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)
ashire. Seats—Nidd Hall, near Knaresborough,and Darley Hall, in Lancashire. BLACKER, OF CARRICK BLACKER. BLACKER, WILLIAM, esq. of Carrickblacker, in the county of Armagh, M.A.lieutenant-colonel of the Armagh militia, and a deputy-lieutenant of that shire, b. in1780, m. in 1810, Anne, eldest… … This family derives its name and descentfrom Blacar, king or chief of the North- men or Danes, who settled at Dublin in thebeginning of the tenth century. He wasthe son of Godfred, and the grandson ofImar. Succeeding his brother Amlave in9.38, he led back the Danes to Dublin, fromwhence they had…
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