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Kilvrough Manor is a
large country house near Swansea. It is a
Grade II*
listed building. Its park is
listed on the Cadw/ICOMOS
Register of
Parks and...
- Penrice, at
Pennard Church in
Kilvrough on 3
September 1879: they had two sons and two daughters.
Their residence was
Kilvrough Manor in Glamorgan, where...
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Retrieved 28
February 2023. "
Kilvrough Manor Park,
Gower (700141)". Coflein. RCAHMW.
Retrieved 1
March 2023. "
Kilvrough Manor Gardens,
Gower (265710)"...
- 1720s by
Rawleigh Dawkin (later
Rawleigh Mansel), son of the
squire of
Kilvrough in Gower, and on his
death p****ed to his
brother Mansel Dawkin (later...
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Metropolitan Police.
During the late 19th-century, the
Lyons family lived at
Kilvrough Manor in Glamorgan,
where they
later married into the
Glamorgan Jones...
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Castellau House Llanharan House Miskin Manor Talygarn Manor Clyne Castle Kilvrough Manor,
Gower Maesteg House (demolished 1920)
Oxwich Castle,
Gower (ruined)...
- Hussars. He had
young brothers and
sisters including,
Thomas Penrice of
Kilvrough (b.1820),
Captain Herbert Newton Penrice of the
Royal Engineers whose...
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Llansamlet 1719
Michael Williams of Newcastle,
Bridgend 1720
William Dawkin of
Kilvrough,
Gower 1721
William Richard of
Cardiff 1722
William Morgan of Coedygores...
- (2,097 m)
Kirriemuir (2,094 m)
Girton Fjeld (2,089 m)
Dollar (2,085 m)
Kilvrough Fjeld (2,081 m) Tårnfjeld (2,072 m)
Culross (2,067 m)
Drumglas Beag (2...
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Carmarthen 15
November 1677: John
Philips 1679:
Rawleigh Mansel, of
Kilvrough, Killay,
Glamorganshire 13
November 1679: Sir Rice Williams, of Rhydodin...
