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and was "a classic scholar, and a rare specimen of a high-minded
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279:, Plympton. The following story is related of an ancestress of the Ourry family: Towards the end of the 18th century, Carry Ourry, a great Cornish beauty, and an ancestress of the Trebys of Plympton and Goodamoor, had walked into the Assize Court at
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Caroline Treby, who married Thomas John
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when he was election manager for several other Devon constituencies. In 1740 he became a Lord of the
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Admiral Paul Henry Ourry (1719–1783), MP, of Plympton House, with 'Jersey'. Portrait by Sir
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219:(c.1726–1761), eldest son and heir, MP for Plympton Erle 1747–1761, died unmarried.
501:"TREBY, George (?1726-61), of Plympton, Devon | History of Parliament Online"
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