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PEDIGREE 01

Arms borue by the Huguenot, D'or a uii aigle de sable, ayant les A l£ince in pale with a flag its point in chief, debruised a

Etienne de Lancey,

Hon. James de l.ancey^Anneda. of

nat. 1693, ob. 30 July, 1760.

Col. Caleb Heathcole

Oliver Brig. G Briiisl] 1 1777.

1 Capt. JameSz=Margaret da. of Bath, So- of Ch. Jusiice

3 John Peter of=ElizabPth da.

mer?et, Eng. aidde-camp of Gen Abercrombie at Tlconderoga

Allen of Allentown, Peiiu.

Charles

James

an officer

lieut. col.

in the

in the l8t

British

Dragoon

navy, ob.

guards,

6. p.

eldest heir

male of the

De Lancey

family.

llealhcote hill, nat. 15 July, 1753. ob 31 Jan. I82d.

r,H

of Col. Rich rd Floyd, twt. Aug 1758, ob. 7 May,

2 Stephen of North Salem,

Thomas James=Mary Jane

nat. 12 Aug 1789, ob 28 Dec. 1822.

da. of

Thomas

Ellison

Edwarc

nat. 18

ob. 29

Thomas James

proprietor of

De Lancey neck,

Mamaroneck

John de Lane

EIizabeth=Gov. falea

COUNTY OF WKSTCIIE.STER. 297

ber 166S, bcini,M>om tbe25ili of Marcb, 178-1 tollic 25ih of March last, as witnobs rny band ibis I2ib of jmie, 1752. Wheat reckoned at 4s. Od. a biisbcL

lliciTAiiD NicoLL, Deprdy General Receiver,

A subsequent parlUioii of Colonel lleafbcote's estates took place between bis two daughters and co-heiresses, Anne and Martha. Anne lieathcote married the Hon. James de Lancey, son of Etienne de Lancey.

The De Lanceys, of Mamaroneck, are a branch of tlic ancient and honorable house of De Lanci, in France,*'^ springing froni Jean de Lanci. Ecuyer, Vjcomte of Laval and Nouvian, who was born in the latter part of the fifteentli ceritury, and died ^lay, 1525. The De Lancies were decreed to belong to the ancient nobility of France in the fourteenth century.