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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… to the Society of Friends; and the other at Pen-yr-hoel, built at the expense of Mr. Leigh. The Independents …
A History of the County of Hertford
… Sir Robert de Bachesworth, wife of Traher or Trakel son of Hoel, Amabilia wife of Sir Ernald de Mounteny, and Ela wife …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… a sum of 7 10 s., paid by the Sheriff of Shropshire to Hoel ap Madoc, Thomas de Roshal, and Adam de Brington for …
Cardiff Records
… ap David, John ap William Mathewe, Thomas Lloyd ap Ieuan, Hoel ap Ieuan ap John ap Ieuan Vaughan, Morgan ap William, …
The Ledger Book of Vale Royal Abbey
… court of Edward, King of England, our father, impleaded Hoel ap Kadynor ap Helyn, and certain other persons in the … we use in those parts, kinsmen and heirs of the aforesaid Hoel and the others, against whom the aforesaid William …
The Ledger Book of Vale Royal Abbey
… parson of the church of Lampedervaur, plaintiff, and Hoel ap Kedynor ap Heylyn and others in the original writ … is parson [fo. 58 (295)] or the lay fee of the aforesaid Hoel and the others in the original writ contained. And … etc., and thereupon he complains that the aforesaid Hoel and the others in the writ contained unjustly deforced …
Alumni Oxonienses
… 7 Sept., following. See Gardiner, 112. Powell, John s. Hoel, of Tithelstone, co. Glamorgan, pleb. St. Edmund Hall, …
Rymer's Foedera
… ll ap Griff. ap Ievan, Kenryk ap Meridith, ll ap Ignon, ap Hoel, Hulkyn ap Madok ap Gr. Tudur ap Meridith, Hulkyn Powys, … ap Howell ap Ignon. Madok ap Howell ap Madok, Meridith ap Hoel ap Madok, Edenanet ap Davit ap Helyn, ll ap Ievan ap …
Cardiff Records
… on the river Ely, in the manor of Llandaff (1740.) COED-HOEL 1 (Howel's Wood.) On the northern boundary of the manor … remain in situ. The name Howel had anciently two forms, Hoel and Hiwel, both of which are represented by a difference … of sound at the present day. Howel is pronounced "Hoel" in Monmouthshire. It is but rarely that a place takes …
Cardiff Records
… parish of Llanishen. TIR-HYWEL, "Tir Howell" (the land of Hoel.) A tenement in the parish of Saint Fagan and lordship …