sine prole

He died in 1703, sine prole mascula making the title extinct.

When John died sine prole in 1638 Thomas succeeded him as pastor.

However, he formed no permanent liaisons, and he died sine prole.

He died on 23 September 1814, aged 65, decessit sine prole malus.

Decessit sine prole, in genealogy, a person who died without having children

Lillie left three daughters (who died without surviving issue (sine prole)):

The union was sine prole.

Sir Philip died sine prole.

He also left three daughters (all died sine prole (d.s.p.)):

Hugh Drake, who died in Portugal in 1589, sine prole;

King Edgar sine prole

Edmund sine prole

A daughter named Anne was born from the marriage with Edith Twynyho, who died sine prole.

He died 1 November 1684 in Inglefield, Berkshire, England, sine prole.

Edward Ethelring sine prole

Richard Montagu (d. after 1400), never married; died d.s.p (decessit sine prole).

obiit sine prole, Latin phrase meaning "died without offspring"

Sir Charles George Grey, 4th Baronet (1880-1957), he died sine prole, the title passed to his brother

He died in London, aged 58, a few days after a carriage accident on 19 May 1825, decessit sine prole at Epsom Races.

On Lord Bath's death without progeny (decessit sine prole) the Earldom of Bath became extinct.

Alan predeceased his brother, but as Robert died sine prole, it was Alans's eldest son, Walter, who inherited the now-substantial family estates.

Walter Corbet, who died of the plague in 1583, sine prole, along with his nephew, Andrew's son, Robert, who was visiting him in London.

The Berkerolles' tenure of Coiety ended on 18 October 1411, on the death of Sir Lawrence sine prole.

The process seems to have passed amicably and Andrew was often to work alongside his uncle, finally inheriting most of his property when Richard died sine prole in 1566.

He died sine prole 11 October 1686, at Kilcash Castle, County Tipperary, Ireland and was succeeded in the Earldom by his youngest brother Mervyn.