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)
the county of Devon, b. in 1780, m. in 1821, Matilda, second daughter of Sir RichardBedingfeld, bait, of Oxburgh Hall, in the county ofNorfolk, by Charlotte-Georgiana, bis wife, only sister ofGeorge-William, present Lord Stafford, and has issue, Si \\i I Y-Edm \RD-GEORGE. Camilla-Annabel la.… … This is the nearest collateral branch ofthe ancient family of Cary, of Torr Abbey,(see p. 37). Edward Cary, esq. second son of Wil-liam Cary, esq. and grandson of EdwardCary, esq. of Torr Abbey, purchased Folla-ton, in the county of Devon, and there seatedhimself. He espoused*…
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