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)
,Seai—Stradbally Hall. LAMPLUGH, OF LAMPLUGH.(laofcD tlampIugl^^Kaper, of Hantplugt) RAPER-LAMPLUGH, JOHN-LAMPLUGH, esq. of Lamplu^h, in the countyof Cumberland, and of Lotherton, in Yorkshire, b. at Abberford 19th July, 1790;m. 25th October, 1813, Jane, second daughter of Benjamin Brooksbank, esq.… … Lamplugh, in the fells, says Denton, is that manor-house and seignory in thebarony of Egreniont, which gave name tothe ancient family of Lamplughs, a race ofvalourous gentlemen successively, for theirworthyness knyghted in the field, all ormost of them/^ Adam de Lamplugh (son of Sir Robert…
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