The haunted homes and family traditions of Great Britain (1905)
Ingram, John Henry, 1842-1916 · London : Reeves · leaf 546
rious half-timbered mansions which are nowbecoming rare in this country. Its six sharply-pointedgables, and its long ranges of mullioned pointed win-dows, give it an imposing appearance from a distance;and on a nearer approach the remains of a moat arevisible, which proves that it had once… … INCE HALL. 503 Domesday Book was compiled/ His son Williamadopted the surname of de Windsor, but another son,Gerard, was contented to bear his ordinary patronymic,and became the ancestor of the Gerards of Bryn, nowrepresented by Sir Eobert Gerard, of Garswood Hall. About the year 1368, John, the…
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