Miscellanea Genealogica Et HeraldicaHamilton, Adams, and Company, 1904 - Genealogy |
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ADAMS aforesaid aged Aldworth Alice ALLEN ADAMS Alveston Anne Anno April Argent arms August azure bapt baptized bookplates born buried Catherine Cavan Charles Church Clapham dated daugh daughter of John daughter of Thomas daughter of William December Denston departed died s.p. died unmarried Dublin Edward eldest Elizabeth Elizabeth Ray Esqre February Frances gent George George's Chapel gules heir Henry Henry Charles Sirr Holdich Hugh impaling inscription interred issue James Jane January John Ray John Savage July June King Kington Knockbride London Lord Magennis Margaret married Mary Memory monument Nathaniel Riche November October Ostend parish Pedigree Rector Richard Richard Aldworth Richard Savage Robert sable Sacred Samuel Sarah September Sirr sonne Street Suffolk Tachbrooke uxor Vicar Wadenhoe Wandsworth white marble Wickhambrook widow wife William Savage ye daughter ye son'e
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