The Genealogy of the Family of Cole: Of the County of Devon, and of Those of Its Branches which Settled in Suffolk, Hampshire, Surrey, Lincolnshire, and Ireland |
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acres Adam Cole aged Alice Anne April Arms Arthur August baptised baronet bart bezantée Bodrugan bordure born 28 Bourchier buried at Wigtoft Burtoft Captain castle Champagné Charles Cole co-heir COLE-HAMILTON Cork Cornwall county of Devon county of Fermanagh county of Lincoln daughter and co-heiress daughter and heiress daughter of John daughter of Sir December Devon died s. p. died unmarried died young Dublin Edward III eldest daughter father February Florence Frances George George Cole Hants Harl heir Henry Cole Honourable Hugh Ireland James Cole Jane January Joane July June King Knight Lady left issue London Lord Lyss manor March married Elizabeth married to John Michael Cole Michan's Church Nicholas November October parish parliament Pomeroy regiment Richard Cole Robert Cole Roche secondly Segar September Sir John Cole Sir Thomas Sir William Cole Surrey Thomas Cole Viscount Wigtoft William Cole WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY COLE
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Page 3 - In 1297, the 25th of Edward I., the Master of the Hospital of Bocland was returned from the counties of Somerset and Dorset, as holding lands or rents to the amount of £20 yearly value or upwards, either in capite or otherwise, and as such he was summoned under the general writ to perform military service, &c., in parts beyond the sea. The muster was at London, on the Sunday next after the Octave of S. John the Baptist, or the 7th of* July, 1297.* In the Perambulation of the Forest...
Page 58 - Parliament assembled, deliver to you their unanimous thanks for your great exertions upon the 21st of June last near Vittoria, when the French army was completely defeated by the allied forces under the Marquis of Wellington's command...
Page 13 - But the merits of this ancient family are so many and great, that ingrossed they would make one county proud, which divided would make two happy.
Page 58 - Corunna, and in the hard-fought field of Talavera: and I do now also, in the name and by the command of the Commons of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, deliver to you their unanimous thanks for your able and distinguished conduct throughout those operations, which concluded with the entire defeat of the enemy at Orthes, and the occupation of Bourdeaux by the allied forces.
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Page 44 - Tiiese letters were received by the lords justices and council; 5. " And they, in answer to them, required him to be very vigilant and industrious to find out what should be the occasion of those several meetings, and speedily to advertise them thereof, or of any other particular that he conceived might tend to the public service of the state."1 6.