The History of Wem: And [other] ... Townships [in Shropshire] ...Franklin, 1818 - 368 pages |
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Other editions - View all
The History of Wem: And [Other] ... Townships [In Shropshire] Samuel Garbett No preview available - 2018 |
The History of Wem: And [Other] ... Townships [In Shropshire] Samuel Garbett No preview available - 2015 |
The History of Wem: And [other] ... Townships [in Shropshire] Samuel Garbett No preview available - 2018 |
Common terms and phrases
acres ancient Barons annum Aston bailiffs Bannister Barnes Barons of Wem belonged bishop borough borough-hold Boteler Brockhurst brook burgage burgesses buried called castle chapel Charles church copyhold copyhold estate Corbet Cotton county of Salop court rolls court-leets curacy curate custom customary lands customary tenant daughter death died earl of Arundel Edstaston Edward eldest Elizabeth farm feoffees formerly Free School freehold gentleman George Greystock heir Henry Henry VIII Hinstock honour Horton Ightfield inhabitants Jebb John jury king Lacon Lane Loppington lord Dacre Lord's Demesne lord's woods manor married Menlove messuage messuage and estate Moreton Moreton Corbet Newport Newtown Noneley Northwood Onslow parish parliament Playters pounds present principal Estates purchased queen rector reign rent Richard River Roden Robert Roger Rowland Salop scholars Shrewsbury Shropshire Sleap sold Soulton steward succeeded survey in 1561 tenement thereof Thomas Tilley town township Whitchurch wife William Pantulf Wolverley wood Wroxeter Wycherley
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