Nichols, John Gough, 1806-1873 · London : John Bowyer Nichols and Sons · leaf 520
or of the Earls and Marquess Cornwallis),and from that marriage is descended the gentleman to whom weare indebted for the publication of these pedigrees, he being theeldest son of John Dilke, Esq. who assumed the name of Fether-ston on his marriage with the oldest coheiress of the ancient… … umberland: as asserted in two certificates recorded in the Heraldsoffice. They were seated in Warwickshire so early as 8 Edw. IV.when John Fetherston and Emmotta his wife were admitted intothe guild of St. Anne at Knowle, in this county. The Bethams of Eowington bore for arms, Ermine, a…
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