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Grist Book: Clodock Mill (1923) |
...Prosser Cwmcofed Gwatkin Hunthouse Smith Steps Hassel Road Smith, James Olchon Court Howells, Aaron Wain... |
Oral History: Jackie Stewart recollections of Michaelchurch Mill (1906-1950) |
...mill around 1930, and on a b roadcast about Michaelchurch Mill on BBC radio Hereford... |
...at Yew Tree Cottage, on the Longtown road. Warren had an accident and badly damaged... |
...stuff. The living quarters were across the road at the present P.O. and baking was... |
...became derelict. BBC Hereford & Worcester B roadcast April 7th 1989 [Warren Lewis speaking] We... |
Conveyance: Clodock Mill (1851) |
...are on the east side of the Road from Longtown to Walterstone abutting to lands... |
...on the west side of the same road mereing and abutting to lands late of... |
Mortgage Indenture: Clodock Mill (1922) |
...between the borrower Anne Lewis of Hunthouse Road, Clodock, wife of William Lewis, and the... |
Grist Book: Clodock Mill (1926 - 1927) |
...Gwatkin, Albert Hunthouse Watkins Mody [Moody] Hassel Road Watkins Corras Howells, Aaron Wain Watkins, David... |
Conveyance relating to the Michaelchurch Court Estate (1950) |
...to a right of way over the roadway or track on the adjoining land through... |
...through Dukes Farm and thence to the road and to rights to take water from... |
Grist Book: Clodock Mill (1923) |
...Old Court Gwatkin Hunthouse Smith Steps Hassel Road Thomas Cwm Coched Howells, Aaron Wain Thomas... |
Photograph of Michaelchurch Mill (c. 1983) |
...view of Michaelchurch Mill from the Vowchurch Road was taken prior to conversion to a... |
Supplemental Abstract of Title; Clodock Mill (1851 - 1867) |
...East side of the Longtown to Walterstone road abutting lands late of Mrs Lewis decd.,... |
...on the West side of the said road abutting to lands late of Sarah Davies,... |
Probate Collection, Wills and Inventories: John Watkins (1856) |
...of Craswall, and the plock over the road in the parish of Michaelchurch Escley, and... |