Report of Proceedings on the Claim to the Barony of L'Isle ...: With Notes, and an Appendix Containing the Cases of Abergavenny, Botetourt and Berkeley ...Pickering, 1829 - 436 pages |
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23rd Edw Abergavenny abeyance ancestors appears attend Attorney-General barons by tenure Berkeley Castle Botetourt charter claim claimant Committee considered Countess Crown Dacre daughter death descendible dignity Dn's Duke Earl of Arundel Earl of Leicester Earl of Warwick earldom Edward Neville Edward the Third Elizabeth evidence fact father Fitzalan Gerard de l'Isle grant heirs male Henry the Sixth honour House Ibid John Talbot King king's Kingston l'Isle Lady lands liament Lord Berkeley Lord Coke lord of parliament lordships manor of Kingston Margaret married Maurice de Berkeley ment moned parlia patent pedigree peerage period person petitioner possession precedence proceedings proof proved question realm record of parliament referred reign of Edward Report Richard the Second Rolls of Parliament Roos seat seid seised sitting in parliament summoned to parliament Sydney Thomas de Berkeley VIII Viscount l'Isle Warine de l'Isle wife writ of summons yo'r
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