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A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds
… of his lands in Bokelly to William Carnsew, by one John Carminow, who after- wards, by deed, 5 August, 18 Edward IV, …
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… for west read north-west. 44, 19 and 22, for Carninow read Carminow; and l. 26, for Rawlins, Rawlings. 45, 8, for Breoh …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Essex
… pall argent charged with four crosses formy fitchy sable. Carminow azure a bend or with a label gules for difference. …
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… son, inherited Mohun's Ottery, and married a co-heiress of Carminow; his son, Sir Nicholas, who was buried in …
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… Luscot 4, Lambourn, and Tresithney, and coheiresses of Carminow, Chidiock, and Dinham. Arms of Arundell, anciently … the sole heiress married Tynten, whose heiress married Carminow. One of the Bloyowes married the heiress of … Devonshire. Arms: Az. a chevron between three pears, Or. Carminow of Carminow in Mawgan (Meneage), said to have been …
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… Temp. Hen. IV. Dabernon A. 3 piles in point wavy, Sable. Carminow, of Ashwater Temp. Hen. VI. Carew Az., a bend, Or, a …
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… of the Bodrugans, and afterwards of the Edgcumbes; Carminow and Fentongollan, of the Carminows; Reskymer, of the …
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… the fourteenth century, when the heiress married Sir John Carminow. A younger branch became afterwards possessed, by … married heiresses of Arvas and Salter, and Fockeroy, Carminow, and Northmore; and the coheiress of Trefusis of … St. Winnow, in consequence of a match with the heiress of Carminow of Resprin: his grandson, William, died without …