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in Bow street, Covent garden, 24 May, 1682, and was buried near
his first wife, May 27, 1682. The entry of his burial is as remark-
ably erroneous as that of the burial of the Duchess of Hamilton,
namely :
" Sepult : Norn : May 1682, 27. Thomas Delomhay. M."
Lady Jane* Maxwell, coheiress with her sister Elizabeth, Duchess of
Hamilton, of their father, the Earl of Dirleton, married Charles, Vis-
count Cranbourn. Of his marriage there were sis sons, the eldest of
whom became second Earl of Salisbury. The other sons died unmar-
ried. There were five daughters, two of whom married — namely,
Catherine, the wife of the Earl of Kinnoul, and Frances, the wife of
Sir William Bowyer, Bart., of Denham Court, co : of Bucks.
* Ante p. 8 " Diana " is an error.
in Bow street, Covent garden, 24 May, 1682, and was buried near
his first wife, May 27, 1682. The entry of his burial is as remark-
ably erroneous as that of the burial of the Duchess of Hamilton,
namely :
" Sepult : Norn : May 1682, 27. Thomas Delomhay. M."
Lady Jane* Maxwell, coheiress with her sister Elizabeth, Duchess of
Hamilton, of their father, the Earl of Dirleton, married Charles, Vis-
count Cranbourn. Of his marriage there were sis sons, the eldest of
whom became second Earl of Salisbury. The other sons died unmar-
ried. There were five daughters, two of whom married — namely,
Catherine, the wife of the Earl of Kinnoul, and Frances, the wife of
Sir William Bowyer, Bart., of Denham Court, co : of Bucks.
* Ante p. 8 " Diana " is an error.
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Description | A 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. |
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