- John
Harewell was a
Bishop of Bath and
Wells in
medieval England.
Harewell came from
Harwell in
Berkshire (now in Oxfordshire). He was in the
employ of...
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William Harewell (c. 1616-1667) was
rector of St Mary's,
Oldswinford in
Worcestershire until removed from
office during the
Puritan revolution.
After the...
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George Harewell Woolnough (10
February 1884 – 13
December 1963) was a
saddler in Tenterfield, New
South Wales, from 1908
until his
retirement in 1960....
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surrounded his
palace with
crenellated walls, a moat and a drawbridge. John
Harewell raised money for the
completion of the west
front by
William Wynford, who...
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Aston married Bridget, one of the
daughters of John
Harewell, and
sister and
coheir to
Thomas Harewell, of Shotery, in Warwickshire. They had children: John...
- this tax was
published on 25
January 1368. The chancellor,
Bishop John
Harewell, held a
conference at Niort, at
which he
persuaded the
barons of Poitou...
- and some
notable monumental br****es
particularly the
altar tomb of John
Harewell and his wife Anna (1505). The
tower has a ring of six bells. The second...
- Brock,
Sonia Alio,
Jessica A. Milstein, Jim Fenhagen, Erik Ulfers,
David Harewell Nominated 2003
Outstanding Single Camera Editing Vincent J. Straggas, Tim...
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records it as Arewell.
Other 13th- and 14th-century
sources record it as
Harewell. The
Church of
England parish church of
Saint Matthew may date from the...
- on 6
April 1364.
Translated to Ely on 15
December 1366. 1367 1386 John
Harewell Previously Chancellor of
Gascony and
chaplain to the
Black Prince. Appointed...
