landholder

There were very few large landholders and no central authority.

The number of landholders increased to c. 40 by 1279.

They are small landholders, with 2 to 5 acres of land.

The economy became concentrated in the hands of a few landholders, military people and others.

The law gave landholders until April 12, 1987, to decide.

He was representing several major landholders in the proposed park.

After you kill the three landholders, the bridge is finished too.

Did local lords just spend what they had and then tax or take from their landholders?

Multiple larger landholders already held the bulk of the land.

He became an extensive landholder and died in 1698, aged 100 years.

The nature of the smaller landholders has been difficult to reconstruct.

In return, the landholders keep ownership of their property and can continue to farm.

These records were used, in part, to determine tax assessed to landholders.

This made him one of the dozen or so greatest landholders in England.

It would seem to indicate that she was a prominent landholder in the area.

He died one of the largest landholders in the Maryland colony.

More than 60 percent of Japanese families are landholders.

In time the huge landholders simply couldn't hang onto their land any longer.

Instead they suggested suffrage should be limited only to landholders.

Having her bodyguard present would set the wrong tone for the interview with the Landholder.

This status requires landholders to remove it from their property, by law.

Illegal logging may occur from companies with no rights to the land or by legal landholders.

It is among the largest landholders and employers in upper Manhattan.

In 1989 a single large landholder had over 400 UP members murdered.

In 1861, he set himself up as a land agent, and represented absentee landholders.