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)
and South Elkington, Lincolnshire,traced in the possession of the family fromthe reign of Edward I. In the thirteenth,fourteenth, and fifteenth centuries the Smythsresided at Acthorpe, a hamlet in South Elk-ington. Also in Northamptonshire. Residence—The Rectory, Great Linford,Bucks. PRYCE, OF… … This family lineally descends fromGwyddno Garanhir, prince or lord ofCantref Gwaelod, the whole of whoseterritory was inundated by the sea in hislife time, and it now forms a part of thepresent Cardigan Bay, though that portionof the sea still retains its ancient name of Cantref Gwaelod. Ninth in…
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