The Lordship of the MANOR of BLENNERHASSET in early mediaeval times - shown as a Pedigree of the Lords of ALLERDALE, in CUMBRIA The earliest known references to Blennerhasset as a place name are "Blendherseta" 1188 - Robert, Count of Mortain - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2013-06-12 17:05:08 Anglo-Normans Earls of Northumbria House of Dunkeld Civil parishes in Cumbria Earl of Dunbar Cumberland Earl of March Aspatria William Meschin Malcolm III of Scotland Waltheof of Allerdale Gospatric Earl of Northumbria		The Lordship of the MANOR of BLENNERHASSET in early mediaeval times - shown as a Pedigree of the Lords of ALLERDALE, in CUMBRIA The earliest known references to Blennerhasset as a place name are "Blendherseta" 1188 & 118 Add to Reading List Source URL: blennerhassettfamilytree.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 138,66 KB Share Document on Facebook

	The Lordship of the MANOR of BLENNERHASSET in early mediaeval times - shown as a Pedigree of the Lords of ALLERDALE, in CUMBRIA The earliest known references to Blennerhasset as a place name are "Blendherseta" 1188 & 118 DocID: 1oP3f - View Document
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