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)
ally settled. They were lords ofthe manor of Taunton, until about the year1500, when Edmond Chute sold the manorto Lord Denham. The Kentish branch ofthe family expired in 1700, on the death ofSir George Chute, bart. The first of the family on record, Alexander Chute, lord of the manor ofTaunton in… … WIGGETT-CHUTE, OF THE VINE. 633 Chideokc, knt. and had (with two othersons, James, who espoused the daughter ofRichard Greufeld; and Anthony, m. toAnne Treforth), Philip Chute, flourishing temp. EdwardIII. who m. a daughter of Sir John JJritton,knt. and left at his decease, a daughter,Joane, the…
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