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... James II . on his accession , joined in the Revolution , and voted for declaring the throne vacant in the Convention Parliament . He had only one surviving son , the eldest , Richard , who succeeded him as fourth Baronet . One of the ...
... James II . on his accession , joined in the Revolution , and voted for declaring the throne vacant in the Convention Parliament . He had only one surviving son , the eldest , Richard , who succeeded him as fourth Baronet . One of the ...
Side 8
... James II . on his accession , joined in the Revolution , and voted for declaring the throne vacant in the Convention Parliament . He had only one surviving son , the eldest , Richard , who succeeded him as fourth Baronet . One of the ...
... James II . on his accession , joined in the Revolution , and voted for declaring the throne vacant in the Convention Parliament . He had only one surviving son , the eldest , Richard , who succeeded him as fourth Baronet . One of the ...
Side 9
... James Grenville , was the father of James , Lord Glastonbury , who was raised to that title in 1797 , and died in 1825 without issue ; the fourth son , Henry , was Governor of Barbadoes ( where he was very popular ) , Ambassador to the ...
... James Grenville , was the father of James , Lord Glastonbury , who was raised to that title in 1797 , and died in 1825 without issue ; the fourth son , Henry , was Governor of Barbadoes ( where he was very popular ) , Ambassador to the ...
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... James Russell may be ac- cepted as son of JOHN RUSSELL , for John's monument , recording his death in 1505 , is opposite that of James ; and he may have been the man who commanded the artillery in Carisbrook Castle under Edward IV ...
... James Russell may be ac- cepted as son of JOHN RUSSELL , for John's monument , recording his death in 1505 , is opposite that of James ; and he may have been the man who commanded the artillery in Carisbrook Castle under Edward IV ...
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... James I. Baron Russell of Thornhaugh . It was his son Francis who , on May 3 , 1627 , succeeded his cousin Edward , third Earl - a young and undistinguished man , who died unmarried - as fourth Earl of Bed- ford , incomparably the ...
... James I. Baron Russell of Thornhaugh . It was his son Francis who , on May 3 , 1627 , succeeded his cousin Edward , third Earl - a young and undistinguished man , who died unmarried - as fourth Earl of Bed- ford , incomparably the ...
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The Great Governing Families of England, Volum 2 John Langton Sanford,Meredith Townsend Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1865 |
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