 | 1868 - 884 halaman
...possessions conferred on him by that monarch, along with the dignity of Steward of Scotland, which became hereditary in his family, and was assumed by his descendants as a surname ; some branches of the House, when spelling began to be considered, modifying the orthography to Steuart,... | |
 | 1868 - 884 halaman
...possessions conferred on him by that monarch, along with the dignity of Steward of Scotland, which became hereditary in his family, and was assumed by his descendants as a surname ; some branches of the House, when spelling began to be considered, modifying the orthography to Steuart,... | |
 | Chambers W. and R., ltd - 1874 - 876 halaman
...possessions conferred on him by that monarch, along with the dignity of Steward of Scotland, which became hereditary in his family, and was assumed by his descendants as a surname ; some branches of the House, when spelling began to be considered, modifying the orthography to Steuart,... | |
 | Robert Stewart - 1907 - 604 halaman
...of Arundel. His second son, Walter, went to Scotland and became prominent in the service of David I, and had large territorial possessions conferred on...hereditary in his family and was assumed by his descendants (dropping their Norman name Alan) as a surname with the single change of the letter " d " to " t,"... | |
 | National Americana Society - 1922 - 784 halaman
...Arundel. His second son, Walter, went to Scotland and became prominent in the service of David I., and had large territorial possessions conferred on him by that monarch, including the Barony of Eenfrew, together with the office of Lord High Steward of Scotland. The stewardship became hereditary... | |
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I.. had large territorial possessions conferred on him by that monarch, along with the dignity of Steward of Scotland, which became hereditary in his family, and was assumed by his descendants as a surname ; some branches of the House, when spelling began... 