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)
April, 1801, Lady Mary-Anne Lascelles, youngest daughter of Edward,first Earl of Harewood, and has one son, Edward, b. at Harewood House, 6th January, 1802, a deputy-lieutenant for the WestRiding of the county of York, and a captain in the hussar yeomanry of that riding. This gentleman, who is… … Whittell York, esq. an eminent mer-chant in Leeds, espoused Mary, relict ofW. Peart, esq. of Grassington, by whom hehad issue, Richard, his heir. Mary, who m. in November, 1807, theRev. Anthony L. Marsden, of Gar-grave, in the county of York, andhas issue, Charles-John Marsden.Thomas-Lister…
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