A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank; but univested with heritable honours (1838)
ember, 1824. Captain Piper, who has been for more than twenty-six years a commissionedoiBcer, served six campaigns under the Duke of Wellington in the Peninsula, France,and Flanders. Hineage. This family, originally of the kingdom ofSaxony, derives its descent from MagnusPiper, of Nieustadt, in… … * This gentleman had an elder and only bro-ther, who, dying from the effects of a severe con-tusion, left two sons, I, John Pipku, formerly captain in the 102ndregiment. II. Hugh Piper, a lieutenant-colonel in thearmy, and commanding His Majestys 38thregiment in Bengal. • The ancestors of Francis…
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