Bernard of Castle Bernard, Earls of Bandon The origins of this family are unusually obscure. Bennett's History of Bandon (1869) states that they derived from a family of this name settled at...
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Bernard of Abington and Brampton, baronets This family traces its descent from the Bernard or Barnard family of Isleham in Cambridgeshire. Robert Bernard (fl. 1384) of Clare (Suffk) married...
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Berkeley of Stoke Gifford This branch of the Berkeley family traced its descent from Sir Maurice de Berkeley (c.1300-47), the second son of Maurice de Berkeley (1271-1326), 2nd Baron Ber...
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Berkeley of Spetchley This branch of the Berkeley family is descended from Thomas Berkeley (d. 1484), fourth son of James de Berkeley (c.1394-1463), 1st Baron Berkeley . Thomas himself settle...
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Berkeley of Cotheridge This family are a cadet branch of the Berkeleys of Spetchley (who will be the subject of a future post), who were in a turn a cadet branch of the Berkeleys of Berkeley ...
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Berkeley of Bruton Abbey The Berkeleys of Bruton Abbey were a cadet branch of the Berkeleys of Stoke Gifford (Glos), who will be the subject of a future post and who were, in turn, descend...
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Berkeley of Berkeley As the late Anthony Emery wrote in The greater medieval houses of England & Wales (2006), “The house of Berkeley is as colourful as any in the English peerage, with ...
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Berkeley of Berkeley Castle This post is divided into two parts: the first part gives my introduction to the family and accounts of the houses which they built or occupied at different ti...
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Berington of Little Malvern The Beringtons are a complex clan of Recusant minor gentry families in the Welsh borders, whose seats in Shrewsbury, and at Moat Hall, Pontesbury (Shropshire)...
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Beridge of Algarkirk This post tells the intertwined stories of two families: the Beridges of Algarkirk (Lincs) and the Sparrows of Gosfield Place (Essex), who became connected through the ma...
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Achievement of the Pack-Beresford arms This family stems from Lady Elizabeth Louisa de la Poer Beresford (1783-1856), the youngest daughter of the Rt. Hon. George de la Poer Beresford (1...
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Massy-Beresford of Macbie Hill and St Huberts This family is yet another branch of the extensive Irish Beresford clan, deriving from the Rev. Charles Cobbe Beresford (1770-1850) etc.], wh...
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Beresford of Learmount The Learmount estate in Co. Derry came to the Beresfords in 1774 on the marriage of Barbara Montgomery (d. 1795), a noted beauty, with the Hon. and Rt. Hon. John Ber...
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Beresford, Marquesses of Waterford The Beresfords were established in south-west Derbyshire as a minor gentry family from at least the 15th century, holding adjoining estates at Fenny B...
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Beresford, Barons Decies This fascinating family was a cadet branch of the Beresfords of Curraghmore, Earls of Tyrone and Marquesses of Waterford, who will be the subject of a future pos...
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Beresford of Abbeville and Woodhouse The family considered here are a cadet branch of the Beresfords of Curraghmore, Earls of Tyrone and Marquesses of Waterford, who will be the subject ...
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Berens of Kevington The Berens or Behrens family name is said to originate in Schleswig-Holstein on the borders of Germany and Denmark, but the branch of the family that came to England in th...
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Benyon of Englefield The Benyon family were established as merchants in London throughout the 17th century. Daniel Benyon (d. 1690) was master of the tallow chandlers' company in 1689-90, ...
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This post has been divided into three parts. Part 1 consists of my introduction to the family and its property, and an account of Welbeck Abbey and Bolsover Castle. This part contains histori...
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Cavendish-Bentinck, Dukes of Portland This post has been divided into three parts. This part consists of my introduction to the family and its property, and an account of Welbeck Abbey...
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This post has been divided into three parts. Part 1 consists of my introduction to the family and its property, and an account of Welbeck Abbey and Bolsover Castle. Part 2 contains histories...
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Bentinck of Indio House This family was a junior branch of the Bentinck (later Cavendish-Bentinck) family, Dukes of Portland, who will be the subject of my next post. The fortunes of the fami...
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Benthall of Benthall The Benthalls trace their descent from Anfred of Benthall, who was probably lord of the manor in the early 12th century. Their ownership was hardly continuous, however...
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Benson of Lutwyche Hall The story of this family begins with Moses Benson (1738-1806), who came from a yeoman farming family in the Furness district of Lancashire. He found employment as t...
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Leigh-Bennet of Thorpe Place The story of this family begins with John Bennett (1698-1765), a solicitor in Aylsham (Norfk). He married Mary (c.1708-46), the daughter of a gentleman calle...
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