Combs &c. Families of Mamble, Worcester, England

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Mamble, a parish in the lower division of the hundred of Doddingtree, county of Worcester, 6 miles west southwest of Bewdley... with... Bayton, in the archdeaconry of Salop, and diocese of Hereford... Sodington, the ancient seat of the BLOUNTS, was destroyed by fire in the great civil war, by some troops of the parliament. What remained of it was taken down in 1807, when several curious Roman relics were discovered beneath the foundations, whence it seems probable that it was anciently the site of a Roman fort.

Notes: In addition to the above-noted Blounts and Blount-Lovett families, also note the marriage of William CLIFTON, Costumer of London and Elizabeth BLOUNT of Sodbury whose daughter, Jane m (1) COPLESTON; and (2) Sir William FLEETWOOD of Cranford, Middlesex (rel.to Archdale-Clifton-Fleetwood Family, if any, unknown)

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