Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Morton Regis” in chapter 2 of Fitzhugh Lee, General Lee:
...ia quartam.
The inscription on the tombstone of the second Richard Lee, at Burnt House Fields, Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland County, describes him as belonging to an ancient and noble family of Morton Regis in Shropshire.
It is clearly established that the three earliest representatives of the family in America, Colonel Richard Lee and his two eldest sons, claimed this Shropshire County descent.
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