THORNHILL OF STANTON, IN THE PARISH OF YOULGRAVE.

[Illustration] Descended from the Thornhills of Thornhill in the

Peak, where they were seated as early as the seventh of Edward I.

Stanton was inherited from an heiress of Bache in 1697.

See Lysons, xcvii.

ARMS, confirmed in 1734.--_Gules, two bars gemelles_ _and a chief

argent, thereon a mascle sable_. This coat, without the mascle, was

borne by M. Bryan de Thornhill in the reign of Edward III. (Roll.)

Present Representative, William Pole Thornhill, Esq. late M.P. for

North Derbyshire.

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