The Kinnears and their kin; a memorial volume of history, biography, and genealogy, with revolutionary and civil and Spanish war records; including manuscript of RevDavid Kinnear (1840) . latter partof the reign of Edward III. It was then transferred tothe family of Colepepper and early in the fourteenth cen-tury became the property of the Chow family, who soldit to Sir Henry Fane of Hadlow. His son, Sir Henry,resumed the name of his ancester **Vane and the prop-erty eventually descended to the eccentric Lord Vane, sonof Vicount Vane, who married the widow of Lord WilliamHamilton. He disposed
The Kinnears and their kin; a memorial volume of history, biography, and genealogy, with revolutionary and civil and Spanish war records; including manuscript of RevDavid Kinnear (1840) . latter partof the reign of Edward III. It was then transferred tothe family of Colepepper and early in the fourteenth cen-tury became the property of the Chow family, who soldit to Sir Henry Fane of Hadlow. His son, Sir Henry,resumed the name of his ancester **Vane and the prop-erty eventually descended to the eccentric Lord Vane, sonof Vicount Vane, who married the widow of Lord WilliamHamilton. He disposed of great property for the pay-ment of his debts and this beautiful seat was eventuallylet on lease to Henry Lyell, father-in-law of Earl him it was bequeathed to David Papillon, of Lee, whosold it in 1799 to John Simpson. AKMS: Per bend or and sable a lion rampant, counter-charged. CREST: Out of a tower azure a demi lion rampantguardant per pale or and sable, holding in his dexterpaw, a sword argent, hilt and pommel of the second. MOTTO: Toujours pret (Always Ready). Seats The Hemploe, Welford, Northamptonshire; and MoorTop House, Ackworth, Yorks. Charles Henry SIMPSON ?jm ^?? UVv^ X-^ „ 1pMOX AND THEIR KIN 439 Balabraes, Ayton. Sir James Walter Mackay Simpson,Baronet (Creation 1866). Cloncorick, Sidney. Hon. George Bowen Simpson. Burghill, Grange Herts. Albert Simpson, J. P. Perton, Wolverhampton. Francis Simpson, Esq. Sunnyside, Mayfield, Derbyshire. Mrs. Agnes Simpson,daughter of Harrison Alderson, of Burlington, N. J., A. Maypole, Devon.—Rose Hill, Sittingboume, Kent. Kinmouth House, Perth.—Elmhurst, Garstang, Lanes. 440 THE KINNEAR FAMILY DESCENDANTS OF RICHARD SIMPSON OF FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA The first of this family came from England to Virginiaabout 1682, one of the sons is said to have married a 4. French woman, named Vamum. The Simpsons were farmers and large slave owners. 1388. Richard Simpson% the first of whom we haveany authen
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