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)
the owner of Littlecott soonbecame involved in estate and deranged inmind, and is stated to have died a victim todespondency, and though the fate of theniece is unknown or forgotten, ruin andmisery are said to have befallen the familywhich survived him. STArYLTON OF MYTON. P. 207, 1. 23. Mr.… … arms of tfjc oIU Harls of Ktrfimonto.* The genealogist George Crawfurds de-duction of this family from Swane, of Danishorigin, solely from that persons holding partof the barony ofCrawfurd, is palpably errone-ous. Swane having been contemporary withGalfiridus, and with his father, DominusGal-fridus…
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