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18 Ytem We lay a paine that all the Inhibitants of Royston that occupy any land between the Applehaigh Sykes and the Lee Lane doe scoure their and every of their water courses the sum of ...... iijs . iiijd ̧ ” This land is low lying ...
18 Ytem We lay a paine that all the Inhibitants of Royston that occupy any land between the Applehaigh Sykes and the Lee Lane doe scoure their and every of their water courses the sum of ...... iijs . iiijd ̧ ” This land is low lying ...
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8 Historical background As far as I am aware the Clare family held no land in the Terrington area , nor indeed in the whole of Yorkshire . However , it is not unlikely that Gilbert de Clare , earl of Gloucester , ( 1291-1314 ) , was a ...
8 Historical background As far as I am aware the Clare family held no land in the Terrington area , nor indeed in the whole of Yorkshire . However , it is not unlikely that Gilbert de Clare , earl of Gloucester , ( 1291-1314 ) , was a ...
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Fleming concedes that much land , especially in the early years of the conquest , did pass to Normans in these ways , but insists that much other land was simply appropriated , or in plain English stolen , without William's approval ...
Fleming concedes that much land , especially in the early years of the conquest , did pass to Normans in these ways , but insists that much other land was simply appropriated , or in plain English stolen , without William's approval ...
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A BRONZE AGE RAPIER FROM CATTERICK BRIDGE | 1 |
EXCAVATION OF A DSHAPED ENCLOSURE AT UPTON WEST YORKSHIRE | 7 |
BRAMHAM MOOR AND THE RED WHITE AND BROWN BATTLES 23 | 23 |
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