. A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours. ton family. t The Champernownes have, at different periods,served the office of sheriff for Devonshire ; Richard Champernon in the 28th and 29thEdward III. Thomas Champernon in the 45th of the samereign. Richard Champernon in the 5th and 10thRichard XL Roger Champernon in the 14th Henry Champernon in the 18th Henry VHIArthur Champernon in the 1st Champernon in the 34th Cham
. A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours. ton family. t The Champernownes have, at different periods,served the office of sheriff for Devonshire ; Richard Champernon in the 28th and 29thEdward III. Thomas Champernon in the 45th of the samereign. Richard Champernon in the 5th and 10thRichard XL Roger Champernon in the 14th Henry Champernon in the 18th Henry VHIArthur Champernon in the 1st Champernon in the 34th Champernowne in the 5lst 274 MAUNSELL, OF BALLYWILLIAM. MAUNSELL, GEORGE-MEARES, esq. of Ballywilliam, in the county of Lime-rick, m. first, Catherine, daughter of Thomas Lloyd, esq. of Beechmount, late that shire, and has issue, Daniel-Meares. wedded, secondly, Maria-Josepha-Anne, daughter of the Stopford. Mr. Maunsell, who inherited the estates and representation of this branch of thefamily upon the demise of his father, is in the commission of the peace, and presenthigh-sheriff, for the county of Limerick. The Maunsells of Ballywilliam, are ayounger branch of the Maunsells ofPlassy. (See vol. i. p. 304.) The first of the family that settled in Ire-land was Thomas Maunsell, descended fromthe Maunsells of Margam, in Glamorgan-shire, who took up his abode at Waterfordtemp. James I. He left two sons, of whomthe elder, Richard Maunsell, entered the army inearly life, and distinguished himself by hisdefence of Macollop Castle, county of Wa-terford, in 1650, against the forces of OliverCromwell. From him descended Richard Maunsell, esq. who representedthe city of Limerick for upwards of twentyyears in parliament, from 1741 to m. first, Miss Twigg, daughter of theVenerable William Twigg, Archdeacon ofLimerick, and had one son, 1. Thomas,,kingscounsel, counsel of the Commission-ers of Custom
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