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)
hia. II. Philip, b. 14th November, 1803, captain 37th nativeinfantry, Madras. III. William, b> 31st December, 1805, lost his life whileserving as a midshipman R. N. IV. James, 6. 19th September, 1809, rector of Bedingfeld,in Suffolk. I. Lucinda-Caroline, m. 19th October, 1824, to ReverendJohn… … 1tm£fl(^e. The family of Bedingfeld is one (asCamden says) of undoubted antiquity, de-riving its name from a town in Suffolk, anddeducing its lineage from the era of the Con-quest, through an uninterrupted line of dis-tinguished ancestors. From Ogenus dePiiGis,alias Longuevili.e, a Norman…
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