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)
heynot been barred by the late Sir Cecil Wray,bart., died in March 1814, and was succeededby his elder son, the present Rev. CecilDaniel Wray, of Kelfield. Arms—Az. on a chief or three martletsgu. Crest—An ostrich passant, or.Motto—Et juste et vray.Estates — In the counties of York andLincoln.… … This old and respectable family,Gilbert, in his History of Cornwall, hasprincipally resided for upwards of three centuries in the parish of St. Austell and St.Blazey : the surname of Carlyon in connex-ion with Cornwall is derived from very re-mote antiquity, for besides the Barton ofCarlyon, near…
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