Much of my JONES family history involves the area in and around Shropshire. This notebook contains my research regarding this geographic area.
History
Corrupted from Saxon "Scob-scire" a contraction from "Scrobbes-Byrig-Scyre"
pre-history tribes (Cornavii/Ordovices)
rise of Shrewsbury
the Marches
Civil government
15 hundreds or districts
borough and market towns
parishes
Domesday record
parts open to settlement 1086
Welsh controlled area
Oakly Park Collection (Catalogue Ref. 20)
Fox family of Oakly Park, Bromfield, Shropshire
Hertbert family of Oakly Park, Bromfield, Shropshire
Hill family of Hawkstone, Shropshire (Catalogue Ref. 731)
Wolryche family of Bridnorth (Catalogue Ref. 2922)
Thornes family of Shropshire (Catalogue Ref. 867, 1488)
Childe family of Shropshire (Catalogue Ref. 3320)
Calendar of Patent Rolls - Salop (1434)
Hereford (1434)
Chronology/Shropshire
Cyngen (Powys) fl 550s
capital = Pengwern
JONES surname 1547 - 1703 (English legal records)
More family of Linley, Shropshire (Catalogue Ref. 1037)
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Showing posts with label Marches. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
Saturday, July 7, 2012
RN #2 Welsh History : Middle Ages
Research notebook #2 deals with Welsh history during the Middle Ages. It mostly contains articles written about this period.
Welsh Households For the SCA. By Maredudd ap Cynan.
Wales in the Early Middle Ages. By Wendy Davis.
Pattern of Power in Early Wales. By Wendy Davis.
Medieval Wales. By David Walker.
The Archaeology of The Welsh Marches. By S.C. Stanford.
Information gathered from a series of outstanding articles. Those by Wendy Davies in my opinion are the best source of information for this foundational period in Welsh history.
For a discussion of Welsh genealogy see: http://welshgenealogy.blogspot.com .
Welsh Households For the SCA. By Maredudd ap Cynan.
Wales in the Early Middle Ages. By Wendy Davis.
Pattern of Power in Early Wales. By Wendy Davis.
Medieval Wales. By David Walker.
The Archaeology of The Welsh Marches. By S.C. Stanford.
Information gathered from a series of outstanding articles. Those by Wendy Davies in my opinion are the best source of information for this foundational period in Welsh history.
For a discussion of Welsh genealogy see: http://welshgenealogy.blogspot.com .
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