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quadgram	frequency
in the reign of	276
the reign of henry	149
the reign of edward	121
in the parish of	116
in the county of	108
in the time of	50
reign of henry iii	47
reign of edward iii	45
the reign of richard	45
reign of edward ii	42
of the house of	41
he was a farmer	41
the name of the	41
from the heiress of	39
reign of richard ii	39
with the heiress of	39
i take to be	38
a younger branch of	37
the first recorded ancestor	35
in the case of	34
of the seventeenth century	32
in the th of	31
of the reign of	31
a chevron between three	30
one of the most	30
the ancestor of the	29
corresponding with an o	28
of the present family	27
be taken to be	27
coat was borne by	27
was a farmer at	26
in the same county	25
daughter and heir of	25
reign of henry vi	25
said to have been	25
seems to have been	24
to be the same	24
may be taken to	24
at the time of	23
the name is derived	23
reign of edward i	23
the name of a	23
the end of the	23
the reign of elizabeth	22
was the ancestor of	22
of this ancient family	22
by whom he had	22
as early as the	22
the origin of the	21
the elder line of	21
it seems to me	21
is said to have	21
the time of the	21
be the same as	21
the time of henry	21
the middle of the	20
this coat was borne	20
the seat of the	20
ancestor of the present	20
reign of henry viii	20
to be found in	19
second son of sir	19
married the heiress of	19
among the early settlers	19
was borne by sir	19
of the manor of	19
younger branch of the	19
who lived in the	18
on the death of	18
illustration this is a	18
the same as an	18
a younger son of	18
by the marriage of	18
the th of henry	18
came from the heiress	18
the time of edward	18
living in the reign	17
ancestor of this family	17
the beginning of the	17
in the sense of	17
lived in the reign	17
marriage with the heiress	17
illustration the name is	17
in the male line	17
the head of the	17
in the names of	16
the ancestor of this	16
descended from the second	16
by marriage with the	16
reign of henry vii	15
of the county of	15
the second son of	15
line of the family	15
reign of henry i	15
of the fifteenth century	15
name is derived from	15
is the first recorded	14
at the battle of	14
it will be seen	14
is a younger branch	14
to us through the	14
the th of edward	14
from an heiress of	14
reign of henry ii	14
branch of this family	14
match with the heiress	14
come to us through	14
the second marriage of	14
in the possession of	13
the ancestors of this	13
about the reign of	13
a member of the	13
appear to have been	13
son of sir john	13
by the name of	13
latter part of the	13
from the reign of	13
the chief of the	13
from the second son	13
branch of the family	13
us through the normans	13
this is a younger	13
elder line of the	13
the latter part of	13
at the same period	12
in connection with the	12
at the beginning of	12
born in shelby county	12
appears to have been	12
at the head of	12
the parish of st	12
the early part of	12
was born in shelby	12
the period of the	12
in accordance with the	12
to the reign of	12
the present family is	12
in the reigns of	12
to have been the	12
the present family descend	12
as the reign of	12
which i take to	12
daughter and coheir of	12
in the seventeenth century	12
as appears by the	12
in the fifteenth century	12
as the name of	12
early part of the	11
taken to be from	11
as a matter of	11
the residence of the	11
younger brother of the	11
the history of the	11
of the eighteenth century	11
and was the ancestor	11
a fess between three	11
which seems to be	11
origin of the name	11
the civil wars of	11
take to be the	11
the names of the	11
early as the reign	11
has ever since remained	11
in the person of	11
in the female line	11
during the civil wars	11
of the family of	11
is one of the	11
of the fourteenth century	11
the scrope and grosvenor	11
seat of the family	11
roll of the reign	11
of the family in	11
accompanied her parents to	11
was one of the	11
at the age of	11
scrope and grosvenor roll	11
civil wars of the	10
roll of battle abbey	10
reign of queen elizabeth	10
wars of the seventeenth	10
from the second marriage	10
is the same as	10
of the most ancient	10
the marriage of sir	10
be found in the	10
of the same name	10
to be from the	10
which came from the	10
male line of the	10
a very early period	10
to be derived from	10
was living in the	10
present family descend from	10
the male line of	10
a match with the	10
of the sixteenth century	10
be traced to the	10
genealogical and biographical department	10
label of three points	10
a younger brother of	10
the reign of queen	10
and the heiress of	10
at the end of	10
are said to have	10
accompanied his parents to	10
ancestors of this family	10
corresponding with an a	10
of the province of	10
the first of the	10
a label of three	10
took the name of	10
take to be from	10
was succeeded by his	10
appears by the roll	10
within a border engrailed	10
the extinction of the	10
will be found in	10
by the roll of	10
at the same time	10
was inherited from the	10
younger son of sir	10
of william the conqueror	10
borne by sir john	10
can be traced to	10
to have been a	10
the principal seat of	10
clan fraser in canada	10
supposed to have been	10
the elder branch of	10
branch of an ancient	9
illustration a family of	9
illustration this family is	9
soon after the conquest	9
before the reign of	9
the original seat of	9
the close of the	9
the same name as	9
of the clan fraser	9
at a very early	9
in notes and queries	9
an heiress of that	9
from the time of	9
a number of names	9
heiress of that name	9
from whence the name	9
the same as the	9
in the thirteenth century	9
by a match with	9
the reigns of edward	9
of the clan in	9
the family in the	9
in a charter of	9
a branch of the	9
as one of the	9
of arms of the	9
rolls of the dates	9
in the list of	9
reign of edward iv	9
in the th century	9
the present coat was	9
the roll of battle	9
to have been seated	9
in the fourteenth century	9
with regard to the	9
was borne by monsieur	9
is supposed to have	9
derived from the heiress	8
he was the ancestor	8
present coat was borne	8
the heiress of the	8
representative of the family	8
family is descended from	8
was the son of	8
is in the parish	8
the death of the	8
from the same origin	8
assumed the name of	8
the clan fraser in	8
the more ancient coat	8
younger branch of this	8
the annual business meeting	8
of one of the	8
in the first place	8
is to be found	8
in the roll of	8
as appears by his	8
and one of the	8
the roll of arms	8
there can be no	8
about the end of	8
first recorded ancestor of	8
in his history of	8
second son of the	8
was a farmer and	8
are to be found	8
became possessed of the	8
principal seat of the	8
bore the present coat	8
on the other hand	8
in the last century	8
in the genealogy of	8
a lion rampant gules	8
in one of the	8
illustration this is the	8
whence the name is	8
members of the family	8
by an heiress to	8
of the frasers of	8
with the coheiress of	8
in the hundred of	8
have been seated at	8
the reign of james	8
the house of commons	8
illustration this ancient family	8
having married the heiress	8
the first in the	8
in the altdeutsches namenbuch	8
roll of arms of	8
in the eighteenth century	8
inherited from the heiress	8
younger branch of an	8
after the death of	8
in the early part	8
from the same stem	8
with the exception of	8
in the form of	8
be a corruption of	8
may be referred to	8
list of early settlers	8
reign of henry iv	8
about the middle of	8
the county of leicester	8
of this family was	8
the genealogy of the	8
may be taken as	7
was born in hardin	7
the marquis de la	7
about the beginning of	7
in the hundred rolls	7
is said to be	7
of this venerable family	7
in the course of	7
be the same name	7
an heiress to the	7
recorded ancestor of this	7
referred to at p	7
an account of the	7
so far as the	7
ancestor of the family	7
from the name of	7
the manner in which	7
the roll of the	7
remained in the family	7
side by side with	7
to the house of	7
the toast of the	7
he had no children	7
the representative of the	7
second son of thomas	7
the property of the	7
does not seem to	7
son of joshua stephens	7
of the name of	7
to western ohio and	7
the names of men	7
gave name to this	7
it has ever since	7
second marriage of sir	7
on account of the	7
to be from a	7
we can hardly doubt	7
family of great antiquity	7
the clan in canada	7
the seat of this	7
the ancient seat of	7
seat of this family	7
on the decease of	7
in that of edward	7
end of the seventeenth	7
third son of sir	7
parents to shelby county	7
of the grafton press	7
of the elder line	7
at the period of	7
line of this family	7
i do not think	7
generation living approximately to	7
of the last century	7
elder branch of the	7
this ancient family is	7
from a younger brother	7
reign of james i	7
the county of somerset	7
the antiquity of the	7
he was a lawyer	7
owned and occupied the	7
the county of hereford	7
western ohio and indiana	7
as to the origin	7
in the sixteenth century	7
the province of quebec	7
the county of stafford	7
of this family in	7
ancestor of this ancient	7
the way in which	7
from a similar origin	7
in that of henry	7
descended from a younger	7
in the name of	7
the time of william	7
and had one child	7
corresponds with an o	7
the pedigree begins with	7
as a general rule	7
same as an a	7
original seat of the	7
chief justice of the	7
the county of devon	7
parents to western ohio	7
and the scrope and	7
the name is local	7
the reign of charles	7
of the first baronet	7
born in franklin county	6
to the present day	6
the ending in en	6
name in the liber	6
is supposed to be	6
in the new york	6
she was born may	6
in the latter part	6
a chevron gules between	6
to the origin of	6
the head of this	6
in the twelfth century	6
by the heiress of	6
by sir john de	6
to whom she bore	6
the subject of the	6
the dominion of canada	6
she was a woman	6
the possession of the	6
first in the pedigree	6
seems to be the	6
have come to us	6
married a daughter of	6
a younger branch was	6
chevron gules between three	6
the roll of carlaverock	6
history of the clan	6
a high german form	6
the county of derby	6
the family removed to	6
a young man of	6
has since continued the	6
in the ninth of	6
the cuddeback stone house	6
history of the family	6
traced to the reign	6
the lands of the	6
on a bend sable	6
province of new york	6
she was born aug	6
will be seen that	6
same as an o	6
of the town of	6
of this family is	6
ancestors of the present	6
to be a contraction	6
the ancestors of the	6
the founder of the	6
was born in franklin	6
son of sir thomas	6
is the ancestor of	6
he is a farmer	6
such a name as	6
the same word as	6
on a bend gules	6
beginning of the eighteenth	6
son of the second	6
of the family was	6
reign of richard i	6
she was born in	6
present family is descended	6
of the earl of	6
tokens of seventeenth century	6
was a woman of	6
the pedigree of this	6
probably the same as	6
at the close of	6
living in the th	6
the names of women	6
elder line of this	6
to be of saxon	6
was a man of	6
supposed to be of	6
the eldest son of	6
on behalf of the	6
the only remaining branch	6
younger branch was of	6
the topographer and genealogist	6
th of henry vi	6
by his marriage with	6
on a chief gules	6
with the ending in	6
into the teutonic system	6
the said jacob codebec	6
i am inclined to	6
some of the names	6
son of sir william	6
succeeded by his son	6
the list of early	6
may be said to	6
and thus became possessed	6
appears by his seal	6
extinction of the elder	6
descendants or followers of	6
daughter and heiress of	6
traced to the conquest	6
th of edward i	6
thus became possessed of	6
married an heiress of	6
of the common pleas	6
which can be traced	6
period of the conquest	6
meeting of the clan	6
for an account of	6
married the coheiress of	6
arms of the reign	6
extinct on the death	6
remained the inheritance of	6
end of the reign	6
the methodist episcopal church	6
is traced to the	6
ancient seat of the	6
whom he had no	6
in possession of the	6
leland in his itinerary	6
meditations upon the creed	6
be a contraction of	6
the county of northampton	6
in the north of	6
brother of the first	6
on the th of	6
in the civil wars	5
home of elting cuddeback	5
th of henry iii	5
history of the county	5
were among the early	5
first of the name	5
was the name of	5
end of the fifteenth	5
representation of the family	5
is the mother of	5
early in the fifteenth	5
the sonne of robert	5
my father and mother	5
the ancient arms of	5
who died in the	5
the name to be	5
a bend between six	5
reigns of edward iii	5
of the last earl	5
calendar of state papers	5
the time of king	5
a family of great	5
of this venerable house	5
the county of warwick	5
extinct in the male	5
she was born jan	5
that of richard ii	5
in the second place	5
the ancient family of	5
head of the pedigree	5
the present family are	5
we find the following	5
carried by an heiress	5
till the reign of	5
was sold in the	5
time of edward iv	5
on the part of	5
discoverer of the fraser	5
became extinct in the	5
the affairs of the	5
in the midst of	5
would seem to be	5
third son of the	5
come down to us	5
seem to have been	5
he had four children	5
son of sir edward	5
fourteenth and fifteenth centuries	5
whom he had four	5
in the first quarter	5
from the period of	5
the origin of our	5
to be most probably	5
with a label of	5
in the hands of	5
said to be of	5
we have the name	5
the eldest branch of	5
of which he was	5
is by no means	5
from the coheiress of	5
of a similar kind	5
until the extinction of	5
by the germans to	5
do not know of	5
in such names as	5
i have seen is	5
chief of the clan	5
high german form of	5
in the third of	5
of the present baronet	5
have already referred to	5
the addition of a	5
the early frankish converts	5
was raised on his	5
the direct ancestor of	5
reign of henry v	5
the highlands of scotland	5
part of the seventeenth	5
as well as of	5
of the old testament	5
the character of the	5
the county of gloucester	5
in point of fact	5
was a farmer on	5
in the summer of	5
son of the first	5
of six or and	5
to be a corruption	5
one or two of	5
this county in the	5
a farmer at montague	5
who was living in	5
it to be a	5
was a farmer in	5
seat and residence of	5
it may be that	5
said to be a	5
line became extinct in	5
there is no doubt	5
of six argent and	5
daughter of sir john	5
younger brother of sir	5
in the pedigree is	5
of the th century	5
is another form of	5
the father of the	5
and the french have	5
possessed of the manor	5
a frankish form of	5
the third son of	5
in the united states	5
which has since continued	5
one of the old	5
has ever since continued	5
it has been said	5
the present representative of	5
name to this ancient	5
time of edward iii	5
family are descended from	5
of the same place	5
inheritance of his descendants	5
not appear to have	5
in the chancery suits	5
illustration the family of	5
the methodist protestant church	5
became the seat of	5
the decease of the	5
was a member of	5
be from the same	5
came from an heiress	5
sonne of robert pownoll	5
in that of richard	5
of the first earl	5
one of the oldest	5
in the history of	5
and to have been	5
the clan in the	5
to the time of	5
the case of the	5
time of william the	5
in old german names	5
does not appear to	5
be of saxon origin	5
to which i have	5
i do not know	5
at an early period	5
daughter of joshua stephens	5
the inheritance of his	5
only remaining branch of	5
at the annual business	5
seems to be that	5
the said benjamin william	5
there is also a	5
the early history of	5
daughter and coheiress of	5
the north of england	5
came in with the	5
the female line from	5
in the middle of	5
descended from richard de	5
and so borne by	5
till the end of	5
in the seventeenth of	5
female line from the	5
and was succeeded by	5
he was born may	5
from the third son	5
of the elder branch	5
previous to the reformation	5
mullets of six points	5
family in the time	5
the seat and residence	5
of the twelfth century	5
a few of the	5
since the reign of	5
the immediate ancestor of	5
some of these names	5
time of henry ii	5
of the fraser river	5
descended from sir john	5
was the daughter of	5
time of the conquest	5
in what is now	5
the same origin as	5
the inheritance of this	5
continued in the family	5
in the same way	5
the fourteenth and fifteenth	5
after the battle of	5
as in the case	5
lived at port jervis	5
and heir of john	5
went out to the	5
seems to me that	5
to some of the	5
a bend sable three	5
was the first of	5
names of a similar	5
can be no doubt	5
the residence of his	5
the seventeenth century the	5
as far as i	5
also the name of	5
on a fess sable	5
john fraser de berry	5
a bend gules three	5
her parents to shelby	5
first recorded ancestor is	5
the match with the	5
continued the residence of	5
collectanea topographica et genealogica	5
family is traced to	5
of thomas mcclish moore	5
of the roll of	5
account of this family	5
the second earl of	5
head of the house	5
from generation to generation	5
as a reward for	5
till the extinction of	5
names may be taken	5
ancestor of this venerable	5
a border engrailed sable	5
from which we have	5
grandfather of the present	5
a farmer at deerpark	5
lord of the manor	5
of the same kind	5
immediate ancestor of the	5
the pedigree is traced	5
time of king john	4
the excitement of the	4
year of his reign	4
appears to be the	4
the daughter of the	4
small run of water	4
not by any means	4
daughter of charles stephens	4
son of the house	4
which has ever since	4
that of edward iii	4
in this case the	4
a part of the	4
and was buried in	4
a curious account of	4
in with the saxons	4
the records of the	4
the illustrious house of	4
an old german name	4
the first proved ancestor	4
a canton of the	4
nothing to do with	4
th of edward ii	4
the residence of this	4
under the earl of	4
from the house of	4
in his list of	4
the reign of william	4
a fess gules between	4
descended from the third	4
second marriage of the	4
the pedigree is not	4
whose first wife was	4
the th day of	4
to the rank of	4
the county of worcester	4
is from a stem	4
pedigree is traced to	4
of the fourth generation	4
of the earls of	4
which they had been	4
to the toast of	4
not know of it	4
the county of lincoln	4
so far as it	4
of the first century	4
at an early date	4
in the registers of	4
the meaning of which	4
a matter of fact	4
when it was sold	4
as a man of	4
of three points gules	4
and biographical department of	4
of the old and	4
name of local origin	4
a hamlet in the	4
that we have the	4
but i do not	4
who was also called	4
there is only one	4
th of edward iii	4
married the daughter and	4
and became extinct in	4
in the teutonic system	4
came from the coheiress	4
continued the seat and	4
both in england and	4
prior to the reign	4
second son of robert	4
was held in the	4
more ancient coat was	4
the sixth of henry	4
the stem on which	4
the old english names	4
was the coat of	4
he was the first	4
century of our era	4
the second year of	4
of a moiety of	4
the house of yvery	4
to refer to the	4
roll of the date	4
is the only remaining	4
of the families of	4
i am disposed to	4
marriage of sir thomas	4
in the present chapter	4
have assumed the name	4
the family of the	4
of the time of	4
the representative of this	4
on the morning of	4
and was father of	4
the society of antiquaries	4
died at the age	4
a diminutive from the	4
of the ancestors of	4
of this ancient house	4
of an ancient family	4
a list of the	4
ancestor of the house	4
of the methodist protestant	4
to the roll of	4
was seated in the	4
estate appears to have	4
beginning of the sixteenth	4
the south of scotland	4
the first earl of	4
of the castle of	4
one of the first	4
th of richard ii	4
part of the fifteenth	4
speaker of the house	4
the names of all	4
be of norman origin	4
who were seated at	4
head of the clan	4
we may take it	4
of the shire for	4
a fess sable three	4
the reign of stephen	4
in the family till	4
a matter of course	4
to the fact that	4
i may observe that	4
became a member of	4
the th of richard	4
a reward for his	4
the genealogical and biographical	4
about the same time	4
time of henry iii	4
younger son of john	4
was the property of	4
who succeeded to the	4
was created a baronet	4
department of the grafton	4
in the war of	4
was grandfather of the	4
in consequence of his	4
is no doubt the	4
have been borne by	4
the same as a	4
in the church of	4
in the sixth of	4
time of edward i	4
of the revolutionary war	4
in the first of	4
in the family until	4
the fortunes of the	4
in the fifth of	4
the family until the	4
from whom the present	4
the whole range of	4
of the lands of	4
for the names of	4
the rest of the	4
purchased the manor of	4
at a later period	4
might be taken to	4
the ending in a	4
within the limits of	4
the th year of	4
many of the names	4
head of this family	4
she was born oct	4
was second son of	4
coat in the reign	4
to be a diminutive	4
be derived from the	4
the west riding directory	4
by the service of	4
of the name in	4
as it seems to	4
on the ground that	4
the inheritance of the	4
pedigree of this family	4
inherited from an heiress	4
the family by the	4
branch of the great	4
stands at the head	4
of any of the	4
reign of charles ii	4
the master of lovat	4
the chiefs of the	4
this branch of the	4
the name of fraser	4
branch of the house	4
lands of the patent	4
in the same parish	4
her parents to western	4
in the days of	4
beheaded on tower hill	4
justice of the peace	4
member of the firm	4
the record of the	4
is found in the	4
account of the family	4
the said peter guymard	4
in the south of	4
about the twelfth century	4
a chief gules two	4
after the norman conquest	4
he was born nov	4
son of sir robert	4
a name of local	4
a tribe or family	4
by whom she had	4
the battle of hastings	4
in the register of	4
as an illustration of	4
they owned and occupied	4
in a subsequent chapter	4
this was the coat	4
chief gules two mullets	4
the last instance i	4
residence of his descendants	4
of the present representative	4
the name of baptism	4
by the executive committee	4
justice of the common	4
chief of the province	4
from their frankish ancestors	4
a chief indented gules	4
paly of six argent	4
appears to have come	4
the principal male line	4
to this ancient family	4
the ninth of edward	4
daughter of jane evans	4
the extinct family of	4
since continued the seat	4
became the family seat	4
came into the family	4
and the english bible	4
in the interest of	4
to be seen in	4
of the origin of	4
of this family were	4
joseph morris of shrewsbury	4
illustration the pedigree is	4
escallops of the first	4
see the visitation of	4
be said to be	4
and in consideration of	4
she is the mother	4
the representation of the	4
present family is sprung	4
at the service of	4
middle of the fifteenth	4
for the county of	4
of the celebrated sir	4
a large proportion of	4
second son of john	4
and heir of sir	4
is not proved beyond	4
this family in the	4
a farmer at cuddebackville	4
first proved ancestor of	4
and corresponding with an	4
the time of richard	4
in this county in	4
he was born sept	4
may probably be the	4
branches of this family	4
do not think that	4
assumed the local name	4
a farmer on homestead	4
was the direct ancestor	4
the atlantic with the	4
some of the more	4
illustration the pedigree begins	4
close of the seventeenth	4
of most of the	4
referred to in the	4
the first year of	4
no reason to doubt	4
present representative of the	4
of the second earl	4
in the domesday survey	4
in response to the	4
i venture to think	4
found in the list	4
present family are descended	4
traced to the time	4
toast of the clan	4
the part of the	4
forms of the same	4
head of the family	4
was the seat of	4
of the male line	4
for a curious account	4
became extinct on the	4
also to have been	4
of land in the	4
succeeded to the estates	4
a chief for each	4
biographical department of the	4
of the antiquity of	4
daughter of john stephens	4
the meeting at ottawa	4
of the legal method	4
we may add that	4
reason to believe that	4
his marriage with the	4
atlantic with the pilgrim	4
founded the town of	4
this is the only	4
to have been established	4
illustration this is an	4
which may be taken	4
from the manor of	4
in the house of	4
supposed to be derived	4
of this county in	4
the old german name	4
in the next chapter	4
of six points or	4
the descent of this	4
the reigns of henry	4
a large batch of	4
out to the cape	4
leigh of west hall	4
father of the present	4
it has been supposed	4
for the earl of	4
to have been originally	4
owned and occupied a	4
to be descended from	4
ninth of edward ii	4
illustration the first recorded	4
and the new edition	4
as a baptismal name	4
in some cases by	4
to the chief of	4
to have been borne	4
information regarding the clan	4
there was also a	4
illustration a younger branch	4
the service of the	4
and in that of	4
the order of the	4
in the first year	4
he was born april	4
by marriage in the	4
cape of good hope	4
family is sprung from	4
it is to be	4
they became possessed of	4
it may be of	4
ever since remained the	4
from a younger son	4
son of sir richard	4
family is supposed to	4
she was born june	4
was for many years	4
which is supposed to	4
is descended from the	4
in the west riding	4
by the names of	4
the head of a	4
the new york directory	4
the commencement of the	4
so far as i	4
of that name in	4
in the th year	4
a good deal of	4
the time when the	4
of the family were	4
in northern new jersey	4
brought into the family	4
ever since remained in	4
the reign of king	4
the outbreak of the	4
to have been of	4
with the pilgrim fathers	4
into the family by	4
lords of the manor	4
residence of the family	4
and the visitation of	3
a single instance of	3
taken to have been	3
is the counterpart of	3
to the teutonic system	3
the time of charlemagne	3
only daughter and heiress	3
and coheir of sir	3
middle and lower classes	3
have been a sobriquet	3
son of david h	3
appear to be from	3
the rank of colonel	3
approach to cuddebackville from	3
it would be difficult	3
to a younger branch	3
in the spring of	3
i have been able	3
we find it as	3
which is found in	3
in the methodist episcopal	3
in the second of	3
in the presence of	3
on a chief azure	3
the noble and gentle	3
younger son of the	3
in the th henry	3
the first on record	3
been supposed to be	3
on which are formed	3
number of such names	3
doubt the same as	3
in the ninth century	3
was born in chester	3
out of the language	3
of those who have	3
on a bend argent	3
the representatives of the	3
is probably the same	3
supposed to be the	3
seated as early as	3
about the time of	3
may be of interest	3
so far as they	3
remained the residence of	3
was ancestor of the	3
be taken as a	3
it is easy to	3
said benjamin william and	3
the city of london	3
that they may be	3
be taken to have	3
i have them to	3
the high german form	3
illustration descended from the	3
the ending in o	3
was borne by m	3
to be a younger	3
descent of this family	3
she was born april	3
just seventh part of	3
this is a very	3
with william the conqueror	3
is a matter of	3
that which is found	3
the resurrection and the	3
also descended from the	3
to us in the	3
the town of mooresburg	3
in several ancient names	3
of thomas brooke of	3
in the counties of	3
must be taken to	3
east of the neversink	3
the date of the	3
of the names in	3
marriage with the coheiress	3
the introduction of surnames	3
be the same word	3
have been in the	3
branches of the family	3
other members of the	3
in the fourteenth and	3
but it is not	3
sixth in descent from	3
the male line from	3
were not to be	3
of the mercian kings	3
the name of thomas	3
gentle men of england	3
son of charles stephens	3
till the eighteenth century	3
to the cape of	3
is a farmer and	3
of a prince of	3
eldest son by the	3
took place in the	3
the interest of the	3
the force of a	3
names of men and	3
the third of henry	3
sheriff of yorkshire in	3
in the present day	3
which corresponds with a	3
up with the old	3
a fess and in	3
are two old german	3
and heir of william	3
may be one of	3
would be difficult to	3
part of the eighteenth	3
as to its origin	3
of the country and	3
till the middle of	3
sons or descendants of	3
of them at least	3
who was son of	3
to deal with the	3
in the methodist church	3
the county of york	3
is also found in	3
the king of the	3
living in the ninth	3
is that of a	3
out to new england	3
the place from whence	3
war of the rebellion	3
in the twelfth of	3
be said of the	3
time of henry vi	3
south of port clinton	3
the only name of	3
it may be a	3
paly of six or	3
period of the domesday	3
differenced his coat by	3
the discoverer of the	3
there are two old	3
is no doubt from	3
the mother of one	3
have them to date	3
in the seventh of	3
the name in the	3
names not found in	3
annual meeting of the	3
go back to the	3
history of this family	3
form of the name	3
and the rest of	3
resurrection and the life	3
of it at present	3
to be of norman	3
in this time of	3
had the honour to	3
writer in notes and	3
would seem as if	3
some old german names	3
for the old testament	3
one of whom was	3
in that part of	3
of a family who	3
there are a number	3
onslow of west clandon	3
was acquired by marriage	3
the common pleas in	3
close of the war	3
the archives of the	3
the ending in es	3
there appears no reason	3
this is an ancient	3
it will be observed	3
rather suppose to be	3
it is found in	3
the county of huntingdon	3
middle of the fourteenth	3
of roundheads and cavaliers	3
its high german form	3
rampant within a border	3
the meaning of the	3
removed into this county	3
common to the teutonic	3
be from the ending	3
no doubt from the	3
on a chief sable	3
a very pleasant home	3
of the old frankish	3
as an old frankish	3
his meditations upon the	3
on the coat of	3
by his second wife	3
the church of christ	3
the name is found	3
the welfare of his	3
be referred to o	3
founded on those of	3
of the domesday survey	3
direct ancestor of the	3
the duke of norfolk	3
died in the seventeenth	3
with a label azure	3
daughter of thomas mcclish	3
a generation or two	3
a few years ago	3
of those who were	3
from ocean to ocean	3
as an ancient name	3
the germans to be	3
historical and genealogical societies	3
by an heiress of	3
taken to be a	3
do not think it	3
remained the seat of	3
as that of the	3
lord chief justice of	3
it would seem as	3
borne by monsieur john	3
in consideration of the	3
in the world of	3
the present french names	3
two old german names	3
the committee of safety	3
descent from william de	3
in not a few	3
county in the reign	3
to have come into	3
since remained the inheritance	3
of which may be	3
who took the name	3
he was born oct	3
the family till the	3
there is an ancient	3
that certain tract or	3
of the fifth century	3
in the province of	3
a great deal of	3
that he was the	3
daughter of jemima carter	3
one and the same	3
rest of the partners	3
the english house of	3
of which we have	3
has been supposed to	3
the ancient coat of	3
became the property of	3
it appears to me	3
who was second son	3
three escallops of the	3
a small run of	3
the county of oxford	3
in this county of	3
of the court of	3
well as of the	3
from the eldest son	3
the annual meeting of	3
we have also the	3
early history of the	3
may be from the	3
to have been at	3
forms in which these	3
since continued the residence	3
a corruption of an	3
in the autumn of	3
i have referred to	3
the title of the	3
not very long ago	3
was an ulster co	3
has been ever since	3
for a notice of	3
of the city of	3
latter end of the	3
anything else than the	3
was raised to the	3
has been supposed that	3
swartwout and the rest	3
early in the last	3
length and breadth of	3
this family was seated	3
a lion rampant or	3
the frasers of the	3
he was born aug	3
acquired by marriage with	3
to the existence of	3
in the order of	3
to have been in	3
different forms of the	3
in the middle ages	3
of the descendants of	3
of men and women	3
that this family is	3
was granted by henry	3
character of the clan	3
gracious saints as any	3
a border engrailed or	3
till the close of	3
the university of the	3
he is engaged in	3
a contraction of some	3
be found in o	3
in the visitation of	3
perished out of the	3
i have already referred	3
must have been a	3
who have assumed the	3
the parish of broad	3
and the earl of	3
one of the judges	3
we have a number	3
the battle of bosworth	3
have been able to	3
in the care of	3
family does not appear	3
which is in the	3
and the present french	3
to the united states	3
many of these names	3
has nothing to do	3
he was born dec	3
witness to a charter	3
light upon the subject	3
will be found to	3
is a contraction of	3
that of edward ii	3
this family is descended	3
he had been a	3
in one of our	3
toast of the evening	3
this family is of	3
but there is a	3
there are a few	3
by the time of	3
illustration this family was	3
referred to in chapter	3
a justice of the	3
of the historical society	3
there are some other	3
lieth the body of	3
of the stephens family	3
was purchased by sir	3
have a number of	3
bearing such names as	3
to have become a	3
the names of some	3
the world at large	3
was the mother of	3
the former of these	3
family is said to	3
raised to the peerage	3
i may refer to	3
seems to be from	3
the will of william	3
the cuddeback patent dissolved	3
to have come from	3
as soon as the	3
since remained in the	3
part of the pedigree	3
or parcell of land	3
former of these two	3
found in sacred story	3
portion of our surnames	3
as we have seen	3
created a baronet in	3
it must have been	3
is not to be	3
it is said that	3
give their children the	3
a corruption of the	3
supposed to be a	3
that he had been	3
before the birth of	3
certain tract or parcell	3
for some kind of	3
the battle of poictiers	3
annual business meeting of	3
had blue eyes and	3
by the will of	3
baptized by the name	3
to the use of	3
at the outbreak of	3
the fruits of his	3
one of his own	3
the banks of the	3
and occupied a farm	3
in the winter of	3
it is in the	3
it is curious to	3
of some of the	3
take to be our	3
existing names of places	3
about the twelfth or	3
stated to have been	3
his place in the	3
middle of the seventeenth	3
not seem to be	3
the heiress of beauchamp	3
extinct in the last	3
father of the first	3
antiquity of this family	3
a fair amount of	3
and the question is	3
was the original seat	3
what is now berkes	3
the chancery suits of	3
we find it in	3
that of the clan	3
grandson of peter gumaer	3
which corresponds with an	3
that name in the	3
to do with the	3
for many ages the	3
of anthony van etten	3
a grant of land	3
be found in a	3
in the army of	3
with the addition of	3
is no difficulty in	3
of the way in	3
which seem to be	3
of the frankish dialect	3
by the earls of	3
eyes and dark hair	3
reigns of edward ii	3
and were seated at	3
the calendar of state	3
seems to be a	3
a stem referred to	3
a farmer at clove	3
the daughter and heiress	3
he was descended from	3
in england and in	3
the german origin of	3
another house near a	3
of old frankish origin	3
buried in the old	3
built another house near	3
fourth son of the	3
family formerly seated at	3
first half of the	3
and who was the	3
chevron or between three	3
take to be properly	3
having married an heiress	3
with a coheiress of	3
ap stephens ap evans	3
one of the earliest	3
and heir of richard	3
be represented in our	3
the baronetcy on the	3
this great historical family	3
this very ancient family	3
illustration an ancient family	3
member of our family	3
she had one child	3
the time of sir	3
the children of the	3
there have been many	3
name of the place	3
that the chief of	3
a bend argent three	3
of the barony of	3
in one of his	3
was a lawyer of	3
the work of investigation	3
till the time of	3
that of henry iv	3
the exception of a	3
on the authority of	3
the county of nottingham	3
she was born dec	3
whose sister margaret was	3
an estate which remained	3
take it to be	3
to make it a	3
of the frezels or	3
the wappentagium de strafford	3
found in the registers	3
of new york city	3
a lion rampant sable	3
his parents to western	3
are a younger branch	3
his eldest son was	3
the consequence of this	3
among the early saxon	3
the reformation and the	3
at any rate the	3
has perished out of	3
saw the end of	3
perhaps in the sense	3
the foot of the	3
of the popularity of	3
the death of his	3
eldest branch of the	3
and in chief a	3
elder brother of the	3
it would seem that	3
of the new york	3
take to be most	3
i have often heard	3
noble and gentle men	3
to have been assumed	3
were living in the	3
came the manor of	3
towards the end of	3
this family was originally	3
descended in the female	3
have come down to	3
origin of the clan	3
she was born feb	3
on a fess between	3
found among the early	3
the county of chester	3
the heiress of that	3
by the clan in	3
the frasers of strichen	3
this family does not	3
with the view of	3
this appears to be	3
the cases in which	3
who came in with	3
an ancient seat of	3
chevron between three mullets	3
in favor of the	3
cases in which a	3
the author of the	3
the word from which	3
said peter guymard his	3
he was the son	3
are a number of	3
in the will of	3
with one of the	3
the old hardin graveyard	3
the marriage of the	3
represented in the female	3
heirs executors and administrators	3
cases it may be	3
far as i have	3
a certain amount of	3
a lion rampant within	3
by the addition of	3
a large number of	3
another case of a	3
the first quarter a	3
lord of a moiety	3
of the ancient family	3
the county of lancaster	3
and in the first	3
to the close of	3
in the old hardin	3
owe their origin to	3
i rather suppose to	3
blue eyes and dark	3
of new york and	3
number of names which	3
of the late bishop	3
son of sir peter	3
founded on the coat	3
and ancestor of the	3
for the proofs of	3
inclined to think that	3
early in the seventeenth	3
of the names of	3
after a long and	3
the sense of resolution	3
of levi van etten	3
probably from the same	3
at a certain place	3
to be of the	3
who lived at the	3
and built another house	3
for the first time	3
cant term for a	3
which we can hardly	3
some of them have	3
children of their own	3
the old frankish name	3
where the ancestors of	3
remaining branch of the	3
is a name of	3
same origin as the	3
a chevron or between	3
in the tenth generation	3
the number of such	3
the cape of good	3
some kind of a	3
to which they had	3
from a desire to	3
all names of women	3
tract or parcell of	3
the last of the	3
the birth of her	3
on which is formed	3
the family was seated	3
an oxgang of land	3
debt to the puritans	3
the first century of	3
lord of that manor	3
who came to america	3
in the same form	3
sheriff of this county	3
the prefix of g	3
they live at no	3
an illustration of the	3
of the different branches	3
son of john stephens	3
the lives of the	3
see the roll of	3
nearly to the conquest	3
the historical society of	3
is derived from a	3
in the service of	3
there is scarcely a	3
and said to be	3
an account of his	3
the success of the	3
took possession of the	3
that the said jacob	3
sprung from a younger	3
the nd year of	3
on the banks of	3
he had seven children	3
the early saxon settlers	3
university of the pacific	3
the people of the	3
does not appear in	3
historical society of southern	3
a double christian name	3
marriage of sir roger	3
the succession went to	3
as i have not	3
pedigrees of allied families	3
a charter of manumission	3
of acres of land	3
he had two children	3
was left in the	3
chief indented gules three	3
the length and breadth	3
went out to new	3
the foundation of the	3
end of the fourteenth	3
as far as we	3
the second and third	3
i do not find	3
of a younger branch	3
after the marriage of	3
from the old frankish	3
in england in the	3
a chief azure two	3
the names of our	3
of the nature of	3
in the isle of	3
in the eleventh century	3
gave the name to	3
for and in consideration	3
of simon lord lovat	3
was buried in the	3
the college of arms	3
earl de la warr	3
being also found in	3
of some of them	3
was the representative of	3
a present german name	3
the women of the	3
the word of god	3
of the thirteenth century	3
in the second year	3
the chief of his	3
differenced his arms with	3
second son of richard	3
be the origin of	3
family were seated at	3
come to the conclusion	3
of new york in	3
in the hope of	3
continued the principal seat	3
and i do not	3
not yet turned up	3
the fact that it	3
thomas swartwout and the	3
the various branches of	3
of the new clan	3
with the teutonic system	3
elder brother of sir	3
have given name to	3
and residence of the	3
over all a bend	3
and is supposed to	3
in the testa de	3
the edict of nantes	3
another name which i	3
town and port of	3
middle of the last	3
as well as in	3
time of richard ii	3
which seems to have	3
am the resurrection and	3
list of the principal	3
th year of his	3
was attainted in the	3
origin of the family	3
has been said that	3
response to the call	3
family of good antiquity	3
this was followed by	3
an orle of martlets	3
and there was also	3
the war of the	3
the military genius of	3
soon after the norman	3
bore him one child	3
the county of cambridge	3
was conferred by charles	3
have been established at	3
be seen in the	3
that estate appears to	3
who in the reign	3
son of silas mcclish	3
clan in the highlands	3
was inherited from an	3
on the arms of	3
of the two families	3
in which these names	3
favour for the names	3
shared the same fate	3
one of the chief	3
in consequence of a	3
number of other names	3
into the north of	3
the house of frezel	3
in the sixth century	3
was born in ross	3
traced to robert de	3
to be from some	3
legh of east hall	3
place in the methodist	3
founded on the arms	3
to be otherwise explained	3
let us take the	3
and the history of	3
the female line by	3
be of frankish origin	3
of notes and queries	3
and in the long	3
in the archives of	3
in a few years	3
wings conjoined in lure	3
the rebellion of the	3
here lieth the body	3
she had four children	3
reign of william the	3
the first half of	3
on a canton of	3
son of jemima carter	3
as a name of	3
the county of cork	3
th of henry ii	3
of this family from	3
reward for his services	3
usual residence of the	3
is at any rate	3
seem to be of	3
by the grant of	3
proved ancestor of this	3
the twelfth or thirteenth	3
found on roman pottery	3
on a chief indented	3
business meeting of the	3
in favour among the	3
to the estates of	3
lingered on till the	3
of which the principal	3
lord mayor of london	3
having been born at	3
hamlet in the parish	3
seat of the principal	3
is to be seen	3
the first and second	3
among the old franks	3
of the head of	3
he was a merchant	3
be another form of	3
considered by the germans	3
antiquity of the family	3
were born to them	3
in a similar manner	3
england and in germany	3
the power of the	3
be the case with	3
as i have them	3
there is no difficulty	3
granted by henry viii	3
born in ross county	3
mother of one child	3
the patriarch of this	3
he was living in	3
the formation of the	3
in the shape of	3
the death of sir	3
the fourth son of	3
not found in sacred	3
youngest son of sir	3
a number of other	3
in the ship faith	3
they had been accustomed	3
at new york city	3
there does not seem	3
fess sable three mullets	3
conferred by charles ii	3
place from whence the	3
referred to an o	3
time of henry i	3
found in several ancient	3
of the chiefs of	3
daughter of silas mcclish	3
manors in this county	3
preacher of the methodist	3
the whole i am	3
i have not the	3
in the family of	3
throughout the teutonic system	3
the story of the	3
the church of england	3
the revolutionary pledge in	3
a few years later	3
of the oldest and	3
crossed the atlantic with	3
century in the liber	3
between three crescents gules	3
dinner of the clan	3
the name of christ	3
his son was of	3
of hugh scott moore	3
the surname of the	3
appears no reason to	3
baronetcy was conferred by	3
a moiety of the	3
the latter end of	3
to the memory of	3
there is a stem	3
may take it that	3
the time of elizabeth	3
before the time of	3
in the neighbourhood of	3
the words of the	3
son of thomas brooke	3
borne by robert de	3
in his meditations upon	3
meaning of which seems	3
is derived from the	3
a good pedigree of	3
lion rampant within a	3
the case of a	3
in replying to the	3
a woman called electa	3
the seventeenth of edward	3
and the germans have	3
of the present earl	3
sonne of will m	3
to have been made	3
armed and langued gules	3
the baronetcy was conferred	3
mayor of london in	3
ninth son of sir	3
gules two mullets or	3
not think it necessary	3
whose names have been	3
a prince of the	3
first century of our	3
from a stem referred	3
of the churches of	3
under the bishop of	3
th day of february	3
as gracious saints as	3
was over six feet	3
have been seated in	3
we seem to have	3
elder branch of this	3
is referred to at	3
there is also an	3
descended from sir thomas	3
all of which are	3
family was seated at	3
is now berkes county	3
of the cases in	3
either german or celtic	3
from the names of	3
which is traced to	3
accordance with the teutonic	3
no doubt the same	3
the county of ulster	3
to have given name	3
with that of the	3
on a fess azure	3
of the early settlers	3
instance i have seen	3
i take to represent	3
diminutive from the stem	3
of the congregational church	3
jacob rutsen and company	3
in new york city	3
about the same period	3
far as i know	3
nd year of henry	3
same as an old	3
of the late mr	3
she was born at	3
twelfth or thirteenth century	3
of the judges of	3
in such a book	3
the noble house of	3
be said to have	3
of edward the confessor	3
in some of the	3
to the abbey of	3
all that certain tract	3
i am the resurrection	3
is a branch of	3
of a member of	3
second son of william	3
names of this sort	3
and port of rye	3
and heir of robert	3
not long after the	3
chancery suits of elizabeth	3
that he has been	3
we have already referred	3
on the evening of	3
also found in the	3
and gentle men of	3
founder of the present	3
been the residence of	3
as in the previous	3
the fact that the	3
three generations before the	3
on the same principle	3
the cant term for	3
bascom asbury cecil stephens	3
who married the heiress	3
it is difficult to	3
connected with this county	3
of the illustrious house	3
that it is a	3
and in chief three	3
in some old german	3
fess and in chief	3
house in the reign	3
i take it that	3
of a few of	3
the valley of the	3
peter guymard his heirs	3
of a duke of	3
of the eldest branch	3
marriage of the first	3
names of some of	3
for many years a	3
thank you for the	3
before the norman conquest	3
is engaged in the	3
society of southern california	3
descend from the second	3
is the name of	3
ancient names of men	3
is found among the	3
in the nineteenth century	3
and has ever since	3
children by second marriage	3
of the society of	3
of john van fleet	3
a branch of a	3
to the end of	3
in the fourth of	3
one of the few	3
have been so completely	3
curiosities of puritan nomenclature	3
by his first wife	3
an ancient celtic name	3
which i do not	3
that of a man	3
the province of new	3
his coat by a	3
at the foot of	3
the dather of thomas	3
be referred to an	3
which teutonic names are	3
reign of king john	3
last instance i have	3
the chairman in proposing	2
and thus became connected	2
we have all heard	2
seems to me not	2
i shall show in	2
names of angels to	2
have such names as	2
man be baptized by	2
son of robert and	2
the pretensions of the	2
these old frankish names	2
the manuscript prepared for	2
all the known descendants	2
to whom she has	2
the sale of genealogical	2
illustration a norman family	2
gives no detailed pedigree	2
be one of those	2
for the sake of	2
service was held in	2
the principal line became	2
the two words of	2
was sold to the	2
chart of our french	2
second and third gules	2
is that of one	2
the present is a	2
now the property of	2
a declaration of several	2
with names of a	2
water called by the	2
a much earlier period	2
familiar to our country	2
is the first proved	2
within an orle of	2
he married a daughter	2
sir walter de molesworth	2
a fess engrailed between	2
compound from this stem	2
it went by an	2
not seem to occur	2
connection with the two	2
a lawyer of chicago	2
his descent from the	2
precincts of this church	2
entered in the vestry	2
to be common to	2
was presented with a	2
in germany we find	2
probably come to us	2
family to a place	2
the counterpart of the	2
some call their sons	2
by monsieur john de	2
by king charles i	2
is a high german	2
declaration of several of	2
to hold the said	2
but familiar to our	2
was a cutter from	2
he was born jan	2
the most ancient families	2
the number of frasers	2
settled in derbyshire in	2
great fortitude and patience	2
earl of egmont in	2
been an original surname	2
of the house was	2
the norman character of	2
as the children of	2
for the purpose of	2
child was brought to	2
of the norman conquest	2
when a young man	2
he is named john	2
as a christian name	2
origin of the clans	2
from the paris directory	2
this toast has been	2
they were seated at	2
of leek and macclesfield	2
i have no doubt	2
fair amount of probability	2
the town of caudebec	2
the only daughter of	2
inheritance of this ancient	2
the most remarkable was	2
by name benjamin william	2
the heiress of de	2
also the other form	2
upon by the executive	2
within the pale of	2
an heiress of courtenay	2
where she died about	2
on the roll of	2
of the old english	2
belonging or in any	2
of the whole of	2
quarterly or and azure	2
fortunes of the clan	2
descended from a second	2
the seat of war	2
he ought to have	2
foundling names upon double	2
the names of faith	2
in accordance with teutonic	2
the precincts of this	2
in the caudebec patent	2
was apprenticed to a	2
and paly of six	2
the man to whom	2
a branch of this	2
a variation of the	2
the reply to the	2
lived in cayuga co	2
that two of the	2
the property of this	2
fourth son of robert	2
is the origin of	2
the visitations of and	2
barry of eight argent	2
the feeling of the	2
mythological kettle of the	2
origin of great italians	2
among the men of	2
duty nobly and well	2
sprung from the second	2
early date in his	2
for divers good causes	2
daughter of richard de	2
time of edward the	2
name is proper to	2
house of frezel or	2
the fraser estates were	2
of john bull and	2
as probably from o	2
may be a compound	2
frankish chronicles before referred	2
in the uprising of	2
the name of an	2
are of german origin	2
one of those that	2
the teutonic system generally	2
was the principal seat	2
of these names are	2
this affection for the	2
the eighteenth century was	2
way in which the	2
me that our name	2
had belonged to the	2
is as old as	2
and assumed the local	2
being an augmentation granted	2
was the inheritance of	2
any connection with the	2
van etten and had	2
aspirated the h in	2
an heiress of ferrers	2
which may be referred	2
gemelles and a chief	2
he was the only	2
who are descended from	2
the sixteenth and seventeenth	2
one of the original	2
after the match with	2
and how can we	2
popular music of ye	2
of england in the	2
the possessor of the	2
origin having been forgotten	2
the popularity of that	2
associated with the name	2
until the reign of	2
and in the second	2
on his marriage with	2
doth hereby acknowledge and	2
were it not that	2
of the first annual	2
the name of one	2
of single patronymics in	2
were such as to	2
of the family are	2
to the keepership of	2
the delight of reading	2
to a place near	2
be of interest to	2
are all ancient names	2
you have received this	2
the nature of a	2
as far as the	2
of double baptismal names	2
it is probable that	2
had it not been	2
which resulted in the	2
marriage with a coheiress	2
it was in the	2
is a pedigree of	2
are among the early	2
ever since continued the	2
part of the sixteenth	2
with the names of	2
descended from robert de	2
to have been given	2
currant money of the	2
materials for a history	2
there is an o	2
sable three mullets or	2
printer and publisher who	2
writers have taken the	2
names of their children	2
in the custody of	2
in the range of	2
to be the name	2
sometimes of a form	2
which now came into	2
the present family was	2
last heir male of	2
book comes from the	2
few years after the	2
benjamin william jacob codebec	2
the parish of farndon	2
son of the late	2
a lion rampant argent	2
there at the very	2
differenced it by a	2
of these names have	2
for which foerstemann proposes	2
carolina wilhelmina amelia skeggs	2
she was the daughter	2
of mary and ann	2
at least in some	2
the franks are concerned	2
which had belonged to	2
rule laid down by	2
loyal to the crown	2
the kind of names	2
for which see the	2
be one of the	2
no doubt in many	2
acquired in the th	2
captain of a company	2
in the peenpack neighborhood	2
of the history of	2
choose a printer and	2
has since been the	2
in asking me to	2
a company of sharpshooters	2
history of parish registers	2
between three estoiles sable	2
was borne by william	2
name to be derived	2
boone was a frequent	2
fifth son of the	2
word of the compound	2
a copy of a	2
corruption of another name	2
succeeded to the chiefship	2
illustration although this family	2
by the blessing of	2
from him this ancient	2
seat of this ancient	2
the time of stephen	2
at the annual meeting	2
directly to the conquest	2
mentioned in the domesday	2
was the nick form	2
who assumed the local	2
hardly doubt to be	2
an augmentation granted to	2
names taken from the	2
in the east indies	2
found in their places	2
william sheldon in the	2
illustration it has been	2
where they have since	2
went by an heiress	2
back to the first	2
is well with my	2
of an opposite character	2
daughter of hugh scott	2
unto the said peter	2
living in the second	2
the parish of newton	2
which has since been	2
remaining branch in the	2
italians as evidenced in	2
general system by which	2
house on the hill	2
of this branch of	2
fire which took place	2
the great hebrew invasion	2
held the manor of	2
it is just possible	2
that there is a	2
that it should be	2
armorial bearings of the	2
daughter and sole heir	2
the property of a	2
grandson of jan van	2
i should suppose to	2
in place of the	2
some of the name	2
there is good reason	2
a good account of	2
story of the toys	2
having married the coheiress	2
seventh interest in the	2
to have been taken	2
one hundred and eleven	2
other instances might be	2
received the name of	2
identified himself with the	2
was buried by the	2
it came to be	2
to give an account	2
the testa de nevill	2
dather of thomas helly	2
would seem that the	2
the son of evans	2
who were afterwards of	2
whence the name of	2
may be more probably	2
for letters of administration	2
the death of william	2
unsuspected dignity of some	2
by these presents doe	2
prisoner at the battle	2
used in place of	2
right loyal to the	2
the mother being called	2
personal knowledge of the	2
fentons of the aird	2
to the west indies	2
and delivery of these	2
the first place i	2
it is one that	2
branch of a very	2
with the meaning of	2
english house of lords	2
it the meaning of	2
on which they are	2
seat of the shirleys	2
of the elder male	2
a fortunate match with	2
plans for genealogical works	2
one of the gentlemen	2
to represent the stem	2
name epoch in england	2
to be of puritan	2
army in the winter	2
whom he had the	2
its place as a	2
the whole of england	2
of old german names	2
of the dominion of	2
we cannot doubt that	2
the names of a	2
organization of the clan	2
who died minister of	2
as pastor of the	2
the preparation of the	2