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)
ourt. A77ns—Or, a bend sinister azure, quar-tering Gournay, Brandon, Norwood, andLongford. Crest—A bucks head caboshed. Estates—The manor, advowson and prin-cipal part of the parish of Leckhampton,and Hartley Hill, in the parish of Cubber-ley, all in the county of Gloucester. Seat—Leckhampton… … The pedigree of this family is authentic-ally deduced from Floierus, who settled soon after theNorman Conquest on the lands beyond theriver Exe, in the county of Devon, whencethe name of Floierslands, or FloiersHayes. His son, Richard, held those lands of Richard,son of Baldwin de Courtenay, and…
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