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Hardy of Wetwang, Yorkshire Heraldry

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HARDY HARDY HARDY DEHARDY DEHARDY KIRBY SKELTON HARDY HARDY CROSSE HARDY NEWLOVE HARDY HARDY NICHELLSON HARDY BRANSBY 


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Brubaker-231 Karen Brubaker
The visitation of the county of Yorke, begun in a Dni MDCLXV. and finished a Dni MDCLXVI Author: William Dugdale. Publisher: Durham Pub. for the Society by G. Andrews 1859. Page: 68.

https://archive.org/stream/visitationofcoun00dugd#page/68/mode/2up

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Brubaker-231 Karen Brubaker
How to read and interpret:

Visitation of Yorkshire, Hardy of Wetwang

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T (King) K
The line of John Hardy of Isle of Wight to the John Hardys of this Wetwang Visitation was invented by Wurts in his 1945 Magna Charta. The Heralds at the College of Arms in London reported that there was no proof that the Richard Hardy m ALice Wilson was in anyway related to the Richard Hardy shown on this Wetwang Visitatation.
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Brubaker-231 Karen Brubaker
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Brubaker-231 Karen Brubaker
The connection to any Peerage has already been discussed and professional research has shown there is none in the Hardy line and no Magna Charta connection.
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[Living Daly]
The visitation of the county of Yorke, begun in a Dni MDCLXV. and finished a Dni MDCLXVI Author: William Dugdale. Publisher: Durham Pub. for the Society by G. Andrews 1859. Page: 68.

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William Dugdale's Latin was atrocious.

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