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Munsley is a
village and
civil parish 9
miles (14 km) east of Hereford, in the
county of Herefordshire, England. In 2001 the
parish had a po****tion of...
- John Devereux, Lord of
Munsley, was an Anglo-Norman
nobleman living during the
reigns of
Edward I and
Edward II. The
Devereux were a
prominent knightly...
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Combe Luccombe Manor Merstone Manor Milton Manor Mirables Morton Manor Munsley Manor Nettlestone Manor Norris Castle Nunwell Manor Osborne House Pan Manor...
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Ledbury and Much Marcle.
Little Marcle shares a
parish council with Aylton,
Munsley and
Pixley called "Pixley and
District Parish Council".
There are 18 listed...
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woman named Joan and had children:
Robert Devereux John Devereux, Lord of
Munsley A writ in law used by the
superior courts to
remove cases from inferior...
- Donnington, Holy
Cross in Pers****, In-Liberties, Ledbury, Llangaran,
Munsley (two),
Norton juxta Kempsey,
Putley (two), Rock,
Saint Andrew,
Saint Andrew...
- Colwall, Donnington, Eastnor, Egleton, Ledbury,
Little Marcle, Much Marcle,
Munsley, Pixley, Putley,
Stretton Grandison, Tarrington, Woolhope, Yarkhill. Remainder...
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vesting estates in
Lincolnshire and
Herefordshire and the
advowson of
Munsley (Herefordshire) in
trustees to be sold,
purchase of
other estates and power...
- John
Devereux may
refer to: John Devereux, Lord of
Munsley (c. 1253–1316), Anglo-Norman
nobleman in the time of
Edward I and
Edward II of
England John...
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Marcle (SO658327)
Munderfield Row (SO647515)
Munderfield Stocks (SO655505)
Munsley (SO665408)
Munstone (SO518425) Mynd (SO355745) Nash (SO305626) Netherton...
