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Sale catalogue, Marquess of Abergavenny’s Estate, Map 8, Lots 133-135 (1920)
...Parry s Cwm Mr P. Yeomans 135 Pasture, Arable Land Cwm Land Mr Vere Smith...
Copyhold Grant to John Sherburn (1781)
...Sherburn of Titley, Herefordshire, and his heirs parcels of arable and pasture land known as...
...of the 1840 s shows these four fields as part of a larger holding of...
Probate Collection; Will and documents for Richard Jenkin (1612)
...To wife, Blanch, his house and 2 closes of arable land and pasture estimated to...
...be 9 acres and with 2 little gardens in Michaelchurch Escley for her lifetime. The...
Probate Collection; will and documents of Charles Thomas, cordwindder (1803)
...his widow, Elizabeth , the house and garden called 'the Uperhouse and all Crops of...
...Crops of wood and of all of wood as shall com'. All the stock of...
The Hamp family and litigation concerning the Bacton Estate (1800s)
...name being derived from Ham, a water meadow. There is also a river named Hamps...
...His sister Mary died unmarried in Lich field in 1863, and was the Hamp's 'right'...
...daughter of Alexander Ramsay Robinson of Shef field House, Kensington, superintendent of the Royal farms...
...several years. Unfortunately Sarah Robinson is a common name and although a person of that...
...was directed to be tried by a common law jury as to the legitimacy of...
...[1 more match...]...
Jakeman & Carver’s Directory and Gazetteer of Herefordshire (1890)
...Mrs Fleet, Mrs Powell Gamekeeper [to HH Wood]: Thomas Howard Haulier: James Williams Innkeeper: John...
...[?Marissis]: James Griffiths] Murryhurst [William Powell] New field [Morgan Lloyd] Old farm [Thomas Fletcher] Park...
...Davies, George White] Tanhouse [Alford James] The Corner [George Watkins] Trecoediver [James Powell] Trevaker [?Trefecca]...
...the Manor; she, Mrs Hamp, Herbert Howorth Wood and the Marquis of Abergavenny are chief...
...have sometimes been amended to reflect more common usage. In case of doubt please refer...
Littlebury’s Directory and Gazetteer of Herefordshire (1876)
...Curate: Reverend J Norton Gamekeeper [To HH Wood Esq]: Thomas Howard Innkeeper: Mary Rees [Sun...
...[Thomas Evans] Old Farm [Thomas Fletcher] The Corner [John Watkins] Trecoediver [James Powell] Trevaker [Sidney...
...of the parish. Miss Rawson, Herbert Howorth Wood, William Henry Hamp and the Marquess of...
...have sometimes been amended to reflect more common usage. In case of doubt please refer...
Digital Archive – Voss Collection: Background to Dorstone Prisoner of War Camp (1940s)
...of War camp number 48 at Green field Farm, Presteigne, Radnor which opened in 1942...
...run and prompted a certain Colonel Wedge wood to complain in a speech to the...
...in a speech to the House of Commons that "...would it not be cheaper to...
...etc.) were constructed from corrugated tin and wood. These structures were known as Nissen huts...
...base was in No. 8 Kensington Palace Gardens which was a former stately home. It...
...[5 more matches...]...
Probate Collection; Will for Harry Thomas Prees, yeoman (1620)
...John David and Blanch. Also all the corn now in the barn and growing. To...
...wherein she now dwelleth together with one orchard   thereto belonging, paying yererly one red...
Probate Collection; Will and documents for Charles Powell, gent (1665)
...one half of the fruits of the orchard and no one else or take of...
...the rest of the estate except the corn growing beyond the lawn to William to...