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)
f Nicholas Berry, of Berry Nerber, inDevon, four sons, of whom the eldest, Wil-liam, was ancestor of the family that shortlyafter removed to Bridport, county of Dor-set, and from the younger, Richard, pro-ceeded a branch settled in Hertfordshire,at Willian and Bostock. The former, William Waye, of… … The family of Waye originally of Somer-setshire, removed in the reign of HenryVII. or early in that of Henry VIII. toTorrington, in Devon. William Waye, of Great Torrington, WAY, OF The second son, John Waye, of Rridport, Dorset, diedbefore 1680, leaving by Elizabeth, his wife,John,* of Bridport,…
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