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)
ed and langued or,a crescent for difference. Crest—Out of an earls coronet a dexterarm embowed naked, brandishing a daggerpomelled and hiked or, bladed arg. gutteede sang. Estates— In the counties of Hereford,Gloucester, Monmouth, and Durham. Seat—The Hill Court, near Ross. WYNDHAM, OF CROMER.… … This is a branch of the ancient and emi-nent family of Wyndham, which derivedoriginally from Ailwardus, a Saxon, who,soon after the Conquest, assumed his sur-name from possessions in Wymonoham, inthe county of Norfolk. Sir George Wyndham, a younger sonof Sir John Windham, of Orchard, by Joan,his…
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