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Name Grosvenor, Family

1. Add MS 24444

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PEDIGREES of Cheshire families, by Joseph Hunter. At f. 110 are extracts from the parish register, of Whitechurch, co. Chester; 1633-1740. Paper; xixth cent Small Quarto. Cheshire: Pedigrees of families in, by J. Hunter: 19th cent. includes: ff. 4 b, 60 b, 90 Arderne family: Pedigree, by J. H...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
19th century
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1 item

2. Add MS 38104

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PLAN of lands in the parishes of St. Martin and St. Margaret, Westminster. These lands, belonging to the manor of Ebury, formed the " Davies estate." They were formerly in the possession of Hugh Audeley or Audley, the money-lender (d. 1662), who seems (but the matter is somewhat obscure, see W. J. Loftie, Hist. of London, 1881, ii, pp. 102, 103, 406, and cf. the present MS. f. 2 b) to have settled them or part of them before his death on Alexander Davies, his great-nephew, brother of Thomas ...
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Maps and Plans: Plan of the Davies [afterw. Grosvenor] estate, Westminster: 1663-1669. London, England: Plan of the Davies (afterw. Grosvenor) estate: [1663-1669]. Grosvenor family; of Eaton, Cheshire: Plan of Davies estate in Westminster, afterw. owned by: circ. 1665. Ebury Manor; Westminste...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1663-1669
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1 item

3. Add MS 39993 MM

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co. Southt., Winchfield (Rudyerd family). Nicholls family: Rubbing of arm, of, at Winchfield: circ. 1621. Grosvenor family: Rubbing of arms of, at Winchfield: 1652. Gamull family: Rubbing of arms of, at Winchfield: 1652. Winchfield, Hampshire: Rubbings of Rudyerd brasses, etc., at. Southamp...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
19th century-20th century
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1 item

4. Add MS 54198

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Add MS 54198
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COMMISSIONERS FOR DISCOVERIES: the only surviving original minute-book of the Commissioners for Discoveries; 10 June 1656-21 May 1657. The Commissioners were established by order of the Council of State on 5 Dec. 1653, see Calendar of State Papers Domestic 1653-1654, p. 285. Their function was to investigate allegations by informers of concealment of revenues due to the government, for example from delinquents who had not declared their entire estate for sequestration or compounding or from ...
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Bindings ENGLISH: Brown calf: late 17th cent. Records, Public: Oliver Cromwell of England: Minute-book of the Commissioners for Discoveries: 1656-1657. includes: f. iv Bookplates and Book-stamps: Heraldry: Sir Richard Grosvenor, 4th Baronet: Armorial bookplate of Sir Richard Grosvenor: bef....
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
10 Jun 1656-21 May 1657
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1 item

5. Egerton MS 2893

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Egerton MS 2893
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PEDIGREE of the family of Cotton, to which Sir Robert Cotton, founder of the Cotton library, belonged ; compiled in 1635 for Edward Coton of Ipswich, and continued to 1722. Interspersed are transcripts of a few charters, etc.; and 107 escutcheons (one blank, as also many of the impalements) with arms in tincture, beginning with two separate coats of the Cotton family: (1) Barry of six, arg and az., in chief 3 round buckles purpure ff. 1b, 2b; (2) Arg., betw. 3 pellets a bend sa. f. 3b, etc. ...
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Heraldry: Pedigree of the Cotton family, with arms in the colour: 1635, continued to 1722. Bindings ENGLISH: Arms of Sir R. Cotton stamped on covers: 1838. Cotton family; of Connington, Huntingdonshire: Pedigree, with arms in tincture,: 1635 continued to 1722. Edward Cotton, alias Coton; of I...
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Western Manuscripts
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1635-1722
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1 item