- and
estate of
Markshall were
granted to the
Markshall family after being confiscated from Hugh de Es****. They
descended in the
Markshall family until the...
- quick.
Honywood died in
Marks Hall, Es**** in 1620.
There was a
plaque in
Markshall church which recorded her
pious life. The
plaque said she was
buried there...
-
flows northwards through Stoke Holy Cross, Dunston,
Caistor St Edmund,
Markshall and Arminghall. It
joins the
River Yare at
Trowse - just
south of Norwich...
-
honours former inhabitant of
Marks Hall near
Coggeshall |
Markshall Estate". www.
markshall.org.uk.
Retrieved 7
January 2024. "Blue
Plaque for
Clara James...
- via
Google Books. Cruickshanks, Eveline. "HONYWOOD,
Robert (d.1735), of
Markshall, Es****".
History of
Parliament Trust.
Retrieved 24
August 2022. Burke...
-
formed on 1
April 1949 from
Great Coggeshall, Feering,
Little Coggeshall,
Markshall and Pattiswick.
After the
decline of the wool trade, Coggeshall's economy...
-
Colne Engaine,
Wakes Colne,
White Colne, Copford, Feering, Inworth,
Markshall, Messing, Pattiswick,
Great Tey,
Little Tey,
Marks Tey
Ongar 56,994 Abbess...
-
Kimberley Forehoe RD
Kirby Bedon Henstead RD
Little Melton Henstead RD
Markshall 1935
Henstead RD.
Added to
Caistor St
Edmund Marlingford Forehoe RD Morley...
-
Southern Byp****, 1989–91 Part II: The Anglo-Saxon
Cemetery at
Harford farm,
Markshall, Norfolk".
archaeology data service.
Retrieved 24
December 2018. "Multi-period...
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Cross (Holy Cross) with Dunston,
Arminghall and
Caistor St
Edmunds with
Markshall". www.crockford.org.uk.
Retrieved 6
October 2018. "The
Benefice of Thurton...
