Genealogical memoir of the family of Montmorency, styled De Marisco or Morres |
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Abbey Anastacia Anglic anno APPENDIX apud arms autres Baronet Bouchard brother Butler castle Castlemorres Chesne co Kilkenny co Tipperary Comitis Comte Constable daughter decimam deux died Domini Dublin Duke Earl of Ormond ecclesiæ Ecclesiam ejus eldest England Esquire estates Ex dono father filii filio filius Fitz France fuit grand hæc heir Henry Henry II Hervé Hervey Hist ibid Ireland issue Kilcash Kilkenny King Knight Knockagh l'an Lady lands Lateragh Lordship Mac-Morres maison manor Mareys married Mary Mathew Mathieu de Montmorency mesme modo Monast Morres Esquire Mountmorres Nenagh Office of Arms omnibus p'dicti Pedigree Peerage Plea-Roll premier Prince qu'il quæ quam quod R. R. Edw reddit Redmond Morres Rege Regis Richard Robert Robert Fitz-Stephen Sancti seigneur seigneur de Montmorency Sir John Morres Sir Redmond temps tenet tenuit terra terræ Thomas Tipperary Vicecom Viceroy of Ireland Viscount Walter wife William Willielmi
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