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)
—me lie. Quartering the arms of Whitebread,arg. a chevron, sa. between three hindsheads, erased gules. Estates—In Sussex and Surrey. Seats—Ofiington, in the county of Sussexand Ockley, in Surrey. 297 DOD, OF CLOVERLEY. DOD, JOHN-WHITEHALL, esq. of Cloverley, or Calverhall, in the county ofSalop, 6.… … This family was founded about the timeHenry II. by Cadwgan boD, whose son, HovA Dod, m. the daughter and heiressof the Lord of Edge, in the county of Ches-ter, and settled there. The son and heir ofthis marriage, Kenric Dod, of Edge, had two sons, 1. Cadwgan, his successor. 2. Stephen, ancestor of…
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