The English Baronetage: Containing a Genealogical and Historical Account of All the English Baronets, Now Existing: Their Descents, Marriages, and Issues; Memorable Actions, Both in War, and Peace; Religious and Charitable Donations; Deaths, Places of Burial and Monumental Iiscriptions [sic], Volumen 1Tho. Wotton, 1741 |
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... lady Sir Nicholas came poffeffed inter alia , of the manor of Foxhead , and three parts of the eftate of Sir Andrew de Buers , who lived temp . Edw . III . ( a ) . and by her had iffue nine fons and three daughters . The fons were , 1 ...
... lady Sir Nicholas came poffeffed inter alia , of the manor of Foxhead , and three parts of the eftate of Sir Andrew de Buers , who lived temp . Edw . III . ( a ) . and by her had iffue nine fons and three daughters . The fons were , 1 ...
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... Lady Ann Bacon Wife to the fame Nicholas Bacon lyeth buryed in this place , by whom he had . 9 . fonnes and .3 . daughters , fhe dyed in the .68 year of hir age , the .19 . day of September . An Domini 1616. ( a ) The inquifition after ...
... Lady Ann Bacon Wife to the fame Nicholas Bacon lyeth buryed in this place , by whom he had . 9 . fonnes and .3 . daughters , fhe dyed in the .68 year of hir age , the .19 . day of September . An Domini 1616. ( a ) The inquifition after ...
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... lady , with the following infcriptions . In the Vault under this marble lyeth the body of Sir Edmund Bacon of Redgrave Baronet , who married Elizabeth daughter of Sir Robert Crane of Chilton - Hall in Suff . Knt . and Bart . and lived ...
... lady , with the following infcriptions . In the Vault under this marble lyeth the body of Sir Edmund Bacon of Redgrave Baronet , who married Elizabeth daughter of Sir Robert Crane of Chilton - Hall in Suff . Knt . and Bart . and lived ...
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... lady lies buried in Wyghton - church in Norfolk , with the following infcription over her ; ( c ) H. S. E. Elizabetha Dni Robti Bacon de Egmere Baronetti Pia Conjux una cum gemino foetu nuper edito quem alterutrâ amplectens ulnâ fecum ...
... lady lies buried in Wyghton - church in Norfolk , with the following infcription over her ; ( c ) H. S. E. Elizabetha Dni Robti Bacon de Egmere Baronetti Pia Conjux una cum gemino foetu nuper edito quem alterutrâ amplectens ulnâ fecum ...
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... lady a dear confort . ' He married lady Sarah , daughter to the right hon . Philip Stanhope , earl of Chefter- field , and had iffue feveral fons and daughters ; of the fons , those who arrived to maturity were Sir Charles his fucceffor ...
... lady a dear confort . ' He married lady Sarah , daughter to the right hon . Philip Stanhope , earl of Chefter- field , and had iffue feveral fons and daughters ; of the fons , those who arrived to maturity were Sir Charles his fucceffor ...
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