-
apparently no
religious ****ociations at all.
These include Ademar, Ailma,
Ailward, Albreza, Alditha, Almaury, Ascelina, Avice,
Aystorius (these come from...
- pay his rent of one
denarius to a
local farmer,
Ailward or Eilward. On an
upcoming holiday,
Ailward suggested that
Fulke should repay half his debt in...
-
these accounts, Godric, who
began from
humble beginnings as the son of
Ailward and Edwenna, "both of
slender rank and wealth, but
abundant in righteousness...
- to: de
Wymondham (Windham),
lords of Wymondham,
later of
Felbrigg Hall
Ailward de
Wymondham (fl. 12th century), a
person of some
consideration in the...
-
originally called " '
Ailward's', that is 'Æðelward's, Crosby',
afterwards reduced to '
Ailward's bȳ'." So, "the
village or
hamlet of
Ailward". (Bȳ is Old English...
-
Colchester High
Medieval Quintilian Cyprian son of
Quintilian Geoffrey Ailward Henry of
London William Richard Foliot I
Ralph de Alta Ripa
Richard of...
-
Vitamin D in Disarray, self-published monograph, Sion 2010
Selected Articles Ailward D,
Davies DH,
Hecker R :
Effects of
Venostasin on
Serum Cholesterol Levels...
-
prebendary has
become unpaid and
largely honorary. See
Deans of St Paul's.
Ailward Ruffus Arcoid Roger Brun
Laurence Belesmeins Roger of
Worcester Walter...
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Cyprian son of
Quintilian bef. 1138–aft. 1138:
Geoffrey bef. 1142–aft. 1152:
Ailward ?–c. 1154 (ren.):
Henry of
London (renounced claim) bef. 1155–aft. 1166:...
