B41895-O'Carroll

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Name of the family:

O'Carroll

Blason:

Gu. two lions ramp. combatant ar. supporting a sword point upwards ppr. pommel and hilt or. This coat was exemplified by Betham, Ulster, 12 July, 1826, to Mabi Anne, Marchioness WelUsley.

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On the stump of an oak-tree sprouting, a hawk rlBlng all ppr. beUed or.

Info about the family:

Carrollstown, Maryland, U.S. America; descended from Chables O'Cabboll, Attorney-General for Maryland, where he got a grant of 60,000 acres, the son of Rooeb and the grandson of Sir Maolboona O'Cabboll, knighted 1 March, 1608. Mabi, dau. and heir of Chablbs Cabboll, of CarrolU-town, one of those who signed the Declaration of American Independence, m. Richard Caton, Esq., Maryland, and had three daus. co-heirs: I. Mabv Anne, iu. first, Robbet Patbbson, Esq., and, secondly, 1836, Kichabd, Marquess Wellesley: II. Elizabeth, m., 1836, Gkoboe William, Lord Stafford; III. Louisa, in., first, 1817, Sir Felton Hebtmt Bathobbt, Bart.; and, secondly, Fbabois Godolphin, seventh Duke of Leeds

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745

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