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| William and Roger St. Maur, was founded in Penhow, Gwent, Wales. A. Audrey | William and Roger St. Maur, was founded in Penhow, Gwent, Wales. A. Audrey | ||
| Locker mentions Penhow briefly in pages two and three of //The Seymour Family//. | Locker mentions Penhow briefly in pages two and three of //The Seymour Family//. | ||
| - | George Dudley Seymour, in his book with the same title, spends most of the | + | [[book:George Dudley Seymour]], in his book with the same title, spends most of the |
| early pages describing how Richard the Colonist was not descended from the ducal | early pages describing how Richard the Colonist was not descended from the ducal | ||
| line of William St. Maur , etc., through John of Wolf Hall, the great- | line of William St. Maur , etc., through John of Wolf Hall, the great- | ||
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| have any family secret passed from father to son which is lost to us today? | have any family secret passed from father to son which is lost to us today? | ||
| - | George Dudley Seymour was drawn to Penhow by the strength of the wings, as if it | + | [[book:George Dudley Seymour]] was drawn to Penhow by the strength of the wings, as if it |
| were an invisible magnet exerting its pull on its offspring. | were an invisible magnet exerting its pull on its offspring. | ||
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