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Boscastle (Standard
Written Form:
Kastel Boterel) is a
village and
fishing port on the
north coast of Cornwall, England, in the
civil parish of Forrabury...
- The 2004
Boscastle flood (Cornish: An
Lanwes Kastel Boterel 2004)
occurred on
Monday 16
August 2004 in the two
villages of
Boscastle and
Crackington Haven...
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Domesday Book and is
valued at 10 shillings. By 1204 it was
owned by
William Boterel, who was
described as "Dominus de
Whitmore juxta Nova
Castrum sub Lina"...
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Anjou to
counter Anglo-Norman influence. Duke Alan IV's
cousin Geoffrey I
Boterel (eldest
brother of Alan Rufus) died on 24
August 1093 in
battle at Dol...
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settlements was the
manor of Callowleas,
which belonged to
Evrard Boterel, Ermina's suitor. He and
Ermina fled to Ledwyche,
another manor he held...
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Oxford by
early 1166.
After de Vere's
death in 1170 she
married William Boterel,
probably by 1175, the year her
stepson William reached his majority. She...
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William de
Botreaux (1337–1391) (pronounced "But'ry") (alt. “Bottreaux,
Boterel Battrell etc.) was a
prominent British West-Country
baron during the reigns...
- Botrel, Bothrel,
Botherel or Bot****l a
Breton surname, and may
refer to;
Boterel means toad in Old French.
Probably a
nickname given to a
person who used...
- Rufus, Breton/Norman
nobleman (approximate year)
August 24 –
Geoffrey Boterel,
Breton nobleman,
eldest brother of Alan
Rufus August 29 – Hugh I, French...
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Bolitho Bowleythow Bolventor Bedheshardh Boquio Boscadjack Boscastle Kastel Boterel Boscean Bosseghan Boscoppa Boskoppa Boscreege Boskednan Boskednan Boskenna...
