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Identifier: countiesofenglan01ditc (find matches)
Title: The counties of England, their story and antiquities
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Ditchfield, P. H. (Peter Hampson), 1854-1930
Subjects: Great Britain -- History England -- Antiquities
Publisher: London : G. Allen
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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wn Dane bring-ing hayricks, sheep, trees, etc., with them. The Forest of Neede Wodde ... is merveluslyplenished with Dere. Cank Foreste a great Thingemerely longging to the Bishoprick of Lichefeld. Theris Bewdesert his Place and Parke, and Shucborough hisPlace (were is a Park now of red Dere) is yn the sideof Cank Woode. Shukborow was ons Suchborows withthe long Berd and he, as sum say, gave it to the Mitreof Lichefeld. I know no certente of this gift. Sumcaulle Shokesborow Heywood by cause it standith byit. Ther is a Fair Poole betwixt Cank Wood andShukesborow. * Ther ly a v. fayre Pooles by the Castel of Eccleshaul,and the Park of Blore a 2 Miles of in the same Lordshipis a V. or vi. miles abowte and is the Bishops, and isful of wonderful fair Wood. Burton-on-Trent hath but one Paroche Churche anda Chapell at the Bridge Ende. Trent compasethe agreate Peace of the Towne. Mani Marblers workyne m 1 i.e., the Shire heads, the point where the counties of Derby, Stafford,and Chester meet.
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Staffordshire 231 Alabaster. The men of Uttokcestre usythe Grasinge.For there be wonderfull Pastures upon Dove. Itlonggithe to the Erie of Lancaster. ... AFre Scole founded by a Prist, Thomas Allen. Hefounded an other at Stone in the Reigne of Queen Mari—added by Stowe. ... Ther is a fre schole atWolverhampton made by Stephane Jenings, Mayor ofLondon, a very good market, and a Coledge. The Deneof Wyndsore is Deane there. Leland tells us that he sawe but 3 notable thinges in Tamworth—the Paroch Church, the Castle, and theBridge. The Collegiate Church havinge a Deane and6 Prebendaries and every one of them hath his Substitutethere; but I could not learne of whose erection theCol ledge was. . . . Marmions were without doubtthe successe Lords of the Castle. The King at thispresent is taken as Patron of the Colledge. There bedivers fayre Tombes of Noblemen and Women in theEast Part of the Church of the Freviles, of Baldwinusde Frevile L. of the Castle. There lyeth alsoe theGrand-Father

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