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Alumni Oxonienses
… clerk, licenced 28 May, 1678, to marry Letitia Llewelyn, of Putney, spinster; rector of North Waltham, …
Survey of London
… Star (Great Britain) Holdings Ltd as developers, and Llewelyn-Davies, Weeks, Forestier-Walker & Bor as …
Survey of London Monograph
… and Cubitts to the Clerk. LCC/MIN/4748, 7 Feb. 1916, H.Llewelyn-Smith to Clerk. AR/CB/2/104, 2 March 1916, notes by …
An Essay towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk
… the rest of the bishops, to attend King Edward I. against Llewelyn Prince of Wales, who had rebelled against him. 243 …
A History of the County of Worcester
… paid many visits to the city between 1200 and 1216, 48 Llewelyn, Prince of Wales, met the king and did fealty for …
Cardiff Records
… shows that the Whitchurch mills were burnt in the war of Llewelyn Bren. 1440. The Castle and Manor of Whitminster …
A History of the County of Lancaster
… in 1246 claimed two oxgangs from Madoc son of Lewel (Llewelyn), and Quenilda widow of Richard le Waleys. He did … Madoc de Aughton is in this instance called Madoc son of Llewelyn; it will be seen that his daughter married a …
Cardiff Records
… copied by Iolo Morganwg from a MS. of the bard-antiquary Llewelyn Sion of Llangewydd, temp. Eliz. It is evidently …
Cardiff Records
… of Welsh poems, by various bards, in the handwriting of Llewelyn Sion of Llangewydd. In the collection are also many …
Survey of London
… his volume on St. Pancras (1870) the minister was the Rev. Llewelyn David Bevan. In 1889 the foundations of the building …