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2 days ago · She died in 1744 and her son, John Fitzpatrick, created Earl of Upper Ossory in 1751, seems to have purchased the rest of the manors of Lyveden and Churchfield. He died in 1758, and his son John in 1769 settled both manors.
2 days ago · Fitzpatrick, Earl of Upper Ossory. Sable a saltire argent and a chief azure with three fleurs de lis or therein. The grange of LYMBOTSEY or LIMERSEY, with its rich pasture lands, was in the possession of the Abbot of Warden by the end of the 12th century, and probably by grant from the Albini family. The abbot claimed rights of free warren over ...
3 days ago · The largest allotments were made to Elizabeth Baldwyn, formerly widow of Benjamin Palmer (227 acres), the Earl of Upper Ossory (as trustee of the Earl of Warwick) (186 acres), and Bertie Greathead of Guy's Cliffe (162 acres).
2 days ago · Twenty years later Elizabeth Bowdler and Mary alienated their moiety to John Earl of Upper Ossory, of whom it was purchased in 1804 by the Duke of Bedford. The other moiety held in 1753 by Jane and Frances Cotton passed to Dr. Humphrey Dell, under whose will Jeffrey Fisher of Maulden inherited it in right of his wife.
2 days ago · Ascent to the throne. The Tudors descended from King Edward III on Henry VII 's mother's side from John Beaufort, 1st Earl of Somerset, one of the illegitimate children of the 14th century English prince John of Gaunt, the third surviving son of Edward III. Beaufort's mother was Gaunt's long-term mistress, Katherine Swynford.
4 days ago · The rebuilding of the south side of Green Street between Dunraven Street and Park Street together with the contiguous sides of these two streets as far as Wood's Mews was one of the major schemes of redevelopment undertaken by the Estate under the second Duke of Westminster, although it had been considered in the first Duke's time.
5 days ago · Thanks for his goodness. Wrote to the lord Chancellor of the quietness of this realm, which is now so verified that those who aver the contrary will purchase small honesty. The Deputy, at his departing, sent for the earls of Desmounde, Tomounde and Tyrone, the lord of Upper Ossory, O'Connour, O'Molmoy, the Kerroules and MacGoghecan with
