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DALE, Robert, Blanche Lyon Pursuivant (1666-1722)

Lot 100
29.11.2023 10:30UTC +00:00
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Lot 100 | DALE, Robert, Blanche Lyon Pursuivant (1666-1722)
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DALE, Robert, Blanche Lyon Pursuivant (1666-1722)

Genealogical roll of the Tipping family, 1700

Title at head in cartouche illuminated with colours and liquid gold, large blazoned coat of arms at the foot, names and arms of 12 generations of the Tipping family, beginning with William Tipping of Tipping Hall, Lancashire. On vellum, four membranes, approx. 2770 x 640mm.



Illuminated genealogy of the Tipping family. The senior branch of the family settled at Wheatfield, Oxfordshire: its most prominent members were the religious writer William 'Eternity' Tipping (1560-1627), Sir Thomas Tipping (1614-1693), a prominent Parliamentarian during the Civil War, and Sir Thomas Tipping, 1st Bt (1653-1718), a notorious Whig and perhaps the sponsor of the present genealogy.



Title in full: 'The latter part of the GENEALOGIE of the Ancient and Worthy FAMILY of TIPPING, originally of TIPPING-HALL, in the County Palatine of LANCASTER from whence they came to MERTON, in Com'. OXON, and having remov'd thence to DRAICOT, the eldest Branch setled at WHEATFIELD, in the same County of OXFORD, about the Year of our Lord 1580./The several Houses of SHOBINGTON, CHEQUERS, WOLLEY, DRAYCOT and EWELM, are all Collateral Descend[an]ts of the same Family, as herein is most truely set forth./Faithfully Collected out of the Books of Visitation and Antiquities, remaining in the Heralds Office, London; And from other Authentic Informations, Enlarged and carefully Deduced to the present time,/By Robert Dale Gent. Blanch Lion Pursuivant, and Dep. Register of the College of Arms, 1700'.

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