Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists' Field ClubWoolhope Naturalists' Field Club., 1896 |
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... Pytts , is a field called the " Chapel Close , " and nearer to Stoke Bliss Church , behind the present blacksmith's shop , is a meadow called the " Prioress Meadow , " both of which places are referred to in the Deeds . Netherwood lies ...
... Pytts , is a field called the " Chapel Close , " and nearer to Stoke Bliss Church , behind the present blacksmith's shop , is a meadow called the " Prioress Meadow , " both of which places are referred to in the Deeds . Netherwood lies ...
Page 125
... Pytts of Kyre in the female line . The two fields mentioned therein " The Chapell Close ' and the ' Prioress Meadow ' - still retain their names . The Hyde farm house was re - edified about 60 years ago - but the outline of the ancient ...
... Pytts of Kyre in the female line . The two fields mentioned therein " The Chapell Close ' and the ' Prioress Meadow ' - still retain their names . The Hyde farm house was re - edified about 60 years ago - but the outline of the ancient ...
Page 127
... Pytts family before they occupied Kyre mansion . In the field before reaching the farm , Mr. James Nott , whose brother some years ago was tenant of this farm , showed on the top of the " Chapel Field " the locality where , as a youth ...
... Pytts family before they occupied Kyre mansion . In the field before reaching the farm , Mr. James Nott , whose brother some years ago was tenant of this farm , showed on the top of the " Chapel Field " the locality where , as a youth ...
Page 131
... Pytts , who purchased the manor and the ruined castle from Lord Compton , in 1586 , and it occupies a period from 1588 to 1618 , from which time the family has made it their residence instead of their earlier home at " The Pyrrie ...
... Pytts , who purchased the manor and the ruined castle from Lord Compton , in 1586 , and it occupies a period from 1588 to 1618 , from which time the family has made it their residence instead of their earlier home at " The Pyrrie ...
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5th skin abundant Acronycta alni anal armature ancient Arch Archæological auricoma bank Binstead brood caia camp Canon Frome Castle Castle Frome central chancel Church Church Stretton Clee cocoon colour Colwall Cuspidia dark segments diam diameter Dinmore District dorsal Dorstone Doward Dulas Eardisley feet Field Club Flora Focke Frome grayling ground hairs Haugh wood Hedge Hereford Herefordshire hill Hope Mansel hybernating inches July Kyre Kyre Park larva larvæ Ledbury leporina Little Doward Lord's wood Ludlow menyanthidis miles moults Native nave nearly pale parish park plant Plate plumage pool present pupa Pytts Radnor rare ribs river road rocks Rogers Roman Rubus rumicis Saxon Sellack Shrub side species specimens station stone Stretton T. S. Lea Tedstone Delamere thickets Transactions trapezoidals trees tridens trout tubercles valley venosa Viminia wall Woolhope Club