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Title: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: grantleydawn on Sunday 07 April 13 22:39 BST (UK)
I have downloaded a copy of “The History and Description of Leeds Castle” by Charles Wykeham Martin (1869) from google books.

Unfortunately, the pedigree chart of ‘Stemmata St. Leodegaria’, that followed page 156, is only partially reproduced.

Can anyone please help me to get a copy of the entire chart (or just the missing folds).

Regards
Grantley
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: grandarog on Tuesday 09 April 13 21:35 BST (UK)
I dont know if you have tried putting Page 156 in the search box on left hand payne . The result gives the pedigree sheet  in two halfs the left side above the right .
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: grantleydawn on Tuesday 09 April 13 22:11 BST (UK)
Thankyou grandarog, but that doesn't appear to be my answer.

It appears that the pedigree chart folds out to 4 pages and only the middle 2 pages appear in the scanned version.
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: grandarog on Wednesday 10 April 13 07:35 BST (UK)
Sorry ,I didn't realise  :-[.I thought you had only found half the page. Try your local Library they will be able to source a hard copy of the book for you .Hoprfully that will be intact with the fo;d out pages. :)
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: grantleydawn on Wednesday 10 April 13 08:07 BST (UK)
Thankyou for the suggestion, but I live in South Australia and there isn't a copy available in our library system.

The nearest is in Sydney, which is a loooong drive.

That is why I have resorted to ask for help on Rootschat.

Best Regards
Grantley
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: casalguidi on Wednesday 10 April 13 17:30 BST (UK)
There are a few copies in the Kent Library system https://kent.spydus.co.uk/cgi-bin/spydus.exe/MSGTRN/OPAC/BSEARCH

I would suggest contacting Folkestone or Tunbridge Wells Library to see if they'd copy it for you (probably depending on the condition of the book given it's age I would guess) http://www.kent.gov.uk/KCC.Libraries.Web.Sites.Public/Default.aspx

Casalguidi :)
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: grantleydawn on Wednesday 10 April 13 21:50 BST (UK)
Thankyou for the suggestion, Casalguidi

Regards
Grantley
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: LeannePryce on Sunday 28 October 18 21:27 GMT (UK)
Did you ever find the missing pages? I am looking for this pedigree as well. Leanne
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: grantleydawn on Sunday 28 October 18 22:02 GMT (UK)
I really don't remember, but I have done a lot of work on that family. I will send you a Personal Message with my email address. I may be able to help you further.
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: hallmark on Sunday 28 October 18 22:27 GMT (UK)
Is it not here?

http://www.getty.edu/art/collection/objects/61748/charles-wykeman-martin-j-cruttenden-the-history-and-description-of-leeds-castle-kent-1869/?artview=dor680572&dz=0.7186,0.9865,1.81#d7535841a219d15ef8f6ffcfffce28fdc19ed4c0
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: grantleydawn on Monday 29 October 18 02:31 GMT (UK)
Thank you.

Regards
Grantley
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: LeannePryce on Tuesday 30 October 18 05:28 GMT (UK)
Thanks Hallmark, this is the top 1/2 of the tree  It is a beautifully clear version and I'm very grateful to have it.

If anyone happens to find the bottom half, let me know!  :)
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: hallmark on Tuesday 30 October 18 05:48 GMT (UK)
I just googled    ‘Stemmata St. Leodegaria’ and got that


Didn't waste much time looking so don't know if full pedigree is online or not....
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: mckha489 on Tuesday 30 October 18 06:01 GMT (UK)
Quote from: LeannePryce on Tuesday 30 October 18 05:28 GMT (UK)
Thanks Hallmark, this is the top 1/2 of the tree  It is a beautifully clear version and I'm very grateful to have it.

If anyone happens to find the bottom half, let me know!  :)

Wouldn’t it be worth emailing the Getty? To see if the other bit is in their copy and missed being photographed.
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: LeannePryce on Tuesday 30 October 18 06:43 GMT (UK)
Thanks Hallmark, and thanks Mckha489 ... Great suggestion! I will follow up on that. Leanne
Title: Re: The History and Description of Leeds Castle – St Leger pedgree
Post by: patrexjax on Tuesday 30 October 18 11:50 GMT (UK)
Hello LeannePryce! There is a tree on line in Wiki Tree.  This one has a fairly new innovation for WikiTree in that they show this St. Leger family along with DNA links.  In this case, it may definitely be worth your checking it out! patrexjax