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A History of the County of Northampton
… or parsonage of Roade Ashton' belonged to Richard Lansdown of Somerset, perhaps as a result of the progressive … dismemberment of the Hyde estate by the Hoe family. 9 Lansdown died intestate that year, leaving an only son John Lansdown of Wellow (Som.), who in 1697 conveyed the tithes to …
A History of the County of Somerset
… the deep valley of the Avon, between the lofty uplands of Lansdown on the north and Combe and Hampton downs on the south. The river, sweeping first against the slopes of Lansdown, then turning south to skirt the southern hills, and … towards the north, encloses between its northern bank and Lansdown a small expanse of low-lying and level land. That …
A History of the County of Somerset
… 150 or earlier. On the other hand fourteen sitesFarley, Lansdown, Newton, Brislington, Long Ashton, Yatton, Wellow, … found near Langridge Rectory on the eastern declivity of Lansdown looking eastwards over the valley towards Swanswick. … cannot repress a lurking doubt as to its existence. 34 (5) Lansdown. Traces of a Roman building were excavated by the …