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The Manor of Alderton 3rd edition
My dear Jackson
You are the best Co Trustee in the world, for you do everything yourself
I shall be quite ready to meet you on any occasion
Yours very truly Inigo W Jones 477
However from 1856 the estate, including Alderton, came under the control of
Joseph’s brother, Sir John Neeld
Fig 40 Arms of Sir John Neeld, Bart (after Debrett, 1919) 478 *
477 W&SHC 1035/288, headed “Kelston Park, Bath, 22 nd March, 1873”
478 Debrett’s Peerage 1919 edition p1019. The shield with the red hand in it, (top
centre) is the sigil for a baronet:
The order of baronets is a hereditary rank or degree below the peerage, baronets
were first created in 1611 by James I in connection with the colonisation of Ulster
[particularly the need for finance;] A lump sum had to be paid by anyone who
wanted the honour and they had to [have] three generations of armigers before
them as well as possessing a good estate Pine, LG (1969) Genealogist’s Encyclopedia
p228 ]
Argent, a sinister hand erect, coupled at the wrist and appaurtine, gules (Brooker-
Wilke JP (ed) (1970) Boutell’s Heraldry 7 th ed p201
The arms are also sign of the Neeld Arms public house in Grittleton, although here the
whole shield is blue and the armorials are gold:
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