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)
23rd April, 1815. Elizabeth-Langton, d. in 1818. Mary-Langton, m. first, January, 1813, to William-Hastings Neville, esq. youngest son of General Ne-ville, and has issue, Staphanie-Langton Neville, h.in 1831, and Rothes-Hastings Neville, h. in 1832.Margaret-Clarissa. This gentleman, who is second… … The ancient and eminent family of Mas-singberd has been seated in the county ofLincoln for many centuries. (For the earlydescents refer to the account of the Mas-singberds of Ormsby, vol. i. p. 663.) Sir Thomas Massingberd, knt. represen-tative of the family in the sixteenth centuiy,wedded Joan,…
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