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Fownhope /ˈfaʊnˌhoʊp/ is a
village and
civil parish in Herefordshire, England, an area of
outstanding natural beauty on the
banks of the
River Wye. The...
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representing York. Her
mother was the
daughter of Rev.
Walter Spencer of
Fownhope Court in Herefordshire. She was a
niece of
Muriel Emily Spencer Ashley...
- Hall, West Midlands, one of the
houses where Charles II hid in 1651. At
Fownhope in
Herefordshire the
Heart of Oak
Society organise an
annual event, where...
- John in 1185. His son
Roger in 1221
received licence to hold a fair at
Fownhope in 1221. The son of this Roger,
another Robert de
Chandos (d. 1302), parti****ted...
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while overseeing fair play in the ring.
Spring was born at
Witchend in
Fownhope,
Herefordshire on 22
February 1795. His true
surname was "Winter", which...
- England. His wife,
Margery Spencer,
daughter of The Rev.
Walter Spencer of
Fownhope Court, Herefordshire, and wife Anne "Annie"
Elizabeth Hudson,
became Viscountess...
- 1696) was a
British judge and politician. Born the son of the
vicar of
Fownhope, he was
educated at
Hereford Cathedral School and All
Souls College, Oxford...
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After the war she
became a
successful milliner.
Lechmere was born in
Fownhope, Herefordshire. Her
father was
Arthur Lechmere, a farmer, and her mother...
- Ross-on-Wye – 6
miles (10 km)
Section 1: Ross-on-Wye to
Fownhope – 11
miles (18 km)
Section 2:
Fownhope to
Hereford – 7
miles (11 km)
Section 1:
Hereford to...
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mills and
three corn
mills at Hereford, and
another nine elsewhere, at
Fownhope, Hancox, Carey, Foy and Wilton.
There were
another nine
derelict weirs...
