Death of Francis Tyringham and the Tyringham lineage
Posthumous notices recount Francis Tyringham Esq a worthy Justice of Peace for Buckinghamshire dying at his seat in the county. The male Tyringham line ends with him as the last male descendant of the House of Tyringham. Ancestors served as Lords of the parish of Tysingham in Henry II’s reign and represented the county in Parliament. His estate passes to his two sisters his death prompting interments and a wave of obituaries detailing marriages and local affairs.
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