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)
ou-cestershire.Town Resrdevce—Park Place, St. Jamess.Scai—VwW Court. 378 WERGE, OF HEXGRAVE PARK. WERGE, EDWARDS, esq. of Hexgrave Park, in the county of Nottinorham, m.6th June, 1811, Elizabeth, only child of the late John Reynolds, esq. of Bilsthoipe,by whom (who d. 6th April, 1823) he has issue,… … In the reign of Charles II. The Rev. Richard Werge, A.M. rectorof Nailston, in Leicestershire, (descendedfrom a family of the same name in Sussex)exchanged with the Rev. Wm. Cave, A.M.for the rectory of Gateshead, in the countyof Durham, and d. in 1685, leaving an onlyson. The Rev. John Werge, A.M.…
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