- (Greater) Eladrin,
Ghaele (Greater) Eladrin,
Noviere (Lesser) Eladrin,
Shiere (Lesser) Eladrin,
Tulani (Greater)
Fhorge Ghostlight Guardinal Powerful...
- house's
predecessor was the
property of
Edward Bray, a
descendant of the
Shiere family, who paid
composition for his
estate as a Royalist. It
belonged to...
-
several times. Memo held by Stan
Hywet Hall &
Gardens archives.
James H.
Shiere (May 27, 1981). "National
Register of
Historic Places Inventory/Nomination:...
- thus
received the new
manor of
Shiere Vachery;
while Richard Óg de Burgh, 2nd Earl of
Ulster ('the red Earl')
received Shiere Ebor(a****). Two
other manors...
-
University Press, 1954), p. 421 (Google). 'Parishes:
Shere -
Manor of
Vachery Shiere', in H.E.
Malden (ed.), A
History of the
County of
Surrey Vol. 3 (VCH, London...
- 1584 An Act for
Reformacion of
Errors in
Fynes and
Recoveryes in the xij
Shieres of Wales,
Towne and
Countie of
Haverford West, with the
Counties Palentine...
-
Archived from the
original on June 6, 2012.
Retrieved March 23, 2012.
Shiere,
James H. (May 23, 1981).
National Register of
Historic Places Inventory-Nomination...
- counties: Raya Azebo, Enderta, Tembien,
Kilete Awla'lo, Agame, Adowa, Axum and
Shiere along with many
districts under each of the counties' jurisdictions. After...
- p. 190. ISBN 0-521-32932-9. Churchyard, T. "A
Description of
Monmouth Shiere".
Worthiness of Wales.
Retrieved 25
February 2011. Jones, R (2003). Haunted...
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Common Pleas.
Around 1650, he
bought the
manor of
Hensington from
Edward Shiere, but sold it on to
Lewis Napier in 1661.
After the king's death, Atkyns...
