
Shawbury
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Oct 2, 2026
Letters of Thomas Charles III: Where Does Assurance Rest?
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1:15John SnyderHOST
And now, the letter is written to Mrs. Charles, so they've just gotten married.
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1:21John SnyderHOST
They're living in Shawbury.
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1:23John SnyderHOST
Uh, I believe it's in Shropshire, and that's in England, about 20 miles from the border of Wales.
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1:30John SnyderHOST
The reason that they are in this town is that, um, Thomas Charles is helping an old Oxford friend named John Mayer, who was a vicar or a minister of a church there.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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31:33Patrick EatonNARRATOR
Roden riseth in the lake of Combermere.
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31:36Patrick EatonNARRATOR
After it, it runneth by Whitchurch, a good market town, by Lee village and Shawbury village and at Walcot into Tern.
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31:45Patrick EatonNARRATOR
There be very great breams and other good fishes in Combermere.
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31:49Patrick EatonNARRATOR
Orny cometh into Teme about Broomfield, a cell to Gloucester.
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Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
Sep 18 · 1 Mention
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27:59speaker_0NARRATOR
Rodan riseth in the lake of Cumbermere.
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28:02speaker_0NARRATOR
After it it runneth by Whitchurch, a good market town, by Lee village and Shawbury village, and at Walcott into Turn.
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28:11speaker_0NARRATOR
There be very great breams and other good fishes in Cumbermere.
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28:15speaker_0NARRATOR
onny cometh into team about broomfield a cell to gloucester harmer pole a mile from shrobsbury team river entereth into the farther side of severn not far from powick mill a mile and a half beneath worcester the site and commodities of the soil of shropshire there be found in moorish and mossy ground a seven miles from shrobsbury and in other places of the shire fir-wood roots and also the whole trees hewn down in old time but of whom or for what cause no man there can tell they find them lying in the ground sometime a foot or two deep sometime a five or six foot deep many of them be of a great length and without twigs in brenning they smell well Mortimer's Clebbury in Shropshire, a village and a park by Wyre Forest, in the way betwixt Ludlow and Beaudley.
Itinerary of John Leland in or About the Years 1535-1543-John Leland
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29:00speaker_2NARRATOR
Roden riseth in the lake of Combermere.
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29:03speaker_2NARRATOR
After it, it runneth by Whitchurch, a good market town, by Lee village and Shawbury village and at Walcot into Tern.
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29:12speaker_2NARRATOR
There be very great breams and other good fishes in Combermere.
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29:16speaker_2NARRATOR
Onny cometh into Teme about Broomfield, a cell to Gloucester.