-
first male
group to do so. The
group is made up of
Ashley Fongho,
Jamaal Shurland and
Myles Stephenson;
Mustafa Rahimtulla left the
group in
November 2020...
-
shortly after Easter.
Shurland Hall, near Eastchurch, is
named after its
first owners, the De
Shurland family. In 1188 Adam de
Shurland possessed a mill with...
- of
Cardiff in the
County of
Glamorgan (1551),
Baron Herbert of
Shurland, of
Shurland in the Isle of
Sheppey in the
County of Kent (1605), and
Baron Herbert...
- 4075°N 0.8494°E / 51.4075; 0.8494
Shurland is a
place near Eastchurch, Isle of Sheppey, Kent, England.
Shurland Hall
stood here and was
visited by Henry...
- Rear
Admiral Errington Ricardo Shurland, is a
senior retired Naval Officer of Barbados. He is
currently The
Executive Director of the
Regional Security...
- Cheyne) (c. 1485 – 16
December 1558) of the Blackfriars, City of
London and
Shurland, Isle of Sheppey, Kent, was an
English administrator and diplomat, Lord...
- saga of Örvar-Oddr.
Another variant is
found in the tale of Sir
Robert de
Shurland on the Isle of
Sheppey in Kent, England.
According to the
Primary Chronicle...
- Sir
Francis Cheyne (or Cheney) KB (25 July 1481 – 20
January 1512) of
Shurland Hall, Isle of Sheppey, Kent, was an
English courtier. He was an Esquire...
-
Northwode (d. 1286) Sir
Robert de
Shurland (d. 1324)
Thomas Cheney (d. 1558) The
effigial monument of
Robert de
Shurland includes the
sculpted head of a...
- Ingoldsby"),
Barham claims descent from Sir
Ralph de
Shurland, and a
right to bear the
Shurland coat of arms
alongside his own,
which he does on the volume's...
