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Orlando Rubeus, known as Orlando del Rosso, was born near the end of the 11th century and distinguished himself in the service of Holy Roman Emperor Frederick Barbarossa for which he was rewarded with an appointment as Imperial Vicar for Italy.
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Antoine #Chapelle de #Jumilhac was Seigneur de Jumilhac, de la Porte, de Bruchardie, and Saint-Jean de Ligoure. He was ennobled via letters patent by King Henry IV and given the rank of Count of Jumilhac.
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Stanton Woodhouse, parish of Youlgreave, #Derbyshire, England. George Allen (d. 1598) was son of George #Allen and grandson of Thomas Allen. His #ancestors are mentioned in deeds as having been settled in Derbyshire in 1484.
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Dr. Hieronymus Schultz was granted a coat of arms blazoned as follows in 1580 in the Duchy of Saxe-Lauenberg: Gules, a chevron argent between three geese statant argent. He was Lord of Ober-Marschacht, Chancellor, and Landrath.
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Adam Bland was born in Orton, Westmorland c. 1528 AD. At the age of 14, he left to become an apprentice skinner in London. Around 1550, he became a yeoman of the Skinners Company of London. In 1560 he was appointed as Sergeant Skinner to Queen Elizabeth I
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The Wilsons of #Broomhead are traced back to the 13th century, descended from one Robert Wilson, who in 1281 married Hawise, a daughter of Thomas Sheffield, Lord of Bolsterstone in the reign of Edward I.
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