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| | Descendants of Erasmus Heveningham & Mary Moyle of Aston, Staffordshire |
 | | Mrs Mary Howard is now lady of the manor and owner of most of the soil, and resides at Elford Hall, a handsome mansion, erected about 1758, and having a fine avenue of young elms, planted by the late. |
 | | The Manors of Aston (near Stone) Pipe (near Lichfield) and Clifton (Camville), the advowson of Clifton, with divers lands and mesuages in Stoke, Burston, Hilderston, Sandon Hardwick, Hanton (Haunton), Harlaston, Hamerwich, Woodhouses, Wiggington, Hopwas and Coton and several burgages in Lichfield and Tamworth. |
 | | This Gilbert was seized of divers other lands in Aston and Walton, which he gave in marriage with Joan his daughter 19 Ed. |
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