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The county seats of Shropshire : a series of descriptive sketches, with historical and antiquarian notes, of the principal family mansions (1891)

Leach, Francis · Shrewsbury : Eddowes's Shrewsbury Journal Office · leaf 302

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HIS splendid specimen of half-timbered work was built between 1554and 1588 by Thomas Howell (or Powell), son of Howel ap Griffith ofOswestry, who claimed descent from a junior branch of the royal line ofprinces of Powys. His family resided in it until the line ended in anheiress, who sold the place…

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