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Fair Oak Farm: architecture, construction and history (Up to 1700)
...architecture, construction and history Place name: St Margarets Date: Up to 1700 Description:   (4)....
Tre-Cadifor [Trecadivor]: architecture, construction and history (Up to 1700)
...architecture, construction and history Place name: St Margarets Date: Up to 1700 Description:   (5)....
Property of the Harley family in Ewyas Lacy (1623 - 1804)
...commonly called Coomslooth Lands (16a) in St Margarets. 99 years 5s and a couple of...
Digital Images Collection: Photographs of the Court Books of the Manor of Ewyas Lacy (c.1626 - 1712)
...Lacy, Craswall, Llanveynoe, Longtown, Michaelchurch, Newton, St Margarets, Walterstone Date: c.1626 - 1712 Description: Photographs...
...including Craswall, Llanveynoe, Longtown, Michaelchurch, Newton, St Margarets and Walterstone.   The material covers a...
Digital Images Collection: Herefordshire Book – Abstract of Leases (1757 - 1838)
...Lacy, Craswall, Longtown, Newton, Llanveynoe, Michaelchurch, St Margarets, Foothog, Walterstone Date: 1757 - 1838 Description:...
...in Craswall, Longtown, Newton, Llanveynoe, Michaelchurch, St Margarets, Foothog, and Walterstone granted between c.1757 and...
...and Newton Newton Llanveynoe Michaelchurch Eskley St Margarets Craswall and Michaelchurch Foothog Walterstone Observations: GRO...
Jenings [Jennings] family of Newhouse in Newton, Clodock (1636-1662)
...Peterchurch, tanner, and Thomas Prosser of St. Margarets, tanner. 2. Thomas Carpenter of Chilston and...
The History of the Parish of St Margarets
...The History of the Parish of St Margarets Place name: St Margarets   St Margarets...
...of events, people and places in St Margarets, together with photographs, transcriptions, publications and researches...
...listing of historical records referring to St Margarets please click on the link below: ST...
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Leases granted by Lord Abergavenny in Longtown, Forest Hene, Clodock, Craswall, Llanveynoe, Michaelchurch Eskley, Newton, Walterstone, St Margarets, Upper Maescoed, Lower Maescoed, Ewyas Harold and Cwmyoy [Foothog]. (1660 - 1779)
...Craswall, Llanveynoe, Michaelchurch Eskley, Newton, Walterstone, St Margarets, Upper Maescoed, Lower Maescoed, Ewyas Harold and...
...Craswall, Llanveynoe, Michaelchurch Eskley, Newton, Walterstone, St Margarets, Upper Maescoed, Lower Maescoed, Ewyas Harold and...
...Craswall Llanveynoe Michaelchurch Eskley Newton Walterstone St Margarets Upper Maescoed Lower Maescoed Ewyas Harold Cwmyoy...
Guest Contribution: The Norman Occupation in the Golden Valley, Ewyas and Clifford: Paper by George Marshall (Norman period)
...land bounding the southern part of St. Margarets still heavily wooded, and which did not...
...Edwardestune was the northern part of St. Margarets. There is an Edward's Place in this...
Abstract of Leases in Ewyas Lacy (1819 - 1861)
...Foothog, Llanveynoe, Longtown, Michaelchurch Escley, Newton, St Margarets and Walterstone. The listing includes names of...
...Newton Llanveynoe Michaelchurch     3. St Margarets Craswall & Michaelchurch Foothog Walterstone   Observations:...