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)
Bevil, h. 20th January, 1834.Fanny. II. Granville-John, h. in 1807. III. Court, h. in 1808. IV. Frederic, h. in 1810.I. Harriet-Joan. Mary. III. Lucy. This gentleman, whose patronymic is DEwes, succeeded his father, Bernard DEwes,esq. of Wellesbourne, in December, 1822, and assumed in 1827, on… … ILmeage. ** It is a melancholy reflection, says Dr.Borlase, to look back on so many greatfamilies who have formerly adorned thecounty of Cornwall, and in the male lineare now no more; the Guanvilles, theCarminows, the Champernownes, the Bo-drugans, Mohuns, Killegrews, Bevils, Tre-vanions, which had…
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