Collections Historical & Archaeological Relating to Montgomeryshire and Its Borders, Volumen 7The Club, 1874 |
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Términos y frases comunes
aforesaid aged ancient ap David Asaph borough boundary Brochwel Ysgithrog bronze brother burgesses Buttington Caersws Carreghova Castle Caereinion Celts Charles Charles II charter Chirbury church Coll daughter David ap Davies died Ditto Earl of Powis Ed'rus Edward Elegy Elizabeth Esq'r Evan Evan Lloyd father gent George grand jury Griffin Griffith Guilsfield heiress heirs Henry Herbert of Chirbury Howell Hugh Humphrey Ieuan interred James Jenkin Joh'es John de Cherleton Jones king Kynaston land Lewis Lewis Price lieth the body Llangurig Llanidloes Llanwddyn Llewelyn Lloyd Lord Herbert Machynlleth Madoc manor Margaret married Mary Miscellanea Historica Mont Montgomery Montgomeryshire Morgan Morris Museum Mytton Newtown Oswestry Owen parish Parliament Pole Pool Powell Powis Castle Powys-land Club Presented Price Prince Ribbesford Ric'us Richard Robert Salop Saxon Severn sheriff Shrewsbury Shropshire stone Thomas town township Trefeglwys Vaughan Welsh Welshpool wife William Wynne
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