Dugdale's Visitation Of Yorkshire, With Additions, Parts 5-7

"Dugdale's Visitation of Yorkshire" offers a detailed record of the families and heraldry of Yorkshire, England, compiled during the 17th-century heraldic visitations. These visitations were official surveys conducted by heralds to regulate and record the use of coats of arms. This edition, encompassing Parts 5-7, provides a wealth of genealogical information, including family pedigrees, marriages, and details of inheritance. It serves as an invaluable resource for historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the social history of Yorkshire and the historical use of heraldry. The work meticulously documents the lineages and arms of Yorkshire families, offering insights into the region's gentry and their connections.

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