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)
ton Byrom, esq. of Fair-view, Toxteth Park, Lancashire, andhas issue. Mary, m. to Benjamin Gaskell, esq. of Thornes House, in Yorkshire.Catharine, in. to Edward Rowe Lyall,archdeacon of Colchester.The eldest son is the present Joseph-Pil-kington Brandreth, M.D. of Stublach. Arms—Sa. five lozenges… … Edward Brandreth, second* son ofJohn Brandreth, of Weeford and Lees, bornin 1645, died in 1702, leaving two survivingsons, Obadiah, b. in 1678, who d. unm. in1760, and Thomas Brandreth, of Lees, in Cheshire,born in 1686, who d. in 1730, and was suc-ceeded by his son, * The descendants of the eldest…
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