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)
b. in 1798, died at Paris,in 1819. II. Thomas-Phipps-Amyan, 6. in 1808. III. Edward-Geoffrey-John, b. in 1813, in the East IndiaCompanys service. IV. Maximilian-Hugh-Stanley, 6. in 1816. V. Charles-James-Hornby, b. in 1817. I. Lucy-Henrietta. II. Frances-Susanna. III. Louisa-Charlotte-Margaret. IV.… … 556 CHAMPNEYS, OF OSTENHANGER. Hmcagc. The family of Champneys came into Eng-land with the CoNQiEROR, anil its anie ^to be found inscribed on the roll ol iiattle Abbey.* Sir Amyan Champneys, knt. living temp.Henry II. was father of another Sir Amyan Champneys, knt. who m.Anne, daughter of Reginald…
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