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Woking estate and settlement records English heraldic visitation and armorial tradition; corroborated by Derbyshire antiquarian records and the Codnor family pedigree English hereditary armorial tradition; recorded in Debrett's Peerage and represented in the Burghley and Exeter family tradition English hereditary armorial usage of the Cecil family, as recorded in peerage and heraldic sources English hereditary armorial usage; Exeter marquessate achievement English hereditary peerage and family arms; heraldic authority not independently identified in the accessible sources English legal and heraldic tradition English marital heraldic usage; Debrett's Illustrated Peerage; Burghley House family history English medieval armorial rolls; Dictionary of British Arms; peerage tradition English medieval armorial tradition; later heraldic compilations including Burke's General Armory English medieval armorial tradition; Order of the Garter context English medieval heraldic tradition; later armorial compilations including Burke's General Armory English Parliament and heraldic recording tradition English Parliament; Earl Marshal's jurisdiction; peerage authorities English parliamentary, peerage and county-family evidence English peerage and armorial record English peerage and College of Arms heraldic tradition English peerage and county-history tradition; Clifford and Cecil genealogical records English peerage and family-armorial tradition English peerage and family-history sources; Cecil family genealogical tradition English peerage and genealogical authorities English peerage and genealogical records Record basis All Ancient Usage Arms And Crest Displayed With The Pedigree Arms And Crest Printed With The Boynton Pedigree Assumed Attributed Augmentation Confirmation Grant Matriculation Other Recording Visitation Pedigree Visitation Pedigree Heading Historical period All 17th–20th centuries 20th century 20th century; late British Empire and post-war parliamentary period 20th–21st century 21st century Caroline and Restoration England Caroline England Caroline England and seventeenth-century Anglo-Irish aristocracy Caroline England, Restoration England and colonial Virginia Caroline period and English Civil War Caroline, Civil War and Restoration Caroline, Civil War, Interregnum and Restoration England Caroline, Commonwealth and Restoration Caroline, Commonwealth and Restoration England Caroline, Commonwealth and Restoration periods Caroline, Commonwealth, Restoration and early Williamite England Caroline, Interregnum and Restoration England Civil War and Interregnum England Civil War, Commonwealth and Restoration periods Commonwealth, Restoration and early Restoration baronetage Contemporary Contemporary continuation of a 1922 peerage contemporary continuation of a nineteenth-century peerage achievement Contemporary continuation of a Victorian peerage Contemporary hereditary peerage early and mid-Georgian England Early and mid-Victorian period early Caroline and Restoration England Early eighteenth century Early eighteenth-century England Early fourteenth century Early fourteenth-century England Early Georgian England Early Georgian England and Wales Early Georgian period Early Georgian succession Early seventeenth century to present Early Stuart early Stuart and Civil War England Early Stuart and Civil War period Early Stuart and Commonwealth England Early Stuart and Commonwealth period Early Stuart and English Civil War period Early Stuart and Interregnum England Early Stuart and Interregnum period early Stuart and Restoration England Early Stuart and Restoration period Early Stuart and Williamite Ireland early Stuart England Early Stuart England and Civil War period Early Stuart England and English Civil War early Stuart England and First English Civil War Early Stuart England and posthumous memorial period Early Stuart England and the English Civil War Early Stuart England and the Interregnum Early Stuart period Early Stuart period and English Civil War Early Stuart period and English Civil War era Early Stuart period and English Civil Wars Early Stuart period and First English Civil War Early Stuart period, Civil War and Restoration Early Stuart period, English Civil War and Restoration Early Stuart period; Caroline period Early Stuart period; Cecil Chapel founded in the late 1620s Early Stuart period; English Civil War Early Stuart period; English Civil War and Restoration Early Stuart period; English Civil War, Interregnum and Restoration Early Stuart to Georgian period Early Stuart to Victorian period early Stuart, Civil War and Interregnum England early Stuart, Civil War and Restoration early Stuart, Civil War and Restoration England Early Stuart, Civil War, Commonwealth and Restoration periods Early Stuart, Civil War, Restoration Early Stuart, Civil Wars, Commonwealth and Restoration period Early Stuart, Commonwealth, Restoration and Williamite periods Early Stuart, English Civil War, Interregnum and Restoration periods Early to mid-seventeenth century Early Tudor and Elizabethan England Early Tudor England Early twentieth-century Scottish landed family Early Victorian England Edwardian and First World War period Edwardian and interwar England Edwardian and interwar period Edwardian and modern historical period Edwardian and twentieth-century period Edwardian England and First World War period Edwardian period Edwardian period and First World War Eighteenth century Eighteenth-century Anglo-Irish peerage Eighteenth-century Irish landed gentry Elizabethan Elizabethan and early Jacobean Elizabethan and early Jacobean England Elizabethan and early Stuart Elizabethan and early Stuart England Elizabethan and early Stuart period Elizabethan and early Stuart periods Elizabethan and Jacobean England Elizabethan England Elizabethan period Elizabethan period; late sixteenth century Elizabethan, early Stuart, colonial Virginia and eighteenth-century peerage succession Elizabethan, Jacobean and early Caroline England Elizabethan, Jacobean and early Stuart England Elizabethan, Jacobean and early Stuart periods Elizabethan, Jacobean and later hereditary peerage period Elizabethan, Stuart, Georgian, Victorian and modern hereditary peerage Elizabethan, Stuart, Georgian, Victorian and modern periods Elizabethan; Jacobean English Civil War and Commonwealth period English Civil War and Restoration English Civil War period fifteenth to sixteenth centuries Fifteenth-century England Fifteenth-century England; Wars of the Roses First and Second World War period fourteenth century Fourteenth century; reigns of Edward III and Richard II Fourteenth to sixteenth centuries Fourteenth- and fifteenth-century England Fourteenth-century England Fourteenth-century England; reigns of Edward III and Richard II Fourteenth-century foundation through the extinction of the Stoke Gifford estate line in the early twentieth century George IV and early Victorian periods George IV period and Victorian continuation Georgian and early nineteenth-century England Georgian and early Victorian England Georgian and early Victorian period Georgian and Regency periods Georgian and Victorian Britain Georgian and Victorian period Georgian and Victorian periods Georgian and Victorian transition Georgian Britain Georgian Britain; 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English Civil War and Restoration Jacobean and early Caroline Jacobean and early Caroline England Jacobean and early Caroline period Jacobean and early Stuart period Jacobean England Jacobean England to modern succession James I and Charles I Late 20th-century Britain Late 20th–early 21st century Late Edwardian and interwar period Late eighteenth to twentieth century late Elizabethan and early Jacobean England Late Elizabethan and early Jacobean period late Elizabethan and early Stuart late Elizabethan and early Stuart England Late Elizabethan and early Stuart period Late Elizabethan and early Stuart period; peerage of England, 1625–1638 Late Elizabethan and Jacobean Late Elizabethan and Jacobean period Late Elizabethan England Late Elizabethan England and early Stuart colonial expansion Late Elizabethan period late Elizabethan, Jacobean and early Caroline England Late Elizabethan, Jacobean and early Caroline period Late Elizabethan, Jacobean and early Caroline periods Late fifteenth and early Tudor England late fifteenth century late fifteenth to early sixteenth centuries Late fifteenth-century England; Wars of the Roses Late fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries late fourteenth century late fourteenth to early fifteenth century late Georgian and early Victorian England Late Georgian and early Victorian period late Georgian and Victorian Ireland Late Georgian England Late Georgian period Late Georgian to twentieth-century England Late interwar Britain Late medieval and early Tudor England Late medieval and Tudor England Late medieval England Late medieval England and Scotland Late medieval England; reigns of Henry VI and Edward IV late medieval England; Wars of the Roses Late medieval England; Yorkist and early Tudor period late medieval to early modern England Late medieval to early Stuart England Late medieval to eighteenth-century England late medieval to modern armorial reference Late medieval to modern period Late medieval to present Late medieval to Stuart England late medieval to Tudor late medieval, Tudor, Stuart and Georgian England Late Restoration and Williamite period Late Restoration period Late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries Late seventeenth century Late seventeenth to eighteenth century Late seventeenth-century country-house heraldry Late seventeenth-century Restoration heraldry Late Stuart late Stuart and early Georgian Late Stuart and early Georgian England Late Stuart and early Georgian period Late Stuart and Georgian England Late Stuart and Georgian period late Stuart England Late Stuart England and colonial Virginia Late Stuart period Late Stuart period and early Georgian period Late Stuart period; War of the Spanish Succession Late thirteenth and early fourteenth centuries Late thirteenth to early fourteenth century Late thirteenth to mid-fourteenth century; reigns of Edward I and Edward II, with later service under Edward III late thirteenth to modern historical record late Tudor and early Jacobean England late Tudor and early Stuart Late Tudor and early Stuart England Late Tudor and early Stuart England, with continuing hereditary use Late Tudor and early Stuart England; Elizabethan-Jacobean period Late Tudor and early Stuart England; English Civil War period Late Tudor and early Stuart period Late Tudor and early Stuart period through the Restoration and late seventeenth century late Tudor England; Elizabethan period Late Tudor foundation; Stuart and Georgian peerage succession Late Tudor through Georgian period late Tudor to early nineteenth century late Tudor to Georgian England late Tudor to late Stuart period late Tudor, Civil War, Restoration and early Georgian England Late Tudor, Stuart and Georgian periods Late Tudor; 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Elizabethan Twentieth and early twenty-first centuries Twentieth and twenty-first centuries twentieth century Twentieth century; hereditary barony created in 1934 Twentieth century; interwar and Second World War period Twentieth century; post-war Exeter succession Twentieth- and twenty-first-century hereditary peerage Twentieth-century Anglo-Canadian peerage and ranching branch Twentieth-century Britain Twentieth-century British peerage Twentieth-century British peerage; late Salisbury/Gascoyne-Cecil cadet branch Twentieth-century English landed gentry and military family Twentieth-century English peerage and landed-family history Twentieth-century United Kingdom peerage Twenty-first century Twenty-first-century Britain Twenty-first-century continuation of a twentieth-century baronial branch Twenty-first-century England Twenty-first-century female-transmitted continuation Twenty-first-century Garter achievement Victorian and early twentieth-century British peerage Victorian and Edwardian Britain Victorian and Edwardian England Victorian and Edwardian period Victorian and Edwardian periods Victorian and interwar England Victorian and interwar periods Victorian and twentieth century Victorian Britain Victorian England Victorian Ireland Victorian landed gentry Victorian landed gentry and aristocratic marriage network Victorian landed gentry and pre-peerage period Victorian period Victorian transition Victorian, Edwardian and interwar England Victorian, Edwardian and modern hereditary peerage Wars of the Roses Wars of the Roses; fifteenth century Williamite and early Anne period Williamite and early Annean Williamite and early Georgian period Tincture Charge / ordinary Variant All Augmentation Cadet Historic Variant Impalement Marshalling Other Quartering Same Design Textual Variant Evidence All Documented Supported
