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… continuation of Baker's Row. GREENSAYS. A tenement west of Cogan. GREENWARD, "Greneourde." Certain pastures in the … Cross of the borough. HIGHLANDS. A dwelling-house above Cogan Pill, in the parish of Llandough. HIGHMEAD. A house and … (1492.) LITTLEHILL, "Litelhull." In the lordship of Cogan (1492.) LITTLE PARK. An earlier name for the Cardiff …
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… The (? neck or nook.) A fishery-place in the lordship of Cogan (1492.) NETHER FURLONG. Twenty-three acres in the … "La Niwere." A weir which formed one of the boundaries of Cogan Moor ( circa 1290.) NISHTON. A farm on the eastern … land.) Ten acres held in villenage, in the lordship of Cogan (1492.) PANDY (the fulling-mill.) A homestead in the …
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… A weir which formed one of the boundaries of Cogan Moor ( c. 1290.) SARN-Y-CAUNANT (the causeway of the …
Cardiff Records
… aged 30. (Agnes Fernandez seems to have met her death at Cogan Pill). R.O. Star Chamber Proceedings. Bundle 25, No. 6. …
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… Hore, owner and master of a vessel which had put into Cogan Pill. The matter is set out at great length in the … Richard Hore owner and master, in August 1538 came into Cogan Pill laden with wine, salt, alum and tunny from … woman named Agnes Fernandez, who fled into the woods near Cogan Pill and there very soon died. Hore was then arrested, …
Cardiff Records
… Herbert of the highe streeate in cardif, John ap John of Cogan, David Roberts of Penhowe and Will'm Morgan servant to …
London Inhabitants Outside the Walls, 1695
… 109.110 Mary, 109.78 COFKSTAKE: Mary, ser, 102.1 COGAN: Christian, ser, 106.59 COGDELL: Elizabeth; William, s, …
Survey of London Monograph
… Esq r Alderman M r Cha s Gardner Common Council M r W m Cogan M r John Burnell M r Fra s Lawe Church Wardens 1755 M r …
Survey of London
… Bishop of Ely; and Edward; Alice "de Aubenie"; Lady Mary Cogan; Lady Hawisia Bavent; Lady Maud, abbess of Barking; and …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… to the Infirmary in 1785 and died in 1815; 171 Thomas Cogan, sometime master of the Grammar School, who died in …