By C. Penruddocke. 25 
(Sir) George Norton,=Grace, d. of Sir William Owen, of Condover, Co. Salop, 
of Abbot’s Leigh. at whose house King Charles II. lay concealed, after 
Knighted by King| being conducted thither by “ Jane Lane.” 
Charles II., at the 
Restoration, 1660. . 
(Burke, ed. 1852,) Ellen Norton.=William Trenchard, of Cutteridge, ob. 
1713, xt. 70. Psh. North Bradley. 
: 
Ellen Trenchard,=Henry Long, of Frances.=John Hippesley, of 
ob. 1752, zt. Melksham, Stanton. 
65. Youngest | bapt. 20th{Oct., 
daughter. 1687. 
a Long,=John Thresher, of Brad- Mary Gore,=Robert Hi pesley, b. 1715. 
ob. 1753, ford, Wilts, ob. 1741. of Salis- Assumed surname and 
eet. 42. S. of Edward Thresher _ bury, arms of Trenchard. Ob. 
and Dionysia Long. 1740. 1787, bur. at Abbot's 
Ob. 1741, zt. 52. Leigh. 
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Ellen Thresher.=Sir Bourchier (1st) John Ash-=Ellen, b.=(2nd) John Long, 
Wrey, of fordby. 1745, of Preshaw. 
Tawstock, ob. 
Co. Devon. 1788. | 
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Florentina Wrey,=Richard Godolphin Rev. John=—— Walter—The Rt. 
ob. 1835. Long, of Rood Ashford- Long, | Hon. 
Ashton. by. As- of Lady 
sumed arms Pres- Mary 
&c., and name haw. Car- 
of Trenchard. negie. 
Walter Long=M.A. Colquhoun, Waltee J.=Emily d. E. 
Long. Morant 
Gale, Esq. 
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Flora H. Long=Charles Penruddocke. Reginald=Agnes Flora, 
Gambier, d. of Charles 
Issue. b. 1851, -Penruddocke. 
Pretending to suffer from ague His Majesty kept pretty closely 
to his chamber, but Miss Lane contrived to send him some good 
food during his imprisonment. Although not discovered by members 
of the family or their guests, Mr. Norton’s butler—formerly a 
‘soldier—whose name was John Pope, recognized him, having (when 
in the service of Colonel Bagot, at Litchfield) seen him as Prince 
of Wales. The honest butler at once informed Miss Lane of his 
suspicions, and she, fearing his indiscretion, declared he must be 
mistaken, but afterwards, with the King’s consent, she acknowledged 
that he was right, and the poor fellow was permitted to kiss His 
Majesty’s hand, and always remained perfectly loyal. Will. Jackson 
