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Hace 3 días · Lord Cobham died and was buried at Stowe in 1749, and in accordance with the settlement of 1718 his sister Hester became suo jure Viscountess Cobham, being created in the same year Countess Temple. She died in 1752, her titles and estates passing to Richard Grenville, her son and heir.
Hace 4 días · Catherine had devised the manor to her executor, James Grenville, a younger son of Hester, Countess Temple. Grenville was succeeded at his death in 1783 by his elder son, also James (cr. Baron Glastonbury of Butleigh 1797, d. unm. 1825), although some land passed to his younger son Gen. Richard Grenville (d. 1823 s.p.).
Hace 1 día · This ancient baronial family became extinct, in the year 1289, when Roger de Valletort gave the honor of Trematon to his Lord-paramount, Richard, Earl of Cornwall, to the prejudice of his next heirs, Henry de Pomerai, and Roger Corbet. Arms: — Arg. three bendlets G., on a border Sab., eight bezants.
Hace 2 días · Sir Beville's son, Sir John Grenville, who had so active a share in the restoration of King Charles II., was created, in 1661, Baron Grenville of Kilkhampton and Bideford, and Earl of Bath: he was made also Lord Lieutenant of the county of Devon.
Hace 2 días · List of temples. The LDS Church has 350 temples in various phases, which includes 195 dedicated temples (with 188 operating, and 7 previously-dedicated, but closed for renovation [11] [12] ), 50 under construction, 3 scheduled for groundbreaking, [13] and 102 others announced (not yet under construction).
Hace 1 día · Founded 20 years ago by Leroy Street Studio, Hester Street is celebrating 20 years of advancing racial and economic justice through community-based planning and design.
Hace 4 días · Do not reproduce.) Let’s wrap up our work week in one of the best ways possible: with a Habsburg wedding tiara! Thanks to our generous friend Stefan, we can take a closer look at the bridal tiara worn by Countess Leonie von Waldburg-Zeil, as well as some jewelry worn by two particularly familiar royal wedding guests. (Hint, hint: think Orange .)
