Views of the seats of noblemen and gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland . s sons proceedings, liberally contributed to the defence ofthe state against the Spanish Armada. William Stanley, son and heirof the grandson above-mentioned, was created a Baronet by patent inJune, 1661. The direct male line failing in 1792, by the death of Sir WilliamStanley, Bart., without issue, the Baronetcy and Manors of Hooton, Store-ton, Buerton, and the numerous estates of the family, passed to JohnStanley Massey, of Puddington, Esq., his eldest surviving uncle, byvirtue of a settlement made by Si
Views of the seats of noblemen and gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland . s sons proceedings, liberally contributed to the defence ofthe state against the Spanish Armada. William Stanley, son and heirof the grandson above-mentioned, was created a Baronet by patent inJune, 1661. The direct male line failing in 1792, by the death of Sir WilliamStanley, Bart., without issue, the Baronetcy and Manors of Hooton, Store-ton, Buerton, and the numerous estates of the family, passed to JohnStanley Massey, of Puddington, Esq., his eldest surviving uncle, byvirtue of a settlement made by Sir Rowland Stanley, in April, succeeding to the title and estates this gentleman re-assumed thename of Stanley, in addition to the name of Massey, which he had pre-viously assumed on succeeding to the estates which had devolved to hisyounger brother, Thomas Stanley, Esq. The Baronetcy and the united estates of the Stanleys of Hooton andthe Masseys of Puddington, are now vested in his grandson, Sir ThomasStanley Massey Stanley, ninth Baronet and heir male of this
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