Peerage And Pedigree; Studies in Peerage Law And Family History
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Copinger's book to find another Robert Smith, son of Thomas Smith of Titheby, ' who would be about contemporary with the alleged Robert Smith son of Thomas Smith of Charley, for he was baptized "12 Jan. 1645." He has at least as good a claim to be identified with the Robert Smith of whom we only know that he married at Nottingham in 1699. ' ' His knighthood seems to be in doubt. It has been suggested to me that its attribution is due to confusion with Borne knight of his name. As a mat- ter of ...fact, his own kinsman, Thomas Smith of Leicestershire, who was contemporary with him, was knighted in 1637.
' About eight miles from Nottingham.
' The case has some analogy to the famous Chandos peerage claim (1790- 1803), in which Sir S. E. Brydges, the well-known genealogist and editot of 230 THE CARINGTON IMPOSTURE In the book of Mr, Augustus Smith we read that — If Titheby and Cropwell-Butler scarce tolerated or acknowledged any residents within their boundaries but such as were distinguished by the name of Smith, all the neighbouring villages, more or less, if not in equal degree, had their share of worthies known by the same surname Thus Cotgrave, Kenoulton, Plumtree, Cas- sington, Widmerpool, Bridgeford, ^ Barneston, Langar, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Copinger's book to find another Robert Smith, son of Thomas Smith of Titheby, ' who would be about contemporary with the alleged Robert Smith son of Thomas Smith of Charley, for he was baptized "12 Jan. 1645." He has at least as good a claim to be identified with the Robert Smith of whom we only know that he married at Nottingham in 1699. ' ' His knighthood seems to be in doubt. It has been suggested to me that its attribution is due to confusion with Borne knight of his name. As a mat- ter of ...fact, his own kinsman, Thomas Smith of Leicestershire, who was contemporary with him, was knighted in 1637.
' About eight miles from Nottingham.
' The case has some analogy to the famous Chandos peerage claim (1790- 1803), in which Sir S. E. Brydges, the well-known genealogist and editot of 230 THE CARINGTON IMPOSTURE In the book of Mr, Augustus Smith we read that — If Titheby and Cropwell-Butler scarce tolerated or acknowledged any residents within their boundaries but such as were distinguished by the name of Smith, all the neighbouring villages, more or less, if not in equal degree, had their share of worthies known by the same surname Thus Cotgrave, Kenoulton, Plumtree, Cas- sington, Widmerpool, Bridgeford, ^ Barneston, Langar, etc.
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