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)
and gu. .Crest—A lion passant ermine, armed,langued, and collared gu. Estates—In Leicestershire. Seat—T^ether Seale Hall. FREWEN-TURNER, OF COLD-OVERTON, TURNER-FREWEN, THOMAS, esq. of Cold-Overton, in the county of Lei-cester, Ij. 26th Aug-ust, 1811, 7/1. 4th October, 1832, Anne, youngest child of… … The Frewens, a family of considerableantiquity, were seated, at a very remote pe-riod, in the county of Worcester: in 147.3,we find Richard Frewen, one of the bailitTsof Worcester, and another Richard Frewen,prior of Great Malvern. A third RichardFrewen and his wife are represented in stained glass…
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