. 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. Anne, d. unm. Catherine, w. in 1777, to John-OwenEdwardes, esq. of Lanmilo, and 1826. Elizabeth, m. to William Jones, esq. ofPembrokeshire. Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, az. achev. embattled and counter-embattled or,between three sea-horses naiant arg.; 2ndand 3rd, erm. a lion rampant sa. Crest—A bears paw, holding a battle-axearg-. Mottoes—Vigilate, and Gardez la foi. Estates—Sealyham, in the county of Pem-brok
. 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. Anne, d. unm. Catherine, w. in 1777, to John-OwenEdwardes, esq. of Lanmilo, and 1826. Elizabeth, m. to William Jones, esq. ofPembrokeshire. Arms — Quarterly: 1st and 4th, az. achev. embattled and counter-embattled or,between three sea-horses naiant arg.; 2ndand 3rd, erm. a lion rampant sa. Crest—A bears paw, holding a battle-axearg-. Mottoes—Vigilate, and Gardez la foi. Estates—Sealyham, in the county of Pem-broke, acquired by the Tucker fumily III.; Hook, &c. in the same county,inherited from Admiral Tucker ; Trefgarne,the ancient patrimony of the Edwardess ;and Lanmilo, in Carmarthenshire, conveyedto the family by Miss Mortimer. Seat—Sealyham, near Haverfordwest. 316 ROBARTES, OF LANH f DEROCK. ROBARTES-AGAR, THOMAS-JAMES, esq. of Lanhyderock, in Cornwall, March, 1808. This gentleman, whose patronymic is Agar, assumed the additional surname andarms of RoBARTES, as representative of the old and eminent family of Robartes,Earls of Radnor. Richard Robartes was resident at Truro,in Cornwall, and enjoyed a considerablefortune in the time of Henry VIII. Hem. Anne, daughter of — Jelfery, of , and had, with five daughters, twosons, viz. John, his heir. Richard, of Truro, whose son, Josias, received the honour of knight-hood. He m. Barbara, daughterof Edward Noye, esq. of Carnan-ton, and sister of William Noye,attorney general to King CharlesI. and was s. by his Francis Robartes,knt. whodied seised of the manor ofBodmin, leaving a son,Hugh Robartes, with whomthis branch expired, whiletlie estates passed to theelder. The elder son, John Robartes, esq. who inherited a verylarge estate, wedded Philippa, daughter ofJohn Gavrigan, esq. of Gavrigan, in Corn-wall, and had an only son, Robert, hisheir. Mr. Robartes died at Truro in 1614,and was
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