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)
fferentverdict from such defective evidence. Thetrain of calamity which succeeded the trialmay give rise to melancholy reflections, andwas, no doubt, considered by the multitude,to have been the effect of divine visitation.In few words, the owner of Littlecott soonbecame involved in estate and… … arms of ti)t oHi ISarls of 1Si4monti.* The genealogist George Crawfurds de-duction of this family from Swan e, of Danishorigin, solely from that persons holding partof the barony of Crawfurd, is palpably erro-neous. Swane having been contemporarywith Galfridus, and with his father, Domi-nus…
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