Combs &c. Families of Herefordshire, England

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	Combs &c. Families of Herefordshire, England

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Herefordshire, an inland Co. on the SE. border of Wales, and bounded N. by Shropshire and Worcestershire, E. by Worcestershire and Gloucestershire, S. by Gloucestershire and Monmouthshire, and W. by Monmouthshire, Radnorshire, mid Brecknockshire… (Bartholomew's Gazetteer of the British Isles, 1887])

Combs &c. Records by Hundred and Parish in which Combs and Associated Families have been found thus far

Hundred of Broxash (None at this time)
Hundred of Ewyas-Harold (united to Webtree) (None at this time)
Hundred of Ewyas-Lacy (None at this time)
Hundred of Greytree (None at this time)
Hundred of Grimsworth (None at this time)
Hundred of Huntington (None at this time)
Hundred of Radlow (None at this time)
Hundred of Streford (AKA Stretford) (None at this time)
Hundred of Webtree (None at this time)
Hundred of Wigmore (None at this time)
Hundred of Wolphy (None at this time)
Hundred of Wormelow (None at this time)

To learn more about medieval terms for land see the ENGLAND: Land from Medieval to Present Day.

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