TYNDALE. Adam de Tyndale, baron of Langley Castle, in South Tyne-dale, co. Northumberland, temp. Henry II., descended from a ftimily who held Langley, temp. Henry I., by the service of a knight's fee. Few families have adhered less steadily than this to a particular estate or county. In the line of its present male representative we trace residence, successively, in the counties of Northumberland, Northampton, Norfolk, Worcester, Gloucester, Wiltshire, Somerset, and Hampshire. See B.L.G.

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