-
people desire to go on
pilgrimages And
palmeres for to
seken straunge strondes And
pilgrims (palmers) [for] to s**** new
strands and
pilgrims (palmers)...
-
longen folk to goon on pilgrimages, And
palmeres for to
seken straunge strondes, To
ferne halwes,
kowthe in
sondry londes; And
specially from
every shires...
- Then folk long to go on pilgrimages, And
palmeres for to
seken straunge strondes And
palmers [for] to s****
strange strands And
palmers long to s**** the...
- district. The name was
first recorded in 1002 as strondway, then in 1185 as
Stronde and in 1220 as la Stranda. It is
formed from the Old
English word 'strond'...
- isolated) hill'.
Dagali Geilo Hagafoss Hol (village)
Hovet Kvisla Myrland Strønde Sudndalen Vedalen Hol is
bordered to the
north by Lærdal, to the north...
- Criston, co. Somerset,
alias late of Hutton, Co. Somerset,
alias late of
Stronde Inne in the
parish of St.
Clement Danes without the bars of the New Temple...
- Oliver's
Island is just offs****. The area was a
fishing village named "
Stronde" in 1353. By the 18th century, it had
become a
place of river-trade with...
- Shipwright,
First HMD
Commissioner at
Chatham (1630–47), born 1570 at
Deptford Stronde, died 1647,
married 1st Ann
Nicholls of Middle****(died 1627;
details of...
-
manso suo in
parochia Sanctae Mariae (House in
Parish of St. Mary atte
Stronde, London) 1305 Oct 3
Willielmus Servat,
civis et
mercator (Citizen and merchant)...
- muðe, þa be sæ on
Cymeneres horan, swa west be sæ oð Ðribeorgas, forð be
stronde to
cwuenstane 7 forð be
strande on ****muðen.. — Kelly 1998, pp. 85–91...
