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)
ailed of the last for Bradley.Second and third arg. two bars gemelles be-tween three escallops gu. for Dyne. Crests—First, a dexter arm, embowed inarmour holding a battle axe, all ppr. forBradley ; second, an heraldic antelopeshead erased, armed and maned, or, languedgu. for Dyng. Estates—In Kent.… … The ancient family of Beaumont deducesits descent from the early sovereigns ofFrance, and was established in England byHenry de Beaumont, son of Lewis de Bri-enne, by Agnes, his wife, Viscountess DeBeaumont and Mayne, who came, accordingto general supposition, from his native coun-try, at the…
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