Homes of Family Names in Great Britain
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Latter part of tlie 16tli century : in 1535 John Aylwin held the property of Canons in West Dean (D. ). John Aylwin was mayor of Chichester in 1654 (H. C), and the name is still in the town. In the reign of Edward VI. The Bannisters or Banisters held an estate in Beeding, West Sussex (D. ). Thomas de Banastre, apparently a Sussex man, distinguished himself in a naval fight off Winchelsea in 1350 (C). The name is far more characteristic of Lancashire The Sussex Barhams are probably connected wit...h the ancient Kentish family of Barham. In the 13th century Baham was a Suffolk name (H. R. ) Bodle is the name of an ancient Sussex family, formerly called Le Bothel (L. ) Boniface is an old Sussex name that has characterised the county since the 15th century (L. ) John Booker was the principal proprietor in Worthing in the reign of Anne (D. ). The name also occurs in Derbyshire The Bournes of Sussex derive their name from a parish in the county Bridger is the name of an ancient and influential family in the county that held property in Ashurst and Warminghurst ; one of the family was high sheriff 100 years ago (H.
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Latter part of tlie 16tli century : in 1535 John Aylwin held the property of Canons in West Dean (D. ). John Aylwin was mayor of Chichester in 1654 (H. C), and the name is still in the town. In the reign of Edward VI. The Bannisters or Banisters held an estate in Beeding, West Sussex (D. ). Thomas de Banastre, apparently a Sussex man, distinguished himself in a naval fight off Winchelsea in 1350 (C). The name is far more characteristic of Lancashire The Sussex Barhams are probably connected wit...h the ancient Kentish family of Barham. In the 13th century Baham was a Suffolk name (H. R. ) Bodle is the name of an ancient Sussex family, formerly called Le Bothel (L. ) Boniface is an old Sussex name that has characterised the county since the 15th century (L. ) John Booker was the principal proprietor in Worthing in the reign of Anne (D. ). The name also occurs in Derbyshire The Bournes of Sussex derive their name from a parish in the county Bridger is the name of an ancient and influential family in the county that held property in Ashurst and Warminghurst ; one of the family was high sheriff 100 years ago (H.
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