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This chart shows the 14th and 15th century descents of the Watertons of Waterton from William de Waterton, Lord of the Manor of Waterton, Lincolnshire, thriough to Sir Thomas Waterton, Lord of the Manor of Woodhall Stanley in Yorkshire.

Notes
1. Chart courtesy of David Alexander Richard Waterton-Anderson , 2004. (More information about Lord Everingham of Laxton)

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