An Essay On the Origin of the Names of Towns in Massachusetts Settled Prior to
An Essay On the Origin of the Names of Towns in Massachusetts Settled Prior to
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had three sons; of whom the second, Francis, was father of Sir Robert Bernard, of Huntington, created a baronet July 1, 1662. This branch became extinct, in 1789, in the person of the fifth baronet.
The third son of Francis Bernard first named was Thomas, great-grandfather of our Sir Francis. Our Governor was created a baronet, AprU 5, 1769, whose grandson, Sir Fran...cis Bernard-Morland, is the present baronet.
There was, however, a different family named Bernard, using different arms, and set- tled at Castle Bernard. Of this family was Francis Bernard, who had three children: Francis, m. Lady Anne Petty, only child of Henry, Earl of Shelburne ; Ludlow, whose grandson, Francis Bernard, was made Earl of Bandon; and Elizabeth, who married James Caulfield, second Viscount Charlemont. It will be noticed that Shelburne and Charlemont were among the names selected by Governor Bernard, though this may be but a coincidence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Act.
June 14, 1735, Act.
July 3, 1735, Act.
Jan. 4, 1737-8, Act.
June 24, 1738, Act do. Do.
Act.
Jan. 10, 1738-9, Act do. Do.
Act.
had three sons; of whom the second, Francis, was father of Sir Robert Bernard, of Huntington, created a baronet July 1, 1662. This branch became extinct, in 1789, in the person of the fifth baronet.
The third son of Francis Bernard first named was Thomas, great-grandfather of our Sir Francis. Our Governor was created a baronet, AprU 5, 1769, whose grandson, Sir Fran...cis Bernard-Morland, is the present baronet.
There was, however, a different family named Bernard, using different arms, and set- tled at Castle Bernard. Of this family was Francis Bernard, who had three children: Francis, m. Lady Anne Petty, only child of Henry, Earl of Shelburne ; Ludlow, whose grandson, Francis Bernard, was made Earl of Bandon; and Elizabeth, who married James Caulfield, second Viscount Charlemont. It will be noticed that Shelburne and Charlemont were among the names selected by Governor Bernard, though this may be but a coincidence.
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