Montgomeryshire - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	owl:NamedIndividual Motto Ancient county of Wales in 1891 County of Wales in 1831 County of Wales in 1971 Historic county of Wales Rural and urban district in Wales in 1973 1535 establishment in England County of England and Wales in 1964 State or territory established in 1535
rdfs:label	Montgomeryshire
owl:sameAs	dbr:Montgomeryshire
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skos:prefLabel	Montgomeryshire
skos:altLabel	Montgomery County of Montgomery County of Montgomeryshire Maldwyn Montgomery Borough Montgomeryshire County Council Montgomeryshire District Council
clgo:country	United Kingdom
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=birthPlace hasValue=Montgomeryshire
is clgo:birthPlace of	James Harrison (British Army officer) John Evans (British Columbia politician) Hugh Harrison David Brunt John Breynton Ken Lewis (cricketer) Iorwerth Peate Philip Parkin Thomas Blayney David Davies, 1st Baron Davies Kevin Lloyd (footballer, born 1970) John Davies Knatchbull Lloyd Malcolm Johnson (administrator) Susannah Jane Rankin Abraham Rees Dafydd ap Ieuan Llwyd Lu Corfield Rupert Davies (politician) Richard Lloyd (Royalist) Richard Grey, 3rd Earl of Tankerville Glyn Davies (politician) Oliver Lloyd Edward Barnes (poet and translator) Mickey Evans (footballer, born 1947) William Herbert Waring Alfred Ernest Watkins David Russell Hulme Elias Owen (priest) Tony Goble Ann Mercy Hunt Robert Ellis (Cynddelw) James Trow John ab Edmund Adele Nicoll Dickie Morris Edward Wingfield Humphreys John Lloyd (cricketer) Phil Woosnam David Davies (industrialist) Gareth Glyn Novo Amor Abraham Matthews Edwin Davies (publisher) Robert Vaughn (Montana rancher) David Higgins (rally driver) Humffrey Davies John Bentley (politician) George Bennett (rugby) Ernest Norton (RAF officer) David Morier Evans David Thomas (archdeacon of Montgomery) Nicholas Bennett (historian) Syd Thomas Thomas Lloyd (lieutenant governor) Beuno John Ceiriog Hughes Fred Watkins (footballer) Geraint Goodwin David Thomas (educationalist) Edward Pryce-Jones Emrys James Percy Egerton Herbert Richard Herbert (died 1603/1605) Robert Owen George Woosnam John Bufton Margaret Tisdale Edward Lloyd (MP for Montgomery) Meri Wells Pryce Pryce-Jones Edward David Williams Arthur Sandbach Richard Gwyn Frederick H. Davies Elizabeth Vaughan George Latham (footballer) Percy Watkins Robert William Griffiths John Price (died 1602) Kingsley Whiffen Thomas Olivers Jacob Owen Peter Rees (footballer) Frederick Wilding Duster Bennett Callum Preston Edward Herbert (died 1593) James Crisp (cricketer) Peredur Lynch Ranulf de Blondeville, 6th Earl of Chester Siôn Abel Sarah Winifred Parry Harry Beadles Michael Jones (Welsh-French musician) Lumley Jones Edward Vaughan (of Llwydiarth) Thomas Charles Morris Charles Vane-Tempest-Stewart, 6th Marquess of Londonderry Stephen W. Williams Charles Harington (chemist) ... and more
is clgo:ceremonialCounty of	Rhydycroesau
is clgo:deathPlace of	John Lloyd (cricketer) David Davies (industrialist) Jannion Steele Elliott Robert Owen Sir Robert Jones, 1st Baronet
is clgo:locatedInArea of	Clipyn Du
is clgo:location of	Maesmawr Hall Glas Hirfryn Garth (Guilsfield) Aberbechan Hall Penarth (Newtown and Llanllwchaiarn) Sycharth Trewern Hall Plasau Duon
is clgo:significantBuilding of	James Kellaway Colling

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