The Descendants of Hugh Amory 1605 1805
The Descendants of Hugh Amory 1605 1805
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Their elder son John can hardly then have married in 1587, but, setting that aside, the younger one, Anthony, would be under five years old when instituted as redtor of Asholt. This is odd, but does not make it more likely that he had a grandson born in I 57 1. " In regard to Joseph Damer, " writes Mr. Somerby, " I do not believe him to have descended from the D'Amory or Amory family at all. My impression is that desiring to link on to an ancient family they did so without any authority. The na...me in the parish registers and wills at least as far back as Queen Elizabeth is always spelt without the prefix D', show- ing that it was dropped before that time. The name D'Amory never was Damer and the name Amory, written so for several succesive generations, would not be likely to go back to D'Amory, much less to Damer. " Horace Walpole, in a gossip- 272 The Descendants of Hugh Amory. Ping letter to a friend, Oftober 22nd, 1766, says : " You know my lord Milton, from nephew of the old usurer Damer of Dublin, has endeavoured to ere6t himself into the representa- tive of the ancient barons Damory, " To play at being armiger, in flat defiance of the rules of the game, is of course an old offence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their elder son John can hardly then have married in 1587, but, setting that aside, the younger one, Anthony, would be under five years old when instituted as redtor of Asholt. This is odd, but does not make it more likely that he had a grandson born in I 57 1. " In regard to Joseph Damer, " writes Mr. Somerby, " I do not believe him to have descended from the D'Amory or Amory family at all. My impression is that desiring to link on to an ancient family they did so without any authority. The na...me in the parish registers and wills at least as far back as Queen Elizabeth is always spelt without the prefix D', show- ing that it was dropped before that time. The name D'Amory never was Damer and the name Amory, written so for several succesive generations, would not be likely to go back to D'Amory, much less to Damer. " Horace Walpole, in a gossip- 272 The Descendants of Hugh Amory. Ping letter to a friend, Oftober 22nd, 1766, says : " You know my lord Milton, from nephew of the old usurer Damer of Dublin, has endeavoured to ere6t himself into the representa- tive of the ancient barons Damory, " To play at being armiger, in flat defiance of the rules of the game, is of course an old offence.
What to read after The Descendants of Hugh Amory 1605 1805?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude E Gertrude Euphemia Meredith to read onlineMoreLess
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