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)
o lay before the Pope his royal m. Elizabeth, daughter of John masters claim to the crown of France. The Westrow, esq. of London (she wasbishops brother, Bartholomew Bateman,was member of parliament for Norfolk inthe thirteenth year of the same reign. That the family of Bateman now imme-diately… … * The manor of Hartington was at that time inthe crown. It was afterwards granted by Jamesthe First to the first Duke of Buckingham, andsold by the trustees of the second duke to theEurl of Devonshire in 1663 for ^20,000. Itsubsequently gave title to the marquisate in theDevonshire familv. 350…
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