Gloucestershire Notes and Queries: An Illustrated Quarterly Magazine Devoted to the History and Antiquities of Gloucestershire, Volume 4William Phillimore Watts Phillimore, Sidney Joseph Madge Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent, and Company, Limited, 1890 - Gloucestershire (England) |
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... Baronet , who died the 27th of April , Ano Do1 1726 , ætat . 32 . 11 . H.S.E. the body of William Chester , of New Inn , Attorney at Law , ob . primo Julii , Anno Dom . 1728 , ætat . 30 . 12 . H.S.E. Charles Chester , the 4th son of 6 ...
... Baronet , who died the 27th of April , Ano Do1 1726 , ætat . 32 . 11 . H.S.E. the body of William Chester , of New Inn , Attorney at Law , ob . primo Julii , Anno Dom . 1728 , ætat . 30 . 12 . H.S.E. Charles Chester , the 4th son of 6 ...
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... Baronet , the last of his family , | lord of the mannours of Sissinghurste , Copton , Comden , Stone , William Veele , of Over , married Margaret , daughter and coheiress of William Fettiplace of Maidencot , Oxfordshire , and was father ...
... Baronet , the last of his family , | lord of the mannours of Sissinghurste , Copton , Comden , Stone , William Veele , of Over , married Margaret , daughter and coheiress of William Fettiplace of Maidencot , Oxfordshire , and was father ...
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... Baronet , relict of Colonel Bernard Granville , who passed a long widowhood in this city , leading a most exemplary life , doing all the good to her poor neighbours that her income allowed of . " -- This lady , whose husband was brother ...
... Baronet , relict of Colonel Bernard Granville , who passed a long widowhood in this city , leading a most exemplary life , doing all the good to her poor neighbours that her income allowed of . " -- This lady , whose husband was brother ...
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... baronet ; he claimed to be his great - nephew . Sir Hugh Smyth , who succeeded his uncle as third baronet , was married once , and died without issue ; but Provis asserted that he had been twice married , and that he himself was his son ...
... baronet ; he claimed to be his great - nephew . Sir Hugh Smyth , who succeeded his uncle as third baronet , was married once , and died without issue ; but Provis asserted that he had been twice married , and that he himself was his son ...
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... Baronet , of Beverstone Castle , in this County , who departed this life May 4th , in the year of our Lord 1710 , and the 65th of his age . Near whom is reposited the body of Michael Hickes , his 3d son , who dyed an infant . See ! ag'd ...
... Baronet , of Beverstone Castle , in this County , who departed this life May 4th , in the year of our Lord 1710 , and the 65th of his age . Near whom is reposited the body of Michael Hickes , his 3d son , who dyed an infant . See ! ag'd ...
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