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)
med and langued or,a crescent for difference. Crest—Out of an earls coronet a dexterarm embowed naked, brandishing a daggerpomelled and hilted or, bladed arg. gutteede sang. Estates—In the counties of Hereford,Gloucester, Monmouth, and Durham.*S«a^—The Hill Court, near Ross. WYNDKAM, OF CROMER.… … This is a branch of the ancient and emi-nent family of Wyndham, which derivedoriginally from Ailwardus, a Saxon, who,soon after the Conquest, assumed his sur-name from possessions in Wymondham, inthe county of Norfolk. Sir George Wyndham, a younger sonof Sir John Windham, of Orchard, by Joan,his…
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