Ranulphus de Neville and Eufemia in Tailbois and Neville



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Screenshot of entry for Ralph and Euphemia's pedigree in the 15th century (Hen. VI) manuscript of Tailbois and Neville that's used to cite their children (Cawley, 2006).[1] A copy of the pedigree is released to the public on Google Books, (FitzHerbert, 1886).[2]

An excerpt of the pedigree's description follows:

"The MS. Pedigree ... came through the ancient family of Beresford of Bentley, Derbyshire, to... Major William Martin ... Nothing more is known of its past history. Dugdale, in his Baronage, appears to quote it, and, in the margin, refers to his authority as —"ex Coll. Regis R.GI.S" From this it seems probable that, in Dugdale's time, this very MS., or more likely a tricked copy of it, formed part of the collections. of R. Glover, Somerset Herald, which were sold to the great Lord Burghley, and are now probably at Hatfield."


APA Citation:

  • FitzHerbert, R.H.C (1886). "Original pedigree of Tailbois and Neville." The Genealogist, 3, pp. 31. Walford Dakin Selby, Ed. London: George Bell & Sons. Google Books.[3]

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