A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours (1836)
terof Thomas Daniel, esq. of Henbury, in the county ofGloster, and secondly, Caroline-Jane, daughter andco-heir of Thomas Dyot Skep-Bucknall, esq. ofHampton Court, in the county of Middlesex.Charles-James. Francis, who m. Mary, eldest daughter of the ReverendEdward Lewis of Portskenet, by Mary,… … The descent of this family is derived in adirect male line from Cedivor, or Cadivor,prince or chieftain of Divet (Dunetia), a por-tion of country which comprised Pembroke-shire and part of Carmarthenshire, Cadivor* * Welch genealogists ascribe to this Chief amost iilustrious descent, but whatever…
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