Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (1918)
Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Shrewsbury [etc.] Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society · leaf 368
]nostrate, i)art of the tree isstill ali\e. Mulberry trees were introduced into Ivngland al)Outthe middle of the ibtli century, so the tree was proljably at leastas old as the house. [A short distance K. of the Manor stands another timber-framed house, now known as Post Office Buildings. On… … AND THEIR OWNERS. 155 The Manor of Hadley was held in the time of William theConqueror by Goisfrid under Rainald. Soon after Domesdayone William de Hadley was lord of the manor and a man ofimportance, having married Seburga, daughter of Hamo I^everell.lie, with his wife Seburga, and son Alan…
Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Excavations (Archaeology) · Natural history
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