kemys造句

• Lord Kemys, a general officer for William the Conqueror.
• Watt Raleigh was killed in a battle with Spaniards and Kemys subsequently committed suicide.
• There is a park near Kemys Fawr Infant & Nursery School with a football pitch.
• The church stands on the corner of Kemys Street and Sunnybank Road ( formerly Church Road ).
• Kemys'men found themselves in control of the town, but surrounded by hostile Spanish forces.
• Amerike and Kemys were responsible for collecting those revenues and accounting for them to the Exchequer at Westminster.
• Kemys sent out a few brief expeditions in search of the promised gold, but these were unsuccessful.
• After 29 days and failed attempts to negotiate with the Spanish, Kemys ordered Santo Tom?looted and burned.
• William Lorimer was a farmer, living two miles ( 3 km ) away from Ellisland at Kemmishall or Kemys Hall.
• There are three general shops : two on South Street and a general store on The Avenue ( Kemys Fawr Estate ).
• Kemys and'Richard ap Meryke'or'a Meryk'are named at the head of every section of the account.
• It passed via the Mynne, Buckle and Parkhurst families to Sir Charles Kemys Tynte and after his death to Sir Joseph Mawbey.
• Raleigh, who was disabled by fever, ordered five small ships to sail into the River Orinoco, led by Kemys and carrying five companies of fifty.
• Kemys returned to the fleet, now at anchor off Punto de Gallo; the expedition, with supplies for one month, had been away for two.
• During his exploration of the coast between the Amazon and the Orinoco, Kemys mapped the location of Amerindian tribes and prepared geographical, geological and botanical reports of the country.
• Sir William Martyn, Lord Combe Martin, Lord Kemys, married Geva de Burci, daughter and sole heiress of Serlo de Burci, feudal baron of Blagdon in Somerset.
• Amerike, and his fellow customs officer, Arthur Kemys, were the paymasters for the pension of ?0 a year granted by Henry VII to John Cabot on 13 December 1497.
• In 1596 Raleigh sent his lieutenant, Lawrence Kemys, back to Guyana in the area of the Orinoco River, to gather more information about the lake and the golden city.
• In 1617, he returned to the New World on a second expedition, this time with Kemys and his son, Watt Raleigh, to continue his quest for El Dorado.
• It was remodelled in the Queen Anne style by Sir Charles Kemeys in the early 1700s and on his death passed to the Tynte baronets, who changed their name to Kemys Tynte.