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)
min Burton, esq. of Burton Hall, and relict of Michael Cox, esq.of Castletown, but had no issue; and secondly, in 1814, Alicia, Dowager Lady Trim-lestown,* daughter of Lieutenant-General Eustace, by whom he has one son and twodaughters, Evan-Herbert, born at Turvey House, near Dublin.… … This family lineally descends from Ely-STAN Glodrydd, a powerful British chief-tain, who derived his name Elystau, (orAthelstan) from the Saxon King Athel-STAN, who was his godfather. The appella-tion of Glodrydd (or the illustrious) was bes-towed upon him, not so much for his rank orpossessions…
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