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)
lfs head erased.Estates—At Willoughby and MarshChapel, in Lincolnshire, which property waspurchased in 1712. Seat—Willoughby Hall, near Grantham. 483 CLUDDE, OF ORLETON. CLUDDE, EDWARD, esq. of Orleton, in the county of Salop, m. 6th Mayl <s >8, Catherine-Harriett, only daughter of… … The Cluddes, orCLUYDDES claim Saxonorigin, and at a very remote period possessedproperty in Shropshire. In the reign ofHenry I. they were seated on the landsof Cluddeley, and in the third year of Ed-ward III. they acquired, in marriage withIthe heiress of Okleton, that estate, whichhas ever since…
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