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)
ather of the present possessor,upon part of the Quernmore estate, pur-chased from Lord Clifford, and commandsrich and extensive views of the vale of theLune. YARBURGH, OF HESLINGTON. YARBURGH, NICHOLAS-EDMUND, esq. of Heslington Hall, in the EastRiding of the county of York, b. in February, 1771, a… … The family of Yarburgh is one of greatantiquity, and can trace an authenticatedmale succession from the time of the NormanConquest. At that period Eustacius deYarburgh was Lord of Yarburgh, in thecounty of Lincoln, which manor, togetherwith the patronage of the living, still remainsvested in his…
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