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)
. PENDARVES-WYNNE, EDWARD WILLIAM, esq. of Pendarves, in thecounty of Corn wall, m. at Dawlish, 5th July, 1804, TryphcMia, third dau. and now solesurviving- lieiress of the Rev. Browse Trist, of Bowden in Devonshire. This g^entlenian, whose patronymic is Stackhouse, assumed the additional surnameof… … The Pendarves of Pendarves are of cen-turies standing in the parish of Camborneand county of Cornwall, yet few particularsremain of the family prior to the reign ofElizabeth, when Alexander Pendarves, the son of Tho-mas Pendarves, married Alice, dau. of JohnHumphrey, esq. of Camborne, and by…
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