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)
NGTON. COXWELL, The Reverend CHARLES, A.M. of Ablington House, in the countyof Gloucester, rector of Dowdeswell, b, 23rd April,1771, m. 17th June, 1796, Anne, youngest daughter ofthe Reverend Richard Rogers, of Dowdeswell, and hasissue, I. Edward-Rogers. II. Richard-Rogers. III. Charles-Rogers. IV.… … The family of Coxwell has been esta-blished in Gloucestershire for many cen-turies, and resident at Ablington in constantsuccession since the beginning of the reignof Elizabeth. Over the doorway of theporch of the mansion is the following in- scription engraven on stone in a recess, Pleade. Thov.…
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