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Ehzabeth, fifth daughter, was wife to Sir Charles Cocks, of Dum - bleton, in Gloucestershire, Baronet, afterwards Lord Somers, and died 177 1 3 3nd Catharine, the youngest daughter, is unmarried.

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The other, named Charles, was a Bencher of the Middle Temple, and died August 15lh, 1054, and was buried at Dum - bleton.

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In the prime of his life few persons were more distinguished by the characters of the fine gentleman, the scholar, the statesman, and tlie patriot 5 but in the latter part of it he lived very retired, chiefly at Wim - bleton in Surrey, where he died Febinary 2, 1754. —

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Somerset-herald, asserts), is mentioned in a deed dated at War - bleton, in Sussex, on the vigil of St. Philip and St. James, in 1346, and left issue a son, John de Pelham.

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