. 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. Sarah, dau. of Harper, of the Ma-dras army, and has issue, Humphrey Harper Burchell, Herne Burchell, a cap-tain in the 3rd Buffs. Frederick Burchell, a lieutenanton half pay. Arms—Sa. a chev. ermine between threeherons arg. Crest—A herons head, ducally gorged,ppr. Motto—Leges, juraque servat. Y Y 690 DEANE-FREEMAN, OF CASTLE COR. FREEMAN-DEANE, JOSEPH, esq. of Castle Cor, in
. 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. Sarah, dau. of Harper, of the Ma-dras army, and has issue, Humphrey Harper Burchell, Herne Burchell, a cap-tain in the 3rd Buffs. Frederick Burchell, a lieutenanton half pay. Arms—Sa. a chev. ermine between threeherons arg. Crest—A herons head, ducally gorged,ppr. Motto—Leges, juraque servat. Y Y 690 DEANE-FREEMAN, OF CASTLE COR. FREEMAN-DEANE, JOSEPH, esq. of Castle Cor, in the county of Cork, b. 28th October, 1783, m. 24th August, 1811, Elizabeth, onlydaughter of Robert MCarty, esq. of Carrignavar (seep. 611), and has issue, I. Robert. III. Joseph. IV. Matthew. V. Justin. VI. Richard,vii. William. I. Jane. II. Mary. III. Isabella. IV. Elizabeth. V. Ellen. Mr. Deane Freeman, who succeeded his father on the25th March, 1826, is a magistrate and deputy heutenantfor the county of Cork, and served the office of highsheriif in 1811. At the installation of the Knights ofSt. Patrick in 1809, he was an esquire to the Earl Hmeage. The family of Deane is an ancient one inIreland, and has long possessed large es-tates in various parts of that it was of consideration in Eng-land, and held lands in the counties ofGloucester and Northampton. So early asthe fifteenth century we find Dr. Deane,Archbishop of Canterbury, and other mem-bers of the family, receiving proofs of royalfavour, and acquiring, in Ireland, propertyof great extent and value. In the followingcentury, Richard Deane was Bishop of Os-sory, and at the same period, the estateswhich have descended in a direct and un-broken succession to the present Mr. DeaneFreeman were possessed by his the civil wars, in England, thefamily of Deane embraced the popular prin-ciples of the day, in a great measure im-pelled to that course by the influen
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