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)
he suc-ceeded to the estate of Beardiville upon hisbrothers death, which was entailed uponhim by his fathers will. Seats—Bushmills House, in^the county ofAntrim ; and Roe Park, in the county ofLondonderry. 310 DARBY, OF COLEBROOKDALE. DARBY, FRANCIS, esq. of Sunniside House, Colebrookedale, in the… … This family has resided at Colebrooke-dale for many generations, and has acquir-ed, by purchase, estates in the vicinity. Abraham Darby, living at Colebrooke-dale in 1697, left, with three younger sons,Edmund, Sarjeant, and John, who all diedunmarried, a successor, Abraham Darby, b. 3rd March,…
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