The Picards or Pychards of Stradewy, now Tretower, castle, and Scethrog, Brecknockshire [&c.].1878 |
Términos y frases comunes
acres of land acres of meadow acres of pasture advowson Alice Almaly Amicia appurtenances Assize Assize Roll barons bequeathe Bernard Bishop Bishop of Hereford Bishop's Frome Brecknock Brecknockshire Brecon Bredwardine Bromyard Brugge carucate Castle Charter church command county of Hereford Cowerne Cradley daughter disseised disseisin divers Counties Duncumb Earl of Hereford Edmund Edward Elizabeth Feet of Fines freehold gent George Pichard Gloucester granted heirs held Henry Hentland Heref Herefordshire Hugh hundred Inquisition Joan John de Sapy John Pichard John Sapy Jones King's knight knight's fee Lord the King lordship manor Margaret Margery married Mary Matilda memb messuage Milo Pichard Newmarch parish Parliamentary Writs Paunton Penkelly Pensham Peter Pichard holds plaintiffs Priory Ralph Robert Roger Pichard Salop says Scethrog seised sheriff of Hereford Sibilla Smethcott Staundon Stradewy Suckley summoned tenements Thomas Pichard Thos Wales Walter Whereupon a plea wife Will'm William Pichard Worcester Worcestershire Writ tested yeres
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