dera-ble antiquity. At one time it belonged tothe family of Willigos, from whom it de-scended, with the estate, about tlie com-mencement of the seventeenth century, bymarriage, to the Fowles, and, in consequencQof one of that name marrying a Peckliam,descended from tlie family of the Archbishopof… … < N ^ < r_5, ~ g < SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 173 Esq., the son of his sister, ElizabethPeckham, and he, the said John Mickle-thwait, bestowed it on his brothers secondson, the present possessor, who, in 1824,assumed, by sign manual, the surname ofPeckham, in addition to, and before that…
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