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Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (1912)

Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Shrewsbury [etc.] Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society · leaf 38

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trance. Oxenbold passed soon after the Dissolution of Wenlork .\l)beyto Lord Chief Justice Brc^mley, whose coimtrv house at l^yton-on-Scvern had been that of the Abbot of vShrewsbury. Itseems to have followed the same succession as F.vton, nnd, likeit, is now the propertv of Lord Barnard. In 15.P,… … i XVll From Oxcnbold the party turned towards Cra\en Arms,motoring past tlie i^Iarly Eiii^lish church oi Stanton Loni^-, andthe Norman one of Holi^ate, siandini^- close by the scantyremains of Heli^ots Castle, and so to the moated manor houseof Thonglands. The house now consists of a…

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