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The view from
Rattle Hill across parts of the parishes of How Caple,
Brockhampton and Kings Caple |
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The road along
the ridge at Rattle Hill is the boundary between the parishes
of How Caple and Sollers Hope. |
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How Caple Court with
the church of
SS Andrew and Mary in
foreground. The
gardens are open to the public during the summer.
Photograph © Chris
Musson & the Woolhope Naturalists' Field Club
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How Caple was
Capel in Domesday and was a manor of the (Cathedral) Church of
Hereford. There were five hides which which paid tax.
There were nine villeins and a bordar with eight ploughs.
There were three slaves - one male and two female.
There was a
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How Caple Church and Court in 1895. There are many more
trees now. |
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How Caple Church in 2006 |
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The barn at
How Caple Court and the post office and garden centre shop. |
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How Caple church in 1850 |
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The Hamlet of
Stocking, How Caple |
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Caple Mead,
Stocking |
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How Caple GENUKI pages
Archaeological records from
How Caple are held on
Historic Herefordshire On Line |
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