Old Pembroke Families in the Ancient County Palatine of Pembroke
Old Pembroke Families in the Ancient County Palatine of Pembroke
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P. For Pembroke ; he died in 1676. " St. Bride's he had again, but Slebech, after being granted to Horton, who destroyed the books and manuscripts, was restored to the Barlows.
Rowland, the son of the Major-Geueral, and accord- ing to some accounts, the M. P. Of 1661, had two sons: John, who married Anne, daughter of Lewis Wogan, of Boulston, and died without issue in 1715 on the night of Laugharne of St. Brides.
his re-election as M. P. For Haverfordwest (for which borough he had sat continuou...sly since 1702) ; and Eowland, who died without issue in 1691, and is buried in the nave of Salisbury Cathedral ; there is a Latin epitaph on his monumental slab. The St. Bride's estates, therefore, were ultimately divided among the three married daughters of Eowland Laugharne (the second) ; Philippa, who married (as his second wife) Charles Phillips of Sandy Haven ; Albinia, who married William, the son of Charles PhiUipps, by his first wife Anne (one of the four daughters and co- heiresses of William Phillipps, of Haythog) ; and Anne, who married David Allen, of Fopston, whose younger son John married Joan Bartlett, the heiress of CresseUy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. For Pembroke ; he died in 1676. " St. Bride's he had again, but Slebech, after being granted to Horton, who destroyed the books and manuscripts, was restored to the Barlows.
Rowland, the son of the Major-Geueral, and accord- ing to some accounts, the M. P. Of 1661, had two sons: John, who married Anne, daughter of Lewis Wogan, of Boulston, and died without issue in 1715 on the night of Laugharne of St. Brides.
his re-election as M. P. For Haverfordwest (for which borough he had sat continuou...sly since 1702) ; and Eowland, who died without issue in 1691, and is buried in the nave of Salisbury Cathedral ; there is a Latin epitaph on his monumental slab. The St. Bride's estates, therefore, were ultimately divided among the three married daughters of Eowland Laugharne (the second) ; Philippa, who married (as his second wife) Charles Phillips of Sandy Haven ; Albinia, who married William, the son of Charles PhiUipps, by his first wife Anne (one of the four daughters and co- heiresses of William Phillipps, of Haythog) ; and Anne, who married David Allen, of Fopston, whose younger son John married Joan Bartlett, the heiress of CresseUy.
What to read after Old Pembroke Families in the Ancient County Palatine of Pembroke?
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