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America's ruling class, both during the colonial period and the early decades of independence, was a direct offshoot of English squirearchy.

Some of the Prussian squirearchy are now making their way to the port.

The squirearchy of Cornwall, flush of money, through tin, pulled down their old residences and built mansions in the Georgian period, totally devoid of interest.

The vicar's new fad, as it was called, did not excite the same amount of hostility amongst the squirearchy of the neighbourhood as his effort at education, but the farmers liked it as ill.

The country was thus settled by a resident squirearchy of an almost English type.