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)
ers, had all fair quarter, andleave to depart, leaving seven hundred armsand fifteen barrels of powder. SUCKLING, OF WOODTON HALL. SUCKLING, The Reverend ALFRED-INIGO, LL. B. of Woodton Hall, in the county of Norfolk, b. 31st January, 1796, m. 3Ist Janu-ary, 1816, Lucy-Clementina, eldest daughter… … I. Lucy. II. Catherine-Webb. III. Rosa-Matilda. IV. Margaret-Anne. V. Fanny-Jane. VI. Elizabeth-Cranfield. This g-entleman, formerly of Pembroke College, Cam-bridge, and now a magistrate for Norfolk, succeeded hisuncle, Lieutenant Maurice William Suckling, in 1820,and assumed, in compliance with…
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