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... Lord Eure , the owner of P. 7 , line 2. Brancepeth parke . The Castle and Park of Brancepeth belonged to the Nevilles of Raby until 1570 , when , by the attainder of Charles Earl of Westmoreland , it came into the hands of the Crown ...
... Lord Eure , the owner of P. 7 , line 2. Brancepeth parke . The Castle and Park of Brancepeth belonged to the Nevilles of Raby until 1570 , when , by the attainder of Charles Earl of Westmoreland , it came into the hands of the Crown ...
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... Lord Monteagle , and descended to him from the Stanleys , Lords Monteagle ... Eure , but was purchased by the Darcy family , and in the time of the Civil ... Lord of which name , as Leland tells us , " dyd great coste on it , " ) by ...
... Lord Monteagle , and descended to him from the Stanleys , Lords Monteagle ... Eure , but was purchased by the Darcy family , and in the time of the Civil ... Lord of which name , as Leland tells us , " dyd great coste on it , " ) by ...
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