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XITÎ* Degré de Normandie*
XXVI e Degré d'Ecoffe, depuis le Roi Alpin,
ENFANS VI VAN S
D E
NOBLE HOMME
CHARLES GRANT, Vicomte de Vaux.
De Jon -premier Mariage en Normandie,
I er , D Ile Charlotte-Anne-Agathe Grant,
aujourd'hui Comtcfle de Fouchécour.
2 d , Meffire Charles-Romain Grant,
aujourd'hui Baron Gkant de Vaux.
3^ pjiie Justine-Aimée-Victoire Grant,
aujourd'hui Marquife de Loménie.
De Jon fécond Mariage en Angleterre.
^ème^ £)lle JaNE-ChARLOTTE-SaRAH-AgaTHA-
Justina Gran r;
morte le 4 Mai de la préfente année 1796.
5 èm % D lle Mathilda- Mal vina-Alpina Grant.
l.DCC.XCVI.

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Mémoires historiques, généalogiques, politiques, militaires, &c. &c. de la Maison de Grant
Description'Divis en plusieurs branches, tant en osse qu'en Normandie, en Allemagne, en Suede, ... Extraits du Baronnage d'osse, du Dictionnaire de la noblesse de France'. By Charles Grant, Vicomte de Vaux.[London], 1796.
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Histories of Scottish families
DescriptionA selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916.