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Hadzor is a
small village near Droitwich, Worcestershire, England.
There are
around fourteen houses and a
Roman Catholic church in the village, although...
- of Devonshire,
known to his
family as Canis.
Mastiffs were also kept at
Hadzor Hall,
owned by
members of the
Galton family,
famous for
industrialists and...
- 1716:
Thomas Smith of
Tenbury 1717:
William Amphlett of
Astley and
later Hadzor 1717:
George Gardiner of
Evesham and Shipston-on-Stour 1718:
William Amphlett...
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Flyford and
North Piddle Parish Council Great Comberton Parish Council Hadzor, Himbleton,
Huddington and
Oddingley (Saleway)
Parish Council Hampton Lovett...
- Hill, Grimley, Guarlford, Guller's End Habberley,
Hackmans Gate, Hadley,
Hadzor, Hagley,
Hales Park, Hall Flat, Hallow,
Hallow Heath, Ham Green, Hampton...
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eldest of five sons of Rev.
Richard Holmden Amphlett of
Wychbold Hall,
Hadzor, near
Droitwich and his
first wife
Sarah Paul,
daughter of
Nathaniel Paul...
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Directory of
Public Works and Buildings. His
father was John
Howard Galton of
Hadzor House, Worcestershire, the son of
Samuel "John" Galton. His
mother was Isabelle...
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Ronald John
Copeland Esq 24. Lucy
Barclay of Urie 12. John
Howard Galton of
Hadzor House, b 1794, d 1862 25.
Samuel "John"
Galton Jr. FRS of
Duddeston House...
- his
involvement in the
rebellion of 1088
against William Rufus. He held
Hadzor in Worcestershire,
probably given to him by
William fitz Osbern; also land...
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Grafton Flyford Grafton Flyford 12
Great Comberton Great Comberton 12
Hadzor Hadzor 5
Hampton Lovett Hampton Lovett 5
Hanbury Hanbury 5
Hartlebury Hartlebury...
