ewyas harold造句

• The church is now part of the Ewyas Harold group of parishes.
• In the feudal Huntington, while Ewyas Harold was subsumed into Webtree Hundred.
• Land around Ewyas Harold Castle was held by Walter's son Roger de Lacy.
• The first of these castles which Ralph helped to construct was at Ewyas Harold, Herefordshire.
• It is situated among the thriving communities of Peterchurch, Dorstone, Abbey Dore and Ewyas Harold.
• At the southern end of the Golden Valley in the village of Ewyas Harold is a llama farm.
• "' Ewyas Harold "'is a village and civil parish in the brook, and is contiguous with the neighbouring village of Pontrilas.
• The younger Harold survived the Conquest and later received part of his father's lands, as well as Ewyas Harold, which is named after him.
• In the jurisdiction of the castle of Ewyas Harold, Roger holds of Henry three churches and a priest and of land and they render two sesters of honey.
• The Nearest shops servicing the residents of Orcop are St Weonards Village Stores and Post Office, along with Pontrailas Post Office and Ewyas Harold Village Stores which are in the opposite direction.
• His connection with the Telekinema during the Festival of Britain led to him being appointed as a programmer at the new bending the rules; based from 2005 in the Herefordshire village of Ewyas Harold.
• It lies on the site of Ewyas Harold Castle, of which only the motte remains . "'Ewyas Harold common "'is a large area of common land within the parish, rich in wildlife.
• It lies on the site of Ewyas Harold Castle, of which only the motte remains . "'Ewyas Harold common "'is a large area of common land within the parish, rich in wildlife.
• Ewyas Harold Castle is an early Norman motte and bailey castle and St Michael's church, Ewyas Harold contains a 13th-century or 14th-century effigy of a lady holding a heart in the palm of her hand.
• Ewyas Harold Castle is an early Norman motte and bailey castle and St Michael's church, Ewyas Harold contains a 13th-century or 14th-century effigy of a lady holding a heart in the palm of her hand.
• Ralph made quite a name for himself as a stonemason in Britain, as he is mentioned five times in the Domesday Book of 1086, often as an undertenant at the castles which he helped to build : " Opeton " ( Upton Scudamore ) in Wiltshire; " Fifhide " ( later Fifield Scudamore, now Fifield Bavant, Wiltshire ); an unnamed parcel of land at Ewyas Harold, which Warren Skidmore postulates was probably " Kaureos ", now Corras in Kentchurch; " Poscetune " ( now Poston, Herefordshire ); and Little Hatfield ( Yorkshire East Riding ).