 | rev. William Betham - 1802 - 488 páginas
...heiress of Thomas Dutton, of Uutton, Esq. which sword hath for many nges been preserved, and passed over from heir to heir, as an heir-loom, by the name of Hudard's sword. 4, Hugh Button, son and heir, who continued the chief line of Dutton, of Button, which terminated in... | |
 | Arthur Collins - 1812 - 698 páginas
...hath for many ages past been preserved, and passed over from heir to heir (like Agamemnon's scepter), as an heirloom, by the name of Hudard's sword ; and...this day it is by tradition received and called." HUGH, son of Hodard, had those lands which he held in capite, or immediately of the Earl of Chester,... | |
 | Arthur Collins, Sir Egerton Brydges - 1812 - 646 páginas
...past been preserved, and passed over from heir to heir (like Agamemnon's scepter), as an heir loom, by the name of Hudard's sword ; and so at this day it is by tradition received and called." HUGH, son of Hodard, had those lands which he held in capite, or immediately of the Earl of Chester,... | |
 | 1880 - 388 páginas
...of Dation, Esquire, deceased ; which Sword hath for many Ages past been preserved,*and passed over from Heir to Heir as an Heir-loom, by the name of Hudard's Sivord ; and so at this day it is by Tradition received and called." Again, at page 260, Sir Peter... | |
 | 1901 - 380 páginas
...late of Dutton, esquire, deceased : which sword hath for many ages past been preserved and passed over from heir to heir as an heirloom by the name of Hudard's...at this day it is by tradition received and called ' (Ormerod, i. 643). It is supposed to have been the actual weapon wielded by Odard at Senlac, but,... | |
 | Almira Larkin White - 1913 - 536 páginas
...ages past been preserved, and passed over from heir to heir as an heirloom by the name of 'Hudard 's Sword,' and so at this day it is by tradition received and called." 2. Hugh, son of Hodard, had those lands which he held in captite or immediately of the earl of Chester,... | |
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Agamemnon's scepter), as an heirloom, by the name of Hudard's sword ; and so at this day it is by tradition received and called. 