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How and why the ancients enchanted Great Britain and Brittany

How and why the ancients enchanted Great Britain and Brittany

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Re: Caus Castle by Anonymous on Sunday, 25 March 2007

Have been visiting Corbet sites since I saw the Ghost of Vincent Corbet Last summer in moreton corbet church, my lady freind heard him, I saw him, as alive now as he was then and just as arrogant! Broad daylight I should add. Caus comes from the french Caux, in northern france, as do the norman Corbets.
Since seeing him I seem to bump into that name everywhere I go, especially in france. Corbet comes from the french word for Raven and is still a word used today. A fascinating family with a fascinating Viking history.
Keryl Holt, a descendant of Simon del Holt, Knight Templar 1165.
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