The Cambridge University Heraldic & Genealogical Society
Matches 151 to 200 of 628
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| 151 | Died unmarried. | Dyneley, John (I1681)
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| 152 | Died unmarried. | Dyneley, Elizabeth (I1683)
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| 153 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Judith (I1735)
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| 154 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Henry (I1782)
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| 155 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, William (I1799)
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| 156 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Dorothy (I1824)
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| 157 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Barbara (I1852)
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| 158 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Frances (I1853)
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| 159 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Rev. John (I1857)
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| 160 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Ursula (I1860)
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| 161 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Thomas (I1866)
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| 162 | Died unmarried. | Wyvill, Admiral Christopher (I1907)
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| 163 | Died unmarried. | Croft, Sarah (I2072)
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| 164 | Died unmarried. | Croft, Rev. Charles Hall (I2184)
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| 165 | Died unmarried. | Croft, William (I2188)
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| 166 | Died without issue. | Gordon-Lennox, Rt. Hon. Lord Henry Charles George (I1144)
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| 167 | Died without issue. | Gordon-Lennox, Lord George Charles (I1154)
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| 168 | Died without issue. | Lennox, Gerald Wilbraham Stuart (I1189)
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| 169 | Died without issue. | Lennox, Lt.-Gen. Sussex William (I1220)
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| 170 | Died without issue. | Tighe, William Frederick Fownes (I1244)
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| 171 | Died without issue. | Dyne, Penelope (I1258)
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| 172 | Died without issue. | Danby, Judith (I1470)
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| 173 | Died without issue. | Danby, Anne (I1471)
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| 174 | Died without issue. | Dyneley, Thomas (I1682)
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| 175 | Died without issue. | Wyvill, Christopher (I1826)
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| 176 | Died without issue. | Wyvill, Darcy (I1827)
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| 177 | Died without issue. | Wyvill, Grace (I1842)
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| 178 | Died without issue. | Wyvill, Captain William (I1849)
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| 179 | Died without issue. | Wyvill, Sir Marmaduke Asty 7th Baronet (I1888)
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| 180 | Died without issue. | Prickett, Captain Thomas (I1903)
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| 181 | Died without issue. | Grey, Hon. Margaret (I1946)
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| 182 | Died young. | (Plantagenet), Lady Philippa of Gloucester (I508)
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| 183 | Died young. | (Plantagenet), unknown (I623)
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| 184 | Died young. | (Plantagenet), Henry (I627)
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| 185 | Died young. | Hopton, Ralph (I1525)
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| 186 | Died young. | Dyneley, Mary (I1623)
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| 187 | Died young. | Wyvill, Richard (I1715)
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| 188 | Died young. | Wyvill, Robert (I1834)
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| 189 | Died young. | Wyvill, Isabell (I1843)
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| 190 | Directs his burial at Durham with his 1st wife (cp. Hist. Dun. Script. Tres, loc. cit.), and mentions his younger son Thomas. | (de Neville), John 3rd Lord Neville (I890)
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| 191 | During a minority | (Howard), Thomas 2nd Duke of Norfolk (I404)
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| 192 | During the King's absence in France | (Howard), Thomas 2nd Duke of Norfolk (I404)
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| 193 | During the Second World War. | (Gordon-Lennox), Frederick Charles 9th Duke of Richmond (I976)
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| 194 | Edward was styled Earl of Warwick from birth, by command of his uncle King Edward IV, though his maternal grandmother, the suo jure Countess of Warwick, was still then living. | (Plantagenet), Edward 17th Earl of Warwick (I371)
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| 195 | Egremont was summoned to appear before the King and Council on 3 March 1453/54, but he kept apart in such secret places that the writs could not be served. He was joined by the Duke of Exeter, and in May 1454 the Duke of York, then Protector, found it necessary to proceed in person against them. Exeter, and Egremont and his brother Richard, were ordered to appear before the King and Council on 25 June 1454. About this time a Bill reciting the misconduct of Egremont and Richard was presented by the Commons, and it was enacted that proclamations should be made commanding them to appear before the Chancellor within a certain time, and find sufficient surety of peace or be committed to prison; if they did not appear, they were to forfeit all they possessed. | (Percy), Thomas 1st Baron Egremont (I914)
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| 196 | Eventually sole heiress of her brothers. | Dyneley, Margaret (I1664)
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| 197 | Following his discharge from the Tower, he appears to have remained in touch with the King until the Earldom was restored to him at York, 25 March 1470. | (Percy), Henry 4th Earl of Northumberland (I763)
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| 198 | For an account of the opening of her tomb, 15 September 1671, see Gough's Sepul. Mon., volume ii, pt. 3, page 311, and Allen's Hist. of York, volume ii, page 158. | Herbert, Lady Maud (I764)
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| 199 | For Henry VIII's coronation | (Stafford), Edward 3rd Duke of Buckingham (I768)
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| 200 | For life | (Stafford), John 1st Earl of Wiltshire (I747)
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