gascoines (Meaning)
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gascoines (n. pl.)
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Synonyms & Antonyms of gascoines
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gascoines Sentence Examples
- Gascoines were a prominent family that played a significant role in the history of England.
- Sir William Gascoigne was an influential judge who served during the reign of Henry IV.
- The Gascoines held lands and estates in various parts of Yorkshire, including the historic Middleham Castle.
- The Gascoine family motto was "Est Deo Gracia" or "There is grace in God."
- The Gascoines were closely associated with the royal court and held positions of trust and influence.
- Lady Eleanor Gascoigne was a lady-in-waiting to Queen Margaret of Anjou.
- The Gascoines established religious foundations and supported charitable causes.
- The decline of the Gascoine family began in the 17th century due to financial difficulties.
- Despite their diminished fortunes, the Gascoines continued to play a role in local affairs in Yorkshire.
- The Gascoine legacy remains evident through architectural landmarks and historical records that bear witness to their prominence.
FAQs About the word gascoines
See Gaskins, 1.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Gascoines were a prominent family that played a significant role in the history of England.
Sir William Gascoigne was an influential judge who served during the reign of Henry IV.
The Gascoines held lands and estates in various parts of Yorkshire, including the historic Middleham Castle.
The Gascoine family motto was "Est Deo Gracia" or "There is grace in God."
