Memorials of the Family of Tufton, Earls of Thanet; Deduced from Various Sources of Authentic Information..R. Pocock, and sold by Messrs. Robinsons, Paternoster-Row, London; and all other booksellers., 1800 - 156 pages |
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ancestors ancient anno Appleby argent assizes Baron Tufton baronet bart Bloor born brother buried castle Catharine chancel coffin coheir countess of Thanet county of Kent daughter and heir daughter and heiress daughter of ditto death deceased deed descended died young dignity duke earl of Cumberland earl of Dorset earl of Thanet Edward the Second eldest Elizabeth England father Frances Francis Tresham Grimstone gules Henry the Eighth Hothfield house of peers inscription issue John earl Julian July June Kent king Charles king's knight lady Anne Clifford lands lieth London lord Clifford lordship Maidstone manor Margaret marriage Mary monument Nicholas Tufton Northiam parish parliament possessed pounds queen Rainham reign Richard Right Honorable Robert Roger de Toketon Rosamond Sable Sackville Tufton serjeant serjeant at law sheriff ships Sileham Sir John Tufton Sir Thomas Sir William Skipton Sonds sons succeeded Sussex third Toketon Vipont Westenhanger
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