Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 56
by one of his anceftors inthe reign of queen Elizabeth, has continued ever fince in the poflcflion of the family,and has by them been improved to its prefent flate. This family have been confiderablebenefadors to the town of St. Germains, having endowed a public fchool there, repairedthe… … Jy»o»TrowJr launcefton Castle, Cariwcdl.PI i. LAUNCESrON C ASTLE, CORNWALL. (Plate li) Launceston, according to Leland, was called Loftephan, and alfoDunevef; thelaft, perhaps, from feme aHufion to the family of the Nevets, or Knivets, who-might either give their name to it, or be ftiled De or…
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