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)
Oxfordshire,and has issue, Charles-John, h. 14th November, 1797, m. Henrietta,youngest daughter of Sir G. Armytage, bart. ofKirklees, and has one son and a daughter.Elizabeth, in. to Colonel Sir Thomas-Henry Browne, of Bronwylfa, in Flintshire, and has issue.Emma. Mary, m. to her cousin, Charles… … Hmcage. The name of Brandling occurs at a veryearly date in the records of Northumber-land. John Brandling, (grandson of WilliamBrandling, by Mary, sister and co-heir of— Browne, Captaine of Callice, and sonof Robert Brandling, by a daughter ofWilliam Selbie) was sheriff of Newcastle in1605, and…
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