Meanings of good parentage in English

Slade was born in Illinois, of good parentage.

Evidently it is of good parentage.

The profligate tinker had the good fortune to marry, in early life, a worthy young woman of good parentage.

Ludvig Holberg was born in Bergen, December 3, 1684, of good parentage on both sides.

So, the honest girl is accepted-ofgood parentage-but ,througha neglected education, plaguy illiterate: she can neither write, nor read writing.

Without family and without name, what right have I to aspire to the hand of any young lady of good parentage?

On board the ship, there was a boy, of good parentage, who had been sent out to commence his career at sea.

Two young men of good parentage and of more than ordinary ability, with gracious opportunities, wrecked in early manhood by mad and reckless ambition.

Albeit he was of good parentage, for his fathers before him had all been Alcaydes ever since Valencia was in the hands of the Moors.

"Yes, and a finely-formed bead, showing good parentage," returned the father.

'A young man of good parentage and education would not dare to do such a thing of his own accord.