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)
nscroft. II. Hester-Susannah, m. in 1828, to Rev. John Armi-stead, vicar of Sand bach. III. Frances-Maria, m. in 1827, to Rev. G. B. Blomfield,prebendary of Chester and rector of Stevenage,Herts, brother to the bishop of London. IV. Sidney. V. Barbara-Henrietta. VI. Cornelea-Lee, deceased. VII.… … MASSIE, OF CODDINGTON. 45 The early descent of the Massies, ofCoddingtoii, has long been a matter of dis-pute, some of the pedigrees deriving themfrom a younger son of Sir John Massie, ofTatton, supposed to have been slain atShrewsbury, whose eldest son d. 8th HenryV. ; and others from Hamon, son…
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