Historic Notices: With Topographical and Other Gleanings Descriptive of the Borough and County-town of FlintE. Stock, 1883 - 256 páginas |
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Historic Notices: With Topographical and Other Gleanings Descriptive of the ... Henry Taylor (of Flint, Wales.) Visualização completa - 1883 |
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aforesaid Alderman appointed April Asaph Bailiffs Bart Borough of FLINT Bryn Burgesses Caerwys Castle of Flint Chapel Charter Chester Recognizance Rolls Church Clerk Coleshill Constable of Flint Cornist Councillor County of FLINT Court daughter David ap Davies died Duke dykers Earl Edward Bate elected Mayor Elizabeth Evans Eyton F.M.Acc Flint Castle Flintshire George granted Griffith Grosvenor Hawarden heirs Henry Holywell House Hughes John Conway JOHN de HELEGH John Glynne JOHN HANMER John Salusbury JOHN TREVOR Jones July June King Knight land Leadbrook Ledsham Lord March married Mary Mold Northop Owen Parish Parliament PENNANT Peter Prince of Wales Ravenscroft Rhuddlan Rhyl RICHARD MUSPRATT Robert Shire Sir John Conway Sir JOHN HANMER Sir Roger Mostyn Sir Stephen Sir Thomas Hanmer Sir Thomas Mostyn Solicitor STANLEY Street THOMAS RAVENSCROFT Thomas Salusbury Town of FLINT wages Welsh WHITLEY wife William Wynne
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