which are not known to the family. They in-herit, according to their own tradition, fromthe Eatons, and use the quarterings of thatfamily and of Goostrey, which of coursepoint to a direct descent from John Kinseyand Elizabeth Eaton, above mentioned; but,from an equal deficiency of public andprivate… … 5 5 P £3 pa N isa ^ en S 7- w [i3 4 <o)o 2 w < CO o w &3 rf ^ 2 S3 >-PC -I-. Q-, n & pi ^ CJ fS> 53 II—J N y> ^ t^ SEATS OF GREAT BRITAIN. 155 ginal appearance. The other, which belongsto the Kinseys, is a half-timbered mansion,with gables ; this likewise is now occupiedby a…
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