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Reginald de
Dunstanville (c. 1110 – 1 July 1175) (alias
Reginald FitzRoy,
Reginald FitzHenry, Rainald, etc., French:
Renaud de
Donstanville or de Dénestanville)...
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Francis B****et, 1st
Baron de
Dunstanville, FRS (9
August 1757 – 14
February 1835) was an
English peer and
politician who sat in the
British House of Commons...
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Adeliza B****et (née de
Dunstanville, died in or
after 1210) was an
English noblewoman. She was the
daughter of Alan
Dunstanville. She
married Thomas B****et...
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Great Britain. It was
created in 1797 for
Francis B****et, 1st
Baron de
Dunstanville, with remainder,
failing heirs male of his own, to his
daughter the Honourable...
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Petronilla de la Mare (née de
Dunstanville, born 1248) was an
English noblewoman. The
daughter and sole heir of
Walter de
Dunstanville, she
married Robert de...
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attested once before.
Antiquaries Carew and
Williams refer to
Reginald de
Dunstanville (c. 1110–1175, the
illegitimate son of King
Henry I) as Earl of Bristol...
- Alan (died 1146),
nephew of Brian,
deprived 1141
Reginald de
Dunstanville, Earl of
Cornwall (died 1175),
illegitimate son of King
Henry I of England...
- mine buildings, most of
which were
built by the
mining magnate, Lord de
Dunstanville and B****et.
There is a
Methodist chapel building at the
centre of the...
- Ansfride,
brought up by
Robert Bloet, the
Bishop of Lincoln;
Reginald de
Dunstanville, Earl of Cornwall, born in the 1110s or
early 1120s,
possibly to Sibyl...
- was
constructed as the seat of the
Barony of
Combe under Reginald de
Dunstanville either during the
reign of
Henry I or his son.
Reginald was
thought to...
