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Chancery Proceedings: Introduction
Cardiff Records: Volume 3
Dogfield, and other places in the neighbourhood of Cardiff. They are valuable
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The manors of Cardiff district: Introduction
Cardiff Records: Volume 2
in his hands, as Roath Dogfield. (3) The knight's fees or manors held of the chief ... by some authorities that according to the custom of Roath Dogfield, copyholds descended
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The manors of Cardiff district: Descriptions
Cardiff Records: Volume 2
out of Kibbor were Roath Dogfield, Roath Keynsham, Llystalybont, Roath Tewkesbury, ... DOGFIELD. Roath (in Welsh, y Rhath) is a parish adjoining Cardiff on the east. ... formerly known as Roath, but for about 300...
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Schedule of place names: N - R
Cardiff Records: Volume 5
of Roath-Dogfield. The older building, fortified and moated, was ruinous in the reign ... FARM. ( Vide Cwrt-bach.) ROATH-DOGFIELD. The manorial name of the original ... Dogfield is a modern...
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Patent Rolls: Introduction
Cardiff Records: Volume 1
is in the Manor of Roath Dogfield; but there is no "Manor of Cardiff," and never
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Entry Book: March 1694, 21-25
Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 10, 1693-1696
of the field anciently called Dogfield, alias Mulghay Close, and in the several ... respectively. From this plot is to be excepted that part of the Dogfield abutting
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Schedule of place names: A - F
Cardiff Records: Volume 5
of Roath-Dogfield (1550.) ANNES PEWTERER'S LANDS. Seven acres in the parish ... of Roath-Dogfield ( q.v.), with which last name this was erroneously supposed ... Dogfield Croft. A field in the...
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Glamorgan County Records: Cardiff District Order Books, 1780-1811
Cardiff Records: Volume 3
of Cardiff and the several Manors of Lystalybont and Roath Dogfield
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Schedule of place names: S - Z
Cardiff Records: Volume 5
of Roath Dogfield ( c. 1560.) THORN HILL, Thorntree Hill. A prominence ... in the lordship of Roath-Dogfield ( c. 1560.) Mr. Corbett's annotated map shews
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Volume 124: September 1-30, 1710
Calendar of Treasury Papers, Volume 4, 1708-1714
Street, parcel of a field called Mulghghay, alias Dogfield, parcel
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