Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical . chester, and Ashdale. Creations. Baron Scot, of Tinedale in com. Northum. andEarl of Doncaster in the county of York, February I4tb, ; Lord Scot, of Buccleuch, March l6th, 1606, 39 Jac. 542 PEERAGE OF ENGLAND. VI.; Earl of Buccleuch, March l6tb, idle), 52 Jac. VI; Baronof Whitchester and Ashdale, Earl of Dalkeith, and Duke of Buc-oleuch (in Scotland) April 20th, 1663, 15 Car. II. ^rms. Qiiarterlyj first and fourth, the arms of King CharlesII. with a baston sinister, Arg?nt; second and third, Or^ on abend.
Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical . chester, and Ashdale. Creations. Baron Scot, of Tinedale in com. Northum. andEarl of Doncaster in the county of York, February I4tb, ; Lord Scot, of Buccleuch, March l6th, 1606, 39 Jac. 542 PEERAGE OF ENGLAND. VI.; Earl of Buccleuch, March l6tb, idle), 52 Jac. VI; Baronof Whitchester and Ashdale, Earl of Dalkeith, and Duke of Buc-oleuch (in Scotland) April 20th, 1663, 15 Car. II. ^rms. Qiiarterlyj first and fourth, the arms of King CharlesII. with a baston sinister, Arg?nt; second and third, Or^ on abend. Azure, a star of six points, between tw o crescents of thefield, for Scot, Cresi. On a wreath, a stag, tripping, proper Supporters. On each side a maiden, proper, habited in greenTests, their petticoats Azure, their shift-sleeves Argent, withplumes of feathers on their heads-. Argent, Motto. Amo. Chief Seat. Dalkeith, East Park, and Smefaton, near Edin-burgh; Melross, in Roxburghshire; Langholm castle, Dumfrie-shircj and Sudbrook-house, Surrey. EARL OF SHAFTESBURY. 543. COOPER, EARL OF SHAFTESBURY. In 1413, 1 Hen. V. Robert Cooper had a grant from that victo-rious monarch, in consideration of his good and acceptable ser-vices, of sixpence a day, during his life, out of the Kings rents inthe county of Northampton ; ^ and in the patent is entitled, Fal-letorum de Corona; whereby it is not unlikely, that he was inthe place which is now one of the grooms of the Kings bed-chamber; and very probably attended on him in France. Whenhe died I do not find, neither can I positively assert, that ThomasCooper, Esq. was a descendant from him, who was living in thereigns of Kings Henry VI. and fidward IV. Which Thomas Cooper, writing himself of Horley, in the dio-cese of Winchester, made his last will and testament, August29th, 1489, wherein he ordered his body to be buried in thechapel of St. Catherine, in the parish church of the blessed Maryof Horley, to which he was a benefactor, besides
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