Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical . ne, Viscount Glenalmond, Lord Murray. Scotchhonours. Creation. Baron Strange, by wvxi of summons to Parliament,February 13th, 1627-6, 3 Cha. Earl Strange by letters patent,August 8lh, 1786. Arms. Quarterly, the first quarter. Azure, three mullets Ar-gent, within a double tressure, flowered and counter-flowered•with Fleur-de-lis, Or, for Murray; second quarter. Gules, threelegs in armour proper, conjoined at the upper part of the thighs,flexed in triangles, garnished and spurred Or, for the Isle of Man;third quarter,
Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical . ne, Viscount Glenalmond, Lord Murray. Scotchhonours. Creation. Baron Strange, by wvxi of summons to Parliament,February 13th, 1627-6, 3 Cha. Earl Strange by letters patent,August 8lh, 1786. Arms. Quarterly, the first quarter. Azure, three mullets Ar-gent, within a double tressure, flowered and counter-flowered•with Fleur-de-lis, Or, for Murray; second quarter. Gules, threelegs in armour proper, conjoined at the upper part of the thighs,flexed in triangles, garnished and spurred Or, for the Isle of Man;third quarter, quarterly 1st and 4lh Argent on a bend Azure, threestags heads caboshed, Or, for Stanley; 2d and 3d Gules, twolions passant Argent, for Strange; fourth quarter, quarterly tlieJst and 4tb, Or, a Fess cheeky Argent and Azure for Stuart; the2d and 3d, Paley of 6, Or and Sable, for the title of Atholl. > By a late act of parliament, his Grace has received an additional remuner».i-Vion for the sale of the sovereigntj of the Isle of Man. roL. r. 306 PEERAGE OF ENGLAND,. EDGCUMBE EARL MOUNT-EDGCUMBE. This family, denominated from the manor of Eggecomb, E^e-comb, and Edgecomb (as it has been variously written in formerrecords)^ in the parish of Cheriton Fitz-Pain, near Crediton, haabeen of great antiquity in Devonshire; and in that ^church isEdgecombs islcj adorned with divers coats of arms belonging tothe family. But in the reign of King Edward III. William de Eggecomb^taking to wife Hillaria, daughter and heir of William de Cote-hele, of Cotehele, in the county of Cornwall, chiefly residedthere. It is now wrote Cuttail, and is separated from Devonshireonly by the breadth of the river Tamer. In 13/8, the said Wil-liam de Eggecomb, writing himself of Cotehele, in Cornwall,^granted lands in Middleton to the convent of Tavistock, in De-vonshire, He died 1380, and left issue by her William Edgecomb, Esq. who married the daughter and heir of Densetj he had a grant, in 6 Henry V. wit
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