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)
ma-nagh, Middlethird, and Slievardagh, inthe county of Tipperary. Seat—New Park, near Cashel WALROND, OF BRADFIELD. WALROND, WILLTAM-HENRY, esq. of Bradfield, in the county of Devon, b. 28th January, 1762, m. Mary, daughter of —Alford, esq. of Sandford, in the same shire, andhas two daughters… … This old Devonshire family, called atdifferent times, de Waleran, Wallerend,Walleronde, and Walrond, has beenseated at Bradfelle, the present Bradfield, in uninterrupted male succession since thetime of Henry II. # . Richard de Bradfei.lf, living at JJrad-felle in the parish of Uffculm, and county…
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