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)
m. llth September, 1834, Mary AnneBarney, ward of Lawrence Heyworth, esq. of Yew Tree,near Liverpool.Richard-Leckonby, capt. 68th light infantry.Edward-James, in holy orders, rector of Devizes.Arthur-Constantine.Charles. Emma. Mary-Jacintha. Mr. Phipps, who succeeded his father, 10th September,… … 510 PHIPPS, OF LEIGHTON HCfUSE. The Ph ipps family has for a very long pe-riod been settled in the county of Wiits. Nicholas Phipps, living in 1568, had es-tates in the parish of Westbury, and waslord of the manor of Leigh. He left threesons, viz. I. Nicholas, father of William, who in.Grace,…
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