R. H.

Islington.

_Mathew, a Cornish Family._--I am anxious to know the connexion of a family

of Mathew, late of Tresungar, co. Cornwall, with any stock in Wales; and I

will gladly defray any necessary expense of search, if can attain this

object. The descent of a family of the name, apparently the same from the

arms, in an old recueil of Devonshire families, is headed "nuper de

Wallia;" and a visitation of that county ascribes their bearing {223} (a

stork) to a marriage with an heir of Starkey, which I have been unable to

verify. A Visitation of Cornwall, to which I have had access, gives a

grant, or probably a confirmation of the arms by Cooke. If this celebrated

Herald's grants are on record, some clew would probably be found; but I

doubt not that many of your readers well versed in genealogical research

can readily answer my Query, and I trust to their kindness to do so.

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