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A History of the County of York
… Swartcol (fl. 10th cent.), 336. Swedenborgians, 417-18. Swein Estrithson, King of Denmark, 19. Swein Forkbeard, King of the Danes, 14, 15. Swetemouth, Rob., …
Magna Britannia
… Swaffield. 464. Sweet, 127, 128. 298. 513. Sweetland, 211. Swein , King, xlix. 180. Swete, clvi. ccv. ccxxvii. ccxxviii. …
Calendar of Close Rolls, Henry III
… Ferriby], co. York [E.R.], 517. Swathyng, Roger de, 558. Swein, John, 198. -, -, Christine wife of, 198. -, Robert, …
Calendar of the Manuscripts of the Dean & Chapter of Wells
… Compare Weel. Veil, lenten, 37. Vela, Vele: Robert, 353. Swein, 353. William, 514. Velingtune. See Wellington. Vell'. …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… coast is deeply indented on the west by the inlet of Loch Swein, which is from about two to three miles broad, and … parts. The extent of coast, including the shores of Loch Swein, is almost fifty miles: the rocks in the north rise … the church of Kilmichael. A road from Inverlussay to Loch Swein is in progress, which, when completed, will greatly …
The Environs of London
… estates in this parish were held by Earl Harold, Tosti, Swein Suart, Alsi, &c.: at the time of the Norman survey 4, … hundred of Beventreu) in demesne. It was held formerly by Swein Suart, for a manor of three hides: there was always one …
A History of the County of Essex
… but none in 1086. 133 There was also a mill before 1066 on Swein the swarthy's manor (Ruckholt), but in 1086 it was said … 134 This may have been the mill said to have been given by Swein's nephew, Aelfnoth, to Westminster Abbey, 135 and, if …