. 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. u. of ThomasTilson, esq. and died in February, 1770,leaving a son and successor. Sir Robert Tilson Deane, sixth baronet,of Dromore, created, in 1781, BaromMusKERRY, of Muskerry, in the peer-age of Ireland. His lordships son isthe present Lord Muskerry, (seeBurkes Peerage), I. Melianna, m. to John Spread, esq. of Bal-lycannon, in the county of Cork, and hadissue. II. Dorothy, died young, III. Jane, married to William F
. 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. u. of ThomasTilson, esq. and died in February, 1770,leaving a son and successor. Sir Robert Tilson Deane, sixth baronet,of Dromore, created, in 1781, BaromMusKERRY, of Muskerry, in the peer-age of Ireland. His lordships son isthe present Lord Muskerry, (seeBurkes Peerage), I. Melianna, m. to John Spread, esq. of Bal-lycannon, in the county of Cork, and hadissue. II. Dorothy, died young, III. Jane, married to William Freeman, Castle Cor, and was groat grandmotherof the present Joseph Deane-Freeman,.esq. of Castle Cor. 694 PORCH, OF EDGARLEY. PORCH, THOMAS PORCH, esq. of Edgarley, in the county of Somerset, h7th March, 1808, m. 16th December, 1830, Jane, only daughter of Edward Barber,esq. of Barston, in Warwickshire, and has issue, John-Albert, h. in 1833. Maria-Jane. This gentleman, whose patronymic is Reeves, assumed, by sign manual, 8th December,1830, in pursuance of the testamentary injunction of his maternal grandfather, whoseestates he inherited, the surname of Porch The family of Reeves has been settled atGlastonbury, in the county of Somerset, formany generations ; and in the public registerof Streat, about two miles from that town,mention is made of one, Robert Reeves,being married at the village cross, to Eliza-beth Cribb, of Glaston, on 7th November,1657. Peter Reeves, a man of property, andone of the most respectable inhabitants ofGlostonbury ; according to the phrase ofthose times, lived on his own and died onhis own. The bulk of his possessions de-volved on his two eldest sons, Henry andWilliam, whose descendants are now ex-tinct, but a small estate near Hartlakebridge, in Somersetshire, was inherited byhis third son, Joseph Reeves, who m. about 1740,Sarah, daughter of Mr. William Swanton,*whose only son, another * The initials of Joseph Reeves, sen. J. tho
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