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)
Plymouth. BAGSHAWE, OF WORMHILL HALL, AND OF THE OAKES. BAGSHAWE, WILLIAM-JOHN, esq. M.A. of Wormhill Hall, and of the Oakes, in Norton, both in the county of Derby, barrister-at-law,b. 13th April, 1793, m. 12th October, 1822, Sarah, thirddaughter of William Partridge, esq. of Bishops Wood,in… … Mr. Bagshawe succeeded his father, Sir William Cham-bers-Bagshawe, 29th June, 1832. He is a magistratefor Derbyshire, and the West Riding of Yorkshire, and adeputy-lieutenant for the former county. BAGSHAWE, OF WORMHILL HALL. 29 Hmcagc. John de i. Hall, of Hucklow (whoseancestor of the same name…
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