Family:Roger Le Strange and Jane Beke (1)

Blomefield:

"This Roger is omitted in many pedigrees, and in the Baronettage, but by an inquisition taken in 1436, John L'Estrange, Esq. was found to die seized of the manor of Thorp Morieux, the manors of Brookhall, and Maydenhall, in Felsham, Suffolk, &c. and Roger was his son and heir by Alice his wife, aged 24."

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   Vol.1 p.143.
2.   Blomefield, Francis, and Charles Parkin. An essay towards a topographical history of the county of Norfolk, containing a description of the towns, villages and hamlets: with the foundations of monasteries and other religious buildings. (Lynn: Printed and sold by W. Whittingham, 1739-75)
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