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)
Kent. III. Dorothea, m. to Stubbs Wightwick, esq. of GreatBloxwich, in Staffordshire. IV. Susanna, m. to Robert Thacker, esq. second son ofWilliam Thacker, esq. of Minchall Hall, Stafford-shire. Mr. Fryer, an eminent banker, in Wolverhampton, succeeded his father on at-taining the age of… … Richard Fryer, esq. h. 22nd July, 1693,son of Richard Fryer, a descendant of theFryers, of Thornes, near Shenstone, wherethe old hall, surrounded by a moat, nowstands, left a son and successor, Richard Fryer, esq. of Wednesfield, h.26th March, 1719, who married Dorothea,daughter of John Wood, esq,…
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