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)
otto—Mea Dos Virtus. Estates—In Suffolk. Seat—Burgersh House, Witnesham. * The Brewsters were seated at Wrentham inthe time of Edward VI., and they rose to greatimportance under the protectorate of Cromwei.i..The male line expired in 1797, when the venerablemansion and estates fell to this Francfs,… … of Dewlish and Kingston Russell, both in the county ofDorset, a lieutenant-general in the army, b. in 1765,m. first, Elizabeth, daughter of Pierce Crosbie, esq. ofBally burgh, in Kerry, and, secondly, 29th September,1803, Anne, eldest daughter of the Honorable HenryFane, of Fulbeck, in…
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