- Much
Cowarne is a
village and
civil parish in the
English county of Herefordshire,
located off the A417
about 16
miles from
Hereford and 10
miles from...
-
Little Cowarne is a
village and
civil parish in the
county of Herefordshire, England, and is 9
miles (14 km) north-east from the city and
county town...
- had a
cider mill on the
ground floor of the
stowage (Little
Cowarne Court,
Little Cowarne).
Kilns Bricks were the
usual material for
building kilns. Stone...
-
Catholic church,
Deeping St James,
Lincolnshire St Guthlac's Church,
Little Cowarne,
Herefordshire St Guthlac's Church,
Market Deeping,
Lincolnshire St Guthlac's...
- obovate, abaxile.
Flesh juicy, sweet,
pleasant flavour.
Eating Use
October Cowarne Quoining Herefordshire,
England 1826
Width 65 mm (2.6 in),
height 65 mm...
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Edvin Ralph Hampton Wafer Hewland ****withy
Holme Lacy
Kilpeck Little Cowarne Lower Bullingham Studmarsh Wacton Wolferlow Aldwick, SP892175 Alfledawich...
- (died 1663) was an
English Quaker preacher.
Smith probably lived in
Little Cowarne,
Herefordshire and
preached in Andover, Hampshire. He was
repeatedly arrested...
- said that the
process was
begun in
around 1800 by a Mr.
Yeomans of Much
Cowarne, and
continued by a Mr.
Crowe of
Canon Pyon,
after which the
variety came...
-
Richard Green of The Whittern,
Kington 1890:
Colonel Robert Bourne, of
Cowarne Court,
Ledbury 1891:
Benjamin St. John
Attwood Mathews, of
Pontrilas Court...
- Long,
daughter of Sir
Walter Long. In 1630 he
settled his
property at
Cowarne on his wife Dorothy. In 1646 he
married a
second time to
Elizabeth Brabazon...
