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)
under appears on the rollof Battel Abbey. Numerous divergentbranches were planted in various counties,and for centuries flourished in all; the prin-cipal were those of Calehill and Scotney *in Kent; of Sesay f in Yorkshire ; of Li r-tlecoteI in Wilts ; of Pageham in Sussex ; * See vol. i. p. 133. t… … 148 DAYRELL, OF LILLINGSTON DAYRELL. and of Trewornan§ in Cornwall. TheDayrells of Lillingston Dayrell derive froma common ancestor with the Calehill family,and have possessed the broad lands whichthey now hold ever since the Conquest. Richard Dayrell, brother of EliasDayrell, was seised in fee of…
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