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)
ssue, Arthur. Eleanor.Temple. Fanny.Charles-James. Matilda.Henry. Nea. 2. Charles, h. in 1789, in holy orders. Fellow of All SoulsCollege, Oxford. 3. Catherine-Elizabeth, h. in 1791, m. to the Honorableand Reverend John-Evelyn Boscawen, second son ofGeoro-e, third Viscount Falmouth, and has issue.… … This ancient family assumed its name fromthe town of ANNESLEY, in the county of Not-tingham, the possessor of which, at the timeof the Norman Conquest, was Richard de Annesley, whose son and successor, , , . Ralph de Annesley, called rito, (theBriton,) founded the priory of Felley. Heleft issue by…
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