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)
Nagle, bart. by his first wife, Ca-therine, daughter and co-heir of MauriceFitzgerald, esq. of that place. Seat—Mantua House, near Elphin, inthe county of Roscommon, CARR, OF COCKEN HALL. CARR, WILLIAM-STANDISH, esq. of Cocken Hall, in the palatinate of Dur-ham, b. in 1807, m. in 1829, Susan,… … John Carr, of Newcastle on Tyne, mer-chant, (supposed to have been son of Wil-liam, and brother of Ralph Carr,* of Cocken, * This gentlemans sister, Catherine, was theyoung and beautiful wife of William Mompesson,rector of Eyam, who, when the plague of 1663had reached his little village, refused to…
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