The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . SUBSCRIBERS. The Right Hon. Sir JamesParker Deane. Ralph Hawtrey Deane, Esq. Captain St. George Berke-ley Deane, Major Egbert Cooper, lateBlack Watch Regiment. Mrs. Tyndall. H. Bargrave Deane, Esq., Lieut. - General R. OwenJones, Mrs. Norreys Russell. Mrs. Dawson Thomas. Miss Emily Deane. William Dean, Esq. J. Bargrave Deane, Esq.,Scots Guards. Charles Adeane, Esq., R. Grenfell, Robert Hugh Colin Mrs. Bernard Abel Smith, Robert Smit
The book of Dene, Deane, AdeaneA genealogical history . SUBSCRIBERS. The Right Hon. Sir JamesParker Deane. Ralph Hawtrey Deane, Esq. Captain St. George Berke-ley Deane, Major Egbert Cooper, lateBlack Watch Regiment. Mrs. Tyndall. H. Bargrave Deane, Esq., Lieut. - General R. OwenJones, Mrs. Norreys Russell. Mrs. Dawson Thomas. Miss Emily Deane. William Dean, Esq. J. Bargrave Deane, Esq.,Scots Guards. Charles Adeane, Esq., R. Grenfell, Robert Hugh Colin Mrs. Bernard Abel Smith, Robert Smith, Robert Smith, Esq. The Lord Charlotte H. Deane, Esq., Onslow Deane, Esq., Eliot Deane, Esq., G. W. Hugh Pollexfen Meredith Deane, Esq., John Drummond Deane, Malcolm Edgar A. H. B. Bathurst Deane. Roberto de MONG the Norman nobles of the Court ofEdward the Confessor holding official ap-pointments was Roberto de Dena, pincerna,that is to say, cupbearer, or butler, to theKing. The origin of his name is unknown,but it is highly improbable that it was aBritish territorial surname, as such were notin use at that date, and, moreover, it was frequently speltDen, or Dyn. An explanation suggested by the learnedantiquary, Mr. G. T. Clarks, history of the Land ofMorgan, is in accordance with the custom of the day in suchmatters, and I venture to offer it in case it should tempt somegenealogist claiming this ancient descent to a systematicinvestigation. It is singular, says Mr. Clark, that of so notable aman as MtzHamon so little should be known. His father, Hamo Dentatus, seems to have received favours from DukeWilliam. In the battle (of Val e Dunes), amongst the leadersvi^as Haimonem agnomine Dentatum, who led the first lineof six thousand men, and much distinguished himself fightinghand to hand wi
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