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)
two sons, Thomas-Peers, his heir.Owen-Edward, b. in January, 1798.Mr.Williams died in Berkeley Square, 23rdFebruary, 1832, and was succeeded by hiselder son, the present Thomas Peers Wil-liams, esq. of Temple House. Arms—Arg. a chev. sa. between throeCornish choughs. Crest—A chough, holding in its… … Thomas Williams, esq. of Llanidan, inAnglesea, purchased, in 1788, Temple Mills,in the parish of Bisham, Berkshire, fromGeorge Pengree, esq. and erected the man-sion of Temple House, situated on the banksof the Thames. This gentleman, who re-presented Great Marlow in parliament from1790 to 1802,…
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