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A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… Ewe, the Carron, and the Broom, on the western, and the Conan, the East Carron, and the Alness, on the eastern coast; the Conan falls into the Cromarty Frith, the Carron into the …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… dedicated to St. Michael, anciently the habitation of Conan, a celebrated hermit who afterwards removed to the see …
Cardiff Records
… Some authorities have identified "Pulthcanau" with Pwll Conan, an eastern boundary of the lordship of Glamorgan, near …
A Survey of London
… 3. Cadar was the third, then followed, 4. Obinus. 5. Conan. 6. Paludius. 7. Stephen. 8. Iltute. 9. Dedwin. 10. …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… iiij. Adam Hackefod xiij. Rog'o Prekebroud ij. iiij. Thom' Conan ij. Henr' del Hull xij. Joh'ne Simond xx. Henr' Alward …
A Topographical Dictionary of Wales
… Glamorgan, and the Normans under the command of FitzHamon, Conan, natural son of Rhŷs, having escaped from the scene of …
A History of the County of York East Riding
… lordship descended from Hermer's family to Henry son of Conan (fl. 1201-4), sometimes described as of Kelfield. 12 It descended to Henry's son Conan and then to his grandson Henry (d. c. 1285), who was succeeded in turn by his son Conan and, by 1311, his grandson Henry. 13 Henry son of Conan …
Historical Account of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
… in which year he granted 14 tenements in Gateshead to it. Conan Barton, of Sadbury, Esq. was its patron in 1496. There … was also founded by John Dolphamby, about 1442, and had Conan Barton, of Sadbury, Esq. for its patron. Both these …
A History of the County of York North Riding
… farm at an annual rent of 29. 112 The charter granted by Conan fifth lord of Richmond in 1150, though more elaborate … The tithes of mills at Richmond were granted by Earl Conan to the cell of St. Martin near Richmond (Dugdale, Mon. … [Alan Niger] and his father [Stephen] (ibid.). Earl Conan in his charter refers to the liberties granted by his …
Annales Cestrienses
… Brittany, widow of his son Geoffry, and daughter of Alan [Conan], count of Brittany, Constance by name, with all the … "Alani" should be "Conani." Constance was the daughter of Conan (not Alan) count or duke of Brittany, and widow of …