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A visitation of the seats and arms of the noblemen and gentlemen of Great Britain (1852)
Burke, Bernard, Sir, 1814-1892 · London : Colburn · leaf 68
nd is thus hereditarily connected withthe Principality in which he is now established. Hendregadredd, which is situate about twomiles and a half from Tremadoc and Cricketh,and less than one mile from the sea, formedpart of the extensive estates of the famed SirJohn Owen, of Clenneneu, Vice-Admiral… … B -33 qA p; £3 w ^ X-5 y < o •-3 (S| < ©1 Un j d O &q 4—w H g 5 ;/3 3 W ^ e^i £3 \ • SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 53 side of which closely adjoins the rock, a frag-ment of which has been cut away for the pur-pose of its construction, was built by MajorWalker in 1847, nearly on the site of a…Historic buildings -- Great Britain · Heraldry -- Great Britain · Nobility -- Great Britain · Great Britain -- Social life and customs
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