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)
n Residence—T^QAiorA Square.Seut—Caerynwch. 553 BURROUGHES, OF BURLINGIIAM. BURROUGHES, HENRY-NEGUS, esq. of Bi.ilinp:ham Hall, Norfolk, h. 8tliFebruary, 1791, m. 25th Aug-ust, 1818, Jane Sarah, (laughter of the ReverendDixon Hoste, rector of Titteshall, Cum Godwick, and sister of Sir William… … The fiimily of Burroughes, of old standingiu Norfolk, has been extensive land ownersin that and the neighbouring county of Suf-folk. Jeremiah Burroughes, esq. weddedDiana, sister and co-heir of James Burkin,esq. of Burlinghani, in the county of Nor-folk, and had a son and successor, Jeremiah…
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