Sir arthur cotton family coat

    Cotton first name

The Cotton family owned Combermere Abbey from the Dissolution of the Monasteries until The family originated in north Shropshire, with many familial links in that county, and may, perhaps, have been Anglo-Saxon rather than Norman.


Cotton family name

    COTTON OF COMBERMERE. The Cotton family traced its descent from Sir Hugh de Coton of Coton in Shropshire in the time of Henry III (). Sir George Cotton, an esquire of Henry VIII, was knighted by him and granted Combermere in
  • sir arthur cotton family coat2 The Cotton family owned Combermere Abbey from the Dissolution of the Monasteries until 1919. The family originated in north Shropshire, with many familial links in that county, and may, perhaps, have been Anglo-Saxon rather than Norman.
  • sir arthur cotton family coat1 COTTON OF COMBERMERE. The Cotton family traced its descent from Sir Hugh de Coton of Coton in Shropshire in the time of Henry III (1216-1272). Sir George Cotton, an esquire of Henry VIII, was knighted by him and granted Combermere in 1541.
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    • Cotton scientific name

  • Learn about the Cotton Family Crest, its Origin and History. Where did the Cotton surname come from? Where did the family branches go?.

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    The family's Coat of Arms features a red shield with a silver bend on which there is a black lion passant. A lion's head is displayed on the Crest. The Family Motto (in Welsh) is "Heb Dhuw heb ddym, Dhuw a digon," which translates as, "Without God without anything, God is enough.".


    The (Almost) Complete Cotton Family Tree | Combermere Abbey

    Sir Nicholas De Coton, [1] eldest son of Hugh and Isabel was born abt He married Katherine Hackluyt, sister of Sir Richard Hackluyt of Herefordshire. They had 2 children: Ellen and Hugh. Ellen married Robert Lacon as his second wife and I descend from their son Alan Lacon who married Agnes Pembrugge. 03b.

    MAINWARING, Sir Arthur (c.1525-90), of Ightfield, Salop.

    General Sir Arthur Thomas Cotton KCSI (– 24 July ) was a British army officer and irrigation engineer who worked in the Madras Presidency. Cotton devoted his life to the construction of irrigation and navigation canals throughout British India.
  • The (Almost) Complete Cotton Family Tree | Combermere Abbey

  • Cotton scientific name

  • The Cotton family owned Combermere Abbey from the Dissolution of the Monasteries until 1919.
    • The family's Coat of Arms features a red shield with a silver bend on which there is a black lion passant. A lion's head is displayed on the Crest. The Family Motto (in Welsh) is "Heb Dhuw heb ddym, Dhuw a digon," which translates as, "Without God without anything, God is enough.".
  • General Sir Arthur Thomas Cotton, KCSI, who was born in 1803.
    • Sir Nicholas De Coton, [1] eldest son of Hugh and Isabel was born abt 1310. He married Katherine Hackluyt, sister of Sir Richard Hackluyt of Herefordshire. They had 2 children: Ellen and Hugh. Ellen married Robert Lacon as his second wife and I descend from their son Alan Lacon who married Agnes Pembrugge. 03b.
  • British General and irrigation engineer.
    • General Sir Arthur Thomas Cotton KCSI (– 24 July 1899) was a British army officer and irrigation engineer who worked in the Madras Presidency. Cotton devoted his life to the construction of irrigation and navigation canals throughout British India.

    Genealogy of the Cotton family of Combermere, Cheshire ...

    COTTON, the name of a well-known family of Anglo-Indian administrators, of whom the following are the most notable. Sir Arthur Thomas Cotton (–), English engineer, tenth son of Henry Calveley Cotton, was born on the 15th of May , and was educated at Addiscombe.

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