- centuries, but an
Inspeximus granted by
Edward III in 1348
includes a Nova
Grangia among the
demesne lands of the abbey. In 1699, the
local landowner, Williamite...
- bore the
Latin name: "domus",
while the barn of the
cottage was
termed "
grangia". The word
originally referred to a
humble rural detached dwelling of a...
-
Cascina Combe,
Cascina Cordero,
Cascina Filatura,
Cascina Forfice,
Cascina Grangia,
Cascina La Provvidenza,
Cascina Malaspina,
Cascina Mombasiglia, Cascina...
- –
Grosvenor GRANDUS – Le Grand; Graunt;
Grant GRANETARIUS –
Grenet de
GRANGIA –
Grainge GRANGIARIUS –
Grainger de
GRANO ORDEI;
GRANUM ORDEI – Greindorge...
-
Metropolitan city
Turin (TO)
Frazioni Arià, Bosa, Brichet, Buria, Cantel, Chiesa,
Grangia, Gumbal, Guy, Malp****o, Marcellina, Molinatta, Pasquarolo, Quadevia, San...
- the Bas-Rhin
department The term used by the
source is "la
grangia Ekengeriswilre".
Grangia cannot be
found in any
French dictionary, but it is used in...
-
gradual decline. The word
Grange is a
middle age or low
Latin derivative of "
grangia", a word
meaning farm or country. One of the
oldest domestic buildings...
-
Metropolitan city
Turin (TO)
Frazioni Adrit, Air****a, Balma, Città, Garda,
Grangia, Martinetti, Pognant,
Viglietti Government • Mayor
Danilo Bar Area • Total...
-
Italy Region Piedmont Metropolitan city
Turin (TO)
Frazioni Coriasco,
Grangia, Banni, Centro, Madonna, Sant'Anna,
Bonina e
Gamberi Government • Mayor...
-
Dammartin to
Alberic II (postquam vero
Alberico predictum castrum ****
predicta grangia reddidimus). The
precise cir****stances and
dating of the king's acquisition...
