Views of the seats of noblemen and gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland . Grounds. The noble proprietor of Lilford was hor/ in December, 1801, andsucceeded his father, Thomas, the late Wd, in July, 1825. This fa-mily is descended from Sir Thomas Powys, of Lilford, Knight, who wasborn in 1649, and was the second son of Thomas Powys, of Henley,in the county of Salop, serjeant-at-law. Thomas Powys, first LordLilford, great grandson of Sir Thomas Powys, Knight, Judge of theQueens Bench in 1713, was born in May, 1743, and was created a Peerof Great Britain by the title of Baron Lilfo

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Views of the seats of noblemen and gentlemen, in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland . Grounds. The noble proprietor of Lilford was hor/ in December, 1801, andsucceeded his father, Thomas, the late Wd, in July, 1825. This fa-mily is descended from Sir Thomas Powys, of Lilford, Knight, who wasborn in 1649, and was the second son of Thomas Powys, of Henley,in the county of Salop, serjeant-at-law. Thomas Powys, first LordLilford, great grandson of Sir Thomas Powys, Knight, Judge of theQueens Bench in 1713, was born in May, 1743, and was created a Peerof Great Britain by the title of Baron Lilford, in the county of Nor-thampton. His Lordship married, in March, 1772, Mary, daughter ofGalfridus Mann, of Brocton Malherbe, Esq., by whom he had a nume-rous issue. The eldest son, Thomas, the second Lord, was born inApril, 1775, and married, in December, 1797, Henrietta Maria, eldestdaughter and co-heiress of Robert Vernon Atherton, of Atherton Hall,in the county of Lancaster, by whom he had Thomas Atherton Powys,the present Lord Lilford, and other children. Motto:—Parta

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