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)
-Trent, Derbyshire; KirbyFrith, Glenfield, and Cotes Deville, Leices-tershire. *Va/5—Hopwell Hall, Derbyshire, andKirby-Frith House, Leicestershire. 607 PERSIIOUSE, OF PENN. PERSHOUSE, WILLIAM-BRADNEY, esq. of Penn Hall, in the county of Staf-ford, /;. I8tl) .lune, \lSr), succeeded his father in… … Adam Peushouse, gent, of West Hamp-ton, left by Anne, his wife, three sons and adaughter, viz. I. John, of age in 1653, who marriedand had issue, Adam, d. in 1706, s.p.Catherine, /«. to Matthew Bradney.Anne, ni. to Hugh Granger.Mary, m. to John Granger.Elizabeth, ni. to Thomas Brett,n. W^iLLiAM, of…
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