Searching for "LLANYMYNECH"

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    Place name County Entry Source
    ARLEEN Montgomeryshire ARLEEN , a locality on the NW border of Montgomeryshire; 2½ miles S of Llanymynech, with a post office under Oswestry. Imperial
    ASTON Shropshire Llanymynech canal, and the Shrewsbury and Oswestry railway, 3¼ miles SE of Oswestry. Post Town, Oswestry. The living is a p. curacy Imperial
    Carreghofa Montgomeryshire Carreghofa , township, Llanymynech par., NE. Montgomeryshire, on river Vyrnwy, 10 miles N. of Welshpool, 1223 ac., pop. 511. Bartholomew
    ELLESMERE CANAL Cheshire
    Shropshire
    Llanymynech canal near Hardley; sends off thence two branches, -the one of 18 miles to Chirk and Llandysilio, -the other Imperial
    LLANDYSILIO Montgomeryshire Llanymynech and Four Crosses r. stations, 6 miles S by W of Oswestry; and is a seat of petty sessions Imperial
    LLANFYLLIN Montgomeryshire Llanymynech, and 15 N W by N of Montgomery; is a neat and pleasant place, with a principal street running Imperial
    LLANYBLODWELL Shropshire Llanymynech r. station, and 5½ SW by W of Oswestry. It contains the townships of Blodwell, Abertanatt, Bryn, and Llynclys Imperial
    Llanymynech Shropshire Llanymynech , township and vil. with ry. sta., Shropshire, and par., partly also in Montgomeryshire - par., 2567 ac. (28 water), pop. 1003; township Bartholomew
    LLANYMYNECH Montgomeryshire
    Shropshire
    LLANYMYNECH , a village in Oswestry district, Salop, and a parish partly also in Llanfyllin district, Montgomery. The village stands on the river Imperial
    LLWYNTIDMAN Shropshire Llanymynech parish, Salop; on the river Vyrnwy, 5½ miles S of Oswestry. Real property, £6,545; of which Imperial
    Montgomeryshire Canal Montgomeryshire Llanymynech; was formed in 1795-1821, descends 225 ft. with 15 locks, is 24 miles long, and is connected by a branch Bartholomew
    MONTGOMERYSHIRE CANAL Montgomeryshire Llanymynech. It was formed in 1795-1821; it descends 225 feet with 15 locks; it sends off a branch of 3 miles Imperial
    MONTGOMERYSHIRE, or MoNTGOMERY Montgomeryshire Llanymynech; sends off a branch of 3 miles to Guilsfield; and communicates, by a branch from Llanymynech, with the Ellesmere Imperial
    OFFA'S DYKE   Llanymynech; it crossed the Vyrnwy at the last of these places, and crossed the Severn 6 miles further S; it then Imperial
    OSWESTRY and NEWTOWN railway Montgomeryshire
    Shropshire
    Llanymynech to Llanfyllin, and from Newtownto Kerry, and a branch 4½ miles long from Cilgurgan to Aberbechar. The main Imperial
    Sarnan Montgomeryshire Sarnan .-- hamlet, on NE. border of Montgomeryshire, 4½ miles SW. of Llanymynech sta.; P.O. Bartholomew
    SARNAU Montgomeryshire place on the N E border of Montgomery; 4½ miles from Llanymynech. It has a post-office under Oswestry. Imperial
    SHREWSBURY Shropshire Llanymynech, giving communication with all parts of the kingdom. History. —The town was known to the ancient Britons as Pengwern Imperial
    SHREWSBURY AND NORTH WALES RAILWAY Montgomeryshire
    Shropshire
    Llanymynech. It is 13¾ miles long; was authorized in 1862; and was empowered in 1864 to have seven new lines Imperial
    TREPRENAL Shropshire TREPRENAL , a township in Llanymynech parish, Salop; 5½ miles S of Oswestry. Imperial
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