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Death and distant inheritances shadow Glamorgan Stradling family
A late note details the death of Sir Thomas Stradling Bart of St Donat's Glamorgan, aged twenty eight, and the extinction of his title. His estate valued around 300 a year passes to his first cousin Buffey Manfell Ely, amid remarks on the Stradling lineage and medieval Welsh origins.
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House of Correction
His Majesty
Justices of the Peace
Old Fox
Thomas Stradling
St. Donat’s
Glamorganshire
Montpelier
Edward Scradling
Thomas the
Lord Manfell
Cardiff
Lord Windsor
Thomas
Lovar
Charles I
Buffey Manfell
Ely
County of
Glamorgan
Stradlings
William L’esterling
England
Robert Fitz-Hamon
Earl of
Gloucester
William Rufus
South Wales
St. Denat’s
Apperly
Wrexham
Denbighshire
Miss Clayton
Brombo
Hertford
Prince and Princess of Wales
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Bath
Marlborough
Jast
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Duke of Devonshire
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