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GENEALOGICAL  AND  HERALDIC 

DICTIONARY 


OF   THE 


LANDED    GENTRY 


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GREAT  BRITAIN   AND  IRELAND. 


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SIR.BERNARD   BURKE, 

ULSTER  KING  OF  AEMS, 

AUTHOR   or  THE  DIOnONAKIES  OF  "TH£  PEERAOE  AND  BARONXTAOB," 
"TBI  BXTINCT  KSD  DORMANT  PEERAGE^"   Bia   ETC 


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PREFATORY    NOTICE. 

My  "  Dictionary  of  the  Landed  Gentry "  is  now,  for  the  first  time, 
presented  to  the  public  complete  in  a  single  volume,  exactly  similar  to 
that  of  my  "  Peerage  and  Baronetage/'  The  book  may  appear  lai^, 
yet,  its  contents,  in  the  same  manner,  as  with  the  Dictionary  of  the 
Peerage  and  Baronetage,  have  been  compressed  into  the  smallest  compass 
consistent  with  the  fall  information  such  productions  should  necessarily 
possess,  to  be  historically,  genealogically,  and  generally  usefdl. 

This  work,  the  subject  of  which  is  of  deep,  and  I  may  say,  national 
interest,  has  been  a  favourite  occupation  of  my  past  life,  and  has  been 
cheered  in  its  course  by  great  and  flattering  success :  I  have  laboured  in 
this  new  edition,  with  a  spirit  fully  alive  to  the  importance  of  perpetuating 
such  prosperity.  I  have  spared  in  the  task  neither  toil  nor  devotion; 
every  page  has  been  re-written,  every  memoir  careftQly  revised,  and  every 
pedigree  minutely  examined.  Communications  in  emendation  have  been 
received  from  all  parts  of  the  kingdom,  and  new  information  of  great 
value  obtained:  these  means  of  perfection,  when  acquired,  have  been 
carefully  attended  to. 

I  may,  therefore  be  pardoned  in  the  agreeable  and  sanguine  hope  that 
"The  Dictionary  of  the  Landed  Gentry/^  thus  submitted  to  further  public 
approval,  will  be  deemed  a  more  comprehensive,  faithful^  and  worthy  record, 
than  can  be  obtained  from  any  other  source,  of  that  class  of  gentlemen, 
who,  though  undistinguished  by  hereditary  titles,  possess  an  undeniable 
right,  from  antiquity  of  race,  extent  of  property,  and  brilliancy  of 
achievement,  to  take  foremost  rank  among  the  lesser  nobility  of  Europe. 

J.  BERNARD  BURKE, 
Ulster. 


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GENEALOGICAL    AND    HERALDIC 


DICTIONAET 


OP  THE 


LANDED    GENTRY. 


ABADAH  OF  lODDLETON  HALL. 

Abidam,  Edwabd,  Esq.  of  Hiddleton  Hall,  oo. 
Gumarthen,  b.  28  April,  1809;  m,  Louisa,  dau.  of 
—  IViylor,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

L  iDWAmp-H  A  iiT.rK.  XL  Ooniad. 

m.  Ftancli-Walrand.  And  other  iasoe. 

MJtungf, — ^WnxxAM  Adams,  Esq.,  son  of  Capt.  Conrad 
Adams,  of  Barbadoes,  derivod  from  the  old  baronial  CeunUy 
of  Abftdam,  d.  in  1703.  He  m.  28  Deo.  1007,  Franoes,  dau. 
■nd  eo-brir  of  CoL  Thomas  Walrond,  by  Prances,  dau.  of  Sir 
Jonathan  Atkins*  Kni.,  governor  of  Barbadoes  from  1674  to 
1€S0,  and  by  her  (who  «.  subsequently  Qeoi^  Oraeme,  Esq.) 
kA  at  his  decease  a  son, 

Tbomas  A¥tAi«i^  Esq.  of  Christchurch,  Barbadoes.  who  m. 
f  JttDS,  IT27,  Margmretf  dau.  of  Lt.-Gen.  Thomas  Maxwell,  a 
t  of  the  Nithsdale  fitmily,  and  by  her  had  issue. 


VnxujL  of  whom  presently. 

Tboinie-Mazwell,  of  Adam's  Castle,  Baxbadoes,  fn.  In  1770, 
MriL  Anne  Fonblanque. 
IBabeth,  m.  In  17^  to  James  Monk,  chief  Justice  of 


AaaoeiL  si.  in  1767,  to  Samuel  Sedgwick,  Esq.  M.D. 
The  eldest  SOD, 

WiLLUM  Aw; AW  Esq.,  m.  1st,  in  1750,  Eleanor  Bosiman, 
by  wiKXB  he  had  no  issue  to  survive;  and  Sndly,  Elisabeth- 
Ajom,  dso.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Coxeter,  by  whom  (who 
n.  tedly,  Robert  Gocdon,  M.D.)  he  had  issue, 

WiDkm  Maxwell,  b.  10  Oct  1776 ;  who  d.  wm.  in  1705. 

Bdwaxd-HamUn,  of  Middleton  Hall. 

Thomas -Maxwell,  who  m.  4  July,  170S»  Anne-St.-John 
TreAuis  (sister  of  Lord  CUnton). 

Aiiaa-Maigaretta»  who  d.  tmm.  in  1780. 
ThsSndson, 

lpwA«i>-ffAiixnc  Abams,  Esq.  of  Middleton  Hall,  b. 
39  April,  1777 ;  saived  as  high-sheriff  of  Carmarthenshire  in 
18S1,  and  wm  M.P.  for  that  county  in  1888-4.  He  m.  5  Jan. 
17M.  Amdia4Sophia,  eldest  dau.  of  Capt.  John  MaoFheraon, 
by  Maiy-Anne  Martwil,  his  2nd  wife,  and  granddau.  of 
WiDism  MaePharwm,  dssewded  firom  QalHchattan  More^ 
cUcfef  ths  daa^ehattan,  and  had  issuer 

Ibwasi^  now  of  Middleton  Hall,  who  has  resumed  the 

SOmaflDO  of  ASADAIL 

Vfifiam,  b.  U  Sept.  1814;  d  15  Oct  1851. 
Msiy-Anne.  Sophia.  Caroline. 

Mr.  Adams  iL  S  Jan.  1842. 

Anu—Arg.^  on  a  cross  go.,  Ave  mullets  <or,  estoHesX  or. 
Cmi    Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or.  a  demi-lion,  afiront^  gu. 
Jtf««o— Aspire — Persevere   and  Indulge  not 
Gmi   Middletnn  Hall,  oo.  OaxmarthsD. 
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ABNE7  OF  MEASHAH  HALL. 

Abnbt,  William- Wotton,  of  Meaaham  Hall,  oou 
Derby,  Esq.,  b,  6  Jan.  1807;  m.  6  May,  1828,  Helen- 
John-Sinclair,  eld.  dau.  of  James  Buchanan,  Esq.  of 
Craigend  Castle,  oo.  Stirling,  by  the  Lady  Janet 
Sindair,  his  wife,  and  had  one  son,  who  d.  in  early 
infancy,  Dea  1829.  Mr.  Abney  «.  his  grandfather  in 
1827. 

HiXitK^t — The  Abneys  were  seated  at  Abney  in  the 
Peak  about  the  time  of  the  Conquest. 

JoHX  DB  Abbnky  (son  of  William  de  Abeney,  and 
grandson  of  John  de  Abeney,  living  at  Wivelislie  in  1318X 
m,  about  1400,  the  elder  dau.  and  co-heir  of  WUliam  de 
Ingewardeby,  of  Willesleye,  co.  Derby,  and  was  ancestor 
of  the  Abnbts  qf  WUUriep,  of  which  were  Sir  Edward 
Abnbt,  a  well  known  Judge,  and  his  younger  brother,  Sm 
Thomas  Abnxt,  lord-mayor  and  M.P.  for  London,  one  of 
the  founders  of  the  Bank  of  England. 

William  Abnet,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  Esq.  (fourth  in 
descent  Arom  Robert  Abney,  of  Newton  Buiiguland,  2nd 
son  of  Geoige  de  Abeney,  of  WillesleyX  purchased  the 
estate  of  Meaaham,  co.  Derby,  and  erected  the  ftmiily 
mansion  there.  He  was  6.  25  Nov.  1713,  and  d.  in  1800. 
He  m.  Catherine,  dan.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Wotton,  of  litUo 
Cannons,  Herts,  Esq.,  and  had  (with  two  daus.,  Mary, 
wife  of  John  Swinfen,  of  Swinfen,  Esq.,  and  Catherine, 
wife  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Bumaby)  four  sons:  the  two 
yoimgest  d.  vnm. ;  the  eldest,  Robert,  of  Messham,  6.  in 
1748,  high-sheriff  of  Derbyshire  in  1777,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Philip  Braoebridge,  and  left  an  only  dau.  and 
heir,  Anne,  wife  of  Samuel-B.  Homing,  Esq.  The  second 
son, 

Edwabd  Abnet,  of  Meaaham,  Esq.,  b.  in  1751,  d.  in 
1827;  having  had  by  Hephaibah,  his  2nd  wife,  dan.  of 
Samuel  Need,  Esq.  of  Nottingham,  two  sons  snd  a  dan., 

L  WiLUAM-WoTTOK,  capt.  royal  horse-guards  blue;  m. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  w.  luohardson,  Eso.  of  Fulford  House^ 
CO.  York;  and  dying  v.  p.,  in  1821,  left  issuer 

1  WiLUAM-Wonov,  present  proprietor. 

2  Edward-Henry,  in  holy  orders;  m.  in  1833,  Catherine^ 
dau.  of  Jedediah  Strutt,  Esq.  of  Belper,  oo.  Derby,  and 
has  issue. 

1  Catherine,  m.  in  1835,  to  the  Rev.  William  Sandys. 

XI.  Edward,  m.  in  1822,  Ellen,  dau.  of  Hyla  Holden,  of 
Wednesbuiy,  Esq^and  left  two  daus.,  Hephzibah-Oon- 
stance,  and  Ellen-Clarke. 

1.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Henry  Walker,  of  Blythe  HaU,  Nott^ 
Esq. 

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ADA 


Armi    Or,  on  ft  cUef^  go.,  a  lion,  passnnt,  org. 
Creat—A  doml-lion,  rampant,  or,  a  pellttt  between  the  paws. 
JfoCto— Fortiter  et  honeste. 
£ea^— Measham  Hall,  Derbyihire. 


ACKERS  OF  MORETON  HALL. 

AoKSRS,  Qeoroe-Holland,  Esq.  of  Moreton  Hall, 
CO.  Chester,  b.  10  Aug.  1812;  m.  23  Jan.  183S, 
Harriott- Susan,  2nd  dau.  of  Henry- William  Button, 
Esq.  of  Beverley,  co.  York,  and  has 

I.  Osoboiaha-Habbiott.  XL  Ooii«tanc<»-Marianne. 

Mr.  Ackers  «.  his  father,  22  Not.  1836. 

%intMff*-^'RoLLAMi>  AoKMts,  Esq.  of  Bank  Honae, 
Mandiester,  6.  0  Feb.  1744,  son  of  Qeorge  Ackers,  by  Ellen 
Bonney,  bis  lit  wife,  purchased  the  Moreton  proper^.  He 
m.  83  Oct.  1787,  Elisabeth  Filkin,  and  by  her  (who  <L 
16  Feb.  1800),  had  a  son  and  suooessor, 

OaoaoB  AoKBRS,  Esq.  of  Moreton  Ebll,  h.  19  Aug.  1788 ; 
m.  8  Nov.  1811,  Harriott  Dell.  2nd  dan.  of  Henry  Hutton, 
Esq.  of  Lincoln,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  in  1841,  the  late 
William-Edward  Powell,  of  Nanteos,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Car- 
diganshire), left  at  his  decease,  S8  Nov.  1836,  sn  only  efadld, 
OsoBOS-HoLLAiTD  AoKiBS,  Esq.,  now  of  Moreton  Hall. 

.^mu— Axg.,  on  a  bend,  aa.,  three  acorns,  or,  husked,  vert 
Crat—A  dove  rising,  in  the  beak  an  oUve  branch,  all  ppr. 
Ifotto— La  Ubert^ 
£m^— Moreton  Hall,  Conglelon. 


ACTON  OP  QATACRE  PARK. 

Acton,  Edward-Farrkr,  Esq.  of  Gataore  Park, 
CO.  Salop,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  major  in  the  Shropshire 
militia;  m.  in  1882,  Mary^Anna,  youngeat  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Horace  Suckling,  rector  of  6arsham,  Suffolk, 
»nd  has  issue, 

I.  EnwARD-WnxiAX-FBXDXBiOK,  an  officer  in  the  army, 
6.  in  1884. 

I.  Mary-Henrietta. 

KneAfff. — ^Thomas  Aotov,  Esq.,  of  Gatacre  Park,  Snd 
son  of  Sir  Edward  Acton,  let  Bart,  of  Aldenham,  by  Sai-ah 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Mytton,  Esq.,  of  Halston,  m. 
Msbell,  dau.  of  Clem«it  Stoner,  Esq.  of  London,  and  d.  in 
1877,  leaving  a  son,  Clkmeht,  who  d.  in  1726,  and  was 
Ikther  of  Eowabd,  of  Oataera  Paik,  who  d.  in  1787,  and 
was  grandfetther  of  EowAim-AOTOV  Aorov,  Esq.  of  Gataore 
Park,  who  d.  in  182S,  and  was  t.  by  his  sod,  the  present 
B.-F.  AOTOK,  Esq.  of  Gatacre  Psrk. 

Jr»M*— Ou..  two  lions  peasant,  tag.,  between  nine-cioss- 


mtMslets^toite,  or. 

CVeif— within  a  tonwL 
oouped,  and  droning  blood,  all  ppr. 


CVeif— Within  a  toracL  a  human  leg  and  thigh  in  annour, 
niped,  and  dropping  blood,  all  pi 
S00^-Qataore  Fuik,  Bridgnorth. 


ACTON  OF  WEST  ASTON. 

Acton,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  West  Aston,  ca  Wick- 
low,  b.  m  1826;  s.  his  £ather,  10  Apnl,  1854. 

HiltfX^. — ^Thomas  Aonm,  Esq.  of  West  Aston  (son  of 
William  Acton,  Esq.,  by  Jane  Parsons,  his  wife,  granddau. 
of  Sir  Wm.  Parsons,  Bart,  of  Birr,  and  grandson  of  Thos 
Acton,  Esq.,  by  Eleanor  his  wife,  dau.  of  CoL  KempstonX 
m.  in  1780.  Sidney,  dan.  of  Joshua  Dayis,  Esq.,  barrister. 
ai4aw,  of  DubUn,  and  had  issue, 

WnxiAJC,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  m.  Sidney,  dau.  of  Hampden  Evans;  Esq.  of 
Portrane^  oo.  Dubun. 

Anna-Maris  «^  to  Ms|or  Waiborton,  of  Augfarim,  oo. 
Oalway. 

Jane^  m.  to  Geoigv  Drou^t,  Esq.  of  Glenoorry,  oo.  Wick- 
low. 
The  eldest  son, 

William  Acton,  Baq.  of  West  Aston,  M.P.  for  oo.  Wick- 
few,  lt.-ooL  of  the  CO.  militia,  and  ito  hi«^  sheriff  in  1820 ; 
(.  in  1789 ;  m.  in  1817,  Caroline,  dau.  of  Thomas  Wslker, 
Esq.,  master  in  Chsneery,  and  has  issue, 

L  Thomas^  now  of  West  Aston. 

U.  Charles,  6. 1830.  ui.  William,  b.  1828. 

I.  Jane. 

Ifetto— Adjuvants  Deo. 
5^(0— West  Aston,  oo.  Wicklow. 

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ACTON  OF  WOLVERTON. 

Acton,  William-Joseph,  Esq.  of  Wolverton,  ca 
Worcester,  b.  9,7  June,  180.3  ;  «.  22  Oct.  1833,  Mary, 
widow  of  William  Traflford,  Esq.,  brother  of  the  late 
Sir  Thomas-Joseph  de  Trafford,  Bart  of  Traflord 
Park,  Lancashire,  and  has  survivbg  issue^ 

I.  WiLLiAM-RoBSBT,  b.  10  Nov.  1835. 

n.  Thomas-Vincent,  6.  16  Oct.  1830. 

m.  Edward-Charles,  6. 13  Oct  1839. 
Mr.  Acton  is  a  magistrate  for  the  co.  of  Worcester. 

JLitltH^* — The  Actons,  whose  antiquity  of  descent  is 
equalled  b^v  few  existing  famitiyi,  an*  of  Sv^on  origin,  and 
were  in  Worcestershire,  aooording  to  Mr,  Abingdon,  pre- 
viously to  the  Conquest.  Soon  after  thsit  great  event,  we 
find  them  seatAd  at  Ombersley ;  and  in  the  3rd  HcmiT  III. 
the  name  of  Elias  de  Acton,  of  Acton  Hall,  in  Ombersley. 
appears  with  those  of  other  knights  and  gentlemen  sum- 
moned to  senre  upon  a  Jury. 

From  a  common  ancestor  with  the  Aotoks  of  Aet<m 
sprung  the  Actovs  of  SuUon,  of  which  fiunily  that  of  Wol- 
rerton  is  a  scion,  being  founded  by  a  younger  son  of  Sir 
Roger  Acton,  of  Sutton  (the  heir  of  Sir  John  MortimerX 
who  m.  AUce,  sister  of  William  Cokesey,  Esq.,  and  was 
fiEkther  of  Joeir  AcroH,  who  acquired  the  estate  of  Wol- 
Arinton,  or  Wolyerton,  in  Woapesterskire,  as  heir  to  his 
unde,  the  last  of  the  Cokeseys. 

WiLUAM.  AoTOM,  Esq.  of  Wolvertea  (son  snd  heir  of 
William  Acton,  of  Wolverton,  by  Maiigaret  his  wife.  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Richard  Perkins,  Esq.  of  Beenham,  Berka,) 
and  grandson  (by  Barbara  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
John  Vincent,  Esq.)  of  William  Acton,  Esq.  of  Wolver- 
ton, who  d.  12  April,  1079);  m.  Anne.  dau.  of  William 
Tyler,  descended  ftt>m  the  Ardens  of  Warwickshire ;  and, 
dying  6  Sept.  1763,  left  a  son  and  successor, 

WiLUAX  AoTON,  Esq.  of  Wolverton,  who  «.  in  1801, 
Ann*Constsntia  Davies,  descended  from  the  CunQy  of 
Fowler,  of  St.  Thomas,  co.  Stafford;  and,  dying  22  Feb. 
1814,  left,  with  a  dau.  Maiy,  who  d.  unm.,  a  son,  the 
present  Wiluam  Actom,  Esq.  of  Wolverton. 

ArtM—Qu.,  a  fease^  enD.i  within  a  bordiure,  engrailed,  of 
the  second. 

Creae— An  ann  in  armour,  embowed,  ppr..  holding  in  the 
himd  a  sword,  arg.,  hUt,  or,  thereon  a  ooar's  head,  oouped 
at  the  neck,  sa.,  (ustilling  blood. 

IfoMo— VaiUance  avance  lliomme. 

fiea^— Wolverton,  Worcestershire. 


ADAIR  OF  BELLEaROVE. 

Adaib,  Gborqe,  Esq.  of  Bellegrove,  and  Rath, 
Queen's  County,  6. 18  Sept.  1784  ;  m.  16  May,  1822, 
Elizabeth,  2nd  daiL  of  the  Very  Rev.  Thos.  Trench, 
Dean  of  Kildare,  2nd  brother  of  the  late  Lord 
Ashtown,  and  by  her,  who  d,  21  March,  1823,  has 
an  only  son, 

JoHy-QsoBGi,  b.  8  March,  1898. 
Mr.  Adair,  who  #.  his  father  14  July,  180d,  is  J.P. 
and  D.L.  for  the  Queen's  County,  and  was  high- 
sheriff  in  1822. 

Itnrage.— The  traditional  origin  of  the  Adajbs  </ 
BeUtgrovt  is  this: 

Thomas,  the  8th  Esri  of  Desmond,  having  gone  on  a 
hunting  expedition,  lost  his  way,  and  was  benighted  be- 
tween Tralee  and  Newcastle,  co.  Limerick,  where  he  was 
received  and  hospitably  entertained  by  William  M'Cormio, 
whose  dau.  he  subsequently  married.  At  this  alliance  his 
family  and  dan,  it  is  s^d,  were  much  oflfended,  and  com- 
pelled him  to  fly  to  France,  and  resign  his  title  and  estates 
to  his  younger  brother,  in  1418.  He  d.  of  grief  at  Rouen, 
A.O.  1490,  the  king  of  England  attending  his  Amend.  The 
fiunily  account  proceeds  to  state  that  his  grandscm, 

RoBCST,  returning  to  Ireland,  with  the  hope  of  regaining 
his  fiunily  title  and  estates,  kUled  Gerald,  the  White  Knight 
(2nd  son  of  Gerald,  the  then  Earl  of  Desmond)  in  single 
combat,  at  Athdare  (Ford  of  the  OaksX  oo.  limerick,  but 
was  subsequently  defeated,  and  fled  to  Scotland,  where  he 
assumed  the  name  of  Adaibb.    From  him  descended 

Thomas  Aoaibb,  Esq.  (son  of  Archibald  Adaire).  who  m. 
Mary  Hamilton,  of  the  Scotdi  noble  temily,  and  settled  in 
the  Queen's  County,  his  patrimonial  estates  being  much  dimi- 
nished, in  consequence  of  his  father  having  been  attainted 
by  King  Jamo.    He  had  issue^  Archibald,  William,  John, 


Digitized  by  V3OOQI., 


ADA 


ADA 


Robert,  ind  &  lax^ge  ikmily,  «I1  of  whom  d,  witlioat  issue, 
tzcepl 

ARCHIBALD  ADAtBi,  Esq.,  who  m.  fai  1781,  Jane,  dau.  of 
ICtik  Antony  Chateneui;  and  had  issue,  1  John ;  2  Mark 
Istany,  d.  young ;  1  Ifary,  d.  unm.    The  eldest  son, 

JoBX  Adaib,  Esq.  of  Rath,  Queen's  County,  m.  86  Feb. 
Vui,  Bebecca,  eldest  child  of  George  Maquay,  of  the  city  of 
Dobttn.  Esq..  and  his  wife  Elixabeth.  dau.  of  Eccles  Disney, 
Em|.  of  Chorehtown,  oo.  Wateiford,  and  dying  14  July, 
19M,  left  issue, 

L  QwotOE,  heir  to  h^#  &ther. 

a  John.  6.  8  Jan.  179S;  d, «mm.  8  Jso.  1889. 

LBHsabeth. 

n.  Janst  sk  to  F.-W.  Fortescus^  of  Miltown  Orange^  oo. 
Loath.  Isq. 

m.  Maiy.  nr.  Sarah.  v.  Chariotte. 

Aim  Perbend,  orandaig..  three  dexter  hands,  oouped 
it  tho  wrist,  two  and  one,  gu. 
CVwC— A  man's  head,  oouped  and  bloody,  ppr. 
MttU    Loyal  an  mori. 
8M— BellegToye^  Ballybrittas,  Queen's  County,  Ireland. 


ADAIR  OP  HEATHERTON  PAJIK. 

Adaib,  Alkzandbr,  Esq.  of  Heatherton  Park,  co. 
SooMnet,  and  Colehouse,  Devon,  6.  15  Sept  1791 ; 
«.  17  Jane,  1828,  Harriet-Eliza,  dau.  ot  George 
Atkmson,  Esq.  of  Temple  Sowerby,  Westmorland, 
lod  has  issue, 

L  AuxAVDca-WiuiAM,  b.  28  Oet.  1829. 

n.  Bobort-Desmond,  b.  19  Jan.  1881. 

HL  HughJenisoD,  b.  21  March,  1885. 

IT.  AOan^hafto.  fr.  20  Dec  1886. 

T.  Hsuy-AtUnaon,  6.  17  Mareh.  1889. 

L  Hsnfet^CamiUa.  u.  Henrietta-Mary. 

Mr.  Adair  is  younger  brother  of  Sir  Robert-Shafto 
Adiir,  Bart^,  being  2nd  surviving  son  of  the  late 
Hqg^  (commonly  called  William)  Adair,  Esq.  of 
BiO^ena,  co.  Antrim,  by  Camilla  his  wife,  dau. 
ud  heir  of  Robert  Shafto,  Esq.  of  Benwell,  North- 
umberland. 

inu—Fer  bead,  or  and  aig.,  three  dexter  hands^  oouped 
it  the  wrist,  two  and  one,  gn. 

Crtd—k  man's  head,  oouped  and  bloody,  ppr. 

if«*— Loyal  4  mort. 

fttf»-Heatherton  Park,  near  Taunton ;  and  Cole  House^ 
aewBofiyTkaoqr. 

ADAIR  OP  LOUGHAKMORR 

Adaib,  Thomas-Bknjamik,  Esq.  of  Loughanmore, 
eo.  Antrim,  b.  1775 ;  nk  in  1806,  Amelia,  2nd  daiL  of 
Ueot-CoL  Benjamin  Adair,  R.M.,  and  has, 

L  rwAw  late  oapt.  8Srd  foot. 

n.  Emaj.  m,  Bei\)amtp-ClMnfflts. 

IT.  Thnmas-Bflnjamhit  in  holy  orders. 

T.  WilHam-Bobeit,  Ikot.  in  the  $7th  foot. 

L  MUhoent.  n.  Amelia. 

m.  Sossnna.  nr.  Eleanor-Maigaret. 

Hr.  Adair,  J.P.  for  the  county  of  Antrim,  served  as 
lii^-«heriffinl801. 

Itimgf . — ^BDfJAicnr  Abaqi,  Esq,  of  Loughanmore, 
«to  m.  Aane,  dan.  of  Waterliouse  Crymble,  Esq.  of  BaUy- 
|i&o^  ee.  Antxtan.  was  fiOher  of 

TaoHAa-BivJAMtK  AnAia,  Esq.  of  Loughanmore.  who  m. 
)l«IBtt,  eldest  dan.  of  Charles  Crymble,  Esq.  of  Bullygil- 
l«k.  ee.  Antrim,  and  had  (with  two  other  sons,  Benjamin 
tad  Wdfiam-Bobert,  and  two  daus.,  Anne  and  Elizabeth) 


CteAius  Aoah,  Esq.  of  Ijoughonmore,  who  m.  in  1776, 
KDiecnt,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry  Ellis,  Esq.  of  Prospect,  in  the 
I    CQwtyofthetownof  Carrickfeigus,  and  had  issue,  Toomas- 
>    BojAXDi,  DOW  id  Loughanmore,  and  Henry. 

inw— FvbsAd,  or  and  aig.,  three  dexter  hand%  couped 
it  Jtbt  wrist,  fu. 
CVtrt—A  man's  head,  oouped  at  the  neck,  ppr. 
y<>»— Loyil  an  mort* 
fcK  Lwi^hanmore,  near  Antrim. 


ADAH  OF  BLAIR  ADAM. 
AsAic,  Wtluam-Patrick,  Esq.  of  Blair  Adam,  co. 
KisroM,  b,  14  Sept  1828 ;  «.  his  father,  Sir  Chailes 
Adun,  K.C.E,  16  Sept  1868. 


%itttKQt» — The  surname  of  Adam  is  of  great  antiquity 
in  ScoUand,  as  proved  by  many  documents  in  the  publio 
records. 

DuMGAK  Adam,  son  of  Alexander  Adam,  lived  in  the 
reign  of  King  Robert  Bbdcb,  and  had  four  sons,  Robeii, 
John,  Reginald,  and  Duncan,  from  whom  all  the  Adams, 
Adamsons,  and  Adies,  in  Scotland,  are  descended. 

WuxiAM  Adam,  an  eminent  architect  (son  of  John  Adam, 
by  Helen  Cranston  his  wifo,  and  grandson  of  Archibald 
Adam,  of  Fanno,  who  purchased,  temp.  Chablbb  I.,  the 
lands  of  Queensmanour,  oo.  Forfar),  became  poeeeasod  of 
many  lands,  particularly  those  of  Blair,  oo.  Kinross,  where 
he  built  a  house  and  village,  to  which  he  gave  the  name  of 
Maiybuxgh.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Robertson,  Esq.. 
of  Qladn^.  and  had  issue,  John,  his  heir;  Robert,  ardiitect 
to  Obobob  III.,  returned  to  parliament  for  Kinrosshire  in 
1768;  James,  William,  Janet,  Helen;  Mary,  wife  of  Dr. 
John  Drysdale,  Dean  of  the  Chapel  Royal ;  Susannalym.  to 
John  Clerk,  Esq.,  8rd  son  of  Sir  John  Clerk,  Bart.  &[  Pen- 
nycuick ;  and  Maigaret.  Mr.  Adam  d.  in  1748,  and  was  t. 
by  his  son, 

John  Adam,  Esq.  of  Marybuigh,  who  m.  in  1750,  Jean, 
dau.  of  John  Ramsay,  Esq.,  by  Jean  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Robert  Whyte,  Esq.  of  Bennochy,  and  left  at  his  decease, 
85  June,  1702,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  successor, 

Thb  Rian  Hon.  Wiluam  Adam,  of  Blair-Adam,  lord- 
lieut.  of  Kinroeehire,  lord  chief  commissioner' of  the  Jury 
Court  of  Scotland,  a  bencher  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  Ac. ;  who  m. 
7  May,  1777,  the  Hon.  Eleanora  Elphinston,  2nd  dau.  of 
Charles,  10th  Lord  Elphinston,  and  sister  of  Adm.  Lord 
Keith,  by  whioh  lady  (who  d.  4  Feb.  1800)  he  had  a  nume- 
rous (lEunily,  of  whom  were  Viob-Adm.  Sot  Chablbb  Adam, 
K.C.B.,  and  Libut.-Gen.  Sir  Fbbderick  Adam,  O.C.B.  and 
O.C.M.O.,  colonel  57th  regiment,  a  gallant  military  officer, 
who  served  with  high  disUnotion  in  the  Peninsula  and  at 
Waterloo ;  and  d.  17  Aug.  1858.    The  elder, 

Viob-Admhial  Sir  Chablbb  Adam,  K.C.B.,  governor  of 
Oreenwich  HospitBl;  6.  ia  1780,  m.  4  Oct  1822,  EUaabeth, 
dau.  of  Patrick  Biydone,  Esq.,  F.R.S. ;  and  d.  16  Sept.  1858, 
having  had, 

Wiluam-Patbick,  now  of  Blair  Adam. 

Charies-Bxydone.  Mid.  R.N.;  b.  1825;  lost  at  sea  in 
H.MS.  "Fairy."  1840. 

Maxy. 

Arma—Arg.,  a  mullet  as.,  pierced,  of  tiie  field,  between 
three  crosses  crosalet  fltchte.  gu. 

Ort$t-—A  cross-crosslet  as  in  the  arms,  surmounted  of  a 
sword  in  saltier,  ppr..  hilted  and  pommelled,  or. 

Motto— Ctmx  mlhi  grata  quies. 

&at— Bhiir  Adam,  co.  Kinross. 


ADAMS  OP  ANSTY. 

Adams,  Henry- Willtak,  Esq.  of  Ansty  Hall,  oo. 
Warwick,  and  Morton  Pinkney,  co.  Northampton, 
brigadier-gen.  and  col  in  the  army,  lieui-coL  49th 
re^,  C.B.,  b,  31  Jan.  1805 ;  m.  28  Nov.  1843,  hia 
cousin,  Catharine,  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Thomaii 
Coker  Adams,  yioar  of  Ansty.  He  «.  his  father  in 
1842. 

%itltHQf, — SiMOK  Adams,  merchant  and  vintner,  d.  in 
1448,  leaving  several  houses  and  other  property  in  the  City 
of  London,  to  the  Vintner's  Company,  to  found  two  chap- 
laindee,  and  distribute  the  surplus  to  the  poor.  His  des- 
cendant 

SncoH  Adams,  Lord  of  the  Manor  of  Oreat  FiBokham, 
Essex,  d.  1598,  leaving  a  grandson, 

Simon  Adams,  who  became  possessed  of  Morton  Pinkney, 
00.  Northampton,  he  d.  in  1644,  leaving  a  son, 

Thb  Riv.  Simon  Adams,  oo.  Northampton,  rector  of 
Aston-le-Walls,  who  d.  in  1678,  leaving  by  Cecily  Abbys,  his 
wife  (with  four  daus.),  two  sons,  Simon,  his  heir,  and 
Thomas,  ancestor  <>f  the  fotmily  of  Adams  of  Lavendon, 
Bucks.     The  eldest  son, 

Simon  Adams,  Esq.  of  Morton  Pinkn^,  co.  Northamp- 
ton, k.  in  1681,  m.  twice,  and  by  his  2nd  wife,  Anne,  dau. 
of  Robert  Cooper,  of  Lubbenham,  Esq.,  Iiad  (with  four 
dans.)  two  sons,  of  whom  the  elder, 

Simon  Adams,  M.D.  of  Daventry  and  East  Haddon,  b. 
in  1667,  m.  1602,  Anne,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  William  OUbert, 
of  Culworth,  and  hod  by  her  one  son,  SiMdN,  and  two 
daus.    Dr.  Adams  d.  in  1748,  aged  80.    His  son, 

Thb  Rev.  Simon  Adams,  vicar  of  Wolton,  in  Northamp- 
tcmshive,  b.  in  1603,  m.  1717-18,  Anne,  dau.  ef  John  Clarke, 
Esq.  of  Welton,  and  left,  at  his  deoeass  in  1781,  two  sooi^ 
of  whom  the  elder,  ^-^  j 

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ADA 

Claxxs  Aoami.  Esq.  of  East  Haddon  and  Morton  Fink- 
iie7»  lieat.-ool.  of  the  Northamtonahire  militia,  b.  in  1718- 
19,  iM.  l8t,  15  Aug.  1744,  Elizabeth  Dobbins,  dau.  and  heir 
of  the  BoT.  William  Tayler,  of  Anaty  Hall,  oo.  Warwick, 
rector  of  Malpaa,  in  Cheshire,  and  had  a  son,  SmoN,  hia 
heir,  and  a  dau.  Elizabeth  Dobbins,  m.  to  Charles  Watkins, 
Esq.  of  Daventry.  Col.  Adams  m.  Sndly,  29  Aug.  1751, 
Franoea,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Richard  Clarke,  Esq.  of 
Welton,  but  by  her,  who  d.  SO  Aug.  1781,  had  no  issue. 
He  d.  86  June,  1776,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Btxov  Adaio*  Esq.  of  Ansty  Hall,  oo.  Warwick,  barrts- 
ter-at-Iaw,  deputy  recorder  of  Northampton,  and  recorder 
of  Daventry.  This  gentleman,  in  1780,  sold  the  estate  of 
East  Haddon  to  Henry  Bawbridge,  Esq.  He  m.  S  Jan. 
1778,  Barah,  dan.  of  Cadwallader  Coker,  Esq.  of  Bioester, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  17  July,  1883,  aged  eighty,  had  issue, 

Hshbt-Cadwalladib,  his  heir. 

Thomas-Coker.  Ticar  of  Anstey,  Shelton,  and  FoleahiU, 
A.lf ..  b.  in  1782;  d.  in  1851 ;  m.  16  Sept  1806.  Marv.  dau. 
of  Johnson  Pistor.  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  has  issue,  Simon- 
Thomas,  6.  in  1807;  Cadwallader-Coker.  6.  in  1817;  and 
Daniel-Charies-Ootavlus,  6.  in  1822;  all  in  holy  orders; 
Mary  Philaddphia,  Catherine  and  Sarah-Coker. 
John,  serieant-at-Iaw  and  assistant-judge  of  the  Middle- 
sex quaiier  sessions,  6.  in  1786.  im.  Ist.  in  1811,  Eliza. 
only  dau.  of  William  Nation,  Esq.  of  Exeter,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  12  Aug.  1814,  had  issue,  John,  barrister- 
at-law,  and  author  of  Tk4J)oclrine  o/BquUy,  b.  in  1813. 
«.  21  Dec.  1843,  Emily,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Riddell,  Bart, 
of  Ridddl,  Roxbuigfashire.  and  d,  18  Sept.  1848,  leaving 
inue,  John-Walter  and  Emily-ElizaCharlotte;  and  Wil- 
liam, in  ludy  orders,  and  author  of  The  Shadow  of  the 
Crou,  Ac,  6.  in  1814,  d.  17  Jan.  1848.  He  m.  2ndlv.  in  1817, 
Jane^  dau.  of  Thomas  Martin.  Esq.  of  Nottingham,  and 
by  her.  who  d.  19  June.  1825,  had  another  sou,  Heniy- 
Cadwallader,  in  holy  orders,  6.  in  1817.  m.  1852.  Esther, 
dau  of  the  Rer.  B.  Edmonds.  Mr.  Seijeant  Adorns  m. 
Srdly.  in  1826.  Charlotte-Prisdlla,  dau.  and  heir  of  John 
Coker.  Esq.  (See  Cokxb  qf  Bicester),  and  has  by  her,  Coker. 
6.  in  1827,  in  holy  orders,  fellow  of  New  College,  Oxford; 
CfaAries-Warren,  6.  in  1883;  Walter-Marsham,  6.  in  1837. 
Samh-Coker,  «.  17  May.  1800,  to  James  Beck.  Esq.  of  Al- 
lesIeyPiuk,  Warwickshire. 
Mr.  Adams  d.  10  March,  1801,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

HsmT-CADWALLADKB  Adams,  Esq.  of  Ansty  Hall,  oo. 
Warwick,  6. 11  Dec  1779 ;  m.  18  June,  1803,  Emma,  eldest 
dau.  of  Sir  William  Curtis,  Bart,  and  had  issue, 
I.  HnrmT-WuxiAM,  his  heir. 

n.  George-Curtis,  commander  RN.,  6. 1807.  m.  1847.  Mary- 
Susan,  dau.  of  Edward  Wocdmer,  Esq.  of  Exeter,  and  hu, 
1.  HenxyCadwallader,  6.  28  July.  1860. 
1.  Emma-Louisa.  2.  Catharine-Anne 

UL  Frank.  Ueut.-ool.  28th  foot,    b.  in  1809,  m.  in  1845, 
Ellen,  reliot  of  J.  Btraith,  Esq.,  and  has  issuer 
1.  William-Ormond,  b.  16  Jan.  1847. 
S.  Frank-Reginald,  b.  14  Sept  1852. 

^S£S2E^ie, } ''^"^ 
IT.  Arthur-Robarts,  A.M.,  Fellow  of  Bt  John's  CdUegei 
Oxford,  b.  in  1812. 

y.  Cadwallader,  capt  49th  foot,  b.  in  1825. 
L  Emma-Curtis.  IL  Laura-Coker. 

m.  Anna-Delioia. 

Mr.  Adams,  a  msgistnte  and  deputy-lieutenant  for  War- 
wiekshire,  serred  as  sheriff  of  the  county  in  1887.  He  d. 
In  March,  1842. 

.^mu— Vert,  a  cross,  or,  charged  with  an  eetoile,  sa. 
CWaC-^  talbot,  passant,  as.,  semtfof  besanta,  and  collared, 

Votto— Bub  cruce  ▼erltas. 
Aa<— Ansty  HaU,  near  CoTontiy. 


ADA 

Bhr  Edmund  Bacon,  Bart,  and  has  one  dan.,  Edith- 
Maria. 
IV.  Herbert-Goorge,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Com^rood, 
Devon ;  b.  23  Jon.  1814 ;  m.  3  Aug.  1843.  Eleanor,  dau. 
of  Baldwin   Fulford,   Esq.   of  Fulford  ;    and    d.    at 
Bowdon,  25  Nov.  1S51,  leaving  issue,  Charles-Herbert, 
Baldwin-Dacres,  George-Francis,  and  Anna-Maria. 
L  Elizabeth-Mary. 
Mr.  Adams  was  confidential  secretary  to  the  Right 
Hon.  William  Pitt  during  his  last  administration, 
and  was  Bubeequently  a  commiadoner  of  the  Woods, 
Forests,  and  Land  revenues. 

IL{lItAfi(« — ^WnxiAX  Adaxs,  Esq.,  son  of  the  Bev. 
Samuel  Adams,  by  Susan  his  wife,  dvi.  of  Bartholomew 
Farr,  of  Silverton,  Devon,  m.  Mary  Chadder,  and  had, 

L  WixxiAM,  his  heir. 

n.  Samuel,  of  Totness,  in  Devon,  b.  1  Jan.  1770 ;  m.  27  Jan. 
1800,  Elisabeth  Bentall,  and  has.  1  William,  6.  in  1802; 
2  Edward,  in  the  army,  6.  in  1804;  3  Heury-BcntuU.  6. 
in  1806,  who  m.  in  1835,  Harriot;  dau.  of  the  late  Joseph 
Bickham,  Esq.,  and  has  issue ;  4  Geoige,  E.  I.  Co.'s  civil 
service,  6.  in  1808,  who  m.  in  1833,  Amelia,  dau.  of  the 
late  Captain  Beid,  and  hai;  issue ;  5  Frederick.  E.  I.  Co. 'a 
militai7  service,  6.  in  1814 ;  8  Frands,  6.  in  1821;  1  Mazy; 
2  Louisa;  and  3  Elizabeth. 

I.  Mary,  m.  to  Giles  Welsford.  Esq. 

n.  Sarah-Chadder  m.  to  James  Hodge.  Esq. 

nL  Susan,  m.  to  John-Parr  Welsford,  Esq. 

The  elder  son, 

William  Adams,  Esq.  of  Bowdon,  in  Devon,  M.P.  for 
Totness;  m.  24  June,  1774,  Anna-Maiia,  dau.  of  Richard 
Daores,  Esq.,  descended  fipom  Docres,  of  Leatherhead,  in 
Surrey,  supposed  to  be  a  branch  of  the  noble  line  of  Daore 
of  the  North,  and  by  her  (who  d.  at  Bowden,  19  April, 
1830),  had  issue, 
WiLUAM  Daokbs,  his  heir. 

George  FownoU  (Sir),  K.C.H.,  geai.  in  the  army ;  m.  Elixa> 
beth.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Elford,  Bart.,  and 
has  issue,  William-Elford,  ciq>t.  Royal  Irish  regt.,  6.  10 
June,  18^  m.  1849,  Anua-Maria,  dau.  of  Patrick  Banuer- 
man,  Esq.;  OeoigeDacres,  b.  1  Nov.  1823,  in  hoiy  orders; 
Arthur-Fulford.  fr.  0  April,  1825,  m.  1847,  Henr  etta,  2ud 
dau.  of  William  F.  Bowman,  Esq. ;  and  Henry  Cram^oon, 
b.  25  Nov.  1826,  m.  Matilda- Wiusloe^  3rd  dau.  of  Thonuus 
Palton,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Baldwin  Fulford,  Esq.  of  Great  Fulford. 
Louisa-Sawyer. 
Mr.  Adams  d.  21  Sept  1811,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 
the  present  Wiluam-Daokes  Adams,  Esq.  of  Bowdon. 

Arm*— Or,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu.,  between  semte  of  crooe- 
dosslets  fitohte,  within  a  bordure,  engrailed,  sa. 

Creet-~K  dexter  arm  in  armour,  embowed,  grasping  a  crofl»- 
oroeslet  of  the  arms,  charged  on  the  elbow  with  a  tortean. 

If oMo— libertas  et  natale  solum. 

SacO— Bowdon,  near  Totness. 


ADAMS  OF  BOWDON. 
ADAiiRy  Willtam-Dacrbs,  Esq.,  of  Bowdon,  oo. 
Devon,  6.  16  Dec.  1775 ;  m.  10  March,  1804,  Eliza- 
beth, 2nd  dau.  of  Mayow-Wynell  Mayow,  Esq.  of 
Sydenham,  in  Kent^  and  by  her,  who  d  4  Feb.  1814, 
has  issue, 
I.  WiLLtAM-PrrT,  Chaigtf  d*Aflhlras  and  Consul-General 
to  the  Peruvian  BepubUo;  6. 11  Dec  1804 ;  m.  18  Sept. 
1847,  Georgiana-Bmily,  dan.  of  Robert  Lukin,  Esq. ; 
and  d.  at  lima,  1  Sept.  1852,  leaiing  one  daughter, 
n.  Daores,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Bampton,  co.  Oxford ; 
ft.  M  July,  1804;  m.  15  Aug.  1832,  Anna-Maria,  eldest 
dan.  of  Baldwin  Fulford,  Esq.  of  Fulford,  oo.  Devon, 
and  has  issue,  WOliam-Fulford  and  Philip-Daores. 
m.  Mayow-Wynell,  ft.  11  Oct  1806 ;  m.  19  May,  1841, 
Anna-Maria,  dau.  of  Mi^or  Edward  Hodge,  7th  light- 
drag,  (killed  at  Waterioo),  and  Maria  hkwife^  dau.  of 


ADAMS  OF  HOLYLAOTD. 

Adams,  John,  Esq.  of  Holyland,  co.  Pembroke,  h. 
in  1796;  m.  24  July,  1828,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
late  Henry  Qibbons,  2nd  son  of  John  QibbonSy  Baq. 
of  Oswestry,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Johv-Alkzahdbb-Philipfb,  ft.  10  Jon.  1881. 

n.  Henry-Joseph,  ft.  in  S^.  1885. 

I.  Augusta-Mary.  n.  Agnes-Anne. 

m.  Frances-Louisa.  iv.  Maiy-Charlotte. 

IL{lttA0e* — ^This  is  a  veiy  ancient  Fembro]oealiix« 
fiunily.    The  first  recorded  anoestor, 

Nicholas  Adams,  or  Adamis,  was  of  Budkspool,  atbcmt 
the  year  1870.     His  son  and  successor, 

JoHK  Adams,  marrying  BUen,  one  of  the  oo-heireaHea  ot 
David  de  Paterohurch,  became  seated  at  Paterohuroh,  -where 
his  descendants  continue  to  reside. 

WiLUAM  Adams,  Esq.  of  Holyland  (son  sud  heir  of  Wil- 
liam Adams,  Esq.  of  Hdyland,  descended  in  a  diroot  Uxm 
fh>m  the  Paterohurch  familyX  m.  Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Tnoauli 
Bixson,  Esq.,  and  had  issue,  1  JoBV-PBnjpps,  hia  heir* 
2  Joseph,  mi^or  in  the  army,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dstu.  of 
John  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Btackpool  Court,  and  was  Aether  of 
lieut.-Oen.  Alexander  Adamti,  who  m.  Franoee-Louiaa,  dan. 
of  the  Bev.  William  Holcombe,  canon  of  St.  Dskvid's  * 
8  Roger;  4  Anne,  m.  1st,  to  the  Rev.  William  ThonosM,  ^^Jj 
2ndly,  to  Mattliew  Campbell,  Esq.,  son  of  J.  H.  Campb^ii 
Esq.  of  Bangeston,  Lion  king-at-arms.    The  eldest  son, 

John-Prxlipps  Adams,  Esq.  of  Holyland,  a  cloputy- 
lieutenant  for  Pembrokeshire;  m.  Charlotte,  dan.    of  Wil« 


ADA 

aniCoi^Mt.  Csq.  of  DarnbalU  in  Cheshire,  and  left  two 
•ODfl,  John  utd  WilUam.    The  elder, 

JoH»  Adams,  Esq.  of  Holyland,  m.  in  1795,  Sophia,  dau. 
of  the  Ten.  Archdeacon  Holcombe,  and  left,  with  a  dau., 
AqgoiU,  M.  to  Yaughan  lioyd,  Esq.,  RN.,  a  son  and 
locceior,  the  present  John  Abams,  Esq.  of  Holyland. 

^nu-Qoarterly:  let  and  4th,  sa.,  a  martlet,  tag.;  2nd 
iBdSrd,  arg.,  a  croaa,  gu ,  thereon  Ato  muUeta,  or. 
CVwl— A  martlet,  arg. 
Mttto   Certior  in  oo^o  domus. 
Asri-Holyiand,  near  Pembroke. 


ADAMS  OF  NORTHLANDa 
Adams,  Thb  Vbrt  Rbv.  Samuel,  A.M.,  of  North- 
laiKis,  CO.  GaTan,  Dean  of  Cashel,  and  prebendary  of 
Terebrine,  diocese  of  Elphiu,  J.P.  for  the  counties 
(rf  Otran  and  Monaghan,  6.  15  Feb,  1788 ;  m,  i  Jan. 
1809,  Frances,  youngest  dan.  of  Capt.  John  Hervey, 
of  KOIiane  Cbstie,  oa  Wexford,  and  has  issue, 
L  BeqJamfaj-WilHam.  b.  13  Feb.  1816 ;  d.  4  March,  1822. 
K  JoHV-HravKT,  a  barrister.  J.P.  for  the  cos.  of  Cavan 
and  Monaghan.  and  high-sheriff  of  the  former  county, 
1M4:  6.  28  April,  1818:  w.  81  March,  1846,  BUzabeth, 
Sid  dan.  of  Ambrose  Ooing,  Esq.,  J.P.  of  Ballyphilip, 
CO.  Tipperaxy,  and  has  issue,  &imuel-AIlen,  Ambrose- 
Ooliig,  Maxgttret.  and  Elizabeth-Frances, 
m.  Charief»-8te«art.  b.  12  Julv,  1820:  «.  Eliaabeth,  only 
dan.  of  Charles  McMahon.  Esq,,  and  has  issue  two  sons. 
IT.  Benjamin- William,  A.M.;  b.  31  Moixh,  1827;  in  holy 
orders,  rector  of  Cloghran,  Swords,  diocese  of  Dublin ; 
M.  14  Dee.  1&54,  Geotgina-Roberts.  dau.  of  John-Drew 
AtUn,  Esq.  of  Merrion  Square  Dublin,  and  granddau. 
of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Roberts,  Bart 
L  Dorothea  -  Anno,    m.    81    March,    1833.    Le   Chevalier 

Charies-A.  Zander,  of  Munich,  and  has  issue, 
n.  KUzabeth- Frances,  m.  21  March,  1838,  John -J. -D. 

MeDouieU.  Esq.,  an  officer  in  the  army,  and  has  iMue. 
m.  GuoUne-Matilda.  m.  8  May,  1837,  Thomas-B.  Bany, 
Esq.,  and  has  ixsue. 

IrtntaQt. — ^This  fiunily  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the 
oU  Scottish  boose  of  Adam,  which  was  closely  allied  in 
ncient  times  to  the  illustrious  race  of  Douglas.  In  the 
17th  eentury,  tradition  records  that  there  were  three 
^ratkers  of  the  family  of  Adam  of  Fanno.  The  eldest 
soatauied  the  line  in  his  native  country,  while  the  two 
T^^aVK,  annexing  the  letter  «  to  their  patronymic,  left 
boQw,  one  settling  In  Wales,  and  the  other  in  Ireland. 
Ite  latter,  who  m.  Catherine  Magennis,  dau.  of  Arthur 
lUgennls,  let  Viscount  Iveagb,  by  his  wife  Sarah,  dau.  of 
Bogh,  Earl  of  Tyrone,  was  father  of 

CxrtAxs  Jame»  Adams,  who  was  an  officer  in  the  army 
of  King  WoxiAM  UL,  and  disting^ahed  himself  at  the 
bsttle  <tf  tUe  Boyne.     Hto  son, 

Jamss  Adams,  Esq.  of  Comeary  House,  oo.  Cavan,  b.  in 
1«73,  at.  Jane  Allen,  and  d.  19  Nov.  1744,  aged  71.  His 
oftlyaon, 

AiLo  Adams,  Esq.  of  Comeary  House,  6. 1708,  m.  Martha. 
diQ.  <d  Osptain  Higginbotham,  and  granddau.  of  General 
ficoriogh  Williams,*  of  Clongill  Castle,  co.  Meath,  and  dying 
1^  Deo:  1755,  left  iasae^ 

L  Rkbakdl  J.P.  fop  the  cos.  of  Cavan  and  Monaghan,  of 

Sbireock  House,  co.  Cavan,  of  which  coun^  he  was  high- 

ihsriirin  1783.  and  of  Monaghan  in  1784.  He  m.  MatUda, 

dan.  of  Thomas  Cosby,  Esq.,  and  had  a  numerous  issue. 

IL  James,  of  Oomeaiy  House,  d.  umu.  in  1809,  aged  64. 

m.  WlUiam,  <d  Gaatletown  House,  in.  and  dj^ng  28  Feb. 

1615.  left  isme. 

!▼.  UaraneL  settled  in  Dublin,  and  m.  Misf  Leslie,  by 

vboB  he  hsd  issue.    He  d.  7  June^  1799, 

V.  Bei^amin. 
TWftnhsoD, 

Tai  Rbv.  Bkwamxm  Adams,  b.  1766 ;  rector  of  EelUnidk, 
JJ".  Car  the  CO.  of  Cavan ;  m.  14  April,  1777.  Elisabeth, 
dsn.  of  John  CSazk,  Esq.,  son  of  the  celebrated  metaphy- 
•■^  Dr.  Saoniel  CSark,  rector  of  St.  James,  London,  and 
cHUn  to  Queeii  Aim,  and  by  her  (who  d.  28  Feb.  1888, 
«S«d  77)  had  issue  four  sons  and  six  daus., 

L  WiQIamAllen,  6.  15  May,  1783 ;  d.  3  March,  1784. 

n.  John,  J.P.  for  co.  Cavan ;  6.  16  May,  1785 ;  was  Ugh- 
ihedff  for  Cav»a  In  1811 ;  m.  1807.  Joyce,  eldest  dau.  of 
^onde  Riebard;  and  d.  in  1827.  without  issue. 

UL  8AMirKLk  the  present  dean  of  CaaheL 

!▼.  Chaiie^Jamea,  lieut.  R.N.,  J.P.  for  co.  Cavan,  of 
SUaan  House :  6.  29  April,  1792 ;  entered  tl^e  navy  in 

*  la  coosidenition  of  the  distinguished  servioe  rendered 
^  this  ofien'  to  the  inhabitants  ot  Droffheda  hi  the  war  of 
I'M,  tbsy  granted  the  freedom  of  their  borouffh  to  him  and 
u  hsin  for  ever,  which  privilege  the  Adams  umily,  in  oon- 
»•  9f  this  inaiTlsge^  still  egloy, 
i 


ADD. 

1807,  where  he  served  with  distinguished  merit  for  some 
years:  he  was  high-sheriff  for  Cavan  in  1633;  i».  Anne- 
Jane  (d,  4  March,  1834,  aged  36),  dau.  of  William  Foster, 
Esq.  of  Dowdstown,  co.  Louth,  and  d.  23  Aug.  1854, 
having  bad  issue, 

1  Benjamin-Samuel,  b.  22  June,  1828 ;  lieut.  12th  regt 

2  WUliam-John,  b.  14  Feb.  1831 ;  d.  29  March,  1832. 
8  Chariea-Jamea,  6.  13  Feb.  1832. 

1  Rebecca-Horatia,  m.  Thomas  Coote^  Esq.,  D.L..  and 
J.P.,  of  the  oo.  Monaghan,  of  Brandrum,  and  has  issue. 

2  Elisabeth,  ik.  Rev.  Wm.  Deering,  and  has  issue. 

8  Caroline -Martha,  m.  Edgar  Brodin,  Esq.,  J.P.,  and 
has  issue. 
4  Anne-Jane,  m.  Rev.  Stephen  Raddifl^  and  has  issoe. 

I.  Elizabeth,  d.  25  April,  1780. 

II.  Elizabeth,  d.  28  Oct.  1780,  an  infant 
ITT.  Emelia,  d.  6  Sept.  1782. 

IT.  Charlotte,  d.  16  Aug.  1790. 

▼.  MatUda,  d.  15  July,  1794. 

▼I.  Caroline,  im.  John  Leonard,  Esq.,  J. P.,  of  Claremont 
House,  CO.  Wioklow,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Adams  d.  10  June,  1840,  aged  84. 

if  rms— (duly  reg^tered  in  the  Office  of  Arms^  Dublin 
Ca8tle>--0u.  a  heart,  between  three  croeses-orossletk  fltoh^ 
or. 

Cnnf— On  a  mount,  vert,  a  cross  •crosslet^  fttoh^  or, 
changed  with  a  bleeding  heart,  go. 

Afotto— In  cruce  salus. 

SecU— Northlands,  oo.  Cavan. 


ADAMS  OF  JAMES6R00K. 

Adams,  Richard-Walus-Qoold,  Esq.  of  Jame^ 
brook,  CO.  Cork,  J.P.,  6.  27  March,  1802,  m.  4  Nov. 
1852,  Mary-Sarah,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  William 
Wrixon-Becher,  Bart  of  Ballygiblin,  and  has  a  son 
and  heir, 

Wiixiam-Riohard,  b.  80  Aug.  1858. 

iLtttta0f. — The  late  Miohasl-Ooold  Adams,  Esq.  of 
Jameebrook,  son  of  Wallis  Adams,  Esq.,  and  Frances  Oodd 
his  wife,  m.  in  1800,  Martha,  sister  of  the  1st  Eari  of 
Bantry,  and  dau.  of  Simon  White,  Esq.  of  Bantiy  House, 
00.  Cork,  by  Frances-Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard-Hedges 
Eyre,  Esq.,  of  Mount  Hedges,  and  had  issoe, 

Riohabd- Wallis.  his  \xelir, 

Michael,  late  capt  Soots  Oroya. 

Robert-Hedges. 

Samuel-Hamilton,  m.  let,  in  1846b  Franoes-Maxgaret  dan, 
of  Colonel  and  Lady  Katharine  Bernard  of  Castle  Bernard, 


Kiug's  County,  anq  has  by  her.  a  dau.,  Katharine-Char- 
lotte. He  m.  2nd]y,  in  Mov,  1852.  Frances^Louisa,  dau. 
of  the  late  Deso  ofCloyne  and  the  Lady  Anna  De  Buigh. 


Frances-Jane. 

Mr.  Qoold  Adams  d.  in  1817  (Us  widow  survived  until 
1841),  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  present  Bicbabd-Walus- 
QooLD  Adams,  %sq.  of  Jamesbrook. 

£!eat-^amesbrook,  near  Cloyne. 


ADAMS  OF  AHAVAGURRAH. 

Adams,  Thomab-Trati^rs,  Esq.  of  Ahayagurrah, 
CO.  Limerick,  J.P,,  b,  in  Oct  1790 ;  m.  June,  1822, 
Hannah,  dau.  of  Captain  -pSvans,  of  Tipperary. 

%inta,iit. — ^WiLUAM  ApAMS,  Esq.,  a  younger  son  of 
Roger  Adams,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Limerick,  m.  Frances  G^ 
of  Ballinoe,  in  that  county,  and  was  father  of 

William  Adams,  Esq.  of  Ahavagurrah,  who  m,  in  July, 
1789,  Jane  Travers,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  Bcpt  1846^  had 
issue, 

L  Thomas-Tratsbs,  now  of  Ahavsgurrah. 

n.  William,  d.  young.       .  in.  George.  IT.  Hngh. 

L  Maria,  ru,  to  Midor  Travers. 

IL  Frances,  m.  to  Llewellyn  Nash,  Esq.  of  Ba]lyqaaa%  oo. 
Cork. 

ni.  Harriette^  m.  to  Jonathan-Wigmore  Sherlock,  Esq.  ot 
Fermoy. 

IV.  Jane,  d.  «tim,  y.  Wilhelmlna,  d.  yonng; 

Mr.  Adams  d.  in  Deo.  1846. 

itrms— Ax.,  three  mountain-cats,  passant  or. 
Crest — ^A  ffriffin*s  head,  erased,  as. 
IfoMi^— Malo  mori  quam  foeds^. 
fiea(— Ahavagurrah,  KUfinane,  co.  Limerick. 


ADDERLEY  OF  HAMS  HALL. 

Adderlet,  Charles-Bo wteb,  Esq.  of  Uama  H.ill, 
CO.  Warwick,  b.  2  Aug.  1814 ;  m.  28  July,  1842» 
Julia- Anne-Eliza,  eldest  dau.  of  Chandof  ,  Lord  Leigh^ 
of  Stoneleiglx  Abbey,  and  has  isaue, 


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ADD 

I.  Chables-Lxioh,  6.  10  March,  1846. 

I  Anna-Miria-Matigarette.  u.  CaroUne-Juie. 

in.  Franoes-Oeorgiua-Mary. 

IV.  Evelyn-Atigusta.  v.  Isabel. 

Mr.  Adderley,  who  is  M.P.  for  North  Stafforduhire, 
$,  his  great  uncle,  Charles-Bo wyer  Adderley,  Esq.  of 
Hama  HaU,  12  April,  1826. 

ILtllC2l00. — ^The  family  of  Addkrlbt  is  of  ocmaiderable 
antiquity  in  Staflbrdahire.  The  manor  of  Coton,  in  that 
county,  was  purchased  in  1658,  by  Balph  Adderley,  Esq.,  an 
eminent  lawyer,  who  serred  as  high  sheriff,  17  Elizabeth. 
From  his  eldest  son,  Richard,  derived  the  Adderley's 
of  Coton,  and  fh>m  his  2nd,  Ralph,  the  Adderley's  of  Hams 
Hall,  CO.  Warwick,  an  estate  purchased  by  Sir  Charles 
Adderley,  Knt.  (Ralph's  son  and  heir).  8ir  Charles's  great 
grandson, 

BowTEB  Addkblkt,  Bsq.  of  Hams  Hall  (son  of  Charles 
Adderley,  Esq.  of  Hams,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Sir  William  Bowyer,  Bart.X  m.  1st,  1726,  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  Christopher  Horton,  Esq.  of  Catton,  oo. 
Dei'by,  and  had  two  daus.,  Mary  and  Frances.  He  m. 
2ndly,  14  July,  1741,  Lettice,  dau.  and  oo-hdr  of  Ralph 
Adderley,  Esq.  of  Coton  Hall,  oo.  Staflbcd,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Charlbb-Bowto,  heir  to  his  father. 

II.  Ralph,  of  Coton,  who  m.  4  Aug.  1778,  Dorothy,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Kynnersley.  Esq.  of  Loxley  Park,  and  widow  of 
Thomas  Byrche  Savage.  Esq.  of  Elmlenr  Gutle,  co.  Wor- 
cester, by  whom  he  left  at  ms  decease  m  1819, 

1  Charles  Clemekt,  who  m.  6  June,  ISll,  Anna- 
Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Edmund  Cradock  Hartopp, 
Bart,  of  Four  Oaks  Hall,  Warwickshire,  and  dying 
80  June,  1818,  (his  widow  survived  untU  April,  1827), 
left  issue, 

Charles-Bowtxb,  heir  to  his  grand-uncle. 
Edmimd-James,  6.  in  February,  1816,  m.  Marian,  dau. 
of  Sir  Joseph  Leeds,  Bt. 

Anna-Moria-Letitia,  m.    in   1834,  to  Forster-AU^yne 
M'Geachy,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1841. 
Mary. 
S  Ralph,  of  Barlaston  and  Coton.    (Set  that  family.) 
8  Arden,   admiral  R.N.,  im.  21  Oct.  182S,  Anne^  only 
dau.  of  W.-B.  BiahtoD,  Esq.  of  Shakerley  House,  co. 
Salop. 

4  Qeorge-WiUiam  Bowyer,  of  Fillongley  HaU,  co.  War- 
wick.   (See  that  nafM.) 

1  Letitia- Penelope,   m.  1st,  Andrew  Hacket,    Esq.  of 
Moxhull  Pork,  in  Warwickshire,  and  2ndly,  in  1820, 
the  Hon.  Berkeley  Noel,  6th  son  of  Sir  Oerard-Noci 
Noel,  Bart,  by  the  Baroness  Barfaam. 
Mr.  Adderley  d.  8rd  Nor.  1747,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Charlbs-Bowter  Adderlbt,  Esq.  of  Hams  Hall,  who 
m,  in  1770,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  Robert  Hotchkin,  Esq.  of 
Uppingham,  oo.  Rutland,  but  dying  «.  p.  12th  April,  1826, 
was  «.  by  his  grandnephew  CharlbstBowtxr  Ai>dsrl«t, 
Isq.  of  Hams  Hall. 

Arm»—ATg.,  on  a  bend,  as.  three  masdes,  of  the  field, 
Crett— On  a  ohapeau.  gu.,  turned  up,  enn.,  a  stork,  arg. 
bcat—HaxDB  Hall,  Warwickshire. 


ADDERLEY  OF  BARLASTON  AND  COTON. 

Addkblet,  Ralph-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Barlaston  Hall 
end  Ck>ton  Uall,  both  in  the  county  of  Stafiord,  6. 
18  March,  1826. 

Srintaffe. — ^Ralpb  Addbrlbt,  Esq.  of  Coton  Hall.  b. 
1^  June,  1781,  uncle  of  Charles-Bowyer  Adderley,  Esq.  Oi 
fiams  HaU,  «a.  4  July,  1816,  Rosamond,  eldest  dau.  and  co- 
heir (with  her  sister,  Catherine-Penelope,  wife  of  Sir  J.-C- 
Bit>wne  Cave,  Bart.)  of  William  Mills,  Esq.  of  Barlaston 
Ball,  grandson  of  Thomas  Mills,  Esq.,  by  Hester  his  wile, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Samuel  Bagnall,  Esq.  of  Barlaston  Hall, 
and  had  issue, 

Fjilpb-Thomas.  now  of  B.nrlaston  and  Coton. 

Randolph-Ralph,  Ueut.  60th  rifles,  6.  15  Feb.  1882. 

MyUes^Bagnall- Bowyer,  b.  6  June,  1835. 

Sophia-Catherine^  d.  28  July,  1835. 

Mary-Ehsabetb,  im.  19  April,  1863.  to  Andrew  Coibet,  fi«a., 
2nd  son  of  Sir  Andrew  Corbet,  Bart 

Anne-Selina. 
Ml-.  Adderley  d,  81  Jan.  1851. 

&at»— Barlaston  and  Coton  Halls,  Staffordshirt. 


ADDERLEY  OF  FILLONGLEY  HALL, 

Adderlbt,  The  Rev.  George-William-Bowteb, 
ol  Fillongley  Hall,  oo.  Warwick,  b.  9  Jan.  1787;  m. 
11  Dea  1828,  Caroline^  youngest  dau.  of  the  late 
0 


A  G  N 

John  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Moseley  Hall,  co.  Worcester. 
Mr.  Adderley  is  4th  son  ot  the  late  Ralph  Adderley, 
Esq.  of  Coton  Hall,  co.  Stafford,  by  Dorothy,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Kynnersley,  Esq.  of  Loxley 
Park,  and  widow  of  Thomas  Byrche  Savage,  of 
Elmley  Castle,  co.  Worcester,  and  youngest  uncle  of 
Charles-Bowyer  Adderley,  Esq.  of  Hams  HaU,  co. 
Warwick.     {See  thai  family.) 

ArrM  and  (>«•£— Same  as  Addeblet  qfHams  HaU. 
feat— Fillongley  Hall,  co.  Warwick. 


ADEANE  OF  BABRAHAM. 

Adeane,  Henrt-Jobx,  Esq.  of  Babroliam,  co. 
Cambridge,  b.  9  June,  1833. 

ILtnra0t. — GnrBuiL  James-Wbobwood  Adeane,  M.P. 
for  the  town  and  afterwards  for  the  co.  Cambridge,  son  of 
Simon  Adeane,  Esq.  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and 
BeT.  Dr.  Henry  Biydgea,  brother  to  the  1st  Duke  of  Chu- 
dos,  m.  Anne,  only  child  and  heiress  of  Robert  Jones,  «q. 
of  Babraham,  oo.  Cambridge,  and  had  with  three  daoa., 
vis.,  Jane,  m.  to  Oeorge-Henry  Law,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Bath 
and  Wells ;  Margaret,  m.  to  John  Osborne,  Esq.  of  Malahot 
Park,  Hants,  and  Mazy-Anne,  m.  to  Oenoral  Tiuling,  an 
only  son  and  heir, 

RoBEBT-JoNBS  Adsams,  Esq.  of  Babraham,  m,  in  1785, 
Annabella,  dau.  of  Sir  Patrick  Blake,  Bart,  of  TAngham 
Hall,  00.  Suffolk,  and  had  issue, 

Cbarles^ames,  b.  14  June,  1786,  d.  young. 

IlEMRT-JoHir,  heir  to  his  Cnther. 

Aunabdla,  m.  to  Captain  Francis  Warde.  Rl.  H.  Art 

Louisa,  m.  Rev.  William  Barlow,  Prebendary  of  Chester. 
The  son  and  heir, 

HsmtT-JoHN  Adeahe,  Esq.  of  Babraham,  5.  18  Jane» 
1789 ;  t».  1st,  24  Oct.  1S22,  Catherine^udith,  dau.  of  Johxi 
King,  Esq.  of  Aldenham  House,  Herts,  but  bad  by  this 
marriage  no  siu^ving  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  6  Oct.  1828,  the 
Hon.  Matilda-Abigail  Stanley,  dau.  of  Lord  Stanley,  of 
Alderley,  co.  Chester,  and  by  her  (who  c/.  28  July,  1850,)  bad, 

L  RoBsmsFovBa^  of  Babraham,  b.  9  Sept.  1830 ;  d.  unmm 
7  Dec.  1853. 

II.  Hknrt-John,  now  of  Babraham. 

iiL  Edward-Stanley,  b.  7  Dec  18;^. 

rr.  Frederic-Carus,  d.  5  Dec  1853. 

I.  MatUda-Annabella-Maria,  d,  11  Sept  1853.  )  ^^^^^ 

u.  Alethea-Louisa.  f  twma. 

ni.  Lucy-Elizabeth.  it.  Emmeline-Augusta. 

V.  Isabu.  Ti.  Loultta-AmabeL 

TU.  Jane^enrietta.  via.  Constanoe-Maria-Joaepha. 

Mr.  Adeane,  M.P.  oo.  of  Cambridge,  d.  11  May,  1847. 

Jrm*— Sa.,  on  a  chevron  between  three  griffins*  heads, 
erased,  aiig.,  as  many  estoiles;  quartering  Jokbs^  Brti>qs^ 
and  Cbandos. 

Crett— A  griffin's  head,  collared,  between  two  winga. 

Itot— Babraham,  oo.  Cambridge. 


VANS-AGNEW  OF  BARNBARROCH. 

Yanb-Aokew,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Bambarrooh,  oo. 
Wigton,  f.  his  father  hi  1842. 

Sritiexse* — The  fiuDily  of  Vans  or  Vaits  claims  to  lie  a 
branch  of  the  great  house  of  Vaux,  so  celebrated  in  every 
part  of  Europe.  (See  Bukks's  Bztinet  and  Donnant  Fecmgt,') 
A  younger  branch  of  the  Dirleton  line  of  the  fiunily  -was 
that  of  Bambarrooh,  derived  frcnn  Bobbbt  Vavs,  ^vbo 
acquired  fkt>m  the  Earl  of  DoughM  a  charter  of  the  landa  of 
Bambarroch,  in  1451.    This 

BoBCBT  Vahs,  who  was  eldest  son  of  John  Vans, 
ambassador  to  England  irom  King  James  II.,  in  1487,  loa 
issue,  Blaizb,  his  heir;  Thomas,  ambassador  to  England, 
in  1457,  dean  of  Glasgow,  secretary  to  the  King,  and  keeper 
of  the  Privy  Seal ;  Qeoige,  Bishop  of  Galloway,  and  Patrick, 
Trior  of  Whitehome.    The  eldest  son, 

Blabb  Vans,  of  Bambarroch,  m.  Elisabeth,  daa.  and 
heheas  of  bhr  John  Shaw,  of  Haillie,  and  vridow  of  Sir  John 
Stewart,  <tf  Gaxiies,  by  whom  he  had  a  son,  Pathick 
Vavs,  of  Bambairoch,  who  m.  MargareS  dau.  oi  Gilbert,  find 
Lord  Kennedy,  and  great-gronddau.  of  King  Robkbt  III., 
and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1538,  a  son  and  successor.  Sin 
JoHH  Vans,  of  Bambarroch.  skdn  at  Pinkie,  whoee  son, 
Sm  Patrick  Vans,  of  Bambarroch,  ambassador  to  Den- 
mark, was  father  of  Sia  John  Vans,  oi  Bambarroch,  vsho 
d.  in  1648,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  Patrick  Vans,  of  Uatw 
banooh,  who  d.  in  1978,  leaving  a  son,  John  Vaks,  £sq. 
of  Bamban-och,  who  dissipatod  the  greater  portion  ot  the 


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bmflf  ettMteB.  Hk  brother  and  heir,  Alxxaxdkb  YAJitn, 
bq.  of  BanilMrroch,  was  father  of 

Paibms  Vasb,  E»q.  of  Bombarroch,  M.P.  for  Wlgton- 
Aira,  who  died  aoddenly  in  1733,  owing  to  the  breaking 
cat  of  a  wound  reoeived  at  the  Battle  of  Aimany^  He 
m  «.  1^  his  eon, 

Jomr  YAM,  Esq.  of  Banibarroeh,  who  m.  Margaret,  only 
efaild  and  hetrass  of  Robert  Agnew,  Beq.  of  Shenohan,  (of 
the  AgDuwB  of  LoohnawO  by  Margaret,  dau.  of  Patrick 
M1)owalI,  of  Freugh,  and  upon  his  marriage,  under  a 
motual  entail,  assumed  the  additional  sumame  and  arms 
oTAovKW.    He  d.  in  1780,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

BoBEKT  YAKB-Aoirxw,  Bsq.  of  Barr.barroch  and  Seuchan, 
▼bo  «.  Franoea,  dau.  of  John  Dunlop,  Esq  of  that  ilk, 
lod  had  issue,  JoHir,  his  heir ;  Patbiok,  suocessor  to  his 
brottur ;  Heni7<«tewart»  an  advocate  at  the  Soottidi  bar ; 
Haxgaret,  Fnuuses-Oeorgiana,  and  Anna-lCaria.  Mr.  Yans- 
ignew  d.  in  1800.  and  was  «.  by  hit  eldest  son, 

Josa  Yahs-Aokkw,  Esq.  of  Bambarroch  and  Seuohan, 
vhe  i,  nam.  ia  1836,  and  was  «.  by  his  next  brother, 

Patbicx  Yaxb-Aohew,  Esq.  of  Bambarroch  and  Seuchan, 
eoL  in  the  East  India  Company's  service,  Companion  oi 
the  Bath,  and  one  of  the  East  India  dixvotors,  b.  6  Jan. 
17SS,  ».  7  Sept.  1813,  Miss  Catherine  Fraser,  of  Inverness, 
nd  had  iasue^  Bosbbt.  his  heir;  Patrick -Alexander, 
mUsm,  John»  James,  Geoige,  Fnuiccs»  Maiy,  Elixabeth 
aod  Cstherine.     CoL  Yans-Agnew  d.  in  1842. 

ilnM—Quartesrly:  1st  and  4th,  mrg.,  a  bend,  gu. ;  2nd  and 
3^  ug.,  a  chemm,  between,  in  chief;  two  oiuquefoils^  gn., 
vith  a  cross-eroaslet  fltch^  sa.,  in  centre  and  in  base,  a  sal- 
Ur  cooped. 

rreic»— 1st,  a  Hon,  rampant,  holdiug  Males  in  the  dexter 
psv;  snd,  an  ea^^e,  issuant  and  regardant,  ppr. 

6*j>oorUn  Two  savages*  with  dubs  in  their  hands,  and 
vntthed  about  the  middle  with  laurel 

IfeOMt— Be  fidthftil— for  YAira.   Consilio,  non  impeta-4'or 

^wto— Barabairocfa,  near  THgton;  Park  House,  near  Stan- 


AINSWORTH  OF  SMITHILLS  HALL. 

AuswoBTH,  Petir,  Esq.  of  Smitbills  Hall,  co. 
Leacaater,  6.  24  Nov.  1790;  m.  15  Aug.  1816,  Eliza- 
beth, Srd  dau.  and  coheir  of  Asbton  Bjrom,  Esq.  of 
Fairriew,  LiverpooL  He  9,  his  father,  1  April,  1888. 
He  is  a  magutrate  and  deputy-Ueut  of  the  oountj, 
«ad  was  M.P.  for  Bolton  from  1834  to  1847. 

Itnf Sj^. — This  fkmily  has  been  resident  in  the  town- 
iUp  of  Balliwell  for  two  hundred  yean. 

PirEa  Amswouth,  Esq.  of  Lightbounds,  oo.  Lanoaster, 
ioD  of  Peter  Ainsworth,  of  The  Moss,  m.  17  July,  1761,  Alice 
A^rinsll,  of  Carringion,  co.  Chester,  by  whom  he  had  a  son, 

BioiARD  AnrawoBTH,  Esq.  of  Moss  Bank,  Halliwell,  a 
depaty-lieotenani  i<ar  the  eo.  of  Lancaster,  who  m.  Sarah, 
dm.  of  James  Noble,  Esq.  of  Lanoaster,  and  had  issue. 

Pod.  Us  heir. 

John-HorrDcka,  of  Moss  Bank,  ia.  in  1889,  Elizabeth, 

dm.  of  John  Shaw,  Bsq.  of  London,  and  has  issue, 

Bichard-Henxy,   Gertrude-Sophia,    Emily-AJioe,  Louisa- 

Banh  and  Florenea. 

Ssnh,  ia.  to  the  Hon.  Arthur  Anneal^  Snd  son  of  the 

late  Bar!  of  Mountnorris.  Alice. 

Haniah,  ai.  S  July,  18M^  to  Edward  Webster,  of  lincoln's 

Inn,  Bsq. 

Ur.  Atnmrth  d.  1  April,  1883,  and  waa  «.  by  his  son,  the 
I  AzvawoKTH,  of  Smithhills  Hall,  Esq. 


Jrau— Ou.,  three  battle-axe&  axg. 

Crat—k  nan  in  armour,  holding  a  battle-axei  ppr. 

near  Bolton,  oo.  Lancaster. 


Jr«0o— Mea  gloria  ftdea. 
Sai»-flmithilla  HaO, 


AKERS  OF  HALLIKG  ABBEY. 

Aun^  Arras,  Enq.  of  MalUng  Abbey,  co.  Kent> 
J.P.  and  D.L.  of  that  county,  and  iJso  J.P.  for 
Sussex,  h.  15  May,  1799;  m.  9  May,  1821,  Isabella, 
oau.  (by  DoroUiy,  his  wife,  only  dau.  oi  Sir  Charles 
Stjle,  Bart)  of  the  late  John  Larking;  Esq.  ot  Clare 
HoDM,  hifl^  eherifiT  in  1800,  and  has  had  six  sons 
•od  four  dana.,  of  whom  thm  sons  and  five  dans. 
wnriTe,Tia., 

L  Abstas,  h.  18  Wor.  1824,  m.  7  Aug.  1849,  Fiances- 
Maiia,  dau.  d  Frances  Brsndram,  Esq.  of  Tonbridge 
VeOsL 

n.  Charica^tyl^    Lt    B.   Eng.,  h,  21   Sept   1828,  m. 


A  L  0 

18  Oct  1851,  Henxietta-Maigaret,  dau.  of  CoL  Deepard, 

C.B. 
m.  Oeoige,  h.  18  Dee.  1887. 
I.  IsabeUa-Dorethea.  n.  Jane^Mary. 

m.  Caroline-Ramsay,  ta.  to  the  Rot.  W.  Lewis  THgan, 

eldest  son  of  J.  A.  Wigan,  Esq.,  of  dare  House,  Kent 
ir.  Maiy-Eliraboth.  ▼.  Dorothy. 

Mr.  Akers  is  eldest  son  of  Aretas  Akers,  Esq.,  for- 
merly of  St.  Christopher  and  St  Vincent,  m  the 
West  Indies,  the  descendant  of  a  family  which  was 
among  the  earliest  settlers  in  those  colonies,  by 
Jane,  his  wife,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James 
Ramsay,  vicar  of  Teston  and  rector  of  Nettlested,  id 
Kent>  the  celebrated  writer  on  the  African  slave 
trade,  and  the  originator  of  the  disoussion  which 
terminated  in  the  abolition  of  that  traffic  on  the 
part  of  this  country.  The  late  Mr.  Akers  derivedy 
through  his  paternal  grandmother,  from  the  Dou- 
glases of  Bwadff  CO.  Lanark.  He  left,  besides  the 
present  Aretas  Akers,  Esq.,  another  son,  James- 
Ramsay,  who  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  —  Qoodrich,  Esq., 
lite  of  The  Rookery,  Dedham,  Essex,  and  one  dau., 
Caroline,  m.  to  John  Borton,  Esq.,  of  Blofield^ 
Norfolk. 

^rm»— Gu.,  three  escallops,  or. 

6'fYe^— An  arm,  vested,  bondv,  aa.  and  or,  holding  a  pennon, 
bendy,  of  the  some  and  or,  chaiged  with  a  Saraceu's  head, 
ppr..  between  eight  orosses-oposslet^  oounterohanged. 

Jfotfo— Je  vive  en  espenmce. 

£ea«-nMalli]}g  Abbey,  Kent 


ALCOCK  OF  WILTON. 

Aloook,  Harbt,  of  Wilton  Castie,  co.  Wexford, 
Esq.,  6.  27  July,  1821 ;  t.  his  father  3  Dec.  1840. 

Hillf  a0t«— Habbt  Aloock,  of  Wilson,  Esq.,  h,  22  Feb. 
1793  (youngest  son  of  Henry  Aloock,  Esq.  of  Wilton,  by 
Elizabeth-Gatherine,  his  wife,  dau.  of  BoTerley  Ussher,  Esq. 
M  P.,  and  grandson  of  Col.  William  Alcock,  by  Mary,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Nicholas,  1st  Viscount  LoftusX  «.  to  the  family 
esUtes  at  the  death,  in  1812,  of  his  elder  brother,  WiUiam- 
Congreve  Aloock,  Esq.  of  Wilton,  M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Wex- 
ford. Ho  m.  Margaret,  dau.  and  heir  of  James  Savage,  Esq. 
of  Kilgibbon,  oo,  Wexford,  and  had  issue,  1  Harrv, 
now  of  WUton  Castle;  2  tssher- William ;  8  Philip^ vage; 

4  Oeorge-Auguftus ;  1  EUnor^Satherine ;  2  Henrietta,  m.  to 
Wm.  Russell  Farmer,  Esq,  of  Bloomfield,  co.  Wexford; 
8  EUzabeth-Louisa;  4  Ifaigaret-Charlotte,  ta.  to  David- 
Yandelour  Beatty,   Esq.  of  Borodale,  co.  Wexford;  and 

5  Sarah,  m,  to  Sir  Thoa-John  Fetherston,  Bt  Mr.  Aloock, 
who  was  aheriff  of  the  oo.  of  Wexford,  d.  8  Dec.  1840. 

.^mw-^Aig.,  a  fesse^  embattled,  as.,  between  three  codki^ 
heads,  eraseid,  gu. 

CWsf— A  cock,  aig.,  standing  on  a  globe^  armed,  combed, 
and  gilled,  or. 

Jtfotto— Vigilate, 

£eat— Wilton,  Ennlfoorthy. 


Aloook,  Thb  Ret.  Alezaudbr,  A.M.,  rector  of 
Kilculliheen,  ^.  Kilkenny,  nk  Anne,  eldeat  dan.  of 
the  Rev.  Jo)in  Kennedy,  of  Fethard  Castle,  oo. 
Wexford,  and  lias  had  issae, 
t  Letitia,  who  m,  1st  in  1888,  Jacob-WUliam  Goff,  Esq., 
J.  P.  and  D.  L.,  of  Horetown  House,  co.  Wexford,  and 
2nd]y,  16  Nov.  1847,  D.  Beaty,  Esq.  of  the  same  oo., 
but  d.  «.  p.  in  1848. 
n.  Eliza,  m.  Samuel-Thomas  Qrubb,  Bsq.  of  KiUaapey, 
and  has  one  sou  and  two  daus. 

l.Cntft0f  • — Thb  Ysby  Bsv.  ALBXAimia  Aloook,  Dean 
of  Lismoi^  brother  of  William  Aloock,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of 
Dublin,  ancestor  of  Aloock  of  Wilton,  m.  Miss  Maaon,  dau. 
of  Sir  John  Mason,  and  had  issue^ 

I.  Henry,  m.  the  sister  of  the  1st  yisoount  Jooetyn. 

II.  John,  dean  of  Ferns,  m.  Miss  0.  Buigh,  aunt  of  Waltir 
Hussey  Buigfa,  lord  chief  bcuion,  and  had  with  two  dans., 

1  Alexander  who  ia.  Miss  Cumberland,  dau.  of  the 
bishop  of  Clonfert. 

2  Robert  who  m.  Miss  Eeily,  dau.  of  John  Keily,  Beq., 
by  whom  he  had  issue,  John-Henry,  of  lUchmond,  oo. 
waterford.  nu^or  in  that  county  militia,  m.  29  Aug. 
1853,  Deborah,  ddest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  C.  CampbeU, 
rector  of  Ardglass,  co.  Down ;  and  Biohard,  B.N. ;  ^d 

8  John  Dormer,  vdio  m.  Miss  Ashe, 
m.  . 


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The  8rd  son. 

The  Vbnerabli  Alsxakdeb  Alooox,  Archdeacon  of 
Waterford,  m.  a  suter  of  Viaoount  Jooelyn,  Lord  Chancellor 
of  Ireland,  and  had  iaoue,  Robert,  Alexander,  Thomas, 
Ifaaon,  and  Jane,  m.  to  Sir  Simon  Newport   The  2nd  son, 

Alexander  Aloock^  Esq.  of  Elysium,  co.  Waterford,  m. 
Hiss  Wall,  dau.  of  James-Wall,  Esq.,  and  had,  with  five 
younger  sons  and  three  daus ,  Alexahdbr,  present  repre- 
aentatiye. 


ALCOCK  OP  KINQSWOOD  WARREN. 

Aloook,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Kingswood  Warren,  co. 
Surrey,  b.  in  1801 ;  m.  in  1831,  a  dau.  of  the  late 
Rear- Admiral  Stuart.  This  gentleman,  formerly 
M.P.  for  Newton,  and  now  one  of  the  Knights  of 
the  Shire  for  East  Surrey,  b  son  of  the  late  Joseph 
Alcock,  Esq.  of  Roehampton. 

6«U — ^Kingswood  Wairen,  Epsom,  Suir^y. 


ALDERSEY  OF  ALDERSEY. 

Aldsrsst,  Samuel,  of  Aldersey  Hall  and  Spur- 
stow,  CO.  Chester,  Esq.,  6.  17  Sept.  1776;  a,  his 
father  in  1802;  high-sheriff  in  1816;  m.  9  Aug. 
1824,  Lucy,  dau.  of  Qeoige  Baylis,  of  Shiffiial,  Esq., 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Hugh-Rohert,  b.  19  Nor.  1888 ;  d.  S4  Dec  1848. 

n.  Thomas,  6.  80  March,  1880. 

I.  Susan-Mary,  m.  4  July,  1850,  to  Augustus,  8rd  son  of 

Bobert-Kelham  Kelham,  Esq.  of  Bleasby,  Notts, 
n.  Luoy-Anne. 

%lntU%f» — ^The  Alderaeys  have  been  seated  at  Aldersey 
shice  the  Conquest. 

William  ALDEnssY,  of  Aldersey,  Esq.,  living  temp. 
Hbmbt  yi.,  the  lineal  descendant  of  Hugh  de  Aldersey, 
-who  flourished  under  Hekrt  III.,  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  and 
heir  of  John  Stall^r,  of  Lower  ^urstow,  Esq.,  and  was 
fiatherof 

Hekbt  Aldbbsby,  of  Aldersey  and  Spurstow,  Esq.,  who 
M.  Jane^  dau.  of  John  HockenhuU,  of  Hockenhull,  Esq., 
and  had  four  sons.  The  2nd,  Robert,  was  ancestor  of  the 
Alderaeys  of  Kent  and  Staffordshire;  and  the  fourth, 
Richard,  father  of  William  Aldersey,  a  celebrated  anti- 
quary, mayor  of  Chester  in  1614.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

John  Aldersey,  of  Aldersey  and  Spurstow,  Esq ,  m. 
Anne,  dau.  and  eventual  heir  of  Thomas  Bird,  of  Glutton, 
Esq.,  and  d.  In  1528,  leaving  inter  oliot,  two  sons ;  John, 
his  heir,  and  Thomas,  founder  of  the  8cdu>ol  of  Bunbury. 
The  former, 

John  Aldbbsby,  of  Aldersey  and  Spurstow,  Esq.,  m. 
Anne,  dau  of  Uus^  Aston,  of  Aston  Green,  Esq.,  and  was 
great^p^eat-great-grandfather  of 

The  Rbv.  Samuel  Aldersey,  of  Aldersey  and  Spurstow, 
rector  of  Wigan,  co.  Lancaster,  who  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of 
Henry  Bridgmau,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Spd^  and  Man,  and  d, 
in  1743,  leaving  several  children.  The  iast  surviving  son 
and  eventual  heir. 

The  Rev.  Samuel  Aldersey,  <tf  Aldersey  and  Spurstow, 
m.  Margaret,  youngest  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Comeliua  Hignot, 
of  Dariand,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1802,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Robert  Aldbbsley,  of  Aldersey  and  Spurptow,  Esq., 
b.  in  1738,  a  bencher  of  the  Inner  Temple,  who  d.  unm.  in 
1802,  and  whs  s.  by  his  brother, 

Samuel  ALJ>ER8Ey,  of  Aldersley  and  Spurstow,  Esq.,  who 
m.  Elizabetix,  only  child  of  William  Wotton,  cf  Haddonham, 
CO.  Bucks,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1802,  left  issue,  Samuel, 
Thomas,  d.  $.  p.,  Catlicrine,  Maiigaret^  and  Elinbeth  (all 
deceased).    The  eldest  son  is  the  present 

Samuel  ALOBitttLKY,  of  Aldorsley  and  Spurstow,  Esq. 

^t*ni«— Ou.,  on  abend,  engrailed^  aig.,  between  two  cii:que- 
foils,  or,  three  leopards'  faces,  vert. 

CVf«<— A  demi-giifliu,  sogrennt,  gu.,  beaked  and  armed, 
ismiing  from  a  plumo  of  five  ostrich  feathers,  or. 
•  iSteto— Aldersey  Uall,  and  Spurstow  Hall,  Cheahire. 


ALDWORTH  OF  NEWMARKET. 

Aldwortb,  Richahd-Olivisr,  Esq.  of  Newmarket, 
CO.  Cork,  6.  2  Feb.  1794 ;  m.  22  Jan.  1824,  the  Lady 
Letitiu  Hiire,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Viscount  Ennis- 
mora  (eldest  son  of  tlie  late  Eftrl  of  Listowel),  and 
has  issue, 

8 


I.  RiOHARD-WiLUAM,  b.  81  Jan.  1825. 
n.  Robert,  6.  11  June,  1837. 

m.  William-St.  Leger,  b.  21  Feb.  182»  ;  m.  in  June,  185S. 
Mary,  8rd  dau.  of  the  late  William-Stark  Dougall,  Baq. 
of  Scotocaig,  Fifeshhre. 
rv.  John,  b.  8  Sept.  1882. 
I.  Katherine-Anne. 
Mr.  Aldworth  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut.  for 
CO.  Coric,  and  served  as  high-sherifit  in  1832-3. 

IUn(2l0f . — ^This  family,  of  considerable  antiquity,  waa 
early  seated  in  the  county  of  Berks,  where  the  immodlato 
representative,  Richard  Aldworth,  resided  at  Stanlakes, 
and  on  succeeding  to  the  barony  of  Braybrocdce,  awannKwl 
the  names  of  Neville  and  OrifAn. 

The  Irish  branch  settled  in  the  oo.  of  Cork,  in  the  rtign 
of  EuzABsrH,  and  in  various  female  lines  trace  their 
descent  from  some  of  the  noblest  families  in  England,  and 
through  the  houses  of  Neville  of  Abergavenny,  Stafford  of 
Buckingham,  and  Percy  of  Northumberland,  troim,  th« 
Plantagenets  and  King  Henry  III. 

Richard  Aldworth,  who  obtained  a  grant  of  part  of 
the  Earl  of  Desmond's  forfeited  estate  near  Short  Caatle, 
Mallow,  m.  Ellen  Poer,  dau.  of  the  ancestor  of  the  Earl  of 
Tjrrone,  and  niece  of  Roche,  Visoount  Fermoy,  and  waa 
father  of  Sib  Richard  Aldworth,  Knt.,  provoat-mamhal 
and  vice-president  of  If  unster,  to  whom  the  manor  and 
estate  of  Newmarket  was  granted,  1  March,  1021.  Tlut 
property  devolved  in  succession  to 

Richard  Aldwoth,  Esq.  of  Newmarket,  b.  in  1604,  son 
of  Boyle  Aldworth,  Esq.,  and  grandson  of  Sir  Richard 
Aldworth,  of  Newmarket,  by  Martha  Stannard,  his  wife, 
dAU.  of  Su:  Robert  Travers,  and  niece  of  Dr.  Michael  Boyle, 
Primate  of  Ireland.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Arthur,  let 
Lord  Donendle,  and  had  issue,  Boyle,  his  heir ;  and  St. 
Lboer,  who  was  created  Lord  Doneraile,  (tee  Bcrxje's  Feer* 
agt  and  Baronetage.)  Mr.  Aldworth  d.  26  April,  1776,  and 
was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Boyle  Aldworth,  Esq.  of  Newmarket,  who  m.  let, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Robert  Oliver,  Esq.  of  Cloughnodfoj,  oo. 
Limerick,  and  by  her  had, 

Richard,  who  ta.  Anne.  dau.  of  Dr.  John  Ryder,  Ajnch- 
bishop  of  Tuam,  and  relict  of  Admiral  Cotes^  and  d.  «.  ». 
4  April,  1824. 

Robert,  d.  tmm, 

Jane,  m.  to  Phineas  Bury.  Eso.  of  little  Island,  Carte 

Elixabeth,  ta.  to  John  Flood,  Esq.  of  Flood  Hall,  oo.  KU- 
kenny. 

Mary.  Susan. 

Be  m.  2ndly,  Martha,  dau.  of  Colonel  Christopher  Bogers, 
of  Lota,  00.  Cork,  and  by  her  had, 

St.  Leger.  d,$.  p.in  1828. 

Christopher,  d.  a  p.  in  1796.   . 

RosEwr-RoGERS,  of  whom  we  treat. 

Mr.  Aldworth  d.  7  Deo.  1788.    His  son, 

RosERT-RooERS    ALDWORTH,    Esq.   of   Kewmarkot,    m. 
11  March,  1798,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  the  Ten.  John  Oliver, 
Arohdeaoon  of  Ardagh,  and  granddua.   of  John   Ryder, 
Archbishop  of  Tuam,  and  had  issue, 
I.  RicHARD-OuvER,  present  proprietor, 
n.  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Youghal,  m.  let,  Anneu 
dau.  of  Charles -Deane  Oliver,   Esq.,  and  2ndly,    Miae 
Mary  Jackson,  by  the  Conner  be  has  issue,   1.  Chariee- 
Oliver;    2.   Robert -8t    Leger;   8.    Richard -Fits -John - 
4.  St  Leger-Hewttt;  1.  Ebzabeth- Catherine;  2.  8ar»h* 
Maria;  and  8.  Letitia- Agnes. 

Ill  St  Leger,  m.  AUda,  dau.  of  Charles -Deane  Oll^wr 
Esq.,  and  has  issue,  Robert-Oliver  and  Alida-Emilyl 
Hester, 

rv.  Robert,  «.  Olivia,  widow  of  George  Wood,  Esq.,  and 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Morton. 

Mr.  Alworth  d.  28  Jan.  1830. 

Jrm^^Arg.,  a  fesse,  engrailed,  between  Ox  billvta,  gtu 
CVeft— A  dexter  arm  embowed,  in  armour,  the  hand  irrasD- 
ing  a  straight  sword,  all  ppr.  *^ 

IfoMo— Nee  temere,  nee  timide, 
£ta£— Newmarket^  oo.  Cork. 


ALEXANDER  OF  POWIS. 

Alexander,  Sir  James  -  Edward,  of  Powia, 
K.C.L.S.,  K.C.S.J.,  lieut.-coL  Portuguese  servioo,  and 
on  the  stafl  of  the  British  army ;  m.  in  1837,  Eveline- 
Marie,  dau.  of  Col.  Charles  Coruwidlis  Michell,  K.H 
K.C.T.S.,  surveyor-gen.  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope! 
and  has  issue. 


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All 

ItnUtf  • — ^This  Atmily,  -which  claims  to  be  a  branch 
&«B  the  fame  root  tm  the  Eaals  of  BnBUiia,  acquired  the 
Iiodi  of  Pown  fh>m  the  heireaa  of  Matkb,  whoee  progeui- 
toq.  difwnding  from  the  UAma  of  Loehieood,  were 
iettled  Dew  Stiriing,  and  have  been  landed  proprietors  in 
tliit  Ddghboozhood  sfaioe  the  oommenoement  of  the  fifteenth 


&•  kte  ExnrABD  Alezaitdsb,  Esq.  of  Powi8»  aon  of 
J«BMi  Alexander.  Esq.,  Provost  of  Stirling,  by  Euphemia» 
bb  wifiB^  widow  of  James  Henderson,  Esq.,  and  oxdy  dau. 
«f  Junes  Mayne,  Esq.  of  St.  Ninians  {mfamUy  of  Matkb), 
h.  in  17«,  SI,  1st,  in  1801,  Miss  Colquhoun,  dau.  of  R.  Col- 
qshoon,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  Gideon  Colquhoun,  Esq.,  late 
i«iiilint  at  Buflsorsh,  bat  had  no  issue.  He  im.  2ndly,  in 
1S08,  Ctthsrine,  dan.  of  John  Glass,  Esq.,  and  niece  of 
imor-G«Betal  Sir  Alexander  Bryce,  K.C.H.,  inspector- 
feoenl  of  fortifications,  and  of  Dr.  Bryoe^  dean  of  the 
dMpel  ro^    By  this  lady  he  had, 

Jaxv-Edwabd,  mt)  his  heir 

John,  mi^}or  in  Che  rifle  brigtide.  who  assumed  the  sur- 
nsms  of  HnroEBSOK,  on  sucoeedinff  to  the  estate  of  Wes- 
tart<Hi,  at  the  decease  of  his  uncle,  John  Henderson,  Esq., 
fai  whose  family  the  lands  of  Westerton  had  been  for 
•annl  hundred  years. 

Bupbemia-llayne,  who  d,  wan.  in  1828. 

Itey-Bryoe,  m.  to  J.  Colquhoun,  Esq.,  banrister-at-law. 

Githerine^las,  m.  to  J.  Mao  Arthur  Moir,  Esq.  of  Milton. 

Jm»-<)aartarlv ;  1st  and  4th,  per  pale,  axv.  and  sa.,  a 
cherroB.  and  in  Mse  a  orescent,  all  counterc£anged ;  2nd 
SDdSrd,  or,  a  gaUej,  sa.,  three  oross-orosslets,  fitchte,  gn. 

Cr^   A  beaver. 

JfrtCe— Par  mare^  per  term. 


ALINGTON  OF  SWINHOPK. 

ALnroTON,  Oeorob-Marmadukb,  Esq.  of  Sxvin- 
hope,  00.  Lincoln,  6.  17  Feb.  1798 ;  m.  17  May,  1825, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Hathew-BancroU  Lister,  Esq.  of  Bur- 
vcU  Park,  co.  Lincoln,  and  has  had, 

L  GaofBaB-HuoH.  6.  in  1826,  an  oflioer,  68th  IJght  In- 
teitry.  d.  at  Malta,  8  June,  1862. 

n.  Charles- Argentine,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Burwell.  6. 
SSMsrcfa,  1838. 

m.  Arthur.HUdebnmd,  mids.  R.N.,  6. 10  Oct.  1839. 

IT.  Albert-Edward,  b.  24  Nov.  1841. 

T.  FMenok-Willkan,  h.  29  July,  1845. 

L  Sophy-Anne.  n.  KUen-Vanny. 

Mr.  AHiigton,  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Lincolnshire,  «.  his 
&ttMr,  the  late  Marmadoke  Alington,  Esq.,  2  Aug. 
1S40. 

lillfX0f. — Sir  Hildebrsnd  de  Alington  was  under- 
aanfaal  to  Wiixlam  tbb  Conqukbor.    His  descendant, 

OaoiaB  AuiroTOV,  Esq  of  Swlnhope,  co.  lincoln,  son  of 
GeoiBe  AUngtnn,  Esq.,  younger  brother  of  Sir  Giles  Aling- 
ton, of  Hotseheath,  ancestor  of  the  Lords  Alington,  d,  in 
10S>  ksTing  the  htfge  property  in  that  shire,  of  which  he 
vsi  poMcesed,  to  his  grand-nephew, 

HcsBT  AuvoTOV,   Esq.  of  Swinhope,  son  of  Metcalfs 

AUofton,  Esq.,  and  grandson  of  Henry  Ahngton,  younger 

mi  of  Geoige  AUngton,  who  d.  in  1558.    He  m.  Penelope, 

du.  of  Sir  MaTimilian  Dalyson,  of  Kent,  and  devised  his 

«itBtos  to  his  two  sons, 

Hq^  who  SI.  in  1688^  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  Marthi  lister, 

of  MrweO,  and  had  an  only  surviving  dan.,  Barbara,  m. 

St  sn  early  ase  to  Richard  Pye,  Esq.,  a  younger  son  of 

Bb-  Bobert  ^e,  of  Farringdon,  flrom  whom  Uie  Sarah 

BowB  who  bequeathed  her  estate  to  tho  late  Mr.  Aling- 

loQ's  second  son,  derived  her  descent. 


The  lad  son, 

HoBT  AujroTOV,  Esq.  of  Swinhope,  «.  Elisabeth  Boyer, 
•ad  had  (with  another  son,  Marmaduke,  who  d.  wmh.)  a 


WouAM  AuvoTOir,  Esq.  of  Swinhope,  who  m.  Ellsa- 
btth,  iiater  of  Sir  Thomas  Cookes  Winford,  of  Oksshamp- 
toa.  Id  the  CO.  of  Worcester,  and  niece  of  Sir  Thomas  Cookes, 
<Mad«r  of  Woreester  College,  Oxford,  and  had(with  another 
MB,  RildebraiMi,  -who  d.  ^mm.t  andadau.,  la.  to  Mr.  Threa- 

Hbbt  ALoroTov,  Esq.  of  Swinhope,  who  m.  Frances, 
dML  of  Bobert  Baron,  Esq.  of  Letohworth,  in  Herts,  by 
whoa  (who  d,  hi  1909)  he  had  issue, 
MiDCAOiTKX,  his  heir. 

ViUiam.  in  holy  orders,  who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  William- 
no.  Baq.  of  Baldock,  hi  Hertfordshire,  and  had,  with  a 
dao.  France^  a  son,  John.  (Set  Aluiotoh  o/  LittU  Bar- 
Jnd,) 


ALL 

Henry,  of  Hertford. 

Mary.  ta.  to  Colonel  George  Maddison,  and  had  an  only  soi^ 
George-Wilson  Maddison. 
Frances. 
Sarah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Robinson,  of  Faldingworth. 

Mr.  Alington  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Mabmaouu  Alinoton,  of  Swinhope,  Esq.,  who  m.  Anne^ 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Emeris,  of  Louth,  co.  T^ncoln,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1851)  had  issue, 

GaoBoa-MABMAOUKB,  present  proprietor. 

Henry,  6.  8  Aug.  1800,  who  assumed  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Prs,  in  compliance  with  the  testamentary  in- 
junction  of  Mrs.  Sarah  Rowe^  who  bequeathed  to  him  an 
estate  at  Bosbury,  derived  i^m  Uie  Pye  family.  He  m. 
1st,  Charlotte,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  John  Yarburgh, 
Esq.  of  Frampton,  and  has  by  her,  one  dau.,  Cliariotte, 
m.  to  the  Rev.  Cluuiee-Gaiy  Barnard.  He  m.  2ndly,  in 
1854.  Lady  Albhiia- Francos  Hobart,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
present  Eari  of  Buckinghamshire. 

John,  in  holv  ordOTS,  rector  of  Candlesby,  oo.  Lincoln,  m. 
Charlotte,  8rd  dau.  of  the  late  and  sister  of  the  present 
Sir  Allan  BelUngbam,  Bart,  of  Castle  Bellingham,  oo. 
Louth. 

Hildebrsnd- William,  of  Boston,  who  ta.  KatherinOb  dan.  of 
Francis  Overton,  Esq.  of  Louth. 

Richard  Pye,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Swinhope,  m.  Emily, 
dau.  of  William  Medland,  Esq.  of  Hertford. 

Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Cooper,  of  West  Rasen. 

Saiah-Penelope,  m.  to  the  Rev.  George  Robinson,  rect<»  of 
Irby. 

.^mw— Sa.,  a  bend,  engrailed,  between  six  billets  azg. 
CrtH — A  tailbot,  passant,  ermine. 
iSecU— Swinhope,  near  Binbrook. 


ALINGTON  OF  LITTLE  BARFORD. 

Alinoton,  The  Rky.  Johx,  M.A.  of  Little  Barford, 
Manor  House,  Beds,  and  Letohworth  Hall,  Herts, 
h,  4  May,  1795;  m,  3  Oct.  1822,  Eliza-Frances,  2nd 
dau.  of  the  Rt  Hon.  Sir  Thomas  Plumer,  Master  of 
the  RoUfl,  and  has  issue, 

X.  WiLUAX,  6.  6  April,  1826. 

n.  Henry,  6.  28  July,  1881. 

m.  Charles,  b.  22  April,  1888. 

nr.  JuUus,  6.  6  Dec.  1836. 

I.  Frances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  George  Talden,  M.A.,  rector 
of  Twywell. 

n.  Mary.  m.  Emily. 

Mr.  Alington  is  only  son  of  the  Rev.  William  Aling- 
ton, 2nd  son  of  Henry  Alington,  Esq.  of  Swinhope, 
by  Frances  Baron,  his  wife. 

Arm$~-AB  AUKOTON  o/Svtnkope. 
Seo^— Little  Barford  Manor  House,  Beds. 


ALLAN  OF  BLACKWELL  GRANGE. 

Allan,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Blackwell  Grange,  co. 
Durham,  J.P.,  b,  21  May,  1796;  t.  his  relative, 
Geoii^e  Allan,  Esq.,  21  July,  1828. 

ILittfft0t* — This  is  a  branch  of  the  ancient  fiunlly  of 
Allah  of  Bvdcetihati  and  Broekhmmy  in  the  oo.  of  Stafford, 
whose  desoent  is  deduced  in  an  unbroken  line  from  Henry 
Allan,  or  Alleyne,  Lord  of  Buckenhall,  in  1290. 

GsoBoa  Allaw,  Esq.  of  Term,  in  Toikshire,  living  in 
1680,  (son  of  Geoige  AUan,  *'who  went  to  settle  in  the 
county  of  Durham,**  and  who  was  2nd  son  of  William  AUen, 
Esq.  of  Brockhouse,  who  d.  2  July,  1689,)  m.  a  dau.  of 
—  Clifton,  and  bad  (with  other  children,  who  d.  «.  p.) 
X.  Thomas,  (eldest  son, )  6.  in  1651,  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyn^ 
who  nmsieod  a  large  fortune  in  the  collieries,  and  purchased 
estates,  a  part  of  wliich  still  retains  the  name  of  Allan's 
Flatts,  near  Chester-le-Street.   He  left  four  sons.  1  John, 
d.  laim. ;  2  George,  of  Newcastleron-^Tne,  d.  1729.  leaving 
four  daus.,  his  co-heirs ;  8  lioueL  of  Rotterdam ;  and 
4  Thomas,  of  AUan  Flatts,  d.  1740,  leaving  a  son,  Thomas, 
who  d.  ttnm.,  and  four  oaus.,  co-heirs— vis. .  Susan,  ia. 
to  Ralph  Jennison,  Esq.,  M.P.  of  Walworth  Castle,  ca 
Durham,  Master  of  the  Stag-hounds  to  Gsobob  II. ;  Mar- 
garet, m.  to  Jennison  Shafto,  Esq.,  MP   of  Wratting 
Park.  CO.  Cambridge;  Dorothy,  m.  to  James  Garland, 
Esq.,  of  Michael  Stow  Hall,  co.  Essex ;  and  Camilla,  who 
m.  in  1762,  Robert  Shafto,  Esq.  of  Benwell,  and  waa 
mother  of  a  dau.,  Camilla,  heiress  to  her  brother,  m.  to 
WilUam  Adair.  Esq.,  father  of  the  present  Sir  Robert 
Shafto  Adair,  Bart.  ,     ^  .  ^  , 

n.  John.  bapt.  18  June,  1658,  whose  only  dau.  and  heir 
w.  Mr.  Swaiuston.  ^_.       .     .  .   ^_^ 

in.  Henry,  bapt.  6  Nov.  1666,  who  «.  twice:  by  his  first 
wife  he  had  an  only  dau.  m.  to  Capt  Mewse.  and  by  his 
second,  another  dan.  m.  to  Wm.  Francis,  Esq.  of  London. 


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ALL 

XT.  Ooorge,  (sixth  son,}  b.  in  1663,  who  making  a  large  for- 
tune by  government  oontracto,  built  Blackwell  Grunge, 
**a  handsome,  spacioua  mansion,"  in  1710,  and  purchased 
estates.    He  d.  in  1744.   His  grauddau..  Anne  Allan,  who 
eventually  became  sole  heiress,  d.  universally  lamented, 
in  Oct.  1785,  and  devised  all  her  estates  in  Durham  ana 
Yorkshire  to  her  cousin  and  nearest  male  relation  of  her 
name,  James  Allan,  Esq.  of  Darlington. 
T.  Robert,  (seventh  son, )  who  d.  at  Antigua,  leaving  an  only 
dau.  and  heiress,  Elizabeth,  who  m.  John  Burice,  Esq. 
vx.  NiGH0LA8»  (eighth  son,)  of  whom  presently. 
The  eighUi  son  cf  Qeoige  Allan,  of  Tarm, 

Nicholas  Allah,  Esq.  of  Staindrop,  oo.  Durham,  h.  In 
1668,  m.  in  1691,  Elisabeth,  only  dau.  of  William  Sober, 
Eoq.  of  Cockerton,  co.  Dtirham,  and  had  fifteen  children, 
who  all  d.  unm.  except  the  youngest  son, 

James  Allah,  Esq.  of  Blackwell  Orange,  upon  whom 
the  fianily  estates  eventually  devolved.  He  was  6.  33  Oct. 
1712,  and  m.  18  Nov.  1734,  Eliiabeth.  dau.  of  WUliam  Pem- 
berton,  Esq.  («et  Bubkb's  Royal  Famili€$\  by  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Killinghall,  Esq.  of  Middleton  St.  Geoi^ge,  in 
the  00.  Durham.  Mr.  Allan  d.  in  17&0,  and  left  issue, 
L  Gbobob,  his  successor. 
II.  James,  d.  tmr/i.  26  Sept  1800. 

in.  Robert,  of  Bunniside,  co.  Durham ;  lord  of  the  manor 
of  Barton,  co.  York,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  (with 
her  sister  Mary,  wife  of  William  Russell,  Esq.  of  Branoo- 
peth  Castle)  of  Robert  Harrison,  Esq.,  a  wealthy  mer- 
chant at  Sunderland,  and  dying  28  Marcli,  1806,  left 
issue, 

1  Robert,  of  Newbottle,  oo.  Durham,  h.  10  April,  1769, 
who  m.  20  Dec  1702,  Hannah,  (who  d.  9  Jan.  1887. 
aged  70.)  dau.  of  William  Havelock,  Esq.  of  Bunder- 
land,  and  sister  of  William  Havelock.  Esq^  late  of 
Ingress  Park,  Kent,  and  left  at  his  demise,  27  Dec  1818, 
William,  who  «.  to  Blackwell  Grange  at  the  demise 
of  his  relative.  Geo.  Allan.  Esq..  21  July.  1828,  and 

is  the  PRBSSKT  &BPBS3ENTATIVB  OF  THK  FAMILY. 

RoBSBT-HKirRT.  F.  S.  A.,  of  Blackwell  Hall(^  Allan 

of  BUuhetU  HaU). 
John,  of  Dalton-upon-Tees.  co.  York,  h.  25  June,  1803, 

ta.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Mr.  Jeffries,  and  d.  «.  j>.  25 

March,  1844. 
George-Thomas,  of  Ery holme,  co.  York.  D.L.  foroo. 

Durham,  6.  11  Oct  1804,  m.  11  Oct  1848,  Maria,  dau. 

of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Rainshay,  vicar  of  Bmmpton. 
James,  h.  2  Dec  1807;  d  vmr.t.  26  March,  1838. 
Elisabeth- Anne,  va,  21  May.  1832,  to  Be^jamin  Dunn, 

Esq.  of  Hurworth,  co.  Durham. 


Joanna-Mary,  m.  22  Sept  1836,  Edward- Haygarth 
Maling.  Esq.,  and  has  one  son  and  one  dau. 
Mary-smma.  m.  10  July,  1837,  to  William  Wheatley, 

Esq.,  who  d.  $.  p..  30  Sept  1860. 
Caroline-Jane,  m.  1st,  28  Sept  1831,  to  William-Hunter 
Bume.  Esq.,  and  by  him,  who  d.  8  July,  1844,  has  a 
son,  FrevJUe-Lambtou.    She  m.  2ndly,  23  Oct.  1846, 
John  Murray,  Esq.,  and  d.  SO  Nov.  1849. 
S  JoBV,  of  BlackweD,  co.  Durham,  M.A.,  J.  P.  for  that 
shire,  and  for  the  North  Riding  of  York,  6.  29  Aug. 
1778,  d.  wtm. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Maling,  Esq.  of  Hylton,  oo. 
Durham:  and  d.  in  1810. 
S  Anne^  a,  unm.  in  1807. 

8  Mary.  m.  18  June,  1802,  to  John-Henry  Johnson,  Esq., 
a  capt  in  the  North  York  militia. 
The  eldest  son, 

Gbobob  Allan,  Esq.  of  Blackwell  Grange,  F.S.A.,  who 
is  designated  in  Sir  John  Prestwick's  RupuUicti,  as  "a 
learned,  studious,  and  careAil  preserver  of  English  anti- 
quities, and  a  fttvourer  of  literature ; "  and  by  Mr.  Surtees, 
as  "an  eminent  antiquary  and  collector,"  was  b.  7  June, 
1736.  He  m.  18  Sept  1766,  Anne,  only  dau.  and  heir  of 
James  Colling  Nicholson,  Esq.  of  Soruton,  oo.  York,  and  had, 
Gbobob,  his  successor. 

Jamrjs,  6.  27  Feb.  1772;  capt  29th  x«gt  of  foot;  d.  28  May, 
17W. 

Anne,  m.  to  John  Wright,  Esq.  of  Bolton-on-Swale,  oo. 
York,  and  d.  in  1797. 
Elizabeth,  m.  In  Nov.  1791,  to  Seymour  Hodgson,  Esq.  of 

Richmond,  co.  York. 
Hfty^nnh,  d.  young. 
Dorothy,  d,  unm.  18  Sept  1821. 
Mr.  Allan  d.  17  May,  1800,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Gbobob  Allan,  Esq.  of  Blackwell  Grange,  M.A.,  F.S.A., 
M.P.  for  Durham,  a  gentleman  not  more  distinguished 
for  his  Uteruy  talents  than  for  an  el^ant,  accomplished, 
and  generous  mind.  He  m.  Prudence,  dau.  of  William 
Williams,  Esq.,  but  had  no  issue.  Mr.  Allan,  who  d.  $.  p. 
at  St.  Omer.  in  France,  21  July,  182S.  was  «.  by  his  relative, 
WiLUAM  Allan,  Esq.,  now  of  Blackwell  Grange. 

Arm»    Sa.,  a  cross  potent  quarter  pierced,  or,  charged  with 
four  guttes  de  siuig,  in  chief  two  lions'  heads  erased,  of  the 
soooml,  all  within  a  bordure  engrailed,  enninois;  quartering 
10 


ALL 

Pembbbton,  Hindmabsb,  KiLLnroBAU^  Hbbdbwtk,  Laks* 
ton,  and  Dodswobth. 

CreM—A  demi-lion,  rampant  t^rg.,  ducally  crowned,  gu., 
holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a  cross  potent  t*T.  and  supportiii|r 
with  the  sinister  paw  a  rudder  of  the  second. 

IfoMo— Fortiter  gerit  cruoem. 

iSeof— Blackwell  Grange,  co.  Durham. 


ALLAN  OP  BLACKWELL  HALL. 

Allan,  Robert  Hsnrt,  Esq.  of  Blackwell  HaU, 
CO.  Durham,  and  of  Barton,  co.  York,  F.S.A.,  D.L., 
high-sheriff  of  the  co.  of  Durham  in  1851,  and  a  jua- 
tice  of  the  peace  for  the  co.  ot  Durham  and  North 
Riding  of  the  co.  York ;  6.  22  Jan.  1802 ;  fit  14  July, 
1841,  Eliaabeth,  dau.  of  John  Gregson,  Esq.  of  Mar- 
ton  and  Burden,  co.  Durham,  by  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Lancelot  Allgood,  Esq.,  and  had  one  son, 

Bobert-Killinghall,  b.  25  Dec.  1848 ;  ct.  25,  and  boxied  in 
Bishop  Wearmouth  church,  28  Sep.  1848. 
Robert  Henry  Allan,  Esq.  of  Blackwell  Hall,  is  next 
brother  of  the  present  William  Allan,  Esq.  of  Blook- 
well  Grange,  the  head  of  the  fistmily. 

AruUf  CreM,  and  ifoMo— Same  as  the  preceding. 
&at— Blackwell  Hall,  Darlington. 


ALLARDICE.— ^  Barolat. 


ALLEN  OF  CRE8SELLY. 
Allen,  Setmodr-Phiupfs,  Esa.  of  Cresselly,  co. 
Pembroke,  6.  24  May,  1815;  «.  bis  father  9  April, 
1843 ;  m.  29  July,  1843,  Lady  Catherine,  dau.  of  the 
late  and  sister  of  the  present  Earl  ot  Portsmouth^ 
and  has  issue, 

I.  HeniyHugh.  6.  19  Nov.  1845  ;  d,  8  Hay,  1847. 

II.  Henry-Sstmour,  6.  80  Aug.  1847. 
in.  Frederick-Soymour,  b.  28  Aug.  1849. 
IV.  Frands-Seymour,  6.  29  March,  1858. 
I.  Gertrude-Catherine. 

n.  Camilla-Frances-Henrietta,  d.  young,  1868. 

Srillf  A0f . — JoHv  Allcn,  Esq.,  tnd  son  of  David  Alien, 
Esq.  of  Fobstone,  by  Anne  his  wife,  sister  and  heir  of  Johtk 
Laugharae,  Esq.  M.P.,  which  David  Allen  was  yoongvT 
brother  of  William  Allen,  Esq.  of  Qalliswiok ;  m.  Joan  Bart- 
lett,  of  Cresselly  and  left  issue, 

JoHN-BABTLKTr,  his  heir. 

K<^r,  who  m.  Miss  Margaret  Davis,  and  had  a  son.  Jambs 
Allbk,  Esq.  of  Freestone  Hall. 

Joshua.    (Ste  Alubv  ofBicton.) 

Margaret,  wife  of  A.  Leach,  Esq.    * 
The  eldest  son, 

Johk-Babtlbtt  Allsh,  Esq.  of  Cresselly,  oo.  Pembroke^ 
m.  1768,  Elisabeth,  only  chUd  of  John  Hensleigh,  Esq.  c€ 
Panteague,  and  had  issue, 

JOKir-HsvsLsiaH,  his  heir. 


Lancelot-Baugh,  one  of  the  six  derks  in  Chanoenr,  b, 
1  Jan.  1774;  m,  1st.  13  May,  1818,  Caroline,  dau.  of  Mr. 
Romilly,  of  Dulwich,  brother  of  Sir  Samuel  Romilly.  and 


by  her,  who  d,  in  1830,  has  two  sous,  George  and  Edwurd- 
Edmund.     Mr.  L.-B.  Allen   m.  Sndly,    in  July,    1841, 
Georgiana-Sarah,  dau.  of  Charles-Nathaniel  Bayloy.  Esq., 
by  the  Ladv  Sarah,  his  wife,  dau.  of  George,  4th  fiarl  of 
Jersey,  and  has  by  her  a  son,  Charles,  6.  in  Maj,  1842. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Jodah  Wedgwood,  Esq. 
Catherine,  second  wife  of  Sir  James  Hn^iHftf/^i^ 
Mary,  d.  young. 

Ciux>line,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Edward  Drewe^  rector  of  BtomI- 
hembury. 

Harriet^  m.  to  the  Bev.  Matthew  Surtees,  M.A.,  preben- 
dary of  Cuitexbury  and  Gloticeeter,  younger  son  of  Au- 
bone  Surtees.  Esq.  of  Newcastleand  Headley,  aadbroth;M> 
in-law  of  Lord  Eldon. 
Jessie,  m.  to  Siamondi,  the  hist<Nrian. 
Emma.  Frances. 

Mr  Allen  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  elder  son, 

Johm-Hensleioh  Allsn,  Esq.  of  CrasseUy,  b.   S9  Aug. 
1768,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  who  filled  the  office  of  high  sheriff  for 
00.  Pembroke,  in  1809,  and  represented  that  shire  in  par- 
liament Ax>m  1819  to  1826.    He  m.  12  Nov.  1812,  Gertrude^ 
youngest  dau.  of  Lord  Robert  Seymour,  8ixl  son  of  Franois^ 
1st  Marquis  of  Hertford,  and  by  that  lady,  who  d.  IS  Jan. 
1825,  had  issue, 
SsTMouBrPmuFPS,  his  heir. 
Heury-Geoige,  6.  29  July,  1816. 
John-Hensleigh,  6. 8  Nov.  1818. 
Gertrude-Elisabeth,  d.  in  1824. 


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ALL 

iMlMOa-OeotiKiBa.  m.  in  1840,  to  Georg^'Uirt  PhiUip^ 
Esq.  of  Lowreuay  Hall,  doscended,  in  the  female  Hue, 
from  the  LoRTS  o/StackpoU  Court, 
Mr.  Alloi  d.  9  Apxil,  1843. 

Armt—VtBT  bend,  rompu,  aig.  and  sa.,  six  martlets,  oounter- 
dMSgod. 
Cruh-A  dove  and  olive  branch. 
Jf«Me— Amidtia  sine  flraude. 
Sdot-CreaaeUy,  co.  Pembroke. 


ALLEN  OF  BICTON. 

Alle5,  Jobhua-Juluan,  Esq.  of  Bicton,  co.  Pem- 
broke, J.P.,  5.  25  March,  1799;   m.  8  July,  1821, 
Marthii,  only  surviviDg  dau.  of  John  Brooke,  Eaq. 
of  London,  and  has  had  issue, 
L  JoSHUA-BlBD^  of  Trinity  Ooll.  Gamb.,  b.  15  Hay,  1828 ; 
«.  18  April,  1848,  Maxgaretta-Anne^  only  dau.  of  Lt.- 
CoL  William  Moriwn,  E.I.C.S.,  of  Fortolew  House,  oo. 
Pembroke, 
n.  Charies^ohn,  6.  2  March,  1832. 
L  Haiy-Anne,  d,  19  July,  1833. 

ICltfaSt. — Joshua  Allbm,  8rd  son  of  John-AUen,  of 
Creael^,  by  Joan  Bartlett,  hia  wife,  t».  hia  first  oouain, 
Xaigaret,  dan.  and  oo^ieiress  of  William  Allen,  of  Fobstone, 
hj  MaxB^zei  Bird,  his  wifis,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 
DAvm  Baa>,  hish«ir;  Franoea,  t».  to  George  Bowling,  Esq. ; 
Jalia.  ».  to  Ubjot  William  Slater,  of  the  82nd  regt. ;  and 
Locr,  «-  to  Lt.-CoL  William  Moxison,  Bombay  Army.  The 
■on  and  heir, 

Tbs  Rst.  DAyii>-BzBD  Allev,  M.A.,  Rector  of  Burton, 
TO.  Pembroke^  b.  16  Feb.  1769;  m.  24  Oct.  1796,  Mary-Anne- 
Haniot,  dau.  of  Petcr^Bartholomew  Jullian,  Esq.  of  London ; 
cad  dL  81  Dec  1831,  leaving  issue, 

JOSBUA^ULLIAH,  UOW  of  BictOU. 

William,  b.  87  8ept  1800;  M.  A,  rector  of  Bosheraton,  oo. 
Pembroke;  m.  6  July,  1831,  his  second  cousin.  Fiauces- 
Margaretk  ddest  dan.  ot  James  Alien,  Esq.  of  Freestone 
Ban.  and  has  issue.  Robert-James,  6.  20  May.  1882 ; 
AUredBfard,  ».  11  Nov.  1884;  Charles-Stanley,  6.  22 Aug. 
1838;  WiUiam-Prederick.  6.  15  April,  1840;  Thomas- 
CecO.  b.  11  April.  1846;  Elisabeth-Jane;  Francis-Char- 
lotte ;  and  Jeasie-Emfly. 

JsqiM^  b.  15  July,  1802 ;  M. A.,  vicar  of  CasUemartiu,  oo. 
Pttnbroke;  m.  28  AprU,  1352,  Isabella-Dorothea  Hoare. 

Bird,  oomm.  R.N. ;  d.  icjim.  at  Fernando  Po,  on  his  return 
with  G^ktatn  Trotter  fhim  the  Niger  i£3q>edition,  25  Oct 
1841. 

Charles,  b.  29  July,  1806;  in  the  Bengal  dvil  service;  m. 
U  Aug.  1840.  Mary,  youngest  dau.  of  James  Allen,  Esq. 
of  Freestone  Hall,  and  has  issue  a  son,  Herbert-James. 

John.  b.  25  May.  1841 ;  M.A.,  chaplain  of  King's  College. 
'     '  *  Her  "  •    * 


M^esty's  inm>ector  of  schools:  he  m. 

81  July.  1834.  Harriet,  dau.  of  J.-W.  Higgin%  Esq.,  and 
has  isRM,  John-Higgtna,  and  several  daus. 

Sn^Bktoo,  oo.  Psmbroke. 


ALLFREY  OF  WOKEFIELD  PAftK. 

Alltrbt,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Wokefield  Park,  co. 
Berks,  J.P.,  b.  10  Oct  1809;  m,  20  Oct  1834,  Caro- 
line,  dan.  of  William  Hot)flon,  Esq.  and  has, 

L  GooittK«-HoLif^AU,  5.  27  Sept.  1896, 

u.  Irving^Stentug.  6.  5  April,  1837. 

m.  Ernest-Herbert,  b,  80  April,  1889. 

IV.  Walter-Mortimer,  b.  6  Dec.  1848. 

V.  Bodney-Chazlfls,  b.  18  March,  1847. 
▼L  Oerald-Moabray,  b,  10  Sept  1848. 
▼n.  Beaodeik-CyTil.  b.  10  F^b.  1851. 
▼m.  Sidney-Bee^nald,  6.  26  Nov.  1852. 

L  EDib.  u.  Constance-Louisa. 

i4llt«g«.~Tbe  fiunily  of  Allfi^  has  hma  kmg  settled 
in  the  county  of  Sussex,  as  appears  by  family  papsn 
dated  bx  the  reign  of  Hbnbt  VIII.,  and  from  the  Heralds' 
Viatatians.   The  immediate  ancestor  of  the  ftunOy  before  us, 

tuwAMD  Alvbst,  of  Wostdeau,  oo.  Sussex,  m.  Eleanor 
Tatt,  sDd  d.  in  1606^  i«ed  65,  leaving  issue,  of  which  the 


Bhha>d  AmsT,  or  Aixnor.  of  Dsptford,  had,  by  Msiy 
Us  wUi^  bcsldss  dans.,  three  sons*  of  wliich  the  youngest, 

Qioaat  ALLvaar,  of  Westdeaa,  b.  in  1705,  m.  Catharine 
Woodhams,  and  d.  in  1764,  aged  59,  having  had,  besides  a 
ivL,  Mary,  w1m>  si.  19  Feb.  1765,  Stenhig  Beard,  of  Seaiord, 
CO.  teassx,  a  son, 

Obosoi  ALurasr,  Esq.  of  Weetdean,  and  afterwards  of 
FJst<m  Plsee,  oo.  Sussex,  who  la.  Moiy,  dau.  of  WUUaox 
11 


ALL 

Stone,  Esq.  oX  Stonebridge,  Sussex,  and  d.  in  1704,  having 
had  by  her  (who  d.  at  Seaford  in  1810)  five  daus..  of  whom 
the  3rd,  Catherine,  m.  Thomas-B.  Willard,  Esq.  and  the  4th, 
Harriet,  Capt  Thomas  Mortimer;  and  two  sons, 

I.  Oeobos,  of  Friston  Place ;  m.  Kitty,  dau.  of  Stoning 
Beardj^Esq.  of  Seaford.  and  Mary  AUfrey.  his  wife ;  and 
d.  at  Brighton,  in  1802,  having  had  issue,  1  Geoige,  of 
Stamford  Hill.  Middlesex,  m.  1st,  Marianne,  dau.  of 
Nicholas  St.  Croix,  of  Guernsey,  and  by  hor  (who  d.  in 
1828)  has  Issue,  Geoige,  b.  iu  July,  1824,  and  Maigaret 
He  m.  2nd]y,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Richmond,  Esq. 
of  Chester-street,  London,  and  by  her  has,  Johu-Octo- 
vius,  b.  6  May,  1833;  Edward-Kichmond.  b.  6  Oct.  1885: 
Charles -Heuiy,  6.  in  1838;  Katberlne  -  Elisabeth ;  and 
Frances ;  2  Edward-Thomas ;  8  John-Steuing ;  4  William. 

II.  Edwabd,  of  whom  we  treat 
The  2nd  son, 

Edward  ALumsT,  Esq.  of  Bryanstone-square,  TiondoD, 
Salehurst,  co.  Siissex,  and  Banstead,  co.  Surrey,  m,  8  Dec. 
1807,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Robert  Shedden,  Esq.  of  Gower- 
street,  and  d.  in  June,  1884,  having  hod  issue, 
Robert,  now  of  Wokefield  Park. 

Henry- Weils,  6.  17  Sept.  1817;  m.  6  Dec.  1845,  Adeline- 
Frances,  dnu.  of  Sir  Robert  Moubray,  K.H.,  of  Cockair- 
ney,  co.  Fife. 

Frederick-William.  5. 15  May,  1819 ;  m.  4  Sept.  184^,  Emily, 
dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Moubray,  K.H.,  of  CocKoimey. 
Edward,  b.  16  Dec  1822. 

^rm»— Per  fesse,  sa.  and  erm.,  a  pale,  oounterdhanged. 
three  ostrich's  heads,  wased,  aig.,  gorged  with  crowns  and 
lines,  or. 

Crest — ^An  ostrich's  head  and  neck,  goiged  with  a  crown« 
as  in  the  arms,  between  two  ostrich's  Teathdrs,  axg. 

Seat— Wokefield  Park,  Reading,  Berkshire. 


ALLGOOD  OP  NUNWICJK. 

Allgood,  Lakoklot-John-Hunteb,  Esq.  of  Nun- 
wick,  CO.  Northumberland!  an  officer,  18th  li^i* 
dragoons,  b.  22  Feb.  1823. 

l.tneASC. — The  Allooods  of  Nunviek  are  descended 
from  John  Allgood,  of  Bsleme,  co.  Devon,  living  in  1886,  who 
accompanied  John,  Duke  of  Lancaster,  in  his  expedition  to 
Spain,  against  the  pretended  king  of  Castile. 

Snt  Lamoblot  Alloood,  Knt.  high-sheriff  of  Northumber* 
land,  temp.  Gborob  II.,  and  M.P.  for  that  county  in  1748, 
son  of  Isaac  Allgood,  of  Brandon  White  House,  uid  grand-  . 
son  of  the  Rev.  M^jor  Allgood,  rector  of  Simonbum,  was 
knighted  by  Gboroi  III,  in  1760.  Sir  Lancelot  m,  22  Feb. 
1788-^,  his  relative,  Jane.  dau.  and  heir  of  Robert  Allgood, 
of  Nunwick  and  Simonbum,  co.  Northumberland,  Esq.,  and 
was  father,  inter  aliott  of  two  daus.  (Hannah,  wife  of  Sir 
William  Loraino,  Bart.  ;  and  Isabella,  ta.  to  Lambton 
Loraine,  Esq.)  and  of  a  son  and  heir. 

Jambs  Alloood,  Esq.  of  Nunwick,  LL.D.,  b.  In  1740,  is.  2 
Oot.  1790,  Martha,  dau.  of  Christopher  Reed,  of  Chipchsia 
Castle,  00.  Northumberland,  Esq.  and  by  her  had  issuer 

Bobebt-Lakoblot,  his  heir. 

James,  vicar  of  Felton,  and  rector  of  Ingram,  co.  Northum- 
berland. 
Sarah.  Jane.  Mavgoret. 

Mr.  Allgood  d.  14  May,  1807,  and  was  «.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

Bobbbt*Lakgblot  Allgood,  of  Nunwick,  Esq,  b.  17  Sept. 
1794,  SI.  1st,  2  May,  1816,  Mory-Neville  (who  d.  2  Sept. 
followingX  eldost  dau.  of  John  Reed,  of  Chipchase  Castle^ 
60.  Northumberiand,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  26  Aug.  1820,  Elisa- 
beth, 2nd  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  John  Hunter,  of  The  Her* 
mitage,  in  the  some  county.  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had, 

Lancblot-John-Huktbr,  now  of  Nimwick. 

James,  in  holy  orders,  b.  SO  June,  1826,  m.  4  May,  1854, 
Isabmla,  8rd  dau.  of  the  late  Charles- A.  Williamson,  Esq. 

Geoige,  6.  1  Nov.  1827. 

WUliam-Isaac,  b.  1  Nov.  1887. 

Elizabeth-Martha,  m.  in  1840,  to  Henry  Byre,  Esq.  m^Jof 
98th  regt. 

Anne-Jane.  Isabella. 

Mr.  AUgood,  a  deputy4ieut.  for  Northumbsriand,  for  whldt 
county  he  was  high-sheriff  in  1818,  d.  25  May,  1854. 

Jrm^—Axg.,  a  cross,  engrsUed.  gu.,  between  four  mullet^ 
as. :  ou  a  chiei;  or,  three  damask  roses  of  the  second,  seeded 
gold,  barbed,  vert. 

CWs^— Two  arms,  embowod,  in  armour,  ppr ,  holding  in 
the  hands  a  human  heart,  gu.,  inflamed,  or,  ohaxged  with  a 
tower,  triple  towered,  arg. 

JIaotto—Age  omne  bouum. 

6Mt— Nunwick,  oo.  Norlaumberland. 


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ALL 


ALLIX  OP  WILLOUGHBY. 

Allix,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Willougbbj  Hall,  oo. 
Lincoln,  h.  20  Jan.  17S3;  m.  8  June,  1808,  Mary- 
Elizabeth,  2nd  dao.  of  William  Hammond,  Esq.  of 
Stw  Albans  Court,  Kent>  and  has  issue, 

I.  Chablbs-Hammond,  b,  27  July,  1810,  Ueut  Grenadier 

guards,  d.  in  1830. 
n.  Frederick- William,  b.  11  April,  1816,  m.  Bophia-Kary, 

only  child  of  0.  H.  Noel,  Esq.  of  Wellingore,  oo.  lin- 

coin,  and  haa  iesue,  a  aon,  b.  15  May,  1851. 
m.  William-Kent,  6.  9  April,  1828. 
IT.  Wager-Townley,  b.  1  March,  1825. 
I.  Mary-Catherine-Elizabeth,  m.  to  her  oouiin,   Charles 

Alliz,  Esq.  and  d.  in  1843. 
n.  Charlotte-Francis, 
in.  Caroline-Isabella,  d.  25  Jan.  1886. 
XY.  Louisa-MaigarBt,  m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Griffith. 

V.  Julian»Jemima,  m.  15  Aug.  1839,  to  Francis  Capper 
Brooke,  Esq.  of  Uflbrd-place,  Suffolk,  and  d.  in  1840. 

VI.  EmUy-Persis,  m.  to  A.  D..  Veasey,  Esq.  eldest  son  of 
David  Veasey,  Esq.  ot  Castle  Hall,  co.  Huntingdon. 

Mr.  AUix,  who  is  in  the  commission  of  the  peace, 
and  deputy-lieutenancy  for  Lincolnshire, «.  his  father 
in  Nov.  1795. 

IL(ltf2l0e. — Tbm  Yery  Rbv.  Pbtbr  Allix,  reotor  of 
Bhudy  Camps,  in  Cambridgeshire,  and  dean  of  Ely,  (son  of 
the  eminent  cUvine,  Dr.  Peter  Alliz,  of  Aleu^on,  head  of  the 
Protestant  Church  in  France,  banished  that  kingdom  at  the 
revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nantes)  m.  Miss  Elizabeth  Wager, 
niece  and  co-heir  of  Admiral  Sir  Charles  Wager,  first  Lord  of 
the  Admiralty,  temp.  King  GcoaoB  I.,  and  \^as  «.  by  his 
•on, 

Chablbs  Allix,  Esq.  of  Swaffham,  oo.  Cambridge,  who 
m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Thomas  Green,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Ely, 
and  had  issue,  Cuables  Waosr,  his  heir ;  John-Peter  (tee 
Allix  cf  Swciffham  Houh);  and  Jane,  who  m.  the  Rev. 
George  Wilson,  and  d.  in  1794.  He  was  succeeded  by  his 
eldest  son, 

iHi  Rxv.  ChablsS'Wageb  Alux,  of  Willougbby  Hall, 
who  m.  Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  Richard  Townley,  Esq.  of 
Belfleld,  oo.  Lancaster,  and  by  her,  who  d.  6  Oct.  1889,  had 
issue,  Chaklbb,  his  heir;  Richard- Wager;  Catherine- Anne ; 
and  Maigaret-Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  George  Tate. 

Mr.  Allix  d.  in  Nov.  1796,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son,  the 
present  Chablbs  Alux,  Esq.  of  Willoughby  Hall. 

Arm»-^Axft..  a  woITs  head,  erased  at  the  neck,  ppr. ;  in 
the  dexter  chief  point,  a  mullet,  gu. 
Ooe— A  wolf's  head,  erased,  as  in  the  arms. 
^mC— Willouj^y  Hall,  near  Grantham. 


ALLIX  OF  SWAFFHAM  HOUSE. 

Alux,  Johk-Petieii,  Esq.  of  Swaffham  House,  oo. 
Cambridge,  late  M.P.  for  that  shire ;  6.  2  Deo.  1785 ; 
m.  7  March,  1816,  Maria,  dau.  of  John  Pardoe,  Esq. 
of  Leyton,  co.  Essex.  Mr.  Allix,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
served  as  high-sheriff  in  1828. 

S«itlfa0f  • — John  Pkteb  Alux,  Esq.  of  Swaffham 
House,  CO.  Cambridge,  younger  brother  of  the  Rev.  Charles- 
Wager  Allix,  of  WiUoughby  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  (m  that 
familVt)  m.  in  1783,  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Collier, 
Ticar  ct  SwaflTham,  co.  Cambridge,  and  had  issue, 

Johh-Pbtxb,  now  of  Swaffham  House. 

Charies,  oolond  in  the  guards :  who  m.  Mary-Catherine- 
Ellsabeth,  dau.  of  Charies  Allix.  Esq.  of  Willoughby.  co. 
linooln,  by  Maiy  his  wife.  dau.  of  William  Hamond, 
Esq..  St.  Alban's  Court,  Kent,  and  had  issue  one  son. 

Williaxn.  Thomas.  Wager. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Robert  Wilkinson.  Esq. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  John  Pardee,  Esq.,  Leyton,  Essex. 

Matilda,  m.  to  Thomas  Roberts,  Esq. 

Juliana.  Mariana. 

£m<— SwaflTham  House,  co.  Cambridge. 


^  ALLOTT  OF  HAGUE  HALU 

Allott,  The  Rev.  John,  of  Hague  Hall,  co. 
York,  rector  of  Maltby,  co.  Lincoln,  6.  21  March, 
1812;  m.  27  Oct.  1836,  Catherine,  dau.  of  William 
Wilson,  Esq.  of  Louth,  co.  Lincoln,  and  has  Issue, 

I.  John-Oeorok,  6.  16  July.  1889. 

n.  Heniy-Hepworth,  6.  25  June,  184S. 
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m.  Robert-James,  b.  22  Nov.  1847. 
.  I.  Catherine-Mary.  u.  Marianne-Ludlam. 

in.  Sarah-Frances.  iv.  Elizabeth-Ann. 

Sr(ltea0t. — ^When  this  fiunily  became  first  seated  at 
Elmley,  it  is  dlflBcult  to  ascertain  on  good  authority,  but 
that  they  were  settled  there  in  the  time  of  Hehbt  VI.,  tbo 
strongest  evidence  exists,  in  deeds  dated  11,  1<S,  and  S4 
Hxkbt  VI. 

EDKUNn  Allot,  lineally  descended  fhnn  Robert  AUot,  of 
Sedfull,  m.  Bridget,  dau.  of  Thomas  Arthington,  and  had 
two  sons,  JoHK,  and  Thomas,  who  m.  the  dau.  of  Thomas 
Merfield,  and  was  grsnd&ther  of  Richard  Allot,  of  Green- 
field,  00.  Middlesex,  as  well  as  of  Syles  Allot,  of  Micklefleld, 
Suffolk.    The  elder  son, 

JoHH  Allot,  whose  will  is  dated  in  1500,  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  John  Allington,  Knt.,  and  wasfisther  of 

RoBBBT  Allott,  of  Beutley  Orange,  whose  will  was  proved 
in  1541.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  sister  of  Armigael  Waad,  the 
navigator,  and  niece  of  Alvared  Comyn,  prior  of  Nostel,  and 
had  two  sons, 

Robert,  of  Bentley  Grange,  wbose  ddest  son,  John,  of 
Rentier  Grange,  aged  43.  14  Oct  1606,  was  ancestor  of  tbo 
Rev.  Richard  Allott,  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, son  of  Richard  Allott,  late  dean  of  Raphoe. 

JoHK,  of  whom  we  treat. 
The  2nd  son, 

JoHir  Allott,  of  Crigleston,  which  estate  had  been  pur- 
chased by  his  mother,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Richard  Spight» 
of  Heaton,  and  had  issue,  EnwAan,  of  whom  presently; 
Robert,  M.D.,  of  St.  John's  CoUege,  Uving  in  1626 ;  Elica- 
beth.    The  elder  son, 

Edwabd  Allott,  of  Crigleston,  m.  Susanna,  dau.  of  John- 
son of  Dercame,  and  had,  besides  other  issue,  an  eldest  son* 

Oboroi  Allott,  of  Crigleston,  whose  will  was  dated  in 
1688.    His  son, 

Edward  Allott,  of  Crigleston,  m.  18  Dec  1677,  Rebeeoa 
Swallow,  and  had,  with  younger  issue, 

GaoBOE,  his  heir,  of  Crigleston  and  South  Kirkby.  who 
m.  Jane,  dau.  and  heu:  of  Thomas  Slack,  of  South 
Elmsall,  and  had  two  daus.,  Rebecca,  and  Amhb  (his 
heiress j,  who  m.  in  Oct.  1739,  William  Eowes,  Esq.  of 
York,  and  d.  «.  p.  in  1700.  leaving  the  Crigleston  and 
South  Elmsall  estates  to  ner  kinsman,  James  AHott, 
Esq.  of  Hague  Hall.  Geoige  Allott  d.  in  1716. 
Robsbt,  of  whom  presently. 
The  2nd  son, 

Thb  Rsv.  Robxbt  Allott,  M.A.,  fellow  of  St.  John's 
College,  Cambridge,  and  vicar  of  South  Kirkby,  m.  Franoee* 
dau.  of  Francis  Hall,  Esq.  of  Swaith  Hall,  and  d.  29  Julj, 

1783,  having  had  three  sons, 

I.  James,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  South  Kirkby;  bapi. 
6  May,  1728 ;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  the  Rev. 
Henry  Green,  of  the  Hague ;  and  d.  in  1756,  leaving  a  aom 
and  heir, 

1  Jambs  Allott,  of  Hague  Hall  devisee  of  the  Crigles- 
ton and  Elmsall  estates,  fh>m  his  kinswoman,  Anne 
Bowes.     He  d.  unm.  28  Sept.  1811,  and  devised  his 
estates  of  Crigleston  and  Elmsall  to  his  cousin,  Robebt 
Allott;  and  Hague  Hall  to  his  cousm.  Captain  John 
AUott. 
'  II.  Robert,  of  Painthorpe,  bapt  15  April,  1780 ;  m.  24  ApriL 
1709,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the*  Rev.  —  SidweO,  and  had 
innie, 

1  RoBKBT.  who  «.  to  Crigleston  and  Elmsall,  under  the 
will  of  nis  cousin,  James.  He  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of 
William  Hodgson,  Esq.  of  Taxal  Lodge,  co.  DerVy; 
and  d.  14  May,  1847,  having  had  issue  one  son  and  one 
dau.,  viz.,  James,  d.  ttnm ;  Frances-Dorothy. 

2  George,  m.  Maiy  Neal,  and  had  a  dau.,  Miuy,  d,  trnm. 
m.  John,  of  whom  we  treat. 

The  youngest  son, 
Thb  Rbv.  Johh  Allott,  vicar  of  South  Kirkby,  bapt. 

1784,  m.  in  Nov.  1768  or  1769,  Anne,  dau.  of  Hugh  Hani- 
mersley,  Esq.  of  Doncaster,  and  d,  in  1818,  having  had 
issue, 

I.  John.  ii.  Geobqb. 

UL  James,  in  holy  orders,  chaplain  to  the  forces:  d,  «n». 
in  1814. 

L  Sarah,  d.  tMim.  u.  Anne, 

The  eldest  son, 

John  Allott,  Esq.  captain  in  the  army,  «.  to  the  Hague 
Hall  estate,  under  the  will  of  his  coiuin,  James  Allott,  in 
1811.  He  f».  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  James  Emmeraon,  Esq.  of 
South  Kirkby,  and  dying  «.  p.  in  1824,  was  s.  by  his 
brother, 

Thb  Rbv.  Qborob  Allott,  of  Hague  Hall,  vicar  of  South 
Kirkby,  b.  8  Oct.  1776,  m.  10  Oct  1806,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of 
Jam^  Emmerson,  Esq.  of  South  Kirkby,  and  had  iasue, 


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ALL 

Jamh^  I.  »  8ept  1810 ;  m.  14  Jan.  1847»  Hannah,  eldeet 

dan.  of  the  late  John  Webster,  Esq.  of  Springfield  Houae^ 

Moriey,  near  Leeds,  and  d,  t.  p, 
JoHS.  now  of  Hague  HolL 
Qeoge,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  South  Eirkby,  co.  Lincoln ; 

k.  7  Jane,  1818 ;  m.  June,  1851,  Miss  Sarah  Webster. 
GOherine-Ann,  m.  to  W.-Platt  Bradahaw,  Esq.  of  Comaton 

Bank.  eo.  Lancaster. 
Buab-Cope.  m.  to  Joshua  Hepworth,  Esq.  of  Bogerthorpe 

Hall,  near  Pontefract. 
Maiy-EUnbeth,  m.  to  Heniy  Ormsb  Esq.  of  Louth,  oo. 

linooln. 
Ranoes^ane^  m.  to  Bobert  Shipman,  Esq.  of  Grantham, 

00.  linooln. 
Xr.  Attott  (L  IS  June,  1848. 

Jnw— Or.  a  plain  fesae^  double  coUsed,  wavv,  az. ;  on  a 
euton  of  the  second,  two  bars,  aig.,  chaxged  with  three 
swaOows,  T(dant,  aa. 

CWiC— A  dexter  arm,  oouned  at  the  elbow,  habited,  or, 
chaiged  with  a  fesse,  double  coUsed,  wavy,  as.,  cuf^  aig., 
the  hand,  ppr.,  holding  a  mullet,  gold. 

iratt»--Fortiter  et  recta. 

fcaf'— Hague  HaU,  near  Wakefield,  oo.  Yoxk. 


ALLOWAY  OF  BALLYSHANDUFFE. 

Allowat,  RoBBRT-MoRBLLn,  Eeq.  of  Ballyshan- 
doffa,  otherwise  The  Derries,  in  the  Queen's  Co., 
JJP^  f.  his  father,  the  late  William- Johnson  Alloway, 
Esq.,  2  Oct  1829 ;  m,  19  June,  1882,  MaiyAnne, 
only  dan.  of  William  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Harlech,  co. 
Doblin,  and  has  issue, 

BoBKvr-MAaMADiru,  b.  9  June,  1840. 
Oraofr-Monigomerie. 

Hiltf  Afft*  Thsopkilds  Allowat,  son  of  Harmaduke, 
latrd  of  Alloway,  in  AyrBhlre,  left  Scotland,  and  became 
pftasesaed  ef  property  at  Minehead,  in  Somersetshire,  about 
tbeyaarlMO.    He  was  fikther  of 

Bosner  Allowat,  who  m.  Katharine,  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Wstaon,  of  BtaffiDrdshire,  and  was  father  of 

TaaopHiLos  Allowat,  who  m.  Dorothy  Wanen,  of 
Denmahire,  and  had  a  son, 

Bswaimr  Ajxowat,  who  m.  Una,  dau.  of  Peter  God- 
win, of  Ben,  in  Bomerwtshire.  He  left  Hinehead,  and 
aattled  hi  Dublin,  about  the  year  1700.    His  son, 

WouAM  Allowat,  m,  Oraoe,  dau.  of  Archibald  Mont- 
gonerie,  Esq.  of  Ayrshire,  of  the  Eglinton  family,  and  had 
(with  a  dau.  Hannah,  who  m.  Jonas  Duokett,  Esq.  and 
was  grandmother  to  John-Dawson  Duckett,  Esq.  of 
Dadcett's  Orore,  oo.  Cariow)  a  son, 

BavjAifXH  Allowat,  Esq.  who  m.  Ist,  Lydia,  grand- 
dao.  of  Bobert  Barclay,  of  Urie,  Aberdeenshire,  the  oele- 
bcated  "Apologist,'*  by  whom  he  left  a  son,  the  late  John- 
Buclay  Alloway,  Esq.,  of  Mount  Pleasant,  co.  Dublin,  who 
d.  in  18S1,  without  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of 
WQliam  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  by  whom  he  left  a  son, 

WnjiAM^OHMsoH  Allowat,  Esq.  of  The  Derries, 
Qoecn'a  County,  who  m.  Maigaret,  ddest  dau.  of  the  late 
Hon.  Bobert  Johnson,  a  judge  of  the  Court  of  Common 
Pleas  in  Ireland,  and  by  her  (who  <L  in  April,  18S4)  left» 

BoaKKr-MoaaLLXT,  now  of  BaUyshandufi'e. 

Aithur-Wiliiam,  late  of  the  4th  or  Kine's  Own  regiment ; 
m.  his  coosin.  Miss  Mary  Johnson,  and  has  Issue. 

Oeoige- Holmes,  M.D.;  m.  in  1849,  Florence -Gertrude, 
dan.  of  the  late  Heniy  McCUntook,  Esq.  of  Duudalk. 


Seat— BaDyahaaduflb^  Ballybrittas,  (Queen's  0>unty. 

ALSTON  OF  ELMDON  HALL. 

ALBfov,  William-Ohabub,  Esq.  of  Elmdon  Hall, 
ooi  Warwick,  b.  22  March,  1796;  m.  8  Dec  1841, 
Elinbeth-Ami,  dau.  of  CoL  Fetheraton,  of  Padk- 
wood,  and  has  issoe, 

L  WnxiAM-CnABLBB,  6.  S  Nov.  184S. 

n.  Jsmes-Fethevston,  6. 19  Oct  1844. 

And  three  daughters. 

This  gentleman  is  son  of  the  late  James  Alston,  Esq. 
of  wIdsoo  Hill,  by  his  wife,  Anne  Holty  of  The 
Woodlioases,  Shropshire. 

■imu— As.,  tea  estofles,  or,  fbur,  three,  two,  and  one ;  on 
a  dUat,  ng.,  a  crescent  leteised,  gu.,  between  two  boars' 


Omt^A  deml^agle,  wings  displayed,  or;  on  each  wing  a 
vescent  ravened,  gu. 
lf«tto— In  altom. 

leal— Kfandon  HaD,  WarwickaUra 
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A  M  S 

AMERY  OF  PARK  HOUSE. 

Amsrt,  John,  Esq.,  F.S.  A,  of  Park  House,  Stour- 
bridge, CO.  Worcester,  J.P.  and  D.L,,  barrister-ai-law, 
6.  10  Feb.  1799 ;  m.  1  Nov.  1824,  Anna-Dorothea, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Frederick-William  Foster,  of 
Derbyshire,  elder  brother  of  John  Foster,  Esq.  of 
Bricldiill,  co.  Bedford,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Johk-Fbbdbbiok  Fostkb,  B.A.,  b.  24  Dec.  1826. 

n.  Edmund- Verdon,  M.A.  in  holy  orders,  b.  21  July,  1827. 

m.  Henry  Dickinson,  b.  28  Sept.  1831. 

rr.  William-D'Ameiy,  6. 1  Deo.  1889. 

X.  Anna-Eleonora,  d.  10  Aug.  1844. 

n.  Garoline-Amelia.        m.  Henrietta-Louisa-Ctortrude. 

TV.  Mary-KmrneHne. 

%intli%t. — The  family  of  D'Ameiy  came  to  England 
with  the  OoNQUBBOB,  fh>m  Tours;  and  different  branches 
were  subsequently  seated  in  the  counties  of  Somerset, 
Oxford,  Devon,  and  Olouoeeter. 

Boon  D'AMxaT,  of  Tate,  co.  Gloucester,  and  his  descen- 
dants, held  the  manor  of  Weston  Birt,  in  the  same  oo.,  firom 
the  22nd  Edward  III.,  until  it  was  alienated  by  Biohabo 
D'Amsbt,  of  Codrington,  about  the  year  1810 :  fhnn  this 
Bichard  descended  BooxR  D'Ambrt,  whose  son,  John,  was 
father  of  Biohabd  Ambry,  of  Stoney  Stainton,  oo.  York, 
father  of  an  only  son,  Biohabd  Ambrt,  Esq.  of  FisUaksb 
who  m.  Miss  Conway,  and  had  two  sons,  of  whom  the  elder, 
Balph  Ambrt,  Esq.  of  Womersley,  m.  Ann  Banks,  and  was 
father  of  an  only  son,  John  Ambry,  Esq.  who  m.  Ann 
Eodes,  and  left,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  successor,  the 
present  John  Ambrt,  Esq.  of  Park  House,  Stourbridge. 

Arm$—ATg.,  three  bars,  nebul^  gu. ;  over  all  a  bend, 
engrailed,  as. 
Crut^-Ovkt  of  a  mural  crown,  a  talbot's  head. 
If  oMo— Tu  ne  cede  maUs. 
Seat—Ptak.  Houae^  Btouibxidge,  co.  Worcester. 


AMES  OF  THE  HYDR 

Ames,  Lionel,  Esq.  of  The  Hyde,  co.  Bedford,  h, 
18  July,  1810;  m.  10  June,  1848,  Augusta-Percy, 
dau.  of  Col.  Sir  John-Monllyon  Wilson,  C.B.,  K.H., 
and  has  issue, 

I.  IdONBL-NBVILLB-FBBDBBIOK,  b.  21  Feb.  1850. 

n.  Percy-Oeoige,  b.  7  May,  1851. 
in.  Gerard-Vivian,  6.  T  Aug.  1852. 

Mr.  Ames  is  lieui.-coL  of  the  Herts  militia,  and  a 
magistrate  for  the  counties  of  Herts  and  Bedford. 
He  $.  his  father  in  18^6. 

ILftlf AQt* — Levi    Ambs,    Esq.  mayor  of  Bristol  in 

1789,  son  of  Jeremiah  Ames,  m.  Ist^  in  1770,  Anna-Karia, 

dau.   of  Chauncy  Poole,  Esq.  also  of  Bristol,  by  Anna* 

Maria  his  wife,  sister  of  Sir  lionel  Lyde,  Bart,  of  Ayot 

St.  Lawrence,  and  had  issue,  , 

LiOMBL,  who  assumed  the  surname  of  Ltdb  on  succeeding 

to  the  estates  of  Sir  Lionel  Lyde,  Bart.    He  d.  in  Jan. 

1861. 

Jeremiah,  who  m.  Mary,  youngest  dau.  of  J.-F.  Pinner, 
Esq.  of  Somerton,  oo.  Somerset ;  and  d.  without  issue  m 
1820. 

Lbvi,  late  of  The  Hyde.  John. 

Oeoige-Heniy,  who  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  Q.  Acland,  Esq. 
Maria,  m.  to  Bichard  liewellyn,  Esq.  of  Westlnuy,  oo. 
Gloucester. 

Sarah,  m.  to  her  cousin,  John  Olive,  Esq.  of  Beach  Hffl, 
CO.  Monmouth. 

Phcsbe,  m.  to  her  cousin,  the  Bev.  James  Olive. 
Harriet^  d.  wwa. 

The  8rd  son, 

Lbti  Ambb,  Esq.  of  The  Hyde,  b.  80  Nov.  1778;  m.  18 
June^  1808,  Anne-Bird,  dau.  of  Henry  Metcalfe,  Esq.  of 
Murton  and  SeatonviUe,    co.  Northumberland,  and   has 


LiovBL,  now  of  The  Hyde. 

HenirJfetcalfe,  m.  in  Nov.  1852,  Elisabeth-Sarah,  dan. 

of  Mfi^or  Hodgson  Cadogan,  of  Brinkbum  Prioiy,  oo. 

Northumberland. 

Emily- Aune,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Frederick  Sullivan. 
Mary,  m.  to  Col.  Codrington,  of  the  Coldstream  guards. 
Margarot-Bose,  m.  to  Cwpt  R.  Blane,  2nd  life-giiards. 
Harriet-Elisabeth,  m.  to  Obtain  Sidlcy  Burdett»  Cold- 

stream  guards. 
Xr.  Ames,  a  magistrsto  for  the  cos.  of  Bedford  and  Hert% 


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A  M  n 

and  a  dop.-lieut.  of  the  latter,  senrod  as  BhcrUT  of  Bedford- 
ahira  in  1840.    He  d.  in  1846. 

Arms    Aiy.,  on  a  bend,  ootiaed,  n.,  three  roses  of  the 
field,  seeded,  or,  barbed,  vert. 
OreM — A  rose,  ars' ,  stalked  and  leared,  vert. 
&at— The  Hyde,  Beds. 


AMHERST  OF  FIELD  GATE  HOUSR 

Amherst,  The  Rby.  FRANdB-KBRitiL,  of  field 
Qate  Hoiue,  oo.  Warwick,  h.  17  July,  1819. 

HtUaS^.^Thia  is  an  ancient  Bssez  fiunily.    TIm  late 

William-Kesril  Amhkbst,  Esq.  of  Pamdon,  in  that 
eoonty,  m.  in  May,  1817,  Mary-Louisa,  dan.  of  Francis 
Fortescue  Turvile,  Esq.  of  Bosworth  Hall,  co.  Leicester, 
and  left  issue, 

FsAjrcu-KniBiL,  now  of  Field  Gate  House. 

William^oseph.  b.  7  July,  18S0. 

Osroline.  )  ^„„. 

Mary-Barbara,  /  ^"^ 

Mary-Iiouiia.  Harriet-Ana. 

Jm$  On.,  three  tilting  (q»ears  <»:  lanoes,  erect,  in  fesse^ 
or,  headed,  as. 

Crtttr— On  a  mount,  vm*t,  three  like  spears,  one  erec^  and 
two  in  saltier,  girt  with  a  wreath  of  laurel,  ppr. 

&at— Field  Gate  House,  Kenilworth. 


AMCOTTS  OF  HACKTHORN. 
See  Cbacbofi. 


AHOS  OF  ST.  IBBS. 

Amos,  Andrew,  Esq.  of  St  Ibbe,  oo.  Hertford, 
l>arri8ter-at-lnw;  m.  1  Aug.  1826,  Margaret,  dau.  of 
the  Rot.  Professor  Lax,  of  the  Uniyersity  of  Cam- 
bridge, and  has  issue^ 

L  WiLUAX.  n.  James. 

m.  Gilbert-Andrew.  nr.  SheldwL 

I.  Maigaret-Isabella. 

This  distinguished  lawyer,  son  of  James  Amos,  Esq., 
by  Franoee-Comelia  Bontfi,  his  wife,  dau.  of  General 
Bont^,  goyemor  of  Kegapatam,  s.  to  St.  Ibbs,  at  the 
decease  of  his  father-in-law,  in  1836,  and  is  a  magis- 
trate for  Herts.  He  was  lately  member  of  the 
Supreme  Coimcil  of  India.* 

Crett^A  stsg's  hted. 
Ifolto— Sapere  aude. 
Seal-eL  Ibbs,  Hitoben. 

AMPHLETT  OF  CLENT  HOUSE. 

Amphlett,  John,  Esq.  of  Clent  House,  co.  Wor- 
cester, b.  29  March,  1820;  m.  18  May,  1844,  Jane, 
datL  of  the  late  Robert  Smithson,  Esq.  of  Skipwith, 
00.  York,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHH,  b.  82  March,  1845. 

n.  Oharles-Hugfa,  6.  19  March,  1847.  d.  an  infant. 

I.  Jane-Elisabeth. 

ILint2l0f . — ^This  fiunily  anciently  resided  at  Salwarpe, 
CO.  Worcester. 

WitUAX  Amphlrt,  Bsq.  lord  of  the  msncnr  of  Hadsor, 
in  that  shire,  son  of  William  Amphlett,  of  Salwarpe, 
Ump.  Jamis  I.  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  John  Sparrow,  of 
Clent,  00.  Stafford,  and  was  father  of 

BiCHARD  Amphlrt,  Esq.  of  Hadsor,  who  ta.  Anne, 
dan.  of  Edward  Cookes,  of  Bentley  Paunoefote,  Esq.  and 
had,  with  three  daus.  (Elizabeth,  wife  of  Robei-t  CUva,  of 
Etyche,  Esq.;  Anne,  wife  of  John  Hunt.  Esq.,  of  Ctxester; 
and  Frances,  wife  of  John  DoughtieX  three  sons,  Tis. 

I.  JO0K,  who  m.  Luoy  Perrot,  and  d.  $.  p. 

II.  William,  of  Astley,  co.  Worcester,  who  m.  Anne,  dao. 
of  the  Rer.  Thomas  James,  of  Sedgeley^  wd  had  five 


SOQS,  Richard.  JohiL  William,  Joseph,  ana  ^om.is,  and 
one  dao^Anne.  wife  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Bell,  rector  of 
<^aat.  The  eldest  sou,  Richabd  Amphlett,  Esq.  of 
Hadsor.  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Hyett,  of  Amely, 
and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

William  Amphlett.  Esq.  of  Hadsor,  who  m.  Christian, 
dau.  of  John  Amphlett.  of  Cleut,  Esq.,  and  had,  with 
a  dan.  (Harriet,  wife  of  Captain  John  EdwardsX  four 
sons,  1  Richabd,  his  heir:  8  John,  D.D.,  rector  of 
Dodeihill.  oo.  Woroester  (fiather  of  John,  d.  «.   p.. 


AND 

Aubrey,  d.  a  p.,  RSchaid.  Joseph.  Elizabeth,  si.  to 
Henry  Burslem.  Esq..  and  Fendope,  of  Monmouth)  ; 
8  Joeeph,  of  Dudley  (father  of  Edward,  ot  Brome.  co. 
Stafiord,  wbo  m.  Caroline,  dau.  of  Jacob  Turner,  Esq. 
of  Fark  Hall,  in  Kidderminster,  and  had  issue);  and 

4  Martin,  rector  of  Stamford,  co.  lincohi.  The  eldeafc 
son.  BiCBABD  Amphlett,  Esq.  of  Hadsor.  Uving  ta 
1780  m.  Lydia.  dau.  and  co-hmr  of  John  H<dmden.  of 
Crowle.  oo.  Woroester.  and  had  a  son  and  successor. 
The  Ret.  Richabd  Holmdbx  Amphlrt,  of  Hadsor, 
who  m.  1st,  adao.  of  Fanl,  of  Finedon.  co.  Northamp- 
ton ;  and  2iid]y,  Jane^  dan.  of  Thomas  Dudley,  c€ 
Shutend.  in  Himlsy,  by  both  of  whom  he  has  iasoa. 
The  chUdran  by  his  first  wife  ar^  1  Richard-Paul,  of 
Iinc<^'s  Inn,  M.A..  barristei^at-Uw;  m.  2  Dec.  1840» 
Fnnces,  only  dilld  of  the  late  Edward  Fenand.  Esq^ 
of  St.  Ives,  oo.  York :  3  Hohnden.  of  Birmingham ; 

5  Marthi;  4Charies.of  London;  6  William;  1  Sarah; 
S  Louisa;  and  S  Julia. 

m.  Joseph,  of  whose  line  we  have  to  treat. 
The  Srd  son. 

Joseph  Amphlett.  Esq.  of  Clent.  m.  Anne.  dau.  of  Sir 
Charles  Lyttetton,  of  Fnmkl^,  and  had,  with  other  iaane^ 
a  son  and  successor, 

John  Amphuot,  Esq.  of  dent,  who  la.  Mary.  dau.  of 
John  Cardale.  Esq.  of  Dudley,  and  widow  of  Edward 
Martin,  of  Leigh  Court,  oo.  Worcester,  and  had,  with  » 
dau.  (Chxistian,  la.  1st.  to  Wm.  Amphlett,  Esq.  of  Hadsor, 
and  2ndly,  to  Thomas  Hdbeaoh,  Esq.)  a  son  and  suooeaaor, 

John  Amphlett,  Esq.  of  Clent,  who  m.  Msry,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Hopwood,  Esq.  of  Droitwich,  and  had, 

John,  his  heir. 

Mary,  m,  to  Henry,  son  of  Dr.  Cameron,  of  Worcester. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Col.  Andrews,  banack-master  at  Gibraltar. 

Christian,  m.  to  William  Wilkinson,  Esq. 

Mamiret,  m.  Ist,  to  John-Perrott  Noel,  of  Bell  Hall,  Eaq.  ; 
Sndiy,  to  Henry  Andrewi^  Esq.;  and  Srdly,  to  J<mn 
Owinndl.  Esq. 
Mr.  Amphlett  d.  in  1777,  end  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Amphlett,  Esq.  of  Clent,  b.  in  1763,  who  vt.  in 
1789.  Elisa-Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Hill.  Bsq.  of 
Dennis,  in  the  same  county,  by  whom  (who  0.  in  1887)  ha 
had  issue, 

L  John.  b.  1795;  m.  hi  1810.  Eliza,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-heirof 

Benjamin  Benyon.  Bsq.  of  Haughton.  in  Shiffnall,  oow 

Salop,  M.P.  for  Stafford ;  and  d.  9  Deo.  1836.  leaving  iasus^ 

1  John,  present  representatiTo.  1  EUza-Maiim 

n.  Thomas. 

I.  Maxgarec,  d.  1839.  n.  Eliza- Anne.         ni.  Manr. 

IV.  Harriet,  m.  to  John-Perrott  Noel.  Esq.  of  Bell  HalL 

T.  Caroline.  Ti.  Sophia,  d.  young.  m.  Louisa. 

Mr.  Amphlett  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  grandson,  the 
present  John  Amphlett,  Esq.  of  Clent  House. 

Jmut—Axg.,  a  fesse  between  three  lozenges^  as. ;  in  chiof  a 
dnquefoil,  sa. 
Cittt — A  dromedaxy,  ppr. 
Seat— Cleut  House,  oo.  Stafford. 


ANDERSON  OF  JESMOND  HOUSE. 

AiTDSBSON,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Jesmond  House,  ca 
Northumberland,  and  Waliington  Lodge,  oo.  Surrey, 
b.  21  Sept  1789 ;  m.  7  June,  1S27,  Isabella,  dau.  of 
Robert  Simpson,  M.D.,  of  St.  Petersbux^gh,  formerly 
of  Sebrigham  Hall,  Cumberland,  and  has  iaaue^ 

I.  John-Soulsbt,  b.  22  June,  1828. 

n.  Robert-Oerard.  b.  9  June,  1890. 

m.  Thomas-Qoldsborough,  6.  5  April,  1833. 

rv.  Charles-King,  6.  24  Aug.  18.^. 
Mr.  Anderson  «.  his  father  1829,  and  served  as  sheriff 
of  Newcasde  in  1812. 

E(tttagr«— This  famUy  was  settled  In  NewcasUe  from 
the  time  of  Elizabeth,  until  about  tha  year  1090,  when 
they  removed  to  North  Shields,  where  they  held  property, 
a  portion  of  which  still  continues  in  posBoasi<»  of  ^e 
fiunily.  About  the  middle  of  the  last  ceatuzy  they 
returned  to  Newcastle. 

Okraro  Anderson,  b.  in  1846,  w.  Elisabeth  Kicholson 
and  d.  in  1711,  leaving,  with  a  dau.  Barbara,  m.  to  CapL 
Valentine  Wye,  a  son, 

Thomas  Anskbson,  who  was  fkther  of  two  sens,  Edward. 
who  emigrated  to  America,  and 

Thomas  AicnsRaoN,  6.  in  1710,  who  m.  87  Sept.  1736^ 
Eleanor  Soulsby,  of  Newcastle^  and  had,  with  two  daua., 
three  sons, 

I.  Thomas,  who  d.  «mm.  in  1780. 

n.  Mutthew.  6.  in  1754;  who  settled  in  St.  Peterabuxv 
about  the  end  of  the  last  centuzy ;  and  d.  in  1834.  leaving 
issue  three  sons,  1  Thomas,  6.  at  St.  Petersburg;  179S ; 


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AND 


t  ^ohn,  M.  FnuMeSt  dau.  of  Bob«rt  Simpeon,  H.D.,  and 
kM  taM,  Robori- Alexia,  m.  Harriet,  dau.  of  Robert 
Gatt^y.  Esq.,  Thomas  -  Qerard,  and  other  children; 
S  Matthew,  m.  Annie -Ehxabeth  Maine,  and  haa  iasue; 
1  Eleanor,  at.  to  Joeeph  Stother,  Esq. 
m.  JoBjr,  of  whom  we  treat. 

JoBsr  AsDEBSOV,  Esq.  of  Jeemond  House,  J.P.,  b.  1  Nov. 
IT57.  ai.  U  May,  1787,  Hannah,  dau.  ot  James  King;  Esq. 
of  Newcastle,  and  had  issue, 

TBoMAi,  now  of  Jeemond  Houssi 

Matthew,  of  Jeemond  Cottsge.  J.P.,  b.  18  April.  179S. 

Jmas  Crosby,  of  little  Benton,  m.  in  182^  Alice,  dau.  of 
Wmiam  Loeh,  Esq.  of  Pohit  Pleasant,  and  d.  in  1837. 
kartng  issue,  1  John,  b.  S  Feb  1826;  S  WUliam-Lofih, 
h.  1«  July.  1886;  8  James -Crosby,  6.  12  July,  1828; 
1  Alice :  aind  S  Eleanor- Adelaide. 

Jom.  of  Oozlodge  Hall,  Narthnmb«riand,  J.P.,  sheriff  of 
NewoBStle^  1820;  ».  in  1827,  Dorothy  -  Dinna,  dau.  of 
Qttrlea-DalsUm  Purria,  and  sister  of  Thomas  Purvis, 
taq.,  Q.C  ,  and  has  iasue.  1  Charles-Dalstou.  6.  16  March, 
mh;  1  Dorotlnr-BlizabeCh;  2  Hannah-Emily,  m.  3  May. 
1861,  to  W. -P.  Carter,  Esq..  eapt.  8Srd  regt ;  8  Marianne- 
Ptinris;  4  Eleanor;  and  6  Florence. 

Blsanor.  Ann.  Maiy. 

Mr.  Andenon  d.  0  May,  1829i 

Arwu—Fmr  naboMa,  as.  and  Tsrt,  a  bugle  horn  stringed, 
betwean  three  stags,  oouehant,  or. 

jCynf--On  a  mount,  vert,  a  stag  oouehant,  wounded  in  the 
~"  *^    an  arrow,  and  holding  in  his  mouUi  au  ear  of 
r..  duufged  on  his  side  wi^  a  bugle  horn,  or. 
Mnmdum,  au;q>iee  Deo. 
L  House,  CO.  Northumberland;  and  Walling- 


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ANDERSON  OF  GRACE  DIEU. 

AvDnsoN,  The  Rbv.  Joshua,  A.M.,  rector  of 
MyihaU,  oa  Carlow,  b,  8  Dec.  1770;  m.  Oct  1807, 
Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Capt  William  PerMval,  {see 
Pkbcbtal  of  Temple  S(mm)f  and  has  issue, 

L  Jamxi^  cT  O»aoo  Dieu  Lodge,  oo.  Waterford,  J.P.,  m. 
April,  1842,  ICaiigaret,  youngest  dau.  of  Thomas  Carow, 
Esq.  of  Ballinamona,  and  has  issue,  Jamea-Paul,  b.  21 
Jan.  1850 ;  Thomaa-William;  and  Jane-Margaret. 

o.  WOUam. 

UL  Bobert-Caraw,  M.D.,  90th  light  iniiuitry,  m.  13  Oct. 
1868,  Jane-Wallis,  only  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Henry  Bolton. 

IT.  Pknl-Chriatmas,  of  Proq)ectk  oo.  Kilkenny. 

T.  Alexander,  Ueut.  R.N. 

L  Anne.  si.  4  Feb.  1845,  Charles-Newport  Bolton,  Esq. 

n.  Jane-Ellen.  m.  Ellen.  it.  Catherine. 

▼.  Henrietta.  Ti.  Susan. 

linflflt* — AuDUJiDKB  ANDXBSOir,  Bsq.  of  Grace 
Din,  deaoenderi  from  Anderson  of  Wester- Airderbeck,  was 
Mphsw  of  the  Ber.  Arthur  Anderson,  chaplain  to  WiL- 
UAM  HI.,  and  Mi^or  Anderson,  of  Grace  Dieu.  He  m. 
t  Feb.  1721,  Hiss  Brewster,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Wm. 
Bkevitar,  Esq.  son  of  Sir  Francis  Brewster,  twice  lord- 
aayor  of  DuUin.  By  her  (who  d.  in  1754X  Mr.  Anderson 
Wt  (with  two  daus.,  of  whom  the  elder,  Jane,  m.  Robert 
Cue*.  Esq.  of  Woodenstown,  co.  Tipperaiy)  a  son  and  heu*, 

Jims  AvDBBSOir,  Esq.  of  Grace  Dimi.  m.  in  1764,  Susanna, . 
yooagest  dan.  of  Christmas  Paul.  Esq.  by  EUen  his  wife, 
teWhtsr  of  Robert  Carew,  Esq.  M.P.,  of  CuUe  Boro',  co. 
Wofocd,  great-unde  of  Lord  Carew,  and  had  iaaue, 

Jamb,  hia  hair. 

Fnl  (SIrX  C  B.,  K.C.,  general,  colonel  of  the  78th  High- 

■ndara.  and  goremor  of  Peudennia  Castle ;  d.  $.  p.  1851 

Ateranrter,  capt  in  the  army;  0.  in  Bath,  in  1883.  a.  p. 

"-"7.B.M  :  Aa.p.  ^ 


Joshua,  in  hoiy  orders,  preeentrepresentatireof  the  family. 

fiobart,  an  oOcer  in  the  42nd  rogt,  who  was  killed  at 
iha  battle  of  Alexandria^  «.  p. 

nan. 
1Waldeal8ea» 

Jajob  Awpmsoir,  Esq.  of  Grace  Dieu,  d.  in  London,  in 
1818.  «.  p.,  and  left  his  estates  to  his  brother,  the  pr^aent 
Bit.  Jouua  Aja>KBS0H. 

Am^~4^mrimfy:  1st  and  4th,  aig.,  a  aaltier,  engraUed, 
iL,  batwean  two  muUets  in  chiet  gu.,  and  as  many  boars' 
Ma.  waaed,  in  the  flanks,  of  the  last:  2nd  and  3rd,  gu..  a 
ibmon.  arm.,  between  three  estoiles,  aig. 

Crm—An  oak-trae,  ppr. 

M9tl9   Orer  the  crast,  "Stand  sure.**    Under  the  arms. 

imiimn   Myihan  Glebe,  co.  Cariow. 


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ANDERTON  OF  EUXTON. 

Anderton,  William-Incb,  Esq.  of  Euxton  and 
Ince,  both  in  oo.  Lancaster;  m.  14  Not.  1823,  Fran- 
ces, only  dau.  of  Christopher  Crook,  Esq.  of  London^ 
and  first  cousin  to  Thomas  Qillebrand,  Esq.  ot  Gille- 
brand  Hall,  by  whom  he  has  an  only  son, 

Wuxiam-Miohabl-Inob,  6.  29  Sept  1825,  m.  12  Sept  1850, 
Lady  Emma  -  Frances  Plunkett^  dau.  of  the  Eaxl  of 
FingaU. 

Mr.  Anderton  «.  his  father  in  1811. 

ILCtttXSt* — Jaios  Andsbtoit,  Esq.  of  Euzton,  des- 
cended from  a  2nd  son  of  Anderton  of  Anderton,  wedded 
Ann,  dau.  of  Henry  Banister,  Esq.  of  The  Bank,  in  the  co. 
of  Lancaster,  and  relict  of  Thomas  Farington,  Esq.  of 
Farington.    He  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Hugh  Aira>BBTOK,  Esq.  of  Euxton,  who  m.  Ist,  a  dau.  of 
—  Butler,  Esq.  of  Rawdiffe ;  and  2ndly,  Alice,  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander Standish,  Esq.  of  Standish.  He  had  (besides  four 
daus.,  Dorothy,  m.  to  Edward  Rigby,  Esq.  of  Bury ;  Jane, 
whod.  wMn.;  Anne,  m.  to  William  Hei^eth.  Esq.  of  Maioes; 
and  Alice,  m.  to  Cuthbert  aifton,  Esq.  of  WestbyX  two  sons, 
WxLLLAM  and  Hugh,  of  Clayton.  Hugh  Anderttm  d.  about 
the  year  1852,  and  was  «,  by  his  grandson, 

Hugh  Ahdkbtoit,  Esq.  of  Euxton,  son  of  William  Ander- 
ton, Esq.  by  Isabel  his  wife,  dau.  and  beir  of  William  Han- 
cock, Esq.  of  Pendle  HalL  He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Roger 
Kirkby,  Esq.  and  left  at  his  decease  in  1664,  a  dau.,  Dorothy, 
m.  to  John  Bradshaw,  Esq.  of  Daniog,  in  An^^esea^  and  a  son, 

HuoH  Andsbtok,  Esq.  of  Euxton,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau. 
of  Francis  Traps,  Baq.  of  Nidd,  and  left,  at  his  demise  (with 
other  issue),  Margaret,  the  wife  of  Robert  Blundell,  Esq.  of 
bice  Blundell,  in  the  co.  of  Lancaster,  and  a  son  and  suo- 


WiLUAM  ANDXBTOir,  Esq.  of  Euxton,  who  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Richard,  6th  Viscount  Mulyneux,  and  relict  of  Thomas 
Clifton,  Esq.  of  Lytham,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1752)  he  had 
(with  two  daus.,  Catherine,  wife  of  Sir  Robert  Gerard.  Bart, 
and  Ann,  a  nun  at  Calais)  two  sons,  Williav,  his  heir,  and 
Francis,  a  monk,  who  d.  at  Linley,  in  Salop. 

William  Akdebtok,  Esq.  of  Euxton,  the  elder  son,  m. 
Frances,  dau.  and  heir  of  Christopher  Ince,  Esq.  of  Ince 
Hall,  in  the  CO.  of  Lancaster,  representative  of  one  of  the 
most  ancient  fiamilies  in  that  shire,  and  had  (with  three 
other  sons,  Robert,  Thomas,  and  FrandsX  a  successor,  at 
his  decease  in  1811.  the  present  WiujAM-Iycs  Avdcbtoh, 
Esq.  of  Euxton  and  Ince. 

*«*  From  a  third  son  of  the  House  of  Akdkbtoh  o/Jnder' 
ton  descended  Lawrxmcs  Akdebtok,  who  founded  the 
fkmily  of  Lostock.    (See  Bubks's  Bxtinct  BaronHage), 

Jmu—StL,  a  chevron,  between  three  shackbolts,  aig; 
CrtM — ^A  curlew,  ppr. 
AfoMo— We  stoop  not 

<S?a<a— Euxton  uoU,  near  Choriey;  and  Ince  Hall,  near 
Wigan. 


ANDREWS  OF  LITTLE  LEVER  AND 
RIVINGTON. 

Andrews,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Little  Lever  and 
Rivington,  co.  Lancaster,  J. P.,  b.  at  Rivington  HalL 
13  Jan.  1785. 

ICnra^e. — ^Thls  is  a  branch  of  the  andent  fiunily  of 
Andrew  o/ Charvelton,  oo.  Noilhampton.  founded  by  Ralph 
Andbsw,  of  Gray's  Inn,  son  of  Thomas  Andrew,  of  Carlisle, 
anno  12S8,  as  i4)pears  from  a  certificate  under  the  hand  and 
seal  of  John  Andrew,  son  of  Sir  John  Andrew,  of  Charwel- 
toD,  now  among  the  archives  of  the  College  ot  Arms. 

JoHH  AiTDRSW,  Esq.  of  Little  Lever  Hall,  son  and  heir  of 
Nicholas  Andrew,  citixen  of  London,  by  Hoth,  dau.  of  Thos. 
Lever,  Esq.  of  Little  Lever,  oo.  Lancaster,  a  captain  in 
Cbomwsll's  army,  entered  his  pedigree  at  the  visitation  of 
Lancashire,  16  May,  1664,  by  Sir  William  Dugdate,  Norroy 
King-at-Arms.  He  m.  for  his  2nd  wife,  in  1658,  Jane^  dan. 
and  heiress  of  Robert  Lever,  Esq.  of  Darcy  Lever,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, and  had  issue.    The  son  and  heir, 

JoHK  AVDBXW,  otherwise  Aifnasws,  of  little  Lever  and 
Rivington,  m.  6  July,  1682,  Anna,  dau.  of  Robert  Mcrt,  Esq. 
of  Little  Hulton,  oo.  Lancaster,  and  had  issue, 

Robert  Akprxws,  of  Bolton-le-Moors,  oo.  Lancaster,  2nd 
son,  m.  Dec  80,  1712,  Hannah,  dau.  of  Joeeph  Crompton, 
Esq.  of  Hackin,  oo.  Lancaster,  afterwards  of  Bolton-le-Moon^ 
in  the  same  county,  and  had,  with  other  issue^ 


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A  N  K 

I.  JosxPH,  of  whom  preaently. 

n.  Robert,  b.  20  June,  1728 ;  minittor  of  the  presbyterlan 

ehapeU  Bridgenorth.  oo.  Salop ;  tit.  Hannah,  dau.  of  — 

Haslewood,  of  Bridgenorth ;  a,».p. 

in.  James,  of  Manchester,  and  afterwards  of  Bolton-le- 

Moors,  00.  Lancaster,  6.  4  Feb.  1728;  m.  31  Oct  1760, 

Susanna,  second  dau.,  and  eventually  co-heiress,  of  Robert 

Ihikinaeld,  Esq.  of  Manchester,  son  of  Sir  Robert  Dukin- 

field,  Bart.,  and  had  issue  two  daus.  and  co-heiresses 

(he  d.  in  Not.  1768 ;  she  (f.  in  Jan.  1787),  vis., 

1  Susanna,  6.  29  June,  1765 ;  m.  8  July.  1776,  the  Rev. 

Jonathan  HodgUnson,  of  Hindloy,  oo.  Lancaster,  and 

had  issue,  James-Andrews,  6.  26  Jan.  1783 :  William, 

b.  12  March,  1786 ;  and  Susanna-Andrews,  6.  8  April, 

1791 :  m.  her  cousin,  Thomas  Hibbert»  Esq.  of  Evexton, 

00.  Lancaster. 

S  Frances,  b.  11  June,  1761 ;  m.  at  Wlgan,  oo.  Lancaster, 
23  Feb.  1789.  the  Rev.  Nathaniel  Hibbert,  of  Rivington, 
oo  Lancaster,  and  had  with  junior  issue,  Thomas,  of 
Brerton,  oo.  Lanoaster.  6.  21  Aug.  1791 ;  mi.  his  cousin, 
Susanna-Andrews  Hoogkinson,  as  before  mentioned, 
and  has  issue,  Thomas-Doming,  b.  29  July,  1821,  of 
the  Middle  Temple^  borrister-at^w. 

Joseph  Ahdrswb,  of  Bolton-le-Moors,  son  and  heir,  b,  85 
Not.  1716,  tit.  Hannah,  dau.  of  Edward  Kenyon,  of  that 
plaoe^  and  had  issuer 

L  ROBBBT. 

I.  Hannah,  b.  18  April,  1740 ;  m.  in  1766,  John  Fletch«r, 
of  liTorpool,  and  had,  with  three  daus.,  four  sons, 
1  Thomas,  of  Liverpool,  6.  22  June,  1767 ;  m.  Anna,  dau. 

of  William  Enfield.  LL.D.,  and  has  issue. 
8  Joseph,  of  Uverpool,  6.  19  Oct  1768 ;  m.  Ellsa,  dau. 

of  RoDert  Nicholson,  of  liverpool,  and  has  issue. 
8  John,  of  Uvexpool,  b.  20  April.  1773 ;  d.  24  Aug. 

1844.    He  «.  1st,  Elixa,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hodgson,  of 

Caton,  oo.  Lancaster,  and  had  issue.    He  n.  2ndly, 

Sarah,  dau.  of  Eli  Ja^ror,  of  Liveipool,  and  had  issue. 
4  Robert,  of  Tozteth  Park,   near  Liverpool;  6.  6  Sept 

1776;  JR.  his  cousin,  Hannah-Maria,  dau.  of  Robert 

Andrews,  Esq.,  of  whom  hereafter. 

Mr.  Joseph  Andrews^  d.  29  Oct  1749,  and  was  $.  by  his  son 
Imdbeir, 

RoBBBT  Aira>BBWii,  Esq.  of  little  Lever  and  Rivington ;  he 
having  ».  to  theestates^  on  the  death  of  Mr.  Wilson,  as  great- 
nephew  and  heir-at-law  of  John  Andrews  aforeraid;  b.  80 
Dec.  1741,  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  Samuel  Darbishire,  of  Bol- 
ton-le-Moors, by  whom  he  had  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cockshott,  Esq.  of  Marlow,  oo.  York, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  29  April,  1791)  hadlssue, 

RoBKBT,  his  heir. 

John,  b.  26  July.  1786. 

Anna- Maria,  6.  21  July,  1783  ;  m.  her  cousin.  Robert 
Fletcher,  of  Toxteth  Paris,  as  before  mentioned,  and  has 


Mr.  Andrews,  J.P.  for  Lancashire,  d.  13  Aug.  1798,  and  was 
«.  by  his  son  and  heir,  the  present  Robebt  Ajidbbw%  Esq. 
of  Little  Lever  and  Rivington. 

.^raw— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th.  gu..  a  saltier,  or,  sur- 
mounted of  another.  Tert ;  in  chief,  a  trefoil,  arg.,  for  diflfia- 
renoe,  for  Andbcws;  2nd  and  3rd.  aiig.,  two  bends^  sa.,  the 
one  in  chief,  engrailed,  for  Letbb  of  Darey  Lever. 

Crut—A  Mo^s  head,  in  profile,  oouped  at  the  shoulden^ 
ppr. ;  in  the  ear  a  pendant  aig. 

ifoOo— Fortiter  defendit 

Aitf— RiTmgton  Hall,  co.  Lancaster. 


ANKETELL  OF  ANKETELL  GROVR 

Ankrtell,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Anketell  QroTo,  oo. 
Monagban,  J.P.  and  D.L. ;  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John 
Waring  MaxweU,  Esq.  of  Finnebrogue,  oo.  Down, 
and  hi^  issue, 
L  MATTEBW-Jomr,  b.  81  Oct  1812,  high-sheriff  for  the 
county  of  Monagban,  in  1884 ;  m.  6  Feb.  1840,  Frances- 
Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  DaTid  Ker,  Esq.  of  PortaTo,  oo. 
Down,  by  the  Lady  Selioa  his  wife,  sister  of  the  late 
Marquess  of  Londonderry,  and  has  issue, 
n.  William.  m.  Oliver.  it.  Fitaameline. 

y.  MazweU.  ti.  Moutray. 

I.  Anne-Dorothea,  m.  in  1888,  to  the  Rer.  Robert  Loftos 
•     Tottenham,  2nd  son  of  Lord  Robert  Tottenham,  Bishop 
oTClogher. 
n.  Maria,  m.  in  1889.  to  the  Rot.  John  Bunbuzy,  eldest 
■on  of  Sir  James  Richaidson-Bunboiy,  Bart,  of  Angfaer 
Oastle,  00.  Tyrone, 
m.  MatUda. 

IUtieX0f  • — The  fiunily  of  which  we  are  about  to  treat, 
was  of  high  station  in  the  co.  of  DorMt  at  a  Tory  remote 
period  (its  name  appearing  iu  Doomsday  Book),  and  so  early 
16 


A  N  S 

as  Iho  reign  of  Bdwabo  I.,  we  find  Fltsameline  Ansebfttil 
repi-esenting  the  borough  of  Shaftesbury  in  parliament  The 
English  line  has  long  since  passed  away,  but  a  branch  of  the 
ancient  stem  haTing  been  planted  in  the  north  of  Ireland 
temp.  Chablbs  I.,  the  Anketells  maintain  in  the  land  of  tbeir 
adoption  as  distinguished  a  position  as  did  their  EngHah 
progenitors  in  the  land  of  their  extraction. 

Matthbw  Abkbtbll,  Esq.  acquired  in  1686,  a  grant  oC 
land  in  the  co.  of  Monagfaan,  and  emigrated  to  Ireland, 
where  he  m.  Matilda,  dau.  of  Robert  Moore,  Beq.  of  Qmrwj 
C^wtle,  in  Tyrone,  and  had  a  son, 

Matthbw  Amkbtbll,  Esq.  of  Anketell  GroTe,  who  loat  his 
life  during  the  contest  between  King  Jambs  and  King  Wxi<- 
LiAM  in  1689,  fighting  on  the  side  of  the  latter  monamh. 
His  son, 

OuTEB  Amxxtbll^  Esq.  of  Anketell  (Jrove,  M.P.  for  the 
borough  of  Monsghan,  m.  28  Feb.  1716,  the  Hon.  Sarah  Canl- 
feild.  2nd  dau.  of  William,  2nd  Yisoount  Charlemont  (the 
gallant  and  well-known  participator  in  the  triumphs  of  the 
Eari  of  Petert>oroughin  SpainX  by  Anne  his  wife,  oxdy  dan. 
of  James  Margetson,  Lord  Archbishop  of  Armagh.  By  this 
lady,  who  d.  in  Deo.  1742,  Mr.  AnketeU  left,  with  other  iaeua, 
a  son  and  successor, 

Matthbw  Avxbtell,  Esq.  of  Anketell  OroTO,  who  wu  11 
March,  1748,  Anne.  dau.  of  Charles  Coote,  Esq.  of  Ooote  Hill, 
M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Cavan,  and  sister  of  Charles,  Earl  of  Bel- 
lament;  by  this  lady  he  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Matthbw  Abkbtbll,  Esq.  of  Anket^ell  Orove,  who  m.  let, 
in  1780,  Prudentia,  only  dan.  of  Thonoas  Steward  Oorry, 
Esq.  of  Rockoorry  Castle,  in  the  co.  of  Monagban,  \>y  whom 
he  had  a  dau.  Prudentia,  who  d.  in  youth.  He  wedded 
2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Norria,  and  had,  with 
other  issue,  a  son  and  heir,  the  present  William  Akutbll^ 
Esq.  of  Anketell  Grove. 

Arm*— Or,  a  cross,  raguUe,  vert 
Crett—An  oak-tree.  ppr. 
If  otto— Yade  ad  f ormioam. 
fi0a^-Anketell  Grove. 


ANNESLEY  OF  ARLEY  CASTLE. 

Aniteslbt,  Arthur -LTTTBi/roir,  Esq.  of  Arlej 
Castle,  00.  Stafford,  oapt  in  the  army,  h.  80  Not. 
1802;  m.  18  March,  1835,  Mary,  8rd  dau.  of  John 
Bradley,  Esq.  of  Colbome  Hall,  co.  Stafford,  and  has, 

X.  ABTHua-LTTTLRON,  b.  2  Sept  1887. 

n.  John-Oeoii^,  b.  8  Aug.  1889. 

L  Geoi^Bfiana-Lyttleton.  n.  Annabella-Lacy. 

m.  Augusta-Maiy. 
This  gentleman,  son  of  Major-Qen.  Norman  Mao- 
leod  (great-grandson  of  Sir  Roderick  Maoleod,  of 
Macleod),  by  Hester- Annabella  his  wife,  dait  of  the 
1st  Earl  of  Mountnorris,  took  the  name  and  arms  of 
Anneslbt,  by  royal  license,  in  1844,  having  a,  to  the 
estates  of  hb  maternal  undo,  George  Annesley,  last 
Earl  of  Moimtnorris.  Mr.  Annesley  is  a  magistrate 
for  the  coa  of  Stafford,  Worcester,  Salop^  and  Wex- 
ford. 

Amu—Ttlj  of  six,  axg.  and  as.,  over  all  a  bend,  gu. 

Crttt—A  Moor's  head  in  profile,  oouped,  ppr.,  wreathed 
about  the  temples,  arg.  and  as. 

if  otto— Vlrtutls  amore. 

&^»— Arley  Castle,  co.  Stafford;  and  fi't'^ftUn  Paxic.  oo. 
Wexford. 


AKSTRUTHER-THOMPSON. 
8u  Thomson  cifCharUUm. 

Al^STRUTHER  OF  HINTLESHAM  HALL. 

Anstruthbii,   JambbHahilton-Llotd,    Esq.    of 
Hintlesham  Hall,  oo.  Suffolk,  5.  21  Dec.  1807;  m. 
lst»  6  Deo.  1888,  Oeoigiana-Charlotte,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  Hon.  Lindsey  Biurell,  and   by  her   (who   d 
21  Sept  1848),  has  is«ue, 

Robcrt-Hamiltoh,  b.  S7  AprU,  1841. 

Priscilla-Barbara-Elisabeth. 

He  m.  2ndly,  1  Nov.  1847,  the  Hon.  Qeorgiana- 
Christiana,  dau.  of  Oeoige,  5th  Viscount  Barringtozi. 
and  by  her  has^ 


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ARC 

ftiBdi-Wmiam.  h.  20  Feb.  1849. 

JtaotM,  b.  9  Jan.  1852. 

^«il  and  OkO  (twinsX  *.  1  Doc  1852. 
Mr.  Ansbuther  is  next  brother  of  the  present  Sir 
lui^-Abercrombie  Anstnither,  Bart,  of  Balcaskie, 
JP-  "J^  ^e  2nd  son  of  the  late  General  Anstru- 
wer,  l^  Charlotte*Lnc7  ^  ^ife.  onlj  dau.  of  CoL 
James  Hamilton  (grandson  of  James,  4th  Duke  of 
Itoilton),  by  Lucy  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard 
Lloyd,  of  Hintlesham 


ilm»-rAiy.,  three  piles  i«kuj 
Crat — ^Two  arms  in  armour 
nttle^ze^  aU  ppr. 
iM(e— Periiaeem  ni  perUsaem. 
Atf-Bintleihain  Han.  Bofblk. 


from  the  chief,  sa. 

in  the  gauntlets  a 


ANTROBUS  OF  EATON  HALL. 

ARTROBua^  OiBBS-CiiAWTuitD,  Esq.  of  Eaton  Hall 

«a  Chester,  6.  27  May,  1798;  m.  1st,  28rd  June, 

1827,  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Coutts  Trotter,  Bart.. 

md  by  her  (who  d,  24  Nov.  1829),  had  one  son  and 

L  Jomi-CouR%  b.  28  Hot.  1829. 
He  «.  2ndly,  12  Jan.  1832,  Charlotte,  2nd  dau.  of 
&r  Edward  Crofton,  Bart,  and  sister  of  the  present 
Lwd  Crofton,  and  by  her  (who  d,  29  Sept  1839), 
Ittdiwue, 

1-  UwmKTrawfdxd,  b.  28  Feb.  1835. 

n.  Charles,  b,  26  Aug.  183«. 

L  Soean-Emily.  n.  Anna-lCaria. 

Mr.  Antoobua,  who  is  younger  brother  of  Sir  Ed- 
mund-William Antrobus,  Bart,  is  a  magistrate  and 
depu^-hwit  of  Cheshire,  and  was  high-sheriff  in 
1884. 

JJinfiqie.— F6r  descent,   see  Buaxx's   Pmofft   and 


^jjMj-Lowngy,  or  and  as.,  on  a  pale,  gu..  three estoOes  of 

^•'illltfS!?*'™*"  ^•^  couped,  arg.,  homed  and  maned. 
SSr^^*^''^'*^*^?^'*"*^  vw^  laauingoutof  rays.ppr. 
Vcoe— Dei  memor,  gratus  amicia.  "w-»*'4' 

«irt-latoBHall,  Congieton,  oo.  Chester. 


ARABIN  OP  BEECH  HILL  PARK. 

AiiBW,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Beech  Hill  Park,  co. 
Mex,  and  Drayton  House,  Middlesex,  b.  1  March, 
IJll;  sk  10  Oct.  1839,  Elizabeth-Mary,  eldest  dau. 
«  the  late  Sir  Henry  Meux,  Bart  of  Theobalds 
ran,  Herts,  and  has  issue, 

L  VuxLUf-Sr.  JvLiAir.  b.  28  Nov.  1848. 

L  Harfaane-EUzabeth.  u.  Alioe^Siarlotto. 

Mr.  AraWn,  JJ>.  for  the  cos.  of  Middlesex,  Herts, 
•ojEs8ei,andD.L.forthek8frnamed  shire,  t.  his 
Mierml841.  ,  ••  "« 

';fWH0t.— WnuAM  -  Br.  Juuzir  AaiBnr.  Esq.  of 
jNich  mi  Fari^  aeijeant-at-law.  m.  Maty,  sister  of  the 
WjafrHemy  Meox.  Bart  and  had  a  aon.  Biohaw),  his 
h!^U-^?**"*  AraWn,  who  was  judge -advocate -general 
o  l«I8-#,  d.  in  1841.  and  was  ».  by  hla  eon,  the  present 
««:«A«DAaAM».  Esq.  of  Beech  Hill  Park. 

i^I^^lt^^''^^'''**^^^**^  allppr..^ 

/2&  .^•P*^**'  aa..  ducaHy  crowned,  or. 
*23^ctS-2gri?*^  ~^  betwe«itwo  wing^  «l. 
j^Btt»-Nee  temera  nee  tfanlda. 
*—  "-    1HiUPaik,oo. - 


A  R  t) 

heir  of  Andrew  Aroedookneb  attemey-general  of  the  island 
of  Jamaica,  where  he  died  about  the  year  1785,  m.  Catherine, 
2nd  dau.  and  co-heireea  of  John  Leigh,  Baq.  of  Jlorth  Court 
House,  Isle  of  Wight,  and  d.  18  Dec  1809,  leaving  issue. 
Ahdbcw,  his  heir,  Chaloner.  d.  unm.,  Walter,  Froocoa- 
Katherine.  m.  2  April.  1810.  te  Lord  Huntingfield ;  and  Mary- 
Louisa,  d.  vnm,  in  July,  1818. 

The  eldest  son,  Andbbw  Asoedbokits,  Esq.  of  Olevering 
Hall,  00.  Suffolk,  ft.  in  Jan.  1780,  m.  29  Aug.  1816,  Harriot, 
only  dau.  of  Frands-Love  Beokford.  Esq.  of  Basing  Park. 
Hants,  by  whom  he  had  iasue^ 

Andrsw,  now  of  Glevering. 

Louisa,  m.  6  July,  1889.  the  Hon.  Joahua  Vanneck,  eldeat 
aon  of  Lord  Huntingfield.  ««««. 

Mr.  Aroedeckne.  who  eat  in  parliament  for  Dunwioh.  d, 
8  Feb.  1849. 

^mw— Aig.,  three  chevrona,  gu. 

Crettr—A  dexter  arm,  holding  in  the  hand  a  sword. 

S«rt— Glevering  Hall,  Su^E. 


ARCHBOLD  OF  DAVIDSTOWN. 
Arohbold,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Davidstewn,  co.  Kil- 
dare,  late  M.P.  for  that  county;  m.  Was  Copeland, 
and  became  a  widower  without  issue  in  1842. 

W^intKSf' — '^^  Archbolds  were,  in  early  times,  titular 
Barons  of  Timolin.  in  the  oo.  of  Kildare.    The  late 

Jamxs  Abohbold.  Esq.  of  Dublin,  s.  to  the  eetete  of 
Davidstown  and  the  repreeentation  of  his  ancient  tomily. 
on  the  demise  of  his  cousin.  John  Archbold.  Esq.  of 
Blackrath.  oo.  Kildare.  He  m.  Eleanor,  dan.  of  Thomaa 
Eavanagh.  Esq.  of  Bonis,  oo.  Carlow.  by  the  Lady  Susan 
his  wife,  sister  of  John  Butler.  Earl  of  Ormonde  and 
Ossory.  and  dying  about  the  year  1804.  left,  with  a  dan.  m. 
to  Robert  Cassidy.  Esq.  of  Monasterevan,  three  sona^ 
RoBBRT.  now  of  Davidstown;  James,  who  m.  in  184^ 
Miss  Power,  of  Faithlegue.  oo.  Waterfowl ;  and  John. 

Seat— Davidstown  Houses  oo.  Kfldaxe. 


ARCEDECKNE  OP  GLEVERINO  HALL. 

AwaDioon^  Akdrxw,  Esq.  of  Glevering  HalL 
co.Siiftc4k. 

jLfeWff^--CtaAMnmi  AmotDwaam,  Esq.  of  Olerering  I 


ARCHDALL  OP  CASTLE  ARCHDALL. 
Arohdall,  William,  Esq.  of  Castle  Archdall,  co. 
Fermanagh,  late  lieut-col.  4th  or  King's  Own  infan- 
try; s.  his  brother,  Gen.  Mervyn  Archdall,  in  1839; 
m.  Martha-Hawley,  dau.  of  James  Clarke,  Esq.  of 
Castle  Carey,  oo.  Someiset^  and  ia  a  widower  with- 
out issue.  ^ 

E(neXSe.— The  first  of  the  flunUy  of  Abobball.  who 
settled  in  Ireland  temp.  Eloabbtb,  was  Johw  Arohoatj., 
Esq.  of  Noraom  or  Norton  Hall,  in  the  co.  of  Norfolk.  His 
two  sons  were^ 

Edwabd.  his  belr.  and  John,  vicar  of  Luske  in  1664, 
great-gmndfather  of  the  R«v.  Mbbvik  Abohdalb.  author  of 
the  iionatlieon  ffitemicum, 

Anobl  Abohball  (the  eventual  heiress),  only  sister  of 
Edward  Archdall.  Esq.  of  Castle  Arehdall.  m.  Nicholas 
Moktoombbt.  Esq.  of  Deny  GonneUy,  co.  Petmanagh,  M.P. 
for  that  ahire,  aon  of  Hugh  Montgomeiy,  Eaq.  by  Katharine 
his  wife,  dau.  and  hefa:  of  Richard  Dunbar.  Esq.  of  Deny- 
gonelly.  Mr.  Montgomery  assumed  the  surname  and  arms 
of  Abchdall,  and  left  by  the  heiress  of  ArchdalL  who  d. 
about  1742  or  1748,  an  only  son,  u.m,  wno  «. 

MsBvnc  Abchdaxx^  Esq.  of  Castle  Archdall  and  TrilUo. 
M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Fermanagh,  who  m.  in  1762.  Maiy,  dau 
of  William-Heniy.  Yisoount  Cariow.  and  sister  of  John,  1st 
Earl  of  Portariington,  hy  whom  he  had  issne^ 

I.  MKBvnr.  his  heir. 

iL  WiLUAM,  present  representative  of  the  fcrnlly. 

^  S^T^***'  of  Rlversdale.  co.  Fermanagh.  hJgh-aherii: 
to  1813;  «.  2  Oct  18<».  Matilda,  todJS,  bf  WiU^ 
Humphiya,  Esq.  of  Ballyhaise^  ca  Cavan,  and  has  had 


««.  h%h-shsrtt  oC  Suflolk,  and  MP.  for  Westhoiy» 


17 


isad  I 


1  Mbbvtw.  late  ettpt,  6th  dragoona,  MP.  for  the  co.  of 
Fermanagh ;  b.  to  1812. 

8  Edward.  cM»t.  in  the  army,  late  14th  tofantiy;  m. 

*J  Nov.  1846,  Garolme-Anne.  dau,  of  Oharles-Claudb 

Clifton,  Esq.  of  Tymawr,  co.  Brecon. 
4  Heniy-DawsoQ.  B.A,  to  holy  ordera;  m.  a  dau.  of 

James-Blackwood  Price,  Esq.  of  Sototfield,  and  haa 

6  Nloholas-Montgomeiy,  m.  the  4th  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
John-Gray  Portei^  aon  of  the  Biahop  of  Clogfaer.  and 
haa  issue.  "     ^^     '  ^j 

«      JigitizedbyV^OOgle 


ARC 

0  Jobn.  in  th*  62nd  Ught  infiuitry;  4.  of  yeQow  ferav 
at  Bobioe.  in  1841. 

7  Huffh-Montgomery,  capt.  58Dd  iwk 

8  Audlev-Mervvu.  m.  a  dau.  of  Phuip-Jolm  lUle%  Bsq. 
of  Leigh  Courts  Bristol. 

0  Jamee-Mervyn,  el.  in  1840, 

1  Maiy. 

8  Letitia-Jane,  m.  to  the  Bar.  Butler  Brooke,  roetor  of 
Agliaven,  next  brother  of  Sir  H.-B.  Brooke,  Bart. 
8  mchmaU-MagnaU.  4  MatUda.  d.  umm.  1851 

IV.  Henxy,  late  oapt.  6th  dxaffoon-guarda;  m.  Jane,  dau. 

of  Philip  Doyne^  Beg.,  which  lady  a.  $,  p. 
1.  Mary,  m.  Sir  John  Stewart,  Bart..  M.P.,  and  is  deceaaed. 
XL  Angel,  m.  John  Richardson,  Esq.  of  Rosafiul  House, 

00.  Fermanagh;  and  d.  leaving  issue, 
in.  Caroline.  iv.  Anne.  T.  Catherine. 

Yl.  Elixabetlt,  m.  to  Daore  Hamilton,  Bsq.  of  Comacassa, 

00.  Monaghan :  and  d,  leaviog  issue. 
Tii.  Sidney,  m.  Robert  Hamilton,  Eaq .  of  the  city  of  Dublin. 

and  has  issueu  1  Maxwell,  who  m.  In  1864,  the  dau.  and 

co-heir  of  the  late  John  Graves,  Esg.  of  Mickleton  Manor 

House,  CO.  Gloucester;  2  Robert,  in  hcAy  orders,  widower. 

with  issue;  3  Chetwode;   4  Mervyn;  5  Dawson;  and 

several  daughters. 
vm.  Wilhelmina-HoDrietta,  m.  to  Augustine  Macnamaia, 

Esq.  of  DuUin,  and  is  deceased. 

Mr.  Arohdall  d.  in  1818,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

MnRTTK  Abohdall,  Esq.  of  Castle  Archdall  and  Trillie, 
a  general  officer  in  the  army,  lieutenant-governor  of  the  Isle 
of  Wight,  and  M.P.  in  eleven  parliaments  for  the  co.  Fer- 
managh, b.  in  1Y68,  m.  1806,  Jane,  dau.  of  Oustavus  Boch- 
fort,  Esq.  of  Bochiort,  co.  of  Weaimeath,  but  d.  without 
B  in  1880. 


Arnu — Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  for  Arohdazx.  az.,  a 
dievron,  erm.,  between  three  talbots,  or;  2nd,  for  Moht- 
OOXKBT,  quarterly,  as.  and  gu.,  in  the  1st  and  4th,  three 
fleurs-de-liiB,  or ;  in  the  2ud  and  3rd,  three  annulets  of  the 
last ;  8rd,  for  Mntmr.  party  per  pale,  or  and  aig.,  three 
Uons,  passant-guardttut^  sa. 

Aief£h-ABCHDALX/— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  an  heraldic 
tiger's  head.  ppr.  Moktoombbv— On  a  cap  of  maintenance, 
ppr.,  a  hand,  vested,  aa.,  ffmsping  a  sword,  ppr.,  pommel 
and  hilt,  gold.    Mcbttv— -A  squlrra,  segreant,  ppr. 

lfoftoe»— Abohdall— Data  fata  secutus.  Moktoomkbt — 
Honneur  sans  repos.    Mebvtn— De  Dieu  tout. 

fiea<«— Castle  Archdall,  oo.  Fermanagh ;  and  Trillie,  oo. 
Tyrone. 

ARCHERrBUBTON  OF  WOODLANDS. 

AncHSR- Burton,  Burton,  Esq.,  M.A.  of  Wood- 
lands, Emsworth,  Hants,  J.P.,  barrister  -  at  -  law, 
h,  10  July,  1820;  m.  80  Sept.  1845,  Henrietta,  4th 
dUu.  of  the  late  Heoiy  Taylor,  Esq.,  Madras  Civil 
Service,  and  has, 

I.  Jahxs-Obbaic.  n.  James-Henzy. 

I.  Katharine-Edith.  n.  Qeozgina-Emma. 

m.  Evelyn-Mary. 

ILlltCa0(. — The  late  Lavoblot  Abohxb-Bubtoh,  Esq.  of 
Smsworth,  son  of  John  South,  Esq.  of  Latton,  in  Essex, 
Vy  Ann  his  wife,  sole  heiress  of  John  Archer,  Esq.  of 
Ongar  Park  Hall,  in  the  same  county,  6.  9  Bep.  1789, 
assumed  the  surnames  of  Abohbb  and  Bobtok,  under  the 
King's  sign-manual,  in  lieu  of  South,  at  the  decease,  and 
on  his  succession  to  the  property,  of  Lancelot  Burton,  Esq. 
•r  Maida  Yale,  Middlesex.  He  was  J.P.  and  D.L.  for 
Hants,  and  served  as  High  Bheiifr  in  1847.  He  m.  3  Sept. 
1817,  Jane,  youngest  dau.  of  James  Oubbins^  Esq.  of 
Spsom,  and  bad  issue, 

Bubton,  now  of  Woodlands. 

James-Qubbins^  late  capt.  6th  dragoon  guards. 

Bicbaxd. 

Sosan-Jana.  Maiy-Ann-Elisshett  ■  Emma. 

Mr.  Aroher-Burton  d.  7  Feb.  1869. 

^mu— Abohkb  and  Bubton,  quarterly. 
Crat»—'M^  BuBTOW:  2nd,  Abchjol 
IfoOo— Amicus  vit»  solatium. 

SttU*— Woodlands,  Emsworth,  Hants ;  and  Brook  Lodge, 
Sonninghill,  Berks. 

ARCHER  OF  TRELASKE. 

Archer,  Edward,  Esq.  <^  Trelaske  House,  oo. 
Cornwall,  b.  8  Nov.  1816;  m.  24  July,  1888,  Ssrah- 
Lydia,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Walter  Radoliffe,  of 
Warlegh,  co.  Devon,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Chablbb-Qobdom,  6. 1  Nov.  1846. 

n.  Addis-Edwaxd,  b.  18  Aug.  1861. 

z.  Alice.  n.  Emily-Augusta. 

m.  Sarah-Constanoe. 
18 


ARC 

Mr.  Archer  «.  his  father  16  May,  1884,  and  ifl  & 
magistrate  and  deputy -lieut.  for  Cornwall. 

ILtnf  Agf  • — The  Archers  came  over  at  the  time  of  the 
CoKQUBST,  and  the  name  is  to  be  found  in  the  Battle  Abbey 
Roll.  A  branch  of  this  family  was  ennobled,  anno  1747,  in 
the  person  of  Thomas  Abohkb,  Esq.  M.P.  for  Warwick,  who 
was  created  Babon  Abohbb,  of  Umberrieuie,  in  Warwick- 
ahire.  The  line  more  immediately  before  us  appeara  to  have 
been  settled  in  Cornwall  for  at  least  400  years,  a  John  Archer 
having  represented  Helston  in  parliament  as  Csrback  aa  the 
time  of  Hbnbt  VI. 

BiOBABD  Abohbb,  of  St.  Kew,  who  possessed  oonslderahle 
property  in  St.  Kew,  St.  Ewe,  Bodmin,  and  other  parishet^ 
devised  Trelewack,  in  St.  Ewe,  and  all  his  -estates  to  bis 
nephew,  Nicholas  Archer,  ddest  son  of  his  brother  John, 
rector  of  Oaiba]res.  and  to  this  Nicholas,  his  father,  by  will, 
bequeaths  "his  silver  cup,  to  remayne  for  ever  in  the  keep- 
ing of  the  eldest  son  of  my  femily."  The  rector  of  Gar^ 
hayes,  the  Rbt.  John  Abohbb,  had  three  sons,  Nicholas, 
who  d.  $.  p. ;  Edward,  vicar  of  Manancan,  who  m.  Judith 
Swete ;  and  John ;  and  three  daus..  Amy,  m.  to  Qeoige 
Slade,  Anne,  and  Mary. 

The  late  Edwabd  Abohbb,  Esq.  of  Trelaske,  b.  25  April, 
1792,  high-sheriff  of  Cornwall  hi  1832  (son  of  Samuel  Archer, 
Esq.  of  Trelaske,  by  Dorothy- Ayre  his  wife,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  John  Yonge,  of  Postlynch,  Devon,  and  great-grandson 
of  John  Archer,  Esq.,  by  Sarah  his  wiib,  dau.  and  eo-heir 
of  John  Addis,  Esq.  of  Whiteford,  whi<^  John  Archer  was 
eldest  son  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Archer,  vicar  of  Manaocan, 
and  Judith  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Sweto,  Esq.  of  ModburyX 
m.  2  Aug.  1814,  Charlotte-Qatherine,  only  child  and  heireaa 
of  Capt  Charles  Harward.  of  the  8rd  foot  guards,  of  Hayne 
House,  Devon,  by  Charlotte-Augusta  his  wife,  3rd  dau.  of 
Sir  Wm.  Chambers,  surveyoi'-general  of  the  Board  of  Works, 
snd  by  her(who  m.  Sndly,  Charles  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Wlaoombe 
Pack,  Devon)  had  issue, 

I.  EnwABD^is  hair. 

n.  Charles-Harward,  b.  in  Aug.  1819. 

UL  Samud-Harward,  6.  in  Jan.  1821. 

IT.  Fulbeit,  b.  in  April,  1825. 

V.  Henry-Swete,  b.  in  Jan.  1884. 

I.  Charlotte-Dorothea.  n.  Jane. 

m.  Anne-Augusta.  nr.  Elisabeth. 

V.  Catherine.  vl  Marianne. 

Mr.  Areher  d.  16  May,  1834. 

i4rm<-— Sa.,  a  chevron,  engrailed,  azg.,  between   three 
pheons,  or. 
Crest — A  quiver,  fess^wise,  ppr. 
Seat—TrtHaake,  near  Launooston. 


ARCHIBALD  OF  RUSLAND  HALL. 

Archibald,  Charles-Dickson,  Esq.  of  Rusland 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster,  F.RS.,  F.S.A,  b,  at  Tniro,  in 
the  province  of  Nova  Sootia,  31  Oct.  1802 ;  w.  16  Sept 
1832,  Bridget^  only  child  and  heiress  of  Myles 
Walker,  Esq.  of  Rusland  Hall,  and  has  issue^ 

I.  Chablbs-William,  b.  20  July,  1838. 

n.  Edward-Stanley-Fitsgerald,  6.  5  Dec  1846. 

ra.  Clarence-Holford,  6. 12  Nov.  184Y. 

rv.  AlAred-Oeoige,  6.  6  Aug.  1849. 

X.  Elizabeth-Jane.  n.  Florenee-Mary. 

m.  Juliet-Augusta.  iv.  Claia-Suaanna. 

Mr.  Archibald  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieutw  for 
the  county  of  Lancaster. 

%intKfit' — The  family  of  AnaBXBALD  has  been  aetah- 
Ushed  for  centuries  In  Ireland. 

Sakubl  AROHTBAi.n,  Esq.  of  Coleralne,  oo.  Londonderry, 
son  of  David  Arohibald,  Esq.  of  Colersine,  m.  Rachel,  dan. 
of  Jamea  Duncan,  Esq.  of  Haveihill,  Massachusetts,  New 
England,  and  was  fother  of 

Thb  Hon.  SAMUBL-OsoBOB-WnxxAK  Abohibaza,  LiIj.D.. 
her  Majesty's  attorney  and  advocsAe-general.  speaker  of  the 
Assembly,  master  of  the  roUs,  Ao.  of  the  province  of  Kova 
Sootia.  who  ta.  1st,  in  1802,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Charlee  Dick- 
son, Esq.  of  Onslow,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  May,  1830,  Koii 
issue, 

Chablss-Dicksow,  now  of  Rusland  Halt 
Be  m.  ^dly,  in  1832,  Joanna,  widow  of  W.  Bkinky.  Itoa. 
andd.  28Jon.l840. 

Motto— TehnA  non  sine  pulv«re. 
£m^— Rusland  Hail,  oa  lanesstw. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


A  B  K 


ARE 


ARDEN  OF  LONGCROFT. 

Abdkt,  Thb  Rbt.  Francis-Edwi.rd,  of  Qreeham, 
CO.  Norfolk,  m.  Rachaaly  dao.  of  John  Pinkard,  Esq., 
andhasiflsuOy 

L  Edwasd.  n.  Haniy.  m.  Hamen 

L       "  " 


Ifnfa^t. — This  fionfly  boasts  of  Saxon  blood,  and 
chiMS  disUnetioii  for  a  ftiU  oentmy  at  least  before  the 
Ctrnqionr,  deriying,  in  direct  descent,  from  Siwabd  ds 
Aum,  eldestson  of  Tnrchlll  de  Warwick.  The  senior  line, 
tiw  Aansiis  nf  Park  HaU,  in  Wanriokshire,  became  extinct 
attbs  titwiaw,  in  IMS,  of  Robxbt  ABnu,  of  Park  Hall,  Esq. 
iriko  kft  his  four  sisters  his  co-heirs — ^rif.,  Elizabkth,  m. 
to  Sr  Wm.  Foley,  of  Boxted.  in  Buflblk ;  GoprrHA,  wife  of 
Bdtai  Price,  Esq. ;  Dorothxa,  m.  to  Henry  Bagot,  Esq. ; 
ad  Ana,  «  to  Sir  Charles  Adderloy.  of  Lea. 

The  late  Rsr.  Jomr  Ardbv,  of  Longcrofb  Han,  b.  in 
Xacdi,  17SS,  was  son  of  Heniy  Arden,  Esq.  of  Longooft, 
hf  Alatbea  his  wife,  dan.  of  Robert  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Wor- 
eeeter,  and  grandson  (by  Anna<2atherine  his  first  wife, 
«Uest  dan.  of  John  Newton,  Esq.  of  King's  Bromley)  of 
John  Aidea,  Esq.  of  Longoroft,  sheriff  of  Btaffordshire  in 
)790,  Mh  in  descent  fitnn  Simon  Arden,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of 
Tbos.  Arden.  Eaq.  of  Faik  HalL  He  m.  Margaret-KUaaboOi, 
gajj  duu  of  Bear^Admirai  Hamer,  and  had, 

JoHX.  his  heir. 

FiAXCBS-EnwABn,  pcetsBt  ripresentative  of  the  fkmily. 

Heniy.  tieuteoant  olat  foot,  slain  at  Toulouse. 

Banrael,  mi^or  in  the  East  India  Company's  serrice,  m. 
Jane.  dan.  of  James  Franklyn,  Esq.,  of  Bristol,  and  d, 
iMTiag* 


WmiaB.  ofBarton-ondsr-ireedwood,  m.  Lettlce,  dan.  of  the 
Bar.  John  Waston,  of  P»eatbi»y^  oo.  Cbsster, 


and  has 


Qeoife-Hiimphrcy.  deceased. 
Geoiie.  Ueotenant  RK.,  died  in  the  West  Indieei 
.  in  h<riy  orders. 


Emma-Catheiinfl^  m,  to  Walter^WUliam  FeH,  Esq.,  barrls- 

tCTHtt-IaW. 

Anne-Diana,  «.  to  the  Rev.  FrMicis  Close,  of  Chelteidiam. 
Mary-Jane^  m.  to  Oeoxge-Woodroofe  Fnmklyn,  Esq. 

Xr.  Ankn  d.  10  Feb.  1803,  sged  61.  and  was  f.  by  his 


IQjQn-Joinff  AnnsH,  of  the  Srd  or  King's  Own  dragoons, 
whe  ■.  Anna-Maria,  dan.  of  John  Hod^n,  Esq.  of  Wel- 
Bai^wroagfa,  co.  Northampton,  and  had  issue, 

JoBi-HniimxT-CoTTOtf,  died  in  India. 
Xarfuet-Mary-Anne,  «.  to  Jamea  ChallMi,  Esq.,  and  has 

iflnei 
Sosanna-Maria,  m.  to  John  Bott,  Esq.,  of  Coton  Hall,  co. 

Staifanl,  and  haa  issue. 
ll^for  Arden  d.  S  Aug.  1800,  sged  89. 

Jraw— Erm.,  a  Coase^  eheqny  or  and  aa. 
Civi    On  a  chapeau,  purpura,  turned  up,  ennlns^  a  wild 
bosr.  paasuit,  or. 


Um*    Quo  me  cnnqne  rocat  patria. 
fart    Loogciofl  Hall,  StafEbrdahire. 


ABEWRIGHT  OF  SUTTON  SCARSDALE. 

Am  WEIGHT,  BoBiBT,  Esq.  of  Suiton,  co.  Derby, 
JJ*.  and  D.L.,  6.  7  Mnrdi,  1783;  m.  Frauces-Craw- 
fcrd,  d«L  of  Stephen-Qeorge  Kemble,  Esq.  oi  Dur- 
ktm,  and  bfts  issue, 

L  Qaomam,  barrister  at-tow,  a  maglstnita  for  Detbyahirs, 

aod  M.P.  Idr  Lsominater,  6.  90  Aug.  ISOT. 
n.  Wifflam,  capt  in  the  army,  b.  IS  Jtiept.  1800. 
B.  Oo^fraj-Hany,  k,  10  Oct.  1814. 
rr.  Bustacew  ».  S7  Dec.  1818. 


liKragr. — Bn,  BiOHAxn  AmcwwoBT,  ta  whom  we 
•at  tte  sempflitinn  and  completion  into  a  eonneoted 
vkK  sf  tba  diflwvnt  parU  of  the  Invention  called  the 
^isniDf -fScaaBs^  waa  bom  at  Ptsston,  in  Lancaahire,  in 
17» ;  hs  81.  lat,  Patience,  dan.  of  Bobort  Holt,  of  Bdton, 
br  whoa  he  had  one  son<  Riohaed,  his  heir,  and  2ndly,  in 
l'*0.  Maifsnt  BIggena,  by  whom  ha  had  one  other  child, 
fcwash,  au  to  Charles  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Wirksworth.  Sir 
KdHnl  Arkwrifht^was  knighted  on  presenting  on  address 
teOaaoB  UI.,  and  asrrad  aa  aheriff  of  Derbyshire  in  1787. 
B*  ^  1  Aqg.  179S,  and  waa  #.  by  bia  son, 

UmAnAaMWMMmT,  Esq.  pC W|l]an)qr»  >»  U  I>of.  IW, 
19 


J.P.  and  D.L.,  high  aheriff  in  1601,  is.  in  1780,  Hary,  dan. 
of  Adam  Simpson,  Esq.  of  Bonsall,  and  had  issue, 

i.  RioHABB,  h.  80  8^  1781;  m.  Maria,  dan.  of  the  Ber. 
Mr.  Beresford.  d.  $.  p.,  in  1832. 

n.  RoBKBT.  of  Sutton  Soarsdale. 

ni.  Pctkb,  of  Willcraley  Castle. 

IV.  JoHV,  of  Hampton  CourL 

▼.  Chablu,  of  Dunstall. 

▼I.  JosBPH,  of  Mark  Hall. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  Francis  Hurt,  Esq.,  of  Alderwadfly,  co. 
Derby,  and  <i.  in  1838.  leaving  issue. 

n.  Anne,  m.  Sir  James  Wignim. 

m.  Francea. 

Mr.  Arkwright  d.  in  1848. 

Arms—Ajg.,  on  a  mount,  vert,  a  cotton  tree^  fhicted,  ppr., 
on  a  chief;  as.,  between  two  bexants,  an  escutcheon  of  th^ 
field,  charged  with  a  bee,  volant,  ppr. 

CVeie— An  eagK  rising,  or.  in  ita  oeak  an  eaeuteheov,  pear 
dent  by  a  riband,  gu.,  thereon  a  hank  of  cotton,  arg. 

ifoMo— MuUa  tuli  fedqua. 

/S^ot— Willersley. 


ARKWKIGHT  OP  WILLERSLEY. 

Arxwrioht,  Petbr,  Esq.  of  Willereley,  co.  Derby, 
J.P.,  6.  17  April,  1784 ;  m.  1805^  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of 
Charles  Hurt»  Eaq,  of  Wirksworth,  and  has  iasue, 

X.  Frbdxbio,  b.  16  Aug.  1800 ;  m.  in  1845,  Susan-Sabriaa, 
dau.  of  the  Yen.  Archdeacon  Bumey,  and  baa  one  yon 
twodaua. 

n.  Edward,  b.  16  Dec  1808 ;  m.  in  1845,  Charlotte-WU- 
mot,  dau.  of  Bobert  SItwell,  Eaq.,  and  d.  in  1860^ 
leaving  three  daua. 

m.  Henry,  b.  16  March,  1811,  in  holy  orders,  m.  1st, 
Henrietta,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Charles  ThomicrofU  of 
Thomlcroft,  co.  Chester,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1844) 
has  one  son  and  three  daus.,  Henrietta-Beck,  Soi)hia' 
Maiy.  and  Mary-Anne-Louiaa :  he  m.  2ndly,  in  1847, 
Ellen,  dau.  of  John-Home  Purrea,  Eaq.,  and  has  by 
her  five  children. 

IV.  AlAped,  6.  19  June,  1818;  m.  in  1845.  Elizabeth,  dan. 
of  Henxy  Crutohley,  Esq.  of  Sunning  Hill  Park,  and 
has  two  daus. 

V.  James-Charlea,  6.  1  Oct.  1813. 

VI.  Ferdinand-William.  6.  10  Dec.  1814. 

vn.  Augustus-Peter,  lieut.  B.N.,  b.  6  March,  1821. 

vm.  John-Thomas,  b.  2  Nov.  1823. 

I.  Mary-Anne,  m.  in  1852,  to  Bobert  Straoge,  Esq.  of 

Kaplea. 
n.  Susan-Maria,  m,  to  Yen.  ArdideacoB  Joseph  Wigram, 

and  has  issue, 
m.  Fanny-Jane. 

IV.  Margaret-Helen,  m.  to  Ja8.-Bichard  Wi^fram,  Esq. 

V.  Caroline-Elizabeth,  ta.  in  1852,  to  John  Gowes,  Esq., 
2nd  son  of  W.-Lsgh  Clowes,  Eaq.  of  Broughton  Hall, 


Mr.  Arkwright  of  Willersley  ia  8rd  son  of  the  late 
Richard  Arkwright^  Esq.  of  Willersley  {tee  preceding 
article). 
fieoe—WUleraley,  oo.  Derby. 


ARKWRIGHT  OP  HAMPTON  COURT. 

Arkwright,  John,  Esq.  of  Hampton  Court»  oo. 
Hereford,  b.  27  Aug.  1785,  J.P.  and  high-sheriff 
1831;  m,  13  April,  1880,  Sarah,  eldest  surviving 
dau.  of  Sir  Hungerford  Hoskyns,  Bart  of  H^rewood, 
aud  has  issue, 

I.  JoHV-HmrocBioBn,  b,  July,  1883, 
n.  Richard,  b.  22  Jan.  1885. 
in.  Qeoige,  6.  29  July,  1836. 

IV.  Henry-John,  b.  18  Dec  1887. 

V.  Edwyn,  b.  2  May,  18S9. 

VT.  Arthur-Chandos,  b.  8  March,  1848. 

vn.  Chorles-Loigh,  b.  0  June,  1846. 

1.  Carc^ne-Stirah.  n.  Mary. 

m.  Frances-Catherine.  iv.  Emily-Sopbla. 

V.  AUce-Eden. 
Mr.  Arkwright  of  Hampton  Court  is  the  ith  son 
of  the  late  Richard  Arkwright,  Esq.  of  WiU(»rsley 
Castla 

^00^— Hampton  Court,  co.  Hereford. 


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ARM 

ARKWRIGHT  OF  DUNSTALU 
AttKWMGHT,  Ch^rlbs,  Eaq.  of  Dunstall,  co.  Staf- 
ford, J.P.,  6th  son  of  the  Ute  Richard  Arkwright, 
Esq.  of  WiUereley  Castle,  6.  22  Nov.  1786 ;  m,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Edward-a  SitweU,  Esq.  of  Stainsby. 
—Dunstall,  Staflbrdihire. 


ARKWRIGHT  OP  MARK  HALL. 

Abkwbiuht,  Thi  Rkv.  Jobbfh,  of  Mark  Hall, 
Essex,  and  Nonnanton  Turville,  co.  Leicester,  6th 
son  of  the  late  Richard  Arkwright,  Esq.  of  Willera- 
ley  Castie,  6.  9  Aug.  1791;  w.  29  Oct.  1818,  Anne, 
dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Wigram,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 

I.  BoBmT-WiGBAM,  h.  16  April,  18S8 ;  m.  80  Deo.  1847. 

n.  Charles,  b.  9  Sept.  18S8. 

m.  JuUus,  b.  28  Sept  18S6 ;  M.  6  Sept  1851. 

IT.  Loftiis-Wigram.  b.  29  Sept.  1829. 

▼.  Arthur-Wmiam,  b.  20  Feb.  1831. 

I.  Blewior-Harriett,  «,  4  Feb.  1861,  to  Cspt  Geoige-O. 
Randolph. 

n.  Anne-Mny,  m.  18  Sept  1841,  Rev.  O.  Bruxner,  and 
has  issue. 

m.  Anna-Pnmoes.  nr.  Catherine-Elizabeth. 

Y.  Suaan-EUen.  ▼!.  Gertrude. 

▼n.  Agnes-Isabella, 

8eat$—Utak  Hall,  Timwnr.  and  Normanton  Turville,  co. 
Leicester. 

ARMXTAOE  OF  ATHERDEE,  COOLE,  AND 
DRUMIN. 

Armtpaqb,  "Whalbt,  Esq.  of  Coole  and  Brumin, 
00.  Louth,  barristerat-law,  6.  9  June,  1767;  m. 
7  April,  1796,  Eleonora,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
the  late  Edward  Hidstwell,  Esq.  of  Kensington,  by 
Eleonora  Brickenden  his  wife,  maternally  descended 
from  the  Hungerfords ;  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  BaAXTHWAm.         n.  Robert.         ra.  Edward. 

^r^  Whaley.  ▼•  Arthur. 

I.  Caroline.  n.  Eleonora.      in.  RacheL 

TT.  Qraoe.  ▼•  CedUa.  ▼!.  EmmiL 

TD.  Fnmoes,  d.  unm.  Tm.  Ootavla.      ix.  Henrietta. 
Mr.  Armitago,  who  resides  at  Moraston,  near  Ross, 
00.  Hereford,  is  in  the  commission  of  the  peace  for 
that  shire. 

SrineXfte.— This  tlunily,  which  cUdms  descent  ftom  the 
■enlor  bianoh  of  the  ABMrrAOSS  of  rwrkahirt,  was  establiahed 
in  Ireland,  Ump.  Queen  Euzabxth.  upon  grants  of  land 
than  reoeiwd,  situated  at  Atherdee.  Coole,  Cardiston,  and 
Drumin,  all  in  the  oo.  Louth. 

The  late  Robsbt  AaioTAas,  Esq.  of  Coole  and  Drumin, 
who  resided  at  Kensington,  co.  Middlesex,  and  was  there 
buried,  was  son  and  heir  of  Robert  Armitage,  of  Uverpool, 
a  oonaiderable  merohant  there,  and  nephew  of  Timothy  Ar- 
mitage, Esq.  of  Atherdee,  whose  granddan..  Miss  Annitage, 
m.  R..C.  Whaley,  Esq.  M.P.  He  «.  in  1786,  Caroline,  eldest 
dau.  of  Colonel  Braithwalte,  by  Sylvia  Cole,  his  wife,  a  des- 
Modant  of  the  funily  of  Cols  <tf  CoUhuUr,  and  had  issue, 
Whamt,  his  heir,  now  representative  of  the  flunUy,  William, 
deceased,  Carolina,  and  PriacUla-Cedlia. 

Jfotto— Fraetum  non  abjido  ensenu 
itoidMM*— Moraston,  near  Ross. 

ARMITAGE  OF  MILNSBRIDOE  HOUSE. 
ARMiTAaB,  JosBPH,  Esq.  of  Milnsbridge  House,  oo. 
York,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  9  Feb.  1778;  m.  25  Sept. 
1804,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Joseph  Taylor,  Esq.  of 
Blaokley  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster/  and  by  her  (who  d, 
%  Feb.  1854)  has  issue, 
I.  OaoitOB,  b.  84  Sept.  1806;  «.  Caroline-Jane,  eldest  dan. 
of  James  Dowker,  Esq.  of  North  Dalton,  East  Riding^ 
00.  York. 
n.  Joseph-Taylor,  of  Biikby,  near  Huddersfield,  h,  24 
April  1809,  m,  Ellen.  2nd  dau.  of  Henry  Ingram,  Esq. 
of  w^»fa-r,  00.  Toric 
ni.  John,6.  SO  Feb.  1817, ».  Harriet.  2nd  dau.  of  Thomas 
Cahow,  Esq.  of  Bury,  oo.  Laooastor. 
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IV.  Heniy,  h.  21  May,  1818.  m.  Amelift,  8rd  dau.  of  Thomas 
Ramsay,  Esq.  oommiaaary-general,  N.S.W. 

V.  Edward,  b.  27  Aug.  1810,  m.  Elixa-Anne.  8id  dau.  of 
Thomas  Calrow,  Eaq.  of  Bury. 

VI.  James,  6.  10  Ajog.  1823. 

I.  Sarah-Anne.  m.  to  John  Starkey,  Esq.  of  HudderrfeUL 
n.  Emma,  t>i.  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  James,  Incumbent  of  Mius- 

den,  near  Huddersfield. 
m.  Charlotte,  m.  to  William-Leigh  Brook,  eldest  waa  of 

James  Brook,  Esq.  of  Meltham  Hall,  West  Riding,  co. 

IV.  Ellon,  d.  in  Feb.  1812.     v.  Eliaa,  d.  IT  May,  1818. 
VI.  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Edward  Sandford,  incumbent  of 

Elland,  near  Hali&x,  4th  son  of  the  Rev.  H'imphrsy 

Sandford. 
vii.  Helen,  d.  1  June,  1818. 
vin.  Anne-Taylor,  m.  to  Humphrey  Sandford,  Esq.  eldeet 

son  of  the  Rev.  Humphrey  Sandford. 
IX.  Emily,  t».  to  W.  L.  Brook,  Esq. 

I^Cneage.— gtobob  abiotaob.  Esq.  \^^\^X 

resided  at  Highroyd  House,  pariah  of  Ahmondbuiy,  toll  w 
his  deooase  hi  1742  (by  Alice  his  wifeX  an  <^^7  "»•    . 

Joseph  Abiotaob,  Esq.  of  Highroyd  House,  who  «. 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Wilson,  incumbent  of  HotoftrtH. 
and  by  her  had,  with  two  daua.,  vis, :  8^  «.  to  WdUam 

Fenton,  Eaq.  of  Spring  Grove,  Huddersfield;  and  IfartM* 
m.  to  Richwd  Bafssett,  Esq.  of  Qlentworth  HaU,  nearGamf 
borough,  an  only  son,  ,.  ««  itw 

Obobob  Abxitaob,  Esq.  of  Highroyd  House,  b.  to  178^ 
who  m.  in  1776,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Joseph  "^^'J^.^ 
Lascelles  Hall,  snd  had  by  her  (who  d.  in  1815X  7*^,^ 
daus.,  Marianne,  and  Sarah,  «.  in  1808,  to  Richard  Wilson. 
Esq.  of  Leeds,  and  d.  in  1800,  an  only  son,  the  prewai 
JosBPH  Abmitaos,  Esq.  of  Mihisbridge  House. 

^rm*-Gu.  a  Uon»a  head,  erased,  between  three  croesKjTOO- 

^1?;JJ?:a  dexter  arm,  embowed  o<a^  •*  *^f?% 
habited,  or,  ou£fed,  arg.,  holding  in  the  hand,  ppr.,  a  awn, 
gu.,  headed  and  pointM^  or. 

Afotto— Semper  paratus.  ,,__«,,         v«.*. 

^Mt_Milnsbridge  House,  Huddersfield,  oo.  xoik. 


ARMSTRONG  OF  BALLYCUMBER. 

Armstrong,  John-Warkeford,  Esq.  of  Ballycom- 

her.  King's  a,mity,  J.P.,  6.  28  Aug.  1770;  ».  18 Oct 

1806,  Anne,  dau.  of  William  Turner,  Esq.  of  Qlou- 

cester,  and  has  two  daus., 

X.  Mabt-Dbouoht,  m.  12  July,  1887,  to  Oiaries-Edmund 

Wilkinson,  Esq.  Ueut-ool.  royal  engineer^  aon  of  Jaooo 

Wilkinson.  Es^.  of  Springfield  House,  oo.  Someriet,  aoa 

hss  issue,  William-Edmund,  b.  22  April,  1889,  Charto- 

StliO,  b.  12  May,  1840.  Anne-Frances-Louisa,  and  Lw* 

StLo-Elisabeth.  ^^       ^  .^^ 

n.  Abnb-Fb^ow,  m.  17  Dec.  1844,  Wm.  Bigoe  Buchanan. 

Esq. 
IrineattJ.— The  Camily  of  Armstrong  wss,  to  ande^J 
times,  aetUed  on  the  Scottish  border;  and  springtog  iwm 
this  parent  stock,  several  branches,  at  a  veiy  ^^^  ^ 
became  located  to  the  northern  counties  of  England,  vw, 
eatabliahed  at  Corby,  in  Linootoshire,  had  ^^^"^.^Z 
for  seven  descents;  and  another  at  Tynedale,  to  Noi^ 
beriand.  for  ntoe  generations,  at  the  period  of  the  Vinttwo^ 

tol028.  AUiirdscion,Thoroton,  tohis //i*tory<l/'-ff<«*2; 
iMvUkim,  mentions  as  fixed  at  Thorpe,  to  tiiat  «>•» JJ  *^ 
as  the  eleventii  year  of  RiobabdU.,  and  gives  *>»«  J?^*^ 
to  an  toterrupted  succession,  to  the  year  1«72;  snd  uu«», 
to  the  first  volume  of  his  /rtn*rory,  speaks  of  s  f"?"' 
Armstrong  setiJed  to  Yorkshire,  whose  wP'«*i**>^aiJ 
calls  "agentiemsnofmsnylsnds."  Tradition  statea  tna* 
the  original  surname  was  Fairbaim.  «mn«r 

Chbibiophbb  Abmstbobo,  laird  of  M«»««;*^iC^ 
brother  of  the  ftaious  John  Armstrong,  Isird  ©^  jf**""^ 

-who  was  executed  at  Carlingrig,  about  ti>e  y<»» /Jf^iVS 
had  two  sons,  the  younger  of  whom.  WilUam.  left  Doou«^ 

aome  years  after  the  death  of  Queen  B"*^"*^' i*°7!«S 
himself  to  the  CO.  Fermanagh,  where  he  *>«»"*?  T^tHhoae 
of  a  numerous  fiunily,  whose  branchea  fl<«™****  Jl  ^rt» 
parts.    The  eldest  son  of  tiie  laird  of  Mangetton  ^ 

ikther  of  w-nirMion  to 

Ahdbbw  Abmstbobo,  bom  to  the  oasUe  of  *«*^2jl^ 
167«,  who  migrated  to  the  north  ol  Ireland,  and  ^^T^ 
himself  near  his  undo  to  tiie  CO.  Fermanagh.  *^lr\^ 
a  lady  Munwi  AlsoMndsr,  of  Scottish  descent,  snd  WW 


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bar,  Ajoomw,  irho  m.  and  had  (with  two  dwis.,  Rebeooa,  m. 
to  Ut.  Johnston,  and  Maxy,  wife  of  Thomas  Robinson,  of 
Kaockahegowna,  Eaq.X  one  son,  Richard,  who  m.  and  had 
iana.  Andrew  Armstrong  m.  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  M. 
Johaeton,  Bsq.  and  had  by  that  lady,  with  dans.,  live  other 
Mu,  ISMVMi),  ancestor  of  the  Arxstronos  nf  OaUm  Priory: 
TmomAB,  of  whom  presently;  WilUam,  who  had  three  bodm 
aad  two  daas. ;  Robert,  &ther  of  (with  two  daus.,  Eliaabeth, 
a.  to  Philip  Hensell,  Esq.,  and  Lydia,  wifb  of  John  Fleet- 
wood, Esq.)  three  sons,  1.  The  celebrated  founder  of  the 
Boysl  Arsenal  at  Woolwich,  the  gallant  Ojutkral  Jomr 
AiMtrBOHO,  so  distingoiabed  as  an  engineer  offloer  in  Harl- 
boroogfali  wan;  S.  Samuel,  who  d.  under  age;  and  S. 
Michael,  whose  son  was  ths  late  Genenl  Bigoe  Armstrong; 
John,  (I.  HMR.  Andrew  Armstrong  m,  Srdly,  in  the  seventy- 
iioarUi  pear  of  his  age,  Mzb.  Jane  Stephenson,  and  had,  by 
her,  two  otiier  sons,  Michaxl^  who  m.  and  d.  at  Banagher; 
AaoBiBALn,  for  whose  descendants  see  Armstboiio  ^ 
flsny  CatUt  and  CattU  Iver,  Andrew  Annstrong  d.  in 
U71,  aged  ninety-five :  his  son, 

TatMAS  AjuaTBONO.  Esq.  b.  in  the  oo.  Fermanagh,  in 
168B^  waa  taken  prisoner  at  the  battle  of  Worcester,  8rd 
Sefittmber,  1661,  and  conTeyed  to  London.  He  subsequently 
retuned  to  Irdand,  and  settled  at  Banagher,  in  the  King's 
Co.,  of  which  be  was  one  of  the  burgesses,  and  ssTeral  times 
sosiidgu  of  the  corporation.  He  m.  Grissel,  sister  of  C^. 
Charles  Beatty,  of  the  co.  Longford,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in 
lan,  had,  with  four  daua.  (ICargaret,  m.  to  Capt.  William 
Charleton;  Catherine,  m,  to  Oliver  CroAon,  Esq. ;  Anne,  m. 
to  William  Beatty,  Esq. ;  and  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Mr.  CourtsX 
ttree  sons,  Johk,  killed  at  the  siege  of  Gibraltar,  in  1704 ; 
AnwKW,  heir  to  his  father;  and  James,  who  d.  tmim  The 
iMi,  but  eldest  surviving  son, 

Anttiw  AmMSTBOtfO,  Bsq.  of  Ballyeumbor,  in  the  King's 
Co., ».  hi  1669,  «».  9  June.  1607,  Loqy,  vridow  of  William 
Mason,  an  officer  in  King  Wiluam's  army,  and  eldest  dau. 
cf  Oeofge  Cfaamo^  Esq.  8th  son  of  Sir  Qeoige  Chamook, 
Kat  of  Glouoesterahire,  by  Jane  his  wife,  sister  of  William 
Ckot,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Worcester;  and  had  by  her,  who 
^  16th  Sept.  1783,  aged  63,  and  was  buried  hi  Rahan 
Cfanr^  four  sooe  and  four  daus.,  viz. :  1.  Wasrstoiu),  his 
hair;  S.  Thomas,  b.  in  1703,  who  became  first  director  of  his 
M^leitjli  engineers,  chief  engineer  of  Minorca,  and  senior 
■igiBeer  in  the  service :  he  d.  uhm,  ;  8.  Oeoige,  who  d.  $.  p, 
la  175);  4.  John,  governor  of  Minorca,  who  d.  wmr.; 
1-  Mary,  m.  to  Edward  Wallen,  Esq.  of  Snugborough; 
1  Oriswl,  m,  to  Alexander  Armstrong,  Esq. ;  8.  Jane,  m. 
toCkpt  Supple;  and  4.  Letttia,  m.  lst»  to  Mr.  SUughter, 
aid  tedly,  to  the  Bev,  Geo.  Wallen.  Andrew  Armstrong  d. 
U  May,  1717.  aged  48,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Waksipord  ABKSTBOiro,  Esq.  of  Ballyeumbor,  J. P.  h.  S7 
Bept  lflP9,  sheriff  for  King's  Go.  in  1788,  m.  first,  16  March, 
17U.  maabeth,  eidest  dan.  of  Mik>  Bagot,  Esq.  of  Newtown, 
by  Matgarei  his  wifis,  younger  dan.  of  Edmund  Armstrong, 
bt  of  Stonestown,  and  had  by  her,  who  d.  23  Oct.  1789, 

L  Ajmasw,  b.  28  Mav.  1727.  m.  0  Sept.  17ML  Deborah, 
dan.  and  beirees  of  Samuel  Simpson,  Esq.  of  Oatflelda, 
eo.  Gatway,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  AprO,  1808,  left  at  his 
dseeaso.  16  July,  1802, 

1  AsiWKw,  of  Clara,  J.P.,  King's  County,  and  captain 
of  the  KBeoarcy  oorpaof  yeomamy  cavalry,  m.  Eleanor, 
dsD.  and  heir  of  Ikiward  Briscoe,  Esq.  of  Bonggan, 
and  dytaig  25  Ang.  1708,  left  issue. 

EnwABD-Oap^i;  b.  in  1788,  d.  28  July,  1884. 
MMza,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Jones»  rector  of  Macroom. 
Dabonh. 

2  Samuel,  6. 16  SepL  1762,  for  some  time  of  Clara  House, 
and  sobeequeotly  of  Spring  Garden,  J.P.  for  the  King'a 
County.  He  si.  Euphemia-Francee  Wright,  of  the  co. 
el  Longford,  and  d.  at  Bny,  16  March,  1882,  leaving 
two  aoos  and  two  daus. 

1  Mai^vet,  SI.  to  William  Hodson.  Esq.  of  DubUn, 
brother  to  8iF  Bobett  Hodson,  Bart,  of  HoDy  Park, 
in  Wicklow,  and  had  issue. 

2  EliiiAMth,  m.  to  John-Hardhnan  Burke,  Eaq.  of  St. 
darana^  co.  Oahray,  and  d.  3  Jan.  1886,  leaving  iisue. 

n.  MU&  6. 10  March,  1720,  of  the  E.  I.  Oo.'s  service,  d.  at 
Bmd,  27  Sept.  176L 

Ri.  flMMnas.  0.  28  Oct.  1731,  who  made  two  voyages  to 
He  d.   si  Clani»  isisi.,  and  waa  buried  at 


nr.  GiBOBoa,  of  whom  presently. 

V.  John,  b,  28  June,  1786.  d.  in  infancy. 

L  Maigarst,  h.  8  Jan.  1720.  m.  to  Frank  Brown,  Eaq.  of 

Riventown,  oo.  Rildare,  barrister-at-biw,  and  had  issue, 
n.  Carofiae.  6. 14  Nov.  1728.  m.  in  1762,  to  Thomas  Drought, 

Eiq..  eldest  son  of  John  Droughty  Eaq.  of  The  HeaUi, 

Ki^s  County, 
m.  Efizabeth,  6.  28  June,  1736;  si.  to  Ridiard.  aon  of 

Bkhard  Vlean.  Esq.  of  Levally.  in  the  Queen*a  County; 

aadd.  at  aifton,  19  Jan.  181<^  leaving ' 

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Wameford  Annstrong  m.  2ndly,  Jane,  eldest  dan.  of  Lewis 
Jones,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  by  whom  he  had  two  aona,  who  both 
died  in  infancy;  and  3rdly,  in  Jan.  1760,  Fanny,  dan.  of 
William  Grey,  Esq.  by  whom,  who  d,  in*Dublin,  Nov.  1807, 
he  had,  with  two  daus.,  Fanny,  who  d.  wim.  in  1884,  and 
Ludnda,  who  d.  an  infant,  two  aons, 
I.  John,  b.  16  Sept  1761,  capt.  iu  the  8th  foot»  and  sub- 
sequently miOpr  in  the  6th  dragoon  guards.    He  m.  6 
March.  1806,  Marv-Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Jonathan 
Gumell,  Esq.  of  Baling  House.  Middlesex,  and  dying  in 
CoruwiOl,  in  May,  183^  left  isaue, 

1  John,  of  Baliol  CoUege,  Oxford,  b.  2  AprU,  1810,  hi 
holy  orders. 

2  Maxy-Anne-GumelL  8  Fanny. 

n.  William,  b.  in  1768,  a  militaiy  officer,  who  served  in 
America  and  India,  and  obtained  a  minority  in  the  80th 
r«gimeut  He  waa  afterwards  i»p<^ted  inspecting  field 
officer  of  yeomanry  for  the  oo.  Longford.  (kL  William 
Armstrong  m.  in  Aug.  1791,  Charlotte,  6th  dau.  of  the 
Very  Rev.  Dean  Arthur  Champagn^  of  Portarlington. 

Wameford  Armstrong's  4th  son, 

GxoROS  Abiotrono,  Esq.,  b.  19  June,  1784,  is.  Constantla- 
Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  Andrew  Armstrong,  Bsq.  of  Oallen, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  in  April,  1826,  had  issuer 

I.  Johh-Wabnctobp.  his  heir. 

u.  Andrew-Geoige,  b.  12  Sept,  1778,  a  capt  in  the  104th 
regiment,  purchased  the  house  and  demesne  of  Bally- 
cumber,    ue  d.  vnm.  26  Sept  1821. 

I.  Constantia. 

n.  Elisabeth,  d.  itnm.  in  1700. 

ut.  Fnmces,  m.  26  April,  }805,  to  Samuel  John  Bevw, 
Esq.,  a  lieut  88th  regt,  and  had  issue. 
Mr.  Armstrong  d.  28  Aug.  1780,  and  was  f.  by  his  son,  the 
present  Jomr-WABirBroBO    Abmstboito,   Esq.    of    Ballyw 
cumber. 

Armt  Gu.,  three  dexter  arms,  vambraoed  in  armour,  aig., 
hands,  ppr. 

Cred—A  dexter  arm,  vambraoed  in  aiuiour,  axg.,  hand, 
ppr. 

Af otto— Vi  et  armis. 

Seat— Ballycumber,  King's  County, 


ARMSTRONG  OF  QXRRY  CASTLR 

Armstbono,  Thoma8-St.-Gxoroe,  Esq.  of  Qanj 
Castle  House,  King's  County,  high-sberif'  in  1809,  b, 
14  Nov.  1765;  m.  14  Feb.  1792,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Priaulx,  Esq.  of  the  IsUmd  of  Quemsey,  of 
an  ancient  Norman  fiEimily,  and  has  surviving  issue^ 
I.  CABTBER-AHDRKif,  barrlster-atUaw,  6,  i^  ITOtf. 
n.  Thomas-St.  Geoige,  b.  in  1797,  m.  Donna  Justa  de  VU- 
lanueva,  dau,  of  Don  Fedro  de  Yillanueva,  a  CastiUaa 
of  noble  deeoent,  settled  in  Buenos  Ayres« 
m.  William-Bigoe.  b.  13  April,  1800, 
IV.  John-Priaulx,  m.  his  cousin-germap,  Vmma,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Priaulx,  Esq,  of  MontU  lUmfs^  in  Quem^Vt 
and  has  issue, 

HinCAflf . — ABomsALD  Abmbtrowo,  Bsq.  of  Ballylfai, 

2nd  son  of  Andrew  Armstrong,  Bsq.  by  Jane  Stephenson, 

his  8rd  wife,  b.  in  1866,  m^in  16S1,  Letitia,  youngest  dan.  of 

CoL  Edward  Playsted,  and  had  iasue, 

L  WiLUAX,  b.  in  1001 ;  who  la.  in  ITIQ^  Bebeoei^  dau.  of 

Bigoe  Henzell,  Eaq.,  and  left  laau«, 

1  Archibald,  b.  at  Bamagratty  in  1716 ;  «^  Bebeooa, 

only  dau.  of  Qaptain  Michael  Armatrong.  and  sister  of 

General  Bigoe  Armstrong,  and  had.  with  two  daus., 

Jane,  m,  to  Hugh  Coulagnan,  Esq.,  and  Catherine,  m. 

to  Daniel  Coulaghan.  Eaq.,  three  aon%  c^  whom  the 

third,  Bigoe.  an  offloer  m  the  •rtnr,  si.  Susannah, 

dau.  of  thomaa  Bernard,  Bsq.  of  Birr,  and  by  her 

(who  d.  in  July.  1810X  l«ft  st  his  deoeaee^  16  Mareh, 

1778,  aged  28,  two  sons,  Bigoe,  an  offloer  in  the  guards, 

irho  m.  Sophia,  widow  of  Sir  David  WUllama,  Bart, 

and  d.  at  Boulogne^  in  1824,  leaving  a  dau.,  Caroline; 

and  Thomaa,  lieut. -coL  in  the  Coldstream  guiarda. 

S  William,  an  officer  in  the  army:  at.  1st,  8  July,  1747, 

Mary,  dau.  of  William  Hunt,  Baq.  of  Petworth.  hi 

Sussex;  snd  2ndhr,  Miss  Hill,  sister  of  Ccdonel  Hfll.  of 

London,  but  had  issue  only  by  the  first,  via.,  fbur 

daua. ;  Fanny,  m,  to  Edmund  Armstronff,  Esq.  of  Percy 

Street,  London ;  Cbarlotte,  m.  to  Richaid  Hassell,  Esq., 

barrister^t-Utw;  Bebecc^  m.  and  had  issue;  Mary,  m. 

to  Dr.  Blair,  and  had  issue.    Mr.  William  Armsteong 

d.  in  London,  10  Oct.  1784,  aged  82. 

8  Andrew,  capt.  E.I.C.8.,  of  Castle  Armstrong,  King's 

County,   hign- sheriff  in  1777 ;    m.   Mary,   relict  of 

Governor  George  Scot,  of  Bengal,  and  dm.  of  a  Mr. 

Bidwell,  by  whom  (who  d.  2  Juh^^  1781)  he  left  at  hia 

decease,  81  July,  1780,  sged  06,  WiUiam,  who  went  as 

a  writer  to  Bengal,  where  be  SI.  and  d. ;  Thomas  6.  in 


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ARM 


A  11  M 


1706.  of  CasUa  Annstrong,  who  m,  EliMbftth,  dan.  tf 
John  Fuget,  Esq.  of  Loudon,  banker,  and  left  a  dan. 
and  heirees,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thonuui  Raikes,  Esq. ; 
Andrew,  who  d.  at  St  Croix,  In  1805,  leaving,  by  Anne 
his  wife,  eldeet  dau.  of  James  Brady,  Esq.  of  the  city 
of  Dublin,  two  sorvlying  sons  and  two  daus.  (William- 
Andrew.  J.P.  of  Batbmacknea,  co.  Wexford,  J.P.,  b, 
SO  March,  1708.  who  m.  8  Feb.  1848.  Marianne-Stuart^ 
dau.  of  John  Flood.  Esq.  of  View  Mount,  co.  Kilkenny; 
Th<Mnas-Bagot,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Bally  valdon,  co. 
Wexford,  iit.  S4  Jan.  1845,  Isabella,  younsest  dau  of 
Richard  FotheigilL  Esq.  of  Oarieon,  co.  Monmouth; 
Harriet;  and  Catherine);  Rebecca^  m.  to  Nicholas 
Gamble,  Esq.  of  Derrinboy.  and  had  Issue;  and  Har- 
ris m.  in  1796,  to  Qeorge  Armstrong,  Esq. 

4  Edward,  b.  14  June.  1724.  who  lived  id  Clara,  and 
was  in  the  oommiasion  of  the  peace  for  the  King's 
County.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Michael  MOSvoy,  Esq. 
Of  the  CO.  Longford,  and  had  issue. 

1  Rebeoea,  m,  to  Frank  Conrahy,  Esq.  of  Birr. 

IL  Edmund,  capt  E.I.C.8..  who  d.  leaving  issue. 

nz.  Chorlee,  In  (General  Wynne's  regtmeut  of  dragoons; 
kiUedinadueL 

IT.  AmmEW,  of  whose  Une  we  have  to  tre»t. 

V.  Thomas,  of  Ballylin,  in  the  King's  County,  inspector- 
genend  of  barmcks,  and  a  histice  uf  the  peace,  who 
served  the  office  of  sheriff.  He  m.  twice,  but  lell  at  his 
dco3ase,  in  1760.  issue  only  bv  his  second  wife,  lAtey, 
third  dau.  of  Oeoige  Holmes,  Esq.— via., 
1  Andrew,  of  BallyUn,  an  officer  in  the  B.t.C.S. :  d.  i.p. 

5  Thomas,  lieut.-col.  in  the  1 7th  regt.  of  foot ;  d.  unm. 

8  George,  of  the  island  of  Jamaica ;  who  m.  1st,  Eliza- 
beth, dati.  of  Mr.  Philips,  and  widow  of  Andrew 
Waller,  Eftq.,  by  whom  be  had  issue, 
Thomas,  capt  in  the  Longford  militia ;  m.  Misa  Aim- 
strong,  of  Bnnis,  in  the  co.  of  Clare,  and  had  issue, 
Geoiige-Knox;   Edmund,    M.D. ;   Robert- WaUaoe^ 
M.D.,  who  d.  uam.;  Thomas-Holmes,  merchant  in 
Manchester  (who  m.  in  l&Sl,  Anna,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Blayney  Mitohell  of  Monaghao,  and  has 
issue,  Lydia,  Anna-Sophia,  Harriet,  Lucy-Ellen,  and 
Ellen- Stewart);   John -Simpson,  barrister- at -law; 
James-Henry;  Anna.  m.  to  Sir  Benjamin  Morris, 
Knt,  late  capt.  S6tb regiment;  Jane ;  and  Dorothea. 
Ln^-Maxy,  d.  wtm.  at  l^dmouUi,  7  Jan.  1810. 
Geoige  Armstrong  m.  Sndly,  in  1796,  Harriet,  2nd  dau. 
of  Andrew  Armstrong,  Esq.,  and  left  bv  her,  at  his 
decease  (being  killed  by.  Calling  into  a  dock  at  BristolX 
three  daiia.~#li.,  Harriet  Mary-Bltxabeth.  Isabella. 
1  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1780,  to  Thomas  Woods.  Esq. ;  and  d. 
at  Parsonstown,  28  Feb.  1808,  leaving  issue. 

I.  Maigaret.  m.  to  Geoive  Brereton,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

II.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Matthew  Hyde,  Esq.  of  Newtown,  in 
the  King's  County,  and  had  issue. 

Archibald  Armstrong,  who  had  been  treasurer  of  the  King's 
County,  d.  at  a  very  advanced  age,  April  18,  1747,  and 
was  burled  in  the  fiunily  burial  place  at  Banagher.  His 
4th  son, 

Ahdrbw  Abscbtbovo,  Esq.  was  treasurer  of  the  King's 

Co.,  and  for  some  time  comptroller  of  the  household  to  the 

Lord-lieutenant  of  Ireland.    He  m.  1  Aug.  1724,  Alplua, 

youngest  dau.  of  Bigoe  Henzell,  Esq.  of  Bamagrotty,  and 

by  her,  who  d.  18  July,  1788,  had  issue, 

I.  Archibald,  b.  at  Bamagrotty,  in  1726  ;  m.  Margaret, 

dau.  of  John  Bagot  Esq.  of  Ard.  in  the  King's  Countv ; 

and  dying  13  June^  1798,  left,  with  other  childran,  who 

d,  «nm. 

1  Andrew-Edmund-Bfgoe,  b.  1  June,  1774.  who  assumed 
the  surname  of  Baoot,  in  consequence  of  his  uncle, 
William  BM[ot  having  left  him  a  share  of  his  estate 
at  Ard,  He  ta.  Mrs.  Sidney  Stretch,  and  left  three 
dans.,  via., 

BidAey-Mary,  m.  In  1840,  to  Charles  Bagot,  Esq.  of 
KilcoarBey,  King's  Countv. 

Fanny -Anne,  m.  to  Abranam  Fuller,  eldest  son  of 
Abraham  Fuller,  Esq.  of  Woodfield,  in  the  King's 
County^ 
Sidney-Blanche. 
8  Charlotte-Maigaret,  m,  in  1780,  to  Richard  Crosbie, 
B«i. 
n.  Thomaa.  %  captain  in  the  army ;  b.  27  Dec.  1729 ;  who 
Uved  at  Derrrcooly,  and  afterwards  at  Ballycumber. 
where  he  d.  7  Nov.  1795,  leaving  by  his  wife,  the  dan.  of 
Hugh  Campbell,  Esq.,  and  widow  of  Hugh  MlAUghlin, 
Esq.,  an  only  surviviiig  child,  Ludnda,  6.  at  Dundee ;  m, 
to  Boiviamin  Bird.  Esq.,  and  had  iisue. 
lu.  AvDBBW,  of  whom  presently. 

IV.  Edmund,  b.  in  1785,  of  Fortie  Hall.  Enfield.  Middlesex, 
uid  of  Pen7  Street  London;  army-agent  appointed 
25  Jan.  1794,  groom  of  the  privv  ^lamber  to  Gkobob  III., 
and  made  subsequently  nusoand  of  Uio  4^  per  cent, 
duties  of  the  customs.  He  m.  1st  Miss  Mackie,  hy  whom 
be  had  an  only  dau.,  who  d.  younff ;  and  2ndly,  Fanny, 
dau.  of  William  Armstrong,  Esq.  or  Petworth,  hy  whom 
he  had  three  children,  via., 

1  WilUam- Archibald.  Of  Pengelly  Lodge,  b.  lu  1770; 
A.B ,  F.S.A.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Hykham,  in 


lintfoAnshirek  amagistrate  foftheeos.  of  Hertford  and 
Middlesex ;  m.  in  1796.  Charlotte  B.-M.  HasseU,  younger 
dau.  of  Richard  Hassell,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
Edmund-John,  lieut  R.N.;  b.  in  Aug.  1798;  si.  in 
1825,  Miss  Watson. 

Henry-WiQlam,  of  St.  John's  College,  Oxon. 
Geoige-Craven.  b.  2  April,  1806;  lieut  in  the  E.LC.8. 
Augustus,  b.  19  April.  1810. 
Wmiam-Matthew,  6.  2  Mai«h,  1814. 
Charles-Frederiok.  b.  6  Dec.  1814. 
Harriet-Francea. 

Avarilla-Alphra,  m.  in  1825,  to  Artemidorus-Cromwell 
Russell,  Esq..  eldest  son  of  T.-A.  RuaseO,  tlsq.  o^ 
Cheshunt  Park,  Herts. 
Helen-Marianne-Monk. 
Fanny-Eliaa-Baikes. 
S  Georg«- Andrew,  b.  In  Get  1771 ;  lieut -geiiaral  in  the 
army ;  m.  1st  Eliaabeth.  don.  of  Geonce  Hj^rward, 
Esq.;  and  2ndly.  Mary-Esther,  dau.  of  T.-A.  KusaaU, 
Esq.  of  Cheshunt  Park ;  but  d,  $.  p.  12  Nov.  1834. 
1  Harriet-Ann. 
▼.  Bigoe,  b.  1787;  d.  vnm.  1766. 

X.  Rebecca,  6.  in  1728 ;  tn.  to  Theiiagh  Msgrath,  Esq.,  And 
had  three  sons,  and  one  dau.,  m.  to  RichBrd  Warbuiton, 
Esq. 

n.  Lucy,  m.  to  Humphrey  EUis,  and  had  issue. 
The  Srd  son  of  Andrew  Armstrong,  by  Alphra  hia  wife, 

AHDBSW  Abmbtboho,  Esq.  b.  in  1732,  was  an  officer  h& 
the  14tb  regiment,  but  being  severdy  wounded  at  the  eiege 
of  Louisbuiig,  he  retired  from  the  army.  He  resided  at 
Garry  Castla,  in  the  King's  Co.,  whereof  he  was  treasurer, 
and  J.P.  He  m.  6  May,  1756,  Elizabeth,  only  dan.  of  Capt. 
James  Buchanan,  of  Cndgovera  and  Dromaldll,  in  Scotland, 
of  the  Cunily  of  that  ilk,  and  by  her,  who  d.  21  Sept.  181S» 
aged  seventy-two,  had  issue^ 

I.  Archibald,  b.  1  Nov.  1768 ;  capt  in  the  E.I.C.S. :  d.  $.  p. 
If.  Andrew,  b.  20  Oct  1764 ;  lieut  54th  regt. ;  m.  14  Jan. 
1798,  Anne.  dau.  of  Andrew  Armstrong,  Esq.  of  Gallsin, 
and  hod  issue, 

1  WiUiam-Bigoe.  6.  in  1801.  .     2  John. 

1  Coustantia-Maria.  S  Elizabeth, 

ni.  Thomas-St.  Gbobob,  of  Garry  CasUe. 
rv.  WiLLiAM-BiooE.  of  Castle  Iver. 

Y.  James,  6.  20  Aug.  1769 ;  formerly  lieut  46th  regt,  and 
subsequent! V  paymaster  57th.  He  m.  in  the  West  Indies^ 
and  now  resiaes  in  France. 

▼I.  Edmund,  b.  10  Jan.  1772;  m(\)or  in  the  B.I.C.S. ;  ai. 
Mizs  Leonora  Lucaa ;  and  d.  in  India,  in  1809,  having  had 
Mie  son  and  three  daus.,  via., 

1  Audrew-Biffoo.  In  the  E.I.C.S.:  b.  11  June,  180S;  d^ 
in  the  East  Indiea. 

1  Leonora.  S  Mai7-Elizabeth. 

3  Catherine-Rebecca. 
Tii.  BIgoe-Charies,  b.  17  May,  1775;  capt  in  the  67th 
xt»t :  d.  tmia. 

1.  Catherine-Rebecca,  ni.  27  Jan.  1784,  to  Hugh  Conrahy, 
Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

n.  Mary,  m.  in  1792,  to  Capt  William  Gnmt  of  tha  Clara 
militia,  son  of  James  Grant  Esq.,  and  had  Issua. 
ui.  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1794,  to  John  Armstrong,  Esq.,  lieut 
royal  Irish  artillery,  of  the  co.  Fermanagh,  and  had  issue. 

llie  Srd  son  is  the  present  TBOXAa^.GBOBOs  Abmstbovo* 
Esq.  of  Garry  Castle. 

.^Imu,  Ac— See  ABirflTBOHO  <^f  BaUycwkber, 
Beal'-wxtj  Castle  House. 


ARMSTROKO  OP  CASTLE  IVER. 

Armstronq,  James-Fkrbier,  Eb<^.  of  Caetle  Irer, 
King's  County,  treasurer  of  the  King's  County,  m. 
14  Jan.  1835,  Honoria,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Fleming, 
Esq.  of  Stoneliam  Park,  Hants,  M.P.  for  the  southern 
diyision  of  that  county. 

%iXltK%t* — WiLLiuc-BtGoc  Abicstrowo,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Iver,  treasurer  of  the  Ring's  County,  (next  younger  brother 
of  Thos.-St.  George  Armstrong,  Esq.  of  Garry  Castle),  *. 
19  July,  1768,  m,  in  1796,  Jane-Wilholmhia,  only  child  of 
James  Ferrier,  Esq.  Gen.  Royal  Engineers,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  16  April,  1829,  aged  66),  left  at  his  deceaae,  an 
only  child,  the  present  Jamss-Fsbribr  AbmstboIto,  Esq. 
of  Castle  Iver. 

Jrm*— See  Abmstbono  <^f  BallycwMher, 
B*taie»—ln  the  Khig's  County. 
&at— Castle  Iver. 


ARMSTRONG  OF  KIPPURE  PARK. 

Armbtrono,  William -Jonrs,    Esq.  of  Batleagh 
Lodge,  Tynan,  co.  Ansagh,  6.  22  May,  17^;  nw 

Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


ARM 

8  Feb.  1M%  Frances-Elizabeth,  Lady  M'Creagli, 
relict  of  the  late  CoL  Sir  Michael  M'Creagh,  C.B., 
K.C.H.,  kc,  and  only  dan.  of  Major  Chnstopher 
TViison,  late  of  the  22nd  foot.  Mr.  Armstrong  served 
the  office  of  high-sheriff  for  the  comity  of  Armo^  in 
1840. 

ItnfaQt. — This  is  another  bfandi  of  the  sneient  bor- 
der fkmily  of  Armstrong,  derlTing,  tradHionalty,  Arom  a 
eommon  ancestor  with  the  King's  County  family. 

Ths  Bst.  William  -  Jovss  AaiisTBoifo,  M.A.  rector  of 
the  UnkA  of  T^rmonfeekan,  oo.  Lonth,  son  of  Edward 
Armstrong,  Esq.  by  Graoe  Jones,  his  wife,  and  grandson  of 
WiOiaoi  Armstrong,  Esq.  by  Jane  Ganrey,  his  wife ;  m.  iu 
17»4,  Margaret,  8rd  dan.  of  AldennaD  John  Tew,  of 
PobOn,  at  one  time  its  lord-mayor,  and  granddan.  of 
Aldsnnsn  David  Tew,  of  the  same  place,  lord-mayor  in 
175S,  by  wlunn  he  had  issne, 
WiLUAM-JoMBS.  late  of  Kippore  Faric,  oo.  Wieklow,  and 
BOW  of  Batlei^h  Lodge. 

Jdm-Tew,  who  m.  Anne^  only  dan.  of  Ralph  Tew,  Fsq., 
bte  of  Baddinstown,  oo.  Heath,  and  has  issue.  Maxwell, 
John,  and  Thomasi 

TboBMS-Knoz,  who  si.  Catherine-Frances,  2nd  dan.  of  the 
late  Wallop  Brabaxon,  Esq.  of  Rath  Bouse,  co.  Louth,  by 
Jane,  his  1st  wife.  dau.  of  the  late  Josias  Dupr^  Esq. 
of  WQton  Park.  Bucka,  and  d.  at  Rome  in  Jan.  1840. 
kaviiiff  issuer    Jane -Rebecca   and    Catherine  •  Diana- 

Helen,  m.  to  the  Rer.  John  Kerr,  rector  of  the  Union  of 

Tomonfeckan,  and  has  issue. 
Anne.  m.  to  Walter  Newton,  Esq.,  late  of  the  Slst  light 

dragoons,  and  has  issue. 
Diana-Jane. 

^^  \  As  AnnRmovo  tf  BaUycumber. 

JfoOo— Inrktus  maneo. 

te^Batleagh  Lodge,  Tynan,  oo.  Armagh. 


ABMSTRONG  OP  NEW  HALL  AND  KILKEE, 

(FORMBBLT  OF  MoUNT  HSATO^T). 

ARMSTBoira,  William  Edward,  Esq.  of  New  HiUl, 
Clare,  h,  10  May,  1826;  s.  29  June,  1850,  to  the 
extsDsiTe  estates  of  his  maternal  uncle,  the  late  John 
ICacDonnell,  Esq.  of  New  HalL  Mr.  Armstrong  is  a 
magistrate  for  the  county  of  Clare,  and  filled  the 
office  of  high-sheriff  in  1858. 

SintaSt. — ^This  fiamlly  has  long  held  a  leading  position 
in  the  eoonties  of  Tipperary  and  King's,  where  it  acquired 
eearfdenble  property,  as  also  in  the  counties  of  limerick 
sad  fWmanagh.  Its  progenitors  were  formerly  Scotch, 
ffid  bore  the  name  of  FAiBBAmr,  which  was  changed  to 
thstof  Amiaisoiio.  The  Armstrongs  of  the  border  were  at 
the  head  of  a  nomerons  and  warlike  dan,  the  most  famed 
of  whose  eUeftatns  was  John  Armstrong,  of  Gilnockie,  in 
the*parish  of  Cannonby,  Eskdale.  His  castle  was  built  on 
a  promootocy  washed  on  three  sides  by  the  Eslc,  which 
h^ng  steep  and  rocky,  was  soarody  aooessiUe  but  on  the 
land  side,  where  it  was  fenced  with  a  deep  ditch.  This 
ppwoAil  border  ehieftain  Hred  in  the  reign  of  Jamb  V. 
(1^13  to  1M5)  and  was  the  terror  of  the  Western  Msiches 
ef  BhglanH,  baring  forced  the  inhaUtonta  of  Cumberland, 
Wastaaoriaod,  and  a  great  part  of  Northumberland,  to 
Wove  Us  tribotaries.  At  length,  his  power  having  grown 
too  great  for  a  sohiJeet,  he  became  an  object  of  Jealousy  to 
the  Seottlah  king,  who  levied  an  army  for  the  avowed  pur- 
poee  ot  poniahing  Gilnockie  and  his  foUowera,  and  marched 
St  their  head  to  the  parish  of  Elves.  There  John  was 
anniftnoed  to  attend  the  king,  upon  the  promise  of  security, 
md  having  aeoordin^y  obeyed  his  summons,  in  violation  of 
tite  pohlk  Ciith  pledged  for  his  personal  safety,  as  observed 
bf  Bnfhanan,  he  and  his  attendants  were  hanged  at 
Oietlawiek  rfgg;  two  miles  to  the  north  of  Mosspeul,  on 
ti»  road  between  Hawick  and  Langholm.  Alter  this 
oeeation,  the  family  dispersed,  and  some  of  them  aettled 
h  diffiemt  parts  of  Eni^and,  one  branch  in  linoolnahire : 
tbe  preeent  liunily  trace  their  deeoent  fhnn  Sir  Thomas 
Anastfoug,  w^  was  the  representative  of  that  line. 

8ia  Thomas  ABMsnoiro,  Knt.,  fr.  at  Nimeguen,  in  Holland, 
bad  been  a  great  suflbrsr  in  the  royal  cause,  and  was  very 
>cdve  for  CMAauBS  II.  before  the  restoration.  His  enter- 
prubg  apidt  ezdted  the  Jealousy  of  Cromwell,  who 
tbw  him  into  prison  and  even  threatened  his  life.  He 
««aged  with  all  the  seal  that  was  natural  to  him  in  the 
>Bviee  of  the  Duke  of  Monmooth.  Finding  himself 
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obnoxions  to  the  court,  he  fled  the  kingdom  and  went  to 
Holland,  and  his  flight  was  soon  followed  by  outlawry. 
He  was  seized  abroad  and  sent  to  London,  where  he  was 
condemned  by  Chief  Justice  JefiMss,  and  executed  at 
Tyburn,  without  a  trial,  and  with  peculiar  dreumstances 
of  rigour.  He  at  his  death  denied  having  ever  had  ahy 
intention  against  his  Majesty's  lifie.  The  attahider  was 
subsequently  reversed.  Sir  Thomas  was  gentleman  of  the 
horse  to  tlie  king,  captain  of  the  flrst  troop  of  royal  horw 
guards,  and  served  as  a  burgess  in  parliament  for  Stafford 
and  Leicester  town.    He  had  no  issue  male. 

CaPTAur  WiLUAM  Abmstboho,  brother  to  Sir  Thomas, 
and  founder  of  the  family  in  Tippei-ary,  went  over  to  Ireland 
shortly  after  the  battle  of  Worcester,  and  settled  In  the 
old  castle  at  Famey  Bridge,  near  Thurles,  where  he  was 
followed  by  his  brother's  widow.  Lady  Armstrong.  William 
Armstrong  we  find  was  captain  of  the  troop  Of  horse 
attached  to  the  Tipperary  militia  in  1688.  He  m.  Alice, 
dan.  of  Sir  Thomas  Deane^  of  the  county  irt  Suffolk,  and  Vf 
her  had  issue,  two  sons, 
JoHV,  his  successor. 
Thomas,  m.  a  dau.  of  Robert  Ct&rew,  Esq.  of  Balllna- 

mona,  and  had  issue.    From  Thomas  are  descended  the 

If  ealifib  branch,  now  represented  by  Oeotte  Armrtrong; 

Esq.  of  Chafl^oole  and  Healifli^  high  sheriff  of  the  county 

JoHH  Abmstboho,  Esq.  oi  Famey  Osstle,  a  his  fiUber,  and 
la.  in  1677,  Julianna,  dau.  of  Robert  Carew,  Esq.  of  Ballina- 
mona,  co.  Waterford,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Shi^ 
land,  Esq.  He  purchased,  in  1677.  the  lands  of  BallycaUl 
and  Holycross,  and  d.  in  1717,  leaving  issue  four  sons, 

William,  his  successor. 

Robert,  d.  vatm. 

John,  ancestor  of  the  present  Famey  Castle  branch 
fnow  represented  by  Majob  W.  ABMsraotio,  of  Famey 

James- William,  in  holy  orders^  d.  wtm. 

Colonel  Wiluam  Abmstbono,  M.P.,  of  Famey  Castle 
and  Mount  Heaton  (the  eldest  sonX  col.  Tipperaiy  militJa» 
m.  in  1780,  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Francis  Heaton,  Esq. 
of  Mount  Heaton,  King's  County  (and  formerly  of  the  co. 
of  YorkX  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  —  Cartwright, 
Eeq.  The  family  residence  was  then  ahanged  to  Mount 
Heaton  (otherwise  called  Ballyskennagh) ;  and  Famey 
Castle  wss  given  over  to  his  brother  John.  William  (having 
survived  his  wife)  d,  in  177S;  leaving  issue,  a  son  and  a 
daughter, 

John,  (of  whom  presently), 

Mary,  m.  12  Sept  1765,  the  Rev.  deoi|n)  Thomas,  and  had 


Ihe  son  and  heir, 

Thb  Riobt  Hon.  John  Abmstbono,  of  Famey  (Castle 
and  Mount  Heaton,  $,  his  father  in  1772.  He  m.  17  Jufy, 
1770,  Letitia,  dau.  and  co>heir  of  Henry  Greene,  Esq. 
of  Ballymaereese,  co.  limerick,  (late  of  Destemane,  co. 
Fermanagh).  (Mrs.  Armstrong  m.  2ndly,  the  Rev.  James 
Hobson,  of  Sidmouth,  son  of  Mr.  HobsoUi  M.P.  dty  of 
Waterford,  and  d.  28  Jan.  1820).  John  rose  to  considerable 
disUnction  at  the  bar,  to  which  he  was  called  1750 :  he 
served  in  several  parliaments  for  the  boroughs  of  Fore  snd 
Eilmallock,  and  was  a  member  of  the  king's  privy  council 
in  Ireland.  He  was  twice  urged  by  the  Irish  government 
to  take  a  baronetcy  (which  he  declined),  in  oonsideration  of 
important  services  he  had  done  the  country,  It  was  sub- 
sequently arranged  that  he  was  to  be  made  a  peer,  under 
the  title  of  Banm  o/Jhmamaie,  in  Ireland,  and  the  patent 
is  stated  to  have  been  lodged  at  the  Hanaper  office,  when 
he  d.  at  Mount  Heaton,  on  12  Sept.  1791,  and  is  buried 
in  the  churchyard  at  Ballysahill.  His  son  and  sueoeesor 
was 

Wix4JAM-Hbnrt  Abm8TB0H0»  Esq.  of  Mount  Heaton, 
M.P.,  5,  at  Toulouse,  in  France,  21  June,  1774.  He  ta.  7 
April,  1809,  Bridgeti  only  dau.  of  the  late  Co'  jnel  Charles 
MacDonuell,  of  New  Hall,  co.  Clare,  M.P.,  by  Bridget  his 
wife,  dau.  of  John  Bayly,  Esq.  of  Debeborough,  co.  Tippe- 
rarjr.  From  the  year  1816,  he  resided  almost  entirely  on 
the  continent,  and  not  intending  to  retnm  to  Ireland,  he 
sold,  in  1817,  Mount  Heaton,  in  1827,  his  Fermsnsgh  and 
neariy  all  his  l^perary  and  Limerick  property.  He  d.  at 
Fassy,  near  Pttls,  21  Sept.  1885,  and  is  buried  in  the 
eixaetibf  Montmartre,  at  Paris,  leaving  issuer 

John,  b.  at  Mount  Heaton,  1  May,  1815,  m.  29  May,  1849, 
Mile.  Josephine  Von  Mayr,  a  Qerman  lady,  and  has  issue, 
John-Childe,  b.  1  Jan.  1850;  Louisa-Bids. 

Charies-WiUiam,  6. 19  April,  1819,  d.  at  Abbeville,  SI  Msy, 
1819. 

WiLLiAM-EnwARD,  uow  of  Ncw  HsU. 

Charles,  J.P.  for  Clare^  5.  7  May,  1830. 


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LetttiA-Maxy,  d.  11  Jnlr,  1811,  and  is  buried  «t  BaUy- 
cahlU. 

Letitia-Chariotto,  m.  1  JuncL  1841,  ChAriee-WilUaxn,  eldest 
son  of  Chariea  Hamilton,  Eaq.  of  Hamwood,  co.  Meath, 
by  Maiy-Anue-Caroline  hia  Wife,  dau.  of  William  Tlghe^ 
Eaq.  of  Woodstock,  oo.  Kilkenny,  M.P.,  and  baa  issue. 

Catherine-Gertrude,  m.  7  Oct  18aO.  John  Bayly,  Esq.  of 
Debsborough,  co.  Tipperaiy,  by  Mary-EliBabeth-Helena 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Uniacka,  Esq.  of  Mount  Uniacke^ 
00.  Cork,  and  has  issue. 

Bridget,  m.  23  March,  1849,  James  Dobrfe,  Bsq.  of  Book 
Lodge,  Devonshire,  eldest  son  of  the  late  Peter  Dobrfe, 
Bsq.  of  Clapham  Common,  London,  (and  srandson  of  the 
lato  Peter  Dobrte,  Esq.  of  Beaurejsard,  in  the  island  of 
GuemseyX  and  has  issue. 

Mary,  m.  12  July,  1842.  Evans  Johnson,  archdeacon  of 
Ferns,  second  son  of  the  lato  Judge  Johnson,  and  has 
issue. 

Emily-Dorothea,  d.  at  Puis,  5  Feb.  1888,  and  is  buried 
near  her  (kther. 

Louisa. 

Arm»—4hi.,  three  anns  in  armour  vambraoed,  hands  ppr., 
quartering  Hb^ton,  Obsswi^  and  MaoDokkbix. 

Cre*t—AXi  armed  hand  and  arm;  in  the  hand  a  log ftnd 
foot,  in  rich  armour,  oouped  at  the  thigh. 

Ifotto— Viet  armis. 

5ea(*— New  HaD,  and  Kilkee^  co.  dare. 


AEMSTKOKa  OF  MEALIFFE  AND 
CHAFPPOOL. 
Armstrong,  Qeorgb-Di  la  Pobr,  Ebq.  of  Mea- 
Bffe,  CO.  Tippeniry,  and  Chafipoole,  oo  Sligo ;  «.  hia 
father  2  Dec.  1846. 

HiltCaffC. — ^This  is  a  branch  of  the  ABMBiitoiros  <^ 
Harney  CclHU^  springing  fVom  the  marriage  of  Iliomas 
Armstrong,  l^gh  sheriff  of  the  oo.  Tipperary,  temp.  Queen 
Aknb,  (next  brother  of  John  Armstrong,  Esq.  of  Fkmey 
CasUe),  with  a  dau.  of  Bobert  Carew,  Emi.  of  Bellinamona. 
f§m  jmceding  genxalun).  The  grandfSftther  of  the  present 
possessor  of  Mealiffe, 

ThbRcy.  Wn.T.TAy  A ^tMimtowQ,  of  MeaHffe.  m.  in  1791,  the 
Hon.  Catherine-gtolM>r  Beresford,  eldest  dau.  of  William, 
Lord  Deci^s,  arehblahop  of  Tuapi,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1887, 
left  at  hia  decease.  May,  1889,  %  son  and  successor, 

Jomr  AmiSTBOiio,  Esq.  of  Mealiff^,  who  m.  Catherine, 
dau.  and  heir  of  T.  Somers,  Esq.  of  Cljafll^le,  co.  Sligo, 
and  had  by  her,  besides  two  sons,  deceased,  vis.,  Captain 
William  Armstrong,  who  m.  Madamoiselle  de  Labrosse,  and 
d.  7  March,  1849,  and  Thomas,  lieut.  00th  Biflep,  who  d.  7 
June,  1847,  four  otiier  sons,  still  suryiving,  viz., 

Gbobgb-Db  la  Pocb,  now  of  Mealilb  and  Chaflboolo. 

James-W..  lieut  RN.  ^ 

Edward-Marcus,  lieut  65th  regt, 

Frands-Henry. 
Xr.  Armstrong  d,  I  Deo.  1848. 

./Irm*— Gu.,  three  arms  in  armour  vambraoed,  hands  ppr. 
Creit— An  armed  hapd  and  arm;  in  the  hand  a  leg  and 
fbot  iu  rich  armour,  couped  at  the  thigh. 
Afotto— Vi  et  armis. 
£tet»-*Maalifflb,  Thurles;  and  Chafl^le,  Ballymote. 


ARMSTRONG  OF  WILLOW  BANK  AND 
ADZAR  HOUSE, 

Armbtroito,  EoMUifD-JoHV,  Esq.  of  WHlow  Bank, 
00.  Claiv,  and  Adzar  House,  oo.  Dublin,  6.  in  May, 
1808 ;  m.  in  April,  1840,  Jane-Catherina,  8rd  dau.  of 
Thomas-Hayter  LDngden,  Esq.,  D.L.,  of  co.  Kent»  of 
Ennismore  Place,  Hyde  Park,  London,  and  luui  issuiS, 

I.  Edmund-James,  h.  1844. 

II.  Johu-Heniy-Maxwell,  6. 1850, 
lu.  Thomas-Conyngham,  6.  1852.. 

1.  Mario-Larinio-Cecilia.  |i.  Jane-Longdea, 

lU.  EUen-Louisa.  it.  Agues-Oeotie^na. 

Mr.  Armstrong,  a  magistrate  and  deputyUeut  for 
00.  Clare,  served  as  j^h-shisriff  for  that  county  in 
1 852.  He  «.  his  unde,  the  late  K-B.  Armstrong,  Esq., 
who  (i.  wnm,  in  1883.  He  is  only  son  of  the  late 
Key.  John  Armstrong  (who  d  in  1820),  by  Maria- 
Cassandra  Young  his  wife,  niece  to  the  Very  Rev. 
Dr.  Young,  bishop  of  Clonfert,  and  grandson  (by 
Hannah  Westropp  his  wife,  sister  of  the  late  M.  R. 
"Ny^estippp,  Esq.  of  Monkstown  Castle,  oo.  Cork)  of 
Edmund  Armstrong,  Esq.  of  Buncraggy,  whose  father, 
JjuDfis  Armstrong,  was  the  first  of  the  family  who 


settled  in  co.  Clare,  in  the  early  part  of  the  17th 
century,  and  who  was  brother  of  Major-General  Joha 
Armstrong,  surveyor-general  of  the  Ordnance  and 
chief  engineer  of  England,  and  colonel-in-chief  of  the 
royal  regiment  of  foot  in  Ireland. 

./Irm»— Ou.,  three  arms  vambnced  in  armour,  hands  ppc; 

Cmt— An  arm  vambraoed  in  armour. 

Jfotto— In  Deo  robur  meus. 

fieoto— Willow  Banlc,  Enni%  oo.  Clare;  and  Adzar  Houses 
00.  Dublin. 


ARMSTRONG  OF  HEMSWORTH. 

Armstrong,  Thb  Ret.  Charlss-Edward,  M.A.  of 
Hemsworth,  co.  York,  6.  1807;  m.  18  April,  1888, 
Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  John  Clayton,  Esq.  of  EInfield 
Old  Park,  co.  Middlesex.  The  Rev.  Mr.  Armstronc^ 
master  of  Hemsworth  Hospital,  and  perpetual  curate 
of  St.  Forckley-cum-Clayton,  co.  Yonc,  t.  in  1852,  on 
the  decease  of  his  aunt  (wife  of  William  Busfield, 
Esq.,  M.P.),  to  the  estates  of  his  grandmother,  Mrs. 
Wood  (heiress  of  Laoon  Barker,  Esq.),  at  Otley,  in 
Yorkshire.  He  is  son  of  Charies-Edward  Armstrong, 
Esq.,  of  the  E.I.C.S.,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Capt.  Wood,  R.N.,  and  sister  of  Sir  F.  Wood,  Bart, 
of  Hemsworth  Hall,  and  grandson  of  Dr.  Charles 
Armstrong,  of  London,  and  great-grandson  of  Dr. 
John  Armstrong,  of  Qodalming,  co.  Surrey,  whose 
dau.,  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1778,  Edward,  Earl  of  Wintei^ 
ton.  This  Dr.  John  Armstrong  was  son  of  Dr. 
Richard  Armstrong,  of  Dumfries,  who  left  that 
place  and  settled  in  Guildford,  co.  Surrey.  He  was 
son  of  David  Armstrong,  advocate,  of  Edinburgh,  and 
grandson  of  David  Arxnstrong,  of  Kirtle  Town,  Dum- 
fries, whose  grandlather,  Christopher  Armstroog^ 
settled  in  Dumfries,  and  was  living  1530. 

jimu— Qtt.,  three  dexter  arms  vambraoed,  in  pale^  ppr. 

Of «(— An  arm  vambraoed. 

Jfotto— Vi  et  armia. 

iSioi— Hemsworth,  Ponteflract. 


ARNOLD  OF  LITTLE  MISSENDEN  ABBEY. 

Arnold,  Thb  Rkv.  Edward-Gladwin,  of  Little 

^lissenden  Abbey,  ca  Bucks,  rector  of  Stapleford, 

Herts,  h,  25  April,  1823 ;  m.  27  April,  1852.  Charlotte- 

Geoii^iana,  eldest  dau.  of  Lord  Henry  Cholmondeley. 

ILitUaS?. — GEicnuL  Bbnkdioi  Arnold  m.  8  April, 
1779,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Edward  Shippen,  Chief  Judge  of 
Pennsylvania,  and  d.  in  1801,  having  liad  iaaue, 

Edward-Shippsn,  lieut.  ath  Bengal  cavalry,  and  paymaster 
of  Huttra;  d.  at  I)iuiq>oor,  in  India,  13  l>ec  1818. 

James-Robert^n.  Ueuc. -general,  K.H.  and  K.  Cieeoent, 
m.  Virginia,  dau.  of  Bartlett  Goodrich,  Eaq.  of  Baling 
Grove,  Kseex,  Tfhich  lady  d.  14  Julv.  1852. 

George^  lieut. -coL  2nd  Bengal  cavalry,  m.  Anne  Brown, 
and  d.  iu  India.  1  Nov.  18^. 

WiLLUM-FrrcH,  of  Little  Hiaeenden  Abbey. 

Bophia-MatUda,  m.  to  Co).  Pownall  Phippa,  E.  I.  C.  Servioec 
(related  to  the  Mulgnve  Ijimily)  and  <£  in  1828. 
The  youngest  son, 

WuJJAM-FiTOH  Arnold,  Esq.  of  Little  Ifiaaenden  Abbey, 
capt,  10th  Lanopr>»  ^  25  June,  1794;  m.  19  May,  1819, 
Elisabeth-Cecilia,  only  dau.  of  Alexander  Buddaoh,  Eaq.  of 
Tpbago,  ao4  had  issue, 

Edvaiid-Gladwin,  his  heir. 

WilUamTrail  6.  23 Oct  1826,  ci^t.  4th rart 

Margaret-Steuart,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Robert-EL-S.  Rogers. 

Elizabeth-Sophia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Bryant  Buigess. 

GeoTgiana-Phipps,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Stephenson. 

Louiaa-RusselC 
CH>t.  Arnold,  a  magistrate  for  Bticks,  d.  7  ITov.  1846. 

Jrm«— <lu.,  three  pheons,  arg. ;  on  a  chief  of  the  second,  a 
bar  nebul^  as. 

Crttt, — ^A  aemi-tiger,  sa.,  began  t^,  maned  and  tufted,  or., 
holding  a  broad  arrow,  stick,  gu.,  feathers  and  phoon,  arg. 

Jkfotto— Nil  den)erandum. 

fistU— Little  Misaeuden  Abb^,  Bucks  (now  belonging  to 
the  widow  of  Capt.  Arnold). 


ARTHUR  OF  GLANOMERA. 

Arthur,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Qlanomera^  oa  Clar^ 
h,  10  Sept.  1806 ;  «.  hia  &ther  in  1S16. 


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A  SB! 

UmSt.— It  !■  not  deaily  tfloertafaMd  at  what  period 
the  Azthnn  aeltled  In  Iraknd,  bat  it  i«  certain  that  they 
kmg  bald  kige  poweaaiona  in  that  kingdom,  espeoially  in 
Uaco^ot  limerick,  until  their  eatatea  in  that  county  were 
witarated  hf  Cbokwsll^  for  their  loyalty  to  the  royal 
oun,  whan  they  removed  to  the  oo.  of  Clajie,  and  became 
Mrtid  at  OlanoiDera^ 

The  blatory  of  limerick  lecorda  that  two  membera  of  the 
taOy  tat  in  pariiament  for  that  dty,  temp.  Queen  Eusa- 
hh,  via.,  Bdwazd  Arthur,  in  1659,  and  Thomaa  Arthur, 
laU3&. 

Tmua  ABTHUBy  Eaq.  of  Oknomera,  ropreeontatlTe  <^ 
tUiaaeieat  houae,  «.  Ifaiy  Butler,  heireaa  of  the  BoTLSBa 
^ISmfltr,  CO.  of  Tipperary,  lineally  descended  fh>m  the 
Bthb  hooae  of  Ormonde,  and  waa  fkther  of 

Tmua  ABTRum,  Baq.  of  Glanomera,  who  m.  Lucy, 
fnith  dan.  of  Sir  Edward  O'Brien,  Bart,  of  Dromoland, 
Md  teft  by  her  at  hie  deceaae.  in  1801  (with  a  dau.  Mary, 
m.  to  Bidiard  Heon,  Eaq.  of  Pamdiae,  oo.  of  Clare,  who  d. 
w&hmt  mxrririxifg  iaaueX  an  only  eon  and  aucoeeaor, 

Twaua  AsrauB,  Baq.  of  Glanomera,  b.  April,  1778,  m. 
10  April.  1808,  Harriet,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  (with  her 
cDlj  iiater,  Charlotte,  wife  of  Sir  Edward  O'Brien,  Bart,  of 
DfooMland)  of  William  Smith,  Eaq.,  of  Cahirmoyle,  oo.  of 
UnMrick,  by  whom  he  had  iaaue, 

TmcA%hiaheir. 

WOUam-Smith,  6.  18  June,  1809.  m.  in  1839.  Caroline- 

Bvdney,  etdeet  dau.  of  Fmerick-Saintbuiy  Faiicer,  Eaq. 

ofaainOwuy,  eo.  Dublin,  and  d.  without  iaaue  in  March, 

Lociiaa.  in  holy  ordera,  b.  81  July.  1810,  m.  21  April.  1840. 
OtfcQne-Elimeth.  third  dau.  of  John  Jerri^  Esq.  of 
Moaefay.  Warwickahira,  by  whom  he  haa  had  three  sons, 
Tbamaa-Locfua-Jerris ;  Edward-Henxy-Frederick  (who 
i.  an  infant);  and  Chariea-William-Auguataa;  with  five 
daaa. 

Idwinl,  barri8ter^t&>law.  b.  7  Jan.  1817,  d.  6  Aug.  1863. 

Aagnatua,  a  magiatrate  for  the  co.  Clare,  b.  27  Aug.  1810. 

Honxy.  in  holy  ordera,  b.  12  Not.  1820,  m.  18  April,  1847, 
EOea.  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Henry^oy  Tombe.  Esq. 

VMeriek'B.-B.,  in  holy  orders,  b.  12  Sept.  1822. 

Tqgethflr  with  nine  daua..  four  of  whom  are  deceaaed. 
Hr.  Aithnr  d.  6  May,  1846,  and  was  f.  by  his  eldeet  aon, 
the  pnsent  Tbohas  Aithub,  Baq.  of  Glanomera. 

imt— Ou.,  a  dftevron  between  three  reata  (or  dariona)^ 
or.,  qoarterlng  Brmum  and  Sicmi. 
mf— A  laloMi,  riaing;  ppr.,  Joaaed  and  belled,  or. 
JMto-ImpeUe  obatantK. 
If  nUn<muiia>  co.  Clara. 


ASH  OF  ASHBROOK. 

Am,  William-Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Aahbrook,  co. 
Loodondeny,  J.P.  ftnd  D.L.,  6.  8  May,  1801;  m, 
10  July,  1827,  Lady  Elizabeth-Emma  Douglas,  sister 
of  tbe  preseni  Eail  of  Morton,  and  has  issue, 

QnGaa-Hamllton,  m.  7  July,  1853,  to  John-Barre  Berea- 
ford,  Eeq.  of  Leumcnt,  oo.  Londondeny. 

lincaff. — William  Hamiltok,  Esq.,  aon  of  WilUam- 
Htmfltflp,  Eaq.,  by  Jane  hia  wife,  dau.  of  George  Ash, 
Esq^  took  the  additional  name  of  Ash,  oo  aucceeding  to 
tbe«states  of  hia  uncle,  the  late  George  Aah,  Esq.  of  Aah- 
brook.  He  m.  »  May,  1796,  Miaa  Elisabeth  <^arriet 
B«idsvaon.  by  wbom  (who  d.  in  1806)  he  had  iaaue, 

WiuiAM-HAifn.*oii,  now  of  Aahbrook. 

Omgivin  hd^  otdem  rector  of  BaDyacullion,  co.  London- 

6mry,  m.  in  1828,  Maiy.  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Thomaa 

SpoUwood,  and  d.  28  Oct  1862,  having  had  iaaue  two 

WDsaadadao. 

Ana, «.  to  (thAlate)  Ber.  William  Dixon. 

Jaaa.  at.  to  Robert  Algar.  Eaq.,  collector  of  Customs  at 
BoKwiek-upoo-Tweed.  and  d.  in  1848. 
Xr.  HsDiiltoa  AA  d.  29  May,  1821. 

<im»— AsB  and  Haim/roir,  quarteriy. 
A«tf— A  aquiirsL 
Mm*   Son  nobis  aed  omnlbua. 
Il    lihbiuok,  near  Londonderry. 


ASHBY  OF  NASEBT. 
Asrbt-Maddook,  Oiobov,  Esq.  of  Naseby,  oo. 
Kofthampton,   and  of  Qreenfields,  co.  Salop,    an 
oAeer  11th  Hussais,  h.  8  June,  1884. 

iinfaff. — TUa  is  the  senior  line  of  the  very  andent 
hn8/  or  Aahby,  which  can  be  anthsntkally  traced  flram 
25 


ASH 

Rksabd  Ds  Ashbt,  lord  of  the  manors  of  South  Crozton 
and  Quenby,  co.  Loiceeter,  a.d.  1207. 

BoBEBT  AaHBY,  Eaq.,  grandaon  of  IHlliam  Aahby,  Eaq. 
of  Quenby,  living  in  1489,  i.  in  1686  to  the  fiunily  eaUtes, 
at  the  deceaae  of  hia  cousin,  Anne  Ashby,  of  Quenby,  wife 
of  Geoige  Bkevington,  of  Bkerington.  He  m.  Barbara, 
dau.  George  Aahby,  Eaq.  of  Loeeby,  co.  Leiceeter,  and 
sister  of  Edward  Aahby,  Esq.  of  Loseby,  whoee  son,  Wil* 
liam  Aahby,  Queen  Eucabrh's  ambaaaador  to  Jambb  YI., 
d.  $.  p.  in  Scotland,  in  1689. 

By  Barbara  hia  wife,  Robert  Aahby  left  at  hia  deceaae^ 
24  Aug.  1667,  four  daua.  and  one  aon,  viz. : — 

GaoBOB  ASHBT,  Eaq.  of  Quenby  and  Loaeby,  high  aherift 
of  Ldceaterahire  in  1601,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Andrew 
Gedney,  Eaq.  of  Enderby,  and  left,  with  other  iaaue,  a  son 
and  heir, 

Gbobob  Asrbt,  Eaq.  of  Quenby,  who  erected,  in  1686, 
the  present  manaion-houae,  and  sold  the  lordship  of  Loseby 
to  Mr.  Paramour.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  George 
Bonnet,  Eaq.  of  London,  and  of  Welby,  co.  Lincoln,  and  d. 
in  1668,  learing  issue,  three  aona  and  three  daua.  The 
eldeat  son, 

Gbobob  Ashbt,  Esq.  of  Quenby,  b.  29  July.  1629,  served 
aa  high  aherifl  of  Leicestershire,  18  and  19  Chablbb  II. 
He  m.  24  June»  1662,  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of  Euseby  Shuk- 
brugh,  Eaq.  of  Naaeby.  oo.  Northampton,  and  by  her  (who 
m.  9ndly,  George  Hewett,  Eaq.  of  Botherby,  and  d.  16 
April,  1721,  aged  98)  had  iaaue, 

Gbobob,  hia  hdr. 

Shukbrugh,  whoee  son  (by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Nela 
Hewett,  Baq.)  ShukbuiKh.  m.  Mary.  duu.  and  heir  of 
Nathaniel  Ciitdock,  of  Coaabgton.  and  d.  in  1762,  leavin^f 

ason,  Shukbrugh  Aahby,  Eaq..  F.R8..  MP.  for  Leiceeter, 

who  m.  Eliaabeth,  dau  and  heir  of  Richard  Hinde,  Eaq., 

and  d.  in  1792.  leaving  two  daua.,  hia  co-heireaaea,  vis., 

Maiy-Eliaabeth,  m,  to  William  Latham,  Baq..  F.R.8., 
F.8.A.,  of  Eltham;  and  Dorothea,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas 
Huaaey  Apreeoe,  Bart  (See  Ashbt  of  Quenbp), 

Buaeby,  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  d.  i.  p. 

Mary.  m.  to  John  Ekina.  Eaq.  of  Ruwhden. 

Eliaabeth.  m.  to  Sir  Nathan  Wrighte,  the  lord  keeper. 

Imoj,  d.  young, 

Margaret,  m.  to  William  Boothby,  Esq.  of  Maraton. 

George  Ashby,  sen.,  d.  29  May,  1672,  and  waa  $,  by  his 
dd^aon, 

Gbobob  Asbbt,  Esq.  of  Quenby,  6.  16  July,  1666,  M.P. 
for  Leiceaterahire  in  1696  and  1707,  and  high  aheriff  in 
1688-9.  Thia  gentleman  m.  7  Nov.  1682,  H^«nfh,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Mi^or  Edward  Waring,  of  Humphreaton,  high 
aherifr  of  Shropshire  in  1667,  and  M.P.  for  Bridgenorth  in 
1668,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Ashe,  Esq.  of 
Freshford,  co.  Somerset,  and  had,  with  other  children,  who 
d.f.p. 
Jomr,  of  whom  presently, 

Edmund,  (iather  of  the  Rev.  George  Ashby,  president  of 
St.  John's  College^  Cambridge. 

Waring,  who  $.  to  Quenby,  and  aerved  aa  hiofa  aheriff  of 
Leiceaterahire,  in  1788.  By  Elizabeth  Cuinberiand,  hia 
wife,  aiater  of  the  Bishop  of  Dromore.  he  left  at  hia 
deceaae  in  1770,  one  aon,  Gbobob.  of  Uaalebeech  Hall, 
near  Naaeby,  who  sold  Quenby  to  Shukbnudli  Aahby, 
Esq.,  and  d.  a.  p.  in  1802.  havinff  bequeathed  &e  Naaeby 
estate  to  hia  couain,  Hannah  Maria,  the  wife  of  John 
Haddock.  Eaq. 
Elisabeth,  who  m.  17  Feb.  1706,-  John  Freeman,  Esq.  of 
WeUingborougfa.  and  had  two  dJEtua.,  vis,,  Elisabeth,  wife 
of  Pucuay  Jesaon,  Baa.  of  Langlev,  co.  Warwick;  and 
Hannah,  who  m.  WilUam  Aah.  Eaq.  of  Paaton,  near 
Peterborough,  and  waa  mother  of  three  daua. ;  HAnn^ii^ 
m.  to  William  Jeaaon.  Eeq.  of  Sutton  Coldfleld ;  Elizabeth, 
wife  of  Edmund  Aahby,  Eaq.  of  The  I^mchea ;  and  Mary, 
wife  of  the  Rev.  Richard-Biaa  Riland,  rector  of  Sutton 
Coldfleld. 

Mary,  m.  to  Henry  Hall,  of  LondoiL 
Haxmah,  m.  to  George  Cheselden,  MD. 
Anne,  m.  to  Robert  Norton,  of  Leicester. 

The  eldeat  aon, 

Jobb  Ashbt,  Eaq.  of  The  Lynchea,  licar  Shrewabury  (his 
mother's  Jointure),  b.  27  Nov.  1687,  d.  20  July,  1766,  leaving 
by  Hannah  hia  wife,  two  aona  and  one  dau.,  viz., 

JoHV,  of  The  Lynchea,  b.  9  May,  1722,  one  of  the  eaquirea 
to  Lord  CUve,  on  his  Installation  aa  a  Knight  of  the  Bath. 
He  M.  Jane  Wingfleld.  rellet  of  Anthony  KiimerBley, 
Eaq.  <xr  Ledghton,  but  d.  a.  p.,  29  Jan.  1779, 

EDMVin),  of  whom  we  treat. 

Hannah,  b.  14  Aug.  1728,  tn.  to  Chariea  Stamlbrd,  Baq.  of 
Wellingborough. 

The  2nd  son  (but  the  only  one  to  leave  iasueX 

Edmuhd  Ashbt,  Eaq.  of  The  Lynchea,  m.  Elisabeth  Aah, 
hia  cousin,  dau.  of  William  Aah,  Eeq.  of  Paaton,  near  Peter- 
borough, and  by  her  (who  m,  2ndly,  JSmilian  Holboch, 


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ASH 


ASH 


bq.)  h«  left  ftt  hit  deowMa>  SO  Not.  1786,  i#o  dai».  hto 
co-heire88M  (in  whom   vetted   the  repreeeatfttion  of  the 
andent  house  of  Abbbt  •/  Quenby),  vis. : 
BusABcrB-FRBBMAir  AsHBT,  who  m.  in  1784,  Robert  Hale. 
Eeq.,  and  had  four  daua.,  Elisabeth,  Loda,  Jane,  and 
Frances.    Of  theae  the  third  m.  Capt.  Whitfield,  18th 
regt,  and  had  issue,  Major  Henij  Wnitfield,  of  the  2i:d 
West  India  rqgt .  and  Robert-Philpote  Whitfield,  who  d. 
wim.,  23  June,  1842,  aged  81  years. 
'ELavvas-Mabia  Ashby,  m.  9  Jan.  178^  John  Maddoek, 
Esq.  of  Shrewsburv,   son   of  John    Maddock,    also   of 
Bhrewsbunr,   bj  Elisabeth  his  wife,  and  grandson  of 
John  Haddock,  of  Shrewsbury,  who  was  son  of  Thooias 
Haddock,  of  Chester. 
The  Snd  dau.  and  oo-heiress, 

H^knah-Habia  Ashbt,  wife  of  John  Haddock.  Esq.  of 
Shrewsbury,  d.  25  Nov.  1830,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

Thb  Rev.  OMorob  Ashbt  Haddock,  of  Qreenfields, 
Shrewsbxuy,  and  of  Naseby.  oo.  Northampton,  who  m,  July 
22,  1833,  Anno,  dau.  of  Hr.  Oeoige  Procter,  of  Carron 
€k)ttage,  Aigyllshire,  and  d.  in  1886,  leaving  an  only  child, 
tike  present 

Gborob  Ashbt  Haddock,  Esq.  of  Naseby,  co.  Northamp- 
ton, and  of  Greenfields,  oo.  Salop. 

•ulmw— Quarterly:  1st,  per  pale,  ax.  and  gu.,  two  lions, 
passant  in  pale,  or,  for  Haddock.  2nd,  or,  three  boars' 
Leads  sa.,  a  chief  indented  of  the  last,  for  Jbnk&  8rd,  as. 
a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  leopards' faces,  or,  for  Ashby. 
4th,  sa .  a  chevron,  engrailed,  between  three  mullets,  axg., 
for  Shttkbruob.  5th,  sa.,  a  chevron,  between  three  pewits' 
heads,  erased,  aig.,  for  Wabino.  6th,  Ash,  vg.,  two 
chevronels,  and  in  chief  as  many  crescents,  sa. 

CrttU—lBt,  a  demi-lion  rampant,  holding  a  sword  erect,  for 
Haddock.  2nd,  on  a  mural  crown,  aig.,  a  leopard's  head, 
or,  for  Ashbt. 

Ifotto— Be  Just  and  fear  not 


ASHBY  OF  QUENBY. 

Ashbt,  William-Ashby,  Esq.  of  Quenby  Hall,  co. 
Leicester,  6.  6  Feb.  1776 ;  m.  15  July,  1797,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Michael  Miller,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  aud  haa  issue, 

I.  Shukbbcoh-Asrbt,   \   ^   . 

n.  William,  (  ^'''^' 

HI.  Edward-Quenby,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Eliza,  £Bd  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Henry  Palmer,  of  Withcoto,  co.  Leicester. 

1.  Agnee-Elitt,  m.  to  George  Pochin,  Esq.  of  Barkby,  co. 
Leicester. 
This  gentleman,  whose  patronymic  was  Lathaic, 
assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  AsnBT  on  inherit- 
ing the  estates  of  that  family.  He  is  a  magistrate 
for  the  counties  of  Leicester  aud  Derby. 

UtttCHSf. — Habt-Elizabeth  Ashbt,  b.  in  1747,  elder 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Ehukbrugh  Ashby,  Esq.,  H.P.  (tee 
pagt  26)  m.  In  1770,  William  Latham,  Esq.  of  Eltbam,  F.R.&, 
and  F.S.A.,  and  by  him,  who  d.  about  1806,  and  was  buried 
at  Hungertou,  had  issue, 

William- Ashby  Latham,  his  heir. 

Haria-Elizabeth  Latham,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Geotge  OsbOTBe, 
of  Hnselbeech,  Northamptonshire. 

Harriet  Latham,  m.  to  Thomas  Byron,  Esq.,  who  is 
deceased. 

Dorotheo-Hlnde  Latham. 
Hrs.  Latham  d.  in  1815,  and  was  buried  with  her  husband. 
Her  son,  having  assumed  the  surname  of  Ashby,  is  the 
present  Wiluam-Ashbt  Ashbt,  of  Quenby,  Esq. 

^mu— As.,  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  leopards' 
£em!66,  or. 
Crt$t—Ont  of  a  mural  crown,  a  leopard's  face,  aflhmt^ 
Motto— Be  iust.  and  foAr  not. 
&al— Quenby  HaU. 

ASHE  OF  ASHFIELD. 

Ashe,  William- Welleslet,  Esq.  of  Ashfield,  co. 
Meath;  nu  in  1828,  Maria- Walker,  only  dau.- of 
Geoi^  Hftigh,  Esq.  of  Halifax,  descended  from  an 
ancieut  Scottish  family,  and  had  one  son  and  one 
dau.,  both  uf  whom  d,  in  infancy.  This  gentleman 
is  a  brevet  lieut-col  foreign  sen-ice. 

UtttCXBC. — The  andent  and  eminent  family  of  Esss. 
Asms,  or  D'Esseoourt,  which  come  over  with  Wiluam  thb 
CoNQUKROR.  appears  by  certified  extracts  under  the  seal 
of  Ulster  king-of-arros, — ^by  the  authority  of  the  Hemld's 
Coll<^ro.— end  from  the  pages  of  our  old  historians,  to 
have  hold  lanre  estates  in  the  oo.  of  Devon,  so  early  as  the 
2d 


olevenlh  o<mtury ;  and  the  line  is  dedudble  through  mere 
than  eighteen  generations.    From 

Sir  Olivbb  D'Essb  or  Asob,  Uving  towards  the  dose  of 
the  thirteenth  centiiry,  lineally  descended 

Sa  Thomas  Ashb,  of  St  John's,  and  of  Dromsfaill,  oou 
Gavan  (eldest  son  of  Thomas  Ashe.  Esq.,  by  his  wife,  the 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Nicholas  Bailey,  Eaq.  of  the  Abbey  of 
St.  John's,  eo.  Heath,  and  grandson  of  H ioholas  Ashe,  of 
Clyst  Fomyeon,  frcHU  whose  youngest  son.  James,  derived 
the  Ashes  of  Fte$hford  and  Hej/teAurjf,  and  the  Ashes  ^f 
Athffrovt.  CO.  LimerickX  was  knighted  at  Dublin  OMtla 
by  Sir  Geoige  Oarew,  lord  deputy,  on  St.  James's  day, 
26  July,  1808.  He  d.  without  issue,  14  Get.  1626,  and  was 
$.  by  his  grand^ephew, 

Nicholas  Ashb,  Esq.  of  Hoyrath,  b.  in  160S,  at  whose 
decease  without  issue,  in  1650,  the  estates  wen  inherited 
by  the  bdr  of  entail,  his  oousin, 

William  Asm,  Esq.  of  Summentown  (son  of  Bidund 
Ashe,  Esq.,  and  Alice  his  wife.  dau.  of  Lewis  Jonss,  D.D. 
Bishop  of  KiUaloe.  and  grandson  of  Nidiolas  Ash,  Esq.  of 
Newtown,  who  was  brother  of  Sir  Thomas  Ash.  of  St. 
John's).  He  m.  1st,  Hartha  Leigh,  and  by  her  had  one 
son.  RiOBABD,  and  four  daus.,  Hary.  m.  to  Edward  Crofton, 
Esq.  of  Clonard,  in  Heath  ;  Hartha,  m.  Joseph  Fish,  Esq. 
of  Kilculkm ;  Alice,  and  Elisabeth.  He  m.  2ndly,  Haiy, 
dau.  of  Dudley  CoUey,  Esq.  of  Castle  Carbety.  and  rister 
of  Henry  CoUey,  Esq.  great-grandfather  of  Arthur,  Itt 
Duke  of  Wdlington.  By  this  lady  he  had  one  son.  Dudley, 
and  a  dau.  Hary,  who  m.  one  of  Lord  Damky's  ftonily. 
Hr.  Ashe  d.  in  16S2,  was  buried  at  Tiim,  and  ».  by  his 
son, 

Richard  Ash,  Esq.  of  Ashfidd,  in  tho  oo.  of  Heath,  H.P. 
for  Tiim.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  — ^  Deane,  Esq..  and  dying 
in  1727,  lea  (with  three  daus.,  Anne,  m.  in  17S4,  to  Hans 
Bailey,  Esq. ;  Hary,  m.  in  1740,  ta.  to  William  Lynden, 
Esq. ;  and  Elizabeth^  m,  to  Beivjamin  Fish,  Esq.X  Ato  sons, 
of  whom  the  ddest  was 

Joseph  Ashb,  Esq.  of  Ashfield,  high-sheriff  of  Heath, 
H.P.  for  Tiim.  He  m.  Susanna,  dan.  of  Dxidley  Loftns, 
Esq.  of  KUUan,  had  issue, 

L  RiOHABJ>,  bnrrister-at-low,  and  H.P.  for  Trim ;  at.  a  dan. 
of  Richard  Warren,  Esq.  of  Grangebeg,  in  Kildars.  and 
relict  of  Thomas  Cooper,  Esq..  registrar  of  the  court  of 
Chancery;  but  d.  t.  p.  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father. 

II.  Dudley,  killed  at  the  storming  of  Hero  Castle. 

m.  Thomas  (SirX  Knt..  H.P.,  bapt  10  Sept.  1788;  hl«h- 
sheriff  for  the  co.  Heath ;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Daftd 
Kinlocb,  Bart  of  Gllmartln,  in  Scotland,  and  lefl^ 
1  Joseph,  of  Drogheda.  who  m.  in  1802,  Catherine^  dan. 
of —  Sheppard,  Esq.,  but  has  no  issue, 

1  Harriot,  m.  to  Robert  Shepherd,  Esq.,  formerly  secre- 
tary to  Lord  Castlereagh. 

2  Catherine,  m.  to  James  Sterling,  Esq.,  British  oonsul 
at  Genoa. 

rv.  Joseph,  killed  in  storming  the  battery  of  Hora  CssOs^ 

V.  William,  of  whom  presently. 

I.  Alice,  m.  to  Darner  Edgeworth,  Esq.  of  Lougwood,  in 
the  CO.  Weatmeath. 

n.  Anne,  m.  Dudley  Loftus,  Esq  ef  dan  CasUe,  in  Meatk 
The  6th  son, 

Wiluam  Ashe,  Esq.,  mi^or  in  the  army,  inherited,  at 
his  father's  decease,  a  portion  of  the  Ashflold  estate.  He 
m.  in  1793,  Hary,  dau.  of  Archdeacon  Hockler,  and  rdict  of 
John  Rawlins,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  had,  with  two  other 
sons  and  three  daus.,  all  now  deceased,  the  present  LiWT.' 
CoL.  Wiluam-Wbllebley  Ashe,  of  Ashfield. 

i^rnii— Quarterly  of  six:  1st  and  eth.  sag.,  two  ohevronali. 
sa.,  for  Ashb  ;  2nd,  vert,  a  lion  rampant,  axg.,  for  FofUfTsos; 
3rd,  gu.,  a  cross,  erm. ;  4th,  aig.,  a  bend  and  three  mullets, 
in  chief,  so. ;  6th,  gu.,  a  fesse,  vair,  aiv.  and  as.  between,  in 
chief,  a  bezant  diozged  with  an  anchor,  sa.,  between  two 
stars,  or,  and  in  base  three  martlets^  two  and  one^  of  the 
last,  for  Bailey. 

Crat—A  cockatrice,  or,  crested,  armed,  Ac,  gu. 

Jfottof*— Above  the  shield,  •'  Fight."  Bdow,  "  Kon  nobis 
sed  omnibus. 

gait— Ashfield,  co.  Heath. 


ASHHURST  OF  WATERSTOCK. 

AsHHURST,  John  Henry,  Esq.  of  Waterstock,  co. 
Oxford;  «.  his  father  3  June,  1846;  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Duffield,  Esq.  of  Marcham,  Bucks, 
and  has  a  sod  and  heir, 

Wiluam-Henry. 

ItittCage. — Soon  after  the  Conquest,  Adam  de  Asshb- 
HuasT  obtahied  trom  Roger  de  Leyland  a  grant  of  all  Roger's 
claim  of  lands  in  Dalton,  and  trom  that  remote  period  to  the 


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ASH 

jaeientk  Um  Aihlniists  haT«  pieaeifed  a  male  fUOoeMion ; 
MTenl  members  of  the  fomily  received  the  honour  of 
koightbood  In  early  Umea,  and  were  Hiirfingirfwha^  in  the 
vm  of  the  Flaata^renota.  Sir  Adam  ds  Asshxhubst,  Knt. 
direct  mowtor  of  the  preeent  family^  was  i4>i)ointed  derkr 
nunbal  to  Edward  IIL,  in  1389,  for  life,  and  formed  part 
of  the  suite  of  that  \ing  at  the  batUe  of  Cressy.  For  a 
dttaikd  pedigree  refer  to  Bubxs's  JKxtiact  and  Dormant 
BtroMtOfft, 

Tbohas  AsHHuaar,  of  Aahhmrst,  Ssq.  living  in  the  reign 
If  Cbasixb  II..  1071,  eon  of  William  Ashhurst,  Esq.* 
oicmber  of  the  Long  Parliament,  and  representative  of  the 
eoaoty  of  Lancaster  in  1654,  and  grandson  of  Henry  Ash- 
kont,  Esq.  of  Ashhurst;  m.  Susanna,  dau.  and  co-heiress 
of  Thomas  Boavile,  Esq.  of  EdUngton,  co.  York,  and  was 
Mfaerof 

TsoKAS-HxirBT  Abhhxtkst,  Esq.  of  Ashhurst.  in  Lanoa- 
tban,  b.  in  167S.  l^ce-Chanoenor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster, 
«ad  reader  of  liverpool  and  Wigan,  b.  in  167S,  who  m. 
Dbsa,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  AQin,  of  Somerleighton,  oo. 
BfxtMk,  Bart,  by  Franoee  his  wife  (only  dau.  of  the  1st  Sir 
HsDiy  Ashhmvt,  Bart,  of  Waterstock,  in  right  €i  whom 
Iff.  Ashhurst  became  possessed  of  Waterstock,  OzooX  and 
bj  her  left  at  his  deoease,  in  1744,  with  five  daus.,  a  son  and 
bdr. 

8m  Wiluaii-Hkkbt  Ashhubst,  Knt.,  one  of  the  Judges 
of  the  King's  Bench  in  the  reign  of  Qao.  III.,  from  1770  to 
ISOO^  and  twice  (in  1783  and  1702),  one  of  the  lords  oommis- 
iii»sts  of  the  great  seal.  His  lordship  was  6.  at  Ashhurst, 
Ismashire,  in  Jan.  1725,  m.  81  April,  1772,  Ozaoe,  dau.  of 
Bobert  Whalley,  of  Oxford.  M.D.,  and  had  issue, 

WnxiAM-HxntT.  heir  to  his  father. 

Jamea  Henry,  d.  in  the  Bast  Indies,  mtm. 

Thomas- Henry,  D.C.L.,  Fdlow  of  AH  Souls'  College^ 

Oxford. 

Gfaee^  m.  6  Oct  1796,  to  Oeoige  Dorrien,  Esq. ;  and  d. 

leaving  two  sons  and  four  daus. 
Mr.  Ashhurst  d.  at  Waterstock,  Nov.  1807,  and  was  «.  by  his 


WiLUAM-HnntT  Ajdhubst,  Esq.  of  Waterstock,  6.  19 
Oct  1778.  «.  lat  10  Deo.  1806,  Eliabeth.  eldest  dau.  of 
Oswald  Mbsley,  Esq.  of  BolesworUi  Castle,  Cheshire,  by 
whom  he  had  issue, 

▼miAM-HssKT,  d.  wvm. 

JoBV-HnimT,  now  of  Waterstock. 

Jsmee-Henxy,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Qrsat  Milton,  Oxon. 

Beniy-Gooirge,  in  Australia. 

Trsderick-Tnomaa-HenTy,  in  Canada. 

Pnaces-Eliaabeth,  m.  18  Aug.  1^36,  to  Thomas-Geoige 
Haritot  Eaq.  of  Twickenham ;  and  d.  U  May,  1889, 
leetlDgason,  Qeone-Tbomas. 

Ovolins^  m.  to  the  Venerable  Charles-Corr  CSerice,  Ardh- 
dea^m  of  Oxford.  Mary. 

He  at.  Sndly,  15  Aug.  1889,  Selina,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Mwahciid.  Bart  ot  Trenant  Park,  Cornwall,  and  widow  of 
Or  Charles  Mill.  Bart  of  Newton  Buiy,  Hants.  Mr.  Ash- 
h«nt  to  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  the  oo.  of  Oxford,  and  sboriff  in 
UIO;  be  repraeented  this  county  in  parliament  from  1815 
toisao.    He  4.  8  June,  1846. 

ifr«»-Qn.,  a  aosa,  aig.,  between  four  fleuzB-de-Us^  axg. 
Cnat—A  fox,  statant,  ppr. 
Jfetts— Tiiicit  qui  patitur. 
-Wateratock,  oo.  Oxford, 


iSEHirOBTH  OF  ASHWORTH,  ELLAND,  AND 
HALL  CARK. 

AaawoBTH,  The  Rev.  John-Habtkt,  of  Enst 
WoocDuiy,  Haatfl,  and  Chuggan  Tower,  co,  Clare, 
Ute  of  £I]and,  co.  York,  a  magistrate  for  Hamp- 
iidre ;  m,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  -  Hippon 
Vavaeoar,  Esq.  of  Rochdale,  co.  Lancaster,  descended 
from  the  Tery  ancient  house  of  Vatasoub  of  HmiU- 
wood,  eaTork. 

lUnMff . — The  Ashworths  are  one  of  the  oldest 
tesffies  in  England :  the  eaiiieet  notice  of  them  which  we 
haw  dieoovered,  is  in  1244.  In  the  middle  of  the  reign  of 
Hnmr  III.  B^onard  de  Hesseworth  devised  the  manor  of 
AAwiaih  to  his  sons  Bobert  and  Stephen  de  Assheworth. 
tephsDli  moiety  was  alkmated  by  his  daughter  Maigery 


Ashhorsfa  brother,   Hbtbt  AsBHVBsr,   of 

I'oodoa.  Esq..  an  eminent  merchant,  distinguished  for 
baBevoisoce^  humanity,  and  piety,  was  father,  inter  aiio«, 
of  two  aonj^  8m  Bkvbt  AsKHfjasr,  Bart  of  Waterstock, 
and  iSr  William  Aabhurst»  Knt,  lord-mayor  and  M.P.  fir 


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(92  Edwabd  I.)  to  her  cousin  Robert,  ion  of  Robert  de  Asshe- 
worth; and  Matilda,  dau,  and  co-heir  of  Bobert,  having 
manied  before  1849,  Hugh,  son  of  John  del'Holt,  conveyed 
the  whole  to  him.  The  senior  Mne  thus  became  extinct 
in  1849,  with  the  heiress  marrying  Hdte,  but  younger 
branches  "bam  preeerved  a  male  eucoesslcm  even  to  the 
present  time.  One  oSshoot  has  long  been  seated  at  Hall 
Garr,  eo.  Lancaster,  and  another  at  Elland  Bank,  oo. 
Tork,  from  which  springs  by  direct  descent,  the  present 
Be  v..  Jorn-Habybt  Ashwobth,  M.A.  of  East  Woodtiay, 
Hants.  His  grandfather,  John  Ashworth,  Esq.  of  EUukd 
Bank,  died  seised  of  certain  lands  in  Whitworth,  whioh 
formed  part  of  the  ancient  poesessions  of  the  family.  During 
the  civil  wars,  the  Ashworths  were  engaged  with  Faiifii::t  in 
support  of  the  Parliament. 

Arvf—QvL  a  cross  humettd  and  engrailed,  or,  between  four 
fleur-de-Iys,  aig. 
Cre$t~-Ou  a  mount,  vert,  a  fox  i)pr. 
£raf— Craggan  Tower,  oo.  Clare. 


ASKEW  OP  REDHEUGH. 

AsKiw,  Hknrt-Williah,  E8q.  c^  Coniahead  Priory, 
CO.  Lancaster,  and  of  Qlenriddtog,  eo.  Cumberland, 
6.  in  1808 ;  m.  in  1832,  Lucy,  ,^rd  dau.  of  The  Hon. 
and  Rt  Rev.  Hugh  Percy,  D.D.,  bishop  of  Cariisle, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  HsHBT-HuGH.  6.  23  July,  1847. 

n.  Edmund-Adam,  b.  25  May,  1849. 

I.  Charlotte-Elisabeth.  n.  Emily-Mary. 

in.  Frances-Louisa. 

ll(ntX0f. — Adam  Asksw,  M.D.  (son  of  Anthony 
Askew,  M.D.  of  Kendal,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Adam 
Storrs,  Esq.  of  Storrs  Hall,  co.  Lancaster,  and  the  lineal 
descendant  of  Hugh  Askew,  of  Qreymanes,  Cumberland), 
settled  at  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  about  the  year  1725,  and 
acquired  extensive  practice.  He  m.  Anne,  dau  and  co-heir 
of  Richard  Crakenthorp,  Esq.  of  Newblggin.  in  Westmor- 
land, and  had  issue,  Antuont,  his  heir;  Adam,  M.A.,reotor 
of  Plumland;  Heniy,  of  Bedheugh;  John,  of  Palliusbum; 
Deborah,  who  d.  unm. ;  and  Anne,  who  d.  also  single.  Doctor 
Askew  d.  in  1778,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

AvTHOirT  Askew,  M.D.  of  London,  so  celebrated  for  his 
extensive  collection  of  books  snd  manuscripts,  b.  in  1722. 
Doctor  Askew  m.  1st,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Cuthbert  Swin- 
burne, Esq.  of  Longwitton,  snd  the  West  Gate,  in  North- 
umberland, but  had  no  Issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  Bobei-t  Holford,  Esq.,  one  of  the  masters  in  dhanoery,  by 
whom  he  had, 
Adam,  his  heir. 

Anthony-Linacro.  M.A.,  Fellow  of  King's  College^  Cam- 
bridge; d.  in  1818. 

Henry,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Greystock,  in  Cumber^ 
land;  m.  1799,  Anne.  dau.  of  Thomas  Sunderland,  Esq.  of 
Little  Croft  Ulverstone;  d.  25  Deo.  1852,  leaving  issue, 
HsNBT- William,  now  of  Conishead  Prioxy ;  Anne-EUsa- 
both,  fli.  in  1880,  John  -  Dalrymple  Murray,  Esq.  of 
Murraythwaite,  and  d.  in  1845;  and  Eleoiuna,  m,  to 
Capt  Washington,  R.N. 
Richard,  formerly  nu\jor,  27th  regiment 
Thomas,  m.  to  Lucy,  dau.  oi  Bobert  Carey,  Esq.  of 
London,  merchant 

Anne-Elizabeth,  m.  to  Oeoige- Adam  Askew,  Esq.  of  Pal- 
Unsbum.  Sarah,  d.  unm. 

Deborah,  m.  to  Sir  Lucas  Pepys,  Bart,  M.D. 
Amy,  to  the  Rev.  John  Washmgton,  of  Winchester. 
Mary,  d,  wnm.  in.  1786. 

EUsaoeth,  tn.  to  Henry-Percy  PnUelue,  Esq.  of  Carleton 
Hall,  in  Toikahire. 
Doctor  Askew  d.  at  Hempstead,  In  1774,  and  was  $.  by  his 


Apam  Asksw,  Esq.  of  Bedheugh,  high-aheriiT  of  the  eo.  of 
Durham  in  1809;  m.  1st.  Amy,  dau.  of  Robert  Carey,  Esq. 
of  London,  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Sir 
Richard  Rycrofb,  Bart.,  but  d.  ».  p.  His  nephew  Is  the 
present  Heivbt-Wiluam  Askbw,  Esq.  of  Conishead  Prioiy. 

.<lrm**-Sa.,  a  fesse,  or,  between  three  asses,  passant,  aig. 
Crat—hn  arm  holding  a  sword  transfixing  a  Saracen  s 

&«tt— Coniahead  Priory,  Ulvewton;  and  Glsnxiddfaigi 
Penrith.  ^ 

ASKEW  OP  PALLINSBURN. 
Askbw,  Richard  Chaster,  Esq.  of  Pallmsbum, 
00.   Northumberland,  barrister-at-law,   recorder  of 
Newcastie-on-Tyne,  h.  6  Sept.  1778;  «.  his  brother 
25  June^  1847. 


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ASS 

-  %intKfl[t' — JOHV  AsKKW,  Esq.  of  PftUinsbarn,  4th  son 
of  Doctor  Adftm  Askew,  of  Btozrs  Hall,  by  Anne,  dau.  snd 
co-heir  of  Bichard  Grslranthorp,  Esq.  of  Newbiggen,  m.  99 
Sept.  1770,  Bridget,  dan.  and  hebr  of  John  Watson,  Esq.  of 
Goswick,  00.  Durham,  by  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Craster, 
Esq.  of  Craster,  in  Northumbexiand,  and  had  issue, 

Gbobos-Adam,  his  heir. 

John-Watson,  A.M.,  Fellow  of  University  College,  Oxford, 
in  holy  orders ;  d.  unm,  17  Nov.  1810. 

Hbvbt  (Sir).  K.C.B.,  Ute  of  Pallinsbum. 

William,  lieut.  R.N. ;  d.  in  Dec.  1805. 

Bichabd-Obastcb,  now  r^resentaUve  of  the  family. 

Christopher-Crakenthoip.  capt.  B.N. ;  b.  83  May,  1793 ; 
m.  in  Feb.  1828,  Sarah  Dickson,  and  has  issue. 

Hugh-Bertram,  in  the  B.I.C.8. 

Elizabeth-Anne.  Isabella. 

Mr.  Askew  d.  28  Oct.  1794,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 

Gsobox-Adam  Asuew,  Esq.  of  Pallinsbxim,  b.  19  July, 
1771,  sheriff  of  Northumberland  in  1800,  m,  in  1795,  his 
cou^  Anne-EUsabeth,  dau.  of  Anthony  Askew,  M.D.  of 
London,  but  d.  8.  p.  in  1808,  when  he  was  8.  by  his  brother, 

But  Hkstbt  Askkw,  K.C.B.  of  Pallinsbum,  lieut. -gen.  in 
the  army,  b.  7  May,  1775,  d,8.p,  25  June,  1847. 

jlmu— S&.,  a  feese,  or,  between  three  asses,  passant,  aig. 
CVeif— An  arm  holding  a  swcnid  transfixing  a  Saracen's 
bead. 
Ifotto— Patientia  casus  exuperat  omnes. 
Sea(— FaUinsbum  House,  Northumberiand. 

ASPINALL  OF  STANDEN  HALL. 

Abfikall,  John,  Esq.  of  Standen  HaU,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, b,  7  Aug.  1779 ;  m.  lst»  28  April,  1804,  Jane, 
dau.  of  —  Robinson,  of  Sabden ;  and  2ndly,  Harriet, 
widow  of  Ralph  Bligborough,  M.D.,  by  the  former  of 
'whom  he  hna  issue, 

I.  Johh-Thomas-Walshxah,  who  m.  20  May,  1851,  Ellinor, 
dau.  of  Nicholas  Aspinall,  Esq.  of  LiverpooL 

T.  Mary,  m.  to  J.-L.  Hammond,  Esq. 

n.  Helen,  m.  to  John  Lomax,  Esq.  of  Clayton  HalL 

m.  Eliabeth-Walshman.  rv.  Jane. 

Mr.  Aspinall,  who  «.  his  great-uncle,  John  Aspinall, 
Esq.,  serjeant-at-law,  1  Murch,  1784,  is  J.P.  and  D.L. 
for  Lancashire  and  ^e  west  riding  of  Yorkshire. 

%.ittfS0C* — ^This  ftonily  has  been  for  several  centuries 
seated  in  the  parish  of  Whalley;  its  ancestor,  Jamcs  Aspi- 
KALL,  was  seised  of  lands  in  Clitheroe,  prior  to  the  reign  of 

EUSABSTB. 

Jakbb  Abpivall,  Esq.  (elder  son  of  Alexander  Aspinall, 
Esq.  of  Clitheroe,  and  brother  of  the  late  Mr.  Setjeant  John 
Aspinall),  «».  Anne,  widow  of  Henry  Lonsdale,  Esq.,  and 
was  father  of 

JoHH  AspiKALL,  Esq.  who  m.  in  1744,  Miss  Hannah 
Cooper,  and  had  two  sons,  Johh,  now  of  Standen  Hall ;  and 
Nicholas,  of  liverpool,  who  m.  Elisabeth  Bowden,  and  has 
issue,  Edward,  Margaret,  Alice,  and  Ellinor. 

Arm*— Or,  a  chevron,  between  three  grlflSps'  heads,  erased, 
sa. 

OreM^A  demi-grifBn,  erased,  sa.,  collared,  winged,  and 
beaked,  or. 

Motto—JB^B  fortissima  virtus. 

j8m<— Standen  Hall,  Lancashire. 


ASSHETON  OF  DOWNHAM  HALL. 

AssHBTON,  WiLUAM,  Esq.  of  Downbam  Hall,  oo. 
Lancaster,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  16  March,  1788;  m. 
9  Aug.  1816,  Frances- Annabella,  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
William  Codcayne,  of  Rushton  Hall,  co.  Northamp- 
ton, and  by  her  (who  d.  25  July,  1835)  has  surviving 
idsue, 

L  Balph,  b.  SO  Deo.  1880. 

u.  Richard-Orme,  6. 12  July,  1835. 

9rClICX0f  • — Ashton-imder^I^yne,  a  market  town  in  Sal- 
ford  hundred,  county  palatine  of  Lancaster,  gave  name  to 
the  ancient  famUy  of  Assbeton,  which  was  founded  by  Orme 
FitzEward,  to  whom  Albert  de  Greeley  gave  one  carucate 
of  land  in  Assheton,  besides  a  knight's  fee  in  Dalton,  Far- 
bold,  and  Wrightington,  temp.  Hehbt  III. 

RADOLirrs  Assheton,  Esq.  b.  hi  1582.  2nd  sen  of  Ralph 
Ashbeton,  Esq.  of  Gi'eat  Lever,  oo.  Lancaster,  by  Johanna 
his  let  wife.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Radcliffe,  Esq.  of 
Wimbersley  (see  Bcrkb's  Exiinct  Barorutage);  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Hyde,  of  London,  and  had,  witli  other  issue, 

John  Asshkton,  Esq.  ooL  in  the  service  of  Chablbb  I., 
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A  S  T^ 

who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Richard  Shuttleworth,  Esq.  of  Gaw- 
thorpe.  add  had  a  son, 

RiCHABD  AsBHETON,  Esq.  of  Dowuham,  under  a  deed  of 
settlement,  dated  in  1678,  of  his  Irinsman,  Sir  Ralph  Ash- 
heton,  of  Whalley,  Bart  Richard  Assheton  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Geoige  Pigot,  Esq.  of  Preston,  by  whom  he  had  numerous 
issue;  of  whom 

Ralph  Asshron,  Esq.  m.  Sarah  Bruen  of  Stapdford, 
and(withason,  Richard,  who  d.  ».  p.)  was  Cftther  of  an  eldsr 
son, 

Ralph  Asbhbton,  Esq.,  who  m.  Kary,  dau.  of  lliomai 
lister,  Esq.  of  Amoldsbiggin,  co.  Toric,  and  had  issue, 

Ralph,  his  heir. 

Richard,  D.D..  warden  of  Hanchester,  and  rector  of  Mid- 
dleton;  b.  19  Aug.  1727;  d.  1800,  leaving  by  his  wife 
Maiy,  younger  dau.  of  William  Hulls,  Esq.  of  London, 
Richard,  d.  «.  p. ;  Mary ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  James  Whalley, 
Esq.  of  aerkiull,  who  d.  1785 ;  Caroline ;  and  Catherine. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Assheton,  Esq.,  brother  of  Sir 
Ralph  Assheton,  of  Middleton. 

Maiy,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Witton,  of  Lnpset  Hall;  and 
Sndly,  to  Peregrine  Wentworth,  Esq.  of  Tdston  Lodg«^ 
Torkshire. 
The  eldest  son, 

Ralph  Asshkton,  Esq.  of  Downham,  m,  Rebecca,  dao. 
of  WiUiam  Hulls,  Esq.  of  London,  and  dying  S  Jan.  175^ 
aged  47,  left  issue,  Wiluax,  his  heir,  Anne,  m.  to  Dr.  W. 
Cleaver,  Bishop  of  Bangor,  Rebecca,  m.  to — Penniston,  Esq. 
of  Oxfordshire,  Mary,  and  Elizabeth.     The  son  and  heir, 

WiLUAX  Assheton,  Esq.  of  Downham,  b.  in  1758,  served 
assheriirofLancashirehil792.  He  m.  in  1780,  Lettioe,  2iHi 
dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Brooke,  Bart,  of  Norton  Priory,  eo. 
Chester,  and  left  (with  a  dau.  Mary,  wifeof  John  Annytage. 
Esq..  eldest  son  of  Sir  Geoige  Armytage,  Bart.)  a  son  and 
successor,  the  present  William  Assheton,  of  Downham 
ITiiii^  Esq. 

Arm8—Axg.,  a  mullet,  sa.,  pierced,  of  the  field, 
fiaot— Downham  Hall,  near  Clitheroe. 


ASTELL  OF  EVERTON. 
Abtell,  Richabd  William,  Esq.  of  Everton  House, 
CO.  Huntingdon,  lieut-coL  Grenadier  guards,  «.  his 
father  7  March,  1847. 

iLinfUHt* — ^Willlam  Thobnton,  Esq.  Snd  son  of  God- 
frey Thornton,  Esq.  of  Mogerhanger  House,  co.  Beds,  (seo 
familp  qf  Thobnton),  b.  18  Oct.  1774,  assumed  by  sign- 
manual  the  surname  and  arms  of  Astkll  in  1807.  He  m.  15 
July,  1800,  Sarah,  only  dau.  of  John  Harvey,  Esq.  of  Ick- 
wellbury  in  Beds.,  and  of  Finningly  Park,  co.  York,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  15  May,  1841)  has  had  issue, 

RiOHABD-WiLLiAX,  now  of  Evcrton  House. 

John-Harvey,  H.E.I.C.  foctory  at  Canton,  now  M.P.  for 
Cambridge,  6.  in  1804S. 

Henry -Godhnev,  m.  Louisa-Maria,  dao.  of  1Ui<3it'Qtn, 
Wyuyard,  C.B. 

Cbarles-Edward,  a  military  officer. 

Borah. 

Caroline,  m.  to  the  Rev.  W.-H.  Booper,  of  Abbots  Beptoo, 
Huntingdonshire,  and  is  deceased. 

Louisa,  m.  to  Thomas  St.  Quintin,  Esq.,  Jun.,  of  Hati^ 
Park,  in  the  co.  of  Cambridge. 

Harriet 
Mr.  AsteU  was  colonel  of  the  Royal  East  India  Yoluntean,  a 
director  of  the  East  India  Company,  and  frequently  filled 
the  chair  of  the  court.    He  d.  7  Mainh,  1847. 

.<lrms-^Quarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  lion,  passant,  per 
pale,  or  and  aig.,  between  four  cross-crosslets,  of  the  un, 
for  AsTSLL ;  2ndi,  ai^g.,  on  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  three 
trees,  ppr.,  three-crosses  pat^fitchte,  aig.,  for  Thobntoh; 
8rd,  for  Godin. 

CretU—lst,  a  cross-crosslet  or,  entwined  with  a  serpent, 
vert;  2nd.  a  lion's  head,  erased,  puipure;  round  the  neck,  a 
coronet,  or. 

lfoao--8ub  cruoe  glorior. 

6lea^-Everton  House. 


ASTLEY  OF  FELFOOT. 

ASTLEY,    FBAKOIB-DuKINFIKLD-PAUfSR,    Esq.   of 

Felfoot,  CO.  Lancaster,  and  Dukinfield  Lodge,  oo. 
Chester,  6.  24  April,  1825 ;  m.  7  Oct  1847,  Gtertrude- 
Emma,  2nd  dau.  of  CoL  H.-D.  Junes,  Royal  Engineecs, 
and  has  isbue, 

L  FiuNCui-DuKiNraLp,  b,  S9  May.  1858, 

I.  Gerti-ude-SusfUD, 

n.  Constanoe-Charlotta. 


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A  T  C 

Xr.  AflUey  is  son  of  the  late  Francis-Dukiiifield 
AiUej,  1^.  (who  d  29  July,  1825),  by  Susan 
Pifaner  his  wife,  and  grandson  (by  his  1st  wife, 
Lady  Dukinfield-Daniel)  of  John  Astley,  Esq.,  son 
oi  Richard  Astley,  a  physician,  who  was  cousin  of 
Sir  John  Astley,  Bart  of  PatshulL 

JnM— Ax.,  a  dnquefoO,  erm. 

■  C^oe— Out  of  a  duoal  coronet^  or,  a  plume  of  seren  ostrich 
tatlie(%ga. 

«ii(»--feUfoot,  Lancashire;  and  DuUnfield  Lodge,  Che- 
ibot. 


ASTON  OF  ASTON. 

AflfOK,  Sib  Arthur,  Q.CB.  of  Aston,  oo.  Chester, 
I      fermeriy  envoy-extraordinary  and  minister-plenipo- 
tentiary at  the  oourt  of  Spain;  $,  his  nephew  in 
18S9. 

EinCItt.— GATSBam  Astoh,  eldest  sister  and  beir  of 
Btr  Thomas  Aston,  4th  Bart,  of  Aston,  who  d.  in  1744  (see 
BoBKB^  Mxtiitet  Baronetagt),  m.  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  John 
Bwey,  D  J>.,  6Ch  son  of  John,  1st  Earl  of  Bristol.  Dr.  Herrey 
asiiimeil,  in  ocounquenoe,  the  surname  of  Aston,  by  act  of 
pariianHWit»  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

HaniT-HMavsT  Aston,  Esq.  of  Aston,  sheriff  of  Cheshire 
la  1768,  who  ••.  Miss  Dickonson,  of  Wrightington  Hall,  co. 
Tsnrariiire,  and  had,  witti  a  dau.,  Anna-Sophia,  m.  in  1782, 
to  Anttwrny  Hodges,  Esq.,  a  son, 

HantT-HMarsT  Aston,  Esq.  of  Aston,  a  ool.  in  the  army, 
who  «.  10  Sept.  1789,  the  Hon.  Hsrriet-Ingnon  Shepherd, 
4Ui  dao.  and  oo-heir  oi  Charles  9th  Viscount  Irvine,  and  left 
at  his  decease  (having  fSallen  in  a  duel,  23  Dec.  1798)  two 
aooa,  HKNaT-CHAaua,  liis  heir,  and  Abthub  (Sir)  now  of 
Aston.    The  elder, 

HsxaT-CHABLas-HNBTET  AsTON,  of  Aston  Hall,  m.  Mar- 
gareta,  dau.  of  the  late  William  Barron,  Esq.  of  Canick 
Banon,  and  left  at  his  decease  (with  a  dau.,  Harriet,  m.  17 
July,  1833,  to  the  Hon.  and  Bar.  Arthur  Talbot),  a  son, 

ABTBua-WKLuNGTON-HaaYST  AsroN,  Esq.  of  Aston, 
Beat.  Iflt  lifeguards,  6.  in  1816,  who  d.  unm.  28  Aug.  1839, 
and  waa  «.  by  his  unde,  the  laeaent  Ajtihub  Aston,  Esq. 
aov  of  Aston  HaU. 


jf  fau--Per  dievron.  sa.  and  arg. 
Civd    An  ass's  head,  ppr. 
Mm^-^PrH  d'aocom^. 
awrt-Artoa  Han,  Cheshire. 


ATCHERLEY  OF  MARTON. 

Atchsrlkt,  Dayib-Franois,  Esq.  of  Marton,  co. 
Salop,  k  1  July,  1818 ;  «.  his  &ther  in  1846. 

EintXgf.— The  flunily  of  Atohsblbt  €f  Marion  has 
been  aettled  in  that  neighbotiThood  at  least  as  far  back  as 
the  reign  of  Hnnst  VII.  Their  ancestor.  Sir  Roger  Atcher- 
kj,  KfldL,  who  was  bom  at  Stanwardine,  in  the  parish  of 
Barhuicli,  within  about  a  mile  from  Marton,  was  elected 
ihflrfff  of  Middlceex  and  London,  21  Sept  1504,  aoth 
Hanr  YII.,  and  was  chosen  lord-mayor  of  London,  IS  Oct. 
Ull,  Srd  HxNBT  YIIL  He  is  mentioned  in  Fuller's  Wor- 
Ma,  ToL  iL  p.  263,  and  also  in  Stow's  Survey  of  London^ 
edittao  U66,  p.  680,  as  having  munificently  stored  Leaden- 
hailiDr  the  reUef  of  the  poor.  He  filled  aoveral  dvio  offices 
of  high  trust  with  distinction,  and  died  in  the  month  of 
Ix^,  1521,  ISth  HXNBT  YIII. 

Bia  descendant,  Richard  Atcheriey,  who  was  also  b.  at 
Blanwawlltte,  went  to  live  at  Marton,  and  afterwards  lived 
at  Wyefaariey  Hall,  in  the  same  parish  of  Baschurch. 
IhasMs  Atcheriey,  the  eldest  son  of  Richard  Atcheriey, 
added  certain  parte  of  the  Marton  property  in  1011,  9th 
Jambs  L.and  pfurohased  more  in  1020;  and  upon  hia  death, 
Wis  a  by  Us  eldsst  son, 

TBcaus  AiCHXBUT,  who  was  baptised  31  Deo.  1009,  and 
•w  la  1042;  Steanor,  a  dan.  of  Roger  Griffiths,  Bsq.,  alderman 
if  Bhiewshmy.  This  Thomas  rebuilt  Marton  Hall,  which 
kas  sfw  siDoe  been  in  the  possession  of  his  lineal  desoen- 
dnts,  and  which  Btm  remains  as  he  built  it,  with  some 
t  addltionB.    The  last  male  descendant  of  this  gentle- 


Riwasp  AtCBBBurr,  Ssq.,  who  m.  Elisabeth  Edwards, 
dan.  of  Arthur  Edwards^  9t  Boebuiy,  oo.  Hereford,  Esq,, 
4,  wfshMtt  tasoe,  27  Feb.  1884.  and  by  his  will  devised  his 
ertates  to  his  nephew,  David-Francis  Jones,  now  Atcheriey, 
the  OQ]y  son  of  his  sister  Jane,  by  her  husband,  David- 
~  i  Jones,  Esq.  of  Oymmsn,  oo.  Flinty  dh?eoting  him 
29 


A  T  K 

to  take  the  name  and  anns  of  Atohxblet  only.  This  he 
according  d|d,  by  royal  license,  21  March,  1834,  and  became 
David-Franois  Atoheblst,  Esq.  of  Marton,  F.R.S.» 
seijeant-at-law,  and  attorney-general  of  the  counties  pala- 
tine of  Lancaster  and  Durham.  He  waa  6.  13  June,  17S3, 
and  m.  20  May,  1817,  Anne-Margaret,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late 
James  Topping,  Esq.  of  Whatcroft  Hall,  oo.  Chester,  K.C., 
and  d.  in  1840,  leaving  a  son  and  heir,  the  present  David- 
Fbanois  Atohzblet,  Esq.  of  Marton,  and  seven  other 
surviving  children. 

./Imu— Qu.,  on  a  fesse,  engrailed,  org.,  between  three 
griffins*  heads,  erased,  or,  as  many  crosses  patfe-fltch^e,  sa. 

Cre$t-^A  demi-bustard,  oouped,  gu.,  wings  elevated,  or;  in 
the  beak  a  lily,  aig.,  slipped,  vert. 

MoUo—Bp9  posteri  temporis. 

ite<i<toice»— Marton  and  Qymman. 


ATHORPE  OF  DmNINaTON. 

A  THORPE,  Johk-Caryer,  Esq.  of  DinniDgton,  ca 
York,  6.  9  Aug.  1808;  m.  8  Feb.  1831,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Thomas-Gibbon  FitzQibbon,  Esq.  of  Ballyseeda,  co. 
Limerick,  and  granddau.  of  Sir  Henry  Osborn% 
Bart.,  and  has  iESue, 

L  John,  b.  31  March,  1833. 

n.  Oeorge-Middleton,  b.  1  Nov.  1885. 

m.  Henry,  b.  6  Maix^  1837. 

rr.  Robert,  b.  16  Oct.  1841. 

▼.  Marmaduke,  6.  27  May,  1843. 

X.  Mary-Anne-EUza,  la.  6  April,  1858,  to  Edward  Walter, 
Esq..  late  oapt.  8th  Hussars. 

n.  Harriet.        m.  Emily-Jane.        it.  Catherine-Agnes. 

▼.  Clara-Isabella.  ti.  Nannette-Fanny. 

YU.  EUan-Ethdred.         Tm.  Blanche. 

IX.  Alice-Nina. 
This  gentlefnan,  who  is  elder  son  of  the  late  Mianna- 
duke-Middleton  Middleton,  Esq.  of  Learn,  co.  Derby, 
(who  d.  6  Nov.  1848),  by  Mary-Anne  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Robert  Athorpe-Athorpe,  Esq.  of  Dinnington, 
assumed,  upon  attaining  his  majority,  the  Buruame 
and  arms  of  Athorpi,  in  pursuance  of  the  will  of 
his  maternal  unde,  Thomas  Athorpe,  Esq. 

./Imw— <2uarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  per  pale,  nebul^  aig.  and 
as.,  two  mullets  in  fess.  counterchanged.  for  Atborps  ;  2nd, 
erm.,  on  a  saltier,  engrailed,  sa.,  an  eagle's  head,  erased,  or, 
for  MfDDLRON ;  3rd,  or,  on  a  chevron,  between  three  crosses 
duch^  sa.,  a  fleur-de-lis  between  two  stage'  heads,  oabossed, 
of  the  first,  for  Cabvier. 

CVttte— 1st,  Atbobps,  a  falcon,  ppr.,  belled,  or,  the  dexter 
daw  resting  on  an  escutcheon,  per  pale,  nebul^  and  two 
mullets,  in  fesse,  as  in  the  arms ;  2nd,  Middleton  ($ee  Mid- 
dleton of  Learn):  3rd,  Carveb,  a  mount,  vert,  tnereon  a 
cross  duoh^  or,  charged  in  the  centre  with  a  fleuxMle-lis, 
sa. 

aait— Dinnington,  Torkshhe. 


ATHY  OF  RENVILLE 

Atht,  Rakblb-Edmond-Ltnch,  Esq.  of  Renville, 
CO.  Qalway,  repreaentative  of  one  of  the  Tribes  of 
Galway,  is  son  and  heir  of  the  late  Philip-Lynch 
Athy,  Esq.,  by  Bridget  his  wife,  elder  dau.  of  Randle 
M'Donnell,  Esq.,  an  eminent  merchant  of  the  city  of 
Dublin.  He  has  one  brother,  Myles,  and  two  sisters, 
Elizabeth  and  Catharine. 

SM^-Renvill,  co.  Galway. 

ATKIN  OF  LEADrnGTON". 

Atkiv,  John-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Leadington,  co. 
Cork,  m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  J.  Wright,  Esq.  of  Dublin^ 
and  has  (with  three  daus.)  a  son  and  heir, 

Maubiob. 

Sritlf  Xftt. — This  fiunily  have  been  settled  in  the  oo.  of 
Cork  for  more  than  two  centuries.  They  removed  from  the 
neighbourhood  of  Mip*»*M*ft^,  Somerset,  at  the  time  when 
the  royalisto  were  beginning  to  be  roughly  handled  by  the 
dominant  parliamentary  addiery. 

John  Atkin,  Esq.,  whose  fother  was  of  BOlbrook,  Old 
Cleave,  oo.  Somerset,  was  of  Polemore,  now  called  Bedham, 
near  Toughal,  which  estate  he  purchased.  By  Jeane  his 
wile  (who  d.  7  Dec.  1«76),  he  had  with  five  daus.,  of  whom 
the  eldest,  Jane,  m.  Jasper  Lucas,  Bsq.^Youghal,  and 

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A  TZ 

tbe  Moond,  Elisabeth,  Samuel  Hayman,  Esq.  of  South 
Abbey.  He  d.  14  Feb.  1642,  and  was  $.  by  bis  son, 

JoHV  Atxik,  Esq.  an  alderman  of  Toughal,  ft.  In  1688. 
He  d.  20  Hay,  1708,  leaving  a  son, 

Thb  Rby.  Walter  Atkiv,  of  BaUinleaden,  or  Leading- 
ton,  incumbent  of  Middleton,  and  Tioar-geneial  of  the 
diocese  of  Cloyne.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  — r  Ooningsby, 
Esq.  of  Hampton  Court,  oo.  Hereford,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
4  Not.  1718),  had  four  sons  and  three  daus. ;  the  youngest 
of  the  latter,  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1742,  the  Rev.  Atldn  Hayman 
(Me  BxYUAJKof  South  Al>b€^\  and  d.  in  Jan.  1756.  Mr.  Atkin 
4. 1  Not.  1741,  and  was  ».  by  the  next  son, 

Ths  Rst.  Johm-Thomas  Atkiv,  of  Leadington,.who  m. 
Ifaigaret,  Snd  dau.  of  the  Bct.  Matthew  Jones,  anfa- 
deaoon  of  Lismore  (by  Bridget  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard 
Kennedy,  Bart.,  2nd  baron  of  tbe  ExohequerX  and  sieoe 
to  Dr.  Edward  Jones,  Bishop  of  Cloyne  (1682—1602)^  by 
whom  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1766,  an  only  son, 

Waltxb  Atkiv,  Esq.  of  Leadington  and  Windsor,  both 
in  oo.  Coric,  who  m.  1st,  in  June,  1751,  Baibara,  only  child 
of  Maurice  Uniaoke,  Esq.  of  Woodhouae,  and  bad,  l  Johv- 
Thoilu,  his  heir;  n.  Maubioc-Uvaiokb,  heir  to  his  bro- 
ther; m.  Walter,  m.  Gertrude,  dau.  of  R.-U.  Fitqj;erald, 
Esq.  of  Corkbeg,  M.P.  for  co.  Cork,  by  whom  he  had, 
Robert,  deceased ;  Louisa,  m.  to  William-M.  Hickson,  Esq. 
of  00.  Kerry;  Maigaret.  «|.  to  Sir  William  Hamilton, 
gOTemor  of  Heligoland.  Mr.  Atkin  m.  2ndly,  Maiy,  2nd 
dau.  of  George  Dunacombe,  Esq.  of  Mount  Deeert,  and  had 
further  issue, 

I.  Geoige,  of  Kilwinny,  m.  Miss  Burke,  of  Galway,  and 
had  issuer  Maxy,  d.  unm. 

u.  Edward,  eapt.  in  the  50th  regt. ;  m.  Miss  0*SulliTan. 
III.  William. 

IT.  Matthew,  drowned  in  North  America. 
▼.  Nicholas,  m.  Miss  KUdahL 

Ti.  James,  m.  Ist,  Maxy,  dau*  of  —  Bleasley,  Esq. ;  and 
2ndly.  the  widow  Roe. 

I.  Harriette,  m.  1st,  Val.  Kildahl,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly,  the 
Rot.  Thomas  Nolaioi,  A.M.,  of  Tougfaal  To  the  former 
she  bore, 

SoBiBBKi  Kildahl,  Esq.  of  Proepect  HilL  Tougfaal,  m. 
Mary-Harriette.  elder  dau.  of  Lieut.  Atkin  Hayman, 
R.N.,  and  has  issue. 
n.  Elisa.  m.  1st,  6  Feb.  1813,  Atkin  Hayman.  Esq.,  lieut 
R.N.,  by  whom  (who  d.  25  Mardi,  1817)  she  had  knue^ 
1  Samuel,  a  posthumous  son,  d.  in  inftmcy. 

1  Mary-Harriette,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Sobieeki  Kildahl, 

2  EUzabeth. 

She  m.  2ndlT,  17  May,  1821,  William -Andrews  Uaah, 
Esq.  of  Bandon,  J. P.,  and  has  fiuther  issue. 
He  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 

Johv-Thomab  Atkiv,  1^.  of  LsadingtoB,  m.  in  June, 
1785,  Martha,  2nd  dau.  of  WtlUam  Purefoy,  Esq.  of  Cork, 
and  d.  in  1786,  haTing  had  issue,  a  dau., 
Martha,  n,  to  OraTcs-Chamney  Swan,  Esq.  of  Newtown 
Park. 

Maubics-Uviackk  Atkiv,  Ueot.-ool.  in  the  North  Cork 
militia,  i.  to  the  fkmily  estates  on  his  elder  brother's  death, 
without  male  issue.  He  m.  filizabeth-De  Courcy,  only  dau. 
of  Daniel  M'Carty,  Esq.  of  OarrignaTar  (see  that/amilp),  by 
the  Hon.  EUzabeth-Geraldine  De  Courcy,  his  wife,  dan.  of 
Gerald,  24th  Lord  Kingwale,  and  had  issue^ 

Walter,  d.  imm.  in  Jan.  1821. 

JoHV-THOMAS,  present  repreeentatiTS. 

Robert,  d.  in  1^. 

BUaabeth-Geraldine-De  Courcy,  m.  28  June,  1868,  William- 
Cooke  CoUis,  Esq.  of  CasUe  Cooke  (m  that  tUU). 

Barbara,  m.  to  the  Rot.  Charles  Harte:  and  d.  3  Feb.  1845. 

EUen.  d.  unm.  in  1844. 

^rfn»— Arg.,  three  conies,  gu. ;  a  chief,  Taliy,  or  and  as. 
Aazt— Leadington,  near  Middleton,  oo.  Coric 


ATKINS  OF  FIRVILLE. 

ATKnrs-GoiKO,  Thb  Rev.  PHTUP-Gk>iiro,  of  Flr- 
ville,  00.  (}ork,  and  of  Monaquil,  oo.  Tipperary,  6. 
21  June,  1804 ;  m.  16  Aug.  1830,  Jaae,  2iid  dau*  of 
the  late  Rowland  Horriaon,  Esq.  of  Cork,  by  Maria 
his  wife,  2nd  daiL  of  Robert  Davies,  M.D.,  and  Iumb 
f  arriving  issue, 

I.  Robert,  6.  in  1833.  n.  Philip,  b.  in  1834. 

lU.  John,  5.  iu  1840. 

t.  Maria-Jane.  n.  Chariotte-EIizabeth. 

in.  Heurietta-Louisa. 

Hr.  Atkins-Qoing  $,,  at  his  grandmother,  Mrs.  Qoing^s 
80 


A  T  K 

decease,  to  the  Honaquil  estates,  and  to  FhTflle,  ai 
the  death  of  his  father,  13  Sept.  1839. 

tLinta^e.— RiOHABB  Atkivs,  Esq.,  the  first  of  tha 
fiunily  who  settled  in  Ireland,  is  belicTed  to  have  been  Snd 
son  of  Sir  Jonathan  Atkins,  Knt.,  goTemor  of  Ouenuwy, 
by  Maxy  his  wife,  sister  of  Charles  Howard,  let  Eari  of 
Ouiisle.  He  obtained  a  grant  of  lands  in  the  co.  of  Kerry, 
between  the  years  1640  and  1660,  which  be  soon  aftarwazda 
alienated,  and  purchased  scTeral  debentures,  wfaioh  wera 
confirmed  to  him  as  a  loyal  subjeet^  when  Sir  Peter  Ooor- 
thorpe  was  goTemor  of  Munster,  about  1660.  He  m.  a  dau. 
of —  Fuller,  Eeq.  of  The  Sandbanka,  co.  Cork,  and  had, 
I.  Charlib,  his  heir. 

n.  William,  of  Roasagh,  co.  Cork,  m.  a  dau.  of  John 
Nowhm,  of  Doneraae,  and  had  iasue.  Hia  deaeendants 
intermarried  with  the  Crofts.  Puroell,  Crone,  and  other 
fiamUies  of  reepectabilitj  in  the  neighbourhood ;  Q^OJgO, 
John,  and  Rogor,  were  nunfly  namea. 
m.  John,  of  BallTandrew,  near  DoneraHe.  He  ••.  EUaar 
both,  dau.  of  John  Nowlan;  and  dying  beCore  1757,  left 
a  son,  Richard,  of  Ballyandirew,  near  DoneraOe.  and  of 
Marlow ;  who  m.  Anne^  only  dan.  of  the  CSulllTan  Beore^ 
of  Glennarought,  and  by  her  (who  was  b.  in  171S,  and  d. 
8  Not.  1756,  aged  44)  Mr.  AtUna  left  at  his  decease^  being 
killed  by  a  fiall  firom  hia  horse  returning  fkxwa  hunting; 
an  only  child,  John,  of  FountaiuTille,  b.  about  1729  ;  who 
M.  5  Not.  1757.  Maij,  2nd  dau.  of  Robert  Atkiua,  Eaq. 
of  FountainTille  and  Copstown,  by  Elizabeth  hia  wii& 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Jacob  Riagrose,  Eso.,  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Qeoige  Crofts,  Esq.  of  VelTetstown,  oo. 
Cork.  Jacob  Rinmsewaa  3rd  son  of  CoL  Biohard  Ring- 
rose,  of  Moynoe  House,  oo.  Clare.  Mr.  Atkins  <L  10  Jan. 
178S,  having  had  Issue^ 

1  Robert,  capt  in  the  South  Cork  militU;  b,  13  March, 

1762 ;  tM.  Jane-Purdon,  Snd  dau.  of  Richard  Ringroae 

Bowerman,    Esq.   of  Mojmoe  House,   oo.  dare,    by 

ATarina  his  wife,  dau.  of  Simon  Puraon,  Esq.  of  Tin- 

nersna,  co.  dare ;  and  d.  20  May,  1808,  leaTing  &  dan., 

ATarina,  m.  to  the  Rot.  Henry  Oubbins,  of  Limeri<^ 

eldest  son,  by  his  2nd  wife,  of  Joeeph  Gubbinn,  Eaq. 

of  Kenmare  CasUe. 

Thomas,  lieut.  89th  regiment,  who  inherited  Arom  hia 
&ther  the  pr(^>erty  of  BallydanieL  He  d.  of  a  vround 
in  one  of  his  feet,  m  1795,  at  St  Lucia.  He  waa  aerer 
married. 

1  Anne,  m.  2  April,  1782,  tp  John  Cole,  Esq.  of  Oldwood, 
CO.  Cork. 
8  Elizabeth,  <£.  unm,  at  Mallow,  30  April,  1836. 

3  Moigaret. 

4  Mary,  m.  8  July,  1802,  to  Jamee-Thomaa  Davia,  Esq., 
surgeon  Royal  Artilleiy,  and  acting  deputy-inspector 
of  ordnance  hospitala  in  the  Peninsula,  rapreaeutatire 
of  an  ancient  Bucldnghamahire  family,  originally  from 
Walea;  and  had  by  him,  who  d.  at  Exeter,  aged  40, 
27  Sept  1814,  three  sons  and  oae  dau., 

JOHH-NlCHOLAS-CB0rT8-ATKUrsDATI%  ssnioT  BHigeon 
royal  artillery. 

James-Robert  DaTis,  of  Lower  Baggot  Street,  Dublin, 
m.  17  Oct.  1844,  Charlotte-Eliza,  aiater  of  tha   Ber. 
Philip-G.  Atkins-Going,  of  Finrille. 
Thomas-Osborne  DaTis,  i)arrister-at-law,  d.  unm. 
Charlotte-Melina  DaTia. 
6  Cbailotte^  n.  to  John-Frederlok  Ridley.  Esq.,  sorgeen 
Boyal  Artillery,  of  Hawthorn,  oo.  Durham. 
IT.  Samuel,  who  liTod  in  London;  he  m,  and  had  tsaue, 
two  sons,  Robert  and  Thomas,  and  a  dau.,  Chariottsk 
(Mrs.  Bradshaw.) 

1.  Maigaret,  m.  Richard  Chapman.  Esq.  of  Gurtnagxnsik 
CO.  Cork,  (now  called  Firville  )  and  had  iaauo. 

The  eldest  aon  of  Richard  Atkins, 

CHAaus  Atkihs,  Esq.  of  FountainTille,  ahariff  of  linari^ 
in  1604,  fa.  1st,  a  dau.  of  John  Westropp,  Eaq,  of  OUiir^ 
dowgan,  co.  Cork,  who  waa  the  eldest  brothar  of  Westropp 
of  At^yn,  in  the  co.  of  Limerick,  but  had  no  laana  by  her. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Hannah,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Minnltt,  Eaq.  of 
Knygh  OuBtle,  Blaokfort,  CO.  Tipperary.  Mr.  Atkina  4.  before 
1733-4,  but  his  widow,  who  waa  b.  in  1688,  liTad  till  80 
Aug.  1762  (and  m.  again,  but  by  her  aeoond  husband  had' 
no  issue);  by  her  first  husband,  Mr.  Atkiaa,  aha  had,  with 
a  dau.  Barbara,  m.  to  Mr.  Bajnes,  an  RnyiUK^p^p  thzee 
aona,  Tis.,  Roasar,  hia  heir,  John,  who  d,  # .  p.«  and  Thoviaa, 
of  Virginia,  in  America.    The  eldest  aon, 

RoBSRT  Atkiks,  Eeq.  of  FountainTille,  BaUyngnarane, 
Clashgarifle,  Ballybowra,  Ac.  was  b.  1704.  He  m.  g^iw*^*4*»x 
only  child  of  Jacob  Bingroee,  Eeq  8rd  son  of  Col.  Richard 
Ringroee,  of  Moynoe  House,  m  the  co  of  Clara.  He  d.  17 
May,  1783,  haTing  had  a  numerooa  iasua,  Tis., 

I  Chablbb.  b.  18  Oct.  1729,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  aole  chHd 
(by  his  1st  wife)  of  William  Deere,  Eeq.  of  Ballyboy  eo 
Tipperary.    He  d.  1762,  aged  32,  in  the  lifetime  of  his 
father,  leaTing  iseue^ 
William  Atkut^  Esq.,   6.  in  Msj,  1757,  who  a  to 


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ATE 

PottDtalnTlDe  en  the  demiie  of  hit  graad&tlker  in  1788. 

BeM.  llaiy,  dan.  of  John  Roberts,  Esq.  of  A-rdmora 

Boom,  oo.  Cork,  and  had  issue,  a  son,  William,  who  d. 

wot.,  Kod  six  daus.,  of  whom  the  eldest,  Sarah,  tn.  her 

cousin,    BiugToae  Atkins.   H.D.,  and   the  youngest, 

Tnmoes,  m.  William  Lysaght^  Esq.  of  Hazleisod,  co. 

Cork. 

n  Ripgrose^  of  Prospect  Hill,  netur  Mallow,  Justice  of  the 

Msse.  eo.  Goik,  m.  Ist  in  1760,  Catharine,  only  dsax.  and 

Urof  Jokn  Brookes.  Esq..  Inr  whom  he  had  no  issue,  and 

tadly,  Blasabeth.  eldest  dan.  of  William  Baker,  Esq.  ot 

JUIvdaTid,  00.  Tipperary.    Mr.  Atkins  d.  U  FebTlVst, 

Vkd  iett  iene  aerenu  children,  vis., 

1  Bobbbt-Bakxi^  his  heir,  of  Proq;iect  Hill,  d,  unm. 

$  Biqgrose,  M.P.,  wae  suj:;geon  of  the  Tipperary  militia. 

ft.  in  178S,  w.  in  1S04,  Sarah,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress 

of  William  Atkins,  Bsq.  of  Fonntainville  and  of  Mallow, 

sad  A  18  Fob.  1818,  aged  86.  leaving  iasne, 

TMMAe-RnroBoa^  now  of  Monkstown.  eo.  Oorlc,  b. 

Oct   1800,  a   captain  in  the  Imperial  Lanoefs   of 

Austria;  he  sold  Prospect  Hill,  and  other  property  in 

MaUowand  iU  vicinity;  be  m.  July,  1887,  Susauna- 

Aqgnsta,  dau.  of  Cok>«fil  Nuttal  Greene,  of  Kilmana- 

ban  Castle,  near  Clonmel,  co.  Tipperary,  and  has  issue. 

John-Boberts,  of  Coolmahon,  co.  Cork,  barrister-at- 

kw,  ».  in  1810. 

Bienoas^  late  a  midor  im  the  Queen  of  Spain's  Rifles, 
aod  mem  lieiii.-«QL  br  breret^  and  a  knight  of  San 
F«raando. 

Vabam.  on  whom  half  of  FoontaiAviUe  i*  petUed  by 
Us  gnmd&ther's  wilL 
Wsitei^Baker,  of  Trinity  College,  DubUn. 


^^s^r^}^"^ 


I  Thomas,  tteui.  in  the  army,  now  a  settler  hi  Yan 
BiMwn's  Lasd,  m.  Bertha-JBwrab.  d*u.  of  —  Luttrell, 
Ek].,  staff-surgidon  in  that  colony,  and  ha&  Qobert; 
Bii^^roee;  EUsa^  wife  of  Tbomaa  NicholsoB,  £sq. ;  and 


1  Anae,  m,  to  Thomas  Oelston,  Esq.,  asslstant-com- 
mlssBzy-geoenl,  now  of  Adelaide  Pla^  Cork. 
i  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Henxy  Franks,  Esq.,  bercouelB. 
I  Mazgaret,  at.  to  O.-B.  Psia,  Esq..  and  has  one  child. 
BL  Jaoob.  who  vraa  port-sonreyor,  Baltimore,  eo.  Cork. 
Hs  SI.  in  1772,    Phcsbe,  sole  eblld  and  heiress  of  John 
IM>b8,  Bsq.  of  IfaUow,  (««  Dobm  of  CaMU  Dobbt,)  and 
hsd  issue  one  aoxi,  Bobert.  d.  wim.,  and  one  dau.  Ph<xbb, 
•List,  to  John  I^mcli,  Esq.,  and  Sndly,  to  the  Bev.  J.-B. 

merchant  at  Jamaica^  in  the  West  Iiulies,  d, 

9.  ot  FirviUe,  of  whom  hersaftsr,  as  founder  of 
thstbnnch. 

L  lUigaret,  h.  in  1780,  m.  to  William  Deveieaz,  Esq.  of 
Dwcpsrk,  CO.  Clare,  a  scion  of  the  ancient  faojly  of  Devs- 
■nn  •/  Carriffmaian,  in  Wexford. 
B.  Haiy,  SI.  as  before  stated,  to  her  relative,  John  Atkins, 


,  of  Meadestown,  m.  to  Henxy  Franks,  Bsq. 

of  MMvestown*  co.  Limerick. 

B»  Stti  wrviving  son, 

BoBEw  ATKnia,  Esq.  b.  1  Aug.  1740.  of  RrviHe,  near 
XiDow.  in  the  oo.  of  Cork,  J.p.  for  that  co„  and  mi^jor  in 
the  MsUow  cavalry.  He  m.  in  1773,  Maxy,  dau.  of  Oeoi^ 
HiitiDgB,  Esq.,  and  sister  and  co-heiress  by  blood,  and  sole 
biinsi  in  pnpeity,  to  her  brother,  Stephen  Hastings,  Esq. 
<f  VoHhsaxy,  in  tbe  oo.  of  Tipperary,  J.P.  for  the  counties 
cf  l^penry,  Clnie,  and  lihierick,  a  deooendant  of  Sir 
Uvwd  Hsstings,  4th  son  of  Francis,  Snd  Earl  of  Hunting- 
din,  ad  had  ismie. 


L  BcBttr.  his  beir. 

B-  fltsphen-HastlBgs,  ef  Porthenry,  ee.  Tipperary,  J.P. 
i«ssv«ai  yean  for  the  eoe.  Ttpparsry,  dare,  aadlime- 
^;  he  waa  ».  90  Man*.  Vf^aiii  i».  i  Deo.  1816, 
ttaOwtb.  eldeet  dao.  of  Myles  O'Reilly,  Esq.  and  sister 
or  Dowtl^obn  CBeiUy.  Esq.  ol  Heath  House,  Queen's 
Oounty.    Mrs.  Atkins  dying  In  1816,  left  an  only  child, 
BIsplMn-BastingaL  in  holy  orders,  b.  12  Sept  1810. 
«  Xi^  Atkins  m.  tedly,  Jul/,  182fi^  Maiy-Anne.  eldest  dan. 
of  Msior  William  Greene,  of  the  6l8t  re^^entw  of  OottAfiN^ 
MtfSwordsi,  oo.  Dublin,  and  has  by  her, 
WUBsm,  h.  17  Jan.  1886. 

eth-Adeieu        JfaiKaret-Gzaca. 


Jfaqi;ai«t-Gzaca.  Maiy-Anne. 
to.  Oeoige,  d.  a  stadent  In  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  unm. 
'jjyy.**  to  TheaoM  LidwiU,  Bsq.  of  Gcnoaokstown,  oo. 

n/ra35th,  St.  to  Robert  Twiss,  Esq.,  lustioe  of  the  peace, 

«  Cordel  Hoose^  eo.  Keny.  bigh-shraifl  of  the  said  co.  in 

18HL 
IB.  Aaaa  ai«  to  Riebarxl-HardlBg  ingBM>r%  Esq.  of  BeDy- 

M^snd  Brookdale,  oo.  Code 
>v-  Mvgaret,  si.  Arthur  Ormsby.  Esq.  of  Bhrd  Hill  Houses 

•^  Tli^enuy,  a»d  pow  eC  BroelcdaU^  00.  Ooric, 
81 


A  T  K 

▼.  Hannah,  m.  to  Wniiam  Fitzgerald,  Blaq.  of  Adrival,  o^. 
Kerry,  and  of  Blackfort.  co.  llpperaiy. 
VI.  Henrietta,  tn.  1st,  to  the  Rev.  Warham  Leader,  rector 
of  Upper  Shnndon,  Cork,  2nd  son  of  William  Leader, 
Esq.  of  Mount  Leader,  co.  Cork,  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev. 
Uattbew  Moore,  now  rector  of  Cahirconlish,  co.  Limerick, 
Snd  brother  of  M.^rosbie  Moore,  Bsq.  of  Mooresfool^  co. 
Tipperary,  justice  of  the  peace  and  depu^-lieutenant 
The  eldest  son, 

BoBSRT  ATXiira,  Bsq.  of  Firville,  oo.  Coric,  6.   21  Jan. 
1776,  m.  1st,  81  Dee.  1708,  Chark>tte,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Philip  GMng,  Esq.  of  Monaquil,  co.  Tipperaiy,  by  Oraoe  his 
wife,   dau.   of  Thomas  Bernard  Esq.  of  Castle  Bernard, 
King's  Co.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1812,  had  issue, 
Bobert,  b,  in  1802,  d.  in  1812,  unm. 
PHiup-Gonro,  now  of  Firville. 
Hastings,  6.  6  March.  1807. 

Thomas,  b.  22  April,  1808,  lieut.  lOtb  footy  d.  wm.  at 
Pemerara^  1827. 

Johu-Bennett-Robert,  b.  80  Qct.  1812,  in  holy  orders,  curate 
of  Mallow,  d,  vnm.  in  1840. 

Chariotte-Blisa,  m.  in  1844,  to  Jas.-Bobett  Davies,  Esq. 
Mr.  Atkins  m.  2ndly,   81  Oct.   1816,  Catherine,   dau.  and 
eventually  co-heir  of  John  Ridley,  Esq.  of  Hawthorn,  co. 
Durham,  but  had  no  fiurther  issue.    He  d.  IS  Sept.  1830. 

.^rme— Arg.,  on  a  ^evron,  sable,  three  unicorns'  heads, 
erased,  of  the  field ;  quarterinir  Hastotos,  Munnrr,  (through 
the  sanM  family,  Woollastov,  and  many  others)  Qoino, 

RlHOBOBB,  d(C. 

Cre$t-^A  demi-heraldio  tiger,  ppr.,  ermin^  ducally  collared 
and  chained,  or. 

<Sea£«— Firville^  near  Mallow,  co.  Cork;  Monaquil,  oo.  Tip- 
peraiy. 


ATKINS  OF  WATERPARK. 

Atkins,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Waterrark,  co.  Cork, 
late  capt.  60th  Riflaa,  b,  March,  ld02 ;  tn.  8  Dec 
1S40,  Sarah-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Jaxues  Peoroae,  £sq. 
of  Woodhill,  CO.  Cork,  and  has  issue,L 

I.  Robebt-St.  Lbosb,  6.  12  No7. 1842, 

z.  Louisa-Petitot-St.  Leger. 

n.  Mary-Elizabeth-St.  Leger. 

m.  Henrietta-Oeraldine-St.  Leger. 

JLintUHt. — UABOABMt  ATKon,  hsiress  of  Wateipaik 
(elder  dau.  of  Bobert  Atkins,  Esq.  of  Highfleld,  who  pur- 
chased Carrigaline,  now  Waterpark,  and  gnmddsu.  of 
Robert  Atkins  (son  of  Angusdne  Atkins,  a  gentleman  of 
English  ancestryX  who  obtained  various  grants  of  land  at 
the  oommenoement  of  the  18th  oentury),  m.  in  1742,  Hey- 
ward  St.  Loger,  Esq.  of  Hejrward's  Hill,  and  had  seversl 
children  (see  family  af  St.  Lsobr).    The  2nd  son, 

Robert- Anmre  St.  Lbgsb,  Esq.  succeeding  to  Waterpark, 
assumed  the  surname  of  Atxivs,  in  compliance  with  his 
grandfather's  will.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Philip 
Lavallin,  Bsq.  of  Waterstown,  co.  Cork,  and  had  (with  two 
daus.,  Sarah  m.  to  Robert  Berkeley,  Esq.  great  grandscm  of 
the  celebrated  Bishop  Berkeley;  and  Jane,  «.  to  Michael- 
Bustoad  Westropp,  Esq.)  six  sons;  of  whom  the  eldest 

RoBiST  St.  LBoaa-ATKnis,  Esq.  of  Waierparic,  was  killed 
by  a  fall  flnom  his  horse.  He  d.  imsi.,  and  was  t.  by  hia 
brother, 

WAB0AM  ATKDffl,  Esq.  of  Waterpsilc,  who  m.  Mary,  dan. 
of  Dennis  McCarthy,  Esq.  of  Macksgrove,  oo.  Cork,  and  had 
an  only  soil,  the  present  Robert  Atkins,  Esq.  ef  Waterparic 

ArTM^ikX%.^  two  bars,  go. ;  on  a  chief,  of  the  firsts  three 
roundles,  of  the  second. 
Crexf— A  pelican  wotmdin^  herself,  ppr. 
Mott4>^Be  just,  and  fear  not 
iSrai— Waterpark,  co.  Coric 

ATKINSON  OP  LORBOTTLR 
Atkinson,  Adam,  Esq.  of  Lorbottle,  co.  Nortfa- 
umberlaiid,    J.P.,    and  captain  in  the   militia,   b. 
7  April,  1817;  m.  4  June,  1850,  CJhariotte-Eustafcia, 
only  child  of  John  CJoUett,  Esq.  of  Upper  Belgrave- 
street,  London,  bf  Emma  his  wi£a,  eldest  dau.  of 
Sir  Thomas  Gage,  Bart,  of  Hepgrftve,  Sufiblk,  and 
by  this  lady  (who  is  of  founder's  kin  to  William  of 
Wykehwi  tee  Burke's  CoUegioU  Fmndaiiont)  haa 
issue, 
I.  JoHN-CoLLBTT,  b  28  April,  1854. 
X.  Louisa-Edith.  n.  Oertnide. 

%lntKUf* — ^This  fhmlly  is  of  considerable  antiquity  on 
the  English  border,  as  may  be  seen  from  various  old  reoords. 
In  one  of  the  earlieet  heraldlo  Tisitations  of  Northumber- 


A  T  K 

land,  a  document  is  recorded,  in  which  William  Adekyeon, 
of  Fenwick,  is  mentioned,  13  Nor.  1397 ;  and  in  a  manu- 
script poesoBsed  by  the  late  Robert  Surtees,  Esq.  of  Mains- 
forth,  F.  A.S.,  is  given  a  list  of  all  the  castles  and  towers  in 
the  county  of  Northumberland,  with  the  names  of  their 
proprietors,  made  about  the  year  1460 ;  and  under  the  head, 
**  Nomina  Fortalidnum  infht  com.  Northumb. :"  we  find 
"  Turris  de  Bukton,"  the  property  of  William  Atkynson. 

There  are  records  of  this  fomily  in  yarious  places ;  but  a  fire 
having  occurred  at  Brankston,  which  destrosred  a  number 
of  the  fiunily  registers,  it  would  be  Hiniwiif.  to  make  a  con- 
nected history  with  preeision. 

ADiJf  Atkihson,  Esq.  6.  in  1766,  J.P.  fbr  Northumber- 
land, purchased  the  estate  of  Lorbottle  in  1796.  He  m.  in 
1776,  Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Curry,  Esq.,  and  d.  16 
July,  1844.     His  eldest  son, 

Adam  Atunsok,  Esq.  of  Lorbottle,  6.  1  May,  1794,  J.P., 
and  majorKX>mmandant  of  a  corps  of  yeomanry  cayahy,  m. 
S5  June,  1816,  Eleanor,  4th  dau.. of  Nathaniel  Davison,  Esq., 
British  consul  at  Nice,  and  afterwards  at  Algiers,  and  had 


Adam,  present  representative. 

Nathamel,  in  holy  orders ;  b.  80  April,  1822. 

John,  an  o£Bcer  in  the  army ;  b.  12  April,  1829. 

Ifan^Lret,  m.  11  June,  1846,  to  the  Rev.  David  Bruce,  IC.A., 

Snd  son  of  Thomas  Bruce^  Esq.  of  Amot,  N.B.,  by 

Clementina  his  wiflo^  dau.  of  Gen.  lliomas  and  Lady 

Eleanor  Dundas. 
IsabeUa-Blisa-Cook,  m.  to  Thomas  Benny,  eldest  son  of 

Alexander-Renny  Tailjrour,  Esq.  of  Borrowfleld,  co.  Forfiar. 
Eleanor.  Louisa-Elisabeth. 

^mw— Erm.,  a  fesse,  sa.,  between  three  pheons,  or. 

Crttt—A.  pheon,  or. 

Saot— Lorbottle  House,  co.  Northumberland. 


ATKINSON  OF  REHINa 
Atkinsok,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Rehins,  oo.  Mayo, 
^,  in  Feb.  1820. 

ILineAgf  • — ^WiIliam  ATmrsoir,  Esq.  of  ReUns  (son  of 
Charles,  of  Behins,  by  Deborah  Ids  wife,  dau.  of  CiH;>t.  John 
Yaughan,  and  fourth  in  descent  fh>m  Capt.  Cliarles  Atkin- 
son, who  settled  in  Ireland,  ttmp.  Queen  Elicabeth),  m. 
Jane,  widow  of  Joseph  Shardlowe,  Esq.  of  the  co.  Kildare, 
and  had,  with  two  daus.,  Dehors,  wife  of  Charies  Gardiner 
Esq.  of  Cloona^  co.  Mayo,  and  liarths,  wife  of  William 
Rogers,  Esq.  of  the  co.  Oalway,  two  sons,  William,  who  d, 
in  minority,  and  his  successor, 

Chablis  ATKnraoir,  Esq.  of  Rehins,  who  tn.  in  1786,  his 
eousin  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of  his  unde,  George  Atkinson, 
Esq.  of  Ballina,  co.  Mayo,  and  had  issue» 

William,  his  heir. 

Charles,  who  m.  Mary,  dan.  of  MivJor  Hill,  of  BeUaghy 
Castle,  oo.  Antrim,  and  left  one  son,  Charles. 

Matthew,  of  Mounljoy  Squarei  Dublin,  barrister-at-law ; 
m.  Miss  Cruice,  dau.  of  D.-J.  Cruloe,  Esq.,  RM. 

Thomas,  in  holv  orders,  rector  of  Doone,  co.  limerick. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Fergus  langley,  Esq.  of  Lickflne^  oo. 
Ttpperary. 

Mary,  m.  to  William  Leech,  Em.  of  the  co.  of  Dublin. 

Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles-F.  Coote,  brother  of  Chidley 
Coote^  Esq.  of  Mount  Coote,  co.  Limerick. 
Mr.  Atkinson  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Atkihson,  Esq.  of  Rehins,  6.  28  Deo.  1790,  m.  16 
Feb.  1816,  Frances,  dau.  of  Charies  Lan^^,  Esq.  of  Coal- 
brook,  CO.  Tipperary,  and  has  issue, 

Chabues,  now  of  Rehins. 

William,  b.  in  Dec  1827. 

Frances- WUhelmina.  Mary-Georgina. 

Elizabeth.  Charlotte-Anne. 

Mr.  Atkinson  was  a  magistrate  for  the  counties  of  Mayo  and 
BUgo,  and  a  deputy-lieutenant  at  the  former. 

jYnu—'Erm.,  on  a  fesse,  vert,  three  fleurs-de-Us,  arg. 
Oef(— An  eagle,  with  two  heads,  displayed,  arg. 
Jfotto— Est  pii  Deum  et  patriam  diligare. 
Ao/— Rehln%  co.  Mayo. 

ATKINSON  OF  CANGORT. 

Atkinson,  Gut,  Esq.  of  Cangort,  Kingfs  County, 
h,  14  July,  1800 ;  m.  24  Oct  1839,  Anne-Moore,  2nd 
dau.  of  William  Trench,  Esq.  of  Cangort  Park,  bro- 
ther of  the  late  Lord  Ashtown,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Charles-Newoomen,  d.  young. 

n.  GuT-NswooMSH,  b.  4  Jan.  1847. 

m.  William-Henry,  b.  28  Aug.  1848. 

IT.  Richard-Frederick,  b.  11  Dec  1849. 

L  SanOi-Harriet.        u.  Emily.        m.  CaroUne-Sophia. 
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Mr.  Atkinson  t.  his  fether  14  Aug.  1846,  and  is  a 
magistrate  for  the  King^s  County. 

SrtneAffe. — This  family  has  been  settled  in  the  Ung^ 
Co.  since  the  reign  of  Elizabeth,  holding  its  lands  under  a 
patent  firom  the  crown. 

AiTTHOKT  Atkiksoh,  Esq.  of  Cangort  (son  of  William  At- 
kinson, Esq.  of  Cangort,  by  Anne  Hamilton  his  wife,  grand- 
dan,  of  Sir  Francis  Hamilton,  Knt.  of  Killiahandra,  oo. 
Otyan).  and  grandson  (by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Newcomen,  Bart.)  of  Anthony  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Oangort, 
(whose  father,  lieut.  Anthony  Atkinson,  of  the  island  of 
Kntobret.  King's  Co.,  made  his  will  16  May,  1626)  m.  in 
1700,  Maty,  dau.  of  Admiral  John  Guy,  of  Greenwich,  in 
Kent  (celebrated  for  having  reUeved  Derry  by  breaking  the 
boomX  and  had,  with  other  issue.  Gut,  successor  to  his 
&ther,  and  Charles,  ancestor  of  ATKixraoN  tf  A$ldt]f  Park 
rwhieh  m).  Mr.  Atkinson  d.  in  Dec.  1748,  snd  was  f.  by 
his  eldest  surviving  son, 

Ths  Rst.  Gut  ATKursoir,  of  Cangort,  rector  of  Agfang- 
hni,  00.  Antrim,  and  vicar  of  Trim,  who  m.  1st,  in  174^ 
Jane,  dau.  of  Charles  Maule,  Esq.,  and  niece  of  Henry, 
Bishop  of  Meath,  and  had  by  her  an  only  child,  Anthony, 
who  d.  before  his  father.  Mr.  Atkinson  m.  2ndly,  Jan^ 
dau.  of  Jackson  Wray,  Esq.  of  the  co.  Donegal,  and  had 
by  her,  1  Hugh,  who  d.  in  India;  8  Guy,  an  officer  in  the 
lUivy,  blown  up  by  the  explosion  of  a  ship  on  fire;  3  Jaoi[- 
soir,  of  whom  presently;  4  Charles,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of 
Creggan,  co.  Armagh;  m.  Thomasina,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr. 
Downing,  of  the  oo.  of  Londonderry ;  6  George,  who  si. 
Leonora,  dau.  of  Jackson  Wray,  ^.  of  Bentford,  oo. 
Antrim,  and  assumed,  by  royal  license,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Wrat;  and  1  Maria,  «.  to  —  Golding,  Ibq.  The 
third  son, 

Jacksow-Wrat  Atkiksoh,  Esq.  of  Cangort,  lieut-coL  of 
the  King's  Co.  miUtia,  m.  in  1794,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Riohsrd 
Caddell,  Esq.  of  Downpatrick,  and  had  issue. 

Gut,  his  heir. 

Henry,  6.  in  July,  1806,  m.  in  April,  1889,  Elix8beth•JaD^ 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William-Brownlow  Savage,  rector 
of  Shinrono,  King's  County,  and  has  two  dans.,  Blisabetii- 
Barbara  and  Sarah- Anne. 

Charies,  an  officer  10th  Native  cavalry,  B.I.C.a,  d.  hi 
India  fh>m  the  bite  of  a  snake,  in  1840. 

Richard,  6.  in  1819,  m.  Ifary^ane^  dao.  of  George  Golding, 
Esq.,  and  has  a  dau.,  Georgiana. 

Sarah.  Maria.  MabeUa^ane. 

Caroline-Steuart,  m,  to  William  L'Bstrange^  Esq.  of  Kfl- 
cummin. 

Emily-Rebecca.  Harriet-Anne. 

Col.  Atkinson  d.  14  Aug.  1846,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest 
son,  the  present  Gut  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Cangort. 

^mu— Or,  an  eaffle,  displayed,  with  two  heada,  as.,  beaked 
and  legged,  gu. ;  m  chi^,  a  rose,  of  the  last,  seeded,  gold, 
between  two  martlets,  sa. 

Crettr—An  eagle^  di^layed,  with  two  head%  as.,  beaked 
and  legged,  gu. 

Jfotto— Deo  et  regi  fidelis. 

£ta(— Cangort^  King's  County. 

ATKINSON  OF  ASHLEY  PARK. 
Atkikson,  Qboroe-Qut,  Esq.  of  Ashley  Pail,  co. 
Tipperary,  a  ma^pstrate  for  that  shire  and  for  the 
KiDg*s  County. 

SiittX^e. — Anthont  AnmisoN,  Esq.  of  South  Fuk, 
CO.  Tipperary,  (son  of  Charles  Atkinson,  Esq.  King's  Co., 
by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Saundarson,  of  Clover 
Hill,  CO.  Cavan,  and  grandson  of  Anthony  Atkinson,  Esq. 
of  CangortX  who  d.  in  1748,  m.  CatherizM,  dau.  of  Dominick 
Blake,  Esq.  of  CssUegrove,  by  Franoes  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Nicholas,  6th  Viscount  Netterville,  and  had,  with  a  dau. 
Charlotte,  who  d.  unm.,  two  sons,  Gbobob-Gut  AnaHSOV. 
Esq.  of  Ashley  Park,  and  Chablbs  Atkinson,  Esq.  6f 
South  Park, 

Arm»t  Ac—See  Atkinson  o/Cten^orC 

Smi—ABblisy  Paric,  co.  Tipperary. 

ATKINSON  OF  ANQERTON. 
Atkiksov,  Jamss-Hkvrt-Holub,  Esq.  of  Allge^ 
ton,  00.  Northumbeiiand,  b,  9  March,  1819;  st. 
12  March,  1840,  Anne-Louisa,  d&u.  of  the  late  Wil- 
liam Ellice,  Esq.  He  took  the  name  oi  Atkiksok  on 
succeeding  to  the  estates  ot  his  maternal  grand- 
uncle,  Ralph  Atkinson,  Esa.  of  Angerton,  in  1827, 
and  was  lately  a  oomet  in  the  royal  horse-guards. 


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A  T  K 

KltrXJlt. — Sib  Thomas  BsCadvobd,  O.C.B.,  O.C.H.,  « 
leot-gen.  in  the  army,  (sou  of  the  la'.e  Thomas  Bradford, 
bf.  of  Woodlands  near  Doncastar,  and  of  Ashdown  Park, 
Sdmi,  and  broihsr  of  Ii0at.-Gol.  Sir  Henxy  Bradford, 
vfao  d.  1814;  from  the  effects  of  wounds  reoeiyed  at  Water* 
koX  «.  1st,  Mary- Anne,  widow  of  Lieut.-Ool.  Philip  Ainslie, 
Md  nieoe  of  Balph  Atkinson,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
JixB^nBT-HoLLia,  now  of  Angnton;  Ralph,  b.  1824; 
ffinbeth-Xary;  Oeoigiana-Augusta-Frederica ;  and  Bar- 
Un.  fir  Thomas  m.  2ndly,  18  July,  1840,  Anne-Elizabeth, 
willow  of  B.  Good,  Esq.  of  Hariey  Street. 

imf-Erm.,  on  a  fesse,  double  cotised,  gu.,  between 
HampheooB,  as.,  a  lion,  passant,  between  two  roses,  tag. 

Cni— On  a  mounts  between  two  rosea^  stalked  and  leaved, 
Fpr..apbeon.as. 

JM»-CrodeDeo. 

A#-AQg«ton  near  Morpeth,  oo.  Northumberland. 


ATKINSON  OF  RAMPSBECK  LODGE  AND 
MORELAND. 

Amnov,  Frakcib-Barino,  Esq.  of  Rampsbeck 
Lodge,  oa  Cumberland,  and  Moreland,  co.  West- 
BNtdand,  6.  80  Dec.  1805;  m.  Ist^  in  Deo.  1831, 
Maiy-Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  JobJi  Stoddart^  Knt,  chief 
jartMe  of  Malta»  which  lady  d.  in  Nov.  the  following 
jcar.  He  in.  2ndly,  8  Aug.  1837,  Ellen-Franois, 
dan.  of  John  Home,  Esq.  of  Edgbaaton  (son  of  John, 
who  was  son  of  the  last  Home  of  Whitfield,  a  branch 
of  Hom  (or  Hums)  of  Ninewelli),  and  by  her  has 

L  QaoKn,  h.  24  Nor.  1888. 

n.  Frmcte-Homew  6.  S  Marah,  1840. 

m.  Ihomss,  &.  S  Aug.  1841. 

TL  Akxsndei^Hecnry,  b.  16  Aug.  1846. 

vn.  Bobert-Septimuflk  6.  15  Feb.  1848. 

TUL  Edward,  b.  19  Jufy,  1850. 

L  BDeD-Fiancas.      n.  Mary-Jane.     m.  Bridget-Harriet 

Ut.  Atkinson  is  a  deputy-lieutenant  for  Cumberland, 
for  which  shire  he  was  hi^^-Bheiiff  in  1853. 

Unflft. — ^This  fkunfly  inherits  at  Temple  Sowerby,  by 
dnei  dMoeot,  firom  William  Atkinson,  who  with  his  mother 
hiDclnded  in  a  lease  for  MO  years,  granted  in  the  18th  of 
EuuBsn,  by  the  then  lords  of  the  manor,  on  the  com- 
pnnim  of  suits  at  York,  wliich  had  originated  out  of 
VMtioos  on  the  tenures  of  the  landholders  at  Temple 
Bowoby,  whiefa  numor  had  formerly  belonged  to  the  Knights 
of  8t  Jolm  and  to  the  Templars.    Mr.  Atidnson's  groat- 


Matthsv  ATKnraov,  of  Temple  Sowerby,  was  father 
(biridM  a  younger  son,  Bichard  Atkinson,  b.  in  1738,  a 
BMidkant  of  London,  and  admitted  to  the  freedom  of  the 
laMwBithi*  company,  who  sat  in  parliament  for  Bomney, 
>ad  vas  senknr  aldennan  present  at  the  mansion-house 
^(%  thsattaek  on  the  Bank  in  Lord  George  Gordon's  riots, 
■ft« Kennet,  the  lord  mayor*  had  absconded;  and  who  d, 
*K.  in  May,  1TS6)  of  an  elder  son, 

GsoBoi  Anmrsoir,  Esq.  b.  16  Aug.  1780,  who  was 
iteitvergeDenl  for  Cumberland  and  Westmoreland.  He  m, 
7  Ja.  1758,  Bridget,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Michael  Maughan, 
Is).  of  Wdsingfaam,  and  Dorothy  his  wife,  oo-heiress  of 
Oenie  Lowthlan,  Ssq.  of  Staflbld,  and  d.  12  Oct.  1781,  having 
^  with  other  children  who  d,  in  infancy, 

Miebael,  of  Mount  Mackal,  Kent,  and  London,  d.  1821. 

Gsoaoj^  of  whom  presently. 

Bekaid.  d.  «Mft.  1793. 

HatUiew.  of  Garr  HID,  near  Newesstls-on-Tyne^  d.  1820. 

^dha.  d.  mm.  1708. 

l>orDCfay.  M.  to  N.  Clayton,  Esq.  of  Chesters,  Korthumber- 

hnd.  mad  d.  in  1827. 

Brid^st,  M.  to  H.  Tolteu  Esq.  of  Bnmton,  Northumberland, 

sad^l850. 

Jaas,  of  Tteiple  Soweibj. 
At  lad  sonrivfng  son, 

OsoiQB  ATxnraow.  Esq.  of  Morland.  oalled  also  of  Lee, 
Is  EmA,  b.  17  Sept.  1704.  was  secretary  at  Jamaica,  and 
^-I>.C.  to  Lord  Baloarres,  when  governor  of  that  island,  and 
«ft«>aiJs  sgent-genaral  for  that  colony  in  England.  He  m. 
SI  JiUy,  17M,  Boean-Mackensie  Dunkley,  of  Clarendon, 
'■sues,  sad  d.  tn  Feb.  1880,  having  had, 

0«n<B.  b.  9  Jane.  1795.  d.  wuh.  1849. 

Tknaa^  ».  14  Sept  1800^  eapt.  18th  light  dragoons,  d.  nam. 

1838. 

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Fiuiiois-BARmo,  now  of  Rampsbeck  Lodge  and  Morelond. 

William,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Gateshead  Fell,  Durham, 
and  hon.  canon  of  Durham ;  6.  18  June,  1800,  m.  Jane- 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  William  Clarke.  Esq.  of  Belford  Hall, 
oo.  Northumberland,  and  has  issue. 

Bichard,  6.  6  Aug.  1813,  m.  Caroline,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  J. 
Landon,  of  Aberford. 

Bridget,  m.  to  Robert  Robertson,  Esq.  of  Auchleeks,  co. 
Perth,  and  Hembland&  Devon. 

Mary,  m.  to  Alex.  Tumbull,  Esq.,  H.B.M.  Consul  at  Mar* 
seilles. 

Jane.  m.  to  Edward  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Newcastle-on-'Trne. 

Harriet-Elixak  m.  to  Alex.  Adair,  Esq.  of  Heathortou  Park, 
Somerset 

Amu— On.,  an  eoffle,  displayed,  with  two  heada^  aig. ;  on 
chieC  of  the  second,  three  mullets,  of  the  first 
Creat — A  fiJcon,  wings  expanded. 

&at«— Rampsbeck  Lodges  Cumberland ;  and  Moreland,  oo. 
Westmorelana. 


ATTHILL  OP  BRANDISTON  HALL. 

Atthili^  Thb  Rev.  Wiluah,  of  Brandiston  Hall, 
CO.  Norfolk,  A.M.,  vicar  of  Horsford,  and  perpetual 
curate  of  Horsham  St  Faith's,  Norfolk,  b.  11  July, 
1807;  m.  Ist^  14  Dea  1835,  Sarah-Bircham,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  late  Quy  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Croghan  House, 
00.  Roecommon,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in  1887,  has  one 
son, 

WiLXJAK,  b.  S  Dec.  1880. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1840,  Catherine,  only  dau.  of  the 
late  Christopher  Topham,  Esq.  of  Middleham  Hall, 
Torkshire,  by  whom  (who  d,  19  Oct  1844)  he  has, 

Bobert-Chiistopher-Topham,  b.  18  Sep.  1841. 

Jane-Catherine. 

He  91k  Srdly,  28  June,  1849,  Dorothea,  dau.  of  the 
late  Robert  Radclyffe,  Esq.  of  Fozdenton  Hall,  ca 
Lancaster. 

JLiMKflt- — ^This  family  deduces  its  descent  from  the 
time  of  the  Conquest,  and  is  stated  by  some  authorities  to 
have  been  of  Saxon  origin. 

RiCHABD  ATT*xmLL,  of  Barsworth,  in  the  oo.  of  Berks, 
(whose  name,  Ao.  are  recorded  in  the  AbbmiaHo  RottUorum 
OriffhuUiumt  81st  Edward  I.)  m,  Maude,  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Hariey,  of  South  Wales,  and  was  grand&ther  of 

John  ATT'smix,  the  first  of  his  fomily  who  settled  in 
the  CO.  of  Norfolk,  where  his  descendants  have  since  con- 
tinued to  reside.    HIb  great-great-grandson, 

Hbnrt  Att'kbill,  appears  among  the  list  of  the  gentry 
of  England  returned  by  the  commissioners  in  the  reign  of 
Hrnbt  VI.  He  m.  in  1448,  Maiy-Therese,  dau.  of  Shr  Hugo 
de  Montmorende,  a  French  officer,  and  by  her  left,  with 
three  daus.,  two  sons.    The  elder, 

Hknrt  Att'khizx,  fell  in  the  wars  of  the  Boses,  leaving 
an  only  son,  who  d.  in  infoncy.  The  fiunily  estates  then 
devolved  upon  his  only  brother, 

Thomas  Att'hill,  who  m.  in  1471,  Lucy,  dau.  of  Sir 
Balph  Mordaunt  snd  had,  with  four  daus.,  an  only  son, 
his  successor. 

Sot  RiOHABD  Arr'Hixx,  Knt  who  d.  in  1506,  leaving 
two  sons  and  two  daus.  and  was  interred  in  the  dhurch  of 
Geystwidk,  where  his  effigy  in  brass  still  remains.  Sir 
Bichard  was  t.  at  his  demise  by  his  elder  son, 

ANTHOtTT  Att*hxll,  Esq.  The  family  residence  havhig 
become  dilapidated,  this  gentleman  settled  at  Cawston,  in 
the  00.  of  Norfolk.  He  m.  in  1640,  and  had  issue,  fbiu: 
sons  and  two  daus.  of  whom  the  eldest 

RiOBABD  Att'hill,  Esq.  b.  in  1546,  succeeded  his  father^ 
and  marrying  in  1689,  had,  inter  alios,  a  dau.  Cicely,  wife 
of  William  Custance,  Esq.  and  a  son  and  sucoessor, 

Edwabd  Att'hill,  Esq.  captain  in  the  army  of  Charlxs 
I.  who  m.  the  dau.  and  heir  of  Peterson,  of  Aylsham  and 
Brandiston,  and  d.  in  1670,  leaving  an  only  surviving  son, 

Amtbont  Att'hill,  Esq.  of  Cawston,  who  m.  in  1684, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Lombe,  Knt.  and  left,  besides 
several  daus.,  two  sons,  vis. 

Amthoh  t-Lombs. 

John,  ancestor  of  the  Cawston  branch,  ftrom  which  are  des- 
cended Edwabd  Atthill,  Esq.,  Sttised  of  esUtoe  in  Caw- 
ston  and  Bewley,  and  the  Bsv.  Lombb  Atthill,  of  Halos- 

worth. 
Mr.  Att'hill  was  ».  at  his  decease,  by  his  eldest  son, 

AifTHOHT-LoMBB  Atthill,  Esq,  of  Brandiston,  who  m. 
Maria,  dau.  of —  Capon,  Esq.  and  had  issue, 

1.  Anthony,  whom.  Mary,  dau.  of  Charles  WethoraU.  Esq. 
and,  dying  bef:re  his  father  in  1768,  lea  issue. 


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1  Airraoinr-jQinr,  enccesflor  to  liis  grandfathar. 
8  William,  M.D..  of  Spottisham  Hall,  co.  Norf(^  d,  wm. 
8  Jennyn,  H.B.I.C.S.,  d.  abroad,  tmm. 
4  Maria,  m.  to  —  Bond,  Esq.,  co.  Iflddleflox. 
n.  Edwaid,  A.M.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Sparbam  and 
Fozley,  co.  Norfolk,  d.  win. 
m.  John,  RN.,  d.  at  sea,  unm. 

vr.  Lombe,  ta.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of --Johnson,  Esq.,  and 
left  issue  four  sons  and  three  dnus. 
I.  Mary,  m.  to  —  Smith,  of  Cottis  Hall,  oo.  Norfolk,  and 
had,  with  other  issue, 

1  Mary,  m.  to  the  Right  Bat.  John  Porter,  D.D.,  Lord 
BiahopofCk^^her. 
Xr.  Atthill  was  «.  at  his  decease  in  1760,  by  his  grandson, 

AVTHOKT-JOHH  AtTHHX,  Esq.  of  Brandlston,  #ho  m.  in 
1778,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Mr.  Hewlett,  of  Marsham,  in  the  oo. 
of  Nqrfolk,  deceased,  and  dying,  1780,  left  with  a  dau. 
Miortha,  an  only  son, 

Ths  Rbt.  William  AttkiM',  of  Brandlston  Hall,  A.M. 
in^ebendary  of  Glogher,  rector  and  vicar  of  the  parishes  of 
Fintona,   co.  Tyrone,   and  of  Magheraculmony,  co.  Fer- 
managh, 6.  in  April,  1774;  m.  1st,  April,  1805,  Henrietta- 
Margaret-Eyre,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Very  Rey.  Geo.  Maunaell, 
D^D.  Dean  of  LeigtiUn,  niece  of  Robert-Hedges  Eyre,  Esq. 
of  Maoroom  Castle,  oo.  Cork,  and  cousin  to  the  Earl  of 
Bantry,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
WnxiAM,  present  representative. 
Robert,  A.B.,  b.  »  Feb.  1810 ;  d.  abroad  In  1889.. 
Richard.  6.  11  Aug.  1811,  A.B.,  in  holy  orders,  canon  of 
the  collegiate  chuirch  of  Middldiam,  Yorkshire ;  m.  Dec. 
1844,  Mflurtha,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  late  Robert 
Cookson,  Esq.  of  EUeiy.  Westmorland,  and  has  issue. 
John-Grey-Porter,  6.  81  Dec  1812,  barrister-at-law,  judge 
of  the  royal  court  at  St.  Luda,  and  of  the  court  of  Vice- 
Admiraltythere;  m.  15  Sept.  1840.  Veronica-Montgomerie, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  John-Henry  Blennerhassett,  Esq.  of 
Tralee,  and  has  a  dau.,  Veronica-Montgomorie. 
Edward-Eyre,  J.  P.  for  Fermanagh,  m.  1847,  Jane,  eldest 
dan.  and  po-heir  of  the  late  Lowther  Brien,  Esq.  of  Ard- 
vamey,  Fennanatfh,  and  has  issue. 


Lombe,  M.D.,  m.  in  1846,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Jas.  Dudgeon, 
Esq.  of  DuUin,  and  has  issue. 

Henrietta -EUsabeth,  m.  in  1888,  to  the  Rev.  Richard 
Stainforth,  A.M. 

Emily,  m.  in  Feb.  1843,  to  Joseph  Jones,  Esq.  of  Hather- 
shaw  House^  Oldham,  J.P.  ana  D.L.  for  Lancashire  and 
Toricshlre. 

Jemima-Onuses  m.  in  June^  1842;  to  the  Rev.  Howard- 
Boyle  St  George. 
This  gentlfflnan  was  elected  in  1796,  a  fellow  of  Caius  and 
Oonville  College,  Cambridge ;  whence,  removing  to  Ireland, 
he  obtained  the  preferment  above  mentioned.  He  d.  7 
March,  1847. 

Arru—Axg.t  on  a  dievron,  gu.,  three  oreaoents,  or,  quaiv 
taring  LoMBs. 

VretU—\8t,  a  demi-griffln,  rampant;  3ndly,  a  fUoon,  or, 
docally  goraed,  as.,  belled  and  leashed,  of  the  first. 

JtfbMo««— Honorantes  me  houorabo ;  and  Monte  de  alto. 

&af— Brandlston  Hall,  co.  Norfolk. 

JUikimei   Hcrslord  Vicarage^  near  Norwich. 


ATTY  OF  PENLEY  HALL. 

AttTj  Jambb,  Esq.  of  Rugby,  co.  Warwick,  and 
Pinchbeck,  co.  Lincoln,  J.P.  for  the  former  shire,  and 
major  2nd  regt  of  Warwickshire  militia,  6.  in  1810; 
m.  in  1831,  Catherine-Adeline,  dau.  of  Adlard  Welby, 
£«q.  of  North  Rauceby,  co.  Lincoln,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JAmB,  an  officer,  43rd  light  infantry. 

n.  Oeoige-Robert.  iii.  Charles. 

I.  Adeline.  n.  Harriot. 

m.  Charlotte. 
Hr.  Atty  was  formerly  capt  52nd  light  infifmtiy. 

lUnf  a0f  • — Jambs  Attts,  Esq.,  second  son  of  Jaihes 
Attts,  Esq.  ot  Whitby,  by  Isabella  his  wife,  dau.  of  O. 
Weatherill,  Esq.,  m.  Harriot,  dau.  of  Bobei-t  Middleton, 
Esq.,  andhad  isaue, 

Jamo,  of  whom  presently. 

Oeorge,  d.  unm.  1797,  aged  25. 

Rob^  lOddleton,  of  Ingon  Orange,  co.  Warwick. 
The  eldest  son. 

Jambs  Attvb,  Esq.,  m.  1st,  in  1807,  Harriot,  dau.  of 
Sir  Thomas  Whichcote,  Bart.,  of  Oswarby,  oo.  Lhicoln,  by 
Diana  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edmond  Tumor,  Esq.  of  Stoke 
Bochfort,  by  whom,  who  d.  In  1810,  he  had  one  son,  Jambs, 
now  of  Rugby.  He  m.  2ndly,  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Hall,  rector  of  Westborougfa,  and  vicar  of  Dod- 


A  XJ  F 

dingtcn,  CO.  linooln,  and  had  by  her  one  son,  Oeorge, 
M.A.,  of  Brasenose  College,  Oxford,  and  now  of  the  Middle 
Temple. 

.^^rm*— As.,  a  bend  between  two  lions,  rampant^  tit, 
Crutr—An  ermine,  passant,  on  a  ducal  coronet. 
Ifotto— Eamus  que  dudt  fortuna. 
&(U— Penl^Hall,  co.  Flint. 

I  ATTYE  OF  INGON  GRANGR 

Atttb,  Robert-Jambs,  Esq.  of  Ingon  Orange^  oa 
Warwick,  B.A,  of  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge, 
J.P.  and  D.L.  co.  Warwick,  b,  in  1812. 

,  SrCnfV0f . — The  late  RoBEBT-MrnDLBiOH  Atttb,  Esq., 
pt  Ingon  Orange,  J.P.,  and  D.L.,  and  high  sheriff  for  the  oo. 
pf  Warwick  in  1824,  (youngest  son  of  James  Attye,  Esq.,  of 
^tby,  by  Harriot  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Middleton, 
^sq.),  m.  in  1810,  Maigaretto-Lucy,  youngest  dau.  of  the 
Venerable  WUIiam  Willes,  archdeacon  of  Wella,  third  son  of 
Edward,  2nd  bishop  of  Bath  and  Wells,  younger  brother  of 
the  Right  Hon.  Sir  John  Willes,  lord  chief  justioe  of  the 
Common  Pleas.    He  had  issue, 

Robbbt-Jambs^  now  of  Ingon  Orange. 

Henry-Oould,  d,  in  1838. 

William-F.-WlUes,  lieut.  in  Slst  regt.,  prasent  at  the  ooea- 

;     pation  of  Cabul  in  1842,  throughout  the  oampaigns  in  the 

Pui\jaub  and  on  the  SutleJ,  in  the  actions  ot  Moodkee^ 

FerozMhah,  Ali  wal  (where  he  was  wotmded),  and  Sobraon ; 

and  d.  aged  83  years. 

Frands-Llonel-Octavlua^  capt  in  the  8nd  or  Queen's  Eoyata. 

Hannah-Lucy.  Harriett-Caroline, 

Euen-Margaret.  Augusta-Jeans. 

Mr.  Attye  d.  in  1838. 

Armi,  dfre.— See preoedingfamlly. 
SMrf— Ingon  Orange,  co.  Warwick. 


AUFRERE  OF  FOULSHAM. 

AuFRERE,  Oeorob-Ai^thokT)  Esq.  of  Foulsham 
Old  Hall,  CO.  Norfolk,  6.  18  June,  1794 ;  m.  3  Sept 
1828,  Caroline,  dau.  of  John  Wehrtmann,  Esq.  of 
Hambuigh.  Mr^  Aufr^re  Ib  a  magistrate  for  the 
county,  and  9,  his  father  in  Nov.  1833. 

ILiVLtK^t* — ^Anthont  Autrebb,  an  advocate  in  the 
Parliament  of  Paris,  who  left  Prance  on  the  revocation  of 
the  edict  of  Nantes,  was  grandfather  of 

Thb  Rev.  Anthony  AtmucRB.*  (presented  in  1731,  to 
the  rectory  of  Heigham,  in  Norfolk)  who  d.  in  1781.  His 
only  son, 

Anthony  Autrbrb,  Esq.  of  Hoveton,  m.  17  Feb.    1756^ 
Anna,  only  dau.  of  John  Norris,  Esq.  of  Witton,  by   Anne 
his  wife,  one  of  the    daus.    of  Thomas  Carthew,     Esq., 
of  Benacre  in  Suffolk,  and  dying  11  Sopt  1814,  had  issue, 
Anthony,  b.  in  1757,  of  whom  horoafter. 
Oeorge-John,  6.  in  1769,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Ridling- 
ton  and  Bacton,  Norfolk. 
Charles-Oatten,  R.N.,  b.  in  1700,  drowned. 
Thomas-Norris,  deceased. 

Philip -DuVal,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Seaming^  and 
Bawdeswell,  Norfolk,  m.  1st,  Maiy.  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr. 
Beevor,  who  d.  in  1818,  «.  p. ;  and  2ndly,  Ann-Margar^ 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Marmaduke  Smith ;  by  the  latter  of 
whom  he  left  at  his  death,  4  June,  1840,  one  chOd,  Fhilip- 
Norris. 

Anne,  d.  Mini. 

Sophia,  m.  to  William  Dawson,  Esq. 
Harriett,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Baker,  Ent,  some  time  diief 
magistrate  at  Bow  Street. 
'  Caroline,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Flav^  rector  of  Stody  and 
;    Hunworth,  Norfolk. 
Louisa,  m.  to  ~  Minshiill,  Esq.,  one  of  the  magistcatee  in 
London. 
AmeUa-Jane.  . 

Maria,  m.  to  Paul  Squires,  of  Mulbarton  Lodge. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Anthony    Auybbeb,  Esq.    5.  80  Nov.    1767,  sold    thm 
fioveton  estate.     He  m.  in  1791,  Matilda,  dau.  of  Oanaral 
dount  Lookhart  of  Dryden  and  Lee  House,  co.  Lanaik, 
N.B.,  and  d.  in  Nov.  1888,  leaving  a  son  and  dan.,  vis., 
Obobob-Anthony,  his  heir,  now  of  Foulsham. 
'  Matilda,  m.  in  1818,  to  Oeorge  Barday,  Esq. 

I  Motto— "Ei^  quod  esse  videris. 
'  &at— Foulsham  Old  HaU. 

A<vid<m:e*— Biumside,  near  Bowness;  Wlndermers^  oo. 
Westmoreland. 


*  His  next  brother.  OeoiseAn^^re^  Esq.  of  Chelsea,  M.P.. 
left  an  only  dau.  and  heir,  Sophia,  Baroness  Yarborough. 


A  W  D 

AUSTEN  OF  SHALFORD. 

Austin,  Sib  Hbitbt-Eoxund,  Knt  of  Shalford 
Eooae,  oa  Surrey,   J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in 
1810,  h.  20  May,   1785;    m.   Ist,  m  1805,  Anne- 
Attdia,  only  dau.  of  Uie  late  Robert-Spearman  Bate, 
Ek).  of  the  H.KLC.a,  and  by  her  (who  d  5  Sept 
18S9)  hai  surviving  issuer 
L  BoBiBT-ALrRSD-OLOTini,  6.  Vr  Maroh,  1808,  a  magis- 
trate and  depaty-lieut.  for  Surrey,  m.  in  1832.  Maud- 
Btailwtth,   dan.    of  GoL    Godwin,   C.B.,  gentleman- 
naher  to  Prince  Albkbt,  and  has,  besides  daus.,  a  son, 
Heniy-HaTenham. 
D.  HmT-Sdmund,  6.  4  Ifaxvh,  1809,  rnpt  in  the  nstUght 

infhatiy. 
m.  fkedsriek-Lewes,  h.  18  Oct.  1818. 
IT.  Algemon-Sfeoart,  lieut  R.N.,  6.  8  Aug.  1815. 
T.  Jobn-Wentwtnrth.  Beat.  40th  ngt,  b.  6  July,  18S0. 
IT.  AlbertrOeoige,  Ueut.  KLC'sserrioe,  6.  9  Sept.  18S3. 
L  AmsBa,  ».  in  1833,  to  James  Brabason,  Esq.  of  Mom- 
ingtoD  House,  oo.  Heath. 
&  Henry  Auaten  uk  2ndly,  in  1843,  Lady  Pockling- 
too,  widow  of  Sir  Robert  Pooklington,  K.M.T.,  of 
(^flltworth,  Suffolk. 

Ibttlgf .— The  late  Bobebt  Avsm,  Esq.  of  Shalford, 
vbo  was  a  munificent  benefactor  to  the  parish  of  Shalford, 
by  itboilding  its  church  at  his  own  expense,  in  1788,  pi. 
is  1771,  Frances- Annesley,  dau.  and  heir  of  Jbhn-Went- 
wth-Hasisnaen  Gregory,  Esq.,  snd  had  surriving  issue, 

L  Hnar-Smnnm^  his  heir. 

L  Fiaooes-Ann,  s».  to  the  Hon.  John  Bedford,  judge  of  the 

Tue-Admind^  Court  in  Barbadoes,  and  had  (with  a  dau., 

who  d.  in  1806)  two  sons, 
1  Edward-Heni7  Bedford. 
S  Panl- Austen  Bedford,  in  holy  orders. 

n.  BiWibiith-f>'nHh. 
Ir  Aostsn  d,  3  Nov.  1797.  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the 
fSBMst  8m  HavKT-EDmnn)  Ausrv,  of  Shalford. 

Arm»—Anu9,  a  chenon,   aig.,   between  three  Cornish 

C>fi(-OD  a  leopard's  head,  az.,  a  flfdoon  rising,  or. 

JTofto— Ke  quid  nimis. 

Hwl  ranlfoia  Houses  near  Guildford. 


AWDRY  OF  SEEND. 

AwDBT,  Ambrose,  Esq.  of  Seend,  co.  Wilts,  5. 
14  Sept  1816;  m.  24  Oct  1839,  Eliza,  dau.  of  G.-B. 
Ckpooit^  Esq.  of  Keynstone,  oo.  Dorset^  and  has 
iHoe, 

,  b.  9  Xan^  1848. 


n.  Idvard-Seymour,  6.  S  Aug.  1850. 

m.  Hcniy-Shield,  6.  8  Oct.  1861. 

t  Flmny-EUM.  n.  "Ellen-Louisa. 

Mr.  Awdiy  t.  his  uBcle  15  June,  1842. 

ItSflgf • — The  fkrst  recorded  ancestor  of  this  respeot- 
lUtWQtafain  tuoily,  Ths  Ret.  Johx  Awdbt,  was  insti- 
taled  to  the  ▼icvrage  of  Msiksham,  21  Sept.  1601,  and  d. 
is  109,  karing,  by  Hester  his  wife,  a  son,  Godwin  Awdbt. 
Ki),  ihtber,  by  Ahcs  his  wife,  dan.  of  Sandley  Holmes,  of 
Anaosi  Awdbt,  Esq.  of  Melksham  and  Seend,  bapt.  in 
l«7,  who  wi.  CScel,  dan.  of  Jeremiah  Gough,  and  had 
iase,  L  Jom,  of  If  elkaham  ;  S.  Ambrose^  of  whom  pre- 
■Btly;  S.  Jenmiah ;  1.  Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Goddard, 
^  of  Bodloe,  CO.  Wilts.    The  second  son, 

AiOKSB  Awdbt.  Beq.  of  Seend,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Isaac 
Ufc.  Esq.,  snd  d.  in  1788,  aged  76,  leaving  (with  two 
^sBs,  Mary,  a».  to  George  Penney,  Esq.,  and  Elizabeth, 
a^  to  Ambrose  Goddard,  Esq.  iof   Swindon)  a   son  and 

AiOKSB  AwsKT,  Eaq.  of  Seend,  eo.  THlts,  who  m.  14 
'«.  ITU,  Jane,  daa.  of  John  Awdry,  Esq.  of  Melksham, 
■d  lad  (with  two  dans.  Mary,  6.  8  Vbb.  1726,  and  Jane, 
i  I  Dee.  ITM)  three  eons,  Ambbosb,  his  heir;  John,  of 
Xattfm.  so.  Witts,  fmtkat/mmUfJ  ;  Jeremiah,  fellow  of  Oriel 
Cofltfi,  Ozted.    The  eldest  son, 

iaiaosB  AwDStf,  Beq.  of  Seend,  m.  in  1781,  Christiana, 
^•TFrtsrDslmA.  Esq.  of  Erie  Stoke  Park,  Wilts,  and  by 
kw  (wbe  d.  in  1784)  had  issue, 

L  Avnosi;  his  heir. 

B.  Ffena.  *.  8  Mareh,  1771,  who  la.  1st,  18  May,  1794, 

BaUr-lUrim,  dau.  of  Lord  William  Seymour.  8rd  son  of 
Bdward.  Duke  of  Somerset,  Which  lady  d.  in  the  f  Uow- 
iBf  yenr;  and  indly,  8  Nor.  1813,  EUxabetb,  dau.  of 
U 


AW  D 

Anthony  Guy,  Esq.  of  Chippenham ;  and  d.  1  Jons^  1828, 
leaving  by  this  lady  (who  d.  81  March,  1861)  a  son,  the 
present  Ambbosb  Awdbt,  of  Seend,  and  two  daus.. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Alston-William  Radclilfo ;  and 
EUen-Seymour,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Edward  Everett. 
III.  WiUiam-Heniy,  6.  1  Dec.  1778 ;  m.  in  1801.  Eliza,  dan. 
of  West  Hill,  M.D.  of  Devizes,  and  has  surviving  issue. 

1  West,  b.  in  1807,  who  m.  in  1834.  Mary-Bemfaigton, 
2nd  dau.  of  John  Smith,  Esq.  of  Clapham,  and  has, 
William  Heuty,  b.  in  1885;  West-Stewart,  6.  in  1840; 
Caroline.  Bella-Delm^  and  Georglana. 

2  Edward-Charles,  in  holy  orders,  6.  in  1811. 

8  Frederick.  6.  in  1817.  4  JusUy-WilUam,  6.  in  1818. 
6  Peter,  b.  in  1820.  8  Chorfes-Hill,  b.  in  1826. 

1  Geoxgiana.  2  Arabella. 

XT.  Charies,  b.  23  Aug.  1784 ;  d.  6  May,  1840. 
L  Christian,  d.  vnm.  8  May,  1841. 

IL  Georgiana,  in.  in  1800,  to  her  kinsman,  James-Henry 
Arnold,  LL.D. 
The  eldest  son, 

Ambbosb  Awdbt,  Esq.  of  Seend,  6.  12  Aug.  1782,  was 
a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut.  for  Wilts,  and  served  as 
high  sheriff  in  1821*  he  m.  Hannah,  dau.  of  Anthony 
Guy,  Esq.  of  Chippenham,  but  dyin^  «.  p.  16  June,  1842, 
was  «.  by  his  nephew,  the  present  Ambbosb  Awdbt,  of 
Seend,  Esq. 

.<lrm»— Arg.,  three  dnquefoils,  or,  on  a  bend,  as.,  ootised, 
of  the  same. 
Crest — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  a  lion's  head,  as. 
J^otto— Nil  sine  Deo. 
Siat    Seend,  near  Melksham. 


AWDRY  OP  NOTTON. 

Awdbt,  Sir  John-Witheb,  Knt  of  Notton  Honse^ 
CO.  Wilts,  6.  21  Oct.  1796;  m.  Ist,  29  June,  1830, 
Sarah-Maria>  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Jeremiah  Awdry,  vicar 
of  Felsted,  in  Essex,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

I.  JoHV,  b.  18  Feb.  1834.  I.  Jane. 

He  m.  2ndly,  24  July,  1839,  FranqesEllen,  2nd  dau. 
of  the  Rt.  Rev.  Thomas  Carr,  D.D.,  late  bishop  of 
Bombay,  and  by  her  has, 

L  Thomas,  6.  6  July,  1840. 

n.  William,  6.  24  Jan.  1842. 

m.  Ambrose,  b.  28  April,  1844. 

rv.  Charles,  6. 12  Feb.  1847. 

V.  James,  6.  8  Sept.  1849. 

VI.  Herbert.  6.  20  Oct.  1861. 

I.  Sarah.  n.  Frances.  m.  EUzabeth. 

Sir  John  Awdry,  formerly  fellow  of  Oriel  College^ 
Oxford,  and  subsequently  chief  justice  of  the 
Supreme  Court  of  Judicature  at  Bombay,  t,  his 
father  23  Dea  1844. 

SrCtUAfff . — JoHH  Awdbt,  Esq.  of  Notton,  oo.  WUts, 
lfeut.-col.  of  yeomanry,  jrounger  son  of  Amlmise  Awdry, 
Esq.  of  Seend,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Awdry, 
tsq.  of  Melksham,   was  devisee  of  his    maternal    unde, 
Jeiemiah  Awdiy,  Esq.,  who  d.  in  1764.     He  m.  1st,  26 
June,  1706,  Pxisdlla,  dau.  of  Ambrose  Goddard,  Esq.  of 
Swindon,  and  had  by  her,  who  d.  2  Dec  1768,  a  son,  Johv, 
his  heir.    He  m.  2ndly,   Mary-Magdalene,  dau.  of  Jamee 
Mass^    Esq.,    by   whom  he  had  no    issue ;  and    8rdly, 
Sarah-Susannah,  widow  of  the  Bev.  Mr.  Derbyshire,  pre- 
bendary of  Chester,  and  dau.  of  Thomas  Boston,  Esq.  of 
Barton,  oo.  Stafford,  by  which  lady  he  had  another  son, 
Jeremiah,  in  hcAy  orders,  vicar  of  FSlsted,  in  Essex,  who 
m.  1st,  Maria-^elia,  eldest  dau.  of  J.  May,  Esq.  of  Hale 
House,  Hants,  and  had  by  her, 

John-Dea,  mii^or  in  the  Madras  service,  who  m.  Mar- 
garet Currie,  and  has  one  son  and  one  dau. 
Charles-Boston,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.   of  the  Bev.  W. 
Thring,  D.D.,  and  has  issue. 
'     Ssiah-Maria,  late  wife  of  Sir  John-Wither  Awdry. 

Harriet-May,  «(.  to  Quintin  Jamieson,   Esq.,  Madras 


Mary-Catherine,  m.  to  Gapt.  M.-J.  Bowlandson,  Madras 
N.L 

EUza-Coppindale^  m.  to  the  Bev.  J.  Peck. 

Louisa-mnoes,  m.  to  GeoiiBe  Stiles,  Esq. 
The  Bev.  Jeremiah  Awdrv  m.  2ndly,  Bosina-Osbome^ 
only  dau.  of  the  late  Gapt  weller,  of  the  Bengal  service, 

Sr  whom  he  has  a  dau..  Bosina-Osbome-Law;  and  8rd]y, 
aiy-SibeUa,  eldest  daiu  of  John  Wilkinson.   Esq.  of 
Springfield.  Bath,  by  whom  he  has  two  daus,  Sarah  and 
Louisa-Caroline. 
Col.  Awdiy,  who  was  a  magistrate  and  dep.-Ueut  of  the 
county  of  Wilts,  served  as  higb-sherUT  in  1791,    His  elder 
.bD»»l.UCCM«>r,  ^^       _„,    JoOgle 


A  Y  L 

John  Awdbt,  Esq.  of  Notton  Hoote,  J.P.  and  D.L.  for 
'Wilis.  6.  7  April,  1766,  m.  19  Doo.  1704,  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of 
Lovelace  Bigg.  Esq.  of  Chilton  Foliat,  (who  afterwards 
took  the  name  of  Wither,  and  became  of  Marydown  Park, 
HantsX  and  had  issue  to  surviye, 
JoBN-WiTHEB(SirX  his  heir. 

Charles,  in  holy  orders^  B.C.L.,  rector  of  Worthen,  oo. 
Salop,  b.  10  Dec.  1802. 

Benxy-Ooddard,  6.  21  Aug.  1804 ;  m.  10  ApiiL  1884.  Mary, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Kenrick  Peck,  of  Notton  Ixxlge.  Wilts, 
and  has  issue,  Henry-Short.  6.  17  July.  1886;  Kenrick- 
Wither.  6.  21  Nov.  1837;  WUUam,  b.  14  Jan.  1840;  and 
Maxy-Oatherine. 

Walter-Herbert*  6.  1  Aug.  1812:  m.  8  Jan.  1854,  Mary- 
liewellyn,  dau.  of  the  Rer.  William  Evans,  vicar  of  Bhay- 
ader,  oo.  Badnor. 

Jane,  m.  in  May.  1827,  to  the  Rev.  William  Short,  M.A.. 
then  vicar  of  Cnippenham,  Wilts,  now  rector  of  St  Geoise- 
the-Martyr,  Queen-sqtiare.  London,  and  has  issue,  Wil- 
liam-Awdry;  Walter-Francis;  Ambrose;  Charlotte- Au- 
gusta :  Mary-Jane ;  and  Elizabeth-lAura. 
(Sitherhie,  m.  4  Maroh,  1887.  to  Frederic  Stainforth.  Esq., 
Bengal  civil  service,  and  has  issue,  Biscoe  and  Ellen- 
Catherine. 

Alethea-Sophia.  Maxgaret-Lucy. 

Mr.  Awdry  d.  23  Deo.  1844,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
the  present  Sib  Johx- Witbxb  Awdbt,  Knt  of  Notton.  Mrs. 
Awdtyd.  14  April,  1846. 

Amu  and  CVeie— Same  as  Awdbt  o/Semd, 
Actf— Notton  House^  Chippenham. 


ATLMER  OF  LYONa 

Atlmib,  MiOHAiL-yALiNTiNB,  Esq.  of  Derrj 
House,  oo.  Tuppenny,  6.  8  Mardi,  1812 ;  «.  his  father, 
as  head  and  lineal  representative  of  this  ancient 
family,  9  Jan.  18S7;  m.  26  April,  1841,  Marianne, 
davL  and  heir  of  the  late  William  ConoUy,  Esq.  of 
the  city  of  Dublin,  and  has  had  issue, 

L  Qbbald-Josxph,  6.  27  Got.  1849. 

n.  Michael-Valentine,  6.  36  June,  1861. 

m.  Beginald-Amulph,  6.  8  Feb.  1863. 

I.  Mary,  d.  young,  in  1847. 

n.  Valentina.  m.  Tbresa-Maiguerita. 

!▼.  Henrietta-Sabilla. 

▼.  Alathoa-Josephine-Tlctoria,  d.  1861. 

ILCtl^fl0(. — ^The  fiunily  of  Aylmer  has  been  long  seated 
in  Ireland,  and  particularly  at  Lyons,  in  the  county  of 
Kildare,  where  it  occupied  for  many  generations  a  high 
station  amongst  the  gentry  of  that  shire. 

In  the  year  1300,  we  find  the  two  brothers,  Badulph  and 
William  Aylmer,  living  at  Lyons. 

In  1421,  RiOHABO  Atlmxb,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  was 
one  of  the  keepers  of  the  peace  of  the  counties  of  Dublin 
and  Kildare.  and  in  1432.  sovereign  of  the  town  of  Tassa- 
gard.     From  him  lineally  derived 

BiOHABD  Atlmbb,  of  Lyous.  Esq.  who  was  made  chief 
aeijeant  of  the  county  of  Kildsire,  1  June,  1636.  His  de- 
scendant, 

Okobob  Atlmbb,  Esq.,  was  (Jtn  Qonjunction  with  John 
Wogan,  Esq.  of  BathcoffeyX  one  of  the  representatives 
returned  by  the  oo.  of  Kild««,  to  the  memorable  parlia- 
ment convened  to  assemble  in  Dublin,  7  May,  1689,  and  at 
the  Revolution  was  comprehended  within  the  Articles  of 
Limerick  ;  he  m.  in  1686,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  ValenMne 
Browne,  1st  Viscount  Kenmare,  and  dying  21  Jan.  1729, 
left  (with  three  daus.,  of  whom  the  eldest,  Jane,  m.  Pierce 
Bryan,  Esq.  of  Jenkinstown)  three  sons,  of  whom  the 
eldest, 

Obbald  Atlmbb,  d.  10  March,  1729,  two  months  after 
his  father's  decease,  leaving,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  and 
coheiress  of  Michael  Moore,  of  Drogheda,  Esq.,  two  sons 
and  two  daus.,  Oeoige,  who  d.  a  minor,  in  Oct  1782, 
Michael,  Mary,  and  Alice.    The  surviving  son  and  heir, 

Michabl  Atuckb.  Esq.  of  Lyons,  m.  1st,  in  1760,  Mar- 
garet, only  child  of  George  Mathew,  of  Thomastown,  Esq., 
by  whom  he  had  issue,  George  and  Gerald,  who  b<^  d. 
young;  Mary,  m.  in  1783,  to  Valentine,  the  late  Earl  of 
Kenmare  ;  and  Margaret,  m.  in  1788,  to  Robert  Ffhmch,  of 
Rnhasane,  oo.  Galway,  Esq.  Mr.  Aylmer  m.  2ndly,  8  Juns^ 
1766,  Honors,  dau.  of  Matthew  Here,  of  Shandon,  oo. 
Waterford,  Esq.,  and  Agbrahane,  co.  Galway,  by  whom  he 
had  no  Issue ;  and  Srdly,  in  1770.  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
Thomas  de  Burgh,  younger  brother  to  Michael,  10th  Earl 
of  Clanricarde,  and  had  issue.  Mr.  Aylmer  d,  at  Brussels, 
in  the  80th  year  of  his  ag«^  6  Aug.  1808,  and  was  $.  by 
his  son  and  heir, 
8d 


A  Y  L 

Obbald  Atx^teb,  Esq.,  who  m.  In  April,  1811,  Catherine, 
eldest  dau.  of  Patrick  Lambert,  of  Camagh,  co.  Wexford, 
Esq.  and  had, 

Michael- Valbntinb,  his  heir. 

Henry,  m.  28  Feb.  1842,  Esmay,  only  dau.  of  the  lata 
Bryan  Brady,  Esq.  of  Stonefield,  co.  lleath. 

Mary-Anne. 

Marsaret,  m.  2  July,  1860,  to  Ambrose  Nugent,  Esq.  of 
Kinasona,  oo.  Longford. 

Frances.  Geoigina,  deceased. 

Jane  Eliza,  d,  18  Feb.  1849. 

LetiUa,   m.  9  Oct.  1844,   to  Charts  BamewaU,  Esq.  of 
Meadstown,  co.  Meath. 
Mr.  Aylmer  d.  9  Jan.  1887,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son 
and  heir,  the  present  MiOBABL-VALKHmn  Atuibb,  Esq. 

Arm^—Arg.,  a  cross,  sa.,  between  four  Cornish  choughs, 
ppr. 

Crul—A  Cornish  chough,  rising  oat  of  a  ducal  coronet^ 
allppr. 

ATotfo— HalleliOah. 

Seat— Deny  House,  Rathcabbln. 


AYLMER  OF  WALWORTH  CASTLR 

Atlmeb,  John-Harbibon,  Esq.  of  Walworth  Cas- 
tle, CO.  Durham,  5.  19  Jan.  1812;  t.  his  father. 
General  Aylmer,  in  1881,  m.  7  Feb.  1849,  Roaanna- 
Louisa,  dau.  of  Yice-Adiuind  Sir  J.  CoghUl-Coghill, 
Bart,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  ABTHua-FrrsonuxD-HABEisoH,  6.  M  Jan.  1860. 

n.  Herbert-Willoughby-Coghill,  b.  81  Jan.  1861. 

%intK^, — ^LmrrBiiAjrr-OEirsRAi.  Abthiib  Atuob* 
(tod  son  of  Sir  Fltagerald  Aylmer.  Bart  of  Donadea.  who 
deriTed  flnom  a  branch  of  the  Atlmbes  qfljfona),  m.  9  June, 
1807,  Anne,  only  dan.  and  heiress  of  John  Harrison,  Esq. 
of  Walworth  Castle,  oo.  Durham,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Johv-Habbibov,  present  proprietor. 

Elizabeth-Maxgaret,  m.  6  Jan.  1883,  to  the  Rer.  John  James 
Boott,  and  d,  84  July,  1863.  leaving  two  sons  and  two  daus. 

Grace-Anna,  m.  21  Oct  1828,  to  the  Rev.  Charlos-Pasley 
Vivian,  of  Hatton  Hall,  Wellingborough,  Northampton- 
shire^ and  has  issue. 

Louisa-Lucy-Bleanor.  Catherine-Dorothy. 

Augusta- Anne,  m.  in  1845,  to  the  Rev.  John-Davie  Eadc^ 
Ticar  of  Aydiffk 
General  Aylmer  d.  in  1881. 

Jmu— Arg.,  a  oross^  sa.,  between  four  Cornish  rhoughsg 
ppr. 

Oeit— A  Cornish  chough,  rising  out  of  a  ducal  coronet 
aUppr. 

IfoMo— Halleluiah. 

fieoi— Walworth  Castle^  tMx  DaxUngton. 


AYLWARD  OF  SHANKILL  CASTLR 

Atlward,  Jahes-Kbarnet,  Eaq.  of  Shankill  Caa- 
tle,  CO.  Kilkenny,  J.P.  and  high-flheriff  in  18S7;  m. 
in  1853,  Mrs.  Newton. 

IrCnf  agr.—  This  £unily  is  of  great  antiquity  hi  Ireland, 
and  was  settled  in  the  co.  of  Waterford  at  a  very  eariy 
period,  where,  for  more  than  thi«e  centuries,  it  was  in  the 
enjoyment  of  large  possessions.    The  first  on  record  is, 

RiCBABD  Atlwabo,  who,  by  Joan  Fitagersld,  his  wife, 
was  flsther  of  Riohabd  Atlwasd,  of  Faithlecke,  or  Path- 
legg.  CO.  Waterford,  who  m.  Catherine,  sister  to  Sir  Alroare 
Gras  (Baroui  de  GrasX  of  Kilkenny,  and  who  was  appointed, 
16  Jan.  1386,  commissioner  of  the  peace  for  the  oo.  Water- 
ford.    From  this  Richard  descended 

Pana  Atlwasd,  who  settled  at  Shankill,  co.  KUkanny, 
son  of  John  Ayiward  of  Fathlegg.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  eldest 
dan.  and  eventual  co-heir  of  Sir  Richard  Butler,  Bart  of 
Poolestown,  co.  Kilkenny,  and  had  a  son  and  suooessor, 

Nicholas  Atlwabd,  Esq.  of  Shankill,  M.P.  for  Thomas- 
town,  sheriff  of  the  oo.  Kilkenny  in  174S.  He  m.  6  Aqg. 
1710,  Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  Maurice  Keating,  Esq.  of 
Nairaghmore,  oo.  Kildare,  and  d.  in  1750,  leaving  two  sons, 
Nicholas,  his  heir,  and  Peter,  who  d.  «nta».  in  1801,  and 
was  interred  at  Gloucester.    The  elder  son, 

Nicholas  Atlwabd,  Esq.  of  Shankill,  high-sheriff  in  1767, 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  B.  Kearney,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had 
issue,  Prxb,  his  heir;  Nicholas,  d.  iimm.;  and  Cathetins. 
He  was  «.  at  his  death,  in  1768,  by  his  eldest  son, 

Preb  Atlward,  Esq.  of  Shankill,  who  vi.  Anna,  dan. 
of  —  Kearney,  Esq.  of  New  Ross,  oo.  Wexford,  and  d.  in 
179S,  having  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Nicholas  Atlward,  Esq.  of  Shankill,  who  «.  in  1806^ 
Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  James  Kearney,  Esq.  of  Blaaeh- 
Tille^  00.  Kilkenny,  and  had  issoe,  JAMES-KRAanET,  pra- 

Jigitized  by  V^OL. ^s.^^ 


BAB 


BAB 


Knt  repneentatlTe ;  Nicholas,  d.  young;  Peter-Charles; 
MsriuuM.  81.  to  the  Rev.  P.  Toler,  and  basiasue ;  Elizabeth, 
m.  to  the  Rer.  CIopton-Heniy  Keogh,  and  has  issue, 
Banna-Waller ;  and  MeriaL 

Jhm— Quarterly:  Ist  and  4th,  arg..  a  flear-de-ns,  aa. ;  in 
tiM  dexter diief  and  sinister  base  a  sun  in  its  giory,  or;  in 
tbe  nnister  chief  and  dexter  base  an  increscent,  of  Um  last, 
(otKTLWAXD;  2nd  and  8rd,  or,  a  chief^  indented,  as.,  for 

Ofltf-Ooi  of  a  ducal  coronet^  a  dexter  arm  in  armour, 
eBboved,  couped  at  the  ahoulder,  ppr.,  grasping  an  anchor. 


"i. 


rtCfe— Yenis  et  fidelia  semper. 
Ai»-Shsnkffl  Castl^  oo.  Kilkenny. 


BABmOTON  OF  ROTHLEY  TEBCPLR 

BABDroTOir,  Thomab  •  Gisborns,  Esq.,  A.M.,  of 
Bothley  Temple,  ca  Leicester,  5.  24  July,  1788 ;  m. 
flkpA,  1814,  AiigoBtaJulia,  4th  dau.  of  Sir  Gerard 
Koel-Kod,  Bart  of  Exton  Fbrk,  Rutland,  by  his  Ist 
vife,  Diana,  Baroness  Barhftm,  and  by  her  (who  d, 
19  June,  1838)  has  issue, 

L  TBoua-AxTBum,  b.  S6  Nor.  1890. 

n.  CbDies-Edward,  b.  28  Feb.  1828. 

L  Aopista-Diana,  m.  9  April,  1839,  to  Prederio  Lewin, 
Eiq.,  of  The  Holliea,  Kent 

n.  LoqIm,  ».  at  Rothley,  3  Feb.  1842,  to  the  Ber.  Frands- 
C-P.  Reynolds,  chaplain  to  the  B.  I.  C. 

Mr.  Batungton  m.  2ndly,  18  June,  1841,  Augusta- 
TbereM,  dau.  of  Francis-Gerard  Vecqueray,  one  of 
the  secretaries  of  state  to  the  King  of  Prussia  for 
the  Qnnd  Duchy  of  the  Rhine,  by  whom  he  has 

L  Julk-Maiy. 
Mr.  Babington,  J^.  for  Leioestershire,  $.  his  father 
21  Not.  1837. 

iinfast.— The  fianOy  of  Babington  was  settled  at 
Blbiqgtoo  in  Northiunberiand,  Ump.  Wiluam  the  Con- 
qwnr.  The  iiiat  wlio  is  known  to  hare  seated  in  Nortb- 
vnbadnd,  is  Jomr  ds  BABtHoroH,  Lord  of  Babington,  in 
tke  fawony  of  UmfHtrille,  where  he  resided  in  the  reigns  of 
liagk  Jomr  sad  Hbtrt  III. 

Bia  JoHir  BAauoTOir,  Knt  of  Bast  Brldgeford,  Notts, 
(«3a  of  Sir  John  de  Babington,  chief  captain  of  Morlaix  in 
Brtttny,  tmp.  Edw.  III.)  d,  in  1409,  leaving,  by  Benedicta 
Us  wili^  dao.  and  heir  of  Sh*  Simon  Ward,  of  the  oo.  Cam- 
tvidc^  five  eooa,  Thomas,  his  heir;  William  (BbrX  Knt  of 
CUhrdl,  Notts,  and  Kiddingcon,  Ozfordshhte,  K.B.,  chief 
Jutioe  oTtbe  Common  Pleas ;  Arnold,  a  dtixen  of  Norwich; 
SccBia,  of  Bast  Bridgeford ;  John,  of  Aldrington,  county 
I^TOB.   Sir  John  Babington's  eldest  son, 

Taoaus  Babixotoii,  Esq.,  after  serving  with  HixraT  Y. 
b  tbe  Fiendi  wars,  returned  home,  and  porohased  the 
a>Bor  of  Kingstoo,  Notts.  The  sword  which  he  wore  at 
Aiiaeaart  is  still  pieaeaved.  He  was  If  .P.  for  Nottingham 
b  1450.  Be  M.  Isabel,  dan.  and  heir  of  Bobert  Dethick,  of 
DeUaek,  in  Dexbyshire,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1486»  left  at 
Ui  deoeete  in  14«4,  a  son  and  suooessor, 

Sdi  Jobv  Baboiotov,  Knt  d  Dettiick  and  Kingston, 
Aviff  of  the  coontiee  of  Derby  snd  Nottingham  in  1480, 
«W  m.  Isabel,  dao.  of  Henry  Bradbume,  Esq,  of  Brad. 
^nn,  nd  The  Hough,  in  Aahboom;  and  by  her,  who  d,  18 
Hweh,  14M,  had  iasoe.  Sir  John  Babington  was  shdn  at 
^brttleof  Bosworth,  ands-byhisson, 

Tsoaus  BAinroTOjr,  Esq.  cf  Dethick,  shexifT  of  DerVy- 
ihfae  tad  Rutts  in  1498,  who  m.  Ediths,  dan.  of  Balph 
ntdMrtmt,  Esq.  of  Norbuiy,  and  dying  18  March,  1518,  had 
iaoa  from  flU  Anthony,  the  eldest  son,  descended  the 
B^BJOlon  (f  IktMet,  ot  whom  was  Anthony  Babington, 
>(t«iBted  in  1A66 ;  the  Snd  son  was  Sir  Jolkax  Babington, 
•ttnsiukr  of  the  praceptory  of  Dalby  and  Bothley,  co. 
I«ioHtor ;  and  the  9th  son  was 

HmniT  BABUioroit,  Esq.  of  Bothley  Temple^  oo.  Lei- 
«»tw:  bs  M.  Eleanor,  8rd  dan.  and  co*heir  of  Jc^  Beao- 
a«t,  Isq.  of  Wedne^bnry,  in  StafTordshire,  grandson  of 
Bcsry,  Lord  Beanmont,  and  dying  22  Nor.  1544,  was  «.  by 
teasi, 

TaoMAS  BAmroio*,  Esq.  of  Bothley  Temple,  snd  of  Cos- 
^  tt,  both  hi  Leioertershire  :  he  joined  in  the  Aruitloss 
ttuenpt  to  advance  the  Lady  Jane  Oray  to  the  throne,  but 
OS  paysicat  of  a  large  fln^  obtained  a  pardon  under  the 
pnt  goal,  hi  the  first  year  of  Queen  Mart's  reign.    He  m. 

"  dan.  of  Biehanl   Humf^y,  Esq.   of  Barton,  in 

87 


Noi-thamptonehire,  and  dying  27  Oct  1567,  waa  «.  by  his 
son, 

HuMraxT  Babxhotoh,  Esq.  of  Bothley  Temple,  5.  in 
1544,  who  m.  Haiigaret,  dau.  of  Francis  Cave,  LL.D.  of  Bag- 
gi-ave,  in  Leicestershire,  brother  to  Sir  Thomas  Cave,  of 
Stanford,  and  left  at  his  decease  (10  June,  1010),  a  son  and 


Thomas  BABmoroK,  Esq.  of  Rothley  Temple,  lord  of  the 
manor,  and  patron  of  the  church,  of  Goesington,  at  the 
decease  of  his  uncle  Matthew.  He  was  5.  in  1575,  and  m. 
Catherine,  only  dau.  of  Henry  Kendall,  Esq.  of  Smithosby, 
in  Derbydiire,  and  dying  in  1645,  left,  with  other  issue,  a 
sou  and  suooessor, 

Matthxw  Babinoton,  Esq.  of  Rothley  Temple,  5.  17 
May,  1612,  M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Leicester  in  1660,  who  m. 
Anne,  youngest  dau.  of  Samson  Hopkyns,  Esq.  of  Stoko- 
by-Coventry.  and  dying  in  1669,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Babdioton,  Esq.  of  Rotbl^  Temple,  M.P.  for 
Leioester  hi  1685  and  1688,  and  sheriff  for  the  co.  in  1677. 
He  was  6.  hi  1685,  and  m.  1st,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  William 
Jesson,  Esq.  of  Coventry,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1660,  he  had 
no  surviving  child,  and  S^idly,  Maiigaret  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Henry  Hall,  Esq.  of  Gretford,  in  Unoolnshire,  by  whom, 
who  d.  12  Feb.  1728-4,  he  left  at  his  decease,  16  April,  1708, 
a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Babihoton,  Esq.  of  Rothley  Temple,  bapt.  10 
Oct  1682,  who  m.  hi  1711.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Ralph  Keefing, 
Esq.  of  London,  and  by  her,  who  d.  30  Jan.  1729-80,  left  at 
his  decease,  81  July,  1745,  with  other  issue,  who  d,  wnm.,  a 
son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Babdcotox,  Esq.  of  Rothley  Temple,  6.  26  May, 
1715,  high-sheriff  of  Leicestershire  hi  1750.  He  m.  at  Wanlip, 
9  Jan.  1758,  I^dia,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Joeeph  Cardale,  A.M., 
vicar  of  Hinckley,  and  l^  her,  who  d.  4  May,  1791,  aged  64, 
hadinue, 
L  Thomas,  his  heir. 

n.  Matthew,  A.M..  fellow  of  St  John's  OoUege,  Cambridge 
vicar  of  Rothley,  6.  24  Jtme,  1761,  m.  hi  1787,  EUzabeth, 
oul  V  child  of  Biohard-Roberts  Drake,  Esq.  of  Leicester, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  26  June,  1798,  left  at  his  decease^ 
6  May,  1796,  a  son  and  dau., 

Matthew-Drake,  A.M.  rural  dean  of  Ackl^,  in  Lelcea- 
tershire,  5.  11  July,  1788,  m.  7  June,  1820,  Hannah, 
dau.  of  B. -Fleetwood  Churchill,  Esq.  of  Northampton, 
by  whom  he  has  a  son, 

Churchill,  6. 11  Mar.  1821,  of  St  John's  College  Cam- 
bridge. 
Elizabeth,  m.  hi  1829,  to  Bobert  Strange,  Esq.,  M.D.  of 
Naples, 
ni.  William,  A.B.,  rector  of  Cossington,  6. 11  March,  1768, 
m.  in  1787.  Elisabeth  Newbold,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Hemrv- 
Lovell  Noble.  A.M.,  patron  and  rector  of  Frowlesworth,  in 
Leicestershhe,  and  by  her,  who  d.  18  Mar.  1882,  left  at  his 
decease  three  sons  and  one  dau., 
1  William,  of  the  B.I.C.C.S.,  6.   10  Deo.  1790.   m.  IS 
Jan.  1824.  Catharine,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Wm.  Ravens- 
croft,  prebendary  of  Rasharkin,  and  rector  of  Finvoy, 
in  the  CO.  of  Armagh,  by  whom  he  has  issue. 
William,  a  midahipman  in  H.M.S.  ''Indus^**  6. 1  Feb. 
1825. 

Oeoige-Matthew.  b.  18  Feb.  1829. 
Samuel-HenTy,  6.  20  Dec.  1880. 
Heniy-Oisbome.  6.  5  Nov.  1882. 
Oisbome,  6.  20  Maxeh,  1885. 
AlAred,  6.  80  Dec.  1839. 
Redmond,  b.  29  Aug.  1842. 
Elisabeth-RavenscrofL  Catharine. 

%  Samuel,  of  the  E.I.C.C.S.,  b.  28  Nov.  1792,  m.  1st 
Martha,  dau.  of  John  Dicldnson,  Esq.,  of  London, 
who  d.  81  Jan.  1826;  be  m.  2ndly,  Florence,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Waddy.  Esu.  of  Norton  Grange^  Yoricahire. 
By  his  1st  wife  he  haa  issue, 
Samuel-Bobert  ^*  26  Jan.  1826^  d.  in  infiuicy. 
Martha.  Jane. 

8  Gisbome.  6.  7  March,  1812. 

1  Elisa.  m.  28  Sept.  1884.  to  Henry-WOUam  Ravens- 
croft  Esq..  son  of  the  Bev.  W.  Bavensoroft  l>y  whom 
ahe  has  issue. 
IT.  Joseph,  M.D.  of  Ludlow,  b.  2  Jan.  1768,  m.  Catherine^ 
dau.  of  Jnhn  Whitter.  Esq.  of  Bradninch,  Devon,  and  l^ 
her,  who  d.  18  Nov.  1888,  left  at  his  decease^  16  Dec  1826^ 
an  only  son, 

Charles-Cardale,  of  St  John's  College  Csmhridge^  6.  28 
Nov.  1806,  A.M.,  F.L&,  snd  F.G.& 
L  Mary.  m.  1  Mardi,  1788,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Gisbome^ 
A.M.  of  Tozall  Lodge.  Stalfordahhn^  Prebendaiy  of  Dur- 
ham, by  whom  she  has  issu& 

Mr.  BaUngton  d.  20  June,  1776»  aged  61,  and  was  s.  by  his 
son. 

Thomas  BABnroTOH,  Esq.  of  Bothley  Temple,  high-sheriff 
of  Leicestershire  in  1780,  M.P.  for  Leioester  in  five  successive 


B  A  I 

Elizabeth-Ur8ula»  m.  2S  June,  185.3.  to  Henxy-St.  John, 
eldest  son  of  Sir  Henrv  Uolford,  Bart 
Caroline-Anne.         Helen-Gertrude.         Oedlialiugaret 
He  d.  1  June.  1851. 

Jmu— Per  pale,  erminoie  and  su..  a  buflle  stringed  between 
three  roses,  nil  counterchanged,  barbed,  and  seeded,  ppr. 
quartering  the  ensigns  ofGux,  Wbstby,  and  D&akb. 

CreH — A  dexter  cubit  arm  issuing  out  of  the  cloudy  the 
hand,  ppr.,  holding  a  bu£^  horn,  or,  the  handle^  aa.,  within 
the  strings  arose,  gu. 

jfoMo— -Fonna*  flos;  fama,  flatus. 

SeaU— The  Oaks,  in  Norton,  near  Sheffield;  Wormhill 
Hall,  near  Buxton. 

BAGWELL  OF  MARLFIELD. 

Bagwell^  John,  Esq.  of  Marlfield,  co.  Tipperuy, 
and  of  Eaflt  Grove,  co.  Cork,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high- 
Bheriflf  of  the  co.  of  Tipperary  in  1884,  b.  8  April, 
1811 ;  9.  his  uncle,  the  Right  Hon.  William  Bagwell, 
M.P.,  in  1826 ;  m.  21  June,  1888,  Fanny,  youngest 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  F.-A.  PritUe,  brother  of  Lord  Dun- 
alley,  and  has  issue, 

I.  RiOHAaD,  b.  9  Dec.  1840. 

II.  William,  6.  6  March,  1840. 

I.  Elisabeth.  n.  Maigaret. 

HI.  Bmily.  it.  Fanny. 

ECneitffJ.— WnxiAM  Baowbll,  Esq.  M.P.  for  Clonmel 
(son  of  John  BagweU,  Esq.  of  Clonmel  and  Burgagery, 
banker,  and  grandson  of  William  Bagwell.  Esq.  of  Bally- 
loughane,  living  in  1707,  whose  father,  John  Baokwell,  a 
captain  in  CboM  well's  army,  is  stated  to  haye  been  brother 
of  Backwell,  the  origfaial  proprietor  of  the  London  bank, 
now  known  as  Child's),  m.  in  1740,  Jane,  dau.  and  oo-hefa-  of 
John  Harper,  Esq.  of  Belgrove,  oo.  Cork,  and  dying  in  1750, 
left,  with  three  daus.,  a  son  and  heir, 

John  Bagwkll,  Esq.,  who  purchased  Harlfleld,  in  theoo. 
of  Tipperary.  He  was  M.P.  for  tho  oo.  of  Tipperary,  and  ool. 
of  the  militia.  He  m.  In  1774,  Mary,  dau.  of  Riohard  Hare, 
Esq.  of  Ennismore,  and  sister  of  WUliam,  Eaii  of  listowel, 
by  whom  he  had  issue  (with  four  daus.,  Margaret,  m.  to 
John  Keilyi  Esq.  of  Shangally  Castle ;  Jane,  m.  to  Lieut - 
Oon.  Sir  Eyre  Ooot^ ;  Catharine,  m.  to  John  Croker,  Esq.  of 
Ballinaguard ;  and  Mary,  m.  to  Henry  Laagley,  Esq.  of 
Brettas  CastleX  two  sons,  Wiluam,  his  heir ;  and  Richard, 
who  m.  in  1808,  Maigarpt,  eldest  daii.  of  Edward  Croker, 
Esq.  of  Ballinaguard,  and  had  issue,  John,  suooessor  to  his 
undo;  Edward,  an  officer  in  the  8rd  dragoon  guards ;  Maiv 
garet,  m.  to  Joseph  Oore,  Esq.  of  Derrymore,  co.  Clan ; 
Mary,  m.  to  Qeoige  Oough,  Eeq.  of  Woodstown,  co.  Tippe- 
T»ry ;  and  Jane,  m.  to  Bei^amin  B-  Frend,  Esq.  Colonel 
Bagwell  was  t.  at  bis  decease  by  his  eldest  son. 

Ths  Right  How.  Colonbl  William  Baowcll,  of  Marl- 
Aeld,  M'P-i  a  privy  councillor  and  n^usterbmaster-general  for 
Ireland,  at  whose  decease,  wnm.,  in  1825,  the  estates  devolved 
on  his  nephew,  the  present  John  Bagwell,  Esq.  of  Marl- 
field. 

^mw— Paly  of  six,  aig.  and  ax. ;  on  achief,  gu.,  alien,  pas- 
sant, axg. 

Crest-^wt  of  a  mural  crown,  a  demi-bull,  all  ppr. 

Motto — In  fide  et  in  hello  fortis. 

SeaU^UariA*Mt  near  Clonmel,  and  Eastgrove,  Qoeens- 
town, 

BAILET  OF  ABERAMAN. 
Bailbt,  Crawshat,  Esq.  of  Abenunan,  oo.  Gla- 
moigan,  J.P.  and  D.ll,  elected  M.P.  for  Monmouth 
in  1852 ;  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  the  late  Joseph  Moore, 
Esq.  of  Mitcham,  Surrey.  This  gentleman,  brother 
of  me  present  Sir  Joseph  Bailey,  Bart,  of  Qliuiusk,  is 
son  of  the  late  Joseph  Bailey,  Esq.,  and  nephew  of 
the  late  Richard  Crawshay,  Esq.  of  C^artha.  He 
served  as  sheriff  of  Brecknockshire  in  1SS7>  and  of 
Monmouthshire  in  1850. 

Antu— Axg.,  between  two  bars,  three  annulets^  In  fease 
gu.,  all  between  as  many  martleta,  of  the  last. 
Cnrt^A.  griffin,  sejant,  aig.,  semte  of  annulets,  go. 
ifotto— llbertas. 
fiiot— Aberaman,  near  Pontyprydd. 


B  A  I 

L  Oboegi,  6.  so  July,  18S7. 

u.  Robort,  Ueut  Rifle  brigade,  b.  8  Oet  18S8. 

m.  Clifton,  6.  5  March.  1881. 

IT.  Henry,  R.N.,  b.  20  Aug.  1882. 

v.  ArthuivCharlflS,  6.  in  1888. 

L  Mary.  u.  Frances. 

m.  Qcoxgina-Sophia. 

Mr.  Baillie  t.  his  fother,  11  Dec.  1841.  He  is  eldest 
son  of  the  late  George  Baillie,  Esq.  of  Jerriswuod 
and  MeUerstain,  by  Muy  his  wife,  youngest  dau.  <ff 
Sir  James  Pringle,  Bart,  and  grandson  <^  the  Hon. 
George  Hamilton  (2nd  son  of  Charles,  Lord  Binning), 
who  assumed  the  surname  of  his  maternal  ancestors, 
the  Bailuks  of  Jerviswood  and  MdUrttain.  (See 
BvBKX^B  Peerage,  "  Haddinqton.**) 

^rms— As.,  nine  stan,  three,  three,  two,  and  one^  or. 
Vrttt—A  cresoent,  or,  surmounted  of  a  sou. 
jyroMo— Maior  virtus  quam  Q>lendor. 
iSeot-MaUeratain,  co.  Benrick. 


BAILLIE  OF  JERVISWOOD. 
Baillie,  George,  Esq.  of  Jerviswood,  oo.  Lanark, 
and  Melleretain,  co.  Berwick,  6.  14  April,  1802;  m. 
16  Sept.  1S24,  Geoigina,  dau.  of  the  late  Archdeacon 
Robert  Markham,  and  has  issue, 
iO 


BAILLIE  OF  DOCHFOXm. 

Baillik,  Evan,  Esq.  of  Dochfour,  co.  InTeraen, 
m.  in  1828,  Lady  Georgiana-Frederica  Montagu,  4th 
dau.  of  William,  Duke  of  Manchester,  and  has  issue. 

Kttta0(. — 8m  Wiluam  Bailloi,  of  Lamington,  by 
Marian  his  wlife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Beton,  of  Seton,  had  a 
numerous  issue.  The  three  eldest  sons  had  midmed  a 
clergyman,  who  had  been  taken  into  the  house  as  tutor, 
for  a  grierous  olTence  whidi  he  had  committed  in  their 
£uni]y,  of  which  injury  he  died.  The  power  ot  the  dtmrdi 
at  this  time  being  great  in  Scotland,  the  three  brothers 
were  obliged  to  fly. 

The  eldest  settled  in  Inyemess-ahire;  the  second  in 
Ireland  :  txcm  him  springs  the  fiunily  of  Inshhangy.  The 
third  went  to  the  isle  of  Anglesey,  and  founded  the  tamily 
of  which  the  Marquess  of  Anglesey  is  a  descendant. 

ALBXANDca  Badxis,  the  eldest  son,  fought  at  the  battle 
of  Brechin,  and  was  for  his  services  rewarded  with  the 
baronies  of  Dunain  and  Torbreck,  part  of  the  oastle  lands  of 
Inverness,  in  the  year  1452.  From  him  derived,  fourth  in 
descent, 

Wiluam  Baillik,  d  Dunane,  who  m.  Catherine,  dan.  of 
Robert  More  Munro,  of  Fowlia,  chief  of  the  dan  Munro, 
and  left  two  sons,  Albxaitdbr,  of  Dunain,  and  John, 
ancestor  of  the  fkmily  of  Leys.    Th»  elder, 

AiJCXAin>Bn  Baillu,  Esq.  of  Dunain,  slwrilf  of  the  ooonty 
troxa  1685  to  1698,  m.  Oatherine,  dau.  of  Munro  of  MUtown, 
and  left  two  sons,  Wiluam,  his  heir,  of  Dunain,  ancestor 
of  the  BAiLUBo/ihmaMi,  now  represented  by  Wiluam 
Bailui,  Esq.  of  that  place ;  and  Davu>,  anoestor  of  the 
fiunily  of  Dochfour.    The  second  son, 

Datid  Bailus,  Ist  of  Dochfour,  m.  Maigaret,  fcmrth  dau. 
of  the  Lord  Lovat,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

ALKXAMDca  Bailub,  of  DochfouT,  who  vx.  in  1709, 
Hannah,  dau.  of  Fraser  of  Relig,  and  left  four  sons,  Hctoh, 
of  Dochfour;  William,  of  Rosehall,  in  Butheriand,  father  of 
the  late  General  Sir  Ewan  BaiUie,  Bart,  and  General 
Charles  Baillie;  Evan,  of  Aberiachan;  and  David.  The 
eldest  son, 

Hugh  Bailuv,  Esq.  of  Dochfour,  m.  10  June,  1730, 
BmlUa,  dau.  of  Fraser  of  Relig,  and  left,  Albxavdbb,  hii 
heir,  of  Dochfour,  d.  in  1798;  James;  Bvax,  of  whom 
prasently ;  Duncan;  Oatherine,  m.  to  Provost  Cbiaholni,  of 
Inverness,  younger  lnx>ther  of  Chishdm  oi  Chishohn; 
Isabella,  m.  to  Duncan  Grant,  of  Bught ;  Hannah,  si.  to 
James  Fraser,  of  Belladrum ;  Christin,  m.  to  Doff  of  Muir- 
town.    The  third  son, 

Etam  Baillik,  of  Dochfour,  «.  his  elder  brother,  Alex- 
ander, in  1798.  and  beooming  an  eminent  West  India  mei^ 
chant  at  Bristol,  was  M.P.  for  that  dty,  and  colonel  of  ths 
Bristol  regiment  of  volunteer  infkntry.  He  m.  Mary,  dan. 
of  Peter  Gurley,  Esq.  of  the  island  of  8t  Yinocnt,  and  left 
three  sons, 

Pcraa,  of  Dochfour. 

Hugh-Duncan,  of  Redcastle,  MJP.  for  Honiton,  sad  lord- 
lieutenant  of  the  CO.  Ross. 

James-Evan,  formeriy  M.P.  for  Tralee  and  BristoL 
TIm  eldest  son, 

Preb  Bailub,  of  Doohfbur,  M.P.,  m.  In  1707,  EUaabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Pinney,  Esq.  of  Somerton,  and  left, 

EvAX,  now  of  Dochfour. 

John  -  Frederick,  of  Leys,  m.  Annie  Baillie^  dan.  and 
heiress  of  CoL  John  Baillie,  of  Leys. 


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B  A  I 

Jvml  «.  to  the  Hon.  and  B«v.  Bnptiat-WrlothMl^  No«l, 

brothor  of  the  B«iri  of  OfliDflboroogh. 
KuT.  m.  lat»  to  John  MorrittTBeq.  of  Rokeby:   and 

Sodlj,  to  Capt.  G«oi9»-St  John  Mildmay.  R.N. 
Jm*— Ac  ,  nine  8tan»  threes  tbrtf^  two^  and  onei 
Cnert— A  boar'a  head,  oouped. 
Jr«tto— Quid  dartos  astris. 
-Doehfoor,  InT< 


BAILLIE  OF  REDCASTLE. 
B41LUE,  Col.  Huoh-Duvoan,  of  Redcastle  and 
Tumdale,  00.  Ross,  6.  81  May,  1777;  m.  1st,  18  Dea 
1796,  EHzabeth,  dan.  of  the  Rey.  Heniy  Reynett, 
D.D.,  and  hj  her  has  issue, 

L  HKnT^AKn»  M.P.  for  InTernase-ahh^,  5.  In  ICardh, 
laos,  «.  »  Dec.  1840,  Philippa-Eliza-Sydney,  elder  dau. 
of  Fterey,  praaent  Yiaooont  Straogford. 

I.  Maxia-Ann,  m.  8  Maroh,  1881,  to  the  Hon.  WflUam 
Aahiay,  aeeond  aon  of  the  Earl  of  Shafteabuzy. 

XL  Augosta-Veeey. 

m.  EUb,  m.  to  William  Brodie,  Esq.  of  Brodie,  N.B. 

Cdkniel  Baillie  ».  2ndly,  2  July,  1821,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Smith,  Esq.  it  Castleton  Hall,  and  by  her 
has  issue, 

L  Huglfc^intth.  n.  Dtmoan-James. 

m.  Alfred-inniam. 

L  FrBderica-Pcpelope^  m,  to  Philip  Peroeral,  Esq.,  eldeet 
•an  of  Ool.  Peroeral,  of  Temple  House,  00.  SUgo. 

for  Hneaga,  kc,  see  Bailux  0/  J)oel{f<mr. 

teto— BodcMtle^  and  TanadaK  Bosa-ehire. 


BAILY  OF  HALL  PLACR 

Bailt,  Thomas  -  Fabmeb,  Esq.,  of  Hall  Place, 
Logfa,  CO.  Kent,  &.  24  Sept.  1823,  is  only  son  and 
kdr  (by  Amelia  Perkins  lus  wife,  who  m.  2ndly,  in 
S^  1882,  William  Smith,  Esq.  of  Sydenham)  of 
Fabmer  Bailt,  Esq.,  who  purchased,  m  1821,  the 
estate  of  Hall  Place,  in  the  parish  of  Leigh,  00.  Kent^ 
and  din  Oct  1828. 

Arwu^Or,  on  a  feaae,  engrailed,  botween  three  nags' 
heada,  enaed,  as.,  as  many  fleura-do-lla,  of  the  first 
Chm   A  goat's  head,  erued,  as.,  besant^  attired,  or. 
Jfftto— Vestigia  nuUa  retroraimi. 
tef-HaUnaoe^  Lai^  eo.  Kent 


BAINBRIGGE  OF  LOCKINGTON. 

Bai5BBIook»  Thomab-Parkeb,  Esq.  of  Hill  House, 
Derby,  d.  6  March,  1791 ;  «i.  1st,  8  May,  1820,  Elisa, 
dso.  gI  liieat-Oen.  Sir  Dyson  Marshall,  K.C.B.,  which 
kdy  dt.  p.  8  May,  1822.  He  m,  2nd]y,  11  May, 
1880,  Lonna-Anne,  dau.  of  Charles  Dashwood,  Esq. 
of  Beodes,  co.  Suffolk.  Mr.  Bainbrigge  «.  his  father 
28  Jan.  1842. 

liaexgr.— Thla  tlunily,  of  great  antiquity  in  the 
north  of  Engkmd,  came  to  Lo^ington  about  the  eloee  of 
Ot  reign  of  HasntT  YII.  **In  the  year  1588,  William 
tlaarai  Notroy,  granted  to  WQIiam  Baynbrigge,  of  Loolc- 
iagtoD,  (deaoendad  from  the  ancient  famUy  of  the  Bain- 
taggaa  in  the  north),  a  ereat  to  hia  ancient  arma,  which 


JoBF  Batvbsiooi,  of  Wheatley,  00.  of  Yoik,  otherwiae 
MQid  Bainbrigge  del  North,  and  afterwarda  of  Leicester- 
iUia^  bad  three  children,  Bossar,  Thomas,  and  John, 
horn  the  eldeat 

Bosnr  BAinaioaB,  Ebq.  of  Loddngton,  00.  of  Lei- 
eater  (bmled  SI  Aug.  UTi^  theaixth  in  deaoent  waa 

Taotus  BAnraaiooB,  Eaq.  of  Woodaeat  and  Booester, 
I.Joly,  1714,  who  porrtiaaed  the  manor  of  Bocestar,  1778; 
baflt  Woodaeat,  1767;  was  sheriff  for  the  eo.  of  Dert^  in 
im,  nd  prodsiflaed  KInir  Oaoacn  III.  on  his  acoeaalon 
to  tfaa  throoa.  He  m.  Anna,  dan.  of  laaao  Borrow,  Baq. 
«f  Gbatle6aldai  eo.  oi  Der^,  by  hiaSnd  wife.  Honor  Burton, 
«he  waa  diraeCly  deacended  from  Bdwabd  III.  of  England. 
Ha  d.  in  17P6,  and  waa  buried  at  Booeater,  leaving  iaaae, 
L  TmoauM,  b.  8th  Aug.  1751,  sheriff  for  the  co.  of  Stafford 
ia  UOl,  4.  wm.  1818.  n.  Josbph,  of  whom  preaently. 
BL  Jolm,  of  Halea  Green,  00.  Derby,  captain  in  the  Derby 
MfiUa,  d.  18M,  aged  71.  !▼.  Philip,  b.  1758,  lieat-coL, 
kffladeoaBaMuidtaag  the  SOth  ragimant  of  foot,  at  the  battle 
41 


B  A  K 

of  Egmont-op-Zee,  in  Holland,  6th  Oct.  1799,  aged  43.  He 
m.  Rachel,  dau.  of  Peter  Dobree,  Esq.  of  Beam^gard,  in 
the  isle  of  Guernsey,  by  whom  he  left  issue,  1  Philip,  coL 
in  the  army.  6.  in  1780,  m.  in  1816,  Sarah-Mary,  dau.  of 
Joseph  Fletcher,  Baq.  of  Liverpool;  2  John-Hankey,  ci^ 
tain  in  the  army,  who  m.  his  cousin,  Sophia,  dau.  of 
Bonamy  Dobree,  Esq.  of  Guernsey;  8  Peter,  who  took  the 
name  of  Ls  Hukt  in  1832 ;  4  Thomas,  an  officer  in  the 
army,  who  m.  Sarsh,  dau.  of  —  Bate,  Esq. ;  1  Anne,  who 
d.  young;  2  Harriet,  m.  to  lieut-Col.  Bobert  Dale;  8 
Honor-Eliabeth ;  4  Bachd-Dobree ;  5  Anne,  m.  81  Doc 
1815,  to  her  cousin,  Samuel  Dobree,  Eaq.  of  Walthamstow, 
and  d.  in  the  Dec  following.    The  second  son, 

Josbph  Baihbbioob,  Baq.  of  Derby,  capt  in  the  Stafford- 
8hh«  militia,  b.  27  Sept  1752,  m.  let,  his  cousin  Honor, 
dan.  of  Philip  Gell,  M.D.  of  Wirksworth,  co.  Derby,  who  d. 
«.  p.,  and  2ndly,  Miss  Hannah  Harrison,  of  Yieldenley,  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  April,  1841)  he  had  issue, 
Thomas-Pabksr,  present  representative  of  the  fomily. 
William -Heuxy.  now  of  livexpool,  6.  in  Deo.  1805,  to  whom 
his  elder  brother* has  given  up  Woodseat  and  Rocester: 
he  m.  Ist.  26  April,  1838,  Miss  HariaM.  Thompson,  of 
Liverpool,  and  haa  iasue,  Thomas-Parker-Borough,  and 
Anne-Honora.    He  m.  2ndly.  7  June^  1851,  Bmma»  dau. 
of  Joseph  Tatea,  Eaq.  of  Liverpool. 
Anne-Eluabetti. 

Banuahliaria^ane^  m,  81  Dec.  1885,  to  the  Ber.  Wm. 
Fletcher,  D.D. 

Mary-Barbara,  m.  20  Dec  1888,  to  William  Dixon,  Eaq.,  a 
magistrate  for  liverpooL 
Mr.  Bainbrigge  d.  28  Jan.  1842. 


^rma— 1st  and  4th,  aiig..  a  fease  embattled,  between  three 
battle-axes,  sa.,  BAnrBaiDOs;  2nd  and  3rd,  gu.,  a  chevron 
between  three  leopards'  heads,  or. 

Ctestr—A  goat,  aa.,  homed  and  unguled,  aiig.,  around  his 
neck  a  collar  of  the  same,  standing  on  a  hfll,  vert 

JUrideace— Hill  Houses  Derby. 


BAIRD  OF  CAMBUSDOON. 
Baird,  James,  Esq.  of  Cambusdoon,  co.  Ayr,  b, 
1808;  m.  in  1852,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Robert  Lock- 
hart,  Esq.  of  CasUe  Hill,  co.  Lanark.  Mr.  Baird, 
who  represents  the  Falkirk  district  of  bui^ghs  in 
parliament  since  1851,  is  son  of  the  late  Alezandeor 
Baird,  of  Lockwood  (who  d.  in  1883]^  by  Jane  Moflht 
his  wife ;  and  brother  of  William  Burd,  Esq.  of  £lie^ 
CO.  Fife,  who  sat  in  parliament  for  Falkirk  from  1841 
to  1847 ;  of  Douglas  Baird,  Esq.  of  Closebum,  co. 
Dumfries ;  of  George  Baird,  Esq.  of  Auchmedden ; 
and  of  David  Baird,  Esq.  of  Urie. 

CV««f — An  eagle's  head,  eraaod. 
Motto — Domlnus  fecit. 
&«£— Cambuadoon,  co.  Ayr. 


BAKER  OF  ELEMORE  HALL  AND 
CROOK  HALL. 

Baker,  Henrt-Johh- Baker,  Esq.  of  Elemor^ 
Hall  and  Crook  Hall,  co.  Durham,  b.  29  June,  1822 ; 
m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  R.  S.  AUgood,  Esq.  of  Nunwick, 
ca  Northumberland.  Mr.  fieJLer,  an  officer  in  the 
4th  dragoon  guards,  eldest  son  of  Henry  Tower, 
Esq.,  by  IsabeUa  his  wife  itnd  cousin,  only  child  and 
heiress  of  Oeoige  Baker,  Esq.  of  Elemore  Hsll,  Dur- 
ham, assumed,  in  1844,  the  surname  of  Baker  only, 
with  the  arms  <^  Baker  quarterly  irWh.  Tower,  m 
accordance  with  the  will  of  his  maternal  grandfather. 

fLintajft* — SibOiobob  Bakeb,  Knt,  reoorder  of  New- 
castle^n-^ne,  one  of  the  loyal  defenders  of  that  town  for 
King  Chablbs,  was  second  son  of  Oswald  Baker,  of  Dor- 
ham,  by  Mary  Heron  his  wife.  He  purchased,  abouttha 
year  1685,  Crook  Hall,  in  Which  eatate  he  was  «.  in  1667,  by 
his  aon, 

OaoBflS  Baksb,  Esq.  of  Crook  Hall,  ftkther,  by  Maigarst 
hia  wife,  dau.  of  Thomaa  Forater,  Baq.  of  Bdderstone, 
Northumberland,  of  a  aon  and  sncooaaor, 

Oboros  Bakbb,  Baq.  of  Crook  Hall,  b.  1  Aug.  1664,  who 
m.  EUsabeth,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Samuel  Daviaon,  Baq. 
of  Wingate  Orange,  00.  Durham,  and  dyingin  1609,  laft  an 
<mly  aon, 

Gbobob  Bakbb,  Eaq.  of  Crook  Hall,  M.P.  for  the  dty  of 
Durham,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  only  dan.  and  heireaa  of 
Thomaa  Omyen,  Esq.  of  Elemore,  co.  Durham,  M .P.,  and 
d.  1  June,  17S8,  leaving,  with  a  dau.  Maiigaret,  wife  of 


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B  A  K 

Edward  Shipperdson,  Esq.  of  Piddington  Hall  Garth,  a 
aon. 

Gbobok  Bakkr,  Esq.  of  Elemore  Hall,  who  m.  Judith, 
dau.  and  oo-heir  of  of  Cuthbert  Routh,  Esq.  of  Dinadale, 
CO.  Durham,  and  d.  in  1774,  leaving  a  dau.  Ellnbeth,  m.  to 
Ghriatopher  Tower,  IQaq.  of  Weald  Hall,  Eaaex,  and  a  son, 

Gbobob  BiXKB,  Esq.  of  Elemore  Hall,  who  m.  Isabella, 
dau.  of  John  Dalton,  Esq.  of  Sleningford,  oo.  Yoxlc,  and 
bad  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

TaA««T.TA  Bakeb,  who  m.  16  Feb.  1816,  lier eousin, Henry 
Tower,  Esq,  (m/amUp  o/Toweb,  qf  WttOd  Hall),  and  d.  in 
Kov.  1842,  leaTing,  with  other  issue,  {tee  Towkb),  an  eldest 
son,  the  present  Hxnbt-Jobii  Bak£B  Bakzb,  Esq.  of 
Elemore. 

.<4mu— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  erm.,  onasaltire,  engrailed, 
az.,  a  maunch  between  four  escallops,  or ;  on  a  chief,  aa., 
a  lion,  passant,  of  the  third,  for  Ba&sb  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  sa., 
a  tower,  or,  chaiged  with  a  peahen,  of  the  field,  within  a 
bordure,  of  the  second,  ohaiged  with  ten  cross-crosslets,  also 
of  the  field,  for  Towee. 

Crt$u-~\iA^  Bakkb,  a  lion,  rampant,  aig.,  chained  on  the 
shoulder  with  a  saltier,  az.,  and  supporting  between  the 

¥aws  a  shield  of  the  last,  thereon  a  maunch,  or;  2nd, 
owot,  a  griifin,  passant  per  pale  or  and  erm.,  the  dexter 
daw  restkig  on  a  shield,  sa.,  diaxged  with  a  tower,  as  in 
the  arms. 
If oMo— Love  and  dread. 
fiMf»— Blemore  Ball,  and  Crook  Hall,  both  oo.  DnriianL 


BAKER  OF  BAYFORDBUEY. 

Baker,  William-Robebt,  Esq.  of  Bayfordbuiy,  co. 
Hertford,  6.  8  Oct  1810;  m.  4  Oot  1839,  Anna- 
Emma-Katherine,  eldest  daii.  (by  Katherine,  his  2ud 
wife,  dau.  of  the  Right  Rev.  Wm.  Magendie,  bishop 
of  Bangor)  of  Henry-Fynes  CQinton,  Esq.,  eldest  son 
of  the  Rev.  Chas.-Pynes  Clinton,  D.D.,  representative 
of  the  Hon.  Sir  Henry-Fynes  Clinton,  3rd  son  of  the 
2nd  Earl  of  Lincoln,  and  by  her  has  a  son  and  heir, 

WmjAM-CZiOrrov. 
Hr.  Baker  is  a  magistrate  for  the  county  of  Hertford, 
of  which  shire  he  was  high-sheriff  in  1886. 

yLXXitWgt* — 8»  WiLUAM  BaKBR,  Knt  purchased.  In 
1757,  the  manor  and  estate  ot  Bajrford  ;  and  between  the 
years  1758  and  1762,  built  the  present  mansion-houae  of 
Bayfordbury,  wliioh  he  surrounded  with  a  park.  He  m. 
19  Jan.  1742,  Mary,  dau.  of  Jacob  and  Hary  Tonson,  and 
had  six  sons  and  a  dau.    The  eldest  son, 

William  Bakbb,  Esq.  of  Bayfordbury,  oo.  Herts,  H.P. 
for  that  county  in  five  successive  parliaments,  m.  Ist,  28 
Hay,  1771,  Jtiliana,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Penn,  of  Stoke 
Pegeis,  Esq.,  by  Juliana  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas,  1st 
Eari  of  Pomfiret,  and  by  her  had  one  dau., 

Juliana. 
He «».  2ndly,  7  Oot  1775,  Sophia,  third  dau.  of  Jotm  and 
lady  Henrietta  Conyers,  of  C^  Hall,  Essex,  by  whom  he 
had  nine  sons  and  six  daus.,  of  whom  three  sons  and  fiiur 
daus.  still  survive.    The  eldest  son, 

William  Bakeb,  Esq.  of  Bayfordbury,  la.  at  Palermo, 
S  Aug.  1809,  Ester,  dau.  of  Robert  Pagan,  Esq.,  consul- 
general  of  H.  B.  H.  for  Sicily  and  Malta,  and  had  issue, 

Edward,  d.  Oct  1811. 

WnxiAM-RoMBT,  now  of  Bayfordbuiy. 

Haiy-Anne-Conoordia,  d.  in  1839. 

Jrm»— Per  pale,  ermine  and  gules,  a  greyhound,  oourant, 
between  two  oars  invecked ;  in  ohie^  two  quatrafoUs,  and 
another  in  base,  all  counterchaoged. 

Cre$t — A  cockatrice,  per  fesM,  indented,  erminols  and 
pean,  combed  and  wattled,  gu.,  gorged  with  a  collar,  as., 
and  in  the  beak  a  quatrefoil,  slipped,  vert 

Jfo«o--So  run  that  you  may  obtain. 

SMrf— Bayfordbuiy,  oo.  Herts. 


BAKER  OF  WEST  HAY. 

Bakxr,  Robert,  Esq.  of  West  Hay,  co.  Somerset, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  26  Nov.  1786;  «.  6  April,  1826, 
Dorothea,  davL  of  the  Rev.  John  Wvlde,  rector  of 
Aldridge-with-Barr,  co.  Stafiford,  and  has  issu^ 

L  RoBBRT-LowBiUDaE,  h.  22  Feb.  1831. 

I.  Fanny.  n.  Maxy.  m.  Lucy. 

XV.  Emily-Dorothea. 

ltnrAgr.--JoHH-Iintas  Bakcr,  Esq.,  6.  ft  July,  1746 
(8nd  son  of  Slade  Baker,  Esq.,  by  EUiabethhia  wifiD^  dau.  of 
42 


B  A  K 

Jeremy  Innee,  Esq.  of  Redland  Court,  Bristol,  one  of  the 
grandsons  of  Sir  Robert  lunos,  Bart),  m.  9  Deo.  1776,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Robert  Bright,  of  Brockbury,  co.  Hereford,  Esq., 
and  by  l&er,  who  d,  18  Feb.  1825,  had  issue,  five  sons  and 
five  daus.    Hr.  Baker  d.  81  Jan.  1805. 

Arm*— Am.,  on  a  fesse^  engrailed,  between  three  swmn^ 
necks,  erased,  or,  fforged  with  duoal  ooionets,  gu.,  as  many 
dnqueloils,  of  the  last. 

Orttt — A  dexter  arm  in  mail,  the  under  vest  seen  at  tho 
elbow,  vert,  the  hand,  ppr.,  grasping  a  swan's  neck,  as  in 
the  arms,  beaked,  gu. 

<Sea^~We8t  Hay,  in  the  parish  of  Wrington,  oo.  Somarist 


BAKER  OF  ORSETT  HALL. 

Bakeb,  William,  Esq.  of  Oraett  Hall,  Essex,  5.  in 
June,  1772 ;  wk  Ist,  in  1795,  Lady  Charlotte-Maria 
Digby,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry,  1st  Earl  of  Digby,  and 
by  her  (who  d,  in  1807)  has  issue, 

L  Obobok-Diobt  WnroFiiLD,  6.  in  1796,  m.  Lncy-Mahella, 
sister  of  Lord  Portman. 

XL  John-Digby  Wingfidd,  in  holy  orders,  5.  1798.  m. 
20  April,  1820,  Anne-Elisa,  elder  dau.   of  ffir  Jobn- 
Wyldbore  Smith,  of  Bydling,  Dorset,  Bart,  and  baa, 
1  John-Digby.  2  WilUam-Oeozge-Digby. 

8  Riohard-Henxy. 
1  l^ydia-Lucy.  S  Anne-Ellaa.  8  Haaniat. 

m.  Biohard-Baker  Wfaigfleld,  6. 180L 

I.  ICary,  m.  to  William  Oorddn,  Bsq.  of  HaiMd,  oo.  H«rd- 
ford. 

n.  Caroline,  m.  to  the  late  Earl  of  Oottenham,  Lord  Cfaaa- 
oellor. 

m.  Franoes-BHaa,  m.  to  her  cousin,  B.-W.  MQlM,  Bsq. 
Mr.  Baker  m.  2ndly,  2  June,  1818,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
William  Mills,  Bsq.  of  Bisteme,  oo.  Hants,  and  by  her 
has  issue, 

I.  William-Wriothedey-Digby. 

n.  CharleaJohn-Wingfield.        in.  Frederick-Wingfield. 

r?.  Henry-Wingfield.  v.  Kenehn-Digby. 

L  Juha,  m.  to  J.  Fletdier,  Beq,  n.  Lucy. 

Mr.  Baker  is  a  Queen's  counsel,  and  was  formeriy 
one  of  the  masters  in  ordinaij  in  the  court  of  Chan- 
eery,  and  chief  justice  of  the  Brecon  circuit  in  Wales. 
He  assumed  the  surname  of  Baker,  in  lieu  of  his 
patronymic,  WiNOFiELD,  by  royal  license^  29  Dea 
1849, 

Hint fl0f  • — ^William  Wxnopiku),  Beq.  of  Waddngton, 
CO.  Durham,  and  Humbleton,  oo.  Northumberland,  claiming 
descent  ftom  the  WnramLDs  cif  8viffoUc,  »».  in  17S4,  Anne, 
dau.  of  Sir  William  Williamson,  Bart,  of  Whitburn  Hall, 
CO.  Durham,  by  EUabeUi  his  wifb,  dau.  of  John  Hedwortb, 
Esq.  of  Harraton,  and  had  (beeidos  a  dau.  Euzabctk,  m,  to 
Sir  J.  St.  Aubyn,  ci  Qowanoe,  co.  Cornwall)  a  son, 

GsoBOB  WnrarncLD^  Bsq.  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  G.  ^Mr- 
row,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1774,  having  had,  bealdee  the  piesent 
Hr.  Baker,  of  Orsett  Hidl,  another  son,  George^  engt.  1a 
the  7th  Hussars,  who  assumed  his  maternal  surname  of 
Spabrow,  under  the  will  of  his  grandfiither,  on  inheriting 
his  estate,  and  three  daus. 

Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  T.-H.  Hume,  canon  of  SaUsbuxy. 

EUiea,  ta.  to  J.  James,  Esq. 

Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Baasett 

^nn«*-<2uarterly :  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  a  greyhound,  oourant^ 
between  two  bars,  sa.,  for  Bauer  ;  Snd  and  Srd.  aig.,  on  a 
bend,  gu..  between  two  ootises,  sa.,  three  pairs  of  wings^ 
of  the  nrst,  for  WiMonsu). 

CretU—lti,  a  cockatrice,  erm.,  combed  and  wattled,  go.. 
for  Bakxb;  2ndly,  a  griffin,  passant,  vert 

»a«-OiMU  Hall,  Bnex. 


BAKEH  OF  HAEDWICKE  COURT, 
Baker,  Thokab-Babwiok-Llotd,  Esq.  of  Hsfd« 
wicke  Court,  oa  Qlouoester,  b,  14  Nov.  1807;  m. 
10  March,  1840,  Marv,  dau.  of  Nicholas-Lewis  Fen* 
wick.  Esq.  of  Besford  Court,  co,  Worcester,  by  Hary- 
Anne-Saunders,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Sebright,  Barti  and 
has  issue, 
1,  GnAirviLLC-EDWur-LLOTD,  b.  10  Feb.  1841. 
XI.  Henry-Orde-Iioyd,  b.  1  June,  1848, 

ILittfa0(«^-THa  Rbv.  WtLUAM «Lxx>vx>  Bakbb,  late  of 
Stouts  Hill,  00.  Gloucester  (son  of  the  Rev.  ThomM  Baker, 
vioar  of  Bibury,  oo.  Glouoester»  by  Maxy  his  wife,  sister  of 


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B  A  L 

the  Ber.  John  Uoyd,  of  BytonX  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  tlie  Rer. 
John  Lloyd,  rector  of  Byton,  in  Durham,  a  descendant  of 
I>r.  WmUam  lioyd.  Bishop  of  St  Asaph,  liohfleld.  Coven- 
tiy,  ud  Votvester,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  an  only  son, 

Too]fA»Jomr-LLOTi>  Bakxb,  Bsq.  of  Hardwicke  Gourt, 
k  17  Hsy,  1777,  «iu  Ist,  in  May,  1800,  Mary,  dau.  of  William 
Sksipe^  Esq.,  of  Fulham,  co.  Middlesex,  and  nteee  of  Oran- 
viQ»  Sharps,  and  had  issue, 

TaoKAs-BABwxcK-LLOTD.  now  of  Hardwicke  Court 

Cktherine.  m.  in  1834,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas-Murray  Browne, 
Tior  of  Standish,  oo.  Qlouoester. 

l^y^Anne-Iioyd,  m.  in  1833,  to  CoL  Beojamin  Chapman 
Browne. 
Be«.  2Ddly,  in  Sept  1815,  Annabella,  dau.  of  theBev. 
WOBtiD  Balfe,  rector  of  Maldon,  oo.  Bedford.    Mr.  Baker, 
vfao  washigh^heiiff  in  1824,  d.  in  1841. 

Jm*— As.,  three  swans'  heads^  erased,  MXg.,  goi^ged  with 


Otift— A  naked  dexter  arm,  ppr.,  holding  a  swan's  head, 
«»ed,arg. 
ftsfr-H»rdwicke  Courts  near  Olonoestor. 


BAKER  OF  COTTESMORE. 

BiKBB,  Riohari>-Westbroor,  of  Cottesmore  and 
Tangham,  co.  Rutland,  Esq.,  6.  4  Julv,  1797;  m. 
«  Dea  1820,  Ann,  dau.  of  Henry-Hind  Brown,  Esq., 
of  MeHon  Mowbray,  and  has  haid  issue, 

L  BidMurd,  6.  17  April.  18S5 ;  d.  22  Oct.  1833. 

n.  WnxiAH-HnntT,  6. 10  Aug.  1832. 

m.  Bdward-Oeovge,  6. 13  Nov.  1885. 

L  Ann-GitlMrine^  m.  9  Ifor.  1860,  to  John  Stortbi,  Esq.. 
B.E.I.CA 

n.  SacahJane. 
Xr.  Baker  is  a  life-gOTemor  of  the  Royal  Agricul- 
tunl  Sodetjr,  and  commissioner  of  land-tax,  and  was 
lug^-aheriff  in  1 842-8. 

UntXBt, — ^In  the  fifteenth  oentory  the  Bakers  were 
%  Infly  of  property  in  the  North,  and  subsequently,  about 
the  year  1060,  were  resident  at  and  near  Ailesbuxy,  Bucks, 
It  whidi  period  the  greater  number  of  them  became  the 
fefloven  d  the  oolebrated  George  Fox,  the  Quaker,  and 
vHh  fafan  suffered  imprisonment,  by  order  of  Csuouwzll. 
Or^  the  AOesbury  branch  of  the  family,  was 

WoLUX  Baxxr,  M.D.,  6.  in  1721,  son  of  Francis  Baker, 
bj  his  wifb  Mary  Burr,  of  an  ancient  Hertfordshire  family. 
B«  a.  lOss  Anne  Leete,  of  Cambridgeshire  descent,  and 

WiuuM,  b.  fat  1751 ;  d.  tmm.  in  1780. 
BicaABo,  of  whom  presently. 

Asa,  6.  in  1740 ;  m,  to  Robert  Jennyn ;  and  dying  in  1824, 
Ml  an  on^  dao.,  the  wifb  of  Samuel  James,  M.D. 
Ibelbdson, 

BioKABD  Baxib,  b,  in  1782,  m.  1st,  Miss  Ann  Beynolds, 
hj  whon  he  had  oom  son  and  one  dan.,  yiz., 
WnxuM,  captain  E.I.C.8.,  a  magistrate,  and  commia- 
iloDer  of  land-tax  for  the  oo.  of  Sturey ;  6.  in  March, 
1T80;  ».  and  has  issue. 

Anti 

He  a.  Indly.  27  Feb.  1793,  Catherine,  only  dau.  of  William 
Bidarda,  M.D.,  and  by  her  had  Issue, 

ttchard-Westhrook,  now  of  Cottesmore  and  T^uigham. 

Jonph-Prands,  Ueutenant  R.N. ;  b.  81  July,  1798 ;  m.  and 

Cktharinei  Sarah-Isabella,  m.  and  has  issue. 

imt— Bnn.,  on  a  fesse,  invecked,  between  two  grey- 
H«ad%  eourant,  sa.,  a  gaA>,  or,  between  two  fleura-de-ua^ 

Cnd—A  myhound's  head,  erased,  par.,  charged  with  a 
faK,  ai  in  die  arms,  between  six  ears  of  wheat,  or. 
MH$o-^ca  sibi  sed  patrite. 
'  '    -  ^  And  janghsm,  co.  Rutland. 


BALDWIN  OF  CLOHINA. 
BunfVDi,  HsBBiRr,  Esq^,  MJ).  of  Clohina,  co.  Cork, 
fcraiferiy  M.P.  for  the  city  of  Cork,  b.  24  June,  1782; 
«.  lit,  in  1809,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Edward  Ihinne, 
E«^  MD.  of  Tnlee,  and  baa  by  her  one  surviying 
^^ 
Ibry-Aane^  m.  to  John  O'Sonivan,  Esq.  of  Bere,  in  the 
•0.  of  Cork. 
Dr.  Baldwin  «i.  2ndl7,  in  1818,  Julia,  dau.  of  Edward 
Uenick,  Esq.  of  Bellemount,  and  haa  a  son, 
HBacBT-JAXis.HKintT,  6.  19  April,  1822,  m.  in  Not. 
Mfi^  Miss  O'DrisoolL 
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B  A  L 

UttUASC* — ^The  first  of  this  fiixnily  who  came  to  Irt- 
land,  or,  at  least,  to  the  south  of  that  kingdom,  were  two 
brothers,  who  settled  there  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Eliea- 
BKTB  ;  the  elder  of  whom  was  Banger  of  (me  of  the  royal 
parks,  and  m.  to  the  dau.  of  Herbert  of  Powis,  a  house 
ennobled  under  that  title,  and  illustrious  under  those  of 
Pembroke,  Montgomery,  and  Cherbury  («m  Bubxk's  Bxtintt 
Feeroffe).  From  this  alllanoe  the  Christian. name  of  Herbert 
has  been  transmitted  in  the  fiunily,  which  has  also  con- 
tinued to  quarter  the  arms  of  HeriMrt  with  those  ef 
Baldwin.  These  two  brothers  purchased  property,  and 
fixed  their  residence  in  the  vicinity  of  Bandon,  in  the  oo. 
of  Cork ;  the  dder  at  Mosagrore,  the  younger  at  lisnagart. 
The  former  left  three  sons,  of  whom  the  Snd, 

Hebbkbt  Baldwik,  Esq.  of  Currovoidy,  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Dr.  Dives  Downes,  Bishop  of  Cork  fijid  Boss,  and  had 
three  sons  and  two  daus.,  riz.,  1  Henry;  8  Herbert; 
8  Walter ;  1  Mazy,  fa.  to  CoL  Foot,  of  Mallow ;  and  2  Eliza- 
beth, m.  to  John  Ware,  Esq.  Of  the  sons,  Henry  and 
Walter  ai«  the  progemtors  of  several  considerable  families 
in  the  co.  of  Corlc    The  2nd, 

Hebbxrt  Baldwdt,  Esq.,  who,  inherited  the  estate  of 
Clohina,  under  the  bequest  of  his  uncle,  CoL  James  Bald- 
win, m.  in  1689,  Mary,  dau.  of  Col.  Hungevford,  of  The 
Island,  and  had  issue,  1  James,  his  heir ;  2  Herbert,  who 
d.  $.  p. ;  and  3  Bidiard,  whose  son  Biohard  m.  Miss  Ger- 
main, of  Afladown.  Herbert  Baldwin  was  «.  at  his  decease 
by  his  ddest  son. 

Jambs  BAiJ>wnr,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1726,  Elizabeth  Langtoo, 
of  Bury,  in  the  co.  of  limerick,  and  loft  at  his  decease,  in 
1778,  1  Jamsb,  his  heir;  2  Herbert,  M.D.,  who  m.  Miss  Col- 
lis,  and  had,  UUer  alios,  a  aon,  Michael,  M.  D.,  who  m. 
MisA  Shea ;  Anne,  m.  to  Mr.  Thomas  Oliffe,  of  Cork ;  and 
Mary,  m.  to  Charles  M'Carthy,  Bsq.    The  elder  son, 

Jamcs  Baldwdt,  Esq.,  m.  in  1703,  Mary,  dau.  of  Daniel 
CConnell,  Esq.  of  Der^rnane,  in  the  co.  of  Kerry,  and 
lefl-,  at  his  decease,  three  sons  and  five  daus.,  1  Walter, 
d.  unm. ;  2  Connell-James,  late  capt.  60th  regiment,  now  of 
Toronto,  Upper  Canada  ;  3  Hbrbcbt  ;  and  fire  daughters, 

1  Eliza,  m.   to  Daniel  M'Carthy,   Esq.  of   Glenarough  ; 

2  Alice,   m.  to   Matthew •  Hale -Adderly  Minhear,   Esq.; 

3  Maiy-Anne,  m.  to  Biohard  Newton,  Esq. ;  4  Anne,  m.  to 
Mt^jor  Broderick;  and  6  Bridget,  m,  to  William  Hiokey, 
Bsq.  of  Lisbon.  Mr.  Baldwin's  8rd  son  is  tha  present 
Dr.  HutBXBT  Baldwin,  of  Cork. 

Arm^^Axg.,  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  oak  branches 
ppr. 
Crat^A  dove  with  the  oUve  branch,  ppr. 
JfoMo— Est  voluntas  DeL 
&ot— Clohina,  oo.  Cork. 


BALFOUR  OF  BALFOUB. 

Balfoub,  David,  Esq.  of  Balfour  and  Trenabie^ 
CO.  Orkney,  D.L.,  conyener  of  that  county,  6.  14  Oct. 
1811;  m.  12  Dec.  1844,  Eleanor-Alder,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Samuel-Barker  Edmeston. 

SrCtiease.— The  very  andent  family  of  Bslfoor,  long 
heritable  sherifb  of  Fife,  derive  their  name  from  Balfour 
Castle  in  that  county,  built  upon  their  eariiest  possessiona 
in  Scotland,  the  vale,  or  strath,  of  the  Or,  a  tributary  of 
the  Leven.  Their  first  recorded  ancestor  was  Siwabd^ 
probably  a  Northumbrian,  living  in  the  reign  of  Duhoah  I. 
His  son,  OsuLT,  living  Ump.  Malcolm  Cbah-Mobb,  waa 
father  of  Siwabd,  "cui  dat  Bdoab  Bex  vallem  de  Or 
(Btrathor)  et  Maey,  pro  capite  Ottar  Dsni."  He  had  a  son, 
OoTBKD,  who  founded  an  altarage  to  St.  Michael  for  tha 
souls  of  his  father  and  gimndfiatha*,  and  of  his  son,  Miobakl 
DB  Baltob,  "  qui  obiit  obses  in  An^^"  leaving  two  sooa^ 
between  whom  Octred  de  Btrathor,  their  grandfather, 
divided  his  lands,  viz., 

William  (Sir)  of  that  ilk,  sheriff  of  Fife,  ancestor  of  tha 
Baltoubs  of  BaUour,  extinct  in  tlie  male  line^  but  repre- 
sented through  the  female  by  the  BrrHUwn  if  BaJIJ^vwr, 

MiCHASik  of  whose  line  we  are  about  to  treat 
The  2nd  son. 

Sir  Migbaxl  db  Baltob,  Knt,  1st  Baron  of  Btrathor, 
was  father  of 

Sir  Datid  db  Baltob,  Knt.,  of  Stratlunr,  '*  qui  ob  enioe 
signatus  iqmd  Tunigiam,"  in  1269.    His  son  snd  successor. 

Bin  MiOBABL  DB  Baltob,  Knt.,  of  Btrathor,  seneschal 
of  the  Earl  of  Fife,  feU  in  Wallaoe'a  defeat  at  FaUdrk,  in 
1298,  leaving  a  son, 

SiB  David  db  Baltob,  Ent.,  o  Btrathor,  soneschal  of 
Fife,  who  sat  as  a  baron  in  the  parliocnonts  of  Cambuskon- 
noth,  1314,  and  of  Ayr,  1315.     He  m.  ifiabeUa,  dau.   of 


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B  A  L 

Kftoduff  of  Beres,  woond  son  of  MaIeohn»  8th  Earl  of  Fife, 
and  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1S18,  being  then  with  Bbucs's 
army  in  Ireland,  by  his  son, 

8tB  Maloolm  dk  Balfob,  Knt.,  of  Strathor,  seneschal  of 
Fife,  who  was  slain  by  the  English,  leaving  a  son, 

Sm  MiOHASL  DB  Baltor,  who  was  brought  up  by  his 
kinsman,  Duncan,  12th  Earl  of  Fifs,  who  gave,  in  1353, 
"  oonsanguineo  suo  Michaeli  de  Balfour,**  in  exchange  for 
Fittenerieff,  the  much  more  valuable  lands  of  Munqhanny. 
The  Countess  Isabella,  dau.  of  Earl  Duncan,  also  bestowed 
many  giants  upon  her  "cousin  "  Sir  Michael,  who  «.  as 
chief  of  the  fiunily,  in  1379,  at  the  decease  of  Sir  John  Bal- 
four of  Balfour.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Sir  Laubknob  db  Baltoitr,  of  Strathor  and  Munqhanny, 
who,  by  Maijory  his  wife,  had  three  sons :  the  8rd,  John, 
was  of  Balgarvey;  the  2nd,  David,  was  of  Garroldstone ; 
and  the  eldest, 

Qbobqb  db  Balfoub,  s.  at  his  ftXhtx^s  decease,  to  Mun- 
qhanny. He  had  two  sons:  James,  the  younger,  was  of 
Ballo ;  the  elder,  Stb  Johh  Balfoub,  fell  at  the  siege  of 
Roxbuigh,  in  1460,  during  his  father's  lifetime,  leaving  a 
son  and  heir. 

Bib  Miohaxl  Balfoub,  9th  baron  of  Strathor,  who  m. 
Janet,  dau.  of  Sir  Andrew  Ogilvy,  of  Tnnh  martin,  and  was 
father  of 

MiOHABL  Balfoub,  of  Munqhanny,  an  especial  foyourite 
of  Jambs  IY.,  who,  in  1493,  erected  his  lands  into  a  barony, 
to  be  called  the  Barony  of  Munqhanny.  Sir  Michael  m, 
Maijory,  dau.  of  Qooige  Duzy  of  that  ilk,  and  falling  at 
Flodden,  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Ahdbbw  Balfoub,  of  Munqhanny,  who  m.  Janet,  third 
dau.  ot  Sir  Alexander  Bruce,  of  Earlshall,  and  had  seven 
sons,  vis.,  1  Miohabl;  2  Sir  Qilbert,  of  Westra,  master  of 
Queen  Mabt'b  household;  3  Sir  James,  of  Pittondriech, 
who  la.  Margaret,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Michael  Balfour,  of 
Burleigh,  and  from  him  descended  the  Lords  Balfour  of 
Burleigh,  James,  Lord  Balfour  of  Clonawley,  Ac. ;  4  David, 
ancestor  of  the  Balfoubs  qf  Orange;  6  Qeoige,  Ftior  Com- 
mendator  of  Charterhouue;  6  Robert,  Provost  of  St.  Mai-y's ; 
and  7  John.    The  eldest  son, 

MiCBABL  Balfour,  younger  of  Munqhanny,  m.  Janot^ 
dau.  of  Sir  David  Boswell,  of  Balmuto,  and  dying  in  1670, 
was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sib  Michabl  Balfoub,  of  Munqhanny.  who  removed,  in 

1588,  to  Xoltland  Castle,  in  the  island  of  Westra,  in 
Orkney,  which  he  inherited  from  his  oousin-german,  Archi- 
bald Balfour,  of  Westra.  He  m.  Mariota  Adamson,  dau.  of 
Patrick.  Archbishop  of  St  Andrew's,  and  had  two  sons ; 
the  elder,  Sir  Andrew,  of  Strathor  and  Mimqhonny,  m.  in 

1589,  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Melville,  of  HalhUl,  but 
d.  i.  p.    The  younger. 

Michael  Balfoub,  of  Gai-th,  m.  in  1593,  Maigaret,  dau. 
of  Malcolm  Sinclair,  of  Quendal,  Arch-dean  of  Zetland,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Patrick  Balfoub,  of  Pharay,  m.  a  stanch  royaUst,  and 
severe  sufferer  in  the  cause,  who  nt.  Barbara,  dau.  of 
Francis  Mudy,  of  Breckness,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in 
1664.  by  his  elder  son, 

Obobob  Balfoub,  of  Pharay,  m.  1st,  in  1657,  Marjory, 
dau.  of  James  Baikie,  Esq.  of  Tankemess,  and  his  only 
surviving  son  by  that  lady,  William,  of  Pharay,  left  an 
only  chUd,  Isabel,  wife  of  Archibald  Slewart,  of  Brough. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1678,  Mary  Mackenzie,  only  dan.  of  Mur- 
doch, Bishop  of  Orkney,  and  dying  in  1706,  left,  by  her 
several  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

JoHX  Balfoub,  of  Trenaby,  «.  to  a  portion  of  his 
father's  estates,  and  on  the  death  of  his  half-brother  Wil- 
liam, became  chief  of  the  flunily.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of 
Thomas  Tiaill,  of  Skaill,  and  had  five  sons  and  one  dau. ; 
WiLUAM,  his  heir ;  Thomas,  of  Huip ;  Archibald ;  John,  M.D. ; 
Robert ;  and  Mary.  m.  to  John  Traill,  of  Westness.  He  d.  in 
1741,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  Balfoub,  of  Trenaby,  b.  in  1719,  who  m.  9  Feb. 
1744,  Elisabeth  Coventry,  heiress  of  Newark,  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  Thomas  Coventry,  and  bad  (with  three  daus.,  Eliza- 
beth, m.  in  1787,  to  William  Manson,  Esq.  ;  Maigaret,  who 
d.  w*M, ;  Catherine,  who  d.  imm. ;  and  Mary,  m.  to  Capt. 
George  Craigie,)  three  sons,  viz., 
I.  JoBH,  his  heir. 

n.  Thoma&,  of  Elwick.  a  col.  in  the  army;  b.  8  Feb.  1752; 
and  d.  at  Bath  in  1799.  He  m.  in  1776,  Frances  Ugonier, 
niece  of  neld-Marslud  John,  Earl  Ligonier,  commander- 
in-chief  '>f  the  British  forces,  and  only  sister  of  Edwurd, 
2nd  Earl  Liguiiier,  by  whom  he  had,  Ji>huEdward- 
Ligonler,  eopt  in  thn  9th  foot,  6.  11  Jan.  1780,  killed  at 
Alkmaar,  19  Sept.  1799;  Wiluam,  of  Elwick,  present 
representative  of  the  family ;  and  Mary,  m.  to  the  Bev. 
Alexander  Bnmton,  D.D. 
ii 


B  A  L 

ni.  David,  6.  8  Nov.  1754;  m.  Marion,  dau.  of  Georgv 
M'Intosh.  Esq.  of  Dunchattan;  and  d.  25  May,  18L3, 
leaving  issue,  William,  late  lieut.-ooL  of  the  32nd  regt., 
m.  and  has  issue;  and  Mary,  m.  to  Godfrey  MeyneD, 
Esq.  of  Langley  Meynell. 
Mr.  Balfotir  d.  in  Oct.  1786,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Balfour,  Esq.  of  Trenaby,  6.  in  1750,  M  J*,  for 
the  00.  of  Orkney,  who  m.  1788,  Henrietta,  sister  of  Star 
Richard  Sullivan,  Bart,  but  dying  «.  p.  in  1842,  was  «.  bj 
his  nephew, 

William  Balfoub,  Esq.  of  Trenaby,  oapt.  R.N.,  and 
vice^eutenant  of  Orkn^,  6.  8  Dec  1781,  m.  let,  in  1806, 
his  cousin.  Mary-Balfour,  only  child  of  William  Manson, 
Esq.  of  Kirkwall,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1820,  had  issue, 

Thomas,  late  M.P.  for  Orkney ;  b.  2  April,  1810 ;  d,  in  1838^ 
wan, 

Datid,  now  of  Trenabie  and  Balfour. 

William,  late  lieut  79th  Highlanders;  5.  19  Aug.  1818; 
m.  Jessy- Alexina,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Thomas  Steele. 

Geoige-Craigie,  6. 18  Feb.  1818;  m.  and  has  issue. 

Jamee-TraiU.  d.  in  1826. 

Maiv-Henrietta,  m.  to  James  Ktnnear,  Esq.  of  Bdinbuigfa. 
and  has  issue. 

Elizabeth,  d.  tturn.  in  1828. 
Capt  Balfour  m.  2ndly,  in  1823,  Mary-Margaret,  dan.  of 
Androw  Baikie,  Esq.,  and  has,  by  her,  two  sons,  James- 
William,  7th  diagoon-guards,  6.  in  1827,  m.  Isabella,  dau. 
of  Col.  Craster,  and  Edward,  b.  in  1831,  and  five  daus., 
Margaret-Craigie,  Frances-Ligtmier,  Isabella-Traill,  Janet- 
Edmestone,  and  Harriett    Capt  Balfour  d.  10  Feb.  1846. 

ArrM^Axg.t  on  a  chevron,  sa.,  an  ottei's  head,  erased,  of 
the  first 

Crett—A  dexter  arm,  ]^r.,  oonped  at  the  elbow,  heading  a 
baton,  aig. 

JfoCto— Foxi^ward.  (Supposed  to  refer  to  the  tenure  of  the 
wardenship  of  the  Forth,  held  by  the  Balfours  aspropriotors 
of  the  Isle  of  May  at  the  mouth  of  the  Firth  of  Forth.) 

fisat*— Balfour  Castle,  and  Noltland  Castle,  co.  Orkney. 


BALFOUR  OF  BALBIRNIK 

Balfoub,  John,  Esq.  of  Balbirnie,  oo.  Fife,  6. 
28  April,  1811 ;  m.  25  June,  1840,  Lady  Qeorgiaiui- 
Isabella  Campbell,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Cawdm', 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Bobbbt-Fbsdbbiox,  b.  80  April,  1846. 

u.  Edward,  b.  23  Jan.  1840. 

xn.  John-William,  d.  20  Aug.  1850. 

I.  Emily-Eglantine.  u.  Geoigiaaa-Wlisabeth. 

iiL  Mary-Louisa. 

Srtn(A0(« — ^The  late  Lieut -Gen.  Eobebt  Bautoub,  of 
Balbirnie,  co.  Fife,  son  of  John  Balfour,  Esq.,  by  Mary^ 
Ellen  his  wife,  was  descended  fVom  the  ancient  fhmily  of 
Balfour.  He  m.  8  Aug.  1808,  Eg^tine-Katherine  Fardyo^ 
and  by  her  (who  d.  9  Jan.  1852)  had  issue, 
John,  now  of  Balbimi& 

Charies-James,  commander  R.N. ;  m.  16  MayJ850,  Frances- 
Harriet,  dau.  of  Bear- Admiral  WemysSk  of  WemyssCsstle^ 
00.  Fife. 

Robert- William,  maior  88th  regt 
Geoige^iordon,  H.B.LC.S. ;  m.  JuUa  Lamb. 
Maiy-Geoigiana. 

Katherine-Jane,  m.  to  Edward  EUioe,  Esq.,  M.P.,  son  of 
the  Right  Hon.  Edward  ElUoe. 

Eglantine  Charlotte-Louisa,  m.  to  Robert  ElUoe^  Esq.,  son 
of  Gen.  Ellice. 

Elisabeth -Anne,  m.  1  Nov.  1842,  to  the  Hon.  Edward- 
Pleydell  Bouverie,  2nd  son  of  the  Earl  of  Radnor. 
General  Balfour  d.  81  Oct  1837. 

Arm$    Arg.,  on  a  chevron,  engrailed,  between  three  muIleCs, 
sa.,  a  eealch's  head,  erased,  of  the  first 
CWcC— A  palm-tree,  ppr. 
Jfoffo— Virtus  ad  nthora  tendit 
Seat— Balbirnie,  Markinch,  Fifb. 


BALFOUB  OF  WHITTINGHAME. 
Balfour,  James  MAiTLAin),  Esq.  of  Whitting- 
bame.  East  Lothian,  and  Strathconan,  co.  Roes,  b, 
5  Jan.  1820 ;  m.  15  Aug.  1848,  Lady  Blanche-Oas- 
coyne-Cecil,  2nd  dau.  of  James,  2nd  Marquess  of 
Salisbiuy,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Arthubt James,  6.  24  July,  1848. 

II.  Ceoil-ChArles,  6,  22  Oct  1849. 

ni.  Fnmcis-Maltland,  b.  11  Nov.  1851. 
XT.  Gerald- William,  6.  9  April,  1863. 
L  Eleanor-Mildred. 


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B  A  L 


n.  IvvljB-Geoiskiuk-liazy. 


Xr.  BiJfoar  is  son  of  the  late  James  Balfour,  Esq. 
(who  d.  in  April,  1845),  by  the  Ladv  Eleanor  Mait- 
luid  his  wife,  da\L  of  James,  8th  Earl  of  Lauderdale, 
which  James  Balfour  was  a  younger  son  of  John 
B^Uour,  Esq.  of  Balbimie,  co.  Fife.  The  present 
Mr.  BaUbor  of  Whittinghame  has  one  brother  and 
two  asters,  tIx^  Charles,  of  Balgonie  and  Newton 
Doo,  CO.  Berwidc ;  Mary,  m.  to  Henry-Arthur  Her- 
bertk  Esq.  of  Muckross,  co.  Reny;  and  Anna,  m.  to 
Lord  Augustus-Charles-Lennox  Fitsroy,  2nd  son  of 
Hflmy,  6th  Duke  of  Orafton. 

Arm»—Axg..<m  a  chorron,  engrailed,  between  three  mulleta, 
■.. aiedch^ head.  eiBaed,  ofUie fUst 

OnM»— A  pdm-tree.  ppr. 

Jr«M»-Virtna  ad  nthera  tendit 

Aat»-Whititi]ighaine,  oo.  Bast  Lothian;  and  Strathoonao, 
•a  Boa 


BALFOUR  OP  TOWNLEY  HALL. 

Bjojoitb,  BLaTHET-TowirLBT,  Esq.  of  Townley 
Han,  ea  Louth,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  28  May,  1769 ;  m, 
17  Oct  1797,  Lady  Florence  Cole,  dau.  of  William 
WiOou^by,  1st  Earl  of  Enniskillen,  and  has  issue, 
L  BLiTViT-Towin.XT,  5.  1790,  formerly  lieut-goy.  of  the 
fiahana  Tai«t»*/<*    m.   Bliiabeth- Catherine,  dau.   and 
heir  of  Ridiard-M  oleaworth  Beynell,  B«i.  of  B^ynella, 
•0.  Weatmeath.  and  haa  two  sons. 
0.  mnoagfaby-WiUiain-Townley,  6.  1801,  In  holy  orders, 
m.  Pnnds-Ldgfa,  b.  in  1805,  d.  at  Hondnraa,  in  1888. 
IT.  Arthnr-Lowxy-Townlay*  b.  in  1809,  mi^orin  the  army, 

d:  in  India. 
T.  Lowry-Yeaey-Town]«y,  secretary  of  the  Order  of  8t 

FSitrfek,  ft.  in  1S19. 
L  Anne-lfazy-Townloy. 
n.  Letitia-Ftmnoea-Townley. 
m.  notenee-Henrietta-Tovmley. 
IT.  Uaheth-Sarah-Townlay,  d.  1888,  wm, 
Xr.  Balfour,  who  «.  his  grandfather,  Blayney-Town- 
ley  BaUbur,  Esq.,  in  1788,  was  formerly  member  in 
the  Irish  parliament  in  1797-8,  for  the  borough  of 
Bokorbet;  he  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff  for 
Louth  in  1792. 

KntHjIt. — The  Balfoura  of  whom  we  are  treating  are 
a  younger  hranch  of  the  Balfoubs  cf  BurUiffK  in  Scot- 
had,  nd  and  were  established  by  Sir  William  Balfour, 
whoporehaaed  property  in  the  oo.  of  Fermanagh,  trcm 
iMd  BiUbor  of  Clonawley.  The  Townleya  spring  from  a 
■te  of  the  andent  stock  of  Towitlbt  </  TownUp  Hall,  in 
laacMliirt.    Their  representative, . 

BuTSET  Towxlkt,    Eaq.   aawuned    the    aomame    ot 
BuvooB  on  the  death  of  hia  nephew,  William  Balfour, 
B■^,  whom  he  aocoeeded.    He  m.  hia  oouain,  Hary  Town- 
fay*  hdrav  of  Hamilton  Townley,  of  Townley  Hall,  Esq  , 
■adidkiof —  Tennison,  Esq.,  I^whom  he  left  an  only 
•oa, 
BUTSST  TowvuT,  6.  in  1748 ;  who  m.  20  Feb.  1768, 
Litttaa,  dan.  of  Franda  LdMi,  Eaq.,  If  .P.  for  Droffhedo, 
hjr  Anne  his  wife,  dan.  of  Henry  Binghani,  Esq.  of  New- 
Rook,  00.  Mayo,  and  predeceasing  his  father,  left  iasue^ 
BLATnT-TowsLST,  succossor  to  his  gimndfkther. 
AssA  Maka,  m.  in  17M,  to  the  late  Bar.  Thomaa-Veaay 
Bavrsoo,  dean  of  Clanmorris,  and  nephew  to  Thomaa, 
lit  Locd  Cremorne.    He  d.  «.  p.  in  18S0. 
>r.  Bilfoarct.  at  the  age  of  84,  in  1788,  and  was  «.  by  his 
gnadson,  (hacving  sorriTed  hia  only  sonX  Blatvst-TQwv- 
ur  BatvovB,  Esq.  of  Townley  Hall. 

imi— Qosrterly:  lat  and  4th,  aig.,  on  a  ohsTron,  aa.,  an 
ittat'shead.  erased,  of  the  first;  Snd  and  Srd.  aig.,  a  feaae, 
ii;la  dde^  three  muHata  of  the  2nd,  for  Townlst. 

A«(»— 1st,  a  lady  atanding  on  a  rock,  holding  in  herrlght 
iiad  SB  otter's  headL  and  in  her  left  a  swan's  head :  2nd,  on 
ap«Bh,er;  ahawk  eloee^  ppr.,  beaked  and  belled,  of  the  first, 
mad  the  perch  a  ribbon,  go. 

ifM'*'*    Derter,  an  ottor ;  sinister,  a  swan,  both  ppr. 

mm    Omnaaohamgortipataria. 

4mI— Townlsy  HaO,  near  Drofl^ieda,  oo.  Loath. 


BALGUT  OF  DUFPIELD. 

Balout,  Johv,  Esq.  of  Duffield,  ca  Derby,  Q.C., 
Bseoider  of  Derby,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 14  Sept.  1782; 
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m,  1  May,  1819,  Barbara,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rer. 
John-Francis-Seymour-Fleming  St.  John,  one  of  the 

Srebendariee  of  Worcester  Cathedral,  and  relict  of 
ohn  Baker,*  Esq.  of  Waresley  House,  co.  Worcester, 
and  has  issue, 
I.  John,  barrister-at-law,  h.  16  Deo.  1821. 
n.  Henry,  oapt.  4th  or  King's  Own  regt.,&.  28  Aug.  1828. 
m.    Charlee-Yelverton,    oapt  42nd  Highlanders,  b.   20 

Aug.  1827. 
IT.  Frands-St  John,  6.  7  Jan.  1832. 
L  BaxbararEliaabeth,  m.  in  1852,  to  F.  O.  Olteilly,  Esq. 
n.  Caroline- Amy. 

9,intKSt* — '^9  Balguya  have  been  seated  in  Derby- 
shire for  twenty  generations,  and  are  described  as  a  branch 
of  the  Baoulbts  of  BoffuUy,  in  Cheshire.  The  eetate  of 
Darwent  Hall,  aold  by  the  late  John  Balguy,  Esq.,  had 
been  held  by  the  ftunily  for  seyeral  hundred  years,  and 
was  the  remnant  of  huge  poeaessions  in  the  High  Peak, 
formerly  belonging  to  them.  Johk  Balout,  who  served 
the  office  of  high-sheriff  for  Derbyshire  three  or  four  years 
after  the  Beatoration.  is  described  as  of  Darwent  HalL 
In  1504,  Thomaa  Balguy  waa  member  for  Stamford,  in 
linooln^ire,  and  recorder  of  that  borough.  To  the  latter 
office  John  Balguy  was  elected  in  1628,  and  his  son,  of 
the  same  name,  in  1649.  The  late  zepreaentadve  of  the 
fSunily, 

JoHX  Balout,  Esq.  of  Darwent  HaD  and  Duffield,  oow 
Derby,  recorder  of  Derby,  chairman  of  the  quarter  sessions 
for  that  county,  and  one  of  hia  mi^eaty's  judges  upon  the 
Carmarthen  circuit,  tn,  in  Sept  1781,  Elisabeth,  youngest 
dan.  of  Edward  Qould,  Esq.  of  Mansfield  Woodhouse,  oo. 
Notta,  by  whom,  who  d.  8  Dec  1821,  he  had  (with  three 
daua.,  Mary;  Elixabeth,  wife  of  Cockahutt  Heathcote^ 
Esq.;  and  Charlotte)  three  surrivlng  sons,  iris.,  Johbt, 
now  of  Duffield;  Bryan-Thomaa,  town-clerk  of  Derby;  and 
Charlea-Georgo,  registrar  of  the  archdeaconry  of  Notting- 
ham.    Mr.  Balguy  d.  148ept  1888. 

Amu    Or,  three  loxengea^  as. 

Crt9t—A  bear,  peasant  ppr.,  collared  and  chained,  or. 

Seat— Duffield.  co.  Derby. 

BALLANTYNE  OF  HOLYLER 

Ballaitttkb,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Holylee,  Scotland, 
b.  22  Ma^  1789;  m,  17  Aug.  1821,  Anne,  dau.  of 
Andrew  Henderson,  Esq.  of  Hidgehope,  and  haa 
issue, 

I.  JAms-GsoBOS,  b.  28  May,  1837. 

I.  Helen-Tumbull.  u.  Bliaabeth-Bunat 

UL  Ann-Wllliama. 
Mr.  Ballantyne  is  son  of  Thomas  Ballantyne,  Esq.,  by 
Elizabeth  Burnet  his  wife ;  and  grandson  of  Qeoige 
Ballantyne  and  Katharine  bis  wife. 

ArtM—Arg.t  on  a  crosa,  as.,  between  four  mullet^  gu.,  a 
crescent,  or. 

Crttt—A.  demi-griifin,  holding  in  the  dexter  daw  a  sword, 
erect,  ppr. 

JfoCto— Nee  dto,  uec  tarda. 

fiea^-Holylee,  N.B. 

BAND  OF  WOOKEY  HOUSR 

Band,  Edward- Wright,  Esq.  of  Wookey  House^ 
00.  Somerset,  J.P.,  b.  28  AprU,  1779;  m.  9  June^ 
1800,  Sarah-Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-beir  (with 
his  sister,  Maiy,  i}i.  to  the  Rev.  Lewis  Way)  of  the 
Rev.  Herman  I)rewe,  rector  of  Combe-Raleigh,  in 
Devon,  7th  son  of  Francis  Drewe,  Esq.  of  Broad- 
hembuiy  Orange,  by  his  first  wife,  Mary,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Thomas  Rose,  Esq.  of  Wotton-Fltzpain, 
Dorsetshire,  and  has  issue, 
L  Cbablss-Edwabd,  of  St  John's  Colloge,  Cambridge^ 
in  holy  ordera,  rector  of  Combe  Balelgfa,  in  Devon- 
Shire,  m.  1st,  4th  June,  1827,  Henrietta-Mary-Bourke^ 
aldeat  dan.  of  the  Ber.  Henry  Fellowes,  vicar  of  Sid- 
buiy,  and  by  her,  who  d.  6  Jan.  1841,  haa  issue.    He 
SI.  Sndly,  Haniott-Louisa,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  John  Bond» 
rector  of  Freaton,  co.  Suffolk. 
L  Elizabeth-Drewe,  la.  8  May,  1888,  to    Pieroe-Bogers 

Neebit,  M.D.,  and  <<.  in  1835. 
n.  HermanarDrewe.  m.  Mary-Boaa. 

IV.  Dorothea-Penruddocka,  d.  imm. 

V.  "Wiight-Drewo.  ^^  ,     . 

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BAR 

S.{lltafi:e.— JoHK.  Baitd,  Esq.  of  Wookoy  Hoom, 
(whooe  mother  wm  »  Miae  Wright,  of  tho  family  of  that 
name,  near  Andover,  HantsX  for  many  years  an  acting 
magistrate,  and  deputy-lieut.  for  Somersetlhire,  served 
the  office  of  high-sheriff  for  that  oo.  in  1801.  He  m.  and 
hod  issue, 

EnwASO-WBioar,  now  of  Wookey  House. 

Martha,  m.  to  Charles  Penruddocke,  Esq. 

Arm9—Qn,,  three  eagles,  displayed,  or;  on  a  chieC  three 
leopards'  heads. 
Crttt—An  eai^e,  or. 
JtfoCCo— Qieu  est  mon  aide. 
Adt— Wookey  House^  Somersetshire. 


BANKES  OF  KINGSTON  HALL. 

Bakkbs,  Wn.LUM-JoHK,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  Kingston 
Hall,  00.  Dorset,  and  of  Songhton  Hall,  in  Flintshire, 
«.  his  fiftther  in  1834 ;  formerly  M.P.  for  the  Univer- 
sity of  Cambridge,  and  afterwards  for  Dorsetshire. 

SritUSSe.— Sut  Jonr  Bakkis,  constituted  lord  chief 
Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas  in  IMO,  (the  son  of  John 
Bankes,  a  merchant,  by  his  wife  Elizabeth  Haasel).  had 
been  in  the  celebrated  cause  instituted  in  the  Exchequer 
against  the  patriot  Hampdbn,  for  his  reAisal  to  i>ay  the 
arbitrary  imposition  of  ship-monoy.  By  his  wife  Hary,  (the 
gallant  defender  of  Corfe  Castle  for  King  Chablbs),  only 
dau.  of  Robert  Hawtrey,  Esq.  of  Rlselip,  Sir  John  Bankes 
left  at  his  decease  in  1944,  a  son  and  successor, 

Sia  Ralph  Bakkbb,  of  Corfe  Castle,  Knt.,  who  m.  Mary, 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Bruen,  Esq.,  of  Athelhampton, 
and  had,  with  a  dau.  Mary,  who  d.  wim.,  an  only  son, 
JoRV,  his  heir.  Sir  Ralph  dying  about  the  year  1679,  was 
J.  by  his  son, 

John  Bavsss,  Esq.  of  Kingston  Ball,  M.P.  for  Corfe 
Castle,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Parker,  by 
whom  (who  m.  2ndly,  Thomas  Lewis,  Esq.  of  London), 
he  had,  with  othor  children,  who  died  issueless,  two  sons, 
JoHH  and  EExNBT,  and  a  dau.  Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas 
I'Anson,  Bart     He  d.  in  1714,,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Jomr  BAJffKBB,  Esq.  of  Kingston  Hall,  M.P.  who  dying 
Issueless,  in  1778,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Hbitbt  Baxkxs,  Esq.  of  Kingston  Hall,  borristei^at- 
law,  king's  counsel,  M.P.  for  Corfe  Castle,  and  one  of  the 
oommissionerB  of  the  customs.  He  m,  1st,  Eleanor,  dau. 
of  Richard  Symonds,  Esq.  of  London,  and  2ndl7,  Mai^ 
garet,  dau.  of  the  Right  Rev.  John  Wyime,  D.D.,  Bishop 
of  Bath  and  Wells,  and  co-heir  of  her  brother,  the  Right 
Hon.  Sir  W.  Wynne,  Knt.,  chief  Judge  of  the  Prerogative 
Court  and  dean  of  the  Ardies.  By  the  first  lady,  he  had  no 
issue.  By  the  seoond  he  had  a  son.  HnntT,  his  heir,  and 
a  dau.  Anne.  Mr.  Bankes  d,  in  177(^  and  was  «.  by  his 
only  surviving  son, 

HsNBT  Bavku,  Esq.  of  Kingston  Hall,  M.P.  for  Corfe 
Castle  from  1780  to  1826,  and  for  the  co.  of  Dorset  A*om 
that  time  until  1881.  Mr.  Bankes  m.  in  1784.  Frances, 
dau.  of  Williiun  Woodley,  Esq.,  governor  of  the  Leeward 
Islands,  and  had  (with  two  daus.,  Anne-Frances,  m.  to 
Edward,  Earl  of  Falmouth;  and  Maria- Wynne,  m.  to  the 
Hon.  Thomas  Stapleton)  four  sons,  viz , 

I.  Henry,  lost  at  sea  in  1806. 

n.  WiLUAM-JoBM.  now  of  Kingston  HoU. 

in.  Oeoive,  of  Studland,  in  the  Isle  ofPurbeck,  Cursitor 
Baron,  M.P.  for  oo.  Dorset  He  m.  Oeoxrina-Charlotte^ 
dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Charles -Edmund  Nugent  Knt, 
O.C.H.,  and  Admiral  of  the  Fleet  aod  has  had  issue, 

1  Bdmund-Geoige,  h.  24  April,  1826. 

2  Heuiy-Hyde-Nugent  b.  10  April.  1828. 

8  Edward-Dee,  6.  12  Jan.  1830 ;  d.  24  June.  1844. 

4  Frederick-Wynne,  h.  15  April,  1834;  d.  22  June,  1886. 
6  William-Geoige-Howbrey,  6.  11  Sept  1885. 

6  Wynne-Albeit,  6.  81  May.  1840. 
1  Geoigina-Chailotte-Frances.  m.  20  Feb.  1844,  to  John 
Floyer.  Esq.  of  West  Staftord,  co.  Dorset 

5  Marv-Maigaret  d,  28  May,  1886. 
8  Adelaide. 

4  Augusta-Anne,        )  i«j_. 

5  OcUvia-Elixabetb,  f  *''*^ 

IT.  Edward,  rector  of  Corfe  Castle,  prebendaiy  of  01  'U- 
oester;  who  m.  1st  in  1820,  Lady  Frances-Jane  Scott 
dau.  r*f  John,  Earl  of  Eldon,  t^  whom  he  has  issue, 
John-Scott,  Eldon-Surtees,  and  Frances;  and  2ndly,  in 
1889,  Maria,  8rd  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Yeiy  Rev.  Edward 
Rice,  D.D. 
Xr.  Bankes  d.  l7Deo.  1884. 


,  a  cross,  engrailed,  onn.,  between  four  fleurs-de- 
lis,  or;  quartering  Bbuxn,  MAmTnr,  Pydei^  Wyknb,  and 
Jovn. 

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Creat^A  Moor's  head,  fiill  fkced,  oouped  at  tho  shoulder^ 
»r..  on  the  head  a  cap  of  maintenance,  gu..  turned  up,  erm., 
omed  with  a  crescent  whence  issues  a  fleur-de-lis. 
£^a(~Kingston  Lucy,  Dorsetshire. 


BANKES  OF  WINSTANLEY  HALL. 


Bavkbs,  Mbtrick,  Esq.  of  Wiostanlej  Hall  and 
Up-HoUand  House,  Lancashire,  h.  22  Nov.  1811. 

%r{nea0f  • — Socov  Bakkss,  the  first  of  this  &m!ly  on 
record,  m,  in  1835,  the  dau.  and  heiress  of  Katherton  of 
Bank  Newton,  in  Craven,  Yorkshire,  and  acquired,  >ur« 
turoHc,  the  manor  of  Bank  Newton,  ^^lich  remained  in  the 
Bankes'  fiunily  till  sold  by  the  elder  branch,  about  the 
middle  of  the  seventeenth  century,  to  IHcholas  Townkj, 
Esq.  of  Royle.  The  last  male  heir  of  the  Baitkk's  qf 
Windardejf  HaU,  who  were  the  second  branch  of  the  stock, 

WxLUAM  BAirKia,  Esq.  of  WInstanley  Hall,  high-sberifT 
of  Lancashire  in  1784;  m.  Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Bunney,  Esq.  of  Leicester,  and  d.  $.  p.  in  1800,  when  the  male 
line  of  the  Bankes  family  became  ^tinct;  but  Mr.  Bankee 
bequeathed  his  property  to  his  flrst-cooaln  and  nearest 
heir, 

Thb  Rev.  TH01118  HoLMB,*  of  Up-HoUand  Houses  and 
then  of  WInstanley  Hall,  the  son  of  AHVs-BAinus,  the 
first-cousin  of  the  testator.  He  was  6.  in  1732,  and  «a.  Maiy^ 
dau.  of  Richard  Mesrriok,  Esq.,  fourth  son  of  Owen 
Meyrick,  Esq  of  Bodoigan,  oo.  Anglesea»  and  by  her  left 
issue, 

I.  Mktbiok.  his  heir. 

n.  Frederick-William,  in  holv  orders,  B.D. ;   h.  12  Jan. 
1772,  fellow  of  Corpus  ChrCsti  College,  Oxford,  and  after- 
wards rector  of  MeysOT  Hampton,  co.  Gloucester ;  m.  1st 
May,  1811,  Mary-Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Pigot, 
Esq.  of  Almtngton  Hall,  Staffordshire,  and  left  issue, 
1  Fiederick,  6.  10  June,  1812;  M.A.  and  F.Z.8.,  feDow 
of  Corpus  Christ!  College,  Oxford ;  d.  wtm. 
8  Me^ck,  in  holy  orders;  6.  18  April,  1815;  B.A.  of 
Brasennose  College^  Oxf<nd. 
1  Mary-Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Lee. 
S  Jane,  m.  in  1842,  to  Henry-Leigh  TralTord,  Esq. 
in.  Cholmondeley.  b.  23  Jan,  1779 ;  d,  12  Auff.  1793. 
X.  Jane,  m.  lieut.-Col.  Burgh  Lolghton ;  who  d.  in  1836,  «.  p. 
n.  Anne,  m.  the  Rev.  O.  Boriase,  who  d.  in  1809,  «.  p. 
lU.  Mary-Meyrick,  d.  wm.  in  1884,  buried  at  Up-HoUand. 
IV.  Harriet. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1800,  Miss  Anne  Leighton,  sister  of  Sir 
Baldwin  Ldghton,  Bart.,  but  by  her  (who  survived  him 
and  d.  his  widow  in  1820)  he  had  no  issue.     Mr.  Holme 
d.  at  WInstanley,  17  Aug.  1803,  and  was  «.  by  his  third,  but 
eldest  surviving  son, 

Mbtriok  Holms,  Esq.  of  WInstanley  Hall,  who  took 
the  name  and  arms  of  Bankes  only,  in  1804 ;  6.  12  Au^. 
1768,  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff  of  Lancashire  in 
1895.  He  m.  1st,  his  first-cousin,  Catherine,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Edward  Lally,  vicar  of  Whitegate,  Cheshire,  by  whom 
he  had  issue  an  only  son,  who  d.  an  infant.  He  m.  2Bdly, 
in  1810,  Maria-Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Langford« 
Brooke,  Esq.  of  Mere  Hall,  Cheshire.  Mr.  Bankae  d. 
1  March,  1827,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son,  the 
present  Mktbiok  Bankks,  Esq.  now  of  Winstanley  HalL 

Arm$—Sa.,  a  plain  cross,  or.  between  four  fleurs-de-lis, 
uxg.,  and  a  canton  of  the  seoond. 

urett — On  a  stump  of  a  tree,  a  stoik,  statant,  ppr.,  duoally 
gorged,  gu. 

5ea<— Winstanley  Hall,  near  Wigan. 


BARCLAY-ALLARDICE  OF  ALLARDICR 
Barclat-Allabdiob,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Urie  and 
Allardlce,  ca  Kincardiine,  b,  19  May,  1841 ;  <l  his 
grandfather  in  1854. 

SrCtVage. — ^TUs  fiunfly  claims  desbent  fhhn  the  Bx&« 
KXLSYS  ofBerh^  CaHU, 

Di^vtn  Barclay,  6.  in  1610,  colonel  under  Gustavus  Ado1« 
phus,  purchased,  in  1648,  the  estate  of  Urie,  ficom  WiUiam, 


*  The  fiimily  of  Holme  has  been  seated  in  Lancashire,  in 
difhrent  branches,  from  a  period  Portly  subaeauent  to  the 
Norman  conquest.  The  surname,  which  was  originally  and 
property  spelt  Hulme,  is  local,  and  derived  from  the  manor 
of  that  name  between  Traflbrd  and  Manchester,  formerly 
possessed  by  the  family. 

In  the  third  volume  of  Holinshod's  ChnmieU,  amon|^  the 
Norman  gentlemen  attending  William  the  Conqueror,  is 
mentioned  the  "Seigneur  de  Hulme," but  whether  hewoa 
the  father  of  Ranulph  or  Randulphus,  who  was  possessed 
of  Hulme  about  the  end  of  the  11th  century,  is  not  dearij 
asoertolndd. 


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BAR 


BAB 


Eiri-HuitdML  Ho  wm  eldest  mm  of  Dsvid  Barclay,  of 
Mathcn,  tbe  rtpiwentattvo  of  the  old  hooae  of  Babclat  of 
Matken.  He  «*.  Katharine,  dau.  of  of  Sir  Robert  Gordon, 
of  Qordonatonn,  and  had,  with  two  daua.,  Lucy  and  Jean, 
«.  to  Sir  Ewen  Cameron,  of  Lochiel,  three  sons,  BoBsmr,  his 
hm;  John,  who  settled  in  Amerim,  and  left  iasue ;  and 
I)arkl;theel4«t, 

BoBOtr  Babcult,  of  Urie,  the  celebrated  ai)ologi8t  of  the 
Qoaken^  h.  in  1648,  m.  Christian,  dan.  of  OUbert  MoUeoon, 
of  tb0  HauLEBOKBqf  Aberdtethirt,  and  had,  with  four  daua. 
(FktMDce^  ».  to  Timothy  Forbes,  of  Dublin,  merchant; 
KtthiTine,  si.  to  Alexander  Forbes,  brother  of  Timothy ; 
Ckriitin,  m,  te  Alexander  Jaffn^,  of  King's  Wells ;  imd 
Jmd,  «.  to  Ahrrander  Forbes)  three  sons,  Bobxrt,  his  hehr; 
Ssvid,  of  T<onrton,  from  whom  descend  the  Babolats  0/ 
Hrf  ma,  kc  (see  that  /amUp);  John,  who  settled  in 
DalifiB,aDd  married  there,  Anne,  dan.  of  Amos  Strettdl,  by 
vbom  he  had  issue.    The  eldeet.son, 

Btanr  Babolat.  Esq.  of  Urie,  ft.  in  1672,  m.  Ellaabeth, 
te  of  John  O^rien,  Bsq«  and  had,  with  three  daua.,  two 
taoM,  BoBBBT,  hie  heir ;  and  David,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Jfhn  Fttdoe^  Esq.  of  Wovoester,  l>ut  d.  «.  j).  m.    The  elder 


r  Babolat,  Esq.  of  Urie,  b.  in  1609,  m.  Une,  dau.  of 
Hr  Iwcn  Gameroci,  of  Lodhiel,  and  had  three  sons,  Robebt, 
Ui  hdr ;  Evan,  who  d,  9.  p. ;  and  Alexander,  who  d.  t,  p, 
IMoUeataon, 

BoBUT  Babolat,  Esq.  of  Urie,  b.  in  17S1-3,  H.P.  for 
liDcardiBsehire,  m.  Ist^  Lucy,  dau.  of  David  Barclay,  Esq., 
bf  vhoQ  he  had  a  dau.  Lucy,  m.  to  Samuel  Oalton,  Esq.  of 
Doddoton  Hooae*  00.  Wairwick;  and  Sndly,  Sabah-Akvk 
AuABOfd,  only  dan.  of  James  AUardice,  of  Allftrdtee, 
MnM  of  Une  of  tbe  Earis  of  Aiiih  and  MenteUh,  by  whom 

BcMBi,  his  heir. 

i»mm,  d.  at  Madras,  in  1804^  imai. 

D«id4taart,  if.  wm. 

DoeCnasron,  m.  to  John  Innes»  Esq.  of  Cowie* 

Xainrotk.m.  in  1809,  to  Hudson  Gumey,  Esq.  of  Ke*- 

Bodn^. 

Ir.  Bndsy  d.  in  1707,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Bosibt  Babolat-Allabdigb,  Esq.  of  Urie  and  AUardice, 
L  is  kag.  1779,  who  m.  in  1819,  Mary  Dalgamo,  and  had  an 

EABaABcr,  who  m.  S  April,  184<K  Samud  Ritdiie,  and 
his  a  son  and  heir,  Bobbbt  Babolat-Allabdigb,  now  of 
HhnUeei 
Ir.  Bandar*  AUardioe  being  general  and  of  line  of  William, 
14  brl  of  Airth,  as  such  claimed  tbe  Earldoms  of  Strathem, 
MiiMth,  and  Airth.  He  was  sole  heir  of  the  body  of 
^tin»  DsTid,  son  of  Bobkbt  IL  King  of  Scotland. 

ifM  ^  BABCLAT-nAs.,  a  eheTTon,  and  in  chief,  three 
"WMgpiil<e,arg. 
CVctf  •/  Babolat— A  mitrs. 

*WMfcn  ^  Babolat— Two  old  men,  with  dubs^  ppr. 
'•tt9— In  enioe  spero. 

Ami  9/  AujiKwcB— Aiy.,  a  fesse  wavy,  gu.,  between  three 
mn'  heads,  erased,  sa. ;  quartering  Gbaham,  Earls  of  Mon- 
■und  Airth,  and  the  Royal  Arms  ot  Scotland  diflbrenoed 
kT»W«l,aig. 

^vtf  9f  Allabdiob— A  naked  arm  fhnn  the  middle,  hold- 
■f  in  the  dexter  hand  a  scimitar,  all  ppr. 

Mmo  <  Allabdiob— In  the  defence  of  the  distressed. 
^(SMrtnrt  ^  Allabdiob— Dextei;  an  eagle;  sinister,  a 

BARCLAY  OF  BURY  HILL. 
Babclat,  Charlbs,  Esq.  of  Bury  Hill,  co.  Surrey, 
lateMJ*.  lor  thfti  shire,  b.  in  1780;  m.  Anna-Maria, 
^  of  Thomm  Kett,  Esq.  of  Seething,  co.  Norfolk, 
adhaiisnie, 
L  ABnRjBpKBTT,  b,  in  1800,  who  m.  SO  Dee.  1886,  Maria- 
Oetavia,  dan.  of  Idiabod  Wrifi^t»  Esq.  of  Miq>periey, 
Votts,  and  has  issue, 
n.  Bobert,  6.  in  1808,  whom.  Baehel,  dan.  of  Osgood  Han- 

hnry,  Esq.  of  Holfidd  Grange,  Essex,  and  has  issue, 
m.  Oeoiv^  b.  in  1810. 

L  Omttna^  si.  to  Johik-Guxney  Hosve,  Esq. 
n."   "  *  — 


ItnrSft. — ^Datid  Babolat,  Snd  son  of  Robert  Baiv 
(%.  of  Uzie,  the  apologist  of  the  Quakers,  settled  in  Lon- 
te,  ad  entertained  snccessiyely  Queen  Aknb.  Qeobgb  I., 
Cbbob  IL,  and  Gbobok  III.  when  they  visited  the  city  on 
^^^■mfoi^BdMf.  He  m.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  James  Taylor, 
<fLaodao,bj  whom  be  bad  two  sobs, 
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Jsmes,  who  t^  Sarah  Fnaame^  and  Jiad  two  sons^  Joseph 
and  Alexander,  both  d.  «.  0,,  and  one  dau.,  Anne,  wife  of 
James  Allardice,  of  AUarduce. 

Alexakdeb,  of  whom  presently. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Timotny  Bevan,  Esq. 

Christiana,  d.  ttnm. 

Anne,  m.  to  James  Collison,  Esq. 

Patience,  m.  1st,  to  John  Stedman,  Esq.,  and  Sndly,  to 
Thomas  Weston,  Esq. 
He  m.  Sndly,  in  1738,  Priscilla,  dau.  of  John  Freame,  of 
London,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons, 

David,  of  Toungbuxy,  Herts,  who  m.  1st,  Martha  Hudson, 
and  Sndly,  Baohael,  dau.  of  Samson  Uojrd,  banker  at 
Birmingham,  the  last-named  lady  d.  i.  p.;  but  by  his 
1st  wife,  David  Barclay  left  at  his  decease,  in  1800,  an 
only  dau.  and  heiress.  Agatha,  who  m.  Richard  Guruey, 
Esq.  of  Keswick,  00.  Moifolk,  and  had  a  son.  the  present 
HtTDSOir  Gubnbt,  Esq.  of  Keswick,  and  a  dau.,  Agatha, 
widow  of  Sampson  Hanbury,  Esq.  of  Poles,  Berts. 

John,  who  m.  Susannah  Willett.  and  had  a  son,  Robert* 
b.  in  1768k  who  m.  Anne  SatterthwaiteL  and  had  a  son, 
Robert,  who  m.  Elizabeth  Gumey,  and  nod  issue. 

PriscUla. 

Catharine,  m.  to  Daniel  Bell.  Esq.  of  Tottenham. 

Lucy.  m.  to  Robert  Barclay,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Uric. 

Carmine,  m.  to  John  lindoe,  Esq.  of  Norwldi. 

Richenda,  m.  to  Nathaniel  Springall,  Esq. 

Christiana^  m.  1st.  to  Joseph  Gumey,  Esq.;  Sndly,  to 
John  Freame^  Esq. ;  and  Sidly,  to  Sbr  Williim  Watson,  of 
London. 

The  Snd  son, 

Alxxakdxb  Babolat,  Esq.  who  d.  at  Philadelphia,  in 
1768,  aged  67,  left,  by  Ann  Hickman  his  wife,  a  son, 

Robxbt  Babolat,  Esq.  of  Bury  Hill,  00.  of  Surrey,  6.  in 
1761,  who  m.  Ist,  Rachel,  dau.  of  John  Gumey,  Esq.  of 
Keswick,  and  Sndly,  Maigaret  Hodgson;  by  the  former  of 
whom  he  had  (with  daua.,  of  whom  Anne,  m.  to  Jacob- 
Foster  Reynolds,  Esq.  ;  Lucy,  m.  to  Geoige  Crokor  Fox, 
Esq.  of  Grove  Hill ;  and  Maria,  m.  to  Robert- Were  Fox, 
Esq.)  four  sons, 
Cbables,  his  heir. 

David,  6.  in  1784.  of  Eastwick  Park,  co.  Surrey,  formeriy 
M.P.  for  Sunderland,  whom.  SO  Oct.  1818,  Maria-Dorothea, 
dan.  of  the  late  Sir  Hedworth  Williamson,  Bart,  and  has 
issue. 

Gumey,  b.  in  1788,  who  m.  Mary  Freshfleld,  and  d.  leaving 
an  only  child,  Gumey,  6.  in  1819. 
Alexander,  6.  1791;  d.  unm.  in  181S. 

Mr.  Barclay  vras  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son,  the  pre- 
sent Chablbs  Babolat,  Esq.  of  Bury  HiU. 

Artfu,  CrtMt,  and  Motto— Same  as  Babolat  cfAUardict, 
Seat—Bxay  HiU,  Dorking,  Surrey. 


BARCLAY  OF  WAVERTREE  LODGK 

Barclay,  THOMAd-BROOKHURST,  Esq.  of  Waver- 
tree  Lodge,  00.  Lancaster,  J.P.,  b.  6  Sept  1788;  9, 
his  father  18  June,  1819;  m.  12  Dea  1820,  Sanh, 
dau.  of  Henry  Peters,  of  Betchworth  Castle,  co. 
Surrey,  Baq. 

JLixUK^t* — Gbobob  Babolat,  Esq.  of  Burford  Lodges 
00.  Surrey,  M.P.  for  Bridport  (son  of  Thomas  Barclay,  Esq. 
of  London,  by  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Robert  Thomson,  Esq.  of 
Kilham,  co.  York,  and  grandson  of  Geoige  Barclay,  Esq.  of 
Collaimio,  co.  Fife,  by  his  Snd  wife,  Alice  Rigbye,  of  Goes- 
nargh,  CO.  Lancaster),  m.  18  July,  178S,  Rebecca,  only  child 
of  Benjamin  Brockhurst,  of  London,  Esq.,  by  Sarah  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Latham  Arnold,  of  London,  Esq.,  and  had 
issue, 
Thoxas-Bbockhubst,  of  Wavertree. 
Geonfe-Pearkes,  b.  1784,  m.  in  1810,  Maria,  dau.  of  Heniy 

Boiuton,  of  Givon's  Grove,  co.  Surrey,  Esq.,  and  has 

issue,  Geoxffe-Bamard;  Frederick;  Maria;  Bebeeoa-An- 

dalusia;  Jtuiana-Elizabeth;  Emily. 
Frederick-Maude.  6.  1787,  d.  unm,  1835. 
Mr.  Barclay  d.  18  June,  1819. 

Arm^—Axg.  a  chevron  between  three  crosses-pat^  go. 
CYeie— A  oross-pat^  gu.,  surmounted  by  a  Moorish  crown, 
or. 
Jfotto— Mieux  8tre  que  parottre. 
5001— Wavertree  Lodge,  near  liveipooL 

BARKER  OF  KILCOOLY  ABBEY. 

Ponsonbt-Barker»  William,  Esq.  of  Kiloooly 
Abbey,  00.  THpperary,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  9  Nov.  1796 ; 
m.  8  Aug.  1816,  Elizabeth-Selina,  4th  dau.  of  the 
late  Hon.  And  Rt.  Rev.  William  Knox,  Biahop  of 

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%intHfti* — Tam  Hov.  MAJOR-OsimuLL  Hbhbt  Poh- 
SOWBT,  of  AshgroTe,  Snd  son  of  William,  Ist  Yiacount  Dun- 
oaonoii,  m.  Lady  Franoes  Brabason,  daa.  of  Cbambre,  Eari 
of  Meatb,  and  dying  in  1745  (being  ilain  at  Fontenoy),  left, 
with  a  da«i.,  Juliana,  tn.  to  William  Southwell,  Eaq.  a  ion 
and  suooeaaor, 

CHAMBRi-BBABAaoK  POHsoiiBT,  Esq.,  who  vi,  Ist,  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Clarke,  Esq.,  by  whom  he 
had  a  dau.,  Frances,  m.  in  1707,  to  Geoige  Lowtber,  Esq.  of 
Kilrue,  in  Heath ;  2ndly,  Louisa,  dau.  of  John  Lyons,  Esq. 
of  Morant,  in  Westmeath,  by  whom  he  had  another  dau., 
Sarah,  of  Llangollen  Vale,  who  d.  in  18S1 ;  and  Srdly,  Maiy, 
dau.  of  Sib  William  Bamueb,  Bart,  of  Kileooly.  by  whom 
he  left,  with  a  dau.,  Mary,  wife  of  Folliot  Barton,  Esq.,  a 
•on, 

Chahbrs-Bbabaxoh  PovsoiiBT,  Esq.,  h.  IS  June,  176S, 
who  inherited  Kiloooly  trom  bds  maternal  fiunlly,  and 
assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Baekxk  ;  he  m.  4  June, 
1791.  Lady  Henrietta  Taylor,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas,  1st 
Earl  of  Beetive,  and  by  her,  who  d.  12  Jan.  1888,  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir,  now  of  Kilooolv 

Chambre-Brabaxon,  late  capt  8th  hussars,  m.  80  AprU, 
18S4,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  CoL  David  Latouche,  and 
becune  a  widower  in  Aug.  1840. 

Thomas-Henry,  capt.  6th  dragoon  guards,  m.  21  Feb.  1888, 
Fanny-Maiy,  2nd  dau.  of  Mitfor  R-L.  Dickson,  late  of  the 
life-guards,  and  has  issue. 

Oatherine-Jane,   m.   25  May,   1810,  to  Edward-Michael 
ConoUy,  Esq. 
Mr.  Ponsonby-Baxker  d,  18  Deo.  1884. 

^nn*— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  per  fesse,  nebul^  as.  and 
aa^  three  martlets,  or,  a  canton,  erm..  for  Babkbe;  2nd  and 
Sro,  gu.,  a  chevron  between  three  oomDs,  aig.,  for  Pomsoitbt. 

CrttU—lKt,  a  bear,  sqjant,  or,  collared,  sa.,  for  Babker; 
Snd,  in  a  ducal  coronet,  ax.,  three  arrows,  one  in  pale,  and 
two  in  saltier,  points  downwards^  enveloped  with  a  snake, 

ppr.,  for  PONSONBT. 

48eal— Kileooly  Abbey,  oo.  Tippenuy. 


BARKER  OF  FAIRFORD  PARK. 

Rathond-Babker,  Johv-Ratmond,  Esq.  of  Fair- 
ford  Park,  CO.  Qloucester,  b,  80  March,  1801 ;  m.  1st, 
6  May,  1825,  Harriot-lTee,  davL  of  William  Bosan- 
quet,  Esq.  of  London,  banker,  l^  whom  he  had 
issiie, 

I.  Augusta.  n.  Leonora. 

He  m.  2ndly,  14  Dea  1841,  the  Lady  Catherine 
Moreton,  youngest  dan.  of  Thomao,  Ist  Earl  of 
Dncie,  and  has  by  her  a  son, 

I.  PBBOT-FiTZHABDniOB,  b.  In  Feb.  1842. 

%iXUKfff, — ^EsTHBB  Babkbb,  lady  of  the  manor  of  F^- 
ford,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Samuel  Barker,  Esq.,  high-sheriff 
of  Qloucestershire  in  1601,  and  granddau.  (tf  Andrew  Barker, 
who  purchased  Fairford  fh>m  the  Traoeys,  m.  James  Lamb, 
Esq.  of  Hackney,  but  d,  i.  p,in.  1789,  having  devised  her 
esUtesto 

JoBH  Ratxohd,  Esq.,  who  took  the  surname  of  Babkxb 
in  addition  to  his  patronymic,  by  sign-manxial.  He  m.  Ist, 
Martha,  co-heir  of  Daniel  Booth,  Esq.  of  Hutton  Hall,  co. 
Basex,  by  whom  he  had  twelve  children ;  he  m.  2ndly, 
Margaret  Boddington,  and  had  by  her  two  daus.    His  son, 

Davibl  Ratxovd-Babkbb,  Esq.  m.  in  1797,  Sophia- Anne, 
youngest  dau.  of  J<dm  Ives,  Esq.  of  Norfolk,  and  had  issue, 

John-Ratmohd,  now  of  Fairford  Park. 

Qeoigelves. 

Heniy-Charlos,  rector  of  Daylingworth,  oo.  Gloucester. 

k^hla-Anne,  m.  to  Bernard  Brocas,  Esq.  of  Beaurspaire^ 


Harriet-Ivea,  vi.  to  the  Rev.  F.  Rice,  vicar  of  Fairford. 
Arm*— Ax.,  five  escallops  in  cross,  or,  quartering  R  a  ymokd. 
CraU—lBt,  on  a  rock,  arg.,  a  hawk  close,  or.  for  Babkbb; 
ini,  out  of  a  mural  crown,  a  demi-eagie  displayed, 
if  oCto—Yirtus  tutissima  caeais. 
&a«— Fairford  Park,  co.  Gloucester. 


BARNARD  OF  CAVE  CASTLE. 

Babkard,  HEiniT-GBS,  Esq.  of  Cave  Castle,  co. 
Toik,  b.  22  Feb.  1789;  m.  8  April,  18S4,  EUsabeth- 
Mury,  dau.  of  Henry  Elliot,  Esq. 

U,intKQi» — ^Edwabb-Oalb  Boldbbo,  Esq.,  supposed  to 
have  been  a  descendant  of  the  Suffolk  Boldbbos,  had,  by  his 
wifis  Mary  Lewyns,  who  d.  in  1758,  aged  68  (with  two  daus., 
Mn.  Hutchinson  and  Mn.  FaDowfleld),  four  sons,  vis : 
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BAB 

I.  LSWTHS,  his  heir. 

n.  John,  first  of  Stapleton  Hall,  in  Torkshire,  and  subse* 
quently  of  A«>eden  Hall,  in  the  co.  of  Herts.  He  m. 
Esther,  dau.  of  D.  Stone,  Esq.,  and  had  (with  two  other 
sons,  who  d.  uam.,  and  three  daus.,  the  eldest,  Esther,  m. 
to  Sir  Stephen  Lushington,  Bart.;  the  2nd,  to  Thomas 
Hibbert,  Esq.  of  Clialfont;  and  the  8rd.  to  General  Den- 
sill  Onslow)  CBABLJts;  and  William,  in  hdy  orden^  who 
({.in  1838. 

m.  Edward-Gale,  m.  and  had  one  dau. 

XT.  Henry,  of  Aviary  Hill,  near  Eltham,  in  Kent,  who  m. 
Miss  Randall,  and  had  an  only  surviving  child,  the  present 
Edward-Gale  Boldero,  Esq.,  who  m.  Si^tiia,  dau.  of  John 
Comvrall,  Esq.  of  Hendon,  and  had  issue, 

1  Hbnbt,  who  M.  Margaret,  dan.  of  the  Ute  Wmiam 
Christian,  Esq.  of  Hoddesdon,  Herts,  and  has  a  dau. 

2  John-Stephen,  in  the  E.I.C.C.a,  who  m.  in  India, 
Louisa,  dau.  of  —  Templeton,  Esq.,  and  has  issuer 

Edward-James.  John-ComwaU. 

Tempe-Stanley.  Louisa-Maigaret 

8  Lonsdale^  captain  and  Ueut -colonel  in  the  grenadier 
guarda. 
1  Sophia. 
The  eldest  son, 

LBwnfS  BoLDBBO,  Esq.  assumed  thesunameand  aimsoC 
Babhabd.*    He  espoused  Miss  Anne  Papplewdl,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  in  1707,  aged  68,  had  issue, 
I.  Hbhbt,  his  heir. 

n.  Lewyns,  who  d.  in  1820,  leaving  an  only  child, 
MaiT-Anne,  who  m.  in  June,  1821,  Captain  John  ]>itma% 
and  by  him,  who  d.  29  Aug.  1827,  aged  27,  has  issuer 
1  Mary-Henrietta  Ditmas.  2  Geoiglana  Ditmas. 

8  Frances  Ditmas.  4  Laura  Ditmaa. 

L  Anne,  who  m.  Robert,  Lord  Canington,  and  d.  In  FA. 
1827. 

n.  Mary,  m.  in  1808,  to  James  Bankes,  Esq.,  oouain  to  Sir 
Joseph  Bankea,  K.B. 
Mr.  Boldero-Banutfd  d.  in  1783,  aged  75,  and  was  a.  by  his 
son, 

Hebbt  Boldbbo-Babhabd,  Esq.  of  Cave  Castle,  who 
m.  28  AprU,  1788,  Banih-EliBabeth,  elder  dau.  and  oo-hdr 
of  BooBB  Gbi,  Esq.  of  Bishop  Burton,  representative  of 
the  andent  Yorkshire  family  of  Gbi,  of  which  was  Sir 
William  Gee,  Knt.  of  Bishop  Burton,  secretary  to  the 
Council  of  the  North,  who  d.  in  1611.  By  this  lady,  Mr. 
Boldero-Bamard  had  issue, 
L  Hbnbt-Gbb.  his  heir. 

u.  Charles-Lewyns,  6.  19  Jan.  1790,  capt.  Scotch  Greys ; 
killed  at  Watertoo,  1R16. 

m.  Edward-William,  in  holy  orders,  b.  16  March,  1791.  held 
the  funily  living  of  South  Gave.  He  m.  27  ApxU,  1821, 
Philadelphia-Frunces-Esther,  dau.  of  the  late  Venerable 
Archdeacon  Wrangham,  and  dying  at  Chester,  in  Jan. 
1827,  left  issue, 

1  Edward-Chazles-Gee,  b.  28  March.  1822. 
1  Rosamond.  2  Caroline. 

I.  Sarah-Elinor,  6. 11  Aug.  1810,  m.  10  Oct  1881,  to  Joseph 
Delpratt,  Esq.,  only  surviving  son  of  the  late  Samuel 
Delpratt,  Esq.,  of  the  island  of  Jamaica. 
Mr.  Boldero-Bamard  d.  6  Feb.  1816  (his  widow  surviving 
until  28  Nov.  1882X  and  was  succeeded  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  Hbtbt-Gbb  Babhabd,  Esq.  of  Cave  Castle. 

.ilmu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  quarteriy,  let  and  4th,  axg. 
a  bear,  rampant,  sa.,  muaaled,  or;  2ud,  and  3rd,  per  pale^ 
or  and  as.,  a  saltier  coimterchauged,  surmounted  by  a  sal- 
tieret;  2nd  and  Srd,  gu.,  a  sword  in  bend,  arg.,  for  Gbb. 

CrtsU—A  bear,  as  in  the  arms,  for  Babhabd;  a  greyhound, 
couront,  fur  Boldbbo. 

iSea(— Cave  Castle^  Yorkshire. 


BARNARD  OF  BARTLOW. 

Barvabd,  Thomab,  Esq.  of  Bartlow,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, J.P.,  formerly  capt  in  the  army,  b,  SO  July, 
1792;  m.  12  Aug^  1822,  Christian,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Porter,  Esq.  of  Rockbeare  House,  oo.  DevoDy  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  6.  20  July,  1823,  65th  regt 

n.  William,  6.  21  May,  1825. 

m.  Bobert^Cary,  6.  18  Dec  1827. 

I.  Charlotte-Christina. 

Srttteaffe.—THB  Rbt.  Thomas  Babhabd,  of  Leeds,  who 
m.  Miss  Drake,  had,  with  a  dau.  Frances,  wife  of  tha  Bev. 
Mr.  Jackson,  two  sons,  Thomas^  his  heir,  snd  (Tharles^  who 
m.  and  had  issue.    The  elder  son. 


*  The  great-grand&ther  of  Lewyns  Boldero  had,  besides 
his  son  and  sucoussor,  a  dau.,  Mrs.  Barnard,  mother  of 
Henbt  Babhabd,  M.D.,  who  d.  unm,  in  1769,  and  waa  burled 
in  St  Mary's  Church,  Beverley.  From  this  gentleman  the 
lamily  derive  the  surname  of  babhabd. 


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Tn  BxT.   Thoicas  Babhabo,   reetor  of  Wiihenflald, 
Snffolk,  m,  Ifeiosine  RoeenhagoD.  and  had  iaiue. 
L  BoBKBT^A&T,  ofwhoiu  presently, 
n.  Robert^  in  holy  orders^  prebendary  of  '^nchester,  who 
m.  m  1799,  Ii0uua»  only  daiL  of  John-Peyto,  6th  Lord 
Wmou^l^  de  Broke,  and  d.  3  Feb.  1835,  leaving  issue, 
1  RoBKBT.  Lord  Willou^by  de  Broke. 
1  Looisa,  «.  to  Joeeph  Townaend,  Esq. 
m.  Thcnnaa,  in  holy  orders,  who  m.  Syerilda^  Snd  dan.  of 
tbs  laU  Sir  Mordaunt  Martin,  Bart 
IT.  Cbariea-Dtaka,  in  holy  orders  who  m.  Axma-llaiii^ 
nKct  of  Sir  Griffith  Boynton,  Bart. 
L  Cbaik4(*-Ann«. 

TWfldsrtaon, 

To  Bbt.  Bobbbt-Gabt  Rabbabd,  rector  of  Wiihanfldd, 
Bofttk,  and  Jtutioe  of  the  peace,  m.  10  June,  1790,  EUnbeth, 
dn.  of  Bobert-Oary  Elwea,  Baq.  of  Throdking,  co.  Herts, 
sad  I7  her  <irtK>  d.  in  ISISX  had  issuer 

TWBfAa^  of  Bartlow,  aa  above. 

Gfaariee-Jamea,  in  hdlr  orders,  who  m.  in  1827.  Garoline- 
▲rabella-BUaabeth,  dan.  of  Bobert-Caiy  Elwefl»  Esq.  of 
BOttng,  00.  Northampton. 

Hemy-Antiiony.  Philip-Adolphas. 

Chazlotte-Bliaabeth,  m.  to  Henxy-Undow  Lindow,  Esq. 

ilmff— Aiv.,  a  bear,  rampant,  aa.,  musaled,  or. 
CnM  A  demi-bear,  rampant,  sa.,  mtualed,  or. 
4M^Bartlow,  00.  Cambridge. 


BARNARDISTON  OF  THE  RYEa 

Babsahdibtoh,  Kathahiel-Clabks,  Esq.  of  The 
Byei,  eo.  Suffolk,  h,  6  Nov.  1799 ;  m.  1  March,  1826, 
Sophia,  dan.  of  Geoige-Robert  Ejres,  Efiq.  of  Cayen- 
kam  Hooae,  ca  Nom^lk,  l^  Louiaa  his  wife,  dau.  of 
the  kte  Sir  Harry  Paiker,  Bart  of  Melford,  and  has 
iMfl^ 

L  KATHAjnBE^  an  officer  27th  regt,  b.  24  April,  1882. 

n.  ThomM,  B.N.,  6.  4  Dec  1833. 

BL  Arthnr,  6.  7  June,  1835. 

IT.  (Siaries-Frands,  ft.  8  June,  1841. 

L  Looifla-Elisabeth,  wt.  19  Feb.  1862,  to  John  Greenwood, 
■sq.  of  Swardiffe,  near  Ripley,  co.  Yoik. 

n.  Anne4(^>hia,  d.  1  Feb.  1832. 

m.  Sophia-Mary.  it.  Frances-Varia. 

▼.  UtararCaroline.  yi.  Edith-Charlotte. 

Me.  Bimardiston  «.  hia  &ther  in  1837. 

lUfffHgy. — ^The  ftonily  of  Bamardiatan,  one  of  the  moat 

'  )  of  the  equestrian  order  in  the  kingdom,  hairing 
in  a  direct  line  for  nearly  thirty  generations, 
1  its  name  ftom  the  townof  Bamarston,  or  Bamston, 
coBUgttoua  to  Ketton,  of  which  the  Bamardistons  were  pro- 
pristen  from  the  Covqubr.  By  marrying,  temp.  Edw.  II., 
tfai  beireas  of  Willoughby,  the  ftunily  obtained  the  noble 
lasiwr  of  Great  Cotes,  00.  linooln,  which  they  held  for 
eentnriea.  Ketton  Hall  they  acquired  with  the 
of  the  temOy  of  Newmaroh.  which  surname  it 
I  they  adopted,  and  anciently  bore,  in  ooi^Junction 
with  that  of  Bamardiston,  aa  exhibited  on  the  monument 
•f  ABne,  dan.  of  Sir  Thomas  Bamardiston,  the  wife  of  Sir 
Bogh  Everard,  In  the  church  of  Great  Waltham,  Essex. 
8b6  d.  in  1600. 

te  TaoacAS  Babxasdistow,  Knt.  of  Witham,  00.  Essex, 
vbos.  to  the  representation  of  this  distinguished  race  at  the 
dsaasae  of  hia  father,  Shr  lliomas,  in  1819,  m.  twice,  but  had 
Imm  only  by  his  first  wife,  l^ry,  dau.  of  Sir  Bichard 
Iirightley,  Knt.  of  Fawsley,  several  sons  and  daua.  Of  the 
tmma,  the  eldest,  Snt  NATHAimL  Barhardioton,  of 
Ksttoo,  ftre  times  knight  of  the  shire  for  Suffolk,  was 
imtoreftfae  extinot  baroneto  of  Ketton  and  Brightwell, 
vUstbetDd. 

Tbomas  BABVAanmoir,  Esq.,  founded  the  fieunily  before 
«.  He  «.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  Henry  Austen,  Esq.  of  Lon- 
in,  by  wl^im  he  had  daua.  only,  and  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of 
Baary  Poletead,  Eoq.  of  London,  by  whom  he  had  foursons 
■id  mma  dans.    The  eldest  son, 

TnoKAa  BAJOfAaiMgww,  a  merehant  of  London,  d.  81 
Oot  ITM.  ^led  07,  leaTlng  by  hia  wife  Eliaa,  dau.  of  John 
Ghiksy  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Bury,  with  numerous  other  children, 
fttedaon, 

VaiBAvriL  BABVABnmoH,  6.  in  1881,  who  fn.  Bethia 
iMfter,  and  waa  fSsther  of  four  aons,  aU  of  whom  d.  «.  p., 
cmpt  the  yoongeet,  vis. : 

Jon  BABSABMvnnr,  of  linooln's  Inn,  who  m.  81  May, 
I1M,  Anac^  dan.  of  Edward  Leeda,  Esq.  of  Oroxton  Park, 
n.  OMahridge,  aeijeantret'law,  and  by  her  left  an  only  sur- 


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Natbanikl  Babvabdiston,  Esq.  of  The  Byes,  near  8ud- 
bury,  6.  28  Sept.  176A,  who  m.  25  Feb.  1783,  Elizabeth- 
Joanna,  only  child  of  John   Styles,    Esq.  of  Kingston, 
Surrey,  and  d.  28  Dec.  1837,  having  had  issue, 
Nathanibl-Cla&kb,  present  representative. 
Elixabeth,  m.  in  1811,  to  Charles-Raymond  Barker,  Esq., 
and  d.  8  Jan.  1825. 

Ann,  m.  in  1815,  to  the  Rev.  Thomaa  Mills,  rector  of  Btut- 
ton,  00.  Suffolk. 

^mu— Ax.,  a  fesse  danoett^  erm.,  between  six  croea- 
oroasleta,  aig. 
Crett — An  aaa's  head,  aig. 
Attrt— The  Byes,  near  Sudbury. 


BABNE  OP  SOTTERLEY  AND  DUNWICH. 

Barns,  Fredbriok,  Esq.  of  Sotterlev  and  Dun- 
wich,  CO.  Suffolk,  late  HP.  for  Dunwich,  and  capt. 
in  the  12th  lancers,  b.  8  Nov.  1805 ;  m.  4  Feb.  1834, 
Mary-Anne-Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Sir 
John-Courtenay  Honywood,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 

I.  FaiDXBicK-ST.  JoHH-NxwoiOATB,  b.  5  Sept  1841. 

u.  Philip-Julius-Honjrwood-Ayscogb,  6.  19  Jan.  1848. 

X.  Alioe-Mary-Honywood.  n.  Edith. 

Srittease.— MiUEs  BAmrs,  Esq.  of  Sotteriey,  in  theoo. 
Suffolk,  M.P.  for  Dunwich,  6.  in  1718  («th  in  descent  from 
Sir  George  Bame,  lord-mayor  of  London  in  1552X  m.  1st, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Nathaniel  Elwi<^  Esq.  of 
May  Plaoe^  near  Crayford,  Kent,  formerly  governor  of  Fort 
Saint  Geoige,  in  the  East  Indies,  and  had  a  son,  Milbs.  hia 
heir.  Mr.  Bame  m,  2ndly,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Geoige 
Thomhill,  Esq.  of  Diddington,  in  Huntingdonshire,  and  had, 
with  other  children,  Bame.  M.P.  d.  unm.  in  1829;  Snowdon, 
M.P.,  a  lord  of  the  Treasury,  d.  unm.  in  1825;  Miohabl, 
successor  to  his  brother;  Thomas,  M.A.,  rector  of  Sotteriey, 
Suffolk;  Mary,  m.  to  W.  Sawbridge,  Esq.  of  East  Haddon; 
Sarah,  m.  to  John  Harding,  Esq. ;  Elicabeth;  and  Anne, 
wife  of  Drake  Garrard,  of  Lamer,  Esq.  Mr.  Bame  d.  20 
Dec  1780,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

MiLss  BABira,  Esq.  of  Sotteriey,  Suffolk,  and  May  Place, 
Kent,  M.P.  for  Dunwich  from  1791  to  1798,  at  whose  decease, 
unm.,  8  Sept.  1825,  the  estates  devolved  upon  his  half- 
brother, 

MicHASL  Bautb,  of  Sotteriey  and  Dunwich,  Esq.,  tieut- 
coL  7th  hussars,  and  M.P.  for  Dunwich,  6.  in  1759,  m.  in 
1798,  Mary,  dau.  of  Ayscogh  Bouoherett,  of  WUlingham  and 
Stalingborough,  oo.  Lincoln,  and  d.  in  1837,  leaving,  with  a 
dau.,  Emilia-Mary,  m.  to  Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  Edward  Bowater,  a 
son,  the  present  Fuedebiok  Barks,  of  Sotteriey  and  Dun- 
wich, Esq. 

Arm$  Quarteriy;  1st  and  4th,  as.,  three  leopards' headi^ 
axg. ;  2nd  and  Srd,  aig.,  a  chevron,  ais.,  between  three  Coruiah 
choughs,  so. 

CVuf — An  eai^e  displayed,  sa. 

Jfotto— Nee  timide,  nee  temere. 

SmU*— Dunwich  and  Sotteriey  Park,  Suffolk;  and  May 
Places  Kent. 


BARNEBY  OF  BROCKHAMPTON. 

Babkibt,  Johv-Habinoton,  Esq.  of  Brookhamp- 
toD,  CO.  Hereford,  5.  2  May,  1840. 

Sritteage.— Dr.  Nash,  in  his  History  cf  Woreutenhin 
(vol  i  p.  110,  art.  **  Bockdton,'*)  has  the  following  note 
respecting  the  Bamebys: — *'  Mr.  Habingdon  says  this 
family  came  originally  fitnn  Yorkshire,  and  if  so,  were  pro- 
bacy a  younger  branch  of  the  ancient  fomily  Barnbt  <^ 
Barnby  Hall,  in  the  parish  of  Calthome,  in  the  Eaat  Biding 
of  that  CO.,  where  they  continued  to  flourish  till  the  last 
century,  when  they  expired  in  co-heirs." 

JoRV  Babhxbt,  Esq.  (Srd  son  of  Bichard  Bameby,  Esq.  of 
Brockhampton,  by  Isabella  his  wiib,  dau.  of  NichoUs  Lech- 
mere,  Esq.  of  Hanley  Castle,  co.  Worcester,  and  grandson 
of  John  Bameby,  Esq.  of  Brockhampton,  returned  among 
the  persons  qualified  for  the  Order  of  the  Boyal  Oak),  bi^)- 
tiaed  0  May,  1684,  d,  hi  1726.  «.  p.,  havfaig  devised  hia  estates 
to  hia  nephew, 

BABTHOLOMSW-RiCHABD-L^rrLKT,  Esq.,  who  assumed  in 
consequence  the  surname  and  arms  of  Barnebt  by  act  <tf 
parliament  in  1735.  He  «».  at  Whitboume.  21  Oct  1756, 
Betty,  dau.  of  John  Freeman,  Esq.  of  Gaines,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  14  May,  1785,  aged  60).  had  (with  two  daus.,  Pene- 
lope, m.  to  Thomas  Newnham,  Esq.  of  Broadwas;  and 
Abigail,  who  d.  unm.  in  1805)  John,  his  heir;  Philip.  6.  in 
1768,  late  reoeivor-general  for  the  oo.  of  Hereford,  who  ai. 

*  igitized  by  V^OOQIC 


BAR 


BAR 


Wemot,  dan.  of  William  lilly,  Esq.,  and  had  a  dau.  Aime ; 
liuUey.  6.  in  1764;  Richard,  b.  in  17^9,  whom.  Betty  Dansie, 
niece  and  devisee  of  Richard-Sweeting  Dansie,  Esq.,  and  had 
iMue,  Richard,  Thomas,  EHsaheth,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Jolin 
lingard,  and  Mary;  and  Thomas,  rector  of  Stepney,  6.  in 
1773.  Mr.  Bamehy,  who  was  high-sheriff  of  Herefordshire 
in  1739,  d.  21  Dec.  17S3,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoRK  Bakrkbt,  Esq.  of  Brookhamptcm,  bapUMd  there 
1«  Dec.  1767,  high-sheriff  of  HerefordHhire  in  1797.  He  m.  at 
St.  George's,  Hanover  Square,  17  July,  1792,  Elisabeth,  dau. 
and  sole  heir  of  Robert  Bulkeley,  Esq.  of  Bulkelcy,  in 
Cheshire,  and  by  her  (who  d.  at  Buckenhill,  18  Jan.  1833), 
had  issue, 

JoHH,  his  heir.  WiUiam,  b.  27  Nov.  1801. 

Edmund,  6.  lb  Dec.  1802,  devisee  of  his  great-uncle,  Wil- 
liam Higginson,  Esq.  of  Saltmarsk,  under  whose  will  lie 
has  taken  the  name  of  Hiooikson. 

Elisabeth,  devisee  of  Buckenhill  under  her  mother's  will, 
m.  5  Aug.  1834,  to  Bobert-Biddulph  PhUlippfl^  Esq.  of 
Longworth. 
Xr.  Bameby  d.  in  London,  11  Feb.  1817,  was  buxied  at 
Brockhampton,  and  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHH  Babnebt,  Esq.  of  Brockhampton,  M.P.  for  Drolt- 

,  wich,  and  afterwards  for  Worcestershire,  b.  20  Nov.  1799,  m. 

24  July,  1838,  Susan,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry  Elwes,  Esq.  of 

Oolesbome,  oo.  Gloucester,  and  had  a  son  and  heir,  Johk- 

HABnrovox,  now  of  Brockhampton. 

.irm»— Quarterly:  Ist  and  4th,  sa.,  a  lion,  passant-ffuar- 
dant,  between  three  escallops,  arg..  for  Babkkbt  ;  2nd  and 
Srd,  quarterly,  or  and  ax.,  four  lions,  rampant,  counter- 
tituaigi»±,  togetner  with  upwards  of  forty  quartocifigS)  chiefly 
brought  in  by  Habingdon  and  Shirley. 

Cr^tr—A  lion,  couchant-guardant,  sa. 

Ifotto— Virtute  non  vi. 

-Brockhampton,  in  Herefordshire. 


BARNETT  OF  STRATTON  PARK. 

Babneit,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Stratton  Park,  co. 
Bedford,  6.  81  Oct  1796;  wi,  1  Feb.  1826,  Elizabeth, 
8rd  dau.  of  Sir  Peter  Payne,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 

I.  CHAJtUB-FmaoT,  6.  12  Oct.  1880. 

n.  Geoige-James,  b.  8  Deo.  1881. 

m.  Gkyton.  6. 15  Sept.  1839. 

IT.  Roaewell,  6.  8  May,  1841. 

I.  Harriet-Anna-Maria-Stanhope.        n.  Elisabeth. 

m.  LauraJanet-Emma.  it.  Louisa. 

Mr.  Bamett  was  high-sheriff  of  the  county  of  Bedford 
in  1821. 

%iXttJiSt, — CuBTis  BAiurETT,  Esq.,  son  of  lieut  Bar- 
nett,  who  was  lost  in  the  "  Stirling  Castle'*  man-of-war,  in 
1703,  m.  18  May,  1725,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Benjamin  Rose- 
Wl,  Esq.,  and  (2.  29  April,  1746.  at  Fort  St.  David's,  in  the 
Sast  Indies,  being  oommander-in-chief  of  his  m^jesty'a  ships 
designed  on  a  particular  servioe,  leaving  a  son, 

Chablbb  Barnbtt,  Esq.  of  Stratton  Park,  oo.  Bedford, 
tilio  )».  17  Feb.  1756,  Bridget,  8rd  dau.  of  Alexander  Clay- 
ton, Esq.,  and  had  (with  other  children  deceased),  Charles, 
his  lM«ir ;  James,  banker,  of  Xx>mbard  Street ;  and  Bridget. 
The  eldest  sou  and  heir, 

MAJoa-GKif.  Charles  Barvbtt,  of  Stratton  Park,  6.  in 
Ifaroh,  1758,  m.  22  Feb.  1796,  Harriet  eldest  dau.  of  Admbul 
Blr  Bichaid  King,  Bart,  by  whom,  who  d.  17  Sept.  1790,  he 
had  a  dau.,  Caroline,  wife  of  J.  McOrath,  M.D.,  and  an  only 
ton  and  successor,  ihe  present  Charles  Barnett,  Esq.  of 
fftratton  Park.  Gen.  BameU  d.  10  Oct  1804,  at  Oibrattar, 
ef  which  ganrisoii  he  was  then  second  in  command. 

ArrM—Axg.,  a  saltier,  sa. ;  in  chief^  a  leopard's  head,  of  the 


eVeaf—A  treftrfL 

Itot'  ahrattoft  Paik,  BiggleBwade. 


BABNSTON  OF  CHtJRTOlt. 

BABKaviMr,  RoeBB,  Esq.  of  Crewe  Hill,  eo.  Chester, 
h  4  Dec  1826,  capt.  90th  light  infantry. 

S^ineafff  •— The  ancestors  of  this  fkmily  were  seated  at 
Ohurton  at  least  as  earl^  as  the  reign  of  Henrt  VI.,  when 
VvoAXi  »B  Barxstoh  appears  asatrustee  in  the  deeds  of  the 
Lbohss  qf  Carden.  This  Urian  do  Bamston  had  issue,  by 
Catherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  de  Crewe,  of  Crewe. 

BoBiBT  BARitsTOif,  Esq.  of  Churton,  b.  1714,  son  and  heir 
of  Boger  Bamston,  Esq.  of  Churton,  by  Jane  his  1st  wife, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Gregge,  Esq.  of  Hi4}8ford,  was  9th 
in  descent  from  Thomas  Bamaton,  of  ChurUm,  temp. 
BxasT  YU.  Hem  .Elisabeth  dau.  of  Sir  Whitmore  Aoton, 
60 


4th  bart.  of  Atdenham  and  Bound  Aoton,  in  the  eo.  Salop, 
and  was  father  of 

RooER  Barmstom,  Esq.  of  Churton,  high-sheriff  of 
Cheshire  in  1800,  6.  1749.  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Parker,  of  Astle,  oo.  Chester,  and  d.  4  Feb.  1837.  having  had 
two  daus.,  Anne- Elizabeth-Mary  and  Alice-Emma,  m.  to  the 
Hon.  Charles  Napier,  and  a  son  and  heir, 

Booer-Harrt  Barkston,  Esq.  of  Churton,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
b.  29  Sept.  1803,  who  m.  in  1825,  Selina-Martha,  dau.  of 
William-M.  Thackeray,  M.D.  of  Chester,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
13  Jan.  1835,  left  at  his  decease,  22  May,  1849,  Roger,  now 
of  Crewe  Hill ;  William,  lieut  55th  regt ;  Hany ;  Belina ; 
Eliza ;  Mary ;  and  Emma. 

^rnu— As.,  a  fosse  danoott^  orm.,  between  six  erosa- 
orosslets,  fitdi^e.  or. 
iSial— Crewe  Hill,  Fanxdon,  Cheshire. 


BARRETT  OF  MILTON  HOUSE. 

Barrett,  John -Basil,  Eaq.  of  MCton  Honse, 
Berks,  is  son  of  the  late  James  Barrett,  Esq.  of  ihe 
same  place,  and  grandson  of  John-Briant  Barrett^ 
Esq.,  who  purchased  the  estate  of  Milton,  about  the 
year  1768,  from  the  family  of  Calton. 

JrfiM— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  on  a  chief,  indented, 
BTg.,  three  escallops  of  the  1st  for  Babrett  ;  2nd  and  3rd, 
arg.t  a  dievron,  .enmiled,  enninee,  between  three  grey- 
hounds' bends,  enM,  erm.,  for  Beusom. 

Crest— A  wyvem,  wings  erect,  or,  chained  and  oollannd,  as. 

Motto — Honor,  virtus,  probitasi 

Stat^Wltou.  Mousey  Berks. 


BARNWELL  OF  MILEHAM. 

Barnwell,  The  Rky.  Charlks-Baritwell,  of  Mile- 
ham  Hall,  lord  of  the  manors  of  Mileham  and  Bees- 
ton,  and  patron  of  those  churchee,  rector  of  Milehazn, 
J.P.  for  the  CO.  of  Norfolk ;  6.  7  July,  1801 ;  m. 
28  Oct  1829,  Sophia,  one  of  the  daus.  of  Geoi^ge- 
Thomas  Wyndhain,  of  Cromer,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Chablbb-Wthdham,  b.  31  Aug.  1836. 

I.  Sophia-Catherine.  ii.  Adelaide-Horatia. 

Mr.  Barnwell,  whose  original  name  was  HBKRiNa^ 
assumed  the  name  of  Barnwell  on  succeeding  to 
the  estates  of  Charles  Bamewell,  Esq.,  and  the  Rev. 
William  Barnwell,  his  great-uncles,  in  1825. 

Sritl^aff?* — ^Wolfram  dk  Babnwall,  lord  of  Dronmagfa, 
CO.  Dublin,  14  Edward  I.,  was  descended  from  Mksakl  ds 
Barnwali^  who  settled  in  Ireland  temp.  Hkkrv  II. 

RianiALD,  his  son  (  28  Edward  I.)  had,  with  a  Snd  son 
Reginald,  an  elder  sou  and  heir. 

WoLTRAic,  who  m.  Nioola,  dau.  of  Robert  Clahull.  lord  of 
Balrothery,  Dublin,  and  had  issuer  Reginald;  Walter;  end. 
NiOHOLAS.     The  last, 

NiOHOiJisBARirwAix,  of  Crickstown,  oo.  Meath,  m.  a  dau. 
of  CUfford,  and  left  two  sons,  Christophsr,  of  Ciickatown ; 
and  Jomr,  of  Frankstown,  created  Fitcount  Kinfftland.  The 
elder, 

Christopher  Babhwall,  Esq.  of  Crickstown,  was  a 
Judge  of  the  King's  Bench  in  Ireland;  he  m.  thus  widow 
of  Drake  of  Drakestown,  and  had  two  sons :  the  younger, 
Robert,  was  created  Baron  TrwU€itow%  (See  PeerageJ,  Xba 
elder, 

Sib  Xiobolas  Barnswall,  m.  Ismay,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Sir  John  Saijeant,  of  Castle  Knock.  Christopher,  his  elder 
son,  was  ancestor  of  the  present  Sir  RBOurAiA  Babmb. 
WKLL,  Bart  of  Crickstown.    His  second  son, 

Thomas  Barswsll,  was  ot  OfBiJye,  in  Ireland,  and  by 
Blanche  Nugent  his  wifo  had  three  sons,  Monia.  Gervanl, 
and  Thomas.    The  last  named, 

Thomas  BarnwrlLv  is  said  to  haye  m.  Alice,  dmi.  of 
James  Eustace,  Master  of  the  Rolls,  and  to  have  had  iflBoo 
by  ber,  with  twoother  sons,  Thomas  and  Bicbard,  a  third  son, 

Bobrrt  Barnwell,  who  migrated  to  Lenton,  oo.  NoU 
tingham,  and  m.  Abigail,  dau.  of  Thomas  Manly,  and  Mt 
two  sons,  Simon  and  Thomas.    The  elder, 

Simon  Barnwell,  was  of  Cransloy.  oo.  Northampton. 
He  was  father,  besides  two  younger  sons,  John  and 
Richard,  of 

Thomas  Barnweli^  of  Cransley,  his  heir,  who  by  his  wife 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cradock,  of  Dyngley,  oo.  N<  rtl>> 
ampton,  had  issue,  fiv«  sons,  Edward;  Gyles;  Thmoaa; 
Gerrard;  and  William ;  and  one  dau.  Maiy.   The  ekkst  «*^m 


Jigitized  by  V3OOQI, 


BAR 

Sdvabd  BABsrwnx,  of  CranBlej,  Gent.,  m.  1st,  Ellen, 
dn.of  Thogaos  Brook;  of  Ogeley,  whose  only  child,  Jane, 
i.  «aa.;  he  m,  Sndly,  Ann,  dau.  of  John  Spencer,  of 
Bonham.  oo.  Beds.,  and  by  her  had  issue,  six  sons, 
SfiTBcr;  Thomas;  Edward;  John;  William;  and  Angus; 
aad  tluee  daus.,  Ifary;  Elizabeth;  and  Ann.  He  d.  in 
IfOS,  at  Walgrave,  baring,  in  conjunction  with  his  eldest 
son  Stephen,  exchanged  the  Northamptonshire  estate  with 
Or  Thomas  Oedl,  Knt,  (afterwards  Marquess  of  ExeterX 
ftr  that  of  Mileham  and  Beeston,  in  Norfolk.    The  eldest 

■OB. 

Brmnr  BirnvwcLL^  eanoe  into  Norfolk,  and  made  his 
niidanoeat  Mlleham.  in  1585.  He  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of  Nicho- 
ks  CUtoo,  of  littie  Oatworth,  Hants,  and  was  buried  at 
Mikham,  19  Sept.  1088,  leavingthree  sons,  of  whom  the 


BnwABO  Babxwkll,  Esq.  of  MUeham,  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  Sir  Tbaama  Pkyters,  of  Sotterloy,  Suffolk,  Bart,  and  (U 
at  MUeham,  whara  he  was  buried,  80  Nor.  1666.  His  issue 
ven  eight  sons  and  four  daus.  His  eldest  surviving  son 
aadhdr, 

Ckakus  Babjkwmll,  of  MUfduun,  6.  1626,  m.  Susan,  dau. 
tt  Wniiam  Sjrdnor,  of  Blundeston,  Suffolk,  and  was  f . 
(UwBid  his  eldest  sod  dying  an  infhnc)  by  his  only  other 

•CB. 

Ckabub  BjLsanrELL,  of  Mlleham,  Gent,  who  m.  in  1678, 
Aaa,  one  of  the  daus.  of  Clement  Heigham,  of  Barrow, 
Softlk,  aad  dyhig  fai  1702,  (buried  Dec  19),  left  issue 
(two  other  sons  having  d.  in  infancy),  with  a  dau.  Ann, 
«if»  of  Heniy  Mingay,  of  Woodton,  his  2nd  son  and  heir, 

C>t*«f.w  Babhwkll^  of  Mileham,  Esq.,  who  was  thrice 
■wried;  by  bis  1st  wife,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Rev.  John 
Iflife,  lector  of  MOeham,  who  d,  19  Deo.  1705,  he  had  an 
^ysn. 


He  sk  Sadly,  Mary,  dao.  of  Sir  Hiomas  Bumey,  of  Reed- 
hiB,  But.,  who  d.  17  Deo.  1790,  having  had  several  children 
dlof  iriiom  d.  in  iniaacy,  exoept  the  second, 

Bdward,  (.  1712;  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Mileham;  d. 

Bs  ■.  ardlj.  Sb  1728,  Mary,  dan.  of  Rev.  John  Nowell, 
ndsr  of  HiUingtoii,  Norf<^  and  by  this  lady  (who  sur- 
itvid  has  and  d,  his  widow  in  1787)^  with  a  son  John  who 
Aan  - 


LTiedflrick,  of  Bury  Si.  Edmunds,  bapt.  at  Mlleham 
9  Jane,  1790 ;  in  holy  orders,  rector  of^Brackl^,  Law- 
ihaO,  and  Stanningfldd,  in  Sufiblk;  succeeded,  under 
kli  mother's  marriage  settlement^  to  a  portion  of  the 
Mfliham  estato^  incinding  theOld  Park  and  the  site  of  the 
andeut  castle  of  the  PitsAlans;  m.  1769,  Susanna-Maria, 
dan.  aad  co-heir  of  Rev.  Thomas  Ewin,  rector  of  Swanton 
Horisy.  Norfolk,  who  d.  28  Aug.  1806.  He  d.  4  March, 
18»,  and  left  issue, 

1  Fnderidc-Heniy,  of  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  who  in  1826, 
en  sQoceeding  to  the  property  of  Heniv  Tumor,  late  ot 
Boty,  took  the  name  or  Tukkor  beforo  Barnwell; 
aad  d.  unm.  24  Oct.  1843,  when  he  was  f.  in  his  iuheri- 
tMce  of  MtMiam  Park  by  his  only  brother, 

2  Clariea-Fredarick,  kee|>er  of  sntiquities  in  the  British 
Museum ;  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Lowry,  and 
by  her  left,  Frederick -Lowry,  solicitor,  of  Lincoln's 
Ian  Fields ;  John-Lowiy,  d.  an  infant ;  Charles-Lowiy ; 
■dwsrd-Lowry,  in  holjr  orders ;  Heniry-Lo  wry ;  Busanna- 
Lowry,  wife  of  Rev.  Edward  Parker,  of  Oxendon,  co. 
Northampton:  Jane-Lowiy,  wife  of  Charles-Lewis 
Pkrksr,  of  Oxford. 

L  Anaa-Maria,  la.  William  Donne^  an  eminent  suxgeon  at 


Er.  BvnweD  d.  24  July,  1730,  and  was  f.,  as  to  the  manors  of 
IQohaa  aad  Beeston,  the  mansion  of  Mileham  Hall,  and 
tke  adrowauns  of  tiie  rectories  of  Mileham  and  Booston, 
brUi  eldest  son, 

Tn  Bbv.  OesBMB  Babvwxll,  h.  1705,  ceotor  of  Beeston* 
■m-WMism.  He  m.  in  1785,  Oatheriae,  dau.  of  Samuel 
%aanr,  of  Lavenham.  SuftiDlk,  who  d.  28  April,  1774, 
ad  W  faOowing  within  three  days  after,  they  were  both 
Wzisd  in  nseston  cfanrofa,  on  the  29th  of  same  month. 


n.  Edwaid,  d.  an  infhnt. 

m.  WnjUAM.  who  took  holy  orders,  and  on  Ua  fathet^s 
4«th  beeaate  rector  of  Beeeton.  He  d.  6  Jan.  1810,  leav- 
^  by  his  wile  Mary,  dan.  of  Geoige  Patteson,  of  I^ynn 
Bigis(who«L  n  Jahr,  1825},  an  only  son,  Ombos-Baxv- 
VBJ^  rector  of  Mileham:  whod.  25  Dec  1822,  tntm. 

nr.  John,  of  BnIc,  in  NosfoUc ;  m.  Anne  Wilson,  dau.  and 
e»heir  of  Thomas  Wright,  of  Stiffkev,  Norfolk,  Esq., 
ad  niiot  of  Thomas-Lee  Warner,  of  Walslngham,  Esq.; 
adhis  only  dan.  and  heir,  Oaxhxbuii  Bamshtmu^  m.  . 
SI  ^ 


BAR 

John  Herring,  Esq.,  alderman  of  Norwich;  and  d.  in 
1840,  leaving  issue, 

1  Charlis-Babmwbll  Hkb&ino.  who  has  assumed  the 
surname  of  Barkwell  on  succoeding  to  the  family 
estates,  and  is  the  present  possessor  of  Mileham  HalL 

2  Hennr-Lee- Warner-Herring,  m.  Joanna,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Harlock,  Esq.  of  Ely. 

8  John-BamweU-Herri^,  d.  wmi.  1888. 

1  Catherine -Barnwell  Eferrrinff.  m.  to  the  Rev.  John- 
Thomas  Batcheler,  2nd  son  of  Homer  Batcheler,  Esq. 
of  Horstead,  Norfolk ;  and  is  now  deceased. 

^.^ueL}^^<^*'^*«- 

I.  Theodc^La,  d.  unm.  n.  Elizabeth,  d,  unm, 

m.  Catherine,  m.  John  Webster,  of  Norwich,  suxgeon. 
rv.  Sarah,- M.  Samuel  Pye,  of  Norwich,  Oent 

Charlks  Babitwbll,  Esq.,  ddest  son,  was  of  Mileham 
Hall,  and  d.  1  Dec.  1802 :  his  widow  Moxy,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  William  Berwick,  of  Norwich,  suigeon,  d.  17  Deo. 
1808,  and  leaving  no  issue,  the  estates  come  to  his  brother, 

Thb  Rbv.  William  Babhwbll,  above  mentioned,  who 
was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thx  Rev.  Obobob  Babkwxll,  on  whose  death,  wnm.,  25 
Dec  1822,  the  property  devolved,  imder  the  vrill  of  Charles 
Barnwell,  Esq.,  on  the  present  Rev.  Chablxs  BAJtirwBLL 
Herbino,  who  8  Oct  1825,  obtained  the  royal  license  to 
bear  the  name  and  arms  of  Babkwkll. 

Arm»--OvL,  a  saltier,  embattled,  between  four  orBSoenta, 
arg. 

CreH — A  wolf's  head,  erased,  axg.,  gorged  with  a  collar, 
embattled,  gu..  studded,  or,  and  chained,  of  the  same» 

Motto— hojtl  au  mort 

iSio^—Mileham  HaD,  oo.  Norfolk. 


BARRON  OF  GLENVIEW. 

Babboit,  Pierse-Marcus,  Esq.  of  Qlenview  and 
Killoen,  co.  Waterford,  J.P.,  b,  8  Jiily,  180C;  m, 
9  Oct.  1824,  Catherine-Lucinda,  dau.  of  Laurence 
Crowe,  Esq.  of  Stephen'a  Qreen,  Dublin,  and  haa 
issue, 

I.  PnSBSB-LAVRKNOB. 

n.  Joseph-ManueL  m.  WUUam-Justiii-Arohbold. 

rv.  Arthur-Hervey-Aston. 

I.  Catalina-Lucinda-Maiy-Anne. 

n.  Maria-Matilda.  uu  Maigarita-Loolsa. 

IV.  Emily-Elisa-Maiy. 

^itltH^t* — Jambs  Barbon,  Esq.  of  Oarridk  Barron, 
CO.  Waterford,  brother  of  John  Barron,  Esq.,  grand  fkther 
of  the  present  Sib  Henrt-Wikoton  Barbov,  Bart.,  m.  and 
had  two  sons,  John  and  William.  The  elder  m.  Miss 
Power,  heiress  of  the  Georgetown  estate,  and  had  a  son, 
James  Barron.  Esq.  of  Oeorgetown.    The  younger, 

William  Barron,   Esq.   of  Carrick   Barron,  and  afteiv 
wards  of  Cadis,   in  Spain,   m.  Maiigarita  Power,   whose 
mother,  Maigarita  Archbold,  was  aunt  to  Robert  Arohbold, 
Esq.  of  Davidstown,  M.P.    By  this  lady,   who  m.  2ndly, 
Col.  Le  ChevuUer  fltagerald,  of  the  Spanish  servise,  Mr. 
Barron  had  issue, 
Piebw-Marcus,  his  heir,  now  of  Olenvlew. 
WUliom-Eustace.  6.  in  1808 ;  d.  at  Malaga  in  1825. 
Maivarita,  m.  1st,  to  Arthur-Hervey  Aston,  Esq.  of  Aston 
Hall,  Cheshire ;  2ndly,  to  the  Chevalier  de  PoggenhofeL 
Chargtf  d'AflUres  fVom  Russia  to  the  court  of  Spain ;  ana 
8rdly,  to  Le  Chevalier  de  Montenegro,  lieut-gen.  and 
chamberlain  to  H.R.H.  Don  Francisco  de  Paula. 

.^mw— Erm.,  on  a  saltier,  gu.,  five  annulets,  or. 
Cmt—A  boar,  passant,  as.,  on  a  wp  of  maintenance,  ppr. 
Motto — Audaoes  fortuna  luvat 
fiMte— Olenview,  and  Killoen,  oo.  Waterford. 


BARROW  OF  SOUTHWELL. 

Barrow,  Wiluam-Hodoson,  Esq.  of  Smithwell, 
CO.  Lincoln,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  South  Notts,  6. 
1  Sept  1784. 

SritlfHQe.— John  Barrow,  who  m.  Isabel,  dan.  of 
William  Hodgson,  had,  with  other  issue,  two  sons,  the 
younger,  William,  in  holy  orders,  late  arehdeaoon  of  Not- 
tingham, and 

Thb  Rbv.  Richard  Barrow,  who  m.  1  Jan.  1778,  Maty 
dau.  of  George  Hodgkinson,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Gbobob-Hodoukson,  b.  Jan.  1779;   m.  Mrs.  Elisabeth 

Lowe ;  and  d.  in  May,  1858,  leaving  two  sous  and  two 

daus. 

WiLLiAM-HoDOSOir,  of  Southwell,  t 
£ 


"J-^rXGoogle 


BAR 

lUchiutl,  of  lUngwood  Hall,  co.  Derby,  5.  Jtdy,  1787. 

John,  of  Normanton  Hall,  Southwell,  6.  Aug.  1790. 

James,  iu  holy  orders,  rector  of  Lopham,  Norfolk ;  6.  Oct. 
1793 ;  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  the  late  Bir  C.  Molet,  and  has 
A  son  and  a  dau. 

Ifary-Aune,  widow  of  the  Rev.  William  Lawson. 

Aimbella,  d.  8^t.  1850.  Sutten-Bullen. 

.^mu— Per  pale,  indented,  sa.  and  as.,  two  swords  in 
saltimr,  ppr.,  pommels  and  hilts,  or,  between  four  fieurs-de- 
Us,  two  in  pale,  of  the  last,  and  two  in  fesse,  axg. 

Crettr— On  a  perch,  ppr.,  a  squirrel,  sc|jaut,  or,  coUared  and 
ohained,  craclung  a  nut,  all  ppr. 

Jfoito— Non  fnistra. 

Mttidmce   Bouthwell,  lincohishire. 


BARRY  OF  ROCLAVESTON. 
Babbt,  Pkndock  -  Babbt,   Esq.    of    Roclaveston 
Kanor,  co.  Notimgham,  D.L.,  b,  6  May,  1783;  «.  his 
tskiher,  Fendock  Barry,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  18  March,  1833. 

ILitttajl^.-~This  family  derives.  In  direct  descent, 
firom  Godfridus,  "qui  floruit  apud  Teversal,  ifmp.  Con- 
quest." In  the  Uth  Edward  III.,  Sir  John  Barrt,  of 
Tollerton,  served  as  one  of  the  knights  of  the  shire  in  par- 
liament, and  is  probaUy  the  Bir  John  Barry  mentioned  in 
the  siege  of  Oaerlaverock.  The  eventual  heiress  of  this  long 
dMoended  house, 

Matilda  Babbt,  only  child  of  William  Barrt,  of 
^Mlerton,  Esq.,  m.  Richard  Pendook,  Esq.,  of  Qothet^ 
Ington,  CO.  Gloucester,  decended  fh>m  Pendook  of  Pendock, 
and  their  descendant  and  representaUve, 

Amr  Pkmdook,  of  Tollerton,  m.  John  Neale,  Esq.  of 
MMisfldd  Woodhouse,  6.  18  Sept.  1657,  (son  of  Richard 
Neale  of  the  same  place,  who  oame  firom  Ireland  with  the 
Duke  of  Newcastle),  and  dying  in  1602,  left  a  son, 

John  Nkalb,  of  Tollerton,  Esq.,  b.  at  Mansfield  Wood- 
boose^  in  1686,  who  m.  Elizabeth  Mi^or,  of  Belper,  co. 
Derby,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Pbtdock,  of  whom  presently. 

n.  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Tollerton  and  Sibson ; 
who  m.  Elisabeth  Lowe,  dau.  of  Lowe  of  Park  Hall,  co. 
Derby,  and  had  a  son, 
PuTDocK,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  successor  to  his  uncle. 

m.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Sibson,  co.  Leicester, 
and  of  Tollerton :  bapt.  11  Dec.  1733 ;  who  m.  Susanna. 
dau.  of  Philip  Falkner,  Esq.  of  Lincoln,  by  whom  ho  had 


1  Thomas,  who  m.  Bridget  Olen,  and  had  two  sons, 
Thomas-Pendock,  and  Pendock- William,  and  two  daus. 

S  Pendcck,  who  m.  Sarah  Wright ;  and  d.  $,p. 

8  John,  iu  holy  orders,  rector  of  Tollerton ;  S.  29  March, 
1771 ;  who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Jonathan  Dennis, 
rector  of  Bramshot,  Hants,  and  has  a  son,  Philip- 
Pendock,  6.  in  1798. 

1  Susanna,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Pendock  Barry,  LL.D.,  of 
Rodaveaton. 

Tbeddeetson, 

Pbhdook  Nkalb,  of  Tollerton,  Esq.,  m.  Hai-riet,  sister 
of  Richard,  1st  Lord  Eliot,  of  Port  Eliot,  d,  8.  p.  in  1778, 
and  was  $.  by  his  nephew, 

Pbhdook  Nbalb,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  b.  27  Aug.  1757.  who 
m.  his  cousin,  Susanna,  dau.  of  his  imclo,  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Neale.  and  by  her  (who  d.  22  April,  1811),  had  issue, 

Pbhdook-Barrt,  now  of  Roclaveston. 

Susanna-Falkner-Neale,  d,  vnm.  in  1821. 
Mr.  Neale,  who  assumed,  in  1812,   by  sign-manual,  the 
surname  of  Barrt,  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic,  d.  IS  March, 
1883. 

Arms    Gu.,  three  bars,  embattled,  arg. 
Oreie— The  embattlement  of  a  tower,  gu.,  chaiged  with 
three  roses  in  fesse.  arg. 
Motto— IL  R«ge  et  victoriA. 
fiectf— Rodaveston  Manor,  Notts. 


BAR 

Jahbs,  his  heir. 

Anne,  m.  to  Samud  Hartwdl,  Esq.,  capt.  in  the  army, 
dain  at  Landen,  in  1093. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Alan  Brodrick,  1st  Viscotmt  Midleton, 
and  had  issue. 
Mr.   Barry   m.  2ndly,  in  1666,  Jane,  ddest  dau.   of  Sir 
Nicholas  Purdon,  Knt.,  of  BaUyclough,  co.  Cork,  MP.  for 
Baltimore,  and  had,  with  two  daus.,  another  son, 
Redmond,  of  Ballvdough,  co.  Cork,  who  m.  1700.  Catha- 
rine, dau.  of  William  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Brucbeny  and 
Ballintemple  (near  Buttevant),  co.  Cork,  and  by  her  had 
an  dder  sou  and  heir, 
Rbdkond,  of  Ballydough,  high-dierlff  of  co.  Cork  in 
1734 ;  who  m.  Henrietta,  2nd  dau.  of  WilUam  Duna- 
combe^  Esq.  of  Mount  Desart,  co.  Cork,  and  had  issuo. 
Jamb8»  his  hdr,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  successor  to 
his  coiisin,  Redmond  Barry,  Esq.  of  Ratbcormack, 
as  M 'Adam  Barrt. 

Mary,  m.  to  Richard -Aldworth  St  Leger,  Yiscoont 
DoneraUe. 
Mr.  Barry  was  f.  by  his  eldest  son  by  his  1st  wife. 

Jambs  Barrt,  Esq.  of  Ratbcormack,  (•'M'Adam  Barry^ 
col.  in  the  army,  who  m.  Ist^  Mary,  dau.  of  Abraham 
Anseln,  Esq.  of  London,  and  had  issue,  two  sons  and  a 
dau.,  vis.,  James,  his  hdr;  Rbdmond,  successor  to  hia 
brother,  as  hereafter;  Mary,  d.  unm.  Col.  Barry  m.  2ndly, 
Susaima,  dau.  of  John  Townsend,  Esq.  of  Tlmoleage,  oo. 
Cork,  by  Lady  Catherine  Barry,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard, 
Earl  of  Barrymore,  and  by  her  had  issue  two  sons,  David, 
M.D.,  d.  i,  p.;  Patrick,  M.D.,  d.  $.  p. ;  and  two  daus., 
Ehzabeth,  m.  to  Noblett  Dunscombe,  Esq.  of  Mount  Desart, 
CO.  Cork,  and  had  issue;  and  Catherine,  m.  to  John 
Townsend,  Esq.,  her  cousin.  On  the  death  of  CoL  Barry, 
he  was  «.  by  iSb  elder  son. 

Jambs  Barrt,  Esq.,  who  d.  «nia.,  when  his  next 
brother, 

Redmond  Barrt,  Esq.  became  of  Ratbcormack,  (M'Adam 
Barry).     He  d.  $.  p.  in  1750,  and  was  «.  by  his  coudn, 

James  Barrt,  Esq.  of  Ballydough,  who  then  became 
the  M'Adam  Barry.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-hoiress 
of  Abraham  Green,  Esq.  of  Ballymachree,  co.  Limerick, 
and  d.  in  1793.  leaving  issue.    The  ddest  son  and  heir, 

Redmond  Barrt,  Esq.  of  Ballydough,  (M'Adam  Barry,) 
d.  unm.  10  Feb.  1812,  when  the  representation  devolved 
upon  his  brother. 

Hbnrt-Grben  Barrt,   Esq.  of  Ballydough,   a    mi^or- 
general,  H.M.S.,  who  m.  21  Sept.  1804,  Phoebe,  dau.  of  John- 
Armstrong  Drought,  Esq.  of  Letty brook.  King's  Co.,   and 
had  issue, 
James,  his  heir. 

Henry,  capt.  B.I.C.'s  service,  kiUed  in  Burmah,  1854. 
Redmond,  barrister-at-law.  Judge  at  Mdboume,  Victoria. 
St.  Leger,  late  capt  65th  foot,  now  commissioner  Gold 
Fidds,  Australia. 
John-Richard,  lieut.  86th  foot ;  d.  in  India  «nm. 
WilUam-Wigram,  capt.  royal  artillery. 
Letitia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Robert  Biuy,  of  Carrigrenaae,  oo. 
Cork, 

Eliza,  m.  Murray  Simpson.  Esq.  Caroline. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Mi^or  Osborne  Broadly. 
Phoibe,  d.  unm.  Chariotte.  Louisa,  d.  wtm. 

Gen.  Barry  d.  18  May.  1838,  and  was  f.  by  his  oldest  son 
and  heir,  the  present  James  Barrt,  Esq.  of  BaUyclough. 

AnM—Btarry  of  six,  arg.  and  gu. 

Crei<— Out  of  a  castle,  aig.,  a  wdf  *s  head,  sa. 

Motto — BoutoK  en  avant 

SmU— Ballydough,  co.  Cork. 


BARRY  OF  BALT.YCJLOUGH. 

Babbt,  James,  Esq.  of  BaUyclough,  co.  Cork, 
5.  28  July,  1805;  m.  2  March,  1841,  Olivia-Maria, 
dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  Francis  Drew,  Esqt  of 
M'Ck>]lop  Castle,  co.  Waterford.  Captain  Barry  was 
bigh-sherifl  of  co.  Cork  in  1841. 

fLClttafft. — ^This  family,  formeriy  seated  at  lisnagar, 
near  Rathoormadc,  claims  to  be  senior  to  the  Barrymore 
iSftmUy. 

Rbdmoitd  Barrt,  Esq.  of  Lisnogar  and  Ratbcormack,  co. 
Cork,  ("M'Adam  Barry,**)  m,  Ist,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Boyle, 
Esq.  of  Castle  I^ons,  oo.  Cork,  and  had  issue  a  son  and 
two  daua., 

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BARRY  OF  FOATY  ISLAND  AND  MARBURY 
HALL. 
Shtth-Barrt,  Jambs-Huoh,  Esq.  of  Foaiy  Island, 
CO.  Cork,  and  of  Marbury  Hall,  co.  Chester,  6.  in 
1816  ;  m.  in  Sept.  1841,  Eliza,  eldest  da>i.  of  Shall- 
cross  Jacson,  Esq.  of  Newton  Bank,  Cheshire. 
Mr.  Smith -Barry  served  as  high-sheriff  of  Cheehire 
in  1846. 

Hintagt.— Tub  Hom.  John  Babbt.  6.  in  1725, 
youngest  son  of  James,  4th  Earl  of  Barrymore,  m,  in  1748, 
Dorothy,  dau.  and  co-heir  (with  her  sister  Lucy,  wife  of 
James,  Lord  Strange)  of  Hugh  Smith,  Esq.  of  Weald  Hall, 
in  Essex,  and  had  two  sons,  James-Huoh,  his  heir,  and 
Richard,  who  d.  «.  p.    The  dder, 

jAMEa-HuGH  Bmith-Barrt,  Esq.  of  Marbury  Hall  and 
Foaty  IsUnd,  6.  in  174S,  was  high-sheriff  of  Cheshire  In  1735. 
He  d.  leaving  two  sons  and  three  daus.,  vis., 

JoHV,  of  whom  presently, 

James,  of  Lota  Lodges  co.  Cork,  m.  but  has  no  iasoe. 


BAR 

OuoliiM^u^sta*  m.  to  Qwrge,  eldest  son  of  ^bert  Cour- 
t«04y,  Eaq.  of  BaUyedmond. 

Narcun,  m.  to  the  Hon.  William  Masnr*  brother  of  the 
kte  Lord  Uuasy. 

limiia,  m.  to  the  Right  Hon.  Thomas-R  Cuaack-Smith. 
MMtcr  of  the  Rolle  in  Ireland.  -o""mi, 

Thedderson, 

/omi  Smtth-Babbt.  Beq.  of  Marbury  Hall   and  Foaty 
Uukd.  b,  1793,  sucoeeded  to  the  eetates  by  bequest.     He  w. 
1M«  Bisi^  second  dan.  of  Robert  Gourtenay,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
edmood,  and  had. 
Jajdes-Hxwh,  his  heir,  now  of  Marbozy  HalL 
John-H^fh,  deceased. 

Anne,  deceased.  Elizabeth,  also  deceased. 

Mr.  Smith-BuTy  ta.  2ndly,  Elira-Felida,  second  dau.  of 
Oeoeial  Heron,  of  Moor,  in  Cheshire,  but  by  her  had  no 
iaos.    He  d.  fai  1837. 

ilm*— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th.  barry  of  six,  arg.  and  gu. ; 
tod  and  Srdlv.  quarteriy,  Ist  and  4th.  gu.,  on  a  chevron ; 
or,  between  three  besants,  as  many  crosses  form^fitch^ 
ss. ;  tnd  and  3rd.  a  fease,  between  three  urchins,  or. 

Cra*— Out  of  a  castie.  ai^.,  a  wolfs  head,  sa. 

JToO^— Bootes  en  avant. 

farf>~Mafbugy  HaU,  Cheshire ;  and  Foaty  Island,  oo.  Cork. 

BARTON  OF  THREXTON  HOUSE. 

Bartow,  Thomas-Edward-Walter,  Esq.  of  Threx^ 
ton  Houae.  oo.  Norfolk,  b.  14  Sept  1811 ;  m.  27  June, 
1S44,  Eliza,  only  child  of  John  AUday,  Esq.  of  Gris- 
ton,  and  has  issue, 

L  TiiotCAB-AixDAT,  b.  21  Junc,  1845. 

n.  Waltei^May.  b.  18  Not.  184«. 
Mr.  Barton  «.  his  father  22  Aug.  1837. 

lintK^t. — ^Thomas  Babton,  Esq.  of  Hadlow,  younger 
brether  of  John  Barton,  Esq.,  grandfather  of  the  present 
WALin-BAKTOK  May,  Esq.  of  Hadlow  CasUe,  Kent, 
fm  that  family);  b.  13  Oct.  1736.  v».  Susanna  Ellis,  and 
kid  issue  a  son,  Walter,  and  a  dau.  who  m.  John  Bur- 
dttm,  of  Holt,  Norfolk.    The  son. 

Waltxb  Bastok,  Esq.,  m.  Anne-Hannah  Pigge,  snd  had 
iMoe,  three  sons  and  four  daus. ;  of  the  former. 

THcofAS  Babtoh,  Esq.  of  Threzton  House,  m.  10  Jan. 
mo,  Hannah  Clark,  and  had  issue, 

Tbohas-Edwakd-Waltkb,  now  of  Threxton. 

Sarah-Anne-Hannah.  Elizabeth. 

Armt-^Erm.,  on  a  fesse,  gu.,  three  annulets,  or. 

CV<aC— A  griffin's  head,  erased,  ppr. 

Jlf«(fs~-^rtis  est  Veritas. 

ftctf— Threxton  House,  near  Watton,  co.  Norfolk. 

BABTON  OF  STAPLETON  PARK. 

Barton,  John  Hope,  Esq.  of  Stapleton  Park,  co. 
Yoik,  and  Saxby  Hall,  co.  Lmdojn,  6.  3  Oct,  1883. 

IrtlUafft. — ^This  fiunily  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the 
SDcieot  boose  of  Babtok  qf  StnitkUU,  in  Lancashiie,  recorded 
ia  the  Heralds'  Visitaticm  of  1567. 

Bsanr  Babtoh,  Esq.,  descended  from  William  Andrew 
Barton,  Esq.  of  Deanwater,  Cheshire,  acquired  considetable 
property  as  a  merchant  at  Manchester,  and  purchased, 
a^xNit  the  end  of  the  century,  the  estates  of  Swinton  and 
Ward  Hall,  in  Ijuicashira.  He  m.  in  1768,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Joseph  Boshell,  Esq.  of  Neston,  in  Cheshire,  and  had  issue. 
Tbe  eldest  son, 

JoKS  Basiov,  Esq.  of  Swinton  in  Lancashire,  and 
Saxby  in  linocdnshire,  6.  in  1770,  m.  in  1796,  Maigaret, 
daa.  of  John  Watson,  Esq.  of  Preston,  in  I,a])cashire,  and 
dying  in  1831.  left,  (with  two  daus.,  Mary,  wife  of  Thomas 
Beywood,  Esq,  ef  Hope  End,  and  Sophia,  of  Jeremiah 
Ikylor,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  co.  Worcester,)  a  son, 

JoHS-WATBOir  Babxos,  Esq.,  J.  P.  and  B.  L.,  of  Staple- 
too  Park,  00.  York,  and  of  Swinton,  in  Lancashire,  b. 
30  Aug.  1798,  m.  29  Jan.  1830,  Juliana,  2nd  dau.  of  James 
Hope,  Esq.  d  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh,  and  bad  issue, 

L  JoHv  Hops.  i.  Mary-Jane. 

n.  Julia-Sop^  m.  21  Sept.  18M.  to  the  Rev.  Charles- 
Aiigostus  Hope,  youngest  son  of  the  \aJtA  Sir  John  Hope. 
Bart,  of  Craig  Han.  ^ 

m.  Margaret.  rr.  Louisa.  ▼.  OaroUne. 

n.  Franoea. 
Xr.  Barton  d,  23  Jan.  1840. 

>irais— As.,  on  a  feese,  between  threebucks' heads,  oabossed, 
ar.  a  mankt,  gu.,  between  two  aoorus,  leaved,  ppr. 

CWjt—Aa  acorn,  or,  leaved,  vert 

lf<f>ao-<:rBscitar  cxiltu. 

&»l~fitu>Ieton  Park,  near  Fontefhict. 
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BAR 

BARTON  OF  GROVR 

Barton,  William,  Esq.  of  Grove,  co.  Tipperaiy, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  21  June,  1790;  m.  in  April,  1816, 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Samuel  Perry,  Esq.  of  Woodrooffe, 
by  Deborah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Lord  Dunalley,  and  baa 
issue, 

L  Thomas-Barksb,  b,  in  1810. 

n.  Samuel-Harry,  6.  in  1817. 

m.  William-Hugh,  6.  in  1820. 

L  Deborah,  m.  to  John  Wade,  Esq.,  Snd  son  of  WilUam 
Blaney  Wade,  Esq.  of  Clonabrany,  oo.  Meath. 

n.  Mary-Frances.  m.  Gatherine-Oraoe. 

IV.  Anue-Maigaret.  v.  Emily-Martha. 

Mr.  Barton  was  high-sheriff  in  1825. 

^.tiuafft. — This  family,  which  claims  to  be  a  branch 
of  the  ancient  Lancashire  house  of  Barton  of  Barton  Sail, 
was  established  in  Ireland  by  Thomas  Barton,  who 
accompanied  the  Earl  of  Essex's  army  to  that  IdAgdom, 
and  obtained  a  grant  of  land,  comprising  t^  district  called 
Drumminshin  and  Necaim,  in  the  oo.  of  Fermanagh.  He 
m.  Maigaret  Loyd,  and  had  a  son,  Anthont  Bartov, 
father  of 

William  Barton,  6.  about  16S0,  who  m.  Jane-Hannah 
Forster,  and  had  two  sons, 

Edward,  m.  and  had  issue,  William  and  Edward.  The 
latter  m.  his  cousin,  Elizabeth  Barton,  and  was  father  of 
Job  a,  who  was  brought  up  by  his  lucle  Thomas,  at  Bor- 
deaux. The  elder  son,  William,  had  three  sons,  John, 
Edward,  and  Gustavus.  The  latter  was  father  of  the 
Rev.  Edward  Barton,  archdeacpn  of  Ferns. 

William. 
The  second  son, 

William  Barton,  had  (with  a  daughter,  Elizabeth,  wifo 
of  her  cousin,  Edward  Barton)  a  son, 

Thomas  Barton,  Esq.  of  Curraghmore,  co.  Fermanagh, 
6.  21  Dec.  1094,  who  settled  as  a  merchant  at  Bordeaux 
A  D.  1725.  He  m.  1  Nov.  1722,  Maigaret,  youngest  dau.  of 
Robert  Delap,  Esq.  of  BaHyshannon,  and  had  one  son, 

William  Barton,  Esq.  of  Orove,  co.  Tipperary,  who 
m.  1  Aug.  1754,  Grace,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles 
Massey,  of  Doonas,  co.  Clare,  Dean  of  Limerick,  and  «ister 
of  Sir  Hugh-Dillon  Massey,  the  first  baronet  of  Doonas^  and 
had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir, 

n.  William,  of  Clonelly.    (See  that  branch,) 

m.  Charles.    CSee  Barton  of  Waterfoot.) 

IV.  Hugh,  of  Stral&n,  co.  Kildare,   (See  that  famUy.) 

V.  Robert  (Sir),  K.C.H.,  a  lieutenant-general  in  the  army, 
b.  in  1770.  m.  1st,  Maria,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  John  Painter, 
Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

1  Hugh,  a  mi^or  in  the  army. 

1  Grace,  m.  to  Captain  Addison.  2  Maria. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Colette,  relict  of  CoL  McFhersa,  and  had  bj 
her  a  dau.,  Alexandrine. 

VI.  Dunbar,  of  Rod^^stown,  oo.  Tipperary.  (Ste  that 
branch.) 

L  Grace,  m.  to  John  Ptilliser,  Esq.  of  Derryluskan,  co.  Tip- 
perary, and  has  issue. 

n.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  late  Lieut. -Gen.  Sir  Augustine 
Fitzgerald,  Bart,  many  years  M.P.  for  Clare  county. 

III.  Margaret  m.  to  Lord  Massy,  and  d.  in  1818,  leaving 
issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Barton,  Esq.  of  Grove,  M.P.  for  Fethard  before 
the  Union,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  General  Ponsonby, 
and  sister  of  Chambre-Brabaxon  Ponsonby  Barker,  Esq.  <tf 
Kiloooly  Abbey,  and  d.  in  1830,  leaving  issue, 

William,  now  of  Grove. 

Chambre-Brabason,  lieutenant-colonel  in  the  2ikd  liUs 
giiords.  d.  in  1884. 

Charles-Robert,  a  field-ofBcer  in  the  army, 

Miiry,  m.  to  Geoige,  youngest  son  of  the  late  Lord  Robert 
Fitzgerald. 

Grace,  m.  Ist,  to  lieut-Col.  Pennefather,  of  Newpark  co. 
Tipperaiy,  and  had  issue.  She  was  m.  Sndhr,  to  Mi^or 
Michael- Angelo  GalUaszi,  of  the  Austrian  service. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Bdmond  Staples,  Esq.  of  Dumnore,  Queen  ■ 
County. 

AnM—Axg.,  a  rose,  three  boars'  heads,  erased,  gu. 

Creft—A  boar's  head,  gu.  ^,   ^  ^^ 

Jtfo^o— Quod  ero  spero.  Ancient  Motto-~ViB  fortibusannaL 

Seat-^roYQ,  near  Fethard,  co.  Tipperaiy. 


BARTON  OF  CLONELLY. 
Barton,  Folliot-Warren,  Esq.  of  Clonelly,  co. 
Fermanagh,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  15  Sept.  1798;  <.  hk 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


B  AS 

5  HuicPHBST,  of  Aberedow  and  Lombedr.  oo.  lUdnor, 
which  estates  he  acquired  in  marriage  with  Eleanor, 
dau.  and  heir  of  John  ap  G  willim.    Uls  son  and  heir, 

JoHK  Baskcbyille;  Esq.  of  Aberedow,  m.  in  1678, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lewiii,  of  Haipton  Court, 
in  Radnorshire,  and  was  father  of 
Thomab  Baskkbvill^  Esq.  of  Lambedr  in  1610,  in. 
Eleanor,  dau.  of  Jonn  Lewis,  of  Lanwenny,  and 
was  «.  by  his  son, 

Jamcs  Basrbryillb,  Esq.  of  Aberedow,  who  in. 
Dorothy,  dau.  of  David  Blayn^,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  in  1697,  left  a  son. 

Jambs  Baskcrvilxje,  Esq.  of  Aberedow,  who  m,  in 
1664,   Elizabeth,   dau.  of  Edward  Oriffin,  Esq.  of 
Bickmarsh,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
Thomas  Babkbrvillx,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1700,  Sybill, 
dau.  of  —  Collins,  Esq.  of  Bryngwyn,  in  the  oo. 
of  Radnor,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 
Thomas  Baskzrvillk.    Esq.    of   Aberedow   Court 
who  m.   in  1726,  Meliora,  eldest  dau.  of  Richard 
BadcerviUe.  Esq.  of  Richardstou,  in  Wiltshire,  b^ 
Jane,  dnu.  of  Sir  William  Gore,  Knt  of  Barrow  Cour£ 
and  left  at  his  decease  in  1740,  an  only  dau.  and 
heiress, 
Phiuppa,  who  m.  in  1767,  the  Rev.  John  Powell, 
pf  FenUnd,  co.  Radnor,  by  whom  (who  <L  in  1819) 
she  had  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 
Meuoka,  m.  in  1787,  to  Peter  Rickards-Mynors, 
Esq.  ofTreago. 
n.  John,  who  left  a  son,  Henry, 
m.  Thomas,  of  Poctrilaa. 

17.  ElizabetA,  irife  of  Kynard  Delaberoy  or  according  to 
soi^e,  of  Sanacre  Delabere,  of  Kynardaley. 

Bir  Walter  m.  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  ap  Hilo  ap 
Harry,  of  Poston,  by  whom  he  had,  with  other  issue,  Philip 
(aee  Baskxbvillb  of  Oroalejf  Park),  and  Simok.    This 

Bdcok  Baskebville,  Esq.  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  —  Brand, 
Esq.  of  Wanborough,  in  the  oo.  of  Wilts,  and  left  three  sons, 
of  whom  the  youngest, 

Oboboe  Baskxbtillb,  Esq.  of  Tewkesbury,  oo.  Olouoes- 
t«r,  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  ^—  Quarrel,  Esq.  of  Blockland,  of 
Eveaham.  oo.  Worcester,  and  had  a  son, 

Thomas  Baskebville,  Esq.  of  Rlohardston,  in  the  co.  of 
Wilts,  m.  in  1604,  Johan  Lor,  by  whom  he  had  (with  five 
daus.,  Jenevora,  m.  to  John  Orubbe,  Esq.  of  Potherne; 
Catharine,  m.  to  Henry  Orubbe,  Esq. ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John 
Lambe,  Esq. ;  Anne,  wife  of  John  Polwhele,  of  Polwhele, 
Esq. ;  and  Mary,  m.  to  William  Riven,  Esq.)  an  only  sur- 
viving son  and  heir, 

Fbamois  Baskebville,  Esq.  b.  in  1615,  m.  in  April,  1635, 
Hatgaret,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Olanville,  Esq.  of  Broadhinton, 
in  the  CO.  of  Wilts  (afterwards  Sir  John  Olanville,  Knt.)  by 
whom,  who  d.  28  March,  1606,  he  left,  with  four  dMis., 
three  sons,  Walter,  who  d.  $.  p.  in  1606;  Thomas,  eucoessor 
to  his  £»th«r ;  and  Francis,  M.P.  tw  Marlborough.  The  2nd 
•on, 

Thomas  Baskebville,  Esq.  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Richard 
JonoB,  Esq.  of  Hanham,  in  the  co.  of  Gloucester,  and  had, 

I.  RiCHABD,  his  heir. 

u.  George,  of  Winterboume  Basset,  who  d,  20  May,  1765, 
at  the  age  of  73,  leaving,  with  other  issue,  a  dau., 
1  Jane,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Thomas  Baskervilje,  Esq. 
Thomas  Baskerville  was  t.  by  his  son, 

RiCBABO  Baskerville,   Eaq    of  Richardston,  who  m. 
Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Gore,  Knt.  of  Boitow  Court^  in 
the  00.  of  Somerset,  and  widow  of  -r-  Raymond^  Esq.,  by 
whom  he  had  issue, 
L  Thomas,  his  successor. 

n.  Meuoba,  6.  in  1701,  who  m.  in  |726,  Thomas  Basker^ 

ville,  Esq.  of  Aberedow  Court,  and  left  an  only  child  and 

heiress,  Fhilippa,  who  m.  in  1767,  the  Rev.  John  Powell, 

of  Fonland,  and  had  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

Meuoba  Powell,  who  m.  1st,  in  1787.  Peter  Rickards- 

Mynors,  Esq.  of  Treago.  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1794)  she 

had  issue;  1  Peter  Rickardb-Mynobs,  Esq.  of  Treago, 

(See  that  family) ;    2  Thomas  Baskervilli^  of  whom 

rreeently.  as  succeesor  to  his  reLitive,  Col.  t^askerville; 
Meliora,  m.  in  lbl5,  to  Hugh-Hovell  Farrmr,  Esq.  of 
Dunsinane,  in  the  co.  Wexford,  and  has  iasue.    Mrs. 
Rickards-Mynors  m.  2nd]y,  Jaspar  Farmai,  Esq.,  but 
dying  in  1829,  left  no  further  issue. 
nL  Jape,  m.  to  Thomas  Roding,  E^.  of  Salisbury,  and 
d.  s.p. 
Mr.  Baskorville,  of  Richardston,  d.  14  Sept.  1789,  aged  72, 
and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

Thomas  Baskebville,  Esq.  who  m.  his  oomdn  Jane,  dau. 
of  George  Baskerville,  Esq.  of  Winterboume  Basset,  and 
left  issue  at  his  decease,  in  1758  (with  a  dau.,  Meliora*  who 
d.  imm.,  in  1773),  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Baskkbvillk,  Esq.,  lieut-col.  of  the  60th  regt. 
of  foot*  who  m,  1st,  Anne,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James 
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B  A  S 

CNeile,  of  Banyshannon,  hi  the  co.  of  Donogal*  and  Sndly, 
Jane,  youngest  dan.  of  Thomas  Bishop,  Esq.  of  Kiusale, 
but  d.  f .  p.  in  181,7,  when  his  estates  devolved  upon  his 
cousin,  the  present  Tkomas-Babkebville-M  yhobs-Ba  hkebt 
VILLE,  Esq.  of  Clyrow  Court.    . 

.^mu— Arg.,  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  three  hurts. 
Cye«(— A  wolfs  head,  erased,  arg.,  holding  in  its  mouth  a 
broken  spear,  stafC  or,  head,  arg.,  imbrued,  gu. 
if oMo— Spero  ut  fldeUs. 
iSoot— Clyrow  Court*  in  the  oo.  Radnor. 


BASKERVILLE  OP  CROWSLEY  PARK. 

Baskbryille,  Hbnrt,  Eaq.  of  WooUey  House,  oo. 
Wilts,  and  Crowsley  Park,  co.  Oxford,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
6.  6  Jan.  1798;  m.  14  Feb.  1889,  Mary-Anna*  2nd 
dau.  of  John  Burton.  Esq.  of  Cheltenham,  and  grand- 
niece  of  Tolmin  North,  Esq.  of  Thurland  OasUe,  oo. 
Lancaster,  and  has* 

I.  John,  6.  0  Nov.  1889. 

I.  Maiy-Anna.  n.  Jessie. 

m.  Helen-Jane.  it.  Fkureooe-Bmma. 

Mr.  Baskerville,  formerly  a  dvilian  at  Madras,  «.  to 
the  estates  of  his  cousin,  the  late  John  Baskerville, 
Esq.  of  Woolley  House,  and  assumed,  by  royal 
license,  5  March,  1888,  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Baskebyillb,  in  lieu  of  his  paternal  one,  Viykash. 
He  served  as  high-sherifif  of  Oxfordshire  in  1847. 

SrCtlf  Age.^1%ia  is  a  branch  of  the  gre^  and  andont 
family  of  BaakerviUe. 

Pmup  Baskebville,  who  settled  in  Wiltshire  (son  of  Star 
Walter  Baskerville,  of  Erdial^,  K.B..  by  Elizabeth  Ms  2nd 
wife,  dau.  of  Henry  ap  Milo  ap  Henry,  had,  by  Agnes  his 
wife,  dau.  of  John  Hamlyn,  of  that  co., 

JoHK  Baskebville,  who  settled  at  Malmeebniy.  He  «». 
and  had  two  sons,  Francis  and  John ;  the  latter, 

John  Baskebville,  of  Mahnesbury,  co.  WUts,  buried 
there,  8  Nov.  1681,  was  father,  by  Rebecca  his  wife,  of 

Jomr  Baskebville,  Esq.  of  Burton  Hill,  Malmeabuiy, 
Wilts,  whose  eldest  surviving  son,  by  his  first  wile,  EUs»- 
beth  Wallis,  of  Slaughterford,  was 

John  Baskebville,  Esq.  of  Woolley,  Bradford,  Wots,  6. 
7  July,  1678,  who  m.  1st,  10  June,  1701,  Anne  Webb,  of 
Bradford,  whtoh  lady  d.  86  Dec  following.  He  si.  2ndly. 
6  July,  1710.  Rachel,  dau.  of  Joseph  Saigent,  Esq.  of  Oalnie, 
WUts,  and  by  her  (who  d.  18  March,  1744,  aged  69),  bad 
issue.    The  8rd  son, 

Thomas  Baskebville,  Esq.  of  WooUey,  6.  7  March.  1718, 
m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Dyke.  Esq.  of  Bradford,  oo.  WBtsi, 
and  d.  in  1770,  having  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  an  <^cer  in  the  army. 

IL  John,  of  whom  presently. 

L  Elizabeth,  m.  18  March,  1782,  to  Thomas  Todd,  Esq. 
of  the  Gencoral  Post  Office,  London,  and  of  Tunniside^  near 
Lanchester,  co.  Durham.    He  d.  11  March,  1827. 

n.  Susannah,  m.  to  Henry  Headley,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Devizes* 
Wilts,  who  d.  i.  p.  12  March,  1838. 

nL  Rachel,  d.  wtm.  rv.  Anne,  d,  imm. 

V.  Sarsh.  m.  21  April,  1788,  to  Oriel  Viveaah,  Esq.  of 
Calne,  co.  Wilts,  2nd  son  of  Simeon  Vivoash,  Esq.  of 
Calne,  and  Mazy  Bailey,  his  wife;  and  by  him  (who  <L 
80  April,  1886,  aged  72)  had  issue, 

1  Samuel,  h.  10  Jan.  1701,  d.  in  London,  25  Nov.  1830, 
imiR. 

2  Henry,  who  $.  his  cousin  in  the  WooUegr  House  estate^ 
and  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  BASKEBVUxaL 
He  is  the  present  Hbkbt  Baskxbvilli^  Esq.  of  WooUey 
House  and  Crowsley  Park. 

8  Oriel,  of  Calne,  and  the  Middle  Temple,  barrister-at- 
law,  6.  6  Jan.  1705. 

4  Charles-Baskerville,  of  Cahie,  h.  2T  Jan.  1700.  m.  19 
April,  1824,  Eleanor,  eldest  surviving  dan.  of  Heury 
Taun^,  Esq.  of  Overton,  Wilts:  she  dC  14  June,  184S. 

1  Catherine- Anne,  d.  young,  in  1702. 

2  Anne,  d,  unm.  in  1810,  aged  25, 
8  Eliza-Susannah. 

4  Hester,  m.  15  Oct.  1820,  to  William  Tpnner,  Esq.  of 
Overton,  Wilts. 
The  2nd  son, 

John  Baskebville,  Esq.  of  Woolley,  J.P.  and  D.L.  for 
Wilts,  m.  in  Oct.  1771,  Hester,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Webb,  of 
Gloucester,  and  d.  15  March,  1800,  aged  54,  leaving  two  sons, 
John,  his  heir ;  and  Joseph,  of  Woolley  House,  d.  mtm.  7 
Oct.  1812.    The  elder  son, 

John  Baskebville,  Esq.  of  WooUey  House,  and  of  Bath» 
d.  unm,t  20  Dec  1837,  and  was  «.  by  his  oousin,  Hknbt 
VivEAfiH,  Esq.,  who  thereupon  assumed  the  somamo  iffi^ 


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B  A  S 

nttt  of  BAflDKBTnxK,  and  is  the  pfrewnt  Hevrt  Baskib- 
nuM,  Esq.  of  Woolly  House  end  Crowsley  Park. 

ArmM,  Cmt,  and  Jlfotto— See  preceding  family. 

toto-WooUey  House,  parish  of  Bradford,  Wilts;  and 
Cnmsley  Park,  Heuley-on-Thames,  Ozfordahize. 

BAfiSBT  OP  UMBERLEIGH  AND  WATER- 
MOUTa 

BAflBRT,  Abthur-Davie,  Esq.  of  Umberleigh  and 
Watennouth,  co.  Devon,  b.  14  May,  1801;  m.  4  Dec. 
1828,  Harriet-Sarah  Crawfurth,  descended  from  the 
Crawfubths  of  Oraw/urth  Mope,  co.  Berwick,  and 
btiflBue, 

L  AxTHUK  CsAWFUBTH,  In  holy  orders,  b.  11  Aug.  1830. 

t  Hairtet^Mary.  u.  Eleanora-Susan. 

i.flieagf.— On  the  roll  of  Battel  Abbey  appears  the 
Mine  of  Basbbt,  and  in  the  Ckmqueror^i  survey.  Thurstan 
(or,  at  be  is  commonly  written,  THmurmrc)  a  Norman,  held 
^hMei  of  land  in  Drayton,  oo.  Staflford.  This  Thuxstine. 
leooxding  to  Dugdale,  was  patenjal  ancestor  of  the  several 
ftmilios  bearing  the  name  of  Basset,  which  rose  into  power 
and  distinction  very  shortly  after  the  Conquest,  Ordericus 

VttaUs  stating  them  to  have  been  previously  of  baronial  rank 
iaKormandy. 

JoaBABBCT,  Esq.eldestsonandheirof  Sir  John  Basset, 
\woOm  of  Oeoige  Basset,  of  Tehidy,  ComwaU,  and  grand- 
■OQ  of  Sir  John  Basset,  who  acquired  Umberleigh  and 
Heanton  Court,  Devon,  by  his  marriage  with  Joan,  sister 
and  heir  of  Philip  Beaumont,  of  Shirwel,  Devon,  w.  Frances, 
dan.  and  co-heir  of  Arthur  Plantagenet,  Viscount  Lisle,  who 
■anriving  him,  remarried  Thomas  Monk,  of  Potheridge,  co. 
Devon,  Esq.,  and  was  greatrgrandmother  of  the  celebrated 
Oeose  if  onk,  Duke  of  Albemaxie.  5y  Frances  Plantagenet 
Mr.  BasKst  had  issue, 

Sa  AxTHUR  Bassbt,  of  Umberleigh,  Knt,  who  w. 
Ikanor,  dan.  of  Sir  John  Chichester,  of  Baleigh,  Knt..  and 
VMfatberof 

&E  BoBKBT  Basset,  Knt.  of  Umberldgh,  living  in  1620, 
"whoi"  says  Prince,  "being  by  his  grandmother  descended 
ftwn  the  Plantageneta,  and  of  the  blood  royal,  in  the 
begiuiing  of  King  James  I.'s  reign,  made  some  pretensions 
t«  the  crown  of  England,  but  not  being  able  to  make  them 
r»«l,  he  was  forced  to  fly  into  France,  to  save  his  head  " 
To  eoooponnd  for  this  as  weU  as  to  maintain  his  expensive 
iCrlecf  living.  Sir  Bobert  greatly  injured  his  estate,  and  was 
neecaritated  to  sell  White  Chappie,  the  andent  inheritance 
of  bit  ancestors,  and  no  less  than  thirty  manors.  He  to. 
EUabeth,  Snd  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Peryam,  Knt. 
daef  baroo  of  the  Exchequer,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1633. 
igMl  M,  1)«  had  issuer 

0(N^  Abthttb  Basset,  his  son  and  heir,  b.  at  Heanton 
Coort,  in  lfi«7,  and  d.  7  Jan.  1672,  having  m.  a  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Leigh  of  Burrough,  co.  Devon,  by  whom  he  had  a 
wo,  who  d,  V.  p,  CoL  Basset  was  a  sealous  royalist,  and 
Prince,  fax  his  WortkUg,  gives  a  lengthened  memoir  of  Ixim. 
He  was  governor  of  St.  Michael's  Mount,  when  it  was  sur- 
nadeced  to  the  paiiiamentary  forces,  under  CoL  Hammond, 
aM*<b  ABd  is  boried  in  the  parish  church  of  Heanton  Pun- 
'^*"fap»  CO.  Devon,  where  a  handsome  monument  is  erected 
to  his  monoty. 

JoM  Babbet,  Esq.  his  son,  d.  in  1660,  i^ed  80,  and  is 
baried  in  Heanton  church.  He  to.  Susannah,  dau.  of  Bluett, 
of  Hpleambe  Regis,  co.  Devon,  and  left  one  son  and  heir. 

Jobs  Basset,  whp  suceeoded  to  the  estates  on  the  decease 
<*  Us  grand&ther.  He  vras  b.  1652,  and  d.  1686,  having  to. 
KBsibeth,  dau.  of  Arthur  Adand.  of  Bittadon,  co.  Devon, 
bq.,  by  whom  he  left  issue, 

Jose  Basset,  Esq.,  who  to.  a  dau.  of  Sir  Nicholas 
Hooper,  of  Follafarook,  oo.  Devon,  Knt.,  and  d.  in  1721, 
bavfatg 

FEAjnas  Basset,  Esq.  his  son  and  heir,  of  Heanton 
Coart,  who  si.  Eleanora,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Coiutenay,  of 
Ptwierfaam,  oo.  Devon,  and  had  three  children, 

L  Feaecu  Basset,  of  Heanton  Court,  Esq.,  only  son  and 
heir,  who  dying  vmm.,  devised  his  estates  as  before  men- 


wuovu. 

t  Enatarhla,  who  m.  John-Hooke  Campbell,  Esq.,  Lord 
I^ettl^ef  arm%  l?y  vrtuim  she  had  issue,  Eustftl^ 
le  AAnirsl  Sir  0«MTge  Campbell,  G.C,B,;  Charlotte,  to, 
Btr  Thomas  Gage,  of  Suffolk.  Bart ;  and  Louisa-Caroline. 
WL  to  Heniy  Hulton,  Esq. 

IL  Blaanota,  m.  John  Davie,  of  Orieigh,  in  the  pariah  of 
Bodd^nd  Brewer,  co.  Devon,  Esq.,  and  d,  leaving  fourteen 


1  J( 


-  Davie,  who  took  the  name  of  Basset  in  pur- 
"—— *  of  his  uncle's  will,  and  was  the  late  Josxph- 
Datie  Basset;  of  Umberleigh  and  Watermouth,  Esq. 
67 


B  A  S 

5  Rev.  Charles  Davie,  rector  of  Heanton  Panchaidon, 
CO.  Devon,  w.  Bridget,  dau.  of  —  Boyfleld,  of  Lee,  co. 
Kent,  Esq.,  and  d.  leaviug  issue,  Charles-Christopher 
Davie,  captain  67th  regiment;  and  Mary-JaneT  w. 
John  May,  Esq.  of  Broadgate,  near  Barnstaple,  deputy- 
lieutenant  and  magistrate  for  the  co.  of  Devon. 

8  John  Davie.  Esq.,  post-captain  in  the  B.N.,  whom, 
and  a.,  leaving  one  dau. 
4  Francis  Davie,  alieut.  in  the  R  M.,  who  d,  imro. 

^^?^",®  ^f^^  ^*i'  ^  ^«  H.E.I.C.S.,  TO.  and  d, 
in  India,  leavingone  caUd^  a  dau. 

0  Hemy  Davie,  Esq  also  in  the  H.E.I.C.a,  was  lost 
at  sea  on  his  return  from  India.    He  d.  unm. 

7  Thomas  Davie,  d.  young. 

^-rS**?*****  *^®  ®^**®^  <=^-»  «»•  ^^-  J^B^riB  Lewis,  of 
Gwinfe,  co.  Carmarthen,  and  d.  leaving  issue. 
2  Julia,  TO.  Rev.  Mr.  Beadon. 

8  Eustatia,  to.  Captahi  Sharp,  of  H.M.  29th  regt  of  foot, 
and  has  issue. 

1  S*°5®^  ^  '*"'"•  *  Harriet,  d.  vnm. 

6  Charlotte,  m.  General  Debrisay,  and  has  issue. 
^J^^'  ^'  *^ce,   1st,  to  —  Lumsden,  Esq.  of  the 

E.I.C.S.,  and  2ndly,  —  Jones,  Esq..  and  has  issue  by 
both  husbands. 

Joseph  Davie,  Esq.,  nephew  and  heir  of  Colonel  Fiwids 
Basset,  «.  to  the  estates  of  the  Basset  family  upon  the 
demise  of  his  uncle,  in  1802,  and  thereupon  assumed  the 
additional  surname  of  Basset.  He  to.  MLbs  Mary  Irwin,  of 
Barnstaple,  oo.  Devon,  and  had  issue, 
Arthur,  now  of  Watermouth. 

^rancis,  in  holv  orders,  rec^r  of  Heanton  Punchaidon,  oo. 
Devon,  to.  Mary  dau.  ef  William  Cartwright,  Esq.  of 
Toignmouth,  co.  Devon. 

John,  TO.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Smith.  Esq.  of  Qlou- 
cester.  * 

Augusta-Mary.  to.  In  1827,  to  the  Rev.  William-Bickford 
Coham,  of  Coham  and  Dunsland,  co.  Devon. 
Mary,  to.  to  General  Sir  Hopton  Scott,  K.C.B.,  of  the  Hon. 
E.I.Co.'s  service. 

^rTO»-Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  Barry-wavy  of  six,  or  and 
gu.,  for  Basset-  2nd  and  8rd,  as.,  a  ship  with  two  masts,  or. 
the  s^  trussed  up  and  hoisted  to  the  yards,  aig.,  adorned 
with  flags  charged  with  the  cross  of  Eu^and ;  on  a  chiel  of 
the  second,  three  Ctoquefoils,  pierced,  gu.,  for  Davis. 

CW«<*— let,  a  miicom's  head,  couped.  aig.,  mane,  beard, 
and  horn,  or,  on  the  neck  two  bare  indented,  gu.,  for  Basset  ; 
2udly,  a  mount,  vert,  thereon  a  lamb,  passant,  aig.,  in  the 
mouth  a  sprig  of  cinquefoil,  gu.,  sUpped  vert,  for  Davie. 

«ea(»— Watermouth,  in  the  pariah  of  Ilfiaoomba  and 
Umberleigh,  near  Exeter. 

BASSET  OF  BEAUPRE. 
Basset,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Beaupr^,  co.  Glamorgan, 
6.  6  Dec.  1797,  capL  in  the  royal  ai-tillery;  d.  8  Nov. 
1849,  leaving  his  widow,  the  present  proprietrix  of 
the  estate  of  BeauprS. 

EineAgt. — The  Bassets  cf  Beaupri  descend  trom 
Thubstute  db  Basset,  the  Norman  who  accompanied 
William  the  Conqueror,  as  his  grand-falooner,  to  England, 
and  whose  name  appears  on  the  Boll  of  Battel  Abbey. 
His  son.  Sib  John  Basset,  Knt.,  was  Chancellor  and 
Vice-oomes  hi  Olamoiganshire,  to  Bobert  Fitshamon,  from 
whom  he  received  the  lordship  of  St.  Hilary,  in  which 
Beauprtf  is  situated.  The  representative  of  this  gallant 
knights 

WiLUAx  Basset,  Esq.  of  Beaupr^  son  of  Edward  Basset, 
Esq.  of  Brovishin,  co.  Olamoigan,  and  Katherine  his  wife, 
second  dau.  of  Edward  Came,  Esq.  of  Nash,  in  the  same 
CO.,  m.  Cecil,  dau.  of  Thomas  Van,  Esq.  of  Penbrey,  and 
with  other  children,  left  at  his  decease,  before  1046,  a  son 
and  heir, 

Sm  RicHABB  Basset,  of  Beaupr^  Knt.,  high-sheriff  of 
Olamoiganshhe,  and  governor  of  the  tovm  and  castle  of 
Cardiff;  who  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  Edward  Thomas,  of 
Wenvoe,  and  had  issue,  Wiluam  (Sir),  his  heir;  Katharine, 
m.  to  Edward  Matthew,  Esq.  of  Abennan,  oo.  Glamorgan; 
and  Mary.  m.  1st,  to  William  Games,  and  2ndly,  to  James 
Lory,  Esq.  Sir  Richard  «i.  2ndly,  EUsabeth,  datu  of 
Edward  Vanne,  Esq.  of  Marcrosse,  and  reUct  of  James 
Matthew,  Esq.  of  Aberman  and  Boos,  and  by  her  had 
issue,  RiGHABD  (SirX  successor  to  his  half-brother,  John, 
and  Edward  ]  Jane,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Anthony  Jones, 
archdeacon  of  St.  David's;  and  Eliza,  vdfe  o£  WUUam 
Andrews,  of  Cadoxton,  Sir  Richard  Basset  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son. 

Sib  Wiluam  Basset,  of  Beauprtf,  Knt.,  who  m.  in  1662-3, 
Martha,  third  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  Hugh  Wyndham;  cl 
Pilsden,  co.  Dorset,  Bart.,  and  reUct  of  Edward  Came,  Esq. 
of  Ewenny,  co.  Glamorgan,  but  dying  «.  p.^  8  Sept.  1067g 
was  M.  by  his  half-brother,  ^  ^ 

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B  A  ff 

BiA  BrcHABD  DABsrr,  of  BeaupH;  ksighted  at  Wbitcbnll, 
8  F«b.  16HI,  who  m.  IH,  Philippa.  <Uu.  of  Jamea  CamplM;!], 
of  Woodford,  CO.  Em«z,  uul  2ndly,  PriaeUU,  dau.  of  CoL 
I'hilUp  JoiiM,  of  Foiimon,  co.  Olunorgui ;  by  the  latter 
only  ba  bad  Imnie,  Tis.,  Philip,  of  Beoupr^  living  1709 ; 
XiiouAMD,  of  whom  presently  ;  Jane,  wife  of  Cbarke  Oibbs ; 
Klizabetb,  wifo  of  Tbomaa  Powell,  Eeq.  of  Landow,  oo. 
Olamoi^an  ;  Anne ;  and  Pri«cilla,  m.  to  Thomaa  Croaa.  The 
younger  ton, 

BiouABD  Bamut,  Esq.,  a  major  in  Sir  John  BruU's  regi- 
ment, baptijBed  12  Nov.  1060 ;  m.  lat,  EUaaboth  Apprice, 
and  2ndly,  Barbara,  dau,  of  William  Beinbrigge,  Eaq.  of 
I^okingtou,  00.  Derby,  and  by  the  latter  only  hod  iaaue,  an 
otUy  aon, 

LiEDT-CoL.  Hbvkt  fiAaan.  b.  in  1780,  who  m.  Kathorlne, 
dau.  of  Thomaa  Bainbrigge,  Esq.  of  Woodseat,  oo.  Derby, 
and  had  ioaue,  1  Jamee,  eapt.  in  the  army;  2  Bicharo 
(HirX  brigadier-general  and  lieut.-eolonel  0th  Woat  India 
regiment,  d.  tmm.  in  1806 ;  8  THOMAa ;  and  4  Catherine, 
who  m.  William  King,  Eaq.,  and  had  three  sona,  William, 
nu^or  in  the  army  ;  Richai-d,  lieut. -colonel  royal  artillery; 
and  Henry.    The  8rd  ton, 

TaouAa  BAaaar,  Eaq.,  lient.-eol.  in  the  army,  aometime 
Ooveinor  of  the  If  ilitary  Knighte  of  Windsor,  m.  1  March, 
1790,  Elisabeth,  dnu,  of  the  late  Alexander  Cruikshanka, 
Esq.  of  the  oo.  of  Aberdeen,  and  had  iaaue» 

HiuHARD.  lata  of  Beauprd. 

Willlara-Alexander,  6.  1  June,  1810. 

C.^iitliorine,  m.  to  (7apt.  BrookoA,  of  Applodore,  Devon. 

Hannait-AugiiBta. 

iRHbttllo,  fa.  Major  William  Bruce,  K.H.,  and  baa  a  aon, 
Wllllnra-Woat-Jamea  Bruoe^  Eaq.,  on  whom  Beauprd  is 
entailed. 

Qoorgiaua-Anne-Mansol. 
Col.  Baaaet  d,  7  Jan.  1842. 

Arm$^Arfi„  a  chevron,  between  three  bugle  horns, 
atringud,  sn. 

Ctr»t—\  Stag's  head,  oabossed ;  between  the  attirea  a  croaa 
fiti-hetl  at  the  foot,  arg. 

Motto — UwoU  augtm  na  chywllydd.         » 

&ul^Beauprtf,  oo.  Qlamuigau. 


B  A  s 

'  Basbett;  prebendary  of  rJandafT,  who  d.  1660,  leavfi^  by 

I  hi5  wife,  Rachel  Mathews,  a  eon,  Thomas  BAaanr,  fisther 

of  the  Rev.  Johv  Bassxtt,  prebendary  of  T  Jandaff,  whose  aoo, 

JoHM  Baobett,  Eaq.  of  Bonvilatone,  6.  in  1745,  high  sheriff 
of  Olamoiganiriiire  in  1824,  m.  Aime  Moigan,  and  dytng 
11  Dec.  1827,  waa  «.  by  his  son, 

JoHV  Jamw,  who  d.$,p.  1838,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  brothir, 

Thomas-Moboajc  Basbrt,  Eaq.  of  Bonvilstone,  b.  in  Feb. 
1780,  who  m.  in  1817,  Anne,  eldeat  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Dr. 
Morgan,  and  had  iaaiie, 

RicBARD,  now  of  Bonvilstone. 

JohnMotgan,  d,  mum.  23  Jan.  1841. 

WiUiom-Watkin,  an  officer  A6th  rogt. 

Mary.  m.  the  Rev.  Charles  Rumsey  Knight,  of  Tlthegataoa 
Court ;  aod  d.  in  1848,  leaving  a  dau.  Florence. 

Susannah,  m,  Louis  Thowroude,  and  has  issue. 

Louisa-Catherine,  m.  the  Rev.  Louis  Thomas^  and  has  iania. 
Mr.  Basaett  cf.  5  Nor.  1840. 

Amu,  OreM,  and  ifoMo— Same  as  Babsbr  9ifB«aMpri, 

iSeat— Bonvilatone  Uouae,  CardiflC 


BASSET  OF  TEHIDY. 
Basmrt,  John,  Esq.  of  Tehidy,  oa  Cornwall,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  6.  in  1791.  bigb-aheriff  of  Cornwadl  in 
1S37;  m.  in  1830,  MaryKlisabeth,  dau,  of  tbe  late 
Sir  Hoae  Prioei,  Bart,  of  Trengwainton. 

S.intaC[f.— Thk  Rxv.  Jorn  Bassst.  rector  of  lUogan 
atad  Camborne.  Cornwall,  next  brother  of  Francis,  lat 
lA>rd  de  Dunstonvllle.  6.  in  1760.  m.  4  Oct.  1790,  Mary,  dau. 
of  Qeorge  Wiugfield.  Esq..  and  dying  20  May,  1810,  left  a 
aon,  the  prcMut  John  HAaarr.  Esq. 

JrtPU— Or.  three  bars,  wavy,  gn. 

VrtM—X  uuioonk's  head.  tx>upod.  aiy. :  aa  Bassktt  ^  Uim- 
btrki^  JJifito — l*ro  rege  et  pvpulo. 

BASSETT  OF  BONVILSTONE. 

BLxsAirr,  RicHARi^  Esq.  of  BouviUtone,  oa  Gk- 
moi^gan,  J.P.  and  IXU.  A.  21  June,  \^'^;  m.  24  Oct. 
1J^43,  Ann-Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Homfrar,  Esq.  of 
IVulUue  Castle,  co.  (Glamorgan,  by  Ann-Maria,  daii. 
aiul  heir  of  John  Richnnls,  Esq.  of  Coraex  House, 
OuxiiC  and  hai»  i«Mie, 

1.  JouN-RidLAaxs  b.  SI  May.  li^7. 

u.  RdJpih-Thurvtine.  6^.  16  Jan.  1:>6X. 

1.  Mary^KhaabethA^'onstance. 

EintAfr.— Thia  ia  a  bcaooh  of  tke  azMieat  temOy  of 
JtAMCTT  4^  Btauimi,  which  wm  founded  by  Thorstiae  the 
Nomsan,  grand  fatooaer  to  Willlam  the  CooquecorX  whose 
soa.  Sir  John  Baeaett.  Kttt..  waa  rioe-c^kneeUor  to  Robert 
Fitohasooa.  Eleventh  in  dcecent  from  this  Sir  John,  was 
William  Basbbtt,  E»v  cf  BeaupxxS  and  St.  HiUry.  who  was 
Ikther  ol'  five  9000^  ot  whom  the  yottugeet.  TiaonAa  Bassbxt. 
Xaq..  •».  JeodMt.  chuL  and  heir  of  Thomas  ap  Evaik  op 
Ywhjia,  oad  thus  became  poassssed  of  the  infill  of  Uantry^ 
Uyd.     Ute  sea  aad  heir. 

JoaM  Thomas  B-^f*srrT,  Esq.  of  UaBtrythyd,  sk  1st, 
Aboe^  doa.  ef  Thoeoae  Love,  Esq.  of  Drnospowie,  and 
Sudly.  EfaaobetK  Nottoa,  by  ths  toroaar  of  whom  he  wae 
tftiihjr  ol  A  sou, 

TuoMiit  Bajwctt,  Esq.  of  Uootrxthvd.  whose  son,  by 
«K>c4k  iiwillim  hi*  wifo,  mtw  John  Ba.'«*ktt.  K>*|.,  Caber,  by 
Mhtk^u^  Wiiliwaahia  wile,  ot  thw  Rkv.  Will:oi  BASturr; 
ascter  o(  XewtKMi  Nottace,  ttTtti^  l4>^  who  at.  JeuoeC.  dait. 
of  th^ftov.  Ro(^r  WUUama,  and  hwt  a  soa,  the  Bxv.  Thomas 
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BASTARD  OF  KITLET. 
Bastard,  Edmcxd-Rodket-Pollbxfbn,  Eeq.  of 
Ritley  and  Buckland  Court,  both  in  co.  DeTon,  b. 
7  Sept  1825 ;  8.  his  father  8  June,  1838 ;  m.  22  Not. 
1853,  Florence-Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Simon  Scrope, 
Esq.  of  Danby  Hall,  co.  York. 

SLfnragr.— The  famUy  of  Baotabd  baa  been  seated  in 
Devonshire .  ever  since  the  Conquest.  Bobert  Bastard 
appears  in  Domesday  Book  to  have  had  large  grants  in  that 
county.  His  descendants  have  intermarried  with  tho 
heircsaes  of  Crispin  and  of  Killiowe,  in  the  co.  of  Cornwall, 
and  into  the  fomilios  of  FitzStephon,  BcsiUes,  DamareU, 
Oilbort,  Beynell,  Hele,  and  Bampfyide,  and  have  at  diffe- 
rent periods  served  aa  sheriffs  of  the  county.  Their  sest, 
for  many  generations,  was  at  Qarston,  near  Kingslnidge, 
until,  about  the  end  of  17th  century, 

WiLUAM  Bastard,  Esq.,  by  marriage  with  the  heiress  of 
Pollexfen  of  Kltley,  acquired  that  estate,  which  has  since 
been  tho  flunily  residence.    His  son, 

FoLLKXJTKN  Bastard,  Esq.  of  Kitloy,  m.  Lady  Bridget 
Poulett,  dan.  of  John,  1st  Earl  Foulett,  and  waa  f.  at  bis 
decease,  in  1733,  by  his  eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  Bastabo,  Esq.  of  Kitley.  He  m.  Ann,  dan.  of 
Thomaa  Worsley,  Esq.  of  Ovingham,  in  the  co.  of  Tork, 
and  was  «.  at  hia  decease,  in  17S2,  by  hia  elder  son, 

JoHK-PoLUEXTEK  Bastard,  Esq.,  M  P.  for  Devon,  who 
m.  Sarah,  widow  of  —  Wymondeeold,  Esq.  of  Unkings,  hi 
the  00.  of  Berks,  but  dying  without  isaue^  4  April,  181^ 
he  waa  «.  by  hia  brother, 

EoM nn>  Bastard,  Esq..  sometime  M.P.  for  Dartmooth, 
who  m.  Jane,  dau.  tixA  heirosa  of  Captain  PownoO,  BJ7, 
of  Sharpham,  Devon,  and  had  iasue, 

EDMUXD-PoLLKxrcx,  hls  heir. 

John,  of  Shart>ham.  c^pt.  RN..  and  M.P.  for  Dartmooth, 
who  Inhentea  the  P->wuoU  estates.  He  m.  Fnmces,  dan. 
and  co-beiroes  of  Benjamin  Wade,  of  Tbe  Orange,  ee. 
York.  Ek^.  ;  and  d.  11  Jan.  193ft,  leaving  aa  oulv  chOd 
and  heireas,  Francea,  m.  S  July.  1850.  to  WBa.-Frederkk, 
Viscount  Chewton.  who  d.  Iii6i,  of  wooada  recetvsd  at 
the  Battle  of  the  Alma. 

Philomen-PuwuoU,  in  ho^  orders;  sk  Maiy,  ddeat  dan. 
of  Mr.  Justice  Park. 
Mr.  Bastard  d.  in  1816,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  aon, 

EPMVXD-POLLXxrix  Bastard,  Esq.  of  Kltley,  M.P.  Cor 
Devon,  b.  U  July,  1784,  who  ».  S3  Jan.  1834,  the  Hco. 
.^nne>Jane  Rodney,  only  sorviving  daa.  of  George,  tod 
Baron  Rodney,  of  Rodney  Stoke^  and  hftd  by  bar  (who  d. 
23  April,  1SS3X  three  sooa. 

Ei>acrifD-RoD«^T-Pou.KxrKV.  now  of  K:*Jey. 

Ba]dwu»John-Pi>Uexf«n.  \  U  M.irch,  ISSOc 

WUliun-PoUexfen,  6.  12  Jan  ISai 
Mr.  Ba^Aid  rf.  S  June.  1S3S. 

A  "'•-• — Or,  a  chevron,  as. 

Crrx'  —A.  dexter  arm.  embowed.  fat  plate  armour,  ppr., 
iP*rti::(b«d.  or.  the  elbow  tow^urEs  tbe  sinister,  tiie  hAod  in  a 
^luni.et.  grasping  a  sword,  also  prr..  potaxaei  and  hilt, 
}(v.<id.  in  Knd  aiQister.  the  point  downwaida. 

f^a-  o — Pax  potior  b«?no. 

Sf*(^9— Kitiey.  near  YeaIm|»ton,  aad  ^*Hm»^  Osoii,  aear 
AshburtoQ,  both  in  Devoo. 

BASTARD  OF  CHARLTON  MARSgTAT.T. 
Bastard,   Thomas  -  Horlock,   Esq.   <rf  Chariton 
Marshall  co.  I>»r^t,  J.P.  aad  P.L^  &.  in  1772;  ». 
l>»t,  in  I7'i3,  Eli^btfth  I%gs»  of  Bkndfonly  aad  hj 


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L  T»»u»-Hoia/}CX,  6.  in  in  17M. 
'  n.  Elinbeth-HorioGk,  *».  in  1819,  to  John  Brine,  com- 
BuuMter,  R.N. 

Mr.  Bastard  m.  2ndly,  in  1811,  Eliza  Miiston,  of 
Blandford,  and  had  iasue, 
L  Heniy-Horkwk,  b.  in  1812,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  of 
Wakehill  House,  Ilminster,  nt.  20  July,  18M,  Anna- 
Ofttharine,  dan.  of  the  late  Edward  Sanders,  Ssq.  of 
Maidstone. 
Thk  gentleman,  who  wm  high-sheriff  in  1812,  is 
only  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Bastard,  Esq.  of  Bk^d- 
fofd  Fomm,  and  subeequentlv  of  Charlton  Marshall, 
who  was  2nd  son  of  Thomas  Bastard,  £Isq.  of  Bknd- 
foid,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau,  of  Henry  Horlock,  Esq. 
ci  Chariton  MarHhall,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Bas- 
tard, originally  of  Belchalwell,  by  Bridget  Creech 
his  wife,  sister  of  the  poet  Creech. 
Arwt»—Or,  a  chevron,  as. 
Crt$t — A  gfriffin's  heau.  coUarod  and  armod,  or. 
Rnidmn    Cbtuiton  Marshall,  near  Blandford. 


BATEMAN  OF  KNYPERSLEY  HALL. 

BaTKMAy,  John,  Esq.  of  Knypersley  Hall,  co. 
Stafford,  and  of  Tolson  Hall,  Westmoreland,  high- 
•hcriff  for  Staffordshire  in  1830,  6.  81  Oct.  1782 ;  m. 
30  Maj,  1810,  Elizabeth,  2nd  dan.  of  the  late  George 
Hc^  £isq.  of  Bedivals,  in  Lancashire,  and  has  issue, 

James,  h.  18  July,  1812. 

Imtagr. — Jomr  Bateilui,  Esq.  of  Tolson  HaU,  son 
of  Thomas  Bateman.  of  the  same  place,  who  d.  in  1736, 
M.  Ebsabeth,  dao.  of  Edward  Branthwaite,  Esq.  of  Carllng- 
bH,  in  the  co.  of  Westmoreland  (direct  lineal  descendant 
fim,  and  inheritor  of  the  estates  of,  Robert  Brsnthwayt, 
of  QurlinghiTl.  keeper  of  the  Tower  of  London,  temp. 
Jajos  L,  and  dying  in  1783,  was  f .  by  his  elder  son. 

Jamb  Bateman.  Esq.  of  Tolson  HaU,  who  m.  Mai^garet, 
dn.  of  Edward  Nicholson,  of  Kendal,  merchant,  and  grand- 
dao.  to  the  Rev.  William  Nicholson,  of  Old  Button,  by 
UtisareC,  first-cousin  to  Secretary  Craggs,  and  had  issue, 
Jonr,  his  heir;  James,  who  d.  in  1800;  EUsabeth,  m.  to 
Vflhm  Thorpe,  Esq. ;  Maxgaret,  m.  to  O.-P.  Wathen,  Esq., 
ift  SOB  of  Sir  Samuel  Wathen ;  and  Susanna,  m.  to  Richard 
Gfluld,  Esq.  Mr.  Bateman  d.  in  1824,  and  was  «.  by  his 
Mm  son,  John  Bateman,  Esq.,  of  Knypersley  Hall. 

Jrwu—Az ,  on  a  fesse,  embattled,  between  three  crescents, 
iMiant  from  each  an  estoile^  arg.,  the  chemical  character  of 
Man,  sa. 

Crat—A.  tower,  aiig.,  iasuant  therefrom  a  demi-eagle,  wings 
dsrated,  aa.,  cliaiged  on  the  breast  with  the  chemical  cha- 
£wter  ot  Hars,  or :  in  the  beak,  a  wreath  of  oak.  ppr. 

Saatf#— Knyperdey  Hall,  oo.  Staflord;  and  Tolaon  HaU, 

BATEMAN  OF  MIDDLETON  HALL, 
BaTiMAV,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Middleton  Hall,  co. 

Derby,  6.  8  Not.  1821 ;  m,  2  Aug.  1847,  Sarah,  dau. 

of  Mr.  WilliAm  Parker,  and  has  issue, 
L  TBOMAS-WiLLfAM,  b.  9  March,  185S.  i.  Sarah. 

lillCXft. — RiCHABD  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Hartington, 
i.  hi  1727,  lineal  deaoendant  of  William  Bateman,  of  South 
WlnSdd.  firing  4th  Riomard  IT,,  m.  in  1758,  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  Balph  Leek,  Esq.  of  The  Heath  House,  Cliaddleton,  in 
StsAordahire,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in  1784,  had  issue, 
L  TBoxAa  his  heir. 

n.  Rkhard,  6.  in  1768;  m.  twice,  but  d.  a  p,  in  1808 :  his 
widow  ai.  2  Not.  1810,  John  Stringer. 
m.  William,  of  Manchester,  mercluint ;  b.  in  1774 ;  m.  in 
ITM,  Mary,  dao.  ot  tieaavui  Swire,  roeroliant,  by  Isabella 
his  wilia,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Bent,  of  Man- 
dMsier,  and  of  Isabel  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Thoipe,  of  Hoptc^  in  Yorlcshire.  Mr.  WilUam  Bateman 
d.  at  Ardwidc,  14  July.  1817,  leaving  issue, 

1  Heory,  of  Trinity  College,  Gsmbridge,  M.A.;  6.  6  Oct 
1801. 

STbooMS,*.  0ApriLlMe. 
t  WUUaai.  b,  18  Jnly.  1806;  d.  10  Jan.  1818. 
4  Samuel,  b.  4  Oct.  1810. 
i  Predeciclc,  6.  in  1815 ;  d.  in  1818. 
1  lUrj,  m.  in  18S2,  to  William  Kay.  M.D..  of  Cheltenham. 
t  KBabeth.  8  Isabella-Anne. 

I.  Bizabeth,  tt  young. 

n.  Kaneey,  m.  1st,  in  1700,  to  Nathan  Sutto%  of  Leek; 
aai  Sndly.  to  John  Oibaon,  of  TattenhaU,  in  linoohishire, 
Burchant. 
Vk.  BatflBsa  d.  in  1774,  and  was  «.  by  bis  son,  Tbomas 
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Bateman,  Esq.  of  Middleton  Hall,  high  sheriff  of  Dtirby- 
shire  in  1823.  b.  27  Sept  1760 ;  m.  13  April.  17S6,  Rebekah, 
dau.  and  oo>heir  of  Arthur  Clegg,  of  Manchester,  merehant, 
and  by  her  (who  d,  in  1707)  had  issue, 
William,  F.A.S.  ;  b.  36  July,  1787 ;  m.  19  June,  1820, 
Mary,  dau.  of  James  Cranpton,  of  Brightroet  in  Lan- 
cashire ;  and  dying  11  June.  1835,  left  an  only  child, 
Thomas,  now  of  Middleton  HaU. 
Thomas,  b.  in  1792 ;  d.  in  1810. 

Rebekah,  m.  1816;  to  Samuel  Hope^  Esq.  of  liTsrpool, 
and  has  issue. 

Arm»-~Or,  tliree  crosoents,  each  surmounted  by  an  estoile^ 
gu. 

Orat^K  crescent  and  estoile,  as  in  the  arms,  between  two 
eagles*  wings,  or. 

&<U— Middleton  Hall,  Derbyshire. 


BATEMAN  OF  HARTINGTON  HALL. 

Bateman,  Richabd- Thomas,  Esq.  of  Hartington 
HaU,  CO.  Derby,  h.  9  Sept  1794 ;  m.  26  May,  1820, 
Madelene,  dau.  of  Robert  Willoughby,  Esq.  of  Clifie, 
in  Warvrickshire,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Hugh.  n.  Richard.  ni.  Thomas. 

lY.  Frands-WiUoughby. 

L  Elizabeth.  n.  Madeleine. 

EttUage.— That  the  famUy  of  Bateman  was  settled  at 
Hartington  before  the  year  1600,  appears  by  the  entries  in 
the  Heralds'  College,  as  well  as  by  a  letter  of  Sir  Anthony 
Batomsn,  lord-mayor  of  London  in  1664,  dated  in  Jan. 
1644,  in  which,  after  stating  that  his  father  is  "Just  dead 
at  an  advanced  age,**  he  says,  that  the  deceased  had  remem- 
bered in  his  will  "  the  x)oor  of  Hartington,  where  he  was 
bom.'* 

Hugh  Batsmah,  Eaq.  of  Hartington  (4th  in  desosnt  trom. 
Hugh  Bateman,  elder  brother  of  Richud  Bateman,  oluan- 
berliun  of  Lcmdon,  and  sometime  M.P.,  flather  of  Sir  Thomas 
Bateman,  created  a  Baronet  1664),  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Osborne,  Esq.  of  Derby,  by  Elizabeth  his 
wife,  dau.  and  eyentual  co-heir  of  William  Sacheverell,  Esq. 
of  Barton,  Notts,  and  of  Moiiey  in  Derbyshire,  and  had  a  son, 
RiOHABD,  of  Derby,  6.  in  1719;  who  m.  11  June.  1765, 

Catherine,  dau.  of  William  Fitzherbert  Esq.  of  llssing- 

ton,  in  Derbyshire,  and  had  two  sons, 

1  Hugh,  suooeesor  to  his  grandfather. 

2  Richard,  a  deputy-lieut,  and  magistrate  for  the  coun- 
ties of  Derby  and  Stafford,  and  liigh-sheriff  tor  the 
former  shire  in  1812 ;  who  m.  12  Oct  1792,  Eliz^ieth, 
only  child  and  sole  heiress  of  the  Rer.  Thomas  Keeiiuge^ 
of  Uttoxeter,  in  Stattordshire ;  and  dying  29  M^rch, 
1821,  leaving  issue, 

RiCHABn-THOMAS,  of  wbom  i>resently. 
John,  b.  in  Feb.  1^00 ;  in  holy  orders;  m.  Emily,  dan. 
of  E.  Shewell,  Esa. 
James-Alleyne-Sacbeverd,  6. 10  Dec.  1805 ;  a  deputy- 
Ueutenant  for  Derbyshire. 
Thomas-Osborne.  5.  1  March,  1809. 
Joyce-Osbome,  a,  in  1808. 

Mary-Elizabeth,  m.  20  March,  1829,  to  the  Rev.  James- 
Hamilton  Chichester,  of  Arlington,  in  Devonshire; 
and  ci.  in  1830. 

Eliza-Catherine,  d.  in  1810  wum. 
Hu^  Bateman  d.  21  Nov.  1777,  and  was  «.  by  his  grand- 
son, 

Hugh  Batsmah,  Esq.  of  Hartington  Hall,  6.  21  March, 
1756,  who  was  created  a  Baronet  15  Deo.  1806,  with  remain- 
der, on  failure  of  the  issue  male  of  his  body,  to  the  heirs 
male  of  his  daughters.    He  m.  4  Feb.  1786,  Temperance, 
dau.  of  John  Gisfoorne,  Esq.  of  Derby,  and  had  two  daus., 
I.  Cathebinb  Juliana,  who  m.  in  1816,  Edward-Dolman 
Scott  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Sir  Joseph  Scott  Bart,  and 
had  a  son, 

Fraivois-Edwabd  Soott,  Esq.,  6.  in  1824 ;  who  «.  his 
maternal  grandfather,  and  is  the  present  baronet 
n.  Amelia-Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Alexander  Hood,  Bart 
Sir  Hugh  Bateman  d.  in  March,  1824,  and  was  ».  at  Hart- 
ington by  his  nephew,  the  present  Richard-Thomas  Batb- 
mah,  Esq.  of  Hartington  HaU. 

ArvM—Or^  three  descents,  with  an  estoile  of  six  points 
above  each  orescent  gu. :  a  canton,  as. 

Crut—K  crescent  and  estoile,  as  in  the  arms,  between  two 
eagles'  wings,  or. 


BATEMAN  OF  GUILSBOROUGH. 
Batbhav,  The  Rev.  Edmukd-Hazelrioq,  M.A., 


of 


Ouilsboroiigh,  ca  Northampton,  &.  25  Dec.  1803 ;  m. 
23  Not.  1842,  Magdalene  Leckner. 


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%itlt&St* — ^^^^  family  of  Bateman  is  of  antiquity  in 
"Warwickshire. 

John  Bateman,  de  Clifton,  oo.  Garwiok,  (whose  will, 
dated  24  F6b.  1679,  was  proved  15  June,  15S0),  m.  Alice 
Page,  and  had  four  aona,  William,  of  Pulkington,  oo.  War- 
■wick;  John,  devioee  of  estates  at  Clifton;  Thomas;  and 
Bichard. 

Subeeqoently,  by  the  Visitation  of  1678,  there  was  a 
Bateman  of  Tottenham  Coiirt,  oo.  Middlesex,  one  of  the 
rix  dories  in  Chancery,  and  his  brother, 

Edmund  Bahsmam,  of  Clifton,  co.  Warwick,  and  of  Wind- 
sor, CO.  Berks,  who  was  father  of 

Edmund  Bateman,  of  Windsor  and  Shawell,  lord  of  the 
manor  of  Ouilsborough,  and  auditor  of  the  king's  exche- 
quer.   From  him  descended 

Mabt  Bateman,  of  Ouilsborough,  only  dau.  and  heir  of 
John  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Guilsborough,  who  d.  in  1784.  She 
ijt,  the  Rev.  Joshua  Wigloy,  D.D.,  rector  of  Clifton,  near 
Ouilsborough,  who  was  directly  descended  from  the  ancient 
family  of  W101.ET  of  WigtcdX^  co.  Derby,  and  d.  in  Nov. 
1822,  leaving  by  her  husband  (who  d.  in  1790)  two  daus. 
and  co-heirs;  Elisabeth,  d.  unm..  15  Feb.  1888,  and 

Mart  Wiolet,  of  Ouilsborough,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John 
Buckley,  of  Kil worth,  who  assumed,  by  royal  license,  in 
1824,  the  surname  of  Bateman,  in  pursuance  of  the  will 
of  his  wife's  grandfather,  John  Bateman.  Their  issue 
were, 

Edmund,  present  representative. 

John,  in  holy  orders,  M.  A.  of  Oxford ;  5.  S  Sept.  1805. 

Richard,  5.  12  Feb.  1807. 

JoshuA-Wigley,  M.A.  of  Cambridge;  6.. 27  Nov.  1808, 
receiver-general  of  the  Duchy  of  ComwiUl:  m.  1  Jan. 
1841,  Emma- Louisa-Rosa,  dau.  of  Oeneral  Blacker,  and 
has  issue  a  dau.,  Orace. 

Thomas,  H.A.  of  Cambridge  ;  6.  16  March,  1810  ;  m. 
29  June,  1840,  Marianne,  dau.  of  John  Daubeny,  Esq., 
I4L.D.,  of  Doctors'  Commons,  London,  and  has  issue, 
Arthur-Wigley  and  Mory-Daubeny. 

Charles,  b.  28  Dec.  1812 :  m.  Catherine  Needham,  of  Man- 
ton,  and  has  a  dau.,  Elizabeth. 

Mary-Anne. 

.^niM— Or,  three  stars,  issuing  fh>m  croncents,  gu. 
Creit— A  star,  issuing  from  a  crescent,  gu.,  as  in  the  arms, 
between  two  wings,  gold. 
lfo<(o— Sidus  adsit  amicum. 
£ea^-Ouilsborough,  co.  Northampton. 


BATEMAN  OF  OAK  PARK 

Bateman,  John,  Esq.  of  Oak  Park,  Killeen,  and 
Ardravale,  co.  Kerry,  high-sheriff  in  1820,  and  at  one 
time  M.P.  for  Trolee,  6.  26  Nov.  1792;  m.  25  Sept. 
1824,  Frances,  youngest  dau.  of  Nathaniel  Bland,  Esq. 
of  Randalls  Park,  Leatherhead,  co.  Surrey,  and  has, 

Rowland  dk  Conxnosbt,  J. P.,  h.  16  May,  1826. 

%,iXitVi^t* — ^This  family,  claiming  descent  from  the 
De  Baodements,  Seigneurs  de  Bi-aine-sur-Visie,  is  directly 
descended  from 

Rowland  Bateman,  an  officer  in  Hierome  Sonkey's 
regiment  of  horse,  who  settled  in  Kerry  about  1654,  and 
was  subsequently  high-ahenff  of  the  county.    His  son, 

John  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Killeen,  co.  Kerry,  m.  1st,  a  dau. 
of  William  Trenchard,  Esq.  of  Moimt  Trenchard,  co.  Lime- 
rick, but  had  no  issue.  He  n».  2ndly,  Anne,  2nd  dau.  of 
the  Right  Hon.  Oeorge  Evans,  and  sister  of  the  1st  Lord 
Carb«7,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
Rowland,  of  whom  presently. 

Oeorve,  m.  a  dau.  of  Anthony  Stoughton,  of  Rattoo,  and 
settled  at  Dromaltin,  co.  Kerry. 

John,  who  settled  in  co.  Limerick,  and  was  ancestor  of 
the  Batkmans  o/AUa  Villa,  in  that  county. 
The  eldest  son, 

Rowland  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Oak  Park,  b.  in  Jan.  1706, 
m.  in  1727,  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Nicholas  Colthurst, 
Esq',  of  Bully haly,  00.  Coik,  eldest  son  of  John  Colthurst, 
Esq.  of  Cooleneshanavalley,  and  uncle  of  Sir  John-Conway 
Colthurst,  created  a  Baronet  in  1744  ;  and  by  faer  had  issue, 
Rowland,  «.  to  his  father. 
Colthurst.    (See  Batcman  of  BarthoUy. ) 
Jolm,  m.  Olivia,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Hugh  Edwar48, 
Esq.,  and  relict  of  Richard  Parsons,  2nd  Earl  of  Rosse, 
but  had  no  issue. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Anthony  Stoughton.  of  Rattoo,  and  had 
iraue  two  sons,  Thomas  and  Anthony,  and  four  daus. 
Anne,  m.  to  Francis  Crosbie,  Esq.  of  Rusheen,  «.  p. 
Penelope,  m.  to  Richard  Smyth,  Esq.  of  BnUynatray,  co. 
Waterford,  and  had  issue. 

Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Fitzgerald,  Knight  of  Olyn.  and  had 
issue. 

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BAT 

Sarah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Barry,  of  Cork,  and  had  Issue. 

Francis,  m.  to  Pierce  Crosbie,  Esq.  of  Ballyheigue,  and 

had,  with  daus.,  two  sons,  of  whom  the  elder,  Colonel 

Crosbie,  m.  his  cousin  Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  Rowland 

Bateman. 

Jane,  m.  to  Richard  Dunacombe,  Esq.,  co.  Coik,  and  had 

issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

Rowland  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Oak  Park,  M.P.  for  the  eo. 
of  Keny,  and  also  for  the  boroxigh  of  Tralee,  m.  in  1758, 
Letitia,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Denny,  Knt.  of  Tralee 
Castle,  by  Agnes  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Blenneihassettk 
Esq.  of  Ballyseedy.    The  issue  of  this  marriage  was, 

Rowland,  6.  1760 ;  d.  yoxmg. 

Rowland,  successor  to  his  father. 

Thomas,  6.  1767 ;  d.  young. 

Agnes,  m.  to  Richard  Chute,  Esq.  of  Tallygarron,  and  had 
issue,  two  sons,  Francis  and  Rowland,  and  three  daus. 
The  only  surviving  son, 

Rowland  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Oak  Paric,  m.  in  1790,  his 
first-cousin,  Arabella,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Barry  Denny,  of 
Tralee  Castle,  Bart.,  descended  in  a  direct  line  from  the 
celebrated  Sir  Anthony  Denny,  Knt.,  groom  of  the  stole 
and  privy  coimdllor  to  Henbt  YIII.  By  this  lady  Mr. 
Bateman  had  issue, 

John,  present  representative. 

William,  6. 1  May.  1797. 

Thomas,  6.  26  Aug.  1802 ;  d,  1830. 

Jane.  d.  26  Jan.  1792. 

Letitia,  m.  8  Sept  1831,  to  Emanuel-Hutchinson  Orpen,  Esq. 

Arm^—Or,  on  a  dievron,  betwem  three  esoallqpa^  gu.,  an 
ostrich  feather,  aig. 
Crt$tr—A  pheasant,  ppr. 
Motto— ^9c  pretio  nee  preoe. 


BATEMAN  OF  BARTHOLEY. 

Bateman,  Colthurst,  Esq.  of  Bartholey  Honae, 
CO.  Monmouth,  high-Bheriff  in  1832-40,  b.  2  Oct 
1780;  wi.  2  Nov.  1809,  Jane-Sarah-Qardner,  only 
surviving  child  and  heiress  of  John-Kemeys  GJardner- 
Kemeys,  Esq.  of  Bartholey  House,  and  has  issue, 

I.  John,  b.  Feb.  1814. 

II.  George-Colihurst,  b.  Aug.  1815. 

in.  Rowland,  b.  Nov.  1816,  an  officer  in  the  navy,  d,  on 
board  H.  M.  B.  "Wellesl^,"in  the  Persian  Gulf,  in  1889. 
rv.  Robert,  6.  Aug.  1819. 
V.  Reginald,  of  the  R.N.  b.  Dec.  1820. 
Ti.  Thomas,  6.  March,  1823. 
VII.  Frederick,  6.  April,  1826. 
X.  Jane,  m.  iu  Aug.  1836,  to  John  Gwalter  Palalret,  B.A., 

Christ  Coll.,  Camb. 
n.  Sarah. 

%intSiflt» — CoLTHUBST  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Bedford 
House,  near  Listowel,  co.  Kerry,  2nd  son  of  Rowland 
Bateman,  of  Oak  Paric,  Esq.,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dan. 
of  Nicholas  Colthiurst,  Esq.,  m.  in  Sept.  1779,  Jane,  dan  of 
Rol>ert  Dobson,  Esq.  of  Angrove,  eo.  Cork,  and  hadiasue^ 
COLTHUB9T,  uow  of  Bartholcy. 

Rowland,  in  holy  orders ;  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of  Maurice  Fits* 
maurice,  Esq.  of  Duagh,  and  relict  of  James  Erdington, 
Esq.  of  Scotland. 
John,  a  lieut.  in  the  13th  Bengal  N.I.;  d.  unnt. 
Jane,  m.  to  Robert-R.  Dobson,  Esq.,  late  captain  in  the 
6th  foot. 
Anne,  m.  to  Patiick  Maitland,  Esq.,  since  deceased. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Daniel  Staunton.  Esq.,  deceased. 
Dorothea,  m.  to  Admiral  John  Maitlaud. 

ArnUy  Crt$t,  and  Motto,  as  Bateman  cf  Oak  Park. 
iSeat— Bartholey  House,  near  Uske,  00.  Mpmnouth. 


BATES  OF  MILBOURNE, 

Bates,  Nathaniel,  Esq.  of  Milbouma  Hall,  co. 
Northumberland,  6.  16  June,  1805. 

iLinrarre.— The  famUy  of  Bates  has  been  established 
many  ccniuiics  in  the  00.  of  Northumberland. 

Thomas  Bates,  Esq.  of  Ovington  Hall,  ki  Northumbei^ 
land,  M.P.  for  Morpeth,  which  he  continued  to  represent  in 
tlie  reigns  of  Mary  and  Elizabeth,  appears  to  have  been 
high  in  favoxur  with  the  former  queen,  for  we  find  her 
majesty  addressing  a  complimentary  letter  to  him  in  1656-7. 
Thomas  Bates  was  subsequently,  during  the  reign  of  Euza- 
BETH,  appointed  supei'visor  of  all  her  mi^esty'shouaes,  l<Mrd- 
ship0,  manors,  lands,  and  tenements  in  Northumberiand. 
His  great  great^'andson, 

BAi.n   Bates,  Esq.  of  Halliwell,  East  Hartford,  4o.,  eo. 


BAT 

ll<)VtluunberiuMl,  bapt.  at  Eondon.  89  Aug.  1613,  tranB- 
vitted  in  16«6,  to  the  Herald's  Office,  a  pedigree  of  his 
fsmOf.  He  «.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Thomas  Chatour,  of 
Botterhj,  and  dying  11  March,  1690,  aged  78,  was  t.  by  his 


Ralph  BAna»  JSaq.  of  Halliwell,  bapt.  16  Feb.  1646, 
vhoae  son  (by  bia  2nd  wife,  Anne,  dau.  of  William  James, 
E*].  of  WasfaingtonX 

Balth  Bates,  Esq.  of  Halliwell,  6.  8  Jan.  1688,  succeeded 
to  the  fiunfly  estates  at  the  death,  f.  p.,  in  1734,  of  his  half- 
IvoUmt,  Thomas.  He  m.  1st,  6  May,  1714,  Mary.  dau.  of 
John  Bacon,  Esq.  of  Staward,  in  Northumberland,  by  whom 
(who  d.  in  Man^  1738X  he  had  issue,  Anne,  wife  of  the 
Ber.  Chailes  Btoddart ;  Isabella,  m.  to  WiUiam  Watson, 
Esq. ;  and  Maxgaret,  wilb  of  Cuthbert  Watson,  Esq.  Mr. 
Brtea  m.  Sndly,  in  1735,  his  ooushi,  Isabel,  eldest  dau.  of 
Bkhard  Bates,  Bsq.  of  Newcasile-on-lVne,  and  had  further 
tame,  Baijh,  his  heir;  Thomas,  whoee  eldest  son,  CoL 
Viomas  Bates,  m.  a  dau.  of  Sir  Bobert  Waller,  Bart.,  and 
has  israe,  Mary,  m.  in  1754,  to  Henry  Wilson,  Esq.  of  New- 
bottle  ;  Esther,  m.  to  Bidiard  Wharton,  Esq. ;  Elizabeth,  d. 
mm. ;  and  Dorotby,  m.  1st,  to  William  Clayton,  Esq.,  of 
KewcasUe,  and  Sndly,  to  —  Brick,  Esq.  Ralph  Bates,  of 
HaUiwell,  a  very  active  magistrate,  d.  23  Nov.  1754,  and  was 
boxied  at  St.  Bunstan's  in  the  West^  London.  His  elder 
son  and  successor, 

Balph  Batcs,  Esq.,  b.  14  May,  1730,  sheriff  for  North- 
mnberland  in  176S,  m.  Ist,  16  July,  1759.  Jane  Mitford,  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  childbed,  6  May,  1760)  he  had  an  only  dau., 
laabeUa^ane,  m.  in  1786,  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Ingilby,  brother 
to  the  late  ffir  John  Ingilby,  Bart,  of  Ripley  Castle.  Mr. 
Bates  m.  Sndly  in  1762,  Anne,  sister  of  the  late  Henry  Elli- 
son, Esq.  of  Hebbxim  Hall,  and  had  (with  other  children 
iriko  d.  miim.X  Ralph,  his  heir ;  Richard,  killed  on  board 
fbe  ''Aigo"  man-of-war,  in  1783;  Cuthbert;  Hnnnah,  m. 
ia  1T86,  to  John  Hunter,  Esq.  of  Lisbum ;  and  Mary- Anne, 
SI.  in  1796,  to  the  Rer.  John  Fawcett  Mr.  Bates  d.  2  Aug. 
17B3,  and  was  «.  by  his  el  lest  son, 

Ralph  Baths,  Esq.  of  MilboumeHall,  Halliwell,  Ac,  6.  22 
Oct.  17M,  for  many  years  liout.-ool.  of  the  6th  (EnniskiUen) 
dngoons.  This  gentleman,  ool.-oommnndant  of  the  southern 
regiment  of  Northumberland  local  militia,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
sarved  as  high-sheriff  in  1812.  He  m.  4  Dec.  1798,  his  second- 
eeosin,  Saiah,  3rd  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Nathaniel  Ellison, 
viear  of  Bolam  and  Doddington,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  and 
hriroM  of  CoL  Fuiye,  of  Fai-ingdon,  Berks,  and  had  two 
sons  and  three  daus,  via. :  Ralph,  Nathaniel^  Jane- Anne, 
SBih,  and  Geoigiana,  m.  8  March,  1848,  the  Rev.  John 
Blphinetone  Elliot^  Srd  son  of  James  Elliot,  Esq.  of  Wolflee, 
ea.  Boxbmgh.  Col.  Bates  d.  6  June,  1813,  and  was  «.  by  his 


Ralph  Batb,  Esq.  of  Milboume  Hall,  6.  18  Dec  1799, 
idto  d.  6  June,  1853,  and  was  f .  b^  his  brother,  the  present 
Sathaaiel  Bates,  Esq.  of  MUboume. 

Jnu—StLf  a  fesse  engrailed,  or,  between  threo  dexter 
hsoda,  oouped  at  the  wrist,  bendwaVs^  aig. 

CrcK— A  naked  man,  holding  in  his  dexter  hand  a  willow 
wand. 

Jfotto— Et  manu  et  corde. 

3ntf— MiDxraine  HaU,  oo.  Northumberland. 

BATES  OF  DENTON. 
Bates,  Henbt-Wiujam,  Esq.  of  Denton,  oo.  Sus- 
sex, JP.,  a  capt.  in  the  royal  Sussex  militia,  &.  in 
1807;  9.  lus  fi&ther,  John-Henry  Bates,  Esq.,  in  1828. 

Ulntafft* — JoHH  Bates,  Esq.  of  Beaconsfleld,  oo. 
Bodks,  6.  in  1722,  an  alderman  of  the  city  of  London,  d.  in 
178S,  daring  hia  year  of  serving  the  office  of  sheriff  for  that 
city,  and  was  buiied  in  -Beaconsfleld  church.  He  m.  Miss 
EDiMi,  and  lefta  eon,  Henbt,  and  two  daus.,  vis. :  Martha, 
a.  to  Samuel  Ferns,  M.D.  of  Beaconsfleld,  whose  only  son, 
CoL  Sr  Bates  Ferns,  d.  in  1886  >  Anne,  m.  to  M.  Staples, 
tttker,  <rf  London. 

HsKBT  Bates,  Eaq.  of  Denton,  co.  Sussex,  the  son  and 
kcir,  h.  in  1754,  m,  Sarah,  only  dau.  of  Jonathan  ElUson, 
Esq.  of  Cheshire,  and  d,  in  1826,  leaving  by  his  wife,  who 
d.  in  1835,  an  only  son, 

Jonr-Honnr  Bates,  Esq.  of  Denton,  oo.  Sussex,  J.P.  and 
BX.,  5.  fai  1775,  capt.  in  the  2nd  life-guards,  who  m.  in  1806, 
Harriet-Elisa,  Srd  dan.  of  Wm.  Smith,  Esq.  of  Chlswick,  oo. 
XUdksex,  and  had  by  her  (who  d.  hx  1826X 

Hbit-Willlam,  his  successor. 

Johs-EUison,  in  holy  orders,  incumbent  of  Crosby,  oo. 

Lmcaster,  6.  in  1809,  m,  in  1^  Ellen,  dau.  of  F.  Carlton, 

Iso.  ol  Di^blin,  and  has  issue,  Heniy;  Charies-Ellison; 

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BAT 

Prancis^Edward,  b.  1811,  a  midshipman  R.N.,  d.  in  1824. 
Charles-Chester,  B.A.,  Trinity  ColL,  Cambridge,  6.  in  18161 
Mr.  Bates  d.  in  1828. 

^mw— Sa.,  a  fesse,  between  three  hands,  nxg. 
CreU—AjOi  arm  in  armour,  embowed,  in  the  hand  a  tmn* 
choon. 
if  otto— Manu  et  corde. 
fieo^— Denton,  co.  Sussex. 


BATHURST  OP  LYDNEY  PARK. 
Bathubst,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Lydney  Pork,  co. 
Gloucester,  J.P.,  6.  15  Jan.  1790;  m.  27  Aug.  1819, 
Mary,  dau.  of  William  Trendall,  Esq.  of  Gloucester, 
and  of  Hall  Ck)urt,  Marole,  co.  Hereford,  by  Jane  his 
wife,  dau.  of  the  Rer.  James  Benson,  D.D.,  and  the 
LAdy  Anne  his  wife,  da\L  of  Allen,  1st  Earl  Bathurst. 

UntKQt* — Benjaion  BATHxmsT,  Esq.  of  I^ydney,  oo. 
Gloucester,  Srd  son  of  Sir  Benjamin  Bathurst,  Knt.  coflferer 
of  the  household  to  Queen  Anns,  by  Frances  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Sir  Allen  Apsley,  Knt.  of  Apsley,  in  Sussex,  to.  let, 
Finetta,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Henry  Poole,  Esq.  of  Eemble, 
in  Wiltshire,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1738)  had  two  sons, 
Thomas  and  Pools,  and  four  daus.,  all  of  whom  d.  f.  p., 
except  a  dau.  Anns,  who  m.  25  Jan.  1752,  Charles  Biiigge, 
Esq.  of  Cleve  Hill,  Mangotsfield,  co.  Gloucester,  and  was 
mother  of  a  son,  Chablbs  Bbaqos,  heir  to  his  uncle.  Mr. 
Batl^urst  m.  2ndly,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Laurence  Brodrlck; 
D.D.,  brother  of  Alan,  Viscount  Midleton,  and  had,  with 
other  issue,  a  son,  Hxnrt,  late  bishop  of  Norwich.  (Su 
BuRKK's  Peerage).    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Bathctbst,  Esq.  of  I^dney  Paik,  d.  tmm.,  and 
was  f .  by  his  brother, 

PooLi  Bathttbst,  Esq.  of  Lydney  Park,  who  also  d.  with- 
out issue,  havhig  bequeathed  his  estates  to  his  nephew. 

The  Biqht  Hok.  Charles  Braggs,  M.P.,  who  assumed, 
by  sign-manual,  in  1804,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Bat- 
hurst. He  was  chancellor  of  the  duchy  of  Lancaster  in 
1812.  He  TO.  1  Aug.  1738,  Charlotte,  youngest  dau.  of 
Anthony  Addington,  M.D.,  father  of  Visoount  Sidmouth, 
and  dying  18  Aug.  1831,  left  surviving  issue, 

Charles,  now  of  Lydney  Park. 

WilUam-Hiley,  in  holy  orders,  of  Barwlctc-in-Elmet,  York- 
shire, who  m.  Mary- Anne  Rhodes,  and  has  two  sons,  the 
elder  named  Charles ;  and  four  daus. 

Charlotte.  Anne. 

.^mw— Sa.,  two  bars,  erm. :  in  chief,  three  crosses-pat^  or. 
Crttt^X  dexter  arm  in  mail,  embowed,  holding  a  club  with 
spikes,  all  ppr. 
AfoWo— Tien  ta  foy. 
SecU--Lydney  Park,  co.  Gloucester. 


BATT  OF  PURDYSBURN  AND  OZIER  HILL. 

Batt,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Purdysbum,  co.  Down,  and 
Ozier  Hill,  co.  Wexford,  h.  in  1795;  m.  in  1841, 
Charlotte,  dau.  of  Samuel  Wood,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

Bobert,  b.  in  1844 ;  and  four  daus. 

Mr.  Batt  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut.  for  ca 
Down. 

ILttt^flSt. — ^This  family,  originally  from  Cornwall,  was 
founded  in  Ireland,  by  an  officer  in  Cromwell's  army,  who 
acquired  considerable  property  in  the  oo.  of  Wexford.  His 
grandson, 

Thomas  Batt,  of  Osier  Hill,  m.  in  1718,  Jane,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Devereux,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 

Samuel  Batt,  Esq.,  father  of  Major  Thomas  Batt,  who 
was  killed  in  the  American  war,  when  the  property 
devolved  on  his  youngest  brother, 

Robert  Batt,  Esq.  of  Osier  HiU,  co.  Wexford,  captain  in 
the  18th  regt,  who  to.  in  1765,  Hannah,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Hyde,  Esq.,  and  d,  in  1788,  having  had  issue  flv%  sons, 
Naroisbus,  his  heir,  lIHlliam,  Samuel,  Robert,  and  Thomas. 
The  eldest  son. 

Narcissus  Batt,  Esq.  of  Purdysbum,  oo.  Down,  and 
Oder  Hill,  oo.  Wexford,  w.  in  1798,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Tho- 
mas Greg,  Esq.,  and  hy  her,  who  d.  in  1848,  had  issue, 
Robert,  now  of  Purdysbum ;  Thomas ;  Elisabeth ;  and 
Moiy,  TO.  to  Thomas  Greg,  Esq.    Mr.  BaU  d.  in  1840. 

^rTO»— Arg.,  on  a  cross,  between  fout  bats,  displayed,  sa., 
three  escallops,  in  pale.  or. 

Crettr-A  crescent,  aig.,  charged  with  an  escallop,  gu. 

Jtfotto— Virtute  et  vaJfore. 

i8ea<*— Purdysbum,  co.  Down ;  and  Osier  HUl,  co.  Wex- 
ford. 


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BATTEN  OF  THORN  FAULCON. 

Battek,  JoHir,  Esq.  of  Thorn  Fauloon  and  Teovil, 
CO.  Somerset^  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  in  1775 ;  m.  in  March, 
1818,  Sarah,  youngest  dau.  of  John  Copeland,  Esq. 
of  Ivor,  CO.  Bucks,  and  Lingfield  Lodge,  co.  Surrey, 
and  by  her  (who  d,  in  1821)  had  issue, 

I.  JoHK.  b.  in  Feb.  1815,  m.  in  May.  1841,  Graoe-Elinor, 
only  surriTing  dau.  of  John  White,  Esq.  of  Upceme, 
00.  Dorset,  and  Foiriee,  Isle  of  Wight,  and  had  issue, 
JoHK-MouMT,  b.  in  April,  1843,  and  a  dau. 

tL  Edmund.  6.  in  Not.  1817,  M.A.,  barristei^at-law,  m.  In 
Aug.  1848,  Jemima,  only  dau.  of  The  Ghisholm,  of 
Erchlees  Gsstle,  oo.  Inverness,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Macdonell  of  Olengsny,  snd  has  issue,  James- 
Forbes-Chisholm,  b,  18  Jan.  1847,  and  Jemima-Emily. 

m.  Herbert-Butler,  6.  in  July,  1819. 

I.  Emily. 

i^iXltKQf, — ^This  family  has  been  seated  for  neariy  six 
oenturiee  in  the  ooimty  of  Somerset. 

Its  origin  appears  to  have  been  Flemish.  In  the  reign  of 
EnwARD  I.,  the  leading  merchants  of  the  wool  staple,  trading 
-with  Flanders  and  of  Flemish  origin,  were  Ingeram  do  Be- 
isyn,  William  de  Beteyn,  and  John  Beteyn. 

Ingeram  de  Beteyn  a^  held  lands  In  Wendover,  co. 
Bucks,  where  Andrew  Batyn,  probsbly  his  son,  was  M.P. 
for  Wycombe  hi  1307. 

William  Beteyn  was  sheriff  of  London,  1280,  and  amember 
of  the  Goldsmiths'  Company/  Richard  Beteyn,  goldsmith, 
probably  his  son,  served  as  mayor  of  London  in  1327,  and 
twice  T^resented  the  dty  in  parliament  He  bore  a  con- 
oonspicuouspartinthe  dethronement  of  Edward  II.,  and  in 
sequence  the  city  reorived  extensive  charters  from  Eoward 
III.  on  his  accession.  His  arms  were  Tor  many  hundred 
yean  in  the  Grey  Friars'  Church,  Newgate,  where  he  was 
Interred. 

Henry  Batyn  settled  in  Somersetshire,  and  was  M.P.  for 
Bath,  1297 ;  from  that  time  to  the  present  his  dcisoendants 
have  ranalned  in  that  county. 

For  a  period  of  250  years,  this  fiMnUy  occupied  an  im- 
portant stati<Hi  at  Bath,  and  in  the  adjoining  counties, 
ihomas  Batten  was  steward  of  the  priory  of  Bath  in  1684. 
After  the  dissolution  of  monasteries,  the  fiunily  seem  to 
have  quitted  Bath,  cue  brsnch  to  have  settled  in  Wiltshire, 
of  which  was  Sir  Hekbt  Batten,  Knt.,  gentleman- 
pensioner  to  Jambb  I.,  snd  another  to  have  gone  to  the 
more  western  parts  of  the  county,  of  which  were  AxnaEW 
Baitkv,  of  EaJBton  St.  Oeoige,  and  John  Battkn,  of 
Michael  Church,  co.  Somerset. 

ANniUEW  Batten,  of  Easton,  had  a  son.  Sib  Wiluam 
Batten,  Knt.,  one  of  the  most  eminent  naval  commanders 
in  the  civfl  wars ;  he  wss  surveyor  of  the  navy,  1638,  vice- 
admiral  of  En^^d  from  1642  to  1647,  and  particularly  dis- 
tinguished himself  at  the  sieges  of  Dartmouth,  Lyme,  and 
Portland  Castle.  He  was  appointed  governor  of  Mount 
Batten,  a  fort  which  he  built  at  Plymouth,  and  which  is 
still  existing.  Though  he  served  the  parliament,  he  was 
sincerely  attached  to  a  constitutional  monarchy,  and  averse 
to  the  designs  of  the  army,  to  stop  whose  attempts  upon  the 
king's  life,  he  revolted  with  the  fleet  to  Prince  Charles.  On 
the  Restoration,  however,  he  was  merely  reinstated  in  his 
post  of  surveyor,  snd  became  M.P.  for  Rochester,  till  his 
death,  in  1667.    His  issue  in  the  male  line  is  extinct. 

John  Batten,  of  Michael  Church,  is  the  immediate 
ancestor  of  the  line  before  us.  In  1597,  hs  is  returned  as 
having  lands  in  Michael  Church.  From  him  sprang,  in  a 
direct  line  (with  a  dau.,  Grace,  m.  to  John  Fletcher),  a 
son, 

Nathanisl-Butleb  Batten,  Esq.,  b.  1718  (son  of  Robert 
Batten,  the  friend  of  Sir  Richard  Steele,  and  the  author 
of  the  letten  in  the  Stteetator,  vol.  i.,  signed  R  B.),  sold  his 
estate  At  Pitminster,  and  ptutshased  the  manor  and  advow- 
son  of  Thorn  Faulcon.  He  m.  in  1788,  Joanna,  dau.  and 
co-heiress  of  John  Prigge,  Esq.,  and  had  issue,  John- 
Priooe,  ^^o  m.  Miss  Wallis,  and  had  issue,  with  daus.,  an 
only  son,  the  present  John  Batten,  Esq.  Mr.  Butler 
BaUen  vu  2ndly,  Miss  Adams,  and  had  issue, 

Nathaniel. 

Robert,  m.  Hannah,  dan.  of  John  Copeland.  Esq.  of  Peck- 
ham,  and  Lingfield  Lodge,  co.  Surrey,  high-sheriff  for 

that  00.  in  1735,  but  d.  t.  p. 

EDMTTNn. 

Mr.  Butler  Batten  d.  in  1700 :  his  eldest  son,  by  his  first 
marriage,  havhig  succeeded  to  his  mother's  property,  the 
estate  of  Thorn  Faulcon  came  to  his  son, 
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Katbanibl  BATntN,  Esq.  of  the  Inner  Temple  and 
Thorn  Faulcon ;  he  d.  warn,  in  1819,  and  was  $.  by  his 
brother, 

EoMUND  Batten,  Esq.  of  Thorn  Faulcon  and  Teovil,  a 
deputy-Ueutenant  for  Somersetshire,  who  m.  Miss  Chafifoy, 
of  Stoke,  and  dying  in  1836,  «.  p.  (his  widow  survived  until 
IBibX  was  f.  by  his  nephew,  John  Batten,  Esq. 

./Imw— Quarteriy:lstand4th,  as.,  achevnm,erm.,  between 
three  andxors,  ppr. ;  Snd  and  Srd,  gu.,  a  saltier,  or,  between 
four  fleurs-de-lis  of  the  2nd,  quartering  Drake  and  Ashb. 

Crutf— The  trunk  of  an  oak  tree,  couped  at  the  top.  issuinif 
from  towards  the  top  two  branches,  all  ppr.  The  family  also 
use  a  sea-lion,  erect,  holding  in  his  paws  an  anchor,  all  ppr. 

SeaU—Thom  Faulcon.  near  Taunton ;  and  Hollands,  near 
Yeovil,  both  oo.  Somerset. 


BATTERSBY  OP  LISLIN  AND  ASHGROVE. 

Battersbt,  Robert,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  A.s1igrove  and 
Lifllin,  CO.  Cavan,  6.  9  Oct  1805 ;  m.  20  April,  1835, 
Susanna-Maria,  daiL  of  the  late  Henry  Woodward, 
Esq.  of  Dnimbarrow,  co.  Meath,  by  hifl  wife,  Sarah- 
CaUierine  Wade,  and  has  iseoe, 

I.  Chablbs-Henbt,  6.  16  Jan.  1886. 

n.  Bobert-WUliam,  b.  26  Dec.  1840. 

III.  Henry- Wade,  6.  26  Jan,  1843. 

IV.  WilUam-Edwaid,  6.  84  Hay.  1847. 

I.  Sarsh-Catherine.  ii.  Franoes-BsCher. 
m.  Elisabeth-Mary. 

iLtntafff . — ^This  family,  which  cams  over  to  Ireland 
with  Wiluam  III.,  claims  to  derive  from  an  andent  house 
of  the  same  name,  formerly  seated  in  the  oo.  of  York,  of 
which  was  Nicholas  Battersby,  of  Harrabeare,  in  Cornwall, 
who  entered  his  pedigree  in  the  Herald's  visitation  of  that 
ooimty,  in  1620,  grandson  of  Nicholas  Battersby,  of  Battersby 
Hall,  CO.  York. 

Wiluam  Battehsbt,  Esq.  of  Clonabrsny,  son  of  the  first 
settler  in  IreUmd,  was  b.  in  1676,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Ambroae 
Sharman,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1762,  having  had  issue^ 

William,  of  Smithstown,  m.  Miss Garoett;  and  d.  a  j». 

RoBEET,  heir  to  his  Csther. 

John,  of  Lakefield,  b.  in  1722 ;  m.  let,  Elizabeth  Shiel.  of 
Monaghan,  by  whom  he  had  one  son ;  and  2ndly,  Sarsih 
Leslie,  by  whom  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1803,  seven 
sons  and  five  daus. 

Thomas,  cC  vnm, 

Charles,  m.  Miss  Hastings,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  17M, 
a  son,  James,  capt.  20th  regt.,  who  d.  a  p.,  and  a  dau., 
m.  let,  ~  Hanna,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  W.  Campbell,  Esq. 

Elizabeth.  Caroline. 

The  2nd  but  eldest  surviving  eon, 

RoBEBT  Battersby,  Esq.  of  Bobsville,  b.  in  1721,  m.  !n 
17G8,  Marianne,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Haynes  Wade,  Esq. 
of  Lislin,  oo.  C^van,  and  had  issue, 

L  HATNES-WiknE.  his  heir. 

II.  William,  of  Bobsville,  b.  1767;  Ueut.-coL.  J.P.,  and 
dep.-gov.  for  Meath,  for  which  oo.  he  served  as  high- 
sheriff  in  1804.  He  m.  in  1794,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of  Lon^ 
of  LoDgfield,  CO.  Tipperary :  and  d.  in  1837,  having  had 
issue,  1  Robert,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Killesjrii,  b.  in 
1796 ;  2  Ridiard.  in  the  armv,  6.  in  1798 ;  8  WiUiam.  in 
holy  orders,  6.  in  1800,  m.  m  1840,  Maiy,  dau.  of  Cot 
William  CauUeild,  of  Beuown ;  4  Thomas,  6.  in  in  1804, 
A  in  1837;  5  Henry,  6.  1806,  d.  in  1826;  6  Francis,  b. 
1810.  J.P.;  7  Charles,  b.  1811;  8  John,  6.  1814,  m.  in 
1841,  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  BLikeney,  of 
Holywell,  co.  Kosoommon:  she  d.  in  1842;  9  Hercules- 
Soame-Jenyns,  6.  in  1820 ;  1  Marianne,  d,  in  1841 ;  and 
2  Harriett 

III.  Thomas,  in  the  army,  deceased. 

IV.  Robert,  6.  1793 ;  m.  Penelope,  dan.  of  John  Battersby, 
Esq.  of  Lakefirid,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1824,  sur- 
viving issue,  RoBEBT,  M.D.  in  the  army,  6.  1802 ;  Sarah  ; 
Marianne:  Penelope,  m.  to  Robert  Roberts,  Esq. ;  Elisa- 
beth ;  and  Catherine,  m.  to  Thomas  Oerrard,  Esq. 

▼.  Edward,  m.  Elizaoeth,  dau.  of  Rev.  Wm.  Ryan,  and 
has  issue.  Robert;  Williun,  in.  Harriette  Ormonde,  dau. 
of  Rev.  J.  Phelan ;  and  Jenyns,  m.  and  has  two  dana.. 
Mary-Elizabeth  and  Vhginia. 
I.  Francis,  d.  young. 

IL  Mary.  in.  Abigail,  m.  to  A.  Morland,  Esq. 

rv.  Catherine,  m.  to  Edward-J.  Smith,  Esq.  of  Chiswick. 
Mr.  Battersby  d,  in  1785,  and  was  <.  by  Us  son, 

Hatkeb-Wade  Battbbsbt,  Esq.,  J. P.,  late  of  Bollard,  co. 
Westmeath,  b.  in  1765,  who  m.  in  Oct.  1804,  Judith,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Charles  Woodward,  D.B.  of  Drumbairow,  by  whom 
(who  d.  in  1847)  he  lea  at  his  decease,  in  1841, 
RobBbt,  now  of  Lialin  snd  Ashgrove. 
Charles,  d.  unm.  1833. 

Esther,  m.  in  1832,  to  Hugh  GauDsghar,  Esq. ;  and  d.  in 
1840,  leaving  one  dau. 


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Arm»-Or,  a  Mdtiar,  paly  of  twelve,  enn.  and  go. ;  a  cree- 
wotfordiiEerenoe. 
Crat—A  ram,  passant,  armed  and  unguled,  gold. 
JM»— Ante  iMmorem  homiUtas. 
fiBOt— lishn,  CO.  Gavao. 

BATTERSBY  OF  LOUGH  BANE,  NEW- 
CASTLE, Ac. 
BiTTBBSBT,   Gborob,   Eaq.  of  Lough  Bane,    oo. 
WcrtmeaUi,  Q.C.,  LL.D.,  b.  8  Sept.  1802;  m.  10  Dec 
1830,  Charlotte^Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  John 
Biddii!;  LL.D.,  late  judge  of  the  Prerogative  Court 
b  Inbnd,  and  has  issue, 
L  Tbokab^bobok,  b.  9  Oct  1881 
o  John-RaddUi;  b.  80  Sept  1880. 

L  Betanaa-Catberine,  m,  10  Jan.  1852,  John-CoUey 
Foondan,  Esq.  of  BallywaHar,  co.  Wexford,  and  has 
tana,  Chariotte^  EUaabeth,  and  AUoe-Betauna. 

linrSSt. — John  Battkbsbt,  Esq.  of  Lakefleld»  oo. 
Hmth,  J.P.»  Snd  son  of  William  Battaraby,  Esq.  of  Smiths- 
town  Houaa^  by  ILuy  bis  wifis,  dau.  of  Ambrose  Sharman, 
I^..  6.  in  1733,  m.  Ist  Elisabeth  Shiel,  of  Ifonsghan.  and 
by  her  had  an  only  child,  Wiluam,  of  Freflkns,  co.  Meath, 
k  U  Not.  1704,  who  m.  FraaoMrdau.  of  Nathaniel  Preston, 
Eiq.  of  SwBinstown,  and  by  her  had  two  sons  and  two 
dsoa,  Tis.  :   Ftands,  d.  wnm ;  Arthur,  m.  EUsa,  dau.  of 
l^lor  Dflloo,  and  d,  leaving  a  son,  William,  and  a  dau. ; 
Ibbi,  si.  to  Lambert  Disney,  Esq. ;  and  Fiunoes,  m.  to 
ChiflL  -  John  Batteraby,  Eaq.     John  Battersby  m.  2ndly,  7 
flept  176.  Sanh,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Heniy  Leslie,  of  Nut- 
ieU,  CO.  Fermaoae^  and  by  her  had  issue, 
ImuK,  Sn  holy  orders,  of  Skreene,  co.  SHgo,  b.  20  July, 
1760.  m.  5   July,   1790,    Anna-Maria,    dau.    of  Patrick 
Pdmer,  Eaq.*  barrister-at-law,  and  d.  leaving  issue,  John, 
Bent  R.N,,  settled  at  Hamilton.  Upper  Canada;  Leriie; 
Jos^i.  d.  a.  p. ;  Edwin,  of  publin ;  George,  of  Dublin, 
and  wiUiam,  settled  at  Hamilton,  Upper  Canada. 
Tboha^  of  whom  bereafler. 

TnasiB,  fieut-cot,  C.B..  of  listoke  House,  Drogheda.  b. 
l»8cpt  1796;  ssrred  under  the  Duke  of  York  in  Bol- 
luid,  sabaeouently  at  Alexandria.  Copenhagen,  and  the 
c^ture  of  tke  West  India  Islands,  as  ms^or  in  the  8th 
foot  He  commanded  the  Olengarrv  light  infantiy  at  the 
battle  of  Niagara,  and  throughout  the  last  American  war, 
and  at  its  tenniuation  w.i8  i^esented  with  an  address  of 
thanks  and  a  sword  of  great  value,  by  the  houses  of  legis- 
htore  of  CanAda^  for  his  services.  He  m.  Elisa,  2nd  dau. 
sf  Oeoigo  Bothetiiam,  Esq.  of  Crossdrum.  co.  Mooth,  and 
kid  fame  a  son,  John  Provost,  lieut  80th  Royal  rifles,  b. 
la  1826,  and  a  dau.,  Frances,  m.  in  Jun&  1818,  to  Mathew 
Goates,  Esq.  of  Newtown  Prospect,  co.  Heath. 
J<Ab,  b.  28  June,  1781,  a  J.  P.  for  Meath,  raised  and  com- 
manded the  Athboy  uxd  ClonmuUon  Teomaniy  during  the 
nbeOion  of  1796.  He  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Robert  Wade, 
Isq.  of  donalnrany.  oo.  Meath,  and  d,  in  1839,  leaving 
Imm^  John,  in  holy  orderaof  Drumelton,  co.  Westmeath ; 
Bobert  of  I^ikeficHd ;  and  Thomas. 

Alazsnder,  b.  10  Aug.  178S,  m.  10  Juhr,  1807,  Eliza,  dau.  of 
Jamea  Cooae,  Eaq-  <^  Lara,  co.  and  Kildore,  d.  leaving  an 
child,  John,  of  If  utown.  oo.  Westmeath. 
Benry-Bobcrt,  postHSipt  RN.,  m.  10  May,  ISIO.  Miss 
Chapman,  dan.  of  WiUiam  Chiqnnan,  Esq.,  and  niece  of 
fir  Vhnm'as  Gbapman,  of  Klllua  Cartle,  co.  Westmrath, 
B«t,  d.i.  p. 

Qaoifs,  b.  20  April,  1788,  cspt  28rd  light  dragoons,  and 
aide-de-camp  to  General  Howard  during  the  war  in  Spain. 
Be  wss  severely  wounded  at  Toulouse,  and  fell  returning 
ttam  the  last  onjuve  of  the  cavalry  at  Waterloo.  There 
hssbesn  a  q»landu  monument  erected  to  his  memory  in 
tlM  church  of  Waterloo,  by  "a  mooming  friend,"  whose 
Bsmelsunlmowntohisfiftmily.  Cspt  Battersby  d.  imm. 
1ka2Bd  son, 

Tmmas  Battbbsbt,  Esq.  b.  23  Oct,  1707,  m.  10  Oct.  1799, 
EKfarstrOatfaaxina,  eldest  dan.  of  George  Aotherfaam,  Eaq. 
of  Oossdram,  eo.  Meath,  and  d.  20  Feb.  1889,  leaving  fbur- 


OaoMB^  now  of  Lough  Bane. 

IVanss,  now  of  Newcastle^  co.  Meath,  J.  P.,  b.  10  Oct 

Itas,  wk.  17  May,   1837,  Henrietta-Maiy-Anne^  dan.  of 

JohaBottoo,  Esq.  of  Bath. 
Idwaid,  ttaat  ILJf.,  b.  8  May,  1805,  d.  on  board  H.M.S. 

''Bstsmta,"  at  Barbadoes,  4  Oct  1839,  ann. 
Hfluy. 6.4  AprO,  1806,  ».  Frances,  dau.  of  T.  Buthsrfoord, 

■ai.  of  8t  Doolagfa's,  oo.  Dublin. 
Pnoeis,  M.D.  Frederiek-WiDiam. 

ChsrkaJohn. 

Wmfaoa-Alssaader,  eehoburof  Triniiy  CoU.,  DobUn. 
Oatterina,  m.  16  Nor.  1880^  to  WiUiam-Smith  Harman, 

Baq.  of  Crossdmm 
BarJi.  m.  29  Jan.  1841,  to  the  Bev.  Hugh-Heniy  O'Neill, 

cfMoatsrCVniai^t>  oo.  Cavon. 


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Arm$t  Orestt  and  Motto,  as  Battbrsbt  o/LiHin. 
iS^o^— Lough  Bane^  Collinstown,  Westmeath. 


BATTY  OF  BALLYHEALY. 

B.\TTY,  EspiNE,  Esq.,  late  of  Ballyhealy,  co.  Weai* 
meath,  8.  his  brother  in  1847 ;  m.  let,  in  1832,  Jan<^ 
dau.  of  Michael  Harris,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  by  whom  he 
has  a  dau.,  Jame  ;  and  2ncUy,  in  1835,  Belissa,  dao. 
of  John  Smyly,  Esq.,  Q.C. 

iLitltHffe. — ^This  fkmily,  which  came  originally  fW>m 
England,  has  been  seated  at  Ballyhealy,  since  about  1090, 
when  Charles  Batty,  Esq.,  was  the  head  of  the  famUy.  Hia 
son,  Chablbl  Battt,  Esq.  of  Ballyhealy,  m.  Maigaret 
Espine.  of  the  co.  of  Wicklow,  and  d.  in  1737,  leaving  two 
sons,  the  Bev.  John  Batty,  rootor  of  TimoUn,  oo.  Kildare, 
who  d.  f.  p.,  and 

Espuri  Battt,  Esq.,  who  «.  in  1763,  Alicia  WhitUng- 
ham,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons,  Philip,  his  heir,  and 
John-Espine,  who  m.  Letitia,  dau.  of  —  Bolt<m,  Esq.  of 
Brazil,  oo.  Dublin,  and  had  two  sons,  John,  d.  s.  p.,  and 
Arthur-Henry;   and  six  daus.,   Elisa;  Letitia,   deceased; 
Louisa;  Annette;  Caroline;  and  Florenoe.    The  eldest  son, 
Phiup  Battt,  Esq.  of  Ballyhealy,  m.  twice,  1st  in  1780, 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Oaynor  Barry,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  DubUn, 
and  2ndly,  in  1811,  Louisa  ,  dau.  of  John  Nugent   Esq.  of 
Clonlost  00.  Westmeath,  but  had   issue  by  his  first  wife 
only,  several  children,  vis., 
BoBEBT-FrrzHEBBEBT,  his  heir,  who  d.  wm.  in  1886. 
Qaynor-Barry,  d.  wnm, 

FiTZHBRBBBT,  sucoossor  to  hls  fhthor,  d.  vma.  in  1847. 
EsPiiTB.  now  representative  of  the  family. 
Michael- William,  who  d.  unm,  in  1822. 
Edward,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Duleck,  co.  Meath,  to 
whom  the  estate  of  Ballyhealy  was  transferred  in  1863^ 
he  St.  1st  Marv-Anne.  widow  of  Capt  Caulfelld,  and  by 
bar  had  two  daus.,  Louisa,  m.  to  Nicholas  Evans,  Esq., 
and  Emily,  who  d.  unm  ;  he  m.  2ndly,  Catherine  Kincaid, 
by  whom  he  has  a  son,  Pmup,  and  two  daus.,  via., 
Anni^Maria  and  Frances. 
William-Barry. 
Catherine- Hannah . 

FamUy  Seat— Ballyhealy,  Castletown  Delvin,  Ireland. 


BAYLY  OP  BALLYARTHUR. 

Bayly,  Edward-Symbs,  Esq.  of  Ballyarthur,  co. 
Wicklow,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  capt  d4th  regt, 
high-eheriflf  in  1837,  6.  9  April,  1807 ;  m.  20  June^ 
1835,  Catherine,  yoimgest  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
Maurice  Fitzgerald,  Knight  of  Kerry,  by  Maria  his 
wife,  yoimgest  dau.  of  the  Rt  Hon.  David  Latouche, 
of  Mariay,  co.  Dublin,  and  has  issue, 

I.  HsmtY-NiOBOLAS,  b.  2  Oct  1843. 

IL  Edward-Richard,  6.  in  June,  li^. 

m.  Maurioe-Spriug-Rioe,  b.  in  1850. 

L  Maria-Elizabeth-Frances-Gertrude,  d.  20  Ainil,  1863. 

n.  Gertrude-Caroline. 

m.  Seliua-Emily. 

rv.  Julia-Catherine,  d.  20  March,  1854. 

ILitlf  Age. — ^The  Bailies  or  Baylys  derived  their  name 
and  origin  fh>m  their  ancestors  having  sndently  been 
baUilft  of  the  districts  of  Carriok,  Kyle,  and  Cunningham, 
in  Scotland.  The  Baiubs  of  Lamington,  co.  Lanark,  became 
seated  there  by  marriage  with  the  only  dan.  ai^d  heiress  of 
the  Scottish  patriot.  Sir  WilOam  Wallace,  of  Tftmington. 
From  this  alliance  descended 

Lambabt  Baylt,  Esq.,  barristeiHttlaw,  third  son  of  Sir 
Edward  Bayly,  Bart,  of  Plasnewyd,  oo.  Anglesey,  by 
Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Oliver  Lambart ;  and 
younger  brother  of  Sir  Nicholas  Bayly,  Bart,  fiather  of 
Henry,  1st  Earl  of  Uxbridge;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Jbhn 
Botton,  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons :  the  younger,  John,  dean 
of  RiUaloe,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Wall,  Esq.  of  Cool- 
namuck,  oo.  Waterford,  and  d.  in  July,  1831,  having  had 
issue,  Paget,  capt  in  the  7th  hussars;  and  a  dau.,  Letitia. 
The  elder  son, 

Thb  Bbv.  EnwABD  Bayly,  rector  of  KUlurln,  oo.  Wex- 
ford, 6.  in  1743,  m.  Ist  hi  1778,  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  Richard 
Symes,  Esq.  of  Ballyarthur,  co.  Wicklow,  by  Eleanor  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Loftus  Clifie,  Esq.  of  Ross,  and  had  issue  aa 
only  son,  IIbwbt-Lambabt,  of  whom  hereafter.  He  m. 
2ndly,  in  1783,  Mildred,  dau.  of  Joshua  Davis,  Esq.,  bairic- 
ter-at-law,  by  whom  ho  had  issue^ 


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B  E  A 


Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Hoartown,  oo.  Wexford : 

m.  ii4  Jan.  18*27,  Ellen,  dau.  of  Bov.  Joseph  Miller,  and 

has  several  children. 
Henry-Albert. 
Anna-Lucinda,  m.  to  Bartholomew  Warburton,  Esq.  of 

Birrview.  King's  Co. 

Elizabeth-Jane,  m.  to  Col.  Skerritt,  of  the  55th  regiment. 
TheBev.  Mr.  Bayly  cL  in  Deo.  1825.    His  only  son  by  his 
first  marriage, 

Ths  Rev.  Hknbt-Lambabt  Batlt,  of  Ballyarthnr,  co. 
Wicklow,  heir  to  his  maternal  unole,  the  Rev.  James  Symes, 
of  BaUyiuihur,  co.  Wicklow,  m.  29  Aug.  1802,  Belina,  eldest 
dan.  of  Sir  Charles  Leviuge^  Bart,  and  dying  25  July,  1827, 
left  issue, 
EDWABD-STMCfl^  present  representative. 
Henry-Lambert,  6.  9  Dec.  1808;  for  many  years  in  the 

E.I. Co. 's  servioe;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  ot  the  Kev.  Thomas 

Acton. 
Charles-James,  in  holy  orders;  6.  9  Sept.  1811;  rector  of 

CoUinstown,  co.  Westmeath. 
Richaxd-WUliam,  b.  11  Nov.  1817. 
Geoige- Augustus.  5.  26  May,  1819;  m.  1851,  Elizabeth, 

dau.  of  Sir  Nicholas  Colthurst,  Bart. 
Elizabeth-Frances,  »».  24  Nov.  1830,  to  the  Rev.  William 

Aylmer.  8rd  son  of  the  late  Sir  Felton  Aylmer,  Bart 
Anna-SeUna,  m.  1830,  to  Capt.  William  Congreve,  of  the 

8rd  light  dragoons,  eldest  son  of  Richard  Congreve,  Esq. 

of  Burton,  co.  Chester. 

Caioline-Sarah.  Elizabeth-Maiy. 

.^mtr— Az.,  nine  estoiles,  arg. 
Creit— A  boar's  head,  enued,  ppr. 
If  otto— Quid  daiius  astxis. 
Ant— BflOlyarthur,  Blessington,  oo.  ^Hcklow. 


BAYLY  OF  DEBSBOROUGH. 

Batlt,  John,  Esq.  of  Debeborough,  oo.  Tipperary, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  8  Sept  1805 ;  w.  1st,  13  May,  1829, 
Catherine,  youngest  daa  of  Thomas  Yates,  Esq.  oi 
Barry,  oo.  Lancaster,  first-oousin  of  the  late  Sir 
Robert  Peel,  Bart,  and  by  her  (who  d  22  Sept 
1833)  he  has  one  son, 

JOHV,  b.  SO  Nov.  1831. 
He  m.  2ndly,  17  Oct  1839,  Gertrude-Catherine,  3rd 
dau.  of  the  late  William-Henry  Armstrong,  Esq.  oi 
Mount  Heaton,  King's  County,  by  his  wile,  the  only 
dau.  of  the  late  Col  Charles  M'Donell,  of  New  Hall, 
M.P.  for  the  co.  of  Clare,  and  has  by  her  a  son, 

Laaoelot-Peter,  6.  0  Feb.  1842. 

ILCtlf  800. — This  influential  &mily  has  long  maintained 
a  leading  position  in  the  co.  o«  Tipperary. 

John  Baylt,  Esq.  of  Debsborough,  b.  17  June,  1691,  m. 
7  July,  1720,  Deborah,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Benjamin  O'Neale, 
arohdMCon  of  Leighlin,  by  Hannah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir 
Joshua  Paul,  Bart,  and  by  her,  who  m.  2ndly,  in  1736, 
Henry  Frittie,  Esq.  of  Dunalley  Castle,  M.P.,  had  issue, 
Jomr;  Benjamin  (whose  only  son,  Benjamin-Olleale,  m. 
Letitia  Archer,  and  had  issue);  OITeale;  Henry;  Paul; 
Hannah;  Constantia;  and  Elizabeth.  The  eldest  son,  John 
Batlt,  Esq.  of  I>ebBborough,  6.  4  Dec.  1724,  m.  Bridget, 
dan.  of  Robert  Holmes,  Esq.  of  Johnstown,  co.  Tipperaiy, 
and  had  issue,  John;  Henry;  Bei\}amin;  Peter;  William; 
Deborah;  Liioinda;  and  Bridget,  wife  of  Charles  M'Donell, 
of  New  Hall,  M.P.  for  the  co.  of  Clare.    The  eldest  son, 

JoHV  Batlt,  Esq.  of  Debsborough,  6.  in  1755,  m.  in  1776, 
Catherine,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-hoir  of  Lancelot  Crofbie,  Esq. 
of  Tubbrid,  co.  Kerry,  and  by  her,  who  inherited  the  estates 
of  her  uncle,  John  Gustarus  Crosbie,  Esq.,  M.P.,  was 
Iktherof 

John  Batlt,  Esq.  of  Debsborough,  b.  15  Deo.  1777,  who 
M.  1  May,  1800,  Maiy-EliBabeth-Helena,  only  child  and  heir 
of  Richard  Uniacke,  Esq.  of  Mount  Uniacke,  oc.  Cork,  and 
had  issue, 
John,  now  of  Debsborough. 

Bichard-Uniacke,  of  Ballynaclofl^  co.  Tipperary,  J.P. ;  b. 
I  Nov.  1806 ;  w.  7  Feb.  1837,  Harriet  only  dau.  of  the 
Very  Rev.  John  Head,  dean  of  Killaloe,  by  Susanna  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Darby,  Esq  ,  of  Lew  Castle,  King's 
Co.,  and  has  issue,  Richaiu>-Uniackb,  6.  15  Dec  1838; 
and  John-Pnttie,  6.  4  July.  1842. 

Lanoelot-Peter.  6.  27  Sept  1807 ;  to.  12  Oct  1841,  Lydla- 
Catherine,  only  dau.  of  the  Very  Rev.  Gilbert  Hobnes, 
dean  of  Ardfert,  by  Lydia- Waller  his  wife,  youngest  dau. 
of  the  late  Francis  Saunderson,  Esq.  of  Castle  Saunder- 
son,  00.  Cavan,  and  has  issue,  Lancelot*Gilbert-Alezan- 
der,  b.  27  Aug.  1842. 

&CK— Debsborough,  co.  TipptMrary. 


BEACH  OF  OAKLEY  HALL. 

Beach,  William,  Esq.  of  Oakley  Hall,  oo.  Hants, 
and  Weevil  House,  co.  Wilts,  J.P.  and  D.L,  6. 
24  July,  1783 ;  m.  1  Feb.  1826,-  Jane-Henrietta,  dau. 
of  John  Browne,  Esq.  of  Salperton,  ca  Qlouoester, 
and  by  ber  (who  d  11  Aug.  1831)  has  is^e, 

I.  WiLLLAM-WlTHXBrBBAMBlON,  6.  25  DSO.  1829. 

I.  Mary-Jane.  n.  Henrietta-Maria.    , 

Mr.  Beach  (who  is  nephew  of  the  late  Sir  WiUiam 
Hicks,  Bart,  uncle  to  Sir  Michael-Hicks  Hicks-Beach* 
the  present  baronet,  and  2nd  son  of  the  late  Michael 
Hicks,  Esq.  of  Beverstone  Castle,  who  assumed  the 
additionskl  surname  of  Beach,  upon  his  marriage 
with  HenriettarMaria,  only  dau.  of  William  Beach, 
Esq.  of  Netheravon)  dropped,  by  sign-manual,  in 
1838,  the  name  HiOKS,  retaining  that  of  Beach 
only. 

.^rm*— Vair^  aig.  and  gu.,  on  a  canton,  az..  a  pile,  or. 
Crett—A  demi-lion,  rampant  couped,  or,  holding  in  the 
paws  an  escocheon,  as.,  chaiged  with  a  pile,  or. 
fi0cU»-Oakley  Hall,  Hants ;  and  KeeTfl  Houses  Wilts. 


BEADLE  OF  SOUTH  ELLA. 

Beadle,  John,  Esq.  of  South  Ella,  Esst  Biding 
CO.  York,  &.  17  Dec.  1786 ;  a  magistrate  ior  Kingston- 
upon-Hull,  and  chairman  of  the  Hull  Dock  Company 
from  1840  to  1847. 

Arm^-ea ,  a  chevron,  between  three  escallops,  azg ,  all 
within  a  bordure,  enfraOed,  of  the  last 
Cratr^K  stag's  tiead,  erased,  ppr ,  duoBtUy  goiged,  or. 
lSM^-8outh  Ella,  East  Biding  ot  Yorkshire. 


BEADON  of  gotten  HOUSE. 

Bbadon,  William,  Esq.   oi  Gotton  House,  ci\ 
Somerset,  J.P.,  m.  in  1802,  Martha-Anna,  only  child 
of  John  Hammet,  Esq.,  lieut  R.N.,  by  Elizabeth  his 
wile,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Musgntve,  Esq.,  of 
Gotten  House,  and  has  issue, 
X.  William,  of  Otterhead,  oo.  Devon,  b.  10th  Nor.  1803, 
m.  1  June,  1827,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Olivei*, 
Esq.  of  Hope  Comer,  oo.  Somerset  by  Anne  Ruddock 
his  wife,  and  has  issue, 
1  William-Hammet  barrister-at-law,  b.  18  May,  1880; 
m.  14  Sept.  1852,  Fanny-Adele-Lambart  dau.  of  the 
late  John-Clayton  Cowell,  Esq.,  Ist  Royals,  by  Frsn- 
ces-Anne-Hester  his  wife,  granddau.  of  Richard, 
Earl  ol  Cavan. 
S  Edward-Husgrave,  6.  9  Deo.  1833,  85th  regt 
8  RobertJohn,  b.  11  April,  1844. 
1  Anue-OUver.  m.  28  Dec  1868,  to  Woodforde  Ffooks, 

Esq. 
8  Martha-Anna.  8  Maiy-MusgraTO. 

4  Emily-Ruddodc 
n.  John  Hammet  capt  1st  Somerset  mUiUa,  m.  in  Sept 
1845,    Emma-Harriet,   only  dau.   of  James  Whiting. 
Esq.  of  The  OroTO,  Carshalton,  Surrey,  and  has  Issue, 
Emma- Alice, 
m.  Oeoige,  oomm.  R.N.,  m.  17  Oct.  1833,  Sarah,  youngest 
dau.  of  William  Oliver.  Esq.  of  Hope  Comer  (sister  of 
his  brother  William's  wife),  and  has  issue  two  sons 
two  daus., 
1  George-Robert 
1  Oeoxgiana. 


8  Oliver-Armitago. 
8  AnnabeUa. 


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ILitltaS^.— The  fiftxnily  of  Boadon,  variously  written 
Boaudin,  Beaudyn,  or  Beadj^n,  was  of  considerable  im- 
portance at  a  very  early  period,  and  enjoyed  extensivo 
property  in  Devonshire;  in  particular  the  manor  of  Egge 
Buckland,  and  Compton,  in  the  himdred  of  Roborough. 
This  estate  was  held  by  them  until  oonveved  in  marriage 
to  Roger  Whitleigh,  of  Efford,  by  Margaret  dau.  and 
heir  of  Sir  Robert  de  Beadyn,  once  high-sheriff  of  Devon, 
femp.  Edward  I.,  and  twice  during  the  reign  of  Edwajkd  II. 

RoBKRT  BsADOK,  living  at  Piukworthy,  about  1645,  m. 
Agnes  Spurway,  of  the  ancient  family  of  Spubwat  of 
Spurvay,  (a  pedigree  of  which  may  be  found  in  the  Vtsi- 
UUUmt  <^  Devon),  and  by  her  had  (besides  a  dau.,  who  m. 
Plnoombe  oi  Oakiord,  co.  Devon)  five  sons,  of  whom  the 
8nd, 

RiCHABD  Bbadon,  Esq.,  m.  Joan,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of 
John  Badiord,   Esq.  of  Oakford,  (derived,  thxoogh  the 


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B  E  A 


BE  A 


e  of  John  Bedford,  Eeq.  of  Oakford,  living  In  16S0, 
frith  Dorothy,  dan.  of  John  Beare,  Esq.  of  Baare,  fh>m 
Sieliinl  Radford,  JSaq.  of  Oakford,  with  whom  the  entiy 
bi  tb0  ruUatiom  itf  Jkmm  commenoes).  By  this  lady  Mr. 
Beadon  had  iSBUe,    The  eldest  son. 


r  BBAixnr.  Esq^  m.  in  Hay,  17S8,  Maiy,  dan.  of 
d»  Ber.  Dr.  F.  Squire,  and  niece  of  Dr.  Samuel  Squire, 
babop  of  St  David's,*  and  had  issue, 

L  Edwards,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  North  Stoneham, 
Bants,  and  domestio  chaplain  to  Lord  Bute ;  m.  Mary, 
dm.  of  Sir  WlUiam  Watson,  M.D..  and  had  issue, 

1  John- Watson,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Christian  Mnl- 
ford,  wots :  ta.  Juliana,  sister  of  Joseph-Davio  Bassett, 
l^q.  of  Umberleigh  and  Watermouth,  co.  Devon. 

S  WuUam,  drowned  acoidentally  at  Cambridge. 

t  Tredniek,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  North  Stoneham, 
Hants;  m.  Mary-Ajwe,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Henry 
Wilder,  LL.D.  of  Puriev  Hall,  Berks,  and  had  issue 
a  son,  Richard,  d.  an  imant,  and  two  daus.,  of  whom, 
Anne  at.  the  Rev.  Mr.  Heathcote,  son  of  Sir  John 
Heathoote,  Bart 

1  Maiy-Anne^  m.  to  the  Rev.  Bdward  Bernard,  only  son 
of  Dr.  Bernard,  provost  of  Eton. 

S  Chsriotte,  m.  to  Geoige  Norman,  Esq.  of  Bromley, 
Kent  higfa-sheriflTfor  that  county. 

t  Harriet  m.  to  J.  WUder,  Esq.  of  Puri^  Hall,  Berks. 

n.  OaoaoK.  of  whom  present]^. 

m.  Richard,  D.D..  Bisnop  of  CHouoester,  and  subsequently 
of  Bath  and  Wells;  m.  Rachel,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the 
Bsv.  John  Oooch.  prebendary  of  B^,  son  of  Sir  Thomas 
Qooch,  Bart,  Bishopof  Ely ;  and  d.  in  April,  1824,  leaving 

fiSehsrd.  m,  U  May,  1806,  Annabella,  dan.  of  the  late 
Sir  WQUam-P.-Aahe  A'Court  Bart,  M.P.,  and  sister  of 
Lord  H^yteabuxy ,  and  has  issuer 

WiaSam- Frederick,  barrister -at -law,  of  the  Inner 

Tami^ ;  m.  Jeaste.  dan.  of  General  Cockbum. 
Bidiard- A'Court  in  holyorders,  vicar  of  Cheddar, 

vicar  and  prebendary  of  wlveliscombe,  oo.  Somerset ; 

«!.  Isabella,  dan.  of  Dr.  White,  D.D.,  and  has  issue 

two  dans. 
^rde-Wyndham.  in  hc^y  orders,  vicar  of  Latton, 

Wilt%  and  of  Haselling,  00.  Somerset;  m.  Frances, 

dan.  of  lieut-Oen.  Sir  William  Ponsonby,  K.B..  and 

has  a  dan.,  Mary. 
Oedl,  El  I.  Co. 's  efvil  oervioe;  m.  Harriet,  dau.  of 

M^)or  Ralph  Sneyd,  and  has  issue  four  sons. 
Arniahellii,  ta.  Henry  Bruoe^  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

IV.  Robert  d.vMSt.,  having  perished  on  board  the  "Prince 
Geocge**  packet  which  was  burnt  in  Plymouth  Soimd. 

L  Saiah.  at.  Richard  Buller,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

n.  Mary,  m.  Oeone  Turner,  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  Qeoxge, 
sad  oUmt  adldren. 

m.  Soasnna,  m.  to  John  Otway,  Eaa. 

ir.  Agnes^  m,  John  Blake^  Esq.,  and  has  Issuew 

As  seeond  son, 

Onaoa  B&uxnr,  Esq.  of  Oakford,  b.  in  17S3,  la.  Re- 
beeea,  eUeat  dan.  of  Wniiam  Ldgh,  Beq^  of  Bardon,  co. 
,  grandson  of  Robert  Ldgh,  Esq.  of  Bardon,  by 
i  his  wifo,  dan.  of  John  CoUard,  Esq.  of  Spaxton, 
•id  ttth  in  descent  fh>m  Robert  Leij^  Esq.  of  Ridge, 
vbe,  vsBftoving  trvm  Devonshire,  settled  at  Bardon  in  1596. 
Br  tUB  lady  Mr.  Beadon  had  istoe, 

1.  Bbbert  of  Tamtton  and  Corfe,  oo.  Somerset,  m.  Hannah, 
dML  of  Hugh  P^itten,  Esq. ;  andd  hi  Aug.  1846,  aged  83, 
kavfaig  bad  isnuoi 


IBobert 

S  Edwards,  «.  Anne^  reUet  of  the  late  Rev.  Riohard-F. 
FoDett  oonaiii  of  the  late  Sir  William  FoUett,  attorn^- 


I  BfehantJohn,  in  hohr  orderareetor  of  Sherwell,  co. 

Devon,  wk.  in  1848,  Charlotte-Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 

the  late  Bb>  Arthur  Chichester,  Bart 
1  Mary.  S  Chariotte^  d.  imm, 

t  Hnainnfl,  d.  wtm. 

Charlotte^  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Jeremiah  Griffiths, 


D.  OeomLm. 
ndhadusa 


inho]yorder%  reetorof  Axbridge,  co.  Somerset. 
8  Frances. 


BL  WnxiAX,  of  Gotten  House. 

X.  Pi^fpca,  d.  MMm. 

B.  Maiy.Ann^  m.  to  Robert  FrankUn,  Esq.;  and  d. 


tste 


tUs  marriage  the  Beadons  have  become  related 
m  of  WhaDey.  Rogers*  and  Twyf ord,  the  last  of 
«»ea  is  now  represented  by  the  Rev.  T.-R.  Joliflto^  of  Am- 
Mdown  Park,  oo.  Somerset  only  surriving  son  of  the  late 
Tfc'MMsHsmnel  JolifB^  Esq^  M.F.,  by  Mary-Anne  his  wiie, 
heiress  of  the  Rev.  Bdbert  Twyford,  of  Kilmersdon, 
Sqnirs  bis  wife. 
C5 


BEALE  OF  THE  HEATH  HOUSE. 

Bbalb,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  The  Heath  'Room,  ^ou 
Salop,  m.  18  May,  1815,  Constance-lMkbella,  dau.  of 
the  late  Richard  Salwey,  Esq.  of  The  Moor  Park,  co. 
Salop,  and  has  issue. 

%intKflt» — ^BABTHOLonw  BsALS,  Esq.  of  Oray's  Inn, 
derk  of  the  signet,  and  lord  of  the  manor  of  Walton.  Bucks, 
purchased  that  estate  fh>m  the  family  of  Longuevillo,  and 
d,  in  1060,  aged  77,  leaving  four  sons;  Henry;  Theodoi-e, 
rector  of  Walton ;  Baktholomew  ;  and  Charles,  (father,  by 
Mary  Cradock,  his  wife,  who  d.  in  1697,  aged  65,  of  two 
sons,  Charles,  6.  in  1660,  and  Bartholomew,  D.D.).  The 
third  son, 

BabthOlomxw  Bbalb,  Esq.  auditor  of  imprests  in  the 
Exchequer,  purchased  the  manor  of  Hopton  Castle,  oo. 
Salop,  and  <2.  at  his  house  in  Hatton  Garden,  London, 
8  May,  1674,  leaving,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  CoL  Hunt,  a 
son, 

Babtholoicbw  Bbalb,  Esq.  of  The  Heath  House,  oo. 
Salop,  who  m.  Elizabeth^  dau.  Sir  Walter  Tonge,  Bart  of 
Culleton,  00.  Devon,  and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Bsalb,  Esq.  of  The  Heath  House,  father  of 

Thomas  Bealb,  Esq.  of  The  Heath  House,  who  m.  and 
had  issue.  His  eldest  dau.,  Mary,  m.  in  1806,  the  Rev« 
John-Bright  Bright,  and  his  eldest  son  is  the  present  Thomas 
BiALC,  Esq.  of  The  Heath  House. 

Arm$—Q^,  on  a  ohevron,  or,  between  three  griffins' heads^ 
erased,  arg ,  as  many  estoiles,  gu. 

CrettF—A.  unioom's  head,  erased,  aig.,  charged  on  the  nedc 
with  tliree  estoiles,  gu. 

/Seat— The  Heath  House,  Shropshire. 


BEAMISH  OF  RAHEROON. 

Bbamibh-Bsbnabd^  Abthur,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne^ 
oo.  Cork,  the  present  head  of  the  Beamish  fiunily. 
(For  his  birth,  maternal  descent^  Ace,  see  Bebnaro 
of  PcUaee  Anne.) 

Srtnexjie.— The  fjamlly  of  Beamish  has  been  settled  in 
the  00.  Cork  for  nearly  three  oentui-ies.  Catherine,  widow  of 
the  first  of  the  name  of  whom  we  find  mention,  d.  in  1648 
(will  proved  in  Cork  same  yearX  having  had  issue, 
Thomas  Beamish,  patentee  under  act  of  settlement  of  the 
lands  of  Allaghmore  Jointly  with  his  stepson-in-law  John 
Franks:  will  dated  1681;  proved  in  Cork:  he  had  issue 
(with  two  daus.X  a  son,  Daniel,  m.  in  1688.  Elizabeth 
Williams,  of  Kilbroffun,  but  is  supposed  to  have  died  a  p. 
Richard  Beamish,  iomt  patentee  with  his  brotlier  Franou^ 
of  the  lands  of  Kumalooda  and  Maulbradk;  he  had  issue 
(with  one  dau.)  a  son,  Richard,  d.  f.  p. 
John  Bkamthh,  of  whom  hereafter. 
Francis  Beamish,  Joint  patentee  with  his  brother  Richard, 
of  the  lands  of  SLilmalooda  and  Maulbrack,  ancestor  of 
the  present  Thomas  Beamish,  of  KHmalooda  House^  Esq. 
(8u  Bsamish  of  KUmalooda). 
Catherine^  m.  William  Wright,  Esq. 
TheSrd  son, 

John  Bbamxsh  of  West  Gully,  ta.  EUsabeth,  sister  of 
Isaac  Fhilpot,  Esq.  and  d.  1669,  when  he  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son  (he  had  besides  three  younger  sons  and  five 
daus-X 

Thomas  BBAMiSH,of  West  Gully,  who  was  father  of  Thomas 
Bbamish,  of  Rsheroon,  who,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife^  had  a  son 
and  successor, 

Thomas  Bbamish,  of  Raheroon,  who  fn.  in  1738,  Jane^ 
dau.  of  Richard  Beamish,  of  Garranlowghane,  Esq.,  hy 
whom  he  had  issue  (with  three  dans.),  an  only  son, 

RiOHABD  Beamish,  of  Raheroon,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  eldest 
dau.  of  Arthur  Bernard,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne,  oo.  Cork,  and 
was  fftther  of  the  present  AiTHum-BBAMiSH  Bebhabd,  of 
Palace  Anne  and  Raheroon,  (for  his  other  issue,  see  Bsamish- 
BcBHABD  o/Palaee  Anne.) 

ArtM—BKAMsaa:  1st  and  4th,  ai^.,  a  Hon.  rampant,  gu.; 
Snd,  or,  a  chevron,  between  three  fleurs-de-lis,  gu. ;  8xd,  or, 
a  fease,  gu.,  between  six  laurel  leaves^  vert. 

OreM — ^A  demi-Uon,  rampant,  gu. 

JfdXto— Virtus  insignit  SAidentea. 


BEAMISH  OF  KILMALOODA, 

Bbamish,  Thomas,  of  Kilmalooda  House^  oo.  Co 
Esq.,  justice  of  the  peace  for  oo.  CoriL 

fLtnta^t*  —  Francis  Bsamish  («m  preetding  artieU\ 
Joint  patentee  of  the  lands  of  Kilmalooda  and  Maulbrsok, 
and  next  brothor  to  John,  of  West  Gully,  ancestor  oC 


B  E  A 


B  E  A 


Arthar-Baainlah  Boraard,  of  Palnoe  Anne,  m.  Catlterina, 
dan.  of  Fmncis  Bernai-d,  of  Caatie  Bemai-d,  Esq.  (ancestor 
of  the  Earls  of  Bandon),  and  hod  iisue  (with  three  daus.), 

I.  Francis.  «.  his  father. 

II.  John,  of  Keolworrough,  m.  in  1698,  Jane  Wood,  of 
Kenneigh,  and  had  ia<«ue, 

1  Francis,  «.  his  cousin  at  Kilmalooda. 

2  John,  of  lia^^bba.  m.  in  1786,  Mary  Good,  of  Kihneen, 
and  was  father  of  Richard  Beamish,  of  Cork,  merchant. 

8  Richard,  m.  in  1780,  Maiir<u:et  Coveuey.  and  had  issue. 
John,  of  Cashelmore.  who  had  a  son.  John  Beamish,  of 
Cashelmore  and  Hare  Hill,  co.  Cork,  who  m.  1st.  a 
dau.  of  —  Howe,  of  Qlounavorrane,  E^q.,  and  2ndly. 
a  dau.  of  —  Hewitt,  of  Cork,  Esa.,  and  has  issae. 
George,  of  Clogheen,  m.  in  1789,  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Heniy  Baldwin,  of  Old  Court,  Esq.,  by  Catherine  his 
wife^  dao.  of  Jonas  Morris*  of  Dunkettle,  Esq.,  and 
bad  issue  (with  five  daus.}.  Rev.  Thomas,  of  Reen- 
garrigeen,  la.  Eliza,  dau.  of  Boyle  Trovers,  of  Bally- 
macowen.  Esq. ;  Richard,  J.  P.,  co.  Cork,  m.  Susan, 
daxu  of  Richford  Huugerford,  of  Cappen,  Esq.,  and 
has  issue;  Oeoige,  M.D.,  m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Oipen,  Esq. ;  Henry-Baldwin,  of  Dimmore,  J.  P.,  oo 
Cork,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Harmion,  Esq. :  and 
John,  of  Maulbrack. 

4  Thomas^  m.  1726-7,  Jane  Kingston,  of  Rathclarin,  but 
d.  i.  p, 

6  William. 

III.  Richard,  of  Garranloughane.  ancestor  of  the  present 
Brnjamin-Swatnr  Bkakish.  of  Mount  Beamish,  Esq. 
(See  Bkamish  o/MotaU  Bea^nish). 

IV.  Thomas. 

Mr.  Beamish  of  Kilmalooda  d.  1679  (will,  in  which  he  leaves 
llaiilbnck  to  his  son  John,  dated  and  proved  in  Cork 
«me  yearX  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Fravois  Bbamish,  of  Kilmalooda,  who  m.  in  1677-8, 
Aone,  dau.  of  John  Freke,  Esq.  (ancestor  of  the  Lords  Oar- 
beryX  by  whom  he  had  a  sou,  Francis,  f.  his  father,  and 
a  dsu.  Anne,  m.  Freke  Smyth,  Esq.  Mr.  Beamish  of  Kil- 
Bialooda  was  $.  on  his  decease  (will  dated  25  Jan.  1681, 
and  proved  in  CorkX  by  his  only  son, 

Franoib  Bbamish,  of  Kilmalooda,  who  m.  in  1726,  Elizv 
betb,  dau.  of  Jervoiii,  of  Brade,  Esq.,  and  widow  of  Percy 
Chnyth,  of  Headborougfa,  Esq.  but  d.  «.  p.  Will  dated 
1750,  and  proved  in  Cork.    He  was  $.  by  his  cousin, 

Francis  Bsamish,  of  Kilmalooda  (eldest  son  of  John 
Beamish,  of  Keelworrough),  who  m.  in  1727,  Mary  Warren, 
of  Kilmkhael,  and  had  issue  (with  three  daus.),  an  only 

■ODy 

Francis  Bbamish,  of  Kilmalooda,  who  m.  in  1758,  Eliza- 
beUi,  dau.  of  John  Sealy,  of  Richmount,  Esq.,  and  had 
issue ;  i.  Francis,  $.  his  father ;  ii.  Sampson,  $.  his  nephew, 
Townsend  Boamish  ;  and  iii.  John  of  KiUinea  and  Bandon, 
V.D.,  who  la.  a  dau.  of  —  Teulon,  Esq.,  and  had,  with 
other  issue,  two  sons,  Francis,  of  Killinear  and  Bandon, 
barri8ter<at-law,  Charles,  mivjor  35th  regiment ;  i.  Eleanor, 
m.  in  1784,  William  Austin,  Esq  ;  il  Elizabeth,  m.  Richard 
Qillman,  of  Ourteen  and  Baudon,  Esq. ;  iii.  A  dau.,  m. 
Boyle  Travers,  of  Ballymacowen,  Esq.    The  eldest  son, 

Francis  Bbamish,  of  KUmalooda,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Francis  Townsend,  of  Clogheon,  Esq.,  and  had  (with  three 
dans.)  an  only  son, 

Townsbnd  BBAMnH,  Esq.  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Walter 
Atkins,  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons,  Frands  snd  John,  who 
both  predeceased  him,  $.  p.  Mr.  Townsend  Beamish  dying 
without  ioMUb  was  «.  in  the  Kilmalooda  estates  by  his 


Sampson  Bbamish,  of  Kilmalooda,  who  m.  in.  1800,  Oathe- 
rine,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas-Waller  Bvans  (nephew  of 
QeoigiB,  1st  Lord  Garbeiy)  and  had  iasna, 
Thomas,  now  of  Kilmalooda. 

Sampson,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Andrew  Poole,  of  KUrush, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue,  Thomas;  Andrew-Poole:  lydia- 
Maria,  and  snother  dau. 
Elizabeth,  fa.  Franda  Bennett,  of  Clognakilty,  Esq. 

Mr.  Beamish  of  Kilmalooda  was  $.  on  his  decease  by  his 
oldest  son,  Thomas  Bbamish,  Esq.,  now  of  Kilmalooda 
House,  00.  Cork. 

Armi,  Ore$t,  and  Jfotto— Same  as  Bramibh  (i/EaMeroon. 


BEAMISH  OF  MOUNT  BEAMISH. 

Bbamish,  BEKJAMnr-SwATKi,  of  Mount  Beamish, 
00.  Oork,  Esq.,  m,  Charity-Maiptf«t»  dau.  of  Thomas 
Little,  Esq.,  MD. 

ILillfHSf •  —  Richard    Bbamish,   of  OsRRnloagfaaiie 
fruwhased  by  him  In  1606)^  8rd  son  of  Fnuaois  i***"*<«\  of  I 
66  • 


KilraRlooda,  Esq..  m.  In  16^5,  Maiy  Townsend,  of  Clogii»> 

kilty,  by  whom  be  had  issue, 

John  (Rev.),  of  Maulbrack,  m.  in  1740.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 

William  Morris,  of  Beuduffa,  Eaq.,  and  hud  issue.  Francis; 

John  (Rev.),  of  Bantry,  nu  Mary,  dau.  of  William  PuxcoU, 

of  Park,  Esq. 

Gborob,  of  whom  hereafter. 

WiLUAM,  pro^^tor  of  the  WiUsgrove  branch  of  the 
Beamish  family. 

Thomas,  m.  in  1738,  Dorothy  Swete,  but  d.  s.  p. 
Jane,  m.  in  1728.  Thomas  Beamish,  of  Raheroon,  Esq. 
The  2nd  son, 

Oborob  Bbamish,  of  Mount  Beamish,  m.  Ist^  in  1746, 
Rebecca  Scheolfteld,  of  Fanlobus,  and  2ndly.  in  1748,  Miis 
Frances  Jones,  by  whom  be  had  two  sons,  Samuel  (IRev.X 
his  heir,  and  George,  who  had  (with  two  daus.)  a  son, 
Q^orge  Beamish.  Mr.  Beamish,  of  Mount  Beamish,  was 
«.  on  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thb  Rev.  Samuel  Beamish,  of  Mount  Beamish,  who  si. 
1st,  14  July,  1774,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Stamers,  ofBandmi, 
Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
Oeorgtt.  d.  $.  p. 
Johv-Samt}bl»  $.  his  father. 

William,  m.  1  Sept  1800,  Harriett,  dan.   of  John  ITew- 
man,  of  Dromore,  Bsq^  and  had  issue,  Samuel-Geoi^ 
m.  19  Feb.  1884,  Miss  Haunah  SUngsby,  and  hss  issue; 
John-Newman,  of  Cork ;  Adam-Newman,  in  h(dy  orders ; 
and  William,  m.  a  dau.  of  Rev.  James  Kingston,  LL  J). 
Sarah,  m.  Edward  Rogers,  Esq. 
Frances- Anne,  «a.  Mijor-General  Hamilton,  of  Newiy. 
The  Rev.  Samuel  Beamish  m,  Sndly.   a  dau.  of  Joskna 
Hamilton,  Esq.  (by  Mary,  dau.  of  Bit  Richard  Cox,  Bsit-X 
and  had  by  her, 
Henry-HamHton,  (Rev.),  n,  Ist^  Miss  Spread,  and  2nd]y, 
Mrs.  D:  k.  and  has  issue. 
Mary,  yh.  to  the  Rev.  Richard-F.  Webb. 
The  Rev.  Samuel  Beamish  was  «.  on  his  deceass  by  his 
eldest  Burvivingf  son, 

Johk-Samitbl  Beamish;  of  Mount  Beamish,  M.D.,  who 
m.  in  Sept.  1802,  Arabella^  dau.  of  Bei\)aaiin  Swi^e,  Esq., 
snd  had  issue, 
daroud  (Rev.),  d.  warn. 
Bei^amin-Swayne,  t,  his  (hther. 
John,  d.  i.  j», 

George,  of  DubUn,  m.  in  Nov.  1844,  Lacy,  dao.  of  Samuel 
Croethwidt,  of  Bagnalrtown,  co.  C^ow,  Esq. 
WUliam,  of  Cork,  M.D..  m.  in  Mav,  1840,  Etien,  dan.  of 
Lieut. -Colonel  David  Gr^^ry,  45Ui  regt,  and  has  issue, 
David-Gregory;  William;  ArsbeUa-Swayne;  Ellen-Cathe- 
riue.  and  another  dau. 

Elisabeth,  m.  in  July,  1837,  to  Henry  Herrick,  of  Farran- 
lough,  Esq.  • 

Isabella,  m.  in  Feb.  1846,  to  Henry  C.  Jones.  Esq. 
Harriett,  m.  in  Feb.  1854,  to  WUliam  Hamilton,  Esq..  bto 
captain  S7th  r^. 

Frances-Anne,  m.  in  1845,   to  Frederick  Mc  Caithy,  of 
Carrigrnavar,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Dr.  Beamish,  of  Mount  Beamish,  d.  in  1853,  and  was  t.  by 
his  oldest  surviving  son,  Bbmjamih-Swatkb  Bbamish,  Esq., 
now  of  Mount  Beamish. 
Armt,  Ondt  and  Motto    flamo  as  Beamish  <tf  Rahintfn, 


BEAMISH  OF  WILLSQROVR 
Beamish,  Robert-Delaoour,  of  Ditchley,  oa  Cork, 
Esq.,  h.  1791;  high-aheriff  of  co.  Cork  in  1841;  m, 
Maria- Anne,  dau.  of  Lieut. -Col.  Archibald  Macdonnld, 
adjutant-gen.  H.  M.  forces  in  India,  by  whom  he  has 
issue, 
I.  Wiluam-Dblaooue.  n.  Norman-Maodonsld. 

m.  Gaulfleld.  rv.  Grenville. 

SrineOffe.— ^William  Bbamish,  of  WiUiwnrove,  oo.  Coik, 
Cspt.  RlT,  next  brother  of  Oeoi^  Beamish,  of  Mount 
Beamish,  Esq.,  m.  in  1750,  Alice,  dau.  of  Mi^oi  North* 
Ludlow  Bernard,  of  Castle  Bernard,  co.  Cork  (ancestor  of 
tho  Earls  of  BandobX  by  whom  (who  d.  1792)  he  bad 
issue, 

FRAKCiA-BBMrABD,  $.  his  fJathsT. 

Kichard,6.  11' Feb.  1755. 

William,  of  whom  hereafter. 

Charles  (Rov.  X  6. 14  Aug.  1761,  reotor  of  Si.  Aims^  Bhsndoiw 
Cork,  a.  at  Florence  circa  1841,  leaving  issue. 

James,  6.  25  June,  1764. 

Isaac,  6. 10  July,  1767. 

Rose.  m.  to  Wm.  Cuthbert,  of  Bloomfield,  Esq. 

Mary,  m.  to  Thos.  Ware,  of  Woodfort,  Esq. 
Captain  Beamish  d.  in  1773,  and  was  «.  by  his  eklest  son, 

Fbahois-Bbrnabd  Bbamish,  .of  WiUsgrove,  M  J*,  for  Bath* 


B  E  A 

k?i.2^^'k  "*  Bandon,  and  dying  wim.  in  1806,  waa  ,. 
oy  his  brother, 

«.  l^'^.^ff"^  o'  Beaumont  Honee,  oo.  Cork.  Eaq., 
rf^^  il*l'  '^^^  "*•  ^  ^^^'  Anne^an6-Maisan)t.lSi. 
ofBobert  De  la  Cour,  of  Short  Caatlo,  co.  Cork,  Esq..  by 
whom  (who  d.  8th  Aug.  1852),  he  had  iiue. 

ViLLLU^iL  hia  father. 

Bamtr-DBLAooDB,  of  whom  hereafter. 

TW^SS^i  J^i  ^*f.  ^>*v  «*•  ^'k,  ft.  81  Dec.  1797, 

^^5;^:?^  ?^  ^  of  CaapiruB-Adrianual^C^ 
■JJ^ttojernor  of  Voorwjhooten  and  Veur.  in  Holland 
O^CMMl  BaamJah  haa  inue^  North-Ludlow-AxeL  A   iSw 

■tTBMn  ffuarda,  P.R.a,  P.8.8.,  M.I.C.B.  M  R  I  Ac. 
•^  Qa^ton,  Buoka.  27  Sept  1881.  The5oda:k^' 
ul:TS^STr,^r^  of  Ueut-Colonel  Au^JSi 
H«M&  aB.  and  K.H..  of  the  King's  German  LeBion.  by 
ftjo^oa^ArabeUa  hia  wife.  daTiLd  cSSTonSeR^ 
Wmam  King;  rector  of  MaUow.  00.  Co^^  Mr.RichSS 
Beamiah  haa  issue.  Richard-Pigott.  6  1832-  iSan. 
Aogostua-Wflllam.  ft.  1841;  An^iSSodida;  ^d  ^y- 


^afMaeoor  Vm^  Crookstown.  co.  Cork,  and 

S2I??A  T«£f^"«?*^  granted  to  her  by  royal  Ucense. 

WhCgliWJ  of  South   D«fcji  Place,  Plymouth,   m. 
Ij^^&itow,  tod  dau.  of   Lieut-Colonel  A«hibald 


u-vd  «ti^rBgt :  and  Louisa-Kate. 

^v JtJ^  to  Fredenok  Meade,  of  Bebnont  co.  Cork. 

liiq^Meqt.-<ylonel  unattached,  late  of  the  88th  Connauifht 
na«wj  imd^ide^^^amp  to  Mnjor-Oen.  Sir  Tho^ 

J?*^?!^**'  of  Beaomont^  d,  17th  April,  1828.  and  was  #. 
■7  Us  eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  BCAJOBH,  of  Beaomont.  ft.  14  Oct.  1790.  who  m 
it  Uchnaw  Outl^  Scotland,  16  Sept  1814,  the  Hon.  MaiT 
De  Goorcy.  dan.  of  Jdm.  26th  Lord  Kingsale  (who  d  17 
Aptfl.l815X  and  by  her  had  issue.        """^^  ^     °  «•  ^' 

WiLUAX.  $,  his  father. 

JoBi-Ds  CouBCT,  s.  his  brother. 

^SSiiterJ?'^^^  «.  In  May   184«.  to  the  Rev.  Wm.- 
Itamat^Thomps<m^and  has  W.     Mm.  Thompson  *. 

" .  of  Beaumont,  d.  1  Oct  1888,  and  was  t.  by 


▼iLUAM  Bbaxhh,  of  Beaumont,  M.A.  Trin.  ColL.  Cam- 
h*^,  ft.  1821,  who  d.  Mm.  1847,  and  was  «.  by  his  only 


J«Di-Di  Conor  Bkaiosb,  of  Beaomont  House,  ft.  1822 
y  f-  T^  *"  *®*®»  '''>«»  *1»  representation  of  thii 
■n«h  of  the  family  devolved  upon  his  uncle,  Robert- 
l*L40ora  Beamish,  Esq.  of  I>ltchley,  as  abore  mentioned. 

^rmt^  Crmt,  and  1/etto— Bame  as  Bsaxbh  qfRahmxm, 


fiSABCBOFT  OP  MEEB  TTAT.T,, 
BtAtdOFi;  Edward^  Esq.  of  M«er  HaU,  oo.  Wot- 


^^JW^—The  estate  of  Meer  HaU  was  possessed  by 
^eBesreroAa.  In  lineal  male  descent,  fh>m  1837— and  pro- 
"My  fkwa  a  period  long  anteiior-iip  to  the  year  1822, 
»fc«  It  pasMd  into  the  female  line,  whose  bein  assumed 
ae  aaae  and  arms  of  BxAjtcBorT. 

■jw  HaD  was  buitt  by  Thomas  Bearcroft  in  1337,  the 
""■  year  of  Bdwam>  IH.**  reign.  It  is  a  -half-timber 
■■■■*«.  aiiproacbed  by  a  iSne  avenue  of  elms,  with  a 
v^dsdhfll  behind,  forming  a  picturesque  background. 
^tte  great  ciril  war.  the  Bearcroft  of  the  day  had  the 
■«:  to  maka  himaelf  somewhat  too  conspicuous  on 
"Wf  of  royalty.    The  eooM^oence  was.  that  CromweU's 

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6  E  A 

i^^K?^^  Powesaion  of  his  house,  converting  the  haU 
k^to  stables,  and  applying  the  rest  to  puipoi^or  which 
SSfdeT  bT^'J^?^^^.^"^  intended  by  the  ori^nii 
™^^«.^  ^  ^""7^  ^  ^  ^^"^  of  «^«  triumphant 
party  for  an  inveterate  and  confirmed  malignant  he  was 
heavily  fin^,  and  his  name  still  appears  in^  the  ^^o^ 
of  liiose  who  were  obliged  to  compoi^for  their  esu3 
«Mrf— Meer  Hall,  Worcesterahiw. 

BEARDMORE  OP  UPLANDS. 
Beammore,  John,  Esq.  of  Uplands,  co.  Hante, 

I'rS'^i*^^^ — ^J^®  ^*®  ^^^  Beakdmom,  Esq..  ft.  in 
Tli:"*^!^  '^'^  ""^^""S^  B.AIIDMORB.  Esq..  and  godson  of 
JOHK  BEi^MOBB,  Esq..  of  8omer*etshU  m.  ^ria-Mar- 
garot,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Parke,  Esq..  by  Hannah  his  wife. 
^A  1?^  ?^S»S™«tt.  (»  descendant  of  Bishop  BumettX 
and  by  her  (who  d.  the  August  previous)  he  left  at  his 
decease  an  only  son,  the  pi^eeent  Johk  Bbabdmom,  Esq.  of 
Uplands. 

^o^'o—ProvidentlaB  nee  committo. 
aKl^-^pIands,  near  Fareham,  Hants. 


BEATSON  OF  KILLRIE. 

KiS^"K:isTi^^^^^  o^ 

BoBKOT,  his  heir. 

David,  first  of  the  famfly  of  Vicarsgrange. 
^W^jA'^t ?fT5h\S?™«  ^ ^'  Qlasmouut.  now  reprosented 
uLYlI^^iLy^^  Beatsom,  Esq..  an  offic6r  Bengal 

^,^:^tSS^''  "'^•'^  "'^''^  "'»"^" 

Robert  Beatsok,  son  and  heir,  m.  IsabelL  dau.  of  — 
Cunynghame,  Esq.,  and  left  issue, 

James,  of  Pitkennie,  his  hefa-. 

John,  first  of  the  family  of  Pitcadie. 

And  other  children. 

Ja>«8  Beatsok,  Esq.,  son  andheb-,  m.  1672,  Janet  dau. 
of  Al^  OiTock,  Esq.  of  that  ilk,  Fifeshire,  and  was  ,.  by 
his  eldest  son,  ' 

RomrtBeatson,  Esq.  of  Pitkennie,  who  m.  Margaret 
only  child  of  the  2nd  marriage  of  William  Beatson.  Esq  of 
Qlasmount,  and  had  issue,  inter  aliot,  * 

Robert,  his  heir. 

Jean,  m.  Beatson  of  Yicaragrange. 

Robert  Beatsok,  Esq.,  son  and  heir.  m.  7  Aug.  1728. 
Helen,  eldest  dau.  of  Alex  Orrock,  Esq.  of  that  ilk.  Plfol 
shire,  snd  had  issue,  inter  o/io«,  a  dau.  Lu^bio,  «.  Beatson 
of  Qlasmount ;  and  a  son  and  successor 

Robert  Beatsok.  Esq..  ft.  lo  Aug.  Itso,  ».  176^  Jean, 
dau.  of  Read  of  Turfbeg,  co.  Forfar,  by  Bliaabeth  his  wS 
dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Wedderbum,  Bart,  and  had  issuelr 
L  Robert,  his  heir.  ft.  at  Dundee,  2  Oct  1768 
"wi^J^  nii^or-gen.  H.E.I.C.8.,  of  Knowte  Pton,  and 
^^^'  «>-SuMex.  governor  of  St    Helena.  1808-18 

and  ^nduet  <^theWartritk  Tippoo  Saib •  m  1806^ BavM. 

Mi^lesty's  Customs  for  Scotland,  and  had  issue; 

1  ^«^^H.E.LC.S.,  engineers;  d.wm, 

2  Theodore^  »pt  In  The  Bengal  cavalry;  m.  In  1843. 
J^"^  °°^y  ^^-  °'  ^L  Stephen  Reid.  "**»«» 
•/C*   u"?i°'J*-  IWl*  .Anne-Henrietta,  2nd  dau.  of  John 

CampbeU.  Esq.  of  Uston  Hall,  Norfolk;  and  has  is^ 
a  son  and  dau.  '         "-"«■*«% 

4  Stqphen,  d.  young. 

£  ?JJP^»«»  B«n««jSifknti7:  d.t,p. 

6  Albert,  Bengal  infantiy 

2  Catherina,  d.  unm,  • 

^s^dhM^^^  ^^^  ^*^  ^*  **'  ^'^*>rf«'«o  Wells, 

*cSS?"^  "*•  ^"^  ^"^^  I^y*««»>V  B»q.  of  MaUow.  oo. 

'^^o^I1^^>5k.''*''  ^'^  ^"^^"^  ^'  ^  ^'•^ 
?  ShT**"**  "**  Samuel  Newington,  Esq.,  M.D. 


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BE  A 

in.  John,  h.  Nov.  17«0,  d.  $.  p. 

I.  Helena,  m.  Sir  Chorlee  Ookoley,  Bart. ;  and  d.  1837. 
The  eldest  son, 

Robert  Bbatsov,  Esq.  of  the  Royal  Enginoem,  m.  Jane, 
only  child  of  Murdoch  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Rossend  Castle, 
Fifeshire,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Taylor,  Esq. 
of  PitcoLilia  and  the  hoireas  of  Carbiston,  and  had  issue, 
Robert,  who  d.  younff. 
Alkx-Campbkll,  his  heir. 

Robert-Wedderbum,  capt.  in  the  Indian  army;  d.  s.  p. 
11  Dec.  1848. 
'William  Feiigusson,  lieat.-ool.  In  the  service  of  the  Queen 
of  Spain,  and  knight  of  San  Fernando,  lieut.-col.  in  the 
Indian  army,  recently  employed  as  brigadier  commanding 
the  cavalry  of  His  Highness  the  Nizam,  and  subsequently 
in  the  Turkish  army;  m.  1840.  Marian,  youngest  dau.  of 
Iieut.-Col.  Himift^s,  of  the  Bengal  engineers;  has  two 
daus.,  Jane;  and  BLorriet,  m.  to  Wm.-A.  Laurin,  Esq. 
Maigaret,  d,  young. 

Barbara,    m.    M%|or  -  Gen.    Bdwaid  -  Swift    Broughton, 
H.E.I.C.S.;  issue,  daus. 
Harriette,  m.  Wm.-Alex.  Lawrie*  Esq. 
Jane. 
The  eldest  surviving  son, 

Alex-Campbell  BsATSoif,  of  Rossend,  captain  in  the 
Indian  army,  m.  22  Dec.  1831,  Eliza,  Srd  dau.  of  Jolm 
Baird,  Esq.  of  Camelon,  and  d.  14  August,  1832,  leaving 
Issue  a  posthumous  son,  the  present  representative  of  the 
fiunily, 

^mw— Ou.,  a  chevron  between  threo  spear-heads  (points 
upwardsX  aig. 
Crest— 'A.  bee,  volant  en  anrite«,  ppr. 
ifoOo— Cum  prudentia  sedulua. 


BEAUCLERK  OF  ARDGLASS  CASTLR 

Bbauclerk,  Aubret-De  Yere,  Esq.  of  Ardglass 
Castle,  CO.  Down,  b,  28  Sept.  1837;  «.  hia  father 
1  Feb.  1854. 

IL{tlfA0C.  —  ToPHAX  BxAUOLEBK,  Esq.,  6.  in  1730, 
(son  of  Lord  Sydney  Beauclerk,  vice-chamberlain  to  the 
king,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Norris,  Esq. 
of  Speke,  and  grandson  of  Charles,  1st  Duke  of  St.  Albans, 
by  Diana  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Aubrey  de  Vere,  30th 
Earl  of  Oxford),  m.  in  1708,  Lady  Diana  Spencer,  dau. 
of  Cliarlee,  Duke  of  Marlborough,  and  had  (with  two  daus., 
Mary,  m.  to  Frands,  Count  Jenison  Walworth;  and  Eliza- 
beth, lit.  to  Qeorge,  Earl  ofPembroke)ason, 

CHABLBS-GKORas  Bbauolbrk,  Esq.  of  St.  Leonard's 
Forest,  Horsham,  Sussex,  who  m.  in  1799,  Bmily-Chaiiotte, 
■econd  dau.  of  William  Ogilvie,  Esq.,  by  Emily-Mary  his 
wife.  Duchess  Dowager  of  Leinster,  and  had  issue,  Aubrbt- 
William,  his  heir;  Charles-Rol>ert,  fellow  of  Caius  College, 
Cambridge,  6.  in  1802;  Qeorge-Robert,  b.  in  1803;  Caroline, 
Anne,  m.  in  1829,  to  Robert  Aldridge,  Esq.;  CKx>iigiana, 
M.  in  1826,  to  John-Dean  Paul,  Esq. ;  Diana-OUvia,  widow 
of  Sir  Francis-Fletcher  Vane,  Bart. ;  Jane- Elizabeth,  m.  in 
1880,  to  Henry  Fitzroy,  Esq. ;  Isabella- Elizabeth,  m.  in  1S40, 
to  Capt  John -William  Montagu,  B.N.;  and  Katherine- 
Kathika     The  eldest  son, 

AuBRBT-WiLUAM  Bbauolebk,  Esq.  of  Ardgloss  Castle, 
00.  Down,  and  St.  Leonard's  Forest,  Horsham,  Sussex,  b. 
10  Feb.  1601 ;  ta.  1st,  IS  Feb.  1834,  Ida,  Srd  dau.  of  Sir 
Charles-Forster-Ooring,  Bart,  and  2ndly,  7  Dec.  1840,  Rosa- 
Matilda,  dau.  of  Joshua  Robinson,  Esq.  of  Kew  Green ;  by 
the  former  of  whom  (who  d.  23  April,  1839X  he  had  issue, 
Aubrbt-Db  Verb,  now  of  Ardglass;  Diana- Arabella;  and 
Augusta;  and  by  the  latter  (who  survives)  he  had  two 
daus.,  Louisa-Catherine  and  Isabella-Julia.  M^or  Beau- 
clerk,  formerly  M.P.  for  Bast  Surrey,  d.  1  Feb.  1854. 

Arm»  Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  France  and  England,  quar- 
terly ;  2nd,  Scotland ;  3rd,  Ireland ;  over  all  a  sinister  baton, 
gu.,  charged  with  three  roses,  org.,  seeded  and  barbed,  ppr. 

Crat— On  a  chapean.  gu..  turned  up,  erm.,  a  lion,  statant- 
guardant  or  crcwned  with  a  ducal  coronet,  per  pale,  ai^. 
and  of  the  first,  goived  with  a  collar  of  the  last,  thereon 
three  roses,  also  aig.,  oarbed  and  seeded,  ppr. 

JtfoMo— Auq>ioium  melioria  ssvi. 

Ao^-nArdglaaa  Castle,  co.  Down. 


BEAUMAN  OF  HYDE  PARK. 

Beattman,  MAlfcEwFoRDE,  Esq.  of  Hyde  Park,  In 
the  00.  of  Wexford,  i.  his  brother  24  Sept  1840 ;  m. 
7  July,  1841,  Harriet,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Key. 
Thomas  Quin,  of  Wingfield,  oo.  Wioklow^  and  haa^ 
68 


B  E  A 

I.  Jomf-CHBISTOPHBR,  b.  8  March,  1840. 
I.  Ellen.  II.  Jone-Emily. 

in.  Harriet  rv.  Anne-Margaret. 

T.  Isabella.  vl  Elizabeth, 

▼n.  Mary-Emily. 

HititKflt* — The  Bauxans,  originally  of  Bohemia, 
where  they  possessed  considerable  property,  expatriated 
themselves  in  consequence  of  the  persecutions  to  which,  as 
Lutherans,  they  were  exposed  on  the  expulsion  of  the 
Elbctor-P  A  LATINS,  and  took  reftige  in  various  parts  of 
Germany  and  Holland. 

MBLOHiORrCHBisTorant  BAUXAif,  accompanying  General 
de  Ginkell,  to  whom  he  was  neariy  allied  by  marriage, 
into  Ireland,  settled  in  the  co.  of  Wexford,  anno  1G91.* 
He  married  and  had  two  sons,  viz.,  JoHV,  his  heir;  and 
Francis,  who  m.  a  sister  of  the  Comte  de  Serana,  and 
settled  at  Nantes,  in  Bretagne.    The  eldest  son, 

JoHW  Baumak,  Esq.,  of  the  CO.  of  Wexford,  m.  Maxgwret, 
dau.  of  Edward  Barty,  Esq.  of  Rathrush,  co.  Carlow,  and 
dying  in  1761,  vras  $.  by  his  son, 

John  Bauman,  Esq.  of  the  oo.  of  Wexford,  who  altered 
the  ^Mlling  of  the  Cunily  name  fh>m  Bauman  to  Bkaumav. 
He  m.  in  1768,  Anne.  dau.  of  Edmond  Rice,  Eaq.  of  Ahere, 
in  the  same  shire,  and  by  her,  who  d,  10  May,  1812,  had» 

I.  John-Chribtopheb,  his  heir. 

II.  Edward-Barry,  who  d.  in  1800,  in  India. 

in.  Michael,  a  capt  in  the  Madras  artillery ;  m.  Mary,  dan. 
of  General  Wahab,  and  had  several  children,  of  whom 
the  only  surviving  is, 
Edward- John -Ba^ry  Beouman,  Esq.  of  Fumesa,  co. 
Kildare,  a  Justice  of  the  peace  ;   who  m.  20  March, 
1833,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Geoige  Moore,  Esq.    of  the 
CO.  Wicklow,  and  has  issue. 
Capt  Michael  Beauman,  who  held  the  situation  of  soper- 
intendant  of  the  arsenals  at  Madras,  was  lost  on  bis 
passage  home  from  India^  on  board  the  "Lady  Dondos*' 
indiaman,  in  1809. 

rv.  William,  of  Rutland  Square,  Dublin,  m.  in  17M, 
Charity,  widow  of  Tennison  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Old  Court, 
in  Wicklow,  and  dau.  of  John  Barrington,  Esq.,  and  had 


1  John,  in  holy  orders,  vioar-choral  of  St.  Patrick's 
Cathedral,  and  vicar  of  Julianstown,  co.  Meath ;  cC  man. 
U  April,  1828. 

1  Anne.  m.  9  Oct.  1827.  to  the  Rev.  Brabazon-WQliam 
Disney,  rector  of  Btackallen,  in  Meath. 
8  Maria,  m.  19  March,  1819,  to  Sir  John  Kennedy.  Bart 
of  Johnstown-Kennedy ;  and  cC  7  Nov.  1828,  leaving 
five  sons  and  one  dau. 
V.  Francis,  capt  RN. 

I.  Maigaret,  m.  to  Bony  Lawless,  .^sq.  of  Chenywood,  oo. 
Dublin;  and  d.  in  March,  1818.  «.  p. 
n.  Anne.  m.  to  William  Talbot^  Esq.  of  Castle  Talboi,  co. 
Wexford, 
m.  Mary. 
Mr.  Beauman  d.  13  Deo.  1802,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
John-Chbistophkr  Beauman,  Esq.  of  Hyde  Park,  b.  29 
Oct.  1764,  high-Bheriffof  the  co.  of  Wexford  in  1821,  who 
m.  2  Oct  1795,  Jane,  dau.  of  Matthew  Forde,  E^.  of  Sea- 
forde,  00.  Down,  and  had  issue, 
John,  who  d.  <.  p.  24  Sept  1840. 
Mathew-Fordk,  present  possessor. 
Elizabeth- Anne,  m.  in  1841,  to  Sir  John  Kennedy,  Bart 
Anne-Margaret 

Charity-Isnbella,  m.  in  1835,  to  HenrT-Cavendiah  Here, 
Esq.,  R.N.,  4th  son  of  the  kite  William  Hon,  Esq.  of 
Harperstown. 
Jane-Emily. 

Ifotto—Fortiter. 

fisot— Hyde  Park,  co.  Wexford. 


BEAUMONT  OF  BARROWUPONTRENT. 

Bbaxtmont,  John,  Esq.  of  Barrow-upon-Trent,  co. 
Derby,  6.  22  July,  1826 ;  «.  hia  father  11  Mar.  1884. 

%intKfit* — ^BnwABD  Beaumont,  Esq.,  'who  aettled  a^ 
Barrow-upon 'Trent,  oo.  Derby,  about  the  year  1650,  was 
2nd  son  of  Thomas  Beaumont  Esq.  of  Thringston,  co.  Lei- 
cester, and  yoimger  brother  of  John  Beaumont,  of  Orano 
Dieu,  Master  of  the  Rolls,  and  grandfather  of  Francia 
Beaumont,  the  dramatic  poet.    He  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  heir 

*  Another  member  of  the  family,  the  Rev.  John  Baum av, 
a  native  of  Prague,  came  to  England  about  the  year  1046. 
with  ample  teslimonials  from  many  of  the  prindpol  German 
divines.  Ue  d.  about  1668,  leaving  one  dau.,  then  of  tender 
years,  who  afterwards  m.  Daniel  Doddridge,  of  London, 
and  was  mother  of  the  oelebrated  Phiup  Doddridoi^  D.D^ 
the  veiy  eminent  dissenting  divine. . 


B  E  A 


B  E  C 


«f  XillgBte  of  Loddngton,  in  Leioestenbire,  and  had  a 
aooand  soccomor, 

WiLUAM  Beaumont,  Esq.  of  Barrow-upon-Trent,  who  m. 
Eliakbeth  Sutton,  of  Derby,  and  dying  SO  July,  1692,  was  <. 
by  hit  son, 

FSASCis  BxAUXOMT,  Esq.  of  Barrow-upon-Trent,  a  isu^or 
in  the  eerrice  of  Chablss  I.,  whom.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 
Ijcirof  Bimon  Braoebndge,  Eaq.  of  Twyford,  co.  Derby,  and 
bad  issue,  two  aona — rix.,  Bowabd,  who  waa  disinherited, 
md  4.  in  IMO,  and  his  heir,  at  hia  deoease,  in  1661,  aged 
Biaety-two^ 

JoHV  BBAU1ID9T,  Eoq.  of  Barrow-upon-Trent,  who  m. 
1«,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John  PowtreU,  Esq.  of  West  Hollom, 
in  Derbyshire,  by  whom  he  had  no  iaeue,  and  2ndly,  Bar- 
ban,  dau.  of  Edward  Willoughby,  Esq.  of  Gotham,  in  Not- 
tiaflaunflfaire,  by  whom  he  left  at  hia  deoeaae,  with  other 
ime,  a  aon  and  suooeaeor, 

BoBBBT  BxAUMOMT,  Eaq.,  of  Barrow-upon-Trent,  b.  in 
16U,  who  m,  lat,  Oedly,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  Thomas 
iwmwiwwi^^  Bart,  of  Oracedieu,  and  had  by  her,  who  d.  in 
1697,  JoHV,  hia  heir,  and  Barbara,  lady  abbess  of  a  convent 
fai  Flanders.  Mr.  Beaumont  m.  Sndly,  Jane,  widow  of 
FruMxs  Lowe,  Esq.  of  Old  Oreaves,  and  dau.  and  heir  of 
John  Iflddleton,  Esq.  of  Wandesley,  Notts,  by  whom  ho 
had  a  son,  Francis,  who  d,  tmm. ;  and  Srdly,  Winifred,  dau. 
of  Francis  Lowe,  Esq.,  without  issue.  He  d.  2  Jan.  17S^7, 
and  waa  «.  by  his  son, 

JoHV  Bbauxont,  Esq.,  of  Barrow-upon-Trent,  b.  in  1604, 
wbo  m.  Miss  Joyce  Johnson,  niece  of  Thomas  AUestree, 
£«).  of  ElTaston,  and  dying  11  Oct.  176S,  was  «.  by  his 


JoHji  BsAUMOirr,  Esq.  of  Barrow-upon-Trent,  who  d. 
«am^  n  July,  180«,  and  was  $.  by  (the  son  of  his  brother 
Bobert)  his  nephew, 

Joazr  Bkaumovt,  Esq.  of  Barrow-upon-Trent,  b.  23  Jan. 
1779.  who  ».  89  Aug.  1826,  the  Hon.  Mary-Elisabeth 
Canon,  Srd  dau.  of  Nathaniel,  Snd  Lord  Scarsdale,  and  had 

J(«]i,  now  of  Barrow. 

Bobert-Cnrson,  b  10  Dec  1827. 

Edward,  b.  22  July.  1829.  Heniy. 

Xr.  Beaomeitt  d,  11  March,  1834. 

irou— Az.,  sem^  of  fleurs  de  lis.  a  Hon,  rampant,  or. 
Creit— On  a  chapeou,  gu.,  turned  up,  erm.,  a  lion,  passant, 
or. 
Jfotto— Erectos  non  elatus. 
&a»— Barrow-upon-Trent 


BEAUMONT  OF  WHITLEY  BEAUMONT. 

BEAUifONT,  Richard-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Whitley,  co. 
York,  b,  5  Aug.  1805 ;  m.  8  Deo.  1831,  Catherine, 
dau.  (d  Timothy  Wiggin,  Esq.  of  the  United  Statea 
of  " 


ItntXgt. — ^Tbe  last  direct  male  representatiye  of  the 
and  eminent  house    of    Bsaumovt  o/    WhiiUjf 


JoBV  BsAUMOHT,  Esq.  of  Whitky  Beaumont,  b.  29  Aug. 

1TS2,  Ind  issue  by  Sarah  Butler  (whom  he  married  in  1778), 

dsD.  of  Humphrey  Butler,  of  Hereford,  and  granddau.  of 

lbs  Rot.  Humphrey  Butler,  rector  of  Keir,  one  son  and  two 

dm..  Til.: 

L  CBABL»-%CHAiq>,  LL.D. ;  5.  22  May,  1777,  constituted 

tanant  for  life  of  the  Whitley  Beaumont  estates,  after  the 

daath  of  his  Cather  and  his  aunt  Bernard,  with  remainder 

to  the  beus  of  his  body,  byUie  will  of  his  uncle,  Richard* 

Hoiiy  Beaumont,  Esq.    He  m.  in  1802,  Martha,  dau.  of 

atephn  Hemsted,  M.l>. ;  and  dying  18  March,  1818,  left 

a  son  and  dan., 

1  BiCHABl>-HBS|iT,  heir  to  his  grandfather. 
1  Martha,  si.  to  Patrick  MMahon,  Esq.  of  Addleetone, 
SiuTBy. 
L  Chariotte,  6.  hi  1779 ;  m.  14  April,  1801.  to  John  M'Cum- 
^agi  Esq.,  sdgnevir  of  Grande  Yallee  des  Montes,  in 
Lover  Cutada,  capt  81st  regt.;  and  d.  16  Aug   1815, 
IsKTing  COS  son,  the  present  BiCHABD-HnrBT-JoHH- 
BtAUifovT  M'CpifMiHO.  Esq.,  seigneur  of  Qraude  Vallte 
des  Montes,  a  nuuor  m  the  army ;  and  three  daua. 
n  Elisabeth -SaraJi.  6.  in  1781;   m.  in  1818,  to  Jos^h- 
Thomas  Toite,  Esq.  of  Focklington,  afterwards  of  Den- 
ton OroTe,  near  Toik. 
Mr  Baaamont  d.  8  Deo  1881,  and  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 
tlH  jwiswit  RiCBa«>-HKVRT  Beaumont,  Eaq  of  Whitley. 


Armjh^Qnx ,  a  hon,  nunpaut.  arg  ,  langued  and  armed,  as., 
bitwsn  eight  croscents,  ot  the  second. 
I'M—A  buD's  bead,  erased,  quarterly. 
JfiO*— FUle  sed  cui  vide. 
^s^Whitky  Hall,  near  Huddersfleld,  oo.  Tork. 


BEAUMONT  OF  BRETTON. 

Beaumont,  Wentworth-Blackett,  Esq.  of  Bretton 
Hall,  CO.  York,  and  Bywell  Hall,  Northumberland,  6. 
in  1829,  M.P.  for  South  Northumberland.  Mr.  Beau- 
mont 9,  his  father  in  1849. 

S,ttl^age*  —  Geobob  Bkaumont,  Esq.  of  The  Oaks,  ft. 
in  1696  (eldest  son  of  Geotge  Beaumont,  Esq.  of  Chapel 
Thorpe,  by  Gertrude  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Bagshaw,  Esq. 
of  Hucklow,  and  grandson  of  William  Beaumont,  Esq.  of 
The  Oaks,  in  Darton,  oo.  York,  whose  father,  Geoige  Beau- 
mont, of  The  Oaks,  d.  in  1C64),  m.  in  1728,  Frances,  dau.  of 
Richard  Beaumont,  Esq.  of  Whitley  Beaumont,  and  had  two 
sons  and  a  dau.,  vis. : 

Thomas,  his  successor. 

Geozge,  in  holy  orders ;  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Johih  Gieen, 
of  Leeds,  merchant ;  and  d.  17  May,  1773,  leaving  issue. 

Susanna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Walter,  and  d.  s.  p. 
He  d.  27  Jan.  1736,  and  was  t.  by  his  elder  son, 

Thomas  Bxaumomt,  Esq.  of  The  Oaks,  b.  at  Whitley,  18 
Feb.  1723,  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Asoough, 
Esq.  of  Louth,  in  Lincolnshixo,  and  dying  6  Feb.  1785,  was 
$.  by  his  son, 

Tbomas-Riohabd  BxAXTMOirr,  Esq.  of  The  Oaks,  b.  S9 
April,  1758,  ooL  in  the  army,  M.P.  for  Northumberland  fhmi 
1795  to  1818.  He  m.  Diana,  dau.  and  heir,  by  will,  of  Snt 
Thomas  Wentwobth  Blaokbtt,  Bart,  and  had  issue^ 
Thomas-Wbntwobth.  his  heir ;  William ;  Ridiard ;  Edward- ' 
Blackett,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  William  Lee,  Esq.  of  Grove ; 
Henry;  Diana;  Marianne;  and  Sophia.  Col.  Beaumont  d. 
at  Biietton  Hall,  31  July,  1829,  and  Mrs.  Beaumont  subse- 
quently, when  the  estates  devolved  upon  her  eldest  son, 

Thomas- Wehtwobth  Bbaumomt,  Esq.  of  Bretton  Hall, 
M.P.  for  Northumberland,  6.  5  Nov.  1792,  who  m.  Henriettik 
Jane-Emma,  dau.  of  J.  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Maple  Hayes,  and 
d.  Id  Dec.  1849,  leaving  issue,  Wbntworth-Blaoksit,  now  of 
Bictton  and  Bywoll;  Walter;  Someraet-Arohibald ;  Dudley; 
Emma-Diana ;  and  Florence. 

Arnu,  dfcc,  as  Bkaxtmont  of  Whitley . 
Sm/«— Bywell  Hall,  Newcastle  -  on- TVne;    and  Bretton 
Hall,  Wakefield. 


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BECKETT  OF  THE  KNOLL. 

BsoKKTT,  John-Staniporth,  Esq.  of  The  Knoll, 
Torquay,  Devon,  formerly  of  Barnsley,  co.  York, 
deputy-lieut,  b.  5  April,  1794;  m,  24  May,  1842, 
Gertrude-Elizabeth,  elder  dau.  of  Capt  Sir  William- 
Howe  Mulcaster,  RN.,  K.C.H.,  K.T.S.,  C.B. 

SrUttase. — Joseph  Bbokbtt,  Esq.  younger  brother  of 
Sir  John  Beckett,  the  1st  Bart,  of  Leeds  and  Somerby  Park, 
oo.  Lincoln,  la.  28  June,  1785.  Mary,  dau.  and  oo-heir  ck 
John  Staniforth,  Esq.  of  Hull,  and  by  her  had  (with  five 
daus.,  Eleanor;  Caroline,  m.  in  1825,  to  Sir  Thomas  Beckett* 
Bart. ;  Mary- Anne ;  Eliza,  m.  to  William-Creed  Fairman, 
Esq.  of  Lynsted,  Kent ;  and  Augusta)  one  son,  the  present 
John-Stanitobth  BfCKXTT,  Esq.  of  The  Knoll. 

J  mu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  fesse  between  three 
bcMus'  heads,  couped,  erminois,  a  crescent,  arg.,  for  diffe- 
rence; 2nd  and  Srd,  erminois,  on  a  fesse,  wavy,  gu.,  three 
lions,  rampant,  arg. 

Crete— A  boar's  head,  oouped,  or,  pierced  by  a  oroas  pattf»- 
fitch^  erect,  sa. 

Jfotto— Prodesse  dvibua. 

iSeoC— The  Knoll,  Torquay. 


BECKWITH  OF  THURCROFT  AND  TRIMDOl?. 

Beckwtth,  William,  Esq.  of  Thurcrofl,  oo.  York, 
and  of  Trimdon,  co.  Diu>ham,  b.  in  1772 ;  m.  in  1794, 
Caroline,  dau.  of  John  Neasham,  Esq.  of  Houghton- 
le-Spring,  and  by  her,  wHo  d.  at  St.  Omer,  in  ^luioe, 
10  April,  1882,  tiad  surviying  issue, 
L  WiLUAM,  K.H.,  lieut-odl.  unattached,  late  m^or  of 
the  14th  light-dragoons,  who  m.  1881,  Pnscilla-Maria, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Thomas  Hopper,  Esq.  of  Bilk^ 
worth,  in  Durham, 
n.  John, 
m.  Henry,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Eaton  Constantine, 

near  Shrewsbury,  m.  Miss  Bose^nne  Eyton. 
I.  Caroline.  u.  Mary. 

%itltKfit* — ^This  very  andent  family  bore,  originally, 
the  name  of  Malble  or  Malbysse,  being  lineally  descended 
from  the  marriage,  («mp.  Heitby  Ill^of  Hercules  de  Malble^ 


B  E  0 

grandson  of  Sir  Simon  do  Halbie,  Lord  of  Cawton  in 
Craven,  with  Bcckwith,  ono  of  tho  daus.  of  Sir  William 
Bruce.  Lord  of  Uglebarby,  deiived  from  Sir  Robert  Bnis, 
Lord  of  Skelton  Castle,  in  Cleveland,  a  noble  Norman  knight, 
ancestor  of  the  Bruobb  </  Scotland, 

Matthew  BccKwrrH,  Esq.  of  Tanfield  and  Sleningford,  a 
captain  in  the  parliamentary  army,  living  9  April,  1666,  8rd 
son  of  Roger  Beckwith,  of  dint,  co.  Tork,  Esq.  and  younger 
brother  of  Arthur  Beckwith,  of  Aldborough,  Esq.,  father  of 
8iB  RoQKB  Bbckwith,  Bart.  (m«  Bubks's  Extinct  BaronHagt) 
M.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Buck,  Knt.  of  Filey,  and 
dying  in  1679,  loft,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

William  Bsotwith,  Esq.  b  22  Nov.  1664,  who  inherited 
tlie  property  of  his  unde,  William  Beckwith,  Esq.  of  Thur- 
croft,  and  became  of  that  place.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir 
Edward  Chaloner,  of  Guisborough,  by  whom,  who  d.  4  Dec. 
1702,  he  left  at  his  decease  in  1713,  with  other  issue,  a  son 
and  successor, 

WnxiAM  BBorwTTB,  Esq.  of  Thuroroft  and  Sleningford. 
He  m.  28  April,  1716,  Elissbeth,  only  dau.  and  boirass  of 
John  Woodifleld,  Esq.  of  Fishbum  and  Trimdon,  in  the  co. 
palatine  of  Durham,  and  had  issue, 

WoontFiXLD.  his  heir. 

William,  of  Carey -street,  London,  barrlster^it-law;  who  m. 
and  had  one  sou,  William,  an  ensign  in  the  27th  regt.  of 
foot^  d,  ufim.  in  1776 ;  and  two  daus.,  Maria  and  Elizabeth. 

John,  a  lieut.-coL  in  Abercrombie's  rwrt. 

Jjine,  TO.  to  Thomas  Westley,  Esq.  of  Howarth. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  W.  Honfall,  Esq.  of  Storth's  Hall ;  and  d, 
21  April,  1798,  aged  72. 
Mr.  Beckvrilh  d.  at  Thurcroft,  10  April,  1760,  aged  74,  and 
was  «.  by  his  oldest  son, 

WooDuriKLD  Bkckwith,  Esq.  of  Thurcroft  and  Trimdon, 
baptized  at  Laughton,  12  Sept.  1719,  who  m.  1  June,  1771, 
Dorothy,  dau.  of  Cluistopher  Robinson.  Esq.  of  Easington, 
00.  Durham,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Major  Patrick 
Campbell,  and  was  buried  at  Easington),  left  at  his  decease, 
in  1779,  aged  60,  an  only  surviving  child,  Williax  Bbck- 
with. Esq.  of  Thurcroft  and  Trimdon. 

^rmj^Aig.,  a  chevron  between  three  hinds'heads,  erased, 
gu, 
Creie— An  antelope,  ppr.,  in  Uie  mouth  a  branch,  vert. 
Motto— 3o{t  en  bien. 
&»l— Trimdon  House,  near  Sadgefield,  Durham. 


BECKFORD  OF  FONTHILL  AND  BASING 

PARK. 
Beckford,  WiLUAM,  Esq.  of  Ruxley  Lodge,  Surrey, 
h.  23  March,  1790 ;  m.  12  Jan.  1822,  Maria-Elizabeth, 
only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Bramston  Stane,  of  Forest 
HaU,  E886X,  and  has  issue, 
I,  FaAHOT8-JoHK-BRAiC8TON,  6.  at  Rome,  2  Feb.  1842. 
I.  Maria-Harriet.  u.  Joanna-Elizabeth, 

in.  Haniette-Marian. 

iLineag^. — ^The  family  of  Beckford  was  established  at 
an  early  period  in  Gloucestovsbire,  and  the  name  occurs  so 
far  back  as  the  li'th  century,  when  Roboit  de  Beckeford 
gn'anted  certain  tithes  to  the  abbey  of  Gloucer^tcr.  Among 
the  principal  adhertnts  of  Richaf.o  III.  at  Bosworth,  was 
Sir  William  Beckford.  The  family  appears  to  have  been 
settled  afterwards  near  Oxford,  and  to  have  removed  thence 
to  Berkshire. 

After  the  conquest  of  Jamaica,  In  1656,  Col.  Petrr  Beck- 
Foan,  son  of  Peter  Beckford,  Esq.,  who  was  bmtber  to 
Sir  Thomas  Beckford,  of  Ashtead,  rose  to  tho  highest 
station  in  that  colony.  Having,  during  the  reign  of 
CuARLES  IL,  filled  tho  important  ofBoe  of  president  of  the 
eoundl,  he  was,  by  Wiluam  III.,  appointed  lieut. -governor 
and  oommander-in-chief  of  the  idand.  He  d.  in  1710,  pos- 
sessed of  immense  wealth,  leaving  two  sous,  viz.:  Pbtcb,  of 
Whom  presently;  and  Thouias,  6.  in  16S2,  ni.  Mary,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Thomas  Ballaid,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1731,  lea  issue. 
The  elder  son, 

Petcb  BECKroRD,  Esq.  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Assembly 
of  Jamaica,  d,  in  1736.    Having  m.  Bathshua,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Col.  Julines  Hering,  he  had  issue, 
PcTEB,  his  heir;  d,$.p.  1787. 

William,  successor  to  his  brother,  of  FonthilU  twice  lord- 
mayor  of  the  city  of  Loudon,  and  representative  in  par- 
liament for  the  metropolis ;  d,  during  his  mayoralty,  in 
1770,   having  m.  l^ria,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Hon. 
Gooige  Hamilton,  W.P.  for  Wells,  second  surviving  son 
of  James,  6th  Earl  of  Aberconi,  and  loft  an  only  cliild, 
WiLUAM  BecKFOKO,  Esq.  of  FouthlU  Abbey.  M.P.  author 
of  The  Caliph  Vathek;  who  d.  in  1S44,  having  liad.  by 
Maigaret  Ids  wife,  dau.  of  Charles,  4th  Earl  oF  Alxnnio, 
70 


BED 

two  daus.,  his  co-heirs,  vix.,  Mai^'aret-MarJa-KliEabeth^ 
m.  in  1811,  to  Lieut. -Uen.  James  Orde;  and  Susannah* 
Euphemia,  m.  in  1810,  to  Alexaader,  Duke  of  Hamilton 
ana  Brandon,  K.G. 
Richard,  M.P.  for  Bristol ;  d.  team. 
Nathaniel,  d.  vnm. 

Julines,  of  Stapleton,   M.  P.,  grandfather  of  Hobaob- 
William,  8xd  Lord  Biverv. 
Fbawcis. 

Anne,  m.  to  Geoige  Ellis,  Esq.,  ehief-Justice  of  the  island 
of  Jamaica. 

Elisabeth,  m.  Ist,  to  Thomas  Howard.  2nd  Eaii  of  Effing^ 
ham ;  and  2ndly,  to  Field-Marshal  Sh-  Qeoige  Howard, 
K.B. 

The  6th  son,  Francis  Bcckfobd,  Esq.  of  Basing  Park, 
Hants,  m.  Ist,  Lady  Albhiia  Bertie,  dau.  of  Persgrine,  Duke 
of  Ancaster  and  Kesteven,  but  by  her,  who  d.  in  1764,  he 
had  no  issue.  He  m.  Sndly,  in  1765,  Susannah,  dau.  and  heir 
of  Richard  Love,  Esq.  of  Basing,  and  by  her,  had  (with  two 
daus.,  Charlotte,  wife  of  John  Middleton,  Esq.  of  Hilder- 
sham  House,  oo.  Cambridge,  and  MariaX  a  son, 

FRAVora-LoYS  Bbcktobd,  Esq.,  late  of  Bssing  Park,  b.  ITM* 
m.  in  1788,  Joanna,  Srd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Leigh, 
Esq.  of  Northoourt  House,  Isle  of  Wight,  and  relict  of 
Richard-Bennett  Uoyd,  Esq.,  by  which  lady  (who  4  in 
1814),  he  had  issuer 
Frakcis-Lovc,  late  of  the  Coldstream  gnaids,  b.  1789 
Wiluam,  of  Buxky  Lodge,  Surrey. 

John-Leigh,  capt.  R.N. ;  m.  in  Nov.  1829,  Harriette,  4th 
dau.  of  Oeinge  Ward,  Esq.  of  Northwood  House,  Isle  of 
Wight 

Carleton,  d.  unm,  in  1829. 

Charles-Douglas,  in  holy  ovders;  m.  In  1831,  his  cousin, 
Charlotte -Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Middleton,  Esq.  of 
Hildersham  House,  Cambridge,  and  has  a  dau.,  Lucy. 
Harriet,  m.  in  1816.  to  her  cousin,  Andrew  Aroodookna^ 
Esq.  of  Glevering  Hall,  Suffolk. 
Mr.  FoLove  Beckford  d.  24  Feb.  18S8. 

Jrm«— Per  i>a]e,  gu.  and  ax.,  on  a  chevron,  aig.,  between 
three  martlets^  or,  an  es^le,  displayed,  sa..  within  a  bordiue, 
of  t^e  fourth,  charged  with  a  double  trcssuro,  floiy-counter- 
flory,  of  the  first. 

Ctitt — A  heron's  head,  erased,  or,  goiged  with  a  collar, 
fiory-counterflory,  gu. ;  in  the  beak  a  fish,  uig. 

MoUo—De  Dieu  tout. 

Scat— Ruxley  Lodge^  Suir<7. 


BEDINGFELD  OF  DITCHINGHAM. 

Bedtkqfeld,  JoHN-LoNGUEViLLE,  E.sq.  of  Ditching- 
ham  Hall,  co.  Norfolk,  b.  19  Oct.  1800 ;  m.  24  July, 
1829,  Mary,  2tid  daiu  of  John,  Lord  Henuiker,  and 
has, 

I.  Philip,  b.  25  April,  1890.  n.  John,  6. 10  Aug.  1881. 

ni.  Frands-William,  6.  26  Oct.  1S37. 

lY.  Geoige-Longueville,  b.  1S41. 

I.  Mary-Henniker.  ii.  Sarah-Sophia. 

III.  Anne-Eliza.  iv.  Louisa-JemimiL 

HilltEflt* — ^The  fiunily  of  Bedingfeld  is  one  (as  Camden 
says)  of  undoubted  antiquity,  deriving  its  name  from  a 
town  in  Siiffolk ;  and  deducing  its  lineage  from  the  era  of 
the  Conquest,  through  an  uninterrupted  line  of  dis- 
tinguished  ancestors.  From  Oocrus  dk  Puans,  <Mlias 
Lgngubvills,  a  Norman  knight,  and  fdlow  soldier  of  Duke 
William,  lineally  descended 

Jambs  Beoinofeld  (2nd  son  of  Sir  Peter,  and  brother  of 
Sir  Thomas  Bedingfeld,  ancestor  of  the  Oxburgfa  fiunily), 
who  was  living  in  1350.  He  m.  Alice,  dan.  and  heir  of  Peter 
de  Fleming,  by  whom  he  acquired  Fleming's  Hall  and 
Manor,  and  had,  with  a  dan.,  Margaret,  wife  ol  Thomas 
Appleyard.  of  Dunstan,  in  Norfolk,  a  son  and  successor, 

Wiluam  Bedinofeld.  living  temp.  Henry  VI.,  who  m, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Playters,  of  Sotterly,  in  Suffolk,  and 
was  ancestor  of  the  Bedimgpelds  of  Diickitigkam,  whoos 
representative  at  the  beginning  of  the  18th  century. 

The  Rkv.  John  Bbdinopeld,  LL.D.  oi  Ditchingfaam, 
built  the  present  mansion  there.  He  m.  Catherina,  dau.  of 
Clers  Oameys,  Esq.  of  Hedenham,  but  dying  «.  p,  in  1729, 
wa8«.  by  his  brother, 

James  BEOiNorsLD,  Esq.  of  Ditchingham,  who  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Francis  MaskuU,  Gent,  of  Loudon,  and  left  (with  a 
younger  son,  James,  and  three  daus.,  Elizabeth,  Anno,  and 
Mary)  a  successor, 

Phiup  Bedingpeu),  Esq.  of  Ditchingham,  b.  SI  May,  1716» 
who  m.  Ist,  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Edmund  Bnco:i.  Bart, 
of  Gillingham,  and  had,  by  her,  throe  sous  and  two  dana., 

Philip,  bi»  hoir. 

Bacon,  successor  to  his  brother. 

James,  who  »*.  Miss  Piersou ;  hutlf.  x  ft.  ^^T^ 

I--'  I  V.  J I  1 1  ^  v^  \^    F^  y        -^.^J  V^^  V^  JV    L  ^.^ 


BEE 

'John. 

Hary,  n.  to  Brampton  Gurdon,  Esq.  of  DiUiugham  and 
LettoxL 

Ajin,  m.  to  Wmiam  Ldgh,  Esq.  ofRushall,  Staffbrdahiro. 
Mr.  Bedingfeld  m.  Sndly,  Mn.  Forster,  dau.  of  —  Spend- 
lore,  Eaq.  of  Norwich,  and  had  further  issue, 
FADds-FhiUp,  fc.  in  1768:  who  «,  Catherine^  dau.  of 
Thomas  Havers,  Esq.  of  Thelton,  in  Norfolk,  and  had 
three  sons.  Francis,  Thomas,  and  Bichard,  and  two 
dsus..  Gstherine  and  Mary. 

Eliabeth.  w.  lst»  to  GapL  Addison;  and  2ndl7,  to  the 
Ber.  B.  Fbrster. 
Xr.  fiedingfbld  d,  in  im,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Pnup  BcDiKOFXLD,  Esq.  of  Ditchingham,  who  m.  Hen- 
liittarPriBciUa^  dau.  of  Robert  Hamby,  Esq.  of  Ipswich,  but 
d.  without  iasne,  shortly  after  his  Ikther,  in  Sept  1791,  when 
the  estate  derolved  on  his  brother, 

ThsRst.  Bacom  BxDiNorsLD,  of  Ditchingham,  b.  16  May, 
1T4«^  who  «t.  19  June,  1770,  Susannah,  dan.  of  Donatus 
0*61160,  Esq.  of  Blatherwycke  Park,  in  Northamptonalxire, 
and  had  by  her,  who  d.  9  Maj,  1812, 
niifip-Bacon,  who  d.M,p, 
Jobv-Jajco,  his  heir. 

Boaanna-Harriot, «».  lst»  to  John  Talbot,  brother  to  the 
Karl  of  Shrewsbmy;  and  2ndly,  to  Henxy  Boper,  16th 
LovdTeynham. 
Laey-ffleanor. 

Out^ne-SiaMh,  widow  of  Joesph  Mortimer,  Esq.  of 
WUtriiiro. 

EatOda-Staflbrd-Sophia,  Widow  of  Donatus  (yBrien,  Esq. 
QfnxoTer. 
Kr.  Bedingfehl  d.  18  July,  1797,  and  was  ».  by  his  son, 

Jora-^AMst  Bn»xarBLis  Esq.  of  Ditchingham,  J.P.  and 
D.L,  b.  u  F^b.  1773,  m.  1  Jan.  1800,  Sfciah,  dau.  and  oo-heir 
if  Fsol  Flersy,  Eaq.  of  Fairhill,  oo.  Coik,  and  had  issue, 
Jon-LovouxTiLLi^  now  of  Dit<diingham. 
Phnip,  b.  in  1808 ;  m^}or  E.LC.a 

ViOiam,  b.  in  1805,  lost  his  life  while  serving  as  a  mid- 
afa^xoan,  RJH. 

Janea^  b,  19  Sept.  1800 ;  rector  of  Bedingfeld,  in  Suffolk ; 
■L  in  1899,  Frances,  dau.  of  the  late  Loixl  Henniker. 
ladada^^aroline.  m.  19  Oct.  1824,  to  Rev.  JohnRobert 
Bopper,  reetor  of  Wells,  in  Norfolk,  and  has  issue. 


L,  an  eagle  displayed,  gu.,  armed,  or. 
C/«K->A  demi-eagle,  gu. 

JMCo— Aquila  non  capit  muscas ;  or,  Despido  terrena. 
fca»-Pitrhtngham  Bj^  Norfolk. 


BEECH  OF  BRANDON  LODGR 

BncB,  Jam  ss,  Esq.  of  Brandon  Lodge,  co.  War- 
iriek,  and  The  Sbawe,  co.  Stafford ;  m.  Miss  Madocks, 
cf  the  ancient  family  of  Glanjrwem,  co.  Denbigh. 

The  estate  of  The  Shaw* came  into  the  Beech 
fuBiiy  through  the  eldest  of  three  co-heireeses  (sis- 
ten  of  the  name  of  Stubbe),  who  married  Uie  uncle 
of  the  present  proprietor's  grandfather.  The  man- 
non  was  bnOt  by  the  late  James  Bee<2h,  Esq.,  about 
■izty  yean  since. 

Jrwu-'Aig.,  on  a  bend,  go.,  three  bucks*  heads^  cabossed, 

Oiecf— A  stag's  head,  cabossed. 

ifiXfo— Sub  tegmiue  tagi. 

&Bf»-Bxandon  Lodge,  Coventry;  and  The  Shawe^  near 


BELGRAVE  OP  PRESTON  HALL. 

BcLBRATK,  Ths  Rev.  William,  M.A.  of  Preston 
Han,  ca  Rutland,  J.P.,  rector  of  Preston,  b.  24  Aug. 
1791;  m.  3  Nor.  1814,  Sophia-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the 
kte  ^Filliam  BelgTaTe,  Esq.  of  Preston  Hall,  oo. 
Rutland,  and  has  issuei 

L  WnxiAM,  b.  8  Dec  1823,  m.  9  April,  1847,  EUen-]Caiy» 
dau.  of  Peneval'Hara  Saile,  Esq.  of  Torquay. 

L  Bofihia-Biaawth.  u.  JaDO-Suaanna. 

m.  Frances,  s».  SI  Nov.  1848,  to  the  Bev.  Charles  Lucas, 
ef  FObj  Boosei,  co.  Norfolk. 

!▼.  Hariaane,  tf.  11  Feb.  1862. 

▼. 


Htneast* — ^Tbs  Rbt.  CoBSSLros  Bclorats,  m.a, 
rector  of  Ridlfaqfton,  oo.  Rutland,  and  of  North  Kilworth, 
eo.  Utoaster,  b.  18  Aug.  1676,  the  6th  son  of  William  Bel* 
gtn,  of  North  Kilwc^th,  great-great-great-great-grandaon 
of  Wilfiam  Belgnive,  of  North  and  South  Kilworth,  who 
«ei2Qd  son  of  Belgrave  of  Belgrave,  m.  S  Dec  1708,  Mary, 
dHL  and  eo-helr  of  William  Sbsild,  of  Fneton,  oo.  Butland, 
71 


BEL 

Gent.,  and  d.  17  Feb.  1757,  leaving,  besides  four  other  sons 
and  four  daus., 

Thk  Rav.  Jerbiuah  Bblobavb,  rector  of  Preston,  oo. 
Rutland,  and  of  North  Kilworth,  co.  Leicester,  6.  in  1708, 
who  m.  in  Aug.  1742,  Frances,  dau.  of  Bichard  Taylor,  ot 
the  parish  of  St.  George,  Middlosez,  capt.  of  an  inHii^n^n^ 
and  had  issue, 

Charles,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Ridlington,  oo.  Buslaad, 
and  of  North  Kilworth,  oo.  Leicester;  d.  itnm.  80  Feb. 
1804. 

William,  of  Preston  Hall,  oo.  kutland,  high-sheriff  in  1788. 
He  d,  1824,  leaving  daus.  ouly. 

George,  D.D.  of  Preston  Hall,  rector  of  Cockfield :  {(.«.«. 
March,  1881. 

Jersiciah,  of  whom  presently. 

Thomas,  of  Louth,  co.  Lincoln,  d.  1789,  leaving  issue. 

SamueU  of  Preston,  d.  1768. 

Cornelius,  of  Lutterworth,  d.  1704,  leaving  a  dau. 

Frances,  of  Stamford.  Mary,  of  Stamford. 

Mr.  Belgrave  d.  in  1802.    His  4th  son, 

JxBSMiAB  Beloravs,  Esq.  of  Stamford,  oo.  TAntv%irf  (.  f 
June,  1763,  m.  26  Feb.  17S6,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  William 
Barker,  Esq.  of  Stamford,  oo.  Linooho,  and  by  her  (who  d, 
4  May,  1796),  had  issue, 

William. 

Frances-filixabeth,  m.  in  1814,  to  Bdward  Tryon,  Esq.  of 

SouthamptoD. 

Mary-Arme.  m.  in  1814,  to  Egerton  Cutler,  Esq.  of  London. 

who  d.  in  March,  1888. 
Mr.  Belgrave  d,  19  Aug.  1819,  and  his  son  William  s.  to  the 
estates  of  his  uncle,  George  Belgrave^  D.D.,  at  his  deoeass 
inlSSl. 

;<lrm«— Gu.,  a  chevron,  erm.,  b^ween  three  masdes^  sig. 

C!r«l^— A  ram's  head. 

fibol— Preston  Hall,  near  Uppingham,  oo.  Rutland. 


BELL  OF  WOOLSINQTON. 
Bell,  Matthew,  Esq.  of  WoolBington,  co.  North* 
umberland,  D.L.  and  high-eheriff  in  1816,  former]|y 
M.P.  for  Northumberland,  b,  18  April,  1798;  n^ 
10  Oct.  1816,  Elizabeth-Anne,  only  cluld  and  heiress 
of  Henry-Utrick  Beay,  Esq.  of  KOlingworth,  North* 
iimberlMid. 

HCtl^affe. — Matthew  Bell,  of  NewoasOe-on-Tyne,  m, 
the  dau.  of  Salkeld,  and  had,  vrith  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  who 
m,  John  Stephenson,  Esq.  also  of  Newcastle,  and  Knarea- 
dale  Hall,  co.  Northumberland,  an  only  son, 

Matthew  Bell,  Esq.  alderman  of  Newcastle,  sherilTln 
1736,  and  mayor  in  1757.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Biehahl 
Ridley,  Esq.  of  Heaton,  oo.  Noithumberland,  auoestor  of 
Sir  M. -White  Ridley,  Bart.,  and  was  father  of 

Matthew  Bell,  Esq.  of  Woolsington,  colonel  of  ths 
Northumberland  MiUtia»  who  m.  in  1767,  DuldbeUa,  dan.  of 
Sir  John  Eden,  Bart,  of  Windlestone,  co.  Durham,  and  had» 
with  three  daus.,  four  sons,  Matthew  ;  Stephen;  Robert^ 
mayor  of  Newcastle  in  1822 ;  and  Henry.    The  eldest, 

Matthew  Bell,   Esq.   of  Woolsington,  high-sheiiflf  of 
Northumberland  in  1797,  m.  9  June,  1792,  Sarah-Franoee» 
sister  of  Charles-J.  Brandling,  Eaq.  of  Goiforth  House^  oo. 
Northumberland,  and  had  issue, 
Matthew,  now  of  Woolsington. 

Charles,  m.  1st,  Mary,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Bai^h* 
Henry  Brandling,  of  Goeforth  House,  which  lady  d..in 
1828;  and  2ndly,  Rachel,  fourth  dau.  of  William  Brand- 
ling, Eaq.  of  Low  Goeforth.  Mr.  Charles  BeU  d,  in  1844. 
Bobert^ohn,  d.  in  1826, 

Heuy,  «a.  Helen,  only  ojiild  of  Sir  WUUam-Bsgnel  Bdr- 
dett,Baxt. 

John,  m.  Isabella,  only  dau.  of  Sir  Charles  Lorsine,  Bart, 
of  Kirkharia  Northumberland,  and  has  issue. 
William,  m.  Jane,  8rd  dau.  of  John  Ridley,  Esq.  of  Park 
End,  CO.  Northumberland.  ' 

Elisabeth-Jane.  DuldbeOa. 

Frances,  m.  to  Sir  JohnrJsmes  Walsham,  Bart  of  Knill 
Court,  00.  Hereford. 
Mr.  Bell  d.  in  1811,  and  was  f.  by  his  eldest  son,  Matthew 
Bell,  Esq.  now  of  Woolsington. 

Arm»—etL,  a  fesse,  erm.,  between  three  beUi^  Kg, 

Crat^A  hawk,  erect»  and  belled. 

fitot— Woolsington,  Newoastle-upon-Tjrna. 


BELL  OF  MELLING  HALL. 

Beli»  William-Qillibon,  Esq.  of  MelUng  HaU^ 
CO.  Lancaster,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  28  Aug.  1808 ;  mi' 
5  March,  1828,  Harriot,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Ber.  Ralph 
Worsley,  rector  of  Finchley,  and  has  issue  surviying 


BEL 

I.  WiLUAX-OiLUflON,  6. 12  Deo.  18S8, 

n.  Honry-Jomos,  b.  27  Oct.  1831. 

in.  Oeoige-ConBtabld-Gildart,  b.  Sept.  1848. 

L  Harriot. 
Mr.  Bell  is  only  son  of  the  late  William-Gillison  Bell, 
Esq.,  by  Rebecca  hia  wife,  dau.  of  William  Saunders, 
grandson  of  WiUiam  BeU  and  Marion  Dalgliesh  his 
wife,  and  great-grandson  of  James  Bell,  Esq.,  and 
Elizabeth  his  wife. 

Jifotto— PnenuntiA  paois. 

fl^ot— M eUlDg  Hall,  near  Lancaster. 

BELLAIRS  OF  KIRKBY  BELLARS. 
Bellairs,  Rev.  Henrt,  A.M.,  rector  of  Bedworth, 
CO.  Warwick,  rural  dean  and  honorary  canon  of  Wor- 
cester cathedral,  vicar  of  Hunsingore,  oo.  of  York, 
domestic  chaplain  to  the  Earl  of  Strafford,  and  J.P., 
h.  29  Aug.  1790 ;  entered  the  royal  navy,  and  was 
wounded  at  Tia&lgar;  was  afterwards  in  the  15th 
hussars ;  and  subs^uently  entered  holy  orders ;  m. 
80  May,  1811,  Dorothy-Parker,  dau.  and  co-heir  (with 
Mary,  1st  wife  of  John,  Earl  of  Strafford,  and  Sarah, 
wife  of  Captain  Carmichael)  of  Peter  Mackenzie, 
Esq.  <^  Grove  House,  Middlesex,  descended  from  the 
Mackenzies,  barons  of  Kintail,  and  by  her  has  issue, 
I.  Hbkbt-Walfobd,  in  holy  orders,  one  of  H.M.  Inspectors 
of  Schools.  6.  14  Maroh,  1812,  m.  15  July,  1889,  Maxy- 
Hannah-Albina,  dau.  of  Qeorge-Watkin  Kenrick,  Esq. 
of  Woore  HaU,  Salop,  by  Isabella,  dau.  of  WiUiam 
fBuington,  Esq.  of  Werden,  Lancaster,  and  has  issue. 
n.  William-Oswald-Maokenzie,  b.  22  July,  1814. 
m.  Charles,  in  holy  orders,  b.  8  March,  1818,  m.  5  Dec 
1889,  Anna-Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Isherwood,  Esq. 
of  Mar]>Ie  HaD,  Cheshire,  and  of  Bradahaw  Hall,  Lan- 
cashire, and  has  issue. 

IV.  Arthur-Heathoote,  b.  27  Sept.  1828. 

V.  Goorge-Byng,  b.  7  March,  1828. 

I.  Dora-Ennis,  m.  Beglnald-Simpson  Graham,  Esq.  eldest 
son  of  Reginald  Qraham,  Esq.  of  Etterby,  in  Cumber- 
land. Bba  was  drowned  with  her  husband  and  only 
child  in  the  xiver  Amason,  on  Easter  Monday,  1846,  by 
the  accidental  upsetting  of  a  canoe. 

II.  Mary'EUeo,  m.  Thomas-Bradshaw  Isherwood,  Esq.  of 
Marple  and  Bradshaw,  and  has  issue. 

m.  Bosamira,  fji.  Beojamixi  Lancaster,  Eeq.  of  Chester 
Terrace,  Regent's  Park.  l^-  Laura-Parker. 

V.  Francos-Lake,  m.  the  Rey.  Joh^-Morgan  Brown. 

VI.  Nonar^Maria-Steyenson. 

Vn.  Agnes,  fH-  the  Rey.  Bertrao^-Brooke  Hulbert,  of 

■sUiall,  00.  Warwick. 
SrttUaS^.^— Thia  family  (spoken  of  by  Dugdale  as  "  roy- 
ally oonneoted'O  deduco  their  origin  ftv>m  Judith,  niece  to 
King  WiLLEAif  the  Conqueror,  and  sister  to  Hugh  Lupus, 
Coimt  of  Ayranchee,  and  Earl  of  Chester.    She  m.  Richard  do 
Aquila,  and  had  issue,  Maud  de  Aquila,  m.  1st,  to  Robert  de 
Mowbray,  Earl  of  Northumberland,  and  2ndly,  to  Ifigel  de 
Albioi,  younger  brother  of  William  de  Pinoema.    By  him 
ahe  had  two  sons, 
Roger  Mowbray,  ancestor  of  the  ducal  house  of  Norfolk, 
a  great  benefM^tor  to  the  Kpights  Templars,  and  a  famous 
warrior;  he  marched  ia  the  second  crusade  with  King 
Louis  to  Palestine,  fought  under  the  banner  of  the 
Temple,  and  on  his  return  home  gave  many  possessious 
to  the  order. 

Hamon  de  Beler,  ancestor  of  the  Bellairs  family.    He  was 
Lord  of  Eye  Kettleby,  a.d.  1160,  and  left  a  son, 
Ralph  di  Belxr,  of  Eye  Kettleby,  m.  Emma,  dau.  of  Sir 
Walter  de  Folvile,  of  Ashby  Folyile,  Knt.,  and  had  issue, 
two  sons.    The  younger, 
Roger,  sheriff  of  Lincolnshire  1256 ;  cE.  1277 ;  grandfather  of 
Roger,  Lord  de  Beler,  an  itinerant  Judge,  who  was  killed 
in  a  yalley  near  Reresby,  anno  1326,  by  Eustace  de  Fol- 
yile, of  Ashby  Folvile,  his  two  brothers,  and  Eudo  de  la 
Zouch,  who  wavlaid  and  barbarously  murdered  him. 
His  vast  estates  aescended  in  the  female  line  to  the  family 
of  Lord  Cromwdl.    His  diief  seat  was  Wingfield  Manor 
House,  00.  Derby,  where  was  a  msgniflcent  nu^isioii, 
dismantled  during  the  dvU  wars. 
The  elder  son  of  Ralph, 

William  de  Bblbb,  of  Eye  Kettleby,  living  in  1285  and 

1278,  m.  Isabel,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Dangervile,  Knt.,  and 

)|Sd  issue  two  sons,  Hamon,  and  William,  of  whom  pre- 

sputly.    The  descendants  of  Hamon  were, 

Hamon,  d.  1304. 

Sir  Ralph,  m,  Emma,  dau.  of  Sir  Walter  de  Folvile^  Knt, 

72 


BEL 

Sir  Richard,  m.  Agatha,  dau.  of  Shr  Richard  Bingham, 

Knt.,  d.  1388. 
Sir  James  Bellars,  m,  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Richard  Barnard, 

of  Hoifin^iam,  whose  son,  John,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 

Antony  Howby:  d.  1461,  leaving  issue,  1  J<^m,  d.  «.  p. ; 

1  Marma,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Greene;  2  Joanna,  m.  to  Jas- 

rr  Villiers,  ancestor  of  the  ducal  bouse  of  Buckinflrham; 
Margaret,  prioress  of  Langley;  4  Eleanor,  in.  wilLam 
Ruskin,  of  Melton  Mowbray. 

WiLUAM,  above-mentioned,  founded  a  religious  house  of 
Black  Canons  at  Kirkby  Bellars,  and  left  descendants :  Roger, 
1851;  Roger,  13S0;  Ralph  Bellars,  1438;  Sir  John,  1476; 
John,  1515;  Reginald,  1546;  John,  m.  15*5,  Dorothy  Petre. 
and  d.  1597;  John,  6.  15S1,  m.  Elizabeth  Madleye,  d.  1647; 
John,  b.  1603. 

JoHX  Bellabs,  b.  1640,  m.  Esther  Greene,  and  had  issue^ 
John,  b.  1677,  d.  1677  ;  James,  his  heir  ;  Tobias,  d,  16S2  ; 
Elizabeth ;  Ann,  m.  John  Goodyear,  Esq.    The  eldest  son, 

James  Bellabs,  Esq.  of  Uffington,  co.  Lincoln,  and  of 
Billesdon,  oo.  Leicester,  b.  May,  1680,  d.  hi  1744.  He  m. 
1714,  Catharine,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Lea,  of  Brao»- 
brough  (by  Catharine,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Thomas  Foot,  of 
Ryhall,  Esq.)  and  by  her,  who  d.  21  Jan.  1757,  had  issue. 
Jambs,  his  heir. 

Elisabeth,  m.  William  Pank,  Esq.  of  Wansford,  whose 
dau.  Maiy  m,  John  Mansfield,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Leicester. 
Esther,  b.  1716;  m.  Richard  Boar,  Esq.  of  Maxey. 
Alice,  b.  1718 ;  m,  William  Clark,  Esq.  of  Lobthorpe ;  and 
was  grandmother  of  William  Stevenson,  who  d.  184^ 
leavi^  his  large  possessions  to  the  Bellairs  family. 
Ann,  6.  1728 ;  m.  J.-W.  Davie,  Esq.  of  Stamford. 
The  son  snd  heir. 

Jambs  Bbllabs,  Esq.  of  Uflingtca  snd  Billesdon,  h.  5 
Sept  1720,  d.  6  Deo.  1790,  married  twice  (his  2nd  wife  was 
Martha,  dau.  of  William  Baricer,  Esq.  of  the  ikmily  of  Sir 
Abel  Barker,  Bart.) :  his  1st  wife  was  Mary,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Abel  Walford,  Esq.,  by  Susanna,  dau.  of  J.  Vonourp 
Esq.:  by  her  he  had  issue, 
Abbl-Walfobd.  his  heir. 

John,  capt.  46th  regt. ;   m.  Jane  Judd,  and  left,  John- 
Harry,  Qeut  R.N. ;  and  other  issue. 
James,  mtvjor  12th  r^. ;  d,  8.  p.  1799. 
The  eldest  son, 

Abel-Walfobo  Bbllaibs,  Esq.  (inserted  the  letter  "I,** 
into  the  spelling  of  the  name),  of  Uffington  and  Billesdon. 
b.  8  Feb.  1755.    He  was  high-sheriff  for  Rutlandshire,  D.Lu 
and  J.  P.  for  lincohishire  and  Northamptonshire  ;  he  <C  8S 
April,  1889,  having  m.  In  1781,  Susanna,  only  dau.  of  Miles 
LowIey,E«i.  of  Oakham,  and  had  issue, 
X.  James,  of  Uffington,  who  assumed,  by  royal  sjgn-manual, 
in  1844.  the  name  and  arms  of  Stevenson.    He  was  6u 
9  Auff.  1782;  and  d.  18  Aug.  1858;  he  m  29  Jan.  1807. 
ElissiDeth-Ann,  eldest  dau.  of  Laureuce  Peel,  Esq.,  ana 
niece  of  Sir  Robert  Peel^Bart,  and  left  issue, 
James-Peel  Stevenson,  Esq.  of  Uffington.    He  was  fc. 
20  June,  1808 ;  and  m.  Muia,  dau.  of  C6L  MacksnEls^ 
and  has  issue, 
n.  Geoige,  of  Stockerston,  co.  Leloester,  b.  26  Feb.  1787; 
m.  Miss  Liiiwood,  and  has  issue, 

1  Stevenson-Gilbert,  in  holy  orders,  b.  1825. 

2  Geoiige-Clarke. 

I  Dora-Maiy,  m.  1o  the  Rev.  William  Alford. 

m.  Henry,  in  holy  orders  (vide  tupra). 

ry.  WiUiam  (ShrX  Knt,  of  Mulbartou  Lodffe,  oo.  NorfbDe. 
capt.  15th  hnssars,  served  in  the  PeninsuXu*  war,  and  aft 
Waterioo ;  «.  Cassandra,  dau.  and  heir  of  Edmund  Hooks^ 
Esq.  of  Mulbarton  Lodge,  and  has  issue.  1  Edmund,  capt. 
7th  ftisiliers,  m.  Emilia  Bellairs,  dau.  of  James  Stevenson, 
Esq.  of  Uffington ;  2  Leopold,  capt  49th  regt. ;  8  WUliam, 
capt.  in  the  49th  regt. 

I.  Emilia,  m.  Rev.  John  Wood,  of  Swanwick  HaU,  Deibj. 

II.  Frances,  m.  James  Higgon,  Esq.  of  Soolton  Houses  oo. 
Pembroke. 

III.  Catherine,  m.  Ist,  Rev.  J.-Iindsay  Young;  and  Sndly; 
Rev.  Georae  MacLear. 

lY.  Anna-Maria,  m,  W.-M.  Harries,  Esq.  of  Haverfordweat 
^mu— Per  pale,  gu.  and  sa.,  a  lion  rampant^  sxg: 
Cmtr—A  lion's  gamb,  erased,  gu. 
Motto—In  cruce  mea  fides. 

BELLEW  OF  STOCKLEIGH  COUBT. 

BsiiLSW,  JoHN-pRESTWOOD^  Esq.  of  Stookleigli 
Court*  CO.  Devon,  6. 19  July,  1808 ;  m.  8  May,  1827, 
Maiy-Ann,  dau.  of  William  Hancock,  Eeq.  of  Wive- 
liseombe,  in  Somenetshire,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Johh-Fboudb.  n.  William-Legassicke. 

I.  LouissrPhilippa.  ii.  Fumy. 

III.  Mary-Anne-Prestwood.    it.  Camilla-Garrington. 

^intJiilt, — ^The  Bollews,  of  whom  there  \rere  eighteen 
knights  in  a  direct  line  of  succession,  and  wh**  wei« 
renowned  in  the  middle  ages^  settled  in  Ireland,  at  B«i- 


BEL 


in  Vbit  CO.  of  Meatb,  and  in  the  adjoininsr  oo. 
of  Looth,  in  1470.  From  Sn  Righabd  Beluew  deeoeoded 
Btr  John  Bdlew,  of  WiUystown,  ancestor  of  Lord  Bellow  of 
BviiMatb,  of  Sir  Viefaaal-Dillon  Bellew,  Bart,  of  Mount 
Bdiew,  in  the  oo.  of  Oalw^,  and  of  Sir  Cttristopher  Bellew, 
Kfit,  wliooe  eldeat  son.  Sir  John,  was  created  Baron 
BbOcw.  of  Dnlech.  The  Bellsws  qf  Devonthirt  derive  from 
•  oconmon  anoeeior  with  the  ennobled  branches,  and  have 
lor  eentoiiea  held  a  Tery  high  position  amongst  the  landed 
•dstooacy  of  the  West  of  England.  Their  pedigree  can  be 
taoed  in  an  unbroken  line  up  to  the  period  of  tho  Nonnan 


JoBV  Bkllkwe*  lineally  deeoended  tnm.  Boger  Bellewe, 
of  BtUewstown,  at.  Ump.  King  Edwabd  IV.,  Amy,  eldest 
dstL  and  oo-heir  of  John  Fleminge,  Esq.  (of  the  very 
audect  boose  of  FLsimroK  <if  Bratton  FUmingt^  by  liis 
wifo,  the  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Martin  Ferrers,  descended 
from  Heniy  Ferrers,  who  held  the  manor  of  Eieer  Ferrers, 
in  the  oo.  of  Deron,  in  the  reign  of  Edwabd  II.,  and  liad 
Ufl  castle  there.  Bytheoo-heiressof  Fleminge,  JohnBellewe 
had  a  son  and  suooessor, 

Patuck  Bellxwb,  of  Alrerdisoott,  in  Beron,  who  m. 
lane,  dao.  of  John  Dennya,  Esq.  of  Oildgh,  in  that  ahire, 
aad  had  a  aon  and  heir, 

Hexbt  Biuxwb,  Esq.  of  AlTordisoott,  who  m.  Alice, 
dao.  aad  heir  of  William  Odebrooke,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau. 
nd  heir  of  Robert  Galley,  Esq.  of  Chymney,  and  had  a  son 

William  Bkllbws,  Esq.  of  Ash  Bogus,  in  Brampton,  in 
Dennahlre,  who  m,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Hugh  Stukely,  of 
iston,  in  that  oo.,  and  had  a  son, 

HsniT  Bkllkw,  Esq.  of  Stockldgh  English,  in  the  co.  of 
Devon,  ttring  in  1564,  wlio  m.  Elisabeth,  d«i.  of  Amyas 
CUebester,  Esq.  of  Ariington,  and  dying  in  1597,  left  a  son, 

PmuF  Bbllkw,  Esq.  of  StooUeigh  Court,  father  of 

WnuAM  Bkllkw,  Esq.  of  Tamscombe,  who  m.  Bose  Hill, 
md  dying  in  1700,  was  ».  by  his  son, 

Hxnr  Bkllkw,  Esq.  of  Stockleigh  Court,  who  m.  and  had 
one  son,  Henry,  who «(.  t.  ja.  in  1711.  Mr.  Bellew,  surviving 
Us  only  diild,  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1719,  by  (the  son  of 
ka  brother  William)  his  nephew, 

HiKBT  Bkllkw.  Esq.  of  Stockleigh  Court,  who  m.  Frances, 
dso.  of  William  Barbor,  Esq.  of  Lary  and  Baleigh,  in  the  oo. 
sf  Denm,  by  Franoes  his  wife,  the  heiress  of  Poyntz  of 
KottbeoCo  and  Bettadown,  and  dying  in  1752,  left,  with  a 
dao^  Frsooea,  wifisof  Horatio  Hele,  Esq.,  three  sons,  of  whom 

HnrsT  Bkllkw,  Esq.,  captain  R.N.,  s.  his  neptiew  at 
fteckkigh  Court,  aad  was  a  distinguished  naval  officer.  He 
«.  Aaas^  widow  of  Thomas  Wentworth,  Esq.,  but  dying 
iwnflfs,  18  April,  1791,  sged  63,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Jomr  Bkllkw,  Esq.  of  Stockleigh  Court,  who  m.  Phllippa 
UComte,  an  heiress,  and  d.  in  1821,  having  had  issue,  John- 
PIDet,  who  d.  twrn.  in  1815;  Henry,  who  d.  in  1806 ;  Wil- 
UAM,  socccasor  to  his  &ther ;  Frances,  who  d.  22  Dec.  1840; 
sad  Pfaihppa,  who  d.  6  Feb.  1841.    The  son  and  heir, 

WouAM  Bkllkw,  Esq.  of  Stockleigh  Court,  ».  in  1796, 
FMtwood-Lore,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  J<rfm  Froude,  rector  of 
Knowrtone  aad  MoUaad  (of  the  fiunfly  of  Fboudk  qf  Edtnet- 
tNM,  in  BevonX  by  his  wife  Miss  LegassJcke,  and  had  issue, 
Jon-PiKsrwooD,  his  heir;  Henry,  of  Oskhampton  Park, 
WonMtawtahlio,  m.  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  H.  Bawden,  Esq.,  J.P., 
ad  has  a  dao.,  Ada-M«y ;  Francea ;  and  Cabouvk,  whom 
her  aont,  Mias  Bellew,  made  her  heiress.  Mr.  Bellew  d, 
17  June,  1826,  and  waa  «.  by  his  son,  the  present  Jomr- 
TamnrooD  Bkllkw,  Esq.  of  Stockleigh  Court. 

Jrm~8a.,  tttiUj,  or,  quartering  FLDinroK,  Fkbbkbs^ 

OOLOMOKl,  CaLLKY.  Ac 

Cru^^An  arm,  embowed,  habited,  the  hand,  ppr.,  grasp- 
iBgachaUoepoiuringwat«r(6cU<«aii.in  alhiaiontothe  name) 
iato  a  basin,  alao  ppr.  if  otto— Tout  d'eu  bout 

fcm   nnwitUilgfi  Court,  oo.  Devon. 

BENCE  OF  THORINGTON  HALL. 
BncB,  Hihrt-Behci,  £8q.  of  Thorington  Hall, 
Suffolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  col  in  the  East  Suffolk  mili- 
tia, A.  IS  March,  1788;  m.  5  May,  1815,  Elizabeth- 
Sonona,  2nd  dau.  and  oo-heir  d  the  late  Nicholas 
Stedtk^  Eaq.  of  Fyencbwood,  Lancaster,  and  has  had, 
l  Hkkkt-Alkxakdkb-Staxkik.  6.  15  Mi^,  1810,  m.  in 

IBM.  the  dau  of  John  Barclay,  Esq. 
n.  Sdw8niBofaeri4Markie,  late  of  the   King'a  dragoon 
fuaHs,  b    87  Aug.  U23,  m.  in  1860,  a  dau.  of  Qeoige 
BuliTsn,  Esq. 
m.  Themas-atarida,  in  holy  orders,  b.  1  Oct.  18S4,  reetor 
of  Tbortngtoo. 

Isiteme-Sasanna-StailcSe,  d.lnl88S. 
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BEN 

%inttlfl[t* — The  fkmily  of  Bence  is  one  of  oonstdenbla 
antiquity  in  Suffolk,  deriving  immediately  i^m 

John  Bknck,  of  Aldebuigh,  co.  Suffolk,  youngest  son  of 
Edmund  Bence,  of  the  same  place,  who  d.  before  1587.  Tha  . 
eventual  heiress, 

Ann  Bkkox,  dau.  of  Bobert  Bence,  Esq.  of  Henstead,  6. 

in  1707,  m.  10  Dec.  1740,  Bobert  Sparrow,  Esq.  of  Worling- 

liam  and  Kettleborough,  in  Suffolk,  and  by  ^^i-n^  who  tf.  in 

1764,  had  issue, 

L  RoBEiT  Spakbow,  Esq.  of  Woriingham  Hall,  who  m. 

twice,  and  had  by  his  first  wife,  Mivv,  dau.  and  heir  of 

John  Barnard,  Bart  of  Brampton  Park,  one  son  and  one 

dau.,  vis., 

1  Robkbt-Bkbmabd  Spakbow,  Esq.  of  Woriingham  Hall, 
bapt  in  1778  ;  who  «.  14   May,   1797,  Lady  Olivia 
Acneeon.  dau.  of  Arthur,  1st  Earl  of  Qosford ;  and  d. 
a  brigadier-general  in  the  West  Indies  in  1805,  leaving 
a  dau.  and  heiress, 
MiuoKMT,  «n.  in  1823,  to  Geoige,  present  Duke  ot 
Manchester;  and  d,  21  Nov.  1848. 
1  Mary  Sparrow,  m.  to  Archibald,  Eari  of  Oosford. 
n.  Bkm CK  Spabbow,  of  whom  we  are  about  to  treat 
The  2nd  son, 

Thb  Rbv.  Bbnox  Sparbow,  rector  of  Beedes,  in  Suffolk, 

inheriting  the  Thorington  estate,  assumed  by  sign-manual 

2  May,  1804,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Bbncb.  He  m.  in  1786, 

Harriet,  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Elmy,  Esq.  of  Beodes,  and 

had  issue, 

Hbnrt  Bkwok,  now  of  Thorington. 

Anna-MariiL  vu  in  1809,  to  the  Bev.  Lancelot  Brown, 

rector  of  Kelsale  and  Carlton,  co.  Suffolk,  and  has  three 


Matilda,  m.  in  1811,  to  Lieut-Col.  Wm.  Jones,  of  the  5th 
dragoon  guards,  and  has  three  sons. 
Mr.  Bence  d.  in  Sept  1824.* 

^rsu— Aig.,  on  a  cross,  between  four  fk«ts,  gu.,  a  castl^ 
of  the  first 
Cretl — ^A  castle,  tri)de-towered. 
lfotf<H— Virtus  castellum  meimu 
SmU— Thorington  Hall,  Suffolk. 


BENDYSHE  OF  BARRINQTON. 

Bendtshb,  John,  Esq.  of  Barrington,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, lieut.  R.N.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  at  one  time  high- 
sheriff  of  Cambridgeshire,  b.  10  April,  1791 ;  m,lfst, 
10  Hay,  1830,  Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  George 
Matcham,  Esq.  of  Ashfold  Lodge,  Sussex,  bj  Cathe- 
rine his  wife,  sister  of  the  great  Earl  Kelson,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  in  1831)  he  has  issue, 

1.  Jomr,  b.  10  May,  1821.         ii.  Richard,  b.  8  Sept  1822. 

m.  Nelson,  b.  17  Oct.  1828.     rv.  Thomas,  b.  7  July,  1827. 

I.  Caroline.  ii.  Laura.  ui.  Susanna. 

rv.  Circa.  t.  Catherine. 

He  in.  2nd]y,  21  Oct  1838,  Anna-Haria,  8rd  dau.  of 
Sir  Charles  Watson,  Bart,  of  Wratting  Park,  Cam- 
bridgeshire. 

SrttltaS^* — ^The  surname,  originally  Ds  Wbstlbt,  was 
changed  to  that  of  Bckdish,  ftt>m  a  considenible  lordship 
in  Radwinter,  whereof  the  family  became  possesssd  some- 
time in  the  twelfth  century.  The  first  whose  name  occurs 
in  ancient  writings  that  may  be  certainly  depended  upcm,  is, 

Pktkb  di  Westlst,  alias  Bemdisb,  He  flourished  about 
the  reigns  of  King  Johk  and  of  HnniT  III.  His  desoen- 
dant, 

Bi>Mxnn>  BnrDTSBK,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Thomas  Ben- 
dyshe,  Esq.,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Thomas  Bradfleld,  Esq.  of  Barrington,  inherited  his  mother's 
estate,  and  founded  the  family  of  Bsvdtshi  qf  Barringtcn, 
00.  Ciunbridge,  whose  representative  in  the  eariy  part  of 
the  last  centuxy, 

Ralph  Bskdtshk,  Esq.  of  Barrington,  «.  Mary,  dan. 
of  John  Aylaff,  of  the  parish  of  St.  James's^  Westmioster, 
and  was  father  of 

Richard  BEimrsHS,  Esq.  of  Barrington,  who  m.  17 
Feb.  1788,  Jane,  dan.  of  John  Jervis,  Esq.  of  Darlaston, 
oo.  Stafford,  and  had  (with  two  other  sr^is,  Richard,  an 
officer  in  the  let  foot-guards,  who  d.  at  CHiatham;  and 
Robert,  lieut  R.N.,  drowned  in  the  **  Blenheim  **  with  Sir 
Thomas  Trowbridge)  a  successor,  the  present  Johx  Bsv- 
DTSBB,  Esq.  of  Ban^igton. 

AnM—Aig.,  a  dievron,  sa.,  between  three  rams'  hflad% 
erased,  ax. 
Ci-e$t—Oni  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  talbot's  head. 
If  otto— Utrtque  Pallade. 
&(U— Kneeswortb  Housei,  nearRoyston. 


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BE  N- 

BENNET  OF  LALESTON. 
Bkknbt,  John- Wick,  Esq.  of  Laleeton,  co.  Glamoiv 
g&n,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  Anna-Maria-Charlotte,  relict 
of  Thomas  Wyndham,  Esq.  of  Dunraven  Castle,  and 
daiL  of  Thomas  Ashby,  Esq.,  by  Charlotte  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Robert  Jones,  Esq.  of  Fonmon  Castle,  co. 
Glamorgan. 

^intKflt.^-SsR  Bevst  db  PorouLWDD  accompanied 
the  CoNQUEBOB  to  England,  and  received  for  hia  services 
the  lordship  of  Pendawdd,  in  Qower,  (the  western  extre- 
mity of  Glamorgan.) 

That  the  family  of  which  we  are  treating  was  settled 
there  at  that  period,  divers  records  Ailly  substiuitiate. 

Fuller,  in  his  Ckiuxk  HUtoiy,  pp.  166,  166,  quotes  a 
MS.  of  Thomas  Scrlven,  Esq.;  also  Pox,  and  the  Chro- 
nicU  of  John  Brompton ;  in  proof  that,  amongst  others, 
Bonet,  or  Bonet  was  one  of  "such  persons  as  after  the 
battle  were  advanced  to  selgneuries  in  this  land"  [Gla- 
morgan}. 

Bib  Humphbxy  Benet  (son  of  Sir  Benet  de  Pendawdd), 
«H.  Elinor,  dau.  of  Moigan  liewellyn  Kp  Ivor,  and  thus 
acquired  the  estate  of  Kilfigin,  in  the  parish  of  lianbador, 
in  Monmouthshire.    He  was  ancestor  of 

JoHM  Benvbt,  Esq.,  6.  1630  (2nd  eon  of  David  Bennet, 
and  undo  of  Jolm  Bennet,  of  Kettle  Hill,  sheriff  of  Glamor- 
ganshire in  1665).  He  »i.  Mary  Jones,  of  Laleston,  dau.  of 
Captain  Thomas  Jones,  of  Frampton,  in  Olamorgamthire, 
by  his  wile,  Mary  Turbervill,  of  Ogmore.  By  the  heiress  of 
Laleston  (who  d,  10  Dec.  1726),  Mr.  Bennet  left,  at  his 
decease,  in  1707,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

William  Bxmrirr,  Esq.  of  Laleston,  who  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Richard  Llewellyn,  Esq.  of  Tms-y-gerwn,  in  Glainorgan- 
s^^ira^  and  had  (witii  two  daus.,  Jane,  m.  to  Edward 
Gwynne,  Esq.  of  Llantrissant ;  and  Anne,  m.  to  the  Bev. 
Robert  Davies)  several  Hons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

Thomas  Bennet,  Esq.  of  Laleston,  served  the  office  of 
sheritt  for  Glamoiganshire  in  1768.  Ho  m.  Mmy,  dau.  of 
Edward  Walters,  Esq.  of  Pitoot,  sheriff  in  1754,  but  dying 
issueless,  29  Jan.  1772,  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

WiLUAM  Bennet,  Esq.  of  Loleston,  who  m.  1st,  the  dau. 
of  Robert  Morris,  Esq.  of  Gnisarwad,  high-sheriff  for  Gla- 
moi^ganshire  in  1742;  and  2ndly,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Edward 
Wilkins,  Esq.  of  Lontwit ;  by  the  latter  of  whom  he  left, 
at  his  decease  in  1801,  aged  80,  a  dau.,  Mary,  wife  of 
Morgan-Price  Smith,  Esq.  of  Newhouse,  and  a  son, 

John  Bennet,  Esq.  of  Laleston,  m.  17  July,  1791.  Selennh- 
Maria-Anne,  dau.  of  Jacob  Grose,  Esq.  of  Appleshaw, 
Hants  (brother  to  Captain  Francis  Grose,  the  celebrated 
antiquary  and  Richmond  heraldX  by  Frances  Andrews  his 
wife,  of  the  fiuuily  of  Andbsws  o/PotIon,  in  Hampshire, 
and  had  issue, 

JoHN-WicK,  now  of  Laleston. 
■  Selenah-Catheriue-Frauces. 

LoUisa-Mary-Anne. 

CSroline-Susan,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Wfaidsor-Richarda, 
rector  of  St  Andrew's  and  St  Lytban's,  in  Ulomozgan- 
shire,  and  lias  issue. 

Elinor.  Matilda. 

Elixa,  m.  to  William  Head-Deaoon,  Esq.  of  Longcross 
House,  Glamoiganshire. 
Mr.  Bonnet  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff  for  the  co.  of 
Glamorgan  in  1826. 

ArvM-'Arg.,  three  goats*  heads,  erased,  aa.,  barbed  and 
double  armed,  or ;  langued,  gu. 
Crat — A  goat's  head,  as  iu  the  arms. 
Afotto— Aut  nunquam  tentee,  aut  perflce. 
&a(— Laleston  House,  Glamorganshire. 


BENNET  OF  ROUGHAM  HALL. 

Bennet,  Philip,  Esq.  of  Tollesbury,  co.  Essex, 
and  Roiigham  Halt  co.  Suflfolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P. 
fur  West  Suffolk ;  m.  in  1822,  Anne,  2nd  dau.  and 
oo-heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Pilkington,  Bart,  of  Chevet, 
and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

Philip,  b.  in  1837. 

UttCK^f*  —  Philip  Benitet,  Esq.  of  Widcombe,  oo. 
Somerset,  son  of  Philip  Bennet,  Esq.,  by  Mary  his  2nd 
wife,  dan.  of  Thomas  Hallam,  Esq.  of  Tollesbury,  and 
grandson  of  Piiilip  Bennet,  by  Jane  bis  veife,  dau.  of  Scar- 
borough Chapman,  Esq.  of  Widcombe,  co.  Somerset,  tn. 
14  Dec.  1769,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rov.  Christopher  Hand, 
B.D.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  10  April,  1823  aged  76,  had  a 
son, 

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BEN 

Philip  Benkr,  Esq.  of  Tollesbury,  J. P.,  high-sherifT  of 
Sufiblk  in  1S21 ;  6.  in  1771 ;  who  m.  in  1704,  Jane-Judith,  only 
child  of  the  Bev.  B.  Kedington,  of  Bougham  Hall,  and  had 
issue, 
Phiup,  now  of  Bougham. 

James-Thomas,  rector  of  Chevelly,  co.  Cambridge,  m. 
6  April,  1826,  Henrietta-Eliza,  dau.  of  James  Jackson, 
Esq.  of  Doncaster,  and  has  issue. 

Jane-Fanny,  nu  4  Dec.  1821,  to  the  Rev.  Samuel  Alderson, 
rector  of  Bisby,  brother  of  Mr.  Baron  Alderson. 

.^mw— Gu.,  a  besant  between  three  deml-Uons^  rampant» 
couped,  arg. 

Crtst—In  a  mural  crown,  or,  a  lion's  head,  couped,  chaigsd 
on  the  neck  with  a  besant 

Motto— Bene  tenax. 

Seat*-~RovkgYiAm  Uoll,  Buiy  St.  Edmunds^  oo.  Sufiblk;  and 
Tollesbury,  co.  Essex. 


BENNETT  OF  THOMASTOWN. 

Bennett,  Francis -Valentinb,  Esq.  of  ThomaB- 
town,  King's  County,  b,  28  Jan.  1826 ;  9.  as  repre- 
sentative  of  the  family,  upon  the  death  of  his  father, 
Valentine  Bennett,  Esq.,  in  May,  1839. 

EttUaffC*— NiOHOLAs  BENirrrr.  Esq.,  m.  Mabel  O^elly, 
CO.  Boeoommon,  and  had  issue.  Thomas,  d,  umm, ;  FRAiroia^ 
his  heir ;  Mabel,  m.  to  John  Ball,  Esq.,  ftither  of  the  pre- 
sent  Bt.  Hon.  Nicholas  Ball,  one  of  the  Judges  of  Uie  Common 
Pleas  in  Ireland ;  Anne,  d.  unm.    The  eldest  surriTing  son, 

Fbancis  Bkvnbtt,  Esq.,  m.  Elisabeth  Laffim,  of  the  co. 
of  Kilkenny,  and  had  issue,  Thomas,  wtm. ;  VALXifTiKB ; 
Mary-Catherine,  m.  to  Iieut.-CoI.  L'Estrange,  of  Moystown, 
King's  County ;  Elizabeth-Emily,  m.  to  John  Farrell,  Esq., 
of  Moynalty,  co.  Meath.    The  youngest  son, 

VALBmNE  BsinrBTT,  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  of  the  Kfaig's 
County,  and  high-sheriff  in  1830,  m.  7  Jan.  1834,  EUaabeth- 
Helen,  dau.  of  the  late  George  Byan,  Esq.  of  Inch  House, 
CO.  Tipperary,  and  had  issue, 

Frakcis-Valentihi^  now  of  Thomastown. 

George  Henry.  Valentine. 

Thomas-Joseph.  Frederick-FhUip. 

Houry-Grey.  Albert,  (a  posthumoos  child.) 

Elisabeth-Marian,  d.  1883. 
Mr.  Valentine  Bennett  d.  in  May,  1880. 

£to<— Thomastown  House,  King's  County. 


BENNETT  OF  THORPE  PLACE. 

Bennett,  The  Rev.  Henrt-Lkioh,  of  Thorpe 
Place,  CO.  Surrey,  b.  17  May,  1795 ;  m.  11  Sept.  1846, 
Caroline,  2nd  dau.  of  George-Henry  Crutchley,  Eaq. 
of  Sunnmg  Hill  Park,  Berks,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  HsMBT-CuBRiB-LsiaB,  6.  25  July,  1852. 

L  Grace-Leigh,  d,  yoimg.         n.  Julia-Leigh,  d,  young. 

m.  Mary-Leigh. 

%irUliQt*—On  the  dissolution  of  the  monastsries  bj 
Henbt  VIII.,  the  manor  of  Thorpe^  Sunrey,  became  nested 
in  the  crown,  and  so  remained  until  granted  in  1600,  by 
Queen  Elizabstb,  to  Sir  John  Wolley,  her  Latin  secretary. 
His  only  son  and  heir,  Sir  Frands  Wolley,  M.P.  for  Hasle- 
mere,  <t  in  1<K)9,  having  doTised  this  estate  to  his  cousin 
William  Mlnteme,  with  remainder  to  another  ooosin, 
Ettzabeth  Miuteme.  This  lady,  Elizabeth  Mlnteme^  ut.  Sia 
Franois  LnoH,  whose  ancestors  had  long  been  settled 
at  Addingtou,  oo.  Surrey.  With  the  descendants  of  Sir 
Francis  Leigh,  and  Elisabeth  his  wife,  Thorpe  remained, 
untU,  by  the  marriage  of  the  two  oo-heireesee,  Mary  and 
Anne,  in  the  years  1731  and  1737  respectively,  it  devolved 
to  the  fomilies  of  Bevkett  and  Spsnokr.  Eventually  a 
division  of  the  Leigh  estates  took  place,  and  in  1768,  under 
the  provisions  of  an  act  of  parliament,  Thorpe  was  allotted  to 

The  Bey.  Wollbt-Leioh  Bennett.    His  son. 

The  Rev.  John-Leioh  Benkett,  of  Thorpe,  pulled  down 
the  old  mansion  at  Hall  Place,  and  built  a  new  and  hand- 
some house  in  its  stead,  to  which  he  gave  the  name  of 
Thoq^  Place.  By  Harriott-Eliaa  his  wife,  who  d.  11  Deo. 
1846,  he  had  issue, 

John-Leioh,  now  of  Thoipe. 

Edward-Leigh,  m.  Ist,  Ellonor  Coddrington;  and  2nd]y, 
Anne  Himtingford. 

Frederick-Leigh,  deceased. 

Mary-Anne,  m.  in  1824,  to  Sir  Bichard-Torin  Kiuderd^. 

.^rm«— Ou.,  a  besant  between  three  demi-lions^  rampant, 
couped,  arff. 
Cred — A  lion's  head,  issuing  out  of  a  mural  crown. 
Motto— Dux  vitaa  ratio, 
ficot— Thorpe  Plaoe,  Cherts^. 

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BENNETT  OF  FAEINGDON  HOUSR 

iESSVKTt,  Dajtiel,  Esq,  of  Faringdon  House,  co. 
Berks,  h,  29  June,  1823 ;  m.  28  Oct.  1847,  Mary- 
Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Uyedale  Corbett,  Esq.  of 
Aston  HaJl,  co.  Salop. 

Itntage.  —  Wiluajc  BEmrarr,  Esq.  of  Fftringdon 
Hooie,  bAm,  b,  in  1790,  son  of  Daniel  Bennett,  Esq.  of 
fmagAeai  Hoase,  who  d.  in  1826,  served  as  high-sheriff  of 
Backsin  1887.  Ho  m.  25  8ei^  1817,  Morianna,  dau.  of  the 
hi»  John  Dunkin,  Esq.  of  Fryerning,  Essex,  and  by  her 
(wko  tf.  in  1840)  has  issoe, 

Dasisl,  now  of  Faringdon  House. 

WiOiam,  lieut  15th  hussars,  d.  in  India,  20  Sept  1S4S. 

Jobn-Dunkin,  d.  6  Not.  1851. 

Elinbeth-Emma,  m.  29  July,  1845,  Richard  •  Meredyth 
Riefaarda,  Esq.,  only  son  of  R.  Richards,  Esq.,  H.P.  of 

Qerynwch;  and  d.  $.  p.  10  Dec.  1862. 

Marianne,  d.  vmm.  22  March,  1837. 
Ir.  Bennett  d,  18  Jan.  1844. 


irsu—Gn.,  a  besant,  between  three  demi-Iions,  ram|>ant, 


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i  Hon*s  head,  chaigod  with  a  hesant. 
Mttt9    Do  bon  vouloir  servir  lo  rol. 
Smt — ^Fkiingdon  House,  co.  BerlLB. 


BENNETT  OF  BENNETT'S  COURT. 

Bgsvm,  Joseph-Hen RT,  Esq.  of  Bennett's  Court, 

eo.  Cork,  m,  Theodoeia-Ann,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 

John  &nith,  Esq.  of  Summer  Castle,  co.  Lancaster, 

iDd  had  one  son, 

L  JosBPH-HxHRT,  who  d.  4  July,  1813,  aged  80,  and  was 

intsrrod  with  his  mother  at  the  Abbey  Church  at 

Bath. 
This  gentleman,  eldest  son  of  Gteorge  Jackson,  Esq. 
of  Qknbeg,  oo.  Waterford,  by  Susannah  his  wife, 
dao.  and  sole  heiress  of  Joseph  Bennett,  Esq.,  re- 
eorder  of  Cork,  assumed  the  name  and  arms  of  his 
oatenilal  gnmdfiather,  to  whose  estates  he  succeded. 

ir««— Go.,  a  besant,  between  three  demi-lions,  or. 
CnM— Out  of  a  mural  coronet,  or,  a  demi-lion,  rampant, 
■Tm  holdiDg  a  besant. 
Jf««o— Serve  Uie  King. 
Hmt   Piintwtt's  Court,  near  Qoeenstown. 


BENNITT  OF  STOURTON  HALL. 

Bmrrrr,  William,  Esq.  of  Stourton  Hall,  near 
Stourbridge,  h.  15  Nov.  1799;  m.  in  Aug.  1834, 
Snah-Louisa,  dau.  of  John  Dawes,  Esq.,  and  has 


L  Frvsoir-lfnJioT,  6.  17  June,  1830. 

n.  Wmiam-Ward,  fr.  24  Nov.  1839. 

m.  Thomaj  Qeorge-Dawea,  6.  19  Oct.  1847. 

IT.  Joseph-Bourne,  b.  17  July,  1S49. 

L  Tionisa  Jane.  n.  Soroh-Maria. 

m.  Bmma-NaomL  it.  Eleanor-Harding. 

Xr.  Bennitt  is  an  actiye  magistrate  for  the  counties 
of  Worcester,  Stafford,  and  Salop,  and  deputy-lieut. 
of  the  first-named  shire.  He  is  captain  of  the  Dudley 
tioop  of  Worcestershire  yeomanry  cavalry,  and  had 
pcsented  to  him,  in  1846,  two  pieces  of  plate  on 
behalf  of  the  county  troop,  for  his  efficient  cUscharve 
of  the  dntiee  in  command  of  it  since  its  formation  m 
1831 


Jra»->As.,  on  a  dierron,  or,  between  three  martlets  in 
cImC  and  one  in  base^  arg..  three  annulets,  of  tlie  Add. 

Crm  Upon  a  mvont,  vert,  a  horse's  heaid,  coujped,  axg., 
lietted  tbroogfa  the  nedc  by  an  arrow,  in  bena  sinister, 
point  dovnwsrds.  ppr. 

Jlf«a»-lrreTocaMre. 

ttm  Btomton  flail,  near  Stoorbridgii 

BENSON  OF  UTTERBY  HOUSE. 

Bnnov,  The  Rbt.  Henbt,  A.M.  of  UtterW 
Hooae,  oo.  Lincoln,  J.P.,  late  vicar  of  Hedunton,  b. 
9  Atig.  1793 ;  m,  15  Oct.  1829,  Mary-Catherine,  only 
ihiid  of  the  late  Sapstord  Harrold,  Esq.  of  Utterby 
House. 

ImOlgr. — This  family,  originally  resident  in  Tork- 
■iiire,  wm  a  near  branch  of  that  from  which  Bobort  Benson, 
loniBiDj;!^.  d< 

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B  BIT 

Gboros  Bknson  (cousin  of  his  lordship)  was  b.  in  1693, 
m.  in  1692,  Anne  Coulton.  and  d.  in  1738,  being  then 
lord  mayor  of  York.    He  loft,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

RoBSBT  Bevsos,  6.  at  York,  14  Jon.  170v^,  who  m,  1st,; 
6  Jan.  1742,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Isaac  Handcock,  of  Leeds, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  24  Nov.  1743),  had  one  son,  John,  who 
died  the  same  day.  He  m.  2ndly,  27  June,  1754,  Mary,  dau. 
of  Mr.  Thomas  Bridges,  of  Leeds,  and  by  her  (who  d.  22 
Dec.  1816X  had  issue, 
RoBKBT,  of  whom  presently. 

John,  6.  22  June»  1766,  m.  S  Aug.  1780,  Martha,  dau.  of 
Paul  Tato^  Esq.  of  Oauber  HalU  Yorkshire,  and  had 
issue,  Bobert-luchael;  James;  William;  John;  Thomas; 
Richard;  Mary-Ann;  and  Martha. 

Thomas,  b.  11  Nov.  1757,  one  of  the  hon.  band  of  gentle- 
men pensioners^    d,    unm,   9  April,    1704,  accidentally 
drowned. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thb  Rbv.  Robert  Bsnsoh,  AM.,  patron  and  vicar  of 
Hockington,  co.  Lincoln,  fr.  11  May,  1755,  m.  8  Dec.  1778, 
Ludnda,  only  dau.  of  Matthew  Fretwell,  Esq.  of  Snaith, 
and  had  issue, 
Robert-Haggard,  formerly  of  University  CoEsge,  Oxford, 
d.  «.  p.  2  vSb.  1820. 
HnfBY,  now  of  Utterby  House. 
Luoinda-Maria,  d.  wim.  21  Jan.  1816. 
Harriet-Frunces,  m.  27  July,  1820,  John  Skipworth,  Esq. 
of  York,  and  has  issue,  George,  an  officer  in  the  army,  6. 
in  1825;  Harriett-Mary;  and  Lavinia,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
Wm. -George  Jorvis,  only  son  of  Iieut.-Ck>loael  Jervis,  of 
Barl^  Hall,  Herts. 

^rm*— Aig.,  three  tarefoils,  sa..  between  two  bendlets,  gu. 
Cr€$t — A  bear's  head  erased,  arg.,  muasled,  gu. 
Jtf otto— Inconcussa  virtus. 
&a<— Utterby  House,  co.  Lincoln. 

BENSON  OF  LUTWYCHE  HALL. 

Benson,  Moseb-Oeorqe,  Esq.  of  Lutwyche  Hall, 
CO.  Salop,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  20  Jan.  1798 ;  m.  11  April, 
1826,Charlotte-Riou,  only  child  (by  Dorothy*  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Stephen  Riou,  Esq.,  captain  1st  regt.  horse 
grenadier-giiards)  of  the  late  Colonel  Lyde  Browne, 
2l8t  Fusiliers  (2nd  son  of  Lyde  Browne,  Esq.,  by 
Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Richard  Bar- 
well,  Esq.  of  Esher,  Surrey).  By  this  lady  Mr.  Benson 
has  issue, 

I.  Balph-Auoustus,  b.  11  Aug.  1828. 

n.  Edward-Riou-George,  b.  1  Deo.  1834. 

m.  Philip-Riou-Henry,  b.  4  June,  1842. 

TV.  Lyde-Emest-Gcorgc,  6.  27  May,  1845. 

I.  Dora-Geoigina-Harittgton,  m.  22  Nov.  1853,  to  the  Rev. 
Frederic-J.  Richards,  vicar  of  Boxley,  grandson  of 
Chief  Baron  Richards. 

n.  Charlotte-Julia-Maiy. 

ni.  Maiy-Elizabeth.  17,  Fanniy-Maiy. 

V.  Madeline-Barbara. 

%intU^t» — Ralph  Bszrsov,  Esq.  of  Lutwyche  HsU 
(elder  son  and  heir  of  Moses  Benson,  of  liverpool,  and 
grandson  of  John  Benson,  Esq.  of  Ulverston,  Fumess),  m. 
Barbara,  8rd  dau.  and  co-helress  of  Thomas  Lewin,  Esq.  of 
Cloghans,  oo.  Mayo,  by  Elixa  his  wife,  dau.  of  Harry-Ross 
Lewin,  of  Fort  Forgus,  oo.  Clare,  and  Hannah  his  wife,  dau. 
of  John  Westropp,  Esq.  of  Attyflin,  oo.  limerick,  and  had 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1852)  issue, 
I.  MosBS-GioBOi^  his  heir. 

u.  Ralph-Lewin.  formerly  rector  of  Sasthope ;  6.  6  May, 
1790,  m.  in  1827,  Amelia- tit.  George-Browne,  only  child  of 
John  Dyer,  Esq.,  by  Amelia-St. George,  his  wife,  2nd 
dau.  of  the  late  Gan.  Sir  SaokviUe  Browne^  K.C.B. ;  and 
d.  28  Aug.  18-19,  leaving  two  sons, 

1  George-Sackville,  5.  in  Oct.  1828. 

2  Wilham-Ralph,  b.  in  1830. 
I.  Elizabeth-Maiy,  >  -  -^,„« 
u.  Barbara,        ^' [ '^  young. 

Mr.  Benson,  for  some  time  M.P.  for  BtaiVard,  d.  28  Oet 
1845. 

ArtM—Ajg.,  on  waves  of  the  sea,  an  old  English  gaOey,  all 
ppr. ;  on  a  chief,  wavy,  as.,  a  hand,  coupedat  the  wzist,  sup- 
porting on  a  dagger  the  scales  of  Justice,  or. 

CnM—A.  horse,  caparisoned,  passant,  ppr. 

Motto— licgCB  orma  tenent  sanctas. 

Seat — ^Lutwyche  Hall,  co.  Salop. 


*  Dorothy  Rion  was  descended  from  the  ancient  and  hon- 
ourable family  of  De  Ribox,  in  Languedoc.  Her  mother 
was  Dorothy,  dau.  of  George  Dawaon,  Esq.  of  Ferriby.  He» 
brothers  were  CoL  Philip  Rloti,  royal  engineers,  and  Ca^/t. 
Riou,  R.N.,  killod  at  the  battle  of  Copenhagen.  ^ 


BEN 

BENT  OF  WEXHAM  LODGE. 

Beiyt,  John,  Esq.  of  Wexham  Lodge,  co.  Bucks, 
J.P.,  major  in  the  army,  6.  26  April,  1782;  m. 
24  April,  1823,  Elizabeth,  youngest  dau.  of  Robert 
Paul,  Esq.,  president  of  the  Council,  St.  Vincent's, 
West  Indies,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Qeobgb,  b.  81  May,  1824,  an  officer  in  the  26th  rogt 

u.  Bobert-Paul,  b.  1  Feb.  1820,  In  holy  orders ;  m.  8  Aiig. 
1854,  Luoy-Helen,  only  Buryiving  dau.  of  B.  Dowson, 
Esq.  of  Great  Tarmouth. 

m.  William>Rubert8,  6.  81  July,  1829,  in  the  R.N. 

iv.  John-Ozenham,  b.  12  Oct.  1831. 

V.  Stephen-Weston,  6.  26  April,  1835. 

I.  Elizabeth- Adeline.  ii.  Mary-Qranger. 

III.  Frances-Rebecca.  iv.  Oeorgina-Sarah. 

U,intKQt* — ^Thb  Rev.  Gtobob  Bsnt,  rector  of  Jaoob- 
Btowe  and  Highbray,  oo.  Devon,  and  chaplain  of  SandfDrd, 
in  the  same  shire  (son  of  George  Bent,  M.D.  of  Exetei%  by 
Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Wm.  Oxenham,  Esq.  of  Ozenham, 
the  descendant  of  a  very  ancient  Devonshire  family),  m.  1st, 
in  1773,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Milton,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  in  1784)  had  issue,  George,  d,  wim.  in  1803, 
capt  60th  rifles  ;  John,  now  of  Wexham  Lodge ;  Mary,  d. 
Hnm.  in  1841 ;  Frances ;  Elizabeth,  d.  in  1784.  He  m.  2ndly, 
in  1785,  Hannah,  widow  of  Thomas  Marsh,  Esq.,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  in  1794)  had  issue, 

I.  Hugh,  in  holy  orders,  8.  to  his  father's  livings  of  Jacob- 
.  stowe  and  Highbray,  m,  Ist,  Sarah  Lane,  by  whom  he 

had  two  daus., 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  R.  Hutton,  rector  of  Ring- 
more. 

2  Maiy-Frances,  m.  to  William  Deans,  Esq. 

He  m.  2nd]y,  Emily  Hutton,  and  by  her  had  a  dau., 
Hannah -Matilda,  and  d.  in  1836. 

II.  William-Henry,  lieut. -colonel  roval  artilleij,  m.  Char- 
lotte, dau.  of  the  late  Lieut. -General  Samuel  Runmington, 
royal  invalid  artillery,  and  has  issue, 

1  Jolm,  assistant-surgeon  royal  artillery. 

2  William-Henry,  assistant-surgeon,  K.N. 
8  George,  an  officer  in  the  royal  engineers. 
4  Hugh,  an  officer  in  the  royal  artiUeiy. 

6  Froderick.  6  Thomas. 

1  Anna.  2  Charlotte. 

8  Mary- Anne,  m.  to  Capt.  Travers,  nsyal  srtilleiy. 

4  Frances. 
I.  Rebecca,  m.  to  Willitun-Teer  Hawke,  Esq. 
u.  Cbariotto,  deceased. 

III.  Georgiua,  m.  to  btephen  Shute,  Esq. 
The  Rev.  George  Bent  d.  in  1814. 

^mu— Per  pale,  az.  and  gu.,  on  a  fesse,  engnUled,  or,  be- 
tween six  bezants,  a  lion's  bead,  erased,  of  the  second,  be- 
tween two  annulets,  of  the  first. 

Crt3t—A  demi-lion  ramptiut,  per  fesse.  az.  and  gu.,  gorged 
with  a  collar,  indented,  and  holding  between  the  paws  a 
bull's  head,  oaboesed,  or. 

JfoMo— Tutameu  Deus. 

feat— Wexham  Lodge,  near  Slough,  Bucka. 


BENTINCK  OF  TERRINGTON  St.  CLEMENT. 

Bbntwck,  Georoe-Wiluam-Pierrepont,  Esq.  of 
Terrington  St.  Clement,  Norfolk,  M.P.  for  the  west- 
em  division  of  that  county,  b.  17  July,  1808.  This 
gentleman  is  eldest  son  of  Vice-Admiral  William 
Bentinck,  by  the  Lady  Frances-Augusta-Eliza  Pierre- 
pont,  only  dau.  of  Charles,  1st  Earl  Manvers,  and 
grandson  of  Captain  John  Albert  Bentinck,  R.N., 
Count  of  the  Empire,  whose  father,  the  Hon.  William 
Bentinck,  a  noble  of  Holland,  was  son  of  William 
Bentinck,  Ist  Earl  of  Portland,  by  his  2nd  wife, 
Jane,  Dowager  Lady  Berkeley.  (*S^  Burke's  Peer- 
aye.) 

Arm»—Az.,  a  cross-moline,  arg. 

Crett — Out  of  a  marquess's  coronet,  ppr.,  two  arms  counter- 
embowed,  vested,  gu.,  on  the  hauds,  gloves,  or,  each  holding 
an  ostrich  feather,  arg< 

£eo^— Terrington  t^  Clement. 


BENTLEY  OF  BIRCH  HOUSK 
Bentlet,  John,  Esq.  of  Birch  Hoiuje,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  11  April,  1797;  m.  11  Oct. 
1836,  Emma,  eldest  dau.  of  Clement  Royds,  Esq.  of 
Mount  Falinge,  high-sheriff  of  Lancashire  in  1850, 
and  has  issue, 
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BEN 

I.  FRANXTO-JoHiC'RoYns,  b.  12  May,  1850. 

II.  Cloucut-Edward-Eoydfl,  6.  24  Nov.  1852. 

III.  Algemon-Royds,  6.  7  Aug.  1354. 

I.  Emma-Rhoda.  u.  Adela-Constanoe. 

9,lUtKQt* — ^The  Bentlyes  are  an  old  Lancashire  fomily, 
and  their  residence  was  for  some  centuries  at  Bentley  Hall, 
near  Bury. 

John  Bbntlxt,  living  about  the  middle  of  the  18th 
century  (son  of  John  Bentley),  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  —  Cravoi, 
Esq.,  and  had  six  children,  Jomr,  Richard,  Thomas,  Sarah, 
Mary,  and  Lydia.    The  eldest  son, 

JoniT  Bentlet,  Esq.  of  Birch  House,  b.  22  Sept.  1758,  m. 
in  1793,  Ellen,  dau.  of  Richard  Lomax,  Esq.  of  Harwood, 
near  Bolton,  and  dying  in  June,  1821,  left  an  only  smviving 
child,  the  present  John  Bbsttley,  Esq.  of  Birch  House. 

Amu— Arg .  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  wolves,  passant,  or, 
Crat — A  wolf,  rampant,  erm.,  ducally  collarod,  or. 
Moao—Benigjio  numine. 
Seat — Birch  House,  near  Bolton. 

BENYON  OF  ENOLEFIELD. 
Benton,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Englefield  House,  co. 
Berks.  This  gentleman,  2nd  surviving  son  of  the 
late  William-Henry  Fellowes,  Esq.  of  Ramsey  Abbey, 
by  Emma  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Benyon,  Esq.,!. 
to  the  Benyon  estates  under  the  will  of  his  uncle, 
Richard  Benyon  De  Beauvoir,  Elsq.,  and  has  assumed 
Uie  name  and  arms  of  Benton. 

%itltSlQt* — ^RiCHABD  BxNTON,  Esq.,  Governor  of  Fori 
St.  George,  in  the  East  Indies,  son  of  Daniel  Benyon,  Esq. 
by  Mary  his  wife,  6.  26  Nov.  1698,  m.  for  his  3rd  wife,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Francis  Tyssen,  Esq.  of  Balmes  House,  Hackney, 
and  relict  of  Powlett  Wrightc,  Esq.  (by  which  gentleman, 
who  was  grandson  of  Sir  Nathaniel  Wrighte,  lord  keeper  of 
the  Great  Seal,  he  had  one  sou,  Powlett  Wri^te,  who  d.  i.  p. 
in  1779,  and  bequeathed  his  estates  to  his  uncle.  Nathaniel, 
for  life,  with  remainder  to  his  half-brother,  Richard 
Benyon),  and  by  her  had  an  only  son, 

RiOHABn  Benyon,  Esq..  devisee  of  the  estates  of  his  half- 
brother,  Powlett  Wrighte,  b.  28  June,  1746,  ».  S  Sept.  1767, 
Hannah,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Hulse,  Bart,  of  Bresr 
more  House,  and  by  her  (who  d.  27  April,  1828)  left  at  his 
death,  22  Aug.  1796,  with  daus.  (of  whom,  Hannah-Elia- 
beth  m.  Vice- Admiral  Fellowes;  and  Emma  «a.  Williaoi- 
Heury-Fellowee,  Esq.  of  Ramsey  Abbey,  Huntingdon)  an 
only  son, 

RiCHARn  Benyon-Db  Beau  voir,  Esq.  of  Englefield  House, 
m.  27  Sept.  1797,  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  Sir  Francis  Sykes, 
of  Basildon  Park,  oo.  Berks,  and  by  this  lady  (who  d.  29 
Oct.  1822X  had  no  issue.  Mr.  Benyon-De  Beauvoir,  who 
assumed  the  surname  of  Powlett-Wriohtk  in  1814,  and 
that  of  Da  Bbauvoib  in  182S,  was  a  magistrate  and  deputy* 
lieut.  for  Berkshire,  and  was  hi^h-sheriff  in  1816.  He  d.  in 
18M,  having  devised  a  portion  of  his  estates  to  (the  son 
of  his  sister)  his  nephew  RioHARn  Fsllowbs,  wh'>,  having 
assumed  the  name  of  Benyon,  is  now  of  Englefield. 

^rm«— Vair6.  sa.  and  or ;  on  a  chief;  wavy,  of  the  last,  an 
eastern  crown  between  two  mullets,  gu.,  for  Bkkyon,  quar- 
tering FSLLOWfB. 

Crtti — A  grifliii.  sqjaut,  or,  cellared  with  an  eastern  crown, 
gu..  holding  in  the  beak  a  Guernsey  lily,  ppr. 

Ifotto— VTucam  vel  moriar. 

Seat — ^Englefidd  House,  Berks. 

beynon  of  carshalton, 

Betnon,  The  Rev.  Edmund-Turner,  A.BL  of 
Carehalton,  and  Slioes  Oaks,  Chelsham,  co.  Suroev, 
6. 29  April,  1777;  m.  81  July,  1805,  Martha,  only  child 
of  Edward  Beynon,  Esq.  oi  Carshalton,*  and  haa^ 

I.  EnMuim-BATLXY  Bkynon,  6.  24  Jtme,  1806,  M.A. 

IX.  Edward-Francis  Beynon,  b.  9  Deo.  1808,  M.A.  Trin. 
Ck>ll.,  Cambridge,  rector  of  Creaton,  oo.  Nortiiampton. 
Mr.  Beynon  (son  of  the  late  Heniy  Batley,  Gent.,  of 
CJarshalton,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Ed- 
mund Turner,  Esq.  of  Stockwell,  and  grandson  of 
Benjamin  Batley,  G^nt.  of  Newington  Butts,  ori- 
ginally from  the  neighbourhood  of  Halifax)  having 
acquired  the  estate  at  Carshalton  upon  his  marriage, 
assumed  his  present  surname. 


•  Mr.  Beynon  was  2nd  son  of  Francis  Beynon,  Esq.  of 
Shrewsbuiy,  and  ycun^er  brother  of  Francis  Beynun,  of 
Spratton  Place,  co.  Northampton,  Esq.,  whoso  only  dau.  and 
heir,  Eusabeth-Anns,  m.  Andrew  Hacket(,  Esq.  ol  MoxhuU 
Park,  00.  Warwick. 


B  Elt 


B  ER 


Jnu—VBt  palfl^  ^»^,  as.  and  go.,  on  a  bend,  cotiaed,  or, 
ftiM  croea-croaBlota^  vert,  for  Beynon;  quartering  Batlkt. 

Crat—A  1km,  rampant^  aiig.,  sem^ of  crosscrosslets,  vert, 
holding  between  hia  fore  paws  an  eacocheon,  of  the  first, 
duiged  with  a  gtiffiu's  head,  erased,  poan,  for  Betnon;  a 
griffin's  bead,  eraaed,  pean,  in  the  beai  a  roillrind,  as  in  the 
snns,  tor  Batlbt. 

art   OirBhalt.on,  eo.  Suirey. 


BERE  OP  MOREBATH. 
Baixr-Bbrx,  Montaoub,  Esq.  of  Morebath,  co. 
Devon,  D.L^  barrister-at-law,  and  one  of  the  com- 
maaionerB   of  Bankruptcy,   6.   15  July,   1798;    m. 
12  Aug.   1822,   Wilhelmina- Jemima,   3rd  dau.   of 
Daniel  Sandford,  D.D.,  bishop  of  Edinbui^gh,  and 
fau  issue, 
L  MosTAOVK,  barrister^t-law,  6.  9  July,  1824 ;  m.  12  Aug. 
1852,  Ceca-Henrietta,  2nd  dan.  of  Capt.  Thomas-Went- 
,  worth  Buller,  B.N.,  of  Whimple,  Devon,  and  has  a  dau,, 

^  Alioe^iiUa. 

n.  Charles-8aiidford,  6.  25  Jan.  1829. 
I  L  Ttanoea-Anne-Julia. 

\  n.  Wilhrimfawfc-Addaide-Qeoigiana. 

fLintUSt, — ^The  family  of  Bere  was  seated  at  Huntsham 
ts  early  aa  the  reign  of  Bdwabd  II.,  and  its  pedigree  appears 
leeofded  in  the  Heralds'  Visitations. 

Mobtaoub-Bebb  Baxkb,  Esq.  of  Morebath  (son  and  heir 
of  William  Baker,  Esq.  of  Timberscomb,  oo.  Somerset,  by 
Auie  his  wife,  dan.  and  eventual  heir  of  Davy  Bei-e,  Esq. 
of  Morebath,  grandaon  of  Richard  Bere,  Esq.,  who  pur- 
chased the  manor  of  Morebath),  assumed  the  surname  and 
anns  of  Bekb,  by  royal  licenae,  9  Dec.  1775.  He  m.  Ist,  in 
179S,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Thomaa-Edward  Clarke, 
of  Trimlet  House,  oc  Somerset,  and  by  her,  who  d.  1802, 
kidiaaiM, 
MoKTAOUX.  now  of  Morebath. 

Wmiam,  M.A.,  vicar  of  Morebath,  and  perpetual  curate 
of  Upton,  m.  MatT-Emilv,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Sprye.  vicar  of  Ugborouffh,  co.  Devon,  but  by  her  (who 
d.  16  April,  1864)  left  no  iasue  at  hia  decease,  5  Oct  1844. 
Sdwd,  m^r  in  the  army,  m.  ArabeUa-Elixabeth,  eldest 
dan.  of  Wllham  Pigou,  Esq.  of  Hounslow,  and  has  issue. 
Ann»<3ax^  m.  Ist,  in  1821,  to  the  Rev.  R.-F.  Follett, 
M.A^  and  2ndly,  in  1836,  to  Edwards  Beadon,  Esq.  of 
TwaoUtn. 


Mr.  Baker  a».  Zndly,  25  Jan.  1804,  Anne,  dau.  of  Robert 
I^  Esq.  of  Bardon,  co.  Someraet,  by  which  lady  (who  m. 
todiy,  JohnBuigeaa  Keralake,  Eaq.;  and  Srdly,  Richard 
OmpioQ,  Esq.)  he  had  no  iaaue.    He  d.  29  Jan.  1804. 

ifnaa    Aig-.,  three  beara*  heada,  aa.,  muzzled,  or. 
JIfoCte— Bear  and  forbear. 
&8<— Morebath  Houses  Devon. 


BERE  OF  TIMEWELL  HOUSE. 
Bm,  JoHir,  Esq.  of  Timewell  House,  co.  Devon, 
J  J*.,  m,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Bey.  James  Bandolph,  of 
l^rertoD,  and  has  issue. 

Itnnige. — Tm  Bkt.  Johh  Bbrx,  vicar  of  Morebath 
Croanger  brother  of  Davy  Bere,  Eaq.  of  Morebath,  whose 
tfao.  Anne,  «».  William  Baker,  Eaq.,  grandfather  of  the 
praaent  Montague  Baker-Bere,  Eaq.),  m.  Mary  Hayman, 
ad  was  father  of  Johv,  hia  heir,  and  Richard,  B.D.,  vicar 
if  Ottbampton,  d.  ttmn,  in  1881.    The  elder, 

Tmm  Bit.  Jobv  Baax,  M.A.  vioar  of  Morebath,  and 
neior  of  Sldll^te,  oo.  Someraet,  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  oo- 
hdr  d  Robert  Pearoe,  Eaq.  of  Morebath,  and  had  (with 
two  dans.,  Axme,  ».  in  1814,  to  Stnkeley-Triatram  Lucas, 
laq.,  and  Elisabeth,  "who  d,  vnm.)  two  aona,  Jomr,  hia 
kair,  now  of  Timewell  Houae^  and  Richard,  LL.B.,  z«ctor 
of  fftiSgata,  co.  Bomenei. 

ilnaf  and  Jtfbtte— Aa  Bnts  of  Morebath, 

fiH*-TfaDannU  Houses  Morebath. 


BERESFORD  OF  LEARMOUNT. 

BmsFORD,  Johh-Babr^  Esq.  of  Learmount,  oo. 
ItODdondeny,  JJP.  and  D.L.,  6.  19  April,  1815;  m. 
H  23  AprO,  1840,  Sophia,  sister  of  Hugh  Lyons- 
Xootgomenr,  Esq.,  H.P.  oo.  Leitrim,  and  had  by  her 
(vhod2lHaroh,1850), 
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I.  Henbt-Barbx-Blaoker,  b.  4  May,  1848. 
u.  John-Claudius-Montgomery,  6.  S  Feb.  1850. 

He  m.  2ndly,  17  July,  1858,  Oaroline,  only  dau.  of 
William-Haxuilton  Ash,  Esq.  of  Ashbrook,  oo.  Lon- 
donderry. 

%intHflt* — Thb  RiOHT  Hon.  John  Berxstobd,  2nd 
son  of  Mm-cus,  1st  Earl  of  Tyrone,  by  Catherine  his  wife. 
Baroness  Le  Peer,  left,  by  Barbara  his  2nd  wife,  dau.  of 
Sir  William  Montgomery,  Bart,  of  Magbie  Hill,  two  sons 
and  five  daus.    Of  the  former,  the  elder, 

Hknbt-Babrb  Bebestobd,  Eaq.,  5.  25  Sept.  1874,  m. 
29  Feb.  1812,  Eliza,  youngest  dau.  of  John  Bayly,  Esq^. 
of  the  city  of  Bristol,  and  by  her  (who  d,  22  Dec.  1831), 
had  issue, 

John-Babrb,  now  of  Learmount. 

Henry-Barrt,  Ueut  RN.,  b.  23  July,  1816. 

Willi£un-Montgomeiy,  in  holy  orders,  b.  81  Oct.  1817,  m. 
18  Feb.  1851,  Rosa,  dau.  of  John  Turner,  Esq.  of  Brigh- 
ton, and  has  a  dau. 

James-David,  late  76th  regt,  b.  2  April,  1819. 

Geoige-De  la  Poor,  capt  16th  regt.,  b,  IS  Feb.  1826,  m.  15 
Dec.  1849,  Anne,  dau.  of  Mi^or-Qen.  Conyera,  and  has 

issue,  three  sons. 

Maty-Barbara,  m.  9  Feb.  1886,  to  Thomas-William  Foun- 

taine,  Esq.  of  Narford  Hall,  co.  Norfolk. 

Eliza-Frances. 

.^rm«— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  crusillv-fltch^  three 
fleurs-de-lis,  within  a  bordure,  engrailed,  sa.,  forBEBEsroBD; 
2nd  and  Srd,  axg.,  a  chie^  indented,  sa.,  for  Db  la  Posb. 

CretU — A  dragon's  head,  erased,  arg.,  pierced  through  the 
neck  with  a  broken  spear,  or,  point,  aiif.,  thrust  through  the 
upper  Jaw,  forBBRKSFOBD;  and  a  stn^sbeod.  caboesed,  ppr., 
attired,  or,  between  the  horns  acruciflz,  of  the  Ixut,  theroon 
the  resemblance  of  Jesus,  ppr.,  for  La  Poes. 

Motto— Vil  nisi  cruce. 

J80a^— Learmount,  co.  Londondeny. 


BERINGTON  OF  WINSLET. 

Berington,  John,  Esq.,  hi.  1  March,  1850,  Qeoi^gina- 
Deborah,  dau.  of  the  late  J.-S.  Oxon,  Esq.  of  Flesk 
Priory,  Killamey. 

ILintKflt* — The  Shropshire  family  of  Berington,  seated 
at  Motehall,  near  Shrewsbury,  has  always  been  considered 
to  have  a  common  origin  wiUx  branches  seated  in  Hereford- 
shii-e,  and  is  the  senior  branch. 

Bloimt,  in  hia  M8.  OolUctions  from  Her^fMUhire,  speakincr 
of  Winsley,  anciently  Windesley,  says :  "  In  Edward  III.'s 
time,  Beryton  of  Stoke  Lacy  married  the  daughter  and 
heir  of  Rowland  de  Windesley,  and  had  by  her  this  ancient 
seat,  with  other  lands,  which^has  continued  in  the  family 
ever  since.  But  in  later  tymes  the  name  has  been  changed 
to  Berington.  This  house  lyes  in  the  parish  of  Hope-under- 
Dinmore,  and  as  a  badge  of  its  antiquity  there  la  carved  in 
wood,  in  old  characters,  over  the  porch,  a  cross  with  tiiese 
words :  '  Per  signum  Taw  libera  noa  Domine.'  Upon  the 
crossbeams  of  the  hall  is  carved  an  ancient  coat  of  arma^ 
oonaisting  of  bendy  of  five  pieces,  which  haply  was 
the  arms  of  Windesley  before  the  Beringtona  were  owners 
of  it" 

Simon  BEamoTOK ,  Esq.  (eldest  son  of  William  Berington, 
of  Stoke  Lacy,  by  Elizabeth  Kittleby  his  2nd  wife,  and 
grandson  of  John  Berington,  Esq,  of  Stoke  Lacy,  by  Eleanor 
his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Rowland  Wyndesley,  of  Wyn- 
desley)  m.  1st,  WiniAred  Coningsby,  of  Hampton,  co.  Here- 
ford ;  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Blount,  of  Eye, 
CO.  Hereford,  and  by  the  latter  had  issue,  William,  of 
whom  we  treat ;  Humphrey,  of  London,  merchant,  m.  and 
left  a  son,  John ;  and  Philippa,  m.  to  William  Carpenter,  of 
Coleford,  oo.  Oloucester.    The  elder  son, 

William  Bebimoton,  of  Winsley,  m.  Eleanor,  dan.  and 
heir  of  Richard  Goodman,  chief  yeoman  of  the  buttery  to 
Queen  Euzabbth,  and  d.  about  1636,  aged  about  55,  leaving 
(besides  two  daus.,  Elizabeth ;  and  Anne,  m.  to  John 
Harpur,  of  Chilston,  co.  Hereford)  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHV  Berikoton,  Esq.  of  Winsley,  aged  72  in  1688,  who 
m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Henry  Casey,  of  Whitfield,  co.  Gloucester, 
and  had  issue  a  son,  Johk,  and  three  daus.,  viz.,  WiniAred, 
m.  to  Bellingham  Slaughter,  of  Cheneys  Court,  oo.  Here- 
ford ;  Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Berington,  of  Motehall,  eo. 
Salop ;  and  Mary,  m.  to  John  Street,  of  Gatertop,  oo.  Hera- 
ford.    The  son, 

John  Bbkihgton,  Esq.  of  Winsley,  living  In  1688,  aged 
85,   m,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir   Thomas  Wooliych,    Knt. 

Jigitized  by  V^OOQIC 


13  EK 


B  E  R 


and  Bart,  of  Dodmaston,  oo.  Salop,  and  had,  with  other 


I   John,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  living  in  1683,  who  «.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John 
BusaelL  of  little  Malvern,  and  had  (besides  a  son,  who 
d.  t.  p.)  an  only  dau.  and  heir,  Elirabeth,  «.  to  Thomas 
WiUlams,  Eaa.  of  TreUynnic,  co.  Flint,  who  acquired, 
TOh  her,  Little  Malvern,  and  left  an  only  dau.  and  heir, 
Mary,  who  m,  —  Wakeman,  and  d,  $.  p..  devising  Little 
Malvern  to  her  kinsman,  William  BeringtonTEsq.  of 
Hereford,  (the  son  of  her  second-cousin,  Clurles.) 

Elisabeth.  ' 

The  ddest  ion  and  hsir, 

John  Bbrinotok,  Esq.  of  Winsley,  «.  the  dan.  and  heir 
of  Andrews  of  Hereford,  and  had,  with  a  younger  son, 
Simon,  in  holy  orders,  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

John  Bbrinoton,  Esq.  of  Winsley  and  Deveroux  Wot- 
ton,  who  TO.  Winifted,  dau.  of  John  Homyold,  Esq.  of 
Blaekmoor  Park,  co.  Worcester,  and  by  her  (who  d.  12  Jan. 
1791)  had  ioBoe^ 

John,  d.  i.  p.  at  Bristol. 

Thoxas;  of  whom  presently. 

Joseph,  in  hd|y  orders. 

Charles,  of  Wintercott,  co.  Hereford,  (See  BERiNOTOir  of 
LiUle  Malvern  Omrt. ) 

Winifred,  d.  imm.  24  Sept  1826. 

Eliisabeth,  wk  to  Lacon  Lambe,  Esq.,  and  d.  80  Sept.  1823. 

Maiy,  TO.  1  Dec.  1770,  to  John  Eldridge,  of  London. 

Catharine,  Bridget,  and  another  dau.,  all  nuna. 

Henrietta,  d.  tmioi,  5  July,  18S6. 

Jane^  d.  uhto.  1  Jan.  1820. 

Mr.Berington  d.  2  Feb.  1794,  aged  87,  and  was  «.  by  hin- 
ted but  eldest  surviving  son, 

Thomas  Bbrinoton,  Esq.  of  Winsley,  who  to.  Jane,  onlv 
dau.  of  Francis  Ridon,  Esq.  of  Howflcld,  oo.  EMez,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  Feb.  1812)  hod  issue, 

John,  his  hdr.  ^Thomae.Bladon,ofHeretoitL 

SlilSSdrd.^**^  Hughos,  and  has  issuer  John  and  Harriot 
Caroline.  Maria.  Louisa.  Harriet 

Mr.  Berington  d,  14  Mardh.  1824,  aged  82,  and  was  «.  by 
his  eldest  son, 

-  John  Bwunotoh,  Esq.,  D.L.,  and  lieut-<5oL  Hereford 
miUtIa*  TO.  Mrs.  Frances  Dickenson,  and  d.  26  Jan.  1862, 
leaving,  John,  present  representative  of  the  flunily:  Bow- 
land;  Thomas;  William ;  and  Charles. 

^niM-Ja.,  three  greyhounds,  couiant,  aiig.,  collared,  gu., 
within  a  borduio,  of  the  last  *»*w,  ^u.. 


BERINGTON  OF  LITTLE  MALVERN  COURT. 

Bbrinoton,  Charles-Michael,  Esq.  of  Little  Mal- 
vern Court,  CO.  Worcester,  *.  16  Feb.  1830. 

'iLiXlttLfS:^. — (Thablk  Bbrinoton,  of  Whitenott,  oo. 
Hereford,  4th  surriving  son  ot  John  Berington,  Esq.  of 
Winsley,  by  Winiflned  Hornyold,  his  wife  (see  Bbrinoton  of 
WtnOepX  TO.  1  Dec  1770,  Mary  Jay,  of  Wintercott,  a  co- 
heiress, and  d.  7  Feb.  1809,  baring  had  by  her  (who  d. 
6  Jan.  1810)  issuer  besides  four  sons,  who  d.  $.  p. 

James. 

WiLUAM.  of  whom  presently. 

Marv.  TO.  to  Hooper,  of  oo.  Hereford. 

Wim&ed,  lady  abbess  at  Taunton. 

Anne.  Frances. 

Elizabeth,  m.  in  1814,  to  John  Davis,  of  Demdale,  oo. 
Hereford. 

Theresa. 

Catherine,  lady  abbess  at  Spetsbunr,  co.  Dorset. 

Jane,  ».  to  Clement  Lorymer,  of  Perthea,  oo.  Monmouth. 

Tbo  2nd  surviving  son, 

WiLUAM  Bbrinoton,  Esq.,  acquh:ed  the  little  Malvern 
estate,  under  the  will  of  his  oousfai,  Mrs.  Mary  Wakeman, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Williams,  Esq.  of  TreUynnic,  oo. 
FUnt  and  Little  Malvern,  which  latter  estate  he  acquired 
by  his  wifo  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Ber- 
ington (2nd  son  of  John  Berington,  of  Winsley,  by  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Russell,  of  Little  Malvern. 
Mr.  William  Berington  to.  18  May,  1829,  Mary-Frances 
Brun,  a  Spanish  lady,  and  d.  10  April,  1847,  having  had 
Sssu^  Charlbs-Miohasl,  now  of  little  Malvern  Court; 
William;  and  Josephine. 

^rm*— Sa.,  three  greyhounds  oounuit»  aig.,  onllared,  or. 
within  a  bordure,  gu. 


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BERKELEY  OF  SPETCHLET. 

BERKELKif,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Spetcbley,  co.  Wor- 
cester, m.  in  1822,  Henrietta-Sophia,  eldest  dau.  aikd 
co-heir  of  the  late  Panl  Benfield,  Esq.  of  Grosvenor 
Square,  M.P.,  by  Mary-Fi'ances  his  wife,  granddau.  ot 
Sir  John  Swinburne,  of  Capheaton,  Bart^  and  has, 

I.  RoBXRT,  b.  8  Oct  1823,  m,  4  MaitOi,  1851,  lAdy  Cathe- 
rine Browne,  dau.  of  Thomas,  Earl  of  Kenmare. 

II.  John-Edward.  m.  Heniy^William. 
I.  Mxuy-Fnmoes.  ii.  Harriet-Eliza. 

III.  Agnes-CaroUne.  rv.  Bmily-Jane. 

%iueagt. — ^Thk  Hon.  Thomas  Bersblet,  fourth  son 
of  James,  4th  Lord  Berkeley,  by  Isabd  his  ^e,  dan.  and. 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Mowbray,  Ist  Duke  of  Norfolk,  was 
seated  at  Dursley,  eo.  CHoueester.  He  to.  Mary,  dan.  of 
Richard  Guy,  Esq.  of  Mlnsterworth,  in  the  same  Bhix%  and. 
dying  in  1484,  was  $.  by  his  son, 

RioftABD  BXBKKLET,  Bsq.  of  DuTsley,  (named  in  the  will 
of  his  undo  the  Marquesi  of  BeikeleyX  who  si.  Maigarat 
Dyer,  and  was  fiither  of 

WiujAM  Bbiiksuit,  Esq.,  mayor  of  Heretord,  and  M.P. 
for  that  dty  in  1647.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  WiUlam 
BimgfaiU,  of  Cowame,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Rowland  Bbrkxlsy,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  tho  city  of  Wor- 
cester, who  became  possessor  of  the  estates  of  Ootheridge 
and  Spetchley,  in  Worcestershire.  He  m.  Catherine,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Hayward,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1011,  had,  with 
five  yoimger  sons  and  nine  daus., 

WiLUAH,  of  0>theridge  (See  thai  fatmUy). 

RoBSBT  (Sir). 
Tho  second  son, 

Sm  Robert  Bxbkklkt,  Knt  of  Spetchley,  h.  In  15849 
became  one  of  the  Judges  of  the  court  of  Klng^  Bench. 
He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Thomas  Coaywm^ 
Esq.  of  Bast  Bamet»  and  left,  in  1066,  an  only  son  and 


Thomas  Bsrkkjet,  Esq.  of  Spetdhley,  who  m.  Anne,  dao. 
of  William  Dardl,  Esq.  of  8ootn«y,  in  Sussex,  (descended 
from  a  niece  of  Archbishop  Chioheley,  founder  of  All  Sonla* 
CoUego,  Oxford).    Their  son, 

Thomas  BsautLST,  Esq.,  si.  Elisabeth,  dau,  and  sola 
heir  of  William  Hdyoke,  Esq.  of  Morton  Basset,  co.  War- 
wick.   He  d.  in  1719,  and  was  $,  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Bxbkelbt,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary,  dan.  and  heiresa 
of  Robert  Davis,  Esq.  of  Clythsi  co.  Monmouth,  and  dying 
in  France,  left  two  sons,  vis., 
Robert,  his  heir. 

John,  who  m.  1st,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Cfbarlos  Bodenham, 
Esq.  of  Rotherwas,  co.  Hereford,  and  had  an  only  son, 
Robert,  successor  to  his  uncle.  He  m.  2udly,  Jane,  dan, 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Compton,  Bart,  and  had  two 
daus.,  Catherine,  wife  of  Robert  Canning,  Bsq.  of  Fox- 
cote ;  and  Jane,  m.  to  Thomas-Anthony,  viscount  South- 
welL 
The  elder  8<m, 

Robert  BsBKBLBY,  Esq.  of  Spetohley,  m.  Ist,  Anne^ 
sister  and  co-heir  of  John  Wyboxne,  Esq.  of  Flixt<m,  co. 
Norfolk ;  2ndly,  (^therine,  dau.  of  Thomas  Fitidierbert* 
Esq.  of  SwinnertOD,  in  Staffordsldre ;  and  Srdly,  EUxabeth, 
dau.  of  Peter  Parry,  Esq.  of  Twysog,  in  Doibighshii^ 
Mr.  Berkeley  d,  without  issue,  in  1804,  and  was  «.  by  his 
nephew, 

Robert  Berkxlxt,  Esq.  of  Spetohley,  who  m.  In  170^ 
Apolonia,  3rd  dau.  of  Richard  Lee,  Esq.  of  Uanfblst,  oo. 
Monmouth,  and  left  at  his  decease,  an  only  surviving  mm^ 
the  present  Robert  Berkeley,  Esq.  of  Spetchl^. 

Arm§   Gu.,  a  dievron,  axg.,  between  ten  crosses  pattfe^  of 
the  second. 
Orat—A  bear's  head,  couped,  axg.,  muxsled,  go, 
lfott<H-Dieu  avec  nous. 
SeoU-SpotcMsy,  Worcestershire. 


BERKELEY  OF  COTHERUXIE. 

Berkblet,  William,  Esq.  of  Cotheridge  Cotvrt, 
CO.  Worcester,  m.  in  1809,  Lucy-Prederica,  2nd  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  John-Richard  Comyns,  Esq.  of  Hylands, 
CO.  Easel,  and  has  issue, 

X.  WnjJAM-CoMYNs,    in  holy   oxders,  m.  Harriet-Elisa- 
beth, 8rd  dau.  of  John-Bowyer  Nicholls,  Esq.,  P.aA,, 
and  has  four  sons, 
1  Rowland-Comyns.  2  WIlliam-NichoUa 

8  Edmund-Robert.  4  tferbert-Bowyor. 

Jigitized  by  V^^  ^  ^  "^  ^  ^ 


fi  E  R 

n.  Camyns-Bowltfid,  of  Oray's-iim,  m.  Hary,  2nd  dan. 

of  the  Ber.   Frederic  Lftte^ard,  rector  of  Perivale, 

Middteaex,  and  baa  issue, 
in.  CbaHee-Clement,  of  lincoln's-inn,  barrister-at-Iaw. 
IT.  Geoige-Brackenbnry.  v.  AuguatuB. 

L  Emfly-Gonyera. 

Itltea^. — Wn.uAX  Bebiulbt,  Esq.,  b.  in  1582, 
ddest  eon  of  Borland  Berkeley,  Esq.  of  Worcester  and 
Spetcfatey,  M.P.,  fmt  Bkbkzlby  of  SpetchleyJ,  m.  Mai^g^aret, 
dio.  ef  Thomas  Cl^ttle,  Bsq.  of  Worcester.  In  the  13th  of 
Jaiob  I.,  he  pnrchaaod  firom  Sir  John  Acton,  the  manor 
lad  estate  <^  Cotheridge,  in  Woaeester,  and  senred  the  office 
of  U^i-«h«riff  in  1618.  At  his  decease  in  1668,  he  left, 
with  two  dans.,  Jane,  la.  to  William  Jefflfvys,  Esq.  of  Holme 
OMls;  and  'Kattierine,  m.  to  John  Vetn^,  Esq.  of  Kingston, 
•0.  Warvick ;  a  son  and  heir, 

8b  Bowijusn  Bebkelbt,  Knt.  of  Cotheridge,  b.  in  1618, 
1  earaller  officer,  and  M.P.  for  the  city  of  Worcester.  In 
1M6  he  paid  a  fine  of  £2030,  for  having  been  a  oommis- 
itaBer  of  anay,  and  for  having  ndsed  money  to  maintain 
the  fiwn*tf  of  the  parlitunent.  In  Dugdale's  Umffe  qf 
Arm*,  he  is  mentioned  as  one  of  the  intended  knights  of 
the  Boyal  Oak.  He  m.  Dorothy,  dan.  of  Sir  Thomas  Cave, 
KnL  of  Stanford,  oo.  Northampton,  and  had  a  son,  Thomas, 
vho  d.  wm.  in  1669,  and  five  daus.,  Elisabeth,  m.  to 
Heuy  Green,  Esq.  of  Wykin,  oo.  Warwick;  Penelope,  m. 
fir  Thomas  Street,  Knt.,  lord  chie^  Justice  of  the  King's 
BomIi;  Bebecca,  m,  to  Henry  Townsend,  Esq.  of  Elmley- 
Lvvel;  Mary.  ^  to  Biohard  Nssh,  Esq.  of  Droitwich; 
lad  Maipuret,  ».  to  William  Bromley,  Esq.  of  Holt  Castle, 
fifa-  Bowhmd  was  «.  at  his  de(Sease,  by  his  grandson, 

BowuuTD  Qnssif,  Esq.,  who  assmnod  the  surname  of 
BotKSLrr.  He  was  high-sheriff  for  the  co.  of  Worcester  in 
1711.  He  m.  Hary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  George  Bohun, 
laq.  of  Newhoose  wad  Conndon,  co.  Warwick,  (founder's 
kin  at  Windiester).  and  had  two  sons,  Rowland,  and  Lucy, 
1f.A.,  rector  of  Great  Whitley  and  Acton-Beanchamp,  co. 
Worcester ;  and  eight  daus.,  Maigery,  d.  ttnm. ;  Dorothy, 
wife  of  WiUiam  Calcott,  of  Berwick,  Shropshhe ;  Penelope, 
wife  of  William  Green,  Esq. ;  Eliza,  d,  unm. ;  Susanna,  d. 
wn. ;  Maigaret,  wife  of  Scarlett  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Harlscott ; 
Jans,  m,  to  WilUam,  5th  Lord  Craven,  of  Combe  Abbey,  co. 
ITwrmkik;  and  Katheiine,  wife  of  Thomas,  4th  Lord  Lcdgh, 
of  Stooddgh  Abbey,  co.  Warwick.  Mr.  Green -Berkeley 
was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  elder  son, 

BovLABD  BsBKXLKT,  Esq.  of  Cotheridgo.  who  m.  Lucy, 
dso.  of  AnthcHiy  Lechmere,  Esq.  of  Severn  End,  and  had 
teae,  BowLAjn);  Henry-Bowland;  Anne,  wife  of  the  Rev. 
Bkhard  Tomkyna ;  Mary,  m.  to  Joseph  Seveme,  Esq.  of 
Bnymyard,  oo.  Hereford;  and  Maigaret,  m,  to  William 
Teomans,  Esq.    Mr.  Bericeley  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BowLAVD  Bkbkxlkt,  Esq.  of  Cotheridgo,  who  served  as 
U|^-dieriir  in  1764.  He  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  William  Car- 
bonnel,  Esq.,  and  dying  8.  p.  in  1806,  was  «.  by  his 
hrather, 

Thx  Bet.  Hkhbt-Bowlaitd  Bebsklet,  of  Cotheridge, 
D.C.L.,  rector  of  Onib<iiy,  Shropshire,  and  of  Shelsley- 
Beandamp,  oo.  Worcester,  and  a  fellow  of  Winchester. 
He  at.  Miss  Mary  Jones,  of  New  Woodstock,  co.  Oxford, 
and  at  his  decease  $.  p^  17  Sept  1832,  aged  02,  the  estates 
passed  under  his  brother  Bowland's  will,  to  (his  eldest 
lister's  son)  his  nephew, 

.  Tki  Bkt.  RifiHABP  ToMXTva,  who  assumed  the  surname 
of  BXBKBLiT,  in  Uie  October  following.  He  m.  Louisa, 
dsn.  of  the  Bev.  James  Peeedy,  and  had  (with  a  son 
w1m>  d.  in  infiuugr)  a  dau.,  Louisa- Anne,  who  m.  Edward- 
SosmU  Ingram,  Bsq.  of  Wareley.  Mr.  Tomkyna-Bei^ley 
d.  S  Jan.  1840,  and  was  «.  by  his  coushi, 

Tn  Bsv.  Jonr  -  Bowlakd  BHUisurr,  of  Cotheridge, 
Mlow  of  New  College,  Oxford,  rector  of  Much-Cowame, 
ea.  Hianfevd,  grandson  of  the  Bev.  Uujy  Berkeley  before 
mmtioned,  and  eldest  son  of  the  Bev.  Rowland  Berkeley,' 
1L.D.,  feDow  of  Nevr  College,  Oxford,  vicar  of  Writtle  and 
iKoxwell,  and  rector  of  Rochford,  co.  Essex,  by  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dan.  of  —  Wathen,  Esq.  He  d.  wnm.  81  March, 
1890,  and  was  t.  by  his  brother,  the  present  Wiluam 
Bbszlct,  Esq.  of  Cotheridge. 

if  ras-Gu.,  a  chevron,  tag.,  between  ten  crosses  pat<e^  of 
flieteeood. 
Cmt^A  bear's  head,  ooaped,  aig.,  musiled,  go. 
Mctto^Vkn  aveo  nous, 
tee— Oothertdge  Court,  WorcestersUre. 

BEBKARD  OF  CASTLE  BERNARD. 
BnsABD^  Thoma8>  £8^'  of  C!a8tle  Bernard,  Kiug^s 
79 


^  E  H 

CJounty,  late  capt  12th  lancers,  6.  in  Sepi  1816;  i. 
his  father,  the  late  CoL  Bernard,  in  May,  1884 

9^lntHflt» — Chables  Bernabd,  b.  in  1816,  stated  to 
have  been  grandson  of  Francis  Bernard,  Esq.  of  Abing4on, 
in  Northamptonshire,  aocompanied  Cbomwbll  to  Irelmul, 
and  settled  in  the  co.  of  Carlow.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dan. 
and  heir  of  Philip  Bhoppard,  Esq.,  and  by  her  was  father 
of 

Thomas  Bbrkabd,  Esq.  of  Oldtown  andClonmulsh,  co.  Oor- 
low,  who  m.  Deborah,  dau.  of  Charles  Franks,  Esq,  of  Clap- 
ham,  and  dying  in  1720,  left  issue.  1  Chables,  of  Bernard's 
Grove,  Queen's  Co.,  high-sherilT  of  Carlow  in  1718,  who  d. 
17S8,  leaving  issue;  8  Franks,  of  Castletown,  King's  Co. 
m.  and  had  issue ;  8  Jossph,  of  whom  we  treat.  The  third 
son, 

Joseph  Beritard,  Esq.  of  Straw  HOI,  co.  Carlow,  and 
Castletown,  King's  County,  high-sheriff  of  the  former  in 
1730,  b.  in  1604,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Edwards,  Esq  of 
Old  Court,  CO.  Wicklow,  and  had,  with  five  daus,,  (Jane  * 
(Mrs.  Oalbndth) ;  Mary,  wife  of  John  Bennett,  Esq. ;  Debo- 
rah ;  Jemima  (Mrs.  Mo&tt);  and  Anne)  three  sons, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

John,  capt.  R.N,,  who  m.  his  cousin.  Miss  Pickering,  and 
lefb  one  son,  Joseph,  of  Franklord,  King's  Co. 

WiUiam,  of  Straw  Hall,  oo.  Carlow.  m.  his  cousin,  Mary 
Bernard,  by  whom  he  had,  Thomas,  of  Straw  Hill,  who 
d.  in  1807,  leaving,  besides  daus.,  two  sons. 

Mr.  Bernard  d.  in  1764,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Bebnabo,  Esq.  of  Castletown,  who  m.  Ist,  Mfas 
Stephens;  2ndly,  Mrs.  Bernard,  widow  of  Franks  Bernard, 
Esq. ;  and  Srdly,  Miss  Palmer ;  and  d.  in  1788,  leaving  (with 
six  daus.,  Mrs.  Palmer;  Mra.  Going;  Mrs.  Armstrong; 
Mrs.  Lauder;  Mrs.  Smith;  and  Mrs.  Clarke)  one  son, 

Thomas  Bbrnabd,  Esq.  of  Castle  Bernard,  who  m.  Ist, 
Mary,  dau.  of  -^  Willington,  Esq.  of  Castle  Willington, 
King's  County,  and  2ndly,  Miss  Biddulph,  by  the  former 
ct  whom  he  left,  at  his  decease  in  1816,  (with  four  daus., 
Mary,  in.  to  Sir  Robert  Waller,  Bart.;  Anne;  Elisa;  and 
Barbara,  wife  of  John  Foe,  Esq.  of  Salsboi-ough),  one  son, 

Thomas  Bbbnabd,  Esq.  of  Castle  Bernard,  colonel  of  the 
King's  County  militia,  and  for  more  than  thirty-two  years 
knight  ct  the  shire  in  parliament.  Colonel  Bernard,  b.  in 
1760,  m.  1st,  in  1800,  EUsabeth,  dau.  of  Henry,  1st  Lord 
Dunalley,  which  lady  d.  «.  p.  in  1802;  and  2ndly,  29  July, 
1814,  Lady  Catherine-Henrietta  Hely-Hutchinson,  sister  of 
the  present  Earl  of  Donoughmore,  by  whom  he  had  four 
sons  and  two  daus.,  viz. 

Thomas,  now  of  Castle  Bernard. 
Frands,  b.  in  Dec.  1818. 

John-Heary-Scrope,  6.  Maj,  1820,  an  ofiieer  in  the  anny. 
Ilichard-Wellealev,  b.  in  March,  1822,  who  was  present  at 
the  battles  of  Alma,  Balaklava,  and  lukerman. 
Frances.  Maiguerite,  d,  in  1842. 

Colonel  Bernard  d.  in  May,  1884. 

50a<«— Castle  Bernard,  King's  Co. ;  and  Tou^baU  Lodges 
Nensgfa. 


BERNARD  OP  PALACJE  ANNK 

Bbrnard-Beaiosh,  Abthur,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne^ 
CO.  Cork,  J.P.,  <.  his  maternal  unde,  Thomas  Ber- 
nard, Esq.,  in  1795,  and  assumed,  in  consequence, 
the  surname  and  arms  of  Bernard. 

SrCtUXS^. — Abthub  Bbbnabd,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anna^ 
near  Bandon,  co.  Cork,  b.  in  1666,  next  brother  of  Francis 
Bernard,  of  Castle  Bernard,  co.  Cork,  Esq.,  Judge  of  the 
Common  Pleas,  ancestor  of  the  Earls  of  Bandon,  m.  Anne^ 
dau.  and  heir  of  Roger  Le  Poor,  or  Power,  of  Mount  Eglan- 
tine, CO.  Waterford,  and  had  issue,  Boobb,  his  heir; 
Francis ;  Oeoige,  fietther  of  the  late  General  George  Bernard, 
of  Heton  Lodge,  Leeds,  who  d,  in  1820 ;  Abthub,  successor 
to  his  nephew  ;  Anne,  m.  to  William  Conner,  Esq. ;  EBcaf- 
both,  m.  to  Mf^or  Gibbon ;  Alida,  m.  to  Bei^Iamin  Green, 

Esq. ; ,  m.  to  Charles  Gooken,  Esq. ;  Catherine,  m.  to 

Edward  MsrUn,  Esq.  of  Cork ;  Thomaaine,  m.  to  William 
Coghlan,  Esq. ;  Margai^  m.  to  Edward  Barret,  Esq. ; 
Henrietta,  m.  to  Arthur  Bernard,  Esq. ;  and  Arabells,  who 
d.  unm.  Mr.  Bemai-d  erected,  in  1714,  the  fiunily  mansion 
of  Palace  Anne,  near  the  river  Bandon,  where  his  suooessoia 
have  been  since  seated. 

BooBB  Bebnabd,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne,  m.  a  dau.  of 
—  Harpur,  and  left  at  his  decease  an  only  child, 

Boobb  Bbbnabd,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne,  higfa-sheriir  for 


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BEB 


BEB 


lh«  eo.  of  Cork  in  1767,  at  whose  deoeMO,  unrn.,  the 
pMsed  to  hijB  uncle, 

Abtbub  Bbbmabd,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne,  6.  in  1716,  who 
m.    his  cousin,   Mary  Adderiey,   great-granddau.   of  Sir 
Matthew  Hale,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

IL  Arthur,  who  m.  Margaret,  —  Warren,  Esq.,  of  Castle 
Warren,  oo.  Cork,  and  has,  with  other  issue,  a  sou, 
1  Arthur,  nug'or,  h.-p.,  84th  regt. 
I.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Beamish,  Esq.,  of  Baharoon, 
CO.  Cork,  and  had  issue, 

1  Thomas  Beamish,  late  mt^or  88rd  regt  (deceased). 

2  Abthub  Beamish,  successor  to  his  unde,  Thomas 
Bernard,  Esq. 

8  Viiioent  Beamish,  lieat  8th  (King's)  r«gt.  d.  in  the 
West  Indies. 

4  Geoige  Beamish,  late  capt  81st  regt. 
6  Bernard  Beamish,  late  aeut  84th  regt 

6  Samuel  Beamish,  late  c^^t  84th  regt,  m.  Ellen,  dan. 
of  Oeoige  Byrne,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

7  Adderiey  Beamish,  late  capt  81st  regt. 

8  Richard  Beamish,  deceased. 

1  Elizabeth  Beamish,  m.  to  Thomas  Austen,  Esq.  of 
Sheaf;  CO.  Cork. 

8  Mary  Beamish,  m.  to  William  SuUiTan,  Esq.,  late  major 
79th  regt  (deceased). 

8  Jane  Beamish,  deceased.  4  Anne  Beamish. 

n  Alicia^  m.  to  the  Rot.  John  Hingston,  of  Agii%  co. 
Cork. 

m.  Anne,  d.  imm. 
Mr.   Bernard,    who  was  provost  of   Bandon   for  many 
yearst  d.  at  an  advanced  ago  in  1798,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eon. 

Thomas  BsasABn,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne,  who  m.  Harriet, 
dan.  of  —  Lucas,  Esq.,  but  dying  without  issue^  was  $.  by 
his  nephew,  Arthur  Beamish,  Esq.,  now  Abthub-Bsamisb- 
Bbrmaho,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne. 

Arm*— Arg.,  a  bend,  as.,  ohaxged  with  three  escallop 
•hells,  of  the  first. 

Crttt^A  demi-lion,  axg.,  holding  between  his  paws  a  snake, 
ppr.  -^ 

Jtfbtto— Virtus  probata  florescit 

5mU— Palace  Anne,  near  Bandon. 


BERNERS  OF  WOOLVERSTONE  PARK. 

Bkrnbrs,  Johk,  Esq.  of  Woolveretone  Park,  co. 
Suffolk,  b,  in  July,  1800;  m,  in  1832,  Mary-Hen- 
rietta, dau.  of  the  Rev.  Joshua  Rowley,  rector  of 
Bergholt»  Suffolk,  and  niece  of  the  late  Sir  William 
Rowley,  Bart 

SrttttXJl^. — ^This  ftmily  claims  descent  fhnn  Hugo  de 
Bemers,  who  accompanied  the  Cohqdseor  to  TtngiMirf  ^^id 
VBoeived  grants  of  land  in  Essex. 

Jamss  Berkkbs,  son  of  Jobias  BsRifUts,  m.  Mary,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  William  BoUnson,  JSsq.  and,  with  other  issue, 
was  father  of 

.  William  Bsrnxbs,  Esq.,  b.  in  1679,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  R. 
Roworth,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1713,  leaving  an  only  surviving 
■on, 

William  Bsrnxbs,  Es^.  who  m.  Mary,  dan.  of  Henry 
Bendysh,  Esq.  of  South  Town,  OreatTarmouth.  great-great- 
grsnddau.  of  the  Protector  Cbomwbll,  and  had  issue, 

CHABLBfl;  of  whom  presently. 

Henry,  rector  of  Hambleton,  co.  Bucks,  who  m.  Elizabeth 
Weston,  and  f<.  in  1810,  having  had  issue  a  dau.,  Emma. 

William,  d.  an  Infant 

Martha. 
The  elder  son, 

Chablis  Bsuvebs,  Esq.  of  Woolverstone  Park,  b.  hi  1740, 
m.  11  June,  17«5,  Katharine,  dau.  of  John  lAroche,  Esq.  of 
Elgham,  M.P.  for  Bodmin,  and  had  issue. 

Chabllbb,  his  heir. 

Hevbt-Dkniit,  kite  of  Woolverstone  Park. 

William^  of  London,  banker,  b.  in  1771,  m.  Rachel,  dau.  of 

John  Jarrett,  Esq.,  of  FreemanUe,  Hanta.  and  <L  in  1841, 

having  had  issue,  with  two  daus..  throe  sons,  William, 

capt  R.H.A. ;  Heniy,  m.  Miss  Saunders,  of  London;  and 
Arthur. 

Maria,  m.  in  1793,  to  Herbert-Newton  Jarrett^  Esq.,  of  the 
island  of  Jamaica,  and  d.  in  1831. 
Mr.  Bemers  d.  in  1815,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Charlbs  BERKKita,  Esq.  of  Woolverstone  Park,  who  d, 
«am.  19  Aug.  1831,  aged  61,  and  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

Th«  Veh .  HszntT-DKNVv  Bkiikbbs,  of  Woolverstone  Park, 
J.P.,  archdeacon  of  Suffolk,  b.  18  Sept  1769,  m.  hi  July, 
1799.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Jarrett,  Esq.  of  Freemantle, 
and  had  issue, 

Jomr,  now  of  Woolverstone. 

Bngh,  ciqpt.  R.N.,  b.  in  July,  1801,  m.  in  18S9;  Julia,  dan. 
80 


of  John  Ashtmi,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  dieshlre^  and  has 
issue  a  son  and  three  daus. 

Ralph,  6.  iu  March,  1S03,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Haik- 
stead,  CO.  Suffolk,  m.  27  June,  1831,  Eliza,  dau.  of  Sir  Cor- 
nelius Cuyler,  BJnrt.  of  Welwyn,  Herts»  and  has  issue 
three  sons  and  two  daus. 

AUoe,  d.  imm.  in  1820. 

.^mu--Quarterly,  or  and  vert. 

CVeiC— A  monkey,  ppr.,  environed  about  the  loin%  and 
lined,  or,  holding  a  scroll  with  the  motto. 
Motto—Del  Aigo  I  avolo— I  escape  troxxi  the  Are. 
Aot— Woolverstone  Park,  oo.  Suffolk. 


BERNEY  OF  MORTON  HALL. 

Bernkt,  THOMAfi-TRBKOB,  Esq.  of  Morton  Hall, 
00.  Norfolk,  b.  27  July,  1784;  m.  15  June,  1812, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Penrice,  Esq.  of  Qreat  Tar- 
mouth,  and  of  Wilton  House,  co.  Norfolk,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  OsoBOB-DuoKXT«  H.  Thomas,  in  holy  orden. 

iiL  John.  rv.  Augustus. 

L  Mary.        n.  EUiabeth-Emily.  xu.  Susannah* 

IV.  Caroline.  v.  Julia. 

Mr.  Bemey  is  a  magistrate  for  Noifolk,  and  was 
high-sherifr  in  1813. 

SritlCAff^. — This  vei7  ancient  family  is  of  Nonnaa 
origin,  and  derived  its  name  from  the  town  of  Bem^,  near 
Walsingham,  Norfolk. 

Thomas  Bebhst,  Esq.  high-sheriff  of  Noxfolk  in  IMT 
(younger  brother  of  Sir  Richard  Bemey,  1st  Bart,  of  Park 
Hall,  in  Reedham)^  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John  Smith,  Esq.  of 
Arminghall,  and  was  grandfather  of 

Thomas  Bkbitst,  Esq.  of  Swardestone  Hall,  bapt.  S8 
April,  1674,  who  m.  89  Hay,  1700,  Anne,  dau.  of  Robert 
Suckling,  Esq.  of  Wotton  HkU,  co.  Norfolk,  by  Sarah  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Maurice  Shelton,  Esq.  of  Bamingham,  Suffolk, 
and  was  father  of 

JoHir  Bkbmkt,  Esq.  of  Brecon  Hall,  bopf.  14  July,  1717, 
high-sheriff  of  Norfolk  hi  1760,  who  m.  1st,  28  May,  1745, 
Susan,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Samuel  Trench,  Esq.,  and  had 
by  her  a  son,  Thomas,  his  heir;  and  two  daus.,  Anne,  m.  to 
Robert  Fellowes,  of  Shotteeham  Hall,  M.P. ;  and  Susanna,' 
m.  to  Peter-John -Tremeaux,  Esq.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1756, 
Maigaret,  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Daniel  Dolens,  Knt.,  but  had 
no  further  issue.    His  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Bebket,  Esq.  of  Bracon  HaU,  b.  18  March,  175S, 
m.  8  May,  1774,  Elisabeth,  3rd  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir 
George  Jackson,  Bart.,  some  time  under-eecretaiy  of  state, 
and  M.P.  for  Colchester,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  and  s(de  heir 
of  William  Ward,  Esq.  of  Quisborough,  in  Torkshire,  and  left 
at  his  decease  (with  a  dau.,  Elizabeth)  a  son  and  suoceaaor, 
the  present  Thomab-Trsnoh  Bcrkkt,  Esq.  of  Morton  HalL 

.^rma— Quarteriy,  gu.  and  as.,  over  all,  a  croes,  engrailed, 
erm. 
Creif— A  plume  of  ostrich  feathers,  per  pale,  aig.  and  m. 
MoUo—ifH  temere,  neque  Umore. 
feat— Morton  Hall,  oo.  Norfolk. 


BERRY  OF  BALLYNEGALL. 

Berbt,  James-Wiluam-Middlstoit,  Esq.  of  Ballj- 
negall,  co.  Westmeath,  6. 17  March,  1812 ;  m.  16  Sept^ 
1851,  Caroline-Augusta,  4th  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
T.-R  Cusack  Smith,  Master  of  the  Rolls  in  Ireland. 
Mr.  Berry  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut,  and 
served  as  high-sheriff  of  Westmeath  in  1848,  He  a. 
by  will  to  the  estate  of  Ballynegall  in  1846,  on  the 
death  of  James  Gibbons,  Eaq. 

SritUXge.— The  family  of  Beny,  oxiginally  flmn  Walea» 
where  they  possessed  a  huge  estate  called  Middleton,  eet- 
tled  in  Ireland  in  the  time  of  Cbomwkll,  and  reodved  firooi 
Charues  II.  a  grant  of  Eglish  Castle,  where  they  resided 
for  several  years.  John  Berry,  of  Middleton,  in  Walm.  dia- 
inherited  his  son  (John)  for  marrying  a  Miss  Sweetroan,  a 
Roman  Catholic  lady:  by  her  he  had  a  son,  Thomas,  who 
settled  at  Mnockerville,  and  purchased,  with  several  other 
townlands,  Millelan,  which  he  called  Middleton.  He  m. 
Miss  Dames,  of  Oreen  Hills,  in  the  King's  Co.,  and  by  her 
had  issue,  a  son, 

Jomr  BeaaT,  who  settled  at  Roundwoods,  oo.  Westmeath. 
He  m.  Hester,  dau.  of  Capt.  Fleetwood,  son  to  Gen.  Fleet- 
wood, by  Bridget,  dau.  of  Oliver  Cbomwxll,  widow  of 
Gen.  Ireton  (thus  this  ikmUy  not  only  went  to  Ireland  with 

Jigitized  by  V^OOQl^ 


B  ES 

Ofirer  Cbomwbx,  IretoD,  ftc,  as  sfcated  by  Hume  in  his 
BMtrjf  <^  Bitgland,  but  aro,  by  its  praeent  membora,  linsaUy 
<k«c«nded  tram  Ollrtr  Cbomwell  himself,  through  his  dau. 
Bridget):  by  Heotor,  his  wife,  Mr.  Benyleft  at  his  decease, 
ia  178S.  three  sons, 

Ibonkai^  of  Bathgibbon  and  JBfflish  Castle,  in  the  Kino's 
Co^».inl7Sl.  ^^ 

JAMsa-MiBDLnoH,  of  whom  we  treat 

Michael,  d.  loun. 
llM&id  son, 

JAMv-MmDUTOH  Bbbst,  Esq.,  b.  in  1745,  «.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Longworth  (who  assumed  the  surname  of  Dames, 
flQ  foeoeeding  to  the  estates  of  his  maternal  grandfather, 
TSmqss  Dames)aBd  dying  in  1833,  was  $.  by  his  only  son, 

Joaai-MiDi>i.KTOH  Beb»t,  Esq.,  b.  in  1787,  who  m.  in  1810, 
Letiii^Citharine,  dau.  of  William  Smyth,  Esq.  of  Drumcroe 
(•ho  mpreqented  Westmeath  in  soTeral  suooessive  parlia- 
MBta,  both  before  and  after  the  Union).  Mr.  Berry  served 
ts  aberiflr  in  1814,  and  dying  in  1880,  left  an  only  child, 
JAiCB-WiLUAM-MiDDLKrov    BsRftT,    Esq.  uow  of  Bally- 

ilr«s— ^Jusrteriy :  1st  and  4th.  gu.,  three  bars,  or,  a  trefoil, 
leit ;  Snd  and  3rd,  aiv.,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu.,  debruised  by 
iheod.  az.,  charged  with  three  escaUops,  or. 

^«iC«-— 1st,  a  griffin's  head  and  neck,  per  palo  indented, 
fo.  and  aisr.,  chaiged  with  a  trefoil,  counterchanged ;  2nd,  a 
oanl-fioD,  rampant,  az.,  holding  in  his  paws  an  eecalloD.  or. 

jfgtto— Nihil  sine  labora. 

aisl— BsllynegaU,  oo.  Westmealh. 

BEST  OF  DONNINGTON. 

Ban;  HsAD-PomifOBB,  Esq.  of  Donnington,  co. 
Backs,  JJP.,  b.  18  July,  1808;  m.  1st,  11  June,  1889, 
Maria,  2nd  daa  of  Thomas  Duffield,  Esq.  of  Mar- 
cham  Paik,  in  the  same  shire,  M.P.  for  Abingdon, 
by  Emily  his  wife,  only  child  and  heir  of  Qeorge 
Elwea,  Esq.,  and  bj  this  htdy  (who  d.  5  Jan.  1845) 
hssiflBne, 

Sosamood-Head. 
Mr.  Beat  m.  2ndly,  22  Sept  1846,  Jane,  eldest  dan. 
of  George  Stratton,  Esq.,  E.  L  Co.'s  civil  service,  and 
a  member  of  the  cooncU  of  Fort*  St.  Ocoi^,  and  has 
a  son  and  heir, 

MABMAMna-HxAD,  6.  27  June^  1847. 

ItnfXflr. — ^The  fionily  of  Best  was  for  several  genera- 
tifOBs  settled  at  Middleton  Quemhow,  hi  the  parish  of 
Wath.  CO.  York.  Sir  Christopher  Best,  chantry-priest  of 
Wsfch.  made  his  wiU  fai  1557. 

Jajos  Bnr,  of  Button  Cranswidk,  eldest  son  of  Richard 
Best,  of  Middkion  Quemhow,  bought,  in  1598,  the  manor 
of  EbnsweU  from  his  brother  Heniy,  who  was  ancestor 
of  the  respectable  fiunily  which  oontinaed  at  Middleton 
Quanihow  tm  about  1745  (m«  Basr  of  Battbwy).  James 
Best  4.  fai  lffl7.  His  son,  Hshbt,  of  Slmswell,  who  d,  in 
19a,  was  fiUher  of  Jomr,  who  d.  in  1609,  leaving,  by  Sarah 
lambsrt  his  wife,  a  son, 

Ob*si.ss  Bsst,  Bsq.  of  Elmswell,  J.  P. ;  6.  7  May,  1650; 
•.  Charlotte,  sister  of  Sir  Charles  Hotham,  Bart,  and  by 
W  (who  <L  in  1710X  was  fMher  of 

TaAjRis  Bmt,  Ski.  of  EamsweO,  J.P  and  D.L.,^  b.  in 
liM.  He  m.  in  1727,  Bosamond,  dau.  of  Tarfouigh  Con- 
stable. Ebq.  of  Wassand,  and  by  her  (who  d,  6  March,  IW) 
had,  with  a  dau.,  Bosamond,  m.  to  William  Tulloh,  Esq., 
AreeaoDs,  1  Francis,  of  Ehnswell,  rector  of  SouthDalton,  J.  P., 
whose  Isst  surviving  son,  Charles,  M.D.,  of  Tork,  m.  in  1807, 
Msry-KoreUHb-Dalton,  dau.  of  Thomas  NorclifTe,  Esq.  of 
Tsngton,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1817,  two  daus..  Rosa- 
Bcad.  flk  in  1830,  to  Henry,  8rd  son  of  Bear-Admind 
Bobimuai;  and  Maiy- Ellen,  m.  1840,  to  John- Anthony 
8>ig.  bq. ;  3  Marmaduke,  d.  ».  p.;  and  8  Charles.  The 
Toangeatson, 

CsaaLis  Basv,  Esq.  of  Bsglake  Manor,  oo.  Dorset,  b.  in 
niX  ».  7  April,  1764,  Henrietta-Harriett,  dau.  of  William 
light,  Esq.  of  Bsglake,  by  Susan  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Bnsdivpp^  Esq.  of  Melpaah,  Dorset,  and  by  this  lady  (who 
^  5  May,  181^  had,  with  a  dau.,  Catherine,  three  sons, 
1  Vnasli,  b.  in  1766,  d,  ^mm.  in  1782;  2  Chsries,  b.  in  1773, 
te.  Msiy,  dso.  of  R.  OodAey,  D.D.,  of  Bath,  and  d.  7  Jan. 
1819,  leariqg  a  son,  Charies-John,  m.,  and  has  issue ;  and 
•  dsa.,  Hairiott-Miiry-Boaamond,  ».  Johu-Biehard  Bests, 
Bsq.  of  BoClsigfa  Oranga.  Hants,  and  d.  in  1848,  leaving 
taae;  S  Jajob^  of  whom  we  treat  Mr.  Best  d.  13  May, 
UU^  a0sd  80.    His  youngest  son, 

Tmm  Rev.   jAMES-WtLKis    BcsT,  M.A.,  of  Bsth,   and 
Chiiiauj,  Bsri^  6.  7  March,  1777,  si.  80  July,  1807,  Eliaa- 
81 


B  ES 

Head,  dan.  and  sole  heir  of  the  Rev.  Head  Pottinger,  vieav 
and  impropriator  of  Compton,  co.  Berks,  and  by  her  had 
a  son  and  heir,  Hxad-Pottznoeb  Basr,  Esq.  of  Donningtou. 
00.  Berks. 

.^Irnw—Ou.,  a  Saracen's  head,  couped  at  the  neck,  ppr., 
navally  crowned,  or,  between  eight  lions'  gambs,  chevrcn- 
ways,  in  pairs,  paws  inwards,  of  the  second. 

Crut^A  cubit  arm,  vested,  gu.,  cufl^  aig.,  a  faulchion.  ppr. 

If  otto— Optimus  est  qui  opumfe  fecit 

Aea<— Donnington,  Berks. 

BEST  OF  EASTBURY  HOUSE. 
Bbst,  Georob,  Esq.  of  Eastbury  House,  Compton, 
CO.  Surrey,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  9  March,  1799 ;  m.  Ist, 
Nov.  1827,  Mabel-Anne,  only  surviving  dau.  and  heir 
of  Jolin-Britland  HoUings,  Esq.  of  Eaton  Mascott, 
Shropshire,  which  lady  d  8.  p.  in  1882 ;  and  2ndly, 
in  1884,  Elizabeth-Georgina,  2nd  daiL  of  the  late 
General  William  Loftue,  lieutenant  of  the  Tower  of 
London,  by  Lady  Elizabeth  Townahend,  his  2nd 
wife ;  by  this  ladj  he  has  issue, 

I.  GsoBoa-HozxiNOs,  b.  5  Msy.  1885. 

n.  Henry-Compton,  b.  July,  1887. 

m.  William-Orosvenor,  b.  26  Jan.  1841. 

XV.  Prancis-Wittingham,  6.  17  Aug.  1842. 

I.  Bmilie^ane. 

KlieHS^*— This  family  (the  present  head  of  which  is 
JoHN-RiGBAiu>  Best,  Esq.  of  Botldgh  Orange.  Hants, 
second-cousin  of  George  Best,  Esq.  of  Eastbury,)  was  set- 
tled at  Middleton  Quemhow,  in  Richmondshire,  in  the 
latter  part  of  the  sixteenth  century. 

Thi  Rbv.  Hknbt  Best.  D.D..  prebendary  of  Uneohi, 
m.  Ist,  Judith,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  E.  Sogar,  of  Sowerby  Park, 
Thfarsk,  by  whom  he  had  no  issue,  and  2ndly,  Mercy,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Richard  Whittingham,  of  Sutterton,  co.  liu- 
ooln,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons,  Henbt  and  Whit- 
TnroHAH.  Dr.  Best  d.  in  1756,  and  was  buried  in  lincohi 
Cathedral.    His  2nd  son. 

The  Rsv.  WmmHaHAM  Basr,  vicar  of  Sunbury,  oo. 
Middlesex,  m.  Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Christopher  Jones,  Esq. 
of  Weston,  in  Shropshire,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Thomas  Fenton,  Esq.  of  Hollin  House,  co.  Stafford, 
and  had  two  sons,  Thomas,  and  OaoaoB-NATHANiBL. 
Mr.  Best  d.  in  1760,  and  was  burled  at  Sunbury.  His 
2nd  son, 

OBOBOE-NATBAinBL  Bkst,  Esq.  of  Bayfield  Hall,  Norfolk, 
a  barrister  of  eminence,  one  of  the  benchers  of  the  Middle 
Temple,  m.  1st,  in  1706,  Elisabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  Col.  John 
Wood,  commandant  of  Trichinopoly,  in  the  East  Indies, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1804,  had  (with  another  son,  the 
Rev.  Nathaniel  Best,  M.A.,  who  d.  $.  p.  in  1841)  the  pre- 
sent Oeobob  Best,  Bsq.  of  Eastbury  House.  Mr.  G.-N. 
Best  m.  2ndly,  Joanna-Elizabeth,  widow  of  Henry  Jodrell, 
Esq.,  and  eldest  dan.  of  John  Weyland,  Esq.  of  Wood 
Eaton,  CO.  Oxf^ 

ilmu— Aig.,  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  three  sheaves  of 
arrows,  two  in  saltier  and  one  In  pale. 
Crest — Agriffin's head,  erased,  sa. 
Jfotto— Haud  nomine  tantum. 
&at— Eastbury  House,  Compton,  Surrsy. 


BEST,  LATE  OF  CHILSTON  AND  WIERTON. 

Best,  (the  late)  Thomas-Fairfax,  Esq.  of  Cliilston, 
and  of  Wierton,  oo.  Kent,  &.  15  Oct  1786 ;  m.  Mar- 
garet-Anna, dau.  of  Joseph-George  Brett,  Esq.  of  Old 
Brompton,  Middlesex.  He  d  in  London,  30  June, 
1849,  and  waa  buried  at  Boughton-Malherbe,  cOb 
Kent,  leaving  issue  four  daus.,  Ins  co-heirs,  viz., 

I.  CABOLnra^COBOIAVA.  II.  ISABBLLA-DoaOTHT. 

m.  Maboabr-Anka.  rv.  Fbahobb. 

Mr.  Best  had  been  an  officer  in  the  Grenadier  guards, 
had  served  in  Spain  under  Sir  John  Moore,  and  waa 
at  the  battle  of  Corunna;  he  was  also  a  magistrate 
and  deputy-lieut  for  the  co.  of  Kent. 

ILCllfafft*  — The  earliest  recorded  ancestor  of  this 
fomily  is 

John  Bsst,  who  d.  20  July,  1408,  and  was  buried  at 
Boughton-under-Bleane,  oo.  Koit,  as  appears  by  the 
insoription  to  his  memory,  and  that  of  his  wife  Joane,  in 
Weaver's  FunenU  Momtmtntt.    From  him  we  pass  to 

RicuABD  Bbst,  Esq.  of  Bibrooke,  in  the  oo.  oi  Kent,  who 


B  ES 

m.  Dorothy,  the  dan.  and  co-heir  of  John  Blurow,  Beq. 
of  Hinxhill,  oo.  Kont,  and  had  iaaaio, 
JoBH,  hia  heir. 

Magdalen,  wife  of  John  Fowie,  Esq. 
JoBK  Bvr,  Esq.,  the  eon  and  heir,  was  of  AlUngton 
Oaatle,  oo.  Kent,  of  St.  Lawrence,  near  Cantertniry,  and  of 
Welloourt,  in  the  pariah  of  Coamusbleane,  Kent,  which  last 
he  purchaaed  in  1010.    He  ia  alao  deacribed  aa  of  London, 
in  16S8,  and  of  Kennlugton,  near  Charing,  in  Kent,  where 
he  waa  buried.    He  m.  let,  Anne,  the  dau.  of  Reginald 
Knatohbull,  Esq.  of  Saltwood  CasUe,  and  had  iasue, 
BiOBABD,  hl8  heir,  of  whom  hereafter. 
Dorothy,  who  m.  at  Bt  Paul'a  Church,  Canterbuxy,   24 
March,  1914,  Thomaa  Gibbon,  £eq.  of  Westdiiie,  co.  Kent, 
and  waa  buried  at  Westoliffe,  S7  Jan.  1634,  where  her 
huiband  waa  alao  interred,  19  Not.  1671,  aged  81. 
Anne^  wife  of  John  Odiame^  Esq.  of  Maidatone^  Kenl 
Franoea,  wifs  of  Henry  Stourton,  Eaq. 
The  2nd  wife  of  Mr.  John  Beat  waa  Anne,  dau.  of  lAurenoe 
Booke,  Baq.  of  Horton-Monachorum,  and  afterwarda  of 
Chiistdturch,  co.  Koit ;  t>  Uiia  lady  (who  waa  granddau. 
of  Sir  Reginald  Soott,  Knt,  of  Scott'a  Hall,  oo.  Kent)  he 
waa  ».  in  1598,  and  by  her  he  had  iaaue, 
L  John,  who  waa  aged  17  at  the  Vldtation  of  1619,  and  ia 
deacribed  aa  "  the  younger,"  of  Allington  Caatle,  in  1626. 
He  m.  twice ;  hia  lat  wife  waa  Anne,  jiau.  of  George 
(otherwiae  Oore)  Tucker,  Eaq.  of  Milton-next^raTeaend, 
Kentk  who  d.  19  Dec.  1626,  and  waa  buried  in  the  chancel 
of  Allington  Church,  baring  had  one  dau.,  Anne,  who 
waa  "half  a-year  old^'  at  the  Viaitation  of  1625.    Hia  8nd 
wife  waa  Eliiabeth,  dau.  of  Humfrey  Clarke,  Eaa.  of 
Bredgar  and  of  Great  Chart,  co.  Kent  widow  of  WilliAm 
Tonga,  Baq. ;  and  by  thia  lady  he  had, 
1  John,  d.  an  inflant  in  1638.  buried  at  AlUngton. 
S  Humphrey,  alao  buried  at  Allington. 
1  Mary. 

1  Bliiabeth,  m,  90  Sept.  1660,  to  Hert>ert  Randolph.  Esq. 
of  Cantertmrr :  he  f<.  15  Aug.  1685,  aged  66,  and  waa 
buried  at  Biddenden,   Kent :   ahe  aurvived   till   12 
April,  1697. 
n.  Geoxge,  alao  deacribed  aa  of  Allington  Caatle,  aged  16 
at  the  viBitation  of  1619.    He  aubaequently  aettled  in 
London,  and  is  there  recorded  in  1638.  but  on  the  26th 
June,  1641,  he  ia  deacribed  aa  of  St.  Lawrence,  near 
Cantertrary,  when  he  had  a  leaae  of  the  yioarage  of 
St.  Paul'a.    He  m.  Anne^  dau.  of  Thomaa  Banning,  of 
Wodneaborough,  oo.  Kent^  and  had  iaaue,  Geoige;  Wil- 
liam ;  and  Anne. 
TJnula,  wife  of  Thomaa  Finch,  of  Coptree,  in  Allington. 

BiOHABD  Best,  Eaq.,  the  eldeat  aon  of  the  lat  marriage, 
waa  "aged  21  and  upwards"  at  the  Viaitation  of  1619.  He 
li  deacribed  aa  of  Wringleton,  oo.  Kent,  in  1625,  and  of 
Bt.  Lawrence,  near  Canterbury,  in  1633.  He  m.  Eliaabeth, 
dau.  of  Andrew  Hughea,  Eaq.  of  Wringleton,  in  Wina- 
bocoufl^  oa  Kent»  and  had  iaaue^ 
JoHir.  hia  heir. 

Mary,  Joint-ezeoutriz  of  her  mother,  1662. 
Anne^  wUe  of  —  Day,  Eaq.  named  in  her  aiater  Doxothyli 
will  (1689).  ^ 

Elizabeth,  m.  at  St.  Paul'a,  Cantexboi7,  17  Sept.  1657. 
Henry  Pettit,  Eaq.  of  Dent-de-Lyon,  Isle  of  Thanot  (who 
d.  in  1661,  »t  33);   ahe  was  executrix  of  her  sister 
Dorothy,  in  1689. 
Urmila,  bc4>t.  1627. 

MUlioentk  bapt.  at  St.  Paul'a,  Canterbury.  18  May,  1630. 
Dorothy,  bapt.  1681,  i<nnt-executrix  of  her  mother  in 
1662 ;  aeecribed  aa  '*  of  the  pariah  of  St  John  the  Baptist 
in  the  lale  of  Thanet  Bj^xiAer,"  in  her  will,  dated  8  Feb. 
1689,  which  waa  proved  3  May.  1690. 
Fnmcea,  bant  1682.  )oint-exeoutrix  of  her  mother,  in  1602; 
and  named  in  her  aiater  Dorothy'a  will,  1689. 
Mr.  Richard  Best  waa  buried  in  the  chancel  of  St  Paul's, 
Canterbury,  18    Oct.  1633;  hia  wife  aurvived  him,    and 
residod  in  the  parish  of  St.  Cosmas  and  Damian-upon-the- 
Bleane,  Kent ;  her  will  was  dated  5  Oct.  1662,  and  proved 
S9  Oct  same  year ;  ahe  «(.  at  Welloourt  and  waa  buried  in 
the  dumod  of  St.  Paul'a  ohurdk,  Canterbury,  near  her 
husband,  13  Got  1662. 

John  Bbbt,  Esq.  of  St  Lawrence,  near  Gantertmry,  the 
son  and  heir  of  Richard,  «.  hit  father  in  1633,  but  sold  the 
Bt  Lawrence  eatate  before  1654,  to  William  Rooke,  Esq. 
He  m.  Katharine,  dan.  of  John  AUanson,  Esq.  of  Norwood, 
in  Middlesex,  and  had  issuer 
Richard,  aged  12  at  the  Yisitation  of  166S. 
John,  living  in  1663. 

miiam.  bapt  at  St  Paul'a,  Canterbuxy,  21  Aug.  1665, 
living  in  1668. 

Tbomas;  or  whom  presently. 

C^rtM,  bapt  12  June.  1659,  lnix«sd  aaua  year,  both  at 
St  Paul'a.  Canterbury. 

Chariea.  bapt  at  St  Paul'a,  Cantw-buiy,  17  Fd).  1668;  living 
at  the  Viaitation  in  that  year.  -»     "-• 

Henry,  bapt  at  St  Panl'a,  25  April,  1666. 
82 


B  ES 

Elfsnboth,  bapt.  at  St  Paul'a,  22  Nov.  1660,  Uvingat  the 
ViaiUtion  of  1662. 

Mr.  John  Best  d.  in  1666,  and  waa  buried  at  St  Paul's, 
Canterbury,  14  Dec  in  that  year.  Mrs.  Best  survived 
him,  and  is  named  in  the  will  of  Dorothy,  in  1689.  Their 
4th  son, 

Thomas  Bbt,  Esq.,  was  bapt  2  June,  1657,  at  St  Panl's, 
Canterbuxy,  aubaequent  to  the  alienation  of  the  St.  Law- 
rence estate.  In  conaequence  of  hia  marriage,  he  aettled  at 
Chatham,  and  was  eventually  deacribed  as  of  Cowling 
Castle,  CO.  Kent  He  m.  Ist  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John 
Mawdistly,  Esq.  of  Chatham,  and  by  her  had  issue,  one  son 
and  five  daua.,  viz., 

Mawdistlt,  hia  heir. 

Sarah,  wife  of  Admiral  Edward  Vernon. 

Dorothy,  wife  of  Capt  John  MyheU. 

Mary,  wife  of  John  Tyhurst  Esq.  of  Chatham. 

Anne,  wife  of  Charies  Taylor.  Esq. 

Elizabeth,  wife  of  Thomaa  Pearoe,  Esq. 
Mrs.  Best  <!.  80  Oet  1702,  aged  45,  and  was  burled  «i 
Chatham,  8  Nov.  in  that  year.  Her  huabond  m.  Sndlj, 
Eliaabeth,  widow  of  William  Nutm,  Esq.,  but  by  that 
lady  had  no  issue;  she  d.  20  Dec.  1706,  sged  88,  and 
was  buried  at  Chatham,  on  the  27th  of  the  same  month. 
Mr.  Thomas  Best  d,  22  Aug.  1740,  and  waa  buried  at  Chat- 
ham, on  the  81st  of  the  same  month,  where  his  monu- 
ment bears  the  old  arms  of  the  Bbsts  ofAUinffton^  vis.,  sn.» 
a  cinqu^oil,  between  eight  cross^srosslets,  fitchte,  or.  His 
wiU  is  dated  29  Oct.  1787,  and  waa  proved  25  Aug.  1740. 

Mawdistlt  Basr,  Esq.  of  Pkrk  House,  Boxley.  Kent, 
high-sheriff  in  1780,  «.  his  father  in  1740;  and,  18  Dee.  1742, 
obtained  a  new  grant  of  arma,  viz.,  sa.,  in  chief  two  croaa 
crosslets,  fltch^  and  in  base  a  einquefoil,  pierced,  or.  Ha 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  —  Fearae,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  of  Chilston  Park,  oo.  Kent  eldest  son,  Heat- 
govemor  of  Dovor  Castle.  M.P.  for  Canterbuxy  trout  1741 
to  1754,  and  from  1761  to  1768 ;  6.  1718,  m.  8  Jan.  1743, 
Caroline,  dau.  of  Geo.  Scott  Esq.  of  Scott's  Hall,  co. 
Kent  who  d.  29  April,  1782.  set.  64.  Mr.  Best  d.  «.  p.  20 
March,  1795,  and  was  buried  at  Boughton  Malhsrbei,  oo. 
Kent 

Jamcs.  of  whom  presently,  continuing  the  male  line. 
Dorothy-Sarah,  m.  18  July,  1740,  Robert,  7th  Baron  Fair- 
fax, of  Leeds  Castle^  oo.  Kent 
The  2nd  son, 

Jamis  Best,  Esq.  of  Park  House,  Boxley,  oo.  Kent,  hlgfa- 
sheriff  in  1751,  m.  Francos,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Richard 
Shelley,  Esq.  of  Michclgrove,  co.  Sussex,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  30  Oct  1808,  aged  77,  buried  at  Boxley)  had 
issue, 
I.  Thomas,  who  oonUnued  the  senior  male  line^  (vide  Bbr 
0/  Park  House.) 

u.  Jamea.  who  m.  twice,  but  d.  «.  p.,  1828. 
ni.  Richuxl,  who  m.  twice,  and  d.  1801.  leaving  issue, 
rv.  GaoBOi^  of  whom  hereafter,  as  continuing  thia  Una. 
-   Elizabeth,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Maurice  lioyd,  vicar  of 


n.  Frances,  m.  4  June,  1779,  the  Rev.  Heniy  Hardinge.  and 
d.  27  Oct.  1887,  leaving  issue^ 

1  RxY.  Sir  Chables  HABDnroi,  Bart  of  Bounda  Park, 
CO.  Kent 

2  Gkn.  Visoouvt  HAADnroE^  the  oommander-in-cblef; 
with  other  issue,  (ride  Bubxe's  Pttragt.) 

m.  Dorothy,  wife  of  William  Twopenxky,  Esq.  of  Wood- 
stock Park,  CO.  Kent 
IT.  Charlotte,  d.  4  Aug.  1791,  aged  27. 

Mr.  James  Best  d.  in  1782,  aged  62,  and  was  buried  at 
Boxley,  Kent.    His  4th  son, 

George  Best,  Esq.  of  Chilston  Park,  in  the  parish  of 
Boughton  Malherbe,  oo.  Kent,  a  magistrate  and  deputy- 
lieutenant  for  that  CO.,  was  M.P.  for  Rochester  ftom  1790 
to  1796,  and  m.  Caroline,  dnu.  of  Edward  Scott,  Esq.  of 
Scott's  Hall,  CO.  Kent  (which  Oaroiine  was  6.  3  March, 
1751,  bapt.  at  Smooth,  co.  Kent  28  March,  1751,  and  m. 
at  Boughton-Malherbe,  7  Deo.  1784;  she  d.  at  Chilston, 
24  Oct.  1809,  sged  58,  and  was  buried  at  Boughton-Mal- 
herbe).   By  this  alliance,  Mr.  George  Best  had  issue, 

Thomaa-Geosge^  twin  with  CaroUna-Fraaoes^  4.  in  infancy 

1786.  ^* 

Thomas-Fairpax,  his  heir. 
George,  an  officer  in  the  10th  foot  d.  at  lanoaster  s.  « 

1814.  •      ^'* 

William-BaUol,  d,  $.  p.,  1822. 
Garoline-Franoes,  twin  with  ThomaB-Qeonra  d.  la  infhnor 

1786.  ^' 

Caroline,  living  1854. 

Dorothy,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Joseph-George  Brett 
Louisa,  wife  of  George-Matcham  Tiuiton,  Baq.,  late  of  thd 

6th  foot. 

Mr.  Gooige  Best  d.  at  Chilston,  8  Sept.  1818,  and   waa 


B  E  S 


BET 


Vnted  ai  Booghfam-lUIharhe,  oo.  Kent,  being  t.  by  bis 
•on,  TR<ncAft-FAiBrAX  Bwn,  whose  name  is  at  the  head  of 
thasrttolo. 

^raw— 9a.,  in  chief  two  croes-«rosalets,  fltch^  tnd  in  base 
a  dnqiiefoll,  pleroed,  or,  for  Bnr ;  quartering  Barrow, 
EhaUev.  PMitt,  Hawkwood,  Miohelgrore,  Belknap,  Boteler, 
FkotolC  Ba  Sodley.  De  Montfort^  De  la  Plaunch,  Uavenham, 
Osge,  Sudgrore.  St.  Clare,  Louvajmo,  Darcy,  Fits  Langley, 
EuiastoB,  BerdweU,  Hetbe,  Durward,  Kytson.  Donnington, 
^«L  Tanlcerville,  Chamberlain.  Oateaden,  lf<Nrteyn,  lEkney, 
8t  John,  LouTayna,  Abell,  ana  Bourchier. 

ftttt  A  dcmi-oatrich,  aig..  Issoing  out  of  a  mnial  orown ; 
ia  the  beak  a  cro«a-crosslet»  fitch^  or. 

MmUmn    Wt,  Waatboone  Terrace,  Hyde  Paik. 


BEST  OF  PARK  HOUSK 

Bbst,  James,  Esq.  of  Park  House,  oo.  Kent,  «.  bis 
&tber  in  1815 ;  m.  23  Sept  1817,  Harriet,  dau.  of 
&•&  Qgnwon,  Esq.  of  Hertfordshire,  and  has  issue, 

L  Jamsb,  b.  27  Oct.  IStt. 

n.  Mawdiaay-Oanssen,  6.  23  Ang.  1826. 

to.  Thomaa-Charlea-Hard  inge,  6.  22  May,  1828. 
Mr.  Best  is  major  of  the  West  Kent  militiiw 

lillf Xfff  • — Thomas  Bnrr,  Bsq.  of  Park  House,  eldest 
ica  or  JaoMS  Beat,  Esq.  of  Park  House,  high-sheriff  of 
Eaat  in  1761,  fmipneedinff  ffenmlogy),  m.  Miss  Elizabeth 
bvin,  or  WfaudMsfcer,  and  dying  27  May,  1815,  aged  61, 
Ut(wlfch  tbvee  dans.,  Frances-JnUa;  Elisabeth-Chariotte; 
sad  Dorothy)  two  sons,  Jamsi;  now  of  Park  House,  and 
IhooMSt  eapt.  Mth  foot,  who  d,  at  Olbraltar,  8  Oct.  1813, 
aesd  9,  leaving  by  Anna  his  wife,  two  sons,  WllUam- 
b^astly,  h,  in  1809,  and  Jamea^ohn,  6.  in  1811. 

,  a  cinqoefoQ,  pieroed,  and  in  chief;  two  crosses 


Cy«c— A  demi-ostrich,  aoqg.,  iasning  out  of  a  mnxal  orown, 
nd  hotding  in  the  beak  a  croas-cxosslet,  fitohtfe,  or. 
Atf— Padc  Hoose^  Keat. 


BE3WICK  OP  GRISTHORPE. 

Bbswiok,  William,  Esq.  of  Gristhorpe,  co.  Tork, 
i  7  June,  1817,  a  magistrate  for  the  East  Riding  of 
T«kihiie. 

llBfJISe* — ^WiLUAM  BiBWiOK,  Esq.  of  Orlsthorpe, 
vbm  the  fiunUy  have  been  seated  for  upwards  of  four 
CMtsziBS.  m.  SI  Oct.  1755,  Mary,  dan.  of  William  Darley, 
•f  Maston.  oa  Tork,  andhad  issue  an  only  son, 

LiHrr.-CoL.  Gaoaaa  Bbswick,  of  Gristhorpe,  a  deputy- 
leat  for  the  N<Mrth  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  who  m.  2  Oct 
17».  Jsae,  dan.  of  John  WOson,  of  Filey,  oo.  York,  and 

L  WauAM,  hia  beir. 

n.  Qeoige,  5.  1ft  Dec.  170L  m.  Anns^  dan.  of  John  Bell, 

Bh|.  of  Searborou^  and  had  issue, 

1  George,  m.  81  March,  1846,  Emma,  yomureet  dau.  and 
co-hniress  oT  IHUiam  Darley,  of  Mustou,  Esq.,  and  has 


Oodflny-DMiay.  h.  20  Nor.  1847. 
Geone-Wmiani-Darl^,  b.  13  June.  1851. 
Arthnr-BaU-Darl^y,  5l  10  Oct  1861 
t  John-Wilaon,  d.  1«  Daa.  1860^  «.  p. 
1  Jane,  «.  to  Jamaa- Arthur,  son  of  the  Hon.  Jonathan 
Sswed,  lata  chief-jostioe  of  Lower  Canada. 
I  Anne-Bell,  d.  17  Aug.  1833. 
ftesUsrson. 

WnuAM  BaswiOK,  Bsq.  or  Gri■ttlOlp^  a  magiafcrafce  for 
tfaiNoith  Bkii^  of  Yorkahire,  «.  28  S^A.  1809,  Maiy, 
dML  of  Thomaa  Kaid,  Baq.  of  Soaiborough,  by  Mary  Bea- 
«kk,orOiMhoEpa,  Ua  wilii,  and  had  issue, 
QMqi%Ushair,  b,  10  Dea  1815,  d.  mm.,  8  Aprfl,  1851. 
WpLMAJLpseaept  repyaaantartve. 

lfay-Bi>sbeth,  «.  to  W.-H.-K.  Myers,  Esq.  of  Leeds. 
hm,  d.  n  Ai«.  ISn.  Ann,  d.  80  April,  1838. 

^  drmt  (Ancient>— Aigv.  on  a  fease,  sa.,  coUsed,  gu.,  three 
Maal^  bstwuuu  tlirae  battering-rams  in  chief,  aa. ;  in  base, 
Aoow  opoo  the  stomp  of  a  tree,  ppr. 

€htf-4teftsr  hand  eoopad  a*  tbi  wilsfe, 
^ansstofla,  ladiatad,  or. 


if  ppr !  sumonnted 


inu(0nlfaua7)— <Ga.,  ^^"^  bessnts,  four,  three,  two,  and 
«••:  eaaeUei;  or,  alkm,  paasant^nuardant,  as. 
^  Chi»-A  dsast-boa,  rairgr^*^  holding  between  the  paws  a 

M*tt»  PsniquaeflBhnn. 

ftst-Qristbofpe^  naar  Scaiboroat^  Korth  Biding;  oo. 
»«k, 

89 


BETHELL  OF  RISE. 

BiTHSLi^  Richard,  Esq.  of  Rise  and  Walton  Abbey, 
00.  Toi^  late  M.P.  for  the  East  Riding  of  that  shire, 
6. 10  May,  1772 ;  m.  26  April,  1800,  Mary,  2nd  dau. 
of  William  Welbank,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  London. 
Mr.  Bethell  t.  to  the  estates  under  the  will  of 
the  late  William  Bethell,  Esq.,  who  d.  in  July,  1799. 

iLXtltK^t* — ^Thomas  BsrmELL,  or  Ap  Ithxll,  of  Maun- 
sel,  in  the  oo.  of  Hereford,  was  Cather  of 

Thomas  Bcthbll,  Esq.  of  Maunsell,  who  m.  Blinbeth, 
dau.  of  George  Rogers,  Esq.,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 
Hugh  (Sir,)  Knt.,  of  EUerton,  oo.  Yoik. 
BooBB,  of  whom  presently. 
Andrew,  whose  grandson  was 

RiOHABO,  devisee  of  his  unde^  John  BetheU.  This  gentle- 
man was  grandfather  of 

John  BrmsLLk  Esq.,  h.  in  1669,  who  m.  Catherine  Jay, 
of  Deamdale,  oo.  Hereford,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 
RiCHABD  BaTHELL,  Esq.,  6.  in  1687,  ^o  m.   Frances 
Bond,  of  Hereford,  by  whom  he  left,  at  his  decease,  in 
1762.  a  son, 

Thb  Rsv.  Richabd  Bsthzll,  who  m.  in  1771,  Ann.  dau. 
of  James  Clitherow,  Esq.  of  Boston  House,  Middlesex, 
and  dving  in  1806,  left  (with  three  daus.,  Anne,  Frances^ 
and  Fliilipp%  who  all  d.  wnm,)  four  sons^ 

1  RiOHABD,  the  present  Richabd  Brhbll^  Esq., 
M.P..  ofBise. 

2  Christopher,  D.D.,  consecrated,  in  1894,  Bisht^  of 
Gloucester,  and  translated  to  the  see  of  Bangor,  in 
1830. 

8  James,  d.  18M. 

4  George,  in  holy  orders,  M.A.,  Fellow  of  Eton  CoUegei 
ta.  Miss  Ann  lightfoot. 
The  son, 

Rogee  Bbthxll^  Esq.,  acquired  the  estate  of  Rise,  in 
Holdemess.  He  d.  and  was  buried  there,  22  March,  1625. 
His  great-grsndson  m.  for  his  second  wife,  Sarah,  dMi.  and 
oo^ieiress  of  William  Dickenson,  Esq.  of  Walton  Abboy,  in 
Uie  00.  of  York,  by  whom  he  left,  at  his  decease  in  1716,  a 
son  and  heir, 

HuoH  BxTHXU^  Esq.  of  Rise  and  Walton  Abbey,  bigfa> 
sheriff  of  Yoriuhire  in  1734,  who  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Sir  Jcrfin 
Coke,  Bart  of  BramshiU,  and  dying  in  1752,  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

HuoB  Brhsll,  Esq.  of  Rise,  high-sheriff  of  YoriEsldre 
in  1761,  who  d.  ittua.  8  May,  1772,  and  was  t.  by  Ixis 
brother, 

William  Bkthzll,  Esq.  of  Rise,  sheriff  in  1780,  who  m, 
Chariotte,  dau.  of  Ridph  Pennyman,  Esq.,  but  dying  «.  p, 
25  July,  1799,  devised  his  estates  to  his  kinsman,  the  present 
Richabd  Bbthxll,  Esq.  of  Rise. 

.<4mw— Arg.,  on  a  chevron,  between  three  boars'  head% 
couped,  sa.,  an  estoOe^  or. 
CreK— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  boar's  head,  oouped,  sa. 
&crts— RLse^  and  Walton  Abbey,  both  near  Beverley. 


BETTON  OP  GREAT  BERWICK. 

BxrroN,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Orerton  Hoose,  oo. 
Salop^  6.  8  Oct.  1808 ;  9i».  13  Oct  1881,  Charlotte- 
Margaretta,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Richazd 
Salwey,  Esq.  of  Moor  Park,  near  Ludlow. 

lineaffe*— By  deed,  dated  the  Snd  of  Riohabd  IL 
(1878),  we  learn  that  John  de  Betton  was  then  dead,  liavtng 
left  Maigaret,  his  widow,  and  Richard  de  Betton,  liis  soa 
and  heir.    This  Richard  was  father  of 

William  Brrroir,  of  Groat  Berwick,  near  Shrewsbuiy, 
wliose  residence  there  in  the  year  1403  is  proved  by  the 
records  in  the  Exchequer  of  the  town  of  Shrewsbury. 
From  him  derived,  7th  in  descent, 

Richabd  Brrroir,  Esq.,  bapt.  at  St  Maiy's,  Shrewsbury, 
6  Feb.  1614-15,  who,  by  his  wife  Elisabeth,  had  issue, 
Richard,  Mb  heir;  John,  whose  son,  James  Betton,  was 
father  of  John  Betton,  the  father  of  Sir  John  Betton,  Knt 
late  of  Shrewsbuiy;  and  Nathaniel,  whose  son  John  was 
fittber  of  Nathaniel  Betton,  Esq.  late  of  Shrewsbury,  who 
by  Mary  his  wife,  had  issue,  John  capt  8rd  dragoon- 
Iniards,  d.  in  Spain,  in  1809;  Richard,  d,  aam. ;  Nathaniel, 
of  Shrewsbury;  and  Maiy,  wife  of  Thomas  G.  Gwyn,  Esq. 
Mr.  Betton  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Richabd  Bktton,  Esq.  of  Great  Berwick,  wlio  d.  ia 
1726,  and  was  t.  by  liis  only  surviving  son, 

Richabd  Bstton,  Esq.  of  Great  Berwick,  6.  in  1684, 
m.  90  Feb.  1706-7,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Edward  Lloyd,  Esq. 
of  Leaton,  in  the  oo.  of  Salop,  and  left  at  his  dooease^ 


BET 

In  1764,  a  dau.  EUraboth,  la.  to  John  Watkina,  Baq.,  and  a 

"^BicnARD  Bbttom,  Esq.  of  Great  Berwick,  h.  in  ITIO,  who 
m  Mary.  dau.  of  Charles  Maddox,  Baq.  of  Whitcott,  in  the 
00.  of  Salop,  and  had,  with  a  dau.  Anne,  m.  to  Thomaa 
Bayley,  Esq.,  two  eons,  Richard,  his  heir,  and  Charlea,  of 
Whitchurch,  near  Boss.  Mr.  Betton  d.  in  1767,  and  waa  •. 
by  his  eldest  son,  ...      w, .      . 

Richard  Bbttoh,  Esq.  of  Great  Berwick,  b.  in  1744,  who 
'«.  PiiBcilla,  dau.  and  eventually  sole  heir  of  John  Bright, 
Esq.  of  Tottei-ton  House,  in  the  co.  of  Salop,  by  whom  he 
bad  issue, 

^S^WB^lStin,  M.A..  vicar  of  Lydbuiy  Nortt/ft.  in 
1778  who.  in  succeeding  to  the  Tottorton  Ac.  estates, 
took  by  ri)yal  sign-man^  12  Oct.  1807,  tiie  nraie  of 
Bbioht.  and  used  the  arms  of  Bright  only.  He  m. 
M  ji.  1806,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Scale.  Esq. 
of  Heath  House,  and  dying  22  Dec  1883,  left  issue,  Johh, 
b.  in  1811.  Eliaa,  Mary,  Frances,  Amelia,  Louisa. 
Mr.  Betton  d.  7  Feb.  1796,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 

Richard  Bktok,  Esq.  of  Great  Berwick,  6.  16  Nov. 
1768,  major  in  the  Shropshire  regiment  of  militia,  who  m. 
17  Feb.  1795,  Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Aaron  Foster, 
of  Taunton,  oo.  Somerset,  and  d.  15  June,  1819,  leaving, 
(with  two  daus.,  Mary-Anne,  wife  of  Thomas  Foster,  Esq., 
royal  engineers;  and  Harriet,  m.  to  Thomas-H.  Rimington, 
Esq.,  royal  engineers)  a  son  and  successor,  the  present 
BiOHABO  Bktton,  Esq. 

Arm^-ATg.,  two  pales,  sa.,  each  charged  with  tbree  cross- 
lets,  fitchtfe.  or. 
Crettr—A  demi-lion,  rampant. 
Jfotto— Nunquam  non  paratus. 
£Mt---Overton,  near  Ludlow,  oo.  Salop. 


BETTS  OP  PRESTON  HALL. 

Betts,  Edwabd-Ladd,  Esq.  of  Preston  Hall,  co. 
Kent.  6.  6  June,  1815 ;  m.  6  July,  1843,  Ann,  dau- 
«f  William  Peto,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Bdward-Peto,  b.  2  Aug.  1844. 

u.  Morton-Peto,  6.  80  Aug.  1847. 

m.  Ernest-William,  b.  29  Oct.  1850. 

I.  Bbaabeth-Peto.  n.  Alioe-Peto. 

Mr.  Betts  is  son  of  William  Betts,  Esq.,  by  Elizabeth- 
Haywud  Ladd  his  wife,  whom  he  m.  in  Aug.  1814, 
and  who  d.  25  Jan.  1844. 

ifrm*— 8a.,  on  abend  between  two  bendlets  indented,  axg., 
an  annulet,  between  two  cinquefoila,  of  the  first.  ^    .   ,      , 

Cmt— Out  of  battlements  of  a  tower,  ppr.,  a  stag's  head, 
Vg.,  chaiged  with  a  dnquefoll.  ppr. 

Jtfotto— Ostendo  non  ostento. 

£««— Preston  Hall,  near  Maidstone. 


BETTS  OF  WORTHAM. 

Bmro,  Thb  Rkv.  Thomas-D'Eye,  of  Woi-tham  Hall, 
00.  SuflFolk,  b,  1789;  m.  Harriet,  dau.  of  George- 
Chtfke  Doughty,  Esq.  of  Theberton  Hall,  co.  Sulfolk, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  OaoROB.  !•  Maxy. 

n.  Catherine-Harriet. 

HClIf affe. — John  Brts,  son  of  John  Betts,  Esq.  of 
Withenden,  co.  Sufiolk.  settled  at  Woitham,  1490.  He  m, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Wright,  Esq.  of  Wortham,  and  was 
fiUJierof 

Richabd  Betts,  who  d.  in  1658,  having  had,  by  Alice 
bis  wife,  with  other  issue,  Qeotge,  who  by  Susan  his  wife, 
had  a  son,  John;  and  Richard,  whose  son,  John,  was 
father  of 

Obobos  Brts,  liying  1656,  m.  Susan  Oasoolgne,  and  was 
flKther  of 

Edmttkd  Betts,  who  m.  Abigail  Vincent,  and  d.  in  17S8, 
leaving  issue,  Qborob,  his  heir,  and  Edmund.  The  elder 
•on, 

Oeoroe  Betts,  «».  Anne  Shuckford,  and  d.  in  1766^ 
leaving,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  heir, 

George  Betts,  b.  in  175S,  who  m.  his  cousin  Mary,  dau. 
of  Edmund  Betta  and  Martha  D'Eye,  his  wife,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  1814)  had  issue,  of  whom  he  only  left  surviving 
at  his  decease,  in  1822, 

Thomas-D'Ete,  now  of  Wortham  HaiQ. 

James,  m.  to  Sophia  Borradaile. 
.  Harriet  Bophia»  d,  184S. 

8i 


B  E  V 

yf  r»ii»— Sa.,  on  a  bend,  aig.,  three  dnquefoDs,  gu.,  all  within 
a  bordure,  engrailed,  of  the  second.  ^..     . 

CVert— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet^  or,  a  buck's  head,  gu.,  attired, 
gold. 

Seat— Wortham  Hall,  co.  Suffolk. 

BEVAN  OF  FOSBURY  AND  TRENT  PARK. 

Bevan,  Robert -Cooper -Lee,  Esq.  of  Fosbury 
House,  CO.  Wilts,  and  Trent  Park,  East  Bornet, 
Herts,  6.  8  Feb.  1809;  m.  24  Feb.  1836,  Lady 
Agneta-Elizabeth  Yorke,  sister  of  tbe  Earl  of  Hard- 
wicke,  and  by  her  (who  d.  8  July,  1861)  has  issue!, 

1.  Sydney,  b.  6  Oct.  1838. 

n.  Francis- Augustus,  b.  17  Jan.  1840. 

m.  Wafted-Arthur,  6.  21  OcN  1845. 

IT.  Roland-York,  6.  Sept.  1848. 

I.  Lucy-Agneta,  d.  7  Sept.  1845. 

n.  Alioo-Lee.  ni.  Edith-Agneta. 

iLClieflQe. — Silt  ANUS  Bevam,  Esq.  (son  of  'Hmothy 
Bevan,  Esq.,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  David  Barclay, 
Esq.)  d.  in  1880,  leaving,  by  Louisa  Kendall  his  wife,  (with 
six  other  son#,  vis.,  Henry;  Frederick;  Charles;  George; 
Robert ;  and  Richard)  the  late 

David  Bbvak,  Esq.  of  Belmont,  Middlesex,  b.  6  Nov. 
1774,  who  m.  in  1797,  Miss  Favell  Bourke,  dau.  of  Robert- 
Cooper  Lee.  Esq.  of  Bedford-square,  and  had  issue, 

Robert-Coopee-Leb,  now  of  Fosbury.  ,      „    .^^ 

Richard-Tiee,  in.  Isabella,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Loraine  Smith. 

David-Barclay,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Agues,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
W.-Carus  Wflson,  of  Casterton  Hall. 

Loulsa-Priscilla,  «.  to  Augustus-Heniv  Bosanquet,  Esq. 

FavellLee,  w.  to  the  Rev.  Thos.  Mortraier. 

Fioderica-Emma,  m.  to  Ernest-Augustus  Stephenson,  Esq. 

Frances-Lee,  m.  to  Capt  William  Morier,  R.N. 

^rnu— Az.,  a  dove,  ppr. ;  on  a  chief,  erm.,  three  annuleta, 
or,  each  enriched  by  a  ruby. 

Crttt—On  a  mural  crown,  aig.,  a  griffin,  passant,  or,  gorged 
with  an  eastern  coronet,  gu.  ^  ^    x  «__*.    t>  _* 

geat«— Fosbiury,  near  Hungerford;  and  Trent  Park,  East 
Bamet,  Herts. 

BEVERLEY  OF  BEVERLEY. 

Beverley,  Robert-Mackienzie,  Esq.  of  Beverley, 
CO.  York,  J.P.  and  D.L. 

HtnraSf  • — This  andent  fiunfly  can  be  traced  amongst 
the  corporation  rocords  of  the  town  of  Beverley  to  the  time 
of  King  John.  Jn  the  reign  of  Hemby  VIII.  the  Beverlejs 
had  increased  in  consideration,  and  one  of  them  was  a 
commissioner  appointed  by  the  king  to  inquire  into  the 
northern  monasteries.  They  received  some  grants  of  church 
property,  and  became  soon  after  divided  into  two  branches, 
one  settled  in  Selby,  the  other  at  Beverley.  In  the  reign  of 
Charles  I.,  John  Beverley,  of  Beverley,  adhered  to  tho 
caxise  of  royalty;  and  at  the  Restoration,  his  name  appears 
on  the  list  of  those  on  whom  it  was  intended  to  confer  tho 
order  of  the  Royal  Oak. 

RoBEBT  Bbvebley,  Esq.  of  Bevei-ley,  the  representative 
of  the  ftimily,  sold  his  property  In  Beverley  to  the  Penny- 
man  family,  and  retired,  with  a  large  fortime,  to  Pennsyl- 
yania,  in  America,  of  which  he  waa  appointed  Governor, 
and  where  he  purchased  very  extensive  estates.  He  erected 
a  laige  mansion,  now  occupied  by  his  grandson,  Robert 
Beverley,  Esq.,  and  called  the  place  Blandford.    His  only 


Robert  Beveblet,  Esq.,*  was  sent  to  England  to  be 
educated  at  the  Beveriey  grammai>school.  He  i».  Mias 
Bland,  of  Yorkshire  descent,  and  had  a  large  fkmily,  of 
which  the  eldest, 

WxuxAM  Beveblbt,   Esq.  of  Beverley,  East  Riding  of 

Torkahire,  J.P.   and  D.L.,  was  i^pointed  in  18S2,  vioo- 

lieut.  by  the  Earl  of  Carlisle.    He  m.  about  the  year  1795, 

Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  (with  her  sister,  Anna-Margaretta, 

wife   of  Lord  Orsntley)   of  Jonathan   Midgley,   Esq.   of 

Beverley,    a  gentleman  of  large  landed  estate,  and   had 

issue, 

Robert  Maokekzie,  present  representative  of  the  flunily . 

Maria  (great-niece  and  sole  heiress  of  Anne,  Dowager  Lady 

Denison,  widow  of  Sir  Thomas  Deuisou.  Knt.,  one  of  the 

judges  of  the  court  of  Kind's  Benchl  m.  in  1S14,   to 

Edmimd,  4th  son  of  Sir  John  Beckett,  Bart  of  Leeda,  and 

assumed  with  her  husband  the  name  and  arms  of  Dbkisov. 


*  Mr.  Beverley  was  first-coushi  of  General  Washington. 
The  fiunily  of  Washington  had  estates  near  South  Gave,  in  the 
East  Ridhig  of  Yorkshire,  about  the  end  of  the  last  oeutuxy. 


BE  W 

Kr.  Beckett-Denlion  represents  the  West  Biding  of  York- 
shire in  porliaxnent. 
Anua-Murgaretta. 


ilnM— Erm.,  aohevron,  sa. ;  on  a  chief  of  the  second,  three 
bulls'  heads,  cabossed,  aig. 
Crat—A  bun's  head,  erased,  nrg. 
Motto— \J\A  Uoertas  ibi  i»atria. 


BEWICKE  OF  CLOSE  HOUSR 

Bewicks,  Mrs.  Marqaret,  of  Close  House,  co. 
Northumberland,  and  of  Urpeih  Lodge,  co.  Durham, 
widow  of  Calyerley  Bewicke,  Esq.  At  the  death,  in 
1815,  of  that  gentleman,  without  issue,  he  bequeathed 
his  estates  to  his  widow  for  her  life,  and  afterwards 
to  his  nephew,  Calverley-Bewicke  Anderson,  Esq.  of 
Coleb^  Manor,  oo.  Durham,  who,  in  compliance  with 
the  will  of  his  unde,  relinquished  the  patronymic  of 
AsDKBSoir,  and  assumed  the  surname  of  Bewicks, 
by  sign-manual,  16  Dec  1816.  This  CalverleyBe- 
wif^e  BewidLe,  Esq.,  m.  Elizabeth-Philadelphia,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Wilkinson,  Esq.  of  Coxhoe,  co.  Durham, 
by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Robert 
Spearman,  Esq.  of  Old  Acres,  and  has  issue, 

L  Caltsbuct.  n.  Robert-CaTerley. 

UL  Thomas,  d.  «.  ji.  rr.  William. 

L  Maigaret.  n.  Elisabeth. 

WAntK^t. — This  fiamily  anciently  possessed  lands  at 
Bewicke,  oo.  Northumberland,  whence  it  deriTod  its  sur- 
name ;  iKit  in  tho  reign  of  Eowabo  II.,  the  then  Bewicke 
of  Bewicke  confederating  with  the  Scots,  forfeited  his  patri- 


Pma  Bewkks,  sheriff  of  NewcaBtle-npon-Tyne  in  M7«, 
■nd  miqror  in  1400,  married,  and  was  father  of 

AvDBKw  BcwicKK,  sheriff  of  Newcastle-upon-l^e  in 
152S,  mayor  in  1538,  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Cuthbert  Hunter, 
merchsnt,  in  the  same  borough,  and  by  hmr  (who  m.  2ndly, 
Balph  Jenniaon,  mayor  of  Newcastle)  had  issue,  1  Robebt, 
his  heir;  2  Cuthbert,  m.  1590,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Edmund 
Cia'stcr,  of  Cxa'ster  Tower,  Northumberland  (see  Cba'stbbX 
and  had  a  dan.  and  heiress,  Jane,  6.  in  1600,  who  m. 
Edward  Stole,  Esq,  captain  of  foot  in  the  service  of 
CaiaLSS  I.,  and  was  grandmother  of  Frances  Stole,  wife  of 
Wiliiam  Shippen,  the  celebrated  orator  and  patiipt.  The 
ddsrsoQ, 

Bonn  Bewicks,  Esq.,  b.  18  Oct  1561,  sheriff  of  New- 
csstle  inl6l5,  mayor  in  1628  and  1620,  purduwed  the  manor 
of  Cbantre  and  chapel  of  Abb^  le  Close,  otherwise  Ck>se 
Hflose,  and  the  whole  hamlet  of  Houghton.  He  m.  in  1596, 
AeaDor,  dan.  <^  William  Huntley,  alderman  of  Newcastle, 
and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Bkwickx,  Esq.  of  Close  House  and  Urpeth  Lodge, 
ihe^for  oo.  Durham  in  1655.  At  the  Restoration,  he  was 
SBC  of  the  gentlemen  selected  for  the  proposed  order  of  the 
Boyal  Oak.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sheffield  Calrerley.  Esq., 
a  younger  son  ot  ihp  house  of  Colverley,  co.  Ytirk,  and  had 
with  other  Issue,  Robert,  his  heir,  and  Bei\]amin,  rector  of 
Barrow  and  Hallatop  (tee  Bswickb  of  HaUaUm).    The  eldest 

Robebt  Bbwiorb,  Esq.  of  Close  House  and  Urpeth  Lodge, 
k  fai  1648,  high-sheriff  of  Northumberland  hi  1605,  d.  wim. 
in  1706,  sad  'Was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Caltbblbt  Bewicke,  Esq.  of  aose  House  and  Urpeth 
Lodge,  b.  in  1661,  m.  Dorothy  Isard,  and  d.  in  1720,  leaving 
ianie,  1  Robebt,  his  heir;  2  Cayerley  («e<  Bewicke  qf 
BU/otMi);  1  Dorothy,  «».  to  Thomas  Lambton,  Esq.  of 
Hardwire  (ate  Bubke's  Pmnge);  3  Elisabeth.  The  son  and 
hdr, 

BoBBBT  Bkwiokb,  Esq.  of  Close  House  and  Urpeth 
Lodge.  6.  fai  1«80.  Ugfa-sheriff  of  Northumberiand  in  1726, 
•I.  in  17S4,  Jane,  dau.  <d  Robert  Lynn,  Esq.  of  Mainsforth, 
snd  hsh-oM,  through  her  mother,  of  Joseph  Wilson,  Esq.  of 
Caasop,  sad  Isft  issoe,  two  sons.    The  elder, 

fiiB  RoBSBT  Bbwiokb,  6.  in  1728,  high-sheriff  of  North- 
vmberlaod  in  1760,  when  he  was  knighted,  m.  Mary,  dau. 
o(  Robert  Hurst,  Esq.  of  Nottingham,  d.  in  1771,  leaving 
(with  ssfffB  dans.,  via.,  i.  Jane,  m.  Sir  Paul  Joddrell,  Bart ; 
n.  Mary,  ».  to  Alexander  Anderson,  Esq.  of  Highgate,  and 
kad  isMs ;  1  John-Robert,  b.  hi  in5,  fa.  in  1800.  Elisabeth, 
dan.  «f  Robert  Boswell,  Eaq.  of  Edinburgh ;  2  Calverley- 
Bewicks,  who,  by  his  uncle's  will,  will  succeed  to  the  pro- 
Pfrty  0p  the  death  of  Mrs.  Bewicke,  now  of  Close  House ; 
I  Paul ;  1  Chariotte  ;  2  Mary-Anne ;  in.  Anne,  m.  to  James 
Woodmaaon,  Esq.  of  Bekamp,  near  Dublin,  d,  «.p.  nr.  Mar- 
0unrt,  a.  to  TbomsB  Bond*  Eaq.  of  Norton  House,  Devon, 
85 


B  E  W 

d.  «.  p.;  T.  Alida,  d.  wnm.;  ti.  Dorothy,  m.  to  Wmiam 
Lynn,  Esq.  of  aapham ;  and  vn.  Eleanor)  a  son  and  heir, 

Calteblbt  Bewiokb,  Esq.  of  Close  House  and  Urpeth 
Lodge,  Ueut-coL  of  the  Durham  militia,  M.P.  for  Winches- 
tor,  high-sheriff  of  Northumberhmd  in  1782,  m.  1st,  Deborah, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Wilkinson,  Esq.  of  Brancepeth,  in  Durham, 
and  2ndly,  Margaret,  youngest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 
Robert  Spearman,  Eaq.  of  Old  Acres,  Northumberiand, 
and  dying  vrithout  isKtie  in  1815,  bequeathed  his  estates  to 
his  widow,  the  present  Mrs.  Bewicke,  of  Close  House  and 
Urpeth  Lodge,  for  her  life,  and  afterwards  to  his  nephew; 
Calverley  Bewicks  Anderson,  of  Coleby  Manor. 

ArvM—Axa.,  five  lozcDffes,  in  fesse,  gu.,  each  charged 
with  a  mullet,  of  the  first,  between  three  bears'  heads,  eraMd, 
sa. 

Creif— A  bugle's  head,  erased  at  the  neck,  aig.,  armed, 
maned,  and  goived  with  a  mural  crown,  gu. 

&a(«— Close  House,  Northumberiand,  and  Urpeth  Lodge 
Durham. 

BEWICKE  OF  HALLATON. 

Bewiokb.  Calterlet,  Esq.  of  Hallaton  Hall,  Lei- 
cestershire, 6.  in  1816;  m.  Mary-Amelia^  yoiingeei 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Nathaniel-John  HoUingsworth,  reo- 
tor  of  Boldon,  co.  Durham,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Calvbblby-Thbodobb,  b,  in  1848, 

I.  Caroline-Emily.  tx.  Men&ia-Honotia. 

m.  Alida-Ellen-Neve. 

Xrinrage. ..  Thb  Rbv.  Bbkjamqi  Bcwiokb,  5th  son  of 
Thomas  Bewicke,  Esq.  of  aose  House  (we  Bbwiokb  cfCUm 
Hovae\  purchased  the  manor  and  advowson  of  Hallaton  in 
1713,  and  dying  wnm.,  bequeathed  them  to  his  nephew, 

Calvbrlby  Bbwickb,  Esq.  of  Hallaton  HaU,  2nd  son  of 
Calverley  Bewicke,  Esq.  of  Close  House,  b.  in.  16M,  high- 
sheriff  for  the  county  of  Leicester  in  1762,  m.  Alice,  dau.  of 
Robert  Smith,  Esq.    He  d.  in  1774,  leaving  issue, 
I,  Benjamin,  his  heir. 

|L  Calveriey,  of  Clapham,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Robert  Thorn- 
ton, Esq  ;  d,  in  1814,  leaving  issue^ 
1  Henry,  d,  unm. 

1  Jane,  m.  Henry  Blackburn,  Esq.  of  Ramsgate^  and 
hodlMue, 
I.  Anne,  m.  the  Rt  Rev.  FhilipTonng.  Bishop  of  Norwich, 
n.  Alice,  m.  Daniel  Eyre^  Esq.  of  Wiltshire^  and  left  issue. 
Benjamin   Bbwiokb,   Esq.    of   Hallaton   Hall,    and   of 
Ormondistreet,  London,  6,  in  1728,  ir.  1st,  Elisabeth  Smith, 
without  issue,  and  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Oleson,  Esq. 
of  London.    He  d,  in  1815,  leavhig  issue, 
I.  Calybblbt-John,  his  heir. 

|T'  Thomas,  in  holy  orders;  m.  in  1797,  Sarah,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  R  Etheridge.  rector  of  Stanton,  Norfolk;  d.  in  1842; 
leaving  issue,  with  five  daus.,  a  son, 
1  Calveriey-Richard,  6.  in  1798. 

I.  Rebecca,  m.  William- Augustus  Standard  Esq. 

II.  Anna-Letitia,  d,  «mm.  in  1841. 

Calvbblbt-John  Bbwiokb,  of  Hallaton  HaU,  6.  in  1785^ 
in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Hallaton-eum-Blaston,  and  Lod* 
dington,  in  the  co.  of  Leicester,  m.  1st,  Mary-Elisabeth, 
widow  of  James  Vaughan,  Esq.  of  Leicester,  dau.  of  Sir 
Everard  Buckworth,  Bart.,  without  issue  ;  and  2ndly,  Can^ 
line,  dau.  of  Col.  Nathaniel  Newnham,  of  Bam  Rocks  House, 
Sussex,  by  whom  he  left  issuer 

1.  Calvbblbt,  his  heif. 

n.  Thomas,  6.  in  1822. 

I.  Emma,  m.  her  coorin,  Calveriey-Richard  Bewicke^  Msq. 
pf  Barsham,  Sulfolk,  and  has  \am, 

1  Arthur-Newnham. 

2  lionel-Calvorley. 

1  Ada-Philippine-AnnSr 

2  MinnatHunrey. 

8  Madeline-Emma-Collingwood. 
n.  Sophia. 
The  Rev.  Calveriey-John  pewicke  d.  in  1848,  and  was  :  by 
his  eldest  son,  the  present  Calvbblbt  Bbwiokb,  Esq.  of 
Ha]lat<m  Ball,  who  is  the  direct  male  representative  of  the 
family  of  Bbwiokb  <^f  Clou  House, 

Arms  and  Crea<— The  same  as  Bbwiokb  <(^CVow  ITouMi 
£ea^-HaUaton  Hall,  Leicestershiro. 


BIDDULPH  OP  BURTON. 

Wrioht-Biddulph,  Anthont-John,  Esq.  of  Bur- 
ton Park,  oa  Sussex,  6.  20  Jan.  1830. 

UnrSSf. — "The  BiDDULPHs  do  derive  themsdves," 
saya  Brdeswicl^  **  from  one  Obmus  lb  Guisoir,  the  son  of 


BID 

BxoAKDTts  FoBEOTABnTB,**  of  Nomuui  Tsoe,  who  hald,  as 
appears  by  Domesday,  ten  lordships  in  B^flbrdshin,  whidi 
leere  conferred  on  him  in  reward  of  his  services.  The  2nd 
son  of 

EDWiiRD,  of  Middle  Biddolph,  first  took  the  samame  of 
BmnxTLPH,  and  was  ancestor  of  the  eminent  family  of 
BiDDULPH,  which,  in  the  reign  of  Hskbt  YIII.,  became 
divided  into  two  branches,  the  elder  line  represented  by 
Bra  BiCHABD  BiDDULPH,  Knt.,  who  adhered  steadily  to 
the  principles  and  faith  of  their  ancestors,  during  all  the 
religious  revolutions  of  that  and  the  succeeding  reign% 
with  many  of  the  andent  ikmilies  in  the  northern  ports  of 
England. 

RicHABD  BiDDULPH,  of  Biddulph,  son  of  WilUam,  of 
Biddulph,  and  the  direct  descendant  of  Ormus  le  Guidon, 
bad  two  sons,  Stmon,  the  younger,  ancestor  of  the  Bn>- 
DULPHs  of  Ledbury^  and  the  elder, 

8iB  BicHABD  Biddulph,  of  Biddulph,  Knt.,  living  temp. 
Hknrt  YIII.,  whose  son  and  successor, 

BiCHABD  Biddulph,  of  Biddulph,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  and 
po-heir  of  Sir  John  Solwey,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of 
^ugh  Erdeswick,  and  was  father  of  Fbaxois,  of  Biddulph, 
who  erected  the  noble  mansion  of  Biddulph,  temp.  Eliza- 
beth. This  Frajvcis  was  grandfather  of  Johk  Biddulph, 
Esq.  of  Biddulph,  a  devoted  royalist,  whose  grandson, 

Richard  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Biddulph,  m.  Anne,  dau. 
and  eventual  heiress  of  Sir  Henry  Goring,  Bart,  of  Burton, 
the  lineal  descendant  and  representative  of  John  Goring, 
of  Burton,  Esq.,  by  Margaret,  his  1st  wifs,  dau.  of  Ralph 
Badmylde,  Esq.,  and  Margaret  his  wife,  sister  and  co-heir 
of  Hugh  Lord  Camoys.  Mr.  Biddulph  d.  before  1679, 
leaving  (vrith  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Charles,  Lord  Dormer) 
a  son  and  successsor, 

John  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Biddulph  and  Burton,  who  m. 
Maiy,  dau.  of  Charles  Arundel,  Esq.  of  Homing^m,  and 
had  issue,  i.  Bichard,  his  heir ;  ii.  Charles,  successor  to 
his  brother ;  i.  Mart,  b,  1710,  who  m.  Thomas  Stonor,  Esq. 
ofStonor,  co.  Oxford,  andwasgreot-grandmother  of  Thomas 
Stonob,  now  Lord  Camoys ;  n.  Anme,  d.  in  1717,  who  m. 
Anthony  Wright,  Esq.  of  Wieldside,  in  Essex,  and  had, 
with  other  issue,  Anthony  Wright,  Esq.,  who  m.  Lucy, 
Snd  dau.  of  Edmxmd  Plowden,  Esq.  of  Flowden,  and  by 
bor,  who  d.  in  1786,  left  at  his  decease  in  the  same  year ; 
1  Anthovt-Gborok,  of  Burton  Park ;  S  John,  6.  20  June, 
1786,  m.  Henrietta,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Midiael  Blount, 
Esq.  of  Maple  Durtiam,  and  has  issue ;  1  Lucy ;  8  Mary,  m. 
to  Vincent  Eyre,  Esq. ;  3  Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Charles  Wolseley* 
Bart,  of  Wolseley,  co.  Stafford,  and  d.  in  1838.  He  d.  in 
May,  1720.    The  elder  son, 

Richard  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Biddulph,  d.  wan,  in  1767, 
aged  60,  and  was  t.  by  his  brother, 

Charles  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Biddulph  and  Burton,  who 
m.  1st,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Heniy  Bedingfeld,  Bart,  of 
Oxbm^h,  and  2ndly,  Franoes-Apollonia,  dau.  of  Geoige- 
Brownlow  Bounty,  Esq,  of  Snarford  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  and 
widow  of  Henry  Wells,  Esq.  By  the  former,  who  d,  in 
1793,  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1763,  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Biddulph  and  Burton,  who 
d.  unm,  2  Aug.  1835,  leaving  his  estates  to  his  kinsman, 

Ahthont-Gkorob  Wright,  Esq.  6.  80  April,  1785,  who 
took  the  additional  surname  of  Biddulph.  He  m.  15  Jan. 
1827,  Catherine -Dorothy,  dau.  of  the  late  Simon-Thomas 
Scrope,  Esq.  of  Danby  Hall,  oo.  York,  and  d,  leaving;  with 
three  daus.,  Catherine -Charlotto*Mary,  Clementina-Maria, 
and  Oeraldine-Mary,  a  son  and  successor,  the  present 
AxTBOVT-JoHN  Wright-Biddulph,  Esq. 

Arma—KiaaxtenAy:  Ist  and  4th,  vert,  an  eagle  displayed, 
aiv.,  for  Biddulph  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  az.,  two  bars,  org.,  and  in 
chief,  a  leopard's  face,  or,  for  Wright;  quartering  Goring, 
CoMPTON,  and  Camoys. 

Crttt*— Ist,  a  wolf,  salient,  axg. ;  2nd,  out  of  a  duoal  coronet, 
or,  a  dragon's  head,  ppr. 

SaK— Burton  Park,  Sussex. 


BIDDULPH  OF  CHIRK  CASTLE. 

Biddulph,  Robert  -  Mtddelton,  Esq.  of  Chirk 
Castle,  CO.  Denbigh,  and  Burghill,  co.  Hereford,  h. 
20  June,  1805 ;  m,  81  May,  1832,  Fanny,  2nd  daii. 
of  William  Owen,  Esq.  of  Woodhonse,  co.  Salop, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  BiOHARD,  6. 18  Feb.  1887. 

I.  Fanny.  n.  AUoe.  in.  Mazy-Carolina. 

Hr.  Biddulph  is  lieutenant  and  ciiBtos-rotalonun  of 
Denbighshuv,  and  colonel  of  the  county  militia. 
80 


BID 


9.it(tKQt, — tee  Biddulph  qf  Lcdbwy. 

The  MyddeltoDS  are  said  to  have  descended  fhnn  Ririd 
Vlaydd,  Lord  oi  Penlyn,  in  Merionethshire,  whose  descen- 
dant, Birid,  m.  Cicely,  sister  and  heir  of  Sir  Alexander  Mid- 
dleton,  of  Middleton,  co.  Salop,  and  was  father  was  Ririd, 
whose  great-grandson, 

David  Myddkltoh,  of  Gwaynenog,  in  Denbighshire, 
Receiver  of  North  Wales,  Ump.  Edward  IV.,  m,  Ellen,  dau. 
of  Sbr  John  Done,  Knt.  of  Utkingtoo,  oo.  Chester,  and  had, 
with  other  issue, 

Roger  Mtddkltov,   of  Gw»rnenog,   ancestor   of   the 
M  TDDKLTONS  ^  QtoayiuiMg.    [See  iheut  famUp}. 
And 

FuucE  Mtddeltok,  Esq.,  who  «i.  Margaret,  dan.  o! 
Thomas  Smith,  aldennan  of  Chester,  and  had,  with  other 


Richard  Mtddsltoh,  Esq.  of  Denbigh,  who  m,  Jans, 

dau.  of  Hugh  Dryhurst,  of  the  same  place,  by  Lucy  his 

wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Groensdyke,  and  had  several  diildra^ 

of  whom 

Thomas  (the  eldest  surviving  son)  was  ancestor  of  the 

M  TDDKLTONS  qf  Chirk  Castle ;  and 

Hugh  (the  6th  sonl  of  Ruthyn,  co.  Denbigh,  was  the  cele- 
brated Sir  Hugh  Mn>DBLToy,  the  prqjeotor  of  the  New 
River.    See  Burkr's  JBxtinct  BarandoQe. 

The  eldest  son. 

Sir  Thomas  Mtddelton,  was  sheriff  sad  alderman  of 
London,  and  filled  the  dvic  chair  in  1618.  He  was  a  mimi- 
ficent  bene£M}tor  of  the  Goldsmiths'  Company.  His  son 
and  heir, 

Sir  Thomas  Mtddcltov,  Knt.  of  ddrk  Castle,  sufibred 
severely  during  the  Commonwealth.  From  him  descended 
the  extinct  Baronets,  the  Myddcltons  qf  Chirk  Caetle  (eee 
Burke's  Bxtinet  Peerage),  whose  last  male  heir, 

Richard  Myddelton,  Esq.  of  Chirk  Castle,  lieut.  of  the 
county,  and  M.P.  for  the  town  of  Denbigh,  m.  thrice,  but 
had  issue  only  by  his  Snd  wife,  the  Hon.  Anne  Rushont, 
sister  of  Lord  Northwick,  one  son  and  three  daus.,  vis., 
Richard,  his  h^;  Chablottk,  of  whom  .hereafter;  Maria, 
m.  to  the  Hon.  Frederick  West,  brother  of  Lord  Ddawarr; 
and  Harrikt.  Mr.  Myddelton  d.  in  1706,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Richard  Myddelton,  Esq.  of  Chitk  Castle,  who  d.  «aim. 
in  1796,  leaving  his  three  sisters  his  co-heirs ;  of  whom  the 
eldest, 

CHARLom  Mtddkltoit,  fit.  in  1801,  Robert  Biddulph, 
Esq.  of  Ledbuxy,  co.  Hereford,  and  Cofton  Hall,  co.  Wor- 
cester,  who  thereupon  assumed  the  additional  name  and 
arms  of  Myddelton,  and  had  iraue, 

Robert  Myddelton,  now  ol  Chirk  Castle. 

Thomas  Msrddelton,  lieut. -coL  in  the  anny.  Master  <3i  the 
Household  to  the  Queen. 

Cbariotte-Elizaboth. 

w4nn>— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4  th,  vert,  an  eagle  displayed, 
arg.,  armed  and  langned,  gu.,  for  Biddulph  ;  Snd  and  Srd, 
aiig.,  on  a  bend,  vert,  three  wolves'  heads,  erased,  of  the  field, 
for  Myddelton. 

CretU—A  wolf,  salient,  anr.,  charged  on  the  shoulder  with 
a  trefoil,  slipped,  vert,  for  Biddulph  ;  out  of  a  ducal  caronet^ 
or,  a  bloody  hand,  ppr.,  for  Myddelton. 

Motto— In  veritate  triumpho. 

Seati    Chiik  Castle  and  Nantyr  HaU,  co.  Devon. 


BIDDULPH  OF  LEDBURT. 

BroDULFH,  BoBERT,  Esq.  of  Ledbury,  co.  Here- 
ford, J.P.  and  D.L.,  fonneny  M.P.  for  Hereford ;  m. 
25  Feb.  1830,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Qeorge  Palmer, 
Esq.  of  Nazing  Park,  Essex. 

ILtntSfft* — Symon  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Elmhurrt,  2nd 
son  of  Richard  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Biddulph,  m.  Joyce,  dau. 
of  Sir  Robert  Weston,  Knt.,  and  was  fkther  of 

Symon  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  samhurst,  whose  son, 

Symon  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Elmhurst,  d.  In  16SS,  leaving. 
by  Joyce  his  wife,  dau.  of  Ridutrd  Floyer,  Esq.,  several 
sons,  of  whom  the  eldest,  Michael,  was  iather  of  Sir  Theo- 
PHiLus  Biddulph,  created  a  Baronet  in  1684,  and  the  8rd, 

Anthony  Biddulpb,  Esq.,  bapt.  at  Stowe  In  1584,  m.  EU- 
sabeth,  dau.  o<  Robert  Palmer,  Esq.,  aldeniMia  of  London, 
and  was  father  of 

MioHAEL  Bidduub,  Esq.,  who  m.  Frances,  dan.  of  Btt 
William  Kingston,  Bart,  and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

RoRBBT  Biddulph,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Wil- 
liam  Cullen,  Bart.,  of  East  Sheen,  and  dyhig  in  1670,  was 
«.  by  his  son, 

Anthony  Biddulph,  Esq.,  who  first  settled  at  Ledbury, 
in  the  00.  of  Hereford,  and  served  as  high-«herilf  in  16C4. 

Jigitized  by  V3O  w  ^^  --  -^ 


BIO 

He  m.  Oonstanod,  dan.  and  oo-heir  of  Francis  Hall,  Baq.,  and 

djmg  in  1718,  iaSt  ihreo  sona, 
L  BoBKBT.  hia  heir. 

n.  Franda,  m  ttirioa.  By  bia  lat  and  2nd  wives  he  had 
twodaua.,  Go^iatanoa,  «».  to  the  Bev.  Thomas  Salwey, 
LLD.,  and  Anne,  m.  to  Beijamin  Baugh,  Esq.  of  Ludlow. 
By  the  3rd,  Margaret,  widow  of  Ranald  Pindar,  Esq.  of 
Kenqdey.  oo.  Gloucester,  and  dau.  and  heir  of  William 
I^rgoo,  Esq.  of  Madresfield,  representative  of  Richard, 
last  Lord  Beauchamp  of  Powick,  he  had  a  son.  Tub  Bmw. 
Tqomas  Biodulph,  who  m.  1st,  Martha,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  the  Bav.  John  Tregenna,  and  had  by  her  a  aon, 
THOMA»-TBaoBHif  A.  hia  neir.  Be  m.  2nd]y,  Sarah,  dau. 
of  Channc^  Townaand,  Eaq.,  and  had  by  her  two  daua., 
Prancea-FhiDps,  m.  to  James  Townsend,  Esq.,  com- 
mander, Rn.  ;  and  Charlotte-Louiaa,  m.  to  George 
Visard,  Baq.  Mr.  Biddulph  was  «.  I)y  his  son,  Tbb  Rbv. 
TBOMaA-TBBoaNHA  BiDOULPB,  M.A.,  b.  at  Worcester. 
miiiistBr  of  St.  Jamea's,  Bristol,  who  m.  Rachel,  dau.  of 
Zachaiy  Shrapnel,  Eaq.  of  Bradford,  Wilta,  and  sister  of 
Maior-Gen.  ileniy  Shrapnel,  RA.,  and  hadiasue,  Thomas 
SiaumBL,  of  Amroth  Castle,  prebeudaiy  of  Brecon,  m, 
Gliarlotte^  dan.  of  the  Rev.  James  Stillingfleet,  prebeDOaiir 
of  Worcester,  and  had  issue^  Francis-John  ;  Michael- 
Anthony  ;  Thomaa-Bdward-St^ngfleet ;  Maigaret-Anne; 
Frances- Aqgusta-Chaiiotte;  Zachariah-Heniy,  B.D.,  vicar 
of  Shoreham,  Suasex,  and  Blackwell,  Somersetshire,  late 
feBow  of  Magdalen  College,  Oxford ;  Theophihis,  who  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Linden,  Esq.  ;  Rachel-Iordia.  m. 
to tbeBer.  Chariea Banning ;  and  Hanzietta,  m.  to  Wil- 

ot  Lincoln's  Inn,  who  d,  t,  p.  in 


m.  Mkhad,a 
175S. 


The  ddest  aon, 

BoBSBT  Biddulph.  Esq.  of  Ledbury,  bapt.  Oct.  168S,  m. 
Anne.  dau.  of  Benjamin  Joliffe,  Esq.  of  Cofton  Hall,  co. 
Worcester,  and  dying  in  1773,  left  three  aona,  Miohakl,  his 
heir;  Bai\jamin,  in  holy  orders  (father  of  Benjamin,  of 
Bugfain,  CO.  Hereford);  and  Fronds,  banker,  of  Charing 
Cross,  who  d.  «.  p.  in  1800.    The  eldest  Bda, 

Mkhacl  BtDDiTLPH,  Eaq.  of  Ledbury  and  Cofton  Hall,  m. 
Pcaetope,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Dandiidge,  Eaq.  of  Balden's 
Gfeen,  Ifaklvem,  WOToestershire.  and  had  (with  four  daua., 
rwaliipe,  widow  of  Adam  Gordon,  Eaq. ;  Maiy-Anne,  widow 
of  Robert  Fhillipa,  Esq.  of  Longworth.  oo.  Hereford ;  Anne, 
widow  of  David  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Abecgeldie ;  and  Harriet, 
».  to  Thomas  Woodyattt  Esq.,  B.N.)  two  sons,  Bobmrt, 
tthsr  of  the  preaent  BoBsnT-MrDDBLiox  Biddulph,  Esq. 
of  Chirk  CMtle  (m  that  family),  and  Jotn,  of  Ledbury. 
Mr.  BUdulph  d.  6  Dec  1800.    His  Snd  son, 

JoHH  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Ledbury,  6.  in  1768,  «».  9 
Belli.  1797,  Miss  AngusU  Roberts,  and  had,  with  six  daus., 
four  sons,  vis.,  Bobsbt,  now  of  Ladbuxy ;  John ;  Franoia- 
s;  axkdOzmua. 

•Yert.,  an  eagle  displayed,  aig.,  anned  and  langued, 


Cyoto— let,  a  wofi;  salient,  aig.,  ohaived  on  the  ahoulder 
with  a  trefoil  attpped,  vert ;  2nd,  a  woli^  aqjant-ragardant^ 


iKv,  Tofaied  on  tne  ahoulder,  gu. 

Jfotfa— Sublimiota  petamua. 

&8(— Ledbuij,  CO.  Heretord. 


BiaOE  OF  LINDEN. 

Biooi,  Chabli8-Sblbt,  Eaq.  of  Lindexi«  oo.  North- 
mberiaiid,  6.  21  July,  1834. 

UntXSt. — William  Biqob,  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 
pfesmned  to  have  deacended  from  an  ancient  houae  seated 
tar  many  generationain  Essex,  m.  in  16M,  Isabell,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Dent,  Esq..  and  d.  in  1600,  leaving  two 
daua.  (Mary,  wife  of  Edward  Collingwood,  Esq.  of  Byker 
toi  Disiingtoo ;  and  Anne,  m.  to  Edward  Ward,  Esq.)  and 
two  sons,  John,  who  d,$.p.ia  1721.  and 

TBOHAsBraoc,  Esq.,  who  m.  circa  1706,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Bdwixd  Wfp/^wiai-ah,  Eaq.  of  the  Six  Clerks'  Office,  and  had 
(with  three  daua.,  of  whom  the  eldest,  Grace,  m.  Kr  Robert 
Cvr.  Bart.)  three  aona,  vis.,  Williaic,  his  heir ;  Edward, 
of  Brinkl^,  who  d,  «uh».  ;  and  Thomas,  of  Ludgate  Hill, 
London,  who  s».  Elizabeth,  aister  of  the  Utte  Phillip  Bundell, 
aad  dying  in  1791,  left  »  aon,  Thomaa,  6.  in  1766,  who  m. 
Maria,  ^o.  of  Thomaa  BundeU,  Eaq.  of  Bath,  and  had  issue, 
TJMsaas  Tdaiund.  Philip-Edmund,  Jamss-Bundell,  Charles- 
Biehscd;  John;  EUaabeth,  m.  toCoL  Anderson;  Jane,  who 
d.  Ma.  tai  1812;  Ar^ptaib^  Emily,  Maria,  Geoigiana,  Emily- 
JsDs,  and  f^any.    The  eldest  aon  and  heir, 

WiLU AX  BiooB,  Esq.  of  Benton,  6.  in  1707,  one  of  €he  six 
decks  in  Chancery,  was  high-sherifi  for  Northumberland  in 
1750.  He  «•.  29  Jan.  1736,  Mary,  dau.  and  eventually  aole 
btima  at  Charles  Clarke,  Eaq.  oi  Ovingliam,  and  had  issue, 
Tbomas-Ciiamjh,  Ida  heib;  William-Edward,  who  d.  mua. ; 
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BIO 

John,  of  Brlnkley,  who  d.  «.  i>.  in  1797.    Mr.  Bisige  d.  89 
June,  1758,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thokas-Chablbb  Bioob,  Esq.  b.  in  1789,  sheriff  of  North- 
umberland in  1771,  who  m.  in  ^e  following  year  Jemima, 
dau.  of  William  Ord,  Eaq.  of  Fenham,  by  his  wife  Anne, 
dau.  of  William  Dillingham,  Esq.  of  London,  and  had,  with 
six  daus.,  of  whom  one  only  married,  vis.,  Gmca-Juliiw 
widow  of  Thomaa-Chrlstopher  Glyn,  Esq.,  three  sons, 
Charlbb-Williak,  his  heir ;  Jdhn-Tnomaa,  b.  in  1780,  for- 
merly chief-Justice  of  Trinidad ;  Tbomaa-Hanw^.  of  New- 
csstle-on-Tyne,  banker,  who  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
James  Scott,  and  d.  in  1824,  leaving  fSouraons  and  two  dauS. 
Mr.  Bigge  d.  at  Bath.  10  Oct.  1794,  and  was  «.  by  hk  eldM* 
•on, 

Chablbb-Wiluam  Bioob,  Esq.  of  linden,  a  deputy-Ueut 
and  late  chairman  of  the  quarter  sessions  there,  lieut.-coL 
in  the  Northumberland  MiUtia,  and  high-sherifr  in  1802,  b, 
28  Oct.  1778,  m.  27  Jan.  1802.  Alicia,  only  dau.  of  Christophei 
Wilkinson,  Esq.  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  of  the  family  of 
WiLKiKsoir  qf  Thorpe,  co.  Tock,  and  d.  in  1849,  having  had 
issue, 

I.  Charlbb-John,  b.  11  ApriL  1808,  m.  Lewis-Mariannei 
eldest  dan.  of  Prideaux-Jolin  Belby,  of  Twiaell  Houas^  and 
d.  16  March,  1646,  having  isaue^ 
1  Chables-Sxlbt,  present  representative  of  ilia  fiunilj, 

1  Mary-Lewis,  6.  7  May,  1836. 

2  Fanny-AUce,  b.  11  March.  1842. 

8  Sybil-Constance  (poathumouaX  b.  6  April,  1846. 
u.  Henry-Lancelot,  6.  10  May,  1806,  d,  in  India,  9  Deo. 

1844,  in  the  E.  I.  Co. 'a  military  service, 
in.  Edward-Thomas,  6.  19  Oct  1807,  d.  8  April,  1844,  in 

holy  orders,  first  archdeacon  of  lindisfame,  and  vicar  of 

Bdilngham,  co.  Northmnberiand. 
lY.  WiUiam-Matthew.  b,  9  Oct  1812,  in  the  army,  Ueut-eoL 

of  the  7th  regt  of  foot 
Y.  John-Frederick,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Stamfordham, 

CO.  Northumberland,  6.  12  JiUy,  1814,  w.  14  Dec.  1843. 

CaroUne-Mary,  only  dau.  of  N^Ouiniol  Ellison,  Esq.,  and 

has  issue. 

VL  Arthur,  b.  18  May,  1818.  barrister-at^sw. 
vu.  Matthew-Robert,  b.  80  Man^  1822. 
VIII.  Geoige-Richard,  b.  2  Got  1826. 
L  Maiy.  d.  8  Feb.  1821. 
IL  Chariotte-Elisa. 
m.  Julia-Katherin%  m.  the  Rev.  H.-J.  Vidtby.  son  of 

Edward  MaHlmD.D.,  Lord  Biahop  of  Durtuun,  d.  27 

April.  1848.  leaving  issus^ 
1  Bdwanl-Charisa.  1  Julia. 

IT.  Jemima,  d.  in  1881. 

Jrm^—Arg.,  on  a  fesse,  engrailed,  between  three  martieta^ 
sa..  three  annuletSw  or. 
CreM—A  codkatrlce's  head,  tuxretted,  «r,  wisga  enet|  aa.  ^ 
iSm— linden. 

BIGGS  OF  STOCKTON. 

Bioos,  Harry,  Esq.  of  Stockton,  co.  Wilte,  Wgh- 

sheriff  in  1819,  6.  4  Dec  1767;  w.  16  Sept  1802, 

Margaretta-Ann,  sole  daa  and  heir  of  Godolphin- 

WiUiam  Burslem,  Esq.  of  Alton  Grange,  co.  lielces- 

ter,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Hehbt-Godolpbhi.  b.  4  July.  1808,  m.  20  June,  1887, 

itf»<«^n«A^  Snd  dau.  of  William  Wyndham,  Esq.  of 

Dinton. 

n.  Arthur-WiHiam,  m^or  7th  hussars,  b.  9  Aug.  1804,  d. 

2  Nov.  1840. 
I.  Maigaretta,  6. 11  Oct,  1805.  d.  11  Oct.  1819. 
n.  Emma,  m.  in  1887,  to  Harry-Farr  Teatman,  Esq.  of 
Stock  House,  oo.  Dorset,  who  d.  22  May,  1862. 

ftduafe.— The  village  of  Btapleford,  in  the  hnmediate 
vidnity  of  Stockton,  waa  kwg  the  residence  of  the  ikmily  of 
Biggs,  of  wliich, 

Thomas  Btogs,  of  Stapleford,  hi  the  oo.  of  Wilta,  d.  in 
1851. 6th  EdwaboVI.  In  thia  pariah  the  fiunily continued  to 
leaide.  and  had  there  their  place  of  sepulture,  until 

Tristram  Biogs  removed  to  the  a4Joining  pariah  of  little 
Langford,  in  the  same  co.  He  was  6.  in  1634,  and  m.  Dioy, 
dau.  of  Beach,  of  Wiltshire,  who  d.  in  1704:  he  d.  1  Sept 
1720,  and  waa  buiied  at  Stopleford,  having  had  issue^  three 
aona  and  three  daus.    The  eldest  son, 

Tristram  Biogs,  Esq.,  «.  his  fat^Mr  at  Little  Langford. 
He  was  twice  married:  by  his  1st  wife  he  had,  with  two 
dans.  (Hannah,  m.  to  Henry  Hunt,  Esq.  of  litUeton ;  and 
Mary,  m.  to  Flower  Sainabury,  Esq.  of  Uvington)  two  sons, 
Tristram,  who  d.  in  infuioy  in  1706 ;  and  Thomaa,  of  Hay- 
teabuxy,  whose  only  son,  Thomaa-Morris  Biggs,  d.  «.  p.  The 
2ad  wifo  of  Mr.  Tristram  Biggs  waa  Jane,  dau.  of  Heniy 
Miles,  of  y?^^<ng*iyn,  in  tho  CO.  Af  Wilts,  and  oo-heir  of 


B1  L 

ItM  t*«^  tw'/  4iMut  Mi4  iM  Mil/  afim, 

HiM>«r  liMiiM.  K»4  ot  UtU*  Uiicford«6.  knlTSS.  Bftvtof 
burtduum^  ttm  tfMtfUifOHt^aM  manor  and  fl^aU  of  ScodEton, 
U  nNi*//v«<l  UiIUmt,  Br  litoM  bi«  wiiii,  dM.  of  John  Dsvte, 
Ka'I  of  lto|H«f»«  Mi4  nrft^i  of  Jobs  roUiimrj,  Kmi.  (whon 
tM  m.  i  Jutm,  iWt),  Im  bad  i«mo« 

HaKMV,  bTMMmtpfMMMOr,  ^ 

/mm.  m,  Um  Itot  WkllUm  Bond,  of  TjriMlMtD,  oo.  Bonci, 
4in  MW  of  Jobii  Bond,  IC«i.  of  Onng*;  waAd,%  Mareb, 

Mr.  BtMiii  d,  %\  Mwab,  UOO,  and  bU  widow,  SO  Juim,  1«U, 
•ga^Miyaftni. 

Amuk-Vw  x>tA;  ono.  tod  «.,  a  lion.  pMMut,  within  a 
b^ifilura,  MM^allad,  gu.,  tba  latUr  obaigad  with  tmxn^^M 
or. 

Ofui    A  IcoiHird'a  faoa, 


Orui    A  iMiHiro'a  raoa.  ppr. 
kMU'^Utckiita,  naar  li»U«lnu7,  eo,  Wiltc 


BIOLAND  OP  BIOLAND. 
BtoUVD,  Wiuom-Braddtll,  Eaq.  of  Biglaod  Hall, 
ea  l^noaaUr,  oapi  H.N..  ftud  K.H. :  m.  8  Jan.  1822, 
Kiiiily,  HlHtar  of  Ct^\A  Sir  Uanry  Leekei  R.N.,  and 
han  had  laauaf 

I.  Uaonr*  HaUay,  analgn  40ih  rtgt ,  aoddantly  kUlad,  38 
Jan.  IMl 

II,  WiUMiM  llRHiiT-Joiiir,  6.  T  Jan.  1884. 
I  HupltU-UaoifiaoA. 

AilirnaC*— Tha  Dlflanda,  ona  of  tha  moat  a&eiant 
(WntlUwi  Ui  umoaahlra,  tradlUona  aflbrm  to  haTa  baan  aeatad 
al  UUlland  aa  aarly  aa  tha  Norman  oonquaat 

KnwARO  DiouAND,  of  Blffland,  grandaon  of  Bdward 
aytfUnda,  of  llyglanda,  Uving  tmp.  Hnmr  VII.,  m.  a 
Uau,  of  th«  aoolaut  (kmUj  of  HAMOYa  ^  Fumm  FM,  and 
had,  with  two  daua.,  throa  aona,  from  tha  aaoond  of  whom. 
IKiorga,  of  Carimal,  dariTad  through  tha  fbmala  Una,  tha 
iula  ttta  Halth  Biound,  Qartar  kinr«t-arma.  Kdward 
UltftMid  A.  tu  1A4S,  and  waa  t.  by  hla  aldaat  aon, 

lUNav  UiuuANiH  Kaq.  of  Ulgiand,  firom  whom  tha  aatanth 

UMtiMH  ttiui^ANn,  Kaq.  of  BtgUind.  I,  ft  May,  1760.  a». 
i»t«  iu  ITHl.  Anna,  8nd  dau.  and  oo-hatr  of  Robart  Wattara, 
Kmi,  of  Wbltahatan.  hlgh^abariflT  (br  dimbariand,  and  had 
by  bar^  who  4.  tn  im.  ona  aon.  Qaoaoa,  hia  hair.  Ha  m. 
Viuily.  at  Vlv«r»tonak  88  Not.  1T84,  Sarah,  dau.  of  John 
UaK  K»^V  of  Whtt«hav«n.  bigh^ariff  (br  Cumbarland.  and 
autar  of  tba  kta  WlUon  BmiyU,  E»).  of  Ooalahaad  Prioty. 
aftd  by  bar^  wb^ «!,  in  1H»>«  b^t  (with  tour  daua.,  who  all 
4,  iMMM,,  M^^^H  tha  alxWai  aaimb.  wil«  of  Pudt«y  Dawaon. 
IW^.  vt  UiMatir  UaU)  two  aooi^  John,  oapt  Sid  i^t.  of 
lAMaahira  lutittbw  who  la  nuorlad*  and  baa  iMua;  and 
If^iAV^  ItouM^vu^  «M>w  of  B^biMt  Mr.  Bl(iaad  A  In 
Jm^  )!^U  «^  by  bl*  •Kt«at  aon, 

0«MM«  CU\UJkNiv  1^,  of  Btcrbknd.  ^  tn  ITS^  who  dL 
»M*i*,  MKt  w*»  *.  bv  bfa  bi>»iH^»  iha  ptaaant  iru.30Sh 
BiuvAYV  BMkUkKPw  1^«  af  BMkmL 

.4«^«M>  J(*..  tw\>  «a«  y^  b^  whMlk  ar«  <iuar«arin|^  aif,. 
tKr*<i»  Mi\>ix**'  biM>.K  wa-v  fcr  w  \ia>». 

\'^'.<^  A  hN«M  I'Aiifcwi  wipuNJAnt.  pi..  boAvDn^  te  bla  fbra- 
|p«w  AU  ma  \v  t'4:^  >*ttMi*|«  »»  w  ih^  *nu3k 

.Wvt  ->«•  AS,^v«  IW  «»rM^  \k>kU|M>i«*;  bafov  thii  iblilij 
U|sf«  U^vsr  Vvw. 

».«»-^l|t^%Att4  Main  tMar  CbiUaal 

BILLAX  OF  YORKSHIRS. 

IteUA)!.  F^xviav  I^  ol'  X«w«Il  HjdU  €iv  York, 
^n.  K  a  Jfasy.  Kv.Vi  a*.  W  Jaft.  l>::^  Aaa«.  nfixt 
<rf  YlM«Mh»  \\'ltt»w«.>t»^  *^  \>f  Wirsufrbun>a.  cov 
\*^*^  mkI  v»t»N  «^u.  *'*vl  bwuwa  \4  TVh»4»  Ciifto*. 
1^  ^  Xaw«u^  *avl  v^tuV^ow  asvi  Ww  w«*«k 
l^Naav*<\wt«c  J    r.  ^^  Twrt-ritJ^  •.  »  ^p«.   l**a. 

Vttk  Tby«»««»  v^:;Wi^  k  an  l>«^  «a)i  ycWr  aHHA. 


BIS 

tha  n&v.  John  JadESoa.  raetor  of  Boaifagtoo,  oo.  Toric, 
IfnhetuiMTf  of  WbcrveU,  mMtcr  of  Wlgtoo  Hcapital,  Lei- 
oMt«r,  and  domcMtk  cfaspbuA  to  Qoeen  CABOun,  wife  of 
Oboboc  IL  ;  and  bj  her  had  two  aooa  and  a  dan.,  Tii., 
Jomi,  hia  bcftr;  Fraada-Tbomaa,  Bant,  fai  the  «2nd  ngL, 
d.  wm»„  10  Feb.  1840 ;  and  Anne,  wbo  m.  Edward  Kenioo, 
Beq.  of  Knajton,  oo.  York,  and  bj  her  (who  d.  in  1805)  left 
an  only  dau,,  Anna-BUlam,  m.  to  Chariae  Biatatt  WaUcer, 
Eaq.    Tha  cibleat  aon, 

JoKM  Billam,  E«q.  of  Walaa,  oo.  Tork,  M.D.,  of  Trinity 
CoUega,  Oambildge,  m.  Mary,  eldeat  dan.  of  Oeorge  Baron, 
of  Leeda,  menrhant,  and  bj  her  (who  d,  81  Jan.  1827)  lad 
at  hia  deoeaae,  20  Dea  1825, 

FKAMoia,  of  NewaU  HalL 

John-Daron,  m.  20  fiept  1814,  Maria,  youngeat  dan.  of 
Harper  Boulby,  Eaq.  of  CliiEB  Houae.  co.  York,  and  haa 
iamie.  John;  Harper-8oaU>y;  Fiank-Baron;  Maria; 
Dorothy;  and  Barah-Jana. 

^m*— On.,  three  bow^  ppr. 

Ocae— A  dexter  arm,  gracing  an  arrow,  ppr. 

Ifotto— Aainoour. 

fieol— Newall  Hall,  Torkahire. 


BINGHAM  OPMELCOMBE  BINQMAlL 
BnroHAM,  RiCHARD-HiPPiBLET,  Esq.  of  Bingham'a 
Meloombe,  oo.  Dorset,  J.P.,  D.L.,  and  colonel  ot  tbe 
Dorset  mlUtia,  b.  1  Oct  1804;  m.  6  April,  1886, 
Harriet- Qeorgiana,  8rd  dau.  of  his  maternal  uncle, 
the  Rev.  Montagu-John  Wynyard,  B.D.,  cliaplain  to 
the  Queen. 

ECllMSf . — Hia  funny  of  Btngfasm,  of  Saxon  origin, 
waa  originally  aeated  at  Button  Bingham,  In  the  co.  of 
Somaiaet,  and  thenoe  remored  to  Meloombe,  In  Dotaot- 
ahira. 

RoBnT  BiKanAM,  Eaq.  of  Melcomba  (aon  and  heir  of 
Robert  Bingham,  Eaq.  of  Meloombe,  by  Joan  hia  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Delalynda,  Eaq.,  and  ninth  in  desoent  from 
Sir  Ralph  de  Bingham,  elder  brother  of  Robert,  Blahop  of 
Saliabury,  who  d.  in  I2i0)  m,  Alice,  dan.  of  Thomaa  Cokar^ 
Eaq.  of  Mapouder,  and  had,  with  two  dana.,  eight  aona, 
Tis.,  ROBKRT,  hia  bair;  Ghiiatopher;  Ricbakd  (BirX  one  of 
Cba  moat  eminent  aoUUera  of  tha  time  In  which  ha  lived, 
who  d.  in  1508;  Qbobob  (SlrX  who  aerrad  under  hia 
brother  in  the  Iriah  ware,  and  waa  anoeotor  of  tha  KABUi  or 
Litcan;  Roger,  who  d,  9,  p,i  John  (BSr);  Tbomaa;  and 
Charlea.    Robert  Rii^[bam  d,  in  1561,  and  wna  a.  by  hia 


.b%  *.  ^  T*SMM»  VbiiJ>i>uxwt^  Sbk<  .if  V.WH,  «bi  «■•  8ms^« 
b*  ;wimh ii  ^a   i&  ..^ ^    )Sm  «i^  Xua% ^Ihc. MMk  war  «  ; 


BoBKKT  Brntnux,  Eaq.  of  Meloomba,  who  a».  Jana,  dca. 
of  Robert  WUUama,  Eaq.  of  Herringston,  in  DoraeCdiire, 
and  dying  in  15^  waa  «.  by  hia  grandaon. 

RiOfUBD  BuronAM,  Saq.  of  Mekombe,  (aon  of  Robert 
Binghaai  and  Anne  bk  wift^  dan.  of  WiUiun  Clialdeeot, 
Eft),  of  QuaitelatooX  who  «.  Jane,  dan.  d  Sfar  Azthur 
Hopton.  Cnt.  of  Witham  Abbey,  in  SooMtsotahira,  and 
dyinginl83«,  WMA.  by  hla  eMeat  aon, 

Jon  BiKonAM.  Bk|.  of  Mefeoaabe^  tha  pMBninentarian, 
wbo  WM,  during  the  aril  war.  eelonal  af  a  ragt.,  Qorenuir 
tif  PooK  and  oonaaandarat  tha  kat  aiagaaBd  dMaomion  of 
Ctel^OMtk:  hawniakoamaBBberofthaliongFBrikmeot 
at  itadkaobitMn.  April.  ICSa.  He  «.  lat«  Ptancna^  dan.  and 
co-hMT  of  Jcha  Tywrt!av<  Biq.  af  WarmweD,  and  tndly, 
J«M  Norwood,  of  Gl<>«xaaaarihfa«.  bat  had  immm  only  by 
th*  ftjcw.  ria..  tvt  «iMaa..  FSaaheth;  Jan*  ;  l^niiknjo,  ■». 
w  Jv>ttn  MWhei.  Eaq  of  Tiagrtw  RnaseO;  Fkvneaa.  who 
f  vm  H^l ;  and  OrM*.  s.  «•  Thoaaaa  flinnM,  Baq.  CoL 
Rtveuus  d,  m  l^rx  avi  «aa  a.  bf  (tha  aam  d  hia  brother. 

R-vmiaD  B^xcauja.  Eh^-  af  Mdroaahe  BkigihaaDa,  who  m. 
ri.j^i,eix^mk.  >kaL  aa^i  hear  af  J«hn  INrai^ii.  Baq.  by 
r*t  Ukiin^^M  ^»  vt^  An.  efSbr  J^shn  bale.  Knt^  chan- 
.xi.v-r  4C  :^  b.1:kl^nlMr•  ^mA  bf  bar.  wbfft  ^  te  1T37,  agad 
"!^  ^lU^  vtth  <K^«r  nan^ 
L  Ksk'ncBsv.  \^)g«dr 

R  *3*.  iv»v  E.  :* .  WTyw  ^  AT^Swriar  CA^aL  Oxford, 
Ttctvr  .*r  P*tB:p«ra»  saU  Ifrjrt  Cr>aML  a  ^aasiaigwakodand 
kv<f«««i  h^r>2M.  «k  91  r«^^.  :$aa^  Ea^a.  ani  by  karlaftat 

1  r^i^«r«k^  LL.B^.  ikifinr  jf  S««  CVjAm^  netar  of 
V.i:zt  iniiMhaai  4tti  jc  S^ikil;*^.  w^»  «.  An^y,  Am.  oT 
Y  /htm.  Ewfti^  bi^.  ami  A  aa  Ua^  hwo^  ted  two 


.  iw    »mi  jiK  n  dl*  a^.t&a»  i     ^  _ 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


BIlT 

Cdward,  b,  in  1789,  aUeot  RN.,  d.  at  lima,  in  Peru, 
in  1833,  «.  p. 
lb.  Bingham,  for  more  than  forty  years  in  the  oommladon 
of  the  peace,  repreacnted  Brldport,  and  subeequently  the 
00.  of  Dorset,  in  parliament.  He  d.  in  1786,  aged  09,  and 
wu  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Rkhasd  Behoham,  Esq.  of  Melcomb  Bingham,  barrister- 
it^w,  who  m.  liartha.  daa.  of  William  Bait,  Esq.  of 
Gsfisbory,  and  by  her  (who  wedded  2ndly,  Ferry  Buckley, 
Esq.  of  Winkfield  Place,  Berks,  and  d.  in  1766)  had  three 
aons,  namely, 
I.  RiOHAxn,  his  hebr. 

u.  WiUiam,  D.D.,  archdeacon  of  London,  who  m.  Agues^ 
dan.  of —  Donrien,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
1  Robert-TurberrHle,  6.  in  1777,  lieut.-ooL  grenadier- 
gnards,  m.  Mary,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas-Elliott, 
Esq.  of  The  Vines,  Bodiester,  and  had  a  dau.,  who  d. 
in  1817. 

i  Arthur-Battv  b.  in  1784,  capt  RN.,  who  was  drowned 
in  1830,  leaving,  by  Emily  his  wife,  dau.  of  W.-L. 
Kingsman,  Esq.,  of  Petworth,  four  sons  and  one  dau., 
Tiz.,  Arthur- Maunsel,  RN.,  b.  in  1814,  d,  in  1838; 
Thomaa-Henxy,  RK.,  b.  in  1816,  lost  at  sea;  Qeoige- 
William,  b.  in  1817,  in  the  95th  regt ;  Francis-Robert- 
Bertie,  b.  in  1819,  d.  in  1839;  and  Emily-Agnata- 
Harriet 

8  Jtdm-Batt,  b.  in  1787,  in  holy  orders,  m,  Frances,  2nd 
dau.  of  the  Bey.  Croxton  Jolmston,  rector  of  Wilmslow, 
Cheshire,  and  has  a  son,  Heniy,  b.  in  1837,  and  a  dau., 
Karia-Mikunael. 

1  ]Cartha<2Broline-Backley.  8  Agnata-Maria. 

m.  John,  d.  at  Calcutta,  in  1760. 

Mr.  BIngfaam  d.  in  1766,  aged  58,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

BiaoABD  BixaHAM,  Esq.  of  Molcombe  Bingham,  colond 
of  the  Doraetahire  militia,  b.  in  1760,  who  m.  Sst,  in  1766, 
Sophia,  dau.  of  Charles  Halsey,  Esq.  of  Great  Oaddesden,  in 
Berts,  and  had  by  her,  who  d.  in  1778,  two  sons  and  one 
d«L,  Tis., 
L  BiCBABO,  his  heir. 

n.  wniiam.  fellow  of  New  Colleffe,  Oxford,  6.  In  1771, 
rector  o£  C^meley,  in  Somersetshire,  and  of  Helbury 
Bobb,  in  Dorsetshire,  m.  20  April,  1797,  Barah-EmUy, 
dan.  of  General  William  Wynyard,  and  d,  27  May,  1810 
(his  widow  surrlTed  until  14  June,  1862),  leaving  issue^ 

1  WiUiam-Wynyaxd,  6.  18  Jan.  1798^  fellow  of  Kew 
CoDege,  Oxfoxd,  d.  uiun.  1821. 

2  Obobob,  b.  in  1803,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of 
Anthony  Blagrave,  Esq.,  and  d,  in  1838. 

S  RiCHAnD-HiPpm.KT,  present  head  of  the  fiamily. 

4  Charles*WlIUam,  rector  of  Melcombe  Hors^,  co. 
Dorset,  6.  28  Sept  1810,  m.  28  May.  1839,  his  cousin, 
CsToline-Damer,  2nd  dan.  of  the  Kev.  Montagu-John 
Wynyazd,  which  lady  d.  without  surviving  issue, 
1  Jan.  1863. 

1  BmOy-Georgiana,  deceased. 

2  BophU-Matflda.  m.  in  1826,  to  Bobert-Frands  Wright, 
Esq.  oTHlnton  Blewett,  co.  Somerset,  and  has  Augus- 
toa-Bobert-Btngham,  Arthur « Francis -Bingh%m,  and 
Sophia-Leonora. 


m.  Chaxles-Cox,  6.  in  1772,  d.  at  the  Boyal  ArsennL  Wool- 
wich, in  1886,  colonel  RA„  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Hi^Tter,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 


1  George-Wimam,  royal  artillery,  6. 16  Sept  1801. 

2  Rkhard-ClaveU,  an  officer  in  the  army.  6.  10  May, 
1810. 

8  Charles^  rojal  artillery,  b.  in  1816. 
4  Edmnnd-HiRyter,  6.  in  1820. 

1  Maiy-Prsnoes,  m.  in  1833,  to  the  Ber.  Henry  Stevens, 
eldest  sou  of  the  Dean  of  Bochester. 

2  Emma.  8  Sophia. 

L  Sophia,  IK,  iQ  WilUam-BichardB  davell,  Esq.  of  Smed- 


Xr.  BiB«faam  m.  Sndly,  20  Oct  1776,  Elizabeth,  dau,    of 
John  Bidoirt,  Esq.  at  Dean's  Lease,  and  had  by  her, 
Geone-BidoQt  (SirX  K.CB.  ^nd  T.S.  of  Dean's  Lease,  6. 
21  ^y,  1777,  miOor-gei^e^  ^  ^e  army,  and  coL  of  the 
Bille  eorps.  si.  in  8«^  1814,  Emma^Septima,  yoimgest 
dm.  of  Edmund-Morton  Pleydell,  Esq.  of  Whatcombe 
House,  in  Dorsetshire,  but  d.  $.  p.  3  Jan,  1838, 
John,  6.  18  March,  1786,  lieut  RN.,  m.  Fanny,  dau.  of 
C  Woolcombe,  Itoq..  and  has  issue. 
MuT.  m.  to  Natbamel-Tryon  Still,  Esq.,  espt  in  the  anny, 
and  had  issue. 

Leonora,  m.  twiee^  witho«it  issue. 
Kr.  Btngh^mt  d.  in  1823,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

ftuTtiAfn  BfifOHAif,  Esq.  of  Melcombe  Bingham,  b.  in 
1768,  wiio  attidned  Uie  rank  of  lieut -gen.  in  the  army. 
Be  «k  Miss  Prisdlla  Garden,  a  relation  of  Sir  John  Garden, 
BvL,  bat  dying  withont  issue  in  1829,  (hi«  widow  sur- 
vided  unta  1  Feb.  1848)  was  t.  by  his  nephew, 

Tn  Rsv.  Obobos  BuroBAM,  6.  4  June,  1803,  who  m. 
Franees-Anna-Byam,  only  dau.  of  Anthony  Blagrave,  Esq., 
Ml  bad  a  son,  Geovgo-Hflnry,  who  d.  in  inlanpy.    He  d. 
89 


BI  H 

himself  in  May,  1883,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother,  the  present 
representative  of  the  family. 

ArtM—Az.t  a  bend,  cotised,  between  six  crosses-pat^,  or. 
Crest—On  a  rock,  ppr.,  an  eagle  rlsLog;  ot, 
MotUh-Bpoa  mea  Christus. 
£0a^-Meloombe  Bingham,  Dorset 

BIRCJH  OF  WRETHAM. 

BiTtCH,  "Wtrlet,  Esq.  of  WreUiam  Hall,  oo.  Koiw 
folk,  b,  11  Sept  1781 ;  m.  19  July,  1804,  Katharine- 
Sarah,  8rd  dku.  and  co-heir  of  Jacob  ReynardBon, 
Esq.  of  Holywell,  co.  Lincoln,  by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Oust,  Bart,  Speaker  of  the  House 
of  (yommonii,  and  has  issue, 
L  Gboboe-Wyiilby,  b.  in  April,  1806,  m.  17  Jan.   1888, 

Jane,  Srd  dau.  of  Bichai-d  Congreve,  Esq.  of  Burton, 

00.  Chester,  and  has,  with  other  issue,  a  son,  Wyblst, 

6.  hi  1837. 
n.  Thomas-Jacob,  b.  in  1806,  called  to  the  bar,  18  Nov. 

1831,  Judge  of  the  county  oou|:t  circuit  No.  8^  recorder 

of  Thetford. 
m.  Henry-William,  6.  in  1809. 
IT.  Frederick-Lane,  rector  of  Bast  and  West  Wretham, 

6.  in  1812,  d.  May,  1860. 
y.  Peregrine,  d.  in  1817,  m.  in  1848,  Anna,  dau.  of  Gen. 

James  Grant,  of  Hayes  Park,  Middlesex. 
▼I.  Lawrence,  b.  in  1828. 
I.  Katherine-Maiy-Anne. 
u.  Jemima-Lucy,  m,  81  Aug.  1841,  to  Bichard  Longfteld, 

Esq.  of  Longueville,  oo.  Cork, 
in.  Chariotte-Ethelred. 
rv.  Frances-Augusta,  m.  SS  July,  1888,  to  WilUam-Peere 

Williama-Freeman,   Esq.   late  of  Fawley  Courts   oo. 

Bucks,  now  of  Pylewell,  Hants. 
y.  JuHana-Maria,   m.   8  Nov.    1840,    to  Heniy-Fowler 

Broadwood,  Esq. 
yi.  Elizabeth-Caroline,  m.  in  Aug.  1844,  to  Bobert  Pryor, 

Esq. 
yn.  Agnes-Ellen,  m.  in  Sept.  1860,  to  the  Bev.  James 

Parke  Whalley,  rector  of  East  and  West  Wretham. 

%intJlQe. — Thomas  Biboh,  Esq.  of  Birofafield,  in  the 
parish  of  Handsworth,  oo.  Stafford,  and  of  Birch  Green 
and  Aston,  co.  Warwick,  was  IMag  at  Birchfield,  Tih 
EuzABBTH,  and  was  buried  at  Aston  in  1618.  His  son 
and  heir,  Thomas  Bibch,  Esq.  of  Harbome,  bapt  at  Hands- 
worth  in  1666,  was  father  of  Gboboi  BnoH,  of  Harboma 
Hall,  bapt.  at  Handsworth  in  1616,  and  buried  there  in 
1660.    His  son, 

GsoBOB  Biboh,  Esq.,  m.  Mary,  dan,  of  Thomas  Foster 
Esq.,  and  dying  in  1721,  left  issue. 

Thomas  (BirX  his  heir. 

John,  rector  of  Handsworth,  d.  «.  p. 

James,  of  Wolston,  co.  Warwick,  m.  Jana^  dan.  and  co- 
heir of  Abraham  Owen,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1772,  leaving  a 
son,  Geobob  Bibch,  Esq.  of  6t  Leonard's  Hill,  co.  Bwka, 
who  tn.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Newell,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1803» 
leaving  issue. 

Another  son,  in  holy  orders,  who  d.  leaving  issue. 

Mary,  m.  to  William  Green,  Esq.  of  Ecdes,  co.  Norfolk. 

Sarah,  m.  1st  in  1769,  to  Godffey-Woodward  Yane^  Esq., 
and  2ndly,  to  Sir  Wadsworth  Bush. 
The  eldest  son. 

Sib  Thomas  Biboh,  Knt,  judge  of  the  Common  Fleaa^ 
6.  at  Harbome,  in  1600,  m,  in  1733,  Sarah,  dau.  and  oo- 
heir  of  J.  Teshmaker,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1767,  left,  with 
two  daus.,  Mary,  who  d.  «mm.,  and  Esther-Barbara,  m.  to 
the  Bev.  Thomas  Lane,  rector  of  Handsworth,  three  sons, 
GxoBOB,  his  heir;  Thomas,  who  d.  «.  p.;  and  John,  capt 
in  the  horse-guards  (BlueX  who  d.  unm.    The  eldest  son, 

Gboboe  Bibch,  Esq.  of  Hamstead  Hall  and  Elandsworth, 
6.  in  July,  1789,  m.  in  1776,  Anne,  3rd  dau.  of  Thomas 
Lsne,  Esq.  of  Bentley,  (and  granddau.  of  John  Lane,  Esq., 
by  Mary  his  wife,  eldest  dan.  of  Humphrey  Wyrley,  Esq.; 
and  oo-heir  with  her  sLrter  Syl^l,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Peter 
Birch,  D.D.,  prebendary  of  Westminster).  By  her  (who  d. 
in  Feb.  1806)  Mr.  Birch  left  »t  his  decease,  in  Feb.  1807, 
one  son,  the  present  Wtbuct  Bibch,  Esq.  of  Wretham 
Hall,  and  three  daus.,  vis.,  Mary- Ann,  m.  to  Bichard  Qon* 
greve,  Esq.  of  Burton,  Cheshire;  Sarah,  who  d.  in  1846; 
and  Ann,  m.  M^jor  Joseph-Jeanes  Dtubii^  (son  of  Sir  John 
Durbin),  and  d.  in  1848. 

Arm*—Az.,  three  fleurs-de-lis.  and  a  canton,  ai^. 
Crat—lL  fleur-de-lis,  with  shamrock  and  serpent  entw.'a* 
ing,  ppr. 
JfoCto— Prudentia  simplicitate. 
^nu^Wretham,  near  Thetford. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


BIB 

BIRCH  OF  HENLEY  PARK. 
Kewbll- Birch,  John-Willum,  Esq.  of  Henley 
Park,  CO.  Oxford,  b,  80  April,  1776 ;  m.  18  Dea  1821, 
Diana-Eliza,  dam  of  the  late  James  Bourchier,  Esq. 
of  Little  Berkhampstead,  Herts.  Mr.  Newell-Birch 
assumed  the  name  of  Newell  before  his  patronymic, 
BtBCH,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  Mrs.  Fiinces 
Webb,  from  whom  he  derives  the  family  estate 
of  Adwell,  CO.  Oxford. 

Kneage.— This  is  a  branch  of  the  boose  of  Biboh  qf 
Wrttkamt  (me  that  name  J. 

Okobos  BntCB,  Bsq.  of  St  Leonard's  HiU,  Berks,  son  of 

James  Birch,  of  Wolston,  co.  Warwick,  2nd  brother  of  Sir 

Thomas  Bhrch,   Knt.,  Juatioe  of  the  Common  Pleas,  (tee 

DiRoa  <\f  Wretham\  m.  Mary,  dau  .of  Thomas  Newell,  Eiq., 

and  d,  in  1803,  leaving, 

Thomas,  general  in  the  army,  who  m.  Etheldred-Anne, 

eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Jacob  Reynardson,  Esq.  of 

Holywell  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  and  assumed,  on  the  death 

of  his  father-in-law  in  1811,  the  additional  surname  of 

RsTXARosov.    He  d.  in  1847,  leaving  issue  {See  Birch- 

Rkynaboson). 

JoHV-WiLLL&M,  thepresent  JoHH-WixjJAMNxwBLL-BiBaB, 
Esq.  of  Henley  Park. 

Hary-Jane,  m.  to  the  R«v.  William  Canning,  canon  of 
Windsor,  and  brother  of  Lord  Stratford  de  Beddiffe. 

Amu,  Crest,  and  ifotto— As  BmcH  €f  Wrethtm:  quartering 

NXWELL. 

^Seo^— Henldy  Park,  oo.  Oxford. 


BIRD  OF  DRYBEIDGE  HOUSR 

BmD,  The  Rev.  Charles-John,  A.M.  and  F.A.S., 
of  Drybridge  House,  co.  Hereford,  rector  of  Mordi- 
ford  and  Dynedor,  J.P.,  and  late  rural  dean  of  Ross, 
6.  11  July,  1777;  m,  Ist,  19  May,  1808,  Harriet 
Jones,  of  Upton  Castle,  co.  Pembroke,  great-nioce  of 
John  Tasker,  Esq.  of  Upton  Castle,  high-sheriff  of 
Pembrokeshire,  and  has  had  issue, 
I.  Charles  -  William  •  Tasker,    6.    10  Fbb.  1804,  m.  his 
cousin,  Ifary-Anne,  dau.  of  O.-O.  Bird,  Esq.,  and  d.  *.p. 
L  Thomas-Huoh,  b.  12  May,  1800,  A.M.,  in  holy  orders, 
m.  8  Sept.  1846,  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  Samuel  Bell,  Esq. 
of  Hopton  HaU,  Suffolk,  and  by  her,  who  d,  27  Dec 
I860,  has  two  sons,  Charles-Pavin  and  Reginald-Here- 
ford. 
I.  Harriett-Jane-EUza,  d.  tenia.  In  1818. 
u.  Sophia-Maria-Jane,  ta.  to  the  Rev.  John  Evans,  A.M., 

of  Aylestones  Hill,  co.  Hereford, 
m.  Frances-Anne,  tu.  26  June,  1345,  Thomas  Cooper,  Esq. 

of  Hampstead. 
IT.  Julia-Hannah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Purton,  A.M., 
rector  of  Oldboiy,  near  Bridgnorth. 
Mr.  Bird  m.  2ndly,  4  Feb.  1823,  Rachel,  dau.  of  the 
Kev.  Edward  Glover,  A.M.  of  Banner,  oo.  Norfolk, 
and  by  her  has  a  dau. 
X.  Chiistiana-BachaeL 

fttnrflQe. — RiOHABn  Bntn,  Esq.  ft.  in  1640,  claimed 
descent  from  the  Bybdss  of  Broxton,  co.  Chester.  By 
Elisabeth  his  wife,  he  had,  with  numerous  other  issue,  a 
son, 

Bbnjamih  Bmn,  Esq.  of  Drybridge  House,  h.  18  April, 
1682,  who  m.  1st,  Miss  Smith,  of  Crockey  HUl,  oo.  Here- 
ford, by  whom  he  had  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Jano,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Owynne,  Eeq.  of  Cunghordy,  oo.'  Carmarthen, 
brother  of  Gljmne  of  Olanbrane,  and  by  her  bad  three 
eons  and  four  dans.  The  last  surviving  son  of  the  2nd 
marriage, 

WiLUAM  Bntn,  Esq.  of  Drybridge  House,  m.  16  Deo.  1757. 
Hannah,  eldest  dau.  and  co>heiress  of  William  Boulton, 
Esq.  of  SiUens,  co.  Worcester,  and  d,  16  Aug.  1796,  having 


William,  6.  12  May,  1759,  d.  wim.  14  Feb.  1784. 

James,  6.  22  Jan.  1771,  of  Magdalen  HaU,  Oxon,  d.  wtm. 

81  Aug.  1796. 
Thomas,  D.L.,  F.A.S.,  late  of  Drybridge  House,   b.    2 

March,  1772,  m.  in  1798,  Hannah-Maria,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 

Edward  Phillips,  A.M.,  rector  of  Patching,  and  vicar  of 

West  Tarring,  co.  Sussex,  and  d.  t.  p.  b  March,  1886. 
CnABLKS-JoHM,  of  Drybridge  House,  as  above. 
George-Gwynne,  b.  19  Aug.  1779,  m.  Elisabeth  Preece,  and 

has  issue,  Qeorge,  William,  Cbaries,  Thomas^  Benjamin, 

Richard,  Mary- Anne,  Julia,  and  Blixabeth. 
Anne^  m.  to  the  Hon.  Banning  Wentworth,  Secrstaiy  of 
90 


B  I  R 

the  provineo  of  Nova  Scotia,  member  of  oooncil,  &&, 
both  deceased. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Henry  Allen,  Esq.,  son  of  the  Rev.  Wil- 
liam Allen,  D.D.,  prebendary  of  Hereford,  and  d.  18 
June,  1842. 

Harriet,  m.  to  James  NichoUs,  Esq.  and  d.  6  Feb.  1800. 

Maty-Anne,  w.  to  Charles  Bctton,  Esq.,  and  d.  Oct  1803. 

Jrms^Axg.,  a  cross-flory,  between  four  martlets,  gu. ;  on 
a  canton,  as.,  a  mullet  of  five  points  or,  a  orescent  for 
difference. 

Crest— A  martlet,  gu. 

Motto — Cruce  spee  mea. 

i8eo(— Diybridge  House,  joo.  Hereford. 


BIRLEY  OF  CUMBERLAND  AND  LAN- 
CASHIRE. 
BntLBT,  JoHK,  Esq.  of  Woodend,  near  Egremont^ 
CO.  Cumberland,  b,  at  Eirkham,  1  March,  1769 ;  m, 
1  Dea  1808,  Mary-Ann,  dau.  of  Simon  Grayson, 
Eaq,  of  Maryport,  and  widow  of  John  Linden ;  bj 
this  lady  (who  d,  80  April,  1818)  he  had  issue, 
I.  Thomas,  6.  9  Sq>t,  1800,  si.  Agnes  Evans,  and  d.  «.  p, 

18  Aug.  1847. 
n.  Hutton,  b.  14  Sept.  1816,  d.  18  March,  1818. 
m.  Hutton,  b.  28  March,  and  d.  10  Aug.  1818. 
I.  Anne,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Thomas-Langton  Hrley,  Esq. 

of  Carr  Hill, 
n.  Margaret,  m.  to  Joseph  Didcson,  Esq.  of  Preston,  and 

d,  24  May,  1835. 
m.  Ellen,  m.  to  Henry  Smith,  Esq.  of  Fleetwood. 

)Ctn(ilS0.  ~The  locality  from  which  this  name  is 
derived  is  mentioned  in  the  charters  of  the  Osbaldiaton 
family,  temp.  EnwARn  U.  and  III.,  as  Bercclegh  and  BUr- 
clogh,  in  the  township  of  Balderston,  in  the  parish  of 
Blackburn ;  the  grantor  being  called  Rob.  do  Birclogh  and 
Rob.  de  Byrlogh.  Adam  de  Birleye  and  others  were  wit- 
nesses, in  1335,  to  a  Judgment  respecting  the  repair  of  the 
chancel  at  Chirohe,  in  the  parish  of  Whalley.  In  Kuerdcn's 
MS8.,  W.  flL  B.  de  Birley  is  named,  4th  Hbxbt  IV.,  and 
James  Birley,  as  a  tenant  of  Sir  John  Southwoith,  of 
Samlesbury,  22nd  Heitbt  YII.  In  1621,  Isabel,  wifb  of 
Thomas  Birley,  of  Kirkham,  gave  "seventy  gold  pieces,** 
as  an  incitement  to  a  general  contribution  throughout  the 
parish  for  the  erection  and  endowment  of  a  Free  SdiooL 
The  Free  Grammar  School  of  Kirkham  was  thus  founded, 
now  a  rich  and  flourishing  institution,  whose  ftmds  have 
been  augmented  by  the  gifts  and  bequests  of  more  reoent 
bene&otors. 

JoHH  Bkblit,  of  Skippool,  in  the  parish  of  Poulton-lo 
Fylde,  co.  Lancaster,  (whose  will  bears  do^  6  Nov.  1782)^ 
was  father  of 

JoHK  BiBLET,  of  Kkkham,  a  West  India  merchant,  whr» 
d.  12May,  1767.  By  his  1st  wife,  Ellen  Harrison,  he  had 
four  children,  who  all  d.  without  issue.  His  2nd  wife  was 
Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Thomas  Shepherd,  in.  6  May.  1741,  4,  27 
Jan.  1780,  and  by  her  he  had,  with  four  daus.,  four  sons^ 
Thomas,  his  heir;  Richard,  of  Blackburn  (see  Biblet  qf 
Manchester  J;  John,  of  Kirkham  (see  Biblet  qf  KirthamJ; 
and  William,  b.  24  April,  1750,  d.  unm.  10  March,  1702. 

Thomas  Biblet,  oT  Kirkham,  son  and  heir,  b.  22  Fob. 
1741-2,  m.  23  Sept  1765,  Maigaret,  dan.  of  Henry  Lawson, 
by  Isabel  Crookall  his  wife ;  she  d.  30  Mardi,  1797.  Thomas 
Biriey  d.  1  March,  1847.    His  issue  were, 

JoHX,  now  of  Woodend,  Egremont. 

Henry,  of  Whitehaven,  bapt.  9  July,  1771,  d.  81  Jan. 
1830,  tmm. 

Richard,  bapt  6  Jan.  1774,  d.  17  Nov.  1704. 

James,  oi  Bsstalrijg^car  Edinburgh,  bapt.  8  June^  1784,  la. 
to  Jane,  dau.  or  Rev.  Abraham  Brown,  and  widow  of 
John  Richardson;— issue,  Isabel,  m.  to  Frands  CBrion. 
of  Liverpool. 

Martha,  m.  Rev.  George  Lewthwaite,  rector  of  Add,  in 
00.  York. 

Cicely,  m.  ChariesBuck,  Esq.  of  Preston,  and  et.  6  Dec  1840. 

.^mu— Sa.,  on  a  fees,  engraUed,  between  three  boars*  heads, 
couped,  arg.,  a  masde,  between  two  oross-orosslets,  oi  the 
field. 

Crest— A.  demi-boar,  sa.,  collared,  as.,  chain  reflexed  ovor 
the  back,  or,  supporting  a  branch  of  wild  teasle,  ppr.,  and 
charged  on  the  shoulder  with  a  millrind,  arg. 

ifoao--Omni  Uber  metu. 


BIRLEY  OF  MANCHESTER. 

Ifltradt. — RiCHABn  BiBLST,  of  Blackbum,  second 
surviving  son  of  of  J<rfm  Birley»  of  Kirkham,  (vids  prs' 
csdistff  artkUJ,  6.  4  D^  1748,  m.  ^5  De^.  1772,  Alice,  da% 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQI^ 


BIB 

of  Sogh  Hdnby,  Esq.  of  Kirkham,  by  Mi  wife  Kai^garet, 
dsa.  of  Jcmph  HanUnaon.  Mr.  Blrley  d.  11  Jan.  1813, 
•ad  his  wiie  in  tlia  following  month  of  April.    Thair  isBua 

L  John  Wxiej,  a  dapaty-Ueut.  of  the  eo.  Lancaster,  b.  80 
Inc.  177\  m.  4  Feb.  1800,  Ma>:garet.  dan.  of  Daniel 
BedrhmiBft,  Saq.  of  UveipooL   He  d.  26  Deo.  1833,  leaving 


1  Bichard,  h.  16  Mareh,  1801,  m.  10  March,  1825,  Moxy- 
Anne,  dau.  of  John  Hardman,  Eeo.  of  Manchester,  and 
of  Maiy  hia  wife,  duo.  ot  Jos.  lipping.      Be  d.  In 
Guada,  3  Nov.  1845,  leaving  issue^ 
John-James,  b.  7  July,  1828. 
Chariea,  b.  8  Oct  1830. 
Wdiaxd-WiUiam,  6.  7  Oct  1885.  d.  8  Jan.  1880. 

'    m.   Andrew-Tosach  Smith,  of  Dumfties, 


Marv-Anne.  d.  27  Feb.  1835. 
Sarah-Maria. 

ElizarJane^  d.  S  Oct  1841. 
S  Daniel,  5.  26  Jan.  1807.  d.  10  Oct  1880. 

3  Hornby,  b.  18  Jan.  1811,  m.  M«agaret,  2nd  dan.  of 
Dr.  Boberts,  M.D.,  of  Beaumaris. 

4  Wmiam,  in  holy  orders,  incumbent  of  Choriton-cum- 
Hsidy.  b.  1«  Feb.  1818,  m.  8  Smt  1836.  Mario,  8rd 
dan.  of  Thomas  Barrow,  Esq.  or  Pendleton,  and  of 
Harriet  his  wife^  dau.  of  James  Hatdman.     Tnoy  iiave 


WHliam  Csiew,  5.  22  June.  1848,  d.  16  Nov.  1843. 

WOHam-Carew,  b.  8  Deo.  1844. 

Harriet-Elizabeth. 

Ocroline-Maigaret  Mai^'-Jane. 

6  John,  6.  30  Oct  1814.  d.  16  Feb.  1851. 
6  George,  b.  4  June,  1816. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  Bev.  John  ^HUiams,  of  Beaumaris,  d. 
24  May,  1845. 

2  Alice,  m.  Charies  Buck,  Esq.  of  Preston,  being  his 
2Ddwife. 

8  Mazgaret,  «.  Charies  Poohin,  d.  80  Deo.  1840. 

4  Frances,  m.  Daniel  Hornby,  Esq.  of  Baikes  HolL 

n.  Hq^Homby  Biriey,  of  Broomhonse,  a  depufy-Iieut. 
snd  magistrate  for  the  co.  Lancaster,  6.  10  March,  1778, 
«.  5  March.  1822,  Cicely,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hornby,  Esq.  of 
KirUwm,  and  of  Cicely  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lang- 
toa.  Mrs.  Biri^  jL  15  Jan.  1843^  and  Mr.  Biriey,  81 
July,  1845,  leaving  issue, 

1  Thomaa-Homby,  of  Broomhouse,  b.  16  June,  1824. 

2  Hujrii-Bomby,  in  holy  orders,  b.  31  Aug.  1825. 

5  Joaeph-Homby,  6. 12  March,  1827. 

4  WtUiam-Homby,  )  twins,  b.  22  Dec.  1884,  d.  26  Jan. 

6  Edward-Hornby,  /     1888. 

6  Frederick-Hornby.  6.  28  March.  1887. 

7  Bdwaid-Homby,  6. 17  Jan.  1842. 

1  Cioely-MargaTet,  d.  28  Sept  1828. 

2  (Soely-Margaret  8  AUcia-Morian. 
4  Mary-IaabSla.  6  Emily>Jane. 

m.  Joeq>h  Biriey,  of  Ford  Bank,  a  deputy-lieut  for  the 
eo.  Lancaster,  6.  31  May,  1782,  m.  22  Aug.  1800,  and  d. 
S4  Jan.  1847.  His  wife  was  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas 
Eornby.  of  Kirkham,  by  Cicely  Langton,  his  wife.  Their 
Issue  are, 

1  Bkhard,  of  Manchester,  J.P.  and  deputy-lieut  oo. 
limcaater,  6.  11  March,  1812.  m.  2  Aug.  1886,  Amelia- 
Gariorth,  dan.  of  James  Kennedy,  Esq.  of  Manchester, 
and  of  his  wife,  Jane,  dan.  of  Matthew  Brown,  of 
Fualey.    Their  issue  are, 

Bichaid-Kennedy,  6. 16  Mardi,  1845. 
Amelia^ooephine,  d.  8  March,  1841. 
Bekn.  Maxgarst 

Amelia^ane^  d.  7  Dec.  1842. 
Mary-Louisa.  Josephine.  Janet 

Henrietta.  Amelia-Gertrude. 

2  Thomaa-Bomby,  b,  13  Nov.  1818.  d.  ^Nov.  1814. 

8  TbonMS-Homby.  of  Manchester,  6.  11  May,  1815. 
ai.  8  Aqg.  1848»  Anne,  dau.  of  Cfq>t  James  Leatham, 
1st  dnttooQ  guaidsL  and  of  hia  wife.  Catherine-Frances, 
dao.  of  Beniy  White,  Esq.  of  Carrick-ou  Suir,  ana 
widow  of  Qecnge  Hobbs,  of  Waterford.  Tlieir  issue 
«^ 

Jsmsa-Leathom,  6.  22  Dec.  1847. 
Fkaneto-fiomby,  b,  4  March.  18(H). 
Anne-Katharine. 

4  Hash,  6.  4  Sa>t  1816^  d.  4  Nov.  following. 

5  Hi^  of  Manchester,  6.  21  Oct  1817.  m.  7  July.  1842, 
M^^t^n.  dan.  ol  Joseph  Baxendale,  Esq.,  and  of  Mary 
faia  wife^  dan.  of  Bichard  Biriey.    Their  tasue  axo, 

Bwfa-Arthur,  6.  20  Aug.  1846. 
Joseph-Reginald,  b.  8  April.  186a 
MuflaSi  KcQth  MabeDa. 

T  £2^  }  *''*^  *•  ^**  ^p^  ^^• 

8  Bobert  in  holy  orders ;  b.  1  Nov.  1825. 

0  Alfred,  b,  10  July,  1827 ;  d.  young. 

1«  Alf^  of  BaUol  CoUege.  Oxford;  b.  18  May.  1882. 
11  Arthur,  of  Pembn^e  Cdloge,  Oxford;  b.  25  April,  1884. 

1  Jne.  S  OeoOia.  9  EUabeth. 

91 


B  I  R 

4  Louisa,  d.  7  Aug.  1834. 

6  Louisa-Margaret  6  Adelaide. 

I.  Moigaret  d.  in  infancy. 

n.  EliRabeth,  m.  John  C^rdwell,  Esq.  of  Liveipod. 
m.  Maigaret.  d.  28  Jan.  1844. 

IV.  Jane,  d.  2  April,  1828. 

V.  Mary,  m.  Joseph  Baxendale,  Esq.  of  Woodside^  co.  Mid- 
dlesex. 

Arms,  Onalt  and  Jfetto— As  Bututr  <tf  Wpodend, 


BIRLEY  OF  KIRKHAM. 

BiRLET,  The  Rev.  John-Shepherd,  M.A.  of  HalH* 
well  HaU  and  Kirkham,  co.  Lancaster,  J.P.,  b.ll  Oct 
1805;  m.  22  Aug.  1836,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Har- 
greaves,  Esq.  of  Hart  Common,  and  has  issue^ 

Lucy-Mary-Shepherd. 

UlTtAfft. — JoHH  BzaucT,  of  Kli^cham,  8rd  surviving 
son  of  John  Biriey,  of  Kirkham  («m  b^ore)y  b.  20  Nov  1747; 
m.  16  Doc.  1776,  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Yate,  Esq.  d 
Liverpool,  by  Hannah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Hugh  Parr,  and 
widow  of  John  Potter.  She  d.  18  Nov.  1830,  and  Mr. 
Biriey  d.  Slst  of  the  following  month  of  May.    Their  issue 


I.  William,  of  Kirkham. 

II.  Thomas,  of  Millbank,  b.  4  Aug.  1782,  m.  0  July,  1810^ 
Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Langton,  Esq.  of  Kirk- 
ham, by  his  wife  Betty,  dau.  and  heir  of  Cuthbert  Brad- 
kirk  :  she  d.  in  Feb.  1883,  and  Mr.  Biriey,  1  April,  1847, 
leaving  issue, 

1  Thomas-Langton  Biriey.  of  Carr  HiU,  b.  18  June.  1811* 
m.  31  Aug.  isis,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Biriey,  of  Wood- 
end,  and  nas  issue, 

Henry-Longtou.  b.  11  Aug.  1837. 

Hutton,  6.  6  Aug.  1840. 

Bdvrin-Orayson.  b.  12  Jan.  1847.  and  d.  16  Dee.  1840. 

Maivaret-LouiBR,  d.  10  Sept  1842. 

Cicely-Aime. 

2  Charles,  of  Kirkham,  b.  20  Nov.  1812,  m.  23  Feb.  1843. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  c  Ilich.ird  Addison,  Esq.  of  Liverpool, 
by  Betty  his  wife,  dau.  of  John-Bridge  AspinaU.  They 
have  issue, 

Charles-Addison,  b.  11  S^.  1844. 
Richard-Bradkh-k,  b.  10  April,  1846. 
Aspiuall,  b.  9  June,  1847. 
Thomas-Shepherd,  6.  18  Feb.  1850. 
8  James-Webber,  in  holy  orders,  5.  5  May,  1814. 

4  Prancis-Bradkirk,  of  Canton,  b.  10  Oct.  1817.  m.  ai 
Hong  Kong,  80  March,  1847,  Melicina-Eloanor,  dau.  of 
Lieut -Col.  Thornton. 

5  Edward,  b.  12  Oct  1818,  d.  22  Nov.  1842. 

6  ArthuivLeyland,  of  MiUbank,  b.  5  Aug.  1820. 

7  Frederick,  of  Wrea  Green,  ft.  11  Dec  1822.  i».  14  Dec. 
1848,  to  Mary.  dau.  of  Bichard  Addison,  of  liveipool, 
and  has  issue, 

Mary-Louisa. 

8  Oilmour^Bobert  b.  18  Oct  1828,  d.  the  following  day. 

1  Louisa,  d.  10  Sept  1830. 

2  Maria-Joanna,  m.  the  Bev.  Q.-L.  Parsons,  vioar  of 
Kirkham. 

m.  Edward,  of  Kirkham,  ft.  10  April,  1784,  m.  8  Aug.  1808. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  JohnSwainson,  ot  Preston.  Mr.  Biriey 
d.  18  Nov.  1811.  and  Mrs.  Biriey  in  1886.    They  had 
issuer 
1  Edward,  bapt  2  March,  1812,  buried  26  Dec.  1817. 
1  Maigaret-Susannah,  wife  of  Wllliam-Heniy  Hombj» 
Esq.  of  Bladcbum. 
rv.  Charies,  ft.  27  Aug.,  d.  20  Sept  1787. 
V.  Charies,  ft.  8  Aug.,  d.  5  Oct  1780. 
▼I.  Tate,  of  Ramsay,  Isle  of  Man.  ft.  0  July.  1701.  m.  28 
Dec  1815,  Nancy,  dan.  of  William  Fisher,  of  Westby,  and 
has  issue, 

1  John.  ft.  18  Sept  1818,  d.  26  Aug.  18A8. 

2  William-Henry,  ft.  25  Nov.  1826. 
8  Robert  b.  10  Jan.  1829. 

4  Walter,  ft.  14  Nov.  Ib32. 

6SSS?*}*^^^»Noy.l83«. 

7  Septimus,  ft.  20  Feb.  1841. 

1  Frances.  2  Margaret-Elisabeth. 

8  Maiy-Anne.  4  'fannah,  d.  26  Jan.  1882. 

5  Hannah-Oatherine.        6  EmmarJane. 
I.  Hannah,  d.  18  June,  1778. 

n.  Hannah,  m.  Richard  Harrison,  Esq.  of  Bankfidd. 

in.  Elisabeth. 

William  BmLSV,  of  Kirkham,  J.P.,  ft.  2  June,  1770,  m, 
30  Oct.  1804,  Mary,  dan.  of  John  Swainson,  Esq.  of  Preston, 
by  his  wife  Susannah,  dau.  of  Charles  Inroan,  Esq.  of  the 
island  of  Jamaica :  by  her  (who  d.  6  Feb.  1810),  he  had 
issue, 

L  John-8hspebu>,  of  Halliwell  HaU 

n.  William,  of  Preston,  ft.  5  Deo.  1811,  m,  18  Jan.  1S54 
Elisa,  dau.  of  John  Hastings,  Esq.  of  Downpatrick. 

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B  L  A 

ni.  Edmund,  of  Clifton  Hall  J.P.,  h.  19  Aug.  1817.  m.  17  | 
June.  18i6,    CoroUno-Dorothoa,  dau.  of  Kev.    Richard 
Moore,    by   Mary -Anne    hiB    wife,    dau.    of    Richard 
Bodgaon,  and  has  Issue^ 
1  Rdmund-Wmiam. 

1  Emily-Marian.  2  Caroline-Margaret 

8  Another  daughter. 
I.  Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Fedder,  Esq.  of  Preston. 
Mr.  Birley  m.  2ndly,  4  Feb.  1828,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Robert 
Greene,  of  Liyerpool.    He  4.  29  May,  1S50. 

.«4r»«*— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  sa.,  on  a  feese.  engrailed, 
between  three  boars'  heads,  oouped,  arg„  a  mascle,  between 
two  cross-croaslets.  of  the  field,  for  Birlbt.  2nd,  a«.,  on  a 
chevron,  between  three  fleurs-de-lis,  aig.,  as  many  estoUes, 
gu.,  for  Shepherd.  3rd,  per  chevron,  or  and  sa.,  three  gates, 
counterohanged,  for  Yats. 

CixH—A  demi-boar,  sa.,  collared,  arg.,  chain  reflexed  ow 
the  bock,  or,  supporting  a  branch  of  wild  teaale,  ppr.,  and 
charged  on  the  shoulder  with  a  millrind,  azg. 

HIoUo— Omni  liber  metu. 

i8to<«— Kirkham  and  Halllwell  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster. 


BLAAUW  OF  BEECHLAND. 

Blaauw,  William-Henry,  Esq.  of  BeecWand,  co. 
Sussex,  M.A.,  F.^cA.,  6. 25  May,  1793;  m.  Ist,  14  June, 
1825,  Harriet,  dau.  of  John  King,  Esq.,  formerly 
M.P.  and  under-secretary  of  stete,  and  by  her  (who 
d  26  May,  1828)  had  issue, 

I.  Louisa-Henrietta,  d.  14  July,  1841. 

n.  Caroline-Jane,  d.  8  May,  1828. 
He  m,  2ndly,  16  June,  1832,  Mai^jaretrEmily,  dau. 
and  co-heiress  of  Sir  John-St  Leger  Qillmau,  Bart 
of  Currahoen,   co.   Cork,  by  Hannah,  dau.  of  Sir 
Thomas  Miller,  Bart,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

1.  HRNBt -Willi AM-GiLLMAH,  6.   March  9,   1834  (In  the 
light  infantTy  battalion  of  the  Royal  Sussex  MiliUa). 

n.  ITiomas-St.  Leger,  6.  July  1,  1889. 

I.  Emily-Hannah. 
Mr.  Blaauw,  who  t.  his  father  in  1808,  is  a  magistrate 
and  deputy -lietit  for  co.  Sussex. 

Htllf  AQf . — This  family  Is  of  ancient  Dutch  extraction, 
many  of  whom  have  been  buigomastors  of  Amsterdam. 

Qbrard  Blaauw,  6.  in  1708,  m,  18  June,  1730,  Maria- 

.Agneta,  dau.  of  David  Van  Heyst,  and  d.  IS  Deo.  1775, 

eaviug  issue, 

1.  William,  b.  9  Nov.  1748.  who  settled  in  England,  and  m. 

Ist,  in  1772,  Aur.e-Charlotte,  dau  of  M.  Charles  LeMaitre, 

by  whom  he  had  issue, 

1  Maria-Anne,  m.  6    Feb.    1796,   to   Thomas-Gardiner 
Bramston,  Esq..  M.P.  of  Skreens,  oo.  Essex,  whod.  in 
1831.    She  d.  6  Feb.  1821. 
S  Charlotte-Julia,  d.  in  1787. 

Mr.  Blaauw  m.  2ndly.  in  17S9,  Louisa,  dau.  of  Christopher 
Puller.  Esq.  of  Woodford,  co.  Essex,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
M  Oct  1842X  had  issue, 

1  William-Hbkrt,  his  successor,  now  of  Beediland. 
a  Louisa- Agnes.  »  94  April  IS13,  Capt  ChariesR -Man- 
ners MoUoy.  grenadier-guarda,  son  of  Oipt.   MoUoy, 
RN.,  by  Juliuia,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Laforey,  Bart    He 
d.  in  I8-U 

8  Frances- Elisabeth,  m.  14  June,  1817.  Fredeiick-Bax^ 
mester,  Esq.  of  Gwynne  House,  co.  Essex. 
Mr.  Blaauw  d.  S7  Dea  180$. 

IL  Gerard,  for  many  years  buigomaster  of  Amsterdam,  M. 
and  had  issue. 

JnN»— As.,  ahuman  fbot  cooped,  aig. ;  on  a  canton,  or, 
•Q  anchor,  gu. 
Crr^ — A  demi  Hon,  rampant  aig. 
AfoMo— Festiua  taite. 
&.«(^Beechland.  Newkk,  ca  Sussex. 

BLACKBURNE  OF  BALE. 

Blackburkb,  John-Ireland,  Esq.  of  Orford  and 
Hale,  CO.  Lancaster,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  Utely  M.P.  for 
Wwrington,  6.  26  May,  17S3;  •».  in  April,  1811, 
Anne,  dau.  of  William  Bamfbrd,  Esq.  of  Bamford,  in 
the  same  ci>unty»  and  baa  issue, 
L  JoHH-IiUBLAKik,  oapi.  5th  dragooo-guards,  h.  in  lS15s  «>• 
in  li^ft,  Marr,  dau.  of  Sir  Heniy  Hoghtoo,  Burt,  of 
Hoghton  Tower,  oo.  lAOcaster,  and  has  on«  sofi  and 
four  daua. 
1.  Emily,     n.  Harriott-Elinbeth.     m.  EUinor-Avena. 

Hinf  HQt- — This  branch  of  the  Blackbom  family  came 
fK'tn  Ycrk««hire,  h^^.  Cuzabetu,  and  eeiUed  a(  Qarotang, 

9i 


B  L  A 

WiLLTAM  Blackburw,  an  extensive  Buwda  memhant, 
originally  from  Yorkshire,  was  of  Thistleton,  in  Lancashire: 
he  was  fiither,  with  two  other  sons,  William*  and  Thomas,  of 
RiCBARD  Blaokburnb,  Esq.  first  of  Soorton  HaU,  near 
Garstang,  then  of  Thistleton,  and  lastly,  of  Nevrton,  all  in 
Lancashu^.  He  m,  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Aynesworth,  of 
Newton,  and  their  Srd  son, 

Tbomab  Blackbubmb,  Esq.  of  Orford  and  Newton,  b. 
in  1605,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Robert  Norris,  Esq.  of 
Boston,  and  had  nine  daus.  and  seven  sons :  of  the  latter, 
the  2nd, 

Jonathan  Blaokburnb,  Esq.  of  Orford,  6.  in  1(W6,  m, 
twice,  1st,  Anno,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lever,  Esq.,  and  relict  of 
C.  Lockwood,  Esq.  of  Leeds,  by  whom  he  had  three  sons, 
Thomas  j  John,  of  whom  presently ;  and  Jonathan.  He 
m.  2ndly,  Bridget,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bloomfield,  of  Little 
Leigh,  CO.  Chester,  and  had  by  her  four  daus.,  Margaret* 
TO.  20  July,  1686,  to  Thomas  Patten,  Esq.  of  Warringt<m ; 
Bridget,  to.  to  Henry  Richmond,  Esq.,  grandfather  of 
Bishop  Richmond ;  Mutha,  to.  to  J.  BUnstone,  Esq. ;  and 
Catharine,  d.  s.  p.    The  2nd  son  of  the  first  marriage, 

John  Blaokburnb,  Esq.  of  Orford  Hall,  became  by  pur- 
chase lord  of  the  manor  of  Warrington.  He  to.  Catharine, 
dau.  and  co-heiress  of  the  Rev.  William  Asheton,  B.D., 
rector  of  Prestwlch,  Lancashire,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1740) 
had  issue, 
I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

n.  John,  of  Liverpool,  merchant,  mayor  in  1760,  who  m. 
Dorothy,  dau.  of  L.  Barrett^  Esq.  of  Appleby,  co.  West- 
moreland, and  had  issue, 

1  John,  of  Hawford  House,  co.  Worcester,  and  of 
Wavertree  Hall,  Lancashire,  lord  of  the  mauor  of  Oar- 
ston,  Lancashire,  and  mayor  of  Liverpool  in  1788.  Ho 
TO.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  Jonathan  Blundell,  Esq.  of  liver- 
pool,  and  had  an  only  dau.  and  heiress,  Alice-Hannah, 
TO.  in  1814,  to  Thomas  Hawkea,  of  Himley  House,  oo. 
Worcester,  M.P.  for  Dudley.  Mr.  Blackbume  to.  Ondly, 
Ellinor,  dau.  of  Matthew  Strouge,  Esq,  mayor  of 
Liverpool  1768,  and  sister  of  the  late  Sir  James  Stronger 
Bart,  of  Tynan  Abbey,  oo.  Armagh. 
8  MUes,  d.  s.  p. 

8  Thomas,  settled  at  Lynn  Regi^  co.  Norfolk,  «.  Ist. 
Bandi,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Thomas  Steward,  Esq.  of 
Lynn,  bv  whom  he  had  one  son,  who  d  young.    He  m» 
2ndly,  Lucy,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Brooke  Hurlock,  of 
Lemarsh,  oo.  Essex,  and  by  her  had  two  iono^  Jonathan 
and  Thomas. 
4  Ashton,  of  liverpool. 
1  Catherine,  d.  22  Oct  1816. 
in.  Jonathan,  an  eminent  antiquary,  who   had  a  vevy 
famous  collection  of  prints ;  they  ^^'ore  sold  in  March, 
1786. 

lY.  WilUam,  of  Leeds,  m.  Miss  Preston,  of  The  Park,  aad 
had  two  sons  in  the  East  Indies. 
T.  AfM^"  ▼!.  James. 

L  Anne,  of  Fairfield,  near  Warrington,  the  great  natundiflfc 
and  correspondent  of  linnwua,  d.  mmm. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Blaokburnb,  Esq.  of  Orford  Hall,  higfa-aberiff 
of  Lancashire  in  1763,  m.  Ireland,  dau.  and  oo-heirBss  of 
Isaac  Green,  Esq.  of  Childwall  and  Hale,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  and  eventual  heir  of  Edward  Asptowall,  Esq.,  grand- 
son of  Edward  Aspinwall.  Esq.  of  A^nnwall,  and  Eleanar 
bis  wife,  elder  sister  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Gilbert  Ireland,  of 
The  Hutt  and  Hale,  lineally  descended  from  Sir  John  de 
Irvlond,  ttmp.  C^m^umtortM.  Mr.  Blackbume  d.  in  1768» 
leaving  issue. 
John,  of  whom  presently. 

Thomas.  LLD..  a  magistrate  for  the  co.  of  Chester  and 
warden  of  the  collegiate  church  of  Manchester.    He  re- 
sided at   Thelwall   Hall,  Cheshire,  and    m.    Margaret, 
ridest  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Brooke.  Bart.,  and  d,  bk  l8iS^ 
leaving  two  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Peter  Leigh, 
rector  of  I^rmm ;  and  Aime.  m.  to  Ralph  Petefs,  Eaq., 
and  is  nowTiving,  his  widow,  at  Southpoit. 
Isaac  of  Wanington,  high-eheriff  in  1803,  sk  Ahcia,  aole 
dau.  and  heire«s  of  Walter  Kerfoot^  and  <f.  in  1830. 
Anne.  m.  to  William  Bamford,  Esq.  of  Bamford. 
Mrs.  Blackbume  survived  her  husband  until  1795,  when 
the  HaIc  estate  devolved  uixm  her  eldest  son, 

John  Blackburxk,  Esq.  of  Orford  HaU  and  Hale,  P.R8. 
tc,  6.  6  Aug.  17M,  high-«berifi  of  Lancashire  in  1781, 
which  county  he  represented  in  parliament  for  forty-six 
yeaia.  He  »i,  19  April,  ITSl.  Ai"»»  dau.  of  Samud  Rod- 
bard.  £«i.  of  Sb^)too  Mallet,  and  had  issuer 
John-Irkland.  present  representative. 
Thomas,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders.  recUwr  of  Preetwich,  late 

I  •  William  was  ancestor  of  the  Blaolbtrns  <if  Brvi^  Bmd 
«nl  BU<kU  «  /f«rft,  Um  last  of  wiikdi  &mily  *<  John  Uiidart, 
K.-*l ,  and  their  oiilv  ch-Jd,  Sophia.  «.  the  Hon.  Richard 

,  Jon^  brother  to  the  6th  and  tiUk  V' 


B  L  a; 

yktt  of  Boclaa^  eo.  Lanouter.  ft.  1700,  Emma^  dau.  of 
Benry  Heskoth,  Eaq.  of  Newton,  oo.  Chester,  and  died, 
kaving  iasQO. 

GObert-Rodbard,  M.A.,  rector  of  Crofton,  co.  York,  b.  in 
1900,  w.  SI  Auff.  1832,  Charlotte,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late 
Gen.  Sir  Montagu  Burgoyne,  Bart  of  Sutton  Paric,  Bed- 
fordshire. 

Marf,  m.  to  Oeoiga-John  Lagh,  Esq.  of  High  Legh, 
Gbeshira. 

Ansa.  m.  to  Sdwin  Corbett  Bsq.  of  Damhall,  Cheshire. 
Btaabeth.  Harriet. 

Xr.  BlackbwM  d,  11  AprQ,  188S. 

Jrau—Axg ,  a  fesM^  nabul^  between  three  mullets,  ml 
Crat—A  M<^  rmr.,  standing  on  a  trumpet,  or. 
fiff>— Hala  Hsil,  and  Orford  Hall,  near  Warrington. 


BLACKER  OF  CARRICK  BLACKER 
Blacker,  Wiluah,  Esq.  of  Carrick  Blacker,  oo. 
Aima^  M.A.,  lieui.-ooL  of  the  Armagh  militia,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  high-flheriff  in  1811;  b,  1st  Sept.  1777 ;  fn. 
Hot.  1810,  Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  Sir  Andrew  Ferguson, 
Bart.,  M.P.  for  Londonderry.  Colonel  Blacker  was 
appoflnted  Tice-treasurer  of  Ireland  in  Jan.  1817,  and 
keld  office  untO  1829,  when  he  resigned.  He  «.  his 
&ther  in  1826. 

iLtnfXSt.— Captaxh  YALBxnms  Blaoksb,  of  Csrrick, 
eo.  Armagh,  6.  in  1507,  m.  Judith,  dau.  of  Geoige  Harris- 
•on,  Esq.  of  Ballydorgan,  oo.  Down,  and  had  one  son, 
GaoBOS,  and  a  dau.  Violetta.  Capt.  Blacker  purchased,  in 
1100,  fkom  Anthony  Cope,  Esq.  of  Loughall,  the  manor  of 
Csrrowbrack,  subsequently  known  as  Carrick-Blacker.  He 
4,  IT  Aug.  1077,and  was  interred  in  Seagoe  church.  His  only 


Ifxioa  OsoBOS  Blaokxb,  of  Carrick,  a  firm  adherent  of 
King  William  III.,  m.  Rosa,  dau.  of  Rowland  Toung,  Esq. 
of  Dfakeatown,  oo.  Louth,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in  1089,  left 
two  aooa;  the  younger,  Robert,  was  ancestor  of  the 
Blackkbs  itf  J>roffk$da  and  of  the  co.  Meath  ;  the  elder, 

WiLLLiM  BuiOKXB,  Esq.  of  Carrick  and  Ballytroan,  f». 

1st,  about  the  year  1M6,  Elisabeth,  daughter  of  CoL  the 

Hon.  Robert  Stewart,  of  Irry  and  Stewart  Hall,  in  the  oo.  of 

Tyrooe,  Srd  son  of  the  1st  Baron  Castlestewart,  and  by 

k«;  who  d.  11  Jan.  1078,  he  had  an  only  son,  Stcwabt, 

kto  heir.    Mr.  Blacker  m.  2ndly,  late  in  life,  Miss  Mathers, 

sad  had  another  son, 

Bsmud.  of  Tandrogee,  barrister-at-law ;  who  m.  S9  April, 

1794.  Mary,  dau.  of  Corry.  of  Rock  Corry,  co.  Monaghan, 

and  by  her  (who  d.  30  Oct  1771).  he  left  issue, 

Br.  JoHV  BiACcn,  M.R.I.A.,  rector  of  Moira,  co.  Down, 

and  afterwards  prebendary  of  Inver,  in  Donegal;  b. 

»  Sept.  1743;  m.  lst»  in  1767.  Uraoe^  dau.  of  £jcwell 

Cktsa,  Esq.  d  Elm  Park,  in  Armaghshire ;  and  2ndly, 

Boaan,  dau.  of  Dr.  Mesater,  of  London.  By  his  1st  wife 

he  had  firo  sons  and  four  daus.,  vis., 

Samnu^  in  holy  orders,  LL.D.,  prebendary  of  Mulla- 

biadc.  oo.  Arma^  b.  1771,  m.  1st,  Maiy-Anne,  daxL 

of  Darid  Roaa,  Esq.  of  RoMtravor,  by  whom  he  had, 

with  a  son.  Henry,  who  d.  ^p^  one  dau.,  Elisabeth, 

wk,  to  the  Rer.  N.  Calvert,  of  Hunsdon  House,  Herta 

Dr.  Samuel  Blacker  m.  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 

Thomas  Douglas.  Esq.  of  Qrsoe  HalL  co.  Down,  snd 

d.  3  Jan.  1849,  leaTing  issue,  St.  John-Thomas,  of 

Ball^ongford,  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Kerry ;  Thomas- 

Samod,    of  Gastle  Martin,  oo.   Rildare.    m.    1852, 

Frances-Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas-A.  Forde,  Esq., 

and  has  issue;  Theodosia,  d.  urvoi.',  and  Frances- 

Biaabetb,  «.  1861,  to  M.-M.  Blacker,  Esq.;  and 


MaxwaU,  of  Dublin,  Q.C.,  late  chairman  of  Kilmain- 
ham,  fr.  14  March,  U78,  d.  s.  i>.  in  1843. 

WnUam,  of  Armagh,  6.  IHA;  M.aLA.;  d.«.p.  SOOct. 
1850. 

Talentine^  C.B.,  Ueat.-ool.  of  the  1st  regiment  of  light 
infsntiy  in  the  E.  I.  Co.'s  service^  quartermaster- 
general  of  the  Madras  army,  surv^or-genentl  of 
India,  Ac,  b.  in  1778,  m.  22  Dec  1818,  Emma,  dau.  of 
Robert  Johnson.  Esq.  of  liTerpooL  and  had  three 
soQiv  Valentine-Samuel-Bany.  in  holy  orders ;  Max- 
weD-JuUtts,  in  holy  orders,  married;  and  Murray- 
Macmgor  m.  in  1851,  Frances-Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
the  Rer.  Dr.  Blacker,  and  has  issue ;  and  one  dau.. 
Emma-Louisa-Roaa.    He  d.  in  1823. 

St  John,  heut-coL  in  the  1st  regt  of  Madras  native 
hifiuitry,  h.  14  March,  1780.  m.  in  1828.  Aune- 
HamnKod,  only  child  of  Sir  Charies  Morgan,  and  d. 
ia  1842.  leaving  two  sons.  St  John-Maxwell,  lieut 
Slst  Aisillers.  d,  1862;  and  William;  and  two  daus., 
Charkitte  and  laabeDa. 

Mary. 

Qstharine.  m.  1st,  10  Jan.  1804,  to  the  Rev.  Charies 
Baricsr,  canon  of  WeU%  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  Robert 
Batt. 
93 


BL  A 

Graoe,  m.  6  May,  1809,  to  Robert  Alexander,  Esq.,  Y^ 
presentative  of  the  elder  branch  of  the  Caledon 
family ;  and  d.  in  1835,  leaving  issue. 
Charlotte,  m.  8  Dec.  1808,  to  M^ior-Oen.  Munio,  of 
Teaninich,  and  has  Issue. 
William  Blacker,  of  Carrick,  was  «.  at  hla  decease,  in  1732, 
by  his  elder  son, 

Stcwart  Blaokbb,  Esq.  of  Carrick,  b.  in  1671,  who  m. 
in  1704,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Henxy  Young,  A.M., 
and  niece  and  heiress  of  William  Latham,  Esq.  of  Brookend, 
00.  Tyrone,  and  had  issue, 
I.  William,  his  heir. 

n.  Ixktham,  6. 1711,  m.  Martha,  dan.  of  Peter  Beaver,  Esq. 
of  Drogheda,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  Sept.  1802)  he  left 
issue, 

1  William-Latham,  ta.  1773,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomaa 
HamUn,  Esq. ;  and  d.  in  1810,  leavhig,  Latham  (who 
took  the  name  of  Hamlin),  and  other  issue. 
8  Henry,  capt.  65th  regt.,  d.  «.  p.  in  America. 
8  Beaver,  who  m.  in  Dec  1789,  his  cousin.  Miss  Susan 
Blacker,  and  d.  in  1806,  leaving  issue, 
Latham,  of  London,  6.  25  Oct  1793 ;  who  m.  13  April, 
1820,  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Geoige  Miller.  D.D 
late  fellow  of  Trinity  Colloge,  Dublin,  vicar-general 
of  Armagh,  and  by  her  (who  d.  14  Dec.  1853),  has 
surviving  issue,  1  Beaver-Henry.  M.A.  in  holy  orders, 
6.  31  May.  1821,  m.  20  Feb.  1850.  Isabella,  eldest  dau. 
of  Martin-Brownly  Rutherfoord.  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  19  Dec.  1850)  has  an  only  child.  Latham- 
Brownly  Rutherfoord,  6.  5  Dea   1850;   2  Geoige- 
Miller,  b.  10  Aug.  1827;  3  Latham-WiUiam,  5. 18  June, 
1829,  m.  10  Dec.  1851,  Harriet-De  Maine,  youngest  dau. 
of  (diaries  Smith,  Esq. ;  1  Anna,  m.  29  Dec.  1849,  to 
Richard-Tipping  Hamilton.  Esq. ;   2  Catherine-Oeor- 
gina-  Elizsbeth  ;   8  Florinda-Mskha  :  4  Elisabeth- 
MUdred. 
Susan. 

Martha-Beaver,  m.  the  Rev.  Thos.-BlackerOwens;  and 
d,  in  1830.  • 

Frances- Anne^  la.  to  John-Shaw  MoChillodh,  Esq. 
4  Tiatham,  imjor  65th  refft..  Newent.  co.  Gloucester,  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Col.  Maddisson,  of  Lincolnshire;  and 
d.  11  June,  1846,  having  had  issue, 
George^  d.  imia.,  ensign  65th  regt.  1827. 
Martha,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Fendall,  M.A. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Richard  Gnalow,  Esq ,  son  of  Ardi* 
deacon  Onslow. 
Mary. 

Theodosia,  «a.  in  1832,  to  Frederick-John,  6th  Lord 
Monson,  who  d,  in  1841. 
6  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Heniy  Coddingtoo,  E«i.,  M.P.,  of 
Oldbridge,  and  had  issue, 
ni.  Heniy,  in  holy  orders.  M.A. :  6. 10  July,  1713;  m.  Miss 
Martin,  and  had  a  dau.  Frances,  who  d.  vmm,  in  1829. 
nr.  <}eoigB,  of  Hallsmill,  in  Duwnshire,  b,  26  Sept.  1718. 
m.  1st,  in  1744,  Mary,  only  surviving  dau.  of  Joseph 
Nicolson,  LLD.,  and  2ndlv.  in  1746,  AUcia,  only  child  of 
Edward  Dowdall,  Esq.  of  Mountown.  in  Meath  (by  Alicia 
Hau^ribton,  relict  of  —  Parsons.  Esq..  brother  of  Sir  WU- 
hom  Parsons.  Bart,  father  to  the  Earl  of  RosseX  and  had, 
with  other  issue.  James  Blacker,  magistrate  of  Dublin,  b. 
14  Aug.  1769,  who  m.  Miss  Mansexgh,  and  had,  inter  <Uio$, 
the  Rev.  Geonre  Blacker,  chaplain  to  the  dty  of  Dublin, 
and  rector  of  Toghadoe.  co.  Kildare. 
I.  Barbara.  6.  23  Oct.  1706,  m.  to  James  Twigg,  Esq.  of 
4tohan  ClasUe,  co.  Tyrone. 
Mr.  Blacker  d   in  1751,  aged  80,  and  was  buried  at  Sago. 
He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Blaokkb,  Esq.  of  Ouriok  and  Brookend,  6. 
12  Sept.  1709.    He  m.  8  Aug.  1738,  LedUa,  elder  dan.  of 
Henry  (Tary,  Esq.  of  Dungiven  Castle,  M.P.  for  the  oo.  of 
Londonderry,  and  d.  in  1783,  leaving  issue, 
I.  Stswabt,  his  heir. 

n.  William,  capt  105th  regt,  served  in  the  American  war. 
He  m.  the  dau.  and  heiress  of  Arthur  Jacob,  Esq.  of  Kil- 
lane.  co.  Wexford,  and  had,  1  William  Blackxb,  Em.  of 
Woodbrook,  co.  Wexford,  whose  son  is  the  present  Msjor 
Blacker,  of  Woodbrook  (Me  that  /amUy);  2  Edward; 
1  LetiUa;  2  Jane;  3  Hannah;  and  4  Susan, 
m.  Heniy,  a  oapt  in  the  62ud  regt.,  who  served  in  the 
American  war,  and  was  wounded  and  taken  prisoner  with 
Ctoneral  Buivoyne,  at  Saratoga.  He  inherited  fh>m  his 
maternal  unde,  the  Right  Hon.  Edward  Ouy.  the  house 
and  property  of  Milbum,  oo.  Deny.  He  d.  1  Sept  1827, 
and  was  buried  at  (^leraine,  leaving  hia  estates  to  his 
nephew,  the  Rer.  Richud  Olpherts. 
TV.  (JeoigCL  in  holy  orders,  who  d.  vicar  of  Sago,  1  May» 
1810.  0^  46. 

I.  Elisa,  6.  in  1739,  m.  Sir  William  DunUn,  Judge  of  the 
Supreme  0>urt  of  Judicature  In  Bengal, 
n.  Barbara,  m.  to  Richard  Olpherts,  Esq.  of  Armagh,  and 
had  issue. 
OL  Martha. 

IV.  Alicia,  m,  in  1772,  to  (General  Sir  James  ^tewart  Den* 
ham,  Bart,  G  C.H. 

V.  Jane,  m.  to  James  Fleming;  Esq.  of  Belleville^  oo. 
Cavan,  and  has  issue.  / 

Jigitized  by  ^^^  ^  ^.^^C 


'BL  A 


B  L  A 


▼T.  LetiUa.  m.  G«n.  the  Hon.  Bdwititl  Stopford,  brother  to 
the  Earl  of  Courtown,  and  baa  iasue. 
TIL  Lucinda. 
The  eldest  eon  and  anooeeeor, 

Tbs  Vkbt  Rbt.  Btcwabt  Blaoksb,  of  Garriok,  dean  of 
LdghHn,  and   laMerly  rector  of   Dumeree  and  Ticar  of 
Seagoe,  b.  1740,  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of  Sir  Hugh  Hill,  Bart,  M .P. 
for  Londondeny,  by  whom,  who  d.  S7  F^.  1797,  he  had 
four  Bona  and  five  daus.,  Tiz., 
L  WiLUAM,  now  of  Carriok-Blaoker. 
n.  George,  b.  S7  Dec  1784,  captain  in  the  Hon.  E.  T.  Co.*B 
17th  infiEUitry,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  CapC  WUllam  Bloane, 
Boyal  Bengal  artUlecy,  and  had  iaaue^ 
1  Stewart,  A.M.,  baniater^it-law,  b.  1  Jan.  1806. 
1  Ellsi-HUL  2  Heeter-Aune. 

8  Sophia-Maria,  d.  80  April,  1888. 
Gapt  Qeoige  Blacker  d.  31  Aug.  1815. 

m.  Stewart^  capi.  RN.,  poated  in  18S1»  d,  unm,  25  April, 

1826. 
IT.  Jamea-Stewart,  A.M.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Keady, 

CO.  Armagh,  b.  16  Feb,  1797,  m.  80  Not.  1824,  Eliza,  eldest 

dau.  of  Conyngham  Greg|,  Baq.  of  Bollymenoch,  in 

Downahire^  and  dying  in  1  w6,  left  iaaue^ 
1  Stewart-Bereeford,  6  in  Deo.  1826. 

9  Jamea-Conyngham,  6.  in  April,  1832. 
1  Sliaa.  2  Sophia. 

L  Letltia,  m.  to  George  Stnddert,  Esq.  of  Bunrotty  Castle^ 
CO.  dare,  and  d,  8  April,  1881,  leaying  issue. 

u.  Sophia,  m.  1st,  to  Matthew  Forde,  Esq.  of  Seaforde,  in 
00.  Down,  and  2nd]y,  in  1818,  to  William-Stewart  Hamil- 
ton, Esq.  of  Brownhall,  oo.  DonegaL  She  d,  in  June, 
182^  leaving  issue. 

m.  ratsiL  who  m.  1st,  Hu^rili  Imma-Uontgomery,  Esq.  of 
Bslhavel,  oo.  Leitrim,  and  of  Lawrenoetown,  in  Down- 
ahlre,  by  whom  (who  was  killed  by  a  fkll  ftnom  his  horse, 
26  April,  1826)  she  had  issue.  She  m.  2ndly.  at  Tours,  in 
France,  29  Sept  1830,  Monsieur  de  Chompi^  Royal 
Cuirasders. 

IT.  Louisa,  St.  to  John  Bea,  Esq.,  of  St  Oolumbs,  oo. 
Derry,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1882)  she  left^  at  her  decease 
in  1U5,  two  daua. 

T.  Caroline,  d,  unm.  80  April,  1828. 
Dean  Blacker  d.  1  Dec  1826»  aged  86. 

Am»—Aift.,  ffutt^-de-sang,  a  DaniA  warrior,  armed  with 
a  battle-axe  in  the  dexter,'  lutd  a  sword  in  the  sinister  hand, 
allppr. 

CYieie— AndenUy  a  Danish  battle-axe    Latterly,  the  same^ 


tpported  by  an  arm  in  armour,  ppc; 
IfoMo— Pro  Deo  et  Regc 
Ao^-Ctaxiok,  Portadown. 

BLACKER  OF  WOODBROOK. 
Blackbb,  Wiluam- Jacob,  Esq.  of  Woodbn>ok,  co. 
Wexford,  J.P.,  mi^or  of  the  Wexford  militia^  and 
high-sheriff  in  1852;  b.  in  1828;  m.  26  May,  1849, 
EUzabeih,  dau.  of  Henrey-Pratt  De  Montmorency, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Morres,  co.  Kilkenny.  Major  Blacker 
la  eldest  son  (by  Anne  his  wife,  daiL  of  the  late 
Bobert-Shapland  Carew,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  co.  Wexford, 
and  sister  of  Robert,  Lord  Carew)  of  the  late  Wil- 
liam Blacker,  Esq.  of  Woodbrook,  who  was  son  »of 
Captain  William  Blacker,  of  the  105th  regiment,  2nd 
son  of  William  Blacker,  Esq.  of  Carrick  and  Brook- 
sod,  by  Letitia  his  wife,  dau.  of  Ueniy  Cary,  Esq.  of 
DungiTen  Castle,  M.P.  for  oo.  Londonderry.  {See 
Blaokib  of  Oarrick-Blacker),  Minor  Blacker  has  one 
brother,  Robert-Shapland-Carew,  B.A.,  in  holy  orders, 
and  fiye  sisters,  viz.,  Anne,  m.  in  1848,  to  Sir  Robert 
Joshua  Ptol,  Bart.;  Susan,  m.  in  1840,  to  the  Rev. 
A.-L.  Kirwan,  dean  of  Limerick  (son  of  the  celebrated 
Dean  Kirwan);  Ellen-Leiitia;  Hannah-Dorothea;  and 
Jane-Mary. 

Arwu,  de.^-Quo»  aa  Blacxxb  qf  Carrkh'SlaclMr, 
&oi— Woodbrook,  oo.  Wexlord. 

BLACKETT  OF  WTLAM. 
Blaokitt,  JoHK-FENwiCK-BuBQOTifB,  Esq.  of  Wy- 
1am,  00.  of  Northumberland,  b,  in  1821 ;  KP.  for 
KewcasUe-on-Tyne. 

ILmrSSe.— Nicholas  Blackrt,  Esq.  of  Woodcroft 
(4th  in  descent  (bom  8ir  John  Blackett»  Knt.,  of  Wood- 
eroft,  who  fought  at  AgincourtX  «s.  Alyson,  dan.  and 
oo-heir  of  Sir  BowUnd  Tempest,  Knt,  and  one  of  the 
lepiessuiaUfes  of  the  noble  fomlly  of  UmfieTill^  Earls  of 
Angus.    Hia  great-grandson, 

WnjJiAM  Blackctt,  Esq.  of  Hoppyland^  in  the  oo.  of 
94 


Durham,  first  possessed  the  lead  mines  in  Durham,  which 
have  produced  great  wealth  to  the  junior  branches  of  his 
descendants.  He  had  issue  three  sons,  yia.,  Chbistophib, 
his  heir ;  Edward,  whose  issue  is  extinct ;  and  William,  MP. 
for  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  created  a  Bart,  in  1678,  ancestor 
of  the  present  Sib  Edwabo  Blacktit,  Bart,  of  Matfen. 
The  eldest  son, 

Chbistophkr  Blaokrt,  Esq.  of  Hoppyland,  aa  ofSoer  in 
the  army  of  King  Chablxs  I.,  m.  Alice,  dau.  and  sole  heir 
of  Thomas  Fenwick,  Esq.  of  Matfen,  in  the  co.  of  Northum- 
berland, and  dying  in  1675,  left  issue,  William,  of  Hoppy- 
land, for  many  years  enroy  at  the  ootnrt  of  Sweden,  where 
he  m.  the  dau.  of  the  Due  de  Boys,  but  d. «.  j>.  25  Deo. 
1695 ;  and  Jomr  Blaokstt,  Esq.  of  Hoppyland  and  Wylam, 
Northumberland,  high-aherilf  in  1692.  He  m.  Mary,  dan. 
and  heir  of  Biehard,  son  of  John  Errington,  Esq.  of  Erring- 
ton  Hall  and  Beaufiront,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  sister  of  Sir 
Henry  Widdrington,  Knt  of  Widdrington  Caatle,  and  was 
«.  at  hia  decease.  In  1707,  aged  seventy-two,  by  his  eldest 
son, 

JoBV  Blaokstt,  Esq.  of  Hoppyland  and  Wylam,  high- 
sheriff  in  1714.  He  d.  in  the  same  year,  leaving,  by  EUaa- 
both  his  wifo,  dau.  of  John  Baoon,  Esq.  of  Staward  Peel 
(with  two  daus.,  Isabella,  s».  to  William  Clavering,  Esq.  of 
Bevington ;  and  Alice,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Blackett  Burton, 
Esq.  of  KiverstonX  an  only  son  and  successor, 

JoHH  Blaokrt,  Esq.  of  Wylam,  high-sheriff  in  17S8. 
He  m.  1st,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Edward  Orey,  Esq.,  by  Anne 
his  wife^  dau.  of  Eobert  Lambton,  Esq.,  5th  son  of  Sii- 
William  Lambton,  Knt.,  alain  at  Naset^  Moor,  and  had 
four  sons,  Jomr,  heir;  Edward,  an  officer  in  the  army, 
d.  unm.  I  William,  an  offloer  in  the  army,  d,  unm.  ;  and 
Thomas,  successor  to  his  brother.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elizabeth 
Crosbie,  and  had  another  son,  Chbistophkr,  who  «.  his 
half-brother  Thomaa.  Mr.  Blackett  was  «.  at  hia  deeeaao, 
in  1769,  by  hia  eldest  son, 

JoHir  Blackstt.  Esq.  of  Wylam,  who  d.  unm.  in  1791, 
and  was  «.  by  his  next  surviving  brother, 

Thomas  Blackxtt,  Esq.  of  Wylam,  who  dying  also  with- 
out issue,  in  1801,  was  «.  by  his  half-brother, 

Chbistophkb  BLAOXKrr,  Esq.  of  Wylam,  who  m,  Alice, 
dau.  of  William  Ingham,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Chbistophkb,  late  of  Wylam. 

WiDiam-Fenwick,  who  m.  Oatherine-Porterfleld,  dau.  of 
Bobert  Stewart,  Esq.  of  St.  Fort,  co.  Fife,  and  has  fasue. 

John- Alexander,  in  noly  orders,  vioar  of  Heddon-on-the- 
Wall,  Northumberland,  m.  Annie,  only  child  of  lieut.- 
CoL  Hamilton,  by  Anne  his  wife,  eldest  sister  of  William 
Ord,  Esq.  of  WhTtfleld  Hall 

Alice,  m.  to  Anthony  Surtees^  Esq.  of  Hamsteri^  Hall,  oo. 
Durham,  and  d.  in  18S7. 

EUaabeth.  Dorothy-Christian. 

Mr.  Blackett  d.  26  Jan.  1829,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Chbistophkb  Blaokktt,  Eeq.  of  Wylam,  formerly  oapt 
18th  hussars,  and  M.P.  for  South  Northnmberland ;  b. 
22  June,  1788;  who  m,  15  Aug.  1818,  EUsabeth-Tounge, 
dau.  and  co-beir  of  Montagu  Burgoyne,  Esq.,  younger  son 
of  Sir  Boger  Buigoyne,  Bart.  ;  by  this  lady  (who  d. 
29  Maxoh,  1883)  Mr.  Bbu±«tt  had  isue, 

JoHH-Fstrwicx-BuBOOTiri;  now  of  Wylam. 

Edward-Algernon,  R.N. ;  wl  25  May,  185S^  Luoy»  dan.  of 
the  BevTr.  Minohin. 

Montagu.  Frances-Mary. 

Jrnu—Arg.,  on  a  chevron  between  three  maOeta,  pierced* 
sa.,  three  escallops  of  the  Add. 
Creti — A  hawk's  head,  erased,  ppr. 
Afbtto— Nous  travaillerons  dots  I'eqpftvicek 
iScfot— Wylam,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 


BLAGRAVE  OP  CALCOT  PARK. 

Blaobave,  JoHif ,  Esq.  of  Galoot  Park,  BeriES,  J  J». 
and  D.L.,  coL  of  the  Berkshire  militia^  b.  14  Hardly 
1781 ;  m.  Ist^  Sept  1827,  Mary-Aime,  dau.  of  Henry 
Parsons,  Esq.,  and  relict  of  the  Rev.  Matthsw  Robin- 
son, brother  of  Lord  Rokebv ;  and  2ndlj,  80  Nov. 
1841,  Qeofgiana,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  WilUam  Rowley^ 
of  Tendring  HaU,  oo.  Suffolk,  Bart 

lCnfS0f . — JoHX  Blaobatb,  Esq.  of  Hlghworth,  who  si. 
Agnes,  dau.  of  John  lUbhlewhite,  Esq.  of  South  Fawley,  oo. 
Barks  (living  12th  Hbtbt  VII.,  and  aunt  ofSir  Thomaa  miyte, 
lord-mayor  kk  1554,  founder  of  St.  John's  Oollege,  Oxford) 
waa  father  of  Thomas  Blaobatb,  Esq.  of  WatohflekJ, 
whose  son,  Thomas  Blagrave,  of  Shrivenham,  had  a  son, 
GKonoB  Blaqbayk,  living  1594,  who  was  greaHpmt-gnmd- 
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Jomr  Blaobatb,  Esq.  of  Wfttchfldd,  who  w.'in  1723, 
Aime  HuMy,  and  bad  an  only  son  and  hdr, 

TraMUB  Blaorats»  Esq.  of  Watohfield,  who  m.  Cathe- 
line,  only  dau.  and  eventual  heiress  (through  the  death  i.p. 
«f  her  three  brothers)  of  Charles  Garnrd,  Esq.  of  Kingwood, 
by  Maiy  hk  wife,  only  child  and  heir  of  Edward  Batten, 
I^.  of  Lamboum  Woodlandi,  oo.  Berks.  By  this  lady  he 
had  (with  two  dans.,  Catherine,  t».  to  Samuel  Pocoeke, 
Eiq.  of  Beanbam,  co.  B«rks»  and  Agnes-Anne)  an  only  son 
iDdhdr, 

Jobs  BLAoajL-^m,  Esq.  of  Watchfield,  parish  of  Shriven- 
hsB,  wh^  m.  in  1778  or  1779,  Frances,  eldest  dau.  and 
flo-heir  of  Anthony  Kagrave,  son  and  heir  of  Anthony 
Bbgrave,  Eaq.  of  Soothcot,  and  grandson  of  John  Blagrave, 
bq.  of  Reading,  If  .P.  by  Hester  his  wife,  dau.  of  Wm.  Qon, 
Wk^.  of  BaxTow.    By  her  had  surviving  issue, 

Jonr,  now  of  Csloot  Park. 

Anthony,  «».  Mrs.  Bayl^,  dau.  of  —  Yates,  Esq.,  and  has 
issue  a  son,  John-Henry,  and  a  dau.,  Frances- Anna-Byam, 
fli.  to  the  Be7.  Geoiige  Bingham,  of  Dorsetshire. 

Charies-Geonre.  in  theeivil  service  of  the  B.  I.  Co.,  m.  a  dao. 
of  —  Colvin,  £sq»  and  has  issue,  Charles- Alexander,  6. 
17  June,  1816 ;  Thomas-Colvin,  b.  25  March,  1818 ;  two 
other  sons  and  five  daus.,  Elizabeth-Helen-Russel,  Jean- 
Xaria-Ann,  Frances-Elizabeth-Colvin,  Cathenne-Calverly, 


Oathsrine.  m.  to  Sir  Boberi  PocUiagton.  Knt.  of  Chils- 

woTth,  CO.  Suffolk. 
BinirApvfft.  m.  in  1820,  to  the  Rev.  Martin-Joseph  Bouth, 

D-D./Preddent  of  Magdalen  College,  Oxon. 
AuM,  SI.  to  the  Bev.  Henry  Pole^  son  of  Sir  Charles  Pole^ 

Bart. 

Agnes.  Harriet. 

Cbailotte^  «k  to  Job  Hanmer,  Esq.  of  Holbroke  Hall,  oo. 


Mr.  Bhgiave  d.  28  Feb.  1827. 

Arwu  Or,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  legs  in  armour,  couped  at 
tbe  thigh,  and  erased  at  the  ancle,  ppr. 

Cnat  A  falcon,  ppr.,  boUed,  or.  (Another  cre«^-An  oak 
\gm,  sradkated.  ppr.    ^InoOfr^-Three  palm  branches,  ppr). 

Mfltts— Pro  marts  ei  arteu 

ftrt-Calcot  Parte,  CO.  Berks. 

BLAIR  OF  BLAIR. 

Blaib,  Wiujam-Fobdtob,  Esq.  of  BIait,  oo.  Ayr, 
Ji».  and  D.L.,  captain  R.N.,  b.  10  Sept.  1807 ;  m. 
28  July,  1840,  CaroHne-Isabella,  youngest  dau.  of 
tbs  late  John  Sproty  Esq.  of  London,  and  sister  of 
Mai^  3prot>  of  lUddell,  and  has  issue, 

L  ▼nxzAX- Augustus,  6.  24  June,  1848. 

n.  Fredorick-Gordon,  6. 11  Nov.  1863. 

L  Mary.  n.  Caroline-Madelina. 

SineXft. — ^Tbe  Blaibs  of  Blair,  connected  by  Inter- 
■aitiages  with  the  first  families  in  the  west  of  Scotland, 
have  matntained,  for  upwards  of  six  centuries,  a  high 
posittoii  in  the  oo.  of  Ayr.  They  daim  the  chlefship  of  all 
the  Bbin  in  the  south  and  west  of  Scotland;  but  the 
Bukin  ^  JteUAfodfr,  settled  in  the  eountiee  of  Fife,  Perth, 
■ad  Angus,  diqmte  the  honour  with  them.  JAM/ia  VI.,  to 
vhom  the  point  was  referred,  determined  that  *'the  oldest 
mmk,  fsr  the  time  befaig,  of  either  fiunUy,  should  have  the 
ineedeD^."  Both  flomiUes  appear  to  be  equally  andent, 
but  the  beUef  that  they  spring  ttcm  the  same  ancestry  is 
sBtnmeiy  doubtfol,  their  arms  bearing  no  afiluity. 

fie  fir  back  as  1206,  William  de  Blair  occurs  in  a  contract 
hiitwwm  Balph  de  Eglinton  and  the  town  of  Irvine.  His 
gzaadson,  Snt  Bbtcs  Blaib,  of  Bkir,  was  one  of  the 
ytkihM  asnnrlstnil  with  WaUaoe,  in  defence  of  the  liberties 
flf  Seotlsnd ;  and  in  m(«e  recent  times,  the  troublous  period 
if  the  gnat  dvfl  war,  another  Sir  Bryoe  BUdr,  of  Blair, 
aOcted  wUhunahaken  k^ty  to  King  Chabub  I.,  by 
nhoa  he  was  knighted. 

Hadalmmk  Blaik,  (the  erentual  heiress  of  fUs  eminent 
hoBsa^  only  dau.  of  William  Blahr,  of  Bhdr,  son  and  heir  of 
WIBiam  BWr,  of  Blair,  by  the  Lady  Margaret  Hamilton, 
hiiwIfB^  dan.  of  Wiffiam,  2nd  Duke  of  HamUton),  m. 
WHBam  Seott,  Esq.,  advocate,  second  son  of  John  Scott, 
1^.  of  MsUdBy,  in  Midlothian,  (an  andent  brandi  of  Buc- 
dewfaX  xmI  had  a  son,  WnxiAM,  her  heir.  The  heiress  of 
BMr  d.  probably  before  the  year  1716,  and  Mr.  Scott,  her 
vidover,  who  had  assumed  the  surname  of  Blair,  m. 
IMIy,  Qskhflttee^  only  dau.  of  Alexander  Talt,  of  Edin- 
boigli,  metehant,  and  had  by  her  five  sons  and  six  daus. ; 
iIl,  1  HAMiLioir,  heir  to  his  half-brother;  2  Alexander, 
s«n«7or  of  the  eostoms  at  Port  Glasgow,  m.  Elizabeth, 
tally  dao.  of  John  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Orange,  and  had 
95 


issue;  8  John,  captain  of  infantry,  killed  at  MIndcn,  In 
1759;  4  Thomias,  comet  in  the  Scots  Oreys,  killed  at  the 
battk  of  Vald,  in  1747;  6  William,  an  officer,  slain  at 
Oswego,  in  India,  in  1760;  1  Ann,  m.  to  David  Blair, 
Esq.  of  Adamton;  2  Madaline,  m.  to  Sir  William  Maxwdl, 
Bart,  of  M<mrdth;  3  Janet,  m.  to  Alexander  Tdt,  Esq., 
one  of  tbe  prindpal  derks  of  sesdon;  Barbara,  m.  to 
William  FuUarton,  Esq.  of  that  ilk ;  6  Catherine,  d.  unm. ; 
6  Mary,  m.  to  Sir  John  Sinclair,  Bart,  of  Stevenston. 
Madalene  Blair  was  «.  at  her  decease  by  her  son, 

WiLUAM  Blair,  Esq.  of  Blair,  who  d.  tmm.  in  1732, 
and  was  «.  by  his  half-brother, 

Hamiltov  Blair,  ^Isq.  ms^or.  Soots  Greys.  He  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  Sydenham  Williams,  Esq.  of  Herringston,  co. 
Dorset,  and  dying  in  1782,  left  (with  two  daus.,  Agatha, 
s».  to  Iieut.-0ener8l  Avame;  luid  Jane,  m.  to  Bobert 
Williams,  Esq.  of  Ceme  Abbas,  oo.  Dorset)  a  son  and 


William  Blair,  Esq.  of  Blahr,  M.P.  for  Ayrshire.    He  m, 
Madalene,  dau.  of  the  late  John  Fordyce,  Esq.  of  Ayton,  oo. 
Berwick,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1817,  had 
Hamilton,  capt  RN.,  d.  21  May,  1816. 
John-Charloe,  capt  R.N.,  d.  6  July,  1836. 
WiLUAM-FoRDYOB,  present  representative. 
HenryMdvUle,  lieut  B.N.,  d.  18  July,  1837. 
Augustus,  capt.  Scotch  fUsiliers. 
Catharine,  m.  to  Matthew  Fortescue,  Esq.  of  Stephens- 

town,  CO.  Louth,  and  d.  17  Dec.  1847. 
Madaline^  m.  to  Alexander  Scot,  Esq.   of  Trinity,  lOd- 

lothian. 

Louisa,  m.  to  Colonel  Jackson,  of  Bnnisooe^  co.  Mayo. 
EllBabeth.  Charlotte. 

Jane-Gordon,  d.  in  1829. 
Geoigiana,  m.  to  James  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Comaoassa,  co. 

MonaghuL 

CoL  Blair  d.  21  Oct  1841. 

.<4rm>— Quarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  on  a  saltier,  sa.,  nine 
masdes,  of  the  fidd,  for  Blair  ;  2ud  and  3rd,  or.  on  a  bend, 
as.,  a  star  between  two  crescents,  of  the  Add,  and  in  base  an 
arrow,  bend-wise,  ppr.,  fioathered,  headed,  and  barbed,  aig., 
for  Scott. 

Crett^A  stag,  lodged,  ppr. 

Ifotto— Amo  proboa. 

Sm^— Blair,  near  Dahy. 


BLAm  OP  BALTHAYOCK. 

Blair,  Keil-James-Feroubson,  Esq.  of  Balthayock, 
CO.  Perth,  J.P.,  b.  9  June,  1814. 

%iVltH%t4 — ^Alkxakder  DC  Blair,  who  lived  in  the 
reigns  of  William  the  lion,  and  his  son,  Alexakder  II. 
m.  Ela,  dau.  of  Hugh  de  Nyden,  of  that  ilk.  and  d.  in  1230, 
leaving  a  son.  Sir  Wiluam  db  Blair,  who  was  Steward  of 
Fife,  and  was  knighted  by  King  Albxandkr  II.  He  was 
i.  by  his  son.  Sir  Alsxaitobr  Blair,  whose  son  and  heir, 
(by  Hden  his  wife,  sister  of  Sir  William  Bamsay),  John 
Blair,  was  fkther  of  David  db  Blair,  who  d.  in  the  reign 
of  King  David,  leaving  two  sons,  Thomas,  the  yoimger, 
ancestor  of  the  Blairs  of  Ardblair;  and  the  elder,  his  hdr, 

Patrick  de  Blair,  the  first  designed  of  Balthayodc. 
From  this  Patrick,  who  was  living  in  1370,  derived  the 
distinguished  family  of  Blair  of  BdUhayoek,  and  its  off- 
dioots,  the  Blairs  settled  in  France,  the  Blairs  of  FUUni- 
rtieh,  OliuewMjf,  BalmyU,  Ac. 

Maroaret  Blair,  of  Balthayock,  (only  dau.  and  heir  of 
John  Blair,  of  Balthayock,  son  of  Sir  Alexander  Blair,  of 
Balthayock,  by  Elizai)eth  his  wife,  only  child  of  Thomas 
Fotheringham,  of  Powrie),  m.  in  1723,  David  Drummond, 
(son  of  David  Drummoni^  advocate^  who,  upon  his  mar- 
riage, assumed  the  name  and  arms  of  Blair.  He  d.  in 
1728,  leaving  by  the  said  Margaret,  a  son  and  successor, 

JoHH  Blair,  of  Balthyock,  who  m.  Patricia,  dau.  of 
John  Stevens,  Esq.  of  Edinburgh,  and  had  issue  a  son, 
David,  and  five  daus.,  of  whom  the  ddest  dau. 

Maroaret  Blair,  s».  Mi^  Johnston,  and  had  an  only 
dau.  and  hdr, 

Jbmdca  Johvstoh,  who  beeame  representative  of  the 
family  of  Blair  of  Balthapoek,  and  m.  26  Nov.  1811,  Adam 
Feiigusson,  Esq.,*  and  had  issue,  Nbil^ambb,  now  of 
Balthayock;  Adam;  David;  John;  James;  George;  and 
Bobert. 

.<4nR«— Arg.,  a  dievron,  sa.,  between  three  tortoises^  go. 
Crtttr-A  dove  with  winigs  expanded,  ppr. 
ifoMo—Virtute  tutus. 
iSM^— Balthayock,  oo.  Perth. 

*  Mr.  Feivosson  m.  2ndly,  Jessy,  ddcst  dau.  of  the  late 
M.  Tower,  of  Aberdeen,  xncrchaat  ^  t 


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BLAKE  OF  HORSTEAD. 

Blaki,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Horstead,  co.  Norfolk, 
LL.D.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  18  March,  1790. 

UltlCXfff  • — ^Thls  familj,  luppoted  to  have  oome  fiwm 
WUU,  ihiMrUy  preTious  to  tho  civil  war,  Ump.  Charlbs  I., 
havo  been  reddrnt  for  eevetal  geaemtioiie  at  Dunwell 
and  ftt  Soottow,  in  Norfolk. 

BoBsaT  Blajli,  6.  in  1655»  (4th  eon  of  John  BUke,  Oent 
of  Bun  well,  by  Anne  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Thomea  Welbee; 
and  grendeon  of  John  Bleke^  who  wee  admitted  to  oopy- 
bold  lende  in  Bunwell,  a.D.  1088)  eetlled  et  Scottow,  where 
he  erected  e  good  houae.  He  m.  in  1681,  Meiigeret,  eldeet 
deu.  of  William  Durrent,  Esq.  of  Soottow,  (anoeetor  of 
the  Durranta,  Barta.)  and  d.  in  Deo.  17S9.  leaving  two  eona, 
Bobert  and  TBOMAa,  of  whom  the  younger, 

TBOMAa  Bluci,  6.  in  1089,  t.  hia  father  at  Soottow.  He 
WL  Kliaabeth,  dau.  of  John  Jex,  Eaq.  of  Loweatoft, 
and  Mary  hia  wile,  dan.  and  oo-heir  of  William  Coulaon,  of 
bwanton  Abbota,  and  had  two  aona,  Thoha8,  and  William, 
of  Bwanton  Abbota,  who  d.  «.  p.  Mr.  Blake  d.  in  Aug. 
178d,  and  waa  i.  by  hia  elder  eon, 

TBOMAa  Blaki,  Eaq.  of  Soottow,  6.  18  June,  1726,  who 
m.  Judith,  dau.  of  William  Clarke,  Eaq.  of  Loddon,  and  d. 
S6  June,  1806,  leaving  two  anna, 
TnoMAa  hia  heir. 

William,  to  whom  hia  nnde  William  bequeathed  the  eatate 
or  Swanton  Abbota,  and  who  aaaumed  (by  aign-manuAl. 
dated  17  Aug.  1887)  the  additional  aumame  and  arma  of 
J BX.    {8t$  J sx-Blakb  V BwanUm  AUoU.) 
The  elder  eon  and  heir, 

TaoMAa  Blakb.  Eaq.,  barriaterai-law,  of  Soottow,  J.P. 
and  D.L.  tor  oo.  Norfolk,  6.  S2  June,  1765,  m.  lat,  Mar- 
garet, only  ehild  of  the  Bov.  Thomaa  Weeton,  rector  of 
Cookeley  and  Haleaworth,  oo.  Suffolk;  and  2ndly,  Theo- 
dora-Martha, dau.  of  David  Oolombtne^  Eaq.  of  Norwich, 
(deecended  ftom  an  andent  family  of  Dauphiny,  trwa 
wbenoe  hia  grandfather,  a  phyaidan,  withdrew  after  the 
revocation  of  the  edict  of  Nanioa.  in  1686,  and  aetUed  at 
Norwich).  By  the  latter  lady  only  (who  cL  S8  July,  1801) 
Mr.  Blake  had  iaaoe, 
I.  THUMAa  now  of  Horatead. 

II   Robert,  ».  83  Nov.  179S,  of  Swafiekl.  and  Wroxham 
Uouae.  CO.  Norfolk.  J.  P.,  an  ofBoer  in  the  army,  aevorvly 
wounded,  and  loat  hia  leg  in  action  near  Bayoune,  IS  Dec 
ItilS.    He  aaaumed,  by  royal  aign-maiuial.  10  Aug.  1847, 
the  additional  aumame  and  anna  of  HuMrnsv.    He  m. 
Chariotte^  youngest  dan.  of  lieut -Colonel  Harvey,  of 
TlMMpe  Lodge,  near  Norwich,  and  haa  iaau«^ 
1  Robert-HarvOT.  fc.  23  Jan.  1843. 
S  "Diomaa,  *.  3  March.  18U. 
8  John.  k.  S3  Jan.  1847. 
1  Maigarai.  S  Eleanor, 

ni.  Heniy^WttUam.  ft.  S9  Deo.  1798.  tn  holy  ordera,  rector 
of  Thumtng.  oo.  Norfblk.  late  fellow  of  Corpua  Chnsti 
CoU^ra  M.  let,  Louie*,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles 
Day.  of  Horafbrd.  and  granddan.  of  lieut. -CoL  Harvey. 
of  Thorpe  Lodge,  and  by  her  (who  4,  11  Mardt,  184j>) 
had  aurviving  iasucL  Henry,  h,  4  Jan.  1843.  He  ■».  Sndly, 
Mary.  dau.  of  Mt^Jor  Heitland.  of  the  Bengal  ariilkiy. 
rr.  mncie^ohn.  of  Norwich,  h,  31  March.  1801.  «k  Sarah, 
eldeet  dan.  of  the  Rev.  George  Norria.  of  Woodnorton,  oo. 
Nortotk.  and  by  her  (who  d.  30  July,  18S7)  haa  twodaaa., 
Prances  and  f^ieanna  Mirgarot- 

1  Tb«odora  Martha,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Robert-FOontaine 
Khrin.  rector  of  WUby  and  Hargbam.  Norfolk. 
n.  Maria- Margaret,  m.  the  Rev.  George  Howee.  rector  of 
Spixwocth,  CO.  Norfolk,  and  vicar  of  Gaadey,  co.  Suffolk. 
and  d.  11  Febi  18:20,  leavii«  iam^  a  eon,  Ftederkk 
Uoweei 

ra.  JwUtk-IUaake^ 
Mr.  Bteke  d.  17  Bept.  18U. 
Aa«-Horalaad.  Korfblk. 


BLAKS   OP   SWANTON   ABBOT& 
£ht  Jiz-Blakb  or  Swaktoh  AiMm. 


BULKS  OF  RENYTLK 

Blakv,  HKsmi^  Ekl  of  RmvyK  co.  (Sahraj^  J J^., 
Ik  IS  Not.  17S9 ;  ae.  22  I>ec  ISIO.  Martka<Louia%daiL 
ok  J  oaepk  AttoreoU,  Em^  of  Portkad  Place,  Loodoo, 
«idhaA  tssua, 

L  EaOAa-HKKttT.  fieieL  BJ{.«  k  19  Dm.  ISU. 


n.  Harold-Henry,  b.  1  July,  1817. 

ui.  Ethdbert-Henry,  M.D.,  in  the  98th  regiment,  b. 

Dec  1818,  m.  Oct.  1849,  Jane-Caroline,   dau.  of  Dr. 

Hay,  E.I.C.& 
IT.  Egbert-Henry,  royal  engineera,  b.  16  Sept.  1821,  loat 

in  the  wreck  of  the  "  Solway,**  April,  1848. 
y.  Ethelred-Heniy,  d.  1838,  aged  14. 
Ti.  Ethelatane-Henry,  b.  8  April,  1820. 
Tii.  Herbert-Henry,  6.  4  May,  1828. 
1.  EmeUe-Anna.  n.  Eleanor-EUnbeth. 

Mr.  Blake  ia  a  mag^rate  for  the  counties  of  Qalwaj 
and  Mayo. 

ILinZK^t, — ^RiOHABO  Caddue  alku  Blaki,  aberiff  of 
Connaught  in  1806,  was  the  anoeator  of  the  many  noUe 
fkmiliea  of  the  name  in  Ireland,  and  of  the  Blaku  ^ 
Langkam,  ee.  Sinffolk,  and  TtaUel  CoHle,  oo.  Durham,  both 
Rnjj^iah  baroneta. 

The  remarlcable  petition  presented  by  John  Blake  alioi 
Caddie,  eldeet  and  lineel  deecendant  of  Richard  Caddie 
aliat  Blake,  aheriffof  Connaught,  1806,  to  the  ComxniMionera 
of  Plantation  in  Connaught,  1640,  and  the  oommiaaionera' 
report  thereon,  with  other  fkmily  documenta,  aotiafactorily 
prove  the  orig^  and  deaoent  of  thia  old  fiunily  trota  their 
flrat  coming  to  Connaught  down  to  the  preeent  HamtT 
Blaxs,  of  Benvyle,  who  la  the  head  of  thia  andent  family. 

RiOBARD  Caddlb,  alioi  Blake,  purchased  aeveral  manoca 
fh>m  Thomaa  Stobridge,  in  1816,  in  addition  to  whidi  he 
got  granta  in  the  reigns  of  Edwabx>  I.  and  II.  He  had 
four  aona,  Walter;  John;  Thomae-Niger;  and  Valentine. 

Waltke,  eldeet  eon  of  Richard,  got  a  grant  of  the  oua- 
toma  of  Galway ;  he  had  Ave  aona,  John ;  Henry,  attainted 
for  joining  the  rebellion  of  the  De  Buiigfaai  Nicholas; 
Walter;  and  William  Fits  Walter  FiURkduu^  Anom  whom 
Lord  Wallacourt  and  the  Blakcs  ^  BaUiiutfad  are  de- 
scended. 

Joax-OOB  BLAKa,  eldest  son  of  Walter,  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  FhiUp  LeBron,  of  Atbanry,  by  whom  he  had  three 
eona.  Henry;  Walter; and  Geofb^.  InthelSth  ofRiCHAan 
II.,  divera  knda  about  Athenry  were  granted  to  John  and 
Henry,  hia  heira.  John  d,  1490,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  eldest 
son. 

HaxaT-Fm  Jomr,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Bermlngham 
of  Athenry,  and  had  five  aona,  John ;  Nidtolas ;  Thomas ; 
Walter;  and  Richard.  He  got  a  grant  of  hmd  in  the  oo. 
Galway,  Snd  Havar  YL  Thte  Henry  and  aeveral  membera 
of  the  Blake  fiunily,  in  1436,  joined  in  giving  granta  to  the 
church  of  Saint  Nicholas,  Galway.  and  aubseqnently,  in 
1446,  .they  had  an  amicabie  diviaion  of  their  landed  pos- 


Jonr  Blasx,  eldest  eon  of  Heniy,  m,,  and  had  two  aoos, 
Vakntine  and  Wmfcam.  and  a  dan.  Juhan,  m.  to  Peter 
I^rnch.    He  d.  in  1468,  and  WM  a.  by  hfa  eon  and  heir, 

VALxrava  Blaks,  who  m,  JuHan,  dan.  of  GeoOkey 
I^yneh,  by  whom  he  had,  John,  hia  heir;  Valentine; 
Thomaa,  ancestor  of  the  Blaus  ^  Memliugk  (Barta.) 
rowvrAiU,  and  Drum;  William;  and  Annestaaia,  m,  to 
William  Browne^  of  Galway.    He  d.  1499,  and  waa  «.  by 

Joui  Blasx,  his  eldest  son,  who  «».  Evelina  Bkctret, 
and  had.  Nidkobs,  his  heir;  Ridiard.  anoeator  of  the 
Blakis  ^  KilhtUm^  (now  FrmchfortX  and  of  the  Blaks 
^Cn9§Cmaa»iUid  John-FitihJohn ;  with  a  dan.  Julian, 
m.toBodkin.    Tbe  eMeet  eon, 

Nkbolab  BLAKa,  aaayor  of  Galway,  1566,  si.  let,  Oennet, 
dan.  of  Jamea  Ffrench.  and  Sndly.  1666,  Ceha,  <tan.  of 
Watur  I^ynch,  by  whom  he  had,  John,  has  Ikalr.  and  a 
dan..  Evehna.    He  d.  in  16«l.  and  wm  «.  by 

Joaa  BLAKa.  whom.  Celia  Skanet,  andfaad,  Nkholei^ 
and  Walter-FitaJohn  :  he  d.  16TS,  and  ww  «.  by  hk  eon, 

NicnoLAa  Blakb.  aaayor  of  Galway,  164(4,  w)kO  ai.  Juttaa. 
dan  Of  Valentine  F&ench,  and  iMd,  Jon,  k»  hair;  Martin; 
Jainee;Nkholni;  and  Mary.  He  d.  163^,  and  ww  «.  bf 
htoeMeetson, 

Jonr  Blaxb,  who  «.  Mary  FfrmcK  and  wne  BMyor  of 
Galway.  1646 :  in  1640  he  praaMtwl  a  petition  tn  tbe  Coaa> 
missionsre  of  thePlanhition  ef  rhnnaimht.  arnwmnainil  bj 
his  pedicree  and  etkv  ancMiBt  itriiiaesfe.  npen  whkk 
tkey  esrtifted  tteit  ka  was  tiM  Uneat  MMi  eUaat  daacendaat 
ef  RkterdCaddKsiaMfikk^akeriff  efConnm^ht,  13061 
asMi  awarded  loa  the  daioeed  prapartieeL  He  had. 
Thoaene.  hto  hah^;  John;  NaehetM;  md  Bimrj  (John 
went  to  Montsenat,  Nlffhilw  and  Hengy  to  Barhndoea)  and 
adao.  Cathecina 

TnoMAS  fiaAKE.  (eUeel  eenof  John.)  of  Man^hsaew  and 
WuidiUfld.  «.  Mary.  eUMt  dan.  of  Nichotaa  Haka.  of 
likuIlHgfi.  hfcl<S8,  and  !»d»  Jou»  hii  ^;  Biehohn; 


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BL  A 


BL  A. 


OithafaM ;  Julian,  m.  to  Philip  Butler ;  and  Maxy,  hl  to 
BuiXf-hyocb.  Fits  AmbroM.    The  eldest  son, 

JoHX  Blakx,  m.  Julian  Lynch,  and  had,  with  other 
iwie,  Thomas,  his  heir;  and  Marcus  (whose  eldest  son, 
Tafentine,  became  the  head  of  the  Blake  fiunily  on  the  death 
flf  the  three  sons  of  Thomas  Blake  without  issue,  while 
John,  his  2nd  son,  came  into  the  possession  of  the  MuUsgh- 
■ora  and  Windfield  estates  under  the  will  of  his  first- 
eoQ^  John  Blake,  of  Windfield).         j 

Tbom as  Blakb,  eldest  son  of  John,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
John  Bodkin,  of  Annagfa,  by  his  Ist  wife,  Miss  Browne,  of 
Cbolank,  by  whom  he  had,  J<^m,  his  h^ ;  Martin ;  and 
Marcos,  nelthar  of  whom  had  a  fiunily ;  Maty,  «a.  Michael 
Browns^  of  Cloonkeely  and  Moyne;  Ellen,  m.  James 
KsQy;  Bridget*  m.  Andrew  Ooneannon;  Oatherlne,  m. 
—  MeDennoi;  and  Maigaret*  «.  —  FitsMaurice.     The 


Jonr  Blakb,  t.  to  his  father's  extenstre  estates ;  he  m. 
Miss  Kirwan,  of  Crogg.  He  d.  «.  p.  in  17tf9.  His  undo. 
Mask  Buuu,  Ssq.  of  BeoTyle,  m.  Miss  French,  of  Carrorea, 
ee.  Galway,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  of  which  one  dan. 
SI.  GeoKge  Dariea,  Esq.  of  Martinstown,  oo.  Bosoommon, 
sad  another  st.  Oeoige  Tuiflb,  Esq.  of  Strokestown,  two 

L  YAUBrratL,  his  heir. 

u.  John,  of  Wlufleki,  J.P..  who  m.  Manr,  dan.  of  Chris- 
topher fiowen,  Esq.  of  Hoilymoont,  oo.  IKsyo,  abranch of 
BowBv  ^  JhwmU  ConrC,  and  d.  In  1818,  leafing  issue, 
1  Chiioto^Mr^ohn,  of  Winfleld,  who  wl  Eliasbeth,  dau. 
of  J<^m  Barker  Esq.  of  St  Gleran's,  and  d.  U  March. 
ISM,  learing  a  son,  John  Bowen,  who  d.  in  minority 
In  18SI,  and  two  dana ,  Eliatbeth,  and  Maria. 
S  Heorr-Martlh,  of  The  Heath,  oo.  Mayo,  6.  in  ITM,  who 
■k  twiss:  Iqr  his  first  wife  he  has  a  son,  John,  b.  in 
U16;  and  by  his  second,  Nichola-Frances-Charlotta* 
tod  dau.  of  Robert  French.  Esq.  of  Monivae  Castle, 
00.  Galway,  he  has  several  children. 
1  Anna-Maiia,  m.  to  William-M.  Burl^  Esq.  of  Bally- 
dngan,  oo.  Galway.    (See  tkat/amilp,) 

Ths  elder  aon, 

TALErmra  Buuu,  Eaq.  of  Lehinch  and  Benvyle,  high- 
ifasiff  of  Mayo,  «».  in  1788,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
sad  Ber.  Bichard  Henry  Boper,  of  Clones,  son  of  Henry, 
8th  Lord  T^ynham,  by  Anne,  Baroness  Dacre,  his  wife ;  and 
by  her,  who  m,  Sndly,  James  Shuttleworth,  Esq.  of  Barton 
Lodge,  oo.  Inneaster,  he  had  two  sons,  Homr,  now  of 
Bairyie,  and  Maroos,  who  d.  young;  and  three  daua., 
Jue-lfaria*  d.  vjmk.,  1815;  Car^ine»  d.  uma.,  1818;  and 
Jsfia-Frsnces,  sii.  to  the  Bev.  Henry  Burke,  a  younger  son 
if  the  kt*  MkhMl  Burke,  Esq.  of  BaUydugan.  Mr.  Blake 
AiaUOO. 


drm^-'Axg^  a  fkei.  go. 
Oaif    A  moontain-cat,  z 
JftOe— Tiiius  sola  nobifitak 
nvyla^  oo.  Ctahray. 


ppr. 


BLAKE  OP  BALLYOLUNIN. 

Blaxb,  Kabtih-Jobrfh,  Esq.  of  Ballyglunin  Park, 
eo.  Qalway,  M.P.  for  the  town  of  that  name  ainoe 
U3S,  m  rK>reaentatiTe  of  a  braach  of  the  family  of 
Blaxb  of  Lamgkam^  oo.  Suffolk. 

ilm«— Afg..  a  fretk  go. 
CntL-'k  moontain-cat,  passunt,  ppr. 
jr«a«— Yirtus  sola  nobiUtat 
9mi   Banygliinin  Fuk,  Atbsnry. 


BLAKE  OP  TOWERHILL. 

BiAKB,  YALBKTnf K-CCoHKOR,  Esq.  of  TowerhiH, 
col  Mayo,  and  Bunown  Castle,  co.  Chtlway,  J.P.  and 
BXu,  hic^.«heriff  of  Mayo  in  1889 ;  m.  in  1886,  the 
Hob.  Mar^rei-Maiy,  only  dao.  of  Charies,  Lord 
FErendi,  and  has  issue, 

L  Xsnrios;  n.  Charles.  m.  Valentine. 

IT.  Robert*  ▼.  Thomas.  tl  Martin-Joseph. 

L  Msiy.  n.  Maigaret. 

ItnClgr.— BaoHABD  Casdu  aUat  Blaks,  sherilT  of 
'Hwrmtil  fai  1M6-4,  was  anoestor  of  the  Bljuub  «/ Con- 
niytf,  snd  of  the  Blaksb  qf  lanffkam^  in  Suffolk,  and  of 
ttefiLAjm  ^  Twitd  CasOi,  oo.   Duzham,  both  Ebglish 


Frem  WQUam,  Mh  son  of  Walter,  eldest  son  of  the  shore 
fiited.  was  descended  the  distinguished  patriot  Sir  Bichard 
•7 


Blake  of  Ardfty,  ancestor  to  the  Lords  WaUsoonrt ;  while 
Thomas,  3rd  son  of  Valentine,  sixth  in  descent  ftnom  the 
first  Richard,  was  the  founder  of  the  Blarbb  o/  Mtnlo 
CadU^  Irish  baronets,  fh>m  whom  the  J^i-Ag—  ^^  ToieerAttt 
are  more  immediately  desoended. 

Sib  Yalentinb  Bi^iJU,  of  Menlo  Castle,  8rd  baronet, 
m.  Elinor,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Lynch,  of  Castle  Carra,  oo. 
Mayo,  Bart.,  and  had  four  sons  and  seyeral  daua., 

Thomas  (SirX  his  heir. 

Henry,  whose  descendants  t.  to  the  Baronetqr  on  the 

failure  of  male  issue  of  the  dder  branch. 

Frsnds,  who  left  no  fiunily. 

JoBxr. 
Hie  4th  son, 

JoHH  Blakb,  was  the  founder  of  the  TowerUll  branch  of 
the  Blake  fiunily :  he  was  an  active  and  brave  supporter  of 
the  cause  of  Cbablss  II.,  and  was  rewarded  for  his  services 
by  grants  of  land  in  the  counties  of  Qalway,  Mayo,  and 
Clare.  His  attachment  to  the  Stuabts  induced  him  a 
second  time  to  take  up  arms  in  their  behalf,  and  he  lost  his 
life  while  leading  his  regiment  sgainst  the  besiegers  of 
Athlone  (1601),  leaving  an  only  son  (by  his  wife  Miss  Lynch, 
of  Drimcong)  then  under  age, 

lamoBB  Bulks,  father  of 

Maumob  Blakx,  of  Towerh!ll»  who  m.  his  cousin  Anne, 
dan.  of  Sir  Walter  Blake,  of  Menlo  Castle^  and  had  a 
numerous  fionily :  his  eldest  son, 

IsiDOBB  Blaks.  Esq.  of  Oldhead  and  TowerhiU,  co.  Mayo, 
m.  Fanny,  one  of  the  three  oo-helresses  of  R.  FUitledge,  of 
Bloomfield,  co.  Mayo  (the  Snd  Miss  Butledge  m.  Anthony 
Ormsby,  Esq.  of  Ballinamore,  oo.  Masro ;  and  the  3rd,  m. 
WUUam  Bermingham,  of  Bosshill,  and  was  mother  of  the 
Ladies  Charlemont  and  Leitrim,  co-heiresses).  Isidore  left 
six  eons  and  four  dans.,  vis., 

I.  Xaubiob,  his  hefar. 

n.  Thomas,  of  Lakeview.  m.  Maxvaret  Dowell,  and  had^ 
Isidore,  his  heir ;  Edward,  of  Castlemoyle,  co.  Galway,  si. 
Maigaiet,  only  dau.  of  John  Nolan,  Esq.  of  BaUindeny ; 
Patrick ;  Fanny ;  and  Elixabeth. 

m.  John,  of  Weston,  m.  Charlotte  Blake,  of  CoibaUy,  and 
has,  Isidore-John,  his  heir,  and  other  children. 

IT.  Peter,  of  Ballylahan.  oo.  Mayo,  m.  Mazr  McLoughlin, 
and  had,  Isidore,  his  heir,  and  several  children. 

T.  Anthony,  of  Dublin,  m.  Rebecca  Skerrett,  and  lefl; 
Joseph,  his  heir  (who  m.  his  cousin.  Miss  lynch,  of 
Peterfourgh),  and  a  dau. 

Ti.  Isidore,  m.  Anne  Coleman,  and  has,  Isidore  and 
Anthony,  and  three  daua. 

L  Maiy,  m.  Arthur  Lynch,  Esq.  of  CloughbaUymore,  by 
whom  she  had  one  son  and  several  daus.,  all  of  whon^ 
with  the  exception  of  Anne, «».  to  Maurice  filake^  Esq.  of 
Ballinafad,  died  young. 

n.  Anne,  m.  to  Jose^Burke,  Eso.  of Carrow KeeL 

nx.  Catherine,  m.  to  Daniel  Jones,  Esq.  of  Banada,  and  had 
one  dau. 

IV.  Faimy,  m.  to  Arthur  lynch,  Esq.  of  Peterbui^B^  mm* 
was  mother  of  the  present  Charles  Lynch,  of  Peterbuxi^ 
The  eldest  son, 

Mavbiob  BiJkKB,  Esq.  of  Towertiill,  mi^or  of  the  North 
Mayo  militia,  and  a  magistrate  for  that  county,  «».  Maria, 
only  dau.  of  Valentine-O'Connor,  of  Dublin,  and  of  Oakley 
Paik,  Bbckrook,  and  had,  VAtnrrnnE  CComioB,  present 
proprietor ;  Mary,  who  m.  the  late  O'Connor  Don,  many 
yeaia  M.P.  for  the  co.  Roscommon ;  and  Honi0ria»  m.  to 
Edward,  brother  of  the  O'Connor  Don. 

.^mu— Aig.,  a  fret,  gu. 
Avrt— A  mountain-cat,  passant,  ppr. 
JTotto— Virtus  sola  nobUitat 

SaoCt— Towerhill,  Ballyglass,  co.  Mayo ;  and  Bonown  Casds^ 
COiMen,  00.  Galway. 


BLAKE  OF  C^EGK}  CASTLR 

Blaki,  Fravoib,  Esq.  of  Cregg  Castle,  so.  GkJway, 

J.P.,  6.  7  Feb.  178d;  m.  19  Jan.  1819,  Goor|fui». 

EHzsbeth,  dau.  of  Riohard  Burke,  Esq.  of  Qhnsk, 

and  has  issue, 

I.  Jamxs,  6.  37  Dec  18S1  m.  IS  Aug.  1851,  Helen%  dan.  of 

Arthur  French,  Esq.  of  Franch  Park, 
n.  John,  6.  4  Oct  182«. 
m.  Henry,  6.  28  March,  18S8. 
IT.  Richard,  6.  18  Aug^  18i9. 
T.  Frauds,  6.  18  Sept.  1885. 
I.  Jane,  s».  to  Pierce  Joyce,  Esq.  of  Mervlew. 
n.  Johanna.  lu.  Gecngina.  it.  Fanny. 

T.  Maiy. 

# 
XritieSSe.—FRAVon  Blau,  Esq.,  son  of  Nioboi.as 
Blaks,  Esq.,  and  a  descendant  of  the  andent  Camily  of 
ft,,,......,  _^^^.^ 


6  L  A 

*L«K«  9f  KUMla,  eo.  ChJway,  m.  Julia  Bemy,  and  Had  two 
SODS,  HoDty  and 

James  Blaki,  Eaq.  of  Ongg  Oartlo,  who  m.  16  June, 
1787,  Jane,  only  stotar  of  Walter  Joyce,  Beq.  of  Menrtew, 
and  had«  with  three  eons,  Henry,  Pteroe-Joeeph,  and  Walter, 
and  a  dau.,  Mary,  wife  of  Jamee  MacDermott,  Esq.  of 
Baaore,  another  eon,  the  preaent  FRAHOia  Blaxm,  Esq.  of 
Cregg  Castle. 

.   Arttii^Arg.,  a  ftet,  go, 
CftH—'i^  cat-a-mountain,  ppr. 
JlfoMo— Virtus  sola  nobilitat 
Saot— Cregg  Castle^  co.  Oalway. 


BLAKE  OP  FURBOUaBL 

Blakb,  Avdrbw-William,  Esq.  of  Furbough,  eo. 
CUlway,  J.P.  «nd  D.L.,    high-cdieriff  in  1841,    h, 
22  Aug.  1798;  m.  26  Sept.  1832,  Miuia,  2iid  dau.  of 
Xalachjr  Thly^  Esq.  of  Kaford,  co.  Gkdway,  by  Julia 
iis  wife,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Burke,  of  Mar- 
ble Hill,  Bart,  and  sister  of  the  late  Countess  of 
Clanricarde,  and  has  issue, 
L  JoHy-AROHXB  Dalt,  of  Raford,  6.  11  Jan.  1836,  for 
whom  the  royal  license  was  obtained,  24  April,  1837,  to 
bear  the  name  and  arms  <^  Daly  only,  in  aocordanoe 
with  the  testamentary  inJunoUon  of  his  giand-unde 
Hyacinth  Daly,  Esq.  of  Raford. 
n.  Malachy-Joseph,  6.  5  Feb.  1886. 
m.  Andrew- William,  6.  S  June,  184S. 
I.  Julia-Maria^  d.  «uit».,  S8  March.  1864. 
n.  Elissbeth-Anne.  in.  Bmily-Maigant 

IT.  Charlotte-Franoes. 


B  L  A 

ArtM—Arg.,  a  fret,  gu. 
Crut—A  cat-a-mountain.  ppr. 
Ifotte—Virtus  sola  nobilitat. 
<6ia(— Merlin  Fark,  co.  Galway. 


S.{neXfff  • — ^Thls  is  another  branch  of  the  ancient  and 
eminent  fkmily  of  Blake. 

AiTDBXW  Blakb,  Esq.  of  Furbough,  only  son  of  John 
Blake,  Esq.,  by  his  wife  Sarah  French,  of  Aggard.  co. 
Oalway,  m.  Honora,  dau.  of  Michael  ^irke,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
dugan;  and  had,  with  a  son,  Andrew,  a  eaptain  in  the 
88th  foot,  killed  at  tiie  battle  of  TiOaTera,  an  elder  son 
and  successor, 

COloncl  John  Blakb,  of  Fuibough,  who  m.  in  1797, 
Maria-EUsa  Blake,  and  by  her  (who  d.  Feb^  1849)  had  iMue, 
^. 

AvDRBW-WxLLtAii,  present  repreeentatlvsi 

Edmoud.  John-Heniy. 

CoL  Blake  d.  8  Oct  1886. 

jlrm*— Aig.,  a  fret,  gu. 
Cretif— A  cat^  passant-guardant,  ppr« 
Hono— Virtus  sola  nobiUtat 
£mI— Furbough,  co.  Oalway. 


BLAKE  OP  MERUN  PARK. 
Blaub,  Charlbs,  Esq.  late  of  Merlin  Park,  oo. 
Galwar,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  7  May,  1889,  Dorothea, 
only  dau.  of  Thomas  Ormsby,  Esq.  of  Cummin 
House,  00.  Sligo,  and  has  issue  a  son  and  heir,  6. 
fi8  Mardi,  184U. 

ltltni8t.~TUsls  a  brsndi  of  the  great  house  of  Bx.akjb 
fbonded  in  Ireland  by  Richard  Blake,  a  soldier  of  fortune, 
who  accompanied  Piihce  John  to  that  kingdom  in  1186,  and 
haTing  obtained  ooosidexable  gnnts  of  land  in  the  oounties 
of  Galwsy  and  Mayo^  Mttled  there. 

CBAaLBB  Blakb,  Esq.  of  Media  Park,  co.  Mayo,  m.  Mar- 
garet Daly,  of  the  family  of  Dalt  ^  Raford,  and  had,  with 
a  son  Dennis,  and  a  dao.  Frsaces,  an  elder  son, 

Charles  Blaks,  Eeq.  of  Merlin  Park,  who  m.  Geoigina, 
dau.  and  oo-hdr  (with  her  riator  Anne,  wifo  of  Samuel 
foot,  Eeq.  of  BsBeritte  Paik,  eo.  Wateiford)  ef  Sir  Gwige 
Browne^  of  The  NmIs,  oo.  Majo,  BarL,  by  Anaatatta  his 
wife,  ekftest  daa.  of  Dente  Daly,  Esq.  of  Baferd,  and  had 


CHAKLca  of  Mecttn  Park,  as  abova. 

D«nis^ohn,  who  m.  te  Apnl,  1831,  the  eldest  daa.  of 

Samuel  Poor,  Eeq.  of  BeUeville  Park,  co. .  Waterfoid,  end 

has  tseue  a  eon  and  a  dau. 
Martin,  who  m.  the  only  dan.  of  the  late  John  BlakiL  Esq. 

of  Tuaian,  unctetothepreeept  Joseph  Blak»  Bsq.  of  Brook 

Lodges  oow  Qalwiy,  M.P.,  sad  has  isaoe  two  sens  snd  two 


Maigaret  «.  to  Geoige  Klrwan,  Esq.  of  Dalgin  Park,  co. 
MasyK. 

Qeorgina,  ai.  to  Waller  Lawieaus^  Bsq.  of  PaBsiwu^  oo. 
^Oalway, 


BLAKE  OF  KILTULLAGH  AND  FRENCH- 
FORT. 

Blaki,  Theobald -Michael^  Esq.  of  KntuUagh 
and  Frenchfort,  6.  Jan.  1829 ;  m.  Nov.  1854,  Eliza- 
beth,  dau.  and  heir  of  James  Blake,  Esq.  of  Ver- 
mont^ CO.  Galway. 

Ktieft0f  •— This  is  snother  brandi  of  the  Bhke  fsmily, 
descended  from  Bidisid  Caddie,  ttliat  Blake,  sheriff  of 
Connaught  in  1800 ;  but  more  immediately  from  Richard, 
seoond  son  of  John  Blake  (sixth  in  descent  from  the 
founder),  by  his  wife  Eveline  Skerrett  Richard-FitsJohn 
iUed  the  oflEiee  of  mayor  of  Galway  in  1533.  On  a  dlTiiiaQ 
of  the  property  (between  the  BlakesX  the  csstle  of  KUtul- 
la^  and  some  of  the  adjoining  townlands  fell  to  the  lot  of 
Bichard.  This  was  part  of  the  estate  purchased  by 
Richsrd  Caddie,  aUat  Blake,  from  Thomas  Hobzidge,  in 
1815. 

The  csstle  of  KiltuUsgh  was  built  by  a  person  of  the 
name  of  McWelycke,  whoee  grandson,  John  MoWelydke,  in 
1658,  filed  a  bill  in  Chancery  against  Richard  and  Nicolas 
Bkke.  seekiiw  compensation  for  the  loss  his  gnndfather 
sustained  in  buUding  the  csstle  of  Kiltullagh.  The  Lord 
Chancellor,  Sir  Thomas  Cnsack,  ordered  Richard  Blake  to 
pay  to  complainant,  John  McWelycke.  a  small  annuity  for 
life,  inasmuch  as  his  grandfather  built  the  castle,  under 
the  fanpivssion  that  he  held  the  lands  in  perpetuity, 
whereas  he  only  held  them  for  a  term  of  fouiacore  years. 
This,  perhaps,  is  the  earliest  instsnoe  of  tenant-zi^  en 
record. 

JoHH-FiTzRiOHABD  soocoeded  to  his  father^  property. 
He  serred  as  mayor  of  Oalway  in  1578 ;  and  m.  in  1580, 
Julian-Browne,  by  whom  he  had, 

NicoLAS-FrrzJoHH,  his  hdr,  who  was  a.  by  his  eldest  sod, 

AimoHT-FinNiooLAS,  who  was  «.  by  his  son, 

NiooLAS-PiwAimioirr,  slderman  of  Oalway  in  1689.  He 
had  four  sons,  Patrick,  his  heh';  Nicolas;  James;  and 
Henry;  and  an  only  dau.,  Mary.  la.  in  IMS,  to  her  eouun. 
Thomas  Blake,  of  Mullaghmore,  in  the  oo.  of  Oalway. 

Patrick  Blakr,  eldest  son  of  Nicolas  RtsAnthony,  was 
a.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Nicolas  Blakx,  who  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Patrick  Blakb,  living  in  17S7,  who  m.  Maiy  Browne 
and  was  father  of 

Edward  Blakx,  Eeq.,  who  «.  Eliaa  Cheerers,  end  had 
a  son  and  heir, 

MiCBAKL  Blakr,  Esq.,  who  9l  1st,  Anno  Ffrenofa.  and 
had  issue  by  her,  Edward,  and  Eliaa:  he  m.  Sndly, 
Elisa  Bu!ler,  and  by  her  had,  James,  ICiohael,  Fstriek. 
Nicolas,  Theresa,  Mary-Apne.  and  Henrietta. 

Edward  Blakr,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Mi<diael  by  his  first 
wifb,  m.  Mary  MoDennott.  by  whom  lis  had  iwoe,  snd  was 
«.  by  his  eldest  surriTing  son, 

Ownr-EDWARD  Blakr,  Esq.  of  Kiltallagh,  who  d.  with- 
out issue,  and  was  a.  by  his  brother,  Tubobai^Mksaxl 
Blakr,  Esq.,  the  prssant  proprietos: 

jlrmj— Arg.,  a  finot,  gu. 

Cre$t—A  mountain-cat.  psnssnt,  ppr. 

Motto— 'YisboB  sola  nobifitat.  ^ 

SMU—Vxvachtari  and  KiltuHagh,  Oranmore,  oo.  Galway. 


BLAKENEY  OF  ABBKRT. 
BLAKXirKT,  JoHW-HmoiT,  Ebo.  of  Abbot,  Ourtle 
Blakeney,  oo.  Galway,  J.P.,  high^eriff  in  1819,  m. 
1  July,  1811,  C3uriotte^  Srd  dau.  of  the  Iftte  Sir  Robs 
ICahon,  Bart  of  CSastiegar,  oo.  (Salwmy,  by  ElirAbeth. 
his  1st  wife,  sister  of  the  late  Harqoeaa  of  Sligo,  and 
has  issue, 
I.  JoHH,  tats  of  ths  SSrd  R.  W.  FuaOtea.  «.  in  18M, 

Fanny,  dan.  of  James-H.  Buika,  Esq.  of  St.  Cleran*^ 
n.  Robert,  oapt.  4Sth  regt.  m.  WlDlaai,  E.I.a& 

iV.  Edward.  v.  Henry. 

L  Elisabeth>Maxg«rei,  «.  S4  April,   18S4.   to  Albemaxie 
CMor,  Esq.,  eUsst  sea  of  John  Cater.  Eeq.  of  Beckea- 
ham  Place,  Kent,  snd  Woodhaatwick  HaU.  Nodblk. 
n.  Sanh.  m.  Maxy.  it.  lioaiiaa. 

▼.  HarrMte.       tl  Maigarst.        to.  Aium. 

Itnragt.— The  Btakeneys  fonoeiiy  resided  in  KorHoik 
where  tbey  were  in  pusueniion  of  oonaidersble  landed  pro- 
perty, a  huge  pttiporttoa  of  which  hsTin^  been  tnhatited  by 


B  L  A 

ft  tanalt,  tba  male  anoetton  of  tba  GmUo  BUkm&y  and 
Itaxnt  BlakoMy*  familtot.  aettled  in  Irdand,  temp.  Euza- 
Tbe  anoaetor  of  the  elder  of  these  two  l»«Dohesm. 


Banh  Hatton,  of  thafhniUy  of  the  Lord  Chanodlor  Hatton, 
and  porrhaaad  Caatle  Blakeney,  in  the  oo.  of  Galwaj. 

JoH3r  Blaksskt,  Esq..  aon  of  Robert  Blakanay,  Eaq.  of 
CmOb  Bbkeaey,  ▲.d.  1671,  m.  8ax«h,  dau.  of  Dudley  Peraes, 
of  Boxboroagfa,  dean  of  Kilmafiduah,  and  had  iaaue, 
Bo«Bff,  of  whom  preaently ;  John,  capt  in  the  army,  of 
Sfalingtcik,  in  Camberiand ;  Suaanna^  m.  to  John  Colpoyae, 
■■I.    The  eldest  son, 

Okavh.  Bobsbt  BLAKSirBT,  of  OMtle  Blakeney,  M.P. 
Cor  Atheniy,  m.  Sarah,  dan.  of  Colonel  WiUiam  Ormsby, 
ILP^  and  bad  aeveral  children,  the  eldest  of  whom, 

Jaa  Blakbist,  Esq.  of  Castle  Blakeney,  a  colonel  in 
the  army,  and  member  of  parliament,  m.  Grace,  dan.  of 
Coknel  Peraae,  of  Roxborough,  and  had  issue, 
Boanx.  of  Abberi.  a  mafor  in  the  army,  and  M.P.,  m.  in 
1738.  Oestrode,  dau.  of  SU^or  Robert  Blakeney,  of  Mount 
Bbkeoey,  and  had  issue,  John  d,  tttun.;  Qzaoe^  m.  to 
J- Lyon,  Esq. 
JohB,^«Mn. 

THnopHii.Dfl^  of  whom  presently. 

VnHam,  a  eolonel  in  the  army,  and  M.P.,  father,  with  other 
children,  of  the  Bt.  Hon.  Sib  Bowabd  Blakbnst, 
O.aB.,  O.C.H.,  ELT.a.  Ac.  lieut-Oeneral,  Commander 
sfths Foraea in  Irdand,  ft.  in  1778,  m.  in  1814,  »<i*u.  of 
ttielateOoLOardinsr.B.LC.&  This  highly  distinguished 


',  whosoteced  the  srmy  in  1794,  serred  at  the  taking 
of  Demsiaim,  Berbioe.  and  Keseo uibo^  in  1796;  in  Holland, 
in  ITW :  at  Minorea,  In  1800  and  1801,  and  at  the  capture 
sf  Martlniqus^  in  1800.  Subsequently  he  Joined  the  Pen- 
lasQlsr  foross  and  partioipated  in  the  Tictories  of  Bnsaoo, 
Chsdad  Bodrigo,  Bad^fos,  Albuhera,  Vittoria,  and  the 
I^wiuss.  At  Hadislos  and  Albuhera,  he  was  wounded. 
In  1814.  he  commanded  the  1st  battaUon  Rojral  Fusiliers 
apinst  New  Ozieana;  in  1815,  accompanied  the  Ouke  of 
WeiHngton'a  army  to  Paris ;  and  in  18S6,  had  imder  his 
erdsrs  ths  1st  brigade^  eeut  to  Portugal  under  Sir  W. 
Clinton. 

Bioh,  m.  to  CoL  Persse,  <rt  Bozborough. 
Hanhs,  at.  to  M.  Browne,  Bag.  of  tJheweL 
Ibiy,  St.  to  Mi^  T^lor,  of  Castle  Taylor, 
nsirdson, 

fEJUvmun  Blakkhst,  Esq.  of  Abbert,  captafai  in  the 
aaay.  and  1I.P.,  m.  in  1782,  Haigaret,  eldest  dau.  of  John 
Btaftid,  Esq.  of  Oillstown,  oo.  Boscommon,  and  had  issue, 
Jonv-HmT.  now  of  Abbert 

Bridnt.  m.  to  Sir  Richard-Bligh  St  Qeoige.  of  Woodflgift^ 
a^lmiBenny,  Bart 

J^  I  both  d.  young. 

"  '  m  John  CDwrer,  Esq.,  barrlster-at-low. 

,  «».  to  Chpt  De  Hugo^  of  the  French  National 


fisnist,  sk.  Arthur  St  Geoige^  Esq.  of  Kihrush  Houses  oo. 
Kilkaony. 

Cvlain  Blsksn^  d.  SS   Sept  1818,  and  waa  t.  by  his 
sUest  mm,  ths  present  Johv-Hkvbt  Blasxnbt,  Esq.  of 


t,  ft  dMTroB,  sraL,  between  three  leopards' faces, 

SK. 

C^tal  Oat  of  a  ducal  coronet  an  arm,  erect  couped  at  tho 
•ftow,  veated.  go.,  cuflbd,  aig.,  in  the  hand  a  aword,  pyr., 
kdt  and  pommel,  or. 

Jf«fs    AnTJlinm  meum  ab  alto. 

ftK   Abbert  Caatle  Blakeney,  oo.  Gahrij. 


BLAMIRB  OF  THACKWOOD  AND  THB 

OAKa 

Blamibe,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Thiiokwood  and  The 

Oaks,  CaznberUnd,  J.P.,  high-BheriS'  in  1828,  for- 

mmij  ILP.  for  Camberiftod,  and  now  Chi^  Tithe 

6.  18  April,  1790;  m.  8  Apiil,  1834, 

Don,  70iiDg<eii  dau.  of  John  Ttfabman, 


MhsroTtwosoos,  WUBam  and  Qaorge, 
tathessmr:  tks  fomsr  waa  Cithsr  of  i 
TVu\m.  Joiuv  and  Robert  The  eldest 
GnouLlteWiuxAif  Blakott.  K.B.,  I 


, ,  of  Monnt  Blsksosy,  near  KOmalloek, 

brother  ofjthe  Blsken^  of  Caatle  Blakenay.  waa 

>,  the  latter  a  colonel 

r  four  aon^  William. 

t  was  the  celebrated 

. k,  raised  to  the  peerage 

fe  ITM^  as  Bamom  Bi^AMMMtr,  for  his  gallant  conduct  aa 
Osfsmor  of  Mlnofca ;  the  youngest  was  Mi^or  Robert  Blake- 
Mf .  of  Csstle  BlakMiej.  who  m.  Deborah,  dau.  of  Richard 
l^rth.  Esq..  of  BaUjzuateaj.  co.  Waterfiord,  andhadtwoaons, 
L  WiteD,of  JfoautBlakaoey.  who  SI.  hisoousin,  Oertrude^ 
4k.  ef  Blehaid  Smyth,  Baq.  of  Ballynatray,  and  had  one  son, 
mtr^  tho  RsT.  BolMrt  Blsksn^,  who  d.  s.  p.  in  1834 : 
1  (hteiL  a  Bsiit.-g«n0ral  in  the  army,  who  d.  unin, ;  and 
1  Gwtndflk  wife^BobsrtBlakettey,  of  Abberf,  Esq. 
99 


BLit 

Esq.  of  The  Nunnery,  Isle  of  Man,  and  reKot  of 
Col  Mark  Wilks,  of  ^by,  in  that  inland,  governor 
of  St  Helena. 

Sritiexge.— WnxiAif  Blaxibb,  Esq.  of  Ths  Oaks,  son 
and  heir  of  John  Bkonire,  Esq.  of  The  Oaks,  by  Jane  hia 
wife,  only  child  of  John  Bitson,  Esq.,  «».  1st  in  1786, 
Isabella,  only  child  and  heir  of  Qeoige  Simpson,  Esq.  of 
Thackwood,  co.  CumbsKland,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Christopher  Bichmond,  Esq.  of  Catterlen  and  TTigi.hM>fi 
Castle,  in  the  same  co.,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Bichmond,  6.  in  1742,  si.  Francea,  dan.  of  BlehardBaynes^ 
Esq.  of  Cockermouth. 

Sarsn,  m.  to  Thomas  Oneme^  Esq.  of  Gartmore,  oo.  Stir* 
ling,  col.  of  the  42nd  Highlanders. 


Hs  m.  2ndly,  Bridget  widow  of  John  Shnpson,  Esq.  of 
Sebergham  Hall,  Cumberland,  and  by  her  had  one  dau., 
Bridget  m.  to  George  Browne,  Eaq.  of  Nowcastle-opon- 
Tyne.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

William  Blamiu,  Esq.  of  The  Oaks,  m.  in.  Aug.  1786, 
Jane,  8rd  dau.  of  John  Christian,  of  Milntown,  Isle  of  Hon, 
and  of  Ewanrigg  Hall,  co.  Cumberland,  by  Jane  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Bldred  Curwen,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Workington  Hall,  hi 
the  aame  oo.,  and  had  issue, 

William,  present  representative  of  the  family. 

Maxy-Simpeon,  «i.  m  Sept  1814,  to  the  Ber.  Thtmias 
Toung;  rector  of  Oilling,  oo.  York. 

Jaue<Jhristian. 

Sarah-Susannah,  m.  in  AprQ,  18S0,  to  the  Bar.  WlUiain 
Toung;  rector  of  Aller,  oo.  Somerset. 

.inas— Axg.,  a  lion,  rampant  within  an  orif%  gn. 

Cret^—A  wol(  sejant  ppr.,  chained,  or. 

Motto — Faire  sans  dire. 

Seats— Thackwood  and  The  Oaks;  co.  Cumbexland. 


BLAND  OF  KIPPAX  PARK. 

DATiBOir-BLAirD,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Kippaz  Pai^ 
CO.  York,  6.  15  July,  1788;  m.  20  Jan.  1812,  Apol- 
Ionia,  2nd  dan.  of  Charlea-Philip,  16th  Lord  Stour- 
ton,  and  has  isBue, 

I.  Thomas^  ^  28  Nor.  181S.     n.  Edward,  b.  28  Aug.  1811. 

m.  Heniy,  6.  6  Dec  1814. 

%,XXUB,fit* — ^The  fiunHy  of  Bland  waa  andently  aeated 
at  BlMid'a  OUl,  in  the  co.  of  York,  but  the  male  line  of  the 
elder  stock  failing,  the  representation  devolved  upon  the 
descendant  of 

BoBBBT  Blajtd  of  Lsoming,  in  the  North  Biding,  a 
younger  eon  of  Bland  of  Bland's  OUL  This  Bobert  waa 
greatgrandfother  of 

SiB  Thomas  Bland,  Knt,  who  settled  at  Kippax  Park, 
in  the  time  of  Eloabbth,  and  was  in  the  commission  of  the 
peace  for  the  co.  of  York,  in  the  83nd  of  that  reign.  His 
grandson,  Sib  Thomas  Bland,  of  Kippaz  Park,  was  created 
a  baronet  on  the  90  Aug.  1642.  by  King  Charlu  I.,  for  his 
active  seal  and  devotion  in  the  royal  cause,  and  became 
ancestor  of  the  Blauds  qf  Kippax,  extinct  baronets^  the 
last  of  whom 

Sot  HuNOBBVOBD  Blaxd,  8th  baronst  d.  imsi.  in  1766, 
when  the  title  hsoams  extinct,  while  tbs  estate  passed  to 
his  cousin, 

Thomas  Davisoii,  Esq.,  fr.  8  Jane,  1744^  son  of  Ihomaa 
Daviaon,  Eaq.  of  Blakeatone,  who  waa  son  of  Thomas 
Daviaon,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  by  Anns  his  wifo,  eldest 
dau.  of  Sib  John  Bland,  6th  Bart.  He  assumed  the  addi- 
tional surname  of  Bland,  and  m.  in  1776,  Jane,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Oodft^  Meynell,  Eaq.  of  Tddersley,  in  the  co. 
Derby,  by  whom  he  had  one  V>n,  Thomas,  now  of  Kippaz 
Park ;  and  five  daus.,  Harriett  «».  to  lisut-CoL  John- 
SulUvan  Wood;  Martha;  Anne;  Prances-Augusta;  Judith- 
Selina;  and  Charlotte,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Theophilus  Baniea. 
Mr.  Davlson-Bhttd  d.  27  April,  1794. 

.irms— Aig.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  pheona,  or. 
Cresf— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet  a  lion'a  head,  ppr* 
Am<— Kippax  Paric,  near  Leeds. 

BLAND  OF  BLANDSFORT. 

Bland,  Loftub  •  Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Blandsfort, 
Queen's  County,  M.P.,  Queen's  Counsel,  b.  Aug.  1805; 
m.  let,  20  Aug.  1840,  Cbarlotte-ElizBbeth,  2nd  dao. 
of  Gen.  the  Hon.  Arthur-Grove  Annesley,  of  Ann's 
Grove,  oo.  Cork,  and  by  her  (who  dw  86  March,  1342) 
baa  a  son,  ^,y,._.  .,,  _, .  .C 


B  L  A 


B  L  A 


I.  JoHV-Lorn%  b.  20  June,  1841. 
He  m.  2ndly,  2ud  Dec.  1843,  Annie* Jane,  eldeat  dftu. 
of  the  late  Johu-Prendergaflt  Hackett,  £«q.  of  Strat- 
ford Place,  London,  and  by  her  has, 

I.  Thomas-Dalrympto,  6.  0  Juno,  1846. 

I.  Ehzabeth-Emily. 

II.  Aunie-BophU-AUda. 

Mr.  LoftuH  Bland  gra<luated  at  Cambridge  in  1 825, 
became  M.A.  in  1828,  was  called  to  the  bar  in 
182&,  and  created  Q.C.  in  1854.  He  was  returned 
for  the  King's  County  in  1852,  and  continues  to 
represent  it  in  parliament.  He  f.  his  brother,  John- 
Thomas  Bland,  Esq.,  in  1849. 

HiltfAffft — OoLONEL  John  Bland,  a  oadet  of  the 
baronetioal  houss  of  Bland  o/  Kipp€UB,  oo.  York,  in  1099 
purohased  land  in  the  Queen's  County,  where  he  oom- 
meooed  the  preasnt  mansion,  which  was  finished  in  1716, 
a  date  inscribed  on  a  out  stone  slab,  beneath  the  family 
arms,  at  Blandsfort.  Colonel  Bland  d.  in  1788,  $.p.,  and  was 
f.  by  hie  brother, 

OiNBaAL  UuMraacT  Bland,  who  was  governor  of  Gibral- 
tar, and  oommander>in-ohlef  in  Scotland.  General  Bland, 
a  distinguished  writer  on  military  taotios,  oomnumded  a 
troop  of  horse  at  Culloden.  He  m.  at  Bdinbuigh,  12  Jan. 
1766  (being  then  oommander-in-chlef  in  Scotland),  Elisabeth 
Balrymple.  eldest  sister  of  John,  6th  Earl  of  Stair  (she  d. 
In  1816,  sffod  96).  General  Humphrey  Bland  d.  in  1703. 
a  p.    His  youngest  brother. 

Captain  Wiluam  Bland,  m.  1st,  1790,  Elisabeth  Hors- 
man  (nA  JonesX  and  by  her  had  a  son,  John,  heir  to 
his  unole.  General  Humphrey.  Captain  Bland  m.  2ndly, 
1T8S,  Letitla  Davys,  and  by  her  had  iMue,  1  Humphrey, 
captain  in  the  army,  whoee  male  line  ia  extinct ;  2  Neville, 
Ikther  of  the  gallant  Loitus-Otway  Bland.  Captain  R.N., 
and  Ueut -Colonel  Humphrey  Bland,  47th  regt ;  3  Thomas, 
Ckneral  in  the  army,  and  Colonel  of  the  6th  dragoon  guards, 
who  d.  in  1810,  without  issue.  The  eldest  son  (the  heir  to 
General  Humphrey  BlandX 

John  Bland.  Eaq,  of  Blandafort,  m.  in  1703  (then  a  comet 
of  drsgoonsX  Sarah,  dau.  of  Charles  Blroh.  Esq.  of  Biroh 
Grove,  eo.  Wexibrd;  and  d.  in  1790,  leaving  a  son  snd 


John  Bland,  Eaq.  of  Blandsfort,  who  m.  in  1790,  Elia- 
both.  dau.  of  Robert  Blroh.  Esq.  of  Turvey.  oo.  Dublin, 
and  by  hor  (who  d.  in  18S6X  left  at  his  decease,  in  1810, 
three  sons  and  three  daua.,  v^, 
L  John  THOMAa  his  heir. 

II.  RoButT  WiNTmiNQHAM,  in  holy  orders,  of  Abbeyville, 
CO.  Antrim ;  m.  Alicia,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Evans, 
of  Dungannon.  ou,  Tyrone^  and  has  inue^ 
1  JoHN'HuMniasT. 

i  BdwardLuttua.  RE.  8  Robert-Henry. 

1  Mar^-Aunc-Sinclair.  t  Sarah-Maria. 

8  LouuM-Jane, 
nL  L(krrv»-HKNaT.  now  of  Blandafbrt. 
I.  Cathttriue-Jane.  m.  let.  to  Capt.  Richard  Croker.  R.N.. 
and  ^dly.  to  the  Rev.  Thomaa-Frers  Boworbouk,  vicar 
ot  Chiawick.  oo.  Middlesex. 
IL  Sarah- Aime.  ci  mmw.  1^23. 

ui.  Ueorgii)a-Kliaab«th.  w.  to  Jamee-Franck  RoQeston, 
Eaq.  of  FraiKkfort  CastK  King's  County. 
The  eldeat  eon. 

John-Thomas  Bland,  Baq.  of  Bkndsfori,  «.  Maigarei, 
dau.  of  John  Bond.  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  dying  «.  j».  in  1S49. 
deviaed  Blandsfort  to  hia  brother,  Lonvs-HsHmT  Bland, 
Esq.  of  Bkadsfori,  M.P. 

Jraw  ,'reglatered  and  conftraied  in  Ulster^i  OfBce^ — Axg.. 
en  a  bend,  aa..  three  pheooi^  or;  in  the  ainisler  chief  point 
acreaoeot.  gn. 

(V«#  -Out  of  a  diaeal  eotOM<  a  bom's  head,  ppr..  ^Mxged 
with  a  craaoeut.  giL 

>f«Mo->4)uo  flSiU  vocaai 

£«a^-BU&dafort,  Queen's  CCiinty. 

PmrnMmdmc^"^  Menrion  Square  Norths  Dnbttau 


BLAND  OF  DKRRIQUIN  CASTLR 


Blaki\  Jjouc»>Fiunkli:c,  Esq.  of  ]>nrTiquin  Cas 
k»  cok  K«m-,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  in  T "" 
1799;   m   27  V^e,  18:25,  £mma»   dau.  of  Joeeph 


1S35,  6.  24  Ja 


TajW,  Esq.  of  Duakerroo  Quila,  KaRj^  n^jor 
Piit^al  artillery,  aad  Kas  Hsue» 

L  raaNcia-Ciaasxonnaw  ».  8  Oct.l9M^  m.  18  Jhm^  IStf. 
JaM»  <ibu.  q£  tha  tev.  AfshUbaU-Botovt  HMnikon.  of 
GWk. 

100 


n.  Jomes-TranUin.  capt.  57th  foot,  b.  10  Jan.  1833.  kQled 

in  action  at  tlio  battle  of  Inkerman. 
I.  Alioe-Phillia,  m.  20  Dec.  1853.  to  Usbor  Williamaon.  Ew)., 

eldest  Bon  of  the  Rev.  Benjamin  Williamaon,  of  Old 

Dromore.  oo.  Cork. 

Kltrafff • — Nathanibl  Bland,  IX.D.,  Judge  of  the 
Prerogative  Court  at  Dublin,  and  vicar-goneral  of  the 
diocese  of  Ardfert  and  Aghadoe,  m.  Ist,  Diana,  only  dau. 
of  Nicholas  Kemeys,  Esq.,  and  had  by  her  a  aon, 

Jamis.  hia  heir. 
He  fli.  2ndly,  I^icy,  dan.  of  Francis  Heaton,  Esq.,  by  whom 
he  had  issue, 

Frands,  fkthsr,  bv  Catherine  Mshony  his  wife,  of  Colonel 

James-Francis  Bland,  of  Killamcy,  and  of  Fnmces,  m.  to 

the  Rev.  Robert  Hewaon. 
Nathaniel,  m.  Marv  Mead,  but  hod  no  issue. 
Geoige,  ni.  Hannah  Westrop,  but  hod  no  issue. 
lAicy,  m.  to  George  Orpen.  Eaq.,  a  military  offleer,  dis* 

tinffuiahed  at  Minden,  4th  aon  or  the  Rev.  Thomas  Oipen, 

of  Killowen,  co.  Kerry. 
Hester,  m.  to  Robert  Sinclair. 
Dorothea,  m.  to  Francis  Crumpc,  Esq.,  and  hod,  with  othwr 

issue.  Nathaniel  Crumpe,  of  Ifandnlla  Park,  in  Surrey,  who 

took  the  additional  surname  of  Bland. 

Dr.  Bland  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thk  Rbv.  Jamu  Bland,  of  Derriqnin  Castle,  who  m. 
1st,  Elisabefh,  dau.  of  Christopher  Julian  ;  and  2nd!y,  Bar- 
bara, dau.  of —  Nash,  Esq.,  by  the  former  of  whom  he  bad, 
with  other  issue,  a  dau.,  m.  to  Mi^or  Nathaniel  Bland,  and 
a  son  and  successor, 

FaANOis-CHRisTOPHCR  Bland,  Esq.  of  Derriquin  Castle, 
who  m.  15  March,  1798,  Ludnda,  dau.  of  Arthur-fiastable 
Herbert,  Esq.  of  Brewsterfield,  near  Killamey,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  10  Sept.  1888)  had 

Jambs-Feanklin,  now  of  Derriquin. 
Arthur.  John.  Edward. 

Elisabeth,  m.  Frederick  Hyde.  Esq. 
Lucy.  m.  to  Capt  Thomas  Stuart.  R.N. 
Frances-Diana,  m.  to  Thomas-Hartnett  FuUar,  Esq. 
IsBtitia.  m.  to  Heniv  Stokes,  Esq.,  C.S. 
Maxy-MatUda. 

(Aristina-Franoes,  m.  to  Robert- Acheaon  Thompson,  Esq. 
CUura-Dalinda,  m.  to  William  Allen,  Esq. 
Mr.  Blsnd  d,  10  Sept  1838. 
Am«— Derriquin  CasUa,  oo.  Kerry. 


BLATHWAYT  OF  DYRHAM  PARK. 

Blathwatt,  Qkorqb- William,  Esq.  of  Dyrham 
Park,  00.  Qlouoeeter,  and  of  Langridge  and  Poriock, 
oo.  Somerset,  J.P.,  a  captain  (h.  p.)  in  the  1st  Dra- 
goon-guards, major  of  the  royal  Oloucesterahire 
hnasar  yeomanry  cavalry,  b.  25  Feb.  1797;  si. 
il  Jan.  1822,  Mary- Anne,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Thomss- 
Agmondisham  Yeeey  (a  branch  of  the  De  Vcsci 
fiunily),  and  has  issue, 

I.  QBoaoa-WnxiAM,  6.  11  May,  1834,  an  oiBorr  fai  ths 
1st  dragoon-firuards. 

n.  Wynter-Thomas.  6.  in  Sept.  ISSS. 

m.  R)chard-V«ey.  b.  in  Jan.  1S37. 

IT.  Charios-Py«.  b.  in  March,  183S. 

T.  Wimam,  b.  in  April,  1S39. 

ItntSSt.— The  fiunily  of  Bfathwayt  is  of  very  ndent 
origin :  the  firat  ot  the  name,  originally  spelt  Bnmthwait, 
are  aakl  to  have  come  over  to  England  with  Wiluam  the 
Ooaqueror.  and  to  hava  settled  in  the  ooontaas  of  Cumbei^ 
land  and  Weotmoreland,  whars  they  Iwd  grants  oflasd  for 


Tbe  fiunily  estatei  of  Dyrhsm,  4e^.  wjgtnslly  belonged 
to  Sir  WaMar  D«uite,  Eat.,  who  sold  ths  manor  tai  the 
13th  ELBABcn.  1571.  to  QaoMB  WTirm,  Esq^  fyooageit 
bft)thMrsr8farWiUaasa  Wyntsr.  of  lidaey.  ia  the  Fonatof 
Dean.)  He  at.  Anasw  sm  of  Iba  Maters  and  eo-hsirasaflB  of 
Robavt  Braya,  Esq.,  a  sssrehaafc  ot  Brirtol,  sad  dying  in 
U81.  WM  a  by  hk  soa,  Jon  Wtvtbs,  a  eaptaia  in  ths 
royal  navy,  who  accoaspaaisd  8ta>  Fisniis  Ikaks  ia  his 
ekmons  voy^;»  rooad  the  world,  as  hia  vtea  adaatxal  His 
eldest  biothsr.  Sir  Wimam  Wyntar.  of  lidney.  <»oQoes- 
canhire^  was  aiao  a  vii»«dmiral  msder  Sb-  Fraada  Drak^ 
in  ths  aver  saaniersMa  dastrrartion  ef  the  8|)nnish  snnada. 

capt.  J«h&  Wyntar  at.  Mary,  <faB.  af  Shr  Wilham  Braoi. 
sf  Donstshirsb  and  dy^  in  1«»,  was  a  fay  h 


Qaonia  Wrsm^  Mgh-s^atlg  ft 

L    &  sa  Macy»  ^a.  af  Bdwacd  B««ao»  Esq. 


B  L  A 

of  GunUngtock,  oo.  Somerset,  and  dying  in  1688,  waa  t.  by 
hlB  eldest  eon, 

JoHH  Wtktsb,  Esq.,  who  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Gecard,  Esq.  of  Trent,  oo.  Somerset,  and  d.  in  1668,  leaving 
•a  odIj  BurriTing  dau., 

Maet  Wtktkb,  who  «.  28  Dec  1686,  Wiluam  Blayth- 
TATT,  Esq.,  of  St.  Martin's,  *'  within  the  citty  of  London," 
»d  had  (with  a  dau.,  Anne,  m.  the  Hon.  Edward  South  weU, 
cf  Eing'a  Weston,)  two  sons,  William,  his  heir ;  John,  a 
eoL  in  the  army,  m.  Miss  Penfield,  and  had  issue.  This 
Ifr.  Blathwayt  was  seotetary-at-war,  and  also  secretary 
of  state,  to  King  Wiluam,  during  his  abode  in  Holhmd  and 
Flanden ;  he  was  also  one  of  the  commissioners  for  trade 
•ad  plantations,  and  clerk  of  the  privy  council  in  the  reigns 
of  King  Chablb,  King  Jamxs,  King  William,  and  Queen 
▲jrvB.  He  likewise  represented  the  city  of  Bath  in  parlia- 
ment, from  1600  to  1710.  He  d.  in  Aug.  1717,  and  was  <. 
hj  his  son  and  heir, 

William  Blathwatt,  Esq.  of  Dyxham,  who  m.  in  1719, 
Thomasina  Ambrose,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1774),  left,  at 
fak  deesase  in  1742,  a  son, 

Wiluam  Blathwatt,  Esq.  of  Dyrham,  who  m,  1st,  in 
1T80.  Mks  Penelope  Jenkinson,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  July, 
1756)  has  issue,  i.  Wiluam,  his  heir,  6.  in  1751 ;  ii.  James, 
A.  in  1754,  a  captain  in  the  army,  d.  unm.  in  1788 ;  i.  Penelope, 
ft.  in  1755,  m.  Mr.  Crane,  and  had  one  son  only,  William, 
who  took  the  name  of  Blathwatt  in  1818,  but  d.  ».  p.  in 
18S9.  He  m,  2ndly,  Mra.  Elizabeth  Le  Pepre  (whose  maiden 
name  was  Clarke)  and  by  her  (who  d,  in  Aug.  1764)  had 


.  I.  Obobok-Wiluam,  fellow  of  Merton  College,  Oxon,  and 
rector  of  Langridge,  oo.  Somerset,  and  ot  Dyrham,  oo. 
Gkooerter,  m.  in  1795,  Imtbella,  dau.  of  Charles  Pye,  Esq. 
of  WadJey,  co.  Berks,  a  deputy-lieutenaut  uud  high-sherm 
of  that  coun^,  and  had  issue, 
QsoiMiB-WiLLiAM,  uow  of  Dyrham  Park. 
William,  5.  10  April,  1798,  capt.  8rd  light  dragoons,  m. 
Miss  Filmer  and  has  issue. 

Charles,  5.  6  Jan.  1800,  rector  of  Langridge,  m,  Miss 
Roee^  and  has  issue  two  sons. 
Wynter,  d.  young;  in  1818. 
Anne-Sophia,  «».  Thomas  Curtis,  Esq.  of  London. 
Frances. 

Mr.  WQfiam  Blathwayt  m.  Srdly,  Miss  Mary  Creighton,  of 
London,  bat  by  her  had  no  issue.  He  d,  in  May,  1787,  and 
was  1. 1^  his  ddest  son  (rf*  the  first  marriage, 

Wiluam  Blathwatt,  Esq.  of  Dyrham,  h.  in  1761,  who 
m.  in  July  1790  Frances,  dan.  of  William  Soott,  Esq.  of 
Otest  Barr,  StaflbrdaMre,  but  d.  in  May,  1806,  without 
iaae,  leaTing  his  widow  surviving :  she  subsequently  m. 
Adnrizal  Douglas,  who  d»  ia  1889. 

Jvas— Or,  two  bends,  engrailed,  sa. 

CnM    On  a  rock.  ppr..  an  eagle  rising,  aig.,  wings,  as. 

lf«to— Virtuteetveritate.^ 

ftat— Dyxham  Park,  Glouoeeterahirei, 


BLAYDES  OF  RANBY  ^AJ.L. 

Blatdbb,  Chablbb  •  Benjamin,  Esq.  of  Ranby 
Hall,  KottB,  6.  9  April,  1812;  m,  C^aroline-Martha, 
dau.  of  C^^ytain  Jackson. 

IrCnOlt?*— JossFH  BLAmiB,  of  Suttou,  in  the  oo.  of 
Toric,  J.P.,  h.  16  July,  1588,  son  and  heir  of  WiUiam 
Bbides,  aivi  Margaret  ApplAyaid  his  wife,  heiress  of  Sutton, 
CO.  York,  was  mayor  of  Kingston-upon-Hull,  in  1686.  He 
K.  Anne  Booth,  by  whom  hft  had  a  dau.,  Lydia,  the  wife 
of  Geovge  Anson,  Esq.,  ancestor  of  the  circumnavigator, 
afterwards  Lord  Alison ;  and  a  son,  his  successor  , 

Jamk  Blajdu  or  Blatdss,  of  Button,  J.P.,  6.  about  the 
fBsr  1625,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Andrew  Marvel,  and 
Mter  of  the  oelehrsted  patriot,  Andrew  Mi^rveL  He  was«, 
St  Us  decease  by  his  soq, 

JosBPB  Blatdss,  Esq,,  bapt  28  Sept,  1671,  m.  Jane 
Moald.  whose  fiunily  likewise  possessed  estates  in  Sutton. 
Oeirlndson, 

HooH  Blatdbb,  Esq.,  lord  of  the  manors  of  Sutton-eum- 
StoncCeiTy,  and  part  of  Sculooates,  in  the  oo.  of  Tork,  6.  in 
1855,  m,  28  April,  1728,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Peter  de  la 
Ptyms,  Esq.  of  Crowtrees  Hall,  by  Frances,  dau.  of  Frands 
Wood,  Esq.  of  HatfMd«Levels.  By  this  hidy  (who  d.  21 
Lag.  1772)  he  had  issue,  of  whom,  his  successor,  Bkkjamdt, 
•boe  married.  He  d.  1^  April,  1759,  aged  74,  and  was  $,  by 
Uison, 

BcvJAMnr  Blatokb,  Esq.  of  Melton  and  High  Paull,  in 
the  ea  of  York,  6.  5  March,  1736,  He  m.  18  May,  1776, 
Kitty,  ted  dan.  and  oo-heirsBB  of. Christopher  Soott,  Esq. 
101 


B  L  A 

of  Aldborough,  in  Holdemess,  and  dying  29  Oct.  1805,  was 
$,  by  his  son, 

Hdqhxs  Blatdks,  Esq.  of  High  Paull,  in  Yorkshire,  and 
of  Ranby  Hall.  Notts,  high-sheiiff  in  1812.  He  was  6.  at 
Melton.  9  Aug.  1777,  and  m.  19  March,  1800,  at  Ripon  Minster, 
Delia-Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  Col.  Richard  Wood,  t>f  Hollin  TT.tii, 
in  the  co.  of  York,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Huoh-Mabvel.  who  d.  unvi,  in  1836. 

Charles-Benjamin,  present  representative. 

Frederick-Henry  Marvel,  in  holy  orders,  6.  29  Sept.  1818, 
m.  in  1848,  Fanny-Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  -Sir 
Edward-Page  Turner,  Bt.,  and  has  issue,  Edward-Henry 
Frederick  -  Augustus,  Arthur  •  Charles  -  Julius,  Qeoige- 
Frederick-Handel,  and  Kathiurine-Louisa-Frances. 

Delia-Katherine. 

Louisa- Anne,  t».  to  Henry-Thomas-Coggan  Kerr,  Esq., 
oapt.  in  the  army,  son  of  the  late  Oen.  Kerr,  of  Hartham 
House,  CO.  Somerset:  and  by  him  (who  d.  in  Sept  1845) 
has  issue,  Harry-Kynaston ;  Mary ;  Kate,  m.  to  Captain 
Cowell,  8rd  dragoons:  Emily:  and  Annie. 

Harriet-Elisabeth,  d,  unm.  in  1824. 

Henrietta-Christian,  n.  in  1837,  to  Edward  Parratt,  Esq. 
clerk  of  the  joumalsy  House  of  Lords^  and  has  one  dau., 
Caroline-Lennox. 

Emmeline- Sophia,  m.  in  1838,  to  Frederick -Alexander 
Blackford,  Esq.,  capt  98rd  Highlanders. 

This  gentleman  was  for  some  years  miOor  of  the  3rd  batta- 
lion of  West  Riding  militia.    He  d,  15  Feb.  1829. 

Arm»—kz.,  a  saltier,  aig.,  between  three  pheons,  ppr. ;  on 
a  chief^  or,  a  lion,  passant. 
Crett — A  talbot's  head,  erased,  and  erects  sa. 
Motto— Vio  Deo,  rege,  et  patria. 
£^a«— Ranby  Hall,  Notts. 


BLAYNEY  OF  EVESHA31 

Blatnet,  Robert,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  The  Lodge,  Eve- 
sham, CO.  Worcester,  6.  23  March,  1818,  a  captain  in 
the  Worcestershire  militia,  and  J.P.  for  the  countiee 
of  Worcester  and  Qlouceater. 

linPSJ3[0. — ^This  fiunily  claims  to  descend,  through  the 
Blaynets  of  Kintham,  co.  Hereford,  ftxtm  the  filmed 
Elystan  Olodrydd,  Prince  of  Fferlys. 

Robert  Playnet  (2nd  son  of  Thomas  Blayney,  Esq.,  by 
Betty  his  wife,  dau.  of  Benjamin  Parkes,  Esq.  of  Worceater, 
and  youijger  brother  of  the  Rev.  Bei^amin  Blayney,  D.D., 
Regius  professor  of  Hebrew,  and  canon  of  Christchurch, 
Oxford),  ia.  18  July,  1756,  Katherine,  youngest  dau.  of 
Joseph  Withers,  Esq.  of  Worcester  (of  the  Hampshire 
family  of  WitherpX  &nd  had  issue.    The  elder  son. 

The  Rev.  Robert  Blayney,  rector  of  Pitsford,  co.  Nor- 
thampton, lord  of  the  manor  of  Oarlford,  heir  of  his  mater- 
nal uncle.  Sir  Charles-Trubshaw  Withers,  Knt,  who  had  m. 
Frances,  widow  of  Richard  Nash,  D.D.,  and  dau.  and  heir 
of  John  Ravenhill,  Esq.,  by  Katherine  Dansey  his  wife, 
lady  of  the  manor  of  Strensham,  granddau.  and  heir  of  Sir 
Francis  Russell,  Bart,  of  Strensham,  The  Rev.  Robert 
Blayney  m.  in  Sept  1788,  Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry 
Howard,  Esq.  of  Arundel,  and  sister  of  Lord  EfBngham, 
but  dying  «.  p,  24  Sept  1824,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Thomas  Blayney,  Esq.  of  The  Lodge,  Evesham,  Worces- 
tershire, D.L.,  6.  9  Sept,  1762,  m.  1st,  12  April,  1787,  Mar- 
garet, 2nd  dau.  of  Charles  Welch,  Esq.  of  Evesham,  which 
lady  d.  $.p.i  and  2ndly,  17  Jime,  1815,  Anna-Harland,  2nd 
dau.  of  Thomas  Harrison,  Esq.  of  Fulford,  in  Yorkshire,  by 
whom  he  had  issue, 

John-Charies-Withera,  b.  18  Myrob,  1816,  and  d.  in  April, 

1817. 
RoBrsT,  of  Exeter  CoII^ge^  Oxford,  M.A.,  now  of  The 

Lodge^  Evesham. 
Kathenne-Emma,  m.  in  1848,  to  James  F.  Marett,  Esq.  of 

St  HeUer**,  Jersey,  and  ^.M.  Ordnanc^  Barbadoes. 
Mary-Eleanor,  m.  in  1841,  to  Oeoige  Jackson,  Esq.  of 

Bushey,  Herts. 
Anna,  m.  in  1844,  to  Thomas  Colmore,  Esq.  of  Sheldon 

House,  Warwickshire. 
Jane-Margaret 
Mr.  Blayney  d.  1  Deo.  1838. 

i^mu— Quarteriy :  first' and  fourth,  aig.,  three  boars'  head^ 
oouped,  sa.,  armed,  gu. ;  second  and  third,  gu.,  a  lion, 
rampant -regardant,  or;  quartering  Withers  and  Trubshaw. 

CrefC— A  fox,  aig. 

Motto— I  rest  to  rise. 

/Seat— The  Lodge,  near  Evesham. 


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B  L  E 

BLENCOWE  OF  BLENCOWE  AND  THOBY 
PRIORY. 

Blbkcowe,  Hknbt-Prkoott,  Esq.,  late  of  Blen- 
cowe  Hall,  co.  Cumberland,  and  now  of  Thoby 
Priory,  00.  Bbsex,  b.  1799 ;  t.  his  father  in  1847. 

V^intU^t* — Adam  db  Blxnoowk  diBthiguiahod  himadf 
in  the  French  wars  in  the  reign  of  Edwabd  III.,  onder  the 
banner  of  William,  Baron  of  Greyatoke,  who  granted  arms 
to  him  and  his  hein  by  the  following  warrant : 

"  To  all  to  whom  theee  preoenta  aball  come  to  be  seen  or 
heard;  William,  Barou  of  Oreystoke,  Lord  of  Morpeth, 
wisheUi  health  in  the  Lord :  Know  ye,  that  I  have  given 
and  granted  to  Adam  de  Blencowe  an  escutcheon  sable,  with 
a  bend  oloeetted  (or  barred)argeut  and  asare,  with  t  U^-ee  ohap- 
lets  gules ;  and  with  a  crest  olosetted,  aigent  and  asure,  of 
my  arms ;  to  have  and  to  hold  to  the  said  Adam,  and  his 
heirs,  for  ever.  And  I,  the  said  William,  and  my  heirs,  will 
wanant  to  the  said  Adam,  and  his  heirs,  the  arms  aforesaid ; 
In  witness  whereof,  I  have  to  these  letters  patent  set  my 
seaL  Written  at  the  Castle  of  Morpeth,  the  28th  day  of  Feb- 
ruary, in  the  80th  year  of  the  reign  of  King  Edwabd  III., 
after  the  Conquest."   [a.d.  1867.] 

Adam  db  Blbmoowb.  1827,  m.  twicei  *By  his  1st  wife, 
Bmma,  he  had  three  sons,  William,  d.  v.  p.,  vnm. ;  Thomas, 
his  successor  ;  John,  whose  wife's  name  was  Johs^na. 

Tbomas  j>k  Blbhoowb,  t.  his  fiithei;  and  m.  Elliaheth. 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Nicholas  Yetetipont  or  Yipont,  (1888,) 
Baron  of  Westmorland,  and  to  whom  his  Alstfoi  estates  de- 
scended, in  conjunction  with  her  rister  Joan,  wife  of  William 
Whytlaw.  They  now  belong  to  Greenwich  HospitaL  Their 
son  and  he!r, 

William  db  Blenoowb,  m.,  Ump.  Hjenrt  YI.,  Johanna, 
dau.  of  Robert  Brisco,  of  Crofton,  Cumberland. 

Biohabd  db  Blbnoowe,  son  and  heir  of  William,  living 
in  the  reign  of  Edward  IY.,  was  father  of 

Cbristopbbb  db  Blenoowb,  who  m.  and  had  issue, 
BiOHARD,  his  hdr,  and  Isabella,  m.  James  Halton,  of  an 
ancient  ftunily  resident  at  Greystoke,  whose  manor  house 
still  remains. 

RicHAAD  Blenoowb,  Esq.,  son  and  heir  of  Christopher,  m. 
Eleanor  Crackenthorpe,  of  Newbiggin,  dau.  of  John  Crack- 
onthorpe,  Esq.,  and  had  issue,  Anthont,  his  heir;  Christo- 
pher, d.  anm. ;  Cuthbert,  d.  unm, ;  Elizabeth,  m.  Bichard 
Hoton,  of  Hoton  Boof,  Esq.,  a  hamlet  of  Greystoke ;  and 
Maraen,  m.  Matthew  Bee,  Esq. 

Anthont  ^lenoowe,  Esq.,  the  eldest  son  and  heir  of 
Richard,  m.  Winifred  Bu^y,  granddau.  of  the  old  Lord 
Dudley,  of  Tanwarth,  co.  Westmorland,  by  whom  he  had 
issue, 

I.  RiCH4|KD,  his  heir,  mentioned  amonost  the  gentry  of  the 

ooimty  subiect  to  Border  service,  1M8 ;  m.  Appoline , 

afterwards  the  wife  of  W.  Allonby,  of  Allonby,  Esq.,  by 
whom  he  left  issue, 
1  Henbt,  heir  to  bis  grandfother. 
S  Richard,  d.  mmh. 

n.  Anthony,  D.C.L.,  provost  of  Oriel  College,  Oxford, 
45  years.  He  was  -chanceUor  or  vicai'-geneial  of  the 
cathedral  diorch  of  Chichester.  He  d.  1018,  and  was 
buried  in  8t.  Mary's  Chun^  Oi^ford.  He  was  wMm,,  and 
left  £1,800  to  the  rebuilding  of  his  college,  with  which  the 

west  side  of  Oriel  College,  as  it  now  stands,  was  accord- 
ingly built. 

RL  George,  M.P.  for  Chichester  in  1008. 

Henbt  (afterwards  Sib  Hbnbt)  Blbnoqwb,  t,  his  grand- 
Ikther.    He  was  high-sheriff  of  Cumberland  in  1008,  and  was 
knighted  by  King  James  I.,  on  his  return  hom  SooUand  in 
1617.      He   was  sgain   high -sheriff  of  Cumberland,    1st 
Chables  I.,  and  d.  21  Nov.  1683.    Qis  Ist  wife  was  Jane, 
dau.  of  Sir  William  Muagrave,  of  Hayton,  Bart,  (ristor  to 
Eleanor,  wife  of  Sir  Christopher  Lowtber,  oi  Lowther,  Knt., 
ind  great-graadiaotber  to  the  1st  Lord  Lonsdale.)  by  whom 
be  had  no  issue  that  lived  tosucoe^dhim.   His  2nd  wife  was 
Oraoe,  dan.  of  Sir  Richard  SandfM,  of  Qowgill,  by  whom 
he  had  issue, 
CHBmoFBBB,  his  successor. 
Henry,  d.  umn.  in  his  other's  liibtime. 
Anthony,  to  whom  the  estate  at  Harbybrow  was  first 
limited  by  Mr.  Highmore.     Harbvbrow  was  for  many 
gensntions  the  property  and  seat  of  the  Hiohmobes.    The 
Blxnooweb  purchased  it  of  them  and  possessed  it  for 
several  descents.    This  estate  was  purchased  of  the  latter 
about  the  year  1745,  by  —  Steel,  Esq.    It  is  now  the  pro- 
perty of  W.  Charlton.  Esq.    A  square  tower,  which  is 
part  of  the  old  mansion  at  Harbybrow,  still  remains.    An- 
tliony  d.  soon  after  his  (lather,  unm, 

John,  m.  and  d.  in  his  father's  lifetime,  leaving  issue,  by 
Anne  •— ,  his  wife^  Elisabetlv  ta.  H.  Thompson,  Esq.  of 
102 


B  L  E 

HoDin  Hal!,  Bipon,  Tork,  graadfhther  of  Sir  W.  Thomp^ 
son,  a  baron  of  the  Exchequer ;  Ann,  m.  Geosge  Barwicc, 
Esq.  of  Cariisle. 

Sib  CmusroPBEB  Blekoowbi,  Knt,  son  and  heir  of  Sir 
Henry,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bobinson,  of  Rokeby, 
Esq.,  Torkshire,  great-grandfiitherof  Sir  Thos.  Robinson,  of 
Bokeby,  Bart.,  and  his  brother,  Lord  Bidiop  of  Armagh, 
created  Baron  Bokeby ;  and  had  issuer  Henry,  d.  unm.  before 
his  fisther;  Cbbutophbb,  his  soooeflBor ;  Thomas,  it.  uma. ; 
Mary ;  Franoes ;  Maiigartft;  and  Katheiine. 

Chbxsvophkb  Blenoowb,  Esq.,  son  snd  heir  of  Sir  Chris- 
topfaer,  Knt.,  m.  Ann,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-helreBB  of  Willism 
Laton,  of  DalemaiB,  Esq.,  whieh  this  family  had  posBessad 
before  the  time  of  Hbnbt  IIL,  and  had  issue  a  son  and 
heir, 

Henbt  Blenoowb,  Esq.,  hk^-shertff  of  Cumberland,  temp. 
GfiOBOB  I. :  he  m.  1st,  Doroifiy,  daa.  and  heiress  of  Geoige 
Sisson,  Esq.  of  Penrith,  she  d.  29  Got  1707,  aged  82,  and 
WHS  buried  in  the  ehuroh  of  Penrith ;  by  this  lady  be  bad 
iasun, 

Chbistophbb,  vrfao  succeeded  him. 

Henry,  d,  v.  p.  Geotge,  d.  «.  «. 

Dorothy,  «.  the  Rev.  Tobias  Crofts  ▼Icar  ci  Khrby  Lon» 
dale. 

Bridget,  la.  Utrick  Reay,  Esq.  of  Newoaatto. 

Mary,  d.  vmn. 
He  m.  Sndly,  EllnbeUi,  dan.  of  W.  Todd,  Esq.  of  Wath, 
Toikshire,  and  had  issue, 

X.  Hbnbt,  who  $.  his  half-brother,  Christopher, 
n.  William,  m.  1730,  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Fsr- 
dinando  lAtua,  Esq.  of  The  Beck,  in  Milium,  oo.  Cumber- 
land, 1^  Henrietta  his  wife,  dan.  at  ^  John  Tempest 
Bart  of  Tong,  oo.  Torlc,  by  whom  be  bad  iasus^ 
1  GeoTige,  d.  in  the  West  Indies,  $.  p. 
t  Henry,  d.  t.  p.  8  John,  d.  ».  p. 

4  William-Fbbdinando,  son  and  heir. 
1  Elizabeth,  m.  J.  Blain,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  Oariislsi  interred 
at  St  Mary's,  Carlisle, 
m.  Peter,  m.  Franoes  Benn,  of  Whitehaven,  Cumberiand, 
and  had  issuer 
1  Henry. 
1  Elisabeth. 
Henry  Blencowe^  Esq.,  d.  in  1721,  and  was  «.  by  his  sldsst 
son, 

Chbutophkb  Blenoowb,  Esq.  of  Blenoowe,  who  d.  mm^ 
1728,  sged  26,  and  was  t.  by  his  half-brother.  Such  was 
the  reputation  of  this  gentlmnan  as  a  lawyer  that  he  was 
called  to  the  bar  at  the  age  of  21,  and  thre;  years  after  he 
wss  made  one  of  the  deputy-Ueutenants  of  the  Tower  Ham- 
lets, and  chief  steward  or  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Booordi^ 
within  the  liberties  of  the  same :  he  died  whDe  upon  ttai 
circuit. 

Henbt  Blenoowb,  Baq.,  t.  his  half-brother,  Christopher, 
and  -m.  Mary,  only  surviving  dau.  and  beiress  of  Alexander 
Presoott,  Esq.  of  Thoby  Priory,  Essex,  [at  this  point  the 
Blenoowes  0/  BUneowe  become  again  closely  oonnScted  with 
the  Blenoowes  ttf  MarsUm] :  he*had  iasue^ 
Hbnbt-Pbbsooit,  b.  17S2,  his  heir. 
Mary,  d.  unm.,  at  BiUericay,  Essex. 
Hbnbt-Pbbsoott  Blenoowb,  Esq.,  a.  hit  fktfaer,  and  m, 
Elizabeth,*  eldest  dau.  of  Bichard  Barbor,  Eaq.  of  Brent- 
wood, 00.  Essex.    By  this  kuly,  who  d.  in  1848  (the  last  of 
the  Barbor  family),  he  had  issue, 
l  HBNBT-PBXsoorr,  his  successor, 
n.  Jolm-Prescott  b.  1778,  m.  Pleasanee,  youngest  dan.  ef 
Edward  Bvenurd,  Esq.  of  Lynn,  NoribUc :  he  d.  9  No«. 
1840,  leaving  issue, 

1  John-Presoott,  6.  1800.  * 

2  Edward-Everard.  b.  17  April,  1800,  reotorof  West  Wal- 
ton, Norfolk,  and  B.D. 

8  Edmond,  d«c.  4  Walter,  b.  25  Aug.  1812. 

1  Pleasanee,  dee,        t  Elizabe^.  8  Mary. 

4  Agnes,  dee.  5  Henrietta. 


*  There  was  in  the  possession  of  <this  lady  a  curious  Jewd, 
of  which  the  account  is  as  f<Aows,  copied  fkom  the  will  of 
Gabriel  Itarbor : 

*'Mr.  Barbor  (the  fbther  of  my  great-grandfhther,)  for  his 
firm  adhersnee  to  the  Protestant  religion,  was  in  Queen 
Mary's  reign  brought  into  Smithfield  to  sufbr  at  the  staka 
but  Whilst  he  waa  taking  leave  of  certain  IHends.  news  came 
the  queen  was  dead,  so  that  the  Popish  party  did  not  dare  to 
put  him  to  death.  In  remembrance  <^  so  emtnsnt  a  {weser- 
vatlon,  the  said  Mr.  Barbor  had  the  effigies  ef  Queen  Eliaa- 
both  out  out  upon  a  stone,  bequeathing  the  jewel  to  his 
eldest  son,  if  he  had  a  dauc^iter  and  named  her  Elizabeth, 
otherwise  the  iewel  should  descend  to  the  2nd  son  if  tho  con- 
dition was  fulfilled  by  him,  but  if  not  then  to  the  8rd  son, 
and  so  on.  This  is  ye  account  as  it  has  been  handed  down 
flrora  father  to  son,  and  hitherto  there  has  been  an  EHiahetti 
inthefiunily.**    A»g.a4,17M. 


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B  L  E 

e  Jane»  m.  BeT.  8.  Allen,  D.D. 

7  Agnes.  8  Haigaret.  •  Ellen. 

L  dizftbeih.  m.  James  Everard,  Beq.  of  Lowestoft,  and  d. 

kftTing  isBue,   Jamea^  RN.,  drowned;    Mary,  m.  Bev. 

Inae  Gaslcartii;  Eleanor,  m.  Proudfoot  Montagu,  Esq. ; 

Fanny;  Caroline;  Louisa  ;  and  Anna. 

n.  Mai:garei. 
Mr.  Blenoowe  d.  9  F^.  1787,  and  was  <.  by  his  son, 

HianiT-PRBaooTT  Blemoowb,  Esq  of  Blencowe,  m.  IU> 
booos,  aldest  dau.  of  Edward  Bvorard,  Esq.  of  Lynn.  oo. 
Hof«Dlk,  and  by  her  (wbo  d.  80  Oct  1864,  aged  88)  bad 
iflsne,  HcKBT-pRBsooTT,  his  successor;  John,  d«c.;  Edward, 
te. :  Brerard;  Bebecca;  Mary,  m.  Oeoige  Bannatyne,  Esq. 
flf  Bithford  House,  Sontersetdiire.  Mr.  Blencowe,  in  the 
yesr  180S,  sold  Blenoowe  to  the  Duke  of  Norfolk.  He  d.  in 
1M7,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son,  the  preeent  Hkkbt- 
Vmuoarrt  BuBiroowa,  Esq. 

^rm»— Istk  Blxstoow;!,  gu.,  a  quarter,  ai^g.  2nd,  Grct- 
noKK,  augmentation  with  a  diflbrenoe.  Srd,  L^TOK  q^  IhUe' 
•am.    4th,  Pbucott. 

Cntt—A  sworn  in  pale,  axg.,  hilt  in  chief,  or,  enfiladed  with 
ahnman  hearty  gu.,  all  between  two  wings  expanded,  ai^;. 
[A  kgeod  in  the  family  refers  this  curious  crest  to  the  oir- 
eomstanoe  that  In  the  Border  wars,  a  Blencowe,  whose  crest 
was  a  sword,  baring  slam  a  Douj^as  (xm>  small  honour  tu  those 
daysL  was  permitted  to  unite  it  in  the  present  form,  with 
the  bleeding  heart  of  the  Douglas]. 

Jfstts    i^orsum  viTsre  mon,  moii  vUax 

ft«^— IlMby  Pzioix, 


BLENCOWE  OF  ICARSTON  ST.  LAWRENCE. 

Blehcowe,  Johk^ackson,  Esq.  of  Marston  St 
L&wronoe,  oo.  NorihaoiptoD,  b,  5  Feb.  1810 ;  n.  1st, 
27  May,  1834,  Gratia-Maria,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
ProweU,  rector  ot  Catfield,  Norfolk,  and  Irr  her, 
who  <L  2S  Dec.  1840,  has  an  only  surviving  duld, 

Anna-Maiia. 
He  ».  2iidly,  2  May,  1848,  Cedlia,  dan.  of  the  Rev. 
Chariee  Ptowett,  rector  of  Stapleford,  Herta,  and 
has  by  her, 

L  Jobji-Alecahdbb,  6.  8  Sept  1848. 

n.  Charles-Edward,  b.  13  Oct  1847. 

m.  Alfred^ames,  b.  16  Nor.  1848. 

L  Maiy-OeeOia. 

linCJmC • — The  Blsnoowes  (a  branch  of  a  veiy  old 
OBmberiaiid  flsmily,  which  had  property  at  Oreystock,  in 
tfast  eoon^X  hare  been  seated  at  Marston  earlier  than 
MM. 

Tbohas  BuMOOwa,  gxandaon  of  Jcdm  Blenoowe,  living 
atMarstoa  St.  Lawrence,  temp.  Hbibt  YI.,  obtafaned  in 
the  year  1540,  a  grant  from  ths  crown  of  the  demesne  lands 
sad  leetorial  tithes  of  the  manor  of  "  Lawreaoe  Merston, 
sfiss  Msnton  St.  Lawreiboe.'*  Bis  great-great-graat-grsnd- 
^onwaa. 

Sot  Jomr  BLHaoowK,  of  Marston  St.  Lawrenee,  an  emi- 
Bsat  Judge,  one  of  the  Justioes  of  the  Common  Pleas,  He 
«.  Aane,  eldest  dan.  of  the  Bev.  John  WalUs,  D.D.,  F.as., 
Oe  iiuDOus  Savfliaa  professor  of  Oxford,  by  whom  (who  d. 
Ib  1718)  he  bad  issue,  Jomr,  his  heir ;  Thomas,  a  bencher 
sf  the  Inner  Temple  (tee  Blxnoows  qf  Tfu  HooU)  :  William, 
who  d.  tdija.  ;  Mary,  m.  to  Alexander  Prescott,  Esq.  of 
Tboby  Priory,  Essex;  Anne,  m,  in  1720,  to  Sir  Edmund 
Prot^jm,  of  Kewlands ;  Elizabeth ;  and  Sussnnah,  m.  to 
Bicfaard  Jennens,  Esq.  of  Prinoethorp.  ^udge  Blenoowe 
d.  in  1790k  at  the  age  of  84,  and  wss  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Joaar  BLavoowx,  Esq.  ^f  ^Marston  St  Lawrence,  who 
■k  Jaae^  dan.  of  WUUam  Holbech, .  Esq.  of  Famborough, 
la  Warwickshire,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1756)  he  left  issue, 
s  son,  JoHM,  his  heir,  and  four  daus.,  Jaue,  who  fa.  the 
Bev.  Samnel  Jackson,  rector  of  Stisted,  in  Essex,  and  had 
two  SODS,  Samuel  and  John ;  Anne,  si.  to  the  Bev.  Thomas 
ftc^  M^ ;  Elissbeth,  who  d.  miw, ;  and  Mary,  who  also 
d.  wan.    Mr.  Bleocowe  d.  in  1740,  and  was  «.  by  his  only 


Jomi  Biavoows,  Esq.  of  Marston  St  Lawrenoe,  who  d. 
MMk  in  1717,  and  devised  his  estates  to  his  nephew, 

Samrn.  JacKaov,  Esq.,  who  thus  became  of  Marston 
0t  Lswreooe,  and  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Blbkowx.  Bo  m.  1st,  Anne,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Bev. 
Ihomss  Bree,  of  Allesley,  by  Anne  Blenoowe,  and  had  by 
hsr  (wbo  d.  in  1789)  fivo  sons — ^riz.,  1  Jobn-Jaoksom,  his 
beir ;  S  ^Hiomas,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Marston,  b.  in 
1783 ;  8  Samuel- Waiiam,  of  lincolo,  6.  in  1784,  m.  Miss 
Abds  BsD  ;  4  James,  in  holy  orders,  b.  in  1785,  m.  in  1818, 
Aane,  ntict  of  Jas.  Nagle,  Esq.  dan.  and  co-heir  of  John 
Besndkamp,  Esq.  of  Peogreep^  in  Cornwall ;  and  5  Henry, 
103 


B  L  £ 

who  d.  tmm.  in  1808.  Mr.  (Jackson)  Blenoowe  m.  2ndly, 
Elisabeth-Qi-amer,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Thomas  Biker,  rector 
ofCulworth,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1814)  he  had  further 
issue,  Charles,  in  holy  orders,  6.  in  1798  ;  Petei^ramer,  in 
holy  orders,  m.  2  Jan.  1829,  Loveday,  eldest  dau.  of  Isaao 
Sparkes,  Esq.  of  Crewkenie,  in  Somersetshire;  Bobert,  of 
the  Inner  Temple,  London,  6.  in  1801 ;  Geoige,  b.  in  1808 ; 
Edward,  6.  in  1805 ;  Elizabeth ;  Bhoda-Maria ;  and  Sophia. 
Mr.  Blencowe  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jobn-Jacksok  Blbnoowb,  Esq.  of  Marston  St.  Lawrence^ 
high-sheriff  in  1827,  b.  in  1780,  who  m.  16  Aug.  1804, 
Louisa*Anne,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  the  Bev.  Thoma^ 
Biker,  rector  of  Cul worth,  by  his  2nd  wife,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  21  Feb.  1845)  had  issue, 

John-Jagxson,  now  of  Marston. 

Samuel,  twin  with  John,  d.  imm.  2  Aug.  1888. 

Thomas,  m.  in  Dea  1887,  Ellen,  dau.  of  B.  Bathurst,  Esq., 
and  has,  Thomas-Henry,  and  other  issue. 

James. 

Louisa-Ann,  relict  of  the  Rev.  Frsnds  Gottwalts,  lata  vicar 
of  Coughton,  in  Warwickshire. 

Mary-Ann. 

Susannah-Judith,  m.  1  July.  1841,  to  the  Bev.  Jamea 
Stafford,  rector  of  Dinton,  Wilta. 
Mr.  Blenoowe  d,  28  Aug.  1880. 

ArtM    Gu.,  a  canton,  aig. 

Cratr-K  sword  in  pale,  aig.,  hilt  in  chie^  or,  enfilsded  with 
a  human  heart,  gu.,  all  between  two  wings  expanded,  aig. 
&a^— Marston  House^  Northamptonshire. 

BLENCOWE  OF  THE  HOOKE. 

Blekcowe,  Robert- Wilms,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  ine 
Hooke,  00.  Sussex,  J.P.,  6.  1791 ;  m.  m  1816,  Charr 
lotte-EIizabeth,  youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the 
Rev.  Sir  Henry  Poole,  Bart  of  The  Hooke,  and  has 
one  son, 

JoHN-OaoBOS,  M.A.,  J.P.  for  Sussex,  5. 1817. 

SrttUa0(. — ^Thomas  Blkkcowb,  Esq.  of  Hayes,  oo. 
Middlesex,  bencher  of  the  Inner  Ttanple,  2nd  son  of  Sir 
John  Blenoowe,  Knt.,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  Bev. 
John  Walhs,  D.D.,  the  celebrated  Savilian  professor  of 
Oxford  (m  Blinoowk  o/  ManUm  St.  lawrtMeJ,  m.  Martha, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Ferris^  Esq.  of  Hayes,  by  bis 
wife,  dau.  and  lieir  of  —  Briggenshaw,  Esq.  of  Hayes,  and 
was  eventually  $.  by  his  youngest  son, 

BoBXRT  Blemoowb,  Esq.  of  Northampton,  M.D.,  6.  1782, 
who  flk  Margaret,  dau.  of  —  Danvers,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1774. 
His  only  aurviving  son, 

RoBEBT  Willis  Blbkoowx,  Esq.,  b.  in  1770,  la.  in  1780. 
Penelope,  youngstt  dau.  of  Sir  George  Bpbinson,  Bart  ot 
Cranford,  co.  Northampton,  and  d.  in  1842,  having  had 


John-George,  b.  1700,  d,  vnm, 

BoBBBrr«WiLLi8,  now  of  The  Hookau 

Harry-Chaxies. 

William«Multon,  in  holy  ordei^  rector  of  Shawell,  cow 
Leicester,  fa.  Maynard,  dau.  of  CoL  Eochfoxi. 

Edward-Willis,  d.  in  1888. 

Frances-Dorothea,  fa.  1st  to  William-Peere  Williams,  only 
surviTing  son  of  Admiral  WlULuns,  of  Clapton,  co.  North- 
ampton, and  2udly.  to  General  Sir  George  Naito;  K.C.B. 

Mary.  fa.  to  M%)<»M3eneral  Grant 

Ann-Elisabeth,  d.  itaia.  1881. 

Elisabeth.  Louisa-Eleanor,  d.  1806. 

Caroline-Dianaj 

Emma,  fa.  to  the  Bev.  Sir  Geoige  Bobinson.  Bart 

Charlotte-Louisa,  fn.  tp  Heniy  Frampton.  Esq. 

Louisa-Isabella,  m.  to  the  Bev.  J.  Chichester,  and  d.  in 
1884. 

Arms  and  A^— As  Blbnqowc  qf  Manto%  quartering 
Wallbstom,  Pxbbis,  and  Bbiooebshaw. 
Motto    Quorsum  vivere  morl,  morl  vitaa^ 
SaUr-Tho  Hookey  Ohail^,  near  Lewea. 


BLENKINBOPP  OP  HOPPYLAND  CASTLE. 

Blenkihbofp,  Qsobge-Thomas  Lsatqn,  Esq.  of 
Hoppyland  Castle,    oo.  Durham,  and  Humbleton 
Hail,  Northumberland,  J.P.  and  DX.,  5.  21  Deo. 
1783 ;  m.  6  Oct  1807,  Harriot,  dau.  of  Henry  Col- 
lingwood,   Esq.    of   Idlbum  Tower,  and  Comhill 
House,  00.  DuxWn,  and  has  had  issue, 
X.  BiOHABD-BLBininrsopp-GBOBOB,  b.  15  Jan.  1809,  rector 
of  Shadforth,  Durham,  fa.  27  Sept  1838,  Mary-Emma, 
dau.  of  Sanderson  Uderton,  Esq.  of  Ilderton,  North- 
umberland, and  has  issus^ 


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BL  I 

1  Geoive-ndertoii,  b.  8  May,  1840. 
8  Edwin-Henry,  6.  15  Jon.  1842. 
1  Emma- Victoria. 

II.  G«ois»-AnthoBy,  6.  24  Dto.  1813,  captain  in  the  45th 

foot, 
m.  Henry-Wellington,  5.  2  July,  1815.  d.  27  AprU,  1841. 
lY.  Edward-CIennell,  in  holy  orders,  b.  81  Jan.  1810. 
I.  Harriet-GoUingwood. 

HtlKAff^* — ^Thla  is  a  branch  of  the  andent  Northum- 
brian house  of  Blekkinsopp  of  BUnkwsopp,  which  Camden 
styles  '*  a  right  ancient  and  generous  ftunily."  The  heiress 
of  the  senior  line,  Jane,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas 
Blenkinsopp,  of  Blenklnsopp  Castle,  Esq.,  m.  in  1727, 
William  Couuoir,  Esq.,  of  Jesmond  House  (see  Coulsok 
Hf  Blenkm$opp  Cattle  J,  while  the  heiress  of  this  descendant 
<^  another  branch, 

Elizabeth  BLKKKnreopp,  only  dau.  of  Obobob  BLcmuir- 
aopp,  Esq.  of  Whickham  House,  co.  Durham,  and  Humble- 
ton  Hall,  00.  Northumberland,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau. 
of  John  Coulter,  of  Preetwich  and  Newcastle,  merchant, 
m.  5  Dec.  1770,  AnTHorr  Lkatok,  Esq.,  son  of  John 
Leaton,  Esq.,  by  Elizabeth  Rawlingshis  wife,  and  grandson 
of  Anthony  Leaton,  Esq.,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  the  family 
of  Orde,  and  had  a  son  and  heir,  the  present  Geobob- 
Thomab-Lbatoh  Blevxinsopp,  of  Hoppylsnd  Castle,  Esq. 

j|rma'*-Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  fesse  between  three 
garbs,  or,  for  Blenkinsopp;  2nd  and  Srd,  quarterly,  Ist  and 
4th,  arg..  a  fesse  between  six  crosses-crosslet,  fitch^,  sa.,  for 
Latton  or  Lbaton  :  2lid  and  Srd,  sa.,  three  swords  in  fesse, 
arg.,  two  with  their  points  in  base^  and  the  middle  one  in 
chief,  for  Rawlins. 

CretU^lBt,  a  lion,  rampant,  or,  for  BLBVKnroorr;  2ud,  out 
of  a  mural  coronet,  two  wings  expanded,  aig.,  each  ehazged 
with  a  cross-crosslet,  fltch^  sa.,  for  JjE^ltotk. 

Ifotto^Dieu  defende  le  droit 

fiaoto— Hoppyland  Castle^  oo.  Durham,  and  Humbleton 
Hall,  Northumberland. 


BLEKKERHASSETT  OF  BALLYSEEDY. 

BLENifBRHASSBTT,  Chables  •  JoHN,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
aeedy,  b.  in  July,  1830. 

litUage.— This  family  is  of  English  origin,  and  has 
•ithw  received  its  surname  ftrom,  or  conferred  it  upon, 
Blennerfaasset*  co.  Cimiberland.  It  sent  a  lepresentatiTe 
for  Carlisle  to  the  parliaments  of  almost  all  kings  fkt>m 
BiOHABD  II.  to  Jambs  I.  The  Blennerliassetts  settled  in 
Ireland,  temp.  Queen  Elizabeth  ;  and  have,  since  that 
period,  maintained  the  highest  rank  amongst  the  gentry 
of  the  CO.  Kerry,  where  the  first  settlers,  Thomas  Blbn- 
NBBHASSETT,  with  his  son,  RoBBBT,  obtained  a  part  of  the 
Earl  of  Desmond's  large  possessions.  From  the  latter 
descended 

John  BLENNBBHABsnr,  Esq.  of  BaDyseedy,  who  became 
knight  of  the  shire,  co.  Kprry.  He  m.  Margaret  Lyn, 
and  had,  with  other  i^ue,  John,  his  hdr,  and  Robert, 
ancestor  of  the  present  Sir  Arthur  Blennerhassett,  Bart. 
The  eldest  son, 

John  Blbnnerbassbtt,  Esq.  of  Ballyseedy,  was  pro* 
genitor  of  the  late 

Arthur  Blennerhassett,  Ejki.  of  Ballyseedy,  M.P.  for 
Kerry,  son  pf  Arthur  piennerha^tt,  Esq.  of  Ballyseedy,  by 
Dorcas  his  Wife,  dau.  of  Oeoige  Twiss,  Esq.  of  Anna ;  he  m. 
Frances-Deane  Qrady,  and  by  her  (who  d,  in  1884),  hod  sur- 
viving issue,  Charlbb-John,  now  ef  Ballyseedy;  Don»8,  m. 
to  Robert-Conway  Hurly,  Esq.;  Amelia,  m.  to  the  Hon. 
Chichester  BkefBngton ;  Ada,  m.  to  Btandish,  Srd  Viscount 
Ouillamore ;  and  Frances.    Mr.  Blennerhassett  d.  in  1843. 

^rNM— Qu.,  a  ji^evron,  ern^,  between  t^ifee  dotohins, 
embowed,  naint,  arg.  ^ 

Cr€M — A  wolf,  sqjont,  ppr. 
If ofto— Fortes  fortuna  jtivat. 
£eai— Ballyseedy  House,  Tr^lee,  oo.  Keny. 


BLISS  OF  BRANDON  PARK. 
Buss,  HsNRT,  Esq.  of  Brandon  Park,  oo.  Suffolk, 
h,  28  May,  1809,  assumed,  hj  royal  license,  the 
surname  and  arms  of  Buss,  m  lieu  of  those  of 
Aldhidgb,  on  succeeding  to  the  property  of  his 
uncle,  Edward  Bliss,  Esq. 

9.tneag(.— The  late  Edward  Buss,  Esq.,  J.P„  lord  of 
the  nuuior  of  Brnudon,   co.   Suffollc,  hlgfa^heriff  of  that 
shiro  in  1880,  (sou  of  Edward  Bliss,  Esq.,  M.D.,  by  Ifaxy 
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B  L  O 

Clark  his  wife,  and  grandson  of  Edward  Bliss,  and  Eliaa- 
beth  Brown  his  wife)  was  b.  20  Deo.  1774.  He  m.  28  Oct 
1797,  Sarah,*  2nd  daiL  of  the  Bev.  Aoquila  Scatchard,  and 
Sarah  his  wife,  but  d.  vrithout  issue,  2  April,  1845.  Bran- 
don Paik,  and  the  whole  of  his  other  property,  passed 
under  his  will  (subject  to  some  life  annuities)  to  his  nephew, 
Hbnbt  Aldrxdob,  Esq.  (son  <^  James  Aldridge,  Esq.,  by 
Elisabeth  his  wife,  and  grandson  of  John  Aldridge,  Esq. 
of  Hampshire,  Justice  of  the  peace,  and  d^mty-lieutenant 
of  the  countyX  ^^ho  by  royal  sign-manual,  changed  his 
name  to  Buss. 
Sea<— Brandon  Park,  Suflblk. 


BLOFELD  OF  HOVETON  HOUSR 

Blofeld,  The  Rev.  Thomas-Calthorpe,  M.A.,  of 
Hoveton  House,  co.  Norfolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  rector 
of  Helleeden-with-Drayton,  co.  Norfolk,  6.  16  Aug. 
1777;  m.  7  May,  1802,  Mary-CJaroline,  Srd  dau.  and 
eventually  only  surviving  child  of  Francis  Qrose, 
£^.,  F.A.S.  (the  celebrated  antiquary),  and  by  her 
(who  d.  5  Jan.  1852)  has  issue, 

L  Thomas-John,  ILA.,  in  holy  orders,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
vicar  of  Hoveton,  co.  Norfolk,  6.  2S  Feb.  1807,  m.  1884, 
Catherine-Chariotte,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Anthony  CoUetti 
rector  of  Heveningfaam,  and  has  issus^ 

1  Thomas-Calthorpe,  6.  15  Dec.  188d. 

2  Robert-^ngleton,  b.  7  Jan.  1889. 

8  Francis-Orose,  b.  8  April,  1846,  d.  28  April,  1851. 
1  Catharine-Maiy. 
I.  Haiy-Gatheiine. 

E(neaffe.— The  fomUy  of  Blofdd  was  settled  in  Nor- 
folk at  a  very  early  period.  Thomas  Blofeld  possessed 
lands  in  N(nrth  Bepps,  in  that  ooun^,  which  he  add  before 
1465  to  Bobert  Wende,  of  Northrepps ;  and  a  Robert  Blofeld 
was  living  at  Hickling  in  1479. 

Thomas  Blofbld,  Esq.  of  Bustoad  Hall  and  Beeston 
Priory,  oo.  Norfolk,  barrister-at-Iaw  (son  of  Thomas  Blofeld, 
Esq.  of  South  Bepps,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  Bobert 
Doughty,  Esq.  and  grandson  of  Bobert  Blofeld,  of  Cromer, 
whose  grandfiather,  John  Blofeld,  of  Cromer,  living  in  1528, 
was  grandson  of  William  Blofeld,  of  NorwichX  n.  lat,  Maiy, 
dau.  —  of  Wright,  Esq.  of  Soulthozp,  oo.  Norfdk,  and  by 
her  had,  with  four  dans., 

Thomas,  of  Beeston  Priory,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  William 
*  Hunt,  Esq.  of  HUdoverstone,  oo.  Norfolk,  and  had  issos^ 
William,  of  Beeston  Priory. 

Robert,  of  whom  presently. 

The  2nd  son, 

Thb  Bev.  Bobbbt  Blopsld,  M.A.,  rector  of  Westwksk 
and  of  Thorpe-next-Norwich,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  T.  layer, 
Esq.  of  Booton,  oo.  Norfolk,  and  had  issue, 
1.  Thomas,  of  whom  presently. 

IL  John,  of  London,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  —  Biok' 
ardson,  Esq.,  and  had  issue :  John,  of  London,  m.  Maiy. 
dau.  of  Henry  Negus,  of  Norwich,  merchant;  ana 
Thomas*  of  Briston,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Cal> 
thoipe,  Esq.  of  Hidding  Hall,  and  had  issue;  1  Thomas, 
of  Hoveton,  who  «.  his  great-uncle^  and  of  whom  here- 
after; 2  John,  of  Norwich,  m,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas 
MiqmingB,  Esq.,  and  hod  a  sou,  John,  of  whom  here- 
after; 1  Catharine,  m.  to  John  Bioher,  Esq.,  1|.D. 

The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Bloivld,  Esq,  of  Norwich  and  Hoveton,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  and  M.P.  for  Norwich,  m,  Elizabeth,  daxi.  of  Heniy 
Negus,  .Esq.  of  Hoveton^t  Peter,  co.  Norfolk,  and  dying 
i.  p.,  17  Oct.  1708,  was  $.  by  his  grand-nephew, 

Thomas  Blofxld,  Esq,  of  Hoveton,  co.  Norfolk,  J.P. 
and  D.L,,  who  nt.  Sarah,  dan.  of  Henry  Negus,  E^.  <^ 
Hoveton-8t.  Peter,  and  had  an  only  child,  Babah,  ta.  to 
her  cousin  John,    This 

Jchn  Bloteld,  Esq,,  b.  6  Feb.  1725,  «.  under  the  will 
of  his  great-great-unde,  to  the  estate  of  Hoveton.  He  m. 
his  cousin,  Sarah,  only  child  of  Thomas  Blofeld,  Esq.  of 
Hoveton,  and  d.  in  Aug.  1805,  leaving  a  son, 

THOif  AS  Blofelp,  Esq.  of  Hoveton,  barrister-at-Iaw,  and 
a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut.,  6.  24  Dec  1753,  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Henry  Spencer,  Esq.  of  Dulwich,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  14  April,  1824)  had  issue, 

John-Spencer,  6.  5  July,  1776,  capt.  In  the  E.  I.  Co.'s  ser- 
vice, d.  unm.  at  Hyderabad,  22  Sept.  1803. 

*  This  lady's  elder  sister.  Mary,  m.  Ist,  the  Rev.  James 
Bentham,  prebendary  of  Ely,  and  2nd]y.  the  Rev.  Dr.  Hatt 


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TaoMAii^  now  of  Hoveton. 
]Uria»  d.  man. 

Mr.  BtoMd  d.  7  Aug.  1817. 

Arm»—GA.,  achoTTon,  trg.,  between  three  flenn-de-Uflk  or, 
Cmt— Three  ostrich  feethers,  tag. 
JfoOo— Domino  quid  reddam. 
Bmt    Horeton  BLouBe^  oo.  Ncnfolk. 


BLOUNT  OF  MAPLE-DURHAM. 

Bloukt,  Michael -Hbnrt- Mart,  Esq.  of  Maple- 
Dnrham,  oo.  Oxford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in 
1832,  6.  8  Aug.  1789;  m,  Ist,  15  May,  1817,  Eliza- 
beth-Anne-Marj,  4th  dan.  of  Robert-Edward,  10th 
Lord  Petre,  and  has  surviying  issue, 

L  MICHAKL-CBABI.E8,  b.  19  April,  1819. 

n.  Charies-John,  b.  21  Aug.  1821. 

m.  John,  6.  22  Feb.  1SS3. 

IT.  BobertrMartin,  6.  25  Oct  1837. 

L  Ifary-Cathertne.  n.  Charlotte-Elizabeth. 

m.  QeoigiaDa-FruioeB.  iv.  Hemietta-MaUlda. 

Mr.  Blount  in.  2ndlj,  Lucy-Catherine,  4th  dau.  of 
Jamee  Wlieble,  Esq. 

CitintSf* — TbiB  ancient  and  distinguished  family  can 
be  traced  from  the  Counts  of  Guisnes,  in  Picardy,  a  race  of 
noblei  descended  from  the  Scandinavian  rulers  of  Denmark. 
BoDouPH,  8rd  Count  of  Guisnes,  had  tliree  sons  by  his  wife 
Boaetta,  dau.  of  the  Count  de  8t.  Pol,  all  of  whom  accom- 
panied the  Norman  in  his  expedition  against  England,  in 
lOM.  One  of  the  brothers  returned  to  his  native  country ; 
the  other  two  adopted  that  which  they  had  so  gallantly 
helped  to  win,  and  abided  there ;  of  these,  Sir  William  lb 
BLoiniT,  the  younger,  was  a  general  of  foot,  at  Hastings, 
and  was  rewarded  by  grants  of  seven  lordships  in  lincoln- 
diire ;  his  son  was  seated  at  SaxUngham,  in  Norfolk,  and 
the  great-granddau.  of  that  gentleman,  aole  heiress  of  her 
frvfy  Mabia  lb  Blouht,  marrying  in  the  next  century.  Sir 
(ft/^hen  le  Blount,  the  descendant  and  represeatative  of  her 
great-great-great-uncle,  Sib  Bobekt  lb  Bloukt,  united  the 
fiunilies  of  the  two  brothers, 

Sm  Waltbr  Blouht  (son  of  Sir  John  le  Blount,  of 
Sodington,  by  Eleanor  his  2nd  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
John,  Lord  Beauchamp  of  Hacho),  so  celebrated  for  his 
martial  ptowoss  in  the  warlike  times  of  Edw.  III.,  Rich.  II., 
sad  HsmtT  IT.,  and  immortalised  by  the  muse  of  Shak- 
speaze  for  his  devotion,  even  unto  death,  to  King  Henbt, 
fdl  at  the  battle  of  Shrewsbury,  22  June,  1408,  leaving,  by 
his  wife,  Donna  Sancha  de  Ayala,  dau.  of  Don  Diego  Gomez 
de  Toledo,  with  two  daus.,  four  sons,  viz.,  Johh  (Sir), 
bk  hfdbr,  K.O.,  who  d.  i.  p.;  Thomas,  successor  to  his 
brother;  Jambs  (Sir),  ancestor  of  the  Bloukts  qf  Oren- 
dea,  SUUr^^Idd,  Orldon,  Ac;  and  Peter,  who  d.  $.  p.  The 
ftidsoo, 

8iB  Tbokas  Blouvt,  treasurer  of  Normandy,  dying  in 
1456,  left>  with  three  datia.,  two  sons,  Bib  Waltbr  Bloukt, 
Loan  MouirrjOT,  and 

Sib  Thomas  BLOtmr,  of  Milton  Boss,  ca  Leicester,  who 
d.  in  1408,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Bkbabd  Bloubt,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and  heir 
of  William  de  la  Ford,  of  Iver,  in  the  co.  of  Buckingham, 
by  whom  he  aequired  the  estate  in  that  place,  and  pur- 
diaaing  the  maoOT  of  Haple-Durham  Gumey,  in  the  oo.  of 
Oxford,  1  Feb.  1488,  fixed  his  permanent  abode  there. 
He  served  the  oAoe  of  shetiif  for  Bucks  and  Bedfordshire 
in  UOS.    He  d,  tl  Nov.  1608,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Bna  BiCBABD  Bloukt,  of  Haple-Durtiam  Gumey,  one  of 
the  gentlemen  of  the  ^lamber  to  King  Hbkbt  VIII. ;  of  the 
privy  chamber  to  Bdwabd  YI.,  and  lieutenant  of  the  Tower, 
temp.  BuzABBTM.  He  ta.  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard 
lister,  diief-Jnstiee  of  England,  and  sister  of  Sir  Michael 
lister,  K.B.,and  dying  11  Aug.  1564,  was  «.  by  his  elder  son. 

Bat  MiCBABL  Bloukt,  of  Maple-Durham,  b.  in  1529, 
lieatenant  of  the  "Somct.  In  1581  (4  Feb.)  he  purchased  the 
manor  of  Mi^ile-Darfaam  Chawsey,  for  9002.,  and  soon  after 
OTected  the  fine  mansion  of  Maple-Durham,  still  existing  in 
the  most  perfect  state.  He  was  sheriff  of  Oxfordshire 
in  1586  and  1597.  He  m.  Mary,  sister  and  co-heh-  of  Thomas 
Mooce,  Esq.  of  Bicester,  in  Oxfordshire,  by  whom  (who  d. 
28  Dee.  1592)  be  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  successor. 

Bib  Richard  Bloukt,  Knt.  of  Mi^le-Durham,  6.  28 
June,  1564,  m.  let,  Cldly,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Baker,  of 
BUnghnrst,  in  Kent,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  Charubs 
(Bb-X  his  heir.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Francis 
MocHV,  Knt.  of  Fawley,  in  Berkshire,  and  had  by  her  a 
dan.,  JsttSi,  m.  to  Sir  William  Moore,  of  Fawky,  and  two 
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sons,  of  whom  the  elder,  Wiluam,  of  Kidmore  End,  in. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Ralph  Delaval,  and  had  a  son,  Listxb, 
of  whom  presently.  Sir  Richard  d.  22  Nov.  1619,  and  was 
*.  by  his  ddest  son, 

Sir  Chablbs  Bloukt,  Knt.  of  Maple-Duiham,  who  was 
slain  fighting  under  the  king's  banner,  at  Oxford,  1  June, 
1644.  He  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Sir  Francis 
Clerke,  Knt  of  Houghton  Conquest,  in  Bedfordshire,  and 
by  her  had  (with  two  daus.,  of  whom  the  elder  Anne,  m. 
1st,  John  Swinburne,  Esq.  of  Capheaton,  and  2ndly, 
Francis  Qodfnj,  Esq.)  two  sons,  Miohaxl,  who  was  killed 
in  1649,  and  Waltbb.    The  2nd  son, 

Waltbb  Bloukt,  Esq.  of  Maple-Durham,  m.  1st,  Philippa 
Benlowes,  of  Essex,  who  d.  in  1667  (Issueless),  and  2ndly, 
Dorothy,  dau.  of  Edmund  Plowden,  Esq.  of  Plowden,  co. 
Salop,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  who  d.  an  iniiuit. 
He  d.  himself  in  May,  1671,  having,  by  deed,  of  the  5th 
February,  in  the  previous  year,  settled  the  estates  of 
Maple-Durham  on  his  cousin, 

IdSTBR  Bloukt,  Esq ,  b.  in  1654,  who  thus  became  of 
Maple-Durimm.  This  gentleman  m.  in  1688,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Anthony  £n«rlefleld,  Esq.  of  White  Knights,  and  had 
issue,  one  son,  Michael,  his  heir,  and  two  dans.,  well 
known  as  the  fHends  of  the  poet  Pqpe,  viz.,  Teresa,  b.  at 
Paris,  15  Oct  1688,  and  d.  in  1750 ;  and  Martha,  b.  15  Jime, 
1600,  and  d.  in  1768.  Mr.  Blount  d.  25  June,  1710,  and  was 
«.  by  his  son, 

MiCHABL  Bloukt,  Esq.  of  Maple-Duiham,  b.  26  March, 
1693,  m.  1715,  Mabt-Aokbs,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sbr  Josbfh 
TicHBORKB,  of  Tichbome,  co.  Hants,  by  which  lady  (who 
d.  in  May,  1777,  aged  82)  he  had,  with  two  daus.,  Mary,  m. 
to  ^  Henry  Tichbome,  Bart,  and  Francis,  who  d.  a  nun 
at  Brussels,  in  1740,  three  sons,  Miohabl,  his  heir  ;  Henry 
Tichbome,  a  priest,  president  of  Douay  College  in  1770, 
who  d.  in  1810  ;  and  Walter,  a  Benedictine  monk,  who  d. 
in  1746.    He  d.  2  Nov.  1739,  and  was<.  by  hia  eldest  son, 

MiOBABL  Bloukt,  Esq.  of  Maple-Durham,  6.  in  1719, 
who  m.  in  1742,  Ifory-Eugenia,  eldest  dau.  of  Mannock 
Strickland,  Esq.  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  by  whom  (who  was  6. 
10  July,  1728.  and  d.  12  Dec.  1762)  he  had  issue, 

I.  Miohabl,  his  heir. 

II.  Josrah,  b.  15  July,  1752,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Francis  Can- 
ning. Esq.  of  Foxcote.  oo.  Warwidc:,  by  whom  he  left  at 
his  decease, 

1  Joseph,  b.  in  1779.  m.  1st.  JancL  dau.  of  John  Sater- 
thwaite,  Esq.  of  Mansetgh  Hall,  Westmoreland,  but 
there  was  no  issue  of  that  marriage.  He  tit.  2ud]y, 
19  Feb.  1816,  Anne,  only  dau.  of  Mr.  Richard  Martin,  of 
Hurstbome  Tarrant,  in  Hampshire,  and  by  this  lady 
had  an  unly  dau. 

2  Michael,  m.  Catharine,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Francis 
Wright,  Esq.  of  Bedford  Square.  London,  (by  his  wife, 
Catharine  Petre,  who  m.  after  the  death  of  Mr.  Wright, 
Michael  Blouu^  Esq.  of  Maple-Durham.)  and  nas 
issue. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  in  July,  1802,  to  Ralph  Riddell,  Esq. 
ofFeltonPark,  in  Northumberland. 

2  Frances. 

L  Maiy-Eugenia,  b.  14  Feb.  1745,  m.  1st,  15  Nov.  1765.  to 
Charles  Stonor,  Esq.  of  Stouor,  and  2ndly,  in  1783,  to 
Thomas  Canning,  second  son  of  Thomas  Canning;  Esq. 
of  Foxcote^  in  Warwickshire, 
n.  Martha,  6.  in  1762,  d.  vmm.  5  Feb.  1780. 
Mr.  Blount  d.  5  Feb.  1792,  and  was<.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Miohabl  Bloukt,  Esq.  of  Mn^le-Durham.  6.  4  July.  1748, 
m.  1st,  at  Bristol,  15  April,  1781,  Eleanors,  2nd  dau.  of 
Maurice  Fitsgerald,  Esq.  of  Puncher's  Grange,  co.  Kildare. 
By  this  lady,  who  d.  12  May  in  the  next  year,  he  had  a 
dau.,  Maria-Eugenia,  b.  h>  Jan.  1782,  d.  2  Aug.  1791.  He 
m.  2ndly,  27  Aug.  1787,  Catharine,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of 
John  Petre,  Esq.  of  Belhouse,  Essex,  and  widow  of  Francis 
Wright,  Esq.  of  Bedford  Square,  and  had 
Michaxl-Hbkbt-Maby,  his  successor. 
Walter-Thomas-Maiy. 

Henrietta,  m.  16  Sept.  1811,  to  John  Wxigbt.  Esq.  of  Bel- 
ize Park,  Hampstead. 

Juliana-Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Nolan,  Esq.  of  the  andent 
family  of  Ballykealy.  co.  Carlow. 
Mr.  Blount  d.  29  Oot  1S21,  and  was  t.  by  his  son.  the 
present  Michabl-Hbkby-Maby  Bloukt,   Esq.   of  Mi4>le- 
Durtiam. 

.<lrm«— Barry-nebul^  or  and  sa. ;  quartering  Atala,  Cas* 
tilb.  and  Bbauchamp. 

Orut—k  wolf,  passant,  sa.,  between  two  comets,  out  of  a 
ducal  coronet,  or ;  slso,  a  foot  in  the  sun,  with  the  motto^ 
"Lux  tua.  via  mea."  The  latter  is  the  crest  now geuemlly 
adopted. 

fiMt— Maple-Durham. 


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BLOUNT  OF  ORLETON. 

Blount,  Wiluaji,  Esq.  of  Orleton,  co.  Hereford, 
(.  in  April,  1799;  m.  let,  in  1821,  Eliza,  dau.  of 
Thomaa  Wright,  Esq.  of  Fitcwalteni,  co.  Easez,  by 
which  lady  he  haa  a  son, 

I.  WiLUAM. 

And  2ndly,  81  March,  1839,  Lady  Charlotte-Jane 
Stw  Maur,  eldest  daii.  of  Edward- Adolphus,  Duke  of 
Somerset,  and  has  by  her  two  sons, 

I.  ArchibAld.  n.  Honry. 

Mr.  Blount  f.  his  elder  brother  in  1881,  and  was 
M.P.  for  Totness  in  1889. 

SritlHlfft. — ^Mtub  Blottut,  Esq.  of  Ortoton,  eth  son 
of  Roger  Blount,  Eaq.  of  Orandon,  by  Maria  his  wife,  dau. 
of  W.  Berington,  Esq.  of  Winaley,  tL  in  1668,  leavixig,  by 
bis  wife,  Aime  Bustard,  of  Addlebury,  inttr  aUo$f  two  smis, 
Thomas  Blouvt,  the  lawyer,  an  antiquary  and  writer  of 
cdebrity,  who  d.  at  Orleton,  having  been  lightened  to 
death  by  Titxis  Oates'  plot,  and  Mylm  Bloukt,  Esq. 
fiktberof 

Thomas  BLOUirr,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary  Mostyn,  and  dying 
in  1781,  left  a  son, 

EnwABn  Blouvt,  Esq.,  who  m.  Miss  Gotham,  and  had 
issue.    The  fourth  son, 

.  WiuJAM  Bloukt,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  Orieton,  b.  in  1760,  m. 
Mary,  only  dau.  of  Lacon  Lambe,  Esq.  of  Bidoey,  co. 
Herefinrd,  and  had  (with  other  issue,  of  which  a  dau. 
Emma,  m.  Henry  Matthews,  Esq.,  the  author  of  Tkt  Diarp 
<^an  ImPoUdf  who  d,  a  Judge  in  the  island  of  Ceylon,  in 
IS20)  a  son  and  successor,  the  present  Wiluam  Blount, 
of  Orieton,  Esq. 

^rm*— Bany-nebul^  of  six,  or  and  aa. ;  in  chief,  eight 
peUeta. 
Oio^— A  cross  in  the  sun. 
Motto — More  crucia  mea  saIus. 
Seat — Orieton,  co.  Hereford. 


BLUETT  OF  HOLOOMBE  COURT. 

Bluett,  Peter,  Esq.  of  Hokombe  Courts  oo. 
Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1800,  6.  25  July, 
1768;  m.  20  Sept.  179i,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Edward 
Phelipe,  Esq.  of  Montacute  House,  oo.  Somerset,  and 
relict  of  John  Clarke,  Esq.  of  Halton,  oo.  ComwalL 

SritUafft. — JoHX  Blurt,  descended  ftom  the  Bluetts, 
loida  of  Bagland,  acquired  Holoombe  Bogus  in  the  15th 
«ratUTy,  by  marriage  with  a  oo-heireas  of  Cbiaelden.  His 
anceetore  had  married  heiresses  or  co-heiresses  of  Bagland. 
€^reenham,  and  Beaupeny.  Riohako  Bluttt,  great-grand- 
son of  this  John,  had  two  sons.  Sir  Booer,  hia  heir,  who 
d.  in  1566,  and  Fcands,  ancestor  of  the  Blustts  <(f  Cornwall, 
Arthur,  great-grandson  of  Sir  Roger,  m.  the  hoireaa  of  Lan- 
caster. The  elder  branch  of  the  direct  line  became  extinct 
in  1636^  by  the  doatlkof  hia  son,  John  Bluett,  Esq.,  whose 
daus.  and  oo-heira  m.  Jomss,  Wallop,  LsirrHAU^  and 
Babskt.  John,  the  wfOk  of  Franda  (a  younger  eon  of 
ArthurX  who  was  killed  at  the  siege  of  Lyme,  in  1644, 
dying  $.  p.  in  1700,  the  elder  line  was  supposed  to  be 
extinct,  and  he  bequeathed  hia  estatea  to  Bobsrt  Bluett, 
Eaq.,  then  the  repreaentatiye  of  the  Bluctts  (ff  Cblan,  in 
Cornwall,  deacended  ftom  the  younger  brother  of  Sir 
Roger.  BucKLAKn-NuTOOMBs  Bluett,  Eaq.  (son  of  Robert) 
who  d.  in  1786,  bequeathed  his  estates  to  their  present 
posssesor,  Prer  Bluett,  Esq.  ol  Falmouth,  aupposed  to 
be  a  descendant  of  Franda  Bluett,  half-brother  of  Colan 
Bluett,  who  lived  in  the  eariy  part  of  the  17th  century. 
Mr.  Bluett  ia  eon  of  the  Ute  James  Bluett,  Esq.,  by 
Anna  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Capt.  Peter  Hill ;  and  grandaon  of 
William  Bluett.  Esq.,  by  Maxy  his  wife.  He  has  had  one 
brother  and  three  sisters,  vis., 

Wiluam,  who  m.  EUxabeth-Maria,  dau.  of  John  Clarke, 
Esq.  of  Halton,  Cornwall,  and  had  issue,  Peter-Frederidc; 
James,  Lauretta-Maude,  Amelia,  and  Christiana. 

EUxabeth,  m.  to  John  Walsby,  Esq, 

Anna,  m.  to  Capt  Stephen-Banfield  Bell. 

Amu— Or,  a  cheyron,  between  three  eagles  displayed,  Tert. 

C.rrt— A  aquirreU  a^|ant,  or,  in  hia  paw  an  acorn,  vert, 
firucted.  or. 

IfoUo— In  Deo  omnia. 

£aiil— Holoombe  Court,  oo.  Deron. 

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BLUNDELL  OF  CROSBY. 

Bluvdsll,  Nicholas,  Esq.  of  Oro^y  Hall,  oow 
Lancaeter,  t.  bis  father  11  July,  1854 ;  m.  in  Nov. 
1847,  Agnes,  Srd  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Smytbe,  Bart, 
of  Acton  Bumell,  and  has  issue, 

L  Wiluam,  b.  in  Aprfl,  1851. 

XL  Frands-Nicholis,  6.  in  May,  1853. 

L  Mary-Agnea. 

%intUQt» — OsBKitTUs  ra  AnrosnALa,  living  in  the 
12th  century,  the  first  ^ancestor  of  this  fiunily  on  record, 
was  grcat-grandCather  of 

Sir  Robebt  Blundbll  de  Crosby,  living  5th  Bdwabb  I., 
who  gave  to  Allan,  the  son  of  Allan  Norraa  (Norreya)  all 
his  land  in  Watton  Dale,  Breck,  and  Bold,  for  six  marks, 
which  the  said  Allan  had  lent  him.  In  the  6th  EnwABO  I. 
Sir  Robert  made  over  to  his  son  Nicholas,  all  his  landa  in 
Annoedale,  now  called  Ainsdale,  saving  to  himself  the 
right  of  ahipwreck  (a  valuable  appendage  in  thoae  days)  to 
an  estate  on  the  coaat,  and  likewise  all  his  lands  in  Ravens- 
meales  and  liverpoole,  still  reserving  the  produce  of  ship- 
wreck. 

Nicholas  Bluhdell,  Esq.  of  Crosby,  the  last  male 
representative  of  this  long^escended  fanUly,  m.  Frances, 
dau.  of  Marmadukfl,  2nd  Loi-d  Tiangdale,  and  had  two 
daua.,  vis., 

Mabt,  who  m.  John  Coppinger.  Eaq.  of  Bollyvolane,  oo. 
Cork,  and  had  an  only  aon,  who  d.  m  inCuicy,  in  1745. 

Prasobs. 
Mr.  Blundell  d,  in  1737,  and  was  $.  by  hia  dans.,  of  whom 
the  younger, 

Fbahoes  BLUvnELL,  fn.  Henry  P^ppard,  Esq.  (grandson 
of  Thomaa  Peppard,  Esq.,  who  d.  M.P.  for  Dixigheda,  in 
1640),  and  had  issue.  The  heiress  of  Crosby  d.  17  April, 
1773,  having  outlived  her  husband  about  eighteen  months, 
and  was  $.  by  her  eldest  surviving  son, 

Nicholas  PspPABn,  Esq.  of  Crosby,  who  assumed,  in 
1772,  the  surname  and  arma  of  Bluiidell  only.  He  m. 
Clementina,  Srd  dau.  of  Stephen- Walter  Tempest,  Eaq. 
of  Brougfaton,  co.  York,  by  Frances-Olive  hia  wife,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Geoige  Meynell,  Esq.  of  Aldborough,  and 
by  her,  who  d.  31  July,  18SI,  left  at  his  decease  in  1795» 
(with  two  daus.,  Frances,  wife  of  Sir  Edward  Moetyn, 
Bart.,  and  Clementina,  who  d.  wun.  in  1821)  a  son  and 
Buoceasor, 

Wiluam  BLUHnBLt^  Esq.  of  Crosby,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Staiiley-Massey- 
Stanley,  Bart,  of  Hooton,  in  Cheshire,  by  Catherine  hie 
wife,  dau.  of  William  Salvin,  Eaq.,  of  Croxdole,  and  had 
issue, 

I.  Nicholas,  now  of  Crosby. 

n.  William,  capt  51at  infuitry,  killed  in  action  at  Ban* 
goon,  18  Ain^I,  1851 

m.  Charlea,  vuijcir  Austrian  service. 

XT.  John,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Peter  Middleton,  Esq.  of 
Middleton  Lodge^  and  StockweU  Park,  co.  Tork. 

T.  Thomaa. 

L  Clementina.  il  Catharine-Prancec 

HL  Mary-Emily.  rv.  Anna-Maiia. 

Mr.  Blundell  d.  11  July,  1854. 

ArmtStL,  ten  billetB.  axg. 

CrtU^K  demi-liou,  rampant,  aa.,  in  thepaws  a  tan,  fitofa^ 
erect,  aig. 
£e<U— Crosby  Hall,  near  liverpooL 


BLUNDELL  OP  INCB. 
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BLUNT  OF  WALLOP  HOUSE. 

Blukt,  Thb  Hey.  Walter,  of  Wallop  Hovse,  eo. 
Hants,  J.P.,  6.  28  Jan.  1802 ;  i».  16  Oct.  1827, 
Marian,  eldest  dau.  of  Willisjn  Pearoe,  Esq.  oC 
Whitehall  Place,  London,  and  has  had  issue, 

1.  Ronald-Pkaros,  b.  in  1828,  d.  the  same  year. 

I.  Bmily-Anna-Maria.  n.  Agnes  Rebecca. 

UttUAff^. — ^Walter  Blckt,  Eaq.  of  Croydon,  (Sid  aon 
of  ffir  Henry  Blunt,  2nd  bart.,  by  Dorothy  hia  wife,  eldest 
dau.  of  William  Nutt,  Esq,  of  Walthamatow),  m.  let,  Ant^ 
dau.  of  Jamea  Dandridge,  Eaq.  and  by  her  had  two  eons, 
Wal  er,  who  d,  young,  and  Jaxxb,  of  whom  presently. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1774,  Haima-Maria,  dan.  of  Sir  ThomM 
Gatehouse,  of  Head^y  Park,   9anU  and    granddao.    of 


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msbm  Hoggixuiv  Esq.  of  the  same  place.  And  by  her  had 


Oeoiie,  h,  4  Jan.  1778,  d.  at  Agxa»  fai  tba  Ba 
8  Jone^  18S0.  s.  p. 
Eowau>-Waltkb»  now  of  Kempahott  Park  C«eefAa(aiticle). 
Bia^Maiia,  m.  17  Nor.  1804,  to  John  Greathed  Hanifl, 
laq.,  Commiiwioner  of  the  InaoLvant  Court. 
Harriet. 
The  only  sotn  of  the  first  mairiaga, 

Jamb  Bluxt,  Esq.  of  Wallop  Haose,  oo.  Hants,  m.  1st, 
S  Oct.  1799,  Henrietta*  dan.  of  Robert  Garden,  Esq.  of 
COftoD,  and  had  issue, 
Waixnt,  now  of  Wallop  House. 

Edward-Powlett,  in  hobr  orders,  fr.  24  April,  1808.  m.  July, 
1881,  Caroline-Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Roger  Clayell,  of 
Maaston,  eo.  Docaet,  and  has  issuer  f^ntnds.  Grants  Hen- 
rietta, Ghariotto,  and  Mary- Anne. 
finfly-Dorothea,  d.  7  July,  1881. 
He  m.  Sadly,  0  April,  1810,  Sarah,  dan.  of  Richard  Little, 
1ki^  and  by  her  had  issue, 
Haiiiet  LoBiaa»  m.  to  Hulbart  Wathen,  Esq.  of  Stnatham, 


Chariotte-karia,  d.  in  April.  1888. 

GsroUne-Arabella,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Alfred  Wilkinson,  of 

Downside,  co.  Somerset. 
Sanh-Sdina.  nt.  to  the  Rer.  Alexander  Annand,  of  Roade, 

eo.  Northampton. 
Mr.  Blnnt  d.  S8  Sept.  188S. 

jInM— Barry-nebul^  of  six,  or  and  sa. 
Cint    The  sun  in  glory,  chaiged  on  the  eaotrswithaBeye, 
iasoinsr  tears,  all  ppr. 
ifette-^nterlaomrymas  micat. 
AB»—Wa2kp  Houses  nearAndover. 


BLUNT  OF  KEMPSHOTT  PARK. 

BLmr,  Edwatu)  -  Walter,  Esq.  of  Kempshott 
Park,  00.  Hants,  6.  28  Nov.  1779 ;  m.  9  March,  1818, 
JaDei43hiriey,  dau.  of  James  Allan,  Esq.  of  The  Hall, 
CO.  Stirling,  and  has  issue, 

L  Bdwaid  .  Walter,  ft.  2  Sept  1818,  d.  wm.  80  July, 
1840. 

n.  GeotBo-AUan,  6.  S8  June,  1823,  d.  11  Feb.  1840. 

m.  HxVBT,  6. 16  Sept.  1823. 

IT.  Charles-Harris,  b.  7  8<9t.  1826. 

▼.  James-St.  John,  6. 6  June,  1827. 

▼I.  Arthur,  6.  1  Jan.  1829. 

m.  Alezander-Colvin,  6.  14  Nor.  1831. 

Tm.  David,  6,  29  Dec  1838. 

L  Bisabeth-Maria,  m.  8  May.  1889,  to  the  Rev.  H  -J. 
Bigg  Wither,  rector  of  Worting,  Hsatts,  2nd  son  of 
the  late  Henry-Bigg  Wither,  Bsq.  of  Marydown  Park, 


n.  Hwrise,  «.  17  Aug;  1841,  to  the  Rer.  Jchn  Lawrell, 
ILA.,  motor  of  Hampreston,  eo.  Dorset,  youngest  son 
ef  the  laU  James  Lawrell,  Bsq.of  Friml^,  co.  Borrqr. 


Mr.  Blunt  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieutenant. 

IClltXgf* — ^Thls  Is  a  Jxmior  biaach  of  the  Blunts, 
Bvooets,  of  Lottdoti. 

Waltke  Blvkt,  Esq.,  8rd  son  of  Sir  Henry  Bhmt,  2nd 
hsreoet,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  eldest  dan.  of  WUham  Nutt, 
■r|.  ef  Walthamstow,  married  twice  ;  by  his  first  wife  he 
WM  gfaaMithsr  ef  the  Rsv.  WAi/mt  Blvrt,  of  Wallop 
House,  tmt  thai  nameJt  and  by  his  second,  Anna-Haiia, 
dw.  ef  Sir  Thonaas  Gacehonse,  of  Headly  Park,  Hants, 
■Ml  gxanddan.  id  WUUam  Higgins,  of  that  place,  Bsq.,  he 


George,  6.  4  Jan.  1778,  d.  at  Agra,  B.I.,  8  June,  1829. 
BDWABD-WAi;ra^  of  Kempabott  Paric,  as  above. 
Ettsa-Maria,  m.  in  1806,  to  John  Grsathad  Hacxis,  Esq., 
Owniiiisstnnor  of  the  Insolvent  Court 
Harriet, 

^rsv-'Barry-nebal^  of  six,  or  and  sa. 
Ciwl— The  son  in  glory,  charged  on  theoeotxewith  aneye, 
isMiogtear^  aHpnr. 
ir««»— Inter  ladxymas  micat 


BODENHAM  OF  ROTHERWAS. 
BoDniBAM,  Charleb-Thomas,  Esq.  of  RotherwRs, 
CO.  Hereford,  J.P.,  ^-  1^  Feb.  1788 ;  m.  29  Nov.  1810, 
EHzabeth-Mary,  6th  dau.  of  Thomas  Wel<^  Esq.  of 
Lulworth  Caatlc^  eo.  I^orsei^  and  has  a  son, 
107 


CBASLBB-Ds  LA  Babrb,  b.  4  Hay,  1818,  m,  28  April,  1860^ 
the  Countess  Irona-Maiia  DaierBykri^-MorAwsk^  dau^ 
of  the  late  Joseph,  Count  Drienykr%j-Morawska,  of 
Openm,  Grand  Duchy  of  Posen. 

fi^htf Sffe. — Sir  Jomr  Bodbivham,  Lord  of  Monington, 
Widtenton,  Cheriston,  and  Dewcfauroh,  6th  in  descent  flrom 
Hugh  de  Bodham,  aUaa  Bodenham,  Lord  of  Bodenham 
Rogeil,  imp.  Stbpben,  la.  1st,  Margaret,  dau.  of  John 
Ragon,  Lord  of  Walterston  and  Cheriston,  and  had  by  her 
two  sons,  vis.,  John,  <^  Monington,  whose  dan.  and  hrir, 
Kangaret,  m.  HughHargost,  of  Ha^gest.  and  Robert,  ances- 
tor of  the  BooxKHAM 8  cff  Biddenden  and  RyaL  Shr  John  la. 
2ndly,  Isabella,  dan.  and  sole  hefar  of  Walter  de  la  Barre, 
and  l^  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Walter  CoyWn,  without  issue), 
left  at  his  decease,  49th  Edwabd  III.,  a  son  and  successor, 

RooBB  BoDKKHAM,  of  DewchuTch,  great-graudfather  of 

RoosB  BODKNHAif,  Esq.  of  Rothcrwos.  b.  8rd  Hbn.  VII., 
who  m.  Jane,  8rd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Whyttington, 
of  Pauntly,  and  left  at  his  decease  in  1679,  Hiomas,  his 
heir,  who  d,  $.  p.  1688;  Rooeb,  successor  to  his  brodier; 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Moiigan,  of  Madien,  co.  Mon- 
mouth; and  Margaret,  m.  lst>  to  William  Games,  and 
2ndly,  to  John  P^    The  2nd  son. 

Sib  Rookk  Bodbvram,  of  Rotherwaa,  6.  in  1646,  K.B.  at 
the  coronation  of  Jamxs  I. ;  m.  in  1682,  Bridget,  youngest 
dau.  of  Sir  Humphrey  Baskenrflle,  Ent  of  Erdidey  Castle, 
CO.  Hereford,  and  had  (with  a  dau.  Blanch,  m.  6  Oct.  1811, 
to  Edward  Lhiigea,  of  Stoke  Edith  and  Sutton,  co.  Here- 
ford) two  sons,  1  Thomas,  his  heir ;  and  2  William,  of 
Bryngwyn,  bapt  21  Sept  1692,  who  signed  the  VisitaUon 
of  1684.    Sir  Roger's  elder  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Bodinham,  Esq.  of  Rotherwas,  Uring  in  1884, 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Francis  Lacon,  of  Kinlet  Hall,  in 
Salop,  and  had,  with  twodaus.  (Bridg^,  m.  before  1884,  to 
Walter  James,  of  Treryyor;  and  Blanch,  m.  after  1684,  to 
Edmund  Hawley)^  a  eon  and  suooesBor, 

RoGKE  BooKimAM,  Esq.  of  Rotherwas,  who  m.  Anne 
Draycot,  of  Faynesley,  in  Staffordshire,  and  had  issue.  The 
second  son, 

John  Bodsitham,  Esq.  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Charies  Trinder, 
of  Bourton-on-tho-Water,  in  Gloucestershire,  and  had  (with 
a  dau.  Anne,  m.  to  Hemy  Tasburgh,  Esq.  of  London,  and 
d.  $.  p.),  two  sons,  of  whom  the  younger,  John,  a  Jesuit, 
named  in  the  settlement  of  1712,  d.  tmm ;  while  the  elder, 

Chablss  BonnvHAM,  Esq.  of  Rotherwas,  m.  1st,  Anne, 
dau.  of  John  Stonor,  Esq.  of  Stonor,  co.  Oxford,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  in  April,  1714)  had  a  son,  CHAiku»  Stonor, 
his  heir,  aaid  Margaret-Catherine,  a  nun  at  Brussels.  He 
ta.  2ndly.  in  1731,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Honry  Huddlestono, 
Esq.  of  Sawston.  in  Cambridgeshire,  and  by  her  had  issuer 
John,  d.  $.  p.;  Catherine,  m.  to  John  Bericeley,  Esq.  of 
Spetchley,  co.  Worcester ;  Mary,  ta.  to  John  Tanerad,  Esq.  ; 
and  Anne,  d,  an  infant  Mr.  Bodenham  d.  16  May,  1782, 
and  waa  s,  by  h^s  son, 

Crablss-Stomob  Bodbztham,  Bsq.  of  Rotherwas,  who  m, 
Frances  PendriU,  deecended  Arom  Richard  Pendrill,  who 
saved  King  Chablbs  II.,  and  dying  18  April,  1784,  was  f. 
by  his  son, 

Chablb  Bodbnbam,  Esq.  of  Rotherwas,  6.  2  June,  1787» 
who  m.  Bridget  dau.  of  Thomas  Homyold,  Esq.  of  Black- 
more  Paric,  in  Worcestershire,  and  by  her,  who  d.  21  April, 
1826,  had  one  son  and  a  dan.,  viz., 

Chablbs-Thomas,  now  of  Rotherwas. 

Eliza-Maiy,  Cauoness  of  the  order  of  St  Anne  of  Bararia. 
Mr.  Bodenham  d.  6  April,  1826. 

^rm»— As.,  a  feose  between  three  chess-rook^  or,  quarter- 
ing twmty-five  coats. 
Crtgt^A  dragon's  head,  erased,  sa. 
itfotto— Veritas  liberabit 
Sm^— Rotherwas,  co.  Hereford. 

BODKIN  OF  ANKAGa 
BoDKTif,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Annagfa,  co.  GKUway, 
J.P.,  bigh-8beri£f  in  1883-4,  b.  20  Maroh,  1809 ;  «». 
80  June,  1842,  Elixabeth,  Toungesi  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  the  late  Thomas  Kedington,  Esq.  of  Rye- 
hiU,  in  the  county  Galway. 

Uttlf  Sfft. — ^Thefiunay  name  was  originaOy  TmosBALD. 
A  younger  son  of  the  ancient  and  powerful  fsmily,  the 
FiTSGEBALDS  of  Jktmond  and  KUdaa%  came  to  Connaught 
in  the  13th  century,  and  settled  in  Athenry,  as  meet  of  .the 
Anglo-Normans  did  at  that  period.  A  descendant  of  his 
had  BoWDBKiKB  added  to  his  name,  which  was  retained, 
and  the  original  diaconttniied  in  a  similar  maimer  to  tha4 

..„....„,  J^oogle 


BOD 


B  OL 


by  whleh  the  dMoendantt  of  the  Gaddlee  took  the  name 
of  BUke.  The  motto  of  their  ancoiton  the  Flts^ralds  ie 
that  of  the  Bodktna  of  the  preeeut  day. 

The  Bodktne  took  an  aotive  part  in  the  aflUn  of  Athemy 
in  the  time  of  Edwabd  III.  :  many  of  the  funily  removed 
to  Oalway  in  the  auooeeding  roign,  that  of  Riohabd  II., 
where  they  gave  their  name  to  a  street,  and  at  that  early 
period  Thomas  Bodkin  and  his  son  Henry  were,  in  and 
about  the  town,  extensive  proprietors.  In  1465,  John  Bod- 
kin was  oompositor  of  the  customs.  Members  of  the  family 
were  fk«quently  elected  provosts  of  Athenry ;  Richard  Bod- 
kin,  a  burgess  of  Oalway,  was  provost  of  Athenry  in  14M. 
A  groat  many  of  the  Aunily  became  mayors  and  Bheiifls 
for  the  town  of  Galway  up  to  the  time  when  it  surrendered 
to  Blr  Charles  Coote  In  1662.  So  attached  were  they  to  their  i 
i-ollglon  and  king,  that  not  a  single  member  of  the  Bodkin  ! 
Aunily  signed  the  ai'tioles  of  assent  on  that  occasion ;  it  ' 
appears  by  the  returns  of  the  town-major  of  Galway  to  the  ; 
commissioners  of  the  Commonwealth,  in  1662,  that  the 
repitieenutives  of  six  of  the  Bodkin  family  refused  to  sign, 
and  that  ten  others  were  absent.  During  the  short  reign 
of  Jambs  II.,  many  of  the  ancient  Roman  Catholic  fkmilies 
returned  to  Galway ;  amongst  them,  Johk  Bodkin  Fits- 
Ambrosk,  of  Annagh,  who  is  mentioned  in  the  charter  that 
Jambs  II.  granted  to  the  oltiBons  of  Oalway. 

John  BonKUi,  mayor  of  Oalway,  1618,  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
Bon, 

Ambrobb  Bodkin,  sheriff  of  Galway  in  1670,  who  m. 
Julian,  dau.  of  John  Blake,  by  his  wife  Evelina  Skerrett, 
and  was  father  of 

John  Bodkin,  who  had  two  eons,  John  Ftts-John,  bis 
heir,  and  Richard  Fita-John. 

John  Bodkin  Fitb-Jobn,  was  father  of  Ambrose,  his 
heir;  Dominiok  Pits-John;  Andrew  Fita-John;  and  Mar- 
ou«  Fits-John.    The  oldest  son, 

Ambbosb  Bodkin  Fits-John,  m.  the  dau.  of  Alderman 
Andrew  Browne  Fita-Dominick.  of  Galway.  This  Ambrose 
absented  himself  from  Oalway  on  the  surrender  to  Sir 
Charlee  Coote  in  1662;  he  got  grants  of  the  following 
lands,  that  is  to  say,  Annagh.  Kilmoylaud,  and  several 
other  denouiiuatlona.  He  d.  in  1679,  and  was  s.  by  his 
•on. 

John  Bodkin  Fm-AMBitofiB,  who  d.  In  16S9.  leaving 
three  sons,  Richard" Fits-John,  his  heir;  John  Fits-John; 
and  Patrkk  Fits-John.  He  was  admitted  a  (teeman  of 
Galway  by  charter  of  Jambs  II.    John  was  s.  by  his  son, 

RicuABD  Bodkin  Frra-JoHN,  whose  son, 

John  Bodkin,  m.  1st,  Miss  Browne,  dau.  of  Martin 
Browne,  of  Coolarae,  by  his  wif^  Misa  Brown,  of  Castle 
Mount  Garret,  and  had  by  her,  RicHard-Blakb,  his  heir; 
Robert^  successor  to  his  brother;  Axistin;  Aime,  m.  in 
1719,  to  Thomas  BUke,  Esq.  of  MuUoughmore  and  Wind- 
field;  and  aiK>ther  dau.  m.  to  Nicholas  Benuingham,  of 
Baohermtort  He  w.  2ndly.  Margaret,  dau.  of  R  BUke,  of 
Ardfry,  anoeetor  to  the  present  Lord  Wallsoourt,  and  bad 
three  daua.,  Julia,  m.  1st,  to  Peter  Lyndi,  Esq.,  and  ^udly.  | 
toP,  Martyn,B»q. ;  a  dau.  w.  to  John  Browne,  of  Galway; 
axKl  Mary- Anne,  m.  to  Ridutrd  Geoghegan,  Esq.  of  Bunovn  I 
OkstKoa  Galway,  | 

RicrajowBlakb  Bodkin,  the  elder  son,  d.  kam.,  bimI  . 
w«i  «.  by  his  broth«i'. 

RoaxRT  BoDKiK,  who  ».  let,  a  dau.  of  Sir  Anthony  Bra- 
baavn.  of  Brabazvn  Park,  co.  Mayo,  by  whom  he  had  an 
0«dy  dau..  Anne,  ■»,  to  Henry  Bingham,  brother  of  John,  | 
l4>rd  daumortie.  of  Newbrvok.  in  the  ooc  Mayiv    He  «. 
SBvUy.  Ehaabeth.  dau.  of  Johu  Einran,  Esq.  of  Ctetlehackei,  ! 
Itt  the  eo.   QahTBy.  by  whom  be  had  John,  his  hear;  ' 
iVnie,  who  d,  tmw. ;  and  Margaret,  who  sk  John  ^^^^'^^tw*. 
of  Ktoganra,  in  the  co.  Galway. 

JoKN  BoMUX,  oi  Anm^  sea  snd  heir,  m.  Haniet,  dau. 
ef  Martin  Kima,  ef  BhndwaQ,  in  tbs  eo.  Galwaj,  aad 


iq.  ef  BaQyghnte,  now 
Xbi^  of  Asfbid,  In  the 


BOLDEN  OF  HYNING. 

BoLDBN,  John,  Esq.  of  HyniDg,  co.  Lancaster, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  25  Aug.  1776;  m.  in  1801,  Mary, 
daiL  of  John  Satterthwaite,  Esq.  of  Bigmaden  Hall, 
Westmoreland,  and  has  issue, 

WiLUAM-BoLDEN,  his  heir,  b.  29  Sept.  1808. 

And  six  other  sons  and  two  dans. 

UttUagt. — ^This  family  was  possessed  of  the  estate  of 
Bolden,  in  Ellel,  oo.  Lancaster,  for  more  than  two  cen- 
turies, until  it  was  sold  about  the  year  1750,  by 

William  Boldhm,  Esq.,  who  afterwards  settled  in  liver- 
pool.    His  son  and  heir, 

Wiluam  Boldbn,  Esq.  of  Hynlng,  oo.  Lancaster,  b.  25 
Dec  1730,  m.  Agnes  Fleming,  of  Rayrigg,  oo.  Westmorland, 
a  descendant  of  the  Rydal  family,  but  d.  «.  i>.  in  1800, 
when  his  estate  devolved  on  (the  son  of  his  sister,  Alice,  by 
her  hiisband,  John  Leonard,  of  Liverpool)  his  nephew, 
John  Lbonakd,  who  assumed  the  oumame  and  arms 
of  Boldbn,  and  is  the  present  John  Boldbn,  Esq.  of 
Hyning. 

.ilrnu— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  or,  on  a  fesse,  gu.,  three 
fleurs-de-lis  of  the  field;  8nd  and  3rd,  per  fesse danoett^ 
gu.  and  vert,  three  swans,  or. 

Cretu— 1st,  out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or>  a  tiger^s  head,  arg. ; 
2nd,  a  swan,  or. 

ifotto— Pour  bien  d^sirer. 

£m<— Hyning,  oo.  Lancaster. 


Komcbt.  the  preseat  proprietor. 

Martin,  a  bamrtur.  who  iL  aa^k. 

IVniSk 

Muy.  aaiUL 

KluabetK  «.  W  JehA  Bkk%  1 

dwcwased. 
BarrWt,  m.  to  Hyaeiath  IMty, 

cv>ui»ty  of  GdkNray. 


A'^'^^Xrf  .  a  sahire.  gm. 
C'^^it — A  %  :M  botiU".  ppc. 
yivtto — Crv*njh*-boo. 
Sta^--Aaaagh,  cow  Galway. 


10$ 


BOLDERO  OF  WHITE  HOUSR 

BoLDBRO,  John,  Esq.  of  White  House,  Rattlesdeoy 
CO.  Suffolk,  6.  8  Oct  1806;  m.  16  Oct.  1829,  Sarah- 
Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  Mr.  John  Kaynham,  sometime 
of  Drinkstone  Hall,  ca  Suffolk,  son  of  James  Rayn- 
ham,  of  Ofton  WaUow  and  Burnt  House,  in  the  same 
county,  and  has  issue, 

L  John-Sdcon,  6.  12  Nov.  1830. 

n.  George-Thomas,  6.  20  Feb.  18SS. 

III.  Fxederic,  6.  2  May,  18«1. 

nr.  Arthur-Herbert,  6.  SO  Oct  184S. 

▼.  Joeeph^ohn,  6  18  July.  1847. 

Ti.  Alexander-Samuel,  b.  2  Nov.  1848. 

TO.  Henry-Franda,  6.  23  Nov.  1S52. 

L  Mary-Anne.  u.  Sarah-Maria. 

m.  Anna-OaroliBe.  nr.  Hden. 

T.  Isahell^Jana,  ti.  Alke-Bmma. 

SrtntASt* — ^Kdmvnd  Boidxbo,  living  at  Foniham  8t 
Martin,  Suilclk,  in  1501,  eon  and  hair  of  Rkfaanl  Bddero^ 
and  grandson  of  William  Boldero,  of  Foraham  SL  Martin, 
w.  Isabel,  dau.  of  Jenkyn  Smith,  Esq.,  and  A  in  or  aheot 
1623.  leaving  (with  youi^erissQe)  two  sons.  JoBN,  hia  hehr, 
and  Thomaa,  who  d.  in  158S,  leaving.  1^  Margery  Bettea, 
his  wil^  a  eon  and  b^r,  John,  of  Bury  St.  Edmonds, 
father  of  Edmund  Boldero,  M.A..  rector  of  WssterfieU, 
Gkonaford.  and  SnaylweQ,  who  d.  5  July,  1C79  :— he  ia 
reftrred  to  by  Roger  North,  Walker,  and  Bv«lyn. 

John  Boldkbo,  (son  and  heir  of  Edmnmd  Boldero  and 
iMbel  Smith  his  wife)  livii^  at  Ftenhsm  St.  Martin  in 
1SS7.  ai.  in  1M«.  Margaret  Howard,  of  Norfolk,  and  d.  in 
15S4.  leaving,  with  other  iasoe,  BuixncD  Botnamn,  who  «. 
Shaabeth  Page,  of  FvaaahnglMUB,  and  tf.  la  1M2,  kafiac 
several  children,  and 

Qmmam  BoLnao^  Gwt.  faav*.  at  FteaJMOM  8t  Maitii. 
in  1541,  wte  d.  in  1«O0,  leavii^  by  MatguaA  Mt  wi% 
aawal  chiktrm,  of  whooa  wan 

Gbomk  Boumbo,  QenL,  hapt.  at  Bnzy  in  UK,  whoas 
wife's  naae  WM  Anau    He  d.  in  ICCSi.  aad  wm  fisther  of 

SUON  BouMWK  M.A.ef  JesiiaO»lk|^Caanl»i<»e,bapt. 
at  Uworth  in  1«3«,  who  «.  as  1«68,  Frsncaa,  das.  of  John 
GodbouU,  Kq..  MP.  for  Bazy,  aad  d.  M  1791, 


SutoN,  hiahsir. 

G«a(gtt.  &.  in  l«6S.  at.  in  ITU. 
and  d.  in  17^7.  leaviai^  with  other  issae; 
Ixworth.  A  in  1714.  who  m.  in  173«.  Ehaabeth 
and  L  in  1794.  teaTtDg  a  spn,  Georm.  k  in  1753.  who  ■. 
itt  ir>0.  Hseesr,  dau.  ot  the  Rrr.  Edward  Griifia,  and  d. 
in  ISIS,.  haviBg  had,  G«otg«^  psrpntnai  etuate  o(  Ixworth, 
4  $.  p.  9X  Kraessels,  lS3t$;  H«eCer.  m.  to  the  B«v.  Henry 
Adaaoe^  rector  of  B^jniwaO.  SuflbOL:  Vt  ■w,<w.  ».  to  the 
BtfT.  Kdwaid-Bentf  Pa^nsaL  tactor  of  Bapwwth,  Saflblk; 
and  Maiy.  at.  to  the  ftrr.  Mr.  Doiina^ 
Tksehtestson^ 

TftBMn.  SMmr  BoaMH^  AJ^ viev ff  Qnat 

Jigitized  by  V^OOQi^ 


B  0  E 

•nd  •abMCfoently  rector  of  Wolpit»  b.  in  1660,  m.  in  1«88» 
Joan  Cooke,  of  littlo  livormere,  and  was  $.  at  his  deoeaao 
in  17S3,  by  bia  son  and  heir. 

The  Rkv.  Johh  Boldero,  rector  of  Woolpit,  who  m.  17 
Oct  1828,  Martha  Taylor,  of  Woolpit,  sister  of  Mariar 
Bebeoea  Taylor,  wife  of  Richard  Dillon,  Esq.  of  Dillon 
Qrore,  oo.  Roscommon,  and  had  by  her 

Johh,  rector  of  Ampton,  b.  16  Oct  17»,  whose  sons  were, 
Jomv*  WiUiam;  Oeoive  (rector  of  Raynham,  Norfolk); 
and  Bdmnnd.  The  eldest  son,  the  Rev.  John  Boldero, 
rector  of  Ampton,  was  father  of  Coxx>mhl  Hhhbt-Osobob 
BoLDiBo.  M.P.  for  Chippenham. 
BmoH,  of  whose  family  we  treat 
Soger,  d.  mum.  1756. 

Martha,  «.  6  Oct  1757,  to  Simon  Hunt,  of  Norton,  Boflblk, 
and<f.inia07. 

Ann.  Mary,  d,  yoong.  Elisabeth,  d.  young. 

John  Boldero  d.  17  Oct  1758.    His  Snd  son, 

SniOH  BoLDCBO,  Esq.,  6.  80  Dee.  1780,  m.  6  Oct  1757, 
EUabeth-SoaaDntUi,  dan.  of—  Gardner.  Gent  of  Woolpit, 
a  dewsendaut  of  Sir  R.  Gardner,  Knt,  sometime  lord  of  the 
manors  of  Elmswell  and  Woolpit^  and  founder  of  alms- 
houses in  the  former  parish,  in  the  church  of  which  is  a 
sphmdM  monument  to  his  memory.    By  her  (who  d.  5  July, 
1784)    Mr.  Boldero  left  at  his   decease,    86  March,  1784, 
three  aoDS,  vis., 
RooKB,  6.  88  May.  1766,  who  m.  Deborah  Poole,  and  d. 
t  July,  1810,  leaving  issue. 
Soiov.  of  whom  presently. 

John,  of  Buxy  St  Edmunds^  b.  81  March,  1771,  m.  Susan 
Codcsedge;  and  d.  in  1888. 

The  second  son, 

SncoM  BoLDKBO,  Esq.  of  Drinkstone,  b.  80  Jan.  1769,  m. 

twice.  By  Elisabeth-Susan,  his  1st  wifb.  who  d,  in  1801,  he 

had  a  dan.  Eliabeth,  m.  to  'Hiomas  Markham ;  and  by  his 

SDd,  Mary  Haslewood,  of  Woolpit,   three  sons  and  two 

dsns.,  vis., 

JoBH,  now  of  Whito  House,  RatUesden. 

Geotve,  of  Ashfield,  b   81  July.  1811.  m.  85  Nov.  1830, 

Sophia,  dau.  of  James  Ransom,  of  Bury  St.  Edmimds, 

I7  his  wife,  a  dan.  of  James  Stewart,  Esq.,  and  has, 

GaoBOK-WiLUAiE,  eldest  surviving  son,  b.  in  1887,  and 


William,  b.  in  1818,  m.  Anna-Caroliue,  dau.  of  Mr.  Rayn- 
ham, of  Drinkstone  Hall,  and  d.  s.  o.  in  1851. 
Susan,  St.  to  Geoive  Pledger,  lato  of  Buxy. 
Martha,  d.  nam.   *      ^    ' 


jf  raw— Per  pale^  or  and  as.,  a  saltire  oounterchanged. 

CVca^— A  greyhound,  enfant 

lf«tto— Atidax  ero. 

Aa»— Whito  Houses  Rattlesden,  Wodpit,  Suffolk. 


BOLGER  OF  BALLINABARNA. 

BoLOSB,  James,  Esq.  of  Ballinabarna,  co.  Kilkenny, 
h.  7  April,  1828 ;  f.  his  father  18  Aug.  1847. 

luifaffe.— RiCHABD  BoLon,  Esq..  m.  Margaret,  dau. 
of  Patrick  Wall,  Esq.  of^Pollardstown,  00.  Carlow,  and  had, 
with  a  dau.  Bridget,  an  only  son  and  heir, 

EowAKD  BoLOSR,  Esq.,  who  m.  Chxistian,  dau.  of  Harry 
Lambert,  Esq.  of  Camagfa,  00.  Wexford,  and  by  her  had 
two  sons.  BiCHABD,  the  elder,  d,  t.  p.,  and  was  «.  by  his 
only  brother, 

Jamhs  Boloxb,  Esq.,  who  m.  about  1795,  Catherine^  dau. 
•r  James  Winter,  Esq.  of  London  and  Pilgrim  Hatch,  and 
hadfaMoe, 

Edwabd,  his  heir. 

Biduod,  sk.  Henrietta,  dan.  of  James  O'Reilly,  Esq.  of 
Baltzasn%  and  had  isMie,  four  sons  and  one  dau. 

James. 

Christina-Maria.  Catherlna. 

Maiy,  flk  to  ^ODiam  de  Rlu^y,  Esq.  of  Wexford. 

The  eldest  son, 

Bdwabd  Boloxb,  Esq.  of  BalUnabama,  00.  Kilkenny, 
J.P.,  b.  10  July,  1803,  $.  his  fiither  1  Sept  1884.  He  fa.  13 
Jons,  1837,  Maria,  only  dau.  of  Francis  MoCrohon,  Esq. 
•r  00.  Kerry,  and  had  issue, 

L  Jamwm,  now  of  Balliuahama. 

n.  Edward.  m.  Prands. 

rr.  RIduurd.         ▼.  George. 

TL  WiUiam-Henxy. 

L  Jane.  n.  MarJa-Laofaida.     m.  Catherine. 

rr.  Christina.       ▼.  Ellen.  n.  Viotoiia-Anna. 

▼u.  Tflv*i*^^         ▼ni.  Anne. 

Mttt^-VtnB  providebit 


Jfe((»— Dens  providebit 

tel— Ballinabam%  00.  Kilkenny. 


109 


BOB 

BOLTON  OF  BECTIVE  ABBEY. 

Bolton,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Bective  Abbey,  co.. 
Heath,  J.P.,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  G^rge  Bomford, 
Esq.  of  Rahinstown,  co.  Meath,  and  sister  and  co-heir 
of  Robert-Geoi^  Bomford,  Eaq.  of  Rahinstown,  who 
d  i.  j>.  in  1846. 

ILintH^t. — Sm  RiCBABD  Bolton,  Knt,  recorder  of 
Dublin  in  1607,  was  son  of  John  Bolton,  Esq.  of  Great 
Fenton,  00.  StaflTord,  by  Maigaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  Rioliard 
Ash,  of  Ash,  snd  derived  firom  a  branch  of  the  fiunily  of 
Bolton  of  BoUon^  in  Lancashire.  In  1625,  he  was  appointed 
chief  banmof  the  Exchequer,  and  in  1630,  became  lord- 
chancellor  of  Ireland.  He  m.  Ist  Francee,  dau.  of  Richard 
Walter,  Esq.  of  Stafford,  and  2ndly,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir 
Patrick  Bamewall,  Knt.  of  Turvey ;  by  the  former  he  left 
at  his  decease,  1648,  two  daiis.,  Anne,  m.  to  Arthur  Hill,. 
Esq.  of  Hillsborough,  and  Mary,  m.  lst>  to  Patrick  Nangle, 
baron  of  Navan,  and  8ndly,  to  Edward  Bermingham ;  and 
seven  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

Sir  Eowabd  Bolton,  of  Braseel,  co.  Dublin,  knighted 
8  Feb.  1685,  was  constituted  chief  bQjt>n  of  the  Exchequer  in 
Ireland,  but  was  removed  by  the  usurping  powers.  By 
Isabella  his  wife,  dau.  of  Mr.  Sergeant  Ayloffe,  he  had 
Nicholas,  his  heir ;  Edward,  of  Clounesk,  Queen's  Co. ;  and 
one  dau.    The  eldest  son, 

Nicholas  Bolton,  Esq.  of  Braaed,  m.  1  May,  1640,  Anne^ 
2nd  dau.  of  Nidiolas  Loftus,  Esq.  of  Fethard,  and  had  issue, 
Edwabd,  of  Braseel,  who  d.  «.  p.  in  1705 ;  Riohabd,  such 
oeeeor  to  his  brother;  Isabella,  m.  16  May,  1695,  to  Sir  Mark 
Rainsford,  Knt. ;  Frances,  m.  to  John  Madden,  M.D. ;  and 
Maigaret,  m.  1st  to  Theophilus  Jones,  Esq.  of  Ballynamore, 
CO.  Leitrim,  and  2ndly,  to  John  Atkyns,  Esq.  of  Roper'jP 
Best    Mr.  Bolton  d.  1  Aug.  1602.    His  2nd  son, 

RiOHABn  Bolton,  Esq.  of  Braaeel,  heir  to  his  brother, 
m.  Anne-Catherine,  dau.  of  Stein  Bill,  of  Copenhagen,  and 
dying  in  1721,  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Edward  Bolton,  Esq.  of  Brazeel,  M.P.  for  Swords,  b.  in 
1605,  m.  Letitia,  youngest  dau.  of  Robert,  Viscount  Moles- 
worth,  and  d.  5  Aug.  1758,  leaving  (with  five  daus.,  of  whom 
Letitia  m.  the  Rev.  Gustavus  Haniilton,  and  Anna-Maria 
m.  Capt.  Archibald  Grant)  four  sons,  vis.,  Robkbt,  his 
heir ;  Theophilus,  a  commissioner  for  managing  the  stoto 
lottery  in  Dublin  ;  Richard ;  and  Edward,  who  died  young. 
The  eldest  son, 

RoBBBT  Bolton,  Esq.  of  Braseel,  m.  18  July,  1754,  Elin- 
beth,  dau.  of  John  Blennerhassett,  and  had  two  sons, 
Edwakd,  his  heir ;  and  Robert-Compton,  who  m.  in  1778, 
Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Jas.-Massey  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
naoourt  co.  DuUin,  and  had  a  son,  John-Bolton  Maasey, 
Esq.  of  Balliwire,  co.  Tipperary,  and  a  dau.,  Maria,  wife  of 
John  Arthur,  Esq.  of  Seafield,  co.  Dublin.  Mr.  Bolton  d.  in 
1708,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Edwabd  Bolton,  Esq.  of  Brazeel,  who  fa.  1st,  Miss 
Donaldson,  and  2ndly,  Francee,  dau.  of  Joseph  Neynoe, 
Esq.,  and  had  issue  by  both :  by  the  1st  he  was  fkther  of  h 
dau.,  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  W.-B.  Neynoe,  Esq.,  and  of  two 
sons,  Robert-Compton,  his  heir,  and  Edward-Oompton,  in^ 
ta.  and  had  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

RoBBRT-CoMPTON  BoLTON,  Esq.  of  Brasecl,  had  two  wives^ 
by  the  2nd,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Joeeph  Neynoe,  Esq.  (whom 
he  la.  in  1800),  he  had  a  dau.,  Anne,  la.  to  Loftus  Neynoe, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Neynoe,  co.  Sligo,  and  two  sons,  Richard, 
now  of  Bective  Abbey,  and  Robert,  who  m.  Muia,  dau.  of 
John  Arthur,  Esq.  of  Seafield,  co.  Dublin,  and  has  i 


d.axg. 
',oo.lf< 


,<lrsu— Or,  on  a  chevron,  gu.,  three  lions  oouchant^  of  the 
field. 
CVefe— A  hawk  beDed. 
Sm^— Bective  Abbey, 


BOLTON  OF  MOUNT  BOLTON. 

(FORMBRLT  07  FaTLOCK  CaSTLB.) 

BoLTOir,  Janb,  of  Mount  Bolton,  00.  Waterford,  t. 

her  brother,  Major  John  Bolton,  in  1841. 

Itllf  affr.— The  founder  of  this  family  hi  Ireland*  waa. 
Captain  Wiluam  Bolton,  an  officer  of  dragoons  in  the 

Protector's  army,  who  stormed  and  took  Fktlock  Castle, 


*  It  is  presumed  that  the  Boltokb  of  Moumt  Boltcn,  00. 
Waterford,  are  descended  fh>m  the  ancient  fiunilv  of 
De  B<dton,  represented  in  the  year  1300  by  John  de  Bolton, 
bow-bearer  of  the  royal  forest  of  Bowland,  LancashlrSk  who 
was  (according  to  Sir  William  Dugdale)  the  lineal  reproMn- 
tativt  of  the  Saxon  Baxla  of  Merela. 


BOM 


BON 


Oct  1640,  Bad  obtained  a  lai^  grant  of  land  in  the  co.  of 
Waterford  in  1067.  He  held  the  office  of  mayor  of  Water- 
ford  in  1662.  By  Abigail  hin  wife.  dau.  of  CoL  Prittie,  he 
had  aeveral  children ;  from  the  eldest  son,  Cornelius,  eaptain 
in  OA.  CoUingwood's  regt,  descends  the  present  Cobhkuus- 
HcMRT  BoLTOV,  csptaai  in  the  Waterford  Militia.  O^kt.  Wil- 
liam Bolton's  brother, 

Thomas  Boltoh,  Esq.,  mayor  of  Watmford  in  1671,  and 
recorder  of  that  dty,  ±  aboat  1697,  leanrlng  issue.  The 
Moest  son, 

William  Boltoh,  of  Fatlodc  Oastle,  Bh].,  capt  !n  CoL 
Edward  May's  troop  of  dragoons.  He  d.  19  March,  1760, 
leaving  (with  two  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  —  Lymbery,  Esq.,  of 
Killcopp  House,  oo.  Waterford,  and  Ekanor,  d,  wtm.  in  17S8) 
A  son, 

John  Boiaoh,  Esq.,  irst  of  Fatlook  Cutis,  and  after- 
wards of  Mount  B<dtoB,  who  m.  5  Dea  1746,  Anne,  dau.  of 
->  Snow,  Esq.  of  BnowtiaTen,  co.  Kilkenny,  and  had  iasus, 

Charles,  his  hetr. 

Robert  (dir).  lieut.-gen.,  O.O.H.,  of  Swerford  Park,  Oxford- 
shire^ aide-de-camp  to  Qboboh  III.,  and  equeny  to 
Gboboi  IV.    He  d.  16  March,  1836. 

Hannah,  m.  21  May,  1772,  to  MaunseU  Bowers,  Esq.,  and 
had  issue,  thi^ee  sons  and  six  daus. 
The  son  and  heir, 

Chablib  Boltoh,  Esq.,  bapt  18  Aprfl.  I7f9,  m.  1st,  Jane, 
sister  of  Lieut. -Qen.  Doyle,  of  Waterford,  by  whom  he  had 
eaeson, 

L  Johv,  his  heir. 
Mr.  Bolton  m.  2ndly,  Ellsn,  eldest  dsn.  of  Hsmy  WslUs,  of 
Drishane  Cutis,  oo.  Cork,  Esq.,  by  EUaabeth,  dan.  of 
Christinas  Paul,  Esq.,  and  Ellen,  dan.  of  Robert  Oaxew, 
Esq.,  M.P.  of  BalHniunctia,  eo.  Waterfoid.  By  this  seoond 
marriage  he  had  two  sons  and  one  d*n., 

I.  HxHBT,  A.M.,  Ticar  of  Dyssrt.  Enos^  and  KOtealeu 
Qoeen's  Co.,  6.  8  April,  1787,  m.  19  Dee.  1814,  FrancesT^ 

dan.  of  Sir  Simon  Kewpovt,  Knt,  by  Jane  his  wifei 
dan.  of  the  Yen.  Archdeacon  Aloook,  and  had 


younger  < 
issue. 


1  Charles-Newport,   of  Brook  Lodge,  oo.   Waterford, 
B.A.  of  St  Edmund  Hull,  Oxford,  6.  16  Maxc^  1816, 
fa.  4  Feb.  1845,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rer.  Joshua 
Anderson,  of  Qnce  Dieu,  oo.  Waterford  (brother  of  Gen. 
Anderson,  O.B.,  K.C.)  by  Anne  his  wife^  eldest  dau.  of 
O^t  William  Perceval,  and  has  issuer 
Henry-Anderson,  6.  7  March,  1848. 
Charies-Peroeval,  b.  18  Sept  1849. 
Anne-Frances-Ellen. 
S  Robert-Walli^  b.  2  May,  1819,  d.  26  Feb.  1820. 
1  Jane-Walliflt  «.  13  Oct.  185S,  Robert-Carew  Anderson, 
Eeo.,  M.D.,  90th  light  inCautnr,  Srd  son  of  the  Rev. 
Joshua  Anderson,  rwctor  and  ^car  of  MyshalL  co.  Car- 
low,  son  of  James  Anderson,  Esq.  of  uraoe  Dieu,  by 
his  wife  Bnssnna,  yoongsst  dau.  of  Chxistmas  PaoL 
Esq. 
n.  Chazlee.  d.  young. 

L  Eliaabe(h,M.  in  1828,  afar  Simon  Newport  Knt  of  Watei^ 
iu<  but  d. «.  p.  1  Dec  1844. 

TIm  eldest  son, 

JoHH  Boltoh,  Esq.  of  Mount  Bolton,  si.  Blisa,  Snd  dan. 
«f  MaunseU  Bowers,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1807,  aged  24,  was 
«.  by  his  son, 

.  JoHH  Boltoh,  Esq.  of  Mount  Bolton,  m^}or  7th  dragoon- 
guards,  6.  in  1807,  who  d.  suddenly  in  London  in  1841,  and 
was  i.  by  his  sister,  the  preesnt  Mrs.  Bolton,  of  Mount 


Jrsis— Ai^.,  on  a  eherron,  gu.,  thne  lioni^  passant- 
goardant,  or. 

CVtsf— A  buck's  head,  erased,  attired,  or,  goiged  with  a 
ehi^let^  vert,  and  pierced  through  the  neck  wiU  an  arrow,  of 
the  seoond. 

IfoMo— Viotvirtute. 

fintf— Brook  Lodges  oo.  Waterford. 


BOMFORD  OP  OAKLEY  PARK, 

BoMTORD,  Oeorgi,  Esq.  of  O&kley  Park,  oo.  Heath, 
1. 11  April,  1811 ;  m.  23  July,  1832,  Arabella,  dau, 
of  John-Pratt  VHnter,  Esq.  of  Agher,  and  has  issue, 

I.  OsMKn-WiHTBB,  b.  12  Not.  18S4. 

n.  John-Frands,  6.  22  Dso.  18S7. 

m.  Samuel-Stephen,  b.  27  July,  1841. 

IT.  Arthar<;hiehester,  b.  27  July,  1861. 

1.  Anne.  n.  Arbella-Anna.  m.  EUmbeth. 

IT.  Vletoria-Adela. 

Iritlfafff . — In  1692,  LAumsHot  Bomtord,  descended 
*feem  a  good  English  funily,  was  living  at  Clonmahon.  in  the 
00.  Meath:  he  d.  in  1720,  at  the  adTanoed  age  of  106L  having 
110 


had  issue  by  his  wife  Eleanor,  four  SODS  and  four  dans.   His 


Thomas  Bokforo,  Esq.  of  Rahinstown,  ca  Meath,  secre- 
tary of  the  Court  of  Claims,  d.  t.  p.,  4  Feb.  1740,  and  was  i. 
by  his  brother, 

Stbphhh  Bomvobd,  Esq.  of  Oallow,  eo.  Meath,  'who  «. 
Anne  Smith,  of  Viototstown,  co.  Westmeath,  hj  whom  he 
had  issue,  Thomas;  Stephen;  John;  David,  ancestor  at 
Issao-North  Bomford,  of  Oallow;  and  Isaac;  and  four  daus. 
He  d.  in  1756,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

STBPHBr  BOMTOBD,  Esq.,  J.P.  of  Rahinstown,  who  m, 
EUsabeth,  dau.  of  Stephen  SHithorpe,  of  Brownstown, 
CO.  Louth,  by  Maigaret  his  wift,  sister  of  the  Bight  Hon. 
Anthony  Foster,  chief  baron  of  the  Exchequer  in  Ireland, 
and  grand-dau.  of  William  Fortesoue,  of  Newragfa*  co.  Louth  : 
by  her  he  had,  with  other  issuer 

L  RoBSBT.  his  heir,  of  Rahinstown,  who  st.  In  1798,  Maria, 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  James-Massey  Daweon,  2ad  son  of  Hugh, 
1st  Lord  Msssy.  snd  had  issuer 

I  Robkbt-Ohobob,  of  Rahinstown,  b.  in  1802.  high-aheriff 
of  Meath  in  1832,  who  m.  In  1826.  Elizabeth,  only  child 
of  James-Trail  Kennedy,  Esq.  of  AnnadaVe^  co.  Down, 
and  d.  «.  p.  in  1846. 

1  Annette,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas-H.  Hesketh,  Bart,  of 
Ruflbrd  Hall.  co.  Lancaster. 

2  Jane,  m.  to  Richard  Manset|^  Eeq.  of  erqsnsBBs^  ee. 

8  iSancea  M.  to  Richard  BoUon,  Esq.  of  Beetive  Abbey, 
CO.  Meath. 
4  Jemima,  m.  to  Richard  Bolton,  Esq.,  co.  Waterford. 
6  Sarah,  «.  to  the  Hon.  Frederick  Tollemaahe. 
6  Susan,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Chaiiea  Martin, 
n.  Gboboi;  of  Drumlargan. 
This 

QaoBaB  BoMfoBD,  Esq.   of  Dmmlaigan,  sk.   in   1800, 
AzbeUa,  dan.  of  Samuel  Winter,  Esq.  of  Aeher,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  11  Sept  1815,  had  issue, 
QaoBO^  now  of  Oskley  Park. 

Samuel,  of  the  8rd  (Uagoon-guarda.  ta.  11  July,    188^ 
Frauces-JsML  dan.  of  Samuel-Pratt  Winter,  Esq.,  8rd  son 
of  Samuel  Winter;  Esq.  of  Agher,  and  has  issue. 
Rodoc-Chariea.  Laurence-Oeoige. 

IVevor.  Gerald. 

Caroline-Frances. 

Mr.  Bomford  d.  Jan.  1814. 

Ifotto-Justus  et  fldelis. 

Sntf— Rahinstown  Houses  co.  Heath. 


BOKAR  OFBOITARE,  KELTYE,  KILORASTON, 
AND  KUiMEROHAME. 

BovAB,  Jamis,  Esq.  of  Kimmer^hame,  co.  Ber- 
wick, and  WaniBton,  in  Mid-Lothian,  b.  in  1795, 
chief  of  the  name,  and  twentieth  in  deeoeni  fh>in 
William  de  Bonare,  founder  of  the  family  in  Scot- 
land ;  heir  male  and  repreeentative  of  Bonar  of  that 
ilk,  of  Keltye,  and  of  kilgraston,  and  heir  of  line 
and  repreeentatiTe  of  Oliphant  of  Dron,  and  of  Ora- 
hame  of  Callander;  m.  11  Sept  18S9,  Mary,  daiL  of 
Sir  Patrick  Murray,  7th  baronet  of  Ochtertyre. 

UttKAfft. — Sm  GuiLHBX  DX  BovASB,  the  first  of  this 
fiunily,  with  whom  we  commence  the  Scottish  branches, 
settled  in  North  Britain  xmder  Kbig  Willlui  the  lion  (anU 
1200),  as  ttadal  Baron  of  Bonare,  in  Perthshire,  having  given 
to  the  lands  assigned  to  him  in  fief  his  own  name,  which  is 
still  borne  to  this  day  by  the  village  of  Bonar,  sitoats  at  the 
foot  of  a  hill,  on  the  simimlt  of  which  stand  the  ruins  of 
Castle  Bonar.  This  knight,  idiom  we  may  call  in  this 
pedigree  William,  1st  feudal  Lord  of  Bonare,  bore  "  Asure, 
two  swordB  erossed  ssltiar-waTB,  aigent"  He  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

WfLUAM,  Snd  feudal  lord,  who  lived  (oap.  King  Aucx- 
ANDBB  II.  (13S0),  and  waa  a  by  his  son, 

WiLLiAM-RooBB  DB  BoBAB,  8rd  feudal  lord,  who  took  the 
cross  On  1248-OX  and  Joined  the  sixth  Crusade,  with  the 
other  Scottish  knights,  whom  King  Albzabdbr  IIL  ssnt  to 
Palestine  under  the  banner  of  St.  Louis.  Of  the  issue  <^ 
William-Roger,  the  Crusader,  two  sons  alone  are  known, 
vis., 

WtLUAic,  Master  of  Bonar«. 

John,  of  Laindes,  who  mimted  to  Flandoi^  and  was 

author  of  aeveral  lines  wnioh  flourished  both  in  that 

country  and  in  Sweden,  Poland,  Moravia^  SUesia,  and 
Brealau. 
The  eldtist  son, 

William  Bobab,  4th  feudal  lord,   royal  seneschal  oi 


^0  N 

Kyngahoms,  oa  the  ooMt  of  Fife,  femp.  King  Albz- 
AVViK  III.,  was  «.  by  hia  sob, 

WaxiAM  BcnvAB,  6th  feudal  lord,  royal  ssnfwchal  of  Kyngs- 
bone,  Ump.  King  Robbbt  L,  a  sealous  follower  of  Sir  Wil- 
tbm  Wallace.  He  fought  at  Bannookbam  hi  1814,  under  the 
banner  of  Bo>bi3kt  ths  Bbuob.    His  only  son, 

Wxuxui-RoBKBT  BoRAB,  6th  feudal  lord,  royal  seneschal 
flf  Kyngabome,  Ump.  Kings  Bobbbt  I.  and  David  n.  He 
fought  at  the  battle  of  Halldon  HiU  hk  1333.  By  Maigaret 
bis  Wilis,  of  the  family  of  Wemyss  of  that  ilk,  he  had  issue, 
L  Jomr,  his  heir ;  n.  Jaxb,  of  Bonarton,  founder  of  that 
Bne,  and  snoestor  of  other  branches,  wldch  flourished  in 
Pdaad  and  SUesia.  The  last  seneschal  of  Kyngshome  was 
killed  at  the  battle  of  Durham  in  1840.    His  son  and  heh-, 

Jon  BoNAB,  7th  feudal  lord  of  Bonare,  was  at  the  siege 
of  Gsrlaveroe  in  1866,  and  was  still  living  hi  1880.  He  m. 
ABne»  of  the  Bambatb  qf  J)afhou$i€,  and  left  the  following 


WnxiAM,  his  heir. 

James,  of  Bossye^  founder  of  the  Bossye  fiunOy.  From 
the  line  of  Rosi^e  also  derlred  the  Barons  of  Cannbudd  y, 
who  held  their  barony  inunediately  from  the  crown ;  also 
the  Lairds  of  Bonarneld  (of  whom  David,  the  first,  was 
killed  at  Flodden)^  and  the  Lairds  of  Balgerdiaw,  and  the 
Lairds  of  Easter  Boaqre  (of  whom  John,  the  first,  was 
killed  at  FloddenX  and  the  legitimated  line  of  Coltye,  and 
theHnes  of  thelsuds  of  Forgundezmy,  and  Lairds  of  Cow- 
byres. 

Jchn,  of  Friarton,  author  of  that  line  (of  which  James>  the 
firsts  was  killed  at  Flodden). 

Sr  John  de  Bonare  was  «.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  BovAB,  of  Bonsrs,  who  is  the  Ihst  of  this  family 
whom  we  find  designated  as  feudal  lord  of  Keltye  ^which 
sAerwards  became  the  chief  barony  of  the  family).  He 
swTsdfai  tbeFrsndi  wars  under  the  Bastard  of  Orleans,  who 
led  a  body  of  Beottisfa  knights  te  the  khig^  aid,  and  thus 
gsiaed  thsTietoiiss  of  Beaug^  ki  14S1,  and  of  Vemeuil,  hi 
UM,  ofer  the  English.  By  his  morrii^e  with  Chzisyan 
Briflnr,  of  the  Balioobs  qf  Smieiifk,  ha  left, 

L  JoB«,htoheb^ 

n.  ICUUnm,  of  Keltye,  who  fought  with  his  fiftther  and 
brother  at  Arbroath  end  Bannockbum.  He  d.  In  1478, 
Issving  issuer 

1  HiviAH,  suooessor  to  hfs  uncle. 
S  David,  of  Wester  Keyth,  who  was  wounded  and  made 
pfisoner  at  Flodden.  He  m.  Janet  Barclay,  of  Touch, 
aiMl  left  a  son,  Datxd^  of  Wester  Keyth,  living  in  1648. 
wlioee  wife  was  Maiy  Kircaldy,  heiress  of  Lumquhat^ 
Br  bar  he  had  David,  of  Wester  Kevth,  who  d.  «.  p. ; 
Aiexander,  d,§.p.;  John,  of  Lumquhat,  living  in  1678, 
£iU>er  of  Jomr,  2nd  of  LumquhM,  who  appears  in 
several  charters  of  the  years  IM9,  1602,  1598,  1604,  and 
1M7.    He  had  issuer 

JoRV,  Srd  of  Lumquhat^  a.d.  1610,  whose  son,  Johk, 
4th  of  Lumquhat,  d.  $,  p. 

Habbti;  of  Gregstou,  ancestor  of  the  BoNAJts  tif  Qreg- 
aum,  now  represented  by  Willxax-Gbahax  Bomab, 
of  Orsgston. 
S  John,  abbot  of  Balmerinoch. 

m.  Bebert,  of  Stnthy  Bonar,  ancestor  of  the  Bonabs  qj 
AflCfty  end  Cbirf^  both  extinct 

IT.  James^  of  Bonahalffc^  living  in  1603.  who  m.  Anne 
laghs,  dau.  of  Tarvat,  and  left  (with  another  son,  William, 
of  DramdowaneX  a  suooessor, 

Johb,  of  Kilgiaston,  who  was  at  Flodden.    By  Jean  his 
wife,  of  the  Araots  of  that  ilk,  he  left  a  son, 
JoBV,  of  Kilgraston,  living  in  1681,  who  loft  by  Agnes, 
dau.  of  Orabame  of  Oarvock,  a  dau.,  Isobel,  m,  to 
Blair  of  Pitskellie,  and  a  son  and  heir, 
JoHH,  of  Kilgraston,  living  in  1642,  vrho  left,  by  Janet, 
dso.  of  ho^uk  of  that  ilk,  an  only  dau.  and  heir, 
BupBHO.  lAdy  of  Kilgraston.  He  also  left, 
John,  of  Golbyue,  author  of  that  line,  bastard  of 
KUgrsston.  who  was  legitimated  under  the  great 
sealof  Sootland,  poU mortem  patrU,  26  Feb.  1684. 
Xnpheme^  Lady  of  Kilgraston,   m.   her  kinsman, 
James  Bionar,  of  Trevor,  who  $.  at  Kilgraston,  as 
Jamb,  of  Kilgraston  and  Trevor.    He  left  by  her, 
I.  JoKV,  his  heir ;  n.  David,  d.  t.  p.j  in.  Bessette, 
SI.  to  Mumy  of  BbKldMunony;  nr.  Eupheme^  si.  to 
her  vtuwnMi^  John  of  Bonarton.    The  Lady  of  Kil- 
grastett  pvedsoeasing  hfan,  James  was  remanied  to 
his  ooosin,  Mamret,  of  the  Ck>LViLLn  ofCrdnm,  and 
left  by  her,  Fatnok,  who  continued  the  line  of  Trevor. 
Tbe  eider  son  succeeded  as 

JoHir,  of  Kilgraston.  He  ta.  previously  to  1606; 
Besfaiak  of  iSe  Moxbatb  e/  iWMerfjn^  and  left, 
L  Jomr,  Us  heir;  n.  Robert;  m.  Matthew;  it.  Walter, 
isr  of  Garro^  whose  only  son,  Andrew,  of  Qlass- 
mouth,  was  tnkcnr  <^  Keltye^  and  left  a  son.  David,  of 
wuutisiand,  idao  tutor  of  Kel^e ;  t.  Hwen,  si.  to 
Craigie  of  Dumbamey;  ti.  Katnerlne,  m.  to  Halt- 
bsftd.  Theeldflrsonwbo«.hi8fiatheivae 
111 


B  O  K 

Jomir,  of  Kilgraston,  m.  in  1634,  Agnee^  dau.  and  hd^ 
of  liAurence  Orahame,  of  Calkuader,  a  scion  of  Mon- 
trose; and  left  by  her,  i.  Jomr,  Master  of  Kilgrsston, 
in  right  of  his  miother,  repnsentative  and  heir  of  line 
of  Gbahamb  of  CaUatuUr ;  il  Alexander,  of  TuUoch- 
maire,  author  of  that  line ;  iii.  James,  of  Gregnton, 
who  carried  on  that  line,  having  m.  his  kinswomau, 
Mary,  heiress  of  Oregston.    The  elder  son, 

Jomr  BoKAB,  uf  Kilgraston,  became  eventually,  at  the 
decease  of  William  Bonar,  of  Keltye^  chief  of  the 
house  of  Bonar:  of  him  in  tbe  sequel 

William  Bonar  dying  in  1469,  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jomr  BoHAB,  2nd  feudal  lord  of  Keltjre,  who  had  fought 
with  his  father  and  brother  at  Arbroath,  hi  1446,  and  at 
BannOckbum  in  1448.  By  his  marriage  with  Margaret,  of 
the  Brovs  €f  Parbroath,  he  had  an  only  son,  Ninian,  Master 
of  Bonare,  who  d,  in  infancy,  whereupon  the  rqpreeentatioO 
of  the  family  devolved  on  John's  nephew, 

KnriAX  BoVAB,  Baron  of  Keltye,  eldest  son  of  William  of 
Keltye,  and  grandson  of  William,  of  Bonare.  He  was 
created  knight-bannoret  on  the  field  of  Quiglor  (or  8auehy> 
bum,  ss  it  is  often  called),  in  1488,  in  whidi  he  saved  the 
life  of  King  Jambs,  by  whose  side  he  was  afterwards  killed 
at  Flodden,  in  1618.  He  si.  ante  1606,  Margaret  Oliphant, 
Lady  of  Dron,  sole  dau.  and  heritrix  of  John  Oliphant,  of 
D^on,  Dumbarney,  Pitcatthly,  and  ^usesa,  son  and  heir  of 
Thomas,  of  Dron,  who  was  2Dd  son  of  Walter.  6th  of  Aber- 
dalgye,  who  was  son  of  John,  of  Aberdalgye,  and  grandson 
of  Wslter,  4th  of  Aberdalgye,  eldest  son  and  heir  of  Walter, 
8rd  of  Aberdalgie,  Gask,  Ac.,  by  the  Princess  EUsabeth  of 
Scotland,  dau.  of  King  Bobbbt  I.  Sir  Nhiian  fell  at  Flodden, 
9  Sept  1618.    Sir  Nfaiian  was  «.  by 

Wa,ltbb  Bohab,  2nd  Baron  of  Keltye,  who  had  been  at 
Flodden  under  his  father's  banner.  He  m.  Beatrice,  of  the 
HAT8(i^ihTt>{,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau.,  Isabel,  m.  to  Charles, 
of  the  BuTHBBvoBDs  qf  FfximyUe,  and  two  sons, 

WiLUAM,  Master  of  Keltye. 
John,  of  Trevor. 

Sir  Walter  resigned  his  barony  into  tiie  Queen's  hands  by 
deed  dated  at  Keltye,  28  Feb.  1636,  in  favour  of  his  son, 

William  Bokab,  who  fought  at  the  battle  of  Pinlde,  in 
1647.  He  m.  his  cousin  Margaret,  Ludy  Abercaimey,  dau. 
of  Lord  Oliphant,  by  whom  he  had,  i.  Niniak,  Master  of 
Keltye ;  n.  Robert,  of  Cardness,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  7th 
Baron  of  Kel^ ;  i.  Janet,  m.  in  1671,  to  her  coudn  Gra- 
hame,  6th  Earon  of  Garvock.  After  the  death  of  Lady 
Abercaimey,  he  m.  2ndly,  his  cousin  Niooline,  dan.  of 
Murray  of  FhiUphau^,  by  irhom  he  had  Margaret,  ts.  to 
Henderson,  treasurer  of  the  Orkneys.  He  resigned  his 
barony  into  the  king's  hands,  by  deed  of  18  Nov.  1686,  dated 
at  Keltye,  in  fevoiir  of  his  son, 

KiMiAK  BoNAB,  who  having  no  male  issue,  and  the  banmy 
of  Keltye  being  a  male  fief,  resigned  the  barony  by  act 
dated  at  Keltye,  28  Nor.  1610,  in  fkvour  of  his  brother, 

RoBBBX  Bonar,  who  si.  Margaret,  of  the  SAHDiLAHse  qf 
Torpkickent  by  whom  he  had  six  children,  of  whom  Isobel; 
SI.  her  cousin,  Oliphant  of  Over  Cultuquhaine,  (and  their 
dau.,  Isobd,  m.  Nhiian,  10th  Baron  of  Keltye;)  Margaret, 
SI.  Stewart  of  Outhills,  sheriff  of  Perth ;  Catherine,  m,  her 
cousin  Rutherford,  of  Nether  Balquhandie.  Robert  of  Kel- 
tye resigned  his  barony,  by  instrument  dated  Keltye,  8  Feb. 
1680,  in  IjAvour  of  his  eldest  son, 

WiLLLAM  BoMAB,  who  m.  his  oonain  Catherine,  dan.  of 
Blair  of  South  Corbe,  by  whom  he  left  Jean,  si.  to  her 
cousin  Amot;  Nutlam,  of  whom  presently,  as  10th  Baron  of 
Keltye ;  and  his  eldest  son,  who  succeeded  him, 

Robbbt  Bovab,  who  dying  tmm.  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

NiNiAJi  BoVAB,  who  SI.  his  cousin  Isobel,  dau.  of  Oliphant 
of  Over  Cultuquhaine,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  son,  Wil- 
liam. He  eventually  resigned  his  barony  by  act,  dated 
Keltye,  4  May,  1680,  in  favour  of  his  son,  who  suooeeded, 
as 

William  Bomab.  Ho  m.  his  cousin  Helen,  dau.  of  Gra- 
hame  of  Balgovrane,  and  had  an  only  son,  Nixiian,  Master  of 
Keltye,  who  d.  the  year  of  his  birth,  1689.  This  last  Baron 
of  Keltye  d.  in  Deo.  1691,  and  in  his  person  the  second  Une 
of  the  family  ended,  and  the  representation  devolved  on  his 
kinsmsn,  Jomr,  6th  of  Kilgraston.    ThiS' 

Jomr  BovAB,  6th  of  Kilgraston,  by  Jean  his  wUIb,  dan.  of 
Reyd  of  Carse,  had  issue,  l  Jomr,  Master  of  Kilgraston  and 
titular  Master  of  Keltye ;  n.  Catherine,  m.  to  her  kinsman, 
David,  2nd  of  Kintillo ;  and  ni.  Anne,  m.  to  Sinchdr  of 
Kennyarde.    He  d.  in  1694,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Jomr  BoirAB,  6.  16  Jan.  1670,  m.  16  Dec.  1698,  GrixselU 
dan.  of  Gilbert  Bennett,  of  Beath,  by  whom  he  had  seven 
children,  of  whom  WUliam,  Ebeneier,  Margaret,  Grlseldis, 
and  Maijorie  d.  young;  Ambsbw  vras  founder  of  the  line  of 


BON 


BON 


Gunden  (mc  Camdkh),  and  John,  the  eldest,  was  his  father's 
heir.    He  d.  7  Aug.  1747,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Bonar,  of  Kilgraston,  b.  4  Aug.  1690,  m.  13  Oct 
1720,  Jean,  dau.  to  Smjrthe  of  Monypenny ;  by  her  he  left 
six  sons:  i.  John,  his  heir;  ii.  James,  d.  $.  p. ;  m.  Ebe- 
nezer,  d.  «.  j>. ;  ly.  William,  d.  $.  p. ;  t.  Andrew,  6.  17 
Harch,  1734,  who  left,  by  Patience  Redboume,  two  eons, 
James,  who  left  by  Janet,  of  the  Laubibs  qf  Mcucwdtcn, 
Thomson ;  and  William,  of  Gogar,  who  left  by  Janet,  of 
the  M  AiTLANDs  of  PUrickie,  four  sons,  Thomson,  John,  Archi- 
bald, all  unm.t  and  Andrew,  who  m.  Anne,  of  the  DncoNS  cff 
In^fo,  and  has  issue.     He  was  t.  in  1760,  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Bonab,  titular  Baron  of  Keltye,  and  10th  laird  oi 
Kilgraston,  b.  4  Nov.  1721,  who  m.  18  Nov.  1746,  Christian 
Currier,  oo-heritiix  of  Peppermills,  and  left  issxie,  l  John, 
of  Kimmeigfaame ;  n.  Andrew,  of  Warriston,  of  whom  pre- 
sently, as  Kiminexghame ;  m.  Albxandbb,  of  Ratho, 
whose  son,  John,  of  Ratho,  left  a  dau.,  Helen,  heiress  of 
Ratho;  rv.  Archibald,  who  left  James  and  Archibald; 
▼.  Thomson,  of  Qrove,  who  left  Thomson,  John,  and  Andrew ; 
▼1.  James,  who  left  John,  who  has  left  Andrew,  Thomson, 
John,  William,  Archibald,  and  James.  This  last  titular  of 
Kilgnston  d,  21  Dec  1761,  and  the  representation  of  the 
fHnily  devolved  on  his  eldest  son, 

John  Bonab,  of  Kimmeighame,  6.  24  Aug.  1747.  He  d. 
«Mim.  in  1807,  and  was  $,  by  his  brother, 

Andbkw  Bonab,  b.  6  Oct  1T48,  who  had  acquired  the 
estate  of  Waxriston,  in  Mid-Lothian.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
Carr  of  Bsholt  by  whom  he  had,  i.  John,  his  heir; 
u.  Jambb,  now  of  Kimmeighame ;  ui.  William,  6.  in  1797, 
«.  20  May,  1831.  lilias,  dau.  of  the  late  Alexander  Cuning- 
hame,  of  Cnigends  (sister  to  the  Duchess  of  Argyll),  and 
has  one  dau.,  Maigaret-Cuniaghame ;  and  iv.  Andrew,  6.  in 
1802,  m.  22  Oct  1838,  Maroelline,  dau.  of  M'DonneU  of 
Glengarry,  and  has  two  sons,  John-Andrew  and  Alexander 
M'Donnell,  and  two  daus.,  Euphemiar Rebecca  and  Anne- 
Jane.  Andrew  Bonar,  on  his  demise,  6  Aug.  1826,  was  c 
by  his  elder  son, 

John  Bonab,  of  Kimmeighame,  b.  in  1798,  who  dying 
unim.,  in  July,  1834,  was  «.  by  his  brother,  Jambb  Bonab, 
now  of  Kimmeigfaame  and  Warrist<ML 

.imt»— Quarteriy :  1st  grand  quarter,  Bonab,  cmcitnt,  quar- 
tering Bonab,  mocfem;  2nd  grand  auarter,  Ouphant  of 
Jhtm,  quartering  the  Royal  ensigns  of  Scotland ;  3rd  grand 

3uarter,  Qbahakb  of  Callander^   quarteriog  Qbabamb  of 
iontrote;  4th  grand  quarter,  Bonab  of  Rdtyt,  quartering 
Bonab  of  KUffnuUm, ;  over  all  Bonab  of  Kimmerghame. 

CiretU— Two  swords,  Bonab,  ancieiU:  a  Crusader's  sword, 
Bonab,  modem;  two  baimers  crossed,  as  honourable  aug- 
mentation, gnmted  to  the  family  by  the  King  of  France. 
5ta<— Kimmeighame,  oo.  Berwick. 

IBoivir  of  Cnmtitn,  ta.  9itnt 

This  is  a  branch  of  Bonab  qf  KUgnutoHj  derived  fh>m 

Andbxw  Bonab  (Srd  son  of  John  Bonar,  7th  of  Kilgraston, 
b.  24  June,  1708,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomson  of  Crichton, 
(which  flunily  andeutly  bore  the  name  of  MTavish,  and  was 
a  sdon  of  the  house  of  M'Farlane  of  that  ilk),  by  whom  he 
left,  I.  John,  who  d.  unm. ;  n.  Thomson,  of  Camden ; 
m.  Harrye,  d.  «.  j>.    Of  these,  the  2nd  son, 

Thomson  Bonab,  Esq.,  6.  in  1743,  acquired  the  lands  of 
Camden  and  Rlmstead,  oo.  Kent  He  m.  Anne  Thomson, 
dau.  of  his  mother's  brother,  Andrew  Thomson,  Esq.,  and 
left  issue  by  her,  i.  Thomson,  of  Camden ;  ii.  Henry,  6.  in 
1798 ;  I.  Agnes,  6.  in  1796,  m.  to  Count  di  Moretti,  in  Italy. 
The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Bonab,  Esq.,  «.  his  father  in  1811.  He  was  6.  in 
1780,  and  «.  8  Nov.  1807,  Anastaaia-Jessye,  dau.  and  (with 
her  sister,  the  Dowager  Lady  Hay)oo-heritrix  of  Outhrie  of 
Hawkerton,  ftdeoner  to  the  crown  in  Fife,  heir-male,  and 
ninth  in  desoent  fh>m  James  Outhrie,  1st  of  Hawkerton, 
next  brothw  to  David,  1st  Baron  of  GHthrie,  armour-bearer 
to  King  Jambs  III.,  and  lord  hi^-treasurer  of  Sootland. 
By  this  buly  Mr.  Bonar  had  issue, 

Bbnbr,  present  possessor  of  Camden. 
Alfired-Guthrie,  secretary  of  legation  at  Munich. 
Llonel-Ninian.  6.  hi  1816. 
Qeoige-DouAlas,  b.  in  1817. 

Auastasia-Maiy,  m.  to  her  kinsman,  Fatrick-Fraser  Tytler, 
Esq.,  son  of  the  late  Lord  Woodhouselee. 
Bmily-Anne.  Maiy-Anne. 

The  elder  son,  who  «.  his  father  in  1828,  is  the  present 

Ebnbbt-Auoustus  Bonab,  Esq.  of  Camden  and  Blmstead, 
b.  in  1808,  chief  of  the  second  branch  of  the  Bonars, 
twentieth  in  descent  from  William,  first  founder  of  the 
fkmily  in  Scotland,  and  heir  of  line  and  representative  of 
Quthrie  of  Hawkerton,  heritable  fUooner  to  the  crown  in 
112 


RDb.  He  was  several  years  an  of&oer  in  the  service  of  the 
Emperor  of  Austria,  and  received  the  Cross  of  the  Sovereign 
Hospitaller  Order,  as  Chevalier  de  Justice  of  the  Britanno- 
Bavarian  Langue,  upon  the  verification  of  his  proofs  of 
knightly  extraction  and  gentle  blood  on  either  side,  showing 
the  filiation  end  alliances  of  this  paternal  line  of  Bonab,  up 
to  James,  1st  of  Trevor,  and  his  wife  Eupheme,  dau.  of  Kil- 
graston, and  the  filiation  and  alliances  of  his  maternal  line 
of  GuTHBiB,  up  to  Hanye,  1st  of  Hawkerton,  and  his  wife 
Mary,  dau.  of  Ogilvye  of  Newton.  He  m.  11  Jan.  1834, 
RosaUa-JuUana-HenrietU  de  WullerstorfT-Urbair,  dan.  of 
Charles-Leopold  de  WuUerstoriT-et-Urbair,  a  nobleman  of 
Moravia  and  of  the  Holy  Roman  Empire. 


BOND  OF  BONDVILLE. 

BoKD,  Hbkrt-Cooti,  Esq.  of  BondTille,  oo.  Ar- 
magh, 5.  in  March,  1786;  f».  in  Deo.  1812,  Eliza, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Stanley,  of  Tyhol- 
land,  oo.  Monaghan,  and  grand-dau.  of  Arthur  Stan- 
ley, Esq.  of  Dublin,  late  governor  of  the  Bank  of 
Ireland,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Bdwabd-W.,  b,  12  Dec  1818. 

n.  Handcock-Stanley,  b.  18  Maixsh,  181S,  m.  88  July,  1840. 

m.  Wadham-Wyndham,  b.  I  Nov.  1817,  m.  in  June,  1846. 

IV.  Arthui^Heniy,  6.  21  April,  1810. 

y.  Thomas,  6  34  Maxxsh,  1824,  d.  1850. 

I.  Charlotte-Stanley,  m.  to  Thomas  Bond,  Esq.  of  oo. 
Longford. 

XL  Jane-CaroUne,  ta.  to  Ralph-Smith  Obr6,  Esq.  of  oo. 
Armagh. 

Mr.  Bond  is  only  surviving  Bon  of  the  late  Thomas 
Bond,  who  d  in  1784,  by  Sarah  Donelly  his  wife, 
and  grandson  of  Dr.  John  Bond,  by  his  wife,  Mar- 
garet Coote,  of  Belunont  Forest^  oo.  Mona^ian. 
He  had  one  brother,  Thomas,  who  d,  wnm.  in  182S ; 
and  one  sister,  BCargaret^  m,  to  Edward  Tounge,  of 
Knockbum,  co.  Armagh. 

Crut—A  lion,  sejant,  axg. 
fieo^— BondviUe^  oo.  Armagh. 


BOND  OF  GRANGR 

BOKD,  Thi  Rbv.  Nathanibl,  of  Change,  oo.  Dor- 
set, rector  of  Steeple- with -l^eham,  6.  24  Nov. 
1804 ;  m.  81  Oct  1885,  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late 
John  Hawkeeworth,  Esq.  of  Forest,  in  the  Qneen't 
County,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Nathakibl,  b.  18  Sept.  1840. 

n.  Denis-William,  b.  22  Jan.  1842. 

m.  Geoige-Hawkesworth,  6. 13  May,  1845. 

I.  Leonora-Sophia. 

Iritlf  X0(* — ^The  ftunOy  of  Bond  were  of  great  t&tiqaity 
in  the  co.  of  Cornwall,  and  are  said  to  have  been  originally 
seated  at  Peoryn  in  that  oo.,  but  removed  thence,  at  a  very 
eerly  period,  to  Earth,  in  the  parish  of  St.  Stephen's,  an 
estate  they  acquired  in  marriage  with  the  dau.  and  heiress 
of  a  very  ancient  house,  which  took  its  name  ft^om  that 
place. 

From  this  match  descended 

Robbbt  Bond,  who  removed  to  Beauchamp*s  Hadis^  In 
SomerMtshire,  and  in  the  year  1431  (»th  Hbkby  VI.)  was 
seated  at  lAitton,  in  the  Isle  of  Purbeck,  in  tbs  oo.  of 
Dorset,  an  estate  which  he  acquired  in  marriage  with  the 
dau.  and  heiress  of  a  fiBunily  of  that  name,  and  whioh  has 
ever  since  continued  in  the  possession  of  his  descend  snta. 
He  had  issue  two  sons,  vis.,  Robbbt,  his  heir;  and  William, 
of  Buckland,  co.  Somerset,  who  had  two  sons,  William,  of 
Crosby  Palace,  alderman  of  London,  who  d.  in  1576 ;  and 
George  (Sir),  lord-mayor  of  London  in  1587,  anoestor  of 
Sib  Thomas  Bond,  created  a  Babonbt  by  Cbablbb  n. 
The  elder  son, 

Robbbt  Bond,  of  Lutton,  m,  in  1458,  Mary,  dan.  of 
Sir  John  Body,  Knt.  of  Pilleedon,  in  the  co.  of  Dorset^ 
lord  chief-Justioe  of  Englsnd  in  the  18th  Hknbt  VI.,  and 
was  father  of  Whuam,  his  successor,  and  John  Bond,  of 
Buckland,  in  the  oo.  of  Dorset^  whose  stm.  Sir  Nicholas 
B<md,  Knt.,  d,  $.p.  m, 

William  Bono,  of  Lutton,  eldest  son  of  Robert,  was 
b.  in  1455,  and  m.  in  1400,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heiress 
of  John  Prows,  of  Bredy,  in  the  co.  of  Dorset,  of  the 
ancient  family  of  Pbowi  qf  GtdUigh  OuUe,  in  Deyonahire^ 


BON 


BO  a 


nd  had  Thsxm,  bia  heir,  and  John,  sncMtor  of  the  Dokm 
^Buex.    William  Bond  dying  in  1530,  was  t,  by  his  son, 

Dbvis  Boni>,  of  Lutton,  6.  in  1500,  who  m.  in  1532.  Alice, 
dso.  oi  Robert  Samways,  of  ToUer,  Dorwt,  and  had  several 
dkildreQ :  the  3rd  son,  William,  left  three  daus.,  his  co-heirs, 
of  whom  the  eldest,  Edith,  m.  Sir  White  Beckonshaw,  of 
Xojle's  Court,  and  was  mother  of  Alice,  m.  to  John  Lisle, 
Is^  This  lady  was  tngusUy  beheaded  at  Winchester  in 
1«5.    Denia  Bond's  4th  son, 

JoBV  BoKD,  Esq.  of  Lutton,  6.  in  1556,  continued  the  line 
•f  the  funily,  and  was  appointed,  in  1588,  o^»tain  of  the 
Us  of  Portland,  at  the  time  of  the  expected  inTasion  by 
the  Spanish  armada.  He  m.  in  1588,  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Bfehsrd  Htt,  Esq.  of  North  Griekett,  in  the  oo.  of  Somerset, 
•Dd  dying  in  1082,  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Dexxs  Bokd.  Esq.  of  Lutton,  b.  in  1588,  a  staunch  parlia- 
nentarian,  high  in  fkrour  with  CromwelL  From  the  com 
BMoosoMnt  of  the  civil  war  he  was  of  the  committee  for 
Ut  own  county,  and  from  1664  to  1656  he  was  M.P.  for 
Hwpaoath,  and  <me  of  the  council  of  state  Arom  1648  to 
li&S.  He  was  likewise  comptroller  of  the  receipts  of  the 
Xxdiequer.  Mr.  Bond  t».  1st,  in  1610,  Joane,  dau.  of  John 
Goold,  Esq.  of  Dorchester,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Johk, 
UaJ)„  M.P.  for  Meloombe  Regis,  16th  Chakles  I.,  who 
^np.  in  1676 ;  and  William,  of  South  Bestwall,  co.  Dorset, 
•f  whose  dans,  and  oo^teiis  the  elder,  Mabt,  by  her  2nd 
^— >***^,  James  Gould,  Esq.,  wss  motiier  of  an  only  child, 
Ana-Maria,  m.  1st,  to  Qen.  Charles  Churchill,  brother  of 
iobn,  Isi  Duke  of  Marlborough,  and  2ndly,  to  Montagu, 
Sad  Eari  of  Abfaigdon ;  and  the  2nd,  Marqabst,  m.  Wil- 
liB  Spekfli,  Esq.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1622,  Lucy,  dau.  of 
¥Qliam  Lawrence,  Esq.  of  Steeptoton,  eo.  Dorset,  and  had, 
vlth  other  issue,  Samiiel,  sometime  M.P.  for  Poole  and 
Meleombe  Bsgia ;  and  Natravul,  his  successor  at  ImI- 
tea.  Mr.  Denis  Bond  dying  80  Aug.  1658,  was  buried 
k  Westminster  Abb«y,  and  succeeded  at  Lutton  by  his  son 
by  his  ind  marriage, 

KATHAjnsL  BoKD^  Esq.  of  Lutton,  b.  1684,  who  was 
bed  to  the  bar,  and  became  king's  seijeant.  He  purchased, 
ta  1066,  the  adjoining  estate  of  Orange,  which  has  since 
bfln  the  chief  residence  of  the  fiunily.  He  had  also  bought 
Tjadiam,  where  a  branch  of  his  descendants  still  continue 
to  reside.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Lewis  Williams,  Esq.  of 
CUttecton,  D<H«et,  and  relict  of  Thomas  Browne,  Esq.  of 
Frampton,  by  whom  (who  d,  in  1728)  he  had  inue, 
Dans,  his  successor. 

John,  of 'rynefaam,  in  the  Me  of  Purbeck,  M.P.  for  Corfe 

Cwtie.    m,  in  1715,  his  cousin  Margaret,   8rd    dau.  of 

John  Williams,  Esq.  of  Herringston,  co.  Dorset,  by  whom 

^rfao  d.  in  1775)  he  had,  with  other  issue.  Jobs,  heir  to 

Ids  undo. 

Hi.  Nathaniel  Bond,  who  was  M.P.  for  Corfe  Castle,  31st 

CHAELas  II.,  and  subsequently  for  Dorchester,  d,  in  1707, 

■kd  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Dons  BovD,  Esq.  of  Orange,  M.P.  for  Dorchester,  7th 
Am ;  for  Corfe  Castle,  1st  and  8th  Obobok  I. ;  and  for 
Poole,  1st  Obobob  II.  He  m.  in  1729,  Leonora-Sophia, 
nbet  of  Edmund  Dummer,  Esq.,  and  youngest  dau.  of 
fir  WiUiam-Dutt<m  Colt,  Knt,  envoy  at  the  court  of 
Hanover,  by  Maiy,  his  3rd  wife  (of  whom  she  was  oo-heii), 
ildett  surviving  dau.  of  John,  and  co-heir  of  her  brother, 


Editha-Augusta-Mary,   only  dau.  of  the  late  Hon. 
Henry  Pomeroy,  and  has  issue,  William-Henry:  and 
Edith-Mai7. 
4  Thomas^  barrister-at-law,  recorder  of  Woreham. 
1  Jane.  2  Mary. 

L  Manraret-Sophia,  m.  in  1801,  to  the  Rev.  John  Rogers,  nt 
Berkley  House,  co.  Somerset,  and  d.  t.  p.  in  1820. 
n.  Mary,  m.  in  1796,  to  Nicholas-Caoaar  Corsellis,  Esq.  of 
Wiveuiroe  Hall,  oo.  Essex,  and  d.  $.  p.  1842. 
The  eldest  son, 

JoHir  Bond,  Esq.  of  Orange,  b.  1753,  «.  his  fkther,  in 
1784.    He  la.  hi  1798,  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John 
Uoyd,  Esq.  of  Cefticoed,  oo.  Cardigan,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  in  1846)  had  issue^ 
Johk,  his  heir. 
Nathaniel,  now  of  Orange. 
Elizabeth,  m.  in  1840,  to  the  Rev.  Charies  Onslow. 
Leonora-8ophia»  ta.  in  1885,  to  the  Rev.  William  Buller. 
Mr.  Bond,  who  was  M.P.  for  Corfe  Castle,  d.  12  May,  1824,' 
and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

John  Bond,  Esq.  of  Orange,  M.P.  for  Corfe  Castle,  who 
served  as  high-sheriff  of  Dorsetshire  in  1830.  He  d.  unm. 
18  March,  1844.  and  was  i.  by  his  brother,  the  present 
Rbv.  Nathanibl  Bond,  of  Orange. 

^rm»— 1st  and  4th,  Bond  fandentX  aa..  afesse,  or;  2nd  and 
3rd,  Bond  qf  ComuaUf  aig.,  on  a  chevron,  sa.,  three 
bezants. 

Cre«tt— 1st.  an  eagle's  wing,  sa.,  chaiged  with  a  fesse,  or; 
2nd,  a  demi-pegBSUs,  az.,  winged,  and  semte  of  estoilea^  or. 

Motto — Non  sufficit  orbis. 

Seat—Qrwago,  in  the  Isle  of  Purbeck. 


BOOKER  OF  THE  LEYS  AND  VELINDRA 
HOUSE. 

BooKBB,  Thomas- William,  Esq.  of  The  Leys  and 
Cobrey  Park,  co.  H^ereford,  and  Velindra  House,  co. 
Glamoi^gan,  6.  28  Sept.  1801;  m.  4  Oct.  1824,  Jan^ 
Anne,  only  dau.  of  tJie  late  John  Coghlan,  Esq.,  an 
officer  in  tne  army,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Riohakd-Blakbmorb,  b.  26  Jime,  1828. 

u.  Thomas-William,  6.  7  Jan.  1881. 

in.  John,  b.  17  Nor.  1833. 

I.  Anna.  n.  Maiy. 

Mr.  Booker  was  returned  M.P.  for  co.  Hereford  in 
1850.  He  is  son  of  the  Rev.  Luke  Booker,  LL.D., 
F.R.L.S.,  vicar  of  Dudley,  co.  Worcester,  and  rector 
of  Tedstone  de  la  Mere,  co.  Hereford,  by  Anna  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Blakemore,  Esq.  of  Darlaston, 
CO.  Stafford,  and  sister  of  the  late  Richard  Blake- 
more, Esq.  of  The  Leys,  M.P.  for  Wells.  Mr.  Booker 
has  one  half-brother,  John-Key  Booker,  and  three 
sisters,  viz., 

Harriet-Esther,  m.  to  James  Willington,  Esq.  of  Bristol. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Leopold  TUdasley,  Esq.  of  Westbroni- 
wich. 

Mary. 


^rm»— Or,  an  eagle,  displayed,  vert,  ducally  crowned,  of 

— ,-.  ..^...-^ , — ,     the  first,  beaked  and  membered,  gu.,  within  abordure,  as., 

Wtttworth  Oaroeys,  Esqrs.  of  Boyland  Hall,  in  Norfolk,     charged  with  three  fleurs-de-lis,  gold. 

Md  Kentoo  Ball,  in  Suffolk.    Mr.  Denis  Bond  d.  «.  p.  in        Crettr—A  demt-eagle,  displayed. 

1741,  snd  the  estates  devolved  upon  his  nephew.  Seat*— The  Leys  snd  Cobrey  Park,  co.   Hereford;  and 


John  Boind,  Esq.  of  Orange,  b.  1717,  M.P.  for  Corfe 
Oatle.  from  81st  Oboboc  II.  to  14th  Obobob  III.,  who 
m.  la  1740,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  and  co-hehr  (with  her  tister, 
Btefaeth.  wife  of  ValentiDe  Knightley,  Esq.  of  Pawsley 
Fitfk,  in  the  oo.  of  Northampton)  of  Edmund  Dummer, 
Is).  of  SwathUng,  Hants,  by  the  above-mentioned  Leonora- 
~       » (tea.  of  Sir  WilUam-Dutton  Colt,  snd  had  iMnie, 


L  Jonr.  his  socoessor. 

o.  Kathavibl  (RiOBT  HoH.X  of  HolmcL  b.  17M,  sometime 
M.P.  lor  Corfo  CMtle.  one  of  the  most  non.  privy  council, 
jadmKlvocate-general,  a  king's  counsel,  one  of  the  lords 
oftAs  Tiwiiiiij,  uid  a  bencher  of  the  Inner  Temple, 
^«j».inl8S8. 

m.  Thomasi  of  EgUaton,  b.  in  175<S,  vicar  of  Coombe-with- 
Wool.  ooTDorset,  d.  unm.  in  1833. 

IT.  Wilttam,  of  Tyneham.  6.  in  1757,  rector  of  Steeple-with- 
TynslMm,  and  a  oanon  of  Bristol  Cathedral,  who  m. 
Jsos^  <mfy  dao.  of  Henry  Biggs,  Esq.  of  Stockton  House, 
eo.  Wilts,  and  had  issue, 

1  Wmiam,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  barrister-at-law,  a  police 
Bugistimte^  xeoonler  of  Poole  and  Wareham,  d.  wuu. 
1£46. 

S  John,  vicar  of  Bath  Weston,  in  Somersetshire^  now  of 
Tynduun. 
S  Usnry.  vicar  of  Sooth  Petherton,  in  Somersetshire,  m. 


Velindra  House,  near  Cardiff,  co.  Olamotgan. 


BOOTH  OP  GLENDON  HALL. 

Booth,  Richabd,  Esq.  of  Qlendon  HaU,  oo.  North- 
ampton. 

HitttSfft* — Jomr  Booth,  of  London,  <f .  at  his  seat, 
Cheshunt,  Herts,  14  Aug.  1783,  leaving,  by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  snd  co-heir  of  William  IJoyd,  Esq.  of  Liverpool,  four 
sons,  John,  William,  Montsgu,  and  Bei^amin,  and  several 
daus.    The  eldest  son, 

John  Booth,  Esq.  of  Theobalds,  oo.  Herts,  then  of 
Olatton,  CO.  Huntingdon,  and  lastly  of  Olendon,  co.  North- 
ampUm,  b.  in  May,  1721,  m.  Phoebe  Wilkinson,  of  London, 
an  heiress,  by  whom  (who  d.  about  1764.)  he  had  issue. 
The  4th  son,  Robei't,  of  Huntingdon,  and  of  Aloonbviry 
Hill,  6.  about  1758,  m.  Mrs.  Maule,  of  Huntingdon,  and  d. 
7  Aug.  1798,  leaving  issue,  a  dau.,  Phoebe  (who  m.  and  hod 
issue),  and  a  son,  Robert,  b.  in  1704 ;  i».  Miss  Edwards, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Edwards,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons 
and  six  daus.    Mr.  Booth  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1782,  by 

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BOB 

RioRABO  Booth,  Esq.  of  Glendoo  Hall,  oo.  Northamp- 
ton, 6.  in  March,  1756,  high-«herifr  in  17M,  m.  Janet,  dau. 
of  Sir  QilliM  Payne,  of  Tompsford,  oo.  Bedford,  Bart.,  and 
had  issue,  i.  Jobk,  his  heir ;  ii.  Richard,  6.  in  1709.  d.  1821, 
Mtim, ;  m.  Oeoiffe-NovUle ;  i.  Janet,  m.  1  Jan.  1828,  to  the 
Rev.  Henry-Hule  Sarel,  rector  of  Baloombe,  co.  Sussex; 
n.  Anne,  d.  unm. ;  m.  Lntitia-Mary,  d.  timn. ;  it.  Caroline- 
Matilda,  m.  in  1834,  to  Richard  Palmer,  Esq,  (of  the 
fiamily  of  Palmer  qf  Orantham) ;  y.  Eliza  -  Purefoy.  Mr. 
Booth  d.  24  Feh.  1807,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Booth,  Esq.  of  Olendon  Hall,  6.  25  March,  1794, 
m.  14  Oct.  1835,  Augusta  De  Capell-Brooke,  4th  dau.  of  the 
late  Shr  Richard -Brooke  De  Capell-Brooke,  of  Oakley 
House,  oo.  Northampton,  Bart.,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 
the  present  Richard  Booth,  Esq.  of  Olendon.  Mr.  Booth 
was  a  deputy-Ueutenaat  for  Northamptonshire,  and  sheriff 
in  1818. 

Jmu—Aig.,  three  boars'  head^  erect  and  erased,  sa. 

Crut~-A  liooL  passant,  tag* 

JfoMo— Quod  ero.  spero. 

£eai— Olendon  Hall,  oo.  Northampton. 


BORRER  OF  HENFIELD. 
Bobber,  William,  Esq.  of  Henfield,  Sussex,  J.P., 
F.R.S.,  and  F.Ua,  6.  in  May,  1781;  m.  28  March, 
1810,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Natbaniel  Hall,  Esq.,  and 
has  issue, 
I.  WiLUAM,  of  Brook  Hill,  Cowfold,  M.A.  J.P.,  ft\,  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  J.  H.  Borrer,  Esq.  of  Brighton,  and  has 


n.  Dawson.  m.  Undfield. 

I.  Ann,  m.  to  Nldkolas  Hall,  Esq.  of  Portslade. 

n.  Tvanj,  m.  to  the  Ber.  Charles  Dunlop,  H.A.,  vioar 

of  Henfield,  deceased, 
m.  EUsabeth.  it.  IsabeL  t.  Adelaide. 

ftiltf afftt — WlLLUM  BOBBKB,  Of  RuspOT,  SuSSCX,  who 

m.  in  1008,  Sarah  Smith,  of  Hurstpierpoint,  was  father  of 
two  sons,  William  Borrer,  of  Rusper,  and 

Jomr  BoRBSB,  of  Rusper,  who  had,  by  Susanna  his 
wifiB,  William,  his  heir;  John,  of  Ditohling;  and  other 
issue.    The  eldest  son, 

William  Bouuer,  Esq.  of  Farkyns  Manor,  b.  1724 ;  m. 
1750,  Barbara,  dau.  and  co^ieir  of  Edward  Haiidess,  Esq. 
of  Alboume  House  (of  the  ancient  family  of  Hardess),  and 
d.  21  Jan.  1797,  leaying  by  her  (who  d.  12  April,  1795), 
William;  John,  of  Henfield;  and  other  issue.  The  eldest 
•oo, 

WiLUAM  BoRRKR,  Bsq.  of  Pazkyns  Manor,  J.P.  D.L., 
and  high-sheriff  of  Sussex  in  1801,  was  5.  7  March,  1753. 
He  m.  1  Aug.  1780,  Maiy,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Nathaniel 
lindfleld,  of  Dean  House,  by  Mary  Cliffbrd  his  wife,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  4  Sept  1807)  hod  iasuo, 
I.  WiLUAiL  now  of  BaiTow  Hill,  Henfield. 
n.  John,  or  the  Manor  House.  Portslade,  Sussex,  J.P.,  h. 
25  Dec  1784,  m.  1st,  Kitty,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Beckett^  of 
Henfield :  she  d.  7  April,  1811.    He  m.  2ndly,  Mary-Anue, 
only  dau.  of  John  Upperton,  of  Amberley,  which  lady  d. 
13  July,    1819,  and   Srdly,    Sarah -Anne,   Srd   dau.  of 
Nathaniel  HaU  of  New  Hall:  hehasissua 
nu  NATaAMiCL,  of  Parkyns  Manor,  oo.  Sussex,  J.P.,  6. 
94  March.  1790.  m.  4  Arail.  1811.  Maxy-Anne,  dau.  of 
Richard  Weekes,  Esq.  of  Hurstoierpoiut,  by  Charity  his 
wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  the  Rer.  WUluun  Hampton,  rector 
of  Plumpton,  Sussex,  and  by  this  lady  (who  d.  5  Jan. 
1854)  has  iasoe^ 

1  Carbt-Hamptoh,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Hurstpier- 
point, M.A.,  and  rural  dean.  6.  13  Not.  1814.  «.  17 
Auff.  1837,  Elisabeth,  3rd  dau.  of  James  Orr,  Esq.  of 
Holyhead  House,  co.  Down,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Riohard  Stewart,  of  Ballintoy  6»stl%  and  has  lasu^ 
Oar^y-Hamptoo.  6. 13  July,  183S. 
Cliflbrd-Fortescue^  6.  5  March.  1841. 
Charles-Alexander,  6.  4  Dec  1843. 
Jane-Cliflbrd.  EUiabeth-Catharine. 

Isabella-EmilT.  Charlotte-Augusta. 

Mary-Anne-Alioei  Ida-Franoea. 

Helan-Hemrietta. 
t  Henrietta,  m.  81  Mareb,  181T,  to  Oeonge  OoUThis 
PoUard.  of  Lower  Seymour  Street,  London,  yom^r^t 
son  of  the  late  Rer.  John  Pollard,  M.A.,  D.D..  rector  of 
Bennington.  Herts,  by  Sophia  his  wiCs,  dau.  of  the 
late  Qeoeral  and  Lady  Frauccs  Moi^gan. 
t  Bmihr.  m.  26  March.  1844.  to  Charles-Hodnms,  only 
■on  of  C.-H.-L.  Master,  of  Barrow  Oraen  House,  oc 
BoxT^,  and  Codnor  Castle^  oo.  Derby,  Esq. 

ilrsM— Ab.,  a  Hon  rampant,  enninois,  holding  an  anger 
(bcrar),  ppr.,  in  his  dexter  paw,  a  oherxon,  ug.,  sbarged 


BOS 

with  fhtte  inescutcheons,  of  the  fidd,  the  centre  bearing  a 
white  rose,  seeded  and  pointed,  ppr. 

Cre$t—A  buck's  head,  ppr.,  erased,  firetty,  arg.,  holding  an 
auger,  ppr.,  in  its  mouth. 

Motto— Fide  laboro. 

Seat— Barrow  Bill,  Henfield,  Sussex. 


BOROUGH  OF  HULLAND  AND  CHETWYND 
PARK. 

Borough,  John-Cbarles-Burton,  Esq.  of  Hul- 
land  Hall,  oo.  Derby,  and  Chetwynd  Park,  co.  Salop, 
6.  80  July,  1810 ;  m.  11  July,  1848,  Elizabeth- Char- 
lotte, dau.  of  Rear-Admiral  Robert  Qawen,  and  has 
issue, 

I  JoHN-SmNET,  b.  2fi  April,  1858. 

L  Jane-Charlotte. 

ftCneaffe.— Thomas  Bobbow,  Bsq.  of  Oastlsfidd,  oo. 
Derby,  barrister-at-law,  b.  3  June,  1709  (eldest  son  of  Isaao 
Borrow,  Esq.  of  HuUand,  by  Honora  his  2iKi  wifb,  only 
dau.  of  Thomas  Burton,  Esq.,  and  erentiially  sole  beiresa 
of  her  brother,  Bobert  Burton,  of  the  elder  branch  of  the 
Burtons,  desoendsd  fhmi  Jaoobus  de  Burton,  which  Isaao 
Borrow  was  son  of  John  Borowe,  Esq.  of  Hulland,  hi^- 
sherifir  of  Derbyshixe  in  1688,  by  Maiy  his  wife,  dau.  oC 
Curwen  Bawlinson,  Esq.  of  Cark  Hall,  oo.  LanoashireX  was 
recorder  of  Derby  for  forty  years.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  and 
heir  of  John  Alt,  Esq.  of  Loughborough,  oo.  Leicester,  and 
d.  6  August,  1786,  leaving  a  son, 

Thomas  Bobouob,  E^.  of  Castlefield,  who  first  reoorded 
in  the  College  of  Arms  the  dumge  in  the  spelling  of  the 
name  fh>m  Borrow.  He  was  of  University  CoU^pe,  Oxford, 
a  barrister-«t4aw  of  the  Middle  Temple,  and  was  sometime 
captain  in  the  Leicester  Militia.  He  m.  96  April,  1788, 
Jane,  only  dau.  of  William  Smithson,  Esq.  of  Ledstoue 
Parte,  Ferrybridge,  co.  Tork,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Jobn-Chablib-Bubtoh,  his  heir. 

Jane,  m.  3  May,  1832,  to  QeoTKe  HilL  Esq..  captain  royal 
horse  artilleiy,  eldest  son  of  Sir  KooertOhambre  Hill,  of 
Bees  Hall,  oo.  Salop. 

Anna-Honora,  d.  unm.  19  Oct  1862. 
Mr.  Borough,  who  removed  from  Castlefield  to  Chetwynd 
Park,  in  1803,  was  t.  at  his  decease  by  his  only  surviving 
son  and  heir,  the  present  Johh-Chablss-Bubtov  Bobouoh, 
Esq.  of  Chetwynd  Park. 

ilrms—Gu.,  the  root  of  aa  oak-tree,  eradicated  and  ooiiped. 
in  pale,  sprouting  out  two  branches,  ppr.,  with  the  shieU  of 
Pallas  **«^'»^g<'>g  thereon,  or. 

CWi«— An  eagk^  ppr.,  hokUng  the  shield  of  PaUaa  In  its 
claws. 

JToOe— Vfaiute  et  robore. 

£ftit— HuUaud  Hall,  Ashbourne,  Derbyshire.        , 


borthwick  of  crookston  and  borth- 
wick  castlr 

Borthwick,  John,  Eeq.  of  Crookston  and  Borth- 
wick Castle,  CO.  Edinbui^L 

lineage.— The  somame  of  Borthwick  is  apparently 
local,  assumed  tmm  lands  of  that  name  on  Borthwidc 
Water,  co.  Selkirk.  Thomas  de  Borthwidc  obtained  some 
lands  near  Lauder,  in  Berwickshire,  ftem  Bobort  Lander,  of 
Quarrelwood,  in  the  reign  of  King  David  II.  Bkr  William 
Borthwick  was  poeseesor  of  the  lands  of  Catkune,  in  the 
reign  of  King  Bobbbt  II.  whkh  appears  by  a  charter  dated 
in  1878. 

Sm  WnxuM  Bobihwwjk,  Junior,  ambesndor  at  Rome  in 
1426,  was  created  Baboh  Bobthwiok,  in  143S,  and  d.  in 
1468,  leaving  two  sons,  vis.,  William,  second  Lord  Borth- 
wick, and  Jom  db  Bobtmwick,  who  aoqulred  the  estate  of 
Crookston  in  1446,  and  from  whom  descended,  through  nine 
generatioiis,  (as  set  forth  in  the  petition  presented  to  the 
House  of  Lords,  regarding  the  suoceseion  to  the  peerage,) 

JoHV  BoarawiOK,  Esq.  of  Crookston,  who  m.  in  1787, 
Oriael,  eldest  dan.  of  Oe<ngeAdinston,Esq.  of  Oarcant,  and 
left,  at  his  decease,  a  son  and  successor, 

JoHH  BoBTHWiCK.  Esq.  of  Crookstouand  BorthwidcCastH 
J.P.  and  D.L..  who  «.  1st,  16  March,  1819,  Anne,  eldest 
dan.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Bobert  Duaias.  of  Amiston.  and 
by  her  had  issue,  1  Jomr,  now  of  Borthwidc  and  Crook- 
ston; S  Robert;  8  William-Hauy;  1  Elizaboth;  2  Ozaoe* 
Henrietta,  d.  in  1838;  and  3  OraocL  He  m.  2ndly,  Mm 
Simpson,  widow  of  CoL  Sbnpeon,  of  Plean,  oo.  Surttng^ 
and  hod  issue  by  her. 

ilna»— Arg.,  three  cinquefdlB,  sa. 
AyigwrtfrH-Two  aogeli^  ppr.,  winged,  ««^T  ^ 


BOS 

€Vfl»— A  Moor's  hand,  ooopod.  ppr. 
ir«ttiM»-- **  <^  eoiMludt.'' uid  "  Fkle  St  spe.** 
fcrt—Crookrtop,  oo.  Edinbiugh. 

BOSANQUET  OF  FOREST  HOUSE. 

BofiuiQUST,  SamubItRichabd,  Esq.  of  the  Forefii 
Home,  Epping  Forest^  oo.  Easez,  and  of  Dingestow 
Courts  00.  Monmouth,  b,  1  April,  1800 ;  m.  4  Feb. 
1830,  Emily,  eldeet  dau.  of  Geoige  Courthope,  Esq. 
of  Whili^  Soasez,  and  has  issue, 

L  SAJtUKL-OoDBTHOPB,  6.  %  Maroh,  188i. 

n.  aaade,  6.  8  Nor.  ISSS. 

m.  Geoige-Staiilejr,  6. 18  April,  18S6. 

IT.  Frederick-Albert,  b.  8  Feb.  1887. 

y.  Walter-Henry,  6. 10  Jan.  1889. 

TL  Vdmnnd-Fletcher,  6.  S  Sept  1840. 

TIL  Beginald-DftTid,  ft.  S4  Jan.  1847,  deeeased. 

Tm.  William-DaTid,  b.  8  June,  1849. 

DL  Ricberd-Arthur,  ft.  S5  May,  186i. 

L  Kmily-Letitia.  n.  Fanny-EUabeth. 

m.  EUok-Edith. 

Uneagf  • — PxsBBB,  grandson  of  Foulorand  Bosaaquet, 
ards  Boaanqoet,  wn.  about  I628>  Antoinette  MaiaTieUe,  and 
vasfirtfasror 

Pnasa,  of  Ltmel,  in  Langaedoo,  who  bad  seren  children. 
At  fhe  revocation  of  tbe  Edict  of  Nantes,  the  family  became 
firided;  Ute  two  elder  sons  of  Pierre,  John  and  David, 
;  rafoge  in  Wngisnd,  where  John  was  subsequently 
»byprlTateaotof  pariiaDMnt,inl706.    The  Stnd 


DATm  BoBAvquR,  m,  1097,  EUxabeth,  dan.  of  daude 
Bayaa,  Bsq.,  and  d.  1782,  leaving  issue,  i.  Datid,  ft.  1099,  a 
■Thimi  in  London,  and  a  learned  antiquary.  He  d.  in 
1741,  leaTing  an  only  cbUd,  Biobard,  wbo  d.  wna.  ; 
o.SA]nraL,  ft.  1700,  of  whom  presently ;;  ui.  Claude,  d,  t.p.; 
IT.  Benjamin,  M.D.,  F.B.B.,  one  of  the  oouncO  of  tbe  B<^ 
Sedety,  in  1749,  d.  «.  j^ ;  T.  Jaoob.  (8t$  Bosakqttbt  qf 
Bnaibountdw^.)  L  Susannah,  ft.  1698,  m.  Cbaiies  Van  Notten, 
B^.  of  Amsterdam ;  and  tt.  Blianor,  m.  Heniy  Lannoy 
laq.,  and  had  issue.     The  Snd  son  of  DaTid 


BAMim.  BoaAsqnmr,  Esq.  of  the  Forest  House,  lord  of 
Ibe  manor  of  Low  HaU,  oo.  Essex,  «t.  in  1788,  Mary,  dan. 
■ii  aole  heiress  of  William  Dunster,  Esq.  (son  of  Henry 
Doastar,  Esq.,  and  Mary,  dau.  and  sole  heirees  of  Henry 
Gardiner,  BSq.  M.P.  fbr  nchester,  in  the  12th  of  Chas.  II.) 
by  Ann,  dau.  of  Sir  Peter  Vandeput,  and  had  issue, 
Samvbl  ;  ^nUSam,  who  d.  ama.  in  1818 ;  Anna-Maria,  m,  to 
bar  eouiin  Peter  Ganseen,  Esq. ;  and  Mary,  sk.  to  the  Bev. 
Jofan-WBIiam  de  la  Flecbere.    The  eldest  son, 

Samukl  Bosavqubt,  of  Forest  House,  and  also  of  Dinges- 
tow Ooortk  oo.  Monmouth,  lieutenant  of  the  Forest  of 
Wahbam,  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Essex,  ft.  in  1744,  was  high- 
ibedf  of  that  diiie  in  1770 :  be  la.  in  1767,  bis  oonrin 
Baaaor,  dan.  of  Henry  Innnoy  Hunter,  Esq.  Mr.  Bosan- 
fist  WW  Ootecnor  of  the  Bank  of  England  in  1798.  Bed. 
kldO^learii^iaBae^ 
Bamuml^  his  heir. 

Chaiie^  of  Bock,  co.  Northnmberiand,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
fa%bHinevifrof  Northnmberland,  hi  1828.  He  la.  Charlotte^ 
dan.  of  Peter  Holford,  Esq.,  Master  in  Chancery,  and  had 
sarviring  issue,  Bobert-Wuliam,  in  holy  orders,  wbo  m. 
Fomeea,  dan.  of  C6L  PuIUne,  of  Crake  HaU,  Toiksbire. 
and  has  issue;  Oeorge-Henry,  also  in  holy  orders;  and 
Mary-Anna. 

Jonr  BBDiAJiD  (Star),  one  of  the  Judgea  of  tbe  Common 
Pleas,  and  a  member  of  the  prtvy  council.  He  ta.  in 
1894,  Manr-Anne^  ddeet  dau.  of  Richard  Lewis,  Esq.  of 
UantBio  O  i  oaien  ny,  co.  Monmouth,  and  bad  a  son,  Lewis- 
Beraard,  w^io  d.  «.  j». 
Ae  eldest  son, 

Bunnx.  BoBAiTQinnr,  Bsq.  of  tbe  Forest  House  and  Dhi- 
fMtow  Court,  ft.  in  Aug.  1768,  la.  19  Jan.  1798,  Leetitia- 
PUIppa,  tbe  younger  of  the  two  daus.  (tbe  dder,  Camilla, 
■.  to  Sir  Cbarlss  Style,  Bart)  of  James  Whatman.  Esq.  of 
Tbrteia.  Kent,  I7  bis  1st  wife^  Sarah,  eldest  dan.  of  Edward 
,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  eouain  of  tbe  11th  Bail  of  Deii^,  and 


MiinfrRTTTF**".  now  of  Fotest  House. 
Jsmes-Wbntman,  ft.  Jan.  1804:  m.  In  1840,  MereUna,  only 

daa.  of  thsRigfct  Hon.  Sir  Nicbobs-Conyni^um  TIndal, 

Loid  Oiief  Joatloe  of  the  Common  Flea^  and  baa  a  son, 

Jsmes-Tlndal,  ft.  in  1841. 
Wilfiam-Heniy,  ft.  Feb.  1806.  ,  , 

Edward-Stanley,  ft.  March,  18061  in  holr  oniers. 
OBTiea^ohn,  ft.  ft  May.  1807,  of  Wfldwood,  Middlesex 

oot  aN.,  m.  e  Jnns^  IS93,  his  oousto,  Chadottȣttai^ 


BOS 

youngest  dan.  of  Jaoob  Bosanquet,  Esq.  of  Broxbourtt- 

bury.  Herts,  and  has  issue,  Qenrietta-Letitia-Bliza;  and 

Amelia-Elinor. 

Frederick-Bernard,  ft.  Nov.  1818. 
Eleanor-Lntitia,  m.  in  1852,  to  William,  third  son  ot 

Samuel  Qauseen.  Esq.  of  Brookmuis,  Herts. 
Camilla,  m.  to  William  Needham,  Esq.  of  Lenton.  Notts. 
Qeoiviana,  la.  to  Thomas,  fourth  son  of  Sir  John  Ogilvy, 

Aima-Msria-Nelly. 
Mr.  Bosanquet,  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieutenant  for  the 
counties  of  Essex  and  Moxunouth,  served  the  office  of  high- 
sheriff  of  the  latter  county  hi  1816.    He  d.  hi  June,  1843. 

^rsw— Or,  on  a  mount,  vert,  a  tree,  ppr. ;  on  a  chief;  gu., 
a  creeoent  between  two  mullets^  aig. ;  quartering  Dukstsb 
and  OABDiHEa. 

Orat — A  demi-lion,  rampant,  oouped,  gu. 

Seati    Dingestow  Court,  Monmouthshire;  Forest  Bouse^ 


BOSANQUET  OF  BROXBOURNBURY. 

Bosanquet,  Qsobob-Jacob,  Esq.  of  Broxbonrn- 
bnry,  00.  Herts,  high-sheriff  of  that  shire  in  18d8,  6. 
1  July,  1791 ;  m,  28  Oct.  1881,  his  cousin  Cecilia, 
dan.  of  William  Franks,  Esq.  of  Beech  Hill,  and 
widow  of  Samuel-Robert  Oaussen,  Esq.  of  Brook- 
mails,  Herts,  and  has  a  dau., 

CeoUia-Jane-Wentworth. 
Mr.  Bosanquet  was  his  Majesty's  chai^g;^  d'affisdres  at 
Madrid  fh>m  1828  to  1880. 

%intUQt*— Jaoob  BoeAvqun,  Hb  son  of  David  Bosan- 
quet, the  first  settlerin  England,  m.  lA  1748,  BUaabotb,  dan. 
of  John  Hanbury,  Esq.  of  Kelmanh^  do.  If  orthaaq>ton,  and 
had  Issue, 
I.  Jacob,  bis  hehr. 

u.  William,  banker  of  London,  m.  in  1787,  Cbaxlotte-Elisa- 
be^  dau.  of  John  Ives,  Esq..  and  had  issuei 
1  WilUam-Geotge-IveiL  m.  Elisa,  dau.  of  Patrick  Cum- 
ming,  Esq.,  and  has  Issue. 

S  Augustus-Henry,  m.  Loiiisu,  dau  of  David  Bevan,  Esq. 
of  Belmont,  Herts,  and  has  issue. 
8  John,  la.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  BoUeau,  Esq.,  and 


4  Bamud,  m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  James  Broadwood,  Esq. 

5  Edwin,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Ellsa,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Terry,  Esq.  of  Dununer  House,  Hants,  and  has  issue. 

1  Charlotte-Blisabeth-IvesL 

S  Emma,  m.  to  the  Chevalier  de  Eantzow,  His  Swedish 
K^jesty's  minister  at  Lisbon. 

8  Sophia,  m.  to  her  cousin,  WlUiam-John,  eldest  son  of 
John- William  Commerell,  Esq.  of  Strood.  Sussex. 
4  Harriet,  m.  to  John-Raymond  Barker,  Esq.  of  Fairfoid 
Park,  Gloucestershire,  and  is  deceased. 
III.  Henry,  of  Clanville,  Hants,  served  the  office  of  high- 
sheriff  of  that  00.  in  1816,  «a.  in  1790,  Caroline^  dau.  of 
Christopher  Anstey,  Esq.,  the  poet,  and  bad  issue,  Henry, 
m.  Maxy,  dau.  of  William  Riol»rds,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 
rv.  Susannah,  la.  to  James  Whatman.  Esq.  of  Vinters,  Kent. 
▼.  Maiy,  fa.  to  John-William  Commereu,  Esq.  of  Strood, 


▼L  EUaabeth,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Samuel-Bobert  Gaossen, 
Esq.  of  Brookmans,  Herta. 
The  elder  son, 

Jacob  Bosahqukt,  Esq.  of  Broxboumboty,  00.  Herts; 
forty*five  years  an  East  India  Director,  served  as  sheriff  of 
the  county  in  1808.  He  ia.  in  1790,  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Sir 
George  Armytage,  Bt.,  and  had.  with  two  daus.  (Henrietta- 
Maria,  m.  to  her  cousiu  John  Wentworth,  Esq.,  and  Char- 
lotte-Eliza, m.  to  her  cousin,  Ci^t.  Charles-John  Bosanquet, 
R.N.)  two  sons,  GxoBOx-JAobB,  now  of  Broxboumbury,  and 
Richard-Godfrey,  b.  29  Sept.  1798,  la.  Grace,  dau.  of  mUiam 
Browne,  Esq.  of  Brownes  Hill,  co.  Carlow. 

Arms,  4^.— As  Bosanqubt  o/Forttl  Hovm. 
Aea<-^Broxboumbury,  Herts. 


:bosvile  of  ravenfield. 

B08VILB,  Thomas -Bob  VILE,  Esq.  of  Rayenfiehi 
Parte,  00.  York,  6.  4  May,  1799;  m.  in  Aug.  1829, 
Harriet,  dau.  of  William  Ja<^son,  Esq.,  depu^-com.- 
gen.,  and  widow  of  Samuel  Petrie,  Esq.  Mr.  Bos- 
vUe,  who  is  2nd  son  of  tiie  late  Robert-Newton  Lee. 
Esq.  of  Louth  and  Littlecoate,  assumed,  hj  royal 
license,  in  1829,  the  surname  of  B08VILX,  in  lieu  of 
his  patronymio,  Lbb,  upon  succeeding  to  the  Rayen- 
field  estate,  on  the  d«ith  of  his  kinsman,  the  late 
Lieutk-Ck>L  Thomas -James  Bosrile,  in  accordance 
with  the  will  of  the  Bey.  Thonuui  Boeyilc,  of  B»toi^ 


B  0  T 


B  0  T 


field.    He  is  a  mugistrate  for  the  West  Riding  of 
Yorkshire. 

ILltttK^tt — ^There  are  fbwfamiliM  in  England  which  can 
b«  traced,  by  means  of  authentic  evidences,  through  so 
many  centuries,  as  that  of  Bosvile. 

The  eumame  is  found  in  England  from  nearly  the  time  of 
the  Conquest,  when,  in  all  probability,  it  was  introduced. 
In  a  charter  of  Humphrey  de  Bohun,  dated  in  1126.  a  Wil- 
liam de  Doevile  appeai-s  aa  a  witness.  In  a  ohartulary  of 
the  abbey  of  Warden,  in  Bedfordshire,  a  William  de  Bi^svUe 
is  spoken  of  as  his  knight  by  Geffrey  de  Maundevile,  the 
Earl,  that  is,  of  Essex ;  and  Michael,  son  of  William  de 
Bosvile,  was  an  early  benefhctor  to  the  same  house.  The 
senior  branches,  seated  at  New  Hall,  Darfleld,  at  Ounth- 
waite,  oc.  York,  and  at  Bradboum,  oo.  Kent,  are  all  now 
•xUnot  in  the  male  line. 

Tas  Rbv.  Thomas  Bosviub,  vicar  of  Bralthwell,  eldest 
son  of  Thomas  Boevile,  Beq.  of  Bralthwell,  by  Alice  his 
wlfb,  who  recorded  hia  pedigree  at  Sir  William  Dugdale's 
ViaiUUon  in  1666,  d.  in  1674,  leaving  (with  two  daus.)  an 
only  eon, 

Ths  Bit.  Thomas  Bosyili.  vicar  of  Bralthwell,  and 

rector  of  Sandal  Parva,  near  Doncuter,  who  m.  Elizabeth, 

only  child  of  Alexander  Hatfield,  Eeq.,  and  dying  in  1711, 

left,  with  four  daus.,  six  sons, 

1.  Thomas,  B.D.,  retor  of  Ufford,  oo.  Northampton ;  who 

d.  in  1718,   aged  40.   leaving,  by  Elisabeth  hia  wife, 

sister  and  co-heir  of  John  Bolle,  Esq.  of  Thorpe  Hall,  co. 

linoohi,  three  daus.,  his  co-heirs, 

1  Margaret,  who  m.  James  Birch,  Esq.  of  Coventrv; 

and  a,  in  1778,  leaving  two  sons  and  one  dau. ;  the 

8nd  son,  the  Rev.  James  Birch,   d.   in  182S.   aged 

84;  the  eldest  son,  Thomas  Bibch,  of  Thorpe  Hall, 

Eaq^  was  fkther  of  Licirr.-CoL.  Thomas-Jambs  BntcH, 

of  Thorpa,  of  whom  presently,  as  successor  to  the 

Raveufittkl  estate ;  the  only  dau..  Elisabeth  Birch,  m. 

Bobert  Lee,  of  Louth  and  littleooate.  and  d.  in  1819, 

leaving  an  only  son,  Robert  •  Newton  Lee,    Esq.  of 

Coldrey,  Hants,  who  w.  iu  1793.  Harriet  -  Elisabeth, 

dau.  of  the  R«v.  Joseph  Warton.  D.D.,  head-master  of 

Winchester  CoUese,  and  d.  in  1837.  leaving,  with  Junior 

issue,   Robert  •  Newton   Lee,  Esq.  of  Taunton,  and 

Thomas -BosviLB  Lkb.  who  a  to  Ravenfidd  at  the 

deooHse  of  his  kinsman.  CoL   Bosvile.  in  IS^,  and 

having  assumed  the  sunuune  and  arms  of  Bosvile,  is 

the  present  Tuomas-Bosvili  Bosvile  of  Ravenfield, 

RtKI. 

1  Ehaabeth,  m.  let,  to  Alexander  Emmerson,  Esq.  of 
Retford ;  and  Sndly.  to  the  Rev.  Stephen  Ashton. 
S  Bridget,  m,  to  her  cousin,  Thomas  Bosvile,  Esq. 
n.  Alexander,  who  had  an  only  dau.,  Elisabeth, 
in.  Jasper,  who  d.  mnw.  in  Barbary. 
IV.  JoHM,  of  whom  preseutly.  t.  Anthony. 

T1.  Uxigh,  of  the  cit  V  of  York,  whose  only  dau.  and  h^, 
Mary,  m.  Tbomaa  Piaoo,  Esq. 

Tbs44haoik. 

JoHK  BosTiLS,  of  London,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Henry 
Bobtos.  and  bad,  with  a  dau..  Mary,  an  only  son, 

Thomas  Boaviu,  who  became  poaeesjed  of  th«  estate  of 
Ulveraorofl  Abbey,  oo.  Leioester,  by  the  will  of  his  distant 
rslatkm,  Chariea  BosvUe,  Esq.  of  Byanna.  in  StaflTordahiie. 
He  m.  his  cousin  Bandget,  Srd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Bosvik,  rector  of  Ciford.  and  dying  m  ITTl,  was  $. 
b|y  his  eia«r  SOB. 

WiLUAM-pAiuuii  BoenuK,  Bk).  of  Ulrerscrort  Abbey  and 
BaventMd  Hall,  who  4,  without  ivoe  m  ISll,  and  was  «.  by 
his  brother. 

Tmk  Rkv.  Thomas  Bosvtlx.  of  Ravenfleld.  who  d.  wtm. 
tn  l)i:M»  having  made  by  will  a  settlement  of  his  estates  on 
tha  dsricendanUof  hts  elxl<»st  »ant.  Margaret  Bcevile,  wife  of 
JaoMS  Burahk  Esq. :  under  that  di^Msition.  he  was  «.  by  hia 
eousin. 

Tmuma»Jamvs  Bocb.  of  Tborpe  HaU.  tieat.-col.  let  life- 
gMHrds,  who  assumed,  the  sttnuuu«  of  Bostilb.  by  sign- 
manual.  Ha  d.  «.  jk  in  1^:^.  and  was  «.  by  his  ccniain 
TwetAS-BosTiLm  Lbs;  ths  present  poaaessor  of  Bav<iaifield. 

Jr«i»— Arr .»  ftve  fWsOs  in  tese.  gu. ;  in  chieC  three  bean' 
kaa^l9y  aa. 
tV»«r->Aa  «>x  issttixtf  (hwi  a  knoQ  of  tinws,  ppr. 
Msfttit — lutvuco  iu  Ueum  aumi%\ 
ai    Rav^nHeki  Hall^  near  IKucMtsr,  ca  Toriu 


BOTELER  OF  KASTRY. 

Itot«tJK».  WiuXkX.  E»).  of  BrocI:  S(r«e<  EMrtiy, 
•aw  K«iiv  i.  i;}  0«C  lSlv>.  M.  A.>  bMnst«f^«t-kv. 
%Uif  3(t« — This  l^&ulr  is  cf  vtiT-  ancjant  stevfiag  In 


fifteenth  century,  we  find  John  Boteler.  of  Sandwich,  eo. 
Kent,  mayor' of  that  corporation,  aiinu  1440-3-4,  and  1445 ; 
one  of  the  burgesa  in  parliament  for  Sandwich  in  1445  and 
1447,  and  one  of  the  suppertera  of  the  canopy  at  the  corona- 
tion of  Haroarbt,  Queen  of  Henrt  VI.,  30  May,  1445.  He 
waa  buried  in  St.  Peter'a  Church,  Sandwich.  His  descen- 
dant, 

Wiluam  Boteleb,  Esq.,  P.8.A.  of  Brook  Street,  fal 
Eastry,  h.  4  Oct.  1745  (son  of  Richard  Boteler.  Esq.  of 
Brook  Street,  in  EastryX  who  d.  in  1792),  m.  Ist,  26  April, 
1774,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Thomas  Fuller,  Esq.  of  Statonborough^ 
CO.  Kent,  by  whom  (who  d.  9  Jan.  1777.)  he  had  a  son, 
William-Fdllbr,'  late  of  Eastry.  Mr.  Boteler  m.  Sndly, 
16  March,  1785,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Harvey,  Esq.  capt.  R.N. 
(who  died  of  wotmds  received  in  the  action  of  the  Ist  of 
June,  1794),  and  by  her  had, 

Richard,  lieut.-col.  royal  engineers;  b.  24  Oct.  1786;  lost 

at  s«i  on  bis  return  m>m  Halifax,  in  1833. 
Henry,  comm.  R.N. ;  6.  16  Feb.  1793;    w.  1  Dec.  1829, 

Henrietta,  duu.  of  the  late  Allan  Bellingham,  Esq.,  and 

niece  of  the  late  Sir  WiUiam  Bellingham.  of  Cftstle  Bol- 

lingham,  Bart,  and  has  issue  one  dau.,   Mary-JuUa- 

Monique. 
John  Harvey,  comm.  R.N. ;  b.  11  Feb.  1796 ;  m.  15  Aug.  1832, 

Helen-Agnes,  5th  dau.  of  ti&e  late  Jamee  West,  Esq.  of 

Bryanstone  -  square,  London,  and  has  issue,  WilualJc- 

JoHir,  6.  12  Nov.  1842 ;  Emma-Mary ;  Julia-Elisabeth ; 

Helen- Agnes;  Annie- Adelaide. 
Thomas,  comm.  R,N ;  6. 1  Mary,  1797 ;  d.  28  Nov.  1829,  whilo 

in  command  of  H.M.S.  "  HecLi,"  employed  on  asurveyin^r 

and  exploring  expedition  on  the  coast  of  AfHca. 
Edward,  M.A..  and  fellow  of  Sidney  Sui«ex  College,  Cam- 

bridge,  vicar  of  St.  Clement's^  Sandwich;  6.  29  April, 

1798 ;  d.  9  Aug.  1831. 
Robert,  capt  royal  engineers ;  b.  11  Sept  1801 ;  m.  3  Dec. 

1835,  Maria- Anne,  only  dau.  of  the  Kev.  John-Thomaa 

Casbard.  D.C.L. 
Elisa,  lu.  6  Jiily.  1819.  to  the  Rev.  C.-J.  Burton,  M.  A.,  vicar 

of  I^dd.  CO.  Kent  and  has  issue. 
Julia,  m.  18  Jan.  1820,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas-Stophen  Hodgeo^ 

M.A.,  late  rector ot  Little Waltham,  Essex;  and d.  20  Nov. 

1824,  leaving  issue. 
Maria.  Agnes.  Bertha. 

Mr.  Boteler  d.  4  Sept.  1818,  and  was  «.  by  hia  son, 

Wiluam-FullceBotsler,  Esq.  of  Brook  Street*  in  Eastry, 
Q.C.  and  ben^or  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  recorder  of  the  city  of 
Canterbury,  and  towns  and  ports  of  Sandwich,  Hythe,  azul 
Kstw  Ronm^,  and  of  the  borough  <^  Deal,  and  steward  of 
tlie  town  of  Fordwich ;  b.  b  Jan.  1777,  m.  29  Nov.  1808, 
Charlotte,  dau.  of  the  lata  James-Leigh  Joynes,  Eaq.  of 
Mount  Pleasant,  near  Qraveaond,  and  had  ias*ie, 

I.  William,  present  represeutttive. 

IL  Richard.  6.  2  MAy,  ISil,  now  of  St.  J<dm*8  CoUeg«, 
Cambridge. 

m.  ThomAs.  5.  10  Sept  1823 ;  d  the  foUovring  day. 
L  Chariott*-Grac«.  u.  Mary 

m.  Kliz2*both-Oitherine.  nr.  Sarah. 

T.  Catherine.  tl  Anne.  d.  1839. 

jPM*— Arg.,  three  eecodwons,  aa..  each  charged  with  a 
covered  cup.  or. 

Crt$t  A  covered  cop.  or.  between  a  pair  of  vrings.  endoraed, 
the  dexter,  arg  .  sinister,  ax. 

Hotto—Do  not  for  tn  repent. 

&ai~BrxMk-«treet,  Sastzy.  Kent. 


BOTFIELD  OF  NORTON  HALLl 

BoTriELD,  Beriah,  Esq.  of  Norton  HaU,  co. 
Northampton,  and  Decker  Hill,  co.  Salop,  JJ*., 
MJU  F.K.S.,  and  F.S^\.,  &.  5  March,  1S07;  a.  hia 
father.  27  AitiL  1S13;  higb-sheriff  of  Northampton- 
shire in  1S;$1.  and  M.P.  for  Ludlow  from  1S40  to 
1847.  Chevalier  of  the  Order  of  Albeit  the  BraTe  of 
Saxony,  and  Knight  of  the  Ordo*  of  Iteopold  of 
Bel^um. 

l.ilir3lft.~T1na  is  a  bcaaeh  of  the  ancisnt  fiunOy  of 
BorrrTUK  ^  Mvtttfi*^  in  Shropefaira.  founded  by  Geoflry 
and  Our«r  Bo««TTie,  who  caaae  o««r  Croas  Poitna  to  aaaiat 
Kuig  JoHX  in  h's  wwa  with  the  baroaa  in  Ul*. 

Thomas  Bk^rvrsLDS,  hrixag  5tk  Hssbt  T.,  Mh  ia  dfceot 
tpom  Sa  GeoffrvT  Btitevyiie,  hvisg  a-Al  lilt,  waa  &ther  of 
two  «oca,  Wiuat^M  BuTsrsLnc.  m:^t»  WiHam  **  de  U  Inn." 
sacct$tor  of  tSe  TliTttBea.  Mar^<aeE«acs  of  Bath ;  and  Josji 
BorcrsLri;.  I^^h  Uucav  TI..  gmbi£k£ber  cf 
t  W:li„lam  BorrrTLS,  of  BocerrK  Ckareh  Strettcai.  Slirop> 
shrre.  vho  <a.  Jovc«»  dsa.  of  J«Kkyu  Sackey.  of  I  ~ 
atti  hftJ»  wtthyimagii  uaa^  a  sea  aaid  h^ 


B  0  TJ 

Tboxas  Botsvtlk,  of  Botevyle,  who  tn.  twice :  by  bis  ' 
let  wife,  Margaret,  dau.  of  ThomaB  Palmer,  of  Hughley, 
be  hftd  a  ion,  Thoxas,  ancestor  of  the  Botevyles  of 
B^ttyie ;  and  by  JoiUi.  his  2nd  wife,  he  left,  Peter,  living 
1023 ;  John,  of  Leighton ;  Richard,  of  Shrewsbury ;  and 
Humphrey,  of  Frodsley.  The  2nd  son,  John  Dotevtle, 
«r  Lei^ton,  was  fkther  of  Wiluam  Botettlk,  alias  Wil- 
UDi  BoTTiELD,  of  Leighton,  who  d.  before  3  May,  1639, 
ksTisg  a  mm,  Thomas  BomKLD,  of  Eaton  Constantlne,  co. 
Bilop.  A.D.  1066,  father,  by  Mary  his  1st  wife,  of 

TB03IA8  BoTFiXLD,  of  Dawlsy,  buried  there  28  May,  1735. 
By  Abigail  hia  wifo,  be  letl  a  dau.,  Agnes  B^>tevyle,  m. 
at  Madeky,  17  Nov.  1728,  and  a  son. 

BniAH  BonriELD,  Esq.  of  Dawley,  b.  28  Feb.  1702.  He 
m.  Margaret,  dan.  of  John  and  Ann  Adams;  and  d. 
8  Apdl,  17M,  tearing  a  son, 

TaoacAS  Botfield,  Esq.  of  Dawley  and  Ditton  Stoke, 
«a.  Salop,  and  Norton  Hidl,  oo.  Northampton,  6.  14  Feb. 
1736;  who  m.  39  Sept  1761,  Margaret,  only  dau.  of  William 
Bdcar,  Esq.  of  Bromley,  in  the  parish  of  Worfield,  Salop, 
and  by  her  (who  d,  5  Not.  1803)  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

VnoiAM,  of  Decker  Hill,  oo.  Salop,  6.  7  May,  1766 ;  m. 
14  Jan.  1794,  Lucy.  dau.  of  John  Bishton,  Esq.  of  RilsalL 
Mr.  Botarld  served  as  high-sheriff  m  IdOO.  He  d.  a  j). 
.    »  Dec  1860;  and  his  widow  9  Dec.  1851. 

BsBiAB,  of  Norton  Hall,  co.  Northampton,  b.  27  July. 
1768:  wi.  26  July,  1806,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  William  Wither- 
isg.  M.D.,  of  The  Larches,  Edgbaston,  near  Birmingham, 
by  Heknahis  wife,  only  dau.  of  Qeoige  Ckiokes,  Esq.,  and 
ttxth  Amery  his  wife ;  and  dying  27  April,  1813,  left  a  son, 
.  the  present  Bcuab  Botfixld.  of  Norton  Hall  and  Decker 
HnUEaq. 

Mr.  Botfidd  d.  5  April,  1841,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Botfixld,  Esq.  of  Hopton  Court,  co.  Salop,  5. 
14  Ftb.  1702 ;  ».  14  Feb.  1800.  Lucy,  dau.  of  William  Skel^ 
boms,  of  LiTerpooL  Mr.  Botfield,  a  ma^pstrate  and  deputy- 
Bcntfoant  of  Shropshire,  served  as  high-sheriff  of  the 
eosBty  in  1818.     He  d.  t.  p.  17  Ja«.  1843. 

Jm^—Barry  of  twelve,  or  and  sa. 
Cratr—A.  reindeer,  statant,  or. 
Jf  octs-— J'ay  bonne  cause. 

S'rf—Norton  Hall,  co.  Northampton ;  and  Decker  Hill, 
ce.8ikp. 


BOUCHERETT  OF  WILLIKQHAM. 

BoucHEREiT,  Ayscoqhb,  Esq.  of  Willingham  and 
StalliDgborough,  co.  Xjincoln,  J.P.,  high-«herili'  in 
K:iO,  6.  24  Sept  1791;  m.  11  May,  1816,  Louisa, 
dso.  of  Frederick-John  Pigou,  Esq.  of  Dartford,  in 
Kcbt,  and  Hill  Street,  Berkeley  Sqiuire,  London, 
tod  his  wife,  Louisa,  dan.  of  Humphrey  Minchin, 
Esq.  of  Stubbington,  Hants,  by  whom  he  has  had 


L  Aywoghe,  b.  S2  June,  1817;  d.  6  Aug.  183S. 

n.  HxjTBT-BoBEBT,  b.  23  Aug.  1818 ;  in  the  I7th  lancers. 

m.  Hugow  b.  31  Dec.  1810. 

L  Looiaa.  n.  Emilia.  m.  Jessie. 


linnijlf.— TIm  Bouchoretts  are  of  ancient  French 
daeeat.  Annon  de  Boncherat,  who  d.  in  1564,  ATOcat  du 
Bn ;  asd  Louis  Boucherat,  of  the  same  £&mily,  son  of  Jean 
Boacherst,  Maitre  des  Comptes,  was  Chanoelier  de  France 
ind  Garde  des  Seeanx  in  1686.  The  first  who  settled  at 
inSisgham  was  Matbsw  Bou^hbbet,  naturalised  in  1644. 
Bk  dMceodant, 

Mathxw  BoummtSTT,  Esq.  of  Willingham.  co.  Lincoln, 
«.  Sanh,   dsn.   of  Sir  —  Hungerford,   Knt,,   and  was 

Mathcw  Booobxbrt,  Esq,  of  Willingham,  who  m. 
IwfasOa,  Snd  dao.  and  oo-heiress  of  Sir  Edward  Ayscoghe, 
KaL,  of  StaUingborough  and  South  Ke)sey,  oo.  Lincoln,  by 
Mary  Us  wifo,  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  William  Harfooard, 
Bm)^  and  bmi  an  only  son, 

ATBoooaa  BoiTCHcium,  Esq.  of  Willingfaam  and  Stalling- 
Wra^k,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  ~  White,  Esq.,  and  hod 
iMw  (with  a  dau.  Mary,  m.  to  Michael  Bame,  Esq.  of 
HsOeriey  snd  Dnnwfcfa,  lieut-coL  of  tiie  7th  light  dragoons, 
ssd  M.P.  for  Donwich)  a  son  and  successor, 

Atsoochk  BoucrasBrrr,  Esq.  of  Willingham  and  Stalling- 
banish,  who  ■».  17  Mait^,  1789.  Emilia,  dau.  of  Charles 
Cnebtt.  Esq.  of  Luzboroogb  Hall,  Essex,  and  Anne  his 
vMa,  dan.  and  heiress  cf  Heniy  Muilman,  Esq.  of  Dagen« 
hsa  Flack,  co.  Essex,  and  Ajum)  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
117 


B  O  U 

Sir  John  Damall,  Knt.,  and  his  wife,  the  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Sir  ThoiEss  Jenner,  Knt.,  Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas. 
By  this  marriage  he  had  a  son  and  three  daus.,  Atsooohs, 
now  of  Willingham ;  Emilia-Mary;  Maria,  widow  of  Charles- 
Newdigate  Newdegate,  Esq.  of  Harefield,  oo.  Middlesex;  and 
Juliana.    Mr.  Boucherett  d.  15  Sept.  1815. 

^mM— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th.  as.,  a  cock,  or,  armed,  Ac, 
for  Boucherett  ;  2nd  and  8rd,  sa..  a  fesse,  or,  between  three 
asses,  passant,  aiig..  for  Atsooghb. 

Crut — A  cocka^ce,  or. 

Ifoeto— PrimA  voce  salutat. 

gea<— Willingham.  oo.  lincohi. 


BOULTBEE  OF  SPRINGFIELD. 

BouLTBEE,  Joseph-Moore,  Esq.  of  Springfield,  co. 
Warwick,  m.  6  Aug.  1816,  the  Lady  Elizabeth-Mar- 
garet-Ferrers Townshend,  3rd  dau.  of  the  late  Mar- 
quees Townshend,  and  has  ieeue, 
I.  Henry-Towkshxhd,  6.  8  March.  1827;  an  offloer  in  the 

royal  horse  artillery. 
X.  Charlotte-Elizabeth.  n.  Henrietta, 

m.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  James  Roberts-West,  Esq.  of  Alsoot 
Park,  00.  Warwick. 
.    IT.  Emily,  m.  to  Capt.  E.-V.  Maddnnon,  5th  dragoon- 
guards. 

Mr.  Boultbee  is  lieut-col.  of  the  Warwickshire  militia. 
He  is  son  of  Joseph  Boultbee,  Esq.  and  Elizabeth 
Moore  his  wife,  and  has  three  brothers  and  two 
sisters,  viz., 

I.  Richard-Moore,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Christopher  Pegge. 

n.  Edward-Moore,  m.  Beatrice,  dau.  of  John  Boultbee^ 
Esq.  of  Baxteriy,  co.  Warwick. 

ni,  Frederick-Moore,  capt.  R.N. 

I.  Charlotte- Anna,  m.  to  Lieut. -Col.  Dimdas. 

n.  Helena-Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.-W.  Bree,  of  Allesley. 

Af otto— Spes  in  Deo. 

/6ea<— Springfield  House,  near  Knowle,  oo.  Warwick. 


BOULTON  OF  MOULTON. 

BouLTON,  Rev.  Anthony,  of  Moulton,  oo.  Lincoln, 
rector  of  Preston  Capes,  in  Noithamptonshire,  6. 
4  June,  1788;  m,  29  June,  1819,  Haniet,  8rd  dau. 
of  Thomas  Lane,  Esq.  ol  Selsdon,  in  Surrey,  by  Anne 
bis  wife,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  Heniy  Bowyer, 
Esq.,*  and  bas  two  daus., 

I.  AMTOMIA-MAaU.  XL  MaBT. 

Mr.  Boulton  «.  his  father  11  March,  1828. 

%itlt&Slt* — ^This  fiunily  was  formerly  possessed  of  con- 
siderable property  at  Stixwold,  in  Lincolnshire ;  and  in  the 
56th  of  Hknbt  III.,  we  find  Thomas  de  Bolton  sheriff 
of  that  county. 

Hbnrt  Boultoh,  Esq.  of  Moulton,  J.P.  for  Rutland  and 
Lincoln,  member  of  the  Board  of  Green  Cloth,  Ac,  son  of 
Henry  Boulton,  Esq.,  by  Alice  Bolton,  of  Moulton,  his  wife; 
m.  Ist,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Berridge,  but  had  no  issue.  He  «». 
2ndly,  Miss  Sarah  Buckworth,  and  had  one  dau.,  Eli»- 
beth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Cbaries  KnighUey.  Mr.  Boulton  nu 
Srdly,  Mary,  dau.  of  D'Arcy  Preston,  Esq.  of  Askham,  in 
Yorkshire,  and  had  throe  sons,  vis., 

Hbnrt,  his  heir. 

D'Arcy,  one  of  Her  Mx^jesty's  fudges  in  Upper  Csnada. 

Geoiige,  m  holy  orders,  rector  of  Oxenden,  Northampton- 
shii-e. 
He  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Henbt  Boulton,  Esq.  of  Moulton,  of  the  Middle  temple, 
barrister-at-Uw ;  who  la.  1st,  17  April,  1781,  Susannah, 
eldest  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Mr.  Seijeant  James  Forster,  by 
Susannah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Strange,  Master  of  the 
Rolls,  and  had  one  son  and  one  dau.,  vis.,  Anthony,  his 
heir,  and  Maiy.  He  m.  Sndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Franck- 
Im,  Esq.  of  Great  Barford,  in  Bedf ordshtae ;  and  Srdly, 
Harriet,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Baptist  Isaac,  of 
Whitwell,  in  the  CO.  of  Rutland :  by  the  latter  he  had  two 
daus.,  viz., 

HaiTiet.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Henry-De  Foe  Baker,  of  Greetham, 
in  Rutlandshire. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Qeoige-Strange  Boulton,  Esq. 
of  Cobouiig,  Upper  Canada. 


*  By  Anne  his  wife,  sole  dau.  and  heiress  of  J.  Bennett 
Esq.  of  East  Qrlnstead,  Sussex. 

Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


BO  U 

Mr.  Boulton  wttidAd,  4thl7,  Mary-Winiflwl^  dan.  oflieut- 
Col.  Durell,  and  had  another  dau., 

Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Donald-Chrlatophar  BaynM^  Esq.,  8rd 
■on  of  Bir  ubriatophar  Baynaa,  Bart. 
Da  m.  fithly,  Bmma,  4th  dau.  of  the  late  Thomaa  Lane^ 
Eaq.  of  Seladon.  and  younger  alater  of  hie  eldeet  ion'a  wlfo, 
by  whom  he  had  one  eon, 

Jamea.  b.  in  May,  1810. 
Mr.  Boulton  d.  11  Maroh,  18S8.  and  waa  «.  by  hia  eon,  tha 
preaant  Rst.  AimoirT  Boulton,  of  Moolton. 

ilrma— Aa.,  three  bird-bolta,  or;  quartering  Fonam,  Tia., 
wg.,  a  ohevron,  vert,  between  three  bugle>homa,  aa. 
Crat—Tht  bolt  in  tun. 
JloOo— Dux  TltM  ratio. 


BOURKB  OF  THORNFIELD. 

BouRKi,  Lixut.-Gbn«  Sir  Richard,  K.C,E  of 
Tbomfleia,  oo.  Limerick,  J,P.,  high-aheriff  in  1889, 
h.  i  May,  1777;  n^  1  M^roh,  1800,  Elizabeth-Jane, 
youngeat  dau^  of  John  Bourke,  E^q^  of  Carahalton, 
00*  Burrey,  reoeiTer-general  of  the  land  tax  for  Mid- 
dleaex ;  .and  by  her,  who  d.  at  Paramatta,  New  South 
Wales  (where  she  is  interred),  7  May,  1882,  haa 
iaaue, 
I.  Jonr,  b,  11  Tab.  1808. 

n.  Richard,  ft.  80  May,  1819,  barrlater^t-law,  m.  8  Oot 
1844,  Ann%  dan.  of  De  Oonroy  O'Orady,  Beq.  of  Kil- 
ballyowen. 
1.  Mary^Jane,  m.  In  18S7,  to  Dudley^Montagu  Fereewd. 
Xeq.,  4th  eon  of  the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Spencer  Percetal, 
ohanoeUor  of  the  Bxdkequer,  and  has  iaaue. 
n.  Anne,  m.  in  1888,  to  Bdward-Deaa  Thomaon,  Baq., 
oolonial  aeoretary  in  Nf  w  South  Walee,  and  aeoond  eon 
of  the  late  Sir  John  Thomaon,  K.C.H.,  formerly  a 
pommiaaioner  of  the  navy ;  and  kaa  iaaue. 
m.  Franoea,  m.  in  1831,  to  the  Bot.  John  Jebb,  eldeat 
pon  of  the  late  Hon.  Richard  Jebb,  a  Juatioe  of  the 
King'a  Benoh  in  Ireland. 
IT.  Qeoigina,  d.  young. 
▼.  Lucy,  d.  in  1828,  wiai. 

Bir  Richard  Bourke,  who  a  his  father  in  1799,  serred 
with  great  distinction  in  Holland  in  1799,  when  he 
was  severely  wounded  in  the  hoe;  was  present  at 
Buenos  Ayres  in  1807,  at  the  storming  of  Monte 
Video,  and  subsequently  serred  in  the  Peninsular 
war.  He  was  lieutenant-goyemor  of  the  Cape  of 
Good  Hope  firom  1825  to  1828,  and  goyernor-in- 
chief  of  New  South  Wales  and  Van  Dieman*s  Land 
lh>m  18S1  to  Dec  18S7, 

EitltAfff •^Jonr  BoQBsn,  liq.,  graadaon  of  Riahard 
Beorica,  Baq.  of  PnunaaUy,  eo.  limerick,  halfmnole  to  Sir 
Richard  de  Burgho,  Bart,  ai.  in  177^  Anne.  dan.  of 
Bdmund  ^yaa,  of  the  dly  of  Dublin,  ana  of  Boaeobel,  oo. 
Tlppemy,  and  ^  bar  (wka  d.  in  1887)  had  tean^ 


B  O  U 

ft-itltSflt. — ^The  funfly  of  Bourne  ia  one  of  great  anti- 
quity :  ao  fhr  back  aa  the  reign  of  King  John  ita  anoeators 
appear  to  have  been  aettled  and  to  have  tn^oy9d  eatatea  ia 
the  townahip  of  Nether  Wyeradaki  The  tything  of  a  dia- 
triot  there  aituate,  called  "Boume'a  tenement,"  haa  d»> 
aoended  to,  and  ia  atiU  poaaeaaed  by  the  present  Mr.  Bourne^ 
of  Stalmiiw.  Croaahill  achool,  in  the  aame  townahip,  waa 
founded  by  one  of  the  Boumea.  The  repreeentatiTe  of  tha 
(kmily,  about  the  middle  of  the  aeventeenth  century,  lef^ 
by  Unia  hia  wife,  Ato  aona^ 

JoHV,  of  whom  preeently. 

Titua,  of  Lincoluahire,  tram  whom  the  flunily  aeated  at 
Dolby,  in  that  coimty,  ia  deacended. 
Timothy,  of  Suxtou,  whose  deacendanta  aettled  in  London. 

The  eldeat  aon, 

JoHH  BouBKB,  Baq.  of  Wyeradale,  d.  in  1714,  leaTing  a 
eon, 

JoHH  BouRira,  Baq.  of  Stalmine,  b.  in  1706,  who  m, 
Jane,  dan.  and  oo-heireaa  of  Comeliua  Fox,  Beq.  of  Fern 
HiU  and  Btahnine  Hall,  and  d.  80  Jan.  1788,  having  had 
iaaue, 
I,  Jomr,  hia  heir, 
n.  Jamb,  heir  to  hia  brother. 

Ill,  ComirnJira^  6.  8  April,  1747:  d.  1  March,  1808.    He m, 
SI  July,  1774,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomaa  ^^er,  Beq.,  and 
widow  of  Bdmund  OloTor,  Baq.,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
IS  June^  18S8)  had  iaaue, 
1  Jomr,  heir  to  hia  uncle. 
S  TnoMAa,  of  HaokinaaU,  d.  unm.  18S1. 
8  Jamss,  of  liTerpool. 
4  Prm  (m  Bouurs  of  HaeHmaU), 
I  Maxy-Ann,  ai.  to  Jamea  Mcdyneuz,  Baq. :  and  d.  a.  jpw 
SSJidy,  1861. 
L  Agnea,  m.  to  Jamea  Smith,  Baq. 
n.  llaigaiy,  «k  Robert  Lawe^  Baq.  of  Preaton. 

The  eldeet  aon, 

JoHV  BouBirn,  Baq.  of  Stahnine,  6.  1741,  d.  mmi.  in  1790, 
and  waa  a.  by  hia  brother, 

Jajos  Bonmirc,  Baq.  of  Stalmine,  b.  inl74S,  ai.  Dorothy, 
dau.  of  Thomaa  Parkinaon,  Baq.,  and  had  iaaue,  two  dana., 
Jane  and  SUaabeth,  both  d.  wun.  Ha  d.  in  1818,  and  was 
»,  by  hia  nephew, 

John  Bonans,  Baq.  of  Stalmine,  6.  SO  Aug.  1777«  who  ak 
in  July,  1804,  Mary,  dan.  of  John  Bury,  Baq.  of  Salfofd* 
and  d.  in  1841,  havtog  had  by  her  (who  d.  in  188S) 

CoBKsuTja,  now  of  Btahnine  Ball. 

John-Buxy,  in  holy  Mder%  rector  of  Oohnere^  Hants;  m, 

Margarei.  eldeat  dan.  of  Henry  Wood,  Beq.  of  Littleton. 

Middleeez.  and  haa  iaane. 

Jamea-Thomaa.  of  Newaham  Hall,  oo.  lancaatar,  J.P. 
Thomaa-I^ymer,  ai.  Anna,  dau.  of  Alex.  Haliborton,  Um^ 

ofWIgan. 

Margaret,  ai.  to  T.-K.  Haaeell.  Baq. 
Ann,  ai.  to  Arthur-Tatea  Wni&ama,  Baq. 
Jane,  ai.  to  F.  Whitelook,  Baq. 


Bdmund  and  John,  both  d.  yonng. 

Francea-Bmma,  Ml.  to  the  Rev.  Heoeafe  Honl«y,  onbr  aon 
of  the  Right  Rst.  Samuel  Horaley.D.D.,  formerlyjLord 
Biah<9  ofSt.  Aaaph.    She  d.  in  1»1,  leaTing  ieana. 
Mr.  Bouilce  d.  la  17ML 

-dnaa-Or,  a  eroa^  go. ;  In  tha  ftrat  qnaitar  a  ttoa,  tam* 
pant  aa. 

ftw*  A  ca»^<awmtato,  adaaHraarduftt,  ppr.,  eoQarad 
and  chained,  or, 

Mtm  I  In  cmoa  aahiaL 

aM-nMcnlWd,  oa  LlBieri<Au 


ilnaa^Aiv.,  acherran.  aa^  ntfttfHl*easi,  betwaaa.  In  diieC 
two  Uona,  rampant;  and  in  base  an  heraldw  tiger,  alaa 
rampant  gn. 

CV^o*— An  henldie  tiger,  extent,  or,  | 
the  dexter  paw  on  a  arowapatda^  go. 
quamvideri 
Halll 


BOTTRNK  or  WYERSDAUS  AND  STAUflNE, 

Bomuni,  Oorkilua  Eaa.  of  Stahome  HaQ,  ea 
Laneaater,  JJ".  andlXU,  A  2  Jan.l$07;  ai.  27Juhr, 
1841,  Ahc«>.  ekl«it  dau.  of  WUliain  Sharp,  Eso^  JJ^, 
of  Und«Q  Hall,  cix  Lancaster,  by  Jane  his  wi{»,  dau. 
and  hw  of  WiUiam  I>yl^»  £W  of  fionri<^  and 
Jane  h»  wif«,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Henzr  PtekiiMoo, 
^4^  repfssentatiT^  of  Fammjwm  ^  mmadMlt,  and 
haa  Hsue^ 

L  JiMM-Wiujuii.  k  88  Jan.  1S4S. 
vMaiy. 


B0X7RNE  OF  HAGKINSALL 

BointVE,  jAinB,  Esq.  of  HacHnsall,  ca  Laneaster, 
J.P.  and  i>JMt  major  royal  Lancashire  artaOery,  A 
8  Oct.  181S;  SI.  11  Oct  1841,  Sarah-Hamet,  dan.  of 
Thomas-Foumis  Dyson,  Esq.  ol  Sreitoci  and  WiUow 
Hall,  ca  Tock,  and  has  iasoe, 

1.  JAMM^^DnoK,  b.  S»  Jnly,  1841, 
I.  Haniet-Anna^lyaim. 
n.  Hete-Dyaoa.  d.  1  Jan.  1888. 
IB.  Bmily^Pyaon. 

Mr.  Boone  Ik  h»  frther  3  Fehw  1S4«. 

lillCaV*'-1hia  ia  a  jmikr  hnack  ef  the  fciaflj  af 
Bovmxm  ^  StnbmimtL. 

TnoMAS  Bocam;.  Baq.  (Sad  eon  of 
Eaq.  of  Liverpool,  Iqr  Aaae  hie  wiie,  dan.  ofl 
Bag.) beaaaae  jcmt  icrd cf  tha  aiia ir  ef  Pruaaall-wrtk-Haeb. 
'  inaall.  c<k  I  anniahireL    Ha  was  4^  in  1779,  and  d,  \ 
I  l>:;i.    H»  bn>tfc«r. 
I     Pszsm  Bocmxx,  Saq.  oC  LHaKpoat  bacana  of  1 


Digitized  by 


Go, 


BO  XT 

Bm  vis  h.  13  Oet  1788,  and  «.  14  Hay,  1810,  Margaret,  only 
dan.  of  James  Drinkwater,  Esq.  of  Liverpool  (descended 
from  the  DBiinLVATCRS  of  BerU\  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Cornelius,  M.A.,  of  Oxford;  b.  in  1811,  d.  mwi,  in  1880. 

Jambs  now  of  Hafikinsal]. 

Thomas,  b.  S8  Feb.  1814.  Peter,  b.  in  1819. 

Oeorg»-Drinkwater,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Weaton-sub- 
E^Se.  ca  Gloucester,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  6.  81  Aug.  1821,  m. 

Jane,  only  dau.  of  Pranda  HoK  Esq.  of  Tiverton,  Devon, 

and  has  tesoe^  Pranda-Hole,  6.  8  April,  1860;  and  Mar- 
garet-Holei. 

Elinor,  d.  young. 

Annev  m.  to  the  Rev.  W.-H.  Brandreth,  rector  of  Standish. 

BUnor-Drinkwater,  m.  to  her  oousin,  W.-L.  Drinkwater, 
Esq.,  barrister-at-law. 

Ifsigarrt,  m.  to  Henry  Boyda,  Esq. 
Mr  Bourne  d.  8  Ftob.  1848,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  sur- 
viving  son,  the  present  Jambs  Boukvx,  Esq.  of  Hackinsall. 


Jrmtt  Crt^  and  Jfotto— -Same  as  Bovbnk  o/Stalmine. 
Smt9    Hnrlrinwall ;  and  Heathfield  Houses  Wavertree. 


BOURNE  OP  HILDERSTONE  HALL. 

BouRVB,  Jamsi,  Esq.  of  Hildetvtone  Hall,  oo. 
Stafford,  6. 17  July,  1796. 

lineXj^t.—JAMES  BouBHV,  Esq.  of  Fenton,  in  the 
pariah  of  Stoke-upon-Trent,  oo.  Stafford,  descended  ftx>m  a 
respectable  family  in  that  shire,  m.  in  1706,  Jane,  dau.  of 
John  Dayson,  Esq.  of  Sbdton,  by  Mary  his  wife,  relict  of 
James  Stannaway,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
L  IIAI.PB,  his  heir. 

IL  John,  of  Fenton,  merchant,  6.  4  April,  1774,  deoeased. 
tn.  Chariea,  of  Fenton,  merchant,  ft.  SI  Nov.  177(^  who  m. 
in  1708,  Mary.  dau.  of  William  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Lane 
Delph,  oo.  Stafford,  and  had  issue,  Charles;  Ralph;  John; 
Mary ;  and  Charlotte. 

L  Mary,  m.  4  Oct  1704,  to  William  Baker,  Esq.  of  Fenton 
Culvcsi,  CO.  Stafford,  and  has  issuev 
1  Wimam  Baker,  Esq. 

1  Ths  Rev.  Ralph-Boubk*  Baksb.  M.A„  rural  dean  of 
Stone,  and  incumbent  of  Hilderstone.    This  gentleman 
now  residos  at  HUderstfne  Hall,  and  has  also  the  landed 
property  of  Doveridge  Woodhouse^  oo.  Derby. 
1  HuTiot  Baker,  deceased. 

t  Chari^  Baker,  m.  to  Philip-Barnes  Broode^  Esq.  of 
Fenton  Manor  House, 
t  Maiy  Baker,  d.  wnm. 

4  Jane  Sarah  Baker,  «.  to  John  Httchman,  Esq.  of  Lea- 
mington. 

6  Charlotte  Baker.  6  Elisabeth  Baker,  deceased. 

IL  Charlotte,  m.  in  1804,  to  John  Pratt,  Esq.  of  Lane 
Delph,  and  had  issue. 
Mr.  Bourne  d.  88  Aug.  1780,  and  was  buried  at  Stoke-upon- 
Trank    His  eldest  son  and  suooessor, 

Ralph  Bouun^  Esq.  of  Hilderstone  Hall,  a  magistmte 
end  dspoty-Ueut  for  Staffordshire,  6.  2  March,  177S,  m. 
n  Dee.  1708,  Sanh,  relict  of  William  Baker,  Esq.,  and  dau. 
9t  Thomas  •''•g^*".  Esq.,  and  had  an  only  child,  Jamss. 
Mr.  Bourne,  founder  of  two  churches  built  and  endowed  at 
his  own  expense,  one  at  Hilderstone,  the  other  at  Fenton, 
d,  30  Kov.  1835. 

Jnu— Azg.,  on  a  mount,  vert,  and  in  base,  barry-wavv  of 
four,  of  the  field  and  as.,  a  castle,  triple-towered,  gu.,  two 
ihuixihos,  of  the  last ;  ona  diieC  nebuly.  ct  the  third,  thesun 
ki  splendo«ir,  between  two  estoUes  of'the  first. 

Cr«t$-~On  a  mount,  vert,  a  pegasua,  saliant.  per  fesse,  orand 
fu.,  ohaned  on  the  body  with  two  ' 
■oath  a  trefoil  slipped,  vert 

itUt^^Bmo  omnia  trauseunt. 

JM— Hilderstone  Hall,  Staflbrdahira. 


>  fountains,  ppr. ;  in  the 


BOUYEBIE  OF  DELAPRE  ABBEY. 

BouTEius,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Delapr^  Abbey,  co. 

Northampton,  J.P.  and  D.U,   sheriif  in  1800,   k 

29  Oct  1767;  m.  10  Mansb,  1788,  Catherine,  only 

dau.  and  heir  of  William  Castle,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

L  BvsBAKD-WiLUAM,  ooL  in  the  army,  equeny  to  Prince 

Aunrr,  b.  18  Oct  17S0,  m.  8  April,  1816,  Charlotte  dau. 

of  the  late  OoL  Hugh  ODonel,  of  Newport  Pratt,  oo. 

Mayo. 

n.  Charles,  d.  wim.  in  1837. 

m.  Fnnois-Kenehn,   m.   21  Nor.   1898,  Eliaa,  dau.  of 
—  Shea,  Esq.  of  Castle  Dawson,  eo.  Derry,  and  d. 
lOS^ii.1837. 
IT.  Jamas,  Ueut-coL  in  the  17th  foot,  m.  11  July,  1828, 
Miss  SUaabetb- Alston  Stewart,  dau.  of  CoL  Alston,  of 
Urtard  House,  Perthshire,  and  «!.  in  1845. 
I.  Cktharine-Msry-Cbariotte.        n.  Elisaboth-Anne. 
119 


BOW 

m.  CftroliDe-Hargu^t 

nr.  MaryEUzabcth,  d.  1  Oct  1884. 

fttntajlfe. — Hok.  Edward  Bouvkbib  (2nd  son  of  Jacob. 
1st  Yiscotmt  Folkestone,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Bartho- 
lomew Clarke,  Esq.  of  Hardingstone,  and  of  Delapr6  AbbeyX 
who  was  returned  at  the  genoral  elections  in  1761  and  1768, 
M.P.  for  New  Sarum.  He  m.  80  June,  1764,  Harriot,  only 
dau.  of  Sir  Bverard  Fawkener,  Knt ,  many  years  ambassador 
at  the  Porte,  and  had  issue, 
Ed WABD.  his  heir,  of  Delapr& 

John,  in  holy  orders,  b.  18  Jan.  1770,  prebendaxyof  lincoha, 
and  rector  of  Woolbeding,  Sussex. 

Heniy-Frederick  (Sir),  K.C.B.,  G.C.M.O.,  a  general  officer. 
Governor  of  Malta,  Ac,  b.  11  July,  1783,  m.  8  July,  1826, 
Julia,  dau.  of  Lewis  MontoUeu,  Esq..  and  widow  of  Captain 
William  Wilbraham,  R.N.,  and  d,  14  Nov.  18A2,  leavW  « 
son,  Heni^-Montolieu,  c^t  Coldstream-guaida,  kiUedin 
action  at  the  battle  of  lukerman ;  and  a  dau.,  Henrietti^  . 
m.  in  1861,  to  Hugh-Montolieu  Hammeraley,  Esq. 
Harriet-Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Earl  of  Boeslyn,  and  d.  in  1810. 
Frances- Anne. 

Maiy-Charlotte,  m.  in  1800,  to  William  Maxwell,  Esq.,  and 
d.  hi  1816. 

Jane.  m.  in  180S;  to  Sir  Francis  Vincent,  Bart.,  and  d.  in 
1800. 

Diana-Juliana,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Geoige  Pensouby. 
Mr.  Boaverie  d.  8  Sept  1810. 

^rm«— Per  fesse,  or  and  azg.,  an  eagle  displayed,  sa. ;  on 
the  breast  an  escutcheon,  gu.,  ehargeu  with  a  bend,  vair. 

CrefC— A  demi-ea^ewith  two  heads,  diqjlayed,  sa.,  duoally 
goigod,  or:  on  the  oreast  a  cross-crosslet,  aig. 

Alotto— Patria  cara,  carior  libertas. 

i8wl^— Delaprtf  Abbey,  near  Northampton. 

BOWDON  OF  SOUTHGATE  AND  BEIQHTON- 
FIELDS. 

BowDON,  HSNRT,  Esq.  of  Sonthgate  House  aa^ 
Beightonfields,  oo.  Derby,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  7  Aug. 
1814;  m.  Henrietta-Matilda,  4th  dau.  of  Michael 
Blount,  Esq.  of  Maple  Durham,  co.  Oxford.  He  «. 
his  father  in  1850. 

fttlKagt* — ^The  Bowdons  of  Bowdon  Hall,  nearChi^- 
en-le-Frith,  co.  Derby,  were  settled  there,  according  to 
many  writers,  upwazda  of  four  hundred  years.  Lysons 
mentions  them  as  a  very  wealthy  and  andent  fsmily.  It  is 
generally  supposed  that  the  Bowdons  came  over  at  the 
Conquest  as  the  name  Bodln  or  Bowdon  appears  on  the 
roll  of  Battel  Abbey.  During  the  times  of  perseoutioii 
carried  on  against  the  Catholics,  most  of  the  fiamily  p^)erB 
were  either  loet  or  destroyed,  and  we  are  therefore  compelled 
to  begin  only  at  the  year  1600,  when 

GaoROB  Bowdon,  son  of  Thomas  Bowdon,  was  of  Bowdon. 
He  m.  Barbara,  dan.  of  Nicholas  Bagshawe,  of  Abney,  and 
was  tether  of 

Gborob  Bowdon,  Esq.  of  Bowdon  Hall,  6.  in  1587,  who 
m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Augustine  Pole,  Esq.  of  Langley,  and  had, 
with  a  dau.,  Anne,  wife  of  Bowhmd  Smith,  of  Wateiford, 
throe  sons, 

I.  Thomas,  whod.  v.  p.,  leaving;  bv  Anne  his  wlfe^  dan. of 
Heniy  Bagshawe^  Esq.  of  Bidge^  nUer  aUot, 

1  Gbobgb,  of  Bowden.  aged  twelve,  in  1611,  m.  tn  162S; 
Dorothy,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Brown,  of  Marsh  Hall,  Esq., 
and  dymg  in  1670,  left  a  son  and  heir, 

Nicholas,  of  Bowdon,  who  d.  about  167(L  leaving 
issue  only  by  his  second  wife,  the  dau.  of  Thomas 
ihumby,  of  Bamby,  vis.,  three  sons,  Bsmby;  Thomas; 
and  Bobert:  who  all  d.  t.  j^ 

2  Nicholaa, )  ^  .  ^ 
8  Edward,  f  <*•  *  P- 

4  Thomas,  of  whose  line  we  treat. 

n.  Geoige,  m.  Alianor:  dan.  and  heir  of  Geoige  Bowdon, 
Esq.  of  Downs,  co.  Chester,  and  was  fkther  of  two  sons^ 
WilUam,  the  elder,  whose  dau.  m.  Augustine  Pole,  of 
Langley;  and  Edward  Bowdon,  living  in  1611,  whose 
only  son,  Geoige  Bowdon,  m.  his  cousin,  Ellen,  dau.  of 
Augustine  Pple,  of  Langley. 

m.  German,  who  w.  Florence,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Bradbuxne. 

The  4th  son  of  Thos.  Bowdon  and  Anne  Bagshawe  his 
wife, 

Thomas  Bowdon,  Esq.  of  Whetstone,  oo.  Derby,  oapt  in 
the  army,  and  commander  of  the  garrison  at  Bolsover 
Castle,  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  J.  Shrigley.  Eeq.,  and  had  (with 
a  younger  son,  John,  capt  in  the  army,  who  la.  Alice,  dau. 
of  Bichard  Beard,  Esq.  of  Beard  Hall,  co.  Derby,  and  d,i,p. 
of  the  plague  in  1666),  an  elder  son, 

Hbnbt  Bowdon,  Esq.  of  Whetstone,  co.  Derby,  who  m 
the  sister  and  heiress  of  John  Alleyne,  Esq.  of  WhetsUm 
Hall,  and  had  a  son  and  suooessor. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


BOW 

Heicry  DowDOzr,  Esq.  of  Whetstone,  beir  to  hit  imde,  I 
John  Alleyne,  m.  in  1601,  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of  John 
Ucwot,  Esq.  of  Beightoufields,  of  the  family  of  Hzwet  of 
$.iir€0(U:$^  Notts,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

John  Bowdon,  Esq.  of  Beightoufields,  b,  31  Aug.  1606, 
who  m.  Ist,  Maiy,  dau.  of  John  Barker,  of  Bavlborough, 
and  had  by  her.  with  a  dau.,  Elixabeth,  m.  to  George  John- 
son, Esq.  of  Sholfield,  brother  to  her  father's  third  wife,  an 
only  son  and  heir, 

John,  of  whom  presently. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Margaret,  dau.  of  —  Nelson,  Esq.  of  Palr- 
hurst,  CO.  Lancaster,  and  relict  of  John  Sherburne,  of 
Btonyhurst,  by  whom  ho  had  a  son,  Thomas,  b.  20  Aug. 
1731,  d.  unm.  1779.  Mr.  Bowdon  m.  3rdly,  Mary,  dau.  of 
George  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Shelfleld,  co.  Warwick,  and  had, 
with  other  issue, 

I.  George,  of  Radford,  co.  Oxford,  6.  9  Oct.  1748,  m.  Eliza- 
both  Clements,  of  Oxfordshire,  and  had  issue, 

1  Geoiige,  of  Barlborougb,  m.  Eleanora  Harrison,  of  Lan- 
cashire, and  dying  18  Feb.  1822,  left  issue.  Maiy,  d.  in 
1842;  Ellxa,  m  to  Philip  Hicklu,  Esq.  of  Wolverhamp- 
ton; and  Anne,  m.  to  James  Vinn,  Esq.  of  Brussels, 
and  d.  t.  p.  In  1842. 

2  John,  d,  unim. 

8  Joseph,  in  holy  ordar%  D.D.,  president  of  Bedgely 

Park.  d.  1844. 
4  Mary. 

II.  James,  of  Stareley,  co.  Derby,  b.  14  Not  1744,  m.  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  the  Rev.  Samuel  Yates,  rector  of  Ck  wn,  co. 
Derby,  and  d.  t.  p. 

I.  Charlotte,  tik  to  Ridiaid  Butler,  Esq.  of  Pleasington 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster. 

Mr.  Bowdon  d,  1  March,  1764,  and  was  $.  by  the  only  son  of 
his  first  marriage, 

JoBK  Bowdon,  Esq.  of  Beightoufields,  b.  14  May.  1722, 
who  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  George  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Shelfleld,  and 
lister  to  his  father's  Srd  wife,  and  was  father  of 

Hbnbt  Bowdon.  Esq.  of  Southgate  House  and  Beightou- 
fields, b,  in  1754,  who  m.  Mary,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Joseph 
Erdeswick,  of  Harney  Groen,  Esq.,  co.  Stafibrd.  represen- 
tative of  that  very  ancient  (kmily.  and  son  of  Sampson 
Erdeswick.  of  Hartley,  Esq..  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Whitegreave,  Esq.  of  Moeeley.  Mr.  Bowdon  d. 
26  Feb.  1833,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

John-Pbtbb-Bruno  Bowdon,  Esq.  of  Southgate  and 
Beightoufields,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1841,  b.  23  April.  1787.  who 
m.  26  Feb.  1812.  Mary-Martha,  eldest  dau.  of  Edward  Fer- 
rers, Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  co.  Warwick,  and  had 
Issue, 

Hknkt,  now  of  Southgate  House. 

John,  of  PleasiDgton  Hall,  co.  Lancaster.  [Ste  Butlkb- 
DowDON.  of  that  ttlaee). 

Helena- Mary.  la.  to  Peter  Constable  Maxwell.  Esq.. 
third  son  of  M.  C.  Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Everingham  Park, 
CO.  Tork.  and  has  issue. 

Barbftra-Magdalen.  m.  24  April,  1849,  to  Edward  Wright^ 
Esq..  third  son  of  John  Wnght,  Esq.  of  Kelvedon,  and  has 
issue. 

Fianny-WiUoughl^.  a  nun.  EUia-Jemima. 

Carollne-Erdeswiok,  d.  1842. 

if rm*— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th.  sa.  and  or;  in  the  first 
quarter,  a  lion,  passant,  arg.,  langued.  gu..  for  Bowdon  ;  2nd. 
ffu..  a  bordure.  erro. ;  Srd,  arg.,  on  a  chevron,  gu.,  five 
be«mts,  for  Erdbswick. 

CrttU—lsU  a  heron's  head,  erased,  ppr..  beaked,  and  charged 
on  the  neck  with  three  ermine  spots,  sa. ;  2nd,  out  of  a  duoal 
oomnet,  or,  a  demi-ea^e  displayed,  ppr. 

ifotto— Vanus  est  honor. 

5rU«— Southgate  House  and  Beightoufields,  oa  Derby. 


BUTLER-BOWDON  OF  PLEASJNGTON  HALL. 

BuTLBR-BowDON,  JoHN,  Esq.  of  PieajBington  Hall, 
CO.  Lancaster,  6.  14  Sept.  1S15,  2nd  sou  of  the  late 
John-Peter-Bruno  Bowdon,  Esq.  of  Southgate  House 
and  Beightonfields,  by  Mary  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of 
Edward  Ferrers,  Esq.  of  B^dde^Iey-Clinton,  co.  War- 
wick, t.  to  the  Pleasington  estate  by  the  bequest  of 
his  cousin,  Mary- Anne,  only  suiriving  child  and  heir 
of  the  late  Richard  Butler,  Esq.  of  Pleasington  Hall 
(who  purchased  that  property  in  1777),  by  Charlotte 
his  wife,  dau.  of  the  late  John  Bowdon,  Esq.  of 
Beightonfields*  Mr.  Bowdon,  upon  his  succession  to 
the  Butler  estate,  assumed,  by  sign-manual,  dated 
21  Jan,  1841,  the  name  of  Butler,  in  addition  to 
and  before  his  patronymic,  as  also  the  arms  of  Butler 
quarterly  with  Bowdon.  He  m,  Ameha-Catherine- 
120 


BOW 

Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  G.-T.  Whitgreave,  Esq.  of 
Moseley  Courts  co.  Stafford,  and  has  issue, 

I.  John-Ebduwiok,  6.  16  Feb.  1850. 

n.  Lanoelot-George,  6.  28  March,  1S51. 

ni.  Jermyne-Tbomas.  6.  18  Sept.  1868. 

L  Mary-Frances-Amelia. 

.<lrm«--Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  sa.  and  or,  in  the  first 
quarter  a  uon,  passant,  ai^g.,  langued,  gu..  for  Bowdon;  2nd 
and  Srd,  as.,  a  chevron  between  three  covered  cups,  or,  for 

BUTLEa. 

CVMto— 1st,  for  Bowdon  ;  2nd,  a  covered  ct^>,  or,  for  Bftlsb. 

Motto — Comme  Je  trouve. 

Seat— Pleasington  Hail,  co.  Lancaster. 


BOWEN  OF  CAMROSK 

BOWEN-WeBB,  CH4RUE8-WHBELBR-ToWV8EHD,E0q. 

of  Camrose  House,  co.  Pembroke,  J.P.,  high-sheriff 
in  1836-7,  b.  9  March,  1798;  «.  his  father  in  May, 
1888. 

i,itUKQt* — ^The  fiunily  of  Bowen  has  been  established 
in  Pembrokeshire  for  a  great  number  <d  years,  and  -various 
branches  have  become  diqwrsed  over  South  Wales  and  else* 
where. 

Hugh  Wbbb,  Esq..  son  of  Qeorse  Webb,  Esq.  of  Hackaid, 
00.  Pembroke,  by  Annb  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rer. 
James  Bowen,  Srd  son  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Bowen,  of 
Camrose,  «.  to  Camrose  in  1801,  and  assumed  the  additional 
surname  and  arms  of  Bowen,  in  the  Not.  following.  He 
m.  1st,  Miss  Child,  of  Haverfordwest,  by  whom  he  had  one 
dau..  Elisabeth ;  and  2ndly,  2  Oct.  1795,  Emma,  youngest 
dau.  (by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Robert 
Townseud,  Esq.)  of  Thomas  Ince,  Esq.  of  Stoneydale^ 
Chiistleton,  co.  Chester,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

CH&RLES-WHB&Lsa-TowNSKND,  uow  of  Camross. 

Bell. 

William,  in  holy  orders,  widower,  with  three  sons  and  two 
daus. 

Towusend. 

Thomas,  Ueut  <Hth  regiment,  d.  untn.  at  Kingston,  Ja- 
maica. 

Emma,  m.  to  J.-M.  Child,  Esq.  of  Bigelly  House,  co.  Pem- 
broke. 

Augusta,  widow  of  John  Howell,  MD.,  of  Tigf^nydd,  oo. 
Carmarthen. 

Caroline,  m.  to  D.-P.  CaUan,  Esq.  of  MoUeeton,  oo.  Pem- 
broke. 
Mr.  Webb-Bowen  d,  in  May,  1888. 

.<4n}t»— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th  arg.,  a  Hon,  rampant,  sa., 
for  Bowen;  2nd  and  Srd,  giL,  a  fesse,  between  three  owl% 
or,  for  Webb. 

Crett—A  lion,  I'ampant,  as  in  the  arms. 

£mU— Camrose  House,  near  Haverfordwest. 


BOWEN  OP  TROEDYRAWR 

BowEK,  Thb  Rev.  Thomas,  of  Troedyrawr,  oo. 
Cardigan,  5.  25  Jan.  1757;  «».  Ist,  in  1792,  Sanh- 
Malvina  Vaulker,  of  Hampton,  co.  Middlesex,  but 
has  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1801,  Fhinces  Nor- 
ton, of  Hampton.  The  rev.  gentleman,  who  «.  his 
mother  in  1793,  is  rector  of  Troedyrawr,  and  a 
magistrate  and  deputy-lieuteBant. 

ftUtfaSt. — JoBH  Bowen,  Esq.,  whose  grandfiither 
changed  the  luone  of  Owen  into  that  now  in  use  by  this 
fiwnily,  wasfkther<tf 

WnxiAM  Bowen,  Esq.,  high-sheriff  of  Cardiganshire  in 

1756,  who  m.  Bebeoea,  eldest  dau.  and  co^heireas  of  — 

Willy,  Esq.  of  Whitehouse,  oo.  Pttnbroke,  and  had,  besides 

the  Rev.  Thomas  Bowen,  of  Troedyrawr,  two  other  sons 

and  four  daus..  vis., 

John,  barrister-at-law,  «.  1st,  Mary,  younffesi  dan.  of 

DavidUovd  Morgan,  Esq   of  Gard^an,  and  Sndly,  Miss 

Hughes,  heireas  of  Aber  Molwyn.  oo.  Cardigan.     He 

d.  «.  ]>.  in  1815.   ^ 

William.  MD.,  at  Bath,  n.  Miss  Boycott,  of  Bhimhirs^ 
sister  of  the  late  Countess  of  Guildford.  He  A  «.  ».  bi  18Uw 
Mary-Anne,  Rebecca,  Hester,  and  KUsabeth,  all  d.  i 

ilrsM    QtL,  a  lion,  rampant-regardant,  or. 
Cr$t^—A  nag's  hm±,  bridled. 
iSiol— Troe^rawr,  po.  Cardigan. 


BOWER  OF  IWERNE  HOUSE. 

Bower,  Thomas-Bowtkr,  Esq.  of  Iweme  House, 
00.  Dorset^  high-sheriff  in  1847,  6.  1  Julj,  1808;  v^ 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQI^ 


B  O  W 


BOW 


•  Aug.  1828,  Eliza,  only  dan.  of  William  Creed,  Esq. 
of  Ballygrennan  CasUe,  co.  Limerick,  by  whom  he 
has  issue, 

L  TaoMAS-BowTXB»  formerly  an  officer,  78rd  regt,  b.  6 
Sept,  1820* 

n.  WiUiam-Heniy,  b,  14  Deo.  1838. 

L  Elixa-Hanriott  n.  Charlotte-Franoes. 

Huif  a^. — ^EzmuHD  BowiB,  Esq.,  livteg  22nd  Edw.  IV., 
gmt-grandson  of  John  Bower,  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  Hugh 
'tCeston,  and  had  three  sons,  Edmund,  Walter,  and  WU- 
Xsm,  of  Mere,  in  WUtaUre,  who  had  iemie.  The  eldest 
■on, 

Bdkuvd  Bowaa,  Esq.,  liTfng  8rd  Heitbt  VIII.,  was 
major  of  Shaftesbury,  to  which  town  he  appears  to  hare 
ben  a  great  benefiaotor,  haring  built  the  Guild  Hall  and 
Market-plaoe.  He  m.  Joan,  dau.  of  Biohard  Moggeridge^ 
of  Sanun,  and  had  two  sons,  i.  Waltkr,  canon  of  Wells, 
who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Adrian  Hawthorne,  Esq.,  and 
had  Issue;  and  n.  Thomas,  of  Lower  Donhead,  Wilts, 
£itlier  of  Edmund,  of  Dunhead  8t  Andrew,  whose  son,  by 
Ifaigaret  his  wife,  dau.  and  eo-heir  of  William  Kirle,  of 
Wilton,  was  Thomas,  of  Ewsn  Minster,  great-great-great- 
grandfather  of 

TaoMiis  BowsB,  Esq.,  b.  90  Feb.  1744,  who  m.  1st, 
19  Oct.  1767,  Anne^^adiarina,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Edward 
Xapier,  rector  of  More  Critchni,  oo.  Dorset,  and  had  two 
sons  sad  three  daus.,  all  deceased.  He  m.  2ndly,  Dorothy- 
Ettaabeth,  dau.  of  the  Ber.  Samuel  Elliott,  by  whom  he 
also  had  issue  a  son,  Geoige-Edmund,  6.  11  March,  1781, 
who  M.  Bmma-Letitia,  dau.  of  John  Boys,  M.D.,  and  had 
iMoe,  two  daus.,  Louisa-Dorothy  and  Lucy.     The  eldest 

TuoHAS-Bowm  Bownt,  Esq.  of  Iweme  House,  J. P., 
Ugb-sheriff  in  179ft,  and  lieut.«col.  Dorset  yeomanry  cavaliy, 
».  26  April,  1771,  m.  29  May,  1792.  Harriett,  dau.  of  Walter 
Whitaker,  Esq.,  reoorder  of  Shaftesbuzy,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  27  May,  1841)  had  issue, 

L  Thomas-Bowtsb.  now  of  Iweme  House. 

n.  Henry -Tregon well,  in  holy  orders,  b.  22  Not.  1808.  m. 

22  June,  1887.  Elizabeth-Synderoombe,  dau.  of  the  Bev. 

Thomas  Fox,  rector  of  Abbas  Combe,  oo.  Somerset,  and 

South  Newton,  Wilts,  and  has  issue, 
Henry-Syndercombe,  6.  14  July,  1839. 

I.  Harriett-Catheiina,  m.  17  Feb.  1826,  the  Ber.  Christo- 
'  Nerill,  rector  of  East  Orlustead,   co.  Sussex,  and 


er. 


n.  Elisabeth-Anne,  m.  2  Oct  1828.  to  the  Bev.  Edward 
Bower,  rector  of  Closworth,  oo.  Somerset,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Bower  d.  21  Sept.  1840. 

ArwuSa.,  three  talbots'  heads,  couped  in  chief;  aig.,  lan- 
goed,  gu. ;  in  the  middle  point  a  duquefoil,  erm. 
C^vtf— A  talbot's  head.  arg. 
ifotto— Hope  well  and  have  welL 
fcgl    Iweme  House,  Dorsetshire. 


BOWER  OF  WELHAM. 

BowEB,  RoBEBT,  Esq.  of  Welham,  co.  Tork,  D.L., 
M.  28  June,  1824,  Helen,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Hall, 
Esq.  of  Scarborough,  and  hius  issue, 
r-HABTLET,  6.  9  July,  1882. 


n.  Henry-John,  6.  14  Sept.  1834. 

m.  Oeoige-Outhbertson,  b.  1  Nov.  1835. 

IV.  LeonardWmiam. 

L  Loey-Maiigaret.  n.  Charlotte-Phnadelphia. 

lUntflflC. — The  finally  of  Bower  was  originally  settled 
at  BvidUngton,  East  Biding  of  Yorkshire.  In  the  earliest 
registers  of  its  church  we  And  the  name  of  Bower,  and  it 
is  continuod  in  regular  succession  of  entries  from  1668  to 
(he  latter  part  of  the  last  century,  when  the  more  imme- 
diate oonnexion  of  the  fkmily  with  that  place  appears  to 
have  oeased.    The  first  advancer  of  the  family  was, 

William  Bowkb,  of  Bridlington,  merchant  (son  of  John 
Bower,  of  the  same  place,  and  Jean  [Bonfeylde],  his  wife), 
wbooe  bytism  occurs  on  the  14th  May,  1598.  He  was  a 
eonaiderablo  bene&ctor  to  his  native  town.  His  eldest 
son, 

JoBM  Bow  KB,  Esq.  of  Bridlington,  m.  in  1652,  Catherine, 
nUow  of  —  Rogers,  and  dau.  of  William  Bowdr,  of  Clough* 
ton,  and  had  several  sons  and  daus. :  of  the  latter,  Pris- 
cOk  n.  10  Ang.  1700,  to  Balph  Creyke,  Esq.  of  Marton, 
near.  BridliTigton  ;  and  of  the  former,  the  eldest, 

WiLUAM  BoWKR,  Esq.  of  BridUngton,  6.  in  1054,  m.  Ist, 
Ih  1076,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Jasper  Belt,  Esq.  of  PockUngton, 
•on  of  Sir  Robert  Belt,  of  Boesall,  Knt.,  and  had  issue, 
121 


WnxtAX,  who  left  three  daus. ;  LcoirAito,  of  whom  prs' 
sently ;  and  other  issue.     Mr.  Bower  m.  2ndly.  Catherine, 
dau.  of  Edward  Trotter,  Esq.  of  Skelton  Castle,  by  Mary 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Lowther,  Bart,  and  by  that  lady 
had  issue, 
Henry,  of  York,  who  purchased  the  estate  of  KilleKby 
Hall,  near  Scarborough.    Ue  d.  tinm.  in  1770. 
Qeoige,  of  Bridlington,  b.  in  170S,  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of 
Samuel  Freeman,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  relict  of  William 
Heblethwaite,  Esq.  of  Bridlington,  and  had  issue. 
FnscMAM.  of  Killerby  Hall  and  Bawtiy,   co.  Tork, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  1st,  Maiigaret.  dau.  of  Blchard-Bur- 
dou.  Esq.  of  Doncaster,  and  had  one  son.  Edward- 
Trotter,  a.  an  infant.   He  m.  2ndly,  18  Jan.  1777.  Maiy, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Nathaniel  Pearson,  Esq. 
of  Tyers  Hill,  Darfleld,  by  Prisdlla  his  wife,  sister  aud 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Bnyney,  Esq.  of  Tyers  Hill,  and  by 
this  lady  left,  at  his  decease,  29  July,  1786,  one  son  and 
three  daus.,  vis., 

1  Hbvbt.  of  Tiokhill  and  Doncaster,  F.S.A.,  deputy- 

liout.  of  the  West  Bidiiig.  d.  wun.  26  Feb.  1842; 

2  Frances-Hary.   m.  to  the  Bev.  Henry  Watldns, 

vicar  of  SUkstone,  co.  York,  and  Beckingham,  Notts, 

aud  has  issue;  8  Henrietta-Priscilla,  widow  of  James 

Jackson,  Esq.  of  Doncaster,  who  d.  14  March,  1821, 

leaving  issue;  and  4  Wilhelmina-Elizabeth. 

BOBBBT,  of  Sleights,  near  Whitby,  and  Welham,  b.  in  1706, 

who  m.  Tubitha,  dau.  and  coheir  of  Richard  Burdett,  Esq. 

of  Sleiffhts.  by  Idonea  his  wife,  dau.^of  Fiennes  Twisleton, 

Esq.  of  Broughton  Castle,  co.  Oxford,  but  d.  ».  p.  in  1777, 

leaving  his  estate  of  Welham  to  his  kinsman,  Bobert^ 

ffrandson  of  his  half-brother  Leonard. 

Mary.  m.  1st,  in  1727,  to  Peter  Whitton.  Esq..  lord-mayor 

of  York  in  1728,  and  2ndly,  in  1742,  to  Qeoive  Perrott, 

Esq.,  an  eminent  barrister,  afterwards  one  of  the  barons 

of  the  Exchequer. 

The  2nd  son  of  the  Ist  marrisge^ 

Lbonabd  Bowkb,  Esq.,  6.  26  April,  1682,  settled  at  8oor> 
ton.  He  m.  2  Aug.  1720,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Bichard  WoolfS% 
Esq.  of  Biidlington  Quay,  and  had  (with  three  daus.,  of 
whom  the  eldest,  Hannah,  m.  17  Sept.  1761,  Qeorge  Cuth- 
bertson,  Jun.,  Esq.  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne ;  and  the  youngest^ 
Sarah,  m.  Gen.  Montgomery  Agnew)  two  sons :  the  elder, 
Williiun,  d.  «.  p. ;  the  younger, 

JoHH  Bower,  Esq.  of  Scorton,  b,  in  1780,  m.  10  July, 
1769,  Philadelphia,  dau.  of  Geoige  Cuthbertson,  Esq.  of 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  and  bad  issue.  The  eldest  surviving 
son, 

RoBBRT  Bower,  Esq.,  b.  2  Feb.  1767,  «.  to  the  Welham 
estate,  under  the  will  of  his  kinsman,  Bobert  Bower,  half- 
brother  of  ills  grandfather,  Leonard  Bower.  He  was  m^jw 
of  the  East  Biding  local  militia,  and  deputy-Ueut.  He  ni. 
Elisabeth-Amy,  only  surviving  child  of  John  Clubbe,  Esq., 
M.D.,  of  Ipswich,  and  by  her  (who  d.  17  Jan.  1802)  had  issue, 

BoBSRT,  present  representative. 

John- William,  M.A..  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Barmston, 
00.  York,  and  a  magidtrate  for  the  Bast  Riding,  m.  3  Sept. 
1828,  Eugeida,  youngest  dau.  of  John  Hall,  Esq.  of  Scar- 

iMroogh,  and  has  issue,  John;  Mary-Elisabeth ;  Elisabeth ; 
Maigaret;  and  Eiigenia. 

Oeoige-Heniy,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Bosrington, 
00.  York. 

Elisabeth-Amy.  Sarah-Anna. 

Mr.  Bower  d.  29  April,  1886. 

Arm»  Sa..  a  human  leg,  couped  at  the  thigh,  transpierced 
by  a  broken  q>ear,  in  bend,  ppr. ;  on  a  canton,  sxg.,  a 
tower,  gu. 

Crett—A  human  Isg.  transpierced,  as  in  the  anna 

Ifotfo^Esse  quam  videri 

£ta<— Welham,  East  Riding,  oo.  York. 


BOWES  OF  STREATLAM  CAGTLE. 

Bowes,  John,  Esq.  of  Streatlam  Castle,  Gibside 
Paric,  aud  Hilton  Castle,  all  in  the  coimty  of  Dur- 
ham, 6. 19  June,  1811 ;«.  to  the  estates  of  John,  10th 
Earl  of  Strathmore,  under  the  will  of  that  nobleman. 
These  great  possessions  in  the  north  came  into  the 
Strathmore  fetmily  by  the  intermarriage  of  John,  the 
9th  earl,  in  1767,  with  Mary-Eleanor,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Geoi^ge  Bowe^,  "Esq.  of  Streatlam  Castle. 
Mr.  Bowes  represented  for  some  time  the  southern 
division  of  the  county  of  Durliam  in  parliament. 

/Stote— Streatlam  Castle  and  Gibside  Park,  co.  Durham. 


BOWLES  OF  NORTH  ASTON. 

Bowles,  Charlbs-Oldpieu),  Esq.  of  North  Aston, 
00.  Oxford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  licut.-coL_Qf  the  militia^ 

Digitized  by  VJjOL. ^ ^  ^ 


BOY 

(.  80  Auff.  1785 ;  m.  9  April,  1815,  Elizabeth,  eldest 
dAU.  of  Matthew,  Lord  llokeby,  and  haa  i-tue, 
h  CHAaLM,  Umt.  8rd  light  dragoom.  b.  6  Mmj,  1816,  m. 
Martliift,  dau.  of  Dr.  IfilUam^Lowia  Omnt,  B.I.C.B.,  and 
widow  of  CApt.  A\fnA  JAOkson,  E.I.C.8. 
n.  Bttir-Olditold.  rlfU  brigade,  b.  7  Jan.  1818,  m.  Bar- 
bara, dau.  of  PolhAin  Wwren,  M.D. 
III.  Bdward.  6.  87  Aug.  1828. 

I.  JuM-tordla,  m.  to  Leopold,  Baron  Gronye  deFrimdon- 
iUln. 

II.  Laura-Oertrude-Aima. 

lillfAfff •— Tblt  family  clalma  deeeent  from  William 
J9.)11m  or  Bowlii,  8rd  son  of  John  BowIm,  of  Swinesheud 
and  Uough.  oo.  Lincoln,  who  wm  iheriffof  that  shire.  18th 
KuwAaD  XV.  The  great-grandfather  of  the  preMnt  repre- 
eentatlT*, 

Wi  1.14 AM  BoWLM.  Beq.  of  Wlndeor  and  Clewer,  oo.  Berks, 
tfi.  Ullsaboth,  dau.  of  Sir  Oharles  Modyford,  Burt.,  by  Ifary 
his  wife.  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Norton,  Bart,  of  Coventry, 
and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

OiiAaLU  BoWLis,  Ksq.,  who  w.  Jane,  dau.  of  —  Clark. 
Beq.  of  Nortliamptoushlre,  and  had,  with  a  dau.,  Anne,  m. 
to  Robtrt  Graham,  Esq.,  a  son  and  suoosssor. 

OLDPiaLD  DoWLis,  Bsq.  of  North  Aston,  who  m.  1st,  in 
1788.  Gwtrude.  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Bamfyide.  Bart,  of 
PolUmore,  which  lady  d.  #.  p.  the  following  year.  Mr. 
Bowlse  m.  9ndly,  Mary.  dau.  of  8ir  Abraham  Blton,  Bart. 
of  Clevedon  Court,  oo.  Somerset,  and  had  issue. 

CuAliLaa0t4>PiiLDi  now  of  North  Aston. 

June,  m.  to  Klohard  ralmor,  Bsq.  of  Holme  Park. 

M»ry,  m,  to  Sir  George  Armytage,  Bart,  of  Klrkleea. 

Anne,  m,  to  U\e  Right  Hon.  WUliom-Sturges  Bourne,  of 
Twtwood,  Hiuits.  ^  ^    ^  ^^ 

Emma,  m.  to  the  ReT.  Ralph'H.  Brandling,  of  Qosfbith, 
©0,  Northumberland.  _^         ^  „ 

Sliiabeth,  m.  to  WiUiam  Markham,  Esq.  of  Beooa  Hall, 
oo,  York. 

Lucy.  *N.  to  William  Holbeoh.  Bsq.  of  nmborougb,  oo. 
Warwick.  .     .  ^         * «.   x 

La»ini  Gertrude,  m.  to  Frederick  Moysey,  Beq.  of  West 
Wiokham.  Kent  .....      «„,    ,. 

Pmnoea,  w.  to  Bdward  Qoldtag.  Beq.  of  Maiden  Brlegh. 
Berka 

^m*-Aa,  out  of  three  eopa,  or,  aa  laaay  boars*  beada, 

'**tv2lJl55eml.boar,  wounded  in  the  breast  with  a  broken 


Smc— Noiih  Aaton,  oo.  Oxfbrd. 

BOYCOTT  OF  BOYCX)TT,  HINTON,  AND 

RUDOE. 
BoTcotT.  Thomas,  Kaq.  of  Boycott,  Hinton,  and 
Rudga,  oo.  Salon.  A.  in  1771;  m.  10  Aug.  ISOl,  Jane, 
•l^Mt  daiu  of  llkomaa  Tarleton.  Esq.  or  Boleeworkh 
Oatlei,  CO.  Clieeter.  by  Maiy  hte  wif«.   dau.  and 
Ctvheir  of  Ijawrence  Rohinaon,  Kaq.  of  CUtheroc,  oo. 
LanoMUr.  and  by  her  ^who«L  IS  Febw  1S43)  haa  had 
i«u«k. 
t.  TuoMAa.  ^  S3  May.  IMft.  d.  «Ma.  in  ISST. 
I.  Kmn\a.  n,  Chartotta,  it  •i«-i.  to  IS*«. 

m.  Harriet  m.  M  Jua^  !««,  Fiwacis  Uairiee,  Baq^  j«n. 

et  BwlhaU. 
IT,   lAHiiM^MaKT^therim^    m,  »  Jan.  IMl,    Andxeiw 
W^l.  Ifteq.  of  OvmiMK>n,  K.&«  and  baa  had  taRN^ 
1  An«lrvwvB(«5w<t.  K  4  Jwaa.  IM^  A  1 J  JvOy.  IStT. 
t  HaMi^tx^  B«i£ut  B^\T^^«t.  k  11  Aug.  1»4<L 

ILtttWIlt*— tW  fcaatty  of  B|p<  er  Boytwa  is  of  grsat 
anu^^Oly  ia  SbrpfAiM.  to  wtocb  oMntj.  iumI  to  tboee 
•  i^wvskt  tli^  ImU  exaiMtee  «s(aM»  ft««a  tlw  peii<)d  of 
Hw  Om^wK  psM  ef  wbtok  iselttdir^  B<»jw*u  wfasewe 
tiMMMWtt  takeiktoatdlto  tl»  pweanwa  «r  Om  praaeaft 
wycBaiiitiiHix^ 

F>iuws»  K^TvvTT.  Snq    «r  Bj^vntt  a»l  BoaUw^K  to 

WluiAW  Bo^xvwTT.  Rjfcj  of  BcTwrt^  Bo^&dwaic  aad  H^ 
t«%.  «W  ^  IM.  to  1«S)k.  tSu&NOx.  dbn.  asid  best  <)€  J<Cia 
It^w^  C^  ^  Bto«w\.  aetd  b*^i  ishgi^ 

Ik  Caud^MV  TC^  tw*  TVflans  Ho£b»i,  Gh 


BOY 

Bdward  littleton,  Bart,  of  Pillaton,  oo.  StafiTord,  and  had 
issue,  SylvanuB,  of  Hinton  and  Buildwaa,  and  Fbanois,  of 
Boycott,  of  whom  presently.  William  Boycott  was  one  of 
those  Shropshire  gentlemen  who,  with  his  sons,  Sylvanua 
and  Frands,  materially  assisted  their  majeetiee,  Charles 
I.  and  II.  in  their  distresses,  and  as  a  reward  for  which, 
Chablbs  II.,  in  1603,  granted  to  the  said  Sylvanus  and 
Frands  Boycott,  a  special  patent  of  arma  William  Boycott 
d.  in  1068.    His  second  son, 

Fbakoib  Boycott,  of  Boycott,  m.  in  1669,  Gatherine, 
dau.  and  aole  heir  of  Bichard  Ward,  Gent  of  The  Lowe 
and  of  Uppington,  and  had  issue,  with  other  diildren,  his 
eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  Boycott,  Bsq.  of  Boycott,  6.  in  IMl,  who  ai. 
to  lOOS,  Sarah,  sole  dau.  and  heir  of  Robert  Kixkby,  Bsq.. 
eo.  Nottingham,  and  had  issue,  with  other  children,  three 
sons,  Tie.,  Ftands,  of  Boycott,  whose  issue  became  ez« 
tinct;  William,  d.  to  1702.  «.  p. ;  and  RiCHAaD  (the  Bev.X 
of  whose  descendants  we  treat    The  third  son, 

Tna  Rav.  Richard  Boycott,  b.  to  1W8,  rector  of  WWt- 
tington,  near  Oswestry,  m.  to  1782,  Gertrude,  2nd  dau.  of 
Thomas  Jenkins,  Bsq.  by  Gertrude,  dau.  of  Richard  Wing- 
fleld,  Esq.  of  Bauzley,  and  dying  to  1761,  left,  with  two 
daus.,  Anne,  who  d.  unm.,  and  Sarah,  wife  of  Bdward 
Jenktos,  Bsq.  of  Charlton  HUl,  co.  Salop,  three  sons,  of 
whom  the  eldest, 

Thomas  Boycott,  Bsq.  of  Boycott,  Htoton,  and  Budge, 
m.  to  1768,  Jane,  youngeet  dan.  of  John  Puketon,  Bsq. 
of  Pickhlll,  00.  Denbifi^  and  by  her  (who  d.  to  Oct  1808) 


Thomas,  of  Boyoott,  Hinton,  and  Budge. 

Richard,  6.  to  1773.  capt  to  the  84th  regt,  d.  wm.  to  the 

island  of  St  Vtocent 
Chariee.  b.  in  1777,  ma)<'r  to  the  29th  regt.  d,  to  1800. 

having  m.  WUhelmina,  dau.  of  Christopher  Smyth.  Esq., 

and  granddau.  of  Christopher  Smyth,  Esq.  of  N<»ih- 

ampton. 
Frances,  m.  to  1707,  John  Hayman,  Esq.,  mi^  to  the  9th 

regt 

Emma,  «.  to  1798,  to  Edward  Ravenscroft,  Esq. 
Harriet,  «».  to  1801,  Heniy-Lannoy  Hunter,  Bsq.  of  Beeoh 

BilL  oo.  Berics. 
Sophia,  «.  to  1810^  to  Wmiam  Bowen,  Esq.,  ILD.,  d.  in 

18^, «.  p. 
Maria,  w.  to  July.  1810,  to  Ftonci%  4th  Bail  of  Guilford, 

d.  to  1821.  «.  p, 
Charlotte,  d.  mm.  to  1842. 
LnuiaaVictoria,  «.  to  1807.  Walter  Smyths^  Beq.  of  Bfesm- 

bridge,  CO.  Hanta 
Mr.  BoycottiL  29  June,  1798. 

.^mu— Go.,  on  a  diief;  arg.,  three  grenadoea^  ppr. 
Crnt'-An  armed  arm,  ppr. ;  issuing  oat  of  a  moral  crown, 
and  castimr  a  graaado. 


JToffe— Fro  rage 
fiiat-aadgeHa] 


[all,  WotYeihan^iioii. 


BOYD  0)FB08SLAB& 


BoTD,  Jaicn^  Esq.  of  Bocalare^  oo.  Wexfbrd,  J.P., 
high-eheriff  in  1831,  m^jor  in  the  anny,  ai.  in  181S, 
G^on^iana,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Hon.  Ckoiigo 
Joc«Iyn,  next  brother  to  Robert,  Sod  Eail  of  Roden, 
by  whom,  who  d  in  1819,  he  haa  tosue;, 


1  J.-JSa  Wfcstw,  V^  ^  Ftj^w  H«X  »l<it  CR*^  <*«ftl 
Kd^  «r  m«4  \\-trr>^  ^  <fit«M  toa  «^  Am.  ef  Sa 


I.  Jambs- Jocxlth,  aa  eOoer  to  the  army,  m,  to  IMl; 

Isabel,  dau.  of  M^'or  Oooper,  simI  A  to  1SI».  leaving 

toaoe.  JAina,  Chartos.  and  Isabel-Iacj. 
L  QeoKipaBa,  m.  to  Philip  BagSBal,  Baq.  ef  UsHakiij 

Park.  CO.  Caziow,  and  haa  tosaa. 
n.  Blaab1k.w>  to  Waitosa*.  niswsH,  Mag,  ef  AMertflw, 

ee^  Waxltod,  aAd  haa  tonsL 

i.tBCIlt.— HiOATT  BoT«,  Bh}^  k  betea  ICTT.  to 
',  whom  his  coaato.  John  H^^^t^ata,  ef  B«lax«,  bequesthed 
,  an  tos  eiaata^  chamed  deKcsl  ftoaa  ths  &>Taa  ff  KHmtmr- 
MM^  H*  m.  ttuqiKtC  Srd  dsa.  of  Bmiy  Lotftu,  Esq. 
^  Loftoi  Ball.  CO.  W«x«nrdL  ^e  to&sr  of  Kfeehotoa,  1st 
Vew>(£at  Ijciftw.  aod  h*JL  w:^  ftnr  saoa.  sreeo  dsas^  «r 
wbMft.  Mx-T.  «.  to  iriX  Bdhert  OArd.  Bvi.  eT  Wcxfard; 
XA.-PUXC  SuK^eS  Tnnoh,  Ba^. ;  AnsK^  Sawad  Bait,  Eaq.; 
uhi  Jeaa.  J«aqph  Arvoad.  Bb).  H^ptt  Bajd  «»  «m  off 
Uie  owMttiw  asii  «(t  nssiv  »»rr  «  the  eai.  ef  Wcxitod 
fitr  Ka^  WoAAAX  UI ,  to  UW^  ffi»  wi£  is  dated  SI  Jom^ 
1?».  sfti  WW  fsawad  to  the  djaoaa*  <f  Mnk  U  Ma^.  Un. 

^     JjLse  B^rik,  B)h^  «r  IWntev.  k  17«1  had.  h^  Jmcj  Ua 
'  wr*.  rw»  «v«»  «»i  J:^ir-  teaa    Jaooes  B*t^  wS  s  < 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


BOY 

HiOATT  BoTDk  Esq.  of  Bodara,  bapt  6  Feb.l7»,  «.  17«8, 
moB  Amy-Phillips,  and  had  iasue^ 

Jajos  Boti>,  Bsq.  of  Rodare,  J.P.,  m,  Eliaabeth,  only 
dan.  of  CoL  Waltor  Horo,  of  Harpenrtown,  oo.  Wexford,  by 
Lady  Anne  Stopford  his  wife,  4th  dau.  of  Jamea,  let  Earl 
of  Ooortown,  and  had  Isaae,  L  JjLxn,  now  of  Roalara ; 
n.  Higatt,  Uaut.  4th  foot,  1«  Aug.  1810;  m.  Charlea,  an 
officer  of  the  B.  L  Co. 'a  eerHoe^  d.  wma. ;  i.  Anne,  d.  wma, 
17  Feb.  1836 ;  n.  Amy ;  and  in.  Lucy.  Mr.  Boyd  waa  M.P. 
fbr  Wezfbrd  in  the  Irlah  parliament^  and  aerred  the  offlw 
ef  sheriff  of  the  oo.  of  Wexford. 

ilraw— Ab.,  a  feese,  cheqny.  or  and  go. 
CWaC— A  dexter  hand,  couped  at  the  wriat^  erect,  third  and 
omth  flngen  turned  down,  ppr. 
JJfoM^-Oonfkio. 
fini— Boelare^  aeren  miloa  fWnn  Wexfiord, 


BOYD  OP  MIDDLETON  PARK. 

BoTD,  Gboeob-Auoubtus,  Esq.  of  Ifiddleion  Park, 
oo.  Weetmesth,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-eherifif  in  1848, 
b,  13  March,  1817;  nt.  4  Julv,  1843,  Sarah  Jane, 
eldest  dau.  of  Oeoive  Woods,  Esq.  of  Hilverton,  oo. 
Dublin,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  late  Hans 
Hamilton,  Eeq.,  for  many  years  M.P.  for  the  co.  of 
DuUin,  and  has  issue, 

L  BooBvenT-HAiOLTON,  b,  S6  Sept  1844. 

n.  Charlee-Aaguatua-Roohfort,  6.  4  Oct  1850. 

L  ABee-Janeu  n.  Bdith-Sanh-HamHton. 

m.  Flonnea. 

Mr.  Boyd  inherits  from  his  mother,  the  late  Countess 
of  Belyedere,  a  great  portion  of  the  Belvedere  estates, 
situated  in  the  oo.  of  WeetmeaUL 

Unrafft.— Ths  Rsv.  Jamm  Botc^  rector  of  Brria,  oo. 
Mayo,  ft.  in  1726,  who  claimed  deeoent  fh>m  the  Boyda, 
Earia  of  Kilmarnock,  m.  in  1752,  Mary,  dau.  of  —  Martin, 
Esq.,  and  reliot  of  Arthur  Vernon,  Biq.,  and  d.  in  1775, 
karfaig  an  only  eon, 

Abbaham  Botd,  Baq.,  barrister-at-law  and  K.C.,  b.  1700, 
wiM>  «.  In  July,  1780,  Catherine  Bhuttleworth.  reUct  of 
John  DavioB,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  ono  ehOd,  Helena,  m. 
to  Thomaa  Fenton,  Baq.  He  m.  2ndly.  in  1815,  Jane, 
Ooanteai  of  Bdvedere,  dan.  and  OTontual  aolo  heiresa  of 
the  Bev.  Jamea  Mackay,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1830,  left 
aihia  decease,  4  Nor.  1822,  an  only  aon,  the  preaent 
QsoBOS-AuoDSTUs  BoTD,  Eaq.,  aa  above. 

ilnw— (eonflimed  24  April,  18S7)  Quarteriy:  let  and  4th, 
aa.,  a  feaae^  cheqny,  arg.  and  go.,  between  three  oreaoenta,  of 
the  aeoond.  for  Botd;  2nd,  go.,  on  a  chevron,  aig.,  between 
three  bean*  heada,  coaped,  or,  muaaled,  of  the  fiiat,  a  roe- 
bo^'a  head,  ereaed,  ppr. ;  between  two  handa,  couped  at 
the  wrists  each  graqMng  a  dagger  pointing  to  the  centre, 
».,  for  Maokat  ;  Srd,  aa.,  a  uon,  rampant,  axg.,  and  in 
cfaieC  two  redbreaata,  ppr.,  fbr  "Rooaromt, 

Citttt  lit,  Out  of  a  ducal  eoronety  or,  a  hand  erect,  with 
Ihetfaird  and  fourth  fingera  folded,  ppr.,  for  Bom;  2nd,  A 
cobit  ami,  giaaping a  d^ger  in  pak^ ppr.,  for Maceat;  8rd, 
A  redbreaat,  ppr.,  for  BocmroBT. 

if ottoii— Above  the  anna  "Mann  forte."  Underneath, 
"Coofido.- 

-Middletop  Park,  oo.  Weatmeath. 


BOY 

'     Anna-Haria,  a*,  to  William-Stewart  Bose,  Baq:,  of  Sham 
Hill.  00.  Deny. 


BOTD  OP  BALLYMACOOL. 

Botd,  John -Robert,  Esq.  of  Ballymaoool,  eo. 
Dcmegal,  JJP.  and  D.L.,  barnstermt-law,  6.  24  Jime, 
1808;  M.  6  Aug.  1861,  Hary-Louisa,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  Ber.  William  Knox,  of  Clonleigfa. 

IrilteSSr.—JoHV  BoTD,  Baq.  of  Letteritenny,  who 
ftaimed  deoeeot  from  a  younger  branch  of  the  trndent 
Beottiah  tenily  of  B<^yd,  Barla  o?  Kflmamock,  m.  Ann,  dau. 
of  Alderman  Gamble,  of  Deny,  and  had  iesoe.  The  eldest 
■on. 

Jon  BoTD,  Beq.,  m^for  in  the  Donegal  mlUtla,  m. 
Martha,  eldeat  dan.  of  Col.  Stewart,  governor  of  the  Ba^ 
hMM  Talanda,  and  waa  flrther  of 

Jonr  BoT«,  Baq.,  barrister-at-law,  b.  2d  Aug.  1769,  who 
».  ae  Jan.  1799,  Franeea,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Samuel  Hayea, 
Bat.  of  Drumboe  OMtle,  andhadiaaue^ 

JoRV-BoBEBT,  now  of  Ballvmaoool. 

WiUiam,  an  officer  in  the  87th  Boval  Iiiah  FostUers. 

Mary,  ■•.  to  WilUam-H.  Porter,  Beq. 

Patty  Franoea 

12d 


JfoCto— Confldo. 

dSiat— Ballymaoool,  Letterkenny,  oo.  Donegal. 


BOYD  OF  DUNDUAN  HOUSBL 

Botd,  John,  Esq.  of  Dundium  House,  ca  London- 
derry. J.P.  and  D.L.,  and  manv  years  M.P.  for  Cole- 
raine,  6.  22  June,  1789;  m.  8  Jan.  1821,  Anna-Ara- 
bella, eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Robert  Heslet^  rector 
of  KiUowen,  J.P.,  and  has  issue. 


BOYLE  OF  SHEWALTON. 

BoTLB,  Patrick,  of  Shewalton,  co.  Ayr,  M.A., 
Oriel  College,  Ozon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  member  of  the 
Factdty  of  Advocates,  principal  clerk  of  the  Hi^ 
Coiurt  of  Justiciary,  6.  20  Maroh,  1806 ;  m.  17  Aug. 
1830,  Mary-Frances,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Dahym- 
pie  -  Horn  -  Elphinstone,  Bart  of  Horn  and  Logie 
Elphinstone,  and  has  surviving  issue, 

I.  Davto,  R.N.,  6.  81  Hay,  1883. 

n.  Bobert-Elphinatone,  b.  8  June,  1887. 

m.  Alexander-James,  6.  28  Feb.  1842. 

I.  EHntbeth-Magdalene-Oreeme. 

n.  Maiy-Helan.  m.  Helen-Jane. 

Untafft. — ^Tns  Right  Hoh.  DAvm  Botu,  (2nd  ion 
of  the  Hon.  Patrick  Boyle,  8rd  eon  of  John,  2nd  Earl  of 
Glasgow,  Mt  BuBKs'S  Feeragt),  lord  justice-general  and 
president  in  the  Court  of  Session,  in  Scotland,  b.  26  July, 
1772,  m.  Ist,  24  Dec  1804,  Eliaabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late 
Alexander  Montgomerle,  Esq.  of  Annick  Lodge,  next 
brother  of  Hugh,  12th  Earl  of  Eglinton,  and  had  by  her, 

Patbick.  now  of  Shewalton. 

Alexander,  commander  B.N.,  b.  9  March,  1810,  m.  2  July, 
1844,  Agnes,  8rd  dau  of  James  Walker,  Esq.,  C.E. 

John,  b.  9  Sept.  1819,  barrister-at-law,  m.  6  Sept  1868, 
Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  Theodore  Walrond,  Bsq.  of  Calder  PaOrk* 
CO.  Lanark. 

William,  capt  80th  rMt..  b.  25  Jan.  1821.  m,  14  Jone^  186$, 
Louisa,  eldeat  dau.  or  the  Bev.  Henry  Paraona. 

Arohibald-Tbomaa,  b.  14  April,  1822. 

Elisabeth,  m.  in  1828,  to  Jamee  Hope^  Eaq.,  Srd  son  of 
the  Bight  Hon.  Charlee  Hope. 

Helen,  m.  in  1829,  to  Sir  Chariea-Dabymple  Fenrusaon,  of 
Kilkerran,  Bart ,  who  d,  in  1849. 

Hamilla-Augusta.  Eleanora-Chariotta. 

Mr.  Boyle  m.  2ndly.  17  July,  1827,  Camilla-Catherine,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  late  Hon.  David  Smythe,  of  Methven  Castle, 
Perthshire,  a  judge  of  the  Court  of  BoasJon,  and  had  by 
her, 

Oeoige-David,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  6. 17  May,  1828* 

Bobert,  royal  horse  artillery,  b.  2  Dec.  1880. 

Heniy-Dundaa,  6. 1  Feb.  1»8,  d.  19  April,  1863. 

AmelUfLauza. 
The  Lord  Juatice-Ocneral,  who  «.  to  Shewalton,  on  the  death 
of  hii  elder  brother,  CoL  Jfim  Boyle,  in  1887,  d,  4  Feb. 
1863. 

^nM--Qaaitarly :  let  and  4th,  or,  an  eagle,  displayed,  wi£h 
two  heada,  gu. ;  2nd  and  3rd,  per  bend  embattled,  arg.  and 
ffu. ;  over  sll,  an  escutcheon,  or,  charged  with  three  stsga^ 
horns,  erect,  gu.,  two  and  one. 

Crttt^An  esgle,  displayed,  with  two  heads,  per  pale  em- 
battled, arg.  and  gu. 

iMto^Domlnua  provldebit. 

iSco^— Shewalton,  near  Kilmarnock. 


BOYSE  OF  BANNOW. 

BoTSB,  Thi  Ret.  Richard,  of  Bannow,  co.  Wez* 
ford,  m.  Winih^-Bemers  Plestow,  of  Watlington 
Hall,  Norfolk,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

Auoitstub-Fbssicah,  ft.  26  Sept.  1822. 

UlttSfft* — Thomas  Botsb,  Esq.,  great-grandson  of 
Nathaniel  Boyae,  who  settled  in  the  co.  of  Wexford  abotit 
1668,  and  porohased  the  eatate  of  Bannow,  m.  Maiigaret, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edmund  Jackson,  Esq.  of  Portneacc^ly, 
and  left  (with  four  daus.,  Nina,  ai.  to  John  Oresn,  Eaq.  of 
Oreeuville ;  Margaret,  m.  m>  William  Watta,  Eaq. ;  Fianoea, 
m.  to  H,JI^  Ouew,  Bsq.  of  Ballinamona;  and  Jane)  one 


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*.8AinTiL  BoYHB,  Esq.  of  Bannow,  who  in.  in  1780,  D->rothy, 
dau.  of  Robort-8.  Carew,  Eaq.  of  CaatleborouKh,  aud  biid 
iMU«,  1  Thomas,  his  heir;  2  Sbapland,  Ueut-col.  13th  light 
dragoons,  C.  B..  commanded  his  regiment  at  Waterloo, 
d.  unm.  in  1832 ;  8  Riohabd,  present  repreeentatlve ;  and 
Ave  daus.,  of  whom  the  4th,  Margaret,  m.  H.-H.  Hunt, 
Esq.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Botsb,  Esq.  of  Bannow,  J.P.,  h.  25  Deo.  1781, 
m.  Jane-Stratford,  dan.  of  John  Kirwan,  Esq.,  barrister- 
a't-law,  and  widow  of  Cnear  Colelough,  Esq.  of  Tintem 
Abbey,  oo.  "Wexford;  but  d.  i.  p,;  when  he  was  «.  by  his 
bmther. 

■  8«a(— Bannow,  co.  Wexford. 


MOORE-BRABAZON  OF  TARA  HOUSE. 

Moorb-Brabazon,  The  Rev.  William-John,  of 
TiMTR  House,  CO.  Meath,  A.M.,  vicar  of  Sarrat,  Herta, 
I.  29  April,  1789 ;  assumed  hj  sign-manual,  in  July, 
1845,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Brabazon. 

littfage.— In  1721,  Johk  Moorb,  Esq.  of  Dublin, 
acquired,  under  an  act  of  parliament  passed  for  the  sale 
9f  the  estates  of  William  Graham,  Esq.  the  town  lands  of 
Dalgatherine,  Bill  of  Rath,  TullyhaUen,  and  Drybridge, 
all  in  the  barony  of  Mollifont,  and  oo.  of  LouUl  He  m. 
Uiss  Campbell,  second  sinter  of  the  Right  Hon.  Charles 
Campbell,  M.P.  of  New  Grange,  oo.  Meath,  and  had  issue, 
Charles,  barrister-at-law,  d,  $,  p, 
Johk,  of  whom  we  ti^esit. 

Alice,  m.  General  Sir  John  Whiteford,  Bart,  and  had 
several  daus.,  of  whom  one,  Alicia-lAicy.  m.  20  Nov. 
1796,  Henry.  Srd  Lord  Vernon;  and  another,  m,  CoL 
Cunningham. 

The  younger  son, 

John   Moore,   Esq ,  M.B.,   of  TullyhaUen,  Ac,  m.   26 
Aug.  1752,  Frideewide,  dau.  of  Dixie  Coddington,  Esq.  of 
Athlumney  Castle,  oo.  Meath,  and  had, 
John,  his  heir. 

Alice,  m.  Thomas  Achmuty,  Esq.  of  Madeira. 
•  Jane,  m.  in  July.  1799.  Uie  Hon.  and  Very  Bar.  John 
Hewitt,  Dean  of  Cloyue. 

Frideswide.  m.  in  1780.  CoL  the  Hon.  Robert-Henry  South- 
well, of  Castle  Hamilton. 
Dr.  Moore  was  shot  at  his  own  door  hj  an  unknown  per^ 
son,  in  17SS,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoBM  MoORC,  Esq.  of  New  Lodge,  Herta,  6.  90  Sept.  1763, 

who  m.    1st,  M    May.    17SS,   Baibara,  dau.  of  the  Hon. 

William  Brabaaon,  :end  son  of  Edward,  7th  Earl  of  Meath. 

and  had  issue,   . 

WiLU AM-JoHK,  now  of  TaTS  House,  who  has  a— iimed,  the 

additional  surname  of  Brarakon. 

John  Arthur.  6.  S4  Sept  1791.  R  N.,  for  many  years  signal- 
officer  to  .\dmirHl  (then  Captaiu,  Blackwood,  ».  81  July, 
-    18i7.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Col.  Yates, 
Charles-Henry.  6.  21  March.  1798. 
Mr.   Moore  m.  Sndly.  96  April.  1839.  Charloita.  dan.    of 
0«>rge-8amuel  CoUyer.  Esq.  and  d.  in  April,  1S42. 

Jrm*— Qu..  on  a  bend,  or,  three  martleta,  aa..  quarteHi^, 
aa..  a  chie^  indented,  or,  charged  with  thrve  mullets, 
pverc-ed.  gu. 

<V**— iat  on  a  mount,  rert  a  fklcon  rising,  or.  bdled.  of 
the  Uftt ;  tod,  out  of  a  ductU  coronet,  or,  a  Moor's  head.  ppr.. 
tilietad  rmmd  the  templue.  as.  and  or;  a  jewel  pendent  in 
tbeeiur.  arg. 

JUMrtt— Durum  patientiA  fraisgo. 

Sm«— Tara  House,  ca  Me^th. 


IB  E  i 

BftABAZOV:  2nd  and  8rd,  arg.,  ffutt^-de-p<^,  on  a  fosse .  sa., 
three  towers,  of  the  first,  for  UioaiMS. 

Ct  est— Oa  a  mount,  vert,  a  falcon,  rising,  belled,  or, 
charged  with  a  fleur-de-lis,  as. 

Motto — Vota  vita  mea. 

£ceU— Brabazon  Park,  co.  Mayo. 


BRABAZON  OF  BRABAZON  PARK. 

BiUBAi\)X,  High,  Esq.  of  BrRb^zon  Park,  oo. 
llayo.  late  a  oupt  in  the  15th  hussars.  b».  9  Feb. 
lSi*7.  Ellen-AmbroMR.  joungeet  dau.  of  the  late  Sir 
Wiliiam-Henry  Palmer.  BarL,  of  Pmhuerstown,  and 
Keuure  I^urk.  aikl  has  is^ue, 

1.  LrxK-BitAaAKVc.  h.  S  Xan^  1S33. 

u.  John-ralBMr.  ^  1:1  Fbb.  1»M. 

L  KhnbechLouis^  n.  Auirwata. 

lu.  Biuma.  rr.  Kate. 

Tlus  ^n^tleman.  eMeei  son  of  Luke  Hi^na.  ¥>q^ 
Ute  ot  CastleUur,  cix  Mayo«  by  Catkariiie  hi*  wiJie, 
•Utw  of  Sir  AuthvWT  HnU^uon.  Hart,  of  Brabttxon 
Park.  assuiue\i  br  t\\v^  license,  in  ISoi.  the  sunwiiie 
axKi  arau  of  B&aba£v>5. 

.^-'••— ^^utfterlr:  irt  Aad  4tK  jru..  on  a  berl  or.  thrve 
«MrtI«<a,  sa..   *^«h  a  £v*ir-de-iia,  m*^   for  duie«iK-«,  for 


BRACEBRIDGE  OF  ATEERSTONE  HALL. 

Bracebridob,  Charles-Holte,  Esq.  of  Atherstone 
Hall,  CO.  Warwick,  6.  19  March,  1799;  m.  24  March, 
1824,  Selina,  dau.  of  William  Mills,  Esq.  of  Bisteme, 
CO.  Hants. 

UtttCage.— This  fkmUy  establishes  a  Saxon  descent,^ 
deriving  fh>m  Tubohill  db  Warwick,  who  enjoyed  the 
dignity  of  Earl  prior  to  the  advent  of  the  Normans,  and 
afterwards,  in  conformity  with  the  invaders,  assumed  the 
surname  of  Abden,  fh>m  a  woodland  tract  in  Warwickshire. 

OsBBBT  DM  Ardkm,  SOU  of  TuTchill,  by  his  2nd  wife, 
inherited  the  manor  of  Kingsbury,  the  principal  seat  of  hit 
father,  which  property  passed  eventually  to  his  only  dan., 

Amicia  db  Aroek,  wife  of 

Pbtbb  db  Braoxbridoo,  so  called  fh>m  a  place  near 
Lincoln,  of  which  he  was  lord.    His  elder  son, 

John  db  Braoxbridoo,  Lord  of  Kingsbury,  d.  issueless, 
2nd  Hbnry  III.,  and  was  ».  by  his  brother, 

WiLUAM  DE  Braoebridoo,  Lord  of  Kingsbury,  consti- 
tuted, 19th  Hekry  IIL,  a  Justice  of  asaiae  at  Warwick. 
He  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sib  Ralph  db  Bracbbbioo^  Knt.,  Lord  of  Kingsbury, 
knighted  in  the  SSrd  of  Hbnrt  III.  His  dau.,  Matilda,  m. 
Thomas  de  Clinton,  and  he  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sir  Johk  db  Braoebrioo,  Knt.  From  Sib  Jomf  we 
pass  to 

Sir  Ralph  db  Braoebrioo,  Knt,  styled,  in  an  inqui- 
sition  taken  in  the  Ist  of  Henrt  IT.,  "frater  Johaimis 
de  Braceb.Tgg  miUtis."  In  the  7th  Henry  V.,  Sir  Ralph 
was  summoned  the  first,  unongst  other  persons  of  note, 
to  attend  the  king  in  person,  for  the  defence  of  the  realm. 
Sir  Ralph  de  Brscebrigg,  it  appears,  attended,  in  1414.  with 
eleven  other  knights  of  ancient  fiunily,  Hskbt  V.  to  Paris, 
on  the  occasion  of  the  coronation  of  Chablbs  VI.  of  France. 
His  descendant  in  the  fifth  degree  was, 

Thomas  Bracebbiqo,  Esq.  (a  son  of  Smon  Braoebrigg^ 
lyy  Elinbeth,  dau.  of  William  Harewell,  of  Wotton-WavenX 
He  m.  twice,  and  disinherited  the  children*  of  his  1st  wifiB, 
on  noarrying  the  2nd,  Jocosa  Wilson.  His  son  and  heir; 
Thomab,  by  that  lady,  becoming  deeply  involved  in  debt, 
the  renttainder  of  Kingsbury  yrwB  alienated  to  Sir  Francis 
Willoughby,  Knt.  of  Middleton.  He  d.  1  March,  in  the 
11th  of  Buzabbth.    The  Srd  son  of  the  2nd  marriage, 

Akutil  Bbacbbbioo,  Esq.,  «.  Aima,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Oorbin,  Esq.  of  Hall  End,  and  was  grandfather  of 

Samucl  Bracebridob,  Esq.  of  Atherstooe,  who  m.  Eliar 
beth.  dau.  of  John  Moore,  Esq.  of  Shak&ton,  and  had.  with 
younger  children,  Amihjm,  his  heir,  and  Thomas,  in  holy 
orders,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  J<^uk  lAidford,  Esq. ;  and  his 
son,  Samtel,  who  assumed  the  name  of  Lcdpord,  was 
great-grandfiUher  of  Elisabeth^uhana  Lodfbnl,  the  wife 
of  John,  eldest  son  of  Sir  John  Chetwode,  Bart. ;  Frsnces- 
Milhcent  Ludford;  and  Mary-Aime  Ludford,  wife  of  the 
Rev.  Francis  Astley,  of  Evecley,  co.  Wflis.  These  ladies 
were  the  dans,  and  oo^keira  of  John  Ludford,  of  Aialej 
Hall.  Esq.,  who  d,  in  1S23,  The  .eMest  son,  and  noceeKir 
in  lt%»2.  of  Samuel  Braoebridge. 

Abraham  Bracebridob,  of  Atharsfecoa,  Bsq.,  «.  Maria, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Chamell,  of  Snarestoo.  oo.  Leicester,  Eaq.. 
and  was  &tber  of  aamQelt  of  Undky.  and 

ABa>HiiM  Bracebridos,  Esq.  ef  Atherstone.  wbo  was 
«.  by  his  son  (by  ^^  ^^  ^'i^'^  Maria,  dan.  and  eo-hdr  of 
the  Rev.  Walter  Jenningm.  of  Onparva,  in  StaffordshireX 

Abraham   Bracxbridoe.   Eaq.   of  Atherstone,   wbo  m. 
Mary.  dau.  of  John  Stika,  Esq.  of  Uxbcidge.  aul  had  isBoe, 
Abraham,  his  soooeesor. 
r      Walter  («c«  Bracxbbidge  ^f  M^rnOt ) 

I  *  The  eldest  sod,  William  Bncehndgei,  ai,  Abbsi,  dan.  of 
JuhxD  ^etbermiU;  and  d,  3  EuxABcrm.  teaving  a  «». 
Michael,  who  d.  *.  p,,  and  two  daoa.,  Maigeiy.  «.  Isc,  to 
Waklvvs  Willingtoa.  of  Hnriey.  Esq. ;  aad  Sodlr.  to  Bsr- 
naby  Easte,  Esq.;  and  JaM^ai.  to  LmmI Skipwith.  Ssq. 

t  This  gsntleBMH  had.  with  otkar  l0«Bh 
SamteuMP.  farTteiwocth:  wtw  d.  Im  ths  Ue  ef  Sd% 

I         Fhilxp.  in  hc<y  ordo*;  who  d.  in  171E2.  kavmg  tvs 
diujs.. 

Anne.  a.  to  Robert  Abr>*v. 
AMivTA,  Mw  to  G«oig«  Hfoua^  1 


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He  was  «.  at  his  deoeafle,  in  1780.  by  bis  oldest  son, 

Abraham  Brackbbidob,  Esq.  of  Atherstone,  who  m. 
in  1775.  Mary -Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  Sir 
Charies  Holte,  Bart,  of  Aston,  co.  Warwick,  and  had  a  son 
and  a  dau.,  vis.. 


i-HoLT^  present  proprietor. 
Mary-Holte,  who  m.  in  1803.  her  cousin,  Walter-Henxy 
Bracebridge,  Esq.  of  Morville  House. 

Mr.  Bracebridge  d.  in  1882. 

Jrm* — Vair^  aiig^.  and  sa.,  a  fesse,  gu. 

CVert— A  staff  raguly,  aig.  (NoU:  "The  Bear  and  raffged 
Staff**  belonged  to  Turchil  de  Warwick,  as  descendant  orthe 
chiTalrous  Ouy,  Earl  of  Warwick.) 

Jfotto— Be  as  Qod  will. 

Seert— Atherstone  Hall,  co.  Warwick. 


BRACEBRIDGE  OF  MORVILLE. 

Bracbbridoe,  Walter  Henrt,  Esq.  of  Morville 
Hall,  CO.  Warwick,  and  Chetwode  Priory,  Bucks,  b, 
in  1781 ;  m.  in  1803,  Mary-Holte,  dau.  of  Abraham 
Bracebridge,  Esq.  of  Atherstone  HalL 

ItlttSffr* — Wavtkb,  Bbackbridob,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of 
Abraham  Biaoebiidge,  Esq.  of  Atherstone,  m.  Harriet,  dau. 
9f  Henry  Streatfeild,  Esq.  of  Chiddingstone,  Kent,  and  by 
ber  (who  d.  4  March,  1824).  he  left  at  his  decease,  27  Oct. 
XBM,  a  son,  WALTKR-HmniT.  now  of  Morville  and  Chetwode 
Priory;  and  "One  surviTing  dau.,  Harriet-Anne,  of  Sea 
Beaoh  House,  Eastbourne,  Sussex,  widow  of  Houry  Ogle, 
Sk).,  son  of  the  Bev.  John  Ogle,  of  Kirkley,  Northum- 
bsriMid 

Armt,  Arc.,  same  as  Braocbbidgb  of  Athentone, 

Acts— Monrille  Hall,  Warwickshire ;  and  Chetwode  Prioiy, 


BRACKENBURY  OF  SKENDLEBY  HOUSE. 

Bracksnbubt,  Sir  Edward,  Knt.  of  Skendleby 
Hoose,  ca  Lincoln,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  lieut.-col.  in  the 
army,  m.  1st,  9  June,  1827,  Maria,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
EdwiBLrd  Bromhead,  of  Repham,  co.  Lincoln,  and  had 
mue, 

Sdwabz>-Bboichsai>,  b.  18  Oct.  1828 ;  d.  in  1845. 
He  m.  2iidly,  Eleanor,  widow  of  the  kte  William-B 
Clark,  Esq.  of  Belford  Hall,  Northumberland,  and 
dau.  of  the  late  Addison  Fenwick,  Esq.  of  Bishop- 
wearmouih.  In  1824,  he  was  invested  with  the 
order  of  the  Tower  and  Sword,  and  also  with  that 
of  St  Bento  d'Avis. 

KnCSfft. — ^This  fiarnQy,  which  descends  immediately 
from  Sir  Robert  Brackenbury,  the  famous  lieutenant  of  the 
Tower,  temp.  Richard  III.,  was  founded  in  England  by 
9r  Perse  de  Brakenbury,  one  of  the  companions  in  arms 
of  WiLUAM  the  Conqueror. 

The  grsndfather  of  Sir  Edward,  Brackenbury,  Cabb 
BaAOKEHBUBT,  Esq.  of  Pautou  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  eldest 
no  of  Cabb  Bbackbkbitbt,  Esq.  of  Spilsby,  was  father 
ef  the  Rev.  Edwabd  Bbaoksbbubt,  of  Bkendleby,  who 
4.  $.  j».,  and  of 

Bichabd  BBACKBffBUBT.  Esq.  of  Aswardby,  co.  Tinooln, 
who  wn,  Janetta  Gun,  of  Edinbuigh,  and  has  issue, 

Johm-Macphebsoh  (Sir).  K.H.,  late  H.  B.  M.'s  consul  at 
Qulix:  m.  in  1801,  Hiss  NicheLson,  dau.  of  William 
Nkdielson,  Esq. 

EnwAaD  (Sir),  of  Skendleby  House. 

WilUam.  of  Whitbv  House,  co.  Lincoln,  formerly  of  the 
101st  rsgiment:  deceased. 

Janetta,  m.  to  Charles  Brackeubunr,  Esq.,  elder  brother 
of  the  Ber.  Henry  Brackenbury,  or  Scremby. 

^r«s— Aig.,  three  chevrons,  interlaced  in  base.  sa. 
Cn$t—A  Hon.  oouchant.  sa..  at  the  foot  of  an  oak-tree,  ppr. 
MoUo    Hens  recueller  jamais. 
tet—Skendleby  House,  near  Spilsby,  co.  Lincoln. 

BRACJKENBURY  OF  SCREMBY  HALL. 

Brackehburt,  Henrt,  Esq.  of  Scremby  Hall,  co. 
liocobi,  6.  11  Dec.  1790;  m.  28  May,  1821,  Anne, 
only  dau.  of  John  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Ansthorpe  Hall, 
CO.  York. 

lttlM0t* — Cabb  Bbackbkbubt,  Esq.  of  Spilsby,  oo. 
liacoln,  m.  1st,  Miss  Anne  <}aoe,  by  whom  he  had  six  sons 
ysi  ooai  dau..  vis.,  Cabb,  of  Fsn^si  Hall  (sae  jpneeding 
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familyX  Joseph,  Thomas.  Longley,  C!hai-Ies,  John,  and 
Anne ;  and  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Tyrwhitt,  Bart., 
by  whom  he  had  one  son,  James.    The  third  son, 

Thomas -Cabb  Bbaokjbkbubv,  Esq..  m,  1st,  Elizabeth 
Ostler,  who  d.  in  1760 ;  and  2ndly,  in  1761,  Maigaret,  eldest 
dau.  of  John  Mottram.  E^.    He  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Chables  Bbaokenbuby,  Esq.  of  Scremby  Hall,  who  m.' 
in  1780,  Caroline  Hairby,  and  had  issue,  1  Charles,  m.  Miss 
Janetta  Brackenbury,  and  had  one  dau.,  Janetta ;  2  George; 
8  Hbnbt,  of  Scremby  Hall ;  4  Augustus ;  6  Evelyn ;  1  Anne ; 
8  Caroline ;  3  Sophia ;  and  4  Louisa.    He  d.  16  March,  1816. 

^rms— Aig.,  three  chevrons,  braced  in  base,  sa. 
Crat — A  lion,  couchant-guardant,  sa.,  under  an  oak-tree, 
▼ert 
Jtfbtto— Sans  reouellerjamais. 
Siot— Scremby  Hall,  Spilsby,  co.  Lincoln. 

BRACKENRIDGE  OF  ASHFIELD  PARK.  " 

Brackenridqe,  QsoRaE-CHARLES,  Esq.  of  Ashfield 
Park,  CO.  Tyrone,  J.P.,  barrister<it-law,  6.  18  June, 
1814 ;  assumed  by  royal  license,  9  March)  1846,  the 
surname  of  Bracken  iuoqe,  in  lieu  of  that  of  Trim-' 
ble,  and  the  arms  of  Biackenridge  quarterly  with 
those  of  Trimble. 

E'CttfAStt — Joseph  Tbimbls,  Esq.  of  Ashfield  Park, 
whose  mother,  Margaret,  was  dau.  of  Qeorge  Brackenridge, 
of  Ballymacan,  co.  Tyrone,  d.  8  Sept.  It- 4 1,  leaving,  by 
Catherine  his  wife,  a  son,  the  present  Oeobob-Chables 
Bbaokekbidob,  Esq.  of  Ashfield  Park,  and  two  daus., 
Jane,  m.  1st,  7  May,  1830,  to  James  King,  Esq.  of  Dough- 
more,  and  2ndly.  20  Oct.  1847,  to  Charles  Stanley,  Esq. 
of  Armagh;  and  Maiigaret,  m.  22  July,  1841,  to  James-C. 
Bell,  Esq. 

.<lrm«— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th.  as.,  three  roses,  atg., 
seeded,  or,  barbed,  vert;  from  the  chief,  a  pile,  of  the  thini, 
chazved  with  a  rose,  gu  ;  2nd  and  3rd,  per  fesse,  aig.  and  or, 
a  bull's  heiid.  cabossed,  sa. 

CYe$t — Between  two  eagle's  winn,  displayed,  as.,  a  pile, 
gu.,  chaiged  with  a  white  rose,  as  in  the  arms. 

JHTot/o— Labors  et  industria. 

5e<U— Ashfield  Park,  co.  Tyrone. 


BRADDON  OF  TREGLITH. 

Braddon,  John,  Esq.  of  Treglith,  co.  Cornwall, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  in  May,  1777;  m.  July,  1805, 
Judith,  dau.  of  Richard  Kingdon,  Esq.  of  Holswor- 
thy,  CO.  Deyou,  and  has  issue  three  sons. 

^itltUQt* — ^The  Braddons  were  originally  of  Northamp- 
tonshire :  the  first  of  the  family  recorded  in  the  Heralds' 
College,  as  living  in  Cornwall,  is 

Stiphbn  Bbaddoh,  barrister  of  iha  Inner  Temple,  of 
Trewoigey,  in  St.  Genny's.  He  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  WilUam 
Beleawe,  and  was  elected  member  of  paxiiament  for  the 
neighbouring  town  of  Bossiney,  in  the  first  year  of  Queen 
Elizabbtb  (1668),  as  he  also  was  in  the  fifth  of  the  same 
reign., 

WiLUAM  Bbaddou,  grandson  of  Stephen,  rebuilt  the  old 
house  of  Treworgey,  and  was  M.P.  for  Cornwall  in  1651. 
He  d.  at  Trewoigey  in  1094.  By  Ann  his  wife  (who  d. 
21  Oct.  1672),  he  left  issue  two  sons  and  one  dau.,  Hbnbt  ; 
Lawrence,  barrister  of  the  Middle  Temple ;  Ann.  m.  Har- 
rington, of  Devon,  grandson  of  Sir  John  Harrington.  Knt., 
godson  of  Queen  Elizabeth.    The  elder  son, 

Henbt  Bbabdon,  Esq.,  d.  26  Sept.  1711,  leaving  a  son. 

The  Rbv.  Johb  Bbaddon,  who,  in  1713,  was  mducted 
to  the  livings  of  Loffincott  and  St.  Oiles-on-the-heath,  Devon. 
He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Mill,  Esq.  of  Orimsoott,  oo. 
Cornwall,  and  left  two  sons  and  three  daus.  The  elder 
son, 

Jomr  Bbaddon,  Esq.,  m.  Mary,  only  child  of  Richard 
Martyn,  Esq.  of  Milford,  Devon ;  and  (i.  at  Milford  in  1788, 
leaTing  three  sons  and  a  dau.,  vis.,  Wiluam,  of  whom  we 
treat;  John,  In  holy  orders,  rector  of  Werrington,  oo. 
Cornwall,  d,  t,  p.  In  1842 ;  Hbmbt,  father  of  Wiluam 
Braddon,  Esq.  of  Skisdon  Lodge  («m  that  branch);  Mary, 
m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas-Tregenna  Hamley,  and  d.  iu  1815^ 
s.  p.    The  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  Bbaddon,  Esq.  of  Treglith,  oo.  Comwnll,  m.  In 
1774,  Mary,  dau.  of  —  Spettigue.  Esq.  oi  Treglith;  and  d, 
in  1823,  leaving  three  sons  surviving,  viz., 

John,  now  of  Treglith. 

Thomas-Anstia.  Richard-Martyn. 

Arm»—Stk..  a  bend,  fiisilly,  arg.  " 

Motto— 'Aui  mors  aut  libertas. 


B  B  A 

BRADDON  OF  SKISDON  LODGE. 

Brasdon,  William,  Esq.  of  Blacklands,  Deron, 

find  Skisdon  Lodge,  Cornwall,  J.P.,  late  H.E.LC.S., 

in.  Hannah-Maria,  dau.  of  John  Darnells,  Esq.,  and 

has.issue, 

L  Wiluax-Clqds,  m.  ItaiKaretpSeUiia,  dao.   of  John- 

Wogwi  Patten,  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  two  sons. 
n.  Henzy-Edward,    m.   AUoia-Elisabeth,   dau.   of  John 
Cbapmaa,  Esq.  of  Bloomfield«  co.  Tippeiary,  and  has 
two  sons.  in.  Jobn-Clode. 

I.  Hary-Maynard,  m.  to  the  Ber.  Jamos-Henxy  Chowne, 
(son  of  James  TUson,  Esq.  of  Goring,  co.  Oxford^ 
who,  in  complisnoe  with  the  will  of  hie  uncl^^  General 
Christopher  Chowne,  assumed  the  surname  of  Oaamwm ; 
they  have  issue,  three  sons  and  two  daus.  ^ 

n.  Sarah,  d.  imm.  in  18M.  lu.  Maria. 

IT.  Annie-Franoes,  m.  Richard-Strode  Hewlett,  oapt.  &.N. 
T.  Louisa<»uurlotto.  d.  8  July,  1847. 

&Cllta0t* — HsmtT  Bbadzx>v,  Esq.  of  Skisdon  Lodge, 
8rd  son  of  John  Braddon,  Esq.  of  Milfoxd,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of 
William  Clode,  Esq.  of  Camelford,  and  d,  in  1817,  kartng 
five  sons  and  two  daus. 

Richard,  ma^or  E.I.C.'s  sendee;  d.  unm.  in  1887. 

WiixiAM,  present  representative  of  this  branch. 

John-ClodcL  of  Camelford  and  Skisdon  Lodge ;  d.  in  1850. 

Henxy.  m.  Fanny,  dau.  of  J.  White,  Esq.  of  co.  Cavan. 

Edward-Nicholas,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  St.  Maty's  and 
St  Clement's^  Kent;  m.  Charlotte^  dan.  of  W.  Wright, 
Esq.  of  Kent. 

Sarah-Phillis-Clode^  la.  1st,  Edward  Kelly,  Esq..  capt  61st 
Ught  infantry,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Arthur  Kelly,  Esq.  of 
Kelly,  CO.  Devon,  and  by  him  (who  d,  24  May,  1831)  has 
a  son,  Edward-Henry-Kelly,  of  Camplehay,  Devon.  She 
m.  2ndly,  the  Rev.  WlUiim  Cowlard,  who  d.  17  June^  1844. 

Maiy,  m.  to  Charies  Basden,  Esq.,  capt.  &N. 

Arnu,  to,—AB  Braddok  of  TrefftUh. 

"    '  -Blacklands,  Devon ;  and  Skisdon  Lodge^  OomwalL 


BRADLEY  OF  SLYNB  HOUSE. 

Bradley,  RoberisGreekb,  Esq.  of  Slyne  House, 
eo.  Lancaster,  J.P.,  barrister-at-law,  and  a  bencher 
of  Qray*B  Inn,  b.  14  April,  1788 ;  m,  12  June,  1820, 
Lydia,  only  surviving  criild  of  the  late  Francis  Boyn- 
ton,  Esq.,  by  Charlotte  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  the  late  Sir  Warton-Pennyman  Warton, 
of  Beverley  Park,  co.  York,  Bart  She  d.  at  Slyne 
House,  12  April,  1836,  t,  p.  Mr.  Bradley  and  his 
Bister  Elizabeth  are  the  children  of  Robert  Bradley, 
Esq.,  by  Mai^garet  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Greene, 
Esq.  of  Slyne. 

ilrms— 8a.,  a  fesse^  engrailed;  and  in  ehisf,  a  mnOsU 
between  two  crosses,  form^fltch^  axg. 

AaC— aiyne  Houses  co.  limcaster. 

BRADSHAW  OF  BARTON. 

Brasshaw,  FRA170I8,  Esq.  of  Barton  Blount,  eo. 
Derby,  6.  8  July,  1800;  m.  18  Deo.  1828,  Mary- 
Anne,  dau.  of  Robert  Holden,  Esq.  of  NuttaJl  Tem- 
ple, Notts,  and  has  issue, 

I  Francis,  6. 1826.  n.  Henry-Holden,  6. 1828. 

m.  Bobert-WUmot,  6. 188«.       iv.  William,  b,  1840, 

L  Maiy-Anne.  n.  Frances-Maria. 

m.  Caroline.  rv.  Helen.  r.  Alice. 

ILintK^t* — The  BsAnsHAWs  nf  BarUm  Movnt  are 
dsscended  fktmi  the  Bradshaws  <(f  Br€id$kaWt  oo.  Lan- 
caster, whero  the  fiunily  have  flourished  fh>m  the  time  of  the 
Saxons,  the  present  owner  thereof  being  Thomas  Bradshaw- 
Isberwood.  Esq.  of  Marple  Hall,  Cheshire. 

Gborob  BRAnsHAW,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  John  Bradshaw,  of 
Bradshaw,  went,  cirta  1400,  into  Staffbrdshirs,  having  m. 
the  dau.  and  heiress  of  Sir  William  SkefiSngton.    His  son, 

JoBir  Brasshaw,  Esq.,  m.  Cicely,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Thomas  FoUambe,  of  Wyndley,  oo.  Derby,  and  d.  in  1628. 
His  grandson, 

Hbxbt  BRAnsRAW,  Esq.,  m.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Robert 
Elyre,  of  Haasop,  and  had  two  sons,  Hrhrt,  of  whose 
descendants  we  treat ;  and  William,  of  Bradshaw  Hall,  oa 
Derby,  ancestor  of  the  Bev.  C.-Bradshaw  Bowles,  and  also 
of  the  Bradshaw-Iaherwood,  of  Maiple.    The  eldest  sou, 

HxmT  BaAnauAW,  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Bkhard  Curaon, 
of  Kedieeton,  and  was  father  of 

RiCHABB  Bradshaw,  of  Alderwasley.  His  great-gxeat- 
gtandson, 

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BRA 

Hevrt  Brassbaw,  Esq.  of  Holbrook,  d.  1649,  leaving, 
by  Ellen  Hill  his  wife,  two  sons.  Bamubl,  his  heir;  and 
Arthokt,  of  Belper,  whose  eldest  dau.,  by  Anne  Lowe  his 
wife,  Anne,  ta.  Joeeph  Baggiley,  Esq.    The  son  and  heir, 

Saicuxl  Bradshaw,  Esq.  of  Holbrook,  m.  1676,  Maiy, 
dau.  of  Robert  Feame,  Esq. ;  and  d.  1716,  leaving  a  son, 

Thb  Bit.  Samusl  BRAneHAW,  of  Upmiaster,  in  Essex, 
6.  in  1688;  ta.  Kary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Elhs,  of  Oon- 
ningstone,  Notts,  and  dying  ».  p.,  bequeathed  his  estate  (0 
his  cousin, 

Joseph  Bagoaut,  Esq.  of  Holbrook,  (son  of  Joaaph 
Baggaley,  Esq.  of  Holbrook,  by  Anne  his  wifo,  dau.  of 
Anthony  Bradshaw,  of  Bdper)  who  assumed  in  1767,  the 
surname  and  aims  of  Bradshaw,  and  served  as  sheriff  tot 
Derbyshire  in  1777.  He  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  the  Bev. 
Frauds  Bower,  rector  of  Baribereugfa,  and  had  issue,  Frav- 
OS,  heir;  Jos^^  la.  Frances,  dau.  of  Samuel  Clowes,  Esq. 
of  Brouj^iton,  near  Manchester;  Anne,  m.  to  Thomas-P<»> 
ter  BoneU,  Esq.  of  Duffleld,  and  (i.  20  Oct.  18S1 ;  Elisabeth, 
«a.  16  Jan.  1798,  to  John-Edwin  Bisooe,  Esq.;  Maxy;  Har- 
riet; and  Frances.    The  eldest  son, 

Fravois  Bradshaw,  Esq.  of  Barton  Blount,  high-sheriit 
CO.  Derby,  1806,  m.  1798,  EUsa,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Wilmot, 
Bart,  of  Chaddesden;  and  dying  Aug.  1841,  left  issuer 
Fbajtois,  now  of  Barton  Blount ;  Charlotte  -  Anne,  wu 
19  Nov.  1821,  to  Bobert-S.-Wihnot  Sitwell,  Esq.  of  Stainsby ; 
Frances -Maria,  m.  8  March,  1828,  to  the  Bev.  Charies- 
Evelyn  Cotton,  of  Etwall  Hall ;  and  Elisabeth,  m.  b  July, 
1836.  to  the  Rev.  Peploe-P.  Moeley,  of  RoUeeton. 

ilrma— Arg.,  two  bendlets,  between  as  many  martlets,  sa. 
Ort$tf-'A  hart,  gu.,  standing  under  a  vlne*braneh,  verl 
Motto— Qoi  vit  content  tient  asses. 
Sactf— Barton  Hall,  co.  Derby. 

BRADY  OP  MYSHALL  LODGE. 
Bradt,  John  Bbauchamp,  Esq.  of  Hyshall  Lodge, 
ca  Carlow,  J.P.,  6.  2  July,  1800;  m.  25  Dec.  1825, 
Jane-Harriety  8rd  dau.  of  Sir  Rupert  Geoige,  Bart, 
and  has  issuer 
I.  J.-CORRWALL,  late  of  the  28rd  fiisiUers,  ».  26  Maroh, 
1827,  la.  6  Oct.  1858,  Elisabeth-Susan,  dau.  of  the  late 
Thomas  H.  Watson.  Esq.  of  Serendove,  oo.  Carlow. 
n.  Henry-Beauchamp  (69th  r^gt.),  b.  25  July,  1828. 
III.  Rupert-George  (1st  Royals),  b.  25  July,  1831. 
I.  Franoes-Margaret-Fetherstone,   m.  to  John-Frederick 
Leeky,  Esq.,  only  son  of  John-James  Leeky,  Baq., 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  of  Ballykesly,  oo.  Carlow. 

Mr.  Brady  has  served  as  high-sheriff  of  oo.  Oaiiow. 
His  father,  Hbkbt  Bbadt,  Esq.  of  Myahall  Lodge, 
son  of  Hugh  Brady,  Esq.,  by  Eliza  Beauehamp  his 
wife,  m.  in  1702,  Sarah  Pearson,  and  by  her  had  a 
son,  the  present  John-Bbauchamp  Brady,  of  Myshall 
Lodge;  and  two  dau&,  Jane,  m.  in  1810,  to  Major 
Cornwall;  and  Blisa,  m,  in  1817,  to  Sir  Francis 
Ford,  Bart 
iSMt-^Myahall  Lodges  oo.  Cariow. 

BRAILSFORD  OF  TOFT  KILL. 

Brailsford,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Toft  Hill  and  Toft 
Grange,  co.  Lincoln,  D.L.,  6.  10  Oct.  1787:  m.  Ist^ 
14  Jan.  1815,  Anne,  dau.  of  James  Shapley,  Esq.,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  one  of  the  co-heiresses  of  the  late 
William  Heathcote,  Esq.  of  the  colony  of  Demarsra, 
and  of  Standiffe  Hall,  oa  Derby,  and  has  iaiue, 

I.  Thomas,  b.  2  Nov.  1815 ;  d.  20  April,  1854. 

n.  Samuk^  b.  1  May,  1819. 

m.  John-ArthuivHeathoote,  5.  hi  1822;  4.  in  IMH 

nr.  William,  b.  2  June,  1825. 

I.  Eliaa. 

n.  EUen,  m.  in  1841,  to  the  Bey.  Charies  Holland,  Tioar 
of  Buigh. 

in.  Alsina,  m,  1848,  to  the  ^t.  Halford-Bobert  BurdetL 

lY.  EmmarDorothea. 

Mr.  Brailsford  m,  2ndly,  81  March,  1840,  Mary-Anne, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Hale,  rector  of  Holton,  and 
has  by  her  a  dau.,  Mary-Margaret 

%ilXtKflt* — ^Thomas  Braiufobd,  of  South  Normanton, 
descended  firom  the  BRAiLSFoane ^&nwr,  m,  sometime 
before  the  year  1689,  Elisabeth  Smyth,  of  Bolsover,  an 
heiress,  and  had  ason  and  suooessor, 

TnoMAS  BBAnsjonn,  of  Bolsover  and  South  Nonnanioop 


BRA 

Ikther,  by  FnmoeB  Meaofaam,  of  Mansfiold,  his  wife,  whom 
te  ».  SO  Sept.  1718,  of  Samuel  Bnilaford,  of  Bowthome, 
who  d.  in  1808,  and  of 

Thomas  B&ailsford.  of  Bolaorer  and  Soath  Normanton, 
In  the  CO.  of  Derby,  who  m.  in  1740,  EUen  Newbould,  of 
Manafldd  Woodhouao,  Notts,  and  bad  two  sons,  Thomas, 
his  heir;  and  Samuel,  who  «».  in  1780,  Mazy,  dau.  of  Nieho- 
laa  Christian,  Esq.  of  GasUeton,  Isle  of  Man,  and  d.  hi  1798, 
taaviBflr  two  Bona,  Thomas,  and  Samuel,  who  d.  in  1809. 
Mr.  Bnilsford  was  «.  by  his  elder  s(mi, 

Thomas  Bbailspobd,  Esq.  of  South  Normanton,  6.  in 
174S;  at  whose  decease,  without  iassue,  in  1820,  the  estates 
sod  gqi>rtseptation  of  the  ftunily  devolved  on  his  nephew, 
the  present  Thomas  Bbailsioed,  Bsq.  of  Barkwith  House. 

Arm9  lOtt,  a  cfaMjasfoil.  aa.,  on  a  diiei;  indented,  em.,  two 
pommsis  sash  diaig«d  with  a  cranv  axg. 

Cntt — A  unicorn's  head,  ai^.,  eraeed.  ffu.,  armed  and 
aianed,  or;  entwined  by  a  serpent,  ppr.,  and  charged  on  the 
neck  with  a  pomme,  and  thereon  a  croaB,  as  in  the  arms. 

ifotto— In  Jehovah  fides  mea. 

tmt    Toll  Orangey  Honicastle,  linoolnahive. 


BRAMSTOK  OF  SKREENa 

Brambtok,  Thomas- William,  Esq.  of  Skreens^  oo. 
Bmer,  M.P.  for  Essex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  80  Oct. 
1796 ;  m.  12  Aug.  1830,  Eliza,  5th  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  the  late  Admiral  Sir  Eliab  Harvey,  G.C.B.,  M.P., 
of  Rolls  Park,  in  the  same  coimty,  'and  has  issue, 

L  Tboma8-Habvst».6.  11  Msy,  1831. 

u.  John.  6. 14  Nov.  1832. 

m.  ^nUiam-Mondeford.  b.  8  Feb.  183& 

IV.  Henry,  b.  4  July,  1830. 

L  Geoigina.  u.  Bllza-Harrist. 

m.  Emma- Alios. 

lineXfr.— Sib  Jobh  Bbamron,  Knt.,  b.  at  Maldon, 
son  of  Roger  Kamston,  of  that  plaoe^  lineally  descended 
from  William  Brsmston,  sheriffof London,  18th  Riohabd  II., 
was  constituted  lord  chief  Justice  of  England  in  1086.  Sir 
John  Btamston  m.  1st,  Bridget,  dau.  of  Thomas  Mondeford, 
SB  eminent  physician  (son  of  Sir  Bdmund  Mondeford,  Knt. 
of  Pdtwsll,  in  NOTfoOc)  by  Kary  his  wife,  dan.  of  Hr 
Bkhaid  HiU  and  EUsabeth  his  wife,  the  20th  dau.  of  Sir 
WiBiam  Lock,  lord-mayor  of  London.  By  her  he  had  issue, 
1  JoAV  (Sh-X  his  heir ;  2  Mondeford  (Sir),  Master  in  Chan- 
osry,  who  m.  Ahoe,  dan.  of  Sir  Geoige  le  Hunt,  and  had 
IsBOs:  t  Franeis,  one  of  the  barons  of  the  Exchequer,  1078; 
1  Dorothy,  si.  to  Sir  WillSsm  Palmer;  2  Mary,  m.  to  John 
Paries,  Btaq.;  and  8  Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Dyke. 
The  <±dsr  justieem.  Sndly,  Elisabeth,  widow  of  Sir  John 
Bereton,  Knt.,  seijesnt-at-law,  and  dau.  of  Edward,  Lord 
BrabMon,  of  Ardee,  but  by  her  (who  d.  7  June,  1047)  had 
no  Issoe.    He  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  blseldeet  son, 

Sib  Jobh  Buambtok.  of  Skreons,  in  Essex,  Knight  of  the 
Bath  at  the  coronation  of  King  Chablbs  II.,  having  had  a 
seat  in  the  pariiament  (1000)  which  restored  the  monarchy, 
as  member  for  the  oo.  at  Essex,  ftnr  which  shire  he  was 
again  returned  knight  in  1001.  Sir  John  m.  Alice,  ekiest 
dao.  of  Anthony  Adby,  Esq.,  an  alderman  of  London,  and 
b7  her  left  at  hia  decease,  4  Feb.  1099,  (with  two  daus., 
Mary,  wife  of  Sir  Andrew  Jenour,  Bart  of  Bigoods;  and 
EUsabeth,  wifo  of  Mondeford  Bramston,  Esq.)  an  only 
surrivlug  son, 

AVTBOBT  Bbamstov,  Esq.  of  Sloeens,  who  m.  Gatherine, 
dsB.  atnd  co4)eir  of  Sir  Thomas  Nutt,  Knt  of  Mayes,  in 
FssTT,  and  d.  in  1722,  having  had,  with  other  issue, 
JoBB,  who  d.9.p.  in  1718,  leaving  three  daus.,  of  whom, 
Msiy,  m.  17S0,  Edward  Byng,  son  of  Lord  Torrii^r^n,  and 

Thomas  Bbammok,  Esq.  of  Skreens,  who  m.  1st,  Diana, 
dan.  of  Edward  Tumor,  Esq.  of  Stoke,  in  the  oo.  of  Lin- 
coin,  and  widow  of  Bobert  Feme,  Esq.  of  Locke,  in  Derby- 
drin,  but  had  by  her  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elisabeth, 
only  dan.  of  Richard  Bemey,  Esq.  recorder  of  Norwich, 
sod  had  (with  a  dau.  Maiy,  the  wife  of  William  Deedes, 
Isq.)  a  son  and  heir, 

TBOMAS-BBuniT  Bbamstov,  Esq.  of  Skreens,  M.P.  for 
tfa»  eo.  of  Essex  f^om  1779  to  1802^  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  and 
hib«SB  of —  Gardiner,  Bsq.  of  Norfblk,  and  dying  in  1812, 
sged  80,  left  (with  a  d«i.  Mary- Anne,  wife  of  J.-A.  Houblon, 
bq.of  Hallingbury  Place,  Essex)  two  sons,  Thomas-Oab- 
BiVBB,  his  heir;  and  Jobh,  of  Forest  Hall,  Essex,  in  holy 
Ofdera,  who  has  assumed  the  surname  of  Stank.  The  elder 
sen, 

Thomas-Oabdihbb  Bbamstoh,  Esq.  of  Skreens,  M.P. 
ftar  the  00.  of  Essex,  m.  Maria-Anne,  dau.  of  William 
BhiMw,  Bsq.  of  Queen  Anne  Stxeet,  London,  and  had  two 
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BRA 

sons  and  three  daus.,  viz.,  1  Thomas- William,  now  of 
Skreens;  2  John,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Great  Baddow, 
b.  in  1804,  who  m.  Ist,  in  1832,  Clarissa-Sandford,  only  dau. 
of  Sir  Nicholas  Tnmt,  and  2ndly,  Anna  Hanbuiy,  and  has 
issue;  8  Mary-Anne;  4  Charlotte,  m.  to  the  Bev.  J.  David^ 
son,  and  d.  hi  1841 ;  and  5  Elizabeth,  m.  to  W.  Hooper, 
Esq.,  B.N.,  and  d.  in  1839.    Mr.  Bramston  d.  8  Feb.  1831. 

ilmw— Or,  on  a  fesse,  sa,  three  plates,  aig. 

Cmt^A  lion,  sqjant,  collared,  sa.,  cha^^  with  three 

in  Essex. 


BRANFILL  OF  UPMINSTER  HALL. 

Branxul,  Bxnjamin-Atlitt,  Esq.  of  Upmlnster 
Hall,  oa  Essex,  an  officer  in  the  10th  royal  hussars, 
ft.  26  Feb.  1828. 

litltafft. — "  The  original  name  of  this  family,"  says 
Morant,  "  is  supposed  to  have  been  Bamfield," — a  supposi- 
tion borne  out  by  the  exact  similarity  of  arms.  The  pur- 
oluser  of  Upminster  Hall,  in  Essex,  was 

Capt.  Akdrbw  Bbabtill,  Esq.  of  Dartmouth,  in  Devon, 
who  bou£^t  the  manor  from  the  Earl  of  Gainsborough,  in 
1085.  He  m.  in  1081,  Damaris,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Aylet, 
of  Kelvedon  Hatch,  (son  of  the  gallant  Capt.  Aylot,  of  Mag- 
dalen Laver,  so  distinguished  in  the  cause  of  King  Chables 
during  the  great  civil  war,)  and  by  her  had  several  children. 
He  d.  27  July,  1709,  aged  59.    Hie  eldest  son  and  heir. 

Champion  Bbabfill,  Esq.  of  Upminster  Hall,  Essex, 
high-sheriff  in  1784,  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of  Mr.  Bei^jamin  Braimd, 
of  the  city  of  London,  and  had  issue.    The  elder  sozi, 

CoAMMOH  Brahull,  Bsq.  of  Upminster  Hall,  m.  Eliza- 
beth James,  and  by  her  had  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz.. 
Champion  ;  Benjamin ;  and  Frances,  d.  young.  The  elder 
son  and  hdr, 

Champion  Bbanfill,  Esq.  of  Upminster  Hall,  m.  14  Oct. 
1788,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Edward  Brydges,  Esq.  and  Jemima 
his  wife,  youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  WilUam  E^^erton, 
LL.D.,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  20  Jan.  1794,  John  Har- 
rison, Esq.)  had  issue  a  son,  Champion-Edward,  and  a  dau. 
Jemima-Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Thomas  Harrison.  Mr. 
Branfill  d.  7  Oct.  1792,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Champion-Edwabd  Bbanfill,  Esq.  of  Upminster  Hall, 
b.  18  July,  1789,  who  m.  20  Nov.  1818,  Anne-Eliza,  dau.  of 
the  Bev.  Anthony-Egerton  Hammond,  lineally  descended, 
maternally,  from  the  Earis  of  Bridgewater.  By  this  lady 
Mr.  BranflU  had  issue, 
Champion,  5. 19  Oct  1820 ;  succeeded  to  the  estate  of  the 

late  Joseph  Russell,  Esq.,  and  awnimed,  in  consequence^ 

the  surname  and  arms  of  Russell. 
Bgerton-Anthony-Hammoud,  b.  28  March,  1825 ;  d,  6  Oot. 

BxN jamin-Atlbtt,  of  Upminster  HaU. 

Champion-Edward-Biydges.  6.  in  1829;  d.  in  1881. 

Brydges-Robinson,  6.  22  Nov.  18S3. 

John-Arthur-Capel  6.  22  March,  1838. 

Eliza-Jemima-Mazy,  m.  28  May,  1851,  to  the  Bev.  BdWard- 
Francia  Qei^. 

Chariotte-Jane.  Agnes-Josepha. 

Mr.  BranfiU  d.  7  Oct.  1844. 

.^mu— Or,  on  a  bend,  gu.,  three  mullets,  azg..  quartering 
Atlkt,  vis.,  Ou.,  three  annulets,  an.,  surmounted  by  a 
chief,  azg. ;  on  a  canton,  or,  a  rose  of  England,  ppr. 

Cyet^—Anaked  arm,  holding  a  sword,  rising  out  of  a  cloud, 
ppr. 

Afofto— Not  in  vain. 

flta^-UpIninster  HaD,  Upminster, 


BRAY  OP  SHERR 

Brat,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Sh&re,  oo.  Surrey,  h. 
20  July,  1798. 

fttII(aj|?.-^The  nsme  of  the  Sicur  db  Brat  occurs  in 
the  roll  of  Battel  Abbey,  amongst  the  associates  in  arms  of 

the  CONQUIEOB. 

B»  RiCHABD  Bbat,  the  descendant  snd  representative  of 
the  Norman  knight,  is  said  by  some  to  have  been  of  the 
privy  council  to  Henry  VI. ;  by  others  he  is  called  the 
King's  phyBidan ;  the  former  is  the  more  probable,  as  he 
was  buried  in  Worcester  cathedral.  He  had  two  wives :  l^ 
the  1st,  Maigaret,  dan.  of  John  Sandea,  Esq.  of  Fumess 
Fell,  in  Lancashire,  he  had  an  only  son,  John  (SirX  whose 
only  dau.  and  heir,  Maigaret,  m.  Sir  William  Sandys,  Baron 
Sandys  of  the  Vine;  by  the  2nd,  Joan,  Sir  Richard  had  two 
other  sons,  vis.,  Sm  Rbginaij>  Brat,  knigfat-bsnneret  and 
K.O.,  lord-treasurer  temp,  Hsnrt  VII.,  and 

John  Brat,  Esq.,  who  was  buried  in  the  chancel  of  the 
church  at  Chelsea,  had  (with  a  dau.,  the  wife  of  Sir  John 


B  R  E 

VorrisX  three  sons,  EDanrND  (SirX  summonod  to  parliament 
aa  Baron  Bray,  Slat  Hekry  VIII.,  ancestor  of  the  present 
BAHoxsaeBBATB;  Edward  (Sir),  of  whom  presently;  and 
Beginald,  of  Barrington,  co.  Olouoester,  ancestor  of  the 
Brats  (^  Barrinffton.    The  2nd  son. 

Sib  Edward  Brat,  Knt.  of  Vachery  Park,  in  Cranley, 
Surrey,  was  sheriff  of  Surrey  and  Sussex  in  the  80th  of 
Hrnbt  VIII.,  and  represented  the  former  county  in  the  two 
pariiaments  of  Queen  Mart.  He  d.  in  1658,  and  was  $.  by 
his  son. 

Sir  Edward  Brat,  Knt.,  H.P.  for  Helstone,  in  the  13th 
EiJZABBTH,  who  tn.  Ist^  Hary,  dau.  of  Simon  Elrington, 
Eicq.  of  Northampton,  and  had  by  her  an  only  son,  Regi- 
nald, described  as  heir-apparent,  and  of  the  Inner  Temple  in 
1657,  being  then  of  age,  who  appears  to  have  d^  Issueless. 
Sir  Edward  m.  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  William  Roper, 
Esq.  of  Eltham,  in  Kent,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  the 
Chancellor  Sir  Thomas  More,  and  had  another  son,  also 
named  Rboikald.  He  m.  3ixlly,  Magdalene,  dau.  of  Sir 
Thomas  Cotton,  of  Kent,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1563,  he  had 
no  issue ;  and  4thly,  a  lady,  named  Mary,  by  whom  (who 
wedded  2ndly,  Sir  Edmund  Tylney,  master  of  the  revels  to 
Queen  Euzabkth)  he  had  three  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  Sir 
Qeoige  Chowne,  Knt.  of  Wrotham,  Kent ;  Magdalen,  m.  to 
George  Bowes,  Esq.  of  Durham;  Frances,  m.  to  George 
Gastrell,  Esq.  Sir  Edward  d,  in  1581,  and  was  i.  by  his 
son, 

Rjboikald  Brat,  Esq.  of  Shere,  bapt.  1  May,  1565,  who 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Richard  Covert,  Esq.  of  Hascombe,  in 
Surrey,  and  left  a  son  and  successor, 

Edward  Brat,  Esq.  of  Shere,  6.  in  1577.  He  m.  Ist, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Edward  Covert,  Esq.  of  Tuynham,  in  Sussex, 
and  was  grandfather  of 

Edward  Brat,  Esq.  of  Shere  (son  of  Edward),  bapt. 
18  Oct.  1640,  who  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Vincent  Randy  11,  Esq. 
of  Chilworth,  and  dying  in  1714,  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Edward  Brat,  Esq.  of  Shere,  bapt  4  Jan.  16S7,  who 
M.  in  1727,  Ann,  dan.  of  the  Rev.,  Geoige  Duncumb,  rector 
of  Shere,  and  dying  in  1740,  was  «'.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Tbr  Rbv.  Georob  Brat,  of  Shere,  who  d,  vnm.  1  Mandi, 
1803,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

William  Brat,  Esq.  of  Shere,  the  learned  antiquarian 
and  historian  of  Surrey,  bapt  7  Nov.  1786.  He  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Henry  Stevens,  Gent,  and  had  (with  three  daus., 
Mary,  Catherine,  and  Amelia-Caroline,  who  d.  unm.  in  1789) 
sson, 

Edward,  b.  81  Jan.  1768 ;  who  m.  Mary- Anne-Catherine, 
dau.  of  Daniel  Malthus,  Esq.  of  Albury,  in  Surrey,  and 
sister  of  the  celebrated  writer  on  population,  and  prede- 
ceasing his  father  in  1814,  left  issue, 
1  Edward,  now  of  Bhers. 

S  Reginald.  6.  in  1797;  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  T.-N.  Long- 
man, Esq.,  and  has  a  son,  lieginald-More,  and  two 
daus.,  MoVy  and  Henrietta-Louisa. 
8  William,  in  holy  orders. 
1  Henrietta-Maxy,  m.  to  Augustus  Warren,  Esq. 
S  Louisa.  8  Catherine. 

Mr.  Bray,  who  was  treasurer  to  the  Society  of  Antiquaries, 
and  editor  of  The  Evelyn  Metaoirs,  d.  in  1832. 

Jmu— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  a  chevron,  between 
three  eagles'  legs,  sa.,  erased  4  la  cuisse,  their  talons,  gu. ; 
Snd  and  3rd,  vaiiy,  aig  and  az.,  three  bend%  gu. 

CrtU — A  flax-breaker,  or. 

fiea^-8here^  near  Guildford. 


BRAY  OF  LANGFORD  HILL. 

Brat,  Cbcil-Nicholas,  Esq.  of  Langford  Hill,  co. 
Cornwall,  J.P.,  5.  14  July,  1804;  m.  20  Dec.  1831, 
Hiss  Maiy-Dennis  Abraham,  of  TaviBtock,  co.  Devon, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Cecil,  6. 14  Jan.  1885. 

I.  Maigaret-Maiy.  ii,  Lucy.  m.  Mary. 

Mr.  Bray  is  son  of  the  late  Ricbard-Burdon  Bray, 
Esq.,  and  grandson  of  Nicholas  Bray,  by  Elizabeth 
Burdon  his  wife. 

Arm9—Arg.,  three  oak  trees,  ppr.,  acomed,  or. 

Crest  — On  a  ducal  corunet,  as.,  a  griilin's  head,  erm., 
beaked,  or. 

i8«l— lAngford  HiU,  Mariiamchuivh,  co.  Cornwall. 

BRERETON  OF  BRINTON. 
Brereton,  John,  Esq.  of  Brinton,  co.  Norfolk,  h. 
11  Sept  1813;   m.  29  June,    1841,   Elizabeth-Ann, 
only  dau.  of  Robert-John  Brereton,  Esq.  of  Bhikeney, 


B  R  B 

by  Sarah  his  wife,  younger  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of 
Pearson  Walton,  Esq.  of  Walton  House,  co.  York, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Johh-Lloyd,  6.  23  April,  1842. 

II.  William-Robert-John,  6.  16  Feb.  1845. 
m.  Robert-Pearson,  b,  18  March,  1848. 
IT.  Cuthbert-Arthur,  6.  17  Sept.  1850. 

I.  Elizabeth-Anna. 

ECtieage.—Ormerod,  in  his  able  Hiitorp  of  ChtAire, 
mentions  Oroerenor,  DsTenport,  and  Brereton  as  "three 
grantees  who  can  be  proved  by  ancient  deeds  to  have 
existed  at  or  near  the  Conquest,  though  unnoticed  in 
Domesday."  Of  these,  the  fiamily  least  fkvoored  by  forw 
tune  in  later  times  (the  peerage  and  the  baronetcy  in  th9 
Brsreton  £unily  haring  both  become  extinct,  and  the  heir- 
ship in  lands  and  manors,  in  all  the  prindpal  Wnglish  lines, 
having  descended  to  females)  was,  during  the  earlier  cen- 
turies after  the  Conquest,  among  the  most  distinguished 
in  the  Palatinate ;  and  by  its  fortunate  and  splendid  mar- 
riages became  entitled  to  prefer  for  its  issue  the  highast 
claims,  even  to  ducal  and  regal  descent. 

The  Breretons  appear  to  have  arrived  in  England  from 
Normandy  with  Wiluaic  thc  Cokqubbob,  under  Oilbeit 
or  Oislebert  de  Venables,  suraamed  Venator  (the  hunterX 
afterwards  Baron  of  Kinderton,  in  the  retinue  of  Hu^^ 
Lupus,  or  Hugh  d'Avranohes,  nephew  of  the  Cokqukbob, 
and  afterwards  Earl  of  Chester. 

After  the  Conquest,  the  manor  of  Brereton  (called 
Bretone  in  Domesday)  was  one  of  the  six  dependencies  of 
the  Barony  of  Kinderton.  Very  shortly  after  this  period, 
says  Ormerod,  "  the  manor  of  Brereton  was  granted  to  a 
family  which  assumed  the  local  name,  and  was  probably 
descended  from  the  same  stock  as  the  Norman  grantee  of 
the  Barony  of  Kinderton,  if  an  opinion  may  be  formed 
from  the  arms  which  the  Breretens  subsequently  used, 
arg.,  two  bars,  sa.,  difiering  only  in  tincture  from  the  coat 
which  the  Barons  of  Kinderton  had  adopted.**  And  what 
seems  a  decisive  test  of  consanguinity  is,  that  upon  any 
intermarriage  of  the  Venables  with  the  BrereUma,  a  dispen- 
sation was  required. 

On  these  grounds  it  is  inferred,  that  the  first  grantee  of 
the  manor  of  Brereton,  who  assumed  the  local  name,  was 
a  Venables,  or  a  youthful  kinsman  engaged  in  the  Norman 
adventxue.  What  we  find  as  a  fact  is,  that,  in  reign  of 
William  Rufub,  Ralf -  de  Brereton  witnessed  a  deed  of 
Gilbert  de  Venables,  and  was  probably  his  esquire. 

The  lineage  of  the  direct  line  of  the  Bbebetohs  of  BrereUm 
Hatl,  and  the  Irish  branch  descended  therefhun,  is  to  be 
found  in  Orroerod's  NiHorjf  qf  ChetUr^  Lysons'  Magwi 
Britannia^  Collins'  Peerage,  and  Sir  F.  Dwarris'  Memoin  fif 
the  Brereton  Family. 

Fixran  the  branch  seated  at  Shocklack  and  Malpas  Hall, 
Cheshire,  which  separated  from  the  elder  branch  of  the 
family  in  the  person  of  Sir  Randle  Brereton,  of  Ipstanee, 
descend  the  Bbcbbtoms  qf  Norfolk. 

John  Bbkbctoit,  Esq.,  tn.  Cicely,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Robert  and  Mary  Cook,  of  Brinton,  and  was  father  of 
three  sons.    The  eldest, 

John  Bbsbbton,  of  Brinton,  m.  Anne  Banbridge,  but 
d.  «.  p.,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

WiLUAM  Brkbkton,  Esq.  of  Brinton,  who  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Shorting,  collector  of  customs  at  the  port  of 
Cley,  and  niece  of  Admiral  Sir  Cloudeeley  Shovell,  Knt, 
and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Shovbll  Brkbbtom,  Esq.,  who  left  only  two  daus.  His 
brother, 

John  Brebbton,  Esq.  of  Brinton,  m.  Bridget,  younger 
dau.  of  John  Brett,  Esq.  of  Toft  Trees,  co.  Norfolk,  de- 
Monded  fh>m  the  fkmily  of  QUr  Percy  Brett,  and  had  issue, 

JoHK.  his  heir.  AbeU 

William,  m.  Anne^  dau.  of  William  Roberts,  Esq. 

Robert,  of  Blaken^,  who  m.  Aim,  dau.  of  —  Hudson,  Esq. 
of  Tottenham,  co.  Middlesex,  and  had  issue,  Robert- 
John,  his  heir,  of  Blakeney,  who  m.  Sarah,  younger  dau. 
and  oo-heiress  of  Pearsou  Walton,  Esq.  of  Walton  House, 
CO.  York,  and  has  issue  a  son.  Robert-Pearson,  m.  in 
May,  1842,  Anna-Margaretta,  eldest  sister  of  the  present 
John  Brereton,  Esq..  of  Brinton.  and  a  dau.,  Elisabeth- 
Anne,  wife  of  the  said  John  Brereton.. 

And  several  daus. 
The  eldest  son, 

John  Brerston,  Esq.  of  Brinton,  m.  hiP  cousin,  Anna- 
Margaretta,  eldest  dau.  of  David  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Lanvau- 
ghon,  CO.  CaixUgan,  by  Mary  his  wife,  younger  dau.  of 
William  Brereton,  Esq.  of  Brinton,  and  had, 

William  John,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently. 

Chttiltfs-Davio,  rural  dean,  rector  of  little  Mniaingham, 


BBE 


B  R  E 


eo.  Norfolk ;  6.  4  July,  1790 ;  m.  20  June,  1819,  Fnmoee, 
dan.  of  Joseph  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Highbury  Hill,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, and  StowUngtofb  Hall,  co.  SuiTolk,  and  has, 
Charles-David,  b.  19  April,  1830,  m.  Jan.  1844,  Eliza,  dan. 
of  William  Kent,  Esq.^eniy,  6.  28  May,  1821,  m.  4  Sept. 
1848,  Emily,  dau.  of  Henry  Boulderson,  Esq. ;  Joseph- 
Uoyd.  m.  24  June,  1852,  Frances,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William 
Martin;  John- Alfred;  William-Wilson;  Robert-Maitland  ; 
Anna-Margaretta,  «».  14  Mav,  1844,  H.-O.-W.  SperUng, 
Esq.,  and  d.  $.  p.;  Frances-Mary,  d.  1848 ;  Mary- Anne ; 
BxnmarMi^da;  Henrietta-Lucy. 

Baudle,  of  Blakeney,  merchant :  m.  Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of 
WHIiam  Barwick,  Esq.  of  Holt  Lodge.  Noifolk,  and  had 
issue  a  son,  Bandle-Bu^ck,  and  four  daus. 

Bbovttll,  of  Briningham,  impropriator  and  rector  of  Great 
Borinc^and,  Norfolk ;  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  Edward  Colwell, 
Esq.  fl^  London,  and  has  issue,  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz., 
ShoveU-Henry,  CSiarles- John,  and  Anna-MargarettarJane. 

Maty. 
The  eldest  son, 

William  Johh  Bbcrbiok,  Esq.  of  Brinton,  a  magistFate 
sod  deputy-Ueut.  for  Norfolk,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John 
Hale,  Esq.  of  Worcester,  and  had  issuer 

JoHV,  now  of  Biinton. 

Anna-Maigaretta,  m.  In  May,  1842,  to  Bobert- Pearson 
Brereton,  Esq. 

Elizabeth,  m.  in  May,  1842,  to  Richard  Ward,  Esq. 

Mary-BrecknelL  Emma-Franoes. 

Jnn*— Arg.,  two  bars,  sa. 

Creti — ^A  bear,  ppr.,  muzzled,  or. 

Jfotto-^Of^tuhmte  Deo. 

Seat-^Btinton,  oo.  Norfolk. 


BREWSTER  OF  WRKNTHAM. 

KtlfSffT. — ^The  Brewsters  are  one  of  the  oldest  of  our 
BMt  Anglian  families :  in  the  c(mfinnation  by  Harvey, 
Ctaraioeux,  a-d.  1661,  of  the  original  grant  of  arms  (now 
in  the  possession  of  Cardinal  Brewster,  Esq.  of  Habtead, 
GasexX  the  house  of  Brewster  is  descrilfed  as  "  most  an- 
eient; "  the  date  of  original  grant  is  not  known.  In  a  list 
«f  the  gentry  of  Norfolk,  returned  to  King  Henbt  VII., 
Aj>.  148S,  we  find  the  name  of  GalfHdus  Brewster,  and 
in  1560,  Sir  J(dm  Brewster  died  at  Kirton,  in  Lincolnshire. 
Ibe  fiunily  became  connected  with  the  county  of  Suffolk  at  a 
stiU  earlier  period,  for  in  1376,  John  Brewster  was  witness 
to  a  deed  relating  to  land  in  the  parish  of  Henstead.  In  the 
early  part  of  the  reign  of  Edward  IV.,  the  manor  of  Wren- 
tham  was  ptirchased  by  this  &mily ;  and  in  1550,  Humphrey 
Brewster,  Esq.,  built  Wrentham  Hall,  which  was  occupied 
by  his  descendants  until  1797,  when  on  the  death  of  ano- 
ther Humphrey  Brewster,  the  estate  was  sold  and  the 
mansimi  taken  down. 

In  the  toaaty  of  Suflblk,  this  family  ^possessed  oonrider- 
aUe  influence ;  and  in  the  great  rebellion,  became  active 
partisans  of  the  parliament  Colonel  Humphrey  Brewster 
rated  and  commanded  a  troop  of  horse  against  the  king ; 
and  Bobett  Brewster,  Esq.  of  Wrentham  Hall,  sat  for  Dun- 
vkh  in  the  Long  Parliament. 

William  Bkewstxr,  Esq.  of  Rushmere,  oo.  Suffolk, 
living  temp.  Hkitbt  VI.,  s».  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Hervey. 
Esq.  of  Olton,  oo.  Suffcdk,  and  was  father  of  Robert  Brew- 
ster, Esq.  ctl  Rushmere,  who  m.  the  dau.  and  co-heiress 
of  Sir  Christopher  Edmonds,  of  Cressing  Temple,  co.  Essex, 
sod  Lewknor,  co.  Oxon ;  and  had  two  sons,  Humphrey 
SBd  James.  The  former,  Humf^rey  Brewster,  Esq.  of 
Wrentham  HaU,  oo.  Suffolk,  who  built  that  edifice,  6.  in 
16S0V  *•  Alice,  dau.  of  William  Foster,  Esq.  of  Copdook,  co. 
ffoflblk,  and  d.  in  1593,  having  had  by  her  (who  d.  in  161 1)^ 
two  sons  and  four  daus.,  viz..  Fbakcis,  his  heir ;  Hum- 
phrey, of  Hadleigh,  oo.  Suffolk,  m.  Orizel,  dau.  of  Robert 
Bolt  Bsq.  of  Hadkigh,  and  d.  in  1613,  aged  44 ;  Elizabeth, 
sk  Isfc,  to  niomas  Brews,  Esq.,  son  of  Sir  J.  Brews,  of 
Wenham  Hall,  eo.  SufMk,  and  2ndly,  to  Frands  Claxton, 
Kaq.  of  Chfosion,  co.  Suffolk ;  Susan,  m.  to  John  Hayward, 
Baq.  at  Gfsieham,  oo.  Suflblk ;  Mary ;  and  Jane.  The  elder 
•SB  and  heir, 

Fbajrss  Bbswbtib,  Esq.  of  Wrentham  Hall,  6.  in  1566, 
J.P.  aad  D.L.  for  the  oo.  of  Suflblk,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Bobart  SnelUiig,  Esq.  of  Ipswich,  and  d.  in  1644,  having  had 
by  tUs  lady,  who  d,  in  1638, 

BoHsr,  his  heir. 

Fkaada,  of  Wrentham,  b.  in  1600 ;  m.  Susanna  Bunnen ; 
aad  d.  in  1657,  having  had  issue,  Francis,  b.  in  1627,  d. 
in  16M :  John,  of  Yarmouth,  b.  in  1632 ;  Robert,  6.  in 
1698;  Nathaniel,  6.  in  1648;  Bei\]ainin,  b.  in  1644;  Eliaa- 
betfa;  Mary;  and  Anne. 

Htnnphfvy,  of  Hedenham,  oo.  Norfolk,  and  afterwards  of 
Beodea,  co.  Suflblk,  b.  in  1602;  lleut-coL  of  infuitry; 
d.  in  1660 ;  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  —  Atkins,  Esq.  of  Norwich, 
aad  had  Isoue^  Philip,  of  Wrentham  Hall,  who  d.  1710; 
129 


Samuel,  of  Norwich;  and  John,  of  Beodes,  who  t». 
Rebecca  Cleeves,  and  d.  in  1718. 

John,  of  Wyflelds,  Barking,  co.  Essesc.  b.  in  1604 ;  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Augustine  Scottowe,  Esq.  of  Norwidi ;  and  d.  m 
1677,  having  had  issue,  Augustine,  of  Wyfields,  6.  in  1642; 
and  d.  in  1708,  set  66 ;  Samuel,  of  St.  Maigaret's,  West- 
minster, who  d.  in  1701,  leaving,  by  Dorothy  his  wife, 
a  son,  John,  of  the  Cursitor's  Office,  and  two  daus., 
Dorothy  and  Mary. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Taylor. 

Mary,  w.  to  —  MUdmay,  Esq. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Robert  Brewster,  Esq.  of  Wrentham  HaU,  b.  in  1599, 
M.P.  for  Dunwich  in  1640-45-49-54-58-59,  and  1660,  and 
for  tbe  00.  of  Suffolk  in  1666 ;  m.  Amy,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomaa 
Corbet,  of  Sprowston,  co.  Norfolk,  and  had  two  sons, 
Fraivcib,  and  Robert  He  d.  in  1663,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Feaitois  Brewster,  Esq.  of  Wrentham  Hall,  6.  in  1623, 
M.P.  for  the  co.  of  Suffolk,  who  m.  Cicely,  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  Sir  Charles  Crofts,  of  Bardwell,  co.  Suffolk,  and 
had  two  daua.. 

Amy,  m.  Sir  Philip  Skippon,  M.P.  for  Dunwich,  son  of 
M%]or-Oen.  Skippon,  the  republican  general ;  acd  Cicely,  m, 
1st,  to  Sir  Robert  Hatton,  of  Ditton,  Surrey;  and,  2ndly,  to 
Sir  Harry  Dutton  Colt,  Bart.,  M.P.  for  Westminster,  temp. 
WiLUAM  and  Anne.  Mr.  Francis  Brewster  d.  in  1761,  and 
was  «.  by  his  brother  Robert,  on  whose  decease  in  1681,  $.  p., 
Phiup  Brewster,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Col.  Humphrey  Brew- 
ster, of  Beodee,  became  the  proprietor  of  Wrentham  Hall : 
he  d.  in  1710,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

HuMPHRBT  Brewster,  Esq.  of  Wrentham  Hall,  who  m. 
Elizabeth  Molton,  and  d.  in  1735,  aged  63,  having  had  by 
her,  who  d.  ia  1747,  Philip  ;  William,  b.  1718,  d.  1788, 
i.  p. ;  Humphrey,  6.  1721,  d.  1751,  unm. ;  Anne,  m.  John 
Wilkinson,  Esq.  of  Halesworth,  co.  Suffolk ;  Frands,  m. 
John  Meadows,  Esq.  of  Wortham,  oo.  Suflblk ;  Mary ;  and 
Elizabeth.    The  eldest  son, 

Philip  Brewster,  Esq.  of  Wrentham  HaU,  6.  in  1712,  m. 
Isabella  Crompton,  of  Doncaster,  oo.  York,  and  d.  in  1765, 
having  had  by  her,  who  d.  in  1778, 

HuMPHRST  Brewster,  Esq.  of  Wrentham  Hall,  6.  in 
1752,  d.  1797,  unm.  This  fiunily  had  many  ramifloations ; 
one  branch  settled  at  Barking,  in  Essex,  and  possessed  the 
manor  of  Withfidd,  in  Great  Ilford,  and  the  manor  of 
Condovers,  in  West  Tilbury;  another  branch  was  esta- 
blished at  Castle  Hedingham,  in  Essex.  There  was  also  a 
branch  of  the  family  which,  in  the  reign  of  Elizabeth, 
owned  land  in  Luddenham,  Linstead,  Lonham,  Ospringe, 
and  other  parishes,  in  the  cotmty  of  Kent ;  another  branch 
settled  in  Northamptonshire,  in  the  reign  of  Charles  I., 
where  they  possessed  the  manor  of  Welford,  and  other 
lands;  and  another  branch,  seated  in  Lincolnshire,  gave 
birth  to  William  Brewster,  the  ruling  elder  and  chief  pastor 
of  the  Pilgrim  Fathers,  who  in  16i0  went  to  America  to 
avoid  the  religious  persecutions  to  which  they  were  ex- 
posed in  this  country,  and  became  the  fbunders  of  New 
England.  In  1655.  Nathanid  Brewster,  of  Aldby,  in  Nor- 
folk, was  appointed  chaplain  to  Henry  Cromwell,  lord- 
lieutenant  of  Ireland,  and  was  actively  engaged  in  the 
service  of  the  parliament;  and  in  the  same  year,  Hugh 
Brewster  and  Frands  Brewster  were  acting  as  commis- 
sioners for  securing  the  peace  of  the  commonwealth  at 
Bury  St.  Edmunds;  their  correspondence  with  Cromwell 
and  his  secretary  Thurloe  may  be  seen  in  Thurloe's  Stat* 
Paperi.  In  1699,  Sir  Francis  Brewster  was  appointed,  in 
company  with  the  Earl  of  Drogheda  and  others,  a  commis- 
sioner to  take  account  of  forfdted  estates  in  Ireland. 

The  Hedingham  brandi  of  the  Wrentham  family  settled 
at  Castle  Hedingham,  Essex,  early  in  the  16th  century,  and 
was  allied  to  the  ancient  families  of  Clopton,  Foley,  Went- 
worth,  Seckford,  Hardwicke,  Neville,  Quarles,  Ac. 

Robert  Brewster,  son  of  John,  had  four  sons, 

William,  who  d.  1583.  Robert. 

Richard,  d.  1598;  buried  in  St  Dunstan's  in  the  West» 
with  Alice  his  wife. 

John. 

William  Brewster,  Esq.,  eldest  son,  m.  Ist,  Anne,  dan. 
of  Sir  Wm.  aopton,  of  liston  Hall,  Essex.    By  her  he  had, 

William,  6.  1562;  m.  a  dau.  of  John  Wells,  Esq.  of  London, 
and  had  issue,  John,  Anthony,  and  William. 

CordeL 

Catherine,  m.  let,  to  Thoma**  ""•miwicke,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly, 
to  William  Neville,  Esq.  oi  York. 

The  2nd  wife  of  William  Brewster  was  Mirabel,  dau.  of 
Sir  John  Foley,  of  Badley,  oo.  Suffolk,  by  Ann,  dau.  of 
Thomas,  Lord  Wentworth,  of  Nettlestead  Hall,  co.  Suffolk; 
by  her  he  had,  /^^  t    ■ 

j^...dbyCjOOgle 


John,  b.  157ft ;  d,  in  Ireland. 

Edmund,  d.  1038,  buried  in  Badley  churoh. 

WlUliun,  of  Great  BeftllngB.  Suflfolk,  d.  1624. 

Edward,  of  Woodbridge,  Suffolk,  d.  1637. 

Thomaa,  of  Wlckham  Market,  Suffolk,  d.  164ft.       ^  „,  ^ 

Anne,  b.  1679 ;  m.  lat,  to  Thomas  Kirby,  Eaq.  of  Klrby 
Hall,  CaaUe  Hedlngham,  and  Henham,  co.  Essex ;  2ndly, 
to  Sir  Thomas  Seckford,  of  Heckford  Hall,  Great  Bealinga, 
CO.  Suffolk ;  and  Srdly,  to  Sir  Robert  Quaries,  of  Stewards, 
Romford,  co.  Essex,  M.P.  for  Colchester,  and  brother  of 
the  poet  Quaries. 

JoBV  Brswstkb,  Esq.,  4th  son  of  Robert,  was  Secondary 
of  the  Office  of  Fines  :  he  m.  Ist,  Thomasine,  dau.  of  John 
Fierce,  Esq.  of  London  ;  she  d.  1696 ;  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Richard  Tliorahill,  Esq.  of  Bromley,  co.  Kent: 
*she  had  been  preyiously  married,  1st,  to  Christopher  Webb, 
eldest  son  of  Sir  William  Webb,  and  first-cousin  of  Arch- 
bishop Laud;  and  2ndly,  to  Sir  James  Deane.  John 
BMWster  had  issue  by  his  1st  wife, 

I.  Thomas.  n.  Richard. 

Thomas  BiJcwflrrsB,  Esq.,  his  son  and  heir,  of  the  Middle 
Temple,  and  of  Burwell,  co.  Lincobi,  and  Trumplngton,  co. 
Cambridge ;  m.  Ist,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Jooelyn, 
.of  High  Boding  Hall,  co.  Essex ;  he  m.  2ndly,  Dorothy, 
<1au.  of  —  Martin,  Eaq.  of  Barton,  co.  Cambridge,  by 
whom  he  had,  Dorotbt,  his  heir,  who  ta.  Henry  Wingfield, 
Esq.  of  Crowfleld,  oo.  Suffolk.  In  1668,  John  Brewster 
represented  the  co.  of  Essex  in  parliament,  and  in  1666, 
he  was  a  member  of  the  parliament  committee  formed  for 
the  preservation  of  the  peace  of  the  county  of  Essex. 

Descendants  of  this  branch  of  the  flunily  are  still  residing 
in  the  nt-lgfabourhood  of  Hedlngham. 

^rm#— vSa..  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  eetoiles,  ig. 

Crtit^A  leopard's  head,  erased,  as. 

fida^— Ualsted  Lodge,  Essex. 

BRICKDALE  OF  BIRCHAMP  HOUSE. 

Brio&dalr,  John-Fostescue,  Esq.  of  Birchamp 
House,  oo.  Glouoeater,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  barriater-at-law, 
b.  17  Feb.  1788 ;  m.  7  July,  1818,  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Charlei  Qregorie,  Esq.,  by  Catherine-Sophia  his  wife, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Qeorge  Macaulay,  M.D.,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  MATTHSW-lRQurrr,  barrister-at-law,  b.  1ft  April,  1817. 

It.  Charles-John,  lieut.  in  the  navy. 

ni.  John-Fortesoue,  lieut.  in  the  61st  foot. 

I.  Anne. 

n.  Catherine-Sophia,  m.  in  1840,  to  Edward-Owen  Jones, 
Esq.  of  Nass  House,  oo.  Gloucester. 

tn.  Mary. 

HUlf  JISt.'The  Briokdales  were  originally  of  Brick- 
dale,  00.  Lancaster,  of  which  fiuuily  were  Ralph  and 
Thomas  Briokdak,  first  govemors  of  Conway  Castle,  temp. 
Xdwaad  I. 

JoHH  Bkiokdali,  lord  <tf  the  outnor  of  mton,  oo.  Olouces- 
tsr,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  Elinbeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert 
Bound,  mayor  of  Bristol,  and  was  father  of  two  8on^ 
Jomr,  who  m.  and  settled  in  Spain,  where  there  are  several 
of  the  fiunily,  and 

Mattbbw  Briokdau,  lord  of  the  manor  of  Filton,  oo. 
Glouoeater,  and  of  Stoodlelgh,  oo.  Devon,  who  bad  estates 
in  the  COS.  of  Somerset,  Salop,  and  Montgomeiy,  all  of 
which  he  sold.  He  repiesented  Bristol  in  several  parlia- 
Uaments.  and  resided  at  West  Monkton,  Somersetshire. 
Mr.  Briokdale  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Smith,  Esq. 
of  CUfton,  00.  Qlouoester,  by  Lucy  bis  wife,  dau.  of  Thos. 
Carew,  Eaq.  of  Garew  Castle,  oo.  Pembroke,  and  Crow> 
0ombe,  oo.  Somerset,  and  by  this  lady  was  father  of 

JoBN  BaiOKBALi,  Eeq.,  J.P.  and  D.L.  fbr  Somerset  and 
Devon,  who  ai.  in  Feb.  17S7,  Anne-Inglett,  youngest  dau. 
of  Bkhaid-Inglett  Forteai»»,  Esq.  of  ^uidlestooe,  Buck- 
knd-flUeigh,  and  Dawliah,  eo.  Devon,  and  had  issue, 

Jom-FoitnEscus,  now  of  Bhrchamp  House. 

Biduurd,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  FeHhoipe  and  vksr  of 
Ringland.  Ncurfolk,  ai.  Sbrire  BaunseU. 

Fhmoes-Eliaabeih.  Anne.  Lucy-Maria. 

Mr.  Brickdale  «i.  38  June,  IMO. 

.4rau-<Granted  by  Sdwakd  IL  to  Jenk^n  RrkkdaK  for 
his  valiant  services  in  the  field;— Ax.,  a  chevTon.  between 
tkree  sheaves  of  five  arrows,  or,  flighted  and  pheoned,  aig.. 
peintwl  and  banded,  gu. 

CV«aC»— Ist,  a  a^af  of  arrows,  as  in  the  arms;  Snd.  out  of 
a  dncal  coronet,  or,  adoni-lion,  rampant,  supportinga  sp 
por^  thenon  a  standard,   as.,  fringed  and  tassdOed, 
rfisniil  ■Hli  s  sliiisfiif  fliii  ■iiiiiiii.  asintheannsw 

JMf»-Flde  et  ibrtitadiiML 

tmt    Birchsmp  Houses  Cokford,  oo.  Okmcestss: 
ISO 


BR  I 

BRIDGER  OP  BUCKINGHAM  HOUSE. 

Bridger,  Harry -Cclvill,  Esq.  of  Buckingham 
House,  Old  Shoreham,  co.  Sufisex,  J.P.,  6.  11  June, 
1799;  m.  21  May,  1825,  Sarah-Louisa,  Srd  dau.  of 
William  ^crase,  Esq.,  late  of  Withdean,  co.  Sussex, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Harbt,  6.  27  June,  1828,  m.  9  March,  1850,  Eliza-Ann, 
eldest  dau.  of  George  Orme,  Esq.  of  Merlon,  co.  Surrey, 
and  has  one  son,  Harry-Colvill,  6.  21  Nov.  1850. 

n.  William.  6. 14  Sept.  1834. 

m.  John,  6.  14  March,  1836,  d.  16  March,  1837. 

IV.  Frederick,  b.  24  May,  1837. 

V.  Augustus-Goring,  b.  24  July,  1841. 

I.  Louisa,  d.  23  Sept.  1840.  n.  Mary. 

m.  Isabella,  d.  10  Nov.  1841.  xv.  Emma. 

v.  Adda-Catharine. 

litUage.— Hakbt  Bbidosr,  Esq.,  m.  Kathetine  Brid- 
ger, and  had  issue,  Hany,  6.  10  Feb.  1720,  d.  young;  Ccl- 
vill, b.  6  May,  1726,  d.  young ;  Colvill,  his  heir ;  Hany,  ft. 
8  March,  1732;  Richard,  6.  16  June,  1734;  Arthur.  6. 
13  Oct  1787;  Katherine;  Anne;  Elisabeth;  and  Mary. 
The  eldest  surviving  son  and  heir, 

CoLYiLL  BBinaKR,  Esq.  of  Buckingham  House,  co.  Sus- 
sex, served  as  high-sheriff  of  Sussex  in  1778.  Ho  m.  Mary, 
2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Charles-Mathews  Goring,  4th  Bart,  of 
Highden,  co.  Sussex,  by  Mary  his  first  vrife,  youngest  dau. 
of  William  Blackbume,  Esq.  of  High  Ongar,  and  by  this 
lady  had,  with  several  sons  and  daus.,  an  eldest  son  and 
heir, 

Habbt  Bbiixibb,  Esq.  of  Buckingham  House,  ft.  16  Sept. 
1768,  who  TO.  8  June,  1797,  Mary-Ann,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late 
Jeremiah  Watson,  Esq.  of  Great  Portland-street,  London, 
and  had  issue, 

Hbubt-Colville,  present  representative. 

FrEmk,  m.  Manr.  dau.  of  Cwtain  John  Butler,  of  New 
Shoreham,  and  d.  «.  d.,  25  Feb.  1840. 

Augustus,  d.  wim.  16  Nov.  1828. 

John,  m.  Elisa-Pope,  dau.  of — Comper,  Esq.  of  Chichester, 
and  has  issue  one  son. 

Mary-Anne. 

Isabolla,  m.  to  John-Sandys  Penfold,  Esq.  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Bridger  d.  25  Mardi,  1832. 

^rm«— Aig.,  a  chevron,  engrailed,  sa.,  between  three  crah^ 
gu. 
CreH — ^A  crab,  as  in  the  arms. 
£eal-^uokingfaam  House,  Oki  Shoreham,  oo.  Sussex. 


BRIDGER  OF  HALNAKER 
Bridgbb,  Wiluam-Miltow,  Eaq.  of  Halnaker,  ca 
Sussex,  a  magistrate  for  that  county,  m.  10  Oct 
1887,  Sophia,  youngest  dau.  of  Gorges  Lowther, 
Esq.,  formerly  of  Kilrue,  co.  Meath,  and  Julia  his 
wife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Huntingford,  and  uiece  of 
George-Isaac  Huntingford,  late  l^op  of  Hereford. 
By  this  ladyJMr.  Bridger  has  issue, 

I.  WiLLIAM-MlLTOV,  ft.  1  Aug.  1838.' 

n.  John-Huntingford,  ft.  13  Aug.  1888. 

m.  Bobert-Lowther,  ft.  8  Deo.  1840. 

I.  Bq^hia. 
Mr.  Bridger,  barrister-at-law,  and  recorder  of  Chi- 
chester, Is  son  of  the  late  William  BrnDOBR,  Esq., 
and  Mary  Pannd  his  wife,  and  great^nephew  of  Ann 
Streetin,  wife  of  William  Milton,  Esq.,  for  many 
years  deputy -recorder  of  Chichester,  which  lady 
cequeatiied  to  him  the  Milton  property. 

^nM— Arg..  a  dkevron,  between  three  craba,  go. 

CW«<— A  hand,  grasping  an  ei^'s  nook  and  bead. 

fijal—Halnaker,  Cmchester. 

BRIGHAM  OF  POXLEY  HOUSE, 

FORMSBLT  OF  BrIGHAM. 

Briqham,  William,  Esq.  of  Foxley  Hooae,  Lymm, 
00.  Chester,  h,  18  Feb.  1792;  m.  S  Feb.  1884,  Eliia- 
beth,  dau.  of  John  Richardson,  Esq.  of  MandMster, 
and  has  two  daus., 

I.  HanuxTTA-FsLiofA.  n.  HsLm-BusABRS. 

Mr.  Brigham  is  male  heir  of  the  ancient  TosUuro 
family  of  Bmqham  of  Brigham. 

lintEffT.— Ralth  Bbioham.  of  Brig^iam,  oo.  Toik,  soo 


B  RI 


BB  I 


firioff  Mil  Hbhet  VII.,  m.  EUzaboth,  dan.  of  Orimston  of 
CottinghtHn,  and  waa  father  of 

Frakcu  B&ioham,  of  Brigham,  liying  1584,  who  m.  Mar- 
garet, dan.  of  Gilbert  Warter,  of  Cranswick,  and  left  a  son, 
Ralpa  Bbiohax,  6.  in  1583,  whoee  wife  Mary  was  dau.  of 
Bslph  Oeswell,  of  Nonkelling,  oo.  York.  By  her  he  left 
St  his  decease  in  1656,  three  sons  and  three  daus. :  of  the 
htter,  the  eldest.  Mary,  m.  Ralph  Wilberfosse:  of  the 
fonner,  the  Snd,  but  eldest  to  survive, 

WiLUAM  Bbioham,  of  Brigham  and  Wyton,  both  in 
Holdemene,  oo.  York,  aged  53  years  at  tho  heralds'  visitation 
of  Yorkshire  a.i>.  1665;  d.  eire.  1670,  having  had,  by  Ursula 
Us  wife^  dan.  of  Bichard  I^ngley,  of  Mellington,  in  the  East 
Biding;  two  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  Leonard  Metcalfe,  and 
Uorothy;  and  three  sons,  John,  his  heir;  Richard,  of 
Wytoci,  hying  in  1700,  then  ».  with  issue;  and  Peter. 
The  eldest  son,  JoHif  Bbioham,  of  Brigham  and  Wyton, 
i«ed  S8  at  the  beialds'  visitation,  m.  in  1669,  Mary,  dau.  of 
fhomas  Meyuell,  Eaq.  of  North  Kilvington,  oo.  York ;  and 
d.  in  1710.  "niere  were  of  this  marriage  two  daus.  and  two 
SODS ;  the  youngier,  William,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Vaterton,  of  Walton,  Esq. :  the  elder, 

BooKE  BmiOHAM,  Esq.  of  Brigham  and  Wyton,  m.  in 
1711,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Edward  Chariton,  Esq.  of  Hesley- 
dde,  Northumberland  ;  and  dying  in  1729,  left  issue, 
1  WilUam,  of  Brigham  and  Wyton,  who  m.  Ursula,  dau.  of 
Ralph  Brigham,  Esq.  of  Wyton,  and  had  issue  an  only 
difld,  Anne,  who  d,  wtm.  7  Jan.  1767,  twenty-seven  days 
before  her  father;  2  Nicholas,  d.  t.  p.;  S  John,  of  whom 
presently;  and  4  Jermrd,  of  Preston  in  Holdemeese.  The 
thizdson, 

Jomr  Bbkiham,  Esq.  of  Brigham  and  Crathomo,  m. 
Inne,  dan.  of  duristopher  Metcalfe,  and  had,  with  other 
ddldnD,  who  d,  young  or  unmarried,  a  son,  William,  his 
hiir;  snd  Anne,  m.  4  July,  1791,  to  James  BuroheU,  Esq., 
H.D.,  of  Richmond,  oo.  York.  Mr.  Brigham  d.  9  Jan.  1792, 
aged  67,  and  waa  «.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  Bbioham,  Esq.  of  Brigham  and  Abberfbrd,  and 
afUrwaids  of  Manchester,  6.  2  Aug.  1750 ;  who  m.  1  Sept. 
1783,  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Creaawell,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who 
tf.  29  Oct.  1384)  had  iisue, 

WnxiAM,  preeent  representative  of  this  ancient  fkmily. 
HaoiT,  in  noly  orden  of  the  church  of  Rome;  6.  23  Jan. 

1796. 
Bdward,  of  Mandiestor,  b.  27  Sept.  1799 ;  tn.  Mary,  dau. 

of  John  Caatree,  of  Manchester,  and  has  issue. 
Chariea,   of   Dodden  Green,  Westmoreland,  a  Catholic 

Driest;  6.  0  March.  1802. 
0<^vm%  d.  19  May,  1834. 
Mr.  Brigham,  who  sold  the  Brigham  estate^  d.  22  July, 
1815. 

Arw^—Arg.,  a  aaUier,  engrailed,  vert. 

Cml    Otttc^  a  ducal  coronet,  aplumeof  feathen. 

JhUc    In  cmce  aalua. 

gwl    Foxley  House,  Ijmm,  oo.  Cheater. 


BRINKLET  OF  ARDAOa 

Brivklkt,  Richard  Qravis,  Esq.  of  Ardagh,  and 
Fortknd,  oo.  Sligo,  (.  21  Sept.  1823 ;  m.  2  Dec.  1845, 
Herter,  dau.  of  James  S.-D.-D.  Lloyd,  Esq.,  by  Char- 
lotte bis  wife,  dau.  of  George  Hepenstal,  Esq.,  and 


L  Johv-Llotd,  b.  8  June,  1852. 

n.  Jamea-WiRiam-Arthur,  b.  16  Mazdi,  1854. 

L  Charlotte-Ida-Harrieite. 

n.  Lonisa-Maria-Snaan. 

m.  Harrlette-Adela. 

lineasr.— Mattbkw  Bbihklet,  Esq.,  b.  2  March, 
1790,  son  of  the  Ric^t  Rev.  Johv  BBDnLLsr,  Lord  Bishop 
of  doyne,  the  Astronomer  Royal  of  Ireland,  by  Esther 
Weld  his  wifo,  m.  6  March.  1821,  Harriette,  dau.  of  the 
Tery  Rev.  Ridiard  Orares,  dean  of  Ardagh,  and  had  issue, 

RiCHAHiMJaATHB,  uow  of  Ardsfi^  and  Portland. 

Mathew,  Ueat.  97th  foot 

Esther,  m.  to  John  Alexandw,  Esq.,  M.P.  of  Milford,  oo. 

.pariow. 

m.  to  Wffliam-H.  Longfleld,.  Esq.  of  Oravehnount» 


Harrietts^  «.  to  R.-H.  Farrer,  Esq.  of  AahAald,  Queen'a 
County. 

.4  w-Ajl,  a  eroaa  patonce^  engrailed,  and  in  chief  three 
titottes^  or. 

ChBtf—A  oroes  patoneo^  engrailed,   surmounted  of  an 
•Btoila^  all  or. 

Jlf<o€l4^— Mutabimnr. 

tete— >Arda^  and  Fdrtland,  co.  Bligo. 
191 


BRISCOE  OF  TINVANE. 

Briscoe,  Hejjrt  -  Whitby,  Esq.  of  Tinvane,  co. 
Tipperary,  J.P.,  6.  29  Sept^  1809 ;  s.  his  father  7  Feb. 
1834 ;  m.  8  June,  1835,  Miss  Deborah  Shaw,  and  has 
issue  three  sons  and  five  daus. 

9.itltKQt* — This  ia  a  branch  of  the  andeut  Cumberiand 
family  of  Briscoe  o/  Cro/ton  Hall. 

WiLUAM  -  Musa&AVE  Brisoob,  a  yoimger  son  of  the 
English  house,  accompanied  his  brother-in-law,  Col.  Pon- 
sonby,  to  Ireland,  an  officer  in  the  same  r^^ont,  and 
settled  in  the  barony  of  Iverk,  co.  Kilkenny,  a.d.  1650.  His 
descendant, 

HsNRT  Baisoos,  Esq.,  J.P.  for  the  counties  of  Tipperary, 
Kilkenny,  and  Waterford,  bom  in  1763,  at  Tybroughney 
Castle,  00.  Kilkenny,  the  residence  and  estate  of  his  ances- 
tors, entered  the  1st  regiment  of  horse,  31  Aug.  1770.    He  in. 
in  1775,  Miss  Maigaret  Bneyd,  and  had  issue, 
Henbt-Whitbt,  his  heir. 
John,  mi\jor  royal  artiUery,  deceased. 
Robert,  an  officer  27Ui  foot,  deceased. 
Ed  ward- Whitby,  J.P.  co.  Kilkenny,  m.  Miss  N.  Rivers. 
Abigail,  (Mrs.  Bowers,)  deceased. 
Fauny,  deceased. 

Maigaret,  ».  to  M^jor-Gen.  Bredin,  royal  artillery. 
Dora,  m.  to  J.  Wilkie.  Esq.,  Ordnance  storekeeper,  brother 
of  Sir  David  Wilkie,  R.  A. 
Anne,  m.  to  Capt  Gibson,  RN.  Battalion. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Capt.  Christian,  RV.B. 
The  eldest  son, 

HxintT  Brisooe,  Esq.,  J.P.  for  the  counties  of  Tipperary, 
Kilkenny,  and  Waterford,  6.  in  1777,  «.  his  father,  Henry, 
in  1807.    He  m.  in  1808,  Miss  Alicia  White,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  in  1816,  had  issue, 
Hsif  BT,  his  heir. 

Frauds,  M.A.,  vicarofKilmessan,  and  rector  of  Maoetown, 
in  the  diooese  of  Meath,  6.  14  Nov.  1^10.  m.  in  1854,  Dora, 
eldest  dau.  of  John  Cornwall,  Esq.  of  Branstown  House, 
CO.  Meoth. 

Alicia-Louiflo,  m.  5  Jan.  1836,  Richard-Bergoin  Bennett, 
Esq..  barriistei^at-law,  eldest  son  of  Richard-Newton 
Bennett,  Esq.,  barriater-at-law,  formerly  of  Blackstoops, 
CO.  Wexford,  and  chief  justice  of  Tobago,  and  has  issue, 
three  sons  and  two  daus. 

Anne.  tn.  in  1851,  to  Thomas^.  Waring,  Esq.,  late  of  the 
CO.  Kilkenny,  and  has  issue,  one  sou. 
F^mny.  Harriette. 

^rm#~Arg.,  three  gr^hounds,  courant.  in  pale,  sa. 
Cretl — ^A  greyhound,  courant,  sa.,  seizing  a  hare,  ppr. 
Motto— Fofft  virtutem  curro. 
;5M^Tiuvane  House,  Carrick  on-Suir,  oo.  Tipperary. 


BRISTOW  OF  BROXMORE  PARK. 

Bristow,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Broxmore  Park,  oo. 
Wilts,  M.A.,  J.P.,  s.  his  father  8  Dec.  1776;  w. 
Sophia,  dau.  of  Joseph  Twine,  Esq.  of  Ramsbiupy, 
and  had  a  dau., 

Ada-Bophia,  b,  0  Jan.  1841. 

S,ituaff0. — In  1899,  or  about  that  period,  Jomr  ns 
Bristows,  a  lineal  descendant  of  Sir  John  de  Burstow,  of 
Burstow,  in  Surrey,  aaaessor  for  that  county  in  1294,  was 
cupbearer  to  Hkmrt  IV.  He  was  ancestor  of  Johh 
Bristow,  of  Lee,  mentioned  in  St.  Geoige's  Visitation  of 
Essex,  ▲.!>.  1084,  as  John  Bristow,  of  Lee,  Gent,  the  father 
of  Nicholas  Bristow,  described  as  his  2nd  son. 

Nicholas  Bbistow,  who  was  6.  in  1494,  held  the  ap« 
pointment  of  clerk  of  the  Jewels  to  Kings  Hsnbt  VIII.  and 
Edward  VI.,  and  to  Queens  Mart  and  Elizabtth.  In  1543 
he  purchased  the  manor  and  estate  of  Little  Bibbesworth, 
Herts,  and  subsequently  had  grants  of  the  manor  of  Ayot 
St.  Lawrence,  and  the  manor  of  Cannons,  near  Watford. 
Nicholas  Bristow  d.  in  1584,  aged  90,  leaving,  by  hia  wife, 
dau.  of  Robert  Barlye,  of  Great  Bibbesworth,  a  son  and 


Nicholas  Bbistow,  Esq.  of  Ayot  8t.Lawrenoe  and  at 
Little  Bibbesworth,  clerk  of  the  Jewels  to  King  Jambs  I. 
He  ».  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Boteler,  Knt.  of  Watton 
Woodhall,  and  was  fiither  of  Nicholas,  of  Ayot  St.  Law* 
reooe,  whose  son, 

RoBKRT  Bristow,  Esq.  of  Ayot  St  Lawrence  and  little 
Bibbeswoxth,  b.  in  159«.  m.  in  1641.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Richard  Scriven,  Esq.  of  London,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in 
1690,  had  issue.    The  2nd  son, 

RoBBBT  Bristow,  Esq.,  6.  in  1643,  established  himself  in 
North  America  in  1660,  on  the  restoration  of  Charlbs  II., 
as  is  stated  in  Sir  Edward  Bysshe's  Visitation  of  the  County 
of  Horts,  in  1G69.    His  only  son. 


B  RI 


B  R  O 


BOBDKT  Bbistow,  Esq.,  became  sabseqiiently  a  Bank 
director,  and  sat  as  one  of  the  members  for  Winchelsea, 
1098  and  1700.  He  m.  in  1684.  Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of 
Bobert  WooUey,  Esq.  of  Londdn,  and  by  her,  who  d,  28  Oct, 
1751,  aged  84,  had  issue, 

I.  Robert,  his  heir. 

n.  William,  a  chief  commissioner  of  revenue  in  Ireland, 
d,  mm.  in  1758. 

ni.  John,  of  Quidenham  Hall,  oo.  Norfolk,  Sub-Governor 
of  the  South  Sea  Company,  M.P.,  ^.,  m.  in  1733,  Anne- 
Judith,  dau.  of  Paul  Folsin,  an  East  India  merchant  in 
Paris,  and  dying  at  Lisbon  in  1768,  left  issue, 
1  Henry  Bristow.  of  Dover-street  Piccadilly,  capt.  and 
lieut-coL  in  the  Coldstream-guards,  m.  his  cousin,  Anne 
Dashwood,  one  of  the  maids  of  honour  to   Queen 
Chablottb,  and  dying  at  Bath  in  1786,  left  issue, 
OiOBOK,  page  of  honour  to  Queen  Chablottb,  lieut- 
coL  gremulier-guards,  and  afterwards  aide-de-camp 
and  private  secretary  to  the  Marquess  of  WeUesley, 
governor-general  of  India;  m.  in  1805,  Elixabeth-Lacy, 
dau.  of  Lieut. -Col.  Howe,  of  Bath,  and  <L  at  Fort 
William,  in  Calcutta,  in  1833,  leaving  issue, 
Thomas-Henry,  captain  in  the  army,  6.  25  Oct  1807, 
m.  16  June,  1841,  Susanna-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  lieut- 
CoL  Percy  Qroves,  of  Boughton,  Kent 
George-William  Grant  6.  in  1809,  in  the  Hon.  E.  I. 
Co.'s  military  service,  m.  in  1832.  Isabella,  dau.  of 
M%jor-Gen.   Colin  Cunpbell,   commander  of  the 
forces  at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
Cei^atrMichael,  6.  in  1811,  in  the  Hon.  E.  I.  Co.'s 
mditary  service,  d.  unm.  in  1839. 
John-Samuel,  6.  in  1815,  in  the  Hon.  E.  I.  Co*s  mili- 
tary service. 

Pellegrine-Howe,  6.  in  1818.  in  the  Hon.  E.  I.  Co.'s 
military  service,  and  d.  in  1846. 
Elisabeth-Geoiigiana,  m.  in  1825,  CoL  Dimdas,  of 
Manor,  and  has  issue. 

Anue-Catherine,  m.  in  1830,  J. -Spencer  Judge,  Esq. 
of  Calcutta,  and  has  issue. 

Sabina-MariOk  «».  in  1884,  to  her  cousin,  Bobert 
Neave,  Esq.  of  the  Hon.  E.  I.  Co.*s  service,  nephew 
of  Sir  Thomas  Neave,  Bart,  of  Dagnam  Park,  oo. 
Essex. 

Lacy- Ann,  m.  in  1836,  Capt  Daniel,  of  the  Hon. 

E.  I.  Co.'s  military  service. 

Madeline,  m.  in  1799,  Lieut -Col  Andrew  Ceijat,  of  the 

life-guards,  and  left  issue,  Madeline,  m.  to  Robert 

Baird,  capt  R.N.,  brother  of  Sir  David  Balrd,  Bart 

of  Newbyth. 

5  John,  President  of  the  Board  of  Trade  at  Calcutta,  who 
m.  Emilia,  dau.  of  William  Wrangham,  Esq.,  and  dying 
in  1803,  left  issue.  John-Charles,  of  Eusmere  HUl,  Ulls- 
wator,  CtmiberlsJid ;  Emelia-Sophia,  m.  to  Fredwick 
Welstead,  oomm.  R.N. ;  and  Charlotte-LouiBa,  m.  in 
1809,  to  George  Hannam,  Esq. 

8  William,  R.N.,  6.  17  Dec.  1750,  m.  in  May,  1782,  Maiy, 
dau.  of  Anthony  Sawyer,  Esq.  of  Heywood  Lodge, 
Berkshire,  by  Pluebe  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Richard  Harcourt  Esq.  of  Wigsell,  M.P.  and  d,  at  Bath 
in  1803,  having  had  iBsue, 

William,  R.N.,  killed  off  Boulogne,  under  Lord  Nelson, 
tnl80L 

Henry,  lieut-col.  in  the  army.  6.  19  Feb.  1786,  m.  Eli- 
sabeth Alchome,  of  the  Kentish  fiunily  of  the  name, 
and  has  a  son,  Henry- William,  and  a  dau.,  Eliza. 

1  Anne-Maigaret,  ta.  in  1761,  to  her  cousin,  the  Hon.  H. 
Hobart  M.P. 

2  Catharine,  m.  to  lieut-Gen.  the  Hon.  Simon  Fraser, 
M.P. 

8  Louisa,  m.  to  Tillieux  Girardot  Esq.  of  Putney. 
4  Frances,  m.  in  1761.  to  Sir  Richard  Neave,  Bart 
0  Caroline,  m.  in  1774,  to  William-Henry,  Lord  Lyt- 
telton. 

6  Mary,  d.  won. 

7  Harriet  m.  to  Gen.  Slessor,  Governor  of  Oporto. 

8  Sophia,  d.  unm.  in  1778. 

L  Katherine,  m.  to  Geoive  Dashwood,  Esq.,    M.P.,   of 
Heveningham  Hall,  Suffolk. 

II.  AverilkK  d,  unm,  in  1762. 

m.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John,  Earl  of  Buckinfffaamshlre. 
IV.  Anne,  m.  in  1728,  to  Francis,  Earl  of  Ingham. 
T.  Frances,  m.  to  John  Wards.  Esq.  of  Squernes. 
TL  Rebecca,  <L  «fMi.  5  Jan.  1775. 
Bobert  Bristow  d.  20  Sept  1706»  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
•on. 

BoBKBT  Bbistow,  Esq.  of  Miohelderer  House,  oo.  Hants, 
•lerk-oomptroUer  of  the  household,  and  M.P.  for  WinohUsea, 
who  m.  in  1709,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Wardeof  Squenies, 
CO.  Kent  M.P.  for  London,  and  had  issue, 
I.  RoBEBT,  his  heir.  u.  John,  d.  iNim.-1798. 

m.  William,  R.N.,  d.  vnm.  in  1786. 

IT.  George,  of  Ashford,  co.  Middlesex,  b.  18  June,  1727, 
who  m.  Elisabeth-Maria,  dau.  of  George  North,  Esq., 
derk  to  the  Merchant  Tailors'  Compauy,  and  d.  6  Sept 
1815,  leaving  a  dau.,  Elizabeth-Rebecca,  m.  in  1785,  to  the 
Rev.  Bartholomew-Lutley  Sdater. 
Vr.  Bristow  d,  8  Nor.  1737.  and  was  i.  by  his  son. 

m 


RovBBT  Bbistow,  Esq.  of  Micheldever  House,  clerk  of  tba 
Board  of  Green  aoth,  M.P.  for  Winchilsea.  and  afterwards 
for  Shoreham,  6.  in  1712,  who  m.  1st.  7  June.  1746,  Susannah, 
dau.  and  heir  of  John  Philipson,  Esq.,  surveyor-general  c€ 
Woods  and  Parks,  and  M.P.  for  Harwich,  and  had  by  her  a 
dau.,  Susanna,  who  m.  Sir  Brooke  Boothby,  Bart,  but 
d.  $.  p.  13  Nov.  1822.  He  m.  2ndly,  Mary.  dau.  of  the  Rer. 
Richard  Harding,  vicar  of  Micheldever,  and  had  by  her  a 
son,  Robxbt,  and  three  daus.,  of  whom  only  one  m.,  viz., 
Anna-Maria,  wife  of  Frederick  Booth,  Esq.,  solicitor  to  the 
Tax  Office.  Mr.  Bristow  d.  8  Dec.  1776,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son,  Robjebt  Bbistow,  Esq.  of  Broxmore  Park. 

Jrtn»—Erm.,  on  a  fesse,  coUsed,  sa.,  three  crescents,  or. 
CVeft— Out  of  a  crescent,  or,  a  demi-eagle,  displayed,  as, 
Jfotfo— Vigilantibus  non  dormientibus. 
0eal— Boxmore  Park,  oo.  Wilts. 


BRISTOWE  OF  BEESTHORPE  HALL. 

Bristowb,  Samuel-Ellis,  Esq.  of  Beesthorpe  Hall, 
CO.  NottiDgham,  and  of  Twyford,  co.  Derby,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  6. 10  March,  1800 ;  m.  Ist,  in  1821,  Maiy-Anne, 
dau.  of  Samuel  Fox,  Esq.  of  Osmaaton  Hall,  oo. 
Derby ;  and  2ndljr,  6  Julv,  1836,  the  Lady  Alicia- 
Mary  Needham,  sister  of  the  Earl  of  Kilmorey.  By 
the  former  lady  he  has  had  issue, 

I.  Samubl-Botblxb,  6.  5  Oct  1822, 
n.  Henry-Fox,  6.  8  May,  1821. 
I.  Anna-Maria. 

M.ixUUSt* — ^This  very  ancient  family  descends,  throogh 
the  Hertfoirdshire  line,  from  the  BBifirrowss  or  Bubstows  of 
BuntoWt  in  Surrey,  who  derived,  according  to  Sir  Edvrard 
Bysshe,  and  other  authorities,  ttoxa  Stephen  Fttshamon, 
aliiu  Stephen  de  Burstow,  temp.RiOHAaD  L  The  branch 
before  us  has  long  been  seated  in  Nottinghamshire  and 
Derbyshire;  and  so  far  back  as  1669,  Thomas  Bristowe  sat 
in  parliament  as  knight  of  the  former  shire. 

Samitbi.  Bbistowb,  Esq.  of  Twyford,  b.  23  June.  1604 
(elder  son  of  Samuel  Bristowe,  Esq.  of  Twyford,  and  4th  in 
descent  from  William  Bristowe,  a  younger  son  of  Bbistowb 
(^f  Beuthorpe),  m.  19  Sept  1730,  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Thomas  Savage.  Esq.  of  Btirton  Nether  Hall,  ca  Stafford, 
descended  from  the  noble  ftunily  of  Savage,  Earl  Rivers,  and 
had  issue, 
Samitei^  his  heh*. 

Thomas,  of  Twyford.  b.  4  July.  1739,  m.  29  Aug.  1765,  Mary, 
3rd  dau.  of  Leonard  Fosbrooke,  Esq.  of  Shardlowe,  oo, 
Derby,  and  had,  with  a  dau.  Mary,  a  son, 
BAMxnBL,  b,  8  Auff.  1766,  who  m.  Eliza- Anne  Banks,  and 
had  (with  two  daus.,  Eliza,  who  m.  and  left  issue ;  and 
JuliaX  four  sons.  Samuxl-Ellis.  heir  to  his  great-uncle; 
Simon,  barrister-at-law,  6.  in  1806,  m.  Mary,  only  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  J.  Stophenson,  and  has  one  son  and  one 
dau. ;  John,  6.  in  1813  ;  Henry-Foebrooke. 
Mr.  Bristowe  <L  81  March,  1761,  and  vnw  buried  at  Twyford. 
His  elder  son, 

Samubl  Bbistowb,  Esq.  of  Beesthorpe,  oo.  Notts,  and 
Twyford,  co.  Derby,  b.  8  Sept  1736,  J.P.  for  both  counties, 
served  as  high-sheriff  of  Nottinghamshire  in  1709.  He 
d.  unm.  18  June,  1818,  and  was  $.  by  his  grand-nephew,  the 
present  Samukl-Elus  Bbisiowb,  Esq.  of  Beesthorpe  and 
Twyford. 

.^mi#— Erm.,  a  fesse,  cotised,  sa. ;  three  crescents,  or. 
Crutn-OvX  of  a  crescent,  or,  a  doni-eagle,  displayed,  aa. 
ifotto— Vigilantibus  non  dormientibus. 
£0(U*— Beesthorpe  HoU,  Notts ;  and  Twyford,  oo.  Derby, 


BROADLEY  OF  KIRK  ELLA. 

Broadlet,  John-Bourrtan,  Esq.  of  Kirk  Ella» 
CO.  York,  late  obtain  17th  Lancers,  6.  3  May,  ISl?^ 
m.  22  June,  1354,  Eleanor-Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of  the 
Rer.  C!harles  Lane,  BLA.,  rector  and  vicar  of  Wro* 
tham,  and  rural  dean  of  Shoreham,  Kent 

ILitWIfft* — HxKBT  Bboadlkt,  Esq.,  an  officer,  R.N. 
(8rd  surviving  son  of  Thomas  Broadley,  Esq.  of  Ferribyand 
Kingston-upon-Hull,  and  great-grandson  of  Thomas  Broad* 
ley,  Esq.,  by  Frances  his  wifeX  *>»•  8  I>eo.  1774,  Betty-Anne, 
dau.  and  hdress  of  John  Jarratt,  Esq.  of  Beveriey,  and  by 
her,  who  siurived  till  1807,  had  issue,  Thomas,  in  holy 
orders,  d.  vn-m.  16  Feb.  1816  ;  Johk,  of  whom  presently ; 
Hbkbt,  of  Welton  House  and  Ferriby,  co.  York,  M.P.  for 
the  East  Riding  of  the  oounty.  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  in  1798, 
d,  i.  i>.  9  Aug.  1861;  Sarah,  d. aam.  in  1807;  Mary,  ni.  4  Nor. 


B  BO 


B  RO 


4  IsabelU,  m.  in  1821,  to  Archlbald-Bnidne  Fatullo, 
£sq.,  certain  io  tho  Madras  oavaby,  who  d.  leaving 
isstie. 

5  Looisa,  m.  in  1825,  to  Hiigh-Colvoley  Cotton,  Esq., 
captain  Madras  engineors. 

n.  WiUiam-Donglass,  consul  In  Spain,  who  d.  at  Madras, 

14  Aug.  1826. 
I  Jano-Ann-Gathorine. 
ix.  Maigaret,  m.  to  Lieut. -Col.  Colquhoun  Grant,  of  the 

Mth.    They  both  d.  in  India,  leaving  one  son. 
m.  Chariotte,  m.  to  Colonel  Keith  Macalister,  who  left  her 

a  widow  with  one  son. 

James  Brodie,  of  Brodie,  d.  17  Jan.  1824,  and  vras  «.  by  his 
gimdaoQ,  the  present  William  Bbodib,  Esq  of  Brodie, 
the  npresentative  of  a  long  line  of  ancestors,  longer  per- 
h^is  than  any  funily  in  r^fular  soooession  in  the  king« 
dom. 

Jm^-^Ar^.,  a  chevron,  go.,  between  three  mullets,  as. 

CitM    A  right  hand  holding  a  bunch  of  arrows,  all  ppr. 

8upporUt» — ^Two  savages,  wreathed  about  the  head  and 
middle  with  laurel,  each  holding  a  club  resting  against  his 
shoulder. 

Saol— Brodie.  

BRODIE  OF  LETHEN. 

Brodib,  James  -  Caufbkll,  Esq.  of  Lethen  and 
Coulmony,  co.  Nairn,  D.L.,  6.  22  Feb.  1801;  m. 
20  March,  1832,  Maiy-Catbiariue,  youngest  dau.  of 
Stewart  ^uter,  Esq.  of  Melrose,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
27  Febi  1854,)  has, 

L  Thomas-Stswabt,  b.  22  April,  1887. 

n.  James-OampbeQ-John,  6.  20  March,  1848. 

lintHQt. — ^Alkxajtokb  Bbodtb,  1st  of  Lethen,  seoond 
son  of  David  Brodie  of  that  ilk,  was  6.  about  1687,  uncle 
of  Lord  Brodie ;  purchased,  in  1630 — 1634,  the  estates  of 
Pitgavenie,  Bastgrange,  and  Lethen,  in  the  cos.  of  Nairn 
sod  Moray,  and  in  1643,  the  estate  of  Kinloss,  in  the  latter 
county.  He  d.  7  Nov.  1672,  at  a  very  advanced  age,  leaving 
isme  by  hia  Isi  wife,  Maigaret  Cleik  (dau.  of  James  Clerk, 
of  Balbimle,  in  Fife,  and  niece  of  Magdalen  Clerk,  wife  of 
Edward,  let  Liord  Bruce  of  Kinloss),  five  children. 

Alsxaitdkb  Bbodis,  of  Lethen,  was  M.P.  for  the  county 
of  Naim  in  1730,  and  great-grandson  of  Alexander,  1st  of 
Lethen;  m.  in  1754.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Colonel  William 
Orantk  of  BalUndalloch ;  had  issue  five  children,  viz., 

Alszajtbeb,  his  heir. 

JoHH,  afterwards  of  Lethen. 

Amrs,  also  afterwards  of  Lethen. 

Sophia,  afterwards  Mrs.  Sophia  Dunbair-Brodie,  of  Lethen 

and  Borgio. 

Heorietta-Brodie^  b.  5  May.  1761 ;  and  d.  a  child. 

He  d.  at  Leiben,  S8  April,  1770,  and  vna  survived  by  Us 
wifii,  aad  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

ALBXA!n>nt  BaoDii,  of  Lethen,  who  wvm  b.  16  July, 
1756;  and  d.  28  Nov.  1770,  in  his  fifteenth  year,  only  a  few 
months  after  his  fiather.    He  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

Joimr  BaoDfx,  of  Lethen,  who  was  6.  15  Jan.  1758 ;  and 
dying  in  his  sixteenth  year,  90  Sept.  1773,  at  Nice,  was  $. 
by  his  eldest  sister. 

Miss  Akitb  Bbodis,  of  Lethen.  She  vras  b.  17  June,  1755 ; 
and  dying  unm.  in  Oct.  1805,  was  $.  by  her  youngest  sister, 

Mas.  SopHLA.  DuNBAB- Bbodib,  of  Lethen  and  Buigie, 
who  was  b.  12  Feb.  1750,  and  had  m.,  14  June,  1706,  her 
cooflin-gennan,  Lewis  Dunbar,  of  Orange,  afterwards  Lewis 
Dnnbar-Brodie,  of  Buigie  and  Lethen,  who  dying  at  Chel- 
twiham,  0  Nor.  1837,  left  her  his  paternal  estate  of  Burgle, 
which,  however,  on  her  own  death,  which  happened  at 
Burgie  Honao,  in  Morayshire,  26  Sept  1829,  went,  by  the 
tenns  of  hia  will,  to  his  own  heir-at-law.  By  her  decease, 
the  desoendants  of  her  fkther,  Alexander  Brodie,  of  Lethen, 
became  extinct,  and  she  was  accordingly  «.  by  the  present 
Jaxxs-Campbkll  Bbodib,  Esq.  of  Lethen  and  Coulmony, 
son  of  Tbomaa  Brodie,  W.S.,  and  grandson  of  Thomas 
Brodie,  lyosi'depate  of  Scotland,  8rd  son  of  Alexander 
BkwUa,  of  TiSthen,  whose  grand&ther,  Alexander,  was  the 
IstofLethflQ. 

Mr.  James-Campbell  Brodie  has  had  three  brothers,  vis., 
1  Major  Thomas  Brodie,  Hon.  East  India  Company's 
Bengal  establishment,  6.  23  May,  1805;  2  Ensign  David-Hay 
Btvdie,  b.  29  Jan.  1800,  d.  in  Bengal,  uam.,  22  April, 
1831 ;  and  9  John-Clerk  Brodie.  writer  to  the  signet,  and 
erown-««eDt  IbrSooUand,  6.  20  May.  1811.  m.  1st,  20  March, 
18S9;  Bathia-€iarden,  eldest  dau.  of  Stewart  Souter,  Esq.  of 
MdroM,  by  whom  (who  d.  1844,)  he  has  an  only  child, 
Thomas  Brodio,  b.  at  Edinburgh,  26  Dec  1832.  He  m.  2ndly, 
U48.  Peoelope-Marianna,  3rd  dau.  of  the  Bev.  John  Sneyd, 
M.A.,  and  haa  iasoa.  Mr.  Brodie  had  also  threesisters,  via, 
1Z5 


1  BUzabeth  Brodie,  5.  7  Oct  1703,  m.  Frederick  l^ineD, 
Esq.,  younger  brother  of  Michael  FumoU,  Esq.  of  Oahir  Elly 
Castle,  CO.  Limerick ;  2  Phoebe  Brodie,  d.  in  1888,  warn, ; 
and  3  Anne  Brodie,  m.  in  1827,  David-Brown  Wardlaw, 
Esq.  of  Oogarmount,  in  the  county  of  Edinburgh. 

Jrm»—ATg.,  on  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  throe  mullets,  as., 
a  gaUey  or  lymphad,  sa. 
Crest — ^A  dexter  hand  holding  a  bunch  of  arrows^  ppr. 
Motto—Be  mindftil  to  unite. 
iSeat«— Lethen  House,  and  Coulmony  Houses  co.  Nairn. 


BROME  OF  SALOP,  HERTS,  AND  KENT. 

Bromb,  Charles -John- Btthbsba,  Esq.  of  West 
Mailing,  Kent,  b.  in  Sept.  1811;  m.  in  1833,  Miss 
.Emilia  Hill,  of  the  Stafifordshire  family  of  Hill,  and 
has  issu^ 

I.  Chables-Btthesba,  6.  in  1833. 

u.  William-Edward-Saxton.  m.  Frands-Heathoots. 

I.  iBmelia-Cecilia.  n.  Agnes^Maiy. 

m.  Julia-Bythesea. 

Mr.  Brome  s.  his  father  in  1830. 

HintiLQt* — For  some  time  previous  to  the  year  1800, 
the  family  of  which  we  are  treating  are  stated  to  have 
resided  at  Broome,  in  Salop,  and,  in  the  sixteenth  century, 
to  have  migrated  thence  into  Kent,  whence  they  subse- 
quently removed  into  Hertfordshire,  in  consequence  of  the 
marriage  of 

John  Bboks,  Esq.  (son  of  William  Brome,  Esq.X  with 
Cordelia,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Sandford,  Esq.  of  Herts, 
by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Denny,  Esq. 
of  Bishop's  Stortford.  By  Cordelia,  Mr.  Brome  left  at  his 
decease,  30  Nov.  1734,  aged  59,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

JoHM  Brome,  Esq.  of  the  Manor  House,  Bishop's  Stort- 
ford, 6.  12  Nov.  1717;  who  m.  1st,  in  1789,  Martha  Osborne, 
by  whom  he  had  two  children,  a  son  and  a  dau.,  both 
d.  i.  p. ;  and  2nd!y,  in  1761,  Mary,  sister  of  Sir  Charios 
Saxton,  Bart,  many  years  Commissioner  of  Portsmouth, 
by  whom  he  left  (with  other  children,  who  d.  unm.)  a 
son, 

Chablks  Bbome.  Esq.  of  Mailing  House,  West  MalUng, 
Kent.  b.  in  1770 ;  who  m.  1803,  Cecilia,  only  dau.  of  WiUiam 
Bythesea,  Esq.  of  Bladcheath.  Kent,  and  Week  House, 
Wilts ;  and  dyhig  in  1830.  left  issue, 

Chablss-John-Btthbsba,  present  renresentativeand  only 
male  descendant  of  this  ancient  family. 

Cecilia-Bytheaea,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Edward  WeigalL  M.A. 

Mary-A^es-BytheseiL  m.  to  Samuel- William  Bythesea, 
Esq.  ofThe  Hill,  Freshford. 

Jrms-^Arg.^  a  sinister  hand  erect,  in  pale,  oouped  at  the 
wrist ;  quartering,  among  numy  others,  Sandford,  Dknitt, 
QuTLTBR,  Hodges,  Ac 

Crt$ir—An  arm,  vested,  gu..  turned  up,  aig.,  holding  in  the 
hand,  ppr.,  a  slip  of  broom,  vexft  flowered,  or. 

Motto — Domine  dirige  nos. 

Jtchdence^West  MaUing,  Kent. 


BROMLEY  OF  BAGINGTON. 
(See  Davenpout-Bromlet.) 


BROOKE  OF  MERE. 

Brooke,  Thomas-John-Lanoford,  Esq.  of  Mere 
Hall,  CO.  Chester,  6.  16  March,  1820;  m.  21  April, 
1841,  Catherine-Mary,  dau.  of  Major  Madeod,  bro- 
ther of  Sir  John  Macleod,  and  has  a  son, 

THOiCAS-WiLUAM-LAMavoRi>,  6.  8  May,  1843. 

%intKSit» — Sia  Peteb  Bbooke,  son  of  Thomas  Brooke, 
Esq.  of  Norton,  co.  Chester,  by  Eleanor  Gerard,  his  3rd 
wife,  purchased,  in  1662,  from  John  Mere,  Esq.,  the  manor 
of  Mere,  and  established  himself  there.  He  received  the 
honour  of  knighthood  in  1660,  was  M.P.  for  Cheshire,  8tb 
Chables  II.,  and  high-sheriff  for  that  oo.  in  1609.  He  la. 
thrice,  and  by  his  1st  wifb  had  two  sons,  Thomas,  his 
heir ;  and  Richard,  ancestor  of  the  Brookes  o/  AUtey.  Sir 
Peter,  who  rebuilt  and  beautified  the  hall  at  Mere,  was  $. 
at  his  decease  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Bbooke,  Esq.  of  More,  fkther,  by  Margaret  his 
first  wife,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Henry  Brereton,  Esq.  of 
Ecdeston,  of  a  son  and  heir, 

Petes  Bkooke,  Esq.  of  Mere,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dan. 
and  co-heir  of  Peter  Yenables,  Esq.  of  Over  Street,  and 
left  (with  two  daus.,  Maigaret,  and  Elisabeth,  Ihe  wife  oC 


B  R  O 


B  R  O 


Thomas  RAvensoroft,  Eaq.  of  PickhtU,  in  FUntahire)  a  son 
and  succeesor, 

PeTEB  Bbooke.  Esq.  of  Mere,  higfa-eheriff  of  Cheshire  in 
1728;  who  m.  Frances,  dau.  and  heir  of  Fi-ancis  Uollin^ 
head.  Esq.  of  Wheelock ;  and  dying  in  1764,  a^^ed  60,  lea 
(with  three  daus.,  Felicia,  m.  to  Qeorge  Horon,  Esq.  ; 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Patten,  D.D.,  rector  of 
CThildrey;  and  Frances,  who  d.  %nm.)  two  sons;  the 
younger,  John,  d.  unm.  in  1780.    The  elder, 

Pbtkr  Brookb,  Esq.  of  Mere,  high-sheriff  of  Cheshire  in 
1766;  m.  Ist,  Anne-Meriel.  dau.  uf  Fleetwood  Legh,  Esq. 
of  Lyme,  which  lady  dying  issueless  in  1740,  aged  31,  he 
m.  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Jonas  Langford, 
Esq.  of  Antigua,  and  by  her  (who  d.  15  Dec.  1800,  aged  76) 
he  left  at  his  decease  in  1783,  with  two  sons,  three  daus., 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Bandle  Ford,  Esq. ;  Frances,  m.  to  Thomas 
Oliver,  Esq. ;  and  Jane,  m.  1st,  to  William  Hultoo,  Esq.  of 
Hulton,  and  2ndly,  to  William-Tyrell  Boyce,  Esq.  The 
eldest  son, 

Jonas -Lanoford  Brooke,  Esq.  of  Mere,  d.  %nm.  at 
Milan,  eighteen  months  after  his  £&ther,  and  was  «.  by  his 
brother, 

THOMAS-LANoroRD  Bbookb,  Esq.  of  Mere,  who  m.  Maria, 
dau.  of  the  Bev.  Sir  Thomas  Broughton,  Bart  of  Brough- 
ton  and  Doddington,  and  hod  issue,  PETeR-LANOFORD,  his 
heir;  Thomas-Lakoford,  now  of  Mere;  William-Henry- 
Langfoid,  late  capt.  of  the  Slst  regt.,  d.  unm.  in  1839; 
Jonas-Langford ;  Maria-Elizabeth,  widow  of  Meyrick  Bankee, 
Esq.  of  Winstanley  Hall ;  and  Jemima,  m.  to  Sir  Jeremiah 
Dickson,  K,C.B.  l(r.  Bi-ooke  d.  21  Dec  1816,  and  was  «. 
by  his  eldest  aoo,, 

Petcr-Lanopord  Brooke,  Eaq.  of  Mere,  6.  in  1708,  high> 
sheriff  in  1824;  who  m.  1st,  in  1818,  Elizabeth -Sophia, 
eldest  dau.  of  Vice- Admiral  Sir  Charles  Rowley,  K.CB. ; 
and  2ndly,  in  1836,  Julia-Seymour  Buccleuch,  dau.  of  Col. 
John  Campbell,  of  Shawfield;  but  d.  «.  p.  9  Jon.  1840,  and 
was  #.  by  his  brother, 

THOMAS-IiAKoroRO  Brooks,  Esq.  of  Mere,  6.  8  Sept.  1794 ; 
m.  3  June,  1817,  Eliza,  dau.  of  John-William  Clough,  Esq. 
of  Oxton  Hall,  co.  Tork ;  and  d.  24  Jan.  1848,  leaving  issue, 
1  TBOKAS-JoHM-JiANoroRD,  now  of  Mere ;  2  Frederick- 
lAngford ;  3  Charioi-Longford ;  1  Eliza-Maria ;  2  H.-Lan^r- 
ford,  m.  to  William  Smalloombe,  Esq.;  8  Charlotte;  and 
4  JuUa. 

^mM— Or,  a  cross,  engraQed,  per  pale,  gu.  and  sa.,  quar^ 
terly  with  LANoroRD. 
Cred—A  badger,  passant,  ppr. 
Motto^Yla  uniU  fortior. 
4^a^-Mer«  HalL 


BROOKE  OF  HANDFORD. 

Brooke,  Richard,  Eaq.  of  Handford,  co.  CHiester, 
and  of  liyerpool,  co.  Lancaster,  F.S.A.,  6.  19  July, 
1791;  TO.  17  Dec.  1831,  l^eanor-Elspit,  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander Hadden,  Esq.  of  Bramoota,  oo,  Notts,  and  has, 

I.  Riohard-Arnaud,  6.  12  Oct.  1832. 

n.  Alexander,  6.  20  Aug.  1836. 

I.  Anne-Mary.  n.  Eleanor-Elizaboth. 

in.  Helen.  iv.  Clare-TraSbrd. 

iLitlCafft. — As  early  as  the  xeign  of  King  Edward  I., 
the  ancient  family  of  Brooke,  or  Del  Brooke,  had  a  seat 
and  estate  at  Leighton,  in  the  pariah  of  Nantwich,  co. 
Chester,  of  which  the  direct  male  line  terminated  on  the 
death  of  Thomas  Brooke,  Esq.  of  Leighton,  very  aged,  in 
1602,  having  sold  his  house  and  lands  there  to  Lady  Mary 
Cholmondeley  in  1608,  in  the  6th  of  James  I.  But  although 
there  was  a  fttihire  of  issue  of  the  family  in  the  direct  male 
line,  there  are  several  branches  Femaining  who  claim  de- 
eoent  trom  the  collateral,  or  youngrar  lines.  One  of  these 
was  located,  in  the  last  century  but  one,  near  Congleton, 
in  the  parish  of  Astbury ;  a  member  of  which, 

Benedict  Brooke,  Esq..  son  of  Richard  Brooke,  was  5, 
in  1670,  and  acquired  an  Qstate  at  Handford,  Cheodle,  co. 
Chester,  in  the  12th  Queen  Anns,  to  which  he  afterwards 
made  considerable  ad<Utions.  He  d.  in  Aug.  1728,  and  was 
«.  by  his  son, 

Richard  Brooke,  Esq.,  6.  in  1716;  who  d.  19  July, 
1774,*  aged  50  years,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son. 


Richard  Brooke,  Esq.,   6.  14   June,   1761  ;   who  m. 
20  Dec.  1786,  Mary,  dau.  of  Peter  Penny  (formerly  Penneo), 
Esq.,  by  whom  (who  d.  15  Jan.  1847,  in  her  Slst  yearX  he 
had  issue, 
Peter,  b.  Dec.  1788 ;  a  lieut.  RN. ;  distinguished  at  Mar- 
tinique, and  in  the  attack  on  Now  Orleans,  on  the  7th 
January.  1816,  where  he  was  wounded.     He  m.  in  Nov. 
1810,  FranceH,  widow  of  Charles  Bowns,  Esq.  of  Darley 
Hall,  00.  York;  and  d.  «.  o.  26  March.  1841. 
Richard,  now  of  Handford  and  LiveipooL 
Mary-Ann. 

^mu— Or,  a  cross,  engrailed,  per  pale,  gu.  and  sa. 

Crtit—A  l»dger,  passant,  ppr. 

Jfotto— Pro  avitft  fide. 

JZettdenees— Liverpool;  and  Handford  Lodge,  Cheshiro. 


*  Another  part  of  the  same  branch  of  the  family  resided 
at  Chelford,  Cheshire. 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Brooke,  LL.D.,  dean  of  Chester,  was  of 

this  bi-anoh ;  he  was  the  son  of  Benedict  Brooke,  of  Buglaw- 

ton,  in  Cheshire,  Gent.     He  was  rector  of  Winslow,  co. 

Bucks,  vicar  of  Nantwich,  80  June»   1720,  and  rector  of 

186 


.   BROOKE  OF  UFFORD  PLACE. 

Brooke,  Francis  -  Cappkb,  of  Uffbrd  Place,  co. 
Suffolk,  late  capt.  Grenadier  giutrda,  b.  18  Sept. 
1810;  m.  15  Aug.  1839,  Juliana-Jemima,  dau.  of 
Charles  AUix,  of  Willoughby  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  Esq., 
and  by  her,  who  d.  at  Athens,  12  Dec.  1840,  haa  an 
only  child, 

AUOB. 

M.iTitSLfit» — From  Rbqikald  Bbooke,  of  Aspall,  in  the 
CO.  of  SufiToIk,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Thomas  Brooke,  Knt,  and 
Joane  his  wife.  Baroness  Cobham,  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir 
Reginald  Braybrooke,  m.  Anne  Everton,  lineally  derived, 
9th  in  descent, 

Francis  Brookb,  Esq.  of  Woodbridge,  in  Suffolk,  who 
m.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Samuel  Thompson,  Eeq.» 
of  Ufford  Place,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  with  three  otfa«r 
sons,  who  d.  %nm,,  Charles,  his  heir.  He  m.  2ndl7', 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Sparrow,  rector  of  KetUe- 
burgh,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1817)  he  had  issue,  four  daus.» 
who  all  d.  uniK.  At  Mr.  Brooke's  decease,  in  1799,  ih» 
family  estates  devolved  upon  his  eldest  son. 

The  Rev.  Charles  Brooke,  M.A.  of  Ufford  Place,  6. 
in  1765,  who  m.  in  1809,  Charlotte,  3rd  dau.  of  the  Bey. 
Francis  Capper,  rector  of  Earlsoham  and  of  Monksoham, 
CO.  Suffolk,  and  dying  30  March,  1836,  left  an  only  chOd, 
the  present  Fraitois-Capper  Brooke,  Esq.  of  Ufford  Place. 

Jrm$—Q\x.,  on  a  chevron,  arg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  sa.^ 
crowned,  or,  armed  and  langued,  of  the  first 

CVr«t— On  a  chapeau.  gu.,  turned  up,  erm.,  a  wing  erects 
of  the  first,  charged  wi^  a  chevron,  ai^.,  thereon  a  lion,  nun- 
pant,  sa.,  crowned,  gold. 

Seot-^Offord  Place,  near  Woodbridgew 


BROOKE  OF  HAUGHTON  HALL. 

Brooke,  The  Rev.  John,  of  Haugfaton  Hall,  co. 
Salop,  6.  in  March,  1803 ;  m.  Georgiaua-Frances,  dau. 
of  the  late  John  Cotes,  Esq.  of  Woodoote,  l^  the 
Lady  Maria^  his  wife,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Johm-Towvshsnd,  6.  in  1844. 

n.  Charles,  6.  in  1846. 

ILintHQt, — Oeoroe-Salesburt  Towkshkkd,  Esq.  ef 
Chester,  b.  19  April,  1742,  6th  son  of  John  Townshend, 
Esq.  of  Hem,  qo.  Denbigh,  by  Frances  his  wife,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Nathaniel  Lee,  Esq.  of  Damhall,  m.  Frances,  dan. 
of  the  Rev.  John  Brooke,  vicar  of  Shillhal,  son  of  Leigh 
Brooke,  Bsq.  of  Blacklands,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  sister 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  Hugh  Brigges,  Bart,  of  Haughton ;  and 
d.  31  Sept.  1801,  leaving  a  son, 

George-Brooke-Briooes  Towksherd,  Esq.,  who  «.  te 
Haughton,  at  the  decease  of  his  undo,  the  Bev.  John 
Brooke,  in  1786,  assumed  by  slgn-mannal,  in  1797.  the 
surname  of  Brookb  only,  and  served  as  high-sheriff  <^ 
Shropshire  in  1811.  He  m.  in  1799,  Henrietta,  dan.  of 
Richard  Massey,  Esq.  of  Walton-on^he-HUl,  oo,  Lancaster, 
and  had  issi^e, 

I.  Oboroe,  his  heir.       ii.  Jomv,  now  of  Haughton  HaU. 

Dodleston,  15  June,  1739,  and  dying  at  Nantwich,  was  tbera 
buried,  20  D&;.  1757.  He  was  nearly  related  to  the  first- 
mentioned  Benedict  Brooke. 

Another  of  this  branch  was  Samuel  Brooke,  Esq.  of  Chel- 
ford, in  Cheshire,  who  d.  without  issue  in  177o,  having 
devised  his  Chelford  estate,  in  de&ult  of  issue  of  his  sister 
Catherine,  to  Thomas  Brooke,  the  ddeet  son  of  his  cousin. 
Dean  Brooke,  with  remainder  to  the  dean's  second  son, 
Robert-SiUisbury  Brooke,  Eso^  who  came  into  possession 
of  it.  Another  of  his  cousins,  William  Brooke,  E^  .  resided 
manv  years  at  Northwich ;  and  <f.  without  issue.  Robert- 
Salisbury  Brooke  d.  without  iisus^  in  May,  1814. 


B  R  O 

m.  Wmiam.  b.  in  1804.  d,  in  1830.     iv.  Bichard,  fr.  in  1806. 

V.  Townahend,  6.  in  1807. 

L  Harriet.  lu  Franoea»  d.  in  1883. 

Mr.  Brooke  d.  in  1S45,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Obobob  Bbooke,  Esq.  of  Haughton  Hall,  a  magistrate 
for  Shropshire,  6.  in  1803,  who  d,  imm.  14  March,  1847. 

^niM— Qoarterly:  Bbookb  and  Towhshend. 

Crat — ^A  badger. 

lfo<(»— Virtus  est  Del 

fiao^— Hau^^ton  HaU,  oo.  Salop. 


BROOKS  OF  FLITWICK. 

Bbooks,  John-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Flitwick  Manor 
Houfle,  CO.  Bedford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in 
1821,  6.  16  Dec.  1794;  m.  20  April,  1816,  Mary, 
eldest  dau.  (by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard 
Pernm,  Knt.,  one  of  the  barons  of  the  Exchequer) 
of  Alexander  Hatfield,  Esq.  of  Twickenham,  a  lineal 
descendant  of  Adam  de  Hatfield,  of  Hatfield,  and  of 
Glosbopdale,  oo.  Derby,  a.d.  1327,  and  has  issue, 

L  Johh-Hatfikld,  1st  Bengal  light  cavalry. 

n.  George-Hoiry,  of  Doctors'  Commons. 

m.  Thomas-William-Dell,  of  Christ  Church  College,  Ox- 
ford. 

I.  Mary-Anne. 

Mr.  Brooks  served  formerly  in  the  14th  light-dra- 
goons, and  is  now  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut.  for 
CO.  Bedford,  of  which  shire  he  was  high-dieriff  in 
1821. 

HlI(X0t. — ^The  late  Geobob  Bbooks,  Esq.  of  Flitwick 
Manor  House,  b.  in  1741,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  in  1796  ;  m.  Ist, 
Mazy,  dan.  of  R.  Klrton,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
I.  JoHX,  who  left  at  his  decease,  by  Harriett  his  wife,  sur- 
viving issue,  1  John ;  2  George-William,  in  holy  orders ; 
S  Francis ;  4  Thomas ;  and,^  1  Hai-riet- Anne-Sophia,  m.  to 
John-WiUiam-Egerton  Green,  Esq.  of  Colchester;  ii.  Sophia, 
M.  to  the  Bev.  Francis  Drake,  D.D.,  of  Langton,  co.  York. 
Mr.  Brooks  m.  Sndly,  in  1789,  Anne,  dau.  of  Jeff^y  Fisher, 
Esq.  of  Maulden,  and  by  her  had  three  sons,  Francis,  6.  in 
1790,  d.  in  infisnoy  ;  George,  6.  in  1792,  also  d.  in  infsncy ; 
and  Johk-Tbomas,  now  of  Flitwick  Manor  House.  Mr. 
Brookes  <2.  in  1817,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  present 
Johst-Thomas  Bbooks,  Esq. 

Jtvu—Ot,  a  cross,  per  pale,  gu.  and  sa. 
CVcrt— An  otter,  on  a  mtiral  crown,  ppr. 
Mctto—Ut  amnis  vita  labitur. 
&a»— Flitwick  Manor  House,  near  AmpthilL 


BROUNCKER  OF  BOVERIDQE. 

Broukcker,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Boveridge,  co.  Dor- 
set, J.P.,  high-sheriff  in  1833,  b,  13  Sept.  1801;  m. 
1st,  24  July,  1827,  Maiyana,  ymmgest  dau.  of  the 
kte  Rev.  Charles- William  Shuckburgh,  of  The  Moot, 
Downton,  Wilts^  and  by  her,  who  d.  29  Nov.  1838, 
has  issue, 

I.  Mary-Franoes-Ana. 

n.  Geraldine-Faony-WinifMl.  ui.  Barbara-Harriet-Diana. 

He  m,  2nd]y,  in  1836,  Catherine-Jane,  dau«  of  the 
kte  Capt.  Qeoi-ge  Burdett,  RN.  of  Longtown  House, 
CO.  Kildare,  by  Catherine-Dorothea  his  wife,  only 
child  of  Cot  William  Browne,  and  has  by  her,  witii 
four  daus.,  two  sons, 

I.  HncBT-FBAVOis,  b.  in  1841. 

n.  Wimam-Bdgar-MoTley,  6.  in  1846. 

ILtttCSffC* — ^Lewis-Wiluam  Bbouvcucb,  Esq.  (son  of 
Hemy  Brouncker,  Esq.,  and  grandeon  of  Frances  Brounoker, 
who  d.  in  1730X  «*•  luid  had  issue,  i.  Henry,  of  whom 
presently;  n.  Lewis-William,  6.  25  Sept.  1768,  who  d. 
29  Jan.  1812,  leaving,  by  Harriott  his  wife,  surviving  issue, 
1  BioHABi>,  heir  to  his  unde;  2  Francis;  1  Henrietta; 
3  OstbertDe,  m.  to  Thomaa-Whitmore-Wylde  Browne,  Esq. 
of  Woodlands,  in  GSiropshire ;  8  Mary ;  4  Frances ;  6  Anna- 
baOa ;  and  6  Barbara,  m.  to  Edgar  Disney,  Esq. ;  i.  Cathe- 
rine, m.  to  John  Willett,  Esq.  of  Merley  House,  Dorset- 
shire ;  and  n.  Mary,  m.  Ist,  to  the  Hon.  William  Finch,  of 
Akibary,  admiial,  R.N.,  2nd  son  of  the  Earl  of  Aylesford, 
and  2ndly,  to  William  Strode,  Esq.    The  older  son, 

HnrBT  BBomrcKca,  Esq.  of  Boveridge,  in  the  oo.  of 
,  6.  SO  June,  1767,  d.  mm.  in  May,  1825,  and  was  t. 
137 


B  R  O 

by  his  nephew,  the  present  Riosard  Bbovnokkb,  Esq.  o^ 
Boveridge. 

Arm^^Arg.,  six  pellets,  three,  two,  and  one;  a  chief;  em- 
battled, 8a.,  thereon  a  lozenge,  fessways,  of  the  field,  charged 
with  a  croas-patoe,  of  the  second,  between  two  crescents,  of 
the  first. 

C/xrt— Out  of  battlements,  sa.,  a  dexter  cubit  arm,  vested, 
arg..  cliaiged  with  two  bendlets,  wavy,  of  the  first:  in  the 
hand,  ppr.,  a  lozenge,  in  pale,  charged  with  a  cross-patee^  as 
in  the  arms. 

3fo</o— Duty. 

iS0tt<— Bovendge,  near  Cronboume. 


BROUGHTON  OF  TUNSTALL, 

Brouohton,  Peter,  Esq.  of  Tunstall  Hall,  Shrop- 
shire, J.P.,  high-sheriff  m  1889,  b.  1  Aug.  1788 ;  to. 
2  Nov.  1818,  Anna  Ogilvie,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late 
John,  2nd  son  of  the  late  William  Smithwick,  Esq, 
of  Mount  Katherine,  co.  Limerick,  by  whom  he  haa 
issue, 

I.  Peter,  b.  I  Aug.  1822. 

n.  John-Lambart,  6.  19  Jan.  1831. 

I.  Anna^ane.  ii.  Maria-Catherine- Wilhelmina. 

in.  Harriet.  rv.  Anna-Maria-Frances. 

UttUagf. — ^Peter  Bbouohton,  Esq.  of  Lowdham,  oo. 
Notts,  son  of  Peter  Brougbton,  Esq.  of  Lowdham.  Notts, 
and  grandson  of  Thomas  Broughton,*  Esq.  of  Brougbton 
Hall,  CO.  Stafford,  and  Lowdham,  was  father  of 

Peter  Brouohton,  Esq.  of  Lowdham,  Notts,  who  n, 
Eleanor  Church,  yoxmgest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  William 
Church,  Esq.  of  Tunstall  Hall,  Shropshire,  and  by  her  had. 

The  Bev.  Peter  Brouohton,  of  Tunstall  Hall,  Shropshire, 
and  Lowdham,  oo.  Notts,  who  m.  in  1785,  Jane,  dau.  of 
John  Aloock,  Esq.  of  Market  Drayton,  and  had  issue, 

Pktbr,  the  present  representative  of  the  family. 

Emma,  m.  to  William  Charleton,  Esq.  of  Chiswell  Hall,  oo. 
Notts.  She  d.  in  May,  1818,  leaving  two  sons  and  one  dau. 

Mr.  Brougbton,  rector  of  East  Bridgeford,  co.  Notts,  d. 
17  July,  1827,  sged  82. 

Arms— Arg.,  two  bars,  gu. ;  on  a  canton,  of  the  second,  a 
cross,  of  the  field. 
Crett^A  sea-dog's  head,  gu.,  eared  and  finned,  axg. 
jSeot— Tunstall  Hall,  Shropshire. 


BROWN  OF  JARROW  HALL. 

Brown,  Thomas-Drewett,  Esq.  of  Jarrow  Hall, 
CO.  Durham,  barrister-at-law,  6.  2  Jime,  1807;  m. 
8  March,  1836,  Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  William 
Chaytor,  Bart.,  and  has  issue, 

Drkwett-Ormondb,  6. 1  June,  1888. 

^intSLfSf, — ^Thomas  Brown,  Esq.  eldest  son  of  Thomas 
Brown,  who  was  drowned  at  sea,  m.  Lydia  Pearoe,  of 
Broadstairs,  Kent,  and  left,  with  two  younger  sons,  Robert 
and  John,  an  elder  son, 

Thomas  Brown,  who  m.  twice ;  by  his  2nd  wife,  Susanna, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Peter  Drewett,  Esq.  of  Coleme,  Wilts,  ha 
left  at  his  decease,  19  Feb.  1841, 

Thomas-Drbwett,  of  Jarrow  HalL 

Frederick- William,  of  New  Qrove,  co.  Middlesex. 

Lydia  Frances,  m.  John-C.  Chaytor,  son  of  Sir  William 
Chaytor.  Bart 

Mar^^uette- Anne,  m.  to  Qeorge  Lee,  Esq.  of  Gorratt  House, 
CO.  Siurey. 

Simmonette-Susan,  la.  to  C.  Reynolds,  Esq.  of  Carshalton 
House,  CO.  Surrey. 

Jrm*— Arg.,  a  fesse,  between  three  mullets,  sa. 
CVut— A  stork's  head,  couped  at  the  neck,  nowed,  ppr., 
between  two  wings,  arg. 
<Sm<— Jarrow  Hall,  co.  Durham. 


BROWN  OF  BEILBY  GRANGE, 

Brown,  William,  Esq.  of  Beilby  Grange,  co.  York, 

and  of  Richmond  Hill,  co.  Lancaster,  (.  4  May,  1T84, 

M,P. ;  m.  1  Jan,  1810,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Andrew  Gihon, 

of  Baljymena,  co.  Antrim,  J.P.,  and  has  iBSue, 

I.  Alkxander,  (Hon.)  M.A.  Oxon,  J.P.,  b.  18  July,  1815  ; 

m.  at  New  Tork,  19  Dec.  1888,  his  cousin,  Sarah,  dau. 

of  James  Brown,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1860,  leaving  one 

dau.,   Sarah,  and  three  sons,    William-Richmon,    6. 

16  Jan.  1840 ;  James ;  and  Alexander. 


*  Thomas  Broughton's  eldest  son  was  crated  a  Baronet  ia 
1660.  ^  r- 

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'  I.  Grace,  m.  Id  Nov.  1881,  to  John  Hargreaves,  Esq.  of 
Broad  Oak,  and  Hall  Bara,  Bucks,  and  d,  leavings 
iasue. 

^intHQC, — WnxiAM  Bbown,  of  the  co.  of  Antrim,  had 
three  eons, 
John,  of  the  city  of  London,  insurance  broker,  d.  leaving 
two  children,  a  son  and  dau.,  who  both  have  families. 
'  Alexander,  of  whom  presently. 
Stewart,  of  Baltimore,  merchant,  who  m,  twice,  and  had 
issue  by  both  wives. 
The  2nd  son, 

Alexander   Brown,     b.    at    Ballymena,    leaving    his 
native  oountiy  towards  the  close  of  the  year  1800,  settled  as 
a  general  merchant  at  Baltimore,  in  Maryland,  and  aaso* 
elated  with  him  his  four  sons,  whom  he  had  sent  to 
England  to  be  educated.    Mr.  Brown  m.  17  June,  1783, 
Grace,  dau.  of  John  Davison,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
*  I.  William,  now  of  Beilby  Grange. 
IL  Geoige,  b.  17  April,  1787,  now  residing  in  Baltimore, 
m.  17  Dec.  1818,  Isabella  Maclanigan,  and  has  issue, 
1  Alexander-Davison,  b.  30  May,  1828. 
S  Gooigo-Stewart,  6.  7  May,  1834. 
1  Grace-Ann.       2  Isabella.       3  Elisabeth-Johnston, 
lu.  John-A..  of  Philadelphia,  b.  21  May.  1788»  m.  1st, 
Isabella  Patrick,  and  has  issue, 
1  Alexander,  6.  18  July,  1815. 

Mr.  John-A.  Brown  m.  2nd]y,  0  Sept  1823,  Miss  Grace 
Brown,  and  has  by  her  a  dau., 
1  Ellen. 
IV.  James,  of  New  Tork,  6.  4  Feb.  1791,  m.  Louisa  Kirk- 
land,  and  has  issue, 

1  James- Alexander,  6.  23  July,  1828. 

2  William-Benedict.  6.  23  April.  1825. 

1  Sarah,  m.  in  1838,  to  her  cousin,  Alexander  Brown,  Esq. 

2  Graoe-Davisoxu         3  Mary-Louisa.         4  Maigaret 
Mr.  James  Brown  m,  2ndly,  14  Sept  1831,  Maria  Coe, 
and  has  by  her, 

1  George-Hunter,  b.  9  Jan.  1835. 

2  John-Crosby,  b.  22  May,  1838. 

8  Clarance,  6.  7  May,  1840.  1  Maria. 

Mr.  Brown  d,  at  Balthnore,  6  April,  1834. 

^rm*— Gu.,  a  chevron,  or,  between  two  lion*s  gambs,  in 
chief;  arg.,  and  four  hands  conjoined,  in  base,  of  the  second ; 
on  H  chief,  engrailed,  gold,  an  eagle,  disploved,  sa. 

CrtU — A  lion's  gamb,  erect,  and  era^eo^  aig.,  holding  a 
baud,  ppr. 

Motto— Est  Concordia  fhitmm. 

Sra<«— Richmond  Hill,  near  Liverpool;  and  Beilby  Grange, 
near  Hetherby,  Yorkshire. 

BROWN  OF  HAREHILLS  GROVE. 

Brown,  James,  Eaq.  of  Harehills  Grove,  co.  York, 
b.  12  April,  1814. 

^intAQt, — Jaws  Brown,  Esq.,  an  eminent  merchant 
at  Leeds,  m.  17  Oct.  1785,  Anne,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of 
Samuel  Williams,  Esq.  of  the  same  ph^e,  and  had  two 
sons,  namely, 
I.  James,  his  heir. 

IL  William  -  Williams,  of  AUerton  Hall,  near  Leeds,  a 
banker  in  Leeds  and  London,  a  magistrato  and  deputv- 
lieutenant  for  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  b.  10  Feb. 
1788,  m.  28  Nov.  1812,  Margaret-Brockden,  only  child 
of  Isaac  Duncan,  of  Philadelphia,  in  the  United  States, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  23  May,  1820,  had  one  son  and  two 
daus.,  vis., 

1  Samuel  -  James,  b.    25  Oct.   1814,   m.  1  June,  1841, 
Jaoobina- Maria -Sophia,    eldest  dau.    of  Sir  Joseph 
Radcliffe,  Bart 
1  Ann- Williams,  m.  to  Thomas  Benyon,  Esq.  of  Gledhow 
Hall,  near  Leeds,  and  d.  18  Feb.  1852. 
S  Man:aret-Duncan,  m.  10  Feb.  1842,  to  Lieut-CoL  Dunn, 
Royal  Artillery. 
Mr.  Brown  d.  in  1813,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

James  Brown,  Esq.  of  Harehills  Grove,  J.P.  and  D.L. 

West  Riding  of  Yorkshire ;  6.  25  Sept.  1786 ;  m.  10  June, 

1811,  Charlotte,  3rd  dau.   of  Matthew  Rhodes,   Esq.   of 

Campfield,  near  Leeds,  and  had  issue, 

James,  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  now  of  Harehills 

Grove. 

Charlotte-Anne,  ta.  11  June,  1833,  to  Richard  Shuttle- 
worth  Streatfeild.  Esq.  of  The  Rocks,  in  Sussex. 
Mary,  m.  3  Aug.  1841,  to  Thomas  Shi£fher,  Esq.,  youngest 
son  of  Sir  Geoige  Shiflher,  Bart 

Anne -Rhodes -Williams,    m.  14    Sept   1887,  to  James- 
Williams  Scariett  Esq.,  only  surviving  son  of  Sir  Willium- 
A.  Scarlett  Kut,  late  chief  Justice  of  Jamaica. 
Arm*— Arg.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  cotised.  az..  between  two  six- 
pointed  mufleta,  forced,  sa.,  three  lions,  rampant  of  tho 
field;  quartering  Williams. 
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B  R  O 

Cre9t-^A  demi-lion,  rampant  or,  between  two  elephanfa* 
trunks,  ppr. 
Moi  to — I'ersevera  Deoque  confide. 
iScot— Harehills  Grove,  near  Leeds. 

BROWN  OF  CLONBOY. 

Brown,  John,  Esq.  of  Clonboy,  co.  Clare,  J.P.,  6. 

23  Jan.   1802;    m.  25  Aug.  ISzt),   Maiy-Charlotte, 

eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Lidvdll,  Esq.  of  Clonmore, 

and  has  issue, 

I.  John,  6.  19  Sept  1827,  m.  1854,  Miss  Harriet-Yerekor 

Westropp,  of  the  Attyflin  fiunily. 
n.  Robert-Lidwlll,  6.  8  Aug.  1837. 

III.  William,  6.  13  Oct  1839. 

IV.  George,  6.  25  March,  1841. 

I.  Mary-Atkins.  n.  Isma-Helen. 

ni.  Constance-Margaret 

JLintUQt. — ^Thx  Bbv.  John  Brown,  of  ancient  Scotch 
descent  was  of  Danesfort  and  Mount  Brown,  oo.  limerick. 
He  m.  in  1752,  Meliora,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Col.  Southwell, 
brother  of  Viscount  Southwell,  and  had  issue,  two  sons, 
Hx^RT,  his  heir,  and  John-SouthweU,  who  inherited  Mount 
Brown,  and  was  ancestor  of  the  family  now  residing  there ; 
and  four  daus.,  of  whom  Mary  m,  Robert  Peppard,  Esq.  of 
Cappagh,  CO.  limerick  ;  Phcebe,  la.  let  John  Findi,  Esq., 
a  younger  son  of  Finch  of  Kilooleman,  co.  Tii^;>erary,  and 
2ndly,  George  Hewson,  Esq. ;  and  the  youngest  Frances, 
m.  Michael  Csntillon,  Esq.  of  oo.  Limerick.  The  eldest  son 
and  heir, 

Hbnrt  Brown,  Esq.  of  Danesfort,  and  of  Clonboy,  oo. 
Clare,  and  at  one  period  of  Richfield,  m,  in  1782,  Sarah,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Richard  Pierce,  Esq.  of  Liskmagry,  oo.  lime- 
rick (of  a  family  originally  fiem  Wilts  and  BerkshirsX  And 
had  issue, 
John,  of  Bridgetown  (Clonboy,)  captain  in  the  Limerick 
militia,  m.  in  1801,  Constance,  2iid  dau.  of  CoL  William 
Odell,  of  The  Grove,  co.  Limerick,  M.P.  for  the  city  of 
Limerick  for  thirtv  years,  and  a  lord  of  the  Treasury,  and 
d.  vUd  pcUrii,  leaving  issue, 
John,  present  representative. 

William,  m.  Mildred,  dau.  of  Thomas  Odell,  Esq.  of  Fort 
William,  CO.  Limerick,  and  d.  leaving  issuo. 
Henry,  m,  Sarah,  dau.  of  M^)or  Odell,  of  The  Grove,  co. 
limerick,  and  has  issue. 
Thomas- Antony  Southwell,  who  m.  in  1856,  Isma-Cow- 
ley,  4th  dau.  of  Thomas  Lidwill,  Esq.  of  Clonmore^  and 
has  issue. 

Richard  Pierce,  deceased. 

Aphra,  m.  to  William  Scanlan,  Esq.  barrister-at-law. 
Sarah,  m.  1st  March,  1834.  to  Hugh  Scanlan,  F^sq. 
Frances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Mauusell,  of  Milford. 
Phoebe,  m.  to  WiUiam  Odell,  Esq. 
Emily,  m.  to  Matthew  Scanlan,  Esq. 
Henry.  Edward.  Fierse. 

William.  Francis. 

Meliora,  ta.  to  —  Odell,  Esq.,  oo.  limerick. 
Sarah.  Anna.  Catherine. 

Mr.  Brown  d.  hi  1838. 

ArtM—OvLy  on  a  chevron,  betweea  three  fleurs-do  lis,  or, 
a  thistle,  ppr. 
Orat — ^An  eagle,  displayed. 
Motto— YirtxiB  oabit,  cura  servabit 
&a(— Clonboy,  co.  Clare. 

BROWNE  OF  MORLEY  HOUSE. 

Graver-Bbownk,  John-Tdenkr,  Esq.  of  Morley 
House,  CO.  Norfolk,  m.  Frances,  dau.  (by  Frances  his 
wife,  youngest  daiL  of  John  Mackenzie,  Esq.  of 
Stratbgame,  in  Rosshire)  of  the  late  Ven.  Henry 
Bathurst,  archdeacon  of  Norwich,  sister  of  Colonel 
Bathurst,  drd  Fusilier-guards,  and  granddau.  of  the 
late  Bishop  Bathurst^  and  by  this  lady  has  issue, 

I.  John-Bathurst. 

I.  Frances-Henrietta.  n.  Anna.  m.  CodUa. 

IV.  Grace-Emily.  v.  Laura-Adelhie. 

This  gentleman,  J.P.  for  Norfolk,  is  son  of  the  late 
George  Graver,  Esq.  of  Wymondham,  oo.  Norfolk, 
and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Dewing,  Esq. 
of  Carbrooke.  He  inherited  his  estates  on  the 
decease  of  his  godfather,  John  Browne,  Esq.  of 
Tacolnestone,  Norfolk,  in  1813,  and  assumed  the 
additional  surname  of  Browne. 

.^mu— Browns  and  Graver. 

Cre<f«— Browns  and  Gravsr. 

Motto— Qur  eflp^ranoe. 

finttf— Morley  llouse^  near  Wymondham,  Norfolk^ 


B  R  O 

BROWNE  OF  JANEVILLE. 

Browne,  Pbteh  -  Rutledoe  -  Montaqub,  Esq.  of 
JaneviUe,  co.  Down,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  capt.  half-pay 
»th  foot,  b.  6  March,  1796;  m.  7  July,  1830,  Mary- 
Jane,  only  chQd  and  hebess  of  the  late  Thomas- 
Typping  Smythe,  Esq.,  J.P.,  major  of  the  North 
Down  militia,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  Akdrbw-Smtths  Momtaoitb,  b.  12  June,  18S6. 

n.  WUliam-Honiy-Seymoiu^Moiitague,  b.  7  Nov.  1880. 

L  Xary-Montagua.  n.  Belinda- Axma. 

m.  Emma-Matilda. 

Captain  Montague  Browne  served  in  Spain,  France, 
Canada,  and  on  the  staff  in  the  West  Indies. 

%intKfSf. — '^^^  family  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the 
axident  and  noble  lino  of  Browne,  Lords  Montague.  The 
grandfather  of  the  present  Capt  Browne, 

JoHX  Bbowkb,  Esq.,  barrister -at -law,  son  of  John 
BaDWVK,  Esq.,  a  landed  proprietor  in  both  England  and 
Ireland,  by  his  wife,  a  dan.  of  the  Blake  family,  hold  some 
Important  official  situation  in  the  colonies.  He  m.  Miss 
Hendersan,  a  lady  of  andent  descent  in  Rfeshire,  and  had 
asoD, 

Pktkr  Bbowhs,  Esq.,  M.B.,  of  Westport,  eo.  Mayo,  an 
emiaent  physician,  who  m.  in  1777,  Anna.  dau.  of  Andrew 
Cnmlord,  Esq.,  qapt.  of  dragoons  in  Marlborough's  army, 
wounded  at  the  battle  of  Blenheim,  and  by  her,  who  d.  In 
1816,  be  left  at  his  decease,  in  Dec  1797,  four  sons  and  one 
dan..  Tic, 

AvittKw,  inspector-gen.  army  medical  department,  m.  but 
h«i  no  issue. 

James,  an  officer  in  the  army,  d.  in  1806. 

WiDiam- Henry,  aliK>  an  officer  in  the  army,  d.  in  1807. 

PKTxa-RvTLanoB-MoifTAOus,  now  of  Janerille. 

Belinda,  who  m.  in  1806,  James  Burke,  Esq.  of  Richmond, 
ca  Galway,  and  d.  in  1819.  leaving  two  sous  and  throe 


Jrms— 8a.,  three  lions,  passant,  in  bend,  between  two 
doable  ootises,  arg. ;  a  crescent  for  difference. 
Oral— An  eagle  displayed,  vert 
J/«tto— Suivez  la  roison. 
Bdi*— Janerille,  near  KiUough,  Downshire. 


BROWNE  OF  BRONWYLFA. 

Bbownb,  Likut.-Gen.  Sir  Thomas-Henry,  Knt, 
K.C.H.  of  Bronwylfa,  co.  Flint,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high- 
sheriff  in  1830,  6.  8  Sept  1787;  m.  13  March,  1828, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Ralph-H.  Brandling,  of 
Qoaforth  House,  near  Kewca8tleH)n-Tyne,  and  has 
iHue, 

I.  Hbvst-Ralph,  capt.  in  the  9th  regt.,  b.  20  Deo.  1828. 

n.  Ralph-Charles,  lieut.  71st  regt.,  6. 18  Feb.  1830. 

Fir  Thomas -Heniy  Browne  is  a  lieut-gen.  in  the 
army,  colonel  of  ^e  80th  foot,  and  Military  Knig:ht 
Commander  of  the  Quelphic  Order.  This  distin- 
guished officer  serred  at  the  siege  of  Copenhagen,  in 
America,  at  the  capture  of  Martinique,  and  in  Por- 
tugal, Spain,  and  France;  he  was  present  at  the 
battles  of  Salamanca,  Vittoria,  the  Pyrenees,  Niye, 
Kivelle,  Orthes,  Toulouse,  &c. 

Itnntfff  • — OaoBoaBnowirB,  Esq.,  Imperial  and  Tosesn 
Consul  at  lirexpool,  son  of  George  Browne,  Esq.,  late  of 
PMaage,  eo.  Cork,  and  Mary  his  wife,  dan.  of  John  Cotter, 
Ek).,  m.  in  1786,  Felicity,  dau.  of  the  late  Benedict-Paul 
Wagner,  Esq.  of  North  Hall,  near  Wigan,  co.  Lancaster, 
Imperial  and  Tuscan  consul-general  in  livorpool,  by  his  wife 
EBsabeth  Haydock,  of  Birington,  in  the  same  shire,  and 
had 


TBOKAS-HKirBr,  the  present  possessor  of  Bronwylik. 
George-Baxter.  Bent -col  in  the  army,  one  of  the  Commis- 

iiooera  of  Polioe  in  Ireland,  m.  Harriet- Anne,  eldest  dati. 

of  the  late  Martin  Whish,  Esq.,  chairman  of  the  Board 

of  CommiaAionerB  of  Exci«e. 
Fbucia-Dobothka,  6.  S5  Sept  1793,  m.  in  1812,  to  Capt 

Hemana,  of  the  4th  r^j^ent  of  infantry,  and  d.  in  1835. 

This  lady  was  the  celebrated  poetess. 
Harriet-HArT,  m.  to  the  Her.  W.  H.  Owen,  yicar  of  the 

cathedral  oiurch  of  St  Asaph. 

Arm»—F^,  three  lions,  passant,  in  bend,  between  two 
doable  ootises,  arg. 
CroS— An  eagle  displayed,  vert 
Jfo<to    SpecUmur  ageodo. 
tel— BronwyMi^  near  St  Asaph,  co.  Flint 
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B  R  O 

BROWNE  OF  BROWNE'S  HILL. 

Browne,  RobertClation,  Esq.  of  Browne's  Hill, 
CO.  Carlow,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1831,  6. 
28  Jan.  1799 ;  m.  28  Oct  1834,  Harriette-Augusta, 
3rd  dau.  of  the  late  Hans  Hamilton,  Esq.,  many 
years  M.P.  for  the  county  of  Dublin,  and  has  issue, 

X.  William-Clayton,  6.  20  Nov.  1836. 

n,  Charles-Henry,  6.  13  Not.  1830. 

in.  Bobert-Claytcm,  6.  8  Hay,  1888. 

I.  Annette-Caroline. 

9.intllQt* — ^This  famfly  of  Browne  was  originally  esta- 
blished in  England;  and  derives  fh>in  the  branch  seated 
since  the  year  1423,  at  Bokewoode  and  Weald  Hall,  Essex. 

BoBBRT  Baowme,  younger  son  of  John,  (who  was  2nd  son 
of  John  Browne,  Esq.  of  Wickham,  co.  Bucks,  and  Weald, 
eo.  Essex)  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-hcdr  of  Thomas 
D'Aroy,  of  ToUeshunt  D'Arcy,  co.  Essex,  Esq.,  went  to  Ire- 
land in  the  parliamentaxy  army,  attached  to  Col.  Henry 
Prittie's  regiment,  during  the  civil  war  in  1660,  and  settled 
at  Carlow  soon  after  that  period,  about  1664.  Ho  d.  in  1677, 
leaving,  by  Jane  his  wife,  two  sons,  William,  the  younger, 
and 

JoHV  Bbowns,  Esq.,  the  elder,  who  g.  his  fkther.  He  ta. 
about  1680,  Mary,  dau.  of  Robert  Jennings,  Esq.  of  Kilkea 
Castle,  oo.  KOdare,  -of  the  family  of  JsKiriNos  <(f  Seidell^  co. 
Toxk.    Their  son  and  successor, 

WiLUAX  Baow^rv,  Esq.  of  Browne's  Hill,  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Dr.  Clayton,  dean  of  Deny,  and  sister  to  the  learned 
Robert  Clayton,  bishop  of  Clogher.  By  this  lady,  who  des- 
cended from  the  family  of  that  name  of  Adlington  Hall,  co. 
Lancaster,  he  had,  John,  d.  unm. ;  Robert,  successor  to 
his  father ;  Anne,  m.  to  the  Right  Rev.  Thomas  Bernard, 
D.D.,  Bishop  of  Limerick;  Catherine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Abra- 
ham Bymes ;  Maiy,  m.  to  Peter  cfale,  Esq.  of.  Ashfield, 
Queen's  County ;  and  Juliana,  m.  to  Thomas  Cooper,  Esq. 
of  Newstown,  co.  Carlow.  Mr.  Browne  d.  in  1772,  sged  88, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

RoBE^  Bbowhb,  Esq.  of  Trowne's  Hill,  who  m.  87 
March,  1762,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Redmond  Morrss,  Esq.,  M.P, 
for  Dublin,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Redmond,  ooL  in  the  army,  d.  imm. 

Robert,  a  lient-gen.  in  the  armv:  m.  in  1804,  Harriet,  only 
dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Richard  Clayton,  of  Adlington  Hall, 
CO.  Lancaster,  Bart,  and  on  succeeding  in  right  of  his 
wife  to  the  Adlington  Ball  estates,  assumed  the  additional 
surname  of  Clattoh.    He  d.  in  1846,  leaving  issue  a  son, 

RlOHABD-CLATTONBEOWlTE-CLATTOlf,  Esq.   ofAdliUgtOU 

Hall  and  Corrigbyme ;  and  a  dau.  Eleanor,  m,  to  the  Kev  • 
James  Daubeny. 

John,  in  holy  oraers.  » 

Elizabeth  and  Anne,  both  d.  uma. 
Mr.  Browne  d.  in  Jon.  1816,  aged  87,  and  was  $.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  Bbowkb,  Esq.  of  Browne's  Hill,  J.P.,  and  eustos 
rotulorrun  of  the  co.  of  Carlow,  M.P.  for  Portarlington.    He 
was  6.  in  Jan.  1763,  m.  1st,  in  1793,  the  Lady  Charlotte 
Bourke,  dau.  of  Joeeph  Doane,  8rd  Earl  of  Mayo  and  Arch- 
bishop of  Tuam,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1806)  had  issue, 
Robsbt-Clatton,  present  r^resentative. 
Joseph-Deane,  late   capt.  in   the  carabineers,   m.    Miss 
Thursby. 

ElizabeOi,  n».  to  Sir  Wheeler-Denny  CufTe,  Bart,  of  Lyrath, 
CO.  Kilkenny,  who  d.  in  1863. 

Eleanor-Mary,  m.  to  William-FitzWiUiam  Burton,  Esq.  of 
Burton  Hall,  co.  Carlow,  who  d.  in  1844. 
Charlotte,  m.  to  William  Brownlow,  Esq.  of  Knapton, 
Queen's  County. 

Annette,  m.  in  1826,  to  the  Hon.  and  Yen.  Henry  Scott 
Stopford,  archdeacon  of  Leighton,  and  d.  in  March,  1842. 

He  fa.  2ndly,  in  1816,  the  Lady  Letitia  Toler,  dan.  of  John, 
1st  Earl  of  Norbury,  lord  chief  Justice  of  the  Common 
Pleas  in  Ireland,  by  his  wife,  Grace  Graham,  Baronees  of 
Norwood,  and  by  this  lady  had  issue, 

John-Toler. 

William-Raymond,  capt  7th  ftuOlers. 

Hector-Graham. 

Grace-Isabella,  m.  to  OodfVoy  Boeanquet,  Esq. 
Mr  Browne,  high-sherilT  of  the  oo.  of  Carlow,  in  1794,  d. 
1  April,  1840. 

Jrm$-^iL,  a  chevron,  between  three  lion's  gambs,  erect 
and  erased,  arg. ;  a  borduro  of  the  second ;  on  a  chief  of  the 
same,  au  eagle,  displayed,  sa.,  armed  and  crowned,  or, 
qu.Hrtering  Clayton  :  arg,  a  cross,  engrailed,  sa. ;  between 
four  tortcaux. 

CVtff— The  eagle  of  Sicily,  displayed,  with  two  heads,  sa. 

JI/0//0— Fortiter  et  fldoliter.  ^r^  t 

£fal— Browue'3  Hill,  co.  Carlow.    ^  .     (^ Q QQ  [^ 


B  R  O 

BROWNE  OF  KILSKEAGH. 

Browne.  Robert,  Esq.  of  Kilskeagh,  co.  Galway, 
Ranger  of  the  Curragh,  m.  Harriet,  dau.  of  William- 
S.  Dempster,  E^q.  of  Skibo,  co.  Sutherland,  aud  has 
issue, 

I.   ROBKRT-JOHN. 

1.  Charlotte.  n.  Harriet-Margaret 

in.  Emily.  rr,  Roea. 

Etntafft.— For  the  earlier  pedigree,  see  Browkb  of 

Olivsr  Bbowitb,  eldest  son  of  Dominick  FitsWilllam- 
Browne,  (who  d,  in  1596)  served  as  sheriff  of  Oalway  in 
1593,  and  as  mayor  in  1609.     His  eldest  son, 

Martin  Bbownk,  of  Coolam,  a  standi  adherent  of 
royalty,  had  his  property  confiscated,  including  the  splendid 
mansion  he  had  erected  in  Oalway.  He  left  two  sons, 
OuvER,  and  Dominick  (Sir),  Knt    The  elder, 

Captain  Ouykb  Bbownk,  of  Coolam,  had,  at  the  Resto- 
ration, a  re-grant  of  a  portion  of  his  father's  lands.  He  d. 
in  1636,  leaving,  with  daus.,  one  of  whom,  Elizabeth,  m. 
Marcus  Lynch,  of  Bama,  three  sons ;  of  whom  the  eldest, 

Mabtin  Bbownk,  Esq.  of  Coolam,  m.  a  dau.  of  Oeoflrey 
Browne,  Esq.  of  Castle  McGarrett,  oo.  Mayo,  and  had  issue, 
Robert,  his  heir;  Anthony;  and  serei-al  daus.,  one  of 
whom  m.  1717.  John  Bodkin,  Esq.  of  Annaglx.  The  elder 
son, 

Bobbbt  Bbownk,  Esq.  of  Coolam,  t».  «id  had  Issue, 
Martin,  of  Coolam,  who  d,  $.  p,  m.  ;  Doxiniok  ;  and  a 
dau.,  m,  to  Blake  of  Moorefield.    The  2nd  eon, 

Dominick  Bbownk,  Esq.  of  Kilskeagh,  became  eventually 
head  of  the  £unily :  he  m.  Emily,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  John 
Browne,  of  Elm  Hall,  and  had  issue, 

Robsbt,  now  of  Kilskeagh. 

Johu-WilliAm,  of  Mount  Kelly. 

Ueniy,  resident  in  America.  Oeoige,  deceased. 

Maria,  m,  to  Edmund  Peel,  Esq.  of  Bonchurch,  Isle  of 
Wight,  late  of  the  49th  regt. 

^mt»— Quarteriy :  Ist  and  4th,  sa.,  three  lions,  passant,  in 
bend,  between  two  double  cotisea,  arg. ;  2nd  and  3rd,  arg., 
au  eagle  displayed,  with  two  heads,  sa. 

Crett — An  eogle  displayed. 

Jl/otto— Suivez  raisoii. 

S.a^-Kilskeagh,  co.  Galway. 


BROWNE  OF  MOUNT  KELLY. 

Browne,  John-William,  Esq.  of  Mount  Kelly, 
CO.  Galway,  J.P.,  m.  in  Oct.  1 832,  Mary-Sophia,  dau. 
of  Nathaniel  Cavenagh,  Esq.  of  Bath,  which  lady 
d.  t.  p,  20  Aug.  1846.  Mr.  Browne  is  2nd  son  of 
Dominick  Bronvne,  Esq.  pf  Kilskeagh,  co.  Galway, 
J.P.,  by  Emily  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
John  Browne,  of  Elm  Hall,  co.  Mayo,  youngest  son 
of  the  Ist  Earl  of  Altamont,  ancestor  of  the  Mar- 
quess of  Sligo. 

Jmu— 8a.,  three  lions,  passant,  in  bend,  aig..   between 
two  double  cotises,  of  the  last. 
Crtit — An  eagle,  displayed.  Motto — Suivez  la  raison. 

5c<u(— Mount  Kelly,  Barony  of  Ballymoe,  co.  Galway. 


BROWNE  OF  MpYNE. 

Browne,  Michael- Joseph,  Esq.  of  Moyne,  Galway, 
J.P.,  high-eherifFin  1847. 

£ttKA9t. — ^This  name  Le  Brun  (afterwards  BrowneX 
stands  60th  on  the  Battle  Abbey  RoU. 

Sib  Stephen  Lb  Bbun,  eldest  son  of  Sir  Hugh  Le  Bran, 
one  of  the  Lords  of  the  Marches  of  Wales,  m.  Era,  sister  to 
Griffith,  Prince  of  Wales :  he  and  his  sons  supponted  Stbphsn, 
against  the  Empress  Matilda,  after  the  death  of  that 
monarch. 

HuoB  La  Brun,  eldest  son  of  Sir  Stephen,  having  ren- 
dered some  important  serricee  to  Hknrt  II.,  on  his 
invaidoin  of  Wales,  was  permitted  by  that  monarch  to 
inherit  his  fiUher's  manors :  his  younger  brothers,  Sir 
Philip  and  Sir  William  Le  Brun,  having  been  more  distin- 
guished in  the  civil  wars  in  fighting  sgainst  Hbnrt,  were 
not  so  easily  forgiven ;  they  Joined  their  relatives  in 
invading  Ireland,  and  thus  escaped  Henry's  resentment, 
and  acquired  extensive  possessions  in  the  invaded  coun- 
try. 

ffir  Philip's  descendants  became  proprietors  of  many 
manors  in  the  county  of  Wexford,  in  the  afEtdrs  of  which 
140 


B  R  O 

they  took  a  distinguished  part.  Lawrence  Browne,  2nd 
son  of  Nicholas,  of  Mulrankan  Castle,  was  elected  by  the 
burgeeses  of  Wexford,  to  represent  them  in  the  parliament 
assembled  at  Westminster,  1376.  It  appears  by  an  inquisi- 
tion, taken  at  Wexford,  30  Jan.  1665,  that  this  ancient 
castle,  and  several  manors,  were  confiscated  under  the 
pretence  that  William  Browne,  of  Mulrankan,  "  an  Irish 
papist,"  Joined  in  the  rebellion  of  1641. 

Sir  William  FttzStephen,  youngest  brother  of  Sir 
Philip  Le  Brun,  held  a  command  in  the  army  that  pro- 
ceeded against  Dublin,  then  in  the  possession  of  the  Danes. 
Subsequent  to  its  surrender,  he  settled  in  the  county  of 
Dublin :  his  descendants  became  seated  at  Clondalkin,  one  of 
whom,  Fromond  Le  Bran,  was  chancellor  of  Ireland,  1269. 
The  extensive  estates  of  Fromond's  descendants  passed 
into  the  hands  of  the  Barnwell  family,  on  the  marriage  of 
Lady  Anne  Brun  to  Lord  Kingsland,  1488. 

Walter  Le  Brun,  youngest  son  of  Sir  William  Fita- 
Stephen,  was  fiather  of 
Stephen  Le  Brun,  who  had  two  sons, 
Stephen  FitzStephen,  who  became  proprietor  of  Kil* 
Patrick,  in  the  county  Meath,  and 

Sir  David  Le  Brun  or  Browne,  contemporary,  and  a  com- 
panion  in  arms  of  the  Red  Earl  of  Ulster,  with  whom  he  was 
nearly  connected  by  marriage ;  he  was  a  distinguished  warrior, 
and  obtained  extensive  possessions,  particularly  near  AUienry, 
then  the  capital  of  the  Anglo-Norman  settlers  in  Con- 
naught  He  d.  1303,  on  his  acquired  property,  which  up  to 
the  present  day  is  known  as  "  David's  Castle."  He  was  «. 
by  Us  eldest  son, 

Stephen  FitxDavid,  who  by  his  bravery  at  the  battle 
of  Atbenry,  1316,  added  considerably  to  his  possessions ; 
he  m.  Catherine  de  Bermingham,  dau.  of  Lord  Athenry,  by 
whom  he  had  four  sons,  with  daus. ;  Henrt,  his  heir,  of 
Bally  David  ;  John,  of  StradbaUy  ;  Robert ;  and  WiUiam. 

Henrt  FttzStephen,  eldest  sen.  Joined  his  rdativea, 
the  Berminghams,  in  the  civil  wars  between  the  Anglo- 
Irish  nobles,  and  subsequently  accompanied  the  Earl  of  KU- 
dare  to  France,  where  he  Joined  the  forces  of  Edward  III., 
and  distinguished  himself.  On  his  retura,  he  m.  Christian, 
dau.  of  Sir  Ambrose  Browne,  of  Kent,  by  whom  he  had, 
with  other  issue, 

Phiup  FitzHbnrt,  his  heir,  who  m.  Sily,  dau.  of  Walter 
Blake,  eldest  son  of  Richard  Caddie,  alia*  Bloke,  shetiflf  of 
Connaught,  1306.  Philip  was  killed  while  still  young,  in 
an  encounter  with  the  natives,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
Thomas  FttzPhiup  :  he  m.  Kate,  dau.  of  John  Bowde- 
kine,  provost  of  Athenry  (ancestor  of  Robert  Bodkin,  of 
Annagh,  and  John  Bodkin,  of  Quanymount,  late  M.P.  fbr 
the  oounty  Oalway). 

By  a  deed  in  the  49th  Edward  III.,  between  Thomas 
FitaPhUip,  apd  his  son-in-law,  John  Browne,  son  of  John, 
the  younger,  it  appears  that  at  that  early  period,  several 
branches  of  the  Browne  family  were  proprietors  in  Con- 
naught  :  he  had  a  numerous  family,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Henrt  Browne  FitSThomas,  of  Aith-an-Ree.  who  ac- 
quired large  tracts  of  land  with  his  wife,  Sheela,  dau.  of 
Donald  Mullally :  he  was  slain  1309,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
Thokas  Browne,  who  m.  Mabel,  dau.  of  William 
Browne,  provost  of  Athenry,  7th  Henrt  V.  Another  dau. 
of  this  William  was  m.  to  John  Browne,  son  of  Stephen 
Browne,  maj^r  of  London,  who  was  distinguished  for  hia 
patriotism  and  benevolence.  Thii  John  settled  in  Ireland, 
and  had  a  son  named  Eustace,  fW>m  whom  another  branch 
of  the  Browne  family  claims  descent. 

John  Browne,  eldest  son  of  Thomas,  m,  Mary,  dan.  of 
Walter  Ffivnch,  mayor  of  Galway,  1445,  and  had  a  son  and 
heir, 

William  Browne,  who  m.  Mary  Athy.  whose  ancestor 
was  one  of  the  earliest  Anglo-Normans  that  settled  in  Oal- 
wi^:  it  is  stated  that  the  Athys  erected  the  first  stone 
house  in  that  ancient  city,  of  which  many  of  them  filled 
the  offices  of  sheriff  and  mayor. 

JoHV  Browne,  eldest  son  of  William,  m.  Honor  da 
Burgo.  He  Joined  William  de  Burgo  and  others,  who  rose 
against  the  oppression  of  the  English  government,  but 
fell  with  many  other  leaders  of  that  party,  at  the  battle 
of  Knock-a-tuath,  after  which  Atheniy  and  Oalway  sur- 
rendered, when  his  son, 

Stephen  Browne,  who  had  m.  Eveline,  dan.  of  QtaSrey 
Lynch,  mayor  of  Oalway,  1487,  «.  to  the  property.  He 
had,  with  a  dau.,  six  sons,  Andrew,  who  d.  while  mayor 
of  Oalway,  1574 ;  William ;  John ;  James ;  Patrick ;  and 
Nicholas,  four  of  whom  were  admitted  to  the  fireedom  of 
Oalway  in  1589-40,  and  came  to  reside  on  their  properties 
in  and  about  Oalway.  C^  r^r^r-^l 

Jigitized  by  V^OOy  l^ 


B  B  O 

WtLUMM  Bmuwmm,  of  Onhmj;  faA  wtm  «#  Bferiihw\  ml  I 

Annnitwiriii,  dau.  of  Valentine  Blake,  by  his  wife,  Evelina 
ffivoch,    daxL    of    Oeofl^y   lArnich,   by  whom    ha    had,  | 
Andrew,  of  Olonea;  Domiuiok,  of  Bama;  Richard;  and  ' 
Thomas. 

DoiMunoK  Bbowks,  of  Bama,  lerved  as  mayor  of  Gal-  ! 
way  in  157A.  Ha  took  a  leading  part  in  the  affairs  of 
Galwa^ ;  and,  with  other  chieftains,  was  a  x>arty  to  the 
eomposition  which  they  entered  into,  in  15S6,  with 
Sir  John  Perrot,  on  the  part  of  Qdsen  Elizabeth,  for 
their  properties  in  Connaught.  He  m.  a  dau.  of  Sir 
Morroe^  OTlaberty,  by  whom  he  had  (with  a  dau.,  Jane, 
m.  to  Alderman  Patrick  BLirwan,  ancestor  of  the  Kibwaws 
^  Crtgg)  a  nimierooa  fkmily  of  seven  sons,  fh>m  whom 
most  of  the  present  Galway  fiunilies  of  Browne  are  de- 
scended. He  d.  at  an  advanced  age  in  1606,  and  was 
buried  in  the  fiunily  tomb  at  the  Franciscan  Abbey,  Oalway. 
His  SODS  wsre^ 

Oum,  ancestor  of  the  Coolam  line  (which  tee). 

Edwabd,  went  to  Germany :  a  son  of  his,  Colonel  Browne, 
in  the  service  of  the  Duke  of  Lorraine,  was  to  have  com- 
manded two  thousand  of  the  troops  that  prince  proposed 
sending  to  aid  Chaalbb. 

Gooffi^ey,  Cather  of  Sir  Domh^ck,  ancestor  to  Lord  Orsn- 


Marcos,  ancestor  of  the  Bbownes  of  Anmaghmore,  now 
•xtincL 

Thomas,  fVom  whom  the  families  of  Newtown,  Ardskea, 
and  Coeloo,  are  descended. 

James,  had  fbur  sons.  Peter-FltsJames,  sheriff  of  Galway, 
1647;  lliomas;  Nicholas  FitsJames,  who  was  father  of 
Michael,  ancestor  to  the  present  John-Francis  Browne, 
of  Tuam.  These  three  were  proprietors  in  and  about 
Oalway,  while  Patrick,  the  4th  son,  joined  his  relatives  in 
foreign  service. 

A  VD&rw,  of  whose  descendants  we  treat. 

Tbli 

AuxBXAV  AvDBKW  Bbownk  FiTzDoMiifiCK,  was  the 
fiyaBder  of  the  fiunily  of  Cloonkeely  and  Moyne.  He  m. 
a  sbter  to  Shr  Heniy  I^ynch,  of  Carrindulla  and  Costle- 
CsTTm,  CO.  Mayo;  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Mary,  m.  to 
Ambrose  Bodkin,  of  Annagh)  three  sons.  Andrew  was 
oos  of  the  ind^wndent  Jurors  who  found  against  the 
faiSquitous  claims  of  the  erown,  brought  forward  by  Lord 
Wsotworth.  For  this  he  sufferad  in  common  with  his  bro- 
ther Jmpors.  and  was  attainted.  Andrew  d,  in  1647,  leaving 
bis  three  sons  then  alive^  vis., 

I.  Fkahcu.  who  had  been  educated  on  the  continent,  and 
was  then  in  foreign  service,  returned  to  Ireland :  he  com- 
manded troops  at  the  sieges  of  Limerick  and  Galvray. 
On  the  surrender'of  the  latter  town  in  1652,  Francis 
Mi  the  country,  to  which  he  returned  on  the  Bestora- 
tlon ;  bat  he,  in  1664.  assigned  to  his  brothers  the  oompa- 
latively  small  portions  of  his  inheritance  which  bad  been 
reoovtsred,  ana  r^oined  his  companions  in  arms  on  the 
oontinent. 

It.  Dominick,  m.  his  cousin  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Hemy 
Ljnch.  He  and  his  relative  Geofbey  Browne,  who  m. 
Maiy  I^rnch,  sister  to  his  wife,  took  an  active  part  in  the 
ailairs  of  the  confederate  Catholics,  particularly  in  defeud- 
tog  tb^  native  town,  Galway,  which  was  the  last  of  the 
towns  in  the  United  Kingdom  that  surrendered  to  the 
republican  army.  Dominick,  as  well  as  his  brothers,  got 
some  grants  on  the  Restoration,  which  he  leflto  Edwud, 
hiii  oiUy  son,  who  entered  tlie  Spanish  service,  where  he 
became  a  distinguished  officer. 

in.  Jomr. 

TbsSrd  son, 

JoHjr  Bbowxb,  took  an  active  part  in  opposing  Cbom- 
imx^  fior  which  he  miffBred  during  the  Commonwealth; 
SDd  on  the  restoration  of  Charles,  he  and  his  brothers 
reeofeied  but  a  small  portion  of  their  inheritance.  John 
u,  in  166S,  Angelina,  dau.  of  Francis  Athy,  by  whom  he 
hsd  two  sons.  Frauds  and  Anthony.  In  1664,  John's 
sUast  brother,  Francis,  whom  we  have  mentioned  before, 
delennlned  on  returning  to  foreign  servloe;  previous  to 
which  he  settled  most  of  his  properties  on  his  brothers, 
nd  i^ipointed  Us  younger  brother,  John,  to  manage  the 
pertkm  be  reserved  for  himself  in  his  absence.  John  d. 
while  his  sons  were  still  young,  leaving  only  his  widow  to 
proieot  their  rights,  in  doing  which  she  had  many  <^po- 
MDts  to  contend  with.  She  succeeded  in  getting  an  addi- 
IkMial  grant.  We  find  that  Giles  Athy,  alias  Browne,  and 
Francis,  her  son,  got  a  grant  of  Mullagh  (the  did  name  of 
doookeelyX  S9  Feb.  (32nd  CHAmuBB  11.^  Frauds  being  then 

FkAHon  BaofWKM  Joined  the  army  of  Jambs  II.,  and  is 

sksted  to  have  been  killed  in  the  wars,  while  defending 

AftlMWy  1691.    After  his  death,  his  mother  went  to  reside 

With  her  only  sorririog  aoa,  Anthony,  at  Cloonkeely, 

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B  R  O 

bj  living  in  retiremenjt»  to  escape  fiirther  ooniis- 
cation. 

Akthont  Bbowke,  Esq.,  became  the  representative  of 
this  branch  of  the  Browues  on  the  death  of  his  elder 
brother,  Francis ;  and  heir  to  all  that  escaped  confiscation 
of  his  father's,  grandfather's,  and  uncle's  estates  ;  but  these 
were  small  in  comparison  to  what  was  confiscated.  An- 
thony m.  in  1696,  his  cousin,  Annastosia,  dau.  of  Nicholas 
Browne,  of  Newtown,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Browke,  Esq.  of  Cloonkeeley  and  Moyne.  He  m. 
Julian,  dau.  of  Michael  Lynch,  of  Tubberoe,  by  whom  he 
had  an  only  son, 

Michael  Browne,  Esq.  of  Cloonkeely  and  Moyne,  who 
til.  in  1762,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Blake.  Esq.  of 
Mullaghmore  and  \¥indfield,  and  had,  with  John,  his  heir; 
Thomas,  an  officer  in  the  East  India  service,  killed  while 
still  young ;  and  two  daus.,  the  elder,  Julia,  m.  to  Rode- 
rick McDermot,  Esq.  of  CooUvin ;  and  the  younger,  Anne^ 
to  John  Browne,  of  Castlemoyle,  in  the  cotm^  Galway, 
Esq. 

John  Browne,  Esq.  of  Moyne,  J.P.,  eldest  son  of 
Michael,  m.  in  1790,  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Dolphin,  of 
Turoe,  by  his  v^ife,  Eleanor  Burke,  of  St.  Clerans,  dau.  of 
John  Burke,  Esq.  of  St.  Clerans,  and  had  issue, 

Miohabl-Josbph  Browne,  Esq.  now  of  Moyne. 

Maria,  m.  in  1809,  to  the  present  Lord  Ffronoh,  d.  in  1S27. 

Anne. 

Arm$—ATg.,  an  esglcL  displayed,  with  two  heads,  sa. 
Creat — A  griffin*s  head,  erased. 
Afotto— Fortiter  et  fideliter. 
5Mt— Moyne,  Dangan,  oo.  Galway. 


BROWNE  OF  GREENVILLE  AND  TUAM 

Brown  K,  John-Francis,  Esq.  of  Greenville  and 
Tuam,  00.  Galway,  J.P. 

HilttUQt* — Jamss  Bbownb,  0th  son  of  Dominick  Browne 
FitaWilliam,  mayor  of  Galway,  1675,  descended  from  Sir  Wil- 
liam Le  Brun  (for  an  account  of  whom  and  his  ancestors, 
$ee  Bbownb  <if  Moyne),  was  the  founder  of  this  branch  of 
the  Browne  family.     His  sons, 

Nicholas  FitzJ  amies,  and  Petkr  FmJAMn,  sheriff  of 
Galway,  1647,  took  an  active  part  in  the  afihirs  of  the  con- 
federate Catholics,  particularly  in  defending  their  native 
town,  Galway,  which  was  the  last  town  in  the  United  King- 
dom which  surrendered  to  the  parliamentary  army. 

It  appears  by  returns  then  made,  that  Nicholas  Browne 
FitsJames,  and  his  son,  Michael  Browne,  reftised  to  sign 
the  assent  of  capitulation;  and  we  find  in  Cromwell's 
roll,  1657,  the  name  of  Nicholas-Browne  FitzJames  amongst 
those  who  had  their  property  in  the  town  of  Galway  con- 
fiscated. Michael  Browne,  to  avoid  further  persecution  on 
account  of  his  religion,  then  went  to  live  at  Tuam. 

After  the  restoration  of  Cbablbs  XL,  though  named  in 
the  enrolment  of  the  decrees  of  the  Innocents,  Michael 
Browne  did  not  succeed  in  recovering  his  father's  confis- 
cated property.  In  the  charter  which  Jambs  IL  granted 
to  Tuam,  and  which  he  was  active  in  procuring,  Michael 
Browne  appears  second  on  the  Ust  of  burgesses.  His 
attachment  to  Jamis  induced  him,  though  advanced  in  life, 
to  Join  the  king's  forces  at  Aughrim.  After  that  battle,  he 
retreated  to  Galway,  and  had  the  mortification  of  seeing  his 
native  town  obliged  to  surrender  a  second  time.  Michael 
died  soon  after,  and  left  by  his  wife,  Julian  Joyce,  Valen- 
tine, his  heir,  and  a  dau.,  Mary,  t».  to  James  Browne,  of 
Ard^ea. 

Valentine  Bbownb  succeeded  to  his  father.  He  m. 
Mary,  dau.  to  Valentine  Blake,  of  Drum  CasUe,  oo.  Galway, 
and  was  succeeded  by  his  son, 

John  Trxvcib  Bbownb,  Esq.  of  Tiuun,  who  n.  Anastaiia 
Buike,  of  Newford,  by  whom  he  had, 

I.  John-Franci%  present  representative, 
u.  Valentine.  ixl  Thomas. 

Jmu—Arg.,  an  eaglcL  disph&yed,  with  two  heads,  sa. 

Crest— A  griffin's  head,  erased. 

JIf odo— Fortiter  et  fideUter. 

fifltrt— Greenville^  Mount  Bellew  Bridge,  oo.  Galway. 


BROWNE  OF  BROWNE  HALL, 

Browne,  James-Arthur,  Esq.  of  Browne  Hall,  co. 
Mayo,  6.  30  April,  1810;  m.  22  Jan.  1841,  Emily- 


B  R  0 

Alice,  2nd  dan.  of  Arthur  Browne,  Esq.*  of  New- 
town, CO.  Roscommon,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dan.  of 
the  late  Captain  dements,  E.I.C.S.,  and  haa  had 
issue, 

I.  ReginAld-IioweUyn,  b.  24  Aug.  1843 ;  d.  17  Feb.  1848. 

II.  HANa-SLOAME-HnQHES,  6.  12  Sept  1858. 

I.  AugUBta-Louisa.  n.  Alice-Laura. 

III.  Edith-Anne.  iv.  Florence. 

Euif  age.— The  patents  by  which  the  lands  of  Browne 
Hall  or  Kilticulla  are  held  were  granted  by  King  Chableb  I. 
to  Edward  Browne,  one  of  the  same  family  of  Browne  as 
that  of  Castle  M'Ganrett,  represented  by  Lord  Oranmore. 

Jacob  Bbowmb,  Esq.  of  Browne  Hall,  son  of  James 
3rowne,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Cox,  Esq., 
f».  Ellis,  dau.  of  Dominick  Browne,  Esq.  of  Castiemao- 
garrett,  grandfather  of  Dominick,  Lord  Oranmore,  and  was 
fktherof 

James  Bbowkk,  Esq.,  of  Browne  Hall,  who  m.  8  May, 
1774,  Honoria,  dau.  of  Josiah  Shodwell,  Esq.  of  EyreTille, 
00.  Galway,  and  relict  of  John  DoncoUan,  Esq.  (^  Bally- 
donnellan,  same  ootmty,  and  had  issue, 

Dominick,  of  Browne  HalL 

Charles,  6. 10  May,  1784,  d.  young. 

Ellis,  9/1.  in  July,  1797,  to  Cfiristouher  Ussher,  Esq.,  since 
deceased.    She  d,  in  Sept.  1820,  leaving  issue. 

The  eldest  son, 

Dominick  Browns,  Esq.  of  Browne  Hall,  lieut -colonel 
South  Mayo  militia,  to  which  rank  he  was  appointed  in 
1801,  at  the  age  of  28,  and  of  which  regiment  Dominick 
Browne.  Esq.  of  Castle  M'Garrett,  was  at  the  time  full 
colonel,  fn.  in  July,  1803,  Augusta-Louisa,  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
Colonel  Arthur  Browne,  M.P.  for  Mayo.  2nd  son  of  the  let 
Earl  of  Altamont,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1850)  had  issue, 

Jambb- Abthub,  his  heir. 

Dominick-Augiistus,  in  holy  orders,  b.  24  April,  1811,  m, 
in  Nov.  1843,  Lucy,  only  dau.  of  the  late  Mr.  I^le,  of 
Armagh. 

Arthur,  6.  6  May,  1812. 

Frederick-William,  6. 1  April.  1814. 

Henry- Augustus,  b.  7  July,  1821. 

Edward-Geoflf^,  6. 14  Aug.  1824. 

Louisa.  Honorie,  d.  umn,  1845. 

Laura,  tn.  in  March,  1853,  to  the  O'Driscoll. 

^rm*— Aig.,  an  eagle,  displayed,  with  two  heads^  aa., 
langued,  ffu. 
Crest — A  griffln*s  head,  erased,  axg.,  langued,  go. 
Afotto— ForUter  et  fideUter. 
fiM^— Browne  Hall,  co.  Mayo. 

BROWNE  OF  RAHEENS. 

Bbowne,  Huoh-John-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Raheens,  co. 
Mayo,  b.  6  Feb.  1800. 

M,intHQt. — ^DoDWELL  Browns,  Esq.  of  Raheens,  bro- 
ther of  John,  1st  Lord  Kilmaine,  and  Srd  son  of  Sir  John 
Browne.  Bart,  of  The  Neale.  by  Maigarot,  his  1st  wife,  dan. 
and  co-heir  of  Henry  DodweU,  Esq.  of  Athlone^  m.  Elisa- 
beth, eldest  sister  and  co-heir  of  James  Cuf^  Lcard  l^raw- 
ley ;  and  d.  about  the  year  17M,  leaving  a  son, 

DoDWELL  BaowNR,  Esq.  of  Raheens,  lieut.  B.N. ;  who  m. 
Maria,  dau.  of  Sir  Neale  O'Donnell,  Bart  of  Newport,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1809),  had  issue, 

HuoH^omr-HsNBT,  now  of  Raheens. 

Neal  O'Donnell,  who  ta.  Sarah  Labertooohe. 

Mary- Anne  Moore,  tn.  to  Peter  Digges  La  Touche,  Esq. 

Maigaret-Eliaabeth.  m.  to  the  Hon.  Henry  Caulfeild,  of 
Hockley,  co.  Armagh,  brother  of  the  Earl  of  Chariemont 

Matilda-Dorcas,  m.  to  Alexander  Richey,  Esq. 

Louisa^ulia,  m.  to  Dr.  Benjamin  Darley. 

Maria,  m.  to  Dr.  Long. 
Mr.  Browne  d.  in  Canada  in  1819. 

Jnas— 8a.,  three  lions,  passant^  in  bend,  between  two 
double  ootises,  aiig. 
Cixtlr-Au  eagle,  displayed,  vert 
Jfoeto— Suivez  raison. 
Seat — ^Raheens,  CO.  Mayo. 


BROWNE  OF  BRAEFFEY. 

Bbowkk,  Dominick- Andrew,  Eb<i.  of  Braeffey,  co. 
Mayo,  6.  80  June,  1824. 

*  Arthur  Browne  was  son  of  John  Browne,  Esq.,  and 
Rosa-Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Admiral  Sir  Richard  Hughes, 
under  whom  Lord  Nelson  served  on  the  West  India  station. 
John  Browne  was  eldest  son  of  the  Hon.  Colonel  Arthur 
•Browne^  M.P.  for  Mayo,  2ud  son  of  the  Ist  Earl  of  Altamont 
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XrtneRSf.— Dominick  Bbowne,  Esq.  of  Breafield,  now 
Braeffey,  co.  Mayo  (Srd  son  of  Sir  John  Browne,  1st  Bart 
of  The  Neale,  and  brother  of  Geoige,  ancestor  of  the 
Barons  Kilmain^  and  John,  ancestor  of  the  Marquesses 
of  SUgo),  m.  Barbara,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Talbot,  and  niece 
of  the  Earl  of  Tyitionnell,  and  was  father  of  Andrew 
Bbowne,  Esq.  of  Bra^ey,  whose  son,  by  Eleanor  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Ke^waii,  Esq., 

Dominick  Bbowne,  Esq.  of  Braeffey,  6.  in  1701,  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  Martin  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Houndswood,  co. 
Mayo;  and  d.  in  1776,  leaving  issue,  Andrew-Nicholas, 
his  heir ;  and  John-Edmond,  created  a  Baronet  of  Ireland 
in  1797.    The  elder  son, 

Andrew-Nicholas  Browne,  Esq.  of  Braeffey,  who  m, 
Mary  Gilker,  and  had  issue, 

Dominick,  nu^or  in  the  army,  d.  in  1808. 

Edmimd,  lieut -coL,  d.  18  April,  1838. 

John,  of  whom  we  treat 
The  Srd  son, 

Lieut. -Col.  John  Bbowne.  of  Braeffey,  m.  2  Oct  1328, 
Frances-Jane  Hawthorn,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Dominick-Andbsw,  now  of  Braeffey. 

n.  Montague.  in.  Heuiy-Juhn. 

IV.  Frederick-Augustus,     v.  Arthur-Welleeley-Wyndhain. 

▼I.  Edmund-Charles.  til  Augustus-Hawthorne. 

L  Rose-Mary-Anne.  n.  Sarah-Jane. 

ui.  Mary-Louisa. 
Col.  Browne  d.  20  Nov.  1849. 

^mu— 8a.,  three  lions,  passant,  in  bend,  between  two 
double  cotises,  aig. 

CnU — An  eagle,  displayed. 

Motto — Suivez  raison. 

&a^— Braeffey,  Caatlebar. 

BROWNE  OF  CAUGHLEY. 

Browne,  Thomas-Whitmore  Wtldk,  Esq.  of  The 
Woodlands,  oo.  Salop,  J.P.,  6.  Sept.  1800,  m.  Nov. 
1821,  Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  William  Broancker, 
Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1835,)  has  issue, 

L  WiLLLUf,  b.  March,  182S.        n.  Ralph,  b.  March,  18SL 

m.  Harry,  b.  Nov.  1838. 

1.  Catherine.  n.  Henrietta. 

m.  Agnes-Jane.  it.  Mary- Anne. 

%ixltHflt, — ^This  fkmfly  has  been  one  of  inflwenee  in 
the  county  of  Salop  for  several  generations.  Ralpb 
Bbownb,  Esq.  of  Caugfaley,  was  high-sheriff  of  Shrop- 
shire in  1687.  Edwabd  Bbowxk,  of  Caughley,  Esq.,  filled 
the  same  office  in  1719;  and  Ralph -Bbowhk  Wtldb 
Brownb,  Esq.  of  Caughley,  was  high-sheriff  in  1808.  This 
gentleman,  son  of  Thomas  Wylde,  Esq.,  by  Elizabeth  his 
wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Ralph  Browne,  Esq.  of  Caughley,  took 
the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Bbowkb.  He  m.  1798, 
Mary- Anne,  dan.  of  Thos.  Whitmore,  Esq.  of  Apley,  and  d, 
Deo.  1810,  leavhog  issxie,  Thoicas-Whitmorb,  now  of  The 
Woodlands  ;  John-Edward ;  Mary- Anne  ;  Jane,  m.  to 
Edward  Finch,  Esq. ;  and  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Chariee 
Williams,  Knt. 

^rm*— Sa.,  three  lions,  passant,  in  b«id,  between  two 
double  cotises,  aiv. ;  a  trefoU  for  diflbrence. 
Seatr-Th»  Woodlands,  Salop. 


BROWNE  OF  MONKTON  FARLEIGH. 

Browne,  Edward -Pennbfathbr- Wade,  Esq.  of 
Monkton  Farleigh,  Wilts,  h.  7  July,  1885. 

EttUaoe.— Wade  Bbowvb,  Esq.  of  Leeds,  J.P.   and 
D.L. ;  b.  in  1760,  son  of  John  Browne,  of  Chapel  Allerton, 
CO.  York,  by  the  dau.  and  eventual  heiress  of  John  Wade, 
of  Moortown,  Esq.,  m.  Ist,  Rhoda,  dau.  of  Jacob  Smith, 
Esq.  of  Walsall  (of  the  family  of  the  Smtths  o/  H<min{ftoH, 
CO.  Worcester,  who  were  settled  there  for  the  last  two 
centuries),  and  had  issue. 
Wads,  his  heir,  of  Monkton  Farieioh,  who  became  also 
heir  to  his  uncle,  Joseph  Smith,  Esq.  of  Sion  TTiH^  oo. 
Worcester,  and  high-sheriff  thereof. 
Lvdia,  m.  1st,  to  Joseph  Lea,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  to  Johnr 
Addenbrooke  Addenbrooke,  Esq. 
Elizabeth. 

Sarah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles-CoUins  Cnunp^  rector  oi 
Halford,  co.  Worcester. 

Mr.  Brown  m.  2ndly,  Miss  Elisabeth  Jonea,  by  whom  he 
had  a  dau.,  Mary,  wife  of  the  Rev.  William  Farwell,  rector 
of  St.  Austen's,  ConiwaU.  He  d.  in  Nov.  18S1,  and  was  «. 
by  his  only  son. 

Wads  BBowm,  Esq.,  J.P.  of  Monekton  Farkigh;  ft. 
30  ApiH,  1700;  m.  28  June,  1881,  Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  the 

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Right  non.  Bdward  PeiuMftithar,  lord  chief  Jtiatloo  of  the 
Queen's  Bench  in  Ireland,  and  by  her  (who  d,  20  Sept. 
1837)  had  issue, 

I.  EDWABD-FxmrxrATBEB-WAnK,  now  of  Honkton  Far- 
lelgh. 

n.  Comwallis-Wade,  6.  6  Sept.  1837. 
L  Bhoda-SuBan-Wade.  n.  Anne-Qeoi^giana-Wade. 

Mr.  Wade  Brown  <L  2  Aug.  1851. 

Arti.8 — Quarterly:  Istand  4th,  erm.,  a  chevron,  or,  cotised, 
between  three  roses,  gu.,  tor  Bbowvb;  2nd,  arg.,  a  lion,  pas- 
sant-regardant, sa.,  for  Smtth;  8rd,  az.,  on  a  bend,  arg., 
three  gillyflowers,  ppr.,  for  Wad£. 

Crett — A  demi-ea^e,  diq>layed,  or,  surmounted  by  two 
palm  branches  in  saltier,  ppr. 

MoUo — SuiTcz  raison. 

&at— Manor  House,  Monkton  Farleigh,  Bradford,  Wilts. 


BROWNE  OP  SALPERTON. 

Browns,  Thomas  -  Beale,  Esq.  of  Salperton,  oo. 
Gloucester,  and  Cappagh  White,  co.  Tipperaiy,  J.P. 
for  Olouceetershire,  b.  6  Nov.  1810;  m.  12  Aug. 
1S40,  Mary-Eliza,  2nd  dau.  of  Geoige-James  Sulivan, 
Esq.  of  Wiliiiiiigt<ni,  near  Ryde,  and  baa  issue, 

L  JoHK,  b.  8  May,  1841. 

n.  Thomas-Beale,  6.  7  Oct  1848. 

m.  George-Beale,  6.  24  Aug.  1850. 

L  Mary.  ii.  Eliza.  ni.  EUen. 

SrltUXfft. — ^The  family  of  Beowwe  qf  QUmcuttrtkire  is 
of  considerable  antiquity,  and  long  after  its  settlement  at 
Korton,  In  that  oo..  bore  the  Norman  name  of  Le  Brun.  Its 
patriarch   was   one   of  the   eompanions-  in  •  arms  of  the 

COVQUXBOR. 

THOMAa  BBOwn,  Esq.  of  Salperton,  son  of  the  Rev.  Johk 
Baown,  rector  of  Cobexiey,  oo.  Gloucester,  by  Maxy  his 
wife,  was  fkther  (with  a  son,  Thomas,  who  d.  Kxm.,  and  a 
dan.  Maiy,  m.  to  Edward  Sampson,  fisq.  of  Henbury)  of  an 
elder  son, 

JoHV  Bbowct,  Esq.  of  Salperton,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  and 
heirees  of  John  Beale,  Esq.  of  Temple  Guiting,  co.  Glouces- 
ter, whose  ancestors  were  there  seated  temp.  Stephen,  and 
had  issue, 

JoHir,  of  Salperton. 

Thomas- Beale,  b.  1  Dee.  1776,  d.  icnm.  12  Jan.  1794. 

Mary,  m.  to  William-Gore  Langton,  Esq.  of  Newton  Park, 
M.P.  for  oo.  Somerset^  and  has  issue. 

Hm  eldest  son, 

JoHV  Bbowvb,  Esq.  of  Salperton,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high- 
sherifT  in  1801,  6.  25  Aug.  1773,  m,  2  Nov.  1798,  Martha- 
Hnsanna,  dau.  of  the  Ber.  John  Pettat,  rector  of  Stonehouse, 
by  Martha  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Howe  Hicks,  Bai-t, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1843,)  had  issue, 

John-Beale,  b.  4  Nor.  1794,  d.  vmm.  1828. 

Tbo!1CA*-&ullb,  now  of  Salperton. 

Henriett^Jane,  m.  Feb.  1820,  to  William  Beadi,  Esq.  of 
OakJoy  Hall.  Hants,  and  d.  11  Aug.  1831,  leaving  issue. 

Frances-Susanna. 

Caroline- Anne,  m.  to  her  cousin,  the  Bev.  Charles-Bichard 
Pettat,  rector  of  Ashe  and  Dean,  eo.  Hants. 

Mr.  Browne  d.  in  Maroh,  1860. 

ifrms— Sa.,  three  lions,  passant,  in  bend,  ax^g.,  between  two 
doable  ootisea,  of  the  last 
^«iC— An  eagle,  displayed,  vert 
Seal— Salperton,  oo.  Gloucester. 


BROWNE  OF  TALLANTIRE  HALL. 

Browke,  William,  Esq.  of  Tallantire  Hall,  co. 
(Cumberland,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1817,  h. 
8  Dec  1780 ;  m.  11  Oct  1803,  6ttherine,  dau.  of  the 
late  William  Stewart,  of  Castle  Stewart,  co.  Wigton, 
N.  B.,  bv  his  wife,  the  Hon.  Euphemia  Mackenzie, 
•ad  luu  usue, 

L  WnxiAV,  b.  9  July,  1810,  m.  in  1847,  Isabella  Midfbrd. 

n.  John-Stewart,  h.  19  Got  1814. 

L  Gatberine.  ii.  Jane-Euphemia. 

m.  OuroUne,  m.  fax  1888,  to  Lord  Telgnmouth. 

IT.  Haniette. 

%\xuti^* — ^The  family  of  Browne  was  settled  at  Wood- 
hsO,  in  the  parish  of  Galdbeck,  Cumberland,  for  many  gene- 
rations. WnxiAM  Bbowxb,  Esq.,  6. 19  Sept.  1782,  a  younger 
ton  of  William  Browne,  Esq.  of  Woodhall,  and  Orthwaite 
Ban,  both  in  the  00.  CumberlaxHl,  puichasod  the  lordships 
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of  Tallantiro,  Dovenby,  and  PapcasUe,  in  the  same  eo.,  and 
served  as  high-sberiff  in  the  30th  Gboboe  III.  He  m. 
23  Sept.  1779,  Mary,  relict  of  Richard  Lancaster,  Esq.,  and 
d.  in  1802,  leaving  a  son,  Wiluam,  the  present  possessor  of 
the  estate,  and  thi-ee  daus.,  Mary-Dorotbca,  in.  to  John 
Pemberton,  Esq.  of  Cherbnm  Hall,  co.  Durham ;  Elizabeth, 
m.  to  Capt.  John  Ponsonby,  R.N. ;  and  Isabella,  m.  to  John 
Smith,  Esq. 

AnM^krs.,  three  martlets  in  pale,  sa.,  between  two 
llaunchM,  of  the  second,  each  charged  with  a  lion,  passant, 
or. 

Cred — A  grifiBn*8  head,  vert,  between  two  wings. 

Motto — Traduoere  aevum  leuitur. 

fieot— Tallantire  Hall,  Cockermouth,  Cumberland. 


BROWNE  OF  RATHBANE. 

William-Browne,  The  Rev.  P.,  of  Rathbane,  co. 
Limerick,  M.A.  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  incumbent 
of  Blackrod,  Bolton,  Lancashire.  This  gentleman 
assumed,  by  royal  license,  dated  27  June,  1851,  in 
obedience  to  the  testamentary  injunction  of  hia 
father,  the  name  of  William,  in  addition  to  the 
surname  of  Browne.  Mr.  William-Browne  and  his 
two  sisters,  Elizabeth  and  Jane-Catherine,  are  the 
only  children  of  the  late  John  Browne,  Esq.  of  Rath- 
bane,  CO.  limerick,  and  of  Mountjoy  Squai*e,  in  the 
city  of  Dublin,  by  Catherine  his  wife,  eldest  dau. 
of  Philip  Walsh,  Esq.  of  Fiddown,  co.  Kilkenny, 
descended  from  the  ancient  family  of  Walsh,  and 
grand-children  of  James  Browne,  Esq.  of  Lurgan, 
CO.  Armagh,  presumed  to  have  sprung  from  a  scion 
of  the  noble  house  of  Browne. 

AnM—Kvg.^  three  lions,  passant,  go.,  between  two  beud- 
lets,  sa. 

CVv«t— Rising  from  a  marquess's  coronet,  ppr.,  an  eagle, 
displayed,  gu.,  winged  and  membered,  or. 

3foW»— Suives  la  raison. 

Retidence — Moun^oy  Square,  Dublin. 


BRUCE  OF  KENNET. 

Bruce,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Rennet,  co.  Clackmannan, 
and  Dunnogot,  co.  Perth,  b.  8  Dec.  1796;  m.  let, 
12  April,  1825,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  William 
Murray,  Esq.  of  Touchadam  and  Polmaise,  in  Stir- 
lingshire, which  lady  d.  t.  p. ;  and  2udly,  26  April, 
1848,  Jane-Hamilton,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Fei^gusson, 
Bart,  of  Kilkerran,  co.  Ayr,  and  has  by  her, 

I.  Alezander-Huoh,  b,  18  Jan.  1849» 

I.  Henrietta-Anne.     - 
This  gentleman,  formerly  a  captain  in  the  Grenadier- 
guards,  and  M.P.  for  the  coimty, .  served  in  the 
Peninsula  and  at  Waterloo. 

%itltUSl(, — ^Robert  de  Bans,  a  noble  Norman  knight, 
the  first  on  record  of  this  great  and  patriotic  family,  attend- 
ing the  CONQUSBOR  into  England,  was  of  such  high  estima- 
tion, that  William,  after  the  victory  at  Hastings,  oommia- 
sioned  him  to  subdue  the  northern  parts  of  England.  He 
first  possessed  the  manor  and  castle  of  Skelton,  in  Tork- 
shire,  and  Hert  and  Hertness,  in  the  bishopric  of  Durham ; 
and  soon  increased  his  property  in  the  former  shire  to  such 
an  extent,  that  before  the  end  of  the  Conqukbob's  reign,  he 
had  acquired  no  fewer  than  ninety-four  lordships  in  that 
county. 

The  eldest  branch  of  his  descendants,  the  Lords  of  Skel 
ton,  exi>ired,  in  the  male  Une,  with  Peter  de  Bras,  who  d. 
without  issue,  temp.  Edwabd  I.  From  a  younger  son  of 
Bobert  de  Brus,  son  of  the  Norman  knight,  sprang  the 
Scottish  Braces,  the  Braces  of  Annandale,  the  progenitors 
of  Robebt  Bbuos,  King  of  Scotland.    To  his  2nd  son, 

Thomas  de  Bbuts,  Sir  Bobert  de  Bru3rs,  2nd  Baron  of 
Clackmannan,  granted  the  lands  of  Wester  Kennot,  Pit- 
folden,  and  Craiddtlands,  in  the  shire  of  Clackmannan.  The 
lAird  of  Kennet  died  temp.  Jambs  I.  His  great-great- 
great-grandson, 

BoBEBT  Bbuob,  of  Keunot,  served  hefa:  IS  June,  155C,  m. 
a  dau.  of  Andrew  Kinninmont  of  that  ilk,  in  Fifeshire,  and 
had  an  only  dau.  and  heiross, 

Haboaret  Bruce,  of  Kennet,  who  m.  Archibald  Brace^ 
son  of  the  deceased  David  Bmce^  of  Oreen,  a  younger 


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flon  of  Sir  David  Brace,  of  Claokmannan,  in  1506,  and  had  a 
Bon, 

RoBiar  Bruob,  of  Rennet,  served  heir  to  his  mother, 
6  Feb.  1689.  He  m.  in  1599,  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Alex- 
ander Gall,  of  Maw,  in  Fifcshire,  and  left  a  son  «id  suc- 


RoBBRT  Bruce,  of  Rennet,  who  m.  Agnes,  dan.  of 
Patrick  Murray,  of  Perdowie,  by  Margaret  Col ville.  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Lord  Colville,  of  Culross,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

I.  David,  his  heir. 

II.  Alexander  (the  Bev.)  had  the  estate  of  Oartlet,  near 
Rennet,  bv  charter  from  his  father :  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
James  CleLand,  of  Stouepath,  co.  Peebles,  and  by  her,  who 
died  at  Oartlet,  in  1732,  had  a  son  (with  two  other  sons, 
Alexander  and  David;  as  many  daus.,  via.,  Mai^garet,  d, 
«mm.,  and  Rachel,  wife  of  John  Cleland,  whose  dau.  Mar- 
garet, was  mother  of  the  Rev.  John  Jamieson,  D.D., 
F.R8.,  author  of  the  Scotti^  J)icti4marjf,  &o.)  James,  of 
Oartlet,  chief  Ju^^  of  Barbadoes,  who  m.  Returah,  dau. 
of  Capt.  Joseph  French,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in  London, 
1776,  left  issue, 

1  Joseph-Osborne  Bruce,  Esq.  of  Oartlet,  a  J. P.,  and  for 
some  time  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  Bar- 
badoes, m.  Jane,  daiL  and  heir  of  Lieut. -Gen.  Samuel 
Barwidc,  Ooveruor  of  Barbadoes,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

James-Conrade  Bruce,  cl.  t.  p.  m. 
Samuel-La  Roque  (who  left  issue  an  only  dau.,  Jane, 
wife  of  Oeorge  Richards,  Bs^.,  who  remarried,  iit  her 
deoead»e,  a  dau.  of  Samuel  Hindes,  Esq.,  president  of 
the  council  at  Barbadoe8)L 

Berwick  Bruce,  who  m.  Amabel,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Nathaniel,  Walrond,  Esq.,  and  d.  1841,  having  had 
issue, 

Alexander,  mi^or  in  the  army,  died  in  early  life, 
and  wim. 

Samuel  Barwick,  M.D.,  a  distinguished  medical  mili- 
tary officer,  who  served  in  America  and  the  West 
Indies,  the  Peninsula,  and  at  Waterloo ;  and  d.  in 
London  in  1862,  leaving,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William  Downing,  Esq.,  two  sons  and  two  daus., 
viz.,  1  William-Downing  Bruce,  of  lincoln'a-inn,  bar- 
rister-at-law,  R.C.8.,  F.S.A.,  m.  at  Paris  in  1847, 
Louisa-Emily,  dau.  of  William  Plomer,  Esq.  of  Lin- 
bourne,  N.B.,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,  only  son  of  Sir  William 
Plomer,  and  brother  of  Lady  Campbell,  of  Dunstaff- 
nage  Castle,  Aivyleshire;  and  by  her  has  issue  two 
sons  and  two  daus.,  viz.,  Robert-Dalrymp!e-Bar- 
wick,  William- Alexander-Ber^rfbrd-Barwick,  Laum- 
Elizabeth-Amabel-Walrond,  Louisa- Emily-Keturah- 
French;  2  Robert-Cathcart  Dalrymple,  lieut.  and 
a4jt.  29th  regt;  1  Elizabeth- Jane ;  2  Amabel- Emma. 
Nathaniel  French  (the  Rev.},  D.D.,  m.  at  New  York, 
Simih-Ehza,  dau.  of  Dr.  Benton,  and  has,  Alexander- 
Caleb,  in  holy  orders;  Edward-Livingston ;  Samuel- 
Barwick;  Henrv-Hobart ;  StoUa-Eliza;  Sarah-Bar- 
wick ;  Frances-La  Roque ;  Mary-Jaue-Walroud. 
Frances-La  Roque,  d,  unm.  1861. 
Elizabeth-Rettirah,  m.  James  Beresford,  Esq.,  an 
officer  in  the  army,  and  d.  in  1852. 
Mary-Dalrymple,  m.  William-Watson  Tudor,  Esq., 
ana  has  issue. 

2  Robert,  an  officer  in  the  66tb  regt,  d.  imm. 

8  Alexander.  M.D.,  of  Edinbuivh,  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of 
James  Shephard,  Esq.,  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Exchequer, 
Barbadoes,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  London,  1816,  left 
issue, 

Returah  Shephard,  m.  1st,  Capt  Devenish,  R.N.,  (and 
had  a  son,  James- Alexander,  lieut  53rd  r^.,  killed 
at  Salamanca,  in  Spain,  19  June,  1812,  and  a  dau. 
Returah,  wife  of  Alexander-Orey  Davison,  Esq.)  and 
3ndly,  William  Murray,  of  the  civil  service,  and  had 
farther  issue,  William  ;  Alexander- Bruce ;  Dorothy- 
Bruce,  wife  of  Samuel  Harman.  Esq..  member  of  Her 
Majestv's  Council  in  Antigua ;  and  Klizabeth-Pilgrim, 
wife  of  Gen.  S.-H.  Berkeley,  col.  of  the  75th  regt., 
and  commander-in-chief  in  the  West  Indies. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  James  Straker,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law, 
and  left  an  only  child.  Marianne,  m.  to  CoL  Hew  Dal- 
rymple, mivjor  of  the  49th  refft,  some  time  A.D.C.  to 
the  lord-lieutenant  of  Ireland,  and  grandson  of  Hew, 
Lord  Drummore.    (See  Bubkb's  Peerage :  Stair.) 

2  Returah,  wife  of  the  Rev.  John  Pilgrim,  M.A.  of  New 
Windsor,  Berks,  and  d.  «.  p.  at  an  advanced  age  in 
1829. 

David  Brucr,  of  Rennet,  who  m.  Margery,  dau.  of  David 
Young,  Esq.  of  Rirkton,  in  the  co.  of  Fife,  and  had  six  sons 
and  two  daus.,  of  whom  the  eldest  son, 

David  Bruoe,  of  Rennet,  d.  unm.^  and  was  «.  by  his  next 
surviving  son, 

James  Brucb,  of  Rennet,  who,  in  1688,  attended  the 
Prince  of  Orange  to  England,  in  1689  was  appointed  cai>tain 
in  the  Earl  of  Leven's  regiment  of  foot,  and  eventually, 
after  serving  many  years  with  high  reputation,  attained  the 
nmk  of  brigadier-general.  He  wedded  in  1690,  Maiy,  dau. 
of  Sir  Alexander  Swinton,  of  Mersington,  one  of  the 
jenators  of  the  College  of  Justice,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Alexander 
Ui 


B  R  U 

Swinton,  of  that  Uk,  and  had  (with  three  daus.,  Alice,  m.  to 
George  Dundas,  of  Dimdas ;  Mary ;  and  Jean,  m.  to  John 
Edgar,  Esq.)  four  sons,  Alexander,  his  heir  ;  James, 
advocate  before  the  Court  of  Session  and  master  of  the 
Mint,  who  m.  and  had  children;  WilUam-Henry,  captain 
RN.,  who  m.  an  English  lady,  but  d.  issueless;  and  John, 
a  churchman,  who  m.  Jean,  dau.  of  James  Bruce,  of  Pow- 
forls,  and  had  issue.  Brigadier-Oen.  Bruoe  d.  in  Aug.  1728, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Alexander  Bruoe,  of  Rennet,  who  served  several  cam- 
paigns with  reputation  in  Flanders,  during  Queen  Anne's 
wars,  and  was  appointed,  in  1716,  ma^or  of  the  regiment 
raised  in  support  of  the  government  by  the  town  of  Olaa- 
gow.  He  m.  in  1714,  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  Robert  Balfour,  4th 
Lord  Burleigh,  and  dying  in  1747,  left,  with  a  dau.,  Mai^ 
garet,  i».  to  Sir  Lawrence  Dundas,  Bart  of  Rerse,  a  aan.  and 


Robert  Bruoe,  Esq  of  Rennet,  an  eminent  lawyer,  ap- 
pointed, in  1764,  one  of  the  Senators  of  the  CoUege  of  Justice, 
under  the  title  of  Lord  Rennet  He  m.  in  1754,  Helen,  dau. 
of  Oeoi^  Abercromby,  Esq.  of  Tullibody,  and  sister  to 
Gen.  Sir  Ralph  Abercromby,  by  whom  he  had  six  tons  and 
two  daus.,  Alexander,  his  heir ;  Lawrence-Ihmdas ;  James ; 
Thomas ;  Ralph,  It -col.  in  the  army,  d.  1854 ;  Burnet ;  Mary ; 
and  Margaret,  m.  to  Walter  Watson,  Esq.  of  Southfield,  in  the 
CO.  of  Edinbui^h.     Lord  Rennet  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Alexander  Bruoe,  Esq.  of  Rennet,  who  m.  15  Feb.  1793, 
Miss  H.  Blackburn,  dau.  of  Hugh  Blackburn,  Eeq.  of 
Glasgow,  and  by  her  (who  d.  Dec.  1861X  had  issue, 

Robert,  now  in  Rennet 

George- Abercromby.  6. 8  Maitsh,  1799,  d.  in  the  Wert  Indies, 
Maroh,  1817,  unm. 

Hugh,  5.  10  Jan.  1800,  advocate  at  the  Scottish  bar. 

Lawrence-Dundas,  6.  16  Nov.  1800,  midshipman,  d.  at 
Deptford,  in  Nov.  1817,  mnm, 

William,  6.  8  April,  1807,  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hull, 
Esq. 

Helen,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Lord  Handyside,  one  of  the  senators 
of  the  Ck>llege  of  JustUse. 

Margaret 
Alexander  Bruoe  d.  in  July,  1808. 

Jrm*— Or,  a  saltier  and  chieC  gu.,  the  last  charged  with  a 
mullet  aiig. 

Crett—A  hand  holding  a  soeptre,  ppr. 

Motto — Fuimus. 

<Sai««— Rennet,  in  Clackmannanshire;  and  Dunnogot, 
Perthshire. 


BRUCE  OF  KENTNAIRD. 

Cummtko-Bruce,  Charles-Lennox,  Eeq.  of  Kin- 
naird,  co.  Perth,  and  Roseisle,  co.  Moray,  m,  in  1820, 
Mary- Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  James  Bruce,  Esq.  of 
Kinnaird,  and  granddau.  of  James  Bruce,  the  Abys- 
sinian traveller,  and  has  a  dau., 

Elizabeth-Mart,  m.  22  April,  1841,  the  Earl  of  Elgin, 
and  d.  in  Jamaica,  1848,  leaving  a  dau.,  Blma. 
Major  Cunmiing-Bruce,  whose  patronymic  is  Cum- 
ming,  and  who  is  brother  of  the  late  Sir  William- 
Cumming  Gordon,  Bart,  of  Altyre  and  Gordonstown, 
assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Brucb  on  his  mar- 
riage.    He  formerly  sat  in  parliament  for  Invemeas. 

%itlttiQt» — ^The  Bruges  qf  Kinnaird  were  a  scion  of  the 
great  northern  house  of  Bruce  of  Airth,  deriving  from 
Robert  Bruoe,  of  Rinnaird,  a  Presbyterian  minister,  who 
was  2nd  son  of  Sir  Alexander  Bruce,  of  Airth,  by  Janet  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Alexander,  5th  Lord  Livingston,  who  d.  about 
1563.  The  male  line  continued  until  the  decease  of  Aucx- 
▲in>ER  Bruce,  of  Rinnaird,  whose  dau.  and  heirees,  Hklek 
Bruce,  of  Rinnaird,  m.  David  Hay,  of  Woodoockdale,  and 
had  a  son  and  successor, 

David  Bruce,  of  Rinnaird,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  James 
Graham,  Esq.  of  Airth,  dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Advocates, 
and  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Admiralty  in  Scotland,  by 
whom,  who  d.  in  Nov.  1738,  he  left  at  his  decease,  a  son  and 
successor, 

James  Bruce,  of  Rinnaird,  the  celebrated  treveUer,  and 
explorer  of  the  Nile,  6.  14  Dec.  1730,  who  m.  lat.  in  1764, 
Miss  Allan,  who  d.  shortly  after;  and  2ndly,  20  May,  177«, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Dundas,  Esq.  of  Fingaak,  by  whom 
he  had  two  sons  and  a  dau.  He  d.  27  April,  17M,  and  was 
«.  by  his  son,  James  Bruce,  of  Rinnaird,  whoao  dau.  and 
heir,  Mary-EUsabeth,  m.  CHARLSs-LBimox  Cuhmiko,  Esq. 

ArtM-^Or,  a  saltier  and  chief;  gu..  the  last  chai^ged  with  a 
mullet  of  the  field. 
fieoO— Rinnaird,  Perthshire ;  Boaeiale,  Moraydilre. 


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KKIGHT-BRUCE  OF  ROEHAMPTON  PRIORY 

KmoHT-BRUcs,  The  Right  Hon.  Sir  Jamis-Liwis, 
P.C.,  of  Roefaampton  Prioiy,  co.  Surrey,  D.C.L., 
F.R.S.,  F.S.A.y  one  of  the  Lords  Justices,  m.  E^liza, 
dftu,  of  Thomas  Newte,  Esq.  of  Sutton,  co.  Surrey, 
and  has  issue, 
L  H<»acx-Lbwi8-Ehiobt,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  Tioar  of 

Abbotsham,  in  Devon,  deceased, 
n.  Lewis-Bruoe-Knlgfat,  B.A,  BaUol  CoUege,  Oxford,  of 
linoohi'e-tnn. 

ni.  Qeoige-Hsmilton -Wyndham,    eomet    8rd    light- 
dragoons,  killed  at  Moodkee. 
L  Eaza^ulia,  m.  Franda- Samuel -Daniel  Tyiaen,  Esq., 

late  of  the  4th  dragoon-guarda. 
n.    Boealind-lIargarBt,  m.  John-George  FhiUimore,  Esq., 
M.A.,  M  P.,  barriater^O-law. 

The  right  honourable  gentleman,  whose  patronymic 
is  KyioHT,  assumed,  by  royal  license,  dated  i  Sept. 
1837,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Bbqos. 

ImtUfP* — DATm  Bruob,  Esq.,  an  oAoer  in  the  army, 
a  deacandant  of  the  Brvob  tf  Kmntt,  la.  lUargKnit,  dan. 
of  WOUam  HoUoway,  Esq.  of  Stoke,  co.  Hants ;  and  d. 
before  17SS,  having  had  two  aona,  Robert,  d.  «.  p.,  and 

WnxiAM  Brucb.  Eaq.,  high-sheriff  of  oo.  Olamoigan, 
who  m.  Ut,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  Gabriel  Lewis,  Esq.  of 
Taniahen,  co.  Glamorgan ;  and  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Bichard  Turberrile,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Eweuiy  Abbey,  in  the 
aame  ahire^  and  by  the  former  only  had  issue, 

Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  St  Nicholas,  oo.  Glamor- 
gan, d.  tmm.  in  1790. 

Jane,  d,  unm.  in  1896. 

MaaflARST,  of  whom  we  treat. 

MAaoABBT  Bruob,  co-heir  of  her  brother,  m.  SO  Ang. 
1779,  JoBV  KnoHT,  Eaq.,  only  son  of  Jamea  Knight^  Esq., 
by  Jane  his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Michael  Wharton,  Eaq. ; 
and  d.  SO  May,  1809,  having  had,  with  four  sons  who  d. 


Jonv- Bruob -Pbtgs,  of  Dufftyn,  co.  Glamorgan. 
Wiiuax-Bruob-Kvioht,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  chancellor 

and  dean  of  the  dioceee  of  liandaff ;  m.  Maria-Eleanor. 

Sod  dan.  of  Uewelyn  Traheme^  Esq.  of  St.  Hihuy ;  and 

Ainl84«. 

Jambs-Lbwis  (Sir),  one  of  the  Lords  Justioea. 
Frances,  m.  to  William  Davies,  Esq. 
Blanch-Bridget,  m.  to  John-Digby  Newbolt,  the  eldest  son 

of  Sir  John-H.  Newbolt,  chief-Justice  of  Madias,  who  is 


Margaret,  dL  wms. 

Jrwu—Kwtam  and  Bruob,  quarterly. 
Seat    Boehampton  Priory,  Surrey. 


BRUCE  OF  SCOUTBUSH  AND  KILLROOT. 

Bruck,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Scoutbush  and  Killroot, 
CO.  Antrim,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  in  1 886,  b.  27  March, 
1788 ;  m.  29  Oct  1807,  Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  James 
Coghlan,  Esq.  of  Castlegar,  co.  Mayo,  and  has  issue, 

L  Edward,  b.  16  Nor.  1811 ;  in  holy  orders ;  m.  Maria, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Lleut.-CoL  Head,  of  Derry 
Gasile,  oo.  Tippenury. 

n.  James-Alexander,  6.  5  Jan.  18S0. 

L  Marianne.  n.  Rose. 

UntXffe. — ^Edward  Briob,  b,  about  1720-1,  son  of 
lieot-CoL  Edwsrd  Brioe,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard 
Dobbs,  Esq.  of  Castle  Dobbs,  co.  Antrim,  and  great-grandson 
cf  the  Ber.  Edward  Bryce,  or  Bruce,  younger  brother  of 
a  bird  of  Airth.  was  high-sheriff  of  Antrim  in  1748 ; 
sad  m,  1st,  in  1752,  Rose,  dau.  of  Alexander  Stewart,  Esq. 
cf  AeCoo,  eo.  Armsgfa,  and  of  Ballintoy,  oo.  Antrim, 
by  whom  he  had  one  son  and  successor,  Edward.  He 
m.  Sndly,  Jans  Adair,  and  by  her  had  four  sons,  one 
ef  whom  was  a  Ueut-odl.  in  the  guards,  and  killed  in 
Vgypt^  nnder  Sir  Ba^h  Aberciombie ;  another  d.  a 
tttot.  in  the  royal  navy;  a  third  d.  ahortly  after  his 
ntom  from  the  West  Indies;  and  the  fourth.  Archi- 
bald, was  in  holy  orders,  and  beneficed  in  Norfolk  (he 
kft  two  sons;  the  elder  s.  him  in  one  of  his  lirings, 
sad  the  younger,  a  banister,  resides  in  Bath ;  and  two 
dans.,  the  younger  d.  inum.,  and  the  elder,  Maria,  m.  the 
Bigbt  Hon.  Sir  John  Anstruther,  Bart,  chief-Justice  of  the 
BapceuM  Court,  Bengal,  and  had  issue).  Mr.  Brioe's  only 
son  of  bis  first  marriage, 

Edward  Briob,  Esq.  of  Kihoot^  6.  in  17M;  m.  in  1772, 
146 


Theodora,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomss  Mullins,  1st  Lord  Ventry, 
and  had  issue, 
Edward,  present  representative,  who  has  resumed,  by 

royal  license,  the  original  surname  of  Brvcb. 
Thomas-Richard,  6.  in  April,  1790 ;  m.  Jane,  youngest  dau. 

of  the  late  Samuel-De  la  Cherois  Crommelin,  Esq.  of  Car- 

rowdore  Castle,  co.  Down. 
Rose,  m.  to  the  late  Sir  John  Blake,  of  Menlough  Castle^ 

CO.  Qalway.  Bart,  and  had  issue. 
.Eliza,  m.  to  Staff-Surgeon  R.  O'Connell. 
Theodora,  m.  to  Trevor  Hill.  Esq. 
Charlotte,  t».  to  Thomas-Johnson  Smyth,  Esq.  of  Liabum. 

Amu— Or,  a  saltier  and  chief;  gu. ;  a  mullet  in  the  dexter 
canton,  of  the  first 

Crest— A  cubit  arm,  couped  at  the  elbow,  and  erect,  holding 
a  soimetar,  ppr. 

Motto— Do  weU,  doubt  nought 

iSea<«— Scoutbush,  Garrickfergus ;  snd  Kihroot,  co.  Antrim. 


BBUCKSHAW  OF  HARRY  TOWN  HALL. 

Bruckshaw,  Jobhua,  Esq.  of  Harry  Town  Hall, 
CO.  Chester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  12  July,  1789;  m. 
10  Oct.  1822,  Susanna,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles 
Prescott,  late  rector  of  Stockport,  co.  Chester.  Mr. 
Bruckshaw  is  only  surviving  son  of  the  late  Joshua 
Bruckshaw,  Esq.  of  Harry  Town  Hall  (who  d,  27  No- 
vember, 1816),  by  Frances  Hollingworth  his  wife,  of 
the  Old  Hall,  within  Hollingworth,  oo.  Chester; 
and  grandson  of  John  Bruckshaw,  and  Susannah  his 
wife. 

The  estate  of  Hany  Town  has  been  possessed  by 
this  fetmily  for  a  veiy  long  period,  in  the  course  of 
which  we  find  the  name  variously  written  Brodock- 
shaw,  Brockshaw,  and  Brookshaw,  until  it  finally 
settled  down  into  Bruckshaw.  The  old  mansion  at 
Harry  Town  was  erected  in  the  16th  century,  by 
Harry  Bruckshaw,  but  was  pulled  down  and  rehuil^ 
in  1671,  by  John  Bruckshaw. 

iSao^— Hany  Town  HaU,  Stockport 


BRUEN  OF  OAK  PARK. 
Brubn,  Henrt,  Esq.  of  Oak  Park,  co.  Carlow,  h. 
in  1828 ;  m.  6  June,  1854,  Mary-Margaret,  8rd  dau. 
of  the  late  CoL  Conolly,  of  Castletown. 

ECtl^age*— The  late  representative  of  this  influential 
£unily, 

CoL.  Hbtbt  Baunr,  of  Oak  Pai^  son  and  heir  of  Ueut- 
CoL  Henry  Bruen,  M.P.  of  Oak  Park,  by  Dorothea-Hen- 
rietta his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  Francis  Knox,  Esq.  of  Rappa 
Castle,  m.  in  1820,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Kavanagh,  Esq.  of 
Bonis  House,  co.  Carlow ;  and  d,  in  1852,  leaving  an  only 
son  and  heir,  the  present  Hbnbt  BausN,  Eeq.  of  Oak 
Park;  and  two  daus.,  Haniette,  and  Anne,  m.  in  1864,  to 
Benjamin  Burton,  Eeq. 

Seat— Oak  Park,  Carlow. 


BRUGES  OF  SEEND. 

Lublow-Bbuges,  Wiluam-Heald,  Esq.  of  Seend, 
Melksham,  Wilts,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  recorder  of  Devizes, 
6.  in  April,  1796 ;  m.  Ist,  in  Nov.  1827,  Augusta, 
youngest  dau.  of  Samuel  Heathcote,  of  Shaw  Hill 
House,  oo.  Wilts,  Esq.,  and  has  two  daus., 

L  Eliaabeth-Heathoote,  )  who  retain  the  name  of  Ludlow 

n.  Augusta,  )     only. 

He  m.  2ndly,  in  July,  1884,  Agnes,  Srd  dau.  of 
Thomas  Penruddock,  Esq.  of  WiiJiton,  near  Christ- 
church,  Hants,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLLiAM-PamunnooK.  n.  Edmund. 

L  Agnes.  xi.  Jullsna. 

This  gentleman  took,  by  royal  license,  in  1885,  the 
name  of  Bruges,  in  addition  to  that  of  Ludlow. 
He  formerly  represented  Bath  in  parliament. 

Sritltasr*— The  famOy  of  Ludlow  is  of  long  standing 
inWiltahire.    TheUte 

BsHJAMiN-PsxnneLL  Ludlow,  Esq.,  son  of  Bei^amin 
Ludlow,  Esq.,  by  Anne,  dau.  of  George  Heald,  Esq.  of 
Homcastle,  and  grandson  of  Christopher  Ludlow,  Eaq.,  by 
Catherine  Lampard  his  wife,  m.  in  1795,  Susanna,  dau.  of 
William  Bruges,  Esq.  of  Semington,  co.  Wilts  (son  of  WU- 
liam  Bruges,  Esq.,  by  his  wife,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Lswi^ 
L 


BUG 

of  Semtngton,  oo.  WilU);  and  dying  in  Nor.  1803,  left 
(with  a  dau.,  Anne,  who  m.  W.  Sahisbuiy,  Jnn.,  M.D.  of 
Conham,  oo.  Wilts,  and  ia  deoeaaed)  an  only  aon,  the 
present  Wiluam-Hbald-Ludlow  Bnuon,  Esq.  of  Seend. 

Armt^Arg.,  a  cross,  quarterly,  pierced,  of  the  field,  erm. ; 
in  the  centre  point  a  leopard's  face,  sa.,  for  BBUon;  quar- 
tering Ludlow. 

Cregt — An  anchor  erect,  sa.,  charged  with  a  saltier,  or, 
antwined  by  the  cable,  ppr. , 

JifoMo— Omne  solum  lorti  patria. 

SkU— Seend,  Melksham,  co.  Wilts. 

BRYAN  OF  JENKINSTOWN. 

Bbtaw,  George-Leopold,  Eaq.  of  Jenkingtown, 
CO.  Kilkenny,  b.  29  Nov.  1828 ;  m.  6  Dec.  1849,  Lady 
Elizabeth-Qeorgians  Conyngfaam,  dau.  of  the  Mar- 
quees Conyngbam,  and  has  one  dau., 

MAmT-MABOAim-FaAircM^ 

lilttXIir.— The  immediate  aaesslor  ot  «hlt  tenlly, 
Jomr  Betav,  Esq.  of  Kilkenny,  was  younftr  bvother  «f 
James  Bryan,  Esq.  of  Bawnmore,  and  son  of  John  Bryan, 
of  Bawnmors,  (whose  fitthsr,  Lewis  Bryan,  had  a  gcant  from 
Thomas.  Earl  of  Ormonde,  of  WhitewaUs,  aliat  Bawnmore, 
CO.  Kilkenny,  and  d.  16  Oct  1568).  He  m.  Anna,  dau.  and 
heh-  of  Henry  Stanes,  Esq.  of  Jenkinstown,  co.  Kilkenny, 
and  left  a  son,  Jamxs  Brtah,  Esq.  of  Jenkinstown,  1978-4, 
fktherof 

Pnaoa  Brtah,  Esq.  of  JenUnstewn,  whose  will,  dated 
11  Aug.  1758,  was  proved  20  Feb.  1777.  He  m.  Jane^  dau. 
of  Geoivs  Aytmer,  Esq.  of  LyomM,  oa  Kildaie,  and  had  issue, 
1  Jamh,  his  h«ir;  S  Geoigs,  ot  Portland  Flace,  London, 
h.  in  1720,  who  m.  Oathsrine,  dau.  and  heir  of  Henxy 
Byrne,  E^.,  son  of  Sir  Gmgory  Byrne,  Bart,  by  Alice  his 
wife,  only  dau.  of  Randal,  Lord  Slane,  and  was  fiathsr  of 
Oboiiok,  successor  to  his  uncle ;  8  Aylmer,  brig. -gen.  in  the 
French  service;  4  Pierce;  1  Alice;  2  Rose;  8  Mary.  The 
eldest  son. 

Jambs  Brtav,  Esq.  of  Jenkinstown,  6.  in  1710,  d.  mum. 
Aug.  1805,  and  was  $.  by  his  nsphow, 

Obobob  Bbtah,  Esq.  of  Jenkinstown,  Jb.  8  Not.  1770 ; 
who  m.  1704,  MaiiarLouisa,  Comtesse  de  Rutaut,  dau.  of 
the  Count  de  Rutaut,  of  Lorraine,  and  left  at  his  decease, 
8  Oct.  1848,  a  dan.,  Mary,  and  a  son  and  successor, 

Oborob  Bbtam,  Esq.  of  Jenkinstown,  b.  25  Oet  1700 ; 
who  m.  21  March,  1820,  Matgaret,  dau.  of  William  Tklbot, 
Eaq.  of  Castle  Talbot,  oo.  Wexford,  and  had  surviving  issue^ 

Qborob-Lbopold,  now  of  Jenkinstown. 

Augusta -MarKaret-Qwendaline^  m.  7  Feb.  1868,  to  the 
Hon.  Edward-Joseph  BeUew.  eldest  son  of  Lord  BeOew. 
Mi^or  Bryan  claimed  the  Barony  of  Blane.    He  d.  5  Oct 
1848. 

^rms— Ou.,  three  lions,  psssant,  two  and  one. 

Crtiir—Two  Uons*  gamlM,  gu..  supporting  between  them  a 
■word  erect,  axg.,  pommel  and  hilt^  or« 

JfoCto— Fortis  et  fidelis. 

Asot— Jenkinstown,  co.  Kilkenny. 

BUCHAN  OF  AUCBMACOY  HOUSE. 

BuoHAN,  Jambb,  Esq.  of  Auchmaooy  House,  co. 
Aberdeen,  a  magistrate  for  the  shire,  6.  in  June, 
1800 ;  m.  12  June,  1833,  Helen,  2nd  dau.  of  Gordon 
Du£^  Esq.  of  Hatton,  co.  Aberdeen,  and  has  issue, 

L  Thomas.  i,  iJouisa. 

KtltaSr.— The  flrat  of  this  ftmOy  is  sUted  to  have 
been  a  son  of  the  last  and  powerfU  Eaii  of  Buohan,  of  the 
name  of  Comyn,  upon  whom  King  Robebt  Bbuob  conferred 
the  lands  of  Auchmaooy,  on  his  ft>Mwiginy  hJi  name  to 
Buobah.  From  him  was  descended,  in  a  direct  male  lins^ 
in  the  17th  century, 

Jambs  Bughah,  of  Auchmaooy,  who  m,  Margaret,  dao. 
of  Alexander  Seton,  of  Pitmedden,  and  had  fsur  aons, 
Albxardkb,  of  Auchmaooy. 
Jamb%  who  t.  his  brother,  and  of  whom  prsMotly. 
Thomas,  who  served  with  distinction   in    France  and 
Holland,  and  was  appointed  by  Chablbb  II.,  coL  of  a 
regiment  of  foot  in  oootland.    Subsequently  he  was  pro- 
moted to  M%jor-Oeneral  by  Jambs  II.,  by  whom  he  was 
Mypointed  commander  of  the  forces  in  Scotland,  after 
the  fkll  of  Viscount  Dundee  at  Killieoruikie.     He  d, 
in  1720. 

John,  who  oommanded  a  rsgiment  of  foot  for  the  Prince 
of  Orange. 
The  2nd  eon. 
Jambs  BuoBAMs.  his  elder  brother,  Alexander.    He  was 

flitiMCOC 

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B  U  C 

Jambb  Buoham,  of  Auchmaooy,  nu^or  in  the  servloe  of 
James  II.,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  Sir  John  Forbea,  Bart,  of 
Craigievar,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Buoham,  of  Auchmaooy,  who  la.  his  cousin, 
Nloda,  dau.  of  Thomas  Buchan,  of  Calmbulg,  by  his  wife 
the  Hon.  Oraoe  Hamilton,  dau.  of  the  last  Lord  Bargany, 
and  by  her  was  father  of 

Thomas  Buchan,  of  Auchmaooy,  who  dying  in  1819,  was 
«.  by  his  son,  the  present  Jambs  Buobah,  Esq.  of  Auch^ 
maooy. 

.^rms— Quarterly:  Ist  and  4th,  arg.,  three  lion*s  heads, 
erased,  two  and  one,  sa.,  langued.  gu  ,  for  Bucbak  ;  2nd  and 
Srd,  quarterly:  Ist  and  4tn,  gu..  three  dnouefoils,  erm.: 
2nd  and  Srd,  arg.,  a  galley  with  her  sails  fUrled,  sa.,  aU 
within  a  bordure^  compony,  aig.  and  az. ;  the  1st  charged 
with  hearts,  gu. ;  the  2nd  with  mullets,  arg.,  beinfi^  the  anna 
of  William,  ted  Lord  Bargany,  of  whom  Mr.  Buchan  is  heir 
of  line. 

Crtd^K  sun  shining  on  a  sun-flower  fhll  blown,  ppr. 

SmppovUn  Dexter,  a  heron  with  an  eel  in  its  beak,  aU 
ppr. ;  ainister,  an  antelope,  arg..  ocdlared,  gu.,  the  ooUar 
cnazged  with  three  dnquefoils,  erm. 

Afotto— Non  inferiors  seoutus. 

fiecU^Auohmaeoy  Houas^  co.  Aberdeen. 


BUCHANAN  OF  LENT. 
See  Buchakaic-Hamilton. 


BUCHANAN  OF  ARDINCONNAL  AND 
AUCHINTORLIR 

Buchanan,  Andrew,  Esq.  of  Auchmtorlie,  oo. 
Dun^arioD,  9.  his  fiOher  in  1832. 

•Hitl^ajBff . — ^Tliis  is  a  branch  of  the  andent  and  distin- 
guished families  of  Buohajrav  of  Buehmnian^  or  that  ilk,  and 
of  BuGBABAH  ^f  Leny^  now  representative  of  that  bouse, 
and  chief  of  the  dan  Buchanan. 

Albxandbb  Buchanan.  6th  in  descent  from  John  of 
Leny,  Srd  son  of  John  Buchanan,  Laird  of  Buchanan  in 
the  15th  oentury,  had  two  sons,  John,  his  successor  at 
Mochastel,  and 

Waltbr  Buchanan,  of  Qlenny,  whose  grandson,  Capt. 
James  Buchanan,  «.  to  the  estate  of  Glenny,  but  dying  in 
France  without  issue,  his  nnde^  tha  2Bd  son  of  Walter,  of 
Olenny, 

Albxandbb  Buchanan,  became  heir  to  his  nephew,  the 
Laird  of  Olenny.  He  had  two  aons,  Andrew  and  George } 
the  elder, 

Andbbw  Buchanan,  purchased  Qartadiaran  ft*om  Lord 
Napier.    He  had  two  sons,  Albxandbb,  his  successor,  and 

Obobob  Buchanan,  a  magistrate  and  merchant  in  Glas- 
gow, who  had  four  sons  and  one  dau.,  vis., 

Gfobob^  a  merchant^  who  with  his  brothers  Andrew, 
Nid,  and  Archibald,  were  the  original  promoters  of  the . 
Bochanan  Sodety  in  that  dty.  He  was  twice  m. ;  2ndly, 
to  a  dau.  of  Sir  John  Forbes,  Bart  of  Foveran,  Aberdeen- 
shire, and  had  four  sons  and  four  dans.,  but  hia  male 
line  is  now  extinct. 

Andrew,  of  Drumpellier,  oo.  Lanark,  who  had  two  aona 
and  five  daus.  The  elder  son.  Jambs,  m.  Margaret  Hamil- 
ton, granddau.  of  the  Eaii  of  Haddiuirton,  and  sister 
of  the  Cotmtesses  of  Morton  and  belkiix  and  of  Lady 
Halket,  of  Pitfernm.  By  this  lady  he  had,  with  a  son, 
who  d.  «mm.,  several  daus..  of  whom,  Hden  m.  Admiral 
Sir  George  Home,  Bart.  The  Drumpellier  branch  of  the 
Buchanan  fhmily  is  now  repreeentea  by  the  descendant 
of  Andrew's  2nd  son,  Robxbt-Oaibick  Buchanan,  Esq., 
ofDrumpdlier. 

ABi7HiBAi.f>,  of  Auchintoriie,  co.  Dumbarton. 

Ndl,  of  HiUington,  co.  Benfkt>w,  M.P.  for  the  Ghu^ow 
district  of  Buighs,  whose  male  line  is  now  extinct.  He 
left  one  son  and  three  daus. :  of  the  latter,  Ann,  the 
ddest,  m.  Oswald.  Bishop  of  Haphoe;  and  Marion,  the 
Srd,  became  the  wife  of  Ouphant  of  Bonie^  in  Perthshire 
postmaster-genend  for  Scotland. 

Mary,  m.  to  Qectgo  Buchanan,  of  Anchlnt^oshan,  co.  Dam* 
barton. 

The  Srd  son, 

Abohibald  Buchanan,  Esq.,  acquired  Audiintortte.  in 
Dumbartonshfais,  fkx>m  his  brother  Andrew,  as  also  the  lands 
of  Hillington,  tak  Renfkvwshire.  upon  the  death  of  his 
brother  Ndl.  He  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  Peter  Murdoch,  Esq., 
of  Rosehill,  Renl^ewshirs^  lord  provost  of  Glasgow,  by  whom 
he  had  issue, 

Peter. 

Gbobo^  suocsadvsly  of  Audilntoiiift. 


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B  U  C 

AirBiunr,  of  ArdfneomiAl,    and  h«ir  of  deetliuition  of 

Auctimtoriie,  of  whom  presentlv. 

liaxy,  m.  Alexander  Speira,  of  Eldenlie,  co.  Renfrew. 
Ibe  ddeet  son  and  heir, 

Prcb  Bughakah,  Eaq.  of  Auchintorlie,  m.  Mias  Catherine 
VacpherBOQ,  who»  after  hia  death,  m.  Sir  Ewen  Cameron, 
Bart  of  FaaBifem,  oo.  InTemeoa.  I>7ing  «.  p.  Mr.  Buchanan 
wu  «.  by  hia  bn>ther, 

Qmamn  BucHAVAjr,  Bsq.  of  Auehintoilie,  who  was  twice 
m.  but  had  no  issue.  He  left  the  family  estates  of  Auchin- 
toille  snd  others  in  the  co.  of  Dumbarton,  and  HilMogton, 
in  the  CO.  of  Benft«w,  as  before-mentioned,  to  his  nephew 
/Itt^tngALP ;  his  brother, 

Anmsw  Bocoamaw,  Esq.  of  Ardinoonnal,  oo.  Dumbar- 

tm,  and  Auehingray,  co.^  Lanark,  J.  P.  andD.L.,  b.  12  July, 

174ft,  wt.  8  July,  1760,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  James  D«Qnis- 

toon,  of  Colgrain  and  Dennistoun,  and  had 

I.  Abcboulld,  of  Auehintwlie,  eo.  Dumbarton,  and  Hill- 

Ington,  CO.  Benfinew,  m.  Mary,  2nd  dau.    of  Richard 

Deonirtoun.  Esq.  of  Kelvin  Qrove^  oo.  Lanark,  and  d.  16 

]>ec  1832,  kaving  issue, 

1  Amvbmw.  now  of  Auehintoriie. 

2  Richanl-Dennistoun. 

1  Christiana.        2  Jane.         8  Mary.         i  IsabeUa. 

6  Geoivina.  6  Archina. 

n.  James,  of  Blair  Vadock,  Ardinoonnal,  now  seated  at 
Craigend  CasUe,  co.  Sthrlhig;  m.  Lady  Janet  Sinclair, 
eldest  dan.  of  James,  12th  Barl  of  Oaithness,  and  has 


1  AiTDBSW,  euToy  extraordinary  and  minister  plen^>o- 

tmtiary  to  the  court  of  Denmark. 
1  Helen-John  Sinclair,  m.  to  WiUiam-Wootton  Abn^, 

Esq.  of  Measham  Hall,  oo.  L^cester. 
9  Jans-Dennistoun,.  m.  to  William  Tritton,  Esq. 
8  Jan»<}ampbell,  m.  to  Richard  Fosl,  Esq.  of  AwBawn, 

eo.  Gavan,  grandson  of  Bairy,  1st  Earl  of  Stonham. 

4  Charlotte- Macgregor- Murray,  m.  to  Charles  -  Henxy 
Forbes,  of  Kingairiock,  co.  Aigyle. 

5  M^Ma-Franoes-Harriet,  m.  to  Patrick  Maitland,  of 
Freugh,  grsat-gzandson  of  Charles^  6th  Bad  of  Lander- 


I.  Jesse,  tn.  to  James  Monteith,  Esq.  of  Craighead,  Lanark- 
shire. 
n.  Martha,  a».  to  Oeoige  TuOls^  Esq.  of  Oardross  Park,  eo. 
Dwnbarton,  2nd  son  of  Oeocge  Yuilk^  of  Darleith. 

.^rsw— Quarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  or,  a  lion,  rampant,  sa., 
armed  aofd  langned,  ffu.,  within  a  double  teessure,  flowered 
sad  ooonter-flewered  with  fleurs-de-lis,  of  the  second,  for 
BocSAJTAJi ;  2nd  and  8rd,  sa.,  a  chevron  between  two  bears' 
beads,  erased,  in  chieA  and  another  in  base,  arg.,  muszled, 
go.  On  the  chid^point  of  the  chevron,  a  cinquefoil,  of  the 
trst,  forLurvr.  This  quartering,  however,  was  omitted  last 
BMtrknlaiion  at  the  Lord  Lyon's  office. 

Cmt — A  hand,  oouped,  holding  a  duke's  coronet^  with  two 
knrai  bnmches  wreathed  under  it. 

Matt9    Ciarior  tunc  honos.  Ao^-AudiintoxUe. 


BUCHANAN  OP  ARDOCH. 

BucHAK Air,  JoHi7y  Esq.  of  Ardoch,  oo.  Dumbarton, 
(.  24  Marcl^  1799. 

HntK%t, — ^From  JoHK  Buchanan,  eldest  son  of  the 
tBOond  marriage  of  Thomas  Buchanan,  of  Carbeth,  who  was 
HriH,lsi.si  of  Thomas  Buchanan,  8rd  son  of  1^  Walter 
Bnfihanan,  18th  Laird  of  Buchanan,  sprang 

WillxjlM  Buchanan,  who  acquired  in  1698,  the  estate  of 
Ardodi,  eo.  of  Dumbwton.  He  m.  Jean,  dau.  of  Kincaid 
of  Aooheoreoeh,  and  dying  in  1728,  was  «.  by  his  grand- 
ion. 

JoHM  Buchanan,  of  Ardoeh,  (son  of  Thomas  Budianan,) 
ft.  In  170«,  who  ■».  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Crawford, 
mcirhant,  of  Glasgow,  and  had  one  son  and  two  daus.,  viz., 
TkOMAS,  his  heir ;  Mary,  m.  to  the  Bev.  James  Oraham ; 
and  Agnes,  m.  to  John  Buchanan,  of  Ladrishmore.  Mr. 
Bwhanan  m,  Sndly,  in  1747,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Walter 
Borfiantlh,  writer  in  Glasgow,  and  relict  of  Alexander 
of  Cremannan,  and  by  her  had  another  dau., 
,  b.  in  1751,  m.  to  John  Maxwell,  of  Daigaval,  in  the 
SOL  of  Benfrsw.  TUs  John,  who  wss  aa  eminent  lawyer  at 
QIaSfow,  <L  18  Jan.  1774,  and  was  $.  by  his  sen, 

Thomas  Buchanan,  of  Ardoeh,  6.  6  Nov.  1733.  This 
SI.  1st,  Mai^garst.  dau.  and  heiress  of  Moses 
Bsecoded  in  a  direct  line  fh>m  John,  son  of 
*'*^^"^*»*'  Hw#»t>*«*«  of  Ibert,  brother  of  Gboroe  Buchanan, 
the  historian  Mid  poet ;  and  byher  hadason,  John,  hissuc- 
eeswr.  He  si.  2ndly,  Jean,  dau.  of  John  Gray,  of  Dalmaiv 
Boeh,  and  had,  James,  who  m.  Anne,  youngest  dau.  of  John 
Ptakes,  Esq.  of  Warwick,  and  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Alexander 
flcvdoD,  Esq.  Mr.  BadkSBsn  si.  Brdly,  Helen,  dau.  of  WH- 
147 


B  U  C 

Ilam  Graham,  of  Birdstooe,  and  had  four  otBer  sons  an^^ 
two  daus., 

William,  m.  the  Honourable  EUsabeth  Murray,  eldest  dau. 
of  Alexander,  7th  Lord  Elibank. 

Robert,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Dunlop  of  AnT^miKiil  oo.  Ayr. 
Thomas. 

Archibald,  commander  RN.,  m.  m»^<:<1h«l  dan.  of Dal- 

biach,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1822. 
Helen,  m.  to  John  Balfour,  Esq.  Marlon. 

He  d.  10  Deo.  1789,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Buchanan,  Esq.  of  Ardoeh,  vice-lieutenant,  lieu# 
tenant-commander  of  the  local  militia,  and  lately  member  o ' 
parliament  for  that  shire,  b.  8  Jan.  1761,  m.  1  Nov.  1786, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Parkes,  Esq.  of  Netherton,  in  Wor» 
oestershire,  by  whom,  who  d.  4  Sept  1807,  he  had  issue, 
John,  now  of  Ardoeh. 

Mary,  m.  to  Robert  Findlay,  Esq.  of  Easter  HOI,  eo. 
Lanark. 
Margaret,  d.  25  Jan.  1820.  Elizabeth. 

ArvM— Or,  a  lion,  rampant,  sa.,  in  the  dexter  paw  a  dagger, 
ppr.,  within  the  royal  treasure,  flowered  and  eounter-flowered 
with  fleurs-de-lis,  of  the  second,  all  i^^ithin  a  bordure, 
invecked,  gu. 

Crett— Two  hands  grasping  a  two-handed  sword,  ppr. 

IfoOo— Clariora  sequor. 

S0Ci<— Ardoeh,  co.  Dumbarton. 

BUCK  OF  MORETON  AND  HARTLAND 
ABBEY. 
Buck,  Lews-Willlui;  Esq.  of  Moreton  and  Hart- 
land  Abbey,   oo.  Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for 
North  Devon,  and  at  one  time  high-sheriff  of  the 
county,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bobbins,  Esq.,  and 
has  surviving  issue, 
I.  Gkoroe-Stuclkt,  lient-eoL  commanding  Devon  militia 
artillexy,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  17  Aug-  181X>  «»•  22  Dec. 
1886,  LadySUHkbethO'Biysn,  youngest  dau.  of  WUliam, 
2nd  Marquess  of  Thomond,  and  has  issue,  William- 
Lewis  Studey,  6.  27  Aug.  1886;  Lewis-Geoxge-Orchard, 
b,  25  April,  1848 ;  Edward-Arthui^Geoige,  6. 12  Feb^ 
1862;  and  Elisabeth- Anne-Geoiigiana. 
X.  Louisa,  m.  in  1889,  to  Samuel-Trehawke  Kdcewich,  Esq, 
of  Peamore,  oo.  Devon. 

lineage.— This  Cunlly,  of  Irish  origin,  settled  in  Devon< 
shire  towards  the  latter »end  of  the  17th  century. 

Gbobob  Buck.  Esq.,  who  m.  Sarah,  only  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Lewis  Stuoley,  Esq.  of  AiTeton,  oo.  Devon,  d,  Nov.  1748, 
aged  71,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

John  Buck,  Esq.  of  Daddon,  co.  Devon,  who  m.  to  his  let 
wifb,  Judith,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Hugh  Pawley,  of  Bidde- 
ford,  descended  fh>m  the  andent  fkmily  of  Pawlst  qf  Owi- 
win,  in  Cornwall.  By  her,  who  d.  6  Oct.  173»,  he  had  issue 
three  sons,  Gsobob,  Lewis,  and  William. 

Gkobob  Buck,  Esq.  of  Daddon,  the  eldest  son,  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  Paul  Orchard,  Esq.  of  Hartland  Abbey,  by  whom 
he  was  ikther  of 

Gboboe-Stcclxt  Buck,  of  Moreton  and  Hartland  Abbey, 
who  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Biohard  Keates,  and  siste( 
of  Admiral  Sir  Richard  Keates ;  and  by  her,  who  m.,2ndl^ 
CoL  Kirkman,  had  issue, 

George-Pawley,  deceased. 

Lewis- William,  now  of  Moreton  and  Hartland  Abbey. 

Bichard,  capt.  B.N.,  m.  Angelica,  dau.  of  —  Maodonald, 
Esq.,  and  d.  leaving  issue,  Richard;  Lewis-Stucley; 
Thomas ;  and  five  dans. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Colonel  Bailey,  R.A. 

.^rm*-'Per  fesse  embattled,  aig.  and  sa.,  quartering 
Pawubt. 

C^1e«^— Between  a  buck's  attire  fixed  to  the  scalp,  a  lion, 
rampant,  holding  over  his  sh  ^ulder  a  batUe^aze^  all  ppr. 

Jf oMo — Bellement  et  hardimsnt. 

AcKs— Moreton  and  Hartland  Abb^,  oo.  Devon. 


BUCK  OP  DENHOLME  AND  GLANARBETH. 

Bdck,  William,  Esq.  of  Denhohne,  co.  York,  and 
Glanarbeth,  co.  Cardigan,  6.  18  March,  1817,  D.L. 
for  the  West  Biding  of  Yorkshire  and  for  Cardigan, 
of  which  latter  shire  he  is  a  magistrate,  and  served 
as  high-sheri£ 

ECn^aS^.—This  is  the  same  fSsunily  as  Buck,  eztinot 
Baronets. 

JoHN-WiLLiAX  Buck,  Esq.,  6.  8  May,  1780,  son  of  John 
Buck,  Esq.  of  Townhill  House,  co.  York,  by  Caroline  his 
wife,  dau.  of  John  Traviss,  Esq.  of  Crofton,  co.  Lancaster, 
m.  28  May,  1812,  Sophia,  dau.  of  William-Owen  Brigstooko, 


B  U  C 


B  U  C 


Kiq.  of  Bkenpont,  oo.  Cardigan,  and  <f.  28  Aug.   1821, 
leaving,  beaides  the  present  Wiluam  Buck,  Etq.  of  Den- 
holme  and  Qlanarberth,  two  daue., 
Caroline,  m.  6  June^  1834.    to  the  Rev.   William-Henry 
Booper,  of  Abbotts  Repton,  eo.  Huntingdon. 
Sophia,  m.  3  July,  1847,  to  Chariee-Augustua  Farldnflon, 
Eisq.  of  Twyn-y-Caye,  oo.  Brecon. 

.^rm*— Paly  bendy  sinister  of  six,  or  and  ai.,  a  canton, 
arm. 
CVei^— A  portcullis. 
Ifotto— Noeoe  teipsum. 
fitett— Denhohne,  oo.  Tork,  and  Olanaibeth,  oo.  Cardigan. 


BUCKLE  OF  WHARTON  HOUSR 

Buckle,  John,  Esq.  of  Wharton  House,  co.  Edin- 
buii^  6.  in  1792 ;  m.  1st,  in  1817,  Isabella,  daii.  of 
Edward  Hay-Mackenzie,  Esq.  of  Tarbet  House,  Cro- 
marty, brother  of  the  7th  Bfarquess  of  Tweeddale, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Bdwako,  6.  in  1818»  m.  Maria  Shearsby. 

n.  Lewis-Barton,  b.  in  1824. 

m.  John-Mannen,  b.  in  18SA. 

I.  Isabella-Dorothea*  m.  to  Hatthew-Dysart  Hunter,  Esq. 
of  Antons  Hill,  co.  Berwick,  and  of  H edomsley,  co. 
Durham. 

n.  Eleanor-Fnmces.  m.  Maria-Emma. 

nr.  Qeoigina-Anne. 
Mr.  Buckle  m.  2ndly,  in  1884,  Dorothea,  eldest  dau. 
of  John  Bladcwell,  Esq.,  advocate,  and  has  by  her, 

I.  Cuthbert,  b.  in  1835. 

n.  Alfind-John,  6.  in  1887. 

nx.  Barton,  6.  in  1830. 

m.  Fraderiok-Lodwidk.  b.  in  1841. 

XT.  Hubert,  6.  in  1849. 

UttuaSt. — Sir  CaamopHXK  Bucklx,  b.  in  1620,  son 
of  Sir  Christopher  Buckle,  Knt  of  Buzgh  in  Banstead, 
Surrey,  and  grandson  of  Sir  Cuthbert  Buckle,  lord  mayor 
of  London  in  1508,  who  was  son  of  Sir  Christopher  Buckle, 
of  Buzgh  in  Westmoreland,  5.  in  1533,  purchased  the 
estates  at  Mitcham,  Buigh,  and  Banstead,  in  Surrey.  He 
m.  in  1653,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Lewis,  Bart  of 
Borden  Eastmeon,  in  Hants,  and  had  four  sons,  Christopher, 
Lewis,  William,  and  Martin.    The  ^dest, 

Chbistophsb  Buoklb.  Eaq.  of  Banstead,  m.  Sarah,  dau. 
of  Jacob  Forster,  merchant,  and  had  (with  four  younger 
sons,  and  a  dau.,  Sarah,  the  wife  of  Henry  St.  John,  Esq.)  a 


Christophxr  Buoklb,  Esq.,  b.  in  1684,  who  built  Nork 
House,  in  the  parish  of  Banstead,  Surrey,  in  1740.     He  m. 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Lennard  Wessel,  merchant^  by  Anne  Craw- 
ford his  wife,  and  had  issue, 
L  Chbistophxb,  b.  in  1600,  of  Burgh  in  Banstead.  who  m. 
1st,  Sarsh,  sister  of  Sir  Rowland  Hill,  Bart,  of  Hawkstone. 
in  Salop,  and  had,  with  a  dau.,  Sarah,  who  d.  unm.  in 
1821,  a  son, 
Chbibtophib,  6.  in  1742,  who  sold  Nork  House  to  Lord 

Arden,  and  d.  «.  p.  in  1816.  aged  74. 
Mr.  Buckle  m.  2ndly,  Ann,  dau.  of  Henry  St  John,  Esq., 
and  widow  of  Nathaniel  Wessel,  by  whom  he  left  at  ms 
deoeose,  10  Jan.  1783,  sffed  84,  an  only  dau.,  Ann, 
».  to  CoL  Robert  Crowe,  of  KipUn,  oo.  Tork,  whose  dau., 
Sarah  Crowe,  m.  John-DelaTal,  last  Earl  of  TyroonneL 
n.  Lawis,  of  whom  presently. 

in.  Matthew.  6.  in  1716,  admiral  RN..  m.  in  1768,  Hannah, 

dau.  of  Isaac  Hughes,  Eso.  of  Garret's  House,  Banstead, 

Surrey,  and  dying  at  Noi^  House,  7  July,  1784,  left^ 

Matthcw,  ci4>t  RN.,  resident  at  Bath,  who  m.  in 

17081  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Hugh  Reveloy,  Esq.,  and  has, 

(with  fire  daus.,  Henrietta;  Matflda;  Qeorgba;  Elisa- 

b^h-Margai-et ;  and  Jane)  four  sons, 

1  MArraBw-MASOH-HuoHBS,   in  holy  orders^  head 
master  of  the  grammar-school,  Durham. 

2  Henry,  RN. 

8  Edwud,  royal  engineers.  4  Randolph. 

Hannah,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Matthew  Buckle^  Esq.  of 
Norton  House^  near  Chichester. 
The  2nd  son, 

Lewis  Buoklb,  Esq.,  b.  in  1713,  of  Borden  in  Eastmeon, 
Hampshire,  m.  in  1757,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Dr.  Dickins, 
pbyskdan,  of  liretpool,  and  by  her,  who  d.  0  Sept.  1811,  had 


I.  Lbwis,  his  hehr. 

n.  WUliam,  b.  in  1750,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Pyrton, 
Oxfordshire,  and  vicar  of  Banstead,  Surrey,  «.  Oraeei 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Stewart,  Bart  of  QrandtuUy,  and  had 
(with  other  Issue,  of  which  Jane-Frances  m.  George  Bank- 
ing; Esq.)  a  son  and  heir, 
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WUUam-Lewis.  in  holy  orders,  «.  his  father  in  the  living 

of  Banstead  in  1832,  m.  Mary-Freeman,  dau.  of  Mr. 

Serjeant  Manloy,  of  Henley,  in  Oxfordshire,  and  has 

issue,  Stewart:  Christopher;  Charles;  Edward;  Mary; 

Matilda;  and  Louisa. 

m.  MATTHaw,  of  Norton  House,  Sussex,  h.  14  Dec.  1760.  s». 

10  Feb.  1803,  Hannah,  dau.  of  Admiral  Matthew  Buckle, 

of  Nork  Hotise,  and  has  had  issue,  Christopher-Richard ; 

Louisa,  d.  wnm.  in  1828;  Emma;  Frances-Martha,  m.  to 

the  Rev.  John  Feaml^,  of  Torkahire;   Eleanor;  and 

Mary-Elisabeth. 

XT.  Dickins,  of  Medina  Cottage,  Isle  of  Wight,  h.  in  1761,  m. 
in  1814,  Miss  Martha  Long,  of  the  Isle  of  Wight,  and  has 
one  dan.,  Frances-Martha,  m.  in  1827,  to  Capt.  James 
Sargeantson,  of  the  30th  regt. 

1  Eleanor,  m.  to  Dr.  Ueeve,  M.D.  of  Ireland,  and  had  issue. 
Mr.  Buckle  d.  in  1785,  and  was  $,  by  his  eldest  son, 

Lbwis  Bucklk,  Esq.  of  Rogate  Lodge,  Sussex.  6.  in  1758, 
who  w.  in  1782,  Frances,  dau.  of  —  Bachelor,  Eeo.  of  Prior 
Court  House,  pariah  of  Cheveley,  Berks,  and  had  issue, 
LBWU-BARTOir,  his  heir,  capt.  in  the  15th  dragoons,  6. 
8  Dec.  1786,  who  m.  in  1812,  Gertrude^  dau.  of  John  Lock- 
wood,  Esq.  of  (Tashel,  co.  Tipperary,  but  d.  «.  p.  1  Jan. 
1810.    His  widow  fn.  2nd]y,  8  Jon.  1821,  James  Scargill, 
Esq.,  lieut  in  the  0th  regt.  of  foot. 
WUliam,  d.%mm. 
JoHK,  now  of  Wharton  House. 

Frances-Martha,  m.  in  1818,  to  the  Rer.  Jamee  Tripp^  of 
Fittleworth.  Sussex,  and  d.  in  18*20. 

Mary-Elisabeth,  m.  to  Bevis  Thelwall,  Esq.  of  Brynyflyn- 
mon.  North  Wales. 

Louisa,  ta.  to  (Jeorge  Whitley,  Esq.  of  Ireland. 
Sarah,  m.  in  1810,  to  the  Rev.  Edward  Thelwall,  rector 
of  Llanbedr,  oo.  Denbigh. 

Amu    Sa.,  a  chevron,  between  three  chi4>lets,  aig. 
Crai    Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  demi-ouucs^  ai^g. 
Ifotto— Nil  temere  tenta  nil  Umido. 
&a<— Wharton  House,  Edinburgh. 

BUCKLEY  OF  NEW  HALL. 

BucKLET,  Major-Obn.  Edward  -  Pkrt,  of  New 
Hall,  Saliabury,  Wilts,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  equeny  to  the 
Queen,  ft.  7  Nov.  1796 ;  m.  13  May,  1828,  Catharine, 
ixalj  child  of  William,  Earl  of  Radnor,  by  Catherine, 
his  1st  wife,  only  dau.  of  Henry,  Earl  of  Lincoln,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Altrkd,  6.  13  Oct.  1820. 

u.  Duncombe-Frederick-Batt,  b.  14  July,  1831. 

in.  FeUz-John,  6. 16  Oct  1834. 

IV.  Victor,  6.  28  April,  1838. 

I.  Franoes-Oertrude. 

liatK^t, — ^Edward  Bucklxt,  descended  ttom  a  Weldi 
AmUy,  and  supposed  to  have  derived  tmm  a  common 
ancestry  with  the  Lord  Bulkley,  d.  in  1730,  leaving  four 
sons.    The  youngest, 

PsRT  Buckley,  Esq.  of  Winkfleld  Place,  Berks,  m. 
Martha,  dau.  of  William  Batt,  Esq.  of  New  Hall,  co.  Wilts, 
and  relict  of  Richard  Bingham,  Esq.  of  Melcombe  Bing- 
ham, oo.  Dorset;  and  by  her,  ^o  d.  in  1705,  was  father 
of 

Edwasd-Pert  Bcckist,  Esq.  of  Woolcombe  Hall.  Doivet, 
and  Minesteed  Lodge,  Hants,  6.  April,  1760,  Ueut.-coL  of  the 
South- West  Hants  militia,  who  m.  in  1782,  Luly  Georgiana 
West,  dau.  of  John,  2nd  Eari  De  la  Warr,  and  by  ber, 
who  was  lady  of  tho  bed-chamber  to  tiie  Princesses,  daua. 
of  Gbobok  III.,  and  d.  in  1832,  had  issue, 
Edwabd-Pert,  now  of  New  HslL 
George-Richara,  6.  in  1708,  and  d.  in  1816. 
Henry-William,  in  holy  orders,  6.  28  March,  1800,  m.  in 
Sept  1831,  Charlotte-Maivaret,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Sir 
Jonn  Johnston,  Bart,  and  has  issue,  Charles-Edward,  b. 
in   1836  ;    Georgiaita-Elisabeth  ;    Henrietta-Janet ;   and 
Lilias-Charlotte. 

Georgiana-Henrietta,  m.  in  1814,  to  Geoige-Lane  Fox,  of 
Bramham  Park,  co.  York,  who  d,  in  1848. 

Col.  Buckley  filled  for  thirty  years  the  office  of  first  equerry, 
and  afterwards  groom  of  the  bedchamber.    He  d.  in  1840, 
aged  81. 
.^niM— Sa.,  a  chevron  between  three  bulls' heads,  oaboased, 

Crt$t—Oni  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  bull's  head,  aig.,  armed, 
of  the  first. 
3f otto— Nee  temere  nee  timide. 
iStel— New  Hall,  Salisbury. 

BUCKLEY  OF  ARDWICK  AND  GROTTON 

HALL. 
BuoKLET,  Edmuitd,  Esq.  of  Ardwick,  co.  Lancaster, 
and  Qrotton  Hall,  SiMldleworth,  co.  York,  (.  24  Dea 


BUG 

1780.    Mr.  Buckley  is  a  magistrate  for  Lancashire,  ' 
and  for  the  city  of  Manchester;  and  sat  in  the  par- 
liament of  1841  for  the  borough  of  Newcaatle-under- 
Lyme. 

HtlltaS^* — ^This  family  has  long  been  resident  at 
Grotton  Head,  and  lidgate^  in  Saddlewortb,  oo.  Toi^  The 
late 

John  Bucklkt,  Esq.,  son  of  Edmund  Buckley,  of  lid- 
gate,  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of  James  Lees,  of  Lane,  in  Saddleworth, 
and  bad  issue, 

EDMUxn,  now  of  Aidwick  and  Orotton  Hall. 

John,  deeeased.  James,  deceased. 

Ralph,  M.  Miss  Hadfleld,  and  d,  several  years  ago. 

Sarah,  m.  to  John  Shaw,  Esa. 

Susannah,  m.  to  James  WUkmson,  Esq.  of  Staleybridge. 

Ettsabeth,  m.  to  Walter  Whitehead,  Esq.  | 

Aot*— Ardwick,  Mandieeter;  and  Grotton  Hall,  Saddle- 
iporth. 

LINDSEY-BUCKNALL  OF  TURIN  CASTLE. 

Bucks  ALL,  John-Charles  Lindset,  Esq.  of  Turin 
Castle,  CO.  Mayo,  J.P.,  b,  19  April,  1813 ;  m,  24  May, 
1838,  Amie,  only  child  of  Charles  Crawford,  Esq.  of 
Oatlands,  co.  Donegal,  and  has  issue, 

L  Sajccel-Chabues,  b.  20  April,  1848. 

n.  Hamilton-Owen,  6.  29  Jan.  1844. 

m.  John-Arbuthnot,  6.  16  April,  1846. 

L  Jane. 

ILintSiflt. — ^Thomas  Lnmerr,  of  Ttuin  Castle,  eldest 
son  of  Bakukl  LiMnsar,  Esq.  of  Belleek,  co.  Mayo,  ta.  a 
dan.  of  Croasdaile  Miller,  Esq.  of  Mi]for(J^  in  the  same  co., 
and  had  (with  seyeral  dans.)  four  sons, 

Samucl,  his  heir.  Robert.  Owen. 

Thomas^  grrandfather  of  Thomas- Spbtcib  Lindsat,  Esq, 
oi  HoUymount    {See  that  family.) 
Ibaddest  son, 

Thx  Bar.  Bamukl  LnfDSBT,  of  Turin  Castle,  rector  of 
EnniskiUien,  co.  Fermanagh,  ta.  Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
Bight  Hon.  CoL  Charles  Bucknall,  and  had  (with  three  daus., 
Anne,  Frances,  and  Letitia,  all  married,  the  eldest  to  Arthur- 
Chichester  Macartney,  Esq.)  two  sons,  Thowab  Buckmall, 
his  heir,  and  Johv,  successor  to  hit  Iqxyther.  The  elder 
eon. 

THOMAa-BuoKN  ALL  LnmscT,  of  Turin  Castle,  mi^or  of  the 
Booth  Mayo  militia,  m.  Anne,  elder  dau.  of  CoL  Arthur 
Browne,  brother  of  the  2nd  Earl  of  Altamont,  and  dying 
a  p.  was  a  by  his  brother, 

JoBV  LnrosET,  Esq.  of  Turin  Castle,  who  took  the  sur- 
name of  BuoKNALL,  from  hip  materpal  gntnd&ther,  the 
Bight  Hon.  CoL  BucknalL  He  m.  in  1786,  Mary,  2nd  dau. 
of  Capt.  George  Bingham,  of  OesUebar,  Mayp,  uncle  to  the 
Isi  Lord  Locan,  and  left  at  his  decease  (with  a  dau.  Qeorr 
gina  now  living,  a  widow,)  an  only  son  and  heir, 

Samuel  LnrMxr-BucKKALL,  Esq.  of  Turin  Castle,  J.P.,  h. 
8  April,  1786,  ta.  11  June,  1811,  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  Riehard 
Holmea,  Ssq.  of  Prospect,  King*8  Co.,  and  bed  purviving 


JosM-CRAmLii^  now  of  Turin  Castle. 

Thomas,  b.  22  April,  1818,  ta.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  James 

Dombiain. 
Bichard,  b.  26  April,  1821,  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  Richard 

Garret,  Esq. 
Samuel,  b.  20  May,  1880. 
Anne,  m.  to  RobertJohn,  eldest  son  of  Capt.  Thos.  Mont- 

gotoieryf  B.N. 

Mr.  lindsey-BucknaU  d,  U  April,  1844. 

ArwiM — Arg.,  two  chevrons,  gu.,  between  three  bucks' 
heads,  eabomad,  sa.,  attired,  or. 
Cnal^A  buck's  head,  cabossed,  sa.,  attired,  or. 
&a»— Turin  CasUe,  co.  Mayo. 

BUCKSTON  .OF  BRADBORNR 
BccKBTOif,  Thi  Rbv.  Germait,  of  Bradbome,  co. 
Derby,  b.  in  Sept.  1797 ;  m.  m  May,  1820,  EUen- 
Xaipiret,  only  diUd  of  the  Rev.  Ricbard-Rowland 
Ward,  of  Sutton-on-the-Hill,  in  the  same  ahire,  and 
has  iaeae, 
L  BowLASD-GmiAV,  b.  in  Not.  1828. 
L  EUen-Martha.  n.  Emily-Frances-Anne. 

S,tllf  Xfff  •— The  first  of  this  flunDy  on  record  is  HsmtT 
ntBAWxasTOKS,  mentioned  in  a  deed  of  the  year  1250 ;  and 
I  Buxton  waa  high-sherifl  for  Derbyahiie  in  1416. 
149 


B  U  L 

The  regular  pedigrees  begin,  however,  about  the  year  1600, 
or  somewhat  earlier. 

John  Buxton,  of  Buxton,  in  Derbyshire,  living  10th 
Elizabeth,  had  two  sons,  William,  ancestor  of  the 
BuxTONB  of  Buxton,  BroMingtorit  BaJeeweH^  and  Yordgrave ; 
and  a  2nd  son,  Hxkbt  Buxtoh,  of  Bradbome,  oo.  Derby, 
ancestor  of 

Hbnrt  Buxtok,  Esq.  of  Bradbome,  b.  in  1670,  who  m. 
Dorothy,  sister  of  the  Bight  Hon.  Sir  Richard  Levinge, 
Bart,  lord  chief  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas  in 
IreUnd,  and  left  at  his  decease,  6  May,  1721,  an  only  child, 

GcoBOB  Buxton,  Esq.  of  Bradbome,  who  m.  Margaret, 
eldest  dau.  of  Richard  Stubbing,  Esq.  of  West  IBroughton, 
and  sister  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Stubbing,  Esq.,  hij^-sheriff 
for  Derbyshire  in  1711,  by  whom  he  had  three  sons  and 
three  daus.  Mr.  Buxton  d.  in  June,  1782,  and  was  «.  by 
his  eldest  son, 

Qboboi  Buokston,  Esq.  of  Bradbome,  who  adopted  tbt 
present  mode  of  spelling  the  name.  He  m.  Sarah,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Richard  Peacock,  Esq.  of  Rodsley,  in  Derbyshire^ 
and  had  two  sons,  GaoBos,  his  heir,  and  Richard,  who  d, 
young;  and  one  dau.  Martha,  m.  1st,  to  Dr.  Berridge.  M.D., 
and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas-Francis  Twigge,  of  Derby. 
Mr.  Buckston  d.  8  April,  1810,  aged  89,  and  was  a  by  his 
son, 

Thc  Rev.  Gbobok  Buokston,  M.A,  of  Ashbome,  reotor 
of  Shirland,  and  vicar  of  Bradbome,  who  m.  Frances,  dau. 
of  Moreton  Walhouse,  Esq.  pf  H^therton,  in  Staffordshire, 
by  Prances  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Littleton,  Bart,  of 
Pillaton,  and  had  issue, 

GsRMAN,  now  of  Bradbome^ 

John. 

Henrr-Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  m,  M^ry,  dau.  of  John* 
Goodwin  Johnson,  Esa. 

Martha-Frances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Morgan,  of  Llan- 
dovery. 

Georgiana,  m,  in  1816,  to  the  Rev.  George  Hilner,  youngest 
son  of  the  late  Sir  William  Milner,  Bart.,  of  Nim  Appleton, 
inTorkshire. 

Elisabeth. 

Catharinei  m.  to  Graves  Archer,  Esq,  of  the  oo.  ^Hoklow. 

Louisa-Ellen. 
Mr.  Buckston  d,  in  Dec.  1826. 

^nn«— Sa.,  two  bars,  aig.,  between  which  three  muDets,  of 
the  second ;  on  a  canton,  also  of  the  second,  a  buck,  trippant, 
of  the  field. 

Crut— Apelican vulning herself,  or. 

Motto — ^Fructum  habet  charitas. 

S0a^-Bradbome  Hall,  Derbyshhe. 


TATCHELL-BULLEN  OF  MABSHWOOD. 

Tatchell-Bitllen,  John,  Esq.  of  Marshwood,  oo. 
Dorset,  6.  in  1808 ;  m,  Ist,  in  1826,  Sophia-Anne, 
dau.  of  William  Ck>le  Wood,  Esq.  of  Martock,  co. 
Somerset;  and  2ndly,  in  1843,  Ann,  dau.  of  W.  Hoey, 
Esq.,  and  relict  of  the  late  Capt.  Forster,  R.N.  of 
Alnwick,  co.  Northumberland ;  he  has  issue, 

I.  John,  6.  in  1847. 

I.  Sophia-Anne.  n.  Anne. 

Mr.  Tatc}iell-Bullen,  J.P.  and  D.U  for  Dorsetshire, 
as8imie4|  by  royal  license,  the  surname  of  Bullen 
after  thiit  of  Tatohell,  and  the  arms  of  Bhllen 
quarterly  ^th  those  of  Tatchbll.  He  is  eldest  son 
and  heir  pf  the  late  William-Fitzherbert  Bullen,  Esq. 
of  Stoke  Abbott,  co.  Dorset  (who  d.  in  1822),  by 
Mary  Tatchell  his  wife;  and  grandson  of  Simeon 
Buden,  Esq.,  and  Elizabeth  Mtzherbert  his  wife. 
He  has  one  brother,  Charles,  lieut.  R.N. 

.^rm«— Quarterly.  1st  and  4th :  erm.,  on  a  chevron,  ax-t 
between  three  htam'  heads,  erased,  sa..  two  swords,  ppr., 
pommeb  and  hilts,  or,  the  points  saltierways,  encircled  by 
a  wreath  of  laurel,  gold,  for  Bullkn  ;  2nd  and  3rd,  as,,  a 
crooo  nebuly,  or,  in  the  first  and  fourth  quarters,  a  lion, 
rampant,  and  in  the  second  and  third  a  prossrpat^  arg., 
for  Tatohbli.. 

CrtH  of  Bttllbn— Out  of  a  naval  crown,  or,  the  sails  arg., 
a  bull's  head,  of  the  first,  charged  on  the  neck  with  an 
anphor,  sa.,  between  two  wings,  as. :  of  Tatohsll— on  a 
mount,  vert,  in  front  of  an  oak-tree,  fritcted,  ppr.,  a  bow  and 
arrow,  in  saltier,  or,  surmounted  by  a  lion's  noe,  gu. 

Motto— A  rege  ct  Victoria. 

Seat— H  arshwood,  oo.  Dorset 

BULLER  OF  DOWNES. 
BuLLEB,  Jambs-Wentwobth,  Esq.  of  Downcs,  co. 
Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  BIP.  for  Exeter,  m. 


B  U  L 

5  Oct.  1831,  Charlotte-Juliana-Jane,  3rd  dau.  of  the 
late  Lord  Henry  Molyneux  Howard  (brother  of 
Bernard-Edward,  15th  Duke  of  Norfolk),  and  has 
issue. 

HUKaffe. — The  first  of  this  andent  and  honourable 
house,  who  settied  In  Cornwall,  was 

RiOHAED  BuLLER,  Esq.  of  TrcgaiTiok,  son  of  Alexander 
Buller,  Esq.  of  lillesdon,  oo.  Devon,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Horsey,  Knt  He  m.  Mai^ret,  dau.  and 
eo-helr  of  Thomas  Trethurfie,  Esq.  of  Tretburflb,  and  cousin 
and  co-heir  of  Edward  Courtenay,  Bail  of  Devon;  and 
dying  in  Not.  1665,  left  issue, 

Franois  Buller,  Esq.  of  ShilUngham,  high-sheriff  in 
1000 ;  who  M.  Thomssine,  dau.  of  Thomas  Williams,  Esq.  of 
Btowford,  CO.  Devon,  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Conunons, 
temp.  Elizabbth,  by  whom  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1616, 
RiCBAan,  his  heir ;  Thomasine,  wife  of  Franois  Rawle,  lord 
of  Tresparett,  Cornwall;  and  Haxgaret,  wife  of  Bkhard 
Kendall,  Esq.  of  Treworgy.    The  eon  and  heir, 

Sir  Richard  Buller,  of  Bhillingfaam,  high-sheriff  of  the 
county,  and  M.P.  in  1687,  m.  AUoe,  dau.  of  Sir  Bowlsnd 
HajTward,  and  oo-heir  of  hsr  brother,  Sir  John  Hayward. 
and  bj  her  had  issue,  Frahoi^  his  heir;  Johh»  of  whom 
presently ;  Thomasine,  m.  to  Josias  Calmady,  Esq.  of 
langdon  Hall,  oo.  Devon,  eldest  son  and  heir  of  Sir  Shil- 
ston  Calmady*  and  Honoris  his  wili^  widow  of  Sir  H. 
Prideaux.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Frahois  BuLUOi,  Esq.  of  ShilUngham  and  of  Ospringe, 
00.  Kent,  m.  Thomasine,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Honeywood, 
and  had  issue, 

Francis  Bullxr,  Esq.  of  ShilUngham,  M.P.  for  Cornwall 
in  1640;  who  m.  the  sole  dau.  and  heiress  of  Eaekiel  Orosse, 
Enq.  of  Qowlden,  by  whom  he  acquired  seventeen  manors, 
and  had  issue, 

James,  who  d.  without  surriving  issue  in  1710,  when  his 
estates  went  to  the  other  branch,  settled  at  Morval. 

Anne,  m.  to  W.  Vivian,  Esq.  of  Trewjn,  and  had  a  son, 
John,  high-sheriff  in  1678;  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir 

Jonathan  Trelawny,  Bart 

John  Bullbr,  Esq.  (2nd  son  of  Sir  Richard  Buller),  m. 
Ist,  Anne,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  John  Coode.  Esq.  of 
Morval  (through  whom  came  this  manor  and  the  estates); 
and  indly,  Jane,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Walter  Langdon, 
Esq.  of  Keverell.  By  his  first  wife,  Mr.  Buller  had  issue, 
John,  his  heir,  and  Mary,  who  m.  Christopher  Harris,  Esq., 
M.P.  of  Hayne,  oo.  Devon,  whose  brother,  John,  was 
mnster  of  the  household  to  their  Majesties  Oborob  II.  and 
Qeorob  III.    The  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  Bullkr,  Esq.  Of  MomJ,  M.P.  for  East  Looe  during 
the  Protectorate;  «.  Mary,  3rd  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  the 
Hon.  Sir  Henry  Pollexfen,  chief  jusUos  of  the  Common 
Picas,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  vis.,  Johit-Frakois,  his  heir; 
Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Dodson,  Esq.  of  Tonkin,  M.P.  for 
liskeard  in  1703 ;  and  Elisabeth,  ■».  to  John  Muith,  Esq. 
of  Talland.    The  son  and  heir, 

John-Franois  Bvllkr,  Esq.,  of  Morval,  m,  99  July,  1710, 
R«beoca,  dau.  and  coheir  of  Sir  Jonathan  Trelawny,  Bart, 
Bishop  of  Winohestar ;  and  d,  in  1761,  leaving  issue, 
I.  JAMsa  his  heir. 

u.  Francis,  M.P.  for  West  Looe;  m.  Manr,  dau.  of  Sir 
Copleston  Bamfjrlde,  Bart  (by  Jane  his  wife,  eldest  dau. 
of  Sir  Oourtenay  Pole,  Bart,  M,P.X  and  relict  of  Sir 
Coventry  Carew,  Bart ;  and  d.  «.  p.  in  1764. 
n.  John,  m.  1st.  3  March,   1760.   Mary,  dan.  of  John 
St.  Aubyn,  Bart,  M.P.,  by  whom  ho  had  issue. 
1  John,  M.P.  for  East  Looe;  who  m.  Augusta,  dau.  of 
R.  Nixon,  Esq. ;  but  <<.«.•.  in  1807. 
9  Edward,  of  Trenant  Pane,  vioe-admiral  of  the  Red, 
created  a  Baronet  in  1806.    {Set  Bmu's  Extimct  £•- 
nmetagt). 
Mr.  Buller  m.  9ndlT,  4  Nov.  1768,  Caroline,  dan.  of  John 
Hunter.  Esq..  and  by  her  had  Orxxbal  Frrdr^mk 
BxTLLXR.  oflAureath.  .    ^ 

Ml.  Wmiam.  Bishop  of  Exeter ;  ft,  in  1736 : «.  19  April.  1T69. 
Anne,  daxL  and  co-heir  of  the  Right  Rev.  John-Thomas, 
Bishop  of  Winchester,  by  whom  he  hMl  iasoe, 
1  Anne,  to  her  cousin,  James  BuUer,  Esq.  of  Downes. 
9  Susaxmah  -  OUherine.  n».  to  Vice  Admiral  Sir  John 
Duokvrorth.  Bart,  O.C.B. 
L  Rebecca.  ■».  in  1741.  to  Vioe-AdniiTal  Sir  Charies  Watson, 
and  had  i^sue.  Charles,  created  a  Baronet    (Sm  Pmrnge 
end  Bttrometttftf. 

n.  Anne.  w.  to  Reginald  Pole,  Esq. 
m.  Mary.  w.  to  Sir  Jom^  Copley,  Bart, 
rv.  EliKibeth.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Juhn  Sturges,  D.D. 

The  eldest  son  and  hdr, 

Jam»  BuLuat,  1£»\.  of  Morval.  Downes,  and  Shilling- 
ham,  M.P.  for  Cornwall;  «».  1st,  Elisabeth,  dao.  and  oo- 
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heir  of  William  Gould,  Esq.  of  Downes,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  in  1749,  had  a  son,  Jamss,  his  heir.  He  m.  2ndly,  in 
1744,  Lady  Jane  Bathurst,  9nd  dau.  of  Allen.  1st  Earl 
Bathurst,  and  sister  of  the  Lord  Chancellor,  by  whom  he 
had  issue, 

John.    (See  Bullxr  <^  MorvaL) 

Edward,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  sole  h^r  of  John  Hoskyn, 
Esq.  of  Port  Looe;  and  d.  26  Oct  1791,  leaving  issue, 
John,  in  holy  orders,  of  Perren.  rector  of  St  Just. 

Frauds,  the  distinflniished  Judge,  created  a  Baronet, 
29  Nov.  1789.    {See  Burke's  Peerage  and  Barotutage.) 

Catherine,  m.  to  General  Macarroick ;  and  d.  17  Oct.  1807. 

Jane,  m.  to  Sir  William  Lemon.  Bart 

Mary,  m.  to  James  Templer,  Esq.  of  Stover  Lodge,  oo. 
Devon. 
The  only  son  of  the  first  marriage, 

Jamks  Buller,  Esq.  of  Downes,  M.P.  for  Exeter;  h. 
1741;  m.  1st  Husey,  dau.  of  Thomas  Gould,  Esq.  of 
Frome  Wilet  oo.  Dorset,  who  d.  in  1742;  and  Sndly, 
Mary.  2nd  dau.  of  John  Hippisley-Coxe,  Esq.  of  Stone 
Easton,  oo.  Somerset  and  sister  of  Lady  de  Dunstanville. 
Mr.  Buller  d.  11  Feb.  1772,  leaving;  by  his  1st  wife,  a  sod 
and  heir, 

jAifES  Bullxr,  Esq.  of  Downes  snd  ShilUngham.  M.P. 
Car  Exeter  for  upwards  of  twenty  years;  who  m.  hia 
eousin,  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Bight  Rev.  William  BuUsr, 
Bishop  of  Exeter,  snd  had  issue^ 

jAMXS-WxirrwoRTq,  his  heir,  and  present  representative. 

Thomas- Wentwortli,  commander  R.N. 

Hester- Eleanoxa,  m.  in  1827,  to  the  Rev.  Henry -Fox 
Strangways,  nephew  of  the  U^  Earl  of  IIdiest«:. 

^  .^rm*— Sa.,  on  a  cross,  arg.,  quarter-pierced,  of  the  field, 
four  eagles,  displayed,  of  the  first 
Cre$t—A  Saracen's  head,  oouped,  ppr. 
AfoOo— Aquila  non  capit  muscas. 
Seat— Downes,  co.  Devon. 


BULLER  OF  MORVAL. 
Buller,  John-Francis,  Esq.  of  Morval,  co.  Com* 
waU,  6.  80  May,  1818. 

HCtl^XIt^.— JoHK  Buller,  Esq.  of  Morval.  eldest  eon 
of  James  Buller,  Esq.,  by  his  Snd  wife.  Lady  Jane  Bathu»t 
(«M  Bullxr  af  Iknnm)  was  suooessively  M.P.  for  Exeter, 
Launoeston.  and  West  Looe,  and  one  of  the  lords  of  tha 
Treasury.  He  ei.  Anne,  sister  of  the  late  Sir  William  Lsmon, 
Bart.  M.P..  and  by  her  had  issue, 
John,  his  heir. 
William,  d.  wim.  at  Trinidad. 

Richard,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Lsnreath.  m.  Anns^  dau. 
of  James  Templer,  Esq.  of  Stover. 
James,  m,  Mary,  dau.  or  James  Templer,  Esq.  of  Stover. 
Anthony  (Sir),  formeoiy  a  judge  in  Ben^^  m.  4  Feb.  1805, 
Isabella<Jane,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  William  Lemon.  Bart., 
M.P. 

Charles,  m.  BariMra-IsabeOa,  dau.  of  CcO.  Kiikpatrick.  and 
has  a  son.  Charles,  late  M.P.  for  West  Looe  and  for  Lis- 
keard. chief  secr^iaiy  to  Lord  Duriiam,  when  in  Canada 
Louisa,  m.  to  Arthiu*  Champemowne^  Eisq.  of  Dartington, 
po.  Devon,  M.P. 

Maria,  m,  6  July,  1806.  to  Sir  Cbarles  Hulsev  Bart. 
Charlotte,  ».  to  Henry  Clive,  Esq. 
Theddeet  son, 

JoHH  Bullxr.  Esq.  of  Morval,  m.  1st  1708,  EUsabeth. 
younger  dau,  of  the  Hon.  and  Right  Rev.  James  Toike, 
Bishop  of  Ely,  and  niece  of  Philip,  2nd  Eari  of  Hardwicka, 
who  d.  in  1802.  and  2ndly.  29  June.  1314.  Harriet  dau.  of 
the  late  Sir  Edward  Hulse,  Bart  of  Breamore  Hooss.  Hants, 
bywhom  he  had  issqe  aeon,  John-Fraxcu.  now  of  Morval, 
snd  four  daus..  vis.,  Harriet-Elisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.-B. 
Ritson;  Frances-Anne,  ».  to  W.-H.  Pole-Carew.  Esq; 
Charlotte^ane ;  and  Mary-lsabeUa,  ss.  to  Sir  JohB-Tbemaa- 
Buller  Duckworth.  Bart  Mr.  Buller,  J.P.  and  D.L..  for- 
merly  represented  West  Looe.  and  was  h^^heiiff  of  Coc»' 
wall  in  18S5.    He  d.  S  April,  1849. 

Arm*  and  JfoWs    As  Bullxr  ^  Dowma. 
£0aS'<-Morval,  oo.  GomwaQ. 


BULLER  OF  LANREATH. 
BiTLLER,  Fbkdirick,  Eeq.  of  Lanreath  and  Pdynt^ 
CO.  O^mwall,  a  lieutgen.  in  the  army,  m.  Charlotte, 
dan.  of  0.  Tomlyns,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 
I.  FRXDKRigK-THOMAs.  oolcoel  in  the  army,  m.  16  Aug. 
1S31,  Lady  Agnes  Percy,  elder  dsn.  of  the  Snd  Duke  of 
Northumberland, 
n.  WUlaun.  in  holy  orders,  m.  U  Sept  1835.  Leonosa- 
Sophia,  dan.    of  John  Bood,   Eaq.  ef  Qxai^(eb  esw 


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tn.  George,  C.B.,  a  major-genend  in  th*  aiuy. 

IT.  John,  R.N.,  deoeft»ad. 

L  Charlotte,  <L  aam. 

n.  Ouoline,  m.  10  Marth,  1880,  to  Lord  Poltimore. 

m.  Agnee,  dooaMod. 

IT.  GeoTgiana-AmoUa,  m.  in  1886,  to  Cluulee,  2nd  ton  of 
Sir  Charlas  Hulae,  Bart 
QeDeral  Buller  is  son  (by  his  2nd  wife,  Carc^ine 
Hunter)  of  John  Buller,  Esq.,  8rd  son  of  John-Franois 
Boiler,  Esq.  of  MorraL 

Jmu  and^afotto— As  Bullsb  <^  MorvdL 
6oa*— Lanreath,  oo.  ComwaU. 


BULLOCK  OF  SHIPDHAM. 

Bullock,  Diana,  CATHSRiin^  Mabt,  and  Susanna, 
of  Shipdham,  oo.  Norfolk,  an  estaCe  iMdiioh,  with  other 
lands  in  the  same  shire,  they  inherited  as  oo-heirs  at 
the  decease  of  their  ftkther,  the  Rey.  Colby  Bullock, 
28  Sept.  1817.  The  youngest  co-heir,  Susanna,  m. 
20  June,  1820,  the  Rev.  William  Giruno,  of  Seam- 
ing, in  Norfolk,  a  magistrate  of  that  county,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  WnxiAM  OiBLiHO,  6.  4  Not.  1826. 

L  Diana  Oiiling.  n.  Marj-GiiUng. 

EfnfSfff  .^In  the  12th  of  HsiraT  VI.,  anno  1434,  the 
nante  of  John  Bullock,  Esq.,  occurs,  among  those  returned 
as  gentlemen  of  Norfolk ;  and  in  the  year  1617,  we  find 
another  John  Bullock,  who  left  a  donation  to  the  pazish  of 
Shipdham.    (See  Bixwxtield's  Norfolk. J 

TaoifAS  BmxooK.  Esq.  of  Hingham  Hall,  son  of  William 
BuUock,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Bullock,  of  Shipdham,  by 
Mary  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  UeweUyn, 
Esq.,  alderman  of  London,  la.  Cathezine,  dau.  and  sole 
heiress  of  John  Bemey,  Esq.  of  Lynn,  by  his  1st  wife, 
Gatherine,  2nd  dau.  of  Geoige  Townshend,  Esq.  of  Wrrtham, 
by  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Baldock,  Knt.,  and  heir^  of 
her  brother,  Robert  Baldock,  Esq.  Mr.  Bullock  d.  in  Nov. 
1T88,  leaTing  issue,  Colbt  ;  Thomas,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau. 
of  —  Morris,  Esq. ;  Catherine,  who  d.  %uu». ;  Diana,  m.  to 
the  Ber.  Henry  Ii<^,  8rd  son  of  Guy  lioyd,  Esq.  of  the 
CO.  Boeoommon;  and  Eliabeth,  m.  to  the  Bar.  Jolm  BeaTer, 
rector  of  Seaming.    The  son  and  heir, 

Tax  Bar.  Colbt  Bullock,  of  Shipdham,  heir  to  the 
TbwiTBHXHOS  tf  Wretham,  m.  EUxabeth,  dau.  of  Ciq;>el 
Braogloe,  Esq.  of  Hingham,  whose  mother  was  Elizabeth, 
aister  and  co-heir  of  Geoige  Bedell,  Esq.  of  Woodiiaing, 
Norfolk,  a  descendant  of  the  &mily  of  Sir  Gapel  BedeU, 
Bait,  of  Huntingdonshire.  The  Rot.  Colby  Bullock  d. 
28  Sept  1817.  leaving  four  dans.,  Diana,  Catherine,  Mary, 
,  bia  o6-heira. 


.4rau— Ou.,  between  a  chevron,  arm.,  three  bulls' heads, 
eabosEed,  arg,  anned,  or, 
8mt    Hhipdham. 


BULLOCK  OF  FALKBORNE. 

Bullock,  Jonathan,  Esq.  of  Fklkbome  Hall,  oo. 
Essex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  ci^.  Ist  dragoon- 
guvda,  b.  19  Oct  1773 ;  m.  in  April,  1811,  Maigaret, 
dau,  of  the  ReT.  Andrew  Downee,  eldest  son  of 
Boberty  Lord  Bidhop  of  Raphoe,  and  grandson  of 
Henry,  Bishop  of  Deny,  and  of  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
duL  of  the  Very  Ber.  Dr.  Thomas  Wilson,  dean  of 
Caiiisle.    By  tlus  lady  Mr.  Bullock  has  surriTing 


L  HantT,   6.   88  July,  1815,  m.  18  Aug.  1840,  Cioely.^ 

AbigaO,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Edwaxd  Bowyar  Sm^th, 

Bart  of  mu  Hall,  Essex, 
n.  Walter^Trevdyan. 
L  EU9abeth-Anna,«.  120ct  1840,  to  her  ooosfai,  the  Ber. 

John-Frederick  Bullock,  rector  of  Badwinter,  Easex. 
D.  Henrietta-Maria.  ■».  9  Dec  1881.  to  the  Bev.  Chariea 

Ilyrea,  rector  of  Melton,  Norfolk, 
m.  Margaret^Bmily,  m.  I  July.  1846,  to  the  Hen.  and 

Bev.    liewellyn   Ixt^,   rector  of  Cotteabn^   Hor- 

thamptonahire. 
IT.  EDen-Rosetta,  m.  8  Oct  1846,  to  Henry-Jamea,  son 

and  hdr  of  the  Bot.  Haniy  Lee  Warner,  of  Walsingham 

Abbey,  Norfolk. 

IrfntXSt. — BoBEiT    Bullock,    of   Herbuigfafleld,   or 
AiboKflald,  00.  Beirk%  who  used  the  anna  now  borne  by  the 
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fiimily,  waa  sheriff  of  Berkshire  and  Oxfordahire,  in 
the  8th  of  BiOHAan  II.  He  d.  in  1405,  leaving  a  son, 
Thomas  Bullock,  of  Arborfield,  whose  great-grandson, 
TaoMAB  Bttllock,  Esq..  la.  Alice,  dau.  of  John  Kingsmill, 
one  of  the  Justices  of  the  King's  Bench,  and  had,  with  six 
daus.,  as  many  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest,  Bxcuard,  was  of 
Ar1x>rfleld;  the  5th, 

WiujAM  Bullock,  Esq..  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Balph  Bellet,  of  Moreton,  in  Cfaediire,  and  had  a  son  and 


JoHK  Bullock,  Esq.,  the  first  of  the  &mily  who  settled 
at  Great  Wigborougb,  in  Essex,  where  he  d.  10  Feb.  1595, 
and  wae  buried  in  the  chancel  of  the  diurdi  there.  His 
grandson, 

Bib  Edward  Bullock,  Knt  of  Loftes,  in  Great  Totham, 
Essex,  6. 1580,  purchased  ftrom  John  Forteseue,  Esq.,  about 
the  year  1887,  the  manor  and  estate  of  Fklkbome,  in 


LiEUT.-CoL.  JoiTATHAir  BuUiOCK,  of  Falkbomc,  the  last 
direct  male  heir  and  deaoendant  of  Sir  Edward,  was  M.P. 
for  Essex.  He  la.  in  1763,  Miss  Elisabeth  Lante,  but  d.  «.  p, 
in  1800>  when  the  estatss  devolved  on  (the  eldest  son  of  his 
sister  EUzabeth,  wife  of  Jonathan  Watson,  Esq.)  bis  nephew, 
JoMATHAn-JoeiAH-CBiasTOPBm  Watson,  Esq..  who  thus 
became  of  Falkbome  Hall,  and  assumed  in  1810,  the  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Bullock.  He  m.  Miss  JuUana-Elisabeth 
Thomas,  niece  uid  heiress  of  Elizabeth  Lante,  wife  of  lieut- 
CoU  Bullock,  and  had  issue, 
JoNATHAjr,  now  of  Falkbome. 

John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Badwinter,  in  Essex,  m.  in 
1806,  Maiy-Boberta,  only  dau.  of  Thomas  WiUdnson, 
Esq.,  and  d.  18  Aug.  1844,  leaving  issue. 
Charles,  who  m.  11  May,  1807.  Harriet,  dau.  of  Thomas* 
Humphrey  Lowe,  Esq.  of  Br(Mi»grovei  oo.  Worcester,  and 
d.  23  Aug.  1842,  leaving  issue. 

Heury-Bobert.  of  Burr  St.  Edmunds,  a  maior  in  the  army, 
who  fa.  in  1825,  Charlotte,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Hall,  Esq.  of 
Weston  Colville,  Cambridgeshhe^  and  d.  in  1845,  leaving 
issue. 

Elizabeth-IantCb  m.  in  1810,   to  the  Bev.  Ohxistt^her- 
GeoigB  Watson,  rector  of  Melton,  in  Suffolk. 
Mr.  BuUock  d.  in  Jan.  1882. 

.^rms— Gu.,  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  bulls'  heads, 
cabossed.  ai^.,  armed,  or ;  quartering  Watboh. 
(7re«<— Five  Loohaber  axes,  ppr.,  bound  with  an  escarf;  gn.. 


Ifofto— Nil  oonsdre  sibi. 
fiai^-Falkbome  Hall, 


BULLOCK  OF  NORTH  COKER 

Bullock,  Qbobob,  Esq.  of  North  Coker  House,  oo. 
Somerset,  6.  15  Aug.  1797;  m.  7  Dec  1826,  liaria- 
Caroline,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Charles  Oroya, 
Esq.,  M.D.  (of  the  femily  of  GnovE  of  Zealt,  oo. 
Wilts),  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  late  Arthur 
Acland,  Esq.  of  fVdrfield,  co.  Somerset,  and  sister  of 
Sir  Jolii-Piimer  Acland,  Bart  {see  Burke's  Barontt- 
age),  and  by  her  had  issue, 

L  GaoBoa  Tbotts-Bullock,  of  Christ  Chnrbh,  Oxford, 
6.  16  Oct  1829 ;  who,  in  conformity  with  the  will  of 
his  maternal  relative,  the  Bev.  Edward  •  Berkley 
Troyte,  LL.D.  of  Huntsham  Court  oo.  Devon,  who  d. 
9  May,  1862,  has  assumed,  by  royal  license,  the  sur- 
name of  Tboytb,  in  additi<»i  to,  and  before  that,  of 
Bullock,  and  the  arma  of  Troyte,  quarterly,  with 
his  own  family  arms. 
L  Mary-Eliaabeth-Grovei  who  d.  in  inCanoy. 

Mr.  Bullock,  J.P.  and  P.L.,  is  son  of  the  late  John 
Bullock,  Esq.,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  late 
Geoige  Warry,  Esq.  of  Shapwick,  oo.  Somerset,  and 
gnndson  of  Qeoige  Bollock,  Esq.,  both  of  North 
Coker. 

.<<nii»-Gu.,  on  a  chevron,  between  three  bolls'  kead% 
cabossed,  arg.,  anned,  or,  another  chevron,  arm.,  charged 
with  aa  many  annulets,  as. 

Crotr-On  a  mount,  vert  &▼«  black  bills,  erect  banded 
-wjth  a  wreath  of  olive,  ppr.,  therein  pendent  an  escocheon, 
as.,  charged  with  a  cross^misslet  or. 

Sao^-Korth  Coker,  TeovlL 


BULTEEL  OP  FLETE. 
BuLTBEL,   John,   Esq.   of  Hete,   co,  Devon,  h, 
26  Jiine,  1827;  i?k  28  March,  1854,  Euphemia-Emily, 


B  U  L 

dau.  of  the  late  Iieut.-Col.  Parsons,  formerly  Resident 
of  Zante. 

Srinease.— The  late  John-Cbockmr  Bultbxl,  Esq.  of 
Flete  and  Lyneham,  eldest  aon  of  John  Bulteel,  Esq.  of 
the  rame  placen,  was  great-grandson  of  James  BtUteel, 
Esq.  of  Flete,  by  llaiy  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Courtenay 
Crocker,  Esq.  of  Lyneham,  the  last  male  representative  of 
the  senior  branch  of  the  ancient  family  of  Cbookbb  0/ 

**  Crocker,  Crewys,  and  Coplestone, 
When  the  Conqueror  came^  were  at  home." 

He  sat  in  parliament  for  South  Devon,  and  was  high-sheriff 
of  the  county,  1841 :  he  m.  13  May,  1826.  Lady  Elizabeth 
Grey,  2nd  dau.  of  Charles,  Earl  Orey ;  and  d,  in  Sept.  1843, 
leaving  issue,  John,  now  of  Flete;  Mary-Elizabeth  (the 
Hon.),  maid  of  honour  to  the  Queen ;  Qeorgiana-Franoes ; 
and  Louisa-Emily-Charlotte, 

.^mw—Axg.,  a  bend,  between  fourteen  billeta,  gu.,  quarter- 
ing Cbookxr,  vis.,  aig.,  a  chevron,  engrailed,  gu.,  between 
three  ravens,  ppr. 

(Trese— Out  or  a  ducal  ooronet»  gu.,  a  pair  of  wings,  axg,, 
biUett^  of  the  first 

iSmI— Flete,  Devonshire. 


BULWER  OF  HEYDON. 

BuLWEB,  Wiluam-Earle-Lttton,  Esq.  of  Heydon 
Hall,  CO.  Norfolk,  6.  28  April,  1799;  tn.  Ist^  11  Dec. 
1827,  Emily,  youngest  dau.  of  General  Gascoyne, 
late  M.P.  for  liverpool,  and  by  her  (who  is  deceased) 
has  issue, 

L  William -OAflOOTin,  Soots  ftiailier-guards ;  6.  1  Jan. 
1829. 

n.  Edward-Oasooyne,  SSfd  Welsh  ftunliers,  6.  in  Dee.  1880, 

in.  ^en]y•Eme8t. 

I.  Emily-Roee.  n.  E^izabethtMaude. 

nL  Mary-Bleanor. 
Mr.  Bulwer  m.  2ndly,  in  1841,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
William  Green,  Esq.  of  Forty  Hill,  Enfield. 

ILClKAQft. — ^The  family  of  Bulwer,  of  Norman  origin, 
was  founded  at  the  time  of  the  Conquest,  by  Ttbus  or 
TuBOLD  DB  Dallxvo,  who  was  enfeoffed  of  the  lordships  of 
Wood  Dalling  and  Bynham,  by  Peter  de  Valoins,  who  held 
those  lands  ftx>m  the  Conqueror.  When  the  Lord  Valoins 
established  the  priory  of  Synhaip,  this  Turold  gave  two 
parts  of  his  tithes  to  that  establishment ;  and  hie  son.  Sir 
Balph  dk  Dalling,  granted  in  some  ypars  after  to  the 
monks  of  the  same  monastery,  the  lurches  of  Wood 
Dalling  and  of  little  Byburgh,  with  lipids  in  each  parish. 
The  late 

William  -  Earls  Bulwer,  Esq.  of  Heydon  Hall,  a 
brigadier-general  in  the  army,  and  colonel  of  the  109th 
foot;  vi,  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  sole  hMr  of  Riflhuxi- War- 
burton  Lytton,  Esq.  of  Knebworth  Paik,  Herts,  had  three 
■ons,  viz., 

Wiluam-Earlb-Lttton,  now  of  Heydon. 

Henry-I^rtton  (The  Right  Hon.  Sir),  G.C.B.,  6.  in  1804,  w. 
1848,  the  Hon.  Geoigina  Wellesley^  dau.  of  Lord  Cowley. 

Edward-Lytton  (Sir),  created  a  Baronet  in  1888.    (See 
Burke's  Peerage  and  Baronetage.) 
General  Bulwer  d.  in  1807. 

Jrm$—(hi.,  on  a  cherron,  between  three  eaglets,  regard- 
ant, or,  as  many  cinquefoils,  sa. 

Cre$l-^A  homed  Wolfs  head,  erased,  erm.,  orined  and 
armed,  or. 

Jfotto— Adversis  midor,  par  secundis. 

iStat— H^on  Hall,  I^prfolk. 


BUNBURY  OF  MOYLE. 

BUNBUBT,  Kanb,  Esq.  of  Moyle,  co.  Carlow, 
colonel  in  the  army. 

UntM^t* — Sir  Henbt  Bunburt,  of  Btanny,  00. 
Chester,  representatlTe  of  the  -very  ancient  family  of  Bun- 
burt ^  Bimbtuy,  reoeired  the  honour  of  knighthood  fVom 
Queen  Eucabetel  He  m.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  Jefferey 
Shaokerley,  of  Shackeriey,  00.  Lancaster,  and  had  a  son, 
Hbnrt,  his  heir,  of  Stanny,  ancestor  of  the  Baronets  of 
Btanny.  By  his  2nd  wife,  Martha,  dau.  of  Sir  William 
Norris,  Knt.  of  Bpeke,  Sir  Henry  had  a  son, 

Thomas  Bunburt,  Esq.,  who  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Henry 
Birkenhead,  Esq.  of  Backford,  00.  Chester,  and  was  fother 
of 

Benjakth  Bunburt,  Esq.,  who  went  to  reside  in  Inland, 
152 


BUN 

and  settled  at  Killerigg,  00.  Cariow.  By  Blisabeth-Franoes 
his  wife,  widow  of  Mr.  Shepherd,  he  had  a  dau.,  Diana,  m. 
to  Mr.  Barnes,  and  five  sons, 

Joseph,  who  m.  Hannah,  dau.  of  the  Venerable  Edward 
Hinton,  archdeaoou  of  Ossory,  and  had  a  dau.,  Henrietta, 
m.  to  Paul  Minchin,  Esq.,  and  a  son,  Henrt  Bunburt, 
Esq.  of  Johnstown,  co.  Carlow. 

Thomas,  founder  of  the  House  of  Cloghna,  co.  Cariow. 

William,  of  whom  presently. 

Matthew,  of  Kil&cle,  00.  Tipporary. 

Bei^jamin,  ancestor  of  the  Buvbuets  0/  KUUrigg,  co. 
Carlow. 
TheSrd  son, 

William  Bunburt,  Esq.  of  Usnevagh,  co.  Carlow.  whose 
will,  dated  18  Oct,  was  proved  26  Oct  1710,  m.  Elizabeth 
Penderell,  and  had  a  dau.,  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Oibson 
Raymond!,  and  two  sons,  William,  of  Lisnevagfa,  who  d. 
uwm.  in  1 754,  and  Thomas.    The  2nd  son, 

Thomas  Bunburt,  Esq.,  settled  at  Kill,  00.  Cariow.  He 
m.  let,  1786,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Josias  Campbdl,  Esq.  of 
Drumsna,  00.  Leitrim,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1763,  had 
issue,  WiLLLAM,  his  heir;  Oeorge,  who  d.  7  May,  1820 ;  Ben- 
jamin, who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  George  Gowan, 
and  had  three  children,  who  d.  unm. ;  and  Letitia,  who  m. 
Geoige  Oough,  Esq.,  lieut-coL  of  the  Limerick  Militia,  and 
had  a  son,  Hugh,  present  Lord  Gougfa,  G.C.B.  Mr.  Bunbury 
m.  2ndly,  Busanna-Prisdlla,  risterof  John  Isaac,  Esq.,  killed 
at  Fontenoy,  and  by  her  had  a  son,  Thomas,  who  m.  Miss 
M.  Green;  and  a  dan.,  Jane,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Benedict 
Arthur.    The  eldest  son, 

William  Bunburt,  Esq.  of  Lisnevagh,  M.P.  for  the 
county  of  Carlow,  m.  in  1778,  Katharine,  dau.  of  R.  Kane. 
Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir.  Kane,  now  of  Moyle. 

ElizabeUi,  d.  unm. 

Jane,  who  m.  in  1797,  John  McClintock,  Esq.  of  Drumcar, 
CO.  Louth,    {See  UcCuvrrocK-Bumvur  qf  timnaffh.) 

Mr.  Bunbury  d.  in  1778,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Bunburt,  Esq.,  of  Lisnevagh  and  Moyle,  M.P. 
for  the  Qo.  Carlow,  who  d.  unm.  28  May,  1840,  and  was  «.  by 
his  brother,  the  present  Col.  Kane  Bunbury,  of  Moyle. 

.^mu— Erm.,  a  chess-rook  between  two  leopard's  laoes,  in 
bend,  between  two  bendlets,  sa. 

CV^— Two  swords,  saltierwise,  through  the  mouth  of  a 
leopard's  &ce,  or. 

Motto— Firmnm  in  vitA  nihil. 

Seal— Moyle,  co.  Carlow. 


BUNBURY  OF  LISNEVAGH. 

M'CLnrrocK -Bunburt,  William -Bunburt,  Esq. 
of  Lisnevagh,  co.  Caiiow,  M.P.,  capt.  R.N.,  2nd  son 
of  John  ^'Cluttock,  E^q.  of  Drumcar,  co.  Louth 
{tee  thai  family),  h.  in  1800;  m.  in  1842,  Pauline- 
Caroline-Diana-Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  James-Mathew 
Stronge,  Bart,  of  Tynan  Abbey,  00.  Armagh,  and 
has  issue, 

X.  Thomas,  h.  in  Nor.  1840. 

IL  John-William,  6.  Sept  1851. 

I.  Helen.  n.  Isabella. 

Captain  M*Clintock-Bunbury,  in  compliance  with  the 
will  of  his  maternal  imcle,  Thomas  Bunbury,  E^., 
M.P.,  of  Moyle,  who  d.  in  1846,  assumed  the  name 
and  arms  of  Bunburt,  in  addition  to  those  of 
M'Clintock. 

.^rm«— Quarterly:  Iftt  and  4th,  em).,  a  chess-rook  between 
two  leopard's  faces  in  bond,  between  two  bendlets,  sa.,  for 
Bunburt  ;  2nd  and  8rd,  per  pale,  gu.  and  as.,  a  chevron, 
erm.,  between  three  escallop-shells,  arg.,  for  M'Cluttock. 

Crett — ^In  front  of  a  tree,  ppr.,  on  a  mount,  vert,  a  leopard's 
head,  palv  of  six,  arg.  and  sa..  transfixed  by  two  arrows,  in 
saltier,  also  ppr.,  for  Buvbukt.  A  lion,  passant,  ppr.,  for 
M'Clintook. 

IfoWo— Virtus  naret  robor. 

&a«— Lisnevagh,  co.  Carlow. 


BUND  OF  WJCK  HOUSE. 

Bund,  The  Rbv.  Thomab-Hrnbt,  of  Wick  House, 
CO.  Worcester,  9.  his  father  in  1854. 

HitltaS^. — ^The  first  entry  in  the  present  registries  of 
the  family  of  Bund  is  dated  18  Jan.  1559,  and  records  the 
marriage  of  Edwarde  Frenche  and  Jone  Bimd.  At  that  time 
the  family  possessed  some  of  the  property  which  t  hoy- still 
hold. 

Thomas  Bund,  Esq.,  m.  lot,  Slln  Faidoe»  but  had  no 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQI^ 


BUN 


BUR 


Ha  m.  SncUy,  Buaaimah,  dao.  of  th«  Ber.  John 
Vernon,  rector  of  Hartley,  oo.  Worcester,  and  bad  iasue, 
WiujAV,  of  whom  presently;  John,  d.  unm,;  Thomas, 
rector  of  Woking,  Surrey,  m.  and  had  a  son,  who  d.  «.  p. ; 
Heory,  rector  of  Fladbiuy,  who  took  the  name  of  Vernoit, 
d,  uMm. ;  Bichard,  d.  young ;  Sarah,  m.  to  W.  Cooke,  Esq. 
at  WoTDOstflr  ;  and  Elizabeth,  d.  unm.    The  eldest  son, 

WtLUAM  BUKD,  Esq.,  m.  Ist,  Kary,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
John  Parsons,  Esq.  <^  Overbuiy,  co.  Worcester,  and  2ndlyy 
Alicia  Oox,  and  by  the  former  only  had  issue, 
WnxiAM,  m.  Catharine,  Srd  dau.  of  John  Dondridgo,  Esq. 
of  Oreot  Malvern,  and  had  issue  a  son,  d,  young,  and  two 
daos.,  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  WiUiam  iSrobyn,  vicar  of  Per- 
shore,  and  Anna-Maria,  m.  George  Palmer,  Esq.  of  Nazing 
Paik,  oo.  Essex. 
And  another  son, 

Tmomas  BrrxD,  Esq.,  who  m.  S9  Nov.  1768,  Susannah, 
yoongSBt  dau.  of  Benjamin  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Worcester,  and 
d.  10  Aug.  1815,  baring  had  issue, 
Thomas-Hxvrt,  of  Wick  House. 

WnxiAJC,  m.  Ann-Byder  MainpriM,  and  had  issue  a  son, 
Wilmot-Johns<m,  d.  young,  and  a  dau.,  Susannah-Ursula. 
Theeldor  son, 

Thomas  Hentr  Buin>,  Esq.  of  Wick  House,  J.P.  and 
D.L^  ooL  of  the  Woroestershire  Militia,  6.  11  July.  1774,  m. 
16  Not.  1802,  Anne,  dau.  and  only  surviving  child  of  the 
BoT.  Pynson  Wilmoi,  vioar  of  Haiesowsn,  co.  Salop,  and  has 


THOMAS-Hnr&T-BsHJAxnr,  in  holy  orders. 

Ann-Susannah-Kent,  m.  to  John-Walpole  Willis,  one  of 
H.  M.  Judges  in  New  South  Wales. 

Uisula-Franoes,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Henry-Thomas  wm^  incum- 
bent of  Lve,  near  Stourbridge,  oo.  Woroester. 

BUsa-Bmily. 

J mu— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  su.,  three  esgle's  legs, 
CTased  k  la  cuisse,  or,  for  Buhd  *  2nd,  as.,  a  ohevron,  erm., 
between  three  trefoils,  aig.,  for  Pabsohs  ;  Srd,  aig.,  a  fesse, 
loMogy,  between  three  lion's  heads,  erased,  go.,  for  JoHiraoir. 

Crett — ^An  sscAe's  head,  erased,  or. 

An*— Wick  House,  oo.  Worcester. 


BUNNY  OF  8PEEN  HILL. 

Bmnnr,  Edwabd-Bbios,  Esq.  of  Speen  Hill,  New- 
bury, oo.  Berks,  J.P.  and  D.L. ;  m.  29  June,  1824, 
Emma,  younger  dau.  and  co-heir  of  James  Piggott, 
Esq.  of  Fitz  Hall,  Iping,  co.  Sussex,  and  has, 

I.  IiywAai>^OHir,capt.  royal  Sussex  light  infantry  miUtia, 
b.  27  Feb.  1828. 

SrinCXSr. — Biobabd  Buvnt,  Esq.  of  Ibdrope,  co.  Hants, 
of  wfaidi  estate  his  ancestors  were  in  possession  fbom  the 
time  of  King  John,  as  appears  by  a  deed  of  that  date,  was 
ftthsr  (with  four  daus.,  Agnes,  Thomason,  Maiigiaret,  and 
Mary)  of  a  son,  Bobxbt,  who,  by  his  wife  Mary,  was  fother 
of 

Bmfoin>  Bunrr,  Esq.  who  si.  Jane  Buck,  of  Welford,  and 
tthsir  only  son, 

Blaxdt-Bvck  Bxnnrr.  Esq.,  dying  22  Feb.  1777,  left,  by 
his  wife  Sarah,  dau.  of  Bichard  Brice,  Esq.,  with  two  sons 
and  a  dan.,  all  of  whom  d,  «.  p.,  two  other  sons,  John 
Bonny,  who  m.  Alice  Pyke,  of  Wharwell,  Hants,  by  whom 
he  bad  an  only  dau.,  Alice,  and 

JoaxrB  Bunrr,  Esq.,  who  m.  Anne-Marioi,  dau.  of  Capt 
Bwmott,  B.  L  Co.'s  naval  service;  and  by  her,  who  d.  in 
1772,  had 

Josoph-Blandy.  m.  BUsabeth,  dan.  of  Bev.  Philip  Worsloy, 
of  iShsshunt,  Herts. 

Marioi.  si.  to  John  Martinean,  Esq.  of  Stamford  Hill,  near 


Be  m.  Sndly,  Eliaabeth,  dao.  of  John  Bigby,  Esq.  of  Chow- 
b«ii,  oo.  Tannsstfsr,  and  by  her,  who  also  d.  in  1886,  had 
Anther  issue, 
■DWAvn-Bmioi.  now  of  ^>een  Hill.  John-Mort. 

Jere,  of  Nowbuiy,  m.  2  April,  1813,  Clara,  only  surviving 
dao.  of  the  lato  Bamud  Slooook,  of  Newbury,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  16  Nov.  188Vhad  issue  surviving.  Chaiies,  Brioe- 
FVedsridc,  Edward-William,  Henrv-Arthur,  Clara,  Caro- 
lioo-EUsa,  lAura,  Oortrude,  and  Alice. 


-Arg..  a  chevron,  between  three  goat's  heads,  erased, 

St.;  oo  an  sseotchoon  of  mnetenoe.  per  fesse,  aig.  and  sa.,  a 
lioD.  rampant,  between  tnree  pickaxes,  aQ  oounterohanged, 
farPioooTr. 

Ormt—A  goat's  head,  erased,  sa.,  attired,  or;  on  one  of  the 
hatn^  two  annulots  conjoined,  of  the  last 

Jr«M»— Propositi  teoax. 

I  Hill,  Newbury,  eo.  Berks. 


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BURCHALL  OF  BROADFIELD  COURT. 

Burgh  ALL,  John-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Broadfield  Courts 
CO.  Hereford,  J.P.,  6.  27  June,  1777;  m.  2  April, 
1803,  Katherine,  dau.  of  William  Cooke,  Esq.  of 
Church  Hill,  Walthamstow,  a  director  of  the  Bank 
of  England,  and  has  one  tlau., 

L  Susanna-Janb,  m.  to  William  Helme,  Esq.  of  Stroud, 
CO.  Qloucester. 

SLitlf  a0(« — ^The  Rev.  HsmiT  Bctbghall,  D.D.,  rector 
of  Norton-under-Hamdon.  had,  by  Elizabeth  his  vdfe,  two 
sons  and  two  daus.    The  eldest  son, 

BoBCBT  BuBOHALL,  Esq.,  m.  1st,  8  Aprfl,  1776,  Susanna, 
dau.  of  the  Bev.  Dr.  Chapone,  D.D.,  formerly  minister  at 
St  Mary's,  Lee,  Layton,  Essex,  and  niece  of  Mrs.  Chapone, 
authoress  of  Chapone'*  LeUtn,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

JoHN-HsirBT,  of  Broadfield  Court 

William-Mounteny.  Bobert 

Catharine,  m.  to  Henry  Cooke,  Esq.  of  Walthamstow. 

Susanna,  m.  to  John  Hawes,  Esq.  of  Colchester. 

Ann.  m.  to  Joseph  CcUyer,  Esq.  of  Castlebuiy,  co.  Herts. 

Anna-Maria.  Ehsabeth-Towne.  Harriet. 

Mr.  Burohall  m.  2ndly,  18  Nov.  1800,  Anne,  widow  of  Wil- 
liam Cooke,  Esq.  of  Church  Hill,  Walthamstow,  a  Director 
of  the  Bank  of  England. 

'  .^niw~Arg.,  on  a  chevron,  ax.  between  three  cross-cross- 
lets,  fitchto,  sa.,  as  manv  fleurs-de-Us,  or. 

Oral— A  lion,  rampant,  as.,  supporting  a  tree,  vert 

Aeo^— Broadfield  Cfourt,  Herefordshire. 


BURCHELL  OF  BUSHEY. 
{See  Herne.) 


BURDETT  OF  BALLYMANY  AND  BALLY- 

WATER. 
BURDBTT,  Geobqb,  Esq.  of  Ballymany,  co.  Kildare, 
and  Ballywater,  co.  Tipperary,  6.  25  Sept.  1818. 

ICintaS^. — ^This  family  derives  fh>m  a  common  ancestor 
with  that  of  BuaDnr  of  Foremark,  co.  Derby.  Its  founders 
in  Ireland  were  Thomas  and  Samuel  Burdett,  sons  of  Alder- 
man Burdett,  of  London.  The  former,  takhag  up  his  resi- 
dence at  Oarrahill,  was  ancestor  of  the  Bvbdetts  o/  J)un» 
ttutrt,  Barts.,  and  the  younger  was 

Samuel  Bubditt,  who  settled  at  Lismalin,  co.  Tippersiy. 
His  2nd  son. 

The  Vbbt  Bet.  Johh  Bubdett,  dean  of  Oonfert,  m. 
Maigaret,  5th  dau.  of  Sir  John  Cole,  Bart  of  Newland,  co. 
Dublin,  and  dying  in  1720,  left,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Aktbub  Bubdett,  Esq.  of  Lismalin,  who  m.  Grace,  dau.  of 
John  Head,  Esq.  of  Derry  Castle,  and  had  (with  three 
daus.,  the  eldest  of  whom,  Grace,  m.  Barry,  1st  Earl  of 
Famham)  a  son, 

Gboboe  Bubdett,  Esq,  of  The  Heath  House,  Queen's  Co., 
M.P.  for  Thomastownapd  Callan.  He  m.  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of 
—  Frend,  Esq.^  and  had  issue, 

I.  Abthub,  of  whom  presently. 

n,  Goorge,  of  Lonfftown  Houra,  co.  Kildxu«,  capt.  RN., 
deceased,  m.  1st  Mary-Jane,  dau.  of  the  late  Lieut -Gen. 
Whitelook ;  and  2ndlv,  Catherine-Dorothea,  only  dau.  and 
heiress  of  the  late  C<A.  WiUiam  Browne,  of  Glengarry,  oo. 
Dublin,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
1  Geoige,  m.  to  Harriett,  dau^  of  WiUiam  Willan.  E^. 

1  Frances-Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas-Perv  Knox.  Esq. 

2  Oatherino-Jane,  ta.  io  18S6,  to  Bichard  Brouncker, 
Esq.  of  Boveridge,  oo.  Dorset 

m.  Johh  (see  Bubdett  qf  HunManton). 

L  Grace,  m.  to  Henry-Peisloy  L'Estxange,  Esq.  of  Moys- 

town,  King^  County, 
n.  Jane,  nt.  to  Francis  Brooke.  Esq.,  lieut-col.  4th  or 

King's  Own  r^gt  of  foot,  and  brother  of  the  late  Sbr 

Henry  Brooke^  of  Colebrook,  Bart 

The  eldest  son, 

Arthub  Bubdett,  Esq.,  m.  in  1810,  Anna,  only  dau,  of 
William  Bipley,  Esq.  of  Liverpool,  and  had  issuer 

Gboboe,  present  representatire.  Arthur. 

Mary-Jane. 

Anna,  m.  in  1842.  to  Edward-John  Collingwood,  Esq,,  Lil* 
bum  Tower  and  Churton  House,  oo.  Northumberliuid. 

Adelaide-Louisa,  m.  in  1842,  to  her  cousin,  John-Head 
Burdett  Esq.  of  Hunstanton,  King's  County. 

Arm»—A  s.,  two  bars,  or  ,*  a  orescent  for  difltarenoe. 

CVwl— A  Uon's  head,  erssed,  sa. 


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BUR 

BURDETT  OF  HUNSTANTON. 

BURDBTT,  John-Head,  Esq.  of  Hunstanton,  King's 
Co.,  J.P.,  barrister-at-law,  m.  20  July,  1842,  his  first- 
cousin,  Adelaide-Louisa,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late 
Arthur  Burdett,  Esq.  of  Great  George's-street^  Dub- 
lin, by  Anna  his  wife,  dau.  of  William  Ripley,  Esq. 
of  Rodney-street)  Liverpool. 

ILincagf. — Ths  Bey.  John  Bdbdrt,  vicar  of  Bynaeh 
and  Qallen,  King's  Co.,  and  rector  of  Ballygarth,  oo. 
Hoath,  youngest  son  of  Geo.  Burdett,  Esq.  of  The  Heath 
House,  Queen's  Co.,  and  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  M.P.,  m.  in 
Dec  1802,  Margaret-Anne,  «th  dau.  of  Michael  Head,  Esq. 
late  of  Deny  Castle,  oo.  Tipperary,  by  Mazgaret  his  wife, 
0th  dau.  of  Henxy  Prittie,  Baq.  of  Kilbury,  in  the  same  oo., 
aunt  to  the  Ist  Lord  Dunalley,  and  had  issue, 

JoHK-HsAD,  now  of  Hunstanton. 

Henry,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  June,  184S,  SyblDa,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Fleetwood,  Esq. 

Arthur-MichaeL        Georse-Prittie.        Francis-Robert 

Maxgaret-Anne.  Jane. 

Grace,  m.  2  Jan.  1884,  to  John-Eyre  Trench,  Esq.  of  Clon- 
fert  House,  oo.  Galway. 

Uaria.  Louisa. 

AriMj  Orettf  and  Motto— As  Bubdbtt  <tf  BaUpmanf  and 
JBcUlywater. 
£^a<^Hunstanton,  King's  County. 


BURDON  OF  CASTLE  EDEN. 

BuRDON,  Rowland,  Esq.  of  Castle  Eden,  co.  Dur- 
ham, J.P.,  t.  his  fiither  17  Sept.  1838,  and  is  mar- 
ried. 

HitltKQt* — BowLAND  BuBDOH,  Esq.,  descended  from 
Thomas  Burden,  of  Btockton-upon-Tees,  temp.  Edward  IV., 
was  nine  times  majror  of  Btockton-upon-Tees,  between  the 
years  1941  and  1655.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John 
Swainston,  and  had,  with  seTend  daus.,  two  sons,  Tis., 
GcoBOE,  his  heir,  and  Henry,  whose  granddau.,  Mary 
Burdon,  m.  in  1743,  Wm.  Webster,  Esq.  Mr.  Burden  d,  in 
1657,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

GsoaoK  BuBDON,  Esq.  of  Btockton-on-Teee,  1648,  who  m. 
BUzabeth,  dau.  of  William  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  Frindon,  in 
iho  00.  of  Durham,  and  dying  in  1681,  was  a  by  hia  only 
suniving  son, 

Thb  Bbt.  BowLAiiD  BuBDOK,  somo  time  of  Sedgfleld,  in 
the  CO.  of  Duxham,  1679,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Beere,  Esq. 
of  Great  Milton,  in  the  co.  of  Oxford,  and  dying  in  1760, 
was  «.  l^  his  aoa^ 

BowLAHD  BuBDON,  bapt.  7  Jan.  1724,  a  merohsat  of  Kew- 
castle-upon-Tyne,  who  purchased  Castle  Eden  in  1758.  He 
m.  26  Aug.  1755,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  George  Smith,  Eaq.  of 
Bumhall,  in  the  co.  of  Dnxiiam,  and  dying  85  Oct  1786,  left 
an  only  diild, 

BowLAiTD  BuitDON,  Esq.  of  Castle  Eden,  M.P.  for  the  oo. 
Durham,  who  ta.  1st,  27  June^  1780,  Matgaret,  dau.  of 
Charles  Brandling,  Esq.  of  Gosforth,  in  Northumberland, 
by  whom  (who  d,  17  Feb.  1791)  he  had  an  only  dau.,  Eliza- 
beth, 6.  18  Jan.  1788,  d,  30  Jan.  1791.  Mr.  :  urdon  m.  2ndly, 
in  1794.  Cotsford,  dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  General  Bichard 
Matthews,  and  had  issue,  Bowlaxd.  his  heir;  Biohar4; 
John;  Cotsford;  Elizabeth- Anne;  Frances;  and  Mary<k>ta- 
ford.    Mr.  Burdon  d.  17  Sept.  1838,  in  his  82nd  year. 

Arm»—Az.,  three  palmer's  staves,  inter-semto  of  oross- 
crosslets,  gu. 
iSteK— Castle  Eden.  ___ 

BURGES  OF  PARKANAUR  AND  EAST  HAM. 

BuBGES,  JoH2f-YNrR»  Esq.  of  Parkanaur,  co, 
Tyrone,  and  Thorpe  HaU  and  East  Ham,  co.  Essex, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  the  <30..  of  Tyrone  in 
1829,  b.  81  Jan.  1798;  m.  21  March,  1838,  Lady 
Caroline  Clements,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Earl  of 
Leitrim,  and  has  had  issue, 

L  TirrarHsmtT,  6.  81  Jan.  1884. 

n.  Charlss-SheiBngton,  b.  10  Aug.  18^6,  deceased. 

m.  Clements-Keppel,  d.  in  March,  1840. 

lY.  Wamphay-John-Bichard-Alexander,  6.  25  Aug.  1843, 


I.  Mary-Anne-Marsarat  n.  Alice-Caroline. 

Mr.  Bui^ges  $.  to  the  fieunily  estates  upon  the  death, 
in  1838,  «.  p.,  of  his  relative,  Margaret^  Dowager 
Countess  of  Poulett^  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  his  grand- 
uncle,  Tnyr  Buigess,  Esq.  of  Ea«t  Ham,  by  Margaret 


BUR 

his  wife,  daw,  of  Governor  Brown.    Mr.  Burgee  then 
assumed  the  additional  arms  of  Llotd. 

ILintKQt. — The  surname  of  this  family,  as  vppeon  from. 
ancient  documents,  was  formerly  De  Burgos,  afterwards 
Burches,  and  subsequently,  in  1747,  the  present  one  was 
adopted. 

Joseph  Buboes,  Esq.,  m.  In  1716.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Tnyr  Lloyd.  Esq.  of  East  Ham,  co.  Essex,  and  had  (with 
two  daus.,  Margraret ;  and  Alice,  wife  of  Francis  Methold, 
Esq.)  three  sons,  viz.,  Joseph,  d,  in  1748 ;  John,  of  whom 
hereafter;  Tmra,  of  East  Ham,  m.  in  1792,  Margaret,  dau. 
of  Governor  Brown,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  a  dau.  and  heir, 
Maigaret»  m.  1st,  to  Sir  John  Smith,  Bart,  who  took  the 
additional  surname  of  Burgee,  but  d.  «.  p. ;  his  widow  m. 
2ndly,  in  July,  1816,  John,  4th  and  late'  Earl  Poulett,  of 
Hintoa  BtGeorge,  oo.  Somerset,  but  d.  «.  p.  in  May,  1888, 
when  her  kinsman,  the  present  J  obh-Tittb  Buboes,  «.  her 
in  her  estates.    The  2nd  son, 

JoHK  Buboes,  Esq.,  m.  20  Nov.  1768,  Martha,  dau.  ef 
Bobert  Ford,  Esq.,  and  had  issue^  (with  two  daua.,  vis.. 
Mazy,  m.  in  1784,  to  Georga  Perry,  Esq.  of  Mnllaghmore, 
oo.  l^yrone,  and  Martha,  m.  in  1787,  to  James  Johnston, 
Esq.  of  Rnappagh,  oo.  Armagh,)  a  eon, 

JoHM-HEirBT  Buboes,  Esq.  of  Wood  Park,  co.  Arms^, 
b,  16  July,  1766,  m.  in  17M,  Marianne,  eldest  dau.  and  even- 
tually oo-heir  of  the  late  Sir  Biobard  Johnston,  Bart,  of 
Gilford,  and  had  issue, 

Jorn-Tntb,  now  of  Parkananr  and  Bast  Ham. 

Bichard. 

Margaret- Anne,  ta.  in  July,  1815,  to  Lieut. -Colonel  (now 
General)  Thomas  Charretie^  of  the  2nd  Life-gtiarda. 

Matilda,  d,  Nov.  1805. 

Amu— Or,  a  feese,  chequy.  arg.  and  as.;  in  diief,  two 
cross-crosale^  gu.,  and  in  base  a  covered  cup,  of  the  last, 
for  BuBOBs ;  quartering,  pahr  of  eight,  or  and  gu.,  all  within 
a  bordure,  peliettte,  or,  for  Llotd. 

Cnttt—A  dove,  rising,  arg.,  beaked  and  membered,  gu.,  in 
its  bosk  a  palm-branch,  ppr.,  for  Buboes  ;  a  lion,  rammmt, 
gu.,  langued,  as.,  in  the  dexter  paw  an  annulet,  endotung  a 
fleur-de-lis,  arg.,  for  Llotd. 

Motto — ^Taoe  aut  tace. 

8eat»—EBBt  Ham  and  Thorpe  Hall,  oo.  Essex;  and  Farka- 
naur,  co.  Tyrone,  Ireland. 


HUSSEY-BURGH  OF  DONORE  AND 
DROMKEEN. 

HussET-BuROH,  Walter,  Esq.  of  Donore  House, 
CO.  Kildare,  and  of  Dromkeen  House,  co.  Limerick, 
J.P.,  high-sheriff  of  Kildare  in  1839-40,  b.  27  June, 
1801 ;  m.  Ist)  18  May,  1820,  ElizabethnJane,  dau.  of 
James  Fitzgerald,  of  Stephenton,  oo.  Clare,  E^.,  by 
whom  he  had, 

I.  John  Hamiltok,  5. 10  June,  1S22. 

I.  Mary-Adelaide.  n.  Charlotte-EUsabeth. 

III.  Eliaabeth-Jane.  rv.  Anna-Maria. 

T.  Louisa-Catharine.  Ti.  Flora, 

vn.  Harriett. 
He  m.  2ndly,  11  Feb.  1840,  Heasie,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Alexander  M'Olintock,  2nd  son  of  the  late  John 
IfClintock,  of  Drumcar,  co.  Louth,  Esq. 

ILttltA0(« — ^Thb  Bev.  Ultssbs  Buboh,  of  Dromkeen, 

00.  Limerick,  son  of  Bichard  Burgh  or  Burke,  of  Dromkeen, 

Esq,,  and  representative  of  the  Dromkeen  branch  of  the 

house  of  Do  Bmqgh,  was  conseorated  bishop  of  Ardagh,  in 

199S.    He  ta.  Mary.  dan.  of  WilBam  Kingmlll,  Esq.  at  Bal- 

libeg,  00.  Cork,  and  had  issue, 

L  BiCKABD,  of  Dromkeen,  in  holy  orders,  prebendary  of 

Kilbragh,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  —  Griffin,  Esq.  of 

London,  and  by  her.  who  d.  in  1716.  left  at  his  deoeane, 

(with  daus..  of  whom  the  eldest^  Mary,  m.  lioyd  of  Castle 

Uoyd.)  two  sons, 

1  TBoifA%  of  Dromkeen^  whose  wiU,  dated  B  Dec  1784, 
was  proved  in  1747.  He  m.  his  cousin,  Mary  Barrh,  of 
Oldtown,  and  had,  with  a  son.  Bmsabd,  of  Ihrmikeen, 
who  «L  f.  j».  in  1762,  a  dau..  Maty,  m.  to  Philpot  Wolfe, 
eldest  son  and  heir  of  John  Wolw,  Esq.  of  Forenaghts, 
00.  Kildare. 

S  Bickard.  of  Mount  Bruis^.  ^pperux  in  holy  orders, 
who  M.  Mutha,  dau.  of  Pet^  Carew,  Bra.,  and  dying 
in  1778,  left  issue,  Biokard-Ulysses,  in  holy  orders; 
Thomas,  rector  of  Ardcanny,  oo.  Limeriek ;  and  Maiy, 
m.  to  William  Byam,   Esq.  of  B'ramSj  Antigua;  and 
Woodborough,  oo.  Bomers^  an  officer  m  the  68th  rogt. 
{See  that  famUy.) 
n.  Wtlliah,  of  Bert  ancestor  of  Lord  Downes. 
m.  Thoila.8,  of  Old  Tci^rd.  of  whom  presently, 
lY.  Charles, 


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BIT  R 

▼.  John,  of  Troy  House^  oo.  Monmouth,  fitther  of  two 

8011% 

1  The  Bev.  Heniy  Burgh,  whose  onlv  dau.  ftnd  heir, 
Maria,  m.  Thomas  Johnes,  Esq.  of  Huod. 
S  Aihbamham  Burch,  fiither  of  Hemry  Burgh,  Boq.  of 
Stanley  Pwk,  eo.  CHouoeeter. 
t.  Dorothy,  m.  to  Thomas  Smyth,  bishop  of  Lfmeriek, 
anoestor  of  the  noble  house  of  Gort. 

TheSrd  eon, 

TBom AS  BuBOH,  Esq.  of  Old  Town,  co.  KUdare,  b.  in  1970, 
engineer  and  surveyor-general,  in.  Mary,  dau.  of  William 
Smith,  bishop  of  Kilmore,  and  had  (with  a  son,  ^nionoaa,  of 
Old  Town,  grandfiiither  of  the  Vsrt  Bev.  Johm-Thomas 
BuBOH,  dean  of  Cloyne)  two  dsua.,  of  whom  Elizabbth 
BvnoH  m.  Ignatius  Hussey,  Esq.  of  Donors,  oo.  Kildara, 
and  had  a  son  anil  suooessor, 

Tbx  Biobt  Hok.  Walter  Husset-Buboh,  distingnished 
ss  one  of  the  most  eloquent  adTOoates  at  the  Irish  bar.  He 
became  afterwards  lord  chief  baron  of  the  oourt  of  Exche- 
quer in  Ireland.  Mr.  Husscy-Buigh  became  possessed  of 
one-half  of  the  property  of  Dromkeen,  on  the  death  of 
Kidkard  Buigh,  and  aswimed  the  name  of  Bttboh,  in  aooor- 
danse  with  that  gentleman's  wilL  He  was  b.  38  Aug.  1742, 
s».  4  July,  1767,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Burgh,  of  Bert,  oo. 
Kildaiv,  Esq..  by  Anne  his  wife,  dao.  of  Dire  Downes, 
bishop  of  Cock  and  Boss ;  and  by  her,  who  d.  178S,  had 


JoBV,  of  whom  presently. 

Elixa,  m.  4  Feb.  1797.  to  Arobdeaoon  HiH 

Catherine,  m.  4  Not.  1704,  to  Sir  John  Macsrtney,  Bait. ; 

d,  10  Sept  1840. 
Mary.  m.  in  Fi^  1708,  to Biohanl  Griffith,  Esq.;  d.  8  Sept 

1820. 
Anne,  m.  10  May,  1708,  to  B.  MKIarthy,  Esq. 

Chief  Baron  Huasey-Buzgh  d,  20  Sept  1788,  and  was  «.  hy 
his  son, 

Thk  Bet.  Johx-Hvbset  Buboh.  of  Dromkeen,  m.  SI  July, 
1800,  Mary.  dau.  of  Bobert  Buxgh,  Esq..  8rd  son  of  Thomas 
Bozgh,  of  Bert,  Esq.,  anoestor  of  Lord  Dewnes,  and  had 


Waxtxb,  now  of  Dromkeen. 
Bobert,  6.  1  Sept  1808,  in  holy  orders;  la.  Louise,  dau.  of 
James  Fitsgerald,  Esq.  of  St^henton,  oo.  dare. 
Edward.  ftTso  Aug.  1811. 
Thomas,  b.  80  Not.  1810,  in  the  anny. 
Anne^  m.  to  ->  Beardon,  Esq.  of  Limerick. 

Mr.  Hnaeey-Buigh  d.  7  May,  1830. 

Jrwu    Or,  a  cross,  gu..  quartering  Hussbt. 

CrmU—A,  oat-a-mountaln,  scjjant-guardant  Ppr-t  ooDared 
and  chained,  or.  for  Buboh;  a  hmd,  passant,  aii^.,  on  a 
mount,  Tort,  and  under  a  tree,  ppr.,  for  HuoaiT. 

Mttto    A  oruoe  salus. 

Beau  Dopore  Hoose^  oo.  KJldare;  Dromkeen  Honsei  eo. 
Lbomifok. 


BURKE  OP  KNOCKNAGUR. 

BiTmKS,  WnxiAjf,  Esq.  of  Knooknagur,  co.  Oalway, 
h.  20  Msrch,  1794 ;  m.  9  July,  1827,  Faimy-Xaveria» 
only  dau.  of  Thomas  Tucker,  Esq.  of  Brook  Lodge, 
00.  Sussex,  hj  Marianne  his  wife,  dau.  of  James 
Wiseman,  Esq.  of  Seville,  and  sister  of  Cardinal 
TVIaeman.    By  her  he  has  issue, 

L  BiOKABiM^HBiBTOPHBB,  6.  3  July,  1888. 

n.  TliomM>Hsniy,  b.  20  May,  1829. 

m.  WUUam,  6.  16  Aug.  1881. 

IT.  Theobald-Bdmnnd,  b.  24  Mareh,  1888. 

T.  Chariee-Alfted,  b.  15  July,  1884. 

TL  AagustuaJoseph-mdmlas,  6.  28  July,  1880. 

th.  Adehn-Ulick,  b,  1  April,  1840. 

L  MarteDae-Alice-Alina. 

l.lllCX8f  •— WnxiAM  BuBXB,  Boq.  of  Keelogues»  8rd 
sea,  by  his  wiils  Msiy  Cheerers,  of  KOlyan,  of  Biekaid 
Bote,  Msq.,  4th  SOB  of  Sir  John  Burice,  4th  Bart  of  OUnsk 
(m  BuBKB's  Fmvfft  and  Mrtmetoffe),  m.  In  1702,  Maigaret 
dsa.  of  Thonuw  Colemaa,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1820) 
kft  at  Us  deeease  hi  1790  (with  two  daus.,  Maigarot,  m.  to 
WDUam,  Bari  of  Howth ;  and  Mary.  m.  to  Martin  Kirwaa, 
Esq  of  BBndwell)two  sons,  Rickabd,  his  heir,  and  William, 
who  m.  ImSj  Matikia  St.  Lawrence,  and  has  issue.  The 
eldest  son, 

Bkbabd  Bitbxb.  of  Keelogues.  oo.  Oalway,  m.  in  1792, 
BiMbeth,  widow  of  William  Bermfagham,  Esq..  and  eldest 
dau.  of  John  Cro^um,  Eeq.  of  Crogban.  oo.  Boeoommon, 
by  Matilda  his  wi/b.  dau.  of  Mi^or  Bermingham,  a  claimant 
Is  the  Bsraiy  of  Atheniy;  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  July, 
155 


BUR 

1831,  left  at  his  decease  in  Aug.  1819,  a  son  and  suoosssor, 
the  present  Wiluaii  Bubxe,  Esq.  of  Enocknagur. 

.^mw-— Or,  a  cross,  gu. ;  in  the  Ist  quarter,  a  lion,  ram- 
pant, sa. 

CVeaC — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  plume  of  Ato  ostrich 
feathers,  arg. 

Jtf  otf  o— In  hoc  signo  Tinoes. 

<8e(tf— -Knodmagur,  co.  Qolway. 


BURKE  OF  OWER. 

Burke,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Ower,  co.  Oalway,  h. 
8  July,  1781 ;  m.  9  April,  1828,  Margaret^  8rd  dan. 
of  Oliver  Martyn,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Glalway,  of  the 
family  of  the  Mabtyns  of  TUirea,  and  has  issuer 

1.  WnxiAM,  barristerat-law.        n.  Olhrer. 

m.  John.  IT.  Bichard. 

I.  Eliaabeth.  n.  Teresa. 

m.  Anna-Maria. 

Mr.  Burke  t.  his  brother  8  Oct  1849. 

Iritltafff  • — Snt  Rbdmokb  dk  Bobor,  son  of  Sir  William 
or  Ulickde  Buxgh.  called  The  (Trey,  ancestor  to  the  Marquess 
of  Clanrioarde,  d.  in  1824.  leaTing  a  son, 

JoBH  But,  or  The  YMow,  flrom  whom  his  descendants, 
a  powerAil  clan  in  the  barony  of  Clare,  co.  Oalway,  were 
termed  the  sept  of  John  Buy  Mlledmond.  From  him 
deeoMided 

Mtlm  db  Buboh  or  Bubx^  liTing  about  the  year  1480, 
whose  son, 

Rkdmobd  db  Buboh,  was  fiither  of 

Uucx  BuBXB,  who  d.  in  1671,  as  appears  ftom  an  inqui- 
sition tsken  in  Oalway  in  1680.    He  was  «.  by  his  smi. 

JoBH  BuBK^  who  m.  Maigai^t,  dau.  of  Thady  Kelly,  of 
Mullaghmore,  a  descendant  of  the  ancient  princes  of 
Hymaine^  and  by  her  left, 

John,  of  whom  presently. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Andrew  Browne,  of  Brownestown. 

Isabella,  m.  to  O'Connor  Don. 
The  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  BuBKB,  forfeited,  during  the  oonflsoatlon%  the 
greater  portion  of  his  estates,  retaining,  howoTer,  Ower, 
part  of  the  ancient  property.  He  «».  Maiy  Bermingham, 
dau.  of  the  17th  Lord  Athenry,  premier  Baron  of  Ireland, 
by  whom  he  left  at  his  death,  in  1084  or  1086, 

Ulick.  of  whom  presently. 

Francis,  m.  Margaret  dau.  of  Darby  Daly,  of  Kilttmore. 

Thomas,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Edward  Heame^  of  Heames- 
brook. 
The  son  and  successor, 

Ulbox  Bubxb,  Esq.  of  Ower,  m.  Catherine,  dan.  of  Stephen 
Lynch,  of  Doughiskea,  by  Elliner,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Browne, 
Bart,  of  The  Neale,  ancestor  to  Lord  Kilmaine.  By  her  he 
left  at  his  death,  in  IHO, 

I.  John.  d.  t.  p.,  a  detain  in  General  Dillon's  regiment  in 
France. 

u.  Mtlbs^  of  whom  presently. 

m.  Domlnick,  whose  son.  MtIos,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir 
Walter  Blake,  Bart  of  Memo,  and  left  issue^ 

1  Myles,  m.  Catherine,  granddau.  of  Dominick  Blake, 
Esq.  of  Castle  GroTS^  hy  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Joseph 
Hoare.  Bart.,  and  left  issue,  Joseph,  Walter,  William, 
and  Elisa,  m.  to  Charles,  son  of  Sir  Charles  PeAhall. 

2  Stephen,  m.  Julia,  sister  of  the  foregoing  Catherine, 
and  ^las  issue,  Myles,  Joseph,  Walter,  Stephen,  Eliaa, 
Catherine,  and  EUy. 

1  Maria,  m.  to  Martin  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  HUlabrook,  oo. 
Oalway. 
The  2nd  son, 

Mtlbb  Bubxb,  Esq.,  iidio  %.  his  fhther,  m.  Mary,  dan.  ef 
Stephen-Lynch  Fits-Thomas,  Esq.  ef  Tubberoe,  and  niece  of 
Sir  Dominiek  Browne,  and  by  her  left  Issns^ 
John,  a  Franeisean  friar. 

Stephen,  m.  Maroella.  dau.  of  James  Martin,  Esq.  of  Boas, 
and  left  issue,  Barbara,  m.  to  Mark  I^moh,  Eso.,  l^ 
whom  she  had  the  present  Patrick  lomoh,  Eeq.  of  Duras 
and  Benmore  Lodge,  oo.  Oalway. 
Dominick.  Francis. 

WoxiAH,  of  whom  presently. 
Jane,  m.  to  Henry  Jordan.  Esq.  of  BoesleTin. 
Barbara,  m.  to  Sir  Walter  Blake,  Bart  of  Menlo  Castle. 

The  6th  son, 

William  Bubxb,  Esq.,  t.  his  Ihther,  and  m.  Teresa  Kir* 
wan,  of  EUUsbrook,  oo.  Oalway,  by  whom  he  left  at  his 
death,  in  1801. 
John,  m.  Maria,  ekleet  dau.  of  OUTer  Martyn,  Esq..  M.D., 
of  Oalway,  and  if.  «.  p.  8  Oct  1840.    He  was  an  ofHoer  in 
the  79th  aud  88th  rofdments,  and  had  a  Peninsular  medal 
with  three  clasps.    He  was  many  years  a  magistrate  of 
the  county.  /"^  j 

Jigitized  by  V3OOQI6 


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JosBPH,  now  of  Ower. 

Francis,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Uliok  Jennin^  Esq.  of 

Ironpool,  and  having  died,  left  issue  by  her.  William,  in 

holy  orders  in  the  Church   of  Borne;    Uliek;    John; 

Bessy ;  and  Teresa. 

Stephen  and  William,  both  d.  without  issue. 
Mary,  m.  James  Garvey,  grandfather  of  James  Garvey, 

Esq.  of  Tully,   co.   Mayo.     She  m.  2ndlv,  M^jor  Allen, 

aide-de-camp  at  the  viceregal  court,  and  left  issue,  Mary, 

Caroline,  and  Teresa. 
Julia,  m.  to  Francis  Leigh,  suiigeon  in  the  60th  rifles,  and 

left  issue,  William,  Alexander  (now  of  the   island   of 

JerseyX  John,  and  Francis. 
Barbara,  m.  to  Bartholomew  St  Leger,  Esq.  of  Ballyheragh, 

CO.  Mavo,  and  has  issue,  Barbara,  m.  to  Denis  Clarke, 

Esq.  of  Larch  HiU,  and  has  issue. 
Bridget,  a  nun. 

^mu— Or,  a  cross,  gu. ;  in  the  dexter  canton,  a  lion,  ram- 
pant, sa. 
Crest — A  chained  cat,  sejant-guardant,  ppr. 
if  otto— Un  roy,  une  foy,  une  loy. 
Seat — Ower,  near  Heaoford,  co.  Galway. 


BURKE  OF  TYAQTJIN. 

BuBKB,  John-Charles-Ratmond,  Esq.  of  Tyaquin, 
CO.  Galway,  6.  16  Dec.  1839. 

ILuUaQft. — JoHH  BuRKK,  Esq.,  son  of  Thomas  Burke, 
Esq.,  and  his  wife  Miss  Walsh,  of  Old  Connaught,  oo.  Wick- 
low,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Charles  Lambert,  Esq.  of  Greg 
Clare,  by  Maigaret  his  wif^  a  dau.  of  Dominiok  Browne,  of 
Castle  Mc  Garrett,  and  was  father  of 

Charlxs  Burkk,  Esq.  of  TyaqtUn,  who  m.  in  1804,  Ara- 
bella, dau.  of  Edmund  Naghten,  Esq.  of  Thomastown  Park, 
oo.  Roscommon,  and  had  issue, 

John-Chablbs,  b.  10  Jan.  1806 ;  d,  8  June,  188S. 

Edmuitd,  late  representative  of  the  fiunily. 

Anne- Arabella,  m.  in  1829,  to  Edmund-Henry  Naghtan, 
Esq.  of  Thomastown  Park,  co.  Roscommon. 

The  elder  son, 

JoHif-CHARLES  BUBUE,  Esq.  of  Tyaquiu,  b.  10  Jan.  1806, 
d.  unm.  8  June,  1882,  and  was  i.  by  his  brother, 

Edhtthd  Burkk,  Esq.  of  Tyaquin.  J.P.,  6.  10  March, 
1808 ;  m.  10  June,  1883,  Helen-Mary-Agnes,  dau.  of  Thomas 
O'Mioa,  Esq.,  by  Maigaret  his  wife,  relict  of  the  late 
Mr.  Fitxsimon,  of  GUnoullen,  and  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
B.  O'Callan,  of  Osberstown,  ca  Kildare,  Esq.,  and  had 
issue, 

Johk-Ch A  BT.M-RAYiiOirD,  now  of  Tyaquin. 

Maigaret-CeoiL  Arabella-Mary. 

Arm$  Or,  a  cross,  gu. ;  in  the  Ist  quarter,  a  Hon,  ram- 
pant, sa. 

Crett-^A  cat-e^mountain,  s^ant,  ppr.,  collared  and  chained, 
or. 

Motto— Vng  Dieu,  ung  loi,  ung  foL 

S«U — ^Tyaquin,  co.  Galway. 

BURKE  OF  BALLYDUGAN. 

BuRKB,  The  Rev.  Michael^  A.M.,  of  Ballydugan, 
CO.  Galway,  m.  1848,  iBabella,  dan.  of  James  CWke, 
Esq^  captain  12th  lancers,  and  niece  to  the  late 
Mrs.  Ardidall,  of  Castle  Archdall,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Malaoht-James,  6.  in  March,  1861. 

II.  Michael-Henry,  6.  in  July,  1863. 

III.  Henry-John,  6.  in  June,  1864. 
I.  Eliza-Martha. 

Mr.  Burke  s.  his  &ther  in  Jan.  1858. 

%intlifit* — ^This  is  another  branch  of  the  andent  and 
wide-spreading  family  of  Burke,  of  which  the  noble  house 
of  Clanricarde  is  the  chief. 

Michael  Bxtrks,  Esq.,  who  purchased  Ballydugan,  in 
1726.  from  the  Lynch  family,  was  son  of  William  Burke,*  Esq. 
of  the  Klorogue  branch  of  the  family,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of 
Daly  of  Cloncha.  He  m.  1st,  Miss  Flynn,  2ndly,  Miss 
Dillon,  of  Clonbrock,  and  Srdly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Burke  of 
Meeli(^  By  the  first  two  he  had  no  issue,  but  by  the  Si-d 
was  father  of  William,  his  heir ;  Honors,  m.  to  Andrew 
Blake,  Esq.  of  Furbough ;  and  Maroella,  who  m.  Midachy 
D^y,  Esq.  of  Benmore.    Mr.  Burke's  son  and  heir, 

William  Burkk,  Esq.  of  BaUydugan,  m.  Mabel,  dau.  of 
lilalachy  Donelan,  Esq.  of  Bsilydonelan,  co.  Galway,  by  Mary 
his  wifs,  dau.  of  Thomas -Power  Daly,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of 
the  Right  Hon.  Denis  Daly,  of  Carrownekelly.  2nd  justice 
of  the  Common  Pleas,  ttmp.  Jambs  II.,  and  was  father  of 

Michael  Burke,  Esq.  of  Ballydugan,  M.P.  for  Athenry, 

*  A  brother  of  this  William  Burke  entered  the  Neapolitan 
service,  and  attained  high  military  rank  at  Nwles. 
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a  director  of  inland  navigation  and  one  of  the  sui'veyors- 
general  for  Ireland,  who  served  as  high-sheriff  of  the  oo.  of 
Galway,  in  1786,  and  for  the  town  of  Galway,  In  1766.    He 
m.  Sarah,  only  child  of  John  Morgan,  Esq.  of  Monksfleld, 
00.  Galway,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  Srd  dau.  of  Francis  Ormsby, 
Esq.  of  Willowbrook,  ca  Sligo,  and  by  her,  who  d.  11  Got 
1813,  had  issue, 
William-Malacht,  barrister-at-Iaw,  late  of  Ballvdugan. 
John,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Kilcolgan,  co.  Galway.  pro- 
vost of  Kilmacduah,  and  prebendary  of  Kilconneil,  m. 
Mary- Anne,  sisterof  Arthur  Guinness,  Esq.  of  Beaumont, 
near  Dublin,  and  dyingin  1842,  left  Michakl-John,  bar- 
rister-at-Iaw ;  Arthur ;  William,  barrister«t-law ;  Edward- 
Frederick  ;  John ;  Elizabeth ;  Mabel-Maria,  wife  of  Tho- 
mas Trouton,  Esq. ;  and  Louisa. 

Michael,  collector  of  excise,  and  formerij  a  magistrate  for' 
the  CO.  of  Galwav,  d.  unm.  in  1846. 

Thomas,  of  Belvidere-plaoe,  Dublin,  m.  Louisa,  relict  of 
Thomas  Burke,  Esq.  of  Spring  Ghirden,  co.  Galway,  and 
Blake,  Esq.  of  Lehinch,  co.  Ma^o,  by  Anna-Maria  his  wife^ 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Richard-Heniy  Roper,  son  of 
Lord  Tevnham,  and  has.  Michael-Geoige,  and  other  issue. 
daiL  of  Dominick  Daly,  Esq.,  byJohanna-Hairiethis  wife^ 
sister  of  the  Ist  Lord  WaUscourt. 

Henry,  in  holv  orders,  m.  Prances-Julia,  onlydau.  of  YaL 
Denis,  of  Forturnds,  oo.  Galway,  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  the  late 
Mi^or  Graham,  and  has  issue. 
Barak  d.  unm.  186S. 

Mabel,  m.  in  1832,  to  the  Rev.  James-Temple  Mansel,  and 
hasi 


Mr.  Burke  d.  in  1838,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William-Malaoby  Burke,  Esq.  of  Ballydugan,  6.  in  1784, 
high-sheriff  of  the  co.  of  Galway  in  1822.     He  m.  Anna- 
Maria,  only  dau.  of  John  Blake,  Esq.  of  Windfleld,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  in  1847,  had  issue, 
Michael,  now  of  Ballydugan. 

John-William,  A.B.,  in  holy  orders,  AB.  Univeisity  of 
Cambridge. 
WiUiam-Malachv,  M.D.,  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  m.  in  1852, 
Harriett-Isabella,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Hugh  Hamilton, 
of  Churclihill,  co.  Fermanagh,  bv  Elizabeth  ms  wife,  sister 
of  the  present  Sir  Thomas  Staples,  Bart.,  and  has  a  dau., 
Gra6e-Enizabeth-Anna-Maria. 
Thomas-James,  in  holy  orders. 
Edmund,  scholar  of  Trinity  College,  Dublin. 
Mary.  Sarah.  CaroUne-Franoes,  <t  in  1847. 

.^^mu— Or,.a  cross,  gu. ;  in  the  dexter  canton,  a  lion,  ram- 
pant, sa. 

Crat—A  cat-a-mountidn,  sc;jant-guardant»  ppr.,  collared 
and  chained,  or. 

Motto— Vn  roy,  une  foy,  une  loy. 

iSeat^Ballydugan,  near  Loughraa. 


BURKE  OF  ELM  HALL. 
BuBKB,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Elm  Hall,  oo.  Tippenuy, 
barrister-at-law,  s.  to  the  property  at  the  decease 
of  his  father,  the  late  Peter  Borke,  Esq.,  J.^.,  13  Jan. 
1836.  Mr.  Burke  was  appointed  an  Assistant  Poor- 
law  Commissioner  in  April,  1839,  shortly  after  the 
introduction  of  the  Poor-law  into  Ireland,  and  con- 
tiuued  in  office  until  March,  1855. 

SrincaSt* — ^Thls  family  derive  fh>m  the  Burkes  ^ 
Mediek,  oo.  Galway,  long  one  of  the  most  important 
branches  of  the  ancient  house  of  Db  Buboh. 

DoicnncK  Burke,  Esq.  of  Clondagoff  Castle,  co.  Galway, 
(which  lands  ore  mentioned  in  a  Patent  of  the  Earl  of  Clan- 
ricarde's  possessions,  registered  in  the  Rolls  Office),  m.  and 
had  issue, 
L  DoMiinoK,  of  Clondagoff  Castle,  father  of  two  sons,  of 
whom  the  elder,  Peter,  of  Clondagoff  Castle,  d,  in  1770, 
leaving  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Madden  of  Fahy,  four 
children,  of  whom  the  last  surviving  son,  Anthon  y  Burke, 
Esq.  of  Clondagoff  Castle,  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  Patrick 
Skerrit,  Esq.  of  Eyrecourt,  and  Sndly,  Frances,  dau.  of 
Carroll  of  Newlawn,  oo.  Tipperary,  cousin  of  the  late  Mar- 
chioness Wellesley.    By  Oob  former  he  had  an  only  dan., 
Maria ;  and  by  the  latter  an  only  son.  James-Carroll,  who 
m.  in  1829,  Bidelia.  dau.  of  John  Dowliug,  Esq.  of  Long- 
ford Castle,  00.  Galway. 
.II.  Peter. 

This  Snd  son, 

Peter  Burke,  Esq.,  settled  at  Birr  (ParsonstownX  in  the 
King's  Co.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Comerford, 
Esq.  of  Faddenbegg,  co.  Tipperary,  son  and  heir  of  George 
Comerford,  Esq.,  by  Jane  his  wife,  only  child  of  Biohard 
Butler,  Esq.  of  Tinlough,  who  possessed,  besides,  Tinni- 
kelly  and  other  lands  in  the  barony  of  Lower  Ormonde. 
Peter  Burke  d.  about  the  year  1764.  leaving  issue, 

L  Dominick,  of  Riverstown  Houscl  co.  Tipperarr,  in. 
Catherine,  da^,  of  Philip  Langton,  Esq.  of  Birr,  and  d,  in 
June,  178«,  leaving,  ^  y 


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1  Josxra,  of  RockvUk^  who  m.  in  1772,  Mary,  slstar  of 
Edward  Murphy,  Esq.  of  Castle  Anna^hs,  oo.  Kilkenny, 
and  left  at  hia  deceafw,  17  March,  1783,  a  dau.,  Margaret, 
and  four  Bona.  Dominiok,  who  d.  vnm. ;  William,  m^or, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  who  served  for  twenty  years  in  India,  par- 
ticipating in  the  storming  of  SeringApatam :  he  d. 
80  May,  1823 ;  John,  of  Waterford,  d.  at  Penzance,  Corn- 
wall, wma.  inl852 ;  Edward,  RN.,  <{.i>.p. ;  and  Margaret, 
who  m.  Jeremiah  Ryan,  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  had  three 
daua.,  of  whom  the  2nd,  Catherine,  in.  Michael-Theobald 
Langton,  Esq.,  of  Bath,  only  son  of  Michael  Langton, 
Esq.  of  Cadis. 

S  John,  of  Clongowna,  oo.  Tipporary.  m.  3  June,  1779, 
Bridget,  on^  culd  of  Mathias  Freeman,  Esq.  of  Birr, 
and  d.  16  June,  1815.  leaving  i<isue,  Dominick,  who 
served  during  the  Peninsular  war  in  the  16th  light- 
dragoons,  and  d.  at  Fueutarabia,  in  Spain,  tf  March, 
1S14;  Joseph,  dvil  engineer,  m.  4  Juno,  1816,  Anne, 
dan.  of  James  Smith,  Baq.  of  Sharow  House,  co.  York, 
and  had  ia8ae(with  two  dims.,  1  John-Smith,  6.  at  Clon- 

?»wna,  27  Aug.  1817,  la.  a  dau.  of  Mi^or  Marlow,  RE. 
James-BaiTd,  6.  at  Kilpoint,  Scotland,  22  June.  1819. 
m.  7  May.  1850,  Charlotte- Augusta,  youngest  dau.  of 
M^lorMuiow,  RE.)  Felix,  dec. ;  and  six  daus.,  of  whom 
the  Snd,  Catherine,  m.  Ist.  in  1808.  John-Alexander 
Jones,  Esq.,  and  Sndly.  in  1815,  the  Hon.  Augustus- 
Abraham  Hely-Hutchinson,  brother  of  the  1st  Barl  of 
Donougbmora. 
n.  JoHK.  of  whoae  descendants  we  treat. 
L  Mary.  IL  Eleanor. 

The  2nd  son  of  Peter  Burke  of  Birr, 

JoBJi  BuAUB,  Esq.,  an  ofBoer  in  the  Spanish  army,  served 
imdar  his  ancle,  Brigadier-Oeneral  John  Comerford.    He  m. 
1st,  Eleanor,  relict  of  John  Burke,  Esq.  of  Birr,  and  dau.  of 
Keating  of  ShanbaUydoff,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau.,  Eliza- 
beth, who  d,  uma.    He  m.  2ndly,  Ladnda,  eldest  dau.  of 
OHver  Fhmket,  Esq.  of  Bettyfleld,  oo.  Roscommon,  and 
itatsr  of  Bartholomew  Plunket,  Esq.,  whose  son,  M%jor 
James  Plunket,  ■».  Miss  Gunning,  first-cousin  of  Elizabeth, 
Baroness  F^"»"*^*".  wife,  1st,  of  James,  Duke  of  Hamilton, 
and  Sndly,  of  John,  Duke  of  Argyll.    By  Lucfaida,  his  2nd 
wife,  John  Buike  had  issue, 
L  JosBPH,  of  London,  6.  in  1749,  m.  in  1774,  Jane,  dau.  of 
Simon- Arthor-Hvacinth  French,  Esq.  of  Frenohbrook,  co. 
Roaoommon,  and  niece  of  JelEary  French,  Esq.,  M.P.  of 
Clonequin.    By  this  lady,  who  d.  20  Jan.  1829,  he  left  an 
only  son  at  his  decease^  4  Jan.  1827. 
n.  Psm,  of  whom  we  treat. 
L  Saanor,  d.  wm.,  10  May,  1814. 
11.  BQiB,  m.  to  John  AntiseU,  Esq.,  and  d,  in  1886. 
The  2nd  son, 

Fsm  BvBKS,  Esq.  of  Elm  Hall,  oo.  Tipperary,  a  Justice 

of  the  peace  for  that  county,  and  for  the  King's  Co.,  m.  1st, 

Anne,  2nd  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Matthew  Dowdall,  Esq.,  M.D. 

of  Mollingar,  by  Bridget  Bamewall  his  wife,   sister  of 

Bartholomew  Bamewall,  Esq.,  father  of  the  late  Sir  Robert 

Bamewall,  Bart  of  Crickstown  Castle,  co.  Meath.    By  this 

lady,  who  d.  18  Feb.  1818,*  he  had  issue, 

L  JoHV,  of  London,  m.  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  Bernard  O'Reilly, 

Esq.  of  BaUymorriSt  co.  Longford,  and  d.  in  1848,  leaving 

surviving  issuS) 

1  Pktbb,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  barrister-at-law,  author 
of  The  I/<  qf  the  Riffht  HoMurabU  Sdmund  Burke,  and 
of  several  legal  and  other  works. 

2  Johh-Bbbkabd  (Sir),  Knt.,  Ulster  Kixig  of  Arms,  and 
knight-attendant  on  the  Order  of  St  Patrick,  keeper 
ofrae  Bermingfaam  Tower  Records,  M.R  LA.,  barrister- 
at-law,  author  of  Tke  Landml  GttUty,  Tfu  VmtatioH  qf 
Beats,  TktOeniralArmoiyf  Feanilp  Romance,  4c. 
8  Mttfy-Clsrinda. 
n.  JoeiPB,  now  of  Elm  HaU. 

L  Bridget^  m.  in  1817,  to  Michael  Hoey,  Esq.,  who  d,  1838. 
Mr.  Boike  m.  2ndly,  26  July,  1820,  Clarinda,  eldest  dau.  of 
tbs  late  Redmond  Dolphin,  Esq.  of  Corr,  oo.  Qalway,  J.P., 
bat  by  her.  who  d.  15  ApiU,  1851,  had  no  issue.  He  d. 
18Jsn.l88«w 

Jrata,  as  registered  in  the  OflUce  of  Arms,  Dublin:  Or,  a 
plain  croasy  gu.,  in  the  1st  and  4th  quarters  a  lion  rampant, 

Citrn    Acat-»-moantain,  seiant,  ppr.,  odOaredand  chained, 
or,  on  the  breast  a  cross,  gold. 
ifoMo— Ungroy,  ungfoy,  ungloy. 
m  Ball.  oo.  Tipperary. 


n.  Edmund.  in.  Thomas-FItsmaurloe. 

I.  Elizabeth-Mary,  m.  to  Sdward-Hoaro  Reeves,  Esq.  of 
Ballyglissane,  co.  Cork. 

M^intKSf, — ^The  patriarch  of  this  ftunily  of  Burke  was 
Walter  de  Bxtboh,  who  it  is  stated  landed  in  Ireland,  temp. 
Hekbt  II.,  and  obtained  a  grant  of  land  near  Limerick,  at 
a  place  called  Ballinaguard,  which  continued  in  the  posses- 
sion of  his  descendants  for  neariy  600  years,  until  forfeited 
to  Cbomwsll,  by 

Theobald  Bubxe,  of  Ballinaguard.  This  gentleman  m. 
Ellen,  dau.  of  Puroell  of  Creagh,  co.  Limerick,  and  had  two 
sons  and  six  daus.     Of  the  former,  the  elder 

Theobald  Burks,  Esq.,  m.  Mary.  dau.  of  Timothy 
M'Mahon,  of  the  oo.  of  Clan,  and  had  a  son, 

John  Burke,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mazgaret  dau.  of  Maurioe 
Stack,  Esq.,  by  his  wife  Catherine  Fitzmaurice,  of  Llxnaw, 
and  was  father  of 

Redmond  Burke,  Esq.,  who  m.  Jolumna,  dau.  of  John- 
MacRobert  Fitzmaurice.  Esq.  of  lixnaw,  (descended  ftom 
the  great  house  of  Fitzmaurice,  Lord  Kerry,)  by  Alice  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Daniel  O'Connell.  Esq.  of  Derrynane,  and  d.  at 
Durrine,  about  1796,  having  had  issue, 

John-Fitzmaurice,  formerly  in  the  French  service,  resident 
at  Lixnaw,  co.  Kerry,  d.  tmm.  in  1826. 

THOMAB-FrrziCAURicB,  of  Prospect  Villa. 

Alioe,  m.  to  FranciA  Segerson,  Esq.  of  Dungagan,  oo.  Keny. 

MaigJEurety  m.  to  Richard  Murphy,  Esq.  of  Kerry. 

Maria.  Catherine,  d.  unm.  Ellen. 

Arma— Or,  a  cross^  gu. ;  in  the  dexter  quarter,  a  lion,  ram- 
pant sa. 

Crett — ^A  cat-a-mountain,  s^ant-guardant»  ppr.,  collared 
and  chained,  or. 

Motto— Vug  roJ^  ung  foy,  ung  loy. 

Aea»— Project  Villa,  co.  Cork. 

BURKE  OF  SLATEFIELD. 

BuRKB,  Dominiok-Jobefh-Browne,  Esq.  of  Slate- 
field,  CO.  Qalway,  reaidoDt  at  Killlmer  Castle,  Atheniy, 
00.  Oalway,  6.  about  1808. 

%iatJlQt» — ^This  is  a  branch  of  the  ancient  house  of 
Burke  qf  Meeliek. 

'  Htaointb  Burke,  of  Slatefield  or  Oorthmalaken,  eldest 
son  of  Dominick-Patrick  Burke,  Esq.,  and  his  wife,  dau. 
of  MacHugo  of  Triraiageera,  oo.  Qalway,  by  his  wife,  a  dau. 
of  Daly  of  the  Red  House,  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Phelan  of 
Shanballyduff,  co.  Tipperary,  by  his  wife,  a  dan.  of  Ryan  of 
Inch,  and  was  father  of 

DoMiNiOK  Burke,  Esq.  of  Slatefield,  who  m.  about  1775, 
Margaret  Dolphin,  of  Turoe,  oo.  Oalway,  and  d.  in  1818, 
leaving  a  son, 

Htaointh-Gboboe  Burks,  Esq.,  of  Slatefield,  who  m, 
about  1807,  Frances,  dau.  of  Geoige  Browne,  Esq.  of 
Brownestown,  co.  Mayo,  son  of  John  Browne,  Esq.,  and 
Catherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Denis  Daly,  Esq.  of  Raford, 
00.  Oalway,  and  by  her  (who  d.  Aug.  1841),  left  at  his 
decease,  4  April,  1841,  one  son,  the  present  Dominick- 
Jossph-Bbowne  Burke,  of  Slatefield ;  and  two  daus.,  Mar- 
garet-Gertrude and  Frances-Josephine. 

Armi,  dtc. — Same  as  the  preceding. 
i8^a^-Killimer  Castle^  Athenry. 


BTJRRE  OF  PROSPECT  VILLA. 

Burke,  Thomas -Fttzmauricb,  Esq.  of  Proepeot 
vain,  00.  Cork,  J.P.,  major-gen.  in  the  army ;  6.  in 
1776 ;  m,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Daniel  Conner,  Esq.  of 
Bahybrk^en,  co.  Cork,  and  has  issue, 

1.  Jonr-FnzKAVsxoB.  6.  in  1815,  late  an  olBoer  in  theMth 

157 


BURKE  OF  ST.  CLERANS. 

BuBKE,  John-Hardiman,  Esq.  of  St.  Cleraiis,  co. 
Gal  way,  b.  in  Oct.  1890 ;  major  in  the  army,  and 
captain  88th,  Connaught  Rangers. 

ILititK^t* — ^Derived  ftt>m  a  common  ancestor  with  the 
proceeding  families,  was 

John  Burks,  Esq.  of  Issercleran,  co.  Oalway,  who  m, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Michael  Burke,  Esq.  of  Clougfaanover,  a 
descendant  of  the  Burkbs  of  CaetU  HactH,  had,  with  a  dau. 
Ellen,  wife  of  John  Dolphin,  Esq.  of  Turoe,  a  son  and  suo- 


Jam Bs  BuBXi,  Esq.  of  StClerans,  who  m.  Penelope,  dau. 
of  Robert  Harrtiman,  Esq.  of  Loughrea,  oo.  Oalway,  and 
had,  with  a  dau.,  who  m.  —  Browne,  Esq.  of  Oloves,  co. 
Oalway,  a  son, 

John  Burke,  Esq.  of  StClerans,  who  m.  in  1788  or  1784, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Andrew  Armstrong,  Esq.  of  Clara  House, 
King's  Co.,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Jajos-Hardimav,  his  heir. 

Robert  John. 

Penelope,  m.  to  John  Kirwan,  of  Castle  Racket,  oo.  Oalway, 
Esq. 

Elisabeth,  mu  to  Christopher-John  Blake,  of  Winfield,  oo. 
Oalway,  Esq. 


B  F  R 


BUR 


Mr.  Bark«  took  the  nam«  of  Hardimak,  tn  addition  to  that 
of  Burko,  punuaut  to  the  will  of  his  maternal  uncle,  Robert 
Hardiman,  Eaq.,  whoae  estates  and  property  he  inherited 
upon  that  gentleman's  death  in  1800.  He  d.  in  Dec  1808» 
and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

James-Hardiman  Burks,  Esq.  of  St.  Glerans,  b.  in  1788, 
m.  in  Oct.  1817,  Anne,  dau.  of  Robert  O'Hanik  of  Raheen» 
00.  Qalway,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

John,  now  of  St.  Clerans. 

Robert  O'Hara,  6.  in  1821,  an  officer  in  the  Austrian  ser* 
▼ice. 

James-Thomas,  b.  in  1828,  an  officer,  RE.,  killed  in  Turkey, 
1854. 

Fanny-Maria.  Elixabeth. 

He8tea>Albiuia.  Anno-Celostine. 

Mr.  Burke,  who  served  the  office  of  sheriff;  d.  9  Jan.  1854. 

Amu— Or,  a  cross,  giL ;  in  the  1st  quarter,  a  lion,  ram- 
pant, sa. 

Crett — A  cat-a-mountain,  sqjant,  ppr.,  ooDared  and  chained, 
or. 

\foao — Vtia  Dieu.  watt  lov.  miff  fov. 

,},  CO*  Oalway. 


Motto — ^Unff  Dieu,  \mg  loy,  xma  toy. 
SealSi.  Clarans  (formerly  called  It 


BURLEIGH  OF  CARMCKFERGUS. 

BuRLEiOH,  William,  Eaq.  of  Carrickfergua,  co. 
Antrim,  J.P.,  b.  in  1797;  m.  in  1828,  Lu<fretia»  dan. 
of  James  Wills,  Eaq.  of  PUs  Bellin,  co.  Flint,  by 
Lucretia-A.  Kingsley  his  wife,  and  has  issne  six 
sons  and  six  daughters. 

%int&^t» — ^William  Burleioh,  oapt.  in  Sir  John  Clot- 
worthy's  regiment  of  horse,  who  was  wounded  at  the 
defence  of  lisbum  against  O'Neil,  in  1641,  was  subsequently 
]ieut.-ooL  of  the  Eari  of  Eildare's  regiment.  His  eldest 
son, 

WiLUAM  BuRLKioH,  m.  Ann«,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Roger 
Langford,  and  left  by  her  two  sons,  the  elder  of  whom, 

HsROOLBB  BuRLEXOH,  wss  osptsin  in  the  army,'  and  served 
at  the  siege  of  Londonderry.  He  m.  let,  Maigaret,  dau.  of 
Geoige  Pearson,  Esq.  of  Harwood  Shields,  co.  Northumber- 
land, and  had  by  her  three  sons  and  serersl  daus.  A  dau. 
of  a  seoond  marriage  m.  Sir  William  Brown,  Bart.  He  d. 
in  1744.    His  eldest  son« 

WiLUAM  BuRLEioH.  b.  in  1700,  m.  Elixabeth.  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  Thcnnas  Clerk,  Esq.  of  oo.  Armagh,  and  d.  in  1750, 
leaving  three  sons  and  a  dan.    The  Srd  son, 

WiLUAM  BuRLKiGH.  6.  in  1730,  m.  Ellen,  dan.  of  Hamlet 
Obins,  Esq.  of  Castle  OUns,  and  had  one  dau.  He  m. 
Sndly,  Anne,  dau.  and  eo-heireas  of  An(b«w  Boyd,  Esq.  of 
Prospect,  CO.  Antrim,  and  by  her  left,  at  his  decease  in  1798, 
two  sons  and  one  dau.  ;  the  elder  of  the  sons, 

WiLUAM-DoBBs  BuRLKiGH,  Esq.,  6.  in  1755,  was  oaHed  to 
the  bar  in  1788.  He  m.  in  1795,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  WUls, 
Esq.  of  Wilkgrore,  oo.  Roscommon,  by  Jane-Luey  Talbot 
bis  wife^  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1820  (witha  son,  Henry, 
a  capt  in  the  Hon.  E.I.C.S.,  and  three  dans.,  one  of  whom, 
Jane,  m.  to  the  Rer.  John-L.  Chufee)  an  elder  son,  the  pre- 
sent WiLUAM  BotunoH,  Esq.  of  Oarrickfeigus. 

.^rtiM— Vert,  three  boards  heads,  oouped,  acg.,  armed,  or. 

Ame— A  demi-boar,  ppr.,  armed,  hoofisd,  and  bristled,  or, 
and  goiged  with  a  chain,  of  tha  last,  supporting  a  thistle, 
ppr.  

BURNABT  OF  BAGGRAVE  HALL. 

BURNABT,  Edwtn,  Esq.  of  Baggrave  Hall,  co. 
Leicester,  b.  29  Sept.  1799 ;  m.  28  Aug.  1829,  Anne- 
Caroline,  dau.  of  Tliomas  Salisbury,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of 
Thomas  Salisbury,  Esq.  of  Marshfield  House,  co. 
York,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomaa  Lister, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

L  Bdwth-Sbb&abd,  oapt.  1st  rcgt  grwadier^uavda. 

I.  Caroline-Louisa.  n.  Cecilia-Florence. 

m.  Laura-Qertruda.  it.  Ma-Chartotte. 

Mr.  Bumaby,  who  t.  his  father  1  Oct.  1825,  is  a 
gentleman  of  her  Majesty's  most  honourable  privy 
chamber,  deputy-lieut.  and  magistrate  for  the  co.  of 
Leicester,  and  late  capt.  in  the  Srd,  or  Prince  of 
Wales's  dragoon-guards. 

ILtnta^f. — ^HuQH  BusNABT,  Srd  SOD  of  Thomas  do 
Bumaby,  of  Watford,  co.  Northampton,  the  represenUtiTe 
«f  a  Tory  ancient  ftimUy  settled  in  Leicestershire  shorUy 
after  the  Conquest,  d.  at  Maaton,  in  Nortbamptenahlie^ 
S8  July,  1591,  leaving,  with  other  issue, 
168 


RoBBBT  BuxuvABT,  bapt.  at  Manton,  15  Sept.  1577,  who  d. 
at  Gulton.  18  May,  IMS,  and  was  father  of 

Hugh  Burhabt,  b.  at  Gulton,  80  Jan.  1620,  fellow  of 
St.  John's  College,  Cambridge,  and  patron  and  reetor  ot 
Asfordby,  in  the  oo.  of  Leicester.  He  in.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  Sir  Thomas  Burton,  of  Stockeraton,  in  the  ea  of  Leices- 
ter, by  Philippa  his  wifo,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Cobham, 
Knt,  and  by  her,  who  d.  29  July,  1899,  had  issue,  Hujj^, 
of  Aafordby,  who  d.  in  1742,  leaving  a  dau. ;  Benjamin, 
rector  of  Stainby,  who  d.  unm, ;  Andrew;  and  Robert,  of 
Brampt<m,  who  d.  t.  p.    The  Sitl  son, 

Andbcw  Burnabt,  «.  to  the  estate  and  living  of  Asfordby, 
on  the  death  of  his  father,  20  Jan.  1099,  and  m.  Anne, 
widow  of  Maurice  Camm,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  a  son. 

The  Rbv.  Aitdbbw  Burnabt,  5.  29  June,  1702,  of 
Brampton  Manor  Houses  prebendary  of  Tiinooin,  vicar  of 
St.  Maigaret's,  Leicester,  and  rector  of  Asfordbjr,  who  m. 
Hannah,  dau.  of  Oeoigo  Beaumont,  Esq.  of  Darton,  in  the 
CO.  of  York,  and  had  issue,  Ain>RKW,  his  heir ;  Robert, 
prebendary  of  Lincoln  and  vicar  of  St.  Mazgaret's,  who  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  T.  Oee,  Esq.,  and  had  issue ;  Thomaa- 
Beaumont,  rector  of  Asfordby,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
William  Abney,  Esq.  of  Measham ;  Aima-Maria,  m.  to 
Richard  Walter,  Esq.;  and  Hannah,  d.  wnm.    The  ddest  son, 

Andrbw  Bubnabt,  D.D.  of  Baggrave  Hall,  in  the  co.  of 
Leicester,  and  of  Brampton,  in  Huntingdonshire,  andideacon 
of  Leicester  and  vicar  of  Ore«iwidi,  m.  20  Feb.  1770.  Anna, 
dau.  and  heir  of  J<^m  Edwyn,  Eeq.  of  Baggrave  Hall,  high- 
sheriff  of  Leioestershire  in  1760,  and  had  issue,  Edwth- 
Akdrbw,  his  heir;  Sierard-Beaumont,  D.C.L.  of  Brampton, 
CO.  Huntingdon,  d.  26  March,  1848;  John-Bide,  of  Evington, 
00.  Leioester,  ooL  1st  Orenadier-gtiards,  who  m.  in  1798, 
Heniy-Anne^  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Fowke,  Bart. ;  Geoi^pa- 
Freeman,  who  d.  wtm. ;  and  Aima-Maria,  m.  to  John  Atkins, 
Esq.  of  Halstead  House,  Kent.    The  eldest  son, 

Edwtn-Aiidbbw  Bubhabt,  Esq.  of  Baggrave  Hall,  b. 
9  May,  1771,  m.  M  Dee.  1794,  Mary,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
the  Rev.  William  Browne,  reotor  and-  patron  of  Buxrow, 
and  granddau.  of  Suflkeld  Browne,  ef  Leasthorpe  Hall,  in 
the  CO.  of  Leioester,  and  had  iaeue,  l  Bnwnr,  now  of  Bag- 
grave  Hall;  IX.  Willhun-Edwyn,  barrister-at-law,  d.  «nta., 
23  Aug.  1880;  m.  Gustavus- Andrew,  in  holy  orders,  m. 
19  Nov.  1888,  Harriet,  dau.  of  Henry  Villebois,  Esq.  of 
Maxham,  and  has  Frederick-Gustavus,  Evelyn,  Mary,  m. 
22  April,  1853,  to  John-H.-Manners  Sutton,  Esq.,  M.P.  of 
Kelham  HaU,  Notts,  and  Anna;  x.  Mary,  m.  8  May,  1820, 
to  John-Tylston  Fares,  Esq.;  n.  SeUna,  d.  12  Nov.  18S6; 
nx.  Geoxgiana;  and  rv.  Axma-Edwyn,  m.  83  May,  1829,  to 
Matthew  Kni^,  Esq.  of  Linford  House,  Bucks,  and  <L 
28  Deo.  1835.    Mr.  Bumaby  d.  1  Oct  1826. 

^rm»— Aig.,  two  bars;  a  lioik,  passant-guardant,  In  chieC 
gu. 

Cre$t—A  demi-man,  sa.,  in  tho'dexter  hand  a  brsnch  of 
columbine  flowers,  ppr..  round  the  neck  a  rope^  or,  with  the 
end  hanging  down  on  the  sinister  side. 

Motto— Pro  rege. 

Aeo^-Baggrave  Hall,  LeioestersUre, 


BURNE  OF  LOYNTONT  HALL. 

BuRNi^  Thomas^Hiqginb^  Esq.  of  Loynton  HaU, 
CO.  Stafford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  24  March,  1791 ;  m. 
10  Dec.  1814,  Sophia,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late 
(^eoi^ge  Briscoe,  Esq.  of  Summer  Hill,  go.  Stafford, 
and  has  issue, 

L  THOMAs^AicBBOonB-Hioanfs,  b.  9  Sept  1822. 

n.  Thomaa,  b.  7  May,  1834. 

XII.  Ittehaid-Bigglnfl,  ft.  24  May,  IttT. 

L  Maria,  d.  In  ISO. 

II.  Sophia.  m.  Elisa.  rv.  Oarol&Mw 

T.  Diana-Patiioeei  vx.  MazysJaiM       vu.  GeeigjaiM, 

^Hi.  Basilly*  IX.  Baohsl-Higgins. 

lintftjBlt.— The  flunily  of  Higgina  has  bank  seatwl  at 
Loynton  for  many  generations. 

Chbistophsr  CoMTH  Hiooms,  Esq.  of  Loynton,  son  of 
John  Higglns,  Esq.  of  Loynton,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dan.  of 
the  Rev.  Christopher  Comyn,  vicar  of  Frees,  and  prebendary 
of  Lichfield  cathedral,  assumed  the  surname  of  Comw 
before  that  of  Hiaonfs,  in  pursuance  of  his  grandfather's 
will.  He  m.  1st,  Rachel,  youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Francis  Sambrooke^  Gent  of  Sambrooke,  oo.  Salop,  and 
2ndly,  Miss  Mary  Tonga,  by  both  of  whom  he  had  issua. 
By  the  1st  he  was  fkther  of  two  daus.,  Rachel  and  Maiigiaret, 
who  d.  wim.,  and  of  one  son, 

Chustophbb  Hioonia,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary,  dan.  of 
Riohaid  Blower,  Esq.  of  Woodnorton,  in  Norfolk,  and  had. 


BUB 

Blduurd,  h.  in  1790 :  d.  imm. 

Bambbooks,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Norbnry,  oo.  Btaflbrd, 

for  M  J9an,  wbo  d,  88  July,  1898,  and  was  g.  in  the  estate 

of  Loynton  by  his  gnuMi-nephew,  the  present  Thokaa- 
Hiooors  Bnmnt,  Bsq.  of  Loynton. 

CAxnnaini»  of  whom  presently.  BaoheL  Dorothy. 
The  eldest  dau., 

CATHBRiirB  Hioonra,  bapt  in  1786,  m.  Thomas  Bums, 
Bki  of  Penn,  elder  son  (by  Elisabeth  his  wilie,  dau.  of  John 
Sh^ton.  Bsq.)  of  Thomaa  Burse,  Esq.,  whose  ancestors  had 
been  resident  on  a  patrimonial  estate  at  Penn,  co.  Stafford, 
for  serenl  generations.  By  him  she  was  mother  of  a  son, 
Tbokas,  of  whom  presently,  and  four  daus.,  Catherine, 
Dorothy.  Mary,  and  Anne.    The  son, 

Tbomas  Burmk,  Esq.,  m.  in  1787,  Maria,  eldest  dan.  of 
Richard  Mee,  Esq.  of  Himley,  co.  Stafford,  and  d.  in  Aug. 
1791,  baring  had  by  her  (who  d.  in  May,  1809.)  a  son, 
TBoMAS-Hioonva,  now  of  Loynton  Hall,  and  a  dau..  Maria, 
m.  19  Oct  1809,  to  Edward  Dixon,  Esq.  of  Dudley,  and 
Asfawood  House,  co.  Stafford. 

&a(— Loynton  Hall,  oo.  Staflbrd. 


BUENELL  OP  WINKBUBN  HALL  AND 
BEAUCHIEFF  ABBEY. 

PiooB  -  BuBNBLi^  Edward  -  VALENTniB,  Esq.  of 
Beauchieff  Abbey,  co.  Derby,  and  Winkburn  Hall, 
Kotta»  M.A^  J.P.  for  Notts,  b.  14  Feb.  1805;  j». 
12  Not.  1833,  Harriet,  dau.  of  Hugh  Parker,  Esq. 
of  Woodthorpe,  co.  York,  and  has  issue, 

L  BDWARD-SnuajXT,  6.  7  April,  1885. 

a.  Hugh-D'Arcy,  b.  16  July,  1880. 

m.  WilUam-Actoiw  6.  84  May,  1843. 

TV.  Edward-Annesley,  6.  9  Nor.  1844. 

I.  Hanist-OertrudSh  d,  ycong. 

a.  EUBabeth-Constanoe.  m.  Alioe-Mary-C^ooUns. 

HatUfJt, — ^The  first  mention  we  hare  of  the  temily  of 
Bteade,  Bring  at,  or  being  possessed  of  Onesaere,  in  the  oo. 
of  York,  where  stands  the  old  fkmily  mansion,  appears, 
aoeordlnirio  Dr.  Hunter,  in  some  old  writings  of  ths  time  of 
EnwAsn  III,  between  1828  and  1877. 

JoHV  DC  LJk  Srdb  resided,  as  we  find  from  several 
ancient  deed%  at  Onesaere,  in  1417,  as  did  his  Immediato 
■pecassow,  Thomas,  John,  John,  and  Nicholas  da  la  Stede. 

TboMAS  STBAni,  Esq.,  h.  in  1728,  (7tk  in  descent  fhnn 
mohoiaa  Steade.)  m.  in  1768,  Melisoent,  dau.  of  StraUey 
Pigga,  Msq.  of  Beanchieff  Abbey,  and  sister  of  the  kte 
Peter  Pogge,  of  Winkburn  Hall,  who  devised  his  estates  to 
Us  nephew,  the  late  Mr.  Pcgge-Bumell.  By  her  he  had  issue, 

TnoMASt  his  successor,  who  d.  wm.  1796. 

BBoooBTov-BnrjAMnr. 
Mr.  Steade  d.  in  1793.    His  2nd  son, 

BaovGSTOX-BBXJAiuv  S^KADB,  Esq.  b,  8  July,  1774,  JJP. 
and  D.L..  high-aheriff  of  Derbyaliirs  in  1889,  succeeded  in 
Feb.  1836,  to  the  eetates  hi  the  counties  of  Nottingham 
sttd  Derby,  of  his  maternal  uncle  Peter  Pegge-Bumell,  Esq. 
oC  Winkburn,  Nott%  and  then  took  by  royal  authority  the 
names  of  PraoB  and  Bvrvkll,  histead  of  that  of  Steade, 
in  rompiianca  with  an  li^aBctkm  tnmtahMHl  in  hla  unde's 
win. 

PcTKB  Psoov-BuBVXLL  was  8rd  snd  youngest  son  of 
BtnSkj  Pegge,  of  Boauchicff  Abb^,  Derbyshire,  to  whoee 
estates  ha  succeeded,  as  also  to  thoss  of  his  distant  relatiTe, 
D^Aroy  BumaU,  of  Winkbom,  Notts»  in  1784.  On  his 
marrisge  with  Mary,  relict  of  J.  Lee,  Esq.  of  Chesterfield, 
he  also  became  the  possisaor  of  considerable  property  in  that 
neigfaboaxhood.  On  the  death  of  Mary,  oeUot  of  D'Ax«7 
BameO.  in  1784.  the  said  P^ter  Ptogga  took  th«  name  of 
BoBVSLLin  additkm. 

Ths  BomeU  Cunily  has  been  settled  at  Winkburn  siaoa  the 
tiaa  of  King  Bdwab]>  YI.,  when  the  monastery  of  Whik- 
bom.  U^getber  with  the  psiiih,  formeriy  bekmging  to  the 
Knifhta  of  84.  John  of  Jerasslsm,  was  gmnted  to  John 
Borneo,  menhant,  of  London,  in  exdhaoge  for  certain  i^^^* 
in  ^issBT.    fSee  Thobotok's  JfottUsfhamthirt.J 

nw  Pegges  were  settled  at  Ashbourne,  in  Derbyshixv, 
when  Edward  Ptgge  m.  Qertrud%  only  dau.  aad  hetoess  of 
Midiolaa  Strdley,  of  Beaochiefr  Abbey.  By  this  marriage 
ths  atreOey  estates,  at  Beauchiefl;  paased  into  the  Pegge 
flunlly. 

Mr.  BrcNifl^ton-Bei^jamln  P)Dgge-BumeIl  m.  21  Dec.  1802, 
Ifiss  IBiaaheth  Datton.  and  d.  20  May,  1860,  leaving  a  dau., 
Mary-Mniiacent,  m.  22  March,  1831,  to  the  Rev.  Wm.  Smith, 
•f  Donston  Hall,  Derbyshire,  and  a  son  and  successor,  the 
pitsit  SDWABD-TAixirTOni  PzooK-BuBSBLL,  Bsq.  of  Wink« 
b«m  Hafl  and  Beandrftff  Abbey. 
169 


BUR 

^mut— Quarteriy:  Ist  and  4th,  per  fesse  indented,  or  and 
aiig.,  a  lion,  rampant,  sa.,  a  bordure,  gu.,  charged  with  eight 
plates,  for  Bubmbll  ;  2ud  and  8rd,  aig.,  a  chevron,  between 
three  wedges,  sa.,  for  Psoas. 

Cntt — ^A  lion's  gamb.  erect  and  erased,  sa.,  in  the  paw  a 
bunch  of  violets,  ppr.,  for  BunifSLL ;  the  sun  rising  in  splen- 
dour, the  rays  alternately,  sa.,  or,  and  aig.,  for  Pboob. 

Jf otto— Ciuritas  fhictum  habet 

&ato—Beauchieff  Abbey,  oo.  Derby:  and  Winkburn  Hall, 
Notts.  

BURR  OF  ALDERMASTON. 

Burr,  Danibl-Higfobd-Davall,  Esq.  of  Alder- 
maston  Court,  Berks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-bheriff  in 
1861,  M.P.  for  Hereford  from  1837  to  1851,  b. 
24  March,  1811;  $.  his  mother  1  Feb.  1836;  m. 
18  Sept.  1889,  Anne-Margaretta,  only  dau.  of  the 
late  Captain  £.  Scobell,  RN.,  and  haa  issue, 

I   HiQFOBD,  6.  20  July,  1840. 

u.  Edward,  b.  25  Sept.  1842. 

lu.  James-Scudamore,  6.  16  Jan.  1854. 

%intafft.— Danikl  Bubb,  Esq.,  son  of  Daniel  Burr,  and 
his  wife  Elisabeth  Dauchert,  of  Amsterdam,  in.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Davall,  Esq.  of  Tarmouth,  co.  Norfolk,  and 
was  father  of 

Dahikll  Bubb,  a  lieut-coL,  H.E.I.C.S.,  who  captured 
the  island  of  Temate,  the  chief  of  the  Moluccas,  21  June, 
1801.  He  m.  1st,  20  April,  1804.  Miss  Lucy  Pany,  and  by 
her,  who  d,  17  Nov.  1806,  had  one  dau., 

Luc7-Mary-Anne^  in.  2  May,  1820,  to  James  PhiUipps^  Bsq. 
of  Biyngwyn. 
He  m.  2ndly,  29  Sept.  1808,  Mary,  dau.  and  heiress  of  James 
Davis,  Esq.  of  Ch^)stow,  (and  co-heiress  of  Frances,  late 
Dowager  Duchess  of  Norfblk,  being  a  deacendant  of  John 
Higford,  Bsq.  of  Dixton,  co.  Gloucester,  who  m.  Francea, 
sister  of  John,  Lord  Scudamore,  of  Holme  Lacy,  co.  Here- 
ford,) by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Dahuel-Hiofobd-Davall,  now  of  Aldermaston. 

James-Henry-Scudamord,  in  holy  orders,  6.  10  Aug.  1816 ; 
«t.  in  1840,  Jane,  only  child  of  Rear- Admiral  Charles 
Gordon,  and  has  issue. 

Mary.  Frmnoes-Comelia,  m.  to  Charies  Bushe^  Esq. 

Gen.  Burr  d.  10  Feb.  1828,  and  his  wife  d.  2  Feb.  1880. 

^rsu— Brm.,  on  a  moimt,  vert,  issuing  tnm  paik-paUngs, 
with  gate,  ppr.,  a  lion,  rsmpant,  or,  holding  in  the  dexter 
paw  a  scimetar,  all  ppr. ;  on  a  chief;  indented,  sa.,  two  lions, 
rampant,  arg. 

Crtd-^Out  of  a  mursl  crown,  inscribed  with  the  word 
"  Temate,"  a  Malay,  holding  in  the  dexter  hand  the  ooluun 
of  Temate,  all  ppr.,  granted  in  commemoration  of  the  cap- 
ture, in  1801,  of  that  island,  the  chief  of  the  Moluccas,  by  the 
late  lieut-General  Daniel  Burr,  E.LC.S. 

JfoMo— Virtus  verus  honos. 

iSmI— Aldermaston,  Beading. 

BURRELL  OF  BROOMEPARK. 

BuRRKLL^  Bbtak,  Esq.  of  Broomepark,  North- 
umberland, A.M.,  F.S.A.,  b,  23  June,  1805,  late  a 
captain  in  the  4th  dragoon-guards,  J.P.  and  D.L. ; 
m,  21  Sept.  1887,  Frances-Mary,  only  dau.  of  John 
Quantook,  Esq.  of  Norton  House,  co.  Somerset,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Bbtav,  b,  15  July,  1880. 

n.  Henry-Matthew,  b.  «  July.  1842. 

m.  William-John,  5.  8  Feb.  1845. 

TV.  Walter-Charlee,  6. 18  April,  1849. 

V.  John,  b.  26  Feb.  1862. 

I.  Frsnces-Bleanor.  n.  Geoiglna. 

ILixUKQt* — ^The  BuneQa  are  of  very  ancient  date  upon 
the  borders  of  England  and  Scotland,  particularly  in  ttiat 
district  formerly  known  by  the  name  of  the  East  Marches ; 
their  namea  occur  in  various  records  of  the  times  and  in 
fsmily  muniments,  as  Boraille,  Borell,  Burwell,  but  now 
generally  BurreU. 

Thomas  Burbbll,  Esq.  of  Milileld  and  of  Broomepark,  b. 
1054.  son  of  Balph  BurrsU,  Esq.  of  Milfleld,  and  great- 
graiuison  of  Thomas  BurreU,  of  Milfield,  living  temp.  Exjsa- 
bbtb,  «.  to  his  paternal  property  at  Milfleld  in  1688,  and  in 
1687,  to  his  uncle  Thomas's  eetates  of  Broomepark  and 
Abberwick.  He  si.  1  July,  1680,  Martha,  dau.  of  George 
Bevely,  of  Newton  Underwood  and  Thropple,  and  dying  in 
1700,  left  fifteen  chiklren.    The  4th  son. 

The  Rkv.  William  Bubrkll,  A.M.,  vicar  of  Chatton,  in 
the  00.  of  Northumberland,  from  1718  to  1752,  «.  to  the 
fiswily  estates  upon  the  death  of  his  brotlier  Robert,  in  July, 
1751.    He  was  6.  26  Jan.  1687,  m.  about  1726,  PhUadolphia,, 


BUR 

dau.  of  Bryan  Orey,  Esq.  of  Kyloe.  He  d.  and  was  buried 
in  his  owp  church  Bt  Ch&tton,  14  Jan.  1752,  leaving  two  tma 
and  two  daus.,  Bryan,  his  heir;  Robert,  d.  $.  p.  imlVJil; 
Martha,  d.  unm.  in  1S06 ;  and  Frances,  m.  to  Robert  Smart, 
Esq.  of  Hobberlaw.    Tlie  eldest  son, 

BbTAN  BuBRELL,  Esq.,  6.  about  1728,  A.B.,  served  as 
high-sheriff  for  the  county  in  176S.  He  m.  in  May,  1771, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Henry  Partridge,  of  King's  Lynn,  afterwards 
of  Northwold,  in  Norfolk,  and  by  her  (who  d.  13  July,  1778, 
aged  28)  he  lea  at  his  decease,  8  Nov.  1806,  aged  78,  two 
sons,  WiLUAM,  lateof  Broomeparic  ;  and  Henry,  A.M.,  bar- 
.  rister-at-law,  one  of  the  principal  secretaries  of  Lord  ^don, 
d,  in  1814.    The  elder  son, 

WiLUAM  BuBBELL,  Esq.  of  Broomspark,  6.  in  1778,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  served  as  high-sheriff  in  1811.  He  m.  in  1804, 
Eleanor,  eldest  dau.  of  Matthew  Forster,  Esq.  of  Bolton 
House,  and  by  her,  who  d.  21  May,  1846,  had  two  sons, 
Bbtan,  now  of  Broomepark,  and  Ifotthew,  A.M.,  in  holy 
orders,  vioar  of  Chatton,  Northumberland.  Mr.  Bunnell  d. 
2  Feb.  1847. 


,  between  four  leaves,  vert ;  on  a 
between  two  battle^es. 


J  rmt— Or,  a  saltier, 
chief,  as.,  a  lion's  h( 
ppr. 

Orett — ^An  arm,  armed,  ppr.,  holding  a  bimch  of  burdo<^ 
vert 

Afof  to— Adhnreo. 

Seat — Broomepark,  Northumberiand. 


BURROUGHES  OF  BURLINGHAM. 

BcRBOUOHES,  HENRT-NfEOUS,  Esq.  of  Burlingham 
HaU,  Norfolk,  b.  8  Feb.  1791;  m.  25  Aug.  1818, 
Jane-Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dixon  Hoste,  rector  of 
Titteehall-cum-Godwick,  and  sister  of  Sir  William 
Hoste,  Bart.,  and  has, 

L  JAMES-BcTBKiir,  6.  in  1819. 

n.  Heniy-Negus,  6.  in  1821. 

m.  William,  b.  in  1827. 

L  Jane.  n.  Mary. 

Mr.  Burroughes  was  high-sheri£f  f or  Norfolk  in  1817, 
and  is  M.P.  for  East  Norfolk. 

Hdlf  aj|t. — Jebemxah  Bxtbbouohbb,  Dsq.  of  Wymond- 
bam,  m.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Randall,  Esq.,  and  by 
b«r  (who  d.  10  Oct.  1784,  aged  86)  had  issue, 
Jbbxxiah,  his  heir. 

Randall,  of  Long  Stratton,  in  holv  orders,  A.M.,  of  Clare 
Hall,  Cambridfi^  rector  of  Bressingham  and  Shelfonger, 
m.  Elizabeth-Maria,  dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  WUliam 
Ellis.  Esq.  of  Kiddall  Hall,  co.  York,  and  had  issue. 
Thomas,  of  Wymondham,  suigeon,  d  v.  p.,  leaving,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife  (who  d.  80  July,  1805),  besides  a  dau., 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  T.  Noigate,  a  son, 
Thomes-Codke,  M.  A.,  in  holy  orders,  sometime  a  senior 
fellow  of  Caius  CoUege,  rector  of  Landbeach,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, and  J.P.  for  that  shire,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  the  Rev.  Robert  Masters,  B.D.,  rector  of 
Landbeach.  and  d,  28  April,  1821,  aged  65,  leaving  two 
sons, 

Thomas  (the  Rev.),  of  RiokhigfaalL 
Thomas-Cooke,  of  Gaseley,  co.  Suffolk. 

Mr.  Burroughes  d.  27  Nov.  1760,  aged  67  (his  will,  dated  80 
Jan.  1759,  was  proved  11  Deo.  foUowingX  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Jkbkmiah  Bubbouohss,  Esq.  of  Wymondham,  J.P.  and 
deputy-lieut  for  the  oo.  Norfolk,  who  m.  (settlement  dated 
19  and  20  Nov.  lf54,)  Diana,  youngest  dau.  and  oo-heir  of 
James  Buridn,  Esq.  of  North  Burlingham,  and  had  issue, 
L  JAMBB-BuBKnr,  his  heir. 

u.  Randall,  of  Burfield  Hall,  ih  Wymondham,  J.P.  and 
deputy-lieut.  for  Norfolk,  nt.  Anne,  youngest  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Samuel  Denton,  Eaq^  by  Jane  his  wife,  nieoe 
and  heiress  of  Samuel  Proctor,  Esq.  of  Burfield  HaQ.  and 
d.  9  Sept  1817.  affed  56,  having  had  by  this  lady  (who  d, 
80  Jan.  1827,  aged  65)  a  son  ana  three  oaus.,  vis., 
1  RandaU-Proctor,  M.  A.,  and  fellow  of  Emanuel  College, 
Cambridge,  J.P.  for  Norfolk,  d.  16  Jan.  1820,  aged  25. 

1  Diana,  m.  to  William  Spinks. 

2  Ami-DiAKA.  of  Burfield  HalL 
8  Jemima,  d,  unm.  9  Jan.  1820. 

Mr.  Bummghesd.  at  Bath,  7  Dec  1767,  aged  89,  (wiU  dated 
2nd,  was  proved  19  Deo.  1767.)    His  eldest  son  and  heir, 

jAMCB-BuRKiir  BuBBOuoHn.  Esq.  of  Burlingham  Hall,  m. 
ChristabeU  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Negus,  Esq.  of  Hoveton 
HaU,  and  by  her  (who  d.  25  Jan.  1848,  aged  78)  had  issue, 

HnrBT-Nsoua,  his  heir. 

Jeremiah,  in  hoOy  orders,  who  m.  in  1828^  Pleaauoe^  dau. 
of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Preston,  Bart 

WJliam. 

160 


B  or  R 

Mary,  m.  to  Lieut -Col  Sir  Oeoige-Charies  Hosts,  brother 
of  the  late  Sir  William  Hoste,  Bart 
Mr.  Burroughes  d.  80  Nov.  1808.  and  was  i.  by  his  ddest 
son,  HHKBY-Naaus  Bukbouohsb,  Esq.  of  Burlingham. 

j4rm«— Aig.,  two  chevrons,  between  three  chi^leta,  vert 
Cres^-A  grifiEin's  head,  erased,  aiig.,  charged  with  two 
chevrons,  vert 
3foMe— Animo  et  fide. 
Sfol— Burlingham  HalL 

BURROUGHES  OF  LONG  STRATTON. 

BuBBOUQHES,  Ellis,  Esq.  of  The  Manor  House, 
Long  Stratton,  Norfolk. 

SrCtlf  afle. — RiCBAKD  BXTBBOUOHBB,  Esq.  of  Long  Strat- 
ton,  in  Norfolk,  2nd  son  of  Jeremiah  Burroughes,  Esq.  (see 
BiTBBOuoHBS  qf  Burlingham),  m.  Elisabeth-Maria,  only  dau. 
and  heir  of  William  Ellis,  Esq.  of  Kidhall,  oo.  York,  the  re< 
presentative  of  the  ancient  Norman  family  of  EUys,  and 
had  (with  two  daus.,  Elinbeth-Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J. 
Ward,  D.D.,  and  Diana,  m.  to  the  Rev.  W.  Walford,  A.M.) 
an  only  son, 

Ths  Rkv.  Ellis  Bubbouorxs,  of  Long  Stratton,  who  m. 
in  1795,  Sarah-Nasmyth,  only  dau.  of  Robert  Marsh,  Esq., 
and  had  issue,  Elus,  his  heir ;  Walter;  and  Randall-Ellis. 
He  d.  in  1831,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

The  Rev.  Ellis  BuBBouaHss.  of  Long  Stratton,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  6.  17  Jan.  1797.  m.  16  Sept  1828.  Elizabeth-PhlUips. 
eldest  dau.  of  Lieut -Gen.  Sir  Francis  WUder,  late  M.P.  for 
Arundel,  and  had, 

I.  Ellis.  n.  Randall-Robert 

L  Frances-Sarah. 

j4rms— An.,  two  chevrons,  between  three  ohaplets,  vert, 
quartering  Ellis.    . 

Cit$t — ^A  griffin's  head,  erased,  arg.,  charged  with  two 
chevrons,  vert 

Motto — Animo  et  fide.  The  Ellis  motto  is,  "  Huic  habeo 
non  Ubl." 

iSeot— Stratton  House,  Norfolk. 


BURROWES  OF  STRADONE  HOUSE. 

BuRBOWBS,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Stradcme  House,  oo. 
Cavan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  19  March,  1810 ;  m.  16  Oct. 
1838,  Anne -Frances,  only  dau.  of  the  late  John 
Garden,  Esq.  of  Bamane,  oo.  Tipperary,  and  has 
surviving  issue, 

L  Robeet-Jambs,  b.  9  Sept  1846. 

L  Francee-Susan.  n.  Honora. 

ni.  Mary-Anne-Cedli*. 
Mr.  Burrowes  filled  the  office  of  high-sheriff  in  18S8. 

IrtlUage.— This  fiunlly  was  first  established  in  Ireland 
by  Robert  Borowes,  who  settled  at  Drumlane.  oo.  Cavan.  on 
the  settlement  of  Ulster  by  King  Jamks  I.  This  Robert 
Borowes's  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Bobowcs.  became  possessed  of  Stradone.  of  which 
estate  he  also  received  a  patent  of  confirmation  finom  King 
Chablbb  L,  ▲.d.  1688. 

Thomas  Bubbowss,  Esq.  of  Stnulone  House,  (great-gmnd- 
fkther  of  the  prseent  proprietor,)  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas 
NesUtt,  Esq.  of  lisiQore  House,  co.  Cavan,  and  had  issue, 
vi&,  Robert,  Thomas,  and  Arnold,  and  two  dans.,  Martha 
and  Jane.    The  eldest  son, 

RoBKBT  BuRBowxs,  Esq.  of  Strsdono  House,  m.  Sophia, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Joeeph  Stoiy,  archdeacon  of  Kilmore.  and 
by  her  had  (with  four  daus.,  vis.,  Jane,  Anne,  Frances,  and 
Sophia.)  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Bubbowbb,  Esq.  of  Stradone  House,  who  m.  in 
1807,  Susan,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Seward,  of  Badsey,  oo. 
W<Mroester,  and  had  issue, 

RoBKRT,  now  of  Stradone. 

James-BdwarcL  6.  in  Nov.  1820. 

Honora-Sewanx,  m,  in  1834,  to  the  Hon.  Thomas  LesUa. 

Armi—Or,  on  a  cross,  gu.,  five  mullets,  aig. ;  in  the  chief 
Quarters,  two  Uons,  passant,  sa.,  crowned  and  i«^*»giiA«i^  of 
the  second. 

Crtatr^A  lion,  sqfantrguardant,  sa.,  crowned,  or,  langued, 
gu. 

MotU^—Hfon  vi  sed  virtute. 

Aeo^— Stradone  House,  oo.  Cavan. 


BURTON  OF  LONGNER 

BuBTON,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Longner  Hall,  co.  Salop* 
b.  in  1796;  m.  1st,  1  Nov.  1821,  Catherine,  2nd  dau. 
of  William  Walcot,  Esq.  of  The  Moor  HaU,  oo.  Salop, 


BUR 

bj  wliom  (who  d,  in  1830)  he  has  a  dau.,  Jemima- 
Anne;  and  2ndlj,  6  Aug.  1885,  Catherine,  eldest 
dau.  oi  the  Rev.  Herbert  Oakeley,  D.D.,  of  Oakeley, 
by  whom  he  has  issue, 

L  BoBEBT  LurocH,  6.  S8  Oct  1836. 

n.  Bobert-Heniy-Iingen,  6.  in  1841. 

m.  Bobert-Edwmrd-Lingen,  6.  in  1842. 

L  Coniftanee-Lingen. 

Unt^St* — ^The  Buaroirs  of  Lomigwr  bsTe  been  seated 
for  many  oentories  in  81m>|Mhireu  One  antiquary,  yis.,  WU- 
lisiB  Barton,  B.L.,  in  his  Commentary  on  Antoninus'! 
iltncmry,  says,  "they  were  of  Shropshire,  a  ftunily  for 
some  time,  for  no  ordinary  rehitionii,  very  graoioua  with  the 
eereral  pxinoes  of  the  royal  house  <^  York  ;**  and  another 
(Browne  WiUia,  Beq..  M.P.,  of  Whaddon,  Buoka,)  tells  us 
ttiat "  they  were  a  family  of  great  antiquity,  being  possessors 
of  Lengner  in  the  time  of  Bdwabd  IV.,  end  before  that 
being  eeated  at  Burton,  or  Boerton,  in  the  pariah  of  Con- 
doTer,  Dhiopahli'e. 

Sia  Edward  Bvbtov,  of  Longner,  representative  of  the 
fiuBily,  *'  was  with  King  Edward  IV.  suooessftd  in  fourteen 
set  battles,  between  the  houses  of  Tork  and  Lanoasto*;  and 
for  his  great  royalty  (loyaltyl)  and  service  he  was  made 
knight-banneret,  under  the  royal  standard  in  the  field,*' 
A.D.  1460.    His  direct  male  repreeentative, 

THcwAa  BuBTOM,  Esq.  of  Longner,  son  and  heir  of  Robert 
Barton,  Esq.  of  Longner,  high-sheriff  of  the  oo.  Salop,  in 
1709,  was  b.  in  1706,  and  <2.  at  Shrewsbury  in  1780.  His 
nephew  (Uteson  of  his  sister  Anne,  by  her  husband,  Thomas 
Lingen,  Esq.,  of  Sutton  Court,  oo.  Hereford,  and  Radbrook, 
ea  Oloaoes;er),  was 

BoBEBT  Loran,  6.  in  1725,  who  assumed  the  name  of 
B0BTOH,  pursuant  to  the  will  of  his  great-uncle,  Thomas 
Burton,  by  act  of  parliament,  1748.  He  m.  7  June,  1748, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hill,  Esq.  of  Tern  Hall,  by  whom 
(who  d.  in  1771)  he  had  issue, 
L  BoBBBT,  his  heir. 

IL  Henry,  6.  in  1765,  vicar  of  Atoham,  of  Hadelev,  and  for 
eome  time  of  the  Holy  Cross  and  St  Giles,  all  In  Shrop- 
8hii%  d,  16  Jan.  1831,  leaving  issue  by  his  wife,  Maiy, 
dML  of  WHUam  Oittins,  Esq.  of  Chilton,  oo.  Salop, 
1  BoBBBT,  heir  to  his  undo. 

S  Henry,  H.A.,  rector  of  Upton  Cressett,  snd  vicar  of 
Atcham  and  of  Condover,  Salop. 
1  Annei  2  Elisabeth-Blanche. 

m.  Edward,  6.  in  1756 :  d.  18  April,  1827.  leaving  by  his 
wifo,  Dorothy-BUaa,  dan.  of  Joshua  BUJceway,  Esq.  of 
Lythwood,  co.  Salop,  surviving  issue, 
1  Bdwaxd,  6.  in  1794;  m.  In  1825,  Ellen,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Joseph  Corbett,  D.D.,  of  Longnor,  archdeacon  of  Salop, 
and  (t  without  issue,  19  Jan.  1836. 
9  Boberi-Lingen,  M.A.,  vicar  of  the  Holy  Cross  and 
St,  Giles's,  Shrewsburv.  m.  1st.  in  1829,  Bverilda,  dau. 
of  the  Bev.  Bigbye  Bigfoye,  ut  Harrock  Hall,  co.  Lan- 
caster, which  ladv  d.  22  April,  1833 ;  and  2ndly,  in  1835, 
Mary-Anne-Elixaoeth,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  C.-Pyne  Coffin, 
of  Bastdown  House,  co.  Devon,  and  reUct  of  the  Bev. 
Oriando-Hamlyn  Williams,  of  Clovellv.   in  the  same 
shire^  faj  whom  he  has  a  son,  Edward-Iiingen,  b.  1836. 
1  Anna-Maria,  «.  in  1821.  to  the  Bev.  Charlea-Gregory 
Wade,  rector  of  Han  wood.  2  Anne. 

IT.  John. 
L  Mary.  d.  in  1776. 

IL  Anna-Maria,  m.  in  1776,  Edmund  Flowden,  of  Plowden, 
ea  Salop.  * 

Mr.  Barton  served  the  ofSce  of  sheriff  of  Salop  in  1768,  and 
dying  in  1808,  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BoBEBT  BiTBTOK,  Esq.  of  Longuer,  high-sheriff  of  Shrop- 
shire in  1804,  who  m.  in  1798,  Roee,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
John  SmitlMonan,  Esq.  of  Little  Wenlock,  and  dying  f.  p. 
in  1S41,  was  «.  b7  his  nephew,  the  present  Robsbt  Bubton, 
Esq.  of  Longner  HalL 

*.*  From  a  yoanger  dau.  of  Bubtov  ofLvi^pm  derives  the 
BOMS  hoose  of  CovnraHAM. 

Jm«— Partv  per  pale,  azure  and  purpura  a  cross,  en- 
gnSled,  or,  between  four  roees,  aig. 
Crot— A  dexter  gaantlet,  ppr.,  oouped  at  the  wrist 
JMto—Dominasprovidemt. 
gwift    l.<ongnsr  Hall,  near  Shrewsbury;  Badbrook,  Glou- 


BUBTON  OF  BURTON  HALU 

BuBTOH,  William  -  FmWiLUAX,  Esq.  of  Burton 

Han,  oo.  Cariow,  6.  14  May,  1826 ;  m.  17  June,  1848, 

Coralie'Aiigiista-Frederica,  8rd  dau.  of  Henry  Lloyd, 

Esq.  of  Faninrory,  oo.  Tipperary,  by  Haniette-Ame- 

161 


BUR 

Ua  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John-Craven  Garden,  Bart., 
and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLUAM-FiTzWiuJAM,  &.  80  April,  1849. 

II.  Alfted-Henry,  6.  29  Match,  1853. 

iLttlfaj^f. — Saxubl  Burton,  Esq.,  son  of  Thomas 
Burton,  who  settled  in  Irehmd  in  1610,  m.  Maigery  Harris, 
and  had  issue,  1  Francis,  grandfather  of  the  Ist  Lord 
Conyngliam;  and  2  Benjamin,  of  Burton  Hall,  M.P.  fbf 
Dublin  fh)m  1708  to  1723,  who  m.  Grace,  dau  of  Bobert 
Stratford,  Esq.,  and  had  twelve  children,  of  whom  the  6th 
son,  Charles,  was  created  a  Babonbt  in  1758,  and  the 
eldest, 

Samukl  Burton,  Esq..  became  of  Burton  HalL  He  m. 
Miss  Anne  Campbell,  and  left  with  a  dau.,  Catherine,  wife 
of  Nicholas,  5th  Viscount  Netterville,  a  son, 

Bknjaxzk  Bubtov,  Esq.  of  Burton  Hall,  who  m.  10  Jan. 
1734,  Lady  Anne  Ponsonby,  dau.  of  the  1st  Eari  of  Bess> 
borough,  snd  had  issue,  three  sons  and  two  daus.,  of  whom 
Sarah  m.  John  Hyde,  Esq.  of  Castle  Hyde,  co.  Cork.  The 
eldest  son,  the  Bight  Hon.  Benjamin  Burton,  d.  ttnm. :  the 
second, 

WiLUAM-HiNBT  Bubton,  Esq.  of  Burton  Hall,  m.  IS  Deo. 
1785,  Mary,  only  child  of  Henry  Aalon,.  of  East  Aston,  co. 
Wieklow,  Esq.,  and  d.  7  Jan.  1818,  leaving  issue.  The 
elder  son  and  heir, 

Benjamin  Burton,  Esq.  of  Burton  Hall,  6.  IS  Sept. 
1766 ;  m.  15  Dec.  1794,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Mdnwaring, 
of  Goltho,  CO.  Lincoln,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

WiLLiAM-FnzwiLLiAM,  his  heir. 

Bet^amin,  b.  10  July,  1799 ;  d.  uma.  6  Nov.  1858. 

Mary-Elisabeth,  m.  19  Dec  1819,  to  Sh-  Bichard  Sutton,  of 
Norwood  Paik,  Notts,  Bart,  d.  1  July,  1849. 

8|ophia-Catherine,  m.  5  Aug.  1894,  to  Bobert  Thoroton, 
Bsq.,  colonel  in  the  Grenadfler  guards. 
Mr.  Burton  d.  26  April,  1808,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

WiLLiAM-FiTZWiLLiAM  BuBTON,  of  Burtou  Hall,  6.  28  Sept 
1796 ;  J.P.,  who  served  as  high-sheriif  of  Cariow  in  1822. 
He  fa.  1st,  18  July,  1825,  Maiy,  dau  of  the  late  Sir  John 
Power,  of  KllliAne,  Bart,  and  by  her  (who  d.  25  Jan.  1889) 
had  issuer 

WiLLiAM-FiTzWnxujc,  now  of  Burton  HalL 
Bei\jamin,  6.  17  Sept  1829 ;  la.  87  April,  1854,  Anne,  dau. 
of  the  late  Colonel  Bruen,  M.P.,  of  Oak  Park,  co.  Cariow. 
John-Power,  6.  8  Sept  1888. 
Charles,  6.  24  Oct  1836. 

Harriet- Anne,  m.  29  July,  1851,  to  Bichard  Sutton,  Esq. 
of  Skeffington  Hall,  co.  Leicester,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Bichard 
Sutton,  Bart 

Maty-Frances.  Sophia-Chariotte. 

Helen-Mary. 
Mr.  Burton  m.  2ndly,  5  Oct  1840,  Eleanor-Mary,  dau.  of 
the  bite  William  Browne,  of  Brownes  Hill,  oo.  Csilow,  Esq. 
He  d.  15  Nov.  1844. 

^rm«— Per  pale,  az.  and  purpure,  a  cross,  engrailed,  or, 
between  four  roses,  arg. 

^Y«^— On  a  ducal  coronet,  a  dexter  gaimtlet,  the  palm 
inwards,  all  ppr. 

Jfotto~D<Mninns  providebit 

Saot— Burton  Hall,  oo.  Cariow. 


BURTON  OP  CARRIGAHOLT  CASTLE. 

BoRTON,  Hekrt-Stuabt,  Esq.  of  Carrigaholt  Cas- 
tle, CO.  Clare,  6.  16  Sept.  180d ;  m.  28  June,  1836, 
Alicia-Mary,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Dr.  Simpson,  and  has 
issue,  ^ 

I.  Fbanois-Nathanibl-Valkntinb,  5.  13  Sept  1842. 

n.  William-Conyngham-Yandeleur,  b.  18  Sept  1846. 

m.  Henry-Stuart,  b.  12  June,  1849. 

I.  Lucy-Anne.  ii.  Valentina-Henrletta. 

ui.  Elisabeth-Cedlia-Alioe. 

Mr.  Burton,  and  his  younger  brother,  William* 
ConynKham  Burton,  Esq.,  h.  81  Dec.  1809,  are  the 
sons  o!  the  late  Hon.  Sir  Francis-Nathaniel  Burton, 
G.C.H.,  brother  of  Henry,  1st  Marquess  Conyngham. 
{^  Burke's  Pefro^re.) 

Armt^  4*c.— Same  as  Bubtov  oT^rtoa  JSToU. 
Seal— Carrigaholt  Castle,  co.  Clare. 


BURTON  OF  SACKETTS  HILL  HOUSE. 

Burton,  Sir  Richard,  Ent.  of  Sackett's  Hill 
House,  CO.  Kent,  6.  28  Nov.  1778;  ».  27  April,  1802, 
Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  the  late  Robert  Crofts,  'Esq. 
of  Dumpton  House,  Isle  of  Thanot,  and  has  had 
issue, 

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I.  Jomff,  h.  In  1804 ;  m.  in  1829,  Hary-I^oleni,  eldest  dan. 

of  Captidn  George  Robinson,  R.N. ;  and  dying  in  1933, 

left  one  son  and  one  dau.,  vis.,  Rioh«ju>,  b.  in  1830; 

and  ESlizabeth-Ann. 
n.  Richard,  b.  in  1806 ;  captain  54th  rqgimeat  of  foot ; 

d.  in  1882. 
zn.  Robert,  6.  in  1807 ;  m.  in  1828,  Hary,  youngest  dau. 

of  the  late  Rev.  Robert  Rastall,  rector  of  Winthorpe, 

Notts,  and  has  two  sons,  Robert-Heron,  6.  in  1820; 

ai|d  Uicbard-Crofts,  6.  in  1883 ;  and  two  daus. 
IT.  Frauds,  b.  in  1809. 
V.  Carr,  6.  in  1811 ;  m.  19  Feb.  1848,  Margaret,  2nd  dau. 

of  the  late  W.-H.  Dearsley,  Esq,  of  Shinfield,  Berks. 
I.  Frances-Sarah,  m.  in  1831,  to  Latham  Osborne,  Esq. 
n.  Honor,  m.  in  183§,  Lieut.  Alexander  Brown,  R.N. 

Sir  Rfchard  Burton  received  the  honom*  of  knight- 
hood in  1881. 

HintKQt.—Sa,  John  Buirrok,  Ent.  of  Waketelil,  co. 
York.  b.  in  1744,  eldest  son  of  Col.  Richard  ISurtoh.  o^  tlie 
York  militia,  and  great-great-^rnoidson  of  Arthdr  Burton, 
Esq.  of  KelUng  Hall,  near  Ripley;  who  m.  lst»  ih  1770, 
Honor,  dau.  of  John-Barvey  Thursby,  ftsq.  of  Abington. 
in  Northamptonshire,  and  had  an  only  son,  RkOHxab,  his 
heir.  He  m.  2ndly,  Philippa-Imham  Forster,  of  Buxton 
Vole,  in  Northumberland,  and  by  her  had  a  son,  John,  b. 
and  d.  in  1801,  and  a  dau.,  Philippa-Frances.  Sir  John  d. 
in  1809. 

JmM— 8a.,  on  a  chevron,  between  three  owls,  arig.,  duoally 
crowned,  or,  a  mural  crown,  gu.,  between  two  wreatns  of 
laurel,  vert. 

Cred—A  beacon,  or,  Bred,  ppr.,  surmounted  by  \wo 
branches  of  laurel,  in  saltier,  vert. 

Ifotto— Vigilans. 

Seal— Sackett's  HiO  House,  near  Mai^te. 


BTTSFEILD  OF  ITPWOOD. 

BusTBiiD,  Ita  Rev.  WillulM,  M.A^  of  Upwood, 
CO.  York,  rector  6f  Keighlej,  co.  York,  I.  21  Feb. 
1802 ;  m.  21  Sept.  1880,  Sarah,  youngest  dan.  of  the 
Rev.  CharleB-Frederick  Bond,  <^  Mai^^irettingy  EsBez, 
tod  has  had  issue, 

I.  WiLUAM,  b.  20  Jan.  1837. 

n.  John.  6.  18  Nov.  1889. 

in.  Frederick-Charles,  6.  7  Sept  )84S. 

IV.  Bdward-Haroourt,  d.  1847. 

I.  Maiy,  d.  unm.  1864.  li.  fallen. 

in.  Harriet-Olivia. 

Hitlf agt. — EucABEm  BxjwnxLD,  b.  1  Jan.  1747  (only 
dau.  and  heir  of  William  Busfeikl,  Bki.  of  Eyahworth  Hall, 
Bingley.  oo.  York,  son  and  heir  of  William  BuaMld,  Esq., 
of  Oray's  Inn,  J. P.,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Abraham 
FothergiD.  E«].),  m.  7  Jan.  1705.  Johnson  Atkinson,*  M.D.  of 
Leeds,  and  afterwards  of  Bysh worth  and  Myrtle  Orove,  near 
Bingley,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,  who  assumed,  upon  the  demise  of 
his  wife's  uncle,  Thomas  Busfe41d,  Bfti.,  the  sumame  and 
arms  of  Buunbilb.  The  issue  of  the  marriage  w«re  three 
sons  and  a  dau.,  via., 
I.  William,  of  Upwood. 

XL  Johnson- Atkmson,  D.D.,  b.  8  July,  1775;  m.  in  1798. 
Mary-Susannah.  8rd  dau.  of  Joseph  Priestlev,  Esq.  of 
White  Windows ;  and  2ndly,  Chariotte,  dau.  of  ^  Irving, 
Esq.    By  the  former,  he  left  at  his  decease,  12  Jan.  1849, 

1  William,  now  of  Upwood. 

2  Charles,  6.  6  Sept  1804. 

8  John-Lea.  b.  in  1806 ;  d.  fa  18M. 
4  Haroouri-Norris-Torriana,  b.  5  Dee.  1811. 
m.  Currer-FotheiKill,  of  Cottingley  Bridge,  b.  28  Jan.  1777, 
fa.  12  Feb.  1806^  Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Ferrand.  Esq.  of 
Btodcton-upon-Tees.  and  sister  of  Edward  Ferrand.  Bscl 
of  St.  Ives,  CO.  York,  and  d,  80  June,  1832,  having  had 

inue  («M  FBBftAlTD). 

L  Jane,  m.  27  Oct  1808,  to  Charies  Jones.  Esq.,  mi^r  in 
the  18th  hussar^  and  d.  24  March,  1818,  leaving  issue. 
'The  heiress  of  BuafeUd  d,  6  Nov.  1796,  and  was  «.  by  her 
eldest  son, 

William  Bustvild,  Esq.,  m.  18  May,  1800,  Caroline,  eldest 
dau.  of  Capt  Charies  Wood,  R.N.  of  Bowling  Hall,  and 
sister  of  Sir  Francis  Wood.  Bart.,  but  l^  her  (who  d.  8  April. 
1839)  had  no  issue.  Mr.  Busfefld,  who  is  a  magistrate  and 
deputy-lieutenant  of  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire^  was  re- 
tamed  to  parliament  hy  the  borough  of  Bradford  in  1887. 

.^rm^— Sa.,  a  chevron,  between  three  fleurs-de-lis,  or. 
Aeat— Upwood,  Yorkshire. 


*  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1800,  Susannah,  relict  of  John  Dearden, 
Esq.  ofTheHoUins. 
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BUS 

BUSHE  OF  GLENCAIRN  ABBEY. 

BnsHE,  Oervase-Parker,  Esq.  of  Olencaim  Abbey, 
oo.Waterford,  at  one  time  high-sheriff  of  that  county. 

SritltajJ^. — JoHH  BusHE,  Esq.,  a  colonel  in  the  army, 
had  grant  of  land  in  Kilfane,  10  Deo.  1070.  By  Mary  his 
wife,  dau.  and  co-h<Bir  of  Col.  John  Grey,  he  left,  with  fdUr 
daus.,  two  sons,  Amias,  and  Arthur,  who  m.  twice,  abd 
hadissueby  both  wives.    The  elder  son, 

Amias  Bo«Ba»  Esq.  of  Rilftooi,  co.  Kilkenny,  whose  will, 
dated  29  Aug.  1724^  was  proved  2  March,  1780.  m.  twice 
and  had  issue,  1  Amias,  d.  «nw. ;  2  Cbbistopiier,  of  whose 
line  we  treat ;  8  Arthur,  of  Kilmurry,  oo.  Kilkenny,  father 
of  the  Bev.  Thomas  Bushe,  of  Kingston  Cottage,  co.  Cork, 
who  m,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Charles  Doyle,  Esq.  of  Bnun- 
blestown,  oo.  Kilkenny,  and  left,  with  other  issue,  a  eon, 
the  Right  Hon.  Chablbb  -  Kendall  Bushe,  lord -chief' 
Justice  of  the  Court  of  Queen's  Bench  in  Ireland,  who  m. 
Anne,  sistor  of  Sir  Philip  Crampton.  Bart.,  and  left  at  his 
decease,  John,  and  other  issue ;  1  Elinor,  wife  of  Christo- 
pher Hewetson,  Esq. ;  2  EUsabeth,  wife  of  Edward  Doau, 
Esq.  of  Dangen  and  Tyrenure.    The  2nd  eon, 

Chriwopher  Busrs,  Esq.,  who  d.  vitd  patri$,  left,  by 
Margaret  his  wife,  a  son, 

Amias  Bushe,  Esq.  of  KiUiEmo,  who  m.  2  May,  1737, 
EUiabeth,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Qervais  Parker,  Esq.,  a 
general  of  horse,  governor  of  Cork  and  Kinnde,  oom- 
mander^-ohief  in  Ireland ;  and  dying  in  1773,  was  $,  by 
Us  sen, 

GcftVAK^PABKEa  BuBHE^  Esq.  of  KiUluie,  whose  will, 
dated  80  June,  1792,  was  proved  80  Aug.  1793.  He  ■». 
Mai^  dau.  of  James  Orattan,  Esq.  recorder  of  Dublin,  and 
had  isau^  1  Hxnst-Amias;  2  William,  in  holy  orders, 
rector  of  St.  George^  Dublin;  8  Gervais-Paricer,  barrister- 
at-law,  who  m.  Mrs.  Elisa  Hacket ;  4  Richard ;  5  Robert ; 
1  Chariotte,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Dean  Scott;  and  2  Frances,  m. 
to  the  Right  Rev.  Oeoiige-De  La  Poor  Beresford,  Bishop  of 
KilBfeore.    Hm  eklest  son, 

Hsnbt-Amias  Bushe,  Esq.,  ta.  Lavinia,  eldest  dau.  of 
Blohard  OumUeton,  Esq.  of  Castle  Richard  (now  oalled  Glen- 
cairn  AbbeyX  oo^  Wafeerford,  and  $.,  by  the  bequest  of  that 
kdy's  brother,  Richard-Edlrard  Gumbleton,  Esq.,  who  d. 
in  1819.  to  Gtencaim  Abbey.  He  served  as  high-sherifr  of 
the  00.  of  Waterford  in  1826,  and  was  f.  at  his  decease  by 
his  son,  the  preeent  Major  Gervais-Pabker  Bushe. 

j4rm»— Quarterly:  Ist  and  4th,  az.,  a  wolC  rampant,  arff., 
collared  and  chamed,  or ;  in  cMet,  three  croMes,  patio- 
fitchee,  of  the  second ;  2nd  and  8rd,  bany  of  six,  ar:g.  and 
as.,  a  bend,  corapony,  or  and  gu. 

Crat — ^A  Roat's  head,  am. 

Ifotfo— Moderata  durant 

Seat — Glencaim  Abbey,  co.  Waterford. 


BUSK  OF  FORD'S  GROVE. 

Busk,  Edward-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Ford's  Grove,  co. 
Middlesex,  J.P.,  b.  21  May,  1805 ;  m.  4  Nov.  1851, 
Susan,  dau.  of  Thomas  Benson,  Esq.,  and  has  i£sue, 

I.  Thomas-Tcshmakeb,  6.  18  Sept.  1852. 

I.  Lucy. 

Sritttafft. — Jaoob-Haks  BuaoH,  of  an  ancient  family 
in  Sweden,  came  to  England  early  in  the  last  century,  and 
setUed  at  Leeds.  He  m.  in  1717.  Rachel  Wadsworth,  and 
had  ten  diildren,  none  of  whom  had  male  descendant* 
except  the  youngest. 

Sot  Waimwobtu  Busk,  Ent.,  who  m.  in  17M,  Alice,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Edward-Clark  Parish,  Esq.  of  Walthamstow, 
and  had,  with  four  younger  sons,  his  heir,  Edwabd.  Sir 
Wadsworth  m.  2ndly,  Sarah,  relict  of  Colonel  Vane,  and 
dau.  of  James  Birch,  Esq.  He  «!.  in  1811.  The  eldest  soa 
of  tbe  ftrst  marriage, 

Edward  Busk,  Esq.,  m.  in  IBOO,  Sarah  Thomasln,  dan. 
and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Teshmaker,  Esq.  of  Ford's  Grovo, 
only  son  of  Merry  Teshmaker,  Esq.,  and  nephew  and  heir 
of  James  OooU,  flsq.  of  Ford's  Grov*.  By  this  lady  he 
had  issue, 

Edward -Thomas,  now  of  Ford's  Grove. 

Henry- William,  of  the  Middle  Temple,  barrister^it-law,  m. 
Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Philip  Le  Breton,  and  has 
issue. 

Sarah- Alice. 

Mary-Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Edward-Blackburn  Warren. 
A.M.  Caroline. 

JrDi»— Arg.,  three  trees,  ppr. 
Cretin- A  sug,  regardant,  ppr. 
ifo</o— Siiaviter  sed  fortiter. 
SMU-*Ford*B  Grove,  Enfield,  co.  Middlesex. 


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BUTLER  OF  CREGa. 

BuTLSB,  Francr,  Eeq.  of  Gregg;  co.  Galway,  J.P., 
h.  8  March,  1789 ;  m,  14  Feb.  1814,  Sarah,  sister  of 
Maurice-Crosbie  Moore,  Esq.  of  Mooresfort,  oo.  Tip- 
peraiy,  and  has  issue, 

L  WALTsa-RraHABD,  h.  8  Deo.  1816. 

n.  Edwaxd-Wslter,  6. 12  Sept  18S0. 

I.  Elinbeth,  «.  to  John  Lopdell,  Baq.  of  DenyofWen. 

n.  AnxuL  m.  Sarah-Ellen.  it.  Vranees-Pyne. 

%ixUM^* — PisBOs  BuTLSB,  Eeq.»  aoa  of  llMobald 
Boiler,  and  a  deaoendaafc  of  a  bianeh  of  the  Ormonde 
tenilj,  obtained  fhnn  King  Cbables  TL.,  1  Hay,  1877,  a 
eoofirmatory  patent  of  hla  estate,  which  hie  anceston  had 
•i^oyed  time  immemoriaL    He  was  fttther  of 

Thbobald  BuTLsa,  of  Cregg;  whose  son, 

TsAVOu  BuTLSB,  of  Cregg.  m.  a  dau.  of  Walter  Lambert, 
Bsq.  of  Creg  Clare,  oo.  Galway,  and  had  two  sons  and  three 
dans.    The  elder  son, 

WAiJTBft  BuTLKE,  Bsq.  of  Cregg,  served  as  high4Aieri£r  of 
tlw  eo.  of  Qalway.  He  m.  Ist,  Miss  Anne  Hahon;  and 
Sndlj.  Anne,  dau.  of  —  Taylor,  Bsq.  of  Castle  Taylor,  co. 
Galway,  by  the  former  of  whom  be  had  issns^ 

FBAircia,  now  of  Crerar. 

Walter  who  m.  Miss  &rah  JeflHes,  and  has  one  surviving 

son,  Theobald,  who  m.  in  1889,  his  cousin,  Anna-Maria, 
dm.  of  Andrew  Sakei  Esq.  of  Dunmacreena. 

Iheobold,  who  m.  Nicola,  sister  of  Arthur^t.  Geovge^  Esq. 
of  Tyrone,  ea  Oalway,  and  has  issue. 

Bettncla,  m.  to  Andrew  Blake,  Esq.  of  Dumuwreena. 

Arwu  Quarteriy:  Istandith,  or,  a  chie^  indented,  as.; 
lad  and  Srd,  gu.,  three  covered  cups,  or. 

Onui — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or.  a  phune  of  five  ostrich 
feathers,  arg.,  therefh>m  issuant  a  fiUocm,  rising;  of  the  last. 

JfoCfD-— Comme  je  trouve. 

8aat~-Cngg»  co.  Galway. 


BUTLER  OF  PRIESTOWK. 
BoTLEK,  The  Rit.  Jambs^  of  Priestown,  oo.  Meath, 
5.  in  1790 ;  «k  Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Roth- 
veU,  Esq.  of  Bockfi^  oo.  Meath,  Irialand,  and  has 
issoe^ 
L  Richard.  n.  Thomas.  m.  James, 

n.  Matilda.  m.  Isabella. 


nr.  Angoeta,  d.  young.  ▼,  Emma. 

SrinCXS^ • — ^From  the  genealogy  '*  ftimished  in  the  year 
171S,  for  Theobald  Butler,  Knt.,  son  of  Peter,  D.D..  son  of 
Theobald,  son  of  Jamss,  Baron  of  Dunboyne  and  Mullin- 
gsr,"  a  appears  that,  before  the  year  1329,  Theobald  Butler 
n.  Joanna,  dau  of  John  Walter,  by  whom  be  had  two 
sooa,  Theobald,  ancestor  of  the  Ormonde  family  of  Butlers; 
and  Thomas,  wno  d.  in  1829,  having  m.  Synolda,  dan.  and 
hiiiiass  of  Peter  Petit,  of  Dunboyne  and  Mullingar,  whose 
son,  Peter,  or  Pierce,  besides  other  children,  left  a  son, 
WfOiMm,  Baron  of  Dunboyne,  m.  in  U06,  Elisabeth,  by 
whom  he  left  issue,  James,  who  m.  Morina,  dau.  of  — 
Brian,  and  d.  in  1446,  leaving  a  son,  Edmund  (who  was 
lestoitid  to  the  manor  of  MuUiagar  by  act  of  parliunent, 
Hnrnr  YII.)  He  m.  Katherine,  dan.  of  Bicfaard  Boelieke, 
and  left  issue,  **  Peter,  or  Pierce,  killed  by  James  Tobyn 
fai  1502  f*  and  James,  who  m.  Elinor,  dau.  of  MacCarthy 
Bssflh.  and  d.  Barcm  of  Dunboyne  in  1508.  leaving  James, 
Baran  of  Dunboyne^  who  m.  81  Hcvbt  YUI,  Joanna,  dau. 
ef  PMer,  Bari  of  Ormonde,  and  left  issue,  Edmund,  Lord 
Dunboyne,  who  m.  Cedlia,  dan.  of  Cormao  MacCarthy,  of 
Mnsksny,  whose  son,  James,  Baron  of  Dunboyne,  d. 
18  F^b.  1035,  having  m.  1st,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Barnaby 
Pttspatrick,  Lord  of  Up  Ossory,  whose  son,  John,  was 
*«  killed  by  Rkshard  Grace  in  1602,"  and  whose  dau., 
ieanaa,  at.  Maurice  71tm;ibbon,  White  Knight;  and  Cathe- 
Tkm,  m.  N.  Bverard.  James,  Baron  of  Dunboyne,  m.  2ndly, 
Margaret,  dan.  of  ComeUus,  Earl  of  Thomond,  by  whom 
he  left  isso^  Pierea,  who  m.  Maigaret.  dau.  of  Walter 
Bbke^  Boq.  of  the  oo.  Galway,  and  left  issue,  James,  who 
d.9,p.,  and 

TmmamALD  Butlbb,  of  Priestown,  co.  Meath,  who  m.  1st, 
Maria  O'Hara,  who  d.  ».p.\  and  2ndly,  Maria,  dau.  of 
Vathanisl  Whitwell,  alderman  of  Dublin,  by  whom  he  left 
isBos^  1  Jajus^  of  whom  hereafter ;  2  Whitwell,  who  set- 
tlsd  in  Kerry,  and  m.  Belinda  Yielding;  by  whom  he  left 
James,  WhitweU,  and  Belinda;  and  8  Ellen,  who  m.  Robert 
Bastty,  bq.    The  elder  son, 

Jamss  Bcni.cB,  Esq.  of  Prisstown,  m.  Dorothsa,  dau.  of 
Sir  Bkhard  Steele^  Bart.,  by  whom  he  loft  issue, 
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BiORABD,  of  whom  hereafter. 

James,  lieut.^;eQ.  and  governor  of  Sandhurst  Co11m;o,  who 
m.  Ist,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of —  Pitcaime,  Esq.,  by  whom  he 
left  issue,  James,  a  nu^or  in  the  army  *  Alexander,  a  cap- 
tain in  the  army ;  Jeannette;  Elisabeth;  Katherine;  and 
Rosa.  He  m.  2ndly,  Frances,  dau.  of  —  Glover,  who 
d.  «.  j>.  in  1828 :  and  8rdly,  a  dau.  of  •—  Bateman,  who 
survives  him.    He  d.  in  August,  1880. 

Theobald,  m.  Lucy,  dau.  of—  Richards,  Bsq. 

WhitwelL  d,  ».  p.  Pierce,  d.  t.  p. 

Nathaniel-Edward,  to.  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev,  —  Stone, 
d.  ».  p.  in  1842. 

Rose,  d.  umn. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thb  Rey.  Riobabd  Butleb,  D.D.,  vicar  of  Bumohui-ch, 
CO.  Kilkenny,  m.  in  1792,  Martha,  2nd  dau.  of  Richard 
Rothwell,  Esq.  of  Burford,  co.  MeaUi,  and  had. 

Jambs;  now  of  Priest-Town. 

Richard  (the  Very  Rev. },  Dean  of  Clonmacnoise  and  vicar 
of  Trim.  6.  14  Oct  1794;  m.  14  Aug.  1828,  Harriet  dau.  of 
B.-L.  Edgeworth,  Esq.  of  Edgeworthstown,  by  Frances- 
Anne  his  wifia,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  D.-A.  Beaufort,  D.D. 

Thomas-Lewis,  capt  79th  Highlanders,  d.  in  1848. 

Whitwell,  TO.  in  1888,  Elizabeth,  2ttd  dau.  of  John-Payne 
(Jarnett  Esq.  of  Arch  Hall,  co.  Meath,  and  has  issue, 
Whitwdl,  Richard.  John,  Mary,  and  Elizabeth. 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  m.  1st,  in  1880,  Henrietta,  dau.  of 
Henry  Skryne,  Esq.  of  Warieigh,  Somersetshire,  by  whom 
(who  d.  in  1832)  he  had  a  son,  Bagot  d.  an  infiuit;  2ndly, 
In  1885,  Anne-Elisabeth,  dau.  of  WlUam  WoodviUe.  Esq., 
by  whom  (who  d.  in  1846)  he  had  a  son,  Theobaid-WU- 
liam ;  and  Srdly,  in  184(V  Blanche^  dau.  of  Philip  Perring, 
Esq.  of  Devon. 

John.  Mary. 

Dr.  Butler  d.  in  1841. 


Amu—ltt,  or,  on  a  diiei;  indented,  as.,  eight  escallop- 
shells,  of  the  first,  Bxttlbb;  2nd,  arg.,  a  fasse,  sa.,  Pktit  ; 
8rd,  gu.,  three  covered  cups.  or.  BuTi.Ba;  4th,  gu.,  a  fesse, 
oompony,  or  and  as.,  cotiaea,  of  the  second,  for  WHiTwaLL. 

Ifotto— Timor  Domini  fons  vit». 


BUTTER  OF  FASKALLY. 

BuTTEB,  Abohibald,  Esq.  of  Faskally,  oo.  Perth, 
JJP.  and  D.L.,  b.  9th  May,  1805;  m,  in  Sept  1884. 
Jemima,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  James  Richardson, 
Esq.  of  Pitfour,  oo.  Perth,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Archibald,  b.  28  March,  1886. 

u.  Heniy-Thomas,  5.  17  Aug.  1840. 

m.  James,  6.  28  May,  1848. 

rv.  Albert,  6.  28  8^t.  1844. 

I.  BUaabeth-Vere.  u.  Jemima-Chariotte-Barbara. 

UnttiQt.— The  late  Abohibald  Buttbb,  Esq.,  a  lieut- 
coL  in  the  army,  b.  in  1769  (eldest  son  of  Hemy  Butter, 
Esq.,  by  Katherine  his  wife,  2nd  dan.  of  Peter  Hay,  Esq.  of 
Leys  and  Banderston,  co.  Fife,  and  grandson  of  Ajrchibald 
Butter,  Esq.,  by  Joan.  dau.  of  Henry  Balneaves);  to.  in 
1808,  Yere,  only  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Robert  Menaiea,  of 
Menzies,  Bart,  and  by  her,  who  survived  until  Jan.  1847, 
left  at  his  decease,  in  1805,  an  only  son  and  suooessor,  the 
present  Abchibald  Butteb,  Esq.  of  Faskally. 

Armi    A»g.,  a  cross,  sa.,  between  four  hearts,  gu. 
Crei^^Two  arms  issuing  from  olouds,  drawing  a  bow  witii 
an  arrow,  pale  ways,  all  i^. 
MotUh-Vixiget  Deus. 
&a(--FaskaUy,  co.  Perth. 


BUTTS  OF  OAMESWORTH. 

Burrs,  The  Rev.  Edwabd-Drdrt,  of  Camesworth, 
CO.  Dorset,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  James  Hill,  Esq.  of 
Walthamstow,  oo.  Essex,  and  has  issue^ 

L  Edwabd-Dbvbt.  XI.  Willlam-Pitt 

m.  Robert-Gosset.  nr.  Heniy-Hill. 

V.  John-George. 

I.  Amy.  u.  Selina-Jane.  nx.  Martha-Beatrioe. 

Mr.  Butts  is  incumbent  of  Melplaish,  oo.  Dorset. 

Srineage.—The  funny  of  ButU  held  at  a  very  eariy 
period,  and  for  a  considerable  time,  the  manorial  estates 
of  Bhouldham,  Thorpe,  and  Thoxnage,  the  latter  of  which 
was  eanried  out  of  the  funily  by  an  heiress,  who  to.  Sir 
N.Bacon,  Bart 

Thb  Riort  Ret.  Robkbt  Butts,  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely 
(2nd  son  of  the  Rev.  WilUam  Butts,  rector  of  Hartest, 
Suffolk),  TO.  1st,  Elixabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Anthony 
Pitcher,  rector  of  Hawsted ;  and  2nd]y,  Anne^  dan.  of  the 

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B  Y  A 

Ber.  JamM  Beynolds,  of  Lackford,  Suffolk.  By  tbe  Utter, 
bis  lordship  bftd  six  daus.,  and  by  the  former,  two  sons 
and  three  daua.,  via., 

Eyton,  in  holy  orders,  dean  of  Cloyne. 

BoBBBT,  of  Whom  presently. 

Idartha,  m.  to  Dr.  Steadman,  archdeacon  of  Norfolk. 

Charlotte.  Mary,  m.  to  Dr.  Owen. 

The  2nd  eon, 

Thb  Bev.  Bobert  Butts,  rector  of  Long  Melford,  Suffolk, 
ia.  Jane,  dau.  of  Dr.  Beuben  Clarke,  dean  of  Woetminater, 
and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Jane,  wife  of  Boger  Kedington,  of 
Bougham,  and  another  son,  BobertX 

The  Bev.  Wiluam  Butts,  who  »».  Amy,  3rd  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  Oeorge  Druiy,  A.M.,  rector  of  Overstone  and  Cladon, 
who  d.  in  1807,  and  had.  besides  the  present  Bev.  Edward- 
Dbubt  Butts,  four  aona  and  two  daus.,  via., 

Bobert  William,  who  m.  Misa  Bobinsou. 

Charlea-Saliabury.  Henry-Owen. 

Emily,  m.  to  Thomas  M'Dougall,  Esq. 

Jane-Elizabeth. 

&at— Oamesworth  House,  Bridport 


BYAM  OP  ANTIGUA,  AND  OF  SOMERSET- 
SHIRE. 

By  AM,  William,  Esq.  of  Cedar  Hill,  Antigua,  and 
of  Weatwood  House,  in  the  co.  of  Hants,  president 
of  the  island  of  Antigua,  and  lieut.-coL  of  the  local 
dragoons,  m.  8  Feb.  1815,  Martha,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Itogers,  Esq.  of  Antigua^  and  has  issue, 

1.  Bdwabx>-Oamaob,  capt.  60th  regt.,  6.  80  June,  1838. 

n.  WiUiam,  b.  10  Feb.  1828. 

I.  Lydia,  m.  18  March,  1887,  to  Franda  Shand,  Eoq.  of 

EverUm,  oo.  Lancaster. 
I.  Martha-Anne.  n.  EUaabeth-Christiana. 

Mr.  Byam  served  in  the  15th  hussars,  in  the  south 
of  France,  and  afterwsods  at  Waterloo,  where  he  was 
wounded. 

Htneailfe.— The  family  of  Byam  (**  antiquissima  familia 
Byajcorum'*)  oonaiata  of  two  branches  descended  flrom  two 
brothers,  the  sons  of  ^^lliam  Byam,  a  distinguished  roy- 
alist, who  waa  engaged  on  the  king's  aide  throughout  the 
whole  of  the  civil  wan  in  the  West  of  England,  and  after- 
wards became  governor  of  Surinam,  vis.,  Col.  WiUoughby 
Byam,  who  commanded  the  body-guard  at  the  capture 
of  St.  Christopher,  in  1000,  and  c/,  of  his  wounda  there 
received ;  and  Edward  Byam,  governor  of  the  Leeward 
lalands,  who,  surviving  to  an  advanced  age,  d.  in  1741 ;  the 
former  being  now  represented  by  William  Btam.  Esq.  of 
Cedar  Hill,  in  Antigua,  and  of  Weatwood,  in  Hampshire, 
and  the  latter  by  the  Bev.  Biobard-Buboh  Btam,  vicar  of 
Kew  and  Petenham,  in  Surrey.  The  atate  of  the  family 
was  duly  registered  by  the  Heralds  in  the  Visitation  of 
Bomeraetshire.  a.d.  1628. 

Wiluam  Btam,  6.  9  Maroh.  1028  (2nd  son  of  the  Bev. 
Edward  Byam,  precentor  of  Cloyne,  and  grandson  of  the 
Bev.  Lawrence  Byam,  of  Luooombe,  oo.  Somerset,  who 
desoended  from  Mainereh,  Lord  of  Brecknock,  who  derived 
from  CAEAnoG  Vraioh  Vras,  Eaii  of  Hereford,  Lord  of 
Badnor);  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Francis  Knollys,  of  Stand- 
ford-in-the-Vale,  co.  Berks,  Esq.,  by  Alice  his  wife,  sister 
and  oo-heir  of  Sir  William  Beecher,  Rnt.,  and  granddau.  of 
Bichard,  brother  and  heir  of  ¥rilliam  Knollys,  Ist  Earl  of 
Banbury.  This  gentleman  was  governor  of  Surinam, 
whence,  on  its  being  ceded  to  the  Dutch,  in  1007,  he  re- 
moved to  Antigua,  where  he  had  grants  of  lands,  and  where 
he  d.,  leaving,  with  other  issue, 
L  WiLLOUOHBT,  his  heir. 

n.  Edward,  governor  of  the  Leeward  Islands,  and  president 
of  the  council  of  Antigua  in  1707;  la.  twice,  and  had  issue 
by  each  marriage.  By  the  first  marriacre,  with  Mary  Win- 
thorpe,  he  had  a  son,  Edward,  and  a  oau.,  Mary,  wife  of 
•  OoL  Thomas  Williams,  son  of  Bowland  Williams,  Lieut- 
Governor  of  Antigua.  By  hia  2nd  wife,  Lydia,  widow  oi 
Samuel  Martin,  Esq.  of  Qreen  Castle,  and  aiwt  of  Sir 
Oeorge  Thomas,  Bart.,  he  left  at  his  decease,  4  Dec.  1741, 
with  two  daus.,  Alice,  m.  to  Robert  Freeman,  of  Antigua, 
and  Lydia,  m.  to  hercouain,  Edward  Byam,  of  Cedar  Hill, 
as  hereafter,  three  sons, 
1  Qeoige.  of  Antigua,  h.  34  April,  1704,  m.  Henrietta- 


MariiL  dau.  of  CoL  John  Frye,  of  Antigua,  and  d.  in 
1834.  leaving,  with  other  iasue,  a  sou,  Oeoige,  of  Apps 
Court,  eo.  Surrey,  who  ta.  Louisa,  dau.  of  Peter  Bath- 


urst,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Clarendon  Park,   co.  Wilta,  and 
niece  of  Earl  Bathuntt,  and  by  her  had  a  son,  Oeorge.  d, 
1774,  and  four  daus.,  1  Belinu,  m.  to  the  Bev.  WiiUun 
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B  Y  A 

Hony.  of  Liskeard,  co.  Cornwall,  and  had  issue ;  2  HU- 
sabeth,  m.  to  Mark  Batt,  Esq.  of  La  well  House,  Devon, 
and  d.  «.  p  ;  3  Louisa ;  and  4  Henrietta,  d.  wim.  The 
eldest  sister  of  Oeoige,  of  Apps  Court,  Mary,  w.  Daniel 
Mathew,  Esq.  of  Antigua,  and  of  Felix  Hall,  Essex,  and 
had  issue,  Daniel-Byam  Mathew,  of  Felix  Hall,  who  m. 
Eliaabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Dering,  Bart ;  Geoiv«^ 
who  m.  Euphemia  Hamilton:  Elizabeth,  m.  Bobert 
4th  Yiaconnt  Oalway :  Louisa  Mathew,  who  m.  Admiral 
Lord  Oambier ;  and  Jane,  ta.  Samuel  Oambier,  commin- 
sioner  of  the  navy. 

8  William,  of  Byama,  in  Antigua,  and  of  Weetboume 

House,  Faddingcon,  co.  Middlesex,  col.  in  the  army,  and 

a  member  of  we  privy  cotmcil  of  Antigua,  6.  8  July, 

1700,  m.  19  June,  1736,  Anne,  dau.  of  CoL  John  Oun- 

thorpe,  member  of  the  privy  council  of  Antigua,  and 

had  issue, 

Martin,  of  Antigua,  member  of  council,  6.  29  Sept 

1742,  m.  2  Nov.  1711,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Stephen  Bli- 

aard,  judge  of  the  Common  Fleas  in  Antijarua,  and 

relict  of  William  Warner,  Esq.,  of  that  island,  and  d. 

in  June,  1806,  «.  p. 

Edward,  b.  16  Sept  1748,  lieut  in  the  royal  navy,  was 
lost  in  the  "  Ville  de  Paris,"  aftw  her  capture  in  1782, 
leaving,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  William  Ounthorpe, 
Esq.  of  Antigua,  a  son.  William-Henry,  capt  RN., 
m.  his  coudn,  Alicia,  dau.  of  Anthony  Wyice,  E.^q., 
and  d.  «.  o.  20  Nov.  1888 ;  and  a  dau.,  LiDtiira,  d.  tmm. 
in  1886. 

William,  b.  7  Nov.  1758,  capt  in  the  68th  foot  m.  in 
1781,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Bichard  Burgh,  of 
Mount  Bruis,  co.  Tipperaiy,  and  d.  27  April,  1830, 
having  had  issue,  1  Martin-William,  6.  1783,  m.  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Thomas  Bull,  of  Bostock  Uall,  co. 
Chester,  and  d.  i.  p.,  22  April,  1880;  2  Bicharo- 
BuBOH,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Kew  and  Petersham, 
00.  Surrey,  member  of  council  at  Antigua,  6.  26  Jan. 
1786 ;  4  Edward-Samuel,  a  Celtic  scholar,  formerly 
commissary-general  of  the  police  in  the  inland  of 
Mauritius,  6.  6  Aug.  1788.  m.  26  March,  1818,  Eleanor, 
eldest  dau.  of  Andrew-Murray  Prior,  Esq.  of  Both- 
downy,  Queen's  Co.,  and  niece  of  Viscount  Frankfort^ 
and  had  issue,  Edward-De  Montmorentnr,  6.  6  Aug. 
1819,  and  d.  Oct  following;  4  Martha :  6  Anna-Maria ; 
and  0  AUeia^uliana,  m.  to  William  Leeves,  Esq.  of 
Tortington  House,  Sussex. 

Anne.  m.  in  1708,  to  Anthony  Wyke,  Eeq.  of  the  island 
of  Montserrat,  and  has  issue,  Oeoive,  captain  in  the 
Grenadier  guards ;  Anne,  wife  of  Daniel  Hill,  Esq. ; 
Louisa,  m.  to  Henry  Mitford,  Esq.,  capt  B.N.,  nephew 
of  Lord  Bedeedale,  and  other  issue. 
Alice,  m.  28  April,  1763,  Samuel  Eliot  Bsq.  of  Antigu* 
(derived  ftx>m  a  branch  of  the  family  of  Port  Eliot  in 
Cornwall),  and  had  four  daus.,  1  Anne,  m.  to  Lieut - 
Oen.  Sir  Henry  Cosby,  of  BarnsvUle  ^u-k,  oo.  Olou- 
oester;  2  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Stapleton,  Lord 
Le  Deepenaer;  3  Mary,  m.  to  Bobert  Camden  Cope, 
Esq.,  col  of  the  Armagh  militia;  and  4  Alice,  m. 
8  Aug.  1790,  to  William  Hay-Oarr,   Eari  of  Enroll, 
grand&ther  of  the  present  peer. 
8  Francia,  in  holy  orders,  fellow  of  Trinity  College,  Cam- 
bridge, rector  of  St  John's,  Antigua,  and  member  of 
council,  6.  8  Auk.  1709,  d.  in  1767,  having  m.  2  Jan.  1788. 
Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Warner,  Esq.   of 
Eltiiam,  CO.  Kent,  col.  in  the  army,  and  member  of 
council  in  Antigua,  and  had,  with  otherissue,  1  Edward, 
6.  21  Dec.  1740,  m.  7  July,  1768,  Bebecca,  dau.  of  Stephen 
Blisard.  Judge  of  the  Common  Pleas  in  Antigua.    This 
Edward  was  Judge  of  the  Vice-Admiralty  Court  and 
president  of  the  Council  of  Antigua.  He  d.  8  Feb.  1817, 
leaving  an  only  child  and  heir,  Jane,  m.  to  Thomas-Nor- 
bury  Rerby,  proaident  of  the  Council  of  Antigua,  and 
had  issue,  Anne  Byam,  m.  to  the  Hon.  and  Bev.  Miles 
Stapleton,  8rd  son  of  Lord  Le  Despenser,  by  whom  sho 
had  four  daus.,  oo-hein  to  the  barony  ;  2  Ashton-War- 
ner  (SirX  Knt,  attorney-general  of  Orenada,  6.  1  Jima, 
1744,  d.  wnm, ;  8  Bichard-Scott  b.  24  Dec.  1763,  d,  %tmm. 
in  1832;  4  Orace^ohnson,  m.  3  March,  1707,  to  Thomas 
Ottley,  Eeq.  of  the  island  of  St.  Vincent,  and  had  issuo. 

The  eldest  son, 

WiLLocoHBT  Btam,  Esq.,  lieut.-ool.  in  the  army,  com- 
manded the  body-guard  of  the  commander-in-chief  at  the 
capture  of  St.  Christopher's,  in  1090,  where  he  received  m 
wound  of  which  he  died.  He  waa  father  of  two  soqb, 
Wiluam.  his  heir,  and  Samuel,  whose  granddau.  and 
heiress,  PhiUis  Byam,  m.  1st  Chariton  Wollaston,  phyddan 
to  Queen  Charlotte,  and  Sndly,  James  Frampton,  Esq.  of 
Moreton,  oo.  Dorset.    The  elder  son, 

Wiluam  Btam,  Esq.  of  Oedar  Hill,  Antigua,  col.  In  the 
army,  and  member  of  the  privy  council  of  the  island,  m, 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Teamans,  lieut. -governor  of  Antigua, 
and  had,  with  other  issue,  who  d.  ]roung,  three  daus. 
(Mary,  m.  to  Warner  Tempest  Esq. ;  Anne,  m.  to  Crooke 
Thomas,  of  London,  merchant ;  and  Bebecca,  m.  to  Thomas 
Freeman,  Esq),  and  three  sons,  Edwabd,  his  heir;  John- 
Sampson,  d.  tmm,  1700 ;  and  Henry,  D.D.,  d.  1700,  leaving 
three  daus,  Anne;  Hester,  m.  to  Anthony  Munton,  Esq.; 

Jigitized  by  ^^^  ^  ^  ^^  ^  ^ 


B  Y  R 

and  Hary-Ounthorpe.  m.  to  CoL  William  Dundaa,  brother  of 
the  lat  Viaoount  Melville.    The  oldest  son, 

Edward  Byam.  Esq.  of  Codor  Hill,  and  of  Clay  Ilill, 
Enfield,  co.  Middlesex,  and  sometime  of  Llanian,  in  the 
pariah  of  St.  Maty,  Pembroke,  where  he  was  buiied,  6. 1712, 
m.  in  1734,  his  cousin  Lydia,  dau.  of  Edward  Byam,  gover- 
nor of  the  Leeward  Islands,  and  dying  in  1768,  was  «.  by 
his  son, 

William  Byam.  Esq.  of  Cedar  Uill,  and  sometime  of 
Sonny  Hill,  co.  Pembroke,  who  m.  Martha^  dau.  of  Edward 
Bogen,  of  lAnwnda,  co.  Pembroke,  and  d.  in  1779,  leaving, 
with  a  dau.,  who  d.  umm.,  two  sons,  Edwakd,  his  heir,  and 
Samoel,  D.D.,  Ticar  of  Oatterick,  co.  York,  and  chaplain  hi 
oxQhiary  to  the  king,  who  d.  in  1816,  leaving,  by  Jane  his 
wife,  dao.  of  John  Welsh,  Esq.  of  St.  Christopher's,  three 
aoas  and  two  daus.,  viz.,  Willlam-George-Munton,  late  of 
the  i3rd  light  infantry;  Adolphus-Elizabeth,  capt.  Madras 
artillery,  d.  $.  p. ;  HenryAJamea,  d.  in  Spain,  vnni. ;  Comelia- 
Bacfael.  m.  to  Baron  Augustus  de  Firkee;  and  Augusta- 
Looiaa-Anne,  m.  Fredk.  -Shallet  Lomax,  Esq.  The  elder  son, 
Bdwabd  Btam ,  Esq.  of  Oedar  Hill,  member  of  the  House 
of  Asaembly  of  Antigua,  6. 1767,  m.  Christiana-Matilda,  dau. 
of  Matthew  Ryan,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  barrister-at-law,  and  d. 
in  1795,  leaving  two  sons,  William,  now  of  Cedar  Hill; 
and  Edwabd,  of  Warblington  Lodge,  Hants,  b.  in  1794, 
late  mi^jor  16th  hussars,  and  now  m^oivgen.  in  the  army, 
aerred  in  the  Peninsula  and  at  Waterloo,  who  m.  in  1829, 
Biaabeth-Augusta,  sister  of  the  Ute  Shr  Orenville  Temple, 
Bart.,  and  has,  Willoughby-Temple,  b.  in  1832;  Henry- 
Edward,  6.  hx  1836;  Arthur-Merick ;  Edward-Willoughby- 
Greniille;  Temple-Knollys ;  Matilda- Augusta- Anne ;  Agnea- 
Welthian;  Maria  •  Christiana  •  EUzabech ;  Augusta -Temple; 
Enen^Iadys ;  Christhia-Latura ;  and  Alioe-Maigaiet. 

w<rm<— Quarterly :  Ist,  aig.,  three  dragons*  heoda,  erased, 
vert,  each  holding  in  its  mouth  a  dexter  hand,  erased,  ppr., 
dropping  blood ;  2nd,  sa,  a  chevron  between  three  spears' 
headA,  erect.,  arg.,  pointed,  gu.;  3rd,  gu.,  a  lion,  rampant- 
regardant^  or ;  4th,  gu.,  three  towers,  triple-turretted,  atg. ; 
6th.  rert,  a  chevron  between  three  wolver  heads,  erased,  or: 
6th,aafirsi. 

CVwr*— l«t,  A  squirrel,  passant,  or,  collared  and  chained, 
vert;  2nd,  a  dragon's  head,  erased,  vert,  langued,  gu.,  hold- 
ing in  its  ^ws  a  hand,  ppr.,  dropping  blood. 

JfoMo— Claris  dextera  factis.  "  Y  gwin  yn-erbyn  y  byd,"  is 
Uie  motto  borne  by  Edward-Samuel  Byam,  Esq. 

&a«*— Cedar  Hill,  island  of  Antigua;  Westwood  Hqusc^ 
and  Warblington  Lodge,  Hants. 

BYRNE  OF  CABINTEELY. 
Btbnte,  Oeoroiana-Mary,  of  Cabinteely,  co,  Dubr 
lin.    Miss  Byrne  inherited  the  estates  at  the  diecease 
of  her  aiflter. 

KnraSf  • — ^Prom  the  earliest  era  oif  Irish  history,  tp 
the  invasion  of  Cbomwkll,  the  family  of  O'Bjroln,  O'Byme, 
or  OnSiine,  was  amongst  the  most  powerflU  and  distin- 
guished in  the  province  of  Lelnster.  It  traces  its  descent. 
from  Hermon,  the  youngest  son  of  MUesius,  ^ough  Ugano. 
Mme  and  Gathire  More,  two  of  the  most  renowped  warriors 
tint  swayed  the  Iriidi  soeptre. 

Chablsb  (XBTiunB,  representative  of  this  great  houae,  was 
deprived  by  Cbomwkll  of  his  extensive  domains.  He  t^. 
Orisd,  dao.  of  Byrne  of  BallinacurbQg,  and  had  three  sons, 
Hugh,  of  Ballinacurbeg,  whooe  Ihi^  i«  extinct;  John,  ojf 
BaOendongfa.  oo.  Wicklowi^  who  had  three  daus.,  hia  co-. 
hsln ;  and  Dahisl.    This 

Dajiiel  Byrne  m.  Anne,  dau.  pf  Rlch^i-d  Taylor,  Esq^  of 
Sworda,  and  had,  with  two  daus.  (Mary,  m.  1st,  to  John 
Walsh,  of  Old  Connaught,  Bsq.^  and  2n<lly,  to  Sir  Luke 
Bowdall,  Bart.;  and  Mi^rgaret,  fa.  to  Terence  Dunn,  of 
BrittasX  four  sons,  1  Gregory  of  Timogue,  created  a  Bart, 
in  1671  (hia  male  representative  is  Oborob,  Lobd  Db  Tab- 
LKt);  8  JoKr,  of  whom  presently;  8  Walter,  capt.  in  the 
army,  d.  at  St.  Germaina;  and  4  Joaeph,  of  Dub^  UUed 
atAug^iriin.    The  2nd  S09, 

JoBV  BTBin,  Esq.  of  Cabinteely,  a  barrister  of  eminence^ 
served  the  olBoe  of  higfa-sheriif  of  tfiat  shire.  He  m.  in 
1678,  Mary,  dau.  of  Walter  Cherers,  Esq.  of  Monkstown, 
by  Alson  his  wife,  dau.  of  Viscount  Netterville,  and  d. 
suddenly  in  1681,  when  he  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Walter  Btrnb,  Esq.  of  Oabinteely,  who  m.  Clare,  dau.  of 
Chriatopher  Mapaa,  Esq.  of  Boaohestown,  but  dying  without 
lasoe,  :;l  Jan.  1731,  waa  «.  by  his  brother, 

JoHV  Btbhb,  Esq.  of  Cabinteely,  a  merchant  in  Dublin. 
This  gentleman  eu  Marianna,  youngeet  dau.  of  Colonel 
1>adhy  Ookkmgh,;  of  Mohory,  co.  Wexford,  and  had.  with 
four  dana.  (Mary,  who  m.  Walter  Blakc^ey,  Esq.,  and  was 
grcat-grandmotlier  of  thf  Bt.  Qo^,  Thomaa  Wyae,  H.M. 
IC4 


BYT 

minister-plenipotentiary  at  the  court  of  Gieece ;  Fianoes,  m 
to  Edward  Masterson,  Esq. ;  Harriet,  m.  to  Anthony  Lynch, 
Esq. ;  and  Marianne,  m.  to  Adam  Colclough,  Esq.X  eight 
sons,  of  whom  the  three  eldest  were, 
Gbobob,  his  heh-. 

Dudley,  who  m.  Eliaabeth,  dau.  of  James  Dillon,  Esq. 
John.  who.  after  the  death  of  his  father,  resided  vnth  a 
merchant  in  Rotterdam,  whence  removing  to  Bordeaux, 
he  commenced  buahiess  there.  This  gentleman,  who  took 
out  letters  of  nobilltv  from  the  French  government,  in 
1771, »»  Mary,  dau.  of  R  Gemon,  Esq..  an  eminent  mer- 
chant in  Bordeaux,  and  was  $.  at  hia  decease  by  his  son, 
UiOHARD  O'Btrne,   Esq.,  who  «.  Elizabeth,  dau    of 
Richard-William  Stack.  M.D.  of  Bath,  and  d,,  leaving  a 
sou  and  successor,  the  present 

Robert  O'Htrni^  who  m.  Martha-Troughear,  dau.  of 
Joseph  Clark,  Esq.  of  Norwich,  and  has  issue, 
WiLUAM-RiCHARD,  author  of  Tlu  Naval  Biography, 
b.  27  Jim.  1828,  wi.  29  Oct.  1861,  Emily,  dau.  of  John 
Troughear  Handy,  Esq.  of  Molmesbuiy.  vvilts,  and 
has  issue,  Emily-Mary,  and  Kathleen-Elizabeth. 
Robert,  6.  23  Ce;.  1826. 
Mr.  Byrne  d,  in  1741,  and.waa  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Gbobob  Btbnb,  Esq.  of  Cabhiteely,  who  m.  Clare,  2nd 
dau.  of  Ci^tain  Michael  Nugent,  of  Coi-lanstown,  00.  Weet- 
meath,  and  sister  to  Robert,  Earl  Nugent.  By  thia  lady, 
he  left  issue  a  dau.,  Mary,  wife  of  William  Sken-ett,  Esq.  of 
FInvara,  and  three  sons,  Miohabl,  his  heir;  Gregory, 
d.  unm. ;  and  Robebt,  suooeesor  to  his  brother.  Mr.  Byrne 
was  ».  by  his  son, 

Michael  Byrnb,  Esq.  of  Oabinteely,  at  whftse  demise, 
Knm.,  the  estates  devolved  upon  his  only  surviving  broUier, 
Robert  Byrhb,  Esq.  of  Cabinteely,  who  »«.  Mary,  dau,  of 
Robert  Devereux,  Esq.  of  Carigmenan,  co.  Wexford,  and  left 
at  his  decease,  in  1798,  three  daus.,  Mary-dare,  who  d.  wnm. 
1810 ;  Clarinda-Mary,  who  d.  warn. ;  and  Gborolama-Mabt, 
now  of  Cabinteely. 

Armt—QvL,  a  chevron,  betvreen  three  dexter  handa  arg. 
Crut—A  mermaid,  in  the  d«xter  hand  a  mirror,  in  tl 


sinister  a  comb,  all  ppr. 
lfo«o— Certavi  et  ncL 


the 
&»f— CaWnteely,  ca  Dublin. 

BYTHKSEA  OF  THE  HILL,  FRESHFORD. 
Bythesra,  Sajiuel-Willum,  Esq.  of  The  Hill, 
Freehford,  Somersetshire,  J.P.,  6.  14  July,  1801;  m, 
his  cousin,  Mary-Agnes  JBythesea,  younger  dau.  of 
the  late  Charles  Brome,  Esq.  of  MallingHouse,  West 
Mailing,  Kent,  youngest  and  last  sxirvivin^son  of 
John  Brome,  Esq.  of  the  Manor  House,  Bishop's 
Stortford,  Herts,  by  Mary  his  wife,  sister  of  Sir 
Chcirles  Saxton,  Bart,  of  c5rcourt>  Berkshire,  many 
years  commissioner  of  Portsmouth.  By  this  lady, 
Mr.  Bythesea  has  one  son, 
Samuel-Willlax-Charlbs-Bromb,  6.  9' April,  1881. 

JLintEQt *'^-Th»  first  mayor  of  Axbridge,  appointed 
under  the  charter  of  Elizabeth,  dated  22  Feb.  1698,  waa  a 
JoHK  Btthbsba;  and  in  the  corporation  records  of  that 
bqrough,  the  family  is  mentioned  as  the  oldest  and  moat 
respectable  there* 

1^o)[A8  Bythesea,  of  Compton  Bishop,  member  of  the 
corporation  of  Axbridge  in  1645,  afterwards  mayor  of  that 
Ixjo^ugh,  and  a  magistrate  for  the  co.  of  Wilts,  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Oliver  Chivers,  prebendary  of  Sarum, 
gny)d-9iece  and  oo^eir  of  Richard  Vtiter,  Esq.,  and  great- 
granddau.  of  Sir  Henry  Vinour,  who  was  grandson  of  Henry 
Vinour,  Esq.,  by  Annie  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Scrope, 
Knt.  of  Castleoombe,  and  Maigaret  Wrottesley  his  wife, 
whieh  Maigaret  derivisd^  thvough  the  Greys,  Ceoils,  Nevils, 
Ac.,  from  King  Edward  HI.  •  By  this  lady,  Mr.  Bytheeea 
had  issue, 

JoffK,  his  heir. 

Frances,  m.  to  Mr.  Milkin,  and  d.  $,  v. 

Mary,  m.  tQ  John  Hopkins,  of  Bi(istol,  mfrchant. 
Mr.  and  Mrs.  Bsrtheeea  both  d.  in  1672,  and  were  «.  by  their 
<mly  son,  then  an  infant, 

Jobh  Btthbska,  Esq.  of  Week  House,  in  the  oommlsslon 
of  the  peace  for  Wilta,  b.  in  1672,  who,  on  the  death  of  his 
aunt,  Susa^iMih  liewis,  inherited  Chi^manslade,  the  other 
moiety  of  the  Yiner  property.  Ho  m.  Hester  Halliday,  of 
Bradford,  ^  Wilta,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1787),  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1747,  v^th  five  daus.,  of  whom  the  2nd,  Grace, 
m,  in  1727,  Matthew  Jervis,  Esq.  of  Trowbridge,  uncle  of 
John,  the  gallant  Etai  St.  Vincent,  a  son  and  succeiwor, 

John  Bythesea,  Esq.  of  Week  House  and  Chapmanslade, 
a  magistrate  of  the  co.  of  Wilts,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  Ihomas  Leh:  (by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Ralph  Freke,  Esq. 


CAD 

of  itiu>fagfcAn,  and  Cedli*  hit  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  ThomM 
Oolepsper,  Knt),  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1782,  agod  76,  he  had 
laaue, 
X.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

n.  William,  b.  81  Jan.  1732.  magistrate  and  depaty-Ueat. 
for  Kent,  inherited  finom  his  father  the  estate  of  Chapman- 
dade.    He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Cobb, 
rector  of  Upper  Hardrea,  of  an  ancient  Kentish  fiunilj, 
■ettled  at  Reculver,  and  dying  18  Deo.  1796,  left  one  son 
and  two  daus.,  tIb., 
1  Oeoige,  6.  in  1764,  rector  of  Ighthsm,  Kent,  in  the  com- 
mission of  the  peaoe,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  lliomas- 
Bead  Kemp,  £«i.  of  Lewes  Castle  and  Hurstmonoeauz 
Park,  Sussex.  M.P.  for  Lewes,  and  <L  in  Dec   1800, 
leaving  an  only  sou,  Oeoige  Kemp. 
1  Catherine,  d.  aged  18. 

S  Cecilia,  m.  in  1803,  Chaiies  Brome,  Bs<}.,  R.N.    {See 
/amtfyq^  Bbomb.) 
III.  Samuel,  6.  81  Oct.  1744,^  who  d.  mm.  80  Hay,  1880,  aged 
85. 

nr.  Henry,  b.  8  Oct.  1748,  a  magistrate  for  Wilts,  m.  1st, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Whittaker,  Esq.  of  North  Bradley, 
Wilts;   2ndly,  her  sister.  Hiss  Fanny  Whittaker:  and 
j^rdly,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Budd,  Esq.  of  Oreenhun, 
Berks.    His  first  wifb  d.  issueless ;  by  the  sesond  he  had, 
1  Henry-Frederic  rector  of  Nettleton,  in  Wilts.  6.  10 
April,  1780.  m.  Elixa,  dau.  of  General  Heredith,  and  d, 
in  July,  1860,  having  had  one  son,  Heniy-Bdmund- 
Fredenc  who  m.  Haryi-Anne,  youngest  dan.  of  the  \$^ 
Hiles  Adams,  of  King's  Capel,  co.  Hereford,  Esq.,  and 
d.  Sept  1848,  having  had  two  children,  Frederic- Wil- 
liam, who  d,  young;  and  Emily. 
By  his  3rd  wife,  who  d,  in  1801,  he  left  at  his  decease,  in 
1814,  two  other  sons,  namely, 

1  George,  in  holy  orders,  of  Grosvenor  Place.  Bath,  rector 
and  patron  of  Freshfbrd.  in  Somersetshire.  6.  29  Hay, 
1792,  who  m.  9  Harch,  1816,  Hary,  dau.  of  Prands  Glos- 
sop,  Esq.  of  Olossopdale,  oo.  Derby,  and  d,  18  Deo. 
IjBoS,  having  had  issue, 

GeoigeCharies-Gloasop,  b.  29  Hay,  1819.  Ue^t  81s^ 

regt,  killed  in  action  at  Feroseshah. 
Henry-Francis,  b.  22  Harch,  1821.  an  ofBo^in  the  army. 
Samuel- Francis- Glossop,  6.  SO  July,  1822,  late  Ueut. 

81st  regt. 
Edwin,  6.  29  Aug.  1824. 
Johnjieut.  RN.,  6. 16  Jun«^  1827. 
Geoi^gina-Azelia,  who  d,  Dec.  1841. 
Frances-Anne,  m.  to  Joseph  Todd,  Esq.  of  Houlsey 

Park,  Surrey. 
Chariotte,  m.  to  Antbony  Hammond,  Esq..  Bengal  C.S. 

2  Samubl-Wiluam,  now  of  The  Hill.  Freshford. 

f.  Jane  m.  to  Simon  Halliday.  Esq.  of  Iford  House,  Wil^ 
and  of  Westcombe  Park,  Kent 

)iT.  Bythesea  d.  hi  17<09,  and  was  e.  by  his  eld^  son, 

Thomas  Btthksea,  Esq.  of  W^ek  House,  6.  4  Feb.  1727,  a 
najzistrate  for  Wiltshire,  who  m.  Eliscabeth,  dau.  and  co- 
faeirass  of  —  Lewis,  Esq.,  proprietor  of  estates  near  Kid- 
welly and  Camiartben.  ai^d  by  her,  who  d.  9  Oct.  1809,  had^ 
JOHH-Lswis,  his  bdr. 
Thomas,  who  d.  11  Oct  1811^ 

Charles,  magistrate  for  Wilts,  who  m.  Hary,  dan.  of  William 
Byles,  Esq.  of  Shaw,  near  Helksham,  Wilts,  and  d.  in 
1800,  #.  p. 

Edmund,  of  Shiriey  Hall,  near  Southampton,,  d.  4  July, 
1842. 

Eliza,  who  m.  26  Jan.  1788,  Bdward-Horloc^  Mortimer, 
Esq.  of  Bellefield  House,  near  Trowbridge^  a  Koagistrate 
for  Wilts,  and  had  issue. 
Hr.  Bythesea  d.  10  April,  1788,  and  was  f.  by  his  eldest 
•on. 

Ret.  JohiC'Lewis  Bythxsea,  of  Week  House,  i|>ctor  of 
Lee  Delamere,  Wilts,  and  Bagington.  co.  Gloucester,  J.P. 
fnd  D.L.,  who  d.  e,  p. 

Arme^Axg.,  on  a  chevron,  engciuled,  sa.,  bet^resn  thr«e 
cnibe,  the  claws  towards  the. dexter,  cm.,  the  Roman  fiisces, 
erect,  surmounting  two  swords  in  salosr,  and  endroled  by  a 
(haplet,  or. 

Crettr— An  eagle,  displayed,  aiig,,  on  the  breast  the  Roman 
fiMces,  erect  surmounting  two  swords  in  saltier,  and  oioircled 
by  a  chaplet  ppr.,  each  wing  ohaiged  with  a  cross-crosslet 
fltehK  gu. 

i/oOo— Hutare  vel  timere  spemo. 

«mU— The  Hill,  Freshford. 


CADOGAN  OF  BRENCKBURN  PRIORY. 
Cadooah,  Wiluam  Hodgson,  Esq.  of  Brenckburn 
Priory,  CO.  Northumberland,  kte  major  in  the  army, 
and  captain  in  the  6th  dragoon-guards.  This  gen- 
tleman, only  son  of  the  late  Richard  Hodgson,  Eflq. 
of  Moorhouse  Hall,  co.  Ciimberland,  a-naumed,  by 
royal  license,  in  1335,  the  additional  surname  of 
166 


C  A  L 

Cadooak,  upon  the  demise  of  his  father-in-law,  the 
late  Wai^d  Cadogan,   Esq.   of  Brenckburn   Priory, 
whose  only  dau.  and  heir,  Sarah,  he  had  married. 
By  this  lady  he  has  issue, 
I.  Caoooajt,  6.  10  Nov.  1820;  m.  Isabel-Mary,  dau.  of 
Oswald  Smith,  Esq.  of  Blendon  Hall,  oo.  Kent,  and  has, 
1  Arthur-Cadogan,  6.  24  March.  1847. 
9  Philip-Cadogan,  6.  19  Feb.  1864. 
1  Mary.  2  Eleanor-Matgaret 

L  Barah-EUzabeth,  n.  to  Henxy-Metcalf  Ames,  Esq. 

HintUfft* — This  flunily  daims  descent  from  the  senior 
line  of  the  andent  house  of  Oadogan,  founded  by  Cadwgaa 
ap  Elistan,  chief  of  the  4th  Royal  Tribe  of  Wales. 

Thomas  Capooax,  Esq..  who  is  understood  to  be  a 
younger  son  of  che  flunily  seated  at  Trostrey  Vach,  in  the 
00.  of  Monmouth,  left  England  at  the  period  of  the  emigrar 
tion  of  the  Royalists,  during  the  Oommonwealth,  and  seit 
tied  in  the  island  of  Barbadoes  in  1679,  where  he  acquired 
property  in  the  parish  of  St.  Ijoey.  In  the  destructiva 
hujrrlsape  of  1770,  the  greater  part  of  these  parish  vegisters 
were  destroyed.    Be  left  an  only  aon, 

Wiluam  Cadooak  (d.  in  1780),  who  m.  Rebecca  RoUock, 
by  whom  he  had  an  only  aon, 

Thomas  CAOoeAK  (6.  in  1727,  d.  1790X  who  m.  Marj 
Bandlfocd,  and  by  her  had  seversl  children.    The  youngest, 

Wabd  Oadooav  (b.  1772,  d,  1886),  «i.  ^arah  Macintosh,  hj 
wbom  he  had  an  only  dau.,  Sarah  Cadooax,  who  si.  M^y|or 
William  Hodgson,  abova  mentioned. 

BeeU — Brenckburn  Priory,  NorthumberlaiuL 


CALCOTT  OF  CAY   HAM  COURT. 

Berkeley  -  Cajxx)tt,  Georob,  Esq.  of  Ca3ri]ham 
Court,  CO.  Salop,  b.  14  Dec.  1787 ;  m.  5  April,  1821, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Dr.  Beatty,  of  Dublin,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoBv-WiLUAM.  II.  Qooige-Wollis. 

III.  Cbarles-Bowland.  it.  Fredorick-Mowbray. 

I.  Jane.  ii.  Mary-Aune-Elixabeth. 

m.  Margaret-EmUy. 
Mr.  Berkeley  -  Calcott  (son  of  the  Rev.  Rowland 
Berkeley,  LL.P.,  and  brother  of  the  Rev.  John-Row- 
land Berkeley,  pf  Cotheridge)  assumed  the  latter 
surname  of  Calcott,  in  addition  to  his  patronymic, 
Berkeley,  in  1826,  in  aooordanoe  with  the  will  of  lus 
late  aunt^  Jane  Caloott. 

Arm^—Qoartmrly :  1st  and  4th,  per  pale,  or  and  gtL,  on  a 
" '  '  ,  for  C '       "  "  * 


chiet  arg.,  three  shovellers,  t 


r  CAixxyrr ;  2nd  and  8rd, 


gu.,  a  chevron,  aiig.,  between  ten  orosses-patee,  of  the  second, 
for  Beruclst. 

CretU—lat,  a  demi-lion,  or,  holding  between  his  paws  a 
orescent ;  2nd,  a  bear's  head,  oouped,  arg.,  muasled,  gu. 

Motto — Dieu  avec  nous. 

finU— Oaynham  Courts  Ludlow. 


CALCRAFT  OF  ANCASTER  HALL. 

Luoas-Calcraft,  Charles- Yobke,  Esq.  of  Anoaa- 
ter  Hall,  oo.  lincoln,  D.L.,  b.  6  June,  1800;  m, 
29  Not.  1888,  Mary -Jane -Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Jamee- 
Look  Nixon,  Esq.,  major  in  the  army,  and  has  issue, 

I.  AvTHONT-LupAS,  6.  17  Jan.  184^ 

n.  Edmund-James,  6.  13  Jan.  1846. 

m.  Granby,  6.  9  Jan.  1848. 

I.  Edith.  n.  Julia.  m.  Franoes-Mary-Jane. 

IV.  Can4ine.  r.  Caoline-Mary'Ghristian-aophia. 

%intlLUt» — Johv-ChabucstLuqas  CAuaurr,  Esq.  of 
Ancaster  Hall,  oo.  Lincoln,  b.  9  Oct  1770,  sou  of  Anthony- 
Lucas,  Esq.  pf  Anc»8ter  Hall  (a  younger  son  of  Lucas  of 
Fentoa,  co.  linooln),  by  Christian,  dau.  of  John  Calciaf^ 
Esq.  of  Grsntham,  took  the  name  of  Cauj&ait,  in  addition 
to  that  of  Lucas,  on  succeeding  to  the  estate  at  Ancaster, 
in  1792.  He  m.  4  Juns,  17Q4,  Sophia,  6^h  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  the  Bev.  John-Neville  Birch,  rector  of  Leasingluun,  by 
Fiances  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Toric^ 
Esq.  of  Tisasingham  Hall,  who  d,  in  1762,  he  being  the  last 
mile  of  the  elder  branch  of  the  Toiu»s  if  Terkehire,  whoao 
anoestor  was  Sir  Richard  Tozke,  Knt.,  mi^or  of  the  SUple 
in  Calais,  lord  mayor  of  Tork  in  1469  and  1482,  and  M.P. 
for  that  city  in  1472,  which  branch  removed  into  Lincoln- 
shirs  in  the  16th  century,  and  were  first  settled  at  Asbby> 
de4a-Laimd,  then  at  Burton  Pedwardino,  and  finally  at 
Leasingham.  Thomas  Yorke,  Esq.,  through  Ids  grand- 
mother, Penelope  (wife  of  Sir  William  Torko,  Knt..  M.P.  for 
Bo^on  tixmi  1681  to  1702^  a  daughter  of  Richard  BamwcU, 


ioogl. 


C  A  L 


O  A  L 


E«q.  of  Cktyton  and  Upton,  oo.  Northampton  (by  Frances, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Weua^m,  2nd  Tiscount 
ir^iunaQ)  deeoended  from  the  ancient  fiunily  of  Neville, 
Earis  of  Westmoreland,  and  through  them,  ftom  the  iUus- 
trioos  house  of  Plantagenet.    By  Sophia  his  wife  (who  d. 
M  May,  18S7X  Mr.  Lucas  Caloraft  had  issue, 
L  Cb  iBLSS-ToBus,  now  of  Ancastor  HalL 
11.  John-Nerille,  6.  7  July,  1801 ;  rector  of  Haoeby,  oa 
Lincoln ;.  m.  17  M^,  184^  Marianne-Sophia,  daiL  of  Wil- 
lism  ManseU,  Esq.,  capt  in  the  army,  and  has  i^sue, 
1  KeriDe,  6.  11  March,  1844. 
S  Richaxd-Luoas,  6. 1  April,  184«. 
1  Penelope-Torke.  2  Gertrude-Sophia. 

9  Blanrhe-Bleanor.  4  Isabel-Madapneu 

L  Sophia-Christiana,  m.  26  May,  1826,  the  Rev.  John 
Cbvungton,  and  has  issue. 

n.  Caroline,  m.  26  May,  1826,  the  Rev.  Chartos-Thomas 
Fhunptre,  rector  of  Claypole,  co.  Lincoln  (son  of  John 
Plumptre,  Esq.  of  FredviUe,  oo.  Kent);  d  12  Jqne,  1888, 
leaving  issue, 

in.  FruMsea,  m.  9  Oct  1839,  the  Bev.  Frederic  Myers^ 
iDeumbent  of  St.  John's,  Keswick;  d.  18  Jan.  1840. 

Ji-au— Per  tase,  aig.  and  arm.,  three  lions,  paseant- 
guardant  sa. 
CreM — ^A  greyhound,  conrant,  sa.,  charged  with  a  croas- 


&a«— Aucaster  Hall,  near  OranthauL 


CALCRAFT  OF  REMPSTONB. 

Calcbait,  John-Halbb,  Esq.  of  Rempetone,  co. 
Dorset^  captain  in  the  army,  o.  18  Sept.  1796;  m. 
13  Feb.  1828,  Lady  Caroline-Katharine  Montagu,  5th 
d^n.  of  William,  5t{i  Duke  of  Manchester,  and  has 
iosue, 

X.  Jon-HALGa-MoBTAQii,  R.N.,  6.  4  May,  1881. 

n.  William-Montagu,  6.  11  Oct  1884. 

m.  Uaory-Geoige,  6.  12  April,  1886. 

I.  Katherine  n.  Geoigiana-Bmily. 

ni.  Susan-Charlotte. 

HixitZ^* — ^Thb  Right  Hok.  Johv  OALGRArr,  of  Remp- 
•tone,  oo.  Dorset,  M.P.  for  Rochester,  Wareham,  and  the 
county  of  Dorset,  6.  in  1766,  who  «.  to  the  estates  in  Dorset- 
shire purchased  by  his  father,  Johh  CALoaAPT,  Esq.,  the 
eminent  army  agent,  was  appointed  clerk  of  the  Ordnance 
in  1AM,  and  became  peiymaster  of  the  forces  in  1828.  H^ 
at.  6  Manh,  1790,  Elisabeth,  3rd  dau«  and  co-heir  of  9ir 
Tbemas  Pym  Hales,  Bart  of  Beakaboume,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  in  1816X  left,  with  three  daus.,  Elisabeth-Maay,  m.  Sir 
John  Burke,  Bart  of  Marble  Hill;  Caroline-Jane;  and 
ArabeBa,  m.  to  Capt  Rochfort  R.N.,  who  d.  in  1847 ;  two 
sons,  tba  present  Johv-Halbb  Calcraft,  Esq.  of  Remp^ 
stone  Hall ;  and  Oranby-Hales,  late  a  captain  in  the  army, 
and  Dtrw  on  H.  M.  service  as  agent  to  Post-office  packets^ 
New  Toric.    Mr.  Cskraft  d.  in  1831. 

Jrwu — Per  tese,  m.  and  erm.,  three  lions,  passant- 
goardant  ^  V*^  ^^f  ^  within  a  bordure.  wavy,  as. 

Cmt — ^A  gr^hound,  courant  sa.,  ooUared  and  ringed,  aiy.* 
on  tha  body  a  palet  wavv,  or. 

8tai — Bexopstone,  co.  Dorset 

CALDECOT  OF  HOLTON, 

Caldbcx>t,  Hi5RT,  Esq.  of  Holton  Hall,  oo.  Lin- 
coln, M.  in  1825,  Margaretta,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Hale,  of  Holton,  and  has  four  sons  and  three  daua. 

ILUICA^* — ^This  family,  one  of  considerable  antiquity, 
came  originally  fhmi  Melbourne,  oo.  Derby.    The  lata 

QfOMtax  Caldcoot,  Esq.  of  Holton  Hall  and  Beokering, 
eo.  linoobi,  colonel  of  the  Royal  North  Lincoln  Militia,  son 
of  Charles  Oddecot  Beq.  of  Fulnetby,  in  the  same  shire,  by 
his  wife.  Miss  Browne,  of  Lincoln,  m.  Miss  Duncombe,  dau. 
of  T.  Duncombe,  Esq.  of  Duncombe  Park,  ca  York,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  in  1779,  left  at  his  decease,  6  July,  1796,  sged  86^ 
su  only  dao.  and  heir, 

Sasah  Caldioot,  who  m.  Thomas  Reid,  Esq.,  M.D., 
F.B.8.  (son  of  John  Rdd,  Esq,  of  Barra^  co.  AberdeenX  <uid 
by  him,  who  aasumed,  in  consequence,  the  surname  and 
snns  of  Caldboot,  and  d.  at  Bath,  16  Jsa,  1803,  she  had 


HnrKT,  now  of  HoHon  HalL 

Chaiies,  m.  Marr,  dau.  of  Dr.  Williams,  of  Llanbedrog,  co. 

Cho-narvon,  and  has  one  son  and  two  daus. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  late  Oen.  8b:  I^ve  Jones^Parry,  of 

Madiyn,  eo.  Carnarvon. 
Ths  biixesa  of  HoltOD  A  In  1821, 

Cnnf— A  martlet, 
tet— HoUon  HaD,  oo.  Lincoln. 
ItfT 


CALDECOTT  OF  BUQBY. 

Caldecott,  Thom.\s,  Esq.  of  The  Lodge,  Rugby, 
CO.  Warwick,  barriater-at-law,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  6  Oct. 
1798 ;  III.  8  Jan.  1828,  Ann-Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  late  Lieut-CoL  Jam^  Weat^  B.A.,  and  has  issu^, 

I.  Thomas,  6.  3  Oct  1881.  n.  Henry,  d.».p. 

I.  Elisabeth.  n.  Emily.  m.  EUen. 

IV.  Lucy.  Y.  Laura.  vi.  Leila,  d.  wm. 

%intKit* — ^The  ancient  ftunily  of  Caldecott  takes  its 
name  fVom  Calcot  or  Caldecote,  co.  Chester,  of  which  place, 
temp.  WiLUAM  the  Conqueror,  its  ancestors  were  mesne 
lords.  From  Sir  Ralph  de  Caldeoote,  Umj>.  Hevry  III.,  was 
lineally  descended 

Thomas  Cau>eoott,  Esq.,  who  m.  Isabel;  dau.  and  sole 
heirees  of  John  Caldecote,  Esq.  of  Barrow  and  Whitwell,  oo. 
Rutland,  high-«heriff  of  that  county  in  1616  and  1686,  and 
had  issue, 

Thomas  Caloor  or  Oaldeootx;  Eaq.,  6.  1665^  -vrhq,  in 
1617.  purchased  the  mano^  of  Calthorpe,  cx>.  Leioester,  where 
he  died,  1646,  leavhig,  by  his  wife  Abigail,  dj|u.  of  John 
Huggeford,  Esq.  of  Henwood  Hail,  co.  Warwick,  one  fon, 

Thomas  Caloott  or  Oaudboott,  Esq.,  6. 1627,  IMgh-sheritr, 
CO.  Leicester,  1664,  1666.  He  m.  Mary,  dau,  of  Alexander 
Prescot,  Esq.  of  Thoby  Abbey,  oo.  Easei^  and  d,  1708, 
leaving  his  sacoessor, 

Thomas  Caldkoott,  Bsq„  6. 1662,  who  m,  Maud,  dau.  of 
John  Evans,  Esq.  of  Northampton,  and  dying  1730,  left  (with 
a  dau.,  Mary,  wife  of  John  Ward,  Esq.  of  Guilsbro)onoson, 

Thomas  Calpeoott,  6.  in  1686,  m.  Eliaabeth-Cheney,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  John  Pettit,  Bsq.  of  Dartford,  co.  Kent,  and 
left  (with  a  dan.,  Meniel,  wife  of  Abraham  Turner,  Esq., 
and  a  son,  Thomas,  barrister-at-Uw,  and  recorder  of  Northl 
ampton,  who  d.  $.  p.)  his  luooessor, 

William  Caldsoott,  Esq.  of  Rugby,  who  m.  1st,  Eliza- 
beth, dan.  of  the  Rev.  Peter  Senhouse,  of  IJnton,  co.  Here- 
ford,  by  whom  he  had  one  son,  Thomas,  of  Dartford,  oo. 
Kent,  barrister-at-law,  who  d,i.p.;  and  2ndly,  Anna,  relict 
of  William  Boughton,  Esq.  of  Rugby :  he  d.  in  1777,  leaving, 

L  JoHK,  of  Holbrook  Orange,  co.  Warwick,  who  m.  twice, 
but  dying  in  1889,  «.  p.,  left  his  estates  to  his  nephew, 
Chari.bs  M ajuuott. 

II.  William,  d.  i.  p.  in.  Charles,  d,  i,  p. 

IV.  Samuel,  of  Melton  Mowbray,  d.  leaving  one  son,  John- 
Thomas,  6.  1790. 

V.  Abraham,  of  whom  presently. 
I.  Marv,  deceased. 

u.  Catherine,  m.  the  Rev.  J.  Parker,  vicar  of  Newbold-upon- 
Avon,  and  had  one  son,  the  Rev.  J.  T.  Parker,  who  m. 
Anna,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Orsy  Skipwith,  Bart,  and  left 
one  son,  John-Skipwith  Parker,  Esq. 
m.  Arabella,  m.  the  Rev.  Dr.  James»  and  had  issu% 
1  John,  late  Bishop  of  Calcutta. 
8  William,  rector  of  Bilton,  co.  Warwick. 
8  Edward,  late  canon  of  Winchester,  and  vicar  of  Alton, 
Hants. 
4  George,  Ueut-ool.  royal  artiUery. 

The  4th  eon  by  the  2nd  marrisge, 

Abraham  Ca|j>eoott,  Esq.,  6.  21  Aug.  1768,  purchased 
the  manor  of  Rugby  in  1801,  and  subsequently  divers  lands 
in  the  coimtiea  of  Northampton  and  Oxford ;  he  m.  4  Jan.' 
1707,  Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Maniott»  of 
Ootrobach,  oo.  Leicf^ster,  and  had  issue, 

Abraham,  d.  t.p.  1814. 

Thomas,  now  of  The  Lodge. 

John-Marriott,  retired  from  the  army  in  1836. 

William-Marriott  in  holy  orders,  d.  »,  p.  1840. 

Robert-Marriott 

Charlea-Marrioti  pf  Holbrook  Orange. 

BUsabeth,  d.  %SK.  Oarolhie^  wua. 

Mr.  Caldecott  served  the  offlee  of  high-sheriff  for  qo.  War 
wick  ia  1821,  and  dying  8  Sept  1839,  was  succeeded  by  his 
eldest  surviving  son,  Tbomas  Oaldroott,  Esq.  of  Rugl^ 
Lodge. 

Jrmi'-'ATg.t  a  liMse,  as.,  fretty,  or,  between  three  dnqoa 
foils,  gn. 

Crta^^A  d«ni-lion,  rampant,  gu.,  charged  <m  the  shoulder 
with  a  cinquefoil,  axg. 

Seatr-Tbt  Lodge,  Rugby. 

CALDECOTT  OF  HOLBRQOK  GRANGE. 

'CAiiDEOon,  Chables-Marriott,  Esq.  of  Holbrook 
Grange,  Little  Lawford,  Warwickshirei,  forpierly 
H.E.I.C.  Bengal  civil  service,  J.P,  and  P^L.,  o. 
9  June,  1807;  m.  1  March,  1827,  Mai^garet,  only  dau. 
pf  Thomas  Smith,  Esq.,  phy8ician<general  H.KLC. 
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I.  Charlbb-Thomas,  b.  24  Deo.  1881,  H.  H.  7«th  ngL 

IL  John-Alexander,  6.  10  Dec.  1886. 

in.  Alexander-William-Bradfield,  6.  9  Aug.  1837. 

IT.  FranoiB-Jttmes.  6.  29  April,  1842. 

V.  Randolph,  6.  29  July,  1847. 

▼I    Sidney-Arthur,  h.  4  April,  1882. 

Tn.  Eyerard-Oarfooi,  b.  1  April,  1854. 

I.  Mai^garet-Elixabeth.  n.  Caroline-Selina. 

m.  Sophia-Catherine.  it.  Merriel. 

Arm$,  ^c.-— See precedingfiunQy. 
£M^-Holbrook  Orange,  Warwickshire. 

CALDWELL  OF  NEW  GRANGE. 

Caldwell^  Charles- Andrew,  Esq.  of  New  Grange, 
CO.  Meath,  6.  25  March,  1785;  m,  1  Dec.  1808,  Char- 
lotte-Anpe,  aister  of  Sir  William  Abdy,  Bart,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Charlsb-Bshjamik,  b.  9  Oct.  1809. 

n.  Jamet-Thomaa,  b.  28  Dec  1810. 

m.  William-Ohariee,  6. 1  May,  1812. 

it.  Henry,  b.  24  Feb.  1818. 

I.  ICary-Catherine.  n.  Chariotte-Looiea. 

iLitttafff  •— The  &mily  ia  of  ancient  Soottiah  descent. 
Charles  Caldwell,   Esq.   of  Dublin,   solicitor  to  the 
Customs,  6. 14  June,  1707,  son  and  heir  of  Andrew  CaMwell, 
Esq,,  by  C^erin«  his  wife,  fistor  of  the  Right  Hon.  Charles 
CampbeU,  M.P.  of  New  Orange,  oo.  Meath,  m.  in  1782, 
Sliaca>eth,  dau,  of  Bpi\Jam|n  H^wood,  Esq.  of  liverpool, 
by  Anne  his  wife,  sister  of  Q^neral  Arthur  Qraham,  of 
Anna^^,  and  by  her  (who  d.  19  Not.  1792)  had  issue, 
I.  Andiew,  of  CaTsndish-row,  Rutland -square,  Dublin, 
barristerat'law;  6.  19  Dec.  1788 ,  d.  $.  p.  i  July,  1808. 
XI.  Charles^  of  liverpool,  b.  in  1787;  d.  10  Jan.  1814,  leavipg 
issue, 
1  Oeoige,  in  holy  orders,  fellow  of  Jesus  College,  Camr 
bridge;  who  m.  4  Dec.  1817,  Harriot,  dau.  .of  the  late 
Sh-  WiUiam  Abdy,  Bart,  and  has  issue. 
8  William,  of  Kingston,  Jamaica,  member  of  the  House 
of  Assembly  for  the  parish  of  St  Dorothy ;  d.  29  Jan. 
1819. 

1  Anne,  m.  to  George,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Qeorge  Dunbar, 
Bart 

8  Harriot 
ra.  BiDffJAifXK  (Sir),  of  whom  presently. 

IV.  Ponsonby,  6.  26  Not.  1748;  d.  7  Nov.  1819. 

V.  Arthur,  6.  18  May,  174S;  d,  18  June,  1749, 

I.  Amelia,  m.  22  Jan.  1761,  Oeoi^  Cookbum,  Esq, 
n.  Catherine,  w.  19  Nov.  176H,  to  Phlheas  RialL 
iiL  Mary-Elijeabeth,  m.  26  Jan.  1768,  to  Jaoob  Saakey, 
Esq.  of  Coolmore,  co.  Tlpperary. 
IT.  Frances-Arabella,  d.  9  March,  1807 
V.  AUoe,  d.  in  1780.  ti.  HpniieUa,  d.  in  1788. 

TheSrdsop, 

Admibal  Sib  ^ksjamiv  Cal£>well,  O.C.B.,  b.  81  Jan. 
1788-9 ;  m.  7  June,  1784,  Charloti^,  dau.  of  Admiral  Henry 
Osbom,  vioe-ttdmirsl  of  England  (cousin  of  the  late  Sir 
QeQig9  Osbofn,  of  Chioksand,  oo.  Bedford),  and  by  her 
(who  <2,  22  S^Bpt.  1819)  l)ad  a  epn,  Chables-Andrbw,  now  of 
)Cew  Orange,  ox  Meath. 

ArnutrfOr,  in  chief  three  piles,  sa.,  each  charged  with  a  foun- 
tain, ppr.;  in  base  four  bl^i^  wof  v,  alternately  gu.  and  vert 
CraC—A  demi-lion,  grasping  a  brokei^  scimitar,  all  ppr. 
Ifeltor— Ense  libenatem  pout  inimico  tyrannis: 
^eat«^New  Qrange,  co.  Meath. 


CALDWELL  OF  BEACHLANDS. 

CaLDWSLK^     L;E{7T.rGEN.    SiR    JaMJCS  •  LlLLTMAN, 

G.C.B.,   of  Be^hlands,   Isle  pf  Wight,  b.  22  Nov. 
1770;  m,  18  Feb.  1794,  Mademoiselle  Maliard,  of 
D61e,  in  France,  and  relict  of  ^chard  Johnston, 
Esq.,  and  by  her  had, 
L  ArthurJames,  who  d.  1}  Jnns,  1848^ 
I.  Elisa-Maria,  nt.  to  Edward  Sulivan,  Esq.,  8rd  son  of  Sir 
Richard  Sulivan,  Bart.,  hy  iK^<Mn  i^  has  two  sons  and 
one  dan.,  the  latter  m  to  John,  eldest  soi^  of  Sir  Bar^ 
court  Lees,  Bart 
Sir  James-Lillyman  CJaldwell,  a  general  in  the  Indian 
army,  and  chief  engineer  of  the  Madras  presiden^, 
is  son  of  Major  Arthur  Caldwell,  of  the  Ban^ 
Engineers,  and  nephew  of  General  Sir  Alexander 
Cai^dwbll,  G.C.B. 

y4nM— Or,  three  piles  meeting  in  the  centre  fesse  point, 
fm.';  w  base,  barry-wavy,  alternately  gu.,  of  the  field,  and 
vert,  si^rmounted  by  a  portcuUin,  of  the  second.  On  the 
•entrep^e,  suspeivled  by  a  riband,  or<inge,  a  representaton  of 


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the  medal  presented  to  Sir  J.  L.  Caldwell,  in  commemomtioa 
of  his  services  at  the  storming  of  Seringapatam,  with  the 
word  "  Seringapatam  "  underneath,  gold ;  the  whole  within 
a  bordure,  embattled,  of  the  third. 

CVeat—Out  of  an  eastern  crown,  or,  a  demi-liop,  gu.,  holding 
in  the  de](ter  paw  a  sword  ppr.,  nommel  and  hUt  goto, 
supporting  between  the  paws  two  flag-staves  in  bend  sinis* 
ter,  the  one  being  that  or  the  union  flag  of  Oreat  Britain, 
surmounting  the  other  with  the  staff  broken,  being  a  fljtf  , 
swallow-tailed,  vert  semtfe  of  mullets,  arg. 

Supporters— On  the  dexter,  a  grey  horse  supporting  in  b«Ml 
a  flag,  swallow-tailed,  vert  sem^  of  mullets,  arg.,  Uie  staff 
broken,  ppr. ;  on  the  dnister,  a  rpyal  tiger  of  Tippoo  SuUann, 
vert  smped,  ducally  gorsed  and  chained,  or ;  supportii^,  in 
bend  sinister,  a  flag,  swaUowrtailed,  vert  sem^  of  muUotaa 

Jfotto^Virtus  et  spes. 

fitat— Beachhmds,  Ryde,  Isle  of  Wight 


CALDWELL  OP  LINLEY  WOOD. 

Caldweli^  Jambs-Stamtord,  of  Linley  Wood,  oo. 
StflJbrd,  Esq.,  J. P.,  M.A.  of  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge, and  a  barrbter-ftt-law ;  author  of  A  Trtatiwe 
of  the  Law  of  Arhitrationt  and  other  works ;  $.  his 
father,  James  Caldwell,  Esq.,  who  d  16  Jan.  1838. 

M,itltUf[t^ — Jambs  CALOwsm  Esq.  who  was  during 
many  years  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut.  for  ttie  oo.  of 
Stafford,  and  recorder  of  the  borough  of  Newcastle-under- 
Lyme,  m.  Elixabeth,  dau.  and  co-heiress  (with  a  sister, 
Hannah,  who  d.  unm.)  of  Thomas  Stamford,  of  Derby,  Esq., 
by  Hannah  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Crompton,  of 
Chorley  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster,  Esq.,  which  property  was  ac- 
quired by  that  branch  of  the  Crompton  family  soon  after 
Use  rebellion  in  1716.  Mrs.  Stamford  was  a  descendant  of 
the  Rev.  John  Crompton,  M.A.,  b.  in  1641,  and  oooain  of 
Samuel  Crompton,  of  Derby,  Esq..  and  of  Henry  Coape,  of 
DuSeld,  Esq . :  a  share  of  whose  personal  estate  came  to  her 
dau.,  Mrs.  Caldwell,  By  thU  lady,  who  d.  9  April,  1831, 
Mr.  CaldweU  had  issue, 
|.  jAJica-STAiifOBi),  hip  hsir, 

I.  HannahEUza,  m.  W,-Stanlcnr  Roscoe^  Esq.,  eldest  son  of 
WiUiam  Roscoe,  Esq.,  at  pn«  time  M.P.  for  Liveipool,  and 
author  of  Tkt  Ltfe  o/Lortnao  de  Mtdici^  kc^  and  left  issue, 
1  Willianx-CaldweU.  %  Arthur. 

8  Thomas-Stamford,  4  Francis-Jnmes. 

1  Elixabeth-Jane,  d.  imta,  2  Anuo-Mary,  cf.  Mttm. 

n.  Mary,  d.  imm. 
in,  Anne,  m,  ArthmsCuthbart  Marsh,  Esq.  (deooMed),  and 


1  Martin-William-James,  deceased, 

1  Eliza-Louisa. 

2  Frauces-Marv.  m,  to  Richard -Heniy  Crofton,  Esq., 
capt  roy^l  artillery,  and  has  ipsue. 

5  Qboigiana-Amelia,  4  Rosamond-Jane. 

6  Mary-Emma,  m.  Leopold-G.  Heath,  Esq,,  oomm.  R.N., 
and  has  issue. 

6  Hannah-Adelaide,  nt,  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Loring;  vicar 
of  Cobham,  Surrey,  and  has  issue. 
rr.  Maiviu:«t.Emma,  m.  to  Heuiy  Holland,  M.D.  (now  Sir 
Henry  Holland,  Bart.),  of  Lower  Brook>«treet,  London, 
and  d.  2  Feb.  1830,  leaving  issue, 

1  Henry-Thurston,  m.  a  dau.  of  Qeorge  Hibbert,  Esq,  of 
Munden  Park,  Surrey,  and  has  issue. 

2  Francis-James,  in  holy  orders. 

1  Emily-Mary,  m.  te  Charles,  3rd  son  of  the  late  Sir 
Thomas  Fowell-Buzton,  Bart,  and  has  issue. 
V.  Catherine-Louisa,  d.  imm.  ti.  Franoes,  d,  wmil. 

Arm* — Quarterly:  Ist  and  4th.  per  pale,  sa.  and  rert,  a 
stag's  head,  couped,  arg. ;  in  chie^  three  cold  wells,  ppr.,  for 
Caldwell;  2oa  and  3rd,  aig.,  two  bars,  as. ;  on  a  canton, 
gu.,  a  flfauntlet,  grasping  a  broken  sword,  ppr.,  hilt  and 
pommel,  gold,  for  Stampobd. 

Cre$t-~A  lion,  couchanty  arg..  gorsed  with  two  bars,  the 
upper,  sa.,  the  lower,  vert,  holding  between  the  paws  a  cold 
well,  ppr. 

ifo«o— Niti,  fiBcere,  experiri. 

SetU-r-lAnlej  Wood.  oo.  Stafford. 

CALLANDER  OF  CRAIGFORTH. 

Callander,  Qeoroe-Fredbriok-Wiluam,  Esq.  of 
Craigfurti),  co.  Stirling,  and  Ardkinglae,  co.  Aivyll, 
b.  28  JiUy,  1848. 

S^tt^ragr. — The  ^rdki^ilas  fkmily  is  a  cadet  branch  of 
the  ancient  house  of  Argy^,  as  appears  fix>m  a  charter  of 
Sir  Duncan  (>mpbel^  of  I-ochow.  of  the  lands  of  Auchin- 
gown,  dated  6  May,  1428,  "  ditocto  et  fldeli  nepoti  sue 
Joanni  Campbell,  Alio  et  h^sredi  fn^jbri^  sni  Colin  Campbell 
de  Ardkinlas.**  Of  Ardldnlas,  the  Campbells  of  Ardin- 
tennUf  Dunoon^  Carrick,  Stip7U*h,  Bltrtktwoodt  Shav^d^ 
Rachanf  AehKtUan,  and  Jkrgaekjff  are  branches. 


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The  flrat  C»0«ndor  of  CnUgfoiih  was  mafitor  Armourer  to 
Jajibs  YI.  of  Scotland,  and  purchased  Cmlgforth  fh>[n  the 
Eailt  of  LiTingatone  and  Callandar,  about  the  time  of 
Jambs  VI/s  aooeaaion  to  the  BngUsh  erown  (1603),  His 
dseoandaat, 

JoHv  CxhLAXDMR  Qt  CralgfoTth,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir 
James  Naamyth,  Bart  of  New  Poeso,  and  had  Imuo,  Jaxbs, 
i»f  whom  proaently;  an4  Anno,  m.  Ist.  to  Col.  Blad^ade:  (a 
name  well-known  to  the  religious  world);  and  2ndly,  to  Sir 
James  Campbell,  Bart,  of  Ardlfinlas  (who,  by  his  1st  wife, 
Maigaret  Campbell,  h^reas  of  Oai^gunnodc,  was  father  of 
Qelen  Can^pbeU,  afterwards  Lady  Livingston^,  of  Ole^tir- 
ran,)    4nne  d.  withput  issue.    The  only  son, 

Jambs  Cal^ndbb,  m.  CaU^rine  Mackenzie,  of  Cromarty, 
the  lineal  descendant  of  Sir  George  Mackenzie,  the  eminent 
lawyer  and  writer.  James  Callander  predeceased  his  father, 
lesTing  an  only  son, 

JoHK  Callahdbb,  of  Cndgforth,  who  $.  his  grandflkthar. 
He  m.  Maiy  liTingstone,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  James  Livings 
•tone,  Bart,  of  Olentimm  and  Dalderse,  by  whom  he  had 
several  ohildren.     He  d.  1788,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Jamb  Caixajtobr.  of  Craigforth,  6.  in  1744,  who  assumed 
tl^  surname  pf  C^mpbe^  on  succeeding;  in  right  of  his 
mother,  to  his  oousin-german,  Qhr  41oxandpr  Campbel}, 
Bart,  in  the  esUte  of  Ardkinglas.  He  m.  Ist,  in  1763, 
Phristian,  youngest  dau  of  George  Forbes,  Eaq.  of  Hitohener 
Hall,  Surrey,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1771)  had  a  son,  Gbobob, 
pf  whom  presently ;  and  a  dau.  Mary*  m.  Capt.  Ludus 
OnSrien,  cousin  of  Sir  Lucius  O'Brien,  of  Dromoland  Castle, 
CO.  Clare,)  and  had  issue  six  sons  and  one  dau,  He  m, 
2ndly,  Miss  Han-iet  Dutens,  and  by  her  (who  rf,  in  1772,) 
bad  an  only  child,  Eliaabeth,  who  m.  Richard  Magenis,  Esq., 
M  J*.,  and  had  issue  an  only  son,  He  m,  Srdly,  in  1776,  Lady 
Eliaabeth  M^Donn^.  dau.  pf  the  Earl  of  Antrim,  and  by 
ber  (who  d.  in  1796,)  had  two  sons  and  three  daus,,  vis., 

Alexander-James,  nudor  in  the  9l8t  regt,  d.  tmm. 

BapdaD- William,  m.  MbM  Wilson,  and  had  issue  three  sons 
and  fourdaufl. 

Oeomna,  d.  unm.  in  1839. 

Carofine.  m.  Thomas  Sheridan,  son  of  the  Right  Hon. 
Rtchard-Brinsloy  Sheridan  (who d. in  1818), andnad issue, 
four  sons  and  three  daiis. 

Fanny,  m.  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  James-R-O.  Graham,  Bart 
of  Netherby,  and  had  issue  three  sons  and  three  daus. 
The  ddest  son, 

Obobob  Callakdeb,  Esq.  of  Craigforth,  Ueut-ooL  of  the 
Bifle  brigade,  6.  in  Maroh,  1770,  m.  21  Oct.  1801,  EUsabeth- 
CSrompUm,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Henry  ErsUne,  of  Am- 
mondell  (brother  of  the  9*rl  of  Buohan.  and  of  Lerd  Chan- 
epUor  Erskinej,  and  had  issue, 

Jambs-Hbihit,  his  heir. 

John-Al«xan4er.  If.  19  Sept  1809;  m,  ii>  Aug,  1887,  EmnuL 
<|au.  of  John  Young,  Eaq^  of  Wesbridge,  Isle  of  Wight 
vad  has  inue  two  spns  and  five  daus., 

Alicia<3u^stian,  d,  24  Maych,  1824. 

FUxabeth-Anne,  m.  11  J^xia.  1881,  Heniy-William  Vincent, 
Esq.  of  lily  HilL  Berkshire,  and  d  In  1889,  leavinglssue 

two  daus.  ' 

Marv-Henrietta.  d,  in  1838. 

Caroline-Frances,  m.  17  Jan.  1833,  RobertrDunmore  Napier. 
Esq.  of  BaUOdnrahi,  Stfa-lingshirs  (who  d.  in  1846),  and 
has  issue  one  son  and  two  dims. 

Agnes,  ML  in  1886,  William  ]>unmore,  Esq.,  E.LC.S.:  d, 

in  1837,  leaving  issue  one  dau. 

Maisssret,  <f.  hi  childhpod-  Georgiana,  d.  in  1838. 

Ool  CUIaader  d.  18  Feb,  1884,  in  the  Ufetime  of  his  f^tther, 
and  was  s.  in  Cndgfortli  by  his  elder  son, 

Jambb-Hbtbt  CjOAf^DM^  Esq,  of  Craigforth  and  Aid- 
togJMl  b,  18  Aug.  1808,  m.  1st,  89  Aug.  1887,  the  Hon.  Janer 
Phnnpr  BrsUne,  youngest  dau.  of  David  Montague,  Lord 
EnUne,  and  by  h^  (who  d,  80  Maroh,  1846,)  bad. 

«•  'S^ijSft.  "•  Ma»y.H«inione, 

He  ».  2Ddly,  1  July,  1847,  CharlottorBdith.Eleonora,  only 
dau.  of  the  lata  John-Geoige  Campbell,  Esq.,  brother  of 
WaH«>Frederick  Oampbell.  Esq.  of  Islay,  and  had  by  her 
two  sons,  GKMtOB«FmH>BEiOK-WiLLLAM,  present  proprietor, 
and  Henry-Barrington,  b.  19  July,  1849.  Mr.  Callander 
represented  the  oo.  of  Argyll  in  the  first  reformed  parlia- 
^     He  d,  81  Jan.  1861. 


ilrM»-^4)aarterly :  let  and  4th,  Cauaitdbr  :  2nd  and  Sxd. 
Campbell.  ^ 

SeoK—Cimlgforth  House^  co.  Stiriing;  and  Ardkinglas 
Lodge,  CO.  AigyU.  • 

CALLEY  OF  BURDEROP. 
Callbt,  Hbxbt,  IJsq.  of  Blunsdon  St,  Andrew, 
eo.  Wilta»  late  major  19th  regt.,  6.  22  May,  1818. 
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llitUS0f  • — ^WiLUAM  Callbt,  originally  from  Norfolk^ 
but  subseqiiently  settled  a  merchant  in  London,  Ump. 
HBiraT  VII.,  was  father  of 

JoHH Callbt,  of  Leatherdean,  Hants,  whom.  Isabel,  dau. 
and  oo-beir  of  Edmund  Brydges,  and  niece  of  Sir  John 
Brydges,  lord-mayor  of  London  in  1621.  and  lea  a  son  and 


Ralph  Callbt,  Esq.  of  Highway,  in  Wiltshire,  whose  son, 

Sn  William  Callbt,  Knt,  became  seated  at  Burderop^ 
Park,  CO.  Wilts,  an  estate  purchased  in  the  reign  of  Euza- 
bbth  fW>m  the  family  of  Stephens.  He  m.  Judith,  dau.  of 
Richard  Bowdler,  of  London,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Cawlbt  orCALLEY,  Esq.  of  Burderop,  6.  in  1600, 
who  was  living  at  the  Visitation  in  1628.    His  eldest  son. 

Sir  William  Callbt,  Knt  of  Burderop,  d,  without  issue, 
and  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

OLTnER  Callbt.  Esq.  of  Burderop,  who  m.  in  1667.  Mary, 
dan,  of  J.  Scott,  Esq.  of  Bromham,  Wilts,  and  was  father  of 

Outer  Callbt,  Esq.  of  Burderop,  bapt  in  April,  1672, 
who  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  Robert  Codrington,  Esq.  of  Cod- 
rington.  oo.  Gloucester,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1715,  a 
son  and  successor, 

WiLUAM  Callbt,  Esq.  of  Burderop,  who  m.  Arabella,  dau. 
and  heir  of  Thomas  Browne,  Esq.  of  Minty,  in  Qlouoester- 
sh^rp^  and  was  father  of 

Thomas-Bbowkb  Callbt,  Esq.  of  Burderop.  b.  in  1758, 
who  m.  in  1778,  Elisabeth,  only  dau.  of  John  Rowlls,  Esq. 
of  Kingston -upon -Thames,  in  Surrey,  and  had  issue, 
1  Thomas,  his  hehr;  2  William-Peter,  who  d.  unm.  in  180iB; 
8  John-James,  of  Blunsdon  St.  Andrew,  co.  ^ilts,  b.  in 
1788,  «i.  in  1816,  Elisabeth-TunstaU,  eldest  dau.  and  on- 
heiress  of  the  Rev.  James  Wyld,  rector  of  Blunsdon  St  An- 
drew, and  by  her  has  had  issue,  William-John.  b.  in  1817» 
d.  unm.  in  1838 ;  Hbhrt,  6.  in  1818,  xniO<»*  ^^  her  Majesty's 
19th  regt, ;  Charies-Benet  in  holy  orders,  6.  19  April,  1820, 
m.  in  Oct  1846.  Julia-^sanna,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Jerominh 
Scholefield,  rector  of  Barton-on-the-Heath,  and  has  issue, 
John-Henry,  b,  1  Sept.  1849;  Legh-Chariee,  b,  80  Dec.  1851 ; 
Gertrude-Margaret;  Diana-Julia ;  4  Arabella,  m.  in  1797,  to 
Henry  Bullock,  Esq.  of  Shepperton,  in  Middlesex;  and 
5  EUsabeth-Poppoea,  m.  in  1807,  to  Clement  Tudway,  Esq. 
of  Wells.    Theddestson, 

Thomas  Callbt,  Esq.  of  Burderop,  b.  in  1780,  high- 
sheriff  of  Wiltshire  in  1807,  and  M.P.  for  Cricklode,  m.  in 
1802,  Elisabeth-Anne,  only  dau.  of  Anthony-James  Keck, 
Esq.  of  Stoughton  Grange,  in  Leicestershire,  by  Elisabeth 
his  wife,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Peter  Legh,  Esq.  of  Lyme, 
in  Cheshire,  and  had  issue,  Jork-Jambs,  his  heir;  Elisabeth- 
Anne-Benet  m.  in  1827,  to  JohnNeale  Nott.  Esq.,  R.N. ; 
and  Arabella,  m.  in  1825,  to  John-Mathews  Richards,  Esq. 
of  Cardiff    Mr.  Calley  d,  in  1836,  and  was  «.  1^  his  son, 

Johm^amib  Callbt.  of  Burderop,  Esq.,  b.  10  Nov.  1810, 
who  s^  ip  July,  1849.  Agnes-Caroline,  only  dau.  of  Harry- 
prereton  Trelawny,  Esq.  of  Saughall,  Cheshiro,  but  d.  «.  p, 
16  Jan.  1864,  and  was  «.  in  the  representation  of  the  family 
by  his  cousin.  Major  Hbkrt  Callbt. 

^rm*-Ouarteriy:  aig.  and  sa.,  on  a  bend,  gu.,  thne 
muUets,  of  the  first 

Crete— A  demi-lion,  rampant  aw.,  charged  witii  a  bend, 
flu.,  thereon  three  mullets,  of  the  lUst,  holding  a  battle-axe, 
handle,  of  the  second,  head,  aig, 

i/otto— Callide  et  honeste. 

Se(U>-Burderop  Park,  near  Marlborough. 

CALMADY  OF  LANGDON. 
Calmadt,  Charles-Biqqs,  Esq.  of  Langdon  Hall, 
CO.  Devon,  h.  in  March,  1791 ;  m.  in  March,  1816, 
Emily,  eldeet  (Jau.  of  the  late  William  Greenwood, 
Esq.  of  Brookwood,  Hants  (of  an  anc|ent  YorlLshire 
family),  and  has  isaue, 

I.  VlNOBHT-POLLVXITBX,  b.  in  1825; 

I.  Emily.  n.  Laura-Anne, 

m.  Honora-Mary,  m,  in  1850.  to  John-Augus|us.Hugh, 
son  and  h«lr  of  Sir  John  ^oyd,  Bart. 

rr.  CycQl-Christiana,  m.  in  1854,  to  William^Frederick,  2nd 
son  of  the  late  John  Collier,  Esq.  of  Orimstone,  Dovon, 
M,P.  for  Plymouth. 

V.  Oertrude-EUaabeth. 
Mr.  Calmady  #.  hia  father,  5  March,  1807. 

iLttUa0(. — Elibabbth  Calmadt  (eldest  sister  and  eo- 
heir  of  Waldo  Calmady,  Esq.  of  Langdpn,  high-sheriff  of 
Devon  in  1728,  and  dau.  of  Josias  Calmady,  Esq.  ofLoawood, 
M.P.  for  Okehampton,  who  was  lineally  descended  from 
John  Calmady,  of  Calmady,  living  a,d.  1460)  «,  John  Pol- 
lexfen,  Esq.  of  Mothccombc,  Iq  Dovonshire,  high-sheriff  for 
the  CO,  in  1718,  and  1^  an  only  dau.  and  sole  heiress, 


0  Ah 


0  A  L 


Elizabsth  PoLLSXFEir,  (the  last  survivor  of  that  aucient 
house)  who  m. 

Fhamois-Vikoent  Calmadt,  Esq.  of  Combsheiul,  (son  and 
heir  of  Francis  Calmady,  Esq.  of  Combahead,  by  Cecilia  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Warwick  Pollexfen,  Esq.,  and  grandson  of 
JTranda  Calmady,  Esq.,  whose  father,  Franda,  of  Combs- 
head,  was  8rd  son  of  Sir  Shilston  Galmady,  son  and  heir  of 
Joaias  Galmady,  Esq.  of  Langdon,  by  Gatherina  his  wifs, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Garew  Courtenay,  Esq.,)  and  had  issue, 

FRAirois,  his  heir. 

EuzABBTH,  m.  to  Christopher  Hamlyn,  Esq.  of  Posooe,  co. 
DevoQ,  and  has  a  sou,  Calmady-Pollexfen  flamlyn,  Eaq. 

PoLLExrsM,  of  whom  hereafter. 
Hr.  Colmady  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1766,  by  his  only  so^, 

Francis  Calmadt,  Esq.  of  Langdon,  who  d.  v^m.,  and 
bequeathed  his  estates  to  his  youngest  sister, 

PoLLEXFCN  Calmadt,  6.  12  Aug.  1756,  who  thus  became 
of  Langdon.  This  lady  m.  Charles-Holmes  Everitt,  Esq.  an 
admiral  of  the  Bed,  who  thereupon  assumed  the  surnaqie 
and  arms  of  Caimady,  in  1788.  By  the  heiress  of  Calmady 
the  admiral  left  at  his  decease,  in  1807,  (with  a  dau.,  Ara- 
boUa-Philippo,  who  m.  in  1822,  Charles-Henry  Hotchkys, 
Esq.  of  Prospect,  near  Plymouth,  and  d,  in  1848,  leaving  one 
son  and  one  dau.)  a  son  and  successor,  the  present  Cha&ubs- 
Bioos  Calmadt,  Esq.  of  Langdon  Hidl. 

Arm^—Az.,  a  chevron  between  three  pears,  or. 
Crett — A  pegasus,  arg. 
A^otto — Suniii  (>ondesoit  viiga  metallo. 
Stat — ^Langdon  Hall^  near  Plymouth. 


CA.LROW  OF  WALTON  LODGE. 

Calbow,  William,  Esq.  of  Walton  Lodge,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  24  Sept.  1786;  m.  12  Sept. 
1808,  Margaret,  8rd  dau.  of  the  late  Robert  Town, 
Esq.  of  Ulverston,  and  has  issue, 
I.  BiCHABD,  6.  17  April,  1815 ;  m.  M axgavst,  only  dau.  of 
John  Orundy,  Esq.  of  Bury,  Lanoaahire ;  and  d.  is^ 
1860. 
n.  William-Augustua,  b.  2  Aug.  1820. 

III.  Bobert-Francis,  6.  88  Sept.  182S ;  m.  86  Aug.  1868, 
Eleanor,  3rd  dau.  of  John  Lewthwaite,  E«q.  of  Broad 
Gate,  Cumberiand. 

I.  Eleanor,  m.  in  1880,  to  OeDige-Joh^ison  Wainwzight, 
Esq.  of  Bunshaw  Hall,  Lancashire. 

II.  Jan«^Judith,  ».  to  William  Walkec,  Esq.  of  Woo4r 
lands,  brother  of  Richard  Walker,  Esq.,  M.P. 

iiL  Elisabeth,  m.  in  1846,  to  the  Bev.  Charles  Bioki]|qrB, 
of  Berkswell  Hall,  oo.  Warwick. 

IV.  WilhelmbuL  v.  Margaret, 
VI.  Franoea-Bebeoca-Holford. 

William  Oalrow,  Eaq.  of  Walton  Lodg«,  and  Thomas 
Calrow,  Esq.  of  Woodhill,  near  Buty  (m.  in  1816, 
to  Harriet,  dau.  of  Abraham  Clegg,  Elsq.  of  Bent 
Grange),  are  the  sons  of  the  late  Richani  Calrow, 
Esq.,  and  grandsons  of  Richard  Calrow,  of  Adliug- 
ton,  00.  Chester,  where  the  family  had  resided  for 
about  three  hundred  years. 

ArvM—Az.,  on  a  feeee,  aig.,  between  a  beehive,  surrounded 
by  bees,  volimt.  in  chief  and  a  millwheel  in  base,  or,  a  hank 
of  cotton,  of  the  field,  between  two  roses,  gu.,  barbed  and 
seeded,  ppr. 

Crett— k  beehive,  thereon  perched  a  dove,  wings  elevated, 
holding  in  the  beak  a  tsprig  of  olive,  all  ppr. 

Ifotto— I  ndustria. 

£;0a<— Walton  Lodge,  oo.  Lancaster. 


CALTHROP  OF  STANHOE. 

Calthrop,  John,  Esq.  of  Stanhoe  Hall,  oo.  Nor- 
folk, J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Palm9l^ 
Hollway,  Esq.  of  Boston,  and  has  an  only  dau.^ 

IfABnTTB. 

He  is  a  justice  of  the  peace  for  Norfolk,  and  deputy- 
lieut.  of  CO.  Lincoln. 

ILxtitK^t* — ^From  a  branch  of  the  andent  fkmily  of 
Calthsop  of  Bitmkan  and  Oednejf  descended  the  Bsv. 
JoHM  Calthbop,  vioar  of  Boston  and  of  Kirton  in  1746,  and 
prebendary  of  Lincoln,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Beuett 
Dobbs,  Esq.  of  Bueknall,  but  d.  9.  p.,  whereupon  a  valuable 
property  \A  that  county  came  to  BquiEB  Calthrop,  Esq., 
of  Boston,  and  ftom  him  descended  to  his  nephew,  the 
present  John  Calthrop,  Esq.  of  Stanhoe  Hall.  Mr.  Cal- 
throp became  possessed  of  Stanhoe  Hall,  and  of  a  oonsi- 
dtrable  estate  in  Bumham  (part  of  the  fsmily  estates 
170 


originally  belonging  to  Sir  Walter  Calthrop)  by  purchase. 
His  brother,  the  Bsv.  Henry  Calthrop,  is  rector  of 
Braxted,  co.  Essex,  and  prebttndary  of  Lichfield. 

Armt—Qiwrimij:  1st  and  4th,  ohequy,  or  and  ax.,  a  Asss^ 
erm.,  for  Calthrop;  2ud  and  Srd,  harry  of  eight,  or  and  as., 
a  bend,  aig.,  for  Staxrob. 

Crttt — A  salamander,  or,  in  flames,  ppr. 

Motto — Victrix  fortuuss  aapieutia. 

fito(-4tanhoe  Hall,  oo.  Norfolk. 


CALTHROP  OF  GOSBERTON. 

Calthrop,  The  Rev.  John,  of  Gosberton,  co.  Lin- 
coln, J.P.,  b.  16  Feb.  1788 ;  m,  6  July,  1807,  Barbora- 
Calthrop,  dau.  of  Charles  Bonner,  Esq.  of  Salisbury- 
square,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHN-OsoROB,  6.  28  June,  1811. 

u.  Heniy-James,  b.  I  March,  1819. 

in.  Charles-Eamonson,  b.  19  Jan.  1834. 

IT.  William-Henry,  b.  29  May,  18S0. 

I.  Anne-Barbara. 

Edlf  age.— This  fismlly,  which  has  been  seated  at  Gos- 
berton sinoe  the  beginning  of  the  sixteenth  oentury,  and 
of  which  many  ourioua  and  ancient  monuments  exist  h^ 
and  near  Norwich,  and  in  several  Lincolnshire  ohuruhes, 
claim  to  descend  from  Walter  de  Calthrop,  Bishop  of  Nor- 
wich, in  the  thirteenth  oentury. 

BiOHARD  Calthrop,  Esq.  of  Gosberton,  son  of  Bobort 
Calthrop,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  m.  Mary  Thompson,  and 
had,  with  two  daus.  (Anne,  m.  to  Luke  Betham,  Esq. ;  and 
Barbara,  m.  to  C.  Bonner,  Esq.)  a  son, 

JoHK  GsoRGB  Calthrop,  Esq.  of  Gosberton,  high-sheriff 
for  IJncolnshlre,  early  in  the  French  revolutionary  war. 
He  m.  11  Aug.  1778,  Anne  Spurr,  and  by  her,  who  pre- 
deceased him,  had  issue,  ' 

John,  now  of  Gosberton. 

Richard,  of  Swinshead  Abbey,  near  Boston,  m.,  and  has 
nimierous  issue. 

Henry,  capt  in  the  10th  foot.  decea.^ed,  leaving  three  sons, 
viz.,  Henry.  William,  and  C^throp-Johnson. 

James,  m.,  and  has  issue,  Joe-Geoige,  James,  and  Edward. 

Geoige. 

Mary.  Aime,  m.  to  Charles  Bonner,  Esq. 

j4mu— Chequy,  or  and  az.,  a  fesse,  erm. 

Crest — A  salamander  in  flames,  ppr. 

JtfoMe— Viotrix  fortune  sapleDtia. 

£«a*— Gosberton,  near  Boston,  ca  Lincohi. 


CALVERLEY  OF  OULTON  HALL. 

Calteblet,  John,  Esq.  of  Oulton  Hall,  cq.  York, 
b.  11  Sept.  1789;  m.  23  M^,   1822,  Ellen-Watson, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Molyneuz,  Esq.  of  Newsham  House, 
CO.  Lancaster,  and  has  bad  issue, 
I.  John-Calverley,  d.  under  age,  9  June,  1841. 
n.  Bdmuhd,  6.  14  Aug.  1820,  m.  14  April,  1852,  Isabella- 
Kiry>  elder  dau.  of  John-Thpmas  Selwyn,  Esq.  of 
Down  Hall,  Bssex. 
I.  BU0n.  n.  Ohailottff. 

This  gentleman  reQumed',  by  roy^  license,  |8^2,  t^e 
name  and  arms  of  Calysbi^t. 

%,itltU^, — JoHH  Calvrrlbt,  Esq.,  next  brother  of 
Sir  William  Oolverley,  Knt.  of  Calverley,  and  10th  in  direci 
descent  fkom  John  Boot,  aliat  Calverley,  Lord  of  Calveriey 
A.D.  1188,  held  lands  in  Gfaorwell  in  1610.  His  son.  Chris^ 
TOPHxa  Calvrrlkt,  of  Eothwell,  who  d,  in  1^,  was  gre.-tt^ 
gresittgrandlhther  of  Robert  Oalvrrlbt,  Bso.  of  Oolton. 
who  d.  in  1674,  leaving,  by  Anne  his  wifo,  n>ur  sons,  of 
whom  the  Brd,  Matthrw,  b.  in  1652,  was  Ikther,  by  B.'iaa- 
both  his  wife,  of  William,  6.  in  1684,  who  m.  in  1714,  Fran- 
ces, dau.  and  oo-helr  of  Jdhn  Qrosvenor,  and  dying  in  1790, 
left  a  son,  Jpmr,  mayor  of  Leeda,  who  m.  Maxy,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Walker,  Bsq.  of  Dewsbuxy,  and  d.  in  1788.  leaving 
a  son,  Johv  Galvhblkt,  Esq.,  who  assumed  by  royal 
lioensfl,  in  1807,  the  name  and  arms  cd'  Blayds.  He  «. 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Charles  Downes,  and  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1827,  three  surviving  sons,  viz.,  Jorar,  the  pet- 
sent  John  Calvrrlkt,  psq.  of  Oulton;  Henry,  i^  holy 
orders,  prebendary  of  Wells,  and  tvltsI  dean,  6  ITOi,  m, 
SUsabeth,  dau.  of  John  Meiule.  Bsq. ;  and  Thomas,  6. 1706, 
m.  Charlotte,  eldest  dau.  of  Martin  Hind,  Esq. 

Ar7n$~StL,  an  inescutcheon,  within  an  orle  of  owls,  Krg. 
Crut — A  homed  ovrt,  arg. 
6tol— Oulton  Hall,  Wakeflald. 


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C  A  L 

CALVERT  OP  HUNSDON. 

Caltbut,  Fbux,  Esq.  of  Hunsdon,  oo.  Herts, 
majofr-genenl  in  the  army,  b.  16  Oct.  1790. 

XrUlfHSf • — Vmux  Calybbt,  Saq.  of  Furneuz-Pelham, 
00.  Berta»  6.  in  1628,  2nd  son  of  Felix  Galverd,  of  litUf 
Eaddam,  Herts,  younger  hrotber  of  Thomas  Calvert,  Boq,, 
ancestor  of  the  Caltebts  of  Alburp;  m.  Joan  Daj,  «n4 
vasfoUierof 

WxujAic  Calyskt,  Esq.  of  Ftimeox-Pelhan^  b.  1M7; 
high-sheriff  of  Cambridgeshire  in  1090 ;  wtio  m.  his  oousin. 
Honor,  dan.  of  Peter  Cah-ert,  Esq.  of  Nine  Ashes,  and  had 
three  sonf,  Wiluam  (SirX  LL.D.,  M.P.  for  London,  and 
lord-major  in  1749.  d.  1761 ;  Fbux,  of  whom  poreeently ; 
and  Peter,  of  Gnat  Hadham,  who  m.  Susannah,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Tooke.  D.D.,  of  Lamborne,  Essex,  and  bad  issue. 
Theseoond  son, 

Fkux  Calvebt,  Esq.  of  Fumeux-Pelham,  b  in  1603 ;  m. 
Christian,  dau.  of  Josias  Nioolson,  Esq.  of  Clapham,  and 
Vy  Wr  (who  d.  in  1759)  had  (with  seTeral  dans.,  of  whon^ 
Mary  «k  the  Rot.  William  Hammer,  and  Honor  m.  Thomas 
T^wh,  Esq.)  two  sons,  Nicolsok  and  Fslix.  He  4-  in  1766, 
and  was  «.  by  the  elder, 

NfOOLBOV  Caltcbt,  Esq.  of  Hunsdon  House,  b.  in  1725 ; 
high-sheriff  of  Herts  in  1740,  and  M.P.  for  Tewkesbury  in 
1754  and  1761.  He  m.  Bebecoa,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Goodwin,  M.  A.,  rector  of  Cla|»bam ;  l^t  d.  f .  j>,  in  1708,  and 
was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Fblix  Caltkbt,  Esq.  of  Portland-place,  London,  who  m. 
in  1768,  Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Bir  Robert  Ladbroke ;  and 
dying  in  1802,  left  issue,  NiooLSOir,  his  heir;  Robert,  who 
d.i,p.in  1821 ;  Charles,  of  Ockley  Court,  oo.  Surrey,  MP. 
fcr  Soothwark,  who  m.  in  1828,  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  William 
Rowley,  Bart,  and  is  deoesaed;  and  Walter.  The  eldeat 
son, 

NiooLsos  CAhrwaa,  Esq.  of  Hunsdon,  M.P.  for  HertiiDrd ; 
b.  15  May,  1764 ;  m.  0  Jan.  1780,  Frances,  youngest  dau,  #f 
Edmond-Sexton  Pery,  Viscount  Pary,  and  had  imntth 

Faux,  now  of  Hunsdon. 

Bdmond-Pery-Sexton,  5.  26  Cot  1797. 

Nicholas-Robert.  6.  4  Aug.  1800. 

WilUam-Heniy,  b.  8  Feb,  1808. 

Isabella,  m.  in  1810,  to  Sir  James-Mathow  Strong,  Bi^  qf 
Tynan  Abbey,  co.  Armagh. 

LaTinw-Fkanoea^ane. 

Maiy-OBraUne-Felida.  Harriet-Diana. 

Jms— Paly  of  six,  or  and  sa.,  a  bend,  counterchanged. 

Crttt— Out  of  a  ducal  ooronet,  or,  two  pennons,  the  defter, 
or,  the  other,  sa.,  stavss,  gti, 

ftol— Hunsdon  House,  Herts, 


CAMERON  OP  LOCHIEL. 

Camkkoit,  Donald,  Esq.  of  Locbiel,  co.  Inyemees, 
D.L^  6.  25  Sept.  1796 ;  m.  in  July,  1882,  Lady  Vere- 
Gotheriiie-Loidsa  Hobart,  sister  odf  the  Karl  of  Buck- 
jnghamahire,  and  has  issue, 

L  BonAhD,  b.  in  April,  1885. 

n.  George-Hampden,  b,  in  Oet.  1840. 

L  Anne-Louisa.  u.  JuliarTere. 

m.  SibUia-Matflda.  rr.  Albinia-Maiy. 

M4llf  S0(.-*'Tbe  somame  of  Osmeroo  is  of  great  antl- 
quitj  in  Scotland,  and  in  ancient  times  was  variously 
written,  Tia^,  Cameron,  Cambmn,  Cambnm.  "The  Cama>- 
roos  hare  a  tndition  among  \ium.  that  they  are  originaUy 
4fHfin>4id  of  a  younger  son  of  the  royal  family  of  Denm^k, 
who  ssntotnd  at  the  restoration  of  King  Fsbous  II^,  anno 
404;  but  it  is  more  probable  that  th^y  are  of  the  aborigines 
flT  the  neknt  Boots  or  Caledonians  that  flrat  planted  the 
eountry.** 

"  The  earliest  x)OSsession  of  the  Camerons** — wp  quote 
Skene's  BigMlanitn  tff  Seotlatul — "  was  that  part  of  L«di- 
absr  extsnding  to  the  east  of  the  k>ch  end  river  of  LotAiy, 
Mid  waa  hflid  b7  them  of  the  Lord  of  the  Islss;  their  more 
modem  poeeesaioDS  of  Lochiel  and  Loohaikaig,  which  lay  on 
the  west  side  of  that  water,  had  been  granted  by  the  Lord 
ef  the  Islss  to  the  founder  fit  the  dan  Ranald,  by  whose 
dseoendente  it  waa  inhabited.  Originally  the  dan  Came- 
ron consisted  of  three  septs,  the  dan  Ic  Mhartin'  or 
if^ii«f4iTMi  of  liCtterflnlay ;  the  clan  Ic  Ilonobhy,  or  Game- 
ions  ci  Stcooe;  and  Sliochd  Shoirle  Ruaidh,  or  Camerons  of 


"  The  Camerons  having,  along  with  the  clan  Chattan, 
ilcseitnil  Alexander,  Lord  of  the  Isles,  when  att&cked  by 
JaMJBi  L  in  Lodiaber,  and  lv»ring  aubeequently  reflised  to 

m 


CAM 

Join  Donald  BaUooh  in  his  invasion  of  Scotland  in  1481,  that 
diief,  after  his  victory  at  Innerlochy,  resolved  to  revenge 
himself  upon  the  Camerons,  and  attacked  them  with  Auy. 
The  clan  was  unable  to  withstand  his  attack,  and  the  chief 
was  obliged  to  fly  into  Ireland,  while  the  reet  of  the  dan 
took  refuge  amongst  the  most  inaccessible  parts  of  the 
mountain  country.'*  When  the  return  of  Alexander  from 
captivity  had  restored  seme  degree  of  order  to  his  wild 
demhaions, 

DoMAU>  Dhv,  the  then  chief  of  the  dan,  appears  to  hava 
raised  the  Camerons  tram  the  depressed  state  into  which 
they  had  fallen  by  the  vengeance  of  the  Lorda  of  the  Isle^ 
and  to  have  re-acquired  for  the  dan  the  eetates  which  they 
had  formeriy  possessed.  From  Donald  Dhu  we  pass  to  his 
descendant. 

Sib  Ewbh  Cakxrov,  of  Lochiel,  b.  in  Feb.  1620,  edipsod 
in  fame  all  his  predecessors,  and  fh>m  a  very  early  age 
became  a  stanch  adherent  of  the  royal  cause.    He  m.  thrice. 

JoBii  Caxbbov,  of  Lochid,  called  John  MaoEwen,  Joinod 
the  Earl  of  Marin  1715,  fer  whidi  he  suffered  attainder  and 
forfeiture.  He  m.  Isabd,  sister  of  Sir  Duncsn  Campbdl,  of 
LochneU,  and  had  iesue,  De]fAi.D,  his  hdr;  John  of  Fassi- 
fem,  00.  Argyll,  father  of  Sir  Bwen  Cameron,  of  Fassifem, 
who  waa  created  a  Bart,  in  1817;  and  Archibald,  a  physician, 
who  engaged  in  the  rebdUon  of  1745.  and  was  executed. 
By  Jean  his  wife,  dau.  of  Archibald  Cameron  of  Dungallon, 
he  left  iisue,  four  sons  and  a  dau.  John  Cameron  d.  at 
Nieuport,  in  Flanders,  in  1748,  and  was  «.  b^  his  ddest 
son, 

DoHAU>  Cameboh,  of  Lochid.  captain  of  the  dan  Came- 
ron, who  had  Joined  the  young  Pretender  with  a  oonsider- 
aUe  body  of  his  men  in  1745,  and  feuj^t  at  their  bead  on 
sevend  occasiona.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Camp- 
bell, 5th  Bart,  of  Auohinbraek,  by  whom  he  left  at  his 
death,  in  1748,  an  eldest  son  and  heir, 

JoHif  CAjuROir,  Esq.  d  Lodiid,  who  d.  in  1762,  and  waa 
.«.  by  his  only  sttxMving  brother, 

^BABLH  Camsbov,  Bsq.  of  Lochiel,  Mher  of 

Dotf^LpOAifKBOir,  Eeq.  of  Lochiel,  who  m.  in  1795,  Anne, 
dau.  of  Sir  Ralph  Aberoromby,  and  sister  of  the  late  Lord 
Aberoroml^,  by  whom  be  had  issue, 

DoirAU>,  his  heir. 

Alexander,  in  holv  orders ;  who  m.  1  Sept  1885.  Chariotte, 

dau.  of  the  Hon.  Edward  Rice,  D.D.,  Dean  of  Gloucester, 

and  baa  issuer  one  son  and  two  dans. 
Maiy-Anne.  Matilda. 

Lochid  d.  hi  1882. 

.^rm*— Gu.(  three  bars,  or. 

Crttt—A  dexter  arm  embowed  in  armour,  the  hand  graapr 
ing  a  sword,  all  ppr. 

awpporUn— -Two  savages  wreathed  about  the  loina,  each 
holmng  ever  his  shoulder  a  pole-axe,  all  ppr. 

JfoMo^Pro  rege  et  patriA. 

SmUs— AdmacarT7,  co.  Inverness;  and  Hampden  House^ 
Bucks. 


CAMPBELL  OP  ORMIDALE. 

Camfbell,  RoberT'Kuttbb,  Esq.  of  Ormidale,  oo. 
Argyll,  major  iih  native  infantiy,  H.KI.C.S.,  for 
many  years  in  command  of  the  Nair  Brigade,  at 
TraTBiicore. 

lineagt.'-Campbell  of  Ormidale,  next  in  entail  to 
Campbell  of  Otter,  springs  ftiom  John  Campbell,  of  Kinoch- 
tre^  a  younger  son  of  Campbell  of  Lundy,  in  Angus,  whose 
anoestor  yn^  Thomas  Campbell,  2nd  son  of  Colin,  1st  Eari 
of  Argy^.  The  present  Majob  Campbell,  of  Ormidale,  is 
only  surviving  son  of  the  late  John  Caupbbll,  of  Ormidale, 
by  Catherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Gen.  Campbell,  of  Strachur, 
and  grandson  of  Alexander  Campbell,  of  Ormidale,  who  was 
2nd  son  of  John  Campbell,  of  Otter,  by  his  2nd  wife,  a  dau. 
of  John  Stenho»se,  Esq.  of  Drummore. 

^rms— Oyronny  of  sight,  erm.  and  sa. 
^tmC— A  boar's  head,  fiesewise,  couped,  or. 
IfoMo— Ne  obUriscaria. 
AtoC— Ormidale,  oo.  ArgyU. 


CAMPBELL  OF  MONZIE. 

CAifrBELL,  Alexaiidsr,  Esq.  of  Monzie  Castle, 
CO.  Perth,  and  Inveraw,  co.  Aigyll,  b.  30  Dea  1812 ; 
m.  27  May,  1844,  Christina,  only  child  of  Sir  i)uncai| 
Cameron,  Baxt^  of  F^ssifeni^  and  has  had  issu«^ 


CAM 


CAM 


I.  Alkxakdkb,  6.  80  March,  1847,  d.  yoting. 
I.  Christina.  ii.  Louisa, 

in.  Mary,  d.  yoxmg. 

Mr.  Campbell  is  present  representative  of  the  Monzie 
branch  of  the  house  of  Campbell,  being  son  and  heir 
(by  Christina  Menzies  his  wife)  of  the  late  Likut.- 
Oen.  Alexander  Campbell  of  Monzie  and  Finnah, 
M.P.,  who  derived  from  Archibald  Campbell,  of 
Monsde,  4th  son  of  Sir  Dmican  Campbell,  1st  bart 
of  Glenurchy.  Mr.  Campbell  of  Monzie  has  a  bro- 
ther,  Robert;  and  a  sister,  Caroline,  wife  of  Charles 
Swinfen,  Esq.  of  Swinfen. 

j4rm*— Quarterly:  let  and  4th,  or,  gvronny  of  eight,  or  and 
sa.,  for  Campbell  ;  2nd,  arg..  a  lymphad  or  ffalley,  na.,  with 
oars  in  action,  for  Lokn;  Srd,  or,  a  feBse,  cnequy  arg.  and 
ai.,  for  Stkwabt  qf  Lorn. 

Crut — A  boar's  head,  erased,  ppr. 

ifotto— Follow  me. 

6^a<— Monxie,  co.  AigylL 


CAMPBELL  OF  LOCHNELL. 

Campbell^  Ahchibald,  Esq.  of  Lochnell,  co. 
Argyll,  b.  Feb.  1777 ;  m.  29  Nov.  1803,  Louisa-Ann, 
daii.  of  Captain  Duncan  Macdougall,  of  Ardintrive, 
2nd  son  of  Macdougall  of  Lorn,  and  had  issue, 

I.  DUMCAK. 

II.  Arohibald-AigyU-Napier,  H.E.I.C.8.,  d.  fai  Bombay, 
in.  John-Oameron,  late  in^or  in  the  9th  royal  LsnoexB, 

difltinguiflhed  himself  whon  in  command  of  a  aquadroD 
of  that  regiment  at  the  battle  of  O^Jerat,  21  Feb.  1849, 
m.  Isabella-Sophia,  dau.  of  the  late  Charies  Smith, 
Eaq.  banker,  of  Northampton. 

IV.  Hope,  d.  young. 

V.  Colin,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Henry. -J^^. 
HoTy,  Esq.,  consul  at  Bordeaux  to  His  Mi^esty  the 
King  of  The  Nethorlands. 

VI.  Alexander. 

VII.  Wellington,  drowned  in  India.        And  eight  daus. 

Etneage.— Mr.  CampbeU  is  the  11th  Laird  of  Loohnell, 
In  a  direct  descent  fh>m  the  Hon.  John  Campbell,  2nd  son 
of  Colin,  Srd  Earl  of  Argyll,  by  the  Lady  Jane  Gordon  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Alexander,  Srd  Earl  of  Huntly.  The  Camiv 
BKLLS  of  LochntU  are  the  latest  cadets  of  Argyll,  and  in  de- 
fault of  male  deeccndants  of  John,  4th  Duke  of  Argyll*  heirs 
to  the  titles  and  estates. 

Armt — Quarterly:  let  and  4th,  gyronny  of  ei^^t,  or  and 
sa.,  for  Campbbll;  2udraR.,  a  boars  head,  couped,  for  Oob- 
DON ;  Srd,  arg.,  a  lymphad,  sa.,  her  can  in  action,  for  Lobn. 

Cmt^K  dexter  hand  grasping  a  horseman's  lanoe,  bend- 
ways,  all  ppr. 

JIfotto— Arms  parata  fero. 

Supporlen— On  the  dexter  side,  a  lion,  guardant,  ppr.,  and 
on  tne  sinister,  a  swan,  ppr. 


CAMPBELL  OF  CESSNOCK  AND  TREESBANK. 

Campbell^  Qeoroe-Jamsb,  Esq.  of  Treeebank,  co. 
Ayr,  D.L.  and  J.P.,  6.  in  Juiv,  1800 ;  «*.  Ist^  in  Dec. 
1822,  Elizabeth  M  Kerel,  only  child  of  Colonel  John 
Reid,  of  the  E^t  India  Company's  service  (by  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  dau.  of  John  M'Kerel,  of  Hlllhouse), 
by  whom  (who  d.  in  1826)  he  has  two  surviving 
daughters.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  Aug.  1829,  Miss  C.-J. 
Jones,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Major  Jones,  of  the  26th 
light  dragoons,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Obobob-Jamkb.  And  a  dau. 

M^intK^. — Jaxbs  Campbbll,  of  Treesbank,  oo.  Ayr, 
?nd  son  of  Sir  Hugh  Campbell,  of  Cesnock,  by  Eli|sabe^h 
Campbell  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John*  Master  of 
Loudoun,  became  male  representative  of  the  house  of  Cos- 
nock,  at  the  decease  of  his  brother.  Sir  George.  Ho  d.  after 
1730  (he  was  then  upwards  of  90  yean  of  age),  leaving  by 
Jean  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Mure,  of  ^wallan,  a  son 
and  suooeeeor, 

Gborgb  Campbell,  Eaq.  of  Treesbanl^,  who  in.  in  1708, 
Anno,  youngest  dau.  of  David  Boewcll,  of  Audiinleck,  and 
had  (with  two  daus.,  Anno,  d.  unm.,  and  Jean,  m.  in  1740, 
to  the  Rev.  George  Roid,)  two  sons.    The  elder. 

Jambs  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Treesbank,  chief  pf  the  Camp- 
172 


BELLS  of  CiUmcek,  m.  1st,  in  1763,  Helen,  2nd  dau.  of  Andrew 
M'Credie,  Esq,  of  Pieroeton,  by  whom  he  had  an  only 
child,  Jean,  who  m.  in  1787,  Robert  Reid,  Esq.  of  Adamton, 
and  d.  in  Aug.  1789,  leaving  a  dau.  Helen,  who  d.  in  April, 
1790.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1708,  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  David  Mont- 
gomery, of  Lainsbaw  (by  his  wife  Veronica,  dau.  of  James 
Boswell,  of  Auchinleck),  and  had  two  sons,  Gbobob-Jambs* 
his  successor,  and  David,  a  col.  in  the  army.  He  d.  in  1776, 
and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Gbobgb-Jambs  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Treesbank,  who  m.  in 
1797,  his  cousin,  EUsabeth-Montgomery  Beaumont,  only 
dau.  of  Mrs.  Elisabeth  Montgomery,  heiress  of  Lalnshaw, 
and  sister  of  Sir  James-Montgomery  Cunninghame,  Bart, 
of  Corse  Hill,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Gbobob-Jambs,  his 
heir;  John,  David,  Jane^Maxwell,  EUsabeth-Montgomery, 
Mary,  and  Anne.  The  laird  d.  in  Nov.  1816,  and  was  «.  by 
his  eldest  son,  the  present  Geoboc-Jambb  Campbell,  Esq.  of 
Treesbank. 

.<4rm#— Oyronny  of  eight,  or  and  sa,  for  Abotll:  within  a 
bordiu-e,  gu.,  charged  with  eight  escsJlops,  of  the  first;  and 
a  canton,  alsb  gyronny  of  eighty  erm.  and  gu.,  for  Loudouv. 

Crat — ^A  phoenix  head,  erased,  or. 

Motto — Constanter  et  prudenter, 

Seof— Treesbank  House,  Kilmarnock. 


CAMPBELL  OF  BARQUHARRIE  AND 
SORNBEG. 

Campbell,  John,  Esq.  of  Sombeg,  co.  Ayr,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  b.  11  March,  1785. 

ILintnQt, — Huoh  Campbell,  Esq.,  designed  of  Bar- 
quharrie,  in  Ayrshire,  Srd  son  of  Sir  Hugh  Campbell,  of  Cea- 
nock,  by  Elizabeth  Campbell  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  John,  Master  of  Loudoun,  m.  6  June,  1702,  Margaret,  2iid 
dau.  of  David  Boswell,  Esq.  of  Auchinleck,  and  had  an  only 
son, 

Hugh  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Barquharrie,  who  ta.  10  Jan. 
1727,  Maigaret,  dau.  of  David  Henderson,  Esq.  of  Tinnooh« 
side,  and  was  father  of 

Bbuoe  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Barquhanie,  who  m.  in  1772, 
Annabella,  dau.  of  James  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Kilmarnock,  and 
had  issue, 
L  Huoh,  of  Barquharrie,  a  justice  of  the  peace  for  the  co. 
Ayr,  and  capt.  in  the  85th  regt,  who  w.  18  Dec  1797, 
Sophia,  youngest  dau.  of  Thomas  Barber,  Esq.  of  Qiean- 
ley,  in  Nottinghamshire,  and  dying  at  Bath,  6  Jan.  1824, 
left  issue, 

1  Huoh-Bbucb.  of  Barquharrie,  now  residing  at  The 
Park,  Nottingham,  b.  8  April,  1803,  whom.  1st, 28  April, 
1829,  Ann,  dau.  of  Philip  Hurd.  Esq.  of  Kentish  Town, 
by  whom  (who  d.  6  Fiept.  1820}  he  had  no  isHue;  and 
2ndly,  2  Oct  1832,  Eli^beth.  dau.  of  Edward.1  Weive, 
Esq.  of  Hexgrare  Park,  co.  Nottingham,  by  whom  ne 
has  had  is.sue,  Hugli,  <£.  17  Oct.  1839 ;  Bbccb.  b.  14  June, 
1880;  Claud,  6.  25  Nov.  1840  ;  ElijEabeth;  Mary-Anne; 
and  Janet. 

2  Thomas- Alexander,  m.  3  June,  1835,  Su.oAnnah,  dau.  of 
Mr.  George  Shelton.  d.  «.  p..  10  Oct  1844. 

8  William,  m.  1  Aug.  18S8,  Sarah-Ann,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Webb,  RN.,  and  d.  t.  p  29  March,  1843. 
4  John,  d.  unm.  15  Jan.  1841. 

1  Anne,  m.  to  George  Douglas,  Esq  of  Bodinghead,  N.B. 

2  Annabe11%  m.  to  William-Nugent  Comyn,  Esq.  of  the 
CO.  Clare. 

8  Sophia  -  Elizabeth,    m.    to   Denis   Browne,    Esq.    of 
Brownestown,  Ireland, 
n.  Bruce,  6.  25  May,  1775,  capt  E.I.Co.'s  naval  service,  d 

unm. 
ni.  Alexander,  6.  28  Sept  17T9,  a  capt  hi  the  74th  regt, 

and  of  distinguished  bravery ;  of  his  services,  particularly 

at  the  mepaomble  battle  of  Assaye,  honourable  mention  is 

frequently  made  in  CoL  Welch's  Rewiniseejuxt  qf  India, 

He  d-  of  his  wounds,  in  Oct  1805,  tmw. 
rv.  JoHK,  now  of  Sombeg. 
V.  WiUiam,  b,  4  May,  1788,  d.  hi  Jan.  1880. 
I.  Buphemia,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Hugh  Wilson,  Eeo.  of  Kil- 

mamook,  and  d.  in  1817,  leaving  a  son,  Hugh-Campbell 

Wilj«oi\. 
n.  Marianne,  </.  in  April,  1825,  imm. 

Mr.  Campbell  d.  hi  Feb.  1813,  aged  79. 

^ rm«— Gyronnv  of  eight,  or  and  sa.,  within  a  borduro,  gu., 
charged  with  eight  es<^op«,  of  the  first,  and  a  canton,  also 
gyronny  of  eight,  erm.  and  gu. 

Cre$t — ^A  phoenix  head,  erased. 

Jfotto— Constanter  et  prudenter. 

Beat — Sombeg,  co.  Ayrshire. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


CAM 

CAMPBELL  OF  FAIRFIELD. 

CjJfFBSLL,  WiLUAM-QuNifnrO)  Esq.  of  FVurfield, 
00.  Ayr,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  18  Jan.  1784 ;  ».  18  April, 
1811,  Diana,  8rd  dau.  of  Sir  John  Ingilby,  Bart,  of 
Ripley,  in  Yorkshire,  and  by  her  (who  a.  in  1840) 
had  one  son, 

L  Wuxxam-Inoilbt,  6.  in  Nov.  1812,  late  Uoutenant,  eth 
dngoon-goards,  lost  at  sea  in  1BS6. 
He  m.  2ndly,  17  March,  1845,  Maria-Anna,  dau.  of 
John-Heniy  McNaughton,  2nd  son  of  John-Stewart 
Menzies,  Esq.  of  Oildaree,  co.  Perth. 

EltUaffC. — ^William  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Fairfield,  son 
of  John  OampbeU,  Esq.  of  Whitehaugfa  or  Fairfield,  and 
great-great-grandson  of  John  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Whitehaugh, 
who  was  4th  son  of  Sir  Hugh  Campbell,  of  Cesnock,  by  Eli- 
sabeth his  wife.  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Jolm  Campbell, 
Master  of  Loudoun,  «n.  in  1747,  Elisabeth  Metcalf,  of  North- 
umberland. CO.  Yiiginia,  and  had  a  son, 

WiLUAM  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Fairfield,  who  is.  Ist,  in  1772. 
Sarah  Cunninghame,  of  Cambridge.  New  En^^and.  by  whom 
be  bad  two  daus.,  Ifartha,  wife  of  Charles  M'Vicar,  Esq..  and 
EUsabeth,  m.  to  Lord  John-DouglAA-E.-H.  Campbell  (after- 
wards Duke  of  AxgyU).  He  m.  2ndly.  15  Aug.  1782.  Gathe- 
xine  Gunning,  niece  of  Sir  Robert  Gunning,  Bart,  of  Horton, 
and  dau.  of  Oc^jtain  CKmning,  who  fell  at  the  storming  of 
Ousdakrape,  in  1757.  aged  21.  By  this  lady  he  bad  issue, 
1  Wn.LiAM  Quninso.  now  of  Fairfield;  2  Geoxge,  E.I.Co.'s 
serrioe.  d,  itnm.;  S  CSiarlea,  mi^or  E.I.Co.'s  aerrioe,  who 
sk  Jane-WemysB,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Lereson-OiBnyillo-Keitb 
Morray.  sad  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly.  in  1886.  Captain  C.-8. 
MmBoo^  E.I.Co.'s  serviee),  left  at  bis  daeease.  in  1882,  three 
sons,  vis.,  Leveson-OxanviUe,  m.  and  has  issoe;  Gunnlng- 
GrsnTiDe;  and  FinfastleAigyle,  who  d.  tmm.  1860;  4  Alsx- 
soder.  B  LOo  's  dMt  serrlee,  who  «.  Matflda.  dan.  of  — 
Thmaby.  Esq., mod hss issue;  5  VmfHtr,  eapt. hofse artillery, 
E  LCo/s  serrioe,  wiM>  m.  S^na.  dao.  of —  Gore.  Esq..  and 
d.  in  1890.  Vtaewimg  kmat;  f  Jsmea.  lost  at  sea;  7  Andivw. 
cape  KLGo-'s  serriee.  who  d.  mtm.  in  1850;  8  Argyle.  <f. 
young;  1  Maty,  at.  to Sb* Henry Jenris Wfaite-Jerrk,  Bart.; 
sad  S  CWhrrins,  sl  to  D«Desn  Hunter,  £aq,  Mr,  Omp- 
benrf.i&J»e.UU. 


CA3CPBELL  OF  ABDCHATTAS  FEIOBT. 

Cajosnx,  jASMrEunaam  XamT.  of  Aiddkattan 
Priocj,  eoL  Ai^H,  jl  her  lacie,  Coiond  Thfjota^ 
Donda*  Csigpfa^^,  m  l!44;  aa.  m  1%41^  iktwchxa- 
Irriag  Pofkoaa,  Eaq^  mm  </  tkt  htU  Mttttnl  rnr 


\    M  r^   afS.  "^s:  ^n^ioHfflcnt.  rJluvf  uc  4* 


'0    i. 


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ni. 

IT. 


0AM 

Jane- Vaiaabeth- Mary,   ta.    to  Biraehan   Popham,    Ai^.* 
E.KCt».'8  civil  aorvloe,  son  of  the  late  Kir  Hoiue  IS>|))Mm. 
Sophia-Margaret,  0.  asm..  U  Nov.  IHiT. 

.^nae— Quarterly:  let  and  4ih.  gyroimy  of  atghli  or  M\4 
aa. ;  2nd.  a  buck's  head ;  Srd,  arir..  a  gall«)\  aa,,  all  within  a 
bordure,  or,  charged  with  eight  oreaoents, 

CWit— A  awan.  ppr.,  crowned,  or. 

5io<— Ardohattan  Priory,  Argyllahlro, 


CAMPBELL  OF  DtTNOON. 
See  CAUtiucu-WyNUttAM. 


CAMPBKLL  OK  COLOHAIN. 

Camfbill,  Colin,  Esq.  of  (\)Igrnlii,  on.  T)umhar* 
ton,  h.  8  Jan.  1782;  m.  24  Oct.  IHU.  Janst  MilUu*, 
eldest  dau.  of  Jobn  Hamilton,  Ksq.  of  Noiih  iWk, 
male  representative  of  the  old  fuuiily  of  lUMll/ruM 
of  Weitportf  00.  Linlithgow,  and  hiis  Imuo, 
I.  John,  oapt  Royal  Boots  Orsys;  6.  0  Aug,  IMIA}  4,  \u 

May.  1846. 
IL  Colin,  b.  2  Sept.  1810 ;  m.  8  Juno,  1840.  JssnIs.  dati.  nf 
Wm.  Middleton.  Esq.,  ion  of  John  MiddteUiu,  lUmi  (»f 
Bhiels.  Aberdeenshire,  and  has  iasus, 
1  CoUn-John,  6.  28  May,  1848. 
8  William-Middleton.  6,  in  IMO. 
8  Henry-Alexander,  6.  in  1861. 
1  Jsasie,  d.  in  1840. 
Al«uuider-Henry.  6.  81  July,  1832. 
Ar^ilbald'HainiltoD,  ■&  oAssr  In  tbs  Indian  anity  { 
6.  17  Dse.  1828. 
T.  Tbomss,  6.  20  Mareb,  1826  ;   m.  in  Hept.  W4,  hUt 
eousin,  Mary,  dau.  of  Col,  Alexander  (^npUII,  iff 
PossU,  CO.  Lanait,  which  lady  4.  in  Aug.  iim. 
TL  Oeoige-Wmiain.  b,  8  Juns,  1826. 
rn.  James,  b,  U  OtL  U28. 

Tm.  Bobert.  an  oOeer  84tb  rsgt ;  b,  18  Na#«t»,  Um, 
DL  UxmgoSeiftitauM,  b,  81  March,  IHM, 
X.  William,  an  oA<^  7Jst  retft ;  b,  Ut  inm,  WVt, 
L  Belen-Bfl^le.  m.  16  Jan,  Wt\,  Uif  ««/*»4i»,  it4m  i'Mttp* 

bell,  Esq.  o(  FmhU  ;  mtA  d,  H  July,  )ff//l. 
If.  MaHon.  ««.  8  June,  \Mt$,  AUrMm^lm  H,  ttUtltty,  t^t,  *f 
Oasde  Towsrd,  sud  has  Umtm, 
1  Klrknaa,  6.  in  UMl,  d,  in  UH$, 
i  O^hu^CmtatAMO,  b,  »»  U48. 
t  AlczadderKirkjuM*,  //,  \u  1U4 

▼,  JsasT  ITsanntnn. 
Mr.  CmtBifMi  M  OApnAn  Sm  9r4  *fm  *4  hAttt  (U^$tp' 
Ml,  &<|,  <#f  MiMT««ft/>n,  L«ttirijth.f«c,  W*wt  t$t^h  h 
DMrdtefit  and  prvyf>n«t/^«  \fj  H^tfv/tt  Mtt^^UMM  hm 
wife.    J* Am  ijau^MX  wm  ZM  ittm  *4  h>^%**^\*^ 

J'AiSi  i^aoi^y^..^  '4  L*»*mt,  »i^/  wm  fsu*^  V/  t^^ 
pMraflK.  a.  i'.^,  f^  t»»*  U%^  *4  lit/'-*  \f»0tu^0*Mi^ 

tiie  EtfVi  'rf  L/.n.*'*-     Kr  i'/t.^  m%m  %9A  v/H  *4  >rw 

z^za.  <iikA,  '4  h'ocjt  v^'r.:^  '4  Kmx*.     14 1  ',*Afc-^.*i.# 

til    ••'iv.ta     »    vj^'Uwi'%    4m*v**v?i*t     *«, 
^.-M^JL    UJ^t  M»CL    4MK4t   «U«   4nM*C.    ^,    4MM»f    «i<4 


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CAM 

ehpt  of  Um  cUm  Chftttan.  mm  killed  «t  Stirling,  kaTing  by 
hie  wife,  a  dao.  of  C&mpbcU  of  Ardkinglas,  a  lOb  and 
■ucceaeor, 

RofeKBT  CAMPftcLL,  of  OlMifkllocb,  who  m.  BiiMiukah, 
dan.  of  Jatnea  Menzlm,  of  Culdares,  and  was  fg^ther  of 

CoLiir  Campbbll,  Esq.  of  Glenfolloch,  who  m.  Agnoa, 
dau.  of  Campbell  of  Auohlyne,  and  had  iame,  Robert,  d. 
young ;  James,  lieut  42nd  ragiment,  d,  t,  p.;  Wiluam, 
heir  to  his  father;  ArchibAld.  killed  at  Fontenoy;  Robert 
(who  m.  Jean.  dau.  of  Sir  James  Shielalr^  Bart,  of  Dun- 
beath,  and  had  issue,  eight  sons  and  three  dans.)  The 
eldest  sunriving  son, 

William  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Olenfftlloch,  m.  Susan  Ounp- 
bell,  dau.  of  —  MoPherson,  Esq.  of  Aigyllshire,  and  had 
issue.    The  seoond  son, 

Jambs  Campbbll,  Esq.  of  Glenfallodh,  m.  EUsabeth 
Blauehard.  of  Orenoester,  roUstor — Lulow,  Esq.  ofOlou- 
oester,  and  by  her  had  iasue, 

William-Johv-Lamb,  now  of  Olenftdloeh. 

Elisabeth-Harlborouffh,  ».  end  had  issus^  d.  in  1886. 

Susan-eiophia,  m.  and  had  issue. 

.irmj— <)uaTtorly:  let  and  4th,  gyn^nny  of  eight  or  and 
sa. :  Snd,  aiv..  a  galley  with  her  sails  fUrted,  and  oars  in 
action,  sa. ;  3rd,  or.  a  fesse,  chequy,  ax.  and  aig.,  and  for  dif- 
ference, in  the  centre  point  a  hunting-horn,  sa.,  garnished, 
gu. 

CVese— A  man's  heart  pierced  through  with  a  dar^  ppr. 

Motto— Thus  for. 

&cU— Olenfiftlloch  House,  oo.  Perth. 


CAMPBELL  OP  SKIPIJESS. 
Camfbkll,  Walter- WiLLUM-THOMAS-BuLvaoiiOis, 
Esq.  of  Skipneas  Castle,  co.  Argyll,  J.P.,  h.  5  Nov. 
1807;  m.  13  Sept.  1888,  Anna-Henrietta,  eldest  dau. 
of  Lieut-Col.  Loring,  and  hat  issue  one  dan., 

CONSTANOB-QLBHOAUUr. 

Eineage.— Skipness  Caatla  is  iitui^ted  in  ^Hb  dlrtriot 
of  Kintyre  and  oo.  Argyll. 

Walter  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Skipneai.  eUef  of  this 
ancient  line,  m.  1st,  Eleanor  Kerr,  and  had  issue,  John, 
Oleneaim,  Bobebt,  Walter,  Colin,  Eleanor,  Harriet,  Mar- 
garet, Katharine,  and  EUsabeth.  He  m.  2hdly,  Mrs.  Hay, 
and  also  had  issoe,  Hamilton,  WQliam,  and  Mary.  The 
3rd  son, 

Bobebt  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Skipnass,  m.  In  Jmly,  180«, 
Eugenia^osephine,  dau.  of  RSohard  Wynne,  Esq.  of  For- 
kingham,  oo.  Lincoln,  and  had  issne, 
Walteb-Willlam-Tbomas,  now  of  Skipnees. 
George- Augustus,  E.I.C.8.,  m.  2  Not.  1884,  Lady  Sstrah 
Lyon.  dau.  of  Thomas.  Earl  of  8trathmoi«^  aiKl  had  issue 
five  cnildren,  all  d.  in  infancy. 

John-Francis-Olencaim,  m.  in  Oct  18M,  Kathertne-Alez- 
ander.  and  had  issue,  Bobert,  Comwall-Heary,  and 
Eleanor-Jane. 

Mary-Agi^a,  m.  in  June^  183d,  to  Keith  Macalister,  Esq. 
of  Olenbarr. 

^rnw— Qyronny  of  eight  or  and  sa.,  a  bordure  indented,  of 
the  fir«t  chaiged  with  eig^t  crescents,  of  the  second. 
Cntt— Two  oars,  crossed  in  saltier. 


fittU— Skipuess 


marequs 
isCartle, 


CO.  AzgyU. 


CAMPBELL  OP  ISLAT. 

Campbbll,  Waltsb-Fbbdbriok,  Esq.  of  Wo«dhall, 
CO.  Lanark*  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  Argyllshire  from 
1821  to  1882,  6.  10  April,  1798 ;  in.  Ist,  2  Feh.  1820, 
Lady  EUinor  Charteris,  eldest  dan.  of  Francis,  Earl 
of  Wemyss  and  March  (who  d.  16  Sept  1882),  by 
whom  he  had  issue, 

JoH]r-FBa.iraiB,  b. «  Daa.  18SS.  Maigaret-flosan. 

Mr.  Campbell  m.  2ndly,  11  March,  1887,  Catherine, 
dau.  of  Stephen-Thomas  Cole,  Esq.,  by  the  Lady 
Elizabeth  Stanley  his  wife. 

SrtneXfff . — This  ia  a  soion  of  Campbell  if  Skipimt. 
Its  kite  representative, 

Walter  Camtbell,  Esq.  of  Shawfield,  son  of  Johh 
Campbell,  of  Shawfield,  snd  the  I^dy  Harriet  his  wife, 
dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Oleneaim,  «.  his  eldest  brother,  Daniel, 
who  d.  imm.  in  1777.  He  m.  1st,  in  17«8,  Eleanor,  dau.  of 
Lord  Charles  Kerr ;  and  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Nlsbet  of 
Dirlton ;  snd  d.  in  1816.  haTfaig  had  issue, 

L  John,   who   ■».    hi   ITM,    Lady  Charlotte  GampbeQ, 

yoimgest  dau.  of  John,  Duke  of  AigylL  and  by  her  (who 
174  a^  ^         V 


CAM 

m.  3ndly,  the  Bev.  Edward  Bury,)  left  athis  decease^  v.  p. 
in  1808,  two  sons  and  six  daus., 

1  Walter -Fbedheiok,  present  representative  of  the 
family. 

2  John-Oeorge,  b.  in  1800,  m.  Ellen,  dan.  of  Sir  FftKwfl- 
liam  Barrington,  Bart,  and  dying  6  Aug.  1880,  left  one 
son  and  one  dau. 

1  Elisa-Maria,  m.  to  Sir  WnUam-Gordon  Cumming,  Bart. 
S  Eleanora,  m.  to  Henry,  Bari  of  Uxbridge,  and  d.  In 
1888. 

8  Bea^Joloi8•HaITiet<Jfaarlott^  m.  ta  Charies,  lata  Eari 
ofCharleville. 

4  Emma,  m.  to  William  Russell,  Esq.,  youngest  son  of 
the  late  Lord  William  RumsIL 
f  Adelaide,  m.  to  Lord  Arthur  Lennox. 
8  Julia,  m.  to  Peter-Langford  Brooke^  of  Mere  Hall,  oo. 
Chester. 
1  Harriet,  m.  to  Daniel  Hamilton,  of  Oiskarksdeoffh. 
IL  Oleneaim,   m.   to  Francis  Garter,  Esq.  of  E^gaoott, 
Northamptonshire. 

m.  Kathetine,  «».  to  Sir  Charles  Jenkinson,  Bart 
IV.  Margaret,  la.  to  the  Eari  of  Wemvss. 
Y.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Stewart-Moucreif  Threlpland,  Esq. 
▼I.  Mary,  m.  to  Lord  Ruthven. 
m.  Hamilton,  m.  to  Lord  Belhavan. 
▼m.  Bllinor,  d,  tmm, 

Armt—Qyromxj  of  eight  or  and  sa.,  within  a  bordure,  of 
the  first  charged  with  as  manv  cresiconts,  of  the  second. 

Crmt-^A  gruBn,  erect,  holding  the  sun  between  the  fore 
paws. 

Motto — Fidus  amicus. 

Seut—ltiaxid  of  Islay,  Argyllshire;  and  WoodhaU,  in 
Lanarkshire. 


CAMPBELL  OP  SKERRINGTON. 

Campbell.  Robirt,  Esq.  of  Skerriiigtoii«  ca  Ayr, 
J.P.,  b.  19  Deo.  1814 ;  m,  25  Jan.  1848,  Anne,  only 
•umTing  dau.  of  tha  late  John  Cmt,  Esq.  of  Dunston 
Hall,  00.  Duiiiam. 

ILCnfAfft* — ^This  Is  One  of  the  most  ancient  families  in 
Ayrshire,  and  derived  fh>m  the  same  stock  as  Loudoun. 

Sir  OxLLtsncK  Campbell,  of  Lochow.  who  spears  in  a 
charter  in  1288,  and  from  whom  the  noble  families  of  ArgyU 
and  Loudoun  are  descended,  m.  a  dau.  of  William  de 
Bomerville,  Baron  of  CamTvath,  and  was  fkther  of  Sir 
Colin  Campbbll,  of  Lochow,  who  had  several  sons,  of 
whom  Sir  Niel  was  progenitor  of  the  Argyll  ikmily,  and 
Donald  was  father  of  Sir  DuncMi,  progenitor  of  the  Lou* 
doun  fiunily;  from  the  above  Bhr  CoHn,  the  Campbells  nf 
SkerringUm  claim  to  be  derived. 

Elbakora  Campbbll  (eldest  sister  of  John  Campbell, 
Esq.  of  Skentngton,  who  d.  a.  p.,  and  dau.  of  John  Gamp* 
bell,  Esq.  of  Skenhigton,  by  WUhehnina  his  wiiis,  dau.  of 
lieut.-Oen.  Sir  Andrew  Agnew,  Bart  of  LochnawX  «h. 
Charles  Maxwell,  of  Cowhill,  co.  DumfHee,  and  had,  with  a 
dau.,  the  late  Miss  Wilhehnina  Maxwell,  of  Cowhill.  a  son, 

DuoALD-JoHV  Campbbll,  Esq.  of  Skerrington,  who  m. 
26  Aug.  1804,  Jsnet  4th  daa.  of  the  Hon.  WilHam  BailUe, 
of  Polkemmet,  one  of  the  eenaters  of  the  Collage  of  Justice 
hi  Sootkmd.  and  had  issue,  Charles  and  WOiiam,  both 
deceased;  Robert,  present  representative;  Dugald,  6.  15 
Aug.  1816;  Margaret  •Colquhotm,  m.  to  Thomas -Duiham 
Weir.  Esq.  of  Boghead,  co.  linlithgow;  Susan-Dalrymple ; 
CaroUne ;  Jessy,  ta.  to  Patiiok-Oeoige  Skene,  Esq.  of  Hall- 
yards,  00.  Fife ;  Isabella,  deceased ;  and  Mazy. 

j4nNS— Qoartsriy :  1st  gyronny  of  eight,  or  and  sa. ;  Snd, 
as.,  three  crosslets  fltcheoL  issuing  out  of  as  many  creeceots, 
arg. ;  Srd,  as.,  three  boars'  heacb,  erased,  axg.,  between  a 
lance,  issuing  out  of  the  dexter  base,  and  a  Lochaber  axe 
iisuing  out  of  the  sinister,  both  erect  in  pale,  of  the  seoond ; 
4th,  gyronnr  of  eight  gu.  and  ermi. 

Cngtr—X  dexter  hand  and  arm  in  armou^,  holding  a  gariand 


of  laurels,  all  ppr. 

JfoctiMf— Above  the  crest. 
Under  the  ann^  "Wisdom's  I 


fero 


ro  pnemia 
Ood's  fear.' 


tia  bam." 


CAMPBELL  OF  AUCHMANNOCH. 
Camfbbll,  Robert,  Eaq.  of  Auchmannoch,  in  Ayr- 
sliire,  J.P.,  6.  26  Jan.  1782 ;  s.  his  father  11  Mai^ 
1828. 

IritUXfe.— '*  The  Campbdk  of  Anchmannoeh.**  says 
Rdhertson,  have  been  reapeetable  land  owneta.  in  the  dia- 
trict  of  Kyle-Stewart  for  aeversl  centuries.  The  lands  of 
Audimannoch  and  othei-s,  formerly  and  atill  belonging  to 
them,  are  situate  in  the  lordship  of  Kylesmuir.  and  in  the 
north  part  of  the  parish  of  Som,  about  from  three  to  four 
miles  north-eastward  of  the  town  of  ^^^i**iMnt.  and  about 


0AM 


0AM 


■tx  mflea  ■outh-oaatwArd  of  the  castle  of  Loudoun,  tram 
yrhUAi  fiunily  they  were  originally  derived.  ** 

Oeobok  Campbsll,  of  Auohmaimoch,  eon  of  Arthur 
OiunpbeH,  of  Auohmannoch,  and  Janet  his  ^e,  dau.  of 
John  CazopbeU,  of  Bsofaaffrbum,  was  representatiTe  of  the 
fiunily  in  the  17th  century,  and,  being  an  active  supporter 
of  the  Presbyterian  cause,  became  involved  in  the  religious 
disputes  and  turmoils  of  the  unhappy  period  in  which  he 
Eved.  Ha  m.  in  June^  1632,  Jean,  dau.  of  John  Ifure, 
Kaq.  of  Blaoklaw,  and  granddau.  of  Sir  William  Mura,  Knt 
of  Rowallan,  ^7  whom  he  bad  two  sons,  ARtBrm,  his  heir ; 
hnd  John,  who  acquired  the  lands  of  Netherton  and  Wtiite- 
hangfa,  in  Ayrshire.    The  elder  son, 

Abthub  Campbell,  of  Auchmannoch,  m.  28  Sept.  Idtl, 
Margaret,  2nd  dan.  of  John  Sch&w,  of  Kiers,  in  Carrick, 
afierwarda  dedgned  of  Dattota,  by  whom  be  had  three  sons 
and  two  daua.  Auchmannodi  d.  in  1703,  and  ivus  ».  by 
his  eldest  son, 

JoHM  CAVPBtLL,  of  Audubannodh,  -Who  m.  Jean,  eldest 
dan.  of  Hugh  MitofaeU,  Esq.  of  Dalgatn,  b^  his  wilb  Janet 
Csmpbell,  only  daiL  of  John  Campbell,  of  ^^tehaugh,  by 
whom  he  had  issue  several  children,  w^  d.  young,  and 
two  sons  to  survive  him,  John  and  Abtkub*  He  d.  in 
1740,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoBH  Campbell,  of  Auchmannoch,  who  resided  many 
yean  in  England,  as  a  merchant  at  Bristol  He  d,  unm,  in 
Feb.  1795,  and  was  $.  by  his  only  brother, 

Abthub  Campbell,  of  Auchmannoch,  who  m.  in  March, 
1779,  Burella*  2nd  dan.  of  Robert  Hunter,  Esq.  of  Pisgah, 
Ayrshire  (descended  of  Hnnterston).  late  professor  of  Greek 
In  the  Univiersity  of  EcBnbuigh,  and  had  four  sons  and 
«Nie  daaL, 

JoHM,  who  d.  at  Calcutta,  in  the  service  of  the  Hon. 

B.I.C0.  in  Nov.  1803,  mm. 
Robkrt,  now  of  Auohmannooh. 
Andrew,  of  Aviayard,  eo.  Ayr.  late  lieui.'OoL  in  the  service 

of  the  E.I.C0. ;  m.  1st,  Margaret,  2nd  dau.  of  Charles  Hay, 

Esq.  of  the  fionity  of  Hat  (^  Bopet,  00.  Haddington. 

She  d.  in  1821,  after  having  had  a  son,  who  is  also  dead: 

Colonel  Campball  m.  Sndlv,  Nicola-Anne,  dau.  of  the  late 

Colonel  Richard  Marwell,  of  Birdstown,  00.  Donegal, 

and  has  by  her  a  son,  BoBKBT-MrroBSLL. 
Arthur,  of  CaCrfne  House,  Ayrshira,  W.a ;  ai.  Jane,  dau. 

of  the  late  Charles  Barstow.  Esq.  of  Kelso,  and  has,  with 

several  daua.,  one  son,  Arthur. 
Etizabeth.  m.  to  the  late  James  Cuthbert,  Esq.  of  DaU- 

eagles,  in  Ayrshire,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Campbell  d.  11  Maroh,  1628. 

^nas^-Oyronny  of  eight,  gu.  and  «ttn. 
Create  A  double-headed  «agle  rising  itatk  ianns,  looUng 
towards  the  sun. 
MotUh-1  bide  my  tfansL 
fieof—Annhmannoch  Honse^  Mauohline. 


CAMPBELL  OP  GLENLTON. 
See  Qabdek-Caufbbll.. 


CAMPBELL  OF  JITRA. 

Camfbell,  Coldt,  Efiq.  of  Jum  and  Craignish,  co. 
Ai^gyll,  J  J*,  and  D.L.,  heritable  keeper  of  Craignish 
CaaUe,  b.  8  Nov.  1772;  m.  6  Aug.  3806,  Isabella 
Hamilton,  dau.  of  Ricliard  Dennlstoun,  Esq.  of  Kel- 
TDi  Qrove,  co.  Lanark,  son  of  James  Dennistoun, 
Esq.  of  Dennistoun,  co.  Dumbai*ton,  and  had  issue, 
L  AwanBALD.  n.  Riehard-Dsnnistoun. 

m.  CoUn,  an  oOoer  in  the  Mat  foot 
IT.  Jaaea.  t.  John. 

L  Cfarlstiaiia-rAlaton,m.t7A|»il,1881,  toJamaaMriUMs, 

Bsq.  of  Osnbroe,  eo.  Lanaik,  and  haa  issue, 
n.  Banh,  «.  18  Junto,  1838,  to  ^.-V.  Gordon,  Esq.  of 

Mihriga,  00.  Ayr. 
m.  Iaabella-Hamiltoa4)ondas,  m.  19  Jan.  1886,  to  Lachlan 
Maeqnaria,  Eaq.  cf  Jarvisfleld,  00.  Argyll,  oapt.  in  Um 
Soots  Oreys,  only  son  of  the  late  Qen.  Maoquarie, 
governor  of  Berw  South  Wales. 
IT.  Anne^^aroUne,  d.  20  April.  1832. 
T.  Mary-Lyon.  tl  Barbara. 

Tn.  Duosa-AugastarLoohnelL 

linrXffr. — ThlM  la  a  Junior  branch  of  the  Lochnell  line 
of  the  noble  House  of  Argyll,  derived  immediately  fh>m 
DoacAV  Camfbkll,  2nd  son  of  Alexander  Campbell,  Esq. 
of  LochneU,  grandaan  of  John,  2nd  son  of  CoUn,  8rd  Earl 
flf  Azg^ 

176 


DuvoAM  Campbell,  first  of  the  family  of  Jura,  was  h.  in 
16&0 ;  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Donald  Campbell,  of  Ardna* 
murchan,  by  whom  he  had  sevaral  daua.,  one  of  whom  was 
m.  to  Malcolm  of  Poltalloch,  00.  Argyll  He  tn.  2ndly, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Hector  Maclean,  of  Torloisk,  by  whom  he 
had,  with  several  other  daus.,  three  sons,  viz.,  John,  his 
successor;  Archibald,  ancestor  of  the  Campbells  qf  Olen- 
dand:  and  Alexander,  d.  «n«a.  He  d.  2  May,  1696,  in  his 
09th  year,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Campbbll,  Esq.,  who  m.  his  cousin  Catherine,  dau. 
of  Colin  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Lochnell,  by  whom  he  had  an 
only  son,  Abohibald,  and  sevettJ  daus.,  one  of  whom, 
Anne,  was  m.  in  1711,  to  Alexander  Campbell,  Esq.  of 
Ardslignish,  son  of  Lochnell,  ancestor  of  the  present 
ftimily.  He  d.  18  July,  1786k  aged  96,  and  was  «.  by  his 
only  son, 

Abohibald  Campbbll,  Esq.,  who  m.  Isl,  Barbara,  eldest 
dau.  of  Archibald  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Inveraw,  00.  Argyll, 
and  had  four  sons,  all  of  whom  d.  Kttta.,  except  the  second, 
Abohibald,  who  «.  his  father;  and  several  daus.  He  m. 
itaidly.  Flora,  dau.  of  Donald  Maolachl&n,  of  Maclachlau, 
CO.  Aigyll,  but  had  no  fVuther  issue.  The  only  surviving 
son, 

Abohibald  Campbbll,  Esq.  of  Jura,  d.  in  1764,  and  was 
«.  by  his  third  son, 

Abohibald  Cambbell,  Esq.  of  Jura,  J.P.,  heritable 
keeper  of  Craignish  Castle ;  who  i».  Sarah,  dau.  of  James 
Campbell,  of  St.  Germains  and  Tofts,  co.  East  Lothian,  and 
oousin-german  to  John,  1st  Marquess  of  Breadalbane,  and 
hadi 


Arohibald,  lieut-ooL  of  the  84th  foot;  who  d.  nam.  in  India 
in  1817. 

Jambs,  of  Jura,  d.  mhhh.  2  Dec.  1888. 

John-Kirkpatrick,  writer  to  the  Signet,  of  Olenfoochan, 
CO.  Argyll ;  m.  Mary-Kirkpatrick.  only  child  of  Alexander 
Campbell,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  left  one  dau.  and  heiress, 
Mary-Kirkpatrick-AiskelL 

CouH,  of  Jura,  6.  8  Nov.  1772. 

I)uncan,  d.  young. 

Anne-Penelope,  la.  in  1797,  to  Robert  Donnistoun,  Esq., 
son  of  James  Dennistoun,  Esq.  of  Dennistoun. 

Barbara,  la.  in  1800,  to  Alexander  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Hall- 
yards.  CO.  Peebles.    He  d.  in  May,  1817. 
Mr.  CampbeU  d.  16  July,  1835,  aged  91. 

.imu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  flrjrronny  of  eight,  ea.  and 
or ;  2nd,  org.,  a  boar's  head,  oouped,  ppr. ;  8rd,  atg.,  a  galley, 
sa.,  sails  fUrled  and  oars  in  action,  ppr. 

Cyv«e— A  hand  holding  a  spear,  ppr. 

A  otto— Audaoeejuvo. 

StaU    Jura  House,  and  Craignish  Castle^  co.  AigylL 


CAMPBELL  OF  STRACATHRO. 

Campbell,  Sir  Jahbs,  Knt.  of  Stracathro,  co. 
For&r,  5.  8  June,  1790 ;  m.  17  Jan.  1822,  Janet,  dau. 
of  Henry  Baxmerman,  Esq.  of  Manchester,  and  has 
surviving  issue, 

L  Jamxs-Albxakdcb,  b.  20  April,  1826. 

n.  Henry,  h.  7  Sept  1830. 

I.  Louisa. 
Sir  James  Campbell  was  serving  as  Lord  ProYost  of 
Glasgow  at  the  birth  of  the  Prince  of  Wales  in  1842, 
and  then  receiyed  the  honour  of  knighthood.  He  is 
son  of  James  Campbell,  Esq.,  and  Helen  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Forrester,  Esq.  of  Ashentree,  co.  Perth, 
and  grandson,  by  Mary  Mackerecher  his  wife,  of 
James  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Inchnock,  co.  Perth,  who 
was  son  of  James  Campbell,  Esq.,  of  the  family  of 
Campbell  of  Mdfordy  a  scion  of  the  Ai^gyll  Camp- 
bells. Sir  James  has  had,  besides  four  sisters 
(Helen,  m.  to  Alexander  Fisher ;  Mary,  m.  to  Geoige 
Laoglands ;  Janet,  m.  to  Archibald  Whitelaw ;  and 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  James  Blackburn),  three  broihert, 
viz., 

John,  m.  in  America,  Mary  Kennedy,  and  has  issue,  John, 
WilUam-Hemy,  Mury-Anne,  and  Helen. 

Alexander,  d.  untn. 

WHIiam,  of  TulUohawen,  00.  Dumbarton,  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Archibald  Roxbuigfa,  Bsq.  of  Glasgow,  and  haa 
issue,  James,  Archibald,  William,  John,  Blixabeih,  and 

.ilmt*— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  gyronnv  of  eight,  or  and 
sa. ;  2nd  and  8rd,  aiig..  a  lymphad,  sails  furled,  and  oars  in 
action,  aU  sa.,  flag  ana  pennant  flying,  gu. 

Crt9t—K  boar's  nead,  erased. 

JVotto— No  obhyiscarls. 

iSv'o^^Stracatlmv  Forfarahire. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


CAM 

CAMPION  OF  DANNY. 

Campion,  Wiluam-J.)  Esq.  of  Danny,  co.  Sussex, 
6.  19  July,  1770,  high-sheriff  in  1820;  m.  10  Jan. 
1797,  Jane,  dau.  of  Fancis-Motley  Austen,  Esq.  of 
Kippington,  co.  Rent,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLLiAM-JoBN,  6.  16  Nov.   1804,  m.  17  Jan.  1829,  to 
Harriet,  eldeat  dau.  of  ThomaB-Road  Kemp,  Esq.  of 
Brighton. 
*  n.  Chatlee-Heatbcote,  h,  14  Feb.  1814. 

in.  George-Edward,  h.  1  Dec.  1816. 

I.  Jane-Bridget,  d,  wm».  24  Nor.  1840. 

u.  Margarotta.  in.  Frances-Henrietta. 

ILilKaff^* — WiLUAM  Caxpiov,  Esq.  of  Combwell,  son 
of  Hkmrt  Campion,  of  London,  was  fiather  of  Bib  William 
Campioh,  knighted  in  1618,  who  settled  at  Colchester.  He 
M.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Stone,  of  Lon- 
don, Knt,  and,  with  other  ofaildron,  was  father  of  Snt  Wil- 
liam Campion,  of  CombwoU,  knighted  7  Nor.  1644,  whose 
eldest  son  (by  Grace  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Parker,  of 
Batton,  00.  Sussex),  William  Campion,  Esq.,  tn.  Frances, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Glynde,  Knt,  serjeant-at-law  to 
Crahleb  II..  and  was  father  of  Hinrt  Campion.  Esq.  of 
Campion  Hall,  Kent,  who  m.  Barbara,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Peter  Courthope,  Esq  of  Danny,  co.  Sussex,  and  had,  with 
other  issue,  a  dau  ,  Catherine,  m.  to  George  Courthope,  Esq. 
of  Whiligh,  CO.  Sussex,  and  a  son, 

WiLUAM  Campion,  Esq.,  bapt.  at  Huratpierpoint  in  1700, 

and  d  in  1771,  leaving,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward 

Partericbe,  Esq.  of  the  Isle  of  Ely,  co.  Cambridge,  three  sons 

and  a  daii., 

Hbnbt-Coubtropb,  of  whom  presently. 

William,  of  Lewes,  co.  Sussex,  m.  1st,  Catherine,  dau.  of 

William  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Portuinl,  and  by  her  (who  d. 

in  1763),  had  a  son.  Henry,  of  Thel)eaoei7,  South  Mailing, 

CO.  Sussex,  6. 10  March,  1762,  m.  1  Oct.  1807,  Frances,  dau. 

of  the  Rev.  Henry  Watkins,  prebendary  of  York  and 

Southwell,  Notts,  and  is  deceased.    His  widow  m.  2ndly, 

in  1838,  General  Sir  Fitsroy  Maclean.  Bart    He  m.  2ndly, 

6  Sept  1774.  Priscilla,  dau.  of  John  Page,  Esq.  of  Oporto, 

and  by  her  had  two  sons,  William,  d.  an  infieuit ;  Wuliam- 

Heniy.  d,  «min.  1821 ;  and  three  daus.,  of  whom  the 

youngest,  Amelia,  tn.  20  Jan.  1808,  George  Couithope, 

Esq.  of  Whiligh. 

Edward,  d.  in  1803.  leaving  an  only  child,  Fnmces-Elixa- 
beth,  who  d.  in  1804. 

FranoesBarbara,  m.  to  Geoxgo  Courthope,  Esq.  of  Whiligh. 
The  eldest  son, 

Hbnrt-Courthops  Campion,  Esq.  of  Danny,  m.  Henrietta, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Heathcote,  Bart  of  London,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  1771).  left  at  his  decease,  in  July,  1811,  an  only 
son,  the  present  William  Campion,  Esq.  of  Danny. 


Atvm    Ayg..  on  a  chief,  gu.,  an  ea^e  displayed,  or. 
CrtH — A  turkey,  in  his  pride,  ppr. 
iSeot— Danny,  oo.  Sussex. 


CANDLER  OF  CALLAN. 
Candler,  Wiluam,  Esq.,  an  officer  in  the  royal 
navy,  J.P.  for  the  co.  of  Worcester,  «.  his  brother  in 
Feb.  1826;  m.  Ist,  4  June,  1829,  Louisa,  dau.  of 
John  Evered,  Esq.  of  Hill  House,  co.  Somerset, 
which  lady  d.  4  Oct.  1841 ;  and  2ndly,  9  Aug.  1852, 
Emma  -  Catherine,  youngest  dau.  of  Sir  Anthony 
Lechmere,  Bart  of  The  Rhydd. 

Itn^ajlft. — The  family  of  Candler  is  of  considerable 
antiquity  in  the  counties  of  Norfolk  and  Suflfblk. 

WiLUAM  Candles,  Esq.,  the  first  of  the  fiamily  who 
settled  in  Ireland,  was  lieutenant-colonel  in  the  army,  under 
Cbomwbll,  and  had  considerable  grants  of  land  by  patents, 
dated  18  and  20  June,  and  28  Nov.,  21  of  Chas.  II.,  in  the 
counties  of  Kilkenny  and  Wexford.  He  m.  Anne,  relict  of 
Malor  John  YilUers,  and  had  issue.    The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Candlbb,  Esq.  of  Callan  Castle,  oo.  Kilkenny,  m. 
1st,  Eliaabeth,  dan.  of  Oapt  William  BurraU,  by  EllAbeth 
his  wife,  sister  and  co-heir  of  BeuJamin  Fhipps,  Dean  of 
Ferns,  but  had  no  issue.  He  nt.  2ndly,  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir 
Henry  Tuite.  Bart  of  Sonagh,  co.  Westmeath  (by  Diana 
Mabbot,  niece  of  Edward  Hyde,  the  celebrated  Earl  of  Cla- 
rendon, and  first-cousin  of  her  Royal  Hi^mess  Anne, 
Duchess  of  Tork,  mother  of  the  Queens  Mabt  and  AnnsX 
by  whom  he  had  issue, 

I.  HsNaT. 

n.  WUliaro,  D.D..  of  Castlecomer,  co.  Kilkenny;  whom. 
1st,  Miss  Aston,  and  had  by  her  a  son,  Hbnbt,  LL.D. ; 
and  2ndly.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Charles  Byves,  Esq., 
by  whom  he  had  issuer 
178 


CAP 

1  Edwaid-Candler-Brown,  of  Prior  Paric,  and  Combe 
Hill,  CO.  Somerset,  and  of  Aghamure,  co.  Kilkeuny.  who 
d.  A  p. 

1  Maiy,  m.  ■—  Dobbyn,  Esq. 

2  Jane,  m.  1st,  to  Cantain  S.  Barrett;  Sndly,  to  OliTer 
Grace,  Esq. ;  and  Srdly,  to  James  Hamilton,  Esq.  of 
Sheephill,  co.  Dublin. 

8  Anne,  m.  to  John  Blunt  Esq.  of  Arches  Grove,  oo. 
Kilkenny,  and  left  an  only  dau.,  Mary,  m.  to  John 
Helsham,   Esq.  of  Legget's  Bath,  oo.  Kilkenny,  by 
whom  she  hod,  with  other  issue,  Edward,  who  inhe- 
rited the  English  estates  of  his  gretit-unele,  Edword- 
Candler  Brown,  and  assumed  the  surname  of  Bbown  ; 
and  William,  who  a  to  the  Irish  property  of  the  same 
gentleman,  and  took  the  name  of  Candlbb. 
ni.  Thomas,  of  Dublin,  m.,  and  left  issue,  John,  of  Castle- 
wood,  in  the  Queen's  Coimty,  who  d.  $.  p. 
Thomas  Candler,  of  Callan,  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

The  Vbnkbabls  Henry  Candlxb,  D.D.,  Ajxhdeacon  of 
Ossory,  and  rector  of  Callan,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Frands 
Flood,  Esq.  of  Burachurch,  co.  Kilkenny,  sister  of  the  Rt 
Hon.  Warden  Flood,  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  Ireland,  and 
aunt  to  Sir  Frederidk  Flood,  Bart,  by  whom  (who  d,  II 
Dec  1761),  he  had  issue, 
L  Thomas. 

II.  William,  of  Acomb.  co.  Tork.  capt  10th  regt  of  foot ; 
«.  Mary,  only  dau.  of  William  Vavasoiu*.  Esq.  of  Woston 
Hall,  CO.  York  (by  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Chaplin,  of  Tath- 
well,  CO.  Lincoln.  Esq.X  by  whom  he  had  i^ue, 

1  Hbnbt,  of  whom  hereafter. 

2  Thomas  (Sir),  knight  of  the  several  Russian  Orders  of 
St  Anne,  St  George,  and  St  Vladimir,  a  rear-admiral 
in  the  service  of  His  Imperial  Majesty  the  Empetor  of 
Riissia ;  m.  1st,  Marie  de  Lotaroff,  a  lady  of  a  noble  and 
ancient  family  of  Russia,  but  had  no  issue ;  he  m.  2ndly, 
Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Booker.  Esq..  His  Britannic 
Majesty's  Consul  at  Constadt,  bv  Isabella,  dau.  of 
Captain  James  Hamilton,  of  the  Isle  of  Arran.  N.B., 
by  whom  (who  d.  in  1824)  he  had  Agrapina-Isabdla, 
AnnabeUa-Cope,  Jane-Greig,  and  Mary-CaroUne-Cathe- 
rine. 

8  Annabella,  m.  to  Sir  Jonathan  Cope,  of  Breweme,  oa 
Oxford.  Bart 
m.  Anne,  m.  to — Berry,  Esq.  of  Dove  Grove,  in  the  King's 
County,  and  left  issua 
Archdeacon  Candler  d.  Dec.  1757,  and  was  a  by  his  eldest 
son. 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Candleb,  of  Kilmogaany,  m.  Sarah, 
dau.  of  —  Lechwood,  Esq.,  but  having  no  issue,  was  «.  by 
his  nephew, 

Henbt  Candleb,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Oapt  William 
CSndler,  of  Acomb,  co.  Tork,  hy  Mary  Vavasour  his  wife. 
He  m.  Mary,  only  child  of  William  Asoough,  Esq.  of  Kirby 
Malsart,  co.  Tork,  by  whom  (who  d.  7  March,  1810),  he  had 
issue, 
I.  Hbnbt.  n.  William, 

m.  Jonathan-Thomas,  a  Ueut. -col.  in  the  Russian  Imperial 

Guards ;  d.  wtm.  12  Feb.  1882. 
nr.  Edward,  of  Morton  Pinkney,  co.  Northampton,  deputy- 
Ueut  of  that  shire ;  m.  14  June,  1836,  the  Right  Hon. 
Baroness  Sempill,  and  has  assumed,  by  royal  Uoense,  the 
surname  of  Sempill  only. 
T.  Charles.  tl  George. 

L  Annabella.  n.  Mary. 

ni.  Emma.  m.  the  Rev.  Charles-WilUam-Henry  Evered, 
rector  of  Exton,  co.  Somerset,  and  has  issue,  Charies- 
Bdward-Ascough.  b.  in  Nov.  1888,  Ueut  87th  regt. ;  and 
Walsingham,  b.  6  July,  1888. 
nr.  Hester. 

He  d.  21  Oct.  1815,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Henbt  Candleb,  who  d.  wtm.  in  Feb.  1825,  and  was  t. 
by  his  brother,  the  present  Willlam  Candleb,  Esq.,  R.N., 
J.P. 

Jrnu  Quarterly;  1st  and  4th,  parted  in  tierce,  per  fesso 
indented,  the  chief,  per  pale,  aiig.  and  as.,  the  baRO,  or,  a 
canton,  gu.,  for  Candlbb;  2nd  and  drd,  sa.,  a  fosse,  or, 
between  three  asses,  passant,  aiig.,  for  Asoouob. 

Oe«(— The  figure  of  an  anf  * 


angeL  ppr.,  vested,  aiig.,  holding  in 
id,  the  blade  wavy,  of  the  firsts 


the' dexter  hand  a  sword, 
pommel  and  hilt,  gold. 

Motto— Ad  mortem  fidelis. 

Mmidmce—Uavnm  Lodge,  Worcestershire. 


CAPRON  OF  STOKE  DOYLK 

Cafron,  Qeorob,  Esq.  of  Stoke  Doyle,  and  South- 
wick  Hall,  CO.  Northampton,  6.  16  June,  1783;  in. 
27  Oct.  1812,  Martha,  dau.  of  William  Halliley,  Esq. 
of  St.  Neots,  00.  Huntingdon,  and  has  had  issxie, 

I.  John-Shukbuxgh,  Ueut  28rd  Royal  Welsh  FuflilietB,  ». 

26  July,  1815.  d,  unm.  18  Sept  1847. 
n.  Qbobgb-Halulet,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Stoke- 


OAR 


CAB 


Doyle,  and  ft  maglstnite  for  the  oa  Northampton,  b.  28 
Nov.  181«. 

m.  ThomM- William,  of  the  Temple,  6.  36  Aug.  1818,  m. 
Caroliiie-Maxy,  eldest  dan.  of  William-Fowler  Jones, 
Esq.  of  Ashhurst  Park,  Kent,  grandson  of  John  Jones, 
Esq.,  by  Lucy  his  wife,  eldest  sister  and  oo-helr  of  Sir 
William  Fowler,  Bart  of  Hamage  Orange.  By  this 
lady  Mr.  Capronhasonesonandonedaii.,Tia.,CLAUDa- 

•    Ltttsltov,  6.  in  1846,  and  Ethel-Hand-Mary. 

lY.  Frederick-Lucas,  6.  »  Oct.  1820. 

T.  Charles-Heni7<Waid,  of  St  John's  OoDege,  Cambridge, 
6.  in  Marah,  1829. 

L  Martha,  m,  to  O.-P.  Smith,  Esq.  bazTlster«t4aw. 

n.  Oeoigtena-Marian. 

ItllfXgt.— The  late  Thomas  Capboh,  Esq.  of  Stoke 
Doyle,  who  was  buried  there  in  1820,  in  his  82nd  year.  m. 
BUnboth,  dau.  of  John  Lucas,  Esq.  of  Nortoft  Manor,  oo. 
Northampton,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Ward,  Esq. 
of  Ouilsboroai^,  hig^-sheiiir  at  Northamptonshire  in  1730, 
and  sister  of  Sir  Thomas  Ward,  Knt  of  Ouilsborough.  By 
this  hKly,  who  d.  in  1832,  aged  80,  Mr.  Oapron  had  issue, 
Thomas- Wanl,  who  d.  young;  William-I^cas,  who  d.  unm. 
in  1803 ;  Oborob,  now  of  Stoke  Doyle  and  Southwick  Hall ; 
Frsderick-Ward,  who  d.  young;  Charles-Thomas;  and  Ann- 
Maria,  m.  to  Joaeph-Chariee  Martin,  Esq.  of  Oundle. 

^rsu— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  per  chevron,  gu.  and  as., 
on  a  chevron,  engrailed,  aig.,  between  two  Uons,  combatant, 
in  chieC  erniiucii.  and  a  cross-flory,  in  base,  or,  three  mul- 
lets, sa.,  for  Capboh;  2nd  and  8rd,  sa.,  on  adMvron,  between 
three  losenges,  aiig.,  each  losenge  chaiged  with  an  ermine 
q»ot^  another  chevron,  gu.,  Capvom  (amaemt). 

CixM  A  croas-floiy,  or,  in  front  of  a  demi-man,  affront^ 
tn  armour,  ppr.,  garnished,  gold,  hcdding  in  the  dexter  hand 
an  arrow,  tne  barb  downwutls,  also  ppr.,  the  sinister  hand 
vesting  on  the  croes. 

Motion  Above  the  orset,  "l^gilate  et  orate;"  mider  the 
arms,  '*  Sub  cruoe  salus.** 

SMf— Southwick  HaU,  Oundle^  oo.  Northampton. 


CAPEL  OF  THE  GROVE. 

Gafel,  William,  Esq.  of  The  Orove,  Paingwick, 
eoi  Oloooesier,  J.P. 

lUlUXSf . — ^Thls  flonily  came  originally  from  How  Capel. 
00.  Hefvford,  and  wero  at  a  very  early  period  settled  at 
Okmosstor,  of  which  city  John  C^pel  was  mayor  in  1484. 
The  same  office  was  filled  in  181»,  by  Christopher  Capel, 
M.P.  fbr  Oloaoestcr,  from  whom  sprang  the  Capklb  </ 
traUmry,  and 

Dk.  Riohabd  Capel,  rector  of  Eastfaigton,  who  was 
obUged  to  resign  his  parsonage  in  1638,  and  retired  to 
PHebcombe,  where  he  practised  physic,  and  where  he  d. 
IttM,  aged  75.  It  is  stated  on  his  tomb  that  he  was  a 
nu^^stiate  for  the  oo.  of  Middlesex.  He  founded  the  fiunily 
of  Capel  of  Tlu  ffrov*. 

Ar>0P-4Jhoqay,  or  and  as.,  on  a  fesse,  go.,  three  masdes, 
arg. 
Citd    A  plume  of  three  ostrich  feathers,  two  aiig.  and  one 

MaMo    8ic  vita  hn'n^'*^ 

&■<— The  Orove,  Painswick,  Oloooesterahire. 


CARDINALL  OF  TENDMNG  MANOR  HOUSE. 

GARDnrAix,  John,  Esq.  of  The  Manor  House, 
T^odring,  oo.  Essex,  (.16  Sept  1808. 

SrIlUagt.— So  flu*  back  as  1608,  we  find  William  Cor- 
dtaiall,  Esq.,  endowing  in  that  year  Queen  Elizabeth's 
OrammAT  School  at  Dedhom  with  a  form  in  Oreat  Bromley, 
fbr  the  ednoatiou  of  two  poor  scholars,  who  were  to  be  sent 
-  to  the  University  of  Cambridge. 

CLABXSOir  Caebihall,  Esq.,  who  m.  Elinbeth,  dan.  of 
the  Bev.  Tklbot  lioyd,  of  the  fiunily  of  Llotd  o/HinHakam, 
Boflblk,  was  flither  of  Jobe  Caedotall,  Esq.  of  the  Manor 
Hoose,  Itedring,  who  m.  Samh,  dan.  of  Palmer  Fisher, 
Esq.,  formeriy  of  The  Abbey,  and  d.  In  1847,  leaving  issue, 
JoBX,  now  of  the  Manor  House ;  Sarah;  and  BUnbeth. 

Omt   Manw  Honae^  Tendring,  C<dchester. 

POLE-CAREW  OF  ANTONY. 
Polb-Cabbw,  Williah-Hkiibt,  Esq.  of  Antony, 
eo.  CoitiweU,  b.  80  July,  1811 ;  m.  28  Aug.  1888, 
n»Doe0-Anne,  2iid  dau.  of  John  Buller,  Esq.  of 
Morral,  and  baa  issue, 
177 


X.  RcoiKALD,  6.  1  May.  1849. 

n.  Charles-Edward,  b.  26  Dec  1858. 

I.  Oeiuldine-Maria.  ii.  Fanny-Julia. 

%intSifit. — ^Thr  Rev.  Carolus  Pole,  rector  of  St 
Breook,  in  Cornwall,  Srd  son  of  Sir  John  Pole,  Srd  bart.  of 
Shute,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Jonathan  Rashleigh,  Esq.  of  Mena- 
billy,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Bin  John  Carkw,  Bart,  of 
East  Antony,  and  left  a  son, 

Bgoinald  Pole,  Esq.  of  Stoke  Damarel,  oo.  Devon,  who 
m.  Anne,  dau.  of  John-Frands  BuUer,  Esq.  of  Morval,  and 
had  issue,  Reginald,  his  heir;  Charies-Morioe,  K.C.B., 
admiral  R.N.,  created  a  baronet  in  1801 ;  Edward ;  Anne, 
fit.  to  Charles,  1st  Earl  Somers;  and  Sarah,  la.  to  Henry- 
Hipplsl^  Coze,  Esq.  of  Stone  Esston,  oo.  Somerset.  The 
eldest  son. 

The  Right  Hoe.  Reginald  Pole,  6.  in  1752,  assumed 
the  additional  surname  of  Carew,  in  compliance  with  the 
testamentary  ix^unction  of  his  kinsman.  Sib  Covemtbt 
Caeew,  of  Antony.  He  m.  let,  18  Nov.  1784,  Jemima,  only 
dau.  and  heir  ot  the  Hon.  John  Torke,  4th  son  of  Lord 
Chancellor  Hardwicke,  and  had  by  her  (who  d,  in  1804X 
two  sons  and  six  daus.,  Joseph,  his  heir ;  John-Reginald, 
who  d.  in  1808;  Charlotte -Jemima,  m.  let,  to  Charles- 
Oarth  Colleton,  Esq.  of  Haines  Hill,  Berks,  and  2ndly.  to 
Comte  Alphonse  de  Morel ;  Jemima;  Elizabeth- Anne ;  Har- 
riet, m.  to  John,  Ist  Earl  of  St  Oermans ;  Agneta.  m.  to 
Thomas  Somers  Cooks,  Esq. ;  and  Amabel,  m.  to  Francis 
Olanville,  Esq.  of  Catchfrenoh,  ComwalL  He  m.  2ndly, 
4  May,  1808,  Caroline-Anne,  dau.  of  William-Heniy,  1st 
Lord  Lyttelton,  by  whom  (who  d.  11  April,  1883)  he  had, 

Wiluax-Hehet.  now  of  Antony. 

Oerald,  in  holy  orders :  m.  Harriet,  let  dan.  otJchn  Buller, 
of  Morval,  Esq.  j  and  d.  14  March.  1846.  <.  p. 
r.' Caroline,  m.  to  MiOor-Oen.  Bucknall  Estcoiut,  2nd  son  of 
T.-O.-B.  Estcourt,  Esq..  late  M.P.  for  Oxford  university. 

Franoes-Antonia,  m.  to  Joseph  Torke.  of  Forthampton 
Court,  Tewkesbury,  Esq. 

Juliana,  m.  to  Thomas-James-Agar  Bobartes,  of  Lanhy- 
drockj  Cornwall,  M.P.  for  East  ComwalL 

Oatherme,  luiia. 

Anna-Maria,  d.  an  infimt 

Mr.  Pole-Carew  d.  3  Jan.  1885,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 
Joseph  Pole-Caeew,  Esq.  of  Antony,  who  m.  1st,  in 
1810,  Caroline,  dau.  of  John  Ellis,  Esq.,  elder  brother  of 
Lord  Seaford;  and  2ndly,  the  widow  of  K  Cadogan,  but 
d.  «.  p.  0  March,  186S. 

Arm*— Or,  three  lions^  passant,  sa.,  quartering  the  ensigns 
of  Pole. 

Cre»tr—A  main-mast,  the  roundtop  set  off  with  palisadoes, 
or,  a  lion  issuing  thereout,  sa. 

Seat— Antony,  ComwalL 


CAREW  OF  CAREW  CASTLE, 

Carbw,  Thomas  -  Gborob  Wareinoton,  Esq.  of 
Carew  Castle,  co.  Pembroke,  of  Crowcombe,  co. 
Somerset,  and  of  Pentrepant,  co.  Salop,  m.  Mary, 
only  child  of  the  late  Thomas  Clarke,  Esq.  of  Fum- 
ham  House,  co.  Somerset,  and  has  issue. 

Hilttaflf.  —  Thomas  Caeew,  Esq.  of  Carew  Castle, 
Camerton,  Crowcombe,  Clatworthy,  and  Stoadley,  M.P.  for 
Minehead  in  1782,  the  lineal  male  descendant  of  But  Jomr 
Caeew,  knight  banneret,  grandson  of  Nicholas  Cabeu, 
temp.  I^WABD  I.,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Francis  Drewe,  Esq.  of 
Grange,  in  the  oo.  of  Devon,  and  had  an  only  surviving 
dau.  and  heiress, 

Elisabeth  Caeew,  who  m.  James  Bernard,  Esq.  of  the 
Middle  Temple,  but  had  no  issue,  whereupon  the  estates 
passed  at  her  decease,  under  an  entail,  to  her  first-cousin, 
Mary  Carew,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Carew,  of  East  Antony, 
in  ComwalL  This  Mary  m.  in  1794,  Geoige-Henry  War- 
rington,* Esq.  of  Pentrepant,  in  Shropshire,  who,  having 


*  Familt  or  Waeeihqton. 
This  fiunHy,  formeriy  seated  at  Aigberth,  co.  Lancaster,  is 
traceable,  through  an  authenticated  pedigree,  to  remote  anti- 
quity.   The  Rev.  Oeoeoe  Waeeinoton,  rector  of  Pleasby, 
CO.  Derby,  and  vicar  of  Hope,  oo.  Flint,  grandson  of  John 
Warrington,  of  Aigberth,  Esq..  m.  Mary,  onlv  dau.  and  heir 
of  Henry  Strudwick,  Esq.,  descended  from  the  baronetical 
fionilies  of  Hanmer  and  Broughton,  and  left^  with  other  issue, 
L  Oeoeoe-HenetWaeeinotoe,  who,  marrying  the  heiress 
of  Carew,  of  Carew  Castle  and  Crowcombe,  assumed,  by 
sign-manual,  in  1811,  the  surname  of  Caeew  only, 
n.  William  Warrington,  rector  of  Thirsk,  in  TorkaUre; 
who  m.  Miss  Maiuwaring. 

in.  Hanmer  Warriuffton,  ro^jor  in  the  4th  dragoon-guards, 
consul-general  at  Tripoli;  who  m.  Jane-EUsabeth,  only 


OAR 


CAR 


aoflumed   the   surname   and  arms  of  hie  wife's  family, 
became 

Georob-Hbmbt  Cabxw,  Esq.  of  Carew  CasUe,  oo.  Pem- 
broke, and  Crowcombe,  co.  Somerset,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas-Gbobob  Wakbikotok,  his  heir. 

Henry,  who  m.  Jane-Moha,  only  child  of  John  Rogers, 
Esq.  of  Ayshford,  and  has  a  son  and  a  dau. 

John-Francis. 

Gerald,  in  hohr  orders ;  who  m.  Miss  Black,  of  Bath. 

Neeta,  m.  to  Gabriel  Powell,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Powell,  of  Peterstone  Court,  oo.  Brecknock. 

If ary-Anne,  m.  to  —  lAixton,  Esq. 

Elizabeth-Louisa.  Elizabeth.  Ellinora. 

Caroline-Harriet,  m.  3  Jan.  1888,  to  CoL  J.-C.  Dansey. 
royal  artillery. 
Mr.  Carew  d.  in  1842,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  present 
THOXAB-GsoBaB-WABBiHOTON  Cabbw,  Esq. 

Jrm^-Or,  three  lionoels,  passant,  in  pale,  sa. 
Crat—A.  main-mast,  the  roundtop  set  off  with  pallsadoes^ 
or,  a  lion  issuing  thereout,  sa. 
Supportert—D^xtm,  a  lion,  sa. ;  sinister,  an  antelope^  gu. 
MoUo—J'oBpbn  bien. 
;8e«U»— Orowoombe  Court,  and  Pentrepant 


CAREW  OF  BALUNAMONA, 

Cabew,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Ballinamona,  co.  Water- 
ford,  b.  12  Nov.  1810. 

I.ittta0e.— A  sokm  of  the  Oabbwb  nf  Ihmm,  settling  in 
Ireland,  was  the  ancestor  of  the  Garaws  of  that  kingdom,  of 
whom 

Bobbrt  Cabbw,  Esq.,  the  immediate  anosstor  of  Hbe 
fiunily  before  us,  m.  Eliabeth,  dau.  and  oo-heir  (with  her 
sister,  Catherine,  wife  of  William  Hore,  Esq.  of  Haipon- 
town)  of  John  Shapland,  a  wealthy  merbhant  of  WezfSord, 
and  had  issue,  Soaplahb,  of  Csstleborough  (grandfttther  of 
Robert-Shapland,  Lobd  Ca&bw);  Thomas,  of  Ballinamona ; 
and  Ellen,  wife  of  Christmas  Paul,  Esq.  of  PauUsrille,  oo. 
Carlow.    The  2nd  soo, 

Thomas  Cabbw,  Esq.  of  BalUnamona,  oo.  Waterford,  b. 
11  Aug.,  1718;  m.  12  Nov.  174A,  EUza-Riekarda,  dau.  of 
James  May,  Esq.  of  Xayfield,  by  Letitia  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William,  Ist  Viscount  Dunoannon,  and  had  issue,  Robbbt- 
Thomas,  his  heir;  John-Mutlow,  m.  Miss  Jones,  of  Mulli- 
nabro;  Poosonby,  who  m.  Miss  Giles;  Elisabeth  (Mrs. 
Chartres) ;  and  Lotitia,  wife  of  the  Rer.  John  Kennedy,  of 
Fethard  Castle,  co.  Wexford.    The  eldest  son, 

Robkbt-Thomas  Cabbw,  Esq.  of  BalUnamona,  b.  82  May, 
1747 ;  «.  4  July,  1771,  Fiances,  dau.  of  Thomas  Boyse, 
Esq.  of  Bishop's  Hall,  co.  Kilkenny,  and  had  Issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Robert-Shapland,  b.  25  Aug.  1777 ;  capt  in  the  18th  Hussars, 
who  feU  at  the  battle  of  VittcniiL  hi  June,  1818. 

Mai^garet^  m.  to  Robert  Himt,  Esq.,  of  Sidbury  House, 
Devon. 
Mr.  Carew  d.  11  April,  1884,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Ca&bw,  Esq.  of  BalUnamona,  J.P.,  6.  23  Aug. 
1776 ;  m.  8  April,  1805,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the 
late  Sir  John  Aloock,  of  Waterford,  and  had  issue.  Robebt- 
Thomas,  now  of  Ballinamona;  John-Henry-Alcock,  b.  2  Feb. 
1890;  Jane;  Frances;  Marianne;  Henrietta,  m.  22  Aug. 
1842,  to  Thomas-Edward  Ivers,  Esq.;  and  Margaret,  m. 
25  April,  1842,  to  James  Anderson,  Esq.  of  Grsoe  IMeu 
Lodge,  Watexfovd.    Mr.  Oarsw  d.  4  Got  1868. 

ArfM—Or,  three  lionoels,  passant,  in  pale,  sa. 
Cntt—An  antelope,  passant,  gu. 
Am<— Ballinamona  Park,  co.  Waterford. 

CAREW  OF  BEDDINGTOK 

Carkw,  Charlbs-Hallowbll,  Esq.  of  Beddington, 
00.  Surrey,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  Captain  Sir 
Murraj  IJAXwell,  RN.,  and  has  issue. 

Sriltea0e. — Sib  Nicholas  Cakbw,  of  Beddington,  oo. 
Surrey,  great-great-grandson  of  Sir  Nicholas  Carew,  Ent. 
at  Beddington,  son  of  Sir  Nicholas  Throckmorton,   of 


dau.  of  Charies  Price,  Esq.,  and  had  issue  seven  sons  and 
three  daus..  vis.,  1  Hanmer-George ;  2  William-Henry, 
late  capt  8rd  dragoon-guards,  who  m.  Emma.  dau.  of 
Major  Van  Cortlandt,  and  has  issue;  3  Charles-Thomhill, 
11th  light-dragoons,  d.  in  1880;  Frederick-Herbert,  H.M.'s 
Tioe-eonsul  at  Tripoli ;  6  Osman,  of  the  77th  regt.  ; 
6  Henry:  1  Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Wood,  Esq.,  H.M.'s 
▼ice-oonsul  st  Bengasi:  2  Emma.  m.  to  Mi^or  Gordon 
Laing.  and  is  deceased ;  and  3  Louisa. 
IT.  Thomhill  Warrington,  late  capt.  8th  light-dragoons; 
who  has  one  son,  Strudwick,  In  holy  orders. 
178 


Paulerspnry.  by  Anvb  his  wife,  dau.  and  e^aitus]  heiress. 
Sib  Nicholas  Cabhw,  K.G.,  of  Beddington,  represent*^ 
the  county  of  Surrey  in  parliament,  and  was  created  a 
Baronet  hi  1716.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Nichobu  Hacket, 
Esq.  of  Bucks,  and  had  one  son  and  one  dau.,  viz., 

Nioholas-Hackbt.  his  heir. 

Anne,  ih.  1st,  to  Thomas  Fountayne,  Esq.  of  Melton,  in 

Torkshire ;  and  2ndly,  to  Joshua  Ward,  Esq.  of  the  Inner 

Temple. 

Sir  Nichoks  d.   in  March,   1726-7  (his  widow,   who  m. 

2nd]y,  in  1728,  William  Chetwynd,  Esq.,  M.P.,  d,  m  1740), 

and  was  «.  by  his  only  son. 

Sib  Nicbolas-Haokbt  Cabbw,  of  Beddington.  who  m. 
April,  1741,  the  dau.  of  John  Mar;  in,  Esq.  of  Overbury,  in 
Gloucestershire,  M.P.  for  Tewkesbiiry ;  but  dying  without 
male  issue,  19  Atig.  1702,  he  devised  his  estates,  first,  to 
his  dau.  Catherine,  who  d.  wnm.  in  1700,  and  subsequently 
to  different  relations.  They  iiltimately  devolved  on  Richard 
Gee,  Esq.,  grandson  of  Richard  Gee,  Esq.  of  Beddington,  by 
Philippa,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Carew,  Esq.  of  Beddington. 
Mr.  Gee  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Carew,  but  d. 
tuim.  in  1810,  bequeathing  the  property  to  his  brother 
William's  widow,  Mrs.  Anne-Paston  Gee,  who  d.  in  1S;^8, 
and  by  her  will  devised  Beddington,  Ac,  to 

Admibal  Sib  Bbnjamih  Hallowell,  who  assumed  the 
surname  of  Cabbw  ;  and  dying  in  1830.  was  t.  by  his  »on, 
the  present  Capt.  Cabbw,  R.N.  of  Beddington. 

Jrnu    Or,  three  lionoels,  passant,  in  pale^  sa. 
Sea*— Badd  ington,  near  Croydon. 


CAREY  OF  CARETSVILLE. 

Carbt,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Careysville,  co.  CJork,  m. 
1  Sept.  1826,  Elizabeth-Mai^garet,  dau.  of  William 
Cooka-GoUiB,  Esq.  of  Castle  Cooke,  co.  Cork,  aud 
has  iBsue. 

ILitttEQt, — ^Pbteb  Cabet  (stated  to  have  been  a  son  of 
Thomas  Carey,  of  Carey,  co.  Devon)  went  to  Ireland  and 
m.  Sarah  Graham,  by  whom  he  was  fkther  of 

PxTEB  Cabet,  of  Ballymaopatrick,  aliat  Careysville,  who 
m.  Elisabeth  Greene,  and  had,  besides  three  daus.  (Eliza- 
beth, m.  to  Power ;  Anna,  m.  to  Lane ;  and  Katherine,  m. 
to  Fenlon),  and  four  sons,  who  d.  s.  p.,  vis.,  Peter,  Thomas, 
Roger,  and  George,  another  son, 

John  Cabkt,  of  Oareysville,  who  m.  ia  1737,  Anna,  dao. 
of  Thomas  Maunsell,  Esq.,  and  had  issue,  Pbtkb,  of  whom 
presently ;  John.  m.  a  dau.  of  Yielding,  Esq. ;  Richard,  m. 
a  dau.  of  Ball ;  Langor,  d.  $.  p. ;  Anna,  m.  to  Croly ;  and 
Elisa,  m.  to  Power.    The  eldest  son, 

Pbteb  Cabbt,  of  Careysville,  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  Lawton, 
Esq.,  and  was  flsther  (besides  two  daus.,  Jane,  m.  to  William 
CoUis;  and  Anna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Alezander  Grant)  of  a 
son, 

Pbteb  Cabet,  Esq.,  of  Careysville,  who  m.  1st,  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Keiley,  Esq.  of  oo.  Waterford ;  and  2ndly, 
Sarah  Moore.    By  the  former  he  had  issue, 

Peter,  m.  Anne  Clarke. 

Richard,  in  holy  orders,  M.  A.,  prebendary  of  Lismore.  and 
d.  in  1S20,  leaving,  by  Elizabeth  Labarte  his  wife,  a  son, 
the  Rev.  Robert  Car^,  prebendary  of  Lismore. 

Langor,  m.  Margaret  Himter. 

Edwabd,  now  of  Careysville,  by  his  father's  wilL 

Sarah. 

fiecU— Careysville,  co.  Cork. 


CAREY  OF  ROZEL. 
Caret,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Rozel,  Guernsey,  6.  81  Oct. 
1780;  m.  let,  7  March,  1808,  Mary,  da\u  of  John  Le 
Mesurier,  Esq.,  governor  of  the  island  of  Aldemey, 
and  by  her  (wno  d.  in  1815)  had  issue, 
L  Albbbt,  m.  1st,  Leonora,  dau.  of  CoL  Oardew,  royal 
engineers;   and  2ndly,  Frances -EUxabeth- Henrietta, 
eldest  dau.  of  John  Brenton,  Esq.,  son  of  Judge  Bren.- 
ton,  of  Halifkx,  NovaSootia :  by  the  former  he  has  Ibsuo 
a  son,  Falkland, 
u.  Edward,  m.  Marguet,  dau.  of  lliomas  Maingiiy,  Re^ 

of  Guernsey,  and  has  Issusl 
m.  Bobert-Gledstanes,  m.  Emma,  dau.  of  the  Rer.  Thomas 
Brock,  rector  of  St  Peter's-in-the-Wood,   Guernsey, 
and  has  issue, 
i.  Harriet-Dobree,  m.  to  CoL  White,  of  the  70th  regt 
n.  Amelia,  fa.  to  Ernest  le  Pell^,  Lord  of  the  island  of 
Saric 
He  m.  2ndly,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Colonel  Jackson,  of 
Enniscoe,  co.  Mayo,  M.P.|  and  by  her  hea  iasoe. 


GAB 

L  Qtorge-Jmckaaa,  C&pe  Mounted  Rifles, 
n.  Ado^hufl-Frederio,  M.A.,  in  holy  orden;  m.  10  Sept 
18M,  Herriet-Muy,  dau.  of  Admiral  Sir  J&hleel  Bren- 
ton,  Bart.,  end  has  issue.  1  Jahleel-Brenton,  6.  18  July, 
1847;  Reginald -Orme-Brenton,  b.  2S  Deo.  1848;  and 
8  CransUmn-Adolphus-Brenton,  6.  8  June,  1862. 
m.  Tbomae-Augustus,  B.  I.  Oo.'s  senrioe. 
XT.  J<dm-Junee. 

Ittltafft* — ^The  Ca&bts  qf  9utnn»ey  have  for  oenturiee 
held  a  distinguiahed  position  in  thaiidand.  and  filled  its 
chief  local  oflEloss.    Their  late  representative, 

IsAAO  Cabst,  Esq.   of  HauteTiUe,   OuenMey,   son  of 
Thomas  Garkt,  Esq.  of  that  island,  m.  Mai^garet,  daiL  of 
Eliaba  Tupper,  Bsq.  of  Guernsey,  and  had  issue, 
Thomas^  now  of  RoxeL 

John,  of  Castle  Carey,  Ouenisey,  h.  18  April,  1788;  t». 
8  March.  1819,  Matilda,  dau.  of  Carteret  Priaulz.  Esq., 
and  has  issue,  Carteret -Priaulx,  Frederick- Augustus, 
Osmond,  Le  Marohant-John,  and  Elizabeth-Dobree. 
Tiq>per,  of  Summerland,  Guernsey,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  John 
Le  Mesurier.  Esq.,  and  has  issue^  Tupper,  Charles,  and 
Aorasta. 

De  YicL  of  Le  VaUon.  Ouemsey,  w^  Fknny,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Priaulz,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

Sausmarex,  i«.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas-Godfr^  Dobree^ 
Ef^i..  and  has  issue.  Frederick-Chanes. 

HariOand,  m.  Augusta,  dau.  of  Tbomas-Qodfrey  Dobree, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

AdoFphue,  m.  Fanny,  dau.  of  Robert  Walters,  Esq.,  M.D. ; 
and  d.  leaving  a  diui.,  Fanny. 

Henrietta-Tupper,  i».  to  her  ooustn,  John  OArey,  Ssq., 
M.D. 

Bixabeth-Dobree»  m.  to  Albert  Fonter,  Bwi. 
Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John-Tupper  ConnelL 

Jrm*— Aiig.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  roses,  of  the  field. 

Crm^—K  swan,  ppr. 

Seat — Bozel,  Idand  of  Ouemsoy. 

CARLEILL  OF  SEWERBT. 

Carlbiu^  William,  Esq.  of  Sewert>7^  oo.  York, 
D.L.,  b,  in  1768 ;  m.  18  June,  1788,  Eleanor;  dau.  of 
'Wmiam  Greene,  Esq.  of  York,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
14  June,  1818)  had  issue, 

L  Randolph,  6.  at  Brosterfield,  17  Oct  1704 ;  buried  at 
Longstone,  ao  Sept  1814. 

L  gatiiarine.  n.  Alioia-Maria,  d.  young. 

m.  Eleanor,  d.  in  1814.  vr.  Martha,  d.  in  18S0. 

T.  Anne.  ti.  Eliabeth.  tii.  Maria. 

Hajor  Garieill,  who  was  only  sunriying  son  of  Ban- 
ddiph  CarleiU,  Esq.  of  Brosterfield,  oo.  Derby,  D.L., 
hr  Eleanor  his  wife,  dau.  of  Smithson  Oreene,  Esq. 
of  Thtmdercliife  Grange,  represented  the  ancient 
fiuDifly  of  Carlbill  of  ikverby.  He  d  in  Aug.  1843, 
leaving  his  daua.  his  co-heirs. 

^rsir— Aig.,  on  a  chevron,  sa.,  bet#een  three  Cornish 
choi^^  ppr.,  beaked  and  legged,  gu.,  as  many  mullets  Ot 
six  points,  or. 

CWiC— A  Moor's  head  in  profile,  oouped  at  the  shoulders^ 

Itet— Loogstone  HaD,  Derbyshire. 

CARLETON  OF  MARKET  HILL. 

L'Esteaicok-Cabijetov,  Gsorob,  Esq.  of  Market 
Hin,  oo.  Fermanagh,  6.  in  1811. 

EiHfage»— CHaiewFiuta  Cablbtoh,  Esq.  of  Market 
HiU,  to.  Fermanagh,  2nd  son  of  Lanoelot  Oarieton,  Esq.  of 
Bnesftil,  near  Enniskillen,  who  was  slain  in  the  serviee  of 
CiAmuBB  L,  and  grandson  of  Lancelot  Carleton,  Esq.  of 
BkampAon  Foot,  in  Cumberland,  m.  Anne^  dau.  and  hdr  of 
the  Rev.  Geoige  Hamilton ;  and  dying  in  1716,  left  three 
sons,  Alkxaitdck,  a  ma^^strate  for  Meath,  who  d.  «.  p.  in 
174A ;  Oaosoa,  of  whose  line  we  have  to  treat ;  and  Lim- 
eilot,  A.  M.,  fhther  of  Alexander  Carieton,  banker  of  London. 
The  ted  eon, 

OnsoB  OAUnoar,  &q.  of  Market  HiU,  Ugfa-dieriir  of 
ftaeoi  of  Mone^baa,  M.  Gutheriae^  dan.  of  John  Crstgfaton, ' 
Esq.,  and  was  flither  of 

CaaisioPKxa  CAmLcroir,  Esq.  of  Maricet  Hill,  who  m. 
Henrietta-Maria,  dao.  of  CoL  Creigbton,  and  had  three  daus.. 
of  wiiom  Mabt.  m.  in  1766,  HKiniT-PBiSLKr  LlBsTftAjroi. 
of  Moystown,  King's  CO.,  Esq..  and  had  issue:  theSndson, 

Cnunoraxa  KEsTBAiroB,  Esq.,  assumed  the  surname 
■Ml  aims  of  CAmLBTOH  at  the  decease  of  his  mother  in  1880, 
■Ml  became  of  Market  HilL  Ho  was  ft.  hi  Feb.  1776 ;  and 
m.  8  May,  1808,  Jmmw  dan.  of  CoL  Jackson,  M.P.  of 
,  oo.  Mayo^  and  had  issne^ 
179 


CAR 

HnrBT,  d.  uwm.  81  Oct  1889. 

OaoROB  L'Estbanob-Carlktov,  now  of  Market  HilL 

Christopher-Carleton  L'Estrange,  vi,  19  Feb.  1852,  Chaw 

lotto,  youngest  dau.  of  Arthiu-  Cooper,  Esq.  of  Cooper's 

Hill,  CO.  Sligo. 

William-Jackson  L'Estrange. 
Ouy-James  L'Estrange,  in  noly  orders. 
Mary,  m.  10  Aug.  1848.  to  John  George^  Esq.,  M.P.,  of 

Cahore  House,  oo.  Wexford. 
Janette,  20  Sept  1837,  William  Orme,  Esq.  of  Owenmor'f 

CO.  Mayo 'and  d.  80  Au^.  1860. 
Elisabeth-Henriotta.  d.  7  Oct  1886. 
Alios. 
Louisa,  m.  13  Sept  1842,  to  WiDiam-Digges  La  Touches  ^ 

Bsq.  of  Stephen's  Green. 
Sidney-Fanny,  m.  16  May,  1843,  to  Robert  Orme,  Esq.  of 

Mountanvil.  co.  Dublin. 
Bamh,  d,  Kfim.  8  April,  1838. 
Mi^or  Carleton,  who  served  as  high-eheriif  of  Fermanagh  in 
1811,  d.  in  Sept  1843. 

^mw— Enn.i  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  pheona,  arg. 

Orttt  A  dexter  arm,  embowed.  holding  an  arrow,  ppr., 
the  arm  naked  to  the  elbow,  the  shirt  folded  above  it,  arg., 
and  vested  above^  gu. 

Seatr— Market  Hul,  co.  Fermanagh. 


CARLTON  OF  TREGREHAN. 

Carlton,  THOMAS-TRiaTRBM-SpRT,  Esq.  of  Tregre- 
han,  oo.  Cornwall,  and  of  Greenaway,  co.  Devon,  Eeq., 
B.A.,  major  drd  dragoon-g^uards,  b.  0  April,  1822. 

Eineaffe.  — "This  old  and  xespeotable  fiunily."  says 
one  of  the  Cornish  hiatoriane,  "has  principally  resided,  for 
upwards  of  three  oenturiee,  in  the  parishes  of  St  Austdl 
and  St  Blaaey.  The  surname  of  Cariyon,  in  connexion 
with  Cornwall,  is  derived  Arom  very  remote  antiquity ;  for, 
besides  the  Bartom  of  Gariytm,  near  Tmro,  it  is  on  record 
that  a  ssaport  town  of  the  name  wae  fonneriy  in  exist- 
ence on  the  north-west  coast  of  the  county."  The  Carlyona 
represent  a  bfanoh  ef  the  great  house  of  Tredenham,  emi- 
nent in  Cornwall  from  the  time  of  the  early  PlantagMMts. 

Phhjp  Cabltok,  of  Tregrehan,  Esq.,  sea  and  heir  of 
Thomas  Oarlyon,  Esq.  of  Tregrehan,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  and  oo4ieir  of  Philip  Hawkins,  Esq.  of  Pennana.  and 
EUMbeth  Scobell  his  wife,  whose  mother,  Mary,  was  2nd 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Joseph  Tredenham,  Ent  of  Trego- 
nan,  governor  of  St  Maw's,  m.  Elisabeth,  only  child  of  the 
Rev.  Samuel  Trewbody,  of  Boscundle,  and  niece  of  Edward- 
Craggs.  the  1st  Lord  Eliot,  of  Port  Eliot  By  this  lady  he 
had  a  son  and  heir, 

Edwabd-Tbbwbodt  Cabltom,  of  TregrelMai,  Esq.,  at 
whose  decease,  i.  p.,  the  estates  devolved  upon  (the  eldest 
son  of  his  undo,  the  Rev.  Thomas  Cariyon,  of  St  Just  in 
Roaeland,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  William 
Owavas,  of  Penzance,  Esq.)  his  first-cousin, 

Thomas  CAaLTOir,  of  Tregrehan,  Esq.  high-sheriff  of 
Cornwall  in  1802 ;  who  m.  hla  cousin,  Mary,  only  dau.  and 
heir  of  William  Cariyon,  Esq.  of  St  Austell,  by  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  and  eo-heir  of  the  Rev.  John  Pomei^y,  of 
St.  Ewe,  by  Thomazina  Hooker  his  wife,  great-niece  of  the 
celebrated  divine,  Richard  Hooker.  By  this  lady  (who  d. 
18  Jan.  18S1),  Mr.  Cariyon  had  issue,  William,  his  heir; 
EnwABD,  successor  to  hie  brother;  Thomas,  d.  young; 
Mary.  •».  to  Capt  Collins,  R.N.,  of  Trewardale ;  Bliaa.  wife 
of  Clement  Cariyon,  M.D.  of  Traro;  aoid  Harriet  He  dL 
16  Dee.  1880.    He  was  «.  by  his  elder  son. 

William  Cabltoh,  of  Trsgrehan,  Esq.,  bandster-at-law; 
6.  7  Jan.  1781;  d  unm.  27  M«y,  1841,  and  was  «.  by  hie 
brother, 

Edwabd  Cabltoit,  Esq.  of  Trogrehan  and  Greenaway, 
J.P.  and  D.C.,  major-general  in  the  army;  b.  in  1788 ;  who 
m.  in  1890,  Anna-Maria,  elder  dao.  of  Admiral  Sfny,  of 
Place  and  Tregolls,  co.  Cornwall,  and  l^  her  (who  4. 
18  June,  1854)  had  issue, 

THOMAS-TaieraiM-SPBr,  now  of  Tregrehan. 

Ed  ward- Augustus,  M.  A.,  barristerat-law :  b.  t  June,  1828. 

Geoive-Gwavas,  capt  Ist  royal  regt.  of  foot;  b.  21  July, 

Richard-Hawkins,  UeutR. A.;  d.  27  April,  ISO. 
Samuel-Alfted,  d.  14  Aimt.  1880. 
WOliam-Pomeroy,  d.  hi  1868. 
Horatio,  b.  12  May,  1883. 
Arthur-Hooker,  6.  10  March,  1885. 
Tredenham-Fitzherbert  b.  8  July.  1841. 
Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Edward  Coode^  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  trevor 
Cottage.  St  Austell. 
Mi^or-Clen.  Cariyon  d.  4  July,  1854. 

Jrm«— Sa.,  a  plate  between  three  castles^  aig^aaoh 
charged  with  a  eross-crosslet  gn,  ^^  ^  OQ IC 


OAR 

Crul^A.  domi-lion,  nmpant,  gu.,  ducally  orowiMd,  or, 
collared,  irg.,  holding  between  his  paws  a  bexant. 
.  J/<X«>—Turris  tutiasima  virtus. 
^Mi— Tregrehan,  8t  Austell,  Cornwall. 


CARNE  OF  NASH. 
Nioholl-Carne,  Robert-Charles,  Esq.  of  Nash, 
oo.  Qlamorgan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  constable  of  the  Castle 
of  St.  Quintin,  barriBter-at-law,  b.  27  April,  1806 ;  m. 
15  May,  1888,  Sarah-Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the 
Rev.  Nathaniel  I^oyntz,  M.A.,  of  Longworth,  Berks, 
of  the  ancient  family  of  Potntz  of  Iron  Acton,  co. 
Oloucester. 

^intUflt, — ^The  ancient  fkmily  of  Cabnb  qfKatk  is  de- 
duced in  a  direct  and  unbroken  line  ttcm  Tntr,  King  of 
Owent,  who  «.  his  brother,  Ithel,  slain  in  846.  His  great- 
great-gnmdflon, 

Tbomas  o*m  Oasvi,  son  of  Iddyn,  King  of  Owent,  was 
brought  up  at  Pencame,  whence  he  was  named  Gsme, 
which  has  continued  the  surname  of  the  fltmily*  He  was 
ffttherof 

Sir  DmrwmMUX  CAaNB,  Knt.,  called  in  some  pedigrees  Sim 
Dtfbto  Casvi,  whose  great-grandson,  Wiluam  Cabki,  m. 
Maigaret,  dan.  and  heir  of  Owen  ap  Cradock  ap  Justin,  and 
was  fkther  of  8m  Jobm  Carmi,  Knt,  lord  of  Nether  Gwent, 
who,  by  Joan  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Moore, 
Knt.,  was  fktber  of  Thomas  Cakns,  Esq.,  whose  son  (by 
Mabel  his  wife,  dau.  of  Howel  ap  JorwethX  Johh  Carnb, 
Esq.,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Nicholas  Poynts, 
Knt.,  and  was  (kther  of 

HowsLL  OAnm,  of  Cowbridgo,  who  became  seated  at 
Nash,  by  marrying  Tibet,  dau.  and  heir  of  Alexander  Giles, 
of  that  place,  a  younger  son  of  the  Gilbb*b  ttf  OUat&n,  Gla- 
morgan.   Their  son, 

John  Garni,  of  Nash,  m.  Issbel,  dau.  of  Howell  Gwylym 
Jonkin,  Esq.  of  Berth  hir  ap  Thomas,  of  Monmouthshire, 
and  had  a  son  and  heir.  

HowcLL  Oarmb,  of  Nash,  Uying  Mh  Hrnbt  YIII.,  «. 
Cecil,  dan.  and  heir  of  William  Kemeys,  of  Newport,  and 
had,  with  younger  children,  Richard,  of  Nash,  of  whom 
hereafter;  and  Edward  (Sir),  Knt,  ancestor  of  the  distin- 
guished fkmily  of  Oarmb  qf  Brnnrnp,    The  eldest  son, 

Richard  Carnb,  Esq.  of  Nash,  m.  let,  a  dau.  of  Rees 
Mansel,  Esq.  of  Oxwioh,  S.P.,  and  Sndly,  Joan,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Jenkin  ap  Edward  Dalton  or  Dalden,  Esq.  of  Pen- 
mark,  by  whom  he  left,  with  three  daus.,  two  sons, 

I.  John,  of  Nash,  sherlfT  of  Glamorgan  in  IMl.'m.  Marga- 
ret, dau.  of  Sir  John  Rac^d,  of  Carnlloyd,  in  Lancarvan, 
by  Eleanor  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  ^Hlliam  Courtenay.  and 
had  seven  daus.  His  widow  m.  John  Sheppard,  Esq.  of 
Aleston,  Wilts,  and  afterwards  Richard  Rassett>  Esq.  of 
Beauprd.  The  daus.  were, 
1  Mary,  «k  Edward  Prichard,  Esq.  of  Tanffsiaoh.  sherilT 
of  Glamorgan  In  1599. 

t  Elisabeth,  m.  let,  James  Matthews.  Esq.  of  Rooae; 
2ndly.  WaUdn  Lougher,  Esq.  of  IVtheegston. 
t  Cicely,  m.  Giles  Kemys.  Esq.  of  Newport 
4  Barnura^^m.  1st  James,  Snd  son  of  James  TurberriDe, 
utton  in  Landow,   and  Sndly,  to  Thomas 


Esq.  of 
Griffiths. 


ft  Jane,  m.  WUUam  GrUBth.  of  LanTcythin. 
0  Catherine,  m.  Edward  Bassett  Esq.  of  Vishwear.  in 
St.  Mary's  Church,  heir  of  Bewper. 
T  Maigaret 

n.  WnxiAM.  of  whom  hwptaftsr. 
The  tnd  son, 

WiLUAM  Carnb.  Esq.  of  Nash  (suecsssor  to  his  brotherX 
m.  BUMbeth.  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Vann.  Esq.  of  Mar- 
cross  and  Lantwtt,  by  Gstherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  George 
Mathews,  of  Radyr,  and  was  father  of 

Sir  Edward  Carnb,  Knt  of  Nash,  recelTeir^(eiiaral  of 
Sooth  Wales,  and  one  of  the  fbur  teUers  of  the  Exchequer, 
«».  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Mansel.  of  Margam.  by  Lady 
Jane  his  wiH,  dau.  of  Heniy,  Earl  of  Worosster,  and  left  at 
his  decease  a  son  and  successor, 

William  Carnb.  Esq.  of  Nash,  who  in,  Jsae,  dan.  and 
heir  of  WUUam  Thomas,  Esq.  of  TianmJhangie,  by  Eleanor 
hkwll%.  daa.of8ir  JohnOune.  of  Ewenny.  and  had,  with 
other  children,  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Carnb.  Esq.  of  Nssh,  sheriff  of  Glamorgan  In 
16M,  ».  in  l«ftt,  Jane.  cbn.  of  Shr  Edward  Stradttng.  Bart. 
ofSlDonat'SCtetKbyMaryhtowif^dML  of  SirlhomM 
Msasel.  of  Margam.  and  was«.  by  his  son. 

Thomas  Carnr.  Ek].  of  Nash,  who  went  to  Irelsnd  In  hto 
Ikther'B  ttf^ttme.  and  d.  there.    Be  ai.  in  1«7S.  Catherine, 
dan.  and  heir  of  WUUam  Psssetl,  Esq.  of  WeLih  8t  Donate, 
end  was  ftilher  of 
180 


CAR 

Edward  Carnb.  Esq.  of  Nash,  who  «.  Grace,  dau.  of 
William  Mathew,  Esq.  of  Aboramon  and  Rooee,  sheriff  of 
Glamorgan  in  1093.  descended  fh>m  Sir  David  ap  Mathew, 
standard-bearer  to  Edward  II.,  and  dying  28  Jan.  1713,  was 
buried  at  Cowbridge,  and  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Carnb,  Esq.  of  Nash,  and  of  Marcham.  Berks, 
sheriff  of  GlamorganshirB  in  1781,  who  m.  in  1728,  Eliabeth, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Charies  Loder,  Esq.  of  Hinton,  Berks, 
and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Edward,  Fellow  of  Jesus  College,  Oxford,  institutod  to  the 
rectoiy  of  Marcroes  in  1770,  incumbent  of  Holyhead,  end 
prebendary  of  Landafi;  d.  at  Oxford,  S8  Sept.  1787,  aged 

Charlbs-Lodrr,  c^>t  R.N.,  6.  26  Sept  1742,  m.  Elizabeth 
Robinson,  widow,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Rees  Dnvies,  of  Lan- 
mass,  and  had  two  daus.,  Euzabbth,  m.  29  April,  1800, 
to  the  Rev.  Robert  NkthoU,  M.  A.  of  Dimlands;  Elbanor, 
d.  mm.  29  May,  1822. 

Catherine^  m,  to  the  Rer.  Richard-Vaughan  Norman,  and 
d.  9.  p. 

Eleanor,  m.  in  1767,  George  Kemeys,  Esq.  of  Newport,  and 
d. «.  p.  in  1803.  ^-»--i  *— 

Mary,  m.  to  her  cousin,  the  Rev.  John  Loder,  of  Hinton, 
Berks,  and  had  one  dau.,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Robert  Symouda, 
of  Herefordshire. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thb  Rby.  John  Carnb,  of  Nash,  rector  of  Plumtree, 
Notts,  and  prebendary  of  LandafT.  m.  his  cousin  Eleanor, 
dan.  of  Richard  Ourne,  and  d.  at  Nash,  1  Oct  1798.  leaving 
an  only  dau.  and  heiress,  Elbakor  Carnb,  of  Nash,  who 
m.  in  1798,  Thomas  Markham,  Esq.  of  Cheltcnhsm,  but 
d.  i.  p.  10  Oct  1842,  when  the  estates  devolved,  under  the 
entaU,  on 

Thb  Rby.  Rorbrt  Carnb,  of  Dimlands,  in  right  of  his 
wife  Elissbeth.  This  gentleman,  h.  18  April,  1783,  was  son 
of  Whitlock  NichoU,  Esq.  of  The  Ham,  co.  Glamorgan,  and 
assumed,  together  with  his  sons,  by  royal  license,  16  Deo. 
1842,  the  surname  of  Carnb  ;  m.  let  7  Aug.  1792.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Daniel  Woodward,  Esq.,  and  nicco  of  Richard  Hunt- 
ley* of  Boxwdl  Court  oo.  Gloucester,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
1  A^nU,  1799X  had  one  chUd,  who  d.  in  Infkncy.  Ho  «». 
2ndly,  29  April,  1800,  EUsaboth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Capt. 
Charies-Loder  Qvne,  and  evcntiMdly  heiress  to  her  uncle, 
the  late  Rev.  John  Csroe,  of  Nash,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
Robbrt-Charlbs,  now  of  Nash. 

John-Whitlock,  of  Dimland  Castle.         

Emma-Anne,  m.  8  Oct  1833,  to  Evan  WUUns,  Esq.  of 
Uantwitt  Midor,  and  has  two  dans.,  Emma-Janetta  and 
EUen. 

Anna-Maria.  «k  17  AprO,  1833,  to  CoL  Robert-K.  Dawson, 
Royal  Engineers,  one  of  the  Tithe  Commissioners  fbr 
England  and  Wales.  She  d.  27  Sept  1837,  leaving  issue, 
Robert-NidioU  and  Ellen^ane. 
EUen-Louisa.  m.  in  1843,  the  Rev.  John  WUliama,  rector  of 
Marcroas,  and  d.  in  1847,  leaving  Charles-Came  and  Mary- 
Frances. 
Frances-Susanna,  d.  wnm,  24  April,  1839. 

^rsM— Gu.,  a  pelican  on  her  nest  with  wings  displayed, 
>r,  (boding  her  young  and  vufadng  herseU;  ppr. 

OntU—A  pelican,  displayed,  with  two  heada,  sa., 
rom  a  ducal  coronet,  ppr. 


fhmi  a  duoaf  coronet,  ppr. 

Ifbttoct— Above  the  shield,  "  En  toute  loyale  ;** 
arms,  *' Fy  ngobaith  qrdd  yn  nuw.** 

Ami— Nash  Manor  House^  co.  Glsmocgan. 


nikder  tha 


CARNE  OF  DIMLAND  CASTLE. 
NichollCabkb,  Johk- Whitlock,  Eeq.,  D.C.L. 
and  MJL,  of  Dimland  CnsUe,  Qlamorganshire,  JJ^. 
and  D.U,  barrister-at-lRW,  i.  17  April,  1816;  sa. 
10  April,  1844,  Mary-Jane,  only  dau.  of  Peter-Whit- 
field  Brmncker,  Esq.  of  Wavertree,  Lancashire,  by 
Eliiabeth  his  wife,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Hous- 
ton, Esq.  of  that  place,  and  has  issue, 

L  EnwAM^^InunLora-NiaBOLL,  6.  8  Sept.  1849. 

n.  John-Deverenx-VaDn-Loder,  b.  90  April,  1864. 

L  EUabeth-Mary.  u.  Grace-Mannl-Osmew 

m.  Blandk-Elinor.  it.  Bva-Loder-Bianeksr. 

John  Nidion-Canie  is  Snd  son  of  the  late  Rer.  Robert 
Came,  oi  Nash  and  Dimland  Castle,  by  Elizabeth  hk 
wife,  dan.  and  heir  of  GH»tain  Charies  Loder  Came. 

^rsu,  Ac— See  Camsm  ^Stk. 
«Ml-Dimland  Castle^  CowfaridgiL 


CABNEQIE  OF  BOYSACK  AND  SPYNIK 
Sm  UmwAT-CABinRaB.    t 


CAR 


CAR 


CARPENTER  OF  MOUNT  TAVY. 

Carpenter^  John,  Esq.  of  Mount  Tavy,  co.  Devon, 
6.  28  Feb.  1889;  *.  his  father,  16  May,  1842.^ 

Itlteaflt. — John  CABPrnmsB.  Bsq.,  who  m.  Maiy.  sioter 
of  William  Spry,  of  Tavistodc,  had  (with  four  daus.,  via., 
Hannah,  m.  to  John  Bolt,  Eaq. ;  Maiy,  ta.  to  the  Bot.  C. 
Porter;  Deborah;  and  Catherine)  aix  sons, 

John,  fiither  of  Mrs.  Hele,  of  Hingston  Houae. 

Nathaniel  who  had  a  son,  Coryton;  and  two  daos.,  one 
m.  to  Admiral  Bodger,  the  other  to  Mr.  Bowe,  of  Loun- 
oostoo. 

Samuel,  of  Laonoeeton,  who  la.  Elizabeth  Hodge,  and  had, 
with  two  daus.,  four  sons,  1  John,  whose  son,  John,  an 
officer  in  the  army,  m.  in  1797,  Teresa,  dau.  of  George- 
Fleaki  Heneage,  Eki.  of  Hainton,  co.  Lincoln,  and  has 
ksue;  2  Charles,  of  Hoditonham ;  3  James^  admiral,  II.N., 
m.  and  had  issue ;  4  Samuel,  barrister^it-law,  d.  in  1815, 
leaving  issue. 

Joseph,  fkther  of  the  Bev.  William  Carpenter. 

BKrjAMnr,  of  whom  presently. 

FhiUp. 
The  5th  eon, 

BaxuAMa  Cabpimteb.  Esq.,  m.  Patlonoe  Edgeeombe,  and 
was  fiither  of 

Joior  Cabpbbtbb,  Esq.,  who  m.  Christian  Fhillipps,  and 
bad  issue,  Johh-Phillipps,  his  heir;  Bei^amin-Edgecumbe; 
Charks-Coiyton;  Qeoigo;  Elizabeth-Pomeroy ;  Patience; 
and  Christian.    The  eldest  son, 

Johh-Philufps  CjlBpbvtbb,  Esq.  of  Mount  Tavy,  oo. 
Devon,  n.  Elizabeth  Stubling,  and  d.  in  1812,  leaving  (with 
a  dau.,  Patience-Christian,  m.  24  Aug.  1807,  to  Sir  William- 
L.-8alusbury  Trelawny,  Bart,  of  Trelawny,)  two  sons,  John, 
his  heir;  and  Jonathan-Phillipps,  in  holy  orders,  who  m. 
16  April,  1827,  Harriett,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Bev.  William 
Gamier,  and  d.  20  Aug.  1841.    The  elder  son, 

JoHB  Cabpbnt£b,  Esq.  of  Mount  Tavy,  J.P.,  6.  80  Deo. 
179«,  m.  19  July,  1828,  Lucy,  4th  dau.  of  the  Bev.  William 
and  Lady  Haxriett  Gamier,  of  Hampshire,  and  d,  16  May, 
1S42,  leaving  (with  three  daus.,  Elizabeth-Harriet,  m.  to  the 
Bev.  H.M.  Sims,  rector  of  Hinderwell,  co.  Toxk ;  Lucy,  m, 
to  Henry  Clarke,  Esq.  of  Efford  Manor,  oo.,  Devon ;  and 
Anne)  an  only  son,  the  present  John  Cabtbhteb,  Esq.  of 
Mount  Tavy. 

Jf otto— Spemit  pericula  virtus. 
Seii<— Mount  Tavy,  oo.  Devon. 


CAKROLL  OF  BALLYJjTUREl 

Carroll,  Henry,  Esq.  of  Ballynure,  co.  Wicklow, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1826,  b,  22  Sept.  1799; 
m.  8  Aug.  1822,  Catherine,  dau.  of  David  Mitchell, 
Esq.  of  Uie  iaUnd  of  Jamaica. 

Hint  A0^«— Jambs  Cabboll,  Esq..  son  of  James  Carroll, 
Esq.,  m.  Miss  Bagenal,  sister  of  Beauduunp  Bageoal,  of 
Danleefcney  and  Bagenalstown,  oo.  Oarlow,  Esq.,  and  was 
flBtherof 

Walteb-Bagbwal  Cabboll,  Esq.  of  Ballynure,  who  m.  in 
1796,  Charity,  dau.  of  Bichard  Bioe,  of  Mount  Bice,  co.  Kil- 
dare.  Esq.,  and  dying  10  Ifov.  1801,  was  a  by  his  only  son, 
the  present  Hbhbt  Cabboll,  Esq.  ef  Ballynure. 

Arm* — Arg.,  two  lions,  oombatant|  gu.,  supporting  a 
sword,  of  the  first,  hilted  and  pommdled,  or. 

OnM-'On  the  stump  of  an  oak,  sprouting  new  blanches, 
ppr.,  a  hawk,  of  the  last,  belled,  or. 

Jtf«a»— In  fide  et  in  bello  forte. 

Atetf— Ballynure,  co.  Wicklow. 


CARTEH  OF  BRRIS. 
Carter,  Willlam-Hsnrt,  Esq.  of  Erria,  co.  Mayo, 
formerly  of  Castle  Martin,  co.  Kildare,  6.  18  Dec. 
1783 ;  m.  23  June,  1809,  EUzabeth,  3rd  dau.  of  Fran- 
da  Brooke,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  Sir  Henry  Brooke, 
Bart  of  Colebrooke,  co.  Fermanagh,  and  by  l^er 
(who  d.  21  March,  1820)  haa  issue, 
L  Tbomas-Shaev,   6.  10  Sept.   1818.   m.  21  July,  184S, 
Maria-Susan,  only  surviving  child  and  heiress  of  JohQ- 
Henry  TOson,  of  WatUngton  Parl(,  Oxon,  Esq.  an4  has 


I.  Susanna,  m.  26  Oct  1846,  to  Frands-Sodlebr  Frittie, 
Esq.,  formerly  a  captain  in  the  army,  8rd  son  of  the 
Hon.  Francis- Aldborough  Prittie,  only  brother  of  Henry, 
2nd  Lord  Dunalley,  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Carter  m,  2ndly,  10  June,  1846,  Fi-ances,  2nd 
dau.  of  Richard,  late  Bishop  of  Waterford  and  Lis- 
more,  and  sister  of  Robert,  5th  Earl  of  Mayo.  Mr. 
Carter  was  a  magisti-ate  of  Kildare  for  thirty-fiye 
years,  and  deputy -lieutenant,  and  served  as  high- 
sheriff  for  that  county  in  1817. 

ILitltHflt. — ^Tbomas  Cabthb,  of  Robertstown.  co.  Meath, 
Esq.,  a  gentleman  whose  services  to  his  country  at  the 
Revolution  were  very  considerable,  for  he  not  only  served 
Kiiig  William  at  the  battle  of  the  Boyne.  but  secured  divers 
useftd  books  and  writings  belonging  to  King  JaKbs  and  hia 
secretaries ;  m.  twice :  by  his  Ist  wife  he  was  fkther  of  the 
Rt.  Hok.  Thomas  Cabtbb.  Mr.  Carter  m.  Sndly,  2  Aug. 
1702,  Isabella,  dau.  of  Matthew,  2nd  son  of  Sbr  Mathew 
Boynton,  of  Barmeston,  in  Torkshire,  and  widow  of  Went- 
worth,  4th  Earl  of  Roscommon  (the  poet),  but  by  her  he 
had  no  issue.    His  son, 

Tbe  Rt.  Hob.  Thomas  Cabtbb,  Master  of  the  Rolls,  Secre- 
tary of  State,  and  P.C.,  of  Robertstown  and  Rathnally,  oo. 
Meath,  m.  1719,  Mary,  dau.  and  oo-iieiress  (with  her  sister, 
the  Viscoimtess  Jooelyn)  of  Thomas  dazton,  Esq.  of  Dublin, 
and  had  issue, 
Thomas,  M.P.  for  Old  Leishlin.  m.  to  Anna-Maria,  sister  of 
Sir  Oeoxge  Armytage,  of  Kirklees,  co.Tork,  and  by  her 
(who  m.  2ndly.  18  Sept  17M,  John  Nicholsop.  Esq.  of 
Balrath,  co.  Meath)  had  issue  one  dau,,  Mabt,  m.  to 
SkefiOngton  Thoiqpson,  Esq.  of  the  oo.  Meath, 
HBBBTrJBoTLB,  of  whom  presently. 

Frances,  m.  1st,  27  Feb.  1749,  to  the  Rt  Rev,  Dr,  Philip 
Twysden,  bishop  of  Raphoe,  by  whom  she  had  issue  an 
only  dau.,  Frances,  m.  4  March.  1770,  to  Oeoige^ussey, 
4th  Earl  of  Jersev.    Mrs,  Twysden  m.  2ndly,  (Htn.  James 
Johnston,  colonel  qf  the  Scots  Oreys. 
Susan,  m.  $1  April,  174S,  to  Thomas  Trotter,  of  Duleek, 
CO,    Louth,    grand£»ther  of  Bliaibeth,  Marchioness  of 
Thomond. 
Mary,  d.wm^ 
The  2nd  son, 

Hbxbt-Botle  Cabtbb,  Esq.  (a  oapt,  in  Col.  Irwln*s  regt.) 
of  Castle  Martin,  m.  23  Feb.  1750,  Susanna,  dau.  and  eo- 
heiress  (with  her  sister,  Elizabeth,  who  m.  1  June,  17S8, 
John  Bingham,  of  Newbrook.  grandmth«r  of  John  Bingham, 
1st  Lord  Clanmorris).  of  Sir  Arthur  Shaen,  Bart  of  Kilmore, 
CO.  Rosoommon,  and  widow  of  James  Wynqp,  Esq.  of  Haale- 
"Wood,  CO.  Sligo,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
Thomas,  his  heir, 

Arthur,  ooL  in  the  18th  dragoons,  d.  uma, 
Henry,  capt  in  the  Soots  Greys,  d.  «.  p, 
Manr,  m.  to  John  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Castle  Hackett,  oo. 
Gafway,  and  had  issue. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Cabtbb,  Esq.  of  Castle  Martfai,  b.  20  May,  176S, 
m.  in  Jan.  1788,  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  John  Butler, 
brother  of  Humphrey,  1st  Earl  of  Lanesborough,  and  had 
issue, 

Willxam-Hbitbt.  now  of  Brris. 

John,  an  admiral  R.N.,  m.  Julia,  dau.  of  M.  Geoiges,  Esq., 
and  has  issue. 

Thomas,  late  a  capt  in  the  royal  artillery. 

Margaret  m.  to  James  Haf^^uton,  Esq.  of  Ballymaooll,  oo. 
Meath,  aeoeased,  leaving  ispue. 

^rm*— Arg.,  two  lions,  combatant,  sa.,  quartering  Shabv, 
vis.,  or,  a  lion,  rampant,  vert. 
Great — A  talbot,  passant,  arg.,  on  a  mural  orown,  sa. 
MottoSvh  Ubertate  quietem. 


1  HsBBT-TiLSOif-SHAEV,  6,  21  Juuo,  184fi. 
S  Oeoige-TUson-Shaen,  6.  4  March,  1817. 

3  Thomaa-Tilson-Shaen,  b.  16  June,  1848. 

4  Arthur-Tllson-Shaen,  6.  14  Sept  1861, 

5  Francis-TUson-Shaen,  6.  24  Sept  1852. 

1  Augtxsta-SusannsrShaen. 

2  BUzabeth-Sophia-Shaen. 

181 


CARTHEW  OP  WOODBRIDGE  ABBEY. 

Carthew,  Mobdbv,  Esq.  of  Woodbridge  Abbey, 
CO.  Suffolk,  lieut.-coL  of  the  2l8t  re^,  Hon.  E.  I. 
Co.'b  service,  Madras,  b.  25  Oct  1804 ;  m.  10  July, 
1827,  Jemima-Borland,  dau.  of  John  Ewart,  Esq.  of 
Edinbui^h,  and  has, 

I.  MoBBBH,  b.  21  June,  1882,  in  the  Madrae  army, 

IL  Charies-AlAred,  6.  6  Sept.  1841. 

ni,  Ewart,  ft.  in  1846. 

I.  Margaret,  m.  to  Lieutenant  Bigg, 

II.  Emily-Jane.        iti.  Fanny-Jemima.        iv.  Maiy. 

HitlCaSe.^The  flamlly  of  Carthew  (bi  Cornish,  Gardu 
or  Carthu)  has  given  its  name  to  three  places  in  Cornwall^ 
Carthew  in  Madron,  Carthew  in  St  Issey,  and  Carthew  in 
St.  Austell ;  and  when  Norden  wrote,  was  seated  at  Boe- 
kenna,  in  St  Buiien.  ^  t 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


C  A  11 

BAirrLPUUs  db  Cabdu  or  Carthtj  wm  &  penon  in  good 
eonsidmnition  in  Cornwall  in  the  reign  of  Edwabd  II. 
From  him  dmoended  the  Cabthsws  <^  CawMUdgy^  Ck>m- 
wall,  of  whom  wa« 

Thomai  Cabtuew,  Esq.,  h.  in  April,  1657,  who  had  Can- 
nalidgy  in  ihe  lifetime  of  hla  father,  Thomas,  and  became 
an  eminent  aeijeant-at-law.  He  died  and  waa  interred  in  the 
Temple  Church,  13  Feb.  1704.  He  m.  Maiy.  dau.  and  oo- 
heireaa  of  John  Colby,  Esq.  of  Banbam,  in  Norfolk ;  Anne, 
the  other  dau.,  having  m.  bin  Mend,  Edward  North,  Esq. 
of  Benaore,  in  Suffolk.  By  thia  lady,  who  d.  16  June,  1796, 
he  left  iaaue  two  aoni,  Thomas,  his  heir ;  and  John,  one  of 
his  Mi^esty's  carvers,  of  Beigh  Apton,  in  Norfolk,  d.  wnm. 
S8  Jan.  1770.    The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Caetbbw,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Benaore  Hall  and  Wood- 
bridge  Abb^,  b.  80  June,  1687,  baraister-at-law,  im.  1st,  in 
1710,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Powys,  Knt.,  judge  of  the 
Queen's  Bench,  by  whom  he  had  four  daus., 

Anne,  m.  to  John  Norris,  Esq.  of  Witton,  by  whom  she 
was  the  mother  of  John  Norris,  Esq.,  founder  of  the 
Norrisian  Professorship  of  Cambridge,  whose  only  dau. 
and  heiress  m.  to  John,  Baron  Wodehouse.  of  Kimberly, 

Mary,  m.  to  Stephen  Gardiner,  Esa.  of  Norwich,  by  whom 
she  had  an  only  child,  Mary,  wno  m.  Thomas  Bemey 
Bramston,  Esq.  of  Skreens,  in  Essex. 

Elisabeth,  d.  wmi, 

Saimh,  m.  to  Henry  Lessen,  Oent. 

His  wifb  dyhig  17  Aug.  1727,  was  buried  at  Benacre,  and 
Mr.  Carihew  m.  Sndly.  Miss  EUsabeth  MlteheU.  and  by  her 
(who  survived,  and  m.  2ndly,  the  Rev.  Thomas  Morden) 
left  at  his  decease,  20  Mardi,  1741-2,  a  son,  Thomas,  and 
four  daus.,  of  whom 
Oraoe,  m.  1st  to  Lieut. -CoL  Charies  Owen,  of  Nash,  in 
Pembrokeshire,   by  whom  she   had  one  son,  Wyiriot 
Owen,  who  d.  t.  f,;   2nd]y,  Thomas  Schreyr,  Esq.  of 
Jamaica. 
Caroline^  m.  to  Sampson  Arnold,  Esq.  R.N. 

Thi  Bit.  Thomas  Cabthkw,  M.A..  F.S.A.,  J.P.  and 
D.U,  of  Woodbridgo  Abbey,  rector  of  little  Bealings,  only 
surviving  son  and  heir,  6.  at  Benaore,  4  Aug.  1782,  sold 
Benaore  to  Thomas  Gk>och,  Esq.  He  m.  1st,  81  Aug.  1754, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Morden,  of 
Weston  in  Suflblk,  rector  of  Cantley  in  Norfolk,  younger 
son  of  William  Morden,  Esq.  of  Suffield,  in  Norfolk,  by 
Judith,  sistir  and  co-heir  of  Harbord  Harbord,  Esq.  of 
Ounton.  By  this  lady,  who  d.  18  Deo.  1768,  he  had  ism, 
I.  William,  of  whom  hereafter. 

n.  Morden,  b,  27  Nov.  1760,  rector  of  Frettenham-cnm- 
Btannin£(hall,  and  vicar  of  Hoveton  St  Peter  and  Hove- 
ton  St  John.  wh|cb  he  ezohaiured  for  the  vicarage  of 
Mattishall,  all  in  Norfolk,  m.  Emily,  dau.  of  QeoiiBfe- 
Tweed  Pyke,  Esq.  of  Bnythom  Park,  co.  Essex,  and  d, 
10  June,  1821,  leaving  two  sous  and  seven  daus.  (his 
widow  d.  at  Leamington  PriorB^ 

1  MoRDBV,  now  of  Woodthorpe  Abbey,  as  successor  to  his 
uncle. 

t  Edward,  now  of  Qudph,  Upper  Oanada,  m.  in  1847, 
Hannah,  dau.  of  the  late  James  Seootd,  Esq.  of  Queens- 
ton,  and  relict  of  Howley  Williams*  Bsq.,  and  has 
issue. 

1  Emily,  m.  to  Walter  James,  Esq. 
S  EUsabeth,  m.  to  James,  eldest  aon  of  the  Rev.  J. 
Wright  rector  of  But  Harling,  co.  Norfolk, 
t  Harriet,  m.  to  Sir  John  Hammet*  Knt,  M.D.,  R.N., 
F.R.S. 

4  Anna,  «i.  to  Cant  George  Gray,  2l8t  regt,  H.&LC.S. 
ft  CaroUne^  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Wakefield. 

•  I^uisa,  m.  to  Capt  Rickaids,  21st  regt..  H.E.I.C.S. 
7  Frances. 

m.  Thomaa,  k.  t  May.  1764,  originally  a  ftrst-Ueutenant  in 
the  roval  marines,  took  holy  orders,  and  was,  after  his 
fether^  deoease,  instituted  to  the  hving  of  Woodbridge  ; 
he  d,  17  Sept  1881,  leaving,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Isaac  Boggis,  Esq.  of  Colchester,  two  sons  and  a  dau., 
1  Thomas,  of  Woodbridge,  who  m.  1st  Louisa,  dau.  of 

John  Clarkson.   Esq.  of  Woodbridge,  who  d.  t,  p,; 

♦ndly,  his  cousin  Chariotte,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Harrison 

Shaw,  by  whom  he  left  at  his  deoease^  in  1848.  two 

wms. 

5  WilUam-Morden,  of  High  Hall,  in  Nettiestead.  ca 
Suffolk. 

1  Anne^  wlf^  of  TbmoMM  Pytehea,  Bsq.,  m^or  of  the 
Bast  Suffolk  miUtia.  -.  — h.  -^r- 

^',  J?>^  of  Woodbridge,  6w  28  April.  1766;  «».  Mary.  dan. 
of  the  Rev.  Christopher  Jei&eeon,  rector  of  Tunstal,  and 
d.  11  Sept.  1804.  HU  widow  aftorwanis  m.  Captain 
(.-if^wazds  AdmirMl}  JohnPordvce  Maplee,  R.X.,  C-R 

^.5?'"*^  heat«»anl  R,N.,  ft.  SO  July,  1768;  d.  at  sea 

1.  Chariotte.  d,  mmin.  ISOS. 

"^"r*-  !!t^  l^-  ^  ^«  K«^-  Williara  OoHett,  rector  of 
Bwi*nitm  Mortey,  and  vic«r  of  Holkhnm.  yorfolk,  both 
aeooaaed ;  she.  the  survivor,  d.  24  Doc  l«a,  leaving  ismie. 
188 


CAR 

ni.  France^  m.  1790,  to  the  Rev.  Harrison  ShaW,  vicar  of 

Bongate,  Westmoreland,  both  deceased ;  she,  the  survivor, 

d,  12  March,  1885,  leaving  issue. 
Mr.  Carthew  m.  2ndly,  in  1770,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Wall, 
Esq.  of  Aldborough,  Suffolk,  who  d,  in  June,  1771,  «.  J>. ; 
and  Srdly,  19  May,  1774,  Anne,  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of 
Robert  Denny,  Esq.  of  Eye,  co.  Suffolk,  by  whom  (who  d. 
in  ohUdbed,  Dec.  1786)  he  had  issue, 
L  Geoige,  a  solicitor  at  Harieston,  oo.  Norfolk :  ft.  9  Nov. 

1777;  m.  19  Jun^  1806,  Elisabeth,  only  child  of  Peter 

Isaack,  Gent  of  Wighton,  and  had  issue, 

1  George-Allured,  a  solicitor  at  East  Dereham,  00.  Norfolk. 

2  Robert-Isaack,  d.  umm.  19  June,  1881,  o^ed  21. 

8  Charies,  a  midshipman  of  H.M.S.  "  Redwing,"  lost  at 
sea  in  June,  1827,  tmm. 

n.  Robert,  6.  in  1780,  was  a  captain  in  the  royal  artOlery, 
and  d,  at  sea,  fh>m  exhaustion,  after  the  battle  of 
Corunna,  in  1809,  «inm. 

ni.  Charles,  6.  in  1781,  mi\jor  89th  regt,  d.  at  Chatham  in 
Jan.  1826.  leaving,  by  Mary- Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  John- 
South  well  Brown,  Esq.  of  Mount  Brown,  co.  limerick,  a 
posthumous  daiL,  Pleasance. 

rv.  Alfred,  ft.  1783 ;  d.  vnm.  at  Bombay,  in  1807. 

I.  Mary- Anne,  m.  to  Charles  Dashwood,  Esq.  of  Becdes, 
oo.  Simblk,  and  d.  leaving  issue. 

II.  Louisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John-Drew  Bovton,  rector  of 
Blofield,  CO.  Norfolk,  both  deceased,  leaving  issue. 

III.  Laura,  m.  to  Seorles  Wade,  of  Ipswich,  brewer,  whom 
she  stirvived,  and  has  issue. 

X.  Emily,  m.  to  John-Thomas  Fuller,  Esq.  of  Heoihfield, 

I     ,  oo.  Sussex,  captain  B.  A.,  d.  leaving  issue. 

'  Mr.  Carthew  m.  4thly,  in  1788,  EUsabeth,  dan.  of  John 

I  Russell,  Gent  of  Ottl^,  co.  Suflfblk,  who  survived  him, 
without  issue.    He  d.  4  Jan.  1791,  and  was  >uried  at  Wood- 

I  bridge.    The  eldest  son, 

j  WiLUAM  Carthbw,  Esq.  of  Woodbridge  Abbey,  J.P.  and 
D.L,  ft.  4  Nov.  1768,  rear-admiral  R.N.,  m.  Pleasanoe,  one 
of  the  three  daus.  and  co-heirs  of  Graluun-Thomas  MyoB, 
Esq.,  only  brother  of  General  Sir  William  Myers.  Bart, 
K.C.B.  He  d.  31  July,  1827  (his  widow,  27  Jan.  1880),  with- 
out issue.  At  his  death,  his  nephew,  the  present  MoRDKsr 
Cabthew,  Esq.,  inherited  Woodbridgo  Abbey. 

Arm»--lBt  and  4th,  or,  a  chevron,  sa.,  between  three  murrs, 
ppr.,  Carthkw;  quartering,  2nd,  as.,  a  chevron  between 
three  escallops,  within  a  boraure,  engmlied,  or,  for  Colbt; 
Srd,  axig.,  a  fleur-de-lis,  gu.,  for  Mordbv. 

Cinto— 1st  *  murr,  ppr.,  ducallv  goived,  or,  Cabthkw; 
2nd.  a  sinister  arm  in  armour,  embowed  and  couped  at  the 
sholilder,  grandng  a  broken  sword,  ppr.,  for  Colbt. 

AfoM(^Bedhoh  f^r  ha  heb  drok. 

fieat— Woodbridge  Abbey,  Suffolk. 


CARTWRIGHT  OF  AYNHOE. 

Cabtwrioht,  WiLLiAM-CoBNWAiJJB^  Eeq.  of  Ayn- 
hoe,  CO.  Northampton,  5.  24  Not.  1825. 

%,intSLSt* — ^RowLAHD  Cabtwbioht  (2nd  eon  of  Hogli 
Cartwright,  living  in  the  time  of  HomT  YIL,  and  bnnOmt 
of  William  Cartwright,  ancestor  of  the  Cabtwiuohts  ^ 
IfwrwM,  and  of  Edmund  Cartwii^t,  aneeetor  of  the  Cabv- 
WBIGHTS  <tf  0$$imgton,  Notts)  was  Esther  of 

Johm  Cartwbioht,  of  Aston,  oo.  Chester,  who  m.  Eleanor, 
dau.  of  John  Shobridge,  of  the  same  plAce,  and  waa  father 
of 

RiOHABD  Cabtwbiobt,  Esq.  of  the  Inner  Temple,  who 
purchased  the  manor  of  Aynhoe.  Mr.  Cartwright  m.  Mary, 
4th  dan.  of  Sir  John  Egerton,  Knt  of  Egerton,  tai  Cheshire, 
and  dying  18  Jan.  1837-8,  aged  74.  was  «.  Vy  his  mm, 

JoHV  Cabtwbioht,  Eeq.  of  Aynhoe,  a  ParUamentariaa, 
who  m.  Catherine,  daiL  of  William  Nqy,  Esq.,  attorney- 
general  to  King  Chablbs  I.,  and  had  an  only  son,  William, 
of  Bloxham,  oo.  Oxford,  ft.  in  1684,  who  if.  in  1874.  v.  j»., 
leaving,  by  Anne,  his  1st  wife,  dan.of  BirRofrarTownsbflDd, 
Bart,  a  dau..  Maiy,  m.  1st  to  Robert  Fane.  Esq..  aod 
Sndly.  to  Fulk  Grosvenor,  Esq. ;  and  by  Ursula,  hia  Snd 
wifo^  dau.  of  Ferdinando,  2nd  Lord  Fkir&x,  of  CasMron,  a 
son,  Thomas,  snooeasor  to  his  grandfiitber,  and  b  daa., 
Rhoda,  M.  to  Lord  Henry  Cavendish.  Mr.  Cartwright  waa 
sheriff  of  OzfordshirB  in  1854  and  In  1870.  He  d.  17  Aptil, 
1878,  and  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 

Thomas  Cabtwbioht,  Esq.  of  Aynhoe,  ft.  tai  Itftl,  M.P. 
fbr  Northamptonshire,  who  m.  80  March,  1899.  the  Hon. 
Airmine  Crewe,  one  dT  the  dacu.  and  oo-heirs  of  ThmsM^ 
2nd  LoBD  Cbxwb,  of  Stene,  and  dying  in  1747-8,  left  (with 
tiro  daus.,  Armme,  m.  to  William  Ward.  Esq.  of  Tirk.  aad 
Ursula,  m.  to  Sir  Francis  Skipwith,  Bart)  a  soo  and  soe- 


WiLUAM  Cabtwught,  Esq.  of  Aynhoe,  M.P.  for  Um  oo. 
of  Northampton  firom  1764  to  1768,  who  ai.  ist,  1«  Juas^ 


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1730^  Bynntia,  youngest  dau.  of  Ralph  Lane,  Esq.  of  Wood- 
boty,  in  Camluidgeahire,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  June,  1738, 
had  (with  three  daus.,  who  all  d.  young  and  imm.)  a  aon 
and  heir,  Thomas.  He  m.  2ndly,  2  July,  1748,  Elisabeth, 
Sxd  dan.  of  Sir  Clement-Cotterel  Dormer,  Knt.  of  Bowsham, 
in  the  oo.  of  Oxford,  and  had,  William,  6.  1754,  a  general  in 
the  army,  and  colonel  of  the  let  dragoon-guarda,  d.  «»m. 
1837;  and  Clement,  b.  1761,  feUow  of  AU  Soula  Ck>Uege, 
Oxford,  cL  icfim.  1828.  Mr.  Oartwright  d,  in  London, 
39  June,  1768,  and  waa  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Tbomas  Cabtwsioht,  Esq.  of  Aynhoe,  h.  at  Woodbury 
HaU,  13  Jan.  1736-6;  «i.  6  Apxil,  1766,  Mary-Gstherine,  dau. 
of  M^{or-QenenJ  Thomas  Desaguiliers,  of  Grace,  in  Essex, 
by  whom  (who  m.  2ndly,  10  April,  1777,  Sir  Stephen  Cot- 
tenl,  of  London)  be  left  at  his  decease,  34  Aug.  1773  (with 
four  daua.,  Byasatia,  m.  in  1793,  to  9kx  William-Henry 
Gierke,  Bart. ;  Mary,  m.  in  1796,  to  the  Hot.  W<dlastan  Pym, 
of  Radwen,  Herts ;  BUaabeth ;  and  Charlotte,  m.  to  Bichard, 
6th  Visooont  ChetwyndX  an  only  son, 

Ralpb-Wiluam  Cabtwbioht,  Esq.  of  Aynhoe,  M.P.  for 
Northamptonshire,  b.  80  March,  1771;  m.  1st,  12  April, 
1794»  the  Hon.  Emma,  dau.  of  Comwallis,  1st  Viscotrnt 
Hawarden,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1808,  had  issue, 
Thomas  (Sir),  minister  plenipotentiary  to  the  Diet  of 
Frankfort,    6.    in   1796,    m.    in  1834.  Maria  -  Elisabeth- 
Augusta,  dau.  of  the  Count  Ton  Sandiisell,  of  Bavaria,  and 
d.  17  April,  1860,  leaving  two  sons,  WiLLiAM-CoBxrwALLxa^ 
now  of  Aynhoe,  and  Thomas-Robert-Brook. 
William  (CoL),  6.  34  Feb.  1797,  served  fai  the  Peninsula  and 
at  Waterioo :  he  m.  6  Aug.  1823,  Mary- Anne,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Henry  Jones,  Esq.  of  London,  and  has  Issue. 
His  son,  Gapt.  Aubrey- Agar  Cartwright,  of  the  Ist  batta- 
lion of  the  Kiile  Brigade,  fell  in  acUon  at  the  battle  of 
Inkcaman. 

ComwaUis-Richanl,  ft.  in  1801. 

Robert,  6.  in  1806,  barrister-at-law,  m.  2  March,  1843.  to 
Catherine-Fianoes,  eldest  dau.  of  Andrew-Redmond  Prior, 


Stephen-Ralph,  ft.  in  1806,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Ayn- 

h<M. 

Emma,  d  tcnm.  in  Aug.  1827. 

Mary -Catherine,  m.  in  1827,  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Gunning, 
sou  of  the  late  Sir  George- William  Gunning.  Biart. 
Sophia,  in.  in  1831,  to  William  WUles,  fiisq.  of  Astrop 
House,  Northamptonshire. 
Mr.  Cartwright  m.  2ndly,  29  May.  1810,  Julia-Frances,  only 
dau.  of  the  late  Gblonel  Riohard  Aubrey,  and  had  by  her, 
Richard  Aubrey,  of  Edgcott.  ft.  in  1811.  m.  19  Sept.  1848, 
Maiy.  eldest  dau.  of  tne  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Thomas-Frands 
Freemantle.  Bart,  of  Swauboume. 
Hemy.  ft.  in  1814. 
Frederick- William,  ft.  in  1818 
Julia.  Frances-EUza. 

Mr.  Cartwright  was  lieut.-c6L   of  the  Northamptonshire 
Yeomanry. 

Amu—'&rak.t  a  fease^  between  three  fireballs,  sa.,  issuing 
flames,  ppr. 

CrtM — A  wolfs  head,  erased,  or,  pierced  through  the  neck 
with  a  spear,  at:g. 

&al— Aynhoe.  Northamptonshirei 


CARTWRIGHT  OF  NORWELL  AND 
NORMANTON. 
Cabtwrioht,  George,  Esq.,  RN.,  of  Wyberton, 
eo.  Lincoln,  now  resident  at  Lyme  Regis,  in  Dorset- 
shire, of  which  county  he  is  a  magistrate,  h.  24  Jan. 
1811;  m,  8  Nov.  1836,  Henrietta  -  Maria  Powell, 
great-niece  and  heiress  of  General  Henry- Watson 
Powell,  Governor  of  Gibraltar. 

"^LitUSLfit, — ^The  Cabtwbiohtb  of  NorwtU,  now  repre- 
sented by  OeoTge  Cartwright,  of  Wyberton,  are  the  senior 
Bne  of  the  family  of  Cartwright.  William  Castwrxoht, 
Esq.  of  M^*"**^"*  Hall.  Notts,  high-sheriff  in  1748,  was 
Basally  rtesfiondnd  fhmi  William,  of  Norwell,  elder  brother  of 
Boland  Oartwrigfat,  ancestor  of  the  Aynhoe  branch.  Of  his 
SODS,  the  Srd,  Jobv,  the  well-known  politician.  Major 
Cabtwbxoht,  d.  t.p.  28  Sept.  1824,  aged  84 ;  and  the  4th, 
KmnnrD,  D.D.,  F.R.8.,  and  F.R.L.8.,  was  the  inventor  of 
the  power-loom,  cf  wool  eombing  by  machinery,  Ac ;  he  m. 
1st,  Aliee,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Bichard  Whitaker,  Esq.  of 
Doncaster,  and  by  her  had  issue,  EnifUMn,  of  whom  pre- 
sently; Mary,  m.  to  H.-E.  Strickland,  Esq. ;  Elisabeth,  m.  to 
ttie  Rev.  John  Penroee  (thte  lady  wrote,  under  the  name  of 
Markham,  several  elementary  histories);  Anne-Catherine, 
d.  mtm. ;  and  Franees-Dorothy,  author  of  Major  Cartwrigla't 
Uft  and  CorrtBpondeMt.  Br.  Cartwrffl^t  m.  2ndly,  Susanna, 
dsQ.  of  the  Bev.  Dr.  Kearney,  and  d,  80  Oct  1838.  His  son 
sod  heir, 

isa 


Thb  Rjtv.  Eduurd  Cabtwrioht,  M.A.,  F. A.S.,  rector  of 
Eamley,  vicar  of  Lyminster,  and  prebendary  of  Chichester, 
was  the  able  author  of  the  H'utor^  o/tJie  Rape  o/JSramber, 
He  m.  let,  in  1794,  Sophia,  only  dau.  of  John  Wombwell, 
Esq.,  which  lady  d.  «.  p.  the  next  year;  and  2nd]y,  Anne, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edward- William  Tredcroft,  by  whom  he 
left  at  his  decease,  18  March,  1838,  three  sons,  viz.,  Edmund- 
William,  capt.  Bombay  native  in£mtiy,  d,  *.  p,  in  1842 ; 
Obobos,  now  of  Wyberton ;  and  John,  lieut  B.N.,  6.  1820, 
m.  1862»  Helena-Augusta,  eldest  dau.  of  Major  Yon  Beve- 
roudt,  and  has  a  son,  George,  6.  1854. 

Jrms—'Erm.,  a  fosse,  gu.,  between  three  fire-balls,  sa., 
issuing  flames,  ppr. 

CVv«t— A  wolf  ii  head,  erased,  or,  pierced  through  the  neck 
with  a  i^ear,  org. 

Afotto— Defend  the  fold. 


GARY  OF  TORR  ABBEY. 

GaBT,  RoBIRT-SBEDDKN  SULTARDBy  Esq.  of  TorT 
Abbey,  co.  Devon,  b.  22  June,  1828. 

EtlUaiSf  • — ^The  ancient  fiunily  of  Cart  derives  its  sur- 
name fh>m  the  manor  of  Gary,  or  Kari,  as  it  is  called  in 
Domesday  Book,  lying  hi  the  parish  of  St.  6iles-in-the- 
Heath,  near  Launceston.    In  the  year  1198, 

Adam  db  Karbt  was  locd  of  Castle  Karry,  in  the  oo.  of 
Somerset.    His  descendant. 

Sir  Robert  Cart,  Knt.*  m.  1st,  Elizabeth,,  dau.  of  Sir 
Philip  Gourtenay,  of  Powdeiham,  in  Devonshire,  and  2ndly« 
Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Hanchford,  Knt.,.  and  widow  of 
Wadham.  A  proof  of  the  great  prowess  in  arms  of  this 
gallant  knight  is  recorded  in  the  following  exploit: — "  In 
the  b^inning  of  the  reign  of  Hxmrt  V.,  a  certain  knight- 
errant  of  Arragon,  having  passed  through  divers  countries, 
and  performed  many  feats  of  arms,  to  his  high  commenda- 
tion, arrived  here  in  England,  whore  he  challenged  any  man 
of  his  rank  and  quality  to  make  tryal  of  his  valor  and  skill 
in  arms.  This  challenge  Sir  Robert  Gary  accepted,  between 
whom  a  cruel  encotmter  and  a  long  and  doubtful  combat 
was  waged,  in  Smithfield,  London.  But  at  length  this 
noble  champion  vanquished  the  presumptuous  Arragonois, 
for  which  King  Henrt  V.  restored  unto  hkn  good  part  of 
his  (lather's  lands,  which,  for  his  loyalty  to  King  Richard  II., 
he  had  been  deprived  of  by  King  Hbnrt  IV.,  and  autho- 
rized him  to  bear  the  arms  of  the  knight  of  Arragon,  viz., 
'  In  a  field,  silver,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  white  roees,'  which 
the  noble  posteri^  of  this  gentleman  continue  to  wear  imto 
this  day;  for,  according  to  the  laws  of  heraldry,  whosoever 
fairly  in  the  field  conquers  his  adversary,  may  Justify  the 
bearing  of  his  arms.**  Sir  Robert  was  «.  at  his  decease  by 
his  son  by  his  1st  marriage,  with  Elizabeth  Gourtenay, 

Sir  Philip  Cart,  Knt.  of  Cockington,  co.  Devon,  who  fa. 
Cluistinn,  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Orchard,  of  Orchard,  in 
Somersetshire,  by  whom  (who  m.  2ndly,  Walter  Port- 
man)  he  had  a  son  and  sueoeesor. 

Sir  Wiluam  Cart,  Knt.,  who  fell  in  the  battle  of 
Tewkesbury,  anno  1471,.  fighting  under  the  banner  of  Lan- 
caster. Ho  had  m.  1st,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Paulet, 
of  Hinton  St.  George,  co»  Somerset,  and  had  a  son,  Robert, 
his  heir.  His  2nd  wife  was  AUce,  dau.  of  Shr  Baldwhx  Ful- 
ford,  of  Fulford,  oo.  Devon,  Knt.,  and  by  her  he  was  father 
of  Thomas,  of  Chilton  Foliot,  who  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Sir  Robert  Spencer,  Knt.,  by  Alianore,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Edmond  Beaufort,  Duke  of  Somerset,  and  had  two 
sons,  Sir  Johm  Cart,  ancestor  of  the  Viscounts  Falkland ; 
and  William  Cart,  who  m.  Mary,  sister  of  Avub  Bolbyms, 
the  unhappy  consort  of  Hxkrt  VIIL,  and  had  by  her  (who 
m.  2ndly,  Sir  WUliam  Stafibrd.  Knt.)  a  son,  Hrnrt  Cajit, 
created  1^  his  cousin.  Queen  Elizabsth,  Baron  Hunsdon.t 
Sir  William  Gary  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

BonsRT  Cart,  Esq.  of  CooUngton,  who  m.  1st,  Jane, 
dau.  of  Sir  Nicholas  Carew,  Knt,  and  had  two  sons,  Jomr, 
who  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  heir  of  Edmund  Derick,  Esq.  of 
Oakhampton,  and  had  issue ;  and  Thomas,  of  Coddngton. 
Robert  Gary  m.  2ndly,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Sir  Wllliem  Hody, 
Knt.  of  Pillesdon,  co.  Dorset,  and  had  a  son,  WillLim.  He 
la.  8rdly,  Margaret,  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Fulkeram, 
Esq.  of  Dartmouth,  and  had  another  son,  Robert,  upon 
whom  he  conferred  Clovelly,  in  the  north  of  Devon.  The 
2nd  son  of  Robert  Gary, 
Thomas  Cart,  Esq.,  inherited  the  lands  of  Cockington 


*  Sir  Robert's  brother  was  Bishop  of  Exeter. 
t  His  4th  son,  Robirt  Cart,  was  created  Earl  or  Moir- 
mouth. 


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and  ChilBon.    Ho  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Southoot,  Esq. 
of  Bovy  Tracy,  in  Devonahire,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Qeobob  (Sir),  his  heir. 

n.  John,  of  Dudley,  oo.  Stailbrd,  m.  a  dau.  of  —  Korton, 
and  had  issue, 

1  John,  m.  and  left  issue. 

2  Edward,  of  whom  presently,  as  part  inheritor  of  the 
property  of  his  uncle.  Sir  OeortreCary,  the  lord-deputy. 

8  Thomas,  of  Moushall,  co.  Stalbrd,  m.  Martha,  dau.  of 
William  Steward,  of  Rowley,  in  the  same  shire,  and  d, 
in  1644.    He  was  father  of 

John  Cary,  of  Ditchley,  in  Oxfordshire,  who  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  Richard  Nanfant,  of  the  oo.  Gloucester,  and 
dving  in  1664,  left  several  sons. 
Edward  Cary,  of  MoushalL 

4  Edward,  d.  $.  p. 

6  Gboboi,  who  inherited  Coddngton,  and  theremidnder 
of  his  uncle  the  lord-deputy's  estates,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  Sir  Edward  Seymour,  Bart,  of  Berry  Pomeroy.  co, 
Devon,  and  had  (with  three  younger  sons  and  a  dau.) 
Sm  Hekrt  Gary,  Knt  This  gentleman  was  sheriff  of 
the  CO.  of  Devon  in  the  18th  of  Charlss  I.,  and  during 
the  dvil  wars  devoted  himself  and  his  fortune  to  the 
services  of  that  unhappy  prince.  Having  thus  con- 
sumed a  considerable  estate,  when  the  royal  cause  fell 
he  was  forced  to  fly  his  native  land.  The  bouse  of 
Stuart  was  not,  however,  immindftil  of  such  dis- 
interested devotion,  for  when  the  Duke  of  Ormonde,  in 
a  succeeding  reign,  appeared  off  Torbay,  he  assured  the 
fiunily,  on  the  jMurt  or  nis  royal  master,  the  Chxtalisil 
of  that  prince's  reoognitiou  of  their  great  services,  and 
of  his  insh  to  grant  them  high  honours  and  honourable 
indemnification,  in  pledge  of  which  he  had  sent  them 
his  fjEither  King  Jambs  II. 's  picture,  with  that  of  his 
mother,  the  Queen,  inclosea  in  a  silver  box.  This 
memorial  Ls  now  preserved  at  Follaton  Park. 
6  Dudley,  «.  and  had  issue. 

Thomas  Cary  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Gsdroc  Cart,  Knt.  of  CooUngton,  treasurer  of  Ire- 
land, and  afterwards  lord-deputy.  Sir  George  m.  1st,  Wil« 
mot,  dau,  and  heir  of  John  Gifford,  Esq.  of  Teo,  in  the  oo. 
of  Devon,  and  had  a  dau.,  Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Edg- 
comb,  Knt.  of  Moimt  Edgcomb.  He  m.  2ndly,  Lattice, 
eldest  dau.  of  Robert,  Lord  Rich,  1st  Earl  of  Warwick,  but 
by  her  (who  «u.  2ndly,  Sir  Arthur  Lake^  Ent.)  he  had  no 
children.  Sir  Geoige  d.  in  1616,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 
Sir  Edward  Cart,  Knt.  of  Maridon,  co.  Devon.  He  m. 
Maiigaret  Blackhurst,  of  Lancashire,  and  had  two  sons  and 
a  dau. ,  Gboror  (Sir),  his  heir ;  Thomas,  of  Stautor,  co.  Devon ; 
and  Anne,  wife  of  Sir  George  Southcott.    The  elder  son. 

Sir  GaoRQB  Gary,  received  the  honour  of  knighthood 
fh)m  King  Charlbs  I.,  at  Greenwich,  3  July,  1632.  He  m. 
1st,  Anns^  dau.  of  Sir  Charles  Manners,  Knt.,  by  whom  he 
had  a  son  and  dau.,  who  both  d.  young ;  and  2ndly,  a  dau. 
of  —  Browne,  of  Hampshire,  but  had  no  issue.  He  m. 
8rdly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Wells,  Esq.  of  Bram^ 
bridge,  oo.  Southampton,  and  had  issue,  Edward,  his 
heir;  George,  Uving  ttnm.  in  1701 ;  Cbristoi^ter,  living  *.  p. 
in  1701 ;  John,  who  went  to  Portugal ;  Eliaabeth,  m.  to  Sir 
Thomas  Manby,  Knt  of  Brentwood;  Frances;  Margery; 
and  Constance,  m.  to  George  Blount,  Esq.  Sir  Geoi^ge 
Cary,  who  purchased  Torr  Abbey  from  the  Eaii  of  London- 
derry, d.  27  May,  1678,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Edward  Cart,  Esq.  of  Torr  Abbey,  who  m,  Mary,  2nd 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Riehard  Pelsont,  Esq.,  by  Anno  his 
wife,  relict  of  Thomas  Savile^  Earl  of  Sussex,  and  dau.  of 
Christopher  YilUeTs,  1st  Earl  of  Anglesey.  By  this  lady 
he  had  issue,  1  Qborob,  his  heir;  2  William,  who  m.  Mias 
Dorothy  Rowe,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Dorothy,  wife  of 
Edward  Meyndl,  Esq.  of  Tarm  and  ^vington)  two  sons, 
Oborqb,  who  $.  to  Torr  Abbey,  and  Edward,  father  of 
Oborob-Stahlby  Cary,  Esq.  of  Follaton  Park ;  S  Francis, 
who  d.  tturn. ;  1  Ann ;  2  Mary ;  and  3  WinifkwL  Mr.  Gary 
was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

Qborob  Cary,  Esq.  of  Torr  Abbey,  b.  in  1685,  who  m. 
Anne.  dau.  of  Hugh,  Lord  Clifford;  but  d.  I  Oct.  1758, 
without  issue,  when  the  estates  passed  to  the  children  of 
his  brother  William,  George  and  Edward ;  by  the  elder  of 
whom, 

Gborqb  Cart,  Esq.,  be  was  «.  at  Torr  Abbey.  This 
gentleman  m.  Cecilia  FsgnianJ,  and  had  issue, 

Gborob,  his  heir. 

Jomr,  6.  17  Feb.  1770,  who  m.  1st,  Sophia,  dau.  of  Edward 
Sulyard.  Esq.,  and  rf.  1»  March.  1820,  leavhig  issue,  Hbmry, 
heir  to  his  uncle ;  Bernard ;  Luciua,  lieut  in  the  Walmo- 
dan  Cuhasslers.  m.  8  Jan.  1839,  AmeUa,  dau.  of  Count 
Starhembeig :  Hugh  :  John ;  Sophia,  m,  to  Charles 
Stonor,  Esq.  ;  Fanny ;  Susan ;  and  Mary- Anne.  Mr.  John 
Canr  m,  2ndly  Miss  Johnson,  of  the  oo.  of  Norfolk,  and 
by  her  bad  one  dau.,  Blanche. 

nary,  m.  to  J.-P.  Chichester,  Esq.  of  ArUngton. 
184 


Frances,  m.  in  1795,  to  Henry  Stonor,  Esq.  of  San  Lucar, 
in  Spain. 
Geoige  Cary  m.  2ndly,  Frances  Stonor,  reUet  of  Thomas 
GiflRgrd,  Esq.  of  Chillington,  and  had  ftuther  issue, 
Mary- Anne,  whom.  1st,  John  Dalton,  Jun.  Esq.  of  Thum- 
ham  Hall ;  2ndly,  Sir  John  -  Hayford  Thoroid,  Bart,  of 
Marston;  and  Srdly,  Sir  Charles  Ogle,  Bart.    Her  lady- 
ship d.  in  1842. 
Geoigiana,  m.  to  Francis  Langan,  Esq. 

Mr.  Cary  d.  in  1805,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Qborob  Cart,  Esq.  of  Torr  Abbey,  who  m.  Miss  Franklin ; 
but  dying  without  issue,  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

Hbvry-Gbobob  Cary,  Esq.  of  Torr  Abbey,  6,  5  Oct. 
1800;  who  m.  in  1827,  EmilyrMunro,  only  child  of  Robert 
Shedden,  Esq.  of  Brooklands,  Hampshire,  by  MilUcent  hia 
wife,  dau.  of  the  late  Robert-Duncan  Munro,  Esq.,  E.I.C.8,, 
and  had  issue, 

Robrrt-Sheddbh-Sulyabdb,  his  heir. 

Henry-Fraser-Lovat,  b.  4  Nov,  1833,  d,  25  Oct,  1888. 

lionel-Stuart-Trsquair-Munro. 

Millicent-Maria-Johnes,  m.  to  John-Stuart  Coxon,  Esq.  8rd 
son  of  the  late  John-Stuart  Coxon,  Esq.  of  Flesk  Priory, 
Kerry. 

Agatha-Edith-Dottin. 

Henrietta-Margaret-Emily,  d.  7  Mardi,  1842. 
Mr.  Cary  d.  2  Sept.  1840. 

JftM—ATg.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  roses,  of  the  first. 
CV«i« — ^A  swan,  ppr. 
Afotto— Virtute  excerptBB. 
Seal— Torr  Abbey,  Torquay. 


CARY  OF  FOLLATON  PARK. 

Cart,  George -Stanley,  Esq.  of  Follaton  Fuk, 
CO.  Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  in  1780 ;  m.  in  1821, 
Matilda,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Bedingfeld,  BarL 
of  Ox  burgh  Hall,  co.  Norfolk,  by  Charlott«-Georgiaiia 
his  wife,  only  sister  of  George- William,  Lord  Stafibrd, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Staklsy-Edward-Oboboe. 

I.  Camilla- Annabella.  u.  Charlotte-Matilda. 

ni.  Isabella.  nr.  Helen. 


V.  Laura. 


Yi.  Adelaide. 


m.  Bertha. 


Mintage.— Thia  is  the  nearest  oollatwal  braiM^  of  tha 
ancient  family  of  Cast  qf  T&rr  Abbtjf, 

Edwabd  Cabt,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  William  Cary,  Esq.,  and 
grandson  of  Edward  Cary,  Esq.  of  Torr  Abbey,  purd^ased 
Follaton,  co.  Devon,  and  there  seated  himself.  He  m.* 
Camilla- Annabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Gilbert-Fane  Fleming,  f 
Esq.,  by  the  Lady  Camilla  his  wife,  sister  of  Charles,  4th 
Earl  of  Tankenrille.  and  had  (with  a  younger  son,  Edward, 
and  a  dau.,  Camilla,  who  both  d,  wini.)  a  son  and  sue> 
cessor,  the  present  Obobob-Stahlet  Cart.  Esq..  who,  bj 
his  marriage  with  MatUda,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  BedingMd, 
has  become  connected  with  the  noble  Catholic  fWw«i»f  of 
Stafford,  Petre,  CUfibrd,  Dillon,  Kenmare,  4c 

^rm«— 1st  and  4th.  axg.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  roses  of  the 
field,  for  Cart  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  for  Flxmiho  ;  gu.,  aemde  of 
crosses-fiUdkte,  three  crescents,  or. 

Crttt9—\9t,  for  Cart,  a  swan,  ppr.  ;  2nd,  for  FLnaNOh  a 
dexter  hand  in  armour,  holding  a  sword,  all  ppr. 

Jf  otto— Virtute  ezcerptaa. 

&al— FoUaton  Park,  near  Totnea. 


CARY  OF  WHITE  CASTLE. 
Cart,  George,  Esq.  of  White  Caatle,  co.  Done- 

S,£nraj|[t.— Oboimib  Cart,  Esq..  recorder  of  London- 
deny,  and  M.P.  in  1013  (stated  to  have  been  son  of  Francis 
Cary,  Esq.,  who  was  sixth  son  of  Bobert  Gary,  lCar|.  of 
OovellyX  had  a  grant  of  Rod  Castle  (an  Irish  estate  in  tha 
barony  of  Innishowen,  oo.  Donegal)  tnaa  Kr  Arthur 
Chichester,  Baron  of  BelCsst.  who  was  lord  high  tnaasaivr 
of  Ireland  in  1618.  This  first  George  Cary,  of  Bed  Csstle, 
m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  Tristram  Bereaford ;  and  d.  22  April, 
1640,  hMring  had,  with  four  daua,  five  sons,  1  OBoaoa,  of 
Bed  GasUe,  m,  Alice  Vanghan,  and  d,  in  1669,  learii^  a 
son,  Fbahois,  of  Red  CasUe;  2  Edward,  of  Dungiwu; 
3  Robert,  of  White  Castle,  m.,  and  had  five  sons  and  three 
dauB. ;  ha  it.  in  1681 ;  4  Tristram,  lieut.  in  the  army.  ■». 


•  Mr.  Cary  w.  2nd]y,  Mias  Femdl,  sister  of  Roger  F^mD, 
Esq..  but  by  her  had  no  iesuo. 

t  Mr.  F.ine  Fleming  was  son  of  the  Hon.  Gilbert  FleminiE, 
lievit-gcu.  of  the  Leeward  Islands.  His  2ud  dau.  m.  Sj- John 
Brisco,  Bart.  r-^  j 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


0  A  8 


GAS 


WtiM%  dan.  <^  M^jor  Monkton,  and  had  iasue,  five  sons  and 

three  dans. ;  5  Heniy.    The  2nd  son, 
Bdward  Cast,  Esq.  of  DungiTon,  m.  lira.  Brasier,  widow 

of  Panl  Brasier,  Esq.,  and  dan.  of  Sir  Tristram  Beresford, 

and  had  three  sons, 
1  Edwabd,  who  m.  Martha  Merrln,  ofTreliek,  and  had  issuer 
Hrmrt  Cart,  of  Dungiwn,  M.P.  for  Coloraine,  who  m. 
Anne  Hamilton,  niece  to  Gen.  Hamilton,  of  Walworth,  co. 
Deny,  and  had  five  sons  aod  three  daus.  The  eldest  son, 
the  Right  Hon.  Edward  Gary.  M.P.  for  Dimgiven,  m. 
twice :  1st,  Jane,  dau.  of  Viscount  Tyrone ;  and  2ndly.  a 
Mifls  Oore,  but  had  no  issue.  II  is  four  brothers,  Freae- 
rick,  Henry,  Qoorgt  (in  holy  orders),  and  William,  were 
called  Ciurv  Humiltons,  from  their  mother,  and  <L  without 
Isene.  The  eldest  sister,  Letitia  Gary,  m,  William 
Blacker,  Esq,  ;  and  the  two  younger.  Martha  and  Anna, 
d.  tmm.  Thus  ended  the  eldest  branch  of  the  Dungiven 
Osreys. 
2  Geoig«u  8  Trutram. 

The  youngest  son. 

TRtSTRAX  Cart,  Esq.,  m.  twice:  1st,  Charity  Staples, 
and  had  a  son,  Ororor,  of  Tumaleaguo^  from  whom  de- 
scended the  Carts  qf  Tumaleagvs.  Tristnun  m.  Sndly. 
Mar|{aret  Conningfaam,  by  wh»m  he  had  one  son, 

Trutram  Cart,  Esq.,  who  m.  three  times,  but  had  issue 
only  by  his  first  wUSb,  Miss  Baird,  Tia.,  six  sons  and  two 
dans.    The  3rd  son, 

OeoROR  Cart,  Esq.,  purchased  the  property  of  White 
Gutle  f^m  a  descendant  of  Robert  Gary,  the  8rd  son  pf 
tbe^  1st  Oeoige  Gary,  of  Red  Csstle.  He  m.  Anne-Lunell 
Omyson  (widow  of  George  Gary,  of  Bed  Castle),  and  had 
iasuo, 
L  Tristram,  his  heir. 

n.  Anthonv-Greigson,  in  holy  orders,  «.  Charlotte,  ith 
dao.  of  John  Slacken  Esq.  of  Slackogrove^  oo.  Monaghan, 
barrister-at-law,  and  has  issue, 
1  Qwrfga,  in  holy  orders. 
S  John.  8  Tristram. 

4  Arthur.  6  Redoliflbu 

1  Charlotte.  8  Agnes-Gray. 

I.  Matilda,  m.  to  J,  Chambers,  Esq. 

II.  Rosetta,  m.  to  Thomas  Kennedy,  Esq. 

The  eldest  son, 

Tristram  Cart,  Esq.  of  White  Castle,  ».  Aug.  178«,  m. 
Henrietta-Sophia,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Cd.  Heniy-John 
Kearney,  of  White  Waltham,  Berks,  by  Anne  Banks  his 
wife,  dan.  of  the  late  Joseph  Banks,  Esq.,  chancellor  of 
York ;  and  d.,  leaving  three  chfldren, 

Ororor.  now  of  White  Castle. 


Caroline,  m.  Alexander  Curry,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  barrister^t- 
law,  and  has  issue. 


Arm^—kxfi.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  roses,  of  the  first 
Crt$t — A  swan,  ppr. 
Jr«tte— Sine  macuUL 
fiM^-Wbite  Castle,  ca  Donegal. 


CASE  OF  PAPPLEWICK  HALL. 

Case,  John-Ashton,  Esq.  of  Papplewick  Hall,  oo. 
Notts,  6.  in  1804;  m.  in  1832,  Caroline-Elizabeth, 
eldest  dau.  of  Henry  Walker,  Eeq.  of  Bljthe  Hall, 
CO.  Nottingham,  and  Clifton  House,  co.  York,  and 
has  issue. 

ILtttCHS^* — ^Thomas  Case,  Esq.  of  Liverpool,  merchant, 
6. 15  March,  1731  (3rd  son  of  Thomas  Case,  Esq.  of  Red 
Hazles,  co.  Lancaster,  J. P.,  by  Blargarot  his  wife,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  William  Clayton,  Esq.  of  Fulwood,  and  grandson 
of  Jonathan  Case,  Esq.,  lineally  descended  from.  Richard 
Case,  of  Hayton),  m.  in  1775,  Anna,  2nd  dau.  of  John 
Aahton,  Esq.  of  Woolton  Hall,  near  LiTorpool,  and  had 
issue, 

Thomas^  hi^helr. 

John-Ashton,  6. 17  April,  1779.  d.  «.  p.  20  Aug.  1830. 
He  d.  in  1790,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Cask,  Esq.  of  Thingwall  Hall,  co.  Lancaster, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  4  Nov.  1777;  m.  21  Dec.  1801,  Jane-Sarah, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-hdrees  of  Edward  Holt,  Esq.  of  Inoe 
Hall,  near  Wigan,  co.  Lancaster,  snd  had  issue, 

JOHN-ASHTON. 

Jane-Sarah,  tn.  in  1837,  to  Marmaduke  Middleton,  2nd  son 
of  M.-M.  Middleton,  Esq.  of  Learn,  in  Derbyshire. 

Emma- Anna,  m.  in  1889,  to  Arthur,  4th  son  of  William 
Le  Blanc,  Bisq.  of  London. 

Jmw— Arg.,  on  a  bend,  engrailed,  gu.,  cotlsed,  sa.,  three 
round  buckles,  or,  quartering  Oolr  and  Clatton. 

Ov«(— A  cubit  arm,  habited,  erm.,  cuff,  arg.,  holding  in  tha 
hand,  ppr.,  a  round  buckle,  or. 

ifoMo— Distantia  Jungit 

&a<— FRpplewiok  Hall,  Notts. 


casborne  of  new  HOUSR 

Casbobnb,  The  Rev.  WALTEB-JoHW-SfBiNO,  of 
New  House,  Pakenham,  co.  Suffolk,  J.P.,  h.  in  1790; 
m.  in  1826,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Capel  Lo£ft,  Esq.  of 
TrostanHalL 

Htltxgr.— Tm  Rbt.  Jomr  CASBOBin,  rs^  of  Elms- 
weU,  oo.  Soflblk,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  heiress  of  the  Rer. 
John  Barrett,  D.D.,  rector  of  Hartest^  in  the  same  county, 
and  waafktfaer  of 

Thb  Rbt.  Jokh  Casbobvc,  who  m.  De  la  Ririere,  dan.  of 
the  Ber.  John  Symonds^  D.D.,  by  Mary  his  wife,  sister  and 
co4ieir  of  Sir  William  Spring,  Bart  of  Pakenham  Hall  {m 
BuMLs's  SxtiMt  Barondagt),  and  had,  with  a  dau.,  who 
d.  t.  j9.,  an  only  son, 

Thx  Rkt.  JoHS-Spanro  Casbornb,  of  New  House,  who 
«.  in  1784,  Frances,  dau.  of  Edmund  Rogers,  Esq.  of  Wal- 
sham-le-WillowB,  oo.  Suffolk,  and  had  (with  six  datis.,  vis., 
1  Frsncea-Merelina;  2  Theresa -Rebecca,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
Joseph  Haddock;  3  Annabelle;  4  Maria,  m.  to  Captain 
William  Baynes,  E.I.Co.'s  service ;  5  Lucretia,  m.  to  Edward 
Stanley,  Ek^.,  M.D.;  6  Mary-Delariviere;  and  two  sons, 
Frederic-Jermyn,  Ueat.  R.N.,  and  Henry-Edmund,  R.N., 
both  of  whom  d.  wnm,)  another  son,  the  present  Ret. 
WALTKa-JoHir-SPiuiro  Casborkb,  of  Newhouse.  The  Rev. 
J<dm-^»ring-Casbome  d.  in  1822. 

Arms— On.,  a  lion,  passuit,  or.  gorged  with  aducal  crown, 
of  the  first,  between  three  aDUUlets,  of  the  second. 
CWif— A  lion,  passant,  or,  gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet,  gu. 
JTo&o— Pnro  de  fonte. 

awrl    New  Houses  Pakenham,  near  Bury  St.  Bdmuuds. 
185 


CASSAN  OF  SHEFFIELD. 

Cassan,  Matthew -Sheffield,  Esq.  of  Sheffield 
House,  Queen's  County,  b.  23  Dec.  1812 ;  m.  1  May, 
1843,  and  has  surviving  issue,  by  Phoebe-Louisa  his 
wife, 

I.  FRAKOis-SBTVoum-SruABT,  6. 12  July,  1848. 

n.  Henry-Erskine.  6. 14  Sept.  1840. 

m.  Stephen-Sheffield,  6.  29  Aug.  1851. 

vr.  Matthew-Sheffield,  b,  14  Sept.  1852. 

SrftltXfft. — ^The  fkmily  of  Cassan,  or  De  Csssagne,  of 
French  origin,  was  founded  in  Ireland  by 

BftunuM  Cassah,  a  native  of  Montpelier,  h.  in  1859,  who 
sought  an  asylum  in  Holland  at  the  revocation  of  the  edict 
of  Nantes;  and,  in  1889,  being  then  an  officer  in  the 
Foreign  Brigade,  was  engaged  under  the  command  of 
Schomberg,  in  Ireland,  where  he  eventually  settled.  He 
m.  anno  1092,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  sole  ^ir  of  Joseph 
Sheffield,  Esq.  of  Navestock.  in  Essex,  and  of  Oappoly,  in 
the  Queen's  County,  and  had  an  only  son, 

Matthkw  Cassav,  Esq.  of  C^ypoly,  or  Sheffield,  in  the 
Queen's  County,  6.  in  109S.  He  likewise  inherited  Nave- 
stock,  but  sold  that  proper^.  He  built  the  present  man- 
sion at  Sheffield.  Mr.  Cassan  m.  Ist,  Ann,  dau.  of  Jonathan 
Baldwin,  Esq.  of  Summer  Hill,  Queen's  County,  and  had 
(besides  two  dans.,  Elisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  George  Cook ;  and 
Maigaret^  m.  to  Aaron-Croesley  Seymour,  Esq.)  two  sons, 
SRPHBfjhis  heir. 

Richard-Sheffield,  barrister-at-law;  b.  1729:  m.  Isabella, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Knock,  co.  Dublin, 
M.P.,  and  left  at  his  decease  four  daus.,  his  oo-heirs. 
Mr.  Cassan  m.  2ndly,  Christian,  dau.  of  John  Walsh,  Esq. 
of  Jamaica,  and  had  by  her, 
Joseph,  in  holy  orders,  of  StradbaUy;  6.  in  1742;  d.  in 
1880,  aged  88.  leaving  issue, 
John,  a  capt  in  the  army :  d.  in  Aug.  1805,  leaving  issue. 
Christiana,  6.  12  March,  1748;  m.  to  James  Price,  Esq.  of 
Westfleld,  Queen's  County ;  and  d.  in  1814,  leaving  issue. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Stbphui  Cassan,  Esq.  of  Sheffi^d,  barrister-at-law,  6. 
22  May,  1824-5 ;  high-eheriflr  of  the  Queen's  County  to  1783 ; 
m.  9  Dec.  1750,  A)ioia,  relict  of  Bei^jamln  Hunt,  Esq.,  and 
dau.  of  William  Mercer,  Esq.  of  Fair  Hill,  co.  of  Louth. 
Mr.  Cassan  d.  26  April,  1773,  aged  48 ;  Mrs.  Cassan  6  Feb. 
1789.  They  had  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz., 
I.  Mathcw,  his  heir. 

n.  Stephen,  barrister-at-law;  b.  2  Jan.  1757:  m.  4  March, 

1788,  Sarah,  only  dau.  and  eventiud  heir  of  Charles  Meara, 

Esq..  captain  of  the  "Egmont";  and  d.  26  Jan.  1794, 

leaving  an  only  son, 

STEpncN-HTDB,  M.A.,  F.8.A.,  vicar  of  Bruton  and  of 

Wyke,  CO.  Somerset ;  tn.  27  Dec.  1820,  Frances,  8rd  dau.  of 


CAS 


CAT 


the  Rev.  William  Ireland,  M.  A.,  vicar  of  Frome,  and  left 
at  hitf  decease,  19  July,  1841,  one  son  and  three  daua., 
Algernon-William,  b.  18  Jul>',  1822. 
Gertrude- Ann-Caley. 

Franoes-Alida.  Florence-Georgiana. 

L  Alida.  m.  the  late  Rev.  Geoiige  Howse,  M.A.,  rector  of 
Inch. 
Hr.  Caasan  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  elder  son, 

Mattbxw  Cassak,  Esq.  of  Sheffield,  6.  in  1764;  high- 
sheriff  of  the  Queen's  County  in  1788,  and  mi^or  of  the 
Queen's  Coimty  militia;  m.  1st,  18  May,  1778,  Sarah,  8rd 
dau.  of  Col.  Forde,  of  Seaforde,  oo.  Down;  and  2ndly, 
16  Sept  1819,  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Head,  Itoq.  of  Ashley 
Park,  oo.  Tipporary,  but  left  at  his  decease,  1  Nov.  1837, 
issue  only  by  the  Ist  wife,  one  son, 

STSPOur-SHBFriELD  Cassak,  Esq.  of  Sheffield,  J. P.,  bar- 
rister-at-law,  6.  18  Oct.  1777;  who  m.  4  Aug.  1804,  Anne- 
Elizabeth,   dau.   of  Edward  Laurenson,   Esq.   of  Cappo- 
nellan,  oo.  Kilkenny,  and  had  issue, 
L  Matthjsw-Sheitibld,  now  of  Sheffield. 
II.  Stephen-Sheffield.  lu.  Edward. 

IT.  Arthur-Moore,  84th  rqgt. 
I.  Sarah-Elisabeth.  ix.  Mary-Ann. 

in.  Alicia.  rr.  Ann.  t.  Margaret. 

.<lniu— Quarterly:  Ist^  ai^g.,  three  oaks,  eradicated,  two 
mad  one,  ppr.,  for  Casbak  ;  2nd,  or,  a  fosse  between  six 

Sarbs,  gu.,  for  Shsffibld  ;  Srd,  arg.,  two  bars,  in  chief;  three 
eurs-de-ljs,  gu.,  for  St.  Liz;  4th,  az.,  three  bucks,  tripping, 
or,  for  Gbkskb. 

CVm(— Issuant  Arom  an  earl's  c(»ronet,  ppr.,  a  boar's  head 
and  neck,  erased,  or,  langued,  gu. 
jl/oMo— Juvant  arva  parentum. 
iSeat— Sheffield,  near  Maryborough. 


CASS  OF  LITTLE  GROVE. 

Cahs,  Frederick,  Esq.  of  Little  Qroye,  East  Bar- 
net,  Herts,  J.P.  and  high-sheriff  in  1844-5,  m.  Martha, 
eldest  dau.  of  John-Dell  Potter,  Esq.  of  Fender's 
End,  and  has  issue, 

X.  FRBDiRiOK-CHAaLas,  in  holy  orden^  M.A.,  of  Balliol 
College,  Oxford. 

n.  Charles-William,  M.A.»  in  holy  orders. 

in.  Arthur-Herbert,  an  officer  10th  hussars. 

Mr.  Cass  8.  his  &ther  29  Oct.  1819. 

VLintEQt* — ^RoBKBT  Cassb,  of  BarmbieK>n-the-Mar8h, 
Howden,  Yorkshire,  biH;>t.  19  Deo.  1620  (descended  from 
John  Casse,  living  at  the  same  place  temp.  Hemrt  VII.); 
m.  21  May,  1674,  Elisabeth,  sister  and  heir  of  William 
Bbarpe,  and  was  father  of  Johx  Casbs,  of  Sand  Hall,  near 
Howden,  who  </.  in  July.  1717,  leaving,  by  Jane  Sutton  his 
wife,  a  son  and  heir,  Jobbph  Cass,  of  fiarmby,  oo.  York, 
6.  in  Feb.  1710,  who  m.  25  Nov.  1740»  Martha,  dau.  of 
William  Hopper,  of  Bradley  Hall,  near  Huddersfield,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  5  July»  180S)  lea  at  his  deoease.  May,  1766, 
a  son, 

William  Cass^  Esq.  of  Beauheu  Lodge,  Winohmore  Hill, 
Middlesex,  6.  20  Feb.  1743;  who  m.  £liaia)eth,  dau.  of 
Evan  Owen»  Esq.,  and  was  father  of  the  present  I^cduuck 
Cass,  Esq.  of  little  Qrove. 

Armt — Per  chevron,  or  and  erm.,  on  a  chevron,  sa., 
between  two  eases'  heads,  erased,  gu.,  in  chief,  and  a  garb, 
of  the  first,  in  base;  a  harrow,  gold,  between  two  fountains. 

Cira — An  eagle's  head,  erased,  gu.,  charged  on  the  neck 
with  a  fountain ;  in  the  beak  three  ears  of  wheat,  or. 

&at -Little  Grove,  East  Bamet,  Herts. 


CASWALL  OF  ELM  GROVE. 

Caswall,  Alfred,  Esq.  of  Elm  Qrove,  Binfield, 
Berks,  a  barrister  of  the  Inner  Temple,  b,  9  Nov. 
1811;  m.  27  June,  1848,  Mary-Eliaabeth,  dau.  of 
James  Powell,  Esq.  of  Clapton  House,  Middlesex, 
and  has  had  issue, 

L  Jamss-Clabks,  b.  5  Nov.  1845. 

n.  Alfbed-Clarke,  6.  38  March,  1847;  d.  S  June,  1862. 

ni.  Walter-Bandolph-Le  Hardy,  b.  19  A^ug.  1853. 

I.  Anna-Maria.  n.  Katherine-Elisabeth. 

in.  Jane-Mary-Cotton.  vr.  Ellen. 

^itltKQt* — ^This  family  is  of  oonsiderable  antiquity  in 
Wales  and  the  neighbouring  county  of  Hereford. 

Sut  Thomas  Caswall,  a  knight  of  the  Holy  Wars,  was 
buried  at  Leominster.  Long  subsequently  Sir  George 
Oftswall.  who  had  very  great  estates  in  that  neighbourhood, 
and  represented  Leominster  in  sevexal  parliaments,  was 
inq^Ucated  with  Mr.  Aislabie,,  ohanoellor  of  the  exchequer. 


and  others,  in  the  South  Sea  Scheme;  was  fined  to  an 
enormous  amoimt,  and  committed  to  the  Tower,  till,  by 
the  sale  of  his  Uerefordshire  estates,  he  paid  the  charge 
imposed  upon  him — ^being  upwards  of  a  quarter  of  a  mil- 
lion sterling.  He  left  two  sons,  John  and  Timothy. 
John,  the  eldest,  lea  one  son,  John,  father  of  The  Bbv. 
Bobkbt-Clabks  Caswall,  who  m.  Elisabeth-Clarke  Piyor, 
(the  sole  representative  in  direct  descent  of  the  ancient 
family  of  CUrke,  of  whom  Sir  John  Clarke,  Banneret, 
in  stricken  field,  took  prisoner,  temp.  Hshbt  VIII.,  Louis 
d'Oileans,  Duke  de  Longueville,  and  was  rewarded  by  a 
grant  of  arms:  a  gold  thumb-ring,  given  by  the  king, 
bearing  the  fleur-de-lis  of  France,  is  still  in  possession  of 
the  fiunily),  and  one  dau.,  Henrietta,  m.  to  William  HaUied, 
Esq.,  a  director  of  the  Bank  of  England.  Timothy,  the 
younger  son  of  Sir  George,  left  a  son,  George  Caswall,  of 
Sacombe  Park,  Herts,  who  d.  leaving  no  male  issue. 

The  old  Csmily  estates  were  at  Fresteign,  Eye,  Kimbolton, 
Eynshaw,   Berrington,   Leominster,   and  other   places  In 
Herefordshire.     Those  of  late  date  are  at  Burford  and 
Alvesoott,  Oxfordshire,  and  Muily  Manor,  Hants. 
The  late 

Bet.  Bobsbt-Olarxx  Caswall,  6. 17  Oct  1706,  m.  Mary» 
dau.  of  John  Burgess,  Esq.  of  Brook  House,  Hants,  and 
niece  of  Dr.  Thomas  Buigess,  Lord  Bishop  of  SaUsbury, 
and  had  issue, 

Alfkbd.  now  of  Elm  Grove. 

Henry,  in  holy  orders ;  m.  Mary,  nieoe  of  Bishq>  Chase^ 
of  Ohio. 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  of  Brasenoso  Colleoe,  Oxon ;  m. 
Louisa  Stuart,  only  child  of  Mi^or-Gen.  Walker,  of  Whet- 
leigh  House,  Somersetshire. 

Thomas,  of  Clare  Hall,  Cambridge. 

Frederick,  settled  in  America. 

Jane.  m.  the  Rev.  Henry  Deane,  of  Gillingfaam,  Dorseit- 
shire ;  d.  2  Jan.  1847,  leaving  one  son  and  two  daus. 

Maria,  vi,  the  Rev.  B.  C.  Dowding.  of  Devisos. 

Emma.  Olivia-Mary. 

Mr.  Caswall  d.  4  Sept.  1846. 

Armt—Arg.,  three  bars,  gemelles,  sa. 
Crett — A  doxter  arm,  couped  at  the  shoulder,  in  mail, 
holding  in  the  hand,  ppr.,  a  oross-croealet,  fitch^  or. 
Motto  -Non  multa  sea  multum. 
fieol— Ehn  Grove,  Binfield. 


CATHCART  OF  CARBISTON. 

Cathgart,  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Carbiston,  oo.  Ayr, 
and  of  Pitcairlie,  co.  Fife,  m.  in  1823,  Frances,  eldest 
dau.  of  Geoive  Marcy,  of  Geneva  and  Kepp,  in 
Jamaica,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Jambs.  n.  Robert  ni.  William-Taylor. 

I.  Frances. 

9,itlttl^t» — ^The  Cathcabts  qf  Ctorbuton,  says  Nisbet» 
are  an  "  old  branch  of  the  family  of  Carhcart,  as  far  back 
as  the  time  of  Robbbt  III. ;"  but  it  would  i^pear  that  a 
still  greater  antiquity  can  be  claimed  for  them.  They  had 
a  gift  of  the  wardship  of  the  lands  of  Carbiston,  during  the 
reign  of  David  II.,  in  1868. 

Jamis  Catboart,  of  Carbiston,  son  of  Frands,  of  Car- 
biston, and  the  lineal  descendant  of  David  Catlicart,  of 
Duchniy,  Srd  son  of  John,  Lord  Oathcart,  m.  Msgdalen, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  James  Riochead,  Bart,  of  Inverleith,  by 
whom  he  had.  Col.  Jambs  Cathcabt,  and  Oapt.  Thomas 
Cathcart,  the  latter  of  whom  was  killed  in  the  Spanish 
wars.    He  was  «.  by  his  son, 

CoL.  Jamis  Cathcabt,  who,  on  his  succession,  became 
Col.  James  Rochead-Cathcart,  of  Inverleith  and  Carbiston. 
He  d.  itnm.,  and  was  t.  by  his  grand-nephew, 

Jamis  Cathcabt,  of  CarbistoQ,  who  m.  in  1764,  Luoretla. 
eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Colquhoun,  of  St  Christopher's  and 
Santa  Cms ;  and  dying  in  1795,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Jamcb  Cathcabt,  mi^or  in  the  19th  dragoons,  many 
yews  on  active  service  in  India.  He  d.  unm.  in  1810,  and 
was  9.  by  his  brother, 

RoBSBT  Cathcabt,  ci^  in  the  royal  navy,  an  officer  of 
distinguished  merit.  In  the  memorable  battle  of  the  Nile» 
he  served  as  fifth  lieutenant  in  the  "  Bellerophon,**  and  his 
captain  having  been  wounded  early  in  the  action,  and  the 
four  senior  lieutenants  killed,  he  had  the  glory  of  continuing 
the  contest  with  the  "  L'Orient,"  till  the  latter  blew  up.  In 
1818,  while  in  the  '*  Alexandria,**  32  guns,  he  gave  chase  for 
eighty  hours  (H.M.  sloop  "  Spitfire,"  18  guns,  in  company) 
to  the  Americsn  ship  "  Prestdent"  fiO  guns,  Ci^.  Rogers 
— ^the  latter  only  escaping  by  superiority  of  sailing.  Capt 
Cathcart  m.  in  1814,  Catherine-Scrymgeour,  dau.  of  Henry- 
Scrymgeour  Wadderbuni,  of  Wedderban  and  Birkhill.   H« 


CAT 


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d.  in  18S8,  toavliig  no  issue,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother,  the 
preaiAt  Tatlob  Cathoart,  Esq.  of  Carblston  and  Fit- 
eairiie,  many  years  resident  in  Jamaica. 


^mu— Ax.,  three  cross-croeslets,  fitohee,  issuing  out  of  as 
many  crescents,  anr..  two  and  one ;  and  in  the  ooUar  point 
a  man's  heart  ensigned  with  an  imperial  orown,  pnr.,  as  a 
maternal  difference  firom  other  deeoendants  of  the  uuuily  of 
Cathgabt. 

Cre«(— A  hand  issuing  out  of  a  wreath,  holding  up  a  cres- 
cent, aiig. 

Mott9~l  hope  to  speed. 

Aot-Piteairiie.  Fifeshire^ 


CATHCART  OF  KNOCKDOLIAN. 

Cathcabt,  Alexander,  Esq.  of  Knookdolian  Cas- 
tle, CO.  Ayr,  b.  6  Mareh,  1800 ;  $.  his  brother  in  1840 ; 
m.  13  >faly,  1841,  Margaret,  4th  dau.  of  James  Mur- 
doch, Esq. 

H intact. — James  Cathoa&t,  of  Bameill,  2nd  son  of 
John  Gathcart,  of  Garleton,  and  grandson  of  Robert  Oath- 
eart,  of  Killochan,  obtained  a  charter  of  the  lands  of  Easter 
BorneOl  M*Lune  fhmi  King  Jambs,  in  1001,  and  pur- 
chased the  estate  of  Oenoch,  co.  Wigton,  about  1618.  His 
gnmdson. 

Jobs  Catroabt,  of  Genooh  and  Knockdolian  (son  of 
Bobert  Gathcart,  of  Genoch,  and  grandson  of  John  Gath- 
cart, of  Oenoch,  by  Bosina  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Peter 
Agnew,  of  Lochnaw),  m.  9  June,  171f ,  Agnes,  eldest  dau. 
of  Alexander  Cochrane,  of  Craigmulr,  nephew  of  the  1st 
£ar1  of  Dundonald ;  and  d.  in  1779,  leaving  an  only  son, 

BoBBBT  Cathoabt,  of  Geuoch  and  Knodcdolissi,  6.  in 
17S1;  who  m.  12  May,  1768,  Marion,  only  dau.  of  John 
Buchan,  of  Letham,  oo.  Haddington,  by  his  wife,  Elisa- 
beth Hepburn,  of  Smeaton,  and  by  her  (who  <L  10  Aug. 
1810.  aged  70X  had  issue.  Mr.  Gathcart  d.  in  1784,  and  was 
«.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoRB  Gatboabt,  of  Oenoch  and  Knookdolian,  an  advo- 
cate at  the  Scottish  bar,  6.  14  May,  1768 ;  who  m.  17  June, 
1795,  Ann,  oldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Alexsnder  Gordon,  of 
Bockrille,  8rd  son  of  William,  2nd  Lord  Aberdeen,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  Tt  March,  1887)  had  issue.  1  Bobcbt,  his  heh-; 
2  George,  d,  young  in  1811 ;  8  Albzahdeb,  now  of  Knoclc- 
dolian ;  1  Ann,  m.  in  Nov.  1880,  Samuel  Beiger,  Esq.,  Jun., 
of  Homerton,  Middlesex,  and  d,  29  Aug.  1862 ;  2  Marion, 
d.  young  in  1824.  Mr.  Gathcart  d,  at  Genoch,  6  Oct.  1886, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

BosBBT  Cathoabt,  Esq.  of  Oenoch  and  Knockdolian,  in 
the  B.LCo's  dvil  service,  6.  in  1797 ;  who  d.  wnm.  at  Agra, 
Bengal,  14  July,  1840,  and  was  ».  by  his  brother,  the  present 
Albxabdbb  Cathoabt,  of  Knockdolian. 

Arma  As.,  three  croes-croeslets,  fitohee,  issuing  out  of  as 
many  crescents,  arg. ;  in  chief;  a  man'k  heart,  gu.,  ensigned 
with  an  imperial  crown,  ppr. 

CreM^A  dexter  hand,  oouped  at  the  wrist,  issuing  out  of 
a  wreath,  holding  up  a  crescent,  aig. 

Mutto^l  hope  to  speed. 

i?ml>— Knorkdolian  Castle,  Ayrshhre. 


CATON  OF  BINBROOK. 

Catoh,  The  Rev.  Bichabd-Bkwlbt,  of  Binbrook, 

eo.  Lincoln,  M.A.,  h.  in  1774,  formerly  an  officer  in 

the  12th  light  dragoons,  afterwards  major  in  the  8rd 

Boyal  Lincoln  mmtia;  nt.  Eliza,  youngjlst  dan.  of 

Bedmond  Power,  Esq.  of  Whitefort,  oo.  Tipperary, 

and  has  issue, 

L  BiOH  A  Bi>-BBi»iiOBP,  h.  21  Aug.  1806;  m.  28  June,  1881, 

Anna-Maria,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Rideoat, 

reetor  of  Woodmanooto,  oo.  Sussex,  and  (by  her,  fh>m 

whom  he  was  divorced)  has  issue,  Bedmond-Bldeout- 

Bewley,  h.  1  October,  1888;  Fianoes-Elini;  Qeoigiana- 

Marla;  and  lAora-Sophia. 

a.  Thruston-Bewley,  m.  in  1885,  Marie-Louise-Bsther,  dau. 

of  Colonel  de  St  Boae,  late  chef  de  I'tftat  k  Paris,  and 


L  Maria-Elisa,  m.  in  1881,  Bichard-Henry  Kinchant,  Esq.  of 
Park  Hall  and  Bishop's  Castle,  oo.  Salop,  and  has  issue. 

%imn%t» — Thbustob-Johb  Catow,  Esq.  of  ThoriM 
Abbots,  6.  18  Aug.  1746,  (the  son  of  Thomas  Caton,  Esq.  of 
Thorpe  Abbots,  by  Hannah  his  wife,  dau.  of  JohnThruston, 
■sq.  of  Weston  Market,  SufEolkX  la.  Maigaret  Hawkesmore, 
eldest  dan.  and  oo-hriress  (with  her  sister  Hannah,  wife  of 
John  ToAien,  Esq.,  and  Mary,  wife  of  George  Meek,  Eeq.X 
of  Richard  Bewley,  Esq.  of  Binbrook  and  Kirton,  oo.  lin- 
eoln,  by  whom  (who  m,  2odly,  Lieut. -Colonel  Adam^  86th 
ngt.>h0had 

187 


Riohabd-Bbwlbt,  now  of  Binbrook. 

Thomas-Mott,  M.l>..  m.  ElL^a,  dau.  of  Mi^jor  Basil  Wood, 

of  Oxfordshire. 
Harriet 
Eliza,  m.  to  Benjaimin  Borrell,  Esq.  of  Brigsley,  Llnooln- 

shirty  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Oaten  d.  18  June,  1792. 

Arm»—\t\.  and  4th,  party  per  feeso,  gu.  and  az.,  two 
lynxes,  or  cats-o*-mouDtain,  passant,  arg.,  spotted,  sa. ;  on 
a  canton,  or,  a  cross-crosslet,  fitchee,  of  the  fourth,  for 
Gatom  ;  2nd  and  8rd,  quarteriy,  gu.  and  vair,  a  bend,  or, 
thereon  an  annulet  and  crescent,  for  Cobstablb. 

Crftt—0\xt  of  an  embattlement,  ppr.,  chaiged  with  three 
cross-crosslets.  fitchee,  sa.,  a  Saracen's  head,  quarter-fsoed, 
ppr.,  wreathea  round  the  temples,  or  and  gu. 

AfoUo— Gautus  metuit  foveam  lupus. 


CATOR  OF  BECKINQHAM  AND  WOODBAST- 
WICK. 
Cator,  John,  Esq.  of  Beckingham  Place,  Kent, 
and  Woodbostwick  Hall,  Norfolk,  m,  25  Sept.  1806, 
and  by  his  wife,  Elizabeth-Louisa  (who  ds  \\  Feb. 
1847),  has  issue, 
I.  AT.BBMABLB,  6.  7  April,  1818,  m.  22  April,  1834,  BUza- 
beth-Maigaret,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Blnkeney,  Esq.  of 
Abbert,  oo.  Galway,  and  has  issue; 

1  JoBN,  6.  8  Feb.  1836. 

2  Albemarie,  h.  8  April,  1836. 
8  William,  b.  20  Aug.  1839. 

4  Bertie,  b.  80  July,  1848. 
6  Edward,  6.  June,  1847. 

0  Robert,  b,  8  April,  1851. 

1  Ghariotte.  2  Elizabeth-Maigaret  8  Maiy. 
u.  WOliam-Thomhill,  m.  Miss  Sayer. 

I.  Eliaa>eth-Diana,   m.  to  D.-H.  Kelly,    Esq.  of  Castle 

Kelly,  eo.  Galway. 
n.  Anne-Chariotte,  m.  to  Gapt.  Drew. 

S^tnta j[f  • — The  late  Josbph  Catob,  Esq.,  a  merchant  of 
high  st'mding,  «.  to  Beckenham  and  the  other  estates  of  his 
uncle.  John  Gator,  Esq.,  in  1806.  He  m.  at  Calcutta,  in  1780, 
Diana,  sister  of  the  late  Admiral  Shr  Albemarle  Bertie,  Bt., 
K.C.B.  (of  the  ducal  flimily  of  Anoister),  and  by  her  (who  d. 
in  1829)  left  at  his  decease,  in  1818,  several  children,  of 
whom  the  eldest  son  is  the  present  John  Catob,  Esq.  of 
Beckenham;  and  the  4th,  Bear-Admiral  Bertle-Gomelius 
Cator. 


JmM— Brm.,  on  a  pile,  gu.,  a  lion,  pasasnl 
Orut—  A  licm's  head,  erased,  or, 
gemeUe,  ax. 
Ifofto— Nihil  sme  labore. 
«ea«— Woodbastwick  Hall,  Norfolk. 


it,  or. 
with  a  bar 


CAULFIELD  OF  DRUMCAIRNE. 

Caulfbild,  Edward  -  Houstov,  Esq.  of  Drum- 
caime,  eo.  l^rrone,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-Bheriff  in 
1888,  6.  28  Feb.  1807 ;  m.  26  April,  1828,  Charlotte, 
2nd  dau.  of  Piers  Qeale,  Esq.  of  Mountjoy  Square, 
Dublin,  and  by  her  (who  d  11  Nov.  1840)  has  issue, 

I.  Jambs-Alhibd,  lieut.  17th  foot,  b.  90  March,  1880. 
u.  Marous-Piers-Frands,  b,  8  Nov.  1840. 
L  Charlotte-Harriet. 

lineaje.—THB  HOB.  AKD  RbV.  GhABLBS    GAtTLTEILD, 

bapt.  27  Dec.  1886,  rector  of  Donoghenue,  in  the  diocese  of 
Armagh,  Snd  son  of  William,  Snd  ^^soount  Charlemont,  m. 
Alice,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  John  Houston,  Esq.  of  Cndgs, 
CO.  Antrim,  and  was  father  of 

Jambs  Caulfbild,  Esq.  of  Drumcaime,  oo.  Tyrone,  who 
m.  Catherine  Buigh,  of  Old  Town,  co.  Kildare,  aimt  of  the 
Dean  of  Cloyne,  and  was  fitther  of 

Jambs  Caultbild,  Esq.  of  Drumcaime,  who  m.  in  1808, 
Harriet,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Crofton,  M.P.,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  in  1887,  had  issue, 

Edwabd-Houstob ,  now  of  Drumcaime. 

William-Oorges  Crofton,  an  officer  in  the  18th  regt. ;  cL  at 
Ceylon  in  1889. 

Harriet' Anna,  m.  to  William  French,  Esq.  of  Rutland- 
square. 

JmM— Barry  of  ten,  arg.  and  gu.,  on  a  oanton,  of  the 
second,  a  lion,  passant-guwdaut,  or. 

Crtft—k  drsgon's  head,  erased,  gu.,  gorged  with  a  bar 
gemdle,  arg. 

MoUo—Jyto  duoe,  ferro  comitante. 

&a(^Dr\iro<'aimft  Stewardstown,  oo.  Tyrone.       t 

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CAULFEILD  OF  RAHEENDUFF. 

Caulpeild,  Edwin-Tobt,  Esq.  R.N.  of  Raheeudu£f, 
Queen's  County,  b.  14  Jan.  1793;  m.  Ist,  Frances- 
Sally,  dau.  of  the  late  Eyles  Irwin,  Esq.  of  oo.  Fer- 
managh, and  by  her  (who  d  IS  Nov.  1841)  has  issue, 

I.  Hkvrt-Copb,  M.A.,  banister-At-law.  m.  SO  April.  1847, 
Anno-Louiaa,  dau.  of  tho  late  J.-B.  Fnmcklin,  Esq. 

I.  Sophia-Frances-Aime. 

n.  Louiaa-LavinU,  m.  S  Deo.  1850,  to  the  Rev.  Hans 
Atkinaon,  M.A. 
He  m.  2ndly,  9  May,  1846,  Alicia- Almeria,  youngest 
dau.  of  the  late  Qen.  Sir  David-Latimer-T.  Widdrmg- 
ton,  K.C.H.,  and  widow  of  Capt  Henry  Pooley,  R.K, 
an4  has  by  her  an  only  son, 

I.  Bdwin^amefl-Stuart-Widdrington.  h.  U  Jan.  1848. 

Ittuaflt* — ^Thb  Hon.  Tobt  Caultsild,  of  Clone,  oo. 
Kilkenny.  3rd  son  of  William,  6th  Baron  Charlemont,  was 
father  (with  a  dan.  Edith,  m.  to  WUliam,  Lord  Castle 
Durrow)  of  several  sons,  all  of  whom  d.  $.  p.  exoepting 

CoLOMBL  WxLUAK  Caulfxild,  of  Raheenduff,  Queen's 
County,  lieut. -governor  of  Fort  George,  N.B.,  who,  with 
other  issue,  had  two  sons,  Wadb-Tobt,  his  heir,  and  John, 
Arohdeooon  of  Kilmore.    The  former, 

Wadb-Tobt  Caultsild,  Esq.  of  Raheenduff,  and  Cat- 
combe,  CO.  Wilts,  captain  in  the  8rd  Dragoon-guards,  b. 
in  1733,  m.  Ist,  in  1785,  Jessie,  dau.  of  James,  8rd  Loi-d 
Ruthven,  and  2ndly,  in  1788,  Anne,  sister  of  Sir  Jonathan 
Cope.  Bart,  of  Hanwell  and  Breweme;  by  tho  latter  (who 
in.  2ndly,  Monsieur  Francois  le  Chartier  de  Bolleville^  and 
,d.  7  July,  1852),  he  left  at  his  decease  in  Aug.  1800, 
Edwik-Tobt,  now  of  Raheendufll 

Ed  ward- Warren,  in  holy  orders,  M.A. ;  m.  1st,  Anne,  dau. 
of  the  late  John  ^bus,  Esq.,  and  has,  Edward- Wade,  6. 
15  Jan.  1829 ;  Elisabeth- Ann,  m.  hi  1851,  to  James- William 
Cottell,  Esq.,  H.E.I.C.8.:  Mary;  Katherine- Arabella ; 
and  Ann-Pybus.  He  m.  2ndly,  20  Oct  1842,  MHlicent, 
youngest  dau.  of  Joseph  Hellicar,  Esq.,  and  has  by  her 
a  son,  Francis- William,  6.  29  Aug.  1843. 
Emma-AshwelL  m.  to  Frederick  William  Campbell,  Esq. 
of  Barbreck,  N.B.;  and  d.  in  1817. 
Bophia-Franoes-Mary. 

Arm,  «ftc.— As  the  preceding. 

CAULFEILD  OF  BLOOMFIELD. 

Caulfeild,  LiEUT.-CoL.  John,  of  Bloomfield,  co. 
Westmeath,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Roecom- 
mou  in  1826,  b.  in  1798 ;  m.  in  1824,  Anne-Loyell, 
dau.  of  James  Bury,  E^.  of  St.  Leonards  Nasing, 
CO.  Herts,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Framois- William,  lieut.  44th  regt,  h.  in  1838. 

n.  Robert,  capt.  7th  Madras  cavalry,  6.  in  1829. 

III.  Henry,  lieut  Ist  Bengal  fusiliers.  6.  in  1831. 

IV.  St.  Oeorge,  an  ofBcer  Madras  infkntry.  b.  in  1837. 
T.  John.  6.  in  1889. 

I.  Anna-Julia,  m.  to  Oapt  Winter.  Bengal  army. 

It.  Faxmy-Elisabeth.  m.  to  Major  MaydwelL 

ui.  Christina,  m.  to  Capt.  W.-A.  Mainwaiing. 

IV.  Mary. 

T.  Lucy-Adola,  m.  July.  1854,  to  Capt.  Charles-Telverton 

Balguy.  42nd  Highlanders. 
TL  Augusta-Florence. 

ILitUHQt. — ^ThS    VsirBRABLS    JOHW    CAVLmLD,    STCh- 

deaoon  of  Kilmore,  son  of  Colonel  William  Caulfeild,  of 
Raheendufl;  Queen's  County,  governor  of  Fort  George,  in 
Bootland,  m.  Euphemia  Gordon,  of  Kenmure.  co.  DumfHes, 
and  had  issue,  William;  Thomas-Gordon,  commodore 
R.N.,  who  d.  in  1821.  leaving,  by  Theodosia  his  wife,  dau. 
of  William  Talbot.  Esq..  a  son.  the  Rev.  William  CaulfeUd, 
rector  of  MullahifTe.  and  four  daus. ;  John;  George;  Alex- 
ander;  Robert,  capt  R.N.;  and  James,  mi^or-generalE.I.CJ3. 
The  eldest  son, 

LiBUT.-CoLoxn.  WiLUAM  Caulfkilp,    of  ^epown.  co. 
Athlone.  m.  1st.  in  1788,  Lucy,  dau.  of  James  Sanderson, 
Esq.,  of  Clover  Hill,  ca  Cavan.  an4  by  h^r  had  issue, 
J  OHM,  now  of  Bloomfield.  William. 

James,  R.N.,  who  m.  Ist  in  1828,  Augusta,  dau.  of  Anne, 
Baroness  Crofton,  and  has  by  her  one  son,  William-Mont' 
gomerie-Stevrart  6.  1825,  m.  1847,  Dora-JAne.  dau.  of 
William  French,  Esq.  Mr.  James  Caulfeild  in.  2udly, 
Miss  Emily  French,  by  whom  he  has  no  issue. 
Thomaii-Oordon,  in  holy  orders;  who  m.  EUsa,  dau.  of 
John-Pratt  Winter,  Esq.  of  Agher. 
Lucy.  m.  to  Matthew  Lyster,  Esq. 

Phemy,  m.  1st  to  CoL  Vandeleur;  and  Sndly,  to  J.  Gary, 
Esq. 

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Grace,  »t.  to  Cipt.  Barry,  of  Kilbolane  House,  co.  Cork. 

Mary-Maud.  m.  Ist  to  Robert  Go^  Esq. ;  and  2ndly,  to 
the  Rev.  Thomas  Battersby. 
Colonel  Caulfeild  m.  2ndly,  Anna  Baker,  at  Castle  Bamford, 
but  by  her  had  no  issue.    He  d.  in  1831. 

Ami,  *c.— As  Caultimj)  of  Drumcaimi. 
Stat— Bloomfield,  Mullingar. 


CAULFEILD  OF  DONAMON  CASTLE. 

Caulfeild,  St.  Qborob-Fraitois,  Esq.  of  Donamon 
Castle,  CO.  Roscommon,  b.  8  Marcli,  1806 ;  m.  17  Aug. 
1830,  Susan,  sister  of  the  present  Lord  Crofton,  and 
has, 

I.  Bt.  Oboboe-Fravois-Robcbt.  6. 20  April,  1881. 

n.  Alfted-Heniy.  b.  29  Dec  1834. 

I.  Emily-Susan,  m.  81  July,  1852,  to  Captahk  Hsnry 
Lowther.  M.P. 

n.  Fanny-Florsnce. 

M,ixitK%t» — ^Tboicas  Caultbld.  Esq.  of  Donamon,  oo. 
Roscommon.  M.P..  Master  in  Chancery  (7th  son  of  William, 
2nd  Baron  Charlemont).  m.  in  1667.  Anne,  dau.  of  Charles, 
2nd  Viscount  Moore,  of  Drogheda,  and  by  her.  who  «L  in 
1672,  had,  i.  Wiluax,  his  heir;  n.  Toby,  arohdeaoon  of 
Killala,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Adam  0*Hara,  S^.,  and  grand- 
dau.  of  Cain  O'Hara,  Esq.  of  Nymphsfield.  and  had.  with 
other  issue.  Adam,  in  holy  orders ;  and  Richard,  of  Ardcree, 
CO.  Sligo.  lieutenant  in  the  navy,  who  m.  and  left  issue; 
ni.  Mary.  m.  to  Thomas  Cufib.  Esq. ;  iv.  Alice ;  and  t.  Sarah. 
Captain  Caulfeild  d.  in  1600.  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Wn<UAM  CAULmLn,  Esq.  of  Donamon,  H.  M.  first 
seijeant-at-law,  and  subsequently  a  Justice  of  the  King's 
Bench,  fhnn  1716  until  1734.  He  m.  Lettice,  4th  dau.  of 
Shr  Arthur  Gore,  of  Newtown,  co.  Mayo.  Bart,  and  by  bar 
had  issue,  i.  Thomas.  M.P..  d.  wnm..  1747;  u.  Toby.  M.F., 
cf.  win*.,  1741;  in.  WILLL4M.  of  whom  presently;  rv.  8t 
George,  chief  baron  of  the  Exchequer,  and  afterwards  dxief 
jtistice  of  the  King's  Bench,  and  d.  tmm.,  1778 ;  v.  Robert, 
M.A..  rector  of  Harristown.  m..  and  had  issue;  and  i.  Let- 
tioe.  m.  to  Blayney  Waloot  Browne,  Esq.    The  8rd  son. 

WnxiAM  CAULTBiLn.  Esq..  m.  Frances  Gunter.  and  cf. 
in  1746.  leaving  a  son.  Gobs  Caulfeild.  Esq.  of  Donamon, 
who  was  father  of 

CoLOMEL  JoHK  Caxtlfkilo,  of  Douamou.  who  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Henry  Irvine.  Esq..  younger  brother  of  William 
Irvine,  Esq.  of  Castle  Irvine,  M.P.  for  Fermanagh,  and  by 
her  had  a  son, 

St.  OioaoB  CAxruroLD.  Esq.  of  Donamon,  who  m. 
2  April,  1802,  Frances,  dau.  of  Baroness  Crofton.  and  had 


St.  Gboboi-Fiiamois,  present  representative. 

Frances-Henrietta,  w,  10  July,  1827.  Frederick-Hamilton 
Comewall,  Esq.  of  Delbtuy  Hall.  co.  Salop,  eldest  son  of 
the  late  Dr.  ComewaU,  Bishop  of  Worceatar. 

Harriet,  m.  in  Feb.  1830.  to  Le  Comte  Achille  de  U  Marre. 

Amu,  Crttt,  and  AfoMo.— Same  as  Caultbild  i^  Drum' 

£ta(— Donamon  Castle,  oo.  Roscommon. 


CAY  OF  NORTH  CHARLTON. 

Cat,  John,  Esq.  of  North  Charlton  Hall,  co. 
Northumberland,  F.RS.E.,  sheriff  of  Linlithgow- 
shire, 6.  81  Ai^g.  1790;  ».  1  June,  181d,  Emily, 
dau.  of  the  late  William  Bullock,  Esq.,  secretiuy  of 
the  island  of  Jamaica,  by  whom  (who  d,  20  June, 
1886)  he  has  sturiving  issue, 

L  JoHH.  n.  Robert  ui.  Edward. 

vr.  Thomas.  t.  Frands-Albert 

I.  Emily.  Iir  Elisabeth.  in.  Luey. 

HitttaS^* — ^®  f^unijy  of  Cat  (or.  as  the  name  was 
formerly  spelt,  Est)  is  believed  to  have  enjoyed  very  Cair 
possessions  in  the  Eastern  Borders. 

Jabbz  Cay,  M.D.,  son  of  Robert  Key  or  Cay,  of  New- 
castle, praotis^  in  Northumberland,  snd  purchased  a 
portion  of  the  estate  of  North  Charlton,  in  1806.  Dr.  Cay, 
dying  in  1709.  «mta.,  left  his  share  of  the  property  to  his 
brother. 

JoHir  Cat.  Esq.,  who  obtained  also  the  remainder  of  tlia 
estate,  and  thus  became  of  North  Charlton.  He  m,  Qrsoe, 
dau.  and  oo^eir  of  Henry  Wolff;  Esq.  of  Bridlington,  and 
hadissue. 

RoBSRT,  his  successor.  ^^^^        ,  ^^    „ 

John.  *.  in  1700;  who  was  appointed  judge  of  the  Mar- 
Bhalsea;  m.  Miss  Boult,  and  had  issue,  1  Henry-Boi«ttk 

Jigitized  by  V^OOQl^ 


CAY 

who  m.  Miss  Stawel  PIgot,  and  left  two  daus.,  Frances,  m.  ^ 
to  Dr.  Adams,  rector  of  Halstead,  in  Essox ;  and  Mary ; 
1  Grace,  m.  to  John  Adams,  Esq. ;  and  2  Mary. 

Ux.  G^y  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

BoBSRT  Cat,  Esq.  of  North  Charlton  and  of  the  Lay- 
gate,  Durham,  6.  in  1094.  He  n.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Reynold 
HsU,  Esq.  of  Catdeui^  and  had  issue,  Johk,  his  successor ; 
Reynold;  Robert,  a  colonel  in  the  E.  I.  Co.'s  service,  who 
d.  of  wounds  reoelTed  in  action;  Grace  ;  and  QabrieL  The 
ddeetson, 

JoHH  Gat,  Esq.  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Ralph  Hodshon, 
Esq.  of  Lints,  and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

RoBBRT-HoDSBON  Cay,  Esq.,  6.  6  July,  1753,  one  of  the 
Judges  of  the  Consistorial  Court,  and  Judge  of  the  High 
Court  of  Admiralty  in  Scotland.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  John  liddaU,  Esq.  of  North  Shields,  and  had  surviving 
Issue,  X.  JoHH,  now  of  Charlton  Hall ;  il  Albert;  lu.  Robert- 
Dundaa,  who  is  m.,  and  has  four  sons  and  one  dau., 
L  Frances,  m.  to  John-Cleik  Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Middlebie 
and  Olenlair;  and  n.  Jane. 

ArmM    Vert,  a  rose,  ax^.,  between  two  bars,  or. 
.  CV«i^— A  royal  eagle,  gorged  with  a  collar  and  banner,  vert, 
bearing  a  rose,  aig. 

Motto    Sit  sine  spini.  Sla^--Chariton  Hall. 

CAYLEY  OF  WYDALE. 

Catlet,  EDWABJ>STiLLiNaFLEET»  Esq.  of  WydaJe 
and  Low  Hall,  oo.  York,  M.P.  for  the  North  Riding, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  18  Aug.  1802;  m.  80  Aug.  1823, 
Emma,  Srd  dau.  of  Sir  Geoige  Cayley,  Bart.,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  8  Aug.  1848)  has  issue, 

L  BDWABD-STiLLDrarLBCT,  6. 1st  July,  1834. 

n.  Geoige^ohn,  b.  26  Jan.  1826. 

m.  Charies-Digby,  b.  March,  1827,  R.N.,  d.  17  May,  1844. 

ILintHmt* — ^Abthxtr  Catlbt,  2nd  son  of  Sir  William 
Cayiey,  lat  Baronet,  of  Brompton,  co.  York,  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Shipton,  Esq.  of  Low  Hall,  and  was  fother  of 

ABTHum  Catlbt,  Esq.  of  Low  Hall,  co.  Toik,  who  m. 
three  times:  Ist,  Miss  Noel,  of  the  Gainsborough  fiunily; 
2ndly,  Mias  Thompson,  of  Kilham ;  and  Srdly,  Miss  Judson. 
By  the  last  only  he  had  issue,  viz.,  a  son  and  heir, 

Tbb  Rkv.  Johh  Catlbt,  of  Low  Hall,  who  m.  Rebecca, 
dao.  and  oo-heir  of  Alexander  Nowell,  Esq.  of  Rede,  oo. 
Lancaster,  and  had  (with  two  daus.,  one  of  whom  d.  vnm.t 
and  the  otfa«r  m,  but  had  no  issue)  an  only  son, 

Ths  Rxt.  Johh  Gatuet,  of  Low  Hall,  Brompton,  who 
«».  Frsnoea,  only  dau.  of  Sir  Geoige  Cayley,  4th  Bart., 
by  Philadelphia  his  wife,  dan.  of  John  I>igby,  Esq.  of 
Mansfield  Woodhouse  (through  this  marriage,  the  present 
Ikmihee  of  Cayley  derive  fh>m  Queen  Adelicia,  by  her  2nd 
htisbsAd,  WUIiam  de  Albini,  and  so,  finom  CHABLUffAONs), 
and  had  a  dau.,  FhiladelphiarFrsnces,  and  one  son, 

JoHH  Catlbt,  Esq.  of  Low  Hall,  who  m.  80  May,  1708, 
XUabeth-Sarah  StUUngfleet,  great-granddau.  of  the  cele- 
brated Bishop  StiHingfleet,  and  by  that  lady  (who  d,  in 
U07X  left  at  his  decease,  16  June,  1846,  (with  four  daus., 
sil  of  whom  d.  unm.)  an  only  son,  the  present  Eowabd- 
SnLLurovxxBT  Catlbt,  Esq.,  as  above. 

JrsM— Quarteity:  axg.  and  sa.,  on  a  bend,  go.,  three  mul- 
lets, of  tho  first 

Crat— A  demi-lion,  rampant,  or,  ehaxged  with  a  bend,  gu., 
thereon  three  muUets,  aig.,  in  the  paws  a  battle-axe,  ppr. 

fints— Wydale  House,  near  Scaiborough;  and  Low  Hall, 
Brompton,  Toricahire.      __ 

(3HADWICK  OP  HEALEY,  RIDWARE,  AND 
NEW  HALL. 
Chadwiok,  JoHH-DBHxL9T-MAyB8TN,  Esq.  of 
Healey,  co.  Lancaster,  Ridware,  co.  Stafford,  New 
Hall,  CO.  Warwick,  and  Callow,  ca  Derby,  b.  80  Deo. 
1884. 

Itneaffe. — Joboav  Cbadwtk  (ymmgw  brother  of 
Henxy  de  Chadwyk,  of  Chadwyk,  oo.  lanoaster)  m.  Elia- 
nore^  dan.  of  Christopher  Kyrkeahagh,  of  Hundersfield,  and 
by  bar  VTM  Csther  of 

JoBir  Cbadwtkb,  who  m.  in  1488,  Alice,  eldest  dao.  and 
eo-heir  of  Adam  Okeden,  of  Heley,  lineally  descended  fh>m 
Adam  de  Okeden,  who  m,  Havise,  the  heir  of  Thomas  de 
Heley.  John  Chadwyek  d.  in  1498,  leaving,  with  a  younger 
son,  James,  a  priest,  his  successor, 

Thomas  Cbadwtkb,  of  Heley,  grandfather  of 

RoacBT  Cbaowtckb,  Esq.  of  Healey,  who  rebuilt  with 
■tfliM  the  old  fiunily  mansion  there.    His  grandson, 

Jomr  Obadwiokb,  Ski.  of  Healey  Hall,  m.  Katharine, 
189 


C  H  A 

only  surviving  dau.  and  heir  of  Lewis  Chadwicke,  Esq.  of 
Maveeyn-Ridware,  co.  Stafford,  colonel  in  the  service  of  the 
Parliament,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Anthony 
Bagot,  Esq.  of  Colton,  which  Lewis  Chadwicke  was  eldest 
son  of  John  Chadwicke,  Esq.,  and  Joyce  his  wife,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Cawarden,  Esq.  of  Mavesyn-Ridware, 
sixth  in  descent  fh)m  Sir  John  Cawarden,  Knt.,  and  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Robert  Mauveysin, 
Knt.,  lord  of  Mauvesyn-Rldware,  temp,  Eowabd  III.  By 
the  heiress  of  Chadwicke  of  Mavesyn-Ridware  (who  m. 
2ndly,  In  1670,  Jonathan  Chadwicke,  Esq.  of  Chadwicke, 
and  Srdly,  George  Halstead,  Esq.  of  Manchester).  Mr.  Chad- 
wicke of  Healey  had  (with  three  daus.,  of  whom  the  young- 
est, Mary,  m.  Robert  IlUngworth,  Esq.  of  Huutsbank)  five 
sons,  vis.:  1  Charles,  his  heir;  2  John,  M.A.,  vicar  of 
Darenth,  kc,  co.  Kent,  father  of  Captain  Robert  Chad- 
W10K,  R.N.  of  Northfleet ;  8  Jordan,  of  Oldham,  who  d.  in 
1728,  leaving,  by  Jane  his  vrife,  relict  of  .(ohn  Deai-den, 
Esq.,  two  sons,  John  and  Richard ;  4  Lewis,  of  Whitworth ; 
6  Robert,  who  d.  unm.    The  eldest  son, 

Charles  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of  Healey  and  Ridware,  bapt. 
6th  March,  1637,  m.  in  1665.  Anne,  only  dau.  of  Valence 
Sacheverell,  Esq.  of  New  Hall,  in  Warwickshire,  and  of 
Callow,  CO.  Derby,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Geoi^go 
Devereux,  Knt.  of  Sheldon  Hall,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in 
1689,  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1697,  a  dau.,  Cathei-iue,  m.  in 
1698,  to  Ralph  Floyer,  Esq.,  and  a  son, 

Chablbs  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of  Healey  and  Ridware,  bapt. 
29  Feb.  1676,  who  m.  1st,  in  1699,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Sir 
Thomas  Dolman,  Knt.  of  Shaw  House,  Berkshiie,  and  had 
by  her  a  schi,  Charles,  his  heir,  and  two  daus.,  Mary,  who 
d.  vnm.  in  1770,  and  Dorothy,  who  inherited  in  1779  the 
estates  of  Ridware,  New  Hall,  and  Callow,  and  d.  unm.  in 
1784.  Charles  Chadwick  m.  2ndly,  20  Nov.  1714.  his  cousin 
Mary,  dau.  of  Robert  IlUngworth,  Esq.,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  in  1787,  had  an  only  son,  Johv,  of  whom  presently. 
Mr.  Chadwick  d.  on  Christmas-day,  1756,  aged  82,  and  was 
f .  by  his  son, 

Charles  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of  Ridware,  New  Hall,  and 
Callow,  6.  at  Sutton,  1  Feb.  1706,  who  assumed,  in  compli- 
anee  with  the  testamentary  injunction  of  his  great-uncle, 
George  Sacheverell,  Esq.,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Sachb- 
tbrbll.  He  m.  in  1741,  Anna-Maria,  eldest  dau.  and  oo- 
heir  of  William  Brearley,  Gent.,  of  Handworth,  but  d. 
without  issue,  81  July,  1779.  His  widow,  siurviving,  suc- 
ceeded to  the  large  property  of  her  only  sister,  Jane  (who 
had  m.  1st,  Captain  Clapton,  and  2ndly,  Walter  Gough, 
Esq.  of  Penry  HaU),  and  d.  12  Jan.  1795,  aged  85.  At  the 
demise  of  Mr.  (Chadwick)  Sacheverell,  the  representation  of 
the  fiunily  devolved  on  Us  half-brother, 

JoHH  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of  Healey  Hall,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b, 
at  Ridware,  22  Jan.  1720,  lieut.-coL  of  the  royal  Lancashire 
militia.  Colonel  Chadvrick  m.  in  1743,  Susannah,  youngust 
dan.  of  Robert  Holt,  Esq.  of  Shevington,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  19  Jan.  1766,  he  left  at  his  decease,  28  Nor.  1800,  a  son 
and  successor, 

Chablbs  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of  Healey,  Ridware,  New  Hall, 
said  Osllow,  6.  2  Oct.  1758,  m.  in  1788,  Frances,  only  sur- 
viving dau.  and  eventual  hebees  of  Richard  Green,  Esq.  of 
Leventhorp  House,  oo.  Tortc,  by  Frsnces  his  wife,  sister  of 
Sir  Henry,  Cavendiah,  Bart,  of  Doveridge,  and  dying  in 
1829,  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Huoo-Matbbtb  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of  Mavesyn,  Ridware, 
Healey,  New  Hall,  and  Callow,  6.  28  Nov.  1798,  who  m. 
18  June,  1826,  EUsa-Catherine,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late 
Iieut.-G«n.  Chi^man,  B.A.,  and  d.  in  1854,  leaving  a  son. 
the  present  Johv-Db  Hblbt-Matbsth  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of 
Healey;  and  two  daus.,  Elisabeth-Gatherine,  and  Laura- 
Isabdla-Lottiaa. 

Jmw— Gu.,  an  inescntcheon  within  an  orie  of  martlets,  ax^. 

^•sies— 1st,  a  lily,  aig-.  stalked  and  leaved,  vert,  for  Chad- 
wiok :  2nd,  a  talbot's  head,  gu.,  having  the  arms  of  Hands- 
acre  (erm.,  three  oronels,  gu.}  on  the  collar,  and  pieroed 
t^ugh  the  neck  with  an  arrow. 

Afotto-^tans  cum  Regs. 

Seati—Heelev,  Lancashire;  New  HaU,  Warwickshire;  and 
Bidware,  Staffordshire. 

CHADWICK  OF  HIGH -BANK. 

Chadwick,  Robert,  Esq.  of  High  Bank,  Preet- 
wich,  Lancashire,  J.P.,  6.  16  Jan.  1797;  m.  15  July, 
1821,   Elizabeth,   dau.   of  John  Kershaw,   Esq.   of 
Rochdale,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Jambs,  b.  15  July,  1824,  m.  26  April,  1854,  Laura-Janet- 
Emma,  Srd  dau.  of  Charles  Bamett,  Esq.  of  Strattoo 
Paik,  Dodfordshire. 


OKA 


C  H  A 


II.  Robeit,  h.  8  April.  1835,  lieut.  14th  light  dragoons. 

I.  Eliza-Jane,  d.  young. 

n.  Mary,  d.  unm. 

UL  Ellsa,  m.  19  Sept.  1850,  Williani-Henry,  0th  son  of  0»- 

wald  Milne,  Esq.  of  Prcstwioh  Wood,  Lancashire. 
!▼.  Anne.  v.  Catharine- Anne. 

V^itXtA^t, — Jamss  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of  Patrioroft  Honse, 
Eccles.  m.  6  Jan.  1777,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Chorlton,  Esq. 
of  The  Weasta,  and  by  her,  who  d.  8  Oct.  1839,  had  issue. 
William,  6.  25  Aug.  1780,  m.  Elisabeth-Anne,  dau.  of 

Thomas  Wilkinson,  Esq.  of  Leeds,  and  d.  leaving  on« 

dau. 
James,  6.  9  Feb.  1794,  n.  Alice,  dau.  of  Thomas  Fogg;  Esq. 

of  Bolton,  and  d.  without  issue. 
RoBBBT,  now  of  High  Bank. 

Mary,  m.  Thomas  Salter,  Esq.,  and  d.  leaving  one  dau. 
Catherine-Chorlton,  d.  wmh. 
Anne,  of  Barton-on-IrwelL 

Arnu—Tw  pale,  as.  and  gu. :  an  inesoodheon,  erm.,  within 
an  orle  of  fleurs-de  lis  and  martlets  alternately,  aig. 
CreU— In  front  of  a  lily,  stalked  and  leaved,  ppr.,  a  martlet^ 

Motto — ^Deo  ftdens  proflcio. 
SecU— High  Bank,  Prestwich. 


CHADWICK  OF  PUDLESTON  COURT. 

Chadwick,  Elias.  Esq.  of  Pudleston  Court,  co. 
Hereford,  late  of  Swinton  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster,  Hon. 
A.M.  Oxford  and  Cambridge,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,  b.  6  Jan. 
1813;  i,  his  father  in  Jan.  1884;  m.  7  Aug.  1840, 
Ellen,  dau.  of  Thomas  Seddon,  Esq.  of  Manchester. 

ILitKBSf* — This  family  springs  originally  fh>m  the 
hamlet  of  Chadwiok,  in  the  pariah  of  Bochdale.  William 
de  Chadwyke,  the  first  of  the  name  on  record,  was  bom 
about  the  year  1355,  as  he  was  living  In  1413,  being  then 
styled  9mior,  and  having  a  son,  WiUiam,  of  age.  His 
descendant, 

John  db  Chadwtk,  was  ancestor  of  the  Chadwiokbb  a/ 
Chadwick;  the  Chadwiokbs  qf  Staltjf  Sail,  Lancashire; 
the  Chadwiokss  qf  Mavtayn'Ridwart;  and  of 

EuAS  Chadwiok,  Esq.  of  Wigan,  son  of  Ellas  Chadwick, 
of  Winstanley,  who  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  James  Strettell,  of 
Swinton,  oo.  Lancaster,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

I.  BmsTTBLL,  who  m.  Grace,  widow  of  —  Bolton,  Esq.,  and 
1b  deceased. 

n.  Elias,  of  whom  presently. 

I.  Maigaret,  m.  Thomas  Seddon,  Esq.  of  Manchester,  and 
hod  five  sons  and  daus.,  vis., 

1  James  Seddon. 

2  Robert  Seddon,  who  m.  1st,  his  cousin  Mary,  dau.  of 
Strettell  Seddon,  Eso.  of  Darley,  and  2ndly,  Judith, 
dau.  of  R.  Wetherell,  Bsq.  of  liverpooL 

8  Strettell  Soddon,  who  «m.  Mary,  dau.  of  R.  WetherelL 
Esq.,  and  has,  StretteU,  Sandford,  Thomas,  Robert,  and 
James. 

1  EUen  Seddon,  m.  to  her  cousin,  EUas  Chadwick,  Esq. 

X.  Ellen,  m.  to  Jeremiah  Royle^  Esq.  of  Manoheetsr,  who  is 
deceased. 
The  youngest  son, 

EuAS  Chadwiok,  of  Swinton  Hall,  Esq.,  m.  14  Aug.  1806^ 
Alice,  dau.  of  Henry  Arrowsmith,  Bsq.  of  Astley,  in  the 
same  oomnty,  and  by  her  (who  is  deceased)  had  issue, 
I.  HHirar-STRHmLL,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  barrister-at- 
law,  6. 11  June,  1807,  t».  Miss  Eliaabeth  Pearoe,  of  Kor- 
wioh,  and  has  a  son  Harry,  and  a  dau.  Emily, 
n.  Eliab^  now  of  Pudleston  Court. 
L  Ellen,  who  m.  the  Rev.  Samuel-Broomhead  Want,  B.A., 
rector  of  Teflbnt  Bvias,  Wilts,  eldest  son  of  Samuel- 
Broomhead  Ward,  Esq.  of  Mount  Pleasant^  in  Tockshirs^ 
and  has  issue, 

1  Samuel-Broomhead  Ward. 
8  Henry-Chadwick  Ward. 
8  Francis- William  Ward. 

4  James-Rimington  Ward. 
6  Charles-Oodolphin  Ward. 
1  Ellen-Sarah  Ward. 

5  Isabella-Louisa  Ward. 

n.  Elisabeth,  d.  warn.  24  Dee.  1882. 

m.  Fanny,  m.  Thomas-Archer  Colt,  Esq.  M.D.,  2nd  son  of 
the  late  Sir  E.-Y.  Colt,  Bart.,  and  has.  Edward-Hany- 
Dutton,  Thomas- Archm*,  and  Frances- Alice. 
Mr.  Chadwick  d,  8  Feb.  1826. 

Arm§—QvL.,  an  inesoutcheon  within  an  orle  of  martlets, 
arg.,  all  within  a  bordure,  engrailed,  or,  charged  with  crosses 
croaslet 

OrtKt— In  front  of  two  crosses-oromlet  fttchto,  In  saltier,  the 
tower  and  stem  of  a  white  lily,  slipped,  ppr. 

Motto—In  candors  decus. 

5ta<— Pudleston  Court,  Leominster. 
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CHADWICK  OF  DARESBURY  HALL. 

Chadwick,  Samuel-Bkckett,  Esq.  of  Daresbury 
Hall,  Preston  Brook,  co.  Chester,  b.  28  Jan.  1818; 
m,  6  April,  1843,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Philip  White- 
way,  £^q.,  J.P.  of  Runcorn,  and  has  surviving  issue, 

I.  Sajtuel-Bbokett,  6.  9  Oct.  1848. 

n.  Philip-Richard,  b.  4  Oct..l8A0. 

I.  Mary-Anne.  u.  Frances. 

m.  Elizabeth-Catherine. 
Mr.  Chadwick  is  son  and  heir  of  the  late  Samuel 
Chadwick,  Esq.,  who  purchased  from  the  Rev.  Qeorge 
Heron,  in  1832,  the  manor  and  estate  of  Daresbury. 

AnM--Qvi.,  an  inescutdieon,  within  an  orle  of  martlets^  arg. 

Orett—A  lily,  aig.,  stalked  and  leaved,  vert 

If  otto— In  candore  decus. 

Stat — Daresbury  HaQ,  near  Warrington. 


CHALLEN  OF  SHERMANBURY  PARK. 

Challbx,  Stephbn-Hasler,  Esq.  of  Shermanbury 
Park,  CO.  Sussex,  m.  Barbara,  dau.  and  heir  of  Wil- 
liam Chambers,  "Eaq.  of  Seafbrd,  and  had  issue, 

I.  MariaHaniet.  n.  BarbarsnJane. 

m.  Caroline.  iv.  Emily. 

9^int&St* — John  Challxh,  Esq.,  m.  Cassakdba.  only 
dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Famcomb,  of  Shermanbury,  and 
had  issue, 

Johk-Oratwiok,  his  heir.  Stephen-Hasler. 

Oeoige,  capt.  N.I.,  who  d.  at  Bombay  in  1825. 

Ann-Famcombe,  d.  vnm.  8  Feb.  1889. 

Augusta,  m.  to  Capt.  Robert-William  Gillum. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thb  Rev.  Dr.  Johv-Obatwiok  Challbm,  m.  Sophia,  dau. 
of  John  Diggins,  Esq.  of  Chichester;  but  d.  $.  p.  6  Deo. 
1835,  and  was  $.  by  his  brother,  the  present  Stephxn- 
Habi.kb  Cballut,  Esq.  of  Shermanbury 

Arm$ — Sa.,   a  chevron,   engrailed,    or,    between  three 
cherubs'  heads,  of  the  second. 
Crest — A  demi-horse,  saliant. 
Jtfotfo— Gloria  Deo. 
Afot— Shermanbury  Pork,  near  Henfldd. 


challoner  of  portnall. 

CHALLOif  BR  -  BiBBB,  Thomab  -  Chalonbr,  Esq.  of 
Portnall  Park,  co,  Surrey,  lieut-ooL  oomm.  3rd 
royal  Sunw  militia,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in 
1888,  b.  in  Dec  1789;  m.  in  June,  1812,  Anne,  dau. 
of  Nicholas  -  LoftuB  Tottenham,  E.sq.,  M.P.  He  s, 
his  father,  the  Rev.  Thomas  Bisse,  in  1828,  and 
assumed  the  name  of  Challoneb,  by  royal  license, 
in  1829,  in  aooordanoe  with  the  terms  of  the  will  of 
his  maternal  great-annt,  Mrs.  ChaUoner. 

U>imHSt*—TnouAB  BxssE,  Esq.,  nephew  of  Dr.  Bisse, 
author  of  the  Beautiei  of  JTbtifMM,  and  great-nephew  to 
Dr.  Bisse,  founder  of  the  library  of  Wadham  College, 
Oxford,  and  beiMAwt«r  to  AU  Bouts  College,  Oxford,  was 
ftttherof 

Thi  Rsv.  Thomas  Bxsbi,  who  m.  1st,  In  1787,  Miss 
Katherine  Townahend,  who  d.  in  1815;  and  2ndly,  Miss 
Charlotte  Price,  by  whom  he  had  one  son,  6.  in  1823.  He 
d.  in  1828,  and  was  $.  by  the  son  of  his  first  man-iage,  the 
present  THOiua  -  Chalovxb  Btsss  -  Gballoksb,  Esq.  of 
Portnall  Park. 

.<^nn*-^^uarteriy  i  Isi  and  4th,  for  Challokxr  ;  2nd  and 
Srd,  for  Bmsa,  sa.,  three  escallops,  in  pale,  axg-»  a  canton, 
erm.,  and  a  orescent,  for  difference. 

<Vci(»— let,  for  CKALLOiim:  2nd,  for  BiSBii^  on  a  mounts 
Tert,  two  snakes,  or,  interiaced,  respecting  each  other. 

Smt—TcfrtnaH  Park,  Virginia  Water,  co.  Surrey. 

CHALMERS  OF  ALDBAR  CASTLE. 
Chalmebs,  John-Inous,  Esq.  of  Aldbar  Castle, 
For&rahire,  «.  his  brother  in  1854. 

Hinraffe.— As  to  the  orighi  of  the  Chalmers  In  the 
north  of  Scotland,  it  is  most  probable  that  they  are  a 
branch  of  the  dan  Cameron,  from  the  affinity  of  their 
arms ;  and  besides.  Sir  Oeotgo  Mackenzie,  in  his  gonealo- 
gical  manuscript  of  the  families  of  Scotland,  says,  "  One  of 
the  clan  going  to  France,  put  hia  name  In  a  Latin  dress,  by 
designing  himself  Ganierario,  which,  in  French,  is  "  de  la 
ohambre,"  who,  upon  his  return  to  Scotland,  was,  accord- 


C  H  A 

fng  to  our  dialeci,  called  Chambere,  wbioh  txmdition  (eon- 
tinuM  Sir  QooriTB)  i*  more  oonfirmed  by  the  fleur^e-lie 
carried  in  base  in  their  arms,  whioh  addition  their  prede- 
OMBor  has  no  doubt  got  wlien  in  France  for  some  merito- 
rious action  done  there." 

Derired  firom  a  branch  of  Chaicbeks  of  Balnacraiff,  was, 

William  Chalmxbb,  Esq.  of  Albar,  son  of  —  Chalmers, 
of  Aldbar,  Esq.,  by  his  wife,  the  eldest  dau.  of  —  Forbes, 
of  Poreian,  Bart  He  m.  Oedlia,  dau.  of  Blphinstone  of 
Glack,  Aberdeenshire,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  who  ta. 
Irrine  of  Inveramsay)  a  son, 

Patrick  Chalmbbs,  Bsq.  of  Aldbar,  who,  by  his  wife, 
Isabel  llndal,  was  father  of 

Patkiok  Cbalkkbs,  ^Ssq.  of  Aldbar,  who  m.  in  1801, 
Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Inglis,  of  VerriiiUs,  co.  Lanark, 
a  merchant  in  London,  and  an  S.  I.  Direotor,  by  whom  he 
had  issue, 

PATmiCK,of  Aldbar.  Johv-Inolu,  now  of  Aldbar 

Isabella.  Frances. 

Margaret- Anne.  tuphemia,  deceased. 

He  rf.  in  18S6,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Patbick  Chalmbbs,  Esq.  of  Aldbar  Castle,  J.  P.  and  D.L., 
funnerly  captain  Srd  dragoon  guards,  and  M.P.  for  Montr 
Toae,  6.  In  1802,  who  d.  .n  1854,  and  was  $.  by  his  brother, 
the  present  Jobb-Ivolis  Chalmbbs,  Esq.  of  Aldbar  Castle. 

^rm#— Arg.,  a  demi-lion,  rampant,  issuing  out  of  a  fesse, 
go.,  with  a  fleur<ie-lis,  in  base,  of  the  last 
CixM    An  eagle  rising,  ppr. 
Jtfotto— Spero.  SnK— Aldbar  Castle^  co.  Forfiu:. 


C  H  A 

2nd  dau.  of  Charles-Arthnr  Tisdall,  Esq.  of  Charles- 
foi-t.  Thi»  gentleman,  2nd  son  of  Claude-William- 
Col©  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Beltrim,  co.  Tyrone,  by 
Nichola  Sophia  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Richard 
Chaloner,  Esq.  of  Kingsfori,  assumed  the  surname 
and  arms  of  Chalonek,  on  inheriting  the  propei*ty 
of  his  mother's  family. 

Arms,  dte. — See  Chalombb  o/  Chusborovi^ 
/Seat— Kingsfort,  co.  Meath. 


CHALONER  OF  GUISBOROUGH. 
Chalokbr,  Robbrt,  Esq.  of  Guisborough,  co.  York, 
b.  8  April,  1813 ;  «.  hia  £aUier  7  Oct  1842 ;  m.  29  Feb. 
1844.  Laura-Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Butler,  Bart 
of  Garryhundon,  which  lady  is  deceaseo. 

ILtllca0f  • — ^Edwabd  Chalobxb,  D  J).,  one  of  the  cha^ 
IsiDs  to  Chablbs  I.,  next  brother  of  Sir  William  Chaloner, 
Bart,  (tee  Bxtbkb'b  Bxtinet  BarowtagtX  m.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  Dr.  HoTcdon,  prebendary  of  Canterbury ;  and  d,  in  ltt25, 
aged  36,  leaving  an  only  son  and  heir. 

Sib  Bdwabd  Chalobbb,  Knt.,  who  m.  Anne,  dan.  of  Sir 

B.  Ii^iddsby,  Knt  of  Waldrldge,  Bucks,  and  was  flither  of 

William    Chalokbb,    Bsq.    of    Guisborough,    who   m. 

Honora,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  David  FooUs,  Bart  of  Ingleby 

Manor,  and  had  isbue.    The  eldest  son, 

&>WABD  Chalombb,  Bsq.  of  Ouisborongh,  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  Sir  'Vniliam  Bowes,  ot  Streathun  Castle,  oo.  Durham, 
Knt ;  and  d,  in  17S7,  learlng  one  son  and  heir, 

William  Cbalohbb,  Bsq.  of  QuiiA>orougfa,  who  m,  Mary, 
dao.  and  heir  of  Jamas  Finny,  Esq.  of  Finny  Lane^  oo. 
Staffind,  late  ci  the  dty  of  Duiham.  and  had  two  sons 
sad  four  dans.,  vis.,  Wiluam,  his  heir ;  Bdward,  a  capt 
Im  the  army,  who  d,  in  1807,  ^  wounds  received  at  the 
storming  of  Monie  Fortune;  St  Luda ;  Anne,  m.  hi  1761, 
to  Edward,  Isfc  Lord  Harewood ;  Mary,  m.  to  Oenersl  John 
Uato,  governor  of  Londonderry ;  Elizabeth,  who  d.  wnm. ; 
and  Jane^  wife  of  Sir  Henry  Wilson,  Knt    The  elder  son, 

William  Chalohbb,  Esq.  of  Guisborough,  m.  8  Aug. 
1771,  Emma,  dau.  of  WilUam  Harvey,  Esq.  of  Chigwell, 
and  sister  of  Admiral  Sir  Eliab  Harrey,  G.C.B.,  and  left 
SsBoe,  BoBBBT,  his  heir;  Henry,  In  holy  orders,  6.  in  1791, 
vicar  of  Alne,  oo.  Tork ;  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  John-William 
BetbeO,  Esq. ;  EUnbeth;  Louisa;  Charlotte^  ta.  to  Thomas- 
Barton  Bowen,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  and  one  of  the  oom- 
mi—LMKWM  of  the  Court  of  Insolvency ;  and  WiUiamlaa,  m. 
to  Alexander  Wynch,  Esq.    The  elder  son, 

BofBBsr  Chaloitbb,  Bsq.  ci  Guisbeoroiagh,  h.  98  Sept 
1776,  m.  M  Jan.  1806,  Fianoes-lAura,  dan.  of  Thomas,  1st 
Lord  Dondas,  and  had  issue,  WQUam,  lost  at  sea,  in  going 
to  Jofai  his  regiment  at  HaUltex,  Nova  Sootia ;  Robxbt,  his 
bstr ;  Thomas.  Ueut  RN.,  h.  •  Feb.  1816 ;  Maigvet-Bruce, 
m.  to  WlIUam-Wentworth-Fltswilliam  Hume,  Esq.  of 
Humowood,  oo.  Wicklow,  and  d,  in  1840 ;  Emma,  m.  to 
Geoge  Sezjeantson,  Esq.  of  OnnphiU ;  and  Charlotte.  Mr. 
Chalcoer,  who  was  a  magistrate  and  defNxty-Ueutenant  fSor 
Yorkshire,  d,  7  Oct  1843,  and  was  «.  by  his  sen,  the 
present  IKobbbt  Chalokbb,  Esq.  of  Guisborough. 

Arm*    fla  ,  a  chevron,  between  three  cherubiin,  or. 

Crtgt, — A  demi-seawolf,  rampant  or. 

&ai— Longhull,  Guisborou^  North  Riding  of  Torkshire. 


CHALONER  OF  KINGSFORT. 
Chalonkr,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Kingnfort,  co.  Meath, 
J.P.,  6.  20  April,  1810;  m.  12  Feb.  1835,  Henrieita, 

lyi 


CHAMBERLAYNE  OF  MAUGERSBURY. 

Chahibeblatne,  Joseph -Chamberlatne,  Esq.  of 
Blangersbury  House,  co.  Gloucester,  6.  19  Dec  1791 ; 
m.  26  Oct  1824,  Henrietta-Catherioe,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Guy  Fairfax  (of  the  family  of  Lord  Fairfax), 
aud  granddau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Kearney,  D.D.,  by 
his  wife,  Henrietta,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Hev.  Henry 
Brydges,  brother  of  James,  Duke  of  ChaudoB,  and 
has  bad  issue, 

I.  Henrietta-Catherine-Elisabeth,  deceased. 

n.  Lavinia-Frances-Elisabeth. 

m.  Theophania-Caroline-Elizabeth,  deceased. 

rv.  Blanche-Franoes-Elisabeth. 
Mr.  Chamberlayne,  lately  an  officer  in  the  royal 
artillery,  assumed,  in  compliance  with  his  maternal 
uncle's  will,  the  surname  of  Chambeblatne  only,  in 
lieu  of  his  patronymic,  Ackerley. 

ILttUa0e.— This  family  is  descended  from  John,  Count 
de  TankervUle,  of  Tankerville  Castle,  ta  Normandy,  who 
accompanied  the  Cobqueboa  to  England ;  and,  on  the  sub- 
JugaUon  of  that  country,  returned  to  his  extensive  landed 
possessions  in  Noimandy.  This  ancient  famUy  of  the  Tan- 
kervilles  was  nearly  allied  to  the  Montmorency  branch  of 
the  royal  hoxise  of  France.  Johb,  son  of  the  Earl  of  Tan- 
kerville, being  left  in  England,  became  lord-chamberlain  to 
Hbbbt  I.,  and  was  father  of  Richard,  loixi-chamberliun  to 
King  Stephbv,  who  assumed  the  surname  of  Chambeb* 
LATNB  fh>m  his  office,  the  sign-manual  having  been  given 
as  its  warranty.  He  was  father  of  William  Cuambeb- 
LAYNB,  Lord  of  North  Ryston,  chamberlain  to  Hbmby  II., 
who,  having  made  prisoner  Robert  de  Bellemont  Earl  of 
Leicester,  had  pei-mlssion,  in  1174,  ttom  the  king  to  quarter 
that  nobleman's  arms  with  his  own.  His  grandson,  8ai 
RiOBABD  Chambbrlatkb,  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  heir  of  John 
Oatesden,  and  was  grandfather  of  Sib  John  Chambeb- 
LATVB,  distinguished  in  the  martial  reign  of  Edwabd  III., 
who  ta.  Jane.  dau.  and  heir  of  John  M orteln,  son  and  heir 
of  Sir  John  Mortein,  by  Joan  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Richard  Ekney,  of  Ekney,  and  was  father  of  Snt  Richard 
Chambbblatitb,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Beynes,  of 
Clifton  Beynes,  Knt.,  and  bad  issue.  The  eldest  sou.  Bib 
RiCHABD,  settled  at  Sherbom,  oo.  Oxford,  where  his  de- 
scendants continued  until  the  time  of  Jambs  I.,  when 
John,  the  last  male  of  the  branch,  d.,  leaving  two  daus. 
and  co-hehs:  the  elder  m.  1st,  to  Sir  Thomas  Cage.  Bart., 
and  2ndly,  to  Sir  William  Goring,  Bart ;  and  the  younger, 
m.  to  Nevil,  Lord  AbeigavenBy.  Sir  RiohaTd's  younger 
son,  JoHv  Chambbblathb,  Esq.  of  Hopton,  co.  Derby,  was 
£sther  of  Thomas,  whose  son,  Jobb,  m.  a  dau.  of  —  Elton, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son,  Johb,  fother,  by  Agnes  Keynes  his 
wife,  of  William  Chambbblathb,  Esq.,  who  m.  Elisabeth 
Fleming,  of  Dartmouth,  and  had  two  sons;  from  the 
younger,  WiUiam,  descended  the  Chambbblathbb  i^  Wide 
Aam,  Baronets,  extinct  in  1770.    The  elder  son, 

Sib  Thomas  Cbambxblatvb,  of  Prestbuiy,  co.  Glou- 
cester, ambassador  to  the  court  of  Spain  in  Uie  reigns  of 
Hbvbt  Vni.,  Edwabd  YI.,  Queens  Habt  and  Elbabbtb, 
m.  thrice :  1st,  Ann  Van  der  Zenny,  of  the  royal  house  of 
Nassau;  Sndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Luddhigton, 
and  relict  of  —  Machhie,  and  flrom  this  manisge  derive 
the  Maugersbury  branch;  and  Srdly,  Anne  Kirkeet,  half- 
sister  to  Anthony  Monk,  of  Devonshire,  granddau.  to  the 
Duke  of  Albemarle^  firom  whom  descended  the  Chambbb- 
lathbb pf  OddingtoH. 

Edmuhd  Chambbblathb,  Esq.  of  Maugersbury,  oo.  Glou- 
cester, Snd  son  of  Sir  Thomas  Chamberlayne,  by  his  2nd 
wife,  became  heir  to  his  brother,  Sir  John,  of  Prestbury, 
who  had  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thynne  of  Longleat.  but 
d.  $.  p.  Edmund  m.  Ist,  Anne,  relict  of  —  Moreton,  of 
Surrey ;  and  2ndly,  Grace,  dau.  of  John  Strangeways,  Esq. 
of  Melbury,  oo.  Dorset.  He  was  hi$^-sheriff  of  Gloucester^ 
shire,  d9th  Elizabeth,  and  d.  in  1634,  when  he  was  t.  by 
,  his  son  by  his  second  marriage,  ^CtT(> 


C  H  A 

John  Chambkrlatnb,  Esq.  of  Maugenbury  Hotiao. 
eminent  for  his  loyalty.  He  was  sequostered  in  the  Oreat 
IU)l>elIiou,  and  paid  £1,246  for  composition.  He  ta.  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Sir  William  Leigh,  of  Longborow ;  and  dying 
in  1663,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  CHAMBBRiJk.TMB,  Esq.  of  Maiigersbury  House,  who 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Walter  Savage,  Esq.  of  Broadway,  co. 
Worcester;  and  d.  in  1691,  when  ho  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Edmund  Chambxrlaynb,  Esq.  of  Maugersbury  House, 
high-sheriff  of  Olouoestershire,  4th  Queen  Amrs,  who  m. 
the  Hon.  Emma  Brydges,  sister  of  James,  Duke  of  Chandos, 
and  was  fktber  of 

Edmukd  CHAMBKRULYifx,  Esq.  of  Maugersbuiy,  who  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert  Atkyns,  Esq.,  and 
had  issue,  John,  his  heir;  and  Charles,  admiral  R.N.,  who 
d.  in  1810,  leaving  issue.    The  son  and  heir, 

Thb  Rsv.  JoHxr  Chambsrlayhb,  of  Maugersbury  House, 
m.  Martha,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Henry  Doughty,  Esq.  of 
Broadwell,  co.  Gloucester,  and  had  a  son  and  dau.,  twins, 
6.  19  May,  1766,  viz.,  Edmtjvd-John,  his  heir,  and  Euza- 
BBTH,  who  m.  16  Feb.  1791,  John-Hawksey  Ackerley,  Esq., 
barrister-at-law,  and  had  issue  two  sons,  Joseph  Chajib£R- 
LA.YKE,  who  inherited  Maugei-sbury  ttom  his  uncle,  and  is 
the  present  Jqseph-Chambkrt.aywb  CHAMBKaLATifx,  Esq. ; 
and  Charles-Henry ;  and  two  daus.,  the  elder  of  whom  m. 
Fetor-Joseph  Browne,  Esq.  of  the  family  of  (he  Marquis  of 
Bligo :  and  the  younger  m.  John-Crooke  Freeman,  Esq.  of 
Crooke  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster.  The  only  son  of  the  Bev.  John 
Chamberlayno, 

Edmukd -John  Chambkblayhb,  Esq.  of  Maugersbury 
House,  «a.  Cecil,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Dr.  Talbot, 
dean  of  Salisbury,  and  niece  of  Earl  Talbot ;  and  d.  t.  p.  in 
Feb.  1831,  leaving  his  estates  to  his  twin  sister's  eldest  son, 
the  present  Josbph-Chambbrlaymb  Chambbrlayvb,  Esq. 
of  Maugetabury  House. 

.i^rsw— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  chevron,  between 
three  escallops,  ai^g. ;  8nd  and  Srd,  gu.,  on  a  fesse,  engrailed, 
arg.,  between  three  griffins'  head%  erased,  or,  as  many 
crosses  patfe-fttch^,  sa. 

CrtMU— 1st,  out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  an  aas's  head ;  2nd,  a 
lion's  head,  erased,  chaiiged  with  three  trefoils. 

itfoMo^-Virtute  nihil  invium. 

iScot— Maugersbury  House. 

CHAMBERLAYNE  OF  STONEY  THORPE. 

Chambbrlatnr,  Hbnrt-Thoicas,  Esq.  of  Stonev 
Thorpe,  co.  Warwick,  J.P.,  higb-sheriff  in  1836,  6. 
23  May,  1798;  m.  6  Dec.  1824,  Mary,  only  child  of 
Edward  Tomes,  Esq.  of  Southam,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William-Tankbbvxllb,  6. 14  Nov.  1828. 

n.  Edward-Tomes,  b.  4  Feb.  1833. 

in.  Stanes-Brocket-Henry,  b.  8  Feb.  1843. 

I.  Emma-Caroline.  n.  Ellen-Bridget. 

m.  Thennuthes-Faoquier. 

Htltrage.— This  is  a  branch  of  the  distinguished  fomily 
of  Chamberlayno,  whidi  derived  ftrom  the  Norman  Counts 
of  Tankerville,  and  maintained  for  a  long  series  of  years  a 
leading  posititm  in  the  various  counties  in  which  It  was  es- 
tablished. The  chief  line  were  the  CHAMBBRLATirBB  o/ 
Sherborne,  in  Oxfbrdshire,  ftrom  which  derived  (through  a 
younger  son)  the  celebrated  Sib  Thomas  Chambbrlathb,  of 
Prince  Thorpe  and  Presbury,  a  distinguished  diplomatist  in 
the  reigns  of  Hbrbt  VIII.,  Edwabd  YI.,  Queen  Mabt,  and 
Queen  Elisabbth.  The  immediate  ancestor  of  the  family 
before  us  was, 

Edwabd  Chambbblathb,  of  Prince  lliorpe,  in  the  county 
of  Warwick,  Esq.  His  son  was  great-great-grandfather  of 
Stambs  CHAMBBBLATinB,  Esq.  of  Ryss,  in  Essex,  only  son 
of  Richard  Chamberiayne,  Esq.  of  Princethorpe,  by  Sarsh 
bis  wifb,  dau.  and  heir  of  Jefifery  Stance,  Esq.  of  Ryes, 
Essex,  «a.  in  1746,  Miss  Thermuthes  Smith,  of  Hoddesdon, 
00.  Herts,  and  had  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

Stahbb  CHAMBBBLATinB,  Esq.  of  Rycs,  m.  In  1780,  Mary, 
dau.  and  heir  of  William  Brookett,  Esq.  of  Spains  Hall, 
Essex,  and  had  Issue, 
Staves  (now  Bbockbtt),  of  The  Ryes,  b.  9  April,  1782,  s». 
EUxa,  widow  of  William  WooUett,  Esq. 
William,  ooL  in  the  army,  b.  12  Aug.  1788,  who  m,  Sarah, 
4th  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Preston,  of  FlaA>y  HalL  oo. 
York,  and  has  two  daus.,  Barah-Anne-Oliviaand  Caroline- 
Mary. 
John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Bast  Wick,  co.  Hants,  b.  26 
Aug.  1791. 

HKHRT-TnoMAS,  now  of  Stoney  Thorpe. 
Maria,  m.  to  James  Hamorton.  Esq.  of  Hellifield  PeeL  oo. 
York. 

Sarah.  Emma.  Horriet-Alida. 

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C  H  A 

I  ilmif— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  gu*>  <u>  ineaeutdieon  in  an 
orle  of  miUlets,  arg. ;  2nd  and  3r<i  go.,  a  chevron,  between 
thi-oe  escallops,  or. 

Creet— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  an  ass's  head. 

Motto — Prodesse  quam  conspid. 

iS^oe— Stoney  Thorpe,  near  Suutham. 


CHA3£BERLAYNE  OF  CRANBURY  PARK. 

Chambbrlatnb,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Cranbmy  Park, 
and  Weston  Grove,  oo.  Hants,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high- 
sheriff  in  1835,  6.  in  1805 ;  m.  in  1830,  Amelia,  dau. 
of  the  late  Qen.  Denzil  Onslow,  of  Stoiighton  Houho, 
CO.  Huntingdon,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Dkmzil-Thomas,  b.  In  1888. 

n.  Tankerville,  b.  in  1840. 

I.  Amy-Sophia.  n.  Francesoa-Marla. 

Mr.  Chamberiayne  «.  the  late  Miss  Charlotte  Cham- 
beriayne in  1831.  He  is  only  son  of  the  late  Rev. 
Thomas  Chamberiayne,*  rector  and  patron  of  Charl- 
ton, by  Maria-Francesca,  his  Ist  wife,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Robert  Walter,  RN.,  and  grandson  of  Uie  Rev. 
Thomas  Chamberiayne,  rector  and  patron  of  Charl- 
ton, by  Catherine  Crossweller  his  wife. 

Amu  Qn.,  an  Inesoutcheon,  arg.,  within  an  orie  of 
mullets,  or. 

Orat—Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or.,  an  ass*s  head,  aig. 

Motto— Hon  potior  macuUL 

iSMts— Cranburv  Park,  near  Winchester;  and  Weston 
Orove,  near  Southampton. 


CHAMBERS  OF  FOX  HALL. 

Chambebs,  John,  Esq.  of  Fox  Hall,  co.  Donegal, 
J.P.,  b,  21  March,  1793;  m.  14  July,  1826,  Anne, 
eldest  dau.  of  Charles  Calhoun,  Esq.  of  Letter- 
Kenny,  and  has  issue, 

L  Bbookk-Rtnd,  b.  1834.         n.  Charles-Patton,  b.  1836. 

m.  Daniel,  b.  184S.  iv.  John,  b.  1846. 

T.  William-Orove,  b.  1848.        ti.  Henxy-Elllaon,  (.  1850. 

X.  Anne-Henrietta. 

l^Cnrage.— This  family  claims  to  be  a  brsncfa  of  the 
ancient  Scottish  house  of  Chambers  or  Chalmers. 

Bboo^b  Chambsbs,  Esq.  of  Rock  Hill,  oo.  Donegal,  J.P., 
m.  in  1728,  Letitia.  dau.  of  Col.  Daniel  M'NeiU,  of  Binion, 
and  of  Tynan,  Aigyllshire,  N.B.,  and  had  (with  three  daus., 
Anne,  Frances,  and  Isabella)  a  son, 

Dahibl  Chambebs,  Esq.  of  Bock  Hill,  J.P.,  who  m.  in 
1752,  IsaheUa,  only  dau.  of  John  Davis,  Esq.  of  Enity  and 
G^ypagfa,  and  Old  Orange,  oo.  Kilkenny,  and  had  Issue, 
Bbookb,  his  heir;  John;  William;  Gatherine-Letitia-Iaa- 
hella;  and  Susannah.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Bbookk  Chambkbs,  Esq.  of  Bock  Hill,  J.P.,  high-shorlff 
of  Donegal  In  1798,  n,  in  1789,  Maiigaret,  eldest  dau.  of 
Charles  Colhoun,  Esq.  of  Letterkenny,  and  granddau.  of 
William  Richardson,  Esq.  of  Drum,  oo.  Tyrone,  and  by  bar 
had  Issue, 

Danikl,  of  Lougfaveagh,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  higfa-sheriff  In 
1889,  m.  181A,  Siaabeth-Bebecca,  only  dau.  of  John-WU- 
liam  Beyton,  Esq.,  M.D..  and  d.  t.  p.  8  Oct  1850. 

Charies,  6.  in  1791,  d  in  the  B.I.C.S.  in  1816. 

John,  now  of  Fox  Hall. 

Jane-Mary,  m.  In  1810,  to  John-W.  Patton,  capt  B.I.C.S. 

IsabelliL  m.  In  Jan.  1815,  to  Oen.  Mossom  Boyd,  of  the 

Bengal  army. 

.^rHis— Aig.,  a  demi-llon.  Issuing  from  a  fesse,  gu.,  a  fleur- 
de-lis,  in  base,  of  the  hkst 
Crek — ^A  fidoon.  dose,  belled,  ppr. 
Jfotto— Spero  dum  spiro. 
iSeut— Lougveagh,  Church  HUl,  LetteiiEenny. 


CHAMBRE  OF  HAWTHORN  HILL. 

Chambrb,  Mbrbdith,  Esq.  of  Hawthorn  Hill,  oo. 
Armaffh,  J.P.,  b.  15  May,  1814 ;  m.  4  April,  1843, 
Mabella,  only  dao.  of  Kenriok-Morris  Jones,  Esq.  of 
Moneyglass  House,  oo.  Antrim,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Hmrr-WALSR,  b.  1844. 

n.  Keniiok-HamUton,  5. 1846. 


*  William  CBAMBXRLAnr,  solicitor  to  the  Treasury  and  to 
the  Boyal  Mint  cousin  of  Thomas  Chamberiayne,  Esq.  of 
Charlton,  left  one  son  and  two  daus.,  vis., 

William,  of  Weston  Orove  and  Craabury  Park,  Hants, 
M.P.  for  Southampton,  who  </.  unm.  10  Deo.  1S30. 

Mary,  who  d.  tmsi.  CoARLom,  who  d.  unm,  in  1831. 


0  H  A 


C  H  A 


m.  Thomas-Monis-Hamilton-Joiiefl,  b.  1847. 
L  Bobeooa.  n.  Mabella. 

HCntAfff  • — ^This  is  a  bnmeh  of  tho  ancient  Bhropahire 
fiitmfl J  of  Cbambrb  iff  PettoH, 

Hust-Caioott  Chambrb,  Esq.  (eldest  son  of  Cs^.  Csl- 
eott  Chambr^  of  Wexford,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Oliver 
Walsh,  Baq.  oi  DoUardatown,  and  grandson  of  Caloott 
Chambr^,  Esq.  of  Coolatrundle,)  m.  Aiuia-Maria,  eldest  dau« 
and  co-heir  of  William  Meredith,  Esq.,  and  had  (with  other 
dildren,  who  d.  «am.,  three  dans.,  Ellinor,  m.  to  George 
Dsker.  of  Athy,  oo.  Kildare,  Esq. ;  Anne,  m.  to  Ideut-CoL 
Wmiam  ConoUy,  18th  foot ;  and  Henrietta,  ia.  to  Wm.  Mad- 
den, Esq.)  a  son  and  successor, 

Mkrcdith-Gaxxjott  Chamb&s,  Esq.  of  Hawthorn  Hill, 
who  m.  90  Joly,  1785,  Maigaxet,  2nd  dan.  and  co-heir  of 
Oeoige  Talkner,  oo.  Dablin,  Esq.,  end  had  issue, 

HuxT- Walsh,  heir  to  his  ftither. 

WilUam,  nu^or  in  the  armr,  and  senior  capt.  in  11th  foot 

Maria,  m,  to  the  Ber.  Robert  Henry,  rector  of  Joins- 

bosough,  CO.  Armagh. 

Mr.  Chambrtf  d,  8  Feb.  181S.  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

HuvT- Walsh  Chaxbbs,  Esq.'  of  Hawthorn  Hill,  6.  9  Dec. 
1787,  m.  16  May,  1813,  Rebecca,  only  dau.  of  William  Upton, 
of  BaUynabeamey,  oo.  Tiimerlck,  Esq.,  a  branch  of  Lord 
Tompletown's  family,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Msredith,  now  of  Hawthorn  HiU. 

EL  William,  married.        m.  Hunt- Walsh.        iv.  John. 

I.  Gstherine,  m.  to  George- W.  Leech,  Esq.  of  Rathkeale. 

n.  Anna-Maria^  m.  to  Chailes  Leech,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law. 

in.  Rebecca. 

IT.  Margaret-EUzabeth,  m.  to  Townley- William  Hardman, 

rTc&iTia-HenTietta- Agnes,  m.  to  Robert  Crookshank,  Esq. 

TL  Mary-Franoea. 

Tn.  Jane-Hunt,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Hmry-Wray  Young. 
Mr.  Ghamtar6  was  captain  in  the  Armagh  Yeomanry,  and  a 
magistimte  for  tiie  oo.  of  Armsgh,  for  which  he  served  as 
high-shetiiH 

Armu  Aa.,  a  dexter  armed  arm,  embowed,  or,  the  hand 
grayling  the  staDc  of  a  red  rose,  slipped  and  leaved,  ppr. 

Crut — A  greyhound's  head,  erased,  axa.,  coUax^  as., 
thsreftom  a  cord  knotted,  and  terminated  by  a  ring,  ur. 

Ifotto— Tutamen  mtlchris. 

Aia<— Hawthorn  Hill,  near  Newry,  co.  Armagh. 


CHAMPERNOWNE  OF  DARTINGTON. 

Champbrkownb,  Arthub,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  co. 
Deron,  b,  19  March,  1889. 

ILtntafff • — ^The  fkroily  of  Champkhnowvc,  which,  in 
sfdendour  of  descent,  yields  to  few  in  the  west  of  En^^and, 
was  originally  called  Campo  Abmitlphi  ;  and  the  first  mem- 
befs  sent  to  parliament  by  the  co.  of  Cornwall  were  William 
de  Osaqto-Amulphi  and  Reginald  Beville. 

Sib  Ahtbub  Champsbhowke,  living  temp.  Hbvbt  VIII., 
ted  son  of  Sir  Philip  Champemowne,  Knt.  of  Modbuiy,  by 
Katherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Edmund  Carew,  exchanged, 
eariy  in  the  reign  of  Elizabeth,  the  lordship  of  Folsloe  for 
that  of  Dartingtcm,  in  the  co.  of  Devon,  and  seated  himself 
there,  where  his  descendants  have  since  remained.  He  m. 
Msiy,  dan.  of  Henxy  Norrdys,  fitther  of  Henry,  Baron  Nor- 
rqrs  of  Bycote,  and  widow  of  Sir  Geoige  Carew,  by  whom 
he  had  (with  a  dau.,  Elisabeth,  m.  in  157<S  to  Sir  Edward 
Seymour,  Bart.)  a  son, 

Qawbv  Cbampbbnowhb,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  in  Devon, 
who  m.  the  Lady  Gabrielle,  dau.  of  the  Count  Montgomerie, 
in  FrsDce^  and  left  (with  several  daus.,  one  of  whom  m. 
Bkhard  HUlersdon,  of  MemUand,  and  another,  Ursula,  Sir 
Genrd  Sams,  of  Essex)  a  son, 

Abtbub  Chamfbbvowitb,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  living  in 
16)0,  who  m.  Bridget,  dau.  of  Thomas  Fulfoid,  Esq.  of  Ful- 
fonl,  in  Devon,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Abthub  Cbampebmowvb,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  living  in 
1678,  who  M.  Maigaret,  dan.  and  eventuaUy  co-heir  of  Sir 
John  Fowell,  Bart,  of  Fowellsoombe,  M.P.,  colonel  of  foot 
in  the  ssiilce  of  the  Parliament,  and  Governor  of  Totnes. 
By  hsr  Mr.  Champemowne  had  eight  sons.    The  eldest  son, 

^hf^A^'^  Champkbkowkb,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  dying  unm. 
in  16P6,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Abthub  CHAMrBBHOWiiB,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  who  m. 
Bissbeth,  ted  dan.  of  Francis  Courtenay,  Esq.,  who  d,  in 
1669,  eldest  son  of  Sir  William  Courtenay,  of  Powderham, 
Md  dying  in  1717.  left  (with  a  dau.,  Elisabeth,  wife  of 
Gabrisl  Yard,  Bsq.  of  Stoke  Gabriel)  two  sons :  the  younger 
Ftaods,  rector  ot  Dartington,  d.  vnm. ;  the  elder, 

Abtbub  Chamfkbhowvb,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  m.  Jane, 
dsn.  of  John  HoOiDgB,  M.D.,  physician  to  Gbobob  IL,  and 
Mag  in  April.  176d,  left  an  only  dao.  sad  heiress, 
193 


Jahb  Crakpkbnowvb,  of  Dartington,  who  ta.  the  Ber. 
Richard  Harington,  ted  son  of  Sir  James  Harington,  Bart, 
of  Ridlington.  and  by  that  gentleman  (who  n.  tedly.  Miss 
Hussey,  of  Truro,  and  Srdly,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Abraham 
Chambers,  Esq.  of  Totteridge,  and  reUct  of  William  Hallett. 
Bsq.)  had  a  son  and  successor, 

Abthub  Habimoton,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  who  assumed 
the  surname  and  ai*ms  of  Champebmownb.  He  m.  in  1806, 
Louisa,  dau.  of  John  Bullei-,  Esq.  of  Morval,  in  the  co.  of 
Devon,  and  had  issue,  Hbkbt,  his  heir;  Richard,  m.  Elisa- 
beth Keble,  and  has  two  sons  and  a  dau. ;  John,  d.  in  1887 ; 
Jane,  la.  to  the  Rev.  WilUam  Martin,  late  vicar  of  Staver- 
ton  ;  Louisa ;  Caroline,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Isaac  Williams ;  and 
Maria,  ia.  to  Charies-HerfoertMallock,  Esq.  Mr.  (Harington) 
Champemowne,  M.P.  for  Saltash  in  1806,  end  high-sheiUT 
of  Devon  in  1811,  d,  in  1819,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Hbnbt  Champbbkowmb,  Esq.  of  Dartington,  6..  14  Sept. 
1815,  who  ia.  24  April,  1838,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Sir  Antony 
Buller,  and  d.  24  May,  1851,  leaving  issue,  Abthub,  now  of 
Dartington ;  Henry,  b.  21  May,  1840,  Walter,  b.  8  Sept. 
1848 ;  OuoUne ;  Elinor;  and  Margaret. 

Arm$—0\i.,  a  saltier,  vair,  between  twelve  billets,  or. 

CWc^— A  swan,  sitting,  ppr.,  holding  in  the  beak  a  horse- 
shoe. 

£ecU— Dartington  House,  near  Totnes. 

CHAPLIN  OF  BLANKNEY. 
Chaplin,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Blankney  and  Tath- 
well,  00.  Lincoln,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  late  M.P.  for  Lin- 
cohishire,  6.  21  April,  1786;  m.  17  Sept.,  1812, 
Caroline,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Henry  Fane,  of  Fulbeck. 
9^intKQt* — ^The  family  of  Chaplin,  long  of  high  consi- 
deration in  Lincolnshire,  derives  fh>m 

Sib  Fbakois  Chaplin,  slderman  of  London,  lord  mayor 
in  1677.  He  m.  and  had  issue,  Johk,  his  heir;  Charles ; 
Robert  (Sir)  created  a  baronet,  with  limitation  to  his  grand- 
nephew  John ;  Anne ;  Elizabeth.    The  eldest  son, 

JoHir  Chaplih,  Esq.,  6.  29  Jsn.  1657,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  Sir  John  Hamby,  of  Tathwell,  snd  by  her  had  issue, 
L  PoBTBB,  who  fa.  Anne  Sherwin,  and  had  issue, 
1  JoHB  (Sir),  who  t.  his  nandunde  as  ted  btirt. :  his  only 
child  (a  posthumous  dau.)  m.  —  Gregory,  Esq.  of  War- 
wickshire. 

1  Elizabetii,  m.  to  Edward  Aysoough,  Esq.  of  Louth, 
a  Anne,  m.  to  William  Vavasor,  Esq.  of  Yorkshire. 
S  Frances,  m.  to  Charles  Fitzwilliam,  Esq.  of  Caistor. 
u.  Francis,  d.  in  1720. 
m.  John,  d.  in  the  West  Indies. 
IT.  Thomas,  of  whom  we  treat. 
I.  Anne,  ta.  to  Thomas  Archer,  Esq. 
The  youngest  son, 

Thomas  CHAPLur,  Esq.,  m.  Diana,  sister  of  Thomas,  1st 
Lord  Archer,  and  had  issue, 
John,  of  Blankney. 

Chablbs  (see  Chapun  of  TatkwM  Hall). 
Diana,  m.  to  Lord  Qeotge-Manners  Sutton. 
The  son  and  heir, 

John  Chapun,  Bsq.  of  Blankney,  m.  24  Nov.  1757,  Lady 
Elizabeth  Cecil,  dau.  of  Brownlow,  8th  Earl  of  Exeter,  snd 
left,  with  three  daus.,  Elizabeth,  Sophia,  and  Diana,  an  only 
surviving  son, 

Chablbs  Chaplin,  Esq.  of  Blankney,  M.P.  for  linooln- 
shhe,  b.  in  1759,  who  ia.  in  1781,  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Robert  Taylor,  Esq.,  M.D.,  and  had  issue, 
Chablbs,  now  of  Blankney  ani  TathwelL 
Henry,  6.  8  June,  1780  ;  m.  10  Aug.  1884,  Caroline-Horatia, 
dau.  of  William  Ellice,  Esq.,  and  has  issue  surviving; 
Charies.  6. 16  May,  1836 ;  Henry,  b.  22  Dec.  1840;  Edward, 
b.  in  184S ;  and  Harriett. 

Thomas,  b.  17  April,  1794;   la.  Mary-Millicent,  dan.  of 
William  Beeve,  mq.  of  T^eadenham,  co.  Lincoln. 
Elizabeth,  fa.  to  Vers,  8rd  son  of  the  Hon.  Henry  Fane^ 
ted  son  of  Thomas,  8th  Eari  of  Westmoreland. 
Emma,  d.  in  1888. 

Sophia,  ta.  to  J.-B.  Praed,  Esq.  ofTyringham,  Bucks. 
Louisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  B.-O.  Bridges. 
Harriett,  ta.  to  EusseU  Ellice,  Esq. 
Charlotte^  d.  8  Dec  1819. 

Arm^-^Erm.,  on  a  chief,  indented,  vat,  three  griffin's 
heads,  erased,  or. 

OreH--A  griffin's  head,  erased,  or,  goiged  with  a  mural 
crown,  vert, 

Seati  Blankney,  near  Sleaford,  and  Tathwell,  near  Louth, 
CO.  Linooln.  

CHAPLIN  OF  TATHWELL  HALL. 
CHAFLnr,  Frbdbrio,  Esq.  of  Tathwell  Hall,  oo. 
lincoln,  b.  in  180S ;  m.  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  Jamea- 
B,  Topham,  Esq.  of  Candlesby,  and  haa  lAsue, 

Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


C  H  A 

I.  William,  b.  19  Feb.  18M. 

n.  mohard-Fnoda,  6. 10  Oct.  1841. 

in.  Chariee-Edward-Pulteney,  6.  81  )£arcb.  1848. 

1.  GaroUne-Oeoigiana. 

l,(nf  a0r.— ThiB  ^  the  second  branch  of  the  Ohaplihb 
i^f  Blanknejf. 

Chablbs  Chaplin,  Eaq.  (8nd  son  of  Thomas  Chaplin,  Esq. 
of  Blankney,  by  Diana  his  wife,  sister  of  Thomas,  1st  Lord 
Archer.)  h.  27  July,  1780,  m.  BllMbeth  Thoroton,  of  Scrove- 
ton,  Notts,  and  had  issue, 

Chaiies,  d.  unm.  _    , 

Thomas,  of  Risek(dme,  m,  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  SirGodf^ 
Webster.  Bart,  and  d.».p. 

BoBBBT,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  But- 
ton, Bart,  and  d.  »  May,  1839.  leaving  three  daus., 
Ftenny,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Uowson,  of  Southwell; 
Sophy,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Olrardot ;  Oeoxgiana,  m.  to 
the  Rev.  O.  Barrow,  of  SouthweD. 

Francis,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Ohi^kHn,  Isq.  of 
Blankney,  and  d.i.p.96  May,  1838. 

Geoi^  d.  Hum,  4  May,  1836. 

William,  in  holy  orders,  of  whom  we  treat 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Blankney. 

Chaiiotte,  m.  to  Edward  Harrison,  M.D.,  of  London. 

Sophia,  m.  1st  to  John,  eldest  son  of  Sir  R.  Sutton,  Bart; 
and  2ndly,  to  Thomas  Wright,  Esq.  of  Upton. 
The  0th  son. 

The  Rev.  William  Chafliv,  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  Sir 
Richard  Sutton,  Bart  of  Norwood  Park,  and  d,  11  Deo. 
1888,  having  had  issue, 

William,  6.  ip  1780 :  d,  yoong. 

Charies,  in  holy  orders,  b,  in  1800 ;  d,  in  1882,  unm. 

Richai^  6.  in  1802  •  d.  in  1840.  unsi. 

FBBDBRia  now  of  Tathwell  Hall. 

James-Pulteoey,  b.  in  1807,  manied. 

Geoige-Aysoough,  in  holy  orders. 

Edward-John,  in  holy  oiders,  fellow  of  Msgdalen  College, 
Oxford. 

Battina-Mary-EUaabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Bacii  Berridge,  and 
d.  «.  p.  in  1826. 

^nn^^Brm.,  on  a  chiei;  indented,  vert,  three  griffin's 
heaids,  erssed.  or. 

Crett-^A  griffin's  head,  erased,  or,  muntty  goiged,  vert 

Actf— Tauiwell  Hall,  co.  lincoln. 


CHAPMAN  OF  WHITBY  STRAND. 

Chapman,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Whitby,  oo.  York,  J.P., 
F.R.S.  and  F.S.A.,  6.  21  June,  1798;  m.  24  Blarch, 
1825,  Maria- Louisa,  youngent  dau.  of  John  Hanson, 
Esq.  of  The  Rookery,  Woodford,  and  of  Great 
Bromley  HalL  co.  Essex,  and  has  an  only  dau., 

Bthkl-Mabia. 

Il(tua0e. — '*The  Chapman  funny,"  sajv,  Toung,  fai  his 
BUiory  qf  WhUb^,  **  resided  at  Whitby,  and  in  Tbum  Dale, 
prior  to  the  year  1400,  as  appears  tram  the  registers  and  rolls 
of  Whitby  Abbey.  The  late  Sir  Thomas  Chapman,  of  Ire- 
land, and  Admiral  Chapman,  of  Sweden,  belonged  to  the 
fatnily."  "  This  fomily  (we  quote  an  old  family  MS.)  was 
settled  at  or  near  Whitby,  in  the  time  of  Hekbt  III.,  as 
i4>pears  by  ancient  records ;  and  in  the  time  of  Riohakd  II. 
some  of  them  were  prosecuted  and  imprisoned  by  the  Abbot 
of  Whitby,  for  maintaining  their  Just  rights  and  prlTileges, 
but  were  soon  set  at  liberty  by  the  abbot  without  paying 
any  fees.  They  increased  much  in  a  century  or  two,  and 
many  of  them  woto  in  the  parliamentary  army." 

RooKB  Chapman  and  John  Cbapman  were  of  Tbum, 
near  Whitby,  Toik,  in  1881,  fhnn  one  of  whom  descended, 

Abkl  Chapmut,  of  Whitby,  b.  22  Oct.  1894  (4th  son  of 
William  Chapman  and  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Wil- 
liam Temple,  Esq.,  grandson  of  Sir  William  Ttoii^  provost 
of  Trinity  College,  DuhUn,)  s».  1st,  26  Jan.  1720-1,  Susannah, 
dau.  of  Qeoige  Lotherington,  Boq.,  by  whom  he  had  two 
dans.,  Blinbeth  and  Mary,  both  d,  i.  p.  He  m,  2ndly,  10 
Jan.  1727-8,  EUaabeth,  dau.  of  John  Walker,  Esq.  of  Whitby, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  8  Nov.  1736)  had  issue,  Jobk,  of  whom 
presentiy ;  William,  6.  29  Oct  1788,  d.  t,  p.  i  March,  1756 ; 
Esther,  m.  2  April,  1748,  Isaao  Stockton,  Esq.  of  Hawsker 
HaU,  oo.  York;  Mary,  d.  in  1837.  Mr.  Chapman  m.  8rdly, 
8  April,  1746,  Hannah,  dan.  and  oo-heireas  of  William  Gas- 
kin,  Esq.  of  WhHby,  and  by  that  lady,  who  d.  80  April, 
1706,  had  Airther  issue, 

I.  Abel,  of  Woodford,  oo.  Basex,  an  elder  brother  of  the 
Trinity  House,  treasurer  of  St  Thomas's  Hospital,  Ac.,  b. 
2  May,  1762;  m.  13  July,  1784,  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Daniel 
Bell,  Bso.,  and  Catherine  his  wift,  dau.  of  David  Barclay, 
Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  17  May,  1828)  had  issue, 
1  Abel  in  holy  orders,  b.  6  June,  1780 ;  m.  20  Sept  1818, 
Anne,  dau.  of  J.  Hubbersty,  Esq. 
8  Daaiel,  6.  in  17»0;  drowned  at  sea  in  1811,  #.  p. 


C  H  A 

8  William,  of  Newcastle-on-IVne,  b.  28  June,  1702;  m, 
1  April,  1816,  Jane,  eldest  oau.  of  Edward  Chapman, 
Esq.  of  Whitby,  by  whom  (who  d.  18  March,  1826)  he 
had  issue,  1  Abel,  6.  23  March,  1817,  m.  10  June,  1846. 
EliEabeth,  dau.  of  John-Oumey  Fiy,  Esq.  of  Warloy 
Lodge,  Essex;  2  Edward -Jolm,  in  holy  orders,  b. 
22  Aprfl.  1819;   8  William  -  Daniel,  b.  17  Jan.   1826; 

1  Martha-Holt,  m.  18  April,  1841,  to  Charie»-¥^wcett- 
Neville-Rolfe,  Esq.  of  Sedgefozd  Hall,  oo.  Norfblk; 

2  Maigaret-Rebeoca. 

4  Jonathan,  6.  13  April,  1796.  m.  in  Oct  1819,  Agatha, 
dau.  of  Jacob-Foster  Reynolds,  Esq.,  by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Robert  Barclay.  Esq.  of  Bury  Hill,  aud  by  her 
(who  d.  27  July,  1840)  had  issue,  1  Robert-Barcliy,  b. 
21  Nov.  1829 ;  2  WilMam-Henry,  b.  In  S«q)t.  1831,  d.  in 
Oct.  1841;  3  Chailes-Edward,  6.  6  Nov.  1832:  4  Abel- 
Henry,  b.  10  May,  1836 ;  1  Anna- Rebecca,  m.  6  March, 
1846,  to  Edmimd,  son  of  Sir  John  Felly,  Bart ;  2  Aga- 
tha-Elizabeth, m.  26  July,  1842,  to  Fnmcis  Blaud, 
Esq.;  3  Catherine-Rachel;  4  Maiy;  6  Emma;  6  Jane; 
7  Louisa-Frances;  8  Ellen. 

8  AlfVtxl,  b.  28  April,  1796,  m.  in  Juhr,  1824,  CaroUno, 
dau.  of  Sir  Flands-WorkmAn  MacNaghten,  Bart,  of 
Beardville,  co.  Antrim,  and  has  issue,  1  Alfted-Daniel, 
k  22  Feb.  1827;  2  Francis-Stewart  b.  in  1829;  8  Ed- 
mund-Henry, 6.  in  1831;  4  William-Hay,  6.  23  Sept 
1882 ;  1  Le&tia-Maria ;  2  Caroline-Matilda ;  3  AUcia- 
Hannah ;  4  EUza-EUen. 

6  Henry,  b.  26  Aug.  1797,  m.  at  Calcutta,  28  Nov.  1836, 
Priscilla-Susan,  dau.  of  Edward  Wakefield,  Esq.,  and 
has  surviving  issue,  1  Henry  Howard,  6.  26  Jan.  1838 ; 
2  Edward-mnds,  6.  in  1840;  3  Joseph -Oumoy,  b. 
24  May,  1842;  1  Emily-PriscillarRebecca ;  2  Haunah- 
Qasooigne. 

7  David-Barclay,  b.  28  Oct  1799,  m.  1st  Charlotte-Anne- 
Dorothea  Ward,  dan.  of  the  Ri^dit  Rev.  William,  Lord 
Bishop  of  Sodor  and  Man,  and  oy  her  (who  d.  in  Aug. 
1828)  has  one  son,  David  Ward,  6.  28  March,  1828.  He 
m.  2ndly.  17  Nov.  18*29,  Maria,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Robert 
Chatfield,  D.D.,  rector  of  Chatteris,  oo.  Cambridge,  and 
l^  her  has  issue,  1  Arthur-Oeorge,  b.  1  Nov.  1834; 
1  Peter-Oodfrey,  b.  in  1836 ;  3  Kyrie- Alfred,  b.  in  1838 ; 

4  Frederick-Barclay,  b.  in  1840 ;  6  Horace-Edward,  b. 
in  1842;  6  Spencer,  b.  31  March,  1843;  1  EOen-Maiia; 

5  Bugenia>8usaBnah. 

8  Frederick,  8.  1  Feb.  1801,  m.  in  Sept  1825.  .\rabeUa, 
youngest  oau.  of  Peter  OodArey,  Esq.  of  Old  Hall,  co. 
SufibUc,  and  Arabella  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Joshua  Row- 
ley, Bart,  of  Tendring  Park,  Suffolk,  ard  d.  «.  p.  in  1S38. 

9  Edward,  b.  28  Nov.  1804,  m.  in  Nov.  1827,  Maiy-Jane, 
dau.  of  James  Burnett,  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  George- 
Henry-James-Mowbray,  b.  in  March,  1834 ;  aud  Maxy- 
Qeorf^iaioA. 

I  Hoanah-Gaskin. 
-  2  Catherine,  m.  17  June,  1806,  to  Peter  Oodf^,  Esq.  of 
Old  Hall,  CO.  Suffolk. 

8  Emma,  m.  26  April,  1814,  to  Abraham  Rawlinson,  Esq. 
of  Fakenham,  oo.  Norfolk. 

4  Mary,  m.  in  Feb.  1823,  to  George  HiUhonBe,  of  Combe 
House,  CO.  Somerset  and  d.  in  1826.  6  EOen. 

t.  Mary,  m.  8  March,  1769.  to  John  Walker,  E«).  of  Walls 
End,  CO.  Northumberiand. 

n.  Hannah,  m.  to  Bartlett  Gumey,  Esq.  of  CdtishaU,  co. 
Norfolk,  eldest  son  of  John  Gumey>  Esq.  of  Norwich  (see 
GuiurcT  <tf  Ketwick). 

m.  Jane,  m.  6  Oct  1784,  to  Joseph  Gumey,  Esq.  of  Laken- 
ham  Grove,  near  Norwich,  8rd  son  of  John  Gumey,  Esq. 
of  Keswick  {which  tee). 

Mr.  Abel  Chapman  d.  18  Oct.  1777.    His  eldest  son  (of  his 
2ndinarriageX 

JoHK  Chapmajt,  Esq.  of  Whitby,  b.  27  May.  1732,  m.  9 
Jan.  1766,  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Mellar,  Esq.,  by  Jane  bia 
wife,  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  William  Oaskin.  Esq.,  and  by 
her  (who  d,  81  Aug.  1801,)  had  issue, 

L  Abel,  of  Stakesby  Hall,  oo.  York,  b.  14  Nov.  1767,  m. 
1  Jan.  1788,  Bliaabetb,  dau.  of  Wakefield  Simpson,  Esq., 
and  has  issue, 

1  Wakefield-Simpson,  b,  27  May,  1790,  «i.  1  Aug.  1814, 
his  cousin,  Dorothy,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry  Simpson, 
Esq.  of  Meadow  neld  House,  near  Whitby,  ana  has 
issue  surviving,  five  daus.,  EHsabeth,  m.  to  James  Wal- 
ker. Esq.;  Hannah;  Dorothy,  m.  to  Henry  Simpson. 
Esq.  of  Meadowfield  House,  near  Whitby;  Jane;  and 
Muy. 

2  John.  b.  24  April,  1798,  J.P.  for  the  North  Riding  of 
Yorkshire.  1  Jane. 

n.  John,  6.  4  July,  1769,  d.  t,  p.  3  Sept  1784. 
in.  William.  6.  6  Sept  1761,  m.  10  Oct.  1782,  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  Joseph  Anderson,  Esq.,  and  d.  2  March,  1840,  having 
had  issue  by  her  (who  d.  in  1788), 
1  John,  b.  9  June,  1786.  m.  22  Aug.  1809,  Sarah  AMerson. 
and  d.  12  Aug.  1838,  leaving  issue,  1  John,  of  Whitby, 
b.  17  Feb.  1814,  m.  6  Sept  1887,  Mary,  dau.  of  Bdwanl 
Chapman,  Esq.,   and   naa  issue  three  daus.,   Marla- 
Lomsa,  Harriet-Curtis,  and  Augusta-Maiy;  2  Thomas- 
Hall,  6.  9  Aug.  1816,  m.  4  Aug.  1840.  Ann,  dau.  of  John 
Campion,  Esq.  of  Whitby,  and  d,  10  March,  1846,  leaving 
a  son,  John-Heniy,  6.  12  April,  1841,  and  a  dau.,  Adi^ 
Florence;  8  Heoxy,  b.  1  Bt^t.  1820;  1  Mary<Anne^  mr 


Jigitized  by  V3OOQI, 


C  H  A 

14  Aoff.  1S41.  to  the  Rev.  Robert  OamBon ;  9  EUxabeth ; 

3  if*»in>*i,  ».  15  Feb.  1841,  to  Edward  Thompson,  Esq. 
1  «*nnaK^  m.  to  Bo^amin  Flouadera,  Esq.  of  Culmiug- 

toi^  CO.  Salop^  and  of  Yann,  oo.  York,  and  d.  *.  p, 

6  Aug.  1814. 
IT.  Bolwrt,  6. 19  Oct  Vm.  m.  Susanna,  dan.  of  Benjamin 
BovQl,  Biq.,  and  haa(wlth  two  daua.,  Jane-Bovill, «».  1st. 
SS  Not.  18^  to  the  Bev.  Bobert-Hopton  Smith,  and 
Sndly,  11  Not.  1841,  to  William  Brown,  Esq. ;  and  Susan, 
WL  1st,  14  Auff.  1828,  to  Thomas  Pogsley,  Bsq.,  and  Sndly, 
1  May,  18S8,  to  the  Bev.  John  CoraerX  an  only  son,  Bea- 
lamin,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Leatherhead,  Surrey,  6.  10 
)uty,  1798»  Si.  26  Sept  1882,  LauFa-Marto»  only  dau.  of 
Jonathan  WUaon,  Bsq.  of  Tootina  Common,  and  haa 
issuer  1  Bobert-Orahium,  6.  in  1887:1  Arthux^Drinkwater- 
Bethmie,  6.  in  18S8;  8  Heni>Mapleton,  b.  in  1841; 
1  Iiaar»-Mary-Anna  ;  2  Jane>Susan  ;  8  Agnes-Etisabeth; 
4  Eleanor-Oeorgian*;  6  Emily- Augusta ;  8  Edith-Jane: 
and  7  Margaret- Ann. 

T.  Heniy,  b.  17  March,  1764,  d.  mm.  28  Oct  1808. 
TL  Thomas,  of  Elsinore.  kingdom  of  l>enmaik,  b.  13  Feb. 
1706^  Si.  Ann,  dau.  of  Edward  Cleaver,  Esq.  of  Nunninff- 
ton  Hall,  oo.  York,  and  d.  28  Majxh.  1844,  having  had, 
with  three  daus..  Anne,  Jane-Frances,  and  Arabella,  five 
aoM,  1  John.  ofBlackhtath  Park,  Kent,  b.  in  1707,  m.  21 
Sept  1831,  Elisabeth  Haddan,  and  by  her  (who  d.  10  Aug. 
1S84)  has  a  dau.,  EUxabeth;  2  Edward,  d.  anai.  at 
BaUTia ;  3  WiBiem,  b.  20  Oct  1700;  4  Bobert-Cleaver,  b. 
12  Jan.  1803:  5  Henxy-Cleaver,  of  Liverpool,  6.  8  Jan. 
1805,  ta.  11  July,  1836,  Sarah,  dau.  of  James-M -Taylor, 
Esq.  of  Westwood,  co.  Ijmcaster,  and  has  issue,  Thomas- 
Henry,  ft.  18  Ai»11,  1837;  Arthur-Edward,  b.  2  Oct.  1844; 
Mary-Anne-Taylor,  Florence,  HenriettarCleaver,  Julia, 
and  Jane-Oer^ude ;  5  'Dkomaa^  of  Exeter  ColL,  Oxford, 
d.  wtm.  in  1834. 

Tii.  J^fisthan,  of  TootSng  Coiamoii,  Surrey,  A,   .Hii  H-.'|>t 
1J<;7.  Bi.  ar  A|iriJ,  179©.  Mmfy'Aiitio,dftiLOf  Robtjrt  Triyljr, 
,  «r  Tollman,  oo,  Hert^,  aud  d.  i  Nov^,  164(1.  au^i  nttf 
1  the  lAJtiily  vault  ikt  Snealon^  do.  York. 
raftn,  uf  wnoni  ]:iPM4>Dtly. 

__ _  of  Highbury  Park,  ^o.  Mlddlusfli^  J. P.,  MP. 

I^tiia  borout^  of  WbJtby,  f/.  t»  BejiL  17TI,  m.  £  June, 
Um^  ntmbfltb,  dttu.  of  Joaepit  Barkt*r.  Kiq.  ot  Whitby, 
iOkd  had  (fvitli  two  fhktu,,  Aiiu  i  aod  Jaitiia  H»tkr^  m.  20 
April,   1841,  to  Julm  Hubborrty  M«tthow«,  Eaq,  of  lin- 

Baik»r,  b.  27  F«Ijl  ITOO,  m.  12  Juno.  l§3i.  LiitJtei^  Affnaa, 
aldart  dauL  of  Tboma*  Sbntntoii,  Esq.  of  PLiitv^ik\%  co. 
Bowm,  Kod  ban  a  son,  Joufih^olkn,  b.  in  IHUl,  and  four 
daiu.,  EUjeabeth-Aum,  U>iiiiia-A^e^  ElkuMa^ifi,  ri,ad 
Mar«arvt^ai)0 ;  2  John,  b.  &  July,  IrHil,  d.  ut  C^itciittu.  10 
HflfT.  1816:  3  Edward  Henrv,  »>t  Hunriagiij  IImuhc,  Mld- 
Ahos^  adtTK^toruf  the  Uniik  uf  Eni^plniid,  J.  P.  for  Mld- 
lililj.  b.  le Jan.  imi,  m.  'JUs  April.  U2»,  Marv-^imhi^Qi, 
HiP.  or  Lancelot  t]aslo|\i«i  Esq,  of  IjctUy  Hqll,  co.  Wor- 
omUsFl  *  WUliam.B&bCTt^  b.  21  M^y,  1804,  Jih.  2«  March, 
IM'2.  OftrulijDtj-S^nLtv,  ddoHt  dan  ot  John  Fryer,  Estj  of 
Chaitfiiria^  co.  piuiibrsilgtii.  uiid  Iizli  iii«iie  a  aou^  Wdiuim- 
Binnrd,  A.  S2  F^b,  IMS. 

Z.  Beidjuain,  &   SS  Oct  1775,  d.  Id  Sept.  177». 

I.  BiMetli,  in.  to  TluimsA  QaU,  i^,  of  Brtxton  Plnc^p  oo. 
Safnf,.  4.  *,  p.  I»  l>ec.  ia3«. 

Q.  JmtAt  m,  iKt.  1(}  ApriJ.  17P4,  to  Izu^ifUD  Chaptiiua,  Esq. 
of  Whttljf .  iwid  Siniiy,  15  Jan.  1810.  JBTiawby  Cluavar,  Kaq. 
jmmg&rii,  Botk  9i  SAitiutd  deaver,  Diq,.  t^f  Kiuuuajfton 
Han,  CO.  York. 
Mr.  John  Chapman  d.  5  Jan.  1822.    His  8th  son, 

Bdwabd  Chapmaji,  Es<i.  of  Whitby,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  N.  B. 
TerksUre,  6.  1  Sept.  1700,  m.  21  April,  1704.  Martha,  eldest 
dao.  and  oo-heireas  ci  Thomas  Holt,  Esq.  of  Whitby,  and 
Esther  hia  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heiresa  of  Isaac  Stockton,  Esq. 
of  Hawakor  Hall,  co.  Toik,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

TaoMAiiip  now  of  Whitby. 

John^HeUu'.  of  Ua  worth  Fkfeti^  cid.  Dtiiimai.  h.  21  June. 
inm,  «.  i  May,  li^St,  Cicr^>Uno-i^ni)i,  3rd  djiii.  yf  ^nmel 
Walkar  Pirkw,  iUq>  af  Hootta  ilouaa,  c?o.  llurhJiui,  and 
has  taaUDv  Ed  ward,  b.  2ll  Fi-b,  li3Z :  Hoory-Piirker.  h.  4 
Mar^  1»3«;  Herbsrt,  b  31  Jiily,  lii^T:  KiJK^tuJd-lVajple, 
ftL  8  r^b.  1841 ;  Arthur  Ga^^aj^^e,  b.  -21  Ft»b.  184^ ;  Cu^ 
ifoe;  OarbUao;  Tho'.Hloflba;  nud  liarriiitrAdi^tiie. 

BdwanlrWiUiani,  &  U  Oct.  iSl^. 

Swam,  *>i  1  AprfL  18161.  ta  bor  cou^Uip  WlUbm  ChAnman, 
Mh.  atirtwta0tta-<m-fyne,  oud  d'.  IH  Mor^h,  1&^,  Earing 


.  6  Not.  1834,  to  WiiUam-Clayton  Wal- 
,  Esq.  of  St^la  Hall,  Dui^am.  M.  A.,  barristernit-law. 

both.  ».  ITOct  182^toti^eRev.BobertlVlor,M.A. 

rector  of  Clifton  Camvile,  co.  Stafford. 


Mancaret  d.  10  Aug.  1804. 
t,<i.^l89r 


11821. 

Maiy.  M.  ft  Sept  1887,  to  her  eonsin,  John  Chapman,  leq. 
Mr.  Edward  Chapman  d.  22  Jan.  1888. 

^rsM— Per  cberron,  erm.  and  gu.,  a  crescent^  oounter- 
(ihsiynd :  in  ehiaC  three  annulets,  of  the  second. 

Om  Two  apeare*  heads  in  saltier,  in  front  of  a  dexter 
sm  embowed  in  armour,  the  hand  gauntleted,  and  grasping 
a  btoksn  tilting  spear,  ppr.,  enflled  with  tn  annulet*  or. 

Jfstte    Qreecit  sob  pondere  vurtua. 

JbiMMM^-Whitby,  co.  York. 
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C  H  A 

CHARLESWORTH  OP  CHAPELTHORPE 
HALL. 
DoDosoN  -Charlbbworth,  John  -  Charlssworth, 
Esq.  of  Stanley  Hall  and  Chapelthorpe  H&ll.  both 
in  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkrfiire,  J.P.,  m.  Sarah, 
2nd  dau.  of  Walker  Featherstonhaugh,  Esq.  of  The 
Hermitage,  co.  Durham. 

.<<rBM  Erm.,  a  chevron,  ax.,  fretty,  or,  between,  in  chief, 
two  eagles,  displayed,  sa.,  and  in  base  a  mascle,  of  the 
second. 

CrtH—K  demi-eagie,  sa.,  the  wings  elevated,  fretty,  or,  in 
the  beak  a  mascle,  of  the  last 

Ifotto^^ustitia  et  virtus. 

£ea<»-Chapelthorpe  Hall;  and  Stanley  Hall,  West  Biding, 
Yorkahire. 


CHARLTON  OF  HESLEY9IDE. 

Charuk)K,  William-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Hesleyside^ 
CO.  Northumberland,  h,  in  1810;  m.  in  1839,  Barbara, 
dau.  of  Michael  Tasbui^h,  Esq.  of  Bui^ghwallis,  co. 
York,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WXLUAM-OSWALD,  6.  itt  1868. 

n.  Smeet-Lambert-Swinbume,  6.  in  1882. 

L  Ftances-Maiy.  u.  Amy-Mildred-Mary. 

l.(lieafl£.— The  fkmily  of  Chariton  of  Hesleyside  dea- 
oenda  from  Adam  de  Charlton,  lord  of  the  manor  of  Charl- 
ton, in  Tynedale,  co.  Northumberland,  a.d.  1308. 

WiLLiAif  Cha&ltov,  Eaq.  of  HealeyBide,  oo.  Northum« 
berland,  living  at  the  survey  of  1842,  son  of  Edward 
Charlton,  Esq.  of  Charlton  Tower,  in  Tynedale,  and  of 
Hesl^ydde,  luid  two  sons,  Bdwabd  CniStLTOir,  who  left 
four  daue.,  his  eo-heirs,  and  Matthxw  Chabltoit,  Esq., 
whoa*  sQoo,  WnuAX  Cbakltov,  Esq.  of  Kalinghsm  and 
Heeleyside,  la.  Jane,  dau.  of  WiUiam  Swinburne,  £^.  of 
Oapheaton,  and  left  two  sons;  Bn  Ebward,  the  dder, 
and  heir,  was  created  a  Baronet  in  1845.    The  younger  son, 

WiixiAM  Chaelton,  Esq.  of  Longlee,  m.  Ist,  Jane, 
dau.  of  William  Swinburne,  Esq.  of  Capheaton,  and  had 
an  only  dau.,  a  nun ;  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau,  of  Sir  Philip 
Muegrave,  Bart.,  by  whom  he  was  &ther  of 

WiujAic  Charlton,  Esq^  of  York  and  Longlee,  who 
purchased  the  whole  of  Hesleyside  from  the  heirs  of  hia 
uncle.  Sir  Edward  Chariton.  He  m.  his  cousin,  Elisabeth, 
ddest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  that  gentleman,  and  dying  in 
1882,  left  (with  a  dau.,  Margaret,  m.  in  1874,  to  Henry 
Daore,  Bsq.  of  lAnerooet  Abbey)  a  son  and  successor, 

Bdwabd  Cbarltoit,  Beq.  of  Healejrside,  who  m.  Masc- 
garet,  dau.  of  Sir  Francis  Salkeld,  Knt,  and  d.  in  1710, 
leaving  a  dau.,  Anne,  wife  of  Boger  Meynell,  Esq.,  and 
a  son  and  heir, 

Weluax  Chabltov,  Esq.  of  Hesleyside,  who  la.  Mary, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Boger  Croft,  of  East  Appleton,  and 
was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1738,  by  his  son, 

Edwabd  Crabltoh,  Beq.  of  Hesleyside,  who  m.  in  174(^ 
Teresa,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Swinburne,  Bart  of  Oapheaton, 
and  dying  in  1787,  left  a  son  and  successor, 

WnuAM  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Hesleyside,  who  m.  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  John  Fenwicke,  Esq.  of  Morpeth,  by  Mary 
his  vdfe,  dau.  of  John  Thornton,  Esq.  of  Netherwitton, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  12  March,  1883,  he  left  at  his  deceaM, 
in  1707,  an  only  child  and  heir, 

WnuAM-JoHH  Cbabiaon,  Eaq.  of  Healeyside,  b.  in  1784, 
who  «a.  in  1800,  Katharine-Henrietta,  dau.  of  Frances 
Cholmeley,  Bsq.  of  Biandsby,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1840^ 
had, 

WtLUAM-HBVBT,  uow  of  HesIeyside. 

Edward,  M.D.,  m.  in  1842.  ElixaJanet,  dau.  of  James 
Kirsopp.  Bsq.  of  The  Spitai,  oo.  Northumberland. 

Francis. 

Maiy,  SI.  in  186(^  to  tha  Marquis  Qlnaeppe  PMqysliiio,  of 
Faiuino. 

Eatherine. 

Mr.  Chariton  served  aahigh-aheilff  in  1887,    a»d.iAl848. 

^rsM    Or,  a  lion,  rampant^  gu. 

CVca*— A  dami-lion,  rampant 

Motttt    Sansvarier. 

<$to(— Hesleyside^  oo.  Northumberland. 


CHARLTON  OF  LUDFORD. 

Leohhbre-Oharlton,  Francis,  Esq.  of  Ludford, 
ca  Hereford,  h.  19  Nov.  17&0 ;  «.  to  the  estates  and 
representation  of  the  united  frimilies  of  Charlton  and 
Lechmere,  upon  the  demise  of  his  J^rother.    Mr. 

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Lechmere-Charlton  is  great  grand-nephew  and  pepre- 
Bentative  of  Nicholas,  Lord  Lechmere,  of  Evesham. 

ILitttHQt* — EuzABSTH  Chabltov,  dau.  of  Sir  Blundel 
Charlton,  Bart.,  m.  Bdmimd  Lechmere,  Esq.  of  Hanley 
Castle,  00.  Woroester,  M.P.  for  that  shire,  in  1734,  and  had 
a  son  and  heir, 

Nicholas  LxoHiCKaK,  of  Hanley  Castle,  b,  in  1783.  who 
t.  to  the  Charlton  estates  upon  the  demise  of  his  unde, 
8ir  Frands  Charlton,  in  1784,  and  assumed  that  additional 
surname.  He  m.  Susanna,  dau.  of  Jesson  Case.  Esq.  of 
Powyck,  and  had  issue,  i.  Edmuvd,  his  heir ;  u.  FbjlNOIS. 
now  of  Ludford;  i.  Emma.  d.  in  1809,  unm,  Mr.  Leoh- 
mere  Charlton  was  «  at  his  decease  by  his  elder  son, 

BnicwD-LBOHifBRS  Chaolton,  Esq.,  representative  of 
the  two  fiunilies  of  Lechmere  and  Charlton,  b.  80  Sept. 
17S0,  M.P.  for  Ludlow,  who  d.  imm.,  and  was  «.  by  his 
brother,  FaAjrcn. 

.rfrm*— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  or.  a  Hon,  rampant,  gu..  for 
CHABLTOir ;  2nd  and  3rd.  gu..  a  fesse  between  three  pelicans, 
or,  vulnhig  their  breasts,  ppr.,  for  Lsohmbbk. 

CreaU—i  leopard's  head,  front-fkoed,  gu.,  for  Chablton. 
Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  a  pelican,  vulning  herself;  ppr. 

8tal — ^Ludford,  Herefordshire. 

CHARLTON  OF  APLEY  CASTLR 

Charlton,  St.  John-Chiverton,  Esq.  of  Apley 
Castie,  CO.  Salop,  J.P.,  b.  29  May,  1799;  m.  Ist, 
7  Sept.  1820,  Jane-Sophia,  only  dau.  of  Thomas 
Meyrick,  Esq.  of  Bush,  co.  Pembroke,  and  by  her 
has  issue, 

I.  St.  Johk-Woluax.  ii.  Thomas. 

I.  Catharine^ane.  n.  Louisa-Catharine-Sophia. 

III.  Jane.  it.  Lucy.  v.  Dorothea. 

He  m.  2ndly,  24  Feb.  1842,  Anne,  8rd  dau.  of  Philip 
Charlton,  Esq.  of  Wytheford  Hall,  co.  Salop. 

ILflUaS^. — Sib  Alav  Chabltow.  Knt.  of  Apley  Castle, 
younger  brother  of  Sir  John  de  Charlton,  ancestor  of  the 
Barons  Charlton,  marrying  Margery,  the  heiress  of  Hugh 
Fits-Aer,  acquired  Witbeford  and  Aston  Aer.  In  the  6th 
Edward  II.  he  was  constituted  governor  of  Montgomery 
and  Wigmore  Castles,  and  obtained  permission  fix>m  the  king 
to  embattle  his  own  castle  of  Apley.    His  son  and  suooeesor, 

Thomas  Chabltom,  of  Apley  Castle,  had  an  only  dau., 

Aknx  Chablton,  sister  and  heir  of  Thomas  CharUon, 
Esq.  of  Apley,  m.  William  KNiaHTunr,  Esq.  of  the 
Fawsley  famUy,  and  had  a  son, 

Kxiohtlbt  Chablton.  Esq.  of  Apley,  Ceither  of 

Bobebt  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Apley,  sheriff  of  Shropshire 
in  1472,  eighth  in  descent  fh>m  whom  was 

Fbavoib  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Apley  Castle,  sheriff  of  Salop 
in  1665.  who  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Oliver,  Lord 
St.  Jolm.  and  was,  by  her.  great-grandfather  of 

St.  John  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Apley  CasUe,  b.  in  1733, 
sheriff  in  1757,  J.P.  and  D.L,  who  d.  in  1776,  learing  by 
Mary  Tampait,  of  Goudhurst,  his  wife  (who  d.  in  1767). 
three  sons.  St.  John,  his  heir;  Wiluam.  successor  to  his 
brother;  and  Phiup,  of  Wytheford  Hall,  co.  Salop,  b.  in 
1767.  who  t>».  in  1796.  Jane-Brady,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  William 
Bamett,  of  Arcadia,  Jamaica,  and  had  issue,  l  St.  John. 
v^  Julia,  relict  of  William  Ripley,  Esq.  of  Liverpool; 
n.  Philip;  ni.  Andrew;  rv.  Henry;  ▼.  John-Kynaston; 
L  Jane-Eleanor,  m.  to  Richard  Houghton,  Esq. ;  n.  Alida, 
m.  to  Thomas  Parr,  Esq.  of  On^penhall,  Hayes;  m.  Anne, 
M.  to  St.  JohU'Chiverton  Charlton,  Esq.  of  Apley  Castle; 
and  rv.  Frances.    The  elder  son. 

St.  John  Chablton.  Esq.  of  Apley  Castle,  high-sheriff 
in  1790.  fa.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  James  Payne,  Eaq.  of  Hayes. 
00.  Surrey,  and  d,  in  1802,  leaving  two  daus.  He  was  «. 
by  his  brother, 

William  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Apley  Castle,  'high-sheriff 
in  1807,  who  m.  in  1796,  Catharine,  relict  of  the  late  Dr. 
Thomason,  of  York,  and  had  one  son,  St.  John-Chitsb- 
TON,  now  of  Apley  Castle,  and  three  daus.,  Charlotte- 
Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Arthur-Charles  Verelst,  of  Aston 
Hall,  CO.  Tork;  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Hany  Croft,  Esq.  of 
Stillington  Hall,  co.  Tork;  and  Louisa,  m.  to  William 
Garforth,  Esq.  of  Wiggarthorpe,  co.  Toric.  Mr.  Charlton 
<i.  14  Jan.  1888. 

Arm*— Or,  a  Hon,  rampant,  gu. ;  a  canton,  sinistar.  Quar- 
terly:  1st  and  4th.  gu.,  ten  braants,  four,  three,  two,  and  one, 
for  ZoucH ;  2nd  and  Srd.  as.,  on  a  mount,  vert»  a  lion,  pas- 
aant-guardant.  or,  for  Fits-Aeb. 

Orett — Out  of  an  eastern  coronet,  or,  a  tiger's  he  d  and 
neck.  aflh>nt^  gu. 

fiMl— Apley  Castle^  co.  Salop. 
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CHARLTON  OF  CHILWELL. 

Charlton,  ThomasBrouohton,  Esq.  of  Chilwell 
Hall,  CO.  Nottingham,  J.P.,  b,  16  Aug.  1816;  m.  in 
1843,  dau.  of  John  Walter,  Esq.  of  Beurwood,  Beriu, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  NiCHOLAfrJoHN,  b.  in  1847. 

I.  Oatheiine-Mary.  n.  Alice-Isabel. 

ILixUKfSt* — ^From  the  beginning  to  the  dose  of  the 
fifteenth  century,  this  family  was  resident  in  St.  Austin's 
parish,  Watling-street.  London.  Eariy  in  the  following 
centuiy  they  were  in  Saudiacre.  co.  Derby,  and  the  earliast 
direct  ancestor  who  can  be  authoritatively  traced,  is 

Thomas  Chablton.  of  Sandiacre.  Esq.,  6.  about  1516, 
who  d.  in  1679.    He  was  father  of 

Thomas  Chablton.  Esq.  of  Sandiacre,  b.  in  16<K),  who 
m.  Catherine  Pym  (whose  family  were  then  of  Risley,  co. 
Derby,  and  Chilwell,  Notts,  and  were  said  to  be  related  to 
the  celebrated  John  Pym),  and  had  issue  eight  sons  and 
three  daus., 
Michael,  d.  wm,  in  1616 ;  fellow  of  Trinity  Cdlege.  Cam- 
bridge. 

Nicholas,  heir  to  Us  father. 

Thomas,  of  Risley  and  Breaston,  m.  Maigaret  Dalton,  of 
Derby ;  d.  in  1688.  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 
John  Chablton,  of  Breaston,  who  m.  Margery,  dau.  of 
Christopher  Psgga.  of  Rodsley,  co.  Derby ;  and  d.  in 
1674,  leaving,  vntn  other  issue,  his  eldest  sou  and  heir, 
Thomas  Chablton,  of  Breaston,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
—  Marshall.  Esq.  of  Scaldwell.  co.  Leicester,  and  by 
her  (who  m.  2n(0y.  Mr.  Bagguley)  left  at  his  deeeaae. 
in  1687,  an  only  son, 

John  Chablton,  of  Breaston,  Esq.,  who  m.  Dorothy, 
dau.  of  William  Boothby,  Esq.  of  Potters  Marston,  co. 
Leicester :  and  d.  in  1789,  aged  66.  leaving,  with  other 


children,  his  eldest  son, 
)MAS  Chablt< 


tohia 


Thomas  Chablton.  of  Breaston.  Esq.. 
relative  in  the  Chilwell  estate. 
Edward,  of  Sandiacre,  a  commissioner  under  the  Parlia- 
ment for  raising  616  men  for  the  Derbyshire  contingent ; 
m.  1st,  Amy,  dau.  of  Robert  Willmott.  of  Chaddeaden ; 
and  2ndly,  Miss  Hill;  and  d.  in  1666. 
Anne,  m.  Ist,  to  —  Handley,  Esq.  of  Wilford ;  and  2ndly, 
to  —  Hood,  Esq.  of  Bardon  Park,  oo.  Leicester. 

Thomas  Chariton  d,  in.  1681,  and  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

Nicholas  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Chilwell,  m.  1st,  Alice 
Handley,  and  Sndly.  Elisabeth  Ilackett,  of  Hunsden 
Orange,  oo.  Derby.  He  d.  in  1660.  leaving  (with  three 
daus.,  Jane,  m.  to  Philip  Pendock,  Esq.  of  ToUertou; 
Anne,  m.  to  Ralph  Edge,  Esq.  of  Btrelley;  and  Kliaabeth, 
fit.  to  Qeorge  Pole,  of  Heage),  three  sons,  Iliomas.  Nicho- 
las, and  Michael;  the  Snd,  who  was  of  London,  left  two 
daus.  and  co-heirs,  one,  Catherine,  m.  in  1680,  to  William 
Wollaston,  Esq.  of  Shanton,  and  the  other,  to  Mr.  Palmer, 
of  Wanlip.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Chablton.  Esq.  of  Chilwel],  higfa-sheriflT  of 
Notts,  in  1666.  m.  Tabitha,  hdrees  of  William  Nix,  of 
Nottingham,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1600,  sged  71,  leaving 
numerous  issue ;  his  dau..  Elizabeth,  m.  William  Cartwright^ 
of  Normanton,  ancestor  of  Mi^or  Cartwright,  the  reformer. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Chilwell,  m.  1st,  Luoy, 
sole  heiress  of  the  ancient  family  of  Dannett  (^  BrurUinff' 
thorpet  00.  Leicester,  which  estate  he  inherited  in  right  of 
his  wife,  and  2ndly,  Mary  Faun.  He  d.  in  1701,  and  left 
(with  a  dau.,  Sarah,  m.  to  Sir  John  Toppe,  Bart)  two 
sons,  the  elder  of  whom, 

Thomas  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Chilwell,  d.  unm.  the  year 
he  inherited,  sged  20,  the  estates  and  repreesrutation 
devolving  upon  his  brother, 

Nicholas  Chablton,  Esq.  of  ChflweU,  who  also  d. 
imm.  in  1748,  sged  66,  and  bequeathed  his  principal  estates 
to  his  kinsman, 

Thomas  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Breaston  and  Chilwell,  who 
m.  Dorothy,  dau.  and  heiress  of  O.  Sharps,  Esq.  of  Beeston, 
formerly  of  Bamby  in  the  Willows,  Notts,  and  d.  aged 
77.  in  1708,  leaving  an  only  son, 

Thomas  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Chilwell,  for  many  years 
Ueat.-ool.  of  the  Nottingham  miUtia.  He  d.  in  1808,  aged 
61,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  Chablton,  Esq.  of  Chilwell,  who  m.  Emma, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Peter  Broughton,  of  Tunstall  Hall,  Salop* 
by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Thomas-Bbouohton,  present  representativs. 
WeUes,  6.  in  1819. 

Caroline-Emma*  m.  in  18S6»  to  the  Rev.  8.  Fox,  of  Moriey, 
00.  Deiby. 


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C  H  A 

Mr.  ChazHoii,  who  was  high-flheriff  of  Notts  in  1824,  d.  in 
1831,  aged  5L 

Armi — Az.,  on  a  chevron,  or,  between  three  swans,  ai^., 
as  many  dnquefoils,  gu. 

Ort$h—A  swan's  head  and  neck,  erased,  arg.,  beaked,  go., 
gorged  with  a  ohaplet,  vert 

JHotto— Stabit  conscius  »quL 

5e<U— ChilweU,  Nottingham. 


CHAUNCY  OF  LITTLE  MUNDEN. 
Chaukcy,  Charles-Snell,  Eaq.  of  Munden  Parva, 
CO.  Herts,  6.  12  Jan.  1789,  high-aheriff  in  1841;  m. 
9  Aug.  1817,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Daniel  Beale,  Esq. 
of  Fitzroy  Square,  London,  and  has  an  only  dau., 
£liza-Sxxll,  m.  9  Dec.  184S,  Henry-Edward  Surtees,  Esq., 
Snd  son  of  Bobert  Surtees,  Esq.  of  Bedworth,  and  has 
three  daus.,  Elizabeth  -  Ellen ;   Caroline  -  Isabel ;   and 
Geo]:;B^na-Mary. 

%iXUtiSt» — OaoBOB  Cbauhot,  Esq.  of  Tsxdly,  Bury, 
and  New  Flaee,  Herts,  sixth  in  descent  ftom  Sir  William  de 
Channey,  Baron  of  Sdrpenbeck,  who  derived  tram  CSiaancy 
de  Chauncy,  near  Amiens,  one  of  the  companions  an  arms  of 
the  CoKQUKROB,  «a.  Ist,  Jane,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Corn- 
wall, Eeq.  of  Stebbing,  oo.  Essex,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1582) 
he  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  heir, 
HantT,  whose  son,  Hsnbt  Chauhot,  Esq.,  was  father  of 
Sot  HaxTBT  CHAUircT,  author  of  the  Historical  AntlquitUi 
tfHtrtfordakire:  who  d.  in  1719,  leaving  issue  by  his  first 
and  Uurd  wives.  His  son  by  the  third,  AbthubCha.viict', 
b.  in  1690,  d,  in  1761,  leaving  a  son,  the  Bbv.  Charlbs 
Chavuct,  rector  of  Ayot  St  Peter,  Herts,  who  m.  in 
'  17<KI,  Susanna,  dau.  of  Thomas  C^ton,  Esq.  of  Thorp 
Abbots,  CO.  Norfolk,  and  had  a  son,  the  Bbv.  Charlbs 
Chaukct,  vicar   of  Paul's  Walden,  who   m.    in   1800, 
Bebecca-Ann,  dau.  of  Thomas  Crawley,  Esq.  of  Welwyn, 
and  had  issue  a  dau.,  Elisabeth,  m.  in  1803,  to  John-Mon- 
tagu Poors,  Esq.  of  Wedhampton. 

George  Cbauney  m.  2ndly,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Edward  Welch, 
of  Great  Wim<nidley,  and  widow  of  Edward  Humberstone, 
Vy  whom  he  left,  at  his  decease,  1626,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Chablbs  Chaumot,  President  of  Hayward  College,  bapt. 
5  Nov.  1602,  who  m.  in  1630,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Bobert  Eyre, 
Esq.  of  Wilts,  and  dying  in  New  England,  19  Feb.  1671-2, 
left  (with  a  dau.,  Sarah,  m.  to  the  Bev,  Mr.  Buckley,)  six 
sons,  Isaac,  b.  in  1632,  a  physician,  who  m.  and  had  issue; 
ICHABOD,  of  whom  presently;  Barnabas;  Nathaniel,  in  holy 
orders,  of  Hatfield,  New  England,  who  «a.  and  had  issue ; 
KiwmtiMiT* ;  Israel,  who  m.  and  had  issue.    The  2nd  son, 

IcHABOD  Chauhot,  M.D.,  d,  at  Bristol  in  1691,  aged  66, 
leaving,  by  Mary  King  his  wife,  inter  alio*,  a  son, 

Chablbs  Chauhot,  Esq.,  6.  14  March,  1678-4,  who  m.  in 
1706,  Martha,  dau.  of  Philip  Brown,  Esq.  of  New  Buoken- 
hsm,  and  had  issue,  Chablbs,  M.D.,  F.B.S.,  F.8.A.,  who 
<£.  «.  j».  in  1777;  Nathahibl,  of  whom  presently;  Phiup, 
who  d.  «.  p.  in  1783;  and  Martha,  who  m.  William  Snell, 
Edq.  of  London,  merchant  (and  had  issue,  William  Snell,  of 
London,  merchant,  who  took  thename  of  Chauhot  in  17B0 ; 
Chablbs,  of  whom  hereafter ;  and  Nathaniel).  The  youngest 
son, 

Nathahibl  Chauhot,  Esq.  6.  in  1717,  m.  Mary  Justice, 
and  dying  in  1790,  left  two  daus.,  Chariotte-Maria,  m.  in 
1779,  to  Thomas  White,  Esq.,  M.D.,  and  Amblia  Chauhot, 
6.  28  Daa  1768,  who  m.  16  Dec.  1781,  her  cousin,  Charles 
Snell,  Esq.,  who  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Chauhot 
in  1783,  and  had  issue, 

Chablbs-Shbll  Chauhot,  now  of  little  Munden. 

Nathaniel-SneU  Chauncy,  m.  29  Aug.  1814,  Anne-Oram, 
dan.  of  CoL  John- Alexander  Bannerman,  H.  B.  I.  C.  B., 
imd  hasissna. 

Mary.  Charlotte.  Amelia.  Jane. 

.^rsw— Gu.,  a  cross  patonce,  atig. ;  on  a  chief,  as.,  a  lion. 


Crat---Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  griffin's  head,  gu., 
between  two  wings  displayed,  as.,  the  inward  parts  of  the 

"     —Dane  End  House,  little  Munden,  Herts, 


CHAWNER  OF  NEWTON  MANOR  HOUSK 

Chaw^er,  Edwari>-Hore,  Esq.  of  Newton  Manor 
House,  CO.  Hanta,  capt.  in  the  army,  Lp.  unattached, 
h,  in  1802 ;  m.  in  1830,  Miss  Amelia  Belstead,  and  has, 

L  Bdwabd-Hbhbt,  lleut.  77th  foot,  6.  in  1881. 

n.  Henry-Charles,  6.  in  1836. 

L  Blanche.  il  Constance.  ni.  Florence. 

MJXiVmt* — JoBH  Chawhbb,  Esq.  of  Muselane,  oo.  Derby, 
only  son  of  John  Chawner,  Eeq.  of  Muselsae,  m.  Anne,  dau., 
197 


CHE 

of  Edmund  Cbaloner,   Esq.   of  Marston  Woodhouse,  oo. 
Derby,  and  was  father  of 

Thomas  Chawhbb,  Esq.  of  Miiselone,  co.  Derby,  m.  in 
1730,  Sarah  Emery,  dau.  of  Bobert  Emery,  Esq.  of  Dove- 
ridge,  oo.  Derby,  and  had  an  only  son, 

Hehbt  Chawhbb,  Esq.  of  Newton  Manor  House,  J.P.,  b. 
14  Not.  1764,  who  m.  3  March,  1788,  Mary,  only  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Edward  Hore,  Esq.,  of  Esher,  Surrey,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  1848,)  had  issue, 
Edwabi>-Horb,  now  of  Newton  Manor  House. 
Chablbs-Foz,  rector  of  Blechingly,  oo.  Surrey;  m.  in  1826, 
Marian,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Imv.  Dr.  Richardson,  rector 
of  Dunmow,  Essex. 

Caroline,  m.  1827,  to  Thomas  Kerslake,  Eso.,  J. P.  and 
D.L.,  of  Banner,  near  Fakenham,  co.  Norfolk. 
Louisa,  m.  1832,  Robert-Henry  Payne,  Esq.  of  Bomdean 
House,  Hants,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Sir  Peter  Payne,  Bart 
of  Blunham  House,  Beds,  M.P. 
Mr.  Chawner  d  in  1851. 
ArvM—%%.,  a  chevron,  between  three  cherubims'  heads,  or. 
Crr$t—K  sea-wolf's  head,  o-ased,  sa. 
MoUo — ^Nil  desperandum. 
Sea^— Newton  Manor  House,  near  Alton,  co.  Hants. 


CHEESE  OF  HUNTINGTON. 
Chbesb,  James,  Esq.  of  Huntington  Court,   co. 
Hereford,  J.P.  and   D.L.,  high-sheriff  in   1852,   6. 
2  Oct.  1798 ;  m.  81  Oct  1821,  Anne-Bisse,  only  sur- 
viving child  of  John  Cowper,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  and 
has  an  only  child, 
Ahhb  Cowpbb,  m.  in  1868,  to  Thomas  Lloyd,  Esq.,  eldest 
son  of  Eyre  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Prospect,  oo.  Lhneriok.    ^ 

ILineaffe. — Edmxthd  Chbbsb,  Esq.  of  Bidgeboume 
House,  Kington,  eldest  son  of  Edmund  Cheese,  Esq.,  and 
grandson  of  Edmimd  Cheese,  Esq.  of  Herefoi-dshire,  m.  in 
1792,  Mary,  dau.  and  heiress  of  James  Watkins,  Esq.,  de- 
scended ftom  the  family  of  Watkihs  <if  Brtconthirtt  and  had 
(with  two  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  William  Baynton,  Esq.  of 
Bristol;  and  Ann,  who  d.  luim.  in  1833)  three  sons,  the 
only  survivor  of  whom  is  the  present  James  Chbesb,  Esq. 
of  Huntington.  The  other  two  sons  were  Edmuhd-Wat- 
KIH8  Cheesb,  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L.  of  Bidgeboume,  who  d. 
anm.  in  1S37,  and  Johh-Habeis  Chbbsb,  Esq.,  who  d.  «nm. 
in  1832. 

^rnurrAz.,  a  Hon,  rampant,  or,  quartering,  gu.,  a  chevron, 
between  three  spear-heads,  embrued,  arg. 
Crtti — ^A  lion's  head,  erased,  or. 
Motto — Omnia  fert  fldtas. 
^eotr-Huntington  Courts  near  Kington,  oo.  Hereford. 


CHEEVERS  OF  KILLYAN  HOUSK 
Cheetsrs,  Jqhn,  Esq.  of  Killyan  House,  co. 
Galway,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-shenff  in  1836-7,  6. 
16  May,  1790;  m,  20  Dea  1822,  Elenor,  eldest  dau. 
of  the  late  John  MacDonnell,  Esq.  of  Caranaoon,  co. 
Mayo,  and  has  issue, 

I.  MiOHABL,  6.  in  Oct.  1825. 

II.  Christopher,  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  barrister-at-law. 

m.  Joseph,  who  has  assumed  the  additional  surname  of 
MaoDohhbll,  purstMmt  to  his  maternal  uncle's  will. 

IV.  Patrick-Edward.  v.  Hyacinth. 

I.  Maria. 

%intli%t* — ^The  family  of  Cheevers  was  established  in 
England  by  a  Norman  knight  in  the  army  of  the  CoH- 
QUBBOB,  and  in  Ireland  by  Sir  William  Chevre,  one  of  the 
companions  of  Strfmgbow.  Of  his  desoendMits,  the  senior 
line  was  that  seated  at  Ballyhalv,  co.  Wexford.  The  estate 
of  Macetown,  in  the  co.  of  Meatn,  was  acnuired  by  the  mar- 
riage of  Sir  Christopher  Chevers,  of  Ballyhaly,  with  Anne 
Plunkett,  an  heiress.  Sir  Christopher  was  direct  ancestor 
of  JoHH  Chebvbb8»  of  Macetowu,  who  w^  dispossessed  by 
Cbomwbll,  and  transplanted  to  Connaught.  He  m.  for  his 
2nd  wife,  Jane,  dau.  of  Edward  Sutton,  Esq.,  and  had 
several  sons  and  daus.  ;  of  the  former  were  1  Edwabd, 
created  a  peer,  as  Visoouht  Mouh?  LsiHsrEB  and  B^nm  of 
BawunOf  who  adhered  to  the  cause  of  Jamqs  II,  and 
followed  his  majesty  into  exile ;  he  m.  Ann,  sister  of  Patrick 
Barsfleld,  Earl  of  Lucan,  but  d.  t.  p. ;  2  Andrew,  whose  male 
Une  became  extinct;  and  8  Johh.     This  last-named 

JoHH  Chbbvbbs,  Esq.  (brother  of  Edward,  Visooimt 
Mount  Leinster),  m.  ElUs,  dau.  of  Edward  Oeoghegan,  Esq. 
of  Castletown,  co.  Westmeath  (whose  mother  was  dau.  of 
Mathias,  Lord  Trimleetown),  and  by  her  (who  d.  31  April, 
1739)  had  (withjs  dau.  m.  to  Bichard,  son  of  Sir  John  Buike, 
Bart,  of  QlynucX  '(>ur  sons,  vis.,  Miohabl,  of  whom  pre- 


CHE 

Bently;  Edward;  Chiistophor;  and  Mathias,  lieutHSoL  in 
ihe  Spanish  service,  and  a  Knight  of  San  Fernando.  The 
eldest  son, 

MiOHACL  Chbeybbs,  Ebq.  of  Killyao,  co.  Oalway,  m.  a 
dau.  of  O'Flyn  of  Furbougfa,  oo.  Galway,  by  hia  wlfo,  a 
dau.  of  Sir  Bdmmid  Burke,  Bart,  of  Olynsk.  and  had  issue, 
John,  0.  «.  p.;  Christopher,. m.  the  Hon.  Miss  Nugent,  and 
d.  t.  p. ;  Htaoikth,  of  whom  presently;  and  a  dau.,  m.  to 
Michael  Blake,  Esq.  of  KUtuIla  Ototle,  oe.  Oalway.  The 
youngest  son, 

Htaoxhth  0HSBVBB8,  Esq.  of  KUlymi,  m.  about  1783, 
Hazy,  dau.  of  the  late  Patrick  I^ynch,  Esq.  of  Cottage,  oo. 
Oalwi^,  and  had  issue, 

John,  now  of  Killyan  House.  Christopher. 

Patrick,  m.  Eleanor  CaaheU,  and  has  a  dan. 

Mary,  m.  to  Michaal-R.  Flunket^  Esq.,  an  officer  in  the 
army,  and  deceased. 

Elisa,  m.  to  James  D'ArOT,  Esq.  of  New  Forest,  co.  Oal- 
way, and  Rockvale,  co.  Clare. 


^rNM--Gu.,  three 
Cre$t—A  demi-goi 
armed  and  unguMd,  or. 
if oM»— En  Dieu  est  ma  foi. 
i8M^-^Killyan  Houses  oo.  Galway. 


two  and  one,  saUant,  aig. 
arg.,  as  in  the  arms,  collared,  gu.. 


CHENEY  OF  BADaER  HALL. 

Chevbt,  Robbbt-Henbt,  Esq.  of  Badger  Hall,  oo. 
Salop,  h,  in  1801 ;  «.  to  hia  brotiier  in  1820. 

Srtnt age.— This  is  a  branch  of  the  great  family  ef 
CsxinT  (or  CbxtkiO  ^  Sktrtand,  in  the  Isle  of  8he|^>ey> 
founded  by  Ralph  de  Oaineto^  one  of  the  companions  in 
arms  of  the  Conqusrob.  From  a  sdon  of  this  andent 
house,  of  which  wm  Sir  Johh  Chutst,  K.Q.,  created  Baron 
Chbnkt  by  Hknbt  YIL,  for  hia  service  at  Boeworth,  de- 
scended 

RoBWtT  Chbnkt,  Esq.  of  MeyneD  Langley,  oo.  Derby,  son 
of  Edward  Cbenoy,  of  Toxall,  co.  Stafford,  Esq.,  and  his 
wife,  a  dau.  of —  Browne,  Esq.  of  Burton-upon-Trent  He 
entered  the  army  early  in  life,  and  served  in  the  Blues,  under 
tho  Marquis  of  Granby.  He  was  severely  wounded  in  the 
head  at  the  battle  of  Dettingen,  and  quitted  the  service  on 
his  marrying  Dorothy  Cheehyre,  an  heiress,  and  reliot  of  — 
Peach,  Esq.,  who  d.  soon  after  giving  birth  to  an  only  child, 

BoBXRT,  of  whom  presently. 
He  mi.  2ndly,  Bridget  Leacroft,  of  Wlrksworth,  co.  Derby, 
by  whom  he  had  (with  daus.)  several  sons,  the  eldest  of 
whom,  Edward  Chancy,  of  Ooddeeby,  co.  Leicester,  m,  Eli- 
sabeth Ayre,  by  whom  he  had  issue  a  son  and  a  dau.  Mr. 
Cheney  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff  for  the  oo.  of  Derby 
hi  1766.    His  eldest  son, 

RoBSBT  Chbnbt,  Esq.,  a  general  in  the  army,  d.  at  the 
age  of  64,  leaving  iieue  by  hlB  vrife,  Harriet,  3roungest  dau. 
of  Ralph  Carr,  Esq.  of  Dunston  Hill,  oo.  Durham,  whom 
he  m.  in  1799,  three  sons  and  two  daus,  vis., 

RoBBRT-HxNRT,  uow  of  Badger  HalL 

Edward,  a  captain  in  the  army,  unattstfhsd. 

Ralph,  an  oflScer  in  the  7l8t  regiment. 

Frederica,  m.  to  Capel  Cure,  Esq.  of  Blake  Hall,  oo.  Essex. 

Harriet-Margaret. 

Armt—Az.,  six  lions,  rampant,  aig. ;  a  Mnton,  erm. 
Crett—A  bull's  scalp,  arg. 
Motto — ^Pato  prudentia  major. 
Ami— Badger  HaD,  r  " 


CHERRY  OF  BUCKLAND. 

Chbrrt,  William-Oeorob,  Esq.  of  Buckland,  co. 
Hereford,  J.P.,  b.  18  Sept  1777;  m.  17  Mardi,  1817, 
Eleanora,  dan.  of  James -Saqkville-Tufton  Phelp, 
Esq.  of  O>8ton,  co.  Leicester,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Rosa-Edwyna,  m.  1  May,  1839,  to  Capt  William-Thomas- 
Rowland  Powell,  eldest  son  of  the  late  William-Edward 
Powell,  Esq.  of  Nanteos,  MJ».,  i^d  lord^lieutenant  of 
Cardiganshire. 

II.  Williama-Emma,  m.  16  May,  1844,  Weston  Cracroft, 
Esq.  (now  Amootts,)  of  Hackthom,  co.  Lincoln. 

Srtllf ase.— The  fiunily  of  Checfy,  fonneily  of  Shotted, 
brooks,  or  more  properly,  as  of  old,  Cherrle,  of  which  there 
are  several  Inandiee  renu^ning,  is  of  Norman  origin,  being, 
it  is  said,  descended  on  the  male  aide  from  the  De  Cheries, 
Seigneurs  de  Branvel,  YUlamara,  Beauval,  and  Yillenoourt, 
l(c,  in  Normandy,  and  on  the  female,  from  the  Bretons, 
both  ftunilies  recognised  hi  all  the  earlier  '*  RechertOiee,"  or 
Visitations,  as  of  the  noblesse  of  Nonnangiy.  A  branch  of 
the  ChOTies  at  an  early  period  embraced  the  Huguenot  doo- 
198 


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trine,  and  in  consequence  of  the  religions  psrseeutions 
carried  on  against  that  party,  migrated  and  settled  b 
England,  where  they  afterwards  beoune  possessed  of  consi- 
derable estates. 

The  great-grandfather  of  the  piBsent  W.-O.  Cheny,  Esq. 
of  Buckland,  Osorob  Chbbbt,  Esq.,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife, 
was  fiather  of 

WiLUAM  Cbkbbt,  Esq.,  b.  1098-9,  d.  1776,  aged  76.    He 
m,  Mary-Ann,  dau.  of  Peter  Breton,  Esq.,  of  an  old  and 
noble  Norman  finmily,  and  had  Issue,  William,  d.  vmm. 
Ge<nge,  m.  Susan  Cartels;  Pbtrb,  of  whom  presently 
Susannah,  n,  to  Hector  Rose,  Esq.;  Mary-Ann,  d,  imm, 
Elisabeth,  d.  itam.    The  youngest  son, 

Pbtbr  Chsbrt,  Esq.,  m,  in  1770,  Elizabeth,  youngest  dau. 
of  Oeozge  Becher,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d,  in  1818)  left  at 
his  decease  hi  1818, 

WiLLiAX-GsoaoB,  now  of  Buckland. 

John-Peter,  b.  tnl780. 

EUzabeth,  d.  wm.  in  1886. 

Amu—An.,  afesse,  engndled,  between  three  annulets,  go. 
CAie#.nA.  demi-lion,  rampant,  holding  between  hia  pawa 
an  annulet. 
Motto— Ch£riB  I'espoir. 
Saat— Buckland,  co.  Hereford. 


CHERRY  OF  DENFORa 

Gherbt,  Osobgb-Chablks,  Esq.  of  Deaford,  co. 
Berks,  b,  in  1822. 

JLinSUfHt* — OsoBfOK  Chbbrt,  Esq.,  formcny  years  Chair- 
man of  the  Victualling  Board,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Henry 
Curtis,  Esq.  of  Chatham,  co.  Kent,  and  hsid  issue, 
I.  Gsorqs-Frkdbrios,  his  heir. 

u.  John  Hector,  who  d.  in  1803,  leaving,  by  Catherine  his 
vTife,  dau.  of  WUham  Stratton,  JBkq.,  lour  sons  and  three 
daus.,  vis., 

1  Geome-Frederick,  who  m.  1st,  Mrs.  Irvin :  and  Sndly, 
Miss  Charlotte  Hughes,  by  the  latter  of  whom  he  had 
a  son,  John- William. 

2  John-Hector,  d.  unm.  in  1824. 

Z  Heniy-Curtis,  m.  Anne-Alida.  dau.  of  Mi^or-Qeneral 
Sir  John  Cameron,  K.C.B.,  and  has  iwue. 

4  Alexander  -  Inglik  m.  in  1827,  Geoigiana,  dwoL  of 
Evelyn  Gaacoigne^  Esq.,  and  has  issue:' 

1  Maria,  m.  1814,  to  Sir  James  Sutherland. 

2  Kittv-Rosanna. 

8  Charlotte-Cornish,  m.  1816,  to  Solomon  Nicholln,  Esq. 
ni.  James-Curtis,  d.  tmi».  in  1770. 

IV.  William,  d.  unm.  in  1788. 

T.  Peter,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  F^wnds  Boboon,  Esq.,  and  had 

issue. 

I.  Susan-Maiy,  m.  in  1791,  to  the  Rev.  Cfaaitas  Proby. 
IL  Elizabeth-Anne,  d.  unm. 
III.  Rosanna,  m.  1st,  to  Thomas  Blackford,  Esq.;  and 

2ndlv,  to  Homy  Sawbridge,  Esq. 
rv.  Hut- Anne,  m.  to  Qeorve  Rose,  Esq. 

V.  EUsabeth-Curtis,  m.  to  John  Goahng,  Esq. 

The  eldest  son, 

Oborob-Frbdkriok  Chxrbt,  Esq,  of  Denford,  m.  Martha- 
Maria,  dau.  of  Henry  Paul,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1799,  was  s. 
by  his  only  son, 

Gborgs-Hsnrt  Chx&rt,  Esq.  of  Denford,  b.  in  Aug.  1793, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  hi^-sheriiTof  Berks  m  1820,  m.  9  Sopt  1819, 
Chaiiotte,   2nd  dau.  of  Charles  Drake  Garrard,  Eaq.   of 
Lamer,  co.  Herts,  and  has  issue, 
Qborob-Charlbo^  now  of  Denford. 
Apsley,  6.  in  1832. 

Maria- Aune,  m.  in  1860.  to  the  Rev.  John  Butler,  rector  of 
Inkpen,  co.  Bei^  eldest  aon  of  John  Bqtler,  Esq.  of 
Kh«y  House,  Beiks. 
Caroline-Charlotte,  d.  unm.  1868. 

Emily-Jane,  m.  hi  186S,  to  John  Smith,  Esq.  of  Hollyfield, 
00.  Warwick. 

Amy- Elisabeth,  m.  in  1860,  to  Col.  M.-C.-Downes  St. 
Qumtin,  late  of  the  17th  lancers,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Wil- 
liam St.  Quintin,  Esq.  of  Scampeton  Hall,  co.  York. 
Ixmisa-Rosanna.  Rachel-Mary. 

Mr.  Cherry  d.  hi  1848. 

Amu— Ant.,  on  a  fesse,  engrailed,  between  three  annulets, 
gu.,  a  fleur-de-lis,  or. 

Cfral-^  demi-lion,  arg.,  holding  out  in  the  paw  a  gam- 
ring,  or,  enriched  with  a  precious  stone,  ppr.,  the  collet  In 
pale. 

if  otto— ChAis  Peepoir. 

iSMK— Denford,  oo.  Berks. 


CHESTER  OF  BUSH  HALL. 
Cheutbh,  Charles,  Esq.,  H.E.LC.S.,  present  repre- 
sentative of  the  Chbsters  of  CockcH/MlCfi,  b,  19  Aug. 
1803  {  m.  MaiSAret  FaiihfulL 


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KlUafft. — The  CRHrmM  ea^)ogrtd,  at  a  -very  remote 
period,  lei)ge  powmBiune  in  Deibyshire,  and  repreeonted 
Uie  town  of  Derby  in  parliament  ttmp.  Edward  II.  and 
Sdwasd  III.  Their  Derbyshire  eetates*  were,  however, 
expended  in  supporting  the  daim  of  the  Eari  of  Richmond 
(HaxBT  VII.)  to  the  crown. 

Sir  Robert  CHBBTKR,t  only  son  of  the  Laneaetrten, 
one  of  the  gentlemen  of  the  priry  diamber  to  King 
HRiaiT  YIII..  obtained  fhmi  that  monarch  a  grant,  by 
charier,  of  the  monastery  of  Reyston.  with  the  lands  and 
manors  thereimto  belonging,  in  the  oonnties  of  Hertford 
and  Onnbridge.  Sir  Robert,  who  was  Imighted  at  Wilton 
Vy  Edward  VI.  in  1662.  m.  Kathertne,  dau.  of  Ohristopher 
Throckmorton.  Beq.  of  Coorse  Court.  Gloucestershire,  and 
had  (with  other  iasue^  whence  the  Chsstbrs  of  €l<meuter- 
tkirt)  a  son  and  suooeesor, 

Edward  Chbstkr.  Eoq.  of  Royston.  who  m.  Katherlne.  dan. 
and  heir  of  Sir  James  Orsnado.  Knt..  equerry  to  HbtrtYIII.. 
and  had  (with  a  dau..  Mary.  m.  to  Edward  Thomborougfa. 
Esq.  of  Chaddeeden.  Bucks)  a  son  and  euecessor. 

Sir  Bobbbt  Chrstbr.  of  Boyston  and  Cockenhatch.  who, 
entertaining  King  Jairs  I.  in  the  king's  progress  from 
Scotland,  receiTed  the  honour  of  knighthood.  1008.  He  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Arthur  Oapel,  Knt.  of  Haddam  Hall,  by 
Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  John,  Lord  Orey  of  Faigo,  and  had, 
Edward,  his  heir;  Oranado.  and  Robert,  both  doctors  in 
divinity ;  John.  6.  in  1607 ;  Henry,  a  colonel  in  the  army; 
Katharine,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Ni^tangale.  Bart. ;  Anne,  m. 
in  1«91,  to  Edward  Raddiffe,  Esq.  of  Hitchin ;  Theodoeia, 
«k  1st,  to  Robert  Nightingale,  Esq.  of  Newport,  and  9ndly, 
to  Sir  Frands  Theobald.  Knt ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Samuel 
HiDiOn,  D.C.L..  of  lichfield ;  and  Frances,  m.  to  Qeorge 
ri;;ot.  Eeq.  of  Abingdon.    Sir  Robert  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Edward  Chbstxr,  of  Royston  and  Cockenhatch,  who 
was  knighted  in  1642.  He  m.  1st.  Katharine,  dau.  of  John 
Stone,  Esq.  of  Bradfleld  Orange.  Herts,  sezjeant-ai-law, 
and  had,  John,  who  predeceased  his  fiither,  leaving  issue, 
whose  detKendants  alienated  the  Royston  property ;  Anne, 
m.  1st,  to  Robert  Bade,  M.D.,  and  2ndly,  to  Henry  Hoogan, 
M.D. ;  and  Cedlia.  m.  to  Thomas  Turner.  Esq.  of  Walden. 
Sir  Edward  tn.  2nd]y.  Anne,  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Peter 
Saltonatall,  Knt  of  Barkway,  oo.  Herts;  and  dying  in  1664, 
left  by  her  a  son. 

Edward  Chbbtrr.  Esq.  of  Barkway  and  CockenhaU^, 
sheriiT  of  Herts  in  1666.  who  ta.  Judith,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Edward  Wright,  Esq.  of  Finley.  in  Nottinghamshire,  and 
had  (with  four  dana.)  two  sons,  via.,  Robert,  who  alienated 
an  the  remaining  estates :  he  m.  twice,  and  left  several 
children  by  his  Snd  wife ;  and  Peter,  of  whom  preeently. 
Edward  Chester,  of  Barkway,  d.  21  May,  1718.  His 
younger  son, 

Thr  Rrv.  Prtsr  Chrstbr,  D.D.,  rector  of  Heydon,  In 
Enoex,  bapt  at  Barkway.  10  July.  1678;  m.  Sarah,  2nd 
Am.  ot  Richard  Webb,  Esq.  of  Cavenham,  in  Suffolk,  and 
left  at  his  decease,  in  1728,  with  other  issue,  a  son. 

RoBBRT  Chbbtkb,  Esq.  of  the  Middle  Temple,  who  m. 
HMTloi,  dao.  and  co-heir  of  Charles- Adelmare  Cssar, 
E«q.,t  and  had  issue, 

RoBXRT  (Sir),  his  heir. 

Cfaarlea,  6.  31  Dec.  1768,  in  holy  orders,  chi4>lain  to  the 
F4url  of  Hardwioke.  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Roberts,  archdeacon  of  Merioneth,  and  has  issue. 

Harry,  b.  10  Aug.  1770,  of  the  Coldstream-guarda.  a  mi^r- 
general  in  the  army.  m.  Harriot,  yoxmgest  dau.  of  Oen.  Sir 
Henry  Clinton,  K.B..  and  d.  26  June,  1821,  leaving  issue. 


Harriott,  ».  to  the  Rev.  Thomas-EIlia  Owen,  reetor  of 
Uandyf^dog,  in  Anglesea,  and  left  issue. 
Sarah,  d.  unm.  5  Dec.  1787. 
Catherine,  m.  11  Oct  1792,  to  the  Rev.  John-Strange  Dand- 


*  When  the  fkmUy  left  Derbysblrei  a  branch  settled  in 
London,  and  another  at  Bristol,  but  both  have  long  sinoe 
become  extinct.  A  family  of  Chester,  deriving  fh>m  a  com< 
mon  ancestor  with  the  Hertfordshire  house,  seated  itself  at 
Chicheley,  oo.  Buckingham,  but  expired  in  the  male  line  in 
1755,  the  estates  passing  by  a  female  heir  to  the  family  of 
Begot  (He  CSRVTBR  <ff  0t%ehde^. 

t  Prom  an  uncle  of  this  Sir  Robert  a  younger  brother  of 
his  fether,  descended  the  Crbstbrs  of  lAettUrthirt. 

I  lineally  deecended  tnm  Peter-lfaria  Adelmare,  of  Tre- 
TisQ.  and  hia  wife,  Pada,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  de  Paok> 
Gosarino.  Their  grandson.  Sir  Juuus  CJEaAR,  was  Master 
of  the  RoHs  in  1610 ;  he  m.  twice,  and  was  direct  ancestor  of 
Charlee- Adelmare  Caesar.  Esq.,  who  m.  Jane,  onlv  child  and 

'  of  Henry  Ijonff.  of  Bayford  Place,  Herts,  and  left  at  his 
(in  battle,  being  au  officer  of  cavalry)  two  daus.  via.. 

Javb,  m.  1st,  to  Sir  Charles-OottreU  Dormer,  Knt ;  and 
Sndly.  General  the  Hon.  John  Parker. 
Harriot,  m.  to  Bobbrt  Crbrbr,  Esq. 
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ridge^  rector  of  Rouabam.  Oxfordshire,  and  of  Byresham, 
Korthamptonahire,  and  d.  7  April,  1826.  leaving  issue. 
Mr.  Chestor  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

SiRrRoBBRT  Chbstbb,  Kut.  of  Bush  Hall,  Herts,  h.  6  Jan. 
1768;  m.  10  Oct  1797.  Eliaa,  8rd  dau.  of  John  Ford, 
Esq.  of  The  Chauntiy,  near  Ip^rich.  and  had  issue^ 

Robrrt,  6.  6  Oct  1800,  d,  «nm.  20  Sept  1822. 

Charlbb,  present  representative. 

Harry.  J.P.  for  Middleeex,  6.  1  Oct  1806.  n.  2  Sept  1837, 
Anna-Maria,  only  child  of  the  late  Robert  Isherwood, 
Esq.  of  Higbgate.  and  has  issue,  Harry-Robert  6.  in 
1840;  Robert- Mervyn.  6.  in  1848;  Duldbella- Fanny- 
Sophia  ;  and  Caroline-Mary. 

Elina,  vn,  in  1819.  to  Sir  John-Eordley  Eardley-Wllmot,  Bt 

Harriott-C»8ar.  d.  vmm.  6  Jan.  1821. 

Dulcibella,  f».  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Childers. 

Sir  Robert  Chestor,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formeriy  lieut-eolond 
of  the  Hertfordshire  militia,  was  master  of  the  ceremonies 
imder  Oborob  III.,  Obobob  IV.,  William  IV.,  and  Queen 
Victoria. 

Jrmt—ltrm.,  on  a  chief;  aa.,  a  griffin,  passant^  aig. 

CruL—K  demi-griffin,  rampMxt^  erm. ;  beak,  tcbgue,  talons. 


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CHESTER  OP  CHICHELEY  HALL. 

Chester,  The  Rev.  Anthony,  of  Chicheley  Hall, 
CO.  Bucks,  J.P.,  ft.  Feb.  1800;  m.  in  1834,  Henrietta, 
only  child  of  the  late  William  Brown,  Esq.  of 
Lisbon,  and  has  one  dau., 

Hbkribtta-Mart. 

ILttKage.—CHARLBS  Baoot,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  Sir 
Walter-Wagstaffo  Bi^ot,  LL.D.,  and  next  brother  of  Wil- 
liam, Ist  Lord  Bagot,  b.  1  Sept.  1780,  assumed  the  name 
and  arms  of  Chbbtbr,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  hia 
first-cousin.  Sir  Charles-Bagot  Chester,  Bart  of  Chicheley. 
{See  BuRXB'B  ExIvmI  BanmHagt.)  He  m.  in  1765,  Catherine, 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  Heneage  Legge,  Baron  of  the  Exchequer, 
and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1792,  fourteen  children,  via., 

Charlbs,  his  hdr. 

Anthony,  capt  18th  infiuitrv,  killed  in  Egypt  March, 
1801,  leaving  by  Anne-Eliaa  his  wife  (w.  in  1799),  dau.  of 
Hamlet  Obius,  Esq.  of  Castle  Obins,  co.  Armagh,  au  only 
son,  Anthoity,  succeesor  to  his  uncle. 

William,  in  holy  orders,  6.  27  May,  1775,  s».  in  1810,  EUaa- 
beth,  dau.  of  Lord  Berners,  d.  in  18S8,  leaving  issue. 

John,  6.  8  Aug.  1779,  a  coL  in  the  army.  m.  Sophia-Eliaa- 
both,  dau.  of  Charles  Stewart  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  John, 
Heneage,  Sophia,  Mary,  BarbBura,  ^ 

Henry,  deceased. 

Geotgei  m.  Miss  Butler,  d.  in  1883. 

Catharme,  deceased.  Louisa,  deceased. 

Barbara,  m.  to  John  Dmmmond,  Esq.,  and  is  deceased. 

Frances,  m.  to  T.-R.-0.  Braddyll,  Esq. 

Anne,  deceased. 

Mary,  m.  to  Bobertt  Snd  Earl  of  liverpooL 

Elizabeth.  Harriet,  ta.  to  A.-B.-St  Leger,  Esq. 

The  dder  son, 

Charlbs  Cubstbr,  Esq.  of  Chichdey,  d.  Mtrn.  11  June, 
1888,  when  he  was  t.  by  his  nephewf  the  preeent  Bbt. 
AiriHONT  CBB8TBR,  of  Chichdey. 

Armt—Vm  pale,  arg.  and  sa.,  a  chevron,  engrailed,  between 
three  ram'a  heads,  erased  (attired,  or),  all  counterohanged, 
for  Chbstxr  ;  ouartering  Baoot. 

Crttt — A  ram^s  head,  couped,  aig.,  attired,  or. 

/6^a(— <3iicheley  Hall,  co.  Bucks. 


CHETWODB  OF  WOODBROOK. 

Wilmot-Chbtwomb,  Edwabd,  Esq.  of  Woodbrook, 
Queen's  County,  J.P.,  6.  4  Feb.  1801;  m.  29  April, 
1830,  Lady  Jean -Janet  Erskine,  younger  dau.  of 
John-Thomas,  late  Earl  of  Mar,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Kriortlbt-Jovathah,  b.  81  May,  1881. 

n.  Bdward-Robert-Brsklne,  b.  S4  Sept  186S. 

I.  Ahce-Maigaret-Agnee.        n.  Fanny-EUaabeth-IaabeDa. 

m.  Janet-FhOaddphia. 

Mr.  Wilmot-Chetwode  assumed  by  royal  license,  in 
1839,  the  Bumnme  and  armg  of  Chetwode,  in  addi- 
tion to  his  patronymio,  Wilmot. 

Htllta^f . — RiOHARD  Chbtwodb,  Esq.  (8rd  son  of  Roger 
Chetwode,  Esq.  of  Oakley,  by  Ellen  Mastorson  his  wife),  ni. 
Agnes,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  Anthony  Wodohull.  E^., 
8th  and  last  male  descendant  of  Thomas  do  Wahull,  who 
woa  summoned  to  parliament  as  Baron  Wahull,  20  Jan. 
181)7,  S5th  Edward  I.,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Sir 
George  Calveley.  Knt.)  left  an  only  son. 


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8iB  RiGHABD  Chbtwodb,  who  prefeiTod  a  elftim,  temp. 
Jamss  I.,  to  the  barony  of  WahuU.  He  m.  twice,  but  bad 
iMue  only  by  ais  let  wife,  Jane,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir 
William  Drury,  Knt.,  viz.,  William,  who  d.  in  the  lifetime 
of  his  father;  and  Rioha&d,  who  alao  predeceased  his 
father,  learing,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir 
Valentine  KnighUey,  a  son.  Valkktine  Chbtwood,  who  m, 
Mary,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Frauds  Shute,  Esq.  of  Upton,  oo. 
Leicester,  and  had  two  sons,  Kniohtlst  Chstwood,  dean 
of  Gloucester,  whose  son  and  dau.  both  d.  vnm, ;  and  the 
Key.  JoHK  Chbtwoop,  D.D..  father  of 

KmoHTUET  Chstwood,  Esq.  of  Woodbrook,  who  ta.  in 
1700,  Hester,  dau.  and  heir  of  Richard  Brooking,  Esq.  of 
Totnes,  oo.  Devon,  and  had  issue, 
VALnrmne,  his  heir. 

Crewe,  who  m.  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of  AHan  Holford,  oo. 
Chester,  and  relict  of  Ralph  Sneyd,  Esq.  of  Keele,  co.  Staf- 
ford, and  had,  with  two  daus.,  one  son, 
John,  in  holy  orders,  of  Olanmire,  co.  Coik,  who  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Hamilton,  Esq.,  and  had  a 
son,  Jolm,  captain  in  the  38rd  regt.  (who  m.  EUza,  dau. 
of  6.  Patton,  Esq.,  governor  of  St.  Helena,  and  d. 
leaving  an  only  dau.,  Eliza-Constance,  wife  of  Peter 
Aiken,  Esq.  of  Clifton),  and  several  daus.,  the  eldest  of 
whom,  ELiZABBTH-HBarsR,  m.  S3  Sept.  1798,  Robert- 
RooEBa-WiLMOT,  elder  sou  and  heir  or  Edward  Wilmot, 
Esq.,  by  Martha  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Charles 
Moore.  E>m.  of  Idsapooka,  and  grandson  of  Robert 
Wilmot,  elder  brother  of  Dr.  Ryder  Wilmot,  archbishop 
of  Tuam,  and  had  issue, 

Edwuu»,  the  present  Edward  Wilmot-Chstwode, 
Esq.  of  Woodbrook. 

Emily-Maigaret»  m.  William  Brooke,  Esq.,  and  <2.  in 
1860. 
The  elder  son, 

VALKiTnrs-KinoBTLXT  Chctwood,  Esq.  of  Woodbrook, 
m.  Henrietta-Maria,  dau.  of  fttr  Jonathan  Cope,  of  Breweme, 
eo.  Oxford,  Bart.,  aimt  to  Arabella,  Duchess  of  Dorset  and 
Countess  of  Whitworth,  and  was  fiaUier  of 

JovATHAH  Chctwood,  Esq.  of  Woodbrook,  6.  81  May, 
1757,  high-sheriff  of  the  Queen's  County  in  1781 ;  who  m. 
Margaret,  dao.  and  coheir  of  Lawrence  Clutterbuck,  Esq. 
of  Derrylusken,  co.  Tipperary ;  and  d.  «.  p.  11  May,  1889, 
when  his  estates  devolved  upon  his  kinmnan,  the  present 
Edward  Wilmot-Chktwods. 

v4rin»— Quarterly:  l8tand4th,  aiig.  and  gu.,  fourcrosses- 
formte,  couuterohanged,  an  annulet,  az.,  for  difibrence,  for 
Chbtwodb  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  sa.,  on  a  fesse,  or,  between  three 
eagle's  heads,  erased,  axg.,  three  escallops,  gu.,  a  mullet,  for 
Wilmot;  4th,  vert,  a  lion,  rampant,  in  chie^  three  estoiles, 
or,  for  O'MoRB  or  Moorb. 

Crat$  lat,  out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  demi-lion,  ram- 
pant, gu.,  for  Chetwode;  Srd,  an  eagle's  head,  erased,  sa., 
in  the  mouth  an  escallop,  gu.,  for  WtucoT. 

S%^poHer»-JTwo  man  tigers,  rampant-guardant,  arg. 

MoUo—OoromL  mea  Chnst.us. 

Siot— Woodbrooke,  Portarlington,  Queen's  County. 

CHICHESTER  OF  HALL. 

Chichester,  Robbbt,  Esq.  of  HaU,  co.  Devon, 
J.P.,  6.  13  March,  1804  ;  m.  in  Dec.  1826,  Clarentis, 
only  child  of  the  late  Lieut.*Col.  Mason,  of  Chiches- 
ter, CO.  Sussex,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Charlb,  b.  4  Feb.  1828. 

n.  William-Heniy,  6.  8  Sept.  1831. 

m.  Edmond-Hall,  b.  30  Sept.  1834. 

nr.  Hugh,  6.  22  Sept.  1836. 

y.  Richard,  b.  19  July,  1838. 

I.  Ann.  n.  Clarentia. 

m.  Oertmde.  it.  Elizabedi. 

W^ixltKQt, — ^This  is  the  senior  of  the  numerous  bnmches 
of  the  Chiohbbtbbs  of  Raleighf  Baronets,  derived  fW>m 
RiOHAttD,  Srd  son  of  Richard  Chichester,  Esq.  of  Raleigh, 
timp.  Hbnrt  VL,  by  Margaret  his  wUis,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Nicholas  Keynes,  of  Winkleigh  Kipyoes.  This  Riehard  m. 
temp.  Edward  IV.,  Thomaayne,  dau.  and  heir  of  Symon 
Halle,  of  Halle,  who  theroupon  settled  that  estate  and  his 
other  possessions  up<m  them.  The  issue  of  this  marriage 
was  an  only  son.  Jambs  Chxchesttbr,  Esq.  of  Hall,  grand- 
father of 

John  Chiohbstbb,  Esq.  of  Hall,  who  m.  Elizabeth, 
•Idest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Marwood,  Esq.  of  West- 
ooto  in  Marwood,  oo.  Devon,  and  by  her  had,  with  other 
issue,  two  sons,  John  and  Huoh:  the  elder,  Joh^,  was 
father  of 

Sir  John  Chiobbstbr,  Knt.  of  Hall,  b.  10  Doc.  1598, 
kDighted  by  Ckablbs  I,,  17  Sept,  1525,  whoso  last  sur^ 
Tiving  SQU, 

200 


Frahou  CmcHBBnB,  Esq.  of  Hall,  LL.B.,  b,  1  June, 
1«08 ;  d.  9.  p.  27  Aug.  1098,  whon  the  estates  reverted  to 
hisoousin, 

Arthur  Chighsbtbr,  Esq.  of  Stowford  and  Hall,  derived 
fh>m  Hugh,  2nd  son  of  John  Chichester,  of  Hall,  by  Eli»» 
beth  Marwood  his  wife.  He  d.  5  Feb.  1737,  leaving,  by 
Jane  Harris  his  1st  wife, 

Arthur  Chiohbbtbb,  Esq.  of  Hall,  b.  24  Aug.  1698;  who 
m.  in  1719,  Katherine,  only  child  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Har- 
ward ;  and  dying  26  June,  1725,  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Charlbs  Chighbbtbr,  Esq.  ot  Hall,  6.  81  Jan.  1722 ;  who 
m.  13  April,  1748,  Amy,  dau.  of  Robert  Indedon,  Esq.  of 
Pilton,  oo.  Devon,  and  had  issue,  Charlbs,  his  heir ; 
Robert,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Chittlehampton,  who  ta, 
Sarah,  dau.  ot  Lewis  Cossey,  Esq.  of  Atherington,  and  had 
issue;  Penelope,  d.  unm.;  Jane,  m,  to  Admiral  Bury,  of 
Cellaton  and  Denington,  oo.  Devon ;  Amy.  He  was  «.  at 
his  decease,  22  Jan.  1798,  by  his  eldest  son, 

Charles  Chichester,  Esq.  of  Hall,  6. 18  Jan.  1749 ;  who 
m.  13  Aug.  1799,  Henrietta,  dau.  of  P.-R.  Webber,  Esq.  of 
Buckland  Bouse,  co.  Devon,  l^  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  and 
co-heirsss  of  John  Indedon,  Esq.  of  Buckland,  and  had 


RoBBRT,  present  representative. 

Henry,  b,  5  July,  1816. 

Ann,  m.  in  1830,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Hulton,  rector  of 

Gaywood,  co.  Norfolk.    She  d.  in  1834. 
Jane,  m.  in  May,  1828,  to  the  Rev.  John  Landon,  vicar  of 

Braunton,  co.  Devon,  eldest  son  of  the  late  Dean  of 

Exeter. 
Henrietta,  «».  in  1832,  to  Charies  Henry  Webber,  Esq.  of 

Buckland  Hoiase,  oo.  Devon. 
Mr.  Chiohestsr  d.  22  May,  1885. 

.<4rm«— Chequy,  or  and  gu.,  a  chief,  vairl 

Crest — A  heron  rising  with  an  eel  in  its  beak,  ppr. 

IfoMo— Ferme  en  foy. 

fieato— Hall  and  Pill  House,  near  Barnstable,  co,  Devon. 


CHICHESTER  OF  CALVERLEIGH. 
(See  Chichester-Naolk.) 


CHILDE  OP  KINLET. 

Childe,  Wiluam-Lacok,  Esq.  of  ELinlet,  oo.  Salop, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sherifif  in  1828,  and  formerly 
M.P.  for  Wenlock,  6.  S  Jan.  1786;  m.  18  Aug.  1807, 
Harriet,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  WUliam  Cludde,  Esq. 
of  Orleton,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William-Laoon,  b.  6  June,  1810,  m.  Barbara-Denise, 
6th  dau.  of  the  late  Thomas  Qiffard,  Esq.  of  Chil- 
lington,  and  by  her,  who  d.  4  Sept.  1841,  he  has  one 


n   Jonathan,  b.  8  Oct.  1811. 

m.  Charles-Orlando,  b.  27  Deo.  1812,  assumed  by  royal 
license,  2  July,  1849,  the  additional  surname  and  arms 
of  Pemberton,  in  compliance  with  the  tostamentaiy 
injimction  of  tlie  Rev.  Robert-Norgrsve  Pemberton,  of 
MiUichope  Parle,  co.  Salop. 

IT.  Edward-Geoige,  b.  28  Deo.  1818. 

T.  Arthur,  6.  2  April,  1820. 

I.  Harriet.  n.  Anna-Maria. 

m.  Catherine.  nr.  Lucy.  ▼.  Mary. 

Hilttaffe^— The  fkmHy  of  Baldwin,  which  eventntJIy 
assumed  the  name  of  Childe,  through  an  heiress,  is  stated, 
fnom  strong  presumptive  testimony,  by  Blakewell,  in 
his  8her}ffi  ^f  Shropehire,  to  derive  from  Bawdewtn,  a 
Norman  on  the  Roll  of  Battle  Abbey ;  and  it  appears  that 
the  Baldwyns  at  a  very  remote  period  were  seated  at 
Diddlebuiy,  more  recently  Delbury,  in  Coverdale,  Salop. 
Ilie  lineal  male  descendant  of  this  andent  house. 

Sir  Samubl  Baldwtn,  b.  in  1618  (son  of  Charles  Bald- 
win. Esq.,  M.P.,  a  steady  royalist,  and  nephew  of  Thomas 
Bawdewia,  of  Diddlebuiy,  who  suffbred  imprisonment  in 
the  Tower  of  London,  temp.  EluabbthX  was  a  barrteter-at- 
law,  and  one  of  the  King's  seijeants  in  1672.  He  d.  in 
1683,  and  was  buried  in  the  Temple  Church,  being  styled  on 
his  monument,  "of  Stoke  Castle."  Sir  Samuel's  eldest 
surviving  son, 

Charlbs  Baldwtn,  Esq.  of  Elsich  and  Stoke  Castle, 
m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Nicholas  Acton,  Esq.,  by 
Mary  his  wife,  sister  and  co-heir  of  Edwin  Sloymaber, 
Esq.  of  Aqualate,  and  was  grandMher  of 

Charlbs  Baldwtn,  Esq.  of  Aqualate,  M.P.  for  Shrop- 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


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CHI 


■hire  (gmkUon  of  Charies  Baldwin,  Esq.,  by  Elisabeth 
AUgood  his  wifeX  He  m.  Catherine,  elder  dau.  and  oo-heir 
of  William-Laoon  Childe,*  Esq.  of  Kinlet,  by  Catherine  his 
wife,  dan.  of  Sanrael  Pytts,  Esq.  of  Kyre,  and  had,  with  a 
dan.,  Catherine,  two  sons,  Chartoe  (the  younger),  who  d.  in 
1811,  and  the  elder,  his  suoceesor, 

William  Baldwth,  Esq.,  who  assnmed  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Childi  only.  He  m.  30  Not.  1776,  Annabella,  8nd 
dan,  of  Sir  Charlton  Lelghton,  Bart.,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
SI  Jan.  1816,  had 

WnxiAM-IiAOOV,  now  of  Kinlet 

Annabella,  who  m.  Samuel-Bichard  Alleyne,  Esq. 
Mr.  Childe  d.  8  Feb.  1884. 

Arm$    GtL,  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  eagles,  dose^ 

Crat^'Aji  eagle,  with  wings  expanded,  arg.,  enveloped 
round  the  neck  vrith  a  snake,  ppr. 

Swf>.  .Kinlet  Hall,  Shropshire ;  and  Kyre  House,  Woroes- 
torshire. 


CHILD  OF  BIGELLY  HOUSE. 

Child,  Jambs-Mabk,  Esq.  of  Bigelly  House,  co. 
Pembroke,  J.P.  and  D^L.,  6.  U  Feb.  1794 ;  m.  Ist^ 
29  May,  1816,  Elbsabeth,  davu  and  co-heiresR  of 
BachATdStedman  Davies,  Esq.  of  Dolgaer,  co.  Brecon, 
wfaieh  lady  d  «.  p.  9  May,  1822.  He  m.  2ndly,  9  Oct. 
1824,  Emma  -  Elissabetb  -  TownsUend,  2nd  dau.  of 
Htigh  Webb  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Camrose  Houac,  and 
has  by  her  an  only  son, 

JAMis-MABK-PmLiPPS,  6.  26  Sept.  183ft,  m.  in  1848,  Eliza- 
beth, youngest  dau.  of  William  Challoner,  Esq.  of 
Bichmond,  Surrey. 

iLtIWIj|0. — Jomr  Child,  Esq.,  stated  to  have  been 
brother  of  Lord  Csstlemaine,  m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Laaghame,  Esq.  of  Bigelly  House,  co.  Pembroke,  and  left, 
with  a  dan.  Ann,  a  son, 

Jomr  Chilo,  Esq.  of  Bigelly,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Richard  P<yyer,  Esq.  of  Pembrokeshire,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Jakv  CmLD,  Esq.  of  Bigelly,  who  m.  Maiigaret,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  Bev.  Theophilos  Bice,  of  Carmarthenshire,  and 
had  four  scms  and  two  daus.    The  eldest  son. 

Jambs  Child.  Esq.  of  Bigelly,  who  «.  his  Mher,  m.  1st, 
Ifari^'Fhilippa-Artemisia,  only  dau.  of  Bulkeley  Philippe, 
Esq.  ot  Pembroke,  and  niece  of  Sir  John  Philippe,  Bart,  of 
Pleton  Castle,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  dau., 

Mabxa-Philippa-Abtuosia,  m.  to  John  Grant,  Esq.,  and 
was  mother  of  the  preeent  Sib  Riohabd-Bulkxlht- 
PBium  PmLiprs,  Bart. 

Mr.  CUld  Si.  Sndly,  Sarah,  8rd  dau.  of  Mark  Davis,  Esq. 
of  North  Wrazall,  in  Wiltshire,  and  left  by  her,  at  his 
decease,  14  Feb.  1815,  an  only  son,  the  present  Jamxs- 
Habk  Child,  Esq.  of  Bigelly. 

Armt-'^u,,  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  cashes,  dose, 

Crat^An  eaffle,  with  wings  expanded,  ai^.,  having  its 
neck  enveloped  irith  a  snake,  its  tail  waved  over  the  back, 
aDppr. 

If otte—Imitariquam  invidere. 

Seat*— Bigelly  Eumse  and  BonvlUes  Court  Tower,  oo,  Pem- 
broke. 


CHILD  OF  NEWFIELD. 

Child,  Smith,  Esq.  of  Newfield,  co.  Stafford, 
J.P.  and  M.P.  for  that  shire,  b,  5  March,  1808; 
m.  28  Jan.  1835,  Sarah,  dau.  and  heir  of  the  late 
Richard-Clarke  Hill,  Esq.  of  Stallin|fton  Hall,  co. 
Stafford,  and  has  issue, 

I.  SicrrH-HTLL,  b.  in  1887. 

il  John-Oeorge,  6.  in  1847. 

L  Bliaabeth-Saiah. 

Huif  aS0* — SMrrn  Child,  Admiral  of  the  Blue,  son  of 
Smithe  Child,  Esq.,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Bandle 
Baddeley,  Esq.  of  Newfield,  and  grandson  of  Smithe  Child, 
Bh).,  whose  tether,  Smithe  Childe,  migrated  ftrom  Shrop- 
shire to  Staffordshire,  in  1057,  t.  to  the  Newfield  and  other 
estates  upon  the  death  of  his  maternal  uncle,  Thomas 


Baddeley,  of  Newfield,  Esq.  He  m.  in  1768,  Margaret,  only 
child  and  heiress  of  T.  Roylanoe,  Esq.  and  d.  in  1818,  when 
he  was  t.  by  his  grandson,  the  present  Smith  Child,  of 
Rownall  Hall,  Esq.,  son  of  the  late  Jdhn-Qeoige  Child, 
Esq.,  and  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  T.  Parsons,  Esq.  of 
Massachusetts,  United  States. 
Ai'tM    Gu.,  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  eagles,  dose, 

Cred — An  eagle,  aiv.,  wings  expanded,  entwined  by  a 
snake  attacking  the  w^g. 

itfoMo— Imitari  quam  invidere. 

^SMa«-'RownaIl  Hall  and  Slallington  Hall,  both  in  co. 
Stafford. 


*  Mr.  Childe  was  son  of  Thomas  Childe,  Esq.  of  Kinlet, 
sheriir  of  Salop  in  I70ft,  who  was  son  of  Sir  WilUam  Childe, 
KnL,  LLJ>..  master  in  Chancery,  by  Anne  his  wife,  only 
dau.  and  heir  of  Rowland  Laoon,  Esq.  of  Kinlet,  who  was 
gieatgisndson  of  Richard  Laken,  Esq.  of  WiUey,  by  Agnes 
Ui  wOa,  dan.  of  8b  John  Bkrant»  Knt.  of  Kinlet 
201 


CHILDERS  OF  CANTLEY. 

Walbanke-Childebs,  John,  Esq.  of  Cantlej,  co. 
York,  J. P.,  formerly  M.P.  for  Cambridgeshire,   b. 
27  May,  1798;  m.  29  March,  1824,  Anne,  only  dau. 
of  Sir  Francis-Lindley  Wood,  Bart  of  Hickleton, 
and  has  issue, 
L  Rowland-Fbahois.  b.  28  Sept  1880,  m.  17  May,  1868, 
Susan-Anne,  youngest  dau.  of  General  Bourchter,  of 
Lavant  House,  Chichester. 
I.  Charlotte-Anne,  m.  10  Dec.  1850,  to  Henry-Wollaston 
Blake,  Esq.,  son  of  WiUiam  Blake,  Esq.,  of  Danesbury, 
Herts, 
n.  Lucy. 

¥>intKQt» — Crildsbs  Walbahks,  Esq.  (son  of  William 
Walbanke,  Esq.  of  Kirkbridge,  co.  York,  by  Mildred  his 
wife,  eldest  dau.  and  heir  of  Leonard  Childers,  Esq.  of  Carr 
House,  00.  York,  great-grandson  of  Hugh  Childers,  Esq. 
of  Carr  House,  mayor  of  Doncaster  in  1004),  assumed  the 
additional  surname  and  arms  of  Cbildkbs.  He  m.  Ist, 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Thompson,  Esq.  of  Kirby  Hall,  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  1778)  he  had  issue, 
John,  his  heir. 

Leonard,  of  Doncaster,  m.  Sarah- Anne,  datt  of  Sir  Charies 
Kent  Bart,  and  dying  24  Jan.  1826.  aged  67,  left,  1 
Charles-Henry,  2  Oeorge-Leonard,  8  Edward,  4  Frede- 
rick. 1  Maxy-Anne,  2  Louisa,  8  Frances,  4  S<^hia-Char- 
lotto,  and  6  Maria. 

WiUiam,  in  holy  orders,  M.A..  rector  of  Beeford,  vicar  of 
Caiitley,  and  prebendary  of  Ely,  d.  8  Feb.  1883. 
Maria,  a.  young. 
Mr.  Walbanke-Cbilders  m.  2ndly,  Sarah,  dan.  of  the  Rev. 
Mr.  Fowler,  of  Shropshire,  and  had, 
Michael,  an  oiBoer  in  the  army. 

Harriet,  m.  to  the  Rev.  R.  ThompRon.  of  Askham  Brian. 
Anna-Mildreda,  m.  to  Richard  BelL  Esq.  of  Newcastle. 
EHza-Diana,  m.  to  Edward  Radford,  Esq. 

Mr.  Childers  was  f.  at  his  decease,  16  June,  1802,  by  his 
eldest  son, 

JoHH  Walbahu-Cbildxbs,  Esq.  of  Cantley,  ool.  11th 
light  dragoons,  who  m.  in  March,  1797,  Selina,  8rd  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Sampson,  Lord  Eardley,  and  had  issue, 
JoHH,  now  of  CanUev. 

Eardley,  in  holy  orders,  m.  his  cousin,  Maria-Chariotte, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Culling  Smith,  Bart,  and  d.  at  Nice  in 
1880. 

William,  capt.  in  the  42nd  regt.,  la.  16  Aug.  1826,  Mary- 
Elizabeth,  relict  of  Robert  Hume,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
His  son.  Captain  Spencer  Childers,  roysl  artillery,  was 
killed  in  the  trenches  before  Sebastopol.  28  Oct  1854. 
Leonard,  deceased. 

Charies,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Cantley. 
Selina,  m.  to  George  Burroughs,  Esq.,  Royal  Artilleiy, 
and  d.  at  Gibraltar. 

Charlotte-Anne,  d.  in  Oct.  1828.  Joanna-Maria. 

CoL  ChUders  d.  1  Mareh,  1812. 

Arwii    Arg.,  a  oross-humett^  between  four rotmd  buckles, 
gules. 
Cred — ^A  dexter-hand,  grasping  a  round  buckle. 
/Sea^— Cantley,  near  Doncaster. 


CHISHOLM. 
Thb  Chtshoul    Duncan-Macdonell  Chisholro,  of 
Erchless  Castle,  co.  Inverness,  b,  5  Aug.  1811,  inhe- 
rited the  estates  of  his  family  and  the  chiefahip  of 
his  clan,  on  the  decease  of  his  brother,  8  Sept  1 838. 

%intKQt* — The  antiquity  of  the  CmsHOUCS  in  the 
Highlands  of  Scotland  appears  established  beyond  disputa- 
tion. The  reputed  foimder  of  the  dan,  Harald,  is  stated, 
in  the  Hiatwrjf  of  Shetland  and  Orkntp,  to  have  been  of  the 
royal  stock  of  Norway.  Sir  Robert  Gordon  calls  this  chief 
Harald  Chisholm,  and  however  he  acquired  the  surname, 
it  is  clearly  the  tradition  that  he  bore  it    Th«  Chishohns  oC 


CHI 

tho  North  are  known  in  their  vernacular  tongue  by  the 
i^pellation  An  SioMimch,  **  Thk  Chibholm,**  empha^oaUy 
aa  the  chief. 

Sia  BoBBRT  Chubolk,  who  became  poaeeesed  of  Quarrel- 
wood,  in  right  of  hia  mother,  the  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir 
Robert  Lauder,  of  Quarrelwood,  acquired  the  office  of 
constable  of  Urquhart  Caatle.  He  received  the  h<nM>ur  of 
knighthood,  and  was  taken  prisoner,  with  King  David,  at 
the  battle  of  Redhilla,  17  Oct.  1846.  He  was  ransomed,  or 
otherwise  obtained  his  liberty,  and  lived  many  years  after. 
Sir  Robert  Chisholm  left  (with  a  dau.,  Janet,  m.  to  Hugh 
Rose,  6th  laird  of  Kilravoch,  who  received  the  lands  of 
Cantra  and  others  in  Btrathnaim  as  her  tocher)  an  only  sou 
and  heir. 

Sib  Robsbt  db  Chisholm,  styled  *'of  Comar,"  living 
about  the  year  1380,  who  had  two  sons.    The  elder, 

John  Chisholm,  was  Treasurer  of  Moray,  and  is  officially 
called  **  Dominus  et  VenerabiUs  Vir."  He  was  father  of  an 
only  dau.  and  heir,  Morblla,  m.  to  Alexander  Sutherland, 
baron  of  Dufitu.    The  Chisholm 's  brother  and  heir  male, 

Albxandbb  db  Chisholm,  also  styled  of  Comar,  m.  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  Lachlan  Madntoah,  of  that  ilk,  about  1400, 
and  was  finther  of  Thomas  db  Chisholm,  v^ose  son,  Albx- 
andbb DB  Chisholm,  had  (with  two  daus.,  one  m.  to  Ewen 
Maclean,  of  Ardgour,  and  the  other  to  Farquhar  Farquhar- 
Bon,  of  Inveroauld),  a  son,  Ualav,  or  Wilabd  db  Chisholm, 
of  Comar,  who  lived  about  the  year  1513,  and  was  father  of 
JoHK  Chisholm,  of  Comar,  a.d.  163S,  whose  son,  Alkxan- 
der  Chisholm,  «.  in  1555.  He  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  Kenneth 
Mackenzie,  10th  baron  of  Kintail,  and  had  two  sons,  Tho- 
mas, who  d,  t.  p.,  and  John,  who  «.  his  brother  in  1500. 
and  m.  the  eldest  dau.  of  Mackenrie  of  Coul,  by  whom  he 
was  fiither  of  Albxandbb  Chisholm,  infeft  in  1630,  whose 
BOO,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Alexander  Mackenzie,  of  Gair- 
loch,  was  Albxandbb  Chisholm,  who  «.  in  1677.  He  ta.  a 
duu.  of  Roderick  Mackenzie,  of  Appleoross,  and  left  (with  a 
dau.,  Jean,  wife  of  Sir  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  of  Coul)  a  son 
and  heir, 

John  Chisholm,  "  The  Chisholm,"  living  at  the  dose  of 
the  17th  century,  who  m.  Jean,  3rd  daiL  of  Sir  Thomas 
Mackenale,  of  Findon,  and  received  a  fortune  with  her  in 
money,  her  eldest  sister,  as  heiress,  canying  the  lands  to 
her  husband,  Sir  Kennelh  Mackenzie,  of  ScatwelL  He  was 
i.  by  hia  only  son, 

Thb  Chisholm,  Rodbrigk,  who  m.  1st,  EUzabeth,  dau.  of 
Dimcan  Macdonell,  of  Glengany,  by  whom  he  had  five 
sous,  viz.,  1  Albxandbb,  his  heir;  S  James,  mi^or  in  the 
02Qd  Highlanders,  d.  tmm.  in  1789 ;  B  WilUam,  provost  of 
Inverness,  d.  in  1807,  leaving  two  sous,  Colin  and  Alexan- 
der, who  both  d.  9.  p.  m.;  I  John,  a  obtain  in  the  army, 
d.  unm. ;  5  Colin,  a  oolonel  in  the  army  of  Prince  Chabum, 
fell  at  CuUoden,  «.  p.  The  chief  m.  2ndly,  Isabel,  2nd  dau. 
of  Sir  Kenneth  Mackenzie,  of  Soatwell,  and  had  by  her  a 
dau.,  m.  to  Fraser  of  CuldutheL  The  ChiBholm,  with  his 
clan,  joined  the  Chevalier  St.  Geoige  in  1715,  and  Prince 
Charles  in  1745.    He  d,  in  1785,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Thb  Chisholm,  Albxandbb,  who  la.  1st,  a  dau.  of  Mac- 
kenzie of  Api^ecross,  and  had  two  sons  and  two  daus.,  viz., 
1  Duncan,  captain  in  the  7lst,  who  d.  23  Oct.  1782,  unm. ; 
S  Albxandbb,  who  t.  his  fkther.  The  elder  dau.,  Maigaret, 
m.  Fraser  of  Dimballoch ;  the  younger,  Mackenide  of  Soots- 
hvam.  The  chief  m.  2ndly,  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Mackenzie  o/ 
Allangrange,  and  by  her  had  a  numerous  family;  of  these, 
three  sons  and  thuee  dau&  survived  him.  The  eldest^  Mary, 
m,  William  Robertson,  of  Kindeaoe,  and  left  issue ;  the  2nd 
m.  Oeueral  John  Mackenzie;  the  3rd  is  «mm.  Two  of  the 
eons  d.  abroad,  and  the  youngest  became  eventually  chief. 
The  Chisholm  was  «.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

Thb  Chisholm,  Albxandbb,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Doctor  Wilson,  of  Edinbuigh,  and  dying  7  Feb.  1793,  aged 
44,  left  an  only  child,  Mabt,  who  m.  James  Oooden,  Eeq., 
merchant  of  London,  the  estates  and  ehicftaiiiship  devolving 
upon  his  youngert  and  only  surviving  half-brother, 

Thb  Chisholm,  Wiluam,  who  m.  13  March,  1795,  Eliza, 
eldest  dau.  of  Duncan  Macdonell,  of  Glengarry,  by  whom 
(who  fa.  Sndly,  in  1819,  Shr  Thomas  Ramsay,  of  Balmoin, 
Bart.)  he  had  issue, 

Albxandbb- Wiluam,  his  heir,  b.  in  1810. 
Duncan -Macdonblu  who  «.  his  brother. 
Jemima,  m.  I  Aug.  1848,  to  Edmund  Batten,  Esq.,  Ixir- 
rister-at-law. 

The  chief  d.  21  March,  1817,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  Son, 

Thb  Chisholm,  Albxandbb.  This  estimable  chieaafai, 
M.P.  for  Invemessshire,  d.  prematurely,  8  Sept  1838,  unw., 
and  was  #.  by  his  brother,  Dunoan-Macdonbll  Chisholm, 
The  Chisholm. 

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C  H  O 

jlrvu— Go.,  n  boar's  head,  erased,  or. 

C'/^K— A  doxter  hand  holding  a  dogger,  erect,  ppr. ;  on  th* 
point  a  boar's  head,  couped,  gu. 

Suppotier§ — Two  naked  men,  wreathed  about  theloin%  with 
clubs  over  their  shoulders,  ppr. 

Afo<to<s— *'Vi  aut  virtute;"  and  above  the  crest,  "Feroa 
ferio.- 

£(001— Erohless  Castle,  oo.  Inverness. 


CHOLMLEY  OF  WHITBY  AND  HOWSHAM. 

Cholmlet,  Geobok,  Esq.  of  Whitby  and  How- 
sham,  CO.  York,  8.  his  father  in  1809 ;  m.  m  1824, 
Hannah,  dau.  of  John -Robinson  Foulls,  Esq.  of 
Buckton. 

ILtnt age.— This  is  a  branch  of  the  ancient  Cheshire 
stock  of  Cholmondeley,  springing  ftrom  Robbbt,  younger 
BOO  of  Hug^  de  Cholmondeloy,  deputy-seijeant  of  Cheshire, 
temp.  Edwabd  I.  His  great-great-grandson,  Sm  Riohabd 
Cholmlbt,  ^t.  of  Roxby,  purchased  in  1641,  a  lease 
for  twenty-one  years,  of  the  abbey  lands  of  Whitby,  and 
subsequently  obtained  a  grant  of  all  the  poeBessions  of  the 
monastery  there.  This  gallant  soldier,  who  was  knighted 
at  Leith,  in  1644,  m.  lat,  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Lord  ConyerB^ 
and  had  by  her,  with  three  daua.,  as  many  sons,  vis., 
Feanou,  his  heir;  Bogbb,  ancestor  of  the  Cbolkblbtb  tf 
Brandiby:  and  Richard.  He  ta.  2ndly,  Lady  KatJiarina 
ClifTord,  dau.  of  Henxy,  1st  Earl  of  Cumberland,  and 
widow  of  John,  Lord  Scrope  of  Bolton,  by  whom  be  had 
a  SOD,  Hbnbt,  sucoessor  to  his  brother  Frands.  Sir 
Richard's  eldest  son.  Sib  Fbancis  Cholmlbt,  Knt.  of 
Whitby,  d,  «.  p.  in  1679,  and  was  «.,  under  the  entail  of 
his  fiEtther's  will,  by  his  youngest  brother.  Sib  Hbnbt 
Cholmlbt,  Knt.  of  Whitby  and  Roxby,  ftither  of  Snt 
RiCHABD  Cholmlbt,  Knt  of  Whitby,  M.P.  for  Scarboroo^ 
in  1630,  who  m.  twice.  By  his  2nd  wife  he  was  father  of 
the  gallant  Cavalier  commander.  Sib  Righabd  Cholmlbt, 
Knt.  of  Gromont,  slain  at  the  si^pe  of  Lyme;  and  by  his 
1st  wife  had  a  son.  Sib  Hugh  Cholmlbt,  of  Whitby, 
equally  distinguished  in  the  royal  cause,  who  was  created 
a  Baronet  in  1641.  He  d.  in  1667,  leaving  by  Elizabeth  hia 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Twisdeo,  Bart.,  two  sons,  of 
whom  the  younger.  Sot  Hugh  Cbolmuet,  «.  his  nephew  as 
4th  Bart.  He  ta.  in  1666,  Lady  Ann  Con^>ton,  and  dying 
in  1688,  left  an  only  dau.  and  heir, 

Mabt  Cholmlbt,  of  Whitby,  6.  in  1667,  who  m.  Nathaniel 
Cholmley,  Esq.  of  London,  and  had  a  son, 

Hugh  Cholmlbt,  Esq.  of  Whitby,  6.  in  1684,  M.P.  for 
Hedon,  high-sheriff  of  Yoriuhire  in  1724,  and  surveyor- 
general  of  the  crown  lands.  He  ta.  in  1716,  Catherine, 
only  dau.  and  eventual  heir  of  Sir  John  Wentworth,  Bart. 
of  Blmsall  and  Howsham,  and  dying  in  1755,  left,  with 
other  iBsue,  a  son  and  successor, 

Nathanibl  Cholmlbt,  Esq.  of  Whitby  and  Howsham, 
M.P.,  who  m.  let,  in  1750,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  BowUmd 
Winn,  Bart,  of  Noetel,  and  had  by  her  two  daus.,  Cathc- 
BiNB,  of  whom  presently,  and  Mary,  wife  of  Abraham 
Grimes,  Esq.  He  m.  2ndly,  Hemtetta-Gatherine,  dau.  of 
Stephen  Croft,  Esq.  of  Stillington,  and  8rdly,  Anne-Joeae, 
8rd  dau.  of  Leonard  Smelt,  Esq.  of  Langton.  Ify  the  Snd 
wife  he  had  Henriett^  m.  to  Sir  Williaaa  Strickland,  But., 
and  Anne-Elizabeth,  ta.  to  Constantine-John,  Lord  Mulgiave. 
The  eldest  dau.  and  heiress, 

Cathbbinb  Cholmlbt,  of  Whitby  and  Howsham,  m. 
in  1774,  Henry-Hopkins  Fane,  Esq.,  who  assumed  the 
Bumame  of  Cholmlbt,  and  d.  in  1809,  leaving  (with  five 
daus.,  Catberine-JesBe,  m.  to  Ghariea-Edward  Eepington, 
Esq.  of  Amington ;  Louisa,  ta.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas-Cutler 
Rudston  Read,  of  Sand  Hutton;  Maty,  Charlotte,  and 
Amelia-Elizabeth)  a  son  and  successor,  the  preeent  Qbobob 
Cholmlbt,  Esq.  of  Whitby  and  Howsham. 

^mi«— Ou.,  two  hehqets,  in  phief;  axg.,  and  a  garb,  in 


CVec(— A  demi-giiffin,  sfigroant,  sa,,  beaked,  or,  holding  a 
helmet  of  the  a^ns. 
fisoto—Whitby  Abbey  and  Howsham,  co.  York. 


CHOLMELEY  OF  BRANDSBY. 

Cholmelet,  Francis,  Esq.  of  Brandsby  Hall,  co. 
York,  6.  25  Nov.  1810;  w.  22  Feb.  1838,  Harriet, 
youngest  dau.  of  Charles-Gregory  Fulr^&x,  Esq.  of 
Gilling  Castle,  co.  York. 

UttUagr.— This  is  the  senior  line  of  the  eminent  Yoik- 
shire  family  of  Cholmlbt. 
Sib  Riohabd  Cbolmblbt,    of  Ro^by,    a  duting^hed 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQI^ 


CH  O 


C  H  R 


•oldier  under  tho  Rdii  of  Hertford,  reoeiTed  the  honour  of 
kniffhthood.  at  Lnith,  in  1644.  By  Margaret,  hie  lot 
wife,  dMi.  of  the  Lord  Conyera,  he  had  (with  three  daua.) 
three  sona,  Frxhoib,  of  Whithy,  who  d.  «.  p.  in  1679; 
Room,  of  whom  preaently;  and  lUohard.  By  Lady 
Katharine  Cliilbrd,  hia  2nd  wife.  Sir  Richard  left  a  eon, 
HsRBT  (BirX  Knt.  of  Whitby  and  Roxby,  anoestor  of  the 
Cholmlktb  0/  Whitby  and  Jkmtham.  The  2nd  son  of  the 
let  maniage, 

BoosR  Cholmslxt,  Kaq.,  m.  a  dau.  of  a  gentleman 
named  IkdlriTera,  and  waa  ancestor  of  the  CholmsuT8  ^ 
Brwikdtbjf,  whoee  repreaentotive, 

TB01CA8  Cbolmbuet,  Esq.  of  Brandaby,  m.  Ann,  dau.  of 
Robert  Plomp'on,  of  Plompton,  co.  Toric,  and  had  issue 
three  eona,  i.  Thomas,  hia  heir,  m.  Bliza,  dau.  of  Thomaa 
Walton,  Baq.  of  Windermere,  co.  Ijmoaster,  and  d.  in  1742; 
n.  Pravgib,  of  whom  presently;  m.  Robert,  d.  «am.; 
and  ten  daua.,  i.  Ann,  m.  to  Tliomaa  Mitohdl,  Esq.  of 
Angxmm;  n.  Lucy,  m.  to  William  Stubbs,  Esq. ;  m.  Cathe- 
line;  it.  Maigarst;  ▼.  Jane;  ti.  Maiy;  .vn.  Ursula; 
rja,  Eliaabeth;  u.  Barbara;  x.  Alathea.    The  2nd  son, 

FRAMcn  Cholmxlet,  Bsq.  of  Bnmdaby,  h.  11  Mareh, 
liOi^  «.  bto  elder  brother  in  1742.  He  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Bdward  Ferrers,  Esq.  of  Baddealey  CUnton,  ca  War- 
wiflk,  and  relict  ot  Thomas  Bstkeley,  Eaq.  of  Bpetehky.  oo. 
WoMsster,  and  by  hsr,  who  d,  fa  17eT«  had  (svlth  three 
dans.,  two  of  whom  d.  young,  and  the  third  wmh.)  an  only 
son  and  heir, 

FKAJtOB  CHOunLBT,  Bsq.  of  Bnadsby,  6.  8  May, 
1760,  who  m.  in  1792,  Ttaeaa-Ann,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Bagle- 
iield,  Bart  of  White  Knighta,  oo.  Berlu,  and  by  her,  who 
d,  fa  1810,  left  at  hia  decease,  27  Jan.  1808, 

FnAJioia,  hia  heir. 

Anne,  m.  fa  1814,  to  Jairard-Bdward  Strickland,  Esq.,  and 
d.  16  Jan.  1819. 

Mary-Oatberfae^  ta.  fa  1816,  to  John  Wright,  Jun.  Eaq.  of 
KelTodon  HaU,  Esaez,  who  <£.  in  1822. 

Katherine-Henrietta,  m.  fa  1809,  to  WUliam-John  Chariton, 
Esq.  of  Hes^yside,  oo.  Northumberland. 

Haniet,  d.  mum.  fa  1818. 

The  aon  and  heir, 

TKAjrcia  Cholmxlct,  Bsq.  of  Brandsby,  J.F.  and  D.L., 
6.  9  Jime,  1783,  m.  22  Aug.  1809,  Barbara,  6th  dau.  of  Henry 
Daren,  Esq.  of  Gatohill,  Kent,  and  had  issue, 

FaAjrcm  now  of  Brandsby. 

Heniy-Fhilip,  6. 12  June,  1818. 

Hugh-Edward,  6.  2  June,  1822. 

Thomaa-Charles,  6.  6  Deo.  1826. 

BaiiMOu,  m.  2  Jan.  1884,  to  WIBisasi  Flowdfln,  Eiq.  of 
Plowden,  Salop. 

Tbresa-Mary.  Mary. 

Beanor.  Msogarsi. 

^ras— Oo.,  two  hefaiets,  fa  chie<;  ppr.,  ganiished,  «r;  fa 
baae^  a  garb,  of  the  last 

Crttt — A  demi-griflfa,  sflgreant,  sa.,  beaked,  or,  holding  a 
helmet  of  the  arms. 

&a<— Brandsby,  Torkshirs. 


CHOWNE  OF  WHEATLEIGH  LODGE. 

Chowhe,  The  Rev.  James-Henbt,  H. A.  of  Wheat- 
leigfa  Lodge,  Taunton,  in  the  oo.  of  Somerset^  for- 
meriy  an  officer  in  the  military  servioe  of  the  KL 
Company,  on  their  Bengal  establlihmeut,  only  sur- 
Tiving  son  of  the  late  James  Tilaon,  Esq.  of  Goring, 
00.  Oxford,  aMumedy  by  royal  license,  the  surname 
of  Chowhe  only,  on  the  demiae  of  the  late  General 
Christophw  Chowne,  in  1885,  in  oompliance  with 
the  will  of  Mary,  late  Counteaa  De  BruhL  He  m.  in 
18S5,  Mary-Mimiard,  eldest  dan.  of  William  Brad- 
doo,  Eaq.  of  Blacklfuids,  oo.  Devon,  and  has  issue. 
Both  the  famHies  of  Tilson  and  Chowne  are  ancient, 
the  former  tracing;  in  Ireland,  to  remote  antiquity; 
the  latter  name  is  borne  upon  the  roll  of  Battle 
Abbey,  the  first  of  the  family  having  come  over 
from  La  Vend^  with  the  Norman  Conqueror. 

Jnnt— Quarterly,  1st  and  4th,  sa.,  thrse  thatoher's  hooks, 
fa  pale,  aig.,  2bd  and  8rd,  or,  on  a  bend,  cottsed,  between 
two  garbs,  aa.,  a  mitre,  ofthefleld;on  a  canton,  gu.,  arose^ 

2^«ie»— 1st,  a  cubit  arm  erect  fa  armour,  holding  fa  the 
fumtlet,  ppr.,  a  broad  arrow,  sa.,  feathered,  aig..  for 
Crowitb.    2nd,    a   dexter  arm.  embowed,  habited,  aig.. 


1  oo  the  elbow  with  a  garb,  na.,  gra^tping  fa  the  hand 
ppr.7a  oroeder.  ^,  ferruled.  or.  for  TiLSOif. 
McUc — Pugit  irreparabile  tempua. 
gear— Wbeatleigh  Lodge,  Taunton. 
203 


CHRISTIAN  OF  EWANIUGG  HALL. 

Christian,  John,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  Ewanrigg  Hall, 
CO.  Cumberland,  and  Milntown,  Isle  of  Man,  barria- 
ter-at-law,  J.P.,  and  chief  judge  of  the  Isle  of  Man, 
6.  12  July,  1776;  m.  28  A^uil,  1807,  Susanna,  dau. 
of  Lewis-Robert  Allen,  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  has  issue, 

L  John-Allen,  b,  28  Feb.  1809,  d.  unm.  8  Juno,  1328. 

u.  Hbnry-Taurmait,  h.  29  Jan.  1610. 

m.  Robert,  6.  80  Aug.  1812,  d.  1813. 

IT.  William-Bell,  fa  holy  orders,  6.   17  Aug.   1816,  m. 

Charlotte-Eliabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Brine,  Esq.  of  the 

Isle  of  Man,  and  has  issue,  Annie-Louisa  and  Chav- 

loite-Isabella. 
T.  CbartaKCraik,  6.  28  March,  1821,  d.  fa  1888. 
I.  Susan-Curwen,  ta.  to  Augustus-William  Hillary,  only 

son  of  Sir  WilUam  Hillary,  Bart, 
n.  Maigaret,  m.  to  Thomas  Underwood,  Esq.  lt.D. 
in.  Isabella-Anne, 
rv.  Louisa-Dorothy,  m.  to  the  Ber.  John-Wlffiam  Moly- 

neux. 

iLinfagt. — ^The  first  anoestor  of  the  fsmlly  on  record 
was  a  member  of  the  House  of  Keys,  fa  the  Isle  of  Man,  at 
the  Tynwald  Court  held  fa  that  island  fa  H22.  The  mano- 
rial records  prerious  to  that  jrear  were  all  destroyed,  and, 
fa  consequence,  the  pedigree  cannot  be  traced  fiirther  back. 
It  is  registered  fa  the  CoUege  of  Arms,  Book  tlL,  B.  U. 
p.  170. 

The  first  who  settled  at  Ewanrigg  was 

EwAN  Chkistiax,  Esq,  of  Mifatown,  barrister-at-law, 
eldest  son  of  Edward  Christian,  Esq.  of  Mifatown,  Demster 
of  the  Isle  of  Man,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  sister  of  Edward 
Wilson,  Bsq.  of  Dallam  Tower,  and  graadson,  by  Margaret 
his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Parker,  Esq.  of  BivdUric,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, of  John  Christian,  Esq.  of  Mifatown,  ttving  fa  IMS, 
wlio  was  son  of  Ewan  Christian,  Esq.  of  Milntown.  made 
Demster  of  the  Isleof  Man  fa  1006,  and  grandson  of  Willinm 
M 'Christen,  of  Mifatown,  ssTenth  fa  Ifaoal  descent  fVom 
William  M'Christen,  a  member  of  the  House  of  Keys  in 
1422.  Ewan  Chrlstiaa  (the  first  settler  at  Ewanrigg)  m.  fa 
1677,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Caine,  Esq.,  and  dj^  fa 
1719,  was  I.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

JoHH-CmusTtAH,  Esq.  of  Mifatown  and  Ewanrigg,  6.  fa 
1688,  who  ta.  14  May,  1717,  Bridget,  eldest  dau.  of  Hum- 
phrey Senhouse,  Esq.  of  Nether  Hall,  or  Ellenboroxigh,  oo. 
Cumberland,  and  by  her,  who  d.  fa  1749,  had  seven  sons 
and  four  daua. ;  of  the  latter.  Mart  m.  Bdward  Law,  Bishop 
of  Oarlisle,  and  was  mother  of  .Edward  Law,  Baron  Ellen- 
borough.  Mr.  Christian  d,  20  Sept.  1746,  and  was  «.  by 
his  son, 

John  Chmistiav,  Esq.  of  Mifatown  and  of  Ewanrigg  Hall, 
b.  6  Oot.  1710,  high-sheriff  of  Cumberland  fa  1700 ;  m.  Jane, 
eldest  dau.  of  Eldred  Curwen,  Esq.  of  Workington  Hall, 
ca  Cumbeiiand,  and  by  her  (who  d.  fa  1702),  had  two 
SODS,  John,  his  heir,  and  Henry,  6.  fa  1701,  and  six  daus., 
vis.,  Bridget ;  Julia,  m.  fa  1709,  to  Edward  Stanley,  Esq. 
of  Workington ;  Jane,  m.  to  W.  Blamire,  Esq. ;  Frances,  m. 
to  Edward  Christian,  Esq.  of  Brancaster,  Norfolk ;  Doro- 
thy, fa.  fa  1774,  to  John  Taubman,  Esq.  of  Nunnery,  Isle 
of  Man ;  and  Maiy.  He  (2.  fa  1767,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

John  Crmstian,  Esq.  of  Mifatown  and  Ewanrigg  Hall« 
who  m.  1st,  10  Bept.  1776,  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Taub- 
man, Esq.  of  the  Isle  of  Mmi,  and  by  her  (who  d.  fa  1778), 
had  one  son,  John,  now  of  Ewanrigg.  He  m.  2ndly,  6  Oct. 
1782,  Isabella,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Henry  Curwon,  Esq., 
M.  P.,  of  Workington  Hall,  oo,  Cumberland,  and  bad  by  her 
four  sons  and  three  daus.  (8te  Curwhn  qf  WofUngtan.) 
Mr.  Christian,  who  was  for  many  years  M.P.  for  Oimbor- 
land,  assumed  the  surname  €t  Cuiiwbn.  He  d.  13  Doc 
1829,  when  he  was  «.  by  his  stm  by  his  first  marriage,  the 
present  John  CBaisriAN,  Esq.  Ewanrigg  Hall  and  Mifa- 
town. 

.(Ir»i»--Az.,  a  dend-masde,  between  three  covei^  cups,  or. 

Crett—Ksi  unicorn's  head,  erased,  arg.,  armed,  and  goiged 
with  a  collai\  Invecked,  or. 

Ifotto—Salua  per  Christum. 

/Sio^t— Ewanrigg  Hall,  co.  Cumberland;  and  Mifatown, 
Isle  of  Man. 


CHRISTIE  OF  DURIE. 

Christik,  Charlks-Mattland,  Esq.  of  Durie,  co. 
Fife,  J.r.  and  D.L.,  6.  81  Dae.  1785 ;  m.  Ist,  in  Nov. 
1815,  Mary  Butler,  eldest  dftu.  of  the  Hon.  Robeit 


C  H  R 


C  H  R 


Lindsay,  brother  of  the  Earl  of  Baloarres,  and  by 
her  has  issue, 

I.  Jamis. 

n.  Robert.  in.  CharlM-lUHland. 

IT.  Alexander,  ▼.  Peter^ohn. 

Ti.  Hugfa-Llnds«7,  lieut.  10th  Madras  N.  I. 

Yn.  Napier. 

1.  EUaabeth. 

u.  Mary,   m.   in  Jan.  1846,  to  Frands-Brown  I>oaglas, 
Esq.,  advocate. 

in.  Anne.  nr.  Maigaret. 

He  m.  2udly,  2  April,  1830,  Elisabeth,  4th  dau.  of 
Alexander  Pringle,  Esq.  of  Tair,  and  by  her  has, 

I.  William.  u.  David.  ui.  Bepjamin. 

I.  Susan.  u.  Agnes.  m.  Jane. 

ILittCSS^*  —  Thomas  Chbisttb,  Esq.,  son  of  Jaius 
Crristib,  Esq.,  and  Margaret  WaUcer,  bis  wife,  m.  Mary 
Watson,  and  was  fother  of 

Jamss  Chribtib,  Esq.  of  Durie,  who  m.   1st,  Miss  Mil- 
ligan,  and  by  her  had  a  son, 
Thomas,  who  m.  and  has  issue  surviving, 
James.  Edmund. 

Mary.  Susan.  Anne-Caroline. 

He  m.  2ndly,  in  1783,  Mary  Turner,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
Charles  Maitland,  2nd  son  of  Charles,  6th  Earl  of  Lauder- 
dale, and  by  her  had 

Chablss-Maitlahd,  of  Durie. 

James,  m.,  and  has  surviving  issue,  Robert,  and  Jane. 

Robert^  m.  Miss  Stark,  and  has  issue  three  sons  and  a  dau. 

WiUiam,  m.  Miss  Burchell,  and  has  two  sons  and  six  daus. 

Mary.  m.  to  Alexander  Smith,  Esq. 

Isabella,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Fortesoue. 

Maisaret,  m.  to  John-Irvine  Boswell,  Esq.  of  Kingcause 
and  Balmuto. 

&8kine,  m.  to  Mathew  Fortescue»  Esq.,  nephew  of  Earl 
Fortesoue. 

Anne. 

Mr.  Christie  d.  in  1808. 

^mu— Or,  a  ssltier,  cantoned,  between  two  stars,  in  the 
flanks,  sa.;  in  chief;  a  demi-lion,  couped  at  the  joints,  gu., 
and  in  bas&  a  cross-pat^  of  the  last. 

Crettr—K  dexter  lumd,  holding  a  missive  letter,  ppr. 

ifotto— Pro  rege. 

£mi<— Durie,  co.  Fife. 


CHRISTMAS  OF  WHITFIELD. 

Christmas,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Whitfield,  oo.  Water- 
ford,  J.P.,  and  D.L.  for  that  shire,  m.  Ifiss  Wyn- 
neatt,  of  co.  Gloucester.  Mr.  Christmas  has  sat  in 
parliament  for  the  co.  of  Waterford,  and  served  as 
high-sherifif  for  the  county. 

530^— Whitfield,  Waterford. 


CHRISTOPHER  OF  BLOXHOLM. 
CHRiarroPHER,  Thr  Rt.  Hon.  Robert-Adam,  of 
Bloxholm  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  J.P.,  M.P.  for  the 
northern  division  of  that  shire,  h.  9  Feb.  1804 ;  m. 
28  Jan.  1828,  Lady  Mary  Bruce,  eldest  dan.  of  the 
late  Earl  of  Elgin,  and  has  an  only  dau.  Mr.  Chris- 
topher, whose  patronymic  was  Dondas,  assumed 
his  present  surname  in  compliance  with  the  will  of 
the  late  Oeoi^  Manners,  Esq.  of  Blozham,  whose 
estates  he  became  possessed  of  in  right  of  his  wife. 

ILCncail?*  —  Philip  DtnmAS,  Ejq.,  Oovemor  of  the 
Prince  of  Wales  Inland,  4th  son  (by  Grace  his  2nd  wife, 
dau.  of  William  Grant,  Lord  Prostongzange)  of  Robert 
Dundas,  Esq.  of  Amlston,  Lord  President  of  the  Court  of 
Sesftlon,  elder  brother  of  Henry,  1st  Viscoimt  Melville,  m. 
in  ISOd,  Margaret,  sister  of  Sir  David  Wedderbume,  Bart., 
and  d.  in  1807,  leaving  two  sons,  Robbrt-Adam,  who 
aKsumed  the  surname  of  C^HBisropHn,  and  is  now  of 
Bloxholm  ;  and  Philip,  colonel  in  the  army. 

^rifM— A]g..  a  chevron,  sa.  between  three  fir*conea,  ppr., 
a  chief. 
Vt'.  it — An  arm  embowed,  vested,  holding  a  flr-brai^ch, 
jVo^to— Essayez. 
£ta<— Bloxholm  Hall,  Sleaford. 


CHRISTY  OF  APULDREFIELD. 
Christy,  John,  Esq.  of  Apuldrefield,  co.  Kent,  b, 
19  June,  1781 ;  m.  20  Oct.  1812,  Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of 
204 


the  late  Abraham  De  Home,  Esq.  of  Surrey  Square 
(9U  family  of  De  Hormb),  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  JoBK-Ds  HoRNX,  of  Cudham  Lodge,  Kent,  6.  85  Aug. 
1814.  m.  21  July,  1842,  Ann.  dau.  of  Mr.  Robert 
Kidder,  of  Westertiam,  and  d.  1  Aug.  1850,  leaving  two 
sons  and  two  daus. 

n.  Alfred,  6.  14  Jan.  1818. 

in.  George,  b.  11  April,  1819. 

IT.  Edward,  of  Farringdon,  Berks,  h.  t  June,  1820 ;  m. 
81  Aug.  1847,  Julia-Shears,  dau.  of  Charles  f^urrell, 
Esq.  of  Hill  House,  Dartford,  and  (2.  «.  p.  4  May,  1850. 

V.  Frederiok-Collier,  of  Melbourne,  Australia,  h,  0  Sept. 
1822. 

TI.  Arthur-De  Home,  6.  8  Aug.  1828. 

Tii.  Albert,  Lieut.  10th  Madras  N.I.,  h.  21  March,  1830. 

I.  Emma-Gatherine-Collier,  m.  2  Feb.  1838,  Geoige-Steln- 
man  Steinman,  Esq..  F.S.A.,  of  Pripry  Lodge,  Peckham, 
Surrey,  and  has  issue. 

fttntaffe. — ^Albxahdib  Chbistt,  of  Aberdeen,  b.  in 
Scotland,  in  1042,  passed  over  into  Ireland,  and  residing  at 
Moyallan,  oo.  Down,  d.  there,  29  April.  1722,  leaving  (with 
a  dau.,  Sarah,  m.  to  Samuel  Morton,  Esq.  of  Kilmore,  co. 
Armagh)  a  son, 

John  Chbistt,  of  Moyallan,  b.  10  Sept.  1078,  who  m. 
Mary  Hill,  of  Msgfaeiameske,  and  d.  in  May,  1768,  leaving 
issue, 
L  Alexander,  6.  4  Jan.  1899,  who  went  Into  Scotland,  and 
after  residing  some  time  at  Ormiston,  co.  Edinburgh, 
removed  in  1780  to  Perth.    He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  George 
Huntingdon,  M.D.,  but  d.  «.  p.  in  1704. 
IL  Joamh,  6.  29  March,  1708,  m.  18  April,  1783,  Patience, 
dau.  or  John  Chambers,  Esq.  of  Lurgan,  and  d.  in  1755, 
leaving  a  dau.,  Ifary,  m.  to  AixUiibald  Horn,  Esq. 
m.  John,  of  whom  presently. 

IV.  James,  of  Lower  Stramore,  in  Moyallan,  6.  29  March, 
1708,  m.  4  July.  1783,  Maigaret,  dan.  of  John  Morton, 
Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

1  John,  b.  10  June,  1735,  m.  15  April,  1759,  Debonh,  dau. 
of  Joseph  Thompson,  Esq.  of  Castletown,  and  d.  13  Aug. 
1771,  leaving  issue,  a  eon  and  successor,  Jamis,  of 
Lower  Stramore^  6.  17  Dec  1702,  who  m.  22  Nov.  1785, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Mark,  Esq.  of  Limerick,  and  d, 
5  Jan.  1820,  leaving,  with  oUier  issue,  a  son  and  heir, 
John,  of  Lower  Stramore,  6.  0  Julv,  1789,  who  m. 
Sarah,  dan.  of  John  Leoky.  Esq.  of  Ballykealy,  oo.  Car- 
low,  and  d.  4  April,  1848,  leaving,  John  Leoky,  of  Cin- 
cinnati, b.  25  May,  1830,  and  other  issue. 

2  James,  of  Luigan,  m.  1  Dec.  1708.  Luda,  dau.  of  Archi- 
bald Shaw,  Esq.,  and  d.  «.  p.  98  Aug.  1798. 

1  Mary.  fr.  31  Jan.  1784.  m.  29  April,  1753.  Thomas  Daw- 
son, Esq.,  and  d.  22  Jan.  1785.  Mr.  Dawson  d.  16  Jan. 
1785. 

2  Maigaret,  6.  18  Oct  1737,  m.  29  Sept.  1750^  Thomas 
Linton,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

8  Sarah,  b.  20  Aug.  1740,  m.  her  oousin,  John  Christy, 
and  had  issue. 
T.  Thomas,  b.  22  Jan.  1711.  of  Moyallan,  m.  Ist,  0  March, 
1739-40,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Bramery,  Esq.,  and  2ndly, 
Mary  Nicholson,  and  d.  23  April,  1780,  having  had  issue, 
by  ms  first  wife, 
1  John,  drowned  27  Oct  1758,  «.  p. 

1  Hannah,  6.  3  May,  1748.  m.  18  l>ec.  1700,  John  Wake- 
field, Esq.,  and  d.  14  July.  1779,  leaving  issue,  Thomas- 
Christy  Wakefield,  Esq.  of  Moyallan. 

2  Mary,  b.  9  Jan.  1783,  m.  27  Oct  1771,  Joseph  Phelps,  Esq. 
The  3rd  son, 

John  Chbistt,  Esq.,  passed  over  to  Scotland,  and  built 
Ormiston  Lodge,  oo.  Edinburgh.  He  was  6.  29  June,  1707, 
and  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Miller,  Esq.  of  Craigentinnie. 
00.  Edinburgh,  and  aunt  to  William-Henxy  Miller,  Esq., 
F.&A.,  of  Brittwell  House,  Bucks,  sometime  M.P.  for 
Newoastle-under-Lyme,  and  d.  in  1701,  leaving  issue, 

L  John,  who  d,  young. 

II.  William,  who  sold  Ormiston  Lodge,  24  Feb.  1704,  «. 
1st  Jane  Erskine,  and  2ndly,  Alison  Dunn,  and  d.  in 
1814,  leaving  issue. 

ni.  Hin.  Ueut  01st  foot,  b.  fai  1741,  m.  1709.  Helen,  dau. 
of  Archibald  Cuthbertson,  M.D.,  and  d.  18  May,  1819, 
leaving  issue, 

1  Archibald,  d.  «.  p. 

2  John,  of  Fort  Union,  Adare,  near  limaickj  m.  Elixa, 
dau.  of  Luke  Mullock,  of  Limerick,  and  has  issue, 
Mathew,  Luke.  John-Hill,  Helen,  and  Anne. 

8  Mathew,  M.D.,  surgeon  E.I.C.S..  m.  Esther  Miller 
(who  in.  2ndly,  M^jor  Mungo  Campbell) ;  and  d.  in 
India,  leaving  issue^  Ann,  hi.  to  the  Rev.  James-Charles 
Thompson. 

1  Agnes,  m.  William  Ramage.  Esq.,  capt  R.N.,  and  had 
issue. 
IT.  John,  of  Klrcassock,  co.  Down,  m.  28  Nov.  1786,  Sarah, 
dau.  of  James  Christy,  Esq.,  of  Lower  Stramore,  and  had 
issue. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


I  ICUar,  Esq.  of  Bdii>lnuxl>- 


C  H  U 

1  John,  d.  at  Nantucket,  North  America. 
S  James,  of  Kircaasock,  m.  Ajme,  dau.  of  Joseph  Hurphy, 
Beq.,  and  has  survivinff  issue,  Mary-Anne,  m.  in  1821. 
to  uichard  Tifi^ie,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law:  Charlotte ;  and 
EUxa,  m.  19  July,  1848,  to  Jonathan-Joseph  Richard- 
son, Esq.  of  The  Island,  Lisbum,  oo.  Antriio,  H.P. 
IHaxgaret 
T.  HnxKB.  of  whom  presently. 
1.  Ann,  who  d.  younff. 
n.  Euphemiak  m.  WilUam 
UL  Ann,  d.  wnm,  1788. 
IT.  MarRaret,  b.  in  1750.  m.  in  1768,  Alexander  Sinclair, 
Esq.  of  Brabster  Doran,  in  Bower,  Caithnesshire,  and 
had  issue. 

Y.  Maiy,  b.  in  1765,  m.  Ist,  in  1776,  John  Dollin,  of  London, 
and  2nd]y,  Thomas  Jeflfrys,  Esq.  of  London. 
The  5th  son. 

Miller  Chbi8TT,  Esq.,  b.  in  1748,  resided  at  Stockwell, 
Surrey.    He  m.  29  Sept.  1773,  Ann,  dau.  of  William  Rice, 
of  Manudffli,  Essex,  and  d.  12  June,  1890,  leaving  issue, 
L  Thomas,  of  Brooklands,  Essex,  lord  of  the  manor  of 
Bla^  Notley,  b.  25  Sept.  1770,  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Hewlings,  Esq.  of  Reading,  and  by  her  (who  d.  14  Jan. 
1837)  left  issue  at  his  decease,  14  June,  1840, 
1  niomaa,  of  Brooklands,  m.   in  1829,  Jane,  dau.  of 
niomas-Christy  Wakefield.    Esq.  of  Moyallen  House, 
MoyaUan,  and  has  issue,  Thomas,  of  Shanghai,  5.  9  Dec. 
18S1 ;  Wakefield,  b.  0  Dec.  1834 ;  Stephen,  6.  13  Dec 
1840  ;  Louisa ;  and  Ellen-Sophia. 

S  Samuel,  M.P.  for  Newcastle-under-Lyme,  m.  20  April, 
1842.  Maiy,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hardcastle,  of  Firwood, 
near  Bolton-le-Moors,  and  has,  William-Henry-Archi- 
bald,  b.  10  Nov.  1860. 

1  Rachael,  lady  of  the  manor  of  Black  Notley,  m.  7  Oct. 
1824,  DanielrBeU  Hanbuzy,  Esq.  of  Lambeth,  and  has 


S  Chariotte,  m.  in  1832,  Edmimd  Ashworth,  Esq.,  J.P., 
of  Egerton  Hall,  Turton,  Lancashire,  and  has  issue. 
8  Anno^  m.  in    1830^   to  Thomas   Ashworth,  Esq.  of 
Foynton,  co.  Chester,  and  d.  in  1838,  «.  p. 
n.  William-Miller,  of  The  Woodbines,  Kingston,  Surrey, 
b.  12  Jan.  1778,  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  John  FeU,  Esq.  of 
Peckham,  and  has  issue. 

1  WaUam,  F.LS..  F.Z.S.,  Ac.,  d.  24  July,  1889. 

2  Henry,  of  Stockwell.  3  John-Fell,  d.  1851. 

4  Alexander,  of  Fairfield  in  Droylsden,  oo.  Lancashire. 

5  Richard,  of  Fairfield. 

6  Joseph-Fell,  of  Clapham,  co.  Surrey,  m.  28  June,  1864, 
IdUmM,  dan.  of  James  Dowie^  Esq.  of  Chesnut  Grove. 
Kingston. 

7  Edmund,  of  Stockport,  co.  Chester. 

1  Maxy-Anne.  2  Elisabeth. 

S  Rebecca,  m.  10  May,  1848,  to  Alfired  Darby,  Esq.  of 
Stanly  HaU,  Astl^s  Abbots,  oo.  Salop. 

m.  JoHV,  of  ApuldrefiDUd  Manor. 

IT.  Jooeph,  of  Maidston^  Kent,  m.  in  1822,  Elizabeth, 
dan.  of  Joa^  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Pontefhbct. 

T.  James^  of  Brownings,  in  Broomfield,  m.  2  June,  1812, 
Chariotte,  youngest  dau.  of  John  Fell,  Esq.  of  Peckham 
Bye,  and  has,  1  James,  of  Boynton  Hall,  Essex,  who  m. 
in  1842,  Elixabeth,  dau.  of  Wm.-Cnittenden  Marten,  Esq. 
of  Lewes,  and  has,  James,  Wilflred,  Alice,  Charlotte-Mary, 
Anna-Louisa,  sad  Ada;  2  Robert;  3  David,  of  Patching 
Hall,  Broomfield,  b.  22  July,  1828 ;  4  FoU ;  1  Manr,  m.  in 
1887,  to  Joset^  Smith,  Esq.  of  Patterswick  HaU.  Essex ; 

2  Sophia,  m.  m  1880,  to  Wiuiam  Marriage,  Esq.  of  ^>ring- 
flekl ;  8  Caroline ;  4  EUen-Jane. 

L  Anne,  m.  Alexander  Cruickshank,  of  Laureston  Lane^ 
Edinburgh  (who  had  before  m.  her  cousin},  and  d.  31  Dec. 
1880,  leaTing  issue. 

Jim»— Or,  on  a  saltier,  invecked,  sable,  between  four 


ptoroed,  az.,  a  saltier,  erm. 
-A  mount 


Crttt — ^A  mount,  vert.,  thereon  the  stump  of  a  holly  tree, 
qmmting,  between  four  branches  of  fern,  all  ppr. 
Jf««o— flic  viresco. 
ftttf— Apoldrefield  Manor,  Cudham,  Kent. 


CHUTE  OF  THE  VINR 

Wiookt-Chutb,  William-Ltdb,  Esq.  of  The  Vine, 
00.  Hants,  and  of  PickenHam  Hall,  in  Norfolk,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  high-Bherifif  in  18S2,  and  formerly  M.P.  for 
Norfolk,  b.  16  June,  1800;  m.  1  June,  1837,  Martha, 
dau.  of  Theophilus-Ruasell  Bu<^worth,  Esq.  of  Cock- 
ley-Cley  Hall,  oo.  Norfolk,  and  has  issue, 

I.  CHAixnrcft-WiLUAM,  b.  1  Aug.  1838. 

n.  Derereux-Wiggett,  6.  20  Dec  1830. 

m.  Charles-Thomas,  b.  17  Aug.  1841. 

IT.  Edward-Russell,  b.  11  July,  1848. 

T.  Theophilus-Dacre,  6. 10  June,  1852. 

I.  BKaabeth-Martha.  n.  Emmeline-Mary. 

m.  Oeoigina-Ftemy.  it.  Mary-Esther. 

This  gentleman,  whose  patronymic  is  WiaaETT,  as- 
20S 


C  H  U 

sumed,  by  royal  license,  in  1827,  on  succeeding  to 
the  estates  of  the  Rev.  Thomas-Vere  Chute,  the 
additional  surname  and  arms  of  that  family. 

ILitttSLQt* — ^The  Chtttks  were  of  long  standing  in  the 
counties  of  Kent  and  Somerset,  where  they  were  originally 
settled.  They  were  lords  of  the  manor  of  Taunton,  until 
about  the  year  1600,  when  Edmund  Chute  sold  the  manor 
to  Lord  Denham.  The  Kentish  branch  of  the  family 
expired  in  1700,  on  the  death  of  Sir  George  Chute,  Bart. 

Challonxb  Chuts,  Esq.,  son  and  heir  of  Charles 
Chute,  Esq.  of  the  Middle  Temple,  by  Ursula  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Challoner,  Esq.  of  Fulham,  purchased  f^i-om 
Lord  Sandys,  in  1663,  the  estate  of  The  Vine,  co.  Hants. 
He  m.  Ist,  Ann,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Skory,  Knt. 
and  had  a  son,  Cballohbb,  his  heir,  and  two  daus.,  Anne 
and  Cecilia.  He  m.  2ndly,  Dorothy,  Lady  Dacre,  dau. 
of  Lord  North,  but  had  no  fUrtber  issue.  Mr.  ChaUoner 
Chute  d.  in  1659,  then  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons 
to  BiCHABD  Cbomwbll's  Parliament,  an  arduous  office, 
which  he  filled  to  the  great  saUsfiiction  of  all  parties. 
His  great-grandson, 

John  Chute,  Esq.  of  The  Vine,  d.  unm.  in  1776,  when 
this  branch  of  the  fomily  became  extinct  in  the  male  line, 
but  tlie  possessions  deyolved  on 

Thomas  Lobb,  Esq.  of  Pickenham  Hall,  in  Norfolk, 
son  of  Elizabeth  Chute  (granddau.  of  Challomkb  Chutb, 
Esq.  of  The  Vine),  by  Thomas  Lobb,  Esq.  This  gentleman 
assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Chxttb.  He  m.  Ann* 
Bachel,  dau.  of  William  Wigobtt,  Esq.,  and  had,  (with 
other  children,  who  d.  vnm.)  Wiluam;  Thomab-Vkrb; 
Anne-Badiel,  m.  to  Sir  William  Hicks,  Bart. ;  and  Mary, 
ta.  to  Wither  Branston,  Esq.  of  Oakley  Hall,  Hants,  and 
d.  9.  p.  Mr.  Lobb  Chute  d,  in  1791,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  suiriTing  son, 

WiLUAM-JoHK  Chute,  Esq.  of  The  Vine  and  Pickenham 
Hall,  M.P.  for  Hants,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  Joshua  Smith,  Esq.  of  Stoke  Park,  Wilts,  but 
dying  «.  p.  in  1824,  was  «.  by  his  brother. 

The  Ret.  Thomas -Verb  Chute,  of  The  Vine  and 
Pickenham  Hall,  rector  of  South  Pickenham  and  Moulton 
St.  Michael's,  oo.  Norfolk,  at  whose  decease  wtm.,  in  1827, 
the  estates  devolTed  on  Willlam-Ltde  Wioobtt,  Esq., 
who  assuming,  on  inheriting,  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Chute,  is  the  present  William-Ltdb  Wiooer-Chute, 
Esq.  of  The  Vine  and  Pickenham  HaU. 

Jrm»— 4)uarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  gu.,  three  swords  barways, 
the  points  towards  the  dexter,  ppr.,  pommels  and  hilts,  or, 
for  chute;  2nd  and  8rd,  erm.,  three  mullets,  two  and  one, 
as.,  pierced,  gu. ;  on  a  chie(  wavy,  sa.,  a  dove^  regardantv 
ppr.,  for  Wioobtt. 

OrttU-'lBt,  a  dexter  cubit  arm,  in  armoiir,  the  hand  in  a 


wings,  arg.,  each  ohaiged  with  a  mullet,  gu.,  for  Wioobtt. 
Jtfofto— -For^^ne  de  guerre. 
.  &a^~The  Vine^  in  Hampshire. 

jrarndfi  of  raftgsett. 

WiuxAM  Wioobtt,  Esq.  of  Geist,  descended  ftmn  an  old 
Norfolk  ftanUy,  m.  in  1616,  Anne  Sherringham,  and  had  issue, 
I.  William,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Edward  Dary,  Esq., 
and  had  an  only  dau.,  Ann-Raohabl,  who  m.  Thomas 
Lobb  Chute,  Esq.,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son,  the 
Ret.  Thomas-Vebb  Chute,  at  whose  decease,  vam.,  in 
1827,  the  estates  of  the  Chutes  deTolved  on  W.-L.  Wio- 
obtt, Esq.,  their  present  possessor. 
IL  Jambs,  who  m.  Frances,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  ~  Mackarell, 
Esq.,  and  had,  with  three  daus.,  a  son. 
The  Ret.  James  Wioobtt,   rector  of  Crudwell  and 
Hankerton,  in  Wilts,  who  ta.  1st,  in  1791,  Rachel,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Samuel  Lyde,  Esq.  of  Ayott,  Herts,  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  1802)  he  had  surviving  issue, 
1  Jambs-Samuel,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Moulton, 
in  Norfolk,  b.  12  July,  1797,  m.  Maty-Ann,  dau. 
of  Allan  Thompson,  Esq.,  and  has  two  sons,  Allan 
and  WiUiam. 
S  Willlam-Ltde,  the  present  Mr  Wioobtt  Chute. 

1  Anna- Maria,  m.  Roger-P.  Western,  Esq.,  and  d.  1858. 

2  Frances-Rachel,  m,  to  Admiral  Colquitt. 
8  Caroline,  m.  to  Thomas  Woriunan,  Esq. 

Mr.  Wigffett  (the  rector  of  Crudwell)  m,  2ndly.  and 
had  another  son,  Edward-Humphrys,  b.  in  1817,  m. 
1852,  Maxgaret  Wade. 


CHUTE  OF  CHUTE  HALL. 

Chute,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Tullygaron  (or  Chute 
HaU),  CO.  Kerry,  J.P.,  6.  22  May,  1811;  m.  Ist^ 


C  H  TJ 

18  Oct  1886,  Theodora,  daa.  and  heir  of  Arthur 
Blennerhassett,  Esq.  of  Blermervillei  by  Helen-Jane 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas,  Lord  Ventry,  and  grand- 
dau.  of  Sir  Rowland  Blennerhassett^  Bart  of  Blen- 
nerville,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  FBAirais-BunnrKRKAssBTT,  b.  18  Sept.  1837. 

u.  Arthur-Rowland,  6.  tO  Deo,  1888. 

I.  Melicent-Agnes.  ii.  Helena-Jane. 

Mr.  Chute  m.  2ndly,  8  March,  1847,  Rose,  dau.  of 
the  present  Lord  Ventry,  and  by  her  has, 

I.  Thomas-Aremberg,  b.  14  Oct  1848. 
n.  Maxy-Anne. 

JLintSiQt*'— The  CnimB  i/  ChuU  Hall  deiir*  ftxmi  that 
branch  of  the  andent  flunily  of  Chute  which  was  seated 
in  the  ooun^  of  Kent. 

The  flnt  who  settled  in  Ireland, 

Oborob  Ohuts,  a  military  oflloer,  went  into  that  klng»- 
dom  daring  the  rebellion  ci  Desmond,  and  obtained  grants 
of  land  near  Dingle,  and  in  the  oounty  <^  Limerick,  yrtMh 
were  soon,  howcTer,  alienated.  He  m.  an  Evans,  of  the 
Qoimty  of  Ck>rk,  and  had  a  son, 

DAimBL  Chutx,  who  acquired,  in  marriage  with  a  dau. 
of  MofilUgott,  the  lands  of  Tulligaron  (subsequently  called 
Chute  Hall),  which  was  afterwards  (with  othen  since 
disposed  of)  confirmed  bj  patent,  in  1630,  under  which 
they  are  now  held.  He  left  (with  a  dau.,  fti.  to  —  OrosUe, 
Usq.)  a  son  and  successor, 

RiOHARn  CnuTi,  Esq.  of  Tulligaron,  oo.  Keny,  who 
m.  a  dau.  of  Crosbia  of  Tubrid,  snd  was  «.  by  his  son, 

ExTSSBina  Chots^  Esq.  of  TuUigaron,  who  m.  Mary, 
sister  of  Mr.  Justice  Bernard,  of  the  oourt  of  Common 
Pleas  in  Ireland,  ancestor  of  the  Earls  of  Bandon.  By 
this  lady  he  had  issue,  l  BiOBAan,  his  heir;  n.  Frsnois, 
who  died  collector  of  Tralee,  i.  p.;  m.  Pierce,  ancestor 
of  the  Cnnns  of  TraUt;  and  rr.  Arthur,  in  Ikoly  orders, 
who  d.  WMH,    The  eldest  son, 

RiOHABn  OnuTB^  Esq.  of  TuMigaron,  m.  Charity,  dau. 
of  John  Herbert,  Esq.  of  Castle  lalsnd,  oo.  Kerry,  and 
bad  issue,  i.  Francis,  his  heir;  n.  Richard,  of  Roxborough, 
in  Kerry;  i.  Maigaret  m.  to  George  Rowan,  Esq.  of 
Rahtarmy ;  n.  Agnes,  «.  to  John  Sssly,  Esq.  of  Maglass; 
in.  Catherine^  m.  to  Comettus  M'Oillieaddy  (M'Oilliouddy 
of  The  Reeks).  Mr.  Chute  was  a  at  his  decease  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Frahcis  Chxjti,  Esq.  of  TulUganm,  or  Chute  Hall,  who 
m.  in  17«1,  Ruth,  dau.  of  Sir  Riggs  Ealkiner,  Bart  ef 
Anne  Mount  oo.  Cork,  and  had  issue, 

L  RiCHARn,  his  heir. 

n.  Falldner.  captain  in  the  82nd  regiment  of  Ught  dragoons, 
who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Captain  Qoddard,  <^  the  Queen's 
Coun^  and  left  at  his  decease  an  only  dau.,  Catherine^ 
m.  to  w  illiam  Cooke,  Esq.  of  Retreat,  near  Athlono. 

m.  Caleb,  captain  in  the  0Pth  foot,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  Theophilus  Yielding,  Esq.  of  Gahir  Anne,  co.  Kerry. 

IT.  Francis-Bernard,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Rowan, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Ongoiy^  and  has  iseue^ 
1  Francis-Bernard. 


T.  Arthur,  whom.  Franeea,  dsRL  of  John  Lindsay,  Esq.  of 
LindTiUe,  Cork,  and  has  issusk 
1  Frands.  in  holy  ordera 
S  John,  also  in  holy  orders. 
1  Fianoea.  S  Ruth.  t  Anne. 

%  Maigaret,fa.tonkomas-WilUamSande^Bsq.ofSaIl9W- 

glin,  CO.  Keny. 
n.  Ruth,  m.  to  the  late  Thomas  Elliot,  Esq,  of  Garrynttie- 

nsTslly,  in  Kerry. 

Mr.  Chute  d.  in  178S,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Richard  Chutb,  Esq.  of  Chute  Hall,  b,  in  1768,  high- 
sheriff  of  the  county  of  Kerry  in  1786,  s».  1st,  fa  1785, 
Agnes,  dan.  of  Rowland  Batsman,  Esq.  of  Oak  Park,  and 
had  by  her, 
Framoul  his  heir. 

Rowland,  of  Leebrooke,  near  Tralee,  formerly  captain  in 
the  68th  rsffiment,  tii.  Frances,  dan.  of  James  Crosbie^ 
"—    of  Balljheigue  OBstle»  formeriy  M.P.  for  the  oo. 


of  Keny,  and  has  two  sons  and  two  dans. 
IsBtitia,  m.  to  William  Raymond,  Esq.  of  Dromln,  oo. 

Kerry. 
Ruth,  m.  to  Willism  Cooks^  Eaq.  of  The  Cottage,  near 

Athlone. 
Affues,  m.  to  Richard  Mason,  Esq.  of  Csppanahane,  oo. 

Omerick,  and  is  deceased. 

Mr.  Chute  m.  2ndly,  in  1798,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rer. 
Dr.  William  Maunsell,  D.D.  of  the  city  of  limeridc,  and 
by  her  had  two  sons  snd  threo  daus., 
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OLA 

WlUiam-Maunsell,  m.  the  dau.  of  the  Rot.  Mr.  If  ash,  of 

BaUycarthy.  near  Tralee,  and  has  issue. 
Richard.   M.D..  of  Tralee,  m.  Miss  Elisabeth  Rowan,  of 

Bahtamy,  and  has  issue. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Robert  Wade,  of  Tralee. 
Dorothea,  m.  to  William  Neligan,  Esq.  of  Tralee,  and 

is  deceased. 
Maigaret 

The  eldest  son, 

Frahois  Chuts,  Esq.  of  Chute  Hall,  is.  1st,  18  Feb. 
1810,  Maiy-Anne,  dau.  of  Trevor  Bomfbrd,  Esq.  of  Dublin, 
and  by  her  had  iasue, 

Richard,  now  of  Chute  HalL 

Trevor,  lient.-coL  70th  regt. 

Rowland,  deociased. 

Maxy,  m.  to  —  Harnett,  Esq. 
Mr.  Chute  «.  2ndly,  Arabella^  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Maynard 
Denny,  of  Churchill,  brother  of  Sir  Barry  Denny.  Bart,  of 
TralMk  M.P.  tar  the  co.  of  Keny,  and  by  that  lady  had, 

Arthur. 

Penelope.  Arabsila. 

He  d.  12  Aug.  1849. 

Arwi9~^VL,  sem^  of  mullets^  or,  three  swords,  barways, 
ppr.,  the  middlemost  enoounterinff  the  other  two ;  a  canton, 
per  fease,  axg.  and  vert,  thereon  a  uon  passant. 

Crat—A  dexter  cubit  arm  in  srmour,  the  hand  on  a  gaunt- 
let gxasping  a  broken  sword,  in  bend  sinister,  ppr.,  poounel 
and  hlltk  or. 

If oMo— Fortune  de  guenre. 
>'  iSeoi— Chute  EUOl,  oo.  Kerry. 


CLAPHAM  OF  BURLET  QRANQB. 

OliAPHAM^  Jobn-Pbklk,  Eflq.  of  Buriey  Gtranga, 
CO.  York,  J.P.,  6.  7  July,  1801;  m.  11  April,  1827, 
Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  John  Cla|>luim»  Esq.  of  Leeds, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLLiAM'HnniT^  u.  John-Arthnr« 

I.  Mary.  n.  Emma. 

HneS0e. — Jomr  CLAiVAif,  Esq.,  by  Martha  his  wife, 
was  fkther  of  Jomr  Ci«ArBAic,  who,  by  Hsnnsh  his  wife, 
had  issue,  William;  John;  Samuel;  Hannah;  Elisabeth; 
Mary;  and  Martha.    Ofthsae, 

WiLUAM  Clapkam,  Esq.,  m,  I  Oet  1706,  Anne,  dan. 
of  John  Peele,  Esq.  of  London,  and  had  an  only  surviving 
son,  the  present  John-Pblk  Clafham,  Esq.  of  BuHey 
Qnngs,  00.  Tork. 

^rnu— Atgt.,  en  a  bend,  aa.,  six  flems<fcoiis»  two^  t«so,  and 
two.  . 
Cit$t    A  lion,  rampant. 
If  otto— Post  est  oocasio  oslva, 
«Kit^nB«|lsy  arangs^  nsar  Otley,  oo.  Twk. 


CLARK  OF  BiaiFORD  HALU 

Clark,  The  Rw.  Johv-Dixor,  M.A.  of  Belfbrd 
Hall,  CO.  Northumberland,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  K 16  Jan. 
1812;  m,  8  June,  1843,  Ann,  2nd  dau.  of  Addison 
Fenwick,  Esq.  of  Pallion  and  Bishopwearmouth, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1847)  has  one  dali^ 

AVNa-EUZABBTB, 

Sritsexge.— WnuAX  Clabk,  Esq.  of  Bedford  Hall  and 
Benton  House,  oo.  Northumberland,  b.  in  ITM  (eon  of 
William  Clerk,  late  of  Tynemouth,  and  grandson  of  William 
Claik,  whose  &mily  were  settled  near  Alnwick  for  a  suies 
of  yeanX  ^^^tt*  lieut.-ooL  oommaTiding  the  North  local  regi- 
ment of  Militia,  a  deputy-lieutenant  and  a  deputy  vioc> 
admiral,  and  served  as  Ugh-sherifT  of  Northumberland  in 
18S0.  He  m.  1st,  in  1794,  Ann,  dsu.  of  James  Hutchinson, 
Esq,  of  Tjnemouth,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1802)  he  had  three 
daos.,  vis.,  Anne-EUaabeth ;  Mary-Elisabeth,  m.  in  182S,  to 
the  Bev.  W.-C.  Ktakg,  of  Lowestoft ;  and  BUsabeth-Ssrsb.  He 
fa.  Sndly,  inl808,  Maiy,  dan.  of  Willism  Brown,  Esq.  of  Long 
Benton,  and  by  bsr  (who  d.  in  1814)  had  issue,  Wiluam- 
Bnowir,  his  hsir ;  Jomr-Dizoic,  now  of  BeUrad  HsU ;  Jane- 
Margaret,  m.  a  July,  1888,  to  the  Bev.  William  Atkinson, 
M.A.  He  fa.  Srdly,  Maigaret,  eldest  dau.  of  George  Seller, 
Esq.  of  Twiaell  House,  in  Northumberland.  Mr.  Claris  d. 
in  1887,  and  was  «.  by  his  dder  son, 

■  Wzluax-Bbowv  Clabk,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  Belford  Hall, 
b.  12  Nov.  1807,  banister-at-Uw,  J.P.,  who  fa.  11  June, 
1888,  Eleanor,  eldest  dau.  of  Addison  Fenwick,  Esq.  of 
Pallion,  and  Bishop  Wearmouth,  eo.  DuHiam,  and  had 
issue,  Bmlly-Anne  and  Julia-Mary.  Mr.  Clark  d.  9  Nov, 
1840. 


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C  L  A 


C  L  A 


Jrm»— Erm.,  an  a  ebevron,  embattled-ooiinter-einbAttlad, 
beUreen  three  dragons^  hfoada,  erased,  as.,  a  obi4)let  between 
twoToaee,  or. 

Cmt-'A  dragon's  head,  erased,  as.,  guttte  d'or,  with  a 
ooOar,  embattled-oounter-embattled,  and  changed  on  the  neck 
with  three  amnletS)  interiaoed,  gold. 

Jfotto— Fortitndo. 

aiBg^-Belford  Hall,  Northumbexlaad. 


CLARK  OF  BUCKLAND  TOUSSAINTa 

Clark,  WilliamJohn,  Esq.  of  Buckland  Toub- 
•amtB,  ca  Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  bigh-fiheriff  in  1848, 
k.  16  April,  1798;  m.  1st,  8  June,  1815,  Maiy,  2nd 
daa  of  John  Smith,  Esq.  of  Sumner  CasUe,  co.  Lan- 
€Aster,  by  Mary  his  wife,  daiL  of  Edmund  Smith, 
Enq.  of  Sparth  Hall,  in  the  same  county,  and  has  by 
her, 

I.  WiLUAif-ImTnMi  BmTB,  ft.  9  Mareh,  1810^  m.  21  March, 
ISM^  Mariane,  eldest  dan.  of  Sir  Bobort-WUlkan  New- 
man, Bart.,  and  has  iasiM. 

n.  Maiy. 
Mr.  Clark  m.  2ndly,  28  March,  1829,  MatOda,  5th 
dau.  of  Paul-Treby  Treby,  Escj.  of  Cioodamoor,  co. 
Deron,  hy  Lestitia-Anne  his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Sir 
William  Trelawny,  of  Trelawny,  co.  Cornwall,  Bart, 
goTemor  of  Jamaica,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Lewto-TrelawiMy,  fixat-Ueut.  21st  Royal  N.B.  fkisiliers, 
6.  14  Jan.  1828. 

u.  Geoige-Onrry,  of  Pemh.  OoL  Oxford,  6.  9  Oct  188L 

m.  Bdward-Hsle,  6.  2S  May,  18BS. 

IT.  Bmeat-Leith,  d.  I  March,  1849. 

T.  Norman-Letth-Hay,  A.  U  i^pril,  184&. 

L  KaftherinaTreby.  n.  Ontdtna-MMd. 

m.  Barbara-Treby. 

%intZ^* — This  fSHnfly,  «riglna]ly  tram  the  northern 
eoanties,  settled  in  the  parishes  of  South  Hulsh  and  Honiton- 
Clyst  00.  Devon,  in  the  year  1880,  when  we  iind  Btbphxn 
and  Otho  Olabu  residing  on  Sampton  and  Clarke's  Land, 
in  the  ooonty  aforasaid.  Stephen  darks,  Qentleman,  m. 
in  1684,  Christian  Chresham,  and  had  issue,  William,  Maiy, 
Joan,  Edward-Noffworthy,  Thomas,  and  James :  the  two 
letter  were  buried  in  Honiton-Clyst,  in  the  years  1888  and 
1880,  and 

Edwabi>-No8WOBTht  Clabks,  Gentleman,  the  2nd  son, 
at.  in  1701,  Joan  Harris,  trnm  wbaax  descended 

WxLLiAK  Ci.^BXS,  Esq.,  who  fa.  Mary  Jervis,  and  was 
boiied  1707,  aged  74 :  the  issue  of  this  marriage  was  William. 
TUs 

WiLUAM  Clabk  (by  whom  the  name  was  first  so  speK, 

ftir  what  reason  there  is  no  record),  of  Efford  Manor,  oo. 

Devon,  m.  Margaret  Smith,  dan.  of  James  Pett,  Qentle- 

asan,  and  Anne  Maye  his  wiliB,  and  had  issue, 

WiLUAM,  of  whom  presently ;  Maiy,  la.  26  Feb.  1764,  to 

CourtM^  O'OonneJf  Esq.  ;  and  BUiuheth,  who  m,  FhiUp 

Langmead,  Esq.  of  Houghton,  late  M.P.  for  Plymouth,  and 

had,  Maiy,  wife  of  William  Clark,  of  Buckland  ToussainU 

and  Bflord  Manor ;  and  Eliabeth,  wife  of  Oeoige  Byng, 

Viaeount  Torrington. 

The  son  and  heir, 

WaxiAM  Claxk,  Bki.  of  Buckland  Toussaints  and  Efford 
Manor,  «•.  18  Dec  1788^  Maiy,  dau.  of  Philip  Langmead, 
Msq.  of  Honghton,  co.  Dctoo,  M.P.  for  Plymouth,  and  had, 
L  WiLUAM-Jomr,  new  of  Buekland  Toossainta. 
D.  Erring;  of  Eflbrd  Manor,  co.  Deron,  Esq.,  m.  1822, 
Anne-LMtitia,  8rd  dau.  of  Faul-Trel^  Trel^,  of  Qooda- 
mare  and  Flymton  House^  Esq.,  and  had  Issus^ 

1  Irving-Frederick,  who  d.  in  the  year  1860. 

2  Henry,  m.  Lucy,  2nd  dan.  of  the  late  John  Qvpenter, 
of  Mount  Tavy,  oo.  of  Deron,  Esq..  and  grandoau.  of 
Mr.  and  Lady  Hanriett  Qamier,  of  Bookabury  Park, 

8  Faul-Fiands.  4  Bsginald-Treby,  RK. 

6  Charles-Ourry. 

1  CordeUa-Lucy,  m.  in  1864,  to  Henzy-Ghailss  Lonss, 
Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  8rd  son  of  the  late  Sir  Biuph 

2  Florence,  m.  10  March,  1864,  Sir  William-Norris  Toung; 
of  Marlow  Paric,  oo.  Bucks»  Bait,  an  ofBoer  2Sid  Boyal 
Wekh  Fusiliers,  who  feU  at  the  battle  of  the  Alma. 

8  Lntitia-Anne^  m.  18  Julv,  1868,  the  Hon.  Leonard- 
AUen  Addingtou,  RA.,  2Qd  son  of  Viscount  Sidmouth. 
4  Marisn-&Ttng,  d.  in  1842. 
t  Mary-Margaret  m.  to  Sfar  Andrew  Leith-Hav,  of  Leith 
Hall  and  Bannes^  K.C.H.,  formerly  M.P.  for  Ifilgin. 

^rsw— Brm.,  alloc,  rampant;  aa.,  on  a  chief;  sa.,  a  leopard's 
beob  sig.,  between  two  crossKnosslets^  or ;  quartered  with, 
SL,  three  escallopa,  aig.  between  two  flaunche^  or. 
207 


Orett—A.  demi-Uon,  gu.,  collared,  or;  on  the  shoulder  an 
estoile,  aiv.,  in  the  paw  a  baton,  sa. 
Jfotto— Victor  mortaUs  est 
&at— Buckland  Toussaints,  Kingsbridge,  co.  Deron. 


CLAKKE  OF  WELTON  PLACE. 

Clabke,  Riohabd-Tbbvob,  Esq.  of  Welton  Place, 
CO.  Noi-thampton,  b.  29  Aug.  1818 ;  m.  18  Nov.  1847, 
Fanny-Hyde^  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  William  Pearson^ 
F.R.S. 

ILtn(X(|0* — ^This  is  the  principal  remaining  branch,  in 
ITorthamptonshire,  of  a  distinguished  and  extensive  ftunily, 
whose  name  has  been  spelt  indiflferently,  Clerke,  Clerk,  and 
Clarke. 

The  first  of  the  Clabxss  of  Wdten  who  made  his  reeidenoe 
there,  was  Thomas  Clarke,  Esq.,  about  1090.  He  was 
also  possessed  of  property,  and  the  manors  of  Daventry  and 
Drayton,  whidi  still  remain  in  the  possession  of  the  present 
rq;uresentatiye  of  the  fianUy  of  Welton  Place. 

JoHV  Ploicxr,  Esq.,  elder  brother  of  Sir  Wm.  Flomer, 
lord  mayor  of  London  in  1781,  and  son  of  John  Plomer,  Esq. 
of  Stone,  by  Frances  his  wifb,  only  dau.  of  William  Adams, 
Esq.  of  Welton,  and  Maiy  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Clarke, 
Esq.  of  Drayton,  assumed,  by  act  of  parliament,  15  Osorob 
III.,  in  complisjice  with  the  testamentary  injunction  of  his 
grand-uncle,  Bichard  Clarke,  Esq.  of  Norfolk,  the  surname 
and  arms  of  Clarkx.  He  purchased  Welton  Manor  in  1804, 
and  was  sheriff  of  Northamptonshire  in  1778.  He  m.  Mary, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Nicholas  Child,  Gent,  of  London,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  26  Dec  1818,  aged  78  had  (with  three  daus., 
Anno-Frances,  m.  in  1808,  to  the  Bct.  Thomas  Pettat; 
Mary ;  and  Helen-Amelia,  la.  to  the  Ber.  Thomas  Smith, 
of  Galthorpe,  Leicestershire)  two  sons,  in  succession  his 
heirs.  Mr.  Plomur  Claike  d.  9  Jan.  1805,  aged  61,  and  was 
«.  by  his  son, 

John-Plomxb  Clarkk,  Esq.  of  Welton  Place,  bapt 
28  Aug.  1778,  lieut -colonel  commanding  the  Weetem  regi- 
ment of  Northamptonshire  local  militia  in  1813 ;  high-sheriff 
in  1814,  and  verderer  of  BocUngham  Forest.  He  m. 
18  April,  1808.  Anna-Maria-Charlotte,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Ncdthorp,  Bart,  of  Scawby,  co.  Lincoln,  but  dying 
8.  p.  23  Mard),  1826,  aged  50.  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Bichard  Clarks,  Esq.  of  Welton  Place,  an  oi&cer  in  the 
8rd  Drsgoon-guards,  bapt  81  Dec  1777,  whos*.  21  Aug. 
1806,  Philippe,  dau.  and  heir  of  the  Bev.  Qooige  Tymms, 
M.A.,  rector  of  Harpole,  and  Ticar  of  Dallington.  and  had 
(with  two  daus.,  OaroUne-Charlotte  and  Mary  Susan)  three 
sons,  Tiz., 

Riohard-Trkyor,  now  of  Welton  naoe. 

John-Alexander,   of  Trinity    College,    Oxford,   in  holy 
orders.  5. 17  Sept  1814. 

Oeoige-Henry.  R.N.,  h.  20  May,  1816,  si.  28  May.  1846. 
Elizabeth-M.,  dau.  of  John  Dazcy,  Esq.  of  Clifden  Castle 
and  Kiltulla,  and  has  a  son  and  heir.  Geoige-Darcy,  5. 
8  Maiy,  1847. 
Mr.  Clarke  d.  18  Dec  1820. 

^rsu— Aig.,  on  bend,  ga^  between  three  toiteauz,  as 
many  swans,  arg. 
OmC— A  swan,  rising,  aig.,  dueallygotged  and  chained,  or. 
Jfotto— Ereotos  non  elatas. 
Ao*— Welton  Placet 


CLAREB  OF  COMRIB  CASTLB. 
Sec  Clabkk-Warolaw. 


CLARKE  OF  HANDSWORTH. 

C^BRB,  Kathamibl-Riohabd,  of  Handsworib, 
CO.  Stafford,  MJL,  S6ijeant«t-law,  m.  in  1814,  Anna- 
Karia  Fuhrmann,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas 
Qamett,  of  Nantwioh,  oo.  Chester,  Esq.,  by  his  wife, 
a  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Harwood, 
vicar  of  Shenstone,  oo.  Stafford,  and  has  issue, 

L  Nathaniel-Oamett    Oisbome  scholar  of  St    Peter's 
College,  Cambridge,  6.  14  Feb.  1818,  d.  5  July,  1889. 

n.  Charlrs-Harwood.  B.A.,  F.S.A..  b.  8  July,  1820. 

in.  Henxy-James,  in  holy  orders,  6.  9  Aug.  182S. 

rr.  Frederio-Fuhrmann,  6.  8  Aug.  1825,  m.  17  Oct  1860, 
Loqr- Annette,  2nd  dm.  of  Francis  Boott  Esq..  M.D., 
by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  ^ariflastkt, 
of  Derby,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
1  Lucy-Constance.  2  Annette-Mary. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


C  L  A 


C  L  A 


T.  Edward-TreriM,  6.  87  Sept  18S7.  d.  7  Feb.  18S8. 
Yi.   Herbert-Stepheneon,  6.  38  July,  1820,  d.  88  April. 
1831. 

I.  liary-Constanoe.  xi.  laabel-lCarl*. 

Mr.  Clarke  is  of  the  Middle  Temple,  serjeant-at-law, 
a  judge  of  the  county  courts  for  the  counties  of 
Stafford  and  Worcester,  recorder  of  Lincoln,  North- 
ampton, Newark,  and  Walsall,  in  the  commission  of 
the  peace,  as  also  deputy-lieutenant  for  the  counties 
of  Staffonl,  Derby,  and  Warwick,  lieut.-coL  of  the 
6th  Warwickshire  local  militia,  and  formerly  fellow 
of  Christ  College,  Cambridge.  He  t.  his  father  in 
1883. 

ECneagr.— The  fsmlly  of  Clabkb  was  settled  at 
Leadenbam,  co.  Lincoln,  at  the  time  of  the  fisitation  of 
that  county,  1M2,  in  which  their  pedigree  is  entered. 

RiORABD  Clarkx,  of  CO.  linoolo,  Esq.,  m.  Ruth,  dau.  of 
Jolm  Couleon,  Eeq.    Their  son  and  heir, 

RiORASD  Clabks,  Esq.,  was  of  Norwich,  for  which  city 
he  senred  the  office  of  sheriff,  and  had  issue  by  his  wife 
Francis,  dau.  of  Nathaniel  Gooding,  capt  R.N.,  a  son, 

NATHAVTBL-Oooniiro  Clabks,  of  Handsworth,  co.  Staf- 
ford, Esq.  This  gentleman,  6. 1758.  was  one  of  His  IdHJesty's 
counsel,  and  held  the  now  abolished  office  of  chief-Justice 
of  fireoon  and  Carmarthen,  South  Wales.  He  m.  17  Feb. 
1783,  Constance-Elizabeth,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Anthony 
Stephenson,  of  co.  Derby,  Esq.  (and  relict  of  James  Shuttle- 
worth  Holden  of  Aston,  in  the  same  co.,  Eaq.);  by  her, 
who  d.  1889,  he  had  issue, 

L  Nathamisl-Riohabd,  his  heir. 

II.  Francis,  d,  17  Aug.  1796. 

III.  Charles,  of  Matlock,  co.  Derby,  J.P.  and  D.L..  m.  1821, 
Anne,  youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Adam  Wolley,  of 
HaUock,  Em. 

iv.  Anthony-James,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Porlodc,  co. 
Somerset,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Geonre  Langton,  of 
Longton  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  Esq.,  and  d.  1889.  By  his 
wife,  who  d,  1860,  he  had  issue, 

1  James-Langton,  6.  17  Sept.  1888,  scholar  of  Durham 
College. 

8  Bennet-Charies-Stephenson,  6.  9  June,  1838,  H.E.I.C. 
nary. 

1  Fanny-Jane. 
I.  Constance-Frances,  d,  1801. 
u.  Clara,  d.  8  July,  1848. 

Mr.  Clarke  d.  24  July,  1833. 

^ruM— Brm.,  on  a  feeee,  gu.,  three  besants ;  on  a  canton 
of  the  second,  a  buck's  head,  caboased,  aig.,  attired,  or. 
Crtttr—iL  wing,  or. 
AmK— Handsworth,  co.  Staffi>rd. 


CLAKKE  OF  BRmWELL. 

Clarkb,  Riohard-Hall,  Esq.  of  Bridwell  House, 
CO.  Devon,  6.  24  Oct  1818. 

Itneage.— This  flunOy  has  been  seated  at  BridweU 
for  upwsjnds  of  two  centuries.    The  late 

JoHS-WsBB  CuLRKB,  Bsq.  of  Bridwell  and  Burrington, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  20  Sept  1784,  and  his  sister,  Mary-Ann, 
wife  of  William  Welsfoid,  Esq.  of  Exeter,  were  the  only 
children  of  the  late  Richard-Hall  Clarke.  Esq.,  by  Mioy  his 
wife,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  Thomss  Were.  Esq.  of  Bur- 
rington, and  grandchildren  of  Richard  Clarke,  Esq.,  and 
Mary  Rowe,  of  Spencecombe,  his  wife,  which  Richard  was 
son  of  Richard  Clarke,  Bsq.  of  BridwelL  Mr.  Clarke  m. 
10  Sept.  1810,  Frances,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Carew, 
of  Haooombe,  co.  Deron,  Bart.,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Riobabd-HalIv  now  of  BridweU. 

If.  Thomas. 

&.  Mary-Were.  n.  Jane. 

in.  Agnes,  m.to  R.-Frederick  Pratt,  Esq.  of  HoUington, 
Sussex. 

IV.  Maroella,  in.  to  Richard  Roope,  Esq.,  barrister.at-law. 

T.  Laura-Catherine.  vi.  Florence-Smalwood. 

yn.  Frances,!!!,  to  the  Rer.  Arthur  Dene,  vicar  of  Rettery, 
eo.  DeTon. 

Tm.  Elisa-Were,  m.  to  Timothy  Featherstonhangh,  Esq. 
of  Kirkoswald,  co.  Cumberland. 


^rM»— Aig.,  on  a  bend,  gu.,  between  three  peQets,  as 
many  swans,  ppr. 

CmK— A  lark  rising;  holding  in  the  beak  an  ear  of  wheats 
ppr. 

Jf otto— Caipe  diem. 

Afot—Bridwell,  near  Collumpton,  oo.  Deron. 


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CLARKE  OF  KNEDLINGTON  MANOR 

Clarkb,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Knedlington  llanor, 
East  Riding  of  TcniLshire,  M.A.,  banister-at  law, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  4  Nov.  1796 ;  m.  10  Aug.  1826, 
Sarah,  eldest  diau.  of  the  Rev.  Eric  Rudd,  of  Thome, 
CO.  York  (who  is  heir  general  and  claimant  of  the 
barony  of  DufEus),  and  has  issue, 
X.  Eaio-WnxiAM,  M.A.,  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge,  6. 

28  April,  18M. 
n.  Ehner,  ft.  5  April,  1827 ;  d.  10  May,  1846. 
m.  John -Sutherland,   M.A,   St  John's  College,   Gam- 
bridge,  6.  3  May.  1828. 
IT.  Ilionuw-St.  Glair,  B.  A,  St  John's  College,  Oambridge^ 
h.  3  F^b.  1831. 

lineage.— WiLUAM  Clarks,  Esq.,  h.  lO  Sept.  1700, 
eldest  son  of  Roger  Clarke,  the  younger,  of  Hensal,  West 
Biding,  00.  Tork,  m.  Maxy,  dau.  of  liniliam  Bramham,  of 
Bowthorpe,  and  had  issue,  Thomas,  of  whom  presently ; 
John,  of  Pricket  Hill,  d.  in  1822,  «.  p.,  leaving  his  great- 
nephew  and  heir^t4aw,  Thomas  Clarke,  now  of  KnedUng- 
ton,  his  devisee  and  executor.    The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Clarkb.  Esq.  of  Knedlington,  m.  in  June,  1T01, 
Grace,  dau.  of  William  Johnson,  of  Hooke,  co.  Tork,  and 
had  two  sons,  John,  who  d.  «.  p.  in  March,  1783,  snd 
WUliom.    The  2nd, 

William  Clakkh,  Esq.  of  BLnedlington,  m.  81  Dec.  1795, 
Jane,  only  child  of  Geoige  Elmer,  Esq.  of  Bubwith,  oo. 
York,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Maram,  Bsq.  of 
Wressell,  oo.  Tork.  Mr.  Clarke  d.  in  Jsn.  1822,  and  was 
«.  by  his  only  son,  the  present  Thomas  Clabkb,  Esq.  of 
Knedlington.  Mrs.  Clarke  m.  2ndly,  18  Oct.  1823.  the  Ber. 
Ralph  ^)ofrorth,  M.A.,  vicar  of  Howden,  who  d.  in  June, 
1824. 

ArvM—Krft.^  on  a  chevron,  ffu.,  between  three  wolves' 
heads,  erased,  as.,  three  roses,  of  the  first;  on  a  canton,  sa.. 
a  lion's  head,  erased,  or. 

Crtat—On.  a  chapeau,  as.,  turned  up,  erm.,  two  wings 
expanded,  out  of  a  diu»J  coronet ;  between  the  wings  the 
words  "  Elmer,"  in  Saxon  characters. 

JfoMo— The  time  wille  come. 

&?a(— Knedlington  Manor,  near  Howden,  East  Riding,  co. 
York. 


CLARKE  OF  SWAKELEYa 

Clabkb,  Thomas-Truesdale,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Swake- 
leys,  CO.  Middlesex,  h.  29  Oct.  1802;  m.  9  May,  1826, 
Jane-Selina,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Wil- 
liam-Robert Capel,  yicar  of  Watford,  Herts,  4th  son 
of  William-Anne,  4th  Earl  of  Essex,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William -Capbl,  an  officer  28rd  R.  W.  ftisilien;  6. 
8  April.  1882. 

I.  Louisa-Jane-Selina,  m.  19  June,  1851,  to  Conun.  Thomas 
Cochran,  R.N. 

n.  Helen. 

m.  Marion-Oeoigina,  d.  10  Deo.  1862. 

%itltK^, — ^Tn  Rev.  Thomas  Clarks,  rector  of  Icken- 
han,  by  his  2nd  wife,  Frances  Truesdale,  had  two  sons, 
John,  the  younger,  barrister-at-law,  and 

THOMAS-TRUitsnALa  Clarks,  Esq.  of  Swakeleys,  who  m. 
in  1801,  Louisa-Anne,  dau.  of  Charies  Hawkins,  Esq.,  snd 
had  issue, 

T^omas-Trursdali,  now  of  Swakeleys. 

Henry-Bridges,  m,  Sophia^  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Sir  George 
Stracey,  Bart. 

Algemon-Adair,  d.  18  Feb.  1853. 

Ctfoline. 

Cntt—K  peacock's  bead,  erased,  ppr.;   In  the  beak  a 
trefoil,  slipped,  vert 
JfoMo— Noli  altum  sspere. 
fiiot— Swskeleys,  nsar  Uxbridge. 


CLARKE  OF  HYDE  HALL. 

Clabkb,  Edwabd-Htdb,  Esq.  of  Hyde  Hall,  in 
Cheshire,  6.  in  1796;  m,  19  Oct  1825,  his  cousin, 
Geoigiana  O'Moraa,  grand-niece  of  Dorothy,  Countess 
of  Macclesfield. 

X^itieaffC* — Groror  Clarxr,  Ueut. -governor  of  the 
province  of  New  Tork,  eon  of  George  Clarke,  Esq.  of  Swans- 
wisk,  in  Somersetshire,  si.  Anne,  dan.  and  eventual  bsireas 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQI, 


C  L  A 

of  Edward  Htdb»  Bki.*  of  Hyde  Hmll.  oo.  Cheater,  and  l«ft 
(with  four  daus.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Capt.  Cock ;  Aune,  m.  to 
Joehua  Horton,  Esq. ;  Penelope,  d,  imm. ;  and  Mary,  m.  to 
Ballard  Beokford,  Bisq.)  three  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

Obobob  Clabkb,  Esq.  of  Swanswick  and  Hyde,  secretary 
of  New  York,  d.  t.  p.  11  Nov.  1777,  and  was  ».  by  his 
n^>h«w, 

Obom»-Htdb  Clabkb,  Esq.  of  Hyde  (son  of  Edward 
Clarke  and  Elisabeth  his  wife,  widow  of  Philip  Haugfaton, 
Esq..  and  dau.  ot  —  Guthrie,  of  JamaioaX  who  m.  Cathe- 
rine Hosaey,  of  It^and,  and  had  issue,  Osoaos,  his  heir ; 
and  Edward,  of  Swanswiok,  who  fa.  Anne-Maivaret,  dau.  of 
Gen.  Prerost.     Mr.  Clarke  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his 


Qbobob  Claskb,  Esq.  of  Hyde  Hall,  who  m.  in  1798, 
EUaa,  dau.  of  Gen.  Geoige  Bochfort,  first-cousin  of  the 
last  Earl  of  BelTedere.  and  had  issue,  Geoxfre-Hyde,  d. 
wnm.  in  1822 ;  Edwabd-Htdb.  present  possessor ;  George- 
Boehfort,  m.  9  July,  1830,  Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late 
Bar.  Henry  Byron,  grandson  of  William,  8rd  Lord  Byron ; 
Katheiine ;  and  Elizabeth. 

^rsu— Quarterly:  Isi  and  4th.  as.,  three  esoaUops,  in 
pale,  or,  betwoen  two  flaunohes,  erm. ;  2nd  and  Srd,  as.,  a, 
eherron  between  three  lozenges,  or. 

CWaC«— 1st.  a  pheon,  ppr. ;  2nd,  an  es|^e,  with  wings  ex- 
panded, sa..  beaked  ana  membered,  or. 

aait«— Hyde  Hall,  Cheshire;  and  Tlckford  Pazk,  Bucks. 


C  L  A 

Edwabd  Clatbuvo,  Esq.  of  Callaly,  who  m.  10  Oct. 
1803,  Mary,  dau.  of  J.-O.  Byrne,  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons, 
Edwabd-Johh.  of  Csllaly,  and  Augu^us. 

Jmu— <)uarteriT :  or  and  gu.,  over  all  a  bend,  sa. 
Crett — ^A  cherub's  head,  with  wings  erect. 
Mo'to — Ad  ooalos  Tolans. 
^Sto<— Callaly  Castle. 


CLAYTON  OF  HEDGERLEY  PARK. 

Clatton,  Riob-Riohard,  Esq.  of  Hedgerley  Park, 
CO.  Bucks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1888,  b,  in 
1798;  t».  in  1882,  Maiia-ifimilia,  2nd  dau.  of  Oen. 
Sir  Geoi^ge  Nugent,  Bart.,  Q.C.B.,  of  Westhorpe 
House.  Great  Marlow,  and  haa  issue, 

L  RiOHAKD-Nuosirr,  b.  in  1888. 

n.  Geoige-Augustus,  6.  in  1840. 

I.  Maria-Augusta. 

Mr.  Clayton  is  4th  ton  of  the  late  Sir  William  Clay- 
ton, of  Harden  Park,  oo.  Surrey,  Bart. 

Arm$    Aig.,  a  cross,  sa..  between  four  pellets. 

Creat — ^A  leopard's  gamb,  erased  and  erect,  arg..  grasping 
a  pellet. 

ilo<toe»— "Yirtusin  acUone  consisttt;"  and  '*Quid  leone 
fortius? - 

iSiot— Hedgerley  Park,  Bucks. 


CLAVERING  OF  CALLALY. 

Clavebino,  Edward-John,  Esq.  of  Callaly  Castle, 
oo.  Northumberland,  «.  8  July,  1838,  Jane,  only 
child  of  John  Carr,  of  Bondgate  Hall,  and  of  Broz- 
field,  in  the  same  county,  and  haa  a  dau., 

AuouHTA-Lvcnr. 

lilteagr.-— This  llunily,  ftrom  which  sprang  the  Vesds, 
Loids  of  Alnwick,  the  Lads,  Earls  of  lincohi,  the  Bures. 
Lords  Bure,  in  the  male  line ;  snd  the  Altons,  and  many 
other  eminent  houses,  in  the  female,  entered  England 
under  the  banner  of  the  CoNquaaoa;  and  the  gift  of  nume- 
rous eatatss  marked  the  senioes  which  they  subsequently 
zvndersd  to  his  oause.  The  flunily  is  a  scion  of  the  great 
house  of  De  Buzgh,  and  it  originally  bore  that  surname ; 
bat  from  the  time  of  Hehbt  I.  until  that  of  Edwabo  I., 
when  commanded  to  take  the  designation  of  CLAVKRiKa. 
fttnn  an  estate  in  Essex,  the  head  of  the  family  assumed 
for  s^mamt  the  Chzlstian  name  of  his  ftther,  with  the 
addition  of  Fm. 

Sis  Alav  db  Clatbkino.  2nd  son  of  Bobert  FitsRoger, 
Mil  Lord  of  Warkworth,  co.  Northumberland,  summoned 
to  pariiament  as  a  Baron  in  1205  (m«  Burke's  Sxtinet 
Fetra^),  obtained  from  his  fttther  the  estate  of  Csllaly. 
He  M,  Isabella,  dau.  of  Sir  WiDiam  Riddel,  and  was 
llsthorof 

WnxiAM  Dn  Clatbrino.  ancestor  of  the  great  house  of 
Glatbbiko  of  CaUaly,  and  its  deriTatiTe  branches  Claybb- 
ura  </  AxwM,  Claybbivo  of  BtrrinffUni,  Clatbrino  €f 
UmrckUd,  and  Clatbbivo  </  TUmoyiik,  At  the  period  of 
the  great  ciTil  war, 

8iR  JoBir  CLATBBnro,  Knt  of  Callaly,  was  a  stanch 
royaUst,  and  d.  a  priscmer  in  London.  His  eldest.  Sir 
Bobert  Clarering,  Knight-Banneret,  a  colonel  in  the  royal 
'  amy,  d.  lUMa.    From  his  2nd,  Ralph,  the  Srd  in  descent, 

Balpb  Cx.ATBBnio.  Esq.  o^  GaOaly,  6.  27  June.  1727 ;  m. 
let,  EUsa,  dau.  of  James  Egan,  Esq.,  but  had  no  issue. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Frances,  dan.  of  John  Lynch,  Esq.,  and  had 
a  son,  JoHB-Aixnrsius,  his  successor.  He  m.  Srdly.  in  1767, 
Mary,  dan.  of  Edward  Walsh,  Esq.,  and  had  issue,  Edwabd, 
snecessor  to  his  brother ;  Lucy,  m.  1st,  to  John  Stcq^leton, 
Esq.  of  CUnti^  in  Yorkshire,  and  Sndly,  to  J.  Fasten,  Esq. 
oT^  Norfolk ;  Frsaees,  m.  to  Henry  Robinson,  Esq. ;  Anne ; 
&;  and  EUm.    Mr.  ClaYsring  was  «.  in  1788,  by  his 


CLAYTON  OF  ADLINGTON. 

Bbownb  -  Clayton,  Richard  -  Clatton,  Esq.  of 
Adlington  Hall,  co.  Lancaster,  and  of  Carrigbyme, 
CO.  Wexford,  J.P.,  6.  12  Not.  1807;  m.  6  Jan.  1880, 
Catherine-Jane,  only  dau.  of  the  Key.  Robert  Dob- 
son,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  RoBBBT-JoRjr,  h.  SO  Aug.  1834,  an  ofBeer  in  the  army. 

i.  Henrietta.  n.  Catherine-Annette, 

nr.  Maiy-Edith. 


ILill^0(* — ^The  first  ancestor  of  this  family  was  Robbbt 
DB  Clattom.  who  came  to  England  with  the  Conqubbob, 
and  had  the  manor  of  Clayton  conferred  upon  him  for  his 
military  serrices,  which  estate  gave  the  name  to  the  family, 
and  remained  in  their  possession  until  conveyed  by  the 
sole  heiress,  Dobotht,  sister  of  Richard  Clajrtoa,  Esq.,  who 
d,  ».  p..  to  her  husband,  Obobob  Lbtobstbb,  Esq.  of  Toft^ 
CO.  Chester.  A  Junior  brsnch  was  established  at  Fulwood, 
00.  Lancaster,  by 

Thomas  Clattoh,  Esq.,  who  had  those  estates  settled 
upon  him.    He  m.  'Anne,  dau.  of  Robert  Blundell,  Esq.  of 
Ince,  and  had  issue, 
RoBBBT.  of  Fulwood.  who  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  John  Ather* 
ton.  Eisq.  of  Bude,  and  had  four  sons  and  four  daus. 
I^OMAS  Clayton.  D.D..  the  eldest  son,  becama  even- 
tually Bishop  of  Clogher. 
Thomas. 


JoBir-AiirranTS  Cx.atbbiiio,  Esq.  of  Callaly,  h,  in  1786, 
who  m.  1st,  Christina,  dan.  of  Sir  Edward  Swynbume. 
Bart.;  and  Sndly,  in  1820.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Belby,  Esq.  of  Biddleston,  in  Northumberland;  but  d.  «.  p. 
1  Dec  1890,  when  the  estates  passed  to  his  half-brother. 


*  Only  son  of  Robert  Hyde.  Esq.  of  Norbuiy  and  Hyde 
HalL  the  direct  descendant  of  Sir  Robert  Hyde.  Knt..  Uving 
in  the  time  of  Hbvbt  III.,  lord  of  Hyde  snd  Newton  in 
Chedtire^  of  Shaleross  in  Derbyshire^  and  Hal^ton  in  the 
coi  of  Ijuicaster. 
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The  Snd  son, 

Thomas  Clattoit,  Esq.,  6.  in  18S0,  purchased  the 
estates  of  Worthington  and  Adlington.  He  ta.  Anne,  dau. 
of  John  Atherton,  Esq.  of  Busie,  and  was  great-grand- 
fktherof 

RiOHABD  Clattoit,  Esq.  of  Adlington,  created  a  Baronet, 
8  May,  1774.  He  fs.  Anne,  dan.  of  Charles  White,  Esq. 
of  Manchester,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

Hbmbibtta  Clattoh,  of  Adlington,  who  m.  1  Dec 
18<M),  Obvbbal  Robbbt  Bbowvb.  of  the  ISth  light  dragoons 
(«M  Bbowbb  of  BroymuMU^  who  assumed,  in  1889,  upon 
coming  into  pcsseesion  of  Adlington,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Clatton,  and  had  issue, 

Riohabd-Clattoit,  of  Adlington. 

Eleanor,  m.  in  1885,  the  Rev  James  Danbeny,  and  has 


Oenexal  Browne  Clayton  d.  in  1846. 

i4rm»— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  Clattoh,  arg.,  a  cross,  en- 
gndled.  sa.,  between  four  torteauz;  Snd  and  Srd.  Bbowh^ 
gu..  a  dxevron  between  three  lions*  gambs.  erased  and  ereot| 
aig. ;  on  a  chief  of  the  second,  an  eagle  displayed,  sa.,  armed 
and  crowned,  or. 

OretU—lwi,  a  dexter  armed  embowed,  the  hand  grasping  a 
dagger,  the  point  to  the  dexter,  all  aiv..  for  Clattoh  ;  Snd, 
the  eagle  of  Sicily  displayed,  with  two  needs,  sa.,  for  Bbowhb. 

Jtfotto— Probitatem  quam  divltias. 

Aote— Adlington  Hall,  Wigan;  and  Carrigbyme  Lodges 
New  Roes,  oo.  Wexford. 


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C  L  A 

CLAYTON  OF  ENFIELD  OLD  PARK. 

Clayton,  Thb  Rbv.  John-Henry,  Enq.  of  EufieM 
Old  Park,  co.  Middlesex,  6.  8  June,  1809,  in  holy 
orders,  rector  of  Famborough,  Hants;  m.  19  April, 
1888,  Jane-Biinn,  youngest  dau.  of  George  Sheppard, 
Esq.  of  Fromefield  House,  co.  Somerset,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  JoHN-EBirBflrr,  b.  20  Deo.  1841. 

n.  Charlea-Cecil,  6.  10  Nov.  1843. 

in.  Beginald-Qyard-Buohanan,  b.  16  July,  1846. 

rr.  Sidney-Stuart,  b.  10  March,  1861. 

T.  Horaoe-Evelyn,  6.  8  April,  1868. 

I.  Janet-Stuart  u.  Maud-Iindaay. 

Unttifltt-^Ttia  £unily  was  originally  ftx>m  Toricshire. 
About  1860,  John  CLATToir  settled  in  London  as  a 
merchant,  and  resided  at  Forty  Hill,  Enfield.  By  his  wife, 
Mary  Whiston,  he  had  an  only  son, 

Samvbl  Clattoh,  Esq.,  b.  in  1600,  who  m.  In  1724, 
Elizabeth,  youngest  dan.  of  Sir  James  Collet,  Knt  of 
London,  and  lesidod  at  Forty  Hill  until  1785,  when  he 
purchased  Enfield  Old  Park,  a  royal  demesne  in  the  time 
of  BuzABBTH,  near  the  Palaoe  at  Enfield.  Mr.  Clayton 
d.  S7  July,  1740,  leaving  four  children  surviving,  vis., 

I.  Saxusl.  his  heir.  _  «^       . 

n.  John.  b.  6  June,  1728,  m.  6  March,  1776,  Anne  Bkenret, 
and  d.  88  June,  1800,  leavmg  surviving  issue, 
1  John,  successor  to  bis  unde. 

S  Samuel.  6.  18  Aug.  1780,  m.  6  July.  1808,  Mary  Wyatt, 
of  HartUp,  Kent,  end  has  issue  one  dau. 
1  Anne,  m.  16  Dec.  1801,  to  Henry  Sawyer,  Esq.  of  En- 
field, and  has  issue, 
m.  Nicholas,  b.  10  Dec  1780,  in  holy  orders,  D.D.,  m. 
Dorothy  Nicholson,  of  liveipool,  aud  d.  «.  j>.  80  May, 
1707. 

L  EUssbeth,m.tothensT.T.Laugfaer,and(i.«.i>.24May, 
1784. 
The  eldest  son, 

Samubl  Olattov,  Esq.  of  Enfield  (Hd  Park,  6.  88  Fbb. 
1727,  d.  Mam.  8  July,  1800,  when  the  estate  devolved  npoa 
his  brother  John's  eldest  son, 

John  Clatton,  Esq.  of  Bath,  6.  7  April,  1777;  m.  11  Dec. 

1806,  Jane,  8rd  dau.  of  Charies  Buchansn,  Esq.  of  Burton- 

on-Trent,  snd  had  issue, 

John-Hknbt,  present  representative. 

William-Ashley,  b.  8  Oct.  1816.  Helen,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 

John  P.  Stubbs,  vicar  of  Market  Drayton,  co.  Salop,  and 


Blinbeth-Jane^  m.  8  Jan.  1886,  to  Col.  Thomas  Reed, 
C.B.,  aide-de-camp  to  the  Queen,  and  has  issue. 

Arabella. 

Emily-Mary,  m.  8  Jan.  1886,  to  the  Rev.  James  Bliss, 
M.A.,  d.  8.  p.  18  Nov.  same  year. 

Mary-Anne,  m.  18  April.  1888,  to  the  Rev.  C.  E.  Arm- 
strong, M.A.,  Master  of  Hemsworth  Hospitid,  and  per- 
petaiu  curate  of  Frickley  cum  Clayton,  co.  York,  and 
neplksw  of  Sir  Frands-L.  Wood,  Bart 
Mr.  Clayton  m.  2ndly,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  John 
Hubbard,  of  little  Horsford,  Sussex,  and  d.  22  Jan.  1864. 

Arm^-'ATg.,  a  saltier  between  four  martlets,  gu. 
Cnd — ^A  <u>ve  with  an  <^ve  branch,  all  j^. 
JfoMo— Quod  sors  fort,  ferimus. 


CLELAND  OF  RATH-GAEL. 

Robi-Clblakd,  Jambs-Blaokwood,  Esq.  of  Rath- 
Gael  House,  oo.  Down,  b,  30  Jan.  188(». 

ICtlfXge.— The  fkmily  of  Clelsnd  is  of  great  antiquity 
in  ScoUand.  Their  coat  of  arms,  tradition  states,  was 
aoquired  by  their  being  hsreditaiy  foresters  to  the  aaoient 
Earls  of  Douglas. 

The  first  of  the  family  of  whom  there  is  any  reoord 
was  AuDLANDSR  Clhland  (or  Kneland)  of  that  ilk,  in 
the  county  of  Lanark.  He  was  living  in  the  reign  of  King 
▲lbxandsr  III.,  and  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Adam  Wallace, 
of  Biocarton,  and  sister  of  Sir  Malcolm  Wallace,  the 
Ikther  of  Sir  WiUiam  Wallace.  He  was  ancestor  of  the 
Clelands  of  that  ilk,  snd  of  several  funilies  of  the  same 


ALBXANncR  Clbland,  the  18th  Cleland  of  that  iDc, 
m.  Mary,  sister  of  John  Hamilton,  1st  Lord  Baigany.  By 
her  he  had  several  sons,  the  eldest  of  whom  sold  the  lands 
of  CMand  to  a  cousin  of  his  own  name. 

John  Clbland,  of  Laird  Braes,  in  the  .parish  of  Zeswalt, 
was  either  the  8nd  or  8rd  son  of  this  Alexander  Clelsad, 
and  was  6.  about  the  year  1688.  He  ta.  about  the  year 
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C  L  A 


1661,   Katharine   Ross,    descended    fk'om   the 
Henning,  and  d.  in  16S3,  leaving  a  son  snd  suooesaor, 

Jambb  CLXLANn,  of  Laird  Braes,  b.  in  1668,  m.  in  1600, 
Agnes  Innes,  descended  from  the  Iknxsb  qf  BenwdU:  she 
d.  in  1711,  and  he  d.  in  1717,  leaving  issue.  The  son  and 
heir, 

John  CLELANn,  of  Whithorn,  in  WIgtonshire,  Scotland, 
was  appointed  ftustor  to  James,  6th  Eari  of  Galloway,  and 
in  1731,  m.  Margaret  Murdoch,  only  child  of  Murdoch, 
provost  of  Whithorn,  descended  trook  the  Mubdochs  qf 
Ciimtoddm;  she  was  6.  in  1701,  and  d.  81  Sept.  1747;  he 
d,  10  Aug.  1747,  leaving  issue  by  her. 
Jamks,  6.  4  May,  1786  (of  whom  bereafteir). 
Agnes,  6.  4  Sept.  1740,  m.  Ist,  at  Fort  St.  Da\id*s,  in  tbe 
East  Indiea,    6  June.   1766.    to   Lieut.    Richard    Roee^ 
H.E.I.C.S.,  who  d,  at  Trichinopoly,  7  June,   1768.  of 
wounds  received  at  the  aiege  of  Altoor,  by  whom  she  had 
an  only  child, 

JlMJBS-DowsETT  Rosi,  who  afterwards  assumed  the 
additional  surname  of  Clklanb,  6.  24  March.  1767. 
She  m.  Sndly,  tai  1774.  William  Nicholson,  Esq.  of  BaUow 
House,  and  d.  11  July.  1776  (and  was  buried  at  Bangor, 
Irelimd).  without  having  issue  by  him. 
The  son  and  successor. 

Jambs  Clbland,  Esq.  of  Newtown  Ards,  eo.  Down,  Ire- 
land, m.  in  ino,  Sarah,  only  child  of  Gapt.  Patrick  Baird, 
(brother  of  William  Balrd,  of  Newbytli,  and  Jam/ra  Baird, 
Esq.  of  Lcmdon,  snd  uncle  to  General  Sir  David  Baird.) 
He  d.  at  Newtown  Ards,  14  May,  1777,  «.  p. ;  will  dated 
6  May,  1776.  His  widow  d.  snd  was  buried  at  Abingdon, 
Berks,  7  Dec  1787;  wiU  dated  88  Nov.  1787.  Mr.  Cleland 
was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

jAms-DowssTT  Ross  CLBLAKn,  Esq.  of   Rath-Gael.   b. 
94  March,  1767,  J.P.  and  D.L..  served  as  bigh-sherlfT  1806. 
Hem.  1st,  14  Aug.  1700,  Ssrah,  only  child  of  WlUiam-Eatoa 
Andrews,  Esq.  of  London,  and  hy  that  lady,  who  d.  8  Oct. 
1880,  had  a  son  sad  dau.,  vis., 
WnxLAX-NiOBOLSON,  b.  18  June,  1704.  d.  20  Nov.  1704. 
Elisabeth-Hawkins,  la.   8  Sept.    1880,  Fortescue  Gregg; 
Bki.  of  Knockcairu,  co.  Antrtm. 
He  m.  Sndly,  10  Deo.  1888,  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  William 
Steele-Niobokon,  Esq.  of  BaUow  House,  and  by  her  had, 
jAMBS-BLAOKWoon,  uow  <^  Ratb-Gacl. 
Richard,  6.  1  May.  1886. 
Edward-Allen,  b.  81  Jan.  1840. 
Henry-SomerviUe.  b.  4  Nov.  1848. 
Agnea-Elixabeth.      Isabel-Hamilton.      Margaret-Sabina^ 

Mr.  Rose^eland  d.  86  Sept.  1868. 

i4niu— As. ,  a  hare,  saUent,  arg..  with  a  hunting  horn  round 
its  neck,  vert.  gamiidiMd  gu.,  for  CuBLAVn,  quartering  Alxbx, 
Bbnmet.  Mubdogh,  and  Clbland. 

CruU—h.  hawk  <m  a  left-hand  glove,  ppr.,  for  Clbland. 
A  rose,  gu.,  seeded  and  slipped,  ppr.,  between  two  wings, 
erm.,  for  Rosb. 

IfoCtoe*—'* For  sport.**  and  "  Je  pense  IL  qui  pense  plus.* 

Ski<— Bath-Gael  House,  Bangor,  in  the  ea  of  Down. 


CLEMENTS  OF  ASHFIELD. 

Cleicents,  Henrt-Theophilus,  Esq.  of  Ashfield 
Lodge,  CO.  Cavan,  ft.  24  July,  1820. 

HitUaSf* — Thb  Riost  Hob.  HeNBT-THBOPmLVS 
Clbmbnts,  Ueut-eoL  of  the  60th  r^,  and  M.P.,  Snd  son  of 
the  Right  Hon.  Nathaniel  Clements,  M.P.,  teller  of  the 
Exchequer,  snd  brother  of  Robbbt  Clbmbnts,  created  Loan 
Lbitbim  in  1788 ;  m.  1st,  in  1770,  Mary,  dan.  and  heir  of 
Gen.  Webb,  by  wh(»n  he  had  issue, 

Robert-William,  6.  in  1788,  deceased. 

Theophilus,  b.  in  1786,  deoeased. 

John-Mareus,  b.  4  May,  1780;  m.  Catherine^  dau.  of  God- 
frey Weutworth,  Esq..  and  had  issu^  a  son,  d.  young; 
John-Marcus,  6.  87  July,  1826 ;  and  Henry-John-George^ 
6.  in  Nov.  1820. 

Harriet,  ia.  to  William  fioader,  Esq. 

Maria,  m.  to  the  Very  Bev.  Dean  Keating. 
Col.  Clements  i».  Sndly,  in  1778.  Catherine,  eldest  dan.  of 
the  Right  Hon.  John  Beresford,  Snd  son  of  Sir  Marous 
Beresford,  created  Earl  of  Tyrone  in  1746,  and  brother  to 
the  1st  Marquis  of  Waterfbrd.  By  this  Udy  (who  d.  7  Jan. 
1886)  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1706,  sn  only  dan.,  Selina, 
s».  in  1808,  to  WilUam-M.-S.  Milner,  Esq.,  eldest  son  and 
hsir  of  the  late  Sh:  William  Mihier,  Bart,  and  a  son, 

Hbnbt^ohn  Clbmbnti^  Esq.  ef  Ashfteld,  eo.  Gavan, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1808,  M.P.  for  Leitrim,  and 
afterwards  for  co.  Cavan,  colonel  of  the  Leittim  militia; 
6. 16  July,  1781;  who  m,  11  Dec  1811,  Louisa,  Snd  dan.  of 
James  Stewart,  Esq.  of  KiUymoon,  co.  Tyrone,  and  had 
issue. 


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C  L  I 

I.  Hkhrt-Tbiophilus,  now  of  Aahfield. 

L  EIlaaboth-Catherine-Heurietta^  d.  bx  1827. 

n.  SoUna.  ni.  Louisa.  it.  Mazr-Isabella. 

T.  Catherine,  d.  in  Sept.  1830. 

Jmw— Aig.,  twobendlets,  wavy,  sa. ;  on  a  chief  ffu.,  three 
beianta. 
Cmt—A  hawk,  etatant,  ppr. 
Jfotto— F)atiii8  Tirtutibua. 
SmI— Afihfield  Lodge,  co.  Cayan. 

CLEMENTS  OF  RATHKENKY. 

Clbments,  Thbophilus,  Esq.  of  Bathkenny,  oo. 
Cavwi,  J.P.,  6.  in  1830. 

UntKSt* — ^RoBKST  CLEKEifTS,  Esq.,  H.P.  for  G^trrick- 
turgtta  in  1C92,  poraeesed  large  eatatee  in  Down  and  Cuvan. 
In  1689  he  was  attiUnted.  but  on  the  acoeseion  of  Wil- 
liam IIL  was  reetored  to  his  estates  in  Gavan,  and  app<^nted 
deputy  Tioe-txeamirer  of  Ireland.  He  m.  Miss  Sandford,  of 
the  Caatlerea  family,  and  had  issue,  1  Thxophilvs  (the  Rt 
Hon.)  d.  §.p,;  2  BoBEBT ;  and  8  Natbandel,  father  of  the 
lat  Lord  Leitiini.  The  2nd  son,  Bobbrt  Clekskts,  Esq., 
M  J>.  for  Newry  In  1715,  d.  in  1722,  leaving  a  son,  Tncorai- 
Lua  Clbmkntb,  Esq.  of  Bathkenny,  co^  Gavon,  whose  dau. 
and  heiress,  Ahkb,  m.  Edward  Luoaa,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of 
Francis  Lucas,  Esq.  of  Chstle  Shane,  co.  Monaghan,  and  was 
mother  of 

Thbophilus  Edwabd  Luoas,  Esq..  who  assumed  the  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Cudcbnts,  under  the  will  of  his  maternal 
gnmdfiaiaier.  He  m.  in  1889,  Eiisabeth-Boatrioe,  dau.  of  the 
Ber.  Shuckbutgh  Whitney  Upton,  and  d,  in  1852,  leaving 
issue,  1  Thbophilus,  now  of  BathJcenny;  2  Henry-Upton; 
8  Charies-John-Fulk;  1  Isabella -Maigazet:  2  Harriet - 
Olivia, 

Jmu— Axg.,  two  bendleti^  wavy,  sa. ;  on  a  ohieC  go.. 
three  bezants. 
Cmt — ^A  hawk,  statant.  ppr. 
Seat — Bathkenny,  co.  Gavan. 

CLEVLAND  OF  TAPELEY  PARK. 
CLEVLAin),    Archibald,    Esq.,    17th  huioers,   b, 
10  May,  1888;  «.  his  father,  Augufltua  Clevland, 
Esq.,  lieut-col.  of  the  North  Deyon  militia,  5  July, 
1849 ;  fell  in  action  in  Turkey,  1854. 

Srtnta^f  • — ^This  is  a  fiunily  of  great  antiquity  in 
ffeothmd,  and  claims  descent  from  the  Clbulands  (or 
CLBLAVDe)  0/  Faskvu,  co.  Lanaikshire,  which  bxanch 
separated  fhym  the  parent  stem  in  the  leign  of  Alex- 

AJffDSB  III. 

WnxiAM  Clsvlaiid,  the  flnt  of  that  family  settled  in 
Devonshire,  was  the  eldest  son  of  Archibald  Cloulaud  of 
KnowboblehiU,  in  the  co.  of  Lanarkshire.  He  was  a  dis- 
tinguished commander  in  the  royal  navy,  and  was  in  every 
bravo  and  memorable  action  in  the  reigns  of  King  William, 
Queen  Anrs,  and  Gbobob  I.  He  received  in  the  year 
1702,  the  freedom  of  the  city  of  Edinburgh,  and  of 
Hamilton,  in  Lanarkshire,  and  as  a  reward  for  his  long 
and  ftithfU  services  was  appointed  commissioner  of  the 
roysl  navy.  He  m.  17M,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Davie,  Esq. 
of  Orieigh,  oo.  Devon,  by  whom  ho  had, 

JoHV.  b.  1708. 

WQUam,  b.  1712,  d.  young. 

Archibald,  6. 1714,  drowned  on  the  bar  Of  SaDhie  by  the 
npeetting  of  the  boat  on  going  ashore. 

WDlfaun,  ».  1720,  d.  young. 

Anne.  Kathecins^  d.  young. 

JulBanna,  m,  Louis  Ouiquer,  of  Geneva. 

Ptttelopo,  m.  Admiral  John  Towry. 
WUHom  Olovlaad  d.  1715,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

JOHH  Clbtlahd,  Esq.,  H.P.  for  Saltash,  and  secrotaiy  to 
the  Adaoiralty:  ho  m.  1st,  Elixabeth,  dau.  and  oo-hoixess  of 
Sir  Ctoaar  Child,  Bart,  of  Woodford,  co.  Essex,  by  whom 
hohadissuo^ 

WDUam,  6. 1732,  d,  young.  Jobh,  b.  1784. 

Archibald,  b.  1788,  captabi  B.N.,  d.  1785,  uam. 

Hester  m.  William-Saltren  Willett^  of  PorthUl,  oo.  Devon, 
csptain  R.N. 

Annob  «f.  young.  EUsabeth,  m.  Johnlbbetson,  Kkj. 

Bo  m.  tedly,  Barsh  Shuokbuigh,  dan.  of  Charles  Shuck- 
buigh,  Eoq.  of  Longborow,  co.  Gloucestershire,  and  sister 
to  Sir  Char&es  Shuckbuigh,  Bart,  and  had  issue, 

Oeoigo,  6.  1749, 4i.  1765. 

Auga>ta%  b,  1764,  appointed  chief  of  Boglobore  in  1778, 
d,  1784. 

Bsiina-Bhora^  m.  John  Udney,  Esq. 

Hatilda-Shoro,  m.  the  Baron  do  Prageas,  of  Bwitaeriaad. 
John  davland  <l.  1763,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
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Johv  Cletlaxd,  Esq.,  H.P.  for  Barnstaple  for  seven 
parliaments,  and  a  director  of  Greenwich  hospital :  he  m. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Bichard  Stevens,  Esq.  of 
Winscott,  oo.  Devon,  and  d,  vrtthout  issue  1817,  and  was  ». 
by  his  great-nephew, 

Auoustus-Saltrbn  Willbtt,  Esq.  of  the  6th  or  Innis- 
killing  dragoons,  in  which  regiment  he  served  at  the  battle 
of  Waterloo.  This  gentleman  assumed  by  sign-manual,  in 
compliance  with  the  testamentary  injunction  of  his  great- 
uncle  John  Clevland,  Esq.,  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Clbvlawd  only.  He  m.  June,  1830,  Maigaret-Caroline, 
eldest  dau.  of  John-Palmer  Chichester,  Esq.  of  Arlington 
Court,  CO.  Devon,  and  sister  to  the  late  Sfa-  John-Palmer 
Bruce-Chichester,  Bart.,  by  Agnes,  oldest  dau.  of  James 
Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Bangour  and  Ninewar,  N.  B.,  by  whom 
hehad, 
Abohibald,  present  representative. 
Agnes-Hamilton.  CaroUne-Chichester. 

Jrm$—lL  hare,  salient^  arg.,  with  a  hunting  horn  round 
its  neck,  garnished,  gu. 
CVimC— A  hand  with  a  sword,  hilted  and  pommelled,  or. 
i#bMo— Fortuna  audages  Juvat. 
Seat— Tapely  Park,  oo.  Devon. 


CLIFFE  OF  BELLEVUR 
Cliffb,  Anthony,  Esq.  of  Bellevue,  oo.  Wexford, 
high-eheriflf  in  1828,  b.  10  March,  1800 ;  m.  23  June, 
1821,  laabeUa-Frances,  dau.  of  Charles-Powell  Leslie, 
Esq.  of  Gkslough,  oo.  Monaghan,  M.P.,  and  has  had, 

I.  Ahthont^ohk,  D.L.,  b.  Oct  1822. 

n.  Charles-Henry,  late  an  officer  58th  foot ;  6.  Jime,  1828. 

III.  Edward,  an  officer  in  the  army;  b.  April,  1880. 

1.  Marianne-Jane-Place.  ii.  Prances-Harriet. 

m.  Isabella-Catherine.  rv.  Emily-Cecilia. 

▼.  Jane-Eliaabeth.  n.  Eleanor-Barbam. 

%tntSLQt» — ^Anthokt  Clivfb,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  West- 
minster, iii.  a  dau.  of  —  Teats,  Esq.,  and  was  father  of 

JoHV  Curra,  citiaen  of  Westminster,  who  went  to  Ire- 
land  as  secretary  at  war  to  the  army  sent  by  the  Parlia- 
ment, under  the  command  of  Cbomwbll,  in  1649;  and 
acquired  grants  of  land  in  the  counties  of  Wexford  and 
Heath.  He  m.  Eleanor,  6th  dau.  of  Nicholas  Loftus,  Esq. 
of  Fethard,  co.  Wexford,  grandfather  of  the  Ist  Lord 
Loftus,  of  Loftus  Hall,  and  by  hor  (who  was  6.  1  Dec  1641, 
and  d.  8  Sept  1700)  had  issue, 
I.  John,  his  heir. 

n.  Anthony,  of  Dungulph  Castle,  oo.  Wexford,  b.  8  July, 
1662,  one  of  the  commissioners  for  raising  money  by  loan 
for  William  III.,  in  1695  and  1698. 
ni.  Nicholaa,  6.  22  Jan.  1664. 

lY.  Loftus,  b.  16 March,  1665,  of  Bkmey,  in  the  co.  Cork; 
who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Jeiferies,  of  the 
fisanous  Blarney  Castle.    His  will  is  dated  6  March,  1722; 
and  was  proyed  in  Dublin,  in  1728.    He  left  a  dau., 
Eleanor,  heir  to  her  brother.  Loftus  Cliffe,  killed  at 
Fontenoy ;  m.  in  1745,  to  Bichard  Symes,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
arthur,  co.  Wicklow. 
▼.  Bobert,  b.  8  Aug.  1660 ;  and  d.  §.  p. 
TX.  Henxv,  of  Sutton,  co.  Surrey,  b.  16  Oct.  1671 ;  m.  Bar- 
bars,  only  dau.  of  Jane,  Countess  of  Donogal,  widow  of 
Arthur,  2nd  eari,  by  her  seoond  marriage  with  Bichard 
Booth,  Esq.,  and  had  issue  (with  three  daus.,  Jane,  m.  to 
John  Cliffe,  of  New  Boss;  Mary:  and  Margaret)  two 
sons,  the  elder,  Bichard,  d.  unm. ;  the  second,  Henry,  m. 
and  had  one  dau., 

Maigaretta-Eleanora,  who  m.  Thomas  Hatch,  Eaq  of 
Surrey,  and  had  one  son,  the  Bev.  Thomas  Hatch, 
▼icar  of  Walton-iqK>n-Thames,  and  two  dans. 
L  Elisabeth,  6.  80  Doc.  1667;  m.  John  Tench,  Esq.  of 
MuUeuderry,  co.  Wexford,  2nd  acm  of  John  Tench, 
n.  Manraret,  6.  28  Oct.  1670 ;  m.  (Hoense  dated  6  Sept 
1690)  the  Bev.  Thomas  Bunbuiy,  of  Balesker,  son  of  tno 
Bev.  Thomas  Bunbuiy,  of  Balesker,  bv  Anne,  oo-heir  of 
—  Code,  Esq.  of  Castletown,  co.  Wexford,  and  had  ono 
dau^Anne,  who  m.  Colonel  Philip  Savage,  of  Kilgibbon, 
oo.  Wexford. 

m.  Eleanor,  b.  16  Dec.  1674. 

XT.  Jane,  6. 16  June,  1682;  m.  Bichard  Vigors,  ^q.  of  Old 
T<eigblin,  co.  Carlow.  nephew  of  the  Bight  Bev.  Dr.  Har- 
tholomew  Vigors.  Bishop  of  Ferns,  and  had  iaaue,  with 
three  sons,  one  dau.,  Eleanor,  who  m.  her  cousin,  William 
CUf&,ofNowBoss. 
T.  Anno,  b.  2  Dec.  1683. 

Mr.  Cliffe  was  M.P.  for  the  borough  of  Taghmon  in  1661, 
and  was  ajypointed  high-sheriff  for  the  co.  of  Wexford, 
9  Dec.  1680.  His  will  is  dated  18  April,  1691.  and  was 
proved  in  Dublin  in  the  same  year.  He  was  $.  by  his 
eldest  son. 


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Josh  Clifts,  IRnq.  of  Halnnkan  Hall,  bungulph  Cattle, 
and  New  Boea,  6.  3  May,  IMl ;  m.  in  1694.  Barbara,  eldest 
dau.  and  eventual  heir  of  William  Carr,  Esq.  of  the  city  of 
Cork,  and  had  iiaue, 
L  JoHH.  his  heir. 

n.  William,  of  New  Rosa.  h.  5  April.  1701 ;  who  m.  his 

cousin,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Riduuxl  Vigors,  Esq.,  of  Old 

Iiftighlin,  00.  Carlow,  and  had  issue  seven  sons,  who  all 

d.  unm.  except 

The  Rev.  John  Clilfo,  of  New  Roes,  b.  1786 ;  who  m. 

Sarah,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Wilson,  Esq. ;  and 

dying  there  14  Feb.  1616,  left  issue,  one  son  and  two 

daus.,  vis., 

1  John,  who  was  lost  on  his  passage  flrom  Bristol  to 
Waterford  in  1817,  imm. 

1  Sarah,  tn.  in  March,  1808,  Henxj-Loflus  Tottenham, 
Esq.  of  Maomurrough,  oo.  Wexford ;  and  d.  13  Deo. 

S  Anne,  m.  in  Sept  ISIO;  the  Rev.  Thomas-Mercer 
Vigors,  of  Burgage,  co.  Carlow. 
Wmiam  Cliflb  d.  intestate  in  1746. 
m.  Anthony.  6.  80  March.  1708,  a  mi^or  in  the  army. 
lY.  Edward.  6. 26  Aug.  1706,  supposed  to  have  died  a  child. 
T.  Oeoige,  6.  27  May,  1707. 
n.  Edward,  b.  SO  July,  170». 

TU.  Loftus,  b.  Dec.  1710.  He  was  a  captain  at  the  battle 
of  Minden  on  the  Ist  of  Aug.  1769,  when  he  was  severely 
wounded,  after  wldch  he  was  promoted  to  a  minority  in 
an  invalid  corps ;  and  d,  in  1766.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
William  Hore^  Esq.  of  Harperstown,  oo.  Wexford,  which 
lady,  having  survived  him  many  years,  d.  at  Wescford  in 
Much.  1814.  aged  88,  and  was  buried  at  the  family 
burying-plaoe  in  New  Boaa»  havii^  had  issne^  one  son 
and  three  daus..  viz.. 

1  Walter  Cliflb,  6.  4  Feb.  1767;  m.  Harriet,  dau  of  Gen. 
Sir  Anthony  Fanington.  Bart,  and  having  attained  to 
the  rank  of  Ueut-genaral,  d.  July,  1816.  leaving  an 
onlydilld. 

The  Rev.  Loltua- Anthony  CUflb^  of  Osborne  Place, 
Wilton.  Taunton,  Somenetshire.  b.  12  Sept  1796 ;  m. 
1  Aug.  1821,  Salome,  dau.  of  John  Capon.  Esq.  of 
Taunton,  and  has  an  only  dan.. 
Harriet-Salome,  m.  in  July.  1844.  to  Arthur  King- 
lake^  Esq.  of  Teumton. 
1  Dorothy,  6.  2  Jan.  1756;  m.  John  Harvey,  E«i.  of 
Killiane  Castle,  oo.  Wexford ;  and  d,  in  1818,  leaving 


S  Barbara,  b.  6  Dec.  1762 ;  m.  at  Wexford.  22  Oct  1784. 
John  Stanford,  Eaq.  of  Com.  co.  Cavan.  a  barrister. 
She  (i.  in  1816. 

8  Anne,  6.  2  Feb.  1764 ;  m.  1  Max,  1788,  the  Rev.  Roger 
Owen,  rector  of  Camolin,  oo.  wiucford,  and  d.  leavuig 
issue. 
Till.  Heniy,  b.  17  March,  1711,  supposed  to  have  died  a 
child. 

IX.  Henry,  b.  16  Dec.  1714. 

I.  Eleanor.  6.  16  July,  1696 ;  m.  Charles  Tottenham.  Esq. 
of  Tottenham  Qreen.    She  was  buried  7  June,  1747. 
n.  Barbara,  b.  27  Oct.  1697 :  m,  Arthur  GifTord.  Esq.  of 
Aheme.  ca  Cork,  and  had  issue, 
Catherine,  sole  heir,  who  m.  10  May.  1764.  the  Hon. 
William  Brabaxon,  2nd  son  of  Edward.  7th  Bari  of 
Meath.  and  had  issue, 
ni.  Anne,  6. 11  Jan.  1698. 
IT.  Elisabeth,  6.  27  Feb.  1699. 

T.  Maiy.  6.  hi  May,  1704 ;  m.  John  Leigfa.  Esq.  of  Ro^gar- 
land.  CO.  Wexford,  and  had  a  son  and  a  dau.,  via.. 
Robert-Leigh,  who  la.  Annahella,  dau.  of  Robert  Leslie^ 
Esq.  of  Olaslough. 
Orace-Leigfa.  m.  20  May.  1758,  to  Anthony.  8th  Eari  of 


Mr.  Cliffo  was  one  of  the  oommissionerB  for  raising  money 
by  loan  for  Wiluam  III.,  in  the  co.  of  Wexford,  in  1696 
and  1698,  and  was  M.P.  for  the  bocough  of  Bannow  fh>m 
1692  to  1716.  His  wife's  will  was  proved  in  Dublin  in  1736, 
and  his  own  will  was  proved  in  the  same  place,  1728.  He 
was  I.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Cufts,  Esq.  oif  New  Roes,  b.  Aug.  1696,  who  m. 
9  Jan.  1727-8.  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  his  ooiurin,  Henry  CUflb. 
of  SuttMi.  oo.  Suzrey  (to  whose  will  he  took  out  adminis- 
tration) and  had  issue, 

I.  JoHV,  his  heir. 

n.  AnTHOirr,  who  succeeded  his  brother  John, 
m.  Edward-Lard.  <^  oo.  Cariow.  clerk  (will  proved  in 
Dublin  in  1782);  d.  s,  p. 
L  Barbara,  b.  18  Jan.  1728-9,  d.  wtm. 
n.  Jane,  b.  10  Oct.  1780 ;  m.  1st.  the  Rev.  Joshua  Tench,  of 
Bryanstown.  and  had  issue,  a  son,  d.  jomut;  Jane,  d. 
vnm. ;  and  Marianne,  who  m.  Charles-Powell  Leslie^  Esq. 
of  Olaslough.  who  had.  with  other  issue, 
IsabeUa-Franoes,  wife  of  the  proaent  Avthomt  Clutb, 
of  Bellovue. 
She  m.  2ndly,  Charles  Tottenham,  Esq.,  but  had  no  issue 
hj  him.    bhe  d.  11  Jan.  1797. 
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m.  Mary.  b.  16  Nov.  1785.  d.  a  child. 

TV.  Mary,  b  2  Feb.  1740;  d,  unm.  in  1834.  at  Bath. 

T.  Henrietta,  b.  in  July.  1748;  d.  Mitiii.'in  1821,  at  Bath. 
Mr.  Clifb's  wiU  is  dated  24  May.  1767,  and  was  proved  in 
DubUn  in  1761.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Joey  Cliitb,  Esq.  of  New  Boss,  of  which  he  was 
Recorder,  6.  81  Aug.  1738.  He  d.  vnm.  and  intestate  in 
1796.  and  was  i.  by  his  brother, 

Anthokt  Cliitb,  Esq.  of  New  Roes,  b.  11  Oct  17S4; 
capt  4th  Horae,  1  Oct  1766,  and  a  mi^or  in  the  army ; 
m.  in  1795,  Frances,  2nd  dau.  of  Col.  Joseph  Deone,  of 
Tsrenure.  oo.  Dublin,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1803  (with 
two  daus.,  Jane -Catherine,  m.  Robert -Shapland,  Baroa 
Carew.  of  Castleborough,  oo.  Wexford ;  and  Cecilia-Frances, 
m.  to  Robert  DanieU.  Esq.  of  New  Forest,  oo.  WestmeathX 
an  only  surviving  son,  the  present  Axtbovt  Clipfi,  Esq. 
of  Bellevue. 

wtfrsu— Erm..  on  a  fesse.  between  three  wolves'  heada, 
erased,  sa..  a  trefoil  between  two  mullets,  or. 

Orett^A  wolf's  head,  erased,  quarteriy.  per  pale,  indented* 
orandsa. 

Jfotto— In  cruoe  glorior. 

iSrat— Bellevue.  on  the  Slaney. 

CLIFFORD  OF  FRAMPTON. 

CuFFORD,  Henbt -Clifford,  Eaq.  of  Frampton, 
oo.  Gloucester,  h.  in  1786;  m.  28  Afuil,  1808,  Eliza- 
beth, only  child  of  John  Wallington,  Eaq.  of  Peers 
Court,  CO.  Qloucester,  and  by  her  (who  d  in  1838) 
had  issue, 

I.  HxNBT^OHN,  6.  21  Sept.  1810,  m.  19  July,  1S38. 
Marianne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  flie^  rector  of 
Brimpefledd,  oo.  Gloucester,  and  has  issua. 

n.  Walter-Charies,  d.  under  age. 

m.  William,  d.  an  infant 

IT.  Edmund,  b.  36  July,  18S1. 

▼.  Frederick,  b.  11  April,  1833. 

Ti.  John,  6.  90  Oct.  1824. 

L  Elizabeth.  n.  Hary-Anne.  ni.  Charlotte. 

iv.  Catherine.  v.  Constance. 

%intESt» — ^Mabt  CurroBo,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
John  CUflbrd,  Esq.  of  Frampton,  the  representative  <^  the 
Frampton  branch  of  the  illustrious  house  of  Clifford,  n. 
Nathaniel  Clutterbuck,  Esq.  of  Nast  End,  in  the  parish  of 
Eastington,  oo.  Gloucester,  and  d,  7  Oct.  1680.  leaving  a 
son  and  successor. 

Wiluam  Cluttcrbuck.  Esq.  of  Frampton,  who  m.  1st 
Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Wade.  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  no  issue 
to  survive  him  ;  and  2ndly,  Abigail,  dau.  of  William  Chit- 
terbuck,  Esq.  of  Mill  End.  by  whom  he  left  at  Ids  decease, 
two  sons,  who  d,  wnm..  and  two  daua.  The  only  surviving 
dau.. 

Cathsbikv  Clutteebuck.  helreas  to  her  brothers,  m. 
William  Ben,  Esq.  of  Glouoeater  and  Sahithunt  snd  left 
two  daus.  and  co-heirs,  viz., 

Elizabbth  Bmll,  who  m.  Edmund  PhilUpps,  Esq.  of  Put- 
ley.  CO.  Hereford,  and  d.  a  widow,  without  issue^  16  Jan. 
1801. 

Amrs  Bmll,  who  m.  Nathaniel  Wlndioombe.  Esq. 

The  yoimger  dau., 

Anks  Bbll,  who  ta.  Nathaniel  Winchoombe,  Esq.,  and 
d.  7  Aug.  1757,  left,  by  him  (who  d.  22  Oct  1766X  an 
only  son, 

Nathakisl  Wivohoombs,  Esq.  of  Frampton,  b.  in  1767, 
who  assumed  by  royal  license,  81  Oct  1801,  the  surname 
and  arms  of  Cuffobb.  He  m.  in  1782.  Mary,  dau.  and  heir 
of  Daniel  Packer,  Esq.  of  Painswick,  co.  Gloucester,  and 
had  issue, 

Hbitbt-Cliffobo,  his  heir. 

Catherine-Elisabeth. 

Maria,  m.  in  1808,  to  the  Rev.  PoweU-Coldiester  Onis^ 
rector  of  Cndke^  co.  Durham. 

Charlotte-Anne,  m.  in  1813,  to  Pumell-Braosby  Pumell, 
Esq.  of  Stancombe  Park,  oo.  Glouoeater. 

Rosamond. 
Mr.  Clifford  d,  16  Sept  1817.  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  HnrBT- 
CuFFORD  Cliffobo,  Esq.  of  Frampton. 

.^Irsu— Chequy.  ax.  and  or ;  on  a  bend,  gu.,  three  Uona^ 
passant  of  the  second. 

Crat — A  baud,  ppr.,  holding  a  fleur-de-lii^  or. 

JVotto— Dulois  amor  patria. 

SmU— Frampton  Court  co.  Glouoeater. 

CLIFFORD  OF  PERRISTONE. 
Clifford,  HftNBT-MoROAi?,   Esq.  of  Perristone, 
ca  Hereford,  and  of  Llantilio,  oo.  Monmouth,  J.F. 


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and  D.L.,  lieut-col.  MonmonthiUiire  militia,  M.P., 
b.  in  1806;  m.  12  Aug.  1831,  Catberiue  •  Harriett, 
only  dau.  of  Joseph  Yorke,  Esq.  of  Forthampton 
Court,  CO.  Gloucester  (eldest  son  of  James,  Bishop 
of  Elj,  and  grandson  of  Lord  Chancellor  Hard- 
wicke),  by  Catherine  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  James 
Cocks,  Esq.,  and  niece  to  Charles,  Ist  Lord  Somers, 
and  by  this  lady  has  issue, 

HamtT-SoMSBS-MoaoAN,  6.  in  1880. 

MarUn. 

lilUage. — ^rUs  is  a  branch  of  the  snoient  flanily  of 
MoBOAV  nf  Tredegar,  settled  for  some  oenturies  at  Hxuvt, 
eo.  Olouoester,  which  property  still  remains  in  the  pones- 
flion  of  the  prasont  repreaentatiTe^  who  is  likewise^  throxigfa 
bis  gTBat-great^rnndmother,  representative  of  the  old 
family  of  Pbobbbt  of  (A«  Artfoed  and  PantgUui,  oo.  Mon- 
mooth,  the  last  male  heir  of  which,  Ool.  Probert,  d.  in 
17^7.  The  somaoae  of  Cuvtobd  waa  aaanmed  in  1700,  in  com- 
pliance  with  the  will  of  Thomaa  Clifford,  Eaq.,  aon  of  a 
aister  of  CoL  Probert,  by  the  late  William  Moboah  Cur- 
roan,  Saq..  aon  of  Biohard  Morgan,  by  his  wife  Abigail 
Phelps.  Ho  m.  Eliaa-Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  Richard  Lewia, 
Eaq.  of  UantiBo,  oo.  Monmouth,  and  had  a  aon, 

HoBOAJi  CurroBD,  Esq.  of  Perriatone,  who  m.  Sophia, 
Sod  dan.  of  the  late  Jonathan  WiUington,  Eaq.  of  Rapla,  oo. 
Tipperaxy,  and  by  her  waa  father  of  the  praaent  HxmT 
MoaoAN  Curronn,  Eaq.  of  Perrristone. 

.^^raw— <)aarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  ohequy,  or  and  ax.,  a  feaae^ 
go.,  for  CLirroan ;  Snd,  or,  a  griffin,  aegreant,  aa.,  for  Moboah 
^  Tredgar;  Srd,  per  pale,  aa.  and  as.,  three  fleuz«-de  lia,  aig., 

lorPBOBSBT. 

Crttir—A,  griffin,  aegreant,  aa. 

J/btto    Semper  paratua. 

fieala— Pematone,  nearBoaa;  and  liantiUo,  oo.  Monmouth. 


CUFFORD  OF  CASTLE  ANNESLEY. 

CurFORD,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Castle  Annesley,  co. 
Wexford,  h.  6  Oct  1798 ;  m.  13  May,  1827,  Barbara, 
dau.  of  William  Hodges,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  BDWABn^OHV,  6. 26  March,  1828. 

I.  Catherine.  u.  Sarah. 

in.  Barbara.  i 


S.ClUa0f« — BoBBBT  CLirroan,  of  Dublin,  8rd  aon  of 
Bobarl  CUflbrd,  by  Ajme  hia  wife,  aiater  and  oo^heir  of  Wil- 
liam Knight,  of  Dublin,  m.  in,1680,  Mary,  dau,  and  oo-heir  of 
Joseph  Miller,  Eaq.  of  Bo^^arland,  oo.  Wexford,  by  whom 
tho  Caatla  Annealey  estate  came  into  the  family,  and  had 
iaaue,  I.  MiLLEB,  hia  hdr ;  n.  Robert,  of  Wexfoid,  who  m. 
1  Aug.  1716,  Mary,  dau.  of  Highgate  Boyd,  Eaq.  of  Roalare, 
CO.  Wexford,  and  had  issue  nine  sons  and  four  daua. ;  and 
1.  Mary,  (Mra.  Uatton.)  Robert  Clifford,  of  Dublin,  waa  «. 
by  his  eldast  aon, 

MnxBB  CLirroBB,  Eaq.  of  Oastleatingly,  or  Caatle  An- 
nealey, 00.  Wexford,  who  had  by  Rachel  hia  wife,  an  only 
aon, 

JoHV  Clitvobo,  Eaq.  of  Caatle  Annealey,  £ather  of 

WnxiAM  CLirroBD,  Esq.  of  Caatle  Annealey,  who  m, 
Mary  Hdmas,  an  Bng^iah  lady,  and  had  iaaue, 

I.  W.lliain.  who  m.  Mary  Hatton,  and  dying  in  the  Ufetimo 

of  hia  fathet,  left  iaaue  an  only  child, 
Mary,  who  wt.  Mr.  Blayney. 
n.  JoHV,  hia  huftr. 

I.  Alioa,  la.  John  Lyndon,  Esq.  of  Tomdufl^  co,  Wexford. 
n.  EUaabeth. 
m.  Mary,  m.  the  Rev.  Robert  Burrowes,  rector  of  KUmuok- 

ridga,  oo.  Wexford :  he  waa  killed  by  the  rebela  in  1798. 

WHUam  CUflbrd'a  will  la  dated  1  July,  1786,  and  waa 
pnyved  the  21st  of  the  same  month;  he  waa  a.  by  hia 
2im1  aon, 

Jom  Cldtubd,  Eaq.  of  Caatle  Annealey,  who  m.  Catha- 
rine, dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Maurice-Howling  I)arQy,  Eaq.  of 
Coolaur,  oo.  Wf  zford,  and  left  iaaue, 

L  EnwABn^  now  of  Caatle  Annealey, 

IL  Thomaa 

L  Eleanor,  m.  to  Joaiah  Martin,  Eaq.  of  Ballingale,  oo. 
Wexford. 

n.  Marianne.  iii.  Barbara. 

John  CUflbrd  d.  in  18S0. 

Jrau--Chequy.  or  and  aa,,  a  feaae,  gu.  chaiged  with  three 
lion%  paaaant,  of  the  ftrat 
CVtoH— A  hand,  feasewiae,  ppr.,  holding  a  flenr-de-Ua. 
Jfatta    Dnlcia  amor  patri«. 

&al— AahAeld,  near  Wexford ;  and  Caatle  Annealey. 
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CLIFTON  OF  CLIFTON  AND  LYTHAM. 

CuFTON,  John-Talbot,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  and  Ly- 
tham,  CO.  Lancaster,  h.  6  March,  1819 ;  m.  22  Apnl, 
1844,  Eleanor-Cecily,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  CoL  Lowther, 
M.P.,  and  has  issue, 

TROMAS-HBirBT,  6.  8  March,  1845. 

ILbxtK^t* — ^The  precise  period  when  the  first  anoeator 
of  Clifton  aeated  himaelf  at  Clifton,  cannot  be  aacertained. 
Tho  moat  probable  conjecture  la,  that  either  Roger  de  Polc- 
tou,  or  Herveua,  the  great  grauteea  of  the  crown,  bestowed 
part  of  their  vast  poaaoaaiona  upon  their  ofBoera  and  IkA- 
lowera,  to  be  holden  of  them,  or  of  their  auperior  lorda. 
One  oi  these  ot&oera  may  reaonably  be  presumed  to  hare 
aeated  himaelf  at  Clifton,  and  in  conformity  to  the  almost 
inyariable  practice  of  thoae  timea  acquired  hia  patrony- 
mic of  Clifton,  from  the  place  of  hia  reaidenoe.  The  flnt 
person  whose  name  occurs  on  authentic  record  la 

WiLUAM  na  CurTOH,  who  held  ten  carucatea  of  land  in 
toe  htmdred  of  Amoundemea,  in  the  42nd  HcifaT  III.  A.n. 
1267.    From  him  lineally  derived,  6th  in  deaoent, 

Thomas  CurroM,  who  waa  in  tho  retinue  which  accom- 
panied HxHKT  V.  into  France,  in  1416.  He  d.  in  1442,  leaving 
by  hia  wife  Agnea,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Molyneux,  of  Sefton, 
KnK,  a  aon,  hia  aucoeaaor,  RioBAan  Glotok,  of  RawcUfb, 
CO.  Lancaater,  direct  anoeator  of 

TnoMAa  CLinoH,  Eaq.  of  Weatby»  who  fa.  Anne^  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  Cuthbert  Halaall,  of  Halaall  and  Clifton 
(repreaentative  of  Elisabeth,  heircaa  of  Cuthbert  Clifton,  of 
CliftonX  and  thua  the  latter  eatato  became  again  the  pes- 
aession  of  the  CUfions.  Mr.  Clifton  d.  15  Dec  1«57,  snd 
waa  «.  by  hia  eldest  aon. 

CuTHBKRT  CurroN,  Esq.  of  Weetby  and  Clifton,  who  m. 
in  1641,  Maigaret,  dau,  and  aole  heir  of  Geoige  Ireland, 
Eaq,  of  South  worth,  co,  Lancaater,  but  dying  without  iasu% 
was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Sn  Thomas  Clutov,  6.  7  July,  1828,  created  a  Baronet, 
in  1842.  He  «.  1st,  Bridget,  dau.  of  Sir  George  Heneage, 
of  Hainton,  co.  linooln,  by  whom  he  had  aeveral  children, 
who  all  d.  young,  except  Mary,  who  la.  Thomaa,  6th  Lord 
Petre.  Sir  Thomaa  m.  2ndly,  Bridget,  daiL  of  Sir  Edward 
Huaaey,  Knt.  of  Hunnington,  co.  Lincoln,  by  whom  he  had 
a  dau.,  Bridget,  ta.  to  Sir  Franda  Andrewa,  of  Denton,  co. 
Northampton.  Sir  Thomaa  Clifton,  with  Lord  Molyneux, 
and  acTeral  other  Catholic  gentlemen  of  rank,  were  uajuatly 
accuaed  of  treoaon,  in  1689,  and  all  acquitted.  He  d. 
13  Not.  I694>  when  the  baronetoy  became  extinct,  and  the 
estatea  derolved  on  (the  son  of  his  brother  John)  his  nephew, 

Thomas  Cluton,  Esq.,  who  m.  Eleanora-Alathea.  dau. 
of  Richard  Walmsley,  Eaq.  of  Dunkenhalgh,  oo.  lancaater, 
and  dying  in  1720,  waa  a  by  hia  aon, 

Thomas  Clitton,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  Weatby,  and  lytham, 
h.  in  1696^  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Richard,  6th  Yiaoount 
Molyneux,  by  whom  (who  m.  2ndly.  8  Feb.  1762,  William 
Anderton,  Eaq.  of  Buxton  Hall,  oo.  Lancastor)  he  left  at 
hia  decease,  16  Pec.  17S4,  a  aon, 

Thomas  CLifrqif,  Eaq.  of  Clifton,  Weetby,  and  Lytham, 
b.  in  1728,  who  m.  three  wivea,  but  lett  aunriving  iaaue 
by  hia  Srd  wife  q^y.  Lady  Jane  Bertie,  dau.  of  Willoughby, 
Srd  Eari  of  Ablqgdon,  tIs., 

JoHK,  hia  aucoe8a9r. 

Eleatiora,  m.  Tho^^ul  Scarisbriok  -  Ecdeatone,  Eaq.  of 
Scariabrick  and  Ecclestone,  liTing  a  widow.  May,  18S8. 

Catherme,  m.  29  May,  1789,  to  John  Talbot,  Eaq.,  brother 
of  Charlee,  16th  Earl  of  Shrewabuiy,  and  d.  May,  1791. 

Sophia. 
Mr.  Clifton,  who  buUt  Lytham  Hall,  d.  11  May,  178S.  and 
waa  a  by  hie  eld^  aqn, 

JoHK  Curroa,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  Weatby,  and  Lytham,  h, 
in  1764.  who  ta.  in  1786,  EUaabeth,  dau.  of  Thomaa  Riddell, 
Eaq.  of  Felton  Parl^  and  Swinburne  Caatle,  oo.  Northum- 
berland, by  whom,  who  d.  19  Not.  1826,  he  had  iaaue, 

I.  Thomas  hia  heir. 

n.  John,  6. 1790,  of  linoohi'a  Inn,  m.  28  April,  1817,  Maria, 
youngest  dau.  of  John  TrafforcL  Esq.  of  Troflbrd,  oo. 
Lancaater,  and  haa  iaaue,  Cuthbert-William,  John,  and 
Edmund. 

m.  William,  6.  in  1791. 

IT.  Edward,  b.  in  1794,  aerred  in  the  Coldatream^guarda 
in  Spain  and  Franoe^under  the  Duke  of  Wellington,  1814, 
m.  16  Jan.  1819,  to  BUsa,  3rd  dau.  of  Thomaa-S.  Ecde- 
atone and  Eleanora  Clifton,  and  haa  iaaue,  Thomaa; 
William ;  Harriet ;  and  Edward-Oerard. 

T.  Cbariea.  b.  6  JulV,  1796,  d  Dec.  1826. 

YX.  Elizabeth,  m.  in  Aug.  14,  at  Marylebone  Church. 
London,  to  Charles-Thomaa  Conolly,  Eaq.  of  Midford 
Caatle,  co.  Someraet. 


TU.  Mary,  d.  6  July,  1808. 


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Mr.  Clifton  d.  28  March,  1883,  and  was  «.  by  his  ddettson, 

Thomas  Clifton,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  and  Lytham,  J. P.  and 
D.L.,  6.  29  Jan.  1788,  who  m.  17  March,  1817,  Hetty,  dau.  of 
Peregrine  Treres,  Esq.,  postmaster-general  of  Calcutta,  and 
r«Hot  of  David  Campbell,  of  Kildaloig,  in  Argyllshire,  North 
Britain,  and  has  issue, 

L  John-Talbot,  now  of  Lytham. 

n.  Thomas-Henry.  6.  May,  1820.  capt.  7th  dragoon-guards. 

III.  Charles-Frederick,  6.  June,  1822,  fa.  80  April,  1853. 
lAdy  Edith -Maud  Rawdon •  Hastings,  eldest  dau.  of 
Oeoige- Augustus- Francis,  2nd  Marquess  of  Hastings. 

IT.  Edward-Arthur,  b.  in  1826.  d.  in  1860. 

V.  Augustus-Wykeham,  rifle  brigade,  6.  in  1829. 


sword. 


L,  on  a  bend,  axg.,  three  mullet^  gu. 
Crett — A  dexter  arm,  embowed  in  armour,  holding  a 
ppr.  Motto — Mortem  aut  triumphum. 

<S«U«— Clifton  aud  Lytham  Hall. 


CLIVE  OF  WHITFIELD. 

Clivb,  The  Rev.  Abcher,  of  Whitfield,  co.  Here- 
ford, J.P.  and  D.L.,  rector  of  Solihull,  co.  Warwick, 
.6.  16  Mardh,  1800;  m.  10  Nov.  1840,  Caroline,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Edmund -Mey ley  Wigley,  Esq.  of 
iShakenhurst,  co.  Worcester,  and  nas  issue, 

CHABLas-MKTSST-BoLToir,  b.  80  Jan.  1842. 

AUoe. 

HintSLQt* — ^Thz  Rmv.  BnjAMiH  Clttb,  rlcar  of  Duflield, 
CO.  Derby  (yoimgest  brother  of  Richard,  of  Styche,  father  of 
Robert,  Isi  Lord  Clive),  m.  Miss  Floyer,  and  was  father  of 

GsoBOB  Cuts,  Esq.  of  Whitfield,  who  m.  Sydney  Bolton, 
of  Louth.  Ireland,  aud  had  issue,  Edwahd-Boltoh  ;  Thoo- 
philus ;  Henry;  and  Louisa,  m  to  Frederick  Keppel,  Esq. 
of  Lexham  Hall,  Norfolk.    The  eldest  son, 

Edwakd-Boltoit  Cute,  Esq.  of  Whitfield,  m.  in  Not. 
1700,  the  Hon.  Harriet  Archer,  4th  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Andrew,  last  Baron  Archer  of  Umberslade,  co.  Warwick, 
aiid  had  issue, 

Edward,  colonel  in  the  Grenaiier-guards,  6.  in  Nov.  1798, 

d,  unm.  14  April.  1846. 

Archer,  successor  to  his  fother,  now  of  Whitfteld. 

George, m.  MLbs  Farquhar.  dau.  of  SirThos.  Farquhar.  Bart., 

aud  had,  Edward-Heniy,  Archer,  and  Harriet-Sybilla. 

Harriet-Maria,  m.  to  the  BeT.  H.  Wetherell,  arohdeaoon 

of  Hereford. 
Mr.  CUto  d.  in  July,  1846. 

^rm*— Aig..  on  a  fesse,  sa.,  three  mullets,  or. 
Crtft—A  grifBn.  passant,  aiig.,  ducaUy  goiged,  gu, 
Jtfotto— Audacter  et  sincere 
fiea«— Whitfield,  Herefordshire. 

CLOSE  OF  ELM  PARK,  NOW  OF 
DRUMBANAGHER. 
Close,  Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Drumbanagher,  co. 
Armagh,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sherifir  in  1818,  colonel 
in  the  army,  6.  14  March,  1783;  m.  U  March,  1820, 
Anna-Elizabeth,  sister  of  Charles  Brownlow,  Lord 
Lurgan,  and  has  issiie, 

I.  Maxwsll-Charlbb,  6.  S6  June,  1827,  m.  28  Not.  1862, 
Catherine-Deborah-Agnes,  dau.  of  Henry-Samuel  Close, 
Esq.  of  Newtown  Park,  oo.  Dublin,  and  has  a  son, 
MAXWBU^ARomBALD,  b.  6  Oct.  1858. 

II.  Barry,  6.  82  June,  1833. 

V^itltKJSt. — Richard  Close,  the  first  of  the  fhmily  who 
settled  in  Ireland,  was  the  younger  son  of  a  respectable 
house  in  Yorkshire,  and  held  a  com  mission  in  the  army, 
seut  from  England,  in  the  reign  of  Charles  I.,  into  that 
kingdom,  a.d.  1610,  where  he  remained  after  the  termina- 
tion of  the  dTil  wars,  and  became  one  of  the  loi-ds  of  the 
Soil,  as  we  find  him  seised  of  four  iates,  or  townlonds, 
in  the  county  of  Monaghau,  taup.  Charles  II.  After  the 
Restoration  he  fixed  himself  at  lisn^parvey  (now  Lisbum). 
eo.  Antrim,  where  a  Protestant  colony  had  been  located 
nnder  the  protection  of  the  then  Lord  Conway.  There  he 
lived  and  died.  leaTing  a  son  and  heir, 

Richard  Clobr,  Esq.,  who  inherited  the  Mona^^ian 
•states.  He  m.  the  sister  of  Samuel  Waring,  Esq.  of 
Waringstown,  oo.  Down,  M.P.  for  Hillsborough,  and  left 
at  his  decease  (with  three  daus..  the  eldest  m.  to  the  Rer. 
Dean  Welch  ;  the  second  to  —  Jones,  Esq.  ;  and  the  third 
to  John  Peirse,  Esq.)  five  sons.  The  2nd  son  (in  whose 
descendant  the  representation  of  the  Clone  family  is  now 
Tested), 

The  Ret.  Samuel  Closs.  rector  of  Donnjfhhenry,  Ste- 
wardstown.  oo.  Tyrone,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Captain  James 
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Butler,  of  Ringfaaddy,  in  Downshire,  by  Dame  Mai^garet 
Maxwdl,  of  Mullatinny  (now  Blm  Park),  co.  Armagh, 
relict  of  Sir  Robert  Maxwell,  Bart,  of  Ballycastle,  co.  Deny. 
This  Dame  Margaret  Maxwell  was  the  dan.  and  heiress  of 
Henry  Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Mullatinny,  who  was  the  son  of 
James  Maxwell,  the  8rd  son  of  Robert  Maxwell,  dean  of 
Armagh  (a  younger  son  cf  the  house  of  Calderwood,  in 
Scotland),  who,  after  building  the  house  of  Mullatinny,  in 
1626,  was  murdered  in  1641,  by  Sir  Phelim  O'Neill,  at 
College  Hall,  the  seat  of  his  elder  brother.  Dr.  Robert 
Maxwell,  afterwards  Bishop  of  Kilmore,  and  founder  of  the 
Famham  finnily.  Oqitain  James  Butler,  who  was  of  the 
Ormonde  branch  of  the  Butlers,  resided  with  the  Lady 
Maxwell  his  wife,  at  Mullatinny,  and  d.  there,  haTlng  first 
bequeathed,  by  his  will,  made  in  1718,  his  own  estates  to 
James  Butler,  Esq.,  his  eldest  son  by  a  former  wife,  and 
the  estate  of  Ballyosstle,  oo.  Deny,  which  he  enjoyed  in 
right  of  Lady  Maxwell  his  wife,  to  whom  it  had  been  be- 
queathed by  her  1st  husband.  Sir  Robert  Maxwell,  to  his 
dau.  Catherine,  after  the  death  of  her  mother,  by  whom  it 
was  afterwards  settled  on  the  Rot.  Samuel  Qoee  and  his 
issue,  on  the  marriage  of  that  gentleman  with  Catherine 
Butler,  her  dau. ;  but  they  both  d.  before  her  at  Mulla- 
tinny, leaTing  (with  four  daus.,  namely,  i.  Maigaret,  m.  to 
Captain  Charles  Woolly ;  n.  Mary,  d.  unm. ;  lu.  Catherine, 
<£.  unm. ;  and  iv.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Peter  Qenrais,  Eeq.)  a 
son  and  suooessor, 

Maxwsll  Closr,  Esq.,  who  «.  his  grandmother,  Ladj 
Maxwell,  who  d.  in  1768,  in  the  possession  of  Elm  Park, 
and  the  lands  settled  upon  him.  Ue  m.  in  1748,  Mary, 
eldest  dau.  of  Captain  Robert  Maxwell,  of  Fallows  Hall, 
CO.  Armagh,  brother  of  John,  Lord  Famham,  and  had 


I.  Samttbl,  his  heir.  n.  Robert,  d.  unni. 

III.  Barry,  6.  in  Dec.  1756,  a  major-general  E.I.C.B.,  who 

was  created  a  Bart  in  1812.    This  higlily  distinfruisliod 

officer  d.  «.  p.  in  ApriL  1813,  when  th&  title  expired. 
IT.  Famham,  d.  in  ttie  island  of  GiLiddoupe.  in  17S^,  lleuL- 

coL  of  the  66th  regt.,  unm. 
I.  Orace,  b.  in  Jan.  1760,  m.  to  the  Hot.  Dr.  St  John 

Blacker, 
u.  Catharine,  6.  in  Not.  1763,  m.  to  Arthur  Noble,  Esq. 
in.  Maigaret  it.  Mary.  t.  Elizabeth. 

Mr.  Close  d.  in  1798,  was  buried  at  Tynan,  and  i.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Thb  Rst.  Samusl  Closr,  of  Elm  Park,  reotor  of  Ready, 
CO.  Armagh,  and  of  Drakastown,  in  Meath.  He  m.  178*J, 
Deborah,  dau.  of  the  Rot.  Arthur  de  Robillard  Champagne, 
dean  of  Clonmaonoise,  son  of  ^tijor  Josias  de  Robillard 
Champagn^  by  the  Lady  Jane  Forbes  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Arthur,  Earl  of  Oranard,  and  had  four  sons  and  three 
dans..  Tic, 

I.  Maxwell,  his  heir,  now  of  Drumbanagher. 

u.  Robert  a  mi^or  in  the  E.I.C.S.,  who  m.  Caroline,  sister 
of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Palmer,  Bart,  of  Northampton- 
ahire,  and  has  issue. 

m.  Heniy-Samuel,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  the  Bot.  Holt  Waring, 
of  Waringstown,  co.  Down,  and  has  issue. 

IT.  John- Forbes,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Kilkeol,  in  Down- 
shire, who  m.  Mary.  Touugest  dau.  of  Charles  Brownlow, 
Esq.  of  Luigan,  ana  has  issue. 

L  Maiy,  m.  to  ffir  Justinian  Isham,  Bart  ot  Lamport,  co. 
Northampton,  and  has  issue. 

II.  Jane,  vi.  to  Captain  Chidley  Coote,  brother  of  Sir 
Charies-Hennr  Coote,  Bart  of  Ballyfin,  in  the  Queen's 
County,  and  has  issue. 

ui.  H:irriett,  m.  to  the  ReT.  Ralph  Coote,  youngest  brother 
of  Sir  C.-H.  Coote,  Bart. 
Mr.  aose  d.  in  1817. 

^mu— As.,  on  a  choTron  axg.,  between  three  mullets,  or, 
two  bugle-h(Mma,  ppr.,  stringed,  gu.,  with  a  stirrup-irou  in 
the  centre,  ppr.,  ^uarterinff  Butler. 

Crett — A  demi-lion,  Tert,  holding  a  battle-axe,  or,  headed, 

Mottoe$^** Fortis  et  ftdeUs,"  for  Closb.    "Sine  oruoe,  sine 
luce,"  for  Maxwell. 
Seat — Drumbanagher,  near  Newry. 

CLOUGH  OF  PLAS-CLOUOH. 

Clouoh,  Harribtt-Ellek,  heirees  of  PIAsdough, 
CO.  Denbigh,  m.  the  Rev.  John-Williams  Ellis,  eldest 
son  of  the  Rev.  T.  Ellis,  M.A.,  of  Glasfryn,  and  has 
issue. 

i^illtKQC, — ^This  fiunily,  as  its  name  and  arms  imply.  Is 
of  Norman  origin,  and  deduces  fh>m  the  Seigneurs  de 
Rohan,  in  the  Dukedom.  Its  first  settlement  in  England 
appeals  by  an  ancient  deed  ftvm  Whalley  Chartulary, 
bearing  date  in  1315,  to  have  been  In  the  northern  counties. 
In  Wales,  the  first  settler  on  record  was, 

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RiOHAKD  CiouoH,  oommonly  called  Hen^  or  Tk€  Old, 
from  hftving  lived  during  the  reigns  of  Hknry  VII.  and 
VIII.,  of  Edward  VI.,  and  of  the  Queens  Mabt  and 
Elxxabsth.  In  the  HarUian  MS8.,  fol.  1971,  entitled 
y.  WdU$  Ped,,  it  is  stated  that  be  m.  in  the  time  of 
UnvBT  VIII.,  and  settled  on  Ueweni  Green,  near  Denbigh. 
He  had  five  sons  and  one  dan.    The  5th  son. 

Bib  RicHAitD  Clouoh,  Knt,  became  an  eminent  mer- 
diant.  and  was  partner  of  the  celebrated  Sir  Thomas 
Oreaham,  who,  at  Sir  Richard's  suggestion,  erected  the 
Royal  Exchange.  Sir  Richard  built,  in  the  year  1567,  on 
hiB  paternal  estate,  the  mansion  of  PlAs  Clough,  which  is 
still  in  the  poeeeseion  of  his  lineal  descendants.  By  his 
first  wife  he  had  a  son  and  heir,  Riohabd.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Cktberino,  widow  of  John  Salusbxiry.  Esq.,  son  and  heir 
of  Sir  John  Sahubury.  of  Ueweni,  Knt.,  and  dau.  and 
heir  of  Tudor  ap  Robert  Vychan,  of  Berain  (who  m.  Srdly, 
Maortoe  Wynn,  of  Gwydyr,  oo.  Carnarvon,  Esq.;  and 
ithly,  Edward  Thelwall,  of  Plas-y-Ward,  co.  Denbigh,  Esq.) 
Sir  Richard  had  two  dans., 

Maby,  m.  to  William  Wynn,  Esq.  of  Melai,  co.  Denbigh, 
to  whom  Sir  Richard  gnve  Mayn«n  Abbey,  in  Oamarvon- 
shire,  now  in  possession  of  her  descendant,  Spencer,  3rd 
Baron  Newborou^ 

EATHEBniK,  m.  to  Roger  Salusbuiv,  D.C.L.  of  Jesus  CoIL, 
Oxford,  younger  sou  of  Sir  Jonn  Salusbury,  Knt.  of 
UewenL 

From  Sir  Richard's  son,  Richard  CLOuaH,  Esq.  of  Plfts 
Clough,  the  4th  in  descent  was, 

HuoH  Clouoh,  Esq.  of  Plfts  Clough,  h.  in  1709,  high- 
sheriff  for  Denbighshire,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Honry  Powell,  Esq.  of  Olanywem,  oo.  Denbigh,  and  bad, 

L  Hugh,  6.  In  1740,  Fellow  of  King's  Coll.,  Cambridge,  d 
young. 

II.  Richard,  heir  to  his  father. 

III.  Thomas,  b.  In  1756.  M.A.,  rector  of  Denbigh  and  canon 
of  St.  Asaph,  m.  Dorothea,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Lloyd, 
Esq.  of  Havodi^nas^  Denbighshire.  By  this  lady,  who  d. 
in  1814,  he  left. 

1  Thomas-Hugh,  m.  Caroline^  dau.  of  R.  Price,  Esq.  of 
Rhiwlas,  co.  ]lerioi>eth. 

2  Howel-PoweU  wi.  Barbara^  dau.  of  —  Westrop,  Esq.  of 
limerick. 

1  Dorothea-Catherine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Howard, 
D.D  ,  canon  of  Bangor,  and  rector  of  Denbigh. 

2  Ella,  m.  Chariea-^ethin  Kenrick,  Esq. 

3  Maiy-Anue. 

IV.  Roger,  b.  ia  1759,  some  time  of  Bathafem  Park,  co. 
Denb^ffa,  canon  of  St.  Asaph,  and  rector  of  lAUsannon, 
in  DenbigfasUre,  m.  Anne- Jemima,  eldest  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  ^unes  Butler,  Esq.  of  Wormlnghurst  Park,  co. 
Sussex,  and  had  issue  by  her,  who  d.  in  1812, 

1  RcKer-Butler,  in  holy  orders,  b.  in  1782,  M.A.,  vicar 
of  O^rwen,  m.  Amelia-Maria,  dau.  of  R.  Price,  Esq. 
of  Rhiwlaa,  co.  Merioneth,  and  d.  in  1880,  having  had 
twodaus., 

Amdia-Jemima,    «r.    to   Walter-Powel  Jones,    Esq. 
of  Cefti  Rdg,  and  has  Issue. 
Catberine-Elina,  d.  in  1827. 

2  Jamea-BuUer,  5.  in  1784,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  I.  Perfect, 
Esq.  of  PonteAract,  and  has  three  sons  and  one  dau. 

3  Heniy-Butler,  b.  In  1789,  capt.  17th  native  infantiy,  d. 
at  Calcutta,  in  1828. 

4  Chariea-Butler,  b.  in  1793,  M.  A.,  rector  of  Llanferraa, 
in  Denbigfaahire,  and  vicar  of  Mold,  Flintshire,  m. 
Margaret  Sydney,  dau.  of  Edward  Jones.  Esq.  of 
Wein%  Hall,  in  the  latter  county. 

5  Frederick-Butler,  6.  in  1795,  recorder  of  Ruthin,  m. 
Eliaabeth-Batler.  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Oeoige  Marshall, 
of  Horsham,  in  Suasex.  and  d.  in  1826,  leaving  a  dau. 

6  Alfred-Butler,  b.  in  1796,  S.T.B.,  rector  of  Braims- 
ton,  m.  28  Oct  1889.  Sarah,  dau.  of  R-H.  Lamb^  Esq. 
of  Bragborough  House,  co.  Northamptou. 

1  Ann^emima. 

2  Catherine,  m.  in  1888,  to  Richard-Butler  aough,  Esq. 
8  Martha-Matilda.  4  Anna-Maria. 

I.  Margaret,  6.  in  1742,  m.  John  Foulkes,  Esq.  of  Briviatt, 
CO.  Deubl^ 
Hugh  Clough  was  «.  by  bis  son, 

Richard  Cix>uoh,  Esq.  of  Plfts  Clough  and  Olanywem, 
k,  hk  1758,  who  m.  Patty,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  James 
Butler,  Esq.  of  Warminghurst  Park,  in  Sussex,  and  had 
issue, 
BiCHARD-BOTLBB,  lu8  heir. 

Hi^-Powel.  6.  in  1783,  and  d.  at  Gibraltar,  in  1805. 
James-Henry,  b.  in  1784,  m.  1st,    Harriett,  2nd  dau.  of 
Joaeph  Parr,  Esq.  of  Firgrove,  in  Lancashire,  and  had  by 
her  one  dau., 

Harrictt-Eixbh,  hefaress  of  Pl&a  Clough,  wife  of  the 
Rev.  J.-W.  Eixia. 
He  M.  2ndly,  Anuo,  dau.  of  —  Stone,  Esq.  of  RoUeston 
Paik,  in  Staflbrd. 
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C  L  O 

Mr.  Clough,  who  served  the  office  of  sheriff  for  Denbigh- 
shire in  1782,  d.  in  1784,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BicHARD-BuTura  Clouoh,  Esq.  of  Plfts  aough  and 
Minydon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  22  Dec.  1781,  m.  in  1838,  hia 
cousin  Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Roger  Clough,  M.A., 
and  d.  i.  p. 

.<4rm*-X2uarteriy:  Ist  and  4th,  as.,  a  gr^hound's  head, 
couped,  aig.,  between  three  masdes,  of  the  last,  for  Ouovob.  ; 
2nd  and  Szd,  or,  a  lion,  passant,  as.,  crowned ;  on  a  chief;  the 
red  cross  botween  four  cross-crosslets.  gu.,  and  on  each  side 
a  sword,  nig.,  handled,  or,  (augmentation  coat  given  to  Sn 
Richard  Clouoh). 

Crett—A.  demi-lion,  rampant,  ae.,  holding  in  the  dexter 
paw  a  sword,  aig..  handle(^  or,  for  Clouoh. 

Motto-^ine  maculft  macla. 

fiticU—Plfta-Clough. 

CLOWES  OF  DELAFORD. 

Clowes,  Charlks,  Esq.  of  Delftford  Pork,  co. 
Bucks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high  sheriff  in  1882,  h.  25  Jan. 
1785;  m.  4  Oct  1831,  at  St.  James's  Church,  Lon- 
don, Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  Samuel  Parker,  Esq.  of 
Treleigh  House,  co.  Cornwall,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Mary-Anne.  n.  Frances-Daniell. 

in.  Isabella-Dorothy-Montague. 

HCneaffe.— This  fiamily,  of  Cheshire  extraction,  poa- 
seoaed  (beddes  lands  in  Staffordahire)  property  and  a 
residence  in  the  neighbouriiood  of  Maccleefteld,  fit)m  the 
reign  of  Hrnrt  VII.  A  portion  of  their  property  in 
Cheahiiv,  where  they  resided  in  the  reign  of  Hbhrt  VIII. 
to  that  of  Charles  II.  was  called  Whiteley,  and  situated 
about  six  milee  from  Maodeafleld,  in  the  township  of 
Winole,  on  the  river  Dane,  which  divides  Cheshire  fVom 
Derbyi^ire. 

In  the  reign  of  Charlsb  II.  this  family  acquired  hy 
marrisge  an  estate  called  Langley,  also  a  few  miles  ftt>m 
Macclesfield,  in  the  township  of  Sutton,  on  which  they 
reaided  for  several  generations. 

The  11th  in  descent  from  Clowes  of  Sutton,  near  Hao- 
desfleld,  living  in  1609,  was 

Robert  Clowes,  of  Langley  and  Whiteley,  6.  21  Aug. 
1717,  who  m.  27  Aug.  1741,  Dorothea,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
John  Daniell,  Esq.  of  Daresbury,  Cheshire,  but  dying 
without  male  issue,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

WiLUAM  Clowbb,    Esq.,    afterwards    of   Langley  and 
Whiteley,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  18  July,  1722,  who  w.  18  April, 
1745,  Frances,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Daniell,  Esq. 
of  Darasbury,  and  d.  27  Sept.  1786,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 
Charles  Clowes,  Esq.  of  Langley  Hall,  Cheshire,  and 
Delaford,  Bucks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  28  Sept  1747,  who  m.  in 
1780,  Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edmond  Dawson,  Esq.  of 
Warton,  co.  Lancaster,  and  had  issue, 
Charles^  now  of  Delaford. 
Edmund,  of  Warton,  in  Lancashire. 
Robert,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Nether  Knutaford,  in 
Cheshire,  m.  Catherine,  only  child  of  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Jee,  vicar  of  Thaxted,  Essex,  by  Catherine  his  wife,  only 
dau.  of  Sir  Peter  Leicester.  Bart,  of  Tabley,  and  relict  of 
the  Rev.  Christopher  Atkinson,  and  has  issue. 
John-Ellis,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  and  of  Brunswick  Square, 
London,  m.  Sophia- Ann,  only  surviving  child  of  John-B.- 
B.  Cobb,  Esq.  of  Percy  Stre;;t,  and  the  India  House,  and 
has  issue. 

William,  of  the  Middle  Temple,  and  of  Bedford  Place,  Lon- 
don, burrister-at-law,  m.  Ann.  eldest  dau.  of  John  Legli, 
E«i.  of  Norbury.  Booth's  Hall,  Cheshire,  and  has  issue.      • 
Frances,  m.  to  Maurice  Swabey,  Esq.  of  Lincoln's  Inn, 
barrister-at-law,  of  langley  Marish,  Bucks. 
Mr.  aowes,  who  served  as  sheriff  of  Bucks  in  1794,  d,  in 
Oct.  1818. 

^rnu— Yert,  on  a  chevron  between  three  unicorns'  head% 
erased,  or,  three  crescents,  gu.        .  _^        u  *« 

Crei<— A  demi-lion,  vert*  crowned,  or,  supporting  a  battle- 
axe,  aig^  the  staff;  gold. 
Seat—Deialord  Park,  Bucks. 

CLUDDE  OF  ORLETON. 

Cluddb,  Anna-Maria,  of  Orleton,  oo.  Salop,  6. 
9  Sept  1830 ;  m,  22  June,  1854,  the  Hon.  Robert- 
Charles  Herbert,  4th  son  of  th^  late  Eari  of  Powis, 
K.G. 

KtWKfie.— The  Cluddes  or  Cloyddes  daim  Saxon 
origin,  and  at  a  very  remote  period  possessed  property  in 
Shropshire.  In  the  reigh  of  HsifRT  I.  they  were  seated  on 
the  lands  of  Cluddeley,  and  in  the  third  year  of  Edward 
III.  they  acquired,  in  marriage  with  the  heiress  of  Orleton, 


Jigitized  by  V^OOQIC 


C  L  U 


C  L  U 


that  estate,  which  has  ever  since  remained  their  principal 
residence. 

WxLUAM  Cluddb,  Esq.  of  Orleton,  was  ancestor  in  the 
fourth  degree  of 

EowABD  Clttode,  Esq.  of  Orieton,  w1m>  ih.  Anne,  co- 
heiress of  William  Beyst,  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons,  Thomas 
and  Charles ;  by  the  elder  of  whom, 

Thomas  Cluddb,  Esq.  of  Orieton,  he  was  succeeded. 
This  gentleman  m.  in  1591,  the  only  (diild  and  heiress  of 
John  Coston,  Esq.  o^  Ckwton,  by  whom  ho  left  an  only  dau., 

BcATBioa,  heiress  of  Coston,  m.  to  Goningsby  Freeman, 
Esq.  of  Neen  Solers. 
Hr.  Cludde,  who  is  said  to  hare  served  with  reputation  in 
Ireland,  and  to  have  been  offered  the  honour  of  knight* 
hood,  was  «.  at  Orieton  by  his  brother, 

OoLoiTBL  Chablss  Cluddb,  of  the  Guards,  who  fell  at 
the  battle  of  Landen  in  1608,  leaving  by  Beatrice  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Wrottesley  Prince,  Esq.,  and  relict  of  Robert  Bret- 
ton,  Esq.,  a  son  and  successor, 

WiLUAM  Clux>di,  Esq.  of  Orieton,  high  sherifT  of  Shrop- 
shire in  1723,  who  m.  Martha,  dau.  and  heir  of  Peter 
Langley,  Esq.  of  Burcott,  by  whom  be  left  with  (two  daus.) 
an  only  surviving  son, 

Edwaxd  Cluxux,  Esq.  of  Oileton,  who  d.  unm.,  and 
was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

William  Pxmbxbtoh,  Esq.  of  Wrockwardine  (eldest  son 
of  Edward  Pemberton,  Esq.  of  Wrockwardine,  by  Martha 
his  wife,  sister  of  Edward  Cludde,  Esq.  of  Orieton.)  Mr. 
Pemberton  assumed  by  act  of  parliament  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Clvddi  only,  and  was  sheriff  of  Shropshire  in  1814. 
He  m.  in  1781,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of  Edward  Jefl^ys,  Esq. 
of  Shrewsbury,  and  d.  35  Aug.  1829,  having  had  issue, 
Edwabd.  his  heir;  William,  a^t.  of  dragoons,  d.  in  1809; 
Anna-Maria;  and  Harriett,  «».  in  1807,  to  William-Laoon 
Childe,  Esq.  of  Kinlet.  Colonel  Cludde,  who  united  in 
his  person  the  repi-eeentation  of  the  very  ancient  families 
of  CLunna,  Oslkton,  and  Pcmbebton,  was  i.  by  his  son, 

Edward  Cluddk,  Esq.  of  Orieton  and  Wrookwardine, 
who  m,  0  May,  1828,  Catherine-Harriett,  only  dau.  of  lieut.- 
Oen.  Sir  William  Cockbum,  Bart  of  Cookbum  and  Reys- 
land,  and  left,  at  his  decease,  an  only  dau.  and  heir,  the 
present  proprletrix  of  Orieton. 

Arm*—^xm.^  a  fret,  sa. 

Crtd — An  eagle  with  wings  expanded,  ppr.,  preying  on 
a  con^,  arg.  Seat-— Orieton,  Shropshire. 


Crut-'K  buck,  statant,  axg.,  between  two  laurri  blanches^ 
ppr. 
filrat— Warkworth,  oo.  Northumberiand. 


CLUTTERBUCK  OF  WARKWORTH. 

Cluttbrbuck,  JpHN,  Esq.  of  Warkworth,  co. 
Northumberland,  6.  6  Sept.  1784,  J.P.,  formerly 
major  in  the  army;  m.  31  Oct.  1821,  Mary  Aune, 
youngest  dau,  of  the  Hon.  Thomas  Lyon,  of  Hetton 
House,  Durham,  Srd  son  of  Thomas,  8th  Earl  of 
6trathmore,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHN-LTOdr,  h.  18  Feb.  1834 ;  a^t.  87th  rogt. 
n.  Thomas,  6.  11  Dec.  1826. 

III.  Charles-Henry,  lieut.  R.N.  i.  Mary. 

II.  Frances-Anne,  m.  19  Aug.  1845,  to  Robert,  eldest  son 
of  Robert  Fellowes,  Esq.  of  Bhottisba-u  Park,  Norfolk. 

m.  Susan^Harriat.  nr.  Charlotte-Elisa. 

Srin0AS[(.  —  John  Clutterbuok,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of 
Richard  Clutterbuok,  Esq.  of  Mill  End,  oo.  Olouoeeter, 
and  nephew  of  Josias  Clutterbuck,  of  Bristol,  whose  eldest 
son.  Sir  Thomas  Clutterbuok,  was  consul  at  Leghorn,  and 
was  named  among  the  intended  knights  of  the  Royal  Oak, 
settled  as  a  merchant  at  Newcastle«upon-Tyne.  He  m.  Ist, 
Miss  Priadlla  Place,  of  that  town,  and  had  one  dau., 
Hannah,  m.  to  William  Whaiton,  Esq.  of  Hertford,  in 
Korthumberland.  He  m.  2ndly,  Miss  Anne  Collier,  by 
whom  he  had  another  dau.,  Anne,  m.  to  John  Simpson, 
Esq.,  high-sheriff  for  Northumberland.  Mr.  Clutterbuck 
m.  Srdly;  and  dying  in  1717,  left  a  son  and  successor, 

RiOHABD  CLurrERBUOK,  Esq.  of  Warkworth,  in  Northum- 
berland, living  in  1781,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  George 
Ord,  Esq.  of  Longridge,  in  Durham,  and  left  (with  three 
daus.,  one  of  whom,  Elisabeth,  m.  in  Feb.  1770,  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Bates)  a  son  and  heir, 

JoBir  Cluttsbbuok,  Esq.  of  Waikworth,  J.P.,  who  m. 
17  Feb.  1776,  Anne,  dau.  of  Capt.  Lyon,  Esq.  of  East  Thet- 
ford,  and  had  issue,  John,  of  Warkworth;  Anne;  Mar- 
garet ;  Elisa-Maria,  m.  in  182S,  to  the  Rev.  T.-C.  Winseom  ; 
Busonne,  m.  to  Francis  Forster,  Esq.  of  Buston  Yale. 
Mr.  Clutterbuck  d.  19  Nov.  18S3. 

.irnw— As.,  a  lion,  rampant,  arg. ;  in  chief,  three  escallop 
shells,  of  the  second. 
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CLUTTERBUCK  OF  NEW  ARK  PARK. 

Cluttkrbuck,  Lbwib,  Esq.  of  New  Ark  Park,  co. 
Gloucester,  h.  U  Jan.  1794 ;  m.  16  Deo.  1819,  Sarah, 
dau.  of  the  late  William  Balfour,  Esq.  of  Jamaica, 
and  has  had, 

I.  Lkwis-Baltoub,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  D^yntun,  6. 
14  April,  1822. 

n.  James-Edmund,  b.  28  May,  1828. 

m.  William,  ft.  20  Jan.  1826. 

nr.  Charles-Frands,  6.  0  March.  1896. 

V.  John-Balfour,  6.  4  July,  1831. 

I.  Sarah-Catherine.  u.  Eleanor-Isabella. 

ftitUAfft* — ^This  family,  which  has  been  for  many  gene- 
rations of  consideration  and  fortune,  came  to  England  frum 
the  Low  Countries  at  the  time  of  the  Duke  of  Alva's  perse- 
cutions. In  IfiSO,  Thomas  Cloerterbooke  was  eber.ff  of 
Gloucester.  The  late  Jamxs  Cluitbrbucb:,  Esq.,  M.P.  for 
Cirencester,  the  friend  of  David  Oarrick,  possessed  large 
estates  in  the  counties  of  Surrey,  Wilts,  Somerset,  and 
Gloucester. 

JoHK  CmmitBUOK,  Esq.,  brother  of  Richard  Clutter- 
buck, ancestor  of  the  Clotords  of  Frampion,  and  eon  of 
William  Clutterbuck,  of  Kiog's  Staoley.  m.  Eiinor-Henrietta 
ToUemaehe,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1616)  was  f  ither  cf 
Thomas,  whose  son,  Jasper,  had  by  Catharine  Nash  his  wife, 
Wiliiun  Clutterbuck,  who  m.  Barbara,  diu.  of  Thomas  Haw- 
ley,  Esq.,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  Edicund,  &ther  of  EDMmm, 
of  Hyde,  b.  in  1763,  who  m.  Penelope  Smith,  and  had  a  son, 
Lewis,  of  Widcombe  and  Claverton,  Bath,  who  m.  Elisabeth 
Price,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Rky.  Lewis  CmrrERBUOK,  rector  and  patron  of  Ozlo- 
worth,  J.P.,  m.  1st,  20  July,  1790,  Catheiine,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Partridge,  Esq.,  and  on  the  maternal  aide  descended 
ftt>m  the  ancient  famUy  of  the  Estburys  of  Hvwkibury,  in 
Gloucestershire,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Lewis,  his  heir, 
now  of  New  Aric  Park.  Mr.  Clutterbuck  m.  2ndly,  in  1800, 
Frances  Elton,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1836)  had  a  dau., 
Sarah-Frances,  ta.  in  1842,  to  Thomas-D.  Bayly,  Esq.  Mr. 
Clutterbuck  d.  7  Aug.  1820. 

i4rm«— As.,  a  lion,  rampant,  ai;g. ;  in  chief,  three  esod- 
lops,  of  the  second. 

Cye«(— A  buck,  statant,  ai;g.,  between  two  laurel-branches^ 
ppr. 

filrat— New  Aric  Park,  co.  Gloucester. 


CLUTTON  OF  CHORLTON  HALL. 

Clutton,  Thomas -Chablton,  Esq.  of  Chorlton 
Hall,  CO.  Chester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  in  1785,  and  m. 
in  18S3,  Miss  Frances  Lewis. 

Ittlf  Afff  • — Roger  Cluttoit,  Esq.  of  Chorlton,  Uving 
Ump.  Hehrt  YIII.  (Srd  son  of  Owen  Glutton,  Esq.  of 
Gourthin,  by  Margery  his  wife,  dau.  of  Humphrey  Wil- 
braham,  of  Buriiam,  and  great-grandson  of  Hugh  Glutton, 
Esq.,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Caldecote, 
Esq.  of  Caldecote,  which  Hugh  was  eighth  in  direct  descent 
fh>m  Roger  de  Glutton,  living  temp.  Hbvrt  III.  (m 
Clutton-Bbook  <^f  Pensax),  m.  Anne,  d'UL  and  heir  of 
John  Aldersey,  Esq.  of  Chorlton,  and  was  father  <^ 

Thomas  Glutton,  Esq.  of  Chorlton,  living  1594  and  1609, 
who  m.  Alice,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Heath,  Esq.  of 
Overton,  and  with  two  sons,  who  d.  in  infancy,  had  three 
other  sons  and  three  daus.,  viz.,  RArrs,  of  whom  pte- 
senrly;  Roger;  Owen,  of  Chorlton,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
Richard  Tardley,  Esq.  of  Chorlton,  and  was  buried  20  Nov. 
1648 ;  Anne ;  Elizabeth ;  and  Dorothea.  The  eldest  sur- 
viving son, 

Ratfe  CLUTTOir,  Esq.  of  Overton  and  Kiddington,  m. 
and  d.  in  1677,  leaving  two  s<ms,  Richard,  the  younger,  m. 
a  dau.  of  Leche  of  Malpas ;  and  his  heir, 

OwBM  Cluttok,  Esq.  of  Kiddington,  who  d.  in  1735, 
leaving,  with  other  issue,  two  sons,  Owen,  his  heir,  and 
Ralph,  rector  of  Horsted  Keynes,  Sussex.    The  elder  sou, 

Owen  Ci.uttom,  Esq.  of  Duckington  and  Chorlton,  «. 
Alice,  dau.  of  —  Piggott,  Esq.  of  Harthill,  oo.  Chester, 
and  had  issue, 

I.  Richard,  his  heir. 

II.  Oweu ;  m.  John ;  rv.  Ralph,  all  (i.  «.  p. 

V.  George,    m.,    and  left  issue  at   his  death,  in   1781, 
Tbomas-Charltom,  successor  to  his  uncles  and  now  of 


Digitized  by  CjOOQI, 


COB 

Choriton;  Oeoi9»-1Sdward,  d.  §.  p.  iu  1820;  and  Alioe, 
m.  to  Roger  Dutttm,  Esq.  of  Grafton,  co.  Chester. 
▼I.  Tbomaa^  m.  KAtherine,  dau.  and  heir  of  ~  Knapp, 
Esq.  of  Oxfordshire ;  and  d.  in  1791. 

The  eldest  son, 

RiCHABD  Cluttoh,  Bsq.  of  Chorlton,  m.  Miss  Benyon, 
and  d.  $.  p.  in  1790,  aged  76,  when  he  was  «.  by  his 
nephew,  the  present  THOMAS-CBABLTOir  Cluttoh,  Esq.  of 
Chorlton. 

Arm»    Aig.,  a  dherron,  erm.,  ooUsed,  sa.,  between  three 
anuukts,  gu. 
Crest — A  cock,  or. 
Ail^-€horlton  Hall,  Malpas,  oo.  Chester. 


CLUTTONBROCK. 
{See  Bbock  of  Pentax), 


COBBE  OF  NEWBRIDGE. 
CoBB£,  Char  I. SB,  Esq.  of  Newbridge,  co.  Dublin, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1821,-  h.  1781 ;  m.  in 
1S09,' Frances,  only  dau.  of  Thomas  Conway,  Esq. 
of  Blorden  Park,  Surrey,  and  by  her  (who  d  in 
1847)  has, 
I.  Chablss,  b.  1811,  D.Ii.,  high^heriif  for  co.  DubUn,  1841 ; 
«.  1839,  Louisa-CaroMne,  dao.  of  Geoxge-F.  Brooke,  Esq. 
of  Somertcm,  eo.  Dublin, 
n.  Thomas,  barrister-at-law,  h.  1818. 
m.  William,  6. 1816 ;  m.  Clara,  dan.  of  J.  Nottidge,  Bsq. 

of  Rose  HiU,  Suffolk. 
IT.  Henry,  in  holy  orders,  M.A.,  perpetual  curate  of 

Grange,  Annagh ;  6.  1817. 
▼.  Frances-Power. 

S^tlUSfif  • — ^WiLUAM  CoBBB,  of  Stoventon,  Hants,  h. 
circa  1460,  was  father  of 

JoHV  CoBBB,  of  Swaraton  (now  The  Orange),  who  m. 
Amy  Barnes,  and  had  a  son, 

Tbomas  Cobbb,  of  Swaraton,  b.  circa  1510,  still  living  at 
the  time  of  the  Visitation  of  Hampshire  in  1575,  when  he 
roo^red  fh>m  Robert  Cooke  (dai^enceux)  a  ratification  of 
tde  "  annes  and  chrlests  of  his  auncestors,"  now  in  the 
possession  of  Mr.  Cobbe.  By  his  2nd  wife,  Agnes,  dau.  of 
John  Hunt,  Thomas  Cobbe  was  father  of  Richard,  B.D., 
ftdlow  and  vice-president  of  Corpus  Christi  College,  Oxon, 
and  one  of  its  earliest  benefactors ;  also  of  two  other  sons. 
Joint  possessors  of  the  estate  of  NotUngton,  adjoining 
Bwaraton.  By  his  1st  wife,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Edward 
Beransaw,  Esq.,  Thomas  Cobb  had,  with  other  issue, 

MiOBASL  CoBBK.  of  Swarstou,  b.  1547 ;  d.  40th  Elizabcth. 
Be  m.  Joan,  eldest  dau.  and  heiress  of  Geoige  Welbome, 
Bsq.  of  Allington,  l>orBet,  and  hid  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Cobbs,  of  Swaraton,  6.  1575;  capt.  of  a  foot 
oompany,  1834 ;  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Yen.  Owen  Owen, 
arohdeaoon  of  Anglesey,  and  rector  of  Burton-Latymer, 
sister  of  John  Owen,  Bishc^  of  St.  Asaph.  By  her  he  had, 
Michael  (m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Arthur  Broomfield,  of  llchfield, 
M.P.,  had  issue,  Arthur  and  Lucy) ;  and 

RiOHAKD  CoBBB,  b.  1607;  member  for  Hants  in  the  Crom- 
welUan  parliament  of  1658,  and  still  living  in  1666,  when 
he  presented  to  Corpus  Christi  Ci^lege,  Oxon  (of  which  he 
WNB  geoUeman  commoner)  a  tankard,  now  preserved  there, 
bearing  his  own  arms  and  those  of  his  wife.  Honor  Norton, 
Snd  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  Richard  Norton,  of  Botherfleld, 
2ndb«rt. 

Thomas  Cobbk,  son  of  this  Richard  and  Honor  his  wife, 
m.  Verlana,  dao.  of  James  Chaloner,  M.P.  during  the  Long 
Parliament,  son  of  Sir  Thomas  Chaloner,  governor  of  Prince 
HsntT,  and  grandson  of  Sir  Thomas,  ambassador  from 
Qoeso  BuzABHTH  to  Chablbs  V.  James  Chaloner  m. 
Uraula,  dau.  of  Sir  Philip  FairOaz,  of  Steeton ;  and  there 
is  still  preserved  at  Newbridge  his  original  correspondence 
with  his  ooosin,  Thomas,  8rd  Lord  FairOaz,  the  parliamen- 
tary general.  By  Veriana  Chaloner,  Thomas  Cobbe  (whose 
picture  by  Lely  is  at  Newbridge)  was  father  of 

L  Bidiard-Chaloner,  colonel  of  militia,  m.  Mary,  dao.  of 
F.  Oodolphin,  Esq.,  governor  of  Scilly,  and  was  father 
of  Richard,  D.D.,  rector  of  Finglas,  father  of  Richaid- 
Chaloner  Oobbe,  D.D.,  rector  of  Little  Mariow,  Bucks, 
father  (with  other  children,  d.  «.  p.)  of  Frances,  m.  to 
Haos  Francia.  11th  Earl  of  Huntingdon,  and  had  issue, 

Frsncfai,  12th  Earl  of  Huntingdon. 

n.  William,  c^ytaln,  d.  *.  p.  1749. 

m.  Chablbb. 
Tbs  yoongeet  Bcoi, 

CHABLas  OoBBB,   6.  1686;   Archbishop  of  Dublin;   m. 
217 


,  COD 

Dorothea,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  Richard  Lovinge, 
Bart.,  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons,  and  Chief  Justice 
of  Common  Pleas  in  Ireland,  widow  of  Sir  John  Rawdon. 
Bart  of  Moira.  The  Archbishop  built  Newbridge  House 
about  1737,  and  d.  1766,  leaving  one  surviving  son, 

Thomas  Cobbb,  of  Newbridge,  b.  1783 ;  M.P.  and  colonel 
of  militia ;  m.  1751,  Lady  Eliza  Boresford,  dau.  of  Marcus, 
1st  Bari  of  Tyrone,  and  sister  of  George,  Marquess  of 
Waterford.  By  her  he  had  issue,  two  daua.,  Catherine,  m. 
the  Hon.  Henry  Pelham  (and  had  Issue,  Catherine,  and 
Frances,  m.  to  Capt.  Murray);  and  Elizabe.h-Doiothea,  m. 
Sir  Henry  Tuite,  Bart.,  d.  ».  p.  1850,  and  one  son, 

Chablbs  Cobbb,  Bsq.  of  Newbridge,  6.  1766,  d.  v.  p.  1798. 
He  m.  Anne-Power  Trench,  sister  of  William,  1st  Earl  of 
Clancarty,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1835)  had  five  sons, 
Chablbs,  now  of  Newbridge. 

Geoige,  coL  RA.,  6.  1782,  m.  Amelia,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Royston  Barton,  and  has  issue,  1  Charles-Henry,  capt 
H.B.I.C.8.,  m.,  and  has  issue ;  2  Thomas-Monk ;  1  Fran- 
ces, m.  to  Dawson  Littledale,  Esq  ,  and  has  issue ;  2  Anna ; 
8  Linda,  m.  to  Thomas  Thompson,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
Henry,  vicar  of  Templeton,  d.  «.  p.  1823. 
Thomas- Alexander,  colonel  H.E.I.C.S;  b.  1788;  d.  1836; 
m.  Nuzseer  Begum,  dau.  of  Azeeze  Khan,  ot  Cashmere, 
and  had  issue,  1  Heury-Clermont  lieut -colonel ;  2  Charles- 
Augustus,  capt.  3rd  rcgt. :  3  William,  d.  «.  p. ;  4  Francis- 
Hastings.  H.E.I.C.S.;  5  Alexander-Hugh,  captain  87th 
regt. ;  1  AzWe;  2  Florence,  m.  Ist,  to  «fohn  Ensor,  Esq. 
of  RoUeeby,  and  has  issue ;  2ndly,  to  Chardin  Wroughton, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue ;  8  Laura,  m  to  John  Locke,  Esq.,  and 
has  issue ;  4  Sophia ;  5  Eliza. 

William-Power,  capt  R.N.,  6. 1790,  m.  Elizabeth  Bridget, 
dau.  of  Richard  Sharkey.  Esq..  barrister  at -law,  and 
dying  1881,  left  issue.  1  Charles-Power,  8th  regiment. : 
2  William -Power,  vicar  of  Guilecagh;  1  Jane -Power; 
2  Flora-Power:  Elisabeth-Dorothea. 

^Imw— Quarteriy:  1st,  for  Cobbb  ^modern},  gu.,  a  fesse. 
axg.;  in  chief,  two  swans,  ppr.  2nd,  for  Wblbobnb  of 
AUinffton,  as.,  in  fesse,  three  lozenges,  sa.,  charged  witi 
fountains,  between  three  goats'  heads,  gu.,  collared  and 
attired,  or.  3id,  for  Nobiton  qf  RothirjUld,  vert,  a  liou, 
rampant,  or.  4&h,  for  Cobbb  (ancient),  gu.,  a  fesse,  or;  in 
cbim,  two  swans,  ppr. 

Crett— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  gu ,  a  pelican's  head  and 


neck  vulning  itself,  ppr. 

Motto — "Morions  cano.' 
vita. 

£oa<— Newbridge,  oo.  Dublin. 


Over  the  crest,  "In  sanguine 


CODDINGTON  OF  OLDBRIDGE. 

CoDDiNOTON,  Henrt-Baurt,  Esq.  of  Oldbridge, 
CO.  Meath,  J.P.,  high-sherifif  in  1848,  h.  22  May, 
1802;  m.  26  Sept.  1827,  M-iria,  eldest  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Sharman-Crawford,  Esq.  of  Crawfordsburn,  cu. 
Down,  and  by  her  (who  is  deceased)  has  iBAue, 

I.  JoHN-NiOHOLAS,  6.  24  Juue,  1828. 

n.  William-Henry,  6.  19  June,  1833. 

m.  Henry-Joshua,  b.  81  Aug.  1836. 

rv.  Fitsherbert,  5.  22  May,  1838. 

▼.  Arthur-Bhmy,  6.  SO  Feb.  1840. 

Yi.  Lathum-Dixie. 

I.  LeUtia-Mabella.  xi.  Maria-Anna. 

JLintSLfit* — ^Dixn  CoDDuroroH,  the  first  of  the  Ounily 
in  Ireland,  went  from  Cheshire  in  1666. 

DixiB  CoDDiNOTOH,  of  Holmpatrick  (probably  son  to  the 
formerX  had  two  sons,  John ;  and  Nicholas,  who  m.  Miss 
Steame,  and  had  one  dau.,  Anne,  m.  to  Dixie  Coddiugton, 
Esq. 

NiOHOLAS  CoDDiHOTOK,  the  2nd  son,  m.  Miss  Dixie,  and 
had  issue,  Dixie,  and  Henry ;  and  one  dau.,  Elisabeth. 

Dixn  CoDDiKOTOir,  eldest  son,  b.  in  1665.  and  m.  his 
cousin,  Anne  Coddington,  and  had  issue,  Johk  ;  Nicholas  ; 
Dixie,  m.  Hannah  Waller,  of  Allenstown,  and  had  issue ; 
Henry,  d.  unm.;  William,  m.  Miss  Bellingham,  and  had 
issue ;  Elisabeth,  m.  to  John  Lyster,  Esq.  of  Rocksavage ; 
and  Jane,  m.  to  Ralph  Blundell. 

John  Coddutotoh,  eldest  son  of  Dixie  and  Anne,  m. 
Frances  Osborne,  by  whom  he  got  a  laige  fortune,  particu- 
larly Oldbridge,  rendered  fkmous  by  the  battle  of  the 
Boyne,  1  July,  1690,  They  had  but  one  child,  John,  a 
most  aooompli^ed  young  man,  who  was  drowned  in  the 
River  Boyne  in  1780,  tho  d^  previous  to  his  attaining  his 
nu^ority. 

NiOHOLAB  CoDDiNOTOV,  Esq„  Snd  son  of  Dixie  and  Anne 
Coddington,  m.  Mary  Tenisson,  sister  of  Judge  Tenisson, 
of  Dunbar,  oo.  Louth,  and  had  issue,  1  Dixie,  of  Oldbridge, 
m.  Catherine  Buxgh,  and  d.  «.  p. ;  liBNBT,  of  whom  pre- 
sently;  1  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Hail,  Esq. ;  2  Frideswide, 
m.  to  Thomas  L'Estrange,  Esq. ;  8  Mary,  m.  to  Gore  Ellis, 


COD 

Esq. ;  4  Dorothea,  m.  to  the  Veiy  Roy.  Arohdeaoon  Mont- 
gomery ;  6  Jane,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Dr.  Norris ;  0  Frances,  m. 
Hercules  Ellis,  Esq.     The  2nd  son, 

Hbhrt  Coz>dihoton,  Esq.  of  Oldbridge,  H.P.  in  1768, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Latham  Blacker,  Esq.  of  Ratheacar,  co. 
Louth,  and  had  issue, 
Nicholas,  his  heir. 

Henry,  m.  Eleanor  Hamilton,  of  Browne  Hall,  co.  Donegal, 
and  (£.,  leaving  three  daus..  one  of  whom  is  m.  to  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Liudesay,  rector  of  UiH>er  Cumber,  co. 
Londonderry. 

Latham,  H.A.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Tlmolln.  co.  Kil- 
dare :  m.  Anne.  dau.  of  Col.  Bellingfaam,  of  Ardah.  oo. 
Louth,  and  has  had,  with  other  issue,  Henry,  in  holy 
oiders,  and  John-Qeoxge,  of  Ravenadale,  oo.  Loath. 
Thomas,  d.  imm. 

Martha,  m,  Philip  Pendleton.  Esq.  of  Moortown,  Heath, 
and  left  issue. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Edward  Winder,  Esq..  and  has  issue. 
Anne,  m,  to  Edward-Augustus  Waller,  Esq.,  and  d.  leaving 
issue. 

Mary-Jane,  ta.  to  George  Lendrum,  Esq.  of  Jamestown, 
oo.  Fermanagh,  and  d.  leaving  issue. 
The  elder  son, 

NiououLS  CoDDixOTOH,  Esq.  of  Oldbridge,  m.  in  July, 
1793,   LeUtia,  dau.  of  Oaynor  Barry,  Esq.  of  Beau,  co. 
Dublin,  and  had  issue, 
Hbmbt-Basbt,  now  of  Oldbridge. 

Joshuo-Williaun,  captain  RE.;  m.  in  1840.  Agues,  dau.  of 
Col.  Emmett,  royal  engineers;  and  d.  in  1653,  leaving 
issue,  Charles- Edward,  and  Edwurd-Fitsherbert 
Fitsherbert-Nicholas,  mi^ior  in  the  army;  in.  in  1841,  Jane, 
dau.  of  Col.  Trelawny.  governor  of  St.  Helena:  and  d.  in 
1863,  leaving  issue,  Fitzherbert-Henry,  Charles-Homlyn. 
and  Blanche  Martha. 

Anne-Elizabeth,  m.  to  Fitsherbert  Ruxton,  Esq.  of  Ardee 
House,  oo.  Louth,  and  has  issue^ 
LeUtia-Mary. 
Upon  the  decease  of  Mr.  Coddington,  31  Aug.  1837,  aged  72, 
he  was  §.  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present  HsmtT-BARBT 
CoDDiHQTOM,  Esq.  of  Oldbridge. 

Arm^^Axg.t  a  cross,  sa.,  flretty,  of  the  first,  between  four 
trefoils. 
Crai—K  wolf's  head,  erased,  or. 

^/o<to<*— "Nil  desperandum,'*or  "Nee  metuas  neo  optes." 
fisot— Oldbridge,  co.  Meath. 

CODRINQTON  OF  WROUGHTON. 

CoDRiNOTON,  William-Wyndham,  Eaq.  of  Wrough- 
too,  CO.  Wilts,  6.  25  June,  1825;  m.  21  June,  1854, 
Cecilia-Charlotte,  dau.  of  the  late  Frederick  Webb, 
EUq.  of  Westwick,  DurhauL 

ftrintagf  • — ^This  is  the  older  branch  of  the  very  ancient 
Glouoesterahire  feunily  of  Codrington,  ttom  which  descend 
the  existing  Baronets  of  the  name. 

John  db  Codriitotom,  grandson  of  Oeoff^  Codrington, 
was  standard-bearer  to  Henkt  Y.,  In  the  French  wars  of 
that  monarch,  anno  1415.  He  purchased  the  manor  of 
Wapeley  in  1456,  and  living  to  the  advanced  age  of  112,  d, 
in  the  year  1476.     His  great-grandson, 

Simon  Codiunqton,  m.  Agnes,  dau.  and  heiress  of  lUchard 
Beaoole,  of  Didmartin,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

BoBXBT  CoDRiNOTON,  ftither,  by  Anne  Stubbs,  of  two 
eons,  viz.,  Christophsb,  the  younger,  ancestor  of  the 
Baronets  Codrington,  of  Dodington  ;  and  his  heir,  in  1018, 

John  Codrington.  Esq.  of  Didmarton,  higfa-eheiiff  ci 
Glouoestershire,  in  1638.  Fourth  in  descent  fh>m  this 
John  was 

WU.UAM  CoDRiNOTON,  Esq.  of  Wroughton,  oo.  Wilts, 
who  «.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Lewsley,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  hdr. 

John-Lewsley,  of  Woodhouse,  oo.  Gloucester,  h.  in  1798 ; 
m.  Laura-Mary  Chariton ;  d.  t.p.  in  1837. 

Oliver-Calley.  of  Dean  House,  Hants. 

Thomas  -  Stretton,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Wroughton ; 
IN.  Miss  White;  and  d.  in  Dec  1830,  leaving  six  sons. 

Robert,  d,  wKm.  Feb.  1836. 

Ellinor,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Edmond-Lelgh  Bennett,  rector  of 
Lechlode,  oo.  Gloucester;  d.  July,  1842,  leaving  two  sons. 

Mr.  Codrington  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Codmnoton.  Esq.  of  Wroughton,  6.  in  April, 
]7iH) ;  m.  10  June.  1824,  IjBtitia.  dau.  of  William  Wyndham, 
of  Dinton,  oo.  WUts,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  28  Nuv.  1845) 
had  issue, 

Wtluam-Wtndham,  his  heir,  now  of  Wroughton. 

Chartes,  6. 18  June.  1827.  John,  6.  17  Jan.  1820. 

Robert,  6.  23  Jan.  1831.  Alexander,  6.  3  July,  18SS. 

Qeoive,  6.  8  Jan.  1884. 

LetitukMary.  Marian. 

Mr.  Codrington  d.  11  April,  184S. 
218 


C  O  F 

^ruM— Arg,  a  fosse,  embattled-coimter-embattled,  sa, 
fretty,  gu.,  betweeu  three  lioncels,  passant,  of  the  third. 

CVeae— -A  dragon's  head,  gu..  issuing  from  a  ducal  oortmet^ 
between  two  dragon's  wings,  chequy,  \x  and  as. 

MoUo — Immersabilis  est  vera  virtus. 

fi^oi— Wroughton,  Swindon,  Wilts. 


COFFIN  OF  PORTLEDGE. 

PiHE-CoFFiw,  The  Rbv.  John-Thomas,  of  Toit- 
ledge,  CO.  Devon,  prebendary  of  Exeter,  6.  8  Jan. 
1800 ;  m.  Ist,  June,  1838,  Franoes,  dau.  of  the  late 
William  Speke,  Esq.  of  Jordans,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
30  March,  1845)  haB, 

I.  JoHN-RiOHABD,  6.  Juue,  1842. 

n.  Edward,  ft.  July,  ISa. 

I.  Frances.  n.  Henrietta-Isabella. 

Mr.  Pine-Coffin  m.  2ndly,  Oct.  1848,  Charlotte,  dau. 
of  the  late  Samuel  Chandler,  Esq.  of  Bath. 

ftttttast. — ^The  Coffins  possessed  the  manor  of  Alwing- 
ton.  in  which  parish  Portledge  is  situated,  as  early  as  the 
time  of  WiLUAM  the  Conqueror. 

The  authorities  who  have  written  respecting  the  oo.  of 
Devon  make  h<mounkble  mention  of  Sib  Euas  CoFmr» 
Knt.  of  Clist  and  Ingarby,  In  the  days  of  King  John  ;  of 
Sir  Riohasd  Cormc,  ^  Alwington,  Ump.  Hbnbt  IL  :  of 
Sib  JBrrBXT  Coffin,  of  Coombe  Coffin,  xinder  Hbnbt  III. ; 
and  of  other  knights,  descendants  of  these,  during  suooes* 
sive  reigns,  till  the  time  of  Hbnbt  YIII.,  when  we  find 
Sib  Willlam  Coffin  sheriff  of  Devonshire,  and,  being 
highly  preferred  at  oourt,  master  of  the  horse  at  the 
coronation  of  Anne  Boleyn,  a  gentleman  of  the  privy 
chamber,  and  afterwards  one  of  the  eighteen  assistants  of 
King  Hbnbt  VIII.,  at  the  tournament  of  Guienne,  in 
France,  ajd.  1619.  This  Sir  William  Coffin  vras  also  high 
steward  of  the  manor  and  liberties  of  Stanton,  oo.  Hertford. 
At  his  death,  he  humbly  bequeathed  to  his  groat  master, 
Hbnbt  YIII.,  with  whom  he  was  In  especial  grace  and 
favour,  all  his  hawks,  his  best  horses,  and  a  cart ;  and 
leaving  no  issue,  he  conveyed  the  manor  of  East  Higging- 
ton,  in  the  parish  of  Be.ryn  Arbor,  with  all  his  other 
estates  in  the  oo.  of  Devon,  to  his  eldest  brother's  son, 
RiCBABD  Coffin,  Eaq.  of  Portledge.  The  last  male  de- 
scendant, 

RicHABD  Coffin,  Esq.  of  Portledge,  d.  rimm,  9  Deo.  1766, 
aged  84,  and  willed  bis  estates  to  nephews,  Robei-t  Bennett, 
and  his  elder  brother  Richard  Bennett,  sons  of  his  sister. 
Honour  Bennet,  with  remainder  to  his  great-nephew,  John 
Pine,  Esq.  of  East  Downs,  and  heirs  male.  Eventually, 
the  estate  went,  at  the  death  of  Richard  Bennett  Coffin, 
according  to  the  entail,  to 

The  Rev.  John  Pine,*  of  East  Down  (son  and  heir  of 
John  Pine,  Esq.,  and  grandson  of  Edward  Pine,  Esq.  of 
East  Down,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Coffin,  of 
Portledge).  He  was  6.  in  1736,  and  assumed,  in  1797,  by 
ruyal  license,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Coffin. 
He  tn.  8  Dec.  1766,  Grace,  dau.  of  James  Rowe,  Esq.  of 
Alverdisoott,  in  Devon,  and  had  issue, 
L  RiCHABD,  his  heir. 

u.  Charies,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  East  Down,  6.  8  Nov. 
1771 ;  iH.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Samuel  Knight.  Esq.  of 
Hilton,  00.  Cambridge,  by  iK^om  he  has  inue,  Clumes- 
John-Samuel,  and  «ght  daus.,  MaxT-Anne-EUmbeth: 
Chariotte-Philippa;  Lucv-Judith.  m.  to  the  Rev  Robert- 
G.  Rogers,  rector  of  Tarangton ;  Emily-Grace ;  Caroline* 
Emma;  Elisabeth-Fanny;  Septimia;  Octavia. 
ni.  James-Williain,  h.  23  Sept.  1773 ;  d.  Mam.  at  Jamaica, 
in  April,  1792. 

nr.  John,  6.  16  March,  1778 ;  a  nu^ior-general  in  the  army. 
C.B. ;  who  m.  18  AprU,  1820,  Mana,  eldest  dau.  of  George 
Honkland,  Esq.  late  of  Belmont^  Bath;  but  d.  «.  /». 
10  Feb.  1880. 

▼.  Edward  (Sir)  Knt.,  6. 30  Oct.  1784,  a  oommisaaiy-general. 
I.  Mary-Aune. 
The  Rev.  John-Pine  Coffin  d.  at  Bath,  in  April,  1834,  and 
was  I.  by  his  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Richard  Pinb  Coffin,  Esq.  of  East  Down  and  Portledge^ 
6.  6  March,  1770;  m.  38  Oct.  1797,  Henrietta,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Kitson,  of  Shiphsy,  co.  Devon,  and  by  ber 
had  issue, 
RiouABD,  his  sucoessor.  d.  tcnin.  1837. 
John  Thomas,  successor  to  his  brother,  and  present  repre- 
sentative. 


*  Lineally  descended  fh>m  the  marriage  of  Oliver  Pine,  of 
Hame.  oo.  Cornwall,  living  in  1296,  with  Elinor,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Philip  le  Downey  of  East  Downe. 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


C  O  H 

Henrietta,  d.  wnm.  In  May,  1887. 
Maiy-Anue. 

Mr.  Pine  Coffin  d.  6  Oct.  1838. 

ArBt9—As.^  semte  of  oroosee-croflslet,  or,  three  bezants. 
Cnti — let,  a  nuullet,  as.,  duuqged  on  the  bnat  with  two 
bazanta;  2nd,  a  pine-tree,  ppr. 
MoUoJor  I^B— In  temp^tate  floresco. 
Sou — PorUedge,  near  Bideford,  co.  Devon. 


COHAM  OF  COHAM. 
CoHAM,  William  •  Holland  •  BicKTORD,  Esq.  of 
Cuham  fend  Duusland,  co.  Devon,  J.P.,  6.  28  July, 
1828. 

ittntaj^f  • — In  passing  by  the  banks  of  the  Hirer  Tor- 
ridge,  towards  tlxe  parish  of  Black  Torrington,  Deron,  the 
dwelUng  of  Coham,  with  owners  of  its  own  name,  comes 
in  Tiew.  It  is  not  known  when  its  possessors  did  not 
dwell  then,  they  having  possessed  it  from  time  immo- 
nuwiaL  The  name  denotes  Baxon  origin — ham,  a  Saxon 
word,  signifying ' '  a  home  "  or  "  dwelling-place, "  surrounded 
by  wood,  water,  and  fields,  Just  as  Coham  is  situated ;  but 
the  family  can  only  prove  their  homo  at  this  place  from  the 
year  1547,  and  this  proof  fh>m  the  aid  of  the  Black  Tor- 
rington parish  register,  where  the  following  entry  may  be 
seen :  "  Maigaret,  daugter  of  Stephen  Coham,  gentleman, 
of  Coham,  was  b(4>tized  AprU  4th,  1547,"  and  this  extract 
is  fVom  the  earliest  register  extant  in  the  parish-chest 
Ve  find  this  Stephen  Coham  succeeded  by  Stephen  Coham, 
tlM  fiather  <^  Lewis  Coham,  of  Coham,  Esq.,  living  in  the 
binning  of  the  seventeenth  century.  To  this  gentleman 
succeeded 

Lewis  Coham,  Esq.  of  Coham,  who  m.  22  Dec.  1669, 
Mary,  the  sister  of  John  Arscott,  Esq.  of  Totcott,  near 
H<dsworthy  (who  succeeded  the  John  ArMott  who  m.  Ger- 
trude, the  dKO.  of  Sir  Shilston  Calmady,  but  left  no  family), 
by  wiiom  he  had  three  sons  and  two  daus., 

L  STBPHKir,  his  heir. 
.  u.  John,  who  settled  at  Bovacott,  in  the  parish  of  Brad- 
ford. He  m.  Margaret,  the  2nd  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 
William  Holland,  Esq.  of  Upcott-Avenel.  in  the  parish  of 
iiheepwash.  and  of  Thorne,  in  the  narishes  of  Holsworthy 
and  Pjrworthy,  by  whom  he  had  three  sons,  Stephen, 
who  lived  and  d,  at  Bovacott,  unm. ;  William,  who  lived 
at  a  house  in  the  town  of  Holsworthy.  called  The  Croft^ 
where  he  d.  wnm. ;  Arthur,  in  holy  orders,  archdeacon  of 
Wilts,  Ac,  m.  Grace,  dau.  of  Gcorge-Pluukett  WoodrufTeL 
Esq.  of  the  Manor  House^  of  Chiswick,  by  whom  he  had 
two  sons  and  two  dans.,  all  of  them  married. 
UL  Arthur,  who  m,  a  dau.  of  Burden  of  Burdon,  and 
settled  at  Holsworthy,  where  this  branch  of  the  family 
continue  to  reside. 

L  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Benoui  Bampfyide  (rector  of 
Black  Torrington),  of  Poltimore. 

II.  Gertrude,  m.  to  Clement  Gay,  Esq.  (related  to  Gay  the 
poet). 
The  eldest  son, 

Stephbv  Coham,  Esq.  of  Coham,  m.  in  the  5th  of  Queen 
Amvm,  Mary,  dao.  and  co-heiress  of  William  Holland,  Esq. 
of  Upoott  Avenel,  in  Devon  (lineally  descended  from  JoHir, 
4th  son  of  Robert,  Lord  Holland,  by  Maude  his  wife,  one 
of  the  dans,  and  co-heiresses  of  Alan  le  Zouoh,  of  AshbyX 
and  thus  acquired  that  estate.  About  this  time  the  man- 
sioo  house  of  Cobam  was  destroyed  by  fire,  and  the 
fkmily,  in  ooneequenoe,  removed  to  their  seat  at  Upcott 
Avenel.    By  the  heiress  of  Holland,  Mr.  Coham  had  two 


I.  Lxwi%  bis  heir. 

II.  Holland,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  North  Lews,  Devon, 
who  fM.  Chrietian,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Silke.  of  Bed- 
minster,   of  an  ancient  fiunily  there  settled,  and  had 


1  Htkfmmm,  Muooassor  to  his  unoU. 

S  WnxiAM-HoiXAxn,  heir  to  his  brother. 

The  elder  son, 

Lbwu  Coham,  Esq.  of  Upoott  Avsnel,  rebuUt  the  mansion 
of  Coham.  He  m.  LucreUa,  dau.  and  co-helress  of  —  Bam- 
fleld,  Bsq.  of  Mambory  snd  Great  Torrington,  Devon ;  but 
dying  wtthout  iesoe,  in  1778,  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

SrapHMa  Oobam,  Esq.  of  Coham  and  Upoott  Avenel, 
at  vrhoee  decease,  tMim.,  in  1786,  the  representation  and 
p  nil  111  1 1  lis  of  the  flanUly  devolved  upon  his  brother, 

Thb  Rkt.  WnxiAM-HoLLAiro  Coham,  of  Coham  snd 
Upeott  AveneL  This  gentleman  m.  29  Nov.  1790,  Mary, 
dttu.  and  erentueUy  sole  heiress  of  George  Bickford,  Esq. 
of  Dansland  and  Araoott,  both  in  the  co.  of  Devon,  repre- 
sentative of  the  ancient  family  of  Absoott  qf  JneoU  and 
Pmutamd,  co.  Devon,  and  by  her  (who  d.  4  Feb.  1839)  had 

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C  O  K 

WiLLiAM-BiOKFORD,  hIs  heir. 

George-Lewis,  of  b'l/cott  Avenel,  co.  Devon,  J. P.  and  D.L. 

HoUand,  J. P.  for  Devonshire. 

Maiy-Aune.  Christiana. 

Mr.  Coham  d.  15  March,  1825,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
Thk  Rxv.  WiLLiAX-BioxFOBD  CoBAM,  of  Coham  and 
Dunsland,  who  m.  17  April.  1S27.  Augusta-Maxy,  eldest 
daa.  of  the  late  Joseph  Davie  Bassett,  Esq.  of  Heanton 
Court  and  Watermouth  (whose  great-grandmother,  Elinor 
Courtenay,  was  eldest  dwju  of  Sir  William  Courtensy>  by 
the  lAdy  Anne  Bertie  his  wifeX  and  had  issue,  Wiluam- 
HoLLAin>-BiOKJt>BD,  now  of  Cobiam  and  Dimsland ;  Arsoott- 
BickfordCourtenay,  b.  29  April,  1832;  Mary-Bassett-Elinor, 
m.  17  Aug.  1852,  to  Willism  Parr,  Esq.  of  Femside,  Bourne- 
mouth, Dorset;  snd  Augusta-Christiana-Davls.  Mr.  Coham 
d.  2  July,  1848. 

Amu— Tar  chevron,  engrailed,  gu.  and  erm. ;  in  chief,  five 
fleurs-de-lis,  three  aud  two,  and  in  base,  a  lion,  rampant,  or. 

Crttt — In  tnmt  of  a  plume  of  five  feathers,  arg.,  two  eross- 
orosslets,  fitch^  in  saltire,  as. 

lfo((o— Fuimus,  et  sub  Deo  erimus. 

8eaU— Coham  (anciently  spelt  Cohame),  in  the  parish  of 
Black  Torrington ;  Dunslana,  in  the  parish  of  Braoford,  co. 
Devon ;  and  Trevedoe  Manor. 


COKE  OF  TRUSLEY. 

CoKSf  D*EwE8,  Esq.  of  BrookhOl  Hal),  co.  Derby, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  22  Dec.  1774;  f».  2  Nov.  1797, 
Harriet,  dau.  of  Thomas  Wright,  Eaq.  of  Mapperley 
Hall,  Notts,  and  has  issue, 

I.  FBAHOXs-LiLLTMAK-D'Ewas,  b.  4  Juus,  1804,  B.A. 

II.  William-Sacheveitil],  J.P.,  b.  81  Aug.  1805,  lato  Ueut. 
80th  regt.,  la.  21  Nov.  1887,  Sarsh-Gift,  dau.  of  John 
Deane,  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  Mary ;  Alios ;  and  Harriet. 

m.  Edward-Thomas,  J.P.,  6.  4  Jan.  1807,  late  a  captain 
in  the  dOth  legt.,  and  now  major  in  the  Derbysliire 
miUtia,  m.  0  Aug.  1885,  Diana,  2nd  dan.  of  the  lare 
Rev.  John-Talbot  Crosbie,  of  Ardfert  Abbey,  co.  of 
Kerry,  Ireland,  and  has  issue,  John-Tslbot,  6.  9  Aug. 
1841 ;  Jane-Susanna ;  Diana ;  and  Gertrude-Alice. 

IV.  John-Henry,  b.  12  Dec.  1811,  B.A.»  in  holy  orders. 

y.  Richard-George,  6.  12  Feb.  1813,  settled  in  New  South 
Wales  in  1385. 

I.  Haxrlet-Franoes.  n.  Elisabeth-Anne. 

m.  Sarah-Sophia,  m.  22  June.  1827,  to  George  Robinson, 
Esq.  Ueut.  R.N.,  and  has  issue. 

nr.  Mary-Agnes,  m.  0  March,  1830,  to  Arthur  Bumell, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

y.  Emma-Isabella,  m.  18  Aug.  1732,  to  James  Salmoud, 
Esq.,  captain  2nd  dragoon-guards,  and  has  issue. 

ILittttLQt* — ^This  andent  and  respectable  ftunily,  which 
can  trace  its  descent  in  a  direct  male  line  for  upwards  of 
five  hundred  years,  settled  at  Trusley,  in  the  oo.  of  Derby, 
in  the  early  part  of  the  reign  of  Edwabd  HI.,  at  which 
time 

Hugh,  son  of  Robert  Coke,  m.  Agnes,  dau.  and  sole  heir 
of  Robert  Owen,  of  Marchington  Woodhouse,  in  the  oo.  of 
Stafford.    His  descendant, 

Richard  Cokb,  m.  Maxy,  dan.  and  heir  of  Thomas 
Sacheverell,  of  Kirkby,  in  the  oo.  of  Nottingham,  and  d,  in 
168i,  leaving  (with  a  dau.,  Dorothy,  m.  to  Valentine  Car^, 
D.D.,  Bishop  of  Exeter)  five  sons,  vis.,  L  Fiuhois  (Sir),  his 
heir ;  n.  John  (Sir),  principal  secretary  of  state  for  upwards 
of  twenty  years  to  Charlbb  I.,  ancestor  of  the  Cokbs  <^  JM- 
bowrn*;  m.  Iliomas,  d.  at  Padua,  1823,  «.  p. ;  ly.  Philip, 
Fellow  of  Trinity  Coll.  Cambridge,  and  d.  there ;  y.  George, 
D.D.,  consecrated,  in  1838,  Bishop  of  Bristol,  and  in  Itm 
translated  to  Hereford.  He  ta.  Jsne,  dau.  of  William,  son 
of  Sir  Clement  Heigham,  of  Suffolk,  and  dying  in  1646,  left 
issue,  1  Richard,  B.D.,  of  Suckley,  oo.  Worcester,  whose  only 
son,  HnoHAM,  vras  father,  by  EUxnbeth,  his  2nd  wife,  dau. 
of  Sir  Willoughby  D'Ewes,  of  a  son,  D'Ewu  Cokb,  whu  m. 
Frances  Cuke,  of  Trusley;  2  John,  prebendAry  of  Moretn 
Magna;  8  WiUiam,  of  Quistmoor,  oo.  Hereford,  ancestor  of 
the  CoKss  0/  Lover  Moor;  4  Thomns,  d.  «.  j>. ;  5  Robert, 
was  killed  in  action  at  Nieuport,  temp.  Bluabbth.  The 
eldest  son, 

Sn  Fbamoib  Cokb,  of  Trusley,  m.  1st,  Frances,  dan.  of 
DenseU  Hoiks,  son  and  heir  of  Sir  William  Holies.  He  m. 
2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  George  Cunon,  of  Croxhall,  in 
the  CO.  of  Derby,  and  relict  of  Thomas  Leigh,  of  Egington. 
He  d.  in  1630,  at  the  age  of  78,  leaving  (with  four  daus., 
I.  Eleanor,  d.  unm. ;  n.  Susanna,  m.  to  Roger  Bates,  D.D. ; 
UL  EUsabeth,  m.  to  Peroival  Willoughby,  M.D.,  son  of  Sir 


C  O  K 


C  0  K 


Perciral  Willoughby,  of  WoUaton,  co.  of  Notting^m,  and 
IT.  Anne,  m.  to  John  Mundy,  of  Markeaton,  oo.  Derby) 
three  sons,  l  William,  his  heir;  n.  Gilbert,  ctiptain  serving 
in  the  army  in  Holland,  father  of  a  dau.  and  heir,  Francee, 
wife  of  William  Mundy,  Esq.  of  Darley ;  and,  m.  Francis, 
Archdeacon  of  Stafford.    The  eldest  son, 

William  Coke,  Esq.  of  Trualey,  m.  Ist,  Maude,  dau. 
and  oo-heiress  of  Henry  Beresford,  of  Alsop-in-the-Dale, 
in  the  co.  of  Derby,  had  (with  four  daos.,  i.  Elizabeth,  m.  to 
Thomas  Sherman,  London ;  n.  Mary,  m.  to  Jc^m  Fitcher- 
bert,  of  Somersall,  oo.  Derby;  in.  Alice,  m.  to  William 
Harpur,  of  Bilson,  in  the  oo.  of  Derby,  son  to  Sir  Henry 
Harpur,  Bart,  of  Oslke ;  and  it.  Isabel,  d,  young)  four 
sons,  who  all  d.  $.  p.  except  the  eldest.  Mr.  Coke's  2nd 
wife,  who  d.  without  issue,  was  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Francis 
Saunders,  of  Shankton,  in  Northamtonshire.  He  <i.  in 
1611,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BiCBABD  CoKB,  Esq.  of  Trualey,  one  of  the  intended 
knights  of  the  Royal  Oak,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Robert  Charlton,  of  Whitton,  in  Shropshire,  sister  to  Sir 
Job  Charlton,  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons,  and  d. 
VI  March,  1664,  leaving,  with  daus.,  who  d.  unm.  i.  Robert, 
his  heir ;  i.  Anne,  m.  to  Paul  Bkllidon,  of  Derby,  whose 
dau.,  Catherine,  wan  m.  to  William  Coke,  of  Trusley,  of 
whom  presently ;  u.  Susaima,  m.  to  Edward  Wilmot,  of 
Spondon,  co.  Derby,  barrister-at-law,  son  of  Edward 
Wilmot,  D.D.,  and  had  issue,  Robert-Wilmot,  who  rebuilt 
the  family  seat  at  Chaddesdeu;  Edward-Wilmot,  m.  to 
Ctttberine-Oassandra-Isabella  Coke,  of  whom  presently  ;  and 
Richard-Wihnot,  m.  to  Henrietta,  dau.  of  William  Caven- 
di«h,  of  Doveridge,  oo.  Derby ;  m.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John 
Ward,  rector  of  Mickleover,  near  Derby ;  v.  Matilda,  m.  to 
Thomas  Bull,  and  d.  in  1719.    The  son  and  successor, 

RoBSST  CoKB,  Esq.  of  Trusley,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Anthony  Samwell,  4th  son  of  Sir  William  Samwell,  Bart 
of  the  00.  of  Northampton,  auditor  to  Queen  Elizabsth, 
and  d.  28  Jan.  171S,  aged  67,  leaving,  with  other  issue, 
I.  WiLUAM,  his  heir ;  n.  Thomas,  B.D.,  restor  of  Trusley, 
whose  male  line  became  extinct  with  his  grandson,  Daniel- 
Parker  Coke,  M.P.  for  Nottingham,  in  1826  ;  iii.  John,  M.D., 
d.  18  Nov.  1720,  «.  p. ;  it.  Richard,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Bobie,  of  Donnington,  oo.  Leicester,  and  had  issue, 
of  which  the  2nd  scm,  John,  emigrated  to  Virginia.  The 
eldest  son, 

WilllilM  Cokb,  Esq.  of  Trusley,  m.  Catherine,   dau.  of 
Paul  Ballidon,   Esq.  of  Derby,  and  dying  20  Jan.  1718, 
aged  89,  witiiout  male  issue,  the  elder  branch  of  the  fiunily 
became  extinct.    Of  his  daus., 
I.  CATHB&nrB-CAflBAifDRA-IaABKLLA,  m.  hercousiu,  Edvraid 
Wilmot,  of  Spondon,  barrister-at-law,  and  had  a  son  and 
heir,  Fraiids-BaUidon  Wilmot,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Richard  Wilmot,  of  Derby,  by  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Williiim 
Cavendish,  and  left  issue  one  son  oud  one  dau.,  viz., 
Francis,  rector  of   Trusley  and    Pinxton,  who   dying 
21  April,  1818,  tmm.,  the  Trusley  and  Spondon  proper- 
ties devolved  upon  his  only  sister  and  heir,  Susanna,  m. 
to  John  Coke,  of  Debdale,  co.  Nottingham,  of  whom  pre- 
sently, n.  Frances. 
The  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir, 

Fkancbs  Coke,  m.  in  1720,  D'Ewss  Coke,  Esq.  of  Suck- 
ley,  son  of  Heigham  Coke,  descended  fW)m  the  Bishop  of 
Hereford.  She  d.  leaving  issue  three  sons,  of  whom  the 
only  survivor  was  Oboboe,  of  whom  presently.  Mr.  D'Ewes 
Coke  m.  2ndly,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Francis  Hxui;,  of  Alder- 
wasley,  oo.  Derby,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons,  who  d.  «.  j>., 
and  three  daus.    He  <£.  in  1751,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Oeobob  Coke,  Esq.,  for  some  time  an  officer  of  dragoons, 
who  fa.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Seth  ElUs,  of  Brampton, 
CO.  Derby,  and  d.  17  Nov.  1759,  leaving  one  son. 

The  Ret.  D'Ewes  Coke,  rector  of  Pinxton  and  South 
Norman  ton,  oo.  Derby,  who  ta.  Hannah,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  George  Heywood,  of  Brimington,  co.  Derby,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  1818)  had  issue, 

I.  D'Ewes,  now  of  Brookhill. 

II.  William  (Sir),  one  of  the  Judges  in  the  Supreme  Court 
of  Ceylon,  d.  at  Trincomalee.  1  Sept.  1818,  aged  42. 

III.  John,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  for  the  co.  Notting- 
ham in  1880.  m.  in  1806.  Susanna,  only  dau  and  beirew 
of  Francis-Ballidon  Wilmot,  of  Spondon  and  Trusley. 
Mr.  Coke  d.  without  surviving  issue,  14  Sept.  1841, 
bequeathing  his  estates  to  his  nephew,  Edw.ird-Thomas 
Coke,  Esq. 

I.  Hannah,  m.  to  Rev.  Ellis  Williams,  rector  of  Pinxton,  d. 
in  1833,  «.  p. 
The  Rev.  D'Ewes  Coke  d.  at  Bath,  12  April,  1811. 
AnM—Qn.,  three  crescents,  and  a  canton,  or. 
C?rw«— The  sun  in  splendour,  or. 
Motto— Son  aliunde  pendere. 
fiiat—BrookhUl  Hall,  Notts. 
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COKE  OF  LOWER  MOOR 
Coke,  The  Rev.  Georqe,  of  Lower  Moor  Hotise, 
CO.  Hereford,  6.  8  Jan.  1797,  rector  of  Aylton,  in 
that  shire;  m.  21  Dec.  1825,  Anne-Elizabelh,  sister 
of  the  Rev.  Francis  Hodgeon,  late  Provost  of  Eton, 
and  only  duu.  of  the  Rev.  James  Hodgson,  rector  of 
Barwick,  co.  York,  and  by  her  (who  a,  in  1881)  baa 
issue, 

I.  Gboboe-Fblahois,  b.  15  Jan.  1830. 

I.  Anne-EUxabeth,  m.  8  Aug.  1849,  to  the  Rev.  Henry- 
Juhn  Potts. 

II.  Lxioy-Elisabeth-Hodgson. 

Mr.  Cc^Le,  who  is  a  magistrate  for  Herefordshire,  f. 
his  father  in  1831. 

%rtnPX0t* — Frakois  Coke,  of  Quistmoor  and  Lower 
Moor  ( the  son  of  William,  the  vicar  of  Bnebury  :  ne  Coke  o/ 
Tni^)y  m.  Lucy,  dau.  of  Thomas  Coucher,  of  Parton,  oo. 
Hereford,  and  had  Issue  by  her  one  son  and  three  daus. 
She  d.  in  1693  ;  and  he  m.  2ndly,  in  1725,  Barbara  Harper, 
widow,  by  whom  he  had  no  issue.  Dyhig  in  June,  1750, 
at  the  age  of  90,  he  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Gboboe  Coke,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Richard  Bytbe- 
way,  of  the  ancient  fiunily  residing  at  Leintwardine,  co. 
Hereford.  He  left  at  his  decease  (his  widow  dying  1  Sept. 
1781,  at  the  advanced  age  of  96)  a  son  and  successor, 

RiGHABD  Coke,  vicar  of  Eardisley,  J.P..  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
Jeremiah  GriflSths,  rector  of  Disserth,  and  dying  27  Dee. 
1798,  aged  75,  left  with  three  daus.  (i.  Elizabeth  ;  n.  Jane, 
m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Hodgson,  M.A.  of  Christchuroh  Col- 
lege, Oxford,  and  of  Hiimber,  oo.  Hereford ;  and  m.  LuoyX 
a  son  and  successor. 

The  Ret.  Franocb  Coke,  M.A.,  J.P.,  rector  of  Gladestry, 
00.  Radnor,  vicar  of  Sellack  and  Caple,  oo.  Hereford,  and 
prebendary  of  Hereford.  He  m.  in  1791,  Anne,  dsMi.  of 
Robert  Whitcombe,  Esq.  of  Kington,  and  d.  in  1831,  leaving 

I.  Gboboe,  now  of  Lower  Moor. 

n.  Robert,  b.  2  Sept.  1801,  m.  in  1882,  Isabella,  only  dau. 
of  Walter  Hill,  Esq.,  formerly  of  RocUands,  co.  Hereford. 

III.  William.  B,A.  of  Trinity  College,  Cambxidse,  6.  2  Nov. 
1803,  perpetual  curate  of  the  parishes  of  Marstow  and 
Pencoyd,  co.  Hereford. 

IV.  John,  6. 17  Nov.  1806,  major  H.E.I.C.8. 

I.  Anne,  m.  in  1828,  to  Sir  WiUiMn-Sarsfleld-Rossiter  Cock- 
bum.  Bart 
n.  June.  in.  Lucy,  d.  21  Oct.  1841. 

Arma,  Crat,  <iv.,  as  Coke  of  TnuUy. 
Stat — ^Lower  Moor  Houses  co.  Hereford. 


COKER  OF  BICESTER 

CoKER,  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Bicester,  co.  Oxford,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  late  major  29th  regt,  6.  24  July,  1820;  m. 
23  March,  1848,  Caroline- Agnes,  dau.  of  the  la^e 
James  Pitman,  Esq.  of  Dxmchideuck  House,  co. 
Devon,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Lewis-Edmumd,  6.  24  March,  1850. 

I.  Caroline-Charlotte.  n.  IsabeUa-Aubrey. 

II.  Florence- Wrey. 

%illtHQt» — ^This  ancient  fiunily  dwelt  in  former  ages  at 
Coker,  in  Somersetshire,  to  which  place  they  were  beholden 
for  their  namo. 

Robert  db  Coobb,  the  first  of  this  line,  was  vritneas  to  a 
charter  of  Robert  de  Mandeville  (temp.  Edwabo  I.,  a.d. 
1272)  oonoeming  land  at  East  Cocre. 

John  Cokeb,  6.  in  1528  (2nd  son,  Robert  Coker,  of  Ma- 
pouder,  Dorsetshire,  by  Alice  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert 
Tuiges,  of  Meloombe  Tuiges).  purchased,  in  1554,  the  manor 
of  Nun's  Place,  or  King's  End,  Bicester,  co.  Oxford,  and 
became  the  founder  of  the  Oxfordshire  branch  of  the  family. 
He  d.  in  1006,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Cadwalladeb  Cokbb,  Esq.  of  Bicester,  b.  1573,  who 
dying  in  1053,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Cokeb,  Esq.  of  Bicester,  6. 1628,  who  d.  in  1730,  at 
the  advanced  age  of  102  years,  and  was  «.  by  his  youngest 
and  only  surviving  son. 

The  Rev.  Johh  Cokeb,  a  canon  of  Salisbury  Cathedral. 
He  was  b.  in  1800,  and  dyhig  in  1740,  vras  «.  by  his  sons, 

JoHiT  Cokeb,  6.  in  1098,  migh.shorilT  for  the  oo.  Oxford 
in  1750,  who  d.  in  1760,  and 

TnoMAS  Cokeb,  6.  in  1705,  it.  1799.  On  the  death  of 
Thomas,  in  1799,  the  estate  devolved  upon 

John  Cokeb  (the  eldest  son  of  Cadwallader  Coker,  Srd 
brother  of  the  aforesaid  John  and  Thomas,  who  had  deceased 
in  1780,  having  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  J.  Savary,  Esq.  of 


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Marlboroagh).  H»  m.  in  1792,  the  Hon.  Charlottfi  Manham, 
youngest  dau.  of  Robert,  Lord  Bomney,  by  whom  he  had 
teae  one  dau.,  Oharlotte-Priadlla,  who  m.  in  1826.  John 
Adams,  seijeant-at-law,  and  asaistant  Judge  of  the  Middle- 
sex sessions  (See  Adams  of  Aiuty  Halt).  Hr.  Coker  was  a 
follow  of  New  College,  and,  in  179$,  was  unanimously  chosen 
odonel  of  the  Oxford  University  Volunteers,  and  filled  the 
office  of  ohairman  of  the  Oxfordshire  Quarter  Sessions  flrom 
the  year  1809  until  his  decease  in  January,  1819,  when  he 
was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

Thomas-Lewis  Cokxb,  the  eldest  son  of  CadwaUader 
Coker,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law  (the  8rd  son  of  the  last-named 
GsdwaUader),  who  m.  Miss  Clutterbuok.  The  said  Thomas- 
Lewis  was  6.  in  1791,  and  entering  the  army  in  1808,  served 
with  distinctitm  in  Spain  during  the  whole  Peninsular  war 
in  the  89ih  regiment,  and  afterwards  in  America  and  Bel- 
gium. He  left  the  army  in  1819,  and  m.  28  July,  1819, 
Charlotte  Aubrey,  youngest  dau.  the  late  Lieut. -C6L  Aubrey, 
by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Lbwu.  late  mi^or  in  the  S9th  regiment^  and  present  pos- 


John,  6.  28  July,  1621,  in  holy  orders,  and  fellow  of  New 

College,  Oxford. 
Oidwulader.  6.  27  Nov.  1824,  in  holy  orders,  m.  20  Aug 

1852,  BmiJv-Harriet,  dau.  of  J.  Gould,  Bsq.  of  Knapp^ 

Devon,  ana  has  issue.  Marianne-Charlotte. 
Chariotte-Lgrdia,  m.  18  Jan.  1855,  to  the  Rev.  Bolton  Waller 

Johnstone,  incumbent  of  Famdon,  Cheshire. 
Fknny,  m,  80  Aug.  1849.  to  the  Rev.  Bulkeley-Owen  Jones, 

M.A.,  and  has  issue,  Fanny-Bulkeley. 
He  d.  6  Jan.  1849,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son. 


^rm»— Aig.,  on  a  bend,  gu.,  three  leopards'  Ikces,  or;  in 
chief,  a  crescent,  for  difference. 
CVert— A  Mooi^s  head,  side-faced,  wreatiied,  tag.  and  gu. 
ifofto— Fiatjustitia. 
Araf— Bioesfaer  House^  Oxfordshire. 


COLCLOUGH  OF  TINTERNE  ABBEY. 

COLCLOUGH,  JOHN-THOlfA8-R06SBOBOnaH,   Esq.    of 

Tinteme  Abbey,  oo.  Wexford,  m.  12  Jan.  1848, 
Mary-Orey-Wentworth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Caesar  Col- 
dough,  Eiiq.,  chief-justice  of  Prinoe  Edward's  Island, 
and  of  Newfoundland,  and  assumed,  in  consequence 
of  succeeding,  through  his  wife,  to  tiie  estates  of  the 
late  Ctesar  Colclough,  Esq.,  the  surname  and  arms  of 
CoLOLOUOH,  by  royal  license,  8  June,  1858.     He  has 


lineXSf  •— The  visitation  of  Staffordshire  shews  this 
family  to  have  been  of  consideratioa  in  that  county  before 
it  became  eminent  in  Ireland. 

BiCBABD  CoLOLOUOH,  living  40th  BowABO  III.,  had  issue, 
three  sons.    The  eldest, 

Hugh  Cololough,  granted  Blurton  and  Cockenidge  to 
his  son  (48th  Edwabo  III.X  by  name 

BioiiAU»  CoiOLOUOH.  who  lived  in  7th  HmniT  T.,  and 
m.  Eliaabeth,  dau.  of  John  Delves. 

Jomr  CoLOLOUOH,  whose  relationship  to  the  above  is  not 
given,  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Tbomas  COLOLOUOH,  Uving  11th  and  22nd  Hxnbt  YI., 
who  had 

RiOHASD  CoLOLOUOH,  mayoT  of  Newcastlfr-under-Lyne, 
atmo  18th  Edwabd  IV.,  who  m.  Kanche,  dau.  of  William 
Davenport,  of  Davenport,  Cheshire,  Esq.,  and  had  a  son, 

JoBH  CoLCLOUOB,  of  Blurtou,  Btaflbrdshire,  let  Bdwd.  V. 
He  m.  Agnes,  dau.  and  heir  of  Lockwood,  and  left  two  sons, 

BicBABO^  his  heir. 

Thomas,  who  had  Delfe  House,  <iUai  High  Hangh,  by  gift 

of  bis  fothar,  dated  19th  February,  Uth  Hkvbt  VUL 
Tlie  elder, 

BiOHAXD  OOLOLOUOB,  Bsq.  of  Wolstsnton,  or  Tolverton, 
in  Staffordshire,  m.  'Eleanor,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Draycote, 
of  Paynesley,  Knt.,  by  whom  he  had  issue. 

AvTBOKT  COLOLOUOH,  Bsq.  of  BlortoD,  Btafibrdshire,  in 
1566^  son  and  succeasor,  was  ci^itain  of  the  band  of  pen- 
stamers  to  Queen  Buzabrh,  and  was  granted  the  abbey 
and  lands  of  llnteme,  in  the  co.  Wex/ord.  He  came  first 
into  Irekaid  in  the  yesr  1642,  and  was  knighted  by  the  lord 
justice  of  that  kingdom  7  Sept  1569.  Sir  Anthony  it. 
9  Dec  U84.  His  wife  was  Clare,  dau.  of  Thomas  Agard, 
Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  m.  2nd]y,  Shr  Thomas  Williams, 
'  Knt.,  who  d,  a  prisoner  in  the  Tower  of  London,  Sir 
Anthony  had  issue,  seven  sons  and  four  daus.  The  eldest 
surviving  son. 

Sib  Thomas  Colclouob,  Knt.  of  Tinteme  Abbey,  Wex- 
ford, 6.  1M4.    He  m.  Martha,  4th  dan.  of  Adam  Loftus, 
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archbishop  of  Dublin,  and  by  her,  who  d.  19  March,  1609, 
he  had  issue, 
X.  Adam  (Sir),  Bart  of  Tinteme  Abbey,  h.  1600,  created  a 
Babomkt  m  1628 :  he  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Rich, 
Knt.  a  Master  in  Chancery  in  England,  and  dying  4  April, 
1634,  left  issue, 
CiBSAB  (Sir},  his  heir. 

Anthony,  of  Rathliu,  oo.  Wexford,  a  member  of  the 
supreme  council  at  Kilkenny  in  1642,  m.  Ismay  Browne, 
of  Mulrankan  Hall,  co.  Wexford. 
The  ddest  son, 

Sm  CiBSAB  COLOLOUOH,  2nd  Bart  of  Tinteme  Abbey, 
6.  1624,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Clarice,  Bart., 
of  Thame  Oxfordshire,  who  d.  before  him.  He  d.  22  June, 
1684,  having  hod  a  son  and  dau.,  viz., 
Cbsab  (Sir). 

Miirgaret  who  became  heiress  to  her  brother.  Shem. 
Ist,  Robert  Leigh,  Esq.  of  Roagturland,  co.  Wexford, 
who  took  the  name  of  Colclouoh  ;  and  2ndly,  John 
Pigot  Esq.  of  Kilfinny,  Limerick,  who  also  assumed 
the  name  of  Colclouoh.  She  d.  in  1722,  leaving  an 
only  child,  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1695,  to  Richard  Warburtou, 
Esq.  of  Oarryhinch,  and  was  $.  in  the  manor  of  Tinteme 
by  her  heir-at-law.  Colonel  Cssab  Colclouoh,  of  Duflfry 
HalL 
Sir  CsBsar  d.  22  June.  1684,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son. 

Sib  CiBSAB  Colclouoh,  3rd  Bart  of  Tinteme  Abbey, 
deputy-lieut -governor  of  the  co.  of  Kilkenny,  at  whose 
decease  (22  Sept.  1687)  the  Baronetcy  became  extinct. 
n.  Thomas,  d.  before  March,  1609. 

nx.  John,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Walter,  son  and  heir  of 

Richard  Synnott,  Esq.  of  Ballybrennan,  and  Roesarland 

Hall,  M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Wexford  in  1659,  by  whom  he  had, 

Mary,  m.  James  Butler,  Esq.  of  Clough,  in  the  oo.  of 

Wexford. 

Martha,  m.  Thomas  Cullen,  Esq.  of  Cullenstown,  in  the 
CO.  of  Wexford. 
Clara,  a  nun. 
lY.  Richard.  v.  Leonard. 

I.  Anne,  m.  Nicholas,  grandson  and  heir  of  Sir  Nicholas 
Bagenal,  Knt  of  Dunleckny,  in  the  co.  of  Carlow ;  2ndly, 
Sir  Thomas  Butler,  Bart  of  Garryhtindon,  or  Ciough- 
grenane. 

n.  Jane,  m.  John  Wogan,  Esq.  of  Weston,  in  Pembroke- 
shire. 

ni.  Martha,  m.   John  Piggott,   of  The  Deeeit  Queen's 
County,  Esq..  eldest  son  of  Sir  Roberc  Piggott  Knt 
rv.  Mary,  m.  Sir  Nicholas  Walsh,  Knt,  Jun.,  of  Ballycar- 
rigmore,  co.  Waterford. 

V.  Eleanor,  m.  Bryan  Kavanagh,  Esq.  of  Polemonty  and 
Bonis,  00.  Cariow,  chief  of  his  nation. 
Sir  Thomas  m.  2ndly,  Elinor,  2nd  dau.  of  Dudley  Bagenal, 
Esq.  of  Dunleckny,  co.  of  Caiiow,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Nicholas 
Bsgenal,  Knt.  of  Newry,  marshal  of  Queen  Euzabbth's 
armies  in  Ireland.    She  m.  again  (as  Srd  wife),  Luke  Plim- 
kett,  1st  Earl  of  Fingall,   and  Nov.  16S2.     Sir  Thomas 
Colclough  d.  28  Aug.  1624,  and  was  buried  at  Tinteme 
Abbey,  leaving  by  his  2nd  wUio, 
L  DuDLXT  (Sir),  of  whom  presently, 
n.  Anthony,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Wuliam  Esmonds,  Esq.  of 
Johnstown  Castle,  co.  Wexford,  knight  of  the  shire  for 
that  county  in  1634,  by  whom  he  had, 
Adam,  of  Gray's  Inn,  London,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Colonel 
Blague,  groom  of  the  chamber  to  Chablis  II.    She  was 
maid  of  nonou^  to  the  Duchess  of  Toric,  and  the  lady 
celebrated  by  Orammont  for  '*ses  paupltees  blondes.^' 
Cnsar,  of  Roegarland,  which  he  rented  firom  the  Leigh 
fiuooily,  itspoasessors  since  the  restoration  of  Chablbs 
IL    Mr.  C^ldough's  will,  dated  24  April,  1724,   was 
proved  1726. 
m.  John,  living  1642. 
I.  Mabel,  d.  young. 

DuDLBT  Colclouoh,  Esq.  of  Mochaiy,  oo.  Wexford,  eldest 
son  of  Sir  Thomas  Colclough,  Knt.  of  Tinteme  Abbey,  by 
Elinor  hie  2nd  wife,  ta.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Patrick  Esmond, 
Esq.  of  Johnstovm,  co.  Wexford,  and  had  a  son  snd  sno- 


Patbiok  Colclouoh,  Bsq.  of  Mochaiy,  who  m.  Catherine, 
dau.  ot  Walter  Bagenal,  Bsq.  of  Dunkledkny,  oo.  Cariow, 
and  was  father  of 

Dudlbt  Colclouoh,  Esq.  of  Mochsry,  who  ta.  Mary,  dau. 
of  the  Hon.  Francis  Bamewall,  4th  son  of  Nicholas,  Vis- 
count Kingsland,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and 


Cjbsab  CoLOiiOuOH,  Esq.  of  Mochaiy,  6.  in  1694,  who  «. 
to  Tinteme  Abbey  by  entail.  He  m.  Ist,  in  1718,  Frances, 
dau.  of  Sir  Thos.  Vesey,  Bart.,  bishop  of  Ossory,  and  had 
by  her  issue,  who  d,  young.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1721,  Hen- 
rietta, dau.  of  Agmondisham  Vesey,  Esq.  of  Lucan,  co. 
Dublin,  sad  by  her,  who  d.  in  1771,  had  issue, 

L  Vbsbt,  his  heir. 

n.  Agmondisham-Vesey,  captoin  in  the  anny,  d.  iiim». 
1768. 


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ni.  Adam,  of  Clogl\}ordan  and  Duffory  Hall,  co.  Wexford. 
J.P.,  m.  Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  John  Byrne,  Biq.  of  Cabin- 
teely,  co.  Dublin,  and  left  iuue, 

Cssear,  borrieter-at-law,  chief-justice  of  Prince  Edward's 
Island  and  of  Newfoundland,  m.  27  Oct.  1804,  Susan, 
dnu.  of  James  Leech,  Esq.  of  St.  James's,  and  d.  10  Feb. 
1822,  leaving  issue,  Louisa-Ponsonby,  who  <L  untu. 
25  May,  1833,  and  Mary-Groy-Wentworth,  m.  12  Jan. 
1848,  to  John-Thomas  Rossborouoh,  Esq.,  the  present 
proprietor  of  Tinteme  Abbey. 

Dudley,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Mary  Oaven,  and  had  issue, 
Cesar  and  Agmondisham. 

Patrick-Sarsfleld,  of  Annville,  oo.  Carlow,  m.  Max^giaret, 

dau.  of  Patrick   Colclougfa,   Esq.,  and  had  Patrick- 

Sarsfield,  of  Woodbrook,  co.  Wexford,  and  other  issue, 

IT.  Adam,  Bart,  d.  a.  p. 

CsBsar  Ck>lclough,  colonel  in  the  army,  and  M.P.  for  the  co. 

of  Wexford,  1720,  d.  15  Aprfl,  1706,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Vbsbt  Colclouoh,  Esq.  of  Mochary,   who  d.  31   Jan. 

1744-5,  learing  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Bingham, 

Bart  of  Castlebar,  and  widow  of  Hugh  Montgomery,  Esq., 

a  son  and  heir, 

Vesby   Cololouoh,  Esq.  of  Tinteme  Abbey,  M.P.,  oo. 
Wexford,  6.  3  July,  1745,  who  m.  8  Aug.  1765,  Catharine, 
dau.  of  John  Orogan,   Esq.  of  Johnstown,  oo.  Wexford, 
and  had  issue, 
Cjesar,  his  heir. 

John,  killed  in  a  duel.  1807,  unm.,  M.P.  for  oo.  Wexford. 
Vesey,  ct  young. 

Tesey  Coldoiigh  d.  8  July,  1794.  and  was  i.  by  his  son, 

Cmaar  CoLOXiOUOH,  Esq.  of  Tinteme  Abbey,  M.P.,  oo. 
Wexford,  who  m.  8  Nor.  1818,  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Kirwan, 
Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  m.  3ndly,  Thomas  Boyee,  Esq.  of 
Bannow)  had  no  issue.    He  i.  in  1842. 

Artnt—Axg.,  five  eaglets  displayed  in  cross,  sa.,  quartering, 
for  RosaBOAouoH,  as.,  on  a  chevron,  or,  three  roses,  gu. 

Crut— For  Coxxxouoh,  a  demi-eagle,  displayed,  sa.,  gorged 
with  a  ducal  coronet,  or. ;  for  RoisBOBOUOH ;  on  a  dexter 
hand  in  fesse^  a  dove,  close,  with  a  branch  of  olive  in  his 
beak,  allppr. 

<8ea^— Tinteme  Abbey,  oo.  Wexford. 

COLDHAM  OF  ANMER  HALL. 

CoLDHAM,  Henry-Walteb,  Esq.  of  Anmer  Hall, 
CO.  Norfolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  14  Oct  1787;  w. 
6  Nov.  1834,  Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  E.-R.  Pratt,  Esq.  of 
Ryston,  and  has  issue  suryiving, 

L  Hcnkt-Jamss,  6.  9  Dec.  1889. 

I.  Maria-Elizabeth.  u.  Luoy-Harriet. 

Srineaffe* — ^The  Coldhams  of  Anvfur  are,  most  likely, 
ttook  the  exact  similitude  of  arms  they  bear,  descended 
firom  the  Ooldhams  of  Midkunt,  Sussex,  whose  pedigree  is 
to  be  foxmd  in  the  Visitation  of  that  oounty. 

JoHH  CoLDHAM,  Bsq.  of  Anmer,  son  of  J  auks  Coldbam, 
who  was  the  first  that  presented  to  the  living  of  Anmer, 
A.D.  1704,  m.  Rachel,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Houghton, 
of  Anmer,  and  was  father  of 

JoHir  CoLDHAM,  Esq.  of  Anmer,  who  m.  Elizabeth  Hales, 
and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Jamsb  Coldham,  Esq.  of  Anmer,  6.  in  1759,  who  m. 
1  March.  1783.  Eliaibeth,  dau.  of  Walt«r  Wright,  Esq.  of 
Bury  St.  Edmunds,  and  had  issue, 

I.  HBKBT-WALTnt,  present  representative. 

u.  JohiL  6.  22  March.  1790.  m,  Ist,  in  Aug.  1816,  Anna. 

eldest  dau.  of  Charies  Blackley,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had 

five  sons  and  five  daus.    He  m.  2ndly,  Catherine,  dau  of 

the  Rev.  E.  North, 
m.  Gooige,  6.  1  April.  1804,  in  holy  oixlers.  rector  of  Gay- 

tonthorpe,  m.  2  Jan.  1832,  Mary- Anna,  eldest  dau.  of  Kr 

Chariea-M.  Clarke,  Bart  of  Dunham  Lodge,  co.  Norfolk. 

and  has  issue,  a  son  and  three  daus. 
I.  Elizabeth. 
n.  Harriet,  m.  88  May,  1816.  to  the  Rev.  Geoige  Mason,  of 

Notts,  and  has  three  sons  and  two  daus. 
^rm*— Az.,  a  mullet,  ai^ ,  pierced,  gu. 
Cratr-lL  griffin's  head,  couped,  {tterced  through  by  an 
arrow. 
Motto— In  coelo  quiea. 
fiM^—Anmer  HJI,  near  Lynn,  oo.  Norfolk. 


COLE  OF  TWICKENHAM. 
Cole,  EDWARD-HsiniY,  Esq.  of  Twickenham,  co. 
Middlesex,  and  Stoke  Lyne,  oo.  Oxford,  m.  Mary- 
Letitia,  dau.  of  Hen^  Brooke,  late  Lord  Congleton, 
and  widow  of  Lord  Henry-Seymour  Moore,  who  d, 
in  1825.    By  her  Mr.  Cole  hai 
1.  BnwAan ;  and  other  issue. 
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COL 

£  ItUaffe.— The  Cole  fkmily  has  been  seated  at  Twicken- 
ham, in  Middlesex,  for  several  geneiutions,  and  may  be 
found  in  tho  church  registers  as  early  as  1584.  Previous  to 
the  usurpation  of  Cromwell,  the  Coles  possessed  nearly 
the  whole  place;  and  there  is  a  fine  monument  aS  them  in 
Petersham  Chureh,  erected  in  1624. 

One  branch  of  the  family  was  elevated  to  the  rank  of 
Baronet,  in  1640. 

The  late  Thomas-Rba  Colb,  Esq.,  major  08th  regiment, 
eldest  son  of  Stephen  Cole,  Esq.  of  Twickenham,  by  Francoe 
his  wife,  dau.  of  William  Laremar,  of  Knightsbridge.  m.  in 
1764,  Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Ibbotson,  Bart., 
and  «.  in  her  right,  to  the  estates  in  Oxfordshire,  of 
Alice,  Coiutess  of  Shipbrook,  only  dau.  of  Samuel  Ibbet- 
son,  Esq.  of  Denton  Park,  elder  brother  of  Sir  Henry. 
M%jor  Cole  htA.  issue. 

STBPHBiT-THOifAS,  his  heir. 

Henry,  father  of  Owen-Blatvxt  Colb,  Esq.  of  Brandrum, 
00.  Monag^ian. 

Harriet,  m.  to  Captain  William  Tudor. 

Mi^or  Cole  d.  in  1807,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Stbphbm-Thokas  CdLE,  Esq.  of  Stoke  Lyne.  co.  Oxford, 
and  Twickenham,  co.  Middlesex,  6.  26  April,  1765,  m. 
16  Jan.  1705,  I^dy  Elizabeth-Henrietta  Stanley,  2nd  dau. 
of  Edward,  12th  Earl  of  Derby,  and  had  issue. 

Edwakd.  now  of  Twickenham. 

Geoige-Bkiuchamp,  deputy-lieut.  for  Middlesex,  m.  Julia, 
dau.  of  Col.  Espinasse. 

Mowbray,  an  otticer  in  the  army,  settled  at  the  Capo,  m.  a 
German  ladv  of  rank,  and  has  issue. 

Burton-Stanley. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Frederick  Lee,  Esq. 

Catherine,  m.  16  Mareh,  1857,  to  Walter  Frederick  Camp- 
boU,  oflslay,  Esq.,  M.P. 
Mr.  Cole  d,  6  April,  1885. 

Armt—lLrg.^  a  bull,  passant,  gu.,  anned,  or,  within  a  bor- 
dure,  sa..  besantte. 

Crtitr-K  demi-giyphon,  holding  an  arrow,  headed,  or,  aiid 
feathered,  aig. 

JkfoMo— Deum  cole,  reeem  serva. 

&a(— Twickenham,  auddlesex. 


COLE  OF  BRANDRUM. 

Cole,  OwEN-BLArNKY,  Esq.  of  Brandrum,  co. 
Monaghan,  D.L.,  m.  25  Aug.  1834,  Lady  Francca- 
laabella  Monck,  2nd  dau.  St  Henry  Stanley,  late 
Earl  of  Rathdowne,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Fbahcis-Bubtov-Owbn,  6.  1  May,  1888. 

X.  Franoes-Elizabeth-Owen. 

n.  Henrietta-Stanley-Owen. 
This  gentleman  and  his  sisters,  Eliza-Ibbetson,  wife 
of  J.  Metge,  Esq.  of  Athlumuy,  co.  Meath,  and  Hen- 
rietta-Isabella, wife  of  the  Rev.  John  Finlay,  ai'e  the 
children  of  the  late  Henry  Cole,  Esq.,  and  Jane- 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  8rd  daa  and  co-heir  of  John 
Owen,  Esq.  of  Raconnell,  oo.  Monaghan,  Uie  descend- 
ant of  Nicholas  Owen,  of  Reswasta,  co.  Montgomery. 

For  OoLB  linesge,  «ee  Colb  of  Twckenkam. 

AriM-^Axg.,  within  a  bordure^  sa.,  besant^  a  bull.  gu. ; 
and  for  augmentation,  on  a  canton,  erm.,  a  nag's  head,  ppr., 
over  which,  on  a  ohieC  or,  three  estoiles,  axg. 

CWsf— A  demi-dragon.  vert,  bearing  in  its  dexter  paw  a 
javelin,  armed,  or,  feathered,  aig. 

Jtfbtto— Deum  cole,  reoem  serva. 

£ea<— Brandrum,  oo.  Monaghan. 

COLE  OF  HOLYBOURN. 
Colb,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Holyboum  Lodge,  Hants, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  F.L.S.,  m.  in  1817,  Maria,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Henry  Wilding,  Esq. 

ILinttLQt* — ^This  Camily  claims  desoent  trcm  the  very 
ancient  house  of  Coixb  or  Colb  qfJVtmmiburf,  thera  settled 
ttmp.  King  Stbphbh.  Nicholas  CoUo  appean  on  the  roll  of 
the  guild  of  Shrewsbui^,  1909,  and  his  deeeendant  Thomas 
Cole  sat  in  parliament  as  M.P.  for  that  town  in  18S7  and 
1341.  In  17  HBiraT  VUI.,  Wiluam  Oolb.  Esq.  of  Shrews- 
bury, is  included  among  the  "  lords,  knights,  esquires,  and 
gentlemen,  resydent  in  the  oounty  of  Salop.**  His  son. 
Edmund  Colb,  Esq.  M.P.,  and  four  times  bailiff  for  Shrews- 
bury,  bore  a  coat  of  arms  of  eight  quarteringa. 

Robbbt  Colb,  b.  in  1716,  a  lineal  descendant  of  this  okl 
and  influential  Shrewsbury  fiunily,  settled  in  the  lale  of 
Wight,  and  purchased  the  Rue  Street  estate,  in  the  pariah 
of  Northwood:  he  m.  26  Feb.  1754,  Maty  Faoktord,  and  d. 
S7  Dec  1786^  leavii^  issue: 


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L  RoBorr,  of  Newport^  lale  of  Wight,  banker,  capi.  of 
the  Niton  lufSantry,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Dennett, 
Bm.,  of  Newport,  and  d,  14  Sept.  1818,  leiiving  four  sons 
and  aeren  dauo. ;  of  the  daus.,  the  eldest,  Eliza,  m. 
Chaa.  Jolliife,  Eaq^  the  2nd,  Hanr.  Lieut.  Jenour;  the 
8rd,  Jane,  James  Harvey.  Esq..  the  5th,  Amelia,  Capt 
Hyde ;  and  the  7th,  Loolaa,  W.  Hall,  M.D.,  of  Wareham: 
the  sons  were  Robbbt;  Henry,  H.B.I.C.8.;  William, 
Ueub.  67th  rogt..  d.  1838 ;  and  James-Geoi^ge,  also  deoeaaod 
The  eldest,  Robbbt  Colb,  Eso.,  lieutcol.  in  the  army, 
m.  Maxy-Eden,  dau.  of  G.-R-F.  Jarvis,  Esq.,  of  Dodd- 
ii^gton  Hall,  oo.  Lincoln,  and  has  sui-viving  issue, 
RoBSBT-EDStr-OiOBOB,  of  Uniyorslty  College,  Oxford,  b. 
1831,  William  Gordon;  and  Anne-Henrietta, 
n.  William,  of  Rue  Street,  m.  Manraret,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Comelitu  Comock,  Esq.,  of  Pembrokeshire,  and  d.  in 
1801,  leaving  three  sons, 

1  CoBVKUUS  OoBNOCK,  of  Pembrokeshire,  m.  Charlotte, 
dau.  of  Heniy  Roach,  Esq.  of  Ridway,  and  has  five 
sons  and  three  daus.,  viz.,  Comelius-Coruock ;  John- 
Jones,  H.E.I.C.S.,  m.  Judith-Marcella,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Fraser,  and  has  issue;  Henry,  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Capt. 
Charies  Copp,  H.B.I.C.S.,  Imd  has  issue:  William; 
Robert-Octavius;  Maigaret;  Chariotte;  Maria,  m.  to 
Charles,  son  of  William-Dutton  Pollard,  Esq.  of  CatfUe 
PoQard. 

S  Williami  now  of  Pembrokeshire. 
8  RoBKRT,  now  of  Holyboum  Lodge. 
iCL  James,  of  Chiverton,  lieut.  of  the  West  Medina  troop 
of  cavalry,  6.  1768,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Henzy  Dennett, 
Ski.  of  Newport^  and  d,  88  Jan.  1816,  leaving  issue, 
1  Junes,  of  Tapnell,  m.   Louisa,  8rd  dau.  of  Brown 
Heame,  Esq.  of  Fulford.  and  d.  6  June,  1881.  leaving 
James  (m.  and  has  issue) ;  Heniy-Heaxne,  of  the  United 
States:  William;  and  Mair. 

S  Henry-Dennett,  of  Carisbrooke,  6.  14  Jan.  1707,  m. 
Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Brown  Heame.  Esq.  of  Fulford.  and 
had  issue  two  surviving  daus.,  Anne  and  Eliza-Sarah ; 
and  sons,  viz., 

HsNBT-DnnraTT.  of  Bueknowle  House,  Dorset,  6. 
27  Oct.  1820.  m.  SO  Oct.  1847,  Emma-Maria,  dau.  of 
John  Cooke.  Esq.  of  Belloroft  House,  lale  of  Wight, 
^nH  h^^i^  issue. 
Alfred,  6.  9  Dec.  1824. 

Gonstantine^  6.  80  Dec.  1826,  m.  10  June,  1850,  Sarah- 
Anne-Oatherine^  dau.  of  Colonel  Charles-ntzgerald 
Mackenzie,  60th  royal  rifles,  and  niece  of  the  late  Sir 
Colin  Mackenziei  "Baxt. 
Jamea-William,  of  the  United  States,  6. 1827. 
Chaiiae-Newnham,  b.  84  June,  1828. 
darenee-Heame,  pbysldan.  United  Sttites,  d,  ».  p. 
15  Jan.  1852. 

Septimus,  b.  1882.  Octavus-Dennett,  d.  1844. 

John-Arnold,  b.  1838. 
1  Mary-Anna,  m.  to  John  Arnold,  Bsq.  of  Rushville, 


I.  EUaabeth,  m.  Ist,  to  Patrick  Barry,  and  Sndly,  to 
Osmond  Johnson,  Esq. 

n.  Mary,  m.  Thomas  Glud,  Esq.  of  Priory,  Isle  of  Wight, 
and  bad  issue,  Thomas;  Maxy,  m.  to  Edward  Roborts, 
Esq.;  Fanny,  m.  to  Malcolm  MacOrogor,  H.B.M.  consul 
at  Panama;  and  Anzke,  in.  to  Oharies-Comwall-Ceoil 
Woratoy,  Esq. 

m.  Anne,  m.  to  James  Cantelo,  Esq.,  and  had  two  daus., 
Jsoe,  m.  to  Captain  Roberts;  and  Amelia,  m.  to  M^or- 
Gen.  Geoig»-8traoey  Smyth,  Ueut -governor  of  New 
Brunswick. 

IT.  Graces  m.  to  Mc  Arthur,  Bsq. 

Arm$    Axg.,  a  ehevron,   gu.,  between  three  scorpions 


CnM—A  naked  ann  holding  a  scorpion,  ppr.,  armed,  o 
Jf<i<(o— "Deom  cole,  r«gem  serva,"  or  "Esto  quod  < 
Tideria." 
8mt    Holyboom  Lodge^  Alton. 


COLE  OF  MARAZION. 

Colb,  FEANCna-SBWBLL,  Esq.  of  Childown,  Chert- 
sej,  oa  Surrey,  b.  15  Oct.  1817. 

Sr{fUa(|r*~This  fiunUy  has  been  long  settled  in  the 
coonties  of  Devon  and  ComwalL  Of  the  Cornish  branch  of 
the  fionily  were  Catherine,  m.  9  Mareh,  1671,  to  WiUlam 
Daviea,  Esq.  of  Boeworgy,  in  St.  Brth  (his  1st  wif^),  and 
HmossxT  CoLB,  of  Perran,  who  was  fitther  of  PhUippa, 
who  d.  in  1780,  and  of 

TBAVon  CouB,  who  m.  Hester,  dau.  of  William  Davis, 
Bsq.  of  Boawoigy  in  St.  Brth,  by  his  wife,  Catherine,  dau. 
of  Humphrey  Noye,  of  Camanton,  and  Hester  his  wife, 
sister  of  Lord  Sittdys  of  The  Vine,  and  a  desoendant  of 
Thomas,  &tber  of  Hemy  Ghlchele,  founder  of  All  Souls' 
CoUege^  Oxon.  Francis  Cole  d.  in  June,  1709,  leaving 
ason, 

HDMrsBXT  OoLK,  M.  bx  1754,  Fhillls,  dau.  of  Frands 
lff«^>i,  Mmq.  She  d.  in  1800,  aged  67.  He  d.  in  1777, 
2.3 


aged  42,  leaving  eleven  children,  i.  Humphrey,  mi^or  in 
the  army,  d.  in  Jamaica,  aged  40;  n.  John,  D.D.,  rector  of 
Exeter  Coll^(e,  Oxford,  and  vioeHshancellor  of  that  Univer- 
sity, d.  unm.  aged  68,  in  1819;  ui.  Francis;  rv.  Henry, 
d.  in  1826,  aged  46;  V.  Samuel,  D.D.,  senior  cbapUUn  of 
Greenwich  Hospital,  d.  in  1838,  aged  71,  leaving  issue,  by 
his  wife,  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Griffith,  Esq.,  a  judge  in 
India,  an  only  child,  John-Griffith  Cole,  Esq. ;  vi.  Chris- 
topher, (Sir),  post-captain  R.N.,  colonel  of  royal  marines, 
K.C.B.,  and  M.P.  for  Glamorganshire,  m.  Mary.  dau.  of 
Henry,  2nd  Earl  of  Ilchester,  ahd  widow  of  T.-M.  Talbot, 
Esq.  of  Margam.  Sir  C.  Cole  distinguished  himself  by  the 
capture  of  Bands,  and  d.  without  issue,  in  1886,  aged  68 ; 
I.  Phili]^)a,  d.  unm.  in  1824,  aged  70;  n.  Amy,  m.  Major 
Croewell,  of  the  royal  marines,  and  d.  in  1807,  aged  45, 
leaving  an  only  child,  John,  R.N.;  m.  Catherine,  d.  in 
1845,  aged  72,  unm. ;  iv.  Frances,  w.  to  Poter  Boover,  Esq., 
post-captain  RN.,  d.  in  1811,  aged  46;  y.  Harriett,  d. 
uwm.  in  1807,  aged  81.    The  3rd  son, 

Fbanois  Colk,  captain  R.N.,  n.  Honor,  dau.  of  John 
Keir,  Esq.,  of  the  family  of  Kmr  of  Kindrogan^  in  Perth- 
shire, d.  in  1798,  aged  88,  leaving  issue,  i.  Fbakois- 
Hawkiks;  I.  Honor,  m.  to  William  Cornish,  Esq.  of 
Mararion;  n.  Mary-Ellis,  m.  to  J.-A.  Stevens,  Esq.,  post- 
captahi  R.N.    The  son  and  heir, 

Thb  Rxv.  Franois-Hxwkiks  Cole,  la.  Elisabeth  Blake, 
dau.  of  Thomas-Bailey-Heath  Sewell,  by  his  wife  Elizabeth, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Thomas,  Earl  of  Louth,  and 
24th  Baron  Athenry,  Premier  Baron  of  Ireland.  By  his  wife, 
who  d.  in  1828,  the  Rev.  F.-H.  Cole  has  two  children, 

Franois-Sbwsll,  nowofChildown. 

Louisa,  in,  in  1841,  to  Luther  Watson,  Esq.  of  Calgarth, 
Westmorland,  ffrandson  of  Dr.  Watson,  Bishop  of  Lluidafi^ 
and  has  issue^  four  daus. 

The  Rey.  F.-H.  Cole  m.  2ndly,  in  1831,  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  the  late  James  Ewing,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  no  issue. 

Armt—^rm.,  a  bull,  passant,  sa.,  thereon  three  annulets, 
or,  within  a  bordure  of  the  second,  chaxged  with  annulets 
and  bezants,  of  the  third. 

Cre$tr—K  semi-dragoB,  with  a  dart  in  hand. 

MoUo — Deum  cole,  regem  serva. 

Sea«— Childown,  Chertsey. 


COLES  OF  DITCHAM. 
Coles,  The  Rev.  John,  of  Ditcham  Park,  in  the 
C08.  of  Hants  and  Sussex,  J.P.,  m.  1st,  Marianne- 
Goodhead,  dau.  of  Captain  Rogers,  R.N.;  and  2ndly, 
Lucy,  relict  of  RoberWames  Harrison,  Esq.,  captain 
in  the  Royal  Horse-guards  Blue.  By  his  Ist  wife 
(who  d,  in  18S2)  he  has  issue, 

I.  JoSIAB-RoOKBfrJOHir. 

n.  Henry-Thomas.  m.  Cowper-Phipps. 

IV.  Richard-Oeorge,  m.  Fanny,  dau.  of  John  Morris,  Esq. 

of  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 
I.  Marianne,  who  d,  in  1840. 
n.  Augusta,  d.  1847. 
UI.  Emily-Franoes,  i».  to  Geoffirey-Phipps  Hornby,  Esq., 

captain  R.N.,   son  of  Admiral  Sir  Phlpps  Hornby, 

K.O.B.,  of  Little  Green,  Sussex. 

SrttUafff* — ^The  grant  of  the  estate  of  Ditcham,  was  in 
the  35th  of  HxNBT  YIII.,  to  John  Cowper,  and  Mar- 
garet his  wife.  In  1560,  M^Jor  Cowper,  one  of  his  descend- 
ants, was  slain  in  the  service  of  Chaalbs  I.,  at  Win- 
chester. 

WaltbrColcs,  of  Polborough,  Esq.,  m.  Catherine  Cowper, 
2nd  dau.  of  Richard  and  Joan  Cowper,  and  left  a  son, 
John  Coles,  in  whom  the  families  of  Cowper  and  Coles 
were  united,  and  who  «.  to  the  estates  of  Richard  Cowper, 
the  last  male  heir  of  the  Cowpera,  who  d,  in  1767.  He 
left  issue,  Frances-Elizabeth-Catherine ;  and 

Crarubs  Colbs,  who  «.  to  the  estates  on  the  death  of 
his  father.  He  ta.  Frances-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Richard 
Barwell,  of  Chartrey  Abbey,  Surrey,  Esq.,  and  left  issue, 

Cbaxlbs-Babwbll. 

JoBW,  the  present  possessor  of  Ditcham  Park. 

William-Cowper,  colonel  in  the  army,  m.  Anne^  dau.  of 
O.-S.  Butler,  Esq. 

Frances-Elizabeth,  m.  to  Colonel  Tadd. 

Aat— Ditcham  Park. 


COLES  OF  PARROCKS  LODGE. 
Coles,  Jambs-Benjamin,  Esq.  of  Parrocks  Lodge, 
CO.  Somerset,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  28  Sept.  1784;  m. 


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COL 


5  May,  1807,  Mjiry,  2nd  dau.  of  William  WeekeB, 
Esq.  of  Taunton,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Jambs-Stratton,  J.  p.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Shipton 
Beaucbamp,  co.  Somerset. 

II.  WilUam-Oale. 

I.  Mary-Weekes,  m.  22  July,  1828,  to  the  Rev.  Hugh 

Bpeke,  M.A.,  of  Wakehill,  Somerset. 
n.  Sarah-Frances,  m.  26  Feb.  1834,  to  Cornish  Henley, 

Esq.  ni.  Hester-Elizabeth. 

JLiXlt&Qt, — ^Hbtbt  Colks,  Esq.,  son  of  Nicholas  Coles, 
Esq.,  by  Bridget  his  wife,  was,  by  Margaret  his  wife, 
father  of  another 

Hbkrt  Colbs,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1714,  Honour,  dau.  of 
the  Rot.  Aveiy  Thompscm,  rector  of  Steeple  Ashton,  and 
by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  John  Cook,  Esq.  of  Trowbridge) 
liad  two  sons,  Jaxcs  and  Henry,  and  a  dau.,  Margaret. 
The  elder  son. 

Jambs  Colbs,  Esq.,  m.  7  June,  1744,  Hester,  dau.  of 
Edward  Shrapnell,  Esq.,  and  had,  with  a  dau.,  Hester, 
three  sons.  Jambs,  John,  and  Richard,  of  whom 

Jambs  Colbs,  Esq.,  m.  24  Aug.  1779,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Stratten,  Esq.  of  The  Grove,  Hackney,  oo.  Middle- 
sex, by  whom  he  had  issue.  Jambs -Benjamin,  now  of 
Parrocks  Lodge. 

Ai'ifu    Arg.,  a  bull,  gu.,  within  a  bordure,  sa.,  bezants. 
CreU — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  demi-draffon,  vert, 
holding  an  arrow  of  the  first,  headed  and  feathered^  arg. 
Jtf<X(o— Nemo  sibi  nascitur. 
Seal — PaiTock's  Lodge,  oo.  Somerset 


COLGRAVE  OF  DOWNSELL  HALL. 

CoLORAYB,  WiLUAM,  Esq.  of  Do^vn8ell  Hall  and 
Cann  Hcdl,  co.  Essex,  and  of  Bracebridge  and  Mere 
Hall,  CO.  Lincoln,  formerly  a  migor  in  the  army,  b. 
24  Feb.  1788;  fr*.  12  June,  1810,  Catherine* Anne- 
Sarah,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  General  Johu  Eraser, 
O.C.U.,  colonel  of  the  Royal  York  Rangers,  and  has, 

I.  JoHN-WnxLAM-MAVBT,  6.  20  Oct  1811;  m.  28  Sept 
1885,  Louisa-Maria,  only  dau.  of  the  late  —  Isaac, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

II.  William-Manby,  6.  29  March,  1810 ;  ta.  4  Aug.  1841, 
Eleanor,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Charles  Walmesley,  Esq. 
of  Westwood  House,  oo.  LAncaster.  and  has  issue. 

m.  Frands-Edward,  6.  28  Sept.  1824 ;  m.  15  July,  1847. 
Mary-Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert-Bruce  Chichester, 
"Eaq. 
I.  Everilda-Henzietta. 
XI.  Catheiine-Frances-Eleanora. 

m.  Isabella-Frances-Saiah,  m.  11  June,  1888,  to  Eben- 
William,  only  surviving  son  of  VnndA  Robertson,  Esq. 
of  Chilcote,  co.  Derby. 
Ifajor  Colgrave  assumed,  by  royal  license,  16  Feb. 
1819,  in  pursuance  of  the  will  of  his  great-uncle, 
William  Colgrave,  Esq.,  hb  present  surname,  in  lieu 
of  his  patronymic,  Manbt. 

HintHflt. — Sot  WnxLAM  Mavbt,  Knt,  living  temp. 
Edward  III.  (son  of  Robbbt  Mavbt,  by  his  wife,  the  dau. 
of  Sir  John  Oastinbridge,  Knt.,  grandson  of  JoHir  db 
Manbt,  and  his  wife,  the  dau.  of  Sir  John  Boys,  Knt.,  and 
grandson  of  Pbtbonbllus  db  Makbt,  Lord  of  Manby,  oo. 
Lincoln),  in.  Alice,  dau.  and  heir  of  Alan  Malkake,  Lord  of 
Elsham,  oo.  Lincoln,  and  by  her  was  lineal  ancestor  of  the 
distinguished  fiunily  of  Mawbt  of  Lincolnshire. 

Robbrt  Makbt,  of  Walmsgate  and  Wrsgby,  co.  Lincoln, 
entered  his  pedigree  at  the  Visitation  in  16S4.    His  son, 

Thomas  Mahbt,  Esq.,  sometime  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  pur- 
chased the  manor  and  estate  of  Downsell  Hsll,  in  the 
psrish  of  South  Weald,  oo.  Essex,  10  Oct  1660,  and  was 
father  of 

Sib  Thomas  Manbt,  Knt  of  Downsell  Hall,  knighted  at 
WhitehaU,  25  May,  1686,  high-sheriff  of  Essex  in  1688  ;  who 
m.  1st  1683,  Juliana,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  George  Belby, 
Bart  of  White  House,  co.  Durham,  and  of  Dawl^,  oo. 
Middlesex,  and  by  her  had,  Francis,  his  heir,  of  whom 
presently.  He  m.  2ndly,  1604,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  George 
Gary,  Knt.  of  Torr  Abbey,  eo.  Devon,  and  by  her  (who  was 
buried  24  May,  1726)  had  two  sons,  Robert,  of  Linoohi's 
Inn,  m.  Mary  Gary,  and  d.  «.  p.  in  1787 ;  and  Edward.  Sir 
niomas  <L  21  Aug.  1720,  sged  75,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

Fravois  Mahbt,  Esq.  of  Downsell  Hall,  6.  about  1684 ; 
who  m.  1728,  Anne  Hickins,  and  by  her  (who  d.  16  Feb. 
1757)  had  issue.  1  Frahois,  his  heir ;  2  Thomas,  successor 
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to  his  brother ;  1  Frances,  m.  to  John  Petre,  Esq.  of  Bell 
House,  CO.  Essex ;  2  Gatherine  ;  8  Anne,  d.  u»m. ;  4  Mary, 
m.  81  Aug.  1762,  to  William  Colgrave,  of  Ganu  Hall,  oo. 
Essex,  who  d.  27  April,  1703:  she  d.  «.  p.  4  Feb.  1810. 
Mr.  Manby  d.  14  June.  1755,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Fbanois  Manbt,  Esq.  of  Downsell  Hall,  6.  in  1782 ;  who 
fit,  in  1761,  Mary,  dau.  of  Anthony  Wright  Esq.,  banker ; 
but  dying  without  surriTing  issue,  2  March,  1780,  was  «. 
by  his  brother, 

Thomas  Manbt,  Esq.  of  Downsell  Hall,  who  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  William  Colgrave,  Esq.  of  Gann  Hall,  and  sister  of 
William  Colgrave  and  Robert  Colgrave,  Esqs.  of  Gann 
Hall,  who  d.  9.  p.  1801.    By  this  lady  Mr.  Manby  had  issue. 

I.  John,  his  heir. 

n.  Francis,  who  la.  Isabella,  daiL  of  Thomas  Humall,  Esq. 
of  London,  and  d.  13  Dec  1704,  having  had  by  her  (who 
m.  2udly,  —  Gawthorpe,  of  HullX 

1  WiLLLUc,  successor  to  his  unde,  and  present  r^re- 
sentative. 

2  Richard,  d.  an  Infknt 

1  Bridget  m.  in  1818,  to  John  Davies,  Esq.  of  Berbioe. 
L  Gatherine,  m.  16  Aug.  1705,  to  Richard  Walmesley,  Esq. 

II.  Frances,  m.  Ist  6  Feb.  1707,  to  Mark- Anthony  Browne, 
last  Viscount  Montsgue ;  and  2ndly,  to  Henry  Slaughter, 
Esq.  of  Kingsdown,  near  Bristol. 

ui.  Anne,  m.  April,  1700,  to  Philip  Hughes,  Esq.,  Ueut- 
col.  royal  engiueers. 
Mr.  Manby  d.  in  1786,  and  was  $.  by  his  elder  son, 

John  Manbt,  Esq.  of  Downsell  Hall,  who  m.  Harriott- 
Maria  Cliff,  of  Brigg,  oo.  Linoohn ;  but  d.  t.jt.  5  Jan.  1810, 
and  was  «.  by  his  nephew,  William,  who  is  the  present 
WiLLLAM  CoLQRAVB,  Esq.  of  Downsell  Hall  and  Gann  HaU. 

.<4rm«--GoLORATB  and  Manbt,  quarterly. 
.Sea<*— Downsell  Hall,  and  Gann  Hall,  oo.  Essex. 


COLLING  OF  RED  HALL. 

CoLUNO,  Robbrt,  Esq.  of  Red  Hall,  co.  Durham, 
J.P.,  major  North  York  rifle  regiment  of  militia,  b. 
7  July,  1789 ;  m.  25  Oct  1825,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the 
late  Lieut.-Col.  Gordon  Skelly,  of  Pilmore  House, 
CO.  Durham. 

ILtnCSfft. — ^Major  Collino,  the  eldest  son,  by  Mar- 
garet Hution  his  wife,  of  the  late  Robert  Colling,  Esq.  of 
Red  Hall,  who  d.  23  July,  1824,  descends  x>atemally,  through 
a  series  of  ancestors  bearing  Uie  Christian  name  of  Robert, 
flrom  Robert  Colling,  Esq.,  who  purchased,  in  1698,  the 
estate  of  Red  Hall,~  previously  the  property  of  the  Lamb- 
tons,  Chaytors,  and  Ktlllnghalls.  Maternally.  Mi^or  Gulliog 
claims  descent  from  the  ancient  Sovereigns  of  Wales.  He 
has  two  surviving  brothers  and  two  sisters,  vis., 

John,  6.  8  Deo.  1797;  fa.  10  May,  1881,  Elisabeth,  only 
dau.  of  Ambroee  Weston,  Esq.  of  London,  and  has  three 
sons  and  one  dau. 

Thomas,  6.  25  May,  1802. 

Margaret.  Elizabeth. 

.^rtiu— Per  pale,  vert  and  gu.,  a  griffin,  segreant,  or, 
SmI— Red  Hall,  near  Darlington. 


COLLINGS  OF  GUERNSEY. 

CoLLiNOS,  BoNAHT,  Esq.  of  Guemsey,  b.  30  Aug. 
J8U;  m.  13  Aug.  1850,  Elizabeth-Durell,  dau.  of 
Charles  d'Auvergne,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHN-BoNAMT,  6.  80  July,  1851. 

n.  Charles-d'Auveigns,  6.  IS  Sept.  185S. 

ILitHK^t* — ^Edward  Gollinos,  elder  son  of  Thomas 
GoUings,  of  Ansford,  co.  Somerset,  and  of  Jersey,  6.  in 
1712,  settled  in  Guernsey ;  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Andrew  Smith, 
Esq.  of  limerick,  Irelandi,  and  had  (with  two  daus,  Ann, 
6.  in  1742,  m.  to  Nicholas  Gorbin,  Esq. ;  and  Sarsh,  h.  in 
1749,  who  m.  John  Lukis,  Esq.  of  The  Grange,  and  d.  in 
1816)  two  sons,  Edward,  6.  in  1740,  who  m.  Ann  BarUer, 
and  had  issue ;  and 

John  Golungs,  6.  in  1745;  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Philip  Mauger,  of  Saints,  in  the  island  of  Guemsey, 
descended  from  Jacques  Mauger,  who  obtained  fhnn  King 
Hrnrt  v.  the  disUnguished  honour  of  adding  to  his 
fkmily  arms  the  cross  of  St.  Geoige.  The  said  John  had 
issue,  via., 

L  John,  6.  1777 ;  m.  90  Nov.  1810,  Maxy  Bonamy ;  oolonel 
of  the  royal  artiUery,  Guernsey  Militia;  and  11  Oct.  1841, 
leaving, 

1  BoNAMT.  present  head  of  the  fiunily. 

2  AlAced-Smith.  a  jurat  of  the  Royal  Court ;  h.  in  1816 ; 
who  m.  16  Aug.  1844,  Matadii-Lukis,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Coiling^  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 


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Bon^my.  6.  in  1821;  HA.,  in  lioly  orders;  m. 
16  Not.  U62,  Baixabeth-Jano,  only  dau.  of  John  Jack- 
son Bird,  Esq.  of  Boughton  Monchelseb,  Kent. 
1  Eliza-Uargarvt,  6.  in  1812 ;  d.  in  1832. 
n.  WiUiam  (Sir).  Knt,  b.  20  Mar,  1781 ;  in.  1811,  ICaxKaret, 
dau.  of  John  Lnkis,  Esq.  of  The  Grange,  in  the  island  of 
OueniMj,  is  a  colonel  of  ths  Royal  Ouemasy  Militia.    In 
1S22,  he  was  sfipointsd  »  jurat  of  the  royal  court,  and 
recoivod  the  honour  of  knjAthood,  2  May,  1888. 
m.  Ellas,  ft.  in  1782 ;  m.  Euphemia  Aisandeau,  of  Pon- 
dkhenv,  E.  L  ;  captain  in  tne  8th  r^  native  infantiy, 
ELB.I.Oo.*s  service;  and  d.  at  Hyberabod,  1818,  leaving 


IT.  JossBh,6.inl784:flkXIkabeth,dsRLofEliAsOomngs, 
Esq..  the  only  surviving  lineal  deseendant  of  the  Jersey 
braneh ;  attained  the  rank  of  Ueut-ooL  of  the  Royal 
Guenifley  MQiUa,  and  l^ecame  vice-consul  in  the  blandsof 
Quemsey  and  Jecs^  to  H.  M.  the  Emperor  of  sll  the 
Bussias.    He  had  Issue,  vis., 

1  Joseph,  b.  In  1808 ;  a  capt.  in  the  Royal  Guernsey 
Militia;  m.  to  Oatherlne-LuUs,  dau.  of  Rear- Admiral 
Sir  Thomas  ManseU,  RN.  and  K.O.H.,  and  has  issue. 
9  MsBiger-amith,  6.  in  1809,  settled  at  RSo  de  Janeiro. 
8  AugartUB-WUliam,  b.  in  1818,  was  assistant-suxgeon 
fak  the  H.E.I.0o.'8  service:  d.  at  Moufanein  in  1888. 

4  Adolpfans,  6.  in  1815,  Esq. ;  M.D.,  staff-sugeon  in  the 
island  of  Barbadoes ;  ».  Qeocgiana,  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
John-Henry  Nurse^  M.C.  of  the  island  of  Barbadoes. 

5  Charles.  6.  in  1816 ;  d.  in  1817. 

e  John-EUas.  6.  in  1821 ;  a  captain  in  Her  Mi^esty's 
aSrdrsgt.  of  foot. 

7  Thomas-AUairv^  b.  in  1824;  cL  in  1834. 

1  Elisabeth,  b.  in  1811. 

1  BosaUe-Bradlsy,  6.  in  1812 ;  m.  Maik-Anthony-Basllle 
Corbin,  Esq.,  suigeon,  and  has  Issue. 

S  Margaret-lCaugQx;  6.  in  1818 ;  m.  Thomas  Nurse,  Esq., 
M.D.,  son  of  the  Hon.  John-Heoiy  Nurse,  of  Ashbuzy, 
M.C  of  the  iskkud  of  Barbadoes,  and  has  issuer 

4  Louisa,  b.  in  1819 ;  m.  to  Charles  Anson,  Esq.  principal 
oflkoer  of  flustoms  at  Guernsey,  son  of  the  late  Edward 
Anson,  Esq.  of  Bentley  Hall,  BtaflTordshlrs,  and  has 


6  Matflda-LuUs,  b.  in  1822;  m.  to  Alfred-Smith  Col- 
lings,  son  of  John  (before  mentioned),  Esq.,  a  capt  in 
the  Royal  Guems^  Militia^  and  has  issue. 
6  Ellen-Marian,  b.  in  1827. 
T.  Thomas -Guerin,  6.  in  1786;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Allalrs,Esq^of  Mount  Durant,  in  the  island  of  Guernsey; 
and  d.  in  18S2 :  had  issue,  vis., 

1  Waham-Thomas,  b.  in  1888;  B.A.,  Trinity  College^ 
Oambri<k^.  F.  G.  8.  :  m.  Louisa- Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Fkederiek-Corfoin  Lulds.  Esq.  of  The  Grange,  in  the 
Msuad  of  Guernsey,  and  has  issue. 

t  Mary- Ann,  6.  in  1811;  m.  to  Henry  Tupper,  Esq.  of 
The  Cotils,  in  the  island  of  Guernsey,  lieut-coL  of  the 
2nd  regt.  of  Royal  Guernsey  Militia,  and  an  advocate 
of  the  Royal  Court,  and  has  issue. 

2  Amelia,  6.  in  1815 ;  m.  to  Frederidk-CoUlDgs  Lukis, 
Esq.,  M.D.,  and  biw  issue. 

8  Ann-Sophia,  b.  in  1810;  d.  in  1880. 
4  Catherine -Ann -Allaire,  b.  in  1826;  m.  to  the  Rev. 
Richard  Ozanne,  M.A.  of  Pembroke  College,  Oxford, 
and  has  issue. 
L  Ann,  b.  in  1778;  si.  to  Peter  Grut,  Esq.;  and  d.  in  1811, 
and  had  issue. 

n.  Csroline,  b.  in  1775;  m.  to  Daniel  Naftel,  Esq.  of  The 
Vrsngue,  in  the  Lshmd  of  Guernsey,  and  has  issue. 
m.  Maigarst-Sarah,  6.  in  1780 ;  m.  to  Hilaiy  Carr^  Esq. 
of  Vafaior,  a  jurat  of  the  royal  court  of  Guems^. 
IT.  Mary- Ann,  b.  in  1788;  ta.  to  Eli;ks  Guerin,  Esq.  of 
Meant  Durant,  and  has  issue. 

▼.  Elisabeth,  6.  in  1701 ;  fa.  to  Frederldc-Corbin  Lukis. 
Esq.  of  Tho  Grange,  in  the  island  of  Guernsey,  and  has 


Jrmu  As.,  between  Uiree  fleurs-de-lis,  two  and  one,  or.  a 
gryphon,  segreant,  holding  between  the  claws  an  escutcheon, 
aig.,  the  latter  chaiged  with  an  anchor,  erect,  sa. 

CnK— A  horse's  head,  issuant.  arg.,  bridled  and  ohaiged 
CO  the  neek  with  three  fleurs-de-lis^  one  and  two,  as. 


JMto— Fldelis  in  omnibus. 
Mmdaue    Qnemscy. 


coLLmawooD  of  chirton  and  lelburn 

TOWER 

.  CoLUvowooD.  Edward-John,  Esq.  of  Chirton  and 
Lilbam  Tower,  co.  Northumberland,  6.  4  Feb.  1 815  ; 
SI.  23  Aug.  1842,  Anna,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Arthur 
Bardett^  Esq.  of  the  co.  Tipperary,  and  has  issue, 

t.  Kdwaad^uhm,  b,  90  Dec.  1848. 

u.  Arthur-Buidettk  6.  2  April,  1847. 

m.  Cuihbert-Geoige,  b,  20  Nov.  1848. 

L  Anna-Eliasbeth.  u.  Adekdde-Maiy. 

IrtlimSf . — ^The  andent  Northumbrian  fiimlly  of  Col- 
ujiowooD  was  seated  at  Esslington,  in  that  oo.,  in  the 
earty  part  of  the  reign  of  Hmnt  VIII. 
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John  CoLLmowooD,  Esq.  of  Chirton,  brother  of  the 
gallant  naval  commander,  Cuthbert,  Lord  CoUingwood,  and 
6th  in  descent  fh>m  Cuthbert  CoUingwood,  8rd  son  of  Sir 
Cuthbert  CoUingwood,  of  Dalden  and  F<sslington,  by 
Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Geoxge  Bowes,  of  StreaUam, 
m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Thomas  Fenwick,  Esq.  of  Earsdon,  and 
left  at  his  decease  (with  two  daus.,  Ann,  la.  to  the  Rev. 
Christopher  Reed,  vicar  of  l^ynamouth;  and  Maiy,  m.  to 
Frederick- John -Woodley  CoUingwood,  Esq.  of  Glanton 
Fyke),  a  son  and  successor,  the  present  Edwabd  -  Johx 
CoLLDiGWOOD,  of  Chirton  and  Lilbum  Tower,  Esq. 

Arnu—Arg.,  a  chevron,  sa.,  between  three  stag's  heads, 
erased,  of  the  second. 
Orttt—A  stag  at  gase.  in  a  hoUy-bush,  ppr. 
Jtf oMo— Ferar  unus  et  idem. 
iSieoi*— Chirton,  and  lilbum  Tower,  co.  Northumberland. 


COLLINQWOOD  OF  DISSINGTON. 

CoLUNOwooD,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Dissington,  co. 
Northumberland,  b,  80  Oct.  1791 ;  m.  9  Sept  1820, 
Arabella,  dau.  of  General  John  Calcraft^  and  by  her 
(who  d.  31  May,  1840)  has  issue, 

I.  Edwabd,  6.  22  July,  1828,  m.  Fanny,  dau.  of  Colonel 
MaxweU. 

n.  CedL  i.  Arabella. 

This  gentleman,  who  is  second  surviving  son  of  the 
late  Walter  Spbncer^tanhopb,  Esq.  of  Oannon 
Hall,  CO.  York,  by  Mary-Winifred  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas -Babiixigton  Pulleine,  Esq.  of  Carlton  Hall, 
and  Winifred  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  CoUingwood, 
Esq.  of  Byker  and  Diissington,  assumed  by  letters- 
patent,  in  compliance  with  the  testamentaiy  injunc- 
tion of  his  great-uncle,  Edward  Collinowood,  Esq., 
the  surname  and  arms  of  Colukqwood  only. 

Amu,  Ontt,  and  Ifotto— Same  as  Collinowood  i^fChirtcn 
amdJAUmm  Tower. 

Seo^— Dissington  HaU,  ten  miles  north-west  of  Newcastle- 
upon-Ty^oe. 

COLLINOWOOD  OF  CORNHILL  HOUSE. 

CoLLiirowooD,  John,  Esq.,  late  of  Lilbum  Tower, 
CO.  Northumberland,  and  now  of  Comhill  House, 
CO.  Durham,  b,  25  Dec.  1826 ;  s,  his  father  14  April, 
1840. 

^intSfff  • — ^This  is  another  brnooh  of  the  Northumber- 
land ColUngwoods. 

JoHir  COLUNGWOOD,  Esq.  ofUlbum  Tower,  co.  Nor> 
thumberiand,  and  Comhill  House,  North  Duiham,  son 
of  Henry  CoUingwood,  Esq.  of  Westerhaugh,  s».  a  lady 
named  Comthwaite,  and  had  two  sons,  Hbmbt,  his  heir; 
and  John,  6.  in  1768;  and  four  daus.,  Ann;  Judith;  Maxy; 
and  Elisabeth.    The  eldest  son, 

HuTBT  Collinowood,  Esq.  of  Ulbuin  Tower  and  Cora- 
hiU  House,  6.  20  July,  1757.  m.  1st,  Maigaret  Mills,  of 
Qlanton,  2ndly,  Dorothy  Wilkinson,  of  Coxhoe,  and  Srdly, 
Mary-Anne,  younger  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Samuel  Watson,  D.D. 
of  Bothbury,  by  the  Uwt  of  whom  (who  d,  17  Feb.  1862X 
he  hadissu^ 

HxMBT-JoHir-WiLLiAM.  Us  hslr. 

Frederick -John -Woodley,  of  Olanton  Fyke^  oo.  North- 
umberland. J. P.  and  D.L.,  b.  20  Nov.  1805,  m  4  Dec.  1888, 
Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  tho  late  John  CoUingwood,  Esq.  of 
Chirton  House. 

Judith. 

Margaret^  ta.  to  Charies  Fenwick,  Esq.  of  Eandon. 

Harriet,  la.  to  Oeoige-Thomas  Leaton,  Esq.  of  Whiokham. 

Mary-Anne,  m.  hi  1830,  to  James  Yibart»  Esq.,  Ueut  B.N. 
Mr.  CoUhigwood  d.  20  July,  1827,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

HKVBT-Jomr-WxLLiAM  Collivowood,  Esq.  of  lilbum 
Tower  and  ComhiU  House,  who  m.  in  1825,  Frsnces,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Haggeraton,  Esq.  of  EUinghara,  and  dying 
14  April,  1840,  left  issue, 

JoHir,  now  of  Oomhill. 

Wmiam-Pole,  b.  2  Not.  1829,  capt  21st  R.N.B.  ftasfllers. 

Thomas-Haggerston,  6.  12  May.  1881,  Ueut.  B.N. 

ClenneU,  royal artiUery,  6.  16Fob.  1886. 

Frederick,  b.  17  Nov.  1837,  R.N. 

Henry,  6.  7  Dec  1880. 

Frances,  m.  22  July,  1851,  to  George-OsldweQ  Dickins, 
Esq.,  capt.  46th  regt. 

Mary-Anne.  Winiflred. 

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pretoBt  Jonr  Oolunowoois  Esq.  of  OornhUI  Houso. 
lilbum  Tower  wm  sold  by  the  trustees  in  1842,  to  Edward 
CoUingweod,  Esq.  of  CUrtwn. 

Amut  ^.— As  CoLLivewooD  of  Chiticn, 
Aa»--Oorxihill  Hous^  N<»rth  Durham. 


COLLINS  OF  WALFORD. 

CoiusB,  John-Stratford,  Ebq.  of  Walforcl,  oo. 
Hereford,  m.  Edith,  dau.  of  Philip  Jones,  Esq.  of 
The  Cleev«,  co.  Hereford,  by  Axme  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William  Hutcheson,  Esq.  of  Clifbon,  co.  Qlouoester, 
by  Sarah  his  wife,  onlj  child  of  Robert  Kyrle.  Esq., 
«on  and  heir  of  Vanderrert  Kyrle,  devisee  of  Jolm 
Kyrle,    Pope's    "  Man  of  Ross."     By   this    lady, 
Mr.  Collins  has  issue, 
c  /omr^^imATVOBD,  bandsUr^Maw  and  J.P.,  m.  Ellen, 
only  surriving  dau.  of  John  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  lioydsboro*, 
Ireland,  and  by  her  (who  d.  No«r.  186SX  he  has  issue, 
John-Stiatford;    Amy^Stntford;     and    lUen-Bdkh- 
Lloyd. 
■.  William-Hutcheson,  of  Gabberty  Houas^  oo.  BereA>rd» 
an  offloer  in  the  Herefordshire  militia,  m.  Laura-Elisa- 
beth, eldest  dau.  of  the  late  John  Hanoodrs,  Esq.  of 
WoWerley  Court,  oo.  Worcester, 
n.  Nathaniel-Kyrle-Collins.  ' 
k  Bdith-AUda.  n.  Banh. 

in.  Ann»Jones.  !▼.  KatberiDa. 

Srinea00.«^The  fiunfly  -  of  OeUins  is  one  Of  great 
ibtiquity  in  the  oos.  of  Hereford  and  Salop.  The  OoOins' 
were  landed  proprietors  at  the  time  of  the  general  «urvey 
lof  lOM.  William  CoUlns  was  member  for  Hereford,  in  the 
Mth  parVamskt  of  King  EnwAsn  IIL  ;  and  agahi,  in  the 
<9th,  40th,  4Srd,  46th,  and  4eth  parliaments  in  the  same 
reign,  he  represented  the  citj  of  Heveford.  The  Npreaen- 
tative  and  head  of  the  fuoily  is  returned  in  the  list  of 
prindpal  inhabitanis  for  the  oo.  of  Hereford,  by  the  com- 
liisioners  appointed  ISth  Hbibt  ¥I. 

This  pedigree  is  giren  in  the  visifeations  of  Herai9rd  and 
49alop,  commencing  with  Sir  Peter  Collins,  Knt.  of  Church 
Stretton,  whose  son  and  heir,  Adam  GoUins,  was  &tber  of 
€(eofn?ey  Collins,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Bowdler  of  Hope 
Bowdler,  who  was  father  of  William  CoUina,  who  m.  Sliaa, 
dau.  of  Acton  -of  Acton  Scott,  co.  Sdop,  and  had  two  sons, 
Roger  Collins ;  «id  Johh  Collimb,  of  whose  line  we  treat. 
The  2nd  son, 

John  Coluks,  m.  a  dau.  of  Roberts  of  Staunton  Lacy, 
•and  was  fhther  of  HsniT  Colldm,  whose  son  by  his  wife, 
a  dau.  of  Mynde  of  Mynde  Vown,  co.  Salop,  Oaomr 
Coixma,  m.  a  dau.  of  Hocklelon  of  Hoekleton,  and  was 
ftUherof 

Abraham  Colldis,  who  m.  MNia,  dau.  and  heir  of 
William  Collins,  of  Indieombe,  and>had  John  Collins,  who 
left  by  Anne,  dau.  of  Windsbury  of  Windsbuiy,  a  sen, 

RiCHABD  CoLUiTB,  of  Woodhidc,  00.  Hereford,  who  m. 
•Jane,  dau.  of  John  Pariter,  of  Netkwood,  and  had  a  son 
•and  heir, 

RiCBABD  CoLUHS,  of  Woodhide^  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Qam,  and  had  issue  three  sons,  Thomas,  of  Wood- 
4ide;  JoRH,  of  whose  line  we  treat;  Roger,  who  was  fiatber 
of  Roger  Collins,  of  Stapleton,  co.  Hereford,  and  ancestor 
•of  that  branch  of  the  fiunUy.    The  9nd  son, 

John  Coluhs,  of  Dorehill,  oo.  Hereford,  m.  Alice,  dau. 
•of  Thomas  Barrowe,  and  was  father  of  HmniT  Coujira, 
^rho  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Masson,  and  had,  besides 
three  younger  sons,  Qeoige  Collins,  Henry  Collins,  and 
•John  Collins,  an  eldest  son  and  heir, 

RiCBAXD  CoLUHB,  Esq.  of  Upton,  co.  Hereford,  usher 
•of  the  ohambec,  1838,  who  had  a  confirmation  of  fals  arms 
by  Camden,  darenceux,  Oct.  lOlS.  He  m.  AUda,  dau.  and 
9ieir  of  WilUam  Downman,  Esq.  of  Upton  Bishop,  and  was 
Hitharof 

RiORABD  OoLUHS,  Esq.  of  Upton,  co.  Hsrelbrd,  'mho  m. 
EUaabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  James  QresweU,  of  Crawly,  ca 
Surrey,  by  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Alexander  Browne, 
4th  son  of  Magens  Browne,  of  Briohwofch,  and  had,  with 
two  daua.,  Elisabeth  and  Alices  a  son, 

Jamsb  Coluhs,  Esq.  of  Upton,  oo.  Hereford,  who  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  James  Skinner,  Esq.  of  Ledbury,  oo. 
Sereford,  and  dyhig,  left  issue,  a  son, 

WiLLUJt  CouiMS,  Esq.  of  Upton,  oo    Hereford,  captain 

in  the  trained  bauds,  who  m.  Sept.  16S0,  Mary,  dau.  and 

•heiress  of  Robert  Stratford,  Esq.  of  Walford.  oo.  Uei^ord, 

gfsetft-giandsoa  of  FenUnando  Stratford,  of  Walford,  by 

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Urauk  his  wifb,  dau.  and  co-heir  ot  John  HenllM^  of 
Sufton,  CO.  Hereford,  and  Blanche  his  wifo,  dan.  of  Thomas 
Kyrle,  of  Walford  Court.  He  was  buried  at  Upton, 
10  Jan.  1717,  and  left  at  his  decease  a  eon  and  heir. 

Jamb  Collikb,  Esq.  of  Walford,  oo.  Hereford,  m.  in 
London,  A\ig.  1726,  Elianor,  dau.  of  John  Staey,  Eaq.  of 
Ixmdon.  He  d.  and  waa  buried  at  Walford,  7th  June, 
1765,  and  left  issue  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHir-STKATFOBD  CoLXJKs,  Esq.  of  Walford,  b.  Dec.  1730, 
high-sherifTfor  the  co.  of  Hereford  1774,  m.  in  1768,  Aiioe, 
only  child  of  John  Fumey,  Esq.  of  Perristone,  co.  Hereford, 
and  d.  Aug.  1780,  leaving  issue,  JoHH-^rBaTronn^  kds  hair; 
Ferdinando-Stratford,  R.N. ;  AUda,  m.  the  Rey.  John^How 
ton  Beeston,  vicar  of  Walford,  and  left  issue.  The  elder 
son, 

Jomr-STRAnroBD  CoLLors,  Esq.  of  Walford,  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  James  Davis,  Esq.  of  Ross,  oo.  Hereford,*  and  leA 
issue,  four  daus.  and  three  sons,  vis; 

Johx-Stbatiobd,  present  repreeentative. 

F^rdinando-Strabfoid,  deceased,  who  m.  Frances,  dau.  of 
John  Morris,  Esq.  of  Leominster,  by  Anne^   dan.    of 


niomaa-Legga  Berbee^  Esq.  of  Willey  Court,  oo.  Hereford. 
James,  of  WooUiop&  m.  Eusa,  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry- 
William  GwiDim,  Esq.,  deceased,  of  Btainge  Court,  ca 


Hersfovd. 
Mr.  Collins  d,  in  1800. 


.<fn»w— Vert,  a  griffin, 
Onoe— A  dexter^arm,  eml 
ppr.,  holdings  scimitar,  or. 
Bmt-WyQmA,  Walford,  co.  Hereford. 


and  a  orescent,  ov. 
habited,  axg.,  the  hand. 


COLLINS  OF  BETTEBTON, 

CoLUNB,  The  Rev.  John-Fbrdutanik),  oi  Better- 
ton,  00.  Bei^  (.  U  Oct.  1812;  at.  80  Sept.  183d, 
Sarah,  <]mi.  of  Jobs  Uawihom,  Esq.  of  Glenluoe,  co. 
Wigton,  and  late  of  Jamaica,  and  baa  iaaue, 

I.  JoHV-FsaDOiAXDo,  6. 13  July,  18S7. 

u.  Henxy,  6.  81  Aug.  1838. 

ni.  Cauu^es,  b.  23  Sept.  1839. 

rr.  Bobert-Hawthom,  b.  8  Aug.  1^1.  * 

▼.  Arthur,  b.  96  June,  1845. 

VI.  Francis.  6.  20  April,  1851. 

I.  EmHy-Jane.  ii.  Fanny-Katharine. 

SritteAff  •— This  fomily  have  possessed  the  lands  ef 
Betterton,  descendtng  flpom  8ii«  to  aon,  since  the  time  of 
HBiritT  VI. 

Chables  Collins,  of  Pembroke  CoDcge,  Oxford,  and 
of  the  Middle  Temple,  6.  13  June.  1666,  lineaUy  descended 
from  Thomas  CoUins,  of  BotterUm,  temp.  Hckrt  VI.,  m. 
let,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Head,  Esq.  of  Hodcut, 
Berks,  and  left  by  her  two  daus.,  Chariotte,  wife  of  John 
Saimders,  Esq.  of  Woolston,  and  Frances,  of  Richard  Hart- 
end,  Esq.,  with  four  sons  who  4-  before  him  «.  p.  Ho  s». 
2ndly,  EUaabeth  Coghill,  of  Bletchington,  without  issue; 
and  Srdly,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Ferdinando  White,  Eaq.  of 
Fryers  Court,  in  the  oo.  of  Berks,  and  by  her  had  hia 


VmBntAxmo  Colliks,  Esq.,  M.A.,  m.  Kathorlne  Boote^ 
of  Deudss,  of  Berks,  and  had  (with  a  son,  Ferdinando, 
who  d,  9.  p.,  and  two  daus.,  Anne,  m.  to  Francis-Browns- 
wood  Bullodc,  Esq.,  snd  Katharine,  m.  to  Isaac  Pickering, 
Esq.  of  Foxleaae,  Hanta)  a  son  and  sncceasor, 

Thb  Rev.  JouiT  CoLuirs,  of  Betterton,  vicar  of  Cheshunt, 
6.  6  July,  1768,  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  James  Smith,  Esq.  of 
Rotterdam  and  Hammersmith,  and  had,  JoHN-FsnonrAirDO, 
now  of  Betterton ;  Katharine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Giles  Dau> 
beney;  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Benjamin  Morland. 
Mr.  Collins  d.  17  March,  1826. 

.<4mu— Vert,  a  griffin,  passant,  or;  «ohief;  erm. 
Crect— A  griffin's  head,  erased,  vert,  crowned,  or. 
Ifsttto—Per  callem  oollem. 
AmO— Betterton  House,  Wantage. 


COLLINS  OF  TRUTHAK. 

Ck>LUN8,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Truthaa  and  Newton- 
Ferrers,  ca  Cornwall,  J.P.  and  B.L.,  high-eheriff  in 
1830,  b,  7  Sept.  1782;  m.  8  Nov:.  1831,  Elisabeth, 
2nd  dau.  of  Francis  Drake,  Esq.,  Itfte  minister-pleni- 
potentiary at  Munich,  by  Eliza-Anne  Ills  wife,  only 
daii.  of  Sir  Herbert  Mackworth,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 

I.  EnwARA,  6.  S  Dec  1833. 

n.  Charles,  6.  8  May,  1886. 

m.  J)igby.  6.  7  S^t  1886. 

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EillfKt^.— VU  tuaOy  of  CoUhw  ii  of  ymry  ftotieflt 
■fading  in  Cornwall.  In  the  Ist  of  Bj>wabd  II.,  John 
GolUnt  i>prwent«d  LMnetcton  in  pMliMMnt,  and  in  the 
nth  end  15th  Biohaw)  II.  wm  aberiff  of  the  county.  The 
graat-gimndfather  of  the  preeent  proprietor  of  Truthan, 

Jonr  OoLum,  Eeq.  of  Treworgan,  higfa-eheriff  of  Oom- 
waQ  in  1724,  m.  Mary  May,  and  had,  with  daua.,  two  sons, 
Sdwabo,  and  John.    The  younger, 

Tib  Bct.  Johv  Colldtb,  m.  let,  Maxy,  eldeet  dau.  of 
leq.  of  Tehidy  Park,  by  whom  he  had 
Jomr  BAts^rr.  He  m.  todly,  Oonstaaoe,  dao.  and 
of  Paul  KUtebell,  £aq.,  by  whom  he  had  a  eon, 
Bdwaw>,  of  whom  preeently;  and  Srdly,  Anne  WUliama, 
by  whom  he  aleo  had  iasoe,  Chaitee,  who  d.  itnm^ 
jOTemiah,  in  holy  erdera.  and  Anne,  wlio  d»  mnm.  The 
enly  eon  of  the  Snd  marriage, 

BmrABD  OoLum,  Esq.  of  Truthan,  oo.  OonwaU,  b. 
tl  April,  1747,  high-eherifk  of  Cornwall  in  1801,  m.  7  March, 
1779,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Biohard  Thomae.  and 
tola  hali-eei  of  her  unde,  Biohard  Thomaa,  Eeq.  of  Tre- 
thmke.  and  d.  18  Sept  1827,  having  had  issue  by  her  (who 
dL  0  Dec.  1881X  Edwakd,  now  of  Truthan;  Clement,  b. 
17  Dee.  1784,  d.  11  F^b.  1780;  and  Maiy,  who  d.  wmk. 
S  Oet  18S7.    Mr.  CoUins  d.  18  Sept.  1887. 

Arm§  Ba.,  a  chevron,  aig.,  gutttf^e-eang,  between  three 
dor«a,ppr. 

Crm    A  dove,  with  wings  expanded,  ppr. 

JfoUe— Volabo  et  requieeoam. 

8mtf  Truthan,  near  Truro ;  and  Newton  Park,  near  Cal- 
Ik^ton. 

COLUS  OP  CASTLE  COOKE. 

CooKB-Coixis,  William,  Esq.  of  Castle  Cooke, 
00.  Cork,  J.P.,  b.  80  Jan.  1788 ;  m.  28  June,  1808, 
Blunbeth-(3«raldine,  eldest  dau.  of  Maiirice-Uniacke 
Atkin,  E^  of  Leadington,  oo.  Cork,  aad  has  issuer 

1.  WiLUAM-CooKB,  J.P.,  b.  10  May,  1800;  m.  8«rah, 
eldeet  eurviving  dau.  of  John  Hyde,  Eeq.  of  Caetle 
Hyde,  eo.  Coric 

tt.  McQriee-AtUn,  in  holy  orders;  6.  M  Mareh,  1812 ;  m. 
S7  June,  1830,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Bev.  John 
Tliabot,  tod  son  of  William  Talbot,  of  Mount  Talbot, 
eo.  Boeeommon,  Esq.,  and  the  Lady  Anne,  ddest  dau. 
ct  William,  1st  Earl  of  Glandore,  and  hae  issue. 

m.  John-Thomas,  6.  in  Oct.  1818. 

L  BUxabeth-Maigaret,  m.  1  Sept.  1846.  to  Edward  Carey, 
leq.  of  Caraysville,  oo.  Cork. 

n.  Jane-Leelie,  m.  to  Bidiard-Jaaper-Alezander  Grant, 
Eeq.  of  Kilmurry,  eo.  Cork. 

linfSJlt* — Thomas  Cookb,  of  the  city  of  London,  a 
wealthy  merefaant,  putchaeed,  about  1670,  laige  traots  of 
land  in  Irdand,  which  he  bequeathed  to  his  only  son, 

Prib  Coou,  Esq.  of  Castle  Cooke,  oo.  Cork,  who  m. 
»  April,  lOOfll  BUaabeth  Mitohell,  and  by  her  had  two  sons 
and  one  dan.    The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Cookb,  Esq.  of  Castlo  Cooke,  m.  Dorothea  Addis, 
and  by  her  left  three  daus.,  Elittbeth,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas 
Rlartrhall,  and  d.  without  leaving  issue ;  Martha,  eventual 
hdreas,  m.  to  her  cousin,  William  Coujs;  and  Anne. 
Thomas  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Eaobabt  Cooks,  of  Castle  Cooke,  who  d.  unm.,  and  was 
e.  by  Us  niece, 

Mahtma  Cookb,  wlio  had  ».  her  oouain,  the  Bev.  William 
Goals,  rector  ct  Churdi  Hill  and  Kilgobben,  oo.  Kerry,  son 
ef  John  CoUis^  Eeq.  of  Cork,  by  Elisabeth  hU  wife,  only 
daa.  of  Peter  Coc^  of  Castle  Cooke,  and  had  issue, 
£aohabt,  his  heir;  William,  of  Bidmiond,  co.  Waterford, 
barrister«t-law,  m.  Jane,  eldest  dan.  of  Peter  Carey,  Esq. 
of  Oamyeville,  co.  Cork ;  Martha,  d.  wnm.    The  elder  son, 

Thb  Bbv.  2achabt-Cookb  Colus,  arohdeaoon  of  Cloyne, 
«.  to  the  Castle  Cooke  estate,  and  assumed  the  additional 
sunisme  and  arms  of  Cookb.  He  si.  in  178S,  Jane, 
dan.  ef  Chsriss  Leslie,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  the  dty  of  Cork,  by 
Anne  hie  wifb,  dan.  of  Alderman  Lawton,  of  the  same  dty, 
and  had  issue,  Wiluam,  of  Castle  Cooke ;  Anne-Leslie,  m. 
to  Thomas  Perrott,  Esq.  of  Upland,  oo.  Cork;  Mary-Pea- 
eo^  m.  to  David  Barry,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  Fermoy;  Sarah- 
Hyde,  SI.  to  John  Fenott,  Eeq.  of  limerick. 

^r«e— Aif.,  on  a  chevron,  between  three  lions'  heads, 
■rased,  sa..  three  oinquefoUs,  of  the  first,  quanering  Cookb. 
Crttt—A.  sea-pie,  standing  on  and  peeking  at  a  small  fish. 
JIfoMe— Mens  oonsda  reca. 

I  Cooke.  Kilworth,  co.  Cork. 


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COLLIS  OF  LISMORE. 

Colls,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Lismore,  oow  Kany,  m. 
in  1806,  his  oousin  Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Bev. 
Samuel  Collis,  of  Fort  William,  and  has  iasne, 

I.  EnMUBO,  6.  in  1810. 

u.  SamueL  m.  William.  rr.  Biehard. 

I.  Charity,  m.  Blchard  de  Moleyns,  Esq. 

u.  Anna.  in.  Frances.  rr.  Catherine. 


Captain  CoUis  has  served  as  highaheriff  for  oo. 
Kerry. 

&itltft0C*  —  WnxiAM  CoLus,  an  oflicer  in  Hlerome 
Sankey's  regiment  of  horse  in  Cbomwbll's  army,  left  a  eon, 

JoBB  CoLUfl^  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Philip  Conridon* 
of  Kilmaokada,  oo.  Kerty,  and  had,  besides  a  dau.,  Mar- 
garet, who  m.  Maurice  Stock,  a  son, 

WnxiAM  CoLLiSk  Esq.  ef  lisedoge,  eo.  Keny,  who  la. 
1st,  hi  1686,  Martha  Mullins.  of  Ballingolin  (now  BumhamX 
near  Dingle,  and  by  her  had  a  eon,  Wiluam,  of  whom 
presently.  He  m.  indly,  in  1608,  Mary,  dau.  ef  Dr.  Ben- 
jamin Croes,  rector  of  Christ  Church,  Corlc,  by  Ann  his 
wife,  dsn.  of  Dean  John  Bveleigh,  of  Bandon,  and  Mildred 
GaldwaU  his  wife,  and  by  her  had  issue,  *"« 

I.  John,  m.  Eliabeth  Cooke^  and  was  aneesfcrtr  of  the 

Castle  Cooke  branch. 
n.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders :  m.  Avis  Blennerliasset  (ef  the 

ikmily  of  Ballyseedy^  and  left  lisue  a  dan..  Jane,  m.  to 

Frederick  Mullins,  eldest  brother  of  Thomas^  let  Lord 

Yentiy,  but  d.  ».  p. 

m.  Bdwabd,  who  m.  his  half-brother,  and  of  whom  hereafter. 
IT.  Bobert,  m.  1st,  1729,  EUsabeth,  dau.  of  Edward  Day, 

Esq.  of  Tralee ;  and  2ndly,  in  1748,  Mary  Fitsgerald.  dau. 

of  Maurice,  Knight  of  Keny,  and  by  the  latter  only  left 


John,  who  m.  Margaret,  dan.  of  the  Bev.  John  Day,  of 
Lohercaanon,  co.  Kenr,  1^  Lucy  his  wii<  dan.  of 
Maurice  Fitsgerald,  Knight  of  Kerry,  and,  by  her,  left 
three  sous, 
1  John-Dwr,  d,  $,p. 

t  Bobert,  in  holy  orders ;  b.  Miss  Burke,  of  Oalway, 
and  has  issue  a  eon,  John-Day,  in  holy  orders, 
t  Maurice^  of  Dublin,  an  eminent  suigeon;m.  Frances, 
sister  of  the  Bev.  Edward  Herbert^  of  Kilpeaton,  oo. 
T«<nieritffk. 
The  son  of  the  first  marriage^ 

Tub  Bay.  Wiluam  Colus,  rector  of  ChurchiU,  acquired 
estates  in  Kerry  by  purchsee,  and  was  the  devisee  of  others 
fh>m  distant  reUtivee.  He  la.  Isabella  Galwey,  of  the 
flunily  of  Oalwst  </  Carderry;  and  d.  «.  j».  in  1750,  leaving 
all  his  estates  to  his  half-brother, 

Edward  Colus,  Esq.  of  Barrow,  who  m.  1726,  Ellen, 
dau.  of  Christopher  HiUiard,  Esq.  of  Bollyganron,  by  whom 
he  had  several  children.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  Collis,  Esq.  of  Lismors^  who  m.  1756,  Catha- 
rine^ dau.  of  Samuel  Scaly,  Esq.  of  Maugh,  co.  Keny,  and 
by  her  left  Issue, 
RDWAan,  his  hdr. 

aiMUCL,  of  Fort  William  {tee  that  branch). 
Maurice^  capt.  Boyal  Kerry  Mllitkk;  nu  FMnoes  Beally, 
andhadiMue. 
The  eldeet  son, 

Bdwaxd  Collis,  Esq.  of  Lismore,  m.  Charity,  dau.  of 
Cornelius  M'Qillycuddy,  of  The  Beeks,  and  left  at  his  de- 
cease a  eon,  the  preeent  Wiluam  Colus,  Esq.  of  lismore, 
and  two  daus.,  Arabella,  m.  to  David  Fitsgerald,  Esq. ;  and 
Maigarst,  m.  to  Francis  Twiss,  Esq. 
Sisl^IiRnere^  near  Trslee. 

COLLIS  OF  FORT  WILLDLM. 

Collis,  Rorbbt,  Esq.  of  Fort  William,  oo.  Keny, 
b.  25  Oot  1882. 

Xrtttf  Xff0* — Tkm  Bar.  Samusl  Colus,  of  Fort  IHIliam, 
2nd  sou  of  Wiluam  Colus,  Esq.  of  lismor^  by  Cathsrine 
Scaly  his  wifo,  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  Edward  Bas,  Esq.  of  Keel, 
eo.  Kerry,  by  Anna  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Bobert 
Langford,  Esq.  of  (Jardensfleld,  oo.  limeriok,  and  Anna 
Meredith,  of  Dixgrove,  co.  Kerry,  and  by  her  left  issue, 
1  Wiluam,  his  heir ;  2  Samuel,  of  The  Spa,  Tralee,  Ueut. 
B.N.,  M.  Charity,  dau.  of  Dr.  Lyne,  of  Tralee;  8  Catharine, 
m.  to  her  cousin,  William  CoUis,  Esq.  of  lismore ;  2  Ellen, 
s».  to  Frands-Edward  ColUngwood,  oi^t.  B.N. ;  8  Maigaret, 
m.  to  Augustus-Blehard  Yielding,  Bsq.  of  Bally  Mat^homas 
and  Clougiiers ;  and  4  Anna-Prisdlla.    The  elder  son, 

William  Colus,  Esq.  of  Fort  William,  capt.  and  adjutant 
of  the  Boyal  Kerry  MiUtia,  m.  1st,  in  1814,  Debora,  eldsst 
dan.  of  William-John  Cramps,  Bsq.,  M.D.,  of  I^caliss^  and 


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by  her  had,  Wiluax,  his  hdr ;  Anna-Hoborton ;  Debora, 
m.  William-Samuel  Sealy,  Baq.  of  Maugh,  co.  Kerry;  Apbra. 
m.  Thomas-Barry  Hurly»  solicitor.  Mr.  Collis  ta.  2ndly,  in 
1880,  Louisa-B.,  dau.  of  Dr.  Burke,  R.N.,  oo.  Wexford,  and 
by  her  had  a  son,  Bobjert,  present  representative.  He  d. 
in  1834,  and  was  $.  by  his  elder  son, 

WiLUAK  CoLUS.  Esq.  of  Fort  William,  who  d.  ».  p.  in 
1842,  when  the  representation  devolved  on  his  half-brother, 
the  present  Robert  Collis,  Esq.  of  Fort  William. 

Seat— Fori  William,  oo.  Kerry. 


COLLYER  OF  HACKFORD  HALL. 

CoLLTBR,  The  Vhn.  John-Bedinofbld,  M.A.  of 
Hackford  Hall,  co.  Norfolk,  archdeacon  of  Norwich, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  26  Jan.  1777;  m.  18  March,  1800, 
Catherine,  dau.  of  William  Alexander,  Esq.,  for- 
merly of  the  city  of  London  (elder  brother  of  James, 
Ist  earl  of  Caledon),  and  grand-dau.,  through  her 
mother,  of  Dr.  M.  Monsey,  formerly  phyaician  to 
Chelsea  Hospital,  to  whose  estate  in  Hackford,  and 
adjoining  piuishes  and  manors  in  Whitwell,  Norfolk, 
she  s.  by  his  will.  ]^  this  lady,  who  <L  17  March, 
1858,  the  Archdeacon  has  issue, 

I.  John,  barrister-at-law ;  6.  16  July,  1801 ;  m.  in  March, 
1887,  Qeoigiua-Frances-Amy,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  William 
Johnston,  Bart,  of  that  ilk. 

n.  Bobert,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Warfaam  All  Saints, 
and  Warfaam  St.  Mary;  6.  8  May,  1804. 

ni.  Oeoi^ge,  d.  S7  June,  188S. 

I.  Catherine.  u.  Mary. 

xu.  Charlotte,  m.  in  Aug.  1829,  to  Joseph -Hemington 
Harris,  D.D. ;  and  d.  leaving  issue. 

IV.  Eliaabeth.  y.  Rebecca,  deceased. 

JLitltK^t* — ^Thb  Ret.  Dahibl  Oolltbb,  of  Wrozham 
Hall  and  Neoton  Lodge,  elder  son  of  Daniel  CoUyer,  Esq.  of 
Wrozham  Hall,  and  of  the  dty  of  London,  and  director  of 
the  Royal  African  Society,  who  was  2nd  son  of  Daniel  CoU- 
yer, of  the  dty  of  London,  merchant,  m.  in  1774,  Catherine, 
dau.  and  co-heirsss  of  John  Bedingfdd,*  Esq.,  formerly  of 
Beeston  St.  Andrew,  and  of  Caister,  co.  Norfolk,  and  had, 

I.  Daniel,  who  m.  1st,  in  1807,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Alexander, 
8rd  Eari  of  Fife,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  181 1)  he  had  an  only 
son,  James,  d.  an  infant.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  John  Chancellor,  Esq.  of  Shield  Hill,  co.  Lanark,  and 
had  a  son  and  heir,  QEOitaB-CuAKOELLOB,  E.I.C.S.,  and 
other  issue. 

n.  Johh-Bediwofbld,  now  of  Hackford  Hall. 

in.  William,  lleut.-col.  E.I.C.8.,  of  Gimlngham,  Norfolk, 
a  magistrate  for  Norfolk  and  Norwich.  He  m.  Harriet, 
dau.  of  the  Rer.  Charies  Collyer,.  of  Ounthorpe  Hall,  by 
Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  -  Roger  Pratt*  Esq.  of 
Ryston. 

nr.  George,  capt  in  the  royal  engineers,  fell  at  the  attack 
on  St.  Sebastian,  in  1818,  unm. 

L  Catherine,  d.  wnm. 

Arm$    Aig.,  a  ehevron,  between  three  unicorns*  heads, 
couped,gu. 
Crtit — A  unicorn's  head,  ppr. 
Jfotto— Avance. 
S0a^-Haokford  Hall,  Norfolk. 


COLMOEE  OF  MOOR  END. 

Creoob-Colmorb,  CoLMORR-FRnm,  Esq.  of  Moor 
End,  Charlton  Kings,  ca  Qloucester,  6.  12  March, 
1827;  m.  18  July,  1850,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Edward -Pryoe  Owen,  of  Bettwys  Hall,  co.  Mont- 
gomery, and  has  had  issue, 

Henxy-Owen-Garlaad,  d.  an  infknt. 

Mary-Haniet-Frances. 

JLintKQt* — Frikd  Creoob,  Esq.  of  Moor  End,  a 
younger  son  of  Edward  Cregoe,  Esq.  of  Trewithian,  Con- 


*  Mr.  Bedingfeld  served  the  office  of  sheriff  of  Norfolk  in 
1728.  He  was  son  of  William  Bedingfeld.  grandson  of  Henry 
Bedingfeld,  and  great-grandson  of  Francis  Bedingfeld,  who 
was  son  of  Henry  Bedina^feld,  of  Sturston,  co.  Norfolk,  fifth 
son  of  Sir  Henry  Bedingfeld,  Bart  of  Oxborough. 

Mr.  Bedingfeld  m.  1st,  a  dau.  of—  Kendal,  Esq..  by  whom 
be  had  a  dxa^  Judith,  wife  of  Sir  John  Rous,  Bart,  and 
mother  of  John,  Ist  Earl  of  Stradbroke:  and  2ndly,  Phoebe, 
dau.  of  Jamoa  Gibson.  Esq.  of  Norwich,  by  whom  he  had 
two  daua.,  the  elder  m.  to  the  Rov.  Daniel  Collter,  of 
Wroxham  Hall,  and  the  younger  ih.  to  the  Rev.  George  Pres- 
ton, of  Btandfield  Hall,  Norfo&. 
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wall,  by  Mai7  hU  wiAs,  dau.  of  Matthew  Garland,  bq., 
assumed   the  additional  surname   of  Golmors.     He  m. 
*iO  Sept.  1813,  Elizabeth-Sarah  RoberU,  and  had  issue, 
CoUnore-Presooed,  d.  14  April,  182«. 
CoLMORB  Fbino,  uow  of  Moor  End. 

Marianne-Colmore,  lu.  15  April,.  1838,  to  W.-A.-Builton 
Bennett,  Elsq. 
Emma,  rf.  15  Oct.  1830. 
Maria-Preacoed.  d.  24  June,  1883. 
Harriet,  m,  20  July,  1842,  Irwin  Grant  de  Longueville. 
Elizabeth-Chariotte,  m.  1st.  12  May.  1846.  to  CM>t.  WiUiam- 
Beaumain  Knipe,  5th  dragoon-guards;  ana  2ndly.  to 
Coplestone-Lopes  Raddifle,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  the  Rev. 
Walter  Raddiffe,  Warlcigb,  Plymouth. 

Mr.  Cregoe  Colmore  d.  12  Oct.  1839. 

.<4mw— Quarterty :  1st  and  4th,  per  chevron,  gu.,  and  aii;, 
nine  billets,  three,  three,  and  three,  axs.,  and  thrse  crss- 
cents,  two  and  one,  erminois ;  2nd  and  3rd,  az.,  on  a  chevron, 
or,  between  three  falcons,  volant,  as  many  plates 

CreH — Out  of  a  crescent  or,  a  blackamoors  head  In  profile, 
wreathed  about  the  temples,  or  and  gu. 

Seat—lioor  End,  Cheltenham. 


COLQUHOUN  OF  KILLERMONT. 

Coi^UHOUN,  Jorn-Camfbbll,  E«q.  of  Killermont, 
oo.  Dumbarton,  J.P.,  and  formerly  M.P.  for  Dum- 
bartonshire, and  afterwards  for  Kilmarnock,  b. 
23  Jan.  1803 ;  m.  10  Sept  1827,  the  Hon.  Henrietta- 
Maria  Powys,  eldest  dau.  of  the  2nd  Lord  Lilford, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Abchibali>-Campbell,  6.  25  July,  1838. 

II.  John-Erskine,  6.  15  Jime,  1831. 

%iXltSlf[t» — ^This  is  a  sdon  of  the  Comstroden  branch 
of  the  andent  Scottish  line  of  Colquhoun  qf  lu$*,  derived 
in  direct  descent  trom  a  younger  son  of  Robkbt  Colqu- 
houn, of  Comstroden,  living  in  1540.    The  late 

Right  Hoh.Abohibald  Campbell,  Lord  Advocate,  and 
subsequently  Lord  Clerk  Register  of  Scotland,  aao.  of  John 
Coatee,  Esq.,  Lord  Provost  of  Glasgow  in  1784,  who  assumed 
the  surname  of  Campbell  on  suoooeding  to  the  property-  of 
Clathick,  m.  in  1796,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  WUliam 
Erskine,  Episcopalian  dergyman  in  Muthd,  co.  Perth,  and 
had  issue, 

Johm-Campbell,  now  of  Killermont  and  Garscadden. 

William-Lawrence,  of  Clathick,  co.  Perth,  6. 4  Mardi.  1810 ; 
tM.  Miss  Locke,  and  has  issue. 

Mary-Anne.  m.  in  1819,  to  Walter  Long,  Esq.  of  Rood 
Ashton,  CO.  Wats. 

Elizabeth-Maigaret,  m.  to  the  Rev.  E.  Boyle. 
The  Right  Hon.  Ardiibald  Campbell,  who  took  the  name 
of  Colquhoun  on  succeeding  to  the  estate  of  Garscadden, 
on  the  extinction  of  the  family  of  Colquhoun  of  that  place, 
a  cadet  of  Luss,  d.  in  1820. 

Amu—kvg.,  a  saltier,  engndled,  sa.,  therson,  for  difle- 
i«noe,  a  buckle,  w,  in  base,  an  anchor,  ppr..  all  within  a 
bordure,  of  the  second,  charged  with  eight  rosoa. 

Crett—A  stag's  head,  erased,  ppr. 

Motto— If  I  can. 

Seat — Killermont,  near  Glasgow. 


COLSTON  OF  ROUNDWAY  PARK. 

Colston,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Filkins  Hall,  co.  Ox- 
ford, and  of  Roundway  Park,  Wilts,  an  officer  in 
the  King's  Hussars,  6.  in  1822 ;  m.  20  June,  1848, 
Louisa-Ruperta,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Murray, 
2nd  son  of  Lord  Geoi^e  Murray,  bishop  of  Hi, 
David's,  2nd  son  of  James,  Duke  of  Atholl,  and  has 
issue, 

1.  Edward-Gloucbster-Murrat,  b.  15  April,  1840. 

I.  Ajny-Ruperta.  ii.  Lilian-Anne. 

ILitltKQt* — ^This  family  claims  descent  by  a  long  line 
of  ancestry  [torn  Robert  de  Colstoit,  of  Colston  Hall,  in 
the  00.  of  lincoln,  living  at  the  time  of  the  Conquest. 

The  Rev.  Alexander  Colston,  of  Filkins  Hall,  rector  of 
Broadwell  and  Henbuiy,  a.d.  1744,  son  and  hdr  of  Alex- 
ander Ready,  Esq.  (afterwards  Colston),  of  the  Inner 
Temple,  by  Sophia  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas 
Edwards,  Esq.  of  Filkins  Hall,  co.  Oxford,  and  Mary  bis 
wife,  only  dau.  and  hdr  of  Sir  William  Hayman,  of  Bristol, 
who  vn.  in  1670,  Mary,  only  surviving  sister  awd  hdr  of 
Edward  Colston,  of  Bristol,  the  philanthropist,  «n.  1st. 
Louisa-MinahuU,  dau.  of  Paul-Georgo  Elers.  Esq.  of  Black 
Bourton,  Wilts,  by  Maxy  his  wiC»,  dau.  and  heii-  of  Antliony 


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Hungetford,  B»q.,  a  lineal  deiicoiMlaiit  of  the  groat  baronial 
family  of  Uuogerford,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
I.  Bdwabd-Fbasicis. 

u.  Alexander,  lieut.-c<4.  in  the  army,  of  BelTodere,  Mal- 
vern ;  1M.  Ann,  dau.  of  John  Warrington,  Esq. 
in.  Thomas-Edward,  m.  Ist,  Mim  Ann  MorrU;  and  2udly, 
Hits  Henrietta  Tinney,  and  has  issue,  a  son,  John. 
IV.  WiUiam-Hungerford,  D.D.,  rector  of  West  Lydford  ; 
who  ta.  Ist,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Crisp  Molyneux,  Esq., 
M.P. ;  3ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Morris,  Esq.  of  Ampt- 
hill,  Beds ;  and  Srdly,  Mary- Anne  Heath,  youngest  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  John  Brioe,  rector  of  Asholt,  oo.  Bomerset. 
^  his  1st  and  8rd  wives,  Dr.  Colston  has  no  issue,  but 
by  his  2nd  he  has  one  son  and  one  dan., 
1  WiUiam-Hungerford-MoRis,  fellow  of  New   CoUoge. 
Oxford. 

1  Oeoigiana-Sophia. 
I.  Louisa-Minshull,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Bobert-Parkte  Bell, 
n.  8<n>hia,  d.  in  infancy. 

m.  Mai7,  m.  7  Oct.  1801,  to  the  Hon.  and  Bev.  Geoige 
Browne,  3rd  son  of  the  1st  Lord  Kilmalne. 
The  B«v.  Alexander  Colston  m.  Sndly,  Susannah,  dau.  of 
the  Bev.  Mr.  Hook,  of  Gloucester,  but  had  no  Airther  issue. 
Em  eldest  son, 

Edwabd-Framois  Colbtoh,  Esq.  of  Fllkins  Hall,  m.  1st, 
in  1702,  Arabella,  dau.  of  Michael  Clayfleld.  Esq.  of  Bristol, 
and  by  her  (who  d,  24  Feb.  1812)  had  issue, 
EnwAAD-FRAMOia.  his  heir. 

William,  who  m.  Julia,  eldest  dau.  of  Dr.  Felix,  and  sister 
of  CoL  Felix,  and  has  a  dau.,  Julia. 
Sophia,  deceued. 

Arabella,  st.  to  the  Bev.  John  Bathbone;  and  d.  in  Sept. 
1829. 
Franoetf-Looisa,  m.  to  Bichard  Dutton,  Esq.  of  London. 
Louisa-Mary,  m.  to  Morris,  2nd  son  of  Johnlzard  Pryor, 
Esq.  of  Cli^  Han,  Herts,  and  has  issue,  Loiiisa. 

Mr.  Colflton  m.  2ndly,  18  Oct.  1814,  Harriet,  dau.  of 
Bobert  Davia^  Esq.  of  Farthingville,  co.  Cork.  His  eldest 
•on. 

EowAJU>-F&AJiois  CoLSTOtr,  Esq.  of  FOkins  Han,  Oxford- 
shire, and  of  Boundway  Park,  Wnts,  6.  15  April,  1795 ;  m. 
1  Nov.  1819,  Marianne,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  WUliam 
JenUtts,  Eaq.  of  Shopton  MaUet;  and  d,  in  April,  1847, 
leaving  Issue, 

EnwaKD,  present  representative. 

Winitun^enkins-Ontfg,  6.  hi  1824. 

Stunuel-Hunt,  6.  in  1826. 

AiabeUa-flanOL 

Jrai»—Aig.,  between  two  dolphins,  haurient,  respecting 
each  other,  an  anchor,  aU  ppr. 
CreH^A  dolphin,  embowed,  ppr. 
Motto— Qo  and  do  thou  likewise. 
&al«— Boandway  Parle,  Wilts ;  and  FUkina  Hall,  Oxon. 


COLT  OF  GARTSHERRIE. 

Colt,  John-Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Gartaheme,  co. 
Lanark,  h,  19  Aug.  1811;  m.  13  May,  1884,  Jane, 
2nd  dau.  of  Geot^ge-Cole  Bainbridge,  Esq.  of  Qatton- 
ada  House,  co.  Roxbui^h,  and  has  laHue, 

I.  OUTRR,  tn.  12  May,  1885. 

n.  George-Frederick-BusseU,  b.  14  Jan.  1887. 

UL  John-HamUton,  6.  1  Aug.  1840. 

L  Jano-Osbome.  ii.  Oraoe-Dundaa. 

lintsgr.— This  famny  was  established  in  Scotland  by 
Blais  Coult.  who  fled  from  France  during  the  persecuticm 
of  the  Huguenots,  and,  coming  to  St.  Andrews,  became  a 
pfofuasur  in  tha  college.  He  was  father  of  Ouvkk  Colt, 
Isq.,  a  lawyer,  living  temp.  Queen  Mabt,  whose  son,  Adam 
Colt,  ttvimr  temp.  Jaxbb  YI.,  minister  of  Inveresk  for 
Bpwarda  of  fifty  years,  was  direct  ancestor  of 

JoBV-HAMiLffoir  Colt,  Esq.  of  Inveresk  and  Gartaherrie, 
k.  12  May.  1780  (aon  and  heir  of  Bobert  Colt,  Esq.  of  Auld- 
lame,  Inveresk,  and  Oartsherrio,  by  Grace  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Bobert  Dundas,  of  Amiston,  Lord  President  of  the  Court 
of  Session,  and  grandson  of  Oliver  Colt,  Esq.  of  Auldhame 
•nd  Inveresk,  by  Helen  his  wife,  dau<  of  Bobert,  7th  Lord 
Bkntyre).  He  m.  27  Sept.  1809.  Sarah,  youngest  dau.  of 
Joseph  Maunering,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Johx-Hamiltom,  present  representative. 

Frsderick-Montague,  6.  7  Nov.  1817 ;  d.  25  June,  1838. 

Charles-Russell,  b.  18  May,  1822. 

Heien-Stuart,  m.  7  July,  1881,  to  Capt  WUliam  Oabome, 
71st  regiment 

Harriet-MatUda,  d.  14  Mareh,  1829. 

Chariotte-Fraocea,  d.  11  Nov.  1825. 

GaroUne-Augoata.  Gatherine-MalviUe. 

Xr.  Coa  cL  10  8ep%.  1846. 
329 


.irnu— Aig.,  a  stag's  head,  erased,  gu. ;  between  the  attlree, 
a  pheon,  as. 

Creat — ^A  dexter  naked  arm,  embowed,  holding  in  the  hand 
an  arrow,  in  bend  sinister,  ppr. 

Jf otto— Transflgam. 

iSeo^— Oartahenie,  oo.  Lanark. 


COLTHURST  OF  DRIPSEY  CASTLE. 

CoLTHURST,  John-Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Dripeoy  Castle, 
CO.  Cork,  h,  8  May,  1808. 

Ittttafft. — JoHK  CoLTinjiiaT,  of  Dripsey  Castle,  oo. 
Cork  (son,  by  Elisabeth  BusseU  his  wife,  of  James  Colt- 
hurst,  Esq.  of  Knockannauff,  brother  of  Sir  John-Conway 
Colthurst,  1st  Bart,  of  Ardrum),  «a.  Jane,  dau.  of  John 
Bowen,  Esq.  of  Oakgrove,  co.  Cork,  and  had  issue, 

jAXBa-BowBN,  his  heir. 

James,  ta.  Esther,  sister  of  the  present  Sir  Augustus 
Warren,  Bart.,  by  whom  he  has  issue. 

Nicholas,  m.  twice ;  but  had  no  issue. 

WiUlis,  d.  young. 

Charles,  now  of  Clonmoyle^  co.  Cork,  m.  Lavinia,  dau.  of 
Robert- Warren  Gumbleton,  Esq.  of  Castleview,  and  has 
issue. 

Catherine,  wife  of  John  Pyne,  Esq. 

Jane,  wife  of  —  Bustead,  Esq. 
The  eldest  son, 

JoHN-BowEH  CoLTHXTBST,  Esq.  of  Dripsoy  Castle,  major 
in  the  army,  m.  Mazgaret,  dau.  of  —  Billinghurst,  Eaq.,  by 
whom  he  had  issue,  John-Hbnbt,  now  of  Dripeey  Castle ; 
Richardson,  killed  in  India;  George -Charles-Edward; 
Joseph ;  and  Peggy,  m.  in  Oct.  1853,  to  Alfred  Greer,  Esq. 
of  Dripeey  House. 

Arm$    Aiy..  on  a  feese,  between  three  ocdts,  ooorant,  sa., 
as  many  trefoils,  slipped,  or. 
Crat—A  colt,  statant,  sa. 
Seat — Dripsey  Castle,  near  Coachford. 


COLVILE  OF  LULLINGTON. 

CoLViLB,  Charles-Robert,  Eaq.  of  Lullington,  oo. 
Derby,  b.  30  March,  1815  ;  m.  in  1850,  Katherine- 
Sarah  Georgina,  dau.  of  John  Russell,  Esq.,  RN.,  by 
his  wife,  the  Baroness  de  Clifford,  and  has  issue, 

HnRT-EDwaao,  6.  10  July,  1852. 

fLtntaffC— The  fiunily  of  Colvile  Is  one  of  the  most 
distinguished  and  andent  in  Cambridgeshire.  The  original 
ancestor,  Gilbkbt  db  Cola  villa,  db  Colvilb,  or  Colytlb, 
came  from  Normandy  with  William  the  Conqueror.  The 
name  was  derived  trom  a  caatle  on  a  hill,  coUviU  (viU,  in 
ancient  French,  was  eaatU;  tovma  were  the  dependents  of 
castles).    There  is  a  town  in  Normandy  still  called  Colvile. 

RoBBET  DB  Colvilb  occurs  in  the  time  of  Hbnry  I.  He 
bore  for  his  arms  a  erosa-fleury,  gu.,  on  a  field,  aig.  He 
left  issue,  1  Gilbbkt,  ancestor  of  the  Coltilbs  </  Nevetcn 
ColviU:  i  Philip,  of  Stanton,  who  went  into  Scotland, 
and  became  anoeator  of  the  noble  family  of  Colvilb  of 
Cuiroi*:  8  Bobert,  whose  descendants  were  omobled  by 
Charlbs  I.     The  eldest  aon, 

Qilbbrt  de  Colvile,  living  («mp.  Wbphbn  and  Henbt  II., 
was  ancestor  of 

Sir  Wiluam  Colvilb,  of  Newton  Colvile,  one  of  the 
intended  knighta  of  the  Boyal  Oak,  was  a  devoted  sup- 
porter of  the  royal  cause.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Bichard 
Stone,  of  Stukfisley,  Hunts,  and  widow  of  Anthony  Golds- 
borough,  Esq.;  but  d.  without  male  issue,  IS  July,  1080, 
and  waa  a.  by  his  nephew  (the  eldest  son  of  his  brother, 
Jeffrey), 

BiOHARD  Colvilb,  Esq.  of  Newton,  who  m.  Franda,  dan. 
of  Thomas  Carter,  Esq.  of  Y<N:k ;  and  d.  in  1060,  leaving  a 
aoD.  and  sucoesaor, 

BoBBRT  CoLTiLB,  Bk].  of  Nowton  ColvUe,  who  m.  lat, 
Anne,  dau.  of  William  Whiting,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly,  a  dau.  of 
DavickWaite,  Esq.  of  Wisbeaoh,  and  left  iasue, 

Richard  Colvilb,  Esq.  of  Newton  Colvile,  who  ta.  EHaa- 
beth,  dau.  of  Nathaniel  Acton,  Esq.  of  Bramford  HaU, 
Suffolk,  and  had  issue,  with  two  daus.,  the  younger  ta.  to 
the  Bev.  Dr.  Gee, 

I.  RoRBRT,  his  heir. 

u.  Nathaniel.  D.D.  of  St.  Mary  Hall,  Oxford,  rector  of 
Lowshall,  Suflfblk;  ta.  13  Sept.  1794.  Amy-Letitia,  dau. 
of  the  Bev.  Thomas  Purvis,  rector  of  Melton,  in  Suflblk, 
and  has  had  issue, 

1  Nathaniel,  M.  A.,  m.  Emma,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late 
Christopher-Barton  Metcalfe,  Esq.  of  West  Ham,  Essex, 
and  Hawstead,  Suffolk.    She  d.  14  Feb.  1840. 


COM 

S  WiDkm,  M.A.,  m.  Maivaret-Auguita,  dmi.  of  OenaraT 
Kelao.  and  gnndd«u.  of  John  Kelao;  Eaq.  of  DaUuifch, 
in  Aynhirtt. 
1  Fannj. 

S  Amy-L(Btitl%  m.  11  Bept  1820.  Capt  Burington  Pur^ 
R.N.,  by  whom  (who  a,  4  April,  1823)  the  had  iasue  one 
dau..  Philippe,  who  m.  1841,  Capt.  Williiun  Kelso,  late 
of  the  72nd  Highlanders. 
The  elder  eon, 

RoBBBT  CoLTiLB,  Eaq.  of  Newton  ColTile,  6.  8  Sept  1788, 
■old  the  manor  of  Newton  in  1792.     He  m.  Amelia,  eldest 
dau.  of  Sir  Charles  AagiU,  Bart,  and  had  issue, 
I.  CShabues-Hxhbt  (SirX  his  heir. 

n.  Frederick-Charlee-Acton,  late  capt.  8rd  foot-guards, 
and  aide-de-camp  to  Lord  Lynedoch ;  m.  2  JuIt,  1817, 
Mary,  sister  to  Chandos,  Lord  Leigh,  and  gmnadau.  of 
Thomas.  10th  Lord  Saye  and  8ele»  and  has  had  issue, 
Frederick-Leigh.  M.A.,  vicar  of  Leek  Wooton.  oo.  War- 
wick. 6.  4  June.  1818;  Henry-Chandos,  b.  in  1822,  d.  in 
1840;  Qmham,  an  officer  in  the  48Td  regt,  b.  in  1824; 
Qeorge-Twisleton,  R.N. ;  Fienues-Mlddleton,  b.  in  1832 : 
Emi&.  d.  in  1837 ;  Maria,  d.  in  1838 ;  and  IsabeL 
m.  Augustus -Aqgill,  M.A.,  rector  of  Great  and  Little 
livermere,  oo.  Suffolk ;  m.  let,  Maria,  dan.  of  Edmund 
Broderip,  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  bv  her  (who  d.  15  Jan.  1885) 
he  has  issue,  Robert-Acton  and  Amelia.  He  m.  2ndly.  at 
Paris,  in  1389.  Miss  Hemlngik  and  has  i■sa^  Eleanors, 
and  Augustus-Henry-AsgUL 

rr.  Henzy-Bobert  lieut.-coL  Soots  f^isilier|[uards ;  m,  in 
1888,  Julia,  eldest  sister  of  Chandos^  Lord  Lei^ 
Mr.  ColvUe  d.  24  Sept  1790,  and  was  a.  by  bis  son. 

Six  Chasles-Hxkrt  Coltilb,  Knt,  who  was  high-sherifT 
A>r  Derbyshire  in  the  year  1881.    He  m.  Hariot-Anne,  dan. 
ef  Thomas-Porter  Bonnel.  Esq.,  heiress  to  the  families  of 
Porter  and  Coape,  by  Anne,  dan.  of  Joseph  Bradshawe, 
Esq.  of  Barton  Hall,  Derbyshire.      By  this  marrisgo  he 
became  possessed  of  DufBeld  Hall,  Derbyshire.    He  d,  at 
Stutgardt,  in  the  kingdom  of  Wfaiemburg.  28  Sept  1883, 
Lady  Colvile  surriving  him  only  fifteen  months,  dying  at 
Nice,  11  Dec  1834,  at  which  respeetire  places  they  were 
severally  interred.    They  left  issue, 
CRABLas-RoBOT,  now  of  Duffleki  Hall  and  Lullington. 
Anne- Amelia,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Samuel  Bradshaw,  of  uasford 
Hall,  oo.  Stafford. 

Constance-Hariot,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Hayter-Oeoige  Hames 
rector  of  Ghagford.  Devon. 

Arm$—Az.,  a  Hon,  rampant,  or:  a  labd  of  five  poin^fl,  gu., 
the  whole  width  of  the  shield. 

CVeK— On  a  chapeau,  go.,  turned  up.  erm.,  a  lion,  slatant 
tail  extended,  aig.,  gorged  with  a  label  of 
the  first 

Jfotto    Perseversu 

"LoUington,  Burtcn-on-Tieiit 


'  three  pointy  of 


CK)BfER  OF  FITZHEAD. 

Com  BR,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Fitxhead,  oo.  Somenei,  b, 

8  Sept  1790;  m.  in  1818,  Susanna,  sldest  dau.  of 

the  late  Robert  Baker,  Eaq.  of  Halse  and  Broadway, 

oa  Somerset  (by  Sarah  his  wife,  eldest  dan.  of  Henry 

Spurway,  Esq,  of  The  Fort,  in  Milverton),  and  hais 

had  issue, 

L  Thomas,  6.  in  18^  m.    in  1844,    Garmfla>There«ia- 

Tlnoenta-Anna,  eldest  dau.  of  Lewis  Barbar,  Esq.  of 

Malta,  and  has  two  sons  and  one  dau., 

1  Charies-Wniiam.  6.  in  1848. 

2  Walter-Frederick-Bluett,  6.  in  1860. 
1  Oarmela  Mary,  6.  in  1861. 

11.  John-rauett,  6.  in  1816,  and  d.  unm,  in  1886.   ' 
UL  Bobeii-Baker,  b.  hi  1821. 
1.  Mary.  n.  Susan. 

i,Ulf«l|r.— The  lunily  of  Comer  have  been  settled  in 
BomocMtsblrt  for  many  generatkoa.  John  Comer,  who 
hdd  lands  there  In  Wynsford,  had  other  lands  situate  in 
Ashe  or  Aishe,  oonveyed  to  him  and  bis  wife  fihrist.ian, 
fina/K  BusABBTH.  The  present  Thomas  Comer,  Esq,  of 
Fitshead,  who  is  son  of  Thomas  Comer,  Esq.  of  FitalMad, 
by  Maxy  bis  wife,  dan.  of  John  Hareombe^  Esq.,  sad  Mary 
AMoott  his  wifl^  diwownds  in  the  Srd  degree  Arom  J<^kn 
Comer,  Esq.  of  Milverton,  and  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  John 
Bluett,  Esq. 

^rms— Vert,  on  afesse^  between  three  eagles,  displayed,  or, 
as  many  keys,  wards  upwards,  sa. 

CreH — ^A  squirrel,  s^ant  ppr..  collared,  danoett^  and 
line  reflexed  over  the  back,  or,  aadhokUngin  thepawsakey, 
as  in  the  — 


S80 


COL 

COMMERELL  OF  STROOD. 

Ck)MMERELL,  JoHN,  Esq.  of  Strood,  co.  Sussex,  b, 
in  1796 ;  m.  17  July,  1822,  Sophia,  da\i.  of  William 
Bosanquet^  Esq.  of  Harley  Street,  London,  and  has 
issue, 

L  WiLUAX-AUOUSTUS,  5.  1  Oot  18S8. 
II.  John-Edmund,  6.  16  Jsn.  1829. 
I.  Henrietta-Sophia. 

%ixitKQt» — ^Fbbdkbiok- William  Oommxbbll,  son  of 
WiLLiAM-FBansiucx  Comherbll,  of  Heilbroan,  in  SuaUa, 
came  fh>m  that  imperial  German  town  to  England  in  1T82, 
and  was  naturalised  by  letters-patent.  In  1762.  He  m.  in 
1749.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Thomas  Elton,  Esq.  of  little 
Gaddesden,  co.  Herts,  and  d,  at  Hanwdl,  Middlesex,  in 
1798,  leaving  an  only  son, 

JoBV-WiLLiAM  CoMKsaELL,  Bfq.  of  Strood,  near 
Horsham,  co.  Suswx,  high-sheriff  ef  that  oo.  in  1808,  who 
m.  2  Not.  1788,  Mary,  dau.  of  Jacob  Bosanquet,  Esq.  c£ 
London,  and  had  iisue, 

JoHK,  now  of  Strood. 

Maria-Susannah,  m.  20  July,  1821,  toOspt  Robert-Melville. 
Orindlay.  E.I.G.S.  Eliaa-Christina. 

^mw— Gu ,  a  dexter  arm.  embowed,  couped  below  tha 
shoulder,  holding  in  the  hand  a  branch  of  laurel,  all  ppr. 
CWie— A  dexter  arm,  holding  a  laurel-branch,  asinthearr 
SmU— Strood,  near  Horsham,  co.  Sussex. 


COMPTON  OF  THE  MANOR  HOUSE. 

CoMPTON,  Hsif RT  -  CoMBB,  Esq.  of  The  Manor 
House,  Minestead,  Hants,  b.  6  Jan.  1789 ;  m.  18  Jan. 
1810,  Charlotte,  2nd  dau.  of  William  Mills,  Esq.  of 
Bisteme,  Hants,  and  by  her,  who  d.  March  28, 1854, 
has  issue, 

L  Hbtrt,  b.  28  Sept  1818. 

n.  John,  in  holy  orders^  b.  21  March,  1817,  rector  of 
Minestead. 

m.  Berdmore,  in  holy  orders,  6.  14  July,  1820,  m.  Agnes, 
6th  dau.  <^  Mortimer  Drummond,  Esq. 

TV.  Charles-Talbot,  6.  8  Dec  1821. 

▼.  Paulet-MUdmay,  b.  24  Feb.  1828,  m.  Maiy-OBtherine, 
2nd  dau.  of  Heniy  Weyland,  Esq. 

TL  Frauds,  b,  20  Nor.  1824,  borristermt-Iaw. 

TIT.  Berkeley-Brummond,  d.  22  May,  186L 

vm.  Digby,  b.  18  Jsn.  1880. 

L  Catherine,  m.  28  April,  1888,  to  Ospt  AitoUson,  R.N. 

XL  Selina-Maria. 
Mr.  Compton,  who  is  son  of  the  late  John  Compton, 
Esq.,  bv  Catherine  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  the  her. 
John  Richards,  of  Longbredy,  co.  Dorset,  and  grand* 
son  of  Henry  Compton,  Esq.,  by  Lnoretia  Mills  his 
wife,  represented  the  southern  diyision  of  Hamp- 
shire in  parliament  He  has  had  one  brother,  the 
Rev.  John-Combe  Compton,  i.  9  June,  1798,  rector 
of  Minestead,  who  d,  25  April,  1885;  and  three 
sisters,  Luoretia-Catherine,  Mary,  and  Charlotte^  ». 
to  the  Rey.  FraacMi  Dyson,  rector  of  Tedworth. 

Armi  Sa.,  a  Hon,  passant-guardaalk  or,  between  three 
helmets,  arg. 

Crat—A  demi-dngon,  erased,  wings  eknrated,  the  body 
eudroled  with  a  ducal  coronet 

gta^-*The  Manor  House,  Minestead. 

COBIYN  OF  WOODSTOCK  AND  KILCORNEY. 

CoMTiTt  Francis,  Esq.  of  Woodstock,  oo.  Qalwar, 
and  of  Kilcomey,  co.  Clare,  J. P.,  b.  3  Oct.  1801 ;  «. 
28  April,  1884,  Honoria,  dau.  of  Edward-James 
Beytagh,  Esq.  of  Cappagh,  co.  Galway,  by  the  Hun. 
Sarah  fil^nch  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas,  Lord  ffrench, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Fa^xots-LoBSKSO,  a  Ueut  in  the  oo.  of  Qalway  militia* 
b.  12  Not.  1886. 

u.  Sarsfleld-John,  b.  6  Feb.  1887. 

m.  Charles-Edward-ffjrench,  b.  2  April,  1844. 

rr.  William-Alfred,  6.  26  Jan.  1846. 

Y.  George-Patrick,  6.  17  Mareh,  1848. 

Ti.  Hany-Bdward-Beytagh,  b.  Oot.  1860. 

I.  Rosa-Selina-Margaret. 

u.  Loura-Mary-Honoria. 

SrtlUafff  • — ^Thls  fiuaily  of  Comyn.  claiming  to  be  origi- 
nally a  sdon  of  the  great  Scottish  house  of  Comni  V 


CON 

Badmoch^  in  whick  vested  the  office  of  Justidaiy  of  Scot> 
Und,  and  on  which  was  conferred  the  EarMom  of  Budiun, 
has  been  eatablished  in  Irelaud  for  many  centuries.  At  au 
eaily  period  after  their  settlement  in  th:it  kingdom,  we  find 
the  Comyns  resident  at  Comyns  Castle,  in  St.  Mary's  paiish. 
Limerick,  of  which  city  a  member  of  the  fomily  fiUed  the 
chief  civic  office  so  far  back  as  the  reign  of  Ubvrt  IV. 
Frum  limerick,  the  Comyns  passed  into  Clare,  and  beoame 
possessed  of  couaiderabie  landed  property  in  that  county. 
From  Sir  William  Cumyn,  Knt.  of  Limerick,  living  circa  1440, 
gi-e  it-gnndson  of  Sir  Laurence  Comyn,  Knt,  lineally  de- 
sceoded  the  Goimre  ^  Coreomroe,  of  whom  a  pedigree  was 
registered  in  the  office  of  Ulster  King  of  Arms  in  the  year 
174S  ;  and  the  Oomtns  qf  KiUomty^  of  whom  we  are  about 
tu  treat. 

QeotBOX  CoMTif,  the  immediate  ancestor  of  Vbt  Wood- 
stoek  fkmily,  was  protected  fh»m  forfeiture  in  the  Great 
dvii  War  thttnigh  the  intervention  of  his  oonsin,  Sir 
Hardresa  Waller,  the  Parliamentarian.     His  son, 

•JoHX  OoMTir,  Esq.,  m.  Mai^ret,  dan«  and  oo-heir  of 
Thomas  Comyn,  Esq.  of  Moynoe,  by  Joan' his  wife,  dan.  of 
Bt  Dominiek  Fannin,  granddau.  of  Sir  Dominiok  Arthur, 
and  widow  of  Sir  Dominick  White,  which  Joan  got  ttom. 
OkoKWXEX  a  grant  of  Kiloomey,  co.  Cltrs.  ^y  Margaret  his 
wife,  John  Comyn  had  a  son, 

David  Ooimr,  Esq.  of  Kiloomey,  whom.  EUaabethi,  sister 
of  John  Davome,  Esq.  of  the  oo.  Clare,  and  had  issu^^ 
Laarenoe ;  and  George,  M.D.,  physician  to  Louis  XVI.  The 
etder  son,  Laubsngx  Comyn,  Eaq.  of  Kilcomey,  m.  Julian-^ 
Maria,  dau.  of  Peter  Martyn,  Esq.  of  Coole,  co.  Galway, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

David  Govtit,  Esq.  of  Kilcom^,  who  m.  Dora,  dan.  of 
William  Macnamara,  Esq.  of  Doolen,  c<k  Clare,  by  Catha- 
rine his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Francis  Sarsfield,  Eeq^  and 
hid  issue,  1  Laubbkgob,  his  heir;  and  2  William,  whos^ 
■on,  Laurence  Comyn,  Esq.  of  Moyne,  co.  Clare,  left  a  sun, 
Mcholas,  who  d.  ».  i>.,  and  two  daus.,  the  elder  m.  to 
Thumas  Browne,  Esq.  of  Newgrove,  co.  Clare ;  and  th^. 
younger,  Bridget,  to  Andrew  Stackpole,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Lodge,  eo.  Clare.    The  son  and  heir, 

Lauexsoi  Coxtv,  Esq«  of  Kiloomey,  m.  Jane.  dau.  of 
Nicholas  Lynch,  Esq,  of  Bama,  oo.  Qalway,  and  left  at  his 
deceue,  1820,  with  junior  issue,  Fra,n6ib,  now  of  Wood- 
stuck  ;  and  Sanfield-Peter,  of  The  Farm,  near  Galway. 

.Ara»—Tb»  same  as  Coimr  nifBmi/iMeh:  Go.,  three  garbs, 

Chrtat-^K  deml-lion,  gu.,  crowned,  or,  supporting  an  Irist^ 
harp.ppr. 
&a«— Woodstock,  co.  Galway. 

CONCA.NON  OF  CARROWNACREGGY. 

CoNCANON,  EoMOND-JoHN,  Eaq.  of  Waterloo,  c<v 
Gslway,  late  of  Carrownaoreggj,   in  that  county, 
lineal  male  descendant  of  the  old  and  distinguiohed 
Irish  house  of  O'Concanon,  6.  29  Jan.  1792 ;  m.  iu. 
1«15,  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Blake,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Bel- 
mont House,  CO.  Gal  way,  an  oifioer  in  the  13th  dra- 
guona,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  datU.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
James  Gu£^  of  Ballinrobe,  M.P.  for  Mayo,  sister  and 
eventual  oo-heireee  of  James  Cu^  Lord  Tyn^wley,; 
and  niece  of  Arthur,  Earl  of  Arran.     Jane  Bjlake 
(Mrs.  Concanon)  derived,  through  the  noble  line^  of 
Cuff,  Aungier,  Fitzgerald,  Grey,  Neville,  an4  Hol- 
land,   from    Edmund    Plantagenet^    sumamed    of 
Woodstock,  son  of  King  Edward  L  (See  BqRKB's 
Rayal  Familiee,  vol.  ii,  ped.  clviii).    By  her^  who.  d, 
25  March,  1854,  Mr.  CoDcanon  has  had  issue, 
u  Hmar,  B.A.  of  lincohi's  Inn,  barrister-at-law^  m, 
Sft  Nov.  1854,  the  Countess  Maria*Aurora-ArabeIla  de 
Lusi,  dau.  of  the  late  Count  de  Lusi,  by  Huia  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  Duke  Gilford.  But.  and  Maria  1^  wife, 
afterwards  Xatchionees  of  Lansdowne. 
n.  John,  accidentally  drowned  at  the  DanglOt  co.  Wicklow, 

15  June,  1847. 
m.  Bdmond,  m.  Kate,  eldest  dau,  of  Charies  Fars^j^s^ 

Isq.,  and  has,  Sdniond-John,  and  other  issue. 
IT.  James-Blake. 

V.  Anthony,  an  officer  drd  W.  I.  regt.,  d.  unm.  25  Feb. 
18S8. 

VI.  Georgv-Blake,  in  holy  orders,  B.A..  deputation  secre- 
tary to  the  Irish  Sodety,  m.  Geoii^na-Harriette,  2nd 
dan.  ot  Qipt.  Pollock,  R.M.,  late  of  Castle  Wilder, 
eo.  Longford,  sad  has  a  son,  WOUam-Augustus,  and 
adsu. 

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I.  Sarah,  m.  to  Edward  Rochfort,  Esq. 
n.  Anna,  who  d.  ua)h. 

ni.  Rachel-Maiy. 

SritKaffe. — ^The  andent  Milesian  family  of  O'Concanon 
derives  its  descent  f^m  Dermot,  brother  of  Murias,  29th 
king  of  Gonnaught,  in  the  9th  oentuiy,  a.d.  816,  whose 
grandson,  Connor,  king  of  Connaught,  was  ancestor  of  the 
O'CoNOB  Don  {see  that  /amUpj^  The  celebrated  Cathal 
Crovedearg  OXJonor,  King  of  Connaught,  was  fostered  by 
Teige  O'Concano*,  at  Hy<I>iarmada,  the  ancient  patrimony 
of  the  0*ConoAnons,  in  ttie  county  of  Galway. 

Frequent  and  honourable  mention  of  ^e  name  oooors  In 
the  annals  of  Ireland,  particulariy  in  those  of  the  Four 
Masters.  At  the  great  battle  of  Ceisoorain^  fought  a.d. 
971,  Muroentach  O'Concanon  was  slaio^;  in  1168,  Hugh 
O'Concanon,  Lord  of  Ui  Diarmada,  a  Beligious,  died  at 
Clonmacnoise  on  the  Shannon ;  and  in  1478.  Thomas  O'Con- 
canon, Lord  of  Ui  or  Hy  Diarmada,  wa^  slain  hi  a  fiunily 
feud.  In  1585,  Moriartach  O'Concanon,  otherwise  styled 
<*  The  CGoDcanon,"  chief  of  his  name,  was  one  of  the  con- 
tractfaig  parties  In  the  Indentures  of  Composition  for  the 
county  of  Galway,  entered  into  between  the  chieftains  sad 
gentry  of  Galway  and  Shr  John  Piarrott,  lord  deputy  of 
Ireland.  During  sucoedhig  years,  several  members,  of  the 
Concanon  £unlly  obtained  grants  Qf  lands  in  the  county  of 
Galway,  and  among  others,  MelsgUM^  and  Edmond  O'Con- 
canon, of  Moylaghv  and  William  |Ad  John  O'Concanon,  of 
Coolowe.  A  lineal  male  descends]^  of  this  old  snd  dis- 
tinguished ftunily, 

Bdmokp  Cov OAi^oic  Esq.  of  Carrownacreggy,  oo.  Galway 
(son  and  heir  of  J,ohn  Concanon.  Esq.  of  Carrownaor^^y, 
and  grandson  of  Edmond  Concanon,  Esq.  of  Garrowna- 
^-eggy,  to  whose  mother,  Sisby  CConesaon.  n^  Bourke, 
¥;tDg  Ckablbs  II.,  by  patent  bearing  date  21  Mardi,  1678, 
granted  the  lands  of  Carrownacreggy),  m.  ha  1745,  Elinor, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Cuiq^e,  Esq.  of  Aidroe,  co.  Galway;  and 
«(.  in  1770,  leaving  a  son  snd  successor, 

HsnT  CoNGiMoir,  Esq.  of  Carrownacreggy,  who  m. 
Bachel,  dau.  of  John  Marshal],  Esq.  of  BaUygaddy,  oo.  Gal- 
Vray,  and  by  that  lady,  who  d.  in  Dec  1847,  had  issue, 

X.  EDMOvn-Jomr,  present  retpresentatiTe. 

II.  James-Henry,  who  m.  Olivia,  dan.  of  Neptune  Lynch, 
Esq.  of  Wood  Park,  co  Roscommon,  and  d.  leaving 
issue. 

I.  Elinor,  m.  to  Owen  Lynch,  Esq.  of  Wood  Park,  co. 
Roscommon. 

II.  Celia,  m.  to  Dominick  Bodkin,  Esq.  of  Tmstema,  oo. 
Galway. 

Mr.  Concsnoi^  4.  ^1  Dec.  1810. 

Arm*—ATg.,  on  a  mount,  Tert,  an  oak  tree,  ppr.,  perched 
hereon  a  falcon,  also  ppr.,  belled,  or ;  between,  in  base,  two 
oross-croeelets,  fttchtfe,  gu. 

CrtH — An  ^ephant,  statant,  ppr..  tusked,  or. 

Motto — oofi  can  an  :  i.  e.,  Sageese  sans  taehe. 

SotU— Watevioo,  Glantane,  oo.  Galway;  formerly  Carrow- 
nacreggy, in  the  same  county. 


CONaREVE  OF  CONGREVE. 

CoNORBVK,  William.  Esq.  of  Congreve,  oo.  Staf- 
ford, 6.  2  March,  1777;  m.  11  July,  1799,  Mary- 
Mackintosh-Hurst,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  the 
late  Sir  WiUiazn  Pepperell,  Bart  She  cL  3  Feb. 
18^9.. 

ILitlf Sff(««^Thls  family,  one  of  the  most  eminent  in 
the  CO.  Sta^brd,  was  settled  at  Congi-eve  soon  after  the 
Cpnque«(i 

RiCQARD  CoKOBEVE,  Esq.  of  Congrevo  and  Stretton, 
(lineally  descended  from  Galfrid  de  Congreve,  who  ac- 
quired, temp.  Edward  II.,  the  manor  of  Stretton.  in  mar- 
riage with  Catherine,  heh-ess  of  William  le  Schampion), 
was  one  of  the  thirteen  Staffordshire  gentlemen  upon 
whom  King  Csarlxs  II.  intended  to  have  conferred  the 
ifjrder  of  the  Royal  Oak.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas 
nts-Herbert,  of  Norbury,  son  of  Shr  Anthony  Pits-Herbert, 
the  eminent  Judge,  and  had  two  sons,  Johh,  his  successor; 
an4  Wniiam,  a  col.  in  the  army,  father  of  William  Coh- 
OREVB,  the  dramatist,  h.  hi  1672;  d.  in  1728.  Mr.  Con- 
greve was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

4oBii  CoiTORXVK,  Esq.  of  Gongrevc  and  Stretton,  b.  18 
June,  1886,  whose  grandson. 

The  Rev.  Richard  Cokorkvb,  of  Congreve,  son  of 
John  Conipreve,  Esq.  of  Congreve  and  Stretton,  m.  Martha, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Jones,  Esq.  of  Fynnant,  co. 
Montgomery,  and  had  issue. 


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William,  present  proprietor.         .    ^  .        ,«,•      , 

Riohaid.  of  Burton,  co.  Chester,  b.  2  Axig.  1778,  who  m. 
Mury-Anne,  dau.  of  George  Birch,  Esq.  of  Hampetead 
Hall,  in  Staflbrdahire,  and  lias  a  numerous  family. 

liCarianne,  of  Iswyd  Park,  Flintshire. 
Mr.  Congreve  <L  27  July,  1782. 

^niM— -Sa.,  a  cheTron  between  three  battle^xes,  aig. 

CVese— A  falcon  rlshig,  wings  expanded. 

MiMo-— Son  moritur  ci\)u8  fiama  vivit 


CONGREVE  OF  MOUNT  CONGREVE. 

CoNOBBVE,  John,  Esq.  of  Moant  Congreve,  co. 
Waterford,  D.L.  for  that  county,  m.  in  1827,  Har- 
riet, eldest  dau.  of  the  2nd  Lord  ClonbrodL,  and  has 
issue. 

SmC— Hount  Congreve,  Kilmfwdan. 

CONNELLAN  OF  COOLMORE. 

CoNKBLLAN,  Pbtbb,  Esq.  of  Coolmore,  oo.  Kil- 
kenny, 6.  8  Feb.  1806;  a  magistrate  and  deputy- 
lieut.,  and  high-sherifT  of  the  county  m  1886 ;  «. 
25  Jiily,  1844,  Anne-Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Sir 
Hercules-Richard  lAngrii^e,  Bart  of  Knocktopher 
Abbey,  oo.  Kilkenny,  by  whom  he  has, 

I    jAMK-FirSWALTEa-HKROOLBS-HEVIlY,    b.  20  Aug    1849. 

I.  Maria-Isabella.  n.  Harriet-Charlotte, 

ni.  Fanny-Roae.  rv.  Oeoiigina-Jane. 

V.  Elisa-Maiy. 

SrilUXfft. — The  fSftmily  of  Connellan,  or  0*Connellan,  as 
it  was  originally  written,  is  of  ancient  Milesian  extraction, 
and  in  Comerford's  Hittorp  of  Jrdand,  is  deduced  fi-om  the 
great  family  of  O'Neal,  on  the  authority  of  the  Psalters  of 
Titra  and  Cashel,  the  great  sources  of  Irish  genealogy.  This 
doBoent  is  further  confirmed  by  a  very  ancient  Irish  manu- 
script, (in  the  possession  of  the  late  Sir  William  Betham)  in 
which  the  family  of  O'Connellan  is  made  one  of  the 
branches  trwn  Niall  qftfu  Nint  HotlUigtt.  From  Hardi- 
man's  Aneimt  Iri$k  Jked»,  No,  X/F.,  it  would  appear  that 
the  ftunily  was  seated  in  the  co.  Limerick  in  the  middle  of 
the  14th  century,  as  we  find  that  tribute  of  wheat  and 
money  was  levied  yearly  off  the  lands  of  Lis-Connellan, 
proving  the  location  of  a  family  of  consequence  there,  and 
giying  name  to  the  plaoe ;  and  in  the  same  work  is  found 
(No,  XX  Fill.)  that  Biacus  O'Connellan,  in  the  same  county, 
was  witness  to  certain  covenants  in  1673.  It  is  probable 
that  their  possessions  in  that  county  were  lost  by  confisca- 
tion, as  from  this  period  we  find  mention  of  the  family 
prindpaDy  in  Connaught,  where  they  became  seised  of  a 
part  of  the  forfeited  Clanricarde  osUtes.  As  appears  from 
public  records  in  the  Becoixi  Tower  of  Dublin  Castle: 
"  Donoogh  O'Conolane,  son  of  Shane  O'Conolano,  had  a  grant 
from  the  crown  of  an  eighth  part  of  the  lower  quarter  of  the 
lands  of  Bahassan,  oo.  Galway,  in  1619;  William-Neva^^ 
O'Conolane,  of  Bahassan,  had  a  grant  fh>m  the  crown. 
27  March,  1619,  of  half  the  Cartrons  of  Cahiroaae  and  Pole 
Idownine,  and  three-sixteenths  of  the  lower  quarter  of 
Bahassan;  and  GUpatriok  O'Conellan,  in  the  same  3rear,  had 
a  grant  from  the  crown  of  the  other  half  of  the  Cartrons  of 
Cahiroane  and  Pole  Idownine,  in  the  barony  of  Kiltanigh, 
and  oo.  Oalway."  Descended  from  this  latter,  was  James 
OoMHBLLAir,  b.  early  in  the  17th  century,  who  m.  Miss 
Graham,  of  the  Montrose  family,  and  was  fother  of 

Majitix  Connbllan,  6.  in  1688,  who  m.  Miss  Butler, 
descended  from  a  branch  of  the  Ormonde  family,  and  by  her 
had  six  sons,  all  of  whom  d.  without  legitimate  male  issue, 
except  the  youngest, 

PKTEn  Connellan,  6.  in  174C,  who  m.  Miss  Oalhie,  a  lady 
of  French  extraction,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1786,)  had  one 
dau.,  Anne,  wife  of  Pierce  Blake,  Esq.  of  Holly  Park,  oo. 
Oalway,  brother  of  the  Right  Hon.  Anthony-Bichard  Blake, 
chief  remembrancer  of  Ireland,  and  one  son, 
Peter,  b.  7  July,  1782,  who  m.  in  Maroh,  1805,  Harriet,  dau. 
of  James  Cony,  Esq.,  clerk  of  the  journals  of  the  Irish 
House  of  Commons,  and  predeceasing  his  father,  11  Nov. 
1806,  left  two  sons, 
PETKa,  suooessor  to  his  grandfather. 
James-Corry  (posthumous),  b.  13  Jan.  1807,  M.A.  of  Oriel 
College,  Oxford,  and  barrister-at-law.    Mr.  Corry  Con- 
nellan has  been  for  some  years  in  the  public  service^ 
having  filled  the  office  of  ChaQCellor's  secrotary  during 
the  tenure  of  the  Oreat  Seal  of  Ir^and  by  Lords  Plunket 
and  Campb^ ;  of  private  secretary  to  thoir  Kxcelleuciofl 
the  Earls  of  Bessborough  and  Clarendon,  K.O.,  during 
their  vioeroyalties;  and  of  inspector-general  of  prisons. 
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Mr.  Connellan  d.  In  1820,  aged  75,  and  was  s.  by  his  gnnd- 
son,  the  present  Petwi  Connkllah,  Esq.,  of  Coolmore. 

Jrm«— Per  fesse,  az.  and  vert,  a  fosse,  or,  between  a 
pelican,  arg.,  vulned,  gu.,  in  chief,  and  a  land-tortoise, 
passant,  of  the  third,  in  oase. 

Cre$^—Ajx  owl  perched  on  the  stump  of  an  oak-tree,  ppr. 

Afotto— Inter  utrumque.    Over  the  crest :— Si^>e  et  taoe. 

iSflot— Coolmore^  Thomastown.  oo.  Kilkenny. 


CONNER  OF  MANCH. 

CoNHlR,  Daioel,  Esq.  of  Manch  House,  ca  Cork, 

J.P.,  6.^3  Feb.  1798;  m.  4  June,  1822,  EliEabeth, 

dau.  of"  the  Rev.  Mountifort  Longfield,  of  Church 

Hill,  CO.  Cork,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Danibl,  b.  25  Feb.  1828,  ta.  6  Jan.  1848,  Patience,  dao. 

of  Henry  Longfleld.  Esq.  of  Waterloo,  ea  Cork,  and 

has  three  daus.,  and  one  son,  6.  II  April,  1858. 

u.  Mountifort-LoDgfiekl,  6.  18  Sept.  1824,  m.  4  Dec.  1840» 

Anna,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  G.  Smith. 
L  Graoe-Elisabeth,  ta.  28  June,  1851,  to  the  Bev.  R-M. 

Conner.  F.T.CD. 
n.  Mary-Elizabeth,  m.  17  June,  1852,  to  the  Bev.  Edward 

Lysaght. 
iiL  Bliaabeth^ane.  nr.  LooisarSophla. 

V.  Chariotte-Alicia. 

Itttfafft. — Dawicl  CoNNKa,  of  Baxtdofn,  nKTchant, 
descended  from  an  andent  Munster  family,  reaUsad  a  large 
fortune,  which  he  invested  In  the  purchase  of  estates, 
principally  situate  in  the  co.  of  Cork.  He  m.  and  had 
issue,  I.  Daniel,  of  Bandon,  merchant,  who  d,  in  1737; 
IL  WiLUAM,  of  whom  hereafter;  in.  Qborob.  of  Bally- 
bricken,  who  lefc  a  daxL,  Mary- Anne,  m.  fai  1778,  John 
Lysaght,  2nd  Lord  Lisle;  and  a  son,  the  ancestor  of  the 
present  Daniel  Conner,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Ballybricken;  i.  Jane, 
who  m.  Mr.  Lapp,  of  Cork,  merchant;  il  Maiy.  «.  to 
—  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Everton,  co.  Garlow ;  iiL  Hannah,  t». 

to Delahoyde,  Esq. ;  and  rv.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  KIchard 

Gumbleton.  Esq.  of  Castle  Blchard,  ca  Waterford-  The 
2nd  son, 

WiLUAX  CoHKEB,  Esq.  of  Connerville.  eo.  Cork,  M-P. 
for  Bandon  in  1765,  ta.  in  1721,  Anne,  dau.  of  Roger 
Bernard,  Esq.  of  Palace  Anne,  co.  Cork     His  4^  son, 

BooBR  CoRirra,  of  ConnerviUe,  «.  Anne  Loogfiald, 
sister  of  the  Right  Hon.  Lord  LongueviUe,  and  by  that  lady 
had  issue, 

Dahisl,  6.  in  1754. 

William,  who  fA..  and  lea  issue.  

Bobert-Lougfield,  of  Fort  Robert,  co.  Cotk,  who  ».  Miss 
Madras,  and  left  issue,  three  daus.  ,_^  ^     ,       , 

Roger,  of  ConnerviUo,  6.  in  1763.  who  m.  Ist,  Louisa,  dan. 
ofCol.  Strachan,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Roderick,  now 
settled  in  Van  Diemen's  Land;  and  Loiusa.  who  d.  uma. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Wilhelmina,  dau.  of  —  Bowen,  Esq,  of 
Bowenscourt,  co.  Coric,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Arthur, 
who  m.  his  cousin,  Mary  Connor,  of  Fort  Robert;  Pear- 
ffus-Edward,  6.  in  1796,  M.P.  for  co.  Cork  in  1832,  and 
for  Nottingham  in  1847;  Froncis-Burdett,  an  officer  in 
the  Bolivian  army;  Gec«ge-Roger,  who  m.  his  cousin, 
Elizabeth  Conner,  of  Port  Robert ;  besides  daus. 

Arthur,  b.  in  1765,  m.  a  dau.  of  M.  de  Condoreet,  by 
whom  he  left  issue :  he  was  representative  in  pariiameni 
for  the  borough  of  Phil^stown. 

lie  eldest  son, 

Danibl  CoiofBa.  <rf  Orme-square,  Bayswater,  Ixmdon, 
b.  in  1764,  «a.  6  Fob.  1789,  Maiy,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Arthur 
Hyde,  by  whom  he  left  at  his  decease  in  1846,  several  daus., 
and  an  only  son,  the  present  Damisl  CoMmni,  Esq.  of 
Manch  House. 

^rm«— Vert,  a  lion,  rampant,  double-queued,  or. 

Cre§t—A  dexter  arm,  embowed,  in  armour,  ppr.,  garutahed. 
or,  the  hand  grasping  a  short  sword,  ppr.,  the  hilt  and 
pommel,  of  the  last. 

JfoWo— Min.  sicker,  resg.  ^    ^ 

fitat— Manch  House,  near  Dunmanway,  co.  Cork. 

CONOLLY  OF  CASTLETOWN. 
CoNOLLT,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Castletown,  co.  Kildare, 
and  of  CHff,  co.  Donegal,  M.P.,  6.  In  1828. 
IrintagC— &e  Burkk's  P««nipe— Lonofobd.    The  late 
BdwabivMichakl  Cokolly,  Esq.  of  Castletown  and  CMT, 
lieut -colonel  Donegal  militia,   and    M.P.   for  the  oa    of 
Donegal,  6.  24  Aug.  1786  (eldest  son  and  heir  of  Admiral 
the  Hon.  Sir  Thomas  Pakenham,  G.C.B.,  by  Louisa-Augusta 
his  vrifo,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  John  Staples,  M.P.,  and 


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Bvrlei  hb  Wilis,  dm.  of  the  Right  Hoil  William  Gonolly.* 
by  the  Ledy  Anne  Wentworth  his  wifeX  «.  to  the  eetatos 
of  hie  grand-unde  the  Right  Hon.  Thomas  ConoUy,  at  the 
decease  of  that  genUeman's  widow  in  1821,  and  thereupon 
took  the  snniame  and  anns  of  Comollt.  He  m.  20  May, 
1819,  Gatherine^ane,  dan.  of  Chambre-Brabaaon  Ponsonby- 
Barker,  Esq.,  by  the  Lady  Henrietta  Tvlour  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Thomas,  Earl  of  Bective,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  6.  in  1828. 

n.  Chambre-Brabacon,  d,  in  1885. 

fit.  Edward-Frederick. 

IT.  Arthur- Welleeley.  capt  SOth  foot,  killed  in  the  Crimea. 

T.  John- Augustus,  capt.  Coldstream-gnards,  so  gallantly 
distixiguiBhed  in  the  Crimea. 

I.  Louisa- Augusta,  m.  to  the  late  Lord  Langford,  and  was 
accidentally  drowned,  4  Nor.  1868. 

IL  Harriet. 

zn.  Mary-Margaret,  m.  0  June,  1861,  to  Heniy  Bruen,  Esq. 
of  Oak  Park,  oo.  Carlow. 

nr.  Fanny. 

Arm»    Aiy.,  on  a  saltier,  sa.,  Ave  escallops,  of  the  field. 
CWK— A  cubit  arm,  ereot»  Tested,  gu.,  cud;  arg.,  holding  in 
the  hand  an  annulet,  axig. 
JfoCIo— En  Dieu  est  tout. 
Bmf    Castletown,  Celbrldge;  and  ClifC  Ballyshannon. 


CONOLLY  OF  MIDFORD  CASTLE. 

OoKOLi.T,  Charles -John -Thomas,  Esq.  of  Mid- 
lord  Castle,  00.  Somerset,  6.  12  Sept.  1816;  m, 
16  Sept.  1840,  Loaisa-MArguret-Catherine-Brancaccio, 
only  dau.  of  the  late  Prince  Ruffano,  ohamberlain  to 
FsBDnrAND,  king  of  Naples. 

Srintagf .— This  fkmlly  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  that  of 
Castletown.    The  late 

CuAaLBa-THOMAs  CoiroLLT,  Esq.  of  Midford  Castle,  6. 
14  March,  1791  (only  son  of  Charles  ConoUy,  Esq.,  by  Maria- 
Rebeoca  his  wife,  dan.  of  Thomas  Bourke,  Esq.,  and  great- 
grandson  of  Thomas  ConoUy,  Esq.),  m.  1st,  28  Aug.  1814, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Clifton,  £klq.  of  Lytham  Hall,  co. 
Lsncasler,  and  Sadly,  8  Oct  1828,  Jane,  dau.  of  PhUip 
Lawless,  Esq.  of  Dublin.  By  the  former  he  left  at  his 
decease,  13  Feb.  1860,  an  only  ohUd,  Chabues^obm,  now  of 
Midford  Csstle. 


Arm»    Aig.,  on  a  ssltier  sa.,  five  escaUops,  of  the  field. 
£Vm#— A  cubit-arm,  erect.  Tested,  sa.,  cuffi,  aig.,  holdiug  in 
the  hand  a  wreath,  or,  and  three  rogets,  as. 
J/otto— En  Dieu  est  tout. 
StmM    Midford  CasUe,  near  Bath,  co.  Somerset 


CONWY  OF  BODRHYDDAN. 

CoNWT,  Wiluam-Shiplet,  Esq.  of  Bodrfayddan, 
eo.  FJini,  6.  14  Aug.  1807;  D.L.  and  high-sheriff  for 
Flintshire  in  1840. 

liltfXSC* — ^The  disUnguished  race  of  the  Conwysf 
have  been  seated  at  Prceti^yn  and  Bodrhyddan  since  the 
time  of  Edwabd  I.  Thej  derire  thefar  descent  from  Sia 
HvoH  CoKWT,  son  of  old  Shr  John  Coniers,  of  Richmond, 
in  Toikshire,  brother  to  Ii^van,  Lord  Coniers.  For  details 
of  the  Hneage  see  Burkis's  BxUnH  Bcmmetage, 

Sib  Johh  Cokwt,  the  2nd  and  last  Baronet,  M.P.,  d.  in 
ITSl.  Ho  m.  twice:  his  1st  wife  was  Margaretta-Theophila, 
dau.  of  John  Dlgby,  of  Goathurst,  son  of  the  celebrated  Sir 
Keoelm  Digby;  by  her  he  had  (with  a  dau.,  MariarMar- 
gaietta,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  LongueviUe,  Bart)  one  son, 
Harry,  who  m.  Honors,  dau.  of  Edward  RaTensoroft,  <tf 
Broadiane,  Hawardan.  He,  dying  In  the  lifetime  of  his 
frther.  left  one  only  ohUd,  Honors,  who  ta.  Sir  John 
Glynne.  of  Hawarden  GAUe,  ancestor  of  the  present  Sir 
Stepben-Biobard  Glynne,  Bart.  Honora  was  ten  years  okl 
when  her  grandfather  d.,  in  173L  Sir  John  Conwy  m, 
tedly,  Penelope,  dau.  of  Mr.  OrenTille,  of  Wootton,  in 
^^Hngbf"^***^"*  By  her  he  had  two  daua :  one  nerer 
maiTied;  the  eldest, 
^  Pivnx>PB  OoirwT,  m.  James-BusseU  Stapleton,  Esq.,  a 
eoL  hi  the  Guards,  2nd  son  of  Sir  WUUam  Stapleton,  Bart, 
and  had  four  dans.,  co-heiressea    The  eldest  dau., 

pKarELora  Towoa,   wife  of  EUis  Yonge,  Esq.   of  Bryn 


*  The  Rifl^t  Hon.  WiUiam  ConoUy  was  nephew  of  the 
Bight  Hon.  WilHam  ConoUy,  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Com- 
mons in  Irsland.  Ump.  Queen  Am  a. 

t  Edward  Conway,  created  Baaov  Cmtwat  and  Eabl  or 
CoirwAT,  was  one  of  this  family.  He  during  «.  p..  lea  his 
estates,  his  nafnaa,  and  arms,  to  Francis  Se^onour,  who  was, 
in  1702,  created  a  Peer  of  Eugtand,  by  the  title  of  Boron 
Csttwaj,  and  became  founder  of  the  Hertford  famUy. 
283 


Tordn,  d.  in  1788,  leaving  two  daus.,  and  oo-heira    The 
yoimger,  Barbara,  d.  unm.  in  1837 ;  the  dder, 

Pbkklopb  Tomor,  m.  the  Vbbt  Rbv.  William-Da  vies 
Shipley.  Dean  of  St  Asaph,  only  son  (by  Anna-Maria  bis 
wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  tlib  Hon.  and  Rev.  George  Mor- 
daunt)  of  Jonathan  Shipley,  Bishop  of  St  Asaph.  Mrs. 
Shipl^  d.  6  Nov.  1789,  aged  81,  leaving  five  sons  and  three 


I.  WiLUAM  SmPLsr,  lieut-col.  In  the  army,  M.P.  for  the 
Flint  boroughs,  m.  in  1806,  Charlotte,  sister  of  the  Inte 
Sir  Watkin  WUliams-Wyun,  Bart,  of  Wynnstay,  and 
dying  v.  p.  in  1819,  left  issue, 

1  WiLUAK,  now  of  Bodrhyddan,  who  assumed  the  sur> 
name  of  Conwt. 
1  Charlotte,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Richard  Rowley. 

n.  Mordaunt  Shiplev,  d.  t.  p.  in  1807. 

m.  Robert-John  Shipley,  royal  engineers,  d.  wvm, 

nr.  Conwy  Shipl^.  capt  R.N.,  UUed  in  1808. 

V.  Charies  Shiplev,  in  holy  orders,  of  Twyford  House, 
Hants,  rector  of  Mappowder,  co.  Dorset  h.  in  1783,  m.  in 
1821,  Charlotte*  dau.  of  Robert  Orby  Sloper,  Eisq.  of 
Woodhay,  BerkB,  and  has  issue. 

I.  Penelone,  m.  to  Pelham  Warren,  M.D.  of  London. 

n.  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Col.  Chariea-Armand  Daahwood. 

ui.  Emily,  m.  to  Reginald  Hober,  Bishop  of  OtUcutta. 

The  Dean  of  St  Asaph  d.  in  1826. 

^r»u— <;oNWT  and  SmPLav,  quarteriy. 

Orett — ^A  Moor's  head  in  profile,  couped,  ppr.,  wreathed 
about  the  temples,  aiig.  and  as. 

JVoMo— Fide  et  amore. 

fiiot— Bodrhyddan,  near  Rhyl. 


CONYNGHAM  OF  SPRING  HILL. 

CoNTNQHAM,  Wiluam-Lenox,  Esq.  of  Spring  Hill, 
CO.  Londonderry,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  hij^-shenff  of  Ty- 
.rone  in  1818,  and  of  Ltmdonderry  in  1828,  6.  9  Jan. 
1792;  m.  7  June,  1819,  Charlotte-Melosina,  dau.  of 
the  late  Right  Hon.  John  Staples,  of  Lisaon,  and  haa 
issue, 

I.  WiLUAM-FiTSWiLUAX,  b.  25  April,  1824. 

n.  John-Staples-Molesworth,  6.  9  Jan.  1881. 

L  Harriett-Rebeoca-FrBDcea 

u.  Jane-Hamilton.  in.  Charlotte-Melosina. 

Irtttf  aff0« — The  flonily  of  Conyngham  settled  at  Spring 
Hill  in  1658,  sad  the  funily  of  Lenox,  in  Londonderry,  t€mp. 
Jaicss  I. 

CLOTWoaTHT  Lbhox,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Deny,  2nd  son 
of  John  Lenox,  Esq.,  by  Rebecca  Upton  his  wife,  and 
grandson  of  James  Lenox,  M.P.  for  Derry,  who  was 
distinguished  at  the  siege  of  that  city,  ta.  13  June,  1746, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Oeoige  Conyngham,  of  Spring  Hill,  Esq., 
and  by  her  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Obobob  Lbmox,  Esq.,  who  assumed  the  name  and  arms 
of  CoNTMOHAM.  He  m.  1st  11  April,  1779,  Jane,  eldest 
dau.  of  Jane  Conynfi^m,  by  her  1st  marriage,  with  John 
Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Castlefln,  and  by  her,  who  d,  20  Feb. 
1793,  had  an  only  son, 

WiLUAX  Lenox,  now  of  Spring  HiU. 
Mr.  Lenox  Conyngham  s».  2ndly,  6  April,  1794,  Olivia, 
4th  dau.  of  William  Irvine,   Esq.   of  Castle  Irvine,  oo. 
Fermanagh,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Qeoige,  chief  clerk  in  the  Secretary  of  Staters  office  for 
Foreign  Aflhirs.  m.  Elisabeth,  only  child  of  Robert 
Holmes.  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Dublin,  barrister-at-law,  and 
has  issue  one  son  and  one  daiL,  Maiy- Anue-Grace-LouiM, 
m.  20  Aug.  1851,  to  Hayes,  Viscount  Doneroile. 

Soi^iia,  m.  to  the  Hon.  A.-O.  Stuart  of  the  oo.  Tyrone. 

Anna,  m,  to  C.-A.  Nicholson,  Esq.  of  B.ilrath,  co.  Meath. 

Harriett^  m.  to  Capt  Joseph  Postlock,  royal  engineers. 

Elisa. 

ArTtu—CovTVQnAU  and  Lkhox,  quarteriy. 

Creit— 1st  A  unicorn's  head,  couped,  ai^.,  maned  and 
homed,  or,  for  Contnoham  ;  2nd,  Lairox. 

Afotto— Over,  fork  over. 

&a<— Spring  HiU,  co.  Londondeny. 


COOKE  OF  OWSTON  AND  GWYSANEY. 

Cooke,  Philtp-Butax-Davibs,  Esq.  of  Owston,  co. 
York,  and  Gwysaney,  co.  Flint,  b.  2  March,  1832. 

IttKafft. — HcKar  Cooke,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Henry 
Cooke,  2ud  baronet  of  Wheatley,  purchased  from  the  family 
of  Adams,  the  lands  of  Owston,  in  the  oo.  of  York,  and 
thero  seated  himself.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  the 
Rev.  Ralph  Eaton,  rector  of  Darfield,  and  dying  in  in  1717, 
was  «.  by  his  son, 

Bbian  Cookb,  Esq.  of  Owston,  reoorder  of  Doecaster, 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQI 


coo 


coo 


«t  wboM  Auum;  «mf».  in  17M,  aged  6t»  Urn  e«Ute« 
d45volT6d  upon  hit  broihar, 

AVTHovv  CooKB,  Bsq.  of  Owttou*  ft.  In  1710»  who  m. 
Mftrjr,  dftu.  of  Antboojr  Kyre,  K«q.  of  Adwiekle  Street, 
and  d.  in  1761,  learing,  with  a  dau.  Anne,  wife  of  St 
Andrew  Warde,  Baq.  of  Hooton  Pagnel,  a  ton  and  heir, 

Bbyaji  Cookb,  Kaq.  of  Owaton,  ooL  of  the  8rd  West 
York  mUitU,  and  MP.  for  Molton,  who  m.  let,  Franoea, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Philip  Puleaton,  Baq.  of  Hafodywem,  in 
the  oo.  of  Denbigh,  by  Mary  hia  wife,  dau.  and  oo^ieir  of 
John  Daviea,   Baq.  of  Uanercb  and  Owyaaney,*  who  d. 

I  Jan.  1818,  and  by  her  had  iaaue, 
PHiur-DAYiM.  hii^helr. 

Robert-Bryan,  in  holy  ordera,  ft.  99  Atw.  1800,  m.  in 
18-iA,  Kmily-Oarterett,  youngeat  dan.  or  Philip  Smith 
Webb,  Baq  of  Milford  Uouae,  Surrey,  and  haa  iaaue. 

Anthony-uenry.  6. 10  Aug.  1801,  d.  on  board  the  "Utbj,** 
at  TriuooroalM),  U  Feb.  1823. 

WlUlam-Bryan,  an  ofAcer  iu  the  army. 

Mary-Franoea,  m.  iu  1818,  to  the  Rot.  William  Mai^geaaon. 

Col.  Cooke  m.  3ndly,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Sir  Qeoige  Cooke, 
Bart,  of  Whoatley,  but  had  no  further  iaaua.  He  <<.  8  Not. 
18'i0,  and  waa  $.  by  hia  oldeat  aon, 

Vntur-DaTiM  Oookb,  Baq.  of  Owaton  and  Owyaaney, 
J.P.   and   D.L..   F.L.a,   F.H.a.    F.Q.S.,    and   F.Z.S.,    ft. 

II  Aug.  1708;  m.  8  Deo.  1839.  Holena-CaroUne,  eldaatdau. 
of  Geoiva.  <rd  Karl  of  Klngaton,  and  had  iaaoe, 

PviUP-BnTAN-OAViia,  now  of  Owaton  and  Owyaaney. 
Bryan-Oeorge- Daviea,  ft.  8  Jan.  183ft. 
Ueorge-RobertDaviea,  ft.  90  May.  188A. 
JameaRobert-DaTlea,  ft.  4  July.  1887. 
Adelaide-  Flora-  Franoea. 

^rau— Or,  a  ohoTron,  gu.,  between  two  liona  paeaant- 
guardonk  aa. 

Cn«t-Ahii  of  a  mund  orown,  aig>i  *  demi4ion,  guaidant» 
aa.,  duoally  gorged,  or. 

£Efa<«— Owaton.  Donoaater;  and  Qwyaanoy,  FUntahlra. 


COOKE  OF  KYLTINAN  CASTLE. 

Cooke,  Robrrt,  Eaa.  of  KylUnan  Castle,  oo.  Tip- 
perarv,  J.P.,  m.  Hannaik,  dau.  of  th«  Ute  Sir  Richard- 
nboeler  CuJBe,  Bart  of  Leyrafch,  oo.  Kilkonny,  and 
haa  iaaua, 
RoaiKT,  who  «».  Jana,  alatar  af  John  Oaagnrrt^  Baq.  of 
Mount  Oongrata.  co.  Waterfbrd.  and  d.,  karing  laaoa. 
Anne. 

KlttNCt.-^BowAaD  CooxB,  tnd  aon  of  Psna  Odokx, 
and  brother  of  TaoM4a  Oookb,  waa  father  of 

JoBM  CooKi.  Baq.,  one  of  the  oommlaalonera  named  in 
the  atatutea  0  Will.  III.,  a  8,  and  10  Wiu^  III.,  a  8,  for 
aaanaiing  the  land  and  poll  tazee  in  the  oo.  Ttppeiazy.  Hia 
aou  and  heir, 

HoMMT  CooKi,  Baq.  of  Kyltinan  Ckalle«  waa  (kthar, 
by  hia  wi^  a  aistar  of  Field  Marahal  Wade,  of  the  oo. 
Cork,  of 

SnwARn  Oooaa^  Baq.  of  Kyltinan  Oaatle,  who  by  hia 
wiK  Abygaile  Qrean,  of  Qreeorille,  oo.  Waterfbrd.  loft 
a  aon  and  auooeeaor.  Reaanr  Coosa.  Baq.  of  KyMnan 
€aa>le.  and  a  dau.,  Franoea,  who  a^  Uent-Coloaal  John 
Jaokaoa  QloTor.  of  the  llth  hUhatry  and  cotonelcom- 
mandant  of  the  Bath  Loyal  Volualean,  and  d.  hia  widow 
at  Bath,  97  Fab^  1M7. 

Jra»»— Party  per  paK  go.  and  aa.,  throe  aaglet%  dl^ilayad. 

CVii#— Onaehapeaii.gu.,  tnraadnp  arm.,  an  oatrieh,  n»., 
holdlug  in  ita  bill  a  horae-ahoa.  or. 
M  9lt»--Ttrtxtt  ardua  petit 
Sk«i^-Ky)tinan  Caatle.  oo.  Ttppenuy. 


COOKE  OF  CORDAKGAN. 

CooKi»  JoAEra,  Eaa.  of  Cordansaii,  oo.  Tipperary, 
A  $  Oot  17^7;  m.  IS  lla^,  1S1$,  Jano-Seoti.  dau.  of 
ThiMBMB  RodM>  Eaq.  of  Ltvorpool,  and  has  inuo, 

*  The  I>ATiaa*»  ^  gtfjwaaij>  yMd  to  Hw  ttaaHim  of  the 
Fnucipahty  in  ttn»M%  albaacee.  autioa.  and  poiMMstona. 
In  cimmon  with  in  derivative  bran^iee.  the  DATiR$*a 
v  Shm  Mimm^  Xmt  ^repreeenled  hy  Owcsc  Dayw^  tsq.X 
lUviiw'H  9^'  MtArrinatam  Utdt:  KrrMCS  h/  J^rmmti,-  and 
V^aaYsiv'  ><M.Vrwy«W  and  r«r4rU.  the  Hooaeof  Gwymney 
l«HC)«e  iti*  iwamediate  daaoent  fh>m  CT^aic  Bynx,  Lord  «f 


L  JoKV,  ft.  8  May,  1890,  In  holy  ortea,  a  inadoate  of 
Ox.'ord,  m.  SO  April,  1547,  EUen-Duzham.  dau.  of  the 
late  Sir  Joaeph  Huddart  Knt 

u.  Thomaa-Bodie,  ft.  0  Feb.  1898. 

iiL  Jueeph-Henry,  ft.  97  April,  1898. 

L  Eiiaabeth-Matilda.  n.  Mary-Jane. 

Mr.  Cooke  is  a  magistrate  and  deputj-lieutenant  for 
the  CO.  of  Tipperary. 

JLintSi^, — PsTBE  Coon,  Baq.,  youngeat  aon  of  Peter 
Cooke,  and  brother  of  the  ancestor  of  the  Kyltinan  fhmfly, 
d.  at  Knodcgraflbn,  oo.  TIppenuy,  and  deviaed  hia  pro- 
perty to  hia  aon  and  suooeeaor, 

JoasPH  CooKJB,  Eeq.  of  Anaglin,  ft.  11  Nor.  1060,  who 
m.  twice;  by  hia  lat  wife,  he  waa  fhther  of  Johx,  of  Cor- 
dangan ;  and  by  the  2nd,  Anne  Boyce,  he  had  three  aona, 
JoBSTH,  of  Ourranffreny. 
Samuel,  of  Clanamlcken,  ca  Tipperary. 
Peter,  who  waa  in  holy  orders,  and  the  flrrt  chaplain 
appointed  under    StelLt's  will    to    Madam    Stephen's 
Uoapital :  he  held  the  situation  lor  fifty-three  yeara,  and 
waa  the  intimate  fMend  of  the  celebrated  Dean  Swift. 
By  his  wife.  Anne,  aister  of  Rot.  William  Shewbridgo. 
rector  of  Portumna,  he  waa  Cather  of  Hannah,  wife  to 
her  cousin  CSpt.  William  Sbewbiidge,  of  Heathlawn,  oo. 
Oalway.  whose  onlv  dau.  Sydney,  m.  Dr.  John  Connor, 
of  DuDlin,  and  had  iaaue  by  him  aenreral  sons,  two  of 
whom  d.  abroad  in  the  army,  and  two  were  drowned 
aooidentaUx  in  the  Shannon  in  1890.    Peter  Cooko  had 
also  anotlMBT  dsM..  who  d.  nmm. ;  and  hia  Srd  dau.  waa 
ta.  to  a  Mr.  Smith.    Many  of  Dean  Swift's  letters  were 
formerly  in  the  poaaeaeion  of  Mrs.  Cbnuor,  of  Dublin. 
Joseph  Cooke  d,  at  ArragUn,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  aon, 

John  Cooks,  Baq.  of  Cordangan,  an  alderman  of 
Toughal,  m.  EUaabalh  Hobba,  and  Isfl  (with  a  aon,  Samud, 
barristor-at-law,  who  d.  unm.,  and  two  dana.,  BUaabeth, 
wifb  of  David  Courtney,  Baq.,  co.  Msyo,,  and  Anne,  wife  of 
John  Waters,  Baq.)  a  aon, 

JosBPH  OooKM,  Baq.  of  Cordangan,  who  m.  Anne  Gamot 
aadhadlaaue» 
JoKW,  his  heir. 

Blisabeth.  m.  to  the  Bev.  Robort-Carew  Armsbroofr  of 
MoycUflb,  CO.  Ti|menry. 
Mary,  m.  to  John  Orpen,  Bsq.  of  Flintfleld,  oo.  Kerry. 

The  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  (XwKB,  Baq.  of  Cordangan,  ban1sler<«t-]aw,  J.P. 
and  deputy-governor  of  the  oo.  Tipperary*  s».  10  Mardi, 
1783,  Mary,  dau,  of  Nioholaa  Haylor,  Baq.  of  the  iatand  of 
Antigua,  and  had  iaaue, 

Joasre,  now  of  Cordangan. 

Margaret  m.  to  Michael  Sevan,  Baq.  of  Oammaa»  oo. 
limerick. 

JnN«— Am.,  a  Hon,  paeaant  in  bend,  between  two  outiasa, 
gu. ;  on  a  chieC  aa..  two  eatoilea,  or. 

Om— A  demi-Ura.  rampant,  gu..  hddingbetween  Uanawa 
a  mullet  or. 

Jtfotto— Tu  no  oede  malis»  sed  contra  aodentior  Ito. 


Mys  Kgtiw  gHiager  aoa  of  Madoo  i^  MereditK  baa  sov^ 
' -^  >  Wy3  Dyaaaty  ef  P  -^  - 

Khodri  MawT>  Kiac  of  W^W  wb.b  asosoiftid 


r  «f  I>»wya^  «4h  in  dMCOMt  firvoa. 


r»«nef  the 

a»d  reyweentaljve  oL  Msr^p^  Bine  ^f  f^^^7%,  3»d  eea  ef 


COOKE  OF  RETREAT. 

Cooks,  Willi  am.  Esq.  of  Retreat,  oo.  TTei^taMath, 
J.P.,  b.  2S  Jan.  1793;  •».  Ist,  in  1815,  Catherwe^ 
only  ohikl  of  FUkiner  Chute,  Eaq.,  capt  6th  dragoon- 
gtiarda;  and  2ndlT,  Ruth,  2nd  dau.  of  Richard  C&ati^ 
Eaq.  of  Chute  Hall,  oa  Keny,  and  haa  had  knMv 

L  ThnsMa  Windham,  h.  la  1811,  <L  In  1840. 

n.  Faumraa,  of  tte  TiaaavnhB,  near  AfkloM,  k  in 
1881. 

m.  Wiltaa,  ».  fea  IMB.  rr.  Hsmt,  I.  ia  1881. 

T.  Joha,  II  in  1888.  n.  Tnmekt,  k.  in  188& 

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oblaiaad  gianta  of  laada  in  CO.  Cork.  From  ens  ef  ^ms 
deecended  John  or  ThooDSS  Cooke,  who  had  tvvaana:  F^^bar^ 
wlw  waa  of  BaByahiane,  eo.  Tlppemy.  waa  aaciatos  ta  tiba 
f^miMaa  of  Castle  Cooka.  eo^  Cock ;  Gantoqaia,  ca.  Tatars 
fbrd ;  and  KiHfnan  CSatle  and  Oordangan^  ea.  Tlwamj. 
John,  a  joai««r  brother  of  FMar,  m.  a  daa.  of  Bany  ef  Tha> 
ntocart  wboae  aBcaator,  Bobevt.  a  cadet  «f  tto  Lord  laaxT^ 
(hmily. baitt  the  oaatle ef  BaByeloagk.  near  ¥iliw>  Ike 
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2Ddl7,  Anna^  Srd  dau.  of  —  Parker.  Eaq.  of  Dowditown,  / 
<^  KikUre,  and  had  a  son  and  suooesflor. 

Thomas  Cookb,  Esq.  of  Betr:at»  who  m.  in. 1790,  Elisa- 
beth,  only  dau.  of  WiUiam  Dawson,  Esq.  of  NohavUle,  oo. 
Westmaaib,  and  bad  iasuo, 

Thomas,  Heat  9th  regt,  d.  in  1811. 
WxuJAM,  now  of  Betreat  John,  <L  in  1818. 

Jano,  f^  Mnni. 

Kate,  m.  in  1816^  io  Owen  Daly,  Esq.  of  Momington,  oo. 
Weetmeath. 

JrsM— Per  pale,  gu.  and  az.,  three  eaglets,  displayed,  axg. 
Crttt — ^An  ostrioh,  ppr..  on  a  cap  of  maintenance,  turned 
up,  erm.,  holding  in  its  bill  a  horse-shoe,  or. 
Jfotto— Niliil  haberi  sine  labore. 
£»<— Betreat,  near  Athlone. 


COOKES  OF  BENTLEY. 

CooKEB,  Thomas-Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Bentley,  co.  Wop- 
c  estor,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  M.P.  for  East  Worccs- 
tewhire,  h,  25  Oct.  1804. 

Itnf  Hilt.— This  fiunily  came  faito  Bnglaad  with  the 
OovQiTCBOR,  and  has  been  for  centuries  seated  in  the  highest 
respectability  in  the  co.  of  Worcester.  The  senior  line 
obtained  a  Baronetcy. 

8ia  Thomas  Cookb,  2nd  baronet,  of  Norgrove,  Pounder  of 
Worcester  College,  Oxford,  d.  without  issue  about  1701, 
when  the  Baronetcy  became  kxtikot. 

Hm&T  CooKEB,  Esq.  of  Barbon,  in  Worcestershire,  bapt. 
29  Sept  1625,  2nd  son  of  Edward  Cookes,  of  Bentley  Paunce- 
fort.  &q.,  J.P.,  and  brother  of  Sir  William  Cookes,  Ist 
Bart.,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Bichard  Stanley,  Esq.  of  Stoke 
Prior,  and  dying  about  the  year  1678,  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
surviving  son, 

John  Cookss,  of  London,  bqpt.  4  Aug.  1668,  Vho  m.  Ist, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Knap,  of  London,  merchant,  which 
Udy  <£.  in  cfaUdbed.  28  Peb.  1683 ;  and  2nd)y,  11  Peb.  1685, 
EUaabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  William  Bussell,  Knt.  of  Lon- 
don, by  whom»  who  d.  in  1784,  he  had,  with  other  children, 

HsntT  Coous,  Esq.,  6.  26  April,  1702,  m.  at  AbberiUe. 
In  Pnnce,  hi  1720,  Jane,  dau.  of  Bobert  Magrsith,  Esq.  of 
Lo^loker  Osstle,  oo.  Tlpperaiy,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1766, 
had,  with  other  childrsn,  who  d.  young,  a  son, 

Trs  Bst.  Thomas  Cookss,  rector  of  XotgroTO,  in  CHou- 
OBstenhire,  6.  2  April,  17S5,  who  m.  in  1766,  Anne,  only  dau. 
and  heir  d  John  Denham,  Esq.  of  Welling,  in  Kent,  and 
had  issue,  Geoige,  6.  in  1767,  d.  in  1796 ;  Thomas,  b.  in  1769, 
d.  in  1774  ;  Henry,  6.  in  1778,  captain  in  the  Bomney  Fen- 
dUes,  was  killed  at  KilcuOen.  near  Harristown,  in  Kildare, 
in  an  astion  with  the  Irish  rebels ;  Thomas-Beoundus,  6.  in 
17T9,  tteut  in  his  Mi^festys  ship  **  If ariborough,"  d.  and 
was  buried  at  Carmarthen;  Dcnham-James-Josxth,  of 
whom  presently ;  Charies-BurreU,  h.  in  1786,  m.  in  1818, 
Msry-Amie,  dau.  d  Thomas  Hayes,  Esq.  of  Bath;  and 
AhGe-Maria,  m.  to  Col.  William  If  Hnary,  of  Minerabin,  in 
tlie  CO.  of  Casrmarthen.    The  5th  son. 

Thh  Bkt.  DsHHAM-JAMn-JosspH  CooKXS,  ft.  at  Heme,  in 
Kant,  12  March,  1777,  was  rector  of  Stanford,  and  Ticar  of 
CS(ton-on-Teme»  in  Worcestershire.  He  m.  29  Aug.  1808, 
Mazia-Henrietta,  dau,  of  Charles-Johnstone,  Esq.,  2nd  son 
of  the  Marchioness  of  Annandale,  by  her  second  husband. 
Get  Johnstone,  and  had  issu^ 

TBOMAS-HmmT,  now  of  Bentley. 

Denham-Charles-Johnstone,  b.  19  Not<  1810. 

Henzy-Winf<mi,  6.  15  Nov.  1812. 

John-BuaseU,  ft.  21  Sept.  1814. 

WiUiam-Bnssen,  ft.  9  Aug.  1822. 

Anna-Almeria-M'Claiy.        Oeoigisaa-Maria,  d.  in  1882. 

Hemiatta.  Louisa-Laura. 

Mr.  CookM  d.  28  May,  1829. 

Jnna— Ai^..  six  martlets,  gu.,  three,  two,  and  one,  between 
tivo  efaerronSk  of  the  second. 
CWii— An  aim,  armed  with  a  short  sword,  issuing  firom  a 


iroM»— Deo,  Begi,  Vidno. 
Sart— Bentley*  Worcestershire. 


(X)OKSON  OF  WHITEHILL. 

CooKSON,  John,  Esq.  of  Whitehill,  co.  Durham, 
D.U,  ft.  9  March,  1778. 

ItntXSf* — ^Rds  fhmily  came  originally  Arom  Settle,  In 
Toiksbire,  where  it  held  the  same  paternal  inheritance  for 
upwaida  of  three  hundred  years,  by  the  alternate  names  of 
Brtan  and  Bobert.    (See  pedigree  of  Cooksov,  in  Thoresby's 

285 


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William  Cooksok,  the  immediate  ancestor  of  the  Cooit' 
sons  of  WkUehillf  had  two  sons,  Isaac,  of  whom  presently, 
and  William,  whose  son, 

Christophbr,  assumed  the  surname  of  Cbaoksnthorpb. 
The  elder  son, 

Isaac  Cookson,  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  merchant  adren- 
turer,  purchased  considerable  property,  and  erected  a  spacious 
mansion.  He  was  interred  in  St.  Nicholas  Chur(^  in  that 
town,  where  also  lie  the  remidns  of  Hannwh  his  wife,  and 
was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Johk  Cooksom,  Esq.,  who  purchased,  in  1745,  the  estate 
of  Whitehill,  co.  Durham.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Ludwidge,  Esq.  of  Whitehaven,  and  had 
issue,  Isaac,  his  heir;  John,  barrister«t-law,  who  m. 
Hannah -Jane,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  William  Beed,  Esq.  of 
Halliwell,  in  Durham ;  Thomas,  d.  young ;  Joseph,  oapt.  in 
the  lifts-guards ;  EUaabeth,  m.  to  Samuel  Castell,  Esq.  of 
Wimbledon,  Surrey ;  Hannah- Jane,  m.  to  Bichard  EUisou, 
Esq.  of  Sudbrooke  Holme,  oo.  linooln,  M.P. ;  Sarah.  John 
Cookson  d.  in  Dec.  1788,  and  was  «.  by  his  ddest  son, 

Isaac  Cooksok,  Esq.  of  Whitehill.  ft.  in  1745,  who  m.  in 
1772,  Margaret,  dau.  of  James  Wilkinson,  Esq.  of  Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne,  by  Bridget  Blencowe,  of  Blencowe  Hall,  in  Cum« 
berland,  and  had  seven  sons  and  three  daus.,  via., 

L  JoHV,  now  of  Whitehill. 

n.  James.  ooL  in  the  army,  ft.  in  1775,  m.  Marianne,  dan. 
of  David  Stephenson,  ISsq.  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  and 
d.  in  1841,  leaving  issue, 
1  James.  2  WUlism.  8  Ghristophsr. 

1  Bmina-Donna»  d.  in  1842. 

2  Marianne. 

m.  Isaac,  of  Meldon  Park.    (Set  tkttt  /amUy.) 

IV.  Ihomaa,  of  Hermitaffe,  co.  Duriliam,  ft.  in  1779,  m.  Eli- 
sabeth, only  dau.  of  Edward  Selby,  Esq.  of  Barie,  in 
Northumberiand,  and  has  two  sons  and  two  daus.,  vis., 

1  Isaac-Thomas.  2  Charies-Edward. 

1  fflizabeth-Jane. 

2  Matilda,  w.  to  Bichard-nene  Butler,  Esq.,  eldest  son 
of  Sir  Thomas  Butler,  Bart  of  Ganyhundon. 

V.  Christopher,  barrister-at-law,  recorder  of  Berwidk-upon- 
Tweed,  and  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  d.  10  May,  1882. 

Yi.  Joseph,  ft.  in  1782,  m.  Elisabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  WUlinm 

Elton,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  co.  Gloucester. 
Tn.  Septimus,  d.  at  Clifton  in  1828. 
I.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Bobert  Surtees,  Esq.  of  Bedworth 

House,  CO.  Durtiam,  and  has  issua 
n.  Emmsi-Donna,  m.  to  Bobert  Bell,  Esq.  of  Penham,  in 

Northumberland,  formerly  a  lieut-ooL  in  the  anny. 
UL  Caroline,  d.  young. 
Mr.  Cookson  d,  in  1881. 

^rma—Party  per  pale,  arg.  and  go.,  two  anned  legs, 
oouped  and  counterohanged. 
Crettr—A  demi-lion,  rampant,  bearing  a  ragged  staf^  ppr. 
ifotto— Nil  desperandum. 
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COOKSON  OF  MELDON  PARK. 

CooKSOU,  JoBV,  Esq.  of  Meldon  FtA,  oo.  North- 
umberiand,  b,  11  Sept.  1808;  m.  11  April,  1887, 
Sarah,  eldest  dan.  of  the  late  Sir  M.-W.  Bidlay,  Bart.^ 
of  Blagdon,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoRX-BLKiroows,  ft.  19  July,  1848. 

n.  Charles-Geoige,  ft.  30  Oct.  1848. 

I.  Jane-Lutwidge.  n.  Sarah-Elisabeth. 

m.  lAura. 

lineage.— Isaac  Oooksok,  J.P.,  bigh-sherifTfor  North- 
umberland in  1888,  ft.  in '  1776,  8rd  son  of  the  late  Isaao 
Cookson,  Esq.  of  Whitehill,  oo.  Durham,  m.  in  1806,  Jane, 
only  chad  of  the  late  Edward  Cooke,  Esq.  of  Togston,  and 
had  issue, 
JoHH,  now  of  Meldon. 
Edwunl,  in  holy  orders,  ft.  in  1810,  m.  hi  1833.  Sabina- 

Eleanor,  dau.  of  ttie  late  G.  Strickland,  Esq.  of  Newton, 

and  granddau.  of  Sir  WHUam  StrleUand,  Bart,  and  has 

issue,  Alfred;  Geoigiaaa;  and  Jane. 
WilUam-Isaac,  ft.  in  1812,  m.  in  July,  1830,  Jane-Anne, 

2nd  dau.  of  William  Cuthbert,  Esq.  of  Beaufh>nt,  co. 

Northumberland,  and  has  issue,  Bi^on;  and  Norman- 

Charies. 

Arthur-James,  ft.  in  1818,  d.  in  1841. 
Isaac,  ft.  in  1817,  d.  young. 
Elisabeth. 
Emma-Donna,  m.  in  1888,  to  the  Bev.  John  ShadweU, 

2nd  son  of  Sir  Lancelot  ShadweU,   Tice-ChancellOT  of 

England,  and  has  issue. 
Fanny-IsabeUa,  d.  in  1886. 
Sarah-Jane,  m.  Ist^  12  Sept.  1839,  Sidn^-Bobert  Street- 

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Ifary.  *».  in  1840,  to  William  Cuthbcrt,  Eiq.,  eMost  son 
of  \V.  Cui^hbert,  Esq.  of  Bcaufh>nt,  and  baa  issue. 

Emily- Lutwidge,  m.  to  Count  Hox  do  Lerchenfeld,  of 
Munich. 

Amu,  ^c— As  CooKaoN  of  WhiUhUL 
Seat — Meldon  Paric,  co.  Northumberland. 


COOPER  OF  MARKREE  CASTLE. 

Cooper,  Ed  ward- Joshua,  Esq.  of  Markree  Caetle, 
oo.  Sligo,  formerly  M.P.  for  that  county,  m.  Ist, 
Sophia,  3rd  dau.  of  Uenry-PeUley  L'E^trauge,  Esq. 
of  Movstown,  King's  County,  which  Wly  d.  the  year 
after  her  marriage ;  and  2ndly,  Sarah-Fi'ancis,  dau. 
of  the  late  Owen  Wynne,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Haslewood. 

ILiVitH^t, — ^The  family  of  Ck>oper  has  boon  long  seated 
at  Markree   Caatlo,   and  has  enjoyed  for  a  considerable 
period  a  leading  influence  in  the  county  of  Sligo.    The  late 
RiOHT  HoK.  Joshua  Cooper,  M.P.  for  the  co   of  Sligo, 
WM  son  of  Joshua  Cooper,  Esq.  of  Markree,  M.P.  for  Sligo, 
by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  ol  Richard  Bingham,  Esq.  of  New- 
brook,  00.  Mayo,  grandson  of  Arthur  Cooper,  Esq.  of  Mark- 
ree, by  Mary  his  wife,  sister  of  John,  Visoount  Alien),  and 
gre  it-grandson  of  Comet  Edward  Cooper,  who  puroh'ued 
tbo  estate  of  Markree,  and  d,  in  1680.    He  m.  1758,  Alida, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Synge.  D.D.,  bishop  of  Elphin,  and 
by  her  (who  was  6.  in  1728)  had  issue, 
Jo8BUA*BowABD,  of  Markieo  Castlo,  ooL  of  the   Sligo 
militia,  and  M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Sligo  before  and  after  the 
Union,  of.  «.  p.  8  June,  1887. 
Edwabd-Stkob,  M.P.  for  the  co.  of  Sligo,  who  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  Harry  Verelst.  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons,  Edwari>- 
JosHVA,  now  of  Markree  Castle;  and  Richard- Words- 
worth, of  Duuboden  Park,  oo.  Westmeath,  who  «m.  in 
1829,  Emelia-Elenor,  dau.  of  Lodge,  Viscount  Frankfort 
de  Montmorency,  and  d.  3  Manm,  1850,  leavingissue, 
Edwabd-Hbitby,    oapt.   7th  hussara;   Joshua -Harry ; 
Richard- Augustus:  Wulijim-Synge;  Emelia-Anne;  Cathe- 
rine-Elisabeth; and  Franoes-Louint. 

i<niM— Aa.,  on  a  chevron,  between  three  dnquofoili^  or, 
two  lions,  passant-respectant,  sa. 
Motto— voo,  patriA.  rege. 
^8mU— Markree  Castle,  oo.  Sligo. 

COOPER  OF  COOPER'S  HILL. 

CooPBR,  Charlbb-William,  Esq.  of  Cooper's  Hill, 
CO.  Sligo,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  80th  Oct.  1817.  Mr. 
Cooper  is  son  of  Arthur-Brooke  Cooper,  Esq.  of 
Cooper's  Hill,  by  Jane-Frances  O'Hara  his  wife,  and 
grandson  of  Arthur  Cooper,  Esq.  of  Cooper's  Hill,  by 
Sarah  Carleton  his  wife.  Mr.  Arthur-Brooke  Cooper 
has  had,  besides  the  present  Charles- William  Cooper, 
Esq.,  another  son,  Arthur,  who  m.  24  Nov.  1843, 
Elizabeth  Turlock,  and  d.\2  June,  1845;  and  four 
dauH.,  viz.,  Jane-Henrietta,  w.  19  Feb.  1850,  to  Capt. 
Alexander  MoKinstry,  of  the  17th  regt;  Charlotte- 
Annie,  m.  19  Feb.  1852,  to  Christopher -Carleton 
L'Estrange,  Esq. ;  Mai^garet ;  and  Mary. 

JIfotto— Vincit  amor  patrise. 
fioal— Cooper's  Hill,  CoUooney. 


COOPER  OF  TODDINGTON  MANOR. 

Cooper,  William- Dodoe- Cooper,  Esq.,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  high-flheriff  of  Bedfordshure  in  1829,  m,  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Cooper,  Esq.  of  Tod- 
dington  Park,  co.  Bedford,  and  of  Park  House, 
Highgate,  Middlesex,  and  dropping  his  paternal 
sufuanie  of  Hrap,  assumed,  by  sign-manual,  in  1819, 
the  name  and  arms  of  Cooper.  Mr.  Cooper  has 
issue, 

I.  WiixiAM-CooPSB,  m.  26  April,  1881,  Laura-Qeoigiana, 
dau.  of  Capt.  ElUs,  and  has  a  son, 
1  Wniiam-Smith-Cowper,  6.  in  1832. 

n.  James-Lindsay,  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of  John  Singleton, 
Esq.  of  Oiveiidale  House,  co.  York. 

I.  Jane-Cooper, 

n.  Elizabeth-Cooper,  m.  27  May,  1827,  Count  Alexandre- 
Charles-Joseph  Vander  Burch,  eldest  eon  of  the  Count 
Vander  Burch,  of  Esoanasines,  in  the  Netherlands,  and 
has  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz., 

1  Ouillaume-Alexxuidre-Felix-Charles. 

2  Arthur-Louis-Alexandre-Charles-Joneph. 

1  Marie-Charlotte-Elizabeth,  m.  to  Charles,  Marquis 
de  ProiMart  Broissia,  and  has  a  dau.,  Jeanne. 
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III.  Amelia-Cooper.  iv.  Cxroline^Vioper. 

V.  Lucy-Cooper,  m.  14  July,  1842,  to  Sir  Honry  Robinson, 
Esq.  of.  Knapton  House,  oo.  Norfolk,  and  has  issue, 

1  Henry. 

1  Constance-Amelia.  2  Elizabeth-Candine. 

8  Lucy-Henrietta-Maria.       4  Another  dau. 

HiXitK^t* — ^This  fkmily  resided  originally  for  many 
years  in  Sussex,  and  the  branch  of  which  we  are  about  to 
treat  was  dwelling  at  Bosden,  co.  Chester,  about  the  year 
1377.  The  inscription  upon  the  graTestone,  in  the  middle 
aisle,  approaching  the  pulpit,  in  Stockport  Church,  bears 
the  names  of  "  Thomas  Cowper,  de  Bosden,  February  \Z, 
1411 — and,  Thomas  Cowper,  ye  son,  October  8,  1471." 

John  Cowpkr,  Esq.,  baptized  11  March,  1508  (son  and 
heir  of  John  Cowper  of  Bosden,  the  staunch  loyalist,  temp. 
CuABLSB  I.),  m.  14  Feb.  1831,  Maxy,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
W.-R.  Handford,  Esq.  of  Handford  Hall,  co.  Chester,  and 
dying  in  1700,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoHM  CowPBR,  Esq.  of  Bosden,  who  m.  in  1658,  Sarsh, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Walter  Copestick.  Esq.  of  Langley  Park, 
in  Derbyshire,  and  had  issue, 

L  John,  who  m.  in  1721,  Hannah,  only  dan.  and  hetreesof 
Thomas  Strettell,  Esq.  of  Ashton,  and  dying  before  his 
father,  in  1728.  left  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz., 

1  John,  who  «.  his  grandfitther  at  Bosden,  and  altered 
the  q)elling  of  the  name  to  that  now  used.  He  m. 
in  1744,  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Dodge,  of 
Sowerby,  in  Toikshire,  and  his  dau.,  Ann  a  Coopeb, 
marrying  the  Rev.  John  Heap,  of  Birdham,  Sussex, 
was  mother  of  the  present  William-Dodob-Coopbe 
(late  Heap)  Coopeoi,  Esq. 

2  Thomas,  of  whom  presently. 

1  Sarah,  m.  to  Joshua  Roylanoe,  Esq. 
I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Dale.  Esq.  of  Handford,  and 
had  two  daus.,  viz.,  Elizabeth  Dale,  m.  to  William  Wurren, 
Esq.  of  the  WABaBNS  qf  PojpUon;  and  Bridgett  Dale,  is.  to 
Henry  Leigh.  Esq 

n.  Hannah,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Banastre^  and  had  a  dao., 
Hannah,  m.  to  John  Ashl^,  Esq 
Mr.  Cowper  d.  8  Oct.  1728,  and  was  $.  by  his  elder  gnoul- 
son,  John  Cooper,  Esq.    His  younger  grandson, 

Thomas  Coopcb,  Esq.,  m.  18  June,  1740,  Sanih,  dan.  and 
heir  of  William  Paulden,  Esq.  of  Timperley,  and  had  twelve 
children,  eight  sons  and  four  daus.,  ten  of  whom  died 
infants ;  the  youngest  dau.,  Sarah,  d.  in  1786.  The  only 
surviving  son, 

JoHH  CooPKB,  Esq.,  6.  18  Jan.  1750,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
William  Oidden  (or,  as  andently  spelt,  Gideon),  Esq.,  and 
had  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 
EuzABBTH  CooPKB,  who  w.  her  cousin,  WUllam-Dodge* 
Cooper  Heap;  Esq.,  who  in  oonsequeuoe  changed  his  sur- 
name to  CooPEB,  and  is  the  present  pnmrietor  of  Tod- 
dington  Park,  Bedfordshire,  and  of  Pane  Houses  Mid- 
dlesex. 
Mr.  Cooper  served  the  offioe  of  sheriff  for  the  co.  of  Bedford 
in  1812,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1824,  by  his  son-in-law, 
the  present  William-Dodok-Cooper  Coopbb,  Esq. 

Arm$—QxL,  on  a  chevron,  between  three  lions,  passant, 
aig.,  each  holding  a  battle-axe  in  his  fore  paw,  or,  tliree 
lozenges,  sa. :  on  a  chief,  engrailed,  gold,  a  lozenge  of  the 
field,  between  two  nuutlets,  of  the  fourth:  an  escutchoou  of 
pretence,  quarterly  ,gu.  and  az. ;  on  a  chevron,  erm.,  between 
three  lions,  passant,  or,  as  many  lozenges,  voided,  of  the 
first. 

Oeii<— On  a  gazon,  vert,  a  Hon,  sqfant^  or  and  erminols, 
holding  in  his  dexter  paw  a  battl»axe,  and  in  the  sinister  a 
tiiting-spear,  all  ppr. 

AfoMo— Tuum  est. 

5«rfto— Toddiugton  Manor,  Bedfordshire;  Park  House, 
Middlesex. 


COOPER  OF  FAILFORD. 

Cooper,  William,  Esq.  of  Failford,  co.  Ayr,  and 
Solsglrth,  oo.  Dumbarton,  m.  1st,  in  1885,  Isabella, 
dau.  of  Robert  Clarke,  Esq.  of  Ck>mrie  Castle,  co. 
Perth,  which  lady  d,9,p.  m  1841;  and  2udly,  in 
1845,  Mai-garei,  eldest  surviving  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Dr.  Hill,  professor  of  divinity  in  the  University  of 
Glasgow,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Major 
Crawfui'd,  of  Newfield,  Ayrshire;  by  her  he  has 
issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Samvxl.  11.  Alexander-Hill. 

X.  Maigaret-CrawAird.  IL  Jauet-Ritchie. 

KtlPSffC* — ^The  surname  of  this  family  was  originally 
written  Couper,  or  €owper.  It  is  stated  by  Playfair,  in  his 
Banmetofft,  to  be  neariy  as  old,  in  Scotland,  as  the  time  of 
Malcolm  Canmore.    Sir  George  Mackenzie,  in  his  Scimet  o/ 


Digitized  by  CjOOQI, 


coo 


coo 


BermULrf,  1680,  my,  that  the  arm*  of  the  Cowpera  *«  signify 
tbeir  deioent  ftt>in  France,  and  from  Bretagne,  in  that 
kingdom."  Thoy  andentlj  bore  fleura-de-lia  and  ermine 
in  one  ahield,  although  subsequently  the  fleurs-de-lis  were 
<dianged  to  slips  of  laurel,  as  appears  from  NiabtVi  Heraldry. 
The  Ooupers  appear  as  landhcdders,  in  various  counties,  at 
an  early  date.  The  principal  family  of  the  name  was 
CoTTPKB  qf  Gogar,  in  Mid-Lothian,  of  whom  the  Lyon 
Begister,  and  Playfair,  both  state  that  their  first  ancestor  on 
x«oord  was  Simon  Couper,  one  of  the  Barons  of  Sootland, 
who  was  compelled  to  swear  fealty  to  Edwabd  I.,  in  the 
year  1S96,  and  whose  name  accordingly  appears  on  the 
Bagman  BolL  This  family  was  raised  to  the  baronetage  of 
Noya  Scotia,  in  1638,  in  the  petw>n  of  John  Couper,  or 
Cowper,  of  Qogar,  who  was  killed  in  1640,  along  with  the 
Eari  of  Haddington  and  many  gentlemen,  in  the  blowing- 
up  of  Dunglass  Castle,  when  that  fortress  was  held  by  the 
Scotch  army.  From  William  Cowper,  the  8rd  son  of  the 
let  baronet,  the  £unily  now  settled  in  Ayrshire  daim 
deseeat 

WiLUAX  Ooupn,  or  Cowtsb,  b.  1629,  was  an  officer  of 
dn^fooos  dnring  the  dril  war.  He  m.  CSiristian  Scot,  and 
settled  in  the  oo.  Dumbarton.    He  had,  with  other  issue, 

Jomr  CoupsB,  or  Cowpsr,  who  resided  at  the  Tower  of 
Banbeatb,  co.  Dumbarton;  he  m.  Christian  Grey,  in  1676, 
and  d,  in  1687.    His  son  and  successor, 

Jomr  OovPKX,  b.  1677,  also  resided  at  the  Tower  of  Ban- 
heath;  he  «.  Haxgaret  Thom,  in  1708,  and  had  a  numerous 
iasae. 

Thb  Rktsbxitd  Johv  Coupeb,  the  eldest  son.  was  settled 
as  a  dergjrman  in  the  co.  Lincoln.  He  changed  his  name 
to  CooPKB,  and  d.  tmm.  at  Glasgow,  in  1789,  when  the 
repretentatkn  of  the  fiunily  devolved  on  his  brother, 

WiixiAM  CouPXB,  of  Smeithfton  and  Failford,  who  also 
duuiged  his  name  to  Coopsr,  which  name  he  entailed  upon 
his  successors  along  with  his  estates.  He  m.  in  1754,  Haiy, 
eldest  dau.  Ot  Hugh  Stewart,  Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
176B,  had  issue, 

L  Wmiam,  6.  1761,  d,  1768. 

n.  Albxavdbk,  b.  1766.  of  whom  afterwards. 

m.  Samuvu  b.  1768,  of  whom  afterwards. 

L  GedUa.  6.  1767,  m.  lieutenant-General  David  Shank,  an 
officer  who  highly  distinguished  himself  in  the  American 
war.    She  dThi  1842. 

Also  duee  daus.,  of  whom  two  d.  in  infoncy,  and  the 
other  luiai. 

William  Cooper  d.  in  1798,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  sur- 
viving son, 

Alsxavdkr  Coopeb,  of  Failford,  who  held  a  commission 
in  the  Mmy,  and  served  abroad.  He  was  afterwards 
appointed  captain  commandant  of  the  Hauchline  Volimtears, 
Ikatenant-oolonel  of  the  2nd  regiment  of  Ayrshire  local 
BilUtia*  and  a  deputy-lieutenant  for  the  oo.  Ayr.  He  d. 
ana.  in  1829,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Samubl  Coopkb,  of  Failford,  and  of  Balllndalloch,  co. 
Stirling;  who  m.  in  1795,  Janet,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Henry 
Bitchie,  Esq.,  of  the  family  of  Craigton,  by  Esther  CrauAird. 
lepresentative  of  the  CRAUrtJBDS  of  BcdMkagray  and  ScoU- 
town,  a  fiunily  posseosed  of  valuable  estates  in  the  cos.  of 
:  and  Renfrsw,  and  descended  (h>m  the  very  ancient 
I  of  Crauftirdland,  in  the  co.  of  Ayr.  Soon  after  his 
marriage,  Samuel  Cooper  acquired  the  barony  of  Ballin- 
dalloch,  in  the  co.  oi  Stirling.  He  was  lieutenant-colonel  of 
the  western  battalion  of  Stirlingshire  local  militia,  and  a 
dsputy-lieutenant  for  that  oo.     He  d.   in  1848,   leaving 


I.  WnxiAM,  now  of  Failford. 

n.  HeniT-Bitcliie,  of  Ballindallod^  m.  Haxy-Jones,  dxui. 
of  Genua  Butler.  Esq.  of  the  co.  Wexford,  and  has  issue. 

I.  JanetrCraufiird,  m.  William  Wallace,  Esq.  of  Busbie,  co. 
Ayr,  and  has  issue. 

II.  Maiy. 

UL  CedUa.  m.  Bobert  Struthers,   Esq.,  and  d.  in  1841, 

leaving  issue. 
IT.  Henrietta,  ai.  John  Crooks^  Esq.  of  Levan,  oa  Ben- 

frew. 
V.  Pranoes,  m.  Herbert  Budianan.  Esq.,  son  of  Hexbert 

Buchanan,  Esq.  of  Arden,  oo.   Dumbarton,  and  d.  in 

1848.  leaving  issae. 

Ti.  Aime,  m.  Geoige-Boss  Wilsons,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
TO.  BUenor.  m,  Thomas-Gray  Scott.  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
TiiL  Bsther-Bitchie,  m.  Alexander-Graham  Dunlop,  Esq., 

and  d,  in  1844,  leaving  one  son  who  d.  same  year. 

^nas— Quarterly,  1st,  aig.,  on  a  bend  engrailed,  between 
two  lions  rampant,  gu.,  tnree  crescents,  of  the  field,  all 
within  a  bordure  chequv  arg.  and  as.,  for  Coopkb;  2nd  and 
Srd,  quartered,  first  and  fourth,  arg.,  on  a  chief;  gu.,  three 
Uons'  heads,  ersaod,  of  the  first,  all  within  a  bordure^  erm., 
for  Ercbib;  Snd  and  Srd,  gu.,  a  fees,  erm.,  and  in  chief  a 
moUetk  of  the  last,  for  Cbaupubo;  4th,  ai^.*  a  chevron,  gu., 
2d7 


surmounted  of  another,  erm.,  betwixt  three  laurel-slips  vsrt, 
all  within  a  bordure,  ohequy,  as  the  former,  for  Coutxb  or 

COWPKE. 

Cr«$U—On  the  dexter  side,  issuant  out  of  a  wreath,  arv. 
and  gu.,  a  dexter  hand,  holding  a  garland  of  laurel,  both 
ppr.,  and  over  the  same,  the  motto,  "' Virtute;'*  and  on  the 
sinister,  npon  a  wreath,  arg.  and  as.,  an  oak  tree,  with  a 
branch  borne  down  by  a  weight,  both  ppr. ;  and  over  the 
same,  the  motto,  "Beeuigo.'* 

<Sta(— Smithstone  House,  Ayrshire. 


COORE  OF  SCRUTON  HALL. 

CooRE,  Henry,  Esq.  of  Scruton  Hall,  co.  York, 
6. 18  Jau.  1820,  m.  4  July,  1841,  Augusta-Caroline, 
dau.  of  Mark  Milbank,  Esq.  of  Thorp  Perrow,  by 
the  Lady  Augusta  his  wife,  and  has  issue, 

I.  HbMBY-M ILBANK,  6.  4  JUUC. 

u.  Alfred-Thomas,  b.  3  Sept.  1845. 

ui.  Augustus-Leehmere,  b.  IS  May,  1847. 

I.  Louisa.  u.  Caroliue-Aiigusta. 

Hint Ag[0. — ^The  fiunily  of  Gale,  now  merged  in  that  of 
CooRB,  was  of  importance  in  the  North  and  East  Bidings 
of  Yorkshire,  early  in  the  16th  century. 

Jamcs  Galb,  the  first  named  in  the  pedigree,  was  seated 
at  Thimtoft.  near  Scruton,  in  the  hundred  of  East  Gilling 
and  North  Biding,  anno  1633.     His  son  and  heir, 

OuvKK  Galb,  of  Thimtoft,  «a.  Ellen  Marshall,  of 
Bichmond,  and  had,  with  another  son,  James,  who  «a. 
and  resided  some  time  in  Spain,* 

Gbobob  Gaub,  Esq.  lord-mayor  of  York,  in  1684  and 
1546,  ancestor  of  the  Galbs  qf  SenUon. 

The  late  Lieut. -Col.  FosTEB-LBOHMBaE  Coore,  of  flrby, 
N.B.,  Torkshire,  eldest  son  of  John  Coore,  Esq.,  and  Ann 
Leohmere  his  wife,  §.  in  1821,  his  uncle.  Colonel  Thomas 
Coore,  whose  father,  Foster,  was  son  of  Alderman  Thomas 
Coore,  of  Liverpool,  m.  in  1816,  Harribt-Galb,  of  Scruton, 
eldest  dau.  and  heiress  of  Henry  Gale,  Esq.  of  Scruton, 
eldest  son  of  Boger-Henry  Gale,  Esq.  of  Scruton,  by 
Catherine  his  wife,-  dau.  of  Christopher  Crowe,  Esq.  of 
Kiplin,  and  grandson  of  Boger  Gale,  of  Scruton,  M.P..  the 
well-known  author  of  the  JUgutrum  Honoria  de  JticA- 
mond,  1st  Vice-President  of  the  Society  of  Antiquaries, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  15  Dec.  1839X  left  at  his  decease,  in 
1837  (with  four  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  Colonel  Wade;  Sophia; 
Augusta,  «a.  to  Capt.  Frederick-Gordon  Christie ;  and  Char- 
lotte, ta.  to  Capt.  Samuel  Stovin  Hood  Inglefield),  one  son, 
the  present  Hbhrt  Coorb,  Esq.  of  Scruton. 

Armt    As.,  on  a  fesse,  between  three  saltiers,  axg.,  as  many 
lions'  heads,  erased,  of  the  field,  Umgued,  gu. 
Ore$t—Aik  unicorn's  head,  or. 
Motto — Qui  semina  verth  raocoglia  fiuna. 
iS<a»-«oruton  Hall,  Bedale. 


COOTE  OF  MOUNT  COOTE. 

CooTB,  Charleb-Chidley,  Esq.  of  Mount  Ooote, 
00.  Limerick,  t.  his  father  11  July,  1848.  Mr.  Goote 
of  Mount  Coote  is,  through  the  Meath  family,  the 
representative  of  Sir  Lewis  Clifford,  K.G.,  temp. 
Hbnrt  IV.,  younger  son  of  Roger,  Lord  Clifford, 
and  one  of  the  co-heirs  of  Sir  Arnold  Savage,  Speaker 
of  the  House  of  Commons  about  the  same  time. 


%intKf[C* — Sib  Philips  Cootb,  Knt.  of  Mount  Coote, 
CO.  limerick,  bapt  10  March,  1«58  (son  of  Col.  Chidley 
Coote,  of  Killester,  younger  brother  of  Charles,  1st  Earl  of 
Mountmth),  fou^t  for  William  at  the  Boyne.  He  m.  1st, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Dr.  Heniy  Jones,  bishop  of  Meath,  by  whom 
he  had  an  only  child,  Anne,  who  d.  young;  and  2ndly, 
Lady  Elizabeth  Brabaaon,  elder  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William, 
Srd  earl  of  Meath,  by  whom  (who,  through  her  mother, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Francis,  Lord  Dacre  of  the  South,  derived 
fh>m  the  Plantagenets)  he  was  father  of  Charles  Cootb, 
Esq.,  who  m.  Katharine,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Newoomen, 
Bart,  by  Ijuly  Mary  Chichester  his  wife,  dau.  of  Arthur, 
2nd  Earl  of  Donegal,  and  dying  in  1791,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

CHmLET  CooTK,  Esq.  of  Mount  Coote,  who  m.  Jane,  dsM. 
of  Sh:  Balph  Gore,  Bart,  Speaker  of  the  Irish  House  of 
Commons,  and  left  at  his  decease,  24  Feb.  1764  (with  a  dau., 
Eliaabeth,  wife  of  James  King,  Esq.  of  Gola,  Fermanagh),  a 
scm. 


*  He  subseoueutly  settled  in  Ireland,  whence  his  dessend- 
anta,  during  Uie  rebellion  there,  transplanted  themselves  to 
Whitehaven.  From  this  branch  descends  Lunrr.-Cou  GatB 
B&Ai>DYLL»  late  of  Conishead  Piioiy. 


ioogle 


COP 


COP 


Cbabues  Coots,  Etq.,  who  m.  EUttbeth,  docu  and  oo-helr 
of  Philip  Oliver,  of  Altamira,  Bsq.,  M.P.,  2nd  ion  of  Bobert 
Oliver,  Eaq.  of  Caitle  Oliver,  and  by  her  luul, 

Chidlct,  of  Mount  Coote. 

Charles- Pliilip,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Chaxies  Atkinaon,  Baq.  of 
Rehina,  co.  Mayo,  and  left  iasue. 

Elizabeth,  nu  to  Mi^or  Caleb  Bamea»  of  the  oo.  of  Meath. 
The  eldest  eon, 

Chidley  Coote,  Esq.  of  Mount  Coote,  m.  in  July,  179T, 
Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Hon.  William  •  WilUama 
Hewett,  and  by  her  (who  d  in  1842)  had  iMue, 

Charlbs  Chidlbt,  now  of  Mount  Coote. 

CharleaWilliam. 

Charlea-Evre^  m.  a  datt.  of  the  lale  Ma^ot  Crofton  Croker, 
and  has  issue. 

Chiirles-Phillps,  manried. 

Charles-John. 

Charles-James,  m.  a  dau.  of  Thomas-Stewarl,  of  limerick, 
and  has  a  son,  Charles. 

Alicia,  m.  to  John-Win^eld  King.  Esq.,  Sndson  of  Lieut- 
Geuend  the  Hon.  Bhr  Henxy  King,  K.C.B. 
Mr.  Coote  d.  11  July,  1848. 

Arm*—A.Tg.^  a  chevron,  between  three  coot%  sa. 

Crui — A  coot,  ppr. 

iSeat— Mount  Coote^  oo.  Limerick. 


COPE  OF  DRUMMILLY. 

CoPH,  Anna  Garland,  of  Dnimmilly,  oo.  Armagh, 
«!.  3  March,  1814,  Nathamel  Garland,  Esq.  of 
Hichaelfltow  Hall,  co.  EaMX,  and  Woodcote  Grove, 
CO.  Surrey,  and  by  him  (who  is  deceased)  has  issue, 

I.  Bdoa^-Waltkb  Oarlakd,  Ssq.  of  Michaolstow  Hall, 
m.  Amelia,  2nd  dau.  of  Bobert  Robertson,  Esq.  of 
Auohleeks,  co.  Perth. 

n.  Nathaniel- Arthur  Garland,  in  holy  orders,  of  Noning- 
tou,  00.  Kent,  m.  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Ferdi- 
nand FaithftiU  (^  Headleigh  Bectozy,  co.  Suxrey,  and 
has  issue,  Arthur  Nathaniel 

xn.  Edward-Blake  Oaxland. 

IT.  Trevor-Lauranoe  Garland.  v.  James-George. 

X.  Arabella,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Ctoorge  Burmester,  of  Little 
Oakley  Bectory,  co.  Essex,  and  has  issue. 

u.  Indiana-Elinor.  itx.  Oeoigina-Catherine. 

XT.  Anna-Elixa. 

Utttf  ilSC* — ^This  fkmily  derives  from  a  branch  of  the 
ancient  baronetical  fi&mily  of  Cope. 

Walteb  Cops,  Esq.  of  DrummiUy*  d.  in  1600,  leaving  a 
son,  Walter,  of  whom  presently,  and  five  daua.,  all  of 
whom  d.  WMH.,  except  the  youngest,  AbigaO,  who  m.  Arch- 
deacon Meade,  and  had  one  dau.,  Sarah- Ababslla- Abigail, 
of  whom  hereafter.    Mr.  Cope  was  «.  by  his  son. 

The  Bioht  Bkt.  Dil  Waltbb  Core,  of  Drummllly,  Lord 
Kshop  of  Leighlin  and  Ferns,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  Sir  Arthur 
Aoheson,  of  Qosford,  oo.  Annagfa,  but  d.  «.  ji.,  and  was  ». 
by  his  niece, 

Sabah- Arabella- Abxqaxi.  Mbaxo,  who  assumed  the  sur- 
luune  of  Cops.  She  m.  Niohdas  Archdale,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Arohdale,  co.  Fermanagh,  and  had  issue  (besides  one  dau., 
Anna,  who  $.  her  brother)  three  sons,  vis.,  Walter,  d.  unm. ; 
Samuel- Walter,  d,  unm. ;  and 

ARTHX7R- Walter  Cope,  Esq.  of  Drummilly,  who  n.  Caro- 
line Lester,  and  had  one  dau.,  Caroline-Arabella  Archdale, 
who  m.  Francis- Wilson  Heath,  Esq.  of  New  Grove,  Lisbum. 
Mr.  C<^  d.  8  Nov.  1846,  and  was  «.,  under  the  will  of  his 
grand-uncle,  Dr.  Walter  Cope,  by  his  sister.  Ansa,  the 
present  proprietor  of  Drummllly. 

^rm«-*-On  a  chevron,  between  three  roses,  slipped  and 
leaved,  ppr.,  as  many  fleurs-da^ia. 

Crt$t — A  fleur-de-lis,  or,  with  a  dragon's  head  issuing  tmai 
the  top  thereof,  gn. 

ifotto— iBquo  adeste  animo. 

Seat— Drummilly,  Loughgall,  oo.  Armagh. 


COPE  OF  LOUGHGALL  MANOR. 

CoPH,  RoBiRT-WRiaHT-CoPi,  Esq.  of  The  Manor, 
Loughgall,  CO.  Armagh,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  5.  8  Feb. 
1810;  m,  6  June,  1848,  Cecilia- Philippa,  dau.  of 
Capt.  Shawe  Taylor,  of  Castle  Taylor,  co.  Qalway, 
sad  has  issue, 

L  Frahois-Bobeet,  6.  81  Nov.  1858. 

I.  Albinia-Elixabeth.  n.  Emma-Sophia. 

ftttUUSt*— The  late  Biohard  and  Majst  Doolax  left 

two  SODS,  BoBBRT-WRiOHT-Con^  and  Keodrick-Hugfa,  the 

elder  of  whosa,  Bobert,  took  the  n-ime  of  Cops,  in  lieu  of 

Poolan,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  his  e^nxsfto,  Arthur 

288 


Oops  (only  sen  of  Robert-Camdsn  Cope)b  to  whose  estates 
he  succeeded  hi  1844. 

.<<rm«— Quarteriy:  Ist  and  4th,  aig.,  on  a  chevron,  as., 
between  three  roses,  gu.,  stalked  and  leaved,  vert,  as  mauy 
fleurs-de-lis,  or;  amulletk  of  the  second,  for  difference;  Slid 
and  Srd,  axg.^  three  oresoents^  in  pale^  as.,  between  two 
pellets,  infesse. 

Cn^ — let,  out  of  a  fleur-de-Us,  or,  charged  with  a  mullet* 
gu.,  a  dragon's  head,  of  the  second;  2nd,  on  a  chapeau,  as., 
turned  up,  erm.,  a  crescent  or,  therefh»m  issuant  a  trefoil, 
alipped,  vert. 


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COPPINQER  OF  BALLYVOLANE. 
CoPFiNOER,  William,  Esq.  of  BaUyrolane   and 
Barrysoovirt)  oo.  Cork,  s.  his  fother  15  July,  1816. 

&ltiniSt« — So  fiu:  back  as  the  beginning  of  the  four- 
teenth century,  (oane  1819,)  we  find,  by  the  municipal 
records  of  Cork,  Stephen  Coppinger,  mayor  of  that  city, 
about  the  period,  in  Edward  II's  reign,  when  the  chief 
magistrate  of  London  first  adopted  a  similar  designatioa. 
This  Stephen  Copptnger's  relatives  and  desoMidanta  long 
continued  to  sustain  their  local  influence,  as  i^pears  by  the 
frequency  of  the  name  in  the  dvio  annals  of  Coik.  and  to 
spread  themselves  as  large  proprietors  over  the  adjoining 
county. 

Btefhen  Coppihqbr»  Esq.,  son  of  Stephen  Coppinger,  Esq. 
of  Ballyvolane,  who  d.  in  1620),  is  described  in  his  monu- 
mental inscription  in  Upper  Bhandon  churohyald,  as  chief 
of  his  name.  He  «a.  Elisabeth  (or  Elioe)  Ooold,  and  had 
issue,  L  Thomas^  his  heir ;  u.  William,  last  Catholic  sheriff 
of  Cork  in  1687,  whose  gxandson,  William  Cofpikobb, 
founded  a  commercial  establishment  at  Bordeaux.  Hehad» 
with  several  other  children,  a  son,  William  Corpurosa,  6. 
in  1786,  who  d.  in  1802,  leaving,  with  two  daua.,  Adelaide, 
m.  to  Luke  Csllaghan,  Esq.  of  Paris,  banker,  (who  d.  in 
1882,  leaving  a  son,  Augustus  Csllaghan,  and  two  daua.)  and 
Emilie,  a  son,  Jambs  Coppiwoer,  of  Paris,  banker,  who  m. 
Mademoiselle  Salle,  and  had  issue  ;  m.  Henry,  anoea.or  of 
General  Joseph  Coppinger,  of  the  Spanish  service,  resident 
at  the  Havanuah ;  iv.  Matthew.  Stephen  Coppinger  d,  in 
1678,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Coppinger,  Esq.,  who  m.  Ellen,  dan.  of  Edward 
Galwey,  Esq.  of  Lota,  and  had  (with  four  daus.,  the  eldest 
m.  to  Connor  O'Brien,  Esq. ;  the  2nd,  to  —  Ront^jme,  Esq.  ; 
the  8rd,  to  —  Nihil,  Esq. ;  and  the  4th,  to  Patrick  Boch- 
fort,  Esq.  of  Cork)  three  sons,  Stephen,  his  heir ;  Edward, 
detain  in  the  service  of  Jambs  II.,  kiUed  in  1691,  at  Bottle- 
hill,  CO.  Cork;  and  John,  of  Granacloyne,  ancestor  of 
Thomas-Stephen  Coppinger,  Esq.  of  Midleton.  The  eldest 
son, 

Btbphbh  Coppinoeb,  Esq.,  m.  at  La  Bochelle,  in  1700, 
Johanna,  dau.  of  Stephen  Gould,  Esq.  of  Cbrk,  and  had 
three  sons,  viz.,  i.  Johk,  his  heir ;  u.  William,  eventual 
inheritor;  lu.  Joseph,  who  m.  Miss  Arthur,  of  Limerick, 
and  had  (with  four  daus.,  two  of  whom  were  nuns ;  another 
was  the  wife  of  Daniel  Cronin,  Esq.  of  The  Park,  near  Kil- 
lamey,  predecessor  to  the  present  proprietor;  and  the  4th 
m.  Nicholas-Tuite  Selby,  Esq.)  six  sons,  via., 

L  Stephen,  who  m.  Miss  Qallwey,  of  Killamey . 

II.  William,  Catholic  Bishop  of  Cloyue. 

m.  Thomas,  who  d.  §.  p.  in  the  West  Indies. 

IT.  Peter,  who  m.  tor  his  2nd  wife,  the  dan.  of  Henry 
O'Brien,  Esq.  of  KUcor,  hv  Miss  O^piuger,  aimt  ol'  the 
present  Mr.  Coppinger,  of  Barryscourt,  and  had  a  son. 
William-Henry  Coppinger,  Eeq.,  who  ia.  Elisabeth,  Srd 
dau.  of  Bichard  CrByme,  Esq.  of  the  ancient  house  of 
Gabinteely,  and  has  issue. 

V.  Joseph,  who  d.  at  New  Toik,  without  issue. 

Ti.  John,  d.  at  St.  Croix,  without  issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

John  Ooppnron,  Esq.,  m,  1st,  Mary,  elder  dan.  and  co- 
heir of  Nicholas  Blundell,  Esq.  of  Crosby,  in  Lancsshixe, 
and  hy  her  had  a  son,  who  d.  1746.  Mr.  Coppinger  «a. 
2ndly,  the  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Miohael  Moore,  Eeq.  of  Orog^ 
heda,  and  had  an  only  dau.,  his  successor, 

Mariana  Coppinobr,  who  m.  in  1767,  Chories  Hofward, 
11th  Duke  of  Norfoik,  but  dying  in  childbed  in  1760,  her 
Grace  was  «.  by  her  uncle, 

WiLUAM  Coppinobr,  Esq.  of  Ballyvolane  and  Barryscourt, 
who  m.  his  cousin,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Gahvey,  Esq.  of 
Lota,  and  had  four  daus.,  (of  whom  the  eldest  is.  Gomebus 
O'Brin,  Esq.  of  Kikor;  the  2nd,  Mary,  «»•  I>r.  Oallaghan,  of 
Cork;  and  the  youngest,  Teresa,  m.  Pieroe  Power,  Esq.  of 
Clonmel,)  and  seven  sons,  vis., 

L  Stephen,  who  predeeeased  his  fiUher,  warn. 

n.  WiLUAM,  his  heir.  ^^  -. 

Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


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m.  John,  d,  MMk. 

IT.  Thomaa»  m.  Dorindn,  dau.  of  Edmund  Baity.  Esq.,  and 
had.  with  other  children,  a  tou,  Edmund,  father  of  the 
preMiit  Thomas  Coppinger.  Esq.  of  Ropmore. 

T.  Richard,  an  officer  in  the  Austrian  service,  under  his 
friend.  Oen.  Lord  Taalfe.    He  d.  at  Prafrue,  Issueless. 

▼L  Joseph,  m.  his  cousin.  Alicia»  dau.  of  John  Ooppinger, 
Esq.  of  Gronadoyne.  and  was  fSsther  of  Joseph- William 
Coppinger.  Esq..  who  m.  Maigarec,  dau.  of  Heniy  O'Brien. 
Esq.  of  Kilcor. 

Tu.  James,  who  m.  his  coosfai.  Alicia,  dau.  of  William 
Coppingier,  Esq.  of  Cork,  and  had  issue.  His  eldest  son. 
Wuuam^  m.  Ist.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Rkhard  Moylan,  Esq.,  and 
Snd^,  in  Paris,  Hairiot,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Ber.  James 
8aundsrs»  rector  of  Savrtiy.  He  has  issue  l^  both 
wives. 
Hr.  Ospfiingsr  was  «,  at  his  dsoesse  by  hk  sldest  surviTing 

4KMW 

William  CoprnMii^  Esq,  of  Batryseourt,  who  m.  Jane, 
dan.  of  Stanislaus,  and  sister  of  Donat  M'Mshon,  Esq.  of 
Clenagh,  in  the  oo.  of  Clare.  By  this  lady,  who  <L  81  Jan. 
ISSS,  he  had,  with  several  other  ohfldren  who  predeceased 
hiai, 

WiuJAJf,  BOW  of  BaIlyv<daneL 

John  If  llabon,  late  of  the  Uth  dngooiuv  who  il.  Im  Lon- 
don In  1829. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  O'ConneU,  Esq.  of  Grena. 

Vary,  wt.  to  her  cousin,  James  Blackney,  Esq.,  eldest  son 
of  Walter  Bhickney,  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  d.  in  Sept.  1888. 
Hr.  Csppinger  d.  15  July,  1818,  aged  75. 

Arm»-~Ax^  a  bulTs  hsad.  axg, 

Crut—lL  demi-Uon,  rampant 

Jfotto— Yirtute  non  vi.  Sia<^ Banysoourt. 


COPPINGER  OP  MIDLKTON. 

CoFpnvoiR,  Thoius-Stbfbeit,  Esq.  of  Mtdleton, 
«o.  Coi^  J.P.,  h.  6  Jan.  ISOO;  m.  18  Feb.  1840, 
.Annette,  4th  dau.  of  Sir  John  Power,  Bart,  and 
Ims  iaaue, 

L  JoHK,  fr.  May,  1841. 

n.  Thomas,  6.  1848.  in.  Btaphsai,  h.  1847. 

ItntStt* — ^This  is  a  branoh  of  the  ancient  flunlly  of 
CoppnroaB  qf  BaUyvoUmt,  The  lale  Stbpkkt-J.  CoppiNoaR, 
Esq.  of  Cork,  and  of  Granaoloyne,  son  of  William  Coppinger, 
Esq.  of  Granaoloyne,  hj  Maiy  Gould  his  wife,  was  lineally 
descended  from  John,  of  Ckanaoloyne,  3rd  son  of  Thomas 
Cuppinger,  Esq.  of  Ballyv<dane  («ee  prtading  fedigrm),  Hs 
m.  17D6^  his  ooualn,  Joanna  Coppingerv  of  Bossmors,  and 
had  issue,  Thomas-Stbpbih,  now  of  Midleton;  Stephen- 
William,  in  holy  orders  of  the  Church  of  Rome,  <f.  1851 ; 
Juseph-WUliam,  of  Dublin,  i».  and  has  issue ;  Edmund,  m. 
4uuilMM  Issue ;  Dorinda,  m.  to  John-M.  Ashlin,  Esq.  of  Bush 
HIU,  oo.  Surrey;  and  Maxy. 

.irsu^  dftc— See  Oopmroaa  ^  .ffa^MtoiM. 
«M<— Midleton,  oo.  Cork. 


COPPINGER  OF  CARHUE. 

Ck>FFnfGBii,  Stbphbn,  Esq.  of  Leemoiint,  in  the 
«ttj  of  Cork,  barrister^t-law,  h,  in  1791 ;  t.  his  father 
in  1829;  m.  in  1834,  Juliana-Maria- Josephina,  only 
dan.  of  John  Walsh,  Esq.  of  Blarney  Hill,  near  Cork, 
■and  has  issue, 

L  Thomas-Btbphxv. 

L  atsphanie  ix.  Mary-Anne^  m.  Maiijarat 

ftCnC aSt. — STBPHaji  CoppiHaEB,  mayor  of  Cork,  temp. 
Elisaboth,  was  grandfather  of  ALonucAir  John  CoprnroBB, 
who  served  corporate  office  in  1810.    His  slder  son, 

Thomas  Coppivocb,  purehssed,  18  July,  1888,  the  estate 
•f  Csrhus,  in  the  barony  of  Mudceny,  co.  Coric  He  m.  in 
leie.  Miss  EUaabeth  Saarsfleld,  of  Coxk,  and  had  issos, 

SiEfHaa  CoPKXoiB,  Esq.  of  Carhus,  the  ddsr  son,  si.  In 
\9t^  Katharine,  dan.  of  Heniy  Hayes,  Esq.  of  Cork,  and 
was  ikther  of 

Thomas  Comvon,  Esq.  <A  Carhue,  who  m,  in  1710, 
Katharine,  dan.  of  WilBam  O'Mahony,  Eiq.  of  Balttnamona 
Abbey,  and  had  issue, 
I.  SrsrHBH,  his  hsir. 

n.  JoBV,  w.  Miss  BoseGoold,  and  had  issue  two  sons :  ths 
yoongar.  Hsuy,  waa killsd  in  aduslby  Wflham  Penrose^ 
Esq.  of  ShanduBflan ;  the  dder,  Tbomas-Jobji  ComHoaa, 
Eso.,  la.  Marv,  dau.  of  James  OoUock,  Esq.  of  Forest  oo. 
Cone,  andhaaissufl^ 

1  John-Rye.  m.  Ist  in  1810,  Emily,   dau.  of  Henry 
Leader,  Esq.  of  Mount  Leader;  and  2ndly.  Christabella, 
eUest  dau.  of  Mathias  Handlsy,  Esq.  of  Mount  Rivor% 
b«it  had  no  issue. 
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S  Thomaa,  cast  98th  foot  wounded  at  Waterloo,  m.  the 
relict  of  Benjamin  Friend,  Esq.  of  limerick,  but  had  no 
issue. 

8  Mary,  fa.  James  Thome,  Esq.,  a  capt.  in  the  56th  foot 
and  left  issue,  Henry,  who,  pursuant  to  tho  will  of  his 
uuole,  John-Rve  Coppinger,  assumed  his  name,  and  is 
the  present  HnNBT-THoairB  Coppuront,  Esq.  He  m. 
Anne,  only  dau.  of  Roger  CConnot;  Esq.  of  Fort  Robert 
oo.  Cork,  and  niece  of  Gen.  Arthur  O'Ckmnor. 
in.  Thomas,  d,  at  GottsnbuiKh. 

L  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Hennesey,  Esq.  of  Killavullen. 
IL  Maiigaret  m.  her  cousin,  Robert  CMahoney,  of  BalU- 
namona. 
The  eldest  son, 

Stsphsw  Coppwosb,  Esq.  of  Carhue,  m.  in  1748,  Miss 
Mary  Goold,  of  Ahaballoge,  and  had  issue,  Thomas- 
Stsfhkk,  his  heir ;  Elisabeth,  m.  Denis  O'Leary,  Esq.,  com- 
monly  called  "  The  CLeary."    The  only  son, 

Thomas  •  Btkphsh  ComiroEn,  Esq.  of  Carhue,  «a.  in 
1788,  Helena,  dau.  of  Geeflk«y-0.  Hanlahan,  Esq.,  and  had 


L  Srarasif ,  the  present  head  of  the  fiunily. 
n.  Thomas,  of  Sandy  Hill,  m.  in  18M.  Margaret  relict  of 
David  Bany,  Esq.  of  Macroom,  and  dau.  of  Owen  Mad- 
den, Esq.  of  Convoys  House,  and  left  issue,  one  son, 
Thomas-otbpbkii,  6.  1894,  who  suocseded  him  in  1887. 
ni.  Richard,  of  Green  Lodge,   m.   Anne,  only  dau.   of 
Btep^n  McCarthy,  Esq.  of  C<Mrk,  and  has  issuer 
I  Mary-Anne^  2  Margaret 

IT.  Dominiok,     \ 
Y.  William.        \d.  mum. 
L  Mary- Anne,    ' 
Mr.  Coppinger  d,  in  18S9,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  BnnaH  ComHoaa,  Esq.  of  LeenuMmt. 

Jrms— As.,  a  bull's  head,  arg. 

CreK— A  demi-Uon,  rampant 

Ifotto— Virtute  non  vi. 

fwt    Carhue  Hall  and  Leemountk  oow  Coik. 


CORBALLY  OF  CORBALTON  HALL. 

Corballt,  Matthew -Elias,  Esq.  of  Corbalton 
Hall,  cx>.  Heath,  J.P.,  high-Bheriff  in  1838,  and  M.P. 
for  the  CO.  Meath,  6.  in  April,  1797;  m.  17  June, 
1842,  Matilda,  only  dau.  of  Viscount  Gormanatown, 
by  Margaret  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Thomaa  Arthur,  2nd 
Viscount  Southwell  Mr.  CorbaUy  is  only  son  of  the 
late  Elias  Corbally,  of  Corbalton,  Esq.  by  Mary  his 
wife,  widow  of  I>^NKleridc  Netterville,  Esq.  of  Wood- 
brook,  CO.  Qalway.  He  has  one  sister,  Louisa,  m.  in 
1817,  to  the  present  Earl  of  FingalL 

4tal— Corbalton  Hall,  eo.  Meath. 


CORBET  OF  SUNDORNR 

CoRBBiv  Andrew- WiLUAM,  Esq.  of  Sundome  Cas- 
tle, CO.  Salop,  6.  22  Sept  1801 ;  m.  14  June,  1823, 
Maiy-Emma,  dau.  of  John  Hill,  Esq.,  and  sister  of 
Sir  Rowland  Hill,  Bart  of  Hawkestone. 

ILiltM0f  •— This  is  a  prindpal  brwioh  ot  ths  grsat 
Norman  family,  whose  ancestor,  Rooer  Cobbst,  accom- 
panied William  L  to  the  Conquest  of  England. 

William  Corbr,  the  eldest  son  of  Boger,  was  seated  at 
Wattlesborough.    His  2nd  son, 

Sim  RoBBRT  CoBBR,  Kut.,  had  for  his  inherltsnce  the 
eastls  and  estates  of  Cans,  with  a  large  portion  of  his  fiather's 
domains.    He  was  fhther  of 

RoBKBT  CoBBBT,  slso  of  Csus  Csstls,  who  acoompaniod 
RiOHABD  I.  to  the  iiogo  of  Acre,  and  then  bore  for  arms  the 
two  ravens,  ss  now  borne  by  all  his  desoendants.  From  this 
Robert  derived  the  Cobbets  qf  Leffk-Juxta-Caiu,  for  centiules 
one  of  the  leading  fiunilies  in  Shropshire.  Thdr  represent** 
tive  in  the  18th  century, 

Andrxw  Cobbr,  Esq.  of  Leigh  and  Adbright  Hussey, 
succeeded  in  1740,  by  the  devise  of  his  kinsman,  Corbet 
Kynaston,  Esq.,  to  the  Sundome  and  other  extensive 
estates  in  Shropidiirs.  Dying  «.  p.,  15  April,  1741,  he  was  $. 
by  his  brother, 

JoHV  CoBBR,  Esq.  of  Sundome,  Adbright  Hussey,  Ac., 
who  sold  the  ancient  patrimony  of  Legh.  He  m.  1st. 
Frances,  dau.  of  Robert  Plgott,  Esq.  of  Chetwynd,  and 
Sndly,  Barbara-Letitia,  dau.  of  John  Mytton,  Esq.  of  Hal- 
ston.  By  the  latter  he  had  two  sons,  Jomr,  his  heir,  and 
Andrew,  a  lieut.-col.  in  the  army ;  and  one  dau.,  Mary-Eli- 
labeth,  in.  to  Shr  John-Kynaston  Powell,  Bart  Mr.  Corbet 
d.  in  1759,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,       ^^  ^ 

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JoHif  CoRBBT,  Esq.  of  Sundome,  M.P.  for  Shrewsbuiy, 
from  1774  to  1780,  and  high-sheriff  of  Salop  in  1793.  Ho  m. 
1st,  Emraa-EIIzabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Cliarlton  Leighton,  Bart, 
aud  by  her  (who  d.  19  Sopt.  1797)  had  one  son  and  one  dau., 
yiz.,  John-Kjmaston,  d.  22  April,  1806,  aged  16;  and  Emma, 
«ii.  to  Sir  Richard  Puleeton.  Bart.,  19  Feb.  1800.  Hem. 
2ndl7,  Anne,  2nd  dan.  of  the  Rev,  William  Pigott,  of  Bdg- 
mond,  in  Salop,  and  had  issue,  Andbbw-Wiluam,  now  of 
Bundome ;  Drydon-Robert ;  Vincent;  KjuBMtoa ;  and  Aima- 
bella.    Mr.  Corbet  d.  19  May,  1817. 

.^mu— Or,  two  ravens,  in  pale,  ppr. 
Crul — An  elephant-and-casUe,  ppr. 
.    Motto— Deua  pascit  corvos. 

Seat — Sundome  Castle,  near  Shrewsbuxy. 


CORBETT  OF  ELSHAM  AND  DARNHALL. 

CoRBETT,  Thomas- Qborgb,  E8(|.  of  Elsham,  oo. 
Lincoln,  and  of  Damhall,  in  Cheshire,  formerly  M.P. 
for  Lincolnshire,  $.  his  father  3  Feb.  1832;  tn. 
15  Dec  1836,  Lady  Mary-N.  Beauclerk,  sister  of  the 
Diike  of  St.  Albans,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Bleanor-Blanche-Maxy.  n.  SybU-EUxabeth. 

%itltEfSt» — ^WiLUAM  CoRBSTT,  Secretary  to  the  Admi- 
ralty (son  of  Thomas  Corbet,  of  Xash,  oo.  Pembroke,  and 
grandson  of  Robert,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Vincent  Corbet,  Knt.  of 
Moreton  Corbet),  m.  Eleanor,  dau,  and  co-heir  of  Col.  John 
Jones,  of  Nantcies,  co.  Cardigan,  by  whom  he  had  three 
sons. 

Thomas  Oohuer,  Esq.  of  Damhall,  oo.  Chester,  gnmdson 
of  William,  being  son  of  his  Sid  son,  William,  cashier  of  the 
navy,  m.  Elizabeth,  only  child  and  heir  of  Humphrey  Edwin, 
Esq.  of  St.  Albans,  oo.  Herts,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William  Thompson,  of  Elsham,  co.  Unooln,  Esq.,  and  had 
issue, 

I.  William,  his  heir. 

II  Edwinuwho  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  the  late  John  Blackburn, 
Esq.  of  Hale,  H.P.  for  the  county  of  Lancaster,  and  has 
issue,  Edwin,  aud  several  other  children. 

Mr.  Corbett  d.  18  Dec.  1808,  and  was  §.  by  his  son, 

William  Cobbbtt.  Eeq.  of  Damhall,  took  the  name  and 
arms  of  Thompsoit,  in  addition  to  those  of  Corbktt,  20  July, 
1810.  He  m.  in  1794,  Jane-Eleanor,  eldest  dau.  of  General 
Ainslie,  and  niece  of  the  late  Sir  Robert  AinsUe,  Bart.,  am- 
bassador to  the  Otroman  Porte,  and  by  her  had  (with  otlier 
iflsueX  the  present  Thomas- Qbobok  Corbstt,  Esq.  of 
Elsham,  who  $.  his  father  in  the  family  estates,  8  Feb.  1832; 
Andrew-Robert,  in  holy  orders,  roctor  of  South  Willingham, 
Lancashire,  who  m.  Marian,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Matthew- 
White  Ridley,  Bart,  and  has  a  mm  and  two  daus. ;  and 
Caroline-Arabdla,  m.  to  Miy}or  Philip  Saudilands,  royal 
horse-artillery. 

^mw— Or,  a  raven,  ppr. 
Creat — An  elephant-and-caatie,  ppr. 
Motto — Deus  pascit  corvos. 

&»(»— Klidiam,  in  the  county  of  Lincoln;  and  DamhaU,  in 
the  county  of  Chester. 

CORBETT  OP  LONGNOR  AND  LEIGHTON. 

Corbett,  Panton,  Esq.  of  Longnor  and  Leighton, 
00.  Salop,  formerly  M.P.  for  Shrewsbury. 

SrtneaSf .— This  ftunily  of  CorbeU  is  a  branch  of  the 
great  Shropshire  fkmily  of  Cobbett  (or  Cobbkt)  qf  Moreton 
Corbel. 

Sib  Edwabd  Cobbbtt,  of  Longnor,  and  of  Leighton,  Knt., 
was  created  a  Baronet  in  1642.  Tlie  senior  branch  of  the 
line  expired  in  1774  with  Shr  Richard  CorbeU,  Bt ,  whereupon 
the  title  devolved  upon  Charles  Corbett,  of  London,  greats 
giTmdson  of  Thomas,  the  2nd  son  of  the  first  Baronet ;  but 
the  estates  were  devised  by  Sir  Richard  Corbett,  in  1774,  to 
his  iHtiamAn,  Robert  Flint,  great-grandson  (maternally)  of 
Waties  Corbett,  the  youngest  brother  of  the  said  Thomas, 
and  upon  the  death,  without  issue,  of  Robert  Corbett, 
(Mr.  Flint  having  taken  that  name,)  descended  to  his 
nephew, 

Thb  Rkv.  Josbph  Pltmlbt,  ardhdeaoon  of  Salop,  only 
son  and  heir  of  Joseph  Plymley,  Esq.,  who  d.  in  1802,  in  his 
eighty-sixth  year,  by  Diana  his  1st  wife,  dau.  of  John 
Flint,  Esq.,  and  Jamb  his  wife,  dau.  of  Watios  Corbett,  Esq. 
of  Elton.  Archdeacon  Plymley  assumed  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Cobbbtt  in  1804.  He  m.  twice :  his  2nd  wife, 
Matty,  3rd  dau.  of  Dansey  Dansey,  Esq.  of  Brinsop,  oo. 
Hereford,  d.  in  1812,  aged  40.  He  d.  22  June,  1838,  agod79, 
240 


and  was  $.  by  his  son,  the  present  Pamtov  Cobbbtt,  of 
Longnor  and  Leighton,  Esq. 

J rm^— Or,  two  ravens,  in  pale,  ppr.,  within  a  bordure  en- 
grailed, sa.,  bezants. 

Cral^A  raven,  ppr.,  with  a  holly-branch  in  its  bill,  vert, 
fructed,  gu. 

Srat«— Longnor  and  Leifi^ton,  co.  Salop. 


CORBETT  OF  ADMINGTON  HALL. 

HoLLAND-CoBBBTT,  COBBFFT,  Esq.  of  Admington 
HaU^  CO.  Gloucester,  J.P.,  5.  in  1794;  tn.  in  1829, 
Louisa,  7th  dau.  of  the  late  John  Elmslie,  Esq.  uf 
London.  This  gentleman,  son  of  Frands  Holland, 
Esq.  of  Orossthome,  co.  Worcester,  by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Michael  Oorbett^  Esq.  of  Quinton,  co.  Glou- 
cester, assumed  by  letters-patent^  2  May,  1839,  the 
additional  surname  and  arms  of  Corbett,  on  suc- 
ceeding his  maternal  imcle,  Michael  Corbett,  Esq., 
in  the  Admington  Hall  estate.  He  has  one  brothor 
and  five  sisters,  viz., 

X.  Frands-Holland,  Esq.  of  Crowthotne,  near  Fershere. 

00.  Worcester,  J.P.,  who  m.  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  tha 

late  —  Wany,  Esq.  of  co.  Somerset,  and  has  issue  two 

sons  and  a  dau.,  vis., 

1  FrandsDermock.  2  Corbett. 

1  Jane-Corbett. 

I.  Maria-Corbett,  m.  to  Frederick  Vandebuigh.  Esq.,  M.D.» 
of  Liverpool. 

II.  Mary-Anne. 

III.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  —  Addame,  Esq.  of  oo.  Somerset, 
rv.  Susan,  m.  to  J.-T.  Addam,  Esq.  of  Cheltenham. 

T.  Caroline,  m.  to  Charies  Best,  Esq.  of  ca  Worcester. 

.<lrm»— Arg.,  two  ravens,  in  pale^  sa.,  ohazged  on  the  body 
with  three  ermine  spot%  two  and  one,  or ;  a  bordure,  gu., 
besant^ 

Orttt—A  raven,  sa.,  with  three  ermine  spots,  or;  in  the 
beak  a  sprig  of  hoUy. 

iSeat— Admington  Hall,  near  Campdan,  co.  Qlouoester. 


CORNEWALL  OF  DELBURY. 

Cornewall,  Hebbert,  Esq.  of  Dclbury,  co.  Selop, 
b.  in  1794 ;  wt.  Charlotte,  2nd  dau.  of  General  Lord 
Charles-Henry  Somerset,  governor  of  Uie  Cs^te  uf 
Good  Hope,  by  ElizabeUi  his  wife,  sister  of  the  late 
Earl  of  Devon,  and*  has, 

I.  HcRBKBT-SoMEBSET-HAinLTOW,  b.  at  Qoebeo,  7  Dec 
1820.  lieut.  in  the  rifle  brigade. 

n.  Frederlo-Talbot,  b.  2  Sept  1828,  ensign  in  the  12th 
regt  of  Bombay  native  infantry. 

X.  Charlotte-Henrietta.        n.  EUsabeth.        m.  Cedl 

ImintK^t* — ^Richard,  King  of  the  Romans,  and  Earl 
of  Cornwall  and  Poictou,  2nd  son  of  John,  King  of  England, 
by  his  8rd  wife,  Isabel,  sister  and  heir  of  Aymer,  Earl  of 
Angouldme,  m.  Sauchia,  3rd  dau.  of  Raymond,  Bail  of 
Provence,  sister  of  Queen  Eleanor,  wife  of  HaioiT  UI. ;  and 
by  her  had  two  sons,  Edmund,  Earl  of  Cornwall,  who  la. 
Maiigraret,  dau.  of  Richard  de  Clare.  Earl  of  Gloucester,  and 
d.  $.  p.  in  1300 ;  and  Ridiard  de  Comewall,  who  was  dain 
at  the  siege  of  Berwick  in  1206.  Richard,  Earl  of  Cornwall 
and  Poictou,  d.  at  Berkhampstead  in  1279,  having  had, 
becddes,  throe  natural  ehUdren-^vu^,  a  dau.  Isabrtla,  m.  to 
Maurice,  Lord  Berkeley,  of  Berkeley  Castle,  and  two  sons, 
Richard,  ancestor  of  the  family  of  the  Comewalls,  Barons 
of  Burford ;  and  Walter.    The  elder  son, 

Richard  db  Cornewall,  had  the  manor  of  Thunnock. 
in  Lincolnshire,  fh>m  Edmund,  Earl  of  Cornwall,  8th 
Edward  I.,  anno  1280.  He  was  ancestor  of  the  Comewalls, 
Barons  of  Burford,  the  senior  line  of  which  family  is  now 
represented  by  the  heir-general,  GBORaB-CoairawAix  Laou, 
Esq.  of  High  Legh,  Cheshire. 

Sir  Rowlakd  (or  Sir  Richard)  Corkbwall,  of  Berrlng- 
CO.  Hereford  (2nd  son  of  Thomas  Comewall,  Baron  of  Bur- 
ford, by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  Rowland 
Lenthall,  Knt  of  Hampton  Court,  oo.  Hereford),  was 
father  of 

Sir  Righard  Corkkwall,  Knt  of  Benrington,  who  m. 
Jane.  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Simon  llllbome,  Esq.  of  Til- 
lington,  CO.  Hereford,  and  had  a  son. 

Sir  Oborqe  Cornewall,  of  Benington,  who  m.  Mary, 
sister  of  Edmond,  Lord  Chandoe,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

HuMPHRET  Cornewall,  Esq.  of  Berrington,  who  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Bradsbaw,  Esq.  of  Fresteign,  oo. 


Digitized  by  VjOOQI, 


COR 

lUdnor.  and  by  ber  had  inue.  Mr.  Comewall  served  the 
ofBoe  <»f  high-«heriir  for  oo.  Hereford,  9th  Jamss  I.  He  d, 
in  1603,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Cobncwjlli^  Esq.  of  Benington,  who  m.  Mary, 
dan.  of  William  Barnaby,  Bsq.  of  The  Hill,  oo.  Worcester, 
and  l^  her  had  issue,  Humphkkt,  his  heir;  Coningsby, 
bapi.  81  May,  1990,  and  Bdward  (Colonel),  of  Moocas  and 
Bredwardine  Castle,  ancestor  of  the  Gobhswalls  t/  Moeeat, 
Barte.    The  eldest  son, 

HuvpHRET  CoBNSWALL,  Esq.  of  Bonlngton,  b.  in  1616.  m, 
Anne  Skinner,  of  Thornton  College,  oo.  TJnnoTn,  and  had 
iasoe.    The  eldest  son, 

BoBBBT  CoBvswALL,  Esq.  of  Berrlngton  and  Ludlow, 
&.  in  1646,  f».  Edith  Comwallis,  of  Abermarlee,  oo.  Cbt- 
mmrihftn,  and  by  her  (who  d.  15  July,  1096)  had,  with  other 
issue,  Charies,  of  Benington,  bapt  9  Aug.  1669,  viee-adm. 
B,N.,  fiatber  of  Jacobs  Cobkkwall,  whose  son,  Chablss- 
IfALntAM  CoBviewAix^  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons, 
d.i.p.  1789.     His  4th  son. 

Ths  Rsv.  Fbbderiok  Coritkwall^  M.A.  of  St.  John's 
Ocdloge,  Ocunbridge,  was  yioar  of  Bromfield  forty-six  years. 
He  m.  Eliaabeth  Tzioe,  of  oo.  Huntingdon,  and  d.  in  1748, 
baring  had,  besides  a  dau.  Franoes,  and  a  son,  Robert, 
who  d.  in  1705.  another  son, 

Fbsdkbick  Cokhswaix,  Esq.  of  Delbmy,  oapt.  R.N.,  b. 
in  1706.  who  is.  Maiy,  dau.  of  Francis  Herbert,  Esq.  of 
L«dk>w  (flrst-eousin  to  the  1st  Earl  of  PowisX  of  Oakley 
Baric  By  this  lady,  Capt  Comewall  (whose  will  was 
proved  19  Nov.  1788)  bad  two  sons,  Fredariok,  M.P.  for 
Lodlow,  who  cL  <.  p.  in  178S,  and 

Titx  Rrv.  FoLLtor-HBEBurr-WALKSB  CoBinnrALL,  D.D., 
■nccessively  Bishop  of  Bristol,  Hereford,  and  Worcester. 
He  «».  Anne,  dan.  of  the  Hon.  Geoige  Hamilton,  youngest 
son  of  James,  Earl  of  Aberoom,  and  by  her  (who  d.  26  Deo. 
1795)  had  inoa, 

L  Frederick-Hamilton,  of  Delbui7,  bi^  there  15  Oct 
1791,  who  m.  Fanny-Hanriet»  eldest  dau.  of  St  Geoive 
CaulfoikL  Esq.  of  Donamon  Castle,  oo.  Roscommon,  by 
Frances  his  wife  (dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Crofton,  Bart,  and 
Baroness  of  Crofton  in  her  own  right),  and  by  her  had 
two  dans., 

1  Henrietta,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Spencer  Lyttelton,  son  of 
William,    8rd   Baron  Lyttelton,   by  the  Lady  Sarah 
Speneer.  his  wife,  dau.  of  Ctootge^  1st  Earl  Spencer. 
S  Mary-Fanny. 

n.  Hbbbbbt,  now  of  Delbuiy. 

Dr.  Comewall  d.  at  Hartkbury,  5  Sept  1881,  aged  77. 

Arm»    Aig.,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu.,  ducaUy  crowned,  or, 
within  a  borbura,  engrailed,  aa ,  bezants 
&a<— Delbuxy,  near  Ludlow. 


CORNISH  OF  BLACK  HALL. 

CoBKiBH,  James,  Esq.  of  Black  Hall,  co.  Devon,  h. 
25  Aug.  1792 ;  m.  25  Aug.  1840,  Elizabeth-Anne, 
dau.  of  C;apt  Robert  Hall,  R.M.,  by  Elizabeth- Anne 
Churchill  hit  wife,  a  co-heireas  of  Peter  Churchill, 
Esq.  of  Dawlish,  J.  P.  for  Devon,  and  has  had  issue, 

L  JAina-HunBT,  6. 18  Oct.  1847.  d.  80  Nov.  1849. 

I.  Eliabeth-Anne.  u.  Esther^Prisdlla. 

SrtntaSt. — ^The  late  Jambs  Cobnish,  Esq.  of  Black 
Han  (eldest  son  of  James  Cornish,*  M.D.  of  Totnes,  eldest 
son  of  James  Cornish,  Esq.  of  Teignmouth,  by  Margaret  his 
wife,  dau.  of  the  B«v.  William  Floyer,  a  desceodant  of 
Nldudas  Wadham,  founder  of  Wadham  College,  OxfordX 
d.  at  Black  Hall,  5  Oct  1837,  and  was  buried  at  North 
Huish,  Devon.  By  PrisoUla  his  wife,  who  d.  13  April,  1833, 
be  had  issue. 

Jambs,  now  of  Black  Hall. 

William-Fl<yyer,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  banister-at-law,  d. 
26  Aug.  1830,  aged  29. 

Esther,  of  Blackmore  Hall,  Sidmouth. 

Sarah,  of  Blackmore  Hall,  d.  mm. 

Charlotte^  d.  m^m. 

SUzabeth-Rbodes,  wilb  of  Charies-John  Comiah,  Esq.  of 
Saleombe  Houae^  Devon,  d.  there,  5  Nov.  1853. 

^rms— 8a.,  a  dtevron,  embattled,  or,  between  three  roses, 


Crtd^A 


-A  ComiBh  chough,  ppr. 
Stirt— Black  HaU,  Joybridge. 


CORNISH  OF  MARAZION. 
CoRinsH,  WiLLLAM,  Eaq.  of  Maraaion,  co.  Cornwall, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  1783 ;  m.  in  1808,  Honor,  dau.  of 


*  JanMS  Cornish's  only 
Ist  Lord  TB^B;nmouth. 
241 


V  Chariotte,  m.  1785,  John, 


COR 

Francis  Colo,  Esq.,  post-captain  RN.,  and  niece  of 
Sir  Christopher  Cole,  K.C.B.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William.  n.  John. 

in.  Francis,  97th  regt  nr.  Charles. 

V.  Edward. 

I.  Jane,  m.  to  James  Clayton,  Esq.,  lieut  ItN. 

u.  Harriet-Cole,  m.  to  Walter  lindesay,  Esq.  of  Dublin, 
baiTister-at-law. 

m.  Honor-Cole,  m.  to  George  Oahan,  Esq.,  Heut.  R.N. 

IV.  Frances,  m.  to  William  Came,  Esq.  of  Penzance. 

V.  Philippa.  VI.  Elisabeth. 

^r.  Cornish  is  only  sui'viving  son  of  William  Cornish, 
Esq.,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas-Saunders 
Allen,  Esq.,  and  grandson,  by  Frances  James  his 
wife,  of  William  Cornish,  Esq.,  son  of  William  Cor- 
nish, Esq. 

Arm»    Sa.,  a  chevron,  embattled,  or,  between  three  roses, 

Crett—A  Cornish  chough,  sa.,  wings  endorsed,  beaked  and 
lamed,  vu.,  standing  on  a  branch  of  olive^  ppr. 
00a^-Olarasion,  co.  ComwaU. 


CORNOCK  OF  CROMWELLSFORT. 

CORNOCK,  Isaac,  Esq.  of  Cromwellsfort,  co.  Wex- 
ford, an  officer  14ih  light  dragoons.    ' 

Xritieage.— Isaac  Cornook,  Esq.  of  Cork,  only  son  of 
Jacob  Comock,  who  went  in  Cbomwbll's  army  to  Ireland, 
and  grandson  of  CoL  Isaac  Comock,  slain  at  Naseby,  1545, 
fa.  22  June,  1685,  Hannah,  only  child  of  the  d)ove- 
named  Lieut -Colonel  Corbett,  by  whom  he  acquired  the 
grants  made  to  her  father,  bx  the  vicinity  of  Ferns,  co. 
Wexford,  where  he  resided.  Isaac  Comtek's  will  was 
proved  in  Dublin  in  1691,  and  he  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Isaac  Cobnook,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Cork,  6.  in  1587,  who 
m.  23  Sept  1798,  Mary,  daa  of  Joseph  Jervoioe,  Esq.  of 
Brade,  oo.  Cork.  His  will  was  proved  in  Dublin,  in  1725. 
His  only  son, 

Zaohabiah  Cornook,  Esq.  of  KOcassane,  co.  Wexford,  ft. 
1709,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Bartholomew  Thomas, 
rector  of  Ferns,  co.  Wexford,  and  d  81  Deo.  1740.  His  only 
son, 

CAPTAnr  Isaac  Cobnook,  b.  Aug.  1739,  m.  10  Oct  1754, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Frands  Wheeler,  of  Motabeg,  co.  Wexford, 
great-grandson  of  CoL  Frands  Wheder,  of  Cromwell's  army, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  2  Aug.  1779)  had  issue, 

Zaohabiah,  his  heir. 

Franoes.  6.  Aug.  1765,  d.  wnm.  25  March.  1783. 

Mary,  ft.  7  May,  17n,  fa.  5  March,  1789,  John  Hawkes, 
Esq.  of  Grange,  co.  Cork,  and  had  issue. 
G^;ytain  Isaac  Comock  d.  30  Nov.  1808,  and  was  $.  by  his 
only  son. 

The  Rbv.  Zaohabiah  Cobnook,  of  Cromwellsfort,  J.  P., 
ft.  3  March,  1770,  who  ta.  17  Feb.  1815,  Charlotte,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Burgh,  Esq.  of  Bert,  co.  Kildue,  and  sister  of  the 
present  Lord  Downee,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1  Sept.  1827)  baa 


Isaac;  lieut.  14th  light  dragoons. 
Thomas-Burgh,  d,  2  June,  1829. 
Zachariah-Buxgh. 

Seo^— Cromwellsfort  near  Wexford. 


CORRANCE  OP  PARHAM  HALL. 

CoRRANOB,  Frederick,  Esq.  of  Parham  Hall,  co. 
Suffolk,  m.  27  Sept.  1819,  Frances-Anne,  3rd  dau.  of 
William  Woodley,  Esq.,  governor  of  Berbice,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Fbxdbbiok-Snowdxn,  late  of  the  11th  Hussars,  ft.  17  Jan. 
1822. 

n.  Charles-Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  ft.  7  March,  1828. 

m.  Heniy-William,  ft.  80  April,  1828. 

IV.  George-Edward,  an  officer  78th  regt..  ft.  9  April,  1890. 

I.  Frances-Aime,  d.  2  June,  1830. 

n.  Louisa^ane. 
Mr.  Corrance  assumed,  16  May,  1837,  the  surname 
of  CORRAKCB,  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic,  White. 

litltafff  • — Snowden  Whttb,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  Notting- 
ham, eldest  son  and  heir  of  Snowden  White,  Esq.  of  Newton 
Flottman,  co.  Norfolk,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Dr.  Latham,  of  Derbyshire,  and  grsndson  of  Samuel  White^ 
Esq.  of  St  Itss,  who  was  a  younger  son  of  Thomas  White, 


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COS 

Esq.  of  Plrtx>n,  oo.  Herts,  an  officer  in  the  pariiamentary 
army,  m.  in  1782,  his  cousin.  Mary  Coriukoje,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Major  John  Ck)RRAKOE,  a  diRtingiiishod  officer  at 
Dettingen,  Fontenoy,  and  Oulloden,  son  of  Ricliard  Comuioe, 
2nd  Bon  of  Jolin  Corranoe,  of  Bendleeham,  whose  ancestor 
was  Allen  Urren,  afi(u  Corrance,  citizen  of  London,  to  whom 
arms  were  granted,  27  Feb.  1619.  By  this  lady  he  left  at 
his  decease,  in  1797,  an  only  son  and  heir,  Prederiok,  who 
is  the  present  representative,  having  s.  his  mother,  and  as- 
sumed the  surname  of  Corranos. 

Armt—Arg.,  on  a  chevron,  between  three  ravens,  sa.,  three 
leopftrds'  faces,  or. 

Crtit—K  raven  holding  with  his  dexter  daw  an  escutcheon, 
SR,  ohaiged  with  a  leopard's  fiMe,  or. 

^a(— ^Parham  HaU.  JtencUnctf— Loudham  Hall,  both  in 
00.  Stiflblk. 


CORRY  OF  NBWRY. 

CoBRT,  I8A1.0,  Esq.  of  Abbey  Yard,  Newiy,  Co. 
Down,  J.P.  and  D.K,  6.  8  May,  1810 ;  m,  Jan.  18i0» 
Ellis,  2nd  dau.  of  Henry  Ryan,  Bsq.  of  Kilfisra,  Kil- 
kenny, and  has  issue, 

I.  Trxvor,  fr.  9  Jan.  18M. 

I.  Ellis-Louisa.  n.  Anne-Adelaide. 

m.  Lara.  rr.  Charlotte. 

Y.  Franoes. 

Eineaffe.— The  late  Trxtor  Corbt,  Esq.  of  Newry.  m. 
July,  1809,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Savage  Hall.  Esq. 
of  Narrow  Water,  oo.  Down,  and  by  her  (who  d.  24  April, 
1862)  had  issue, 

Isaac,  now  of  Abbey  Yard,  Newry. 

Savage-Hall,  lieut.  17th  legt.,  d.  in  India. 

Edward-Smyth.  Trevor,  d.  186S. 

Mary-Catherine^  d.  in  1818. 

Loui8a-Bai1>ara»  si.  to  Capt.  O.-T.  Evans  (74thregi.X  of  Ash- 
hill  Towers,  co.  limeriOE. 

Mary-Steuartk  m.  to  the  Bev.  J.-C.  Quinn,  of  Beech  Hill, 
CO.  Down. 

Mr.  Cony  d.  22  July,  1888. 

Arm$—^»^,  on  a  chevron,  or,  between  three  dngonlT  heads 
erased,  three  estoiles. 

Crttb—OMt  of  a  ducal  ooronet»  a  dragon's  head,  between  two 
wings. 

1/oMo— Oripe  Cast 

£eat— Abbey  Yard,  Newry. 


CORSELLIS  OF  WYVENHOE  HALU 

OoBSELLis,  KiOHOLAfrO^fiSAB,  Esq.  of  Wyvenhoe 
Hall,  Essex. 

The  estate  of  Wyvenhoe  was  acquired  by  the 
funily  of  Corsellis,  by  purchase,  about  the  time  of 
the  Restoration,  from  the  Townsbends,  ^ho  had 
bought  it  from  Edward  Be  Yere,  l^th  Earl  of 
Oxford. 
iSiai— Wyvenhoe  HaU,  near  Colchester. 


CX)RYTON  OF  PENTILLIE  CASTLE. 

CoRTTON,  Augustus,  Esq.  of.  P«fttiUie  Castle^  oo. 
Cornwall,  h,  80  Jan.  1809. 

Ktlf  ASf  • — ^EuzABVTH  CoBTtDir  (elder  dan.  and  even- 
tual  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Coryton,  1st  Bart  of  CorytcMi  and 
Newton  Ferrars),  inherited,  as  eo-heir  with  her  sister  Anne, 
wife  of  John  Peter,  Esq.,  the  representatkm  of  the  aneient 
Aonfly  of  Coryton.  She  m.  Wflliam  Qoodall,  JBsq.  of  Fowey, 
and  had  a  son  and  successor, 
JoHxr  Good  ALL,  Esq.,  whose  son  and  heir, 
Pbtkb  Goodall,  Esq.,  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of 
CoaTTOV.    He  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1756,  ^r  his  son, 

John  Corttov,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary  Jemima,  only  dau. 
and  heiress  of  James  TiUie,  Esq.  of  Pentillie  Castle,  and  was 
t.  by  his  son, 

JoBK-TiLLiB  CoBTTON,  Esq.  of  Pentillie  Castle,  b.  4  April, 
1773,  m.  15  Aug.  1803,  Elisabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  Admiral  the 
Hon.  John-Leveson  ciower,  and  had  issue, 
William.  6.  17  Feb.  1807,  m.  Harriet-Sophia,  dau.  of  Mon- 
taftu-Edmund  Parkes,  Esq.,  and  d.  17  May.  1836.    His 
widow  m.  2Ddly,  in  1842.  Edmimd,  Eatl  of  Moxiey. 
APGuarus.  now  of  Pentillie. 
Henry.  6.  28  March,  1810. 

Granville,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Oct.  1845,  Jessie,  dan.  of 
F.  King,  Esq.«  b.  80  Maj,  1816. 
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COS 

Geoige  Edward,  b.  1  Feb.  1819.  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Chai'Ies  Phlllott,  rector  of  Prome,  and  has  issue. 
Frederick,  b.  4  March.  1824,  d.  1  March,  1830. 
Jemima,  d.  10  tSepL  1853. 
Mary-Anne,  d.  4  May,  1848. 
Charlotte .  Elizabeth. 

Mr.  Coryton  d.  Sept.  1843. 

Armt—krg.f  a  saltier,  sa. 
Creat — A  lion,  passant,  j?u. 
<Seae— Pentillie  Castle,  ComwaU. 


COSBY  OF  STRADBALLY. 

Cosby,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Stradbally  Hall,  Queen's 
County. 

EinCXflr.— The  family  of  Cosby  is  of  S.ixon  origin,  and 
is  stated  to  hate  posaessed  the  lordship  of  Cosby,  oo.  Lei- 
oester,  previously  to  the  Norman  Conquest.  It  first  became 
settled  in  Ireland  ttmp.  Queen  Mabt. 

FBAKOn  CoBBiB,  the  patrlaroh  of  the  £unily  in  Ireland,  a 
man  flEuned  for  personal  courage  as  well  as  civil  and  military 
talents,  became  an  active  defender  of  the  Pale,  anil  was  ap- 
pointed, 14  Feb.  1558,  General  of  the  Kerne,  a  poet  of  great 
importance  in  those  ttmes.  Fiands  Cosbie  had,  Albxakdbb. 
faiheritor  of  the  estates ;  Heniy,  who  d.  before  his  (kther 
settled  ui  Ireland  ;  Arnold,  who  served  under  Robert,  Earl 
of  Leioeeter,  with  great  reputation  hi  the  Low  Countries, 
iumo  1586,  with  the  oelebrated  Sir  Phil^  Sidney,  and  was 
at  the  battle  of  Zutphen ;  Catherine,  m.  to  Archibald  Moor, 
Esq.,  but  d.  iasuelesa  Francis  Cosbie  eventually  fell  at  the 
battle  of  Glendalough,  at  the  head  of  the  Kerne,  whom  he 
vaUaatly  led  to  the  charge,  although  then  seventy  yeara  of 
aga    He  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Alexavdeb  Cosbie,  Esq.  of  Stradbally  Abbey,  who  seems 
to  have  been  engi^ped  during  the  whole  of  his  time  in  war- 
fkrewith  the  O'Mores.     He  m.  Doboas,  dau.  of  Wiluah 
Stdnet,"  Esq.  of  Otford,  hi  Kent,  and  had  fifteen  children. 
This  lady,  who  had  been  one  of  the  maids  of  honour  to 
Queen  Elizabeth,  obtained,  through  her  influential  connex- 
ions at  Court,  grante  hi  Ireland  (hi  Leix)  so  extensive  that, 
at  one  period,  the  fiamily  were  the  territorial  lorda  of  more 
than  a  moiety  of  the  Queen's  County.    The  issue  of  Alex- 
ander Cosby  and  Dorcas  Sydney  were, 
Fbancib,  6. 1  Jan.  1751,  captain  of  the  Kerne,  who  fWl  iBa- 
medUtely  after  his  Ikther,  at  the  batUe  of  Stiadbally 
Bridge,  on  19  May,  1590,  leavmg  by  his  wife,  Hellen  Har- 
poleTwho  m,  2u<Hy,  Sir  Thomas  Loftus,  of  Kiliian.  in  the 
King^s  County),  an  infant  child,  William,  6.  in  1596^  who 
$.  him. 

RiOHABD,  successor  to  his  nephew. 
Charles,  6.  12  S^  1585,  m.  a  dau.  of  the  Loftos  Cunily. 
Arnold,  5.  20  Jtme,  1591.  settled  in  the  oo.  Cavan,  and 
planted  a  branch  of  the  family  there. 
Mable,  b.  12  Aug.  1598,  ».  to  George  Hazpole,  Esq.  of 
Shrule^  in  the  Queen's  County,  and  d,  in  1632,  leaving 
issue. 

Rose,  6.  in  the  Queen's  house,  at  Otford,  in  Kent,  20  Nov. 
1582,  said  to  huve  m.  a  Lord  Howth. 
Alexander  Cosby,   who  was  slain  in  a  battle  with  the 
O'Mores,  vnw  «.,  although  for  a  fsw  minutes  only,  by  hia 
eldest  son, 

Fbancis  Cosbt,  Esq.  of  StiadboUy  Abbey,  who  being 
slain,  as  stated  above,  never  enjoyed  the  inheritance,  but 
left  it  to  his  hifimt  child, 

Willlui  Cobby,  Esq.  of  Stradbally  Abbey,  who  d.  young, 
when  the  estates  reverted  to  his  uncle, 

RiOHABD  Cosbt,  Esq.,  Who  thus  became  of  Stradbally 
Abbey,  and  veas  Captahi  of  the  Keme.  He  entirely  defeated 
the  O'Mores,  and  avenged  his  father's  and  brother^  deaths. 
By  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sh-  Robert  Pigot,  of  Dysert, 
Captahi  Cosby  had,  vrith  a  dau.,  Dorcas,  m.  to  William 
Loftus,  Esq.  of  Ballymann,  four  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 
Alexandbb,  was  his  heir;  and  the  2nd,  Frands,  M.P.,  6,  in 
1612,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Loftus,  of  Killyan.  and 
had  issue,  1  ALEXAWbEB,  successor  to  his  uncle ;  2  Thomas, 
of  Vioarstown,  who  i».  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  WilUam  Smith, 
and  d.  hi  1718  (his  great-grandson,  Thomas  Oosbt,  of  Vicars- 
town,  eventually  hiherited  Stradbally);  and  8  Sydney,  of 
BaUymanus,  who  d,  hi  1716,  leaving  issue.  Richard  Cosby 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Albxakdbb  Cosbt,  Esq.  of  Stradbally,  b.  8  Feb.  1610, 
who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sh:  Francis  SUngsby,  Knt.  of  Kil- 
more,  co.  Cork,  but,  dying  without  issue,  was  «.  by  his 
nephew. 


*  Grand-nephew  of  William  Sydney,  Lord  of  Cranleigh. 


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Almxamdwr  Coov,   Esq.   of  StncHMOlj  Hall,  who  m. 
Kli«ih<»th,  dau.  of  Henry  L'Estnmge,  Esq.  of  Moystown, 
King's  County,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1092)  he  had  iwue, 
L  Di7DLcr»  his  heir. 

XL  Henrv,  ci^  of  foot,  d.  in  Spain,  in  1715.    He  had  m.  a 
Hiss  Higgina. 

m.  Thomas,  mi^or  of  foot  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Heniy  Loftxu*, 
Esq.,  and  sister  of  Nicholas,  Viscount  Loftua^  of  Ely.  by 
whom  he  had  two  daus., 
1  Anne^  m.  to  Charies  Davis,  Esq.  2  Jane. 

IT.  Loftus,  o^yt  of  foot,  d.  at  Marseilles,  8  Jan.  1720. 
T.  Alexander,  heat-ool.  in  the  army,  and  lieut.'ffovenior 
of  NoTa  ScoUa,  where  he  d.  36  Dec.  1748.  leaying,  by  Anne 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Alexander  Winnard,  Esq.  of  Amiapolis, 
two  sons  and  two  daus.,  vis., 

1  William,  a  capt  in  the  army,  d.  of  the  smalHyoz,  at 
Whidsor,  in  1748. 

S  Pbillips,  who  eventually  inherited  Stradbolly. 
1  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Capt.  Foye. 
S  Mary,  m.  to  G^>t  Charles  CotterelL 
TL  William,  a  brigadlez^  general  in  the  army,  ooL  of  the 
Royal  Irish,  Governor  of  New  York  and  the  Jerseys, 

aioerry  to  the  Queen,  Ac,  m.  Oraoe,  sister  of  George 
ontague.  Earl  of  Halifax.  K.B.,  and  left  by  that  la^ 
(who^  26  Dec.  17«7j,  at  his  decease^  10  March*  178fl^  the 
following  issue^ 

1  William,  an  officer  in  the  army. 
8  Heni7,  R.N.,  d.  in  17&S. 

1  KUxaSeth.  m.  to  Lend  Augustus  Fitsroy,  8nd  son  of 
Charles,  Duke  of  Grafton. 
8  Qraoe^  m.  to  —  Murray,  Esq.  of  New  Tork. 
I.  Anne,  m.  to  William  Wall,  Esq.  of  Coolnamuok,  co. 
Waterford. 
D.  SUsabeth,  m.  toLiiot-Gen.  Biohsrd  FfailUpa,  Qovamor 
of  Nova  Scotia. 
ui.  Jane,  6.  in  1661. 
rr.  Dorcas,  m.  to  —  Forbes,  Esq. 

T.  Celia.  m.  to  William  Weldon,  £sq.  of  Boascumro^  in  the 
King's  County. 
Alexander  Cosby  d.  in  1004,  sad  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

DuDLBT  CosBT,  Esq.  of  Stradbally  Hall,  lieut-ooL  in  the 
army,  and  M.P.  for  the  Queen's  County.  He  «a.  Sarah, 
dan.  of  Periam  Pole,*  Esq.  of  Ballyfln,  in  that  shire,  and 
had.  Pout,  his  heir;  and  Sarah,  m.  to  Robert  Meredith, 
Eeq.  of  Shrowland.  in  Kildare.  Colonel  Cosby  d.  24  May, 
1729,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

POLB  CosBT,  Esq.  of  Stradbally  Hall,  who  m.  Mary,  dau. 
and  oo-heir  of  Henry  Dodwell,  Esq.  of  Manor  Dodwell,  oo. 
Roseommon,  and  by  her  (^^o  d.  9  Jan.  1742)  left  at  his 
dseeaee,  20  May,  1766,  (with  a  dau.  Sarsh,  6.  in  1780,  m.  1st, 
to  the  Rii^t  Hon.  Arthur  Upton,  of  Castle  Upton,  and 
2ndly,  to  Robert,  Earl  of  Famham),  a  son  and  successor, 

Dunurr-ALBXAVDBtpSYDHBT  Cosby,  Esq.  of  Stradbally 
HaU,  created,  in  1768.  a  peer  of  Ireland,  as  Baron  Sydney,  of 
Ltiz,  in  the  Queen's  Coimty.  His  lorddiip  was  minister 
plenipotentiary  to  the  court  of  Denmark.  He  m.  in  Dec. 
1778,  the  Lady  Issbella  St  Lawrence,  dau.  of  Thomas,  1st 
Bad  of  Howth,  but  d.  in  the  ensuing  nM>nth,  17  Jan.  1774, 
without  issue.  His  peerage  became,  of  oourse,  extinct, 
while  the  inheritsnoe  reverted  to  his  lordship's  eousin, 

Phillips  Oosbt.  Esq.,  admiral  of  the  White.  He  m.  in 
August,  1702,  Elias,  dau.  of  W.  Ounthorpe,  Esq.,  and  sister 
of  W.  Gunthocpe,  Esq.  of  Southampton,  but  having  no 
issue,  was  s.  at  his  decease  by  his  kinsman, 

Thomas  Coot,  Esq.  of  Vicarstown.  He  m.  Miss  John- 
stone, ao  hsirsas  of  the  Annandale  fkmily,  and  dying 
10  Dee.  1788,  was  s.  by  his  only  surviving  child, 

Thomas  Cosbt,  Esq.  of  Stradbally  Hall,  Governor  of  the 
Queen's  County,  who  m.  in  1802,  Chariotte-Elisabeth.  dau. 
of  the  Right  Hon.  Thomas  Kelly,  lord  chief-Justice  of  the 
Court  ot  Commom  Pleas  in  Ireland,  and  had  issue, 
L  TBOMAS-nnLLtPSk  of  Stradbally. 
n.  William,  in  holy  orders^  tn.  Miss  Jephson,  niece  of  Lord 
DunaUey,  sod  has  one  son,  nnymas. 
in.  Sydney,  m,  in  1834,  EmUv,  elder  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Robert  Asfaworth,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1840^  leaving  a  son, 
Robert,  and  two  daus., 

rr.  WeDesley-Pole,  tn.  in  1841,  Marie,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Robert  Ashworth,  Esq.,  and  d.  ^o.  in  1842. 
1.  Firanoea-BUsabeth.  m.  In  1837,  to  Horace  Rochfort.  Esq. 
of  CktgTsnane  Oasfcie^  oo.  Cariow,  and  d.  in  1841,  leaving 


.^Irsu— CosBT  and  Stdnkt,  quarterly. 
Cregt—A  griffin,  his  wings  erect,  gu.,  supporting  a  standard, 
the  head  broken  ofi;  or. 
AfoMo— Audaces  fortuuajuvat. 
&o<— StrsdbaUy  Hall. 


u.  Harriett-Georgiana,  m.  to  Frederick,  Lord  Aahtown. 
Mr.  Cosby,  who  served  the  <^Boe  ot  high-sheriff  ot  the 
Queen's  County,  d.  22  Jan.  1882,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas-Phillips  Cosbt,  Esq.  of  Stradbally  Hall.  J.  P. 
and  D.Ij.,  b.  10  Sept.  1808,  high-sheriff  in  1884,  capt  royal 
i^t.  horse  guards,  at  whose  decease  the  property  devolved 
on  his  nephew,  RoaxiT  Cosbt,  Esq.,  now  of  Stradbally. 

*  By  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Henry  Collsy,  Esq.  of  Castle 
OsriMry.  in  KikUrei 
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COTES  OF  WOODCOTB. 

CoTM,  John,  Esq.  of  Woodcote,  co.  Salop,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  b.  in  1802,  high-sheriff  of  Shropehire  in 
1826 ;  m.  5  Sept  1839,  Lady  Louisa-Harriet  Jenkin- 
son,  youngest  dau.  of  Charies-Ceoil,  last  Sari  of 
Liverpool,  and  has  issue, 
ViOTORUL,  for  whom  Her  Majesty  stood  sponsor. 

Mr.  Cotee  represented  North  Salop  in  parhament  in 
1834. 

IftUagC .— The  family  of  Cotes  have  been  possessed  of 
extensive  lanied  property  in  the  oounties  of  Stafford  and 
Salop  fixnn  a  very  remote  period.  The  first  of  the  fiMnily 
on  record  as  seated  at  Woodcote  is 

HuMPBBCT  CoTSS,  Esq.  of  Cotes  and  Woodcote,  tenth  in 
lineal  descent  ftt>m  Rioasdus  de  Cotbs,  and  son  and  heir 
of  Sir  Thomas  Cotes.  He  m.  Johanna,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Thomas  de  Daventry,  and  was  fSftther  of 

JoHS  CoTKS,  Esq.  of  Cotes  and  Woodcote,  high-sheriff  of 
the  county  of  Stafford,  85th  Hbvbt  VI.,  who  m.  Elizabeth, 
2nd  dau.  and  oo^teiress  of  Thomas  Downton,  Esq.,  and  had 
issue,  Humphbsy,  of  Cotos  and  Woodoote,  father  of 

JoHM  CoTBS,  Esq.  of  Cotes  and  Woodoote,  who  m.  Ellen, 
dan.  of  Richard  Littleton,  Esq.  of  Pillaton  HaU,  oo.  Stafford, 
2nd  son  of  the  eminent  lawyer.  Sir  Thomas  Littleton,  Knt., 
SLB.,  Judge  of  the  Common  Pleas,  and  author  of  the  Trta- 
ti$e  on  Tenwu ;  and  by  that  lady  had  issue,  of  which  the 
eldest  son, 

John  Cons,  Esq.  of  Woodoote,  living  1674,  was  great- 
great-grandfatiier  of 

John  Corn,  Esq.  of  Woodoote  (son  of  Charies  Cotes, 
Esq.  of  Woodcote,  and  Lettice  his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Kildare^ 
8nd  Lord  Digby).  He  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Robert,  Earl 
Ferrers,  and  had  issue, 

Shirley,  in  holy  orders,  who  predeceased  his  fiither,  leaving 
a  son,  John,  successor  to  his  grandflkther. 

James,  coL  in  the  army,  in.  Frances,  youngest  dau.  of 
William,  5th  Lord  Digby. 

Washington,  LL.D.,  dean  of  lismore.  and  chaplain  to  the 
Lord  Oentenant  of  Ireland,  m.  let,  in  1720.  Miss  Corbet ; 
and  2ndlv,  5  June,  1760,  Mrs.  Holland,  of  Shrewsbury. 

Digby,  in  holy  orders,  Yioe-Chancellor  of  Oxford  in  17S8. 
m.  and  had  issuer  Digby,  b.  in  1714,  M.A.,  and  principal 
of  Magdalen  Hall,  and  tmwards  of  62  years  rector  of  Dore, 
and  ^car  of  Bromyait^  oo.  Hereford.  He  d.  4  March, 
1798,  leaving  issue,  Marianne,  m.  81  July,  1767,  to  the 
Rev.  James  Halifiiz,  D.D.;  and  Chariotte-Anne,  tn.  to 
John  Meysey,  Esq.  of  Oxford,  and  d.  29  Oct.  1796. 

Dorothy,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Pigott,  rector  of  Edg- 
mond  and  Chetwyud,  Salop. 

Mary,  m.  to  Wriothesley,  son  of  William,  5th  Lord  Digby. 

The  grandson, 

John  Coras,  Esq.  of  Woodcote,  M.P.  for  Wigan  and  for 
the  county  of  Salop  in  several  parliaments,  m.  19  Oct  1777, 
Lucy,  2nd  dau.  of  William,  1st  Viscount  Courtenay,  and  had 
(with  two  daus.,  Charlotte,  maid  of  honour  to  H.R.H.  the 
Princess  Chablottb;  and  Mary,  also  in  the  Princess's 
household)  two  son%  Jamea,  the  younger,  capt  RN.,  d. 
27  June,  1809 ;  and 

John  Coras,  Esq.  of  Woodoote,  some  years  M.P.  for  co. 
Salop,  who  m.  2  May,  1794,  Lady  Maria  Qrey.  2nd  dan.  of 
Oeoige-Harry,  6th  Eari  of  Btamfbrd  and  Warrington,  and 


John,  present  representative. 

'Charles-Georgeu  m  holy  orders,  rector  of  Staunton  and 
Quinton,  co.  Wilts,  m.  4  April,  1837,  Fanny-Henrietta, 
diui.  of  General  Sir  George  Pigo**  ^art        _        ^^,, 

Henrietta-Louisa,  m.  6  May  1886,  to  the  Rev.  William 
Cafield,  M.A. 
Mr.  Cotes  d.  24  Aug.  1821. 

.rfrmj-Qusiteriy:  1st  and  4th.  erm. ;  2nd  and  8rd,  paly  of 
six,  or  and  gu.  ... 

On$t-~A  oodc  ppr.,  combed,  wattted,  and  lagged,  or. 
£tal— Woodcot«^  oo.  Salop. 


COTTON  OF  ETWALL. 
Cotton,  The  Rev.  Charlks-Eveltk,  of  Etwall 
Hall,  oo.  Derby,  patron  and  rector  of  Dalbury,  in 
that  shire,  and  lord  of  the  manors  of  Etwall,  fiur- 

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naston,  and  Dolbury,  6. 14  Sept.  1782 ;  m.  8  March, 
1828,  Francea-Maria,  dau.  of  Francis  Bradshaw,  Esq. 
of  Barton  Hall,  co.  Derby,  and  has  iBSue, 

I.  Rowland-Hugh,  6. 13  Jan.  1833. 

I.  Elizabeth-Einma.  ii.  Agnes-Maria. 

m.  Harriet-Bertha.  vr.  Harian-Franoea. 

Klt(A00. — ^This  ancient  family  can  be  authentically 
traced  from  the  reign  of  King  Hekby  II.,  when  Sir  Hugh 
CoTTOK,  Knt.,  was  of  Cotton,  in  the  co.  Salop.  By  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Hamon  Titley,  of  TiUey,  he 
had  three  sonft,  Hugh  (Sii*).  knight  of  St.  John ;  Aixxn,  of 
whose  descendants  we  treat;  and  William,  dean  of  Wor- 
cester.   The  2ud  son, 

▲llkn  CioTTOK,  brother  and  heir  of  Sir  Hugh,  m,  Mar- 
garet, dau  of  Roger  Acton,  and  was  father  of 

Hugh  Ck>TTON,  of  C!otton,  who  m.  Isabel,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Thomas  Heyton,  and  had  two  sons,  i.  Nioholab,  of  Cotton, 
whose  dau.  and  heiress  Ellen,  m.  Robert  de  Laoon;  and 
n.  Hugh,  living  t€mp.  Edwabd  III.,  ^^ose  grandson, 
RoGCR  CoTTOM  (son  of  Richard),  m.  Ellen,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  John  Gremyson,  of  Alkington,  and  was  fother  of 

William  Cotton,  of  Alkington,  temp.  Henbt  YI.  His 
son  and  heir, 

John  Cotton,  of  Alkington,  23rd  Edwabd  IV.,  had,  by 
Catherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Constantine,  of  Dod- 
dington.  three  sons,  Thomas,  his  heir;  William,  alderman 
of  Coventry ;  and  Richard  (Sir),  priest.    The  eldest, 

Thomas  Cotton.  Esq.  of  Alkington,  temp.  Hbnrt  VII., 
AM.  AUce,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Ralph  Johnstone,  of  Whit- 
church, and  had  issue,  i.  Ralph,  his  heir;  u.  John,  who 
«t.  Beatrice  Whitfield,  and  had  four  sons;  iii.  Roger,  m. 
Dorothy,  dau.  of  William  Herring,  of  Coventry,  and  had 
issue;  iv.  William,  whose  dau.  and  heiress  Mai^garet,  m. 
Randal  Taylor,  of  Whitchuxxsh.    The  eldest  son, 

Ralph  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Alkington,  m.  Jane,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Smith,  and  had  issue,  i.  John,  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  John  Dod,  Esq.  of  Cleverly,  but  d.  $.  p.  1006; 
n.  Thomas,  d.  «.  p.;  m.  William,  of  whom  we  treat; 
nr.  Randal,  captain  in  the  army,  d.  $.  p.;  ▼.  Roger; 
▼I.  Allen  (Sir),  Knt. ;  and  several  daus.    The  8rd  son, 

William  Cotton,  Esq.  alderman  of  London,  m.  Jane, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Shabery,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son. 

Sir  Rowland  Cotton,  Knt.  of  Alkington,  who  m.  1st, 
Frances,  eldent  dau.  of  Robert,  Viscount  Kilmorey,  and 
Sndly.  Joyce,  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  R.  Walsh,  of  Shelsey, 
but  d.  i.  p.ia  1634,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

William  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Alkington,  who  m.  twice,  but 
left  issue  only  by  lids  2ud  wife,  Ann,  dau.  of  Philip  Dmul, 
Esq.  of  Sedshall.  co.  Stafford.    His  eldest  son  and  heir, 

William  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Alkington  and  Bellaport,  was 
living  at  the  period  of  the  great  civil  war.  There  is  still 
preserved  at  Etwall  Hall,  a  portrait  of  this  William  Cotton, 
of  Bellaport,  as  well  as  the  following  order  of  Prince 
Rupert: — 

"Wee  doe  hereby  strictly  charge  and  command  aU 
and  every  of  you  whom  it  may  or  shall  concern,  that 
{mediately  upon  your  sight  or  knowledffo  hereof,  you  doe 
DO  manner  of  injury,  hurte,  violence  or  damage,  to  WiUiAm 
Cotton,  of  Bellaport,  in  the  county  of  Salop.  Esq.,  in  his 
person,  goodee,  family,  halle,  ^.,  or  chattells  whatsoever, 
here  or  elswhere  remaining.  As  you  will  answere  for 
oontraiy  att  your  uttmost  perrills.  Given  at  Salop,  this 
eleventh  of  May,  1644.  Rupert." 

"To  aU  commanders  and  officers 
and  soldiers  whatsoever,  or  anyways 
belonging  to  His  Miyesty's  armye." 

^  William  Cotton  m.  1st,  Joyce,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas 
Bromley,  Knt,  and  2ndly,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John  Whetnall, 
Esq.  of  Hanklow,  co.  Chester,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Ralph  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Bellaport,  who  m.  Abigail,  dau. 
of  Sir  Thomas  Abney,  Knt.  of  Willesley,  co.  Derby,  and 
d.  28  Aug.  1663,  leaving  a  son  and  successor, 

Rowland  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Belk^rt,  who  m.  Mary,  dau. 
and  co-heir  (with  her  sister  who  m.  Humphrey  Chetham, 
Esq.,  and  d.  $.  p.)  of  Sir  Samuel  Sleigh,  Knt.  of  Etwall, 
and  had  issue,  Wiluam,  his  heir;  Mary,  m.  to  Henry 
Eyre.  Esq. ;  Elisabeth-Abigail,  m.  to  Sir  Lynch-Salusbury 
Cotton,  Bart,  of  Combermere,  co.  Chester,  the  descendant 
of  the  younger  branch  of  the  Cottons  o/  Cotton,  and 
Katharine,  m.  to  Robert,  Eari  Ferrers.  Rowland  Cotton 
d.  1763,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Bellaport  and  Etwall,  6.  Nov. 
ITOO,  who  m.  14  June,  1742,  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Daniel 
Webster,  and  d.  Jan.  1776,  leaving  issue,  of  which  the  son 
and  heir, 

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William  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Etwall  Hall.  co.  Derby,  bapt. 
27  Jan.  1740,  d,  unm.  4  Nov.  1819.    His  sister  and  co-heir. 

Elizabeth  Cotton,  bapt  26  Aug.  1748,  the  relict  of 
Joseph  Green,  Esq.  of  Hall  Green,  co.  Worcester,  and 
Portugal  House,  Birmingham,  assumed  by  royal  license, 
bearing  date  14  Jan.  following,  for  herself  and  her  issue, 
the  surname  and  arms  of  Cotton  only.  She  d.  in  1833, 
leaving  issue, 

Edwin-Rowland-Joheph. 

Charlbs-Evcltn,  now  of  Etwall  HalL 

Rebecca-Maria,  ta.  to  J.-8.  Stovin.  Esq.  of  Cheltenham. 

EUsa-Catherine,  m.  to  Admiral  Clement  Sneyd,  of  Huntley 
Hall,  CO.  Stafford. 

Emma-Cotton. 

The  eldest  son, 

Edwin-Rowland  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Etwall  Hall,  a  m^or- 
general  in  the  army,  who  n».  Frances-Hester,  2nd  dau.  of 
the  Very  Rev.  George  Cotton,  dean  of  Chester,  and  d.  t.  p., 
when  he  was  «.  by  his  brother,  the  pi^esent  head  of  the 
fiunily. 

Arm$—LKax%  a  chevron,  between  three  Hanks  of  Cotton, 
argent. 

Creet—A  £alcon,  ppr.,  beaked,  legged,  and  belled,  or,  the 
dexter  claw  supftorting  a  belt,  also  ppr.,  buckle,  gold. 

Motto — In  utiaque  fortun&  paratus. 

Seat — Etwall  Hall,  co.  Derby,  a  very  fine  old  baronial 
mansioa  in  high  preservation,  containing  a  great  number  of 
ancient  fEunily  pictures. 

COTTRELL  OF  HADLEY. 

CkyiTRELL,  Charles-Herbert,  Esq.  of  Hadley,  ca 
Middlesex,  J.P .  6.  27  Nov.  1806,  M.A.  Pembroke 
College,  Cambridge. 

i^intKf[t» — CoLONKL  John  Cott&ell,  eldest  son  of  Sir 
Charles-Ludowicke  Cottrell,  Knt.,  Master  of  the  Ceremonies 
(tee  Cottrxll-Dobmer),  by  Elizabeth  his  2nd  wife,  only 
dau.  of  Chaloner  Chute,  Esq.  of  The  Vine,  m.  in  Ireland. 
Miss  Martha  Orr,  of  Londonderry,  and'by  her,  who  d.  in 
1778,  had  issue,  two  sons  and  two  daus.  CoL  Cottrell  d.  in 
Oct  1746,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Chablm-Jepfrk  v  b  Cottrsll,  b.  in  Dublin,  in  1739,  who, 
on  selling  out  of  the  army,  took  holy  orders,  and  m.  in 
1763,  Miss  Fanny  Smith,  of  Hadley,  in  Middlesex,  sister  of 
Sir  Culling  Smith,  Bart,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1811,  he  had 
issue, 

I.  Chaxkleh.  his  heir. 

IL  John,  an  officer  in  the  E.I.C.S.,  d.  tmm.  in  Jan.  1766. 

III.  Clement,  M.A.,  rector  of  North  Waltham,  Hants,  m. 
Georgiana,  dau.  of  the  late  John  Adams,  Esq.  of  Peter- 
well,  formerly  M.P.  for  Cardigan,  and  dying  26  July, 
1814.  left  issue, 

1  Charlxs-Hebbcbt,  successor  to  his  unde. 

2  Clement-Chute,  an  ofiicer  in  the  E.I.C.S.,  b.  20  Feb. 
1808.  m.  Miss  Gorman,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1864)  haa 
three  sons  and  one  dau. 

3  LuduB-Frederick,  also  an  oflBcer  in  the  E.I.C.S..  6.  in 
1800,  m.  in  1882,  Euphemla  -  EUsa,  dau.  of  Frauds 
Robertson,  Esq.  of  Chilcott,  Derbyshire^  and  d,  at  Pisa^ 
in  1836,  «.  p. 

4  Henry,  formeriv  in  the  R.N.,  and  afterwards  resident 
chamberlain  of  the  Duke  of  Lucca,  6.  in  1811,  created 
Count  in  Tuscany,  m.  Sophia,  youngest  dau.  of  the  lata 
C  -A.  Tulk,  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  has  a  son,  6.  1  Aug.  1851. 

6  Geoige-Edwaxd,  6.  in  1812,  barrister-at-law,  m.  Emily, 
eldest  dau.  of  E.  St^henson,  Esq..  and  has  two  sons. 

1  GeorgianaClementiiia,  m.  in  18;i0,  to  the  Rev.  John 
Sloper,  of  West  Woodhay  House,  Berks, 
nr.  Frederick,  capt  R.N.,  d,  in  the  West  Indies  in  1811, 

1.  Frances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Evans. 

n.  Isabella.  lu.  Harriet.      « 

IV.  Anna-Frederica,  d.  wim,  in  1818. 

V.  Sophia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  G.  Lefroy,  of  Ewshot  House, 
Surrey. 

Mr.  Cottrell  d.  26  Jan.  1819,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Cha&lbs  Cottrbll,  Esq.  of  Hadley,  in  Middlesex,  who 
d.  %tnm.  25  Feb.  1829,  sged  62,  and  was  §.  by  his  nephew, 
the  present  Charles-Herbert  Cottrell,  Esq.  of  Hadley. 

Arm»^Axf[.,  a  bend  between  three  escallops,  sa. 
Crest— A  talbot's  head,  sa.,  collared  and  lined,  or;  the  collar 
charged  with  three  escallops, 
ifofto— Nee  temere  nee  timide. 
Sea<~Hadley,  near  Bamet 


COULSON  OF  BLENKINSOPP. 

CouLsoN,  John-Blenkinsopp,  Esq.  of  Blenkinsopp 
Caatle,  in  Northumberland,  lieut  col.  of  the  mi!ltia, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  8  May,  1779:  m.  22  June,  17d(5, 
Alicia-Francee  -  Forth,   dau.   of  the   Rev.   Guatavuti 


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Hamilton,  son  of  the  Hon.  Henry  Hamilton,  8rd  son 

of  Gen.  Gustavus  Hamilton,  Viscount  Boyne,  and 

has  issiie, 

I.  Johv-Blkkkiksopp,  capt  in  the  grenadier-guards,  and 

D.L.,  6.  7  Aug.  1799,  m.  Ist,  8  Deo.  1829,  Juliana-Eliza, 

beth,  only  child  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Dawkins,  of  Port 

man-square,  and  granddau.  of  James  Dawkins,  Eeq. 

of  Btandlynch,  by  the  Lady  Juliana  Collyear  his  wife, 

dau.  of  Chailee,  2nd  Eaii  of  Portmore.    Mrs.  Coulson 

dying  in  childbirth,  27  Aug.  1881,   Mr.    Coulson  m. 

2ndly,  i  Jime,  1834,  the  Hon.  Mary- Anne,  eldest  dau. 

of  Qeorge,  present  Lord  Byron,  and  l^  her  has  issue, 

1  JoHN-BTBON-BURTKIiraOPP. 

2  Oustavuft-Geoive  Blenkinflopp. 
8  Robart-Harry-Bleukinsopp. 

4  George-Bell.  5  WilUam-Lisle.  9  Arthur. 

n.  Gustavus-Hamillon,  captain  R.N.,  6.  7  Jan.  1801. 
in.  Robert-Blenkinsopp,  captain  in  the  grenadier-guards. 
I.  Mary-Alicia.  ii.  Arabella-Franoes. 

S.Cnfag[f. — ^The  Blenklnsopps,  whom  Camden  styles 
*'a  ri^t  ancient  and  generoua  family,"  have  resided  at 
Bleukinsopp  Castle  for  many  centuries.  In  the  time  of 
Edward  I.,  the  castle  and  manor  was  held  by  Ranulphua 
dfl  Blenkinsopp;  in  the  reign  of  Edwaad  III.,  by  Thomas 
da  Bleukinsopp;  and  in  that  of  Elueabxth,  by  William 
Blenkinsopp. 

Thomas  BLCinciirsopp,  Esq.  of  Blenkinsopp  Castle, 
ropreeentative  of  this  axident  house,  temp.  Qbobgb  I.,  m, 
Frances,  dau.  of  Turville,  Esq.  of  Newhall  Park,  oo. 
Leicester,  and  had  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

Jakb  BLBsnumopp.  who  m.  in  1727,  Wiluam  Coui^on, 
Eaq.  of  Jesmond  House,  co.  Northumberkmd,  b.  in  1692, 
eon  and  heir  of  John  Coulson,  Esq.  of  Jesmond  House,  by 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Bromley,  Esq.,  descended  ttx>m 
the  Cunous  Sir  John  Bromley,  who  lived  in  the  time  of 
Hbhrt  V.  The  heiress  of  Blenkinsopp  had  issue.  The 
eldoet  son, 

JoHV -Blenkinsopp  Couuon,  Esq.,  6.  7  May.  1729,  of 
BlenkiuBOpp  Castle,  in  right  of  his  mother,  and  of  Jesmond, 
«.  his  Cftther,  in  1750,  but  d.  warn,  in  1788,  when  the  estates 
devolved  on  his  brother, 

William  Coulson,  Esq.  of  Blenkinsopp  Castle  and  of 
Jesmond,  6.  in  1737,  who  m.  in  1772,  Maiy,  dau.  of  John 
lisle,  Esq.  of  Felton  and  Elyhaugh,  lineally  descended 
from  William  de  Insula,  and  had  issue, 

Jomr-BLnnmisopp,  his  heir. 

Robert-lisle,  b.  in  Oct  1780,  capt  R.N.,  m.  in  1815,  Miss 
Vaitch,  of  Houndwoud,  in  Berwickshire,  and  d.  in  1822, 
leating  three  daus.,  via.,  Sarah,  Mary,  and  Elizabeth. 

WilUam,  5.  14  Feb.  1786. 

Jane,  m.  to  Captain  Quin,  of  the  55th  regt,  and  d.  in  1798, 
without  issue. 

Margaret  Mary,  d.  young,  in  Oct  1778. 

Mr.  Coulson  d.  in  May,  1789,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
the  present  Joun-Blsniunsopp  Coulson,  Esq.  of  Blen- 
kinsopp Castle. 

^nii#— Quarterly:  Coulson  and  Blknkinsopp. 
Crett—A  pdican  feeding  her  young. 
MoUo-^o  mourrai  pour  ceux  que  J'aime. 
&xii— Blenkinsopp  Castle,  Northumberland. 


1513,  leaving,  by  Matilda  his  wife,  dau.  of  David  Betoun, 
of  Creech,  a  laiige  family  of  children,  the  eldest  of  whom 
was 

CuTHBKBT  db  Coulthabt,  m.  Lady  Elisabeth  Hay,  dan. 
of  George,  7th  Earl  of  Errol,  and  dying  at  Solway  Moss,  in 
1542,  was  <.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Cottlthabt,  of  Coulthart  and  Largmore,  who 
m.  Helen,  dau.  and  eventually  co-heiress  of  John  Forbes, 
of  Pitsoottie,  by  whom  he  had  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  Coulthabt,  of  Coulthart  and  larfni^ore,  m.  in 
1624,  Mary,  dau.  and  co-helrass  of  Richard  Mackenzie,  of 
Craigfaall,  and  nieoe  of  Gavin  Hamilton,  D.D.,  sometime 
Bishop  of  Galloway.  By  this  lady  he  had  issue.  Mr.  Coul- 
thart, of  Coulthart,  d.  20  Feb.  1663,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Coulthart,  Esq.  of  Coulthart  and  Largmore, 
who.  m.  in  1658,  Janet,  Srd  dau.  of  James  Douglas,  Esq. 
of  Dee  House,  and  by  her  (who  d.  24  June,  1692)  had  issue. 
The  Chief  d.  11  Sept.  1690,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Richard  Coulthart,  ^q.  of  Coulthart  and  Largmore, 
w'ao  m.  in  1698,  Jean.  dau.  and  heiress  of  William  (Jordon, 
Esq.  of  Sorbie,  by  whom  he  left,  at  his  death,  in  1717,  an 
only  son. 

Jambs  Coulthart,  Esq.  of  Coulthart  and  Largmore,  6.  in 
1702,  m.  In  1734,  Grisel,  dau.  of  MTurk,  Esq.  of  The  Glen- 
kens,  Eixkcudbrlght,  and  by  her  (who  d.  14  Jan.  1765)  left 
at  his  decease,  8  May.  1785,  his  eldest  son, 

William  Coulthart,  Esq.  of  Coulthart  and  Lai^gmore,  b. 
6  Jan.  1739,  m.  6  Oct.  1766,  Janet,  eldest  dau.  of  John 
M 'Naught,  Esq.  of  Milltown.  co.  Kirkcudbright  by  whom 
(who  d.  at  Collyn  House.  18  May,  1832)  he  had  issue.  Mr. 
Coulthart  removed  firom  Largmore  to  Collyn,  co.  Dumfries. 
He  d.  15  Feb.  1807,  sged  68  years,  and  was  «.  by  his  only 
surviving  son, 

William  Cottlthabt,  Eeq.  of  Coulthart,  co.  Wigtoun,  and 
of  Collyn,  CO.  DumfHes,  6.  21  March,  1774,  who  m.  8  Sept 
1801.  Helen,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  John  Ross,  Esq.  of  Dalton, 
CO.  Dumfries,  a  collateral  descendant  of  the  noble  family  of 
Ross  of  HaUehead,  and  dying  7  Oct.  1847,  left  a  son,  John, 
the  present  representative,  and  a  dau.,  Maigaret.  m. 
25  March,  1838.  James  Macsfuffie,  Esq.  of  Crossmichael,  oo. 
Kirkcudbright,  and  has  issue. 

Arm$ — Arg.,  a  fesse  between  two  colts  in  chief  and  one  in 
base,  courant 

Supw>rter»— On  the  dexter,  a  war-horse,  arg.,  completely 
armed  for  the  field,  ppr.,  garnished,  or;  on  the  sinister,  a 
stsg,  of  the  second,  attirod  and  ducally  gorged,  of  the  third. 

Cretl — A  war-horse's  head  and  neck  couped,  aiig.,  armed 
and  bridled,  ppr.,  garnished,  or. 

Afotto— Virtute  non  verbis. 

8eat»— Collyn.  House,  near  DumfHes;  and  Croft  House, 
Ashton-under-Lyne, 


COULTHART  OF  COULTHART  AND  COLLYN. 

Coulthart,  John,  Esq.  of  Coulthart,  co.  Wigtown, 
Collyn,  CO.  DumMes,  and  Croft  House,  Ashton- 
nnder-Lyne,  co.  Lancaster,  t.  bis  father,  7  Oct  1847, 
as  chief  of  the  name  Coulthabt. 

ICtlf  aflC— The  Coultharts  are  of  the  highest  antiquity 
in  the  south  of  Scotland. 

8im  RoGBB  DB  Coulthabt.  chief  of  Coulthart,  oo,  Wigtoun, 
and  of  Largmore,  in  the  stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright  (son 
of  OQbert  de  Coulthart  who  d.  in  1891X  m.  Margery,  dau. 
and  oo-helnss  of  Sir  John  the  Ross,  of  Renftew,  Knt.,  and 
matemaUy  eo-^ieiress  of  Mscknyghte  of  Macknyghte,  and 
Olendonyn  of  that  ilk.  By  that  heiress.  Sir  Roger  had 
iMue.  Sir  Roger  distinguished  himself  at  the  battle  of 
Aberbtvtbok,  IS  Jan.  1446-0.  and  fell  at  the  siege  of  Rox- 
burgh Cbstle,  17  Sept  1460.    He  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sib  Roobb  x>b  Cottlthabt.  of  Coulthart  and  Latgmore. 
He  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Sir  Richard  Carmichael, 
of  Osrq>beme,  and  had  issue.  Sir  Roger  was  killed  at 
Bsnnockbont,  U  June,  1488.  His  successor  was  his  eldest 
son, 

RiCHABD  p«  Coulthabt,  who  fell  at  Flodden,  0  Sept. 
246  * 


COURTENAY  OF  BALLYEDMOND. 

Courtenat,  Qeobob,  Esq.  of  Ballyedmond,  co. 
Cork,  6,  in  1822, 

Sritlf  ai|[e.-^QHK  CouBTEHAT,  a  SOU  of  Qsoige  Courte- 
nay,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Browne,  Esq.  of  Ballyedmond,  and 
left  by  her  two  sons,  Thomas,  the  younger,  and 

Obobob  Coubtbmat,  Esq.,  who  m.  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of 
Leonard  Ashe,  Esq.  of  Drishane,  co.  Cork,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  in  1828,  had  (with  other  issue,  deceased)  a  son  and  heir, 

Robkut  Coubtbnat,  Esq.  of  Ballyedmond,  J. P.,  who  m. 
in  1790,  Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Nash,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
heen,  co.  Cork,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1799)  had  issue, 

L  Gbobob,  6. 1795.  hlgh-sheriir  of  the  co.  of  Cork  in  182«. 
fa.  in  1814,  Caroline-Augusta,  eldeat  dau.  of  Jamee-Hugh- 
Smith  Barry,  Epq.  of  Poaty  Island,  oo.  Cork,  and  d.  in 
1887,  leaving  issue, 
Gbobob,  now  of  Ballyedmond. 
John.  6.  in  1824. 

Ca^oline-August^  m.  hi  1840.  to  Mountifort  Longfleld, 
eldest  son  of  the  Rev.  Robert  Longfield.  of  Castle  Mary, 
CO.  Cork. 
It  John,  of  Ballymsgooly.  oo.  Cork,  6.  in  1798. 
1.  Anne,  m.  in  1811,  to  Simon  Dring,  Esq.  of  Rookgrove, 
CO.  Cotk,  and  d.  §.  p.  in  1812. 

IL  Blisa-Mary,  w.  In  1814,  to  John-Smith  Barry,  of  Poaty 
Island,  and  of  Marbury  Hall.  co.  Chester,  d.  in  1828. 
in.  Catherine-Macy,  d.  unm.  in  1818. 

Arm$~-OT,  three  torteaux. 

Cy«f— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  plume  of  seven  ostrich 
feathers,  four  and  three,  aiig. 
^iot— Ballyedmond,  oo.  Cork. 


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cox 


cox  OF  BALLYNOE. 

Cox,  William,  Esq.  of  Ballynoe,  oo.  Limerick, 
J.P.,  b.  22  Jan.  1799 ;  m.  8  June,  1826,  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  John-Ormaby  Vandeleur,  Esq.,  Ueut-coL  in 
the  army,  and  has, 

I.  William,  6. 11  Feb.  18S7. 

n.  Ormsby,  6.  6  Mttoh,  1838. 

I.  RoBetta.  n.  Mary. 

lu.  Elizabeth.  it.  Fianoes. 

HitKafft*' — ^Robert  Cox,  Esq.,  who  had  a  grant  of  the 
lands  of  Ballynoe,  4[c.  in  the  oo.  of  Limerick,  by  patent 
dated  the  28  Sept.  1637.  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
8h  Thomas  Standish,  of  Bruffe,  oo.  limerick,  and  sister  and 
oo-beir  of  Edward  Scandish,  Esq.  of  Bruffe,  and  left  a  son 
and  successor, 

William  Cox,  Esq.  of  Ballynoe,  one  of  the  grand  JurleB 
for  the  CO.  limerick,  which  addressed  King  Chablis  II. 
in  168S  and  1683.  He  m.  and  had,  with  a  dau.  Frances, 
wife  of  Humphrey  Ifassey,  Esq.,  mi^or  in  the  army,  two 
sons,  Sampson,  his  heir,  and  Robert,  whose  son  Robert,  of 
Plymouth,  oo.  DoTon,  m.  Miss  Hutchinson,  and  had  ismie. 
The  eldar  son, 

Sampson  Cox,  Eaq.  of  Ballynoe,  m.  Ccmstantia,  dau.  of 
the  Right  Hon.  William  Fitsmaurioe,  Baron  of  Kerry  and 
lixnaw,  and  relict  of  John  Odell,  Esq.  of  Ballingany ;  and 
had,  with  five  daus.,  of  whom  the  4th,  Margery,  m.  John 
Oabbett,  Esq.  of  limerick,  and  the  6th,  Catharine,  Jere- 
miah Jackson,  Esq.  of  Fanulngstown,  five  sons,  of  whom 
the  eldest  survivor, 

William  Cox,  Esq.  of  BaUynoe,  bapt  20  Jan.  1703,  m. 
13  March,  1727,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Hugh  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of 
Bantry,  and  d.  in  Oct  1762,  leaving  issue,  Huoh,  his  heir; 
Emanuel ;  Samuel ;  Robert,  a  military  officer ;  William,  R.N. ; 
Ccitstantia,  m.  to  Richard  Stephenson;  Frances,  m.  to 
Baniuel  Adams,  of  the  co.  Cork ;  and  Deborah,  m.  to  Richard 
Lane,  Esq.  of  BaUyscanlan,  co.  Limerick.    The  eldest  son, 

IIuoH  Cox,  Esq.  of  Ballynoe,  bapt.  31  Dec.  1730,  m.  1767, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Vowell,  Esq.  of  Springfort, 
and  had  issue,  i.  Vowell,  of  Ballynoe,  whose  only  child,  Anne, 
was  wife  of  Patrick  CKelly,  Esq.  of  the  oo.  Clare ;  n.  Wil- 
LI  AM  ;  nx.  Hugh,  of  Knockloogh,  co.  Cork,  m.  Anstaoe. 
dau.  of  John  Spread,  Esq.  of  Forest,  co.  Cork,  and  d. 
in  1821,  leaving  issue  ;  rv.  John,  m.  Catherine  Scanlan,  and 
had,  John,  and  other  issue ;  ▼.  Sampson,  paymaster,  8th 
fbot  ;  VI.  Robert^  d,  unm. ;  and  three  daus.  who  d.  unm. 
Mr.  Cox  d.  in  1783  ;  his.2nd  son, 

William  Cox,  Esq.  of  Ballynoe,  h«ir  to  his  broths*.  6. 
1766,  m.  27  Jime,  1796,  Mary.  datL  of  Miohael  Scanlan,  Esq. 
of  Ballinaha,  oo.  limerick,  and  d.  20  Oct.  1810,  leaving,  with 
three  daus.,  Mary,  wife  of  Jobn.-Edward  Langford,  Esq.  of 
Btonehall,  ca  Limerick ;  Aphrasia,  wifia  of  John  White,  Esq, 
of  Dublin;  and  Elixaibeth,  wife  of  EdwardrJohn  Croker, 
Esq.  of  Orange  Hill,  co.  Limerick  ;  an  only  son,  the  present 
William  Cox,  Esq.  of  Ballynoe. 

Arvu—Aig.f  three  bars,  gu. ;  on  a  canton,  as.,  a  lion's 
head  erased,  or. 

Crest— An  antelope's  head  erased,  sa.,  attired,  or,  transfixed 
through  the  neck  with  a  broken  spear,  ppr. 

Ifoeto— Fortiter  et  fideliter. 

Seat — Ballynoe,  co.  Limerick. 


COX  OF  COOLCLIFPE. 
Cox,  Col.  Sir  William,  of  Coolcliffe,  co.  Wexford, 
K.T.S.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-eheriff  of  the  King's 
County  in  1825,  b,  6  Dea  1776;  i».  27  June,  1820, 
Anna,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Robert  Hickson, 
Esq.  of  The  Grove,  co.  Kerry,  and  has  issue, 

L  JoRV-WiLUAM,  6.  19  May,  1821,  m.  1  Jan.  1850,  Eromf, 
dau.  of  Capt.  Charles  Griffin,  RN.,  and  has  surviving 
issue,  Annie-Oeorglana  and  DorothearKate-Maodonald. 

II.  Robert-Allan,  b.  16  Oct.  1828. 

in.  James-Ponsonby,  6.  6  June,  1880. 

IV.  William-Edward,  6.  28  July,  1836. 

I.  Sarah-Julia. 

n.  Anne- Elisabeth,  to.  23  Aug.  1849,  to  the  Bev.  A.-  i 
Bettesworth  Perry. 

iLtnease. — Johh  Cox.  Esq.,  son  of  JoHK  Cox,  Esq., 
by  Elisabetb  his  wife,  daughter  of  Joshua  Tench,  Esq.  of 
Bryanstown,  oo.  Wexford,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Hore, 
Esq  of  Harperetowu,  in  the  same  county,  and  by  her  had 
four  sous,  yiz.,  John,  his  heir;  William- Allan  ;  Ponsonby : 
246 


and  Walter,  who  all  three  d.  wnm. ;  and  three  daus.  The 
eldest  son, 

JoBK  Cox,  Esq.  of  Coolcliffe,  b.  12  March,  1749.  m.  in  177S, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  the  late  Richard  Donovan,  Esq.  of  Clonmore, 
CO.  Wexford,  and  had  issue  seven  sons  (five  d.  unm. ;  the 
yoimgest,  Thomas,  roy.  art.,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  late 
Dr.  HamUton,  of  Castlebar)  and  two  daus. ;  Sarah,  m.  to 
Sir  Aretas-Wm.  Young,  and  d.  leaving  issue  ;  and  Mary,  m. 
to  the  late  Bev.  William  Sutton,  of  Long  Orage,  oo.  Wex- 
ford, and  d.  1864,  leaving  issue.  Mr.  Cox  d.  in  1793,  and 
was  i.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

RiOKARD  Cox,  Esq.,  who  d.  unm.  in  1796,  when  the 
representation  devolved  upon  his  next  brother,  the  present 
CoLOKXL  Sir  Whxiam  Cox,  Knt 

Amu—Or,  three  bars,  as.,  on  a  canton,  gu.,  a  lion's  head, 
erased,  axg. 
Crest — ^A  goat's  head,  erased,  sa. 
Afo<(o— Fide  et  fortitudine. 
iSisat— Coolcliflb,  co.  Wexford. 


COXWELL  OF  ABLINGTON. 
(See  CoxwELL-RooERS  of  DmodesweLL) 

COX  OF  BROXWOOD  AND  EATON  BISHOP. 

Cox,  Richard-Snead,  Esq.  of  Broxwood  and  Eaton 
Bishop,  CO.  Hereford,  and  Souldem,  co.  Oxford,  h, 
14  Sept.  1820 ;  m.  24  Nov.  1858,  Maria-Teresa,  dau. 
of  Geoi^  Weld,  Esq.  of  Leagram  Hall,  co.  Lan- 
caster. 

fi.tncafl0. — This  andent  flunQy  claims  to  derive  its 
descent  firom  Clement  Cox,  whose  son  was  raised  to  the 
dignity  of  an  Eari  by  King  Edward  the  Confessor.  Passing 
over  the  earlier  line  of  ancestors,  the  Lords  of  Broxwood, 
mostly  of  knightly  degree,  which  our  limits  preclude  our 
detailing,  we  come  to 

RicoARD  Cox,  tod  son  of  Sir  Richard  Cox,  of  Kingsborry, 
CO.  Hertford,  and  the  lineal  descendant  of  Sir  Edmund  Cox, 
of  Broxwood,  one  of  the  heroes  of  Poictiers.  He  became  heir 
to  his  cousin,  Richard  Cox,  of  Herefordshire,  and  served  as 
high-sheriff,  18  Jambs  I.  At  the  outbreak  of  the  Civil  War, 
he  sided  with  the  King,  and  after  much  service  in  the  royal 
cause,  died  fhrai  a  wound  received  at  Naseby.  On  his 
monument,  a  Latin  inscription  stilee  him  "  twenty-fourth 
titulai*  Earl  Cox."  By  Maiy  his  wifia,  dau.  of  John  Brent, 
of  Glouoestershire-,  he  left,  with  four  dans.,  five  sons,  vis. 

Qabbiel. 

Richard,  a  priest.  Johk. 

Daniel,  an  eminent  physician,  buried  in  Westminstar 
Abbey. 

Edward,  a  Welsh  judge. 
The  eldest  son,  Gabriel,  a  gentleman  of  the  band  of  pen- 
aionera,  left  at  his  decease  three  daus.,  of  whom  the  eldest, 
Octavia,  was  the  wifb  of  CoL  Monson.    The  8rd  son. 

Sir  John  Cox,  Knt.,  a  naval  captabi  under  Prince  Rupert 
and  the  Duke  of  Toric,  wa#  kiUed  in  one  of  the  sea  fl^ts 
with  the  Dutch.  He  m.  the  dau.  of  Samuel  Delahay,  and 
left,  with  three  daus.,  an  only  scm, 

Gasrixl  Cox,  E^q.  of  Fanmhigham  Lodge,  Kent,  who  m. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Richard  Sneade,  Esq.  of  Baton  Bishop, 
jK>.  Hereford,  by  Elisabeth  Napier  his  wife,  and  dying  at 
St.  Gennalna,  in  France,  left  issue,  besides  three  daus.,  five 
sons,  viz., 

Samvel,  his  heir. 

Richud,  d,  unm. 

GabrielrSneadc^  of  Baton  Bishop,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 
heir  of  William  Hod^ros,  Gent ,  of  Dimock,  and  had  three 
daus.,  of  whom  th^Sdcst,  Elizabeth,  m.  John  Witherston, 
Esq. 

Edmund,  a  monk. 

Ralph,  who  left  no  surviving  issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

Samuel  Cox,  Esq.  of  Souldem,  oo.  Oxibrd,  d.  at  Far- 
minghmn  Lodge,  leaving,  by  Alicia  his  wifia,  dau.  of  Richard 
KilbyA,  Gent,  of  Souldem,  two  sons  and  three  daus.,  of 
whom  the  Snd,  Elizabeth,  m.  the  Rev.  Walter  Saunders,  and 
Alida,  the  youngest,  m.  William  Bund,  Esq.  of  Wiok.  The 
elder  son,  Samuel,  d.  team.  1781,  aged  80;  the  younger, 

Gabriel  Cox,  Esq.  of  Highgate,  Middlesex,  m.  the  dau. 
of  Mr.  Richard  Walker,  of  Brailes,  oo.  Warwick,  and  had 
issue. 

Robert-Kilbye,  who  d.  1  Feb.  1829,  aged  84,  leaving  hr  his 
wife  Elizabeth  Linnell.  Samuel,  who  m.  his  oousiu,  KUsa- 

beth  Cox,  but  d.  a  p.,  18  April,  1861 ;  Robert,  who  d. :  p., 
12  Feb.  1833:  Alicia,  d.  untn.,  1838;  and  Mary- Anne. 

Samuel.  _  . 

Mary.  Helen. 


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CO  Y 


C  R  A 


The  2nd  son, 

Samuel  Cox,  of  Eaton  Biahop,  to  which  os  ato  ho  eno- 
oeeded  at  the  death  of  Mrs.  Withereton,  in  1782,  d.  21  Jan. 
1S40,  aged  93.  He  had,  by  hia  wife  Sarah,  dau.  of  Qeoige 
Donoumb,  Eaq.,  one  aon, 

Samukl  Cox,  M.D.,  who  m.  81  Dec.  1800,  Anne,  only  child 
of  M^Jor  Murdoch  McLean,  of  Eingorloch,  Ax^llahire,  and 
by  her,  who  d.  17  May,  1844,  aged  68.  had  iaaue, 

Bobert-Kilbye,  h.  27  Feb.  1808,  d.  wmi^,  13  July,  1822. 

Oeoige-Dunctunb,  M.D.,  6. 1808.  d.  imm.,  81  Oct.  1840. 

Victor-Samuel,  6.  1819,  d.  the  aame  year. 

R]CHABi>-Stf  BAD,  his  h^f,  now  of  Eaton  Biahop. 

Eltaabeth-Mary,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Samuel  Cox,  Esq.,  d, 
without  iasue,  18  Oct.  1828. 

Clementina,  a  nun  at  Le  Mans,  in  France. 

AUda,  a  Benedictine  nun  at  St.  Benedict'a  Prioiy,  StafTord- 
^re. 

Anno-Hden,  m.  Johu-Thomaa  Dohnan,  Esq.,  of  PockUng- 
ton.  and  haa  issue,  Louia-Marmaduke,  Gecnge,  and  Mary- 
Helen. 

Euphemia,  d.  unm.,  4  Sept.  1842. 

Mary- Anne,  d.  warn.,  12  Aug.  1850. 

Sarah,  d.  tmm..  6  July,  1844. 

Dr.  Cox  tf.  4  March,  1861,  aged  74. 

Arm^—OVt  throe  bars,  az. ;  on  a  canton,  aig.,  a  lion's  head, 
ernaed,  gu. 

CrtM — ^An  antelope'a  head,  erased,  ppr.,  pieroed  through 
the  neck  by  a  spear. 

fieoto— Broxwood  and  Eaton  Biahop,  oo.  Hereford. 


COYNEY  OF  WESTON  COYNEY. 

CoTHET,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Weston  Coyney,  oa 
SUfford,  6.  23  Jan.  1801,  major  King's  Own  Stafford 
ride  militia;  m.  4  Deo.  1838,  Sophia-Henrietta,  dau. 
of  Captain  Rowland  Maiuwaring,  R.N.,  of  Whitmore 
Hall,  CO.  Stafford,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

WALTxa-MAnnrARiMo,  b.  18  Sept.  1839. 

Einease.— The  family  of  CoTVET  haa  been  seated  at 
Weston  Coyney,  in  the  pariah  of  Caverawall,  aince  the  time 
of  Hknbt  III.,  whea  John,  the  aon  of  Alan  (Fitaalan,  Lord 
of  Oaweatry,  anceator  of  the  Earla  of  Arundel),  who  d.  in 
the  twenty-fourth  of  that  reign,  anno  1240,  granted  by  hia 
charter,  toM  date,  to  Waltbb  Cotkb,  the  manor  of  Weston- 
sabter-Khreramond,  in  the  parish' of  Gaverswall,  called 
Weston  Coyney,  in  the  oo.  of  Stafford,  subject  to  the  chief 
rent  of  half  a  mark  of  silver. 

SAMPSoir  CoTVBT,  Bsq.,  reprBsentatWe  of  the  fiunily  at 
the  eommenoement  of  tlie  17th  century,  m.  in  1083,  Anne, 
dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Philip  Drasrcot,  Eaq.  of  Draycot,  in  Staf- 
fordahire,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1691)  he  liad  five  aona  and 
one  dan. ;  the  fifth  aon.  Mark,  who  d.  in  1696,  left  Johk, 
of  whom  presently,  and  Catherine,  wife  of  Anthony  Hill, 
Esq.  of  Peppeihill,  and  grandmother  of  tiie  late  Walter- 
William  Hill  Coyney,  Baq.  Sampson  Coyney  d.  S  March, 
1668,  and  was  c  by  his  son, 

Joan  CoTNBT,  Esq.,  6.  in  1687,  who  ia.  in  Oct.  1661, 
EUen,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  John  Dawes,  Esq.  of  Cau(^ey, 
in  Shropshire,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  William  Parker, 
Esq.  of  Pari^  Hall)  he  had  (with  a  dau.  EUen)  a  son  and 


Sampsov  Cotkxt,  Esq.,  6.  in  1662 :  the  hwt  male  heir 
dying  wnm.  1  May,  1603,  he  devised  his  estates  to  his  sister, 

Ellxv  Cothst,  who  m.  in  Sept.  1604,  William  Gower, 
Esq.  of  Oolmers  and  Queenhill,  oo.  Woroester,  by  whom  (who 
d.  1  June,  1736)  she  had  an  only  son, 

WiLUAM  OowsB,  Esq.,  in  right  of  his  mother,  lord  of 
Weston  Coyney.  This  gentleman  was  unfairly  killed  in  a 
duel  at  a  tavern  in  Druiy  Lane,  Feb.  1726,  by  Ua^ot  Oneby. 
WOUam  Oower,  by  his  will  of  10  Aug.  1721,  bequeathed 
Weston  Coyn«y  to  his  father  for  life,  with  remainder  to  the 
heir  male  of  the  fiunily, 

JoHK  ConrsT,  Esq.,  grandson  of  Bampaon  Coyney,  by 
Ann  Dn^oot.  He  <(.  in  1732,  before  William  Gower  the 
elder,  and  left  iasue,  by  Ann  his  wICb,  three  sons  and  two 
dana.    The  eldest  son, 

EowABO  CoTHXT,  Esq.,  at  the  decease  of  William  Oower, 
1  June,  1736,  entered  into  possession  of  the  Weston  Coyzkey 
estates.  He  m.  in  July.  1768,  Maiy.  dau.  of  Matthew  Smith, 
Em|.,  and  by  that  lady  (who  m.  2ndly,  in  Oct.  1773,  Michael 
J«oes,  Esq.  of  Lancaster,  and  d.  in  Nov.  1814)  left  at  his 
demise,  2  May,  1772,  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

MA&T-CATUAnunB,  lady  of  the  manor  of  Weston  Coyney, 
who  m.  18  Aug.  1788,  her  couain,  Waltcb^Wiluam  Hjix, 
Es-^.,  and  had  aurviving  iasue, 
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Crarlbb,  now  of  Weston  Coyney. 

Thomas-Edward,  6.  2  Aug.  1810,  m.  Rorenoe,  dau.  of  Chos. 
Mason,  Bsq. 

Mary,  m.  to  Qeowe-Lambert  CUfford,  Esq.,  youngest  son 
of  the  Hon.  Thomas-Clifioid,  of  Tlxal,  in  the  co.  of 
Stafibrd. 

Elizabeth-Mary,  n.  to  John  Yanzeller,  Esq.,  of  Liveix)ool, 
and  is  deoeaseo. 

Anne-Mary,  m.  at  Paria,  8  Feb,  1888,  to  Monaieur  Hippolyte 
de  Pilliet,  ooL  in  the  French  service. 
This  gentleman  assumed  on  his  marriage,  by  sign-mannal, 
in  pursuance  of  the  testamentary  injunction  of  Edward 
Coyney,  Esq.,  the  surname  and  arma  of  Cotney.  Mr.  Coyney 
waa  lieut.-col.  of  the  StaffonUhire  militia,  and  a  magiatxate 
and  deputy-lieutenant  for  the  county.    He  d.  29  Aug.  1844. 

AriM—Or,  on  a  bend,  aa.,  three  trefoils,  slipped,  arg. 

OroA — A  cubit  arm,  erect,  veated.  aa.,  slashed  and  cuflBBd, 
or.  holding  in  the  hand,  ppr.,  afaulchion,  aiv.,  embruedwith 
blood  in  three  placee^  hilt  and  pommel,  golo. 

Jfo^to— Fide,  sed  cui  vide. 

&w^— Weston  Coyney,  Cheadle^  Stalfoidriihre. 


CRACKANTHORPE  OF  NEWBIGGIN. 

CuAOKANTHOBPB,  WiLLiAM,  £eq.  of  Newbiggin 
Hall,  Westmoreland,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  of  Cumber- 
land in  1826,  6.  25  Feb.  1790. 

Hmeailf »— This  is  an  andeat  Westmoreland  fiunily, 
branchea  of  which  have  occaaionally  been  settled  in  Cum- 
berland. Cradcanthorpe  of  Cookermouth  was  highrsherifiC^ 
temp.  HKZiBY-yi. 

WU.LIAM  CooKsoN,  Esq.,  ind  son  of  William  Cookson,  and 
younger  brother  of  Isaac  Cookson,  whose  son,  John,  pur- 
chased the  estate  of  Whitehill,  oo.  Durham,  m.  Miss  Crack- 
anthorpe,  of  Newbiggin,  sister  and  heir  of  James  Cracken- 
thorpe,  Esq.  of  Newbiggin,  the  last  male  representative ; 
and  with  a  younger  aon,  WUliam,  D.D.,  dean  of  Windaor, 
waa£Btther  of 

CHIUSTOPHSIt-CBA(«AJfTHOBPB  COOKSOV,    who  «.  to  NOW- 

blggin  on  the  death  of  his  imole,  James  Craokanthorpe,  and 
thereupon  assumed  the  additional  aumame  and  arma  of 
Craokanthobpk.  He  ».  Charlotie  Cuat,  and  dying  in  1800, 
left  (with  two  daua.,  Charlotte  and  Sarah,)  an  only  son,  the 
present  William  Ckaokaktrorpk,  Esq.  of  Newbiggin. 

Arm$ — Or,  a  chevron,  between  three  mullets,  pierced,  as. 

Qrtstr—A.  hoUy  tree,  ppr. 

iSeoi— Newbiggin  Hall,  Westmoreland. 


CRACROFT,  irow  AMCOTTS,  OF  HACKTHORN. 

Amcotts,  Robebt,  Esq.  of  Hackthorn,  co.  Lincoln, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  26  Jan.  1788;  w.  14  June,  1814, 
Augusta,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  John  Ingilby, 
Bart,  of  Ripley,  co.  York,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Wharton  Amcotts,  Bart.,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Wkston,  6.  9  March,  1815,  m.  WilUama-Emma,  2nd 
dau.  of  W.-O.  Cherry,  Esq.  of  Buokland,  oo.  Hereford. 

II.  Peter,  oomm.  R.N.,  b.  15  March,  1816,  ta.  Caroline, 
dau.  of  Sir  Samuel  Scott,  B.\rt. 

UL  Robert- Wentwoi-th,  6.  16  Jtme,  1826,  in  holy  orders, 

rector  of  Harrington  and  BrinkhiU,  eo.  linooln. 
I.  Frances-Amootts.  m.  in  1841,  to  the  Rev.  Edwin  Jarvis, 

6th  son  of  Colonet  Jarvis,  of  Doddington  EUdl,  oo. 

linodn. 
n.  Augusta,  m.  in  1840,  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Jarvis,  2nd 

son  of  lieut-CoL  Jarvis,  of  Doddington  EUdl. 
ni.  Louisa,  m.  to  Oervais-Waldo  Sibthorp,  Esq.,  eldest 

son  of  Colonel  Sibthorp,  M.P. 
IT.  Constance-Elisabeth. 

C!olonel  Cracroft  assimied  the  surname  and  arms 
of  Amcotts,  by  royal  liceose,  11  July,  1854. 

&ittf  A0C. — ^The  fiunily  of  Cracroft  has  been  resident  at 
Hackthom  for  many  centuries,  and  ita  pedigree  can  be 
traced  from  the  time  of  Hekbt  III.  William  Cracroft,  son 
of  Stephen  de  Cracroft,  and  grandson  of  Walter  de  Cracroft, 
was  lord  of  the  manor  of  Craoroft,  co.  Lincoln,  a.d.  1284. 
The  great<grandfather  of  the  present  representative, 

RoBKRT  CRAORorr,  Esq.  of  Hackthom,  6.  in  1677,  m. 
Qraoe,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  J.  Baxter,  of  Lincoln  Cathedral,  and 
dying  in  1712,  left  issue,  Robert,  John,  Edward,  Thomas, 
Elizabeth,  and  Orace.    Of  these,  the  elder  son, 

Robert  Craoroit,  Esq.  of  Hackthom,  b.  in  1702,  m.  1st, 
Anne,  dau.  and  heir  of  M.  Brown,  Esq.,  of  Louth,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  in  1788,  had  three  daus.,  Anne,  Giaoe,  and 


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Mary.  He  m.  Sndly,  Rebecca  Waldgrave,  nieoe  of  the  Ber. 
B.  WOflon,  of  West  Koal  Hall,  oo.  linooln,  and  had  iwue, 
Robert- Wilson,  d.  iinm.;  John,  his  suoceasor;  Thomas. 
Edward,  Bernard,  Charles,  Francis,  William,  and  Edmund, 
and  a  dau.,  Elizabeth-Clementina.  The  eldest  surriTing 
son, 

John  Cbaoboft,  Esq.,  of  Hackthom,  6.  in  1748,  m.  Peue- 
lope-Anne,  dau.  dT  the  Ber.  Charles  Fleetwood  Weston,  of 
Somerby  Mall,  oo.  Lincoln,  rector  of  Therfield,  Herts,  and 
prebendaxy  of  Durham,  and  had  issue, 

Robert,  present  representatiye. 

John,  in  holy  orders,  b.  in  1784,  was  twice  married :  Ist,  to 
Elisa.  dau.  of  Charles  Lewis.  Esq.  of  Totteridge,  Herts, 
by  whom  he  had  issuer  Elisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.-T.  Maine ; 
and  Sndly,  to  Jane,  dau.  of  H.  Brown,  Esq.,  Minster 
Tard,  Lincoln,  and  <L  21  Sept.  1842,  havinff  had  issue  by 
his  8nd  wife  also,  vis..  John,  Robert,  and  Bernard,  and 
two  daus.,  Emily  and  Jane. 

Penelope-Anne.  Lucy. 

Emily,  d,  unm.  in  1888. 

Arabella,  m.  to  Matthew  Lister.  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Mst- 
thew-B.  lister,  Esq.,  of  Burwell  Park,  co.  linooln. 


Jr/RK-tVert,  on  a  bend  danoett^  arsr.,  three  martlets. 
Crul — A  stork,  ppr.,  supporting  with  his  dea^ter  (c 
battle-axe.  staff;  or,  neade(^  arg. 
aeat^Mmoktitom,  co.  linooln. 


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CRANSTOUN  OF  COREHOUSE. 

Edmondbtounk-Cranstoun,  Maria,  of  Corehouse, 
CO.  Lanark,  dau.  of  William  Cuninghame,  of  Lain- 
shaw,  oo.  Ayr,  «.  in  lS50y  to  the  estate  of  Corehonae, 
by  deed  of  entail  made  by  her  maternal  uncle, 
George  Cranatoiin,  Esq.  of  Corehouse,  and  assumed 
thereon  the  name  of  Edmondstoune-Cranstouk. 

%intSL^t* — Gbobos  Cranstoun,  youngest  son  of  Wil- 
liam, 5th  Lord  Cranstoun,  by  Lady  Jane  Kerr  his  wife,  dan. 
of  William,  2nd  Marquess  of  Lothian,  and  granddau.  of 
Archibald,  9th  Earl  of  Argyll,  beheaded  1688,  m.  Maria,  dau. 
of  John  Brisbane,  of  Brisbane  (by  Isabdla  his  wife,  dau. 
and  co-heiress  of  Sir  Thomas  Nicholson,  of  Kemries,  Bart., 
and  sister  of  Margaret,  Marchioness  of  Lothian,  and  of 
Mary,  wife  of  the  Hon.  Mr.  Boyd,  brother  to  the  Earl  of 
Kihnamock.  beheaded  1746-6)  and  had  issue, 

Heniy-Kerr.  m.  Mary-Anne,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 
Sir  John  Whiteford.  of  Whiteford.  Bart. 

Geone,  called  to  the  bar  in  Hcotland,  and  appointed  a  judge 
in  the  Court  of  Session,  1826,  d,  unm..  1850. 

Maigavet-Nicholson,  m.  to  William  Cunninghame,  of  Lain- 
shaw,  and  had  (with  other  issue— 5ee  Cuninohams  of 
lain$kaig)  a  dau.,  Maria,  now  of  Corehouse. 

Jane-AnncL  m.  to  Wenceslaus.  Count  Ton  Puzgstall,  Count 
of  the  Holy  Roman  Empire,  and  chamberlain  to  the  Em- 
peror of  Austria ;  and  pad  issucL  Wenceslaus,  Count  von 
Fuxgstall,  d.  unm.,  1817 :  and  a  oau.,  d.  an  infant. 

Helen  D'Arcy,  m,  Dugald  Stewart^  pf  Catrine,  and  had 
Issue. 

This  aadent  fiunily  dates  their  establishment  in  North 
Britain,  flrom  the  latter  end  of  the  1 1th  century.  Edmundus, 
traditionally  a  younger  son  of  Count  Egmont,  of  Flanders, 
one  oi  the  numerous  foreigners  who  attended  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Edoar  Ateblxno,  into  Scotland,  in  1070,  rose  to 
great  distinction.  He  and  his  descendants  obtained  nume- 
rous grants  of  land  in  rarlous  parts  of  the  country,  and  one 
of  them  married  the  Prinoess  Isabel  Steuart,  dau.  of 
RoBKBT  II ;  and  their  son,  his  cousin<german  Mary.  dau.  of 
RoBKKT  IIL  From  the  former  marriage  was  detiTed  the 
chief  branch  of  the  family :  the  Edmondstouns  qf  Bdnam, 
in  the  co.  Roxburgh,  and  subsequently  of  Corehouse,  co. 
Lanark.  On  the  death  of  the  last  representative  of  the  elder 
branch,  George  Crsnstoun,  son  of  ^e  Hon.  Oeoige  Cransr 
toun,  succeeded  by  will  to  the  property  of  Corehouse. 

^rnW'-Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  gn.,  tl^rpe  crai^es,  closer 
pjpr.  :  2nd  and  Sro,  or,  three  crescents,  gu. 
;5«a(.<;orehouse,  Lanarkshire. 


cba'ster  of  ci^a'st^r  tower 

Wood-Cra'ster,  Thomas,  E^q.  of  Cra'ster  Tower, 
CO.  Northumberland,  J,P.  and  D.L.,  b.  21  Aug.  1786 ; 
m.  21  Aug.  1820,  Margaret -Eleanor,  dau.  of  John 
Loiigfleld,  Esq,  of  Longueville,  co.  Cork,  and  has 
issue, 

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I.  John,  6.  6  Sept  1828. 

n.  Edmund,  6. 14  Sept.  1824. 

m.  Shafto,  6.  22  May,  1828. 

!▼.  Richard-Longfield,  6.  10  July,  18i8. 

▼.  George- Ayton,  6.  9  June,  1830. 

Ti.  Tbomas-Henry,  b.  4  Aug.  1884. 

vn.  William*Robert,  b.  26  St^t.  1880. 

▼m.  Henry,  b.  10  Deo.  1840. 

L  Eleanor>Ann.  u.  Aim. 

in.  Eliaabeth-Hamar-Isabd. 
Mr.  Wood-Cra'ster  assumed,  by  royal  sign-manaal, 
tiie  surname  of  Cra'steu,*  on  succeeding,  by  the 
will  of  Qeorge  Cra'ster,  of  Cra'ster,  to  the  estates  of 
that  family. 

ECtUKife.— This  was  the  principal  fiunily,  and  to  tb« 
only  one  remaining  which  held  ay  military  tenure  under  the 
Barony  of  Yisoonti.  The  manor  of  Crawoeatre,  or  Crau- 
cestre,  now  written  Craster,  formed  part  of  the  barony  of 
Emildon,  which  was  granted  to  the  House  of  Yisoonti  by 
King  Hknrt  I.,  to  be  holden  by  three  knight's  fees ;  but 
since  the  forfeiture,  after  the  battle  of  Eresham,  of  Simon 
de  Montfort,  Earl  of  Leioester,  who  had  obtained  the  barony 
from  Ranetta,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  le  Viscouti,  the  manor 
oi  Craoceetre  has  ever  been  separated,  and  held  of  the 
crown  <a  eapitg. 

In  a  return  of  the  knights'  fees  in  the  oo.  of  Northum* 
berland,  supposed  to  be  made  in  the  tthyear  of  King  Johv, 
William  d<  CluuoBSTaB  is  there  returned  as  lord  of  the 
manor  of  Craucestro,  which  he  then  held  by  half  a  knight's 
fee  of  andent  feoffknent,  by  which  it  i4;>pears  that  thia 
family  had  been  possessed  of  that  manor  in  the  time  of 
King  Hbnkt  I. 

Sib  RicHAao  db  Ciuucsstrk,  lord  of  the  manor  of  Cran- 
cesti^  was  knighted  by  Edwabd  I.,  in  the  Scotch  wars, 
and 

Sib  Edmund  db  Craucistbb,  w^o  serred  bo4h  in  tha 
wars  of  Franoe  and  Scotland,  was  knigbted  for  his  services 
therein  by  Edward  IIL 

John  Gba'stbb,  Esq.  of  Cra'ster  (grandson  of  Iient.-CoL 
William  Cra'ster,  of  Cra'ster,  who  defended  Morpeth  Castle 
for  Chablbb  I,  and  the  hoeal  male  repreeentative  of  th« 
Cra'stbrs  qf  Craster),  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Ayton,  Esq. 
of  West  Harrington,  co.  Durham,  and  had  issue  three  sops 
and  three  daus. 

I.  JoHK,  his  heir. 

n.  William  ;  and  m.  Bertram ;  both  d.  $.p. 

I.  Isabel,  s».  to  John  Mykitt^  Esq.  of  Whlthill,  oo.  Durham, 
and  d.  t.  p. 

IX.  Elizabeth,  «.  lst»  to  Christopher  Blackett,  Esq.  of  Newr 
ham,  and  2ndly.  to  John  Watson,  Esq.  of  Goswiok ;  by 
the  latter  only  she  had  issue,  a  dau.,  who  m.  John  Askew, 
Esq.  of  Pallinabum. 

III.  Anne,  m.  Thomas  Wood,  Esq.  of  Beodnel,  and  had 
(with  two  daus.,  Catherine  and  Elisabeth,  axkd  a  son, 
Thomas)  an  dder  son,  John  Wood,  Esq.,  who  m.  4  Sept 
1781,  Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Daniel  Cra'ster,  Esq.  of  Cra'ster, 
and  had  issue, 

1  Thomas  Wood-Cba'stbb,  the  paneseot  representatiTe  of 
the  family. 

2  John-Ayton  Wood,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Margaret,  dau. 
of  Ralph  Compton,  Esq.  of  MeUdngton,  and  d.  SO  Jan. 
186S,  leaving  tnree  sons  and  three  oans. 

jMmiM:   Maria-Catherine:   Elisabeth;   and  Bavbarm- 
Jane ;  all  four  d.  ansa. 
The  eld|Bet  son, 

John  Cba'stsb,  of  Cra'ster,  barrfeter-at-law, «».  Oatberlne^ 
dau.  of  CoL  Heniy  Villiers,  Qovemor  of  Tinmouth  Castle, 
apd  son  of  Sir  Edward  Villiers,  Knt,  Marshal  of  England, 
the  youQgeet  son  of  Edward,  Viscount  Orandison,  and  d.  in 
1764,  having  had  several  children,  all  of  whom  d.  young, 
except  his  8rd  son, 

GsoROB  Cba'stkb,  Esq,  of  Cra'ster,  an  officer  in  the  2nd 
troop  of  horse-grsnadier-guards,  who  m.  Olivia  Sharp,  and 
d.  in  1772,  without  issue,  when  the  estates,  in  aooordanoe 
with  the  will  of  John  Cra'ster,  of  Cra'ster,  devolved  upoik 
his  kipsmi^i, 

Dakibl  Cba'stbb,  Esq.  of  Cra'ster,  great-grandson  of 
Daniel.  Srd  son  of  Col.  William  Cra'ster,  of  Cra'ster,  the 
cavalier.  This  Danto)  m.  and  had  five  scms,  all  of  whouk 
d.  $.  p.,  except  the  Srd,  Shatto,  and  four  daua.  He  tf.  in 
1784,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

SBArro  Cba'stbb,  Esq.  of  Cra'ster,  high-sheriff  in  1808, 
who  m.  Isabel,  dau.  of  James  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Newoastle- 
on-l^e,  by  whom  he  left  an  only  dau,  at  his  decease  in 
1887,  whereupon  the  estates  devolved,  by  vinue  of  the  will 

•  Mr.  Wood  Cra'ster's  children  retain  tl)e  fupuune  of 
Cra'ster  only. 


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of  Ctocnge  Cr&*8ter,  Esq.,  on  Thomas  Wood,  Esq.,  who 
aasumod  the  sunuune  and  arms  of  Cra'stbb,  and  is  the  pre* 


^ raw— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4fh,  quarterly,  or  and  go.,  in 
the  1st  quarter,  a  raven,  ppr.,  for  Cra'stbr;  2nd  and  Snl,  as., 
on  a  bend,  arsr.,  three  fleurs-de-Ua,  sa.,  each  chaiged  with  as 
many  bezants,  for  Wood. 

CreaU — Ist,  a  raven,  ppr.,  charged  on  the  breast  with  an 
escallQp,  or,  for  Cila'8TBB  ;  2nd,  a  wolfs  head,  sa.,  erased,  or, 
gorged  with  a  collar,  of  the  last,  charged  with  three  annulets^ 
gu..  for  Wood. 

Stat    Cra'ster  Tower,  near  Alnwick,  co.  Kor^umbeiland. 


CRAUFUIRD  OF  BAIDLAND,  NOW  OF 
ARDMILLAN. 
Craufuird,  Thomas-MacMiken,  Esq,  of  Grange 
HoQse,  eo.  Ayr,  6.  12  Aug.  1814 ;  ni,  18  June,  1843, 
Elizabetii-Fraser,  2nd  dau.  of  David  Steuart-Gal- 
braith,   Esq.   of   Machrehanish   and  Dromore,  co. 
Argyle,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 
Abchibald^Hsw,  6.  16  July,  1844. 

lintase. — Andrew  Crautuird,  of  Baidland  (lineally 
derived  fWnn  a  younger  brother  of  Sir  Reginald  Craufurd, 
of  Loudoun,  sheriff  of  Ayrshire  in  129«),  m.  Jean,  eldest 
dau.  of  Sir  James  Lockhart,  of  Lee,  and  was  fttther  of 

Datid  Craufuird,  of  Baidland,  who  had  a  son,  Patrick, 
and  a  dan.,  Margaret,  m.  in  1617,  to  James  Boyle,  Esq.  of 
Hawkahill,  ancestor  of  the  Boyles,  Earls  of  Glasgow.  The 
soo, 

Patrick  Cravtutbd,  of  Baidland,  retoured  in  1611,  was 
father  of 

WiLUAM  CRAvrmRD,  of  Baidland,  who  had  (besides  a 
dau.,  Isabel,  m.  to  James  Crauf\ird,  Esq.  of  Jordan  Hill, 
ancestor,  by  her,  of  Sir  Robert  CrauTlird-PolIock,  Bart.)  a 
son  and  successor, 

Jaxrb  Crautuird,  of  Baidland,  who  m.  one  of  the  daus. 
and  oo-heiiB  of  Hugh  Kennedy,  Esq.  of  Ardmillan,  by  Mar- 
garet his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Blair,  of  Blair,  and,  by  her, 
(with  whom  he  eventually  acquired  the  estate  of  ArdmiUan) 
had  numerous  issue ;  of  whom  were  Wiluam,  his  heir ; 
James,  ancestor  of  the  CpAwruRDS  o/  Sutwx ;  a  dau.  i».  to 
David  Craufturd,  of  Drumsoy.    The  eldest  son, 

William  Crautuird,  of  ArdmiUan,  distinguished  for  his 
defence  of  the  fortress  of  the  Bass,  in  the  Frith  of  Forth, 
against  King  Wiluam,  in  1691.  He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Kennedy  of  Baltersane,  and  predeoeased  his  father,  leaving 
an  eldest  son, 

Archibald  Crautxtird,  of  Ardmillan,  who  m.  Marion 
Hay,  a  descendant  of  one  of  the  branches  of  the  Tweeddale 
£unily,  and  by  her  had  two  sons, 

I.  Archibald,  of  whom  presently, 

n.  Thomas,  an  officer  in  the  army,  who  purchased  Ardmil- 
lan ftt>m  his  elder  brother,  m.  Ist,  Anne,  datt  of  John 
Taylor,  Esq.  of  East  Sheen,  co.  Surrey ;  and  2ndly.  Jane, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Hugh  Efamilton,  of  Oirvan,  and  d.  in 
1793,  having  had  issue  by  the  former  lady,  vis., 
1  Archibald-Cuttord-Blaokwbll  Crautuird,  mi^or 
fn  the  army,  now  of  ArdmiUan,  m.  Jane^    dau.  of 
Dr,  Leslie,  snd  has  issue. 

1  MaxgareL  m.  to  her  cousin,  Archibald  Craufyilrd,  Esq, 
of  Ardmillan. 

2  Anne,  m.  to  MacMfken  of  Qraoge. 
nie  elder  son, 

Archibald  Crautuird,  of  ArdmiUan,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
Robert  Kennedy,  Esq.  of  Liverpool,  and  dying  in  1784,  was 
«.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Archibald  Crautuird,  Esq.  of  ArdmiUan,  who  m.  his 
oousln,  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Thomas  CrauAiird,  Esq.,  and  dying 
16  May,  1824,  left  the  present  THOMAS^MAcMixsif  Crau* 
TuiRD,  of  Orange;  HamUton-Cathcart,  now  in  America; 
Maig^tret,  m.  to  William  StemdAle,  Esq.;  Marion;  and 
Anne,  m.  to  Orsham  Hutoheson,  Esq. 

.^rms— Quarteriv:  1st  and  4th,  go.,  on  a  feese,  erm., 
between  three  mullets,  arg.,  two  crescents,  interlaced,  of  the 
field,  for  Crautuird  ;  2nd  and  8rd,  aig.,  a  chevron,  gu., 
between  three  oross-orosslets,  dtchte,  sa.,  for  Kbhabdy. 

Crat — A  game-hawk,  hooded  and  beUed,  ppr. 

If (»tt<»— Durum  patientiA  tmago, 

tfeo^— Orange  House,  Mi^ybole,  co.  Ayr. 

(JRAUFURD  OF  CRAUFURDLAND. 
Howison-Cbaufobd,  William,  Esq.  of  Oaufurd- 
land,  CO.  Ayr,  and  of  Braehead,  Mid-Lothian,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  b.  29  Nov.  1781;  w.  14  June,  1808,  Jane- 
Esther,  only  dau.  of  James  Whyte,  Esq.  of  New- 
mainsy  and  has  issue, 
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I.  JoHN-BmirALD,  b.  80  Aug.  1811 ;  m.  April,  1847,  Mary- 
Dundas,  dau.  of  John  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Sundrum,  oo. 
Ayr. 

I.  EUsabeth-Constantia,  m.  to  James-Ogilvy  Fairlie,  Esq. 
of  Coodham,  co.  Ayr. 

VLint&Q,t* — John  Crautubd,  3rd  son  of  8ir  Rsginald  ds 
Craufhrd,  sheriff  of  Ayrshire,  by  Maroabkt  db  LoudouiT 
his  wife,  obtained  broad  lands  from  his  father,  in  Clsrdss- 
dale,  and  in  right  of  his  wife  became  chief  proprietor  of  tiie 
barony.  This  John  conferred  Ardoch,  or  Crauf\irdland,  in 
Ayrshire,  upon  his  2nd  son, 

John  Crautukd,  who  Uved  in  the  time  of  ALXXAHDaall., 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Cbautuhd,  of  Craufiirdland,  father  of 

Jambs  Chautubd,  of  Craufhrdland,  who  fought  under 
Wallace,  and  assisted  at  the  election  of  that  illustrious 
chief  to  the  wardenship  of  Scotland,  at  the  Forest  Kirk,  in 
the  shire  of  Selkirk,  anno  1297.    He  was  grandfather  of 

John  Crauturd,  who  obtained  from  Ring  Robebt  III.  a 
charter  of  confirmation  of  the  Isnds  of  Ardoch,  or  Crau- 
fVirdland,  dated  at  Dundonald,  in  1891.  This  laird  had, 
with  other  children.  Wiluam  (Sir),  his  heir;  and  John, 
who  became  Laird  of  Oiffordland.  and  was  ancestor  of  the 
Cbauturds  Cff  Sirkheid.    The  eldest  surviving  son. 

Sib  Wiluam  Crautubd,  of  Craufurdland,  distinguished 
himself  in  arms,  and  had  the  honour  of  knighthood  fi*om 
JaAbs  I.  In  1423,  he  recdved  a  severe  wound  at  the  siege 
of  Crevelt,  in  France,  and  the  next  year  we  find  him 
amongst  the  prisoners  released  with  the  Scottish  king.  His 
Uneal  descendant, 

John  Crauturd,  of  Craufturdland,  m.  Ist,  in  1719,  Robina, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Walkinshaw  of  that  ilk,  and  in 
consequence  assumed  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of 
the  family.  By  this  lady  he  had  one  son  only  to  survive, 
John.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elenora,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Nioolson, 
of  Camock,  and  widow  of  the  Hon.  Thomas  Boyd.  He  d. 
10  Jan.  1763,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  child, 

LiBUT.-CoL.  John- Walkinshaw  Crauturd,  of  CraufUrd- 
land,  appointed  in  Aug.  1761,  fidconer  to  the  king  for  Scot- 
land. He  shared  in  the  victory  of  Dettingen,  and  distin- 
guished himself  in  the  hard-fought  field  of  Fontenoy.  CoL 
CrauHird  d.  at  Edinburgh,  wun,,  in  Feb.  1798,  aged  72, 
settling  his  estate,  by  deed  made  on  his  death-bed,  upon 
Thomas  Coutts,  Esq.  of  London,  banker.  That  instrument 
was,  however,  disputed  by  his  aunt  and  next  heir, 

EuzABBTH  Crauturd,  who  instituted  an  action  of  reduc- 
tion, and  after  protracted  litigation,  carried  on  by  herself 
and  her  successor,  the  deed  was  eventually  reduced  by  a 
decree  of  the  House  of  Lords,  in  1806,  and  the  ancient 
estates  came  back  to  the  rightfiil  heirs.  Miss  CrawAird  had 
fa.  1st,  William  Fairlie,  of  that  ilk,  by  whom  she  had  one 
dau.,  who  d,  in  infiancy.  She  m,  2ndly,  8  June,  1744,  John 
Howison,  Esq.  of  Braehead,  in  Mid-Lothian,  descended 
from  John-Howison  Burgen,  of  Edinburgh,  in  1450,  and 
dying  in  1802,  aged  97,  was  $.  by  her  only  surviving  child, 

Euzabbth  Howison-Craxtturd,  of  Braehead,  and,  by 
the  decree  of  the  House  of  Lords,  of  Crauftudland.  This 
lady  m.  in  1777,  the  Bev.  James  Moody,  who  assimied  the 
additional  surnames  of  Howison  and  Cbautubd,  and  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  1881)  she  left  at  her  decease,  1  April,  1888, 
a  dau.,  Isabella,  m.  to  William  Keith,  Esq.,  brother  of  Shr 
Alexander  Keith,  of  Rsvelston  and  Dunnottar,  and  an  only 
surviving  son,  the  present  William  Howison-Cbautubd, 
Esq.  of  CrauAirdland  and  Braehead. 

.<4mu— Quarteriy:  Cbautubd  and  Howison. 

Oe«fs— Craufurd  :  a  marble  pilhav  supporting  a  man's 
heart,  ppr.  Howison  :  a  dexter  nana,  erect,  couped  at  the 
wrist. 

SupporUn— Two  husbandmen  in  the  drees  of  the  14th 
century;  one  holding  a  flail,  the  other  a  bason  and  napkin. 

Jfottoe*— Crauturd:  Stant  innixa  Deo.  Howison:  Sur- 
sumoorda. 

£^a««--CrauAirdland  Csstle,  near  KUmamook,  Ayrshire; 
and  Braehead,  in  Mid-Lothian. 


CRAUFURD  OF  AUCHINAMES. 
Obaufurd,  John,  Esq.  of  Auohinames  and  Cros- 
bie,  00.  Ayr,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  4  Jan.  1780;  m. 
16  Aug.  1814,  Sophia-Marianna,  dau.  of  Major-Oen. 
Horace  Cburchill,  and  greatgranddau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Walpole,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Bdward-Hbnbt-John,  M.P,  for  Ayr,  M.A.,  barrister- 
at-law,  6.  in  1818. 

II.  Frederick-Augustus-Buohanan,  6.  in  1823. 


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C  R  A 

III.  Bobert-Emilius-Faeakerley,  b.  in  1834. 

nr.  Geoif^o-PoDBonby,  6.  in  1826. 

I.  Katherine-HoratiA.  n.  G«oi^e^iana-Janet. 

Uttttafff. — ^This  branch  of  the  great  houae  of  Cnuifiird 
deriyee  fh>m  Dvnoak  Cbaufxtrd,  of  Camlai^,  8rd  son  of 
David  CranfUrd,  of  Kene.  who  appears  to  hare  had  (liTing 
in  the  reign  of  Jambb  IV.)  an  only  dan., 

Maboabct  dLAuruKD,  who  m.  Jolrn  Onuiftird,  of  Dron- 
gan.    The  direct  male  descendant, 

DATin  Ckauturd,  of  Drumsoy,  historiographer  for  Soot- 
land  to  Queen  Ankb,  a  gentleman  of  literary  abilitiee, 
distingniahed,  amongst  other  works,  by  an  historical  de- 
fence of  Mary  Queen  of  Scots,  d.  in  1  HO,  leaving  an  only 
dan.  andheirees, 

Emilia  Ckautuiu),  of  Dnimsoy.  who  d,  tmm.  in  1731, 
when  the  representation  of  ttie  family  rererted  to  her 
grand-uncle, 

Patrick  CRAntrnEtD,  of  Dntmsoy,  who  had  previously 
aoquired  the  estate  by  purchase.  He  m.  let,  a  dau.  of 
Ck>rdon  of  Tumberry,  and  had  one  son  and  two  daus,  vis., 

Thomas,  who  d.  at  Paris,  in  1724,  being  at  the  time  envoy- 
extraordinary  (h)m  the  court  of  St  James's  to  that  of 
Versailles. 

Robert,  d.w*ni. 

Anne,  m.  to  William  Hogg,  merchant  at  Edinbuigh. 

Margaret,  m.  to  John  Codirane,  of  Ravolrig. 

Uo  m.  2ndly,  Jane,  dau.  of  Archibald  Crauftird,  of  Auohi- 
names,  and  by  tier  had  seven  sons,  vis., 

I.  Patrick,  his  successor. 

II.  OsoROS,  heut.-ooL  63rd  regt,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Edward 
Randal.  Eso.  of  Salisbury,  imd  had  (wiUi  a  dau.,  Mary, 
the  wife  of  Thomas  Gilbert,  Esq.,  M.P.)  a  son  and  suc- 
cessor, at  his  decease,  in  1768, 

Patrick-Oborgb,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Lieut -Colonel 
Donald  Macdouald,  of  the  84th  regt,  brigadier-general 
in  America,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  July,  1811)  had,  with 
twodaus.,  Margaret-Randal  and  Catherine-Mary,  four 
sons,  vie., 

Oeorge,  who  d.  unm, 

John,  present  representative. 

Donalo,  capt  royal  artillery,  d,  unm.  in  Oct.  1819. 
This  officer  was  wounded  at  Waterloo. 

Patrick-Oeoige,  d.  in  1804. 

in.  Ronald,  of  Restahrig,  writer  to  the  signet,  m.  in  1743, 
Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Forbes,  of  Nowhall,  by  whom  he 
had  a  son,  Patrick,  who  d.  unm.,  and  three  daus,  vis., 

1  Maigaret,  who  m.  Patrick,  6th  Earl  of  Dumfries,  and 
had  an  only  child,  the  Ladt  Elizabeth  Pxnblopr 
Crbiortoh,  who  m.  John,  Viscount  Mountstuart. 

S  Jane,  m.  to  William  Beny,  nephew  and  heir-presump- 
tive of  Feiguson  of  Rait 

8  Annabella,  m.  to  William  Fullerton,  of  Rosemount 
whom  she  survived. 

IT.  James,  an  eminent  merchant  in  Holland,  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of —  Andrews,  Esq.  of  Rotterdam,  and  had  issue, 

1  Patrick,  appointed,  in  1700,  oonsorvator  of  Soots'  pri- 
vileges in  Holland. 

2  James. 

8  George,  who,  with  Patrick,  succeeded  to  his  father's 

commercial  establishment 
4  Ronald,  a  merchant  in  Glasgow,  of  the  house  of  Spiers 

and  Co. 
1  Maigaret,  m.  to  Maoleod  of  Geanies. 

▼.  Hdgfa,  a  merchant  in  the  East  Indies,  where  he  d.  unm. 
Ti.  Alexander,  an  officer  in  the  army,  d.  in  Lord  Cath- 

cart's  expedition  to  Carthagena,  in  1741. 
Yii.  John,  an  officer  in  the  army,  who  attained  the  rank  of 

lieutenant-general,  and  died  Governor  of  Minorca,  unm. 

Patrick  CraufUrd,  of  Drumsoy  and  Auchinames,  d.  in  1783, 
and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son. 

Patrick  Crauturb,  of  Drumsoy,  Autdiinames,  Ac.,  M.P. 
for  the  00.  of  Edinbuigh  in  1741  and  1747,  and  for  Renfrew- 
shire in  17(n.  He  m.  let,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
George  Middleton,  Esq.,  a  banker  in  London,  and  had  two 
sons,  John,  his  heir;  and  James,  col.  in  the  Guards,  and 
governor  of  Bermuda,  d.  t.p.in  1811.  The  hdrd  m.  2ndly, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Lord  Sempill,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau., 
Sarah,  who  d.  unm,  in  1706.  He  d.  in  1778,  and  was  t.  by 
his  older  son, 

Johh  Crauturd,  of  Dnimsoy  and  Auchinames^  M.P.  fox 
Old  Sarum  in  1768,  and  afterwards  for  co.  Ren&ew  i^  Oct 
1774.  This  gentleman,  who  was  the  associate  and  friend  of 
Charles-James  Fox,  d.  unm.  in  1814,  and  was  «.  by  his 
oousln,  JoHK  Crauturd,  Esq.  of  Auchinames  and  Crosbie. 

-4rmi— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  fesse,  erm.;  2nd,  a 
stag's  head,  erased,  gu. ;  8rd.  arg.,  two  spears  in  saltier, 
between  four  spots  of  ermine. 

Crau^A  stag's  head,  enwed,  gu.,  between  the  attires  a 
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C  R  A 

oross-croBslot  fltcbte ;  2nd,  a  i^Manix,  ppr.,  risiug  from  the 
flames. 

i^o(toe»— *' Tutum  te  robore  reddam.**  And  *' God  shew 
the  right 

fita<— Crosbie  Castle,  Ayrshire. 


CRAVEN  OF  RICHARDSTOWN. 

Craven,  Charles-Coolbt,  Esq.  of  Riohardstown, 
oo.  Louth,  late  captain  72nd  Highlanders,  m.  Au- 
gusta, youngest  dau.  of  the  late  CoL  (George  Dacre, 
of  Marwell,  Hauts,  of  the  family  of  the  Dacres  of  the 
North,  and  has  issue, 

I.  CHARLn-DAoax.  n.  Dacre. 

I.  Augusta. 

Etncage.— This  Cunlly  daims  to  be  a  brtaoh  of  Sir 
William  Craven's,  who  was  lord-mayor  of  London  in 
1610-11,  and  £ither  of  the  celebittted  William,  1st  Earl  of 
Craven. 

Charues  Cravrn,  Esq.,  6.  24  Oct  1718  (2nd  son  of 
Charles  Craven,  Esq.,  by  Anne  his  wife,  sister  and  co-heir 
of  Captain  John  Dobbyn,  of  Drumcsshel,  oo.  Louth,  and 
grandson  of  Loven  Craven,  an  officer  in  the  army  of 
William  III.,  who  feU  at  the  battle  of  Aughrim,  in  1091X 
served  in  Gennany  fhnn  1741  to  1748  ;  in  Scotland  in  1746, 
under  the  Duke  of  Cumberland;  at  Gibraltar, and  America. 
He  m.  19  Aug.  17M,  Eleanor,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas 
Codey,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  barristar-ot-law,  and  M.P.  for  Gorey, 
by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Abel  Ram,  Esq.  of  Ramsfort  co. 
Wexford,  M.P.,  and  J.P.,  and,  by  her  (who  d.  10  March, 
1825)  had  issue, 

Charlbb^  his  heir. 

Thomas,  of  Drumoashel,  eo.  Louth,  b.  27  Sept  1773,  ta.  IS 
Feb.  1798,  Anne,  youngest  dau.  of  RichardL  4th  Visoount 
Boyne,  and  d.  in  1888,  having  had  by  this  lady,  who 
predeceased  him,  in  1828,  a  son,  Thomas,  drowned  at 
Dundalk,  in  1828,  and  six  daus. 

Abel,  lieut  in  the  army,  d.  in  1880. 

Sarah-Rebecca,  m.  20  Feb.  1790,  the  Rev.  Francis  Thomas, 
of  TxiUabrin,  co.  Kilkenny,  who  d.  leaving  issue. 

Catherine,  m.  Alexander  Humfirey,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  who  ct 
in  1845,  leaving  issue 
M^jor  Craven,  who  served  as  high-sheriiT  of  Louth,  d.  in 
April,  1784,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Charles  Craveh,  Esq.  of  Richardstown,  a  general  in 
the  army.  b.  15  Dea  1700,  a  distinguished  officer ;  he  m.  in 
1728,  Alice,  dau.  of  John  RandaU,  Esq.,  and  left  at  hia 
decease  a  son  and  heir,  the  present  Charlcs-Coolst 
CRATXir,  Esq. 

.irm^-Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  a  fesse,  engrailed,  between 
four  oross-crosslets,  fitch6e,  and  two  fleurs-de-lis,  for  Cratrm  : 
2nd  and  Srd,  as.,  a  chevron  between  three  annulets,  two  and 
one,  or,  for  Dorbth. 

Crtit— On  a  chai)eau,  gu.,  turned  up,  erm.,  a  nyphon, 
statant  sa.,  wings  addorsed,  beaked  and  seme^  of  fleurs-de- 
lis,  or. 

JtfoMo— Fortitudine  crevi. 


CRAVEN  OF  BROCK  HAMPTON  PARK. 

Ckavev,  Fulwab,  Esq.  of  Brock  Hampton  Park, 
CO.  Gloucester,  and  Draycott  Fitzpaine,  Wilts,  6. 
25  June,  1782 ;  m.  26  Nov.  1809,  Laura,  2nd  dau.  of 
Oeoi^  Yansittart,  Esq.  of  Bisham  Abbey,  M.P.  for 
Berks,  and  has  had  issue, 

L  Fulwar,  an  officer  hi  the  army,  6.  12  Sept  1810,  d. 
4  April,  1837,  leaving  one  dau. 

n.  Ororgs-Vaii8ittart,  b.  15  Oet  1812. 

m.  William-East-Edward,  b.  S4  Oct  1816. 

I.  Qeotglna-Maria,  m.  in  1841,  to  Qoodwin-Charles  Col- 
quitt, Esq. 

Eineafff.— Cbarlbb  Craten,  Esq.,  youngest  brother 
of  William.  2nd  Lord  Craven,  was  constituted  Governor  of 
Carolina,  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Akhs.  He  m.  Elisabeth 
Staples,  by  whom  (who  m.  after  his  deosase,  Jemmit  Ray- 
mond, Esq.  of  Berkshire)  he  left  at  his  desith,  in  1764,  an 
only  surviving  son. 

Rev.  Johm  Cratev,  of  Chflton  House,  oo.  Wilts,  who  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  James  Hughes,  Esq.  of  litcomb,  in  the 
CN>.  of  Berks,  and  had  surviving  issue, 

i^  FiTLWAR,  present  proprietor. 

h.  ChaHes-John,  m.  28  Oct.  1817,  Penelope,  dau.  of  Edward 
Wheeler,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 
Charles,  b.  2  Aug.  1818,  2nd  drsgoons. 
Chariotte-Penelope.  Cecilia-Catherine. 

U  ChariotteElizabeth,  m.  in  1819,  to   Sir  John-Walter 

PoUen,  Bart.,  U.P. 


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G  S  E 


G  B  E 


Arw»^Arg.,  a  fane  between  fix  croM-crosalets  fltoMeu  gu. 
Orttir— On  A  chi4)eaa,  gu.,  turned  up^  erm.,  a  grypiioii, 
■tatant,  of  the  2nd,  beaked,  or. 
Motto — ^Virtua  in  actione  conaiatit. 
Ael— Brack  Hampton  Park,  near  OheKenham. 


CRAWFORD  OF  CRAWFORDSBURN. 

8h  arm AW-CBAwyoRD^  William,  Esq.  of  Orawforda- 
bum,  CO.  Down,  and  Stalleen,  co.  Meath,  J.P.,  m.  in 
1805,  Mabel-Fridiswid,  dau.  of  John  Crawford,  Esq. 
of  Crawfurdaburn,  oo.  Down,  and  has  iBsue, 

L  JoHir.  XI.  Arthxir.  in.  James. 

IT.  Frederick.  v.  Charlea 

VL  William.  vii.  Henry. 

L  Maria,  m.  to  Henry  Coddington,  Eeq.  of  Oldbrldga,  eo. 


n.  A 


m.  Mable. 


Mr.  Sharman-Crawford  assumed  the  latter  surname, 
in  addition  to  his  paternal  one  of  Sharman,  by  royal 
license,  in  compliiuice  with  the  will  of  the  late  John 
Crawford,  Esq.  He  served  as  highnsheriff  for  the  co. 
Down  in  1811,  was  M.P.  for  the  borough  of  Dundalk 
from  1834  till  the  dissolution,  1837,  and  subse- 
quently sat  for  Rochdale. 

Arwu — Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  gu.,  on  a  feeee,  enn., 
between  Uiree  mulleta»  arg.,  two  crencent,  interiaoed,  of 
the  field,  for  Crawvord  ;  2nd,  or,  a  dove,  wings  expanded, 
with  an  oUre-branch  in  its  moutii ;  8rd,  gu.,  a  Uon,  ram- 
pant, axy. 

If  otto— Durum  patienti&  ftango. 

&al*— Crawforaabum,  oo.  Down ;  and  BtaUeen,  co.  Meath. 


CRAWFURD  OF  MILTON. 

SrcRLnro  •  Crawfurd,  William -Stuart,  Eeq.  of 
Milton,  CO.  Lanark,  6.  29  Not.  1819.  In  descent 
from  Jean  Stuart,  his  gmudmother,  Mr.  CMi>\*furd 
succeeded  to  the  estate  of  Milton,  and  took  the 
name  of  Crawfurd,  in  terms  of  the  entail  executed 
by  John  Crawfurd,  Esq.,  in  1706 ;  while  his  brother. 
Captain  Stuart,  succeeded,  as  2nd  son,  to  the  estate 
of  Caatlemilk,  and  took  the  name  of  Stuart,  in 
terms  of  the  entail  of  that  estate,  executed  by  Sir 
John  Stuart 

fLitUMSt' — ^The  late  Capt.  William  SriaLnro,  1st  dra- 
gooo-goarda,  was  son  of  the  late  William  Stirling,  Esq.  of 
Kier,  by  his  2nd  wife,  Jean  Stuart,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Stuart, 
of  Caatlemilk.  He  «k  1st,  18  March,  1818,  Maiy,  dau.  of 
John  AndOTSOO,  Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  17  Deo.  1819, 
had  an  only  ^lild,  the  present  WiLUAM-STUABT-Snauiro 
*  CmAWTURD,  of  Milton.  He  m.  Sndly,  Ann-Charlotte,  dan. 
of  Sir  Alexander^bson  MaiUand,  Bart  of  Clifton  Hall, 
and  had  by  her,  Oapt  Jamea43tirling<i8tuart  of  Castlemilk. 
ea  Lanark,  who  vn.  Miss  Etarriet  Fortesoue,  of  Dublin,  and 
has  iasua ;  and  a  dau.  Helen,  m,  to  Heniy  Brersid,  Bsq.  of 
Langton  HaU. 

^nas— On.,  a  fease,  arm.,  between  three  mullets,  aig., 
within  a  bordure  of  the  last 
CrtM—A  ereaoent,  aig. 


CRAWFURD  OF  SAINT  HILL. 

Crawfurd,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Saint  HUl,  co.  Sussex, 
J.P.,  6.  IS  July,  1801;  m.  2nd  March,  1824,  Patty, 
3rd  dau.  of  James  Stutter,  Esq.  of  Higham  Hall,  co. 
Suffolk,  and  by  her  (who  tL  80  June,  1862)  has 
issue, 
L    RoBorr-HanT-PATVB,  oapt  00th  light  inftntiy,  h. 

t  FM>.  1826. 
n.  Chailea-Walter-Payne,  in  holy  orders,  b.  14  Maivh, 
1820,    m,  in    1853,  Mary,  dau.  of   Dr.  Ogle,   Bcgius 
Profeaaor  of  physio  in  the  Unirersity  of  Oxford. 


EintAgr.— GIBB8  Crawtubd,  Esq.,  son  of  John  Craw- 
Aud,  Esq.,  and  Eliaabeth  Oibbs  his  wife.  M.P.  for  Queen- 
boroQgh,  fl».  Anne  Payne,  and  was  father  of 

CHARLsa-PATHB  CBAWTuan,  Esq.  of  Saint  Hill,  who  m. 
6  June,  1800,  Arabella,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rot.  Naxxdssus- 
Charles  Proby,  rectm:  of  Stratford  St.  Mary,  co.  Suffolk, 
and  dying  in  1814,  was  t.  by  his  only  son,  Robset  Craw- 
nrao,  Esq.,  now  of  Saint  HilL 
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Arnu    Gu.,  on  a  fesee,  erm.,  between  three  mullets,  vrg. , 
two  crescents,  entwiued,  of  the  field. 
Crett — A  hawk,  hooded  and  belled,  ppr. 
Motto — Durum  patentiA  fraugo. 
Seat— Saint  Hill,  East  Qrinated,  oo.  Sussex. 


CREAQH  OF  BALLY  ANDREW. 

Crbaoh,  Johit-Baqwbli^  Esq.  of  Bally  Andrew, 
00.  Cork,  6.  in  1828. 

ISLitltKfit, — ^This  very  ancient  Irish  fiunily  daim  to  be 
a  branch  of  the  "  Hy  Niall"  raoo,  descended  from  Eogan, 
son  of  Niall  of  the  Nine  UottageSt  from  whom  sprang 
many  illustrious  CuuUles  of  the  ancient  Irish;  amongst 
others,  that  of  O'NiaU,  always  kings  of  Tyrone,  and  some- 
times monarchs  of  Ireland :  even  so  late  as  the  reign  of 
Elizabeth,  O'Niall  was  obeyed  as  monarch  by  his  own 
sept.  Collateral  with  the  ftunily  of  The  O'Niall  of  Ulster, 
Chief  of  Tyrone,  was  O'Cbaoibhx,  Crbavh,  or  Creaqh,  as 
it  has  been  written  for  centuries.  Some  writers,  and  the  tia- 
dition  in  the  family,  account  for  the  change  of  name  from 
O'Niall  to  Creagh,  as  follows :— "  One  of  the  princes  of  the  Hy 
Niall  dynasty  led  his  dan  fh>m  Ulster  to  the  aseistanoe  of 
Limerick,  against  the  Danes,  and  they  being  expelled  there- 
ft'om,  through  his  timely  aid,  the  dtizens  placed  green  boughs 
in  the  headstalls  of  their  ddi  verers'  horses ;  thence  the  chief 
was  named  O'Niall  na  Crtavh,  signifying,  "  O'Niall  of  the 
Qreen  Branch."  In  commemoration  of  this  event,  the  family 
crest  has  since  been  the  head  of  a  war-horse,  bearing  a 
laurel  Inanch  in  the  headstall  of  his  bridle.  We  find  the 
family  settled  in  limerick  and  its  neighbourhood  in  <the 
begliming  of  the  18th  century,  and  Mr.  Creagh  possesses 
property  in  that  dty,  part  of  the  estates  of  O'Niall  of  the 
Branches,  granted  to  him  by  the  grateftd  dtisens,  which 
was  never  forfdted,  paying  ndther  quit  nor  crown-rent, 
his  title  being  antiquity  of  possession. 

That  branch  of  the  deacendanU  of  the  Hy  Niall  prince 
now  before  us,  was  settled  in  the  dty  of  Cork,  in  or  pre- 
vious to  the  time  of  Edwabd  III.,  where  they  continued  to 
reside,  having  attainad  great  opulence  aa  merchants,  and 
intermarried  with  the  leading  fiunilies  within  the  dty, 
until  expelled  thereArom  (with  the  other  ancient  Irish  inha- 
bitants) about  the  year  1044,  when  they  lost  thdr  great 
wealth,  and  a  few  of  the  fkmily  returning  after  the  troubles, 
others  settled  in  the  county. 

JoBH  Cbiaoh,  the  earliest  settler  in  Cork  of  whom  any- 
th'mg  has  been  ascertained,  left  a  son,  Wuxxam  CasAOH, 
father  of  Johm  CaxAon,  Ump.  Riohabo  II.,  or  Edwabd  III. 
He  m.  a  dau.  of  the  family  of  Wynchedon,  and  dying  about 
1480.  left  a  son,  Stkphkn  Obsaoh,  ttmp.  Hknbt  V.  and 
HxNBT  YI.,  d.  in  that  of  EnwABD  IV.,  about  the  year  1466, 
leaving,  by  Joan  Skiddy,  a  son, 

William  Crkagh,  who  m.  Jane  Qalway,  and  dying  about 
1521,  left  a  son,  CHRisroPHxa  Cbeaoh,  b.  in  1486  or  1487, 
and  living  8th  Euzabbth,  was  mayor  of  Cork  in  1541,  and 
a  man  of  great  Jnfhienne  and  power  amongst  the  native 
Irish.  He  waa  appointed,  in  oo^Junetion  with  the  Eari  of 
Desmond,  the  Bishops  of  Cork,  Boss,  and  Waterford,  and 
others,  by  the  then  lord-deputy.  Sir  Anthony  St.  Leger, 
and  the  privy  ooundl,  Judgea  and  arbitrators  in  Mnnstar, 
to  hear  and  determine  all  controversiea  amongst  the  natives 
for  the  Aiture,  instead  of  their  Irish  Brehons.  He  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Dominick  Roche  (of  the  family  of  the  Lords  Roche, 
or  De  la  Rupe,  of  Fennoy),  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  CaxaoH,  who  la.  (srticles  dated  16  May,  1567) 
Maiy,  dau.  of  Michael,  and  granddau.  of  Jolm  Waters  (an 
eminent  dtiaen  of  Coric,  who  was  executed  for  aiding 
Peridn  WariMok,  in  1492),  and  d.  about  1601,  leaving  issue, 
Christopher,  who  d.  before  his  &ther;  Johk.  The  2nd 
son, 

John  Crbaoh,  6.  in  1561,  «a.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Qeoige 
▲rchdeken,  and  dying  S  May,  1614,  left  issue, 

Christopher  d.  «.  p. 

WiLUAM,  of  whom  presently. 

Michael,  m.  the  dau.  of  O'Driscd,  and  had  issue,  one  son, 
MiCHABL  (SirX.  lord-mayor  of  Dublin  in  1688,  and  a 
colonel  in  the  service  of  Jambs  U.,  whom  he  fdthAUly 
served.    He  left  no  descendants. 

John,  was  of  Ballyvolane,  in  the  eo.  ClarcL  and  a  colonel 
in  the  army  of  the  confederated  Catholics  in  1642.    He  si. 
a  Lysaght,  of  that  shire^  and  left  issue,  one  dau.. 
Christian,  m.  to  Philip  Stackpoole,  Bsq. 
The  2nd  son, 

William  Cbxaoh,  6.  In  1504,  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Roche 
ntz  Richard,  of  Poulnalong  Castle,  between  Bandon  and 
Kingsale,  and  d.  before  1670,  leaving  issue,  l  John,  of 
whom  presently  ;  u.  Pierce,  'm.  Maiy  Price,  and  had  issoe. 


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a  son  Christopher,  m.  Jane  Oalwaj,  and  left  throe  sons, 
1  John,  of  Ballybunnion,  oo.  Kerry ;  2  William,  d.  ».  p.; 
8  Patrick,  m.  Elizabeth  Cuoke,  and  left  issue,  Anne,  m. 
Denis  Moylan,  of  the  dty  of  Cork,  and  had  a  son,  Denis- 
Crea«:h  Moylan ;  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1786,  Mi^or  Daniel  Mahony, 
of  Dunlogh  Castle,  in  the  oo.  Kerry.  The  eldest  son  of 
William  Creaifh  and  Ellen  Roche, 

John  Ckbaoh,  6.  in  1631,  m.  Julia,  or  Giles  Verdon. 
John  Ci«agh  was  one  of  those  denominated  *' ancient  Irish 
inhabitants,"  and,  when  a  boy,  was.  with  his  fiMiier,  Wil- 
liam, expelled  the  city,  to  which  he  never  returned,  but  d. 
and  was  buried  at  Clonfert,  near  Newmarket,  oo.  Cork. 
He  left  issue,  i.  John,  of  whom  presently ;  n.  William,  m. 
Catherine  Rice,  of  the  oo.  Kerry,  and  left  Michael,  w. 
Joaxma,  dan.  of  Charles  McCarthy,  of  Stonefield,  co.  Cork, 
and  had  a  son,  William,  of  Oldtown,  near  Doneraile,  in  the 
county,  who  m.  in  1770,  Sarah  Nagle,  of  Annakissy,  in  the 
same  shire,  and  left  issue ;  lu.  Stephen,  d.  without  issue ; 
TV.  Dominick,  m.  Maiigaret  Barratt,  and  settled  in  Kerry. 
He  left  a  son,  Francis,  m.  Jane  Mason,  who  left  (with  a 
younger  son.  Frauds)  a  son.  John,  m.  Anne  Carey,  and, 
left,  with  a  younger  son,  Moncton,  an  elder  son,  Francis,  m. 
Martha  Mason,  of  Ahamore,  co.  Kerry,  and  left  issue,  John, 
now  of  Dromartin,  co.  Kerry.  The  eldest  son  of  John 
Creagh  and  Julia  or  Giles  Verdon, 

John  Crbaoh,  Esq.,  6.  in  1667,  was  of  Kilowen,  co.  Cork. 
He  m.  in  1606,  Elinor,  dau.  of  Col.  John  Barrat,  of  Castle- 
more  :  by  her  (who,  with  her  husband,  lies  buried  at  Clon- 
fert, near  Newmarket,  in  his  father's  tomb)  he  had  issue, 
six  sons  and  one  dau., 

I.  RjCHABD,  tft.  Mary  Armstead,  and  left  issue, 

1  William,  m.  in  1786,  Rebecca  Morris,  co-heiress  (with 
her  sisters,  Sarah,  m.  to  William  Raymond,  of  Dromin, 
oo.  Kerry;  and  Catharine,  who  d.  unm.)  of  Daniel- 
Theophilus  Morris,  Esq.  of  Ballingown,  co.  Kerry,  and 
left  one  dau. 

Sarah,  m.  Ezekiel-Tidd  Abbott,  Esq..  and  has  issue, 
Sarah,  who  m.  the  Right  Hon.  John  Philpot  Curran. 
Master  of  the  Rolls  in  Ireland,  and  d.  18  Not.  1844, 
aged  89. 

II.  John,  of  Creagh  Castle,  oo.  Cork.  m.  1st,  Mary  Ruddock, 
of  Wallstowu,  near  Doneraile,  and  had  issue, 

Catharine,  m.  to  William  Stawell,  Esq.  of  KObrack.  and 
d.  without  issue. 
Mr.  Creagh  m.  2ndly,  Judith,  dau.  of  BsTerly  Usher,  of 
Cappagh,  CO.  Waterford,  widow  of  Edmond  Bhouldham, 
of  Dunmanway,  and  left  a  dau., 

Marv.  m.  to  Kilner  Brasier,  of  Lizard,  oo.  Limerick,  and 

by  him  was  mother  of  the  present  GsoBOS-WASHnro- 

TON    BnASiKB-CKSaGH,    of  Cresgh   Castle    (See    that 

family). 

in.  Stephen,  of  Kilowen,  m.  Ellen  Leyne,  but  had  no 

issue. 

IT.  William,  who  was  an  oflBcer  in  the  Austrian  service, 
and  d.  abroad.     Mr.  Creagh  was  "out"  in  1745  with 
Prince  Chaiies,  the  young  Chevalier. 
T.  James,  d.  $.  ». 
Ti.  Michael,  or  whom  hereafter. 

L  Catharine,  m.  to  James  Staokpoole,  in  the  same  serTice 
with  her  brother  William,  ana  both  d.  abroad  without 
issue. 

The  6th  and  youngest  son, 

MiCHABL  Crxaoh,  Esq.,  b.  in  1706,  became  of  Lauren- 
tinum,  oo.  Cork.  He  m.  1741,  Catherine  Parker,  of  the 
family  of  Inchigaggin,  and  by  her  had  one  son,  John,  d. 
young.  Mr.  Creagh  m.  2ndly,  Mary  Gethin,  sister  and 
heiress  of  Captain  Richard  Gethin,  kUled  in  1750,  at  the 
surprise  of  General  Braddook,  in  North  America.  Miss 
GetWn  was  the  dau.,  by  Anne  Clayton,*  of  Arthur  Gethin, 
eldest  son  of  Randolph  Gethin,  by  Mary  St.  Leger,  dau.  of 
Col.  John  St.  Leger  (ancestor  of  the  Lords  Doneraile),  and 
Mary,  dau.  of  Arthur  Chichester,  1st  Earl  of  Donegal  By 
his  2nd  marriage,  Mr.  Creagh  left  issue, 

L  AXTHVBrGETHiN,  of  whom  hereafter. 
IL  Richard-Gethin.  d.  tmm. 

I.  Mary -Anne,  who  m.  John,  eldest  son  of  Stephen  Creagh, 
of  Reens.  co.  limerick,  representing  an  ancient  branch 
of  the  fianily.  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son,  Michael. 

II.  Theodosia.  m.  Miyjor  Eyrs  Coote,  of  the  fiunily  of  Mount- 
rath,  and  had  issue. 

Mr.  Creagh  d.  11  Not.  1781,  and  was  buried  vtrith  his 
wives,  at  Doneraile,  and  was  a.  by  his  eldest  son  surviving, 
Arthur-Gbthim  Creaoh,  Esq.  of  Laurentinum,  6.  in 
Nov.  1746,  m.  (settlement  dated  23  March,  1770)  Isabella, 
dau.  of  William  Bagwel,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Clonmel,  by  Jane 


♦  Aime  Clayton  was  dau.  of  Courthori>e  CUyton.  of  Anni^ 
bell^  near  Mallow,  and  granddau.  of  Col.  Randolph  Clayton, 
by  Judith  Perceval  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  PhiUp  Perceval, 
great-grandfather  of  John,  l«t  Earl  of  Bgmont. 
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his  wife,  dau.  of  Alderman  John  Harper,  of  the  dty  of  Co:k, 
and  Isabella  Knapp  his  wife,  and  d.  18  May,  1883,  haTin^ 
had  iasue, 

I.  Miohakl,  of  Laurentinum,  b.  25  March,  1771,  m.  in  Jun*. 

1796,   Sarah  Dobson,  dau.  of  Shapland  Carew,  Esq.  of 

Cnstleboro*.  co.  Wexford,  and  aunt  to  the  1st  Lord  Carsw ; 

and  left,  at  his  decease,  17  Oct.  1845,  an  oiUy  child, 

Isabblla-Carkw,  m.  John  Singleton,  Esq.  of  Quinville» 

CO.  Clare,  and  has,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  hair, 

Michael  Creagh-Singleton,  Esq.,  of  the  10th  foot. 

n.  John-Baowsll,  of  whom  presentlT. 

iiL  Arthur-Gethin,  of  Doneraile,  b.  in  1780,  m  in  1840. 
Eliza,  only  dau.  of  Admiral  Henry  Erans,  Esq.  of  Old- 
town,  Doneraile.  but  has  no  issue. 

IT.  William,  lieut,  cavalry,  E.  I.  Co.'s  service,  6.  in  1782 ; 
d.  of  fatigue  after  a  series  of  engagements  with  the  forces 
under  Holkar. 

y.  Benjamin  Bousfleld,  of  Doneraile,  6. 1784,  m.  Majqgarst 
Morris,  and  d.  12  May.  1846.  leaving  issue. 

1  Arthur-Gethin.        2  Benjamin.       8  John-Marrick. 

2  Isabella.  2  Dorcas. 

I.  Mary,  m.  to  Thadv  McNamara,  Esq.  of  Ayle,  oo.  Clara, 
and  survives,  his  widow,  but  has  no  Issue. 

II.  Jane,  m.  Capt  Taylor,  maternally  descended  trom.  the 
celebrated  Scottish  Keformer,  John  Knox,  and  left  issue. 

III.  Isabella,  m.  Arthxir  Shawe,  late  lieut -col  in  the  87th 
foot,  and  has  issue. 

IT.  Dorcas,  m.  James  Noroott,  Esq.  of  Springfield,   oo. 

and  has  issue. 
T.  Emily,  m.  Ion  Studdert,  Esq.  of  Elm  HUl,  co.  limerick, 

(Me  Stuodsrt  of  BvnraUjf),  and  has  issue. 

The  2nd  son. 

The  Ret.  Johv-Baowell  Creaoh.  of  Bally  Andrew,  oo. 
Cork,  Tioar  of  Carrig,  and  rector  of  Rinourran,  in  the  saoM 
shire,  6.  26  Dec.  1772,  m.  (settlement  dated  28  July,  1797) 
Gertrude,  dau.  of  John  Miller,  Esq.  of  Toonagfamore,  oo. 
Clare,  and  by  her  (who  d.  11  March,  1844,  aged  6S)  had 
issue,  seven  sons  and  five  daus., 

I.  ARTHtrR-GBTHiM,  his  heir. 

II.  John,  6.  in  1802.  m.  in  1831,  Mary,  dau.  of  St.  John 
Galway.  Esq.  of  Mallow,  co.  Cork,  representative  of  an 
ancient  family  of  Carberry,  of  that  name^  and  d.  0  March, 
1841,  leaving  a  son, 

Arthur<3ethin,  fr.  in  1836. 

ni.  Thomas-Miller.  6.  in  1808.  lieut.  and  paymaster  of  the 
52nd  foot,  m.  in  1843.  Eliza  Hewitt,  of  Glancoole,  oo. 
Cork. 

IT.  Michael,  b.  in  July.  1811.  m.  24  May,  1843,  Louisa- 
Emma,  dau.  of  James-Dominick  Burke,  of  Becan,  co. 
Mayo,  surgeon  in  the  royal  navy,  by  his  wife  Louisa  Col- 
lingwood,  granddau.  of  Edward  CoUingwood,  of  the 
fjomily  of  Chirton,  in  Northumberland,  who  aooompanied 
Lord  Anson  in  his  celebrated  voyage,  and  was  undo  to 
Cuthbert,  Lord  CoUingwood ;  and  has, 

1  John,  6.  23  Feb.  1844. 

2  MichadClayton,  6.  25  May.  1845. 

8  Randolph-Gethin,  b.  25  March.  1847. 
4  Arthur-Gethin.  b.  31  July,  1850. 

1  Gertrude-Olivia.  2  Louisa,  deceased. 

T.  Richard-Gethin,  5.  in  June,  1813,  m.  in  1842,  Isabella 

Mellifont.  and  has  issue, 
^  1  John,  b.  in  1843. 

2  Richard-Gethin.  b.  in  1845. 

1  Gertrude-Miller.  2  Isabella-Gethin. 

TI.  William,  d.  an  infant. 
Tn.  Benjamin-Bousfield. 

I.  Isabella-Gethin,  m.  William  DaTis,  Esq.,  M.D.,  and  has 
issue. 

u.  Rebecca,  m.  Arthur  Murphy,  of  Oulartleigh,  oo.  Wex- 
ford, and  nas  a  son. 

ni.  Eliza,  m.  John  Stevens,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  St.  Keveme, 
Cornwall,  and  has  issue. 

The  Rev.  John-Bagwell  Creagh  d.  12  Feb.  1846,  and  was  «. 
by  his  son, 

ABTHVR-GErHiK  Crkaoh,  Esq.  of  Bally  Andrew,  6.  in  1790, 
m.  in  1827,  his  oousm  Mary,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  James 
MoGhie,  Esq.  of  Oaharan,  oo.  Clare,  by  Bridget  his  wife,  dan. 
of  John  Miller,  of  Tooiu^fhrnore,  in  that  co.,  and  had  Issue, 

L  Johv-Baowbll,  now  of  Bally  Andrew. 

II.  Arthur-Gethin,  6.  1830. 

m.  Thomas  Miller,  b.  1838.  it.  Michael,  deceased. 

I.  Rebecca- Victoria. 

Mr.  Creagh  d.  25  Feb.  1849. 

^rf»«— Aiv.,  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  three  lanrel-leaTes, 
Tert ;  on  a  chief;  az..  as  manr  bezants. 

Crest— A  horse's  head  fully  caparisoned,  with  a  laurel 
branch  in  the  headstall  of  the  bridle. 

jlfo^o— Virtute  et  uumine. 

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CREAGH  OF  DANGAN. 

Crsaob,  Cornelius,  Esq.  of  Dangan,  co.  Clare., 
became  repreaentatiTe  of  the  family,  on  the  death  of 
his  brother,  and  is  married. 

fLint&fl[t, — ^PiCBfls  CitBAOH,  Esq.  of  Adare,  mayor  of 
limeriok  in  1051,  son  and  heir  of  Piarse  Creogh,  Esq.  of 
▲dare,  M.P.  for  the  dty  of  Limerick  in  1639,  was  deprived 
of  hia  estate  of  Adare  for  having  corresponded  with  the 
Duke  of  Ormonde,  and  forced  to  take  refbge  on  the  Conti- 
nent, where  he  remained  in  the  service  of  the  French  King 
nntil  the  Restoration,  when  he  returned,  and  applied  to  the 
Court  of  Claims  for  a  restitution  of  his  estates,  which  had 
been  parcelled  out  among  Cromwell's  officers  and  soldiers. 
In  this  be  was  unsuccessful,  but  throiigh  the  interest  of  the 
Duke  of  Ormonde,  King  Charlbs  II.  granted,  by  patent 
stnroUed  10  Oct.  1006,  to  him  and  his  heirs,  the  castle,  town, 
and  lands  of  Dangan,  Ac^  all  in  the  county  of  Clare,  which 
lands  were  farther  secured  to  him  by  the  I7th  and  18th 
Chsri.kh  II.,  and  were  erected  into  a  manor,  with  divers 
manorial  rights  snd  privileges.  This  Pierse  Creagh  m.  in 
1^39,  M.  MacNamara,  of  Creattslough,  or  Cratloe  Castle,  oo. 
Clare,  and  d,  in  1670,  at  his  Castle  of  Dsngan.  He  was  a.  by 
his  eon, 

SiMOH  Cbkaoh,  Esq.  of  Dangan,  who  m.  Mary  HaoMahon, 
of  the  Castle  of  Clenagh,  and  was  Csther  of 

PiBBSS  Crbaoh,  Esq.  of  Dangan,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  George  Matthew,  Esq.  of  Thomastown,  oo.  Tipperary, 
and  annt  to  the  1st  Lord  TJsndaff,  and  had  issue  a  son  and 
dao.,  PussB,  bis  heir ;  and  Elizsbeth,  m.  to  Davoren  of 
lisdoonvama.    Mr.  Plcme  Cresgh  was  a.  by  bis  son, 

PiKBSB  Cbkaoh,  Esq.  of  Dangan,  who  m.  thrice  :  Ist,  in 
17S8,  Oatherine,  dau.  of  Valentine  Quin,  sf  Adare,  and  aunt 
to  tbs  lat  Earl  of  Dunraven  and  Mountearl,  but  had  no 
surviving  issoe;  2ndly,  in  1766,  Gertrude  Maghlin,  of 
Brickbill,  and  by  her  had  a  son,  Robkrt,  his  heir,  of  whom 
presently;  and  Srdly,  in  1769,  Lavinia,  dau.  of  Richard 
X^snnefiither,  of  Newpaik,  and  aunt  of  the  present  chief 
Justioe  of  Ireland  and  Baron  Pennefkther,  and  by  this  lady 
had  two  s<»is  and  a  dan., 

Biehard,  m.  Christina  O'CaHagfaan,  of  Maiyfort.  and  d,  in 
I83i&,  leaving  two  sons,  Rkmakd,  and  Cornbutts,  now 
of  Dangan. 

Simon,  m.  his  cousin  Dora,  dau.  of  B.  MacNamara,  Esq., 
by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Davoren  of  lisdoonvanui, 
and  d.  in  1816,  leaving  four  sona  1  Pierse,  m.  in  1836, 
Belinda,  dan.  of  Walter  Butler,  Esq.  of  Bunnahow,  co. , 
Clare,  aixd  has  a  son,  fflmon.  6.  May,  184S ;  Walter ;  and 
two  dans.,  Henrietta  and  Belinda;  2  Simon;  8  Mac- 
Namara, deceased ;  and  4  Richard. 
Charity,  m.  to  Gerald  Carrick,  Esq. 

Mr.  Cresgh  d.  in  1780.  when  he  was  a.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BoBBBT  Cbbaob,  Esq.  of  Dangan,  who  became  a  lunatic 
in  1792,  when  his  property  was  vested  in  the  Court  of 
Chancery.  He  cL  «.  p.  in  1843,  when  the  representation 
devolved  upon  his  nephew,  Richard,  to  whom  «.  his  brother 
CoBjnaJus,  now  of  Dangan. 


Ar$m» — Aig.,  three  laurel-lnanohes^  ppr. ;  on  a  chief,  az., 
as  many  bennts. 

Crest— A  horse's  head,  fully  caparisoned,  with  a  laurel- 
branch  in  the  headstaU  of  the  brUUe. 

If oMo—Virtute  et  numine. 

5sal— Dangan,  oo.  dare. 


CBEAGH  OF  CBEAGH  CASTLE. 

Brasieb  -  Creaoh,  George -Washington,  Esq.  of 
Creagh  Castle,  co.  Cork,  b,  8  April,  1797;  m.  80  July, 
1822,  Anne-Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Bartholomew 
Pack,  rector  of  Etta,  and  has  issue, 

L  WnxLAM-JoKKSoir.  IX.  John,  R.N. 

nx  Oeorge-Washington,  m.  Averina,  dau.  of  Capt.  Sher- 
kMsk.  late  of  the  flOth  rsgt. 

IT.  Richard-Bartholomew,  R.N. 

T.  Kilner-Augnstos-Arthur. 

L  Catherine,  m.  to  Capt.  Robert-B.  Stewards,  of  the  8th 
regt. 

XL  liuey-Suaan.  in.  Anna-Frances. 

Mr.  Creagh  has  served  as  high-sherifif  of  the  county 
of  Cotk,  and  was  mayor  of  Limeriok  in  1809.  He  is 
■on  of  the  late  Kilner  Brasier,  Esq.,  by  Mary  his 
wife,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Crsagh,  of  Creagh 
CasUe,  and  grandson  of  Brooke  Brasier,  Esq.  of 
lixard,  oo.  Limerick.  His  eldest  brother,  Brooke 
Bbasiib,  Esq.,  tn.  Ellen,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 
258 


Henry  Mitchell,  Esq.  of  Mitchellsfort,  co.  Cork,  and 
left  issue,  1  Kilnbr  Brasier,  Esq.,  now  of  Bally 
Ellis,  CO.  Cork,  who  m.  his  cousin,  Mary  Griffin ; 

2  Heni*y,  who  has  assumed  the  surname  of  Mit- 
chell: 3  Brof»ke;  4  John;  5  Gryce-Smyth;  1  Ellen, 
w.  to  Wm.  Quill,  Esq.;  2  Mary,  m.  to  John  Smyth, 
Esq. ;  and  3  Catherine,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  de  Burgho, 
Bart.  Mr.  Brasier-Creagh's  sisters  are,  1  Catherine, 
m.  Ist,  to  John  Mathias,  Esq.  of  Langwaron,  co. 
Pembroke,  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  Wm.  Bourne, 
rector  of  Ratbargan,  co.  Eildare ;  2  Judith,  m.  to 
Thomas-F.  Wilkinson,  Esq.,  Alderman  of  Limerick ; 

3  Emma,  m.  to  James  Griffin,  Esq. :  4  Mary,  m.  to 
Attiwell  Wood,  Esq. ;  6  Lucy,  m.  1st,  to  Charles 
Bell,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  to  Bei-tram  Jarves,  Elsq.  of 
Antigua. 

IrCtl^age.— The  fkmily  of  Brasier  was  established  in 
Ireland  by  Paul  Bsasier,  an  officer  of  Csomweil's  army. 
His  son.  Col.  Kilner  Brasieb,  of  Bigley,  oo.  Donegal, 
M.P.,  who  tn.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Brooke,  Knt ,  was 
great-grandfather  uf  Kilmer  Brasier,  who  m.  Mary  Creagh. 

Amu  and  Crest— Ab  Creagh  of  Ballyandrew. 

Motto— Yiitnte  et  numine. 

<SeaC— Creagh  Castle,  near  Doncraile. 


CREAN  OF  BALLENVILLA. 

Creak,  Augustus  -  Francis,  Esq.  of  Ballenvilla, 
CO.  Mayo,  J.P.,  b.  81  May,  1817;  m.  2  June,  1844, 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  Arthur-Henry  Lynch,  Esq.  of 
Petersburgh  Castle,  co.  Galway,  by  Frances  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Isidore  Blake,  Esq.  of  Tower  Hill,  and  has 
issue, 

L  ArthuRtLtmch,  b.  June,  1845. 

n.  Joseph,  6.  March,  1847. 

in.  Charles,  6.  April,  1848. 

I.  Frances.  u.  Mary. 

ILintUQt* — ^This  family,  one  of  great  antiquity,  is 
lineally  descended  from  the  O'Creans  of  Sligo,  whose  estates 
in  that  county  were  confiscated  on  account  of  the  active 
part  they  toon  in  the  Rebellion.  A  scion  of  this  ancient 
stock  settled,  afterwards,  at  Ballenyilla,  co.  Mayo,  and  thers 
the  family  has  remained  for  more  than  two  centuries.  The 
late 

Joseph -A.  Creak,  Esq.  of  Ballenvilla,  son  and  heir  of 
Austin  Crean,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  by  Eliza  Ffrendi  his 
wife,  m.  in  Ang.  1816,  Maria  Coghlan,  and  d.  in  1852,  leaving 
(with  a  dau.,  Josephine- Anne)  a  son  and  heir,  the  present 
Augustus-Franois  Creah,  Esq.  of  Ballenvilla. 

Ssoe—Ballenvilla,  co.  Mayo. 


CREGOE  OF  TREWITHUN. 

Crisook.  Matthew-Garland,  Esq.  of  Trewithian, 
CO.  Cornwall,  J.P.,  6. 12  Nov.  1776 ;  m.  4  Aug.  1808, 
Anne^oryton,  eldest  dau.  of  AdmirU  Arthur  Kempe, 
of  Polsac,  in  the  same  county,  by  Ann  Coryton  his 
wife,  and  has  issue, 

z.  Jobn-Oarland,  b.  5  April,  1810,  ta.  in  May,  1841,  Cor- 
nelia Powne,  eldest  dau.  of  Mi^or  WilUam-Slade  Oidly, 
of  Trevenen,  co.  ComwalL 

I.  Letitia-Maria.  u.  Laura-El!xabeth-Ann. 

ui.  Eliaabeth-Courtenay,  m.  in  March,  1851,  to  Qeorge 
Beauchant,  Esq. 

%intUflt, — ^Edward  Crbooe,  Esq.,  only  son  of  Stephen 
Crbooe,  Esq.,  by  Abigail  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Hobbs, 
Esq.  of  Oervana,  m.  Sarah  Foote,  and,  with  two  other  sons, 
was  Hihet  of 

Edward  Crbgob,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
John  Pomeroy,  of  the  parish  of  St  Ewe,  and  had,  with  a 
younger  son,  John,  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

Edward  Creooe,  Esq.  of  Trewithian,  who  m.  in  1775, 
Maiy,  only  child  and  heiress  of  Matthew  Oarland,  Esq.  of 
Chivelstone,  Devonshire,   snd   dying   in  July,   1799,  leA 


Matthew-Garland^  now  of  Trewithian. 
Ed^i^urd,  d.  vnm.  .  _  , 

Frind,  who  assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Colmore, 
in  1884,  and  d.  in  18S9  {$ee  CoiMontt  qf  Moor  Snd). 
Mary,  d,  wam. 

Harriet,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Lyne,  and  is  c 
Celia. 


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ORE 

Ami9—Az.,  on  a  choTran,  or,  between  three  flJooD«»  Tolant, 
M  many  platee. 

CrM — An  arm  embowed  in  armour,  out  off  below  the  wriBt^ 
and  dropping  blood ;  in  the  hand  an  arrow. 

Motto--ForUmA  audaces  Juvat^  timidoaque  repellit. 

StcU — ^Trewithian,  in  the  parish  of  Gerrana,  co.  ComwalL 


CREE  OF  OWEK  MOIGNK 

Creb,  Thx  Rxy.  John-Robbbt,  of  Ower  Moigne, 
oo.  Dorset 

)Lin(X0f . — ^The  late  Johh  Cru,  Esq.  of  Ower  Moigne, 
00.  DorMt,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  in  1780,  son  of  the  late  Terence 
M'Mahon,  Esq.  of  Cullenswood,  oo.  Dublin,  and  Baohel  his 
wife,  oo-heiress  of  George  Longworth,  Esq.  of  Craggan 
House,  near  Athlone,  Ireland,  assumed,  by  royal  license,  in 
1814,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Ores,  in  lieu  of  his  patenial 
ones,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  his  uncle,  John  Cree, 
Esq.  of  Thomhill  House,  oo.  Dorset,  whom  he  succeeded. 
He  m.  in  1806,  Anne,  8rd  dau.  of  Robert  Btrickland,  Esq. 
of  Dordiester,  and  has  issue  surriTing, 

JoHK-RoBCRT,  rector  of  Ower  Molffne,  near  Dorchester. 

James,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Chaldon,  near  Dorchester. 

Georgiano. 

Mr.  Cree  d.  8  July,  1863. 
Seat — Ower  Hoigne^  near  Dorchester. 


CRESSWELL  OF  CRESSWELL. 

Bakbb-Cbesswell,  Addisob-John,  Esq.  of  Greas- 
^ell,  00.  Northumberland,  b.  1  Oct.  1788,  M.P.  for 
Northumberland,  high-sherifif  in  1821 ;  m.  25  June, 
1818,  Elizabeth-Mary,  dau.  of  Qilfrid-Lawson  Reed, 
Esq.  of  Campion  Hill,  and  cousin  and  heir  of  John 
Baker,  Esq.  of  Hinton,  in  Gloucestershire,  and  of 
QrosTenor  Street,  London,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 

I.  Oswm- Addison,  b.  10  April,  1819,  m.  1  Aug.  1843, 
Anne-Seymour,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  William  Gordon- 
Gumming,  Bart,  of  Altyre  and  Gordonstoun. 

n.  Frands-John,  6.  20  Feb.  1SS3,  and  <i.  SO  March,  1827. 

nx.  Willlam-GilfHd,  6.  21  March.  1825,  m.  Adelaide-EUxSk 
2nd  dau.  of  Sir  W.  Gordon-Gumming,  Bart 

nr.  Henry-Robert,  b.  22  Aug.  1820. 

L  Anna-Fanny.  u.  Elixabeth-Jane-Isabella. 

ILintKQt* — ^This  family  has  been  seated  fh>m  an  early 
•ra  in  the  North  of  England,  Robert  de  Oresswell  having 
been  (acceding  to  a  MS.  taken  from  old  writings)  in  pos- 
session of  the  estate  so  far  bade  as  the  reign  of  Riobakd  I. 
From 

Sib  Robert  db  Cbbbbwbll,  Knt,  living  in  1246,  1246, 
1240,  and  1256,  lineaUy  derived 

John  Cbbsswbll,  Esq.  of  Cresswell,  who  sold  his  estate  at 
Long  Framlington.    He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Dyer, 
Esq.  of  Aberglasyn,  in  Wales,  and  dying  10  Jan.  1781,  left 
two  twin  daus.,  his  oo-beirB,  vis., 
Faa^voBB-DoBOTHBA,  of  whom  presently. 
Catuebikb-Gbacb,  who  m.  Biruie  Brown,  Esq.,  and  had 
issue,  James,  Birnie,  Walter,  William ;  EUaabetn- Addison, 
w.  to  James  Tenmnean,  Esq.,  BXCCS. ;  Alicia,  and 
Arminia. 

The  eldar  dau.  and  oo-hdr, 

Fbakobb-Dobothba  Cbbsbwxll,  m.  Fbavcis  Eastebbt, 

Esq.   of  Blackheath,   who  purchased   tho  other   co-heir's 

m<riety  of  Cbebswell,  assumed  the  surname  of  Cbnsswkli^ 

and  had  issue, 

I.  Addison-Johk,  the  present  Mr.  CBBsnrH^  of  Creswell. 

n.  FrandiLwho  m.  Rachel- Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Joseph  Fiy, 

Esq.,  bv  Elisabeth  his  wife^  dau.  of  John  Gumey.  Esq. 

of  Eariham,  co.  Norfolk,  and  had  issue, 

1  Fbanois-Joscph,  m.  Aug.  1850,  Chariotte-Francee- 
Georgina,  eldost  dau.  of  Lord  Calthoipe  and  the  Lady 
CharTotte-Sophia  his  wifo,  eldest  dau.  of  the  6th  Duke 
of  Beaufort. 

2  Addison-John. 

8  Samuel-Giamey,  of  the  Boyal  Navy:  he  having  returned 
to  England,  6  Oct  1863,  the  bearer  of  dispatohes  from 
Ci4>t  McClure,  of  H. M.S.  "Investigator,^'  is  thefint 
person  to  have  accomplished  the  North- West  Passage. 
4  William-Edward.        5  Gerard-Oswin.       6  Oswald. 
1  HarrietrFrauoes-EUsabeth,  d.  young, 
m.  William. 

IT.  CressweU  (Sir),  Knt,  one  of  the  Judges  of  the  Ooort  of 
Common  neas. 

T.  Oswaid-Joeeph,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Sealan. 
I.  Elizabeth,  d.  In  1827.  ii.  Frsnoes. 

uu  Jane-Guthorine,  d.  in  1828. 
2rh4 


C  R  E 

^rm#— <)uarterly :  Cbbsbwbxx  and  Bakbb:  and  on  an  es- 
cutcheon of  pretence,  Bakbb  and  Rbbd,  quarteriy. 

Crest9—lut,  on  a  mount,  vert,  a  torteau.  changed  with  a 
squirrel,  s^ant,  oiv.,  for  Cbbbbwbll;  2nd,  a  goat's  head, 
erased,  arg.,  armed  and  crined,  or,  ffoiged  with  a  ooUar, 
gemelle,  and  charged  on  the  neck  with  a  saltier,  gu.,  for 
Bakbb. 

Jf oMo— Cressa  ne  carest 

iS^ot— Cresswell. 


CRESWELL  OF  PINKNEY  PARK. 

Cr£8wbll»  William  -  Hbkrt,  Esq.  of  Piokuey 
Park,  00.  Wilts,  and  Sidbury,  oo.  Salop,  6.  14  Oct. 
1817;  m.  21  Sept  1841,  Elisabeth,  only  dau.  of  the 
late  Thomas  Mawson,  Esq.  of  Ardwiok  Green,  Man- 
chester, and  has  issue, 

X.  Chables-Riohabd-Estcoubt,  h.  24  Oct.  1843. 

u.  Heuiry-Thomas,  b.  18  Dec  1848. 

I.  Catherine-Purslow.  n.  Elisabeth-Sackville. 

Srttieage.-- The  family  of  OresweU,  which  has  been  in 
possession  of  oondderable  estates  in  the  county  of  Salop 
for  upwards  of  two  centuries,  was  andently  seated  at 
Baraehurst,  in  the  parish  of  Tetteuhall,  oo.  Stafford,  where 
it  had  a  fine .  old  manor  house,  and  e^Joyed  an  extensiTe 
property.  The  only  vestige  of  the  aadent  mansion  now 
left,  is  a  square  ivy-grown  tower  and  gateway,  which 
remain  a  pleasing  relic  of  the  architecture  of  olden  times. 
The  Creswells  appear  to  have  been  established  in  Stafford- 
shire ttom  a  very  early  period,  and  to  hare  ever  maintained 
a  high  positk>n  among  its  great  landed  proprietors.  Shaw, 
in  his  HUtorjf  and  AMiqwtim  nif  8kroptkir%  observes,  that 
there  was  an  estate  ealled  after  their  name  near  ^siford, 
where  a  branch  of  tne  fSunily  resided,  and  whence  he  con- 
siders that  they  originally  sprung. 

RiGBABD  Cbbbwbll,  Esq.  of  Bamehurst,  b.  6  April,  1620, 
son  and  heir  of  Richard  Creswell,  Esq.  of  Baraehurst,  by 
Margery  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Reginald  Fowke,  Esq. 
of  Qimston,  and  4th  in  descent  tnm  Thomas  Creswell.  Esq. 
of  Baraehurst,  m.  26  Jan.  1667,  Anne,  dan.  of  Oeofge  Loa, 
Esq.  of  Lea,  co.  Hereford,  and  half-sister  and  devisee  <4r 
Rowland  Purslow,  Esq.  of  Sidbury,  and  by  her  acquired 
that  estate.  Mr.  Creswell  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff' 
for  Salop  in  1670,  and  vras  a  staunch  royalist  during  the 
Civil  Wars.  He  d.  in  1704,  and  was  a.  by  his  only  surviving 
son, 

RxasABD  Cbbbwbll,  Esq.  of  Sidbuiy  and  Barnehurst, 
MP.  for  Bridgeoorth  in  1710,  and  high-sheriff  of  Salop  in 
the  following  year.  He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Edward  More- 
ton,  of  Moreton,  co.  Stafford,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  Matthew, 
1st  Lord  Dude,  by  whom  he  had,  with  a  dau.,  Elisabeth, 
m.  to  Oervase  Sorope,  Esq.  of  Oocksrington,  oo.  Lincoln,  a 
son  and  heir, 

BiOBARn  Cbbbwbll,  Esq.  of  Sidbury,  who  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  and  eventually  heAr  of  Sir  Thomas  Esteouit,  Knt.  of 
Pinkney,  and  had  two  sons,  Thomas,  his  heir ;  Richard, 
who  m.  and  had  a  dan.,  Mary,  to  Wiliiam  Long;  Esq.  of 
Bainton,  Wilts.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas-Estooxtbt  Cbbbwbll,  Esq.  of  Pinkney  Parte  and 
Sidbuxy,  M.P.  for  Wotton  Bassett,  m.  Anne,  sole  dau.  and 
heir  of  Edmond  Waraeford,  Esq.  (by  Elisabeth  his  wife, 
only  dau.  aud  heiress  of  Henry  Sackville,  Esq.  of  Bibury), 
and  d.  14  Nov.  1788,  leaving  (with  a  dan.,  Frances,  m. 
80  Sept  1700,  to  Dr.  Hall,  of  Lewisham,  Kent)  a  son  and 
successor, 

Thomas-Estooubt  Cbbbwbll,  Esq.  of  Pinkney*  Park, 
Sidbuiy,  and  Bibury,  many  years  M.P.  for  Cii^enoestcr, 
who  m.  1st,  Mary,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  Samuel  Wotton, 
Esq.  of  Speechwick  Park,  Devon,  and  by  her  had  an  only 
child,  m.  28  Sept.  1802,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Fry,  M.A.,  vicar 
of  Radley,  Berks.  Mr.  Creswell  m.  2ndly,  Miss  Qrogozy,  of 
Sherston,  Wilts,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

RiCBABD-EsToouBT,  his  heir. 

Henxy,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Creech  St.  Midisel,  Taun- 
ton. CO.  Somerset,  m.,  and  had,  vrith  other  issue,  Mary- 
Sophia,  m.  16  Aug.  1888,  to  H.-M  Daniel,  Esq.  of  Wor- 
cester. 

Sackville,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Bibuiy. 

Estoourt,  d.  vnm.  Edmund. 

He  d.  4  July,  1823,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

RiOHABn-EsroouBT  Cbeswbll,  Esq.  of  Pinkney  Park, 
Sidbury,  and  of  Bibury,  formerly  M.P.  fbr  Cirencester.  He 
m,  in  May,  1808,  EUnbeth,  youngest  dan.  of  the  Rev. 
Charles  Oozwell,  of  AbUngton,  eo.  Qlonoester,  and  had  Issue, 

Riohard-Estoourt.  m.  18  Dec.  1826,  Mary-Anne-Lawrenceu 

eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  R.-L.   Towuahend,  D.D..  and 

d.a.p.5  April  1837. 

Charies-Attwd(  d.  abroad,  81  March,  1819. 


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Thomaa-Estooort-Moreton-Corbett,  d.  imm.  S8  Deo.  1880. 
Wanieford-SackvUto,  drowned  at  Cheefcer,  in  June,  1835. 
WfLLiAM-HnritT,  present  representative. 
Oeonpe-Wottcm,  d.  young. 
EUzaD^h-Mory,  m.  to  her  courin,  Charles-Rogers  Coxwell, 

Esq.,  8rd  son  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Cox  well,  of  Ablington, 

rector  of  DowdesweU,  &).  Olouoester. 
Anne.  fa.  in  1830,  to  Francis-Kirkham  Fowell,  Esq..  2ud 

son  of  the  late  Rev.  John-Digby  Fowell,  of  BlackhaU  and 

Diptford,  Devon. 
Eleanor-Frances,  m.  25  July,  1839.  to  Geoige-Lewls  Cooper, 

Esq.  of  Torrington-square,  London.  2nd  son  of  the  late 

Hon.  Sir  Qeoige  Cooper,  judge  at  Madras. 
Barbaia-Jane,  n».  to  wUliam-Doidgs  Taunton.  Esq. 
Emma,  m.  11  Sept  1832,  to  the  Rev.  John  Thompson. 
GHtherine-Margwet,  m.  SO  Aug.  1842,  to  Geoige-Thomas 

Elliaon,  Esq.  of  linoohi's  Inn. 
Mr.  Creswell  d.  in  France,  in  March,  1841. 

^mw— On.,  three  plates^  each  chaiged  with  a  squirrel, 
s^ant,  of  the  fidd. 

CWi»— A  Samoen's  head,  ppr.,  wreathed  abont  the  temple^ 
▼ertandazg. 

lf<xlo— Aut  nunquam  tentes  aut  perfice. 

&a^— Finkney  Park,  Wilts ;  and  Bidbuiy,  co.  Salop. 


CRESWKLL  OF  RAYENSTONE. 

Crbswell,  Robsrt-Green,  Esq.  of  Ravenatone,  in 
the  coa.  of  Leicester  and  Derby,  J.P.,  b.  18  Feb. 
1778. 

ILitl0tfO[f« — ^1^  CBBBWKLue  have  been  resident  land- 
holderB  at  Ravenatone  fh>m  a  remote  period,  as  their  title- 
deeds  and  ftonity  records  dearly  prove. 

Robert  Cbsbwkll,  who  was  living  at  Ravenstcme  during 
the  time  of  the  dvil  war,  purohased  property  there  in  1M6 
and  1060.    He  was  fikther  of 

RiOHARD  Cbsswxll^  who  m.  Uary  Lawrenoe.  a  dau.  of 
aa  andent  £smily  of  that  name  in  Sutton  Bonington,  co. 
Nottingham.  He  d.  29  March,  1734,  aged  05,  and  was  biuied 
at  Ravenstone.    His  son  and  successor, 

RoBKRT  Crkwell,  m.  in  1726,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Matthew 
White,  of  Great  Appleby,  Gent.,  and  d.  80  June,  1747,  aged 
43,  and  was  buried  at  Ravenatone.    He  left  issue, 

RiCHABD,  his  heir. 

Maiy.  d.  unm.  in  1777.       Gatheiine.  d.  vmn,  in  1797. 

KHsanoth,  ta.  to  Thomas  Bpearry,  and  had  issue. 

RiOHABD  Cbbwsll,  the  only  son,  sudoeeded  to  the 
whole  of  the  landed  property  of  his  father  and  mothnr. 
He  m.  EUaabeth,  dau.  of  Ambrose  Salisbury,  by  whom  he 


RoBSBT,  his  successor. 

Richard,  who  d.  unm.  29  Nov.  1830. 

Eliaabeth,  m.  to  John  Eames,  and  iMd  issue. 

Catherine,  m.  to  John  MiUs^  and  had  issue. 
Mr.  Creswell  d,  26  June,  1708,  and  was  buried  at  Raven- 
stone.    His  widow  d.  in  Jan.  1807.    The  dder  son, 

RoBBKT  Qmswkxx,  Bsq.  of  Ravenstone,  m.  twice ;  1st, 
18  May,  1777,  Ann,  3rd  dau.  of  Robert  Qreen,  Esq.  of  Nor- 
manton-on-the-Heath,  co.  Ldcester,  and  Mai^s;ery  his  wife, 
by  whom  he  had  two  sons  and  Uxree  daus., 

L  Robkbt-Obcxn,  now  of  Ravenstone. 

n.  Richard-Edwund,  6. 1779,  in.  1810^  Alice,  dau.  of  Henry 

Chapman,  Esq.  of  Neasham,  co.  Durham,  and  has  issue, 

1  Riohard-Henjy,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  1835,  Ann,  dau. 
of  Valentine  Oraen,  Esq.  of  Normanton. 

2  Robert  8  Edward. 

A  Mary-Ann.  2  Ellzabeth-Martha-Caroline. 

I.  Mary-Anne,  m.  to  William  Hall.   Esq    of  Cotes,    co. 
Leioeeter,  now  of  Knutsford,  Cheshire. 
n.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rerv.  John  Oliver^  rector  of  Bwep- 


m.  Catherine^  d.  warn. 
Hy  hia  2nd  marriage  Mr.  Crefwell  had  one  Bon, 

I.  Creswell-CresweU. 
Mr.  CreaweD  d.  in  Veh.  1825. 


CREYKE  OF  MARTON. 

Crbtkb;  Ralph,  Esq.  of  Marton,  in  the  East 
RidiDg,  and  of  Rawcliffe,  in  the  West  Riding  of  the 
county  of  York,  b,  6  Sept  1818;  m.  27  Aug.  1846, 
Louisa-Frances,  youngest  dau.  of  Colonel  Croft,  of 
Stiilington  Hall,  Yoikshire,  and  has  issue, 

L  Ralth.  b.  5  Bept  1849. 

L  Bverilda-Elisabeth.  u.  Cathetine-Harxiet 

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C  R  I 

Hint  a  ft, — ^The  family  of  Crxyxs  is  of  andent  date  in 
the  East  Riding  of  the  co.  Tork.  The  first  on  record  is  Sir 
Walter  de  Creyke,  Knt.,  who  was  appointed  Governor  of 
Berwick  in  1840,  after  Sir  Richard  Talbot,  by  Bdwasd  III. 
In  1358,  John  de  Creyke  represented  York  in  a  parliament 
held  in  that  dty,  and  Robert  de  Creyke  was  bailiff  of  the 
same  place  in  1879.  The  representative  of  the  fiunily  in  the 
17th  century, 

Qrbqort  Crxtxb.  Esq.  of  Marton  (son  of  Ralph  Creyke, 
of  Marton,  by  Katherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cnr 
thome,  of  Crathome,  lineally  derived  from  Anne  Planta- 
geuet,  sister  of  King  Edwabd  IV.,  tee  Bubkb's  JZoycU  Faani' 
Ues),  suffered  severely  for  his  devoted  attachment  to 
Charles  I.,  and  compounded  heavily  for  his  estates.  He 
m.  Ursula,  dau.  of  Sir  John  L^;ard,  Knt.  of  Qanton,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Mallory,  Knt.  of  Stud- 
ley,  and  had  issue,  ten  sons  and  four  daus.  The  8rd  but 
ddeet  surviving  son, 

Obboobt  Cbsyue,  Esq.  of  Marton,  b.  9  April,  1631,  m.  in 
1672,  Amie,  dau.  of  Randolph  Carliel,  of  Sewerby,  and  had 
a  son, 

Ralph  Crbykb,  Esq.  of  Marton,  who  m.  1  Aug.  1700, 
Priscilla.  dau.  of  WiUiam  Bower,  Esq.  of  Bridlington,  and 
had  (with  two  daus.)  two  sons,  via., 
I.  Ralph,  his  heir. 

u.  J(^n,  of  Burleigh-on-the-Hill.  in  Rutlandshire,  in  holy 
orders,  b.  29  April,  1718,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Aus- 
ten, Esq.  of  Adisham,  in  Kent,  and  had  issue,  1  Ralph, 
succebsor  to  hia  uncle;  2  Richard,  b.  8  Aug.  1746,  capt. 
R.N.,  commissioner  of  the  Victualling  Office,  and  governor 
of  the  Royal  Naval  Hospital,  Plymouth,  m.  Anne-Leming; 
eldest  dau.  of  Oeorge  Adey,  Esq.  of  London,  and  d.  8  Deo. 
1826.  having  had  issue^  George- Ad^,  capt  R.N.,  ct.  «.  p; 
Richard,  ci^yt  R.N.,  m.  in  1818,  Harriet-Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Jamm  Fumeaux,  of  Swilly,  in  Devonshire^ 
and  has  surviving  i8su&  Richard-Henry- Adey.  6.  81  Aug. 
1822,  Anne-Elicabeth-Harriet ;  8  Stephen,  in  holy  orders, 
who  m.  6  Sept  1823,  Sarah,  dau.  of  CoL  Oeoiige  Hotham, 
and  has  three  sons  and  three  daus.,  vis.,  Walter-Penning- 
ton,  in  holy  orders,  private  chaplain  to  H.  E.  the  Lottl 
Lieutenant  of  Ireland,  Archdeacon,  b.  17  Oct  182S ;  Alex- 
ander-Stephen, b.  2  Feb.  1830 ;  Alf^d-Richard,  b.  1  Sept 
1831;  Caroline -Jtdia;  Diana- Jane;  Gertrude  -  Hotham ; 
Anna ;  8  Priscilla^  m.  to  William  Lynes,  Esq.  of  London. 

The  elder  son, 

Ralph  Cbetkb,  Esq.  of  Marton,  b.  5  Oct  1702,  d.  t.  p. 
in  Jan.  1769,  and  was  t.  by  his  nephew, 

Ralph  Cbsyue,  Esq.  of  Marton,  6.  6  July,  1745,  who  m. 
6  Feb.  1772,  Jane,  5th  dau.  of  Richard  Langley,  Esq.  of 
Wykeham  Abbey,  by  Elisabeth  hia  wife,  elder  dau.  and  co- 
heir (with  her  sister,  Judith,  wife  of  John  Twistleton,  Esq. 
of  Draz)  of  Boynton  Boynton,  Esq.  of  RawcUflfo,  in  the 
West  Riding,  and  by  her,  who  d.  81  Dec  1794,  he  had  (with 
seven  daus.,  via.,  Everilda ;  Catherine,  d.  7  Sept  1824 ; 
Frances,  m.  1797,  to  Digby  Legard,  Esq.,  5th  son  of  Sir 
pigby  Legard,  Bui.  of  Ganton ;  Jane ;  Agnes,  m.  to  Arch- 
deacon Wrangham;  Elizabeth;  and  Anne) two  sons.  Ralph, 
his  heir,  and  Gregory,  R.N.,  d,  in  1795.  Mr.  Creyke  d.  24 
May,  1826,  and  was  t.  by  his  elder  son, 

Ralph  Crbykb,  Esq.  of  Marton  and  Rawclifib,  b.  11  April, 
1776,  who  r«.  14  Not.  1807,  Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert 
Dennisou,  Esq.  of  Kilnwick  Percy,  aod  had  by  her  (who  d. 
in  1840)  issue,  viz.,  Ralph,  of  Marton  and  Rawdiffe; 
Richard-Boynton  ;  Robert<}regory ;  Frances ;  Mary- Anne- 
Elizabeth  ;  and  Emma-Jane,  ia.  20  June,  1843,  to  Charles- 
Granby  Burke,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Sir  John  Burke, 
Bart,  of  Marble  Hill,  oo.  Galway.  Mr.  Creyke  d.  7  June, 
1828. 

Arnu  Per  fessei  axv.  and  sa.,  a  pale  and  three  ravena 
(called  ertyha  in  the  old  language  of  Yorkshire),  counter- 
changed. 

Orekr— On  a  garl\  or.  a  raven,  ppr. 

S«i/«— Marton,  in  the  East,  and  Rawdiffe^  in  the  West 
Riding  of  Yorkshire. 


CRICHTON  OF  RANKEILOUR. 

Maxtlakd-Kakoill-Crichton,  Charles -Julian, 
Esq.  of  Rankeilour,  oo.  Fife,  6. 15  May,  1828. 

&ineaffe. — ^The  funlly  of  Crichton  is  one  of  the  <ddeat 
and  most  distinguished  in  Scotland. 

Thb  Hon.  Janbt  Cbiorton,  dau.  of  James  Crichton, 
Viscount  Frendraught,  by  Janet,  his  1st  wife,  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander, 1st  Earl  of  Leven,  m.  in  1666,  Sib  Jambs  Makoill, 
of  Rankeilour,  eldest  son  and  heir  of  David  Makgill,  Esq., 
of  Rankeilour,  and  was  mother  of  an  only  son, 

David  Makoill,  of  Rankeilour,  who  m.  10  Feb.  1698, 
Janet,  dau.  of  John  Craig,  of  Ramomie,  and  sister  of 
Robert  Ci-aig  (aliai  Heriot)  of  Ramomie,  and  by  hei'  (who 


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survived  him)  had  a  son,  Jambs,  and  two  daus.,  viz., 
CATHEXtnrB,  t,  her  brother;  and  Isabella,  a.  her  sister. 
The  son. 

Jambs  Hakqill,  of  Ranlceilour,  designated  also  Viscount 
Oxford,  having  claimed  that  dignity  in  1733-4,  m.  20  Jan. 
1720,  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Anstruther,  of  Balcaskie, 
and  dying  without  issue  before  24  Jidy,  1766,  was  t.  by  his 
sister, 

Cathbbikb  Hakoill,  of  Bankeilour,  who  m.  Alexander 
Chrystie,  Esq.  of  Edinbui^h,  and  dying  without  issue 
before  11  April,  1776,  was  «.  by  her  sister, 

Isabella  Makoill,  of  Ra^eilour,  who  m.  the  Rev. 
William  Dick,  minister  of  Cupar,  and  had  an  only  son, 
James,  of  CoUuthie.  an  ensign  in  the  army,  predeceased  his 
mother,  before  20  Sept.  1768,  leaving  a  dau.,  Maboabbt, 
who  ff.  her  grandmother.  H».  Dick  was  a.  by  her  grand- 
daughter, 

Maboaret  Dick,  of  Rankeilour,  who  m.  the  Hon. 
Captain  Frederick  Maitland,  R.N.,  6th  son  of  the  6th  Eail 
of  Lauderdale,  and  assumed  the  surname  of  Makoill;  and 
by  him,  who  pi-edeoeased  her,  had  issue, 

I.  Chariea,  the  younger,  of  Rankeilour,  m.  26  Aug.  1794, 
Mary,  dau.  of  David  Johnston,  Esq.  of  Lathrisk,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  11  June,  1824)  had, 

1  David  Maitlani>-Makgill,  of  Rankeilour. 

2  James,  of  Rossie,  co.  Fife,  commander  R.N.,  b.  18 
April,  1806,  m.  Ist,  Emma  Willing,  and  2ndly,  in  Aug. 

1840,  Frances-Harriet,  dau.  of  Riobard-Samuel  Short, 
Esq. 

8  Charies,  b.  81  May.  1807. 

4  Lewis,  comnumder  R.N.,  6.  12  April,  1811,  m.  in  Dec 

1841.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  John  Newbolt, 
Chief  Justice  at  Madras,  and  has  issue. 

5  Henry,  b.  IS  April,  1813,  m.  15  Feb.  1888,  Anna,  dau. 
of  John  Stirling,  Esq. 

1  Mary,  m.  to  Dr.  Geoige  Govan,  E.  I.  Co.'s  service. 

2  Marvaret-Louiaa,  m.   to  Frederick-L.  Roy,   Esq.  of 
Newthom,  oo.  Roxbuigh. 

8  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Alexander  Meldrum,  Esq.  of  Kin- 
caple^  CO.  Fife, 
n.  James-Heriot,  of  Ramomie,  oo.  Fife.    See  Hbbioto/ 

HL  Frederick-Lewis  (SirX  Rear- Admiral  R.N.,  K.C.B.,  6. 
in  1776,  m  in  April,  1804,  Catherine,  Srd  dau.  of  Daniel 
Connor.  Esq.  of  Bally bricken.  co.  Cork,  d.  in  command 
in  the  Indian  Seas,  30  Nov.  1832,  a.  p. 

L  Mary-Turner,  »».  5  April,  1793,  to  Henxy-Scrvmgeour 
Wedderbum,  Esq.  of  Wedderbum,  co.  Forfar,  who  d.  in 
Jan.  1842. 

u.  Elisabeth. 

ni.  Isabella,  m.  8  July,  1794,  to  William  Roy,  Esq.  of  New- 
thom, oo.  Roxbmgh,  who  d.  in  1825. 

Mrs.  Maitland-Makgill  d.  in  1827,  and  was  t.  by  her  grand- 
son, 

David  Maitlaiid-Makgill-Crichtok,  Esq.  of  Rankeilour, 
6.  4  March,  1801,  who  was  served  heir  of  line  in  genei-al  to 
James  Criditon,  1st  Viscount  Frendraught,  in  June,  1889. 
He  m.  Ist,  7  Aug.  1827,  Eleanor-Julian,  2nd  dau.  of  the 
late  Thomas  Hog,  Esq.  of  Newliston,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
in  1833)  had  issue, 

Charlbs-Jullan,  now  of  Rankeilour. 
Thomas-Hog,  b.  16  June,  1830. 

Mary-Stuart,  m.  in  1849,  to  Philip  SomervUle^  Esq.  com- 
mander R.N. 
Eleanor-Julian-Hog. 

He  m.  2ndly,  2  Deo.  1884,  Esther,  dau.  of  the  late  Dr. 
Andrew  Coventiy,  of  Chanwell,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

David,  6.  20  Aug.  1841. 
Andrew,  b.  20  June,  1846. 
Martha-Cunningham. 
Janet-Cunninghame. 

Arma    Cmchton,  Makoill,  and  MAirLAVD,  quartered. 

CreaU—A  lion,  se(|ant^  affix>nt4  gu.,  ducally  crowned,  hold- 
ing in  the  dexter  paw  a  sword,  ppr.,  pommel  and  hilt,  or,  in 
the  sinister  a  fleur-de-lis,  as.,  for  MArrLAiTD.  A  dragon's 
head,  erased,  qnyuting  fire,  ppr.,  for  Cbiohton.  A  phoenix, 
in  flames,  ppr. 

8ufiporiera—Two  lions,  as.,  armed  and  crowned,  or. 

Motto — Sine  fine. 

£tote— Rankeilour,  and  Barham  Cottage,  co.  Fife. 


Esther-Frederica. 


CROFT  OP  STILLINGTON  HALL. 

Croft,  Habbt,  Esq.  of  StUlington  Hall,  oo.  York, 
b.  9  May,  1775;  m.  20  June,  1822,  Elizabeth,  2nd 
dau.  of  William  Charlton,  Esq.  of  Apley  Castle,  co. 
Salop,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Habbt.  II.  Stephen. 

I.  Elisabeth -Catherine.  u.  Louisa-Frances. 

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Mr.  Croft  t.  his  fether,  the  late  Stephen  Croft,  Esq., 
in  Aug.  1813.  He  is  a  colonel  in  the  army,  and  a 
magistrate  and  deputy-lieutenant  of  the  coimty. 

ILitltUQt* — ^This  family  derives  fh>m  a  common  ancestor 
wirh  the  ancient  house  of  Cboft  qf  Croft  CattU,  oo.  Here- 
ford.   Its  immediate  progenitor, 

Hbnkt  CBorr,  Esq.  of  East  Witton,  North  Riding  of 
Torkshire  (deecended  out  of  Lancashire),  was  &ther  of 

Chkistophbb  Cbopt,  Esq.  of  East  Witton,  styled  of 
Cottescue  Park,  oo.  York,  in  1611,  whose  son. 

Sib  Chbistophbb  Cboft,  lord-mayor  of  York  in  1629  and 
1641,  was  knighted  by  Chablbs  I.,  upon  entertaining  that 
monarch  and  suite  at  his  house,  the  20th  Nov.  in  the  last 
mentioned  year.  Sir  Christopher  d.  5  July,  1649 ;  his  only 
surviving  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Caorr,  Esq.  of  Stillington,  bapt.  22  Deo.  1619, 
m.  26  May,  1640,  Olive,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Dunst^, 
Esq.  of  Bramhope,  and  d.  in  1664.  having  had,  with  other 
issue,  two  sons,  Johk,  his  heir ;  and  Thomas,  suooessor  to 
his  brother.    The  former, 

John  Cboft,  Esq.  of  Stillington,  m.  in  Jan.  1673,  Anne, 
2nd  dau.  of  Lionel  Copley,  Esq.  of  Wadsworth,  by  whom 
he  had  an  only  child,  Olive,  who  d.  in  her  inftmcy  in  June, 
1675.  He  d.  in  1677,  and  was  t.  by  his  brother, 
-  Thomas  Cboft,  Esq.  of  Stillington,  who  m.  11  May,  1681, 
Frances,  dan.  of  Sir  Stephen  Thompson,  Knt.,  by  whom  he 
had  numerous  issue.  He  d.  in  1711,  and  was  t.  by  his  elder 
son, 

Stephsh  Cbopt.  Esq.  of  Stillington,  bapt.  14  Nov.  1C88, 
who  m.  in  1711,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Edmund  Anderson, 
Bart  of  Broughton,  co.  Lincoln,  and  d.  in  1783,  leaving 
three  sons, 

Stbphek,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently. 

Thomas,  b.  15  Oct.  1717,  grandfisther  of  the  present  Sm 
JoHK  Cboft,  Bart  of  Cowling  Hall,  co.  York. 

John,  of  York.  b.  28  Feb.  1782,  sheriff  of  Yoric  in  1778,  m. 
6  June,  1774,  Judith,  dau.  of  Francis  Bacon,  Esq.  senior 
alderman  of  York,  and  had  issue  two  sons.  Frauds,  b. 
5  Dec.  1776,  and  John,  d.  at  York,  14  May,  1786,  aged 
eleven. 
The  eldest  son, 

STKPHBif  Cboft,  Esq.  of  Stillington,  b.  in  London,  8  Deo. 
1712,  TO.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Henry  Thompson,  Esq.  of 
Kirby  Hall,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1772,  left  at  his  decease, 
12  Sept  1798,  two  sons  and  one  dau.,  viz., 

Stkphbn,  his  heir. 

Robert-Nicholas,  6.  8  June.  1764,  in  holy  orders,  preben- 
dary of  Botevant,  and  canon-residentiary  of  St  Peter's 
Cathedral  at  York.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  8rd  duu.  and  co- 
heir of  Qeoxge-Wanley  Bowes,  Esq.  of  Hauwell,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, and,  with  oUier  issucL  was  father  of  the  Yen. 
James  Croft,  the  present  Archdeacon  of  Canterbury. 

Frances. 

Henrietta-Catherine,  m.  to  N.  Cholmley,  Esq.  of  Whitby 
and  Howsham. 
The  elder  son  and  heir, 

Stbphbn  Cboft,  Esq.  of  Stillington,  m.  in  1764,  Frances 
Clarke,  of  Askham  Bryan,  co.  York,  and  had  issue, 

Habbt.  his  heir  and  present  representative. 

William,  rear -admiral  BN^  *».  Harriet,  dau.  of  Hall 
Plumer,  Esq.  of  Bilton  HalL  co.  York,  and  niece  of  Sir 
Thomas  Plumer,  Master  of  the  Bolls,  and  had  issue  four 
sons  and  six  daus. 

Sarah. 

Lucy,  m.  to  Oeoiige  Anderson,  Esq.  of  Newoastle-on-iyne. 

Mr.  Croa  d.  in  Aug.  1818,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son^the 
present  Colonel  Habbt  Cboft,  of  Stillington. 

i4rm»— Quarterly,  indented,  erminois  and  gu. ;  in  the  first 
quarter  a  lion,  passant-guardant,  of  the  second. 

Oea(— A  lion,  passant-guardant,  per  pale  indented,  gu. 
and  erminois,  the  dexter  fore-paw  resting  on  a  shield; 
quarterly  indented,  as  in  the  arms. 

Jtfbtto— Esse  quam  videri. 

/Scot— 43tillington  Hall,  oo.  York. 


CROFT  OF  GREENHAM  LODGE. 

Cbopt,  Archer-Jambb,  Esq.  of  Greenham  Lodge, 
00.  Berks,  h.  18  Feb.  1790;  m.  Ist,  14  March,  1811, 
Frances-Charlotte,  eldest  dau.  of  Harry  Mount,  Esq. 
of  Wasing,  and  Frances-Dorothea  his  wife,  and  by 
her  had  issuer, 

I.  Frances-Charlotte,  m.  in  1880,  the  Chevalier  da  Silvelra. 

II.  Charlotte-Elizabeth,  d.  young. 

Mr.  Croft  m,  2ndly,  18  Nov.  1884,  Elizabeth,  eldest 
dau.  of  Henry-Boyle  De;\ne,  Esq.,  and  by  her  has 
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I.  ABOHBB-BntMAKD,  6. 18  Aug.  1888. 

n.  JamM-Henry-Herbert,  6.  14  May,  1840. 

L  BUnbeth-Charlotte.  n.  Charlotte-Saaaima. 

Itnease.— The  temlly  of  Croft,  which  is  of  Saxon 
origin,  Mitied  in  HertfordBhiro  at  a  very  remote  period. 
CMnrten,  in  hie  deacHption  of  that  county,  tays :  "  Not  for 
off[fh>m  Riehard'e  Caetle]  standa  Croft  Cai^e,  belonging  to 
the  -narj  ancient  and  knightly  fitmily  of  the  Crofte ;"  and  in 
Donutdaf  Book,  Bernard  de  Croft  ie  mentioned  as  holding 
the  lands  of  Croft^  which  hie  deecendanta  inherited  until 
the  doee  of  the  18th  century. 

CBLAmLOTTB-EuzABBTH  Cboft,  eldest  dan.  and  co-heir  of 
Sir  Areher  Croft^  Bart,  of  Croft  Castle,  co.  Hereford,  by 
EUsabeth-Chariotta  his  wife,  dau.  of  Ashley  Cowper.  Esq. 
m,  in  1778,  James  Woodcock,  Esq.  <^  Berkhampstead,  and 
that  gentleman  aisumed,  in  consequence,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Cboft,  by  royal  license,  in  1792.  The  issue  of  the 
»  four  sens  and  six  daus.,  Tis., 


AwTinwpJAMMS,  the  present  representative. 

James- WQUiun.  b.  in  1702 ;  m.  in  1818,  Anna-Elisa,  dau.  of 

Sir  Edward-Hyde  Bast,  Bart.,  and  had  an  only  son, 

Bdwanl  Nugent,  deceased. 

John-Thomas,  mi^or  S4th  nat.  inf.  B.  I.,  6.  in  1794. 
Ashley-Cowper,  b.  in  1800 ;  m.  Anne^  dau.  of  Mr.  Charles 

Bellinger  but  <t  «.  p.  28  Msy,  1883. 
Charlotte>usrriet,  d.  young. 
Harriet-Dorothea. 
Chariotte-EUaabeth.  m.  in  1800,  to  the  Hon.  and  Right 

Rev.  Edward  Qrey,  BLihop  of  Hereford,  youngest  son  of 

Bari  Orey,  and  is  deceased. 

Theodora-Mary.  Maivaret-Franoe%  deceased. 

Fanny,  m.  to  William  Critohell,  Esq.  R.N. 

Mr.  Croft  d,  in  Jan.  1820,  and  was  burled  at  Oxeeoham 
ChapeL 

^rsM— Quarterly :  per  fesse  Indented,  as.  and  axg. ;  in  the 
first  quarter,  a  lion,  passant-guardant,  or. 

Crat — ^A  wyvem,  aa.,  vulned  in  the  dde,  ffu.  (Prior  to 
1620,  the  crest  borne  l^  the  funily  was  a  Uon,  passant- 
guardant,  vcg.) 

Maito  -  Esse  quam  viderL 

ttat   Qreenham  Lodge,  Becks. 


CROFTS  OF  VELVETSTOWN. 

CBona,  Thb  Rbt.  William,  Esq.  of  Velyetstown, 
eo.  Cork,  6.  19  Aug.  1791. 

&illf  X0f  • — ^This  fiunily,  as  well  as  that  of  Churohtown, 
derives  ttom  a  eommon  ancestor  with  the  ancient  English 
booss  of  QaoiTS  qf  Wetlow  and  Seuekam^  co.  Suffolk,  of 
which  was  Wiluam,  Loan  Cnoms,  so  created  10  Craelbs  II. 
The  immediate  ancestor  of  the  Irish  brsnch  had  two  sons, 
CBS  tlie  progenitor  of  the  Cbovts  «/  FdviUtown^  the  other 
ef  the  Cboits  </  Churehtown^  but  the  seniority  of  these 
sons  has  not  been  ascertained.    The  former, 

Osonas  Cbopts,  Esq.  of  Yelvetstown,  co.  Ooric,  had  (with 
several  dans.,  of  whom  Mary  m.  William  Dunscombe,  Esq. 
of  Mount  Deeert)  three  eons,  Chbistopheb,  of  Yelvetstown, 
d.  warn. ;  Obobox,  of  whom  we  have  to  treat ;  and  William. 
The  2nd  son, 

OBonoB  CBorrs,  Esq.  of  Yelvetstown  and  Cahlreslla,  co. 
Oars,  whoee  will  is  dated  24  March,  1718,  m.  a  dau.  of 
—  Freeman.  Esq.  of  Cahirmee,  co.  Coric,  and  had  (with 
two  daus..  Elissbeth,  m.  in  1708,  to  Jscob  Ringrose,  Esq. ; 
and  Anne,  au  to  Oeoige  Rodman,  Esq.)  two  sons,  of  whom 
the  elder. 

CnusvorHXB  CBom,  Esq.  of  Yelvetstown.  6.  in  1604,  m. 
lst»  Mary,  dan.  of  Fster  Otaham,  Bsq.  of  Dromore  and  of 
Cwifsyutors,  both  in  the  co.  of  Cork,  snd  had  iarae, 

Obobob.  of  Stream  Hin.  co.  Coik,  b.  in  1724,  m.  Mary.  dan. 
of  Comelina  Hohnes,  Bsq.  of  Shinnanah.  in  the  eame  co., 
and  d.  in  180L  leaving  (with  five  daus.,  Catherine;  Mar- 
giret,  m.  to  Lewia  Smith,  Bsq. ;  Susan,  wifo  of  Robert 
Fhflpot^  Esq.  of  Newmarket,  co.  Cork ;  Mary,  wife  of 
Roger  AtUns,  Bsq.  of  Rosssgh;  and  Eleanor)  a  son  and 
heir.  CHmcsiopHBB,  of  Stream  Hill.  b.  in  1787.  who  m.  1st, 
Christian,  dau.  of  diaries  Creed,  Esq.  of  Bailynanty,  co. 
Limerldk,  and  by  her  had  three  daus.,  1  Christian,  m.  to 
—  Oodd ;  2  Matr.  m.  to  Heniy  Lee^  Eaq.  of  Barna.  co. 
Thiperaiy:  and  8  Anne.  He  m.  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of 
Blehard  Crone.  Esq.  of  Ballydineen.  co.  Cork,  and  d, 
10  Nov.  1887.  aged  00.  leaving  bv  this  latter  lady,  with 
other  diUdren.  a  son  and  heir,  Obobob  Caorn^  Esq.  of 
Stream  Hfll.  who  is  married,  and  has  issue. 

WiLUAK.  of  Yelvetstown.  of  whom  presently. 

Christoplier. 

Maxj,  SI.  to  John  Bond,  Bsq.  of  Ballynahillsh.  co.  Cork. 

Crtberine^  m.  to  John  Wilkinson.  Esq.  of  Johnstown,  co. 
Cork. 

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Mr.  Crofts  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Austen.  Esq.  of 
00.  Cork,  and  by  her  had  one  dau..  who  d.  young.  He  d. 
9  July,  1767;  his  2nd  son, 

WixxiAM  Cbofts,  Esq.  of  Yelvetstown,  b.  in  1726,  m.  17M, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Beere,  Esq.  of  Ourteen.  co.  Coik, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  aged  86.  in  1813)  left  at  his  decease,  in 
1784,  seven  sons  and  four  daus.,  of  whom  were, 

L  Chbwtophbb,  his  heir. 

II.  Geoige,  b.  28  Oct  1768,  m.  1st,  Jane,  dau.  of  Robert 
Johnson,  Esq.  of  Coric,  and  had  a  son,  Wilham,  deceased. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Sarah,  relict  of  Humphries  Handera.  Esq., 
and  by  her  had  a  dau.,  n.  to  Williion-Prittie  Haxris,  Esq. 
of  Lakeview,  co.  Cork. 

III.  William,  of  Daneafort.  co.  Cork,  b,  I  Aug.  1765.  m. 
Catherine- Anne,  dau.  of  Bartholomew  Qibbins,  Esq.  of 
Oibbins  Qrove,  in  the  same  co.,  and  <£.  20  Dea  1801, 
having  had  a  son.  William,  who  d.  Toung.  and  four  daus.. 
co-heiresse^  viz.,  1  Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Beas- 
ley.  and  had  issue  three  daua.,  Anne.  Jane,  and  Elizabeth; 
2  Anne^  m.  to  the  Bev.  Arthur-Bernard  Baldwin,  vicarof 
Baghan.  co.  Cork ;  8  Jane^  m.  to  Geoige-Sackville  Cotter, 
Esq..  capt  in  the  60th  regt.,  nephew  of  the  Ute  Sir 
James -L.  Cotter,  Bart,;  4  Wilhelmina,  n,  to  Jobiu 
Wiizon.  Esq..  Jun..  of  SommerviUe,  co.  Cork. 

IT.  James,  b.  81  July,  1766.  m.  Jane.  dau.  of  Aylmer  Allen, 
Bsq.  of  Woodview.  co.  Cork,  and  had  issue.  William. 
M.D..  deceaaed;  Ayhner;  Jamea-Nelson,  m.  Dora,  relict 
of  Patrick  Brown,  Esq  of  Foxhall;  Oeoige;  Elisabeth; 
Mary- Anne,  m.  to  Benjamin  Sweete,  Esq.  of  Ballynas- 
carly:  Anne;  and  Jane. 

▼.  Richard,  b.  7  June,  1767.  m.  Sarah,  sister  of  Carden 
Terty,  Esq  ,  and  d.  6  June,  1823.  leaving.  1  WiUiam.  m. 
Manan.  eldest  dau.  of  Richard-Oif&rd  Campion,  Esq.  of 
Bushy  Park,  and  has  issue  five  daus.,  lloiy:  Surah, 
Martha,  Wilhehnina,  and  Catherine;  2  Carden-Terry,  m. 
his  cousin.  Ruth,  dau.  of  Christopher  Crofts,  Esq.  of  Yel- 
vetstown. and  has  iasue,  Richara  and  Christopher,  and 
Manr;  8  Richard,  d.  untn. ;  1  Catherine,  m.  to  Carden-8. 
WUUams :  2  EUza.  m.  to  John  Williams ;  snd  8  Sarah. 

▼I  Robert,  b.  10  March.  1760.  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Nash,  Esq.  of  Rockfleld,  co.  Cork,  and  d.  21  May,  1818, 
having  had  issue. 

▼n.  Charles,  6. 18  April,  1770,  d.  tmst. 

I.  Ruth,  m.  to  Michael  Busteed,  Esq.,  mayor  of  Cork  in 
1801. 

n.  Mary,  m,  to  her  cousin,  WilUam  Fits^r^rald,  Esq.  of  co. 
Clare. 

III.  Catherine,  is.  to  Charies  CKeefe^  Bsq.  of  Mount  Keefe^ 
CO.  Coric 

IT.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Kean,  Bsq.  of  Hermitage^  oo. 
Clare. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Chbistophbb  Cbofts,  Esq.  of  Yelvetstown,  6.  6  March. 
1755,  m.  in  1782,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lucas,  Bsq.  of 
Richfordstown,  co.  Cork,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Bvans,  Esq.  of  MUtown  Castle,  co.  limerick,  and 
by  her,  wlio  d.  1  June,  1888,  aged  80,  had  issue, 

THOMAS-LuoAi^  of  Yelvetstown.  d.  %mm.  in  1851. 

WiLUAM.  in  holy  orders,  now  of  Yelvetstown. 

Christopher,  b.  8  Nov.  1702,  si.  hi  1824,  AUce,  dan.  of 
Richard  Nason,  Esq.  of  Bettvville,  co.  Cork,  and  has 
issue,  Chri8tOT>her  and  Richard-Nason,  and  a  dau. 

Derail,  m.  to  Henry  Lang^ey,  Esq.  of  uUlveUis,  co.  Cork. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Nasli,  Esq.  of  Rockfleld,  co.  Cork. 

Ruth,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Caxden-S.  Crofts,  Bsq. 

Mr.  Christopher  Crofts  d.  21  June,  1811. 

.^rms— Or,  three  bull's  head%  cabossed,  sa. 
CVvaC— A  bull's  head,  cabossed,  sa. 
JtfbCto— Yirtute  et  fldeUUte. 
Seo^-Yelvetstown,  co.  Cork. 


CROFTS  OF  CHURCHTOWN. 

CROrra,  Fbzemav,  Esq.  of  Clobeen  HouBe»  co. 
Cork,  J.P.,  barrister-at-law,  6.  S  July,  1816;  m, 
24  Dec.  1851,  Ellen,  youngeat  dau.  of  the  late 
Joseph  DeaDe-Freeman,  flsq.  of  Castle  Cor,  co.  Coric, 
and  has  a  son, 

FasBMAV-WiLU,  6.  11  April,  1853. 

%intKfit, — ^The  first  immediate  ancestor  of  the  Church- 
town  branch  of  the  Crofta  was  a  brother  of  Oeoige  Crofta, 
of  Yelvetstown,  but  whether  older  or  younger  has  not  been 
ascertained.    His  eldest  son, 

Obobob  Cbovts,  Esq.  of  Churohtown.  M.P.  for  Charla- 
ville.  d.  in  1808.  leaving,  by  Sarah  hia  wife,  a  son  snd  heir, 

Obobob  Cuorrs,  Esq.  of  Churohtown.  high-sheriiT  in  1712, 
who  m.  Maiy,  dau.  and  eventual  co-heir  of  Thoniaa  Wills, 
Bsq.  of  Wills  Orove,  and  d.  in  1741,  leaving  issue.    The 


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Qbobqx  Cbofti»  Esq.  of  Churchtown.  a  eapt  la  CoIoimI 
HaiiKrave'a  regiment,  d.  mnm^  and  was  *.  by  his  only  0ur> 
▼iving  brother, 

WILL0  Cuom,  Eeq.  of  Churdhtown,  J.P.,  6.  24  Deo.  1718, 
who  1H.  in  1743,  Bleanor,  dau.  of  Robert  Freeman,  Eeq.  of 
BalUnguUe,  oo.  Cork,  son  of  William  Freeman,  Esq.  of 
OasUe  Got,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1792,  had  issue, 

X.  Oboboe.  his  keir. 

II.  Freeman,  iu  holy  orders,  6.  11  Aug.  1748,  m.  in  Aug. 
1781.  Anna,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Spread,  Esq.  of  Forrest. 
CO.  Cork,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1827,  had  is8U^ 

1  FRBBfAN-WiLLS,  uow  of  ChuTchtown. 

2  John-Spread,  lieut  in  the  87th  regt.,  b.  1790,  i.  at 
Trinidad  1807. 

8  Geoige.  in  holy  orders,  m.  SUxabeth,  eldest  sarriTlng 
dau.  of  the  Rot.  Mathew  Puroell,  rector  of  Burton,  co. 
Cork 

1  Anastasia-Eaibury,  d,  young. 

2  Hannah,  d.  young,  in  1800.  8  Elena,  rf.  vftm. 

4  Alicia,  m.  in  1818,  to  lluHnns  MUwazd,  Esq.,  and  d. 

In  1882.  leariDg  a  dau.,  m,  in  1830,  to  Oeocge  Wood, 

Esq.,  barrister-at-law. 

nx.  WiUs,  h.  in  1760.  a  capt.  in  the  84th  regt.   He  m.  Maiy, 

dau.  of  Richard  Oason.  Esq.  of  KiUeshallagh,  eo.  Tippe- 

raiy,  and  left  an  only  dau.  and  heiress,  Mabt,  m.  in  1805, 

to  John  Bennett^  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  the  Right  Hon. 

Judge  Bennett 

t.  Alicia,  m.  in  1770,  to  Richard  Gason,  Esq.  of  Richmond, 
00.  Tipperary. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Obobob  Cbofts,  Esq.  of  Churdhtown,  b.  22  April.  1745, 
«».  Maiy,  eldest  dau.  of  Frands  Greene,  Esq.  of  Green- 
mount,  00.  limerick,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1787,  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1801,  an  only  son  and  heir, 

Wills-Gbqrob  Cbotts,  Esq.  of  Churchtown,  of  St.  John's 
College,  Cambridge,  barrister-at-law,  and  high-sheriff  of  oo. 
Cork  in  1822,  d,  unm.  10  Nor.  1826,  and  was  «.  by  his  ftrst- 
•oustak, 

Thb  Bbt.  FBBBfan^  Wills  Cmawn,  of  Churchtown,  b. 
22  Sept.  1785,  m.  1st,  28  May,  1810,  Mary-Marten,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  Rot.  William  Gorman,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife, 
eister  of  Charles-Kendsl  Buahe,  lord  chief  Justiee  of  the 
<)tteen's  Bench  in  Ireland,  and  by  h^r  (who  d.  1$  June, 
1828)  had  issue, 
Fbbeicav.  present  representat<Te. 

Wins-George.  6.  17  April,  1818,  m.  Feb.  1848,  EUtabeth, 
only  dau.  of  James-Grove  White,  Esq.  of  Kilbum,  co. 
Coik,  and  has  issue. 
Wniiam-Fortesoue.  6.  28  April,  1822. 
Anne-Spread. 

Citherine-Doyle,  n^  tOot  1845,  to  Richard  Gason,  Esq.  of 
Richmond,  co.  npMrary. 

Maria-Marten,  m.  in  Stay.  1858.  to  Justin  Deane-Freeman, 
Esq.,  6th  son  of  the  late  Jos^  Deane-Freeman,  Esq.  of 
Castle  Cor. 
The  Rev.  Freeman-Wills  Crofts  m.  Sndly,  Jane-Hannah, 
relict  of  William  Jameson,  Esq.,  sad  dau.  of  the  late  Henry 
MUward,  Ekq.,  but  by  her  (who  d.  81  May,  1864)  had  no 
tesue.    He  cL  0  Aug.  1849. 

4rm$,  Cred,  and  ifotto— As  Cbofts  oJ  FdvtUUnm. 
£la^-Cloheen  Houses  co.  Cork. 


CROFTON  OF  LAKEFIELD, 

Crofton,  Dukb,  Esq.  of  Lakefield,  oo.  lieitrim,  «. 
hiB  father  10  Deo.  1845. 

&{tUa0f  • — Dukb  CBOfTOir,  Esq.  of  Lakefield,  oo.  Lei- 
trim,  who  m.  twice :  1st,  Maiy  Crofton ;  and  2ndly,  Maria, 
youngest  dau.  of  the  late  James  Webster,  Esq.  of  Longford, 
left,  with  a  dau..  Susan,  fa.  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Crofton,  2nd 
son  of  the  late  Sir  Moigan  Crofton,  Bart.,  a  son, 

Dukb  Cbofton,  Esq.  of  Lakefield,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high- 
dieriifin  1800,  b.  13  Nov.  1768.  and  m.  18  Aug.  1808,  Alida, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  late  WnUam  Jones,  Esq.  of  Belleville,  oo. 
WestmeaiA,  by  whom  he  had  iisue^ 

Dukb,  now  of  Lakefield. 

William,  M.D..  m.  81  March,  1848,  FMmy-E.,  only  dau.  of 

Capt  Dunn,  RN.  of  Cheltenham. 
Jolm,  in  holy  ordca^a.  m.  1st,  Julv,  1843,  Anne  Newcomen, 

▼oungest  dau.  of  the  late  Beny  Norris,  Esq.  of  Mohill,  oo. 


Bichard-Henry,  capt  royal  artillery,  m.  22  June,  1848, 

Fanuy-M..  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Arthor-Cuthbert  Marah, 

Esq.  of  Eastbury,  Herts. 
Henry-Robert,  cmt.  R.N..  m.  18  April,  1850^  Bessie,  dau. 

of  Dr.  Singer.  BishoD  of  Meath. 
Travers,  cnpt.  52nd  Madias  native  Infantry,  at.  7  April, 

1850.  Annie-E.,  eldest  dau.  of  ttie  late  James  Singer,  Esq. 

M.D. 

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Mary,  m,  SO  Sept  1846.  to  Chaxles  Btaaht^M^  youngest  son 
of  the  late  Rev.  Henry  Crofton. 
Alicia-Maria. 

Amu—PtsT  pale,  indented,  or  and  as.,  a  lion,  passant- 
guardant,  counterchanged. 
6Vesr-«even  stalks  of  wheat  on  one  stalk,  ppr. 
Ifotto— Dat  Deus  incrementum. 
/SecO— Lakefield,  co.  Leitrim. 


CROKE  OF  STUDLEY. 

Cboke,  George,  Esq.  of  Studley  Prioiy,  oo. 
Oxford,  JL  his  father  27  Dec.  1842. 

KtKSfft. — The  surname  of  this  ftonily  was  originaOy 
Lb  Blount,  and  Sir  Alexander  Croke  claimed,  in  hisM«forr 
qf  tht  BlounU,  to  be  representative  of  the  senior  branch  of 
that  ancient  house,  which  had  its  own  origin  f^rom  the 
BLOKni,  or  Bbondi,  of  Italy. 

Jambs  Cbokb  ali<u  LbBlourt  (son  of  Nicholas  Le Blount, 
who  changed  his  name  to  Croke  to  avoid  state  perseoutianX 
was  fourth  in  descent  tmm  Sir  Ralph  Blount,  elder  brother 
of  Sir  William  Le  Blount,  ancestor  of  the  Bloumtso/  Sodki^ 
ton.  From  him  sprang  the  Crokes  qf  Chilton,  so  distin- 
guished in  oxu:  Isgal  annals,  and  the  Cbokbs  ^  StudUf 
Priory.    The  late 

Sib  Albxahdeb  Cbokb,  Knt..  of  Btudley  Priory,  6.  2S 
July,  1758  (son  of  Alexander  Croke,  Esq.  of  Studley,  and 
great-grandson  of  the  Rev.  Alexander  Croke,  M.A.  of  Wad- 
ham  College,  OxfOTd.  the  Mend  and  companion  of  Creech 
the  poet,  4th  in  descent  ttom  Sir  John  Croke,  ot  Chilton), 
was  called  to  the  bar,  and  became  Judge  of  one  of  the  Vice- 
Admizalty  Court*  in  North  America.  In  1828  he  was  dected 
a  bencher  of  the  Inner  Temple,  and  appointed,  in  1820, 
treasurer  of  that  society.  He  m.  in  1706.  Miss  Alice  Blake, 
and  had  issue,  i.  Alexander,  b.  in  1708,  d.  in  1818 ;  n.  Gbobob, 
pieeent  representative;  in.  Wentworth,  d.  wnm.  12  Sept 
1887  ;  rv.  John;  and  ▼.  Alexander;  i.  Adelaide;  n.  Jano- 
Sarah-Elisabeth,  m.  28  Dec  1826,  to  her  cousin.  Sir  ChaHes 
Wetherell,  Knt,  then  attorney-general,  and  d.  without  sur- 
viving issue,  21  April,  1881 ;  in.  Anna-Philippa. 

..Imw—Gu.,  a  fesse  between  ilx  martlets,  ajv. 

Crett—Ttro  swans*  necks,  indorsed  and  interlaced,  issuing 
out  of  a  crescent,  all  arg.,  and  holding  in  their  beaks  an 
annulet,  gu. 

&at— Studley  Priory,  Ozon. 

(mOKER  OF  BALLYNAGARDE. 
Cboksb,  John,  E«q.  of  BaUynagarde  and  Raleigbs- 
town,  CO.  Limerick,  J.P.,  high-eheriff  in  1832,   k 
i  Oct.  1784;  m.  U  Sept.  1810,  Catherine-Adeline, 
youngest  dau.  of  Col.  Bagwell,  of  Marlfield,  co.  Tip- 
perary, M.P.,  and  has  iraue, 
I.  Edwabd,  b.  81  Aug.  1812,  Ute  capt.  hi  the  17th  Lancen^ 
m.  17  May,  1841,  the  Lady  Geoiigiana-Ellen,  dth  dau, 
of  the  Earl  of  Rathdowne,  and  has  issue,   John,  ft. 
16  March,    1842;    Henry-Stanley;   Frederick- Albert ; 
Edwaxd-William ;  Courtenay-Le  Poer-Trench ;  Frances  ; 
Alice ;  and  Georgiana. 
I.  Marianne-Maigaret.  u.  Margaret-Anno. 

m.  Catherine-Adeline-Bagwell,  d.  young, 
rv.   Henrietta,   m.   to  Frederick^ohn  Partridge,   Esq., 
R.N.,  son  of  John  Partridge,  Esq.  of  Bishop  Wood, 
CO.  Hereford. 
T.  Janet,  m.  to  Frands  Walsh,  Esq.,  son  of  George  Walah, 

Esq.  of  Lisbon. 
l^ttiexgr.-- This  is  abranoh  of  the  house  of  Cbokxk 
(or  Cbookbb)  €tf  linehttm,  co.  Devon,  a  fkadly  so  anaieiit 
that  an  old  proverbial  distich  records  that^ 
••  Croker,  Crewys,  and  Coplestone, 
When  the  Conqueror  came,  were  at  home^ 

Thokab  Cbokkb,  of  Ti^villas,  in  Cornwall,  2nd  son  of 
the  8th  John  Crokkb,  of  T.lneham,  obtained,  about  tba 
year  1600,  the  estate  of  BaUyanker.  eo.  Waterford;  and 
while  his  eldest  sea  remained  at  Trevillas,  his  younger 
sons,  to  the  number  of  three  or  toar,  migrated  to  Ireland. 
They  were  all  probably  soldiers ;  two  of  them,  at  least, 
were  so,  and  distinguished  themselves  by  the  extraordinary 
and  almost  romantic  capture  of  the  oity  of  Waterford  in 
1650.  One  of  the  brothers  was  killed  in  the  assault ;  the 
other,  Hugh,  after  a  Im^  eourse  of  military  service,  settled 
at  BaUyanker,  and  d.  in  1668 ;  his  present  representatlTe  is 
Edwabd  Crokbr.  Esq.  of  Lisnabin,  co.  Cork.  Another  of 
the  brothers,  Edwabd  Cbokxb,  who  was  murdered  in  the 
Irish  rebellion  of  1641,  wm  ancestor  of  the  respectable  and 


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InflMBttalflunilyof  CBOKtBt^JaUyNaponfe,  Andofaniime* 
roui  lnr»Ddi  setUad  tn  Dublin,  to  which  belonged  Anns, 
dan.  and  bdr  of  Thomas  Crokor,  and  wife  of  Sir  Edward 
Crofton,  Bart.,  created  in  1797  Babonsss  CitorroN  in  her 
own  right ;  and  the  late  Thomas-Cboiton  Cboksb,  Beq., 
r&A. 

The  greai-gruMlfather  of  the  preMnt  representatire  of  the 
BaHynagaxde  fiunily, 

Bdwamd  CaoKXB,  Baq.  of  Bawleighstown,  m,  BliMbeth, 
eldeat  daa.  of  Henry  Prittie,  Esq.  of  Dunalley  Oaitle,  ca 
Tlpparary,  wbo  d,  in  1788,  and  was  father  of 

John  Cbokxr,  Esq.  of  Ballynsgarde,  eo.  limeridk,  who 
m.  Mary,  dan.  of  Richard  Penaefather,  Esq.  of  New  Parle, 
M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Tipperary  In  1738,  and  had  issue, 
Edwakd,  his  heir;  Heniy;  John,  a  general  in  the  army; 
Biehard'William ;  Charity,  m.  to  John  Grady,  Esq.  of  Oahir, 
ool  Limerick ;  EUsa,  m.  to  B.  Croker,  Esq.  of  Orange  Hill ; 
and  Bally,  m.  to  L.  Sandes,  Esq.  of  the  Queen's  County. 
Tbe  elder  son, 

Bi>WABi>  CaoKXB,  Esq.  of  Ballynagaxde,  m.  in  1788,  Mar- 
garst-Annfa.  youngest  dau.  of  Biehard  Hars,  Esq.,  and 
tmar  to  William.  1st  Bari  of  listoweU  and  had  issue, 

John,  now  of  Ballynagarde,  as  above. 

Biebard-Hare,  ool.  in  the  army,  m.  Miss  Hatgfa.  of  Whit- 
well,  oo.  York,  and  (i.  15  Jan.  1854.  leaving  Issae^ 

Bdwiird,  in  hdiy  orders,  m.  Miss  Lasoellea,  and  has  Issue. 

Wmtant,ooLlnthearmy.G.B..  m.Miss8tokes»of  Msdras^ 
wad  d,  12  Sept.  1852,  leaving  issue. 

Henry,  m.  Mbs  CG^ady,  oflinfield.  and  has 


and] 


Henry,  { 

Charles,  commander  R^.,  «n.  Miss  Crowe,  and  has  issue. 
Bobert,  m.  Miss  0*Orady.  of  The  Orange^  and  d,  in  May, 
1848,  leaving  issue. 
Albert,  oommander  RK..  d.  in  18S&  mm, 
~    DBa%  in  holy  ordsn^  sft.  Miss  B.  Haigfa,  of  Whitwail, 
Ihas  issue. 
irst.  m.  to  the  Yeiy  Bev.  Bidtaid  Bsgwell,  of  Marl- 
,  DeanofCIogher. 
Barab,  na.  to  Maior  Qeoige  GoQgh,  eldest  son  of  Colonel 
Oougfa,  of  Woodstown,  oo.  Timsrlck,  brother  of  Oen.  Lord 
Oougfa,  O.C.B. 

Arm»  Aiy.,  a  chevron,  engraUed,  gu.,  between  three 
imvens.  ppr. 

Cntt^A  drinktng-cup,  or,  with  three  lleur-de-lls»  ppr., 
above  it,  and  on  the  centxe,  a  rose^  gu. 

JfoCto— Deus  slit  eos. 

tmt    BanyiiiHtarde,  oo.  limeriok. 


CROKER  OP  WEST  MOLESEY. 

Crokbb,  Ths  Right  Hon.  John -Wilson,  T.C, 
LL.D.,  P.A.a,  of  West  Molesey,  oa  Sumy,  b. 
SO  Dee.  1780;  m.  22  May,  1806,  RoMmond,  eldest 
dftu.  of  William  Pennell,  Esq.,  bia  Majesty's  consul- 
general  at  Rio  Janeiro,  by  wbom  he  bad  a  son,  who 
d.  15  Maj,  1820,  aged  4  yean.  Mr.  Croker  entered 
Trinity  College,  Dublin,  as  a  fellow  commoner,  Nov. 
1796,  and  graduated  A.R  m  1800,  and  LL.D.  hi 
1807.  He  sat  in  parliament  from  1807  to  1832,  and 
filled  the  office  of  secretary  to  the  Admiralty  from 
1809  to  1880.  He  is  eminently  distinguished  as  a 
pohtacal  writer. 

IrilUJIffe. — IfAvnB,  Cbokmr,  Bsq.  of  TUlow.  the  grand- 
asa  ef  Hu^  Croker,  the  eaptor  of  Wateiford  (m  CaoKxa 
^  BaUfmagmrdty,  had,  by  the  dau.  of  Baginald  Bray,  an 
only  son, 

Jomr  GaoKn,  Bsq.  of  Tallow,  who  was  h.  1096,  and  d. 
in  1748,  leaving  three  sons,  Walter,  of  TaUow ;  John,  of 
AirhUl ;  and  William,  of  Johnstown,  John  left  male  issue, 
bat  William  left  an  only  data,  snd  heirsss,  who  ta.  the  Hon. 
Ffsdetkk  MoUina,  son  of  the  1st  Lord  Yentiy,  and  by 
Um  has  ismie,  Frederick-William  De  Moleyns,  lato  M.P.  for 
Kerry. 

WALTSft  CaoKXB,  Bsq..  the  eldest  son  of  John,  of  Tallow, 
was  ».  in  1798,  and  d.  in  1789.  leaving,  by  his  wifb  Sarah, 
dso.  of  Bdward  Devereuz,  Bsq.,  one  son. 

Jour  Caoan,  Esq.,  sarveyor-general  of  Ireland,  who 
wae  6.  in  1748,  and  d.  99  April.  1814.  He  was  a  man  of 
gTMk  abilities  and  moat  amiable  mannera,  an  able  and 
upright  pabUo  servant,  and  in  private  Ufe  unlvemlly 
watjeeled  and  betoved.  He  ai.  1st,  Catherine  Welstead,  by 
whom  he  bad  anrvivlng  issue, 

WAi.n%  who  cC.  in  1807.  leaving  two  daus..  CATBcann. 

ths  wUb  of  William  Pennell, Jan.,  Bsq. ;  and  MABOAarr. 

the  wife  of  LovaU  FanneU,  Bsq.    Thess  ladiea  both  have 


Catherine  m,  to  WiBiaB  Miller,  Baq.  ofLondondeny,  and 
haslflsua. 
Mr.  Orokar  •».  Sndly,  in  1779,  Heatsr.  only  dau.  of  the 
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Bev.  Biehard  Bathbome,  and  granddau.  of  Admiral  Wilson, 
by  whom  he  had  two  surviving  children,  the  present  Biobt 
Hov.  Johm-Whjbon  Caouni.  and  Sarah,  who  la.  in  1816, 
the  Yeiy  Bev.  J.-T.  Bond,  dean  of  Boas,  and  d.  in  1890. 
The  Surveyor  General  d,  20  April.  1814.  at  the  age  of  78. 

^mu— Aig..  a  chevrofi,  engrailed,  gu.,  between  threa 
ravena,  ppr.,  quartering  the  arms  of  Cbvbgbxli:.. 

Ortat—k  drfnkingKsup,  or,  with  three  flflurs-de-lis,  ppr., 
above  it,  and  on  the  centre  a  roee. 

ifottoea— Deus  alit  eos :  and,  J'ay  ma  fol  tenu  k  ma  puis- 


Seora— West  Molesey,  Surrey,  and  Alveitank,  Oosport. 


CROMMELIN  OP  CARROWDORE  CASTLE. 

Db  la  Chbrois-Cbommklin,  Nicholas,  Esq.  of 

Carrowdore  Castle,  oo.  Down,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,    6. 

10  June,  1788 ;  m,  17  Dee.  1810,  Elizabeth,  2nd  dau. 

of  William,  2nd  Lord  Tentry,  and  has  had  by  her 

(who  d.  12  April,  1820>  three  sons  and  four  daus.,  Tif., 

X.  8AinjsL-ABTHna-HiL&,.  m.  80  Oct.  1846,  Anna-Maria, 

only  dau.  of  John-Gcavss  Thompson,  Bsq.  of  the  oo. 

Tyrone. 

n.  Nicholas,  6.  7  Mardi,  1819.  m.  8  Jan.  1861,  Annie,  ted 

dau.  of  Andrew  Mullholhmd,  Bsq.  of  Spring  vale,  co. 

Down. 

m.  William^Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Comber,  oo. 

00.  Down.  6.  14  F^.  1890. 
I.  Anna-Sarah.  tL  Maiia-Matflda. 

m.  Clara-Suaanne,  d.  young. 

IT.  Blisabeth-Bmily,  m.  12  July,  1840,  to  John-Robert 
Irwin,  Bsq.  of  Oamagh,  eo.  Armagh. 

Mr.  De  la  Cherois-Crommelin  served  as  hi^-sherift 
of  Down  in  1821,  and  for  Antrim  in  1880. 

%intKflt, — The  CaoMiaLnvs  are  of  French  origin,  and 
were  possessed  of  considerable  property  at  Armancour,  a 
village  near  St  Quentin,  near  Picardy,  when  the  revocatiou 
of  the  Bdict  of  Nantea  compelled  them,  being  protestants, 
to  leave  their  native  country. 

Samubl  CaoMMBLiir,    flmn  whom  the  Irish  brsndi  is 

deseended,  took  reftige  in  HoUand,  whera  he  d..  leaving 

issue  six  children,   Louis,  Samuel,  Alexander,  William, 

Magdalene,  and  Mary.      In  the  year  1098,  the  fiamily  waa 

induced,  by  King  WiLUiJi  III.  of  Bngland,  to  go  over  to 

Ireland,  where  they  finally  settled  at  lisbum,  in  the  co. 

Antrim,  bringing  with  them  a  number  of  tradesmen,  and 

a  capital  of  90,0001.,  with  which  they  established  the  linen 

manuftbcture,  which  was  adopted  by  the  natives,  and  baa 

flourished  ever  rince.    In  consideration  of  Loxiis  Ox>mmeIin 

having  spent  lO.OOOt  on  its  estabUahment,  King  Wiluam, 

who  waa  much  interested  in  its  success,  and  during  hia 

life  granted  61.  for  every  loom,  conferred  on  him  a  pension 

of  900{.  a  year  for  the  lifb  of  his  son,  wbo,  however,  d,  only 

throe  months  after,  when  it  was  discontinued.    Samuel's 

children  were) 

L  Louis,  wha  m.  Miss  Crommelln,  and  had  Issue^  Louis, 

d.  wmm. ;  and  MagdaUne,  m.  Ctotain  de  Bemiera. 

n.  Samuel,  at.  Miaa  BellecastH  dan,  of  General  Belleeastte^ 

and  had  issuer 

1  Samuel-Louis,  who  m.  1st,  Mademoiselle  Oilliotte^  snd 
9ndly,  Harriet  Mangen,  by  whom  he  had  eight  children, 
Abraham,  who  m.  let,  Catherine  Laurent,  and  9ndly, 
Anna  Carden.  and  d.  leaving  no  issue ;  Samuel ;  Mary 
Harriet;  Jane;  Anna;  MsadiOiae:  who  all  d.  mm., 
and  Alexander,  who  m.   luss  Neiand,  and  had  two 
daua.,  Mary,  m.  Daniel  de  la  CheroLe,  Esq.  of  Donsgha- 
dee,  CO.  D<rwn  *  and  Jane.  m.  B.  Hamoud.  Bsq. 
9  DtaMU  m.  Madekdne,  only  dan.  of  Mi^or  de  la  Checots, 
by  whom  he  had  three  sons.  NichokWtd.  mnm. ;  Daniel, 
d.  Mun. ;  and  De  la  Cherois.  who  m.  EUsabeth,  dau.  of 
—  Piers,  Baq.,  and  had  a  dau..  Mary-Angelica,  who  n, 
the  Bev.  Dr.  Franoia  Hutcheaon.  and  waa  mother  of 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Geoive  Leslie,  Esq..  brother  of  James 
LesUs^  Esq.  of  Leslie  HilL  co.  Antrim. 
8  Jamea^  who  m.  Mademoiselle  Oilliotte.  and  iT.  a  9. 
4  John^  who  m.  Mademoiselle  de  Blaquiere^  and  bad 
,  who  m.  in  Holland. 


m.  Alexander,  who  ta.  MademoiseUe  I^valade,  and  had  a 
son,  Charles,  who  d.  wma..  and  a  dau.  Msffdeline,  m.  to 
the  Bev.  Archdeacon  Hutcheeon.  by  who  he  had,  Samuel ; 
Frances,  m.  to  D.  Browne,  Esq.;  and  MatUda,  m.  to 
B.  Smyttke.  of  Drumcree^  co.  Westmeath.  .    ^     ^ 

rv.  Wiluam,  ai.  Miaa  Butler,  of  the  Ormonde  flanUy;  and 
had  a  eon,  Louia,  d,  ttam.,  and  a  dau.,  Maiyanne. 

T.  Magdeline,  m.  Paul  Mangen,  Eaq. 

Yi.  Mabt.  m,  to  UMior  de  la  Cheroia  (aet  Da  x^  Cnnois  i/ 
Jhnagkadet.) 

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Samubl  ds  ul  CHsaois,  whose  4th  son, 
Bakubl  de  la   Gherois,  Esq.,  6    in  1744,  aasumed,  in 
compliance  with  the  will  of  his  oousin,  NichoUs  Crommelin, 
Esq.  of  Lisbui-ne,  the  additional  surname  of  Crommelim. 
He  m.  1«  April.  1776,  Maria,  only  dau.  of  the  Key.  Dr. 
Thomas  Dobbs,  fellow  of  Trinity  ColL,  Dublhi  (brother  of 
Conway  Dobbs.  Esq.  of  Castle  Dobbs,  co.  Antrim,  Goremor 
of  North  CaroUnaX  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  J.  Toung, 
Esq.  of  lisanae,  in  Tyrone,  and  had  issue, 
Nicholas,  now  of  Carrowdore  Castle. 
Richard,    briffade-mi\jor  to  the  forces  in  the  island  of 
Curacoa,  d.  uiere  unni.  1810. 
Mary,  d,  unm.  1842. 

Sarah,  m.  in  1807,  to  William  Irwin,  Esq.  of  Mount  Irwin. 
CO.  Armagh. 

Anne^  flTln  1798,  to  Heniy  Purdon,  M.D.  of  Rathwire, 
in  Westmeath. 

Harriet-Judith,  m.  in  1808,  to  Henry-Aldborough  Head, 
Esq.,  lieut.-coL  7th  dragoon-guards,  2nd  son  of  Michael 
Head,  Esq.  of  Deny  Castle,  oo.  Tipperary. 
Jane-Suzanna,  m.  in  1817,  to  Thomas-Richard  Bruce.  Esq., 
R.N.,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Edward  Bruce,  Esq.  of  Kihx>ot, 
in  Antrim. 
Mr.  De  la  Cherois^hxnnmelin  d.  in  1816. 

.imu— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th  as.,  on  a  oheTron,  between 
three  martlets,  arg..  a  trefoil.  sUpped,  vert,  for  Cbommslih  ; 
2nd  and  8rd,  gu.,  a  chevron  between  three  mullets,  in  chief, 
or,  and  in  base  an  anchor,  arg.,  for  De  la  Chbbois. 

CVeit— For  Cbommelin,  out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  swan 
li^ng,  ppr. ;  and  for  Db  la  Chbbois,  an  anchor,  as. 

Supporter$-~Two  grif&ns  regardant,  gu.,  guttte  d'or. 

Motto— Vtuo  et  spera. 

Seat — Carrowdore  Castle^  Downshire. 


CROMPTON  OF  DUFFIELD  HALL. 

Crompton,  John-Bell,  Esq.  of  Duffield  Hall,  co. 
Derby,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  12  Jan.  1786;  m.  8  Sept. 
1810,  Jane,  8rd  dau.  of  Edward-Sacheverell  Sitwell, 
Esq.  of  Stainsby,  and  by  her  (who  d.  17  Dec.  1852) 
bad  a  dau., 

Janb,  m.  8  July,  1884,  to  LorenEO-Eirkpatrlck  Hall,  Esq. 
nephew  of  J.-K.  Hall.  E«q.  of  Holly  Bush,  in  Stafifbrd- 
shiie,  and  d.  28  Jan.  1886. 

fLintHflt, — Samuel  Cbomptoh,  Esq.  of  Derby,  an 
eminent  buiker,  (eldest  son  of  Abraham  Crompton,  who 
settled  at  Derby,  brother  of  Abraham  and  John  Crompton, 
of  Chorley,*  and  grandson  of  the  Rev.  John  Crompton,  M.  A., 
who  d.  in  1609),  m.  8  April,  1710,  Anne,  dau.  of  William 
Rodes,  Esq.  of  Long  Houghton  Hall,  co.  York,  and  had  by 
her  (who  d.  16  May,  1724)  three  sons  and  one  dau.,  vis., 

I.  Samubl,  his  heir.  ii.  John,  of  Derby. 

m.  Joshua,  of  Derby,  who  m.  in  1758,  the  dau.  and  heiress 
of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Colthurst^  presbyterian  minister  at 
Chester,  and  had  issuer 

1  Thomas,  d.  i.  p.,  aged  22. 

2  Peter,  M  D.,  of  Emou  House,  near  Liverpool,  m.  his 
eousin  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Crompton,  Esq.  of  Chorley, 
and  had  issue,  Edward  and  Henry,  who  both  are  wn»t. ; 
Charies  l^r),  one  of  the  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Queen's 
Bench,  6.  in  1797,  m.  in  1832,  the  4th  dau.  of  Thomas 
Fletcher,  Esq.  of  Liverpool,  and  has  issue;  Albert, 
barrister-at-law,  d.  unm.  in  1841 :  Stamford,  deceased ; 
Caroline,  m.  to  Robert  Hutton,  £sq.  of  Putney  Park, 
late  M.P.  for  Dublin ;  and  Emma. 

L  Rebecca,  buried  at  Duffield,  16  March,  1788,  aged  67. 
Mr.  Crompton  d.  in  1767,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Samuel  Cbomptov,  Esq.,  mayor  of  Derby,  in  1768  and 
1767,  and  in  1768  high-sheriff  of  the  county,  for  which  he 
was  during  many  years  receiver-generaL    He  m.  at  Osmas- 
ton,  8  May,  1744,  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  Samuel  Fox,  Esq., 
and  by  her  (who  d.  29  April,  1789,  aged  71),  had  four  sons 
and  one  dau.  vis., 
L  Saxubl»  of  Woodend,  father  of  the  late  Sm  Samubl 
Cbompton,  Bart. 
IL  JoHK,  of  whom  presently. 

m.  Joshua,  of  York,  father  of  Willxam-RookbbCbomptok- 
STAHinBLD,  Esq.  of  Esholt  Hall,  co.  York.  (Refer  to  that 
family.) 

IV.  Gilbert,  also  of  York,  6.  in  1766.  who  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  George  Johnson,  rector  of  Loflus,  in  the  North 
Riding  of  Yorkshire,  and  vicar  of  Norton,  co.  Durham, 
and  had  issue. 


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1  Samuel-Gilbert,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Clara,  dau|^ter  of 
Richard  Down,  Esq.  of  Halliwick  Manor  House,  Mid- 
dlesex, bv  Rose  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Neale, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

2  George,  captain  40th  regiment,  d.  in  the  West  Indies^ 
Jan.  1816. 

8  Robert,  a  naval  officer. 
4  William,  in  the  army. 
1  Anne. 
I.  Elizabeth. 

The  second  son, 

JoHV  Crompton,  Esq.  of  The  Lilies,  Duffield,  Derbyshire, 
mayor  of  Derby  five  times  fW>m  17U2  to  1826,  and  high- 
sheriff  of  the  county  in  1810.  He  acted  for  a  long  Ume  as 
receiver-general,  and  as  a  justice  of  the  peace.  He  m.  in 
1784.  Eliza,  only  dau.  of  Archibald  Bell.  Esq.  of  Manchester, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  in  March,  1807)  had  issue, 

1.  John-Bell,  of  Duffield  Hall. 

u.  Gilbert,  of  Durant  Hall,  Chesterfield,  J.P.  and  D.L, 
6.  Sept  1786,  m.  in  1817,  Deborah-Catharine,  diu.  of  the 
Rev.  George  Bossley,  vicar  of  Chesterfield,  and  had  issue, 

1  John-Gilbert,  6.  1820,  m.  1862.  Millicent-Ursula,  dau. 
of  Henry  Smedley,  Esq.  barrister-at-law,  and  has  issue. 

2  Geonre. 

1  Deborah-Sarah,  st.  in  1846,  to  the  Rev.  A.  C. 
Bromehead. 

2  Mary-Anne. 

L  Elizabeth,  m.  in  Dec.  1810.  Thomas  Kirkpatrick  Hall, 
Esq.  of  H^ly  Bush,  in  Staffordshhre,  and  d.  in  1886. 

nTSarah-Maria,  m.  in  Oct  1827,  to  the  Rev.  Charlea- 
RobertHope. 
Mr.  Crompton  d.  in  1884. 

^rm«_Vert,  on  a  bend,  aig.,  double-cotiaed,  erm.,  between 
two  covered  cups,  or,  a  lion,  passant,  gu. ;  on  a  chief;  as., 
three  pheons,  or. 

Crettr-A.  demi-horse,  rampant,  vulned  in  the  breast  by  an 
arrow,  or.  shafted  and  feathered,  arg. 

Sta^-Duffield  Hall,  Derby. 


*  Of  the  Chorl^  branch  of  the  family  was  Hannah,  eldest 
daughter  of  John  Crompton,  of  Choriey  Hall,  Esq..  who  m. 
Thomas  Stamford,  Esq.  of  Derby,  and  had  two  daughters,  of 
whom  Elisabeth  m.  James  Caklwell,  ef  Linley  Wood,  Esq. 
(Sm  Caldwell  o/LwUm  Wood.) 
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CROMWELL  OF  CHESHUNT  PARK. 
30itprtitnMiU  of  t^e  protrttor. 

Cromwell,  Elizabeth  -  Oliveria,  of  CheshuDt 
Park,  CO.  Herts,  b.  8  June,  1777;  ».  18  June,  1801, 
Thomas -ArtemidoruB  Russell,  Esq.  (son  of  John 
Russell,  of  Thiuxton's  Court>  co.  Hereford),  and 
had  issue, 

L  Antemidorus- Cromwell  Russell,  h.  20  Aug.  1808,  m. 
4  Oct  1885,  Averilla  Armstrong,  and  d.,  leaving  a  dau. 

II.  John-Hbvby-Cbomwbll  Russbll,  of  Bittiugbouine,  6. 
89  Aug.  1807;  m.  14  Aug.  1838,  Eliza,  only  dau.  of 
Morris  Lievesley,  .Esq. 

m.  Thomas-Artemidorus  Russell,  b.  85  Oct.  1810. 

nr.  Charles-WiUiam-Cromwell  RusseU,  b.  18  May,  1814. 

I.  Elizabeth-Oliveria  Russell,  w.  17  Nov.  1823,  to  Fre- 
derick-Joseph, only  son  of  Fredevick  Presoott,  Esq.  of 
Theobalds  Qrove,  Herts. 

n.  Mary-Esther  Russell,  m.  14  Aug.  1838,  to  Lieut«nant- 
Oenertd  Qeoige- Andrew  Armstrong,  who  d.  in  1834. 

m.  Letitia-Cromwell  Russell,  m.  4  Nov.  1847.  to  Frede- 
rick Whitfield,  Esq. 

IV.  Emma -Bridget  RusseU,  m.  8  June,  1834,   to  Oapt. 
Warner. 
Mrs.  Russell  $,  her  father,  Oliver  Cromwell,  Esq., 
18  June,  1821,  and  became  representatiye  of  the 
£uxiily  of  Cromwell. 

%itltUQt» — ^The  £unily  of  the  Pbotbciob,  which  aroee 
in  Wales,  and  was  deemed  illustiious  by  the  genealogists  of 
the  Principality,  bore  the  surname  of  Cbomwbll  by  assiunp- 
tion  only,  its  patronymic,  Wiluams,  having  been  aban- 
doned at  the  special  desire  of  King  Hbmrt  VIII. 

Sib  Rioharb  Williams,  eldest  son  of  Morgan  Williams 
(of  ancient  Welsh  descent),  by  his  wife,  a  sister  of  Thomas 
Cromwell,  Earl  of  Essex,  assumed,  at  tlie  desire  of 
Henry  VIII.,  the  stimame  of  his  uncle,  Cbomwbll,  and 
through  the  influence  of  that  once  powerftil  relative,  him- 
self and  his  family  obtained  wealth  and  station.  Sir 
Richard  Cromwell  served  the  office  of  sheriff  for  the  counties 
of  Cambridge  and  Huntingdon,  in  1541,  and  was  member 
for  the  latter  shire  in  the  parliament  which  began  16  Jan. 
1542.  He  m.  in  1518,  Frances,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  then 
lord-mayor  of  Loudon,  Sir  Thomas  Muifyn,  of  Ely,  axui  had 
two  sous,  of  whom  the  elder, 

Sir  Hbnby  Cbomwbll,  of  HinoUnbrooko,  received  the 
honour  of  knighthood  flrom  Queen  Euzabeth,  in  1563,  and 
the  same  year  was  reiomed  to  parliament  by  the  oo.  of 


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Huntingdon.  He  wms  sheriff  for  the  ehlrea  of  Huntingdon 
and  Cambridge  in  the  7th,  13th,  22nd,  and  84th  of  Eliza.- 
BCTH.  Sir  Henry  m.  twice,  but  had  issue  only  by  Joan« 
dau.  of  Sir  Ralph  Warren,  Knt.,  his  Ist  wife,  namely, 
1  OuvsR  (Sib),  K.B..  who  inherited  Hinchinbrooke  at  his 
dither's  decease,  in  1603 ;  2  Robbrt,  of  whom  presently ; 
8  Heniy  of  Upwood ;  4  Richard ;  5  Philip  (Sir),  of  Bigin- 
home,  M,  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Tounsend,  chief-jusuoe 
of  Chester;  0  Ralph ;  1  Joan,  m.  to  Sir  Frances  Barington, 
Bart. ;  2  Elisabeth,  m.  to  William  Hampden,  Esq.  of  Great 
Hampden,  and  by  him  was  mother  of  John  Hampdxn,  the 
patriot ;  3  Fiances,  m.  to  Richard  Whalley,  Esq.  of  Kirks- 
ton;  4  Mary,  m.  to  Sir  William  Dunoh,  of  Little  Witt  en- 
ham  ;  5  Dorothy,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Fleming,  son  of  the 
liord  Chlef-Justioe.    The  second  son, 

BoBSBT  Cromwxul,  Settled  in  the  town  of  Huntingdon, 
and  became  a  brewer  there.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Stewart,  Esq.  of  Ely,  and  widow  of  William  Lynn, 
Esq.,  and  had  surriving  issue, 

OuYKB,  bis  successor, 

Catherine,  m.  1st,  to  Capi.  Roger  Wbitstone^  sad  Sndly,  to 
Colonel  John  Jones. 

Maigarei,  m.  to  Colonel  Valentino  Waughton. 

Anne,  m.  to  John  Sewster,  Esq.  of  Wistow. 

Jane,  m,  to  John  Desbrow,  Esq. 

BoUna,  m.  1st,  to  Doctor  Peter  French,  canon  of  Christ 
Church,  Oxfordrby  whom  she  had  an  only.dau.  Elisabeth, 
wife  of  John  Tulotson,  Archbishop  of  Canterbury)^  and 
Sndly,  to  Dr.  John  Wiikins,  Bishop  of  Chester. 

Bobert  Cromwell,  who  sat  in  parliament  for  the  borough  of 
Himtingdon,  d,  in  1617,  leaving  his  son, 

OuTxa  Cbokwxll,  then  a  youth  of  18,  having  been 
bom  in  the  parish  c^  St.  John,  Huntingdon,  on  the  25th 
April,   1609.    He  m.  on  the  20th  Aug.   1620,  Blueabbtb 
BouBOHiSR,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Bourchier,  of  Fitsted,  in 
Essex,  and  had  by  that  lady  nine  children,  of  whom  sur> 
Tived  inliancy, 
I.  BOBBBT,  b.  in  1621,  d.  ymm.  before  his  fsther. 
n.  OuTBB,  b.  in  1622,  kiUed  in  1648,  fighting  under  the 
pariiamentary  banner. 

ni.  RiCHABD,  who  f.  his  father  in  the  Pbotbotokatb,  m. 
Dorothy,  dau.   of  Richard  lf%)or,  Esq.  of  Hursley,  in 
Hants,  and  left  surriving  issue, 
1  Elisabeth,  who  d.  wun.  in  1781. 
3  Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Gibson,  M.D.,  physidan-general 
to  the  army,  and  d.  t.  s.  in  1727. 

8  Dorothy,  m.  to  John  Mortimer,  Esq.  of  the  county  of 
Somerset^  and  d.  in  1681. 
IT.  Hkbtbt,  of  whom  presently. 

L  Bbidobt,  m.  1st,  in  1746-7,  to  Lieut. -Gen.  Henij  Ireton. 
Lord-Deputy  of  Ireland,  and  m.  2ndly,  General  Charies 
Fleetwood,  also  Lord-Deputy  of  Ireland,  and  d.  in  1681. 
n.  EX.IZABBTH.  la.  in  1645-6.  to  John  Clavi>ole,  Esq.  of 
Norborough,  oo.  Northampton,  master  of  the  horse  to  the 
Protector,  and  d.  in  1668. 

in.  Mabt,  m.  in  1657,  to  Thomas  BelasyssL  Viscount  (after- 
wards Earl  of)  Fauconbeiv,  and  d.  «.  v.  in  1712-13. 
IT.  FBAircBSt  m.  1st,  in  1657,  to  the  Hon.  Robert  Rich, 
grandson  of  Robert,  Bari  of  Warwick,  and  2ndly,  to  Sir 
John  Rossell,  Bart,  of  Chippenham,  in  Cambridgeshire. 
Her  ladyship  d.  in  1720-1. 

Cromwell,  after  a  series  of  military  tritmiphs,  was  declared 
LoKD  Pbotboiob  on  the  12th  December,  1653,  and  inaugu- 
rated on  the  16th  of  the  same  month.  He  d.  at  Whitehall, 
on  the  Srd  Sept.  1658,  and  was  publicly  interred,  with  regal 
pomp,  in  HsvmT  YII.'s  chapel,  on  the  28rd  Nor.  following. 
His  4th  son, 

flBBRT  Cbomwkx^  b.  20  Jan.  1627-8,  wte  lord-deputy  of 
Ireland.  He  m.  in  1665,  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir 
Frsnois  Busedl,  Bart,  of  Chippenham,  and  had  issue, 

OUTKB,  b.  in  1666.  Hxhst,  6.  in  1668. 

Francis,  b.  in  1663.  d.  tuua.  In  1719. 
Richard,  6.  in  1666,  d,  unm.  in  1686. 
William,  6.  in  1667.  d.  tmm.  in  1601. 
Etisabeth,  m.  to  William  Russell.  Esq.  of  Fordham,  and  d. 
in  171 1.     The  lineal  descendant  and  representative  of  this 
marriage  is  the  present  Wiluam-Akuisw  Dtkb,  Esq., 
eldest  son  of  the  late  William  Dyer,  Em.,  a  nutfistrate 
for  Essex,  by  Bebeoea  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  RusseD, 
Esq. 
Henry  Cromwell  d.  in  1678,  and  was  «.  at  Spinney  Abbey 
by  his  eldest  son, 

OuTKB  Cbomwbu.,  Esq.  of  Spinney  Abbey,  oo.  Cam- 
bridge, who  was  s.  at  his  decease  by  his  next  brother, 

Hbvbt  Cbomwbll,  Esq.,  who  disposed  of  the  estate  at 
Spinney  Abbey,  and  entered  the  army:  he  became  a  major 
of  foot  His  death  oocurred  in  1711.  He  had  m.  Hftunni^^ 
sldeat  dan.  of  Bei^amin  Hewling,  a  Turkey  merchant,  and 
kft  ilTe  sons  and  two  dans.    The  4th  son, 

Thomas  Cbomwxix,  Esq..  b.  in  1609,  wedded  1st,  Miss 
Franoss  Tidman,  and  had-  suniTing  issuer  Heniy,  who  4. 
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unm.  in  1771 ;  Anne,  m.  to  John  Field,  of  London.  Mr. 
Cromwell  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Skinner,  Esq. 
merchant  of  London,  and  had  two  other  sons  and  two 
daus..  vis., 

OuTXB,  his  successor. 

Thomas,  lieut.  in  the  E.I.C.S.,  d.  in  India,  in  1771,  vmm. 

Elizabeth ;  Susannah  ;  both  d.  unm. 

The  elder  son  of  the  second  marriage, 

OuTBB  CRomnELD,  Esq.,  t.  to  the  estate  at  Theobalds, 
under  the  will  of  his  cousins,  Elizabeth,  Anne,  and  Dorothy, 
daus.  of  Richard  Cromwell,  Esq.  He  m.  in  1771,  Mary, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Moigan  Morse,  Esq.,  and  had  a  son  and 
dau.,  viz., 

OuTXB,  who  d.  in  his  father's  lifetime. 

Elixabsth-Outkbia  (Mrs.  Russell),  of  Cheshunt  Park. 
Mr.  CromweU  d.  in  1881. 

^rm»— Sa.,  a  lion,  rampant,  aig. 

Oreitr—A  demi-lion,  rampant,  arg.,  in  his  dexter  gamb  a 
gem  ring.  or. 
Motto — Pax  qunritur  hello. 
Ami— Cheshunt  Park. 


CROSBIE  OF  BALLYHEIGUK 

Crosbib,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Ballyheigue  Castle,  co. 
Kerry,  &.  11  Dec.  1832. 

firtnrSffe*— Thohab  Cbosbib,  Esq.  of  Ballyheigue,  M.P. 
for  Kerry  in  1709  (eldest  son,  by  his  Srd  wife,  Elizabeth, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  WUliam  Hamilton,  Esq.,  and 
relict  of  —  Johnson,  Esq.,  of  Snt  Thomas  Cbosbib,  Knt. 
whose  son  and  heir  (by  his  1st  marriageX  David,  was  ances- 
tor of  the  Earls  of  QlandoreX  "*•  ^  1711.  Lady  Margaret 
Barry,  dau.  of  Richard,  2ud  Earl  of  Barrymore,  and  left  at 
his  decease  (will  proved  12  May,  1731X  with  two  daus.,  viz., 
Anne-Dorothy,  m.  to  William  Carrigue,  Esq.  of  Olandyne, 
00.  Clare ;  and  Harriot-Jane,  wife  of  Col.  Launcelot  Crosbie, 
of  Tubrid,  00.  Kerry,  a  son  and  heir, 

James  Cbosbie,  Esq.  of  Ballyheigue,  who  m.  his  cousin, 
Mary.  dau.  of  Pierce  Crosbie,  Esq.  of  Rusheen.  and  d,  in 
March,  1761,  leaving  (with  a  dau.,  Henrietta-EUzabeth- 
Anne)  two  sons,  James,  the  younger;  and 

Pierce  Crosbie,  Esq.  of  Ballyheigue,  who  m.  Frances, 
dau.  of  Rowland  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Oak  Park,  and  had,  with 
daus.,  two  sons,  of  whom  the  elder, 

CoLOHXL  Cbosbib,  of  Ballyheigue,  m.  his  cousin,  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Rowland  Bateman,  Esq.,  and  left  a  son. 
Jambs  Cbosbib,  Esq.  of  Ballyheigue,  M.P.  for  the  co.  of 
Kerry,  oolonel-commandant  of  the  militia,  and  oustos  rotu- 
lorum,  father  of 

Pibbsb  Cbosbib,  Esq.  of  Ballyheigue,  who  m.  1st,  Miss 
Sandes,  dau.  of  Thomas  Sendee,  Esq.  of  Ssllow  Olen,  oo. 
Kerry,  by  whom  he  had,  with  one  dau.,  a  son.  Jambs,  now 
of  Ballyheigue.  He  m.  Sndly,  Miss  Wren,  of  Littur,  oo. 
K^rry,  and  had  issue  by  her.    He  d.  about  the  yeai'  1849. 

Armt—Arg..  a  lion,  rampant,  sa. ;  in  chief,  two  dexter 
hauds^  oouiMQ  and  erect,  gu. 

(?rf«e— Three  swords,  two  in  saltier,  the  points  in  bass^ 
the  third  in  psle.  point  upwards,  environed  with  a  snake. 

£^a^?-Ballyheigue  Castle,  co.  Kerry. 


CROSBIE  OF  ARDFERT  ABBEY. 

Cbosbie,  William-Talbot,  Esq.  of  Ardfert  Abbey, 
CO.  Kerry,  W  19  March,  1817;  m.  Ist,  29  July,  1839, 
Susan-Anne^  ar4  dau.  of  the  Hon.  LlndBey-M.-Peter 
Burrell,  2nd  brother  of  the  present  Lord  Willotighby 
d'Eresby  (which  lady  d.  in  1850)  ;  and  2udly, 
28  July,  1858,  Emma,  2qd  dau.  of  the  Honble. 
Lindaey-M.-P.  Burrell. 

ftritUSff^. — ^Tbb  Rbt.  John  Talbot,  son  of  WQUam 
Talbot,  Esq.  of  Mount  Tslbot,  oo.  Bosoommon,  by  Anns 
his  wife,  dau.  of  William  Crosbie,  1st  Earl  of  QIandorSb 
took  the  name  and  arms  of  Cbosbib,  punuant  to  the  will 
of  his  uncle,  John,  last  Earl  of  Qlandore,  14  Febmaxy,  1816. 
He  m.  in  Sept.  1811.  Jane,  dau.  of  T.  Uoyd.  Esq.,  by  whom 
he  had  issue, 

William,  now  of  Ardfert  Abbey. 

John.  b.  in  Oct.  1818.    In  the  a6th  Royal  Sussex  regt. 

Anne,  m,  27  June,  1839,  to  the  Rev.  Maurice  Atkln  CoUia, 

2nd  son  of  William  CoUis,  Esq.  of  Castle  Cooke,  oo.  Cork, 
Diana,  m.  6  Aug.  1835,  to  Edward-Thomas  Coke,  Esq.  of 

Brimington  Hill,  co.  Derby,  Srd  son  of  D'Ewes  Coks^ 

Esq.  of  Brook  Hill,  in  the  same  county. 
The  Bev.  John  Talbot-Crosbie  d.  in  Jan.  1818. 


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^rm^-Ooarteriy :  Cbosbib  and  Tamot. 
Crti^—Tbne  iwords.  two  in  saltier,  the  points  in  base,  the 
third  in  pale,  point  upwards,  encircled  by  a  snake^  all  ppr. 
ifotto— Indignante  invidia  florebit  Justus^ 
S0(U— Ardfert  Abb^,  oo.  Keny. 


CROSSE  OF  SHAW  HJLL. 

CR068E,  Thomas-Bright,  Em.  of  Shaw  Hill,  co. 
Lancaster,  J.r.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1887,  at  one 
time  M.P.  for  Wigan,  m.  6  May,  1828,  Anne-Mary 
Crosse,  2nd  dau.  of  Richard  Crosse,  Esq.  of  Shaw 
Hill,  CO.  Lancaster  (afterwards  Legh,  of  Adlington, 
CO.  Chester),  and  by  her,  upon  whom  her  father 
entailed  Ids  Lancashire  estates  of  Shaw  Hill,  Chor- 
ley,  and  Liverpool,  in  remainder  after  the  death  of 
his  2nd  son,  fechard-Townley  Crosse,  he  has  had 
issue, 


I.  Thokas-Riohabd. 
m.  John-Legh,  deoeaMd. 
nr.  Heniy-Townley,  deoenaed. 
r,  Hugfa-Banastre. 
I.  Haniet-Anne. 
m.  Caroline-Susan. 


n.  Chariea-Kenriek. 


▼I.  Bobert^Legh. 
n.  Anne-Mary. 


This  gentleman,  whose  patronymic  is  iKHf,  asstmied 
his  present  surname  and  arms  of  Cbossb,  by  sjgu- 
m#nual,  8  Sept  1828, 

SrtSieaffe.— The  family  of  De  la  Oroya.  De  Cruoe,  Del 
Crosse,  Crosse,  as  the  name  is  Tasiously  q)elt  in  ancient 
deeds — was  originally  seated  at  Wygan,  oo.  Lancaster,  in 
the  reign  of  Edward  I.,  and  about  the  year  1350  were 
settled  at  Crosse  Hall,  in  Liverpool,  and  subeeQueutly 
obtained  estates  in  Chorley,  also  denominated  Cross  Hall. 
li^^  fi^t  we  find  on  record  in  the  extensive  collection  of 
cbarters  among  the  muniments  preserved  at  Shaw  Hill,  is 
RiOHABD  De  la  Cbots,  living  ift  the  reign  of  Edwabd  I., 
about  127S.  Adam  db  Cbugb,  "son  of  Bichard  De  la 
Oroya,"  is  mentioned  in  a  deed,  sans  date,  but  about  the 
year  1299,  by  which  he  bestowed  lands  in  Wygan  upon 
h|jB  daughter,  Elena.  He  had  another  dau.,  Maigaret,  and 
was  succeeded  by  his  son,  John  De  Obucb,  who  by  deed, 
27  Edward  I.,  a.d.  1299,  confirms  his  father's  gift  of  lands 
to  his  sister,  Elena,  in  free  marriage  with  Alan,  the  son  of 
Walter  de  Wygan.  He  was  living  iii  1326,  i^d  had  issue. 
Thurstan ;  Wimam ;  and  Matilda,  wife  of  Henry  Banastre, 
upon  whom,  18  Januaiy  (18th  Edward  II.)  a.d.  1324,  he 
entailed  his  estates  on  failure  of  issu^  of  his  sons,  Thurstan 
and  William.    From 

Thurstan  Db  CRvgm,  descended  the  £unily  of  Obosss  ^ 
Cro$$e  Ball,  the  representative  of  which  yrtM 

John  Crosse,  of  Crosse  Hall,  in  Ohorley,  and  Cross  Hall, 
\n  LiverpooL  In  1688,  his  name  appears  among  the  *'  gen- 
tlemen of  the  best  callings  in  the  ootmty  of  Lancaster, 
whereof  choyse  ys  to  be  made  of  certen  number,  to  send 
unto  her  Mi^estle  money  upon  private  seals. "  He  was 
buried  at  Ohorley,  0  Sept.  1612.  By  his  wife  Alice,  dau.  of 
John  More,  of  Bank  Hal),  he  had  a  duu.,  Elisabeth,  m.  to 
William  Ohorley,  of  Ohorley,  and  a  soi^  and  successor, 

RiOHABD  CRoaaB,  from  whom  derived.  7th  in  descent, 

Richard  Crosse,  Esq.  of  Shaw  Hill  (son  of  Thomas 
Crosse,  Esq.  of  Crosse  Hall  and  Shawe  Hill,  and  grandson 
of  Richard  Crosse,  Esq.,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  aud  co-heir 
of  Robert  Legh,  2nd  son  of  Thomas  Legh.  Esq.  of  Adling- 
ton, CO.  Chester),  who  t.  in  1806  to  the  estates  of  his  cousin. 
Charles  Legh,  SkK|.  of  Adlington,  co.  Chester,  and  assumed 
in  consequence  the  name  and  arms  of  Lboh.  He  served  as 
sheriff  of  Lancashire  in  1807.  He  m.  in  Sept  1787.  Anne, 
•nly  surviving  dau.  of  Bobevt  Paricar,  of  Cuerden.  oo.  Lan- 
caster, and  by  her  (who  d.  17  Dec  1807,  aged  39)  he  laft  at 
his  decease,  11  Aug.  1822, 

Thomas  Lboh,  who  t.  to  the  estates  of  AdUngton,  oo. 

Chester,  and  was  fi^ther  of  CHARLESTRiOHARD-BANAsnts 

Lboh.  Esq,,  their  present  proprietor.    (Am  Lboh  qf  Ad- 

IvHoion.) 
Richard-Townley  Crosse,  b.  6  Dec.  1794 ;  d.  uma.  27  Feb. 

1826. 
Sarah-Crosee,  ta.  16  Sept.  1828,  the  Rev.  Thomas  OUu^e. 

eldest  son  of  Henry  Clarke,  of  Liverpool,  and  of  Belmont, 

CO.  Chester ;  he  d.  Dec.  1837,  without  issue. 
Annb-Mart.  upon  whom  her  father  settlod  his  paternal 

Lancashire  estates  of  Shaw  HiU.  Choriey,  and  Liverpool. 

She  m.  THOMAa*BRiaBT  Ikin,  Esq..  as  above, 
Jiiue  Legh, 

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C&  tJ 

.irms—Qoarteriy :  ga.  and  or,  in  1st  and  4th,  a  oroaa- 
potent,  arg. ;  and  for  difference,  a  canton,  erm.,  impaling 
Uie  same  arms,  without  the  canton. 

Cr€$tr-On  a  wreath  of  the  colours,  a  stork,  j^r. ;  in  its 
beak  a  cross-potent,  fitchte,  arg.,  and  for  diflbrenee,  chained 
wiUx  an  escallop  shell. 

Ifotto— Sub  cruce  salus. 

&a(— Shaw  Hill,  Choriey. 

CROSSE  OF  BROOMFIELD. 

CB068B,  Andrew,  Esq.  of  Pyneoourt  House, 
Broomfield,  co.  Somei-set,  J. P.,  6.  17  June,  1784  ;  m. 
Ist,  May,  1809,  Mary-Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Captain 
John  Hamilton,  6l8t  regt,  of  Garrison,  near  Bally- 
shannon,  oo.  Fermanagh,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Jomr. 

n.  Bebert,  in  holy  erden,  m.  BUsa-Mary,  dau.  of  Cfaarlec 
Mackenzie,  Esq.,  Bengal  eivil  service,  and  baa  iasua, 
John-Biohard-Davey-Hamilton ;  Matilda -Maiy-Xmie; 
Isabella-Franees ;  and  iJice-OsroUne. 

I.  Isabella,  manned. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1860,  Cornelia-Augusta-Hewitt,  duu. 
of  Capt.  Berkeley,  of  Exeter,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Andrew-Frederick,  6.  in  1852. 

|i.  Li^dor-Bichard,  6.  in  18M. 

HCneSfff.— The  family  of  Crosss  is  of  oonsidersble  anti- 
quity, and  has  been  ssated  at  Yyneoourt  House,  Breomfidd, 
since  tha  year  1629. 

In  1002,  Wimam  Camden,  Clarsnoeinc,  Assigned  a  ersat 
to  the  "  ancient  arms  of  Sir  Robert  Cresse,  Knt.,  a  son  of 
William  Crosse,  of  Charlenge,  eo.  Somerset,  descended  of  a 
house  long  time  bearing  arms.**  The  grsndfMher  of  the 
present  Andrew  Crosse,  Bsq., 

The  Rbv.  Richard  Caoan,  vicar  of  Canniagtan,  o©. 
Somerset,  younger  brother  of  Avdrcw  CaoaaG,  Esq.  of 
Broomfield,  who  made  an  entail  of  the  eaUte  on  the  present 
Mr.  Crosse,  was  father  of 

Richard  Crosse,  Esq.  of  Tynecourt  House,  Broomfield, 
J. P.  and  high-sheriff  of  co.  ^omer8et,  who  m.  let,  a  Swiaa 
lady,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau.,  Louisa,  m.  to  Joseph  Porter, 
Esq.  He  «a.  2ndly,  Susanna,  only  dau.  of  Jasper  Porter* 
Esq.  of  Bloxhold,  co.  Somerset,  and  by  her  had  iasue, 

AxDRSW,  his  heir.       RIohaid,  d.  «.  p. 

Louisa-Porter. 
Mr.  Croeae  <L  in  1800,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  tl^  present 
Ahdrsw  Crossc,  Bfq. 

i<rm*-r-Quartoriy :  Arg.  and  gu.,  hi  the  first  qnaiter,  a 
cross-crossiet,  of  the  second. 

CVeK— A  cross  pat^fitch^  go.,  between  two  wtnga,  aiK.. 
each  chaxsed  with  a  cross-crosslet,  of  the  first. 

Jfotto--8e  inserit  astris. 

Abot— Fynecourt  House,  Broomfield,  near  Taunton. 


JoHH  Obomr,  Bsq.  of  Thurloxton,  oou  Bomsrset.  brother 
of  the  Rev.  Richard  Crosse,  of  Broomfield,  was  fiather  of 

Thomas  eaoass,  Esq.  of  Bovey  Hall,  co.  Somerset,  who 
m.  Maiy,  sister  of  Sir  Aretas  Toung,  governor  of  Prinoe 
Edward's  laland,  and  was  &ther  of 

Thomas  Omoasa,  Esq.  of  Hayes,  co.  Ksot,  who  m.  Macj- 
Anne,  dau.  of  WiUiam  Gordon,  Esq.,  and  had  iasna. 

L  Thomas-Prahcml  _     , 

u.  Aretas-Toung.  m.  Arthur-Ohaxlaa. 

I.  Max7-Ann%  «».  to  JauMS  Parker,  Bsq. 


CROSSLEY  OF  SCAITCUFFK 

Crosslkt,  John,  Esq.  of  ScaitclifFe,  co.  Lancaster, 
M.A.,  bamstei>at-Uw,  J.P.  aud  D.L.,  b,  20  March, 
i807 ;  m.  27  Sept.  1884,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  Thomas 
Ramsbotham,  Esq.  of  Centre  Vale,  Todmorden. 

X,Ut(A]|C. — "Two  only  of  the  old  ftunilles  in  the  pariah 
of  Rochdale,"  says  Dr.  Whitaker,  "now  remain — ^namely, 
the  Ehtwisus  «if  Foxhtlet,  and  theCRoasLBTS  ttf  Scaitd^^ffit, 
formerly  called  Cbosslrqh,  near  Todmorden,  who  have 
been  ssated  at  that  plaoa  tTom  an  era  vdildx  cannot  be 
ascertained.** 

JQHM  DSL  Croblsob,  SOU  of  Adsm  del  Oroalegh,  of  Tod- 
maradene,  by  Matilda  his  wifis,  was  Uving  88th  Bdwajid  III. , 
a.d.  1865.    He  m.  Johanna,  and  left  a  son  and  suoceaaor, 

WII.UAM  DKL  Oroslbob,  who  was  living  in  1411,  as 
appears  by  deed  dated  at  Todmorden,  on  Monday  next 
after  ths  feast  of  St.  Andrew  the  Apostle.  He  was  anooator 
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C  R  O 

JoHH  CuoBunra,  of  SoajrtclUfo,  who  adlMMd  dwtog  the 
dMX  war*  to  King  CuAiiLn,  and  fought  tmder  the  royal 
banner  at  Marston  Moor.  Hia  sword  to  still  preeerved  in 
the  Soaitdiffe  armory.    Hto  son, 

Jomr  CftoeLBT,  Esq.  of  SoaytcUffe,  who  m.  in  1640,  a 
dau.  of  Onsar  Jackson,  of  Worsthom,  had  issoe,  Anthomt, 
hto  heir ;  Abraham,  whose  son,  Aabon  Cboslkt,  Esq.,  m. 
Mademoiselle  Peradieau,  and  was  ft^her  of  Frahobs  Cross- 
urr,  ta.  to  John  Sosnmour,  Esq.,  by  whom  she  was  great- 
grandmother  of  Aaron  Crobslxt-Sstmou^,  Esq.  of  Castle- 
town House,  Queen's  County ;  Luke ;  and  Anne.  Hie  eldest 
son, 

AKTHOirr  Cro8I.it,  Esq.  of  Scasrtclifle,  who  rebtiilt  the 
south  front  of  Scaytdiflb  Houss  in  1666,  d.  in  1707.  Hto 
great-grandson, 

JoHH  Crosblrt,  Esq.  of  Seaiteliilb  and  Walsden,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, 6.  14  June,  1787  (son  of  Anthony,  and  grandson  of 
John  Croesley.  both  of  ScaitolifibX  m.  10  July,  1760.  Mary, 
elder  dan.  of  Thomas  Foster,  Gent,  of  Foster  Mill,  co. 
York,  and  had  two  sons.  Akthovt  and  Jomi .  John  Cross- 
ley  of.  at  Seaitelifle,  90  Sept.  1700,  aged  62  years,  and  was  «. 
by  hto  elder  son, 

ASTHONT   Crosslbt,  Esq.  of  Scaitcliffe,  who  had  pur- 
chased, in  1705,  the  estate  of  Todmorden  Hall,  with  the 
Ancient  structure  for  hto  family  residenoe.    He  m.  10  Aug. 
1783,  Betty,  elder  dan.  of  Abraham  Gibson,  Esq.  of  Brigg- 
royd,  oo.  York,  and  had  an  only  dau., 
AWR,  of  Todmotden  Hall,  eo.  Lsnoaster,  la.  17  Bepi.  1801. 
to  Jamee-Joseph-Hague  Tayknr.  Esq..  and  was  mother  of 
jAMXi  Tatu>r,  Beq.,  now  of  Todmorden  HalL 
Mr.  Croosley  d,  1  June,  1810,  aged  48  years,  and  was  t.  in 
the  reiwpBsentatSon  of  the  fiunily  by  hto  brother, 

JoHV  Crosblbt,  Esq.,  F.8.A.,  J.F.  and  D.L.,  6.  23  May, 
1778,  who  had  purchased  from  hto  brother.  16  March,  1803, 
the  estate  of  Seaiteliilb.  He  m.  30  May,  1800,  Sarah,  only 
dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Lockwood,  Esq.  of  Ewood,  co. 
York,  and  had  one  son  and  two  daus.,  via., 
JoHH,  now  of  ScaitclifEsi 

Maiy.  M.  18  Aug.  1827,  to  William  Hepworth,  Esq.,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  of  Ponteftact. 

Matilda,  m.  9  May.  18S2,  Christopher-Edward  Dampier. 
Esq.,  and  has  tosue,  Croslegh,  Hany^Bdward,  Miaiy^ 
EUaabeth,  and  Matilda-Catheiin#. 
Mr.  Cxoasley  d.  11  Dec  1880. 

JrsM  Per  cherron,  or  and  Tert ;  in  chief,  a  tan,  between 
two  crospes  patonoe,  fitchde,  gu. ;  in  base  a  hind,  trippant, 
arg.,  charged  on  the  neck  with  a  too,  of  the  third. 

Cnat — A  hind's  head,  couped,  ppr.,  charged  on  the  neck 
with  a  tau,  and  holding  in  the  mouth  across-patonoe,  fiteh^e, 
gu. 
Jfo<f»— Credo  et  amo. 
Seat — Soaitoliflb,  Todmorden,  Lancashire. 

CROWE  OP  THE  ABBEY. 
Cbows,  Wainbioht,  Esq.  of  The  Abbey,  Ennis, 
oo.  Clare,  J.P.,  b.  29  Dec  1817.  Mr.  Crowe  ia  son 
of  the  late  Thomas  Crowe,  Esq.  of  Ennis,  J.P.,  and 
Ellen  his  wife,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Crowe,  Esq. 
o{  Bonis,  whose  dau.,  Anne,  relict  of  William  Arthur, 
Esq.,  m.  Sir  Henry  Marsh.  Bart,  of  Dublin.  Mr.  Wain- 
right  Crowe  has  one  brother  and  four  sisters,  yiz., 

L  Thomas  Crowb,  Esq.,  Jun.,  a  magtotrate  for  the  oo. 
of  Clare,  m.  Miss  Hume,  of  Humewood,  oo.  Wioklow. 

L  Elisa,  au  to  Willtom  Keen,  Esq.    ■ 

n.  EOen,  m.  to  Joseph  Tabuteau,  Esq.,  B.M.,  Wateifiogrd. 

m.  Anne,  la.  to  Thomas  Keen,  Esq. 

IT.  Matilda,  m.  to  James  Johnston,  Esq.  of  Kinoardine. 

Seat— Th»  Abbey,  Ennisw 

CRUTCHLEY  OF  SUNNINGHILL  PARK, 

Cbutcblbt,  George-Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Sunninghill 
Park,  CO.  Berks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sherilT  in  1»07, 
HL  U  April,  1806,  Juliana,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Wil- 
liam Burrell,  Bart.,  and  has  issue, 

1.  FnoT-HmrRT,  b.  in  Dea  1807. 

n.  Charles,  k.  April,  1810,  a  captain  in  the  28rd  fool 

I.  EUaabeth.  n.  OaroUne. 

Mr.    Crutchley,   whose   patronymic   was    DuiBeld, 
assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Cbutchlbt  only,  i 
by  royal  license,  in  1806.  | 

Srillf  Xge.—AUOR  Crutorlbt  (only  dan.  of  Jeremtah 
CrutdUey,  Baq..  by  Alioer  Jackson  hto  wife),  6.  in  July,  1761, 
m.  in  1707,  Miobacl  Durnau).  ^.,  and  dying  in  1(08,  left 
isiiue,  1 

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CUB 

2.  Oboboc-Hxkkt.  of  Sunninghill. 

zx.  Thomas.  M.P.  for  Abingdon,  m.  Ist,  in  1810.  Emily, 

only  child  of  Geoige  Elwes,   Esq.,  of  Marcham  Pars, 

Bencs,  and  has  issue,  ▼is., 

1  George^  d.  in  Jan.  1888. 

2  Henry.        8  Charles. 

1  Caroline,  m.  to  Edwin-Martin  AtUns,  Esq.  of  Kingston 
Llslei  Berks. 

2  Mana,  m.  to  Head-Pottinger  Best,  Esq. 

8  Anna,  m.  to  Jchn-S.  FMlUps,  Esq. ^Culhsm,  oo.  Ox- 
ford. 

4  Susan,  d.  in  May  1841.  b  Elisabeth.      . 

He  m.  2nd]y,  in  1888,  Augusta,  Snd  dau.  of  tloL  Bush- 
brooke.  M.P.  for  West  Suflalk,  and  has  issu^ 
IThomaa. 

1  Augusta.  2  Mary. 

L  Alida^uUa.  ix.  Maria.  m.  MatUda. 

IV.  Anna-Maria.        t.  Jane-Heeter. 

Arvu—Arg.^  a  chevron,  gu.,  cotised,  as.,  between  three 
torteauz,  each  encircled  by  two  branches  of  oak,  ppr. 

Crest— On  a  mount,  vert,  a  talbot.  sqjant,  aig.,  collared  and 
line  reflezed  over  the  back,  or;  the  dexter  fors-paw  on  a 
torteau. 

g<a<— Sunninghill  Park,  co.  Berks. 


CUBITT  OF  CATFIELD  HALL. 

CuBiTT,  George,  Esq.  of  Catfield  Hall,  oo.  Norfolk, 
J.P.  and  D.L,,  m,  let,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  C.  Bin- 
ley;  and  2ndly,  Frances,  dau.  of  the  Eev.  Henry 
Parish,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Thomas,  lieut -colonel  royal  artillery,  a».  Annette^  dan. 

of  General  Sir  John  Campbell, 
n.  William,  mi^or  Bengal  native  inftmtry. 
m.  Henry,  captain  royal  artillery,  m.  1st,  MJaiy,  dau.  of 

Bobert  Mangles^  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  BobsH 

Fellows,  Esq.  of  ShotHsham,  co.  Norfolk. 
nr.  Charlss. 
▼.  Bei^amin-Lneas,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Emma,  sister  «f 

Sir  Fraaoto  I^yttlston-HolyoalDS  Qoodrioke,  Bart 
▼T.  Edward,  lieutenant  Tlst  foot 
I.  Charlotte,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Thomas  Wright,  of  Kilverston, 

Norfolk, 
u.  Aon-Elizabeth.  m.  to  Col.  Story,  royal  artillery. 

III.  Maiy.  m.  to  J.  Meggison,  Esq.  of  Northumberland. 

IV.  Ftony.  V.  Agnea. 

VI.  Marianne,  m.  to  the   Bev.  R    JehnsoB,  leoter   of 
lAvenham,  Suffolk. 

S,tnra0(.~The  finmily  of  Cubitt  has  .been  settled  in 
the  county  of  Norfolk  fhun  a  very  eatrly  period,  mention 
being  made  by  Bloomfleld,  in  hto  htotory  of  that  oounty,  of 
a  person  of  that  name  having  been  one  of  the  ringleaders 
who  were  seleeted  by  the  Commons  to  go  to  ths  King,  on 
the  rebellion  of  Wat  Tyler  having  extended  to  Norfolk, 
t«mp.  RiCHABD  II.,  but  they  were  beheaded  on  the  way. 
In  1487,  Bobert  Cubitt  was  abbot  of  St.  Bonnet's,  at  Holme. 
The  family  subsequently  settled  at  Yarmouth,  of  which 
borough  BnriDiOT  Cubitt,  son  of  Bobert  Cubitt,  was 
mayor  in  1666,  and  was  father  of  Thomas  CuBrrr.  of  South- 
repps,  Norfolk,  whose  son  (by  Diana  hto  wife,  dau.  of  John 
Housegoe,  Esq.  of  Lynn^ 

JoHH  Cubitt,  Esq.,  was  mayor  of  Great  Yarmouth  in 
1664,  and  settled  at  Hickling.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 
sole  heiress  of  William  Lynn,  Esq.,  lord  of  the  manor  of 
Bintree,  Norfolk,  and  had  issue,  John ;  Bxkjamin  ;  and 
Mary.    The  2nd  son, 

BnffJAMiir  Cubitt,  Esq.,  was  fhther  of  two  sons,  Bbr- 
JAMiir,  and  Thomas.  The  younger  was  grandfather  of  the 
present  Edwabi>^bobob  Cubitt,  Esq.  of  Honing  Hall,  and 
the  elder, 

Bknjamih  Cubitt,  Esq.  of  Catfleld  Hall,  had  a  son  and 
successor,  the  present  Obobob  Cubitt,  Esq.  of  Catfleld. 

Armi    Ba.,  a  bow  and  arrow,  arg. 

Arm^—An  arm  in  armour,  hoUung  an  anraw,  ftsesway^ 
ppr. 
£ta»-Catfield.  Neifolk. 

CUBITT  OP  HONING  HALL, 

Cubitt,  Edwabd-Qeoro^  Esq.  of  Honing  Hall, 
CO.  Norfolk,  late  of  the  Enniskilleu  dragoons,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  b,  10  March,  1795. 

ILhieXff^.  —  Thomas  Cubitt,  Esq.  of  Honing  Hall, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  1  Jan,  1760,  son  and  heir  of  Thomas 
Cubitt,  Esq.  of  Honing  Hall,  by  Mary  hto  wife,  dau.  of  tha 
Bev.  J.  Smith,  of  East  Dereham,  Norfolk, «».  18  July,  1786, 
Catharine,  dau.  of  Henry  Spenoer,  Esq.  of  Dulwich,  a 
branch  of  tha  Spbiobbb  (/.itt*oi7«^  and  has  issue, 


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C  U  L 

Bdward^boboi,  now  of  Honing  Hall.  «        ., 

Francto-Wmiam,  rector  of  Frltton.  Suflfolk.  J.P..  6. 7  April, 

1799,  m.  Jane-Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  H.-N.  AaUey,  aon 

of  the  late  Sir  E.  Aatley,  Bart.,  and  uncle  to  Lord  Haatliiffs, 

and  has  issue,  Frank-Astley,  Hpencer,  Imcj,  Jane,  Sophia, 

and  Oeoigina. 
Marianne,  m.  to  the  ReT.  J.  Taylor,  rector  of  Halnford, 

Norfolk,  and  Diptford,  Devon. 
Sophia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  H.  Evans,  rector  of  Lyng  and 

8 wanton  Abbots,  Korfolk. 
Maria-Emily,  m.  to  Thomas-Jex  Blake^  Esq.  of  Doctors' 

Commons. 

Amu,  dfce.— As  Cuktt  of  Oatfidd  HalL 
Seat— Honing  Hall,  near  North  Walsham. 


CULLEN  OF  GLENADK 

CULLEN,  Cairncross-Thomab,  Esq.  of  Glenade,  co. 
Leitrim,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriflf  in  1825,  b, 
20  Jan.  1802;  tn.  12  Feb.  1830,  Jane-Eleanor,  dau. 
of  Henry  Palmer,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Caxhnoboss-Palmxb,  b.  23  March,  1885. 

I.  Hester-Jane.  ii.  Catherine-Susannah. 

nx.  Maiguerite-Victoria.  rr.  Eth«l-Henrietta. 

T.  Elisabeth-Constance.  ▼!.  Gertrude-Marion. 

ILitltUflC, — ^Patrick  Culldt,  Esq.,  of  an  ancient  Scot- 
tish descent,  accompanied  Sir  Frederick  Hamilton  to  Ire- 
land, 16  Chablbb  I.,  and  founded  the  family  of  Cullxh  of 
Skremep.  The  great-grandfi»ther  of  the  present  represen- 
tative, 

Patbiok  Cullbn,  Esq.  of  Skreeoey,  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of 
Caiincross  Nesbitt,  Esq.  of  Aughamore,  oo.  Ro80omm<nk,  and 
had  issue,  Patrick,  who  m.  Judith,  dau.  of  Owen  Wynne, 
Esq.  of  Haaelwood,  co.  SUgo ;  CAiaMOROSS,  of  whom  pre- 
sently ;  James,  who  m.  Elizsbeth,  dau.  of  Samuel  Adsms, 
Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Cavan  ;  John,  who  m.  Margaret,  snother 
dau.  of  Samuel  Adams,  Esq. ;  Frauds,  migor  of  carbineers, 
who  d.  tmm. ;  Henry,  captain  of  the  Leitrim  militia,  who 
d.  unm. ;  Isabella,  m.  to  Francis  Isdell,  Esq.  of  Bockbrook, 
CO.  Westmeath;  Margaret,  m.  to  the  Rer.  WhitneU  Sneyd ; 
and  Elizabeth,  m.  to — L'Estrange.  Esq.  of  the  oo.  of  West- 
meath.   The  Snd  son, 

Thb  Rev.  CAiRHORoes  Cullbn,  rector  of  Manor  Hamilton, 
m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  James  Soden,  Esq.  of 
Orange,  oo.  Sligo,  and  had  issue, 

Caiekoiioss,  his  heir. 

John-James,  of  Skreeny,  J.P.,  lieut-col.  of  the  Leitrim 
militia,  m.  Bridget,  duu.  of  Daniel  Finucane,  Esq.  of 
Stamer  Park.  co.  Clara,  and  has  issue. 

Henxy-FranciB,  »«.  Hester,  dau.  of  John  Dickson,  Esq.  of 
WoodviUe,  co.  Leitrim,  barrister-ac-law. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Henry  Palmer,  Esq.  capt.  in  the  Prince  of 
Wales's  Fencibles, 

Jane-Elizabeth,  m.  to  Qegige  01ed8tane^  Esq.  co.  Tyrene. 

Eliza-Melviua,  m.  let,  to  Major  Jones,  26th  light  dragoons, 
and  2ndly,  to  lieut-CoL  Campbell,  0th  reyal  lancers. 

The  eldest  son, 

Cairhcbosb  CuLLBi*.  Esq.  of  Qlenade,  m.  10  April.  1800, 
Hester,  dau.  of  Major  Dickson,  of  WoodviUe,  co.  Ldtrim, 
M.P.  for  Ballyshannon ;  and  had,  by  her,  who  m.  2ndly,  the 
Rev.  fierbort'Mandeville  Nash,  an  only  son,  the  present 
Cabhoboss-Thomas  Cullbn,  Esq.  of  Qlenade. 

Arm9—Or,  two  lions,  rampant-combatant. 
Cntt—A  pelican  iu  her  nest,  feeding  her  youqg;  ppr. 
if  otto— Carpe  diem. 
&o<--01euade.  Manor  Hamilton, 


0  U  N 

Obobob  Dabuno,  Esq.  of  Powbarry  Tower,  who  waa 
killed  by  a  fiall  Arom  his  horse.  20  Feb.  1860.  He  m.  6  July, 
1881,  Helen,  dau.  of  CapU  Thomas  Masson,  royal  artiUery, 
and  had  issue, 

Obobos,  who  has  taken  the  name  of  Cullbt,  and  is  now 
of  Fowberry  Tower. 

James. 

WiUiam,  6.  7  June.  1888,  d.  17  May.  1841. 

Matthew-Thomas,  6.  10  March.  1840. 

Thomas-William,  b.  8  Dec  1847. 

Isabella-Eleanor.  EleanorJane. 

Rose-Helen,  d.  34  Jan.  1863. 

Arvu—Tw  pale,  indented,  as.  and  sa.,  on  a  chevron,  en- 
grailed, erm..  between  three  talbots'  heads,  erased,  or,  as 
many  roses,  gu.,  barbed  and  seeded,  ppr. 

CVeil— In  ftx>nt  of  an  oak-tree,  ppr.,  a  talbot,  statant.  per 
pale,  as.  and  or,  gorged  witha  collar  gemelle,  aig.,  and  hold- 
uig  in  the  mouth  a  my,  slipped,  ppr. 

Motto — Amicos  semper  amat. 

Seat— Fowbeny  Tower,  near  Wooler. 


CUNINGHAME  OF  LAINSHAW. 
CuwraoHAMB,  John,  Esq.  of  LAinshaw,  co.  Ayr, 
and   Henaol,   Kirkcudbright,  6.  13   Feb.   1796,  m. 
26  March,  1831,  Eliza-Mary,  dau.  of  Capt  Upton, 
RN.,  and  baa  iaaue, 

I.  John-William-Hbbbbrt.  6.  18  Dec  1834. 

II.  Riohaid-Ban^Dunnhig,  b.  37  May.  1836. 
m.  Qeoige-Wenoeslaus.  b.  13  Nov.  1837. 

IT.  Charles-Edward-Harris,  b.  11  June,  1841. 

I.  EUsa-Anne.  n.  Maigaret-Mary. 

HilUafft. — ^The  CuKaroHAMBB  qfLainthaw  are  abrsoch 
of  the  Caprington  family. 

Wiluam  Cxjninohamb.  of  Brighouse  (son  of  Alexander 
Cuningbame,  by  Barbara  Hay  his  wife,  granddau.  of 
Andrew  Hay,  of  Craignethan),  purchapod  the  estate  of  Lain- 
shaw  in  1779,  and  d.  in  April.  1799.  By  his  2nd  wife,  KUxa- 
beth,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Glasgow,  ha 
had  an  only  son,  William,  his  heir ;  and  by  his  8rd  wife, 
Margaret  Nich<dson.  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Geoige  Cran- 
stoun.  he  left  issue. 

JoHif ,  now  of  Lalnsbaw. 

Maxgiiret,  d.  an  in&nt. 

Mabia,  now  of  Corehouse. 

Margaret-Nicholson.  .  ,      ^    .  ^ 

Anne-Sell:^,  m.  Richard-Barrt  Dunning,  tod  Lord  Ash- 
burton,  and  d.  1835,  leaving  no  issue. 

Isabella,  m.  Roderick  Madeod,  of  CadboU,  Esq.;  lofd- 
lieutenant  and  M.P.  for  the  co.  of  Ross. 
The  only  son  of  the  Snd  marriage, 

WnjJAM  CtnriMOBAinB,  Esq.  of  Labuhaw,  H.B.I.C.  dvil 
service,  who  was  well  known  as  a  writer  on  Prophecy  and 
Scriptuial  Chronology,  d.  wnin.  in  Nov.  1849.  and  was  •.  hy 
his  half-brother,  the  present  Johk  CuhikoBamb,  Esq.  of 


CULLEY  OF  FOWBERRY  TOWER. 

Collet,  Geobob,  Eaq.  of  Fowberry  Tower,  oo. 
Northumberland,  6.  26  Jan.  1834. 

Klteaje.— Matthew  Culley,  Esq.  of  Denton,  bapt 
28  B^t.  1007  (son  of  John  Culle^.  Gent,  of  Beaumont  Hill, 
and  grandson  of  Matthew  Culley,  of  Beaumont  Hill,  whose  | 
father  was  John  Culley.  of  the  same  place),  m.  Eleanor,  dau. 
of  Edward  Stirtees.  Esq.  of  Mainsforth,  co.  Durham,  and 
had,  with  numerous  other  children,  vrho  d.  unm.t  three  sons, 
Matthew,  of  Coupland  CasUe,  who  m.  Miss  EUaabeth  Bates, 
and  had  a  son,  Matthew,  of  Coupland  Castle ;  Gsobos  ;  and 
James,  who  left  an  only  dau.  and  heir.    The  3nd  son. 

GsoBOB  Collet,  Esq.  of  Fowberry  Tower,  m.  In  1777, 
Jsne.  dau.  of  Walter  Atkinson.  Esq..  by  whom  he  left  at 
his  deoeaae  in  1813  (with  one  dau.,  Eleanor,  m.  to  James 
Darling.  Esq.)  a  son. 

Matthew  Cullbt.  Esq.  of  Fowbeny  Tower,  b.  15  Feb. 
1778.  J.P..  who  d.  in  1849.  and  was  t.  by  bis  nephew  (the 
only  son  of  James  Dariing  and  Elsanw  CuIl^yX 
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.^mw— Arg.,  a  shakefoik,  sa.,  within  a  bordure.  enn. 
Cntt—A  dexter  hand,  holding  a  plumb-nde,  ppr. 
Motto—Over,  fork  over. 
&at— Lainshaw,  co.  Ayr. 

CUNINGHAME  OF  CADDELL  AND 
THORNTON. 

CuwTifOHAMB,  Archibald,  Esq.  of  CaddeU  and 
Thornton,  co,  Ayr. 

HilU affe.— JoHH  Cuhihohahb,  of  Glenganiock,  the 
moat  ancient  cadet  of  th«  family  of  Glencaim,  had  two  sobs, 
William  Cuninghame ;  and 

JoHH  CuiniiOHAMB,  of  Oiddell,  Uving  in  1673.  From  him 
we  pass  to 

JoHH  CuirnroHAMB,  of  CaddeU,  who  m.  1st.  in  1009.  Mar- 
garet, eldest  daw.  of  Sir  Archibald  Mmr,  Knt.  of  Thornton, 
lord-provost  of  Edinburgh,  and  had  issue, 

Abchibald,  his  heir.  ^       _.  i.  -^a 

John,  some  time  a  merohant  In  Lisbon,  who  purebAed 

the  lands  of  Carmelbank,  ai^aoent  to  those  of  Thornton, 

in  Ayrshire.    His  eldest  son,  John,  now  possesses  the 


esvavs. 

Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Boyd,  of  Pitoon. 

Helen,  who  d,  tmm.  *  «    .  ». 

Margaret,  to.  to  Archibald  Crawford,  of  Cartsbum. 
The  laird  to.  3ndly,   a  dau.  of  Stevenson  of  Mountgreen, 
and  had  by  her  sixteen  children.    He  d.  in  1753,  and  waa  «. 
by  his  son. 

Abchibald  Cusihohamb.  of  Caddell  and  Thornton,  then 


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CUR 


CUR 


«  OK^/tatai  in  Boscawen's  regiment  of  foot.  This  gentlemaa 
m,  in  17M,  Chriafeian.  eldest  dau.  of  Andrew  Macredie,  Eeq. 
of  Pioroeton,  and  had,  with  three  daus.,  all  deceased,  three 
aona,  1  John,  his  heir ;  2  Andrew,  capt.  in  the  48th  regt., 
■ereraly  wounded  at  the  taking  of  Martinique,  in  1794  :  ho 
d.  at  Thornton  in  1798 ;  and  8  Archibald,  capt.  in  the  5l8t 
regiment,  in  which  he  aeryed  at  Minorca,  and  waa  present 
when  the  island  waa  captured  by  the  Spaniards  in  1782. 
He  m.  in  1785,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Wallace,  Eeq.  of  Kelly, 
bat  d.  s.  p.  bi  17M.  Capt.  Cuningbame  d.  in  1778,  and  was 
9.  Vy  bis  eldest  son, 

IdzuT.-CoL.  John  Cuninohamx,  of  Caddell  and  Thornton, 
J.P  and  D.L.,  lieut.-ooL  in  the  anny,  b,  21  Oct.  1766,  m. 
13  Aug.  1804,  Sarah,  only  child  of  Major  Pebbles,  late  of  the 
42nd  regt.,  by  Anna  his  wife,  eldest  dan.  of  Charles  Hamil- 
tcm,  Esq.  of  Craighlaw,  and  has  issue, 

Abohibald.  John. 

Christiana.  Sarah.  Helen. 

Maigaret.  Catherine. 

^rsu— Arg.,  a  shakefork,  sa.,  charged  with  a  einquafoil, 
for  Olbnoabnock. 
Oral — ^A  unicorn's  head,'  erects  couped. 
Motto— Orer  fork  over. 
Aeat— Thornton  House. 


CURE  OF  BLAKE  HALL. 

Curb,  Capsl,  Esq.  of  Blake  Hall,  oo.  Essex,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1830,  b,  9  Jan.  1800 ;  m. 
27  Feb.  1822,  Frederica,  eldest  dau.  of  Qen.  Robert 
Cheney,  of  Langley,  co.  Derby,  by  whom  he  has, 
with  two  daus.,  four  sons,  yiz., 

I.  RoBKBT,  h.  1  Jan.  1823,  m.  9  Jan.  1860,  Sarah-Jane, 
dau.  of  Dr.  Murray,  Biahop  <^  Rochester. 

XI.  Alfinod,  6.  Deo.  1826. 

m.  Edward,  6.  «  Not.  1828. 

tr.  Lawrenoe-Oeorge,  6.  22  Aug.  1883. 

Mr.  Cure  «.  his  father  in  Jan.  1820. 

His  father,  the  late  Capbl  Curb,  Esq.  of  Black 
Hall,  CO.  Essex,  m,  Joanna,  dau.  of  —  Coope,  Esq.  of 
Oxton,  Notts,  and  cL  in  1820.  Mr.  Cure's  sisters  are, 
Joanna-Freeman,  m.  to  John-Burton  Philips,  Esq.  of 
Heath  House,  co.  Stafford;  and  Mary-Caroline,  m, 
to  William  Hibbert,  Esq. 

ulrm«— On.,  a  chevron,  aig.,  between  two  roses,  in  chief; 
or,  and  in  base  a  flenrHla-lis,  ouhe  second. 

CnH  Out  of  a  ducal  ooronelt,  arg.,  a  griffin's  head,  and 
wings  expanded,  of  the  same,  chaiged  on  the  neck  with  a 
roae,gu. 

Motto — ^Fois  que  doit,  arrive  qui  pourra. 
BHall, '^ 


aaol— Blake  1 


,  nearOngar. 


CURRER  OF  KILDWICK. 
RiCBARDBON-CuRRBR,  Franobs-Mart,  of  Kildwick, 
CO.  YoriL,  t.  her  father  in  1784,  and  is  representative 
of  the  ancient  families  of  Currbr  of  Kildwick  and 
RiCHARDBOsr  of  BierUy.    • 

irttuaiir.— The  Currers  have  been  seated  at  Klldwiok, 
to  Yorkshire,  for  neaiiy  three  centuries. 

Hehbt  Cxjvbxr,  Esq.  of  Kildwick,  son  of  Hugh,  of  KUd- 
wick,  and  5th  in  descent  flrom  Hugh,  of  Kildwick,  who  m. 
Anne  Knowles ;  b.  25  July,  1651,  m.  1st,  Mazgaret,  dau.  of 
Abraham  Fothatgill,  Esq.  of  London,  and  by  her,  who  d.  to 
1697,  had  (with  three  younger  daas.X 
I.  Hawobth,  his  heir. 

I.  Ann,  TO.  Be^Jamto  Fttrand,  Esq.  of  St.  Ives,  and  d.  t.  p, 
IL  DoBOTHT,  b.  to  1687,  who  m.  Rfohabd  RioHAaosov, 
M.D.  of  Biearley,  and  d.  to  1768,  leavtog  issuer 
1  RiOHAan  RiOHABMON,  Esq.  of  Bierley,  lord  of  the 
manor  of  Okenshaw  and  Clock  Heaton,  a  ipagistrate 
and  deputy-Ueut.  for  the  West  Riding,  6.  to  1708,  who 
m.  to  1750,  Dorothjr,  only  dau.  and  hcdr  of  William 
Smallahaw,  Esq.  of  Bolton-to-the-Moors,  by  Mary  his 
wife,  dau.  of  John  Btarkie,  Esq.  of  Huntroyde^  but 
tf.  «.  p.  in  1781. 

8  WHfiam  Richardson,  M.D.  of  Ripon.  b.  to  1709  and 
d.  uMit.  to  1788. 

8  Heniy   Richardson,   A.M..   rector  of  Thomton-to- 
Craven,  b.  to  1710,  m.  to  1747,  Mary,  dau.  of  Bei]damto 
Dawson,  Esq.  of  Oldham,  merchant,  and  d,  to  1778, 
leavtog  two  sons  and  two  daua,  vis., 
Richard  Richaidson,  6.  19  Jan.  1755,  d.  unm.  at  Lis- 
bon, 24  May,  1782. 

Hkhet  Richabdsoh,  to  holy  orders,  of  whom  here- 
after, aa  successor  to  his  uncle  John,  in  the  Curter 


Mary  Richardson.  6.  in  1752,  who  m.  in  1775,  the  Rov 
William  Roimdell,  of  Gledstone,  and  had  issue. 

4  John  RicHAaDsoM,  of  whom  presently,  as  successor 
to  bis  cousin,  Sarah  CimRBR. 

5  Thomas  Rich.ardaon,  6.  in  1724,  d.  unm.  in  1768. 

1  Dorothy  Richardson,  b.  in  1712,  m.  In  1780,  Sir  John- 
lister  Kaye,  Bart,  of  Denby  Orange,  oo.  Toik,  and  d. 
in  1772,  leaving  issue. 

2  Margaret  Richardson,  d.  unm.  to  1764. 

Heniy  Currer,  of  Kildwick,  m.  2ndly,  Maiy.  dau.  of  Edmimd 
Watson,  Esq.  of  East  Hage,  to  the  oo.  of  York,  and  widow 
of  Thomas  Yarborough,  Esq.  of  Campsall,  but  had  no  issue. 
He  d.  19  Jan.  1728,  and  lies  toterred  at  Kildwick.  He  was 
$.  by  his  only  son, 

Hawobth  Currse,  Esq.  of  Kildwick,  6.  26  Jan.  1690,  who 
m.  5  July,  1722,  Sarah,  4th  dau.  of  Tobias  Harv^,  Esq.  of 
Womersley,  and  by  her,  who  d.  to  1766,  had  one  son  and  one 
dau.,  Hxnby  and  Sarah.  He  d.  18  April,  1744,  and  was  t. 
by  his  son, 

Hkkrt  CtTRRBR,  Esq.  of  Kildwick,  b.  in  1728,  who  m.  to 
1756,  Mary,  dau.  and  oo-beir  of  Richardson  Ferrand,  Eeq. 
of  Harden,  but  d.  $.  p.  10  March,  in  the  same  year.  His 
widow  m.  2ndly,  Peter  Bell,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  Ralph  Bell, 
Esq.  of  Thirsk.  Mr.  Currer  waa  «.  to  his  estates  by  his 
sister, 

Sarah  Currsr,  of  Kildwick,  6.  to  1729,  who  d.  unm.  at 
Widcombe,  near  Bath,  to  1759.  She  was  $.  by  (the  4th  son 
of  her  aimt,  Dorothy  Currer,  by  her  husband,  Riehard 
Riduurdson,  Esq.  of  Bierley)  her  flrsi-cousto, 

JoBH  RiGHARDSOM,  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  who  then  became 
of  Kildwick,  and  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  oi 
Currer.  He  d.  uwm.  22  Juno,  1784.  ana  was  «.  by  his 
nephew, 

Ths  Rev.  HsHRT  RiOBARDSOH,  A.M.,  6.  9  Dec  1758, 
rector  of  Thomton-to-Craven,  who  assumed  a  short  time 
before  his  death,  on  inheriting  the  Kildwick  estates,  the  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Currbr.  He  m.  to  1788,  Margaret-dive, 
only  dau.  of  Matthew  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Eshton,  by  Frances 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Clive,  Esq.  of  Stych,  to  Shropshire, 
and  by  bar  (who  m.  2ndly,  her  cousin,  Matthew  WihKm,  Esq. 
2nd  son  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Wilson)  had  an  <mly  dau.  and 
heiress. 

Francrs-Mart,  now  representative  of  the  andent  families 
of  Richardson  and  Cunner. 

Mr.  Rlohardson-Currer  d.  10  Nov.  1784. 
uf  riM— CuRRKR  and  Richardson,  quarteriy. 
5(sa(— Eshton  Hall,  Oaigrave,  Yorkshire. 

CURRER  OF  CLIFTON  HOUSE. 
See  RouNDBLL  of  QlBD6T0NB. 


Dorothy  RSchaidson,  of  Gaigrava. 
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CURRIE  OF  BUSH  HILL. 

CuRRiB,  Isaac  Gborgb,  Esq.  of  Bush  Hill,  co.  liid- 
dlesex,  b.  in  1792;  m.  May,  1847,  Mary,  widow  of 
Colonel  Hay. 

ftineHfie.— This  flunlly,  settled  at  Dunae,  oo.  Berwick, 
to  1571,  derived  ftom  Cuthrrrt  Currib,  a  cadet  of  the 
family  of  that  ilk,  to  Annandale,  DumfHesshire.  For  ftill 
details  of  lineage,  see  Bvrxr's  Peeragt  and  BarwMtaot.  The 
Ute 

WiLUAX  CuRBix,  Esq.,  6.  to  1718,  banker  of  London,  son 
of  Mark  Currie,  and  Magdalen  Anderson  his  wife,  m.  1768, 
Madeletoe,  dau.  of  Isaac  Lefevre,  Esq.,  great-grandfather  of 
the  Rt.  Hon.  C.-8.  Lefevre,  and  had  issue, 

X.  WixxiAM.  of  East  Horsier  Park,  Surrey,  M.P.,  who  m. 

1795,  Percy,  dau.  of  Francis  Oore,  Esq.,  and  d.  to  1829, 

lef^viog  issue, 

1  WUliam,  of  East  Horsley,  5. 1797. 

2  Henry,  b.  1798,  m.  Emma,  dau.  of  Col.  Knox,  and  has 
issue. 

8  Frands-Gore. 

4  Horaoe-Oore,  to  holy  orders,  who  m.  Chariotte,  dau.  of 
Viscount  Sidmouth. 

5  Blackwood-Oore,  b.  1808,  m.  1829,  Laura  Gossett,  and 
d.  to  1834,  leavtogissue. 

1  Percy,  m.  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Horace  Powys. 

2  Harriet,  m.  to  Robert  Webb,  Esq.  of  Milford  Houses 
Surrey. 

n.  Mark,  fi&ther  of  the  present  Sir  Fbrdxrick  Cvrri% 

Bart ,  and  other  issue  (see  Banmaoffty. 
m.  IsAAO^  of  Bush  Hill. 
XT.  John,  of  Easendon,  Herts,  who  ta.  Isabdla,  dau.  of 

Robert  Parntber,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1829,  leaving  a  son, 

John,  at  one  time  M.P.  for  Hertford,  and  two  daus. 
T.  Leonard,  who  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John  Close,  Esq.  of 

Easby.  co.  York,  and  had,  Leonard,  and  other  issue. 
f.  Magdalrai,  d.  imm. 
n.  Muy,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Chandler. 


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CUR 


The  Srd  son, 

laAAO  CuRRiB,  Esq.  of  Bush  HiU,  oo.  Middlosex,  b.  IS 
Hftrch,  1760,  m.  2  April,  1789,  Hary-Anne,  eldest  dan.  of 
William  Baikes,  of  Valentines,  oo.  Essex,  Esq.  («ec  Raxkss 
0/  TorkthireX  who  d.  July,  1834,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Isaac-Geoboi.  6.  in  1702. 

XL  Raikes,  M.P.  for  Northampton  since  1887,  J.  P.  and 

D.L.,  fr.  in  1801,  m.  in  1826,  the  Hon.  LaurarSophia,  eldest 

dau.  of  John,  2ud  Lord  Wodehouae.  and  has  issue, 

1  Obobob-Wodchousb,  b.  13  April,  1826,  m.  1850,  Hiss 

Vernon  Rmif.h,  only  dau.  of  tne  Rt.  Hon.  B.- Vernon 

Smith. 

S  Bertram- Wodehouse,  6.  25  Nov.  1827. 
8  Maynard- Wodehouse,  b.  25  Feb.  1829. 
4  PhOip-Henry-Wodehouse,  b.  18  Oct  1884. 
1  Maiy-Sophia.  2  Edith-Harriet^phia. 

I.  Mariannfl^  m.  Nov.  1814,  Oeoxge  Baikes,  Esq.,  since  de- 
ceased. 

II.  Emma. 

in.  Louisa,  m.  in  1847,  to  the  Bev.  O.-B.  Fisher,  rector  of 
Basildon. 
IV.  Oeoifrina. 

ArtH»—<in.,  a  saltier,  arg. ;  in  chie^  a  rose,  of  the  second, 
barbed  and  seeded,  ppr. 
Creie— A  cook,  ffu. 
iSeo^— Bush  HiU,  co.  Middlesex. 


CURTEIS  OF  WINDMILL  HILL. 

CuRTSiB,  Hkrbert-Mascall,  £aq.  of  Windmill 
Bill,  CO.  Sussex,  late  M.P.  for  Bye,  b,  8  Jan.  1828 ; 
m.  15  June,  1848,  Paulina^  dau.  of  Sir  Godfrey-J. 
Thomas,  Bart,  of  Bodiam,  and  has  issue, 

I.  HsKBKKT,  b.  in  1849. 

n.  Bobert-Mascall,  6.  1851 

I.  Caroline.  u.  Paulina. 

9rttl£llSe. — STBPHKir  CumTcia,  of  Appledore^  in  the  oo. 
of  Kent,  deeoended  firom  an  ancient  family  resident  in  that 
shire,  was  great-grandfather  of 

Thomas  Cvbtsis,  of  Appledore,  living  in  1527,  who  m. 
Joane,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Bdward  Twatghta,  warden  of 
the  CUique  Ports,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

William  Cvrtjds,  of  Tenterden,  in  Kentk  who  m.  1st, 
Joan  Bunting,  and  had  issue, 

William,  bailifTof  Tenterden.  in  1591,  from  whom  lineally 

descend  the  Bst.  Thomas-Backyillb  Curteis,  rector  of 

Bevenoaks,  and  his  cousin,  the  Bxv.  Thomas  Cubtkis,  of 

Bevenoaks,  A.M.,  J.P. 

Thomas^  mayor  of  Tenterden,  in  1606. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Joan  Pattenden,  and  had,  with  three  daus., 
two  sons,  vis., 

Oeoige,  of  Chart  Sutton,  who  was  sheriff  of  Kent  in  1651. 
Prom  him  derived  the  Cubtbisss  qf  OtUrden  Place, 

Stkpheh. 

If r.  Curteis's  Snd  son  by  his  2nd  marrisge^ 

Stephbst  Cubtkis,  Esq.,  mayor  of  Tenterden  in  1622,  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Edward  Short,  Esq.  of 
Heronden,  and  dying  in  1664,  was  ».  by  his  son, 

Samubl  Cubtkis,  Esq.  of  Tenterden,  who  m.  Martha, 
dau.  and  oo-heir  of  John  Porter,  Esq.  of  Fatrlawn,  and  was 
Cfttherof 

Bdwabd.  Cubtbi%  Meq.,  mayor  of  Tsntevden  in  1668, 
whose  son, 

Jkrbmt  Cubtkis,  Bsq.,  mayor  of  Tenterden  in  1696, 
m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Bdward  Wilmshurst,  Esq.  of  Osdborough, 
in  the  CO.  of  Sussex,  and  dying  in  1725,  left  issue.  The  Srd 
son, 

Edwabd  Cubtbis,  Esq.  of  Tenterden,  m.  Sanh,  dau.  of 
Bichard  Beale,  Esq.  of  IMddenden,  and  had  issue,  Jeremiah, 
his  heir ;  Bichard,  of  Tenterden  ;  William  ;  and  three  daus. 
He  d.  in  1777,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Jbbxmiah  Cubtkis,  Esq.  of  Bye  and  Tenterden,  m.  Jane, 
dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Searlee  Giles,  Esq.  of  Biddenden,  and 
had  issue,  Eoward-Jkbbmiah,  his  heir;  Martha^  m,  to 
Bobert  Mascall,  Bsq.  of  Ashford;  Anne,  m.  to  Samuel- 
Bussell  CoUett,  Esq.  of  Worcester ;  Jane,  d.  unm.  ;  Catha- 
rine-Sarah, m.  to  John  Luxford,  Bsq.  of  Higham.  Mr. 
Curteis  d.  81  Dec.  1806,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Edwabi>-Jbbbmiah  Cubtkis,  Esq.  of  Windmill  Hill,  b. 
6  July,  1762,  elected  M.P.  for  Sussex  in  1820  and  1&26. 
He  m.  14  April,  1789,  Mary,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  the  Bev. 
Stephen  Barrett,  rector  of  Hethfleld,  Kent,  the  last  male 
descendant  of  the  ancient  ikmily  of  Babbbtt  of  tk$  Btnt, 
Kildwick,  Yorkshire,  and  by  her,  who  d.  14  May,  1841, 
aged  76,  had  issue, 

Hkbbkbt-Barbbtt,  his  heir, 

Edward-Barrett,  nudor  7th  dragoon-guards,  and  M.P.  for 
Bye  in  1832  and  1884,  m.  1st,  9  March,  1887.  Chariotto- 
266 


^dia,  younprest  dau.  of  Thonms-Law  Hodges,  Bsq.  of 
Hempstead,  M.P.  for  West  Kent,  which  lady  d.  in  child- 
birth.  8  June,  1838,  leaving  a  son,  Edward  -  Barrett 
Hodges.  Major  Curteis  m.  2ndly.  15  Sept  1841,  Franoea, 
dau.  of  the  late  William  Kenrick,  Esq.  of  Broome,  co. 
Surrey,  and  has  by  her,  Anne-Mary ;  Frances ;  Elizabeth  ; 
Anne ;  and  Jane. 

Beginald,  capt  1st  royal  drugoons,  m.  2  Oct  1888,  Franees 
Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Lawrence  Bevnolds,  Esq.  of  Paxton 
Hall,  CO.  Huntingdon,  and  d.  28  Jan.  1847,  leaying  issue, 
Beginald -Lawrence -Herbert,  5.  3  Jan.  1843;  Mary- 
Froiices :  and  Mary-Frances-Ida, 

Mary-Barrett,  m.  to  Stevrart-Boone  Ing^  and  d.  in  1818. 
Jane- Anne-Elisabeth,  d.  tmrn.  in  1820. 
Laura-Charlotte,  m.  to  William-Henry  Darby,    Esq.    of 
Leap  Castle,  King's  County. ' 
Anne-Katharine,  m.  to  Ueut-CoL  Charles-William  Elwood. 
of  Clayton  Priory,  Sussex. 

Caroline-Eliuor,  m.  to  John  Graham,  Esq.  of  The  Elms, 
Eastbourne,  Sussex. 

Elizabeth-JuUft.  m.  to  Howard  Elphinstone,  Esq.,   only 
son  of  Mi^oi^Ai^'  Siz*  Howard  Elphinstone,  Bart. 
Mr.  Curteis  d.  in-1885,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Hkbbbbt-Babbbtt  Cubtkis,  Esq.  of  Windmill  Hill,  M.P. 
for  Sussex,  b.  19  June,  1798,  who  m.  28  June,  1821,  his 
oousin,  Caroline-Sarah,  dan.  and  oo-heir  of  Bobert  Masoall, 
Esq.  of  Peasmarsh  Place,  in  Sussex,  and  Ashford,  in  Kent, 
by  whom  (who  d,  in  May,  1825)  he  left  at  his  deceasey 
18  Dec.  1847,  an  only  son,  Hbbbbbt-Mascall,  now  of  Wind* 

miumu. 

Amu-~Axg.,  a  dievron,  sa.,  between  three  buDs*  heads.' 
cabossed,  gu.  («m  Bubkk's  OtMral  Armory). 
Crt*tr-k  imioom,  passant  tnr,  between  four  trees,  ppr 
iSea^«— Windmill  Hill  and  Great  Knello^  Sussex. 


CURTIS  OF  EAST  CLIFFE. 

CuBTis,  Francis  -  Savage,  Esq.  of  East  Cliffe 
House,  oo.  Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  8  July,  1886. 

SrtntXfft. — ^The  late  Gkobob-Savaob  Cubtis,  Esq.  of 
Bast  Cliflfe  House,  Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  5. 11  Fob.  1801,  the 
only  diild  of  Lisoombe-John  Curtis,  Esq.,  by  his  wife, 
Anna-Maria  Savage,  tn.  81  Aug.  1826,  Emma,  2nd  dau.  of 
Sir  William  Curtis,  Bart  of  Culland's  Grove,  co.  Middleeex, 
and  has  issue, 

Fbancis-Gkobob-Savaok.  now  of  East  Clifib  House. 

Selina-Emma.  Susan.  Ellen. 

Amelia-Charlotte.  Charlotte. 

Mr.  CurUs  d.  in  184  .    His  #idow  m.  Sndly,  1848,  WiUiam 
Winthrop,  Esq.  of  Massachusetts. 

ulrm>— Erm.,  a  chevron,  sa.,  between  three  fleon-de-lis, 
or. 

Omtr—hn  arm  embowed,  habited  in  mail,  holding  in  tlie 
hand,  ppr.,  a  scimitar,  arg.,  hilt  and  pommel,  or.  {Another 
Oreit — An  arm,  erect  habited  in  mail,  holding  iu  the  hand  a 
sword,  all  ppr.,  hilt  and  pommel,  or.) 

Afotto— velle  bene  Aioere. 

Seat — ^East  Cliffe  Houses  Teignmouth.  co.  Devon. 


CURWEN  OF  WORKINGTON  HALL. 

CvKWES,  Heitbt,  Esq.  of  WorkiDgton  Hall,  eo. 
Cumberland,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  5  Dec.  1783 ;  ». 
11  Oct  1804,  Jane,  dau.  of  Edward  Stanley,  Esq.  of 
Whitehaven,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JOBV. 

n.  Edward-Stanley,  m.  22  Jan.  1888,  Frances,  dan.  of 
Edward  Jesse,  Esq.  of  Hampton  Court,  in  Middlesex. 

IU.  Heniy,  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

IT.  Charles.  ▼.  William. 

I.  Isabella,  m.  to  the  Bev.  John  Wordsworth,  rector  of 
Moresby,  in  Cumberland. 

n.  Julia.  m.  Jane. 

SrinfUff^. — "Workington  (says  Camden)  is  now  the 
the  seat  of  the  ancient  knightly  fkmily  of  the  Corwxhs, 
descended  from  Gospatric,  Earl  of  Northumberland,  who 
took  that  name  by  covenant  from  Culwen,  a  fiunily  of 
Gallovray,  the  heir  whereof  they  had  married.  They  have 
a  stately  oastlelike  seat ;  and  from  this  temily  (increaseth 
vanity)  I  mysdf  am  descended  by  the  mother's  side.** 
To 

GosPATBic,  son  of  Ome,  and  great-grandson  of  Bldred, 
9nd  feudal  Lord  of  Kendal,  Alan,  2nd  Lord  of  Allandale,  his 
cousln-german,  gave  High  Ireby,  which  reroiuned  vested  in 
a  yoimgor  branch  of  the  Curwens,  which  terminatod  in 
female  heirs.  This  Gospatric  was  the  fii-st  of  the  family  who 
was  Lord  of  Workington,  bating  ex^ianged  vrith  his  oousin. 


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inniAin  de  LaiicMter,  the  lordship  of  Mlddleton,  in  Wart- 
BMyreknd,  for  the  lands  of  Lamplugh  and  Workington,  in 
Camberland.  Goepatiio  had  (with  four  younger  sons, 
Gilbert ;  Adam ;  Orme  ;  and  Alexander)  his  suooessor, 

Thomas,  called  after  the  fkshion  of  those  times,  **son  of 
Ooepatria**  To  this  Thomas,  one  Rowland,  son  of  Ugfatred, 
sott  of  Valgus,  gave  the  lordship  of  Curwen,  in  Galloway. 
He  (i.  7  Dec  1152.  To  his  2nd  son,  Patric,  he  had  given, 
while  his  eldest  son  was  living,  the  lordship  of  Culwen,  in 
Galloway,  and  the  said  Patric  assuming  his  surname  there- 
fipom,  beoame 

Pateio  db   Culwkv,  ancestor  of  the  great  &mily  of 

CUBWZV. 

But  Chbxstophxb  db  Culwbk,  of  Workington,  like  his 
fiither,  represented  his  native  county  in  several  parliaments. 
He  was  sheriff  of  the  same  shire  in  the  2ud  and  12th  of 
Hbhbt  VL  by  the  name  of  Cdlwbm,  and  in  the  6th  of  the 
same  reign  by  that  of  Cubwbv,  to  which  latter  coguomen 
the  flunUy  has  ever  since  adhered.  Sir  Christophei's  graat- 
great-grandson, 

Sib  Hbbbt  Cubwbb,  of  Workington,  had  tbe  honour  of 
aflbnUng  an  asylum  In  his  mansion-house  to  the  Queso  of 
Scotland,  Mart  Stuart,  when  that  princess  sought  the 
ypotaetion  of  Bngkmd.  Sir  Henry,  who  represented  Cum- 
berland in  parliament,  in  the  0th  of  Edwabd  VI.  and 
1st  BuzABBTB,  was  «.  at  his  d#ceMe  in  thie  85th  of  the 
latto-  reign,  by  his  eldest  son, 

8iK  NiOBOLAB  OvBWBN,  of  WocUngtOB,  H.P.  for  Oom- 
berland,  father  of 

Six  Hbhbt  Cobwrv,  of  Workington,  H.P.  fbr  Oomber- 
)and  in  the  18th  of  Jambs  I.    His  eldest  son. 

Sib  Patbio  Cubwbv,  of  WoiUngton,  H.P.  for  Chunber- 
land,  was  oreateda  Baronet  in  1996,  but 4,  issueless,  in  1064, 
when  th«  title  became  eztinet,  while  the  estates  devolved 
upon  his  brother, 

Thomas  Cubwbk,  Bsq.  of  Woridngton,  at  whose  decease, 
mm..  S5th  Chablbs  U.,  the  estates  passed  to  his  half- 
brother, 

Eldbbd  Cubwbk,  Bsq.  of  Workington,  who  d.  the  next 
year,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Hbxbt  Cubwbn,  Bsq.  of  Workington.  He  dying  without 
issue,  his  branch  of  the  ftunily  expired,  when  the  estates 
and  representation  reverted  to  his  cousin  (the  great-grand- 
son of  Sir  Henry  Curwen  (Hary  Stuart's  host)  by  his  2nd 
wife.  Jane  CrosbyX 

Bldbsd  Cubwbk,  Bsq.,  who  thus  became  of  Woiting- 
ton.  Mr.  Curwen  served  the  piBee  of  sheriff  for  Cumber- 
land  in  the  Srd  of  GbobobIL.  and  represented  Oookermouth 
in  parliament.  He  d.  in  the  18th  year  of  the  same  reign, 
and  was  s.  by  his  worn, 

Hbhbt  Cubwbk,  Esq.  of  Wotkipgton,  H.P.  for  C^lisle 
te  1702,  and  for  Cumberiand  in  1768.  Mr.  Curwen  m.  the 
dau.  of  William  Gale,  Bsq.  of  Whitehaven,  and  had  an  only 
dan.  and  heiress, 

Isabblla  Cubwbk,  who  m.  Jork  Chbistiav.  Esq  of 
Bwanrigg  Hall,  and  oonveylng  to  him  the  lands  of  the 
Curwens,  he  assumed,  in  1790,  their  surname  and  ann% 

and  thus  became 

Jobv-Chbibtiav  Cubwbk,  Esq.  of  Woridngton.  Mr. 
Christian  had  been  m.  previously  to  Miss  Taubman,  of  the 
Isle  of  Man,  who  toft  at  her  deosass  an  only  son,  Johh 
Chbutiah,  Bsq.  of  Bwanrigg  Hall,  one  of  the  Dempsters 
ef  that  klaiid.  (am/amUf  qfCHBiBnAK).  By  the  heiress 
of  the  Curwens  (his  Snd  wife)  he  had  issuer 

Hbhbt,  present  possessor  of  Workington. 

WHUam.  in  holy  orders^  leetor  of  Hsntogton,  in  Oumber- 


Bdward,  of  BeUe  Grange,  oo.  T^tncastwr. 

JohoL  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Harrington,  d.  25  Feb.  1846^ 

Bridget,  m.  to  Charles  Walker,  Bsq.  pf  Ashford  Court,  oo. 


^Fraaoss,  of  Upptngton,  in  Shropshire. 
Mr.  Curwen  served  the  ofBoe  of  sheriff  for  Cumberland  In 
17B4,  and  was  knigfat  of  the  shire  for  Cumberland.    He  d. 
in  1828. 


Armt—Aig.j  Ane4^,  gn.,  a  chieC  as. 


-A  unicorn's  head,  erased,  aig.,  armed,  or. 


£g-«if-'-^-. 


-Workington,  in  Cumberland,  and  BeUe  Isle^  In 
Whnlennsnv  Westmoreiand. 


CURZON  OF  BREEDON. 

CuBZOV,  John,  Esq.  of  Breedon,  oo.  Leicester,  &. 
8  Aug.  1777;  m.  Roflamond-MartLa,  da\L  of  the  Rey. 
Charlec^tead  Hope,  and  has  issue, 
267 


I.  JoHK,  6.  16  Sept.  1838,  d.  8  July,  1840. 

u.  Nathakibl-Charlbs,   b.    26    Nov.   1829,    m.    Emily- 

Frances-Anne,   youngest  dau.  of  the   Ber.   German 

Budcstcm,  of  Sntcon,  oo.  Derby, 
m.  Richard,  b.  19  Nov.  1888. 
IV.  William,  b.  14  March,  1836. 
y.  Robert,  6.  8  May,  1841. 
X.  Anne-Rosamond. 

Srtttta0(. — RiCHA&D  CuBSOK,  of  Brecdou,  oo.  I>ioester» 
b.  6  March,  1699,  2nd  son  of  John  Cumm,  of  Kedlestod^ 
Esq.,  ancestor  of  the  Lords  Scaradale,  left  a  son, 

JoHK  CuBZOK,  Esq.  of  Breedon,  whose  son,  by  Mary,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Rowland  Lilley,  Esq.,  was 

Thb  Rbv.  Johk  Cubzok,  rector  of  KedleetoQ,  who  m. 
Anne  Toone,  and  d.  in  1789,  leaving  a  aon, 

Nathakibl  Cubbok,  Esq.  of  Breedon,  who  m.  Anne,  dau. 
and  oo-helr  of  John  flbmell,  Gent,  of  Oversaal,  and  d  30 
March.  1787,  aged  51,  leaving  a  son  and  successor,  ths  present 
JoHK  CuBBOK,  Bsq.  of  Broedon. 

A  nn^— Aig.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  poidi^ys,  or,  oollared.  gu. 

Cntt^A  popipjay  rising,  or,  collared,  gu. 

Afotto— Rede  et  suaviter. 

fiiai— Breedon,  oo.  Leicester. 

CUSACK  OF  GERARDSTOWN  AND 
CLONARD. 
GusAOK,  Jambs-William,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Feltrim, 
00.  Dublin,  m.  in  April,  1818,   EliBabeth-Fmnoes, 
eldent  dau.  and  eo-heir  of  Joseph  Bernard,  Esq.  of 
Oreenhillfl,  King's  County,  and  granddau.  of  John 
Bernard,  of  Straw  Hill,  oo.  Carlow,  and  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  GUbert  Pickering, 
Bart  of  Nova  Scotia,  and  has  issue  by  her  (who  dL 
4  Sept.  1837), 
I.  Bbkbt-Thomas,  banrister-at-law,  6.  BO  Oct  1890.  m.  in 

1854,  Sophia,  dau.  of  the  late  William  Tanner,  Bsq.  of 

Blackland  House,  and  has  issue, 
n.  Ralph-Smith,  barristerHtt-law.  ft.   10   Nov.   1831,  m. 

28  April,  1850,  Bliaabeth,  8nd  dau.  of  Riduuxt  Bai^r, 

Bsq.  of  Stirling,  oo.  Publin,  and  has  issue, 
m.  James-WiUiam,  M.D..  ft.  0  Aug  1884,  m.  12  July,  1849, 

Sarah.  8rd  dau.  of  the  late  William  Tsnasr,  Bsq.  of 

BlaoUand  House,  snd  has  issue. 
IT.  Thomas-Bernard,  ft.  11  Deo.  1881,  m.  Miss  Tanasr. 
I.  Mary-Anne,  m.  7  May,  1845,  Robert-H.  TiUy,  Beq.  of 

Tolerton  Park,  Qarlow. 
n.  EUsabeth^ane,  m.  7  May,  18M,  Samuel-George  Wi)^ 

mot,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  DubUn. 
Mr.  Cusaok  m.  2ndly,  10  Sept.  1888,  FranoeB-Roth- 
welL  relict  of  Richard  Rothwell,  Esq.  of  Hurlestown, 
CO.  Meath,  and  dau.  of  the  Rev.  a  Radoliffe.  Mr. 
Cusaok  is  president  of  the  Royal  Colloge  of  Surgeons 
in  Ireland,  and  24th  in  descent  of  the  Cusaoks  of 
Oerardttown, 

IritUaSt.—Two  early  descents  are  given  by  diflbrent 
writers,  of  this  fiunily,  one  deducing  the  line  ftt»m  the  Sieurs 
de  Cusao,  who  ars  stated  to  have  been  one  of  the  mosi 
ancient  and  illustrious  families  in  Chilenne  at  the  end  ef  the 
9th  century,  and  where  there  are  asvenJ  towns  of  tha 
aame;  a  member  of  which  Aumily  is  said  to  have  come  over 
to  g^^"*^  with  WiuJAM  the  Conqueror,  his  daaoendants 
afterwards  going  to  Ireland  with  King  Jouk.  The  name 
was  certainly  in  good  repute  several  centuries  afterwarda 
in  France,  for  we  iind  Charlee  Cusake  summoned  to  a  con- 
ference of  the  thixiQ  estates  of  the  realm,  by  the  Duke  of 
Normandy,  to  take  measures  for  the  release  of  John.  King 
of  Franoe,  taken  priMner  at  PoieUers,  and  mentioned  as 
one  "who  bore  the  principal  rule  in  the  dty  [Rouen],  and 
a  leader  in  all  discussions  of  the  eetatee,"  at  which  con- 
ference he  made  so  bold  a  q)eech  against  the  king's  officer, 
that  he  was  imprisoned ;  and  in  the  year  1451,  le  Sieur  de 
Cusao,  one  of  the  generals  in  the  army  of  Count  Gaston  de 
Foix,  besieged  Bayonne,  and  was  made  a  icnii^t  for  his 
valour  by  the  count.  Hie  other  descent  is  given  by  several 
old  Irish  writers,  who  deduce  it  tmm  OlioU  Olium,  Ktaig 
of  Munster,  who  d.  a.d.  884;  eleventh  in  descent  fW>m 
whom  was  Iscg,  ancestor  of  the  Clan  laog,  or  Clan  Cusaok, 
of  Clare,  where  they  heki,  at  a  very  early  date,  large 
possessions  as  a  sept  of  the  Mscnamara%  in  a  veiy  eariy 
rental  of  which  dvnily  is  given  (he  number  of  silver  ounces 
paid  by  the  Clan  Cusack  as  tribute,  and  where  the  name 
exists  to  this  dsy.  The  Macnamaras  bear,  also,  the  same 
onst  as  the  CusMiks.    The  name  was  q>elt  in  several 


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difTerent  ways,  Cuaae>  CuBak,  Cusacke,  Cuaack,  Cuaake, 
Cuaaoque.  Cuasac,  Cusaack,  Cuiaac.  Cuysao.  Without  enter- 
ing into  the  merits  of  the  two  deaoents,  we  will  bt^^  with 
Oeqffrxy  db  Cusac.  living  at  the  time  of  the  invasion  of 
Ireland :  his  name  appears  in  the  early  charters  of  St.  Mary's 
Abbey,  Dublin,  relative  to  various  disputes  concerning 
tithes,  and  again  as  a  donor  of  vestments  to  the  altar  of  the 
abbey. 

Oeoppbt  de  CtraAOK.  Lord  of  Killeen,  Oerardstown,  Folys- 
town,  Clonard,  Ac,  held  under  Hugh  de  Lacy,  in  Heath, 
and  Tyrawley,  in  Counaught.    He  m.  the  dau.  and  heir 
of  Adam  Petit,  and  bad  with  her  the  manors  of  Clonry  and 
Oonock,  in  fhmk-marriage.    He  was  summoned  to  the  first 
parliament  held  in  Ireland,  in  1295 ;  he  left  issue, 
I.  Adam,  Lord  of  Killeen,  his  heir,  sumamed  Oiotogach,  or 
"Head  of  the  Cusacks."    His  sranddau.  and  heir,  Mar- 
gery, marrying  Richard  Tuite,  Knt.,  conveyed  Killeen  to 
ner  husband.    She  had  an  only  dau.  and  heir,  Joan,  Lady 
of  Killeen,  who  m.  Walter  Cusaok,  a  cadet  of  Gerards- 
town :  and  their  gmnddau.  and  heir,  Joan,  marrying  Sir 
Christopher .  Flunket,  conveyed  to  him  KUleen  Oastle, 
which  is  still  possessed  by  the  Earls  of  Fingal,  Viscounts 
Killeen. 

n.  Andrew,  Lord  of  Gerardstown. 

ni.  Nicholas,  who  d.  in  1290,  twenty  years  Bishop  of 
Kildaxe. 

IT.  OeoffVey,  d.  in  1300.  Biahop  of  Meath. 
y.  William,  ancestor  of  the  line  of  Cussington. 
The  second  son. 

Sir  Awdbbw  Cusack,  who  inherited  Oerardstown,  d.  in  the 
year  1296,  leaving  issue,  JoHir  (Sir),  his  heir ;  Simon  (Sir) ; 
Walter  (Sir),  living  in  1290  and  1299,  who  m.  Maud,  co-heir, 
with  her  sister,  Isabella,  Lady  Howth,  of  William  Pilate,  of 
Pilatestown,  and  was  ancestor  of  the  Cubages,  Lords  of 
Culmolyn,  Dangan,  and  Dunsaney.    The  eldest  son  was 

Sir  John  Cubage,  2nd  Lord  of  Oerardstown,  Uo.  He 
and  his  brothers  participated  in  the  battle  of  Dundalk, 
where  Edward  Bruce  was  defeated  and  slain,  and  where  Sir 
John  and  his  brothers,  Simon  and  Walter,  were  made 
knighta  on  the  field  for  their  distinguished  valour.  From 
Sir  John  descended  the  subsequent  Cusacks,  Lords  of 
Oerardstown,  one  of  the  most  eminent  fSunilies  in  Ireland. 

Robert  Cubage,  14th  Lord  of  Oerardstown,  m.  1st,  Mar- 
garet Porter,  of  Kingstown,  co.  Meath,  and  had  issue  by 
her,  an  only  son,  James,  who  predeceased  him,  leaving 
issue,  by  Margaret  Bermingham,  his  wife,  one  son,  heir  to 
his  grandfather;  he  m.  2ndly,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Oliver, 
Lord  Louth,  and  had  issue  by  her  (who  n^  2ndly,  William 
Dillon).    Robei-t  Cusack  d.  28  April,  1682  (wiU  dated  1632X 
and  lies  buried  under  a  tomb,  with  his  wives  and  son 
James,  in  KiUeen  Church.    He  left  surving  issue  by  his 
2nd  wife, 
Thomas,  to  whom  his  lietther  gave  Staffordstown  estate. 
He  m.  CecUia,  dau.  of  Edward  Cusack,  of  lismullen,  and 
Lucinda  his  wife,  sister  of  R.  Talbot,  Duke  of  Tyrconnell. 
He  became  eventually  representative  of  the  Lismullen 
branch,  and  one  of  the  heirs-general  to  the  duke.    His 
granddau.  and  eventual  heir  carried  the  representation 
to  her  husband,  James  Cusack. 
Christopher.  Patrick.  Adam. 

And  several  daus. 

Patrioe  Cubage  «.  his  grandC&ther  Robert,  in  108S,  and 
was  then  aged  20  years.  He  d.  leaving  issue  by  Catherine, 
dau.  and  heir  of  David  Sutton  and  his  wife  Catherine,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Patrick,  Srd  Lord  Louth,  a  son, 

Jameb  CX7SA0E,  captain  in  the  navy,  who  settled  at 
Clonard,  one  of  the  ancient  places  of  his  family.  He  m. 
Alison,  sole  heir  of  John  Oolding,  and  Alison  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Edward,  18th  Baron  Howth,  who,  on  the  decease  of  her 
brother,  Richard,  19th  lord,  became  co-heir  to  the  lineal 
heirship  of  whatever  honours  accrued  to  the  family  of 
Howth  by  the  marriage  of  Robert  St.  Lawrence,  with  Joan, 
one  of  the  co-heirs  of  Prinoe  Edward,  Duke  of  Somerset, 
Marquess  of  Dorset,  by  the  Princess  Blenora,  co-heir  of  the 
Earl  of  Warwick.    He  left  issue. 

ATHANABiira  Cubage,  of  Clonard,  his  heir,  who  made  his 
will  in  1079,  leaving  issue,  by  Bridget  his  wife.  dau.  and 
heir  of  Patrick,  son  of  Francis  Bsonewall.  of  Beggstown, 
son  of  Nicholas,  Lord  Kingsland,  a  son  and  suocessor. 

Jambs  Cubage,  of  Clonaixl,  6.  in  1660,  an  offioer  in  King 
Jambs  II.'s  army  at  the  battle  of  the  Boyne.  He  d,  13  Aug. 
172-2,  having  made  his  will  in  1720,  leaving  issue,  by  Cathe- 
rine his  wife,  dau.  and  eventual  heir  of  Robert  Cuaack,  of 
Staflbrdstown,  ATHANABnrs,  his  heir;  Henrv,  who  had 
Clonard ;  and  Margery,  m.  let,  to  Christopher  Willson.  Esq. 
of  Moy^ugher,  and  2ndly,  to  John  Martley,  Esq.  of  Ne;v- 
town  BallyfklUn.    The  elder  son, 

Athanabiub    Cubage,    inherited    his    fiither^s   lease  of 
Moyangher.    He  m.  8  July,  1707,  Catherine  lioyd,  niece 
2C8 


of  John  Martley,  F^.  of  Newtown  Ballyfalliu,  and  left,  with 
several  daus.,  two  sons,  James,  who  d.  t.  p.  in  1776,  and 
Henbt  Cusagk,  Esq.  of  Moyaughor  and  Oiiiey,  d.  6  May, 
1792,  leaving  issue,  by  his  wife,  Esther,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Chamney,  Esq.  of  Flatten. 

Athanabiub,  his  heir. 

James,  of  Jamestown,  m.  Eliza  Jones,  and  d.  intestate  1790. 

John. 

Thomas,  d.  off  Halifax,  signial-lieut  to  Sir  John  CoUier. 

Patrick.  William-Uraves. 

Mazgaret,  twin  with  John,  d.  1800. 

Catherine.  Catherine-Esther. 

The  eldest  son, 

Athanabiub    Cubage,    Esq.    of    Laragh,    co    KUdare, 
Moyaugher,  and  Oirley,  b.  11  May,  1749,  d,  in  1818,  aged  64, 
and  was  buried  in  St.  lliomas's,  Dublin.    He  m.  1st,  in  1778, 
Mary- Ann,  only  dau.  of  Edward  Rotherham,  Esq.  of  Gi-oas- 
dnun,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
Hbnrt,  of  Oirley,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Richard  Rothwell, 
of  Barford,  co.  Meath,  by  his  wife  Anne,  a  dau.  and  co- 
heir with  her  sLster,  Lady  Clubman,  of  Oeoige  Lowther, 
of  Hurlestown,  and  d.  In  1817,  leaving  issue,  two  daua., 
Mary,  m.  in  1886,  to  Charies-Cutliffe  Drake,  of  Devon- 
shire ;  and  Anne. 

Edward,  in  holv  orders,  m.  AUda,  dau.  of  ~  WoUb,  Esq. 
of  CO.  Kildare,  but  had  no  issue. 
Jambs-William,  now  of  Feltrim,  present  heir-male. 
Oeozge,  now  of  Moyaugher,  a  magistrate  for  Meath,  b. 
6  May,  1790. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Alexander  Battersby,  Esq.  of  DafR^y 
Lodge,  CO.  KUdare. 
Mr.  Cusack  m.   2ndly,  1704,  Katharine -Franoes,  dau.  of 
Samuel   Forster,  of  Kilmury,  oo.   Meath,    and   reliot  of 
Thomas  Chamney,  Esq.,  and  had  issue  by  her, 
Samuel.  M.D..  who  m.  Sarah,  daiL  of  Johnston  Stoney. 
Esq.  of  Oakley  Park,  co.  Tipperaiy,  and  left  issue,  Samuel 
and  Maigaret. 

Frances,  m.  to  Ci^t  John  Kelly. 

AUda.  m.  to  Robert  Warren,  Esq.  of  Killiney  Castle^  oo. 
Dublin.    (See  family  of  W arrbn.  ) 

ArtM^Ter  pale,  or  and  axv.,  a  fesse,  counterchanged. 

Oreet — ^A  mermidd,  sa.,  holding  in  the  dexter  hand  a  swovd ; 
sinister,  a  so«>tre. 

MoUoee—'*  Ave  Maria»  plena  gratia  T  and,  "  En  Dieu  eat 
mon  espoir." 

CUSTANCE  OF  WESTON. 

CusTANCBy  Hamblbton-Fravcis,  Esq.  of  Weston 
House,  ca  Norfolk,  b.  8  Nov.  1809;  m.  29  Oct. 
1841,  Frances,  widow  of  the  Rev.  Henry-Walpole 
Nevill,  and  youngest  dau.  of  Sir  Edmund  Bacon, 
Bart.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Frederio-Hamblbton,  6.  8  Dec.  1844. 

II.  Adeline-Maria. 

IBLintKQt* — John  Cubtangs,  an  eminent  merchant  and 
alderman  of  Norwich  (son  of,  William  Custanoe,  Esq.  6.  in 
1632,  and  grandson,  by  Cicely  his  wiib,  dau.  of  Richard 
Atthill,  Esq.  of  Cawston,  of  William  Custance,  Esq.,  who 
was  great-grandson  of  Robert  Custanoe,  a  laige  landed  pro- 
prietor of  Norfolk,  who  d.  in  1549),  purchased  the  Weston 
estates  in  1780.  He  m.  Sarah,  dau.  and  coheiress  of  John 
Hambleton,  Esq.  of  Banham,  in  Norfolk,  by  whom  (who  d, 
S2  Nov.  17M),  he  had  (with  a  dau..  Sarah,  m.  in  1786,  to 
Anthony  Norris,  Esq.  of  Barton  Turt  in  the  same  county) 
an  only  son  and  sucoeseor,  at  his  decease,  81  May,  1758, 

Hamblbton  Custanob,  Esq.  of  Weston,  6.  in  1715.  m. 
Susannah,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Press,  alderman  of  Nor- 
wich, by  whom  (who  d.  in  1761)  he  had,  John,  his  heir ; 
and  Susanna,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Durrant,  Bart,  of  Soottow. 
Mr.  Custance,  who  was  high-sheriff  in  1753,  d.  15  April, 
1757,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Custanob,  Esq.  of  Weston,  b.  in  1749,  who  m. 
Frances,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  WUliam-Beauohamp  Proetor,  Bart, 
of  Langley  Park,  and  had  Issue^ 

Hamblbton-Thomab.  his  heir. 

Geoige,  lieutenant-colonel  E.I.C.S..  d.  unm,  in  1814. 

WUliam.  b.  18  Sept.  1781. 

John,  In  holy  orders,  rector  of  BUckliug  and  Erpingfaam, 
5.  6  May,  1787. 

Neville,  a  captain  in  the  army.  6.  88  Feb.  1790.  m.  in  1884, 
Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  Charles  Weston,  Esq.  of  Thorpe, 
near  Norwich,  and  has  issue  two  sona 

Frances-Anne^  m.  to  Robert  Marsham,  Esq.  of  Stxmtton 
Strawless. 

Emilv,  m.  to  the  Rev.  B.  Edwards,  rector  of  Ashill. 

Charlotte,  d,  young. 
Mr.  Custance,  who  was  a  gentleman  of  the  Privy  Chamber, 
d.  18  Aug.  1822,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Hamblbton-Thomab  Cubtanob,  Esq.  of  Weston,  b.  13  Feb. 


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1779.  J.P.  and  D  L.,  who  m.  11  Ftob.  1800,  Mary,  only  ehUd 
of  Uie  late  MUm  Bower.  Btq.,  and  nieoo  of  John  Bower- 
JodreU,  Esq.  of  Henbury  HaU,  in  Cheshire,  by  whom  (who 
d.  «  Jan.  1861)  he  hwl  iaeae. 
Hamblroit-Fbakoii,  now  of  Weston. 
William-Neville,  6.  24  Oct  1811,  an  oflBoer  in  the  anny.  m. 

1«L  0  Jime,  1887,  Jane.  2nd  dau.  of  Colonel  Campbell. 

K.H.,  of  the  06th  re^ment,  and  had  issue  a  dau.    He  m. 

Sndly,  Mavy,  dau.  of  Thomas  Meggison,  Esq.  of  Walton, 

Korihumberiand,  and  has  by  her  two  sons  and  three  daus. 

Emily-Susanna,  d.  12  Feb.  1887. 

Am^— Or,  an  eae^e  displayed,  su.,  charged  on  the  breast 
wiUi  a  star  of  six  points,  of  the  first,  quartering,  as. ,  on  a  bend, 
erm.,  three  legs,  couped  at  the  tliigh.  or,  for  Uamblstom. 

Crett—A  demi-eagle  diq;>layed,  ns  in  the  arms. 

Ifotto— Appetitns  ratioui  pareat 

Sm<— Weston  Houses  near  Norwich. 

CUTLER,  FORMERLY  OF  YORKSHIRK 

CurLBR,  John,  Esq.  of  Sidmouth,  co.  Deyon,  b. 
20  Feb.  1789;  m.  15  Feb.  1827,  Caroline,  2nd  dau. 
of  Thomaa  Cotton,  Esq.  of  London,  and  has  issue, 

L  HsmtT-JoHX,  b.  20  Aug.  1820. 

u.  Egerton-Cotton,  6.  10  Aug.  1882. 

X.  Catherine-Emma. 

SritKAfft* — ^The  first  authenticated  ancestor  of  this 
fkmily,  John  CtrnJEB.  resided  at  Wortley.  in  Yorkshire, 
with  his  kinsman,  Sir  meholas  Wortley,  and  was  standard- 
bearer  in  tlie  wars  of  the  Roses. 

Bn  Thomas  Cutlcb.  of  Lechdale.  in  Gloucestershire, 
knigfatMl  at  WhitdiaU,  26  Feb.  1081  (2nd  son  of  Sir  Qenrase 
Cutln*.  of  Stainbrough.  by  his  wife  Lady  Msgdslen  Egerton). 
ssrred  as  ci4;>tain  in  the  Duke  of  York's  regiment,  and  was 
tar  four  yean  and  a  half  under  the  Duke  of  Luxembourg, 
the  Prince  of  Cond^  and  Marshal  Turenne.  in  the  French 
service.  He  m.  Susannah,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cook.  Esq.  of 
Stanton,  Worcestershire,  and  widow.  1st.  of  Laurence 
Bathnrst.  Esq.  of  Leohlade.  and.  2ndly,  of  Sir  John  Fetti- 
plaoe.  Bart  of  Childrey.    By  this  lady  he  had  a  son  and  heir. 

Ths  Rkt.  Sib  Eobbtoh  Cutueb.  b.  20  July.  1078.  chaplain 
to  the  Duke  of  Marlborough,  in  Flanders.  He  m.  Mary 
Lipton.  of  the  dty  of  Oxford,  and  by  her.  who  d.  in  the 
Low  Countries  about  the  year  1710.  had  a  son  and  heir. 

EoBBXOH  Cutlbb,  Esq.,  to  whom  Henry  Cutler.  Esq..  his 
cousin,  only  son  of  his  uncle.  Sir  Oenrase.  left  his  estate, 
was  sometime  of  the  parish  of  St.  George  in  the  East,  and 
d.  about  the  year  1741.  on  shipboard,  in  tlie  river  Gambia, 
in  Africa.  He  m.  Graoe^  dau.  of  John  Fenwick,  Esq.  of 
London,  and  had  issue.    The  second  son. 

Hbvbt  Cutlxr,  Esq.,  sometime  of  Wakefield,  and  after- 
wards of  Bamsley,  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Gervase  Beoket, 
Esq..  of  the  latter  plae^  and  by  her.  who  d.  10  Dec.  1770. 
sged  40^  had  issue,  HxmiT,  his  heir;  John,  fh>m  whom 
CuTLBB  «(f  UjUm:  Egerton,  d.  «cftm. ;  and  Thomas,  who  d. 
in  1775.  Mr.  Cutler  d.  at  Bamsley.  in  Oct.  1V04.  sged  about 
87.  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Hbibt  Cutlbb,  Esq.  of  Sidmouih,  eo.  Devon.  6.  0  April. 
1752,  who  wk.  1st,  Katharine.  2nd  dau.  of  John  Olive.  Esq. 
of  Oporto^  and  by  her,  who  (d.  at  Exeter.  8  Nov.  1810.  had 
isffue^ 

JoHH.  now  of  ffidmouth. 

Charies.  b.  25  Jan.  1700.  m.  at  CalcuttiL  28  June,  1817. 
Maria-Jane,^ldest  dau.  of  Joseph  Mareohaux.  Esq. 

Egerton,  b.  24  June,  1701,  m.  at  Stamford,  12  AprU,  1814, 
Mary -Anne,  yonngest  dau.  of  Jeremiah  Belgrave,  Esq.. 
and  d.  7  March,  1833,  «.  p. 

Catherine.  Elizabeth.  Eleanor. 

Mr.  Cutler  ei.  2ndly,  Albinia,  dau.  of  Robert  Baikse.  Beq.. 
and  widow  of  John  Biroh,  Esq.,  but  by  her  had  no  issue. 
He  d.  2  Jan.  1886. 

^rms— Ax.,  three  dngon  or  wyvems*  head%  erased,  vrithin 
a  bordure,  or. 
Crafb—L  wyvem's  head,  erssed,  or,  dueally  collated,  as. 
gifrt    Hidmouth,  Devon. 

CUTLER  OF  UPTON. 

Cutler,  Georoi-Hsnrt,  Esq.  of  Upton,  oo.  Devon, 
JJP.,  t.  his  father  in  1799. 

IrttltXgf .— JoBV  Cutlbb,  Esq.  of  Upton,  in  Devon,  J.P., 
2im1  son  of  Henry  Cutler.  Esq.  of  Bamdey.  by  Eleanor  his 
wife.  dau.  of  Gervase  Beckett,  Eeq»  of  the  same  place,  m. 
20  March.  1783.  Sarah,  dao.  of  Geoxge  Olive,  Esq.  of  that 
town,  and  had  issue^ 

QBOBOB-HBirBT,  now  of  Upton.  Frank. 

Wingfleld.  Olive.  Beckett 

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Sarah- Ellison,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Blackball,  vicar  of 
Tardebig,  Worcestershire,  and  d,  leavi^ig  two  children. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Robert  Holdsworth.  vicar  of  Brix- 
ham  and  of  Townstall.  Devon,  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Cutier  d.  hi  July.  1700. 

ArvM  and  Citst—As  preceding  article. 
£tat~Upton.  Torbay. 


D*AETH  OF  KNOWLTON  COURT. 

Hughes  -  D'Aeth,  George  -  William,  Esq.  of 
Knowlton  Court,  in  Kent,  Rear- Admiral,  RN.,  m. 
1816,  Harriet,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Edward  Knatch- 
bull,  Bart,  of  Mersham  Hatch,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Kabbobough.  n.  Edward-Henry. 

ui.  George-Wyndham.  iv.  Charies. 

I.  Harriet.  n.  Frances.  m.  Elisabeth. 

This  Csmily,  which  derives  its  surname  from  Aeth.  in 
Flanders,  is  of  ancient  standing  in  the  co.  of  Kent.  Its 
representative. 

Sib  Thomas  D'Abth.  who  vrae  created  a  Babonbt  16  July, 
1716.  m.  Ist,  Elizabeth,  sole  heiress  of  her  brother.  Sir  John 
Narborough.  of  Knowlton  Court,  Bart.,  who  was  unfor- 
tunately cast  away,  with  his  father-in-law.  Sir  Cloudesley 
Shovel,  on  the  rocks  of  Soilly.  28  Oct  1707.    By  the  hehress 
of  Knowlton  Sir  Thomas  D'Aeth  had. 
X.  Nabbobottoh,  his  heir.  Snd  Bart.,  whose  only  child.  Sim 
Nabbobouoh  D'Avth,  8rd  Bart,  d.  vstam,  in  April,  1808, 
when  the  estates  devolved  in  his  cousin.  Qbobos- William 
HuoHXs,  the  present  Rkab- Admiral  D'Asth. 
n.  Thomas. 

I.  Elisabeth,  who  m.  in  1740.  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Godfrey 
Dawuey.  and  d.  $.p. 

n.  Elhanna,  m.  to  Gapt  Flb^erald,  of  the  French  service, 
and  d,  $.  p. 

m.  8ophi%  m.  in  1740,  William  Champneys.  Esq.  of  Vint- 
ners, in  Kent,  but  d.  without  issue,  in  1772. 
xv.  Bethia.  m.  1st  to  Herbert  Palmer,  Esq.  of  Wingham, 
in  Kent,  and  2naly,  to  John  Cosnan,  Esq.    She  d.  t.  p. 
V.  Harbibt,  m.  Josiah  Hardy.  Esq.  consul  at  Cadiz,  and 
had  five  daus.  namely. 

1  Harruet  Habdt,  who  became  the  2nd  wife  of  William 
Hughes.  Esq.  of  Betshanger.  in  Kent,  son  of  Thomas 
Hughes,  M.D.  of  Oxford,  bv  Msiy  his  wife,  only  child 
and  heiress  of  William  Smith,  Esq.  of  Eltham,  and 
grandson  of  John  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Kewbery,  co.  Berk% 
and  by  him,  who  d.  in  April  1786.  had  (with  three 
daus..  Harriet  Hughes,  m.  to  Geoige-Leonard  Austen. 
Esq.  of  Sevenoaks,  in  Kent;  Louisa  Hughes;  ana 
Chariotte  Hughes,  d.  unm.)  one  son,  Gbobgb- William 
HxjoHcs,  the  present  Rrab-  Admiral  D'Arth,  of 
Knowlton. 

2  Elizabeth-Sophia  Hardy,  m.  to  Edward  Markland, 
Esq.  of  Leeds. 

S  Priscilla  Hardy,  m.  to  John  Godby.  Esq.  of  Greenwich. 

4  Louisa  Hardy,  m.  to  John  Cooke,  Esq..  cu>tain  of  the 
'^BeUerophon."  kiUed  at  Trafalgar. 

5  Chariotte  Hardy,  ta.  to  Lieut. -Colonel  Geoxge-John 
Hamilton,  R.A. 

Sir  Thomas  D'Aeth  m.  2ndly.  Jane.  dau.  of  Walter  Williams, 
Esq.  of  Dingestow.  in  the  co.  of  Monmouth,  and  had  by  her 
one  smx.  Francis,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Knowlton,  who 
d.  unm.  in  1784.  Sir  Thomas  was  chosen  member  of  pariia- 
ment  for  Canterbury  in  1708,  and  for  Sandwich  in  1714. 
He  d.  4  Jan.  1745. 

ulrfii«--Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  sa..  a  griiBn.  passant,  or, 
between  three  crescents,  arg. ;  2nd  and  Mi,  sa.,  a  chevron, 
between  three  fleurs-de-lis,  arg. 

CVeae— A  griifin's  head,  erased,  or,  in  the  mouth  a  trefoil, 
slipped,  vert 

tfMt^Knowlton  Court,  oo.  Kent 


DALE  OF  GLANVILLE'S  WOOTTON. 

Dale,  Jambs-Charlss,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  Qlanville's 
Wootton,  and  Newton  Montague,  co.  Dorset,  b, 
18  Deo.  1791,  high-sheriff  of  Dorsetshire  in  1848; 
m.  28  Dec.  1848,  Marianne-Lucy,  dau.  of  Henry 
Wylde,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  is  a  descendant  of 
Robert  de  Egleefielo,  founder  of  Queen's  College, 
Oxford)  has  issue, 

I.  CHAaLES-WiLLiAM,  6. 16  May,  1851. 

n.  Edward-RoUrt,  b.  20  Jan.  1868. 

IritttXff^.— Thomas  Dalb,  Esq.  of  Purewell,  Christ- 
church,  CO.  Southampton,  a  younger  son  of  William  Dale, 
Esq.  of  Chewton  House,  ca  Hants,  m.  Axme  Lapthone.  of 
Plymouth  (her  sister.  Martha  Lapthome,  m.  Oq^tain  PeQy, 


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of  Upton.  Baaex),  and  had  issue  four  sons  and  foxir  daus. 
Of  the  former,  the  only  one  who  surriTed  his  father  vnm 

James  Dalk.  Esq.  of  Blandford,  who  was  6.  in  Dec.  1722, 
entered  the  navy  at  an  early  age,  and  subsequently  was  in 
the  East  India  servioe.  Captain  Dale,  after  his  retirement 
from  sea,  purchased  the  residence  at  Blandford  in  1763,  and 
•erred  as  high-«heriff  of  Dorsetshire  in  1770.  He  m.  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  John  Ganett,  Esq.  of  Blandford  and  of  WooUand, 
He  d.  in  1794.  having  purchased,  in  1767,  from  Edmund 
Walter,  Esq.  of  StoUbridge,  the  estate  of  OlanTiUe's  Wootton, 
$Xkd  settled  it  in  the  following  year  upon  his  eldest  son, 

Jajcw  Dal%  Esq.  of  OlanTitle's  Wootton,  oo.  Dorset,  6. 
16  Feb.  1766,  who  m.  in  1788.  Haiy-KeUaway,  dau.  of 
Biephen  Barton,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Jamxs-Ohaklks.  of  OlanTiDe's  Wootton. 
'   Mary.  m.  Henry  Megga,  Esq.,  and  d,  I  Jan.  1828. 

Kr.  Dale  d,  21  July,  1886. 

AriM—At.,  three  bugle-horns. 
Crea — ^A  gW'b,  ppr. 

Seat*— Glanville's  Wootton.  and  Newton-Montague  (onoe 
the  property  of  John,  1st  Duke  of  Marlborough^  co.  Dorset. 


DALE  OF  ASHBORNR 

Dale,  Hxlek-Kathabikb,  and  Fbakcbb-Eliza- 
BETB,  succeeded  their  brother,  Robert  Diile,  Esq.,  in 
1 858.  Helen-Katharine,  the  eldest  sister,  m.  28  Dec 
1829,  John-J.  Shuttleworth,  Esq.  of  Hodaaok  Park, 
00.  Nottingham,  and  has  had  issue, 

t.  Qeoxv^^oseph,  d.  28  Dec  1848. 

I.  Maiy-Katharine-Franoes. 

%intK^,—ThiB  fkmHy  is  of  great  antiquity  in  the 
county  <^  Derby.  Fragments  of  old  manuscripts  in  the 
posses8i<m  of  the  family  mention  "  Sir  Thomas  Dale,  lord- 
Justice  of  Ireland  in  1866,"  "In  ye  8  or  4  of  Pnur  and 
Mart,  Wal.  de  Dale,  Dr.  of  aril  Law,  Mr.  of  ye  Court  of 
Bequests,'*  "Mestre  Henri  de  Dale  lent  to  ye  king  800 
marks,"  **  Walter  de  U  Dale  "(14  Bioh.  II.),  "Willus  atte 
Dale,  de  Derby  "(16  Rks-  H.) 

BoBBrr  Dali;  Esq.  of  Flagg,  co.  Derby,  entered  his 
pedigree  at  the  Herald's  Visitation  ef  that  county  in  1634. 
He  m.  Margery,  dau.  of  Thomas  Chadwick,  Esq.  of  Fairfield 
Head,  oo.  Btaflbrd,  and  d.  in  1648,  leaTing  (with  three  daus.) 
three  sons,  Tis.,  1  Thurstan,  d.  unm. ;  2  Blchard,  who  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  William  Baker,  of  AshoTer  and  Sheldon,  and 
d.  in  1642,  leaving  a  son,  Oeotge,  of  Flagg,  who  m.  MilUoent, 
dau.  of  Bobert  Dakayne,  of  Prestclili;  eo.  Derby,  and  had, 
with  a  dau.  Ajum^  wife  of  Sir  WiUiam  Bowyer,  Bart.,  two 
sons,  Thurstan,  who  d.  wim. ;  and  Bobert,  of  Flagg,  whose 
dan.  MilUoent,  m.  Thomas  Powell,  Esq.  of  Parke,  in  Salop, 
who  survived  her,  and  8<^d  the  Flagg  estate  to  Thomas 
Bagshaw,  Esq.  of  Bidge;  8  Thomas.    The  3rd  son, 

Thomas  Dals,  Esq.  of  Parwich,  eo.  Derby.  6.  in  1608,  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  ^lomas  Platts,  of  Flagg,  and  had  two  sons 
and  two  daus.    The  elder  son, 

BoBSBT  Dals,  Esq.  of  Parwldi,  m.  1st,  AUoe,  dau.  of 
Oerman  Buxton,  Esq.  of  Bkassingtoa,  oe.  Derby,  and  2ndly, 
Anne,  dao.  of  Oeorge  Milward,  of  Alsop,  kx  the  sameooonty. 
Bj  the  former  he  had  two  sons  and  as  many  daus.,  vis., 
Thubstav,  his  hsir;  Bobert.  aged  40  in  1710,  beii«  then 
unm. ;  Margaret,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Luke  Flint,  M.A.  of 
Bomersall,  in  Staffordshire;  Mary,  living  unm,  in  1710. 
Mr.  Dale  was  68  years  of  sge  in  1710,  and  was  t.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

THUBSTAJf  Daui,  Esq.  of  Bakewell  and  Aahbomo,  co. 
Derby,  b.  in  1668,  m.  1st,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John  Hayne. 
£eq.  of  Asbbome,  and  heir  of  her  mother,  Dorothy,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  James  Bullock,  Esq.  of  Brampton,  and  had 
issue  three  sons,  Bobkbt,  his  heir;  John,  buried  at  Bake- 
well,  1762;  Thurstan,  b.  in  1797.  He  m.  2ndly,  Troth,  dau. 
of  —  Sleigh,  of  Ashbome,  and  widow  of  Charles  Qrammar, 
Esq.  of  the  same  place,  but  by  her  had  no  issue.  He  was 
«.  l^  his  eldest  son, 

BoBKBff  Dals,  Esq.  of  Ashborne,  J.P.,  b.  in  1608,  m. 
Tryphena,  dau.  of  Charles  Orammer,  Esq.  of  the  same 
plsM,  and  had  two  sons,  Thvhstaii,  his  heir;  Bobert»  d, 
mm,  20  May,  1795.    Mr.  Dale  d.  1766,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thubstam  Dals,  Esq.  of  Ashbome.  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Isaac  Burrows,  Esq.  of  Castlefleld,  co.  Derby,  by  his  2nd 
wife,  HoiM>ra  Burton,  who  was  directly  descended  Arom 
King  Edwabd  III.,  and  by  her.  who  was  buried  16  March, 
1781.  left,  at  his  decease  in  July,  1761,  a  son  and  successor, 

BoBSHT  Dals,  JSmq.  of  Ashbome.  high-sheriff  for  the  oo. 
ef  Derby  in  1736,  deputy-lieutenant  of  the  same  county,  and 
commandant  of  the  late  oorps  of  Ashbome  Volunteer  In- 
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fkatiy,  m.  8  May,  1778,  Katharine,  eldest  dau.  of  Blcbard 
Dyott,  Esq.  of  Fneford,  co.  Btaflbrd,  great-grandson  of 
Biohard  I^ott,  Esq.  of  Freeford.  by  Katharine  his  vrUb, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Oresley,  Esq.  eldest  son  of  Sir  Thomas 
Oresley,  Bart,  of  Drakelow.  by  Susan  his  wife,  dan.  of  Sir 
Humphrey  Ferrers,  Knt.  descended  from  King  Ebwahd  I., 
and  by  her,  who  d.  6  July,  1881,  had  issue. 

BoBHBT,  lieutenant-colonel  in  the  army,  commanded  tha 
98rd  Higlanders  at  the  battie  of  New  Orleaus,  in  1815, 
where  he  fell  at  the  head  of  his  regiment.  He  m.  Harriet^ 
dau.  of  Lieut-Colonel  Bainbrigge,  but  d.  without  issue. 

Trubstah,  heir  to  his  father,  nudor  in  the  army., 

Bichard,  lieutenant  of  the  9th  foot,  who  was  on  active 
service  during  the  whole  of  the  Peninsular  War,  d.  in 
camp,  near  Paris,  Sept.  1815. 

Katharine^  m.  to  Joeeph  Dalby,  Eeq.  of  Leicester. 

Elizabeth.  Anne,  d,  young.  Mary-Frances. 

Mr.  Dale  d,  8  Jan.  1885,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  survivinflT 
son, 

Thuhstah  Dals,  Esq.  of  Ashbome,  major  of  the  4th,  or 
King's  Own,  regiment  of  foot,  who  was  taken  prisoner  by 
the  French  in  1797.  The  following  year  he  succeeded  in 
making  his  escape  ftom  the  prison  of  Orieans,  together  with 
two  other  officers  of  the  King's  Own.  He  woe  Ukewiee 
with  the  army  in  HoDand.  and  finally  on  the  Stafl;  and 
aide-de-camp  to  General  Dyoti.  He  m.  98  March.  1800, 
Helen,  dau.  of  Thomas  Matthews.  Esq.  of  Drogbeda^  and 
sister  to  Colonel  James  de  MaoMahon,  of  the  Chateau  de 
Caumont,  near  Toulouse,  who^  on  enteting  the  Danish 
servioe.  resumed  the  fiimily  name  ef  MarMshon  Major 
Dale  d.  6  July,  1850,  leaving  issuer 

Thubstav,  heir  to  his  fiither,  B.  A.  of  tha  Inner  Tenaplo. 

BuBEBT,  a  lieutenant  in  the  army. 

Heleu-Katharine.  m.  to  John-J.  Shuttleworth,  Esq.  of 
Hodsaok  Park.  oo.  Nottingham. 

Frances-Elizabeth. 

Katharine-AmeUa,  m,  to  Edward  ChaloDer.  Esq.  of  Qold- 
thorpe  Grangie.  co.  Nottingfaaaa,  and  d.  19  May,  1840l 
leaving  three  daua,  Belen^Mary;  Henrietta-Mary;  and 
Katharine-Flora. 

Thubstah  Dalb,  Esq.  of  Ashbome,  B.A.  of  the  Inner 
Temple,  «.  his  fisther,  d.  14  Dec.  1851,  snd  was  a  by  his 
brother, 

Bobbrt  Dale,  Eeq.  of  Ashbome,  a  UeutenaBt  la  the  68rd 
regiment  of  foot,  who  was  sent  out,  in  fWx  1889,  with  a 
detadunent  of  his  regiment,  to  the  Swan  Blver  Settleaoent, 
Western  Australia.  His  public  services  were  meet  invaluable 
and  important  to  the  new  cokny;  he  explored  tha  interior 
of  tha  oouatiy  to  the  eastwsrd  ef  the  Darttag  rsnge  of 
mountains,  and  disoovered  tbe  great  grasiag  distilet.  On 
this  expedition  he  discoverad  the  Avon  river,  the  Dyott 
range  (so  called  in  compliment  to  Oenersl  Dyott,  the  oolonel 
of  bis  ngtmentXand  Mount  Bakewel),  the  highest  of  these. 
Mount  Dale,  lyiiog  between  the  Swan  and  the  Avon,  was 
nsmed  l^Govemor  Sir  Jaoaee  Stiritng.  alter  the  discoverer. 
Two  government  grants  of  above  8000  acres  eaoh,  and  finee 
ftom  all  location-duties,  were  given  to  lienlsnant  Dale  by 
the  governor,  in  acknowledgment  of  his  services.  He  left 
the  army  in  1888,  d.  at  Bath,  80  July,  1868,  and  was  buried 
in  the  Oatholie  Church  ef  St  John  the  EvangelisI,  fan  that 
dty.  Mr.  Dale  was  $,  by  his  sisters,  HaLka-KATHAanrB 
and  Fbahobs-Elbabbth. 

Jrm*— Psly  of  six,  gu.  and  arg.,  a  bend,  erm. ;  on  a  chieC 
as.,  three  garbe,  or. 

Cre«f— A  mount,  vert,  thereon  three  Danish  battle-axoe. 
one  in  pale,  and  two  in  saltier,  ppr.,  the  stave^  as.,  enoora- 
pnssed  oy  a  ^u^tlet  of  roees,  alternately  gu.  and  as.,  banded 
Dy  a  ribiuid.  or. 

Motto— Voa  arbitrio  popularis  sum. 

Ami— Asbbouxn. 


DAIJSON  OF  HAMPTONS. 

Daubon,  MAXiMiLiAir-DuDLBT-DiooESy   Esq.   of 
Haioptons^  ca  Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  major  West 
Kent  militia,  b.  S  Sept.  1792;  si.  8  May,  1819,  Anne- 
Maria,  8rd  dao.  of  Sir  John-Gregory  Shaw,  Bart  of 
Kenward,  Kent,  and  has  issue, 
I.  MAZoauAH-HAMMOHis  6.  18  May,  1880,  m.  10  July, 
1846,  Matilda,  8nd  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Bobert  Alexander, 
and  has  issue,  MAXunuAH-DuDLBT-Dinosa,  6.  5  Feb. 
1858 ;  MatiUkpTbeodosia :  and  Dorothea^CaroUna. 
u.  John-Beauvoir,  6.  88  Feb.  1888.  in  holy  orders,  m. 
Harriet-Augusts,  dau.  of  OSpt.  C.  Shaw,  B.N.,  and 
hssfaMue. 
m.  William-Stanley,  6.  8ft  April,  1888. 
IV.  Francis-Shaw,  6.  8  April,  1831,  lieut.  B.N. 
T.  Chsrisa-BurreU,  b.  19  Feb.  1388. 


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DAL 


L  Anna-MaTla-Julla^  m.  18  Mny,  1846,  to  Jmum,  Snd  Mm 
of  JamM  AlexAndor,  Beq.  of  Bom«rhUl. 

n.  Caroliae-lfary. 

nx.  Emma,  m.  18  May,  1845,  to  the  Rev.  R.  Polteney. 

XT.  Oeoiigiaiia,  m.  12  Aug.  1861,  to  Charles  •  Wataon 
Townley,  eldest  son  of  R.-G.  Townley,  Esq.  of  Ful- 
bourn,  oo.  Cambridge. 

T.  Louisa. 
Idr.  Dalison,  who  is  2nd  sou  of  the  late  William 
Hammond,  Esq.  of  St.  Albania  Court,  co.  Kent,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  the 
Rer.  Osmund  Beanvoir,  D.D.,  afsumed,  by  letters- 
patent,  dated  10  March,  1819,  the  surname  of  Dau- 
eoN  only,  upon  inheriting,  under  the  will  of  the  late 
Frances  -  Isabella  Master,  widow  of  W.-D.  Master, 
Esq.  of  Yotes  Courts  Kent,  the  estates  in  Kent  and 
Eincolnshire  of  the  ancient  family  of  Daxisom  of 
HampUmt. 

irCnease.— The  fiunUy  of  DiOison  is  stated  to  deriire 
tram  William  B'Alencoo,  one  oi  the  companions  in  arms 
of  the  CoNQUKBOB.  The  representative  of  the  family  in  the 
16th  century, 

WiLUAM  Daltsov,  Esq.  of  Laughton,  oo.  linooln,  son  of 
William  Dalison,  and  grandson  of  William  Dalyson,  by  his 
wife,  a  dau.  of  John  Vavasour,  of  Spaldiagton,  was  sheriff 
and  escheator  of  that  oounty.  He  d.  18  Dee.  1646,  leaving, 
by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Geoige  Wastneys,  Esq.  of  Haddon, 
Kotta,  with  three  daus.,  two  sons,  vis., 

9S0BGS,  of  Lauflhton,  grandihther  of  Sib  Rookb  Dalisoh, 
«f  Lauii^ton,  lieutenant-general  of  the  Ordnance,  who 
was  created  a  Babokbt  in  1611.  His  son  and  successor. 
Sib  Thomas  Dauson,  Snd  Baronet,  fell,  gallantly  fighting 
under  the  royal  baimer,  at  Naseby,  in  1646,  when  the 
title  beeame  Brmrcr. 

WxLLXAif,  M.P.  for  linoolnsfaiie,  one  of  the  judges  of  the 
Court  of  King's  Bench,  ancestor  of  the  Kentish  family,  of 
which  M.-D.-D.  Dalison.  jSsq..  now  of  Hamptons,  \a  a 
descendant,  beinff  7th  in  a  direct  line  from  Sur  H aximi- 
Ban  Dalison,  of  Hailing,  grandson  of  the  Judge. 

uf  mt*— Qu.,  three  crescents,  or ;  a  canton,  enn. 
Cre$t — A  man.  c<»npletely  accoutred  in  armour,  ppr.,  hold- 
In  his  dexter  hand  a  battle-axe,  arg.,  handle,  gu. 
ifotto— -D'aooomplir  Agincourt. 
^Stot— Hamptons,  near  Tonbridge. 


DALTON  OP  SLENmaPOHD, 

Dalton,  John,  Esq.  of  Sleningford,  co.  Yoi^hire, 
and  of  FQUn^^iam  Castle,  co.  Lincoln,  kte  a  captain 
in  the  army;  m.  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  RicWd 
Lodge,  Esq.  of  Leeds,  and  has  issue. 

Srltlf a0t. — ^The  fkmily  ot  Daltok  is  proved  by  Du^ 
dale's  VisitaUon  (1M6)  to  have  been  settled  at  Kingston- 
iqx>n-Hull  many  years  prior  to  going  into  Riehmondshire. 

Bib  William  Daltom,  Knt.  of  York,  one  of  the  King's 
oounoQ  for  the  northern  parts,  son  of  Thomas  Dalton,  of 
Sutton  in  Holdemesse,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Tyrwhitt,  of  Kettelby,  filled  the  offtoe  of  recorder  of  Tork 
and  HuH,  and  was  subsequently  appointed  by  Jambs  L, 
attorney-general  to  the  court  at  York,  receiving  at  the  same 
time,  the  honour  of  knighthood.  Sb:  William  d.  in  1649. 
His  son  and  heir, 

John  Dalton,  Esq.  of  Hawkeswell,  who  m  Dorothy, 
dan.  of  Sir  Conyers  I^rcy,  Lord  Darcy,  served  as  lieut.-ool. 
to  his  brother-in-law,  the  Lord  Darcy,  and  was  mortally 
wounded  on  passing  the  bridge  of  Burton-upon-Trent, 
while  conducting  the  Queen  ttota  Burlington  to  Oxford. 
His  eldest  son  was  Sir  William  Dalton,  of  Hawkeswell : 
his  ted, 

Thomas  Dalton,  Bsq.  of  Bedale,  who  m.  Anne,  dan.  of 
9ir  Marmadoke  Wyvill,  Bart,  of  Constable  Burton,  was 
great-grandfather  of 

John  Dalton,  Esq.,  who  acquired  very  high  reputation 
In  the  E.  I.  Co.'s  service.  He  m.  Isabella,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Wray,  Bart.,  by  whom  (who  li.  29  Hay,  1780)  he  left 
at  his  deeease,  in  July,  1811,  three  sons  and  two  daus.,  vis., 

i,  in  ise7,  the  somame  of  Nobolutb 


thovpe. 


Tboka%  who 

(SM  tkatfamUif.) 
John,  who  inherited  Sleningford. 
James,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Crofts  in  Yorkshb^who 

iM.  Maria,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  B.  Gibeon,  of  Bishop's  Stort- 

focd.  in  Bssinr,  and  has  issue, 
l^nees  BHrdbeth,  m.  to  William  Qarforth,  Bsq.  of  Wlgan- 

m.  to  Oeoige  Baker,  Esq.  of  Element  In  Dnxfaam. 
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Mr.  Dalton,  who   purchased    Sleningford  ftom  Sir  Cecil 
Wray,  Bart.,  was  «.  therein  by  his  2nd  son, 

John  Dalton,  Esq.  of  Sleningford,  oo.  York,  and  Fil- 
linghara  Castle,  oo.  Lincoln,  a  lieut.-coL  in  the  army,  who 
m.  10  March,  1783,  Susanna,  eldest  dau.  of  General  Robert 
Prescott,  of  Rose  Green,  oo.  Sussex,  and  had  issue, 

John,  now  of  Sleningford. 

James-Robert,  commander  in  the  royal  navy. 

Charles,  royal  artillery,  m.  in  Feb.  1832,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Dr.  Duncau.  M.D. 

Geoive,  royal  engineers,  m.  in  Aug.  1820,  Euphemia  Caul- 
field,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hannington,  Esq.  of  Dungannon 
Castle,  Deny,  Irdand. 

William-Seijeantson,  an  ofiBcer  in  the  army,  m.  in  Jan. 
1830,  Laura,  dau.  of  Captain  King.  R.N. 

Susanna-Isabella,  m.  in  1805,  to  Lieut -General  Sir  James- 
Charles  Dulbiac,  and  has  issue,  an  only  child,  Susannah- 
Btephania,  m.  29  Deo.  1836.  to  the  Duke  of  Roxburgfae. 

Franoes-EUxabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John- Walker  Harrison, 
of  Norton-le-day,  in  the  oounty  of  York,  and  has  issue. 

Morla-Catberine,  m.  to  Geoiva  Cleghome,  Esq.  of  The 
Weens,  in  Roxburghshire,  and  has  issue. 

Alblnia. 

Madelina- Agnes,  m.  in  Oct.  1830,  to  the  Rev.  Cecil-Wray 
Dalton. 
Col.  Dalton  d.  29  Sept.  1841. 

ArtM—hz.,  semte  of  oroes-croodets,  aisr.,  a  Hon,  rampant- 
guardant,  of  the  second  :  a  chieC  nebultfe,  ai^.  and  sa. 

CrtU — ^A  wyveru's  head,  displayed,  vert,  the  sides  of  the 
wingB^  or.  gotiged  with  a  ooUar. 

&a<«— Sleningford.  near  Ripon;  Fllingham  CSstle,  ten 
miles  north  of  Linooln. 


DALTON  OF  THURNHAM. 

Thx  represeiitation  of  this  ancient  family  at  pre- 
sent Yesta  in  the  two  surviving  daii&  and  co-heirs  of 
the  late  John  Dalton,  Esq.  of  Thumham  Hall;  viz., 
LnoT,  wife  of  Joseph  Boshell^  Esq.,  barrister-at- 
law,  and  Euzabeth. 

Srttl^a(ft. — Sia  JoHV  Dalton,  Knt.,  son  of  8b:  Robert 
de  Dalton,  lirisg  in  the  reign  of  Edwabd  IIL,  d.  in  1869, 
seised  of  the  manors  of  Bispham,  Dalton  Hall,  and  other 
lands  in  the  oounty  of  Lancaster.  He  was  direct  ances- 
tor of 

RoBCET  DaLTOw,  Bsq.  of  Bispham  and  Pilling,  who 
aoquired  by  purchase,  in  1666,  the  manor  and  estate  of 
Thumham. 

Thomas  DAcrax,  Esq.  ef  Thuinham,  an  enteiprising 
eavaUer,  ndsed,  at  his  own  expense,  a  regiment  of  horse, 
to  support  the  eause  of  royalty.  After  rendering  many 
very  essential  servioes  to  his  ill-fated  sovereign,  he  was  at 
length  so  desperateily  wounded  at  the  second  battie  of 
Newbury,  as  to  survive  but  a  very  short  period  that  unhi4>py 
conflict.    His  granddau.  and  co-heir, 

EusABBTH  Daltom,  eldest  dau.  of  Bobbkt  Daltov,  Esq. 
of  Thumham,  by  Eliabeth  Homer  his  wife, «.  to  the  estates 
of  Thumham,  Coekersand,  Ac,  oo.  Lancaster.  She  m.  Wil- 
llam  Hoohton,  Esq.  of  Paric  Hall,  derived  ttwn  Richard 
Hoghton,  Esq.  of  Park  Hall,  8rd  son  of  Sir  Richard  Hogh- 
ton,  of  Hoghton  Towei;  oo.  Lancaster,  and  was  t.  at  her 
decease,  in  1710,  by  her  eldest  son, 

John  Hoohtov,  Esq.,  who  assumed  the  surname  of 
Daltov.  He  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Sir  Piers  Mostyn,  Bart, 
of  Talacre,  and  was  9.  by  his  son, 

Robxbt  Daltom,  Esq.  of  Thumham,  who  m.  1st,  Hlis 
Butler,  and  had  a  son  Jomr,  his  heir.  He  m.  Sndly, 
Bridget^  dau.  of  Thomas  More.  Esq.  of  Bamborough,  and 
by  her  had  a  son,  William,  and  a  dau.,  Anne,  m.  to  Sir 
James  Fitsgerald,  Bart,  of  Castle  Ishen.    The  eldest  son, 

John  Dalton.  Bsq.  of  Thurfaam  Hall,  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of 
Sir  Thomas-Rookwood  Gage,  Bart,  of  Hengrave,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  in  1819,  had  iMue, 

JoHJi,  who  m.  Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  George  Cary,  Bsq.  of 
Terr  Abbey,  oo.  Devon,  but  d.  ».  v.  His  widow,  who  m, 
Sndly.  Sir  John-Hayferd  Thorold,  Bart,  and  Srdly,  Sir 
Charles  Ogle,  Bart,  d.  in  1842. 

Maxy,  d.  unm.  ,   „  « 

Loot.  co-heiraM.  m.  in  1816.  to  Joseph  BusheD,  Esq.,  bar- 
rister-at-law,  of  Meyerscough  Cottage,  oo.  Lancaster. 

ELOABEra,  oo-helress. 

Bridget ;  Chariotte ;  who  both  d.  wtm. 

Arm*- Am.,  semte of  cross-crosslets,  aiqg.,  alien,  rampant- 
guardant,  of  the  last  ,  ,  _, 

Crut-^JL  dragon's  head,  vert,  between  two  dragons'  wings, 
or. 

Surf—- Thumham  HaQ,  Lancaahire. 


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DALTON  OF  DUNKIRK  MANOR  HOUSE. 

Dalton,  Edward,  Esq.,  D.C.L,,  F.S.A.,  of  Dun- 
kirk Manor  House,  Minchinhampton,  co.  Qloucester, 
barrister-at-law,  6.  22  May,  1787;  m.  24  Nov.  1831, 
Elizabeth-Head,  only  dau.  of  Nathaniel  Lloyd,  Esq. 
of  Uley,  CO.  Gloucester,  and  has  an  only  surviyiug 
child, 

Euzabbth-Hkad. 

ILixltAfit* — ^ThiB  is  a  bnuioh  of  the  fiunily  of  the  name 
of  Thumham  Hall,  Lancaahire,  resident  for  mahy  generationB 
at  Curbridge,  in  the  pariah  of  Witney,  Oxfordahire,  whence 
Walter  Dalton,  with  hia  aona,  joined  hla  chief.  Colonel 
Thomaa  Dalton,  who  raiaed  a  regiment  to  aaakt  King 
Chablbi  I.,  aa  recorded  by  Lloyd,  and  other  hiatoriana. 
They  auffered  aererelyat  Newbury,  in  1M4.  Colonel  Dalton 
died  <^  hia  wounda,  at  Marlborough,  and  Waller  Dalton, 
the  younger,  eaoaped  wounded  into  Walea,  where  he  pur- 
chased landa  near  Kidwelly,  still  in  possession  of  tixe  family. 
Heleftissue^ 

Jambb  Daltom,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  resident  at  Pern- 
brey,  near  Kidwelly,  where  he  d.  6  May,  1721,  aged  71.* 

JoHX  Daltom,  Baq.,  hia  eldest  son,  receiver  for  the  Duchy 
of  Lancaater,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Howel  Powel, 
Et^.  of  Host  House,  and  dying  22  Feb.  1724,  lea  iasue. 
Hie  aon  and  heir, 

Ths  Rkv.  Jameb  Daltoh,  A.M.,  b.  28  June,  1718,  rector 
of  Stanmore,  Hiddleaex,  d.  in  1788.  He  m.  lat,  Grace,  dau. 
of  William  Ellia,  Eaq.  of  St.  Julians,  and  had  by  her  a  son, 
Jamea,  a  diatrict  Judge  in  the  East  ladies,  where  he  d.  $. p., 
and  a  dau.,  Sarah,  wife  of  Wm.  Covell,  Esq.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Mary-Box,  co-heiress  of  John  Woodward,  Esq.  of  Butler's 
Merston,  Warwickshire,  nnd  by  her  (who  d.  15  Dec  1790)' 
had  two  sons,  of  whom  the  elder, 

John  Daltom,  Esq.,  Hon.  E.  I.  Company's  dvil  service 
at  Bombay,  m.  Elizabeth,  sister  of  James  Forbes,  Esq., 
F.R.S.,  author  of  Oriental  Mtmoirt,  4kc.,  and  d.  in  1786,  i.p. 
His  brother  and  heir, 

Wiluaic-Edwabo    Dalton,    Esq.,    m.    Anne,    dau.    of 

Captain  Covell,  descended  ftom  the  "judicious  "  Hooker.  He 

d.  6  Dec.  1797,  having  had  four  daua.,  Mary,  m.  to  William 

Allies,  Esq. ;  Anne,  m.  to  Edwin  Allies ;  Elixa,  m.  to  John 

Budden,  Esq. ;  and  Sai-ah ;  and  four  sons,  vis., 

John,  6.  26  Aug.  1780,  of  Stanmore,  and  the  Priory  House, 

Peckham,  Surrey,  m.  1st,  Hannah,  only  dau.  of  James 

Neale,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  issue  two  daus.,  Eliza  and 

Hannah,  and  seven  sons,  viz.,  1  James-Edwards,  A.M., 

in  holy  orders,  6.  4  Hay,  1807,  wrangler  in  1829,  fellow  of 

Queen's  College,  Cambridge ;  2  John-Neale,  A.M.,  in  holy 

orders,  of  Cidus  College,  Cambridge,  b.  27  July,  1808, 

wrangler  in  1834;   8  William-Heuiy,  6.  24  Oct.  1809; 

4  Samuel-Neale,  A.M.,  of  Caius  College,  Cambridge,  in 

holy  orders,  6.  SO  Dec.  1813,  wrangler  iu  1837 ;  6  Edward, 

6.  22  April,  1816;  0  Bei^amin-Neale,  b.  11  Aug.  1810; 

and,  7  HeiWt,  b.  9  April,  1821.    He  m.  2ndly,  in  1823, 

Catharine,  only  dau.  of  Thomas  Chambers^  Esq.,  but  had 

no  issue  by  her. 

James-Forbes,  b.  26  April,  1785,  of  Homsey,  Middlesex. 
EnwABD,  D.C.L,  F.S.A..  of  Dunkirk  Manor  House. 
Arthur,  of  Swansea,  b.  20  March,  1794,  m.  his  third-cousin. 
Marv,  only  d«i.  of  Thomas  Dalton,  Eaq.  of  Cardifl;  and 
haa  issue,  Arthur;  Thomas-Masters ;  and  Mary. 

ulrmj— As.,  semte  of  cross- crosslets,  a  lion,  rampant-guar- 
dant,  aig. 

Cmt—K  gryphon  or  demi-dragon,  iasuant,  vert,  wings 
ouvert 

IfoMo— 4nter  cruoee  tiiumphans  in  oruce. 

Seat — ^Dunkirk  House^  near  Minchinhampton,  in  the  co. 
Gloucester. 


DALWAY  OF  BELLA  HILL. 

Dalwat,  Marriott,  Esq.  of  Bella  HUl,  M.A.,  oou 
Antrim,  6.  8  April,  1798 ;  m.  29  June,  1827,  Euphe- 
mia,  dau.  of  Thomaa  Henry,  Esq.  of  Castle  Dawson, 
CO.  Londonderry,  and  has  issue, 


*  EnwABD  Daltov,  6th  son  of  James  Dalton,  Esq.,  by 
Jovce  Vaugfaan  hia  wife,  waa  Collector  at  Uanelly.    He  m. 
Eluabeth,  dau.  of  John  Bevan,  Eaq.  of  Peneooyd,  and  had, 
JoHK,  6.  in  1708,  whoae  son,  EnwAan  Dalton,  m.  his 
oourin  Avliffii,  dau.  of  James-Ormonde  Dalton,  Esq.,  and 
had,  with  three  daus.,  two  sons:  the  younger,  John, 
lieut.  E  I.C.S.,  was  killed  at  Assays ;  the  eldar  Jambs 
Dalton,  Esq.  (medical  service,  E.I.),  m.  Augusta  Ritso, 
aud  d.  in  1823.  leaving  iasue,  Henry- Augustus.  6.  in  1808: 
Hawkins- Augustus,  6.  in  1813 ;  Chariotte- Augusta ;  and 
Carolina -QeoTgiana.  m.  to  Daniel  Prytheroh,   Eaq.  of 
Abergole.  co.  Oarmarthen. 
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I.  MABaion-BoBSBT,  b.  17  Nov.  1882. 
].  Euphemia,  m.  4  Aug.  1868,  the  Rev.  Alfi:ed-T.  Lee, 
youngest  aon  of  Sir  J.-Theophilus  Lee,  of  lamister 
Hall,  Torquay,  and  has  isaue,  a  son,  Marriott-Dalway, 
b.  17  May,  1864. 
Mr.  Dalway  was  four  times  high-sheriff  for  the 
county  of  the  town  of  Carrickfergus,  and  has  been 
mayor  of  that  borough  since  1888. 

irttimge.— The  first  of  this  family  who  setUed  in  Ire- 
land was  John  Dallwatb,  who  went  over  from  Devonshire 
in  1673,  a  comet  in  the  army  of  Queen  Elizabeth,  under 
Walter  Devereux,  Earl  of  Essex.  He  m.  Jane  O'Bryne, 
granddau.  of  Hugh  O'Neill,  Earl  of  Tyrone,  and  related  by 
the  mother  to  Shane  MacBryan  O'Neill,  of  the  Lower 
Clandeboye.  He  obtained  from  Shane  MacBryan  O'Neill  a 
grant  of  the  greater  part  of  the  Toiigh  of  Bradenisland  or 
Braidialand,  and  the  landa  of  Kihoot.  On  O'NeiU'a  death, 
in  1606,  hia  lands  became  forfeited  to  the  Crown;  but  on 
8  Oct  1603,  John  Dallvntye.  then  constable  of  Carrickfergus 
Castle,  obtained  ttom  King  Jambs  I.  a  grant  for  ever  of 
"  the  barony  of  Braidiland,  at  the  rent  of  xiii  Engl,  to  hold 
for  ever  In  ftee  and  common  soccage,  aa  of  Uie  Castle  of 
Carrickfergus."  These  lands,  together  with  those  purehaaed 
from  James  Hamilton,  Lord  Clandeboye,  were  on  8  July, 
1608,  erected  by  lettezs-patent  into  the  manor  of  Dallwaye. 
John  Dallwaye  waa  mayor  of  Carrickfergus  in  160S  and 
1600,  and  in  1613  was  M.P.  for  Bangor  in  the  Irish  Parlia- 
ment ;  by  his  marriage  with  Jane  O'Bryne,  he  had  an  only 
child,  Margaret,  who  waa  m.  about  1603.  to  John  Dobba, 
who  became  possesaed  of  the  lands  of  CaaUe  Dobbs  and 
Ballymure  (Me  Dobbs  </  CaetU  Jhbbe).  On  hia  death,  about 
1618.  he  was  «.  by  hia  nephew, 

JoBH  Dallwat  the  elder  aon  of  hia  brother  Giles  (he 
had  a  younger  brother  slso  named  John,  who  was  captain 
in  the  army,  and  high-aheriff  of  the  co.  Antrim  in  1636). 
He  m.  a  dau.  of  William  Edmonstone,  of  Bed  Hale,  oo. 
Antrim,  and  by  her  had  iaaue,  ALSXAin>Ea,  hia  heir;  Robert ; 
John ;  Archibald ;  Henry;  Helen,  fit,  1st,  Andrew  Clements, 
Esq.  of  Carrickfergua,  and  2udly,  Col.  Jamea  Wallace. 
John  Dalway  waa  mayor  of  Carrickfergua  in  1660  and  1661. 
He  d.  in  1666,  and  waa  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

ALXZAKnBR  Dalwat,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Parka, 
Esq.  of  Carrickfergus:  she  survived  him,  and  m.  Sndly, 
James  Shaw,  Eaq.  of  Dunnathie.  By  his  marriage  with 
Anne  Parka,  Alexander  had  iaaue,  Johh,  hia  heir ;  Robert, 
m.  Lettioe,  dau.  of  Capt.  John  Dalway,  and  d.  t.  p,  1698 ; 
Elinor,  «a.  to  Henry  Clementa,  Eeq.  of  MuHakinhill,  oo. 
Antrim  (who  was  high-sheriff  for  the  ooimty  in  1707),  she  d. 
1606;  Mary,  m.  Anthony  Kerr,  Esq.;  Jane.  Alexander 
Dalway  vraa  high-sheriff  of  oo.  Antrim  in  1662.  He  d.  in 
1668,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Dalwat,  who  d.  t.  p.  1687,  and  left  hla  estates  to  his 
nnde. 

Col.  Robbbt  Dalwat,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  John 
William,  Bart.,  oo.  Kent,  and  widow  of  Charies,  1st  Lord 
Shelbume,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1760)  had  issue,  Auex- 
AimKE,  his  heir ;  Henry ;  John ;  Anne ;  Elinor,  m.  Andrew 
Stevirart,  Esq.  of  Castle  Stuart.  Col.  Robert  Dalway  was, 
in  1606,  M.P.  for  Antrim.    He  was  a.  by  his  eldest  son, 

ALBXAimBa  Dalwat,  Esq.,  who  m.  27  Sept.  1005,  Annar 
Helena,  dau.  of  Archibald  Edmonatone,  Esq.  of  Red  Hall, 
and  by  her  had  issue,  Robert,  his  heir ;  Archibald ;  Alex- 
ander ;  Elizabeth,  na.  James  Macartney,  Esq. ;  Anne,  m.  1st, 
Arthur  Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Drumbeg,  co.  Down,  2ndly,  Rev. 
Samuel  Halliday,  of  Belfast ;  Helena ;  Emily ;  Lettioe,  «h. 
John  Hamilton,  of  Ballybogh,  co.  Cavan.  Alexander  Dal- 
way was,  in  1715.  M.P.  for  Carrickfergus ;  he  d.  in  1718,  and 
was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Robcbt  Dalwat,  who  «.  21  Jan.  in8,  Mary,  dan,  of 
Joseph  Marriott.  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  2ndly,  Jane  Steele,  of 
Craigs  Caatle,  Ballymena :  by  his  lat  wife  he  had  iaaue, 

Robert,  b.  6  Aug.  1728,  d,  young. 

Marriott,  his  heir. 

MeheUbella,  «.  Noah  Webb,  Esq.  of  DunshogkUn,  co. 
Meatb,  and  had  issue  a  son,  Noah,  of  whom  presently. 

Ann,  d.  wtm. 

Eleanor,  d.  1791,  unm. 

Mary,  d.  Oct  1796. 

Robert  Dalway,  in  1721,  was  M.P.  for  Newry,  and  fn  1740 
was  high-sheriff  for  the  oo.  of  Dublin.  He  d.  in  1761,  and 
waa  $.  by  hla  aon, 

Marriott  Dalwat,  in  1761  vraa  M.P.  for  Carrickfergus, 
and  in  1784  colonel  of  the  volunteer  battalion  raised  by 
himself.  He  d  a  p.  8  April,  1795,  leaving  his  estates  to  his 
nephew,  Noah  Webb,  who  in  accoi-danoe  with  the  will  of 
his  uncle  assumed  the  name  aud  arms  of  Dalwat.    This 


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Noah  Dalwat,  Biq.  m.  in  1795,  Ellen,  dan.  of  Arch- 
dMOcm  Conway  Benning,  and  had  iMua, 

H  ABBiorr,  hia  hair. 

Noah.  Ueot  R.K..  6.  80 April.  17M.  m.  1888,  EmUyQibbon, 

and  haa  isana  two  sona  £ad  four  daua. 
John-Banning,  b.  8  Deo.  180S,  capt  Snd  Queen'%  <Li.p, 
Heniy,  b,  14Dec.  1808. 
Geoige-lf  ontague,  b.  1810. 
Ann,  m.  lat,  to  Qflbert  McIlTaen,  Eaq  ;  and  2ndly,  to 

Geonm-W.  BiaddeU,  laq. 
ICaxy-Margaretk  at.  to  Joeeph  Barna,  Esq.,  capt.  R.A.,  and 

haaiasoe. 
BUen,  fli.  to  Peter  Kirk,  Eaq.,  late  If  .P.  for  Carrickfeigaa^ 

and  haa  iaaue,  William  Kirk.  high-flherlfrforCarrickfeivua 

for  1854;  Cfaarlea  Kirk,  lieut.  lat^dot;  EUeu  Kiik:  Anne 

Kirk;  and  IfariaKiik. 
mUioent-Jane,  m.  lat,  to  Thomaa  Millar,  Eaq.  of  Garrick- 

ftogua.  and  haa  iaaue,  Killioent  Millar;  Ann  Millar;  and 

BUen  MiUar.    She  ta.  Sndly,  Philip  Fletcher,  bq.,  capt 

U.B.I.C.B. 
Jane,  m.  to  Duncan-Davys  Wilaon,  Eaq.,  and  haa  iaaue^ 

WflUam-Dunoan  Wilaon ;  QojMa  Wilaon ;  Ellen  Wilaon. 
Lucy.  m.  to  Henry  Baldwin,  £aq.,  and  had  iaaoe  a  aon,  d. 

in  18SS. 
MehetabeUa,  d,  S8  April,  1815. 

Mr.  Noah  Dalway  waa  mayor  of  Oarrlckfeigaa  in  1800, 1800, 
Ull,  1818,  and  waa  UJP.  for  that  borough  in  1799  and  1801, 
and  waa  the  flrac  member  for  that  town  to  the  Imperial 
Fartiament.  He  waa  alao  a  commander  B.N.  He  d.  in 
1890,  and  waa  «.  l^  hia  eldeat  aon,  Mabbiott,  the  preaent 
rof  Bella  HilL 


^rma— Aig.,  two  liona  in  chief,  oounter-paaaant,  and  one 
In  baae,  paaaant,  all  guardant,  gu.,  armed  and  langued,  as. 

Omt—A  demi-Uon,  rampant,  holding  in  hia  paw  a  atafi; 
erect,  ppr. ;  on  a  banner  appendant  thereto,  uid  flotant  to 


the  Biniater.  arg.,  a  aalUer,  of  the  first. 
JfoMo— Bato  quod  audea. 
SmI— BeUaHOl,  Carridkfeigua. 


DALY  OF  CASTLE  DALY. 

Dalt,  James,  Esq.  of  Castle  Daly,  co.  Oalway,  (. 
in  March,  1808 ;  m.  Maigaret,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late 
Hubert  Dolphin,  Esq.  of  Turoe,  co.  Oalway,  and  has, 
with  other  issue,  an  eldest  son, 

PRsa-HuBSBT,  ft.  in  Nov.  1888. 

Mr.  Daly  is  son  of  Peter  Daly,  Esq.,  by  Louisa  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Christopher  MaoEvoy,  Esq.,  and  Mary- 
Lowe  his  wifa 

Daly,  Loughrea. 


DALY  OF  COOLINEY. 

Dalt,  Jamis,  Esq.  of  CooUney,  co.  Qalway,  b. 
0  March,  1826 ;  m.  17  Jan.  1854,  Mai^garet,  2nd  dau. 
of  the  late  Charles-Edward  Kennedy,  Esq.  of  Pea- 
mount,  CO.  Dublin.  This  gentleman  is  eldest  son  of 
the  late  Henry-De  Biu^h  Daly,  Esq.  of  Lurgan, 
ca  Qalway  (who  d.  8  Nov.  1888),  by  Margaret 
Coghlan  his  wife,  and  grandson  of  Arthur  Daly, 
Esq.,  by  Jane  Gk>re  his  wife.  He  has  two  brothers 
and  as  many  sisters,  vi&, 

Hemy-Micfaael,  m.  2  April,  1851,  Eliabeth,  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  Thomaa  Oaddy. 

Denia-BoweaL 

Maria-Jane.  Anna-Maigaret. 

MotU^—Veo  et  regi  fidelia. 
fiaol— OooUney,  co.  Oalway. 


DAMES  OF  GREENHILL. 

Lovqwosth-Dambb,  Framoib,  Esq.  of  Oreenhill, 
King's  County,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1882, 
M.  1st,  1  June,  1880,  Anna,  youngest  dau.  of  the 
Bey.  Trayera  Hume,  DJD.,  by  Elizabeth  Balaguier 
his  wife,  niece  and  heiress  of  Earl  Macartney,  and 
hy  her  (who  d,  in  1835)  had  issue, 

1.  TBOMAi,  b.  19  March,  1881. 

u.  Franda-Travers,  b.  28  April,  1884. 

I.  BUaabeth,  d.  in  1886. 
He  m.  2ndly,  18  Aug.  1889,  Elizabeth-Selina,  young- 
est dau.  of  the  late  Ralph  Smyth,  Esq.  of  Gaybrook, 
CO.  Westmeath,  by  Hannah-Maria  his  wife,  2nd  dau. 
278 


DAN 

of  Sur  Robert  Staples,  Bart  of  Durrow,  Queen's 
County,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Balph,  6.  in  1840,  d.  1841. 

n.  Robert-St^dea,  6.  in  1841. 

L  Mary-Jane. 

Irtttfaiir.— Thomas  Lonowobth,  Esq.,  Srd  aon  of 
Franoia  Longworth,  Eaq.  of  Graggan  Caatle,  co.  Weatmeath, 
by  Elisabeth  hia  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomaa  Damea, 
Eaq.  of  Bathmoyle,  King'a  Co.,  aaauraed  the  additional 
aumame  and  arma  of  DAiias,  aa  heir  of  hia  maternal  grand- 
father, Thomaa  Damea,  Eaq.  of  Rathmoyle.  He  m.  Jane,' 
youngeat  dan.  of  Maunaell  Burke,  Eaq.,  aon  of  Anthony 
Burice,  Eaq.  of  Springfield,  co.  Oalway,  and  hy  her  had 
iasue, 

Frahois,  now  of  Greenhill. 

John-Maunaell,  m.  Julia,  dau.  of  —  Ombler,  Eaq.  of  Par- 
lington,  00.  Tork. 

Thomaa,  capt  lat  dragoon-guarda,  d.  in  1846. 

John,  banker  in  Devonahire. 

Arthur,  vicar  of  Kenton,  co.  Devon. 

William,  colonel  87th  regt,  m.  ChriaUne^  dan.  of  Smith, 
Eaq.  of  Toronto,  Canada. 

Oeoige,  capt.  66th  regt,  m.  Emma,  dau.  of  John  Kemble, 
Eaq.  of  Quebec. 

Jane,  m.  to  Hugh  Hammlll,  Eaq.  of  Eburtfleld,  oo.  Dublin. 

Eliza,  d.  %mm.  in  1886. 

Maria,  m.  to  Robert-Fleetwood  Bynd,  Eaq.  of  Byndvllle^ 

CO.  Meath. 

ulrma— Quarterly:  lat  and  4th,  axg.,  three  wolvea*  head% 
eraaed,  gu. ;  2nd  and  Srd,  az.,  three  mulleta,  pierced,  or. 
Crt»t—k  mullet,  pierced,  or,  and  a  talbot'a  head,  eraaed. 
Jfotto— Virtute  et  prudentUL 
Aatf— Oreenhill,  Edendeny,  King'a  County. 


DANE  OF  KILLYHERLIN. 

Dans,  Paul,  Esq.  of  Killyherlin,  co.  Fermanagh, 
b.  5  July,  1810. 

%intllf[t. — JoHH  Davb,  Eaq.  of  Killyheriin,  captain  in 
the  army,  aon  of  Paul  Daks,  provost  of  KnniakiUen  in 
1688,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Jamea  Auchinleck,  Esq.  of  KU- 
lyreagh,  co.  Fermimagh,  and  waa  father  of 

Paui.  Dams,  Eaq.  of  Killyheriin,  who  m.  Maigaret  Swords, 
and  waa  «.  by  hia  aon, 

Richard  Dane,  Eaq.  of  killyheriin,  D.L.  and  J.P.,  many 
yeara  provoat  of  Belturbet,  oo.  Cavan,  b.  10  Feb.  1771,  who 
m.  13  Aug.  1809,  Anna,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Alexander  Auchin- 
leck, rector  of  Boaaony,  oo.  Fermanagh,  and  had  iaaue, 

Paul,  now  of  Killyheriin. 

Samuel-Lowry-Cony,  deoeaaed. 

Riohard-Martiu,  of  the  29th  rogt 

William-Auchinleck.  Daniel-Anohinleck,  deceased. 

Armar^Lowry-Corry,  deoeaaed. 

Bldon,  deoeaaed.  John. 

Juliana,  wife  of  WllUam-Acheaon  O'Brien,  Eaq.  of  Drum- 
aella,  co.  Leitrim. 

Anna-Maria.  Henrietta. 

Maigaret-Elizabeth.  EmUy,  deceaaed. 

Mr.  Dane  d.  89  Jan.  1842. 

^rma— 8a..  a  aerpent,  entwined  and  erect,  arg. 
Crtit,—A  demi-liaard,  iaauing  from  a  ducal  coronet, 
ifotto— Forti  et  fideU  nihUdifficile. 
fiea^— Killyheriin,  oo.  Fermanagh. 


DANIELL  OF  NEW  FOREST. 

Danibll,  Robbbt,  Esq.  of  New  Forest,  co.  West- 
meath, 6. 12  June,  1830. 

Irtltf  age.— This  ia  a  branch  of  the  very  ancient  Cheahira 
£unily  of  Dajhell  qfDaruburp. 

MioHAXL  Danikll,  Eaq.  (whoae  leather  m.  the  heireaa  of 
John  Wade,  Eaq.  of  Clonabraney,  co.  Meath  (aee  Wad*  ^ 
CUmabrane^X  waa  a  deacendant  of  thia  old  Cheahire  raoe. 
He  m.  Maigaret.  dau.  of  Samuel  Woodward,  Eaq.  of  Wood- 
ville,  00.  Meath.  and  had  two  aona,  Johw  Damielu  B^qr  ^ 
Bellevue,  co.  Meath,  ci^  17th  Lancera,  who  d.  16  May»  184<K 
and 

HsintT  Dahixll,  Eaq.  of  New  Foreat,  J.P.  for  the  oountlea 
of  Meath  and  Weatmeath.  who  aerved  aa  high-aharlff  ef  the 
latter  in  1808.  He  waa  6.  in  Sept  1767,  and  m.  16  Aug. 
1794,  laabella,  2nd  dau.  of  Bobert  Tij^,  Eaq.  of  South  HiU, 
CO.  Weatmeath,  M.P.  for  Carrick.  by  laabelU  hia  wift,  aiater 
of  Sir  Gilbert  King,  of  Charieaton,  eo.  Boeoommeai,  and 
had  iaaue, 

I.  BoBEBT.  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  27  Sept  17*^  m.  21  July, 
1827,  Cedlia-Francea,  2nd  dau,  of  Mijor  CUffc,  of  BeDeTUi^ 
00.  Wexford,  and  d,  6  Aug.  1841.  leaving  lasu^ 


DAN 

RoBSBT^iOBOB,  now  of  New  Forest 
8  AnthoQy-John,  b.  16  March,  1833. 
1  Frances.  2  Isabella-Jane.       3  Henrietta-Cecilia. 

n.  George,  capt  R.N.,  J.P.,  6.  31  A-ag.  1797,  m.  23  June, 

1843,    Alida-Katherine,    eldest  dau.    of  the   Rt.   Hon. 

Francis  Blackburoe,  late  lord-chanoellor  of  Ireland,  and 

has  issue, 
ui.  Henry,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Portnasbangan,  co. 

Westmeath,  b.  28  July.  1801.  d.  wim,  29  March,  1836. 
IT.  John-Michael,  lieut.  26th  legt,  6. 19  Oct.  1815,  d.  wnm. 

at  Chusan,  27  Nov.  1840. 
I.  Isabella^Jisjrgaret.  m.  23  May,  1821,  to  William-Hamilton 

Smyth,  Bso.  of  Drum  House,  oo.  Down,  sou,  by  Ids  2nd 

marriage,  of  William  Smyth,  Esq.  of  Drumcree,  M.P.  for 

the  CO.  of  Westmeath. 
n.  Franoes-Louisa,  d,  wtm.  24  Feb.  1820. 

Mr.  Daniell  was  «.  at  his  decease,  by  his  grandson,  the  pre- 
sent BoBKBT-OsoBaB  Danibli^  Esq.  of  New  Forest. 

Arm»    Arg.,  a  pale  Aisilly,  sa. :  a  oresoeut,  gu. 

Crt$t — ^An  unicorn's  head,  erased,  armed  and  crined,  or, 
«haiged  with  a  crescent,  gu. 

IfoMo— Pro  fide  et  patxiA. 
.    Aol— New  Forest^  Tyrrel's  Psss,  Westmeath. 


DANSEY  OF  EASTON. 

DAN8B7,  Danbet-Richard,  Esq.  of  Easton  Court, 
CO.  Hereford,  J.P.,  m.  in  1814,  Frances-Elizabeth, 
dau.  and  co-beir  of  the  Rev.  James  Ingram,  of  Bur- 
ford«  CO.  Salop,  and  has  issue, 
I.  RiOBABD-lKOBAM,  m.  in  1844.  Annabella-Caroline,  dau. 
of  Robert-Bell  Price,  of  Bitterley,  oo.  Salop,  and  has 
issue,  Riohard-Ingram  and  Henry-BarwelL 
n.  Roger-Delamere,  E.I.C.B. 
I.  Franoes-Milborough,  m.   to  Biohard   Qreen,   Esq.  of 

Frydd  House,  oo.  Radnor, 
n.  Oonstance-EliBkbeth,  m.  to  Bichard-Douglas  Ooogfa, 
Esq.  of  Tnisoedwyn,  oo.  Brecon. 

fLdltS^e* — The  Danaeys,  originally  Daunteseys,  rank 
with  the  most  ancient  Cunilies  in  Herefordshire.  Tlieir  ori- 
ginal place  of  residenoe  was  in  Wilts,  in  which  shire  Camden 
records  that  William  Dauntesey  held  lands  by  knight's  ser- 
▼ioe,  7  HnratT  III.  The  same  antiquary  also  mentions  that 
Richard  Dauntesey  was  possessed  of  estates,  both  in  Wilt- 
shire and  Herefordshire,  in  the  reign  of  Edwabd  I.  The 
last  direct  male  representatiTe  of  the  Herefordshire  line  was 

BiDHARD  Dahsst,  Esq.,  a  colond  in  the  army,  distin- 
guished-for  his  services  in  Spain  under  Lord  Peterborougli, 
d.  iMun.  in  1740,  having  bequeathed  his  estate  to  (the  2nd 
son  of  his  sister  Deborah,  the  wife  of  Edward  Collins,  of 
Acton  BumeU)  his  nephew, 

WiLUAX  CoLUHs,  Esq.,  who  assumed,  in  consequence,  the 
surname  and  arms  of  Dahsbt.  Hem.  Harriet,  dau.  of  John 
Sawyer,  Esq.  of  Haywood,  oo.  Berks,  but  dying  t.  p.  in 
1775,  was  $.  by  (the  son  of  his  brother  Edward)  his  nephew, 

Daitskt  Colums,  Esq.  of  Easton  Court,  who  assumed 
the  surname  and  arms  of  Danbbt.  He  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of 
R.  Sutton,  Esq.  of  Cheshire,  and  had  issue, 

Dansey,  mi^or  in  the  Worcester  militia,  m.  Miss  Frances 
Warren,  and  left  two  daus.,  his  co-heirs. 

RiOBABD,  of  whom  presently. 

BUen,  m.  Ist,  to  Geoige  Pardee,  Esq.  of  Nash  Court,  co. 
Salop,  and  2ndly,  to  (^  Rev.  Thomas  Rocke,  of  Tenbuiy. 

BetsY,  d.wnm. 

Martha,  m.  the  Yen.  Joseph  Corbett,  of  Longnor,  co.  Salop, 
and  d.  in  1812,  aged  40^  baving  issue. 

Nancy,  d.  unm. 

Mary,  m.  to  Henxy  Johnson,  Esq,  of  Frankwell,  oo.  Salop, 
and  had  numerous  issue. 
The  2nd  son, 

RiOBARO  DAirsBT,  Esq.  of  Easton  Court,  m.  in  1788,  Miss 
Emma  Johnson,  and  left,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  heir, 
Dahbsy-Richabo  Daviot.  Esq.,  the  present  representative 
of  the  family. 

i<n»is— Bany-wavy  of  six,  aig.  and  gu- 
CVeae— A  lion's  head,  erased,  aig. .  collared,  gu. 
Atrt— Easton  Courts  oo.  Hereford. 


DARBY  OF  LEAP  CASTLE. 
Darbt,  William-Hbnbt,  Esq.  of  Leap  CJastle, 
King's  County,  m,  Laura-Charlotte,  dau.  of  the  late 
Edward-Jeremiah  Curteis,  Esq.  of  Windmill  Hill, 
oo.  Sussex,  and  by  her  (who  <L  27  Mar^  1847)  has 
issue, 
1.  Jonathan.  6.  26  June.  1828,  m.  7  Sept.  1863,  his  cousin 

Caroline-Curteis  Graham. 
1.  Mary-Chariotte. 
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D  A  R 

E^tntflfff  • — The  family  of  Daiby  has  long  been  seated  at 
t/eap  Castle,  in  the  King's  County. 

John  Darbt,  Esq.  of  Ijo&p  Castle  and  of  Markley*  oo. 
Sussex,  brother  of  the  late  Admiral  Darby,  and  of  General 
Darby,  married,  and  had  issue,  Wiluam-Hbnrt,  now  of 
Leap  Castle  ;  and  G  hobos,  banrister^t-law,  of  Markley* 
M.P.  for  East  Sussex. 

fieo^-Leap  Castle,  King's  County. 


DARBY  OF  STOKE  COURT. 

Darbt,  Abraham,  Esq.  of  Stoke  Court,  Bucks, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1858,  b,  SO  March, 
1804 ;  m.  8  Aug.  1839,  Matilda-Frances,  eldest  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  the  late  Francis  Darby,  Esq.  of  Sunni- 
side  House,  Colebrookdale. 

iLinfOffe.  — This  fkmily  has  resided  at  Colebrookdale 
for  many  generations,  and  has  acquired,  by  purohase,  estates 
in  that  vicinity. 

Abraham  Darbt,  6.  8  March,  1711,  son  of  Abraham, 
Uying  at  Colebrookdale,  16»7.  m.  1st,  Miss  Margaret  Smith, 
and  had  by  her  one  dau.,  Hannah,  m.  to  Richard  BeynoklB. 
Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Bristol.  Mr.  Darby  m.  2ndly,  Abiah. 
widow  of  —  Slndair,  and  youngest  child  of  Samuel  Maude, 
Esq.  of  Sunderland,  and  had  two  sons  and  two  daus., 

L  Arraham,  of  Colebrookdale.    6.    24   April,    1750,    m, 
Rebecca,  dau.  of  Frands  Smith,  Esq.  of  Doncaster,  and 


1  Fravois,  his  heir,  of  Sunniside  House,  Colebrookdale. 
6.  6  April,  178S,  m.  16  June.  1808.  Humah,  only  child  of 
John  Grant,  Esq.  of  Leiffhton  Buszard,  Beds,  and  left 
two  daus.,  his  co-heirs.  Matilda-Frances,  wil<B  of  Abra- 
ham Darby,  Esq.  of  Stoke  Court ;  and  Adelaide- Anne. 

2  Richard,  6. 1  Jan.  1788,  m  Maria,  only  chUd  of  the  late 
John  Sorton,  Esq.  of  Chester,  and  has  issue. 

1  Anne,  m.  to  Baniard  Dickinson.  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

2  HansuBh.  m.  to  William  Tothill,  Esq.  of  Bedland.  near 
Bristol,  and  has  issue. 

n.  Samuxl,  of  whom  presently. 

X.  Mary,  m.  to  Joseph  Rathbono,  Esq.  of  Liveipool,  and 
d. ».  p. 

n.  Sanh,  d,wtm. 
The  2nd  son, 

Samurl  Darbt,  b.  10  Jan.  1765,  «».  in  177«»  Deboxah, 
dau.  of  John  Barnard,  Esq.  of  Sheffield,  and  d.  I  Sept. 
1790,  leaving  two  sons, 

L  Saxubl,  who  m.  Frances- Anna,  dau.  of  John  WUliamea, 
Esq.  of  Welch  Pool,  co.  Montgomeij,  and  d.  1  Feb.  1808. 
leaving  an  only  dau.  and  heiress.  Mart,  m.  6  Dec  1825, 
to  the  Rev.  Edward-Pryoe  Owen,  M.A.,  vicar  of  Welling- 
ton, and  rector  of  Bvton,  in  Salop,  only  son  of  the  Ims 
Ardideacon  Owen,  of  Shrewsbury. 

u.  EoMUitD,  of  whose  line  we  treM. 

The  2nd  son, 

Eninnn)  Darbt,  6.  22  April,  1782,  m.  1803,  Lucy,  dau.  of 
John  Burlingham,  Esq.  of  Catherine  Hill,  Worcester,  and 
d.  20  March,  1810,  leaving  with  two  daus.,  two  sons, 

I.  Abrahah,  now  of  Stoke  Court. 

II.  Alfted,  of  Stanley  Hall,  6. 1807,  «.  April,  1848,  Rebecca, 
dau.  of  WUliam  Christy,  Esq.,  and  rf.  14  April,  1852, 
leaving  a  son,  Alfred-Edmund  William.  6.  7  Sept.  1850, 
and  two  daus.,  Alice-Mary  and  Alfrida-Darby. 

Jrms— Per  chevron  battelly,  az.  and  erminois,  three  eagles 
displayed,  two  and  one,  each  chaiged  on  the  breast  with  an 
es<^op,  all  couuterchiuiged. 

Crttt — ^In  trout  of  two  crosses-crossletfitohte,  in  saltier,  sa.. 
a  demi-ea^e  displayed,  couped,  erminoi^  wings,  as.,  duoged 
on  the  breast  with  an  escallop,  of  the  last 

Jf  otto— Utcuuque  placuerit  Deo. 

Stot— Stoke  Courts  Bucks. 


D'ARCY  OF  HYDE  PARK. 
D*Abct,  George -Jamxb- Norman,  Esq.  of  Hyde 
Park,  CO.  Westmeath,  J.P.,  ft.  in  1820. 

SrintaSt. — ^The  family  of  Db  Arot  ranks  with  the 
most  eminent  estaUlshed  in  Eng^d  by  the  Norman  Con- 
quest ;  and  amongst  the  peersges  of  past  times,  there  are 
two  Baronies  in  Abeyanee,  one  Forfeited  Barony,  and  three 
Extinct  Baronies,  all  of  which  had  been  conferred  upon 
members  of  the  house  of  D'Arcy,  besides  the  extinct  Earl- 
dom of  Holdemess.  The  D'Abots  o/  Hyde  Park  are  the 
chief  and  eldest  existent  line  of  this  ancient  and  distin- 
guished family. 

Norman  D'Arot,  Lord  of  Nooton,  temp.  Conquest,  living 
in  1092,  was  father  of  Robert  D'Arct,  of  Nocton,  who  d. 
9  Hekrt  II.,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  Thomas  D'Arot.  Baron 
of  Nocton,  who  m.  AUoe»  dau.  of  Ralph  Doineoart,  and 


Digitized  by  CjOOQI, 


D  A  R 


D  A  R 


djring  S7  HmniT  II,  left  a  eon  and  sacoMsor,  Thomas 
D'Abot,  Baron  of  Nocton,  0  Richard  I.  and  6  John,  father 
of  NoRXAH  D'Abct,  Baron  of  Nocton,  in  arms  against  King 
JoHK.  Hia  8on  and  heir,  Philip  D'ABcnr,  Baron  of  Nocton, 
m.  laabol,  sister  and  eventually  co-heir  of  Roger  Bertram, 
Baron  of  Mitford,  and  was  father  of  Nobmah  D'Abot,  Baron 
of  Ifocton,  summoned  to  parliament  49  HsNitT  III.,  and  22 
EnwABD  I.,  who  had  three  sons,  Phiup,  Baion  of  Nocton, 
flommoned  to  parliament  firom  28  Edward  I.  to  84  Ed- 
ward I. ;  John  (Sir),  of  whose  line  we  treat ;  and  Robert, 
Lord  of  StaUingborough,  co.  linooln.    The  2nd  son, 

8iB  John  B'Arot,  Knt,  called  U  Conn,  13  Edw.  II.,. 
sherifTof  Nottingham  and  Derby,  IQ  Edward  II.,  lord- 
justice  ot  Ireland,  called  Le  iVittvu,  2  Edward  III.»  and 
linally  styled  Le  P4rt,  was  one  of  the  heroes  of  Crecy.  To 
him  and  his  heirs-male  the  manors  of  Rath  wire  and  Lynn, 
with  knights*  fees  and  advowsons  of  churches,  were  granted. 
He  «.  1st,  Emeline,  dau.  and  heir  of  Walter  Heron,  Esq.  of 
Baddesdon,  and  had  by  her  a  sou, 

John,  Baron  of  Knajth,  Constable  of  the  Tower  of  Lond<m 

for  life,  ancestor  of  the  D'Arcys,  Barons  D'Arcy  and  Mey- 

neU,  and  the  Earls  ot  Holdemess,  now  represented  by  the 

Duke  of  Leeds. 

Blr  John  D'Arcy  m.  2ndly,  Joane^  dau.  of  Richard  de  Buigh» 

Earl  of  Ulster,  and  widow  of  Thomas  FitaJohn,  Earl  of 

KUdaro,  and  had  by  her  a  son, 

William  D'Arct,  Esq.  of  Plattyn,  co.  Heath,  who  m. 
Gbthailne,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Fitzgerald,  of  Alen,  co.  Kil- 
dare,  and  was  ancestor  of  the  distinguished  family  of  D'Arct 
qf  PUUyn,  the  main  stem  Arom  which  have  branched  D'Arct 
0/  Hyde  Park,  D'Arot  qf  KUiuUa  and  Clifden,  D'Arct  qf 
New  Forest,  Ac, 

Thomas  D'Arct,  Esq.  of  Dunmow,  co.  Heath,  2nd  son  of 
Geoige  D'Arcy  of  Platyn,  l^  Jane  his  wife»  dau.  and  heir  of 
Tuite  H'Riccard  of  Souagh,  and  younger  brother  of  Sir  Wil- 
liam D'Ar^  of  Platyn»  whose  male  issue  became  extinct, 
«.  Hai^garst,  dau.  of  Rkduud  Kiltole,  and  was  father  of 
John  D'Arot,  Esq.  of  Dunmow,  whose  son  and  heir,  Wil- 
liam D'Abctt,  Esq.  of  Dimmow,  m.  Hargaret  Brandon, 
niece  of  Thoimas  Brandon,  Esq.  of  Dundalk,  and  had  a  son, 
Thomas  D'Arct,  of  Dunmow,  aged  28  in  1689,  who  n*. 
Alida  Nugent,  of  New  Haggard,  and  was  father  of  Georok 
D'Arct,  Esq.  of  Dunmow,  declared  an  innocent  Papist, 
80  Auig.  1663,  who,  by  Alice  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Nugent,  Esq.  of  Clonlost,  co.  Westmeath,  had  a  son,  Thomas, 
of  lisnabin,  oo.  Westmeath,  who  predeceased  his  father, 
leaving,  by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  Bellew  of  Bellewstown,  co. 
Meatb,  a  son,  and  successor  to  his  grandfather,  vis., 

John  D'Arct,  Esq.  of  Dunmow,  who  m.  1727,  Elizabeth, 
dan.  and  co-belress  of  Thomas  Judge,  Esq.  of  Orangebeg. 
eo.  Westmeath,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1773)  had 

JuDOK,  of  Dimmow  and  Orangebeg,  who  d.  in  1766,  leaving 
by  Elizabeth  Nugeut  his  wife,  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 
Eluu,  who  m.  Ck>L  Oorges-Harcus  Ivine^  of  Castle  Ir- 
vine, CO.  FermanagiL 

Jamb8»  of  whom  we  treat. 
This 

Jambs  D'Arct,  Esq.  of  Hyde  Parte,  co.  Westmeath,  h.  in 
1740,  m.  in  1766,  Hartha,  dan.  and  heir  of  William  Grierson, 
Esq.  of  Deanstown,  oo.  Dublin,  and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Joshua,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Rillalon,  in  the  diocese  of 
Heath,  m.  in  1811,  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  late  Capt.  Fleming, 
of  the  CO.  Kildare.  and  has  issue  six  sons  and  three  daus.. 
of  whom  the  ddest  is  JoHN-SAMmsL  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of 
Bagatelle,  co.  Westmeath,  who  m.  in  1834.  Louisa,  ouly 
d^tt.  of  William  Handcoclc,  Esq.,  by  Anne  bis  wife,  dJau.  of 
John  Henry,  Esq.  of  Corrintiilly,  co.  Qalway,  and  has 
iisQe  two  sons  and  two  daus. 

Thomas,  deceased,  was  a  nudor  in  the  army,  and  at  his 
death  inspector-general  of  police  in  Ulstw.  He  m.  Eliza, 
dau.  of  Capt.  Buchanan,  and  has  left  two  sons  and  three 
daus. ;  the  eldest  sou,  William-James,  is  at  the  Irish  bar. 

Eliza,  fA,  to  the  late  Mi^or  Sirr,  of  the  dty  of  Dublin,  and 
has  two  sons  (Joseph  Diury  Sirr,  rector  of  Kilcolman, 
and  Henry-Charles  Sirr,  at  the  English  bar,}  and  two 


Hartha,  relict  of  F.  Handy,  Esq. 

Fruioes,  m.  to  Joseph  Fox,  Esq.  Doolistown,  co.  Heath, 

and  has  issue  three  daus. 
Harriett,  m.  to  James  Fox.  Esq.  of  Galtrim,  oo.  Heath,  and 

has  issue,  three  sous  and  three  daus. 

Hr.  D'Arcy  d.  in  1803,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  D'Arot,  Esq.  of  Hyde  Park,  6.  in  1767,  J.P.,  who 
M.  1st,  in  1801,  Emily,  dau.  of  Thomas  Purdon,  Esq.  of 
Huxitingdon,  oo.  Westmeath,  which  lady  d.  «.  p.  in  1802 ; 
tnd  Sndly,  in  1817,  Hary-Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas 
Caiy,  Esq.  of  DnbUn,  by  whom  he  had  surviving  issue, 
276 


Oeorqb-Jambs-Norman,  now  of  Hyde  Park. 
Thomas-lAvallin,  of  Kilylass,  co.  Kildaro,  6.  in  1821,  m. 

1846,  Haria-Louisa,  youngest  dau.  of  James  Fox,  Esq.  of 

Galtrim,  co.  Heath. 
John-Charles,  of  Rehoboth,  co.  Dublin,  h.  1828,  f».  1852, 

Henrietta- Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Brierly,  Esq.  of 

Dublin. 

Anthony-Ralph,  h.  188S. 

HartharEmily.  Frances-Louisa. 

PhcBbe-Sophia. 
Hr.  D'Arcy  d.  in  1846. 
Arnx*    Az.,  three  dnquefoils  and  semte  of  cross-crosslets 

CVest— A  bull,  sa.,  armed,  or,  on  a  c^  of  maintenance. 
ft«in>orter«— Dexter,  a  tiger,  ppr. ;  sinister,  a  buU,   sa., 
armed,  or. 
Motto— XJn  Dieu,  un  Roi. 
i&o^-Hyde  Park,  Kinnegad,  co.  Westmeath. 


D'ARCY  OF  NEW  FOREST. 

D'Abot,  Richard,  Esq.  of  New  Forest,  co.  GaJway, 
and  Fisher  Hill,  co.  Mayo,  h.  20  April,  1829,  «.  bis 
father  8  April,  1851.  Mr.  D'Arcy  is  a  justice  of  the 
peace  for  the  county  of  Qalway.   * 

ILiXitKflit* — Nicholas  D'Arcy,  Esq.,  a  captain  of  horse, 
2nd  son  of  D'Arcy  of  Platyn,  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  heir  of 
O'Duraghy  of  Partry,  oo.  Hayo,  and  was  ».  by  his  son, 

Thomas  D'Abct,  Esq.,  who  made  a  settlement,  dated 
A  J).  1484.    He  was  father  of 

CoNYBRS  D'Abct,  Esq.,  who  m.  Christian,  dau.  of  Richard 
Blake,  Esq.,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Nicholas  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Kiltullagh,  co.  Galway,  father 
of  two  sons,  James,  his  heir;  and  Richeu-d,  whose  only  dau. 
m.  Robert  Blake,  Esq.  of  Ardfty.    The  elder  son. 

Jambs  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Kiltullagh,  sm-named  Riveagh, 
**the  Swarthy,"  was  made  vice-president  of  Connaught  by 
Queen  Elizabeth.  He  was  likewise  chief  magistrate  of 
Galway,  where,  in  the  Franciscan  Abbey,  is  a  monument  to 
his  memory.  He  d.  in  1603,  leaving  a  dau.,  Anastace,  wife 
of  Sir  Dominick  Browne,  ancestor,  by  her,  of  Lord  Oran- 
more,  and  seven  sons,  vte., 

Nicholas,  whose  two  sons,  James  and  Dominick,  d.  «.  j). 

Hartin,  of  whom  we  treat. 

James,  ancestor  of  the  D'Arcys  of  Oorteen,  co.  Hayo,  the 
D'Arcys  qf  Sallybocoek,  in  the  same  county,  and  the 
D'Arcys  of  Hountvood  and  TtM.m. 

Anthony,  ancestor  of  the  D'Arcys  of  Brest,  in  France. 

Hark.  Andrew. 

Patrick,  ancestor  of  the  D'Arcys  qfKUtvUagh  and  Clifden, 
The  2nd  son, 

Hartin  D'Arcy,  Esq.,  high-sheriff  of  the  county  of  Gal- 
way, suffered  much  persecution  from  Wentworth,  Earl  of 
Strafford,  and  d.  in  prison  in  Dublin,  3  Jan.  1636.  He  m. 
Christiok,  dau.  of  Richard  Hartin,  alderman  of  Galway,  and 
had  an  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Richard  D'Arcy,  Esq.,  who  m.  Haiy,  dau.  of  Nicholas 
Browne,  of  Galway,  and  was  lather  of 

Hartin  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Clonuane,  co.  Clare,  who  m.  20 
Hay,  1653,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Blake,  Bart,  of 
Ardfzy,  and  d.  17  Oct.  1690,  leaving  issue,  Richard,  of 
Clonuane,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Hs^or  Peter  Blake,  of 
Hoorfield,  and  d.  16  Dec.  1727;  and 

Dominick  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Rockvale,  co.  Clare,  who  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  James  Butler,  Esq.  of  Doon,  in  the  same 
county,  and  had  three  sons,  Richard;  James,  who  d.  e.  p.', 
and  Dominick  ;  and  a  dau.,  m.  to  H.  Hogan,  Esq.  of  Cross. 
The  younger  son, 

Dominick  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Clonuane,  near  Rockvale,  w. 
Bridget,  dau.  of  Stephen  Blake,  Esq.  of  Hoorfield,  co.  Gal- 
way, and  had  issue,  Richard,  his  heir ;  James,  barrister-at- 
law,  d.  unm.  in  1790 ;  and  Hary-Anne,  m.  to  Christopher 
O'Brien.  Esq.  of  Ennistymon,  oo.  Clare.  The  elder  son  and 
heir, 

Richard  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Rockvale,  m.  80  Nov.  1783, 
Hary,  dau.  of  John  Blake,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Dublin,  (a 
younger  brother  of  Haurice  Blake,  Esq.  of  Tower  Hill.  oo. 
Galway,)  and  by  her  had  thi-ee  sons, 

Dominick,  6.  1784,  capt.  47th  regt,  d.  «.  p.  in  1811. 

John.  d.$.p  1822. 

Jamrs,  of  whom  presently. 

Richard,  d.  an  infant.  .  ^_       _._.     . 

Isidore,  6. 1789,  an  officer  66th regt.,  d.  «.  p.  8  Dec.  1850,  at 

Clonuane  or  Rockvale.  ,     ,^^,         _»  ^ ^ 

Hartin.  of  Wellfort.  co.  Galway,  6.  in  1791.  m.  17  June, 
1817,  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Dominick  Beyto^h,  Esq  of  Cap- 

pagh  House,  in  the  same  county,  and  dymg  in  1844,  left 

Issue,  I.  Richard;  ii.  Dominick;  in.  John;  iv.  James; 

and  I.  Haiy.  /^">^  t 

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DAE 

The  Srd  son, 

James  D'Abot,  Boq.  of  New  Forest,  J.P.,  b.  10  Feb.  1787. 
m.  SO  Sept.  1827.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Hyacinth  Cheevers,  Esq. 
of  Killyon,  and  d.  8  April,  1851,  leaving  issue, 

Richard,  now  of  New  Forest. 

Hyacinth,  6.  86  Feb.  1880. 

Hary.  EUxabeth. 

Jrm*— Az.,  sem^  of  cross-crosslets  and  three  dnquefoUa, 
•xg. 

<>««(— On  a  chapeau,  gu.,  tuined  up,  erm.,  a  bnll,  sa., 
armed,  or. 

ifoMo— Un  Dieo,  tin  BoL 

Seat— New  Forest,  oo.  Qalway. 


D'ARCY  OF  KILTULLAGH  AND  CLIFDEN. 

D'Arct,  Thb  Rev.  Hyacinth,  rector  and  vioar  of 
Omey,  Ballindoon,  and  Moyrua,  co.  Galway,  formerly 
of  Kiltullagh  House  and  Clifden  Castle,  in  that 
county,  6.  27  July,  1806 ;  m.  8  June,  1852,  Fanny, 
2nd  dau.  of  John  Bellingham,  Esq.  of  Castle  Belling- 
ham,  which  lady  d,  26  June,  1854. 

Hitieaffe*— Patrick  D'Abot,  Esq.  of  KUtulla,  youngest 
son  of  James  D'Aroy  Riveagh  (see  D'Arct  qf  New  Forest), 
6.  in  1598,  an  actiye  member  of  the  House  of  Commons,  in 
the  parliament  assembled  at  Dublin  in  1040,  d.  in  Dublin, 
anno  1008,  leaving,  by  his  wife  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Peter 
French,  an  only  son, 

Jamsb  D'Arct,  Esq.  of  Kiltulla,  who  m.  Frances  Trushot, 
a  lady  of  Brittany,  Whose  fkther  was  captain  of  a  man-of- 
war  in  the  service  of  Louis  XIII.,  and  her  mother  Anne 
Keating  (his  wifeX  was  maid  of  honour  to  HsKRirrr  a-Mari  a. 
Queen  Consort  of  Charles  I.  By  this  lady,  Mr.  D'Arcy. 
who  d.  in  1092,  had  (with  four  daus.,  Anne^  m.  to  Charles 
Daly,  Esq.  of  CuUa ;  Frances,  m.  1st,  to  Capt.  Uliok  Burke, 
and  2ndly,  to  lieut  Francis  Darcy ;  Bridget,  m.  to  Coimsellor 
Dillon ;  and  Clare)  a  son  and  heir, 

Hatoikth  D'Arct,  of  Kiltullagh,  a  captain  in  the  army, 
h.  in  1065,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of 
Ctorteen,  oo.  Mayo,  and  had  issue,  nine  sons  and  three 
daus.  Capt  Haydnth  D'Arcy  d.  1743 :  his  Snd  son  (the 
eldest,  Patrick,  d.  $.  p.X 

John  D'Arct,  Esq.,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Lynch, 
Bart,  of  GAtle  Carra,  and  was  father  of 

John  D'Arct,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1752,  Catherine,  dau.  of 
CoL  Isidore  Lynch,  of  Drincong  Castle,  and  had,  with  one 
dau.  (Jane,  m.  1st,  to  her  kinsman,  M.  le  Comte  d'Arcy, 
lieut. -general  of  the  armies  of  the  King  of  France,  grand 
cordon  of  St.  Louis,  1st  aide^e-camp  to  Louis  XVI.,  and 
member  of  the  Academy  of  Science,  and  2ndly,  to  Matthew 
'Talbot,  Esq.  of  Castle  Talbot,  co.  Wexford)  one  son, 

Hatcotth  D'Arct,  Esq.  of  KUtuUagh,  who  m.  Ist,  Mary, 
dau.  of  F.  Blake,  Esq.  of  Bahara,  co.  Roscommon,  by  whom 
be  had  no  issue,  and  2ndly,  in  1784,  Julia,  dau.  of  Mark 
Lynch,  Esq.  of  Bama,  oo.  Oalway,  by  whom  he  had  one 
dau.,  who  d.  imm.,  and  two  sons,  John,  his  heh*;  and 
Mark.    The  elder  son, 

John  D'Arct,  Esq.  of  Kiltullagh  and  Clifden  Castle.  J.P., 
b.  SO  Not.  1785,  served  as  high  sheriff  of  the  county  of 
Galway,  in  1811.  He  m.  1st,  4  June,  1804,  Frances,  dau.  of 
Andrew  Blake.  Esq.  of  Castle  Qrove,  and  niece  of  the  late 
Viscount  Netterville,  by  whom  (who  d.  15  April,  1815)  he 
had  issue, 

I.  Hatcinth.  present  representative. 

n.  John-Talbot,  of  Castle  Park,  oo.  Roscommon,  J.P., 
b.  24  June,  1810,  m.  22  Feb.  1840,  Jane^  dau.  and  co-heir 
<^  Daniel  Kelly,  Esq.  of  Caxgins,  co.  Roscommon,  by 
Maiy  his  wife,  dster  of  Lord  De  Freyne,  and  has  issue, 

1  John-Lionel,  6.  21  Dec.  1847. 

2  Alfted-De  Fi^rne,  6. 11  Feb.  1849. 
m.  Patrick. 

IT.  James,  m.  Maxy,  2nd  dau.  of  Capt  John  Andrews,  R.N. 

I.  Isabella. 

u.  Julia,  m.  to  the  late  Richard  Levingston,  Esq.  of 
Westport 
He  m.  2ndly,  8  March,  1821,  Louisa>Bagot,  dau.  of  the  Ute 
Walter  Sneyd,  Esq.  of  Kede  Hall,  in  Staflbrdshire,  and  had 
by  her, 

L  Edmund.  n.  Henvy. 

lu.  William.  nr.  Norman. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Oeoige  Clarke,  Esq.,  commander.  R.N. 

n.  Louisa,  m.  to  Sydney  Smith,  Esq. 

^nnt— As.,  semte  of  cross-crosslets,  and  three  oinquefoQs, 

Ifrat—k  spear,  broken  in  three  pieces,  or,  headed,  arg., 
0ad  banded  together  in  the  middle  oy  a  riband,  so. 
Motto— Un  Dieu,  un  RoL 


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D  A  R 

DARELL  OF  CALEHILL. 

Darell,  Henri- John,  Esq.  of  Calehill,  in  Kent, 
6.  25  June,  1819. 

lt>intKZt^ — ^The  fiunily  of  Dayrell  or  Darell  was  esta- 
blished in  England  by  one  of  the  companions  in  arms  of 
the  Conqueror,  and  the  name  of  its  founder  appears  on 
the  roll  of  Battle  Abbey.  Numerous  diveigent  branches 
were  planted  in  various  counties,  and  for  centuries  flourished 
in  all ;  the  principal  were  those  of  Calehill  and  Scotney, 
in  Kent ;  of  Seeay,  in  Yorkshire ;  of  litUecote.  in  Wilts ;  of 
Pageham,  in  Sussex;   and  of  Trewoman,   in   ComwaU. 

From  WiLUAM  Darbll,  of  Sesay,  co.  York,  7th  from 
William  Darell,  of  Sesay,  living  temp.  King  John,  descended 

Sir  John  Darxll,  Knt  of  Calehill  (grandson  of  Sir 
James  Darell,  Knt.  of  Calehill,  governor  of  Guianee  and 
Hames  Castle,  near  Calais).  He  ta.  Anne,  dau.  and  oo-heir 
of  Robert  Home,  Hshop  of  Winchester,  and  had  eleven 
sons  and  five  daus.,  of  whom  the  eldest  son.  Sir  Bobkrt. 
of  Calehill,  whose  mala  line  became  eoctixfct,  and  the  2iid, 
Nathanirl,  Governor  of  Guersey,  was  father  of  Nathaniel, 
Governor  of  Sheemess,  whose  son, 

John  Darell,  Esq.  of  Calehill,  m.  Olivia,  2nd  dau.  of 
Philip  Smith,  Viscoimt  Strangford,  and  had,  with  Junior 
issue, 

Philip,  his  successor, 

George,  who  $.  to  the  estate  of  Scotney,  in  1720,  upon  the 
faUure  of  male  issue  in  that  branch. 

James,  in  holy  orders. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Philip  Darell,  Esq.  of  Calehill.  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Robert 
Constantino,  Esq.,  and  had  issue :  the  son  and  heir, 

Hbnrt  Darbll,  Esq.  of  Calehill,  m.  Elisabeth,  2nd' dan. 
of  Sir  Thomas  Gage,  Bart.,  and  had  issue, 

Henry,  d.  wun.  in  1802,  at  BengaL 

Edward,  his  successor.  Philip,  d.  tmm.  in  1813. 

Mary. 

lAioy,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Hales,  Bart,  who  d.  <.  p.  in  1829. 

Ellaabeth,  ta.  to  John-Linch  French,  Esq. 

Barbara,  m.  to  Francis  Cholmeley,  Esq.  of  Brandaby. 

Margaret 
Mr.  Darell  was  «.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

Edward  Darbll,  Esq.  of  Calehill,  Kent  m.  10  Feb.  1810, 
Mary- Anne,  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Bullock,  Esq.  of  Mus- 
coats,  in  the  co.  of  York,  and  had  issue, 

Edward-Henrt.  m.  24  April,  1837,  Lucy  Wright,  and  d. 
4  Sept  1840,  leaving  an  only  child,  Henrietta. 

Philip-John,  b.  28  Jan.  1817.  was  of  CalehiU,  d.  wm.  1855. 

Hbnrt-John,  now  of  Calehill. 

James-Stephen.  6.  10  Dec.  1820,  d.  vnm.  1860. 

WUliam,  6.  0  Jan.  1828,  d.  vnm.  1840. 

Robert  b.  27  March,  1824. 

Mary-Anne.  Olivia-Lucy. 

Mr.  Darell  d.  18  Jan.  1851. 

Arm$—Az.,  a  lion,  rampant  or,  ducally  crowned,  arg. 

Cre$t— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet  or,  a  Saracen's  head,  couped 
below  the  shoulders,  ppr.,  wreathed  about  the  temples,  aiig. 
and  as. ;  on  his  head  a  cap,  of  the  last  fnUy,  aig.,  turuM 
up,  erm. 

Af otto— True  to  you.  5«at— CalehiU,  Kent 

DARLEY  OF  ALDBY  PARK. 

Darlbt,  Hbnrt-Brbwster,  Esq.  of  Aldby  Park, 
CO.  York,  J.P.,  6.  26  Nov.  1809;  m.  6  March,  1832, 
Harriet-Louisa,  youngest  dau.  of  Harriugton  Hudson, 
Esq.  of  Bessingby,  East  Riding,  co.  York,  by  the 
Lady  Anne  his  w^e,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Henrt.  6.  9  Sept  1839. 

II.  Cedl-Harrington,  b.  0  Dec.  1841. 
ui.  James-Vere,  b.  4  Sept  1847. 

nr.  Bertram,  b.  4  Nov.  1850. 

V.  Edmond-Oswald,  6. 19  Oct  1854. 

L  Ann.  n.  Adelaide.  ni.  Harriet-Louisa. 

%intHQt, — ^This  very  ancient  family,  originally  D'Bri^ 
was  established  in  England  at  the  Conquest  The  great- 
grandfiathei-  of  the  present  representative, 

Hbnrt-Brewstkr  Darlbt,  Esq.  of  Aldby  Park,  son  of 
Henry  Brewster  and  Jane  Dariey,  m.  1st  Elisabeth,  eldest 
dau.  of  Sir  Charles  Anderson,  Bart  of  Broughton.  oo.  lin- 
ooln,  who  d.  in  1705,  and  had  by  her  a  son.  John,  who  d. 
young.  He  m.  2ndly,  the  dau.  of  Henry  Wilks,  Esq.,  and 
had  by  her  two  daus.  and  one  son, 

Hbnrt  Darlbt,  Esq.  of  Aldby  Park,  who  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  R  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Glamorg.uudiire,  and  dying  in 
1810,  left  a  son,  ^-^  j 

Digitized  by  V^OOQIC 


D  A  R 

HnntT  Dablet,  of  Aldby  Park.  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
bigh-«herifr  1827.  b.  17  Aug.  1777.  m.  23  June.  1808,  Mary- 
Ann,  dau.  of  S.  Martin.  Esq.  of  Newington,  Surrey,  and 
had  inue, 
HmT-BEEwnvB.  now  of  Aldl^. 

Chariee-Albert.  b.  17  Jirne,  1811,  m.  Aug.  1886,  Marianne, 
youngest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Neafield,  rector  of 
Branoepeth,  and  has  iMue. 

Alftwl-UoraUo,  b.  26  Jan.  1813.  m.  Eliaabeth.  Srd  dau.  of 
CoL  Clervaux  CThaytor.  of  Spennlthome.  North  Riding, 
CO.  Tork.  and  has  Iseue. 

Helen,  m.  Nov.  1887,  to  Oeoige  Bridge,  E8q.,CBpt.  8rd  foot 
AnbeUa-Sophia,  m.  1889,  to  Christopher-C.  Chaytor,  Esq. 
of  Spennithome,  co.  York. 

ilna*— On.,  six  fleurs^e-lis,  aig..  three,  two.  and  one, 
within  a  bordore,  enn. 

CVtte— A  horse's  head,  couped.  go.,  accoutred  in  armour 
and  bridled,  or. 

ifflOo— Viritur  ingenio. 

fiisl— Aldby  Park,  and  Spannton  Lodge.  Toikshire. 


DARROCH  OP  GOUROCK. 

Dabbogh,  Duuoan,  Esq.  of  Qourock,  co.  Renfrew, 
b.  19  Feb.  1800;  m.  81  July,  1821,  Susan,  dau.  of 
Charles-Stewart  Parker,  merchant,  of  Glasgow,  and 
has  inue, 

I.  DusGAir.  b.  15  March,  1836. 

IL  Chariee-Stewart-Paikar,  b.  29  Jan.  1848. 

in.  Oeoxse-Edward,  b,  32  April,  1848. 

I.  EUm-Gotter.  u.  Margaret-Parker. 

m.  OaroUne-Anne,  m.  to  Richard  Birley  Baxendale,  Esq. 
son  of  Joseph  Baxendale,  Esq.  of  Woodside,  Whetstone^ 
Middlesex. 

IT.  Susan-Louisa.  r.  Mary-BaUngton. 

ilLilltS0t. — The  estate  and  barony  of  Oourook  was  pur- 
chased from  the  &tkwakT8  qf  OattUmUk,  in  1784,  by 

DuKOAK  Daebooh,  Esq.  (who  d.  in  1828),  on  his  return 
from  Jamaica.    His  son. 

DracAV  Oarbooh,  Esq.  of  Oourook,  a  geneial  in  the 
army,  m.  in  March.  1799,  EUaabeth  Gotten,  dau.  of  Rev. 
Geoige-SackTille  Ck>tten.  M.A.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  18  Dec 
18S4)  left  at  his  decease.  16  Feb.  1847, 

DvKCAJi,  present  representative. 

Oeozge-Sackville,  b.  16  June,  1801,  d.  14  Aug.  1803. 

Donald-Malcohn,  b.  31  Aug.  1806,  d.  May,  1506. 

Bonakl-Oeorge-Angus,  b.  17  Sept.  1814.  m^or  in  Her 
Mi^esty'8  service,  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of  Major  Scott. 

Elixabeth-ArHbella,  m.  William-Wright  Swain,  mi^or  in 

Her  Mi\}esty'8  service. 

Margaret-Janetta-Louisa*  m.  George  Rainy,  Esq.  of  Baasay, 

and  d.  17  Nov.  1864. 


Arm»-~Aig.f  a  three-masted  ship  under  fUll  sail,  in  a  sea, 
all  ppr.,  between  three  oak-trees. 

VreM—A  demi-negro.  in  his  dexter  hand  a  dagger,  ppr., 
and  in  an  escrol  above  the  crest  tliis  motto^  "Be  watohmL** 

Supporters— Two  alligators,  ppr. 

Motto— Be  mAchtoL 

Keof— Oourook,  co.  Renfrew. 

DARWIN  OF  BREADSALL  PRIORY. 

Dabwik,  Sib  Fbamoib-Saoubvbbjbl,  of  Breadsall 

Prioiy,  CO.  Derby,  b,  in  1786;  m.  in  1816,  Jane- 

Harriet^  dau.  of  the  late  John  Ryle,  Esq.  of  Beffk 

House,  Macclesfield,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 

t.  Rm]iAU>.  b.  in  1818,  m.  in  1842,  Mary,  dau.  of  J.^ 

Sanders,  Esq.  of  Exeter, 
n.  Edward-Levett,  6.  18  April,  1821,  m.  in  1860,  Harriet, 

dau.  of  F.  Jessop,  Esq.  of  Derby, 
lo.  John-Robert,  b.  1886. 

t.  Mary-Jane.  m.  in  1840,  to  Gharles-Garill  Worsley.  Esq. 
n.  Bmma-EUaabeth,  m.  in  1841,  to  Edward-WooUet  WU- 

mot,  Esq. 
m.  rranoes-Sarah,  m.  Ist,  in  1847,  to  the  Rev,  QusUvus 
Barton,  who  d.  in  1848.  and  2ndly,  in  1860,  to  Mai^ 
Huish,  Esq. 
tr.  Oeoigiana-Blizabeth.  t.  YioIettarHarriett^* 

▼I.  Axine-Elizft-Thomasine.  vu.  Millioent-Susan. 

iLineage. — EaASMus  Ba&wih,  of  Derby.  M.D..  F.R«S«, 
Afterwards  of  BreadsaU  Priory.  6.  IS  Dec.  1781,  the  well- 
known  poet,  author  of  T/u  Botanic  Oardtn^  Tht  Lovtt  qf  tki 
fUinU,  4m.  (Srd  son  of  Robert  Darwin,  Esq.  of  Biston. 
Sotto),  m.  Ist,  Mary,  dau.  of  Charles  Howard,  Esq.  of  lioh- 
fleld,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
Robert- Waring.  M.D.  of  Shrewsbury,  b.  in  1766,  m.  Susan- 
nalk  dau.  of  Josiah  Wedgwood,  Esq.  of  Btrurla,  co.  Staf- 
fonl,  and  had  issue. 

Ch^lea^  of  Christ  Church  College,  Oxford,  who  d.  in  1778. 
277 


D  A  R 

Dr.  Darwin  m.  2ndly,  in  1781.  Elisabeth,  widow  of  CoL 
Edward -Sacheverel  Chandoe-Polfl^  of  Radbome,  and   by 
that  lady  had  issue, 
Edward,  of  Maokworth.  6.  in  178S.  d.  tmm.  80  July.  1829. 
FBAKCifr^OHBysRxi^  now  of  BreadsaU  Priory. 
John,  in  holy  orders,  b.  in  1787,  rector  of  Elston,  Notts, 
d.  tmm.  1818. 

Franoes-Anne-Violetta,  im.  80   March.  1807.   to   Samuel- 
Tertius  Oalton,  Esq.  of  Duddeston  House,  co.  Warwick. 
Emma,  d.  untn.  1818. 

Harriette)  m,  to  Thomas-James  Maling,  Esq.,  oapt  R.N., 
and  d.  6  Aug.  1826. 
Dr.  Darwin  d,  18  April.  1802. 

Arm$—Aig.t  on  a  bend,  gu.,  ooUsed,  vert,  three  escallops,  or. 
Orett — A  demi-griflto,  segreant»  vert^  holding  in  the  daws 
an  escallop,  or. 
fietU— BreadsaU  Priory,  co.  Derby. 


DARWIN  OF  ELSTON  HALL. 

DABwm,  Fbanoib,  Esq.  of  Elston  Hall,  co.  Notting- 
ham, J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  in  1825 ;  m.  in  1849,  Charlotte- 
Maria -C^ooper  Darwin,  eldest  dau.  and  heiress  of 
William-Brown  Darwin,  Esq.  of  Elston,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Fbavois-Altst,  6.  in  1860. 

u.  Oerard-LasoeUs,  6.  in  1862. 

I.  Chailotte-EUsabeth-Ann. 
This  gentleman,  Srd  son  of  William  Rhodes,  Esq.  of 
Bramhope  Hall,  co.  York,  asstmied,  by  royal  license, 
21  Feb.  1850,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Darwin,  in 
compliance  with  the  testamentary  injunction  of 
Robert- Alvey  Darwin,  Esq.  of  Elston. 

itUKIlSe. — ^The  family  of  Darwuc  came  originally  from 
Cleatham,  co.  Lincoln. 

RoBXBT  Darwin,  Esq.  of  Elston,  Notts,  barrister-at-law, 
6.  in  1682,  m,  Elinbeth,  dau.  of  John  Hill.  Esq.  of  Sleaford, 
00.  lincoln,  and  d.  in  1764,  leaving  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  6.  in 
1726,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Hidl.  of  Westborough ;  and 
three  sons,  Robert-Waring,  b.  in  1720,  d,  1816 ;  Wiujam- 
Alyst,  of  whom  we  treat;  and  Erasmus,  M.D.,  the  poet, 
(Me  Darwiit  qf  Brmdsall  Priory).    The  2nd  son, 

Williax-Alvbt  Darwik,  Esq.  of  Elston,  6.  in  1727,  m.  in 
1772,  Jane.  dau.  of  William  Brown,  Esq.  of^Balderton, 
Notts,  and  d.  in  1783,  leaving  a  son  and  sucoessor. 

William-Brown  Darwin,  Esq.  of  Elston.  who  m.  in  1817, 
Elizabeth  StCroix,  and  d.  in  1841,  leaving  issue, 

Rorrrt-Alvrt,  of  Elston  Hall,  d,  wnm.  1847. 

CHALorra-MARiA-CoopRB.  wife  of  Francis  Rhodes,  (now 
DarwinX  Esq.,  of  Biston  HaU. 

Sarah-Oay-FoiM,  m.  in  1848,  to  Edward  Noel,  Esq.  capt. 

ulrM«— ^kiarterly;  1st  and  4th,  erm.,  a  leopard's  fooe, 
Jessant  de  lis,  between  two  escallops,  aU  within  two  bendlets, 
gu. ;  in  chief,  a  croes-patte.  also  gu. ;  2nd  and  Srd,  per  pale, 
oig.  and  as.,  on  a  bend,  nebuly.  a  liou.  passant-guardant, 
between  two  aooms,  slipped,  all  oounterohanged. 

CVe«<«— Ist,  a  demi-grifiin.  sa..  semde  of  masdee,  or,  chazged 
on  the  shoulder  with  a  cross-pat^  gold,  resting  the  sinister 
claw  on  a  shield,  aig..  charged  with  a  leopard's  Cmo,  Jessant 
de  Us,  gu.  2iid,  a  cubit  ana.  erect,  vested,  bendy  of  six, 
aig.  and  as.,  cufC  gu..  the  hand  holding  in  saltier  an  oak- 
brandi  and  vine-branch,  both  frocted,  i^r. 

&M>^-Elston  Hall,  Notts. 


DASHWOOD  OF  STANFORD  PARK. 

Dashwood,  The  Rkv.  Samuel- Vkrk,  of  Stanford 
Park,  Notta>  b,  8  Nov.  1804 ;  m.  lut,  24  Oct.  1828, 
Caroline,  dau.  of  Philip  Hamond,  Esq.  of  Westacre, 
Norfolk,  and  has  by  her, 

I.  Charleb-Lbwes,  b.  8  May.  1883. 

n.  Richard-Lewes,  6.  18  Feb.  1887. 

m.  Robert-LeweSk  b.  9  Feb.  1840. 

I.  Caroline-Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Surtees. 

n.  Matikla-Katherine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Snell. 

in.  Sophy-Diana.  it.  I^rdia-Charlotte. 

Mr.  Dashwood  tit.  2ndly,  25  Jan.  1844,  Edith,  dau.  of 
Ck)lonel  Hawkshaw,  of  Clifton,  near  Bristol,  and  has 
by  lier, 

I.  Edward-Vere,  b.  85  June.  1848. 

n.  Samuel-Francis,  6.  3  April.  1848. 

ui.  Frederick,  b.  10  Oct.  1849. 

I.  Edith-Helen.  il.  Alice. 

UttUaSt.— The  lordship  of  Stanford  was  granted  by 
King  Phiup  and  Queen  Mart,  to  Robert  Raynes,  Her 
Mi^esty's  goldsmith,  and   by  Raynes's  descendants  was 


D  A  U 

alienated  to  Thomaa  Lewes,  Esq.,  alderman  of  London  (of 
ancient  Welsh  ancestry),  from  whose  family  it  passed,  by 
maniage,  to  that  of  Dashwood,  a  branch  of  the  Dashwoodb 
C(f  Oj;ford»hirt  <u%d  Bucks.  The  grandfather  of  the  present 
proprietor, 

Chaslbb-Vcbs  Dashwooo,  Esq.  of  Stanford,  sprung  ftom 
the  marriage  of  Richard  Doshwood,  Esq.  of  Leadwell, 
Oxon,  Srd  son  of  Sir  Robert  Dashwood,  Bart.,  with  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Thos.  Lewes,  Es^.,  rebuilt  the  Hall  in  1771. 
He  m.  in  1765,  Diana  Dashwood,  and  d,  in  June,  18S1, 
leaving  a  son  and  successor, 

Samuel-F&akois  Dashwood,  Esq.  of  Stanford,  who  m.  in 
May,  1803,  Lydia-Boughton  lister,  and  by  her,  who  d.  25 
March,  1850,  had  Issue, 

Samubl-Yerk.  now  of  Stanford  Park. 

lydia,  m.  to  M ^or  Birch,  of  Clare,  Hants. 

Sophia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Banks  Wright,  of  Shelton  Hall,  Notts. 

Maria. 
Mr.  Dashwood  d.  10  Sept.  1826. 

ArtM—Axg.,  on  a  fesse,  between  four  barrulets,  gu.,  three 
grlflins'  heads,  erased,  of  the  first ;  quartering  Lcwxa. 
Ortst — A  griffin's  head,  erased,  erm. 
^Sea(— Stanford  Park,  Loughborough. 


DAUBENEY  OF  COTE. 

Daubenbt,  Geobqe-Matthewb,  Esq.  of  Cote,  co. 
Oloucester,  barriflter-at-law,  b.  9  July,  1800;  m. 
28  May,  1830,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Humphrey  Crea- 
wicke,  Esq.  of  Hanham  Court)  co.  Gloucester,  and 
has  issue, 

].  Oboroe-Robsbt-Hkniit,  b.  28  July,  1840. 

II.  Giles,  b.  14  Dec.  1841. 

ni.  Honry-Elias,  6.  10  Jan.  1848. 

I,  Bebeoca-Qeoi^g^ina.  ii.  Mary-EUzabeih. 

in.  Blanche.  iv.  Frances-Amelia. 

V.  Elizabeth.  vt  Jane.  vii.  Cecilia. 

Tin.  Alioe.  IX.  Adelinda-Qeorgina. 

^infKQt^ — OioBOB  Daubkkkt,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of 
Bristol  (son  and  heir  of  Andrew  Daubeney,  2nd  son  of 
George  Daubeney,  Esq.  of  Gorwell,  oo.  Somerset,  who 
cLiimed  descent  from  a  branch  of  the  ennobled  house  of 
D'Aubeney),  m.  Jane  Uoyd,  and  di  28  Feb.  1740,  leaving 
tixree  sons, 

I.  Gbobob,  his  heir. 

II.  Andrew,  of  Bristol,  who  m.  Miss  Mazj  Drswett,  of  Bath 
fasten,  Somersetshire,  and  had  issue, 

1  Andrew,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Publow,  oo.  Somer- 
set, who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  George  Daubeney,  Esq., 
M-P.  of  Redland,  and  had  issue,  Alfred-Andrew,  in  holy 
ord^  ;  Jajnas,  in  holy  orders ;  Edmund ;  Frederick ; 
Maiy ;  Elizabeth ;  Jane. 

2  Giles,  of  Cirencester,  Gloucestershire.  6.  in  1770,  m.  in 
1795,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Gunning,  Esq.  surgeon- 


Wilts,  J. P.,  m.  7  June.  1810.  Katharine,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  John  Collins,  of  Betterton,  Berks,  and  has 
surviving  issue,  two  daus.,  Amelia,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
Henry  Drury,  vicar  of  BremhiU,  Wilts,  and  Ellen- 
Ratharine. 

1  Helena,  m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Daubeney,  rector  of 
Stratton,  Gloucestershire. 

3  Anne,  tM.  to  Joseph  Pitt,  Esq.  of  Bastcourt,  Wilts. 
III.  Giles,  d.  t.  p. 
The  ddest  son, 

Obobob  Daubbnet,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  n.  80  Aug.  1741,  Miss 
Mary  Jones,  and  had, 

I.  Gbobob,  his  heir. 

II.  Charie^  archdeacon  of  Sanam,  and  rector  of  North 
Bradley.  Wilts,  m.  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  William-G.  Barns- 
ton,  Esq.  of  Chester,  and  had, 

1  Charles,  who  died  in  youth. 

2  George- William,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Miss  Crawley,  and 
has  a  dau..  JClixabeth,  m.  9  June,  1836,  to  Martin-Hyde, 
only  sou  of  Sir  Thomas^Yawley  Boevey,  Bart. 

8  Heniy-Charles,  »i.  Miss  Haines. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  CoL  Daubeney. 

2  Maiy,  m.  Rev.  T.  TudbalL 

in.  John,  of  the  city  of  Bristol,  m.  4  Feb.  1778,  MiasJlnn 
Brown,  maternally  descended  fh>m  the  Hungerfords,  and 
had  issue. 

1  John,  doctor  of  civil  law,  m,  in  April,  1808,  Miss 
Fortune. 

2  Francis- Hungerford.  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Benwell, 
in  Norfolk,  and  of  Tydd  St.  Giles.  Cambridgeshire,  m. 
in  180H,  Elizabeth,  ooly  dau.  of  the  Ilev.  John  Jones, 
and  niece  of  the  late  Dr.  Sparke,  Bishop  of  Ely,  by 
whom   he  has   issue,  Huury-Jonee,  in   holy  orders; 

278 


DAU 

Francis;  Edward;  Henrietta-Eliza:  Mary-Sparke,  m. 
13  Aug.  1889,  to  George  Bramwell,  Esq. :  and  Harriet. 

8  Henry,  a  m^or-gen.  in  the  army,  J. P.,  in.  22  Sept. 
1808.  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Archdeacon 
Daubeney,  and  has  surviving  issue,  Henry-Chariea- 
Bamston,  captain  in  the  army :  Henry- William-Dowlea, 
in  holy  orders;  Frederick  -  Sikes ;  Elizabeth  -  Sophia ; 
and  Maria-Bamston. 

4  Thomas,  captain  H.E.I.C.S.,  d,  in  India,  in  1820. 

6  William,  d.  young. 

1  Marianne,  nt,  FrMcrick  Jones. 

2  Fanny.  8  Charlotte-Sophia.  4  Harriett 

rr.  Jamee»  rector  of  Stratton,  Glouoestershlre,  m.  Helena. 
3rd  dau.  of  Andrew  Daubeney,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  and  had 
issve, 

1  Edvard-Danbeney,  rector  of  Garlington,  Gloucester- 
shire, m.  Miss  Croome,  of  Cirencester. 

2  Charles,  doctor  of  medicine,  professor  of  cbemlstiy  at 
the  university  of  Oxford ;  unm. 

1  Mary. 

2  Caroline,  m.  Rev.  Henry  Richards,  of  Horfield,  Olou* 
cestershire. 

The  eldest  son, 

Gbobob  Daubbitbt,  Esq.  of  Redland,  in  Glouoeetershirs, 
J.P..  bapt.  21  Sept.  1742,  M.P.  Bristol,  m.  Miss  Manha 
Bakei*.  and  had  issue, 

Qbobo^  his  heir.  Frederick,  d.  ictua. 

Maria,  m.  in  Sept,  1790,  to  William  Dymock,  Es^.,  and  has 
left  issue  two  sons,  William-George  and  Frederick. 

Martha. 

Elizabeth-Innea,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Andrew  Daubeney,  rector 
of  Publow. 

Joanna,  m.  in  1807,  to  Edward  Sampson,  Esq.  of  Henbuiy. 

Caroline,  d.  wmi. 
Mr.  Daubeney  d.  in  1804,  and  was  a,  by  his  son, 

Gbobob  Daubbmbt,  Esq.  of  Cote,  b.  80  Jan.  1775,  who  m. 
let,  in  1799,  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of  D.  Matthews,  Vsq.  of 
Buscot,  snd  had  b^  her  two  sons,  GBOROB-MArraBWs,  pre- 
sent representative,  and  Robert-Henry,  b.  5  Sept.  1801,  m. 
Margaret  Croome.  }lr.  Daubeney  m.  2ndly,  Miss  Anno 
Drewett,  of  Colome,  Wilts,  and  had  by  her  two  sous, 
Arthur-Frederick,  b.  in  1808,  and  Joseph- Walters,  6.  in 
1810.    He  d.  29  March,  1851. 

.^mw— Gu.,  four  lozenges,  in  fease^  arg. 
Crut — A  pair  of  wings,  sa. 
Seah-CoU,  near  BristoL 


DAUNT  OF  OWLPEN  AND  GORTIGRE- 

NANE. 
Dauvt,   Mart,   of  Owlpen,   co.  Gloucester,  and 
Gortigreuftne,  co.  Cork,  m.  in  July,  1815,  Thomas 
AuTHONY    Stouohtoji,    Esq.    of   JBftllyhorgan,    co. 
Kerry,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Thokas-Anthokt.  n.  Charies-WilUam. 

EttUafie.— Several  writers  on  heraldry  identify  tlie 
name  of  Dauvt  with  that  of  Dauktrc,  whioh  occun  on 
the  loU  of  Battel  Abb^. 

From  SmoN  Daumt,  living  in  oo.  Gloucester,  eireiter  a.d. 
1880,  the  Srd  in  descent, 

John  Daunt,  m.  Anne.  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Stawell,  Knt. 
of  Cotherston,  oo.  Somerset,  ancestor  of  the  Lords  Stawell 
of  Somerton.  In  1471,  Prince  Edwabd,  son  of  King 
Hbmbt  YI,  addreased  to  him  a  letter  soliciting  aid  against 
"  the  king's  great  rebel,  Edward,  Eori  of  Maroh.**  He  was 
greatrgreat-grundfather  of 

Thomas  Daunt,  lord  of  the  manor  of  Owlpen  in  1608, 
who  also  acquired  the  lands  of  Tracion  Abbey,  oo.  Cork, 
by  lease ;  and  the  estate  of  Gortigrenane,  in  the  same  county, 
by  purchase,  from  Sir  Warham  St.  Leger,  in  1595.  He  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  Bryan  Jones,  of  Glamorganshire,  and  dying 
in  1620,  was  ».  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Daunt,  of  Owlpen  and  Gortigrenane,  who  m. 
Katherine,  dau.  of  John  Claytcm.  Esq.  of  Chester,  by  whom 
he  had  issue,  i.  Thomas,  who  m.  Elisa,  dau.  of  Sir  Gabriel 
Lowe,  Knt.  of  Newark,  but  left  no  male  issue ;  u.  Achilles, 
who  t.  to  Owlpen,  but  never  married ;  ui.  J<^n,  who  «<.  a 
minor  ;  iv.  Georoe  ;  i.  Frances,  wife  of  Henry  Trye,  Esq. 
of  Hardwicke,  co.  Gloucester ;  and  ii.  Catherine,  wife  of 
Sir  Peter  Courthope,  Knt.  of  Courtstown.  M.P.  for  the 
oo.  of  Cork  in  1661.  He  d.  in  1670,  and  was  «.  in  Gortigre- 
nane by  his  4th  son, 

Gbobok  Daunt,  of  Nohoval  and  G<niigrenane,  oo.  Cork. 
He  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  Major  Turner,  of  Bandonbridge,  co. 
Coik.  by  whom  he  had  issue,  i.  Thomas;  and,  ii.  Henbt, 
of  Knocknamana,  oo.  Cork,  of  whom  hereafter.  He  d.  in 
1697,  and  was  t.  by  his  oldest  son, 

Thomas  Daunt,  of  Owlpen  and  Gortigrenane,  who  m.  in 


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D  A  U 

1097,  EUxabeth,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Geoifpe  Synge,  and  grand- 
dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  and  Right  Rev.  Geoige  Synge  (aiia* 
Millington),  Lord  Biahop  of  Cloyne.  By  her  he  had  iBsue, 
I.  Thomab,  a  twin ;  ii.  Achilles,  a  twin ;  in.  Kingscote ; 
L  Martha,  wife  of  Richard  Bourne,  Esq.  of  Burren,  co. 
Cork ;  ii.  Hannah,  wife  of  her  oousin.  Geoxge  Daunt,  of 
the  city  of  Dublin,  suigeon  ;  and,  in.  Elizabeth.  He  d,  in 
1745,  akid  wast.  Ist,  by  his  eldest  son,  Thomas,  failing 
whom,  without  issue,  the  representation  devolved  upon  the 
2nd  twin, 

Achilles  Daukt,  of  Owlpen  and  Gortigrenane,  who  m. 
in  1742,  his  cousin  Anne,  dau.  of  Henxy  Daunt,  Esq.  of 
Knocknamana,  oo.  Cork,  by  whom  ho  had  issue, 

Thomas  Daunt,  of  Owlpen  and  Oortigrenane,  b.  in 
1755,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Oeoige  Baker,  Esq.  of  Cork,  and 
dying  without  male  issue.  In  1803,  his  estates  devolved  on 
his  dau.  and  sole  heiress,  Mabt  Daunt,  of  Owlpen  and 
Gortigrenane,  who  m.  in  1815,  Thomas-Anthony  Stoughton, 
Esq.  of  Ballyhoigan,  oo.  Kerry. 

ilrau— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  axg.,  a  chevron,  sa.,  be- 
tween three  choughs'  heads,  erased,  of  the  seoond,  beaJEed, 
gu. ;  2nd  and  Srd,  sa.,  a  chevron,  org.,  between  three  owla^ 
ppr.,  for  the  name  of  Owlpen. 

Ancient  Anm  8a.,  three  bescons,  with  ladders^  or,  fired 
gu.,  for  Dauntbb. 

Great — A  hutchet,  or  bugle-hom,  stringed,  sa. 

AfoOo— Viffilo  et  spero. 

Seots  Owlpen,  near  Diursley,  Glonoestershire ;  and  Gorti- 
grenane, near  Carrigaline,  co.  Cork. 


DAUNT  OF  FAHALEA. 

Daunt,  Thomas -Achilles,  Esq.  of  F&halea,  co. 
Cork,  6.  in  1780;  m.  in  1806,  Mary,  dau.  of  — 
Coghlan,  by  whom  he  has,  with  other  issue,  a  son 
and  heir, 

Geobqb,  who  is  m.,  and  has  issue. 

^intHQt. — HsHBT  Daunt,  of  Knodmomana,  2nd  son 
of  George  Daunt,  of  Nohoval  and  Gortigrenane,  by  Martha 
Turner  his  wife,  m.  Ist,  in  1098,  Catherine,  dau.  of  —  Roe, 
Esq.  of  Clonteede;  and  2ndly,  in  1706,  Anne,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Knolles,  Esq.  of  Killeighy,  oo.  Cork.  By  her  he 
had,  I.  Thomas,  bis  heir ;  u.  Gbobox,  of  the  city  of  Dublin^ 
suigeon,  who  m,  his  oousin,  Anne  Daunt,  of  Owlpen  aivl 
Gortigrenane,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Anne ;  Mildred^  wife 
of  Thomas  Pleasants,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law ;  and  Hannah, 
wife  of  Thomas-Knox  Grogan.  Esq.  of  Johnstown  Castle, 
CO.  Wexford ;  in.  Hknrt,  of  Dublin,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Robert  O'Callaghan,  Esq.  of  Clonmeen ;  nr.  Aohiixes,  of 
Newborough,  oo.  Cork,  in  holy  orders,  5.  in  1718,  m.  in 
1747,  Frances,  dau.  of  Philip  Frenoh,  Esq.  of  Bath,  oo. 
Cork,  and  had  (vrlth  four  daus.,  Anne,  Frances.  Elisabeth, 
and  Harriet)  three  sons,  Henry ;  Thomas ;  and  Geoige ;  of 
whom  thfi  youngest,  the  Rev.  Geoige  Daunt„  of  New- 
borough,  b.  in  1754,  nt.  in  1786,  Helena,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Arthur  Herbert,  rector  of  Castle  Island,  co.  Kerry,  and  d. 
in  1819,  leaving  two  sons  and  three  daus.,  vi£>,  Geoboe- 
AoHiLUBB,  now  of  Newborough,  Arthur -Heniy,.  Mary- 
Townsend,  Frances -Anne,  and  Helena- Susanna  nAmellA; 
T.  HuNGEBVoaD ;  and  i.  Anne,  vrife  of  her  oousin,  Achilles 
Daunt,  Esq.  of  Owlpen  and  Gortigrenane.  The  eldest 
son  of  Henry  Daunt's  marriage  with  Miss  Knoll  v,  was. 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Daunt,  of  Fahalea,  oa  Cork,  b.  in 
1707,  who  m.  in  1766,  Lettice,  dau.  of  John  Digby,  Esq.  of 
Landanstown,  oa  Kildare,  hifi^h-sheriff  of  Kildare  in  17Z2^ 
and  member  in  the  Irish  parliament  for  the  town  of  Kil- 
dare in  1731.  By  her  he  had  issue,  several  children,  and 
dying  .in  1779,  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Daunt,  of  Fahalea,  6.  m  1768,  who  tn.  Ist, 
his  cousin,  Frances,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Achilles  Daunt,  of 
Newborough;  and  2ndly,  Helena,  dau.  of  —  Scott,  Esq^ 
He  eL  in  1837,  leaving,  amongst  other  issue  by  his  Ist  wife, 
the  present  Thomas-Achilles  Daunt,  Esq.  of  Fahalea,  co. 
Cork. 

Arm$,  Cre$tf  and  AfoOo— flame  as  those  of  Daunt  qf  <Mp«n. 
fiea<— Fahalea,  co.  Cork. 


DAUNT  OF  NEAVBOROUGH. 

Dauict,  Gboroe-Achilles,  E»q.  of  Newborough, 
CO.  Cork,  6.  14  June,  1790 ;  s.  his  father,  the  Rev. 
George  Daunt,  in  1819,  and  is  a  magistrate  for  the 
CO.  of  Cork. 

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DAU 

For  LiNBAOB,  tc.,  tee  preceding  family. 

Armt,  Creat,  and  3fo<to— same  as  Daunt  of  Otplpen. 
£ea^— Newborough,  co.  Coric 


DAUNT  OF  SLIEVERON. 

Dauitp,  Georob,  Esq.  of  Slieveron,  co.  Cork,  h.  in 
1792 ;  «.  his  father,  the  late  G^rge  Daunt^  M.D.,  of 
Cork. 

M^intKQt, — Henet  Daunt,  Esq.  of  Knocknamana  and 
Fahalea  (tee  Daunt  cf  FahaUa\  had,  amongst  other  issue, 
by  his  2nd  wif^  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  KnoUes,  Esq. 
of  Killeighy,  Hxtnoerford,  of  the  dty  of  Cork,  6.  In  1718 ; 
Boyle,  b.  in  1725,  d.  in  1742 ;  and  three  daus.,  Martha ; 
Anne ;  and  Lydla.    The  son  and  heir, 

HuNOERFORD  Daunt,  m.  Joyco,  dau.  of  Jonas  Travers, 
Esq.  of  Butlerstown,  eo.  Cork,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
Oeorob,  and  an  only  dau.,  Anne,  who  d.  imm.    His  son, 

Qboroe  Daunt,  of  the  dty  of  Cork,  M.D.,  was  b.  in 
1756,  and  in.  his  oousin,  ICary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Daunt,  Esq. 
of  Fahalea,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Oeoboe  Daunt,  Esq., 
now  of  Slieveron,  near  Carrigaline,  co.  Cork;  and  four 
daus.,  Mary ;  Catherine ;  Eliza,  wife  of  Thomas  Hungerford, 
Esq. ;  and  Joyce,  wife  of  Abel  Harris,  Esq. 

Armt^  Create  and  MoUo    same  as  Daunt  <tf  Owlpen, 
iSsot— Slieveron,  co.  Cork. 


DAUNT  OF  TRACTON  ABBEY. 

Daunt,  Achilles,  Esq.  of  Tracton  Abbey,  co. 
Cork,  J.P,,  m.  Mary,  third  dau.  of  John-Isaac  Heard, 
Esq.,  M,P.  for  Kinsale,  and  high-sheriff  of  the  co. 
Cork  in  1839,  by  whom  he  has  (with  other  issue) 
a  son, 

AcmujES. 

SrtnCKSr. — ^Thomas  Daunt,  of  Owlpen,  m.  (see  Dauitt 
of  Owlpen)  Alioe,  dau.  of  William  Throckmorton,  Esq. 
of  Tortworth,  co.  Gloucester,  by  whom  he  had  (amongst 
oth^r  issue),  Thomas,  the  aoquisitor  of  Tracton  Abbey  by 
lease,  and  of  Gortigrcoiane,  by  purchase,  in  1696 ;  and  a  4th 
son, 

WiLUAX  Daunt,  who  m.  Hary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hutton, 
Esq.  of  Hutton,  00.  York,  by  whom  he  had  Is^ue,  Wiluax; 
and  Thomas,  who  ta.  Susan,  dau.  of —  Curie.  He  was  a. 
by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Daunt,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Isham  Kowell, 
Esq.  At  this  time  we  find,  in  the  MS.  depositions  pre> 
served  in  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  a  claim  made  on  the 
government,  in  1642,  by  James  Daunt,  Esq.,  described  as 
"  late  of  Tracton  Abbey,"  for  £622,  on  account  of  losses 
sustained  in  the  dvil  war  of  the  preceding  year. 

William  Daunt,  of  Tracton  Abbey,  m,  Jane,  dan.  of 
John  Dolbear,  Esq.  of  Cork,  by  whom  he  had  (with  other 
issue),  Achilles,  his  successor  in  Tracton ;  and  Fbanois,  of 
whom  hereafter.    Dying  in  1676,  he  was  «.  by  his  2nd  son, 

Achilles  Daunt,  of  Tracton  Abbey,  who  m.  1st,  in 
1667,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hungerford,  Esq.  of 
Inchidony,^  co.  Cork,^  by  whom  he  had  issue,  l  Thomas^ 
who  m.  in  1602,  Jane,,  dau.  of —  Saunders,  and  to  whom 
his  fiather  gave  the  lands  of  Kilpatriok,  co.  Cork ;  ii.  Wil- 
liam ;  I.  Margaret ;  n.  fliisapna ;  and  in.  AngeL  He  m. 
2ndly,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Kiuler,  and  widow  of  Thomas 
Herrick,,  Esq.  of  Shippool,  co.  Qork,  by  whom  he  had  issue ; 
ni.  John ;  and  rv.  Richard.  He  d.  in  1711,  and  was  a,  in 
Tracton  Abbey  by  his  2nd  son, 

William  Daunt,  of  Tracton  Abbey,  who  m.  1st,  in  1700, 
Mary,  dau.  of  William  Bayly,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
L  Achilles  ;  ii.  William,  who  m.  in  1780,  Barbara,  dau.  of 
—  Busteed,  Esq. ;  in.  Bi^ly ;  it.  Oeoige ;  v.  James ;  and 
▼I.  Swithin,  besides  daus.    He  was  a,  by  his  eldst  son, 

Achilles  Daunt,  of  Traoton  Abbey,  who  m.  in  1727, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Edward  BuUen,  Esq^  of  Oldhead.  near 
KInaale,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  William  ;  and  Edward. 
He  was  a.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Daunt,  who  m.  in  1768^  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Austin,  and  was  grandfather  of  the  present  Achilles 
Daunt,  Esq.  of  Tracton  Abbey. 

Arma,  Create  and  ITotto— same  as  Daunt  of  Owipm. 
gtai^Tncion  Abb^,  co.  Cork. 


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DAUNT  OF  KILCASCAN. 

Daunt,  William-Joskph-O'Nkill,  E«q.  of  Kilcas- 
can,  CO.  Cork,  M.P.  in  1833  for  the  borough  of 
M&Uow,  m.  in  1839,  Mias  Ellen  Hickej,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Aohillss-Thomas,  b.  1849. 

I.  Alioe-Ismene. 

ft'Cttfage.  —  Wiluam  DAUirr,  of  Tracton  Abbey  (we 
prvctding/amiiy),  d.  in  1676,  leaving  a  8rd  son, 

FaAXOis  Daumt,  of  Knookatour,  oo.  Cork,  who  m.  in 
1067,  Mary,  dau.  of  George  Wood,  Oent.  of  Ballymoney, 
same  co.,  by  whom  he  had  issue ;  Qeorge,  of  Knookatour, 
who  m.  in  1602,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Thomas  Knolles.  Esq.  of 
Kllleighy,  oo.  Cork,  by  whom  he  had  issue;  William; 
Francis,  who  m.  in  1700,  Mary,  dau.  of  —  Austin,  Esq.,  by 
whom  he  had,  with  other  issue,  Samuel  Daunt,  of  Knock- 
nasillsgh,  high-sheriff  of  the  oo.  Cork,  in  1740.    His  2nd  son, 

William  Daunt,  of  Kilcascan,  m.  in  1607,  Bachel,  dau. 
of  Thomas  KnoUes,  Esq.  of  KiUeighy,  by  whom  he  had 
(besides  other  issued  Joseph;  and  Francis,  who  d.  t.  p. 
He  acquired  Kilcascan  in  1712,  and  dying  in  1760,  was  t. 
by  his  eldest  son, 

JosBPH  Dauht,  of  Kilcascan,  6.  in  1702.  He  m.  in  1729, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Rashleigh,  Esq.  of  doncoose  and  Balli- 
nadee,  oo.  Cork,  by  whom  he  had  (besides  daus.),  William, 
6.  in  1750.    He  d.  in  1788,  and  was  $.  by  his  only  son, 

William  Daunt,  of  Kilcascan,  who  m.  In  1776,  Jane,  dau. 
of  Richard  Oumbleton,  Esq.  of  Csstle  Richard,  oo.  Water- 
ford,  and  uterine  niece  of  William  Conner,  Esq.  ot  Conner- 
villa,  CO.  Cork,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  i.  Josbph  ;  ii.  Riohard- 
Oumbleton,  a  captain  in  the  90th  regt,  who  m.  let,  Anne, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Dixon,  vicar  of  Humbleton,  co.  Tork, 
by  whom  he  had  issue,  Richard-Onmbleton ;  Harold  ;  and 
a  dau. ;  and  2ndly,  his  cousin  Margaret,  dau.  of  Robert- 
Warrsn  Oumbleton,  Esq.  of  Castleview,  co.  Cork ;  m.  Robert- 
Oumbleton,  a  Ueut.  in  the  62nd  rsgt,  who  m.  Miss  Harris, 
of  Cork,  by  whom  he  had  issue.  Dying  in  1809,  William 
Daimt  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JosBPH  Daunt,  of  Kilcascan.  6.  in  1779.  Ha  t».  1st.  in 
1806,  Jane,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Wilson,  D.D.,  rector 
of  Ardstraw,  oo.  l^rrone,  and  niece  of  John  Wilson,  Esq., 
Oovemor  of  Minorca,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Wiluam- 
JoiiBPH-O'NKiLL;  Thomas-Wilson,  who  d.  in  1854  ;  Henry, 
who  d.  in  infancy ;  Catherine-Elisabeth ;  and  Lavinia-Isabella. 
His  1st  wife  dying  in  1816,  he  m.  2ndly,  in  1822,  his  cousin 
Jane,  dau.  of  Robert-Warren  Oumbleton,  Esq.,  by  whom  he 
had  issue,  a  dau.,  Maigaret-Alioe,  b.  in  1826.  Dying  in  1826, 
he  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present  Wiluam-JobipB' 
O'NnLL  Davnt,  Esq.  of  Kilosscan. 

Arms,  Orat,  and  Jfotto— same  as  Daunt  o/Qwlpm, 
geoi— Kilcascan,  near  Dunmanway,  co.  Cork. 


DAVENPORT  OF  CAPESTHORNE. 
Davenport,  Abthur-Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  CapeBsthome, 
oo.  Chester,  an  officer  1st  life  guards,  6.  9  June,  1832. 

ilinras?. — ^The  Davenports  desoended  from  Ormus  de 
Davenport,  living  temp.  CoNquBsroRis. 

From  Nicholas  Davznpobt  de  Woodford  (3rd  son  of  Sir 
John  Davenport,  of  Weltrough  end  Henbury,  Knt.,  Justice 
of  Lancaster,  7th  Riohabd  II.,  and  9th  in  descent  fh>m 
Ormus  the  Norman),  living  44th  Bdwabd  III.,  lineally 
derived 

Chbistophib  Davenport,  Esq.  of  Woo^lford,  1666,  grand- 
son and  heir  of  John  Davenport,  Esq.  of  Woodford.  His 
eldest  son  by  his  l8t  wifi»,  Jane,  dau.  of  Richard  Oerard, 
Esq.  of  Crswood, 

William  Davbnpobt,  Esq.  of  Woodford,  who  d.  In  1632. 
had  by  his  1st  wife,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Robert  Hyde,  Esq.  of 
Norbury,  with  other  children,  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

John  Davxnport,  Esq.  of  Woodford,  who  >».  in  16M, 
Mary,  dau,  of  Hugh  Bromley,  Esq..  and  d.  in  1668.  His 
great-grandson, 

John  Daventobt,  Esq.  of  Woodford,  m^r  of  the  Cheshire 
force  raised  at  Nantwich  in  1689,  m,  Anne,  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  John  Davenport,  Esq.  of  Davenport,  and  d.  «.  j». 
4  Feb.  1783,  when  he  was  §.  by  his  brother. 

Monk  Davenpobt,  Esq.  of  Woodford,  who  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Davies,  Esq.  of  Manley,  oo.  Chester,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  24  Feb.  1736,  had,  with  other  issue. 

Da  vise  Davjcnpobt.  of  Woodford  and  Blarton,  barrister- 
at-law,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  London,  6.  in  1696,  m.  in  1721, 
Miiry,  dau.  and  sole  heireas  of  John  Ward,  Esq.  of  Caoes- 
2«0 


thome,  and  d.  leaving,  with  other  issue,  Daviks,  his  heir ; 
Charles,  6.  7  April,  1836,  rector  of  Brereton ;  Thomas  QSir), 
of  Hendon,  Knt,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Seel,  Esq.  The 
eldest  son  and  heh>, 

Davus  Davenport,  Esq.  of  Woodford,  Marton,  and 
Capesthome,  barrister-at-law,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  b. 
20  Oct  1723,  m.  Phoebe,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Daven> 
port,  Esq.  of  Calveley  (desoended  frma  the  marriage  of 
Arthur,  a  younger  son  of  Sir  Ralph  Davenport,  of  Daven> 
port,  with  the  heiress  of  Calveley  of  Calveley),  and  left,  with  a 
dau.  (Phoebe,  wife  of  EuseUus  Horton,  Esq.  of  Catton,  oo. 
Derby,  and  mother  of  a  dau.,  Anne,  m.  to  the  Hight  Hon. 
Sir  Robert  Wilmot,  Bart,  who  thereupon  assumed  the 
surname  of  Horton),  a  son  and  heir, 

Davics  Davnnpobt,  Esq,  of  Woodford,  Marton,  Calvel^, 
and  Ciq)esthome,  high-sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  1788,  and  M.P. 
for  that  county  ftx>m  1806  until  1880,  when  he  retired.  He 
was  6.  29  Aug.  1767,  and  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Ralph  Sneyd, 
Esq.  of  Keel,  oo.  Stafford,  by  whom  he  had, 

Bdward-Dayibb,  present  repreeentative. 

Henry,  mi^or  in  the  87th  regiment  lieut-col.  in  the  army, 
d.  in  1883. 

Walter,  in  holy  orders,  who  has  assumed  the  additional 
surname  of  Bbomlbt.  He  m.  1st,  in  July,  1818,  Caroline- 
Barbara,  dau.  of  Archdeacon  Ooodi,  and  niece  to  Sir 
Thomas  Ooooh,  Bart.,  and  2ndly,  22  Feb.  1829,  the  Lady 
Louisa  Dawson,  sister  of  the  Earl  of  Portarlington. 

Harriet-Katherine.  m.  to  the  Hon.  Sir  John  Willluns,  Knt, 
Judge  of  the  Queen's  Bench. 

Mr.  Davenport  d.  6  Feb.  1837,  when  he  was  $.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

Bowabd-Datisb  Davsnpobt.  Esq.  of  Capesthome,  oo. 
Chester,  and  Court  Oarden,  Bucks,  6.  27  April,  1778,  who 
m.  80  Nov.  1880,  Caroline-Anne,  dan.  of  Richard  Hurt,  Beq. 
of  Wiiksworth,  00.  Derby,  and  d,  in  1847,  leaving  a  son 
and  heir,  the  present  ABTBua-HxNmT  Davsnpobt,  Esq.  of 
Capesthome. 

^rms— Aig.,  a  chevron,  between  three  crosses  crooslet, 
fltch^sa. 

Crett^A  mail's  head,  cooped  at  the  shoulders,  and  in  pro- 
file, ppr. :  round  the  neck  a  halter,  or. 

£ea/*-~Calveley  Hall,  and  Capesthome,  oo.  Chester;  and 
Court  Oarden,  Bucks. 


DAVENPORT  OF  DAVENPORT. 

Davenport,  WiLLiAM-SHARiKaTON,  Esq.  of  Dayen- 
port,  CO.  Salop,  J.P.,  b.  30  July,  1808 ;  m.  22  Dec 
1835,  Catherine-Louisa,  only  dau.  of  Samuel-Peter 
Marindin,  Esq.  of  Cheeterton,  co.  Salop,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Bbomlbt,  6. 14  Oet  1836. 

n.  Edmund-Henry,  6.  19  Aug.  1889. 

in.  Vivian,  6.  81  Jan.  1848. 

IT.  Charies^albot,  6.  16  Oct  1848. 

I.  Louisa-Maiindin.  d.  16  May,  18M. 

%iXltES,t, — ^The  pedigree  of  this  fiunUy  is  authentically 
deduced  in  an  unbroken  male  line,  fh>m  Obxus  db  Davsn- 
pobt, living  temp,  William  the  Conqueror. 

Thomas  Davenport,  Esq.,  living  14th  Hxnet  VII.,  Snd 
son  of  Bib  Ralph  Davknfobt.  of  Davenport  in  Cheshire, 
Knt,  and  the  lineal  descendant  of  Ormus,  m.  Alice,  sole 
dau.  and  heir  of  Robert  HanCord,  Esq.  of  Chorley.  He  was 
father  of  Robsbt  Davenpobt,  Esq.  of  Chorley,  who  m, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Ballot  of  Bellott,  oo.  Chester,  and  had  a  son 
and  heir, 

William  Davenpobt,  Esq,  of  Chorley,  who  m.  Oraoe, 
dau.  of  Fowke  Dutton,  Esq.  of  Dutton,  co.  Chester,  and 
was  fiither  of  Henrt  Davenpobt,  Esq.  of  Chorioy,  who 
m.  Jane,  dau.  of  William  Leicester,  Esq.  of  Totl.     Bis  son. 

Willlui  DaybntoBt,  Esq.,  sold  the  estate  of  Chorley, 
and  seated  himself  at  HoUon,  co.  Salop,  which  esUte  he 
soquired  by  bis  marriage  with  Jane,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Franeis  Bivmley,  Esq.  of  Hollon.  oo.  Sslop,  son  and  heir 
of  Bir  Oeoige  Bromley,  Knt    He  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Henbt  Davenpobt,  Esq.  of  Hollon,  who  m.  Lettioe,  dau. 
snd  heir  of  Thomas  Haddocks,  Esq.  of  Bridgnorth,  and  d. 
in  Feb.  1664,  leaving  an  only  surviving  son, 

Henbt  Davenpobt,  Esq.,  who  m.  22  Oct  1665,  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  Sharington  Talbot,  Esq.  of  Laoock,  oo.  Wilts, 
and  d.  in  July,  1698,  leaving  (with  other  daus.,  who  d. 
KniA.),  a  dau.,  Mary,  m.  1st,  to  the  Rev.  William  HAlliflfcT, 
D.D.,  who  d.  in  1720,  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  Prideanx 
Sutton,  of  Broedon,  co.  Worcester;  and  two  sons.  Sharing^ 
ton,  the  elder,  a  m^or-general  in  the  army,  who  </.  wtm. 
in  Ireland,  5  July,  1719  ;  and 

Henbt  Davenpobt,  Eaq.,  bapt  26  Feb.  1677-3,  who  m. 


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D  A  V 


iBt,  Hary-Lucy,  dan.  of  Daniel  Charden,  Esq.,  and  1 1 
ber  a  son,  Sharimoton,  of  whom  presently ;  and  two  U  i  • 
Mary-Elisabeth,  m.  to  John  Mytton  Esq.  of  Halston,  v  i 
Mary-Luce,  d.  unm.     Mr.  Davenport  m.  2ndly.  Barbara, 
2nd  dan.  of  Sir  John  Ivory,  of  Ireland,  by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Talbot,  of  Laoock«  oo.  Wilts,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  in  1748.  left  at  his  decease,  in  1781,  a  son,  William,  in 
holy  orders,  D.D.,  rector  of  Breedon,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
John-Ivory  Talbot,  of  Lacock,  and  had  issue.    The  only  son 
of  the  1st  roaniage, 

BHAUKOiDif  DAwrpom,  Esq.,  m.  Oratiana  Rodd,  of 
Hereford,  and  cC  in  1744,  leaving  idth  other  surviving  issue, 

Daniel-Chaidin,  m.  Jane  Blookley,  aud  d.  in  1778. 

Sharington,  bapUsed  11  June,  1871,  m.  a  dau.  of  Mi^or 
Fartiiugton. 

WlI.LlA]f-YKLTBBTOH,  of  whova  jiraaoiitly. 
Bd^fard,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  -ii  Worrttild,  5.  19  Jan.  ]Ta4, 
m,  in  1776,  Catherine,  dau.  of  tbo  lluv.  Edmuud  T;l3  ]ur, 
of  Woroaater,  and  afterwards  tif  Orappcuhjil,  cti.  Clicfliur, 
and  had  issue,  BDMVirD-SHAftTNdTov.  of  whom  priM«iit]y, 
as  suecassor  to  his  uncle  ;  H&ny  Chisrtlln.  &,  1  hm,  17 k1, 
deceased;  William-Talverton,  h.  in  ITSd;  Edward  Ortcms, 
6.  1  March,  1785,  cL  in  tho  Et\«it  ttidm  i  caUi-hHe- 
Oratiana;  Mvra;  Anne;  Marf,  m.  to  Aloxj^ii>h.r  White, 
Esq.  of  Sootland;  Bertha,  n,  to  Jamas  MUiu  ui  Cuiy, 
Esq. ;  Arabella ;  and  Barbara-JuUana. 
TheSrdson, 

Wiluax-Yelvkbton  Datshpobt,  Esq.  of  Davenport,  oo. 
Salop,  b.  19  Feb.  1760,  m.  Jane-Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Crawley, 
Esq.  of  Bath,  and  relict  of — Blythe,  Esq.,  and  d.  «.  j>.  in 
Feb.  1834,  when  he  was  t.  by  his  nephew, 

Thx  Rkv.  Bdmunb^habinoton  Datkxpobt,  of  Daven- 
port, vicar  of  Worfield,  b.  18  M«y,  1778,  who  m.  7  Aug. 
1806,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Joseph  Tongue,  Esq.  of  Hollon,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  21  Sept.  1850)  had  issue, 

Willi  am-Shakikoton,  now  of  Davenport 
Joseph-Tongue,  6.  25  Aug.  1813,  m.  Emily  Leicester. 
Edward-Montague,  6.  IS  April,  1817. 
Edmnnd-Sharington,  b.  28  June,  1821,  m.  Mary  Moss. 
Daniel-Dedmus-Tongue,  6.  8  Nov.  1828. 
Barbara- Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Corueliu»-F.  Broadbent,  M.  A. 
Gatherine-Gratiana,  t».  to  Octavius-E.  Johnson,  Esq. 
Elisabeth,  tn.  to  Oeozge  Nicholas,  Esq. 
HarrietJuUana,  m.  to  Edward  Owen,  Esq.,  lieut.  R.N. 
Lucy-Susanna. 
The  Rev.  Mr.  Davenport  d.  27  Feb.  1812. 

Jrsu— An.,  a  chevron  between  three  cross-croeslets, 
fltch^sa. 

CrtMt^K  man's  head,  couped  at  the  shoulders,  and  side- 
faced,  ppr.,  with  a  rope  round  the  neck,  or. 

If oMo—Audaces  fortunajuvat. 

Btat — ^Davenport,  co.  Salop. 

DAVENPORT  OF  BBAMALL  HALU 

Dayehport,  William-Dayinfort,  Esq.  of  Bramall 
Hall,  CO.  Chester,  lieut-ool.  commanding  2nd  regi. 
royal  Cheshire  xnilitia,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  15  Sept 
1811;  »».  1st,  14  Nov.  1833,  CamUla,  dau.  of  V.  Gatt, 
E^.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1845,  has  one  dau., 

Maria-Dorothea. 
He  m.  2ndly,  24  Oct.  1850,  Diana-Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
John  HancUey,  Esq.,  banker,  of  Nottinghamshire, 
and  by  her  has  a  son, 

Johm-WiluaM'Hamdlst,  b.  19  Oct  1851. 
Colonel  Davenport  served  in  the  army  from  1826  to 
1847. 

9.  UlfXfff « — RBAB-ApimuL  BiK  Salvsbubt  Huikphbets, 
K.C.H.,  C.B.  of  Weedon  Lodge,  Bucks  {aee  family  t^  Hux- 
nnsTs),  m.  for  his  2nd  wife,  in  1810,  Maria,  dau.  and  heir 
of  WiLLLAM  Davsxpobt,  Bsq.  of  Bramall  Hall,  co.  Chester, 
and  assumed  in  consequence  tiie  surname  and  arms  of 
DAVBrpoar.    By  the  heiress  of  Bramall,   he  left,  at  his 
deoesse  in  1845, 
Wn^UAM-DAYKHFOBV,  now  of  Bramall  HalL 
Trevor,  capt  in  the  army,  6.  29  July,  1814,  m.  1  July,  1887, 
Frances,  dau.  of  the  late  Chief-Justice  Sewell,  of  Quebec, 
and  has  issue. 

Heniy-Wayet,  Ueat.  89th  regt  m.  28  June,  1843,  Catherine, 
eldest  dau.  of  Capt  John  Durie.  d,  in  India,  1846. 
Jobn-8ahisbai7,  6.  24  June^  1817,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir 
Allan  Mc  Nab. 

Charies-Edgecumbe,  an  officer  in  the  army,  6. 20  Dec.  1819, 
m.  Emma,  dau.  of  the  Vexy  Rev.  Dr.  Webber,  dean  of 


Emily,  M.  1841,  to  the  Rev.  Arthur  Douglas. 
Julia,  m.  1842.  to  Henry  Crookenden.  Esq.,  M.D. 

ArmM  and  Cr^ti—Se*  Davskpobt  of  Cape$thome, 
Seitf— Biamall  Hall,  Stockport,  Cheshire. 
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DAVEY  OF  REDRUTH. 

Davey,  Stephen,  Esq.  of  Redruth,  co.  Cornwall, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  12  May,  1838,  Charlotte,  dau.  (by 
Elizabeth  Lyon  his  wife,  a  descendant  of  the  Strath- 
more  family)  of  the  Rev.  William  Horton,  8rd  son  of 
Joshua  Horton,  of  Howroyde,  co.  York,  who  was 
next  brother  of  Sir  William  Horton,  Ist  Bart  of 
Chadderton,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLUAM-HORTOir. 

I.  Elizabeth-Maria.  ii.  Chailotte-Mary-Horton. 

Mr.  Davey  is  eldest  son  and  heir  of  the  late  William 
Davey,  Esq.  of  Redruth,  in  which  parish  the  family 
has  been  settled  for  seyeral  generations. 

Jmu—Arg.,  on  a  chevron,  az.,  between  two  mullets, 
pierced,  in  chief;  and  a  lion,  passant,  in  base^  gu.,  three 
cinquefoils,  or. 

Crut — A  mount,  vert,  thereon  an  eagle,  rising,  as.,  charced 
on  the  wing  with  a  dnquefoil,  or,  holding  in  the  dexter  daw 
a  staff,  sa.,  therefh>m  flowing  a  pendant,  gu. 

Motto — B  persevemnti&  honor. 

/Seal— Redruth,  Cornwall. 


DAVIDSON  OF  CANTRAY. 

Davidson,  Huoh-Cochraitb,  Esq.  of  Cantray,  co. 
Inverness,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  20  April,  1809;  m. 
19  Aug.  1880,  Maria,  3rd  dau.  of  CoL  Qrogan,  of  co. 
Meath,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Huoh-Obooan,  b.  18  Dec.  1838. 

u.  CuthbertJohn,  6. 18  Aug.  1889. 

I.  Maigaret.  n.  Catherine-Jane. 

ui.  Frances-Harriet    rv.  Maria-Anne-Elisabeth-Brodie. 

JLitltHQt, — The  late  8iB  David  Davioboit,  of  Cantray, 
only  son  of  David  Davidson,  Esq.,  and  his  wife,  Mary 
Cuthbert,  of  Castle  Hill,  oo.  Inverness,  m.  12  Dec.  1804, 
Margaret  Rose,  of  the  family  of  Kilravock,  and  had  issue, 

HnoH-CoGHRAHK,  his  heir,  now  of  Cantray. 

Cuthbert  b.  24  May,  1810,  m.  the  dau.  of  —  Mahiwaring, 

Esq.,  Bengal  civil  service,  and  has  Issue,  one  son  and  one 

dau. 

Frances-Russell,  b.  24  May,  1810,  Bengal  civil  service. 
Margaret,  ta.  to  Sir  Robert  Grant,  late  governor  of  Bombay, 

brother  of  Lord  Qlenelg. 

ilrms— As.,  on  a  fesse,  between  three pheon%  arg:,  a  buck, 
oouchant  gu. 

Orett—A  youth  from  the  middle,  holding  in  the  dexter  hand 
a  man's  heart  all  ppr. 

If  otto— Sapientwr  si  sinoer^ 

Seoi— Cantray,  Nairn. 


DAVIDSON  OF  INCHMARLO. 

DAViUBOir,  Patrick,  Esq.  of  Inchmarlo,  ca  Kin- 
cardine, D.L.,  6.  29  Oct.  1809;  m.  2  Aug.  1836, 
Mary-Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Leslie,  Esq.  of 
Warthill  {see  thai  family^  and  has  issue, 

I.  DuvOAir,  b.  6  Aug.  1848. 

n.  William-Leslie,  6.  81  Jpn.  1860. 

I.  Jane-Anne.  ii.  FraneeS'Mary. 

in.  Katharine-Helen.  iv.  Mary-Maigaret 

V.  MatUda-Roee. 

Mr.  Davidson  is  Professor  of  Civil  Law  in  the  Univer- 
sity and  King's  College  of  Aberdeen. 

ILincafft. — a  branch  of  the  Douglas  Aunily,  fbr  nearly 
four  centuries,  poesessed  large  estates  in  Kincardine  district, 
including,  besides  Inchmarlo  and  Dalkaikie,  the  now  sepa- 
rate properties  of  Tillywhilly,  Kincardine,  Ac. 

The  Douglases  sold  off  all  their  lands  on  the  Deeeide  about 
1819,  in  which  year  the  estates  of  Inchmarlo  and  Dalkaikie, 
or  Tilliehaikie,  were  acquired  by  Walter^.  Davidson,  Esq., 
and  in  1888  were  purchased  by  the  late  Duncan  Davidson, 
Esq.  of  Tilliekelty  and  Desswood,  father  of  the  preeent  pos- 
sessor, whose  grandfather, 

Jomi  Davidson,  Esq.  of  Tlllichetly  and  Desswood,  m.  in 
1770,  Anne-Farquhar8on,dau.  of  Harry-Fazquharaon  Indego, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  22  May,  1812,)  left,  at  his  decease, 
81  March,  1802,  an  eldest  son  and  heir, 

DuNOAN  Davidson,  Esq.  of  Tillichetly  and  Desswood, 
D.L.,  who  purchased  the  estate  of  Inchmarlo,  in  1888.  He 
m.  28  June,  1804,  Frances-Mary,  dau.  of  Patrick  Pirie,  Esq. 
of  Aberdeen,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Patrick,  now  of  Inchmarlo. 

Duncan,  of  Tillichetly,  co.  Aberdeen,  H.E.I.C.C.8.,  post- 


DAY 

master-genenU,  Bombay,  »<j.  In  1842,  Katherino-Frances, 

dau.  of  Ch&rles  Gordou,  Esq.  of  Abergeldie,  co.  Aber- 

deeiL 

Charles-Forbes,  of  Edinbuif^h. 
James,  of  London. 

Aloxande^  of  Desswood,  co.  Aberdeen. 
Margraret-Jane,  m.  5  Aug.  1850,  to  Arthiu*  Fraser,  Esa.  of 

London,  son  of  the  late  Alexander  Fraser,  Esq.  of  Aoei^ 

deen. 

Aune.  Williamina. 

Mr.  Davidson  d.  8  Dec.  1849,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Amu — As.,  on  a  fesso,  between  three  pheons,  or,  a  stag 
couchant,  gu.,  attired  with  ten  tyum,  or. 

Cntt^A  youth  fVom  the  middle,  holding  in  dexter  hand  a 
man's  heart,  all  ppr. 

Motto — Sapienter  si  sincere 

Seat — ^Inolmiarlo,  co.  Kincardine. 


DAVIES  OF  HARRINGTON  HALL. 

Da  VIES,  John,  Esq.  of  MaiTiDg:ton  Hall,  co.  Salop, 
h.  14  March,  1821 ;  «.  his  father  in  June,  1842. 

M.intEflt* — Cnnuc  Efell,  the  elder  of  the  twin  sons 
of  Madoc  ap  Meredith,  Prince  of  Powys,  on  the  decease  of 
his  fitther,  succeeded  to  the  lordship  of  Eglwys  Bgle,  a  divi- 
sion of  the  lordship  of  Bromfield.    His  eldest  son, 

Llbwcltn  ap  Cthiuo  Efbll,  a  noble  of  Molesdale,  m. 
F.fa,  dau.  of  Bleddyn  ap  Owion,  Lord  of  Uwch  Aled,  in 
Donbighland,  and  was  ancestor  of  the  house  of  Gwvbahkt, 
for  ages  one  of  the  most  distinguished  in  the  coimty  of 
Fhnt. 

OiuvTrrH  AP  Llbwbllth,  eldest  son  of  Llewellyn,  and 
grandson  of  Cynric  Efell,  the  foimder  of  this  line,  m.  and 
had  issue. 

John  ap  David,  of  Owysaney,  who  first  assumed  the 
name  of  Davibb,  was  14th  in  descent  fh>m  Cvmuo  Etkll. 
He  m.  Jane,  widow  of  Richard  Mostyn,  and  dau.  of  Thomas 
Bolusbuiy,  of  Leadbroke,  and  had  issue, 

I.  RoBEBT,  of  Qwysan^,  living  20  April,  15S1,  great-grand- 
father of 

MuTTOir  Daths.  of  Owysaney,  and  high-sheriff  of  Flint- 
shire in  1670,  who  «.  to  the  estate  of  Llauerch  in  right 
of  his  mother,  Anne.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Peter  Mut- 
ton, chief-Justioe  of  North  Wales.  He  m.  Elisabeth, 
only  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Wilbraham,  of  Woodhey,  co. 
Chester,  Bart.,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

1  RoBRBTDAYiKa,  Esq.  of  Owysaney  and  Llanerch  Park, 
high-shei-iff  for  FUntshlre  in  1704.  He  m.  Letitia. 
sister  of  John  Vaughan,  let  Viscouut  Lisbume,  and 
had  issue,  Robkrt,  his  heir,  of  Owysaney  and  Llan- 
erch Park,  ancestor  of  the  Datibs's  o/Oioymtnejf  and 
Uanereh^  now  repreaented  by  Philip  Brtav  Dayhs 
CooKB.  Esq.  of  Owston  and  Owysaney. 

2  Thoxas,  m.  in  1687,  Maxigaret,  dau.  of  Owen  Madoc, 
Oent,  and  d.  in  1607,  leaving  a  sou  and  heir, 

Thb  Rkv.  Owen  Dayibs,  fc,  in  1689,  who  m.  In  1714, 
Jaue,  dau.  of  William  Lloyd,  Esq.,  and  d,  in  1766, 
leaving  an  only  son, 

OwBN  Daviks»  Esq.,  b.  In  1716,  whom.  9  Sept.  1866, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  James  Stockell,  Oent.  of  Westbury,  co. 
Salop,  and  d.  in  1806,  leaving  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Davibb,  Esq.,  seated  at  Trsfynant,  co.  Den- 
bigh. He  was  b.  8  Nov.  1767,  and  m.  Mai^garet,  dau. 
of  John  Peploe,  Esq.  of  Peploe,  co.  Salop,  by  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Hill.  Esq.  of  the  last- 
named  shire,  and  by  her  (who  d,  24  Jan.  1809,  aged  49j 
had  Issue, 

Thomas,  lieutenant  of  enMneers,  B.I.C.S.,  a  very 
distinguished  officer,  6.  7  Nov,  1789,  killed  hi  action 
on  the  night  of  the  18th  May.  1818,  at  Malegaume, 
in  India,  commanding  engineer  of  the  army  of  the 
Dekkan. 

Owen,  sometime  resident  at  Chilwell  Hall.  Notts, 
and  subsequently  at  Eton  House,  co.  Kent,  b. 
4  Nov.  1796 ;  to.  4  Nov.  1826,  Froderica-Wilhehnlna. 
dau.  of  Samuel-Cutler  Hooley.  Esq.  (who  d.  in  his 
fkthw's  lifetime),  only  son  of  James  Hooley,  Esq. 
of  Woodthorpe,  co.  Nottingham,  a  deputy-lleut.  of 
that  shire,  and  m^jorof  the  Nottinghajn  voluatc>ers. 
By  this  lady  he  has  had  issue,  Owen,  an  officer  in 
the  army.  b.  1  March,  1831 ;  Thomas,  6.  2  Feb.  1833 ; 
Margaret,  w.  11  July,  1860.  to  Michael- J oseph« 
Charles  Ripport,  Avocat  attach^  it  la  Cour  de  Cas- 
sation ;  Mary-Hooley,  also  m.  in  France ;  and  Frode- 
rica,  d,  I  March,  1846. 

Elisabeth,  m.  27  March.  1800,  to  William  Hughes, 
Esq.  of  Pen-y-dawdd,  oo.  Denbigh. 
8  Roger,  buried  at  Mold,  SO  March.  1677. 
4  John.  D.D.,  rector  of  Kingslaud,  co.  Hereford,  pro- 
oontor  of  St,  David's,  ana  prebendaiy  of  Hereford 
and  8t  Asaph. 

6  Richard,  vicar  of  Rhuabon,  co.  Denbigh. 
1  Anne. 

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D  A  V 

2  Mary.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Holland,  of  Berow,  co. 
Anglesey. 
8  EO/abeth. 

4  Katherine,  2nd  wife  of  Sir  William  WilUams,  Bart., 
M.P. 
IL  John,  of  whom  we  treat 

I.  Catherine,  m.  to  Edward  Moigan,  Esq.  of  Oolden  Orove^ 
CO.  Flint 
The  2nd  son, 

John  Datixs,  Esq.,  living  in  1678,  m.  twice,  and  was 
father  of 

John  Davubb,  Esq.,  who  m.  the  dau.  and  heir  of  Daviea  of 

Peniarth,  in  the  co.  of  Montgomery,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

RiGHABD  Datibs,  Esq.  of  Peniarth,  in  Montgomeryshire, 

living  in  1646.     He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Henry  Lloyd,  GeAt, 

and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

RiOHARD  Davibb,  Esq.  of  Peniarth,  in  1693,  whose  son, 
by  Mary,  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Downes,  Esq.  oi 
Marrington, 

John  Dayibs,  Esq.  of  Peniarth  and  Marrington,  m.  Mar- 
garet, dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Richard  Mathews,  Esq.  of 
Penybryn,  Llanyblodwel,  Shropshire,  and  dying  24  Aug. 
1772,  was  t.  by  his  elder  son, 

John  Dayibs,  Esq.  of  Marrington  and  Peniarth,  at  whose 
decease,  t.  p.  in  1792,  aged  64,  the  representation  of  the 
family  devolved  on  his  brother, 

William  Dayibs,  Esq.  of  Brompton,  co.  Salop,  who  m, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Bei^amin  Pool,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1827, 
aged  76)  had  two  sons  and  three  daus., 

John,  his  hmr. 

Richard-John,  in  holy  orders,  of  Brompton,  in  Salop,  rector 
of  Abeihafeq>,  co.  Montgomery. 

Ann.  Sarah.  Margaret 

Mr.  Davies  d.  in  1806,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Dayibs,  of  Manington  Hall,  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
lieut-col.  royal  Montgomery  light  infantry  militia,  6.  12  Jan. 
1^70,  m.  in  Feb.  1806,  Chariotte,  3rd  dau.  of  Peter  Butt, 
Esq.  of  Deptford.  and  dying  in  June,  1842,  left  a  dau. 
(Charlotte,  m.  John-0l3mn  Mytton,  Esq.  of  Penylan,  ou. 
Montgomery,  and  d.  leaving  issue),  and  a  son,  John,  the 
present  inheritor  of  the  estate. 

.^Irnu— Quarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  on  a  bend,  aw.,  a  lion, 
passant,  sa..  for  Dayies  o/Owymnev:  2nd,  org.,  a  lion,  ram- 

rt,  sa.,  armed  and  langued,  gu.  (the  Black  Lion  of  Powys) 
Madoc  ap  Meredith,  last  Prinoe  of  Powys ;  Srd,  or,  a 
lion,  rampant,  gu.,  armed  and  langued,  of  the  fiiiit,  for  filed- 
dyn  ap  Cynfyn.  King  of  Powys. 

Crut — A  lion  a  head,  couped  quarterly,  ai^.  and  sa.,  as 
granted  to  Robert  Davies,  Esa.  of  Owysaney,  20  April,  1681, 
when  the  arms  were  conflrmea. 
Motto — Heb  Dhuw  heb  ddym  Dhuw  a  digon. 
fieot^Mairington  Hall,  co.  Salop. 


DAVIES  OF  MOOR  COURT. 

Davies.  Jaues,  Esq.  of  Moor  CJourt,  co.  Hereford, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  to.  18  April,  1804,  Marianne,  Srd  dau. 
of  John  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Harpton  Coui't,  co.  Radnor, 
and  sister  of  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  Thomas- Frankland 
Lewis,  Bart.,  but  by  her  (who  d.  30  April,  1845)  has 
no  issue.  Mr.  Davies,  of  Moor  Ourt,  in  son  of  the 
late  William  Davies,  Esq.  of  Bwynllys  C^tle,  co. 
Brecon,  by  Esther  his  wife,  dau.  and  eventual  heir 
of  Hugh  rowell,  a  lineal  descendant  of  Lewis  ap 
Howel  ap  Lewis,  of  Cwmclyn,  living  in  1692. 
Through  his  great-grandmother,  Anne,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Lloyd,  and  wife  of  William  Daviea,  Esq.  of 
Noyadd,  Llandewyrcwm,  Breconshire,  he  lineally 
derives  firom  Thomas  Lloyd,  lord-lieut.  of  Brecon- 
shire, temp.  Henry  YIl.,  whose  eldest  son,  John 
Lloyd,  of  Towy,  lies  buried  in  Builth  Church. 

.^mM— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  ^.,  a  griffin,  sQgreant,  or. 
for  Dayibs  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  org.,  a  bon,  rampant,  sa.;  over  aU 
a  fesse,  engrailed,  gu.  for  Powkll. 

Crett—K  griffin,  segreant,  or. 


DAVIES  OF  ALLTYR  ODIN. 

Lloyd-Davies,  Johk,  Esq.  of  AUtyr  Odin  and 
Blaendyffryn,  co.  Cardigan,  and  Healddd,  co.  C!ar* 
marthen,  M.P.,  J.P.,and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Cardigan- 
shire in  1845,  6. 1  Nov.  1801 ;  to.  80  June,  1825,  Aune, 
only  surviving  child  of  John  Lloyd,  Esq.  (2nd  son  of 
David  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Alltyr  Odin)  and  Elizabeth 
Lloyd,  only  child  of  Philip  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  HealddA, 


1)  A  V 

and  had  an  only  child,  Arthur-Llotd  Dayies,  b. 
6  Jan.  1827,  who,  on  attaining  his  majority,  took  by 
royal  license  the  surname  of  Llotd,  in  addition  to 
that  of  Davies,  in  compliance  with  the  provisions  of 
his  maternal  uncle's  will;  he  m.  11  Dec  1849,  and  cL 
27  July,  1852,  leaving  a  son,  John  Davibs- Lloyd,  b, 
30  Oct^  1350,  and  a  dau.,  Anne-Justina  Davies-Lloyd. 

%ixlt^Qt» — ^Mr.  Lloyd  Davies  was  the  sole  repreeenta- 
tWe  of  the  housee  of  Castle  Howell  and  Alltyr  Odin,  and 
lineaUy  descended  from  David  ap  Llewellyn  Llviryd,  of  Castle 
Howell,  Esq.,  who  was  the  first  knight  of  the  shb«  in  the 
eoiinty  of  Cardigan,  in  the  reign  of  Hshry  VIII. ;  and  de- 
scended in  a  right  line  from  Cadivor  ap  Dinawal,  a  man  of 
great  valour  and  conduct,  who  having  taken  the  castle  of 
Cardigan  fh>m  the  Eari  of  Clare  and  the  Flemings,  by  esca- 
lade, was  honoured  by  his  prince,  the  great  Lord  Bhys,  for 
that  service,  with  these  arms,  viz. :  Sa.,  a  spear's  head,  em- 
brued,  between  three  scaling-ladders,  ai^. ;  on  a  chief,  gu.,  a 
castle  triple-towered,  of  the  second.  He  was  also  rewarded 
with  divers  territories,  and  entitled  Lord  of  Castle  Howell, 
Fantstrimon,  and  Oilfiiehwon.  He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  the 
said  Lord  Rhys,  Piinoe  of  South  Wales. 

Arvu  Per  dwvron,  axg.  and  sa.,  in  chief  two  antelopea' 
heads  erased,  of  the  second;  in  base  a  mullet,  of  the  first. 

Crat — ^A  demi-antelope,  sa.,  semtf  of  muU^  sig,  holding 
between  the  \etn  a  croes-crosslet,  sa. 

Afo(to— Byddf  gyfiawn,  bydd  Iwyddlannus :  Be  Just;  be 
proq)erous. 

iSm^— BlaendytBTu,  oo.  Cardigan. 


DAVIES  OF  PENTRE. 

Davibs,  Davh^Arthur-Saunders,  Esq.  of  Pentre, 
CO.  Pembroke,  J.P,  and  D.L.,  ILP.  for  Carmarthen- 
shire, b.  9  Jime,  1792;  m.  31  July,  1826,  Elizabeth- 
Maria,  only  dau.  of  CoL  Owen  Philipps,  of  Williams- 
tdn,  CO.  Pembroke,  and  has  issue, 

I.  AnTHva-HsHBY'SAUiTDEBs,  6.  22  April,  188S. 

II.  Owen-Gwyn-Saonders,  b.  14  May,  18S4; 
in.  Henry-David&unders,  6.  6  Jan.  1836, 

I.  Susan-Maria-Anne.  ii.  Agnes-EHsabeth. 

ittttfafft. — Ths  Da  visa's  were  resident  for  several 
generations  at  Llandovery,  where  they  were  of  much  in- 
fluence and  respected.  Evans  Da  vies,  one  of  this  family, 
commanded  a  troop  of  eavalry  in  the  wars  under  John, 
Duke  of  Mariborough,  Ump.  Queen  Amrs. 

Ajkthue  Davibs,  of  liandoveiy,  son  of  Rhys  Davies,  m. 
Anne,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Jenkin  Mongan,  cf  Cathdid,  oo. 
Olamoigmn,  and  was  father  of 

DAvro  Davies»  who  m.  Susannah,  2nd  and  only  survi- 
ving dau.  and  heiress  of  Erasmus  Saunders,  Esq.  of  Pentre, 
by  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Richard  Philips,  Esq. 
of  DoDiaida  Isea,  oo.  Carmarthen,  and  Moel  Ifor,  oo.  Car- 
digan, and  granddau.  of  David  Saunders,  Esq.,  by  his  wife, 
Susan  Morgan,  of  Blanhylan ;  and  by  this  lady,  who  d.  in 
182S,  had  issue, 
DAvn>-ABTBTra-SAinn>KB8,  now  of  Pentre. 
Jans-Anne-Bridget»  m.  to  the  Rev.  Augustas  Brigstocke, 
8rd  son  of  Wilfiam-Owen  Brigstocke,  Esq.  of  Blaanpont, 
oo.  Cardigan,  and  had  issue,  one  son,  Wilnam-Owen  Brig- 
stocke. 

Catherine-  A  ngharad ,  m.  to  William-Webley  Parry,  only 
son  of  Admiral  Webky  Parry,  of  Noyadd  Tre&wr,  co. 
Cardigan,  and  has  issue. 

ifrmt— Quarterlv:  1st  and  4th,  as.,  a  wolf,  salient,  axg..  for 
Davus;  2nd  ana  8rd.  as.,  a  chevron,  or,  between  three 
eases'  heads,  erased,  aiv.,  for  SAUNDSBa 

Crate— Ist^  a  wolf,  salient,  arg,,  for  Daviss  ;  2nd,  a  demi- 
bull,  salient*  couped  at  the  loins,  aig.,  for  Sauvdebs. 

if  otto— Solem  f erre  possum. 

fica»— Pentre,  co.  Pembroke. 


BOWENDAVIES  OF  MAES-Y-CRYGIR 

Bowbn-Davies,  David-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Maes-y- 
Crygie,  oo.  Carmarthen,  and  Glanrhocca,  co.  Carcu- 
gan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  26  Nov.  1792;  «.  his  mother 
in  1828. 

9.ineagr.— This  family,  vrith  many  others  in  the 
Principality,  derives  (h>m  CAntvon  ap  Dihawal,  Lord  of 
Castel  HyweL  The  Olaurhooea  estate  has  descended  fh>m 
Either  to  son,  David  and  Jenkin,  for  upwards  of  three 
handred  years. 
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DAY 

JnnLiN  Davies,  Esq.  of  GUanrhocca»  oo.  Ckrdigsn,  son 
of  David  Davies,  Esq..  and  grandson  of  Jonkin  Davies, 
Esq.,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Joha  Bowen,  Esq.  (youngest  son 
of  Daniel  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Waun-Ifor),  by  his  wife,  Mai- 
garet,  dau.  of  Thomas  Thomas,  of  Maes-y-Crygie,  and 
Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Lewes,  of  Qemos,. 
00.  Cardigan,  a  descendant  of  one  c€  the  partisans  of  th» 
Earl  of  Richmond,  afterwarda.  Hufav  VII.„  and  by  her  had. 
issue, 

DAvm-TnoM AS-BowBiv,  of  Maes-y-Crygia 

John-Boweu,  d.  «.  p. 

Maigaretta-Bowen. 

Mr.  Davies  d.  in  1828. 

ilmw— Quarterly :  Ist,  sa.,  a  speav%  head,  aig;,.  imbrued,, 
gu.,  between  three  scsJing^adcrars  (two  and  one),  of  th9 
second :  on  a  chief,  gtL,  a  castle,  triple-towered,,  ppr. ;  2nd, 
gu.,  a  lion,  rampant-regardant»  or ;  Srd,  aig.,  three  boars* 
heads  (two  and  one),  oouped,  sa. ;  4th»  gu.,  three  snakes^ 
nowed,  as. 

Crett—Au  eagle,  displayed. 

Ifotto— Virtus  sine  dolo. 

&ot— Maes-y-Crygie,  co.  Carmarthso. 


DAVY  OF  INGOLDSTHOKPK 
Davy,  John,  Esq.  of  Ingoldsthorpe,  oo.  Norfolk,. 

captain  R.N.,  J.P.,  b.  6  June^  1789 ;  m,  in  Feb,  1832,. 

Catharine,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Rschard  Day,  Esq^ 

of  Yoxford,  Suffolk,  and  has  issuer 
L  JoHV-WiLUAM,  6.  in  Jan.  18S6. 
I.  Jane-Amelia.  n.  Mary-Anna  IB.  Emma. 

%intKQt,  — William  Davt,  son  of  John  D«7y,  had 
four  sons,  by  Jsne  his  wife,  viz.,  William,  of  whom  pre- 
sently ;  John,  d.  «.  p.  in  1811 ;  Augustine,  (t  «.  p.  in  1827  ;. 
and  Martin,  D.D.,  master  of  Caius  CoUsgs^  Cambridge,, 
d.  «.  p.  in  May.  1889.    The  eldest  son, 

William  Davy,  Esq.,  m.  his  ftrst-ooosin,  Elinbeth.  dau.. 
of  Edward  Davy,  Esq.  of  Milsham,  co.  Norfolk,  by  Mary 
his  wife,  and  had  issue. 

Jobs,  now  of  Ingoldsthoipe. 

William,  an  officer  in  the  army,  was  drowned  at  8t  Helena,, 
in  Dec.  1818.  «.  p. 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  d.  t.  p.  1808. 

Henry,  in  the  royal  engineeni.  killed  at  Corunna,.  with  Sir 
John  Moore,  in  Jan.  1809,  §.  p. 

Martin,  fellow  of  St  Mary's  Coll.,  Oxon,  d,$.p,in.  1834. 

Elisabeth,  d.  imnt.  in  1885. 

Mariano,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.  Brett. 

Emily.  Lucy-Jane. 

Mr.  Davy  d.  in  1824. 

Jrna—QaL.,  a  chevron  engrailed,  erm.,  between  threa  annu- 
lets, Ktg, 

Oral— Ont  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  an  elephant's  head,  sa., 
armed,  aiig. ;  in  the  front  of  the  coronet,  a  ring,  thereto  a  Una 
and  ring,  gold,  turned  over  the  trunk. 

fiMt^lngoldsthorpe,  oo.  Norfolk. 


DAVY. 


Davt,  John,  M.D.,  F.R.S.  London  and  Edin- 
bui^h,  &C.,  inspector-general  of  army  hospitals,  a 
magistrate  for  the  county  of  Westmoreland,  brother 
of  the  late  Sir  Humphrey  Davy,  Bart.,  president  of 
the  Royal  Society;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  the  late 
Archibald  Fletcher,  Esq.,  advocate,  Edinbui^^h. 

JKciuience— Lesketh  How,  near  Ambleside,  Westmoreland. 


DAWE,  OR  DAWES,  OF  DITCHEAT. 
Daws,  Hill,  Esq.  of  Ditcheat,  in  Somersetshire, 
J.P.,  6. 16  Dea  1771. 

%intliQt.—Thia  family,  which  settled  at  Ditcheat  in 
1069,  having  bought  the  manor  and  advowson  of  the  parish 
church,  which  were  port  of  the  property  of  Lord  Hopton, 
is  a  sdon  of  the  Dawes  of  Dortttshin,  of  the  time  of 
EnwARD  rv. 

Edmunu  Dawv,  son  of  Edmund  Dawe,  of  Ditcheat,  «.  his 
fiather  in  1005.    He  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  Jonathan  Hill,  Esq. 
of  Cholderton,  Wilts,  high-sheriff  for  that  ooimty  in  1089, 
and  had  issue, 
Hill.  6.  20  April,  1704,  his  heir. 

Edmund,  6.  6  June,  1700,  of  Nether  Btowey,  m.  Anne 
Webber,  of  Bromefleld,  Somerset,  and  had  larae  several 
children,  who  all  d.  $.  p.,  except  HiU,  who  beoune  a 
suxgeon  at  Bridgewater,  and  m.  Miss  Mary  Coles,  by 


DAW 


DAW 


whom  he  had  one  dau.,  Mary-Anne,  who  m.  in  1800, 
Jaiaes-Anthony  Wickham,  Eeq.  of  North  Hill  House, 
Prome. 

Elizabeth,  b.  17  Oct.  1702. 
Edmund  Dawo  d.  and  was  buried  at  Ditcheot,  10  Sept. 
1708.     His  widow  Martha  remarried.  Ist,  George  Vince, 
surgeon,   of  Mariborough;  2ndly,   Henry  Hale.   M.D.   of 
Salisbuxy,  and  left  issue  by  both.    His  son  and  heir. 

Hill  Daws,  Esq.  of  Ditcheat,  J.P.,  «.  his  father  in  1706. 
He  m.  Susannah,  dau.  of  Andrew  Moore,  Esq.  of  North 
Newton,  high-sheriff  for  Somersetshire  in  1725,  and  had 
issue.  Hill  Dawe  d.  26  June,  1760.  His  son  and  successor. 
Hill  Dawb,  Esq.  of  Ditcheat,  capt.  in  the  Somerset 
miliUa*  m.  Miss  M«ry  Muns,  of  Wells,  by  whom  he  had, 
X.  Hill,  his  heir,  now  of  Ditcheat. 

il  Andrew-Moore,  b.  in  1778,  paymaster  to  the  68rd  regi- 
ment of  foot,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Richard  Hare,  Esq.  of 
Bath,  and  has  issue, 

1  Henry-Andrew,  6.  in  1800,  who  m.  Catharine,  dau.  of 
the  Rey.  Mr.  Murray,  minister  of  Dysart»  Slfeshire, 
Scotland. 

2  Hill-Richard,  b.  in  1810. 
m.  Oeoige-Selwyn,  b.  in  1784. 

ly.  Chanes,  6.  in  1789,  captain  in  the  46th  regiment  of 
foot,  m.  in  1833,  Sophia,  dau.  of  the  Rey.  William  Leir, 
rector  of  Ditcheat,  and  has  issue,  three  children,  Charles- 
Richard,  William-Hill,  and  Sophia-Nina. 

I.  Susannah.  ii.  Chariotte. 

iiL  Elizabeth,  m.  William  Jeffirqys,  Gent 

Arm»—ATg.,  onapile,gu.,  a oheyron between  three croaees 
croeslet,  aiv. 
Cntt — A  lion's  gamb,  erased,  ai^.,  holding  a  fleur^e-list  or. 
finU^Ditcheat  House. 


DAWSOV  OF  OSGODBY  HALL  AND 
ARBORFIELD. 

Dawson,  Gborge-Pelsant,  Esq.  of  Oagodby  Hall, 
CO.  York,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  barrister-at-law,  b,  22  July, 
1802 ;  m.  Susan- Jane,  dau.  of  Henry  Dod,  Esq.  of 
Biumham,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Obobob.  il  Fftlsant.         m.  Charlton. 
IV.  Edward-Conyers.  v.  Henry. 

L  Elmira,  m.  to  Robert-Bligh  Sinclair,  Esq.,  late  oapt 
42nd  Highlanders. 

II.  Fanny.  m.  Blanche. 

%int2iQt, — ^Bertram  Dawson  (the  7th  in  lineal  descent 
from  Archibald  Dawson,  of  Qreystook,  in  Cumberiand,  by 
his  wife,  the  dau.  of  Thomas  NeyUe,  of  Hornby  Castle)  is 
recorded  as  haying  been  with  Eowabd  the  Black  Prince  in 
France ;  he  m.  a  dau.  of  Edmund  Clare,  and  had  issue, 

Simon  Dawson,  who  m.  the  dau.  of  Adam  of  Dalstone, 
and  had  issue. 

Sir  Bookr  Dawson,  Knt.  of  Dalstone,  who  m.  a  dau.  of 
Sir  Simon  Montford,  Knt,  and  was  father  of 

BsRTRAM  Dawson,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  Lewis  of  Marr,  and 
had  eleyen  sons.  Gilbert,  9th  son,  was  ancestor  of  the  Daw- 
sons  of  Jgertejf.    The  4th  son, 

RiOHARO  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Heworth,  oo.  York,  and  West 
Ham,  00.  Essex,  liytog  in  1588,  m.  Judith,  dau.  of  Gonyers 
of  Boulby,  00.  York,  and  had  (besides  two  daus.,  Anne,  m. 
to  Henry  Tankred,  Esq.,  son  of  Ralph  Tankred,  Esq.  of 
Arden ;  and  Edith,  m.  in  1662,  to  William  Newby,  Esq.;  and 
other  issue)  a  son  and  heir, 

Richard  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Heworth,  who  purchased  the 
manor  of  Farlington,  Ac.,  from  John  Boucher,  Esq.  He  m. 
Maria,  dau.  of  Thomas  Thwenge,  Esq.  of  Heworth,  and  had 
issue.    Mr.  Dawson  d.  in  1602,  and  was  §.  by  his  eldest  son, 

WiLUAX  Dawson,  Esq.,  lord  of  the  manor,  and  patron  of 
Farlington.  He  i».  in  1627,  Mary,  dau.  of  —  Agar,  Esq.  of 
Stockton,  near  York,  and  at  his  decease  §.  p.  was  §.  by  (the 
son  of  his  brother  Richard)  his  nephew, 

William  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Heworth  and  Farlington,  who 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Gere,  Esq.  of  Great  Barmigh, 
by  Frances  his  wife,  dau.  of  Isaac  Moimtagne,  Esq.  of 
Weston,  and  d.  1681,  haying  had  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

WiLLLAM  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Hewoith  and  North  Ferriby, 
6.  1662,  had  by  his  1st  wife,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Sir  William 
Lowther,  Knt,  seyeral  children,  of  whom  the  2nd  son, 

Gborgb  Dawson,  Esq.  of  North  Ferril^,  m%jor  in  the 
army,  bapt  13  March,  1689,  m.  1719,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John 
Heoton,  Esq.  of  Pirby,  and  was  father  of 

Georob  Dawson,  Eisq.  of  Ackworth  Park  and  Osgodby 
Hall.  CO.  York,  goyemor  of  Masulipalam,  and  2ud  member 
of  council  at  Madras.  He  m.  twice,  and  by  his  Ist  wife, 
Isabel!,  dau.  of  Francis  Charlton,  Esq.  of  Salop,  he  left  at 
his  decease,  26  Aug.  1812,  a  son, 
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Georos  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Osgodby  Hall,  llotit.  Ist  Royals, 
m^jor  in  the  North  York  militia,  and  deputy-lioutenant, 
who  m.  Elmira,  dau.  of  John  Reeyes,  Esq.  of  Arborfield 
House,  Berks,  and  sister  and  heir  of  Felsant  Reeyes,  Esq., 
capt.  let  Royals,  who  was  killed  at  Toulon ;  and  by  this 
lady  (who  d.  23  Deo.  1848)  had  issue, 

Gborob-Pxuunt,  his  heir,  and  present  representatiye. 
Ehnira-Catherine-Philadelphia,  m.  to  Capt.  William  Mallet^ 
46th  regt 

Isabel,  m.  to  the  Rey.  Henry  Gary,  M.A. 
Mr.  Dawson  d.  1  May,  1882,  aged  69. 

Arms    Erm.,  on  a  canton,  as.,  a  stag,  lodged,  or. 
Cre$t — On  a  moimt  yort,  a  hound,  stSatant,  proper. 
iSea^-08godby  Hall,  near  Selby,  Yorkshire. 

DAWSON  OF  LANGCLIFFE  AND  HORNBY 
CASTLE. 

Dawson,  Pudbet,  Esq.  of  Hornby  C^laatle,  co.  Lan- 
caster, of  Langcli£fe  and  (h-eat  Stainforth,  in  the 
West  Biding  of  Yorkshire,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff 
of  Lancashire  in  1845,  6.  2  Oct  1778;  m,  let, 
19  Sept  1808,  Sarah,  eldest  dau.  of  Oeoige  Bigland, 
Esq.  of  Bigland  Hall,  and  by  her  (who  d,  in  Dec. 
1816)  had  a  son, 

Hugh'Fudsey,  B.A.  Oxford;  d.  at  Madeira,  80  June,  1831, 
sged  22,  %mm. 

He  m,  2ndly,  9  May,  1821,  Jane-Constantine,  2nd 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Bev.  Bichard  Dawson,  of 
Halton  Gill,  and  rector  of  Bolton-by-Bowland,  York- 
shire. Mr.  Dawson  8.  to  the  Hornby  Castle  pro- 
perty under  the  will  of  his  kinsman,  the  late  Admiral 
Sandford  Tatham,  who  d.  24  Jan.  1840. 

ILittf  affe.— The  Dawsohs  qf  HaUon.  OiU  in  ihe  parish 
of  Amdiffe,  and  Langolifle  Hall  in  the  pariah  of  Giggles- 
wick,  both  in  the  West  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  haye  been  of 
highly  respectable  descent,  and  seated  at  the  former  plaoe 
for  many  generations. 

JosiAS  Dawson,  Esq.,  the  eldest  son  of  Chbibtophkr 
Dawson,  Esq.  of  Halton  Gill,  upon  his  marriage  in  1640, 
with  Maxy,  only  dau.  of  William  Foster,  removed  to  Lang- 
clifb  Hall.    His  ddest  son, 

Chbistophbb  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Langoliffe  Hall,  m.  27  May- 
1673,  Margaret,  3rd  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Crayen,  of  Appletre- 
wick  in  Crayen,  oo.  York,  and  left  two  sons :  Josias,  who 
d.  unm.  aged  16 ;  and 

WiLUAM  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Langclififo  Hall,  J.P.,  a  mi^or 
in  the  Yorkshire  militia,  who  ta.  1st,  Jane  Pudsey, 
eventually  the  sole  heiress  of  her  father,  and  brother. 
Ambrose  Pudsey,  of  Bolton  Hall,  in  Craven,*  and  by  her 
had  two  sons, 

•  OuoHTBED  DE  BoLTON,  Hving  totip.  Hekbt  I.,  held 
among  other  poasessioDS  the  manor  of  BoItou-by-Bowland. 
Seventh  in  descent  firom  him  was  Richabd  db  Bolton. 
bow-bearer  of  the  Forest  of  Bowlond,  upon  whose  death, 
without  issue,  temp.  Edwabd  I.,  the  manor  of  Bolton  de- 
volved upon  his  nephew,  John  de  Pudset,  son  and  heir  of 
his  eldest  sister  and  oo-heiress,  Catherine,  by  her  husband 
Simon  de  Pudset,  living  t«mp.  Edwabd  II.  John  de 
Pudsey's  son  and  heir,  Henrt  Pudset,  Esq.  of  Bolton  Hall, 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Las^n,  of  Barfortii. 
and  was  father  of  Sni  John  Pudset.  Knt.,  Lord  of  Bolton, 
3  Henbt  IV.,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Eure, 
Knt.,  by  Maud  his  vrife,  dau.  of  Lord  Fitz-Hugh,  and  had  a 
son,  Sib  Ralph  Pudset,  Knt,  Lord  of  Bolton  81  Henrt  VI., 
who  concealed  his  royal  master  for  several  weeks  at  Bolton 
Hall,  after  the  &tal  battle  of  Hexham ;  whose  son  and  heir, 
by  his  1st  wife,  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Tunstal.  Knt. 
of  Scargill,  Sir  John  Pudbet,  Knt^  of  Bolton,  m.  Grace,  dau. 
of  LAvirrenoe  Hamerton,  Esq.  of  Hamerton,  and  was  fkther 
of  Henrt  Pudset,  Knt  of  Bolton,  who  d.  in  1520,  leaving 
by  Maigaret  his  1st  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Conyers,  Knt. 
of  Hornby  Castle,  in  Yorkshire,  an  eldest  son  and  heir, 
Thomas  Pudset,  Esq.  of  Bolton  and  Barforth,  who  m.  ttmp. 
Henrt  VII.,  Maigaret,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Koger  PIIkingt<m, 
of  Pilkington,  co.  Lancaster,  and  was  $.  by  his  ddest  stni, 
Henrt  Pudset,  Esq.  of  Bolton  and  Barforth,  who  d.  8  Dec, 
34  Henrt  VIII.  (1542X  leaving  by  his  1st  wifo^  Joan,  dau.  of 
Sir  Ralph  Eure,  Knt,  an  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Pudset.  Esq.  of  Barforth  and  Bolton  (to  whom 
[who  lay  with  the  army  of  reservelthe  Earl  of  Surrey,  on 
the  inarch  of  the  Endish  army  to  Flodden  Fidd,  of  which 
he  held  the  command,  addressed  an  important  letter  fW>m 
Newcastle,  the  last  day  of  May,  1513.  which  is  still  in  the 
possession  of  Mr.  Pudsey  Dawson).  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  Lord  t^crope,  of  Bolton  and  Masham.  and  was  father  of 
WiLUAM  Pudset.  Esq.  of  Bolton,  living  19  EusABBm.  who 
left,  by  his  1st  wife,  Elizabeth  Banister,  an  eldest  son. 


DAW 


DAW 


CBBmopHSB,  who  «.  to  the  estatM  at  Botton.  Ac,  on  the 
death  of  hia  maternal  undo,  Ambroae  Pudaey.  Eaq.,  and 
d,  unm.  in  1786.  aged  81,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  brother, 

Ambbosb,  heir  to  nia  brother  and  father,  and  of  whom 
preeeutly. 

imor  Dawson  m.  Sndly,  BUsabeth  Maraden,  dan.  of  Henry 
Maraden,  of  Oiabume  Hall,  co.  York,  and  Wennington,  co. 
Laneaater,  flrat^xmain  of  hia  lat  wife.  By  thia  marriage  he 
had  a  aon  and  a  dau.,  from  whom  are  deaoended  the  Daw- 
sons  qf  8t.  leonartP$  HiU^  co.  Berka,  and  the  OooKflOva  qf 
Ued$.  lUjor  Dawson  waa  the  personal  Mend  of  Sir  Isaac 
Newton,  who  paid  him  fkeqnent  viaita  at  T^mgnliffa.  Hia 
Snd  son, 

AKBRon  Dawsoh,  Esq.  of  LangcHffe  HaU.  and  of  Bolton, 
ca.  in  1742,  Mary,  dau.  of  Biehard  Aaton.  Eaq.,  and  alater 
at  Sir  WUlMighby  Aston.  Bart,  and  to  Sir  Richard  Aston, 
J«dg0  of  the  Court  of  Queen's  Bench,  and  by  her  had  isiue, 

PuDflST,  hia  heir. 

William,  m.  Eleanor  Lee^  and  had  issue,  four  aona  and 
three  dana. 

Riohard.  m.  Elizabeth  Croabie,  and  had  issue,  two  sons 
and  three  daua. 

Mary.  m.  to  William  CrDabie,  Esq. 

Jane,  d.  tuun. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  CoL  Chariea  Rooke. 
Mr.  Dawson,  an  eminent  physician  in  London,  d,  in  Dec 
1704,  aged  88,  and  waa  §.  by  his  son, 

PuDSBT  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Langdiffe  HaU,  and  of  Bolton 
Hall,  6.  16  Feb.  1752 ;  who  m.  Miss  Elizabeth-Anne  Boott, 
dau.  of  Jamea  Scott,  Esq.  of  Amsterdam  (who  d.  2  Feb. 
1887,  aged  86),  and  had  issue, 

PunoT,  present  lepiesentative. 

William,  post-capt  &N. ;  d.  at  Madras,  in  1811,  «.  p., 

aged  28. 
Richard,  nC  in  1813,  Mary-Ann  Perkin,  and  has  issue,  a 

aon,  RiOHABD-PnoexT ;  and  a  dau.,  Mary,  m.  to  Heniy-R. 

Hoskins,  Esq.,  and  haa  four  eons. 
Ambrose,  B.D..  senior  fellow  of  Brazennose. 
Heniy.  oapt  62nd  light  infontiy,  killed  in  Spain,  17  Not. 

1812.  in  hia  24th  year,  umm. 
Chariea.  lieut  in  the  aame  regt,  d.  in  his  2Srd  Tear,  nnm. 
Edward,  m.  Eliza  liot,  and  d.  in  Jan.  184S.  at  Bermuda^ 

aged  id,  leaTlng  one  dau.,  Elizabeth-Anne  Pudsey. 
Manr.  m.  in  1800,  to  Anthony  litUedale,  Esq.  of  Uyerpool, 

and  has  Issue. 
Jane,  m.  in  1882.  to  the  Her.  John  Jennings,  canon  of 

Westminster  ana  rector  of  St.  John,  and  d.  in  childbh^ 

the  following  year,   leaving  a  aon,   Ambroae-Dawson 

Jennings. 

Mr.  Pudsey  Dawson,  mayor  of  lirerpool  in  1700  and  1800, 
and  one  of  the  founders  there  of  a  school  for  the  indigent 
blind,  d,  10  April,  1816. 

ilrsia— Qoarteriy  of  el^^t,  x.  Dawbom.  n.  Pudsbt,  in.  Bol- 
ton, IT.  LaTOM,  T.  SnUBOLOI,  TI.  PXLKIMQTOir,  TU.  BCBOPB, 

Tni.  Sandpobd. 

Crtttt  A  tabby  cat's  head,  guardant,  erased,  a  rat  in  the 
month,  fesseways,  goived  with  a  mural  crown,  or,  fqr 
Dawson;  a  stag,  lodged,  ppr.,  for  Pudsbt. 

Ifotto—Penser  i)eu  de  so£ 

Aaoi— Hornby  OasUe,  co.  Lancaster. 


DAWSON  OF  EDWARDSTON  HALL. 

Dawbok,  Charues^  Esq.  of  Edwardston  HaU,  oo. 
SufTolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  30  Dec  1776. 

%iatA^t, — Thomas  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Edwardston  Hall, 
00.  Suffolk,   son  of  Thomaa  Dawson,  Esq.  and  Eleanor 
Forster  his  wife,  m.  in  1775,  Anne,  only  child  of  Thomas 
Manning,  Eaq.  and  Grace  hia  wife,  only  child  of  Lieut. -Col. 
NiMTis,  and  had  issue, 
Chabues,  now  of  Edwardaton  HaU. 
Oeoige-Augustua.  in  holr  orders,  m.  Louisa,  one  of  the 
dans,  and  co-heiresses  of  the  late  Sir  Thomaa  Pllldngton, 
Bart,  of  Cheret,  co.  Toric,  and  has  issuer  Thomaa-Pilklng- 
ton;  and  Gertrude. 

Anae-Lorell,  m.  to  the  late  William  Shepherd,  Esq.  of 
Bradbovme^  eo.  Kent,  since  deceased,  lesTing  issue, 
Anne-Maria,  m.  to  Richard  Magenis,  Eaq.  of  the  county 
of  Antrim ;  EmOy-Louise,  present  Countess  of  Belmore. 


AxBBOss  PunaxT,  Esq.  of  Bolton,  &ther,  by  his  1st  wifci 
Bridget,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Sandford,  Knt  of  Howgill 
OMtle,  CO.  Westmoreland,  of  Ambrosb  PunsNT,  Esq.  of 
Bolton,  colonel  of  a  regiment  of  foot,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
Sir  Thomaa  DaTison,  Bart,  of  l^lftkifftim,  co.  Durham,  and 
waa  ftither  of  Ambbosb  PuneET,  Esq.  of  Bolton,  who  m. 
Elizabeth*  dau.  of  Hetiry  Marsden,  Eiaq.  of  Giabume  Hall, 
00.  York,  and  of  Wennington,  co.  Lancaster,  uid  had,  with 
other  iasue.  who  d.  in  infimcy,  a  dau.  Jane,  m.  in  1706,  to 
William  Dawson.  Esq.  of  Tangcliflb,  as  above ;  and  Bridget, 
who  d,  ased  80,  unm.,  devising  her  property  to  hear  nephews, 
Ouistopber  and  Ambrose  Dawson. 
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Jrm»—Ax.,  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  arrows,  or, 
feathered  and  barbed,  ug. ;  on  a  chief  of  the  last,  three 
Cornish  chou^^  ppr.;  a  canton,  gu.,  chaxgedwith  a  mullet, 
gold. 

Crutr—h  tabby  cat's  head,  guardant,  erased ;  in  the  mouth 
a  rat,  ppr. 

Jf olto— Vitas  via  virtus. 

S«U— Edwardston  Hall,  oo.  Suffolk. 


DAWSON  OF  CASTLE-DAWSON. 

Dawson,  Thb  Right  Hon.  Gborgb-Robbbt,  of 
Castle-Dawson,  oo.  Londonderry,  b.  24  Dec  1790; 
m.  8  Jan.  1816,  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Peel,  lat 
Bart  of  Drayton  Manor,  co.  Stafford,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  15  Jan.  1848)  has  issue, 

I.  BoBKRT-PsBL.  6.  2  Juue,  1818,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  8  May, 
1848,  Hary-Elixabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Charles  Brownlow, 
1st  Lord  Luigan.  and  has  a  dau.,  Ifary. 

II.  George-Bereaford,  6.  18  June,  1819. 

m.  Henry,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Great  Munden.  Herts, 
ft.  27  Jan.  1821,  m.  21  Sept.  1848,  Anne,  2nd  dau.  of 
the  Hon.  Baron  Dimadale,  of  Camfield  Place,  Herta. 

lY.  Francis-Alexander,  b.  26  April,  1828,  m.  9  May,  1864, 
Caroline-Agnes,  dau.  of  Jonah  Harrop,  Esq.  of  Baids- 
ley  House,  Ashton-under-Lyne. 

V.  Frederick,  6.  11  July,  1824. 

This  gentleman  represented  the  county  of  London- 
derry in  parliament  from  1815  to  1880,  and  subse- 
quently the  borough  of  Harwich.  He  was  appointed 
Under  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home  Department 
in  Jan.  1823;  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  in  Jan. 
1828;  sworn  a  Privy  Coimcillor  in  Nov.  1830;  and 
made  Secretary  to  the  Admiralty  in  Dec.  1834,  which 
office  he  resigned  in  1835.  He  is  now  Deputy-Chair- 
man of  the  Board  of  Customs. 

S^ttlf  S00* — ^The  Dawson  funily  went  to  Ireland  in  1601, 
from  Temple  Sowerby,  Westmoreland. 

Thomas  Dawsov,  who  purchased  the  lands  at  CasUe- 
DawBon,  oo.  Londonderry,  in  the  8th  year  of  Chablsb  I.'s 
reign  (1888),  ttom  George  and  Dudley  Philips,  had  a  son  and 


Thomas  Dawsok,  commissary  of  the  musters  of  the  army 
in  Ireland,  d.  in  1683,  and  was  «.  l^  his  son, 

Thomas  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Castle-Dawson.  M.P.  for  Antrim, 
who  «!».  Arabella  Upton,  of  Castle  Upton,  oo.  Antrim,  and 
dying  in  1696,  waa  «.  by  his  brother, 

Joshua  Dawsok,  Esq.  of  Castle-Dawson,  M.F.  for  Wick- 
low,  and  chief  secretary  for  Ireland  to  the  Lords  Justices, 
in  1710.  He  d.  1727,  leaving,  with  other  issue,  two  sons 
and  a  dau..  namely, 

L  Arthur,  his  heir. 

n.  WHUam,  who  m.  Sarah  Newoomen,  widow  of  Colonel 
Dawson,  of  the  county  of  Tipperary,  and  had  issuer 
1  Arthur,  successor  to  his  undo. 
S  San^  nt.  to  Thomaa  Newenham,  Esq.  of  Coolmore, 
CO.  Cork, 

I.  Mary.  m.  to  the  Hon.  Henry  Hamilton,  M.P. 
The  elder  son, 

Arthur  Dawbom,  Esq.  of  CasUe-Dawson,  M.P.  for  the 
county  of  Londondmy,  one  of  the  barona  of  the  Exchequer, 
174S.  He  m.  Jane  Neill,  of  Shane's  Castle,  and,  dying  in 
1776,  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

Arthur  Dawson,  Esq  of  Osstle-Dawson,  M.P.,  h.  1746, 
who  m.  in  1775,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Geoige  Paul  and  Lady 
Araminta  Monck,  and  by  her  (who  d.  20  May,  1888),  had 


OaoROS-RoncRT.  now  of  Castle-Dawson. 
Henry-Richard,  dean  of  St  Fatrldc's»  Dublin,  whe 
Frances  Heseltine. 
Araminta. 

Maria,  ta.  to  Henry  Kemmis,  Esq.  of  Dublin. 
Louisa, 
laabella,  m.  to  Riohard  Cne,  Esq.  of  Dublin. 

Mr.  Dawson  d.  6  Dec  1822. 

^rma— As.,  on  a  bend,  or,  three  martlets,  go. 
Cmt — An  eetoile  of  six  points,  or. 
lfo<<o— Toi^ours  propioe. 
Seat—Castle  Dawson,  co.  Londondeny. 


DAY  OF  KERRY. 


Day,  The  Rev.  Edward,  of  Beaufort,  co.  Kerry, 
rector  of  St.  John's,  Sligo,  «i.  in  June,  1826,  Anne, 
4«u.  of  Richard  Holmes,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Dublin, 
and  haa  issue,  /-^  ^  ^^  ^T  ^ 

Digitized  by  VjOOQ  IC 


DAY 

I.  Edwakd,  b.  12  May,  1826.  n.  Arthur, 
ni.  Richard.                  iv.  John.  v.  William. 

X.  Elizabeth,  m.  H  Dec.  1844,  to  Thomas-Tatea  Ridley, 
Esq.  of  Heydiaixi,  LaneaehiTO. 

II.  Harriett.  ni.  Lncy. 

S.inea0e. — The  Datso/  Keny  xn  a  bianch  of  a  very 
tmciait  and  widely-epreadimg  fiunily  in  the  aiater  kingdom, 
and  are  very  numerous  in  Norfolk  and  Suffolk.  They  daim 
descent  from  Oeofifrey  D'Eye,  a  follower  of  the  Norman 
conqueror,  who  received  «  large  gmnt  of  lands  in  Suffolk, 
afterwards  erected  into  a  maBoac,  part  of  whidi  now  forms 
the  parish  of  D'Eye. 

At  what  period  precisely  the  hnmoh  before  us  settled  in 
Kerry  has  not  been  asoertained,  but  the  fbst  of  the  family, 
«f  whom  snythiBg  is  known,  was 

JoKATSAK  Day,  living  in  the  year  1854,  whose  son, 

Nathaviel  Day,  a  member  of  the  sodety  of  Friends,  m. 
liary  Kitchener,  an  English  lady,  and  left  two  sons, 

EDWABn,  of  whom  present^. 

Nathaniel,  a  eonfldential  agent  of  the  house  of  Stuart  in 
this  oountsy.  Mr.  Day  suflRsred  death  in  June,  1713,  for 
onlisting  men  and  ooUeetuig  arms  for  the  Pretender. 

Tb»  eldest  son, 

Edwabd  Dat,  of  Trslee,  m.  in  1607,  Ellen,  dau.  of  Philip 
l^oarry,  of  Cork,  and  left  two  sooaand  two  daus.,  vis., 

I.  John,  of  whom  hereafter. 

II.  Edward,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Rowan, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Gregory,  granddau.  of  Dean  John  Leslie, 
famed  for  his  loyal  services  in  1688,  and  left  issue, 

1  James,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Tralee,  and  vicar- 

eineral  of  the  diocese  of  Ardfert  and  A^iadoe,  m. 
aigaxet,  dau.  of  ITOiUycuddy  of  The  Reeks»  and 
leftusue, 
Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Kilgobbin,  who  m, 
Deborah,  dau.  of  John  Cuny.  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 
James;  John,  lieut.  H.  E.  L  Co.'s  service;  Richard: 
Edward ;  Robert ;  Leslie ;  Margaret ;  Deborah,  in.  to 
James-John  Hickson,  of  Hilville;  iietsey;  Agnes; 
Lucy ;  and  Sarah. 

Richard.  John-Sealy,  capt  87th  regt,  dec 

James-LeBUa»  major  in  the  Bengal  army,  deceased. 
Agnes. 

Sarah,  m.  to  John-Jamoe  Hickson. 
Alicia,  m.  to  James  Morphy,  Esq.  lAicy. 

S  Edward,  in  holv  orders,  d.  wua. 
1  Sarah,  m.  to  John  Rae,  Esq.  of  Derrymore. 

I.  Ellen,  m.  Oiks  Rae,  of  Derrymore,  co.  Kerry,  and  had 
issue. 

IL  Elizabeth,  ta.  to  Robert  CoDis,  Esq. 

The  eldest  son. 

The  Ret.  Johk  Day,  m.  in  1737,  Lucy-Fitzgerald,  dau.  of 
Maurice  Knight,  of  Kerry,  by  Elisabeth  Crosbie,  sister  of 
Maurice,  1st  Lord  Brandon,  and  had  issue, 

L  Edward,  of  whom  hereafter. 

II.  John,  mayor  of  Cork  in  1806,  m.  Margaret  Hewson,  and 
left  issue, 

1  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  KiltuUagh,  bo.  Keny, 
m.  Arabella,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Qodfirey,  Bart,  and 
hadiseue^ 
John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Valentia,  m.  his  cousin, 
Eleanor,  dau.  of  Sir  John  GodfVey,  and  has  issue. 
Edward,  in  the  H.  B.  I.  Co.'s  service. 
Robert,  m.  Miss  Alicia  Thompson,  of  Dublin. 
William,  in  holy  orders. 
Maurice,  in  holy  orders. 

Agnes,  m.  James  Butler,  of  Waterville,  in  Kerry, 
and  d,  leaving  issue,  James;  John;  Arabella;  and 
Belinda. 

MarRaret,  m.  to  Capt.  Roderick  Mackenzie,  brother  of 
Sir  Francis  Mackenzie,  of  Oairloch,  N.B. 
Ellen.  Arabella. 

i  Edward,  lieut. -colonel  in  the  H.  B.  I.  Co.'s  service, 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Patrick  Trant,  of  Dingle,  and  has 
issue. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Oliver  Stokes,  Esq. 

2  Margaret,  m.  to  John-Fitzgerald  Collis. 

8  Lucy,  d,  unm.  4  Catherine,  d.  num. 

HI.  Robert,  an  eminent  kwyer,  M.P.  for  Ardfert.  in  the 
Irish  parliament,  and  one  of  the  justices  of  the  Court  of 
King's  Bench,  in  Ireland,  m.  in  Aug.  1774,  Mary  Potts, 
of  the  city  of  London.  Judge  Day  (i.  at  an  advanced  age, 
in  1841,  having  had  one  dau., 

Elizabeth,  who  tit.  in  1795,  Sir  Edward  Denny,  Bart., 
of  Tralee,  and  left  issue. 
I.  Catherine,  m.  Thomas  Franks,  Esq.,  and  left  issue. 

The  ^dest  son. 

The  Rev.  Edwabd  Day,  of  Beaufort,  oo.  Kerry,  arch- 
deacon of  the  diocese  of  Ardfert  and  Aghadoe,  m.  in  Aug. 
1769,  Barbara  Forward,  and  left  issue, 

Edwabd,  of  whom  presently. 

Robert,  of  Lopfhercaonou,  in  Kerry,  barrister-at-law,  m.  in 

28a 


DAY 

July,  1808,  Christian,  dau.  of  William  Marshall,  of  DubHn, 

and  has  issue,  William,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Alexander 

EUlott,  of  KiUscrlm,  in  Kerry. 
Margaret,  m.  in  Oct.  1790,  John  Mahony,  Esq.  of  DronM>re, 

Castle,  and  by  him  left,  with  other  issue,  a  son,  the  Rev. 

Denis  Mahony.  of  Dromore  Castle. 
Lucy,  m.  the  Rev.  William  Godfrey,  rector  of  Kenmare^ 

and  brother  of  Sir  John  Godfrey,  Bart,  and  has  issue. 
Barbara,  d.  wim. 

The  elder  son, 

The  Rev.  Edwabd  Day,  of  Beaufort,  m.  in  April,  1802, 
Harriett,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  John  RoTran,  Esq.  of 
CasUe  Gregory,  co.  Kerry,  and  had  issue,  Edwabd,  present 
representative ;  Robert,  d.  unm. ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
George  Brown ;  Barbara,  d.  u»m. 

Arm*-Fer  chevron,  arg.  and  az.,  three  mullets,  oounter- 
changed.  ,    ___i_x 

Crut— Two  hands  clasping  each  other,  couped  at  the  wrist, 
and  coivjoined  to  a  pair  of  wings,  ppr. 

3fotto--Sic  itur  ad  astra. 

Seat— -Beaufort,  Killamey. 

Eendence—St.  John's.  Shgo. 

DAYMAN  OF  MAMBURY. 
Batman,  John,  Esq.  of  Mambury,  co.  Devon,  h. 
24  Nov.  1778 ;  m.  lat,  in  1801,  Jane,  only  dau.  of 
Nicholaa-Donithorne  Arthur,  Esq.  of  St.  Columb- 
Major,  Cornwall ;  and  2ndly,  Mary,  3rd  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam HaniBon,  Esq.  of  Leytonstone,  EBsex.  By  the 
former  (who  d.  28  Jan.  1841)  he  haa  issue, 

I.  JoHK,  M.A.  In  holy  orders,  rector  of  Skelton,  Cumber- 
land, m.  16  Oct.  1831,  Levina-Eliaabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 
Captain  Angelo  (Uiat  Tremamondo,  and  has,  Arthur- 
Edward,  and  Levina-Beatrico. 

II.  Charles-Orchard,  M.A.,  scholar  of  St  John's  CoU., 
Cambridge,  Revising  Barrister  for  South  Wilts. 

in.  Edward-Arthur,  B.D.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of 
Shillingstone,  Dorset,  «.  7  July,  1842,  Ellen-Maria, 
eldest  dau.  of  Wm.  Dunsford,  Esq.  of  Ashley  Court, 
near  Tiverton,  by  Emelia  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-hob  of 
John  Halsey,  Governor  of  Surat,  and  has  issue, 
Edward-Arthur;  Walter-Wythers ;  William-Hankford ; 
Francis^tanbury ;  Helen-Hateey ;  and  Alice-Mary. 

IT.  Henry,  of  Biooklands,  Milbrook,  co.  Hants,  fa. 
4  Maitsh,  1840,  Elizabeth-Adams,  eldest  dau.  of  J.-W. 
Chadwick,  Esq.  of  Long  Ashton. 

v.  Phillipps-Donithome,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of 
Poundstock,  Cornwall,  m.  1840,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Mr. 
Qamond,  of  Herefordshire,  and  has,  Phillips-Donithome; 
Bamfield;  Jane;  Sybylla;  and  Mary-Coryndon. 

I.  Mary-Jane. 

II.  Lucretia,  m.  21  Sept.  1837,  to  the  Rev.  Carrington  Ley, 
M.  A.,  vicar  of  Bere  Regis,  and  has  issue. 

ni.  Caroline. 

SrttlfAS^* — ^This  family,  the  name  of  whidi  has  been 
spelt  in  a  variety  of  ways  at  different  times,*  is  descended 
from  a  family  which  tbok  its  origin  and  name  from  the 
town  of  Dinan  in  Britany.  The  first  we  hear  of  is  Ammon 
or  Hamon,  Vicomte  de  Dinan,  who  Uved  about  a.d.  070,  lW>m 
whom,  according  to  Augustin  du  Pas,  descended  four  noble 
families  of  Prance;  vis. :  Ist,  the  Vicomtes  de  Dinan.  which 
branched  off  into  England,  of  whom  presently;  2ndly,  the 
Lords  of  Combowe ;  Sixily,  the  Vicomtes  de  Dhian,  lords  of 
Beaumanoir  and  Montafilant,  a  branch  which,  after  giving 
a  Grand  Butler  to  France  in  the  person  of  Jacques  de 
Dhian,  a.d.  1427,  ended  in  his  dau.  Pran^olse,  who,  though 
thrice  married,  appears  to  have  died  «.  p.  Jan.  8rd,  1493, 
just  when  the  noble  branch  in  England  ceased  also  in  the 
male  line,  and  the  humbler  descendants  began  to  emerge ; 
and  4thly,  the  Vicomtes  de  la  Bellifere :  whilst  from  the  6th, 
but  illegitimate,  son  of  the  above-named  Ammon,  called 
Salomon,  Lord  of  Guarpllc,  descended  Unoally,  according  to 
the  same  authority,  the  celebrated  Bertrand  du  GuesoUn, 
Constable  of  France  and  Castile. 

Bertrand,  Vicomte  de  Dinan,  grandson  of  the  above  men- 
tioned Ammon,  followed  the  Cohqitbrob  to  England,  and 
was  rewarded  by  him  with  manors  and  lands,  especially  at 
Hartland,  in  Devonshire,  of  which  place  his  descendanU 
were  lords  for  many  generations,  and  great  benefactors  to 


•  As  Dinan,  Dynaunt,  Dynam,  Dynham.  Dymant,  Diinonde, 
Deimond,  Dyamond,  Deyman,  Ac.  In  the  Heralds  Visita^ 
tlon,  1620,  it  is  spelt  Dyamond,  but  Detmak  in  the  index  of 
the  same,  which  latter  is  the  one  adopted  Jn  the  parochial 
registers  of  the  same  date,  and  in  most  of  the  old  family 
deeds  and  documents. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


DAY 


DAY 


the  abbe  J  founded  there  by  OHba,  mother  of  Klog  Harold, 
In  honour  of  St.  Neelda.  This  branch  became  extinct  in  the 
male  line  by  the  death  of  John,  Baron  Dynham,  K.O.  in 
1609,  «.  p.  L,  and  his  four  siaterB  became  co-heireaisee.  But 
ft  younger  branch,  deeoended  from  a  younger  son  of  Oeff^ 
de  Dynan,  who  d.  5  Edward  I.  (1276),  remained  for  many 
generationa  at  Hartland  and  the  neighbourhood,  holding 
leaaea  of  lands  under  the  abbey.  Between  the  reigns  of 
HxNRT  VI.  and  HsirRT  VII.,  fkmily  tradition  says  that  two 
of  the  sons  of  John  Dynant  or  Dymant,  of  Hartland, 
migrated  to  Barnstaple*  and  Tiverton  in  Devonshire,  where 
they  engaged  in  the  trade  of  those  towns,  and  became 
monuCuturers  of  serges  or  kerseys,  malntrfUning  at  the 
same  time  their  connexion  with  the  parent  stock  by  pur- 
clusing,  through  the  wool-staplers,  the  raw  material  of 
their  trade,  the  wool  grown  by  their  relatives  of  the  same 
name  who  remained  on  the  land.  Their  names  often 
occur  in  the  annals  of  both  the  above  named  towns,  as 
members  of  the  respective  corporations,  or  filling  municipal 
offices ;  and  at  Tivertonf  they  suiTered  severely  during  the 
Great  RebeUion,  both  in  property  and  person,  for  their 
loyalty.  Both  these  branches,  it  is  believed,  have  been 
extinct  in  the  male  line  for  some  generations ;  that  at  Barn- 
staple, after  an  heirees  had  married  into  the  Cholwell  family 
about  1607,  and  another  into  that  of  Buigoyne,  ended  pro- 
bably towards  the  close  of  the  17th  centtiry ;  and  that  at 
Tiverton,  it  is  supposed,  either  in  the  person  of  "  the  Rev. 
Br.  Deyman,  40  years  master  of  Uffbulme  school,  in  Devon- 
shire, who  died  Feb.  23rd,  1739,"  but  whose  descendants  in 
the  female  line  are  still  to  be  found ;  or  in  an  old  gentleman 
of  the  name,  who  is  said  to  have  died  at  Tiverton  about 
1780,  leaving  no  relatives. 

Of  the  original  family  which  continued  at  Hartland,  and 
the  neighbouring  parishes  ot  Morwenston  and  Kilkhampton, 
two  branches  still  remain.  One  has  possessed  and  resided 
on  a  smaU  estate  called  Breadon,  in  Pancras-Wike  parish, 
CO.  Devon,  for  250  years ;  the  other  was  settled  at  a  still 
earlier  date  at  Flexbury,  and  afterwards  at  Maer,  in 
Poughill  parish,  oo.  Cornwall,  and  is  now  repres^ited  by 
John  Daymajt,  Esq.  of  Mambury,  oo. Devon. 

JoBH  DxTMAN,  of  Flcxbury,  b.  8  Aug.  1691  (the  eldest 
son  and  heir  of  John  Deyman,  of  Flexbury,  and  grandson 
of  Richard  Deyman,  of  Flexbury,  who  was  5th  in  descent 
ttom  Richard  Deyman,  of  Fillam  in  Hartland,  Devon,  and 
13th  from  Geifry  de  Dynan,  Ump.  Edward  I.),  m.  1  March, 
1715,  Thomasine,  dau.  of  Daniel  Dennis,  Gent  of  Poughill, 
and  d.  in  1741,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  Datmak,  of  Flexbury,  b.  15  Dec  1717,  who  m. 
21  Dec  1748,  Barbara,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles 
Orohard,  vector  of  Coryton,  and  dying  17  April,  1793,  was  «. 
by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Dayman,  Esq.  of  Maer  and  Flexbury,  6.  17  Oct. 
1753,  who  ca.  Mary,  eldest  dau.  (by  Eulalia  his  wife,  dau. 
and  heir  of  Abraham  Bamfield,  of  Mambury)  of  Joseph 
Fhillippa,  Esq.  of  Maer,  sister  and  oo-heh*  of  the  Rev.  John 
PhiUippa,  M.A.  of  Mambury,  Devon,  granddau.  of  Samuel 
Phillipps,  Esq.  of  Maer,  high-sheriff  of  Cornwall,  1727,  by 
Bridget  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Coryudon, 
Esq.  of  Redstone,  who  was  grandson  of  Thomas  Coryndon, 
Esq.  of  Biutton,  and  Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Langford,  of  the  same  place,  whose  ancestor  Roger  de 
Langford,  was  aheriff  of  Cornwall,  10  Henry  III.  By  the 
co-heiress  of  Phillipps,  Mr.  Dayman  left  at  his  decease, 
31  May,  1786, 

John,  now  of  Mambury. 

Charles,  M.A.  vicar  of  Great  Tew.  Oxfordshh^  b.  18  Sept. 
1786,  m.  Flavie  Restitude,  onlv  dau.  and  heir  of  M.  Del- 
mairo,  of  liUers,  Pas  de  Calus,  and  d.  1847,  leaving  aur- 
▼Iving  Issue,  Joeeph,  lieut.  R.N. ;  Gordon,  of  Oxford; 
Alfi«d-Jeken,  B.A.  in  holy  orders ;  Flavia;  and  Helen. 


Mary. 

Lucretia,  m.  5  May,  1807.  Richard-Martyn  Braddon,  Esq., 
and  has,  Charles,  M.R.C.8. ;  and  William. 

Amu—QxLt  four  fusils  in  fesse,  erm. 
OrMt— 8a.,   a  demi-lion,   rampant,   ducally  gorged  and 
chained,  or. 
Jfotto— Toiijours  prest. 
£aa<— Mambury,  Devon. 


*  Barnstaple,  1  Bus.,  1659  :— 

"  This  Invent,  mad.  the  iiii  of  October,  and  in  the  fyurste 
yesr  of  the  raigne  of  our  Sov.  Lady  ELiZABBrB,  by  the  grace  of 
God,  Queen  of  Enfl^d,  France,  and  Triand,  Ac,  by  Nicholas 
Wyehalae  and  John  Peard,  Wardens,  Hogfa  Bruders,  Willm. 
Dalnma,  John  Dkyman,  and  Richd.  Witherege,  dyd-men, 
4c  — lf&  of  CkMrek/urnitwre,  pout  Bam,  OvrponUioiti, 

t  John  Deyman,  Gent.,  with  his  son,  were  among  the 
piisoners  taken  in  Tivert<m  Castle  by  the  parliamentary 
army  under  FairCax,  Oct  18th,  1645.  William  Deyman, 
Gent.,  was  "committed  as  prisoner  upon  the  late  insurrec- 
tion**  in  1664 ;  and  in  1666  John  Deyman  was  turned  out  of 
the  corporation  upon  political  groimda.— J7tj<ory  of  Tiverlon, 
by  Lt-OoL  Harding,  F.G.S.,  1M5,  Vol  L  pp.  n-8, ;  see  also 
Vol  iL  pp.  3,  84,  68.  I»c 

A  grant  of  arms  was  confirmed  to  John  Dejnoian  of  Tiverton, 
waAmHari,  M8S.  1080^  is  given  a  pedigree  of  this  branch. 
287 


DAYRELL  OF  LILLINGSTON  DAYRELL. 

Datrell,  Edmund -Francis,  Esq.  of  Lillinggton 
Dayrell,  co.  Buckingham,  t.  his  kiiisman,  the  late 
Capt  DayrelL 

%int1i^t» — ^The  Dayrkuub  (^  LiUingtUm  Dayrdl  derive 
from  a  common  ancestor  with  the  Darells  qf  CaUhill,  and 
possess  their  lands  ft-om  the  Conquest. 

Ralph  Dairell,  of  lilUngstcm  Dairell  and  Hanworth, 
living  in  10th  Hknry  III.,  descended  fh>m  Richard  Day- 
rell,  who  was  seised  in  fee  of  a  messuage  in  LiUingston 
Dayrell,  Ump.  Richard  I.,  m.  Juliana  de  Barr€,  an  heireaa, 
and  waa  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Hbnry  Dayrell,  of  Hanworth  and  lilUngston,  who 
flourished  in  the  reigns  of  Henry  III.  and  Edward  I.  By 
his  2nd  wife,  Alicia,  whose  mother  Christian  was  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Alexander  Hampden,  he  appears  to  have  had  no 
issue  Byhislst,  Johanna,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Roger  de  Sam- 
ford,  and  first-cousin  to  Alicia  de  Samford,  wife  of  Robert 
de  Vere,  Earl  of  Oxford,  he  had  a  dau.  Emma,  m.  to  Richard 
de  Grusset ;  and  a  son, 

Sir  Ralph  Dairell,  of  Lillington  Dairell,  alive  in  1283, 
ancestor  of  the  distingnished  fiunily  of  Dayrell  of  lUling- 
tton  Dayrell. 

Paul  Dayrell,  Esq.  of  lillingston  Dayrell,  sheriff  of 
Buckinghamshire  in  the  5th  and  and  22nd  of  Elisaretb, 
eldest  son  and  hebr  of  Paul  Dahell,  Esq.  of  Lillingston 
Dairell,  temp.  Henry  YIII.,  and  brother  of  Francea  Dayrell, 
Esq.  of  lAmport,  im.  Frances,  dau.  of  William  Saunders, 
Esq.  of  Welford,  and  had  issue,  Thohai,  his  heir ;  Francis, 
ancestor  of  the  Dayrells  qf  Skwiy  Camp$,  in  Cambridge- 
shke  (we  tAat/amUy) ;  and  other  issue.  Paul  Dayrell  d.  in 
1606,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Sm  Thomas  Dayrell,  Knt.,  of  Lillingston  Dayrell,  who 
m.  Margery,  dau.  and  co-heir  <^  Robert  Home,  Biahop  of 
Winchester,  and  was  direct  ancestor  of 

The  Rev.  Richard  Dayrell,  D.D.,  6.  in  1790,  who  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Langfaam,  Bart  of  Cottesbrooke, 
Notts,  and  nieoe  to  Richard,  Viscount  Cobham,  and  had  by 
her,  who  d.  in  1780, 

Richard,  his  heir. 

Paul,  successor  to  his  brother. 

Henry,  capt  R.N.,  6.  in  June,  1746.  w.  in  1776,  Maiy- 
Martha-Penelope.  eldest  dau.  of  John  Miller,  Gent  of 
Buckingham,  and  had  fwith  two  daus..  Anna-Maria,  wife 
of  theRev.  John-Theoaore-Archibald  Reed ;  and  Franees- 
Langluun,  wife  of  William  Reed)  Richard,  successor  to 
his  undo  PauL 

John-Langham,  b.  2  July,  1766,  in  holy  cordon,  rector  of 
Lillingstone  Dayrell.  m.  1st  Mary.  dau.  of  WiUiam  Wil- 
son, Gait.,  and  2ndly,  Frances,  only  child  and  heiress  of 
the  Rev.  Mr.  Knight  rector  of  lillingston  Lovel,  Oxon. 
Dr.  Dayrell  d.  14  April,  1767,  ai.  47,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Richard  Dayrell.  Esq.  of  lillingston  Dayrell,  a  captain 
in  the  10th  dragoons,  who  entailed  the  family  estates  on 
his  brothers  and  their  heirs  male,  with  remainder,  in  default 
of  such  issue,  on  the  Dayrellb  of  Lamport  Captain  Day- 
rell, who  served  the  ofBoe  of  sheriff,  d.  in  1800,  twim.,  and 
was  i.  by  his  brother, 

Paul  Dayrell,  Esq.  of  Lillingston  Dayrell,  6.  in  June. 
1746,  a  capt  in  the  52nd  regiment  who  resided  in  America, 
where  he  m.,  and  d.  without  issue,  1803,  when  the  estates 
and  representation  of  the  ftunily  devolved  on  his  nephew, 

Richard  Dayrell,  Esq.  of  Ltllingston  Dayrell,  capt.  in 
the  army,  b.  1  April,  1779,  who  served  as  high  sheriff  of 
Bucks  in  1808.  He  m.  1st  1802,  Ann,  only  child  of  Gabriel 
Parker,  and  2ndly,  1807,  Frances-Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 
John  Dax,  Esq.,  Master  of  the  Exchequer  Office  of  Pleas, 
but  d.  i.  p.,  when  he  was  <.  by  his  kinsman,  the  present 
Edmund-Francis  Dayrell,  Esq.  of  Lillingston  DayreU. 

.<4nn#— Qimrteriy :  Ist  and  4th,  aa..  a  lion,  rampant  or: 
crowned,  arg. ;  2nd  and  Srd,  arg.,  three  bars,  sa.,  chaiged 
with  six  cinquefoils,  of  the  first. 

CVwe— A  goat's  head,  erased,  ppr. 

Motto— Seciix^  vivere  mors  est 

Seat — Lillingston  Dayrell,  Buckingham. 


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D  E  A 

DAYRELL  OF  SHUDY  CAMPS. 

Datrbll,  The  Rev.  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Shady 
Camps  Park,  Cambridgeshire,  rector  of  Marston,  oo. 
York,  J.P.  and  D.L,  6.  28  May,  1802,  m.  9  June, 
1828,  Maria,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Hawksworth, 
by  Isabella  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Pilkington, 
Bart,  and  has  issue, 

I.  MABMADUMt-FRAJfCIS,  6.  4  JftQ.  1884. 

II.  CharlM-Lionel,  b.  8  Jan.  1836. 

III.  Thomas,  6. 1  May,  1888.        iv.  Richard,  b.  8  June,  1841 . 
I.  IfUdred-Karia.  n.  Isabel-Jane. 

m.  Maiy-Anne.  it.  CaroUne-Chariotto. 

y.  Fiorenoe.  n.  Bmily-Eliabeth. 

Srttuagf  .^This  is  a  branoh  of  the  Datbklls  €f  lOtin^ 
itonDafrSl. 

Fravois  Datkbll,  Bsq.,  2nd  son  of  Paul  Dayrell,  Esq.  of 
lillingston,  sheriff  of  Buckinghamshire  in  1579,  m.  Barbara, 
dau.  of  Anthony  Powell,  Esq.  of  Gloucestershire,  and  dying 
39  Jan.  1614,  was  t.  by  his  only  son, 

8»  Thomas  Datrsll,  Knt,  who  seated  himself  at  8bady 
Campa,  oo.  Cambridge,  and  it  is  recorded  in  his  monu- 
mental inscription,  that  "  he  was  eminent  for  his  loyalty 
and  services  to  their  lfis|esties  Cbablbs  I.  and  II.  in  the 
eiTil  wars."  He  m.  Sarah,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Hugh 
Windham,  Bart  of  Pilsden  Court,  co.  Dorset,  and  had 
Frakois  (Sir) ;  Ifarmaduke  (Sir) ;  and  Sarah,  wife  of  Francis 
Windham,  Esq.,  only  son  of  Sir  Qeoige  Windham.  He  d. 
in  1669,  and  was  <.  by  his  son, 

Sn  Fravois  Datbbll,  Knt.  of  Shudy  Camps,  who  m. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Lewis,  Esq.  of  The 
Van,  CO.  Glamorgan,  but  dying  without  issue,  in  1676,  was 
«.  by  his  brother. 

Bib  Masmadukb  Datbill,  of  Shudy  Camps,  who  m. 
1st,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  Sir  Justinian  Isham,  Bart,  of 
Lamport,  Notts,  but  had  no  issue  ;  and  2ndly,  Mary,  dau. 
and  heir  of  William  Glasscock,  Esq.  of  Famham,  in 
Essex,  by.  whom  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1713,  a  son, 

Fbavois  Datrsll,  Bsq.  of  Shudy  Campa,  who  m.  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  Peter  Witchcomb,  Esq.  of  Brazted  Lodge, 
Essex,  and  one  of  the  co-heirs  of  Sir  Brownlow  Sherrard, 
Bart  of  Lobthorp,  in  Lincolnshire,  and  had  a  son, 

Marmaoukb  Datrsll,  Esq.  of  Shudy  Campa,  UTing  in 
1784,  who  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Warner  Tempest,  Esq.  of 
the  island  of  Antigua,  and  had  (with  three  daiis.,  all  now 
deceased,  except  the  youngest,  Maria)  a  son  and  successor, 

Marmadukb  Datrsll,  Esq.  of  Shudy  Camps,  who  m. 
in  1797,  Mildred-Rebecca,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Robert 
Lawley^  Bart,  and  sister  to  Lord  Wenlock,  by  whom  he  had, 

Francis,  capt  in  the  army,  6. 18  July,  1798,  d.  tmm. 

Thomas,  now  of  Shudy  Camps  Faxk. 

Robert,  in  holT  orders  m.  Eusabeth,  sister  of  Sir  Thomas- 
Fletcher-Fenton  Boughey,  Bart 

Jane-Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rey.  Fitsgerakl  Wintour.  of  Bar- 
ton, CO.  Nottingham,  and  has  two  sons  and  two  daua. 
Mr.  DayreU  d,  in  Aug.  1831. 

Jrms— As.,  a  lion,  rampant,  or,  crowned,  aiig.,  armed  and 
langued,  ffu. 
Crtgt— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  a  goat's  head,  erased,  ppr. 
Motto— YiTtuB  mille  scuta. 
Sntf— Shudy  Camps  Park,  linton. 


DEANE  OP  BERKELEY  FOREST. 

Deans,  Johw-St.  Gborge,  Esq.  of  Berkeley  Forest, 
CO.  Wexford,  b.  in  1803;  m.  Ist,  in  1847,  Grace- 
Wandesford,  4tb  dau.  of  the  late  Thomas  Kavanagh, 
Esq.  of  Borris  House,  co.  Oarlow,  by  the  Lady  Eliza- 
beth Butler,  his  Ist  wife,  which  lady  d.  9.  p.  at  Rome 
in  1848 ;  and  2ndly,  in  1850,  Catherine,  only  daiL  of 
John  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Aikenhead  House,  Glasgow. 

Erduafft. — JoHK-BcRKSLET  DsAKR,  Esq.  of  Berkeley 
Forest,  eldest  son  of  Joseph  Deane,  Esq.  of  Terrenure  and 
Cromlin,  co.  DubUn,  M.P.  co.  Dublin,  by  his  Srd  wife,  the 
dau.  of   CoL  Green,  of  Oreenrille  (m  DBAyB-FRSSM ak),  m, 
1800,  Miss  Knndson,   dau.  of  General  Knudson,   E.I.C.S., 
and  d.  1887,  leaving  issue, 
Johm-St.  Gioros,  of  Berkeley  Forest 
Oeome,  m.  1842,  Isabella,  sister  of  James-L.  Wise,  Esq., 
and  has  issue. 

William,  lieut  B.N.,  m.  Caroline  Kixou,  of  Brownabam. 
and  <t  in  1745. 
Cecilia.  Frances. 

Elisabeth,  m.  1846,  James-Lawrence  Wise,  Esq.,  grandson 
of  Sir  James  Cotter,  Bart,  and  has  issue. 
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D  E  A 

Arm^—Arg,.  on  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  three  Cornish 
choughs,  sa..  beaked  and  legged,  gu.,  as  many  croeses-pat^ 
of  the  field. 

Crett—A  tortoise,  displayed,  ppr. 

ifotto— Ferendo,  non  feriendo. 

£to<— Berkeley  Forest^  New  Boas. 


DEARDBN  OF  ROCHDALE  MANOR 

Deardbn,  James,  Esq.  of  Rochdale  Manor,  co. 
Lancaster,  J.P.,  barrister-at-law,  F.S.A.,  h,  SO  July, 
1798 ;  m.  4  Not.  1829,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Uev. 
William  Qriffith,  M.A.,  rector  of  Llanwrog,  in  (Car- 
narvonshire, and  sister  and  co-heir  of  William  Grif- 
fith, Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Jamxs,  6.  83  Aug.  1880. 

n.  William-Griffith,  6.  6  Nov.  1841,  d.  11  Sept  184S. 

I.  Frances-Sydney,  d.  1847.  n.  Jane-Elisabeth. 

m.  Susanna-Ada,  d,  1848.  rr.  Mary-Anne. 

S-ttltSSf. — The  andeat  and  modem  pronunciatioa  of 
the  name  of  this  fSmily,  by  the  natives  of  Tanoashire,  is 
Dn-BR-DSN  ;  and  Jaoos,  in  his  Lt^v  Dvetionary,  interprets  it, 
"a  thicket  of  wood  in  a  valley,"  giving  Cowel  as  his  authority. 

EuAS  DB  DuERDSM  occuTS  ss  s  poTty  to  a  bond  between 
himself  and  Thomas  Haworth  de  Hawortb,  in  the  parish  of 
Rochdale,  senior,  dated  10  July,  23rd  Hemry  YI.  He  was 
the  lineal  ancestor  of 

Ottiwell  Dusrdsh,  of  Whitfield,  in  the  parish  of  Rodk- 
dale,  whose  desoendant, 

James  Dbardem,  Esq.,  b.  85  Deo.  1697  (8nd  son  of  Richard, 
of  Whitfield  and  Handle  Hall),  made  considerable  addi- 
tions to  the  funily  estates.  This  gentleman,  a  stanch 
royalist,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Robert  Newall,  of  Town  House, 
in  the  parish  of  Rochdale,  Gent,  and  dying  80  June,  1672, 
left,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  DsARDBN,  Esq.  of  Handle  Hall  and  Whitfield, 
6.  81  Oct  165A,  who  ta.  in  1677,  Jane,  only  child  of  Richard 
Ingham,  Esq.  of  Clcggs  Wood,  co.  Lancaster,  by  Ann  his 
wife,  sister  sad  heir  of  John  Belfield.  Esq.  of  Clegge  Wood, 
and  by  her  (who  m.  8ndly,  Jordan  Chadwick,  Esq.)  lea  at 
his  decease,  31  Dec.  1683  (with  two  daus.),  one  son, 

James  Deardkk,  Esq.  of  Handle  and  Clnderhill,  co.  Lan- 
caster, b,  27  April,  1682,  who  m.  1st,  in  1706,  Margaret, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Joshua  Dixon,  M.A.,  incumbent  of  Ring- 
ley,  and  2ndly,  Mrs.  Elisabeth  Fallows.  By  the  former,  he 
left  at  his  demise,  0  June,  1740,  five  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

John  Drardbk,  Esq.  of  Clnderhill,  6.  7  Feb.  1706,  m. 
18  Sept.  1736,  Miss  Mary  Greaves,  of  Outwood,  Prestwioh, 
and  dying  16  May,  1774,  left  a  son. 

Jambs  Deardeh,  Esq.  of  Clnderhill,  6.  16  March,  1739, 
who  m.  10  Dec  1773,  Alice,  dau.  of  Mr.  Walworth,  of 
Eccles,  and  by  her  (who  m.  Sndly,  in  1798,  Mr.  Thomas 
WorsleyX  he  left  at  his  decease,  4  June,  1791,  four  sons. 
James ;  Simon ;  Joshua ;  and  Ralph ;  who  all  d.  §.  p.  except 
the  eldest, 

James  Deardeh,  Bsq.  of  Handle  Hall,  and  of  The  Orchard, 
lord  of  the  manors  of  Rochdale,  co.  I^noaster,  and  of  West 
Scrafton,  co.  York,  6.  21  July,  1774,  who  m.  7  Sept.  1797, 
Frances,  dan.  of  Thomas  Ferrand,  Esq.  of  Thomhill,  co.  York, 
by  his  2nd  wife,  Susaxmah,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Robert 
Royds,  Esq.  of  Higher  Town  House,  Lancastiire,  and  had. 

James,  now  of  Rochdale  Manor. 

Thomas-Femnd,  b.  28  Feb.  1801,  m.  in  1886,  Emma,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  WilUam  Hodgson. 

Heniy,  b.  24  June,  1806,  m.  1  July,  1887,  Julia,  dan.  of 
Joseph  Aston,  Esq.  of  CasUeton  Hall  near  Rochdale,  and 
has  issue,  Charles-Perrand,  and  Edith. 

Peregrine-Royds,  b.  20  June,  1811,  m.  28  June,  1838,  Sarah, 
dau.  of  Geoxge  Walkden,  Esq.  of  Mansfield,  and  has  issue. 

Elizabeth. 

Susannah,  m.  7  July,  1836,  to  Robert^oseph  Monypenny, 
Esq.  of  Maytham  Hall,  Rolvenden,  Kent 

Mr.  Dearden  d.  81  Sept.  1828. 


-Aig.,  an  inescutcheon,  withhi  an  orie  of  martlets, 

sa. ;  as  depid«d  in  Trinity  Chap^  in  Rochdale  Church,  the 
flunily  burial-place. 

Crut—A  stag,  trippant-regardant 

If  otto— Dum  spiro  spero. 

&a(— Rochdale  Manor,  Lsncashire. 


DBASE  OP  TURBOTSTON. 

Dease,  Jambs-Arthur,  Esq.  of  Turbotston,  co. 
Meath,  6.  in  1826 ;  w.  in  1858,  Charlotte,  eldest  dau. 
of  Edmund  Jerningham,  Esq.,  by  Matilda  Waterton 
his  wife. 

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DEB 

Ediexge.— The  flunlly  of  Dease,  fbrmeriy  Bpelt  Deeoe, 
is  one  of  the  oldest  in  Westmeath.  The  list  of  forfeited 
estates  in  that  oounty  shews  that  the  Deases  are  the  sole 
present  oocnpierB,  who  held  property  in  1641.  in  the  dis- 
trict where  they  still  reside.  In  a  manuscript  of  the  time 
of  Hkt&t  YIII.  occurs  among  the  gentiy  of  Meath  the 
name  of  "Richard  Dees  of  Turbottstown ;"  and  in  the 
Magmi  FaneUd  of  Westmeath,  of  1703,  that  of  *' Jacobus 
DesM  de  Turbottstown." 

Okr4lx>-Riohabd  Dbass,  Esq.  of  Turbotston,  who  m.  in 
1740,  Susan,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Oliver  Plunkett,  Esq.  of 
Bathmore  Castle,  co.  Meath,  was  fiither  of 
.  Jaius  Dbabb,  Ksq.  of  Torbotston,  who  m.  in  1788, 
Lady  Theresa  PlunkoU,  only  dau.  of  Arthur^ames,  7th 
Bwl  of  Ftngall«  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Obkau).  his  heir. 

William-Heniy,  of  Bath   House,    Queen's   County,    m. 
Frances,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  H.  De  Priese,  Esq. 

Mary,  d.  in  l&L  Theresa»  d.  in  186i. 

Chariotte. 

The  elder  son, 

Ontuj)  Dbasb,  Esq.  of  Turbotston,  ft.  in  1790,  in.  in 
18S0,  EUaabeth.  dau.  (and  co-heir  with  her  sisters,  Bridget, 
who  d,  iMMa.,  188S ;  Ellen,  wife  of  J.-J.  Bagot,  Esq.  of 
ChMtle  Bagot ;  MAroella,a  mm ;  and  Catherine.  late  Countess 
of  Kenmare)  of  Edmund  CCallaghan,  Esq.  of  Kilgory,  co. 
(Sare,  and  l^  her  (who  d.  in  1846)  had  iMue, 

Jammb-Axtbvk,  his  heir. 

Edmuud-Geruld,  6.  in  1880. 

Gerald-Richard,  6.  in  183L 
Mr.  Deaae  d.  ta  1854. 

Amu—Arg.,  a  lion,  rampant;-gn. 

OrtM — A  hon,  rampant^  holding  a  drawn  dagger. 

Jfo<C<>— Toi^jours  prOt 

^bof— Torbotston,  co.  Westmeath. 


aREILLYDEASE  OF  CHARLEVILLE. 

O'Rsilly-Deasi,  Anna-Maria,  of  Charleville,  co. 
Louth,  m.  12  April,  1814,  Richard  Dbase,  Esq., 
MJ>^  of  LiMiey,  co.  Cayan,  and  of  the  city  of  Dnb- 
Hn,  and  has  had  issue,  two  daas.,  Anna-Maria  and 
Matilda-Mary-Richarda,  both  deceased,  and  one  sur- 
Tiring  son, 

Matthkw-O'Rsuxy  Dmasm,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  fai  1319. 

This  lady  is  the  only  sanriving  child  of  the  late 
Matthew  O'Reilly,  Esq.  of  Thomastown,  co.  Louth, 
by  Anna-Maria,  his  Ist  wife,  dau.  of  John  O'Cuunor, 
Esq.  of  Dublin  {tee  O'Reilly  of  Knock  Ahhey  Castle). 

IrCnrftgt— The  fiunily  of  Dease,  of  MUeaian  origin,  was, 
at  the  period  of  Cbumwbll's  invasion,  seated  at  Kih-ue,  co. 
Meath,  whence 

William  Dsasb,  colonel  in  King  Chablbs's  army,  haying 
been,  with  other  royaUsts,  depriyed  of  his  estate,  retind 
to  lianey,  co.  Osvan.  Of  his  sons,  the  Snd,  Michael,  a 
eount  of  the  Russian  empire,  and  one  of  the  Empress 
Cathxbxhb^  physidaiis,  d.  «fua.,  and  the  eldest, 

RiCHAmD  Dbabb,  Esq.  of  Lisney,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  John 
Johnson,  Esq.  of  Warrenstown,  co.  Meath,  and  had  issue, 
John  Dease,  deputy-goremor  of  Upper  Canada,  who  d. 
nam.,  and 

WiLUAM  Dbasb,  Esq.,  an  eminent  physician,  of  the  city 
of  Dublin,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  only  child  of  Sir  Richard 
DowdaU,  of  Athlumney,  co.  Meath,  and  left  a  son, 

BiCHAmo  DsASB,  Esq.  of  lisney.  co.  Cavan,  and  of  the  city 
of  DabUn,  MD.,  whom.  IS  AprU,  1814,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of 
Matthew  CBdUy,  Esq.  of  Tbomastown  (by  his  1st  wife, 
Anna-Maria,  dau.  of  John  O'Conor,  Esq.^  wliich  lady 
beearoe  heiress  by  the  whole  blood,  to  her  brothers,  Mat- 
thew and  John  OTleilly,  and  is  the  present  Mrs.  O'Reilly- 
Deass,  of  CharleyiUe. 

ftel— ChsTJeyil^  co.  Loath. 

DE  BURGH  OF  WEST  DRAYTON. 

Db  Buroh,  Hubert,  Esq.  of  West  Drayton,  oa 
MiddleMX,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 16  Nov.  1799;  «.  6  Sept 
1827,  Marianne,  6th  dau.  of  Admiral  and  Lady  Eliza- 
beth ToUemache,  and  had  issue, 

Settna-Constaiioe,  m.  in  1851,  to  the  present  Baron  Ward, 
and  d.  14  Not.  same  year. 

Mr.  De  Bargh  is  one  of  the  co-heirs  to  the  Barony 
of  Biu*g,  or  Borough,  of  Gainsborough. 
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DEE 

%intKflt» — Thb  Hoy.  Franosb  Bobgh,  sister  and  co- 
heir of  Robert.  7th  Lord  Burerh.  or  Borough,  of  Qains- 
borough,  m.  Framoib  Copping kr,  Esq.,  2nd  sou  of  Thomas 
Coppiuger,  Esq.  of  Stoke,  co.  Kent,  by  Frances  his  wife, 
only  dau.  of  William  Broolce,  Baron  Cobham,  K.O.,  and 
had  (with  other  isaue,  who  d.  i.  p.)  a  dau.,  Lettioe,  m.  to 
Sir  William  Hooker,  and  a  son, 

Nicholas  Coppikosr,  Esq.,  gi^eat-grandfather  of 

Ftsh  Coppinoer,  Esq.  of  West  Drayton,  Middlesex,  who 
m.  Easter,  dau.  of  Cornelius  Burgh,  Esq.  of  Scarboroup^, 
and  assumed,  by  sign-manual,  in  1790,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Db  Burou,  iu  consequence  of  his  descent  fVom  the 
Hon.  Frances  Buigh,  one  of  the.  co-heirs  to  the  Barony  of 
Buigli.    His  only  dau.  and  eventual  heiress, 

Catbkuke  Db  BuRoa,  m.  22  May,  1794,  Jamos-Godfrey 
lill,*  Esq.  of  Gaulstown,  Westmeath  (who  took  the  name 
of  Db  Burgh),  and  dying  in  1809,  left  isaue, 

Hubert,  her  heir,  now  of  West  Drayton. 

Bobert-Iill,  in  holy  orders. 

Catherine- Alicia,  m.  to  Charles Tyrwhitt-Jones,  Esq.,  only 
brother  of  Sir  Thomas-John  Tyrwhitt-Jones,  Bart 

ArtM    Az.,  three  fleurs-de-lis,  erm. 

Ore$t — A  dexter  arm,  embowed  in  armoiu*,  oouped  at  the 
shoulder,  gauntlet  open,  exposing  the  hand,  ppr.,  stringed 
as  a  bugle-horn,  as.,  tamels,  gold. 

3folto— Nee  parris  sisto. 

iSMt— Manor  House,  West  Drayton. 


DEEDES  OF  SANDLING  PARK. 

Dbeobs,  William,  Esq.  of  Sandling  Park,  co. 
Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.,  6.  17  Oct.  1796;  m. 
80  May,  1833,  Emily-Octayia,  dau.  of  Edward  Tay- 
lor, Esq.,  b&te  of  Bifrons,  oo.  Kent,  and  niece  to  the 
late  Sir  Herbert  Taylor,  Q.C.B.,  and  has  issue, 

X.  WlLUAX,  b.  11  Oct.  1834. 

II.  Herbert-Oeorge,  6.  28  Sept  1830. 

I.  Louiia.  n.  Emily.  in.  Mary. 

ILttUagf  .'William  Dkedr^  M.D.  of  Canterbuxy  (son 
of  Julius  Deedes,  Esq.  of  Hythe,  M.P.,  grandson  of  WUliam 
Deedes,  Esq.  of  Hythe^  who  d.  in  1053,  and  great-great- 
grandson  of  Thomas  Deedes,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  sister  of 
Robert  Qlover,  Somerset  herald)  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  the  Ber.  Henry  Gregory,  of  Middleton  Stoney,  and  had, 
with  a  dau.,  Mary,  wife  of  Elias  Sydal,  bishop  of  Gloucester, 
ason. 

The  Rsy.  Julius  Dkbx>ks,  A.M.,  b.  in  1603,  prebendary 
of  Canterbury,  and  rector  of  Great  Mongeham  and  Dim- 
church,  in  Kent,  who  m.  Dorothy,  relict  of  the  Rev.  Richard 
Ibbetaon,  D.D.,  and  eldest  dau.  of  Nathaniel  Denew,  Esq. 
of  St.  Stephen's,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Abraham 
Jacob,  and  left  at  his  decease,  with  a  dau.,  Dorothy,  m.  to 
Sir  Jolin  Fifaner,  of  East  Sutton,  4th  Bart,  a  son, 

William  Dbbdbs,  Esq.  of  St.  Stephen's,  Canterbury,  and 
Hythe,  co.  Kent,  chairman  of  quarter  sessions  for  East 
Kent,  who  m.  in  1768,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bramston, 
Esq.  of  Skreens;  co.  Eteex,  and  hod,  with  a  younger  sou, 
John,  and  two  daus.,  Mary  and  Caroline,  an  elder  son  and 
heir, 

William  Dsbdks,  Esq.  of  Sandling,  M.P.  for  Hythe.  He 
m.  S7  Dec.  1791,  Sophia,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Brook  Bridges. 
Bart.,  and  had  issue, 

William,  now  of  Sandling. 

Julius,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Wittersham,  Kent  b.  in 
1798,  m.  in  i829,  Henrietta-Charlotte,  dau.  of  the  late 
Edward  Dering,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  the  present  Sir 
Bdword-Cholmeley  Dering,  Bart. 

Henry,  b.  in  1800,  in^or  in  the  army. 

Edward,  6.  in  1801,  in  the  Hon.  E.  I.  C.  dvil  servioe. 

John,  6.  in  1808,  barrister-at-law. 

George,  6.  in  1800,  m^jor  in  the  army. 

Charles,  6.  iu  1808,  rector  of  West  Carmel.  co.  Somerset 
m.  29  Nov.  1843,  Letitia-Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
Pleydell  Bouverie. 

Robert  b.  in  1800,  settled  in  Canada. 

Lewis,  b.  in  1811,  rector  of  Bramfield,  m.  hi  1830,  Augusta, 
dau.  of  the  late  Geoi-ge  Smith,  Esq. 

Edmund,  6.  in  1812,  settled  in  Canada. 

Sophia  and  Mary,  both  d.  ttnm. 

Fanny,  m.  to  Charles  Androw,  son  of  the  late  Arohdeaoon 
Andrew. 

Isabella,  m.  to  George  Warry,  Esq.  of  Shapwick,  ca  Somer- 
set 

Marianne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Gordon -F.  Deedes,  vicar  of 
Netherbury,  Dorset 

*  Jamcs  Godfrkt  (Lill)  Db  Bubgb,  Esq.,  m.  2ndly,  in 
1818,  Mrs.  Eliza  Uayne,  of  Ashbourne,  co.  Derby ;  and  by 
that  huly  left,  at  his  decease.  7  March,  1632,  two  sons* 
James-Godfrey,  and  Hubert-LiU.  ^  t  . 


D  £  H 


DEL 


Arma  Per  fesM,  nobuUoi  gu.  and  vrg.,  throe  martlets, 
eounterohADged. 

CrtM — Au  eftgle's  bead,  erased,  per  fesse,  nebul^  gu.  and 
axg..  between  two  wiuga,  expanded,  aa. 

ifoMo— Facta  non  verba. 

£sa(— Sandling  Park,  near  Hythe,  oo.  Kent. 


DE  HAVILLAND.— -See  Havilland. 


DE  HORNE  OF  STANWAY  HALL. 

Di  HoRNB,  GfiOROB,  Esq.  of  Stanway  Hall,  co. 
Essex,  6.  27  Jan.  1788. 

ILitlCS00.^-ThiB  ia  one  of  the  ftunfliefl  which  were  driven 
ont  of  Flanders,  in  the  reign  of  Euzabkth,  by  the  peraecu- 
tion  attending  their  religion. 

OuvsB  Db  HoBirx,  of  Nleuw  Kiiice,  near  Ipres,  Flanders, 
came  over  to  Bagland  with  hia  wifb  In  the  reign  of  Jambs  I., 
and  settled  at  Norwich.  By  Jocamina  Neuville  (whoae 
fiunily  had  been,  in  1671,  driven  out  of  Flanders  by  the  pex^ 
aecution  of  the  Duke  of  Alva,  and  were  settled  at  Colches- 
ter, and  who  afterwards  m.  a  Walloon  at  Norwich)  he  had 
an  only  son, 

Abraham  Db  Hobitb,  of  Colchester,  Essex,  6.  in  1507,  m. 
1637,  Mercy,  dau.  of  William  Rush,  of  the  same  place  (ances- 
tor of  the  late  Sir  William-Beaumaris  Rush,  Knt.,  sheriff  of 
Suffolk,  1800),  by  whom  he  had,  with  several  other  children, 
who  d.  young,  a  son, 

Qborob  Db  HoaicB,  of  Colchester,  who  t».  1661,  Priscilla, 
dau.  of  John  Bundock,  of  Brook  House,  near  Tsy  Hall, 
Mark's  Tay,  Essex,  who  remarried  Joseph  Flowers,  and  cU 
7  Sept  1719.  Mr.  De  Home  d.  1665  (v.  p.),  and,  like  his 
grandfather,  Oliver,  of  the  plagua.  He  had  issue  Abraham, 
who  d.  an  infont,  and 

Oborob  Db  Hobhb,  of  Colchester,  b.  in  1662,  who  removed 
to  RatclifTe,  whero  be  d.  12  Jan.  1728-9.  He  m.  6  Fob. 
1684-6,  IQixabeth,  dau.  of  William  Norrish,  of  Taunton, 
Somerset,  who  d.  8  Dec.  1786.  Their  issue  was,  Oeoige,  of 
Ratcliflb,  d,t.p.ia  1718 ;  Abraham,  of  whom  presently ; 
Richards,  d.  «mi».  h>  1726;  Eliaabeih,  d.  wtm.  in  1718; 
Hannah,  ia.  In  1716,  to  Joseph  Basse,  of  Colchester ;  Pris- 
cilla, m.  in  1789,  to  John  Dyson,  of  Rothevhithe ;  and  Sarah, 
who  d.  M«m.  in  ITSS.    The  2nd  son, 

Abraham  Db  HoBini,  of  RatcUifo,  6.  8  Feb.  1606-6,  m. 
81  May,  172S,  Mary,  dan.  and  heir  of  John  Cook,  of  Stair 
fltile.  Halated,  Essex,  and  by  her  (who  d.  21  Jan.  IHO)  had, 
with  other  children,  who  d.  young, 

Oborob,  of  whom  presently. 

John.  6. 16  Sept  1736.  d.  2  June,  1769,  «.  p. 

Mary,  6.  29  April,  1789,  m.  I  Nov.  IHO,  John  Scott  Esq.  of 
Amwell.  Harts  (the  poet),  who  d.  12  Deo.  1783,  and  had 
an  only  child, 

Maria-De  Home  Seott,  m.  18  Dec.  1798.  Joseph  Hooper, 
Esq.,  who  d.  6  May,  1816.     Mrs.  Hooper  is  now  re- 
sidmg  on  her  estate  at  AmwelL 
Mr.  De  Home  d.  19  Nov.  1772.    His  eldest  son, 

Oborob  Db  Horkb,  Esq.  of  Stanway  Hall  (by  purchase), 
6.  12  Oct  1728,  m.  17  Jan.  1760,  Sarah,  dau.  and  heir  of 
William  Blewett,  Esq.  of  Romford,  and  d.  Nov  1789.  leav- 
ing iosuA, 

I.  Abraham,  of  Surrey-square,  b.  2  Jan.  1762,  d.  17  July, 
1830.  m.  19  Oct.  1786.  Mary,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Be^Wt- 
min  Collier,  Esq.  of  the  Victualling  Office,  Deptford,  who 
d.  26  Nov.  1823,  and  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

1  Oborob,  now  of  Stanway  Hall. 

2  Benjamin-Collier,  of  Farringdon,  Berks,  6. 1  Dec  1790, 
m.  28  Feb.  1814.  Mary,  daiL  of  Thomas  Huntl^,  Esq.  of 
Burford,  Oxon,  and  lias  a  dau.,  Katherine-CoUier,  m. 
in  1841,  Qooxge  Bevinston,  Esq.  of  Camberwell,  Surrey. 

8  John,  of  Camberwell,  d.  23  Jime.  1821,  t.p.,  bavins  m. 
27  Oct.  1819,  Sanih,  dau.  acd  co-heir  of  Thomas  Man- 
ning, Baq.  of  Poole,  Dorwt,  who  m.  2ndly.  Henry  Feat- 
ing,  Esq.  of  The  Elma,  Parkstone,  Dorset,  a  captain  in 
the  Royal  Artillery,  and  magistrate  for  the  borough 
of  Poole  (elder  brother  of  Rear-Admiral  Robert  Feat- 
ing.  R.N.,  C.BA  who  d.  in  1838. 

4  Abraham,  of  Lexden,  Easex.  6.  8  May,  1796,  m.  1st, 
6  Nov.  1813,  Mary.  dau.  of  Joaiah  Wild,  Esq.  of  Cam- 
berwell. who  d.  16  Nov.  1827,  and  by  whom  he  haa  had 
iasue.  John- Wild,  of  Adelaide,  New  South  Wales  (m. 
92  March,  1888.  Maria  Qotsall,  and  has  issue);  Oeotige, 
d.  in  1847;  Abraham,  d.  2  Jan.  1836;  Thomas,  b.  3  Feb, 
1824;  Emily,  m.  in  1834,  to  Heniy-Waddilowe  Best 
Esq.  of  Thfliford,  Norfolk;  Louisa,  m.  in  1844,  to  Alex- 
ander Bevington,  Esq.  of  Clapham ;  and  Mary.  m.  in 
1848,  to  Dennis-De  Berdt  HoveU,  Esq.  of  Lower  Clap- 
ton. Ho  m.  2iidly,  21  June,  1835.  Eliza,  dau.  of  WiUiam- 
Heniy  Butler,  Esq..  by  whom  ho  h.'w  had  iasne,  Abra- 
ham, 6.  in  1»46;  William-Henry,  6.  in  1860;  Stawirt.  b. 
In  1852;  Eliza-Emmeline ;  Ada;  Rosalhid;  and  Katha- 
rine. 

290 


1  Katherino,  ni.  16  Oct  1807,  to  AlAned  Smith,  Esq.  of 
Earls  Colne,  Ehsox.  and  d3ring  6  Aug.  1847.  left  issue. 

2  Sarah,  fu.  20  Oct  1812,  to  John  Christy,  Esq.,  and  haa 
issue. 

8  Mniy. 
II.  JoHK.  of  Stanway  Hall.  b.  1  May,  1771,  fa.  27  Oct  1801. 
Sarah  Shoppard,  duu.  of  Jacob  Bell,  Esq.  of  Plaistow,  but 
d.  «.  p.  4  Jan.  1815. 

I.  Mary.  6. 1  Julv,  1773,  m.  26  April,  1798,  Robert  Brigkt- 
wen,  Jiisq.  of  Colchester,  by  whom  she  has  issno. 

II.  Sarah,  b.  22  Sept  in5,  d.  in  1840,  ».  29  March.  1780, 
John  Vaisey,  Eaq.  of  Stair  Stile,  a  magistrate  fur  tliB 
county  of  Easex,  who  d.  23  Aug.  1831.  leaving  issue. 

Arma  Or,  three  bugle-horns,  gu.,  mouthed  and  ringed, 
uxg.t  the  mouths  to  the  sinister. 

Orat—A  cap,  round  at  top,  erm.,  bordered  with  ttie  oyea 
of  peacock's  feathers,  ppr. 

«0(i(— Stanway  Hall,  Stanway,  Eaaex. 


DE  LA  CHKROIS  OF  DONAGHADEE. 

De  la  Cherois,  Daitiisl,  Eeq.  of  Donaghadee,  oo. 
Down,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-aheriff  in  1829,  b.  1  Dea 
1783. 

Etneagr.—The  Camlly  of  De  la  Cberoia  deaoenda  f^om 
the  younger  branch  of  an  ancient  and  noble  house  in 
France,  formerly  reaident  at  Cheroa  or  Cherois,  a  amall 
town  near  Sena,  in  the  province  of  Champagne,  whenco  the 
name  ia  derived. 

The  revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nantea,  in  the  year  16S5, 
compelled  the  De  la  Cherois*,  being  Proteetanta,  to  emigrate 
fh>m  their  native  country. 

In  the  year  1641, 

OAVTAnt  Saxubl  Dk  la  Chebois  (ancestor  of  the  branch 
of  the  family  settled  hi  Ireland)  served  in  the  war  under- 
taken by  Cardinal  Rich^leu  againat  the  House  of  Austria. 
He  left  three  sons,  NiCHOLAa,  appointed  a  lieutenant  of  tuwi- 
liera  by  Louia  ZIV.  in  1675,  and  promoted  to  the  rank  of 
captain  in  1677;  Daniel,  and  Bouijonval,  both  appointed 
lieutenanta  in  their  brother'a  oompany  in  1677.  In  the  year 
1685,  these  three  brothera  fled  to  Holland,  where  they  were 
received  with  great  kindncsa  by  the  Stadtholdor,  into  whose 
service  they  entered,  obtaining  commissions  in  the  Dutch 
army  of  the  same  rank  as  those  they  had  held  in  that  of 
France.  In  1689.  Wiluam,  Prince  of  Orange,  being  called 
to  the  throne  of  Oreat  Britain,  formed  two  rogiments  of  the 
French  Huguenots,  of  which  Nioholaa  De  la  Cheroia  was 
appointed  mn^or,  Daniel  captain,  and  Bouijonval  lieutenant 
in  the  first,  commanded  by  the  Comte  de  Marton.  They 
accompanied  King  Wiluam  to  Ireland  in  1690,  and  finally 
settled  there.    The  eldest 

Major  Nioholab  Db  la  CHintois,  distinguished  himaelf 
at  the  battle  of  the  Boyne,  and  afterwarda  performed  a  vevy 
gallant  action,  moving  fifteen  hundred  men  lay  down  their 
arma  with  only  a  aub^tem*s  guard,  for  which  he  was  pre- 
sented by  the  government  with  fifteen  hundred  crowns  and 
a  lieutenantKiolonelcy.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Samuel  Crom- 
melin,  and  left  a  dau.,  MadHw??**,  wifb  of  Daniel  Crommelin, 
Eaq.  of  lisbum,  and  a  eon, 

Samubl  Db  la  Chkboib,  who  m.  Mademoiselle  Sarah  Cor* 
mi^re,  and  had  issue, 

DAXimu  his  heir. 

Nicholaa,  captain  in  the  army,  d.  *.  p.  in  1829. 

Samuel,  who  aaaumed  the  surname  of  CaoMMBLnr  ($ee 

Cbommxlim  o/  Carrowdore), 

Judith,  m.  to  John  Smytbe,  Esq. 

The  eldest  son, 

Dahiel  Db  la  Cherois,  Esq.  of  Donaghadeo,  m.  18  Feb. 
1782,  Mary,  dau.  of  Alexander  Crommelin,  Esq.,  and  by  her 
had  iasue, 

Danibl,  now  of  Donagiuidee. 

Samuel-Lewis,  m.  in  1820.  Maiy,  dau.  of  John  Roland,  and 
d.  in  1836.  having  had  issue,  Nicholas,  Daniel,  Samuel, 
Lewis,  Alexander,  and  Jane. 

Nichola^  euaign  47th  regt,  killed  in  Spain,  at  Baroaaa, 
in  1811. 

Mazy. 

ArtM—Q\L,  a  chevron,  or,  between  three  mulleta,  tag.,  in 
chief,  and  an  anchor,  ppr.,  in  base. 

Crett— An  anchor,  erects  ppr. 

3fotto— Fac  et  spera. 

geot— Donaghaaee. 


DELAP  OF  MONELLAN. 

Dklap,  The  Rev.  Robert,  of  Monellan,  eo.  Done- 
gal, b.  in  1802;  m.  16  Nov.  1834,  I8abellJ^  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Sir  James  Gulbndtb,  Bnrt,  and  haa  iaeue, 


DEM 


DEN 


I.  JAMts-BooLES,  b.  8  Jan.  1847. 
I.  SuMui-Dorothea. 

S>illCH9f  • — SAMtm.  Dblap»  Esq.  of  Rameltoii,  oo.  Do- 
iMgal,  traasorer  of  that  ooun^  (dosoended,  aocordiog  to 
Bobortaon'a  Ajfr$kire  FamUiet,  firom  AUaa  Dunlop,  proyoat 
of  Inrine  In  162A),  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Captain  Drummond, 
BJf..  and  waa  father  of 

BoBBtr  DB.AP,  Saq.>  who  m.  abo«t  1770,  KatT^Anne, 
only  €sbfid  and  hdreaa  of  Jamea  Bofl^  Baq.  of  Monii1lm» 
and  hadtasue, 

8AMUEL>FRAHcnL  his  hdr. 

Jamfia-Bogla,  ofStoke  Faric,  Sorrey.  J.  -P.  and  D.-L.,  lie«t.- 

ooL  of  the  lat  refflment  of  Surrey  mUitia,  6.  84  June,  1779, 

m,  in  1809,  Harriet,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-heireaa  (with  her 

alater.  Suean-Eliza.  in.  to  the  Hon.  CoL  Crawly  Onalow, 

tnd  eon  of  the  Eazl  of  Onalow)  of  Nathaniel  Hfilier^  Saq. 

of  Stoke  Park. 

WiUiam-Dniinmond,   of  Monaterboyce,   ook    Louth,  m. 

Oatheiine.  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Foster,  Lord  Biah^  of 

doghtr,  and  hoa  iaaue^  Robert  Foeter,  m.  to  the  Hon. 

Anna  Skeffington,  dau.  of  Viaoount  Femnd,  and  had 

'       I,  two  * 


The  eldest  son, 

Bamubl-Franou  Dblap,  Baq.  of  MonalVi»  J  J*,  asid  D  X.,, 
h,  in  1777,  m.  in  1800,  Buaan,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  John 
Bennett,  Judge  of  the  Queen'a  Bench  in  IrelBad,  and  haa 
had  issue. 

RoBBsr.  now  of  Monellan. 

John,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Maiy-Anae-Sonh,  only  dao.  of 
Robert  Saunderaon,  of  Dnunkeen,  Eao^  eo.  Oavan, 
d.  «.  p.  in  1841. 

Jane.  Maxy-Anne. 

Arm$    Qu.,  on  a  pile,  aiig.,  an  ea^e  diq4ayed,  of  the  field. 

On$$ — A  dexter  arm  in  armour,  gracing  a  aword,  ocin- 
bined  with  an  arm  sinister,  holdinga  rose,  wng  and  bud»  ppti 

Jfettoc*— (above  the  crest)  "  Merita.'*  (vmdtr  the  aims) 
-Bspinis.** 

5nU— MoneUan,  oo.  DonegaL 


DE  MONTMORENCY  OF  CASTLE  MORRES. 

Db  Montmorbnoy,  Harvbt,  Esq.  of  Castle  Mor- 

res^  ca  Kilkenny,  6.  Sept  1782;   m.  July,  1811, 

Row,  dau.  of  John  Kearoey,  late  bishop  of  Oasoiy, 

mnd  hadiflsue^ 

L  JoHV,  m.  1888^  the  Hon.  HevletU  (TQndy,  dau.  of 

the  1st  Viaoount  (Hdllamora^  and  haa  issue. 
n.  Joseph,  eapt.  59th  regt. 

in.  Harrey-Merryn,  m.  Aug.  1868,  Louisa,  Snd  dau.  of 
the  late  Wm.-lforria  Reade,  Baq.  of  Boasenara,  oo. 
Kilkenny,  and  haa  issue. 
I.  Anne,  la.  Jehn-CongreTe  Fleming,  Bsq.  and  haa  issue. 
n.  LeCitia,  m.   John  Armstixmg,  Esq.  of  GhraigaTenie, 

Queen'a  Co.,  and  haa  isaoew 
m.  Rose,  d.  ««m. 
IT.  Rlisabeth,  m.  to  Wm. -Jacob  Btedker,  Baq.  of  Wood- 

brook,  oo.  Wexford. 
T.  Sarah,  m.  to  Tho6.-R.  Browne,  Eaq.  of  Anghentaine, 

eo.  Tyrone,  asid  has  Isane. 
Ti.  Ftemy. 
Migor  De  Montmorency,  who  is  3rd  son  of  the  late 
Rev.  Joseph  Pratt,  of  Cabra  Castle,  oo.  Cayan,  by 
the  Hon.  Sarah  de  Montmorency  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Harrey,  Viscount  Mountmorres,  of  Castle  Morres, 
«.  to  the  estates  of  his  mother's  family,  and  assumed 
the  surname  and  arms  of  De  Montmobbnot. 

Jrma— Arg.,  aoroaa.  gu.,  between  fowr  eaglea  dii|)layed,  sa. 

Ormt—A  peacock  ia  his  piide,  ppr. 

if etto— Diea  ayde. 

<Ml— Oaatle  llorrea,  oo.  Kilkenny. 


DEMPSTER  OF  SKIBO  CASTLK 

Dbmfstxb,  Qbobob,  Esq.  of  Skibo  Castle,  oa 
Sutherland,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  26  Feb.  1804;  m. 
B  May,  1827,  Joanna  •  Hamilton,  7th  dau.  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Robert  Dundao^  of  Amiston. 

ILlltCX  j|t* — The  surname  of  Dempster,  which  la  of  great 
antlqaSty  in  Scotland,  waa  aafumed  trom  the  honourable 
oOee  of  Dempster  of  Parliament,  long  heritably  enjoyed  by 
thefiamily. 

OsoaoB  DnfPSTSB,  Eaq.  of  Dunnichen  (descended  fh>m 
Jamss,  2nd  son  of  Jamss  DncpsTKR,  of  Muresk,  living  in 
1574,  which  James,  of  Muresk,  was  representative  of  David 
Dempster,  of  Auchterless  and  Carolstown,  temp.  David 
BauccX  was  fiither  of 
291 


John-Haxiltoh  Dsmpstkb,  Esq.  of  Bkibo,  who  m.  Miss 
Thompson,  by  whom  he  had  one  dau.  and  heiress,  Harbistt, 
of  whom  presently.  He  m.  Sndly,.  Jeon»  dan.  of  Charies 
Feiguaon,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  Sir  James  Fvgnson,  Bart,  of 
Kilkemn,  oo.  Ayr,  and  by  her  had  oa*  sea«  Oeoige,  who 
d.  young,  in  1800.  Mr.  Dempster  was  «.  at  his  deoeaae  by 
hia  only  aurviving  child  and  heiress,. 

HAJKBinr  DsMPSTXR,  of  Dunnichen  and  Skibo,  h.  6  Jan. 
1786,  who  m.  in  1801,  William  Soper,.  ESq.  of  the  E.  I.  C. 
civil  service,  who  awwume^  by  reyait  Keense,  the  ennuMiw 
of  DncnrcB,  in  compliance  vdth  the  entail  of  the  estates. 
Mn.  Dempster  d,  16  Oct.  1810,  leaving  issae, 

Oboboi^  now  of  Skibo. 

BUen,  m.  in  18^  to  OoL  Henry  Whfte^  1C.P.,  lold-lleut.  of 
andhasi 


the  county  of  Longford,^  and  L     

Harriet,  m.  in  1831.  to  Robert  Browne^  Esq.,  eoostai  of  the 
Marquess  of  Sligo,  and  haa  issue. 

Charlotte^  m.  inlSSOk. to* James-Whitahed-Hawldns Demp- 
ster, Esq.  of  Dunnidien,  oo.  Fotiiur.  and  d.  In  1842. 

Rose,  m.  in  1882,  totiie  Rev.  B.>M.  Bonnor,  vicar  at  Bha- 
abon,  Wales. 

^mw— Ou.,  a  sword,  aig.,  hilted  and  pommelled,  or,  bend« 
wiae^  aurmounted  by  a  fiBsse,  of  the  hist^  all  vnthfai  a  bordnre 
per  pale,  of  theaeoondandsa. 

Crtal—A  leg-bone  and  i>alm-baanch»  in  saltiei;  ppr. 

Ifotto— Mors  aut  vita  deoorak 

Sis^ -Bkibo  Gaatlsi.  bf  Dornoch,  oa  BuOierland,  K.B. 


DENKON  OF  OSSINGTON. 

DEtaaom,  JoaN-EysLtN,  Bsc^  M.A.,  of  Ossington 
Hall,  oa  Notts,  MJP.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  27  Jan.  1800 ; 
tn.  14  July,  1827,  Lady  Charlotte  Bentinck,  8rd  dau. 
of  the  Duke  of  Portland.  Mr.  Denison,  M.P.  for 
Newoastle-under^Lyme  io  1828,  pat  for  Hastings  in 
the  next  parliament,  and  in  1831  was  chosen  for 
Liverpool  and  Notts,  lor  the  latter  of  which  he 
made  his  election  to  serve ;  after  the  division  of  the 
county,  he  represented  the  southern  district  in  two 
parliaments;  and  in  1841,  1847,  and  1853,  was 
returned  for  Malton.  He  was  Lord  of  the  Admiralty 
in  Mr.  Canning's  administration, 

Einrage.— This  ftmlfy  is  of  Toikshlre  origin.   Wiluak 

DcNisoii,  an  eminent  merchant  of  Leeds,  purchased  the 

manor  of  Ossingtoa,  Notts»  In  1768,  and  served  as  hlgh^ 

aheiiff  of  that  county  in  1779.    He  d.  in  1782.  and  was  «.  in 

hia  eatatas  in  the  couatiea  of  Nottingham,  Tork,  Lhiooln, 

and  Durham,  by  hia  brother  Bobbbt,  who  d.  in  178A,  and 

waa  <.  by  his  nephew,  JoHir  Wilkikson,  Esq.,  who  to<^ 

the  name  and  arma  of  Dknibow.    He  became  of  Ossington, 

and  waa  M.P.  for  Chtohester  and  afierwarda  for  Minehead. 

He  ta.  1st,  a  dau.  of  J.  Horlock,  Esq.  of  Ashwick,  and  had 

by  her  two  sons,  who  d,  young,  and  a  dau.  Charlotte,  vnfe 

of  the  Right  Hon.  C.  Manners-Sutton,  apeaker  of  the  House 

of  Commons,  afterwards  Viacount  Canterbury.   He  m.  2ndly, 

Chariotte,  find  dau.  of  Samuel  Bstwick,  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  d, 

<  May,  1820,  having  had  issue^ 

JoHV-Eyivif,  now  of  Ossington. 

Edwabd  (Right  Rev.X  D.D.  (1st  dasa  dsgrte.  Univ.  Oxon), 

6.  18  May.  1801,  oonseorated  Bishop  of  SaUabury  in  1887, 

m.  1st.  27  June,  1880.  Louisa-Maria,  2Qd  dau.  of  the  late 

Hennr-Ker  Senrmer,  Eaq.  of  Hanford  House,  co.  Dorset, 

and  by  her  (wood.  22  Sept  1841)  hod  a  surviving  dau.. 

Louisa.    He  m.  2ndly»  (Hementina-Baillie  HamUt^  ana 

d.  6  Mardi,  1854. 

WQlian-Thomas  (Sir),  Knt,  oapt.  nyal  engineers,  (Sever* 
aor^ensral  of  the  AastiaUan  coloniei. 
Oeotge-Anthony,  In  holy  ordera,  M.A.  (1st  daaa  degree. 


Univ.  Oxou}»  archdeacon  of  Taunton.  6.  11  Dec.  1806,  m. 
'  "   >t  1838,  Qeoigiana,  eldest  dau.  of  J.-W.  Henley.  Esq. 

aterpeij,  Oxon. 

Henry  (double  1st  dasa  Univ.  Oxon),  fellow  Of  AH  Boula, 


4  Sept 
ofWa( 


M.  A.,  and  batristeivat-Jaw,  b.  8  June,  1810. 
Btephen-Ghoriea  (lat  olaaa,  Univ.  OxonX  M.A.,  barriater- 

atOaw,  6.  2  July,  ISll,  wu  Sasan,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  P. 

FeUowee. 

Frank,  lieut  R.Nr.,  d.  1848. 
Robett-AUVed,  6.  Aug.  1810. 
Charles-Albert,  capt  62nd  rtgt.,  b.  hi  1810. 
Julia-Graoe,  ca.  to  the  Rev.  C.  DesvoKix. 
Henrietta,  ca.  hi  1840,  to  J.-H.  Jacob.  Baq. 
Charlotte,  m,  to  Robert-Joeepb  FhilUmore.  Baq.,  M.P. 

ilmu— Aig.,  on  a  bend,  between  an  unicorn's  head,  erased, 
in  cUe(  and  a  oross-crosslet^  fitch^  in  base^  so.,  three 
besants. 

Cyae— A  sinister  cubit  arm,  in  bend  dexter,  veeted,  vert» 
cuff,  erm.,  chaived  vrith  a  cross-crosslet  on  the  hand,  ppr., 
pointing  with  the  fore-finger  to  an  estoile. 

Sral-Ossington  Hall,  ^otts. 


^'jgitized  by  CjOOQIC 


DEN 


DEN 


DENISON  OF  GRIMTHORPE. 

Dbnison,  Edmund,   Esq.  of    Grimthorpe,    East 

Riding  oo.  York,  M.P.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  29  Jan. 

1787;   m.  14   Dea  1814,   Maria,  dau.   of  William 

Beverley,  Esq.  of  Beverley,  and  great-niece  of  the 

wife  of  Sir  Thomas  Denison,  Knt,  judge  of  the 

Common  Pleas,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Bdmuvd-Ewkxtt,  6.  IS  May,  1816,  of  linooln't  Inn, 

Queen's  Counsel,  m.   7   Oct   1846,   Fanny-Catharine, 

2nd  dau.  of  the  Bt  Bev.  John  Lonsdale,  Bishop  of 

liohfleld. 

u.  Christopher-Beokett,   6.  9  Hay,  18S6,   E.  L  C.   CivU 

in.  William-Beckett,  6.  6  Sept  1826. 
I.  Mary,  m.  21  June,  1887,  to  Chorlee-Wilson  Faber,  Esq. 
'    n.  Elisabeth,  m.  25  March,  1841,  to  William  Betbell,  Esq. 
of  Rise  Park,  oo.  York. 

III.  Sophia,  m.  19  Aug.  1847,  to  the  Bev.  T.-B.  Paget, 
vicar  of  Welton. 

IV.  Augusta. 

Mr.  Denison,  who  is  5th  son  of  the  late  Sir  John 
Beckett,  of  Leeds,  Bart,  and  brother  of  the  late 
Right  Hon.  Sir  John  Beckett^  Bart  of  Somerby 
Park,  ca  Lincoln,  assumed  the  surname  and  arms 
of  Denisost,  by  royal  license,  8  Sept  1816. 

ifrsu— Quarterly:  Ist  and  4th,  arg.,  on  a  bend,  between 
an  unicorns's  head,  ensed,  in  chief,  and  a  oross-crosslet  in 
base,  sa.,  three  besants.  for  Dbnisom  ;  2nd  and  3rd,  gu.,  a 
fesse  between  three  boars'  heads,  oouped,  erminoia,  an 
annulet  for  diflbnnoe,  fur  Bacasrr. 

Cmt—A.  sinister  cubit  arm,  in  bend  dexter,  vested,  vert, 
oufl^  erm.,  charged  with  a  cross-croaslet,  the  fore-flnger 
pointing  to  an  estolle,  radiated  gold,  for  Dbhisok  ;  a  boar's 
beud,  couped,  or,  pierced  by  a  cross  patee-fltohte,  erect,  sa., 
for  BaoKSTT. 

^/otto— Prodesse  oivibus. 

<8ea<— Binbrook,  co.  lincoln. 


DENNE  OF  LYDD. 

Denne,  David,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  Lydd,  co.  Kent, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  6  April,  1798 ;  m.  21  Oct  1826, 
Louisa-Ann,  dau.  of  ihe  Rev.  Thomas  Cobb,  M.A., 
rector  of  Ightham  and  vicar  of  Sittingboum,  oo. 
Kent,  and  canon  of  Chichester,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Puinta,  late  of  H.  M.'s  10th  foot,  6.  28  May, 
1829. 

n.  Ijunbert-Henry,  lieut  royal  artlllory,  6.  21  Jan.  1831. 

m.  Edward-Wflliam,  6.  17  Nov.  1833. 

XV.  Bobert-Alured.  &N.,  6. 15  Sept  1838. 

I.  Louisa-Katharine.  n.  Katharine-Elisabeth. 

ILCltCSjBff  • — ^^he  Dennes  were  established  in  Kent,  ante- 
cedently to  the  Conquest  by  a  Norman,  Robsbt  db  Dsnb, 
who  held  large  estates  in  Sussex  and  Kent  as  well  as  in 
^he  Dudiy,  and  was  Ptnetma  or  Butler  to  Edward  the 
Confessor.    His  son  and  Iteir, 

RoBBBT  DB  Dens,  was  father  of 

Ralph  db  Dbitb,  living  in  the  time  of  William  the  Con- 
queroiv  lord  of  Buokhurst  in  Sussex,  who  m.  Sybella,  sister 
of  Robert  do  Qatton,  and  had  a  son.  Robkbt,  his  heir ;  and 
a  dau.  Ella,  m.  to  Sir  Jordan  Sackrille,  ancestor  of  the 
Dukes  of  Dorset  This  Ralph  de  Dene,  who  possessed  laxge 
estates  in  Kent  and  Sussex,  founded  Otteham  Abbey,  for 
monks  of  the  Premonstratensian  order.    His  great-grandson, 

Sm  Alurbd  db  Dxnh,  of  Denn  Hill,  a  person  of  great 
learning,  seneschal  of  the  Priory  of  Canterbury,  and 
escheator  of  Kent  af¥M  1234,  was  great-great-grandfather  of 

Sir  William  Dsmni,  Knt  of  Denne  HiU.  M.P.  for  the 
eity  of  Oanteibary  10th  Edward  II.,  and  for  the  oo.  of 
Kent  in  the  14th  of  the  following  reign.  From  him  deaoended 
the  families  of  Dbnnb  of  Iknne  HiU,  </  KiniftUm,  of  LUtU- 
WttTM,  qf  Pairidabcurm  Court,  and  Lfdd. 

Thomas  DBmn,  Esq.  of  Lydd.  6.  in  Feb.  1701,  son  of  David, 
of  ^shopsboume,  and  grandson  of  John,  of  Patridksboume 
Court  m.  in  1741,  Sarah,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Oreen- 
laad,  Esq.  of  I^rdd.  and  had  five  sons  and  two  daus.,  Tix.. 

I.  JoHH,  of  Bath.  6.  in  1748,  m.  Miss  Anntk-Maria  Heble- 
white,  and  d.  in  1828,  t.  p. 

n.  Richard,  of  Windielsea,  m.  in  1788,  Mary,  dau.  of . 

.     William  Steer,  Eeq.  of  Northampton,  by  Anne  his  wife,  i 

dau.  of  the  Very  Rer.  WiUtam  Rostall,  D.D..  Dean  of 

Southwell,  a  lineal  deeoendant  of  Chief  Justice  RastaU, 

and  dying  in  Jan.  1819,  lea  iasu^ 

292  ^ 


1  WiLUAM-JoRK.  of  Winchelsea,  ft.  1788,  m.  1817,  Mary- 
Jsne.  dau.  of  M^jor  Alexander  Orme,  E.I.C.S.,  and  has 
an  only  child,  Mary-Jane. 

2  Richard-Oreenland,  of  the  Inner  Templar  bairister- 
at-law. 

1  Anna-Maria,  of  BnMidstairB. 

2  Frances,  m.  to  Captain  Ernest-Christian  Welford,  of 
the  royal  engineers. 

8  Mary-Jane.  m.  to  Sir  Robert-WiUiam  Newman,  Bart 
of  Mamhead,  in  Devon,  late  M.P.  for  Exeter. 
.    m.  David,  of  Lydd. 

IV.  Thomas,  who  d.  wnm.  in  1783,  aged  27. 

V.  William,  in  the  army,  d.  umn,  in  1788,  aged  21. 

I.  Sarah,  m.  to  John  Porker,  Esq.  of  Muswell  Hill,  a  banker 
in  London,  and  dying  in  1808,  left  issue,  John  Porker,  of 
London ;  Maiy  Potker.  m.  to  Sir  John  Peter ;  Elisabeth 
Porker,  m.  to  General  Qeoige  Cookson.  R.A. :  Caroline 
Porker,  m.  to  James  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Russell  Square^ 
and  d.  in  1810;  and  Emily  Porker,  m.  to  Qeueral  Sir 
Alexander  Biyce,  RE. 

IL  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Richazd  Ruck,  Esq.  of  Qraveseud,  and 
d,$.p. 

Mr.  Denne  d.  in  1777.    His  Srd  son, 

David  DxinvB,  of  Lydd,  Esq.  m.  27  March,  1788,  Kathe- 
rine,^  dau.  of  Robert  Cobb,  Esq.  of  Lydd,  and  had  issue, 
David,  now  of  I^^dd. 
Thomas,  m.  Ist  Jane  Dufl^  dau.  of  John  Filconer,  Esq., 

British  Consul  at  Leghorn:  and  2ndly,  Mary- Ann  Laidlaw. 
Elizabeth,  m.'to  the  Rev.  William  tallance,  M.A.,  rector 

of  Southchureh,  Essex. 
Katharine,  d.  1846. 
Ceoilia,  fa.  to  the  Rev.  Bdward-Robert  Nares,  rector  of 

New<^uroh, 
Mary-Julia. 

Mr.  Denne  d.  in  Feb.  1819,  sged  67. 

Anns  As.,  three  bars,  erm. ;  in  chleC  as  many  fleui«Hl»> 
lis,  or. 

CV«ae— On  a  dhH)eau,  vert  turned  up,  erm.,  a  demi-pea- 
cock,  wings  expanded  and  elevated,  ppr. 

Sea^->I^d,  near  New  Romney,  ca  Xent 


DENNIS  OF  FORT  GRANITE. 

Dsiricia,  Thomas-Stratford,  Esq.  of  Fort  OranHe, 
CO.  Wicklow,  J.P.,  6.  12  June,  1782;  m.  80  Jan.  1810, 
his  cousin,  Katherine-Martha-Maria,  (sldest  dau.  of 
Morley  Saunders.  Esq.  of  Saunders  Grove,  co.  Wick- 
low, niece  to  the  Earl  of  Aldborough,  and  granddau. 
to  Lady  Martha  Saunders,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in 
J\ily,  1825)  bad  issue, 
I.  MxADE-CAUurDU),  A.M.,  J.P.,  6.  in  1810,  m.  Mavgaret- 
Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  tiie  late  Mf\jor  Crosbie,  and 
granddau.  of  the  late   CoL  Crosbie,   of   Ballyheige 
Castle.  MP. 
n.  Morley-Strattord-Tynte,  A.M.,  6.  in  1811,  mi^jor  76th 

foot 
m.  John-Fits-Thomas,  6.  in  1817,  mi^o^  ^^^  foot*  m. 
84  May,  1864,  Jane,  only  dau.  of  Jebb  Brown,  M.D., 
stafT-sui'geon. 
TV.  James-Benjamin,  6.  in  1818,  capt  royal  artillery. 

V.  Robert-WUliam,  barrister-at-law.  6.  in  1823. 

VI.  Edwaid-Albert  J.P.,  6.  in  1824. 

L  Katherine-Sophia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Solomon  Donovan, 
rector  of  Kilpipe,  brother  of  the  late  Richard  Donovan, 
Esq.  of  Ballymore. 

n.  Ellen-Louisa. 

%intKilt. — ^Thk  Rioht  Hoh.  Jambs  Damns,  Lord  Chief 
Baron  of  tho  the  Exchequer  in  Ireland,  was  raised  to  the 
peersgo  of  that  kingdom  as  Babon  Traotoit,  of  Tracton 
Abbejf*  00.  Cork,  18  Dec.  1780.  His  lordship  d  suddenly  in 
1782,  ».  p.,  when  the  tiUe  expired.  His  estates  in  the  oo. 
of  Kerry  he  bequeathed  to  his  oldest  nephew  and  heir-at- 
law,  the  Rev.  Meade  Swift,  and  those  in  the  counties  of 
Cork  and  Dublin  to  his  other  nephew,  John  Swift  subject 
to  a  Jointure  of  £1800  per  annum  to  Lady  Tracton,  and  on 
condition  that  they  and  their  heirs  should  take  the  name 
and  arms  of  Dknnis.  His  lordship's  only  sister,  Fraxcis,  m. 
Thomas  Swnnr,  Esq.  of  Lynn.  oo.  Westmeath,  descended 
from  a  branch  of  the  Cariingford  fkmily,  and  had  two  sons, 

I.  Mbadc,  of  whom  presently. 

n.  John,  barrister-at-law. .  who  assumed  the  surname  of 
DsKNia  He  lu.  Emily,  dau.  of  Robert  Hamilton,  Esq.. 
and  d.  at  Sidmouth,  in  1830,  leaving  issue, 

1  J  AMIS  Dennis.  Esq.  barrister-at-law. 

2  Robert  Dennis,  E.I.C.S. 
1  Mary  Dennis. 

The  elder  son. 
The  Rkv.  Mkadk  Swnrr,  co-heir,  with  his  younger  brother. 


DEN 

John,  to  his  maternal  uncle.  Baron  Tracton,  asiuined  the 
soroame  and  orma  of  Dennis  orly.  Ho  m.  Delia-Sophia, 
Snd  dau.  of  Morley  Saondere,  Esq.  of  Saunders  Qrore,  co. 
Wicklow,  by  Martha  his  wife,  dau.  of  John.  Ist  Earl  of 
Aldboroogfa,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas^tbatfobd  Dennis,  now  of  Fort  Granite. 

n   Meade-Paul,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Mazy- Anne,  dau.  of 
Coane,  Esq.  of  the  co.  Fermansgh. 

ni.  James-Aldborough.    m.   Caroline  Wvnne,    dau.   and 
co-heir  of  the  late  Col.  Topp,  of  Lancashire. 

IT.  John,  M.D.,  m.  Elizabeth  Manders. 

T.  OeoiKe-Morley,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Elisabeth,  dao.  and 
co-heir  of  the  late  —  Maguire,  Esq.,  J. P.  co.  Cavan. 
.  L  Martha-Sophia.  u.  FranoesMaria,  deceased. 

ui.  Anne.  it.  Louisa.  y.  Elisa. 

Mr.  Dennis  was  <.  at  his  decease  by  his  eon,  the  present 
Tbomab-Strattoed  Dennis,  Esq.  of  Fort  Granite. 

ifrins— Ou.,  on  a  cherron,  between  three  fleurs-do-Us,  or, 
as  many  annulets,  of  the  first;  a  canton,  ohequy,  of  the 
second  and  as. 

Vmt—A  castle  with  two  towers,  ppr.,  fh>m  eaeh  tower  a 
banner  floating,  gu. 

JUotto— Suavlter  sed  fortiter. 

Seat — ^Fort  Granite,  near  Baltinglaes,  co.  Wioklow. 


DENNISTOUN  OF  DENNISTOUN. 

Dkknistoun,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  DenBLBtoun,  h.  in 
180S,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  member  of  the  faculty  of  Adro- 
eatee ;  «.  his  father,  1  June,  1834 ;  m.  in  1835, 
Isabella-Katharina,  eldest  dan.  of  the  Hon.  James 
Wolfe  Murray,  of  Cringletie,  one  of  the  Senators  of 
the  College  of  Justice  in  Scotland.  Mr.  Dennistoun 
hnying,  in  1836,  sold  his  estates  of  Colgrain,  Camis 
Eskan,  and  Kirkmichael  Stirling,  in  Dumbarton- 
shire, acquired  a  portion  of  the  original  family 
barony  of  Denziebtoun,  in  Renfrew8hii*e.  He  whs 
author  of  Mcmoirt  of  the  DukeM  of  Urlnno,  Memoirt 
of  Sir  Robert  iicrangCf  and  other  works. 

Htltta^t. — All  the  peerage  writers  and  gonealogical 
antiquaries  of  Scotland  are  agreed  that  this  andeat  family 
ranks  with  the  most  eminent  in  the  western  districts  <^ 
that  kingdom.  It  ^peara  from  a  charter  of  Maujolm  1Y., 
who  d.  in  1165,  that  the  Dennistouns  held  lands  on.  the 
Oryfe^  in  Benfrewshire.  Here,  it  would  seem«  that  one 
Danzucl,  or  Daniel,  probably  of  Norman  extraction, 
settled  himself,  and,  calling  the  estate  Danvblstoun, 
aastuned  therefrom  his  surname. 

StB  Hugh  de  Dahziblstoun,  of  that  ilk,  accorded  a 
reluctant  submission  to  the  Tietorious  Edwabd  I.  in  1266. 
Be  had  issue, 
John  (SirX  his  successor. 

Joanna,  or  Janet,  who  m.  Sir  Adam  More,  of  Rowallan, 
and  was  mother  of  Eusabbth  Moae^  whose  marriage 
with  King  Robbbt  II.  became  a  fruitful  ground  of  con- 
troTcrsy  among  historiana  From  this  union,  in  1347, 
sprang  the  long  line  of  the  Stuabt  monarchs,  through 
whom  the  Imperial  crown  has  passed  to  the  reigning 
dynasty.  In  reference  to  this  circumstanoe,  the  proua 
proToro  has  been  pneerred  by  the  Dennistouns,  "  Kings 
came  of  us,  not  we  of  Kings.** 

Bkr  Hugh  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sib  John  db  Danziei^toun,  of  that  ilk,  who,  during  the 
reign  of  DATin  II.  was  the  constant  associate  in  arms  of  hit 
iUostrlous  fktber-in-law,  the  Earl  of  Wigton,  and  of  the  braTC 
ttr  Robert  Brskine.  Offices  of  high  trust  were  conferred 
npoQ  him,  and  the  aocesskm  of  his  relation,  Robert  II., 
was  followed  by  new  honouis,.  and  by  grants  of  many 
tphmdid  baronies  in  Tarious  counties.  He  was  for  many 
yean  high-ehariff  of  Dumbartonshire,  and  gOTomor  of  Dum- 
barton Castle,  the  strongest  fortress  in  the  kingdom,  and 
was  one  of  the  kmis  of  parliament  who  concurred  in  the 
settlement  oi  the  crown  upon  the  deooendants  of  his  nieoe, 
BUabeth  More.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Malcolm.  1st  Earl 
of  Wigton,  who  is  lineaUy  represented  by  the  beir  of  this 
Bwrriage,  and  had  (with  one  daiL,  Janet,  wife  of  Sir  A^un 
Mure,  of  Rowallan)  fiTe  sons,  Robert,  his  heir;  Walter, 
a  b<^  and  turbulent  churchman,  made  Bishop  of  St. 
Andrews  by  Robert  III.;  William  ^r).  of  Colgrain; 
Hugh ;  and  Malcolm.    The  eldest  son  and  heir. 

Sib  Robert  db  Danziblmtoitn,  of  that  ilk,  successor  to 
his  father  as  keeper  of  the  Castle  of  Dumbarton,  was  one  of 
the  youths  soleeted  from  the  chief  families  in  Scotland,  in 
1857,  m  hostages  for  the  ransom  of  King  Datid  II. ;  and,  in 
U70,  was  oommiaeioner  for  a  treaty  of  peace  with  England. 
Hie  daua  aad  co-bsirs  wete 
298 


DEN 

Maboabbt,  m.  to  Sir  William  Cunninghams,  of  Kllmaurs ; 

hence  sprang  the  Earls  of  Qlencaim. 
Eueabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Maxwell,  of  Calderwood;  and 

fh>m  her  q;)rang  the  Baronets  of  Calderwood  and  Pollock, 

and  the  Lords  Famham. 
After  the  decease  of  Sir  Robert,  the  male  line  of  the  family 
was  carried  on  through  his  brother, 

But  William  de  Danziblbtoun,  of  Colgrain,  co.  Dum- 
barton, which  estate,  and  that  of  Camis  Eskan,  in  the  same 
shire,  he  aoquired  b^ore  1377,  and  had  seTcral  other  grants 
ttom  the  crown.    His  direct  descendant, 

Robert  Danziblbtoun,  of  Colgrain,  m.  Katharine,  dau. 
of  DaTid  Sample,  of  Noblestoun,  by  Marion,  dau.  of  Sir 
William  Edmenston,  of  Duntreath,  through  whom  she 
had  at  least  three  separate  royal  deecents,  from  Kings 
Robert  II.,  Robert  III.,  and  James  II.  They  left,  with 
other  issue,  Robert,  heir;  and  Jobn,  liTing  in  1560,  father, 
by  his  wife  linphemia  Bontyne,  of  Walter  Dansibls- 
toun,  who,  like  his  predecessor,  resided  at  Colgrain.  He 
d,  in  1618,  lea^Bg,  with  seTeral  younger  children,  John 
Dbnmistoun,  whOt  ^7  Maigaret,  dau.  and  cTeutual  heiress 
of  the  ancient  family  of  Spreull  nf  Dalchumet  had  a  eon, 
Abohibald  DENNISTOUN,  of  Dalchumc,  minister  of  Campsie, 
who  m.  1st,  Jane,  dau.  of  Humphry  Noble,  of  Farme  and 
Ardardan,  and  2n(Uy,  Katharine,  dau.  of  James  Stirling,  of 
Auchyle.  By  the  former  he  had  a  son,  Wiluam,  of  whom 
in  the  sequel,  as  heir-male  of  the  fandly,  and.  huaband  of 
the  heiress  of  Colgrain.    The  son  and  heir, 

Robert  Danzielstouk,  of  Colgrain,  ta.  Maxfrret,  dau.  of 
John  Hamilton,  of  Feiyuslie,  and,  among  other  children, 
who  left  no  issue,  had  EUaabeth,  the  wife  of  John  Colqu- 
houn,  of  Gamatraddan ;  Oatherine,  m,  to  John  Maogregor, 
of  Ardenconnal ;  a^d  his  successor, 

James  Dennistoun,  of  Colgrain,  who  impaired  and  in- 
TolTod  the  fiunily  inheritance  to  a  considerable  extent.  His 
eon  and  heir, 

Waltbb  DBN^qsxouN,  of  Colgrain,  m.  1st,  Sarah,  dau.  of 
Sir  Patrick  Houston,  of  Houston,  by  the  Lady  Janet  Cun- 
ninghame,  and  2ndly,  Qrace,  dau.  of  John  Brisbane,  of 
Brisbane ;  by  the  former  he  had  James,  who  d.  unm.,  and 
an  elder  son,  his  successor, 

John  Dennistoun,  of  Colgrain,  who,  during  the  wars 
of  the  Commonwealtb,  continued  a  sealous  and  steady 
adherent  of  the  royal  cause,  and  uldmately  crowned  his 
exertions  by  the  sacrifice  of  his  Ufe.  After  a  short  but 
romantic  campa^,  the  little  army  assembled  imder  the 
Elari  of  Oloncaipi  was  disbanded  in  the  next  autumn,  when 
John  Dennistoun  was  specially  included  in  the  treaty  of 
surrender,  and  his  real  and  personal  estates  were  exempted 
flrom  attaindw.  This  bec^eftt  he  did  not  long  enjoy,  but 
died  in  the  ensuing  year,  after  lingering  sufbrings  from  a 
wound  reo«i?ed  iB  the  Highland  expeditioa.  He  la.  Jean, 
dau.  of  Willii^  Semple,  of  Fulwood,  and  had  three  daua., 
Tiz., 

Maboabbx,  wbo  t.  to  the  estates  in  Tirtue  of  an  entail 
made  bT  her  father,  under  condiiion  of  martying  the 
heir  male  oC  ^  fit^Iy. 

Jean. 

Janet,  m.  to  WiQlam  Semple,  of  Fulwood. 

On  the  decease  of  Colonel  Dennistoun,  the  male  representa- 
lion  dcTolTed  upon  the  elder  Son  and  heir  of  Mr.  Archibald 
Dennistoun,  of  Dalohume,  lUiinister  of  Campsie, 

Wiluam  Dennistoun,  who,  under  the  settlement  of 
Colond  Dennistoun,  be<aune  the  husband  of  his  eldest  dau., 
Margaret,  heirees  of  Colgrain.  Of  sixteen  ehildren,  one 
only  surriTod  their  parents.  Tic., 

John  Dbhnistoun,  of  Colgrain,  who  ftieed  the  property 
from  debt,  and  b/  Jane,  heiress  of  Moses  Buchanan,  of 
Glins,  had,  beside  seTeral  daua.. 

Jambs  Dennistoun,  of  Colgrain.  This  laird  m.  1st,  Janet, 
dau.  of  John  Baird,  of  CiaigtowB,  and  by  her  left.  Jambs, 
hia  successor,  aixd  Jean,  m.  to  Andrew  Buchanan,  of 
ArdiBcoimal.  He  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Lyon,  of 
^arkiee,  and  had  three  other  chfldren,  Tis., 
I.  Robbbt,  m.  to  Anne-Penelope,  dau^  of  Archibald  Camp- 
bell, of  Jura,  and  had  issue. 

U.  RiOHABD,  who  purchased  KelTin  OroTe,  co.  Lanark. 
He  m.  Christian,  dau.  of  James  Alston,  merchant  in 
Qlaagow,  heir  to  the  estate  of  Westerton,  eo.  Dumbarton, 
and  dying  in  May,  1884,  left  surriTlng  issue, 
\  RiCHABD,  formerly  of  Kelvin  Gi:ove,  Glasgow,  now 
resident  at  Pinnacle  Hill,  near  Kelso,  b,  7  Muxh,  1797, 
fa.  21  March,  1839,  Frances- Elizabeth,  youngest  dau.  of 
Thomas-Rishton  Satterthwaite,  Esq.  of  Lancaster,  and 
has  issue.  Richard-CampbeU,  6.  24  Aug.  1841 ;  and  Fran- 
eis-Douglas,  8  Jan.  1848. 
2  William,  d.  Mnm. 

1  laabella,  m.  to  the  late  Colin  Campbell,  Esq.,  of  Jura, 
and  has  issue. 


DEN 

I  M«iy,  ffi.  to  the  late  Archibald  Buchanan,  Baq.  of 
AuchentorUe,  co.  Dumbarton,  and  baa  iaaua. 
L  Maav,  m.  to  John  Alaton,  of  Weaterton,  and  haa  iaaua. 

Colgrain  d.  in  1796,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jamcs  Deknistook,  of  Colgrain,  oonvoner  of  the  ooun^ 
of  Dumbarton  for  nearly  80  years ;  during  a  great  part  of 
the  Ume  he  held  the  appointment  of  vice-Ueutenant,  and 
commanded  the  regiment  of  local  militia  of  that  shire.  By 
KArgamt,  his  1st  wife,  dau.  of  James  Donald,  of  Oeilstoun, 
he  left  Jamxs,  hia  heir ;  and  by  UaKgaret,  bia  2nd  wife, 
dau.  of  Allan  Dreghom,  of  Blochaim,  he  left  four  daua., 
co-heirs  to  tikeir  mothei^s  large  fortune,  viz., 

JaAavLLA-BBTBos;  m.  to  Oahriel-HiimiltoA  Dundaa,  of 
Westbum  and  Duddingstoun,  and  has  issue. 

jAKKT-BAiBn,  m.  to  Hugh  Maclean,  of  CoU,  and  haa  isaue. 

BuzABBTH-DwBGHORN,  m.  22  Feb.  1815,  to  Sir  Duncan 
Campbell,  Bart  of  Barcaldine,  and  bas  Isaue. 

Mabt-Lton,  nt.  to  Sbr  WUUam  BaiUie,  Bart,  of  PoIkeiDmet» 
and  haa  issue. 

fie  was  «.  at  hia  deeease,  in  1819,  by  hia  only  son, 

Jaiob  DgHHiarfouM,  of  Dednistoun,  who  inherited  the 
aeratea  of  Colgrain  and  Camis  Bskan ;  and  in  1828,  on  pro- 
tluction  of  the  most  satisfnctoiy  evidence  <^  his  descent, 
istetained  (h>m  the  Lord  Lyon  of  SooUand  authority  to  bear 
the  arms  and  style  proper  to  the  baronial  house  of  Db  Dav- 
siBLBTouif  0/  that  ilk.  By  that  Mary-Ramsay  bis  wife,  dau. 
«f  Geoige  Oswald,  of  Audiencruire  and  Scotatoun,  he  had 


JAxn,hiahetr. 

Oeonre^  a  merchant  In  Qla«gow,  m.  Maigaret-Helen,  dau. 
of  Henry  WalUs,  Bsq.  of  Maxyborougfa,  oo.  Cock,  and  loft 
a  aon,  Jamea-Wallis,  B.N. 

Richard,  d.  wim,  1829. 

Robert,  barrister  at  Peterborough,  Canada  Weet,  m.  Max- 
well, dau.  of  Uaior  Hamilton,  and  has,  James-Frederick, 
and  otber  iaaue. 

Alexander. 

Maigaret. 

laabellai  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Wilson,  D.D. 

Mary.  Elizabeth.  Camilla. 

Janet,  m.  WOUam-Qillesple  Mitchell,  Esq,  of  Carwood,  and 
left  issue. 

Mr.  Dennistoun  d.  let  June,  1884,  and  waa  «.  by  his  eldest 
aon,  the  late  James  DnvKtaTOVM,  of  Dennistoun. 

Arvu—Arg.f  a  bend,  sa. 

Cruf— A  dextw  arm  in  pale,  ppr.,  clothed,  gu.,  holding  an 
antique  shield,  sa.,  changed  with  a  mullet*  or. 

'^     the  dexter,  a  lion,  nunpant,  gu.,  armed 
on  the  aiuister,  an  antelope 


uope,  airgM  armed. 


and  langiied, 
az^  hoofed,  or. 
Ifotto— Adversa  virtuto  repello. 

%*  Th»  English  flimiliee  of  Denison  are  said  to  be  sprunsr 
hmm  aoadet  of  this  ancient  houses  who  went  from  Scotland 
4b  the  Great  RebeUion,,  and  fought  at  Manton  Moor. 


DENT  OF  RIBSTON  HALL. 

Dbnt,  Joskph,  Esq.  of  Bibeton  Hall,  oo.  York,  «nd 
Winterton,  ca  Lincola,  J.P.,  6.  1  May,  1791;  m. 
IS  June,  1826,  Martha,  dau.  of  Mr.  Joseph  Birley, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Jobn-Dbbt.  6.  11  June,  1826. 

II.  Joaeph-Jonathan-Dent,  ft.  8  July,.  182SL 
ni.  Wifliam-Dent.  6l  18  March,  1832. 

IT.  Henry-Frands-Dent^  6.  2  Juae,  1888. 

I.  EIlen-IaabeL 
Mr.  Dent,  who  is  eldest  sou  of  Robert  Tricket,  of 
Hillfoot^  near  Sheffield,  by  Catherine  his  wife,  sister 
of  Jonathan  Dent^  Bkiq.,  on  inheriting  the  estates  of 
his  maternal  unde,  Jonathan  Dent,  Esq.  of  Winter- 
ton,  CO.  Lincoln,  assumed,  in  compliance  with  that 
gentleman's  will,  the  surname  of  Dent,  in  lieu  of  his 
patronymic,  by  royal  license,  dated  11  Sept  18S4. 

^rm*— Arg.,  oa  a  band,  between  two  eotiaes,  engrailed, 
sa.,  three  loaengea,  erm.,  quartering^  aa,  three  cranes,  ai||^ ; 
on  a  chief,  or,  two  roeee,  gu. 

Crw<«— let,  a  demi-tiger,  sa.,  coUared,  aig.,  resting  the 
ainister  paw  on  a  loaengo,  erm. ;  2nd,  on  a  mount,  a  onme, 
in  the  beak  arose,  slipped,  and  resting  the  olaw  on  a  seipent, 
nowed,  all  ppr. 

Af o(to— Pi^entiA  et  persevenrntiA. 

«AU«— Ribeton  Hall,  co.  Toric ;  and  Winterton,  oo.  Linedn. 


DENT  OF  SUDELEY  CASTLE. 
Dbht.  John,  Esq.  of  Sudeley  Castle,  ca  Glouces- 
ter, b.  in  1777,  J.P.,  highsheriff  of  Worcestershire 
m  1849-5(1 

294 


D  E  R 

ILtttf  8jS€*— JoHV  Dent,  of  Worcester,  merchant,  b.  in 
1761,  son  of  Lawrence  Dent,  of  Tarm,  oo.  York,  merchant, 
m,  about  1776,  Elinbeth  Davis,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in  1819, 
had  issue, 

I.  John,  now  of  Sudel^  Oastla 

II.  Thomaa,  m.  1819,  Mary,  dau.  of  Martin  Coucher.  Esq. 
of  Woodmauton,  co.  Worcester,  and  dying  1824,  left 
issue, 

1  John-Couoher,  of  Severn  Bank,  oo.  Worcester,  barris- 
terat-law,  m.  1817,  Enuna,  eldest  dam.  of  John  Brookle- 
hurst,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Hudsfield  House^  Maocleafteld. 

1  Eliiabeth-Anne,  d.  in  infancy, 
m.  WilUam,  6.  1784,  J.P.,  hlgh-sheriiT  ef  Oleuesatershirai, 

1861-62,  d.  vnm.  1864. 
IT.  Be^amin,   b.    1780,  M.A.,  Worcester  OoUL,  Oxford, 

rector  of  Winfbrd,  co.  Somenwt,  d.  1860. 
I.  Margaret,  m.  to  Jc^m  Mann.  Esq.  of  Woyoester. 
n.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Cuthbert  Woodcock,  Esq.  of  Stookwall, 

Surrey. 

Mr.  Dent  d.  1811. 

Arms  Him.,  on  a  bend,  nebuly,  as.,  three  loaanges*  of  the 
field. 

CVe#— An  heraldic  tiger's  head,  erased,  erm.,  semte  of 
lozenges,  as.,  flames  issuing  from  the  mouth,  ppr. 

Jlfo(to--<^ncordia  et  induatria. 

£to<— Sudeley  Caatle,  co.  Gloucester. 

DENT  OF  SHORTFLATT  TOWER. 

Dsnt,  William-Dbkt,  Esq.  of  Shortflatt  Tower, 
00.  Northumberland,  former]^  Uent.  H.N.,  and  now 
J.P.,  b,  18  April,  1796;  m.  12  May,  1840,  Ellen- 
Mary,  dau.  of  Andrew-Seton  Karr,  Esq,  of  Kippilaw, 
CO.  Rozbuigh,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLLiAX-Snoir,  6.  16  April,  1841. 

I.  Ellen.  n.  Catherine-Anne.  m.  Alicia. 

IT.  Jane43arah.        t.  Geozgiana. 

Mr.  Dent  assumed  his  present  surname,  in  lieu  of 
his  patronymic.  Medley,  on  succeeding  to  the  pro- 
perty of  bos  great-unde,  John  Deut,  Esq.  of  Short- 
flatt  Tower. 

iLttlf Xj^C.  —  William  He0Let,  Esq.,  aon  of  William 
Hedley,  Esq.,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  the  Johnstone  family, 
eUiming  descent  in  the  tanale  line  from  the  noble  house 
of  Annandale,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Wilttam  Dent»  Esq., 
brother  of  John  Dent,  lisq.  of  Shortflatt  Tower,  and  was 
father  of 

Matthbw  Hkdlct,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  179S,  Jane  Charlton* 
of  the  family  of  the  Cha&ltons  o/  Lee  Batl^  co.  Northumber- 
bmd,  and  great-niece  of  Sir  William  Loraine,  of  Kirke- 
Harlo.  He  d.  during  his  shrieralty  of  Newcastle-upon- 
l^ne,  in  1802,  leaving,  with  a  dau.  Jane,  an  only  son,  the 
present  WiixiAM-DsifT  Dbmt,  Esq.  of  Shortflatt  Tower. 

Jlntu-*Quarteriv:  1st  and  4th,  or,  on  a  bend,  per  bend, 
gu.  and  sa.,  three  fusils,  ooq^ined,  of  the  field,  for  Dbht;  Snd 
and  8rd.  gu.,  two  ckievronds,  or;  between  threehawks,  beQed, 


an^,  for  Hsdukt. 
CrttU^Y 


•For  Dbvt,  a  panther's  head,  alfronttfo;  and  for 
HnDLST,  a  swallow  tiiAig  out  of  clouds. 
4ial— Shortflatt  Taver,  oou  Northuasberiand. 


DERINQ  OF  LOCKLEYa 

DBRuro^  RoBXBT,  Esq.  of  Lockleys,  co.  Herts,  J.P.» 
fbnnexly  an  officer  in  the  rifle  brigade,  m,  4  June» 
1829,  Letitta,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Qeoi^ge  Shee,  Bart.  o| 
Dimznore,  co.  Qalway^  and  has  isflu«  one  son, 

Oboboc-Edwau^  ft.  16  Jan.  18SL 
Mr.  Dering,  2nd  son  of  Geoi^  Dering,  Esq.,  young- 
est son  of  Sir  Edward  Dering,  Bart  of  Surrenden* 
Dering,  in  Kent,  «.  to  Lockleys,  in  right  ef  his  wife, 
in  1838. 


ilrm*— Qoartsrfy  :  1st  and  4th,  or,  a  fessi 
iree  terteanx;  3nd  and  Ird.  or,  a  salttor,  sa. 
Oreit— On  a  dueal  eon»etk  or. 


fesssy  as.,  hi  chieC 


lfo<to— Terrors  nolo,  temere  nesoio. 
Seat — Lockleys,  Heita. 

DE  RINZY  OF  CLOBEMON  HALL. 

De  Ritjzt,  MATTnEW-ScANDERBEo,  Esq.  of  dobe- 
mon  Hall,  co.  Wexford,  6.  9  Dea  1836. 

ILtnrai0r. — Tbe  estate  of  Clobemon,  eo.  Wexford,  waa 
granred  by  King  Cbarubs  1.,  to  the  dinot  ancestor  of  tha 


D  E  T 


D  E  V 


fkmily^  Sir  Matthiv  de  Rsnzy,  Knt..  who  is  staUd,  in 
his  monumental  inscription^  to  havu  been  born  at  Cullen, 
in  Oormany,  and  lo  have  descended  {torn  Geoi^ge  CasLriuta» 
the  famous  Soakdebbbo.  The  grandfather  of  the  present 
representative, 

Thomas  Db  Rinzt,  Esq.,  son  of  Mathew  de  Rinzy,  Esq., 
and  his  wife,  Eleanor,  only  dan.  of  the  Rev.  James  Kennelly, 
oo.  Kildare,  m.  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  Mathew  White,  of 
Beamagh.  co.  Wexford,  Esq.,  and  was  Cither  of 

Mathbw  Db  Rimzt,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  Deo.  1784,  Franoes, 
2nd  dan.  of  Solomon  Richards,  of  8<ilsboroug^  oo.  Wex- 
ford, Esq.,  and  had  iwue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Bartholomew,  a  nu\jor  in  the  11th  foot,  m.  Sarah,  eldest 
dan.  of  Lieut. -Qeneral  Nelson,  of  Devonport 

William-Riohards. 

Frances-Richards.  Cathorine-yigors. 

Mr.  De  Rinzy  d.  in  Nov.  1795,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
•on. 

Thomas  Db  Rikzy,  of  Clobmnon  Hall,  Esq.,  b.  6  Nov. 

178A,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheiiir  of  the  oo.  of  Wexford  in 

1600,  who  m.  7  March,  1808,  Catherine,  only  ohUd  of  Jame6 

White,  of  Middktowu,  oo.  Wexford,  Esq.,  and  granddau.  of 

John  Grogan,  of  Johnstown  Castle,  oo.  Wexford,  Esq.,  and 

bad  issue, 

I.  Mathbw,  J.P.,  of  Clobemon  Hall,  b.  1  Feb.  1800,  m. 

25  Feb.  1835,  Jane-Richards,  youngest  dau.  of  thelate  John- 

Harward  Jessop,  of  Dooiy  Hall,  ca  Longford,  Esq.,  and 

granddau.  of  Sir  Frederick  Flood,  Bart,  and  left  issuer 

1  Matthew-Soanbebbbo,  now  of  Clobemon  HalL 

2  Thomas-Jessop,  b.  1  Feb.  1837. 

8  Frederick-Cavendish,  b.  7  Sept.  1839. 
4  James-Harward,  b.  14  Sept.  1844. 
1  Frances-Catherine. 
u.  Oeoxge- Augustas -Frederick,  an  officer  In  the  royaL 
artillery. 

III.  Thomas-Riohards,  an  officer  in  the  83rd  foot,,  d.  unnu 
in  1848. 

I.  Anna-Richards,  m.  13  Sept  1841,  to  William-De  Courcy 
CGrady,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  the  O'Grady  of  Kilballyowen. 

wlmu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th.  a  buck  springing,  or ;  2nd 
and  Srd,  as.,  a  cross,  aig.,  ohaiged  with  five  eaoulDps,.  gu., 
within  a  bordure,  or. 

Orttl — ^A  naked  sword,  erect,  ppr.,  bitted,  ox. 

UoUo — Facta  non  verba. 

£mU— Clobemon  Hall.  co.  Wexford. 


DE  TEISSIER  OF  WOODCOTE  PARK. 

Db  Teissikr,  James,  of  Woodcote  Pwk,  co.  Surwy, 
Baron  de  Teissier  of  Frauoe,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 1794  ; 
fit.  in  1814,  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Henry-Poyntz  LAue, 
Esq.  of  Alreeford,  Hants,  and  Worthing,  Su88e:i^and 
has  issue, 

I.  Jambb-FitbHebbbbt,  b.  Nov.  1810. 

II.  Philip- Antoine,  6.  June,  1819. 
ni.  Henry-Price,  6.  June,  1820. 
iv.  George-Frederick,  6.  Oct  1831. 
T.  Lewis-Minet,  6.  Aug.  1828. 

The  title  of  Baron  was  assumed  in  1819,  with  the 
permission  of  the  Prince  Regent,  and  at  the  desire 
of  LouiB  XVIII.  of  France. 

MAntKQf* — HoKORB  Tbissbri,  a  noble,  d,  at  Nice,  1480, 
leaving  two  sons,  Louis,  Justiciary  of  Nice  in  1637,,  and 
OioTAjr,  who  m.  Jeanne  de  Qrivaud^  and  was  father  of 
Hugh,  Justiciary  of  Nice,  1670,  who  m.  Oabrielle  de 
Morthier,  and  had  a  son,  EnsicifB,  who  settled  in  France, 
as  receiver-general  of  the  province  of  Languedoa  He  m. 
Anne  de  Robert,  and  was  father  of  Aktoiiib,  whose  son, 
by  bis  wife  Madame  de  Pierre,  Ettbnkb,  m.  Claudine, 
granddau.  of  Charles  Louis,  Baron  de  Lonbens*  by  his 
wife.  Rose  de  Hautefort  de  8t  Chamans,  and  had  a  son. 
Jambs,  6.  1607,  who  m.  0  July,  1738,  Chartotte,  dau.  of 
Antoine  de  Lonbens,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1774,  had  a 
son, 

Lbwis  Db  Tbibbibb,  of  Woodcote  Park,  Surrey,,  who  la. 
May,  1780,  Maiy,  dau.  of  dau.  of  Capt.  James  Gardner,  by 
Mary  his  wife,  heiress  of  William  Price,  Esq.  of  Iraley 
Park,  CO.  Northampton,  and  d.  in  Oct  1811,  leaving  the 
present  Babok  Db  Trissibr  ;  another  son,  Lewis,  who  m. 
Harriet  dau.  of  W.  Price,  Esq.  of  Rhiwlas  Park,  co. 
Merioneth ;  and  a  dan.,  Mary-D'Tranda,  m.  to  Admiral  Pre- 
voet,  R.N.,  brother  of  the  laU  Gen.  Sir  G.  Provost,  Bart 

Arm* — Or,  on  a  mount  a  boar,  sa. ;  a  chief,  gu.,  thereon 
a  crescent  between  two  estoiles,  ai^. 
8  upporUrt— Two  gnyhoxindn. 
AkK— Woodcote  Park,  Epsom. 
295 


DE  RODES.— -SteRoDES. 


DEVENISH  OF  MOUNT  PLEASANT. 

Dkvenish,  John,  Esq.  of  Mount  Pleasant,  co. 
Roscommon,  b,  22  June,  1814;  m.  20  Sept  1838, 
Susan,  dau.  of  Michael  Fox,  Esq.  of  Stephen's  Green, 
Dublin,  by  Susan  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Jones 
Lloyd,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William,  6.  24  Oct.  1840. 

n.  Michael,  b.  24  Feb.  1842. 

in.  John-Iioyd,  b.  2  Deo.  1848. 

IV.  Robert-Jones-Sylvester,  b.  t  Dee.  1869. 

I.  Susan.  n.  Jane-Sophia-Moore. 

m.  Anne-Sarah. 

S.ilUage.~It  is  said  that  the  original  appellation  of 
this  family  was  Sutton,  and  that  the 'present  name,  oor- 
nipted  from  the  Saxon,  and  signifying  "  deep  waters,"  was 
given  to  an  ancestor,  who,  in  some  of  the  early  eivil  wars, 
retired  to  an  island  at  the  oonfluenoe  of  the  Isis  and  Thames. 
Be  this  as  it  may,  their  descent  is  claimed  from 

Bnt  JoHB  DBTBinsB,  of  Hfillenleagh,  cirea  1899»  who  m, 
Elizabeth,  sole  dau.  of  Lord  Hoo.  In  less  than  two  oen- 
turies  after, 

EoMOND  Dbvbxish,  IB.  Anne»  dau.  of  Sir  Rowland  Pen- 
tony,  and  went  to  Ireland  temp.  Hbm&t  VIII.  Prom  him 
spnng  the  Irish  family.    His  descendant 

Qbobob  DBVBxnsH,  built  The  Court,  at  Athlone  (called 
Ckmrt  Devenish  so  late  as  1791X  iuid  settled  there.  He  m. 
Gelia,,  dau.  of  ThomM  FitBgerald,  Esq.,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Chbisiopher  Dbvbnish,  who  settled  at  Ckurrowdogfaer, 
CO.  Roscommon.  He  ».  Susan,  dau.  of  John  Hinde,  of 
Castlemine,  in  the  same  county,  Esq.,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Judge  Jones,  of  Athlone,  and  haid  issue, 

WiLUAM.  his  heir.  Christopher,  of  Collierstovnt. 

Sylvester,  who  had  the  Athlone  estate,  and  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Martin  Dillon,  of  Clonbrock,  co.  Galway,  Esq. 

AUda.  Cecilia. 

WiLUAM  Dbvbxish,  Esq.,  eldest  son  and  heir,  m.  Debo- 
rah Blockbume,  and  had  issue,  Christopher,  William, 
Qeoi^;e,  Elisaboih,  and  Susannah.    The  2nd  son, 

Wiluam  Devbnisu,  Esq.  of  Rush  Hill,  oo.  Roscommon, 
n.  Anne,  dau.  of  P.  Fetherstone,  of  Whiterock,  oo.  homg- 
ftml,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Obobob,  his  heir.  Christopher.  John. 

Susan,  m.  in  1786,  to  Robert-Jones  Lloyd,  of  Ardnagovan, 
CO.  Roscommon,  Esq. 
The  eldest  son, 

Obobob  Devbbish,  Esq.  of  Mount  Pleasant,  m,  in  1772, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Godfrey  Hemsworth,  Esq.  of  the  oo.  of  Tippe- 
*  rary,  and  d.  in  1829,  leaving  issue, 

Willia¥,  his  heir.  Oodftrey,  in  the  artilleiy. 

Qeoige.  John. 

Robbbt,  of  Rjishhill.  Christopher. 

Anna-Maria.  f^mh.  AbigaiL  Susanna. 

Xhe.  eldest  son,. 

William  DBVENisBt  Esq.  of  Moimt  Pleasant,  co.  Roeoom- 
mon,  6.  in  1780,  m.  Hannah,  dau.  of  John  Lloyd,  of  Denzille 
Street.  Du  lin>  and  of  Ooonfinloug^  House,  oo.  Roscom- 
mon, and  had  issue, 

JoHH.  no^  of  Mount  Pleasant.  William. 

Robert,  of  Cloouflnlough  House. 

Anna. 

Sarah,  m.  to  WUliam^oyd  O'Brien,  of  Mount  Francis^  oo. 
Roscommon,  Esq. 

Hannah. 

Jane,  m.  to  William  Mahon,  2nd  son  of  Bartholomew 
Mahon,  Esq.  of  Clonfree. 

Susan. 

Mr.  Devtpishd.  Npv.  1888. 

Armt—S^,  a  sheldrake,  aiv.,  collared,  or ;  on  a  ohiei;  of 
the  second,  two  sheldrakes,  of  the  first,  collared,  gold. 
Crwtr-A  sheldrake,  with  spread  wings,  wg.^  CQUand»  or. 
If  otto— Spero,  et  captivus  nitpr. 
SttU—lHowai  Pleasant,  co.  Roscommoxu 


DEVENISH  OF  RUSHHILL. 

Devknish,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Rushhill,  co.  Roscom- 
mon, b.  12  Dec  1785;  m.  21  Feb.  1816,  Theodoeia, 
youngest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Luke  Mahon,  of  Strokes- 
town  House,  and  has  issue, 

L  Qbobob-Dominick,  b.  2  Dec»  1822,  m.  0  May,  1862, 
Anne,  youngest  dau.  of  Maurice  Knox,  Esq.     ^ 

......  _^  ogle 


DEW 


DEW 


II.  John,  6.  4  Feb.  1838. 

I.  Sally,   m.    6  Dec.  1SS7,   to  Thomas  Morton,   Esq.   of 
Riincon. 

II.  Anne.  m.  19  Dee.  1849,   to  William  lioyd,  Esq.  of 
Bockville. 

Mr.  DeveniBh  of  Rushhill  is  5th  son  of  the  late 
George  DeveniHh,  Esq.  of  Mount  Pleasant,  by  Sarah 
Hemsworth  his  wife. 

Amu,  dtc. — Same  as  Dbyehish  o/M(naU  PlecuumL 
(Seat— Rushhill,  Drumsna. 


DE  WINTON  OF  GLAMORGANSHIRE. 

De  Winton,  WALTEE-fHOMPSON,  Esq.  of  Clifton, 
CO.  Gloucester,  t.  his  father  19  Nor.  1862. 

iLitl(a0(* — Some  ancient  deeds  relating  to  the  lordships 
of  Lanqufan,  Laiiblyth3ran,  and  Landough,  in  the  neigh- 
bourhood of  Cowbridge,  co.  Glamorgan,  which  were  held  by 
the  ancestors  of  this  family  under  the  names  of  Ds  Wnr- 
TONA,  De  Winobstria,  and  Wtlooltka  aut  Wtlkltn,  are 
still  in  the  possession  of  the  family,  bearing  date  so  tax  back 
as  the  year  1327,  and  others,  which  continue,  through  sue- 
oessive  reigns,  to  establish  the  family  under  the  appellation 
of  Wilkins  in  the  same  neighbourhood,  in  the  enjoyment  of 
property  of  considerable  extent,  down  to  the  year  1750. 

RoBSRT  DS  WiNTOKA,  or  WnffowrFRiA,  came  into  Olamoiv 
ganshire  with  Robert  Fltzharoon :  he  was  lord  of  the  manor 
of  Lanquian,  near  Cowbridge,  and  buUt  a  castle  there, 'the 
ruins  of  which  are  still  extant;  the  valley  underneath  is 
called  Pant  WUkyn  O^^Ukin's  Vale)  to  this  day.  From 
Robert  lineally  descended 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Wiumra,  LL.B.,  rector  of  Uanmaee 
and  St  Mary  Church,  and  prebendary  of  UandaflT,  who  m. 
Jane,''  dau.  of  Thomas  Came,  of  Nash,  by  Jane  his  wife, 
cLiu.  of  Sir  Edward  Stradling,  Bart,  of  St.  Donat's  Castle, 
and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1698,  two  sons.  Thomas,  and 
Roger,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lewis,  Esq.  of 
Lloninhen,  and  had  a  dau.,  Jane.    The  elder  son. 

Thomas  WnjciNS,  prothonotary  on  the  Brecon  Circuit, 
iA.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  Richard  Cann,  Esq.,  brother  of  Sir 
Robert  Cann,  Bart,  of  Compton,  in  Gloucestershire,  and 
liad  issue,  CAira,  his  heir.  He  m.  Sndly,  Anne,  dau.  of 
lieredith  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Lonweme,  in  Breconshire,  and 
had  by  her  one  son,  John  (Me  De  Winton  of  MatMweh  and 
<tf  Maetderwtn).    He  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Cann  Wilxins,  Esq.,  b.  81  Oct  1702,  who  ta.  Mary.  dau. 
of  Mrs.  Anne  Morgan,  widow  of  Thomas  Morgan,  Esq.  of 
St.  George's,  in  the  co.  of  Somerset,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas.  J. P.,  high-sheriff  of  Somersetshire  in  1767, 
assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Moboan.  He  m.  Ist, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Kbeneser  Museell,  Esq..  by  EUxabeth 
his  wife.  dau.  of  Sir  John  Davie,  Bart  of  Crediton,  in 
Devoushire,  and  by  her  had  cue  dau.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to 
Eli  Bates,  Esq.  He  ta.  2ndlv,  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Thompson,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Waterford.  aud  had  a 
dau..  Mary -Anne,  who  m.  Thomas- Edward  Thomas,  Esq. 
of  Swanseii,  and  hna  a  son,  Iltid  Thomaai 

Richard,  vicar  of  St  George's,  m.  Cordelia,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Conyers  Place,  of  Mamhall,  in  Dorsetshire,  and  had 
a  son.  Cann,  who  d.  young. 

George. 

The  3rd  son. 

The  Ret.  Gboroe  Wilxins,  rector  of  St  Michael's,  Bris- 
tol, 6.  in  1743,  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Dinwiddle,  Esq. ; 
2ndly,  Johanna,  dau.  of  John  Wilkins,  Esq.  of  The  Priory, 
CO.  Brecon,  by  whom  he  had  one  dau.,  m.  to  John-Parry 
Wilkins,  Esq. ;  and  Srdly,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Thompson, 
Esq.  of  Waterford,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1791)  he  had  four 
sons  and  one  dau,  ria., 
Cann,  his  heir. 

Gooige.  late  captahi  39th  regiment,  in  the  commission  of 
the  peace  for  Somereotshire,  m.  Emma-Juliana.  4th  dau. 
of  the  late  Geoii^  Robinson,  Esq.  of  Queen  Sauare,  Bath, 
aud  Rose  Hill.  Tunbridge  Wells,  Kent  and  has  issue. 
Frudorica-Isabella,  and  George  Jean  de  Winton,  an  officer 
in  the  99tb  rugimeut 

Thomas,  lieut  H.N.,  deceased,  m.  Miss  Lynch,  and  had 
oue  duu.,  Mary- Anne-Morgan,  m.  in  1840.  to  the  Baron 
William  de  Ludwigsdoii^  of  Deutsch-Altenbuig,  in 
TA»wer  Austria. 
W'Uliam.  late  m:^or  in  the  Ught  cavalry  on  the  Bombay 
entnblishment. 

Harriett  deceased,  m.  Ist,  to  William  Jeffreys,  Esq.  of 
^^wanAea,  aud  2Qdly,  to  Geoige  Bird,  Esq.  of  the  same 
place. 

Mr.  Wilkins  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

Cann  De  Winton,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  who  re- 
sumed, together  with  the  rest  of  the  family,  by  sign-manual. 


1839,  thefar  ancient  surname  of  De  Winton.  He  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Evans,  Esq.  of  Berthlyd,  and  widow  of 
William  Williams,  Esq.  of  PwUy  Pant,  and  by  her  (who 
d,  8  Sept  1840)  had  issue, 

Walter-Thompson,  present  representative  of  the  family. 

Herbert-William.  M.A.,  St  John's  ColL,  Camb. 

Robert-Henry,  late  cs^  H.  M.  99th  regt,  m.  and  has 
issue. 

Charlotte-Augusta. 

-4riM*— Per  pale,  or  and  aig.,  a  wyvem,  vert. 
Crttt — A  wyvem,  ppr. 
Jfotto— Syn  ar  dy  HOn. 
£<«i(ience— Clifton. 


DE  WINTON  OF  MAESLLWCH  CASTLE. 

Db  Winton,  Walter,  Esq.  of  Maesllwch  Castle^ 
CO.  Radnor,  h.  30  Nov.  1832. 

ILtnragr.— JoHM  Wiuuns,  Esq.,  6.  is  not.  ITIS,  only 
son  of  Thomas  WiUdns,  Esq.,  the  prothonotary,  hj  Anna 
Bowen,  his  2nd  wife,  m.  Sibil,  dau.  of  Walter  Jef&eys,  Esq. 
of  The  Priory,  oo.  Brecon,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  R«t.  William  Games, 
rector  of  Llando^,  and  had  one  son. 
John,  who  w.  Miss  Williams,  of  Brecon. 

n.  Walter,  of  whom  prssently. 

in.  John,  in  holy  orders,  who  d.  w^n^ 

IT.  JCPFBET&    (8w  Ds  Winton  0/ If aeM2tfn0en.) 

T.  William,  prouionotary.  d  uma. 

I.  Anne,  m.  to  John  Maybery,  Esq. 

u.  Magdalen,  m.  to  Robert  Come,  Esq. 

III.  Jane,  whom.  Meredith-Herbert  James,  Esq.,  and  d,^p. 

IT.  Johanna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Geoige  Wilkins. 

T.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Samuel  Price,  Esq.  tl  Fnnoes. 

Mr.  WiUdns  d.  in  1784.    His  2nd  son. 

Waltsr  Wilkins,  Esq.,  M.P..  who  represented  the  co.  of 
Radnor  in  parliament  for  86  years,  m.  24  Feb.  1777,  Cathe- 
rine, dau.  of  Samuel  Hayward,  Esq.  of  Walaworth  Hall,  co. 
Gloucester,  and  left,  with  a  dau.,  Augiista-Frances,  now 
deceased,  a  son  and  successor, 

Waltbr  Wilkins,  Esq.,  M.P.  of  Maesllwch  Castle,  oo. 
Radnor,  who  m.  in  March,  1806,  the  Hon.  Catherine-EUaa 
Devereux,  8rd  dau.  of  Henry,  Viscount  Hereford,  and  l^ 
her  (who  m,  2ndly,  W.-B.  Stretton,  Esq.)  had  issue, 

Waltkb,  his  heir. 

Katherine-Augusta-Marrianna,  m.  10  Aug.  1830.  to  William 
Vann,  Esq. 

Manr-Anne-Eliza,  m.  to  ^Hlllam  Meyrick,  Esq.,  barrister- 
at-faw. 

Geoxgiana-Francea,  m.  7  Dec  1880,  to  Charles  Stretton, 
Esq.  of  Llangoed  Castle,  co.  Brecon. 

Mr.  WiUdns  d,  1  May,  1880,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Walter  Wilkins,  Esq.  of  MaesUwch  Castle.  M.P.  for 
Badnorshire.  b.  13  Oct  1809,  who  resumed,  in  18S9,  the 
ancient  surname  of  Db  Winton.  He  m.  14  Feb.  1831,  Julia- 
Cecilia,  2ud  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard-John  CoUinson.  rector 
of  Gateshead,  co.  Durham,  and  dying  in  May,  1840,  left 
issue,  Waltkr,  now  of  MaesUwch  Castle;  Frauds- Walter; 
'and  EmUy-Gwenlyan. 

Armt—Vvt  pale,  or  and  aig.,  a  griffin,  vert,  between  two 
spearheads,  sa. 

Cr««f«— 1st.  a  wyvem's  head,  erased,  vert,  cellared,  aig.,  the 
coUar  embattled-counter-eml>attled ;  2nd,  a  demi-lion.  nun- 
pant  issuing  fh>m  a  mural  crown,  holding  In  his  paws  a 
rose-branch,  and  charged  on  the  shoulder  with  a  ftUl-blown. 
rose. 

^otto— Syn  ar  dy  Hftn. 

Stat — MaesUwch  Castle,  co.  Radnor. 


DE  WINTON  OF  MAESDERWEN. 

Db  Winton,  John-Pahry,  Esq.  of  Maesderwen 
House,  oo.  Brecon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  higli-sheriff  iu 
1829-80,  b,  21  July,  1778;  m.  Ist,  10  Oct.  1803, 
Jane,  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Oeoi^  WilkiDS,  of  Wes- 
ton, in  Somersetshire,  but  by  her  (who  d,  in  Aug. 
1810)  has  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  1  Jan.  1812,  Char- 
lotte-BUiza,  3rd  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Willijun  Duviea, 
rector  of  Newport-Pagnel,  Bucks,  and  of  LlangonRe, 
CO.  Brecon,  by  whom  (who  cf.  26  Feb.  1826)  he  has 
issue, 

I.  John-Jefprbts.  6.  S8  Aug.  1818,  m.  Miss  Enuna  Phil- 
lips, of  Carmarthen,  and  has  a  son,  Parry,  and  a  dau., 
Erama. 

II.  Richard-Davies,  6.  11  March,  1S21,  late  of  the  52nd 
regiment. 

ra.  William.  6.  8  Feb.  1828.        ^  j 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


Die 


DIG 


IT.  Henry,  6.  13  Feb.  1826. 

I.  llAiy-Oatherine. 

u.  Charlotte-Aniia,  m.  toW.  Elmalie,  Esq.,  and  bM  a  son, 

William,  and  a  dau.,  Charlotte, 
m.  Gatberine-Rebeoca. 

Mr.  De  Winton  m.  Srdly,  5  March,  1828,  Harriet, 
8rd  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Eldward  Powys,  of  Weat- 
wood,  StaffordBhire,  and  has  a  daiu, 
I.  Emily-Catberine-Powja. 

HittfagC— Jbtfmvb  Wilkihs,  Esq.  of  The  Priory,  near 
Brecon  (4tb  son  of  John  Wilkina,  Esq.,  mc  Da  Wihtom  of 
MaesUwek),  m.  Catberine»  4tb  dau.  of  tbe  late  Rev.  Gregory 
Parry,  of  Llandevaylog,  co.  Brecon,  prebendaiy  of  Wor- 
eeater,  and  bad  issue, 

1.  Johk-Pakbt.  now  of  Mnesderwen. 

ic.  Jefflreys,  of  tbe  Isle  of  Wight,  m.  Hannah  Lei,  and  has 


m  Walter,  in  holy  orders,  of  Hay  CasUe,  Breconahire,  m. 
Chiappini«  sister  of  tbe  Dowager  Baroness  Newborough, 
and  has  biul  four  sons  and  two  daus.,  vix., 

1  Thomas,  royal  artillery. 

2  Walter,  an  officer,  2nd  life-guards,  d.  «ifim.  in  1842, 
deei^  lamented. 

2  Charloe,  an  officer  19tb  foot.  4  Henry. 

1  Frances- Maria,  m.    to  Spencer -Bulkeley,   3ni  Lord 
Newborough. 

2  Catherine. 

nr.  Richard,  m.  Angelina,  dau.  of  Thomas  Green,  Esq.,  late 
M.P.  for  Arundel,  and  d.  «.  ». 
y.  Edward,  d.  wtm.  in  Canada. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Jones,  Esq.,  late  of  Skethrog 
House,  00.  Brecon. 

II.  Catherine,  m.  to  Captain  William  Murray. 

Mr.  Wilkins  d.  21  Jan.  1819. 

Arms,  CrtMty  and  ifoMo— See  De  WiinoH  ofClyfUm, 
&a<— Maesderwen  House,  near  Brecon. 


D'EYNCOURT  OF  BATONS  MANOR. 
See  Tbnnyson-D'Eyncoubt. 


DICK  OF  LAYER  TOWER 

Dick,  Quintin,  Esq.  of  Layer  Tower,  co.  Essex, 
lieut-ooL  West  Elssex  militia,  and  formerly  M.P.  for 
Maldon,  6.  1780. 

iLiVUUmC. — RoBXBT  Dick,  of  Garry,  co.  Antrim,  6.  about 
1050,  son  or  grandson  of  Robert  Dick,  a  Scotchman,  who 
had  a  grant  of  the  lands  of  Dunovan,  from  Randall,  Earl  of 
Antrim,  was  &ther  of  two  sons,  i.  Quintin,  of  Garry,  co. 
Antitm,  6.  1060,  d.  1768,  leaving  a  son,  Quintin,  of  Bolly- 
money,  6.  1711,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Campbell, 
Esq.  and  d.  1791,  leaving  Quintin,  of  Roagarland,  co.  Derry; 
Hugh,  of  tbe  co.  Tyrone;  and  three  younger  sons,  who 
settled  in  America ;  and  ii.  John,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
William  Adair,  and  was  father  of  Quintin  Dick,  of  Nenagh, 
oa  Tipperary.  who  m.  Anne,  sister  of  Hugh  Ker,  merchant 
of  Dublin,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Samuel  Dick,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  who  m,  16  Nov.  1778, 
Charlotte,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Foster,  Esq.  of  Tullaghan,  oo. 
Monagban,  and  d.  17  Jan.  1802,  leaving,  with  a  dau.,  Char- 
lotte-Anne, wlfb  of  William-Hoare  Hume,  Esq.  of  Hume- 
wood,  00.  Wieklow,  M.P.,  three  sons,  of  whom  the  only 
survivor  la  the  prssent  Quintin  Dick.  Esq.  of  Layer  Towor. 

i4niM— Ou.,  a  sword,  sreot,  atg.,  pommel  and  hilt,  gold; 
in  diieC  two  muUets,  or. 
Creat — A  cat,  sejant. 
Motto    Semper  fldelis. 
aeot— Layer  Tower,  Essex. 


DICKIN  OF  LOPPINGTON. 
DioKiH,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  LoppiDgton  House,  co. 
Salop,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  major  Shropshire 
militia,  6.  Oct  1781;  m.  11  Oct  1827,  Jane,  4th  dau. 
of  the  Hon.  Edward  Massy,  2nd  son  of  Hugh,  2nd 
Lord  Massy  of  Duntrileague,  in  Ireland,  and  has 


I.  Tbomas-Aohkblst-Masst,  6.  8  Dee.  1836. 
n.  Edward-Thomas-Massy,  6.  22  Sept  1842. 
ni.  Jobn-Lk>yd,  6.  4  Feb.  1845. 
I.  Catberine-Mssay.  ii.  Sarah, 

m.  Eleanoi^Vicker8.  iv.  Jane-Louisa. 

T.  Sophia-Anna,  d.  21  April,  1885. 
TL  Thomasine-Jannette,  d.  17  Feb.  1846. 
2^7 


%{tlttL^t» — ^Nicholas  Dickin,  of  Loppington,  co.  Salop, 
Gent.,  d.  in  16S6,  leavixig  by  Anne  his  wife,  who  was  buried 
at  Loppington  in  1662,  a  son,  John  Dickin,  6.  14  Nov.  1669, 
who  was  interred  at  Loppington,  16  April,  1608,  leaving  a 
son,  Thomas  Dickin,  of  Loppington,  Gent.,  who  m.  twice ; 
by  liis  1st  wife,  Jane,  he  liad  a  son,  John,  who  d.  in  1702  ; 
and  by  his  2ndi,  Sarah,  he  had  another  son,  Thomas  Dickin, 
of  Loppington,  who  d.  in  1729,  leaving,  by  Sarah  his  wife, 
two  sons,  John  Dickin,  of  Loppington.  father  of  John 
Dickin,  Esq.  of  Loppington,  whose  son,  John  Dickin,  Esq. . 
of  Elm  Grove,  oo.  Devon,  m.  Miss  Pleydell,  of  Somerset- 
shire; and 

Thomas  Dickin,  Esq.  of  Aston  Hall,  who  m.  19  Feb.  17S1, 
Anne  Groome,  widow,  dau.  of  John  Birch,  Esq.  of  Lee,  and 
had  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Dickin,  Esq.  of  Wem,  high-sheriff  of  Shropshire 
in  1799,  who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Roger  Acberley,  Eeq.  of  The 
Cross,  in  the  parish  of  EUeemere,  and  co-heir  (with  her 
sisters,  Mrs.  Uoyd  and  Mrs.  Philips)  of  her  only  brother, 
Edward  Acberley,  Eeq.  of  The  Cross.    By  this  lady  be  had 


Thomas,  now  of  Loppington. 

Roger-Spencer,  of  fi^roughton  ViLa.  m.  Jane.  ilmi.  of  the 

late  Rev.  Richard  Parlras,  vicar  of  Lopptngt^m,  and  has 

issue. 
Sarah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Corbett  Brown,  rector  of  Withington 

and  Upton  Magna,  oo.  Salop,  and  d.  leaving  iasue. 
Anne^  d.  wmh, 
Dorotliy,  m.  to  John  Walford,  of  Wem,  Esq.,  and  d.  leaving 

issue. 

Maria,  m.  to  Captain  Edward  Cowley,  and  d.  leaving  issue. 
Elizabeth,  d,  wmm, 

Mr.  Dickin  d,  fai  1806. 

Arnu    Enn.,  on  a  cross-flory,  sa.,  a  leopsrd's  ftoe,  or. 
Crett — ^A  lion,  sqjant,  or,  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a  croas- 
crosslet  or. 
ifo«o— Vindt  Veritas. 
iS^at-^Loppington  House,  oo.  Salop. 


DICKINS  OF  SUSSEX. 

ScRASE-DicRiNS,  CHARLES,  Esq.  of  Coothiirst,  CO. 
Sussex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  15  Sept  1794 ;  m.  18  Feb. 
1829,  Lady  Frances  -  Elizabeth  Oompton,  dau.  of 
Cbarles,  Ist  Marquess  of  Northampton,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Chablxb-Spxnoeb,  6.  5  Feb.  1830. 

n.  Compton-Alwyne,  lieut.  38th  regt,  b.  8  May,  1881. 

m.  William-Drummond,  lieut.  20th  regt,  6.  39  May,  1833. 

ILineage.— The  Ounily  of  DlcUns  was  settled  at  Broad- 
way, in  Worcestershire,  at  an  early  period,  and  in  the  reign 
of  Chablbs  II.  Thomas  Diokins  was  a  bencher  and  treasurer 
of  the  Inner  Temple.  He  left  an  only  dau.  who  d.  uftMi. 
and  bequeathed  her  property  between  Ambrose  Dickins, 
Esq.,  father  of  tbe  late  Mr.  Diddns,  of  Wolloston,  and 
Anthony  Dickins,  who  m.  the  heiress  of  Scrase. 

Amthoitt  Dickins,  Esq.  of  Broadway,  in  Worcestershire, 
son  of  William  Dickins,  was  bapt.  at  Broadway,  19  Sept 
1C24,  and  m.  Margaret  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Times,  Esq. 
of  Chevrington,  in  the  oo,  of  Warwick,  by  whom  he  left 
two  sons,  of  whom  tbe  elder, 

Times  Diokins,  Esq.  of  London,  bapt  at  Broadway, 
12  March,  1069,  d.  ».  p.  before  1707,  and  was  «.  by  his 
brother, 

William  Diokins,  Esq.  of  Cheviington,  co.  Warwick,  bapt 
at  Broadway,  10  Aug.  1669,  who  was  fkther  of 

Anthony  Diokins,  Esq.,  whoee  son, 

William  Diokins,  Esq.  of  Chevrington,  bapt  at  Broad- 
way, 22  Jan.  1716.  m.  and  bad  a  son, 

Anthony  Diokins.  Esq.  bapt  at  Broadway,  6  Oct.  1784, 
prothonotary  of  tbe  court  of  Common  Pleaa.  who  m.  Sally, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Charles  Sorase,  Esq.  of  Brighton 
(lineally  descended  from  Tuppin  Scrase,  Esq.  of  Bletching- 
ton,  to  whom  Sir  William  Segar,  Cktrter.  granted  in  1616,  a 
crest  for  his  arms.  The  Camily  of  Scrase,  originally  of 
Danish  extraction,  held  lands  in  Sussex  before  and  at  tbe 
period  of  the  Norman  Conquest  as  appears  by  the  General 
SurveyX    Of  this  marriage  there  was  issue, 

I.  Chablks,  his  heir. 

u.  William,  who  in.  Miss  Bennett  dau.  of —  Bennett  Esq. 
of  Thorpe,  in  Surrey,  and  had  issue,  « 

1  William,  of  Chevrington.  in  Warwickshire,  who  m. 
Lucy.  diiu.  of  Sir  James  .\llan  Park. 

1  Mary,  m.  to  the  eldest  son  of  Sir  James- Allan  Fark. 

2  Sophy.  8  Harriet 


Die 

m.  Thomas,  who  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  —  Hindoo  Esq.  of 
Laugfaam  Park,  in  ISssex,  but  had  no  issue. 

L  Sarah,  m.  to  T.  Sawyer,  Esq.  of  Ueywood  Lodge,  Berks, 
and  had  issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

C&ARLBB  DioKiifs,  Esq.,  assumed  the  additional  surname 
and  arms  of  Sobasb,  upon  the  demise  of  his  maternal  grand- 
flMther  in  1792,  and  on  the  5th  May.  in  that  year,  m.  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  John  Devall,  Esq.  of  London,  by  whom  he 
left,  at  his  decease,  11  Oct.  1838,  an  only  child,  the  present 

GlLAJlLKS  SORASC-DlCKIKS.  Esq. 

Arms — Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  erm.,  on  a  oross-flory,  sil, 
a  leopard's  face,  or;  2Dd  and  3rd,  az  ,  a  doli^iin,  naiant,  arg., 
fins,  or,  between  three  escallops,  of  the  last. 

OeiC*— 1st,  a  lion,  n^ant,  sa.,  holding  a  cross-flory,  or;  fnd. 
on  the  stump  of  a  tree,  entwined  by  a  seipent,  ppr.,  a  folcon, 
Tolant,  also  ppr.,  beaked,  membered,  and  beUiBO,  or. 

5aal-~Coothuist,  Horsham. 


DICKINS  OF  WOLLASTON. 

DiCKiNS,  The  Rev.  Watson-William,  M.A.,  pre- 
bendary of  Lichfield,  and  rector  of  Addisham-ciim- 
Stnple,  Kent,  b,  1790 ;  m.  1818,  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of 
Sir  Edward  Knatchbnll,  •'^th  Bart.,  of  Mersham 
Hatch,  Kent  (by  his  2ud  wife,  Frances,  dan.  of  Col. 
Ji:hn  Graham,  Ueut. -governor  of  G^rgia,  a  collateral 
branch  of  the  Montrose  family :  Mrs.  Graham's 
immediate  ancestor  was  Richard,  Baron  of  Glendar- 
losh,  who  m.  Elizabeth  Heriot,  dau.  of  James  Ue- 
riut,  jeweller  to  Charles  1.)  By  this  lady  he  has 
issue, 

I.  Frakois. 

u.  Geoige-Gsldwdl,  capt.  in  the  4<$th  regt,  m.  23  July. 
1851,  Fanny,  dau.  of  H.  ColUugwood,  Esq.  of  Comhill 
House,  oo.  Northumberland,  and  has  issue,  William- 
Henry-Ck>llingwood»  6.  25  May,  1852. 

I.  Elixa-Anne,  m.  1849,  Henry  Pole,  Esq.,  only  son  of  the 
Bey.  H.  Pole,  of  Waltham  Place,  Beriu. 

II.  Mary-Isabella.        m.  Laura.        iv.  Frances-Diana. 

ILintE^* — ^This  andent  Cnmily  is  of  the  same  origin  as 
that  of  Scrase-Diddns,  and  dates  back  to  the  time  of  King 
Edward  IV.    The  immediate  ancestor  of  this  branch  was 

Ambbosb  DiOKiirs,  Esq.,  seijeant-surgeon*  to  Queen  AicicK, 
and  also  to  Kings  Oboboe  I.  and  II. :  be  m.  and  had  issue, 
I.  Ambbosb,  his  hehr. 

n.  George,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Baine,  Essex,  m.  and 
had  issue, 

1  Ambrosew  who  m.  and  had  a  son,  Ambrose^  who  d. 
young. 
S  Oeoige. 

1  Anne,  *».  M^or  Qreen,  and  d.  «.  p. 
I.  Ann,  d.  ttnm.  n.  Elizabeth,  d.  tmm, 

III.  Catharine^  m.  Mr.  Sparkes. 

Mr.  Dickins,  the  setjeant-eurgeon,  was  «.  by  his  eldest  eon, 
AMBR06E  Dickins,  Esq.  of  WcJlaston,  co.  Northamp4<Hi, 
who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Abdy,  4th  baronet,  and 
had  a  dau.,  Mary,  who  d.  unm.,  and  a  son, 

Francis  Dickins,  Esq.  of  Wollaston  and  Branches  Park, 
Suffolk,  m.  81  April,  1778.  Diana,  dau.   of  Lord  Cteoige 
Manners-Sutton.  eon  of  John,  8rd  Duke  of  Rutland,  and 
sister  to  Charlea,  Lord  Archbishop  of  Canterbury  (whose 
son  was  created  Viscount  Canterbury,  and  was  for  many 
years  speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons),  and  of  Thomaa 
Maimers,  lord-chanoeUor  of  Ireland,  created  Bai-on  Manners. 
By  her  he  had  issue, 
I   Francis-Oeoige,  capt.  R.N.«  d.  unm. 
u.  Frederick-John,  mivjor  in  the  12th  lancers,  killed  at  the 
battle  of  Salamanca,  in  1812,  unm. 
in.  Watson-William,  who  $.  his  father. 
I   Maria-Isabella,  m.  Deo.  1804,  the  last  Earl  ComwalUs, 
and  d.  1828.  learing  issue, 

1  Charles-James,  Viscount  Brome,  6. 1818,  and  d.  wtm. 
1835. 

1  Jemima-Isabella,  m.  to  Charles  Wykeham-Martin,  Esq. 
of  Leeds  Castle,  Kent,  and  d.  1836,  leaving  issue,  three 
sons  and  one  diia. 
n.  Frances-Diana-Katharine,  d.  warn. 
Mr.  Dickins  d.  at  Wollaston,  in  1834,  aged  85,  and  was  «. 
by   his    only   surriving    son,    WaTSON-WrtUAM,    prosout 
proprietor. 

•  The  seijeant-surgeon  had  two  younger  brothers.  Dr. 
Francis  Dickins,  fellow  of  Trinity  Hall,  Cambndgo,  and  pro- 
fessor of  civil  law;  and  Dr.  George  Dickms,  M.D.,  of  Liver- 
pool m.  and  had  a  dau.,  Eleanor,  who  m.  1757,  Lewis  Buckle, 
£sq.  of  BordoD  in  East  Meon,  Hants,  and  d.  1811. 
29S 


Die 

Arm$— Erm,  on  a  croHS-flory,  sa.,  a  leopard's  face,  or. 
Ctrtt—A  lion,  secant,  or,  holding  a  cross-flory,  sa. 
MoUo— In  hoc  signo  vinoes. 


DICKINSON  OF  FARLEY  HILL. 

Dickinson,  Catherine,  widow  of  the  late  Charles 
Dickinson,  Esq.  of  Farley  Hill,  co.  Berks,  who  d,  in 
1826,  and  dau.  of  Thomas  AUingham,  Esq.  of  the 
city  of  London,  is  a  descendant  of  the  ancient 
family  of  Chekb  of  MoUtone,  By  her  late  husband, 
she  has  one  dau.  and  heiress, 

FiLANcn,  m.  8  Oct.  1838,  to  John-Edward  Oeils,  Esq.  oC 
Dumbuck,  co.  Diunbarton. 

ILitlttilit* — The  late  Thomas  Alungham,  Esq.  of  the 
city  of  London,  descended  ftom  the  very  ancient  family 
of  that  name,  m.  Mary,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John 
Taylor,  Esq.  of  Furseyhuirst,  Isle  of  Wi^t,  eldest  son  and 
heir  of  Richard  Taylor,  M.D.,  of  Newport,  by  Onioe  Cheko 
his  wife,  deoeuded  from  Sir  John  Cheke,  Knt,  one  of  the 
clerks  of  the  council,  temp.  Queen  Eusabeth,  and  d.  in 
1803,  having  had  by  him  (who  d.  in  1827)  lasue, 

John-Till,  d.  unm.  Charles. 

Thomas,  d.  tmm.  Edward,  lieut  E.I.C.8. 

Maria,  la.  to  Samuel  Ricketts,  of  Surinam,  and  d.  in  April,. 
1811. 

Cathbbinb,  widow  of  Charlea  Dickinson,  Esq.  of  Farlej- 
House,  Beirks. 

Emma,  la.  to  George  Magnus,  Esq.  of  Twickenham. 

Fanny,  m.  to  Thomas  WUaon,  Esq. 

Amu  Or,  a  bend,  engrailed,  between  two  lions,  lumpant^ 
gu.,  impaling  the  arms  of  Alungham,  Cruue^  Ac 


DICKINSON  OF  KING  WESTON. 

Dickinson,  Frances-Henry,  Esq.  of  King  Weston, 
ca  Somerset)  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1853,  6. 
6  Jan.  1813 ;  f».  8  Sept.  1835,  Caroline,  dau.  of  Gen. 
Thomas  Carey,  by  Caroline  his  wife,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Smith,  Esq.  of  Woodhall  Park,  Herts,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William,  b.  20  Aug.  1839. 

n.  Reginald,  6.  27  Jan.  1841. 

m.  Arthur,  b.  18  Jan.  1847. 

rr.  Edmund,  6.  27  June,  1850. 

T.  Carey,  b.  18  Aug.  1851. 

1.  Sophia-CaroHne.  u.  Frances-Gertrade. 

m.  Lucy-Phllippa-Maiy.  it.  Mary. 

HinCSSf*  —  The  earliest  particulars  are  given  in 
Thoreeby's  Ihuattu  Leudien»i*.  The  Rct.  Wiluam  Dickin- 
son, B.D.,  rector  of  Appleton  and  Besselsleigh,  near  Oxford, 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Edmund  Colepepper,  Esq.  of  Halling- 
boume,  Kent,  and  htid,  with  other  issue,  two  sons,  Edmund, 
M.D.,  physician  to  King  Chableu  II.,  d.  19  April,  1707. 
aged  63,  leaving  an  only  dau.,  Elixaboth,  m.  1st.  to  Sir  0« 
Shires,  and  2ndly,  toBaron  Blombccg  ;  and  Fbajcois.    This 

FaANGis  Dickinson,  Esq.  of  Barton,  Jamaica,  6.  1632. 
fa.  1663,  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Stephen  Crook;  and  dying 
28  Not.  1704,  lea,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Caleb  Dickinson,  Esq.  of  Monks,  Wilts,  b.  1670,  who  m. 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Richard  Vickris,  £^.  of  Chew  Magna,  and 
d.  8  Not.  1738,  leaTing  issue,  Eeskiel,  of  Monks,  la. 
Frances,  dau.  of  Thomas  Barnard,  of  London,  and  was 
father  of  Barnard,  who  d.  t.  p.  1832  ;  Caleb  ;  Vickors,  father 
of  Charles  Dickenson,  Esq.,  who  la.  Catherine  AlUngham  ; 
Margaret,  ta.  1st,  to  O.  Oldner,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  to  Oabriel 
Qoldney;  Mary,  m.  to  Truman  Harford,  Esq.  of  Bristol. 
The  2nd  son, 

Caleb  Diokinson,  Eaq.  of  Bristol,  merchant,  d,  in  1783. 
leaving,  l^  Sarah  his  wife,  a  son  and  heir, 

Wiluam  Dickinson,  Esq.,  b.  in  1735,  throe  times  M.P. 
for  Somersetahire,  who  m.  Philippa,  dau.  of  Stephen  Fuller, 
Esq.  of  Brigbtling,  Sussex,  and  d.  in  April,  1306.  leaTiug  a 
dau.  Frances,  la.  1801,  to  John-F.  Pinney,  Esq.  <^  Somerton 
Erleigh,  and  a  son, 

Wiluam  Dickinson,  Esq.  of  King  Weston,  6. 1  Nov.  1771, 
member  for  Somersetshire  in  seven  successive  pariiamenta, 
who  m.  1803,  Sophia,  dau.  of  S.  Smith,  Esq.  of  Woodhall 
Park,  Herts,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1844,  had  issue, 

Francis-Heniit,  now  of  King  Weston. 

Edmund-Henrv,  b.  30  June,  1821. 

Sophia-Gtortrude,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.-S.-H.  Homer,  of  Mella 

Park,  CO.  Somenet. 
Caruliue,  m.  to  W.-Bonoe  Jono^   Esq.,  of   Iiisailan,  co. 

Cork. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


Die 

ilnu— Or,  a  bend,  engrailed,  between  two  Uoub^  rampant^ 
Seal— King  Weeton,  Somerton. 


DICKINSON  OF  ABBOT'S  HILL. 

DiOKiNSON,  John,  Esq.  of  Abbot* a  Hill,  Abbot's 
Langley,  Herts,  F.B.S.,  J.P.,  b,  1782 ;  m.  1810,  Ann, 
2nd  dau.  of  Harry  Qroyer,  £8<^.  of  The  Bury,  Hexuel 
Hempsted,  and  has  issuOi 

L  JOBX,  6. 1816. 

L  Prenoee-BUzabeth,  m.  to  Frederiok-Prfttt  Berlow,  Baq. 

n.  Harriet-Ann,  m.  John  Brans,  Baq. 

M>inCUQt» — Captain  Jobs  SiouifBON,  B.N.,  an  elder 
brother  of  the  Trinity  Houae,  who  was  from  Northumber- 
land, lost  all  his  books  and  papers,  and  a  great  deal  of 
property,  in  the  earthquake  of  Lisbon.  He  m.  in  1749, 
Anne  More,  and  d.  in  1781,  leaving  a  son, 

Captaik  Thomas  Diouksoh.  B.N.,  who  obtoined  in  178i, 
the  poet  of  superintendant  of  shipping  to  the  Board  of 
Ordnance,  which  he  retained  till  after  the  termination  of 
the  last  French  war.  He  m.  1781,  Frances  de  Brissao,  a 
deecendant  of  the  ancient  fiunily  of  Coses  dk  Brissao,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1864)  left  at  his  decease,  in  1828,  a  son» 
the  preeent  John  Diokinsok,  Esq.  of  Abbot's  HilL 

i4rm«— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  fesse,  enn.,  between 
two  lions,  passant,  or;  for  Diokutooh  :  9nd  and  Srd,  aa., 
three  closets,  the  lower  side  indented,  or;  for  Coass  db 

BUSSAO. 

Crut    Out  of  clouds,  ppr.,  a  cubit  arm,  erect,  of  the  last, 
iiolding  a  toanoh  of  Uuitm,  vert. 
&»»— Abbot's  Hill,  Hemel  Hempsted. 


DIG 

u.  Anns^  st.  to  G.-W.  Biggs,  Esq.,  of  Bellevue,  oo.  Tippe- 

rary. 
m.  Catherine,  m.  in  1811,  to  Shr  Robert  Bateson.  of  Belvoir 

Park,  CO.  Down,  Bart.,  and  M.P.  for  oo.  Londonderry. 


Jrm»— A&,  a  orescent  between  three  mullets,  aig. ;  on  a 
chief,  or,  as  many  pallets,  gu. 

Ortg^-^Ont  of  battlements,  anaked  arm,  embowed,  holding 
a  sword,  in  bend,  all  ppr. 

Jlfoa»~Fortes  fortuna  juval 

iSeaa— Beenhom  House,  Berks;  and  doalsharde^  co. 
Limerick. 


DICKSON  OF  CX).  UMEBICK. 

DiOKBov,  Samuel-Adchmutt,  Esq.  of  Beenham 
House,  Berks,  and  of  Clonleharde,  co.  limerick, 
J. I*,  and  D.L.,  lieutenant-colonel  of  the  county  of 
Limerick  militia,  b,  18  March,  1817;  m.6  Jime,  1847, 
Jiaria-Theresa,  dau.  of  N.  Saunders,  Esq. 

ULttlf agr.'This  ttaaOj  is  derived  from  the  Berwick- 
shire Dioksona 

HrcraBV  Dioksom,  Esq.,  eon  of  Richakd  Dioksoh,  Esq. 
of    Ballyhonogue,  co.   Limerick,   la.   Hary  Lane  (whoae 
mother  was  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Jeremiah  Hayes,  Esq.  of 
Cahir  Ouillamore,  by  his  wife.  Honors  Quard,  from  whom 
also  derive,  throu|^  the  female  line,   Lords  Clare  and 
^tdUamoie,  and  the  Fairells  and  Biennerfaaasetts),  and  by 
her  bad  issue, 
RiOHABD,  who  inherited  the  fiunily  estates,  and  left  a  son, 
SiBPHSN,  who  d.  leaving  two  daus. 
John,  of  Liverpool,  an  eminent  merchant,  left  an  only 
surviving  dau.,  who  m.  James  Cooper.  Esq.  of  co.  lime- 
riclc,  and  d.  $.  p. 

Stephen,  barrister-at-law,  m.,  and  left  aeveral  sons  and 
daus. .  sll  deceased  but  Arthur,  living  in  France. 
Patrick,  d.$,p. 

Daniel,  merchant  in  limerick,  left  one  son. 
Bajcocl,  of  whom  we  treat 
The  youngest  son, 

Samuxl  Dioksom,  Esq.  of  Ballynsguile,  m.  let,  Miss 
Ftorell,  of  CO.  Limerick,  and  had  by  her  one  dau.,  m.  to  the 
late  Riohsrd  Power,  Esq.  of  Monroe,  oo.  Tipperary.  He 
m.  Sndly,  Mary,  dan.  of  John  Norris,  Esq.,  formeriy  of  the 
«ity  of  Limerick,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

I.  Stbphbi,  barrister-at-law,  and  commissioner  of  bank- 
Tiq>ta,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  for  co.  Limerick  in  1809. 
He  d.  warn,  in  1889,  leanng  verv  tarse  estates. 
n.  Jomr,  of  Clonahire,  J.P.  and  D.L ;  6.  in  Junc^  1778; 
Heut-eoL  oftheco.  of  Limerick  militia;  d.  unm. 
in.  temueL  J.P.,  hifi^-sheriff  in  18S9. 
rr.  Richard,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Kilkeldy,  co.  lime- 
rick, m.  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  James  Chat-  , 
terton.  Bart.,  and  has  issue  two  sons  and  two  daus.  I 

▼.  William,  C.B.,  a  nuOof-general  in  the  B.I.C.8,  of 
JTeenham  House,  Beading,  Berks,  m.  Harriet,  second  dau.  | 
of  Mi^or-Ckneral  Sir  Thomas  Dallas,  O.aB.,  and  Ijtad  ! 


DICKSON  OF  BALLYFRBE. 

DiOKBON,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Bollyfree,  co.  Wicklow, 
J.P.,  6.  24  Sept.  1776;  m.  13  May,  1803,  Ann,  dau. 
and  oo-heir  of  the  late  Patrick  Smyth,  Esq.  of  Bailie- 
borough,  oo.  Cayan,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 
Bobbbt-Smtth,  banister-at-law,  m.  Sarah-Ann.  dau.  of 
his    undo,    Thomas    Dickson,    Esq.,    and   sister    of 
Mrs.  Hamilton,  of  Castle  Hamilton,  oo.  Cavsn. 

fto^— Ballyfree,  oo.  Wicklow. 


DICKSON  OF  WOODVILLE. 

Dickson,  John-Retnolds,  Esq.  of  Woodville  and 
Dungarberry,  oo.  Leitrim,  J.P.,  6.  15  Aug.  1810;  in, 
29  April,  1837,  Clara,  dau.  of  Captain  Skene,  R.N., 
of  Lethenty,  oo.  Aberdeen,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JOBM-WlLUAM,  k.  19  Hov.  184S. 

II.  Thomas-Hyachith,  6.  11  Sept.  1844, 

I.  Ida-Frances.  n.  Mary-Elisabeth, 

m.  Clara-Hester.  iv.  Edlth-Oraoe. 

Eincagr. — ^The  late  JoHK  DiOKSOif,  Esq.  of  Woodville, 
ta.  18  April.  180«,  Maiy-Louisa  Bodkin,  Esq.  of  Thomas- 
town,  CO.  Qalway,  and  d.  in  Jan.  ISQl,  leaving,  bosides  the 
preeent  JoHK-RsTVOLm  Dioksom,  Esq.  of  Woodville  and 
Dungarbeny,  four  other  sons,  and  three  daua.,  vis.. 

Hyacinth. 

Robert,  m.  Mrs.  Oreen.  Alexander. 

Joseph-William,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Louisa-H.  Fraser. 

Hester,  m.  to  Capt  Hemy  Cullen. 

BeUnda-Mary,  m.  to  R.  Hordman.  Baq.,  M.D. 

Maiy-Belinda,  m.  to  William  Newoombe,  Esq. 

8Mti    Woodville  and  Dungarberry,  eo.  lidtrim. 


1  Samvsl-Auobmutt,  now  of  Beenham  House  and 
Clonleharde. 

2  William-Thomas,  vaaiot  16th  lancers. 
1  Mary-Eleanor. 

t  Harriet-EUsa,  m.  to  John  Neeld,  Esq.,  M.P. 
8  Fanny-Chariotte,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Frederiek-Mortimez^ 
SadcviUe  West,  son  of  the  Bari  of  De  La  Warr. 
n.  Arthur,  who  d.  wnm. 

I.  Maiy, «.  to  the  late  Bight  Hon.  and  Right  Rev.  Stephen, 
Bishop  of  CasheL 

299  > 


DIOBY  OF  OSBERTSTOWN. 

DioBT,  Simon,  Esq.  of  Osbertstown,  oo.  Kildare,  b. 
11  Nov.  1797;  «i.  7  Jan.  1830,  Eliatabeth-Anne-EUa, 
only  dau.  of  John  Morse,  Esq.  of  Abbott's  Wotton, 
CO.  Dorset  and  late  of  Sprowston  Hall,  Norfolk,  by 
Elizabeth- Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Gen.  Hall,  of  W  rat- 
ting Park,  CO.  Cambridge,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  and  eyentual  heir  of  John  Carter,  Esq.  of  Wes- 
ton Colville,  1b»y  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Maurioe  -  ThompsoUi  Lord  Havershain,  and  baa 
issue, 

I.  Kbvxlm-Rot.  n.  Essex. 

I.  EUarOeraldine.  n.  Oertrude-Simonetta. 

UI.  Mabel. 

S.tnfSJ|r* — Thb  Rkv.  Bekjamin  Diobt,  prebendary 
and  rector  of  Oeashill,  in  the  King's  County,  Srd  son  of 
Simon  Digby,  Lord  Bishop  of  Elphin,  and  brother  of  John 
Digby,  Esq.  of  Landenstown,  M.P.,  was  grandson  of  Essex 
Digby,  Bishop  of  Diomore,  brother  of  Robei-t,  1st  Lord 
Digby,  m.  S6  Sept.  ^734,  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of  Lewis 
Jones,  Esq.  of  Osbertstown,  in  ^e  co.  of  Kildare,  descended 
fhnn  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  Theophilus  Jones,  son  of  the 
Bishop  of  KiUaloe,  and  brother  of  the  Bishops  of  Meath  and 
Kildare.  By  this  lady  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  May,  1769. 
a  dau.,  Maiy,  m.  to  the  Very  Rev.  William  Digby,  dean  of 
Clonfert,  aj^d  several  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest. 

The  Rbv.  Simon  Diobt,  of  Osbertstown,  in  Kildare,  m. 
Elizal)eth.  dau  of  the  Rev.  Jeremy  Marsh,  D.D..  grandson 
of  Prands  Marsh,  Archbishop  of  Dublin,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dan.  and  co-heir  of  Jeremy  Taylor,  Esq.,  Bishop  of  Down 
and  Connor,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1824,  intrr«Uio$f  % 
dau.,  Jane,  m*  to  Charles  Annesley,  Esq.  of  Bal]isa»,  in  the 
CO.  of  Kildbure ;  and  a  son  and  heir, 

Ths  Rbv.  John  Diobt,  of  Osborststown  and  of  New  Park* 
00.  Meath,  who  m.  Ist,  in  17M.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heIr 


DIM 


D  I  S 


of  Edward  B6rr,  Esq.  of  Spring  Park,  in  the  latter  Bhir«, 
And  by  her,  who  d.  in  1806,  had  issue, 
SufON,  his  heir,  nuw  of  Osbertstown. 
Edward,  lieut  R.N.,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  —  Crawford,  Esq. 
of  Orangefleld.  in  Downshire,  and  has  issue, 
Jofan-Cliarlee,  m.  Marianne,  dau.  of  —  Church,  Esq.  of 
Listowel,  CO.  Kerry,  and  d.  in  Sept  1886. 
Qeorge,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Juliana,  dau.  of —  Choriey,  Beq. 
of  Leeds. 

Alftred,  m.  Ifaigaretta,  dau.  of —  Busby,  Esq.  of  Montreal, 
Upper  Canada. 

Mr.  Digby  m.  2ndly,  in  1818,  Miss  Borr,  dau.  of  Christopher 
Borr,  Esq.  of  Ballendoolan,  in  the  oo.  of  Kildare,  and  had 
also  issue  by  her. 

Amu—A£^  a  fleur-de-lis,  mrg. 

Crtgtr—An.  oetrioh,  aig.,  holding  in  the  beak  a  horseshoe, 
or. 
Motto — ^Deo  non  fortunA. 
Seat — Osbertstown,  in  Kildare. 
JKMidMce—Cranhill  House,  Bath. 


DILLWYN  OF  SKETTY  HALL. 

DiLLWTN,  Lewis  -  Weston.  Esq.  of  Burroughs 
Lodge,  and  Sketty  Hall,  co.  Glamorgan,  F.Ra,  J. P. 
and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1818,  and  M.P.  for  Glamor- 
ganshire in  1882,  6.  21  Aug.  1778 ;  m.  18  July,  1807, 
Mury,  dau.  of  the  late  John  Llewelyn,  of  Penllei*gare 
aud  Ynys-y-gerwn,  co.  Glamoi^gan,  Esq.,  and  has  sur- 
viring  issue, 

I.  JoHir,  of  Penllergaie,  who  has  assumed  the  additional 
•timameof  LuEWBLTN,  6. 12  Jan.  1810,  m.  18  June,  1883, 
Bmma-Thomasina,  sisier  of  C.B.M.  Talbot,  Esq.,  M.P. 
for  Olamoiganshire. 

IL  Lewis-Llewelyn,  of  Hendrefoilan,  co.  Olamoigan,  6. 
19  May,  1814,  ?».  Aug.  1838,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir 
of  Sir  Henry-Thomas  De  la  Beohe,  C.B.,  and  has  issue, 
Henry-De  la  Beohe,  b.  May,  1848,  and  three  daus., 
Mary -De  la  Beche;  Elisabeth  -  Amy ;  and  Sarah- 
Uewelyn. 

t.  Fanny-Uewelyn,  m.  in  1836,  to  Matthew  Moggtldge, 
Esq. 

It.  Maiy. 

itilt^AJIC* — ^By  a  pedigree  preserved  in  the  Harleian 
Collection,  No.  6831,  this  family  is  traced  ftx)m  Sir  John 
Dilwyn,  of  Dilwyn,  oa  Hereford.  Towards  the  close  of  the 
l7th  century,  most  of  the  descendants  of 

Jbffbets  DiLWTK,  of  Langorse,  adopted  the  Welsh 
custom  by  taking  the  surname  of  Jbftrxts  ;  and  about  the 
year  1699, 

WiLUAM  DiLWTN  emigrated  fh)m  Breconshire,  with 
his  Mend,  Oovemor  Penn,  to  Philadelphia.  He  was 
liatherof 

Jonjr  D11.WTH,  of  Philadelphia,  Esq.,  who  m.  Susanna, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Geoige  Painter,  of  Haverford,  in  Penn- 
sylrania,  and  formeriy  of  Broomk^,  in  the  parish  of  Dale, 
00.  Pembroke,  and  had  a  son, 

William  Dillwyn,  Esq.  of  Higham  Lodge.  Walthamstow, 
CO.  Essex,  who  m.  in  Not.  1777,  Sarah,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Lewis  Weston,  of  High  Hall,  in  the  same  00.,  Esq.,  and  d. 
in  Sept  1834,  aged  81,  leaving  a  son  and  successor,  Lbwis- 
Wbstoh  Dillwyk,  Esq.  of  Burroughs  Lodge  and  Sketty 
HalL 

Amu—Qn.,  on  a  chevron,  aig.,  three  trefoils,  slipped,  of 
the  first 
Cnatn-A  stag's  head,  couped,  ppr. 
iiotto — Craignez  honte. 
£etrf«— Burroughs  Lodge,  and  Sketty  Hall,  near  Swansea. 


DIMSDALE  OF  ESSENDEN  PLACE. 

DiMSDALB,  Charles-John,  Esq.  of  Essenden  PUce, 
Herts,  b,  12  Feb.  1801;  m.  16  Not.  1826,  Jemima, 
dau.   of  the   Kev.  Henry -Anthony  Pye,  lata  pre- 
bendary of  Worcester,  and  has  issue, 
I.  BoBEBT,  b.  4  July,  1828,  m.  I  Nov.  1863,  Cecilia^aoe, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.   Harcus-Richard  Southwell, 
vicar  of  St.  Stephen's,  St.  Albans,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Dimsdale  of  Essenden  is  younger  brother  of  the 
present  Hon.  Baron  Dimsdale,  of  the  Russian  empire 
(#00  Burke's  Peerage  and  Baronetage),  and  2ud  son 
of  the  late  Baron  Robert  Dimsdale,  by  Finetta  his 
wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Charles  Pye,  Esq.  of  Wadley 
House,  Berks. 
800 


Amui—krg.,  on  a  fesse,  dancett^.  at.,  between  three 
mullets,  sa.,  as  many  be^ts;  on  an  escutcheon,  or,  an' 
eagle's  dexter  wing,  sa. 

Crest — Out  of  a  b«ron's  coronet,  a  griffin's  head,  erm. 

Seo^—Essenden  Place,  Herts. 


DINSDALE  OF  NEWSHAM  PARK. 

M08ES-D1N8DALE,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Newsham  Park, 
CO.  Durham,  b.  15  Sept.  1778,  J.P.  and  D.L.  This 
gentleman  assumed  the  surname  of  Dinsdalb,  in 
Ueu  of  his  patronymic,  Moses,  on  succeeding  to  the 
property  of  the  Dinsdalbs  of  Newiham,  co.  Dux^iam, 
who  were  freeholders  there  before  1680. 


DIROM  OF  MOUNT  ANNAN. 

DiROM,  John-Paslet,  Esq.  of  Mount  Annan,  co. 
Dumfries,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  lieut.-col.,  late  of  the  Gre- 
nadie^guards,  6.  6  Nov.  1794,  widower,  without 
children. 

ILiXitK^t* — LiBxrr.-OsKXRAL  Albxandkb  DntoM,  son  of 
Alexander  Dirom,  Esq.  of  Muiresk,  in  BanfTshire,  by  Ann 
Fotheringham  his  wife,  la.  in  1798,  Ifsgdalen,  dau.  of 
Robert  Pasley,  Esq.  of  Mount  Annan,  by  Christina  Pringle 
his  wife,  and  d,  in  Oct.  1830,  leaving  issue, 

John-Paslet,  now  of  Mount  Annan. 

Alexander,  capt.  6th  infiuitry,  «C  1837,  leaving  two  sons 
and  four  daus. 

Robert,  merchant  of  Liverpool,  m.  and  has  one  son  and 
one  dau. 

WiUiam,  Bengal  civil  service,  m.  and  has  one  dau. 

James,  commander,  R.N. 

Leonora.  Anna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Mulr. 

ilrm*— Quarterly :  1st,  or,  a  stag's  head,  erased,  gu. ;  2nd, 
erm.,  three  bars,  gu. ;  8rd,  gu.  three  swords,  paleways,  in 
fesse.  hilted,  or,  on  the  point  of  each  a  dragon's  head,  oouped, 
dose,  of  the  last ;  4th,  as.,  a  griffin,  segreant,  or. 

Cregt—A  stag's  head. 

Seat — Mount  Annan,  00.  DmnMes. 


DISNEY  OF  THE  HYDE. 

Dknet,  John,  Esq.   of  The  Hvde,    00.  Essex, 
F.R.S.,  b.  29  May,  1779,  barrister*t-law;  m.  22  Sept. 
1802,  his  first-cousin,  Sophia,  younger  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Lewis  Disney-Ffytche,  Esq.  of  Swinderby,  co. 
Lincoln,  and  of  Danbury  Place,  Essex,  and  has  issuct 
I.  Edqak,  6.  38  Dec.  1810,  m.  Barbara,  youngest  dau.  of 
the  late  Lewis-William  Brounoker,  Esq.  of  Boveridge» 
00.  Dorset,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 
Edgar,  6.  in  July,  1835. 
I.  Sophia,  m.  to  William,  eldest  son  of  the  Rev.  William 
Jesse,  vicar  of  Margaretting,  Essex. 

fttnCAgr. — The  famUy  of  Disnet,  anciently  written 
De  IsNRT  and  D'Eismkt,  and  deriving  its  patronymic  ftnom 
Isig^y,  a  bouiig  near  Bayeux,  in  Normandy,  came  into 
England  at  the  Conquest,  as  attested  by  the  different  copies 
of  the  Battle  Abbey  Roll.  Leland,  in  his  Itinerary,  p.  S9, 
in  enumerating  the  gentry  of  the  Ksetevin  division  of  Lin- 
colnshire, mentions  "Disney,  alia*  De  Iseney ;  he  dwelleth 
at  Diseney,  and  of  his  name  and  line  be  gentilmen  of 
Fraunce.  Ailosham  Priory,  by  Thomey  Courtoise,  was  of 
the  Diseneys'  foundation,  and  there  were  divers  of  themi 
buryed,  and  likewise  at  Diseney." 

Lambert  De  Ismbt,  of  Norton  D'Isney,  co.  Lmcoln,  wns 
ancestor  of  the  Diskbts  t^  Norton  I/Imey,  a  knightly  race 
of  high  station  and  influence,  intermarrying  wiih  the  Lorda 
Bardolph,  Orey  de  Ruthyn,  the  Feltons,  Novils,  Sldpwiths, 
Ormesbys,  Dives,  Huaseys,  4to.,  many  of  their  wives  being 
heiresses.  Twentieth  in  direct  descent  fh>m  this  Lambert 
wns 

Sir  Hrnrt  DIbmst,  of  Norton  D'Isney,  6.  1  March,  1549, 

knighted  at  Whitehall,  28  July,  1608,  and  buried  at  Norton, 

11  Oct.  1641.    He  m.  1st,  Barbara,  dau.  of  John  Thomhaugh, 

Esq.  of  Fenton,  Notts,  and'  had  (with  a  dau.  Anne,  wife  of 

John  Williamson,  Esq.  of  Burton)  a  son  and  heir,  Wiluam, 

1  of  Norton  D'Isney,  d,  in  1666.    His  male  line  terminated 

with  William  Disney,  of  Norton  D'Isney,  who  d.  in  1722, 

'  and  his  brother,  the  Rev.  Richard  Disney,  rector  of  Blox- 

;  ham :  the  latter  had  three  daus.,  Akkb.  by  his  marriage 

I  with  Rebecca,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Wych.  of  Sutton ; 

I  and  by  his  2nd  wife,  Bridget,  dau.  of  Ealdns  Lenton,  Esq. 

'  of  Wigloft,  Lincoln,  Bridget,  and  Aknb,  the  latter  vrife  of 

•  Timothy  Boole,   Esq.  of  Navenby,  and  2ndly,   of  John 

I  Oilman,  Esq.  of  Conwiok,  both  in  Iinoolnsh|re.    Sir  Henry 


D  I  8 


D  I  X 


Dlmey  m.  Sndly,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Thomas  Grey,  Beq.  of 
I^ngley,  oo.  Leloeater,  by  whom  he  had  two  other  Bona, 
▼is.,  John,  of  whom  preoently;  Thomas,  in  holy  orders, 
raotor  of  Stoke  Hammond,  Bucks.    Sir  Henry's  2nd  son, 

John  IVIbkby,  Esq.  of  Swinderby,  co.  Lincoln,  b.  30  Nor. 
1003,  m.  85  Jan.  1936,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Oervase  Lee,  Esq.  of 
NorwoU  Hall,  Notts,  and  luid  two  sons,  Gbbvasb  and 
Danoei*.    He  d,  10  Jan.  1080-1,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

Gbrtasb  Disvit,  Esq.  of  Swinderby,  who  d.  i.p.S  April, 
1091,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Danul  Disnzt,  Esq.  of  Lincoln,  who  m.  in  1074,  Cathe- 
rine, yoimgest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Henry-Fynes  Clinton, 
Esq.  of  Kirksted,  in  Lincolnshire,  grandson  of  Henry,  2nd 
^arl  of  Lincoln,  by  whom  he  had  a  son,  John,  in  holy 
orders,  6.  SO  Deo.  1077,  d,  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father, 
4  Feb.  1729^80,  leaving,  by  Maiy  his  wife,  dau.  of  WiUiam 
Wodlbouso.  M.D.,  of  North  liuakham,  Notts,  six  sons  and 
three  daus.,  of  whom  John  inherited ;  Henry,  was  a  phy- 
sician at  Newcastle,  and  his  son,  Heniy-Woolhouse  Disney, 
assumed,  on  inheriting  an  estate,  the  name  of  Rokbuok  ; 
Genrase,  of  Pontefractk  left  daus.  Mr.  Disney  d,  S8  Aug. 
1734,  and  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 

.  John  Disnbt,  Esq.  of  Swinderby,  and  of  the  dty  of 
Lincoln,  6.  8  April,  1700,  sheriff  for  Nottinghamshire  the 
yeiu-  before  the  death  of  his  grandfetther,  m.  29  Dec.  1730, 
Frances,  youngest  dau.  of  Geoiige  Cartwright,  Esq.  of 
pssinflrton,  Notts,  by  whom  (who  d.  6  Jan.  1791)  he  had 


I.  hmwiB,  who  inherited  Swinderby,  b.  9  Oct.  1788,  m. 
10  Sept.  1776,  Buzabbth,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  William 
Ffy^cne,  Em.,  Governor  of  Bengal,  and  heir  likewise  of 


her  undo,  Thomas  Ftytche,  Eaa.  of  Danbury  Place,  oo. 
Ebb&x,  in  consequence  of  which  he  assumed,  bv    ' 
manual,  27  Sept.  1770,  tbe  additional  surname  ana  arms 


of  Ffytche,  and  became  Lewis  Disnbt-Ffttohb,  Esq.  of 
Swinderby,  Uncolnshire,  and  of  Danbury  Place,  in  Essex. 
He  d.  82  Sept.  1822;  leaving  two  daus.,  his  co-heirs,  vie, 

1  PBANCaBB-ELiSiLBSTH,  6.  29  Aug.  1770^  m,  to  Sir  William 
Hillary,  Bart 

2  Sophia,  m.  to  her  cousin-german,  the  present  John 
Disnbt,  Esq.  of  The  Hyde. 

u.  Frederick,  a  mi^or  in  the  army,  b.  12  Oct.  1741,  d.  itnm. 

at  Lincoln,  18  June.  1788. 
m.  John,  in  holy  orders. 
I.  Many,  m,  1st,  in  1768,  to  Edmund  Tumor,  Esa.  of  Stokie 

Bochfoord,  and  2ndly,  to  Murray,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  Nov.  1889. 

Mr.  Disney  d.  20  Jan.  1771.  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son 
and  heir,  Lhwis  Disnbt,  Esq.,  whose  line  terminated  as 
stated  above.    His  youngest  son. 

Thb  Rev.  John  Dibnkt,  of  The  Hyde,  D.D.,  sometime 
rector  of  Panton,  and  rector  of  Swinderby,  co.  Lincoln,  b. 
17  Sept.  1740,  m.  17  Nov.  1774,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Vranois  Blaokbume,  A.M.,  rector  of  Bichmond,  Torkshire, 
and  archdeacon  of  Cleveland,  by  whom  he  had, 

John,  now  of  The  Hyde. 

Algernon,  b.  at  Flintham  Hill,  1  June,  1780. 

Franoes-Mary,  6.  7  Aug.  1776. 

Mr.  Disney  d.  20  Deo.  1810. 

Arm»—ATg.,  on  a  fease,  gu.,  three  fleurs-de-lis^  or. 
Crat—A  lion,  passant-guardont,  gu. 
iSeal— The  Hyde,  near  Ingateston,  Essex. 

9iiiitp  of  i^t  to.  Mtii^* 

A  branch  of  the  Disncts  of  Norton  lyisney  was  established 
in  Ireland  by  Thomas  Disnbt,  an  officer  in  William  III.'s 
army,  who  was  appointed  collector  of  Galway.    His  son, 

Thb  Rbv.  Bi&ABABON  DiSNBT,  D.D.,  Beglus  Professor  in 
Trinity  College,  Dublin,  and  rector  of  Kilmore,  in  the 
diocese  of  Arma^  m.  in  1701,  Patience,  dau.  of  H.-M. 
Ogle,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Drogfaeda,  and  had  three  sons,  Wil- 
liam, of  Somenet,  co.  Dublin;  Brabason,  of  Slane,  co. 
Meath,  in  holy  orders ;  and  Thomas,  of  Rock  Lodge.  The 
drdsoii, 

Thomab  Disnbt,  Esq.  of  Bock  Lodges  co.  Meath,  an 
oAoer  in  the  army,  m.  in  1791,  Anne-Eliza,  only  dan.  of 
William-John  Purdon,  Esq.  by  Jane  Ooote  his  wife,  of  the 
Mountrath  fiunily,  and  had  issue, 

Bbabjibon,  lieut-oc^,  formeiiy  of  the  7th  ftisiliers,  dL  t.  j». 
in  1883. 

William-John,  R.N.,  killed  on  board  H.M.S.  *'La  Hogue," 
by  an  acckieDt 

Thomas,  barrister-at-low. 

Robert-Anthony,  of  Dublin. 

Edward-Ogle,  in  holy  orders. 

Henry-Purdon,  in  holy  cmlera.  James,  in  holy  orders. 

Lambert,  6.  in  1809,  m.  in  1835.  Anna-Henrietta,  dau.  of 
William  Buttenby.  Esq.,  and  has  Issue,  Thomas-William, 
b.  in  18S0:   Lambert-John,  b.  in  1841;  and   Caroline- 

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Jane,  m.  in  1813,  to  John  Bariow,  Esq.  of  the  oo.  of  Dublinu 

Anna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.  Disney,  of  Sume,  co.  Meath. 

Catherine^  m.  the  Rev.  Wm.  Barlow. 

Caroline,  d.  unm.  in  1839. 

Louisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Henry-T.  Hobson. 


DIXON  OF  ASTLE  HALL. 

Dixon,  John,  £aq.  of  Astle  Hall,  oo.  Chester,  ft. 
18  Feb.  1799,  a  captain  in  the  army;  m.  14  May, 
1840,  Sophia,  dau.  of  the  late  T.-W.  Tatton,  Esq.  of 
Wythenahawe,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Gbobob.  6.  28  May,  1842. 

II   John-Wykeham,  6.  1  May,  1845. 

ni.  Charles-Egerton,  6.  12  Deo.  1848. 

IV.  Henry-Grey,  6.  14  Aug.  1850. 

V.  Frederick-Parker,  b.  17  Aug.  1852. 

VI.  William-Arthur-Tatton,  6.  13  Feb.  1854. 

I.  Anna-Louisa.  ii.  Sophia-Lydia. 

III.  Jessie-Maria. 
Captain  Dixon  t.  his  brother,  the  late  Henry  Dixon, 
Esq.,  8  Aug.  1888. 

iLintA^t, — ^From  WnjJAM  Dixon,  of  Heaton  Royds. 
living  in  1504,  lineally  descended 

Jbbbmiah  Dixon,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  who  purchased,  in  1704, 
the  estate  of  Gledhow,  fh>m  the  Wilson  family;  in  1705, 
the  manor  of  Chapel  AUerton,  item  Mr.  Kellingback ;  and 
in  1771,  the  estates  of  Lady  Dawes  and  her  son.  He  was 
son  and  heir  of  John  Dixon,  of  Leeds,  merchant,  by  Frances 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Qower,  Esq.  of  Hutton,  grandson 
of  Edward  Qow^,  younger  brother  of  Sir  Thos.  Gower,  Bt. 
He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Wiokham,  rector  of 
Guiseley,  and  had,  with  daus.,  throe  sons,  vis., 
JoSN,  his  heir. 

Jeremiah,  mayor  of  Leeds  In  1784,  m.  Marv,  dau.  of  John 
Smeaton.  Esq..  who  buHt  the  Eddystone  lighthouse. 
Henry,  of  Brookefarm,  near  Liverpool,  in.  Catheiina- 
Towndey  Phunbe,  dau.  of  Thomas  Flumbe,  Esq..  and 
sister  of  Colonel  Phunbe  Tempest,  of  Tong  Hall,  in  Yorii- 
shire,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1819)  he  had  a  Jarge  family. 

Mr.  Dixon  d.  7  June,  1782,  aged  50,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoBN  Dixon,  Esq,  of  Glednow,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  27  June, 
1753,  colonel  of  the  1st  West  Tork  mUitia,  who  m.  13  July, 
1784,  Lydia,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  T.  Parker,  of  Astle,  co. 
Chester,  and  had  issue, 

HxNBT,  his  heir. 

John,  present  representative. 

Geoige,  late  capt.  in  the  3rd  guards,  6.  5  Aug.  1801,  m. 
Miss  M.-F-  Biddulph,  who  is  deceased. 

lydia.  Manr,  m.  to  George  Stone,  Esq. 

Jane,  m.  to  Oapt  Charles  Lofbus,  son  of  the  late  General 
LoAus. 

Anne,  m.  James  Kinnersley,  Esq.  of  Clough  Hall,  Staflbrd- 
shire,  and  is  deceased. 
Colonel  Dixon  d.  18  April,  1824,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Hbnbt  Dixon,  Esq.  of  Gledhow,  b.  19  Nov.  1794,  who 
m.  24  Dec.  1829,  Emma-Matilda,  nieoe  of  Sir  Robert  WU- 
mot,  of  Chaddesden,  near  Derby,  and  d.  «.  p.  8  Aug.  1838, 
when  be  was  «.  by  his  next  brother,  the  present  Jobn 
Dixon,  Esq.  of  Astle. 

Arm9-~Qu.,  a  fleuisle-lis,  or;  a  chief,  ermine. 
Oretl — ^A  demi-lion,  rampant,  arg. 
SitaU$^ln  the  counties  of  Tork  and  Chester. 
jSm^— AsUe  Hall,  near  Knutsford. 


DIXON  OF  PAGE  HALL. 

Dixon,  Willlui-Fredbriok,  Esq.  of  Page  Hall, 
00.  York,  J.P.,  b.  13  June,  1802;  m.  2  Sept.  1824, 
Anne,  dan.  of  Benjamin  and  Elizabeth  Newton,  of 
Sheffield,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WxLUAM-FaxDXBiOK,  6.  13  June,  18S6,  of  Biriey  House, 
00.  Tork. 

I.  Ann-Elizabeth*  n.  Jane-Newton. 

III.  Helen.  rv.  Mary-Susanna. 

V.  Maigoret-Newton.  n.  Sarah-Sophia. 

vn.  Fanny.  vin.  Lucy. 

HxttA^* — J  AXIS  Dixon,  Esq.  son  of  Samuel  Dixon. 
6.  87  Oct.  1737,  m.  26  Aug.  1764,  Hannah  Batherley,  and 
was  fttther  of 

James  Dixon,  Esq.,  b.  S7  Jan.  1776,  who  m.  1st,  25  Deo. 
1797,  Hannah  Cooper,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  March,  1806) 
had,  besides  two  other  children  who  d.  young,  an  only  sur- 
viving son, 

W^iLLiAM-FiiBDEBicx,  uow  of  Page  Hid& 

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Mr.  Dixon  m.  2ndly,  S3  Nov.  1806,  Anne,  (Uu.  of  Thomai 
Nowell,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had, 

James- WillLB,  m.  in  1836. 
Heuiy-Isaac,  m.  8  Aug.  1850.  Aune  WoolhouBe. 
Anuo-Nowill,  m.  1  Feb.  1828,  to  William  Faucitt 
Eliza,  iM.  to  Edmund  Menloye. 

Jmu— (granted  to  James  Dixon,  of  Page  Hall,  in  1849)  Per 
pale,  sa.  and  gu..  a  bend  between  two  roundles,  aig. ;  on  a 
€hief,  of  the  last,  a  rose  between  two  roundles,  gu. 

Ore*t—An  arm,  embowed,  habited,  ppr.,  cuflbd,  aig., 
ehaiged  with  five  pdlets,  the  hand,  ppr.,  holding  a  wreath. 

Motto— Vide  et  constantia. 

Seal— Pnge  Hall,  Sheffield,  co.  York. 


DIXON  OP  UNTHANK  HALL. 

Dixon,  Dixon,  Esq.  of  Unthank  Hall,  Northum- 
berland, J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  19  July,  1776;  m.  28  Nov. 
131(5,  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Smith,  Esq. 
of  Togston.  Mr.  Dixon,  eldest  son  of  the  late  Wil- 
liam Brown,  Esq.,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William  Dixon,  Esq.  of  Hawkwell,  assumed  the  sur- 
name of  Dixon,  at  the  decease  of  Colonel  Dixon, 
royal  artillery,  and  in  compliance  with  the  testa- 
mentary injunction  of  William  Dixon,  Esq.  of  (lower 
Street,  Bedford  Square.  He  served  the  office  of 
sheriff  for  Newcastle-npon-T^me  in  1802,  and  for 
Northumberland  in  1827. 


Motto — Sulves  rolson. 

fltol— Unthank  Hail,  Haltwhistle. 


DIXON  OF  KNELLS. 

Dixon,  John,  Esq.  of  Knells,  ca  Cumberland, 
J.P.,  high-sheriff  in  1888,  and  mayor  of  Carlisle  in 
1839  and  1840,  b,  26  Oct  1785 ;  «.  22  Nov.  1814, 
Maiy-Tirzah,  dau.  of  the  late  Captain  Stordy,  81st 
regt,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Pster-Jaicbs. 

II.  RobMl-Stordy,  9th  Lancers. 

m.  Bichard-Feiguaon,  d.  3  Nov.  1840. 

rr.  Oeoige-Hodgaon.  v.  William-Oiles,  d.  in  1880. 

I.  Maiy-Sarah,  d.  9  Fob.  1821. 

n.  Barah.  m.  to  Charlee-William  Thompaou,  son  of  CoL 

T.-Perronett  Thompeon. 
m.  Jane-Eleuior,  m.  to  Jau.eS'Bobert  Grant,  son  of  Sir 

James  Grant 
nr.  Mary-Tirtah,  d.  in  April,  1827. 

V.  Sisabeth,  d.  in  1824. 

VI.  Henrietta.  vii.  Maria-Rebecca,  d.  in  1888. 

%ilXtKQt* — ^Petee  Dixon,  Esq.,  son  of  John,  and  grand- 
son of  Christopher,  of  Edmond  Castle,  m.  2  Sept  1788, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Richard  Fexigusoii,  Esq.  of  Cariisle,  and  had 


JoHK,  now  of  Kndls,  as  above. 

Ricbord-Ferguson,  deceased. 

Peter,  m.  8arah-Rebeoea»  dau.  of  lieut-GenenJ  Clarke, 

E.I.C.8.,  and  has  issue,  Peter-Sydenham ;  Henry-Hall; 

F. -Clarke;   John;   Joseph;    Edward;   Sarsh-Rebeoca; 

Augusta-Jane ;  and  Catherine-Anne. 
Geoige,  m.  Mary,  Toungest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Jonathan 

Boucher,  vicar  of  Epsom,  Surr^. 
Robert,  deceased. 
Joseph,  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Wilson  Perry,  Esq.  of  Whitehaven, 

and  has  issue,  Peter- Wilson,  and  Joseph. 
Frances,  d.  wun.  in  1818.  Maiy,  d.  «mn.  in  1832. 

i4rm»— As.,  a  dove,  statant  ppr. ;  in  ohieC  two  bees,  volant, 
or ;  a  chief,  of  the  last,  thereon  three  pallets,  gu. 

Crat—ln  front  of  an  anchor,  in  bend  sinister,  sa.,  a  dexter 
cubit  arm  erect  ppr.,  in  the  hand  an  olive-branch,  also  ppr. 

Jfo<to— Peace. 

^Ml^KneUs,  near  CarUdt. 


DIXON  OF  HOLTON. 

Dixon,  Thomas-John,  Esq.  of  Holton,  co.  Lincoln, 
b,  2  June,  1785;  m.  10  July,  1827,  Mary- Ann,  dau. 
of  Richard  Boadley,  Esq.  This  gentleman,  who  is 
in  the  commission  of  the  peace,  and  a  deputy-lieut 
for  Lincolnshire,  is  son  of  the  late  William  Dixon, 
Esq.,  by  Amelia-Mai^aret  Parkinson  his  wife,  grand- 
son of  Thomas  Dixon,  Esq.,  by  Martha  his  wife,  and 
great-grandson  of  William  Dixon,  Esq.,  by  Rachael 
his  wife, 

Siut — Holton,  near  Caister. 


DOBBS  OF  CASTLE  DOBBS. 

DoBBS,  Con  way-Richard,  Esq.  of  Castle  Dobbf^ 
CO.  Antrim,  6.  1796;  to.  26  Aug.  1826,  Charlotte- 
Maria,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  William  Sinclair,  Esq^ 
of  Fort  William,  co.  Antrim,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Richard- Archibald-Conway,  d,  n  Feb.  1858.  aged  10. 

II.  Montagu -William-Edwabd,  b  28  Sept.  1844. 

I.  Olivia -Kichola,  m.  in  Nor.  1854,  to  James- Macaulay 
Higginson,  C.B.,  Governor  of  Mauritius. 

n.  Franoes-Millicent.  m.  Charlotte-Loulsa-Mary. 

rr.  Hoster-Alioe-Caroline,  m.  6  April,  1853,  to  Gerald- 
George,  only  son  of  Sir  G.-G.  Aylmer,  Bart.,  of  Dona- 
dea  Csstle,  oo.  Kildare. 

T.  Harriet-Sydney,  m.  28  Aug.  iSSOf,  to  Geoige,  Duke  of 
Manchester. 

Tt.  Nichola-Siisan.        vn.  MOUcent-QeoTgina-Montaga. 

firitUagt.— This  fionily  was  established  in  Ixelaod  Vf 
John  Dobbs,  who  aooompuiied  Sir  Henry  Dookwra  to  that 
country  in  1596.  and  was  subsequently  hSs  deputy  as  trea- 
surer for  Ulster,  This  John  Dobbs,  who  is  stated  to  harm 
been  grandson  of  Sir  Richard  Dobbs.  lordnoaayor  of  Londoa 
in  1551,  m.  Margaret,  only  child  of  John  Dahray,  of  B*^y- 
hill,  and  had  by  her  two  sons,  Poulk,  who  was  lost  with  his 
Csther,  in  returning  trom  England,  and  Hbkouus  Dobbs, 
who  «.  to  his  father's  property.  He  m.  Magdalen  West,  of 
Ballydugan,  oo.  Down,  and  left  an  only  son, 

Richard  Dobbs.  high-sheriff  of  the  county  of  Antrim  is 
1664,  who  m.  in  1655,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Brien  Williams,  Esq. 
of  Glints  Hall,  co.  Tork,  and  by  her  (with  three  daus., 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Jackson,  Esq. ;  Margaret,  m.  to  Francis 
Dobbs,  Esq.;  sad  Mary)  had  two  sons,  John,  who  was 
designed  for  the  ohuroh,  but  joining  the  sodely  of  Quakers, 
was  disinherited  by  his  father ;  snd  Riohabi>,  successor  to 
his  &ther.  Mr.  Dobbs  d.  in  1701,  leaving  his  estate  to  his 
yotuiger  son, 

RiOHAKD  Dobbs,  Esq.  of  Castletown,  6.  hi  1660,  who  m.  1st,. 
Mary.  dau.  of  Archibald  Stewart,  of  BoIIintoy,  and  had 
(wHh  two  daus.,  Jane,  m.  to  Edward  Briee,  Of  KUroot ;  and 
Elizabeth,  d.  unnt.)  three  sons,  1  Abtocr,  his  heir;  S 
Richard,  for  many  yean  an  oAoar  in  tha  navy,  subsequently 
entered  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  and  obtained  a  Mlowship ; 
he  m.  a  dau.  of  William  Toung,  and  relict  of  Comet 
M'Manus.  From  this  marriage  descended  the  late  Rev. 
Richard  Dobbs,  dean  of  Connor,  and  Francis  Dobbs^  Esq., 
barrister-at-law,  M.P.  in  the  Irish  parliament  far  Charie- 
mont,  1^10  m,  17  July,  1778,  Jane  Stewart,  of  Ballintoy. 
And  8  Marmaduke.  He  m.  2ndly,  Margaret  dqgston,  of 
Bel&st,  and  by  her  had  three  daus.,  Margaret,  m.  7  July, 
1729,  to  George  Speight;  Mary,  m.  to  Andrew  Boyd,  Esq. 
of  Ballymoney;  and  Ann-Helena,  m.  to  William  Ker,  Esq. 
ofBallymena.  This  gentleman  was  one  of  those  who  signed 
the  Antrim  Association  in  1688,  for  wliieh  hs  was  attainted 
by  King  Jambs'  parliament  the  following  year.  He  was 
high-sheiiff  of  the  county  of  Antrim  in  1604,  and  d.  in  1711. 
His  oldest  son  and  heir, 

Abthub  Dobbs.  Esq.,  6.  2  April,  168P,  high-sheriff  of  the 
ooimty  of  Antrim  in  1720,  and  for  many  years  M.P.  for 
Carriokfergus,  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  heir  of  Captain  Osborne, 
of  Timahoe,  co.  Kildard,  snd  relict  of  Captain  Nortnuy,  by 
whom  he  had  issue, 

CowwAT-RioHABn,  hls  heir. 

Edward-Brioe.  F^caaoia. 

Mary,  m.  to  Dean  Ryder. 

Mr.  Dobbs,  who  was  appointed  engineer  osd  surveyor-gsne- 
rsl  of  Ireland  by  Sir  Robert  Walpole,  was,  in  1T5S,  sent  out 
as  Governor  of  North  Gkroiina,  where  he  aoquired  largo 
possessions.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

CoNWAT-EiOHABD  DoBBS,  Bsq.  of  Csstls  Dobbs.  M.P.  fbr 
Carriokfergus,  snd  high-sheriff  ci  the  county  of  Antrim  in 
1752,  who  m,  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  AlftvaBdar  Stewart,  of 
Ballintoy,  and  by  her  (who  d.  10  Feb.  1766)  had  issue, 
BiOHABD,  Us  heir.  He  m.  2ndly,  Charity,  dau.  of  Robert 
Burrows,  Esq.  of  Kildare,  and  widow  of  Stephen  BSee,  of 
Mount  Rioe,  in  the  ssme  covnty,  by  Maiy  his  wife,  dau.  of 
John  O'Neill,  Esq.  of  Shanes  Castle,  oo.  Antrim,  and  by  her 
had  issue, 
Edward-Brice,  c^t.  in  the  army,  and  twice  mayor  of  Car- 

rickfergus,  d.  at  Castie  Dobbs,  Feb.  1803. 
Robert,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  1798,  W.  Bristow,  dau.  of  the 

Rev.  William  Bristow,  vicar  of  Bel&st.  and  d.  0  Dec.  1809. 

aged  88.  leaving  issue  one  son,  Willism-Cary  Dobbs.  who 

m.  Eleanor,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Inte  Henry  Wostropp,  Esq. 

of  Richmoud,  co.  Liraerick.  and  four  daus.,  viz .  Rose^ 

wife  of  William-Maun  sell  Rootros,  of  Vostersbero;  co.  Cork; 

Charity,  m.  to  John  M'Douuell,  Esq..  M.D.,  of  the  dty  of 


D  O  D 


D  O  D 


Dublin ;  PmneM- Ann,  m.  to  Richard  EUii,  oldost  son  of 
tha  lace  Richard  EUia,  Bsq.,  Master  in  Chancery ;  and 
Mary.  m.  to  Richard  Reeves,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Dublin. 
Rrancea,  nk  to  Bdward  Ckiyer,  Esq. 
Jfr.  Dobbs  d.  kx  Belikst,  11  April,  1811,  and  was  «.  by  bis 


RxcHABV  DoBBs,  Esq.  of  Castle  Dobbs,  who  m.  in  1792, 
Hichola,  dan.  of  Hiohael  Obins,  Esq.  of  Portadown,  by 
Niohola  his  wife.  2nd  dau.  of  Ri<^ard,  1st  Viscotint  Gooford, 
and  by  her  had  issue,  1  Coitwat-Riohabd,  prssent  repre- 
sentative; S  Archibald-Edward  (in.  in  India,  Miss  Chap- 
man, and  d.  April,  1838,  leaving  one  son,  Archibald - 
Edward);  8  Acheson;  1  Niohola;  2  Frances,  deceased;  and 
Z  OUvia,  atoo  deoeased.    Mr.  Dobbs  d.  in  Fob.  1840,  sged  87. 

ilniu— ^^narteriv:  1st  and  4th,  per  pale,  so.  and  xrg.,  a 
^levron,  engn^ed,  between  three  unicorns*  heads,  erased, 
all  oonnterchanged,  for  Dobbs:  2nd,  sa.,  three  lions,  posstint- 
guardont  (the  two  in -chief;  rencontrant),  or,  for  Dalwat; 
3rd,  per  cross,  arm.  and  as.,  a  cross,  or,  for  0«BOBirH. 

CnM — ^A  unioom*s  head,  erased,  urg. 

Motto—kxom  Dei  et  proximi  summa  beatitude. 

<S^u«— Osstle  Dobbs,  oo.  Antrink. 


DOD  OF  EDGE. 

DoD,  Chablottb,  of  Edge  Hall,  oa  Chester,  #.  her 
father  in  1829;  m.  20  Feb.  1834,  the  Her.  Joseph- 
Yateii  Cookson,  son  of  the  late  lieut-Oen.  Charles- 
Korrin  CookHon,  of  Kenton  House,  Devon.  Mr. 
Cookfton,  on  his  marriage,  took  by  royal  license  the 
surname  of  DoD. 

ILtnf  age* — ^HoTA,  son  of  Cadwgan  Dot,  the  founder  of 
ibis  &mily,  about  the  time  of  Hcnbt  11.,  having  m.  the 
dau.  and  heir  of  the  lord  of  Edge,  in  Cheshire,  obtained 
one-fcurth  of  that  manor,  and  settled  there.  The  name  of 
this  feudal  lord  is  not  ascertained,  but  the  prssumption  is 
that  he  was  the  son  of  Edwin,  a  Saxon  thane,  who  was 
allowed,  after  the  Norman  Conquest,  to  retain  possession  of 
hU  lands  at  Edge,  in  Cheshire. 

HovA  Don  had  two  sons ;  the  younger,  John,  of  Smith's 
rentrcy,  in  Broxton,  m.  Margery,  dan.  of  Hugh  Le  Byrd, 
of  Broxton ;  and  the  elder, 

Thomas  Dod,  of  Edge,  Ump.  Eowabd  III.,  m.  Mabell, 
dau.  of  David  Mere,  and  had  two  sons,  via.,  Thomas,  his 
heir;  and  John,  ancestor  of  the  Dons  of  Ctovtrley.  The 
«lder  son, 

Thomas  Dod,  of  Edge,  m.  Mary,  or  MatUda,  dan.  of 
David  Bird,  of  Broxton,  and  left  a  son  and  successor, 

David  Dox»,  of  Edge,  who  m.  Cecilia,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of 
William  da  Bickerton,  and  was  Dither  of 

Sot  AirraovT  Don,  of  Edge,  knighted  by  King  Hkhbt  on 
the  field  of  Agincourt.  He  </.  on  his  return  homewards, 
and  was  interred  in  the  eathedrsl  of  Canterbury.  His  son 
•  and  heir, 

Datid  Dod,  of  Edge,  was  one  of  the  Cheshire  gentlemen 
who  signed  the  supplication  to  Hbnbt  YI.  respecting  the 
liberties  of  the  Palatinate.    His  direct  male  descendant. 

Sib  Edward  Dod,  Baron  of  the  Exchequer  of  Chester,  m. 
Maigaret,  dan.  and  eventual  heir  of  Roger  Mainwaring, 
Esq.  of  Nantwich,  and  was  great-great-grsndfkther  of 

Thomas  Dod,  Esq.  of  Edge,  bapt.  6  July,  1688,  who  m.  at 
Chester  cathedral,  S8  June.  1748,  Rebeeca.  dau.  of  Crewe  of 
Crewe,  and  of  Holt,  in  the  oo.  of  Denbigh ;  and  by  her.  who 
tL  26  June,  1778,  had  Thomas-Crxwb,  his  heir ;  William ; 
Bebeooa,  wife  of  WilUam-Mostyn  Owen,  Esq.  of  Woodbouse, 
Salop ;  and  Anno-Sobieski,  of  Robert-Watkin  Wynne,  Esq. 
of  Flas  Newydd,  Denbighshire.  Mr.  Dod  d.  80  Deo.  1769, 
and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Thomas-Crbwb  Dod,  Esq.  of  Edge,  bapt  at  Malpas, 
11  July.  17M,  who  m.  90  Sept  1786,  Anne,  4th  dau.  of 
Ralph  Sneyd,  Esq.  of  Keele,  eo.  Stafford,  and  bad  issue, 

John-Anthony,  b.  in  1708,  d.  wm.  in  India,  in  1881. 

Chablottb,  heir  to  her  Cather.  Anne. 

Franoea-Bosamond,  m.  to  the  Rev.  P.  Parksr. 

Soby-Rabecca,  si.  to  H.-R.  Sneyd,  Esq. 
Mr.  Dod  d.  in  1827,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  dau^  Obab- 

LOTTB. 

i^rm*— Arg.,  on  a  fesse^  gn.,  between  two  cotises,  wavy, 
sa.,  three  creseents,  or. 
Crttt—A  serpent,  vert,  issuing  firom  and  pisroing  a  garb,  or. 
l/ioOo— In  oopia  cautus. 
Seol— Edge  Hall,  Cheshhne. 

DOD  OF  CLOVERLEY. 

Dod,  Johw -Whitehall,  Esq.  of  Cloverley,  oo. 
Salop,  M.P.,  6.  17  Sept  1797;  m.  l8t»  18  Not.  1822, 
803 


Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Qeorge  Allanson,  and  by 
her  (who  d  22  April,  1837)  has  an  only  son, 
Whitehall,  6.  2  Sept.  1828,  m.  24  Aug.  1862,  Emmar 

Matilda,  dau.  of  Lieut. -Oen.  Sir  Henry-M.  Vavasour, 

Bart 
Mr.  Dod  m.  2ndly,  1  July,  1841,  Anne-CaroUne,  daiu 
of  the  Venerable  Archdeacon  Wrangham. 

W,itltK[it, — ^This  is  a  branch  of  Don  €f  Sdgt, 

Thomas  Dod,  of  Edge,  living  in  the  time  of  Edwabd  HI., 
m.  Mabel,  dau.  of  David  Mere,  and  had  Thomas,  his  heir ; 
and  John.    The  younger  son, 

John  Dod,  living  temp.  Richard  II.,  m.  Johanna,  dau 
and  heir  of  John  Warren,  of  Ightfleld,  Salop,  and  was  «.  by 
his  son, 

Huoo  Dod,  who  m.  Agnes,  dau.  and  oo-helr  of  Roger  de 
Cloverley.  This  Hugo  was  living  in  the  14th  of  Hbnbt  IV., 
and  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  son, 

WiujAM  Dod,  of  Cloverley  or  GalverhaU,  living  in  the 
38rd  of  Hcnbt  VI.,  father  of 

John  Dod.  of  GalverhaU,  who  m.  Matilda,  dau.  of  Ludo- 
vioo  £3rton,  of  Eyton.  in  Shropshire,  and  was  i.  by  his  son, 

John  Dod,  Esq.  of  Chlverh:Ul,  living  in  the  16th  of 
Hbnbt  VII.,  who  m.  1st,  Alida,  dau.  of  Robert  Aston, 
Esq.  of  Tixhall,  co.  Stafford,  and  had  an  only  son,  John, 
his  suooessor.  He  ta.  2ndly,  Elisabeth  Egsrton,  and  by  her 
had  several  daits.    He  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  son, 

John  Dod,  Esq.  of  Calverhall.  who  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of 
John  Mainwaring,  Bsq.  of  Ightfleld,  and  had  issue.  Richard, 
who  d.  «.  j>.  in  1610 ;  Robert,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
John  Norwich,  of  Brampton,  and  had  a  son,  Charlbs, 
inheritor  after  his  grandfather ;  and  Jsne,  wife  of  J.-Cotton 
Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Shropshire.  Mr.  Dod  d.  in  the  21  st  of 
EuBABBTH,  and  the  representation  of  the  fiunily  devolved 
eventually  upon  (the  son  of  his  2nd  son)  hie  grandson, 

Chablbs  Dod,  Esq.  of  CalverhaU.  This  gentleman  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Robert  Lee,  Esq.  of  Brinfidd,  Berks,  and 
bad  a  niunerous  flunily,  of  whom, 

L  BOBBBT,  inherited  the  estates. 

II.  Charles,  living  in  Ireland  in  1687,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
John  King.  Esq.,  son  of  John,  bishop  of  Elphin,  and  had 
two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz., 

1  James,  who  m.  in  Ireland,  and  left  a  son, 

John  Dod,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  inheritor  of  the 
estates  from  his  kinswoman,  Cathkrinb  Kbrb. 

2  John,  who  also  m.  in  Ireland,  snd  left  a  son  and  dau., 
nam«ly, 

Charles,  of  Khigsfort,  co.  SUgo.  in  holy  orders,  m. 
Helen,  dau.  of  Uie  Rev.  Roger  Ford,  and  had  issue, 
John,  who  d.  9.p. 

Oliver^  holy  orders,  whose  sons,  Charles,  Thomas, 
snd  (Rev.)  Isaao,  d.  nmn.,  and  whose  other  son. 
Captain  Roger,  m.  and  d.  $.  p. 
Roger,  vicar  of  Drumlease,  6.  in  1732,  m.  Ist,  Sarah 
Kuig,  9.  p.,  and  2ndlv,  28  March,  1702,  Mtiigaret.* 
dau.  of  Matthew  Fhlbbs,  Esq.  of  Spurtown,  and 
had  an  onfy  son, 

Charles-Roger,  of  London,  h.  8   May.  1798,  w. 
20  Oct.  1814,  Jane-Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  John 
Baldwin,  Esq.  of  Cork,  and  d.  in  1856,  leaving 
issue,  Robert-Fhippe,  associate  of  King's  College, 
London ;  and  MaigatetJane. 
Josiah,  d.  itma. 
Thomas,  d.  unm. 
Judith   Dod,  who  ».  her  courin,   John   Dod,  the 
eventual  representative  of  the  fkmily. 
HL  John,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Rodulph  Allen,  Esq.  of  the 
county  of  Chester,  and  d.  in  1680. 

rr.  Oeoige.  m.  Maivaret,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Dugdale, 
Knt..  Qarter  king-oT-arms,  the  celebrated  genealogist. 
T.  WiUiam,  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  J.  Coppinger,  Esq. 
Ti.  Fhilip,  m.  Anna  Bowen. 

Charles  Dod  was  «.  al  his  decease,  in  1668,  by  his  eldest 
son, 

RoBBKT  Don,  Esq.  of  Chlverhall,  who  m.  iMey,  dan.  of 
Hiunphrey  Frodsham,  Esq.,  and  relict  of  Thomas  Oreaves, 
Esq.,  and  left  surviving  issue.  Cathbbinb,  wife  of  the  Hon. 
William  Kerr;  and  Mary,  of  Admiral  Sir  David  Mitchel. 
Mr.  Dod  d.  in  May,  1686,  and  was  i.  by  his  elder  surviving 
dan., 

Cathbbinb,  wife  of  the  Hon.  William  Kerr,  at  whose 
deeease  the  family  estates  devolved  upon  her  kinsman, 

John  Dod,  Esq.  (grandson  of  Charles  Dod,  who  settled  in 
Ireland,  and  his  wife  Elisabeth  KlugX  who  m.  his  cousin, 

•  This  lady  was  sister  lo  Doctor  Phibbs,  senior  fellow  of 
Trinity  ColL,Dublii\  aunttoWillinm  Holmes,  formerly  M.P. 
of  Gmiton  Street,  London,  and  cousin  to  the  Right  Hon.  Isaao 
liun^  ~ 


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D  O  H 

Jadeth,  dau.  of  hit  unde,  John  Dod.  and  hid  two  sons, 
BoBKRT.  hifl  heir ;  and  John,  who  left  issue  by  his  wife,  a 
dau.  of  Charles  Sandford.  Esq.  Mr.  Dod  d.  in  177«.  and  was 
i.  by  his  elder  son, 

RoBEBT  Don,  Esq.  of  aoveriey,  6.  in  1724,  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Broughton  Whitehall,  Esq.  of  Broughton,  in  the  co.  of 
Plint.  and  had  sevenJ  children.  He  d.  in  1801,  and  was  ». 
by  his  elder  son, 

Jomr  Dod,  Esq.  of  Cloverley,  b.  in  1768,  who  m.  1st,  in 
1776,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Pares,  Esq.  of  Leloeeter,  and 
•had  one  dau.  to  survive,  Mary-Anne,  who  m.  Samuel  Miles, 
•Esq.  of  Narborough,  in  Leicestershire,  and  d.  6  April,  1846. 
He  m.  2ndly,  22  Dec  1791,  Eleanor,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
John  Woodyeare,  Esq.  of  Crookhill.  oo.  York,  and  had  by 
her  (who  d.  2«  Sept.  1804)  JoHN-WmTraxLL.  M.P.  now  of 
Cloverley;  Charles-Broughton,  who  d,  in  1826;  and  Eleanor. 
Mr.  Dod  d.  in  1806. 
Armt—Arg.,  a  fesse,  gu.  between  two  ootises,  wavy,  sa. 
Ci-eiC— A  serpent,  vert,  issuing  from  and  piercing  a  garb,  or. 
Scat — Cloverley,  Shropshire. 


DODWELL  OF  GLENMORE, 

DoDWELL,  Jabie8-Crofton,  Esq.  of  Shankill  House, 
CO.  Dublin,  and  Qlenmore,  co.  Sligo,  J. P.,  b.  6  Sept. 
1804;  m.  2  Sept.  1830,  Jane-Isabella,  daii.  of  J.-V. 
Fowler,  Esq.  of  Shankill  House,  co.  Dublin,  l^  Jane 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Matthew  Bussy,  Esq.  of  Cam,  and 
has  issue,  "^ . 

L  BooBR,  6.  20  Deo.  1831,  m.  28  Deo.  1862,  Letitia-C.,  dau. 
of  Villiers-Bussy  Fowler,  Esq. 

I.  Jane-Bussy.  u.  Marianne. 

III.  Catherine-Crofton. 

^int&Qt* — ^The  Dodwell  fiunily  settled  at  Tanragoa,  co. 
Sligo,  about  the  year  1690.  Oborob  Dodwsix,  the  first 
settler,  m.  the  6tM.  of  Col.  Watson,  of  Knocknarea.  His 
eldest  son,  Geoige,  and  his  kinsman.  Watson,  being  drowned 
on  a  sea-party  of  pleasure,  near  Taniagoa,  Col.  Watson's 
estate  was  inherited  by  his  kinsman.  Col.  Smith,  and  Dod- 
woll's  fell  to  his  2nd  son,  Edward,  whose  son,  Edward,  m. 
the  dau.  of  Jones  of  Banada,  and  by  her  was  father  of 
HooBR ;  Edward  *  Michael ;  and  James.  Roger  Dodwell, 
the  eldest  son.  was  m.  to  Elizabeth  Ormsby,  of  Rathlee,  co. 
Sli^,  and  had  one  son, 

Matthew  Dodwell,  Esq.  of  Tanrngoa,  6.  1744,  who  m. 
1770,  Catherine,  sister  of  Malby  Crofton,  Esq.  of  Longford 
House,  CO.  Sligo,  and  d.  in  1811,  leaving  a  son, 

BoosR  Dodwell,  Esq.  of  Ratlidooney,  6.  1778,  who  m. 
20  June,  1796,  Jane,  dau.  of  Humphrey  Thomson,  Esq.  of 
Rathdooney,  by  Mary  Dodwell  his  wife,  and  d,  1820,  leaving 
Issue, 

Jambs-Crofton.  now  of  Olenmore. 

Humphrey,  d.  1810.  Roger,  d.  1882. 

Mary- Anne,  m.  to  Ormsby  RuUedge,  Esq.  of  Greenwood 
Cottage,  CO.  Sligo. 

Cathenne-Crofton. 

Isabella-Thomson,  la.  to  John-K.  Thompson,  Esq.  of 
Andrewsna,  oo.  Sligo. 

Armp—Arg.,  two  bars,  per  pale,  as.  and  gu. ;  in  ohief^ 
three  pellets. 
Crttt—A  demi-lion,  arg.,  pellett^  armed  and  langued,  as. 
i8eat«— Shankill  Houses  oo.  Dublin ;  Glenmore,  co.  Sligo. 


D  0  H 

St.  Leger,  lord-deputy.    He  d,  in  1666,  leaving,  by  »«•  ^ 
^cTX.  of  Manus  O'Donnell.  lord  ef  Tirconnell,  an  eldert 

"srJOHK'OOE    0'DO0H«.TT,     Kut.,    loM    ^^^^^^ 

Inishowen,  knighted   in   May.   1686,  who   m.    BJ««J>?*^ 
^dTZ:  of  sS  Owen  MacToole  MacSwing.  Knt.  and  had 

C^  fSir),  Knt.,  Lord  of  Inishow«m,  efM^in  tje  cWl 
^ee  of  the  time,  and  eventuaUy  d«{«^,  *?f.  Jj?' 
byTe  Siglish,  in  1610,  having  hai  no  is^  by  Wb  wWj^ 
the   HonTliSy.  ^^  <>'  Christopher,  4th  Lord  Got- 
manston.  Ti/»ri«. 

John,  of  whose  line  we  treat.  «7?SSwr«mn«L 

n^m  1st.  to  the  Hon.  Calfar  O'Donnell,  of^ffiirscono^ 
^n)?na«a,  n^hew  of  the  1st  Bari  of  Tyr^nuc^.^d 
S:dly    tTlSuwlie  O'Neill,  general  and  oommander-in- 
chief  of  the  Ir&h  army  in  1641. 
Mwgawt,  w.  to  Hugh  Oge  O'Hanlon. 

■^•o^^O^^HERTY,  of  Londonderry,  ia  in  1«>2,  Bli^beU^ 
eldest  dau.  of  Patrick  O'Cshane.  Esq.  of  Londonderry.  ««l 

^  T^  of  Derry,  who,  by  Rose  his  wife,  had  two  di«s. 
'aid^heirvS..  Rose,  L  to.  Roger  Lyndon,  of  Ojrrick- 


DOHERTY,  OR  O'DOCHEBTY,  OF  INISHOWEN. 

fLixUK^t* — ^The  surname  of  O'Docharty.  or  Doherty,  Is 
derived  from  Dochartaoh,  Lord  and  Prince  of  Inishowen, 
oo.  Donegal,  son  and  heir  of  Maomoal,  of  Inishowen,  and 
grandson  of  Flanan,  Lord  of  Inishowen,  who  was  3rd  son 
of  Cean  Faola,  Prince  of  Tire  Connell.  now  the  county  of 
Donegal,  and  12th  in  lineal  descent  fh>m  Conal  Gulban,  7th 
son  of  NiAL  the  &rtat,  also  called  Klill  qf  the  Nine 
jHoHage$.  This  Dochartach  was  direct  ancestor  of  the 
O'Docherty's,  chiefs  of  Inishowen,  whose  representative 

Sir  John  Mor  01)ooherty,  of  Inishowen,  submitted  to 
the  English,  and  was  knighted,  8  Dec.  1641,  by  Sir  Arthur 

*  Edward  Dodwbli^  of  Chafibool.  the  2nd  son  of  Edward, 
of  Tanragoa,  and  Miss  Jones,  of  Banada,  m.  Barbara  Blme, 
of  Cregg,  oo.  Sligo,  and  was  father  of  George  (who  was  high- 
sheriflrand  obtained  the  fVeedom  of  eveirport  in  the  Briclsh 
dominions,  for  some  plans  he  drew  of  Dublin  and  other 
harbours) :  he  d.  without  issue.  Their  eldest  dau.  was  m.  to 
Humphrey  Thompson,  of  Rrithdooney,  nnd  their  dau..  Jane, 
was  m.  to  Roger  Dodwell,  who  was  father  to  the  present 
^untes-Crofton  Dodwell. 
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Bsqrof  donconick,  co.  Leitrim,  and  d.  in  1643,  and  had 

1  rlhir  d  in  1714  aged  74.  having  had.  by  Bridget  hU 

^^dat  of  Mii;sVReaiy,  Esq  of  Drum.  ~;.C»;*^ 

WdM  a  dau  .  Mary,  and  an  elder  son.  Calu^  who 

d^  T  Another  ^Eugene,  who  w  Maigaret.  <W  of 

H^"(?CaSidy.  Ekq.  6f  Louth,  M.D.,  and  waa  father 

^     JrfjXa  ^^herty/Bsq.  of  Newtown,  co.  Leitrim. 

^       and  a.  in  1762,  leaving  tvro  sons, 

of  Baillieborough,  co.  Cavan.  who  m.  J^«.  2n4 

^or  ««me      ^         of  Graignes^  <fv,^^ 

t  his  deceSe  (lis  will  was  dated  6  Feb. 

oved  27  Nov.  1790)  three  sons,  Heniy: 

'  nton-DiUon,  whose  line  is  extinct^ 

ders,  D.D.,  Catholic  rector  of  Tnm, 


Ca^ 
Ow«  , 
dau.  < 

and  left  i 
1783,  and  i^ 
John ;  and  < 


Henry,  in  holy  c^^^^^ted  guaidiau  to  his  nephews, 

and  vicar-general.  Jlg^^  ypain  in  1790. 

and  retired  with  their     ^    isXifniy  dau.  of  Terence 

2  Eugene,  of  Inishowen^^jj^^,^^  ^o.  Donegal,  and  had 

MacSwing,  Esq.  of  Rindiub^^Qir 

(with  other  issue)  a  son  ani^^^^jj^gll  Y^  ,^0.   was 

Bdmond,  wha  by  Rose  Ml^Bq.,  6.  in  1726,  who  », 

father  of  Anthony  DQherty,^6nndflrry.  and  ristor  of 

Eleanor  Maodonagh,  of  Lonomijad  a  son,   Bdwanl, 

Peter  Macdouagh,  Esq.,  and  ^e,  was  father  of  the 

who.  by  Isabella  Walker  his  wiJl£ity  of  Dublin,  Q.C., 

late  Jambs  DoHERTT.EsO;^  of  the  (&oyce^  Bsq.  of  00. 

who  m,  Eliza,  dau.  of  Edward  J^^hen  thiB  branch 

Galv^ay,  and  d.  «.  j>.  in  Dec  1862,  xT 

became  extinct. 

III.  William,  of  whom  we  treat. 

The  8rd  son,  ^n^  Mary.  2nd 

William  ODoohrrtt,  Esq.  of  Inishowen,  «^  ^q  only  00a 

dau.  of  Hugh  Oge  O'Hanlon,  and  was  father  o, 

and  heir, 

John  ODochbrtt.  Esq.,  sometime  of  Ii 
was  the  first  to  establish  the  family  in  the  co.  of 
He  m.  Sidney,  dau.  of  William  Lathum,  Esq.  of 
00.  Donegal,  and  sister  of  Barbara  Lalhum,  will 
Right  Rev.  Edward  Synge,  D.D.,  bishop  of  Cork 
and  Ross,  and  d.  in  1679,  whUe  on  a  visit  to  the 
Ireland,  having  had  issue,  ^Iral  of 

John,  in  holy  orders,  M.A..  precentor  of  the  cathettEKTov^i 
Cashel.  d.  wim. ;  his  will,  dated  6  May,  1714,  was 
at  Cashel  26  July,  1716. 

Lathum.  of  Dublin,  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  Archibald  Rii 
son,  Esq.,  and  had  a  son,  Richardson,  who  d.  tmm. 
Jambs,  of  whose  hne  we  treat 
Dise-Synge.  Sydney.  Samae 

Bridget,  m.  to  Michel  Svmes.  Esq.  of  Wexford. 
Barbara,  m.  to  James  Hawkins,  fisq.  of  Dublin. 
Anne,  m.  to  —  Wilson,  Esq. 

John  b'Docherty's  widow  dropt  the  O*,  and  educated 
children  in  the  principles  of  the  Church  of  England.     ' 
Srdson, 

James  Dohertt,  Esq.  of  Oldtown,  co.  Tipperary,  had 
Frances  his  wife,  dau.  of  George  Matbew,  Esq.  of  Thurlij 
00.  Tipperary,  anoestor  of  the  Earls  of  TJandaff, 


I.  Jambs,  of  whom  presently. 

II.  Nicholas,  of  Outrath.  co.  Tipperary,  whose  win  -wa 
proved  12  Feb.  1765.    He  m.  ana  nad  issue, 

1  Edward,  d.  «.  p..  v.  p. 

2  John,  of  Outrath,  m.  a  dau.  of  James  Murrough,  j 
of  Ril worth,  co.  Cork,  nnd  had  thruesons.  vix.,  Edmunl 
of  Outrath,  and  afterwards  of  Long  Orchard,  co.  Ti| 
peraiy;  Joh^  of  Outrath,  and  now  of  Cashd^  capt.  j 


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the  army,  m.  Min  Lynch,  of  Oalway :  and  Nicholas*  of 
Ballydruid,  co.  Tipperary,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Bobert  Keatinge,  Esq.  of  Ballydruid,  and  has  iBsua, 
Nicholaa,  of  Lough  Kent^  co.  Tipperary. 
Bobort,  of  Ballydruid. 
Anne.  m.  let,  to   DeniB^ames  O'Heagher,  Esq.  of 

Kilmoyler,  co  Tipperary,  and  2nd^,  to  John  Orogan, 

Baq.  of  Umerick. 
Charlotte. 
Maria,  m.  in  1838.  to  Christopher  Shea»  Esq  of  Cappo- 

quin,  00.  Waterford,  M.D. 


Z  Thomas,  of  Moortown,  co.  Tlpperaiy,  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  John  Culien,  Esq.  of  Boulick,  oo.  Tipperary,  and 
had  issue,  William,  of  Lisbon,  d.  «.  p. ;  Nicholas,  capt. 


in  the  Austrian  service,  d.  «.  p. ;  two  other  sons,  and 
three  daus..  Bridget ;  Alice,  m.  to  John  Lalor,  Esq.  of 
Long  Orchard,  co.  Tippenury :  and  Margaret. 
L  Bridget,  m.  to  James  Lalor,  Esq.  of  Thurles. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir. 

Jambs  Dohcbtt,  Esq.  of  Kedragh,  oo.  Tipperary,  m. 
Honora,  dau.  of  Theobald  Butler,  Esq.  o(  Orange,  and  of 
BallyoarnMi,  ea  Tipperary,  and  had  issue, 

L  RiCBABO,  his  heir.  n.  Chariei^  of  Kedrsgh.  d.  $.  p. 

ni.  Edmund,  of  Mount  BnIil^  co.  ^pperary,  m.  a  dau.  of 
Charles  Msgrath,  Esq.  of  Limerick,  and  had  issue. 


1  Chariea,  of  Killemley.  co.  TIpperarv,  lieut.  8Snd  rsfft., 
SI.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Edward  Qmnlan,  Esq.  of  Tip- 
perary, but  d. «.  p. 


1  Mary,  m.  to  Henry  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Bowen's  Court,  oo. 
Cork. 
Three  other  daus. 

Ths  eldest  0on  and  heir, 

RiOHABD  DoHE3tTT,  Bsq.  of  Sulrbank,  and  sometime  of 
Kedragh,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Leonard  Keatinge,  Esq.  of 
Knockagh,  oo.  Tipperary,  and  had  issue, 

James,  of  Kedragh,  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Richard  Lock- 
wood,  E«q.  of  IndaTille,  Cashd,  co.  Tipperary,  and  d.  in 
1819,  having  had  issuer  James,  d.  «.  p.,  v.  p. ;  Richard,  d. 
num.,  v.p. ;  and  Catherine,  m,  to  Ric&ud,  son  of  Edward 
WaUsr,  Bsq.  of  Castle  Waller,  co.  Limerick. 

Richard,  lieut. -coL  18th  Royal  Irish  regt.  of  foot,  m.  in 
1792,  Dorothea,  dau.  of  James  Dennahy,  Bsq.  of  Cork, 
and  had  sm  only  child,  Caroline,  who  d.  wnm, 

Lk>nabd,  of  whom  presently. 

John,  capt.  19th  regt.,  lost  at  sea,  unm. 

Charles,  an  offioer  in  the  army,  kiUed  inaction,  in  America, 
a  p. 

Edward,  lieut.  in  the  army,  d.  i.  p. 

Margaret,  m.  14  July,  1779,  to  William  Carroll,  Bsq.  of 
Cahir,  oo.  Th>perarr,  M.D. 

Mary,  m.  to  James  Butler,  Esq.  of  Eiloommon. 

Honors,  and  >^  -_^ 

Catherine.      ;«•*•**»• 

TbsSrdson, 

Lbovabx>  Dohhbtt,  Esq.  of  Coolmoyne,  oo.  Tipperary,  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  Roger  Scully,  Esq.  of  Cashel,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  June,  183«)  had  iBsne, 

RiOHAAD  (8irX  Knt,  mi^or-gen.  in  the  army,  late  inspect- 
ing Field-oQioer  of  the  London  district,  and  superintendent 
of  the  rseruiting  department,  and  now  commanding  the 
troops  on  the  Jamaica  station,  present  repreeentatiTe  of 
the  fiamily.  m.  8  July,  1845,  Rachel-Sophia,  dau.  of 
Jonathan-Anderson  Ludford.  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Warwick 
Psric,  Jamaica  (of  the  ancient  Warwickshire  fiunily  of 
LudfordX  and  reUet  of  OUbert  Munro,  Esq.  of  the  island 
of  St.  viueent  Lady  Doherty  d.  deeply  lamented,  in 
Feb.  1868.  ^  ^  Kv 

Roger,  d.  young.  Leonard,  of  Dublin,  d.  «.  p.  in  1837. 

Theobald,  cmpt.  40th  regt,  served  in  the  Peninsular  war, 
M.  Margaret,  dau.  of  William  Carroll,  Esq.  of  Cahir,  M.D. 

Charles,  d.  wm.  in  1890. 

Anne.  Maiy. 

Mr.  Doherty  d.  at  Cashel  in  AprU.  1888. 

.^Inas— Quaneily:  1st  and  4th,  sig.,  a  stsg  at  tall  speed, 
gtt. ;  on  a  chieC  vert,  three  mullets,  of  the  first ;  2nd  and 
3rd,  arg.,  a  chevron,  engrailed,  between  Uuree  trefoils,  vert. 

Omt9  1st,  a  greyhound,  oourant,  holding  in  the  mouth  a 
oonev,  all  ppr.:  2nd,  a  naked  hand,  cou^Md  at  the  wrist, 
holding  a  sword,  ppr.,  hilt  and  pommel,  or. 


DOLLING  OF  MAGHERALIN. 

DoLLDio,  RoBEBT-HoLBEACH,  Esq.  of  Magherelin, 
CO.  Down,  J.P.,  barriater-atrlaw,  6.  13  Feb.  1809;  to. 
22  Jan.  1842,  Eliza,  3rd  dau.  of  the  late  Joaias- 
Da  Pr^  Alexander,  Esq.,  M.P.,  nephew  of  James, 
Earl  of  Caledon,  and  has  iaaue, 

r-WiLUAM-RATTOLim,  6.  10  F^b.  1851. 


L  Mary-Bmma-Rattdiffe.  n.  Elise-Ann-RattcUffe. 

m.  Adebdde-Harrlei-Ratteliffe. 
IT.  Oeraldine-BouTerie-Rattdilfo. 
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v.  Nina-CaroUne-Rattdiffe. 
Ti.  Joaephine-Maud-BattclifTe. 
vn.  Ulrica-Douglass-Battcliffe. 

W^inttifit.—'Thia  family  is  of  andent  French  extraction. 
About  the  year  1680,  a  younger  son  of  the  Count  Dolling, 
of  the  Tillage  of  DolUng,  near  Toulouse,  having  embraced 
Huguenot  opinions,  is  stated  to  have  fled  to  England,  and 
settled  in  the  Isle  of  Purbeck,  where  he  was  living  in  1013. 
His  descendant, 

RoBBBT  DoLUNG,  Esq.,  left  the  Isle  of  Purbeck,  and 
established  himself  in  London.  By  Mary  his  wife  he  had  an 
only  son. 

Jambs  Doluxo,  Esq.  of  London,  who  m.  Mary,  only  child 
and  heiress  of  the  Hon.  J.  Ratdiffe,  of  Stockport,  oo.  Ches- 
ter, and  Hatton  Oarden,  London,  cousin-gorman  of  the  111- 
taJt9d  Earl  of  Derwentwater,  and  kit,  with  one  dau.,  Mary- 
Batoliffe,  an  only  son, 

Thb  Rby.  Robxst-Ratouiti  Dolliko,  reetor  of  Tilsoy, 
Surrey,  vicar  of  Aldenham,  Herts,  and  rector  of  Bolnhurst, 
Bedfordshire,  J.P.  for  Herts,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Paul 
Saunders,  Esq.  (which  lady  m.  2ndly,  in  1815,  Sir  R.  Dun- 
das,  a  Swedish  nobleman),  and  had  issue, 

BouoHBT-WiLUAM,  lato  of  Maghcralln. 

John,  d.  at  Westminster  College. 

Robwt,  d.  young. 

James-Adsims,  capt.  in  the  58th  foot,  killed  in  Egypt, 
leaving  bv  his  wife,  Frances,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Bond, 
a  son,  Robert-James,  in  holy  orders. 

Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Tomldnaon,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thx  Rav.  BouoBKT-WiLUAM  DoLUira,  of  Maghei'alin,  oo. 
Down,  b.  8  June,  1783 ;  m.  S8  July,  1806,  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Short,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

RoBBRT-HoLBBAOH,  now  of  Magheraliu. 

Mary-Ratdiflb^  m.  to  Jaibes-Tnomas  Bolton,  Esq.  of  The 
Elms. 

Emily-Jane-Saunders,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Thomas  Hassard, 
Montgomeiy. 

The  Bev.  Mr.  Dolling  was  formerly  fellow  of  Exeter  College, 
Oxford,  and  rector  of  Msgheralin,  and  precentor  of  Dro- 
more.    He  d.  18  Jan.  1868. 

Seat— Edenmore,  Msgheralin,  co.  Down. 


DOLPHIN  OF  TUROE. 

Dolphin,  Ouybr,  Esq.  of  Turoe,  co.  Oalway,  b.  in 
1805 ;  TO.  13  April,  1842,  Mary,  dau.  of  Andrew 
Browne,  Esq.  of  Movilla,  co.  G&Uway,  by  his  wife 
Mary,  sister  of  Maurice  Blake,  Esq.  of  Ballinafad, 
CO.  Mayo,  and  has, 

I.  Anbbbw,  6.  in  1846. 

n.  Oliver,  6.  in  1850.  m.  Hubert-Peter,  6.  in  1868. 

I.  Mary.  ix.  Monica.  in.  Henrietta. 

%itltA^» — A  baron  of  this  name,  who  accompanied 
WiLUAX  the  Conqueror  to  England,  got  possession  of  ttie 
district  on  which  Carlisle  now  stands.  Wiluam  the  Con- 
queror, on  his  return  from  the  invasion  of  Scotland,  liking 
the  situation,  ordered  his  barons  to  fortify  it,  which  was 
accordingly  done.  It  appears  that  the  succeeding  monarch, 
Wiluam  II.,  was  so  pleased  with  the  situation,  that  he 
expelled  Dolphin,  then  lord  of  the  district  (1002),  peopled  it 
with  a  cokmy  fh>m  the  south  of  England,  and  built  a  castle 
for  their  protection.  One  of  the  grandsons  of  the  expelled 
Dolphin  is  stated  to  have  gone  to  Ireland,  and  to  have  been 
amongst  the  first  d  the  Anglo-Norman  invaders  who  settled 
in  Connaught ;  certain  it  is  that  by  andent  records,  and  other 
authorities,  we  find  that  the  Dolphins  have  continued  to 
redde  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  their  present  seat,  Turoe, 
for  nearly  six  hundred  years.  To  Thomas  Dolphin,  the  son  of 
John  of  Ooiilbully  (which  ac^oins  TuroeX  were  granted  the 
customs  of  Oalway,  by  letters-patent  IVom  Edward  II., 
bearing  date  4th  May,  1307.  The  Dolphin  family  suffered 
much,  in  1460,  by  the  war  between  Mac  William  Bourke 
ntsRickard,  Ac.,  and  danricarde.  It  is  stated  in  the  annals 
of  Ireland,  that  Mac  WilUam  Bourke  FiuRickaid.  and  his 
slliee,  laid  waste  the  country  as  far  asLoughrea,  and  on  their 
return,  entered  the  parishes  of  the  Dolphins,  burning  and 
deetroying  everything  that  came  within  thdr  reach,  parti- 
cularly about  Tulluban,  which  then  belonged  to  the  Dolphin 
family. 

In  1586,  Redmond  Dolphin,  of  Rathreddy,  as  chief  of  his 
name,  entered,  with  other  chieftains  of  Connaught,  into  a 
coropodtion  with  Sir  John  Peirot,  on  the  part  of  Queen 
Euzabbth,  for  his  property  and  that  of  other  members  of 
hisfamUy. 


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By  an  inqufoiUon  taken  on  the  19th  September,  1617,  it 
waa  found  that  the  following  members  of  the  D.ilphin 
family  were  aeiaed  in  fee  of  their  respeotire  demesnes  and 
pther  lands,  Tia. :  Redmond  Dolphin,  of  Bathreddy ;  James 
Dolphin,  of  Bhanvallynamigardagh;  William  Beogh  Dolphin, 
of  Caherduff;  Redmond  Dolphin  FitsPatrick,  of  Garinarged; 
Redmond -Oge  Dolphin,  of  Bnickloonmore ;  William-Oge 
Dolphin,  of  Turoe,  waa  seised  in  fee  of  Turoe  and  other 
lands ;  and  Walter  and  Edmond  were  seised  in  fee  of  half 
earirons,  in  Turoe.  By  lett«r»i)atent,  dated  at  Dublin, 
27th  March,  1010,  all  the  several  lands  above  redted  were 
granted  to  said  several  proprietors  and  to  their  hdrs,  to 
hold  the  same,  as  of  his  Kf^jeaty's  oastla  of  Athkme,  by 
knight's  service. 

During  the  Civil  Wan,  the  Dolphins,  in  common  with 
most  of  the  Roman  Oatholic  Camiliea  in  Connaught,  sua- 
tslned  great  losses  by  confiscations  and  forfeitures,  which 
paused  many  members  of  the  family  to  emigrate ;  however, 

HuBAT  Dolphin,  living  at  Ooulbully  in  1091,  preferred 
remaining  in  his  native  country,  in  th»  hope  of  preserving 
some  of  their  property;  he  m.  Ut»  Sarah-M.  Burke,  of 
Derryhoyle,  by  wl\om  he  had, 

JoRV,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  a  dernrman  at  Eaker  convent. 

Celia,  m.  to  •>  MoHugo,  of  BaUybrodough. 
Mr.  Hnbert  Dolphin  m.  2ndly,  Miss  Deane,  by  whom  he  had, 

Dominiok,  m.  Miss  Daly,  of  Benmore. 

Alban,  who  m.  and  left  a  Ctmily. 
The  elder  son  and  successor, 

JoHV  DoLPBiM,  Esq.  of  QoulbuUy  and  Txiro^  m.  Mary 
Oeogh^^an,  of  Westmeath,  and  had  issue, 

HuBKBT,  his  heir.  Henry. 

John,  a  olergvman  at  Baker. 

Sarah,  m.  to  M.  Lennon. 

Helen,  m.  to  Rickard  Burke,  of  ArranvUla. 

The  eldest  son, 

Hubert  Dolphiv,  Esq.,  m.  Helen,  dau.  of  Martin  of 
Baheen,  of  the  Tullira  fkmily,  and  had  isaue, 

I.  John,  his  heir. 

II.  Oliver,  of  Loughrea,  m.  in  1770^  Maigaret-Helen,  diui. 
of  Lewis  Collin,  of  Dublin,  and  d,  in  1805,  leaving  four 
sons, 

1  Hubbbt-Thomas,  his  hefar,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  suc- 
cessor to  his  uncle.  • 
S  Anthony,  d,  unm. 

9  Paul,  of  Loughrea*  m*  Miss  Burke,  of  ^ring  Garden. 
4  Henry,  of  Loughrea,  m.  Ist^  a  dau.  or  PiOTce  Blake, 
Esq.  of  Holly  Park,  co.  Oalway,  and  2ndly.  Miss  8ke- 
rett^  of  the  BallindufT  fi&mily;  by  the  ftnrmer  he  had 
issue.  Pierce,  his  heir ;  Anthony ;  and  Anne, 
m.  Heniy,  d.  unm. 

IT.  Thomas,  who  entered  the  Spanish  service,  and  m.  a 
Mexican  lady. 

I.  Margaret,  m.  to  Domlniek  Burke,  Beq.  of  KiUymor  Oastle. 
The  eldest  son, 

John  Dolphin,  Eeq.  of  Turoe,  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  John 
Burke,  of  St.  Clerans,  and  had  daughters  only, 

Jane,  a  nun  in  the  convent  of  Loui^irea. 

Mais^uret,  m.  in  1790.  to  John  Browne,,  Esq,  of  Mc^yne,  and 
was  mother  of  the  present  Michael  -  J.  Browne^  Esq.  of 
Moyne ;  Anne  Browne ;  and  the  late  Lady  ffrench. 

Anne,  a  nun  in  the  convent  of  Loufl^urea. 

Celia,  m.  to  John  McDonnell,  of  Carnaoon,  and  was  mother 
of  the  late  Joseph  McDonnell;  the  present  Mrs.  Cheevers, 
of  Killyan;  and  Mrs.  O'Connor,  of  Miltown. 

Eleanor,  «».  to  the  late  Thomas  Redington,  of  i^ehiU, 
and  was  mother  of  the  present  Mrs.  Roohe^  of  I^ehill; 
Mrs.  Bodkin,  of  Aunagh :  Miss  Redington,  a  nun  in  Lough- 
rea ;  and  the  late  Mrs.  Balfe,  of  South  Park. 

BaUy,  m.  to  Michael  Balfe,  Esq.  of  South  Park,  and  had 
an  only  child,  the  wife  of  J. -J.  Murphy,  Esq.,  a  Master  in 
Chanoeiy. 

Eliaabeth,  m,  to  Edmond  Balfe,  of  Marlborough-street ; 
mother  of  the  present  Nicholas  Balfe,  Esq. :  Mrs.  Netter* 
viUe;  and  theUto  Mrs.  Teitch. 

Mr.  John  Dolphin  dying  without  male  issue,  was  «.  by  Ub 
nephew, 

Hubzbt-Thomas  Dolphin,  Esq.  of  Turoe.    He  m,  in  1804, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Peter  Orehan,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  by  his  wife  Mary, 
dau.  of  Stephen  Boohe,  Esq.  of  Limerick  and  of  Granagh 
Castle,  CO.  Kilkenny,  and  had, 
Olitbb,  his  heir  and  present  proprietor. 
Peter-Hubert*  who  m,  in  1852,  Antoinette,  dau.  of  Peter 
MoBvoy,  Esq.  of  Great  Cumberland  Place,  and  Wimble- 
don, Surrey. 

Margaret,  m.  to  James  Daly,  Esq.  of  Castle  Dalv,  in  the 
county  Qalway,  a  magistrate  for  that  county,  for  wkich 
he  was  high-sheriff  in  1853. 

Annastasia  and  Lucy,  both  nuns  in  the  Carmelite  convent 
of  Loughrea. 
Anne,  «.  to  Peter  Daly,  Esq.  of  Daly's  Grove,  in  the  county 
806 


Oalway,  a  magistrate  for  that  county,  and  brother  to 
James  Daly,  of  Castle  Daly,  Esq. 

Heleu,  a  nun  in  Westport.         Lucy,  a  nun.         Monica. 
Mr.  Dolphin  d.  in  18S9. 

Amu — As.,  three  d<dphins,  naiant,  ppr. 
Crtit — ^A  dolphm,  sahent,  pnr. 
Jfotto— Firmum  in  vita  nihil. 
iSeat— Turoe,  Loughrea^  co.  Gahray. 


DOLPHIN  OF  CORK. 

Dolphin,  Eiolt- Frances -Hestkr,  of  Corr,  co. 
Galway,  $,  at  the  decease  of  her  father,  May,  1854. 

Eineai^e.— This  is  another  line  of  the  Dolphin  family, 
claiming  to  be  the  chief. 

Rbdmond  Dolphin,  brother  of  William  Dolphin,  of  Turoe, 
CO.  Galway,  was  Cather  of 

Redmond  Oob,  of  Bruckloonmore,  who  was  eonflraed  in 
the  possession  of  his  property  by  patents  fh>m  Jambs  I., 
27  March,  1619.  His  property  waa  confiscated.  Redmond's 
grandson, 

Rbdmohd  Dolvhut,  of  Creggan  (the  old  name  of  Ccn), 
living  there  in  1091  and  subsequently,  was  ilather  of 

Rbdmohd  Dolpbxh,  of  Corr,  who  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Rbdmohd  Dolphin,  of  Corr,  J. P.,  who  filled  the  oflioe  of 
high-sheriff  in  1788  :  he  m.  Miss  French,  of  Rahmore,  and 
had  issue, 

I.  Rbdmohd,  his  heir. 

n.  Henry,  lieut.-col.  of  the  6th  West  India  regt,  m.  and 


1  Henry,  d.  at  about  21  years  of  age. 
1  Charlotte^  m.  the  Rev.  Samuel  Medlicott.  rector  of 
Loughrea,  co.  Oalway,  and  has  issue  several  children, 
a  EUza^  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Keama. 
8  Anna,  d.  young.  4  Jane, 

in.  John,  d.  «wim. 

rr.  Thomas,  an  oflicer,  d  of  his  wounds  in  the  West 
Indies. 

I.  Jane,  m.  to  Mr.  KeUy,  of  lisdufll 
u.  Ellen,  d.  imm. 
lu.  Maiy,  m.  to  Mr.  Banfleld. 

rv.  Fanny,  la.  to  —  Magee,  a  lieat  in  6th  West  India 
regt. 

The  eldest  son, 

Rbdmond  Dolphih,  Esq.  of  Corr,  J.P.,  oapt.  in  the  Galway 
militia,  m.  Dec  1776,  Mabel,  dau.  of  Anthuny  Donelan.  of 
Hiilswood,  CO.  Galway.  Captain  Dolphin  d,  8  Feb.  18U, 
having  had  issue, 

I.  Rbdmohd,  his  heir. 

n.  John,  d,  vmm, 

m.  Gregory,  a  lieut.  in  the  74th  regt.,  was  with  thM  dia- 

tingui&ed  corps  through  the  Peninsular  war :  he  d.  wnai. 

atPortumna,  16  June.  1838. 

I.  Clarinda.  m.  27  July,  1820,  Peter  Buike.  Esq.  of  Elm 
Hall,  CO.  Tipperary,  a  magistrate  for  that  and  the  Kiug'a 
County. 

II.  Jane,  m.  John  Monahan,  Esq.  of  Poitumna,  imcle  to 
the  Right  Hon.  James-Henry  Monahan.  chief-justice  of 
the  Common  Pleas  in  Ireland,  and  had  issue. 

The  eldest  son, 

Rbdmohd  Dolphih,  Esq.  of  Corr,  oapt.  in  the  Galway 
militia,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  —  Conolly,  Esq.  of  Shannon 
Hill,  CO.  Galway,  and  left  at  his  decease  surviving  issue,  a 
dau.,  Elizabeth,  d.  in  1888,  and  a  son, 

Rbdmomd-Patbiok  Dolphin,  Esq.  of  Corr,  J. P.,  ci^t.  in 
the  Galway  militia,  who  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Franda-Blake 
Foster,  Esq.  of  Ashfleld,  co.  Galway,  by  Rose  his  wife,  dxn. 
of  Thomas,  2nd  Lord  ffrench,  and  left  at  his  deoease.  May. 
1854,  an  only  child  and  heiress,  EMiLY-FBANOBs-UHaTBR, 
now  of  Corr. 

Armi,  «h;.— See  Dolphih  tff  Turoi, 
i$ta(--Coir,  CO.  Galway. 

DOMVILLE  OF  LYMME  HALL. 

TaTLOR  •  DOMVILLB,    MaSCIE  -  DOMVILLB,    Esq.    of 

Lymme  Hall,  and  Moss  Hall,  co.  Chester,  6.  13  July, 
1815 ;  lately  an  officer  m  the  68th  light  infantry. 

%intUfit* — ^Hbnbt  Taylor,  Esq.,  mayor  of  liverpod 
in  1720.  m.  Anne,  dau.  (by  Ursula  his  wife,  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  William  DomviUe,*  Esq.  of  Lymme  EbOl)  of  Wil- 

*  Two  branches  of  the  fiunily  of  DomviUe  were  settled  in 
Cheshire,  the  older  at  Oxton,  from  the  Conquest  to  the  time 
of  its  termination  in  females,  who  carried  the  estate,  tlirough 
the  families  of  Troutbeck  and  Hulse,  into  that  of  the  £ans 
of  Shrewsbury.  The  younger  branch  of  the  Domvilleewas 
that  of  Lymme  Hall. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


DON 

liam  Kasaey.  or  Maade,  Esq..  7th  ion  of  RIohard  Kaasey, 
or  Masde,  Eiq.  of  Sole,  and  Barbara  hi*  wife,  dau.  of 
Bobert,  2nd  son  of  J.  Gloave,  Esq.  of  High  Legh,  and  grand- 
son of  James  Maaaey.  Esq.  of  Bole  (who  d.  in  1649),  by  Mary 
hia  wiib,  dau.  of  Sir  George  Leyoeater,  Knt.,  of  Toft.  By 
tUa  lady  Hanxy  Tvylor  had  two  aona, 

William,  who  m.  Mra.  Hiok&  and  had  a  aon,  Maade,  of 
I^mme  Hall,  1^0  m.  Ann  Haiuwaring,  of  Bromborough. 
andct.f.p. 

BoBCBT,  of  whom  we  inaat 

The  latter, 

BoBBBT  Tatlob,  Baq.  of  Chester,  m,  Ann  Tagg,  and  waa 
Hither  of 

THOKia  Taylor.  Baq.  of  Lymme  Hall,  who  «.  Maiy, 
dao.  at  Samuel  Jaokaon.  Eaq.  of  Ash,  Salop,  and  d.  27  Jan. 
1814,  aged  70,  having  had  iaaue, 

Robert,  m.  Jane  Foulkea,  of  Mertyn,  and  had  a  dan.,  Eliza- 
beth, m.  to  George  Johnson,  Eaq. 

VAaou-DoMViLLB,  of  whom  presently. 

Hary,  ih.  to  Sir  Andrew  Coxbett,  Bart,  of  Acton  Reynold, 


Bliaabeth,  m.  to  the  Rot.  Wmiam  M^dyneoz,  M.A.,  of 
HawkhyHalL 

The  younger  aon, 

Ths  Rsv.  Ha80»-Doictillb  Tatlob,  m.  let,  Diana,  dau. 
at  John  Houghton,  Esq.  of  WaTertree.  co.  Lanoaatar,  and  by 
ber  (who  d.  16  Aug.  1824)  had  issue, 

MAfloiB-DoMYiLLH;  preaonthead  of  the  tenily. 

ThomasnJohn  DomviUe,  6. 10  April,  1817. 

Robert-Maacie.  late  an  officer  in  the  29th  ragt,  b.  12  Oct. 
1818,  m.  and  has  iasue. 

Diana^Anne.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Philip  Wynter,  D.D.,  pxtncipal 
of  St  John'a  College*  Oxford. 
Mr.  Taylor  m.  2ndly,  Patty-Jemima,  dau.  of  John  Foulkea, 
Eaq.  of  Eryriatt,  00.  Denbigh,  and  by  her  had  a  aon, 

Henry-John,  b.  10  April,  1827. 
Mr.  Taylor  tL  9  Oct.  1846. 

^nM— As.,  a  aaltier,  voided,  between  four  stag's  heads, 
caboeaed,  or. 


Orul—A  buck'a  head,  caboeaed,  ppr. 
&at— I^ymme  HaQ,  Cheshire. 


DONELAN  OF  HILLSWOOD. 

DoNELAV,  EDMOND-HYAcnrra,  Esq.  of  Hillawood, 
00.  Qalway,  b,  14  Dec  1804;  m,  18  Feb.  1841, 
Maria-Theresa,  only  dau.  of  Denis  Clarke,  Esq.  of 
Larch  Hill,  00.  Qalway. 

ICtnf  Aj|f  • — ^Thia  fiunily,  one  of  the  moat  ancient  in 
Ireland,  declvea  firom  Cahal  (CharleaX  2nd  aon  of  Morough 
Molathan,  a  celebrated  prinoe  of  the  Houae  <^  Heremon, 
and  King  of  Connaught,  whoae  eldeat  acm,  Enrafl^,  waa 
progenitor  of  the  CConobs-Dov,  which  Cahal,  at  hia 
fiather'a  death.  In  701,  had  very  large  pooaoaaiona  in  the 
oountiea  of  Boaoommon  and  Galway,  and  waa  father  of 
ArUgeal,  King  of  Connaught,  a  deaoendant  of  whom,  about 
93d,  built  a  caatie  at  Ballydonelan,  called  The  Black  Castle, 
part  of  which  atill  remains.  It  waa  deatroyed  by  fire, 
aeeordlng  to  tradition,  in  the  boginningof  the  16th  century, 
•ltd  in  1412,  another  caatie  was  erected  near  the  rulna  by 
TuuLY  ODovcLAV,  aa  appeara  by  an  iikaoription  in  the 
building.    Lineally  deaoended  ftrom  thia  Tully  waa,      , 

JoBV  O'DoHKLAV,  of  Ballydondan,  son  of  Col.  Helaghlin 
ODonelan,  wounded  at  the  battle  of  Aughrim,  and  5th  in 
deaoeni  from  Nehemias  CDonelan,  styled  Archbishop  of 
Tuam.  though  never  in  holy  orders.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Charles  Daly,  Eaq.  of  CaUa,  and  niece  of  the  Right  Hon. 
Denis  Daly,  of  Dunaandle,  a  Judge  in  the  reigna  of 
Jajcxs  II.  and  Wiluam  III.,  by  whom  he  had  a  numerous 
fiunily,  of  whom  only  four  aona  and  four  daua.  aurvived 
bim  at  hia  deceaae,  10  Dec.  1748,  vis., 

X.  Malachy,  of  Ballydonelau,  m.  Maiy,  only   child   of 
Thomaa-Power  Daly,  Eaq.  of  Dunaandle,  and,  with,  two 
daua.  (via.,  liable,  m,  to  William  Burke,  Eaq.  of  BaUy- 
dugan ;  and  Anne,  nt.  to  CoL  Denia  Daly,  of  Raford, 
napbeur  to  the  Kail  of  Clanricarde),  had  one  son, 
joBV  DovsLAN,  of  BaUydoneUn.  who  m.  liable,  eldest 
dan.  of  Matthew  Hore,  Eaq  of  Shandon.  and  of  Agbra- 
hanei,  co.  Galway,  and  left  at  his  deceaae,  in  1772, 
lfAi.AOHT,  hia  heir. 

Matthew,  who  m.  Maria^  dan.  of  John  Fallon,  Esq.  of 
Cloona,  and  waa  fi&thfrof  Malachv,  who  m.  hia  cousin, 
Chaiiotte,  dau.  of  Malachy  Douelan,  Eaq.  of  Ballydo- 
nelan, and  has  L<isue. 

Frances,  m.  18  Dec  1785,  to  Arthur-James,  8th  Earl  oi 
nngaU. 

ao7 


DON 

The  elder  aon, 

Malachv  Donelah,  of  Ballydonelan.  m.  Frances,  eldeat 
dau.  of  Sir  Patrick  Bellow,  Bart  of  Barmeath.  and  d.  in 
Feb.  1830,  leaving  iasue,  viz., 
AaarHUB. 

Mable,  m.  in  1811,  to  Anthony-Strong  Huaaey,  Esq.  of 
Westowu,  CO.  Dublin,  and  smce  deceased. 
Maria.  Frances. 

Anne,  m.  to  Lloyd-H.  O'Reilly,  of  Lodge,  co.  West- 
meath. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Malachy  Donelan,  son  of 
Mathew  Donelan,  Esq.,  and  since  deceased. 
II.  Anthony,  of  Calla. 

m.  Edmond,  of  Hlllswood.  rv.  Charles. 

X.  Mable,  wife  of  James  French,  Esq.  of  Duras. 
n.  Frances^  wife  of  Oliver  Martin,  Esq.  of  Tullyra. 
m.  Mary,  a  nun.  iv.  Anne,  d.  u»m. 

TheSrdson, 

Edmokd  Dohklav,  Eaq.  of  Hlllswood,  m.  Margaret,  dau. 
of  Jamea  Hosier,  Eaq.  of  Holliwell,  co.  Oalway,  and  was 
&therof 

Hatoibth-Edwabd  Dovelak,  Eaq.  of  BSlswood,  who 
left  by  hia  wife.  Honoris,  dau.  of  Jamea  Meakle,  Esq.  of 
Currendoe,  a  aon,  the  present  EnMoim-HATOtvTH  DomLAN, 
Baq.,,  and  two  daua.,  Margaret,  m.  to  Richard   Oolding, 
Eaq.  of  Shrule,  00.  Mayo ;  and  Belinda*  a  nun  of  the  Pre- 
aentation  Convent,  Galway. 
.^riM— Aig.,  a  tree^  thereto  a  alave  tied,  ppr. 
Oreit—A  lion,  rampant, 
ifotto— Omni  violeatia  mt^or. 
&a^— Baltydondao. 


DONELAN  OF  SYLANE  AND  ST.  PETER'S 
WELU 

DomtLAN,  THOMAS-CyCoNOR,  Esq.  of  Sylane,  co. 
Galway,  J.P.,  b.  12  Dec  1812;  m.  27  Oct  1851,  Eliza- 
beth, eldest  dau.  of  Joseph  Burke,  Esq.  of  Ower,  co. 
Galway,  and  has  issue, 

DsRMOT-O'CoNOB,  6.  6  March,  1858. 

IttntajIC. — Sta  Jajrs  Donblak,  lord-chief-Juatlce  of 
the  Common  Pleas  in  Ireland,  2nd  son  of  Nehemiah  ODone- 
hm,  of  Ballydonelan,  by  his  wife,  Elisabeth  CDonel,  grand- 
dau.  of  O'Donel,  Earl  of  Tyrconnel,  d.  in  1040,  aeiaed  of 
St.  Feter'a  Well,  and  aeveral  other  denominations  of  the 
Donelan  property,  which  had  been  given  to  him  by  his  fSftther. 
He  m.  the  dan.  of  Browne  of  CooLun,  and  had  a  son, 

LouoHLUf  Donelah,  of  St.  Peter's  Well,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Waiter  Browne,  Esq.  of  Galway.  To  thia  gentleman  the 
above  landa  were  regranted  by  Chabije8  II.  He  d.  in 
1070,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  aon, 

Nebsmiah  DoHBLAjr,  of  St.  Peter's  Well  and  Galway. 
Mr.  Donelan,  together  with  Sir  Henry  Belasyae,  waa  in 
1002  elected  to  represent  in  parliament  the  town  of  Gal- 
way, of  which  he  was  Recorder.  He  d.  in  1000,  leaving,  by 
his  wifb,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Arthur  French,  Esq.  of  Tyrone, 
formerly  mayor  of  Galway,  together  with  two  dans.,  a 
son, 

NBHraoAH  DoKJBLAH,  of  St  Potcr's  Well.  This  gentleman 
m.  Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of  Walter  Tajdor,  Esq.  of  Oastletaylor 
(ancestor  of  the  late  Gen.  Sir  John  Taylor,  of  CastletaylorX 
by  whom  he  loft  at  his  deceaae,  in  1731  (with  a  dau.,  Sarah, 
who  d.  »nm.),  one  aon, 

Nbhxmiah  Dokblan,  of  St.  Feter'a  Well,  who,  by  hia  wife 
Marcia  (dan.  of  Croodail  Shawe,  of  Galway,  Esq.,  and  grand- 
dau.  of  Col.  Shawe,  who  at  the  battle  of  Aughrim  com- 
manded the  WnniwkilHng  dragoooa,  under  the  banner  of 
King  WnxiAX  III.),  left  iaaue  at  hia  death,  bi  1771,  Nkhb- 
MiAB,  his  heir  ,*  John,  d.  «.  p.  in  the  East  Indies ;  Thomas, 
of  whom  presently ;  Robert,  d.  «.  p. ;  and  Rebecca,  ».  to 
Thomas  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  BlindwelL 

Thomas  Dohklax,  Srd  son  of  Nehemiah  Donelan,  m.  in 
1771,  Mabel,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Dermot  CConor^  Esq.  of 
Sylane,  descended  ftom  Louc^ilin  O'Conor,  a  2nd  aon  of  the 
ancient  Iriah  chieftain  O'Conor  Sligo,  by  hia  wife,  Mabel, 
2nd  dau.  of  Edward  OTlynn,  Esq.  of  Furlough.  Thoataa 
d.  in  1816,  leaving,  by  hia  wife  aforooaid,  iaaue^ 

Nehemiah,  d.  t.  p. 

Dkrmot,  of  whom  preaently.  Edmond,  d.  i.  p. 

Marcia,  m.  lat,  John  Joyoo,  of  Oxford,  co.  Mayo,  Eaq. ; 
2ndly,  Richard  Uawson,  Esq.  of  Baldnglass^  and  Kildare- 
street,  Dublin. 

Belinda,  a  nun. 

Alice,  m.  Miles  Burke,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  the  Ower  fiunily. 

Maigaret.  m.  her  oouriu,  John  Donelan,  lieut.  60th  regt. 

Dbbmot  Donelan,  Esq.  of  Sylane,  «.  his  father.  This 
gentleman,  on  the  death  of  hia  cousin,  Nehemiah  IXmelan, 


DON 

of  St.  P«ter*8  W«ll.  in  1840,  #.  to  the  estate,  and  became 
ropreeentative  of  this  branch  of  the  ancient  Irish  family 
of  the  ODoNSLAiffs,  of  which  the  O'Donklans  of  BoMy- 
doiMlan  are  the  main  stem.  He  r<.  11  April,  1862,  leaving,  by 
his  wife  Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  William  Keary.  Esq.  of  Qoxigh, 
and  sister  of  the  Rev.  William  Keary,  vicar  of  Momlngton, 
formerly  captain  6th  dragoon-guards,  Vno  sons  and  two 
daus., 

THOMAS-O'CoiroB.  now  of  Sylane. 

William-Bdmond,  M.D. 

Elizabeth.  Belinda. 

Beat — Sylane,  near  Tuam,  co.  Oalway. 

AriM^  CrtU,  ifoMo— Same  as  Dokblak  of  BaUydotUkM. 


D6NELAN  OF  KILLAGH. 

DONKLAN,   StBPHBN-JoBEPH,   Esq.    of   KUlagh,    CO. 

Galway,  J.P.,  *.  8  March,  1789;  wk  1  Dec.  1826, 
Evelina,  5th  dau*.  of 'Robert  French,  Esq.  of  Monivea 
Caatle,  and  has  idsae, 

I.  STBPHSir-JosBHB,  6.  In  April,  1880. 

n.  Joseph-Arthur,  ^.  in  1888.  m.  Robert,  b.  in  1884. 

rr,  Richard,  6.  hi  1887.  v.  Charies.  b.  in  1889. 

I.  BliavEUis.  n.  Louisa. 

ni.  Bvelina.  nr.  Mary-Ellis. 

lCtl0a0C* — ^WiLUAM  DoNELAN,  Esq.  of  Klllagfa,  CO. 
Galway,  descended  fh>m  the  Doitilahs  qf  Ballydonelan,  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  Dominick  Daly,  Esq.  of  Benmore,  and  was 
Iktherof 

Stspbxn  Dokblan,  Esq.  of  Killagh,  who  m.  Elia&beth, 
only  dau.  of  Hugh  Kelly,  Esq.  of  Ballyforan,'aad  d.  in  1794, 
aged  80,  leaving  an  only  son, 

JoBBTH  DoHBLAV,  Esq.,  who  m.  1780,  Ellis,  dau.  of 
Charles  Lambert,  Esq  ^  Crsgolare.  by  Maiigaret  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Dominick  Browne,  Esq.  of  Castle  McOarrett,  and 
aunt  of  the  pi'esent  Lord  Oranmore ;  and  by  her,  who-d.  in 
Aug.  1828,  had  issue, 

STKPBnr-JottPH.  now  of  ElUagh. 

Eliaa,  m.  in  1^,  to  Sir  Valentine  Blake^  Bart  of  Men- 
lough,  and  d.  8  May,  1886. 

Elly. 

AmiM,  Ortd,  ^d  AfoMo— Same  as  D6kklah  o/HiUmtoood. 
Sea<— Killagh,  KUcoftnelL 


DONOVAN  OF  BALLYMORR 

Donoyai^^Rtohard,  Esq.  of  Ballymore,  co.  Wex- 
ford, J.P.,  HAl  Oct  1819. 

S-fntafff  •-^mMKABD  Dohovav,  Esq.  of  Clonmore.  oo. 
Wexford,  the  Ifrstecertain  ancestor  of  this  lino^  m.  1st, 
Bridget,  sister  ^t^omas  Kienm,  of  DubUn,  and  had  (with 
three  daus.,  the^^ddest  m.  to  Qough  of  Ballyorel ;  the  2nd 
to  King;  and  tin  8rd,  Elisabeth,  to  the  Rev.  Michael 
Moase)  four  sons,  via*, 

L  MoBTAOR,  his  heir. 

n.  Cornelius,  of  Clonmore,  who  m.  Ist,  Bridget,  dau.  of 
Abraham  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Ballytrent,  co.  Wexford,  and 
had  issue, 

1  Abraham,  a  physician  in  Enniscorthy,  d.  «.  p. 

2  Rickard,  of  Clonmore.  who  m.  Winifred,  dau.  of  Henry 
Milward,  Esq.  of  Ballyharron,  co.  Wexford,  and  had 
issue  five  daus..  Eliza,  la.  to  Cadwallader  Edwards,  Esq. 
of  BaUvhire,  co.  Wexford ;  Sarah,  m.  to  John  Cox.  Esq. 
of  CooIcUflfo,  00.  Wexford :  Winifred,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
Joseph  Miller,  of  New  Ross,  as  his  2nd  wife ;  Lu<7,  m. 
to  John  Olascott,  Elsq.  of  Alderton,  co.  Wexford ;  and 
Julia,  m.  to  Richard-Newton  King,  Esq.  of  Mackmine, 
CO.  Wexford. 

Cornelius  Donovan  m,  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Harvey, 
Esq.  of  Killiane  Castle,  same  county,  and  bad  issue, 
1  John.  2  Cornelius. 

1  EUzabeth. 

2  Juliana,  m.  to  Cornelius  Iltspatrick,  ensign  in  the 
Wexford  militia. 

m.  Riekaid,  nt.  Miss  Nixcm,  and  had  issue,  1  George; 
2  Cornelius,  a  capt  in  the  dragoons.  He  resided  at 
Camolin  Park,  and  left  a  dau.,  M:irv,  m.  to  Robert  Blay- 
ney,  of  Camolin ;  8  Richard  ;  4  Rickard  ;  6  Denn-Nixon ; 
and  1  Juliana,  m.  1st,  16  Sept  1741,  to  Richard,  6th  Eaii 
of  Anglesey:  2ndly,  to  Matthew  Talbot  Esq-  of  Castle 
Talbot  CO.  Wexford. 

rr.  Thomas,  m.,  and  left  issue  a  sou,  Mortagh. 

V.  Richard. 

Rickard  Donovan  m.  2ndly.  Julian  Carew,  by  whom    it 
does  not  appear  there  was  issue.    His  eldest  son, 
MoBTAOH  DoKOVAN.  Esq.  of  Bsllymore,  m.  in  1696,  Lucy 
808 


DON 

Archer,  and  had  two  sons,  Richard  and  Henry.  He  m. 
2ndly,  1704,  Anna,  3rd  dau.  of  Robert  Carew,  Esq.  of 
Castletown,  co.  Waterford.  and  had  issue  two  sons,  Robert 
being  one  of  them ;  and  three  daus..  of  whom  Catherine  m. 
Rev.  a  Hayden,  rector  of  Ferns,  killed  by  the  rebels  at 
Ennisworthy,  in  1798.  3Cr.  Donovan  d.  in  1712,  and  was  #. 
by  his  eldest  son, 

RiCHABD  Donovan,  Esq.  of  Ballymore,  6.  20  May,  1697, 
who  >«.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Edward  Rogers,  Esq.  of  Beas- 
mount,  CO.  Wexford,  and  had  issue, 

Edwasd,  his  heir. 

Lucy,  m.  to  Gilfred  Lawson,  eldest  son  of  Sir  Wilfred 

Lawson,  Bart,  of  Brayton  House,  Cumberland,  who  d. 
before  his  father. 

Maiy,  d.  itnia.,  will  proved  1805. 

Frances,  m.  to  Charies  Hill,  Esq.  of  St  John's,  co.  Wex- 
ford. 

Henrietta,  d.  wmi.,  will  proved  1796. 

Richard  Donovan's  only  son, 

Edwa»d  Domovak,  Esq.  of  BaUymore,  barrister-at-law, 
who  m.  1747,  Mary,  dau.  of  Capt  John  Broughton,  of 
Maidstone,  ca  Kent  and  had  issue, 

Richard,  his  heir. 

Robert  of  Dublin,  d.  mm.,  1828. 

Oeoive,  went  to  America,  m.  Miss  Devareux,  of  Wexford, 

and  had  issue. 

John,  attorney-gen.  for  Sierm  Leone,  d.  imw.  in  1817, 
William,  of  DuWin.  Ueut  R.N.,  d.  unm.  in  1814. 
Edward,  in  holy  orders,  of  Ballymore,  oo.  Westmeath.  d. 

yMtK.  in  1827. 

Mary,  of  Dublin,  d.  wnrn.  1824. 
Eliza,  d.  uam.  Feb.  1831. 
Julia,  fa.  to  Robert  Vemer,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  dying 

March,  1840.  had  issue. 
Lucy.  m.  to  James  Darker,  Esq.  of  Dublin. 
Caroline,  d.  %m,ni. 

Edward  Donovan  d.  16  April,  1778,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
scm, 

RiOHABD  DoNOVAK,  Esq.  of  Ballymore,  J.P.,  who  m, 
28  Juno,  1780,  Anne,  dau.  of  Qoddard  Richards,  Esq.  of  The 
Orange,  oo.  Wexford,  and  had  issue, 

I.  RiCHABOL  his  heir,  now  of  Ballymore. 

II.  Ooddard-Edward,  capt  88rd  r«gt.,  d.  wam.  at  the  Cape 
of  Good  Hope,  in  IbOS. 

III.  Robert  >*^  Mary,  dau.  of  M^vjor  Joseph  Taylor, 
H.E.I.C..  and  had  issue, 

1  Richard-Edward.  2  Robert 

8  Henry.  4  Edwin.  6  Albert-William. 

1  Harrietta-Ann,  m.  in  1837,  to  James  M  "Kenny,  Esq., 
Dublin,  and  d.  1862. 

2  Laura.  8  Mary-Medora. 
nr.  John,  d.  imm.  in  1829. 

V.  Geoige,  d.  Julv,  1&48. 

vi.  William,  of  Enniscorthy,  fa.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Ci^t. 

John  Dallas,  of  Portarliugton.    She  d.  leaving  israe, 
William^obn. 
Tii.  Henry,  lie^at  R.N.,  d.  «mfa.  in  1824. 
Tin.  Solomon,  in  holy  orders,  m.  18  Sept  1848,  Katherine- 

Sophia,  dau.  of  Thomas-Stratford  Dennis,  Esq.  of  Fort 

Granite. 
XI.  Arthur,  d.  young. 

I.  Anne,  fa.  to  Solomon  Speer,  Esq.  of  Oranitefiekl,  oo. 
Tyrone,  barrister-at-luw,  and  has  issue, 

II.  Catharine,  d.  ttftfa.  24  Jon.  1837. 

iiL  Mary,  fn.  to  John  Olascott  Esq.  of  Killowen,  oo.  Wex- 
ford, barrister-at-law,  and  has  ifisue. 

rv.  Eliza,  fa.  to  William- Russell  Farmar,  Esq.  of  Bloom- 
field,  CO.  Wexford,  and  has  issue. 

V.  Sarah-Caroline. 

Richard  Donovan  d.  9  Jan.  1816,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

Richard  Donovan,  Esq.  of  Ballymore,  6.  21  April,  1781, 
high-sheriff  for  oo.  Wexford«  1819,  who  fn.  18  Got  1816, 
Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  Edward  Wentby,  Esq.  of  High  Paik. 
CO.  Wicklow,  and  by  her  (who  d.  29  March.  1363)  had 
issue, 

Richard,  now  of  Ballymore. 

Edward- Westby,  b.  6  Sept.  1821,  capt.  8Srd  regt. 

Henry-George.  6.  2  Feb.  1826. 

Robert  6.  5  April,  1829. 

Phosbe.  Frances.  Anne^  d.  1847. 

wf  rm»— Axg.,  issuing  from  the  sinister  side  of  the  shield, 
a  cubit  dexter  arm,  vested,  gu.,  «uflbd,  az..  the  hand,  ppr., 
grasping  an  old  Irish  sword,  the  biade  entwined  with  a  ser- 
pent ppr. 

OreH—K  fiilcon  alighting* 

Jfrt«o€»— "A4juvante  Deo  in  hostes;"  also,  "Vir  super 
hostea :"— Irish.  "Gllloa  elrh  a  nauidh  a  boo," 

Stat — ^Ballymore,  near  CiimoUn,  co.  Wexford. 


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DOR 


DOR 


DONOVAN  OF  FRAMFIELD  PLACE. 

Donovan,  Alexander,  Esq.  of  Fnwnfield  Place, 
Sussex,  b.  in  June,  1819;  m.  18  April,  ]8*7,  Ellen 
Poulett,  dHU.  of  John-Poulett  Thompaon,  Eat|.  of 
Hoehnrnpton,  and  has  issue,  Geraldine,  and  Ada. 

2.tnfaQf(. — JAmn  DoHOTAK,  Esq.  of  ChillowM  Park, 
Surrey,  nlaiming  desoent  ftpom  Captain  Donovan,  an  offioar 
in  the  army  of  Cbomwkll,  in  Ireland,  said  to  have  been 
Milesian,  m.  in  1772,  Miss  Mai^aiet  Mooi-e,  of  Dublin,  and 
had  issue. 


James,  of  Buckram  Hill.  Sussex,  who  m.  Miss  Thompson, 
eldest  dau.  of  Geoige  Thompson,  Esq.  of  DubUn,  and  hod 
a  son,  James  Thompson,  who  m.  14  Dec.  1852,  Anne,  dau. 
of  Oeoti^  Braddell,  Esq.  of  Prospect. 
Mary,  m.  to  George  Braddell,  Esq.  of  Prospect,  oo.  Wex- 
ford. 
Mr.  Donovan  d.  in  1831,  snd  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

AuxANDBB  DoMOYAir.  Esq.  of  Framfield  Place,  6.  25  Oct. 
1778,  who  served  the  ofBoe  of  sheriff  for  Sussex  in  1882,  m. 
Ist,  Miss  Anne  Foster,  and  has  issue, 
Hbtbt. 

Anne,  m.  to  T.  Braddell,  Esq.  of  Prospect,  oo.  Wexford. 
Louisa,  m.  to  R.  Stone,  Esq.  of  Oale  House,  Sussex. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Elisa,  dau.  of  Charies  Mellish,  Esq.  of  Blythe. 
in  Kottinghamshire,  and  3rdly,  in  May.  1817,  CaroUne,  2nd 
dau.  of  Joshua,  1st  Lord  Himtmgfield.    By  the  last  lady 
(who  d,  in  June,  1880)  he  has 
Albxamdkb,  now  of  Framfield  Place. 
Caroline,  m.  16  Aiig.  1838,  to  Geoige   Honkey,  Esq.  of 

Beckenham,  Kent. 
Maria,  m.  to  Bevel  Braddell,  Esq.  of  Rahesngraney,  oa 
Ckriow. 

Mr.  Donovan  d.  A  Sept.  1840. 

Jrtiu—Axg.,  an  arm  lying  fessewise,  couped  at  the  elbow, 
and  holding  a  sword  erect,  entwined  round  tho  blade  a  ser 
pent,  all  ppr. 

CVuf— A  hawlc,  wliigs  displayed,  ppr. 

i/btto— A^juvante  Deo  in  hostes. 

fifloX*— Fnunfleld  Parx,  Sussex ;  and  Chillowes  Park,  Sumy. 


DORMER  OF  ROUSHAM. 

CoTTBKLL-DoRMiR,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Rousham 
Hall,  00.  Oxford,  b.  in  1801 ;  tn.  in  1826,  Frances^ 
Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Stricklandf  Esq., 
and  has  issue. 

S.ttlf  a0(. — Sir  Clkxent  Cottirbll,  6.  at  Wy^ord,.  i% 
the  oo.  of  Lincoln,  in  1585,  was  for  twenty  years  groom-i 
porter  to  King  James  I.    His  sou. 

Sir  Charlxs  Cottsrbu.,  6.  in  1615,  the  translator  of 
CoMMandra,  the  famed  romance,  was  also  princlpaUy  con-, 
cerued  in  the  translation  of  DavUa't  UUtory  <if  iht  Qivil 
Wart,  from  the  Italian,  and  several  pieces  of  note  in  the 
Spanish  language.  In  1641,  he  succeeded  Sir  John  Finet  4^ 
Master  of  the  Ceremonies,  and  during  the  Interregnum  was 
steward  to  the  Queen  of  Bohemia.  At  the  Restoration  he 
returned  to  England ;  hi  1661.  was  elected  M.P.  for  Cardi- 
gan ;  in  1668,  sent  ambassador  to  the  court  Oif  Brussels ; 
and  in  1670,  made  Master  of  the  Requests.  Sir  Cliarles  m.' 
the  dau.  of  Edward  West,  Esq.  of  Marsyrorth,  Bucks,  and 
had  two  sons  and  three  dsAis.    The  2nd  son, 

Sim  Charlss-Ludowioxx  Cottrsli^  Knt.^  «.  his  father 
in  1686,  as  Master  of  the  Ceremonies.  He  m.  1st,  £li2% 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Nicholas  Burwell,  E^.  of  Gray's  Inn, 
and  bad  by  her,  with  other  issue,  who  d,  yotmg,  a  son, 
Clbmrvt  (Sir).  Knt.  his  heir.  Sir  Charles  m..  2nd]y,  El^sa-. 
beth,  only  dau.  <^  Chaloner  Chute.  Esq.,  and  had  by  her 
three  sons,  Johh,  ancestor  of  Cottrxll  qf  BauiU^  (which 
Me);  Stephen,  LL.D.,  iather  of  Shr  Stepl^en  Co^treU, 
Master  of  the  Ceremonies,  who  d.  t.p^;  and  WUUam,  D.D., 
Bishop  of  T<eighlin  and  Ferns,  who  d.  wnm.  in  1744.  The 
eldest  son. 

Sir  Clkmskt  Cottrxll,  Knt,  Master  of  the  Ceremonies, 
assumed,  upon  the  demise  of  his  cousin,  General  Dormer 
(son  of  his  aunt,  Anne  Cottrell),  the  additional  surname  of 
DoRMBR.  He  a.  in  1758,  leaving,  by  his  wife,  the  only  dau. 
and  beireas  of  —  Sherburne.  Esq.  (with  Ave  daus.,  of  whom 
Elisabeth  m.  in  1748,  WUliam  Cartwright,  Esq.  of  Aynhoe), 
two  sons,  Charles,  his  heir ;  and  Robert,  capt.  of  Marines, 
lost  on  board  the  "  Victory,**  in  1774.    The  elder  son. 

Sir  Charlcs  Cottrbll  -  Dormer,  Knt.  of  Rousham, 
Master  of  the  Ceremonies,  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Charles- Adelmare  Coiar,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1779,  left  by 
809 


her,  who  m.  2ndly,  Lieut. -General  the  Hon.  Geoige  Pa^er, 
a  son  and  successor. 

Sir  Clement  Cottrell  •  Dormer,  Knit  at  Bousham, 
Master  of  the  Ceremonies,  who  m.  1st,  in  1783,  Miss  Heylin, 
and  had  by  her  two  daus.,  Jane,  m.  in  1821,  to  Finch 
Mason,  Esq. ;  and  Elisabeth.  Sir  Cl«|ment  Pgrmer  m.  2ndly, 
Miss  Robinson,  and  dying  in  1806,  left  by  her  a  son  and 
successor,  the  present  Charlbs  Cottr^p^Dqrmbr,  Esq.  of 
Bousham. 

.^rm»— DoRicxR  and  Cottbbli^  quarteriy. 
CreM»—lBt,  Dormer  ;  2nd,  Cottrell. 
<Sea<-«Rousham,  co.  Oxford. 

DORRIEN  OF  HARESFOOT. 

SiOTU-DoRRiEN,  RoberisAlorrnon,  Esq.  of  Hares- 
foot,  CO.  Herts,  late  c^pt  IQth  Lancers,  6.  2  Oct 
1814;  m.  26  March,  1845,  Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  the 
late  Thomafl  Driver,  Esq.,  M,D.,  by  Mazy  his  wife, 
2nd  daiL  oi  the  late  Thomas  Dorrian,  Esq.  of  Hares- 
foot,  and  has  issue, 

L  Thomas-Ai^RRVOM,  6.  7  Feb.  1848. 

II.  Henry-Theophilus,  6.  8  May,  1850^ 

m.  Walter-Montgomery,  6.  13  June,,  1851. 

I.  Frances-Ann-IsabeU|k. 

u.  Marian.  in.  Amy.  17.  Edith. 

Capt  Smith -Dorrien  is  young^t  son  of  the  late 
James  Smith,^  Esq^  of  Ashlyns  Hall,  and  brother 
of  the  present  Augustus  Smith,  Esq.  He  assumed^ 
in  1845,  by  royal  license,  the  ad(Utional  surname 
and  arms  of  Dorrien. 

Arm$  Ist  and  4th,  Dorrirr  :  arg.,  Issuant  fh>m  a  mount 
in  base,  three  trefoils,  vert ;  in  d^ef  a  ring,  gu.,  gem,  arg. 
2nd  and  3rd.  SMrrn  ;  or.  a  chevron,  cotised,  sa.,  between 
three  demi-griSins,  couped,  of  the  last,  the  two  in  chief 
respecting  mch  other. 

OYftf— DoRRiBir :  issuant  ftrom  the  battlements  of  a 
tower,  aig.,  a  dexter  arm,  crept,  ppr.,  holding  three  trefoils, 
as  in  the  arms  of  Smtth  :  an  elephant's  head  erased,  or, 
charged  on  the  neck  with  three  fleurs-de-lis,  sa. 

Motto — Preignes  halehie,  Ure  fort 

iStot-r-Hareafoot,  Berk 

DOUCE  OF  WEST  MALLING, 
NOW  OF  DEBTLING. 

DoucR,  Auovstu8-Te|OMA8,  Esq.  of  Debtling,  co. 
Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  in  Sept  1779. 

Etnrage.  — THOifAS  Douor,  Esq.  of  the  Six  Clerks' 
Offlce  (descended  fhnn  a  respectsble  ftunily  in  Hampshire, 
of  which  county  Sir  Frauds  Douce  served  as  high-sheriir 
4th  Charlbs  II.X  m.,  and  left  with  other  children,  at  his 
decease,  in  1799,  Tbomas-Auqustub,  his  heir;  Fravois, 
F.S.A.,  the  well-known  antiquary,  who  d.  «.  p.  38  March, 
1834,  aged  77  ;  and  WOU«m,  of  Bath,  who  left  issue.  The 
eldest  son, 

Thomas-Auoustus  Douob,  Esq.,  m.  Margaret,  dan.  and 
eventually  sole  heh:  of  Benjamin  Hubble,  Esq.  of  West 
Mailing,  co.  Kent  and  gianddau.  of  John  Savage,  Esq.  of 
Brighton,  high-sheriff  of  Kent  in  1728,  who  was  son,  by 
Aune  Alchome  his  wife,  of  John  Savage,  Esq.  of  Lincoln's 
Inn,  descended  from  the  Sa vaqbs  <^f  Bock  Savage,  and  hj 
this  lady  had  issue, 

Francis-Hubble.  d,  $.  p. 

Thomas- A vovsnn,  now  of  Debtling. 

WiUiam-Henry,  m.  let.  Jane,  dau.  of  Col.  Downman,  and 
2ndly,  Emily,  dau.  of  Edward  Penfold,  Esq.  of  Loose, 
and  had  isjBu^  by  the  first  a  dau. ;  by  the  hitter,  four  sons 
and  three  daua 

Charies-Beniamin,  d.  t.  p. 

Oeorae-Frederick.  Augustus-Edmund. 

Sq^hla-Maigitfet  m.  to  John  Dudlow,  Esq.  of  West  Mai- 
ling. 

Harriet-Elizabeth.  Frances-Catherine. 

Arm$~-Ort  a  chevron,  diequy,  arg.  and  as.,  between  three 
greyhounds,  courant  sa. 
Crestr-An  antelope's  head,  per  pale,  aig.  and  sa. 
1/otto— Celer  et  vigUans. 
SsrO— Debtling,  co.  Kent 

nOUOHTY  OF  THEBERTON  HALL. 

DouQE-^T,  Hbnrt  -  Montagu,  Esq.  of  Theberton 
HiOl,  00,  Suffolk,  6.  15  March,  1841. 

UntKlit, — Oborob  Douobtt,  Esq.  of  Leiston,  snd 
subsequently  of  Theberton  Hall,  of  Suffolk  (son  snd  heir  of 
Samuel-Park  Doughty,  Esq.  of  Martlesham,  and  grandson 


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of  tbo  Rey.  Geoi::^^  Doughty,  rector  of  Mortlotham).  was 
high-sheriff  for  that  county  in  1798.  Ho  m.  Anne,  dau. 
and  heir  of  John  Goodwin,  Esq.  of  Martlesham  Hall,  and 
dying  21  Aug.  1798,  was  «.  by  his  son. 

The  Rxv.  Geobok-Clarke  Douohtt,  of  Theberton  Hall, 
vicar  of  Hoxne,  rector  of  Denham  and  of  Martlesham,  ia 
Suffolk,  bapt.  7  Sept.  1768,  m.  4  July,  1706,  Catharine,  only 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Ezekiel  Berett,  Esq.  of  Hoxne,  uid  by 
her,  who  d.  in  1804,  aged  38,  had  two  Sons  and  three 
daus.,  vis., 

Chajklbs-Hoktaou,  his  heir,  of  Thebei-ton  Ban. 

Frederick-Goodwin,  b.  17  Oct  1800,  of  Martlesham,  in  Suf- 
folk, m.  21  Aug.  1838,  Beatrice,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 
rear-admiral  ^r  Charles  Cunningham,  of  Oak  Lawn, 
Hoxne,  Suffolk,  and  has  issue. 

Mary-Anne. 

Harriet,  m.  in  1827,  to  the  Bm.  Thomas  D^Eye  Betta,  of 
Wortham,  in  Suffolk. 

Catherine-Helen,  d.  vtnm.,  4  Jan.  1840. 
Mr.  Doughty  d.  22  April,  1882,  and  was  m.  by  his  son. 

The  Bet.  Chablbs  -  Moktaou  Douohtt,  of  Theberton 
Hall,  b,  28  July,  1798,  who  m.  29  Jan.  1840.  Frederica,  8rd 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Bey.  Frederick  Hotham,  rector  of 
Donnington,  and  d.  28  April.  1860,  leaTing  issue,  Hehet- 
MoKTAOU,  now  of  Theberton;  and  Charles* Montagu,  6. 
19  Aug.  1843. 

Arm»—Axg.,  two  bars  between  three  mullets,  sa. 

Crat^-A  miillet,  sa. 

Motto — Palma  non  sine  pvlvere. 

Anit— Theberton  Hall,  Suffolk. 

DOUGLAS  OF  DERVOCK. 
Douglas,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Denrock,  co.  Antrim, 
J.R,  6.  26  Not.  1791;  m.  26  May,  1827,  Franoes- 
Higginson,  dau.  of  Archer  Bayley,  Esq.  (great-grand- 
eon  of  John  Bayley,  Esq.  of  Debsborough,  co.  Tip- 
porary,  by  Deborah  Foley  his  wife),  and  has  issue, 

I.  Charles-Edward.  6.  8  June,  1830. 

II.  Richard-MageulB,  6.  1  Jan.  1832. 

III.  James,  6.  7  Sept.  1830. 

I.  Grace-Oamble. 

II.  Fanny-Allen,  m.  24  Aug.  1864,    to   Bicbard-WilUam 
Bagley,  Esq. 

III.  Eleanor-Macartney.  it.  Letitia-Bayly. 
▼.  Charlotte.                             ti.  Milioent-Maiy. 

ILCtlCasr. — ^Thls  family  and  that  of  Douglass  c/  Orace 
HaU,  descend  from  a  common  Scottish  ancestor,  who  soeom- 
panied  William  III.  to  Ireland. 

The  Ret.  Chablbs  Douglas,  prebendary  of  Connor, 
who  was  great-grandson  of  the  original  settler  in  Ireland, 
m.  Feb.  1787,  Grace  Gamble,  and  by  her  (who  d.  26  Jan. 
1818)  had  issue, 

Chablbs,  now  of  Dorvock. 

-William-Trail,  lieut.  royal  marines,  d.  90  June,  1815. 

Edmond- Alexander,  resident  mac^strate,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
Samuel  Alien,  Esq.  and  d.  at  Ballinasloe,  20  March,  1846. 

Charlotte. 
Mr.  Douglas  d.  80  June,  1883. 

jf  mu,  <fce.'— See  Douglass  of  Oraee  HaU. 
5eai— Derrock,  co.  Antrim. 


DOUGLASS  OF  GRACE  HALL. 

Douglass,  Charles-Mathkw,  Esq.  of  Grace  Hall, 
CO.  Down,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1886. 

Unta^t. — This  Ikmily  was  originally  of  Scottish 
descent. 

RoBEBT  Douglass,  Esq.,  b.  in  1665,  son  of  Robert 
Douglass,  of  the  oo.  of  Down,  by  E^inbeth  Henderson  his 
wife,  was  a  Ueut.  in  the  army  of  King  Wiluam  III.  at  the 
battle  of  the  Boyne.  He  was  thrice  married  :  1st,  to  Miss 
Elliott;  2ndly,  to  Miss  Whitney  ;  and  3rdly,  to  Miss  Usher; 
and  d.  in  Jan.  1733,  when  he  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Charles  Douglass,  Esq.,  who  m.  let,  Grace,  dau.  of 
Richard  Waring,  Esq.  of  Waiingstown,  co.  Down,  but  had 
no  is8\ie.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1758,  Tbeodosia,  dau.  of  Geoige 
St.  George,  Esq.  of  Woodsgifb,  co.  Kilkenny,  who  was 
created  a  Baronet  in  1766,  and  by  her  had  issue,  Thomas  ; 
George ;  and  Robert ;  Elizabeth,  and  EUen.  The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Douglass,  Esq.  of  Grace  HaU,  m.  in  1786,  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  Mathew  Fordc,  Esq.  of  Seaforde,  oo.  Down, 
and  Coolgreaney,  co.  Wexford,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  sister 
to  Viscount  Northland,  and  had  issue, 

CnABLBs-MATHEW,  hls  suocessor  and  present  representa- 

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EUsabeth,  m.  to  the  Rot.  Samuel  Blacker,  of  Elm  Park, 
00.  Armagh. 

Tbeodosia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  WiUiam-Brownlow  Fords,  of 
Seaford,  co.  Down. 

Charity.  Anna. 

Artn$—ATg.,  a  human  heart,  gu..  ensigned  with  an  {»!>•• 
rial  crown,  ppr.  ;  on  a  chief,  as.,  throe  stars,  of  the  first. 

Cre$t — A  aexter  cubit  arm,  erect,  grasping  in  the  hand  a 
human  heart,  all  ppr. 

ifotto— Forward. 

fi0a<— Grace  Hall,  oo.  Down. 


DOUGLAS  OF  MOUNTAIN  LODGR 

DouoLAB,  JoHV,  Esq.  of  Mountain  Lodge,  co. 
Armagh,  J.P.,  b.  10  April,  1826 ;  m.  8  Feb.  184», 
Jemima,  dau.  of  Harry  Bellhouse,  Esq.,  son  of  the 
laie  David  Bellbouee,  of  Manchester,  and  has  iuue, 

I.  Hakbt-William,  b.  14  Nov.  1862. 

u.  Hugh-G.,  6.  IS  July,  1864. 

L  Lucy-Elizabeth. 
Mr.  Douglas,  of  Mountain  Lodge,  is  son  of  the  late 
William  Douglas,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  by  Elisa- 
beth his  wife ;  he  has  one  brother,  Alexander,  and 
one  sister,  Catherine-Ann,  wife  of  James  Morriseoo, 
Esq. 

Saot— Mountain  Lodge,  Keady. 


DOWDALL  OF  IRELAND. 

DowDALL,  The  Rev.  Launcblot,  A.M.,  vicar  of 
St.  Andrew's,  alias  BaDyhalbert,  co.  Down,  m.  in 
April,  1846,  Maria,  4th  dau.  of  John  Downing,  Esq. 
of  Rowesgifl,  formerly  judge  of  the  Supreme  C<»urt 
of  the  iSuidian  Provinces,  and  nieoe  of  Oeoi-ge- 
Alexander  -  Downing  Fullerton,  Esq.  of  BeUintoy 
Castle,  CO.  Antrim,  and  of  Tockington,  co.  Glou- 
cester. 

%intU^t* — ^This  family  is  of  considerable  antiquity  :  in 
the  year  1486,  we  find  Bobbrt  Dowdall,  Esq.,  seijeant-at- 
law,  afterwards  created  chief-justice  of  the  Common  Fleas, 
by  patent,  bearing  date  144«  (24th  Hsmxt  VI).  To  Sir 
Robert  ».  his  son,  8ib  Thomas  Dowdall,  who  m.  Elisa- 
beth, widow  of  James,  8rd  Baron  of  DelTin,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Sir  Robert  Hollywood,  of  Tsrtayne,  or  Artaine,  oo. 
Dublin,  by  his  wife  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Christopber.  8rd 
Loid  Killeen,  and  by  her  had  issue  an  only  child,  Eleanour, 
m.  to  John  Nangle,  styled  Baron  of  Navan,  whom  she 
surriTod,  and  m.  2ndly.  William,  2nd  Yisoount  Gormanston. 

In  the  year  1460,  we  find  But  Johh  Dowdall.  of  New- 
town and  Termonfeichan,  in  possession  of  Artaine.  Urn 
m  Maud,  dau.  of  Jenico  D'Artois,  who  survived  him.  and 
m.  2ndly,  Sir  Rowland  Eustace,  of  Harristown,  co.  KUdare, 
Baron  of  Portlester,  and  lord-ehanoellor  and  treasurer. 

To  Sir  John  Dowdall  ».  Sm  Thomas  Dowdaix,  created 
Master  of  the  Rolls,  by  patent,  bearing  date  1478. 

Sis  Wiluam  Dowdall  «.  in  the  year  1610,  and  in  Ma 
time  flourished  a  distinguished  member  of  the  family, 
Gboboe  Dowdall,  Primate  of  all  Ireland  and  Metropoli- 
tan, appointed  by  Hknut  VIII.  to  the  see  of  Armagh,  in 
the  year  1648. 

To  Sir  William  s.  Bm  Johh  Dowdall,  and  to  him  his  son. 
Sir  Johw  Dowdall,  6.  about  the  year  1670. 

At  this  period  the  younger  branches  of  the  fiunily  were 
in  possession  of  the  valuable  estates  of  Monoktowa  or 
Mountown,  Athlumey,  snd  Brownstown,  In  the  oo.  Meath. 
and  of  Termonfeichan  and  Artreston,  in  the  ca  Louth. 

Sir  John  Dowdall,  last  mentioned,  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of 
Sir  Thomas  Southwell,  of  Polylong,  oo.  Cork,  and  had  isaae 
by  hOT  several  daus.,  but  no  sons.  The  eldest  dau.,  Anne, 
m.  her  relative,  John  Southwell,  Esq.  of  Rsthkeale.  The  ?nd 
dau.,  Elisabeth,  was  m.  to  Sir  Hardross  Waller,  of  Castletown, 
CO.  limerick.  The  youngest  dau..  Honor,  was  m.  to  her  rela- 
tive, Laiutmce,  son  and  heir  of  Edward  Dowdall,  of  Mountown 
aforesaid,  by  whom  she  had  issue  an  only  dan.,  Elisabeth. 

Edwajid  Dowdall,  of  Mountown,  whose  son  thus  allied 
himself  by  marriage  to  his  kinsman.  Sir  John  Dowdall,  vt. 
Margaret,  dau.  of  Henry  Piers,  Esq.,  grandson  of  Sir  Wil- 
liam Piers,  Bart,  of  Tristemagh,  co.  Westmeath,  and  by  her 
had  issue  sevei-al  children  (besides  LaurenceX 

One  of  the  sons,  Laimoelot,  m.  Mary,  dan.  of  Archdeaoon. 
nndgranddau.  of  Archbishop  Launcelot,  Bulkeley,  appointed 
to  the  see  of  DubHn,  11  Aug.  1619.  This  prelate  was  the 
6th  son  of  Sir  Richard  Bulkeley,  of  Beaumaris  and  Cheadle. 


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The  iflsne  of  the  nuirriage  of  Launoelot  Dowdall  and  Mary 
Bulkeley  were  two  bodb,  Bulkoley,  who  d.  unm. ;  and 
Launoelot,  who  m.,  but  left  no  ibsne, 

In  the  year  1789,  Edward  Dowdall,  the  then  proprietor 
of  the  Hountown  estate,  by  his  will  of  that  date,  entailed 
this,  among  other  properties,  upon  his  five  sons  suoceesively 
in  tail  male ;  remainder  to  his  dau.  and  her  iaaue ;  remainder 
to  his  own  brother,  Laurenoe,  and  his  hdrs  for  ever.  These 
properties,  however,  were  afterwards  alienated  by  the 
eldest  son,  and  are  no  longer  in  the  possession  of  the  Dow- 
dall family. 

Lauhoblot  Dowdali^  the  eldest  son  of  the  vendor,  in- 
stituted a  suit  to  set  sside  the  sale,  but  by  his  death  the 
suit  abated,  and  was  never  afterwards  revived.  This 
Launoelot  was  in  holy  orders,  and  rectOT  of  Duleek,  co. 
Heath.  He  m.  Miss  Blacker,  and  had  issue  two  sons, 
Lausbhob,  who  settled  in  the  north  of  Ireland;  and 
LAwqKLDT.    The  2nd  son, 

Launoklot  Dowdall,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Gibson,  prebendary  in  the  catheditd  of  Armagh,  by  Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Raymond,  and  had 


Laukoelot,  of  whom  presently. 

John.  d.  tmm.  in  1834. 

Elizaboth,  who  m.  WilHam  Studdert,  8rd  son  of  Maurice 

Studdert.  Esq.  of  Blm  Hill,  oo.  Limeriok,  and  d,  in  1845, 

leaving  issue. 

The  elder  son, 

Thx  Bby.  Lattkoelot  Dowdall,  D.D.,  became  Principal 
of  the  Royal  College  of  Dungannon.  He  m.  Hannah-Oas- 
■ondrm,  dau.  of  Richard  Eaton,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Dublin, 
and  had  issue, 

Lauhoblot,  A.M.,  now  vicar  of  St.  Andrew's,  aliat  Bally- 
halbert  co  Down. 

John,  A.B.,  in  holy  orders,  who  settled  in  Somersetshire, 
and  d.  in  1844. 

I^dia-Anne.  Hannah-Maria-Cassandia,  d.  in  1847. 

Arm>—Q\i .  a  fesse.  between  six  martlets,  aig, 
MoUoe* — "  Nee  male  notus  eques :  **  and  "  DeorevL** 
fiecU— Avonrath. 


DOWDESWELL  OF  PULL  COURT. 

DOWDBBWBLL,   WlLUAM,   Esq.   of  Pull   Coort,   CO. 

Worcester,  h,  Oct  1804 ;  formerly  M.P.  for  Tewkes- 
bury ;  m.  17  March,  1889,  Amelia-Letitia.  youngest 
dau.  of  the  late  Robert  Graham,  Keq.  of  Cosaingtoa 
House,  00.  Somerset^  and  has  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Edwabd,  6.  June,  1841, 

n.  Edmund-Richard,  6.  1845. 

m.  Arthur-Christopher,  6.  1S46, 

Mrtnf  Xfff . — ^WuxiAM  Dowdbbwbll,  Esq.  of  Pull  Court, 
M.P.,  sheriff  of  Woroestershire  in  1726,  was  elder  son  of 
IU<^iard  Dowdeswell,  Esq.  M.P..  Iqr  Elisabeth  his  wifis,  dau. 
of  Sir  Edward  Winnington,  Start.,  and  great-grandson  of 
RSdiard  DowdesweU,  the  oavaHo*,  M.P.  for  Tewkesbury 
after  the  Restoration,  whose  Cftthor,  Roger,  of  New  Inn, 
obtained  the  manor  of  Pull,  and  d,  1833.  William  Dowdes- 
well m.  1st,  in  1711,  the  Hon.  Catherine  Cockayne,  dau.  of 
Lord  CuUen,  by  whom  (who  d,  in  1716)  he  had  an  only 
snrviving  dau.,  Fkakobs,  m.  to  William  Basil,  Esq.  He  m. 
Sadly,  in  1719,  Anne,  dau.  of  Anthony  Hammond,  Esq., 
the  elegiac  poet,  and  graat^granddau.  of  Sir  Dudley  Digges, 
Bart.,  M.P.  By  this  lady  he  had  issue,  Wiluam,  his  heir ; 
and  Oeoige,  M.D.  (&«  Dowdiswsll  of  RedmarUy.  He  d. 
in  1728,  and  was  <.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thb  Right  Hon.  WnuAX  Dowdbswell,  of  Pull  Court, 
M.P.  for  W<nreester8hire,  one  of  the  leading  statesmen  of  his 
day,  who  filled  tlie  office  td  C^anoellcHr  of  the  Exchequer  in 
the  short-lived  administration  of  the  Marquess  of  Rocking- 
ham, in  1765.  He  la.  in  1747,  Bridget,  youngest  dau.  of 
Sir  William  Codrington,  Bart.,  and  had  issue.  The  Bight 
Bon.  gentleman  d.  in  1775,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Dowdbswbll,  Esq.  of  PuH  Court,  who  m.  in 
1798,  Magdakma,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Pasley,  Bart,  but 
d.  issueless,  in  1811,  when  the  Qstates  devolved  upon  his 
next  brother, 

Willlam  Dowdbswell,  Esq.  of  PuU  Court,  general  in  His 
Mi^esty's  service,  and  M.P.  for  Tewkesbury  from  1792  to 
1796.  He  d.  1  Deo.  182S,  unm.,  when  his  Lancashire  estates 
devolved  upon  his  next  brother,  Edwaad-Chbistopheb 
Dowdbswell,  D.D..  canon  of  Christ  Churdi,  Oxford ;  while 
those  in  the  counties  of  Worcester  and  Gloucester  passed 
to  his  youngest  brother, 

Joux-Edmuvd  Dowdbswbll,  Esq.  of  Pull  Court,  a 
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Master  in  Chancery,  and  formerly  M.P.  for  Tewkesbuiy, 
who  m.  Miss  Carolina  Brietscka.  and  left  issue,  William, 
now  of  Pull  Court ;  John-Christopher ;  and  Catharine,  m. 
10  Jan.  1838,  to  B.-B.  Berens,  Esq.  of  Lincoln's  Inn. 

ArtM—Aig.,  a  fesse  wavy,  between  six  billets,  sa.  • 
.Seat— PuU  Court 


DOWDESWELL  OF  REDMARLEY. 

Dowdbswell,  Gboroe,  Esq.  of  Down  House, 
Redmarley,  Worcestershire,  m.  Mias  Maiy-Anne- 
Rose  Egerton,  and  had  two  sons,  viz., 

I.  Gborob-Frahoisl  n.  William-Tombelle. 

Mr.  Dowdeswell  went  in  early  life  to  the  East  Indies, 
in  the  Company's  civil  service,  in  which  he  rose  to 
the  elevated  situation  of  a  member  of  the  Supreme 
Council,  and  was  for  some  months,  during  the 
absence  of  the  govemor  -  general  from  Calcutta, 
deputy-governor  of  Fort  William,  and  Tioe-president 
in  council. 

tLflt^a^C. — Oborgb  Dowdbswbll,  M.D.,  2nd  son  of 
William  Dowdeswdl,  Esq.  of  Pull  Court,  by  Anne  Ham- 
mond his  wifo,  ia.  in  1780,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Richard 
Buckle,  Esq.  of  Chaeeley,  and  had  a  dau.,  Frances ;  and 
three  sons,  William;  Charles,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of 
Bewley,  co.  Worcester,  d,  27  June,  1839 ;  and  Geoiigre ;  of 
whom  the  youngest  was  the  late  GBoxtoB  Dowdbswbll, 
Bs^.  of  Down  House,  Redmarley. 

Arm§-~kA  the  preceding. 
Seat— Down  Houses  Redmarley. 


DOTNE  OF  WELLS. 

DoTNB,  RoBBRT-Si-EPHEN,  Esq.  of  Wells,  CO.  Wex- 
ford, J.P.,  6.  23  Feb.  1806 ;  m,  12  Julv,  1834,  Sarah- 
Emily,  dau.  of  Joseph  Pratt,  Esq.  of  Cabra  Castle, 
oo.  Cavan,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Charlbs-Mbrvtit,  6.  27  Sept.  1889. 

II.  Jaroes-W.ilter-Chaloner,  6.  27  AprD,  1861. 

I.  Jemimn-EUs  ibeth. 

II.  Annette-Louisa. 

in.  Roberta-Frances-Mary. 

ttCntaje.  — RoBBRT  Doynb.  Esq.,  6.  about  1654-6. 
descended  from  ODotrb  qf  C<uUebraeke(ffarl.  Ji6&»  1425), 
was  made  chief  baron  of  the  Exchequer  of  Ireland,  by 
patent,  dated  7  June,  1096,  and  chief-justice  of  the  Common 
Pleas,  by  patent,  dated  1  Feb.  1708.  He  m.  1883-4,  Jane- 
Saunders,  widow,  dau.  of  Henry  Whitfield,  Esq.  of  Dublin, 
d.  28  Feb.  1782-8,  and  was  f.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Phiup  Dotnb,  Esq.  of  Wells,  co.  Wexford,  who  m.  1st, 
10  Aug.  1704,  Mary,  dau.  of  Bei^amin  Burton,  Esq.  of 
Dublin,  alderman  of  that  city,  and  had  issue,  Robbbt,  his  * 
heir.    He  m.  2ndly,  22  Feb.  1709,  Frances  South,  and  had 
further  issue, 
I  John,  6.  22  Feb.  1710,  alieut  in  the  army,  1738,  m.  Jana, 

dau  of  Robert  Ross,  Esq.  of  Rosstrevor,  co.  Down,  and 

had  issue,  Jane,  bapt  13  July,  1736. 
iL  Charles,  D.D.,  dean  of  Leighlin,  rector  of  Carlow,  b. 

8  Feb.  1711.  m.  1st  2  July,  1748,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of 

—  Bury,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

1  Burv ;  will  dated  12  Dec.  1772,  and  proved  in  1778. 

2  Philip,  who  ta.  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Vigors,  Esq.,  and 
hadinue, 

PhiUp,  of  Dublin.  Richard. 

John  (The  Rev.X  b.  8  April,  1791,  m.  29  Oct  1819. 
Ellen,  dau.  of  Thomas  Armstrong,  Esq.  of  Farney 
Castle,  CO.  Tipperary,  by  Sophia,   dau.  of  Richard 
Vandeleur,  Esq.  of  Kilrush,  lu  the  oo.  Clare,  and  had 
issue, 
PhiUp-John,  6.  8  Aug.  1820. 
William-Thomas,  6.  16  April,  1828. 
Richard-Vigors,  b.  19  Oct  1824. 
Charles- Armstrong,  6.  18  Feb.  1828. 
HeniT-Archdall,  6.  26  Oct.  1833. 
Sophia- Anne. 
Frances-Elizabeth. 
Anne.  Jane,  m.  to  Henry  Archdall. 

8  ChaHes-Powlett.  Esq  of  Portarllngton,  Queen's  County, 
m.  Eliza^ane,  dau.  of  William  Vicars,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
nakillbeg,  co.  Carlow,  and  had  issue, 
Oharles-WilUam  (The   Rev.X  rector  of  Fethard,  oo. 
Wexford,  who  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Thomas  Stannus, 
Esq.  of  Portarlington,  and  has  issua, 
Philip- Walter,  in  holy  orders^  m.  1849,  Emily-Sophia^ 


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daa.  of  John-Ooddard   Richardfl,  Esq.  of  Arde- 
mina. 

Charles,  d.  unm.  1868. 

Elizabeth,  m.  Henry  Newton,  Esq.  of  H otint  Ledn- 
ster  House,  co.  Ciurlow. 
Charlotte.  Sophia. 

PhiUp.  m.  Catherine  Botham,  of  Berkshire,  and  has 
one  dan. 

Bury,  b.  17W,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  of  Weltham  Grove,  Berks, 
tn.  1828,  Caroline-Maiy-Anne,  dau.   and  co-heir  of 
Col.  Kearney,  of  White  Waltham,  Berkshire. 
Robert,  of  Bonis,  oo.  Carlow,  m.  Bella-Mira,  dan.  of 
Valentine  Munbee,  Esq.  of  Horinger  Hall,  Suffolk, 
and  had  issue,  Jaue-ElizHbeth. 
Anne,  wife  of  Robert  White.  Esq.  of  Old  Paik,  Rath- 
downey,  in  the  Queen's  County. 
Elizabeth. 

Henrietta,  wife  of  William   Hamilton,  of  Hontrath, 
Esq. 
Frances-Oeoiffiana,  d.  $,  p. 
The  Very  Rev.  Charles  Doyno  m.  2ndly.  7  March,  17«8, 
Maiy.  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Nicholas  Millay,  and  reUct  of  Wes- 
ley Harman,  Esq..  but  had  no  further  issue.    His  will 
is  dated  28  June,  1769,  proved  11  June,  1777.    His  wife's 
will,  dated  11  Aug.  1784,  proved  81  May,  1791. 
I.  Henrietta,  6.  8  Dec.  1700. 
Philip  Doyne  m.  8rdly,  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  James  Stopford, 
Esq.,  father  to  the  let  Eaii  of  Courtown,  and  had  other 
issue.    He  d.  1768,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Robert  Dotnx,  Esq.  of  Wells,  oo.  Wexford,  b.  3  Jan. 
1705,  M.P.,  CO.  Wexford,  m.  1  July.  1781,  Deborah,  dau.  of 
F.ands  Annesley,  Esq.  of  Ballyshannon,  oo.  Kildare,  and 
had  issue.  Robert  Doyne  d.  19  Aug.  1764,  and  was  ».  by 
hte  eldest  son, 

Phiup  Doyve,  Esq.  of  Wells,  6.  20  March,  1783,  who  m. 
29  Aug.  1767,  Lady  Joanna  Gore,  dau.  of  Arthur,  1st  Earl 
uf  Arran,  by  Jane,  dau.  of  Richard  Saunders,  Esq.  of  Saun- 
ders Coui't,  but  d.  without  issue,  11  March,  1766,  and  his 
widow  remarried  Miohiel  Daly,  Esq.  of  Mount  Pleasant,  oo. 
O  tlway.    He  was  «.  by  his  next  brother, 

RoBEBT  DoTMB,  Esq.  of  Wells,  6.  11  Nov.  1738,  w.  1777, 
Slaiy,  dan.  of  Humphrey  Ram,  Esq.of  Ramsfort,  oo.  Wexford 
(she  d.  1826).  and  dying  in  1791,  left  (with  daus.,  of  whom 
Elizabeth,  m.  John  Dwyer,  Esq. ;  and  Frances,  m.  St.  George 
It  ine,  Esq.  of  B\llynahuwn)  an  only  son, 

UoBBBT  DoTVB,  Esq.  of  Wclls,  6.  2  March,  1782,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  who  served  as  high-sheriff  fur  the  ooe.  of  Wexfurd  and 
Cirluw.  He  m.  2  July,  1806,  Annette-Constantia,  dau.  of 
the  Right  Hon.  John  Beresford,  brother  of  George-De  la 
Poor,  Earl  of  Tyrone,  and  Ist  Marquess  of  Waterford,  relict 
of  Robert  Uniacko,  Esq.  of  Woodhouse,  co.  Waterford, 
and  had  issue, 
Robkbt-Stbphen,  now  of  Wells. 

Cla.'Ie.«  lenry,  b.  in  Aug.  1809,  lieut.  87th  regt.,  m.  Geor- 
ffiuna,  dau.  of  —  Kennedy,  Esq. 
MEuy-Annette. 
Annette-Constantia,  d.  Sept.  1819. 

^rm«— ^Quarter) V :  Ist  and  4th,  gu.,  a  fefse  dancett^,  be- 
tween three  escaUops.  arg.,  for  Doyitb  :  2nd  and  Srd,  as., 
an  eagle  displayed,  or,  for  O'Doyne.  The  latter  was  cer- 
tified the  6th  day  of  March.  1606,  as  tlie  arms  of  Uie  ancient 
family  of  O'Dvisum  of  Oregan,  in  IreLmd,  by  Daniel  Moly- 
neux,  Ulster  King  of  Arms. 

CrnU-^A  demi-eagle  rising,  ppr.,  for  Dotmb  ;  a  holly -bush, 
ppr.,  in  ftont  thereof  a  lizard,  passant,  or,  for  O'Doyitb. 

Motto — Mullao  a  boo : — i.  e.  Victory  for  the  Duns^  or  the 
inhabitants  of  the  hiUs. 

&ai— Wells,  near  Oulart,  co.  Wexford. 


DRAKE  OF  ASHE, 

Drake,  Charles-Cutclipfe,  Eeq.  of  Springfield, 
CO.  Devon,  6.  29  Sept.  1808 ;  m.  in  1836,  Mary,  elder 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Henry  Ciisack,  Esq.  of  Girley, 
CO.  Jleath,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 

I.  Charlbs-Henbt,  b.  4  June,  1840. 

u.  John-Rothwell,  b.  in  1842. 

I.  Dorothy-Mervin.  u.  Anne-Frances. 

S^tntasr.— This  family  is  of  considerable  antiquity  in 
the  county  of  Devon.  Sir  William  Pole  mAkes  mention  of 
Roger  le  Drak,  who,  in  81st  EnWABn  I.  (1808),  held  Hum- 
ford,  cum  terra  dela  Wood,  of  Dertlugton,  at  half  a  knif^t's 
fee ;  and  prior  to  that,  of  others  of  the  family  who  were 
posoessed  of  several  lands  in  the  county* 

JoBK  Dbakb,  Esq.  of  Exmouth,  co.  Devon,  described  as 

"  a  man  of  great  estate,  and  a  name  of  no  less  antiquity," 

».i.  Unp.  Hbnbt  v.,  Christiana,  elder  dau.  and  co-heir  of 

John  Billet,  Esq.  of  Ashe,  by  which  alliance  the  eeUte  of 

812 


Ashe,  in  the  parish  of  Musbmy,  accrued  to  the  Drake 
family.    He  was  «.  by  his  son  and  heir, 

John  Drakb,  Esq.,  who  was  of  Otterion,  in  the  hundred 
of  East  Budleigh,  and  m.  Christiana,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John 
Antage,  Esq.    His  son, 

JoHir  Dbakb,  was  also  of  Otterton,  and  m.  a  dau.  of 
John  Cruwys,  Esq.,  the  then  representative  of  the  andeni 
house  <^  Cbuwys  o/  Crwtyt  Morekard, 

JoHM  Dbakb,  Esq.,  the  4th  of  that  name,  of  OtterUm, 
by  his  wife,  Agneta,  dau.  of  Jc^m  Kdoway,  Esq.,  had 
issue,  John,  his  heir ;  Richard ;  Robert ;  and  Thomas,  Esq. 
of  Hertford,  co.  Devon,  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Bennett  Hilton, 
of  South  Awtry,  co.  Devon,  and  had  issue  three  sons  and 
two  daus. 

John  Dbakb,  the  eldest  son  and  heir,  was  of  Exmouth 
and  Ashe.  He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John 
Cole,  Esq.  of  Rill,  in  the  parish  of  Withecombe  Raleigh,  oo. 
Devon.  He  d.  leaving  issue  three  sons,  John,  of  whom 
presently ;  John  (a  2nd  son  of  the  same  name),  who  is 
mentioned  by  Sir  William  Poole  to  have  been  "a  great 
merchant-man ;  Oflbert,  of  Spratshays,  oo.  Devon.  The 
eldest  son, 

John  Dbakb,  Esq.  of  Ashe,  who  $.  his  fiither  in  the 
representation  of  the  family,  m.  (20th  Hbnkt  VIII.),  Amye, 
6m.  of  Roger  GrenviUe,  Esq.  of  Stowe,  co.  Gomwall,  and 
had  issue, 

I.  Bebnard,  his  heir. 

n.  Robert,  of  Wiscomb  Park,  in  the  paridi  of  South  Legfa, 
w.  EUzabetlL  dau.  of  Humphrey  Pndoaux.  Esq  ot'Theo- 
borough,  and  had  issue  seven  sous  and  three  duua. 

1  William.  Esq.  of  Wiscomb.  m.  Philippa,  dau.  of  Sir 
Robert  Denys,  Knt.  of  Hulicomb,  and  had  issue. 
8  Bernard.  8  Jchn,  ih.,  and  had  issue. 

4  Robert,  )  both  in  the  army,  and  killed  at  the  detoioa 
6  Henry,    f  of  Ostend,  in  the  prime  of  their  age.  «.  p. 

6  Nicholas,  m.  Katherine,  dau.  of  William  lottle,  and 
relict  of  —  Kingley. 

7  Humphrey. 

1  Gertnide,  m.  to  Henry  Honychnrch.  of  Awn  Qiifori. 

2  Amye,  lu.  —  Po(^e,  of  Nottiugliam. 

8  Unmla,  wxia. 

m.  Richard,  equeny  to  Queen  Elix&bith,  m.  Ursula,  dan. 
of  Sir  William  StaflKud,  Knt.,  and  horn  whom  the  Drakb 
<(f  Sharddoet. 

Mr.  Drake,  who  served  the  office  oC  sheriff  for  the  eounty 
of  Devon,  4th  Elizabbth,  d.  4  Oct.  1658,  and  was  $.  by  his 
son, 

Sut  Bkbnabd  Dbakb,  Knt.«  who  was  of  Ashe  a&d  Mount 
Drake,  a  mansion  he  had  built  in  the  same  paurish,  was 
knighted  by  Queen  Elizabbth,  at  Greenwich.  9  Jan.  1685, 
and  in  the  same  year  died,  and  was  buried  in  Musbuiy 
church,  where  his  effigy  still  remains.  He  m.  Gertrude,  dau. 
of  Bartholomew  Forteecue,  of  Filleigh,  co.  Devon  (anoesUns 
of  the  Earis  Forfeesoue),  and  by  her,  who  survived  him, 
left, 

John,  his  heir. 

Margaret,  m.  to  John  Sherman,  o(  Ottery  St.  Mary,  and 
whose  dau.,  Alice,  tn.  Richard  Perceval,  bsq..  ancestor  of 
the  Earls  of  Egmont 

John  Drakb,  of  Ashe  and  Mount  Drake,  son  and  heir, 
m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  William  Button,  Esq.  of  Alton,  oo. 
Wilto,  and  had  issue, 

John,  of  whom  hereafter. 

William,  of  Yardbury,  m.  Mozgaret.  sole  dau.  and  hair  of 
WiUiam  Weetover,  of  Tardbuiy  iu  the  parish  of  CoUyton. 
CO.  Devon,  and  d.  circa  1639,  leaving  issue,  flrom  whom 
dmcended  Fbancis  Pbakx,  Esq.  of  Wells,  co.  Somerset. 
J, P.  and  D.L,,  6.  in  1764,  who  entered  the  army  at  an 
early  age,  and  was  subsequently  employed  in  many  im- 
portant diplomatic  missions  to  Ibreign  courts.  He  d  in 
1821,  leaving,  by  his  wife,  EUxa-Aime.  dau.  of  Sir  Her- 
bert Mackworth.  of  Gnoll  Castle,  co.  Glamorgan,  Bart., 
two  sons  and  three  daus.  Chablbb-Diuby-Macxwobth 
Dbakb,  the  2nd  sou,  6.  1800,  is  in  holy  orders,  rector  of 
Hunshaw,  co.  Devon,  tn.  in  1885,  Arthurina.  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  John  Dene,  rector  of  Horwood,  co.  Devon,  by  whom 
he  has  issue. 

Maiy,  who  m.  Sir  Henry  Rowswell,  Knt 

Mr.  Dmke  d.  in  1628,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sib  John  Dbakb,  Knt.  of  Ashe,  who  m.  Helena.  2nd 
dau.  of  John,  Baron  Boteler,  of  Bramfield,  co.  Hrata,  by 
Elisabeth  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  George  Villiers,  Knt.  uf 
Blukeeby,  co.  Leicester,  and  half-sister  to  George,  Duke  of 
Buckingham.  Lady  Drake  was  co-heir  of  her  brother, 
William,  2nd  and  last  Barun  Boteler,  who  d.  ».  p.  The 
iasue  of  ihls  marriage  were. 

Sib  John  Dbakb,  of  Ashe,  Knt..  eldest  son  and  heir,  who 
was  crotited  a  Buronet,  31  Aug.  1660.  He  m..  and  had 
issue,  but  this  branch  of  the  &imily  became  extinct  on  the 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


D  R  A 


D  R  A 


dftith  of  Sir  WilUam  Drake,  the  ath  and  last  Baronet, 
81  Oct.  1783.    (  Vide  Bu&u's  Bxlinct  Bartmdagt,) 

Oeot:^.  d.  unm.  iu  1664. 

Thomus,  d.  in  Ireland,  f.  p.,  1659. 

Hbicbt,  of  whom  heroafter. 

l>oroUur,  m.  to  William  Tardl^,  Esq. 

Mary,  a.  mmih. 

Eleabor.  m.  to  J<^m  Brisooe,  Bsq.  of  Cumberland. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Winston  ChurchilL  Knt.  M.F.,  bv 
whom  she  was  mother  of  the  celebrated  John  Churchill. 
Duke  of  Marlborough,  who  was  b.  at  Ashe,  whilst  his 
mother  was  on  a  visit  to  her  father  there,  in  1660. 

HaitmY  DftAKC,  Esq.,  the  4th  son,  but  whose  descendants 
eventually  beaime.  on  the  death  of  the  last  baronet,  the 
reproeeotttiTes  of  the  f  imily.  settled  at  Bamstiple,  oo.  Derun, 
fur  which  borou|^  he,  in  1679,  senred  the  office  of  mayor. 
He  w.ts  twice  manied.  By  his  1st  wife  he  had  one  child, 
who  d.  young;  and  by  his  2nd,  Anne,  dau.  of  —  Yeo, 
whom  he  m.  in  1688,  he  hod  issue  one  son,  who,  on  his 
dsith.  in  1688,  succeeded  him.    This 

JoBV  Dftiou,  Esq.  of  Barnstaple,  6.  in  1682,  m.  in  1706, 
Christian,  diu.  and  co-heiress  of  Bobert  Haoche,  Bsq.  of 
8  ttterleigh  Park,  by  whom  he  left  two  s<ms, 

Ummkh,  the  elder,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Tucker,  Esq., 
RN..  and  had  issue. 

John. 

JoHV  Draeb,  the  2nd  son,  of  B  imstaple,  6.  in  1710,  m.  in 
1773.  Anne,  dati.  of  the  Bev.  Mr.  Qrtgviry,  and  d.  in  1770, 
!•  iving  two  diildren,  Joan,  mho  m,  George  Edwards,  Hsq.^ 
B.N„and 

Ukhby  Draks,  Esq.  of  Barnstaple,  only  son  and  heir, 
l».  1745,  d.  Feb.  1806,  having  m,  in  1771,  Ann,  dau.  of  Richard 
Uiosm^t,  Esq.  of  Kennerland,  in  the  parish  of  Cluvelly, 
»nd  sister  to  Sir  James    Hamdyn,  of  Clovelly  Court,  co. 
Devon,  But.,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
L  Zachaby-Hajocett  Dbaks,  Esq.  of  Springfield,  magis- 
trate and  deputy-Ueut.  for  the  cos.  of  Devou  and  Corn- 
wall, b,  6  Sept  in7.  d.  11  March.  Is47,  having  m.  6  OcL 
1808,  Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  Charles-Newell  Cutcliffe.  Esq. 
of  Marwood  Hill,  and  co-heir  of  her  brother.  Colonel 
Cateliflh,  of  Webbery,  co.  Daron,  and  by  her,  who  sur- 
vived, had  issue, 
1  Zachaiy-Hammett.  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Clovelly, 
CO.  Devon,  b.  14  Feb.  1805,  m.  1831,  Eleanor  Penrose, 
only  dau.  of  Admiral .  Sir  Samuel   Pym.   K.C.B.,  by 
whom  he  has  surviving  issue,  John-Mervla-Cutcliffo|  6. 
6  Nov.  18&8,  lieut  B[N. 

S  CRAKLSB-CuTCLiFrB  Dkakx,  uow  of  Springfield,  as 
above. 

1  Francis- Mervin,    m.    8    July,   1838,  Captain    John 
Orahnm,  55th  B.N.I.,  and  d.  at  Dacca^  19  Oct.  1845, 
without  leaving  issue. 
u.  John,  d.  April,  1799,  tmrn. 
m.  Henry,  6.  32  June.  1781,  m.,  and  has  surviving  issue. 


IV.  Richard,  6.  in  Feb.  1786,  and  d.  in  1853. 

▼.  WnxiAM  Drixs,  5.  27  July,  1787,  m.  in  1816,  Frances, 

dau.  of  Robert  Lincoln.  Esq.,  and  <t  9  June,  1821,  having 

had  issuer 

1  William- Richard  Dbakb,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  of  London, 
and  The  Lodge,  Oatlands,  co.  Surrey,  6.  25  Aug.  1817, 
9M.  8  Aug.  1846,  Kathariue-Stewart-rorbes,  dau.  of  the 
late  Riduurd-Thomas  Ooodwin,  Esq.,  formerly  senior 
member  of  council  at  Bombay. 

2  Henry,  b.  in  1821. 
1  Frances-Ann. 

L  Ann,  dL  19  Oct  1889,  mm.  n.  Elisabeth. 

.^mw— Arg.,  a  wyvem,  wings  displayed  and  tail  nowod,  gu. 

Cmt»    1st,  a  dexter  arm,  erect,  couped  at  the  elbow,  ppr., 

holding  a  battle-axe,  sa.,  headed,  aig. ;  2nd,  an  eagle»  dis- 

i/oMo— Aquila  non 

~    ••  "    •    "•',  near  Barnstaple. 


TYRWHITT-DRAKE  OF  SHARDELOES. 

Ttbwhitt-Drakb,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Shardeloes, 
CO.  Buckingham,  of  Stainfield  Hall,  Lincolnshire, 
and  of  St.  Donat's  Castle,  Qlamorganshire,  6. 14  July, 
1817  ;  m.  8  Aug.  1843,  Elizabeth-Julia,  dau.  of  John 
Stration,  Esq.,  and  widow  of  CoL  Wedderbum,  and 
has  issue, 

L  Thomas-Wiluam,  6.  28  Nov.  1849. 

n.  William-W^ceham,  6.  27  Sept  1851. 

I.  Elixabetb-C  uroline.  n.  Susan-Emily. 

m.  Fiorence-Georgina.  iv.  Julia-Diana. 

%iXUJi^* — RiOHABD  Drake,  Esq.,   8rd  son  of  John 
Drake,  Esq.  of  Ashe,  by  Amye  his  wife,  dau.  of  Roger 
OrenviUe,  Esq.  of  Stowe,  was  one  of  the  equerries  to  Queen 
313 


EuzABSTH.  He  m.  Ursula,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Staflbrd, 
Knt.,  and  dying  11  July,  1608,  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Frahois  Drake,  Esq.  of  Esher,  one  of  the  gentlemen  of 
the  privy  chamber  in  ordinary,  who  m.  Joan,  dau.  of  William 
Tothill,  Esq.  of  Shardeloes,  in  the  co.  of  Buckingham,  and 
had  issue,  William,  his  heir ;  John,  who  d,  unm.  in  1623 ; 
Francis,  of  Walton-on-Thames ;  and  Joan.  Mr.  Drake  d. 
17  March,  1633.  and  was  m.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Sir  William  Drake,  of  Shardeloes,  b.  in  1606,  ohiro- 
grapher  to  the  Court'  of  Common  Pleas,  who  was  created  a 
Baronet  in  1641.  He  d,  unm.  in  1660,  when  the  title  became 
extinct,  and  the  estates  passed  to  his  n^hew, 

Sir  William  Drake,  Knt.,  of  Shardeloes,  M.P.  for  the 
borough  of  Agmondesham,  son  of  Francis  Drake,  of  Walton- 
on-Thames,  by  Dorothy  his  2nd  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  William 
Spring,  Bart  He  m.  Elisabeth,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 
William  Montague,  Lord  Chief  Baron  of  the  Exchequer,  and 
d.  in  1690,  leaving  a  dau.  Mary,  m.  to  Sir  John  Tyi'whitt, 
Bart  of  Stainfield,  and  a  son, 

MovTAauB  Drake,  Esq.  of  Shardeloes,  M.P.  for  Ag- 
mondesham, who  m  Jane,  dau.  and  heii«8S  of  Sir  John 
Oarrard,  Bart  of  Lamer,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1698, 
with  a  dau.  Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Everard,  Bart,  a  son, 
and  heir, 

Montaoue-Oarrabd  Drake,  Esq.  of  Shardeloes,  M.P. 
for  Agmondeshsm  in  1718,  1715,  and  1727,  and  for  the  co. 
of  Buckingham  in  1722.  He  m.  Isabella,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Thomas  Marshall,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1728,  was  ».  by  his 
elder  surviving  son, 

William  Drake,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  of  Shardeldes,  M.P.  for 
Agmondesham  ftx>m  the  year  1746  until  his  decease.  He  m. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Raworth,  Esq.,  by  whom  (who  d. 
in  1757)  he  had,  William,  LL.D.,  M.P.,  d.  «.  p.  in  1795 ; 
Thomas,  his  heir;  John,  LL.D.,  rector  of  Agmondesham,  m. 
Mary,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Rev.  William  Wickham, 
of  Garsington;  Charles,  who  took  the  name  of  Garrard 
(«ee  Garrard  qf  Lamer) ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Richard 
Frank,  D.D. ;  and  Isabel,  d.  unm.  Mr.  Drake  d.  8  Aug. 
1796,  aged  72,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  surviving  s<m, 

Thomas  Drake,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  of  Shardeloes,  who  had 
assumed,  in  1776,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Ttrwhitt,  but 
upon  inheriting  the  estates  of  his  own  family  at  ti*e  decease 
of  his  father,  he  resximed,  in  addition,  his  paternal  name, 
and  became  Tyrwhitt-Drake.  He  m.  8  Aug.  1780,  Anne, 
dau.  and  oo-heireas  of  the  Rev.  William  Wickham,  of  Gar- 
sington, in  the  CO.  of  Oxford,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas^  his  hehr. 

Wilham,  m.  Emma,  dan.  of  the  late  Joseph  Halsey,  Esq.  of 
Gaddeeden.  Herts,  and  has  issue. 

John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Amersham,  m.  Ist,  Marr, 
3rd  dan.  of  Arthur  Annesley,  Esq.  of  Bletchlugdon.  in 
Oxfordshire,  who  d.  in  1827.  He  m.  Sndhr,  Emllv,  5th 
dau.  of  the  late  Charles  Drake-Gsrrard,  Esq.  of  Lamer 
Park,  Herts,  and  has  issue. 

George,  in  h<dy  orders,  rector  of  M^pas,  oo.  Chester,  m. 
Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Joseph  Halsey,  Esq.  of  Gad- 
deeden. and  d.  6  March,  1840. 

Frederick-William. 

Mary-Frances. 

Anne,  in.  to  Hugh-Richard  Hoare,  Esq.  of  LUUngstone, 
Bucks. 

Louisa-Isabella,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John-Anthony  Partridge^ 
rector  i^Crauwich,  co.  Norfolk. 

Mr.  Tyrwhitt-Drake  d.  in  1810,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
Thomas  Ttrwhitt-Drake,  Esq.  of  Shardeloes,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Bucks  1886,  and  for  several  years  M.P. 
for  Amersham,  6.  16  March,  1788,  m.  in  Oct  1814,  Barbara- 
Caroline,  dan.  of  Arthur  Annesley,  Esq.  of  Bletohingdon 
Park,  CO.  Oxford,  and  bad  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  now  of  Shardeloes. 

II.  John,  6.  in  June,  1821,  m.  Emily,  dau.  of  —  Midde- 
thwaite,  Esq.  of  Tavevham  Hall,  Norfolk. 

in.  Edward,  6.  in  May,  1882.  iv.  George. 

I.  Barbara-Anne.  u.  Frances-Isabella, 

ni.  Mary-Elizabeth. 

IV.  Augusta -Charlotte,  m.  Aug.  1858,  to  the  Rev.  James 
Dawklns. 

V.  Elisabeth-Catherine.  n.  Susan-Louisa. 
viL  Charlotte-Diana.  Tin.  Agnes-Agutha. 

Mr.  lyrwhitt-Drake  d.  21  March,  1852. 

Arvfu—HnkMJt  and  TTRWHrrr,  quarterly. 
CrtM*— let,  Drake:  2nd,  Ttrwhitt. 
Seat — Shardeloes,  Amersham,  Bucks. 


DRAKE  OF  STOKESTOWN. 

Deanb-Drakb,  John,  Esq,  of  Stokestown,  co. 
Wexford,  b.  181S;  m.  1848,  Emily-Letitia,  dau.  of 

Digitize-^  ...^   ^.^-^^^^^^ 


D  R  A 

Thomas-Heniy  Watson,  Eaq.  of  Lumclone,  co.  Car- 
low,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Joskph-Edward.  n.  Heniy-Thomas. 

in.  John-Handfleld. 

I.  Annetto-Oeoi^ffina.  il  Sara-Oedlia. 

ftUteafff. — J08BPB  Dkanc,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  Joseph 
Deane,  Esq.  of  Terrenure  and  Cromlin,  00.  Dublin,  M.P., 
by  Catherine  his  8rd  wife,  dau.  of  Col.  Green*  of  Greenville, 
m.  in  ISIO.  Sarah  Drake,  heiress  of  Stokestown,  co.  Wex- 
ford, and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1864)  lea  at  his  decease  in  1860, 

JosRPH,  now  of  Stokestown. 

Joseph-William,  of  Longnuige. 

Sara-Urith,  m.  to  Heuiy  Roe,  Esq.  Juliana-Frances. 

ilmw— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  sa.,  a  fesse.  wavy,  ai^., 
between  two  stars  of  six  points,  or,  for  Dbakb;  2ud  and 
Srd,  arff,,  on  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  two  Cornish  choughs, 
sa..  beaked  and  legged,  gu.,  as  many crossespotde,  ai^.,  for 
Dkaks. 

Cr«t»— 1st,  a  dexter  arm,  embowed,  in  armour,  graspiug 
a  poleaxe,  all  ppr.,  Draxb;  2nd,  a  tortoise  displayed,  ppr., 
Dkamb 

Motto— Bio  parvis  magna. 

fieol— Stokestown,  00.  Wexford. 


DRAKE  OF  RORISTON. 

Drake,  Columbus-Patrick,  Esq.  of  Roriston,  co. 
Meath,  representative  of  the  ancient  families  of 
Drakestown  and  Drakerath,  «.  his  father,  22  Feb. 
185i. 

iLineagr.— This  funlly,  and  those  of  Ashe  and  Bhar- 
deloes,  derive  Arom  a  common  progenitor,  but  the  settle- 
ment in  Ireland  must  have  taken  place  at  a  remote  period, 
f ->r  we  find  Drake  of  Drakerath,  a  distinguished  person  in 
the  annals  of  that  kingdom  under  the  Tudon  and  the 
8  uarts,  Cbomwsll,  and  William. 

The  mansion  of  Drakerath  was  situated  in  the  barony  of 
Kells,  in  the  co.  of  Meath  (where  the  ruins  still  remain), 
and  was  erected  by  a  member  of  the  family  of  Drakb  ^ 
A»he,  in  the  00.  of  Devon,  who  acquired  laige  estates  in 
that  part  of  Ireland,  and  settled  there.  Those  estates  con- 
tinued vested  in  his  descendants  until  the  rebellion  of  1641, 
when 'they  were  forfeited,  but  a  small  portion  was  subse- 
quently restored  by  the  Court  of  Claims  in  the  beginning  of 
Chablbs  II. 's  reign.  A  cadet  of  the  family,  Captain  Peter 
Drake,  a  soldier  of  fortune,  who  followed  the  wars  through 
all  the  fields  of  Europe  in  the  beginning  of  the  last  century, 
published  a  very  amusing  detail  of  his  adventures,  which 
he  begins  with  the  situation  of  his  house  at  the  time  of  the 
Revolution.  "I  was  bom,'*  be  says,  "12  Oct.  1671.  My 
father's  name  was  Geoige;  he  was  eldest  son  of  William 
Drake,  of  Drakerath,  and  married  Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 
Patrick  Stanley,  Esq.  of  Marlstown,  in  the  00.  of  Louth, 
And  niece  of  John  Stanley,  Esq.  of  Pinner,  near  Slane,  in 
Mea^h.  The  fiunily  remained  in  peaceable  possession  of  the 
estate  from  their  first  arrival  until  the  war  of  1041,  when, 
with  many  more,  they  forftited,  and  were  driven  to  shift 
for  themselves.  At  the  beginning  of  Chables  II.'s  reign, 
there  was  a  Court  of  Claims  set  on  foot,  by  which  a  few  of 
the  proprietors  were  restored,  and  my  fiitber  was  of  the 
number.  He  became,  however,  possessed  only  of  a  part, 
and  was  at  the  eve  of  being  restored  to  the  whole,  when  an 
order  came  ftmn  the  king  to  dissolve  the  ooiut,  so  that  an 
end  for  that  time  was  put  to  his  hopes.  My  father  had 
some  time  before  this,  with  his  family,  settled  in  the  co.  of 
Kildare,  having  tedien  some  lands  from  William,  Lord  Dun- 
gan  (to  whom  he  hnd  the  honour  of  being  related),  at 
Kildroughet,  where  he  built  a  handsome  seat.  Hei«  be 
continued  until  the  Bevohitlon,  when  his  aflbirs  took  a  new 
turn.  Some  time  before,  or  about  the  beginning  of  the 
troubles.  Lord  Dimgan  was  created  Earl  of  Limerick,  and, 
if  I  remember  ri^^tly,  constituted  governor  of  that  dty ; 
thither  his  lordship  repaired,  taking  my  father  with  him, 
whom  he  soon  after  promoteid.  He  was  appointed  one  of 
tVe  commissioners  of  the  Customs,  and  chief  comptroller  of 
the  Mint.  As  soon  as  King  Jambs  came  to  Dublin,  and 
called  a  parliament,  my  fiat  her  was  put  into  the  commission 
of  the  peace  for  the  00.  of  Kildare.  and  declared  himself  a 
candidate  for  the  borough  of  Navan.  He  was  at  the  same 
Unie  restored  to  the  remainder  of  his  estates,  after  whicii  he 
returned  to  limerick  to  ftilfll  his  official  dutira.  In  June, 
1090,  he  came  to  visit  his  family,  and  settle  his  aflUrs ;  but 
the  loss  vf  the  battle  of  the  Boyne  (which  happened  July  1 
following)  obliged  him  with  all  expedition  to  move  olT  with 
his  fiamily  for  Hmeriok.  staying  but  one  day  after  the 


D  R  A 

battle  to  inter  Lord  Dungan,  only  son  to  the  Earl  of 
Limeiick,  who  was  that  day  killed  by  a  caunon-ball,  and 
brought  to  Castletown,  the  earl  his  father's  seat.  This 
melancholy  aflbir  being  at  an  end,  the  next  day  we  set  for- 
ward on  our  journey.  Arriving  at  Limerick,  we  found  all 
hands  employed  in  repairing  the  old,  and  throwing  up  new 
works  for  the  defence  of  the  place,  vdiioh  was  soon  after 
besieged;  the  particulars  of  which  are  so  well  known 
already,  that  it  would  be  needless  to  descend  to  minute 
relation.'* 

From  the  Irish  records  it  i4>pearB  that,  in  the  9th  of 
RiouABO  II.,  the  king  oonceded  to  Riobasd  DnaxB,  of 
Drakesiown,  the  oflioe  oC  high-sheriff  of  the  co.  of  Meath ; 
and  that,  in  the  0th  of  Hcnbt  Y.,  the  same  appofaitmcnt 
was  granted  to  John  Drake,  of  Drakestown,  to  be  held 
during  pleasture.  Among  the  other  early  ancestry  of  tbs 
fiamily,  Catherine,  sister  and  heiress  of  Nicholas  Drake,  of 
Drakerath,  m.  Richard  Nugent,  2nd  Baron  of  Delvin,  living 
in  1428 ;  and  about  the  same  period.  Sir  Christopher  Bams- 
wall,  of  Criokstown,  lord  hi^  treasurer  of  Ireland,  m. 
Matilda,  dan.  of  the  then  Drake  of  Drakerath. 

The  immediate  progenitor  of  the  famOy  before  us, 

Columbus  Dkaks,  Esq.  of  Drakerath,  in  Meath»  sob  of 
Patrick  Drake,  Esq.,  was  6.  in  1070,  and  m.  in  1706,  Anne, 
only  dau.  of  Jennett,  Esq.  of  Oldbridge,  00.  Loath,  who 
was  slain  at  the  battle  of  the  Bqyne,  in  1668,  together  with 
all  his  sons,  except  the  youngest,  then  in  infancy.  This 
ehild  and  his  sister,  afterwards  Mrs.  Drake,  were  saved  in 
a  singtilar  manner,  by  a  faithfni  servant,  who  secreted  them 
in  baskets,  and  thus  eonveyed  them  across  the  river  after 
the  conflict.  Mr.  Drake  left  at  his  decease  (with  three 
daus.,  the  eldest  m.  to  William  Cruise,  Esq.  of  Mydoragh  : 
the  2nd,  to  Curtis,  Esq.  of  Mount  Hanover ;  and  the  3rd, 
who  d.  unm.)  a  son  and  successor, 

.  Patbick  Dbakb,  Esq.  of  Drakerath,  b.  in  1713,  who  m.  in 
1747,  Frances,  Srd  dau.  of  James  CBeOly.  Esq.  of  Roriston. 
CO.  Meath,  and  had  two  sons  and  three  daus.,  viz., 

Columbus,  his  hehr. 

George,  of  Batterstown,  b.  in  1700,  m.  in  1796,  Emily,  dan. 
of  John  O'Reilly,  Esq.  of  Rahattan,  co.  Wicklow,  and  had 
issue. 

Catherine,  m.  in  1768,  to  Geoige  Dowdall,  Esq.  of  Canaes- 
town. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Nicholas  Browne,  Esq. 

Anne,  b.  in  1765,  d.  unm. 
The  elder  son, 

Columbus  Drake,  Esq.  of  Roriston,  6.  in  1760,  m.  18  Oct. 
1777,  Anne,  only  dau.  of  Christopher  BamewaU,  Esq.  of 
Fyanstown  Castle,  in  Meath,  and  had  issue, 

Patrick.  6.  in  1782,  d.  in  1801. 

Christophkr,  successor  to  his  father. 

Cecilia,  m.  in  1796,  to  Jamee-Archbold  O'Reilly,  Eeq.  of 
Rahattan,  co.  Wicklow,  now  deceased. 

Frances,  d.  unM.  in  1790.  Anne. 

Mr.  Drake  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  only  son, 

Christopher  Drake,  Esq.  of  Roriston,  b.  4  June.  1700. 
m.  1st,  Mary- Anne,  dan.  of  Nicholas  Gannon,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
boy,  CO.  Meath,  and  by  that  lady  (deceased)  had  a  son  and 
dau.,  vis., 

Columbus-Patrick,  now  of  Roriston. 

Anne-Maria,  d.  young  1884. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Aiexandor 
Somers,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Christopher-Somera,  d.  under  age. 

Alexander-Joseph. 

Charles- William. 

Catherine-Cecilia.  Maxy-Elisabeth,  rf.  afiia.  1862. 

Arm»—Arg.,  a  W3rvenu  wings  displayed  and  taU  nowed,  gu. 
Cmt — ^A  wy  vem,  as  in  the  arms. 
Scot— Roriston,  near  Trim. 

DRAX  OF  CHARBOROUGH. 

Sawbridgi-Erlk-Drax,  John- Samuel- Wanlet, 
Esq.  of  Charborough  Park,  co.  Dorset,  OlaiitigL, 
Kent,  and  Ellerton  Abbey,  co.  York,  M.P.  for  Ware- 
ham,  6.  6  Oct.  1800;  m.  1  May,  1827.  Jaue-Francea, 
only  dau.  of  Riohard  Erle-Drax-Grosvenor,  Esq.,  and 
has  issue, 
I.  Maria-Caroline. 

n.  Sarah-Frances-Elixsbeth,  m.  14  Sept  1853,  to  Capt. 
Frands-Augustus-Plunkett  Burton.  Coldstream  gnarda, 
son  of  Rear-Admiral  Ryder  Burton,  by  Anna-Maria  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Randall  Plunkett,  18th  Lord  Dunsany. 

This  gentleman,  whose  patronymic  is  Sawbriimje,  #. 
to  the  estates  in  right  of  his  wife,  upon  the  demise 


Jigitized  by  V3OOQI., 


D  R  A 


D  R  E 


of  that  lady's  brother,  Richard-Edward  Erle-Drax, 
Esq.,  18  Aug.  1828,  and  assumed,  in  oonsequence. 
the  snmames  and  arms  of  Ebls-Drax. 

UtltHf[t» — ^Tbe  Eries  are  of  andent  and  knightly 
dMoent.  The  first  auoestor  that  ooours  in  the  pedigree  is 
Henry  de  Brie,  lord  of  Newton,  in  Somersetshire,  35th 
HsirBT  III.,  but  the.  family  was  long  previously  settled  in 
tlutt  ooonty.  So  &r  back  as  the  7th  Henbt  II.,  John  de 
Krtegh  paid  five  marks  for  the  scutsge  of  his  lands  at  Beok- 
ington,  in  Somersetshire. 

ELnABcre  Ernlx,  of  Charborough  (only  dan.  and  heiress 
of  Sir  Edward  Ernie.  Bart,  of  Bladdington,  Wilts,  by  Frances 
Erie,  of  Charborough,  his  wlfb,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  the 
famous  Oknebal  Thomas  Erlb.  lieut.-gen  of  the  ordnance, 
commander  of  ihe  centre  of  the  English  army  at  the  battle 
of  Almansa,  grandson  and  heir  of  Sib  Waltbk  Erlb,  of 
CharboroDgh,  the  parliamentarisnX  m.  Hekry  Drax,*  Esq. 
of  EUerton  Abbey,  in  Yorkshire,  M.P.  for  Lyme  Regis  and 
Wareham,  and  secretary  to  Frederick,  Prince  of  Wales ;  and 
by  him,  who  d.  in  1755,  the  heiress  of  Ernie  and  Brie  left, 
at  bsr  decease,  in  1759  (with  five  daus.,  Elisabeth,  m.  1st, 
to  Augustus,  4th  Earl  Berkeley,  and  2ndly,  to  Robert,  Yis- 
oount  Clare ;  Mary,  to  John  I>urbln,  Esq. ;  Harriot,  m.  to 
Sir  William  Hanham,  Bart. ;  Susannah,  m.  1st,  to  William 
Calcrsft,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  to  John,  Eaii  of  Csstlehaven; 
and  Prances,  -vfho  d.  in  175IX  three  sons,  of  whom  the 
eldest, 

Thomab  Ebl»-Drjlx,  Esq.  of  Chaiborough,  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Lord  St.  John,  of  Bletshoe,  but  d.  without  issue,  in  1790, 
figed  07,  when  be  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Edwakd  Drax,  Esq.  of  Charborough,  who  m.  10  April, 
1762,  Mary,  dau.  of  Awnsham  Churchill,  Esq.  of  Henbury, 
and  had  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

Sarah-F&amobs  Drax,  of  Charborough,  who  m.  11  March, 
17S8.  Richard  Orosvenor,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  West  Looe,  nephew 
of  Rieharrl,  Earl  Grusvenor,  and  that  gentleman  asstimed,  in 
omsequenoe  of  his  marriage,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Baut- 
Drax.    The  issue  were  one  son  and  a  dau.,  vis., 

RiCRARi>-RowARn.  the  heir. 

Jajtb  Fravcxs,  successor  to  her  brother. 
Mr.  Br]e-I>rax  Orosvenor  d.  8  Feb.  1819,  aged  58,  and  his 
widow  (tbo  heiress  of  Charborougli)  15  June,  1822.    They 
were  a  by  fthelr  only  son, 

Richabd-Edward  Brlb-Drax,  Esq.  of  Charborough  and 
EUerton  Abbey,  d.  wiia.  18  Aug.  1828,  and  was  ».  by  his 
sister, 

Jarb-Frahobb  Brlb-Drax,  who  h.od  m.  in  the  previous 
ye  IT,  Joimi-SAMURL-WAKLRr  Sawrridob,  Bsq.,  and  that 
gentleman  having  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Erlb- 
Drax,  is  the  present  possessor  of  Charborough  Park,  Ac. 

Jrms— Qnarterly:  let,  Drax  and  Erlb,  quarterly;  quar- 
tering SAWBBinOB. 

OrviCs— 1st,  Drax  ;  2nd,  Sawrridob. 

Sm<«— Charborouj^  Paric,  Wareham;  Olantigh,  Kent; 
EUerton  Abbey,  Yorkshire. 


DBEWE  OF  THE  GRANGE. 

Drbws,  Edward-Simcoe,  Esq.  of  The  Grange,  oo. 
Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1845,  b.  20  A\ig. 
1805 ;  1M.  6  June,  1828,  Jane-Susan- AdMe,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Jean-G^pard  Prevost,  conseiller  d*6tat  in 
the  republic  of  Geneva,  and  haa  issue, 

L  FRAXOia-BoiWARO,  5.  24  Aug.  1880,  Ueut  SSrd  Royal 
Welah  Fusiliers. 

n.  Bdward,  6.  26  Feb.  1834. 

m.  Albert-Cedl-Robert,  b.  31  July,  1839. 

I.  AdUe-CaroUne. 

n.  AJioe-Fanny,  m.  18  Sept  1851,  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev. 
John  Oiflbrd,  vioar  of  Shalfbrd,  Surrey. 

^ixittLQt* — ^William  Drbwb  m.  Joan,  dau.  and  heir  of 
John  Prideaux,  of  Oroharton,  in  Devonshire,  and  co-heir  of 
her  mother,  Afipi^es,  or  Amy.  eldest  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Robert 
Freneh,  Bsq.  of  Homford,  by  Anne,  or  Maud,  dau.  and  heir 
of  Robert  Wynard,  of  Haocombe.    His  eldest  son  and  heir, 

William  Dbbwb,  Esq.  of  Sharpham.  was  fSeither  of 

Hbhrt  Drbwe,  Esq.,  whose  son  and  heir, 

*  The  fiunily  of  Drax  qmears  to  have  been  anciently  seated 
In  the  county  of  York.  In  ld47,  CoL  Drax,  CoL  Modiford, 
Got  Walrond,  and  other  cavaliers,  haviug  converted  their 
I  into  money,  and  not  being  able  to  reside  in  England 


under  the  usurpation,  retired  to  fiarbadoee,  where  CoIoDel 
Drmx  acquired,  in  a  few  years,  an  estate  of  £8000  or  £0000 
per  annum,  and  married  the  daughter  of  the  I^ari  of  Cariisle. 
tbsn  proprtstiir  of  the  island. 
816 


WiLUAM  Drxwb,  Esq.  dying  8  Sept  1588,  was  «.  by  his 
sun. 

Thomas  Drbwb,  Esq.  of  Sharpham,  6.  in  1519.  m.  Blinora, 
dau.  and  oo-heir  uf  William,  2nd  son  of  Roger  Huokmore,  of 
the  oo.  of  Devon,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

EnwARn  Drbwb,  Esq.  of  Sharpham,  Killerton,  and  Brond 
Hembujy,  co.  Devon,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  barrister-at-lHW, 
recorder  of  the  city  of  Lundun  1664.  and  recorder  of  Bxeter, 
seijeant-at-law  and  queen's  segcmt,  88tb  Elisabbth  (1690). 
He  m.  Bridget,  diiu.  of  FitswiUiams,  of  Linoolnshire,  and 
dying  in  1622,  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Thomas  Drbwb,  of  The  Grange,  in  Broadhembury, 
who  received  the  honour  of  knighthood  at  the  coronation  of 
King  Charlbs  I.,  and  was  sheriff  of  this  oounty  in  10»h 
Jambs  I.  Sir  Thomas  sold  Killerton  to  Sir  Arthur  Acland, 
Bart.,  and  erected  the  family  seat  on  the  site  of  an  ancient 
grange  of  Donkeewell  Abbey.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir 
Edward  Moore,  of  Odiham,  Hants,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in 
1036,  had  (with  Ave  daus.,  Elizabeth.  Mary,  Bridget,  Jane, 
and  Anne)  two  sons.  Sir  Thomas  d.  in  1661,  and  was  ».  by 
his  elder  son, 

William  Drewb,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  b.  in  1608.  This 
gentleman  m.  no  less  than  five  times,  but  d.  without  male 
issue  in  1664.    His  brother, 

Frakois  Drbwb,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  b.  in  1004,  m.  Mary, 
2nd  dau.  of  Richard  Walrond,  Esq.  of  Illbrewers,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  14  Sept  1 009,  lea  (with  five  daus.,  Susannah,  m.  to 
Andrew  Davie,  Esq.  of  Valdhay ;  Mary,  m.  to  William  Brogge. 
of  Sadborow;  Bridget,  m.  Ist,  to  Francis  Fulford,  Esq  of 
Fulford,  and  2ndly,  to  Bampfleld  Rodd,  Esq.  of  Stoke ;  Eliza- 
beth, m.  to  John  Arundel,  Esq.  of  Cornwall;  and  Margaret, 
m.  to  Charles  Yaughan,  Esq.  of  Ottery)  three  sous,  Thomas; 
Frakois;  andEnwARD.    The  eldest, 

Thomas  Drbwb,  Esq.  of  The  Oringe,  6.  in  1636,  M.P.  for 
Devon  in  1099,  m.  in  1661,  Maigiret,  dau.  of  Sir  Peter 
Pride  lux,  Bart  of  Netherton,  and  by  that  lady,  who  d.  in 
1696,  had  two  daus.,  Euzabbth,  m.  to  Sir  Charles  Chichester, 
B'urt  of  Toulson;  and  Maroarbt,  m.  to  Charles  Kellond, 
Esq.  of  Painsford,  Devonshire.  He  d.  10  Aug.  1707,  and 
was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Frakcis  Drbwb,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  b.  in  1636,  m.  Miss 
Martha  Webb,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1729,  had  four  dawn., 
the  three  youngest  d.  Mam. ;  the  eldest,  Annb,  m.  to  — 
Thomas,  Esq.,  auditor  of  the  Imprest  Mr.  Drewe  d,  22 
April,  1710,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Edward  Drbwb,  canon  of  Bxeter,  who  m.  Joan,  dau.  and 
oo-heir  of  the  Right  Rev.  Dr.  Anthony  Sparrow,  bishop  of 
Exeter,  and  by  that  lady,  who  d,  in  1708,  left  at  his  decease, 
in  1714  (with  two  daus.,  Susan,  m.  1st,  to  Thomas  Aylofle, 
LL.D.,  professor  of  civil  law  at  Cambridge,  and  2ndly,  to 
John  Bayley,  of  London;  and  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas 
Mitchell,  Esq.  of  ExeterX  an  only  son, 

Fravois  Drbwb,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  b.  in  1678,  M.P.  for 
Exeter  in  1714,  who  sold  the  Sharpham  estate  in  1716.  and «/. 
in  1716.  He  m.  Mary-Davie,  dau.  of  Humphrey  Bidgood, 
Esq.  of  Rockbeare,  in  Devon,  and  had  issue,  1  Frakois,  his 
heir;  2  Bdward,  of  Starpoint  and  Exeter,  whose  daU.  and 
eventual  heir,  Juuama-Dorothba,  m.  Arthur  Kelly.  Esq. 
of  KeUy;  1  Maiy,  6.  20  Mareh,  1708,  m.  to  Thomns  Carew, 
Esq.  of  Crowcombe,  oo.  Somerset,  M.P.  for  Minehend; 
2  Elisabeth,  in,  to  Theophilus  Bladnll,  D.D.,  ChanoeUor  of 
Exeter,  son  of  Bishop  BladcaU.  Mr.  Drewe  was  $.  by  his 
elder  son, 

Francis  Drbwb,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  b.  in  1712,  sheriff  of 
Devonshire  hi  1738,  m.  1st,  21  Sept  17S7,  Mary,  dnu.  and 
heir  of  Thomas  Rose,  Esq.  of  Wootton  Fits-Paine,  in  the  co. 
of  Dorset,  and  by  her  had, 

I.  Fravoib-Rosb,  his  successor. 

IL  Thomas-Rosb.  of  Wootton  Fits 'Paine,  co.  Dorset, 
inherited  the  paternal  estates  on  the  decease  of  his  elder 
brother,  in  1801. 

III.  Richard-Rose,  b.  28  Dec  1748.  m.  Hannah,  dan.  of  — 
Spencer,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  bad  an  only  child,  Harriet, 
who  d.  26  April,  1792.    He  d,  23  Jan.  1801. 

rv.  WiLUAM-KosB,  heir  to  his  brother  Thomas,  in  1816. 

▼.  JoHK-RosB.  successor  to  his  brother  William. 

VI.  Herman,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Wootton  Pits  Pa^n^ 
Dorsetshire,  and  Comb  Raleigh.  Devon,  perpetual  ctirate 
of  Sheldon,  b.  6  May.  1749.  d.  19  April,  1817,  m.  Sarah- 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Hatheriey.  of  Oolyton, 
Devon,  and  had  two  daus.,  his  co-heirs,  via., 

1  Sarah- EuzABVTB.  im.  9  June,  1800,  to  Edward- Wright 
Band.  Esq.  of  Wookey  House,  Somerset 

2  Mart,  m.  80  Dec  1801,  to  the  Bev.  I^wis  Way. 
Francis  Drewe  m.  2ndly,  in  1763.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Johnson,  Esq.  of  London,  and  hnd  by  her, 

L  Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  WUland,  Devon,  b. 
27  Sept  1766,  la.  in  1793,  Caroline,  dau.  of  John  AUen« 


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D  R  E 

Esq.  of  Oewelly,  in  Pembrokeshire,  and  dying  C5  Jiuie, 
1810.  lefr.  by  her  (who  d.  in  ]$36}  one  son  and  three  daus, 
1  Edward,  heir  to  his  uncle. 

1  Marianne,  m.  to  Algernon,  8rd  son  of  Bennet  Langton, 
Esq.,  and  d.  leaving  a  son,  Bennet,  deceased. 

2  Harriett-Maria,  m.  0  April,  1816,  to  Robert  OifTord, 
Esq..  who  became  subsequently  Lord  Chief  Justice  of 
the  Common  Pleas,  and  was  created  Baron  Giflbrd. 

3  Oeorgiona,  m  to  Sir  Edward-H.  Alderson,  Baron  of 
the  Exchequer. 

4  Charlotte,  deceased. 

n.  Samuel  of  London,  b  19  Not.  1759,  director,  and  at  one 
time  goTemor  of  the  Bank  of  England,  m.  Selina  Thacke- 
ray, and  d.  8  Feb.  1837,  leaving  issue, 
1  Frederiok-William. 

1  Emma,  m.  to  her  cousin.  Francis.  8rd  son  of  John- 
Fownes  Luttrell,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

2  Augusta. 

8  Fanny,  m.  15  July,  1833,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Marker, 
rector  of  Oittisham,  and  vicar  of  Farway,  Devon. 
4  Anna. 
I.  Mary,  in.  in  1782,  to  John-Fownee  Luttrell.  Esq.  of 
Dunster  Castle,  co.  Somerset,  M.P.,  and  had  issue. 
IL  Catherine,  d.  unm.  in  1772. 

III.  Charlotte,  m.  to  Francis-Fownes  Luttrell,  Esq.,  com- 
misdoner  of  the  Customs,  2nd  son  of  Henry-Fownes  Lut- 
trell, Esq.  of  Dunster  Castle. 
Francis  Drewe's  eldest  son, 

Fbanois-Ross  DsrwE,  Esq.  of  The  Qmnge,  b.  28  Bept 
17:J8,  purchased  Leyhill,  in  Payhembury,  Devon,  an  ancient 
se  \t  of  the  Willoughbys.  He  0.  ».  p.  29  April,  1801,  and  w^ 
«.  by  his  brother, 

Thomas-Rosb  DmiWB.  Esq.  of  Wootton  Fitx-Palne,  Dorset- 
shire, and  afterwards  of  The  Orange,  Devonshire,  6.  14  May, 
1740,  who  m.  Betty,  dau.  of  Benjamin  Indedon,  Esq.  of 
Pilton,  in  Devon,  but  dying  «.  p.  1  June,  1815,  was  $.  by 
his  brother, 

Wiluam-Rosb  Drbwx,  Esq.  of  New  Inn,  London,  and  of 
The  Orange,  b.  10  July,  1745,  at  whose  decease,  in  1821,  the 
ostites  devolved  on  his  brother, 

JoHK-RosB  Drkwe,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  6.  0  June,  1747, 

who  m.  Dorothy,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Bidgood,  «f 

Rockboare,  and  hj  her,  who  d.  11  Dea  1834,  had  one  son 

and  one  dau.,  vis. 

Charles,  who  d.  unm.  in  1801. 

Dorothy-Bose,  m.  to  William  MUes,  Esq.  of  the  life-guards. 

Mr.  Drewe  d.  81  Aug.  1830,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew,  the 
present  Edward  Drbwb,  Esq.  of  The  Orange. 

Anns    Erm.,  a  lion,  passant,  gu. 

Cmt — On  a  mount,  rmt,  a  roebuck,  salient,  or. 

Seat—The  Grange,  near  Honiton. 


DREW  OP  THE  STRAND  HOUSE, 
YOUGHAL. 
Drew,  The  Rev.  Pierce- Wiluam,  of  The  Strand 
House,   Youghal,   oo.  Cork,   rector  of  Yougbal,  b. 
13  March,  17U9;  m.  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and  heir 
of  the  late  Thomas  Oliver,  Eaq.  of  Wellington-place, 
Cork,  and  has  had  issue, 
I.  Thomas-Seward,  deceased. 

n.  HnniY-BBouoHAM.  m.  Pieroe-WOliam. 

IV.  Thomas-Seward,  deceased.        v.  Thomas-Seward. 
VI.  John-Frands-Fits  Drogo,  deceased. 

I.  Matilda-Rowena. 

II.  Alicia,  deceased.  m.  Catherine,  deceased, 
rv.  Elisabeth,  deceased.  r.  Mona-Brougham. 

VI.  EUzabeth-Oliver;     and,      vii.  Catherine  •  Henrietta - 
Lawton,  twins. 

vm.  Christina-Rebecca-Pomeroy. 

IX.  Agnes-Margaret-Naylor. 
Mr.  Drew  is  4th  son  of  the  late  John  Drew,  Esq.  of 
Meanus,  Rockfield,  and  Listry,  co.  Kerry,  and  of 
Frogmore,  near  Youghal,  co.  Cork,  eldest  son  of  the 
late  Francis  Drew,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Mocollop  Castle, 
CO.  Waterford,  who  represented  the  Drew  family  in 
Ireland. 

{.ttiraffe. — ^Thls  is  a  junior  branch  of  the  Iforman 
famUy  of  D*BW  of  Prttrtcliffe,  Hayw,  and  Sharphwt^  in 
Devon,  deeoending  from  Richard,  Duke  of  Normandy,  the 
CoNQUEBEB's  grandfather,  and  now  represented  in  England 
by  Edwabd-Simooe  Drxwk,  Esq.  of  The  Oninge,  oo.  Devon, 
The  following  is  the  preamble  of  the  Drew  pedigree,  as 
arranged  by  Ulster  King-of-arms  (Betham),  given  under  his 
official  seal,  and  registered  isx  his  office  of  arms,  in  Dublin, 
via. :  "The  pedigree  of  the  ancient  and  knightly  fiunily  of 
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D  B  E 

Darw  of  Derofu/tiTv,  the  lineal  descendants  of  Drogo,  or  Dni, 
a  noble  Norman,  son  of  Walter  de  Pons,  and  brother  of 
Richard,  ancestor  of  the  Cliffords,  who  aocompanied  William 
the  Conqueror  into  England,  and  of  the  several  branches,'* 
Ac.  This  Walter,  or  Wiluam  db  Poms,  or  Ponoe,  or  Pous» 
was  Earl  of  Arques  and  Thoulouse,  and  3rd  son  of  Richard^ 
Duke  of  Noiinandy,  grandfather  of  William  the  Conqueror, 
and  came  to  England  with  his  victorious  and  royal  nephew 
(Me  BuBKx's  Peera4f€,  Db  Clifford).  He  had  issue  thro* 
sons,  Walter,  Dbew,  and  Richard,  of  whom,  Biohabj>, 
the  youngest,  was  father  of  Walter,  sumamed  De  Clifford, 
fh>m  whom  sprang  the  great  and  illustrious  family  of  Clif- 
ford. Drbw,  the  2nd  son,  was,  as  Prince  expresses  himself, 
the  "  ttirp**  of  the  family  of  Drew,  in  Devon,  whore  he  had 
no  lees  than  seventy-three  manors  at  the  time  of  the  Domes- 
day survey. 

Thomas  Drew,  Esq.  of  Drewselifib,  Hayne,  and  Sharp- 
ham,  who  m.  Eleonora,  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Huckmore, 
2nd  son  of  Roger  Huckmore,  Esq.  of  Buchite,  co.  Devon, 
had  two  sons,  of  whom 

Richard  Drew,  Esq.  of  Drewscliffb  and  Hayne,  was 
ftbther  of 

John  Drew,  Esq.  of  DrewsoUffe  and  Hayne,  who  m.  Joan 
Williams,  of  Ivoebridge,  and  had  two  sons,  Richard,  of 
DrowscUffe  and  Hayne,  and  Framcis,  of  whom  vre  treat. 
The  latter, 

Frakcis  Drew,  Esq.  <^  Kilwinny,  co.  Waterford.  and  of 
Meanus,  oa  Kerry,  went  to  Ireland,  a  obtain  in  the  ann  j 
of  Queen  Elitabeth,  in  or  about  the  year  1698,  being  then 
a  young  man.  He  m.  let,  a  dau.  of  Captain  Hart,  of  oo. 
Limerick ;  and  2ndly,  Susanna,  dau.  of  Leonard  Knowel, 
Esq.  of  Ballygally,  co.  Waterfoi-d,  and  by  the  latter  only 
(who  survived  him,  and  m.  2ndly,  Col.  J.  Johnstone)  had, 
with  other  issue,  Johh,  of  whom  presently;  Barrt,  of 
Ballyduff,  oo.  Waterford,  and  of  Drewsoourt,  ancestor  of  the 
Drews  of  Drtw^Mro*  {tm  Uiot  kranch).  The  eldest  son  and 
heh*. 

JoHK  Drew,  Esq.  of  Kilwinny  and  H eanus,  m.  21  March, 
1669.  Margaret,  dau.  of  the  Very  Rev.  Robert  Naylor,  dean 
of  Limerick,  brother  of  Joan,  mother  of  Richard  Boyle,  1st 
Earl  of  Cork,  and  d.  80  May,  1672,  leaving  two  sons  and 
three  daus.,  viz., 
I.  Francis,  his  heir. 

n.  John,  of  Ballinlough,  co.  Kilkenny,  m.  1st.  Sarah,  dan. 
of  Maimsell,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  a  son, 
1  John,  of  Tercallon,  co.  Waterford,  who  m.  Martha, 
dau.  of  Laugley,  Esq.,  and  had.  besides  two  dans. 
(Alice,  m.  to  John  Crolcer,  Esq.  of  Olanbeg,  oo.  Water- 
ford ;  and  Catharine,  m.  to  Richard  Medlieott,  Eeq.  of 
Castle  Lvons,  oo.  Cork),  and  several  sons  who  d,  young; 
three  otbo*  sons,  vis.,  Francis,  of  Belloisle,  m.  Cathe- 
rine, dau.  of  Buriey,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  April,  1776 ;  J(An, 
surgeon  in  the  army;  and  Robert,  capt.  in  the  army, 
d.  tcnm. 
Mr.  John  Drew  m.  2nd1y,  Catherine,  dau.  of  William 
Heydon,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  (besides  Catherine,  m.  to 
Robert  Whlttv,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1767;    Susanna,   m.  to 
Thomas  Smith,  Esq.  of  Ciurrick,  en.  Tipperary;  Jane; 
Margaret ;  and  Rebecca}  four  sons,  vis., 

1  Francis,  of  Ballinspellifir,  co.  Waterford,  m.  Rebecca, 
dau.  of  Bainea,  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons, 

John,  of  Ballinq>dlig.  m.  Susanna,  sister  of  Richard 
Oumbleton,  Esq.  of  Castle  Richard,  and  had  two  sons 
and  three  daus.,  vis.,  Francis,  John  -  Oumbletou, 
Mary,  Susannah,  and  Catherine. 

(}eoige,  of  Ballybrittas,  m.  Susanna,  dau.  of  John 
Drew,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1704)  had  a  sou. 
Frauds,  and  three  daus.,  Margaret,  Rebecca^  and 
Catherine. 

2  William,  m  Mary,  dau.  of  Poe,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who 
m.  2ndly,  Dr  Doheity)  had  issue, 

John,  d.  warn. 

Barry,  of  co.  Kilkenny,  m.  a  dau.  of  Paul,  Esq. 
Catherine,  m.  to  the  Kev.  J.  Hewson,  of  Suirville,  oo. 
Kilkeimy. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Matthews,   Esq.  of  Kilmaoon,  oo. 
Kilkenny. 
8  Barry,  m  holy  orders. 
4  James,  m.  a  dau.  of  Conner,  Esq. 

I.  Anue,  m.  to  John  Oibbins,  Esq. 

II.  Bridget^  m.  to  Langley,  Esq.  ni.  Margaret. 

The  elder  son  and  heir, 

Francis  Drew,  Esq.  of  Kilwinny  and  Meanus,  m,  20  Dee. 
1696,  Rebecca,  dau.  and  co  heir  of  Samuel  Pomeroy,  Esq.  of 
Pallaoe,  oo.  Cork,  and  d.  2  Sept.  1734,  leaving  an  only  dau. 
and  heiress, 

Margaret  Drew,  of  Kilwinny  and  Meanus,  m.  8  Jan. 
1718,  her  kinsman,  John  Drew,  Esq.  of  Ballyduff  House, 
CO.  Waterford,  2nd  son  of  Barry  Drew,  Esq.  of  Drews  Court, 


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D  R  E 

ea  limeriek  (tm  Debw  </  iyrtwtborc:%  and  by  him  (whoee 
win  it  dated  84  Oct.  1747)  had  issue.  The  eldest  son  and 
heir, 

FiuMOB  Drew,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Heanna,  Listiy,  and  Rock- 
Held,  CO.  Kerry,  and  BaUyduff  House,  Waterpark,  and 
MfOeoUep  Castle,  oo.  Waterford,  m.  1752,  Arabella,  dau.  and 
oo-heir  of  Colonel  William  Godfrey,  of  Buahfield  (now  Kil- 
fmtomin  Abbey),  oo.  Kerry,  by  BUsabeth  his  wife,  dau.  and 
eo^helr  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Downing,  of  Knockgrafton,  oo. 
TIppenry.    By  this  lady.  Dr.  Drew  had  issue, 

I.  Jomr,  his  heir. 

n.  Frands,  of  MocoUop  Castle,  6.  in  1759,  who  n,  EmUia, 
dan.  of  Boyd,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

1  Francis,  of  Mooollop  Castle,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  Bo««, 
Bsq^  and  rdict  of  Eraus,  E^q  ,  and  had  a  son,  Fmncis. 
an  officer  in  the  Scots  Greys,  J.  unm.  1889 :  and  a  dau.. 
OuTiA,  heiress  of  Mooollop  Castle,  m.  James  Barry. 
Esq.  of  BaUydough,  oo.  Coric 

2  Tankenrille,  who  m,  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Elmore,  Esq., 
and  left  issue,  a  son,  Tankerville,  and  a  dau.,  Helen. 

8  John,  and  4  Samuel ;  both  deceased. 

5  Henry.  5  James. 

1  Lucinda,  S  Emilia,  and  S  Arabella ;  all  deceased. 

m.  Bany,  of  Flower  Hill,  co.  Waterford,  m.  Julia,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  James  Hewson,  and  had  (besides  a  son.  Francis, 
«nd  two  daus.,  Catherine;  and  Julia,  deceased)  an  elder 
son  and  heir.  Barry,  of  Flower  Hill,  who  m.  Jane.  dau.  of 
Arthur  Baker,  Esq.  of  Ballyheary  House,  oo.  Dublin,  and 
has  issue. 

nr.  William,  d.  unm. 

-r.  Pascal-PaoU,  H.D.,  m.  Eliaabeth  Charteris,  and  had 
issue,  WilUam,  M.D.,  deceased;  Francis,  M.D.;  Edward, 
M.D. 

I.  ArabelbL  m.  (settlement  dated  38  Oct.  1784)  to  Peard- 
Harrison  Peard.  Esq.  of  Carriffeen,  co.  Cork. 

n.  Margaret,  m.  to  Edward  Heard,  Esq.  of  Ballintober, 
oo.  Cork,  mi^or  in  the  army. 

m.  Deborah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Pierce  Power,  of  Afime,  co. 
Waterford,  and  <!  96  Fob.  1844. 

Dr.  Drew  dL  8  Sept  1787,  aged  79,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
•on. 

JoBH  Drsw,  Esq.  of  listry  and  Rookfleld,  co.  Kerry,  and 
of  Frogmore,  near  Youghal,  oo.  Cork,  who  m.  in  1786, 
AUda,  eldeit  dau.  of  Pierce  Power,  Esq.  ef  Affisme,  co. 
Waterford,  by  EUcabeth  his  wife,  sole  dau.  and  heir' of 
Valentine  Browning,  Esq.  of  Ailhne,  and  Jane  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Samuel  Hayman,  Esq.  of  Clonpriest  and  Myrtle  Grove,  in 
Youghal,  and  hy  this  lady  (who  d.  «  Dec.  184S)  had  issue. 
FBAJfOia,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Rockfidd,  co.  Kerry,  m.  Helen,  eldest  dau.  of 
John  Ehnore,  Esq.,  and  had,  John,  deceased;  John- 
Henxy;  Helena;  Alicia;  Catherine,  m.  to  Adam-New- 
man Ferry,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Cork. 
fiamud-Browning,  in  holy  orders,  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of 
CoL  Foot,  of  MiJlfort,  co.  Cork ;  and  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of 
Bichard-Townsend  Herl)ert,  Esq.  of  Cahemane,  co.  Keny, 
and  by  the  former  had.  Browning,  an  officer  in  the  14th 
regt  of  foot ;  and  Mary. 

PiEBOS-WiLUAJC.  in  holy  orders,  now  of  The  Strsad  House, 
rector  of  Youj^ial. 

Arabella,  m.  to  Walter  Atkin,  Esq.  of  Atkinville^  oo.  Cork. 
EUzabeth,  d.  unm. 
Catherine,  d.  an  infimt. 
Alida,  m.  ta  Henry  lindsay,  Esq.  of  Hayfidd,  co.  Cork. 

Mr.  Drew  d.  14  Deo.  1818,  and  was  t.  by  his  ddest  son, 

Framois  Dbxw,  Esq.  of  Meanus,  co.  Kerry,  and  Frogmore, 
near  Youghal,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Garde,  Esq.  of 
DalHndlniM,  oa.  Cork,  and  d.  in  Dec  1839,  having  had  issue, 

Fbavcu.  John. 

Elisabeth.  Deborah,  deceased. 

Rebecca.  Louisa. 

Aim»    Erm.,  a  lion  passant,  gu.,  lanoued  and  armed. 
eVesf— A  bull's  head,  erased,  sa.,  in  his  mouth  three  ears  of 
wheat,  or. 
Motto—Drogo  nomen  et  virtus  arma  dedit. 
Ikol— The  Strand  House,  Youghal. 


DREW  OF  DREWSBOR(y. 

Drew,  Francis,  Esq.  of  Drewsboro*,  co.  CinTe,  m, 
17  Julv,  183S,  the  Hon.  Margaret -Everina  Maiasy, 
dau.  of  Hogti,  3rd  Lord  Mas^y,  -aad  has  issue. 

Hutfafff  • — ^Babby  Dbbw,  Esq.  of  BaUydufi;  co.  Water- 
ford, and  of  Draws  Court,  co.  limerick.  2nd  son  of  Frands 
Drew,  Esq.  of  KUwinny,  oo.  Cork,  and  of  Meanus,  oo. 
Kerry  (me  prtctding  ariieU),  was  reodver  to  the  estates  of 
the  Earl  of  Cork  and  Burlington,  in  the  reign  of  Jambs  II. 
He  m.  1st,  a  dau.  of  Sir  Frands  Foulkes,  Knt.  of  Campbira, 
but  by  ber  bad  no  issue ;  and  Sndly,  Ruth,  dau.  of  William 
JfetUea^  Esq.  of  Toorine,  oo.  Waterford,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
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sister  of  the  celebrated  Yalentine  Greatrakea,  and  had  two 
sous, 

Fbancis,  his  hdr. 

JoHif,  of  Ballydufr  House,  who  m.  MAHOAacr  Dasw,  of 
Meantis.    (See  prteedmff family.) 
The  dder  son, 

Frakois  Drew,  Esq.  of  Drews  Court,  oo.  limerick,  served 
as  high-sheriff  of  that  county  in  1718.  He  m.  Maigaret,  3nd 
dau.  and  oo-heir  (by  Avarina  his  wifo,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Col.  Purdon,  of  Ballyclogh,  oo.  Cork,  and  Bell  Kelly,  oo. 
Clare),  of  Col.  Richard  Ringrose,  of  Moynoe  House,  co. 
Clare,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Francis,  successor  to  his  father  at  Drews  Court,  m. 
Buaannali,  dau.  of  John  Bouike,  Esq.,  and  aunt  of  Gene- 
ral Blr  Richard  Bourke.  and  d.  $.  p. 

II.  Johu,  successor  to  his  brother,  m.  a  dau.  of  —  Godftey, 
Esq.  of  oo.  Kerry,  and  d.  t.  p. 

lu.  Babbt,  of  Drews  Court,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Odell  Con- 
yers,  Esq.  of  Castletown  Conyers,  co.  limerick,  and  had 
one  son  and  one  dau.,  vis., 

1  Fravois,  of  Drews  Court,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  and  co-heir 

of  Lloyd  Langford,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Kerry,  and  d.  ».  p. 

1  Maroarbt,  of  Drews  Court,  heiress  to  her  brother,  m. 

to  John-Cufib  Kelly,  Esq.,  who  d.  e.p.    bhe  d,  \b  Mardi, 

1846. 

IV.  RiNGROBB,  of  whom  presently. 

T.  GxoaoB-PuRDON,  of  High  Park,  co.  Dublin,  one  of  the 
Six  Clerks  in  Chancery  in  1757.  He  m.  Letitia,  sister  of 
Sir  William  Godftvy,  Bart  of  Bushfleld,  oo.  Kerry,  and  ci. 
in  1786.  aged  46,  leaving  issuer 

1  John-Godfrey,  lieut.-coL  in  the  army. 

2  George>PurdoD.  mivjor  46th  regt. 
8  Barry,  capt.  46th  regt. 

4  Francis,  capt.  46th  regt. 

I.  Alice,  m.  to  Charles  CNdl,  Esq.  of  Monkstown  Castle, 
00.  Dublin,  barrister-at-law,  M.P.  for  Clotthnakilty. 

II.  Jane,  m.  in  1776,  to  the  Rev.  Robert  Nettles,  roctor  of 
Ballinamona,  near  MaUow. 

m.  Ruth,  m.  to  Joseph  Hall,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  lind 

issue, 
rv.  Maigaret,  m.  —'Nash,  Esq.  of  Briuny,  co.  Cork,  and 

hadiBflnoA. 

The  4th  son,  ^ 

RivoROSB  Drbw,  of  Skally,  Coolrea,  ftc,  and  of  Drews- 
boro',  m.  9  Oct.  1760,  his  cousin,  Jane,  only  dau.  of  James 
Molony,  Esq.  of  Klltanon,  co.  Clare,  by  Elizabeth  Croas- 
daile  his  wife,  and  had  issue.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Francis  Drxw,  Esq.  of  Drewsboro',  high-sheriff  of  co. 
Clare  in  1788,  m.  in  178S,  Frances,  dau.  of  John  Odell,  Esq. 
of  Bealduroghy,  oo.  Limerick,  and  had  issue  two  sons, 
RivoBoaB,  his  hdr ;  Francis,  m.,  but  d.  e.p.;  and  two 
daus.,  of  whom  one  f».  —  Hewlett,  Esq.;  the  other, 
—  Brady,  Esq.  of  Raheen,  oo.  Clare.  He  was  ».  by  his 
dder  son, 

RnroaosR  Drew,  Esq.  of  Drewsboro',  who  la.  Alida,  dau. 
of  John  Willington,  Esq.  of  Castle  WilUngton,  oo.  Tipperary, 
and  d.  in  1884,  leaving  issue  a  son,  Frakois,  now  of  Drews- 
boro', and  three  daus.,  of  whom  the  2nd,  Alida-Wellington, 
m.  28  July,  1886,  the  Rev.  William  Nisbet,  M.  A.,  of  Agonil- 
loe,  00.  Clare,  and  is  since  deceased ;  and  the  youngest 
d,  wnm. 

Arme,  Creet^  and  Ifotto— Same  as  Drew  ^  The  Strand 
Awse,  but  aome  diflbrent  quarterings. 
&(tf— Drewsboro',  co.  dars. 


DRINKWATER  OF  IRWELL. 

Driivkwatbr,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Irwell  House,  oo. 
Lancaster,  J.P.,  b.  5  May,  1775 ;  m.  9  Aug.  1818, 
Sarah,  4th  surviving  dau.  of  Nathan  Hyde,  Esq.  of 
Ardwick,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Fanny.  n.  Ellen. 

m.  Margaret.  iv.  Julia. 

UttUa^e.— This  branch  of  the  andent  fiunUy  of  Drink- 
water  became  seated  at  Irwell  about  the  middle  of  the  last 
century,  at  which  period 

Pktsr  Druckwatsr,  Esq.,  son  of  Thomas  Drinkwater,  of 
Whalloy,  purchased  the  estate.     He  m.  14  May,  1771,  Mar- 
garet Bolton,  of  Preston,  and  had  issue, 
TROMAa  now  of  Irvrdl. 

John,  of  Sherborne,  co.  Warwick,  who  m.  EUen,  6th  sur- 
viving dau.  of  Nathan  Hyde,  Esq.  of  Ardwick,  in  Lan- 
cashire, and  has  one  dau.,  Bophia. 

Maigaret  m.  to  John-Pembei-tou  Heywood,  Esq.  of  Wake- 
field, barrister-at-law. 

EUza,  m.  to  Colond  D'Aguilar,  deputy-a^Jutaut-general, 
Dublhi. 
Mr.  DrinkwaJer  d.  16  Nov.  1801. 


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Arm*^Vw  pnlo,  ga.  and  ass.,  on  a  feese,  wavy,  tag.,  three 
billets,  of  the  seoond,  between  oa  many  flTBtrbe,  or. 

C«ii<— Three  ears  of  wheat,  two  In  si  Jtiar,  one  in  pale^  or, 
encircled  bv  a  ducal  eoronet. 

Moft4) — Ne  quid  nirais. 

&a^— Irwell  House. 


DROUGHT  OF  LETTYBROOK. 

Drought,  John-Head,  Esq.  of  Letty brook,  King's 
County,  b.  20  Aug.  1790,  J.P.  and  D.L,  high-Bheriff 
m  1821;  m.  20  July,  1853,  Frances,  dau.  of  Henry 
Spunuer,  Esq.  of  Corolanty. 

ftttUage.—The  first  settler  in  Inland,  of  this  fionily,  is 
presumed  to  have  acoompanied  Cbomwvll.  He  had  three 
sons:  WilUam,  of  Killmagarroge,  oo.  Carlow;  Thomas,  of 
the  same  place,  who  t».  Maria  Peele,  of  Killenure;  and  the 
eldest, 

RiOHA]u>  Drought.  Esq.  of  Gappogolan,  King's  County, 
who  m.  a  dau.  of  John  Baldwin,  Esq.  of  Shinrone,  in  the 
same  county,  and  had  issue.  1  Johk,  his  heir;  2  Arthur,  of 
Heath,  King's  County;  8  Richard;  4  Robert,  of  Park, 
King's  County,  who  was  fiither  of  John  Drought,  Esq.  of 
Ballyboy;  and  5  Thomas,  of  Plunketstown,  co.  Kildare, 
who  m.  and  had  issue,  William,  of  Commonatown,  co.  Kil- 
dare ;  John,  father  of  John,  of  Dromore ;  and  Anthony. 
The  eldest  son, 

JoHH  Dbooght,  Esq.  of  Gappogolan,  m,  Mary.  dau.  of 
Euseby  Beasly,  Esq..  and  had  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

John  Dbouoht,  Esq.  of  The  Heath.  King's  County,  m. 
Alice,  dau.  of  Nathaniel  Low,  Esq.  of  LowTille,  oo.  Galway, 
and  had,  with  other  issue, 

TROMAa  of  whom  presently. 

John,  of  Whig8boro'(«ee  Dbouoht  of  Wkiff$boro*). 

Euseby,  m.  Dorothy  Elliot,  and  had  two  sons  and  two 


William-Beasley,  oapt  12th  dragoons. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Dbouoht,  Esq.  of  DroughtvOle,  m.  Caroline,  dau. 
of  Wameford  Armstrong,  Esq.  of  Clara,  King's  County, 
and,  with  three  dans.,  Alice.  Caroline^  and  Maiy.  had  two 
sons.  The  elder,  Thomas,  of  DroughtviUe,  6.  in  1768,  m. 
Frauces-Moria,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  CoL  Thomas  Wallon,  pra- 
sident  of  the  council  of  Jamaica,  and  had  issue,  John.  b.  in 
Not.  1780 ;  James ;  Jane,  wife  of  Captain  Pigot ;  and  Eliza, 
wife  of  William  Hawkins,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  the  late 
Bishop  of  Raphoe.    The  younger^ 

Johh-Abmstboitg  Dbouoht,  Esq.  of  Lettybtook,  6.  sbout 
1762,  m.  Letitia,  dau.  of  John  Head,  Eaq.  of  Ashley  Parle, 
oo.  Tipperary.  by  Phoebe  his  wife,  sister  of  John,  Ist  Sari  of 
Norbury,  and  had  issue,  Johm-Hkab.  now  of  Lettybrtwk; 
Michael-Head,  barrlster-at-law,  vrbc  m.  Anna.  dao.  of  Wil- 
liam Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  Timoney  Hall,  oo.  Tipperary,  and 
d.  Not.  1850 ;  Thomas-Armstrong,  o(^onel  in  the  army ; 
Phosbe,  wife  of  MisJor-General  Green  Bany;  Caroline,  wife 
of  Richard  Millett,  Esq.  of  Kyle,  oo.  Tipperary;  Letitia, 
wife  of  James-B.  Elliott.  Esq.  of  South  Lodge,  oo.  Tipperary, 
and  d.  1839 ;  Maria-Oatherine,  d.  Nor.  1858 ;  and  Elisa-Bar> 
bara,  who  d  young.    Mr.  Drought  d.  in  April,  1888. 

Amu— Or,  a  chevron,  between  thras  wolves'  heads,  erased, 
sa. 
CV«<— A  rainbow,  ppr. 
Afof  to— Semper  sitiens. 
Seat — ^Lettybrook,  King's  County. 

DROUGHT  OF  WHIGSBORO'. 

Dbouoht,  Johm-Albxakdbr,  Esq.  of  Whigsboro*, 
King's  County,  6.  Id  Jan.  1808,  J.P.,  capt  King's 
County  militia,  and  captain  in  the  army;  m.  16  Jan. 
1886,  Caroline-Susanna,  dau.  of  the  late  Lieut -CoL 
John  White,  of  the  80th  regt,  and  has  surviving 
issue, 

I.  JoHX-WnxiAM,  6.  25  Sept  1847. 

L  Caroline-Jane-Iaabella.  u.  Anne-Peroeval. 

m.  Alloe-Elisabeth.  iv.  Mary-Franoes. 

▼.  Oeoigiana-Letltia.  vi.  Charlotto-Sarah-Carr. 

UntHQt, — ^Thomas  Dbouoht,  Esq.  of  Whigsboro',  6. 
in  1725,  2nd  son  of  John  Drought,  Esq.  of  The  floath,  by 
Alice  Low  his  wife,  m.  Susanna,  dau.  of  Adam  Mitchell, 
Esq.  of  Rathgibbon,  King's  County,  and  widow  of  — 
Clarke,  Esq.,  and  had  an  only  eon  and  heir, 

JoHW  Dbouoht,  Esq.  of  Whigsboro*,  6.  in  1751,  who  m. 
27  May,  177i,  Istxbella,  diu.  and  co-heir  of  George  Meves, 
Esq.  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1805), 
lea  at  hie  dece  se,  in  1814,  ifuiue. 
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John,  hts  heir. 

Oeoige-Mears,  of  Willsborou^  co.  Wioklow,  and  of  BeUo- 

mont  King's  County,  tn.  June,  dau.  of  IliomHS  Acum, 

Esq.  of  West  Aston,  oo.  Wioklow,  and  has  issuer,  Sidusiy, 

b.  in  March,  1806;  and  Isabella. 
Francis.    • 
Isabella,  wife  of  RoberUJames  Bnright  Mooney,  Beq.  of 

Doone,  King's  County. 
Susan,  wife  of  Robert  Lowther,  Esq.  of  Moydaie,  King"* 

County. 
Elisabeth,  wife  of  Heniy  Spunner.  Esq.  of  Gorolaute, 

King's  County. 

The  eldest  son, 

Johh-Thomas  Dbouoht,  Esq.  of  Whigsboro',  6.  4  Aprils 
1782,  m.  Oct  1805,  Anne-Csrieton,  sister  of  CoL  Alexander 
Perceval,  of  Temple  House,  oo.  SUgo,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
5  May,  1841,  had  issue, 

Jomr-ALEXAxnKB,  now  of  Whigsboro*. 

Philip-Francis,  m.  Miss  Graves,  oo.  Timerfi^k 

Geoige-Peroeval,  paymaster  H.M.  02nd  rqgt.,   m.   Miss 

Frands-Peroeval,  lient  H.M.  SSrd  regl 
Tsabella-Meares,  st.  to  Mi^or  L'Bstrange. 

Mr.  Drought  d.  80  Nov.  1851. 

Arms,  4ke.—Sei  Dbouoht  of  Ldtjfbrook, 
iSffit— Whigsboro',  King's  County. 


DRUMMOND  OP  BLAIR  DRUMMOND, 

£[oMB-DRnintoyD,  Henkt,  Esq.  of  Blair  Dnua- 
mond,  CO.  Perth,  vice-lieutenant  and  M.P.  for  that 
shire,  b.  28  July,  1783 ;  m.  U  A}iril,  1812>  Chrisdao, 
eldest  dau.  of  Charles  Moray,  Esq.  of  Aberoaimy,  co^ 
Perth,  and  sister  and  heir  of  William  Moray-Stirling^ 
Esq.,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Obobob,  6.   1   Maroh,  1818,  M.A,  of  Christ  Chmch, 
Oxford,  m.  in  1840„  Mary,  dan,  of  WflUam  Bay,  Emi.  of 
Dunse  Castle,  oo.  Berwick. 
n.  Charles,  b.  17  ApiU,  1816,  late  of  2nd  life-guards  ;  m. 
11  Dea  1845,  Lady  Anne-GeotglnA,  youngest  dau.  of 
Charles,  6th  Marquess  of  Queensberry,  and  has  issue* 

1  Henry-Edwaxd,  b.  15  Sepc  1840. 

2  WiUiam-Augustus,  b.  12  Aprils  1862L 
1  CaroUne-Franoes. 

I.  Anne,   m.  in   1839,  to  GeorgB»  Lord  Olenlyon,  now 
DukeofAthoU. 

ILCttCaSt. — ^Albxandhb  Hoxb,  of  Manderston,  3rd  son 
of  Sir  David  Home,  of  Wedderbum,  slain  at  Fiodden,  hi\d 
two  sons,  1  Alkxakdicb,  of  Mandwston,  who  oommanded 
a  body  of  horse  at  Langside— he  was  fbther  of  Qeoige,  Bui 
of  Dunbar ;  and  2  Patbiok,  of  Ronton.    This  2nd  son, 

Patbiok  Homx,  m.  in  1558,  Janet,  dau.  and  heir  of  Divid 
Eilem,  of  Renton,  and  thereby  aoquired  that  eetate.  He 
was  &ther  of 

Alexahdkr  Home,  of  Renton,  whose  son» 

Johk  Homb,  of  Renton,  had  three  sons,  1  Alexander 
(SirX  of  Coldinghome,  Burt.,  whose  male  line  terminated 
with  his  grandson,  Sir  John  Home,  Bart,  in  1788 ;  2  Patrick 
(SirX  ^  Renton,  Bart.,  whose  male  line  ended  at  the  de- 
oease  of  his  grandson.  Sir  James  Home.  Burt.,  in  1785;  and 
8  Hbitbt,  of  Kames.    The  youngest  son, 

HnntT  Horn,  of  Kames,  co.  Berwick,  was  fiither  of 

Gbobob  Homb,  of  Kames,  whose  son  was  the  oelebntted 

Hbnby  Homb.  of  Kames,  b.  in  1090,  who  beoime  a  judge 
of  session  in  1752,  and  assumed  the  title  of  Lord  Kam&<. 
Under  this  designation,  he  acquired  great  literary  distinc- 
tion by  his  BUnunti  of  CrUicirm,  Skdeku  ^  tite  RUtor$ 
of  Man,  The  OerUUman  Farmer,  Ao.  Lord  Kames  d.  in  Dec. 
1782.  He  m.  Agafha,  dau.  of  James  Drummond,  of  BLiir 
Drummond,  oo.  Perth  (desoended  from  Walter  Drummond, 
of  Ledoriefr.  Srd  son  of  Sir  Walter  Drummond,  Knt.  I'f 
Cargill  and  Stobhall,  who  d.  in  1455),  and  by  her  (who  «.  U 
the  estate  of  Blair  Drummond,  at  the  decease  of  her  nephew, 
James,  in  1766X  had  a  son  and  suoeessor, 

Obobob  HoMB-DBUMMOin>,  Esq.  of  Blair  Drummond,  who 
m.  11  Oct.  1782,  Janet,  dau.  of  John  Jardine,  D.D.,  a  oadec 
of  Jardikb  o/AppUffirthf  oo.  DumfHes,  and  by  her  (w1k>  d. 
80  Jan.  1840)  had  issue,. 

Hbhbt,  now  of  Blair  Drummond. 

John-Geoige.  of  Abbotsgrange,  m.  7  Jan.  1837,  Mary.  dau. 
of  Architmld  Drummood.  of  Rudgeway,  a  cadet  <^  Um 
ftunily  of  Blair  Drummond,  and  d.  «.  p.  6  Feb.  1848. 

Agatha,  of  Abbotsgrange. 
Mr.  Home-Dnimmond  d.  28  Oct.  1^10. 

^n«i»--Quarterly:  Dbcmmovd  aitd  Homb. 
Seat — Blair  Drummond,  co.  Perth. 


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DRUMMOND  OP  ALBURY  PARK. 

Drxtxmond,  Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Albury  Park,  co. 
Surrey,  F.Ra,  J.P.,  and  M.P.  for  West  Surrey,  b, 
5  Dea  1786;  m,  28  June,  1807,  Lady  Henrietta 
Hay-Drummond,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert- Auriol,  9th 
Earl  of  KinnouU,  and  has  had  issue, 

L  Henij.  6.  1811.  d.  18S7. 

n.  Maleolm,  ».  18S1,  d.  184S. 

UL  Arth1U^H6nr7,  ».  ISn,  d.  1846. 

L  Louisa,  m.  M  May,  184A,  to  Lord  Lo^ndnd,  ekUst  son  of 
tb«  Barl  ckrB«v«rl«y. 

n.  Adahids,  m,  16  Sspt  1860,  to  Sir  Tkomss  Rokemodt 
Oage,Bart. 

M,VHtUSf» — ^Tho  Hon.  Heniy  Drammood,  4th  son  of 
WUlHm,  4th  Vifloount  StrAtbollim,  was   of  Tho   Onmge, 
Hants,  and  Charing  Cross,  banker.    He  m.  in  1701.  Eliza- 
beth, din.  of  the  Hon.  Charles  Cumpton,  and  d.  in  1795, 
ieiring  issue, 
L  Henry,  bank«r  of  the  dtv  of  London,  m.  18  Feb.  1786. 
Anne.  dau.  of  Hemy,  1st  viMount  Hetville  (who  was  m. 
'    2ndlT,  to  James  Strange^  Esq.),  and  dying  4  July,  1794, 
leftinae, 

1  HsiraT,  aowof  Alboiy  Park,  Surrey,  M.P..  F.SwA. 
S  Robert,  6.  24  June^  1789.  d.  17  June,  1811. 
8  ^>enoer-Rodney,  in  ho^  orders,  b.  17  Dec  1790,  m. 
0  May,  1817,  Caroline^  only  dau.  of  the  late  Montagu 
Montagu,  Esq.,  and  has  an  only  dau.,  Coroline-Anue, 
«.  26  April,  1849,  to  the  Rev.  Henry- John  Vernon. 
1  Elisabeth,  m.  1  Aug.  1816,  to  John  Portal,  Esq.  of 
Freefolk.  Hants. 
-  ulmu,  ^.— As  BwniMOfn>  qf  OauUand, 
&al— Albuxy  Park,  Quildford. 


DRUHMOND  OF  CONCRAia 

Dbummovd,  John,  Esq.  of  The  Boyoe,  oo.  Glouoes^ 
ier,  J.P.,  present  head  of  the  Dbummonds  of  Can- 
craiff,  b.  5  Oct  1793 ;  m.  5  May,  1821,  Qeoigiana- 
Augtista  Finch,  dau.  of  George,  8th  Earl  of  Winohil- 
•ea,  and  has  issue  two  daui., 

I.  Qeoigiana-MstUda.  ii.  Bophia-Annabella. 

Mr.  Drummond  is  a  colonel  in  the  army,  and  a 
magistrate  for  the  county  of  Gloucester. 

ILtnCSfff. — The  Dbummonds  ^  dmcraig  deri^  fh>m 
8iB  Maubiob  Dbuxmomd,  of  Conoraig,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Maloolm 
Drummond,  10th  Thane  of  Lennox,  ancestor,  by  his  eldest 
s-^n,  of  tlie  Dmmmonds,  Barls  and  Dukes  of  Perth,  and 
BulsofMelfort. 

Sib  Johv  DBUMMOirB,  Srd  Knight  of  Conoraig,  coroner 
and  senenchal  of  Strathem,  was  InToired  in  a  serious  oontest 
with  the  Murray  family,  in  rindication  of  his  judicial  au- 
thority, which  led,  in  the  sequel,  to  the  death  of  the  Eart 
of  Strathem,  by  the  hand  of  Sir  John.  The  2ud  son  ot 
Sir  J<rim  Drummond,  8rd  kni^t  of  Concraig,  Johv  Dsum- 
MOND,  to  whom  his  Cither  gmnted  the  lands  of  Lennoch, 
in  Strathem,  wss  ancestor  of  the  DauMMOVDS  qf  Unnoeh, 
whose  representatiTs^  in  1640, 

Jomr  Dbummomb,  8th  Baron  of  Lennooh,  purchased  fh>m 
Ski  Oeoige  Hay,  ancestor  of  the  Bari  of  Kinnuull,  the 
barony  of  Megginch.  He  m.  Jean,  dau.  of  Colin  Campbell, 
ff  Aberuchill,  uncle  of  John,  Earl  of  Loud<«,  and  by  her 
W4S  Ckther  of  an  un^  dau.,  Anne,  m.  in  1678,  to  Alexander 
Duncan,  of  Seaside,  ancestor  of  the  Duvoaks  ^LvMdic:  and 
cfasoQ, 

Adam  Dkumxovd,  0th  Baron  of  Lennooh,  and  Snd  of 
Megginch,  who  was  a  privy  coimcillor  of  Scotland,  and,  in 
M96,  one  of  the  commissioners  to  inquire  into  the  slaughter 
of  the  Macdunalds  of  Olencoe.  He  is.  AUson,  eldest  dau.  of 
John  Hay,  of  Hsystoun,  descended  from  the  Tweeddale 
funily,  and  had  issue.    The  elder  son, 

Jomi  Dbumm oxD,  10th  of  T^^nn5>ffh^  snd  Srd  of  Megginch, 
M.P.  for  Perthshire  in  1727.  «.  in  171?,  Bethia.  dau,  of 
James  Murrsy,  Esq.  of  Deuohar,  descended  from  the  fiunily 
of  Philiiduiugh,  and  had  issue,  of  whom  was 

Adam,  11th  of  Lennooh,  and  4th  of  Megginch,  h,  in  1718, 
ospt.  in  the  army.  He  served  in  the  first  American  war, 
was  M.P.  for  I^Tminston,  for  the  Forfar  buxghs,  and  tat 
Shaftesbury,  snd  redded  at  Drummond  Ciwtle  till  the 
restoration  of  the  estate.  He  m.  in  1734,  Lady  Katharine 
Faulet,  2nd  dan.  of  Henry,  Duke  of  Bolton,  but  left  no 


OoLLur,  of  whom  presently. 

Jean,  m.  1st.  to  James,  2nd  Duke  of  Atholl;  and  2ndly,  to 
Lord  AdessaordcD,  Oth  son  of  the  Duke  of  Gordon. 
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The  only  son  to  leaTS  issue, 

CoLUK  DBUMMoyn,  Esq.,  6.  in  1722,  m.  in  1768,  Katherine, 
dau.  of  Oliphant  of  Bessie,  and  sister  of  the  Countess  uf 
Hopetoun,  and  hod  issue, 
I.  JoBir,  M.P„  b.  in  1754,  12th  of  Lennooh,  and  5th  of 

Megginch,  sold  the  former  patrimonial  property,  and,  in 

1795,  disposed  of  Megginch  to  Robert,  who  entailed  it  on 

his  next  orother.  Sir  Adam  Drummond,  K.C.H. 
a.  Robert,  capt  in  the  Hon.  E.  I.  Co.'s  marine,  6.  in  1759. 

m.  in  1810,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Phillimore,  and 

<i.  «  p.  in  1815. 

m.  Adah  (Sir^  of  Megginch  Castle. 
lY.  Gordon  (Sirl  6.  in  1772,  Gen.,  G.C.B..  coL  49th  rcgt., 

m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  W.  Russell.  Esq.  of  BronoepBth 

Castle,  00.  Durham,  and  had  issue, 

1  Gordon,  capt  and  lieut.-coL  Coldstream-guords. 

2  Russell,  Ueut  R.N..  kiU/Bd  at  CaUoa  Sonurica. 
I  Elisa,  m.  in  1882,  to  the  Earl  of  Effingham. 

I.  Elisabeth,  m.  in  1784,  to  Lord  Henrey,  Gi4>t  RN.,  son 
of  the  Eari  of  Bristol,  and  d.  in  1818. 
The  eldest  son, 

John  Drummovd,  Esq.,  M.P.,  12th  of  Lennoch,  and  5th  of 
Megginch,  m.  1788,  Lady  Susan  F;uie,  dau.  uf  John,  9th  Earl 
of  Westmoreland,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1795)  left  at  his 
decease,  a  dau.,  Susan,  who  m.  in  1811,  George  Moore,  Esq. 
of  Appleby  Hall,  co.  Leicester,  and  d.  in  1813;  and  a  son, 
the  present  John  Dboxmond,  Esq.  of  The  Boyoe. 

^rm*—Per  fesse,  wavy,  or  and  gu. 

Creit— Two  arms  drawing  an  arrow  to  the  head,  in  a  bow, 
ppr. 

fitepporfert— Dexter,  a  naked  savage,  wreathed  about  the 
head  and  middle  with  oak-leaves,  holding  over  his  dexter 
shoulder  a  dub.  all  ppr.;  sinister,  a  knight,  armed  at  oil 
points,  visor  of  his  helmet  up,  a  spear  resong  on  his  sinister 
arm,  also  ppr. 

JfoOo— liarteetarfce. 

£m(— The  Boyoe^  eo.  Gloucester. 


DRUMMOND  OF  MEGGINCH  CASTLR 

Drummond,  John-Murray,  Esq.  of  Megginch 
Castle,  00.  Perth,  late  of  the  Greimdier-guards,  6. 
10  April,  1803 ;  m,  20  Nov.  1885,  Frances-Jemima, 
4th  dau.  of  the  late  General  Sir  John  Oswald,  of 
Dunnikier,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  and  has  a  dau.,  Mary. 

SrttUKSf. — SzB  Adam  DmuMMOifD,  K.C.H.,  admiral 
B.N.,  of  Megginch;  6.  in  1770,  8rd  son  of  Golin  Drammond, 
Esq.,  11th  of  Lennooh,  and  4th  of  Megghich,  si.  28  May, 
1801,  Lady  Charlotte  Murray,  eldest  dau.  of  John,  4th  Duke 
of  AthoU,  and  widow  of  Sir  John  Menaies,  Bart.,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  81  May,  188S)  hod  issue, 
JoHH-MuBAAT,  uow  of  Mcgginch. 

Robert,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Peering;  Essex,  m.  19  Jon. 
1841,  Hon.  Charlotte-Olivia-Elisabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late 
CoL  Stmtt  and  the  Baroness  Bayleigh,  of  Terling,  co. 
Essex. 

Adam-Augustus,  mi^or  11th  rcgt  Bombay  native  infantry, 
m.  in  1827,  Miss  Sandelia  Symon,  and  has  issue,  James- 
Charles,  b.  in  1832  (deceased),  and  three  daus. 
James-Charles.  Ueut  41st  Bengal  native  infiintiy,  d,  in 
India,  in  1827. 

Charles-Gordon,  Bengal  civil  service,  d.  In  India,  in  1831. 
Henry -Maurice,  late  capt  42nd  Boyal  Highlandsw»  now 
mi\ior  Royal  Perthshire  Rifles. 
Jane-Catherine. 

AriMt  <^.— See  preceding  fiunily. 
£eal— Megginch  Castle. 


DRUMMOND  OP  CADLAND. 

Drummond,  Andriw-Robbrt,  Esq.  of  C!adland, 
00.  Hant«,  6.  28  July,  1794 ;  m.  7  March,  1822,  Lady 
EUizabeth-Frederica  Manners,  dau.  of  John-Heniy, 
Duke  of  Rutland,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Ain»aw^OHH,  b.  18  May,  1828. 

u.  Edgor-Atheling,  b.  11  Aug.  1826. 

m.  Amed-Manners,  lieut.  rifle  brigade,  6.  28  Aug.  1829. 

rr.  Yictor-Arthur-Wellington,  b,  4  June,  1883. 

Y.  Cecil-George-Asheton,  6. 11  April,  1889. 

L  Annabella-Maiy-Elisabeth,  m.  4  Dec.  1844,  to  Alexander- 
Dundas-Ross-WishartrBoillie  Cochrane,  Esq. 

n.  Frederica-Mary-AdeliBB,  m.  8  Oct.  1846^  to  Bichard- 
Geoige  Lumley,  Esq. 

ILtt1fH0f. — Andrew  -  Bkbksley  Drummovd,  Esq.  of 
Codland  (eldest  son  of  the  Hon.  Robert  Drummond,  3rd  son 
of  William,  4th  Viscount  Strathallan,  by  Margaret  his  wife, 
dau,  of  William,  Lord  Nafme),  6.  Sept.  1755,  to.  2  April,  1781, 
Lady  Mary  PerceviU,  d.au.  uf  John,  2nd  Earl  of  Egmont,  and 

Jigitized  by  V^^  ^  ^  ^^  ^  ^ 


D  R  U 

had  by  her  (who  d.  10  Sept.  18S9)  two  sons  and  two  daus.» 
▼is., 
Akdrkw-T^obkbt.  nowofCadland. 

Williom-Cbnrles,  a  lieut.-col.  in  the  army.  6.  U  July,  1796. 
Mary.  m.  18  Oct.  1830,  to  the  Rev.  Frands  Fulford,  D  D., 
Bishop  of  Montreal. 

Catherine-Isabella,  tn.  27  March,  1826,  to  the  Rev.  Henry 
Perceval,  sou  of  the  Right  Hon.  Spencer  Perceval. 
Hr.  Drummond  d.  27  Dec  1833. 

^rm«— Quarteriy :  Ist  and  4th,  or,  three  bars,  wavy,  gu. : 
2nd  and  8rd,  or.  a  lion's  head,  erased,  within  a  double 
tressure.  flory-counterflory,  gu. 

Crt$t — A  goshawk,  wings  expanded,  ppr. 
nd,  Hants. 


DRUMMOND  OF  STANMORK 

Druhmond,  Gboroe-Harlet,  Esq.  of  Stanmore, 
in  Middlesex,  at  one  time  M.P.  for  Kincardineshire, 
b.  28  Nov.  1783 ;  i».  9  Feb.  1801,  Maipiret,  dau.  of 
the  late  Alexander  Mnnro,  Esq.  of  Glasgow,  and  by 
her  (who  cL  28  July,  1858)  has  issue, 
I.  Gborob,  6.  18  Feb.  1802,  m.  14  April.  1831,  Marianne, 
Snd  dau.  of  the  late  Edward-Berkeley  Portman,  Esq.  of 
Bryanston,  in  Dorsetshire,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1  Dec. 
1842)  left  at  his  decease,  5  Jan.  1851,  1  Oeorge-James, 
6.  23  June,  1835;    1  Maiy-Maigaret ;    2  Lucy-Anne; 
8  Beatrix-Sophia ;  and  4  Harriet- Ada. 
n.  Heury-Dundas,  in  the  army,  6. 17  Deo.  1812,  m.  1  Dec. 
1838,  Sophia -Jane,  only  surviving  dau.  of  the  late 
Charles-C.  Macklnnon,  Esq. 
I.  Margaret,  d.  in  1838. 

ILinCA^f . — ^ANnasw  Dbummokd,  Esq.  (brother  of  Wil- 
liam, 4th  Viscoimt  Strathallan),  founder  cf  the  well-known 
banking-house  of  Drummond  and  Co.,  purchased  the  esti^te 
of  Stanmore,  in  Middlesex,  in  1729,  and  d,  in  1709,  aged  82. 
leaving,  by  Straohan  his  wife,  a  dau.,  Isabel,  m.  to  Captain 
Peters ;  and  a  son, 

JoRK  Dkuxmond,  Esq.  of  Stanmore.  in  Middlesex,  M.P. 
for  Thetford,  who  m.  in  1744,  Chariotte,  dau.  of  Lord  Wil- 
liam Beauclerk,  son  of  Charles,  1st  Duke  of  St.  Albans,  and 
dying  in  1774.  left  (with  junior  issue,  for  which  see  Bxtbkb's 
Pteroffe)  a  son  and  heir. 

Oiomos  Drummoitd,  Esq.  of  Stanmore.  6.  in  1758,  who  m. 
tn  1779,  Martha,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Thomas  Harley, 
and  had  issue, 

I.  Obobob-Harlbt,  now  of  Stanmore. 

II.  Androw-Mortimer.  6.  9th  Nov.  1786,  ta.  26  July.  1808, 
Ladv  Emily-Charlotte  Perc^,  4th  dau.  of  Algernon,  1st 
Earl  of  Beveriey,  and  has  issue,  1  Mortimer-Percy.  6. 
7  Sept.  1810,  m.  8  Oct  1840,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  James 
Drummond  Naime.  E.«q. ;  1  Emily  Susan :  2  Eleanor- 
Charlotte,  m.  20  June,  1848,  to  George  Wodehouse,  Esq., 
comm.  R.N. ;  3  Julia-Frances;  4  Cedl-Elizabeth,  m.  8  Jan. 
1840.  to  the  Rev.  Heneage  Drummond;  5  Agnes-Fri.scilla, 
m.  27  Feb.  1851,  to  the  Rev.  Berdmore  Compton ;  6  Susan- 
Caroline,  m.  16  April,  1844,  to  Harvey  Drummond,  Esq. ; 
7  Marion. 

I.  Henrietta-Martha,  m.  19  April,  1803,  to  Yice-Admlral 
Sir  Charles  Hamilton.  Bart. 

Mr.  Drummond  d.  in  1789. 

Amu  and  Oes^-See  Druxmond  o/  CadUmd. 
Seat — Stanmore. 


DRURY  OF  KNIGHTSTONK 

Drurt,  The  Rev.  Charles,  MA.,  F.A.S.,  of 
Knightetone,  co.  Devon,  prebendary  of  Hereford, 
and  rector  of  the  second  portion  of  Pontesbury, 
Salop,  6.  20  April,  1788. 

UntH^t*  —  This  &ini1y  is  descended  ftfmi  the  very 
ancient  house  of  the  Dburts  of  Suffolk.  The  founder  of  it 
came  into  England  with  the  CovQXTBaoa,  as  is  recorded  in 
the  Battle  Abbey  Roll.  He  settled  fh^st  at  Thtuston,  and 
subsequently  at  Rougham,  near  Bury  St.  Edmunds,  oo. 
Suffolk,  and  his  desoendants  continued  in  possession  of  that 
estate  for  about  six  hundred  ye:\r8  or  more. 

From  this  house  bianohed  off  the  Drubtb  qf  Havrted, 
Suffolk,  who  built  Druty  House,  in  London,  temp,  Euza- 
BCTH,  the  road  leading  to  which  has  ever  since  retained  the 
name  of  Dnuy-lane.  It  stood  a  little  behind  the  site  of  the 
present  Olympic  theatre. 

Of  another  branch  of  this  f  imily  was  Sib  Drub  Dbubt, 
who,  together  with  Sir  Amias  Powiett,  had,  at  one  period, 
the  custody  of  Mabt  Queen  of  Soots. 

The  immediate  descent  of  Dbubt  qf  Knightttoni  is  from 
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DUB 

JoHK  DB*mT,  Srd  son  of  Snt  Robebt  Dbubt,  of  Roughnra, 
Suffolk,  6.  temp.  Elizabeth.  This  gentleman  beoime  pos- 
sessed of,  and  removed  to,  Leviate  Hall,  parish  of  Ash- 
wyhen,  near  I^^nn.  in  Norfolk,  in  the  reign  of  Jambs  I.  His 
descendants,  in  the  Srd  generation,  alienated  that  property 
to  the  funily  of  the  Lord  Keeper  North.  There  is  no  trace 
that  any  of  this  branch  of  the  DruTys  again  became  posses- 
sors of  landed  estate,  until  the  latter  part  of  the  last  cen- 
tury, when 

Thb  Rev.  Josbfh  Dbubt,  D.D.,  prebendary  of  WeDs,  pur- 
chased lands  at  DawUsh,  in  Devon,  and  built  a  seat  thereon, 
called  Cockwood  House.  Dr.  Dnuy  was  for  several  yeirs 
mnster  of  Harrow,  but  he  relinquished  that  poet  in  1804. 
Ho  TO.  in  1777,  Louisa,  dau.  of  Benjamin  He^th,  Esq.,  LL  D., 
of  Exeter,  author  of  many  learned  works,  and  had,  with  one 
dau.,  Louisa-Heath,  m.  to  John  Herman  Merivale,  Esq.  of 
Benton  Place,  co.  Devon  (by  whom  she  has  nimierous  issue),, 
three  sons,  the  youngest  and  only  surviving  of  whom  is 
the  present  Rev.  Chablbs  Dbubt,  M.A.,  of  Knightetone. 
The  two  elder  sons,  Henry-Thomas- Joseph,  and  Bei^amir- 
Heath,  who  are  both  deceased,  married  and  left  issue  ;  the 
son  of  the  eldest,  the  Rbv.  Hbitbt  Dbubt,  M.A.,  viear 
of  Bremhill,  Wilts,  being  the  present  representative  of  ihe 
Ikmily.    Mr.  Drury  d.  9  Jan.  18S4. 

Arm»—A.Tg.,  on  a  chief,  vert,  two  mullets  pierced,  or. 

CrtMtr—k  greyhound,  courant,  ppr. 

lfo»o— Nou  sine  causft. 

^Mie— Knightetone,  near  Ottery. 


DUBERLEY  OF  GAINES  HALL. 

DuBBRLT,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Gkunes  Hall,  co.  Hunt- 
ingdon, h.  9  Sept  1788;  served  in  the  Peninsula 
and  flanders,  in  the  11th  light  dragoons;  m. 
21  Sept  1887,  Emily-Hannah,  Srd  dau.  of  the  late 
Hon.  Col.  William  Grey,  brother  to  Earl  Grey,  and 
has  issue. 

S.tnri((rt.— Sib  Jakes  Dubbblt,  Knt  of  Gaines  Hall, 
CO.  Huntingdon,  b.  31  Oct.  1758,  purchased,  in  1797,  estates 
in  the  counties  of  Huntingdon,  Bedford,  Cambridge,  and 
Norfolk.  He  m.  1st,  16  Nov.  1787.  Miss  Rebecca  Howard, 
and  had  issue.  Jambs,  his  heir ;  and  Mary-Anne,  d.  22  July, 
1854.  Sir  James  m.  2ndly,  17  Oct.  1805,  Etheldred,  elder 
dau.  of  Charles  St.  Barbe,  Esq.  of  Lymington,  Hants,  and 
had  issue,  Geoige,  captain  Mth  regt.,  m.  Miss  Catherine 
Locke;  Charies,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Miss  Fftnny  Potts; 
Henry,  m.  Miss  Fanny  Locke ;  and  Etheldred,  m.  to  Edward 
Vernon,  Esq.  c^  Shrawley,  co.  Worcester.  He  d.  26  May, 
1832,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present  Jambs 
DuBEBLT,  Esq.  of  Qaines  Hall. 

^rnu— Vert,  on  a  fesse,  or,  between  two  garbs  in  chief,  of 
the  last,  and  a  sickle  in  base,  azg..  handle,  gold,  an  arrow, 
barwise,  gu.,  bsaded  and  flighted,  of  the  third,  between  two 
estoiles,  as. 

CVfrt— A  dexter  arm,  embowed,  ppr.,  holding  in  the  hand 
three  ears  of  wheat,  or. 

AfoMo— Res  non  verba. 

iSeo^-Oaines  Hall,  Bt.  Neot's,  oo.  Huntingdon. 


DU  CANE  OF  BRAXTED. 
Du  Cani,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Braxted,  Essex,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  M.A-  Exeter  College,  Oxford,  6.  in  1824. 

%iXltK^t» — ^This  Hunily  is  of  noble  French  origin ;  the 
immediate  ancestor  of  the  English  bmnoh  had  settled  in  the 
Low  Countries;  another  member  of  the  family,  Gabriel, 
Marquis  du  Quesne  (grandson  of  the  celebrated  Frencii 
Admiral  Abraham  du  Quesne,  to  whom  a  statue  has  recently 
been  erected  at  Dieppe,  his  native  town),  fled  to  this  country 
on  the  revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nantes,  and  was  father  uf 
the  Rev.  Thomas-Roger  Du  Quesne,  prebendaiy  of  Ely,  and 
vicar  of  East  Tuddenham,  Norfolk,  who  d.  1798,  aged  76, ».  p. 
The  femily  is  at  present  represented  in  France  by  the 
Vicomte  du  Quesne,  capitaine  de  vaisseau. 

John  Du  Qubshb  fled  to  England,  out  of  Flanders,  to 
avoid  the  Duke  of  Alva's  persecutions,  circa  1570.  He  left, 
by  Judith  his  wife,  a  son, 

JoHH  Du  QUBSNE,  6.  in  Canterbury,  and  bapt  2  Aug.  1590. 
By  Maiy  his  wife,  he  leO,  with  two  daus.,  Maiy,  wife  of 
James  Houblon,  Esq.,  and  mother  of  Sir  John  Houblon ; 
and  Sarah,  m.  in  1636,  to  Isiiao  du  Quesne,  three  sons, 
Prteb;  John ;  and  Benjamin,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

Pbtbb  Du  Queskb,  oZio*  Du  Cank,  settled  tn  London,  and 
was  elected  alderman,  1666.    He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Eliaa 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


D  U  C 


D  U  C 


Mauroia,  of  Canterbury,  l^  Elisabeth  his  -wife,  dau.  of 
Ii^wrenoe  Desbuuverie,  of  S:indwich,  and  d.  7  Feb.  1071, 
leaving  two  daus.,  Jane,  m.  20  Aug.  IMl,  to  Sir  Chriflt4>pher 
Lethieulier,  Knt;  and  Eiiubeth;  and  nine  sons;  the  2nd 
but  eldest  surviving, 

PsTRB  Du  Cake,  Esq.,  m.  6  Jan.  1675,  Jane,  eldest  dau. 
of  Richard  Booth,  and  d.  10  Sept.  1714,  le.iving  a  son  and 


BiciiABD  Du  Canr,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Colchester,  who  m. 
Anne,  only  child  of  Nehemiah  I^de,  lord  of  the  manors  of 
Great  and  Little  Coggeahall,  Essex,  and  dying  8  Oct.  1744, 
aged  63.  was  buried  at  Brazted.    His  son  and  successor, 

Pbtbb  Dd  Cans,  Esq.  of  Brazted  Park,  Essex,  6.  22  April, 
1713,  served  as  high-sheriff  1745.    He  m.  27  March,  1735, 
Mfuy,  only  dau.  of  Heniy  Norris,  Esq.  of  Hackney  and 
Woodford,  Middlesex,  and  dying  28  March,  1803,  left  issue, 
L  PvrvR,  his  heir. 

n.  Henxy,  vicar  of  Coogeshall,  Essex,  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of 
John-Oharies  Desmadryll,  a  coUateral  descendant  of 
Oliver  Cromwell,  through  the  Disbrowes,  and  d.  12  Nov. 
1812;  aged  67,  leaving  issue, 

1  Henxy.  in  holy  orders,  of  The  Orove,  Witham,  b.  1785, 
m,  Mary  Sowerby,  and  had  surviving  issue,  Percy,  6. 
24  July,  1840;  Emily,  m.;  Louisa;  Charlotte;  and 
Anna. 

2  Richard,  h.  1788,  mi^or.  20th  dragoons,  m.  Eliza,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Ware,  Esq.  of  Woodfort,  co.  Cork,  and  d. 
4  Dec  1833.  leaving  issue.  Richard,  6.  1819 :  Arthur,  6. 
1825;  Robert,  capt.  64th  foot;  Edmund-Frederick, 
royal  eugineers. 

8  Charlee,  b.  1789.  capt  R.N.,  m.  Frances,  2nd  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Charies  Pndeauz-Brune,  of  Prideaux  Place, 
CO.  Cornwall,  and  d.  17  Nov.  1850.  leaving  issue. 
Chasllb.  now  of  Braxted  Park. 
Francis,  royal  engineers.  6. 1825. 
John,  an  officer  in  the  Rifles,  lost  at  sea  on  his  way  to 
the  Owe.  June,  1868. 
Alfred,  6.  1834. 

Mary-Gertrude.  Fanny.  Bertha. 

1  Louisa.  2  Anna-Maria.  3  Sarah. 

I.  Maiy.  d.  18  Nov.  1812,  aged  67. 
It.  fianh,  of  The  Grove,  Witham,  d,  IS  Feb.  1830,  aged  80. 

The  son  and  successor, 

Pcm  Du  Cake,  Esq.  of  Braxted  Park,  6.  20  April,  1741, 
m.   23  Nov.   1769,  Phcebe-Philips,  eldest  dau.  of  Edward 
Tredcroft,  Esq.  of  The  Manor  House,  Horsham,  Sussex,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  23  Feb.  1881,  aged  88)  had  issue, 
Pkteb,  his  heir. 

Mary.  m.  22  Aug.  1794.  Edmund,  only  son  of  William 
Itailth,  Esq.  of  Horsham  Paric  and  Woodbridge  House, 
Guildford,  and  by  him  (who  d.  29  Oct.  1845)  left  at  her 
decease,  23  April,  1844,  Pennr.  in  holy  orders,  m.  Mary 
Kenrick;  Frederick,  m.  IsabeUa-0.  James;  William- 
Forster,  J.  P.  and  D.L.  for  Sussex,  m.  LiUa-Bosolie 
Greene :  and  Caroline,  m.  to  J.  Godmau,  Esq. 
Chariotte-Phcebe.  m.  4  Nov.  1803,  Richard,  5th  son  of 
Randolph  Mamott.  Esq.  of  Leases  Hall,  Yorkshire,  capt 
H.E.I.C.S..  but  d.  M.  p.  15  April,  1854. 

Mr.  Da  Cane  d.  IS  June,  1823,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

FiTKB  Du  Cane,  Esq.  of  Brazted  Park,  6.  19  Aug.  1778, 
blgii-sheriff  of  Essex  1826,  who  d.  ».  p.  28  Mny,  1841,  and 
w.is  buried  at  braxted.  The  Dunily  estates  are  now  pos- 
sessed by  his  kinsman.  Chableb  Du  Cane,  Esq.  of  Braxted 
Park,  "grandson  of  Mr.  Peter  Du  Cane's  uncle,  the  Rev. 
Beniy  DuCane. 

AnnM  Aig.,  alien,  rampant  sa..  ducally  crowned,  or;  on 
a  canUm,  as.,  a  chevron,  of  the  third,  between  two  acorns, 
sUpped  and  erect 

Crut — A  demi-lion,  rampant  sa.,  ducally  crowned,  or,  sup- 
porting with  the  paws  an  anchor,  erect  of  the  same. 

Sectf— Braxted  Park,  Essex. 


DUCKETT  OF  DUCKETTS  GROVR 

DucKBTT,  John-Dawson,  Esq.  of  Duokett's  Grove, 
CO.  Carlow,  high-sheriff  in  1819 ;  m.  16  March,  1819, 
Sarah-Summers,  dau.  of  William  HutchinBOD,  Esq. 
of  Thnoney,  oo.  Tipperary,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William.  n.  John-Dawson,  d.  young. 

L  BUsa-I^wson,  d.  wim.  n.  Anna. 

n.  Sarah.  it.  Yiotoria-Henrietta-Josephine. 

Iritttagt.— The  Duckettsof  Finingham  in  Lincolnshire. 
of  Orayrigg.  Heversham,  and  Morland  in  Westmoreland,  df 
Flintham,  Notts,  of  Hartham  in  Wiltshire,  of  Royden  in 
Essex,  of  Newtown,  co.  Kildare,  and  of  Duckett*s  Grove,  oo. 
Garlow,  derive  from  a  common  ancestor  in 

BiOHABD  DuoKKTT,  lord  of  the  manor  of  FiUinghnro  in 
19D5,  who  was  Judge  of  the  counties  of  Bedford,  Bucking- 
321 


ham,  Cambridge.  Huntingdon,  Norfolk,  Northampton,  and 
Rutland,  temp.  Hbnry  III. 

Thomas  Duokett,  Esq.,  who  first  settled  in  Ireland,  and 
purchased,  in  1695,  estates  in  the  county  of  Carlow,  from 
Thomas  Crosthwaite,  Esq.  of  Cockermoutb,  was  son  of 
James  Duckett  Esq.  of  Grayrigg,  by  his  3rd  wife,  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Christopher  Walker,  Esq.  He  m.  Judith,  dau.  and 
neir  of  Pierce  De  la  Poor,  Esq.  of  Killowon,  co.  Watcrford, 
grandson  of  the  Hon.  Pierce  De  la  Poer,  of  Killowen,  brother 
of  Richard,  1st  Earl  of  Tyrone,  and  had  an  only  son  and 


Thomas  Duokktt.  Esq.,  who  purchased  Philipstown  trom 
the  Earl  of  Ormond;  his  will  was  dated  18  Jan.  1732,  and 
proved  13  May,  1735.  By  Elizabeth  Stephens  his  wife,  he 
had  (with  three  daus.,  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Russell, 
Esq.  of  Dublin;  Anne,  m.  to  James  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of 
Knockballymagher;  and  Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Sealy,  Esq.  of 
Waterford)  a  son  and  successor, 

JoHH  Ducunr,  Esq.  of  Philipstown  and  Newtown,  co. 
Kildare,  whose  wiU,  dated  13  April,  1733,  was  prt  /cd  17 
May,  1738.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Devonsher  Esq., 
l^  Sarah  his  wife,  sister  of  Abraham  Morris,  Esq.  oi  Cork, 
and  has  issue,  1  Thomas,  of  Newtown,  who  d.  unm. ; 
2  William,  of  Philipstown,  who  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Summers,  Esq.,  but  d.  ».  p.\Z  Abraham,  of  Ardnohue.  co. 
Carlow.  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Samuel  Jessop,  Esq.,  and  had 
(with  three  sons,  who  d.  $.  p.)  three  daus.,  Jane, «».  to  Walter 
White,  Esq.;  Susanna,  d.  Num.;  and  Anne,  m.  to  John 
Robertson,  Esq. ;  4  Jonas,  of  whom  presently ;  1  Sarah,  m. 
to  John  Fuller,  Esq.  of  Ballytore;  2  Elisabeth,  m.  to  George 
Penrose,  Esq.  of  Waterford;  3  Jane,  wife  of  Thomas  Irwin, 
Esq.  of  Cumberland.    The  4th  son, 

JoKAS  DuoKBTT.  Esq.  of  Duckett's  Grove,  oo.  Carlow, 
whose  will,  dated  7  July,  1796,  was  proved  21  Dea  1797,  m. 
Hannah,  dau.  of  William  Alloway,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  had 
issue, 

William,  hia  heir.  John,  d.  a.  p. 

Thomas,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Arundel  Madden,  Esq. 
of  Dublin,  an  had  and  only  dau..  Hannah-Thomasinb, 
m.  1st  to  the  Rev.  Samuel  Madden,  and  2ndly,  to  John 
Maodonnell,  Esq.  of  New  Hall,  oo.  Clare. 

Jonas,  of  Belle  Vue,  co.  Kildare. 

Frederick,  d.  $.  p. 

Mary-AUoway,  m.  to  her  cousin.  Thomas  Fuller,  Esa. 

Hannah,  m.  to  Thomas  Booke,  Esq.  of  Boake  Field,  co. 
KUdare. 

Jane.  m.  to  James  Hunt,  Esq.  of  Dublin. 

The  eldest  son. 

William  Duokstt,  Esq.  of  Du6kett*s  Grove,  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  John-Dawson  Coates,  Esq.  of  Dawson 
Court  CO.  Dublin,  banker  in  Dublin,  and  had  issue, 

Johk-Dawsoh,  now  of  Duckett's  Grove. 

William,  of  Russellstown  Park,  co.  Carlow,  J.  P.,  high- 
sheriff  In  1825,  6.  Jan.  1797,  m.  Jan.  1843,  Harriet-Isabella- 
Anne,  only  dau.  of  Colonel  Charles-Edward  Gordon,  R  A., 
son  of  John  Gkirdon,  Esq.  of  Wardhouse  and  Kildrummie, 
CO.  Aberdeen ;  and  by  her  (who  d.  27  Nov.  1852)  has  issue, 
William  -  Gordon  ;  Stewart  -  James  -  Charles ;  Charles- 
Edward-Henry ;  and  Harriet  Elinor-Alston. 

Joseph-Fade.  Thomas-Jonas,  d.  imm. 

Ettzabeth,  d.  young. 

Elizabeth-Dawson,  m.  to  William-Richard  Steuart  Esq.  of 
Steuart's  Lodge,  co.  Cariow,  high-sheriff  in  1820. 

^mu— Sa.,  a  saltier,  arg.,  charged  with  a  crescent 
Crat—Oni  of  a  ducal  coronet  or,  a  plume  of  five  ostrich 
feathers,  azg. 
Jtfbtto--Spectemur  agendo. 
£ea^— Duckett's  Grove,  Castledermot  co.  Carlow. 


DUCKWORTH  OF  OVER  DARWEN  AND 
MUSBURY. 

DocKWORTH,  William,  Esq.  of  Beechwood,  New 
Forest,  co.  Hants,  J.P.  for  that  county,  6.  4  April, 
1795;  m.  Ist,  3  Oct  1825,  Hester-Emily,  dau.  of 
Robert  Philips,  Esq.  of  The  Park,  Prestwich,  Lan- 
cashire (who  d.  25  Jan.  1834),  and  has  issue, 

I.  George,  b.  29  July,  1820,  captain  fith  dragoon-guards, 
d.  24  Aug.  1864,  on  board  the  "  Bombay"  transport 
in  V.vna  Bny. 

n.  Wiluam-Arthtjb,  b.  17  March,  1829. 

m.  Russell,  b.  SO  April,  1880. 

TV.  Herbert  b.  10  May,  1883. 

I.  Sarah-Emily. 
Mr.  Duckworth  m.  2ndly,  Mai^garet-Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  Samuel-Yate  Benyon,  Esq.,  K.C.,  and  Vice-Chan- 
cellor of  the  county  palatine  of  Lancaster,      t      i 


DUG 

%ixlCU^t. — ^Thii  flunily  has  for  several  oeuturiee  held 
kinds  in  I^noashire,  the  estate  at  Musbury,  in  the  parish 
of  Bury,  havin^f  been  granted  to  Mr.  Duckworth's  direct 
ancestor,  Richard  Duckeworth  (before  spelt  **  Dykewarde"), 
80  Hbnrt  VIII.  (1538),  on  the  disolution  of  the  monasteiy 
of  Whalley.  Mr.  Duckworth's  father,  Qeobob  Duckworth, 
lord  of  the  manor  of  Over  Darwen,  in  the  parish  of  Black- 
burn, d.  21  Nov.  1815,  leaving  also,  Samuel  Duckworth, 
who  d.  uniA.  3  Dec.  1847,  a  barrister,  and  M.P.  for  Leices- 
ter when  appointed  a  Master  in  Chancery,  and  two  daus., 
Eliza-Duckworth,  ttnm.,  and  Anna,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Colt- 
man,  one  of  the  justices  of  H.M.  Court  of  Common  Pleaa. 

Armt^Arg.,  a  cross,  pointed,  sa.,  ■unBounted  by  a  Uke 
cposs,  or;  in  chief,  two  gryphon's  heads,  erased,  each  sur- 
mounting four  n>ear-heada,  coi^joined  in  saltier,  ppr. 

Cre$t-—A  gryphon's  head,  erued,  and  surmounting  four 
Q>ear-heads,  conjoined  as  in  Uxe  arms. 

J{etui0neet--Beechwood,  New  Forest;  and  38,  Bryanston 
Square. 


DUCKWORTH  OF  MOUNT  BRRia 

Duckworth,  John,  Esq.  of  Mount  Enis,  Bc^le, 
CO.  Roscommon,  J.P.,  captain  Leitrim  militia,    6. 
11  Jan.  1787;  m.  30  Jan.  1810,  Mary  Smallmau,  and 
has  issue, 
I.  William,  b.  10  Jan.  1822,  m.  80  April,  1850,  Maria- 
Henrietta,  dau.  of  the  Ber.  Richard  D'OIin,  rector  of 
Ballymore  Eustace. 
L  Jane.  m.  4  Feb.  1839,  to  Arthur-John-Yeeey-Lindaey 
Birohall,  of  Bladchurst  House,  Ireland. 

ftinfXSt* — ^RiCBABD  Duckworth,  Esq.,  served  in  the 
00th  regt.  (which  was  formed  out  of  the  2nd  battUion  of 
the  24th  regtX  and  was  killed  in  action  at  the  taking  of 
Martinique,  in  ^704,  when  his  son,  Johk  Duckworth,  was 
a  child.  That  gentleman  subsequently  served  in  the  same 
regiment,  and  was  in  several  battles  with  it,  particularly  at 
the  naval  fight  between  Lord  Bodney  and  Count  de  Orasee. 
in  1782 ;  he  died  in  the  army.  Captain  John  Duckworth 
m.  March,  1786,  Mary  Williams,  and  d.  in  1806,  leavhig  one 
son,  the  present  Johk  Duckworth,  Esq.  of  Mount  Erris. 

Seo^— Mount  Erris,  Bcfyle. 


DUFF  OF  HATTON. 

DuFV,  Gardbn,  Esq.  of  Hatton  and  BalquhoUy, 
CO.  Aberdeen,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  29  Oct.  1779;  «. 
17  Sept.  1805,  Louisa,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Benjamin 
Dunbar,  Bart  (afterwards  6th  Baron  Duffus),  and 
by  her  had  five  sons  and  three  daua., 
I.  John,  b.  in  1807,  d.  in  1829. 
n.  Brkjamiv,  6.  1808,  m.  1832,  Emma,  dau.  of  Comrais- 

a^ry•General  Haines,  and  has  issue  one  son  and  two 

daus. 
m.  Qarden-William,  6.  in  1814,  m.  1850,  Douglas-Isabella- 

Maria,  Srd  dau.  of  B.-C.  Urquhart,  Esq.  of  Meldrum 

and  ^rth,  and  has  issue  one  son  and  two  daus. 
IT.  Robert-George,  6.  in  1817,  m.  1847,  Mary,  only  ohUd 

of  W.-B.  Astley,  Esq.  of  Wellington  Lodge,  and  has 

issue  two  sons  and  one  dau. 
y.  James,  b.  May,  1820. 
I.  Jessie,  m.  in  1836,  to  Alexander  Morison,  Esq.  of  Bog- 

nie  and  Frendraugfht,  oo.  Aberdeen, 
n.  Helen,  m.  in  1832,  to  Jamea  Buohan,  Esq.,  of  Auch- 

macoy,  co.  Aberdeen, 
m.  Louisa-Clementina. 

lintAQt, — ^Alixandbr  Duft.  of  Hatton  (son  of  Patrick 
Duff,  of  Craigstone.  who  was  3rd  son  of  Alexander  DufT,  of 
Keithmore,  and  brother  of  William  Duff,  of  Braco,  father  of 
William,  1st  Earl  ot  Fife),  m.  Katharine,  2nd  dau.  of  Charles 
Hay,  Esq.  of  Bannes,  and  d.  in  1753,  leaving  a  son  and 


John  Durr,  Esq.  of  Hatton,  who  m.  Helen,  heiress  of 
Patrick  Duff,  Esq.  of  WhltehiUs,  and  d.  9  Aug.  1787,  leav- 
ing, with  other  issue,  a  son,  the  present  Gardbn  Dutf, 
Esq.  of  Hatton. 

Amu  Vert,  a  feese,  dancett^  erm.,  between  a  hart's  head, 
cabossed,  in  chief,  and  two  escallopH  in  base,  or. 

Crett — ^A  demi-lion,  rampant,  with  a  dagger  in  dexter  paw, 
ppr. 

Jtfotto— Yirtute  et  opei4. 

&a^— Hatton,  co.  Abordeen. 


D  r  F 


DUFF  OF  ORTON, 

Duff,  Richard -Wharton,  Esq.  of  Orton,  co 
Moray,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  «.  to  his  maternal  uncle,  the 
Hon.  Arthur  Dufl',  7th  son  of  William,  Int  Earl  of 
Fife,  who  d.  26  April,  1805;  b,  19  May,  1782;  m. 
16  Oct.  1809,  the  Lady  Anne  Dufl^  2nd  dau.  of 
Alexander,  3rd  Earl  of  Fife,  and  by  her  (who  <L 
24  Jan.  1829)  has  issue, 

I.  Albxandrr-Tbomas,  late  capt.  in  OSnd  Highlanders. 

I.  Bophia-Henrietta,  d.  26  Jan.  1829. 

II.  Anne-Jane. 

m.  Jemima,  la.  Aug.  1841,  to  John-Robert  Tod,  Esq., 
W.B.,  and  d.  July,  1840,  learing  a  son  and  dau.,  Juhn- 
Wheurtom,  b.  April^  1846;  and  Anne-Helen. 

Unt&flt. — Tboica»  Wharton,  Esq.,  one  of  H.M.  Ciom- 
missioners  of  Excise  ft>r  Scotland,  b.  Oct.  1735,  m.  1775,  the 
Lady  Sophia-Henrietta  Duff;  5th  dau.  of  William,  1st  E.<ui 
of  Fife,  and  d.  in  Feb.  1810,  leaTing  surviTing  issue,  Maiy, 
m.  1811,  to  Daniel  Buller,  Esq. ;  and  one  son,  the  present 
Robert  Wharton-Dutf,  Esq.  of  Orton. 

ArrM^Dxjrr  and  Whabton,  quarteriy. 
iSorf— Orton. 


822 


DUFF  OF  FETTERESSO. 

Duff,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Fetteresso  Castle,  oo.  Kin- 
cardine, and  Culter  House,  co.  Aberdeen,  J.P.  and 
D.L. 

ftUttSSt. — ^Robert  Dufp.  Esq.  of  Logic  and  Fetteresso, 
son  of  Patrick  Duff,  Esq.  of  Craigston  (who  was  Srd  son  of 
Alexander  Duff,  of  Keithmore,  and  brother  of  William  Duff, 
of  Braeo,  fdther  of  William,  1st  Earl  of  Fife),  entering  the 
royal  navy,  attained  the  rank  of  admiral,  and  comm'uided 
at  Gibraltar,  in  1779.  He  m.  in  1784,  Lady  Helen  Duff,  dau. 
of  William,  Earl  of  Fife,  by  whom  he  had  three  sons  and 
one  dau., 

RoBBRT-WiLLiAM.  his  heir. 

Adam,  sheriff  of  For&rshire. 

James-Alexander,  lieut.  Srd  foot-guards,  d.  unm.  in  1800. 

Jane,  m.  in  1791,  to  Jumes  Clerk,  of  Chesterhall,  one  of  the 
Barons  of  the  Court  ot  Exchequer  in  Scotland. 
Admiral  Duff  d.  6  June,  1787,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

BoBBBT-WiLLiAM  DuFT,  Esq.  of  Fetterssso  and  Culter, 
lieut.-col.  of  the  Forfarshire  militia,  who  m.  in  17Sd,  Maiy, 
only  child  of  George  Morison,  Esq.  of  Haddo,  by  Jane  his 
wife,  eldest  dau.  of  General  James  Abercromby,  M.P.  of 
Glasfbaugh,  and  had  issue, 

Robert,  now  of  Fetteresso. 

Arthur,  who  bears  the  surname  of  Abebcboicby,  and  is  of 
Glasshaugh,  Rmfikhire. 

Adam,  of  Woodcott,  co.  Oxford,  and  Barmiskirk.  co. 
Caithness,  6. 1800,  m.  1820,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Capt.  Thomas 
Fraser,  royal  engineers,  of  Woodoott.  and  had  Issuok 
Thcmas-Fraser,  fr.  1830;  Robert-WiUiam,  b.  18S1 ;  Qeoifre- 
Graham,  b.  1835;  Adam,  6.  1830;  Arthur,  4.  1840;  Mary- 
Abercrombie;  JaneCkrk;  Eleanor-TraiU. 

Thomas- Abercromby,  of  Haddo,  Banflbhire. 

Colonel  Duff  d.  in  March,  1834. 

^mu— Yert,  a  fe8se,'danoett^  erm.,  between  a  buck's  head. 
cabojised,  in  chief,  and  a  mullet  in  base,  or. 

Creai—A  demi-lion,  rampant,  gu.,  with  a  dagger  in  dexter 
paw,  ppr. 

Motto — Vlrtute  et  oporft. 

SetUt  —  Fettanaso  Castle.  Kincardineshhne ;  and  Culter 
House,  Aberdeenshire. 


DUGDALE  OF  MEREVALE. 

DuoDALE,  WiLLiAM-STRATFOttD,  Esq.  of  Merevale 
Hall  and  Blyth  Hall,  co.  Warwick,  formeriy  M.P. 
fcr  North  Warwickshire,  6. 1  April,  1800;  m.  1  Mar. 
1827,  Harriet  Elk,  dau.  of  the  late  Edward  Berke- 
ley Portman.  Esq.  of  Bryanston,  co.  Dorset,  and 
sister  of  Lord  Poi-tman,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Welllui-Stratfobb,  6.  7  May.  18«8. 

u.  John-Stmtfuxd,  b.  30  July,  1885. 

ni.  Henry-Charles-Geast,  b.  SO  April.  1837. 

1.  AdeLiide.  n.  Miry-Loulsa. 

Eineaje.  — Richard  Gbast,^^..  buri^-at-hw, 

Jigitized  by  V^OOQIC 


D  U  K 


DUN 


elder  son  nnd  heir  of  Biohard  Genet,*  Bnq.  of  Hnndsworth, 
by  Jaae  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Dugdale,  Esq. 
of  Blythe  Hall,  sou  of  Sir  John  Dugdale,  and  grandson  of 
Sir  William  Dugdale,  Knt.,  the  celebrated  antiquaxy  and 
genealogist,  inheriting,  under  the  will  of  his  unole,  the 
Dugdale  estates,  assumed,  in  1790,  the  surname  aud  arms 
of  DuoDAL*.  He  m.  in  1787,  Penelope-Bate,  eldest  dau. 
and  co-heir  (with  Frances,  wife  of  the  late  Joseph  Cradock, 
Esq.,  F.8.A.)  of  Francis  Stratford,  Esq.  of  llererale,  by 
mhom  (who  d.  in  1819)  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1806,  one 
MO  and  three  ditus.,  vis.,  DuoDALB-STBATVoao,  his  heir; 
Penelopsw  «.  to  Charles-James  Facke,  Esq.  of  Prestwold ; 
Louisa-Anne.  m.  to  William  Dilke,  Esq.  of  llaxstuke  Castle, 
OQ.  Warwick;  aad  Emma.  Mr.  Dugdaia  was  «.  bj  hia  only 
•on, 

DuoiMajB-8TRATfOB»  DuoDALc,  Esq.  of  Mererale  Hall, 
«o.  Warwi^  b,  in  1773,  M.P.  for  Warwickshire  fh>m  1803  to 
1880,  who  M.  27  June,  1799,  the  Hon.  Charlotte,  dau.  of 
AaabetoD,  Ist  Yietsmmt  Cunon  (and  aunt  to  the  present 
Barl  HoweX  and  by  her,  who  cL  80  Dec.  1882,  had  an  only 
•oo,  WiuxAX-SnuTfOBn,  now  rapresentati^  of  the  fiunily. 
He  m.  2ndiy.  16  Sept  1834,  Maiy-Blisabeth,  sister  of  WUbm- 
ham  Tatton  Egerton,  Esq.  of  Tattoo  Park,  eo.  Chester,  and 
reUet  of  the  late  Sir  Mark-Maatennaa  Sykes,  Bait.  Mr. 
Dogdole  d.  6  Nuv.  188& 

Jim*  Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  axg.,  aoross-moline,  gu.,  in 
the  let  quarter,  a  torteau ;  2ud  and  8rd,  arg.,  banry  of  ten, 
arg.  and  as.,  over  all  a  lion,  nimpaut,  go. 

Cretl, — A  grit&n*B  head  and  win^  endorMd,  or. 

Jfoito— Pestis  patri»  pigritles. 

8«at»—M9nvale  Hall,  and  Blythe  Hall,  both  in  Warvick- 
■hira. 


DUKE  OP  LAKE. 

DuKR,  The  Rev.  Edward,  of  Lake  HouBe,  oo. 
WUta,  6.  6  Dec.  1814. 

UttUXge.— This,  aeeording  to  the  ^IMtatlon  made  by 
the  herald  St.  George,  in  1623,  is  a  bnmdi  of  the  andent 
Cunil  J  of  DvKB  o/  Ptnotr  Hapt$,  oo.  Devon. 

JoBV  DuKX,  son  of  Mjobail  Duki,  a  cadet  of  the  Devon- 
Aire  boose,  was  fiither  of  GaoBOB  Dukb,  Esq.,  who  pnr- 
ehaeed,  in  l&7l^  the  estate  and  manor  of  Lake,  in  Wiltshire. 
He  St.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Philip  Poor,  Esq.,  and  hod  three 
•ona,  namely,  Johx,  his  heir;  Geoige;  and  Andrew,  pro- 
genitor of  the  DuKBS  0/ Bulififrd.  Mr.  Duke  d.  in  1610,  and 
was  s.  by  bia  eldest  sun, 

Jom  Dukb,  Esq.  of  lAk;  hlgh-sfaerifr  of  the  oounty  of 
Wilts  in  1640,  who  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  John  Young,  Esq.  of 
Donford,  and  had  issue, 

L  Gbobob.  who  d.  V.  p.  In  1655,  leaving,  by  Elisabeth  his 
wife,  d*u.  of  Sir  George  Ayliffe,  Knt  of  Robaon,  two  sons, 
JoHH,  who  predeceased  his  grandiather ;  aud  Oeobok,  of 
whom  presently. 

IL  John,  of  Sarson.  in  Hampshire,  who  had  an  only  son. 
Gbobob.  who  m.  Cecilia,  dau.  of  Robert  Newman,  Esq.  of 
Queen's  CHmel,  and  was  $.  by  his  son.  Jobn.  who  m. 
Jtary,  dau.  of  the  Very  Rev.  Dr.  Harlow,  dean  of  Chiches- 
ter: and  dying  in  17-13,  was  j».  by  his'son,  John,  who  m. 
Mifls  Frances  Sankes,  and  had  (surviving  issue  (Mrs.  Duke 
d.  in  1806),  1  Gbobob,  lieut-coL  in  the  army,  m.  Emily. 
8rd  dau.  of  Jobn  Freeman,  Esq.  of  Chute  Lodge,  by  whom 
(who  d.  in  1819)  he  had  no  issue ;  3  Charles,  Ueut.  col.  in 
the  army.  6.  in  1760,  m.  in  1793.  Miss  Mary  Naflh.  and  left 
ttt  bis  deoease.  in  1818,  Edward,  lieut.  R.N..  d.  in  18*25; 
WuxiAJf -Thomas^  6.  hi  1801 ;  Thomas,  6.  in  1S04 :  Charles 
m.  Miss  Joeephiue-IsabeUa  Douglaa.  and  has  Issue  two 
d«os..  viK.,  Sellua-Mary.  m.  in  1833,  to  R.-Brownrigg 
Hodgson.  Esq.,  youngest  son  of  Lieut. -Gen.  Hodgson; 
and  Emma ;  1  Francos ;  and  3  Sellna. 

III.  Edward,  of  Winterborne-Stoke.    This  gentleman  d.  in 

1706.  and  leaving  no  male  issue,  the  estate  of  Scotland,  in 

the  pariah  of  Wlnterbome,  became  vested  in  his  grand* 

dau.. 

Bmbwooa  Dvkb,  who  m.  in  1709.  George  Hely,  Esq.  of 

the  oo.  Kilkenny,  and  the  descendant  of  that  mamage 

now  eujojB  the  property. 

Mr.  Duke  and  his  eldest  son,  Qeoige  Duke,  wera  involved, 
with  Colonal  John  Penruddock,  Hugh  Grove,  and  several 
otbar  emincui  Royalists,  In  the  unsueoessftil  attempt  mode 
in  1656  to  reatoiv  the  exiled  monarch  to  the  throne.  The 
f  ittaar,  aa  stated  above,  outlived  the  son,  and  dying  in  1671, 
w»a  s.  by  hia  grandson. 


Gborob  Dukb,  Esq.  of  Lake,  who  nt.  Elisabeth,  din.  of 
John  Richards,  Esq.  of  Heoverland.  in  the  Isle  of  Wight, 
and  had  a  son,  Bobbbt,  his  heir;  with  a  dau.,  Susannah, 
the  wife  of  John  Worden,  Esq.  He  d.  in  1690,  and  was  ». 
by  his  son, 

BoBEBT  DuKS,  Esq.  of  Lake.  This  gentleman  m.  in  1602, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Freke,  Esq.  of  Wyck,  co.  Dorset,  and 
had,  with  other  issue,  Robbrt,  his  heir ;  and  George,  who 
m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Edward  Hanson,  Esq.  of  Abingd<^,  and 
hnd,  wich  other  issue,  a  dau.,  Jane,  m.  to  Captain  Lawrence 
Boyd,  B.N.,  and  a  son,  Sb>WABi>,  of  whom  presently. 
Mr.  Duke  d.  in  1725,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Bobbbt  Duke,  Esq.  of  Lake,  b.  in  1606,  who  m.  in  1723, 
Franoea,  dau.  of  Heniy  Blake,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  and  dying  in 
1749,  was  a.  by  his  son, 

Bobbbt  Dukb,  Esq.  of  Lake,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Jona- 
than Bashlelgh,  Esq.  of  Menabilly,  in  OomwaU,  but  d,  ».  p. 
in  1798,  when  the  estates  devolved  on  his  widow  for  life, 
and  the  representation  of  the  fiunily  passed  to  (the  only 
surviving  son  of  his  unole  Geoige)  his  cousin, 

Edwabd  Dukb,  Esq.,  b.  in  17S1,  whom  in  1771,  Fanny, 
dau.  of  John  Field,  Esq.  of  Islington,  and  left  (with  six 
daus.,  Sarah;  Jane,  m.  to  John  Westell,  Esq.,  and  4.  in 
1806 ;  Maiy ;  lAicy,  «a.  to  William  Blandy,  Esq. ;  Fanny ; 
and  Susannah,  m.  to  James  Prince,  Esq.)  on  only  surviving 
son, 

Thb  Rbv.  Edwabd  Dukb,  of  Lake  House,  M.A.,  b.  in 
1779,  m.  in  1813,  Harriet,  dau.  of  Heniy  Hinxman,  Esq.  of 
Ivy  Church  House,  Wilts,  and  had  issue, 

Edwabd.  now  of  Lake  House. 

Henry-Hinzman.  in  noly  orders,  vicar  of  Westbury,  Wilts. 

Robert-Rashleigh,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  1850.  Ellen-Savage, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  C. -Savage  Laudor,  of  Col  ton,  co.  Staflbrd.. 

George-Frederick,  lieut.  H.  E.  I.  C.  & 

Harnet-Hiuxman.  Caroline. 

Maiy.  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Broe. 

Charlotte-Maria,  m.  to  Captain  Edward-Pellew-Hammett 
Ussher.  R.M.,  son  of  the  hite  Sir  Thomas  Ussber,  K.C.U., 
C.B. 
Mr.  Duke  d.  in  1861 

^nn«— Per  fesse,  arg.  and  as.,  three  chaplets,  two  and  one. 
oounterohaaged. 

Cretl — ^A  ^mi-griffin,  or,  holding  betwesa  the  claws  a 
chaplet,  as. 

AnU^Lake  Houses  near  Ajnesbury. 


•  BSobard  Geaat  was  son.  by  Phcebe  Downing  his  wife,  of 
KioholaaOeaet,  Baq-ofHsadsworth.  who  was  son  of  Richard 
Oeast,  Esq..  and  6th  in  deeoent  from  John  Geste.  of  Hands- 
worth,  who  vraa  admitted  tenant  of  copybuld  Ituids  there. 
12  Hbvbt  VII.,  and  whoae  grandaon,  Edmund  GeusL  was 
Lord  Bishop  of  Salisbury. 
32J 


DUNCAN  OF  DAMSIDR 

BEYERTDOK-DuNOAir,  Jam£8,  Esq.  of  Damaide,  co. 
Perth,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  2  Dea  17J)2;  m.  27  Oct 
1829,  Miss  Elizabeth-Fraser  Ross,  dau.  of  Mr.  Robert 
Ross,  and  has  one  dau., 

Eluabrh-Fbasul 

ftCnrafft.  Patrick  Duvcav,  of  Galloford  or  Galloflit, 
oo.  Perth  (brother  of  Gilbert  Duncan,  of  Be  iside,  of  the 
family  of  lAindie),  m.  and  had  one  sun,  Patrick,  aud  a 
dau.,  Eukabkth,  who  m.  Jamks  Bkvxridok,  of  Perth,  son 
of  William  Beveridge,  of  Neat  Hill,  co.  Fife,  and  grandson 
of  James  Beveridge,  of  Cash,  oo.  Fife,  and  </.  9  Nov.  17dS, 
leaving  a  son,  James  Beveridge,  of  Edinburgh,  solicitor  to 
the  Post  Office,  b.  15  Miirch,  17flO.  who  m.  1756,  Elisabeth, 
dau.  and  oo-heir  of  William  Duncan,  of  Perth,  merchant, 
son  of  Gilbert  Duncan,  of  Sea  Side,  and  d.  April,  1797,  leav- 
ing two  sons,  JoHH  BsvERiDas,  of  whom  presently;  and 
William  Beveridge,  b.  10  Feb.  1763,  who  m.  1791,  Barbara, 
dau.  of  James  Muy,  and  d.  in  1807,  leaving  issue.  The  son 
and  heir  of  Patrick  Duncan,  of  Gallofbrd, 

Patrick  Dukcan,  Esq.  of  Perth,  d.  1788,  leavhig,  by  Bar- 
bara Barnard  his  wife,  a  son  and  heir, 

Patrick  Duncak,  Esq.  of  Damside,  oo.  Perth,  who  m. 
1786,  Ann,  daiL  of  William  Mereer,  Esq.,  and  d.  «.  p.  28  Oct. 
1798,  when  he  was  «.  by  his  cour in, 

JoHK  Bbvbridok,  Esq.  of  Blackheath,  Kent,  b.  24  Nov. 
1767,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  chief  of  the  name  of  Beveridge  in  Scot- 
land, as  confirmed  to  him,  1818,  by  the  Lord  Lyon  Depute. 
In  eumplianoe  with  his  ooushi's  will,  Mr.  Beveridge  assumed 
the  additional  surname  of  Dukoak,  in  1798.  Be  m.  5  Dea 
1786,  Isabel,  Srd  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Thomas  Marshall,  Esq., 
lord  provost  of  Perth,  by  I»bel  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of 
William  Duncan,  of  Perth,  merchant,  son  of  Gilbert  of  Sea- 
side, and  left  issue,  a  son  and  heir,  the  present  Jamrs 
BRVKRiDOR-DuMOAir,  Esq.,  now  of  Damside  ;  and  one  dau., 
Elizabeth  Duncan,  Viscountess  Lake,  widow  of  Waiwick, 
Inst  Viscount  litke. 

ArtM—DvvcAiK  aud  BKVCRmoi,  quartsri^. 

&«<-DamBide.  co.  Perth.^^     ^  ^^  GOOgle 


DUN 


DUN 


DUNCOMBE  OF  BRICKHILL  MANOR. 

Duncombb-Pauncbfort,  Philip-Duncombe,  E«q. 
of  Brickhill  Manor,  co,  Buokingham,  m.  1  May,  1844, 
Sophia-Caroline,  youngest  dau.  of  Colonel  Maunsell, 
M.P.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Hevrt-Philip,  b.  4  Juno,  1840. 

I.  Ciiroline-Alicia-Geoxgiana. 

II.  Isabel-Margaret-CochmQO. 

fttnf  Afft. — ^This  fliinily  of  DtmooMBC,  whioh  is  of  great 
antiquity  in  BuoldnghAraehire,  became  posseesed  of  the 
m.iaor  and  estate  of  Brickhill  in  1627. 

In  the  11th  Jomr,  OBomtsr  db  Pavnobfotb,  steward  of 
the  household  to  that  monarch,  m.  Sybilla,  datL  of  William 
de  Cantelupe.  In  the  33rd  of  the  subsequent  reign,  Riobard 
Pauhobtobt  had  a  grant  of  the  manor  of  H  isiSeld,  and, 
sooording  to  Camden,  **  built  a  ftdr  house  at  this  Hasfleld, 
ealled  Paunoefort  Oourt,  and  his  ancestors  were  possessed 
of  fldr  lands  there  hi  the  Coivquibor's  time."  By  his  wife 
Isabel,  he  had  a  son, 

Sim  OanfBALD  Paunostobt,  who  m.  Sybilla,  dau.  and 
beircM  of  the  lord  of  the  manor  of  Crickhowell,  co.  Brecon. 

Walter  Paunoetort,  Esq.  of  Wltham,  co.  Lincoln,  son  of 
Richard  Paunoefort,  Esq.  of  EUsfield,  oo.  Gloucester,  the 
lineal  descendant  of  Sir  Grimbald  Paunoefort,  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  John  Yelverton,  Esq.  of  Norfolk,  and  had,  with  a  dau., 
Ru}hel,  m.  to  Thomas,  Earl  of  Blincardine,  three  sons,  of 
whom  the  eldest  was, 

Orimbald  Paunoktort,  Esq.,TeoeiTer  for  the  Duchy  of 
lAnoister,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Paul  Tra<^,  Bart,  of 
8t-%nway,  in  Gloucestershire,  and  had  (with  two  other  sons, 
Orimbald  and  ^muel  (who  bo(h  d.  unm.)  a  successor. 

Tract  Paunoetort,  Esq.  of  Witham.  who  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  George  Billingsley,  Esq.  of  Middlesex,  and  had  two  sons. 
Tract,  his  heir ;  and  Edward,  who  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of 
Samuel  Moyer,  Esq.    The  elder 

Tract  Pauhobtort,  Esq.  of  Witham,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
John  Pariheclok,  Esq.  of  Lincolnshire,  and  had  a  son  and 
successor. 

Tract  Paunobvort,  Esq.  of  Witham,  who  marrying  Anne» 
sister  of  Lord  Whitworth,  had  (with  another  son  and  dau., 
who  both  d.  unm.)  a  successor, 

Edward  PACMOxroRT,  Esq.  of  Witham,  who  m.  In  1737, 
M:try,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Dodd,  Esq.,  oo.  Berks, 
and  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

Gborob  Paubocfobt,  Esq.  of  Witham,  a  mi^jor  in  the 
army,  who  m,  18  Jan.  1700.  Henrietta,  younger  dau.  and 
oo-heir  of  James  Digby,  Esq.  of  Red  Hall,  in  Bourne,  oo. 
Lincoln,  younger  son  of  Simon  Digby,  Esq.  of  North  Luffen- 
ham,  and  left  at  his  decease,  8  Oct.  1786,  a  son  and  heir, 

Phiup-Dcnoombb  Paumcefort-Dukoombe,  Esq.  of  Great 
BrickhiU  and  Witham,  6. 16  July,  17S4,  high-sheriff  of  Bucks, 
1824,  m.  6  Jan.  1818,  the  Lady  Alicia  lAmbart,  dau.  of 
Richard,  Earl  of  Cavan,  by  whom  (who  d.  8  April,  1818)  he 
had  issue, 

PhiliP'Duhoombb,  now  of  Brickhill  Manor. 

Houora-Henrietta,  m.  1  Deo.  1836,  to  Charles-Bennett- 
Drake  Garrard,  Esq.  of  Lamer  Paik,  co.  Herts. 

Henrietta-Philippa.  d,  in  July,  1828. 

AUoia.  d.  2  AprU,  1817. 

Mr.  Duncombe  m.  2ndly,  21  Aug.  1823,  Sophia-Frances, 
youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  William  Foulis,  Bart  of 
Ingleby  Manor,  co.  York,  and  by  her  had,  Mary-Veuetia,  d. 
in  1832,  and  Sophia.    He  d.  16  March,  1849. 

Jrms— Quarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  per  chevron,  engrailed,  gu. 
and  aiv.,  three  talbots'  heads,  eiased,  counterohimged ;  on  a 
chief,  Ave  fleurs-de-lis ;  2nd,  gu.,  three  lions  rampant,  aig. ; 
8rd,  as.,  a  fleur-de-lis,  arg. 

OtsCf— 1st,  Duhoombb;  2nd,  Paukcbfobt. 

Motto—Son  feoimus  ipsi. 

Sm<— Brickhill  Manor,  Bucks. 


DUNDAS  OF  DUNDAa 

DuNOA8»  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Dundas,  co.  Linlithgow, 
h,  U  Jan.  1798;  m.  20  July,  1818,  the  Hon.  Mary- 
Tufton  Duncan,  dan.  of  the  celebrated  Adinuid, 
Adam,  Ist  Viscount  Duncan,  and  has  issue, 

L  GfiOROB,  b.  12  Nov.  1810. 
II.  Adam-Alexander,  b.  22  Jan.  1822. 
ni.  Henry.Robert,  6.  4  Feb.  1823. 
IV.  Charles-Stirilng,  6.  9  Sept.  1824. 
▼.  John-Dalrjrmple,  6.  4  Feb.  1829. 
Ti.  Frederick-H.-Fergusson,  6.  26  March,  1882. 
824 


I.  Henrietta  Duncan. 

n.  Caroliue-Stirhng,  m.  2  Aug.  1837,  to  the  Hon.  Henry- 

Amelius  Coventry, 
lu.  Cithe line-Mary.  iv.  Mary-Jemima. 

V.  Anna-Maria,  m.  Sept.  1853,  to  Maitland  Wardrop,  Esq. 

This  gentleman  was  bom  Chief  of  Dundas,  his  father 
dying  before  his  birth. 

fttlKSfft. — "The  Dundases,**  says  Lord  Woodhouselee, 
in  the  Tran$actU»u  of  tfte  Royal  Society ^  "  are  descended  of  a 
fiunily  to  which  the  historian  and  the  gencilogist  have 
assigned  an  origin  of  high  antiquity  and  splenduur,  but 
which  has  been  still  more  remark  iblo  fur  producing  a 
series  of  men  eminently  distinguished  for  their  public  ' 
services  in  the  highest  ofl&ces  in  Scotland.** 

The  DuBDASES  are  generally  beliered  to  hare  sprung 
from  the  Dunbabs,  Earls  of  March,  who  derived  themselves 
from  the  Saxon  Princes  of  England. 

CospATRic,  1st  Earl  of  March,  d.  in  1189,  leaving  two  sons, 
vis.  Cospatric,  the  2nd  earl,  and 

Uthred,  living  in  the  time  of  DAvm  I.,  who  obtained 
from  Waldeve,  his  father's  elder  brother,  the  lands  and 
barony  of  Dimdas,  in  West  Lothian.    H is  son , 

Helias,  had  a  confirmation  of  the  lauds  of  Dnndas,  in  the 
reign  of  Ring  David,  and  assumed  therefrom,  in  conformity 
with  the  then  prevailing  custom,  his  name  and  designatiim, 
while  to  denote  his  alliance  with  the  old  Earls  oi  March,  he 
adopted  for  his  armorial  bearings  the  ensigns  of  those  lords, 
differing,  as  a  mark  of  cadency,  in  the  colours  only.  He 
was  $.  in  the  beginning  of  the  reign  of  William  the  Lion,  by 
his  son, 

Serlb  db  Duwdas,  who  is  frequently  mentioned  in  the 
afbirs  of  Scotland,  ttmp.  King  William.  He  d.  eariy  in  the 
next  reign,  and  trota  him  we  pass  over  nine  genenitions, 
amongst  the  chiefb  of  which  find  stiunch  adherents  uf 
Wallace  and  Bruce,  to  his  descendant, 

Sir  Abohibald  Dundas,  of  Dundas.  He  was  high  in  favour 
at  Court,  and  had  several  confidential  emb%ssies  entrusted 
to  him.  Some  short  period  before  the  king's  deceise, 
Dundas  received  a  letter  from  his  Majesty,  announcing  the 
Royal  intention  of  conferring  upon  him  the  Earldom  of 
Forth,  but  the  monarch's  unexpected  death  in  battle  pre- 
vented the  fulfilment  of  the  promise.  He  d.  within  a  short 
time  afterwiirds,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

SiB  WiLUAM  Dundas,  of  Dtmdas,  served  heir  to  his  fktber  - 
in  1494.    He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Archibald  Wauohope,  of 
Niddry,  and  hid  two  suns.  Sir  James,  his  heir ;  and  William, 
ancestor  of  the  Duhdasbs  qf  Jhiddmotton,  Jus.    The  elder 
son. 

Sir  James  Dundas,  of  Dundas,  had  seisin  of  bis  estate 
2  Oct.  1513.  He  m.  Margiret  Smdilanda,  of  the  house  of 
Torpichen,  and  dying  in  1663,  left  a  son  and  heir, 

Oborqe  Dundas,  of  Dundas,  who  m.  1st,  Margaret,  dau. 
of  David  Boswell,  of  B  ilmuto,  and  had  two  sons.  Walter 
(Sir),  and  Oeuige.  He  m.  2ndly,  G  ttharine,  dau.  of  lAurenoe, 
3rd  Lord  Oliphant,  and  h:\d  by  her, 

James  (SirX  of  Amiston  ;«ee  that  family). 
Robebt. 

The  Laird  of  Dundas  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Walter  Dundas,  of  Dund^,  knighted  at  the  baptism 
of  Prince  Henry,  who  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander 
Oliphant,  of  Kelly,  and  by  her  had  daus.  only.  He  ia.  2udly, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Monteith  of  Cirso,  and  hud,  Qborob,  his 
heir;  William,  ancestor  of  the  Dundases  q/'  Blair;  Walter, 
of  the  DuTsmAHEa  qf  MagdaUM^  now  settled  in  IreLind;  Alex- 
ander; Hugh ;  and  Marian,  wifb  of  Blair  of  that  ilk.  Ho  cL 
about  the  year  1($34,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  sun, 

George  Dundas,  of  Dundas,  who  wna  served  heir  in  1636. 
This  laird  espoused  the  cause  of  the  parliament  in  the  Civil 
Wars.  He  m.  Ellaibeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Hamilton,  of 
Innerwick,  and  had  (with  three  daus.)  1  Walter,  liis  heir ; 
2  George,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Hay  of  Munkton,  and 
had,  with  other  issue,  George,  who  eventually  inherited  the 
chieftainship  and  estates;  and  James,  ancestor  of  the  present 
Robert  Dundas,  Esq.  The  laird  lived  several  years  after  the 
Revolution,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eidest  son, 

Walter  Dundas,  Esq.  of  Dundas,  who  m.  the  Lidy 
Christian  Leslie,  dau.  of  Alexander,  1st  Earl  of  Leven,  and 
had,  Ralph  ;  Walter,  who  cL  «.  p. ;  Agnes,  wife  of  Sir  John 
Foulis ;  Mary,  of  Sir  Wm.  Locknart;  and  Barbara,  of  Alex- 
ander, Lord  Raith.    Dundas  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Ralph  Dundas,  Esq.  of  Dundas,  living  in  IddLi,  who  m. 
Elixibeth,  dau.  of  William  Sharp,  Esq.  of  Huust  .n,  and  h-id 
two  s<»nA,  Thomas,  and  William,  who  both  d.  without  iss:ie, 
and  thus  terminated  the  m.ole  line  of  Walter,  oidest  s**u  of 
George  Dundas,  of  Dundas,  served  heir  in  1636:  tae  chief- » 


Jigitized  by  V^OOQIC 


DUN 

tAinthip  of  the  f  iroily  devolTed  in  oouaeqnence  npon  the 
granda^iii  of  the  said  Qeoi^ge  Duudas  (the  aon  of  his  'Jnd  sun, 

OflORGB  DuNDAfl,  Eaq.,  M.P.  for  Linlithgowshire,  and 
mneter  of  the  King's  Works  in  Scotland.  He  m.  Alison,  dau. 
of  General  James  Bruce,  of  Kennet,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
•on, 

James  Dukdas,  Esq.  of  Dundis,  who  m.  Jenn-lfaria, 
eldest  dau.  of  Willitun,  Lord  Forbes,  and  had  (with  four 
daus.,  Dorothea,  wife  of  Geoi|^  Brown,  Esq.  of  Elliston,  co. 
Kuxburgh;  Alice,  of  Sir  John  Wedderbum;  Barbua,  of 
Oeoiigo  Ogilrie,  c^  I^ingley  Park;  and  Eli^ibeth)  an  only 
B^fB,  his  successor, 

OnoBOS  DvvDAS,  Esq.  of  Dundas,  who  m.  24  Nov.  1784, 
Christian,  3nd  dau.  of  Sir  Williiuu  StirUng,  B  irt  of  Ardoch, 
by  whom  (who  d.  14  Sept.  1632)  he  left,  Jameh,  his  heir ; 
Christian,  m.  in  1804,  to  John  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Simdrum  ; 
Maria,  th.  in  1813.  to  Robert  Cunnyngliam,  Esq. ;  and  Anne, 
M.  in  ISSl,  to  Muntgomerie  Hamilton,  Esq.  The  laird,  who 
was  a  optiiin  in  the  E.  I.  Co.'s  service,  and  commander  of  the 
"  Wlnterton"  East  Indiaman,  was  lost  at  the  wreck  of  that 
ship  off  the  coast  of  K:ul  ig.isc  ir,  on  the  22nd  Aug.  1702. 
He  wna  <.  by  his  son,  the  present  James  Duitdas,  Esq.  of 
Dundas. 


Arms — Arg.,  a  li<m.  rampant,  gu. 

Cntt — ^A  lion's  head,  ftill-iaced,  looking  through  a  bush  of 
oak,ppr. 

Supporten— Two  lions,  gu.,  and  below  the  shield,  for  a  com- 
portment, a  salamander  iu  flames  of  fire,  ppr. 

JUvttc — Bssayez. 

Seat — Dundas  Castle,  near  Queensfeny. 


DUNDAS  OF  ARNISTON. 

Dundas,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Arniston,  Mid-Lothian, 
b.  23  March,  1823;  m.  25  Sept.  1845,  Ezuily-Louisa- 
Diana^  dau.  of  the  Hon.  James  Knox,  and  has  a  dau., 

Majuok. 

&ttl^a0e. — Sn  James  Duhdas,  of  Amiston,  8rd  son 
of  Geof^A  Dundas,  Esq.  of  Dimdas,  by  Catharine  his  2nd 
wife,  da^  of  Lawrence,  8rd  Lord  Oliphant,  was  father  of 

Sir  James  Dundas,  of  Amiston,  M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Edin- 
bui:gfa,  who  was  appointed,  in  1062,  one  of  the  senators  of 
the  College  of  Justice,  and  dying  in  1679,  left,  by  Marian  his 
Ist  wife,  dau.  of  Robert,  Lord  Boyd,  three  daus.  and  one 
son,  namely, 

BoBBBT  Dukdas,  an  eminent  lawyer,  appointed  Judge  of 
the  Court  of  Session  in  1689,  which  office  he  filled  for 
thirty-seven  years.  He  m.  Margaret,  dau  of  Sir  Robert 
Sinclair,  of  Stevenson,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1727, 
with  other  children,  a  son  and  successor, 

BoBBBT  Duhdas,  Esq.  of  Amiston,  b.  9  Sept  1685,  who 
was  appointed  solicitor-general  in  1717,  and  lord  advocate  of 
8o<jtlabd  in  1720.  In  1722,  he  was  returned  to  parliament 
fur  the  oo.  of  Edinburgh,  and  in  1737  raised  to  the  bench,  as 
one  of  the  Judges  of  session,  when  he  assumed  the  titular 
designation  of  Lord  Amiston.  He  subsequently,  in  1748^^ 
Buooaeded  the  celebrated  Dunam  Forbes  in  the  presidency 
«f  the  ooort.  His  lordship  m.  1st,  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  Robert^ 
Waison,  ESsq.  of  Muir  House,  fay  whom  he  had,  with  two 
dstus.,  a  son,  Robert,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently.  Lord 
Aralrton  m.  2ndJy,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Ckmlon,  Bsu^ 
of  Invergnrdon,  and  by  her  was  fother  of  Henry,  created 
Visooont  MelviUe,  24  Deo.  1802.  Lord  Amiston  d,  in  1768, 
and  was  «.  t^  his  eldest  son  end  heir, 

BcAEBT  DxrvDAS,  Esq.  of  Amiston,  lord  president  of  the 
eouTt  of  Session,  and  M.P.  fcnr  Mid-Lothian,  who  m.  Ist, 
Henrietta,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Carmichael,  and  had  four 
daus.,  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  John  Lockhart  Roes,  Bart. ;  Hen- 
rietta, m.  to  Adam,  1st  Viscount  Duncan ;  Margaret,  m.  to 
General  8oott»  of  Balcomie;  Anne,  m.  to  George  Buchan, 
Esq.  of  Kello.  He  m.  2ndly,  Jean,  dau.  of  William  Grant, 
Esq.,  Lord  Prestongrange,  and  by  her  had, 

RoBBBT,  his  heir. 

Francis,  lieutenant-general  and  govemor  of  Carrickfe^gus, 

William,  privy  councillor. 

Fbihp,  governor  of  the  Prince  of  Wales's  Island,  m.  iu  1808, 
Mai^iaret,  sister  of  Sir  David  Wedderbum,  Bart.,  and  d.  in 
1807,  leavingissue. 

Griael,  m.  to  Robert  Colt,  Esq. 

Janet,  m.  Istyto  John  Hamilton,  Esq..  and  2ndly,  to  George 
Dempster,  Esq.  of  Skibo. 
The  eldest  sun  and  heir, 

Robert  Dundas,  of  Amiston,  lord  chief  boron  of  the 
Court  of  Exchequer  in  Scotland,  m.  in  1787,  the  Hon.  Eliza- 
beth Dundas,  eldest  dau.  of  Heniy,  1st  Yisoount  Melville, 
and  d.  In  1819,  leaving  issue,  Robbbt,  his  heir ;  Heniy,  oapt 
325  ' 


DUN 

RN. ;  WU:iam-ntt;  Anne,  m   to  J.  Borthwick,  Esq. ;  and 
Juanna,  n. .  to  G.  Dempster.  Esq.    His  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Robert  Dukdas,  Esq.  of  Amiston,  m.  in  1822,  Lillias-Cal- 
derwood  Durham,  of  Largo  and  Polton,  representative  of  the 
DuBHAMS  cf  largo,  and  had  issue,  Robbbt,  present  repi«- 
sentative ;  Thomas,  capt.  12th  foot,  b.  in  1S25 ;  WUliun.  ft. 
in  1896 ;  James-Durham,  Uent  60th  Rifles,  ft.  in  1836 ;  Eihsa* 
beth ;  and  Anne.    Mr.  Dundas  d.  in  1838. 

Amf—Artt.,  a  lion,  nunpaiit,  gu..  within  a  bordure,  ax. 
Crett—A  lion's  head,  amrontee,  looking  through  an  oak- 
biish.  ppr. 
Motto— Emajtz. 
iSeot— Amiston,  Mid-Lothian. 


DUNDAS  OF  BARTON  COURT. 

•  Whitley-Deajis-Dundas,  James,  Esq.  of  Barton 

Court,  oo.  Berks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  vioe-admiral  RN., 

b.  4   Dec.  1786 ;  m.  Ist,  28  April,  1808,  his  firet- 

couBin,  Janet,  only  dau.  of  the  late  Charles  Dundas, 

Lord  Amesbury,  by  Ann  his  wife,  dau.  and  sole  heir 

of  Ralph  Whitley,  Esq.  of  Aston  Hall.  Flintshire, 

and  by  her  (who  d  7  Dec.  1887,  has  had  issue, 

I.  Chabubb  -  Jamxs,  late  of  the  Coldstream  -  guards,   ft. 

15  Jan.  1811,  M.P.  for  the  Flint  district  in  1888,  m. 

20  March,  1887,  his  cousin,  Janet  Lindsay,  dau.  of  John 

Jardine,  Esq.,  and  granddau.  of  Bruce  the  traveller, 

and  has  issue,  Charles-Amesbury,  ft.  30  Nov.  1846. 

n.  James,  M.A.,  of  Magdalen  CoUegt,  Cambridge,  vicar 

of  Kintb^iry. 
I.  Ann,  m.  to  John-Archer  Houblon,  Esq.  of  Great  Hal* 

lingbury,  Essex, 
u.  Janet,  m.  to  Henry  Robarts,  Esq. 
IU.  Sophia,  m.  James-CoutU  Crawford,  Esq.,  and  d.  1860, 
leaving  issue. 

Admiral  Whitley -Deans -Dundas  m.  2ndly,  8  Aug. 
1847,  Lady  Emily  Moreton,  sister  ^f  the  Ist  Earl 
of  Ducie.  The  Admiral  (son  of  the  late  James 
Deans,  H^q.,  M.D.,  of  Calcutta,  by  Janet  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Dundas,  Esq.  of  Fingask,  M.P.,  de- 
sceuded  from  Alexander  Dundas,  of  Fingask,  eldest 
son  of  James  Dundas,  of  Dundas,  by  his  2nd  wife. 
Christian,  dau.  of  John,  Lord  Innermeath  and  Lorn) 
asstuued  the  surname  and  arms  of  Dundas  by  royal 
license.  He  was  formerly  M.P.  for  Greenwich,  and 
a  Lord  of  the  Admiralty.  In  1854  he  was  Com- 
mander-in-Chief of  the  British  naval  forces  in  the 
Black  Sea. 

Jrait^Ayg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu.,  within  a  bordure,  ilory- 
cQunterfloxy,  ausrtoriy  with  Wbitlst  and  DsAva 

Cre0t»^lA,  for  Dundas,  a  lion*s  bead.  fUll-Csoed,  looking 
through  a  bush  of  oak,  ppr. ;  2ud,  for  Whitlbt,  a  stag's  head, 
arg.,  attired,  or,  holding  in  its  mouth  the  end  of  a  scrcdl, 
hairing  the  motto.  "  live  to  live." 

Mottof^*'  Essayes,"  for  Dukdas.    "  Arte  vel  Marte,**  for 

DBAN& 

SmU»— Barton  Court,  near  Hungerfcnxl,  Berks ;  and  Aston 
Hall,  Hawarden,  Flintshire. 


DUNDAS  OF  DUDDINOSTOUN. 

Hamilton-Dukdas,  Gabriel,  Esq.  of  Duddings- 
Uku«,  in  West  Lothian,  «.  his  father  in  1820,  and  in 
1833  became  (at  the  death  of  Lady  Maiy  Lindwy- 
Craufurd),  along  with  the  Earl  of  Glasgow,  co-heir 
of  line  of  the  Earls  of  Crawfurd  and  Lindsay,  and 
t^e  Crawfiirds  Baronets,  of  Kilbimey;  m,  Isabella, 
eldest  dau.  of  James  Dennistoun,  Esq.  of  Dennis- 
toun  and  Colgrain,  in  Dumbartonshire,  and  had 
issue^ 

I.  JoHH,  h.  in  1806,  mi^or  in  the  army. 

II.  James,  deceased.  m.  David,  d,  in  1888. 
IT.  Gabriel,  major  of  hussars  ti  the  Austrian  service. 
V.  Robert,  deceased.                   vi.  Geoige. 

I.  Margaret  ii.  Grace,  deceased.  in.  Jessie. 

IV.  Marion.  v.  EUsabeth. 

Mr.  Hamilton-Dundas  was  formerly  an  officer  in  the 
3rd  foot-guards. 

&fnea0r. — Wiluam  Dundas,  2nd  son  of  Sir  William 
Dundas  of  that  ilk,  by  Margaret  Wauchope  his  wife,  si. 
Maijoiy  Lindsay,  heiress  of  Duddingstoun.    His  son. 


DUN 


1)  V  H 


David  Duhdab,  of  Duddingstoun,  m.  ILujory,  dau.  of  John 
H^milWn,  of  Oriiieston.  gre  kt^niodson  of  Qavin  Hamil- 
ton. 4th  son  of  Sir  James  H  imilton,  Lord  of  Cadaow.  By 
ber  lie  had  two  sons,  James  ;  and  George,  anoeetor  of  Sir 
David  Dundas,  of  Manor ;  and  Dundas,  of  Richmond,  Bart. 
The  elder  son. 

Jambs  Dundab,  of  Duddingstoun,  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of 
William  Mauie  (son  of  Thomas  Maule,  of  Panmui-e,  and 
uncle  of  Patrick,  Ist  Earl  of  PanmureX  by  Bethia  his  wife, 
d;iu.  of  Alexander  Outhrie,  of  the  family  of  Gcthri*  of 
Gutkrie,  by  Janet,  dau.  of  Henderson  of  Fordel.  Duddings- 
toun was  «.  by  his  son, 

OsoBOS  DuNDAs,  of  Duddlugstoun,  a  parliamentarian  in 
the  civil  wars  temp.  Chablbs  I.,  and  one  of  the  Ck>mmittee 
of  Estates  in  1649.  In  16S6,  he  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  John 
Muneypenny,  of  Pltmilly,  and  d,  in  1664,  leaving,  with  other 
issue,  a  son  and  successor, 

JoHK  DuicDAB,  of  Dudduigstoun,  b.  16  March,  1641,  who 
m.  17  Peb.  1670,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  David  Oarmiohael,  of 
Balmedie,  and  by  her«  who  d.  in  1711,  had  eight  sons,  of 
whom  the  eldest, 

Qbobob  Dun  das,  of  Duddhigstoun,  m.  Magdalen  lindsay- 
Craufurd,  dau.  of  Patrick  lindsay-Crauiyird,  of  Kilbimey, 
granddau.  of  John  Lindsay,  15th  Earl  Craufurd  and  1st  Earl 
of  lindsay,  niece  to  James  and  William,  Dukes  of  Hamilton, 
nster  to  John  Lindsay-Craufurd,  Viscount  Oamock,  and  to 
Mnrgaret,  Countess  of  Glasgow.  By  this  lady  he  had, 
among  other  children,  who  left  no  Issue, 
'    John,  his  heir. 

AoNBs.  wife  of  Gabriel  Hamilton,  of  Weetbum,  a  cadet  of 
Hamilton  of  Tonanoe^  and  eventual  inheritor  of  the 
estates. 
The  son  and  suooeesoT, 

John  Dundas,  of  Duddingstoun,  m.  Lady  Maiigaret  Hope, 
d\u.  to  Charles,  Earl  of  Hopetoun,  by  I/wiy  Henrietta  John- 
8t  jne,  dau.  of  William,  Marquis  of  Annamdale ;  they  had  no 
isMue ;  and  on  the  death  of  John  Dundas,  the  Duddings- 
t  mn  estates  passed  for  a  few  years  to  the  heir  male,  David 
Dundas,  of  Newhalls,  son  of  Juhn,  younger  son  of  John 
Dundas,  of  Duddingstoun ;  but  on  his  death,  they  reverted 
to  the  dau.  of  George  Dundas  and  Magdalen  liudsay-Crau- 
furd, 

AoNBS  Dundas,  of  Duddingstoun,  who  m.  Gabriel  Hamil- 
ton, of  Westbum,  representative  of  Hamilton  of  Torrance, 
2nd  son  of  Thomas  Hamilton,  of  Damgaber,  8rd  son  of  Sir 
Thomas  Hamilton,  Lord  of  Cadsow,  and  had  (with  six  daus., 
1  Margaret,  in.  to  Gapt.  Nasmyth,  R.N. ;  2  Graham-Chiis- 
tian  ;  8  Agnes ;  4  Magdalen-Elisabeth ;  5  Christian,  wife  of 
the  Hon.  Charles  Napier,  of  Merchiston  Hall ;  and  6  Maiy- 
Anne,  m.  to  Robert  Gray,  of  Camtyne)  seven  sons,  who  aU 
d.  unm.,  except  the  6th  son.  Gabriel  Hamilton,  of  West- 
bum,  died  many  years  before  his  wife,  Agnes  Dundas,  who 
iived  to  a  vety  advanced  age,  dying  about  the  year  1798. 
During  a  long  widowhood,  she  achieved  the  difficult  task  of 
restoring  the  dilapidated  estates  of  her  husband's  fsunily, 
and  at  the  dose  of  her  life  found  herself  seated  with  aug- 
mented wealth  in  the  ancient  halls  of  her  youth,  in  which 
she  was  «.  by  her  eldest  surviving  son, 

John-Hamilton  Dundas,  of  Duddingstoun  and  Westbum, 
b.  in  1746,  vice-lieutenant  of  the  ooimty  of  linlithgow.  He 
m.  Grissel,  dau.  of  John  Hamilton,  of  Bams,  representative 
of  the  great  Raploch  branch  of  the  house  of  Hamilton, 
descended  from  John,  Lord  of  Cadsuw.  By  her  he  had 
(with  five  daus.,  Marlon;  Agnes,  wife  of  Gndell  of  Grange ; 
Margaret ;  Magdalen-Elizabeth  ;  and  Eleanor)  five  sons,  the 
four  yoimgest  of  whom  died  before  their  father,  all  officers 
in  the  army,  navy,  or  E.I.C.  service.  Mr.  Hamilton-Dundas 
d.  in  1820,  and  was  s.  by  his  only  surviving  son,  the  present 
Qabbikl  Hamilton-Dundas,  Esq.  of  Duddingstoun. 

./ImM— ^^uarterl^:  Jst  and  4th,  krg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu., 
langued,  as.,  holdmg  withiu  his  paws  a  man's  heart^  ppr.,  for 
Dundas  of  Dvddinffttoun:  2ud  and  8rd  gu.,  three  cinquefoils, 
pierced,  erm.,  within  a  bordure,  potent  and  oounterpotent, 
of  the  second  and  the  first,  for  Hamilton  ^  Westbam;  quar- 
tering Ltndbsat,  Crawfurd,  Dbbghorn,  ^c. 

Cnsi—ltit,  a  hand,  holding  a  mullet,  as.,  for  Dundas;  2ud, 
a  hand,  holding  a  spear,  ppr..  for  Hamilton. 

A/o/to<#— "  Bssayez,'*  for  Dundas.  "Et  arma  et  virtus," 
for  Hamilton. 


DUNDAS  OP  BLAIR  CASTLE. 

DuNDAfi,  Riohabd-Lbbltb,  Esq.  of  Bkdr  Ckstle, 
CO.  Perth,  major  in  the  army. 

ILintKQt. — WiLUAM  Dundas,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Walter 
Dimdns,  of  Dundas,  m,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Murray  of  Heu- 
doi-i.in«l,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  sou, 
326 


WiLUAM  Dundas,  of  Kinoavel,  who  m.  Mai^giret,  dan.  of 
Edmonston  of  Ednam,  and  had  two  daus.,  visw, 
Anns,  m.  to  Lieut. -CoL  Edmund  Erskine^  of  Camodc 
Chbistiah,  m.  to  James,  Eaxl  of  Bute. 

William  Dtmdas,  leaving  no  male  issue,  was  «.  by  his  bro- 
ther, 

Gboboc  Dundas,  of  Klncavel,  who  m.  Helen,  dau.  of 
Adam  Cooper,  of  Gogar,  and  had  three  sons,  John,  William, 
and  James.    The  2nd  son, 

WiLUAM  Dundas,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Richard  Elpbln- 
stone,  of  Calder  Hall,  by  Jean  Bmce,  heiress  of  Airtfa,  only 
dau.  of  Alexander  Bmoe,  son  of  Sir  John  Bmce,  of  Airth, 
representative  of  that  distinguished  branch  of  the  great 
house  of  Brace.  Richard  Elphinstone,  of  Calder  Hall,  was 
great-grandson  of  William  Elphinstone,  youngest  son  of 
Alexander,  2nd  Lord  Elphinstone.  Mr.  Dundas  had  eight 
sons  and  three  daus.  He  Joined  the  ChkvIukr  in  tne 
rising  of  1715,  suflbi«d  imprisonment,  and  although  eventu- 
ally liberated  by  government,  w.ts  forced  to  sell  the  estite 
of  Airth.  He  purchased,  subsequently,  in  the  year  17^, 
the  lands  of  Blair,  in  the  co.  of  Perth.  Mr.  Dundas  w.is  s. 
at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

BiOHABD  Dundas,  of  Blair  Castle,  who  m.  Marguvt,  dau. 
of  Sir  John  Wedderbura,  Bart,  of  Blackness,  and  had  two 
sons,  vis.,  Robbbt-Bbuob,  his  heir,  and  John-E  poinstone, 
an  officer  in  the  B.I.C.8.,  killed  at  the  bi«ttle  of  Tedicheny. 
Mr.  Dundas  d.  6  Oct.  1790,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

RoBnT-Bauos  Dx:ndab,  of  Blair  Castie,  6.  6  Aug.  17S4» 
m.  Elir.ibeUi,  only  child  and  heiress  of  Captain  James- 
Drummond  Spital,*  younger,  of  Leuchet»  in  Ftfeahlre,  by 
Miss  Frances  Innes,  of  the  tamily  of  Innib  of  that  Uk,  and 
has  had  issue, 

Righabd-Lbslu,  now  of  Blsir  Castle. 

Fmnces-Bmoe.  Matgaret-EIphinston. 

Elixabeth-Vaneck.  Jauo-De  Viligas. 

^mw— Arg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu.,  with  the  mark  of 
cadency. 

CrtM — A  lion's  head,  full-&ced,  gu.,  looking  through  a  bush 
of  ouk,  ppr. 

Motto — Essuyea. 

Seat— Blair  Castle,  near  Culross. 


dunlop  op  drumhead. 

DuNLOP,  Robert-Buchanan,  Esq.  of  Drumhead^ 
CO.  Dumbarton,  b,  11  Oct  1807;  m.  20  July,  1837, 
Emma  Smith,  and  by  her  (who  d  10  March,  1861) 
baa  had  issue, 

X.  RoBiBT,  b.  37  May,  1838. 

II.  James,  b.  19  Sept.  1840. 

m.  Charles-Oeorge,  b.  2  Jan.  1849. 

TV.  Heniy-Donald,  6.  7  July,  1846. 

T.  Francis-Caiupbell,  b.  20  Jan.  1847. 

I.  Elisabeth,  d.  17  Dec.  1889.         ii.  GaroIlne-AnnabeUa. 

ui.  Frances-Harriett,  d.  1845.        iv.  Emma. 

EitUage.— John  Napier,  of  Kilmahew,  the  last  repre- 
sentatiYe  in  the  male  line  of  that  anoient  family,  m.  Lilias, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Colquhoun ,  of  that  ilk  and  Luss,  and  of  the 
Lady  lilias  Oraham  his  wife,  sister  of  the  great  Marquess, 
and  eldest  dau.  of  the  4th  Earl  of  Montrose.  They  had  two 
daus.,  Matigaret,  m.  1st,  to  Sir  Patriok  Maxwell,  of  Newark, 
and  2ndly,  to  the  Earl  of  Oiencaim,  but  without  issue  fay 
the  latter ;  and  Catiterine,  fa.  to  Robert  Campbell,  of  North- 
woodside  (2nd  son  of  Colin  Campbell,  of  Blythswood),  whuee 
only  child,  LUias,  m.  James  Dunlop,  of  Garnkiik,  a  bcunen 
of  the  fiunily  of  Ddhlop  t^f  that  Uk.  Their  Snd  son,  Bobbst 
DuvLOP,  of  Dousehill,  m.  1st,  Jean  Baird,  dau.  of  Baiitl 
of  Craigton,  and  his  only  child  by  her  m.  Robert  Dinwiddle, 
of  Oermiston,  and  is  now  represented  by  WiiUam  Lookhart, 
of  Germiston,  and  Milton-Lockhart,  for  many  years  repre- 
sentative of  the  oounty  of  Lanark  in  parliament.  Robert 
Dunlop  la.  2ndly,  Janet,  dau.  of  Archibald  Buchanan,  of 
Drumhead,  and  Jean  Buchanan,  dau.  of  Gilbert  Buchanan, 
of  Bonkell,  and  Dorothea  Napier,  a  descendant  of  the  famous 
John  Napier,  of  Murohiston,  the  Inventor  of  logarithms. 
By  tliis  marrbge,  Robert  Dunlop  had, 

L  James,  of  Househill,  colonel  of  the  RonlVewshire  militia, 
who  m.  his  cousin.  Miss  Buchanan,  of  the  Bonkell  fEOuily, 
and  is  now  represented  by  four  daus.,  one  of  whom,  the 
2nd.  was  m.  to  the  late  A-D.  Campbdl,  Esq.  of  Ash 
Craig,  Ayrshire,  but  without  issue. 


*  The  mother  of  Captain  James  Drummond  bpitul  was  the 
Hon.  Elisabeth  Leslie,  eldest  dau.  of  Alexander.  4th  Lord 
lindores. 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


DUN 

II.  RoBMRT-rvciiAKAJr,*  of  Drombflad,  to  which  estate  he 
$.  as  heir  of  eutuil,  in  right  of  his  mother,  on  oMumiug 
the  name  and  arms  of  tmit  family.  Ue  was  lieut.-coL  of 
the  London  and  Weetmlnster  light  horse  volunteers,  raised 
ai  Hm  time  of  Lord  Qeoive  Gordon's  rioto,  audni.  Frances, 
7th  dau.  of  Samnel  Beaohcrofb,  Esq.  of  Wlckham  Court, 
hi  the  coun^  of  Kent,  a  merchant,  and  director  of  the 
Bank  of  Enffkuid.  and  d.  16  Jan.  1837.  having  had,  besides 
a  dau.  Eliaftbeth,  three  sons, 

1  RoBST-Buc7H4HAK  DvKLOP.  now  of  Drumhead. 

2  James. 

3  Chariaa,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Henfleld,  Sunez,  d. 
4  Sept.  1851,  leaving  three  sons  and  one  dau.  by  hia 
wife.  Fanny,  dau.  of  William  Boirer,  Esq.  of  Heufield, 
Sussex,  viz.,  Charles-Sewnrd,  6.  24  Oct.  1840;  Heniy- 
Benchcroft.  b.  27  Jan.  1842;  Wilttaaa  -  Buchanan,  6. 
9  April,  1861 :  and  Fanny-EHjAbeth. 

1.  Lilias,  m.  to  Robert  Muirhoid,  of  Croy,  but  without  issue, 
n.  Dorothea,  m.  to  Robert  Plndlay,  of  Easterhill  ($ee  Fivo- 
t^r  ^  EtuterkiU). 

In  1630,  William  Buchanan,  of  Boturich,  m.  Miss  McAuli^, 
^anddau.  of  McAulay  of  Ardincapel,  and  as  her  marriage  . 
portion  acquired  the  estate  of  Drumhead,  at  that  time  cftUed  ' 
"  Bloirhannachra  McAulny.**    At  a  subsequent  period,  the 
estate  of  Boturlch  was  exchanged  with  HaMane  of  Olen- 
« igles  for  that  of  Blairhoish,  sold  by  the  grand-uncle  of  the 
piesent  proprietor  of  Drumhead,  iHu>  is  the  llth  in  suooes- 
sion  from  the  above  William  Bucbansa,  for  whose  deeoent 
from  Buchanan  of  that  ilk,  and  subsequent  history  of  ths 
Drumhead  f  imily,  see  Buohanaa  of  Auehmar's  history  of  ' 
ttie  ehm,  published  in  1728. 

A  brother  of  Archibald  Buchanan,  <^  Drumhead,  acquired 
y>e  estate  of  Sundon,  im  Bedfordshiret  leaving  two  daus.,  i 
one  of  whom  was  m.  to  Sir  Walter  Riddell,  of  that  ilk, 
whose  son.   Sir  John,  succeeded  to  Sundon    on   adding  i 
BroBAVAM  to  his  fkmily  name,  and  «a.  Lady  Frances  Mar>  | 
shnm,  dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Romnej,  and  is  represented  by  his 
•on,  the  present  Sir  Walter  Buchanan-Riddeli,  Bart. 

Jrm$—BvcaAtiAV  and  Duklop  quarterly. 
Cmt  and  Ifotte— Par  sit  fortuna  hbori. 
Frmtd  JKetJdoMSi— Drumhead,  Dumbartonshire. 


DUN 

Arni9—Ax.t  an  oogle.  displayed,  or. 

CVe«(— On  a  mount,  an  oak-tree,  in  ttoni  thereof  a  nute»  all 
l>pr. 
3fo(to— Mullher  a  boo. 
<8««U— Brittas,  Olonaslee,  Queen's  Co. 


DUNNE  OF  BRITTAS. 

DcTKNK,  Francis  •  Pluhkett,  Beq.  of  Biittas, 
Queen's  County,  lieut.-ool.  in  the  army,  D.L.,  and 
lieut.-coL  Queen's  County  militia,  M.P.  for  Port- 
Arlington. 

ftrineSSe.— The  estste  of  Brittfts  has  baeti,  thne  imine- 
moriid,  in  the  fionlly  of  Dmnra.  When  required  by  King 
Jamis  I,  it  was  surrendered  to  the  crown,  and  a  grtmt 
retaken  in  fee,  constituting  it  a  manor  subject  to  quit  and 
crown  rent.  The  grant  was  mads  to  Cbarlxs  Dmnrc, 
)f  aster  in  Chanceiy,  and  member  for  the  College. 

The  great-gmndlhther  of  tbe  present  representative, 

CHAaLM  DuNmc,  Esq.  of  Brittaa,  who  was  killed  at  the 
battle  of  Aughrim,  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  General  Nugent,  of  the 
«>.  of  Westmsath,  slain  si  ths  stcge  of  Deny,  and  had  a  son 
and  successor, 

Bdwaod  DvmrB,  Esq.  of  Brittas,  who  ».  Ifaigaret  Wyse, 
of  the  00.  of  Waterford,  and  was  father  of 

FaAXon  Dmnro,  Esq.  of  Brittas^  who  m.  10  Aug.  1700, 
Maigorei  Phmket*  one  of  thfe  co-hoiresses  of  Niokotes  Plun- 
ket,  of  Dunsooghly  Castle,  oo.  Dublin,  Esq.,  and  hod  issue, 

Bdwabd,  his  heir.  Frands,  a  colonel  in  the  army. 

Nidiolas,  kfflsd  in  the  stormi^  of  Fortdu  Bhhi,  during 

the  Frsnoh  revolntionaiy  war. 
Alice,  m,  to  Henry  Osbom,  Esq.  of  Dardsstown  Csstle^  oo. 

Me^ii,  and  since  deceased. 
Fnoces,  d.  imm.  Catherine^  d.  unm. 

Morgarette,  m.  to  A.  OTairel,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Klldare, 

and  is  deosssed. 

Vr.  Dunne  d.  20  Aug.  1771,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

OnaaAL  EnwAan  DumnE,  of  Brittas,  b.  14  Oct  17({3,  m. 
S8  July,  1801,  Fnnoes  White,  of  Bantiy  House,  sister  to  the 
Bar!  of  Bontiy,  and  niece  to  Tiseount  Longuevillc^  of  Castle 
Mary,  oo.  Coii:,  and  had  issue, 

FaAvas-PLunacTT,  now  of  Brittas. 

Edward.  bonister-at-Uw.  Robert,  hi  holy  orders. 

Richard,  an  officer  in  the  army. 

Charles,  an  officer  in  the  army. 

Franoes-Jone. 


*  Robert-Buchanan  Dunlop,  of  Drumhead,  is  the  male 
representative  of  Dim  lop  qf  OamHrk.  also,  through  the 
above-named  ftanales  of  Kihnahew  and  KorthwoodMde,  of 
'^  I  two  families. 
827 


DUNSCOMBE  OF  MOUNT  DESERT. 

DuNscoMBE,  Nicholas^  Esq.  of  Mount  Desert^  cou 
Cork,  J.P.,  b.  28  Aug.  1807;  m.  2  April,  1889,  Jane, 
4th  dau.  of  Robert  Carr,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Cork, 
and  has  issue, 

L  Obobqk.  n.  Robert.  ni.  Koble. 

I.  Jane. 

Xrincajipr.— The  family  of  Dunsoombe  ohdm  Saxoa 
origin ;  their  native  county  was  Devonshire,  where,  in  ages 
now  forgotten,  ere  the  Norman  subjugated  the  Bazon,  they 
gave  name  to  Higher  and  Lower  Dunscombe,  and,  in  common 
with  others  of  their  race,  sufEsred  under  Norman  sway.  It 
has  been  handed  down  in  ancestral  archives,  that  the  pro- 
genitor of  the  first  William  Dunsoombe,  Esq.,  hereinafter 
mentioned,  was  engaged  in  the  Crusade  to  Palestine  ss  a 
knight's  attendant. 

As  reqMcts  their  standing  in  Inland,  Edward  Dunsoombe,. 
Esq.  resided  at  Saint  Fhibarry^  in  the  city  of  Oorlc,  in  1690  ; 
and,  beyond  question,  the  family  of  Dunscombe  is  one  of  the 
oldest  in  that  dty,  and  with  it  the  name  is  indelibly  iden- 
tified, for  on  Dunscombe's  Marsh  the  greatest  portion  of  the 
flat  of  the  dty  has  hem  buUt. 

WnxiAM  DuMSOOMBB,  Esq.  of  London,  b.  in  1476,  d.  in 
1640,  leaving  by  his  wife,  named  Clement>  a  eon, 

CAPTAnt  CLBfSNT  DvKSOOMBa,  who  d.  in  1690,  leaving 

fowARD  DuvsooMBa,  Esq.,  his  son,  then  residhig  at  Saint 
Finbany's,  in  the  city  of  Cork.  He  m.  in  London, 
Catherine,  sister  of  the  Bev.  Henry  Noble,  afterwards  of 
Umey,  co.  Tyrone^  in  Ireland,  and  cf.  In  1081,  leaving,  him 
surviving,  a  son, 

CoLOHBL  NoBLBTT  DuMsooMBS,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Alderman  Martell,  of  the  city  of  Cork,  and  d.  in  1061,  leaving 
ason, 

NoBLBiT  DuHsooMBK,  Esq.,  b.  in  1028,  who  was  mayor  of 
Cork  in  ia06.  He  m.  in  1068,  Maiy,  sister  of  WUliam  HuU, 
Esq.  of  the  city  of  Cork,  niece  to  Sir  William  Hull,  Knt.  of 
Lemoon,  oo.  Cork,  and  dau.  of  Henxy  Hull,  of  Clonakilty, 
CO.  Coric,  by  Hester,  dau.  of  Humphi^  Jobeon,  seoretary 
to  ChorliB  Howanl,  Eari  of  Effingham,  lord  higfa-odmhol  of 
England,  and  d.  in  June,  1096,  leaving  one  son,  William,  of 
whom  pteaeatly ;  and  three  dous.,  vis.,  Elisabeth,  who,  in 
1078,  M.  Robert  Rogers,  Esq.  of  the  cdty  of  Cork,  and  of 
AAgrove,  In  that  county,  afterwards  M.P.  for  the  dty  of 
Coik,  hi  109S  and  1006;  Mary,  who  in  1070,  m.  James  Hor- 
lowyne,  Esq.  of  the  eity  of  Cork ;  end  he  having  d.  in  1078, 
leaving  no  issue,  she  m.  2ndly,  in  1080,  John  Hull,  Esq.  of 
The  little  IsUmd,  oo.  Cork;  and  SanUi,  who,  hi  1087,  m. 
John  Spread,  Esq.    The  only  son, 

William  Duksogmbe,  Esq.,  6.  in  1000,  m.  twice :  1st,  in 
Oct.  1082,  Catherine,  one  of  the  three  dons,  of  William  Mead, 
Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Cork,  and  sister  to  Sir  John  Mead,  Bart, 
and  by  her,  who  d,  in  Jan.  lOOS,  he  had  (with  four  daus., 
vis.,  Mary,  who  m.  John  Oarleton,  Esq. ;  Elisabeth,  who  ta. 
-^  Truvers,  Esq. ;  Ellinor,  who  m.  Eloasar  Maddce,  Esq. ; 
and  Catherine,  Who  m.  Lionel  Becher,  Esq.)  one  son, 

Mbadb.  b.  tn  1091,  who  m.  in  Nov.  1720,  Elizabeth,  eldest 
dau.  of  Dillon  Newman,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Cork.  He 
contested  the  dtv  of  Cork  hi  1727,  and  petitioned  against 
on  undue  return  oy  the  sherifl^  but  was  defeated  on  it. 
He  d.  hi  1729,  leavhig  (with  two  daus.,  Mary  and  Cathe- 
rine) two  sons, 

William,  6.  in  1731,  m.  hi  1744,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  WU- 
liam Conner,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  Oct.  1761,  without  leaving 
issue. 

Richard,  b.  in  1728,  m.  hi  1740,  Helena,  dau.  of  Robert 
Atkins,  Esq.,  alderman  <^  the  dtv  of  Cork,  and  d.  in 
1748,  leaving  one  child,  Richard,  who  m.  in  March^  1770. 
Jane,  one  of  the  daus.  of  Rowland  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Oak 
Paric,  CO.  Kerry,  and  d.  in  1708.  leaving  (with  six  daus., 
vis.,  EUxa,  who  m.  Captain  Richard  Carter;  Hdena, 
who  m,  her  cousin,  Robert-Paricer  Parker,  Esq.  of 
Inchigagin,  near  Cork;  Sarah,  who  m.  Capt.  Joseph 
Beckett.  R.N. :  Jane,  who  m.  Robert  AUen,  Esq.,  sur- 
geon, R.N. ;  Mai^,  who  m.  James-Fitsgerald  Massey, 
Esq.  of  the  co.  Lmierick ;  and  Anne,  who  m.  William 
Russell,  Esq.  of  limerick,)  three  sons,  Richard  Meade, 
who  m.  in  A]»il,  1797,  Avioe-Blisabeth.  the  ddest  dau. 
of  Thomas  Child,  Esq.  of  Bandon,  by  whom  he  had  two 
sons,  both  of  whom  d.  imm. ;  Adam,  a  capt.  in  the  89th 
rcgt,  d.  of  his  wounds  in  the  island  of  Ceylon,  oma. ; 
and  Ixmgfldd,  a  midshipman,  d.  in  the  West  Indies  after 


DUN 


D  U  P 


William  Duneoombe  m.  2ndly,  in  1065,  Maiy,  dau.  or  AJder- 
inaa  William  Roberts,  of  the  city  of  Cork.    He  d.  in  Sept. 
1720,  leaving  imue,  two  sons  and  two  daus.,  viz., 
Noblett,  of  Mount  Denert,  b.  in  1690,  who  was  high-sheriff 
of  the  00.  of  Cork  in  1730,  and  represented  Lismore  in  the 
Irish  parliament,  trom  1727  to  1744.     He  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Jiuues  Barry,  Esq.  of  Rathcormac,  and  d.  in  May, 
1745,  leaving  no  issue. 
GsoBOB,  of  whom  presently. 
Helena,  who  m.  Stephen  Mazicke,  Esq. 
Henrietta*  who  m.  Redmond  Barry,  Esq.  of  Ballyclough, 
CO.  Cork,  and  by  him  was  mother  of  Mary  Barry,  who  ». 
Richard- Aldworth  St.Leger,  Viscount  Doneniile. 

Mr.  Dunscombe  purchased  the  Mount  Desert  estate  in  1703. 
HisSrd  son, 

Oeoboe  Duksoombe,  Esq.  of  Mount  Desert  0^  being  en- 
tailed on  him,  on  faUuro  of  male  issue  to  his  brother  Noblett,) 
6.  in  May,  1712,  ».  his  brother  in  1745,  though  he  did  not 
reside  at  Mount  Desert  (but  at  Ballyally),  his  brother's 
widow  doing  so  until  her  death,  in  Jan.  1772.  He  m.  in 
Feb.  1738,  Penelope,  the  2nd  and  youngest  dau.  of  Colonel 
Nicholas  Colthurst,  of  Ballyally,  co.  Cork  (grandson  to  Sir 
Nicholas  Purdoo,  Knt.  of  BaUydough,  co.  Cork),  by  Pene- 
lope bis  wife,  the  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  John  Topham,  Knt.  of 
Dublin,  one  of  the  Masters  in  Chancery  in  the  reign  of 
Charles  II. :  was  a  colonel,  and  also  in  tbe  suite  of  his 
Royal  Highness  Frkdkbiok,  Prince  of  Wales.  He  d.  at  Bally- 
ally, the  seat  of  his  father-in-law,  in  Jan.  1752,  leaving  (with 
four  daus.,  vis.,  Penelope,  who,  in  May,  1760,  m.  John  Qsr- 
loton,  Esq.  of  Woodside,  oo.  Cork,  only  son  and  heir  of 
Christopher  Caileton,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Cork ;  Mary,  who, 
in  July,  1760,  m.  Walter  Atkin,  Esq.  of  Leadington,  oo. 
Cork :  she  was  his  2nd  wife ;  Harriet,  and  Elizabeth,  who  both 
d.  unm.)  an  only  son  and  heir, 

Nicholas  Duksoombb,  of  Mount  Desert,  b.  in  1741,  high- 
sheriff  of  the  00.  Cork  in  1765.  He  m.  in  May,  1764,  Mary, 
the  only  child  and  heiress  of  Thomas  Parker,  Esq.  of  Inchl- 
gagin,  near  Cork,  by  Mary  his  wife,  the  eldest  dau.  of 
Swithin  White,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Cork,  and  had  issue, 

QsoBOL  of  whom  presently. 

Robert-Parker,  who  assimied  the  name  and  arms  of  Pabkek, 
in  lieu  of  his  patronymic,  on  succeeding  to  his  mother^s 
propertv.  He  m.  20  April,  178S,  his  cousin,  Helena,  one 
of  the  oaus.  of  Richard  Dunscombe,  Esq.,  and  Jane  Bate- 
man  his  wife,  and  d.  in  July,  1815,  leaving  several  sons  and 
three  daus.     (See  Pabksr  o/  Inchigaam^ 

William,  formerly  a  lieut  in  the  12tb  light  dragoons,  d.  in 
Feb.  1827,  leaving  no  lawfiil  issue. 

Thomas,  an  alderman  of  the  city  of  Coiic,  m.  in  Feb.  1798, 
Mury,  the  eldest  dau.  of  Alderman  Shaw,  of  the  dty  of 
Cork,  and  d.  in  Dec.  1833,  leaving  issue :  1  Nicholas,  in 
holy  orders,  chancellor  of  the  diocese  of  Coiic,  and  rector 
of  St  Nicholas,  in  said  chancellorship,  dty  of  Cork,  b.  25 
Dec.  1798,  m.  8  Feb.  1844,  his  cousin,  Penelope,  youngest 
dau.  of  Geoive  Dunscombe,  Esq.  of  Mount  D^ert ;  2  «^hn 
Shaw,  6.  in  July,  1806,  m.  I  Sept.  1830,  Lucy,  only  child  of 
Henry  Orpen,  Esq.  of  co.  Kerry,  d.  80  May,  1854 ; 
3  Thopaa-s-Shaw,  6.  6  Feb.  1811,  m.  24  Jidy,  1850,  Jane, 
the  eldest  dau.  of  William  Qillespie,  Esq.. ;  and  4  Isabella. 

Nicholas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Kilcully,  (i.  in  Aug.  1838, 
tmm. 

Rowland,  formerly  a  lieut.  in  the  army,  d.  in  April,  1835, 
leaving  no  lawfViI  issue. 

Parker,  b.  in  30  Nov.  1781,  m.  6  Jan.  1808,  Jane,  the  3rd 
and  youngest  sister  of  William  Waggett,  Elsq.,  recorder  of 
Corl^  and  dau.  of  Christopher  Wa^^fott,  Esq.  of  Kitsboro', 
near  Cork,  and  d.  4  June,  1829.  leaving  issue, 

NichoUis,  ft.  20  Oct.  1804,  m.  28  Julv,  1830,  at  Caledon,  oo. 
Armagh,  Anna-Matilda,  the  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas 
Johnston.  Ewq.  of  Fort  Johnston,  co.  Monaghan,  by 
Martha  his  1st  wife,  the  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Doctor 
Hingston,  vicar-general  of  Cloyuo,  and  has  issue, 
Parker,  b.  7  Feb.  1834 ;  Nicholas,  a  lieut  in  the  46th 
regt.  of  foot,  b.  18  Jan.  1835 ;  William-Waggett,  6.  27 
April,  1887 ;  Henry,  b.  5  June,  1839 :  George,  b.  6  Dec. 
1843:  Gement,  b.  27  March,  1846;  and  two  daus., 
Martha,  who,  on  24  Dec.  1851,  m.  Rev.  Walter  Johnston 
(the  ddest  son  of  Henry-Q.  Johnston,  Esq.  of  Fort 
Johnston,  co.  Monaghan,)  her  first-cousin  ;  and  Jane- 
BUen  Waggett 

Christopher- Waggett,  b.  17  April,  1808,  m.  6  July,  1830, 
Maria,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Batchelor,  of  Dub- 
lin, and  d.  5  Feb.  1839.  leaving  issue,  Parker,  h.  in  Aug. 
1831 ;  Edward  ;  Christo(>her ;  and  two  daus.,  Eliiuibeth 
and  Jane. 

Johanna- Waggett,  m.  23  Dec.  1824,  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  John 
Webb,  hluD.,  of  The  Hill,  near  Cork.  He  d.  9  Sept 
1842,  leaving,  him  surviving,  two  sons,  John  M'Don- 
nell,  a  oapt.  in  the  4th  royal  Irish  dragoon -guards,  6.  in 
Nov.  1826  ;  and  Randal,  6.  in  Oct  1832. 

Mary,  d.  in  July,  1827,  unm.  When  Col.  Moore,  afterwards 

Sir  John  Moore,  who  fell  at  the  memorable  retreat  on 

Coninna,  was  quartered  in  the  south  of  Ireland,  this 

lady  was  on  the  point  of  being  united  in  marriage  to  him, 

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but  the  prospect  of  his  immediately  going  abroad  pre- 
vented ito  taking  place. 
Pene]oi)e,  who  d  in  1816,  unm. 

Elizabeth,  who  m.  in  1800,  Abraham  Lane,  Esq.,  of  the 
dty  of  Cork,  and  sheriff  of  the  same  in  1798. 
Mr.  Dunscombe  d.  16  March,  1793,  (his  mother,  Penelope 
Dunscombe,  d.  in  Jan.  1781,)  and  was  $.  by  his  ddest  son, 

Gbobok  Duksoombb,  Esq.  of  Mount  Desert,  b.  17  March, 
1765,  who  was  high-sheriff  of  the  oo.  Cork,  in  1789.  He  m. 
26  Sept.  1806,  Lydia,  the  2nd  dau.  of  Charles  Denroche,  Esq. 
of  the  dty  of  Cork,  by  Anne  Dorman  his  wife,  and  had 
issue  one  only  son,  Nicholas,  bis  heir,  and  four  daus.,  ris., 
Anne-Dorman,  who  ».  25  July,  1887,  Bex^jamin  Swete,  Esq. 
of  Greenville,  oo.  Cork,  only  son  and  heir  of  the  late  Samud 
Swete,  Esq.  of  the  same  place ;  Mary-Parker ;  Iordia»  who, 
6  May,  1846,  m.  the  Rev.  Heniy  Gillmap,  2nd  son  of  the  late 
Col.  Gillman ;  and  Penelope,  who,  8  Feb.  1844,  ta.  her  cousin, 
the  Rev.  Nicholas  Dunscombe,  chancellor  of  the  diocese  of 
Cork,  and  rector  of  St.  Nicholas,  in  the  said  chancellorship, 
dty  of  Cork.  Mr  Dunscombe  d,  3  March.  1836,  (his  widow 
Lydia  Dunscombe,  d.  26  Dec.  1842,)  and  was  §.  by  his  only 
son  and  heir,  the  present  Nicholas  Ddnsoombb,  Esq.  of 
Mount  Desert,  the  representative  of  this  andent  Saxon 
family. 

Jfotto— Fidelitas  vlndt 
finU—- Mount  Desert,  oo.  Ooxk. 


DUPPA  OF  HOLLINGBOURNE. 

DuppA,  Baldwin-Ddppa,  Esq.  of  Hollingbounie 
House,  Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  in  Nov.  1768;  m.  in 
1800,  Mary,  dau.  of  Major-Gen.  Gladwin,  of  Stub- 
bing Court,  CO.  Derby,  and  by  her  (who  d,  28  June, 
1837)  had, 
L  Baldwin-Fbakou,  barrister-ot-law,  m.  Catharine,  dau. 
and  co-hdr  of  Philip  Darell,  Esq.,  brother  to  tbe  late 
Henry  Darell,  Esq.  of  CUehill.  in  Kent,  and  left  issue, 

1  Baldwik  Fbavois.  2  Rriau-Philip-Darell. 
8  Euston-Whltney.  1  Catharine-Mary. 

2  Elenor-Heurietta.  8  Blauche-Florenoe. 

n.  Brian-Edward,  B.A.,  m.  Miss  Long,  dau.  of  W.  Long, 
Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Roodashton. 

ul  Henry-Clarke,  of  Malmaynes  Hall,  Kent,  b.  6  April, 
1805,  »M.  12  July,  1840,  Julia-Anne,  dau.  of  Col.  Thorn- 
dyke,  R.A.,  by  Frances  his  wife,  dau.  of  Col.  Edmund 
Faunoe. 

IT.  Charles-Berridge,  m.  6  Dee.  1848,  Ellen  Pink,  dau.  of 
M^or-General  Faunce,  C.B.  of  Bath. 

V.  George. 

L  Mary-Dorothy,  m,  in  1840,  to  Edward-BarreU  Fkonce, 
Esq.  of  Shirsted,  oo.  KenL 

IL  Frwces-Anne.  iii.  Sarah-Charlotte. 

IV.  Harriet.  ▼.  Ellen. 

Mr.  Duppa  d.  5  April,  1847. 

Srltl£S0(* — ^The  family  of  Duppa  is  one  of  considerable 
antiquity.  Of  its  distinguished  members  were  Cbtan 
Duppa,  bishop  of  Winchester;  and  Sir  Thomas  Duppi, 
Knt,  usher  of  tbe  Black  Rod,  timp.  Chablzs  II,  Jambs  II, 
and  WiLUAM  and  Mabt. 

Baldwik  Duppa,  Esq.  of  HolUngbonme,  barrister'et-law, 
high-sherifiT  of  Kent  in  1786,  and  one  of  its  deputy-lieute- 
nants, d.  unm.  80  Not.  1764,  aged  82,  and  was  buried  in 
HoUingboume  church.  By  his  will  he  devised  his  estates  to 
his  kinsman. 

Thb  Ret.  Riohabd  Havoobh  (grandson  of  Richard  Hsn- 
com  and  Elxamob  Duppa  his  wife),  who  assumed,  by  act  of 
parliament,  6  Gbobok  III.,  in  oompliance  with  a  proviso  in 
the  bequest,  the  siuname  and  arms  of  Duppa.  Ho  m.  an 
heiress  of  the  name  of  Baas,  a  lady  of  German  extraotion, 
but  dying  in  1790,  was  «.  by  his  brother  (who  had  previously 
changed  his  name  from  Hancom), 

Baldwin  Duppa,  Esq.  This  gentleman  was  shipwrecked 
in  the  "  Ramlllies,"  In  1760,  on  the  Bolt  Head,  and  waa  the 
only  officer  who,  with  twenty-fiTO  of  the  crew,  escaped  by 
leaping  trom  the  vessel  upon  the  rocks.  He  m.  in  1762,  Miss 
Martha  Geaoh,  a  lady  of  ancient  descent  in  Cornwall,  and 
had  issue, 

BALDvnN-DupPA,  his  heir.  Richard  d.  vmia. 

Martha,  m.  to  William  Higgins,  Esq   of  Middlewood,  in 
Herefordshire,  and  has  issue,  William;  Robert;  and  Mary 
Anne. 
Mr.  Duppa  d.  in  1798,  and  was  «.  by  his  sou,  Baldwuc- 
DUPPA  Duppa,  Esq.  of  HoUingboume. 

..,.....,  joogle 


D  U  T 


D  U  T 


Jrm$ — Az..  a  lion's  paw,  erased,  in  fosse,  between  two  ban 
of  obain,  or ;  on  a  canton,  of  the  second,  a  rose,  gu. 
Crut — An  arm  in  armour,  holding  a  lion's  paw,  erased,  or. 
Seat — ^Hollingboome  House,  near  Maidstone. 


DU  PRE  OF  WILTON  PARK. 

Du  Pre,  James,  Esq.  of  Wilton  Park  and  Woo- 
bum  House,  ca  Bucks,  6. 10  June,  1778 ;  m.  18  May, 
1801,  Madelina,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  William  Maxwell, 
4ih  Bart,  of  Monreith,  co.  Wigton,  and  haa  isaue, 
I.  Caledok-Oborqb,  M.P.  for  Bucks,  6.  28  March,  1839, 
m.  Louisa  Corawaliis,  3rd  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  William 
Maxwell,  fith  Baronet  of  Monreith,  co.  Wigton,  and 
his  issue,  Georgian.i-Loui8a,  and  Emily- Ma^lelina. 
n.  William-Maxwell,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  June,  1837, 
Emily,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Baring,  Bart,  of  Lark- 
beer,  CO.  Devon,  and  has  issue, 
ui.  Charles-Lennox-Irby. 

I.  Catherine- Anne,  m.  to  Pascoe-St.  Leger  Orenfell,  Esq. 

II.  Mary-Louisa,  m.  to  John  Labouchere,  Esq. 

m.  Emily- Madelina,  in,  to  Lord  William  Montagu,  son  of 
the  Duke  of  Manchester. 

lY.  Caroline-Adelaide,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Spencer  Thornton. 

V.  Gertrude-Frances.  vi.  Louisa^Franoes. 

vu.  Fanny.  vni.  Julia! 

Mr.  Du  Pr€,  who  t.  to  the  Wilton  Park  estate  upon 
the  death  of  his  mother,  in  1800,  is  a  magistrate 
and  deputy-lieut.  for  Bucks,  and  served  as  high- 
aherifif  in  1826.  ' 

Eineage.— The  late  Josias  Du  Pbx,  Esq.  of  Wilton 
Park,  CO.  Bucks,  GoTomor  of  Madms,  ya.  in  1766,  Rebecca, 
dau.  of  Nath'miei  Alexander,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  James,  Ist 
E  irl  of  Csledon,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1800)  he  had  (with  five 
d  (US,  Eliza,  m.  1st,  to  Arthur  Brice,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  in  1803, 
to  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  John  Blackwood ;  Jane,  m.  to  Wallop 
Bribason,  Esq.  of  Bath  House,  oo.  Louth ;  Charlotte,  m.  to 
l^eut.-Gen.  (yLoghlin ;  Cornelia,  m.  to  Edward  Townsend, 
E«q  of  Wincham  Hall ;  and  Rebecca,  m.  to  Sir  Philip  Grey 
Egerton,  Bart.)  a  son  and  successor,  the  present  Jambu 
Du  Pbx,  Esq.  of  Wilton  Park. 

Arm^-^Az.,  a  cherron,  or,  between  two  mullets,  in  chief, 
and  a  lion,  passant,  in  base,  mrg. ;  from  the  centre  chief  a  pile 
iasuant,  of  the  second. 

Crttt—A  lion,  rampant,  aig.,  resting  the  dexter  hind  paw 
on  a  fleur-de-lis,  gu. 

&a/— Wilton  Park,  Beaconsfield,  Bucks. 


DUTTON  OF  BURLAND. 

DuTTON,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Burland  Hall,  co.  (Ches- 
ter, 6.  1768,  the  18th  in  lineal  descent  from  Odard, 
Lord  of  Button,  and  eldest  heir  male  of  William, 
Earl  of  Eu ;  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Robert  Cawley,  of 
Swandley,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  b.  1796,  d.  mun.  16  June,  1849. 
IL  Robert,  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  John  Piatt,  Esq.  of  Holywell 
House,  and  has  issue, 
John,  b.  27  Jan.  1819. 

Thomas^  6.  12  Dec.  1838,  «.  Emma,  only  child  of  George 
AUwood,  Esq.  of  Brludley,  and  has  a  son,  Hugh. 
Eliza.  Maiy. 

m.  Hugh,  b.  1709.  iv.  John,  ft.  1804. 

L  Mary,  m.  to  Joseph  Sutton,  who  d.  1820. 
n.  Elisa,  m.  to  John  Allwood,  Esq. 
m.  Sarah.  ly.  Harriett. 

IttltSffP. — ^The  DuTTOVS  claim  oonsanffuinity  with  the 
ancient  blood-royal  of  England,  being  descended  from 
RoLLO.  the  Ist  Duke  of  Normandy,  through  William,  Earl 
tif  Eu,  who  w.  a  niece  of  William  the  Conqueror. 

RioHABD,  Duke  of  Normandy  (grandson  of  Rollo)  sur- 
named  &iiM-peur,  had  issue  (besides  his  son,  Riohabd,  who 
succeeded  him  ;  his  dau.,  Emma,  Queen  of  England;  and 
other  issue)  two  younger  sons.  Godfret,  and  William. 
Tu  Godfrey,  his  fother  gave  the  Earldoms  of  Eu  and  Brion. 
On  his  decease,  the  latter  Earldom  became  the  heritage  of 
his  posterity,  branching  out  into  the  now-extinct  house  of 
the  Earls  of  Clare  and  Pembroke,  while  William,  the  younger 
brother,  succeeded  him  in  the  Earldom  of  Eu.  He  had, 
besides  others,  his  successor,  Robbbt,  father  of  Willlam, 
who  m.  a  sister  of  Hugh  Lupus,  Earl  of  Avranohes  (after- 
wards Earl  of  Chester),  named  Jeanne,  and  niece  of  William 
the  Conqueror. 

There  was  issue  of  this  marriage  (besides  William,  suc- 
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cessor  in  the  Exrldom  of  Bu,  and  another  cblldX  six  sons, 
named  Nigol,  Geflfiy,  Odard  (or  Huddard),  Edard,  Horswin, 
and  Wlofaith ;  the  six  brothers  accompanied  their  uncle, 
Hugh  Lupus,  into  England,  in  the  train  of  William  the 
Conqueror,  their  great-uncle,  and  on  the  establishment  of 
the  Norman  power,  had  various  estates  and  honours  con- 
ferred on  them ;  Nigel  was  created  Baron  of  Halton  and 
C  mst%ble  of  Cheshire ;  Geffrey  was  Lord  of  Stopfort;  Odard, 
Lord  of  Dutton  ;  Edard,  Lord  of  Haselwell ;  Horswin,  Lord 
of  Shrigley ;  and  Wlofaith,  Lord  of  Hatton.  Odard,  the 
3rd  son,  w.is  the  ancestor  of  the  Dcttons  o/  JhUton. 

This  Odard  flourished  during  the  reigns  of  Wiluam  the 
Conqueror  and  William  Rufus.  "He,"  says  Dr.  Gower, 
"  like  bis  uncle,  Hugh  Lupus,  had  a  swoi-d  of  dignity,"  which 
in  1665,  was  in  the  possession  of  Eleanor,  wife  of  Robert,  2nd 
Viscoimt  Rilmorey  (dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Dutton,  Esq. 
of  Button,  ancestors  of  the  present  Francis,  ]&%rl  of  Ril- 
morey ;  and  had  been  preserved  for  many  years  as  an  heir- 
loom, by  the  name  of  "  Odard's  Sword."  Odard  db  Dut- 
ton, had  a  son,  named  Hugh  Fitsodard,  who  flourished  in 
tl)e  early  part  of  the  reign  of  Hekrt  II. 

Sir  Peter  Leycester,  in  his  Historical  Antiquitie*  qfCheihire, 
has  given  us  the  pedigree  of  the  Duttons  of  Dutton,  which 
he  says  is  futhfuUy  collected  from  the  evidences  of  that 
family,  and  other  good  records  and  deeds.  He  observes 
that  the  f.uni]y  is  one  of  great  worth,  with  almost  a  constant 
succession  of  knights. 

Sir  Thomas  Dutton,  of  Dutton,  Knt,  son  and  heir  of  Sir 
Hugh  Dutton,  and  Joane  Holland  his  wifo,  was  dth  in 
descent  from  Odard.  He  was  made  seneschal-governor  and 
receiver  of  the  castle  and  honour  of  Halton,  in  Cheshire,  by 
William  Clinton,  Earl  of  Huntingdon.  He  m.  Ellen,  one  of 
the  daus.  and  heirs  of  Sir  Peter  Thornton,  of  Thornton,  and 
had  issue. 

Sir  Peter  Dutton,  d.  s.  p.  S6th  Edward  III. 

Thomas  Dutton.  d.  «.  p. 

Sir  Lawrence  Dutton,  d,  $.p.  1392. 

Edmund  Dutton.  Henry  Dutton. 

William  Dutton. 

Edmund  Dutton,  the  4th  son  of  Sir  Thomas,  m.  Joan, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Minshall.  de  Church  Minshall,  and 
had  issue, 

Sir  Peter  Dutton,  who  became  heir  to  his  uncle,  Sir  Law- 
rence Dutton,  of  Dutton  :  he  d.  1433.  His  last  male  heir, 
Lawrence,  d.  t.p.  1526. 

Hugh  Dutton.  of  whom  the  Dxtttonb  of  Hatton. 

Lawrence  Dutton.  Thomas  Dutton. 

iLnies,  m.  WiUiam  Leycester,  of  Nether  Tabley,  22nd  of 
Richard  II  (the  immediate  ancestor  of  the  present 
Geoige  Warren,  Baron  De  Tabley,  1855). 

Ellen. 

HuoH  DuTTOK,  2nd  son  of  Edmund,  m.  Petronella,  dau. 
of  Ralph  Yemon,  of  Hatton,  in  Cheshire,  Esq.,  and  had  by 
her  two  sons,  John,  and  Lawrenoe ;  of  these  the  elder, 

John  Dutton,  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Athurton, 
of  Athurton,  in  Lancashire,  Knt,  by  whom  he  had  thi«e 
sons, 

1.  Peter,  living  at  Hatton,  1464.  His  descendant  and  even- 
tual heiress,  Elinor  Dutton,  m.  Gilbert^  2nd  Lord 
Gerard. 

n.  Richard.  m.  Qeoffry. 

Richard  Dutton.  2nd  son  of  John  Dutton,  of  Hatton, 
had  issue,  Ralph  Dutton,  who  had  two  sons,  William  and 
Richard.  This  Richard  Dutton,  who  was  an  alderman 
and  J.  P.  of  the  city  of  Chester,  was  removed  by  parliament 
for  having  been  in  arms  against  the  Commonwealth: 

William  Dutton,  eldest  sou  and  heir  of  Richard  Dutton, 
lived  at  Chester,  and  had  issue,  by  his  wife  Agnes,  dau.  of 
John  Conway,  of  Flintshire,  several  children,  whereof  the 
2nd  son,  Thomas,  purchased  the  manor  of  Sherborne,  in 
Gloucestershire  ;  and  from  him  descended  Lucy,  who  m. 
Thomas  Pope.  Earl  of  Downe  ;  and  their  only  child,  Lady 
Elizabeth,  was  the  wife  of  Sir  Francis-Henry  Lee,  of 
Ditchley ;  and  from  Thomas,  the  2nd  son  of  this  William 
Dutton,  of  Chester,  descended  Sir  Ralph  Dutton,  created 
a  Baronet,  22  June,  1678,  a  title  which  expired  with  his  son. 
Sir  John  Dutton.  Sir  Ralph's  dau.,  Anne.  m.  James  Naper, 
Esq.,  and  their  son,  James,  assumed  the  name  of  Dutton, 
and  dying  in  1776,  left  issue,  James  Dutton,  M.P.  for 
Gloucestershire,  who  was  elevated  to  the  peerage.  20  May, 
1734,  by  the  title  of  Baron  Shtrbome,  Thomas  Dutton,  sun 
of  Hugh,  eldest  son  of  William  Dutton,  living  at  Dunham, 
near  Chester,  about  1660,  had  a  son, 

John  Dutton,  of  Dunham,  who  m.  Martha  Breese,  of 
Morley,  in  Little  Barrow,  co.  Chester.  John  Dutton  was 
burled  at  Thornton,  29  Jan.  1742,  having  had  issue, 

L  Thomas,  of  whom  presently. 

iL  John,  u  merchant  in  the  city  of  Chester,  m.  Miss  Fair- 


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clough,  and  had  Issno,  John,  d.  vnm, ;  Charles,  m,  MIsb 
Howard,  aud  hud  issue  ii^  only  sou.  John  who  d.  trnm. 
1824 :  Esther,  m.  Dr.  Jardine.  of  Liverpool :  Elisabeth, 
d.  unm,  ;  and  Mary,  m.  to  her  consiu,  William  Seftou, 
and  d  §.  p.  1846. 

III.  Robert,  of  Thornton  Hall  who  m.  Maiy  Perdval,  and  had 
issue,  1  Martha*  m. — Whitley,  of  Alvauley,  and  d.  leaving 
an  only  sou.  Qeorge  Whitley,  who  m.  Miss  Greenall,  sister 
of  Gilbert  Greenhall,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  8t  Helen's;  2  Anne, 
fit.  the  Tiev.  Joseph  Hodgkinsou,  D.D.,  rector  of  Dudcot, 
Berksbii-e.  and  d.  s.  p.  23  Jan.  1849;  3  Elizabeth,  m. 
to  John  Reeoe,  Esq.  of  TrafTord,  and  d.  leaving  issue ; 
4  Thomas  Dutton ;  5  Robert  Dutton,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Charles  Jones.  Esq.,  of  Stapleford  Hall,  and  had  issue, 
Elizabeth,  who  m.  Ridiard  Janion,  of  Bocksavage,  Esq., 
aud  d.  in  1862,  leaving  issue ;  6  John  Dutton,  m.  his  cousin, 
Mary  Sefton,  and  has  issue  Robert  Dutton ;  7  Mary. 

z.  Mtuy. 

Thomas  Dutton,  the  eldest  son,  h.  in  1781,  resided  at 
Dunham,  and  had  also  a  house  at  Pulford,  co.  Chester  :  he 
m.  Maiy  dau.  of  —  Reeoe,  Esq.  of  Brereton  Park,  Tarvin, 
Cnester,  and  d.  in  1817,  having  had  issue, 

I.  William,  d.  In  1819,  s,  p, 

II.  Joseph,  present  proprietor, 
m.  Robert,  d.  young. 

I.  Anne,  m.  Thomas  Sefton,  of  Pickton,  co.  Chester,  and 
d.  in  1846,  having  had  issue, 

1  William  Sefton,  a  merchant  hi  the  city  of  Chester,  and 
sheriff  in  1820 :  he  m.  his  cousin.  Maty  Dutton,  dau.  of 
John  Dutton,  luid  d.  in  182*2,  t.  p. 
S  Thomas  Sefton.  c{.  uum.  1846. 

1  Mary,  who  m.  her  cousin,  John  Dutton. 

2  Elisabeth,  in.  William  Darlington,  of  Ivt  Lodge,  and 
of  Marburr,  in  the  co.  of  Chester,  and  d.  in  1842. 
having  had  issue  an  only  son, 

John  DABLiiroTOH.  b.  12  Jan.  1806,  m.  EUzabeth  Turin v, 
and  has  issue,  Uenrr-Cecil;  Prederidk- Arthur ;  ZoS; 
Warren :  and  other  children. 
8  Anne,  m.  to  James  Bickers. 
4  Martha.  5  Hannah.  6  Catherine. 

n.  Martha. 

m.  Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Williams,  of  The  Green  WaHs, 
Flintshire,  and  had.  with  other  issue,  a  dau.,  who  m.  the 
Rev.  Dr.  Warren,  Ihther  of  S.vmitkl  Wabrbv,  Queen's 
Counsel,  recorder  of  Hull.  F.R8.,  D.C.L. 

IV.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Joseph  Cheers. 

JoapH  DuTTOH,  the  eldest  surviving  son,  is  the  present 
representative  of  the  Thornton  branch  of  the  Duttons  o/ 
JhUtan, 

^mu— Quarterly :  1st  aud  4th,  aig..  2nd  and  3rd,  gu. ;  a 
fret,  or. 

CVecf— A  plume  of  five  ostrich  feathers  rising  out  of  a  ducal 
coronet,  or ;  the  feathers,  aig.,  az.,  or,  vert»  and  gu. 

ifotto— Servabo  fldem. 


DYKES  OP  DOVENBY. 

Ballantinb-Dtkks,  Fretohevillk-Lawson,  Esq. 
of  Ingwell,  iMar  Whitehaven,  formerly  M.P.  for 
Cockermouth,  m.  1844,  Miss  Qunson,  eldest  sur- 
viving dau.  and  co-heir  of  Joseph  Gunson,  Esq.  of 
Jngwell,  and  has  issue, 

L  Frktchbvillb-Bbouobam. 

L  Maiy-Fronoes.  IL  AdeHia. 

in.  BveUne-Joyoe.  iv.  Ida-IsabeL 

HlXt^([t* — This  very  ancient  Cumberland  family  is 
said  to  have  been  located  at  Dykesfield,  in  that  shire,  prior 
to  the  Norman  Conquest  The  name  "Del  Dyke,  or 
Dykes,"  is  supposed  to  be  derived  from  the  Roman  Wall, 
on  the  line  of  which  Dykesfield  (oonsidered  to  bo  the  site  of 
a  station)  is  situated. 

WiLUAM  DEL  Dykk  wos  grandfather  of 

Robert  dkl  Dykes,  who  granted  lands  at  Burgh  to 
William  del  Monkys.  in  a  deed  supposed  to  h:\ve  been 
ro?ide  in  the  time  of  Hbkbt  III.  The  grandson  of  this 
Robert, 

William  del  Dtkes,  living  in  the  reign  of  Edwabd  II., 
m.  Agnes,  heiress  of  Sir  Hugh  Waverton,  of  Waverton,  and 
had  (with  a  dau.  Agnes,  the  wife  of  J.  de  Ormby)  a  son 
and  successor, 

Willluc  del  Dtkes,  who  flourished  temp.  Edwabd  III, 
and  was  father  of 

WILLL4M  DEL  Dykes,  who  in.  iu  the  reign  of  Richard  II, 
Jane,  heiress  of  Sir  H.  Dystyngton,  of  I>ystyngton,  and  was 
».  by  his  son, 

William  del  Dtkes,  living  ttmp.  Hehrt  IV.,  who  m. 
Katherine  Thwaitos.  of  Thwutes,  and  left  (with  two  daus., 
one  m.  U*  Nicholas  I  rtr*n,  of  Irtm.  and  the  other,  Isabol, 
m,  t»t  R.  Brisoi)  n  son  and  successor, 
330 


Willlam  dbl  Dykes,  M.P.  for  tha  eik  Cumberland,  in  the 
reign  of  Hbkry  YI.  He  n.  Elizabeth,  dm.  of  Sir  WilUnm 
Leigh,  Knt  of  Isell  (a  descendant  of  Luoea,  dau.  of  Htigli, 
Earl  of  Chester,  whose  mother  was  sister  of  Wiluax  tlM 
Conqueror).  In  the  9th  of  Hbnbt  YI,  he  had  a  grant  of 
lands  at  Wigton,  from  Henry,  Barl  of  Northumberland. 
He  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  DEL  Dtkes,  who  m.  Christiana,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Sir  Richard  Salkeld,  of  Corby,  »  descendant  and  repr«- 
sentative  of  Yaux  of  Tryermain,  and  was  *.  by  his  sun, 

Thomas  Dykes,  Esq.,  who  fUmished  horse  in  the  border 
service,  temp.  Henry  YII.  He  m.  Isabel,  dau.  aud  heirosa 
of  John  Pennington,  of  Muncaster,  and  was  fUtuer  of  a  dau. , 
Jane,  m.  to  Ridiard  Orfeur,  and  of  a  son, 

Lbonakd  Dykes,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  IMl,  Anne  lAyton^  of 
Dalemain,  and  was  <.  b7  his  son, 

Thomas  Dykes,  Esq.,  escheator  of  Westmoreland,  temp. 
Queen  Elizabeth,  who  m,  Jane,  dau.  of  Lancelot  Lan* 
caster,*  of  Sockbridge,  and  was  t.  bv  his  son, 

Leonard  Dykes,  Esq.,  who  was  sheriff  fbr  the  co.  of  Cum- 
beriand,  and,  in  the  19th  Cbables  I,  treasurer  of  the  king^ 
forces  in  that  shire.  He  m.  1st,  Anne,  heiress  of  Roddiflb 
of  Cockerton,  and  had,  inter  alios,  Thomas,  his  successor. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Margaret  FretcheviUe,  niece  of  Lord  Fretdie- 
ville,  of  Staveley,  and  had  a  dau.,  Elloabeth,  ta.  to  lawson 
Irton.    Mr.  Dykes  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Dtkes,  who  was  distinguished  by  devotion  to 
the  cause  of  Charles  I,  and  eventually  fell  int*  the  hnnda 
of  the  piu*liaiiientarians,  being  diseovered  oonce\Je«l  amungsi 
tlie  bninobes  of  a  mulberry  tree  in  fixwt  of  his  house. 
Thence  he  was  conveyed  to  Cockermouth,  and  there  had 
an  offer  made  to  him,  thit  his  property  should  be  restored, 
if  he  simply  recanted.  This  proposition  he  met.  however, 
with  a  decided  negative,  adding:  "Prius  fhxngltur  quam 
flectitur,**  a  seutlment  since  adopted  as  the  fiimi]y  motto. 
This  gallant  cavalier  m.  let,  Joyce  FretcheviUe,  niece  of 
Lord  FretcheviUe,  of  Staveley,  and  had  issue, 

Leonard,  his  heir. 

Joyce,  m.  to  Thomas  Curwen,  Esq.  of  Workington. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Margaret,  heiress  of  Ralph  Delavale,  and  hod 
other  issue.    He  was  t.  by  his  son, 
Leonard  Dykes,  Esq.,  who  m.  Grace  Salkeld,  and  had, 

Frbtchbville,  his  successor. 

Barbara,  m.  to  J.  Lathes,  of  Dalehead. 

Mr.  Dykes,  who  was  sheriff  of  Cumberland  twice  in  the 
reign  of  Charles  II,  was  t,  at  his  deoaue  by  his  son, 

Fbetcheville  Dykes,  Esq.,  honourably  mentioned  by 
Camden,  as  a  learned  antiquary.  He  m.  about  the  year 
1697,  Jane,  eldest  sister  and  heiress  of  Sir  Gilfrid  I^wson, 
of  Brayton,  and  had  (with  a  dau..  Jane,  m.  to  J.  Bidlantine, 
of  Crookd^e,  and  another  son,  FretcheviUe,  a  captain  in 
the  navy  and  lost  at  sea)  his  successor, 

Leonard  Dykes,  Esq.,  who  m.  about  the  year  1728, 
Susanna,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Capstack.  of  Newbum,  in 
Northumberland,  by  Hester  his  wife,  gcanddau.  of  Sir 
John  Lowther,  and  iiad 

I.  Fretcheville,  of  Warthole,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Brougham,  Esq.  of  Cockermouth.  and  sister  and  heir  of 
P.  Lam^ugh,  Esq.  of  Dovenby,  and  had  an  cmly  dau., 

Mary,  who  inherited  the  property  of  her  uncle,  Peter- 
Lamplu^h  Brougham.  Esq.  of  DoVenby,  and  m.  her 
oousm,  Joseph-Dykes  BaUantiue  Dykes,  Esq. 

II.  Lawson. 
The  younger  son, 

Lawson  Dykes,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  17(NS,  Jane,  dan.  an.l 
heiress  of  John  Ballantine,  Esq.  of  Crookdale,  and  assumed, 
in  consequence,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  th.it 
famUy.    He  had  issue, 

Joseph,  his  soooessor. 

FretcheviUe,  mi^oT-gen.  in  the  E.I.Co.'s  service 

Mary,  m.  to  James  Spedding.  Esq.  of  Summer  Grove. 
Mr.  Dykes-Ballantine  was  s.  at  his  dacaise  by  his  elder  son, 

Joseph  Dykes-Ballantinb,  Esq.  of  Dovenby  Hall,  in 
the  00.  of  Cumberland,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Freteheville 
Dykes,  Esq.  (by  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Bruugkam,  Bsq.  of 
Codnrmouth,  and  sister  and  heiress  of  Peter  Lamplugh- 
Brougham,  Esq.  of  Scales),  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Frsichevillb-Lawson,  his  heir. 

Joseph,  ia  holy  orders.  M  A.,  a  Fellow  of  Queen's  CoUege, 
Oxford,  now  rector  of  H  eadky,  Hants. 

Lamplugh- Brougham,  a  Fellow  of  Peter  House,  Cambridge, 
barrister-at-Iaw. 

Lawson-Peter,  M.  A.,  in  holy  orders,  FeUow  of  Queen's  Col- 
lege. Oxford. 

•  The  Lancastors  derive  ftx>m  John  De^TaUboys,  brother  of 
Fulke,  Earl  of  Aujou. 


)igitized  by  V3OOQI, 


D  Y  M 

LtOBArd-John,  dociMnod, 
Jamat-WiUiam,  ooUeotor  of  Sttom,  H.E.LC.8. 
Ifaiy,  m.  let,  iQ  1828,  to  John  Manihall,  Esq..  ion  of  John 
Ifanhall,  Esq.  of  Haadingloy,  by  whom  sha  had  iamie, 
1  BeginaldDykes.  S  HerberWohn.  8  Julian. 

1  Janet-MaiT.  2  Gatharine-Alioo. 

Mn.  ManhaU  m.  2nd]v;  P.  O'Calla^rhAU.  Esq.  late  llth 
Huaeara.  and  has  by  him  a  son,  Dasmond-Dykes-l^te. 
Jane-Chiistiana,  m,  in   1883,  to  Thomaa  Donndly    Esq. 
Mi^r  E.I.C.8..  son  of  the  late  J.  Donnelly,  Esq.  of  Black- 
ifutertown,  and  has  an  only  child, 
Jofan-Freeheville-Dykes,  Lieut.  Bojal  En^^neers. 
Sllen,  m.  1848,  to  James  Walker,  Esq.  of  Dairy  House,  oo. 
Bdinburgh,  and  has  issuer 
1  WiUiam-Preecheville.  S  FhoMsis-Dyke. 

1  EDen-Maiy. 
Francee.  m.  to  Edward  Ormeiod,  Eaq.  of  Seymore  House, 
Old  Traflbrd,  oo,  Lancaster.  Susan. 

Mr.  BaUantine,  who  assumed  upon  his  marriage  the  addl- 
tional  surname  of  Dtkm,  was  Sheriff  of  Oumberland  in 
1807.    He  (i.  in  1880,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Arm$-Ot  three  cinquefoils»  sa. 
CVMf — A  lobster,  vert 
AfoCto— Prius  firantritur  quam  flectitiir. 
(Seat— Dovenby  Hall,  Cumberland. 


DYMOCK  OP  PENLEY  HALL. 

Dtmook,  Edward,  Esq.  of  PenW  Hall,  co.  Flint 
and  of  Elleamere,  co.  Salop,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 16  Dec. 
1774 ;  m.  in  1  04,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Jones,  Esq.  of 
Coed-y-Qlynn,  oo.  Denbigh,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Bdwabd-Humphbkt,  in  Holy  Orders,  b.  in  1809. 
n.  John,  6.  in  1816. 
m.  Robert-Myddelton,  6.  in  1817. 
IT.  Thomas-Biddulph,  b,  in  1828. 

I.  Ifaiy-Anne,  m.  in  1826,  to  Robert-Darwin  Vaughton, 
Beq.  of  Whitchurch,  in  the  oo.  of  Salop. 

litttafft. — ^This  fhmHy  deeoends  from  Tcnoa  Tbxtob, 
Lord  of  Hereford  and  Whittington,  Founder  of  the  Tribe  of 
the  Marches.  This  chief  had  three  sons,  of  whom  the 
seeond, 

Lltdock  ap  Tudos  Trctor,  Lord  of  both  Maelors  and 
Oswestry,  m.  Angharad,  dau.  of  lago  ap  IdwaL  Prinoe  of 
Koith  Wake,  a.d.  1021,  and  had  a  son  and  suooessor, 

Llowaboh  Gam,  a  Nobleman  in  Maelor,  fUther,  by  Ledcy, 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Owerystan  ap  Gwaethyoed  Vawr,  a  Lord 
of  Powys,  of  a  eon, 

Bi>Birri>  AP  Llowaboh.  who  m.  Slonled,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Rhywalon  ap  Cynfyn,  King  of  Powys,  and  was  «. 
by  his  son. 

Rets  ap  BninrpsD  (commonly  called  Rhts  Sajb,  from 
being  bred  among  the  Eng  ish,}  Lord  of  Oswestiy,  Whit- 
tington, and  part  of  both  Madors,  who  m.  Efa,  dau.  of 
Orifl&th  ap  Griffith,  Prinoe  of  South  Wales,  and  had  issue, 

I.  TuDOB  AP  Bets  Sais. 

n.  EUdyr  ap  Rhys  Sais,  Lord  of  Eyton,  in  Denbighland, 

ancestor  of  the  Bttoms  or  Ettov,  Suttohs  op  Suttoh, 

and  Lewis's  or  Qavtbbovk. 
ni.  Iddou  ap  Rhys  SalH.  p*x)genitor  of  the  Davis's  op 

DuPDUSTOv,  Dati8*8  OP  MiDDTKroN,  and  EdwardeqI's 

OP  Kix.BXNnBa,  Edwabdks's  op  Shbkwsbdby,  Basts., 

and  Vauohaxs  op  Burltoh. 
L  Buoxy,  m,  Ednowain  ap  Ithal,  of  the  Biyn  in  Powya. 

Theddest  son, 

TuDOB  AP  Rbts  Saib,  m.  Jane,  dan.  of  Reea  Yyofaaa  ap 
Rees,  ^>  Meredith,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Blbddtv  ap  TunoB. 

u.  Orono  ap  Tudor,  ancestor  of  the  Datis's  op  Dbnbioh. 
in.  (hrhelyn  ap  Tudor,  from  whom  derived  sixth  hi  de- 
•oent,  leuaf  «>  Howell,  whose  dau.  and  heir, 
Ifawd,  m.  Tudor  ap  Griffith,  Lord  of  Gwyddelwem,  in 
Edeirnion,  co.    Merioneth,   brother  of  Owbn  Glkh- 
DOWKB,  and  second  son  of  Griffith,   Lord  of  Glyn- 
dwrdwy,  in  Merioneth,  Repreeentative  of  the  Sove- 
relsn  ninces  of  Powys,  North  Wales,  and  South  Wales, 
ana  was  mother  of  a  dau.  and  heir, 
Lowiie.  who  m.  Griffith  ap  Binion,  of  Cors-y-Gedol, 
00.  Merioneth,  and  ftx>mthi8  marriage  derived,  i.  the 
VauohamsopOobb-t-Gbdol,  n.  Talbb  opPlab-tb- 
Talb,  m.  RooBBiTs  op  Bbtbtavoob. 

Tudor  ap  Rhys  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Blbddtb  ap  Tudor,  who  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  Llewellyn 

ap  lorwerth,  ap  Cadwgan,  ap  Elystan  Glodrydd,  Prince  of 

Feriys  (8ee  Morbts  op  The  Hurst),  and  had  three  sons, 

I.  Owkn;  II.  Madoc;  m.  Bleddyn.    The  eldest, 

OwBB  ap  BLBDDTir,  m.  ££»,  widow  of  lorwerth  ap  Owain 

881 


D  Y  N 

Br(«yn<7n,  Load  of  Bdsimion,  Dinmael,  and  Abertanat, 
ancestor  by  her  of  the  Hughes's  of  Gwerelas,  Barons  of 
Kymmer-yn-Edeimion,  and  dau.  and  hdr  of  Madoc.  Lord 
of  Mawddwy,  in  Merioneth,  younger  son  of  Gwenwynwyn, 
Prinoe  of  Powys,  Wenwynwyn.    By  this  lady  he  bad  issue, 

I.  lorwerth  Gam  ap  Owen,  ancestor  of  the  Mostyns  op 

MOSTTH.  BABTa,  MOSTYNS  OP  TaLACRE,  BaBTS.,  MOOTTH, 

-  Lord  Yaux,  Edwardes'b  op  Chibb,  Trevors  op  Brvv- 
KBYNALLT,  Tbetobs  OF  Trbyalltn,  and  TRKVOBS-HaMP' 

II BN,   ViSOOUNTS  HaMPDBN, 

n.  TaoMAS  ap  Owbw,  progenitor  of  the  line  of  which  we 

have  to  treat 
III.  Owen  Vychan  ap  Owen,  from  whom  derive  the  Dr- 

MOCKs  OP  Penlet  Hall. 

The  third  son, 

OwBN  Ytobak  was  great-gxandftither  of  Madoo  ap 
Riam,  who  m.  Matgaret.  dau.  of  Ithel  Anwyl,  a  ohietUIn 
of  Togaing  (as  most  of  Flintshire  was  at  that  period  called  by 
the  Welsh),  and  hid  a  son  and  successor, 

David  ap  Madoo,  who,  according  to  the  mode  of  address 
then  used  in  Wales,  was  called  '*  Dai  Maidoc."  for  David  ap 
Madoc  would  thus  be  spoken,  Dai  being  tho  diminutive  of 
David.  He  m.  Margaret,  dan.  and  heir  of  Tudor  ap  Rh-id, 
of  Peoley,  by  whom  he  acquired  that  estate,  and  had  a  son 
and  heir, 

David  ap  Dai  M  adoo,  whose  name  by  mutation  of  address, 
was  David  Dai  Madoo,  that  is  David,  the  son  of  Dai  (David) 
Madoc,  and  from  the  mode  of  expression  then  oustomary, 
David  Dai  Madoc  became  David  Dam.io  or  Dymock  for 
it  is  written  both  ways  in  ancient  manuscripts.  Heuoc, 
forward  Damooorl>ymock  became  the  adopted  surname  oi 
the  family. 

William  Dtmooe,  Esq.  of  WilUngton  Hall  and  Penley, 
Uving  in  the  reign  of  Euzabetb,  was  6th  in  descent  from 
David  ap  Dai  Madoc.  He  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  William 
Hanmer  Esq.  of  Fens,  and  had,  with  four  daus.,  two  suns, 
HUXPHBBT,  of  WilUngton,  who  d.  in  1850,  leaving  with  five 
daus.,  four  sons,  who  all  d.  $,  p.;  and  Edward.  The 
younger  son, 

foWABD  Dtxocx,  Esq.  of  Penley,  m.  Mazy,  dau.  of  John 
Davenport,  Esq.  and  was  father  of 

Edwabd  Dtmock,  Bsq.  of  Penley,  who  m.  Maiy,  dan.  of 
David  Jones,  Esq.  of  Ookenholt,  and  had  (with  a  dan., 
Elinbeth,  wife  of  Edward  Morral,  Esq.  of  PlAs  Tolyn)  three 
sons,  Edwabd,  his  heir ;  John,  who  d.  f.  p. ;  and  William, 
fother  of  John,  of  Whitchurch,  whose  son,  by  Eliaibeth  his 
wifl»,  was  Edwabd  Dtmook,  Bsq.  of  whom  presently,  as 
inheritor  of  Penley.  Mr.  Dymock  d.  in  1706,  was  buried  at 
Hanmer,  and  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Edwabd  Dymook,  Esq.  of  Penley,  who  d.  vfua.,  and  left 
the  Penley  estate  to  his  grand-nephew. 

Edwabd  Dtmook,  Esq.  b.  in  1780.  who  m.  BUsabeth,  dau. 
of  Humphrey  Brown,  Esq.  and  had  three  sons,  Bdwabd  ; 
John ;  and  William ;  by  the  eldest  of  whom, 

Edward  Dtmook,  Esq.  of  Penley,  b.  in  1758,  he  was  «.  in 
1700.  This  gentleman  m.  8  Jan.  1774,  Mary,  dau.  of  Edward 
Edwards,  Esq.  of  Pentre  Heylin,  in  the  oo.  of  Salop,  and 
dying  in  1784,  left,  with  four  daus..  Christian  ;  Blliabelh ; 
Frances ;  and  Anne;  an  only  surriving  son,  Edwabd,  now 
of  Penley  and  Ellesmere. 

^rm*— Per  bend  sinister,  erm.  and  ermlnois,  a  Hon,  ram- 
pant, lanyied  and  armed,  gu. 

Crest — An  arm  in  armour,  ppr.,  h<4ding  in  the  hand  a 
spear,  sa. 

Motto— Fro  rege  et  lege  dlmico. 

fitot— Penl^  HaU. 


DYNE  OF  GORE  COURT. 
Bradley  Dtnb,  Francw,  Esq.  of  Gore  CJoiirt, 
Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  High  Sheriff  in  1887,  b.  28  Jan. 
1790;   m.  in  1822,  the    Hon.    Mary-Jane    Hama, 
youDgeet  dau.  of  Lord  Harris,  and  has  two  sons. 

I.  FBAMon^BOBOB,  6.  SI  June,  1828. 
n.  Musgrave-Jamea,  6. 18  Sept.  1827. 

ftrttlMJtt* — ^This  fiunily  came  over  fVom  Normandy  with 
the  OoBQUBBOB,  and  are  so  recorded  in  B  ittle  Abbey  Boll, 
and  also,  as  holders  of  estate,  in  the  first  and  subsequent 
surveys  of  Domesday.  In  these  and  all  old  records  they  are 
designated  indiscriminately  (as  was  also  the  river  fh>m 
which  the  invaders  set  sail  fh>m  Normandy)  "Dyne and 
Dyve,'*  down  to  the  time  of  the  Usurpation,  when  they 
were  enrolled  at  the  Heralds'  Cullc^ra  under  that  double 


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DYN 

dedgnstlon.  l!he  name,  too.  was  sOll  to  be  ftnmd  at  that 
period,  and  posdUy  at  the  present,  in  the  NobUiart  dt 
Nomandi€,  After  the  flrat  grants  reoorded  in  Domesday, 
they  are  found,  within  a  century  of  the  Oomqubbt,  in  pos- 
session of  lands,  which  same  lands  continued  in  the  hands 
of  the  some  &mily,  down  to  the  time  of  Cbokwell'b  rebel- 
lion, when  the  Parliament  oonflscated  and  sold  that  estate, 
together  with  others  of  the  supporters  of  the  Royal  cause. 
In  the  time  of  Riobabd  Ccsub  db  Lion,  in  oonsideratiou  of 
serrioes  rendered  to  him,  the  Dnm  received  a  remission 
of  their  mcuo^  or  payment  of  the  tax  in  lieu  of  mUltaiy 
servioos  formerly  due  upon  their  estates.  In  the  reign  of 
Hbnbt  III.,  they  are  enumerated  amongst  the  Barons, 
contending  for  the  privileges  sought  to  be  wrested  Anom 
them,  one  of  them  having  fallen  at  the  memorxble  battle  of 
Eveebam  ;  and,  as  a  pxtx>f  that  they  were  not  of  insignifi- 
cant standing  amongst  the  opposing  barons,  when  the 
subjugation  of  Henbt  was  achieved,  wo  find  the  Castle 
and  Forest  of  Windsor  allotted  to  Hugh  de  Dyne.  Ac  this 
period  herakUo  arms  began  to  be  used,  whm  this  £Eunlly 
bore,  as  they  have  ever  since  done,  as  duurgee  upon  their 
shield,  a  fesse,  either  indented  or  barry,  between  three 
escallops.  In  the  reign  of  Edwa&d  I.,  again,  the  in&nt 
grandson  of  Henry  de  Dyne,  who  was  slain  at  Evesham, 
was  taken,  by  Queen  Elbanob  of  Castilo,  into  the  Royal 
care  and  custody  for  education,  thus  securing  this  fiunily  to 
the  Royal  cause.  They  are  found  afterwards  on  the  suc- 
cessful side,  at  that  great  crisis  in  the  contest  of  the  Roses, 
which  terminated  in  the  death  of  the  '<  renowned  Warwick,** 
at  Bimet,  and  the  triumph  of  Edward  IV.  They  were  also 
considerable  contributors  to  the  estates  of  the  Knights 
Hospitallers  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  of  which  dilvalrous 
institution,  on  three  several  occasions,  their  name  appears 
in  the  list  of  Lords  Priors. 

Hjenbt  Dnrx,  Esq.  who  held  lands  by  descent,  in  Bethers- 
den.  in  Kent,  m.  in  1564,  Elizabeth  Longley,  and  was  father 
of  JAmes  D-nrs,  Esq.  whose  son,  John  Dyvb,  Esq.  buried 
in  the  chancel  at  Bethersden,  1640,  left  by  Margaret  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Baker  of  Ripplecoiut,  in  Kent,  a  son  and  heir, 
JoHK  Dtnb,  Esq.  who  m.  Timothea,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Thomas  Dyne,  Esq.  of  Sussex,  and  had  by  her,  who  d.  and 
was  buried  at  Westfield,  in  1682,  with  other  issue,  two 
sons,  namely, 

Thoxab,  of  Westfield  and  Lankhurst,  whose  son,  Edward, 
of  Lankhurst,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Fletcher.  Esq.  of 
Conghurst,  in  Sussex,  and  dying  in  1732,  left  an  only  dau. 
and  heiress.  Mart  Flbtohsb,  m.  to  Miugzave  Briscoe, 
Esq. 

Hknbt,  of  whom  presently. 

The  younger  son, 

Hekrt  Dtnb,  Esq.  m.  EUaabeth  Crowhurst,  niece  of 
Frands  Whitfield,  Esq.  of  Thomehouse,  in  Bethenden,  and 
d.  in  1706,  leaving  a  son, 

John  Dtnb,  Esq.  (buried  at  Bethersden  in  1746X  who  m. 
Elisabeth  Tylden,  of  Shado^urst,  and  had  by  her,  who  d. 
in  1776  (with  otiier  issue  d.  ».  p.),  three  sons,  i.  John. 
b,  in  1726  (who  had  two  sons,  John,  Capt.  in  the  army ;  and 
Edward,  who  settled  in  Somersetshire)  ;  n.  Edward  ;  and 
ni.  William,  who  «a.  in  1768,  Effield,  dau.  of  James  Chap- 
man, Esq.  and  d.  in  1800,  leaving  issue.    The  second  son, 

Edward  Dtnb,  Esq.  b.  in  1727,  m.  Sept.  1765,  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Andrew  Hawes.  Esq.  aud  by  her,  who  d.  in  1703, 
left  at  his  decease,  in  1703,  two  sons,  Ain>REW  Hawcs,  his 
heir;  and  Thomas,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Peter 
Foimtain,  Esq.  of  London,  and  left  one  dau.  The  elder 
son, 

Andbew-Hawbs  Dtnb,  Esq.  of  Gore  Court,  in  Kent, 
marrying  in  1783,  Frances,  sister  and  heir  of  James  Bradley, 
Esq.  Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Control,  on  its  first  forma- 
tion, assumed,  at  Mr.  Br.xdley's  decease,  by  Sign  Manual, 
in  1800,  the  stimamo  of  Bradlbv.  By  this  lady  ho  h^ 
issue,  I.  Francis,  his  heir ;  ii.  James,  capt.  R.N.,  who  m. 
Caroline,  eldest  dau.  of  Admiral  Western,  and  d.  in  1820; 
I.  Franoes-RosiUa,  m.  in  1805,  to  Henry  Dickinson,  Esq. 
£.I.Co.'s  civil  service ;  n.  Elisabeth,  m.  1st,  to  Michael  Hoy, 
Esq.  of  Medenbury  House,  Hants,  and  2udly,  to  Capt. 
Oootge  Mainwaring,  Royal  Artillery ;  in.  Margaret,  m.  to  the 
Riv.  Allen  Morgan,  of  New  Ross,  co.  Wexford.  Mr.  Dyne- 
Bra  iley  d.  in  1820.  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  present 

Franois  Bradlbt-Dtnb,  Esq.  of  Gore  Court,  who  has 
resumed  bj  Royal  Licence,  the  surname  of  Dtnb. 

-rfmu-Ouarteriy  :  Ist  and  4th,  aig.,  two  bars  gemelles 
between  three  escallops,  gu.,  for  Dtnb  ;  2nd  and  3«i,  sa.,  a 
fesse  engriOlod,  aig.  in  chief,  a  mullet  between  two  crosses- 
rormde-fitchte,  all  within  a  bordure,  also  emnailed.  of  the 
last,  for  Bradlbt. 

(Vc«/s— Ut  and  2nd,  an  heraldic  antelope's  head,  erased, 
332 


D  Y  O 

armed,  andmaned;  or,langaedga.,fbrJ>THi;  a  dexter  mib 
embowed,  in  armour,  holding  a  battle-axe,  aU  ppr.  for 
Bradlbt. 
iSeot— Gore  Coort,  nesr  Sittingboiime. 


DYOTT  OF  FREEFORD. 

Dtott,  Richard,  Eeq.  of  Freeford,  co.  Stafford, 
late  an  officer  id  the  Army,  h,  26  May,  1808  ;  m.  6 
Dec.  1849,  EUen-Catherine,  only  dau.  of  Charlea- 
Smith,  Forster,  Esq.  of  Lysways  Hall,  neur  Lichfield. 

lLintU%t, — ^The  estate  of  Freeford,  in  Staflbrdshire,  cuae 
into  the  possession  of  the  fiimily  of  Dyott  in  the  time  of 
Euzabbth. 

Sir  Gillbert  Dethick,  Garter  Eing-of-anna,  oonilrmed.  oq 
20  Feb.  1562,  by  a  patent  now  in  the  possession  of  Gen. 
Dyott,  the  ancient  fismily  arms  of  the  Dyotts,  with  a 
crest,  to 

John  Dtott,  of  Btichbrook  and  Lichfield.  This  John  was 
grandfotherof 

Anthont  Dtott,  Esq.  of  Lichfield,  Barrister-at-law,  Re- 
corder of  Tamworth,  and  M.F.  for  Lichfield.  He  m.  Cathe- 
rine, eldest  dau.  of  John  Haroourt,  Esq.  of  Ronton  Abbey, 
in  Staffordshire,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in  1602,  he  bad  (with 
two  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  SiLui  Taylor,  Esq. ;  and  Catherine) 
three  sons,  Richard  (BirX  his  heir;  Robert,  Rector  of 
Darlaston ;  and  John,  who  was  probably  the  Dyott  whom 
Shakspeare  mentions  in  the  Second  Part  of  King  Hbnrt  IV. 
(act  iii.  scene  2)    Anthony  Dyott  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Richard  Dtott,  Knt  M.F.  one  of  the  Privy  Council 
of  King  Charlbb  I.  in  the  Court  held  at  York,  High  Steward 
of  Lichfield,  and  Chancellor  of  theco.  palatine  of  Durham,  a 
stanch  Royalist.  He  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  and  heir  of  Richard 
Dorrington,  Esq.  of  Stafford,  and  had  six  sons;  he  d. 
8  March.  1659,  aged  60,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Anthont  Dtott,  Esq.  of  Freeford,  barrister-at-law,  ms^or 
of  a  regiment  of  foot  under  the  royal  standard,  and  after 
the  Restoration  M.P.  for  Lichfield.  He  m.  Barbara,  dau.  of 
James  Ingram,  Esq.  but  dying  ».  p.,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Richard  Dtott,  Esq.,  captain  of  horse  in  the  volunteera 
of  Lichfield,  under  the  standard  of  the  King.  At  the  battle 
of  Edgehill,  he  accompanied  the  royal  family  to  Holland, 
and  returned  some  short  time  before  the  Restoration. 
By  his  lat  wife,  Katharine,  dau.  of  Thomas  Gresley,  Esq., 
son  of  Sir  George  Gresley,  Bart  of  Drakdow,  he  left  at  hia 
decease,  1677,  a  son  and  successor, 

Richard  Dtott,  Esq.  of  Freeford,  bapt  22  May,  1667, 
M.P.  for  Lichfield  firom  1608  to  1714.  He  m.  in  1685,  Franoea. 
eldest  dau.  of  William  Inge,  Esq.  of  Thorpe  Constantino, 
CO.  Stafford,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1702,  left  at  his  decease, 
in  1710,  with  four  daua.  (Frances,  m.  to  Christopher 
Sander^  Esq.  of  Shareehill ;  Catherine,  m.  to  Gervas  Burton, 
Esq. ;  Dorothy;  and  Bridget,  m.  to  Michael  Rawlina,  Esq. 
of  The  Friary)  one  son, 

Richard  Dtott,  Esq.  of  Freeford,  bapt  8  June.  1687, 
who  «a.  Miss  Mary  Lane,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1739,  he  had 
(with  a  dau.,  Mary,  who  m.  in  1760,  Christopher AsUey,  Esq. 
of  Tamhom)  a  son, 

Richard  Dtott.  Esq.  of  Freeford,  bapt.  14  May,  1728, 
who  la.  in  1751,  Katharine,  dau.  of  Thomas  Herrick,  Esq. 
of  Leicester,  and  dying  in  1787,  left  (with  five  daua., 
Katharine,  «a.  to  Robert  Dale,  Esq.  of  Ashboum ;  Mary ; 
Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Southworth;  Hannah,  m. 
to  the  Rev.  W.  Lee ;  and  Lucy,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Bumaby, 
of  Leicester)  three  sons,  Richard,  his  heir;  Wiluam, 
successor  to  his  brother ;  and  John-Philip,  of  Lichfield. 
The  eldest  son. 

Richard  Dtott,  Esq.  of  Freeford,  bapt.  29  Oct  1764, 
High  Sheriff  for  Staffordshire  In  1798,  and  Recorder  of  lioh- 
fieid  in  1805,  m.  in  1783,  his  first-cousin,  Mary,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Christopher  Astley,  Esq.  of  Tamhom,  but  dying 
issueless  hi  1813,  was  «.  by  his  brother. 

WiUiiAM  Dtott.  Esq.  of  Freeford,  a  general  oflicer  in  the 
army,  and  colonel  of  the  68rdre(:t.,  6.  17  April,  1761 ;  «a.  in 
f^b.  1806,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Samuel  Thompson,  Esq.  of 
Green  Mount,  co.  Antrim,  and  has  issue,  Richard,  now  of 
Freeford ;  William-Heniok,  in  Holy  Orders,  m.  Miss  O'Brien, 
of  Blatherwycke,  co.  Northampton;  and  Eleanor.  General 
Dyott,  who  was  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieutenant  for  the 
county  of  Stafford,  d,  7  May,  1847. 

.^rm«~Or.  a  tiger,  passant,  sa..  armed  and  lanffued,  gu. 
Cr€tt—K  tiger,  passant,  arg.,  collared  and  chdtaed,  armed 
andlangued. 
Sftit— Freeford  Hall,  near  Lichfield, 


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EASTWOOD  OP  CASTLETOWN. 

Eastwood,  Jahbs,  Esq.  of  CasUetown  Cafitle,  oo. 
LoQth,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  co.  Armagh,  barrister-at-Iaw ; 
highiheriff  1838;  b,  17  Aug.  1797;  m.  25  Nov. 
1831,  Louisa-Catherine,  4th  dan.  of  the  late  James 
Dawson,  Esq.  of  Forichill  Lodge,  co.  Armagh. 

Irtnexge .— ThU  fomUy  wm  originaUy  established  in  the 
county  of  Nottlogham. 

Jomr  Eastwood,  Beq.,  grand-nephsfw  of  John  Eastwood, 
lord  mtiyor  of  Dublin  in  the  reign  of  Cbablxs  II.,  m.  Eliza- 
beih  Murphy,  and  had  (with  a  son,  Franeis)  anotW  sun, 

Jonr  Eastwood,  Esq.  of  Oastletown,  who  m.  Letitia 
Tomer,  and  had  issue, 

flamuel,  James,  and  Oeoige,  all  d.  wtm. 

Chablbs^  of  whom  presentur. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Bany-GoUes  Meredyth,  Bart 

▲nne,  m.  to  Matthew  Beresford  Taylor,  Esq. 

Qtariottfl^  m.  to  Lennox  Bigger,  Esq. 

The  only  sorrirlng  son, 

CHAaLSB  Eastwood,  Esq.  of  Oastletown,  la.  9  Not.  1796, 
EUaabeth,  dau.  of  "niomas  Cavan,  Esq.  of  Belfost,  and  had 
(with  a  younger  son,  Thomas,  capt  in  the  S7th  foot,  who 
d.  nam.  2S  Nov.  1880)  an  elder  son  and  heir,  the  present 
Jamss  Eastwood,  Esq.  of  Castletown  Castle. 

Secrt— Castletown  Castle,  co.  Louth. 


ECCLES  OF  CRONROE 
EcoLU,  HuoH,  Esq.  of  Cronroe,  co.  Wicklow,  h. 
in  1830 ;  «.  his  father  in  1837. 

ICtlfXjtt* — ^The  surname  of  Ecdes  is  local,  and  was 
assmned  by  the  proprietors  of  the  lands  and  barony  of 
Sodes.  in  Dumfries-shire,  as  early  as  the  period  when  suiv 
UMnes  first  became  hereiditary  in  Scotland.  Eighth  in 
descent  from  Jomr  dx  EooLas,  a  personage  of  rank  in  the 
reign  of  Albxaitdsb  III.,  was 

JoHir  EoouEs,  of  Kildonan,  oo.  Ayr,  living  in  1018,  who 
m.  Janet  Cathcart,  of  the  C^eton  ftunily,  and  had  two 
sons,  JoBX  and  Oilbsbt.  The  elder,  John  Eooles,  of  Kil- 
donan, a  devoted  Royalist,  oontinued  the  senior  line  of  the 
fkmily  at  Kildonan,  while  the  younger, 

GiLBBBT  Eoolbb;  settled  in  Ireland,  temp.  CnAULB  I. ,  and 
became  ancestor  of  the  Eoolis  of  that  kingdom,  of  whom 

WAS 

Bz»  Jomr  Eoolss,  Knt,  coUector  of  the  port  of  Dublin, 
and  lord-mayor  of  that  dty  (in  which,  find  in  the  county, 
he  possessed  a  large  propertyX  in  the  year  1714.  He  tn. 
Miss  Blisibeth  Best,  of  Hornby  Castle,  co.  York,  a  near 
xeUtlve  of  Mrs.  J  me  Lune,  who  bore  so  conspicuous  a  part 
in  preserring  the  life  of  King  Chaki-ss  IL,  and  in  assisting 
his  escape  after  the  battle  of  Worcester.  Biy  this  lady  Sir 
John  left,  besides  daus.,  a  son  and  successor, 

Hugh  Eootn,  Esq.  of  Cronroe,  eo.  Wicklow,  who  m. 
XUaabeth,  only  child  of  Isaac  Ambrose,  Esq.,  clerk  of  the 
Houae  of  Commons,  in  Ireland,  by  Mary  his  wife,  only  dau. 
oC  Isaac  Qolroyd,  Esq.  (great-grandfather  of  the  let  Earl  of 
SheJBeld),  and  had  issue  four  sons,  Isaao-Ambbosi;  his 
heir;  John;  Hugh;  and  William;  and  one  dau.,  Mary. 
The  eldest  son, 

laAAO-AMBBOSB  EooLM,  Esq.  of  Cronroe,  a  gentleman  of 
diatingoished  literary  attainments,  m.  Oraoe,  eldest  dau.  of 
n&omae  Ball,  Esq.  of  Urker,  co.  Armagh,  and  of  Sea  Park, 
eo.  Wicklow,  by  Fhlllippa  Usher  his  wife,  and  had  issue, 
Isaao-Ambbosb,  his  heir ;  Huoh,  successor  to  his  brother ; 
8  imnel,  in  holy  orders,  who  m.  Prances  Kenna,  widow  of 
Dr.  Andrews;  Elisabeth;  Grace;  and  llaiy.  The  eldest 
son, 

Isaac- AxBBOSC  Eoolbs^  Esq.  of  Cronroe,  a  magistrate  of 
the  county  of  Wicklow,  -vdio  d.  mnm.  in  1880,  and  was  «.  by 
his  brother, 

HiroH  Eoolbs,  Esq.  of  Cronroe,  who  in.  Haniet-Annii, 
Snl  d^vu.  of  Sir  Richard-Bligh  St  George,  Bart,  of  Woods- 
^ft,  CO.  Kilkenny,  and  was  acddentally  killed  in  1837,  leav- 
ing surviving  issue,  HnoB,  now  of  Cronroe ;  Elisabeth ;  and 
BaUsbury. 

^nai#— Aig.,  two  hsiberts,  crossing  each  other,  saltier- 


Cntt — ^A  broken  halbert. 
Mwtto—S^  defendendo. 
Bmrt    rrtrniTfi  oo.  Wicklow. 

ass 


ECHLIN  OP  ARDQUIN,  AND  FOR  SOME  TIME 
OF  ECHLIN  VILLE. 

EcHLiN,  Thb  Rbv.  John-Robbrt,  M.A,  of  Ard- 
quin,  oo.  Dowu,  b.  16  July,  1811;  m.  Ist,  27  Sept. 
1836,  Jaoe,  3rd  dau.  of  the  late  James  Pedder,  Esq. 
of  Ash  ton  Lodge,  oo.  Lancaster,  and  by  her  (who  cL 
8  March,  1838)  had  an  only  son, 

John-Pedder,  6.  28  Nov.  1837;  d.  16  Sept.  1838. 

Mr.  Echlin  m.  2Ddly,  26  Oct  1841,  Mary-Anne,  dan. 
of  the  late  Ford  North,  Eaq.  of  The  Oaks,  Amble- 
side, 00.  Westmoreland,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHV-QoorBKT,  6. 14  April,  1843. 

n.  Frederic,  b.  5  March,  1844. 

in.  Alfted-Ford,  b.  27  Sept.  1849. 

I.  Edith-Althea.  u.  Thomasine-Uary. 

SrCnea^t. — ^There  is  yet  extant  in  H.S.  an  account  com- 
piled by  George  Crawftmi,  Esq.  (author  of  a  Pteragt  cf  Scot- 
land), who  styles  himself  *'antiquai7  and  historiographer;* 
it  bears  date  Glasgow,  18  August,  1747,  and  is  entitled 
"  Memoirs  of  the  ancient  familie  of  the  Echlins  of  Pittadro, 
in  the  county  of  Fyfe,  in  Scotland,  now  transplanted  to 
Ireland. **  Mr.  Crawftird  therein  states  (giving  his  authori- 
ties) that  the  Echlin  Cunily  are  descended  from  one  Philip 
le  Bran,  to  whom  "  Bogerus  de  Mowbray,  the  great  B^iron  of 
Dalmenie."  Ac  Ac,  granted  a  charter  "  de  tutis  L  integris 
terris  de  Echlin*,  in  oonstabulario  de  Linlithgovir,"  Ac,  "to 
be  held  in  fee  and  horitsge  of  the  grantor."  The  charter, 
Mr.  CrawfVird  says,  is  not  dated,  **  but  must  be  in  the 
beginning,  if  not  sooner,  of  the  reign  of  our  victorious  deli- 
verer, King  BoBXBT  the  First."  Mr.  Crawftird  goes  on  to 
say,  that  "  this  Philip  le  Brun,  wiio  first  got  the  lands  of 
Echlin,  assumed  a  simame^  as  the  ancient  custom  was,  from 
his  own  estate,  and  became  Eohldt  of  Bddin,  or  Echlin  of 
that  ilk,  and  was  the  founder  of  the  House  of  Pittadro,  in  the 
county  of  Fyfe,  that  continued  so  long  a  family  of  lustre 
and  reputation.  How  they  obtained  the  estate  of  Pittadro, 
whether  by  oonqueet  or  by  marriage,  not  having  seen  the 
more  ancient  vrritts  of  the  fomily,  is  more  than  I  can  say, 
and  I  don't  oflRsr  a  coi\)ecture.  After  the  ftvmily  of  Echlin 
of  Echlin  had  fixed  their  residence  att  Pittadro,  they  parted 
with  their  ancient  paferaall  estate  to  the  family  of  Dundas, 
in  the  time  of  King  Jambs  the  First  (of  Scotland),  and  ate 
vested  in  James  Dundass,  of  that  ilk,  at  his  attainder,  on 
the  9th  Februaiy,  1449." 

With  reference  to  the  situatitm  of  Pittadro,  Mr.  Crawfhid 
states  th  4t  in  his  time  the  ruins  of  that- "  messuage"  still 
remained,  "  situate  below  Sekin  Hill  (sic),  which  they  gave 
the  name  to,  which  is  situate  some  miles  westwaixl  to  the 
roy  il  biugh  of  Dunfermling,  near  to  the  House  of  Fordell, 
the  scat  of  Sir  Robert  Henderson,  Baix>net,  who  is  now  the 
pr  iprietor,  I  think,  of  the  estate  of  Pitt\dro." 

Bumewbere  in  the  latter  part  of  the  lOth  century,  there 
was  a  Sir  John  Echlin,  whose  diu.  and  co-heiress,  Arabella, 
«s.  Sir  Ninian  Adaire,  Laird  of  Kinhilt,  in  GoUowty.  In 
Plajffair't  BrUUh  FdmUy  AntiquUf,  vol.  ix.,  p.  372,  note  6, 
this  Sir  John  Echlin  is  stated  to  have  been  "ofPilidra" 
(a  mis-spe:hng  for  Pittadro)^  **  in  the  shim  of  Fife."  He 
belonged  to  the  same  fomily,  there  can  be  no  doubt,  with 

William  EcHuira,  laird  of  Pittadro,  iu  Fifs,  who  (oooord- 
ing  to  the  memoir  of  1747)  was  head  and  representative  of 
the  Echlin  famUy  in  1517.  He  m.  Christian,  dau.  of  Sir 
Alexander  Innes,  of  Inverleith.    Their  son, 

William  Eohlin,  of  Pittadro,  m.  Isobell  (or  Aljrson, 
acc<>rding  to  the  memoir),  dau.  of  Sir  John  Melvile,  of  that 
ilk,  and  of  Roith,  ancestor  to  the  Earls  of  Leven  and  Mel- 
vile, and  was  f  ither  of 

Akdjucw  EoHLnra,  of  Pittadro,  the  constable  of  Edinburgh 
CssUe  during  the  siege  of  1678 ;  (his  brother,  Patrick,  was 
also  of  the  gurisnn,  according  to  Mr.  Grant's  **  Memorials 
ol  Edinbui  gh  Castle,"  p.  107).  He  m.  Grixel,  dau.  of  Robert 
Colviie,  of  Clish,  ancestor  to  the  Lord  Culvile,  of  Ochiltree^ 
and  had  issue, 

William,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  James  Henderson,  of 
Fordell,  co.  Fife,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Henry  BchlinCb 
who  entered  foreign  service,  and  d.  without  ism. 

RoBKBT  (Dr.),  of  whom  presently. 

David,  who  (Mr.  Crawfurd  states  in  his  "  Memorial")was 
pliysician  to  Anne  of  Denmark,  consort  to  Jamks  vI.  of 


*  In  the  modem  maps  of  Scotland,  there  is  a  place  called 
Bchline  (no  doubt  that  sUuded  to  by  Mr.  CrawAird),  abou 
midway  between  Hopetoun  and  Dalmeny,  aiMl  a  mile  to  the 
southward  of  South  Queensferry. 


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Scotland  «Qd  I  of  Englaod.  Of  those  tm)  bwt-mentioned 
■  brothere,  Mr.  Crawfurd8ay8aBfollow8:—'*B<>thl>r.  Robert 
Echlin,  the  biahop  of  Down  and  Conyr,  aud  Dr.  David 
Echlin,  were  eminently  learned  men.  It  is  them  the 
learned  and  ingenious  Sir  Robert  Sibbald  has  in  his  view 
in  the  history  of  Fyfe.  In  a  list  of  the  learned  men  bom 
in  that  shyro,  he  mentions  the  two  Echlins  Brothers."— 
(Mr.  Orai^rd*»  Memorial.) 

Db.  Robert  Eohukx,  on  the  death,  without  issue,  of  his 
nepbtiw,  Capt.  Henry  Echline,  became  the  head  and  repre- 
sentative of  the  ftunily.    **  In  the  year  1018.  His  MjUestie 
King  James  the  First  of  England,"  says  Mr.  CrawfUrd, 
"  calling  to  mind  the  memcny  and  merit  of  the  Laird  of 
Pittadro,  his  fitther,  and  hi«  long  sufferings,  was  graci)usly 
pleased  to  promote  Dr.  Echlin  to  the  bishoprick  of  Down 
and  Ck>nyr,  in  Ireland,  the  see  being  void  by  the  death  of 
his  countryman.  Dr.  James  Dundaas.**    Bishop  Echlin  m.  a 
dan.  dt  George,  Tjord  Seton,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
JoHV,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently. 
Jane,  who  m.  Henry  Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Ffnnebrogue. 
Margaret,  m.  Dr.  Robert  Maxwell,  bishop  of  Kilmore, 
ancestor  to  the  Lords  Famham. 
On  Bishop  Echlin*s  death,  in  1638,  he  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
JoHK  EoHLur,  Esq.  of  Ardquin,  co.  Down.     He  m.  the 
dau.  ofSirFranois  Stafford,  of  Mount  Stafford,  in  the  co. 
Antrim,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
RoBEBT,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently. 
Francis  (afterwards  of  Clonowen,  co.  Antrim},  who  inhe- 
rited the  estate  of  his  uncle.  Sir  Edmond  Staffbrd,  of 
Mount  Staffoid  (of  "the  fiurKieseended  StaffonK  Barons 
of  Staffbrd  finom  the  Conquest,  and  latterly  Dukes  of 
Buckingham"),  whose  name  he  took.     Fnmcis  Echlin 
Staffoid  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Randal,  Eari  of  Antrim.    The 
prosent  repreeentative  of  this  branch  of  the  Echlin  fiunily 
is  Arthur  Willoughby  Stafford,  Esq. 
Jane,  who  ».  James  Leslie.  ^   ,  .  „.  ,   , 

,  who  m.  Robert  Ward,  the  Jnd  son  of  Nicholas 
Ward  (ancestor  of  the  Viscounts  Bangor),  and  his  wife 
Mary,  who  was  dau.  of  Ralph  Leyoester,  of  Toft,  in  the  co. 
of  Chester.  This  Robert  Ward  was  created  a  Baronet  by 
Chablbs  II.,  and  survived  liis  only  son,  Charles,  who  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Temple,  but  left  no  issue. 
On  the  death  of  John  Echlin  of  Ardquin,  he  was  «.  by  hia 
elder  son^ 

Robkbt  EaHLOi,  Also  of  Ardquin,  who  (about  the  year 
1660)  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Dr.  Henry  Ijeslie,  bishop  of  Meath 
(formerly  of  Down  and  Connor),  and  younger  son  of  the 
Earl  of  Rothes.    By  her  he  had  issue, 
John,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently. 

Henry  (Sir),  (created  a  Baronet  in  1721),  a  Baron  of  the 
€k>urt  of  Exchequer  in  Ireland,  and  founder  of  the  Clo- 
nard  and  Rush  branch  of  the  Echlin  family. 
Robert,  a  lieut.gen.  in  the  army,  and  colonel  of  the  Innis- 
killen  dragoons.    He  d.  without  issue. 

Robert  Echlin  of  Ardquin  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Eohun,  also  of  Ardquin,  who,  in  the  year  1678,  m. 
Hester,  dau.  of  William  Godfrey,  of  Coleraine,  Esq.,  and  had 
twenty  sons  and  daus.,  amongst  whom  were, 

X.  Cbablir  (their  eldest  sonX  who  m.  in  1709,  Anne,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Knox,  of  Duugannon,  Esq.,  and  Mary  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Bruce,  of  Kilroot,  in  the  oo.  Antrim, 
Esq.    He  left  no  issue. 
u.  Bobxbt  (Rev.),  of  whom  presently, 
xu.  Oodfh)/,  of  Marlfield,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  John 
Savage,  of  Ballyvarley,  Esq.,  grandson  of  Rowland  Savage, 
lord  of  the  little  Aids.    They  had  issue^ 
1  Qodfirey,  also  of  Marifield,  who,  in  the  year  1756,  m. 
Letitia,  eldest  dau.  of  George  Macartney,  of  the  oo. 
Antrim,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  the  late  Eori  Macartney 
ambassador-extraordinarv  to  China,  but  left  no  issue, 
1  Anne,  who  (it  is  believea)  d.  wan. 
IV.  James,  of  Echlin  ViUe,  who,  in  1738,  m.  Mary-Aim 
Sampson,  of  Dublin.    He  d.  in  1756,*  leaving  no  issue. 

li.  ^2i  }  ^^^  **•  <^*  *■  ""PP**^^  ^•^ 
-    Ill  Hester,  who,  on  39  June,  1729,  m.  Thomas  Knox,  of 
Ballycruly,  oo.  Down,  Esq.     Their  2nd  son,  Thomas, 
became  the  1st  Viscount  Northland. 


*  By  his  last  will,  dated  18  May,  1754,  James  BchUn  left 
all  his  landed  propertv,  inclusive  of  Echlin  Ville,  to  his 
nephews,  John  Ecmin  (eldest  son  of  his  brother,  Uie  Rev. 
Robert  Echlin^  and  Godflney  Echlin  (son  of  his  brother 
Godfrey) ;  and  upon  the  death,  without  issue,  of  the  said 
Godftey,  the  enure  projperty  centered  in  John  Echlin,  of 
Thomastown,  and  his  beirs.  James  Echlin  left  a  legacv  of 
£100  to  his  sbter  Elizabeth,  wife  of  Geoiige  Hamilton,  Eeq. 
of  Tvrella;  and  in  a  codicil  dated  7  June,  1755,  he  lea  a 
further  legacy  of  the  same  amount  to  his  "n^hew,  Georae 


EC  K 

ly.  EUzabeth,  who  m.  Qeoxge  Hamilton,  of  TyrellA,  in  the 

CO.  Down,  Esq. 
V.  Rose,  who  m.  Mi^or  Nerth-Lodlow  Bernard,  of  the  oo. 

Cork,  and  Srd  son  of  Judge  Bernard,  the  ancestor  of  the 

Bandon  fiunily. 

John  BchUn  of  Ardquin  d.  about  1710,  and  was  «.  by  hia  2nd 
son, 

Thb  Rxv.  Robbbt  Eobuh,  incumbent  of  Kewtown  Ards, 
CO.  Down.  He  m.  in  1722,  Jane,  dan.  of  James  Manson.  of 
Tynan  Abbey,  co.  Arma^  Esq.,  and  with  her  sisters  (of 
whom  the  eldest,  SlUnor,  a.  the  Ber.  John  Stnmgo,  of  Fair 
View,  CO.  Armagh,  ancestor  to  the  present  Sir  James  M. 
Stronge,  Bart ;  Mary,  the  2nd,  sk  the  Rev.  Mr.  Obins,  of 
Fortadown;  and  Sarah,  the  youngest,  m.  Dr.  Irwin,  a 
physicianX  his  co-heiresa.  The  Rev.  Robert  Eohlin  and 
Jane  his  wife  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir,  of  whom  preiently. 

Charles,  d.  wnm. 

Hester,  m.  James  Donaldson,  of  Oastledillon,  oo.  Armai^ 
Esq.  They  had  issue  a  son,  James  (deaf  and  dumb) .  who 
d.  at  the  Craven  Hotel,  London^  in  1826;  and  a  dau., 
Anne,  who  m.  the  Rev.  Mr.  dewlow,  but  d.  without 
issue. 
On  the  death  of  the  Rev.  Robert  Bchlin,  he  was  «.  by  hie 
eldest  son, 

John  Eohuv,  of  Thomastown,  Ardquin,  fr,  1728,  who,  by 
Hester  his  wife,  had  issue, 

Chablbs,  b.  In  1746 ;  «».  1st,  Miss  Newburgfa,  of  Ballv- 
haise,  co.  Oavan,  by  whom  he  had  issue  a  son,  who  d.  to. 
infancy,  through  a  foil  from  his  nurse's  arms ;  and  adao. 
Letitia,  who  d.  young  and  mum.,  26  March,  1790.  He  «. 
2ndlv,  Anne  Graham,  by  whom  he  had  issue  three  daus., 
Charlotte,  who  d.  nem. ;  Hester -Letitia,  who  d.  «»m. 
12  March,  1817,  aged  18 ;  aod  AnneJane,  who  d.  (also 
unia.)  S  Sept  1820,  aged  20. 

Robert,  who  d.  (enm.)  fimn  e  fUl  when  hunting. 

Godfrey,  who  d.  unm, 

John,  of  whom  presently. 

James,  who  d.  unm, 

Jane,  who  m.  George  Miatthews,  of  Spring  Vale,  co.  Down, 
Esq.,  and  d.  leaving  issue,  11  Jan.  1808.  The  present 
representative  of  this  familv  is  Edward-Ruthven  Mat- 
thews, of  Derryvunlam,  oo.  ualway,  Esq. 

On  the  death  of  John  Behlin  of  Thom.istnwn,  March  4, 1789, 
he  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  Cbabus  EoHLur,  who,  alongr 
with  his  father's  own  property,  inherited  the  eetttea  of  his 
grand-unciO,  James  Bdilin,  of  Eohlin  Ville,  who,  as  before 
mentione<l,  d.  without  issue  in  1756;  and  upon  Chirlea 
EchUn's  death  (without  leaving  issue  male),  on  22  Feb. 
1817,  he  WAS  «.  liy  his  only  surviving  brother, 

Jooir  EcHUN,  of  Thomastown  and  Portaibrry,  bapt.  In 
St.  Mary*s  Church,  Dublin,  28  March,  1757.  He  m.  8  Nuv. 
1786,  Thomasine-Hannah,  dau.  of  Geoige  Fleming,  Esq.  of 
Dublin  (of  the  Slane  flunily),  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

JoHir,  his  heir.  h.  4  Oct.  1787,  of  whom  presently. 
Thonoadne  (who  m.  Thomas-R.  Moore.  Esq.  of  the  co. 
O&van),  Utely  dec.,  and  who  had  two  sons  and  a  dau., 
aUdec 
John  Echlin  of  Thomastown  and  Fortefeny  d.  25  Jan.  1825, 
and  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Jouv  Eohuv,  of  Behlin  VlUe,  who  m.  8  Feb.  1809,  Tho- 
masine-Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Armstrong,  of  Dublin,  Esq., 
and  d.  14  April,  1842,  having  had  issue, 

John,  h.  28  Jan.  1810 ;  d.  4  Maix^  same  year. 

John-Robbbt,  present  representative. 

George  Fleming,  6.  27  June,  1812;  m.  15  Aug.  1842,  Har- 
riet-Geozglna,  onlv  dau.  of  CoL  Johnson,  late  of  the  8th 
husnai-s.  of  Westfield,  oo.  Dublin,  and  The  Lodge,  oo. 
Donegal. 

Charles. 

Ell7Abeth- 

HoBtei^Jane.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charies  Ward,  M.  A. 

Thomasine-MaigAret  m.  to  John-Auchinleck  Ward,  Bs^. 

Jane.  Maigarette-Watsan-Jane-Colville. 

Harriet. 

wf  mw— 1st  and  4th,  or,  a  galley,  ppr. ;  2nd  and  Srd.  or, 
iiip.,  and  aig.  in  cUei;  a  deer  at  flili  speed, 
ppr. 

lant,  aig.,  qK>ttod  saUe^  langued  gu. 
MvUo — Non  sine  pneda. 

£tat— The  old  fiBumly  residence  was  at  Ardquin,  near  Porta- 
ferry,  co.  Down,  but  it  is  now  in  ruina^  and  oocupied  1^ 
tenants. 


Hamilton,  Jun.,  of  Tyrelh^"  whose  present  representative  is 
Geoxgf-Alexander  Bamtttcoi,  Seq.^  M.P.  for  the  Umversity 
of  DubU 


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a  fease,  chequy,  puin. 
pursued  by  a  dog,  aO 
Crtft—K  talbot  pnnsnnt,  aig. 


ECKLEY  OF  CREDENHILL. 
EcKLKT,  Thb  Rev.  John,  of  CredenhiU  Courts  co. 
Hereford,  6.  26  March,  1784;   m.  81  July,  1807, 
Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  WUliams,  Eaq.  of 


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E  D  G 

Vellinoewydd,  oo.  Brecknock,  and  has  sarviving 
fasae, 
L  Johv-Edicund,  b.  5  Hay,  1808 ;  m.  1888,  Blixabeth, 
ddMt  dau.  of  William -Caldwell  Braadrum,  Esq.  of 


n.  Bdmuid-Gluulet,  b.  189S. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Lechmeie^  Esq.,  J.P.,  of 
Fownhope  Covut,  oo.  Hereford. 

Mr.  Eckley  is  a  magistrate  of  the  countj. 

S.(tieX0t.— Edmuhs  Boklbt,  Esq.,  who  served  as  high- 
sheriff  of  the  00.  of  Hereford  in  1743,  ».  EUsaheth,  dau.  of 
Thomas  PoweU,  Esq.  of  Kinnaston,  co.  Hereford,  aad  had 
issue  two  sons,  Tis.,  Edmund  and  BiQwaais  and  five  daus., 
BHsmheth.  Sarah,  Jana,  Maigaret^  and  Eleanor.  The  Snd 
son, 

BioaABD  EoxLBT,  Esq.,  (who  d.  1785,)  m.  SusaoAh  Cooke, 
bj  whom  he  had  John,  Edmund,  Susanah,  and  Martha. 
The  eldest  son, 

JoHH  EoKLiT,  Esq.  of  Crsdenhill,  oo.  Hereford,  m.  in 
1775,  Sarsh  PoweD,  and  had.  besides  Riohard,  m.  to  1800,  to 
▲nne-MarIa,  dsn.  of  John  liotaid,  Esq.  of  Monmouth,  and 
d.  7  Jan.  1807;  and  a  dau.,  Sarah,  ».  in  1810,  to  WiUiam 
Palmar,  Esq  of  BoUtne  GmUo,  oo.  Oersfurd ;  another  son, 
who  is  the  praesnt  JoBV  Egklkt,  Esq.  of  CrsdeidiiU. 

ifrsis— Or,  on  a  saltier,,  go.^  a  leopard's  head,  pieroed 
by  two  swords,  saltierwise,  of  the  first. 
Jfetfs    Oesta  ▼erbis  pnerenient. 
6<dr— CredenhiU,  oo.  aereford. 

EDGAR  OP  THE  RED  H0U8K 
Edqab,  Thb  Rbt.  John-Robbrt-Mathkw,  A.M., 
resident  at  Felizton  House,  oo.  Suffolk,  b.  15  May, 
1796 ;  m.  Elizabeth,  2nd  dao.  of  the  late  Rev.  Job 
Wallace. 

fttlWIfft. — ^The  &mil7  of  the  Edgars  were  seated  in 
the  eo.  of  SuflUk  at  a  Tory  eariy  period.  The  following  Is 
from  doonments  in  the  possession  of  the  family: — 

JoHH  JSooAB,  of  Dunwioh,  eo.  Suffolk,  seated  himself  at 
Olemham  Magna,  oo.  Suffolk,  in  1287,  and  was  f.  by  his 
son,  Thomas,  in  137S.  The  line  of  Edgars  of  Ipswioh 
follows  in  enceossion  trcm  Wiluax  Edoab,  of  North  Olem- 
ham, or  Olemham  Msgna,  who  m,  into  the  honourable  and 
andeut  fiunily  of  ToDemaohe,  of  Pramsden  and  Helming- 
ham,  by  whom  the  said  William,  amongst  other  ohildron, 
bad  a  son,  LtovMU  This  William  was  the  person  who 
efaanged  the  armsof  the  flonHy  (whioh  were,  Ou.,  a  ohoTron, 
or,  betwijen  three  leopards'  fiices,  aig.X  and  took  a  new 
fhstent,  Ump.  Hbtbt  VIII,  1548  (Per  oherron,  or  and  as., 
in  ehieC  two  fleuzs-de-lis  of  the  second;  in  base,  flye 
loaenges,  chaiged  with  an  esoallop,  gu.)  Lionel  m,  a  dau. 
of  —  Cotton,  Esq.  of  Earl  Soham,  oo.  Suffolk,  and  had  by 
her  one  son,  J<«ii,  who,  at  his  fkther's  death,  Uved  in 
Pramsden.  Be  m.  a  dau.  of  Henry  Feyto,  Esq.,  and,  with 
three  dans.,  was  ikthsr  of  one  son,  LiOHn.,  of  Ipswioh,  who 
M.  1st,  EUasbeth.  dau.  and  hehMS  of  William  Morse,  Esq. 
of  Bwttland,  eo.  SuffbOc,  and  had  by  her  a  dau.,  Mary,  and 
a  son,  Lionel,  who  d.  •,  p.  He  m.  Sndly,  Catherine,  dau. 
and  oo-heiMss  of  Thomas  Olassoook,  Esq.  of  Ipswioh,  and 
byherwaslhtherof 

Thomas  Bdoah,  Esq.  of  Ipswieh,  reader  of  Or^r's  Inn, 
15  CMAmus  IL,  sad  rsoorder  of  Ipswioh,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and 
beitesB  of  PhiUp  Powle,  Esq.  of  London;  and  d.  12  April, 
lOM,  having  had  (bsatdes  other  Issue,  who  d.  young)  three 


I.  Thomas  of  whom  prssantly. 
n.  Bobertk  d.$.p, 

m.  Devereuz,  bapt.  80  Oct  1651 ;  m.  S2  Sept  1681,  Tem- 
neianoe,  only  dau.  of  Robert  Spsirowe,  Esq.  of  Wickham 
Brook.  00.  SuifoDc,  had  (fawides  two  daus.,  TSmpenmoe 
and  Mary-Devereuz)  a  son, 

Bobert-Devereox,  who  m.  twioe ;  by  his  Snd  wiftk  Ellaa- 
beth  Hanington,  an  heiress,  he  had  a  son, 

Bobert  High  Sheriff  of  Snlfidk  1747,  who  m.  1708, 
ft^,^\»««i»  only  child  of  the  Her.  Wm.  Oeiy,  nrsben- 
dary,  and  hadTCwith  one  son,  who  d.  an  inant)  three 
dsus.,Tla., 

Susanna,  m.  to  her  kinsman,  MUeson  Edgur,  Esq. 
of  the  Bed  Houssk  Ipswioh. 
Elisabeth,  si.  to  B^)ert  Herring,  Esq.  of  Braoondale. 
Katheiine^  m.  to  Niohotas  Stsnie,  Esq. 
IT.  Prsnois,  d.  Kitai. 
The  eldast  son, 

Tmomas  Edoah,  Esq.,  m,  Agatha,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Borodaile  MUoson,  Esq.  of  Norton,  co.  Buflblk ;  and  d.  in 
885 


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1077,  leaying  by  her  (who  m.  ?ndly,  John  Browes,  E^.)  a 
son  and  a  dau.,  vis.,  Milbboh,  of  whom  presently;  and 
Agatha.    The  only  surviTing  son, 

MiLiaoir  Edoab,  Esq.  of  the  Bed  House,  m.  Alice,  dau. 
and  sole  heir  of  William  Sh^we,  Esq.  of  St.  Clemeuf^ 
Ipswich,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly.  Orlando  Bridgraan, 
Esq.) had  a  son;  MiLnow,  and  two  daus ,  AMce,  d.  vnm. ; 
and  Agatha,  m.  to  Samuel  Child,  of  London,  banker.  The 
son, 

MzLcsoH  Edoab,  Esq.,  m.  1st,  Ann,  dau.  of  William 
Peck,  Esq.  of  Sampford,  Essex ;  and  2ndly,  the  only  child 
and  heiress  of  Thomas  Dlfiye,  of  Eye,  eo.  Suffolk,  and  by 
the  latter  only  had  issue  two  8on%  Miusov  and  Thomas, 
and  three  daus.    The  elder  son 

MiLBBow  Edoab,  Esq.,  si.  Elisabeth,  only  dau.  of  Bichanl 
Chariton,  Eeq.  of  London,  and  had  issue.  Milbson,  his  hetr; 
John,  hi  holy  orders ;  Bichard,  eapt  in  the  Scots  ftisiUers ; 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  John  Willis,  Esq.;  Charlotte,  m.  to  Oen. 
Hugonin.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

MiLBSov  Edoab,  Esq.  of  the  Bed  Hoas^  m.  16  Oct  178S, 
Susannah,  eldest  dau.  of  Bobert  Edgar,  Jbtq.  of  Wickham- 
Brook,  00.  Suffolk,  and  had  issue^ 

Milbsox-Obbt.  his  heir. 

Johv-Robbbt-Mathbw,  present  repreeentative. 

Edwaid-BaikesL  m.  Maiy,  eldest  <bn.  of  Charies  OoUetl^ 
Esq.,  and  has  issue  three  sons  snd  two  dans. 

Busttma,  m.  to  M.-P.  Manhy,  Esq.  of  Walshigham,  co. 
KcvfoDc. 

Mr.  Edgar  d.  16  June,  1880,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Bbv.  MnnoH-OBBT  Edoab,  of  the  Bed  House,  J. P.,  b. 
19  Aug.  1784 ;  who  m.  1st,  19  Feb.  1818,  Maxy- Anne,  eldest 
dau.  of  Nathaniel  Brickwood,  Esq.  of  Dulwich ;  and  2nd1y, 
26  March,  1840,  Elisabeth  Aricell,  of  London,  greit-great- 
granddaughter  of  Sir  Mathew  Hale.  He  (i  8  Aug.  1853  (his 
widow  survives  and  reddee  at  Bed  House),  and  was  «.  by 
his  brother,  the  Bev.  Johx-Bobbbt-Mathbw  Edoar. 

Armt—Tw  dievron,  or  and  as.,  in  chief,  two  fleurs-de-lis, 
of  the  second,  in  bose^  five  lozei«es,  of  the  first,  each  charged 
with  an  escallop,  gu. 

Cmt—An  ostrich's  hsad,  between  two  wings,  expanded, 
or,  each  chaiged  with  as  many  bends,  as.,  in  the  oeak,  a 
horse-shoe^  axg. 

Aetd— The  Red  House^  IpswidL 


EDCKHTMBB  OF  EDGKHJlfBE  HOUSE. 

Edooumbb,  RiohabD-Darki,  Em}.  of  Edgeninbe 
House,  CO.  Deron,  b.  4  June,  1811 ;  m.  24  Aug.  1885, 
Louisa^  dau.  of  Bichard  Manhall,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of 
Totnes,  and  has  issue, 

I.  PiBBS,  b.  19  April,  1844. 

n.  Bichard-Wiseman,  b.  88  Deo.  1858. 

m.  Elsanor.  it.  Catherine. 


Itnrajtt.— The  fomlly  of  Edgoumbe  has  been  setUed 
in  the  parish  of  Milton  Abbott,  Devon,  from  a  very  oariy 
period,  as  i^ypears^  both  twm  a  deed  in  Norman  French, 
having  the  worda  "de  Eggecombe,'*  and  dated  "in  the 
twelfth  year  of  the  Conquest,"  and  from  an  inscription  over 
an  old  gateway  in  the  family  mansion,  b.b.  1292,  as  well  as 
firom  other  doOTments  now  in  the  possession  of  the  present 
proprietor,  to  whom  the  estate  has  descended  in  a  direct  line 
from  that  time.  In  one  of  these  documents,  dated  the  17th 
of  Edwabd  II,  certain  lands  there  are  deeoribed  as  "here- 
tofore  belonging  to  John  de  Sggecombe,"  Ac  The  precise 
time  when  the  name  first  assumed  its  present  saode  of 
spelling  is  uneertain,  but  there  is  no  doubt  that  Thomas 
Edgoumbe^  of  Edgoumbe,  was  buried  in  the  church  of 
miton  Abbott,  en  the  19th  July,  1618^  as  shewn  by  a  tablet 
in  the  south  wall  of  that  edifice. 

BiOHABD  DB  EeoaooiiB%  living  In  1992,  had  thvse  sous, 
Jsmes,  who  d.  unm.;  Biobabd;  snd  Beginald,  who  is 
stylsd  "  Clsricns  "  in  a  deed  dated  l7th  Edwabd  U.  The 
2nd  son,  Biobabd,  had  two  sons ;  Johm,  the  elder,  (torn 
whom  is  descended  the  present  head  of  the  fiunily  Bichard 
Dabkb  Edoocmb^  of  Edgcumbe ;  and  Wniiam,  the  younger, 
who  m.  1853,  Helena,  dau.  and  heir  of  Balpb  de  Cotliole, 
and  was  ancestor  of  the  present  Earl  of  Mount  Edgcumbo. 

The  grandfiither  of  the  present  reproeentative^ 

fUcHABD  Edocumbb,  of  Edgcumbo,  m.  28  April,  1757, 
EUasbeth,  eldest  dau  and  oo-hoir  of  Hichnol  Qodeu.  Ewi. 
of  Chatham ;  and  d.  29  July,  1784,  when  he  was  «.  by  bis 


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PxsROB  Edgouvbb,  Eflq.  of  Edgcambe,  who  m.  18  D«e. 

1798,  Eleanor,  dnu.  of  Thoma«  Yorko.  Esq.  of  Warbelton, 
00.  Sussex,  and  by  tier  (who  siu'vived  him,  and  d.  8  Feb. 
1846)  had  iasne. 

Pichabd-Darkb.  present  representative. 

Flleu -Susannah,  to.  to  the  Rev.  Qeorge  Rote. 

Kmmo-Mary,  m.  Ist,  to  Peter  Pilcher,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly,  to 
the  Rer.  Richard  Martin. 

Mr.  Edgcumbe  d.  17  April,  1834. 

Arms — Gu.,  on  a  bend,  ermines,  cottised,  or,  three  boars* 
heads,  couped,  arg. 

Crttt—lL  boar,  passant,  tag.,  with  a  chaplet  of  oak-leaves, 
fhicted,  ppr.,  round  the  neck. 

Motto— Au  plaifiir  fort  de  Dieo. 

Sm<  —  Edgoombe  House^  Edgcumbe,  near  Tavistock, 
Devon. 


EDGE  OF  STRELLEY  HALL. 

Edge,  Jambs-Thomas,  Eeq.  of  Strelley  Hall,  co. 
Nottingham,  6.  14  Aug.  1827;  assumed  by  royal 
sigu-uiHuual,  11  Oct  1848,  the  surname  of  Edge 
ouly,  and  the  ai^ns  of  Edub,  in  compliance  with  the 
will  of  his  maternal  unde,  Thomas  Webb  Edge, 
Esq. 

HintHQt, — ^The  Edobs  of  Strelley  descend  fh>m  a 
younger  brooch  of  a  fkmlly  that  was  many  years  seated  at 
Hortou,  CO.  Stafford. 

Ralph  Eook,  Esq.,  m.  Amye.  dau.  of  mchol-is  Charlton, 
Eeq.  of  Chilvrell.  and  was  buried  at  Strelley,  in  1681. 

RiOHARD  Edob,  Esq.  of  Strelley,  was  high-sheriff  fur  oo. 
Nottingham  in  1709.    His  son, 

Ralph  Edos.  of  Strelley,  left  three  dans.,  of  whom  Mar- 
gnret  m.  John  Webb,  2nd  son  of  Thomas  Webb,  of  Sher- 
borne, CO.  Warwick,  who  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff  of 
the  said  oc.  in  1722.  as  did  his  son.  the  said  John  Webb,  in 
1781.    The  Issue  of  this  marriage,  Thomas  Webb,  atterwards 
Thomas  Wkbb-Edoe,  Esq.  of  Strelley  Hall,  6.  7  April, 
1766 ;  m,  24  M^y,  1786,  Eliza>)eth.  6th  dau.  of  Frauds  Hurt, 
Eeq.  of  Alderwofiley.  co.  Derby,  assumed,  in  the  year,  1776, 
in  oomplianoe  with  the  will  of  bis  maternal  grandfather, 
Ralph  Edge,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Eoos,  which  were 
confirmed  to  him  and  his  issue  by  royal  licence,  dated 
9  May,  1808.    He  served  as  high-sheriff  for  oo.  Nottingham 
in  1804 ;  and  d.  SI  June,  1819,  leaviug  issue  two  sons  and 
two  daus., 
I.  Thomas  Webb-Edob,  of  Strelley  Hall.  J.P .  high-sheriff 
for  CO.  Nottingham  in  1888.  m:<jur  of  the  SouUi  Nottiog- 
hamshire  yeomanry  cavalry;  6.  28  March,  17o8;  d.  unm. 
1844,  aged  66. 

u.  John,  in  holy  orders,  M.A.,  rector  of  Strelly  and  BU- 
borough;  6.  24  Nov.  1790;  m.  11  Feb.  1824.  Aune  Neville, 
4th  dau.  of  Ichabod  Wright.  Esq.  of  Mapperley,  co.  Not- 
tin  ham.  who  survived  him ;  and  d.  ».  p.  30  April.  1842. 
I.  Elizabeth,  in.  29  Aua.  1811,  Thomas  Moore  2ud  son  of 
Oeoige  Moore,  Ew;^.  of  Appleby  Farva,  co.  Leicester;  and 
d.  at  Appleby.  27  Nov.  1822,  leaving  issue  one  daiL.  Mary. 
m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Holden,  rector  of  Fleasley,  co. 
Derby. 

u.  Mary-Margaret,  m.  11  Oct  1825,  James  Hurt,  Esq.  of 
Wirksworth.  co.  Derby,  late  a  m^jor  in  the  9th  lancers. 
2nd  son  of  Frauds  Hurt.  Esq.  of  Alderwnsley.  Their 
eldest  son  is  the  present  Jamss-Thomas  Edge,  Esq.  of 
StreUey  HaU. 

Jmw— Quarterly,  1st  and  4th :  Edob,  viz..  per  fesee.  sa. 
and  gu..  an  eagle,  displared,  arg..  on  a  chief^  or,  a  rose, 
between  two  amiUets,  of  the  ind ;  2nd  and  Siti,  Hort. 
Crest  of  Edge,  viz.,  on  a  wreath  of  the  colours  a  rein-deer's 
bead,  cotiped,  ppr .  collared  and  chained,  or ;  crest  of  Hvrt. 

3;otto— tjemper  fidelia. 

Seo^-StreUe^  HaU,  Notts. 


EDQELL  OF  STANDERWICK  COURT. 

Edoell^  HARnr- Edmund,  Esq.  of  Standerwiok 
Court,  CO.  Somerset,  capt  R.N.,  6.  in  1809 ;  J.P. ; 
m.  1845,  Carolioe,  youngest  dau.  of  T.  Rossi ter, 
Esq.,  and  has  one  dau., 

Fonny-Maiy-Roso. 

fLttKagt. — CHAimr  Edosll,  Esq.,  son  of  Hany 
Edgell,  Eeq..  by  Helen  ChaCBn,  his  wife,  m.  Lucretia-Eloanor 
Riahton,  granddau.  of  Martin  Folkcs,  Esq.,  Fresidcnt  of  the 
Royal  Kociety,  and  had  issue, 

Harry-Folkks.  his  heir. 

Martin-Folkes,  captain  in  the  army,  deceased. 
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Richard,  tn.  Jane,  dtn.  of  J.  Orlffitbs,  Bsq.,  lata  stlpeB- 
diary  magistrate  of  Marlborough  Street  Poboe  Oflice,  and 
has  issue. 

CharleiL  mi^jor  in  the  army,  wounded  at  Waterloo,  dec. 

Edward,  in  holv  orders,  prebendarv  of  Wells,  rector  of 
Rodden,  m.  and  has  issue :  by  his  1st  he  has  two  daus., 
by  his  second.  Miss  Wilson,  he  has  Edward,  rector  of 
Bromham,  Wilts;  Henry,  chaplain  RN. ;  S^rmour,  in 
holyorders;  Geoive,  late csivt  7th R FusiUera ;  William, 
in  holy  orders,  and  Helen. 

Beddison,  captain  in  the  army,  deceased. 

Luoretia,  d.  young. 

Dorothy,  m..  Ist,  to  J.  Jones,  Eitq.,  coL  in  the  army,  and, 
2ndly,  to  Francis  Bushe,  Esq. ;  and 

Helen,  m,  CoL  Bonamy. 

The  eldest  son. 

Admiral  HARRT-FoLKSS-EDifuin>Ei>OBLL,  of  Standerwi^ 
Court,  oo.  Somerset,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  18  Aug.,  1767 ;  s^  in 
1801,  Maxy.  dau.  of  M.  CKeefe,  Esq..  and  d.  14  June,  1846, 
leaving  one  son,  the  preseot  Haret  Eumuhd  Kixhbj^  Esq., 
capt.  RN. 

Arnu—Aig.,  on  a  cher.,  embattled,  sa.,  betw.  three 
cinquefoils.  gu.,  as  many  beTsmts. 

Ortit—K  falcon  rising,  belled,  arg.,  gntt^e-de-sang,  rsstinf 
the  dexter  foot  on  an  antique  shield,  of  the  first,  chafgea 
with  a  dnquefoil,  as  in  ths  arms. 

Ifotto— Qui  sera,  sera. 

Seat— Standerwiek  Court,  oo.  Somerset 


EDGEWORTH  OP  EDGEWORTHSTOWN. 

Edokwohth,  Charles -Snetd,  Esq.  of  Edge- 
worthstowD,  00.  Longford,  h,  80  Oct.  1786;  i». 
2  Sept.  1813,  Henrica,  dau.  of  John  Broadhozst^ 
Esq.  of  Foston,  oo.  Derby,  which  lady  d  in  1846. 

£itlfXge.— The  Bdgeworths,  originaUy,  it  is  said, 
established  at  Edgewurth.  now  called  Edgeware.  in  Middle- 
sex, settled  in  Ireland  in  the  reign  of  Euzabcth,  about  the 
year  1688. 

Two  brothers,  Edward  and  Francis  Edgeworth,  went  to 
Ireland,  probably  under  the  patronage  of  Essex  and  Ceeil, 
as  those  names  have  since  cuntinued  in  the  £unl]y.  The 
elder  son, 

Ths  Biqbt  Rkt.  Edward  Edoewobth.  Bishup  of  D^wn 
and  Connor  in  1598,  d,  «.  p.,  and  was  ».  by  his  bn^ther, 

Fbahois  Edobworth,  Clerk  of  the  Hauaper  in  1810.  who 
m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  Edraond  Tuite,  Kut.  of  Sunna,  iu  West- 
meatb,  and  had  by  her  (who  founded  a  religious  house  in 
Dublin)  a  son  and  heir, 

Captaiv  Jonir  Edokwobtb,  of  Cmnallagfa  Cistle,  eo. 
Longford,  who  m.  1st,  the  dau.  of  Sir  Hugh  Cullum,  of  Der- 
byshire, by  whom  he  had  a  suo,  John,  his  heir,  and  2ndl7, 
Mrs.  Bridgman,  widow  of  Edward  Btidgm^n,  Esq.,  brother 
to  Sir  Oriando  Bridgman,  the  lord  keeper,  and  went  back 
with  her  to  Ireland.    He  was  t.  by  his  son. 

Sir  John  Edosworth,  knighted  by  Charlrs  II.,  who  m. 
the  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Bridgman,  Esq.,  acquired 
with  her  an  estate  in  Lancashire,  besides  a  considenibk  for- 
tune in  money,  and  had  eight  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 
Fraitois,  «.  to  the  paternal  estate  in  Longford ;  the  second, 
Robert,  was  ancestor  of  the  Edocwortrs  of  Kilshrswlt  ; 
and  the  fiflh,  Essex,  had  a  son,  the  oelebrated  Abb<  Edge- 
worth,  who  styled  himself,  ttom  the  estate  his  bnmch  of  the 
family  possessed.  Monsieur  de  Firmont.    The  eldest. 

Col.  Frahcis  Edokwortb,  of  Bdgeworthstown.  raised  a 
regiment  for  William  III.  He  m.  suooessiTely  several 
wives,  one  of  whom,  an  English  lady,  was  a  widow  Brsd- 
stone,  who  by  her  first  hushmd  had  a  dau..  Miss  Brsdstone^ 
wife  of  Mr.  Pskeuham,  and  mother  of  the  first  Lord  Longw 
ford.    By  this  lady  CoL  Edgeworth  left  a  son  and  succe8»>r, 

Richard  Edoxworth,  Esq.,  of  Edgewurthstown,  who  m. 
in  1782.  Rachel-Jane,  dau.  of  ^muel  Lovell,  Esq.,  a  Welsh 
Judge,  son  of  Sir  Salathiel  Lovell,  Ent.  of  Harleston,  co. 
Northampton,  one  of  the  barons  of  the  Exchequer,  and  had 
two  sons  and  two  daus.,  vis., 

Thomas,  who  died  before  bis  fother. 
Richard  Lovell,  suocetnor  to  his  fittber. 
Mary.  m.  to  Francis  Fox,  Eeq.  of  Fox  HaJl,  co.  Longford. 
Margaret,  m.  to  John  Buxton,  Esq.  of  Black  CasUe,  co. 
Me^. 

Mr.  Edgeworth,  who  served  for  flve-and-twenty  yearain  the 
Irish  Parliament,  and  twice  revised  a  profTered  baronetcy, 
d.  in  his  scveutieth  year,  in  1769,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

RiOHARD-LoTELL  Edocworth,  Esq.  of  Edgoworthstowu, 
6.  at  Bath  in  1744,  the  late  celebrated  writer  on  Bducatian 
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dau.  of  P^  mere,  Bsq.  of  Bbok  Bourton,  in  the  co.  of  Ox- 
ford, and  h  \d  by  her  one  ■%>n  and  three  daus., 

Richard,  b.  in  May,  1765,  d.  in  1796. 

M ABIA,  the  distinguished  anthoross,  so  celebrated  and  so 
popular  for  her  fiuthfiil  d^ineations  of  the  mannem  and 
customs  of  Ireland,  b.  1  Jan.  1767,  d,  «nw*,  21  May,  1849. 

Emmeline,  m.  in  1802,  to  John  King,  Bsq.,  and  has  issue, 
Jioo  and  Psyche-Bmmeline. 

Anna-Maria,  m.  in  1794,  to  Dr.  Beddoee,  and  d.  in  1824, 

leaving  Thomaa-Lovell,    Charles-Henry,  Anna-Fronoee- 

Bmily,  and  Mary-Eliza,  who  d  in  188S. 

He  m.  2ndly,  in  1778,  Honora,  dau.  of  Bdward  Sneyd,  Bsq. 

of  Lichfield,  youngest  son  of  Ralph  Sneyd,  Esq.  of  Bishton, 

in  the  CO,  of  Staffurd,  and  l^  her  had  Issue, 

LoTSLL^  who  succeeded  to  the  estates. 

Honors,  who  d.  in  1790. 
He  m.  8rdly,  25  Dec  1780,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Edward  Sneyd, 
Esq.  of  Lichfield,  and  had  by  her  (who  d.  Nov.  1797)  five 
sons  and  four  daus.,  vis., 

Henry,  b.  15  Sept.  1782,  d.  in  1818. 

CuA&iJEB-SirBYD,  prei>ent  representative. 

William,  6.  28  AprU.  1788,  <1  in  1  90. 

Thomas-Day,  6.  25  Oct  1789,  d.  in  1792. 

William,  6.  27  Jan.  1794,  d.  in  1829. 

Blixabeth,  d.  In  1800.  Charlotte,  d.  in  1807. 

Sophia,  d.  hi  1785. 

Honors,  m.  8  Nor.  1838,  to  Capt  Beaufbrt^  R.N. 

He  m,  4th]y,  Franoea-Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Daniel  Au- 
gustua  Beaufort,  and  had  by  her  two  sons  and  four  daus., 
namely, 

Flrancis-Besufort^  b.  5  Oct.  1809,  la.  in  1831,  Rosa-Floren- 
tina  Eroles,  and  had  issue  a  son,  who  d.  in  1333 ;  William, 
6.  12  May,  1835 ;  and  Maria :  he  d.  12  Oct.  1846. 

Michael-^enham,  6.  24  May,  1812;  m  Feb.  1846,  Chris- 
tina, dau.  of  Dr.  Uuc^  Macpherson,  of  Aberdeen. 

FnuMWS-Maria,  in.  in  1829  Le<itock-P.  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Lon- 
don, and  d.  5  Feb.  1848. 

Harriet,  m.  in  1826,  to  the  Very  Rev.  Richard  Butler,  dean 
of  Clonmacn<ii8e. 

Sophia,  Si.  in  1824,  to  Barry  Fox,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
Maxwell- WilUam-Waller,  Mary-Anne,  and  Charlotte. 

Lucy-Jane,  m.  June,  1843,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Romney 
Robinson,  D.D. 
Mr.  Bdgeworth  d.  13  June,  1817,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

LoTCLL  Edosworth,  Esq.  of  Bdgeworthstown,  J.P  and 
D.L..  high-sheriff  CO.  Longford,  1819  ;  b.  30  June,  1776.  He 
d.  tMiH.  in  Doc.  1841,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother. 

^rm«— Fsrty  per  chev.,  gu.  and  or,  three  martlets,  couu- 
terchanged 

Crttt---On  a  ducal  coronet  a  pelican  foeding  her  yoimg,  or. 
Motto. — Constans  contraria  spemit; 
Seat — ^Edgeworthatown,  oo.  Longford. 


EDQEWORTH  OF  KILSHREWLY. 

Edqkwobth.  Thomas  •  Newoomen,  Esq.  of  Kil- 
ahrewly,  oo.  Longford,  high-sheriflTlSH-lS,  and  for 
•ereral  yean  major  royal  Limerick  county  milibia, 
6.  80  April,1778;  m.  lart,  1  Jan.  1806,  Marian,  only 
child  of  John  Steele,  Esq.  of  Carricklaue,  co.  Ar- 
magh, by  Catherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  liobert  Stuart, 
Esq.  of  Hiuialong;  and  2udly,  14  April,  1&34,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Montgomery,  Enq.,  of  the  city  ot 
Dublin.  By  the  former  (who  cL  in  1832)  he  has 
surviving  issue, 
L  JoBH-EBBSz-EDWAXkD,  b.  25  Sept  1814,  m.  9  Doc.  1843, 

Biiartbeth,  only  dau.  of  Lanoelat  Croasdaile,  Esq.  of 

Rynn,  Queen's  County,  and  has  issue, 

1  Trom as-Nbwoomkn,  6.  24  Dec.  1850. 

2  I/uicelot-Ci-oasdaile-Agnow,  b.  5  March,  1852. 
8  Edith-Marian-Susan. 

II.  George-Thomas-Henry,  b.  4  Aug.  1816,  m.  20  April,  1852, 
Amelia,  only  daxi.  of  Col.  James  Cousidine,  10th  regt, 
and  has  had  issue, 
1  Blchaxd  Cormichael,  b.  2  Feb.  1854,  d.  4  Feb.  1855. 

m.  James-Bridgemac,  6.  9  July,  1823. 

I.  Gatherino-Jemima,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Francis  De  Montmo- 
rency St.  Qeorge,  Rector  of  St.  Paul's,  Cork. 

If.  Cecilia,  m,  to  James  Johnstone,  Esq.  of  Msgheremena, 
CO.  Femaiiagh. 

UL  Elizabeth. 

ittilCS^r. — RoBorr  Edobwobth.  Esq.  (second  son  of 
Bit  John  Edgoworth,  Knt.)  m.  Githcriue,  only  child  of  Sir 
Edward  Tyrrell,  Dart,  of  Lynn,  co.  'Wostmeath,  by  Etcaiior, 
his  wife.  dau.  of  Sir  Diidley  Loftua,  Kut.  of  Killy.in  (:uid 
CucUia,  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  learned  Sir  Jamee  Ware, 
887 


ED  W 

auditor-genenl  of  Ireland).  By  this  lidyMr.  Edgewcrth 
had  issue,  Edward,  Paclting'ion,  and  other  children.  To  iho 
second  son,  Packington,  Mr.  Edgewurth,  displeased  at  the 
marriage  of  his  eldest  sm  with  a  Cath.lic,  left  the  eitate  of 
Sir  Edward  Tynell,  which  had  been  roetoiied,  aud  with 
Packington's  descendants  part  of  it  still  continues.  The 
eldest  son, 

Edwaud  Edobwobth,  Bsq.  of  Kilshrewly,  inherited, 
under  roarri'ge  settlement,  the  fSunily  estate.  He  m.  in 
1717,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Hussey,  Esq.  of  Courtown,  co  Kil- 
dare,  and  h  d  two  sons,  Robert  aud  Newcomen.  The  elder 
d.  unm.    The  younger, 

Newoombn  Edosworth.  Esq.  of  Kilshrewly,  m.  1st,  Eli- 
zabeth, dau.  of  Col.  Ilenry  Edgeworth,  of  Lesbord,  co.  Long- 
ford, which  lady  d.  «.  j>.,  and  2udly,  Maiy,  only  dau.  of  Lau- 
rence Connell,  Esq.*  of  SL  Johnstown,  in  the  same  oouuty, 
by  whom  (who  m.  Indly,  8  Deo.  1707,  Cipt.  Francis  Dougl-u, 
R.N.)  he  had  issue, 

EflBBX-AoNzw,  his  heir. 

Tbomas-Nbwcumkn,  successor  to  his  brothsr. 

James-Bridgeman,  Lieut.  Roy.  Art ;  rotirinff  from  that 
service  be  went  to  India,  where  he  married  and  died, 
leaviuff  three  daughters. 

Eliza,  d.  unm. 

The  eldest  son, 

Essxx-AoHEW  Edosworth,  Esq.  of  Kilshrewly,  d.  unm., 
a  lieut.  in  the  78th  Regt.,  upon  service  under  the  late  Duke 
of  York,  at  Bergen-op-Zoom,  in  1705,  and  was  s.  by  hia 
brother,  the  present  THOMAS-Nrwooioai  Eoqkwobth,  Esq. 
ofKUshrewly, 

Jmiif  Cntt,  and  Ifotto— See  Edosworth  or  BDOswoBiBa- 

TOWH. 

£«a— Kilshrewly,  in  the  county  of  Longford. 


EDMANDS  OP  SUTTON. 

EDKiiKDB,  Cbarles-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Tbe  Orange, 
Sutton,  CO.  Surrey,  and  of  Oakley  Lodge,  Chelsea, 
CO.  Middlesex,  admitted  a  solicitor  in  1817>  but 
retired  from  practice  in  1858;  6.  19  July,  182U;  m. 
4  Aug.  1849,  Arabella-Rose,  dau.  of  the  late  Charles 
Ross,  Esq.  of  Tain,  co.  Ross-shire,  for  ten  years 
In9i>ector-General  of  Coasts  and  Harbours,  and 
Commandant  of  the  Flotilla  in  the  island  of  Corfu, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  CHarub-Adolp,  b.  18  June,  1853. 

II.  Honiy,  6. 13  Oct.  1854,  d.  7  Nov.  1854. 

I.  Arabella-Bose.  n.  Margar&t-Leonora. 

Armt—Or^  two  cheveronells,  between  as  m.'wy  fleurs-de-lis 
in  chief  az.,  and  a  thistle  slipped -in  base,  pp. 

Crtnt — A  griRin's  hctd,^  enued,  arg.,  holding  in  the  beak  a 
croes-crosslot  fltchue,  az..  betwoen  two  wings,  also  ai^., 
each  charged  with  a  thistle,  ppr. 

3foMo— Viucit  Veritas. 

JU»idoxc€»—Th<i  Qnmge,  Sutton,  oo.  Surrey,  and  Oakley 
Lodge,  Chelsea,  co.  Middlesex. 


EDWARDS  OP  ARLESEY  BURY. 

Edwards,  Samoel  -  Bedford,  Esq.  of  Arlesey 
Bury,  CO.  Bedford,  J.P.,  hi^h-sheriff  in  1825;  b. 
27  Jan.  1799;  m.  12  May,  1823,  Sophia,  eldest  dau. 
of  John  Hubburd,  Esq.  of  Forest  Houso,  co.  Essex, 
and  has  issue, 

Samuel-Bedford,  b.  18  March,  1825. 

iLtltfilQC. — ^The  fhmily  of  Edwards  is  noticed  by  I^sons 
rs  having  existed  at  Ariesey,  **  upwards  of  a  century  f  but, 
n  fact,  it  was  settled  in  that  p.irish  in  1623,  and  was  in 
Henlow  at  least  as  far  bock  as  1499. 

Hcnry-Edwards,  of  Henlow,  oo.  Bedford,  d.  in  1409, 
leaving,  by  Johanna,  his  wife,  a  dau.,  Agnes,  m.  to  John 
Huckle.  and  a  son,  John  Edwards,  b.  about  1480,  whose 
son,  Thomas  Edwards,  b.  about  1500,  at  Heulow,  had 
three  sous,  L  Gcokob;  u.  William,  a  monk;  and  ui. 
Thomas,  seijeant-at-arms  to  Henry  VIII.,  Edward  VI., 
Queens  Mart  and  Euzabcth,  and  d.  t.  p.  in  1576.  The 
eldest  stm, 

Georob  Edwards,  b.  in  1590,  was  direct  ancestor  of, 

Richard  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Ariesey,  b.  in  1663,  m.  1st, 

*  Bv  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Capt.  John  Aguew,  seventh 
sf m  of  Sir  Stair  Agnew,  Uart  of  Stmnraer,  in  Scotland. 


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E  D  W 

FraDoes  Holgate,  of  LondoD,  by  whom  he  had  three  doue., 
Fnmoee,  m.  to  Henry  Wilson,  Esq. ;  Elisabeth  m.  to  John 
HobbB,  Esq.  of  Heulow ;  and  Ma^,  m.  to  Wiliiam  Lowe, 
Eaq.  He  m.  Sndly,  Ifai^ret  Robinson,  of  London,  and 
relict  of  John  Coze,  Esq.  of  London,  and  by  her  had, 
RiOHAaD,  his  heir. 

Margaret,  m.  the  Rev.  WUUam-Faller  Bedford,  rector  of 
Woolverton,  oo.  Somexaet.  by  whom  she  had  two  sons 
and  a  dan.,  viz., 

WiLUAM,  who  $.  to  Axleeey,  on  the  death  of  his  uncle, 
and  assumed  the  surname  of  Edwabdb. 
Samuel,  d. ».  p. 
Mary,  d.  t.  p. 
Mr.  Edwaids  d.  in  1746,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

RiOHABO  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Arlesey,  6.  in  1717,  m,  in 
1747,  Mary,  dau.  and  heiress  of —  Talman,  Esq.,  and  dying 
#.  p.  in  1780,  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

William  Bbdvobd,  Esq,  captain  B.  I.  Oo.'s  service,  who 
assumed  by  Royal  licence,  SO  Nov.  179S,  the  sunuune  of 
Edwauds.  He  m.  Mary  Crowther,  and  by  her  (who  m. 
2nd]y,  Thomas  Innes,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1880)  had,  besides 
a  son,  Richard,  and  a  dau.,  Mary-Maigaret.  both  of  whom 
d.  in  childhood,  an  only  survivlug  son,  the  present  Samukt.- 
Bkdfo&d  Edwabds,  Esq.  of  Arlesey  Bury.  Captain  Ed- 
wards d.  97  Nov.  1800. 

ArtM^Vn  bend  sinister,  aa.  and  ermine,  a  lion  rampant, 
or. 

Crfie»— 1st.,  The  Prince  of  Wales's  feathers,  surmotmted  by 
a  boron  plume ;  2nd.,  an  esquire's  helmet>  ppr. 

Seal^IkJAitmj  Bury,  eo.  Bedford. 


EDWARDS  OF  ROBY  HALL. 
Set  £dwards-Mob8. 

EDWARDS  OP  NANHORON. 

Edwards,  Riohard-Llotd,  Esq.  of  Naolioron,  oo. 
Carnarvon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  9  April,  1806;  m. 
7  Nov.  1831,  Manr,  only  dsu.  of  Jobn-LIoyd  Wynne, 
Esq.  of  Coed  Coco,  ca  Denbigli,  and  has  issue, 

1.  Biobakd-Llotd,  h.  «  Aug.  1889,  o^  flath  regt.,  killed 
before  Bebastopol,  11  May,  1855. 

n.  Francis-William-Lloyd,  6. 16  June,  1846. 

I.  Mary-Annabella-Lloyd. 

IL  Gatherine-Agnes-Lloyd. 

m.  Maigaret-EUsabeth-Lloyd. 
Mr.  Edwards  has  served  as  high-sheriff  for  the  ooan- 
ties  of  Carnarvon,  Anglesey,  and  Denbigh.    He  «. 
his  father  in  July,  1880. 

Kneaoe.-— This  andent  flunlly  is  lineally  descended 
f^em  one  of  the  royal  tribes  of  Wales.  Their  immediate 
ancestors  were  Sir  QrifRth  Uoyd  and  Sir  Howel  y  FwyalU, 
and  Griffith  ap  Madoo  of  Kanhoron  and  Llwyndurus,  co. 
Carnarvon,  who  served  as  Ugh-sherifT  of  that  county  in 
1556.  The  Nanhoron  estate  has  devolved  fhmi  fother  to 
son,  almost  uninterruptedly,  down  to  the  pi^sent  time. 

Taa  Rbv.  Wix.uam  Edwards,  of  Nanhoron,  who  m. 
Frances,  dau  of  the  Rev.  William  Williams,  of  Stoke,  oo. 
aUopk  had  with  other  issuer 

Timothy  Edwards,  Esq.,  capt  B.N,,  a  very  distinguished 
officer,  who  commanded  at  different  periods  the  "Com- 
waU,"  ••  Valeur,"  "  Volage,"  and  "  Wager."  He  t».  Catherine, 
only  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Browning,  Esq.  of  Pullox 
Hill,  CO.  Bedford,  and  had  issu^ 

Richard,  of  whom  presently. 

John-Browning. 

Catherine-Wakefield*  Anne.  Jane. 

The  eldest  son, 

Richard  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Nanhoron,  ooL  Royal 
(kmarvon  militia,  la.  24  June,  1808,  Annabella,  only  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Richard  lioyd,  Esq.  of  Bronhaulog.  co. 
Denbigh,  and  had,  (besides  a  son,  who  d.  an  iuCut,) 

Biobard-Llotd,  now  of  Nanhoron. 
Annabella,  m.  to  James  Harden,  Esq.  of  Harrybrook,  co. 
Armagh. 

Jap«»  ^  ^  ^<>bn  Fr}estl«7»  Ba^-  ^  Havod  OxtigaA  oo. 
Merioneth. 
Catherine- Wynne. 
Cul.  Edwards  d.  in  July,  1880. 

Jfotto—Dduw  a  diwedd  da. 
Stat — Nanhoron,  co.  Carnarvon. 

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ED  W 

EDWARDES  OF  RHTD-T-OORS. 

Edwabdes,  David-John,  Esq.  of  Rhyd-y-Cdrs,  co. 
Carmarthen,  late  of  the  royal  horse  artillery;  m. 
Caroline,  2nd  dan.  of  John  Forstor,  Esq.  of  South- 
end, Kent. 

Kneaije.— Jomr  Bdwardm,  of  Rhyd^-OArs,  oo.  Gsr- 
marthen  (dewmded  through  Grono  Goch.  Lord  of  Uan- 
gathan,  Llewellyn,  Lord  of  Buallt  and  Cadwgao.  Lord  of 
Radnor,  from  Ethelstan  Qlodrydd)  m.  and  had  two  sons, 
David,  who  in.  the  dau.  of  Moi«BA  Davifls,  Esq.  of  Cwm.  «D. 
Carmarthen,  and  d.  i.  p. ;  and 

Thomas  Bdwasdm,  Esq.  of  Rhyd-y-GAr»,  who  m.  IMr 
ties,  dau.  of  John  Lloyd,  Efq.  of  FoeaybWddiaW,  oo.  Oar- 
digan,  and  had  issue, 

David,  of  whom  presently.  ^«  ,       ,  jv  ^ 

John,  who  m.  Miss  Pusy,  of  Pusy  Hall,  Jamaica,  and  had 

issue  a  son,  John-Pusy  Edwardes,  Esq. 
The  elder  son, 

David  Edwabdu,  Esq.,  6.  1718,  of  Rhyd-y-06ra,  admiral 
R.N.,  high-aheriir  of  oo.  Carmarthen  in  1764,  la.  in  1748, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Captain  Blommart,  descended  fkom  ancient 
family  in  the  Netherlands,  and  had» 

David-Jobh,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  d.  tnita. 

JoHM,  of  Gileston  Manor,  (««  Bdwam>«  ^t»««  j*m«.) 

Lettice,      ) 

Anne,  and  \  d.  unm. 

Martha,      )  ^  -m        ^* 

Chariotte-Maria,  la.  1st,  to  O^dw^er  Brow^  giS.^ 

Proodfai.  CO.  Caraaaiihen.  and  todlv,  tp^Bjv.  Bdward 

PlctonrA.M..  younger  brother  of  lABut-Oen.  Sir  Thomaa 

l£^M;^^ietta,«a.  I^Vf^  ^^''^^^"^li-fTSfiS: 
and  has  issue,  John,  lieut.H»L  in  the  anay ;  and  IsabeUa* 
m.  Alderson  Hodson,  Esq. 

The  eldest  son,  «.    ,     ^^  mi.. 

David  Johk  Edwabdm^  Esq.  of  Bhyd-y-G6r8.  «»;JP*«- 
beth,  8id  dau.  of  John  Jones,  Esq,  of  Tyglin,  co.  Cardigan, 
and  had  two  sons, 

David-Johh,  nowofRhyd-y-G^  «^  nr 

Henry-Lewis,  of  Qlanlery,  co.  Cardigan,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
who  has  taken  the  additional  surname  of  Gwtwhk. 

.irm»-Quarteriy :  1st.  sa.,  a  lion,  rempant,  within  an  orle 
of  dnquefoils,  or;  2nd,  gu..  a  <^ev.,  w,  b«^een  Uiree 
boweus'  knots ;  8rd,  sa.,  throe  bucks'  heads,  caboohed,  arg.; 
4th,  chequy,  or  and  sa,  a  fesse,  arg.  t  _. 

ct^jJZ^  Jiml-Uon,  or,  holding  between  the  pawaa  bowenaP 
knot.  ^    . 

Jf oMo— Aspera  ad  virtutem  est^ 

fi^ot— Rhyd-y-G^rs,  co.  Carmarthen. 


EDWARDES  OF  OILESTON  MANOR. 

Edwardbs,   The  Rev.  Fridebick-Fbanoib,  of 

GUeston  Manor,  co.  Glamorgw,  J.P.,  b.  6Fel^  1801 ; 

m.  21  Aug.  1860,  Snsannah-Mary,  youngeetdan.  of 

John  Bevan,  Esq.  of  9o^*>"^j:^^[^°^  ^^  *■*• 

Tha 


Brvaks  qf  Gdlygaled,  co.  OT^organ,  by  Susanna 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Whitlock  Nicholl,  Esq.  of 
Ham. 

IdWaae.— Th«  R«v.  Johw  Bdwabd«8,  6.  Ifarch  S4, 
17«.  yLiest  son  of  David  Edwardes,  R^.ofRhylj^ 
CO.  cimaShen,  m.  ITW.  Margaret,  only  dau.  and  heirese  of 
the  Rev.  William  Willis,  of  GUeston  Minw-,  co.  Qiun^m, 
descended  to  the  male  line  from  ^Y*^>,^  5f  **• 
Manor  of  Fenny  Compton,  co.  Warwick,  and  to  the  femalo 
ftom Dr.  Beaw,  Bishop  of  "^^?^'-J?tfi?"*'  "^ 
Oedlia  his  wife,  dau.  of  Charles,  8th  Lord  de  Wair.  By 
her  (who  d.  to  1809)  he  had  issue, 

FnKDBWO-PBAHCis,  hls  hoir,  now  of  Gileston  Manor. 

SSS^™o  ^In  18M,  John  Johnes,  of  Dalau  Cothy, 

^i"'SSiJS^«Sd Tin  1848,  teavtog  issue  two  daus. 

Edward  B.  Cookman,  Esq.,  of  Monart  House,  co.  Wex- 
ford ;  and  EUsabeth. 

The  Rev.  John  Edwardes,  d.  to  1847. 

Arm*,  &C.,  same  as  Edwabdes  qf  myd-yGdn. 

S^^ll^^n  Manor,  Glamorganshire. 

EDWARDES  OF  SEALY  HAM. 
Tucker-Edwabdes,  William,  Esq.  of  Sealy  Ham, 
CO.  Pembroke,  b.  in  1788 ;  m.  in  1807,  A^SrlUr^a, 
2nd  dau.  of  J.-Geoi^  Philipps,  Esq.  of  Cwmgwilly, 
in  Carmarthenshire,  M.P..  and  has  issue, 


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BD  W 

L  JonhOwai,  h.  WOeL  ISie;  m,  18M,  AikiM^ane.  only 

ofaUd  of  W.  J0D6S,  Bmi.  of  lieetUiii,  00.  PMnbroke. 
u.  WiUiuD,  b.  1810;  <L  1866. 
m   Owra^ohn,  6.  June,  1816 ;  m,  1846,  Anni^  Sad  dao. 

dT  O.  Wfaittaker,  Biq.  of  Barming,  Kent. 
XT.  Thomaa,  b.  18iaw  T.  Franda,  b.  18M ;  d.  186L 

I.  Mtty,  m.  1846,  to  Alfred  BoRndftito,  Bm}^  oolonel  4t;h 

MadiM  liffht  cAvaliy. 
n.  Axma-MwtlM,  ».  1847,  le  WUUmbi  Owod,  Eaq.  of  Tan- 

y-Oyrt,  00.  Denlriglv 
ui.  HmuMkltoiy-Anne  Oraeou 
Thin  gentleman  inherited  the  Tuokbr  estAtes  of 
Admiral  Tucker.  Mr.  Edwardes,  who  is  a  magis- 
trate and  deputy-lieut  for  the  co.  of  Pembroke, 
eenred  the  office  of  high-sheriff  for  that  shire  in 
1829. 

Srtneilffe* — ^Tvdob  Tbbtob  (bo  mUed  beooase  bom  or 
ttorsed  at  TrofvorX  ^'Ord  of  Hereford,  Whittlngton,  and  both 
MMlori,  -was  founder  of  the  tribe  of  the  Maidies— an  appel- 
latSon  derived  (torn  the  nnmerooa  fismilies  seated  in  the 
marches  d  Bngland  and  Waks,  deecended  ftnom  him.  Tudor 
TravurV  chief  seat  was  WUtttngton  Oastle,  of  whioh  he  is 
•aid  to  hare  been  the  fouttdsr;  and  the  Weish  henOds 
assign  to  lifaa  as  ensigns^  "Parted,  per  bend,  Blniater, 
ermine  and  ermlnets  over  all  a  lion,  rampant,  or,**  which, 
as  diief  anna^  or  quartered,  have  been  borne  by  all  his 
deseeodants. 

OwxK  BDWAmDM^  leq.  of  Tre%ame,  eo.  Pembroke, 
lineally  descended  tttrnt  TuBoa  Tbwob,  Lord  of  Hereford, 
m,  about  the  middle  of  the  17th  century,  Damaris,  dau.  of 
jAmes  Perrott,  Bsq.,  Lord  of  Wellington,  by  Dorothy  his 
wiie,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Perrott,  Bart.,  end  the  Lady  Deve- 
veux  his  wife,  sister  of  Bobert,  2nd  Bari  of  Essex,  the 
iU-fltted  ftvourite  of  Queen  Bluabrh.  By  this  lady 
Mr.  Bdwardes  had  issae, 

JoBir,  his  heb:. 

Fianois,  ancestor  of  ths  Loans  KavsiKorov. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  Edwabdbs,  Esq.  of  Trefgame,  m.  in  1685,  Frances, 
4th  and  youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Fhilipps,  Esq. 
of  Haytbug,  co.  Pembroke,  and  had  issue.  The  son  and 
succeaaur, 

OwEX  Edwakdbs,  Esq.  of  Trefgime,  ta.  in  1708,  Jane, 
dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  —  Mortimer,  Esq.  of  Lanmilo^ 
OJ.  Cirmtuthen,  and  had  issue.  Mr.  Edwardes  d.  about 
1740,  and  waa  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Rowland  Edwabdks,  Esq.  of  Trefgame,  who  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  George  Harries,  Esq.  of  Priskilly,  co.  Pembroke 
(who  d.  in  1732^  by  Maigaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  John 
flymmons,  Bsq.  of  TilanstJnan,  M.P.  for  Cardigan,  and  had 


JoHH-Owsw.  his  heir. 

Bowland.  a  iieut.-ool.  in  the  army. 

William-Mortimer,  who  tN.  Miss  ^yson,  and  has  issue, 
Rowland,  Mortimer,  and  John. 
Mr  Edwardes  d.  in  1782,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHiT-OwEM  EnWABBBs,  Esq.  of  Lanmilo,  co.  Carmar- 
then, who  «a.  in  1777,  Catherine,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John 
Tucker,  Bsq.  of  Bealyham,  00.  Pembroke,  and  had  issue, 

L  WiixiAM,  his  heir. 

u.  Thomas,  foi-meriy  in  the  23rd  regt.  of  foot,  aide-de- 
camp to  Sir  Thomas  Picton  during  the  latter  port  of  the 
Peuinsolar  War.  nUs  gentieman  waa  severely  wounded 
in  the  mouth  at  the  siege  of  Badi^os.  He  ta.  Miss  Mid- 
dleton. 

I.  Anne^  m.  to  —  George,  Esq.  n,  Charlotte. 

m.  Jane,  si.  to  ~  Shaw,  Esq. 

Mr.  Bdwardes  d.  in  1826,  and  was  9.  by  his  son,  the  present 
WtixiAM  Ti70KKB-Bi>WAa]>Bi^  Bsq.  of  Ssalyham. 

Jtuu  Quarterly;  lat  and  4th,  ax.,  a  chevron,  embattled 
and  oounter-embattkd,  or,  between  turee  sea-horses,  naiaut, 
erg. ;  2nd  and  3rd,  erm.,  a  Hon,  runpant,  sa. 

CVecf— A  bear's  paw,  holding  a  battle-axe,  aig. 

JfoMoet— "  Vigilate ;"  and  "  Gaidex  la  foi.» 

8tai    SealyhaSo,  near  Havexf ordwest. 


KDWARDS  OF  PYE  NEST. 

Edwardb,  Hevrt,  Esq.  of  Pye  Kest^  co.  York, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  major  of  the  2nd  West  Yorkshire 
yeomanry,  and  M.P.  for  Halifax  in  1847;  b,  July, 
1812;  m.  April,  1838,  Maria-ChurchUI,  eldest  dau. 
of  Thomaa  Coster,  Esq.,  formerly  of  Marchwood, 
near  Southampton,  and  has  several  sons  and  dau9. 
88d 


B  D  W 

lL(linini(*'— Jomr  Az>WARt>s,  Esq.,  the  descendant  of  a 
Warwickshire  family,  removed  into  Torkshire  a.d.  1749, 
and«  having  acquired,  through  his  wife's  family,  the  Lees 
of  Skirooat,  near  Halifax,  the  estate  ot  Pye  Nest,  built  there 
the  present  mansion.    He  ta.  Miss  Lees,  and  was  father  of 

HnraT-Lns  Bdwabds,  Bsq.  of  Pye  Nest,  who  m.  Lea, 
dau.  of  Joseph  Priestley,  Esq.  of  Whitewindows,  descended 
fh>m  a  very  ancient  Camily  settled  at  Prieetley  and  8 owurby, 
near  Halifiax,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  heir,  the 
present  Hbkrt  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Pye  Neet. 

Arms — As.,  a  b^id,  cotised,  atg.,  ohaiged  with  three 
martlets,  or. 

Crtd — ^A  talbot,  ppr.,  langued,  gu.,  issuant  from  a  mar- 
quess's oorouet,  or. 

Ifotto—Omne  bonum  D«i  donum. 

iSmC— pye  Nest,  HaU£ax. 


EDWARDS  OF  NESS  STRANGE. 

Edwards,  Gboror-Rowland,  Esq.  of  Ness  Strange, 
00.  Salop,  major  H.KLC.S.,  h,  23  June,  1810;  m, 
11  March,  1847,  CatherineJane,  eldest  dau.  of 
Migor-Gen.  Edward  Armstrong,  H.E.LC.S.,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  JoHK,  6.  80  July,  1850. 

n.  Geoige-Rowland,  b.  18  Ftob.  ISM. 

m.  James-Murray,  b.  1  Jan.  ISM. 

I.  Antoinette-Charlotte.  n.  Oathsvlne. 

liltease.— EorioN  Btbll,  Uvlng  in  1182,  Lord  of  Gfyn- 
llaeth,  Montgomeryshire,  and  of  liwynymaen,  Salop,  at  the 
latter  of  whieh  places  he  is  said  to  have  resided,  m.  Arddyn, 
dau.  of  Madoc  Vychan  ap  Modoc,  descended  from  Idnerth 
Benf^^as,  Lord  of  Maesbrook,  and  vres  fiatber  of 

Bhun  ap  Ihioh  ErsLL,  living  in  1221,  who  m.  Elisaboth, 
dau.  of  John,  Lord  Strange  of  Knockyn,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son. 

CraxLTX  AP  Rbuk,  of  Lloran,  in  the  lordship  of  Qyn- 
Uaeth,  who  rebuilt,  in  1230,  the  mansion-houso  of  Lloran, 
as  we  learn  fh>m  some  Welsh  verses,  importing  that  the 
years  from  the  incarnation  of  the  Son  of  God  were  twelve 
hundred  and  three  tens  when  Qyhelyn  founded  a  huge  and 
high  house  of  wood  and  stone.  "  He  erected,"  aays  the 
bard,  "  on  the  banks  of  Barrog,  a  house  that  will  outstind 
the  world.  Let  songs  be  siuig  to  the  amiable  chief  in  the 
halls  of  lioian.**  Cyhelyn  m.  Efo,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
Grono  ap  Cadwgan,  Lord  of  Hen-Yaohe,  in  Uanrhaladr- 
yn-Mochnant,  Montgomeryshire,  descended  from  Ririd, 
younger  son  of  Bleddyn  ap  Cyotyn,  King  of  Powys,  and 
was  fifither  of 

IiYAN  AP  Cthbltk,  of  Llwynymseu  and  Lloran,  can- 
stable  of  Knockyn  Castle,  who,  by  Bfa  his  wifb,  dau.  of 
Adda  np  Awr,  of  Trevor,  had  a  son, 

Madoo  Gooh  ap  Ibvan,  of  Lloran,  who  m.  Llelkl,  dad. 
of  Howel  Goch  ap  Meredith  Vychan,  of  Aberlanat,  in 
Shropshire,  derived  from  Howel,  son  of  Meredith  ap  Bled- 
dyn. Prince  of  Powys,  and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

Madoo  KTrriM  ap  Madoo  Gooh,  of  Lloran  and  Gartheiyr, 
in  Llanrhaiudr-yn-Mochnant.  The  sunuune  of  Kyffin,  borne 
hy  Madoc,  wm  derived  from  a  locality  of  that  name  in  the 
parish  of  Llangedwin,  where  he  had  been  nursed,  and  wis 
assumed  to  distinguish  him  ftrom  his  f  kt^r,  Madoo,  then 
living.  Madoc  Kyffln  m.  twioe:  1st,  TangwysU,  dau.  of 
levan  Yoel  ap  lorwerth,  of  PengeQy,  descended  from  Aleth, 
Lord  of  Dy  vet,  by  whom  he  had  a  son, 

lev  AH  GsTHiir,  of  whom  presently. 

Madoc  Kyffin  m.  2ndly,  a  dau.  of  Griffith  ap  Rhys,  grsat- 
grandson  of  Rhrid  Ylaidd,  Lord  of  Penllyn,  in  Merioneth 
(m<  Mtddsltoh  of  Gwatktkoo),  and  vras,  by  her,  ft^ther 
of  David  Vychan,  ancestor  of  the  Vauohaks,  Earlb  or 
Cabbert,  Vauohans  op  Goldkh  Grotjb,  KTrmrs  or 
Maxnan,  ito.  Madoc  Kyffln  was  «.  by  the  eldest  son  of  his 
first  marriage, 

IKVAN  Gnmv  {TsrribU)  ap  Madoo  Kyffih,  of  Llorsn, 
Gartheryr,  and  Moeliwroh.  He  m.  twioe:  1st,  M-urgaret, 
dau.  of  Llewelyn  ap  Rotpert,  descended  firom  Ednowain 
Bendew,  Lord  of  Tegaingl,  in  Flint,  founder  of  the  thirteen 
noble  tribes  of  North  Wales  and  Powys;  and  2ndly,  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  levan  ap  Madoc  ap  Cadwgan  Wenwys.  By 
the  latter  he  had  a  son, 

MOBRIS  AP  IKVAH  GSTHIH. 

By  his  first  marriage,  levan  Gethin  ap  Madoc  Kyffln  had 
issue. 


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ED  W 

Gs?TnTH  A9  IwtAXt  Grhiv,  of  Llonn,  tnowtor  of  the 
UtnmviTBB  0/ Abertanat^  co.  Sftlop. 
lolyn  ap  levRn  Oethin. 
Iktav  Vtghix  ap  Icyax  QiTHur. 

TheSrdson, 

Ibyah  Vtohah  ap  Ikvax  Grhih,  of  AbMtanst  and 
Ifoeliwrob.  was  direct  anoeetor  of 

Thomas  ap  Llcweltn,  of  CynUaeth,  who  redded  in  Lly* 
Djruwall.iwn.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Griffith  Lloyd,  Beq.  of 
Rigad,  CO.  Heiioneth,  and  was  father  of 

Edwabd  Thomas.  Esq.  of  Trovounen,  who  m.  Mai^gery, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Wycheriey,  Esq.  of  Eyton,  fai  the  oo.  of 
Salop,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

RoBKRT  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Rhydycroeeau,  otherwise  of 
Uedrode,  oo.  Denbigh.  This  gentlemaa  is  the  first  of  the 
femily  who  assumed  a  distinct  surname.  He  m.  Anne, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Robert  Kyffin,  Gent,  of  Qynllaeth,  and  was 
«.  by  his  eldest  eon, 

JoHH  Edwabds,  Biq..  who  purchased  Ness  Strange,  in 
the  CO.  of  Salop.  This  gentleman  was  admitted,  in  1668, 
to  the  freedom  of  Shrewsbury.  He  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  <k 
Thomas  Barnes,  Esq.  of  the  Lowe,  by  whom  (who  d.  in 
1714)  be  had  issue.  Mr.  Edwards  d.  in  Feb.  1709-10,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Bdwabdb,  Esq.  of  Great  Ness,  alias  Ness  Strange, 
in  the  oo.  of  Salop,  who  m,  Ist,  Mary,  dau.  of  Richard 
Muckleston,  Esq.  of  Shrewsbury,  brother  of  the  Recorder 
of  Oswestry;  and  2nd]y,  Mary  Corbet,  a  widow  lady;  by 
the  former  of  whom  (who  d.  1  Jan.  1708)  he  had  (with  a 
dau.,  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Parry)  a  son  and 
■ucoessor, 

John  Edwabds,  Esq.  of  Great  Ness,  aJia$  Ness  Strange, 
i.  19  April.  1701 ;  who  m,  Ist,  in  April,  1736,  Maigaret,  dau. 
of  Robert  Lowndes,  Esq.  of  Winslow.  in  the  oo.  of  Bucks, 
by  Margaret  h!s  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Atcherley,  Esq.  of 
Weston,*  and  had  thiee  sons, 

Rowland,  his  heir. 

John,  twin  with  Rowland,  m.  and  had  issue.  His  son, 
John  Edwabds,  Esq.  of  Dolserey.  oo.  Merioneth;  m. 
Anne,  jsrounger  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  late  Edward 
Edward.  Esq.  of  Cerrig  14wydion.  oo.  Denbigh,  and 
had  an  only  child,  E.-Uoyd  Edwarda,  Esq.,  who  m, 
the  ddest  dau.  of  George-Edward-Beauohamp  Proctor, 
Esq. 

Thomas,  d,  g.  p. 

He  m  2ndly,  in  Dec.  1744,  Mary,  diu.  of  John  Comberback, 
Esq.,  but  by  that  lady  (who  d.  4  Feb.  1764)  had  no  issue. 
Mr.  Edwards  d.  2  June,  1775,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Rowland  Edwabds,  Esq.  of  Ness  Strange,  6.  Sept.  17S8 ; 
who  m.  in  April,  1765,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John  Scott,  Esq. 
of  Shrewsbury,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1781)  had  issue, 
John,  his  heir ;  L3rdia,  who  d.  unni.  in  1830 ;  Mary.  d.  unm. 
to  1795 ;  and  EUsa.  Mr.  Edwards  d.  31  May,  1796,  and  was 
s.  by  his  only  son, 

John  Edwabds,  Esq.  of  Ness  Strange,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
b.  22  Sept.  1773;  m.  2nd  Deo.  1806,  CharUitte-Margaret, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  George  Martin,  vicar  of  Great  Ness,  by  the 
Lady  Mary  Murray  his  wife,  dau.  of  John,  3rd  Duke  of 
Atiioll.  and  by  her  (whu  d.  15  Dec.  1849)  had  issue, 

1.  John,  6. 10  Dec.  1808 ;  d.  %mm.  7  April,  1834. 

IL  Gkobob-Rowlakd,  now  of  Ness  Strange. 

ni.  Rowland,  d.  unm.  22  Nov.  1354. 

IV.  James-Murray,  d.  13  Feb.  1840. 

L  Charlotte,  d.  an  infimt.  u.  Maiy. 

III.  Chariott^  d.  unm.  21  Sept.  1851. 

IV.  Maigaret,  d.  unm.  18  Nov.  1S29. 

V.  Geoigiaua,  m.  20  Aug.  1846^  to  John  Naylor,  Esq. 
Ti.  Eliza,  d.  15  Nov.  1840.  vii.  Amelia-Murray. 
▼lU.  Fkumy,  d.  19  Oct  1853. 

Mr.  Edwards  d.  26  July,  1850. 

.^rm«— Per  fesse,  sa.  and  aig.,  a  lion,  rampant,  counter- 
changed. 
Cmf— Within  a  wrentb,  a  lion,  rampant,  as  in  the  arms. 
Smt—Thib  Hall,  Great  Ness,  near  Shrewsbury. 


EDWARDS  OF  OLD  COURT. 

Edwards,  John*  -  Ktnastom,  Esq.  of  Old  Court, 
oo.  Wioklow,  bHiiiater-at-law,  6.  12  Feb.  1819;  «. 
his  father  17  Feb.  1850. 

i.tne.igr.— Rhodbi  Mawb  (Roderick  the  Great),  who 
became  k'ng  of  all  Wales,  a.d.  843,  loft,  with  other  issue, 
a  younger  son,  Tudwal,  sumamod  Qtoff,  or  tin  latne,  from 


*  By  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  Rowland  Hill,  Esq.  of 
Pawkstoue. 

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RD  W 

a  wound  reeeiv«d  in  battie,  6Ch  in  dtaomt  fkom  wImib  was 
Hbdd  Molwtmoo,  ofaief  of  the  •th  noble  tribe  of  North 
Wales  and  Powys  (son  of  Gnddf  ap  Tymyr  ap  Uawftodedd 
Yar&wg  ap  Alan  ap  Alserap  Tudwal);  be  was  steward  to  him 
kinsman,  David  iqp  Owen  Gwynedd,  and  ''assisted  that 
Pxince  to  cany  fire  and  sword  through  England,  even  to  tba 
walls  of  Coventry.*  He  left  three  sons,  Mentar,  OwiDonesa, 
and  GwBOAi,  firom  the  last  of  whom,  7th  in  descent,  was 
David  (ap  Meredydd  ap  Howel  ap  Bladdsm  ap  Owion  mp 
Rhadfach  mp  Aser  vp  Gwigai) :  "  be  married  an  hfrfress  in 
Brinpohn,  in  the  parish  of  St  Asi^yh,  nest  house  to  ihm 
Lord  Bishop's,"  in  which  kMatity,  in  the  townsliip  of  Biin- 
poUn,  a^oining  the  bishop's  palace,  a  property  was  in  thm 
posseosioo  of  his  descendants  until  about  the  year  17S8, 
when  it  was  disposed  of  by  John  Edwards,  oi  Old  Court. 

Tbomas  Bdwabds,  of  lian  Elwy,  or  St.  Assph,  8th  in 
descent  ftom  David  (and  son  of  Edward  ap  Robert  ap 
Edward  apOfyliydap  Ucm^lmpBMidjnKpDmtidX  m.  8om» 
years  previously  to  1689,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thmnas  lioyd,  of 
Berth,  near  Ruthin,  eo.  Denbigh,  who  was  deaocndsd, 
through  Cyhelyn  mp  Tudor,  from  Tudor  Trevor,  Eaii  of 
Hereford,  living  a.d.  994 :  by  her  he  left  issue,  Riohabd  and 
Mary,  the  latter  of  whom  was  m.  to  —  Woolhooae,  and  had 
issue.  Thomas  Edwards,  d,  17  Deo.  1668,  at  fjandaff,  in 
South  Wales,  where  he  was  buried  in  the  cathedral,  andwns 
«.  by  his  son, 

RfOHABD  Edwabds,  Esq.  of  Old  Court,  who  had  removed 
to  Ireland;  he  m.  Istly,  about  the  year  1666^  Elisabeth,  dau. 
and  (by  the  death  of  her  brother,  Capt.  Roger  Kynaaton, 
in  1667)  hehress  of  Colonel  John  Kynaston,  who,  with  his 
regimoit  of  Welsh  foot,  landed  in  Irdand,  7  June,  1647, 
accompanying  the  Commissioners  fkt>m  the  Parliament,  who 
had  oome  to  treat  with  the  Marquees  of  Ormond,  Lord 
Lieutenant,  for  the  surrender  of  Dublin,  having  for  seversl 
years  previously  served  in  the  wars  of  England,  and  in 
the  expedition  for  reducing  North  Wales  to  the  obedtenee 
of  Parliament.  Colonel  Kynaston  was  3rd  son  of  Ralph 
Kynaston,  B.D.,  «tf>ap1ain  to  King  Jaxbb  I.,  and  yuungeat 
son  of  Roger  Kynaston,  Esq.  of  Morton,  oo.  Salop,  who  was 
younger  brother  of  Edward  Kynaston,  Esq.  (from  vHunn 
deeoended  the  family  of  Kynaston,  Barts.)  and  son  of  Hum- 
phrey Kynaston,  Esq.,  who  was  son  (by  his  wife  Elizabeth, 
dau  of  Henry  Grey,*  Baron  Powys,  and  Earl  of  Tankerville, 
in  Normandy)  of  Sir  Roger  Kynaston,  Knt.  of  Hordley.  oo. 
Salop,  descended  from  lorwerth  Goch,  younger  son  of 
Meredith  ap  Bleddyn,  Prince  of  Powys  ($ee  MAiirwABixo  ^ 
Ottlty).  Colonel  Kynaston  d.  a.d.  1649,  aged  39,  and  after 
his  decease,  in  consideration  of  militaiy  pay  due  at  his 
death,  a  grant  of  land,  of  which  Old  Court  formed  a 
portion,  WAS  made  to  his  rehct,  Elisabeth,  for  the  use 
of  his  family,  and  afterwards  confirmed  by  patent,  tcaij». 
Chablxs  II.,  to  his  dau.  and  heirees,  Euzabbth,  and  her 
husband  Righabd  Edwabds. 

The  issue  of  Richard  Edwards'  first  marriage  was  Richard ; 
John  Kynaston,  d.  i.  p. ;  Thomss  (who  m.  and  had  issue 
Richard,  who  d.  •.  p.);  Anne,  m.  to  Capt.  Bei\jamin  Hunt; 
and  Maiy,  m.  Richard  Bourne.  He  m.  2ndly,  Pendope^ 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Wolseley,  Bart,  of  Wolaeley,  in 
Staflbrdshire,  and  relict  of  —  Fountaine,  Esq.,  but  by  her 
left  no  issue ;  he  vras  dispossessed  of  Old  Court  by  the 
partisans  of  King  Jambb  II.,  but  rainstated  afier  the  battie 
of  the  Boyne.  He  d.  in  1693,  and  was  $,  by  his  eldest 
son, 

Riohabd  Edwabds,  Esq.  of  Old  Court,  M.P.  for  Wicklow, 
6.  1659,  and  m.  16S2,  his  ^epmother^  niece,  Mary,  2nd  dau. 
of  Sir  Charles  Wolseley,  Bart,  of  Wolseley,  but  dying  with- 
out issue  in  1723,  he  was  «.  by  his  only  survivmg  brother, 

JoHX  Edwabds,  Eeq.  of  Old  Court,  b.  in  1665,  who  m.  in 
1697,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  James  Butler.  Eeq.  of  RatheUlne^ 
CO.  Carlow,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  (with  others  who  died 
young)  James ;  John,  d.  warn,  in  1749 ;  Mary,  m.  Joseph 
Bomard,  Esq.,  of  which  marriage  descended  the  fiunily  of 
Bkbvabd  0/  Cattlt  Bernard,  King's  Co. ;  EUaabeth,  m. 
85  Feb.,  17*27,  Mark  Whyte,  Eeq.  {$(€  Whttb  of  Nnotovn 
Manor);  Jane,  m.  John  Hardy;  and  Grace,  m.  William 
Pleasants.  Eeq  of  Kno<^beg,  co.  Oailow.  He  d.  in  17S8, 
and  vras  «.  by  his  son. 

Jambs  Edwabdo,  Esq.  of  Old  Court,  6.  circa  1706,  who 


*  Henry  Grey.  Earl  of  TankervilleL  was  in  a  female  line 
descended  (torn,  and  reiiresentativc  or,  the  Priuceb  of  Powys 
Wcnwynwyn  («e«  HuoHEs  of  6w€rtta$) ;  he  also  derived  tram 
Gundred,  dHii.  of  William  the  Cononoi-or,  as  well  as  fhnn 
Jo;iii  PUuitaigouet,  the  Fair  Moid  of  Kent,  dau.  and  heiren 
of  Edmimd,  Earl  of  Kent,  son  of  Edwabd  I.,  tvom  wltom 
Sir  Roger  Kynastou'sdosoundauts  quarter  the  Plantagenot 
onus. 


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EOE 

«».  S9  TSfor,  1760,  Ann,  Snd  d«i.  of  ThomM  TeniMO,  Eiq., 
8id'flan  of  Rtohaid  TonSson,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Meoth,  and  h«d, 
L  JoHV,  his  heir. 

IL  Jamot.  oapt.  in  the  wemj,  m.  Chariotte,  dau.  of  William 
Sbxxgeon.  Eaq ,  by  his  wife,  the  Lady  Henrietta- AlicU 
'Wenrworth,  dau.  of  the  Harquess  of  Roddugham,  by 
whom  there  were  issue, 
1  JAMJm,  of  Ballyronan,  oo.  Wicklow. 
8  John,  of  KnofUurobin,  co.  Wicklow. 
8  Teuison,  of  the  Inner  Temple. 
1  Henrietta-Alicia.  8  AnnA-Gharlotte. 

8  Agnes-Blisabeth.  4  Maria. 

5  Prunoes-Dorothea  (deo.X  »).  to  Marcus  Maingay.  Bsq. 

6  Elizabeth-Charlotte,  m.  to  Francis  Green,  Bsq. 

III.  Tenison,  capt.  in  the  army,  i».  Charity,  dan.  <^  John 
Barrington,  Bsq.  of  Castle  wood.  Queen's  Co..  by  whom 
he  lea  Issue,  Charity.  i».  Philip-Henry  Crampton,  Esq. ; 
Annaheila,  m.  Viscount  Glentworth,  by  whom  she  is 
mother  of  the  present  Bari  of  Umericdc. 
I.  Alicia,  M.  John  Barrington,  Bsq.  of  Oastlewood,  Queen's 
County. 
James  Edwards  d.  in  1780,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

LuDT.-CoL.  JoHH  Bdwabm,  of  Old  Court,  6.  in  1751, 
who  m.  in  Jan.  1730,  Charlotte,  6th  dau.  of  John  Wright, 
Bsq.  of  Nottingham,  and  sister  of  John  Wright,  Esq.  of 
Lenton  Hall,  Notts,  by  whom  he  Ml  issue, 
I.  jAiUB-KTirASTGV.  o.  Richard,  d,  wtm. 


in.  Wright,  lieut  68th  regt,  severely  wounded  at  8t.  8o- 
bHstian,  m.  1828,  Barah,  widow  of  Capt.  Jones,  and  has 
issue. 


I.  Anne,  m.  Henxy-Bugene  Perrin,  Bsq.  of  Dublin,  d.  leav- 
ing issue,  n.  Mary-lAicy. 
He  d.  in  1882,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jambs-Kthabtoit  Bdwa&ds,  Esq.  of  Old  Court,  mi^or  in 
the  Wicklow  miUtia,  6.  12  Dec  1780,  m.  18  April,  1818, 
£mily,  dan.  of  Henry  Smith,  Esq.  of  Beabeg,  co.  Heath, 
and  had  issue, 
I.  JoHH-KTWAnoH,  now  of  Old  Court, 
n.  Henry-Bt  George,  m.  6  Oct  1864.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
St.  George  Smit^  Bsq.  of  Greenhills^  oo.  Louth,  which 
ladv  d.  in  1866. 
ni.  James-Tenison. 

1.  Emiiy,  m.  the  Rev.  Richard  VerschoyK  vicar  of  Caxling- 
ford,  oo.  Louth. 

n.  Charlotte-Matnda.  in.  Elizabeth. 

He  d.  17  Feb.  1860,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present 
JoHV-KTVAVTOir  Bdwabm,  Esq.  of  Old  Court 

^nns— Those  of  Hedd  Molwynog,  (sa.,  a  stag,  passant, 
aig.,  attired  aud  unguled,  or),  changed  as  to  colours,  viz. : 
vert,  a  stag  passant,  or,  attired  and  unguled.  aig. ;  with,  as 
an  augmentation,  in  1083,  on  a  chief,  aig.,  three  ftuoons,  ppr.; 
quartering  for  Ktnastoh,  diflG9ranced  with  a  crescent: 
quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  erm.,  a  chevron,  gu. ;  2nd  and  Srd, 
arg.,  a  Hon  rampant  sa.  Itbo  Black  Lion  of  Powys).  Among 
the  quarterings  to  whicn  the  fSunily  is  entitled  is  that  of 

pLAMTAOBirKT. 

Crat»—A  lion's  head  erased,  ermines,  between  two  palm- 
branches  issuing  out  of  a  wreath,  ppr..  mantled,  gu., 
doubled,  arg.,  for  EnwAnns;  and  an  armed  arm  and  hand, 
holdhig  a  sword  within  a  sun.  proper,  for  Kthaston. 

lfo«ee«— Heb  Dduw  heb  ddim,  Dduw  a  digon,  L  c.  Every- 
thing  with  God,  nothing  without  God.  for  Bdwa&ds  ;  and 
Honor  potestate  honorantis  for  KTHAsroir. 

8tatr-Old  Courts  oo.  Wicklow. 

EGERTON  OF  TATTON  PARK. 

EoBBTOK,  WiLUAM-TATfON,  Esq.  of  Tatton  Park, 
oo.  Chester,  M.P.  for  Cheshire,  b.  30  Dec  1806 ;  m. 
18  Dec  1880,  Lady  Charlotte  •  Elizabeth  -  Loans, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  2nd  Blarqueas  of  Ely,  and  has, 

L  WiLBBAHAM,  6. 19  Jon.  1882. 

n.  Alan-De-Tatton,  b.  1846.    in.  Loftus-Charles,  6.  1840. 

I.  Biisibeth-Anna-M.iria-Birbara. 

n.  Alioe-Miiy.  m.  Emily-Marian. 

IV.  Betitnx-Luda-Catherine. 

ILuitSSt.— Sakusl  Eoebtok,  Bsq.  of  Tatton  Faric,  h. 
28  Dec  1711  (son  of  Juhn  EgerUm,  Bsq.  of  Tatton,  by  Eliza- 
beth, his  wife,  dau.  of  Samuel  Barbour,  Esq.,  and  grandson 
of  the  Honourable  Thomas  Bgerton.  of  Tatton,  Srd  son  of 
John  Egcrton,  2nd  Earl  of  Biidgewater),  m.  Beatrix, 
youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Rev.  Juhn  Copley,  of 
Battly,  rector  of  Blmley,  in  Torkshire,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
in  April,  1755,  had  an  only  dau.,  Beatrix,  who  i».  Daniel 
Wilson,  Esq  of  D.ilham  Tuwer,  in  Westmoreland,  but  predo- 
oeosed  her  fkther,  without  surviving  issue.  Mr.  Egcrton  d. 
himself  10  Feb.  17S0,  advanced  in  ye.irs,  having  been  one  of 
the  rciHresontativcs  in  that  aud  tlie  three  preceding  parlia- 
ments for  tbe  CO.  of  Clicster.  He  devisod  his  estates  with 
divors  remainders  in  uil  to  his  only  sister, 
841 


ELD 

Hnna  Bocbtov,  who  had  m.  in  May,  1747,  William 

Tatton,  Esq.  of  Withenshaw,  but  who,  upon  inheriting  her 
brother's  possessions,  resumed,  by  sign-mAnual,  8  My, 
1780,  her  nkdden  nunc.  She  d.  the  9th  of  the  following 
July,  leaving  a  dau.,  Elizabeth  Tatton,  the  wife  of  Sir  Chris- 
topher fi^kes,  Bart  of  Sledmere,  M.P.,  and  a  son  and  suo- 


Wiluam-Tattov  Egsbtoh,  Bsq.  of  Tatton  and  Withen- 
shaw, 6.  9  May,  1740.  This  gentleman  represented  the  oo. 
of  Chester  in  Parliunent.  He  m.  thrice  (lec  Familp  of 
TattonX  and  dying  in  1806,  was  «.  in  the  Fgerton  estates  by 
his  eldest  surviving  son  (by  Mary,  his  2ad  wife,  dau.  of 
Richard  Wilbriham  Bootle,  Esq.), 

WiLBBAHAM  EoBBTOK,  Esq.  of  Tattou,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
M.P.  for  Cheshire,  lieut -col.  of  the  yeomanry  cavalry,  lieut - 
col.  of  the  local  militi-i,  and  higfa-sheriflT  in  1808,  6.  1  Sept 
1781 ;  m.  11  Jan,  1806,  his  first  cousin,  Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of 
Sir  Christopher  Sykes,  Bart,  of  Sledmere  House,  Torkshire, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  28  April,  1863),  had  issue, 

Wiluax-Tatton,  now  of  Tatton. 

WUbraham,  m^or  4Srd  Light  Infontry,  6.  81  May,  1808: 
d.  10  April,  1848. 

Thomas,  6.  16  Nov.  1809. 

M  irk,  6.  27  Jan.  1815,  and  d.  28  Dec.  1831. 

Edward-Christopher.  M.P.,  b.  27  July,  1816;  m,  1845, 
Lady  Mary  Pierrepont,  dau.  of  Barl  Manven,  and  has 
issue. 

Charies-Bandle,  b.  12  May,  1818. 

Charlotte-Lucy-Beatrix. 
Col.  %erton,  d.  25  April,  1856. 

^rms— Aig.,  a  lion,  ^^ampant»  gu.,  between  three  pheons^ 
sa. 

(7m<->0n  a  chapean,  gu.,  turned  up^  erm.,  a  lion,  ram- 
pant, gu.,  supporting  a  dart^  otgent 

MoUo—Sic  donee. 

iSeiU— Tatton  Park,  near  Knutsford. 


ELD  OF  SEIQHFORD  HALU 

Eld,  Francib,  Esq.  of  Seighford  Hall,  co.  Stafford, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  0  July,  1796;  «.  his  father  n 
1855. 

Unease. — RiOHABn  Eldb,  Bsq.  of  Syford,  co.  Stafford, 
descended  firom  the  Eldes,  of  Boughton,  co.  Derby,  treasurer 
and  steward  of  the  household  to  Walter,  Eirl  of  Essex,  earl- 
marshal  of  Ireland,  and  paym  ister  of  the  Forces  in  Ulster, 
had  a  grant  of  arms  for  his  services  in  Irel  md,  from  NIcUoHm 
Narbome,  Ulster  king  of  arms,  16  Qukkm  Elueabbth,  a.d. 
1574.  He  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  John  Wrottealey,  Esq.,  and 
Elizabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Astley,  Esq.  of  Pate- 
shal],  and  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Gilbert  Talbot,  and  by 
this  lady  (who  was  buried  15  June,  1018)  had  a  son,  Riohabo^ 
father,  by  Margaret,  his  wife,  dan.  of  Sir  Thomas  Crompton, 
Kut  of  Cresswell  Etell,  co.  Stafford,  of  Fbamois  Elde,  Esq. 
of  Syford,  whose  eldest  son,  Fbakois,  had,  by  his  2ud  wife, 
Maiy,  dau.  of  John  Qrove,  Bsq.  of  Bowley,  a  son, 

John  Elds,  Esq.  of  Dorldng.  oo.  Surrey,  who.  at  the 
death  of  his  half-brother,  Erancis  Elde,  Bsq.  of  Holghford, 
Mjster  in  Chanoeiy,  became  possessed  of  Seighford,  co.  Staf- 
ford. He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Holbrooke,  Esq.,  and  widow 
of  Rowland  Cotton,  Esq.  of  EtwaU,  and  d.  16  April,  1796, 
aged  92,  leaving  a  dau.,  Catherine,  m.  to  Dr.  Kirby,  of  Dork- 
ing, 00.  Surrey,  and  a  son  and  h-dr,  , 

Fbancis  Eld,  Esq.  of  Seighford,  6.  in  1736,  who  was  buried 
at  Seighford,  17  July,  1817,  aged  81,  having  had,  by  Elisa- 
beth, his  wife  (who  d.  8  Jan.  188SX 

I.  Fbancis,  his  heir. 

II.  Richaxd,  6.  9  Oct  1778.  d.  ta  1887. 

III.  John.  b.  16  July,  1779,  ta.  17  Nov.  1807,  the  Hon. 
Louiso^Sarah-Sidney  Smyth,  dau.  of  Lionel,  7th  Visoount 
Straugford,  and  dying  Dec.  1855,  leaving  issue, 

Liouel-Percy-Denham,  6. 9  Deo.  1808,  nu^or  H.  B.  I.  Co.'s 
service. 
lY.  Stanton,  b.  20  Jan.  1782,  d.  in  Jan.  1800. 
y.  William,  of  Fiadswoll  Hall,  6.  26  Aug.  1783,  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  William  Keene,  Esq.  of  Rowley,  co.  Stafford,  and 
has, 
Howard,  bapt  4  Jan.  1816. 
Yi.  Charles-Howani,  6.  20  April,  1786,  d.  13  May,  1807. 
Y1I.  Thomas,  b.  in  1786,  d.  in  1844,  leaving  issue,  Thomas 
and  Rose. 

I.  Mary-Aime,  m.  to  GeoiKe  Durant,  Esq.  of  TOng  Castle, 
and  t£  in  1829. 

II.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Chambers,  Esq.  capt  in  the  10th 
hussars. 

The  eldest  son, 
Fbakcis  Elo,  Esq.  of  Seighford  HaU,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  bapt 


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E  LE 

80  Jtme,  inS;  faigh^eriff  ISfll;  fti.  Mnj,  daiL  of  Jolm 
Mootham,  Esq.  of  PerQy-street>  Landtm;  and  d,  6  Jan. 
1856,  having  had ' 


Peanois,  now  of  Seffffafoid  IWL  Oeoive,  b.  1798. 

Fraderick,  ool.  in  tba  army.  6.  S  April,  18(» ;  «.  Annie, 

dau.  of  tho  late  Dr.  Middleton,  of  Chm  Town,  and  Imb 

a  dau.,  GedUarFraderioa. 

John,  d.  U  Feb.  1880.  Biehard,  6. 1808. 

Edward,  b.  1806. 
Mary. 
Chariottei  m.  Ueat-CoL  Andrew-Hyadnth  Kirwan,  Esq., 

andhasusott. 
CaroUne-EllKa,  m.  10  Jan.  1860,  to  the  Ber.  Joa.  Thompson, 

vicar  of  Seighford. 

Arm^^Axg.,  a  ehevron,  between  three  partridges,  dose, 
ppr. 

Crett^A  &lcon,  rising,  or,  beaked,  membeced.  Jessed,  and 
belted,  gu,  his  mouth  embrued,  of  tne  last. 

fietK-^dghford  Hall,  near  Staflbrd. 


ELEBS  OF  CHELSEA. 

Elers,  The  Riy.  Carkw-Thomab,  B.D.,  rector  and 
patron  of  Riahanglee,  Suffolkf  and  vicar  of  Bicken, 
hill,  Warwickshire,  b,  81  Dec  1790;  m.  in  1821 
Sarah,  youngest  dan.  of  Charlea  P^Jzner,  Eeq.  of 
Coleshill,  Warwickshire,  and  has  iflsue, 

I.  Caxucw-Thoxas,  of  the  Middle  Temi^e,  6.  in  18S0. 

n.  Walter. 

X.  Sarah-Elisabeth.  u.  Charlotte.  m.  Louisa. 

l.{nta(((. — ^Pbtbe  Blxbs,  of  the'andent  baronial  fiunily 
of  that  nams^  ndgrsled  item  Qvmvmy,  and  oame  over  to 
this  oountiy  at  the  time  when  Oaoioa  L  was  called  to  the 
thr  jue.    His  only  son, 

Pxm  BuERS,  Esq.,  J.P.  for  Middlesex,  who  ».  fai  1715, 
Dorothy,  younger  dau.  of  Thomas  Carew,  Esq.  of  Garew 
Castle,  Pembrokeshire,  and  sister  of  Thomas  Csrew,  Esq.  of 
Crowoombe  Court,  Somersetshire,  settled  at  Chelse\  of 
whidi  piaoe  he  became  a  eonsldaiable  pn^rietor.  He  was 
buried  in  the  south  oloisters  of  Westminster  Abbey,  in 
March,  1753,  and  his  wife  Dorothy  in  the  same  place  some 
years  previously.  Of  this  marriage  there  was  issue,  a  dau., 
Ann,  b.  in  1717,  m.  to  William  Poston,  Esq.,  and  d.  $,  p.,  and 
an  only  son, 

Oborob  Elbbs,  Esq.  of  Chelsea,  and  of  the  Middle  Temple, 
6.  in  1730,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  sole  hdr  of  Peter  Charon,* 
Esq.     He  d.  1784,  and  was  buried  at  Chelsea,  leaving  issue^ 

Cabbw,  his  heir. 

Peter,  rector  and  patron  of  RishangkMi,  Bnilblk,  rector  of 
Addington,  Kent,  and  domestic  chaplain  to  his  late 
Mi^osty,  when  Duke  of  Clareace :  d,  tMWM.  in  1880,  buried 
at  Admngton. 

Charlotte,  6.  in  1781,  m.  John  Peyto  Shrubb,  Esq.,  and  d. 
in  1880,  leaving  issue. 

The  elder  son, 

Cabbw  Elebs,  Esq..  6.  in  1755^  m.  Susanna,  dau.  and  even- 
tual heii  of  William  Farrow,  Eeq.  of  Monkseldgfa  and  Cock- 
fleld,  Suffolk.  He  d.  1821,  and  was  buried  at  Chelsea,  leav- 
ing issue, 

I.  Cabsw-Thom AS,  the  present  head  of  the  funily. 

II.  William,  of  Oldbury,  Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  who  m.  in 
1828,  Susanna,  youngeet  dun.  of  John-Peyto  Shrubb, 
Esq.  of  Meristwood,  near  Guildford,  Surrey,  and  has 
issue, 

1  WilUam-Shrubb.  S  Frederick-Wadham. 

8  Henry-Edward. 

1  Emily.  S  Isabella-Susannah. 

8  Augiista-Mary. 
UT.  George,  of  Springfield  Lodge,  near  Taunton,  b.  9  Nov. 
1808,  m.  14  July,  1881,  Emma,  youngest  dau.  of  John  le 
Orice,  Esq.  of  Bury  St.  Edmund's,  and  has  issue, 
1  Chablbs-Obobob,  ft.  9  Feb.  1888. 
1  Bosa.  2  Harriet.  8  Laura. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  George-John  Gibeon,  Esq.  of  Bnidston 
Brook,  Surrey*  and  Btandgate  Lodge,  Sussex,  and  has 
issue, 
1  George, 
n.  Caroline.  m.  Sophia.  rv.  Mary. 

Arm$—A  gyronny  of  twelve  pieces,  aigent  and  gules,  in 
the  centre  point  an  inesoocheon,  or. 

Crat — An  esoocheon  of  the  arms  between  two  doves' 
winn,  proper. 

i/o{<e--01oria  vtrtutis  umbra. 

*  This  French  Protestant  flimily  sought  renigoln  England, 
in  consequence  of  tho  revocation  of  tho  Edict  of  Knntx.  and 
1-cfiidod  nt  CIioIboo.  They  boro  for  armorial  eusigiis,  aiguut, 
throe  stars,  sabte. 

342  I 


ELL 

ELIOT,  FORMERLY  OF  BUSBRIDGE.  • 

Eliot,  Thb  Ret.  Lawrbncb- William,  rector  of 

Peper  Harow,  co.  Surrey,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 16  March, 

1777;  m,  in  ISll,  liatilda-Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Henry 

Halaey,  Esq.  of  Henly  Park,  oo.  Surrey,  and  has 

iasue  surviying, 

L  WiLLiAM-LAWBEiraa,  In  holy  orders,  b.  17  July,  ISIS, 

m.  in  184S,  BU»beth,  second  dau.  of  C.  Woodyer,  Esq. 

of  Guilford,  Surrey. 

n.  Oeoige,  ft.  90  Nov.  1619, ».  in  184S,  Louisa,  eldest  dan. 

of  M.-WaUer  Clifton,  Esq.  of  AcMtnttnd,  F.B.S. 
m.  John,  E.LCo.'s  BengpU  Artilleiy.  it.  Heniy. 
L  MatUda.  n.  Maiy. 

EflUage.-^OHH  Euot,  Esq.  of  Godalming,  (gnat- 
grandson  of  Thomss  Blyott,  of  Wooersh,  fllaaer  of  the 
King's  Bench  for  Surray  and  Sussex,  sad  derk  of  the  peace 
for  the  former  in  the  reigns  of  HmT  YI.  and  Edwasd  IV.,) 
purchased  the  estate  of  Busbridge,  firom  James  do  Bush- 
bridge,  in  the  1  itter  port  of  Homr  YIIL's  reign.  From  his 
son,  LA.WiUDroB  EuoT,  who  aooompanied  Sir  Francis  Drake 
in  his  voyHge  round  the  worid,  and  d.  7  Nov.  1582,  deriTed 
the  EuoTS,  qf  Butbridge^  whose  male  representative, 

Thb  Bbv.  Edward  Suot,  rector  of  Hambledon  (son  of 
the  Bev.  Edwnrd  Eliot,  of  Dunsfold,  and  grandson  of  Sir 
William  Eliot,  of  BusbridgeX  «».  Mary  Longhunt,  relict  of 
Thomas  Chandler,  Esq.,  and  d,  7  Aug.  1790,  sged  fifty-nine, 
having  had  issue,  with  two  sons,  Edward  and  Thomas,  who 
both  d.  imm.,  another  son,  the  present  Bar.  Lawbbkob- 
WiLUAX  EuoT,  and  two  daus.,  Catherine,  and  Maria,  wife 
ofDoUman. 

^rsu— Quarterty :  1st  and  4th,  as.,  a  fbese,  or ;  2nd  and 
8rd,  or,  two  bars,  gu.,  and  in  diief,  three  cresoentSk  of  the 
field. 

CV^  — A  griffin's  head,  oouped,  wings  endorsed,  aa., 
collared,  azg. 

ELLIOT  OF  BARLEY  HOUSE. 

Elliot,  Johh,  Esq.  of  Bariey  House,  Plymouth, 
lord  of  the  manor  of  Leigham  Egg  Buckland, 
Devon,  D.L.-colonel,  retired  list,  Bengal  army,  6. 
22  Jan.  1787;  m.  9  Aug.  1832,  Catharine-Charlotte, 
dau.  of  the  late  Androw  Tracy,  Esq.,  and  Sarah 
Moore  hiB  wife. 

ILCtltXJlf  • — Jamxs  Eluot,  Esq.,  son  of  James  ElUot  and 
Elizabeth  Oldrieve,  his  wife,  m.  in  Ms^,  1782.  Elizabeth  Cole, 
and  d.  80  March,  1831,  leaving  a  son,  the  present  Cul.  Elliot, 
of  Barley  Honse^  and  two  daus.,  Sarah,  m.  to  the  late  Wil- 
liam Square,  Esq.,  and  Mrtiy,  m.  to  the  late  William  EUiotk 
Esq.  of  Kingsbridge,  Devon. 
and — ^Bariey  House^  Plymouth. 


ELLIOT  OF  BINFIELD  PARK. 

Eluot,  Qboroe-Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Binfield  Park, 
Berks,  and  of  Stonehouae,  co.  Gloucester,  lieut.-col. 
Berks  militia,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  in  1789 ;  «.  5  March, 
1812,  Mary -Josephine,  dau.  of  Qen.  Sir  James  Hay, 
colonel  of  the  2nd  dragoon-guardd,  and  has  isKue, 

I.  Qbokgk-Hcnrt,  oapt  tod  Dragoon-guards,  6.  87  Feb. 
1813. 

L  Mary-Jos^hlne.        n.  Louisa-Orace        ui.  Caroline. 

SrClKAge. — ^Thb  Bbv.  GaoBax-HBirRT  Glassb,  A.M., 
rector  of  H.mwcll,  oo.  Middlesex,  chaplain  to  the  Dnke  of 
Cambridge,  and  a  magistrate  for  Middlesex,  6.  1  Sept.  1760 
(son  of  the  Bev.  Samuel  Olasse,  D.D.,  rector  of  Hanvrell, 
chaplain-in-ordinary  to  King  OaoaaB  III.,  by  Hannah,  his 
wife,  sister  and  oo-heir  of  Giles  Clutterbuck,  Esq.  of  Mill 
End,  00.  Gloucester,  snd  grandson  of  the  Bev.  Bid&axd 
Glasse,  A.M.,  vicar  of  Pnrton,  Wilts,  by  Elisabeth,  his  vrife. 
dau.  of  the  Bev.  Samuel  AmoldX  si.  1st,  S4  Nov.  1788; 
Hannah,  dau.  of  Thomas  Fletoher.  Esq.  of  Ealing,  oo.  Mid- 
dlesex, and  by  her.  who  d.  at  Clifton,  14  June,  and  was 
buried  at  Hanwell,  5  July,  1803,  aged  forty  two^  had  iasue^ 
GaonoB-HEKBT,  his  h<dr. 

Arthur-Heniy,  in  holy  orders,  chapbin  to  the  Duke  of 
Cambridge,  b.  8  Aug.,  and  bapt.  at  Hanwoll,  27  SopL 
1708.  died  leaving,  by  Isabel-Caroline,  his  wife,  a  posthu- 
mous d;iu., 

Caroline-Oatharina.  b.  Ifi  Feb.  1841. 
Cat-olino,  m.  at  Hauwoll,  11  May,  1805,  to  Thomas  Hume, 
M.D.,  physician  to  the  Forces. 


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ELL 

BmoM-Maiigwety  m.  to  WnL-Papwell  Brfgstoek,  Hsq.  of 

Birdcombe  Court,  oo.  Somenet,  late  M.P.  f<»r  tho  eanem 

division  of  that  shire. 
BU«n-Clara,  m.  to  WilUam  Johnson,  Esq.,  barrister-at-Iaw, 

of  Qreic^  AToren,  Queen's  County,  eldest  son  of  the  Hon. 

Justica  Johnson. 
Mary-Louisa,  who  assumed  the  name  of  Bhawe,  by  the 

King's  letters-patent,  m.  to  James  OrlfBth,  Bsq. 
Mr.  Olasse  m.  2ndly,  IS  May,  1806,  at  Shome,  oo.  Kent, 
laUurxiet,  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Whedor,  Bsq.  of  Wateiford, 
of  the  Boyal  Marines,  by  flnsanna,  his  wife,  dan.  of  John 
Eadden,  Esq.,  esptsin  in  tha  same  ooxps,  and  had  by  her 
(wiko  m,  2ndly,  Commodore  Sir  John-James-Oordon  Bremer, 
K.C.B.  and  K.aH.,  of  the  Prioiy,  Compton  Oiflbrd,  Deron,) 
one  son, 
Frederick-Henxy-Hsstings,  oapt  B.N.,  6.  11  AprO,  and 

bapt.  at  HanweU,  87  June^  180«. 
Mr.  eJaase  d.  SI  Oet  1800,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  who 
assumod  the  surname  of  Bluot  and  is  the  present  OaoBOB- 
HBOtT  Sluot,  Bsq.  of  Binfleld  Park. 

ArmM  of  Bluot— Xnn.,  a  ksse^  as.,  witti  two  double  oot- 
tises,  inaented,  vert 

Amu  qf  QuLBen^Arg.,  alleu]>de-lis  between  three  mullets, 
within  a  bordure,  gu. 

Orat  of  Elliot— An  alephanfk  head,  arg.,  erased,  gn., 
about  the  nock  two  banrulets,  invected,  Tert. 

Crat  qf  QtJLBSK—A  meanoaid,  holding  a  looking-glass  and  a 
comb  in  her  hand,  ppr. 

&a<— Binfield  Farl^  Berks. 


ELLIS  OP  WYDDIAL  HALL. 

Ems,  Oharleb  Hbaton,  Esq.  of  Wvddial  Hall, 
Herts,  6.  14  Aug.  1789;  m.  80  Oct  1819,  Louisa, 
eldest  dao.  of  Sir  J.-H.  Stracey,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Ghabub^ohv,  6.  llth  April,  1880,  in  H.  M.'a  9th 
lanoera. 

II.  Bdward-Heniy-firabaion,  ft.  19th  May,  18SI,  of  Bxeter 
College,  Oxford. 

And  seToial  daughters. 

Mr.  ElBs  was  called  to  the  bar  in  June,  1821. 

EClUXgt*— Thefomilyof  BlUs,  of  Abhoy.  co.  FUnt,  with 
its  loanchee  at  the  Wem  and  Pickill,  is  of  groat  antiqxiity  in 
Korth  Wales,  as  appears  by  the  Visitations  in  the  Heralds' 
OtBot  and  the  gen^ogy  collected  by  Owen  Salusbuiy,  of 
Bfig,  Esq.,  and  Robert  Davies,  of  Owysaney,  and  continued 
to  the  year  16M,  by  John  Salusbury  de  Exbystooke,  Esq.  A 
small  portion  of  the  old  fiimily  estate  is  still  in  Mr.  Ellis's 
possession,  under  difTerent  entails.  The  direct  ancestor  of 
the  &mily  was  Tyngad  (2nd  son  of  Tudyr  Trevor  and  Ang- 
harad,  dau.  of  Howel  DhaX  who  succeeded  to  the  Srd  part  of 
his  father's  estate,  by  the  law  of  Oavel  kind.  His  grandson, 
Kenriek  (son  ot  Bhiwallon),  a  nobleman  in  Bromfield  and 
Lord  of  Wbittington,  m.  Tuda,  dau.  of  Ivor,  Lord  of  Rh^ 
and  was  slain  in  the  defence  <^  his  country  against  the  Bng^ 
lirii,  &th  Dec.  1078.  Bdnyved,  his  2nd  son,  m.  Owladys,  dau. 
of  Aldred  ap  Grono,  Lord  of  Englefield  and  of  the  15  tribes  or 
chief  houaea.  His  grmdaon,  BDarTYRD,  m.  Jonet,  dan.  of 
Sys  Vyohan,  Lord  of  South  Wales.  Their  son,  Llbwellbit- 
OteB,  m.  Lettioe,  dan.  of  Sir  Bichard  Monley,  Knt.  IntWBTH, 
their  gieat  grandson,  n.  Jonet,  dau.  of  Madoc  Kynaston, 
of  Kynaston  and  Caehowel,  and  was  succeeded  by 

MoBOAV,  of  Alihey,  temp.  Edwabd  VI.  Ricbabd  ap 
BowvL,  grandson  of  Moxgan,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  heir  of 
BlUa.  son  of  Ellis  Eyton,  of  Ruabon,  hy  Panel,  dau.  of  Sir 
WilH'un  Bulkley,  Knt  Eixn  ap  Richabd,  son  and  heir  of 
Richard  ap  Howel,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Hanmer. 
Ralph  Ellis,  of  Ahrfaey,  th^  5th  son,  ta.  Jane,  dau.  of  S. 
Oiyflith,  of  Orerton,  gent.,  and  was  succeeded  by  Thomas 
Blub,  wiio  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  O.  Salusbuiy,  of  Erbystock,  by 
Maiy,  dau.  of  ThomaaGrosrenor,  s<m  and  heir  of  Sir  Thomas 
Orosrenor,  of  Baton,  Knt.  AHmtBW  Ellu,  onty  son  of 
Thomas,  m.  Aime,  dau.  of  Robert  ap  Richard,  of  Hattdn.  heir 
to  hia  uncle,  John,  fdio  died  in  1664.  Jomf  Ellis,  2nd  son 
of  Andrew,  of  Brasenose  College,  Oxford,  m.  KAtheriue,  dau. 
of  R  KiogsmAn.  of  Overton,  in  Wilts,  and  d.  9th  July,  1740. 
Their  son,  Jomr  Ellis,  6.  Aug.  1688  O.S.,  Fellow  of  Brase- 
nose College  and  D.D.,  m.  Maigretta,  Snd  dau.  of  Thomas 
Fhipps,  Esq.  of  Heywood,  WUts,  M.P.  Dr.  EUis  died  7th 
Oet.  1764  N.8  His  youngest  s<m,  Wiluax,  Oovemor  of 
Patna,k)St  his  life  in  the  missaorethers^  5th  Oct  1763.  Bis 
eldest  son,  Brabazov,  6. 12  Ang.  1728,  and  a  dau.,  Catherine, 
who  d.  unmarried,  surriyed  him.  Brebaaon  ElUs,  d.  at 
Wyddial,  28th  Nor.  1780,  leaving  an  only  son,  Jobh-Thoxas, 
and  a  dau.,  EUaabeth,  m.  to  Samuel  Blias  Sawbridge,  Esq. 
of  Olantelgh,  In  Kent  Jomr-T&OMAS  Ellis,  Esq.,  6.  28th 
848 


ELL 

Sept  17M,  High  Sheriff  fbr  Herts,  1784,  and  a  member  of  the 
16th  Parliament  of  Great  Britain,  m.  Mary  Anne,  only  dau. 
){  John  He  iton,  Esq.  of  Bedfurds,  in  Essex,  and  d.  6th  Oct. 
1886.  His  two  eldest  sons,  John-Thomas  and  WilUam-Fime, 
died  in  his  lifetime,  both  in  active  militaay  service,  as  well 
as  his  youngest  son,  Henry-Bennet,  a  midshipman  in  the 
Royal  Navy.  He  left  Charlbs-Hbatoh  Bllis,  Esq.,  now 
of  Widdial  Hall,  his  only  surviving  son,  and  a  dan.,  Juha,  m. 
to  the  Rev.  Henry  B.  Thorold,  grandson  of  Sir  JohnThorold, 
Bart 

ilrma— Brm.  a  Bon  passant  gardant  gules.    .    ^     ^       , 

CWj(— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet^  or,  a  lion's  head  galas 
crowned  gold. 

If  otto—Fort  et  fidele. 

Seal— Widdial  Hall,  Herts. 


ELUSJEBYOISE. 
See  Jbrvoxbb. 

ELLB  OF  GLASFRYN. 

Elu8»  Thb  Rev.  John-Williams>  M.A.,  of  Glas- 
fiyD,  CO.  Carnarvon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  21  Jan.  1808 ; 
!».  21  Feb.  1831,  Harriet-Ellen,  only  child  of  J.-H. 
Clong^  Esq.,  of  the  teiily  of  Olooos  e/  PUk 
CUmgh,  00.  Denbigh,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Thohas-Pabb-Wiluaio,  6. 87  Jan.  1888. 

n.  John-Clougfa-Williams,  h,  11  Msroh,  1888. 

I.  BUen-Augusta-Wllliams. 

l.tnra0e.->This  l^imily  is  entirely  of  Welsh  extraction 
and  traces  its  descent  through  many  of  the  oldest  Welsh 
familiea.  The  great  grand^ither  of  the  present  Mr.  Ellis  was 
prebendaiy  of  Llanfair,  and  married  the  sister  of  the  Right 
Rev.  Dr.  Humphreys,  Lord  Bishop  of  Bangor,  and  had,  with 
a  dau.,  who  d.  young,  a  son, 

Thb  Vbnblb.  John  Ellis,  Archdeacon  of  Merioneth,  a 
celebrated  antiquaxy,  the  fiiend  of  Sir  Joseph  Banks  and  Dr. 
Solander.  He  was  twice  married:  1st,  to  Miss  Lloyd, 
heiress  of  the  Penrallt  and  Trillwyn  estates,  in  Oaemirvon- 
sbire ;  and  2nd|y,  Hiss  Williams.  By  the  former  he  had 
issue,  vis., 

John,  d.  imm. 

Hugh,  rn.  Miss  Wright*  dan.  of  J.  Wright,  Bsq.  of  Thunte- 
ford,  and  left  issue,  John,  who  took  the  surname  of 
Lloytl,  for  the  Tiallwyn  estate,  m.  Miss  Jones,  and  had 
tesue ;  and  Frances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Harnr  Orey,  nephew 
to  the  Rt  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Stamford  and  Warrington. 

Thomas,  of  whom  hereafter.  OrifElth,  d.  imm. 

Richard,  rector  of  Llawdwroff,  «•.  Susan,  eldest  dau.  snd 
oo-heir  of  Laugford  Meade^  Bsq. 
The  Srd  son, 

Thb  Rbv.  Thohas  Ellss,  was  treasurer  of  B-ingor  Cathe- 
dral and  rector  of  Llanfiiohreth,  co.  Anglesey.  He  m.  in 
1807,  Miss  Jane  Bulgin,  heiress  of  Brondanw,  co.  Merioneth, 
eldest  dau.  of  J.  BiSgin,  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
July,  1849),  left,  at  his  decease,  15  Feb.  1838, 

JoHV-WiLLiAif  8,  present  r^resentative. 

Thomas-Roberts,  in  holy  orders,  6.  8  March,  1815. 

Ellen-Fmnoes.  Sidney-Jane. 

Catherine-Dorothy-Anne. 

^rma— Arg-,  a  mermaid,  gu.,  crined,  or,  holdtaig  a  mirror 
in  her  right  hand  and  a  comb  in  her  left*  gold ;  quartering, 
gyronny,  erm.,  and  ermines,  a  lion,  rompt.,  or. 

CruU—Taitt  a  mermaM,  as  in  the  arms ;  Sud,  an  arm.  em- 
bowed,  in  armour,  holding  a  broken  spear-head,  all  ppr. 

Afotto— Wrth  eln  ffirwythau  yn  hadna  byddir.  In  English : 
Let  us  be  seen  by  our  actions. 

Seat— Olasftyn,  co.  Carnarvon. 

ELLISON  OF  HEBBURN. 
Ellison,  Cuthbbrt,  Esq.  of  Hebbum,  oo.  Dtir- 
hain,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high  sheriff  in  1808  and  1827, 
formerly  M.P.  for  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  h,  12  July, 
1783;  »k  21  July,  1804,  Isabella-Grace,  eldest  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Henry  Ibbetson,  Esq.  of  St.  Ajithony's, 
00.  Northumberland,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Isabella-Oiroline,   m.  in   1824,  to  Oeoige^ohn  Lord 

Vernon,  and  has  issue, 
n.  Henrietta,  m.  in  Jan.  1824,  to  WilllBm-Heniy  I^mblon, 
Bsq.  of  Biddick  Hall,  oo.  Duriiam,  next  brother  to 
John-Oeoige,  first  Earl  of  Durham, 
lu.  Louiaa.  la.  8  April,  1829,  to  Viscount  Stormont,  eldest 
son  of  the  Bight  Hon.  the  Sari  of  Mansfield,  and  d  in 


1887. 


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ELM 

IT.  lAon^ane, «.  in  1838,  to  WilUam,  Lord  Kensingtoii. 
▼.  BarAh-Coroline,  m.  to  Sir  Walter  James,  Bart. 
L  Anne,  d.  young. 

lintaQTC. — CuTHBERT  Elusov,  of  NcwcoBtle-upon- 
Tyne,  merchnnt  adventarer,  served  the  office  of  sheriff  of 
Newcastle  in  1M4,  and  was  mayor  in  1549  and  1664.  His 
gre:it  grandson, 

Robert  Elubon,  Esq.,  sheriff  of  Newcastle  in  1840,  and 
M.P.,  m.  1st,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Cuthbert  Grey,  Esq.  of  New- 
castle, and  of  Baokwortb,  oo.  Nurthumberlaud,  by  whom  he 


I.  CuTHBXRT.  his  heir. 

u.  Samuel,  of  Newcastle,  d.  in  1689,  leaving  issue. 

ni.  Joseph,  ancestor  of  Elusos,  of  Lints. 

IV.  Robert.  v.  John. 

▼L  Nathaniel,  D.D.,  Prebendary  of  Durham,  who  d.  in 
1721,  leaving  (with  seven  daus.)  three  sons, 
1  John,  vicar  of  Bedlington,  m.  and  had  issue. 
8  Robert,  of  Otteibum,  i».  and  had  issue. 
8  Nathaniel,  A.M..  Vicar  of  Kirk  Whelpington. 

L  Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Fenwick,  Esq.  of -itanton. 

IX.  Alice,  fM.  to  Henry  Rawllnff,  Eso. 

ui.  Mary,  m.  to  William  Jennlson,  Esq. 
He  ».  2ndly,  27  July,  1672,  Agnes,  relict  of  James  Briggs,  of 
Nevre^stle,  merchant,  but  had  no  further  issue.     His  son 
and  successor, 

CuTHBXBT  EixuGir,  Esq.  of  Hebbum,  m.  in  1688,  Jane, 
dau.  ol  WilUam  Garr,  Esq.  of  Newcastle,  and  sister  of  Sir 
Ralph  Corr,  and  was  «.  at  his  deoe.ue  by  his  eldest  son, 

RoBS&T  Elubov,  Esq.  of  Hebbum,  who  m.  in  1606,  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  Sir  Heniy  liddell,  Birt.  of  Raveusworth 
Castle,  and  had  issue,  Cuthbrkt,  his  heir;  Henry,  6.  in 
1609,  (m.  in  1729,  HiUmah,dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Coats- 
worth,  Esq.,  and  had  issue,  Hevrt,  of  whom  presently ; 
Robert,  d.  «nm. ;  Anne,  m,  to  Bilph  Botes,  Esq. ;  Hannah, 
d.  wun. ;  and  EUsabeth,  d.  «mm.) ;  Robert,  colonel,  44th 
legiment,  d.  «.  p.  in  1766 ;  Catharine,  fa.  to  John  Airey,  Esq. 
of  Newcastle ;  Jane,  d.  unm. ;  and  Elisabeth,  d.  unm.  The 
eldest  son, 

CuTHBBBT  Elubon,  Esq.  of  Hobbum,  a  general  officer  in 
the  army,  and  M.P.  for  Shaftesbury,  d.  %mm.  11  Oct  1786, 
when  the  family  possessions  devolved  upon  his  nephew, 

UnrRT  Ellisov,  Esq.  of  Hebbum,  b:ipt.  9  Deo.  1734,  who 
i».  15  May,  1779,  Henrietta,  dau.  of  John  Isaacson,  Esq., 
and  had  issue, 

CuTHBKRT,  his  hoh*. 

Robert,  CoL  Orenadier.  Guards,  fa.  the  Hon.  Mary  Mon- 
tague, dau.  of  tlu)  late  Lord  Rokeby,  and  d.  3  July,  1843, 
leaving  one  son. 

Hannah,  m.  to  John  Carr,  Esq.  of  Dunstan  Hill,  in  Durham. 

Henrietta,  fn.  to  Oeoige-Wm.  Aylmer,  Esq.  of  Mowden 
Hall,  Essex. 

BUzaboth, «».  to  Frederick-Edward  Moirice,  Esq.  of  Bets- 
hanger,  in  Kent 
Mr.  BlliMiid.inl795. 

^mu— On.,  a  chevron,  or,  between  three  eagles*  head^ 
erased,  arg. 

Aol^Hebbum  Hall,  oo.  Durtuun,  and  Juniper  Hill, 
Surrey. 


ELMHIRST  OF  ELMHIRST. 

Elmhibst,  Willum,  Esq.  of  Round  Oreen,  co. 
Ywk,  6.  16  May,  1799;  m.  9  March,  1»25,  Anna- 
Frances,  dau.  of  William  Walker,  Esq.,  M.B.,  late  of 
Swiunow  Park,  near  Wetherby,  co.  York,  and  of 
Everley  Lodge,  near  Baruet,  by  his  wife,  Elizabeth 
.  Pye,  dau.  of  William  Pye,  au  officer  in  the  army, 
7th  son  of  Heury  Pye,  Esq.  of  Farringdon,  co. 
Berks,  and  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Governor  Saunders, 
and  has, 

I.  William,  6.  1  Jan.  1827,  M.A.  in  holy  orders,  f».  17 
Aug.  1854,  Ann-Elizabeth-Posmoie,  dau.  of  WU.uim- 
Baruard  Beaton,  Esq.  of  Ooinsborough,  oo.  Lincoln. 

II.  Loouard,  6.  8  Aug.  18'Ji),  d.  10  Jan.  1830. 
ni.  James,  now  of  Doncister,  h.  b  8ept  1880. 
IV.  Robert  now  <tf  Liverpool,  6.  20  Oct.  1885. 

I.  Anna-Fmuccs,  t»».  21  Dec  1862,  to  tlie  Rev.  John 
Newman,  M.A.  of  Stdntuu  Vicarage,  near  Doncaster, 
2nd  son  of  William  Newman,  Esq.  of  Darley  HalL 

n.  Elizabeth-Martha. 

Srtnragr. — **  Ouslethwaite,  Houndhill,  Elnihlrst,"  says 

HuMTER,  in  his  HiMor^  of  Donctuter,  "have  all  been  at 

diflbi-cnt  periods  in  the  poraessinn  of  one  fimily,  which  has 

boon  seated  in  this  valley  fh>m  the  earliest  em  to  which  wo 

844 


ELM 

oan  usually  asoeod.  when  vrs  find  one  Robert  called  de 
Elmhurst  that  being  then  the  place  of  his  residence.  Elm- 
hurst  is  still  the  pruperty  of  his  descendant  Williim  Elm- 
hirst,  Esq.  of  Round  Oreen,  and  so  is  Oiudethwaite  and 
Genne  House,  Ouslethwaite  being  a  Ute  purch  ise ;  but 
Houndhill  passed  at  t  le  beginning  of  the  last  century,  by 
an  heiress,  to  the  Copleys  of  Nether  Hall,  near  Duncaster. 

The  Elmhirsts  have  produced  their  own  gene  il^^st.  In 
the  porson  of  Richard  Elmhirst,  of  Houndhill,  the  heid  of 
the  family  in  the  I7th  century.  He  was  known  to  De. 
Johnson,  who  giTOs  this  aoouunt  ot  him  ;  **  TUat  he  was  a 
person  of  good  Judgment  aod  learned  in  the  laws ;  he  had 
the  collection  of  the  recusant's  rents,  p'lyable  to  the  c«^/wn, 
under  the  Earl  of  Stmflbrd.  It  might  h  ive  been  added, 
that  he  was  much  employed  l^  the  Earl  of  Str.xfford  in 
the  administriition  of  his  private  affiirs.  He  w^is  also 
employed  under  him,  in  the  court  of  the  lord  president 
of  ihe  Noi-th,  and  was  well  esteemed  by  the  neighbouring 
gentry.  In  the  civil  wars  he  fortified  his  house  for  the 
king,  to  defend  himself  from  common  plunderers,  bat 
yielded  it  to  Star  Thomas  Fairfiuc,  who  came  in  persim  to 
demand  the  surrender  of  it  Some  of  the  soldiers  would 
have  killed  him,  but  Sir  Thomas,  who  had  a  kindness  for 
him,  preyented  it.  He  got  rich,  and  purdwsed  oonaider- 
able  lands,  of  which  the  manor  of  Newton,  on  Derwent  for 
which  he  give  £860  to  William  Gower,  Esq.,  appears  to 
hsTO  been  the  chief.  He  stands  in  the  Catalogue  of  Com- 
pounders for  no  less  a  sum  than  £500.  By  him  was  begun  the 
f  tmily  pedigree,  which  was  oontinued  by  his  son,  a  physi- 
cian, who  lived  at  Huundhiil  tiU  the  bqirhming  of  the  last 
centuiy." 

The  first  anoestor  ftt>m  whom  can  be  dmwn  a  lineal 
descent  was  "  Robeit  de  Ehnehirst  who  lived  in  the  time 
of  Edwabd  I.  and  Edward  II.  The  linojd  descendant  of 
RoBKBT  DE  Elmbhibst.  temp.  Edwakd  I. 

Richard  Elmbhirst,  of  Houndhill,  eldest  son  and  heir 
of  Robert  Elmehirst  of  Houndhill,  was  living  at  the  dose  of 
tlie  10th  o^ntury,  and  was  much  employed  by  Lord  Btraffbrd 
both  respecting  his  own  concerns,  and  in  the  colleoting  the 
recusants'  rents,  as  weU  as  in  affidrs  connected  with  the 
presideney  of  the  North;  he  was  also  employed  by  the 
second  Earl  of  Strafford.  He  fortified  his  house  at  Honnd- 
hill  at  the  time  of  the  civil  war.  He  m.  1st  in  1028, 
Maigaret,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Richard  Micklethwaite,  stm 
of  EUas  Micklethwaite,  of  Swaithe  Hall,  in  Worebroughdale, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  at  Turk,  2  Oct.  1032)  had  issue, 

Thomas,  b.  in  lOdl,  and  buried  hi  1032,  at  Worsbrough, 
where  a  brass  plute,  with  a  ciuious  inscription,  records 
his  death. 

EUsabeth,  b.  in  1029,  and  buried  hi  1038,  at  Worsbrough. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Waite,  of  Haxby, 
near  York,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
IL  Richard,  bapt  1  Jan.  1039,  who  lived  at  HoundhUL 
He  recorded  tlic  pedigree  at  Dugdale's  Visitation,  in  1066: 
his  will  bears  date,  12  Feb.  1078,  and  was  proved 
84  March,  1078.  He  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  Gervaae  Dickson, 
of  Woodhall,  Darfield.  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1073}  had 
issue, 
1  Joshua,  b.  in  1000,  and  d.  22  Aug.  1(83,  agod  14. 

1  Kluabeth,  bapt.  2  Dec.  1002.  bhe  made  over  to  her 
uncle.  Dr.  William  Elmhirst  before  her  marriage,  the 
ancient  estates  of  Elmhirst  and  Oenne  House,  whilst 
Houndhill  went  to  her  husband.  At  the  time  of 
Dugdale's  Visitation,  it  is  stated  she  was  four  years 
of  age.  Bhe  m.  in  I*  8-<,  John  Copley,  Esq.  of  Xetbtir 
Hdl.  Doncaster,  and  left  (with  a  dau,,  Auuo.  wife  of 
Oe}rge  Healey.  of  Biuriugham.  oo.  Lincoln)  a  son, 
Robert,  who  a.  unm.  in  1771.  bequeathing  Houndhill, 
and  other  esUtes,  to  Thomas  Isewby,  who  took  the 
name  of  Copley. 

2  Eleanor,  bapt  10  June,  1005. 

u.  William,  b.  in  1045,  was  of  CUre  Hall,  Cnmbridgei  and 
took  the  d<aree  of  M.B.  hi  1070.  He  lived  at  Houudhill, 
and  built  Genne  House,  where  he  *atter1y  lived.  He 
practised  his  profession,  and  d.  at  Newark,  23  Dec  1715, 
aged  71. 

ni  Robert,  bapt  10  Aug.  1047. 

IV.  TuoM A8,  of  whose  mie  we  treat 

I.  EUinor,  b.  in  1034,  m.  to  Hastings  Rasby.  of  Upper  Hall, 
Kirksmeaton. 

u.  Mary,  ta.  1st  to  Samuel  Bridge  of  Boston,  and  2ndly, 
to  Samuel  Soitoustall,  of  Rogei-thorpe,  oo.  York. 

III.  Rebecca. 

IV.  Elizabeth,  bapt  24  March,  1041 ;  m.  Edward  Canby.  of 
Fishlake. 

V.  Anne,  m,  in  1068,  to  Thomas  Lambe,  merchant  of 
Boston. 

The  youngest  son, 

Thomas  £LMHiR9r,  6.  in  1049,  d.  8  Feb.  1090,  aged  forty- 
sevou,  at  Boston,  oo.  liuooln,  of  which  town  ho  was  a  mor- 


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dumt  and  ftMermaa.    Ho  m.  in  16S5,  Axma,  dtn,  of  Henty 
Buultun.  of  LftDgtun,  neir  Wrngby.  oo.  I  inoulo,  and  by  bor 
(who  w.m  6.  in  IMl,  and  d.  28  Feb.  1693,  aged  thirty-two) 
bo  badisano, 
L  WiLLLUc  of  Genne  Houao  and  Ebnbirat»  (ttnn  wbom 
proceeds  the  Yorkshire  branch,  in  Worsbroughdale. 
n.  Richard,   b.  in  1687,  living  in  1U6,  loat  at  sea.  on  a 
voyage  from  Virginia. 

lu.  TaoMAS.  b.  6  Dec.  1602,  ancestor  of  the  Blmhibstb 
qf  LimeoinAirt  (vfticA  tire. ) 

L  KlisabeUi,  6.  1  Oct  16S9.  m.  in  1724.  at  Lusby.  to  John 
Johnson,  of  Fulney  Hall,  near  Spalding,  oo.  Lincoln, 
u.  Anno,  6. 17  Nov.  16(K>,  t».  to  J ohn  Uarrold,  of  Spilsby, 
CO.  Lincohu 
m.  Helen,  ft.  7  rov.  1691,  d.  9  Feb.  1694. 
IT.  Grace,  b.  17  Feb.  1093,  d.  11  Maz«h,  1698. 

The  eldest  ton, 

WiLUAM  ELMHIB8T,  (.  8  Oot.  1686,  oommenood  life  as  a 
merohant  at  Liverpool,  but  afterwards  resided  at  Blmhirst, 
and  in  1728  took  up  his  abode  at  Geune  House,  both  in 
Woxtbroughdale.  He  was  sole  executor  of  his  uncle,  Dr. 
Blmhirst,  lf.B.,  from  whom  he  received  tite  estates  of 
Slmhirst  and  Oenne  House,  and  other  lands.  Tradition 
•ays  he  lost  most  of  his  paternal  property  on  his  return 
frum  the  Bast  Indies.  He  m.  at  Silkstoue,  18  March,  1715, 
Jtfartha,*  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  Bobert  Allot,  of  Lewdine, 
in  Worsbronghdale,  by  his  vTife,  Sarah  Oreeo,  of  Small 
Shaw,  near  Penistone ;  and  by  her  (who  was  buried  at 
Wonbrough,  25  March,  1740)  had  issue, 

I.  WnxiAX,  his  heir. 

1.  Sarah  bapt.  9  Feb.  1716,  in.  Ist,  to  Bobert  Qreaves.  Esq. 

of  Clayton  Hall,  in  the  parish  of  Darton,  and  2naly,  to 

Joshua  Lit  t.ewood,  of  BUham. 
IX.  Anna,  bapt.  24  June,  1719,  m.  to  John  Cawood,  of 

Bobroyd.    He  d.  3  Nov.  1810.  aged  89,  $.  p, 
XII.  Martha»  bapt.  14  July,  1726,  <L  %nm. 

Mr.  Bhnhirst  d.  in  1746,  (his  will  bears  date  5  July,  1742,) 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Buihibst,  Esq.,  bapt.  at  Worsbrongh,  29  Dec 
1721,  who  resided  first  at  Blmhirst,  and  afterwards  at  Genne 
House.  He  purchased  Ouslethwaite  of  Mr.  Hammersley. 
He  ta.  20  Oct.  1757,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Wordsworth  of 
Hermit  HiU,  Tiuikersley.  By  this  lady  (who  d.  May,  1804, 
aged  sixty-six)  he  had  issue.  Mr.  Blmhirst  d.  in  July.  1778, 
having  been  killed  by  a  fidl  firom  his  horse,  and  was  «.  by 
hit  son, 

WiLUAM  EuCRiBST.  Esq.,  D.L.  bapt.   at  Worsbrongh, 
11  April,  1759,  who  greatly  enlaaiged  the  hoiise  at  Ousle- 
thwaite, purchased  by  his  fiither.    He  purchased  Bound 
Green  and  other  lands,  and  had  property  bequeathed  to  him 
by  his  eousin  Mordecai  Cntta,  at  Thome,  Fislilake,  Wroot, 
mad  Sykehouse.     He  d.  at  Usselby  House,  co.  Lincoln, 
being  then  the  residence  of  his  relntive,  Colonel  Blmhirst, 
90  Sept.  1821,  and  was  buried  at  Worsbrougb,  27  Sept., 
i^ed  sixty-tbrse.    His  will  bears  date  81  Aug.  1817.    He  m. 
9  Nov.  1790,  Anne-Bachel,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  Thomas 
Blmhirst,  of  Stixwould  Abbey,  co.  Lincoln,  by  his  wife 
Anne,  only  dan.  and  heiress  of  TheopUlus  Smith,  of  Wyham, 
oo.  linooln,  and  relict  of  Joseph  Goes,  of  Bearsby  Hall.    By 
this  lady  (who  was  6.  at  Stixwonld  Abboy,  12  Oct  1771)  he 
had  issue, 
I.  BoBfeBT,  b,  10  Dec.  1794.    He  built  the  house  at  Botmd 
Green,  where  he  resided.    He  «.  his  &ther  in  1821,  but 
d.  2  Dec.  1885,  vnm.,  and  was  bnr'ed  at  Worsbrougb, 
9  De^  1835,  leaving  his  brother,  Willi^tm.  his  successor, 
to  whom  he  bequeathed  the  estates  left  him  by  his  father. 
IX.  WiLUAM,  present  representative  of  this  ancient  funily. 
xn.  Thomas,  6.  24  Feb.  1801.  who  d.  wnm.  at  Ouslethwaite, 
1  Feb.  1887.  and  was  buried  at  Worsbrougb,  7  Feb.    He 
was  a  merchant,  of  Quebec,  Canada  West;  his  will  bettfs 
data.  28  March,  1827. 
IT.  hichard.  b.  18  Sept.  bapt.  18  Sept  1803,  of  Cains  Col- 
iMe.  Cambridge^  M.B.  in  1828,  and  M.D.  in  1835 ;  is  now 
of  linooln. 
L  Anna.  n.  Elisabeth. 

Aimi  Bany,  wavy,  of  six  pieces,  an.  and  sable,  a  canton, 
paly,  wavy,  also  of  stx  pieoes.  aig.  ana  sable. 

Cred — ^A  mount,  vert  therefrom  issuaut  rays  of  the  sun, 
In  front  of  a  hurst  of  elm-trees,  ppr. 

JfoMo— In  Domino  confide. 

&a<— Bound  Qreeo,  near  Bainsley,  oo.  York. 


*  Her  sister,  Anne,  ta.  Thomas  Potter,  of  Wetherby,  co. 
York,  and  their  dau.,  Martha,  m.  Thomas  Walker,  of  Swin- 
now  Park,  near  Wetherby,  grandfather  of  Anna-Frances, 
wife  of  WiLUAM  Elmhibst,  of  Round  Green,  in  Worsbrougb- 
dale,  and  Stainboroogb,  Uie  present  representative  of  Uie 
family ;  Mary,  the  other  dan.,  m,  i^pan  Oreavss^  of  Clayton 
HaD,  whose  son,  Bobert,  la.  Sarah  Slmhirst 
845 


ELMHIRST  OF  WEST  ASHBY. 

Eluhirst,  William,  Esq.  of  West  Ashby  Grovo, 

oo.  Lincoln,  6.  25  Aug.  1802 ;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  aud 

oo-heir  of  John  Yarbui^b,  Esq.  of  Fnuupton,  oa 

Lincoln,  and  has  iasue^ 

I.  William- Augustus,     n.  John-Yarburgh.     m.  Harry 

L  Bllsabeth-Jane.  u.  Cborlotte-Mjury. 

IBLineUflt* — ^Thomas  Elmhibst,  Bsq.,  6.  8  Dec.  1892 
youngest  son  of  Thomas  Blmhirst^  Esq.  of  Boston,  by  Anne, 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Henry  Boulton,  Esq.  of  Langton.  (ue  pre- 
ceding famUy,)  resided  at  Stixwould  Abbey.   He  ta.  Hannah, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Marshall,  vicar  of  Mumby,  near 
Alford,  and  by  her  (who  d.  9  Oct  1764)  hfi  h  id  issue, 
Thomas^  capt  Boyal  North  Unooln  militia,  b.  in  May, 
1728,  resident  at  Stixwould  Abbey,  co.  Lincoln,  and 
afterwards  st  Swaithe,  oo.   York.    He  m.  1st  Moiy- 
Pjichel,  dau.  of  Matthew  Lister,  Esq.  of  Burwell  Park, 
00.  Lincoln,  but  bv  her  (who  d.  9  March,  1767)  he  had  no 
is^ue.    He  m.  2ndly.  18  Auf.  1770.  Anne,  relict  of  Joseph 
Gaoe,  Bsq.  of  Rearsby  Hall.  oo.  linooln.  and  only  dim. 
and  heir  of  Theophilus  Smith,  Esq.  of  Wyham.  by  Anne, 
his  wife.  dau.  of  John  Uppleby,  Bsq.  of  Wootton.    By 
this  lady  (who  d.  10  March,  1826)  Cvpt  Ebnhirst  left,  at 
his  decease,  2  Dec.  1702,  an  only  surviving  child, 
Anvv-Baobbl,  m.  9  Nov.  1790.  to  William  Elmhuist, 
Bsq.  of  Ouslethwaithe,  Elmhint,  and  Genne. 
William,  of  whom  presently. 
Anne,  b.  in  Feb.  1780,  d.  in  May.  1782. 
The  2nd  son, 

William  Eunmurr,  Esq.,  b.  92  Sept.  1782,  resided  at 
Stainsbury  House,  co.  Linooln.  He  m.  7  Aug.  1761,  Sarah, 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  Bichard  Gilbert,  Esq.  of  Leverton, 
near  Boston,  and  by  her  (who  d.  20  Dec.  1818)  had,  with 
other  children,  who  d.  young, 
BiOHABD^  his  h^r. 

BobertrSampson,  6.  in  April,  1776,  d.  in  1804,  $.  p. 
Sarah. 
Mr.  Blmhirst  d.  at  Enderby,  24  April,  1810,  and  was  i.  by 
his  son, 

BiOHABD  ELMHIB9T,  Esq.  of  West  Abbey  Grove  J.P.  and 
D.L.  formerly  M^Jor  of  the  North  Linooln  militia,  and 
lieut.-Colonel-Commandant  of  the  Lindsay  Local  militia, 
b,  16  Aug.  1771 ;  m.  Jane-Dorothea,  dau.  of  Moses  Benson, 
Esq.  of  Lutwyche  Hall,  co.  Salop,  and  has  issue, 

William,  his  heir.  Moses. 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Shawell,  co.  Leicester, 

nt.  Sophia-Elisu>eth,  only  dau.  of  the  Be  v.  T.-H.  Rawns- 

ley,  of  Halton  Holgate,  co.  Lincoln,  and  has,  Edward^ 

Pennell;  Sophy-Jane;  and  Bosa-Mary. 
Geone  in  holy  orders,  d.  in  Jan.  1848. 
Chailes,  captain  in  the  army. 
Jane-Dorotinea,  m.  to  William  Beader,  Esq.  of  Baughurst 

House,  Hants,  and  has  issue. 
Mary,  m.  Bobert  Luard,  Esq ,  captain  Boyal  horse-artillscy, 

and  d.  in  March,  1841,  leaving  issue. 
Sarah. 

Margaret  «»•  John  Hassard  Short,  Esq.  of  Bdlington 

Grove,  co.  Lincoln,  and  has  issue. 
Elisabeth- Anne.  m.  to  Richard,  second  son  of  Sir  Peter 

Pole,  Bart  rector  of  Wolverton  and  Bwhurst,  Hants. 
Barbara,  m.  to  Lawson  Cape,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Amu,  tc^See  Elmhibst  ofBlmhir$L 
&at— West  Ashby  Grove,  co  Lincoln. 


ELWES  OF  GREAT  BILLING. 

Elwbs,  Cart-Chables,  Esq.  of  Great  Bflling,  oo. 

Northampton,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  nigh-sheriff  in  1858,  h. 

2  Nov.  1800;  nt  17  Aug.  1826,  Elinor,  eldest  dan. 

of  Rear-Admiral  Rye,  of  Culworih,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Valkktihb- Dudley -Hekbt-Cabt.  6.  26  Nov.  1882; 

served  in  the  Caffre  War  in  the  12th  roysl  Unoers, 

ta.  28  April.  1856,  Henrietta-Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  Charles 

Lane,  Esq.,  of  Badgomore,  oo.  Oxford. 

I.  Eleanorj-Caroline-Arabclla,  m.  Mtroh,  1847,  to  C^iptain 

FitsGerald,  B.N.,  Govwnor  of  Western  Austndia. 
n.  Sophia-Dorothea.  ul  Marian-Gooiglana. 

SrilttSSe. — ^The  first  reoorded  ancestor  of  this  fiunily, 
WiLUAM  HJU.WUH,  or  Blwsb,  of  Askham,  oo.  Yortc,  m. 
the  dau.  of  Livesoy  of  Lancashire,  and  bid,  with  two  dsAia., 
four  sons,  namely,  i.  Edward,  of  Askham ;  n.  John,  of 
Worlaby,  in  Linoolnshire,  fither  of  Snt  Gbrvasb  Blwaus, 
lieutenant  of  the  Tower  at  the  time  Snt  Thomas  Ovaa* 
BUBiB  was  murdered  there ;  ra.  Thomas,  of  Hubblethoipo, 
in  Linoolnshirs ;  and  iv.  GaorPBBT.  The  youngest  son, 
Cboftrbt  Blwbs,  an  aldennan  of  London,  m.  BHwheth, 


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dan.  of  Robert  Oabbott,  and  heir  of  her  brothor.  Robert 
Oabbott,  of  London,  merchant,  and  by  her  (who  wa»  buried 
at  Woodford,  In  1826)  had,  with  other  children,  Jebemy, 
his  heir;  and  John,  an  alderman  ot  London,  eneeBtor  of 
ELWB8  of  Stoke.  Mr.  Alderman  Oeoi&ey  Blwee  wae  «.  at 
hia  decease  by  bis  eldest  son, 

Jbrsmt  Elwbs,  Eoq.  of  Roxby,  oo.  lineohi,  livinff  in 
1684,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Jamea  Morley,  Esq.,  one  of  the 
aix  clerks  in  Chancery,  and  by  her  (who  d.  4  Dec  1667) 
had,  with  a  yomjger  son,  James,  and  a  dau.,  Mary,  the  wife 
of  WUUam  Hale,  Esq.  of  King's  Walden,  a  son  and  heir, 

jBtxiffT  Elwbs,  Esq.,  who  m,  Franoes,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Robert  Raworth,  iaq.  of  Gray's  Inn,  by  whom  (who  d. 
in  1678)  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  the  next  year,  two  sons 
and  two  dans.    The  elder  son, 

Jbbbkt  Elwbs,  Esq.,  d.  withoat  issue,  in  1688,  snd  was 
«.  by  his  brother, 

RoBKBT  Elwbb,  Esq.  of  ThrodUng,  who  erected  the 
manor  house  there,  "a  curious  and  neat  fttbrio,  at  a  cost 
of  11,00<M."  This  fw^nwi^iiw  was  pulled  down  in  1748.  Mr. 
Blwes  m.  2  lUxch,  1684-5,  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  Ralph  Freman, 
Esq.  of  Aspeden,  by  BMaabeth  his  wife,  the  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Aubi^,  Bart,  of  Llanthrithed,  in  Glamorganshire,  and  had 
two  sons,  RoBSBT,  his  heir ;  and  Jeffirey  (SirX  treasurer  to 
Queen  Auhb's  bounty,  bapt  16  Jan.  1696-6,  »».  twice,  but 
d.  issueless,  sged  81,  in  1776.  He  d.  10  June,  1781  (Mrs. 
Blwes  lived  to  the  22nd  Jan.  1740-1),  snd  was  «.  by  his  son, 

RoBBRT  Elwes,  Esq.  of  Throcking,  who  m.  in  1717, 
Martha,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Richard  Gary,  Esq.  of  Bedford 
Row.  by  whom  (who  d.  at  Chiswick,  26  March,  1768),  he 
left  at  his  decease,  17  Oct.  1762.  sn  only  child, 

Caby  Elwes,  Esq.  of  Throcking,  6.  in  London^  80  Jan. 
1718 ;  who  «.  1st.  in  Sept.  1742,  Hester,  dau.  of  Henry 
Ewer,  Esq.  of  Bushey  Hall,  Herts,  and  by  her  (who  d.  fai 
1770)  had  one  son.  Caby,  b.  20  March,  1744^,  d.  imca.  in 
178L  Mr.  Elwes  «.  2ndly,  Miss  Elisabeth  Holgate.  by 
whom  (who  d.  8  Feb.  1820)  he  had  issue, 

Robbbt-Caby,  his  heir. 

Elizabeth,  «t.  to  the  Rev.  Robert-Gary  Bsmaxd,  of  Wethers- 
field.  00.  Suffolk ;  and  d.  8  Jan.  1818. 
Gbry  Elwes  il.  82  Dec  1782,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving 

son, 

BoBntT-CABY  Elwbb,  Esq.  of  Great  Billing,  co.  North- 
ampton, b.  28  July,  1772 ;  who  «.  IsCy  at  Brocklesby,  in 
linoolnshire,  12  Got.  1797,  the  Hon.  Caroline  ArsbellaPelhsm, 
Snd  dau.  of  Charies,  1st  Lord  Taiborough,  and  sister  of  the 
present  lord,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  July,  1812)  he  had  issue, 
Caby-Chablbb,  now  of  Great  Billing. 
Dudley-ChristopherOiy,  b.  19  March,  1804;  m.  at  Cul- 
worth,  18  June,  1829,  Sophia,  Srd  dau.  of  Beaz^Admiral 
Bye. 

Geoive-Caxy,  6.  8  Feb.  1806;  m.  in  Dec  1884,  Arsbella- 
S<n>hia,  dau.  of  Thomas-Fieschi  Heneegc  Bsa. 
Henry-Robert-Harrington-Caiy,  6.  20  March,  1808;  an 
officer  in  the  army. 

Garoline-ArabeUa-Elissbeth,  m.  3  Feb.  1827,  to  the  Rev. 
Charles- James  Barnard,  rector  of  Bigby  and  Roxby,  oo. 
Lincoln. 
Sophia-Jane. 
Mr.  Elwes  m.  2ndly,  82  Dec  1814,  Jane-Marianne,  only  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Richard  Sykes,  of  Westella,  near  Hull,  and  by 
.her  had, 

Linooln-Oary,  b.  12  Dec  1816. 
Fraderick-Cary,  b.  11  Nov.  1818. 
Richard-James-Csry,  6. 18  Sept.  1886. 
Fraods-Bmittus-Caxy,  b.  88  Aug.  1828. 
Mn  Blwes  d.  10  Feb.  1862,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
pivseat  Caby-Chablbb  Blwib,  Esq.,  of  Great  Billing. 

Jrms— Gr,  a  fesss^sa.,  sonnousted  by  a  bend,  gules,  quar- 
tering Gabbott  and  Caby. 

CycMC— Five  arrows,  or,  feathered  and  headed,  azg.,  entwined 
by  a  snake,  ppr. 

&a^— Great  BilliBg,  Northamptonshire^  and  Kemp  Town, 
Brighton. 


ELWES  OF  STOKE  COLLEGE. 

Elwes,  Johm-Patnb,  Esq.  of  Stoke  0>llege,  co. 
Suffolk,  J.P.,  6.  18  May,  1798;  m.  17  July,  1824, 
CSiarlotte-Elizabeth,  4th  dau.  of  Isaao  Elton,  Esq.  of 
Stapleton  House,  oo.  Qlouceeter,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Johh-Bltoh-Hsbvby.  n.  Frederiok-Geoige. 

L  Chariotta-Elisabeth.  u.  IsabeUa-MatiUa. 

m.  Amey-Bophia.  it.  Emily-Martha. 

Mr.  Elwee  was  M.P.  for  North  Essex  in  1880,  and 
high-sheriff  in  1826. 
846 


E  L  W 

litlfXjQfP* — Sib  Gbbvasb  Elwbs,  Knt  of  Woodford, 
Essex,  son  ot  John  Elwes,  alderman  of  London,  younger 
brother  of  Jeremy  Blwes,  Esq.  of  Roxby,  oo.  Lincoln,  m. 
Frances,  Snd  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Lee,  Knt.  of  Billeslee,  oo. 
Warwi(dc,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2nd]y,  Sir  Rich;ird  Eveiard, 
BarL  of  Much  Waltham)  he  had  four  sons  and  a  dau.  The 
eldest  son  and  heir. 

Sib  Gbbvasb  Elwbs,  of  Stoke  College,  co.  Suflblk.  was 
created  a  Babonet  by  King  Chablbs  II.,  82  June,  1660. 
He  m.  Amy,  dau.  of  Dr.  Trigge,  of  High  worth,  in  WiHshirs, 
and  had  three  sons  and  five  daus.  Sir  Gervaise,  who  repre- 
sented the  county  of  SuiToIk  in  pariiament,  d.  in  May,  1705, 
and  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 

Snt  Hbbvby  Elwbs,  2nd  baronet,  MJP.  for  Sudbury,  in 
the  reign  of  Queen  Aknb,  who  d.  unm.  22  Oct  1768.  when 
hia  estates  passed  to  (the  son  of  his  sister.  Amy  Meggot) 
his  nephew, 

JoHV  Elwbs,  Bsq.,  afterwards  so  well  known  as  Ehres 
the  miser,  and  so  distinguished  for  integrity,  generosity, 
and  parsimony.  He  d.  26  Nov.  1780,  when  bis  landed  pro- 
perty devolved  on  his  grand-nephew  and  heir-at-law, 

John  Tnncs,  Esq.,  who  assumed  the  surname  and  arms 
of  Hebvby-Elwbb.  This  gentleman  was  son  of  Lieut.-CoL 
Richard  Timms,  of  the  Royal  Horse  Guards,  by  Mary  hia 
wife,  dau.  of  Thomaa  Hughes,  Esq.,  M.D.,  and  grandson  dt 
John  Timms,  Esq.,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert 
Meggot,  Esq.  of  Southwark,  and  Amey  his  wife,  sister  of 
Sir  Hervey  Elwes,  Bart.  Mr.  Hervey  Elwes  attained  the 
rank  of  lieutenant-general  in  the  army.  He  m.  twice,  and 
d.  20  Feb.  1824,  leaving  a  son  and  successor,  the  present 
Jokv-Payvb  Elwbs,  Esq.  of  Stoke  College. 

Amu  and  Oei(— as  the  preceding,  without  the  qoarterings. 
i8ea«— Stoke  College,  near  Clare,  Suffolk. 


ELWOOD  OF  CLAYTON  PRIORY. 
Elwood,  Colonel  Charles-Wiluam,  of  Clayton 
Priory,  00.  Sussex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 18  May,  1781 ; 
m.  29  Jan.  1824,  Anne  -  Katharine,  4th  dan.  of 
Edward-Jeremiah  CiirteiB,  Esq.  of  Windmill  Hill, 
formeriy  M.P.  for  Sussex.  Colonel  Elwood  attained 
his  military  rank  in  the  KL  Co.'8  serriee. 

linragt.— This  finnUy  is  ttom  the  north  of  England, 
and  was  connected  with  that  of  the  celebrated  Quaker, 
Elwood,  the  friend  of  MUton.  The  late  Fbzjxs  Elwood. 
Esq. ,  of  Durham,  who  m.  in  1780,  Mary,  dau  of  Csptain  Crsig^ 
R.N.,  by  Jane  Kennett  his  wife,  had  (with  three  dans.,  vis., 
Anne-Jane,  m,  1st,  to  Onytain  Allen,  of  Pembroke,  B.  I.Co.'S 
service,  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  R-J.-H.  Cole,  rector  of 
WarbletOD,  oo.  Sussex:  dte  d.  in  1880 ;  Jsne,  sk  to  Charles 
Ball,  Esq.  of  Postford,  Surrey;  and  Maiy-Bovill,  m.  John 
Wise,  Bsq.  of  Maidstone,  and  d.  June,  1864)  an  only  son. 
the  present  Colovbl  Chablbb>Willllm  Elwood,  of  Clayton 
Priory. 

.^rsie— As.,  a  ofaevroa,  avg.,  in  chief;  two  muUet&  or,  in 
bsse,  a  buck's  fiMe,  of  the  second,  attired,  of  the  third. 

Orett—A  dexter  arm,  embowed,  in  annouiv  the  hand 
brandishing  a  pick-axe,  all  ppr. 

Jfotto— nde  et  sedulitate. 

Seat— Clapton.  Prioiy,  oa  Sussex. 


ELWOOD  OP  STRAND  HILL. 

Elwood,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Strand  Hill,  oo.  Mayo^ 
m.  in  1889,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Colonel  Heame,  of  the 
King's  County,  and  has  issue  a  son, 

Fbaboo,  6.  in  1840. 

ILitirafft. — ^William  Elwood,  Esq.  of  Strand  HIU,  m. 
Miss  Lindsay,  of  Hollymount,  and  had  two  sons,  Thomas, 
his  heir;  and  Anthony,  of  Annefleld,  co.  Mayo,  who  m. 
Miss  Bowen,  dau.  snd  co-heir  (with  Mrs.  Blake,  of  Wind- 
field)  of  Christopher  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Annefleld,  and  bad 
issue,  Christopher,  deceased ;  and  Anthony-El  wood  Bowen, 
Bsq.  of  Annefleld,  who  m.  Miss  BLtke,  but  has  no  issue. 
Mr.  William  Elwood's  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Elwood,  Esq.  of  Strsnd  Hill,  m.  Miss  I/unbert> 
and  had  issue,  Fbamois,  his  heir,  Thomas,  Srd  dragoon- 
guards,  d.  wfkM. ;  Rebecca,  i».  to  Colonel  Orrasby,  of  BalU- 
namore,  oo.  Mi^ ;  and  Fumy,  m.  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev. 
Arehdesoon  Treneh,  brother  to  the  Eari  of  Clanoarty.  The 
elder  son. 


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BM  B 

FRAHon  Blwoos^  Bsq.  of  Stnad  Hill,  m,  Wm  Onatliy, 
and  by  her  (wbo  m.  Sndly,  O«oige  Ormtby,  Baq.  of  Hoftte 
House,  -warn  fkther  of  two  sons, 

Thomas^  his  heir,  present  represMitatiye. 

Ormsby,  of  Lough  Mask  Oastle,  co.  Mayo,  m.  Miss  Jonas, 
aad  has  issue. 

AM^-8trand  mU,  oo.  Mayo. 


EMBBSON  OF  ULVERSCROFT  ABBET. 

Emxbsov,  Thb  Bit.  ALBXANDsn-LToir,  of  Ulvecs- 
oroft  Abbey,  co.  Leicester,  and  West  Buekland,  oo. 
Somerset;  i.  bis  father  24  July,  1834;  m.  1837, 
Julia,  only  surviving  dau.  of  William  Trenchard, 
Esq.  of  Taunton,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Alsxahdsb.  n.  Charles-Edward, 

nL  Wharton-Amootts.  nr.  Theodore-Bosville. 

I.  Maiy-Alioe. 

V.{neX0e.— One  of  the  earnest  records  of  this  old  Lin- 
eofaiahire  fttmily  is  the  will  dated  7  May,  1567,  of  Bdwaid, 
the  son  of  Qtorg9  Bmersoa.  He  appeaxs  to  have  been 
&ther  of  three  sons.    The  youngest, 

BoBKBT  Bmxbsov,  of  Glamford  Briggs,  oo.  Lincoln,  m. 
BUnor  Wainwright,  and  was  &th«r  of 

Alsxasdeb  Emebsov,  Esq.  of  Ciistor  and  Olamfocd 
Briggs,  an  eminent  barrister,  who  m,  in  1066^  his  cousin, 
EUxabeth,  dau.  nnd  heir  of  Alexander  Emerson,  of  Glam- 
ford Briggs,  and  had  a  numerous  family;  the  eldest  son 
of  ^diichwas 

Thomas  Emkbsow,  Esq.  of  Orimsby  and  Coistor,  6.  in 
18S8,  who  m.  Mildred  Saunderson,  only  dau.  of  Oeotge,  8rd 
Visoount  Oastleton,  and  dying  in  1710,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

ALSXAxmsB  Bmcbsoh,  Ek}.  of  Caistor,  b.  in  1651,  who  m. 
Alioe,  sole  heiress  of  Geoige  Wharton,  Esq.  of  Retford, 
Notts,  and  had  two  sons,  Thomaa,  who  d.$*p.;  and 

AxKXAKDBt  EmBaoN,  Esq.  of  Caistor,  who  «.  under  the 
will  of  Q.  Wharton,  Esq.,  to  the  estate  of  West  Retford,  oo. 
Nottins^m.    He  m.  Elisabeth,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 
the  Bev.  Thomas  Bosvile,  rector  of  Ufford,  co.  Northamp- 
ton, by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  sister  and  c>-heir  of  John  BoUe, 
of  Thorpe  Hall,  co.  Lincoln,  and  by  this  lady  (who  m.  3ndly, 
in  1745,  the  Rev.  Stephen  Ashton,  vicar  of  Louth)  had 
issue, 
Wharton.  (Sir),  of  East  Retford,  Notts,  6.  at  Haokthome, 
00.  Lincoln,  in  Feb.  1789-40;  m.  Ist,  10  April.  1762.  Anna- 
Maria,  ddest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Vincent  Amootta,  Esq. 
of  Harrington  and  Aistrop,  co.  Lincoln,  assumed  in  con- 
seqiMDoe  the  surname  of  Amootts,  and  was  created  a 
Baronet  la  1790.    Ho  had  by  her  an  only  dan., 
BUcabeth,  sk  in  1780,  to  Sir  John  Ingilby,  Bart  of 
Ripl^. 
8b' Wharton  «k  Sudly,  Amslia-Tevssa  Campbell,  and  by 
her  had  one  dan., 

Soph'ia-Loviss,  «.  tn  IBM,  to  Matthew  WUson,  Esq.  of 
Bshton  HaH,  co.  Tork. 
8br  Wharton  d.  hi  1808. 
ALBXAVDn,  of  whom  we  treat, 
mxabeih,  si.  to  Thomas  Massingberd,  Bsq. 

HieSndson, 

Ai^XAWPSB  Bnasoir,  Esq.  of  West  Retford  ^use,  oo. 
Notts,  6.  1748 ;  m.  Susanna,  2nd  dau.  (and  co-helress,  with 
her  sister,  Anne,  wife  of  M^or  John  Clutterbock,  Esq.  of 
Waricwtflrtti,  co.  NorthumberLmd)  of  Captain  Patrick  loron, 
of  E  ist  Thetford,  a  descendmt  of  the  noble  house  of  Strath- 
mow,  and  left  (with  a  dau.,  Harriet-I^ona,  m.  1st,  to 
Joseph  Cavie^  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  to  Colonel  Campbell)  a  son 


AlbzahdbbpLtov  BMrnnsoir,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  West  Retford 
House,  Notts,  and  of  Ulversoroft  Abbey,  co.  Leicester,  6. 
10  May,  1770,  wbo  entered  the  army  5  March,  1796,  and 
served  throu^^iout  the  campaigns  in  Holland,  E^grpt,  £^n, 
Cipe  of  Good  Hope,  4€.  In  1817,  he  was  one  of  the  few 
promoted  by  the  Prince  Begeat  to  the  rank  of  deputy 
lnq>eetor  of  hospitals.  Dr.  Emerson  m.  BHsabeth,  dan.  of 
—  Hunsdon,  Esq.  of  Maldon,  co.  Essex,  and  has  issue, 
Ai.BXAKDEit-LTOM,  his  heir. 

William-Henry,  of  Cumberworth  and  Thorpe,  oo.  Lincoln, 
an  offieer  ui  the  Cmp^  mounted  rifles.  He  entered  the 
armr,  as  ensign  in  the  loth  foot,  in  1842,  and  having 
obtiuned  his  lieutenancy  iu  1843,  served  through  the  cam- 
m^gn  of  the  Sutledge,  acting  aidoKie-oamp  to  Brigadier 
Stncey,  CB.,  at  Sobraon,  and  has  received  a  medal  and  a 
claq>;  m.  in  1848,  Fior.i-Brenda,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  F.-D. 
Baynes,  Esq.  of  Lonesome  and  Ashstead,  co.  Surrey,  by 
Matv  his  wife,  ^eldest  surviving  dau.  of  Sir  Timothy 
ShcUey,  B'irt.  of  Castle  Goring. 
847 


EKE 

Thomss-Whsrton,  of  Cumberworth,  co.  Unooln,  and  kte 
of  Pembroke  College,  Oxfovd,  ta.  Mary,  dau.  of  R.  Cor- 
ringham,  Esq.  of  Muterton,  Notts,  and  has  a  son. 

Elixabeth,  m.  to  Captain  Tupman,  RN.,  of  Reading,  and 
d.  in  1840,  leaving  tnree  sons  and  one  dau. 

Julia.  Isabella-Susanna.  Anne-Looisa. 

Dr.  BmsvsQO  d.  U  July,  18M,  was  buried  at  Tuubridge 
Wells,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present  Rsv.  Albx- 
A]n»XB-LT0ir  Bmbbsoii,  of  Ulversorufk  Abbey. 

<8iai-471v«zBeroft  Abbsy,  oo.  Leioester. 


EMEBY  OF  THE  GBANGE,  BANWELL. 

Bmibt,  Qbobob,  Esq.  of  the  Gmnge,  Banwell,  oo. 
Somerset,  a  deputy-lieut.  of  that  shire,  and  captaiu 
in  the  Dorset  militia,  6.  in  1784;  m.  Ist,  in  1805, 
Martha-Maria,  dau.  of  John  Marder,  Esq.,  oapt  KN., 
and  by  her  had  is8U6» 
L  HBBBBDXv-FOnmi;  a  magistrate  ftnr  Somersetshire^  b, 
in  1809. 

n.  Martha-Maria^llnden,  si.  to  Hesbert  ?niliams,  Esq.  of 
Stinsfbrd  House,  oo.  Dorset. 

Mr.  Emery  m,  2nd^y,  in  1819,  Leonora,  dau.  of 
Biohard  Bingham,  Esq.  of  Bingham's  Melcombe, 
oolonel  of  the  Dorset  militia^  but  by  her  had  no 


ILCtWISf  • — This  fiunily  bears  the  arms  that  were  oon- 
iirmed  or  granted,  20  May,  1689,  to  Thomas  Emery,  of  Littlo 
Badow,  00.  Essex,  who  came  to  England  with  Wiluam, 
Prince  of  Orange,  4  Nov.  1688,  assisted  at  the  coronation  of 
that  monarch  the  following  year,  and  remained  attached  to 
his  royal  court  for  the  remidnder  of  hie  Ufs.    The  late 

JoHB  Emxbt,  Esq.,  m.  in  1778,  Martha,  dau.  of  Henry 
Oresley,  Bsq.  of  Bristol,  (who  claimed  descent  fh>m  the 
banmetical  fkmily  of  Oreslsy,)  and  had  issuer 

Henxy-Oreslsy,  M.D.,  inspector  of  mUitacy  hospitals, 
deceased. 

Thomas,  capt  in  the  army,  deceased. 
Obobob,  now  of  the  Orange. 
Charles-Atwood,  oapt  Dorset  miUtia. 
Martha,  m.  to  Charles  Fowlsr,  Esq. 
Maria,  si.  to  William  Harrison,  Esq. 

ilrm»— Axg.,  three  bsn^  nebuU,  gu.,  in  chief,  as  lAany  tor« 


Cnd—'A  demi-horse^  collared,  issuing  out  of  a  mural 


Jfotto— FideUs  et  susvis. 

fifol— The  Orange,  Banwell,  co.  Somerset. 


ENEBY  OP  BALLYCONNELL. 
Enebt,  Wiluam-Hamiltov,  Esq.  of  Balljoonnell 
House,  ca  Cavan,  J.P.  and  D.U,  b,  19  Sept.  1798; 
m.  9  Feb.  1889,  Isabella-Alicia,  dau.  of  Brook-Taylor 
Ottley,  Esq.  of  Delaford,  oo.  Dublin,  and  d,  20  Oct 
1854,  leaving  an  only  dan.  and  heir, 

COOniABGB-ISABBXB. 

MLr.  Eneiy  serred  as  high-sheriff  in  1848. 

Eimagg^— -The  great-grandfather  of  the  pressut  repre- 
sentative of  this  respectable  Irish  fiunily, 

JoKB  Bmbbt,  Esq.  of  Bawnb<^,  co.  0«van,  m.  Badhel  Hoi- 
royd,  sister  of  Isaac  Holroyd,  Esq.  ,£ither  of  John,  first  Lord 
ShefBeld,  and  grandCather  of  the  present  peer,  aad  fay  her 
wasfiatherof 

JoHV  BvBBT,  Esq.  of  Ballyoonaell,  who  m.  Maigaret,  dao. 
of  Sir  John-Charies  Hamilton,  B^trt,  and  had  (with  two 
daus.)asoa, 

Jomr  Ebbbt,  Esq.  of  Ballyoonnell,  lieut-ooL  gjlkenny 
MUitis,  who  m.  &«ah-Ainsworth  Blunt,  of  lUlkenny,  and 
had  (with  two  sons,  Oeoige  and  Joseph,  both  d.  wtrnX  two 
other  sous  and  two  dans., 

Wiluam-Hamiltob,  of  BallvconneU  House. 

John,  m.  Miss  Lon^^  and  d.  leaving  a  son,  Albert,  dec 

MaiiB^ret-Bachel,  m.  to  Mi^or  Arthur  Helsham,  of  Kil- 
kenny. 

Sarah-Ainsworth,  m.  to  Robert-WiUiam  Stocy,  CM>t  Boyal 
ArtiUeiy. 
CoL  Eneiy  d.  19  Sept  1843. 

AfiM—Arg.,  an  eagle^  diq[>layed. 

Crat — ^A  laloon,  doee,  ppr. 

M<410    flans  changer. 

&a£— BaUyconneU  House,  Ballyoonnell,  co.  Cavan. 


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ENS 

ENNIS  OF  BALLINAHOWN. 

Enxib,  John,  Esq.  of  Ballinahown,  co.  Westmeatb, 
high-sberiff  of  that  co.  id  1837,  and  of  the  co.  Dublin 
in  1849;  m.  in  1834,  Anna-Maria,  eldest  dau.  of 
David  Henry,  Esq.,  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  and  has 
iasue, 

L  JoHS  Jaios,  h.  In  184S. 

L  Mxry.  n.  Josephine.  xii.  Elizabeth. 

Mr.  Enuis  is  Governor  of  the  Bank  of  Ireland,  and 
Chairman  of  the  Midland  Qreat  Western  Railway. 
He  contested  the  county  of  Westmeatb,  unsuccess- 
fully, in  1852,  and  the  borough  of  Athlone  in  1860. 

HintH^t, — ^The  fkmily  of  Bonis,  originally  from  the 
county  of  Down,  becams  established  In  the  county  of  Heath 
a  considorAble  time  since.    The  late 

ANDREW  Emns,  of  Roebuck,  Dublin,  who  was  engsged 
extensively  in  commercial  pursuits  and  realised  a  very  laxge 
fortune,  purchased,  in  1800,  the  estate  of  Qriffinstown,  oo. 
Westmeath,  and  subsequently  made  conaidei-able  additions 
to  his  landed  property,  by  the  acquisition  of  portions  of  the 
Roehfort  and  Malone  estates,  including  Ballinahown,  the 
seat  of  the  Malones.  ^Hr.  Bnnis  married  Miss  M'lisaus,  and 
died  in  1834,  leaving  issue, 

Jomf,  now  of  Ballinahown. 

lOlen,  m.  Richard  P.  O'Reilly,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  J.  leav- 
ing issue. 

Hariannf),  m.  Edward  Howley.  Esq.  of  BeUeek  Oastle,  co 
Mayo,  D.L.,  lud  d.  leaving  issue. 

Jaue,  m.  Nicholas  Balfe,  Esq.  of  South  Fsrk,  ca  Roscom- 
mon, who  d.  185d. 

Alicia,  tn,  John  Reynolds  Peyton,  Esq.,  of  Lsheen,  D.L., 
and  d.  leaving  issue. 

Tovm  Regidenee—Herrion  Square,  Dublin. 
S«i<— Ballinahown,  co.  Westmeath. 


ENSOR  OF  R0LLES6T  HALL. 

Ensor,  John-Mafbs-Webb,  Esq.  of  RoUesby  Hall, 
00.  Norfolk,  lieut.  10th  regt.  of  foot,  b,  25  July, 
1824. 

%intUQt* — ^Thomas  EDBreoR,  Esq.  of  Cumberford,  Staf- 
fordshire, m.  Anne,  sole  dau.  of  Hopwas,  of  Hopwas,  and 
was  father  of  three  sons,  JoHH,  his  heir ;  Bdwatd,  of  Pagets 
Bromley;  and  Humphrey:  the  eldest,  Jomr  EDKHSomi, 
Esq.  of  Cumbertbrd,  si.  the  sole  dau.  and  heir  of  Savage, 
and  was  ftther  of  Thomas,  of  Cumberford,  who  m.  Dorothea 
Cumberford,  and  was  #.  by  his  sob,  John  ;  Obobob  Edbtbob, 
b.  in  1568,  father,  by  his  wife,  E.  Coleman,  of  John  Edhnsob, 
Esq.  of  WiUdncote,  oo.  Wsrwick,  idio  m.  Henrietta  Coleman, 
and  their  only  son, 

Gbobos  Ensob,  Esq*  of  Willincote,  m.  Jme,  dau.  of 
Fiances  Saunders,  Esq.  of  Swissm,  co  Northampton,  and 
had  one  son, 

Bdwa&d  Ehsob,  Esq.  of  Willincote,  who  m.  Jane  Daicy, 
ond  had  issue, 

Jajcbb^  of  WiUencote,  who  m.,  and  was  fiither  of  Strong 
Ensor,  who  sold  Willenoote  to  Mr.  VUlers,  of  Atherston, 
and  whose  sole  dau.,  Sussn,  m.  —  Paul,  Esq. 

Job,  whose  line  we  treat  of  presently. 

Edward,  m.,  and  had  an  only  dau.,  Ann. 
The  2nd  son. 

Job  Ensob,  Esq.,  m.  Maiy  Hill,  by  whom  he  had,  with  a 
second  son,  Ocoige,  (of  Ardress,  oo.  Armagh,  who  m.  Sacah 
Clarke,  and  had  issue  two  sons,  l  George,  who  m.  Ester 
Weld,  of  Dublin,  snd  had  issue  two  suns,  George  and 
Charles,  and  six  daus. ;  and  n.  CoL  Thomas,  d.  vnm.,)  an 
elder  son, 

John  Ensor,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  who  m.  Elizabeth  Sycan 
(bom  Wiiller),  and  left  an  only  son, 

John  Ensor,  Esq.  of  RuUesby  Hall,  J.P.  and  D.L.  6.  4 
Dec.  1773 ;  su  1st,  11  Aug.  1796,  Amphillis,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Edmund  Mapes,  Esq.  of  RoUesby,  and  by  her  (who  d,  88 
April,  1830X  had  issue, 

John-Mapcs,  m.  8  Nov.  1828,  Mary-Ann^  dau.  of  Daniel 
Webb,  Esq.  of  Worthing,  oo.  Sussex,  and  d,  in  18fi3,  leav- 
ing issue  two  sons,  John-Mapbs-Wbbb,  now  of  RoUesby 
Ball,  and  Charles-Peploe-Smith,  with  one  dau.,  Maiy- 


Charles,  Roval  Bng.,  d.  i.  p. 

Frederick,  in  holy  orders,  to.  Mary-Anne  Montague,  of 

Ormsby,  co.  Norfolk,  and  has  two  daus.,  Louisa  and 

Aurora. 
Edmond,  Clerk,  m.  EUen  Tompson,  of  Witchingham,  co. 

Norfolk,  and  has  issue. 
848 


BN  T 

AmphlDls-EUsabeth-Anne. 

Aurora-Sophia.  Julia,  deceased. 

Anne-Georgiana-M  ttilda,  deceased. 
Mr.  Eusor  to.  2ndly,  in  1838,  Plorence-Agnos.  dau.  of  licut.- 
CoL  Cobbe,  H.B.LC.8.,  and  has  by  her  fturther  issue,  two 

d'AUS., 

Fknence-Georgiana.  Elisabeth-Lsnia. 

^rrot-Quarterly :  1st  snd  4th,  snr.,  a  chev.  bebreen  three 
horse-shoes,  sa.,  tor  Ensob  ;  2nd  and  8rd.  qpaJ^^T  1 1»L^ 
4th,  sa.,  fesse,  fujdly,  or,  for  Mapbs;  8rd  snd  4th.  bsrry 
nebula  of  eighty  or  and  sa..  for  Blunt. 

Crv**— An  unicorn's  head,  arg-,  homed  and  maned,  or. 

Seo^-BoUesby  Hall,  co.  Norfolk. 


ENTWISLE  OF  FOXHOLES. 

EifTWiSLB,  JohnSuith,  Esq.  of  Foxholes,  and 
Castleton  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b. 
18  Sept  1815 ;  w.  18  May,  1848.  Caroline,  2nd  daji. 
of  Robert-J.-J.  Norreys,  Esq.  of  Davy  Hulmo  Hall, 
CO.  Lancaster,  and  has  issue, 

X.  Caroline-Dorothea.  Mary-Ellen. 

xn.  IsabelU-Margaiet. 
Mr.  Entwisle  was  high-sheriff  in  1849. 

KlUagf . — ^nie  ftmlly  of  Entwiale  was  long  settled  in 
the  township  of  Entwisle,  on  the  north-eastern  extremity 
of  the  hundred  of  Salford ;  and  Camden  speaks  of  Itetwisle 
Hall  in  his  time  as  '*a  neat  and  elegant  mansion,"  the  resi- 
dence of  "  noble  proprietors  of  its  own  name."  Of  its  dis- 
tinguished  members  in  early  times  was  Sib  BKRrarc  Bhtwi- 
SBLL,  Knt,  Viscount  of  Bricqbec,  a  gaUant  warrior  of  the 
martial  times  of  Hekbt  V.  and  Hskrt  VI.  He  participated 
in  the  glory  of  Agiocourt,  and  contributed  by  his  valonr  to 
the  conquest  of  Prance.  Sir  Bertine  wedded  Lucy,  fifth 
d  lU.  of  Sir  John  Ashton,  of  Ashton,  and  relict  of  Sir  Richard 
Byron,  Knt,  by  whom  he  left  a  dau.,  lAicy,  trom  whom  the 
Northamptonshire  Bradens  descended. 

BoBKBT  Ektwisls,  Bsq.  of  Foxholes,  6.  in  1735,  justice  of 
the  peace,  d.  wito.  hi  1787,  when  the  eatates  passed  to  his 
kinsmsn, 

Jomi  Maxklahd,  Esq.,  6.  81  Aug.  1744,  son  of  John 
Markland,  Esq.  of  Manchester,  and  grandson  of  John  Mark- 
land,  Esq.  of  Wigan,  by  Ellen  Entwisle,  his  wife,  wfaoes 
fWiher,  Bertie  Entwisle,  vice-chnnoellor  of  the  Duchy  of 
Lancaster,  was  second  son  of  Johk  Extwisl^  Esq.  of  FMr- 
holes,  sn  utter  banister  of  the  Middle  Temple,  living  in 
1665.  Mr.  Markland  assumed,  in  consequence,  the  surname 
and  arms  of  Bmtwisls.  He  si.  9  Got.  178S,  Ellen,  dau.  of 
Hu^  Lyle,  Esq.  of  Colersine,  snd  had  issue, 

JoHH,  his  heir.  ,         ^     ,, 

Hugh.  TO.  in  18d4,  Mary- Anne,  dan.  of  T.  Boyds,  Ksq. 

Robert,  lieut. -coL  of  the  Laucaahire  militia,  6.  in  1788. 

Henry,  d.  unm.  PhiUp-Bise,  6.  in  1790. 

Bertin,  6.  in  1790,  d  leaving  two  dans. 

EUeik  TO.  in  1804,  to  John-Gilbert  Boyd%  Esq.  of  Brown 
HilL  • 

Elisabeth,  m.  in  1806,  to  Robert  Feel,  Bsq.  of  Maiicheet«r. 

Margaret.    Mary,  <(.  vtm.  in  1796. 

The  eldest  son, 

John  EiiTwisiJB,  Esq.  of  Foxholes,  M.P.  for  Boofadsle, 
high-sheriff  of  Lancashire  fai  1824,  h,  16  Aug.  1784,  to.  14 
May,  1812,  Ellen,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Smith,  Beq.  of 
Castleton  Hall,  and  dying  5  April,  1887,  left  (with  two  dams., 
EUen-M^tilda,  to.  to  Sir  Alexander  Ramsay,  Bt,  and 
Augusta,  TO.  184S,  to  I.  B.  Madrinnon,  Esq.),  a  son  and  heir, 
the  present  Johx-Smith  Ehtwisui,  Esq.  of  Foxholes. 

^rm*— Arg-.  on  a  bend,  engraUed,  sa.,  three  xnuUeta^  of 
the  first. 

Crettt—lBt,  a  hand,  fessewise^  oouped  above  the  wrist, 
ppr.,  holding  a  fleur-de-lis,  erect,  or ;  2nd,  a  dexter  arm  in 
armour,  emoowed,  holding  with  the  hand,  by  the  hair,  a 
Saraoen's  head,  erased  and  affinont^  all  ppr. 

Motto— Tar  ce  signe  4  Aginoourt 

fiM^-Foxholes. 

ENYS  OF  Eirra 

Enys,  John-Samubl>  Esq.  of  Enys,  co.  Cornwall, 
J.P.,  high -sheriff  in  1824,  6.  21  Sept.  1796;  m. 
17  April,  1S34,  Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  Daviet 
Gilbert,  E'lq.  of  Tredrea  and  East  Bourn. 

%ilXt&fSt* — ^This  ancient  family  was  seated  at  Enys  in 
the  time  of  Edward  III.,  and  from  De  Bnys^  the  then  pro> 
prietor,  descended,  in  a  direct  male  Une, 


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EST 


LooB-Amn  Svtb  (only  dan.  of  Samuel  807%  Btq.  of 
■nji,  by  Qunh,  his  wifb,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomaa  Penroee, 
rector  of  Newboiy ;  granddau.  of  John  Bays,  Esq.  of  Soys, 
by  lAoy,  his  wife,  dau.  ot  Frands  Bassett,  Bsq.  of  Tehidy, 
and  great-gnnddau.  of  Samaol  Buys,  Esq.  of  Bnys,  by 
Dorothy,  his  wife,  sister  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  William  Willys, 
Bart,  of  Fen  Ditton,  00.  OambridgeX  became  eyentually 
heiress,  in  a  direct  line,  of  the  fiunily.  She  m.  Samuel-OliTer 
Hont,  Bsq.  of  HoondshiU,  Worcestershire,  and  had  issue, 

JoHsr-SAMiTBL,  hcT  hdr. 

Jane. 

Frances- Anne^  m.  in  18S8,  to  Otho  Cooke,  Esq. 

Ifrs.  Hunt  assumed,  in  1818,  her  original  &mily  name  of 
Sm.  Her  only  son  is  the  present  Johv-Samuil  Emm, 
Bsq.  of  Bnys. 

Arwt$  Quarterly :  within  a  bordnre,  compony,  or  andsa., 
1st  and  4th,  arg.,  Uiree  wyrens,  volant,  in  pale,  Tert^  a  bor- 
dure,  go. ;  Snd  and  8rd,  gu.,  on  a  fesse,  embatttod,  coimter- 
•mbattled,  between  three  birds,  aig.,  as  many  dnquefoila, 

SA. 

Ovif— Three  white  feathers,  erect. 
J#o€to— Serpentes  velut  et  N>himbf^. 
Aat^Boyi^  near  Peniyn. 


EBLB-DRAX  OF  CHARBOROUQH. 
See  DBAZy  p.  814. 

BRRINOTON  OF  HIOH  WARDEN. 

EBRntOTOK,  John,  Era.  of  High  Warden,  00. 
Korthumberland,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  4  Oct  1807;  m. 
1st,  24  Not.  1888,  Anne  Mary,  3rd  dan.  of  Vinoent- 
Henry  E^re,  Esq.  of  Belgrave  Square,  London,  and 
Highfield,  00.  Derby,  and  by  her  (who  d,  22  Oct 
1842)  had  inne, 

L  WilUsm-yalentina,  ».  80  April,  1840 ;  d.01lacoh,  1861 

I.  Anne-Lucy. 
He  m.  2nd]y,  26  Oct  1858,  Caroline-Hope,  eldest 
dan.  of  (he  Rev.  WUliam-J.-D.  Waddilove,  of  Beacon 
Grange,  Northumberland. 

M^ixUU^t* — ^This  ihmfly  deriyes  its  name  fipom  Brring- 
ton,  a  hamlet  in  the  paridi  of  St.  John-Lee,  and  members 
of  it  were  settled  as  lk«eholders  in  the  oontigoous  parish  of 
Warden  at  an  early  period.  In  1200,  Lord  Adam  de  Tin- 
dale,  Baron  of  Lang^y,  had  it  entered  upon  the  great  Roll, 
that  EUas  of  Brrenton  gave  him  thirty  marks  and  a  cara- 
cate  of  land  in  Alrewas.  The  Erringtons  of  Cockly  Tower 
•ad  Bnrington  also  resided  st  Whamly,  when  they  pur- 
chased that  and  other  estates  of  Lord  Buzgh,  in  1665. 

Aboat  1670-1680  ttved  Nicholas  BaanroTOH,  of  Bning- 
ion,  wtio  m.  1st,  a  dau.  of  Camaby,  of  Beaufront;  ami 
SmUy,  Uary,  dan.  of  Oavin  Butherford,  Bet},  firom  the  1st 
marriage  sprang  the  fkmily  of  Brrlngton,  of  Beaufront; 
and  fhmi  the  2nd,  that  of  BaatvoTov  or  Walwiox 
OaAVGS. 

WiLUAM  BBBoroTOV,  Esq.  of  Walwiok  Orange,  «.  to  the 
flonfly  estates  of  his  grandDither,  F.  Brrington,  Bsq.,  and 
of  his  kinsman,  Bdward  Brrington,  of  Walwick  Orange. 
He  was  high-sheriff  of  Northumberland  in  1788,  and  died 
while  in  that  office  (he  was  buried  9  Hardk,  1788-0)  having 
had,  by  Isabella  his  wife^  dso.  of  John  Baoon.  Bsq.  of 
Staward  (whom  he  si.  7  Oct  1781;  and  who  m.  2ndly, 
S  SepC  1740,  the  Bev.  Biohard  Werge^  ricar  of  HartbomX 
two  sons,  Thomas,  the  elder,  6.  In  1782,  d.  the  foUowing 
year ;  and  Jobh,  his  heir.    The  latter, 

JoHM  Basniovov,  Bsq.  of  Walwick  Orange,  and  Chestsn^ 
built  the  mansion  there.  He  si.  26  June,  1704,  Ifary,  dan. 
of  the  Rev.  Charles  Stoddart  viow  of  ChoUerton;  and  d. 
In  1788  (buried  18  MayX  havfaig  had  by  her  (who  survived 
him,  and  was  buried  at  Warden,  20  Jan.  1802)  Ave  sons  and 
Ihrss  dans.,  vis., 

WnxiAM.  of  whom  hsresiler. 

Thomai^  6.  6  Dec  1760 ;  d.s.p. 

CharleiL  bapt  18  July,  1770 ;  a  merchant  in  Newcastle ;  m. 
ff^*M»rtit,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Bates,  D.D..  rector  of 
Whalton ;  and  d.  at  I^ons,  in  Aug.  1880,  havi^  had  l^ 
her  (who  d.  at  Oeneva,  in  1828)  an  only  child,  BBaabeth. 

John,  bapt  in  Feb.  1772;  settled  at  Chester;  m.  and  had 

issue  one  eon,  John,  and  two  dans.,  Mary  and  Eleanor. 

Balph,  biu»t  11  Dec.  1770;  sometime  in  the  Nortbumber- 
ksBd  miliba,  akM>  capt  in  the  20th  and  98th  regiroento. 
He  afterwards  enteiied  into  holv  mders,  and  became 

eorato  of  Uigham  and  of  Widdrfaigton.  He  sk  Diana, 
849 


dan.  and  eo-helr  of  Cuthbert  Watson,  Bsq.  of  Cowpeo, 
and  had  issue  five  sons  and  eight  dans.,  or  whom  Cutb» 
bort-WUUam,  d.  wm.  in  July,  1836;  and  Harv,  m.  14 Oct 
1886,  William  Hogarth,  Bsq.  of  CUfton,  00.  Westmorland. 

Anne.  m.  17  June,  17S4,  the  Rev.  Oswald  Head,  vioar  of 
ChoUerton ;  who  d.  in  1820.    She  had  issue. 

Mary,  d.  unm.  9  July,  1829.  Isabella. 

The  eldeet  son  and  heir, 

WiLUAM  BEBoroTON,  Bsq.  of  High  Warden  and  Gamdear 
place,  Bath,  barrister-at-law,  6.  10  June^  1706,  was,  in  1796^ 
of  Headlam  HaU,  00.  Durham.  He  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of 
Hugh  OVoanoT,  of  London,  and  by  her  (who  d,  Mb.  184^ 
left  at  his  decease,  Nov.  1820, 

FaaDBBioK,  his  heir. 

Jomr.  successor  to  his  brother,  and  pseasnt  immisqniaUffc 

Eleanor,  d.  nam. 

Mary,  d.  mm.  in  1828. 

Monica,  m.  in  Sept  188flL  to  Yalsntlae-O^rien  O'Connor, 
Bsq.  of  Rockfleld,  near  DubUn. 
The  elder  son  and  heir, 

FaBDcaiox  BBBoroioir,  Esq.  of  High  Warden,  6.  in  1804  ; 
d.  UHM,  6  March,  1886,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother,  the 
piessnt  JoHX  Erbuotov,  Esq.  of  High  Warden. 

wlnii#— Aig.,  two  bars,  in  chief;  three  escallops  aa. 

Out   A  cook,  gu.,  combed  and  wattled,  aa. 

Am<— High  Wslden,  near  Hexham. 


ESDAILE  OF  COTHELSTONE  HOUSE. 

Bbdail%  Edwabd-Jiffbibi,  Esq.  of  Cothebtona 
House,  00.  Somenet,  6.  6  April,  1785 ;  nk  10  April, 
1809,  Elisa,  only  child  of  Clement  Drake.  Esq.  of 
Taunton,  and  nieoe  of  the  late  Franeia  Drake,  Esq., 
formeriy  minister- plenipotentiary  at  Munich,  and 
has  issue, 
L  BDWABD^SFrBOiB,  6.  28  Jun^  nu ;  m,  tr  8q>i.  1887, 
lanthe,  only  ddld  of  the  late  PereyByssheBhslley,  Big., 
by  his  first  wife, 
u.  William -Clement- Drake,  b.  U  Jan.  1820;  m.  1840w 
Harriette,  2nd  dau.  of  Cunliflb  Idster-Ksy,  Esq.,  kts 
M.P.  for  Bradford. 
I.  Emily-Frances,  m.  81  Aug.  1847,  to  Flowden-Chaiiea- 
Jennett  Weston,  Esq.,  only  child  of  Mairion  Weston, 
Bsq.  of  Hagleyt  South  Oarolfna,  U.S. 
u.  Elisa-Drake,  m.  9  March,  1837,  to  the  Ber.  W.-Wynd- 
ham  Malet,  son  of  the  late  Sir  C.-W.  Malet,  Bart 
Mr.  Esdaile,  who  is  in  the  oommission  of  the  peace 
for  Somersetshire,  serred  the  office  of  sheriff  for 
that  county  in  1825. 

i^ineagf  .^At  the  revocstlon  of  the  edict  of  Nantes, 
the  ancestor  of  this  femUy,  deecended  fIrom  an  honourable 
house,  then  represented  by  the  Baron  dlMalle,  being  a 
Protestant,  iled  firom  France^  and  his  property  being  eoo- 
iisoatedin  consequence^  he  lived  end  died  in  obaouiityin 


William  Bsdails,  Esq.,  an  eminent  banker  in  the  dtf 
of  London  (8rd  son  of  Sir  James  Bsdalle,  Knt.  of  Great 
Gains,  EssexX  «».  EUsabeth,  only  child  of  Bdward  Jefflries, 
Esq.,  Treasurer  of  St.  Hiomas's  Hospital,  snd  d.  1887, 
having  had  two  sons  and  four  dans.,  vis., 

"BDwxwhJMrtmwit  his  heir. 

Henry,  d.wM». 

Mary,  m.  to  Dr.  Bidiardson. 

Loiusa,  m.  to  Robert  Wlrter,  Bsq. 

Emma,  d.  wwa. 

Caroline.  «.  to  Bees-Goring  Thomas^  Esq.  of  Uanom,  la 
Carmaithenshire. 

The  elder  son  having  inhsrited  the  estatee  of  his  maternal 
gnmdfether,  Bdward  JeflHes,  Bsq.,  wtio  d.  1814,  is  the  pre- 
sent BDWASDJimasEsDAiLBS,  Bsq.  of  Cothslstone  House. 

^raw— On.,  a  lion's  head,  erased,  between  three  mnlletB,  or. 
Ontt—A  demi-liot^rampant;  holding  a  mullet  in  his  paws, 
awrf— Oothelstone  Bouse^  TSunton. 


ESTCOURT  OP  ESTCOURT. 
SoTRBROV  -  EaroouBT,  TflOMAS-HBirBr-Sunov, 
Bsq.  of  Estcoart,  co.  Qloacester,  and  of  Darrington 
hA,  CO.  Yoirk.  J.P.  wid  D.L.,  M.A.  Oriel  Collega, 
Oxford,  and  late  ILP.  for  Devises,  6.  4  April,  1801  ; 
m.  21  Aug.  1830,  Lucy-Sarah,  only  child  of  the  late 
Frank  Sotheron,  Em.  of  KirkUngton,  Notts,  admiral 
of  the  Blue,  and  ILF.  for  Notts,  and  assumed, 

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17  July,  1889,  the  Burname  and  arms  of  Sothbbon 
only.  Subsequently,  at  the  death  ot  his  father,  he 
resumed  his  patronymie. 

%itUti^t* — ^The  famfly  of  Estooubt  enjoys  considerable 
estates  and  influence  in  the  cotinties  of  Gloucester  and 
Wilts,  and  the  pedigree  datee  fh>m  Walter  de  la  Estcourt, 
who  died  a.d.  1S30,  as  appears  by  a  deed  still  in  the  posses- 
sion of  the  family.  Since  that  time,  the  Bstcourts  have 
been  seatted  on  the  same  manor  of  Estcuurt,  near  Tetbury. 

Matthew  Estooubt,  Esq.  of  Cam,  in  Gloucestershire 
(great  grandfather  of  the  present  proprietor),  m.  Esther 
Hailing,  and  had,  with  four  daus..  as  many  sons,  viz., 
Matthew,  Thomas,  Edward,  and  Edmund,  aU  now  deceased. 
The  2nd  son, 

Thomas  Estooubt,  Esq.,  m.  9  Oct.  1774,  the  Hon.  Jane 
Grimston,  eldest  dau.  of  James,  second  Viscount  Grimston, 
by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  John-Askell  Bnoknall,  Esq.  of 
Oxney,  in  Hertfordshire,  and  had  issue, 

I.  THOMAs-GBDisroN-BuoKiiALi^  his  heir, 
n.  Edmund-William,  M.A.,  rector  of  Long  Newnton,  in 
Wiltshire,  and  of  Shipton  Moyne,  Gloucestershira,  6. 
28  April,  1789;  m.  Bertna-Elixabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  Thomas 
Wyact,  Esq.  of  Wargrave,  in  Berksliire,  and  has  issue, 
1  Edward-Thomas.  8  Edgar-Edmund. 

8  Matthew-Hale.  4  Charles-Wyatt 

6  Arthur-Harbottle. 
1  Marv-Jane. 
IX.  Hamott-Jane-Bucknall,  d.  nam.  25  July,  1830. 
m.  Charlotte. 

Mr.  Bstoourt  d.  9  Deo.  1818,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

TBOMAS-QBiifsroN-BuGKxrAXX  Bbtooust,  Esq.,  M.P.,  bor- 
xister-at-]aw,  D.C.L.  of  Corpus  ChrisU  College,  Oxford,  and 
P.A.B..  b.  8  Aug.  1776 ;  m.  19  May.  1800,  Eleanor  2nd  dau. 
of  James  Sutton,  Esq.  of  New  Park,  in  Wiltshire,  and  had 


Thomas-Hxnbt-Sttttoh,  now  of  Bstoourt 
James-Bucknall,  ma)or-gen.  in  the  army,  and  a^Jutaat- 
gen.  in  the  Crimea,  fr.  12  July,  1809,  m.  Caroline,  dau   of 
the  Right  Hon.  Reginald  Pole-Carew,  and  d.  24  June,  1866. 
Bdmund-Hiley-Bucknall,  M.  A.  of  Merton  CoUege,  Oxford, 
Hector  of  Eckington.  6.  22  Not.  1803,  m.  16  April,  1830, 
Anne-Elizabeth,  second  dau.  of  Sir  John-Lowtner  John- 
stone, Bart,  of  Westerfaall,  in  Dumfriesshire,  and  h^ts 
three  daus.,  viz.,  Charlotte-Eleanor,  Jane,  and  Gertrude. 
Waltor-Grimston-BncknaU,  oomm.  RN,  6.  16  May,  1807, 
d.  on  the  coast  of  AiHoa  16  Sept.  1845. 
WiUiam-John-Bucknall,  B.A.  m  holy  orders^  b.  17  May, 
1812,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Drake. 
Edward-Dugdale-Bucknall,  barristei^at-law,  6. 6  Feb.  1818. 
Klesnor-Anne-Buoknall,  m.  to  the  Right  Hon.  H.  Ad> 
dington.  Georgiana-Chorlotte^  deceased. 

Maiy-Anne-Harrlet-BucknalL 
Mr.  Estcourt,  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieutenant  for  the 
counties  of  Gloucester  and  Wilts,  represented  the  borough 
of  Devizes  from  Jan.  1806  to  Feb.  1826,  since  which  period 
he  had  a  seat  in  parliament  for  the  University  of  Oxford. 
Bed.  26 July,  1863. 
Jrm»— Erm.,  on  a  chief,  indented,  gu ,  three  estcUes,  or. 
Orttt — Out  of  a  mural  crown  az.,  a  demi-eagle  with  wings, 
diq>layed,  ppr.,  beaked,  or. 

&at»— Estcourt,  near  Tetbuiy,  and  Darrington  Hall,  near 
PonteAact 


ETHELSTON  OP  WICKSTED  HALL. 

Ethelbton,  Thi  Rev.  Charles- Wicksted,  of  co. 
Chester,  Wicksted  Hall,  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Robert  Peel,  Esq.  of  Wallington  Hall,  co.  Norfolk, 
brother  of  the  Ist  Sir  Robert  Peel,  Bart,  and  has  issue 
(ses  Ethelston-Peel  of  Bryn-y-pys),  Mr.  Ethelston 
is  a  deeoendnnt  of  the  ancient  Saxon  family  of  Ethel- 
stone,  which  is  traced  in  an  ancient  manuscript, 
No.  2042  Harleian  MSS.,  British  Museum,  called 
«  The  Ethelestophylax,**  from  the  time  of  Athelstan. 
The  estate  of  Wicksted  Hall  came  to  the  family  by 
the  marriage  of  Mr.  Ethelston's  great-grandfather, 
Simon  ErHELaroN,  Esq.  of  Malpas,  with  Eleanor 
WiOKSTED,  heiress  of  that  ancient  family. 

ulmu— Az.,  on  a  pile  between  two  cross  crosslets  in  base, 
an  eagle  displayed  purpure.  Quartering:  arg.  on  a  bend, 
as.  be^een  three  Cornish  choughs,  sa.,  beaked  and  legged 
go.,  as  many  garbs,  or,  for  WiCKSTsn. 

CrtMl — A  ram's  head,  couped,  aa.,  chaiged  with  tiiree  croos- 
orosslets,  or. 

Motto— Dat  et  sumat  Deus. 

aM^— Wicksted  Hall,  Cheshire. 

850 


B  T  T 


ETTRICK  op  high  BARNEa 

EiTRiOK,  Anthont,  Esq.  of  High  Barnes,  ca 
Durham,  J.P.,  6. 15  Sept  1810 :  «.  his  father  18  Jan. 
1847. 

ILCtieaSf . — ^The  first  of  this  family  on  record, 
Anthokt  Etterigkb  was  of  Baiford  or  Bexford,  in  the 
parish  of  Wimbom  Minster,  DorMt  He  was  bom  about 
the  year  1504,  and  was  captain  of  horse  at  the  siege  of 
Boulogne,  when  that  place  surrendered  in  1544  to  HsniT 
VIII.    His  grandson, 

WiLUAU  Ettbiok^  of  Berford,  6,  in  1590,  m.  Annt^ 
dnu.  of  William  Willis,  of  P  unphill,  co.  Dorset,  and  had 
(with  two  daus.,  one  m.  to  — ,  Northover,  of  Somersetshire; 
the  other  to  Sir  William  Cowthorp,  of  Ireland)  three  sons, 

L  Anthont,  of  Holt  Lodge,  in  the  Forest,  co.  Doraet,  an 
excellent  antiquaiy  and  lawyer,  b.  in  1625.  M.P.  for 
Christchurch,  Hants,  in  1686,  m.  in  1650,  Anne,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Edward  Davenant,  D.D.  of  GilUngfaam,  oa 
Dorset,  and  grand-niece  of  John  Davenant^  Bishop  of 
Salisbuxy,  and  had  issue, 

1  William,  barrister-at-law,  and  M.P.  for  Ghtistohnrch 
ttom  1688  to  1714 ;  m.  1st,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Eden 
Bacon,  Bart.,  by  whom  be  had  a  dau.,  Blizaasth,  who 
m.  PhiUp  Botfiler,  Bso.  of  Woodhall.  co.  Herta,  and 
2ndly,  francos,  dsMi.  of  Colonel  Thomas  Wyndham,  of 
Wit&on,  CO.  Somerset,  by  whom  he  had  another  dan., 
Rachcl,  who  d.  «Mm.    He  d.  4  Dec.  1716. 
S  Edward  6.  in  1654,  of  London,  m.  and  had  issue  kmg 
extinct 
XL  Andrew,  of  Blandford  Forum,  or  Sturmlnster,    oo. 
Dorset,  m.  Anne,  dan.  of  Robert  Barker,  of  Ashwell,  in 
the  same  shire^  and  had  two  sons, 
Andrew  and  Bobert,  both  in  the  royal  navy,  and  both 
died  issueless. 
He  d.  in  1679. 

m.  Walibb,  of  whose  Una  we  sie  about  to  treat. 
William  Ettrioke  d.  in  1666.    His  younger  son, 

Waltbb  Ettbioxk,  Esq.  of  Sunderland,  6.  96  April,  1618^ 
a  aealoua  supporter  of  tne  royal  cause.  He  was  register  of 
the  Court  of  Admiralty  in  1661.  He  m.  in  1669,  If  aigaret^ 
dau.  of  William  Sedgewick,  Esq.  of  Elvet,  co.  Durham,  and 
had  six  sons  and  fiye  daus.  He  d.  at  Bath,  8  Aug.  1700, 
and  was  «.  at  High  Barnes,  by  his  second  son, 

Anthont  Ettiuokb,  Esq.  of  High  Barnes,  b.  16  Aug. 
1663 ;  m.  Ist,  Jane,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Richard  Stirling, 
Esq.,  and  great-niece  of  Sir  Samuel  Starling,  Knt.,  aiders 
man  of  London,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau.,  Elisabeth,  m.  1st, 
to  Musgrave  Davison,  Esq.,  and  2ndly.  to  Thomas  Medly- 
cott,  Esq.  of  Venne,  co.  Somerset.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elis  ibeth, 
dau.  of  Heniy  Coghill,  Esq.  of  Aldenham,  Herts.  By  this 
lady,  who  m.  after  his  decease  —  Wittering,  Esq.,  he  had 
two  sons  and  three  daus.  Anthony  Ettridce  d.  in  1T2S, 
aud  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

WiLUAM  Ettbick,  Esq.  of  High  Barnes,  b.  32  Dec  1701, 
J.P.  CO.  Durham,  who  i».  in  1722,  Isabella,  dau.  of  WiLl  on 
lAugley,  Esq.  of  Elwick,  in  Norfolk,  grandson  of  Sir  R  -ger 
Langley,  Bart,  of  Sheriff  Hutton  Park,  co.  York,  and  had, 
with  other  issue, 
WiLLiAH,  his  heir. 

Judith,  w.  Istjto  Mr.  Woodward,  of  London,  merchant, 
and  2ndly,  to  Hugh  French,  M.D. :  d.  in  1822. 
Anne,  m.  to  James  Moor,  Gkoit.  of  London,  and  d.  16  Sept. 
1816. 

BUzabeth,  f».  1st  to  Edward  WeddeU,  of  Tannouth,  oo. 
York,  and  2ndly.  to  John  Carter,  Esq.  of  the  some  place. 

William  Ettrick  d.  in  175S,  and  was  a  by  his  son, 

WiLLiAii  ErmiOK,  Esq.  of  High  Barnes,  b.  in  1726,  who  m. 
in  1752,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Bobert  Wharton,  Esq.  of  Old 
Park,  oo.  Dunham,  and  had  by  her  (who  d,  in  Nov.  1794) 
one  son  and  one  dau.,  vis., 

William,  his  heir. 

Catherine,  la.  William  Bui^  of  Monkwearmonth  and 
d.  «.  p.  in  1821. 
Mr.  Bttiiok  d.  22  Feb.  1808,  sged  eighty-two,  and  was  «.  by 
his  only  son. 

Rev.  William  Ettrick,  of  High  Barnes,  b.  17  Kay,  1757, 
A.M.,  some  time  Fellow  of  University  College,  Oxford, 
rector  of  Toner's  Piddle,  and  vi<»ur  of  Aff  Piddle,  co.  Dorset, 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Bishop,  Esq.  of  Briants 
Piddle,  and  had  issue, 

William,  6.  8  Julv.  1801 ;  d.  Jan.  1838. 

Anthont,  now  of  High  Barnes. 

Walter,  b.  94  Feb.  1812,  va.  Bophia-Cumberiand,  dan.  of 
Capt  Edward  Burt,  R  N.  of  Bath,  and  has  issue. 

John,  6.  18  April,  1814 ;  m.  15  June,  1847,  Sophia,  dan.  of 
the  Rev.  John-Geoige  Maddison,  A.M.  of  Bath. 

Elizabeth,  s^  to  Lieul  Novosielski,  RN.  of  Bath. 


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EUS 

Oj^^^^»•Bo^l«WfcM»kAtdhewIl,  of  Dnke-etwwt, 

Anne.  6.  28  Jiily,  1804,  A  90  May.  1818L 
iMbella^  m,  in  1825,  to  Robert  Horn.  Bu.  of  Hunter's 
Hall,  Bishopswearmouth. 

Helen,  m.  M  Aug.  1837.  to  BdwMd  Webb.  Era.  of  Bath. 
Mary,  d,  wmn.  1  Aug.  1888.  ^ 

Mr.  Sttridc  d.  18  Jan.  1847. 


^TBw— AiK.,  a  lion  nmpant.  and  a  chief;  gu. 
Crett—A  demi -lion,  nunpant^  gu.,  holding  in  the  dexter 
paw  a  marshal's  stafl^  sabH  tipped  at  each  end,  or. 
««K— High  Barnes. 


EUSTACE  OF  BALTINGLASS. 

Eustace.  Charles- Stannard,  Eaq.  of  Roberts- 
town,  oa  Kildare,  and  BtUy  Doyle,  oo.  Cork,  heir 
male  and  recognized  representative  of  the  Viscounts 
Baltinglass,  late  a  captain  in  the  army;  m.  8  April, 
184S,  Laura,  dau.  of  Christopher-Thomas  Tower, 
Esq.  of  Weald  Hall,  oo.  Essex,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
in  1844)  had  one  son,  who  d  in  infemcy.  Captain 
Eustace  «.  his  father  5  Jan.  1856. 

In  1889,  the  late  Rev.  Charles  Eustace  having 
become  male  representative  of  the  family,  petitioned 
the  crown  that  his  right  to  the  Visoountct  of  Bal- 
TIKOLABS  might  be  acknowledged :  his  petition  was 
referred  to  the  Attorney-General  for  Ireland,  who, 
Laving  investigated  the  case,  made  a  report  thereon 
to  Government,  concluding  thus : — 

"  I  am  of  opinion  that  the  petiUooer  has  shewn  sufBdent 
evidence  of  his  right  to  the  dignity  of  Viscount  of  Bal- 
tlngiass.  in  case  the  attainder  of  James,  the  3rd  viscount, 
created  by  the  act  of  Queen  Eluabcth.  were  reversed.** 

SritUX^fe.— The  fiunily  of  Bustace,  of  ancient  Norman 
descent,  was  established  bx  Ireland  by  one  of  the  com- 
panions in  arms  of  Hsmtr  II..  by  whom  he  was  appointed 
Sovemor  of  the  county  of  Kildare.    His  descendant. 

Sta  BowLAim  Bustaob.  Knt.  of  Harristown.  lord  trea- 
surer of  Ireland,  son  of  Sir  Bdwaid  Eustace.  Knt,  lonl 
deputy  of  Ireland  to  Bichard,  Duke  of  Tork.  was  created 
Babox  PoBTLisrsa.  in  Meath.  in  1464.  He  d.  in  1406.  and 
was  «.  by  his  nephew. 

Sir  Thomas  Eustack.  Knt.  of  Haztistown,  created  Biron 
of  Kilcullen,  co.  Kildare.  in  1641,  and  Viscount  of  Baltin- 
glaas.  CO.  Wickk>w,  in  1 542.  His  lonlship  made  a  settlement 
of  all  his  estates  upon  the  marriage  of  his  son,  8fB  Bowiand 
Eustace.  2nd  Viscount,  with  Joan,  dau.  of  James,  Loid 
Dunboyne.  The  elder  son  of  this  marriage.  Jambs  Eubtacb. 
Srd  Viscount  Baltinglaiw.  having  rebelled  against  the  autho- 
rity ci  Queen  Eusabbth,  in  1663,  by  roAising  to  pay  taxes 
nnauthorized  l^  the  legislature,  was  attainted  by  an  act  of 
the  parliament  held  in  Ireland  under  the  government  of  Sir 
John  Perrott,  in  lbS6,  when  the  immense  estates  of  the 
fiunily  were  confiscated,  and  the  title  has  since  remained 
dormant.  His  lordship's  brother,  and  eventual  heir,  the 
Hoir.  WnjJAM  Eustaob  (who  had  not  been  engaged  in  the 
rebellion),  on  the  departore  of  Lord  Baltinglass  for  Spain, 
retired  with  his  fiunily  to  England,  and.  in  consequence  of 
the  edict  of  pardon  and  obUvion.  published  by  King  Jamss 
on  his  accession,  together  with  the  couflrmatoiy  acts  of  par- 
liament of  that  and  the  subsequent  reign,  is  reooided  in  the 
Heralds'  College,  London,  as  living  as  Viscount  Baltinglass, 
in  1610.  His  only  son  by  Maigaret  his  wifis.  dau.  of  Ashe, 
of  Great  Forenass,  co.  KUdare,  Bowlahd  Eustaob.  m. 
EUflabeth  Bigland,  a  Toikshire  lady,  dau.  of  Maiy  Strick- 
land, of  Siaeigh,  one  of  "  the  Maries"  residing  with  Mazy 
Stuart  at  the  time  of  her  execution.  By  her  he  had  two 
sons,  of  whom  the  elder,  James,  died  in  early  youth,  of  the 
plague.  The  younger,  Biohabd  Eustaob,  became  represen- 
tative of  the  fiiunily.  He  served  as  Sovereign  of  Naas.  and 
inherited  the  property  of  Ashe's  Castle  there,  derived  from 
his  grandmother,  Maigaret  Asho.  By  Mary  his  wife.  dau. 
of  Sir  William  Forster.  he  was  great-grand£&ther  of 

CHAJtLES  Eun-ACB,  Esq.  of  BobertstowD.  oo.  Kildare^  and 
of  Corbally,  Queen's  County,  a  lieuL -general  In  the  army, 
and  member  in  the  Irish  pai^iament.  only  son  of  Johh 
BusTACB.  Esq.  of  Naas.  by  Elizabeth  hia  wife,  dau.  of 
Bobert  Or^don.  Esq.  of  Bussallstown.  He  m.  in  1762. 
Alice,  dao.  ci  Oliver  McCausland,  Esq.  of  Stronorland,  and 
bad  issuer 
L  COAMLW^   lato  representative,  and  male  heir  of  the 

LoBOS  BAXVnfOLASS. 

n.  OBver.  comet  of  horse,  d.  tcnm. 
351 


EUS 

in.  Henry,  of  Corbally.  Queen's  County,  lieiit. -general  in 
the  army,  m.  1819.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Peter,  Count  Dalton. 
and  d.  6  Oct.  1844.  leaving  issue. 

I  Hennr..  of  Corbally.  Queen's  County. 

a  Charles-Edward.  lato  lieut  46th  regt. 

8  John-Bowlxmd. 

1  Henrietta,  d.  young. 

2  BosaUe.  m.  16  Aug.  1868.  to  the  Marquis  Bled  Parao- 
ciani  of  Borne. 

IV.  William-Comwallls  (Sr).  lieut -general  in  the  army, 
K.C.H..  C.B.,  of  Sandford  Hall.  Essex,  m.  Ist,  in  1809, 
Catherine-Frances,  dau.  of  Lord  Talbot  of  Malahide^  by 
whom  he  has, 

1  Alexander-TBlbot-Eustace-Malpas.  m.  Miss  Oeorgiana 
Drummond.  and  has  a  sou. 

1  Fnmoes-Oatherine-Elizubdth,  m.  1st.  in  1841.  to  Robert 
King,  Esq.  of  Orosvenor  Place ;  and  2ndly.  to  the  Rev. 
Samuel  IJoyd. 

2  Alicia  Maigaret-Msria,  who  d,  unm,  hi  1840. 

Sir  William  m.  2ndly,  Caroline-Margaret,  dau.  of  John 
King,  Esq..  Under  Secretaiy  of  State,  and  by  her  has  two 


1  John-Thomas.  2  Robert-Heniy. 

He  m.  Srdly,  Emma,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Admiral  Sfar 
Eliab  Harvey,  of  Chigwell,  and  has  Luther  iisne  one 
dau.. 

Emma-Louin,  m.  to  A.  Miles  Formby.  Esq.,  lato  of  the 
Carbineers. 
Sir  William  d.  9  Feb.  la^. 

V.  Alexander,  captain  of  dragoons^  killed  at  Vlmiero. 

VI.  John  Rowland  (SlrX  K.H.,  of  Baltrasney,  co.  Kildare^ 
nu^or-gen.  inthearmy;  high-sheriifco.  Kildare,  1848. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Kev.  Henry  Johnson,  of  the  family 
of  KDtemon,  co.  Dublin. 

II.  Alida.  m.  to  Nicholas  Bamewall,  14th  Lord  Trimies- 
town.  but  had  no  issue.  She  afterwards  m.  Lieut. -Oca. 
Sir  Evan  Lloyd,  by  whom  she  has  a  son  and  two  daus. 
(See  Llotd  qf  Femey  HalL) 

m.  Mary-Anne^  m.  to  Bobert  Shearman,  Esq.  of  Orange, 

lieut-Oeneral  Eustace  d.  in  1800,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son. 

Bbv.  Ckaklbs  Bustao^  of  Bobertstown,  who  m.  in  1800, 
OassandiTi,  dan.  and  co-hMr  of  John  Stannard,  Esq.  of  Bally 
Doyle,  CO.  Cork,  by  whom  he  had. 

Chablbs-Stanitakd,  now  of  Bobertstown. 

Alida,  m.  to  Bobert  Bobertson,  Esq.  of  Edinbuigh. 

BliEabeth,  m.  to  Heniy  Leader,  Esq.  of  Mount  Leader,  oo. 
Cork. 

Catherine,  m.  to  H.-D.  Arbuthnot,  Esq..  rear-adm.  RN. 

Jane,  m.  to  William-H.  Connor,  Esq.,  R.N.,  brother  of 
Daniel  Conner,  Esq.  of  Ballybricken.  co.  Cork. 

.4rm»— Or.  a  saltier,  gfu. 

Orestr^A  stag,  statant,  between  the  horns  a  crudflx.  all 
ppr. 

Supporten—Tvvo  angels,  ppr. 

MoUo—Cax  me  per  sequensf 


EUSTACE  OF  CASTLEHORE. 

Eustaob,  jAiOES-HARDr,  Esq.  of  Castlemore,  oo. 
Carlow,  b.  in  1787;  m.  Moroh,  1826,  Elizabeth  Reed, 
and  has  one  son, 

I.  Habdt.  b,  18  Jan.  1827,  m. 
Captain  Eustace,  who  «.  his  oousin  0  April,  1848,  is 
a  magistrate  of  the  county  of  Carlow,  and  served 
the  office  of  high-sherifif  in  18S5.  He  was  formerly 
capt.  8th  regt,  and  received  a  medal  and  clasp  for 
services  in  the  last  war. 

ILinf  a(^. — ^Thls  fkmily  is  a  Junior  branch  of  the  noble 
house  of  Baltinglass,  deriving  from  Oliver  Eustace,  Esq., 
M.P.  for  Carlow,  temp  Cuables  I. ;  Eowaro  Eustaob,  Esq. 
of  Castlemore,  living,  at  the  close  of  the  17th  century, 
m.  (setU.  dated  16  Fob.  1712)  Bridget,  dau.  of  B>bert 
Longfield.  Esq.  of  Kilbride,  co.  Meath.  and  had  issue. 
Jambs,  his  heir;  Robert,  who  m.  Catherine  Whelan  (tee 
Eustaob  qf  NewHown);  William;  Thomas;  Maria,  ta.  to 
NaUianiel  Evans.  Esq. ;  Anne,  m.  to  Jacob  Warren.  Esq  ; 
and  Bridget,  m.  to  —  MXlarthy.  Esq.    The  eldest  son  and 


Jambs  Eustaob.  Esq.  of  Castlemore,  ».  in  1743.  Elisabeth 
only  child  and  heir  of  John  Hardy,  Esq.  of  Kilballyhire.  oo. 
Cailow.  and  had  issuer 

I.  Bdwabo,  his  successor. 

n.  Hardy,  of  Kilballyhire,  m.  1776,   Susanna,   dau.   of 
Franks  Bernard,  Esq.  and  d.  22  Aug.  1820,  having  had, 

1.  Hardy,  of  Hardy  Mount,  dL  «.  p. 

2.  JxiiES-HAKDT,  now  of  Castlemore. 

8.  Thomas,  d.  9  June,  1819.  ^<^  j 

SAi.dbyCjOogle 


EVA 

1.  Fnmoet,  in.  to  OUrer  Moore,  Esq.  t 

f.  CntheriDe,  m.  1st  to  Fmnds  WiHet  HoDldns  Eaq. ; 
and,  2ndly,  to  Anthony  Brabason,  Esq.  of  Jf  omington. 
8.  Elizabeth,  tn.  1803,  James  Eustace,  taq.,  J.P. 
4.  Bridget  Longfield,  m.  to  Edward  Burton,  Esq 
A.  Susannah,  m.  to  WilUam  Bdmond  Pitcgeiald,  Esq., 
lateHi^JorSandngt. 
m.  Elisabeth. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Edward  Bustacc,  Esq.  of  Castlemore,  m.  1705,  Eleanor, 
6x11.  of  Sir  Richard  Butler,  Bart  of  Ballintemple,  eo. 
Carlow,  and  by  her  had  issue. 

Jambs,  his  heir. 

Bichard,  capt.  in  the  16th  regt.,  d.  in  India,  uhm, 

IVicholas,  lieut.-o<4.  of  the  12th  regt,  d.  imm.  in  India,  in 
1815. 

Henrietta,  in.  to  the  Bar.  John  Digbj,  of  Landenstown, 
CO.  Kildure. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.  McOhee.  Iknnothea. 

OMtharine,  m.  to  Capt  William  McPbenoa. 

Alicia,  d.  lOiM.  in  1840. 

lleleoina,  m.  to  Thomas  TUbot.  Esq. 
He  d.  18  Oct  1808,  and  was  «.  by  his  sop, 
.    Majoe  Jambs  Eustaob,  of  Gsstiemore,  J.P.,  Ki^or  of  the 
Bosoommou  militia,  and  high-aheriff  of  the  oo.  of  Oarlow 
in  1818,  b.  in  1767;  who  m.  S8  July,  1702,  Margaret  dau. 
of  J.  Thewles,  Esq.  of  Bookwood,  oo.  Gal  way,  and  d.  9  April, 
1848  (learing  a  dau.,  HarrietX  ftnd  was  «.  by  his  oousin, 
Jambs-Habdt  Eustaob,  Esq.  of  Haidj  Mount,  the  prewnt 
proprietor  of  Csstlemore. 
■  .^nna— Gu..  a  saltier,  or. 

Cretin  Jl  stag's  head,  cabosBod,  betwMQ  the  attires  a  cm- 
olflx,  all  ppr. 

3totto--6o\i  Deo  gloria. 

Sart— Castiemor^  eo.  Ctotow. 


EUSTACB  OF  NEWSTOWN. 

Eustaob,  Habdt,  Esq.  of  Newstown,  co.  Carlow, 
J.P.,  6.  8  Feb.  1812;  m.  17  Aug.  1838,  Bridgeir 
Anne,  only  dau.  of  James  Brown,  Esq.,  late  a  major 
in  the  lOSrd  regt,  by  Catherine  Swan  his  wife^  and 
haaiflaue, 

L  jAxaa,d.89Jine,1880, 

n.  Robert  t>-  17  July.  1840. 

m.  Edward,  b.  23  Dec.,  1841. 

IV.  Hardy,  6.  3  Oct  1848. 

T.  Thomaa-Swan,  5.  6  Jan.,  1855. 

I.  Gatherine-Eliasbeth. 

n.  EliBiibeth-Franois.  i 

Elneage.-^AMB8  Bubtaob,  Esq.,  J.P..  (son  of  Colonel 
Robert  Eustace,  by  Catherine  Whelon,  his  wife,  and  grand- 
son of  Edward  Eustace,  Esq.  of  CastlemoreX  m.  1808, 
EUnbetb,  8rd  dau.  of  M^or  BustaoB,  J.P.,  of  KUballyhirs, 
oo.  Carlow,  snd  had  issue^- 

Haxdt. 

Susanna^  m.  to  Alexander  Brenan,  Esa..  RN. 

Catherine,  m  to  the  Rev.  A.-A.-L.-D.  Kickson. 

Sarah. 

Jmu,  Creti,  and  Motto,  as  the  preceding  fiunily. 

6Mt— Newstown,  co.  Carlow. 


EVANS  OF  TUDDEKHAM. 

Etaks,  Thomas-Bbowhk,  Esq.  of  North  Tudden- 
ham,  CO.  Norfolk,  and  of  Dean,  Oxfordshire,  b. 
31  May,  1789;  m.  4  July,  1814,  Charlotte,  dau.  of 
Sir  John  Simeon,  Bart,  Senior  Master  of  Chancery, 
of  Qrazeley,  Berks,  and  has  issue, 

L  John-Abthttr,  captain  in  the  H.E.I.  Co.'s  service. 

n.  Francis-Edward,  captain  in  H.M.'s  SSxd  Fusiliers. 

in.  Thomas-Henty,  Ueut  4th  light  cavalry,  MadxM. 

rr.  Charles-Fredttkk,  d.  in  July.  1842. 

V.  Fitswilliam.  i.  Harriett 

n.  Charlotte.  m.  Louisik 

IT.  Augusta.  ▼.  Mary. 

%iXUti$[t* — ^Tbe  fiunily  of  Evans  is  of  Welsh  eztnetion, 
and  was  originally  seated  in  Carmarthenshire,  whenoe  a 
br.indi  removed  in  the  reign  of  Jaxbb  I.  to  Ireland. 
Another  sdon, 

Thouas  EvAKs.  settled  at  Buiy  St  Edmunds,  Suffolk, 
about  the  year  1005.  He  m.  in  1G97,  Hsnnah,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Case,  Qent  of  Eton  Bardolph,  and  was  «.  l^  his 
•on, 

Thomas  Evans,  Esq..  barrister^it-law.  and  recorder  of 
Bury  St  Edmunds,  SoA^Ik.  He  m.  in  17S(,  Mary,  dau.  of 
852 


EVA 

Edward  Nlghttngnle,  Bmi.  of  Eneasworth,  Cnnhridgediire, 
and  had  issue  one  son, 

Thomas  Stakb,  Esq.,  vriio  m.  EUasbeth,  dau.  and  beirese 
of  —  Denny,  Esq.  of  Eye,  oo.  SulTolk,  and  left  by  her 
(who  m.  2ndly,  Edmund  Jenny.  Esq.  of  Bungay,  SufTolk,  a 
branch  of  the  Jennys  of  Enodishall,  Suffolk)  a  son  and 


THOMAS-Baowim  Bvavs.  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  wbo  served 
as  high-sheriir  of  Norfolk  in  1795.    He  ».  fai  1787.  Maiy 
Base,  4th  dau.  of  Edward  Base,  Esq.,  and  Virtue  his  wif% 
of  Sail  House,  co.  Norfolk,  and  niece  of  Sir  J.  Lombe^  Bart 
of  Great  Melton,  in  the  said  county,  and  had  issue, 
L  Thomab-Bbowns.  now  of  Tuddenham. 
n.  Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  BresweH,  oo.  Sufblk, 
and  of  Ecdes,  co.  Norfolk.  ^ 

m.  Henry,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Lyng  and  Swaatoa 
Abbotts.  CO.  Norfolk,  m.  Scmhia.  dan.  of  ThomM  Gubitt^ 
Esq.  of  Honing  Hall,  Noriolk,  and  has  iBBa% 
1  Henry,  in  holy  ordsfs. 

S  Thomas-Robeit  8  Edward.  4  Cbariesw 

1  Catherine-Mary.  S  Maiy-Jaae. 

Mr.  Evans  d.  in  1827. 

uf  reu— Arg.,  three  boars'  heads,  cooped,  sa.  ^  ^  , 

&a(«— North  Tuddenham,  Norfolk;  and  Dean,  00.  Ozfcrd. 


BVANS  OP  BYTON. 
Evans,  Riobard-Wsavbr,  Esq.  of  Eyton  Hall,  oo. 
Hereford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  «.  his  father  in  1S61 ;  «. 
Eleanor,  eldest  dnu.  of  the  late  Thos.  Clutterbnck, 
Esq.  of  Bushey,  Herts,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  18S8) 
has  issue  three  sosi^ 
I.  Biohabd. 

n.  Henry-Charles.  m.  Bdward-James. 

Knraj^.- William  Btavs,  Esq.  of  Treveilir,  sheriff 
in  1788    «.  Margaret  eldest  dan.,  by  Dulcibella  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Heni7  Jones,  Esq.  of  Llangard,  of  WilUam  Morgso. 
of  Henblas,  LL.B.,  chancellor  of  Bangor  (8rd  aoa  of  the 
Right  Bev.  Bobert  Moigan.  bishop  of  Bangor  in  186«.  by 
Anne  his  wife,  only  child  and  heiross  of  William  lioyd, 
Esq.  of  Henblas,  who  was  great-grandson  of  David  ap 
Tydys.  of  Sychnant  by  Eliiabeth  his  wife.  dan.  and  beireas 
of  Bobert  ap  levan,  of  Henblas,  co.  AngleaeyX  and  by  this 
lady  had  issue, 
Chaklu»  of  TreveUer  and  Henblas,  high-sheriir  175S ;  who 
m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Hugh  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Pont  Newydd, 
and  was  &ther.  with  three  sons,  William.  Charles^  and 
John,  all  d.  A  p.,  and  two  daua.,  Elisabeth  and  Mary, 
both  d.  Maia.,  of  another  son,  Hugh,  who.  by  EUxabeih 
Fumess  his  wife,  had  a  son,  the  present  ChaHes-Hemy 
Evans.  Esq.  of  Plas-Owvn,  TreveUer  and  Henl>la8,  wlio 
m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  the  Very  Rev.  John  Warren.  UU 
dean  of  Bangor,  and  had  issue,  Henxy-John;  Charles- 
Henry  ;  and  Henrietta-Duldbella. 

William,  of  Qlenalow,  who,  by  Jane  his  wifb,  had  a  son, 
WilUam,  who  </.  «.  p. 
Richard,  of  whom  presenthr. 

Duldbella,  m.  to  the  Bev.  H.  Rowlands,  grandson  of  the 
author  of '*  Mona  Antiqua,"  and  had  issusu 

The  youngest  son, 

Ths  Bst.  Riohabd  Btavs^  prebendary  of  Bangor,  snd 
rector  of  Kingsland,  m.  Jane,  only  dau.  of  the  Ber.  Robert 
lioyd,  of  Cefta,  by  Susannah  his  wife,  dau.  of  —  Butler, 
Esq.  of  liysvaen,  oo.  Carnarvon  (and  grsnddau.  of  T.  Uuyd, 
Esq.  of  Cefb,  oo.  Denbigh,  by  Anne  his  wifie.  Snd  dau.  of  the 
Right  Rev.  Robert  Morgan,  Ushop  of  Bangor,  and  Anne 
lioyd  his  wife),  and  had  issuer 
Richard-Daviea,  d.  in  1821.  Robert  d.  in  Infkncy. 

William,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Kingsland,  and  vicar  of 
Vow  Church.  n».  Margaret-Leaford.  dau.  of  Anthony 
Goodwyn,  Esq.,  M.O.,  of  Wiiksworth,  co.  Derby,  and 
had  iasue,  Riohard-Davies,  tn.  Caroline,  dan.  of  the  Rev. 
Robert-Fitswilliam  Hallifiax,  A.]f^  only  son  of  Samuel 
Hallifiuc.  Bishop  of  St  Asaph;  WlUiam-RowlaDd ;  Mar^ 
ffaret  m.  to  the  Rev.  Philip  Whitoombe,  and  d.  leaving 
issue ;  Jane,  d.  unm. 
Bdwabih  of  Eyton  Hall. 
The  Rev.  Mr.  Evans  d,  in  1797.    His  youngest  son, 

Edwabd  BTAirs,  Esq.  of  Eyton  Hall,  J.P.  and  D.L.. 
recorder  of  Leominster,  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  boir  of  John 
Weaver,  Eeq.  of  Eyton.  co.  Herafbrd,  and  d.  in  1851,  leaving 
a  dau.,  Jane,  si.  to  the  Rev.  Edward-Bichard  Benyon.  of 
Culford  Hall,  oo.  Suffolk,  and  two  sons,  RiOHAB]>-WBATmB, 
now  of  Eyton  Hall;  and  Edward-Cbaiies,  in  holy  orden, 
who  m.  Frances-MMy,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Peyton,  Bart,  and 


Am<— Eyton  HaO,  oo.  Herafbrd. 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


EVA 
KYANS  OP  THE  HILL  COURT. 

89$  POWBB  or  THB  HlLL  COUBT. 

EVANS  OF  SUFTON  COURT. 
Evans,  Thomas,  of  Sufton  Courts  oo.  Hereford, 
9Dd  of  the  city  of  Hereford,  Esq.,  a  D.L.  for  Here- 
fbrdshire,  h.  12  Mar.  1804;  m.  Ist,  28  Feb.  1880, 
Mary,  only  child  and  heiress  of  John  Rogers,  E^q., 
etticen  and  alderman  of  Hereford,  and  by  her  (who 
d,  29  Dec  1849)  had  issue, 
L  CbariM-Bogen,  6. 14  July,  1838;  d.  87  Nor.  1839. 
I.  Biisabeth-JaDe,  «.  11  Bept  1866.  to  the  Rev.  Heniy 
Browne,  M.A.,  rector  of  RMtham,  oo.  Woroeeter. 
n.  Mary-Harriet,  d.  «mm.  M  Jan.  1866. 
III.  Franoee,  d.  young.  rr.  Bmily,  d.  young. 

T.  Sanh-Louiaa.  ti.  Bertba-EUen,  d.  young. 

He  m.  2ndly,  16  Nor.  1852,  Harriett,  6th,  but  8rd 
smriving,  dan.  of  Richard  Webb,  Esq.  of  Donning- 
ton  Hall,  00.  Hereford,  and  has  a  dau. : 
Hanlett-Abiah. 

ItlKABt.— The  paternal  anoeeton  of  Mr.  Krane  are 
deaoended  txoax  an  ancient  family,  proprietors  of  estates  in 
If  alea,  and  his  maternal  anoeston  for  aeTeral  generationa 
from  eodesiaatios  of  the  diooeae  and  Cathedral  Church  of 
fierafonl. 

Tbb  Bar.  Moboan  Etaws,  B.C.Li,  h.  1604,  waa  rector  of 
Richarda  Curtle,  near  Ludlow  (1096),  rioar  of  Weobly  (1704), 
Ticar  of  Newland  with  Coleford  and  Breabam,  Oloucester- 
ahire  (1710X  prebendaiy  of  St.  Dulirttiua,  in  LL-mdnff  C^tthe- 
dral  (1713),  and  Chancellor  of  Llandair(l7l8),  waa  a  magia- 
tiate  for  the  oounty  of  Hereford,  and  m.  Frances  Sabine, 
diu.  of  William  Sabine,  Esq.  of  Kington,  in  1694 ;  and  he 
Qi.  E.)  was  oouain  and  legatee  named  in  the  will  of  the 
Bight  Ber.  John  Tyler,  D.D.  (who  was  dean  of  Hereford 
0«S)  and  also  (1706X  bishop  of  Llandaff)^  and  d.ao  March, 
1786,  having  had  issue, 
John,  6.  27  Sept  1696;  M.A..  FSUow  of  Oriel  CoHege, 
Oxford,  archdeacon  of  Tilandaff.  and  one  of  the  canons 
residentiary  of  Hereford  Cathedral,  prebendary  of  War- 
ham,  in  the  said  cathedral,  and  rector  of  the  2nd  portion 
in  the  Church  of  Bromyard,  Hereford,  named  in  ue  will 
of  John  Tyler,  D.D..  biahop  of  Llandaif:  d.  28  March,  1748, 
and  was  «.  by  Us  son,  John  Evans,  Clerk,  M.  A.2preben- 
dazv  of  Nonnington,  and  oanon-resideniiiuy  of  Hereford 
Cathedial,  vicar  of  Fownhope,  co.  Hereford,  sod  vicar  of 
Lidney,  oo.  Gloucester,  6.  8  lug.  1725,  and  ct.  6  April,  1783, 
and  this,  the  eldest  branch  of  the  &mily,  is  now  (1866) 
represented  by  Thomas  BrAHi^  Esq.,  M.D.  of  Gloucester. 
MoigAn,  d.  young. 

Eliacabeth,  m.  Bev.  Thomas  Hm,  rector  of  Stanton,  in  the 
Forest  of  Dean. 

Maigaret^  m.  Bev.  WUUam  Price,  M.A.,  rector  of  Bishop- 
stone,  00.  Glamorsan. 

Fnuices,  m.  Bev.  Jueeph  Guest,  M.A.,  vicar  of  Stanton- 
upon- Arrow, 

Sarah,  m.  Bev.  Thomas  WUlym,  M.A.,  rector  of  Eaton, 
biahop  and  prebendary  of  Hei-eford  Cathedral,  by  whom 
■he  had  issue,  and  is  now  represented  by  George  Willym, 
Esq.,  M.  A.,  of  Eaton  Bishop,  oo.  Hei-eford. 
Jane,  si.  Bev.  Wm.  Davies,  M.A.,  rector  of  Stanton-upon- 
•Wye. 

Esther,  d.  wm.,  »tat  17. 

Thomas,  b.  1706,  d.  27  March,  1767,  was  M.A.  and  pre- 
bendary  fk  Hereford  Cathedral,  sometime  vicar  of  Dilwyn, 
«of  King's  Py«Ni,  of  Weobly,  and  of  Bromyard,  all  in  the  co. 
of  Beriford  and  niso  in  the  commission  ot  the  peace  for 
the  oo.  of  Hereford,  m.  26  Dec.  1732,  his  oouirin,  Jane  IV^ler 
(dan.  of  the  Bev.  WUliam  Tyler  vicar  of  Dilwyn,  and  kins- 
woman of  Bobert  Southey,  poet  laureate;  also  sister  and 
legatee  in  the  will  of  lier  brother,  John  ^yler,  Esq.  of 
Dilwyn,  who  was  high-sheriff  of  Herefordshire  in  1729X  by 
whom  she  had  issue.  Elisabeth  Tyler,  another  sister,  is. 
the  Bev.  I^eon  Lambe,  vicar  of  CSerieen,  oo.  Monmouth. 
John  Evans,  the  youngest  son  of  Thomas  sad  Jane  Evans, 
5. 18  May,  1748,  d.  19  Feb.  1796,  at  Lucca,  in  Jamaica,  and  is 
now  represented  by  lieut.  John  Evans,  B.N.,  of  Bristol ;  and 
Tbs  Bsv.  Thomas  Evahs,  A.M.,  the  eldest  surviving  son, 
5. 13  Sept.  1741,  was  vicar  of  BLing's  Pyon,  of  Biriey,  and  of 
Tssor,  and  rector  of  Biahopstone,  co.  Hereford,  and  also  a 
magistrate  of  that  county,  and  sometime  of  Watford,  Herts, 
m,  Feb.  1768.  Sarah,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Finch, 
of  Watford,  Esq.,  who  d.  20  Feb.  1816^  and  had  issue, 
1  Thomas;  2  Edward,  a  eiptain  in  ths  army,  6.  7  Feb. 
1774,  d.  tnua.  t  July,  1868 ;  8  John-Finch,  h.  8  April,  1781; 
1  Anne,  d.  unmarried  23  February,  1886 ;  2  Sarah ;  8  Har^ 
xlot»  sk  90  May,  18U,  Biehard  Underwood,  3nd  son  of  the 
858 


EVA 

Bsv.  Bidhsrd  Underwood,  rector  of  St  John  and  St.  NidiolRs, 
Hereford,  by  whom  she  has  issue  two  sons  and  a  dau.  The 
eldest  son, 

Thomas  Evavs,  Esq.,  6.  26  April.  1772,  d.  1  May,  1819, 
waa  treasurer  of  the  oo.  of  Hereford,  m.  16  Oct.  1801,  Mary- 
Frances,  only  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Thomas  W.itkins.  clerk,  of 
Pembrdce  College,  Oxford,  prebendary  of  Warham,  in  the 
Cathedral  Church  of  Hereford,  rector  of  Weaton-under-Pen- 
yard.  co.  Hereford,  whose  only  sister,  Frances,  m.  the  Bev. 
Thomas  Ireland,  D.D.,  prebendary  of  Wells,  and  rector  d 
Christ  Church,  Bristol ;  a  doputy-lieut.  of  the  C4is.  of  Soraer« 
set  and  Gloucester,  and  l»d  issue  one  son,  the  Bev.  Thomas- 
Blckards  Ireland,  since  deceased.  The  Bev.  Tliomas  Wat- 
kins  and  Mrs.  Ireland  were  the  only  children  of  the  Bev. 
Thomas  Watkins,  clerk,  LL.B..  of  Brasenose  College,  Ox- 
ford, and  successively  rector  of  Knill,  Byton,  Tretyio,  and 
Michaelchurch,  and  vicar  of  Dewaall,  with  the  Chapel  of 
Callow  annexed,  all  in  the  oo.  of  Hereford,  6.  80  Sept.  1667, 
and  d.  18  May,  1740,  by  Frances  his  wife,  who  he  m.  Oct. 
1784 ;  she  was  Frances  Bickards,  dau.  of  Peter  Bickards,^ 
Esq.  of  Ei^obb  or  EveQJobb,  oo.  Badnor;  and  the  last- 
named  ThoDMS  Watkins,  clerk,  was  only  child  of  the  Bev. 
Thomas  Watkins,  clerk,  rector  of  Ashton,  co.  Hereford,  to 
which  he  was  instituted  19  May,  1677,  and  m.  Ann,  dau.  of 
Bichard  Hoskins,  Esq.  of  Aymestry,  oo.  Hereford.  The 
said  Thomss  and  Mary-Frances  Evans  hsd  issue, 

Thomas,  present  representative. 
Edward,  6.  28  Oct  1806.  d.  wim.  8  May,  1866. 
John.  b.  7  April  1807.  Morgan,  6.  24  April,  1814. 

Charles,  b.  29  May,  1818;  m.  8  Auff  1844,  Henrietta,  dan. 
of  William  Corles,  Esq^a  c^>tain  m  the  army. 
Maiy,  m.  6  July,  1829,Thomas  Jay,  Eao.  of  l>emdal&  oo. 
Hereford,  deceased  (who  «.  his  filler,  Thomas  Jay,  Esq. 
of  Demdale,  high-sheriff  of  Herefordshire  1813),  and  has 
issue  a  son  and  a  dau. 

Harriett-Frances,  m.  23  Msy,  1849,  Bev.  Edward  Herbert, 
vicar  of  Killamey.  oo.  Kerry,  Ireland,  son  of  Bev.  John 
Herbert  vicar  of  Ledbuiy,  oo.  Hereford. 
Jane-Anne.  fttmh,  d.  young  Sarah-Emily. 

Thomasine-Elizabeth.  m.  16  June,  1862,  the  Bev.  WUliam* 
Henry  8myth&  clerk,  Market  Boswurth,  oo.  Leicester, 
only  son  of  —  Smyths,  Esq.,  captain  in  the  army. 
^mM— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  per  fesse,  nebuly,  ermine, 
and  sable,  thi-ee  boars'  heads,  in  chief,  and  one  in  base, 
erased,  counterchanged,  tot  Evans  ;  Snd  and  Srd,  aig.,  two 
chevrcHoels,  and  in  chief  three  gryph<m8,  passant  ar..,  for 
Finch. 

CraHr—lAoa.  rampant  regardant  bendy  of  six,  ermine  and 
sable,  supporting  a  tilting-spear,  erect  ppr.,  enJUed,  with  a 
boars'  head-  eraMd,  sa. 
l/otto— Libertas. 
JKoklencs— Sufton  Court  Herefordshire. 


EVANS  OF  ALLESTREE  HALL. 
Etanb,  Thomas- Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Alleetree  Hall, 
00.  Derby,  J.P.   and  D.L.,   6.  15  April,  1821;  m, 
21  May,  1846,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas-John 
Gisbome,  Esq.  of  Holm  Hall,  BakewelL 


*  Mr.  Evans  is  of  founder's  kin  to  All  Souls,  Oxford,  and 
(through  Sir  Peroeval  Willoughby,  after  naoMd,}  is  of  royal 
descent  from  the  Plantagonots. 

Thus :  Beatrice  Chicheley,  dau.  of  John  Chicheley,  Cham- 
berlain of  Loudon,  6.  in  1426,  m.  to  Sir  Wm.  Peche,  Kut.  of 
Lullinffston.  and  had  a  dau.  Elizabeth,  wife  of  John  Hart 
Esq.  or  the  Middle  Temple,  and  mother  of  Sir  Peroeval  Hart, 
of  LuUingston,  chief  sewer  aud  knight-harbinger  to  Horny 
VIII,  who  m.  Frediswide,  dau.  and  oo  heir  of  John  Lord 
Bnur,  and  had  a  daughter,  CatherincL  who  was  m.  to  Thomas 
WUloughby,  Esq.  of  Blore  Place,  aud  left  a  son.  Sir  Percevid 
Willoughby,  Knt. ;  father  of  Theodosia,  wife  of  Bowland 
Mynors,  Esq.  of  Treago,  who  d.  1661— 

Bowland  Mynors  ■■  Theodosia,  dau.  of 
I  Sir  Peroeval  WU- 
1        loughby. 


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Knf  il0t.— EDMimD  Btans,  Bsq.  of  itppor  BoxyMU,  eo. 
Derby,  6.  in  1690,  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Thomas  Gell,  Esq.  of 
Hiddleton  by  Worksworth,  and  d.  25  Dec.  1746,  leaving 
issue, 
Eninjin),  his  heir,  in  holy  orders.  M.A.,  of  Mayfield,  eo. 
BtafTord,  who  m.  Sarah,  only  dau.  of  William  OreaTes, 
Esq.  of  Mayfield  Hall ;  and  d.  in  1790,  leaving  (with  a  dau., 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  —  Oodwyn,  Esq.)  a  son  and  heir,  the 
Bey.  William  EvAira,  of  Mayfield,  who  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  and  heir  of  John  Spencer,  Era.  of  Wyaston,  and 
had  issue,  a  dau.,  Sarah,  who  m.  William  Oreavos,  Esq. 
of  Mayfield  HalL 
Thouas,  of  whom  presently. 

Oeoxge,  of  Oomford,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Peter  Nights 
ingasia,  Esq.  of  Lea:  and  d.  S8  March,  1808,  leaving  a  dau., 
Mary,  m.  to  William  Shore,  Esq.  of  Tapton  Hall,  co.  Tork. 
Henry,  of  Caldwell,  co.  Derby,  who  m.  Martha,  dau.  of 
George  Wood,  Esq.  of  Swanwick,  and  had  a  dau.,  Anne^ 
m.  to  Edward  Riley,  Esq.  of  Bath. 
Hannah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Anthony  Carr,  M.A.,  viear  of 
Alfreton  and  Snelston. 
The  2nd  son, 

Thomas  Etanb,  Esq.  of  Derby,  for  many  years  treasuxvr 
of  the  county,  m.  1st,  Sarah,  dau.  of  William  Evans,  Esq.  of 
Derby,  and  had  issue, 
William,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently. 
Edmund,  of  Tddersley  House,  who  m.  Dorothy,  dan.  of 
—  Coles,  Esq.;  and  d.  1  Ckrt  1834.  leaving  two  dans., 
Sarah,  deceased ;  and  Elisabeth,  wife  of  John  Haniscai, 
Esq.  of  Snelston. 

Sarah,  i».  to  Charles  Upton,  Esq. ;  and  d.  4  Deo.  1814. 
Mr.  Evans  m.  2ndly,  Barbnia,  dau.  of  —  Stubbs,  Esq.  of 
Ranton  Abbey,  eo.  Stafford,  and  by  her  had  further  issue, 

Walter,  of  Darlev  Abbey,  lord  of  the  manor  of  Alsop-le* 
Dale,  founder  of  Darlcv  Church  aud  free  schools ;  who  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Jedediah  Strutt,  Esq.,  and  widow  of 
William  Evans,  Esq. 

Barbara^  w.  to  William  Strutt,  Esq.,  F.R.a 
The  eldest  son, 

William  Evass,  Esq.  of  Darley,  m,  1785,  EUnbeth,  dau. 
of  Jedediah  Strutt,  Esq.  of  Belpar,  and  l^  her,  who  m. 
Sndly,  in  1798,  Walter  Evans,  Esq.  of  Dail^  Abbey,  and  d. 
Maroh.  1886,  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Gooige.  6. 1789 ;  d.  29  May,  1804. 

Thomas,  b.  1705 ;  d.  4  Aprff,  1797. 

Elisabeth.  Frances. 

Ellen,  m.  3  AprO.  1822,  to  the  Bsfv.  John-Edmund  Gaxr, 
of  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge. 
Mr.  Evans  d.  18  March,  1796,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

William  Evamb,  Esq.  of  Allestree  Hall,  oo.  Derby,  J.P. 
and  D.L..  hlgfaHBheriff  1829,  and  formerly  M.P.,  for  16  years, 
for  that  shire,  6. 17  Jan.  1788 ;  m.  81  July,  1820,  Mary,  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Thomas  CHsbome,  of  Toxall  Lodge,  co.  Stafford, 
prebendary  of  Durham,  and  d.  8  April,  1856,  leaving  a  son 
and  heir,  the  present  Thomas-William  Byans,  Esq.  of 
Allestree  HaU. 

ilmu— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  gyronny  of  eight,  aig.  and 
vert,  a  lion,  rampant,  guardant,  or,  for  Evams;  2na  and 
8rd,  per  bend,  IndentckL  aig.  and  gu.,  two  lions'  heads, 
erased,  oounterchanged,  dncaily  crowned,  or. 

CrtU — In  a  changer,  a  boar's  head,  erased,  azg. 

fieot—AUesfcree  HaU,  Derby. 

EVANS  OF  PORTRANR 
EvAVS,  Joshua,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Commissioners  of 
the  Court  of  Bankruptcy,  8.  his  brother  2  July,  1842 ; 
m.  Eleanor,  only  child  of  Robert  Harrison,  Esq. 

%intllQt.—Tan  RiOHT  Hon.  Osorgb  Evans,  of  Cahe- 

rass  and  Bulgaden  Hall,  oo.  Limerick,  M.P.  (son  and  heir  of 

Colonel  George  Evans,  of  Baliygrenaue  dstle,  M.P.,  and 

grindsou  of  John  Evans,  Esq.,  who  settled  in  Ireland),  m. 

1679,  Maxy,  dau.  of  John  Eyre,  Esq.  of  Eyre  Court  Castle, 

CO.  Gftlway,  M.P.,  and  d.  1720,  having  had,  with  seven  daus., 

three  sons,  viz., 

L  Gbobox.   created,  vUd  patrU,  Babon  Cabbkkt,  with 

remaiuder  to  the  male  issue  of  his  father :  he  m.  in  1703, 

Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Stafford,  Esq.,  of 

Blatherwyck,  and  d.  1749,  leaving  issue, 

1  OsoRGE,  2nd  Lord  Carbery,  whose  male  line  Is  extinct. 

2  John,  of  Btilgnden  Hall.  m.  in  1741,  Orace,  only  dau. 
and  heir  of  Sir  Ralph  Freke,  Bart.,  and  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1758  (with  four  daus.,  vis.,  I  Grace,  m.  to 
R.  Baldwin,  Esq. ;  2  Anne,  m.  to  W.  Putland.  Esq., 
grandfather  by  her  of  Christie-Annette^iampbell,  wtfe 
of  Edward  Hayward,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law ;  8  Cathe- 
rine, m.  to  G.  Putland,  Esq. ;  and  4  Jane,  m.  to 
R.  Grace,  Esq.)  five  sons,  of  whom  the  2nd,  Sir  John 
Evans  Freke,  Bart,  was  grandfiather  of  the  present 
Lord  Carbery. 

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n.  Btri^  of  Portnne^  of  whom  wetresit 

in.  Thomas,  of  Miltown  Castle  (m  EYAm^AMUU  Tmer^ 
The  2nd  son, 

Btbx  Evans,  Esq.  of  Portrahem  (now  PortnneX  M.P. 
for  00.  limerick  I7l7,  si.  Sarah,  2nd  dau.  and  oo-heiress 
(with  her  sister,  Mrs.  Waller,  of  Castletown)  of  Thomas 
Dixon,  Esq.  of  Ballylaokin,  oo.  Cork  (by  Elisabeth,  only 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Edward  Bolton,  Esq.  of  Clonrusbe^ 
Queen's  County),  and  had  six  sons,  who  all  d.  «.  p.  except 
the  4th;  and  thine  daus.,  <^whom  the  youngest,  SUsabeth, 
the  wife  of  William  Evans,  Esq.  of  Ardraigh,  oo.  KUdaro, 
left  issue.    The  4th  son, 

Hampden  Evans,  Esq.  of  Portrane,  an  officer  in  the 
army,  «.  his  eldest  brother,  George  Evans,  Esq.,  M.P.  for 
the  Queen's  County.  He  m.  Jsa.  1769,  Margaret*  dau.  of 
Joshua  Davies,  Esq.,  and  had, 

Geoboe,  his  heir.  Joshda. 

Evre-D^on,  of  liveipool,  m.  and  has  issue. 

Mary  (widow  of  Gen.  William  Lawless,  of  the  French 

service),  d.  Aug.  1854. 

Anne-Dorothea^^ widow  of  her  cousin,  Geoige  Putland, 
Esq.  of  Bray  Head,  co.  Wicklow,  eldest  son  of  the  late 
Geoige  Putland,  Esq.,  by  Catherine,  third  dau.  of  the 
Hon.  John  Evans. 

Sydney-Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Acton,  of  West 
Acton,  CO.  Wicklow,  who  d.  12  Aug.  1846. 
Mr.  Evans  d.  22  April.  1820,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

The  Right  Hon.  George  Evans,  of  Portrane,  M.P.,  oo. 
Dublin,  m.  21  Aug.  1805.  Sophia*  ocJy  dau.  of  the  late  Right 
Hon.  Sir  John  Pamell,  Bart,  of  Rathleague,  Queen's  County, 
sometime  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer  in  Ireland,  but  had 
no  issue.    He  d.  2  July,  1842. 

Am»—ATg.,  three  boars'  heads  couped,  sable,  quartering 
Dixon  and  Bolton. 

Crttt—A  demi-lion,  rampant,  regardant^  or,  holding  be- 
tween its  paws  a  boar's  head,  oouped,  sa. 

<6mi<— Portrane,  near  Swords,  oo.  Dublin. 


EVANS  OF  ASH  HILL  AND  MILTOWN 
CASTLE. 

EvAVSi  Eltstan-Etrb,  Esq.  of  Ash  Hill  Towers^ 
CO.  Limerick,  b,  23  June,  1845 ;  «.  his  grandfather. 

i,ivitKQi» — T\dB  is  a  younger  branch  of  the  noble  house 
of  Carbery,  originally  of  Welsh  extraction,  claiming  descent 
from  Elystsn  Glodrydd,  Prince  of  Fferlys. 

Thomas  Evans,  Esq.  of  Miltown  Castle,  oo.  Cork.  M.P. 
for  Castle  Martyr,  brother  of  Geoige,  1st  Lord  Carbery,  and 
8rd  son  uf  the  Right  Hon.  Oeoige  Evans,  of  Caherass  and 
Bulgaden  Hall,  oo.  Limerick,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  John 
Eyre,  Esq.  of  ^yre  Court  Castle,  co.  Gahray,  M.P.,  m.  fai 
1721,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Waller,  Esq.  of  Castletown,  co. 
Limerick,  governor  of  Kinsale  (grandson  of  Sir  Harch^ns 
Waller,  the  celebrated  parUamentaiy  general)  by  whom  (who 
d,  at  Timdeague,  oo.  Cork,  in  1762,  aged  74)  he  had  issu% 
Etbb,  his  successor. 

Thomas-Waller,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Dunmanway,  oa 
Cork.    (See  D'abot  Evans  qf  Knochadfrry.) 
John,  an  officer  in  the  army,  on  active  service  dnrtag  the 
American  war,  m.  Catherine  Gookin,  widow  of  J.  Harris, 
Esq.,  but  d.  without  issue. 

Mucy,  m.  in  1758,  to  Geoige  Bruce,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  the 
Very  Rev.  Jonathan  Bruce,  D.D.,  dean  of  Kilfeuora,  and 
d.  in  Feb.  1799.  ^ 

Dorothy,  m.  to  Thomas  lAioas,  Esq.  of  Biohfordstown,  oow 
Cork. 

Mr.  Evans  d.  15  Sept  1758,  and  was  s.  bj  his  eldest  eon, 

Etkb  Evans,  Esq.  of  Miltown  Castle.    This  gentleman 
m.  16  July,  1757,  Mary,  only  child  and  sole  heiress  of  Thomas 
WiUiama,  Esq.  of  Bingawny,  in  the  oo.  of  Longford  (only 
SOD  of  M%}or  Charles  Williams,  the  first  d  the  fomily  who 
settled  in  Ireland,  by  Mary  Rose  his  wife,  sister  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Henry  Rose,  lord  chief  Justice  of  the  King^ 
Bench),  and  by  her,  who  d.  29  Nov.  1825,  aged  86,  had  issue, 
Mary,  m.  17  April,  1781,  to  her  flnt  cousin,  the  Rev.  Jona- 
than Bruoe,  of  Miltown,  co.  Cork,  and  d.  9  Feb.  18S7. 
Elizabeth,  d.  imm.  in  July,  1785. 

Abiprail.  m.  6  July,  1796.  to  the  Rev.  William  Stopford,  of 
Abbeville,  co.  Cork,  grandson  of  the  Right  Rev.  James 
Stopford,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Cloyne,  and  Anne  bis  virife^ 
sister  ol  the  first  Earl  of  Coui-town :  she  d.  28  June,  1853. 
Katharine,  m.  in  1792,  to  Thomas  Uoyd,  Esq  of  Beeoh- 
mount,  M.P.  oo.  Limerick :  she  d.  14  Feb.  182& 
Mr.  Evans  d.  5  April,  1778,  leaving  his  wifb  meeimte,  who 
gave  birth,  28  May  following,  to  an  <mly  son, 

Etrb  Evans,  Esq.  of  Miltown  Castle  and  AshhlU  Towers, 
b.  28  May,  1778 ;  m.  20  Maroh,  1806,  Anna,  eldest  dan.  of  the 
late  Robert  Maunsell,  Esq.  of  limerick,  fSonnoriy  of  Bumbo 


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STSi^S**.**'"'^*^*^  mwnbcr  of  the  Supreme 
CSouaeil  at  Madne,  and  had  iarae^ 

^aS5^/iLi  ^^'  ^®^»  **•  •*  <*«»«*»  «  Dec  1887,  Hon. 

1  Elyctah-E YR^  now  of  Aahhill  Towero. 

2  8t  George-Frederick- WUllam,  6.  28  Auir  1847 
1  Louiaa-Charlotte-GeoiKiaaa. 
8  Anua-Oaroline. 
8  Sophia-Helen-Aiiguata. 

«  PJb.  1886,  Deborah,  8nl  dau.  of  Wifltoi  Cterabon 
Pardon.  Era.  of  Tinnetana,  oo.  Claro.  v«»uowii 

"Ji^^SS*"^?"**^  *•  ^^  Dec.  1809,  late  captain  in  the 
74th  r^^Mnt,  m.  19  Jan.  1841,  Lciiisa-BartSra:  Mcond 

j^*^^-ft*»'-<W«^6.  »Fte1x  1842.  TreJox-Cony. 
IV.  IJomaii-Wiiliaap^  6.  6  Maroh.  1816.  oapt  74th  net. 


Somerset,  and  has  iaane^ 
1  ptewart-B™  b.  24  May,  1862. 
1  Annie-Moncrieflb. 

^i«J?^i!"fe,*-  *Z!;^^^^»  IwriateiHit-law,  m.  27  May, 
Bte^rt  Monorieffa,  and  has  a  dau.  Inb«l-Freke. 


1  OuoUne-Soaaa-Moncrieflb.         2  Helen-P^erica. 
'•TftJ^IS^*??'  **•  l/^h  ^®^  ^  ^^^  Key.  Robert- 
SSS^JS^y'Sa^riSLet"*  -^"  ^'  *^^  ^^ 

m.  Elizabeth. 

Mr.  Evans  served  as higfa^hezlfl;  oo.  limerick,  in  1810:  he 
d.  in  1865. 

_jJr»J^--QuMiei^:  let  and  4th,  Brg.,  thxee  boaw'  heads. 
eo^ed.  n.,  for  Bvahb;  2nd,  gules,  a  Hon,  rampant,  withS 
a  bordure,  or.  for  Wiluamb  ;  8rd,  or,  a  Uon,  ^int  re- 
gardant  aa..  for  Morbioe.  *^^ 

.r-^T«^^**?iti***"  "8»»^*»<»  or,  holding  between  hie 
paws  a  boATs  head,  oouped.  sa. 
Jfotto-Libertas. 

'^S^'^^i^^^  Towers,  near  KilmaDock,  oo.  Limariek; 
Miltown  CastH  oo.  Corlc  ' 

EVANS  OP  KNOCKADERRY  HOUSE. 

ITArct-Evanb,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Knockadeny 
House,  00.  Lhnerick,  J.P.,  b,  12  Mardi,  1808 ;  m.  21 
May,  1885,  ThomuiDa-EHsa,  youngest  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  John-Bolee  Reeves,  Esq.  of  Belfort,  co.  Coit, 
imd  has  bad  issue, 

I.  Hiodms  h.  19  Feb.  1886 ;  d.  26  Ju^,  1866. 

n.  BYBS-asoBoa-ELYSTAH.  b.  26  Feb.  1887. 

I.  Anna-Maria.  n.  Thomadna-Maiy 

m.  GMherine-Sophia. 

fttneaffe.— Thx  Rsv.  Tbomas-Wallkr  Evajts,  rector  of 
PunmAQway,  co.  Coik  (2nd  son  of  Tluimas  B^ans.  Esq.  of 
Itiltt.wn  Castle,  M.P.  for  GasUemartyr.  and  brother  of  the 
let  Lord  Oarbery.  by  Maiy.  dan.  of  John  Waller,  Esq.  of 
CisU  town,  CO.  limerick,  governor  of  Kinsale,  temp.  Queen 
AwifE)  «.  21  April  1768,  Catherine,  only  dau  and  heir 
of  James  Conyers  D'Aroy.  Esq.  of  Knockadeny  House  ca 
limeriek.  l^  whom  (who  d,  18  April,  1804)  he  bad  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Jamc^  successor  to  his  brother. 

*F*^  ,"*  P  May.  1821.  Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas 
Austin.  Esq.^^  V^Nor.  1847,  loavhig  issue,  Thomas 

""tSSv^^JuI^I^"^  "^^"^  "^  **  "^^  ^^  o^ 

Elizabeth- Waller,  d.  umm.  28  June^  1846. 

(^therine.  m.  in  July.  1800.  Sampaon  Beamish,  Esq.  of 
Kilmaloda  Houses  oo.  Code,  and  (^  26  September.  1«49. 
Mr.  Evans  <l.  at  Dunmanway.  24  Feb.  ITW,  and  was  «.  by 
his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  D'Abcy-Evaws  Esq.  of  Enoekadeny  House,  who 
m,  in  1814,  Brabason.  2nd  dau.  of  BidMrd  Ttiyk>ur.  Esq.  of 
Holly  Park.  oo.  limerick,  but  had  no  issue.  Mr.  Erans 
who  assumed,  upon  inheriting  the  fortune  of  his  materuai 
undo  Colonel  James  D'Arcy.  the  additional  surname  of 
D'Abcy.  d.  10  Deo.  1838,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother. 

Jamss-D'Abcy  Evans   Esq.  of  Kuockaderry  House,  m, 
1st,  May,  1800.  Arabella.  8rd  dau.  of  Ool  Samuel  Leake 
856 


EVA 

of  Bothkeale  Abbey,  oo.  Limerick,  and  l»y  her  (who  d.  20 
March.  1833)  had  issue,  j         k  ^ 

Thomas-D'Arcy,  now  of  Knockaderry  House. 
James,  killed  by  a  fall  «h)m  a  pony,  10  Maroh.  1828 
John-D'Arcy,  b.  29  SeptemberflSlf. 
OathOTine,  «a.  6  July.  1882.  Bobert-Deane  Hay.  Esq..  R.N 
T28I&  T846  ^^'  ^^^'  Jol»tt-Evans  Lui^  Bii.,  and 
^er^fiJiiJ^^  ^"^^  "^^  *^  ber  cousin.  Bev.  Thomas- 

^^'^"^i^J^J^  Sep.  1886,  to  Thomas  William  Lockeu 
Esq.  of  Castleview,  co.  Limerick.  "^^-^^ 

Anabella,  m.  24  July,  1848,  to  William  CHara,  Esq. 
Mr.  Evans  m.  2ndly,  2  Jan.  1634.  Anne,  widow  of  John 
Fitzgerald,  Esq.    He  <«.  7  March,  1848. 

^m»— Same  as  Bvahs  o/Portram,  quartering  D'Aroy. 
r^S:Sf*Z}^  ^7^V^  2^d,  D'Ajwy.  a  snear  broken  in  three 
pieoes.  or.  two  in  saltire  and  one  mpale^  headed  ppr..  banded 
together  at  the  middle  by  a  ribbonT^  «w^*« 

3foMo— Libertas. 

&ot-Knockaderty  House^  near  NewoasUe.  co.  Limerick. 

EVANS  OF  FAKM  HILL,  ARDREIGH. 
Evans,  Geobob,  Esq.  of  Farm  HUl,  Ardreigh,  ca 
Kildare,  J.P.,  b.  4  Maroh,  1795;  m.  25  Feb.  1819, 
Sophia,  dau.  of  Richard  Powell,  Esq.  of  Stephen's 
Green,  DubHn,  by  Mary  Finnemore  his  wife,  and 
has  surviving  issne, 
I.  RiOHAKD-PowxLL,  6. 11  Msy,  1880. 
n.  Eyre  6.  12  Aug.  1833. 
I,  Maxgaret-Maria,  «.  John-Burrowes  QUsworth.  Esq.  of 

Wills  Grove,  oo.  Kildare. 
n.  Mary-Anne.  ni.  Sophia. 

Kntafir.— William  EvAvs.  Esq.  of  Ardreigh.  co.  Ell- 
dare  (son  of  Heniy  Evans  Esq.,  who,  upon  his  acquisition 
of  the  estate  of  Ardreigh.  left  the  co.  of  Tippemiy)  n.  (set- 
tlement dated  81  Dec.  1768)  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Eyre  Evans, 
Esq.  of  Portrane.  co.  Dublin,  and  left  a  son  and  successor. 

Obobos  Evans.  Esq.  of  Ardreigh,  who  m.  26  May  1794. 
Maigarct-Anne,  dau.  of  George  Harrisson,  Esq.  of  Kilmul- 
lin.  Queen's  County,  and  d.  1819,  having  issue  by  his  wife 
(whod.l818X  -•  J'  o 

GSOBOC 

William-Heniy.  dee.  Hampden,  dee. 

Henry-Eyre.  dee.  Thomas,  married. 

Maxy-Fnnoee,  m.  John  Ehisly  Tener.  Bm. 

Anne-Dorcas,  n.  —  Watson.  Esq. 

Fnmces-Elisabeth.  m.  —  Tener.  Esq. 

Elizabeth. 

Seal^FBrm  HiU  (ArdreighX  Athy. 

EVANS  OF  LOUGH  PARK. 
Evans,  Nicholas,  Esq.  of  Lough  Park,  oo.  West- 
meath,  J.P.,  b.  in  1795 ;  m.  1819,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of 
Usher-P.  Williamson,  of  Dromore,  co.  Cork,  Esq.,  by 
his  wife  Anne,  dau.  of  J.  Lloyd,  of  Beechmount,  oo. 
Limerick,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 
I.  FRAHOis-HnoH.  b.  in  1821,  late  Ist  royal  regt  foot, 
n.  Usher-Williamson.  M.D..  b.  in  1823. 
UL  Nioholaa.  b.  in  1824;  m.  in  1861,  LouissrH..  dau.  of 

Bov.  E.  Batty. 
IV.  William,  b.  in  1829. 

I.  Anne.  n.  Frances^sne.  ni.  Maria. 

IV.  Marianne.       v.  Ellen.  vl  Kate. 

itituafff .— This  family,  and  that  of  Lord  Carbeiy.  derive 
in  direot  descent  from  Elystan  Gwdiydd. 

HuoH  EvAKs,  Esq.  of  BalUurobe.  oo.  Mayo,  who  m.  Cathe- 
rine Burrowes,  d.  1717-18,  and  left  issue, 

MiOHASL,  of  Ballinrobe.  d.  before  1729. 

Hugh,  of  BalUnrobe,  d.ap. 

Fbangis,  of  whom  we  treat. 
TbeSrdson, 

Frahois  Evahs  Esq.  of  Dublin  m,  1st.  10  June.  1788, 
Martha,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Joeeph  Sherwood.  Esq.  of 
Priors  Wood.  oo.  DubUn ;  and  2ndly.  1779  Christian  Wai^ 
ren.  widow,  dan.  of —  Ogle,  Esq.,  and  d.  2  June,  1780,  leav- 
ing issue, 

I.  Nicholas,  his  heir. 

II.  Francis,  of  New  Forest,  oo  Westmeath,  colonel  of 
volunteers  in  1782 ;  m.  Alida.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William 
Ogle,  Esq.  of  Fatham  Park,  oo.  Down,  and  d.  Oot  1811. 
leaving  an  only  child, 

F&4Ncia.  who  m.  1st  Harriet,  dau.  of  John  Locke,  Esq. 
of  Walthamstow :  and  2ndly,  Hannah-Anne.  2nd  diui. 
of  the  late  John  Gardiner,  Esq.  of  Fsnn  HilL  co.  Maya 
and  had  issue  by  the  former,  viz.— 


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EVA 

1  Frandi-LoelM^  h.  1818;  m.  In  1840^  A]in»-lCad%  fed 
dan.  of  ThonuM  Staartt  Ksq. 

S  Jofan-Ogto.  6. 1814 ;  m.  1837»  Bmfly-Jaiia,  eldast  dan. 
of  Thomas  Stoait,  Esq..  and  has  issoo. 
1  Hazy.  8  AUda-Harriet.  8  Hanlat 

I.  Honors*  m.  to  IHUiam  Foster,  Esq. 
n.  Anno,<i.«am. 
Theeldsrson, 

Nicholas  Btahb.  Bsq.  of  Baymonnt  and  Prior's  Wood, 
•o.  Dublin  «^  46th  regt.  who  ta.  Mary-Anne  eldest  dau. 
of  Yigors  Thomas.  Esq..  by  Ksiy  his  wlfii,  eldest  dan.  and 
eo-heirof  JohnOabbett,  Esq.,  by  MaigeiybiswiiiB,  dan.  of 
fiampson  Cox.  Esq.  of  Ballynoe.  and  had  issue, 
L  Fkamci%  Us  heir. 

n.  Nicholas,  lieut  4l8t  regt,  4.  wim.  eirca  1706. 
m.  William,  of  Cheltenham,  Ueut.-ool.  4lBt  regiment;  m. 
SO  F^.  1819,  Ann-Sarnh,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Stoansb 
Esq.  of  Tobago,  by  Ann  his  wife,  8rd  dau.  and  oo-heir  of 
Benzy  Fisher,  Esq.,  and  d.  12  June^  1843,  leaving  issuer 
1  Chaiies-Bidgood,  b.  14  Feb.  1820. 
S  WiUiam-Sloane,  in  holy  orders,  formerly  incumbent  of 
Holy  Trinity.  BansUple,  b.  21  Aug.  1828 ;  m.  81  Aug. 
1847,  Selina  2nd  dan.  of  William  Kanaoombe^  Bsq.  of 
the  CO.  of  Devon,  and  has  issue, 
Helena-Oertrude-yigorB-8] 


Lucy-G 
Bdith-Fits^Maurioe. 


8  Henry-Hill.  6. 1885 ;  d.  mm.  4  July,  1860. 
1  Anne^oane,  m.  18  Nov.  1848,  to  the  Rev.  Fhllip 
Thomas  Drayton,  B.A. 
t.  Martha,  m.  1791,  to  Thomas  Smith,  Bsq.,  M.D.,  of 
Maiden  Hall,  oo.  KUkenny. 

n.  Maiy-Anne,  m.  1832,  to  John  Frsnds  Lane^  Bsq.  of 
St.  Annes,  Eimisoorthy. 
The  eldest  son, 

Fraxcis  EyANS,  Esq.  of  Prior's  Wood,  oo.  Dublin,  and 
Bobinstown,  oo.  Westmeath,  barrister-at-Iaw,  m.  1st,  1793, 
Anna,  dan.  of  William  Hiokey,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly.  1821,  Fran- 
ce^ eldest  dau.  of  Monsieur  Francois  Berthom^  de  la  Mothe, 
Of  Nantes.  By  the  former  (who  d.  21  May,  1816),  he  had  issue, 

I.  Nicholas,  now  of  Lough  Park. 

II.  Frands,  in  holy  orders,  b.  1  Jan.  1803 ;  m.  Maria,  dau. 
ef  the  Bev.  M.  Lewis,  of  Taunton,  oo.  Bomezset,  and  has 


1  Oeofige-Mouiitain,  5. 1  F^b.  1888. 

8  Frands,  6. 1829. 

8  WilUam-Berthom^  b.  1836. 

4  Heniy-James,  b.  1887. 

6  Lewis-HamUton,  b.  1841. 

8  Another  son,  6. 1846. 

1  Ann-Sophia.  8  Chsriotte-Georgina. 

8  Maria-Augusta.  4  Bosamond-MaUda. 

6  Frances-Flora-Geotglna. 
m.  WilUam.  lieut  41st  regt,  d.  umn.  188U 
f.  Maiy-Anne. 
Mr.  Evans  d,  90  May,  1884. 

Arm»f  Create  and  Motio    Same  as  BvAjri  ttfFortrant, 
atah^Loiagt  Park,  oo.  Westmeath. 


EVANS  OP  GORTMERRON  HOUSK 
EvAVB,  Edward,  Esq.  of  (Sortnierron  House,  co. 
Tyrone,  J.P.,  6. 81  May,  1762;  m.  1789,  Sarah-Maria, 
2nd  dau.  of  Thomas  Kelly,  Eisq.  of  Dawson's  Groye, 
CO.  Armagh,  J.  P.,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Oborox,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  ^Hlliam 
Murray,  Esq.,  J.P.,  snd  has  issue, 

1  George.  8  Frands. 

1  Sarah-Maria. 
n.  Thomas-Kelly  J.P.,  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  John  Winder 
Esq.,  01^  rt^  artillery,  and  has  issue  four  sons  and 
seven  daua.,  vis., 

1  Edvrard.  8  John-W. 

8  Dawson-KeDy.  4  Arthur-Kelly. 

1  Elisabeth.  8  Sarah. 

8  Mary-Annew  4  Alicia. 

6  Letitia.  6  Jane^ 

7  Ludnda. 

m.  Bobert  of  Dungannon,  J.P.,  m.  Eleanor,    dan.  of 

George  Stuart  Esq.  of  Dublin,  surgeon-general. 
IT.  Edward,  J.P. 

I.  Louisa-Jane,  m.  to  O&pt  A  Stuart,  90th  regt 
u.  Priscilla,  m.  to  D.-H.  Sherrard,  Esq.  of  Thomdale,  oo. 

Dublin. 
UL  AUda,  M.  to  the  Bev.  B..W.  Bland,  of  Abbeville,  Bel- 

fikst 
IT.  Sarah-Maria,  m,  to  John-EchHn  Matthews,  Esq.  of 

White  Abbey,  oo.  Antrim,  lieut-eoL  Downshire  militia 
sd). 
866 


EVE 

XrtneXSf. — TmniAS  ETAm,  a  Welsh  gentleman,  d»> 
seended  from  Ethelystan  Olodrydd,  Frinoe  of  Feiiys   North 
Wales  was  captain  of  a  troop  of  horse  in  the  English  army, 
ttmp.  Ohablss  I.    He  served  in  Ireland  fai  the  rebellioQ  oi 
1841,  snd  obtsined  large  giants  of  lands  in  the  co.  of  Kil- 
kenny, where  he  eveutually  settled  at  the  end  of  the  dvil 
vrar,  having  also  obtained  estates  in  the  Queen's  County. 
He  became  an  aldeiman  of  the  dty  of  Kilkenny,  for  which 
he  served  the  ofl&oe  of  mayor  in  the  years  1058  1860. 1880, 
1885.  and  1888.     He  m.  Katharine  Weldoo,  and  had  iasnsb 
an  only  dan.,  Ellen,  and  two  sons,  vis., 
WHliam,  of  Kiloreene,  Kilkenny,  ereated  a  Baronet  by 
patent  dated  19  Feb.  1888.     Bfa  dan.  and  eventnid 
heiress,  Oatheiine^  m.  Franoes  Morras,  Esq.  of  Osstto 
Morres. 

Edwabdv  of  whose  Ifaie  we  treat 
The  latter, 

EnwABD  EvAXB.  Esq..  eleoted  sheriff  of  Kilkenny  85  July, 
1885  commanded  a  troop  in  the  Earl  of  Anan'b  Hone,  at 
the  battle  of  the  Boyne.  He  m.  and  had  iasue, 
Henry,  of  Belevans,  oo.  Kilkoiny,  whoee  only  son  and 
heir,  Joseph,  of  Belevans,  was  ikther  of  Joeepih,  of  Bele- 
vans, who  d.  vam.,  and  left  his  large  landed  estates  to 
found  a  diaritable  institution,  now  designated  **  Bvan^i 
Charity." 
Bdwabd^  of  whom  vre  treat 

This 

Edwabd  Eyahs,  Esq.  of  Kilkenny  m.  1st,  Sarah  Butlar, 
of  CO.  npperaiy.  and  by  her  hid  one  son.  Ambrose.  He  m, 
Sndly  Susanna  Turvan,  aUa$  Lopdell,  of  oo.  Gahray,  and  by 
her  had  a  son, 

Tbb  Bar.  Qbobob  Etahb,  reotor  of  Donagfamore,  eo. 
Tyrone,  who  m,  Prisoilla,  dan.  of  Bobert  Armitage  Baq.  of 
Liverpool,  and  had, 
Bobert,  in  holy  ordera  who  m.  EmOla,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  J. 
Forbes,  and  nad  by  her  a  dau.,  Rebeoea-Bmilia,  who  m. 
Euseby-Stratford  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Monkstown,  oo.  Dublin, 
andd.«.«. 

EnwABD,  the  present  Edwabd  EvAicfl^  Esq.  of  GortoMcroow 
Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Alexander-George  Stuart,  ot  TnUy- 
nisken  Glebe^  oo.  I^rrone. 

.^rsia— Ermine,  three  bosrs*  heads,  oooped.  In  flassB,  two 
and  one^  sa. ,  langued,  gu. 

OeiC— A  demi-uou,  rampant,  regsrdant,  erminois,  holding 
between  his  paws  a  boar's  head. 

IfoCto-^Libertas. 

fieot— Gortmerron  Houses  Dungannon,  oo.  Tyrone. 


EVELYN  OP  WOTTON  AND  ST.  CLEBB. 

Evelth,  WiLUAM-JoHN,  of  Wotton,  oo.  Sairej, 
and  8t  Clere,  co.  Kent,  k  27  July,  1822:  «.  his 
&ther  15  Feb.  1829. 

Eittesgf.— This  fionily  flourished  originally  in  the  oo.  of 
Salop,  at  a  place  now  called  Evelyn,  but  formerly  written 
Avelyn  and  Ivelyn.  From  Shropshire,  it  removed  to  Long 
Ditton,  in  Surrey;  thence  to  Harrow-on-the-Hill  oo.  Mid- 
dlesex, temp.  Hkhbt  I?.;  and  to  Kingston,  in  Surrey,  in  the 
reign  of  HnraT  VIII. 

BiOHAao  EvsLTW  (Snd  son  of  George  Evelyn.  Bsq.  of 
Nutfleld,  M.P..  by  Frances,  his  Snd  wife,  and  grandson  of 
Sir  John  Evelyn  Knt  of  Godstone.  M.P..  a  distinguished 
parliamentarian  whoee  father.  John  Evelyn,  vras  uncle  to 
Jomr  EvcLTV.  the  aocomplished  author  otSylm)  vras  settled 
at  Naas  oo.  Kildare,  Ireland,  si.  Jane  Mead,  and  was  father 
ofan  only  son, 

Thb  Vket  Rav.  William  Etklth.  dean  of  Bmley,  in  lie- 
land,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Michael-Tankerville  Cham- 
berlain, Esq.  of  Chamberlain's  Town,  oo.  Meath,  and  d,  in 
1778.  having  had  issue, 

WilUam,  of  Glanville^  an  offioer  in  the  army,  killed  in  the 
American  war.    He  was  imai. 

JoHH,  his  heir. 

George^  who  d.  about  1788,  wnm. 
The  desu's  Snd  but  only  surviving  son, 

John  Eveltv.  Esq.. «.  to  the  estate  of  Wotton  oo.  Suney, 
in  1817.  under  the  vrill  of  Mary.  Lady  Evelyn,  widow  of  Sir 
Frederidc  Evelyn,  Bart  He  m.  84  Nov.  1787,  at  Otadcutta, 
Aim.  dau.  of  Anthony  Shoe,  Eeq.  of  OasUebar,  and  sister  of 
Sir  George  Shoe,  Bart,  and  had  issue, 

JoRH,  d.  an  infant 

William,  an  offloer  in  the  army,  lost  in  a  tranaport-ehinw 

in  the  Gulf  of  St  Lawrence,  about  the  year  1808.    He 

d.  unm. 

GsoBOR,  heir  to  his  father. 

Frances,  who  m.  in  1K2S,  Sir  Chaiiee  Bowley,  eldest  son 

of  Admiral  Sir  Charles  Bowloy,  Bart,  K.C.B..  and  cL  at 

Florence^  in  1884. 


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EVE 

Xr.  Brelyn  d.  In  18S8,  and  was  t.  Ij  bis  eon, 

Obobob  Btbltw,  Boq.  of  Wofeton.  oapt.  8rd  regt.  of  guards, 
b.  10  Sept.  im,  wbo  m.  IS  July.  1881.  Muy-Jane  dao.  of 
J.-H.-lIass7  Dawson.  Bsq.  of  BaUynacourte,  M.P.  for  Oon- 
msl.  and  had  issue, 

WiLUAM-JoHH,  now  of  W<^ton  and  St.  Clere. 

Oeorge-Palmer,  an  officer  in  the  Rifle-brigade. 

Cbaiies-Franci8»  an  officer  in  the  ukvj. 

FraderickllaBsy.  James» 

Edmund-BoBcawen. 

Mr.  Brelyn  <L  in  1829. 
^rmj— As.,  a  griffin,  passant*  or,  a  chief,  of  the  last. 
Crc«(— A  griffin,  pasaanti  or,  duoally  gorged. 
Afofto— Dnrete. 
Seat$   Wotton,  Smrey ;  and  St,  Clere,  Kent 


EVERABD  OF  MIDDLETON. 

EvxRABD,  Edwabd,  Eoq.  of  MiddletoD,  co.  Nor- 
folk, m.  1  Jan.  1828,  Anna -Theodora,  dan.  of 
8t  Andrew  Si.  John,  LL.D.,  4tb  son  of  the  Hon. 
and  Rev.  St.  Andrew  St.  John,  D.D.,  2nd  son  of  the 
lOUi  Lord  St.  John,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Bdward,  who  d,  in  inflmoy. 

L  Georgiua-Maxia,  m.  14  Aug.  18M,  Thomas  Hution, 
nu^or  4th  light  dragoons  {$ee  Button  i^f  Sutton  GoU). 

%,ixit1i^t* — ^The  Brerards  are  one  of  the  oldest  fiunilies 
in  England,  and  their  pedigree  can  be  authentically  deduced 
from  the  time  of  the  eaiiy  Plantagenets.  Their  chief  seat 
was  at  Much  Wattham,  in  Essex,  but  there  were  branches 
planted  in  scTeral  other  places,  in  Berkshire,  Bedfordshire. 
Btiffordahire,  Ounbridgeshire,  Kent  Leicestershire  Suifulk 
and  Northamptonshire.  In  1603,  before  the  coronation  of 
King  Jamss  I.,  Sir  Anthony  Brerard  of  Much  Waltham. 
reoeiTed  the  honour  of  knighthood,  and  in  twenty-flye  years 
alter  his  nephew,  Richard  Everard,  Esq.  of  the  same  place 
was  created  a  Baronet  of  England.  A  direct  descendant  of 
this  old  storic 

Jamss  Evkrabd,  Bsq.  of  Cambridge  and  Knnpwell,  b. 
about  1070,  had.  by  Piiscilla  his  wife,  two  sons,  Jamxs  and 
William,  and  one  dau.  Pfisdlla.    The  elder  son, 

Tbb  Bky.  Jamxs  Evekabp.  Rector  of  Middleton  and  Bast 
Wioch.  m.  Rebecca  dau.  of  Edward  Bodlum,  Esq.  of  King's 
I^^nn  \rj  Frances  Knight  his  wife,  sister  of  John  Knight, 
Bsq.,  seijemt-suiigeon  toKiDgCHASLnll..  and  by  her  (who 
beoome  eventually  co-heiress  of  Edward  Bodham,  Esq.,  her 
only  brother)  he  left  at  his*  decease,  in  172S,  two  sons, 
RoBSKT  Etkbakd,  of  Loudon,  merchant,  who  d.  imm.  1727, 
and 

Bdwabd  Btsbabd,  Bsq.  of  King's  Lynn,  whose  Will. 
dated  80  Feb.  1766,  was  proved  81  March.  1769.  He  m. 
(settlement  dated  0  Dec  1785)  Maty.  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Bei^lamin  HoUey.  Esq.  of  King's  Lynn,  Mayor  thereof  in 
1707,  by  Alice  his  wifo.  dan.  and  heir  of  John  Richard, 
Bsq.  of  Tenington  St.  Clsment's,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Bknjamiv.  d,  wwK.  4  July,  1766,  aged  21. 
u.  Edwabo,  of  whom  presently. 

m.  James,  of  Lynn;  Will  dated  28  Oct  1772.     He  m. 
Miss  Upwood,  and  d.  28  Feb.  1778,  leaving  a  eon, 
Jambs^  of  Lowestoft,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Henry- 
Prasoott  Blencowe,  E^.  of  Blencowe  Hall,  co.  Cumber- 
land, and  left  issue,  James,  R.N.  drowned  1825;  Mary. 
m.  to  Isaac  Qaskarth;  Eleanor,  m.  1817  to  EdwArd 
Prondfoot   Montagu.  Esq.,  lineally  descended  ttom 
the  1st  Earl  of  Manchester;  Fanny;  Caroline;  Louisa; 
and  Anna. 
I.  Mary,  of  Bath,  d.  imsi.  8  March,  1827. 
The  and  son, 

Edwabd  Everabd  Esq.  of  Lynn  and  Bath,  b,  in  1789  m. 
Mary,  widow  of  P.  Bisham,  Esq.  and  dau.  of  Samuel 
Awne.  Esq.  of  King's  Lynn,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  ot 
Daniel  Scarlett,  and  sister  of  Samuel  Browne  Esq.  whose 
dans,  and  co-heirs  were  Pleosanoe,  wife  of  Edward  Roger  Pratt, 
Bsq.  of  Byston ;  and  Hester,  wife  of  Sir  Jacob  Astley,  Bart. 
B>y  Maxy  his  wifb,  who  d.  1794,  Bdward  Bverard  (who  d. 
1819)  had  issue, 
L  Edwabo,  his  heir. 

n.  Daniel,  of  Bumham  Thorpe  and  Stanhoe,  ta.  Ann- 
Henrietta,  dan.    and  co-heir  of  Rev.    Henry -Handley 
Nonis,  of  Hackney,  and  by  her,  who  d.  1  ifay,  1841, 
had  issuer 
1  Henry,  d,  ksmm.  0  Aug.  1828. 
S  Willhun,  in  holy  ordMH,  d.  «iim.  1848. 
8  Bei^iau'ui,  an  officer  10th  lancers,  d.  at  Po<ma,  Bast 
Indies,  1827. 

1  Ann,  m.  to  William  Tkylor,  Bsq.  of  King's  Lynn. 
8  Caroline.  8  Chcaoe. 

857 


E  W  B 

m.  Searlett,  of  King's  Lynn,  m.  Ann,  dan.  of  Richard 
fialiflbury,  E^.  of  Lancaster  (descended  ftnom  a  common 
ancestor  with  the  very  ancient  flunily  of  Salusbuiy  of 
Lleweny),  and  sister  of  Qraoe,  the  wife  of  Thos.  Philip 
Baffle.  Esq.  of  Stradaett,  father  of  William  Bagge,  E 
M.P:  for  Norfolk,  and  by  her  (who  d.  11  June,  1827)  1 

1  Edward-Browne,  in  ludy  orders,  rector  of  Buinham 
Thorpe,  m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Thomas-Coxhead  Marsh» 
Esa.  of  Gaynes  Parte.  Essex,  and  has  issue. 

2  Salisbury,  in  holy  <miera,  vicar  of  Swaffham,  m.  Char- 
lotte, dau.  of  the  Rev.  WiUiam  Chester  (nephew  of  the 
first  Lord  Bagot),  by  the  Hon.  Elizabeth  Wilson  his 
vrife.  dau.  of  Henry,  late  Lord  Bemers,  and  has  issue. 

8  Walling,  captain  in  the  army,  late  of  the  60th  rifles, 
and  now  gentleman  of  the  bedchamber  and  assistant 
private  secretary  to  H.E.  the  Earl  of  Cariisle,  Lord- 
Lieutenant  of  Ireland. 
I.  Mary,  m.  to  Edmimd  R  Elsden,  Esq..  died  1788. 
n.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Mi^or  Edward  Batchellor,  of  the 
H.E.I.C.  service,  and  d.t.p. 

in.  Rebecca,  tn,  to  Heni^-Prescott  Blencowe.  Bsq.  of 
Blencowe,  co.  Cmnberiano,  and  d.  20  Oct  1854,  aged  88 
imp.  108). 

IV.  Sarah,  m.  in  1801,  to  the  Rev.  John  Partridge,  of 
Hockham,  Norfolk,  and  dying  in  I860,  left  two  daus. 
Alice,  wife  of  John  Fry,  Esq. ;  and  Pleasanoe^  of  Frede- 
rick Ingie^  Esq. 

T.  Plea«moe^  i».  to  John-Preecott  Blencowe^  Esq.,  2nd 
son  of  H.-P.  Blencowe,  Esq.  of  Blencowe  (sm  j>.  102). 
The  eldest  son, 

Edward  Etebabd  Esq.  of  Middleton  si,  Dorothy,  dau.  of 
Edmund  Elsden.  Esq.  of  Lynn.  \fj  Eliukbeth  his  wife,  eldest 
dau.  of  Edmund  Rolfe,  Esq.  of  Heacham,  co.  Norfolk,  and 
had  issue, 
Edwabd,  now  of  Middleton. 

William,  m.  Harriet,  dau.  of  A  Bowker,  Esa.  of  Lynn, 
and  has  issue,  Henry;  Harriet;  Eleanor;  and  Anna. 
Benjamin,  mi^or  1st  royal  dragoons. 
James-Elsden,  of  Congham,  Norfolk,  «n.  Isabella-Emma, 
dau.  of  Sir  Peter  Payne,  Bart  of  Bedfordshire^  and  has 
isBuei  Elsden;  Constance;  and  Qeraldine. 
Dorothea,  is.  to  Frederic  Lane,  Esq. 
Mary.  m.  to  William  Lane,  Esq.,  died  1858. 
Elizabeth,  m,  to  Uonel  Self.  ibq. 

Catherine,  m.  to  George  Ogto.  Esq^  d.  1880 ;  Maria,  d.  wins 
Henrietta,  m,  to  Francis  Hulton,  Esq. 
Mr.  Bveraid,  whose  Will  bears  date  12  Aug.  1822,  d.  7  Feb» 
1829. 

AriM—Kxg.,  a  fease,  wavy,  between  three  estoiles,  gu. 
Crt9tr—K  man's  head,  couped  at  theshoulders^  and  capped, 
bendy,  wavy  of  six,  arg.  and  sa. 
Jf  otto— Say  and  do. 
fite«— Middleton,  Norfdk. 


EWBANK  OP  EVEBTON  AND  KIRTON 

DROVE. 
EwBAKK,  WnxiAM-WiTHKRS,  Esq.,  M. A.,  of  Eirton 
Drove,  co.  Lincoln,  incumbent  of  St.  George's  Church, 
Everton,  oa  Lancaster;  m.  in  1SS4,  Justina-Elinor, 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  Sir  Oeoi^  Cooper,  Ent.,  one  of  the 
puisne  judges  of  the  Supreme  Ck>urt  of  Judicatvure 
at  Madras,  by  his  wife  Mary-Justina-Martha,  dau.  of 
John  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Foes-y-Bleddial  and  Mabws,  co. 
Cardigan,  and  Dale  Outle,  oo.  Pembroke,  descended, 
on  her  mother's  side,  from  Justina,  only  dau.  of  Sir 
Anthony  Vandyke,  Knt.,  by  Maria  his  wife,  dau.  of 
John,  8rd  Earl  of  Gowrie,  and  6th  Lord  Kuthveu. 

Itttieafif«— Ain>BCW  EwBAinc,  Esq.,  descended  from 
the  andent  fiuniiy  of  that  name  in  Doihsm  and  the  north  of 
Yorkshire,  left  issue  a  son, 

Oboros  Ewbakk  Esq.  of  York,  who  d.  1787,  leaving  two 
eons.  Qeorge  sod  Andrew.  George  the  eldest  son.  d.  1795, 
lowing  no  male  issue.  His  dau.  Elisabeth  m.  Bichard 
Lodge.  Esq..  whose  only  dau.  EUsabeth  m,  John  Dolton, 
Esq.  of  Sleningford  Hall  and  the  Orange,  oo.  York,  and  d, 
1824,  leaving  a  numerous  family  (mcDaltoh  <{^  SUmrngford^ 

Thb  Rfiv.  Annasw  Ewbank.  M.A.,  rector  of  Londes* 
borough  and  Burgwallis,  oo.  York,  the  second  son.  m.  Jane, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Withers  D.D..  rector  of  Tan- 
kersley,  CO.  York,  and  vicar  of  Higham-Ferrers.  co.  North- 
ampton (descended  ftora  the  sndent  Lancashire  fiunily 
of  that  name),  and  d.  1822,  leaving  issue, 

OaoRO%  M.  A.,  fellow  and  tutor  of  Trinity  College,  Gam- 
bridge,  d.  itnm. 

WiLXJAM,  of  whom  presently. 

Henry,  who  ta.  Lyoia-Ball,  dau.  of  Jonathan  Lucas,  Bsq. 
of  Tne  Grove,  oo.  Surrey,  and  has  issufl^  Henry,  in  holy 


orders;   George -William -Withers;  and  several  other 
dhildren. 
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Umvitig  mt  tm\f  mm.  limftg»,  QM/Uln  uittm  hit  Dnfoon 

Tim  |I»T,  Wff^AW  KmiAWK,  It  A,,  rtetor  of  Horth 
WUI)«n^  (lo,  JAimtUi  (iAm  Moot»4  xm  of  ksiAnm)  m.  Tboo- 
4<>4»;  «M««t  4*a.  iA  jimh^^miu  Coopor,  Biq,  of  VowSlMford. 
«M»,  Mn^fvW,  atiitor  io  Wr  John  UuUon  Oooptr.  Bttrt.  (m» 
IN/iWJf'M  JMliMf  JtartmMoifi)  aod  *  dotcondint  fclmmgh  bor 
grm4uii/Qmr,  Wmitii  LAwrsuoo,  of  tbo  MMlOBt  flMnll/  of 
nuit  riAOM,  of  AffhUMi  HaU  eo.  lAiuwitor,  and  tbrough  bor 

friwt  gHMtdrm^tbor,  KlUbtliotb  Gtfiwrfght.  from  tbo  ftotor  of 
hunmn  CrmtMt,  AruhMabup  of  Ooatorbur^.     Tho  Bor. 
WtUUiM  KwUuik  d.  IMO,  iMviog  iMUO,  bj  Thaododa  bit 

Wlf^UAM,  pTMOnfe  rOpTMOOtAUTO. 

ti«iurara,  MA,  in  holy  urdoni.  orOutlibrd,  co.  Burrty,  wlio 
m.  HUiwbiitU  Hryitn.  (Uu,  or  Jonnthan  Luom,  Baq.  of  The 
CIruvtt,  Hiiil  iiiAN  iMNue,  (liMirKo  Henry- Wttbera:  Ohristophor- 
(JiioiHtrt  WiUkiuAudrvwi  ThcimM-Cmmnor;  and  othor 
o)iilar«u, 

CiHi(iitr.  of  Brompton,  oo,  MlddloMx.  who  m.  Loult-Caro- 
llitti-Mitiift  IJuyd,  Wfooiid  dau.  of  in*  Hon.  Sir  Goonro 
iJtuiiior,  Knt,  and  hat  laimo,  Goonro-Oooper-Lawrenoo ; 
Alnodtloyd-Vandylu}  WithMH-DtOUngflMt;  and  other 

\Mury.  of  Oharltaton,  louih  OaroUna.  U.S.,  who  m,  Annie, 


di 


\M\.  uf  Jontttbau  laiuaN,  K«u.  ofThaOrova,  and  haalMua^ 
lUrry  Huttun,  «iid  othar  onlldren. 
HHnrittt  antl  Jana-Thot>dui4a,  unm, 
Agwm,  whuM.  liov.  Uonry  U«t«r,  M.A.,  andd.a]i. 
^rNi^--Ha.,  ihroo  ohevronala,  Intarlaood  in  baaa,  or.,  quar- 
|im[  WiTHiiaH  ai«d  Doopkh, 
ri>M^-i»ui  at  a  duoal  curonol,  gu,,  a  dragon**  haad,  or. 
«it4«o— VUkoil  varitaa. 


KYHB  OF  HAMPTON. 

KYHlt  Tub  H«v,  OaAKu»<Wa«T»iiKT«,  of  Ramp< 
Ion.  eo,  NotUitgham,  k  at  Babwurth,  7  March.  1802 ; 
«H.  iu  ivH))7»  t\u7-lVivih«Mw  dHxi.  of  Johu  Robinson 
V\mlim  Km),  of  tfui?litoii>  in  Yorkahiro,  and  baa 

I.  HKMav.  Uaul«tMu\l  lUfta  Brig^MK  k  4  Fab.  1894, 

lllllflltt«— ^^^vi-^^M  ««  KYik  of  BoiMk  la  a»  CO.  Of 
lV4l<y  k*^^  Uwxav  Ut  haM  lukda  of  tha  king  m  <mtrit$  Iqr 
a^\u>a  ^4  Iha  s^wiWi^  vi  iha  TV>raal  af  High  FV'k  and  d, 
aaMKi  thai^M  Ml^4  l>ai\  »»  K»WAa»  I.  lla««a  dIraGi 
aM,v«iv«  v4 

^Uav^aa  l^aa  V»<^  of  Nawbv>kl  and  Kava^oo  i^^ad  i$ 
y«ii)a  al  hia  laih^r  JLu|hv*H>V  dasi#^taa  3J  A|^  IT  KuaA> 
aKm.  Ha  •**.  Vmy  4lh  A^u.  o>f  CKK>rga  NarUa.  Ka^.  o€ 
Vlkv»fwx  ta  Nv'ttiM^hAHuthirai.  t)^  IW^wra  Kxa  wti^  oo*  of 
tha  a*gh«  walam  wad  ao^lMoa  ol  Sir  Oa««ga  Uawy>  Kat. 

^  i.M^N^h.  ««.  \  J.«^  UIM.  W  n»Mao  fttaa«<i  QaiA  af 

>i  ii  Utgh..mtt.  jUNi  ,tw  <'Mwi  ^i>M£  ^r^Mt^t-^ijvKiau.  t"  &hi« 

^s^ikaa  Ifiynt  4.  Ok  b;:^;  and  wao  «.  I7  hia  «»,. 

a<v  o*   \  "tk,  ***d  v^   V**^'v*.>tt  *«  LVrhy*ilL«r»  ^tgad  axoa  ai 
iiONK  *.^>a«   ijj  VHtit#  M  •  k^^im  b»  l9t  wi»  vrf 
M*  Uiotxi  w»a  ^>-v«    Jt't&>    wtK/  viw  *ii*m  ai  J&i*n>*i'ij{ 

Xtr^MUk  vNdi^.V    MH    h^^tt^  V.'H.VILJS*.  i '*i»y    *ftii  w*r    .C   -=1..C 

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who  d.  in  Jv 


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lBtihaoo.ofHotde^^in  andbyher. 
M.  had  aa  only  dan.  Elinbeth  liTh>g 
in  1671.  Ha  wu  2Bd)y  Efiaobeth  dau. 
of  8tr  /ohn  Faddngteo,  Bart,  of  Waatwood  in  Woroeater- 
ddrs.  by  Dorothy  faia  wife,  dan.  of  llioniaa  Lotd  Ci^entry, 
and  iMd  iaaoa.  Osbtaa  Ua  hair;  Dorothy,  m,  in  1680.  to 
John  Brackhaw.  Kaq. ;  Ituj;  and  Ifarg^irat.  Anthuny  ^yra 
d.in  1071.  andwaajibyhiaaoii, 

OcBTAO  Brxa  Baq.  of  Hampton  bn^  there  20  Aug. 
1000.  hi^-ahadfffor  NcttinglMinahirt  andM.P..  aometime 
raaident  at  8  tndback.  in  Torkahire.  Ha  m.  befora  28  My. 
1080.  OBtharine.  only  aorvirinf  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Oooke. 
Bart  of  Wheatlay,  and  l^her.  who  d.  7  Not.  1704.  had 


AvTBoaT.  his  heir. 


Gainsborough,  in  Uncohishire^  and  Sndly,  a  dan.  of  Row- 
laud  Cotton,  Esq.    By  the  fbrmar  he  left  an  only  dau. 
andhoir, 
EuzABKTH,  m.  to  Glotworthy  Skeifington,  Barl  of  Maa- 


Oeoiige,  sometime  of  West  Retford,  and  afterwards  of 
Donoastw,  captain  Boyal  horse-guards,  d.  without  Issuer 
28  April,  1761. 
Oervaae,  d.  umm.  in  1741. 

Charles,  of  Doncaster,  M.D.,  bapt  18  Jan.  1600,  at.  Btiza- 
beth,  dau.  of  John  Fountaine,  Esq.  of  High  Melton,  in 
Yorkshire^  and  d.  in  1763,  leaving  a  aon, 
AwTHOHT-FounTAiHB,  of  BaroubuTgh,  co.  York,  in  holy 
ordera,  m.  Ist*  Susanna,  youngeat  dau.  of  the  Bar. 
Kenzie  Prescott,  D  D..  maater  of  Catherine  Hall,  Cam- 
bridge ;  and  2ndly^  dau.  of  the  Rer.  Godfrey  WooUey, 
M.A.,  rector  of  Warmsworth  and   Thnmaooe.     Mr. 
Anthony-Fountaine  Byre  d.  14  Feb.  1794,  leaving  by 
hia  lat  wife  a  aon,  the  Bav.  Charlea-Wolfe  Byre,  and 
by  his  2nd,  another  son,  the  Bar.  Anthony-WiUiam 
Ifyre,  and  a  dau. 
Oervaae  Byre  d.  in  London.  10  FOh.  1700.  and  waa  a.  bj  Us 


AirraoirT  Brma  Bsq.  of  Bampton,  aometima  oi  AdwiA 
la  Street  and  of  Loogfatoo.  in  Yockahira  who  aecv«d  tba 
ottca  of  sheriff  for  NottinghamaUra  in  1720.  Hem.2SDaaL 
1717  Margirat^  5th  dan.  of  GhariM  Tteaar.  Bsq.  of  EiA 
LaatlMia.  eo.  York.  «Ml  had  toaaa. 


i^  v^nrewi  WN*  «,  %k  ^1*  Jaanaia  ,lha  w»iMi  m>  VUSam 
*^  ^  .•<  J  .  i*»*y,  ;ii^.  Ums*,  jml.  *m  ^S* 


Maigarac  *.  5  Jan.  1711,  at.  In  IT«t  ta  : 
Bk|.  of  Staintoo.  In  DerbyohiraL 
Katherina.  A  7  June,  17:11, «.  to  Matthew  Dodawevth,  Baq. 
of  Thornton  W&tlaa^  in  Yorkshire. 

Bfiaabeth.  A  SO  Mar.  17:«.  «.  after  1790,  to  ^Gkasabcn^ 
B»q^  of  Ripon.  in  Yorkshnau 
Dian^  «.  24  July.  17^  d.  mm. 

Mary.  A  21  Oct.  17^  m.  :»  Oct.  USA  la  Aiattov^  Obaks^ 
Bh|.  of  Owalon.  in  Yiwl-ihira. 
Anthony  Eyra  ^  in  17«8.  Md  VM  «.  %f^  ife  aan. 

Amiotrr  Kma.  bq.  of  Gco««  en.  StfCtinfjhon.  and  af 
Adwtck  W  Qtiant  fr.  »  Jjn.  17^  w^  n^  st  Paidw.  in  ITSft, 
Judxih-Ueciiin  oniy  dssL  snd  hair  af  Jwkn  Wmj.  Btaq.  ef 
^ts^dtt^baun  brOuhanaa  Hafiehiaaen  hiawiii  yAlsa. 
and  h«tr  vT  $ir  Edmond  Wsesumjs  Btet.  «^  tei  ^  ^m, 
whK>  «L  ui  l^hW  fimr  nina  ami  viaa  don.,  vm, 

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CtuiHu^Uw  sSrii  Jau.  ^J(^  Sir  ^x^n^ie  .Irmy^g^  Beat,  af 
K^i&itjus.  m.  Yjrk:»iur%  and  jjid  i^^Kia, 

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Amscnrr-HAiooLrB  Btu»  Boq.  of  Gnyv*.  b.  8  Mwoh. 
1767.  UeukrOoL  in  the  the  anny,  and  at  one  time  ookmel  of 
the  Nottlnghamehire  Yeonuuuy.  member  tat  the  connty 
and  ohftirman  of  the  Quarter  Seaakma  at  B«et  Retford. 
He  m.  90  Dec  1788,  Fmneiflea-Alkia.  8rd  dan.  of  Bioh%rd 
Wilbraham  Bootle,  Baq.  of  Latham  H<U1.  in  Lanoaehire,  and 
tister  to  Lord  Skelmendale.  bj  whom  he  had  iaeue, 

QBBVASS-AmrHOVT.  b.  20  Oct.  1791»  an  oflkcer  in  the  let 

rtfft.  of  foot-gaarde,  killed  at  the  battle  of  Baroaaa»  in 

Spain,  Uardh,  1811,  imm. 
Mart-Lbtitia,  m.  at  Orove^  88  Ang.  1804,  to  Charies-Her- 

bert,  Earl  Manyera. 
FtLAVOKs,  M.  to  Oranyille-Haroourt  Vernon,  Esq.  H.P.,  aon 

of  the  arohbiehop  of  York. 
HnaucrrA,  m.  let,  to  her  oooain.  John-Hardolph  Byre, 

Ksq. ;  and  Sndly,  to  Heniy-GaUy-Knight,  Bbq.  of  Fbbeek 

Hab.  ia  YorkaUie. 
OoL  lyre  d.  hi  1888,  and  waa  t.  by  hie  nephew,  the  present 
BMW.  CBABUM-WASTsniTB  Btbb,  of  Bampton. 

Arm»-^Arg.,  on  a  cher^  ea.»  three  qnartrefoila,  or. 
Crttt—A  leg  in  aimour,  oouped  at  the  thigh,  and  apnr. 
i60a^— Bampton. 


EYRE  OF  WELFORD. 

Etrb,  Charlss,  Esq.  of  Welford,  oo.  Berks,  h. 
18  Oct.  1806 ;  m.  in  May,  1835,  Mary-ADne,  dau.  of 
QeDeral  Leyborne  Popham,  of  Littlecote,  Wilts,  and 
has  issue.  This  gentleman,  whose  patronymic  is 
HouBLOH,  assumed,  in  1831,  the  surname  and  arms 
of  Ejbm,  on  soooeeding  his  lather,  the  late  John- 
Abchba  Hodbloh,  Esq.,  in  the  Welford  estates. 

HinfSfff • — ^William  Btrs,  Esq.  of  Oniy's  Ixm.  a  adon 
of  the  Btbss  0/  Hohiu.  oo.  Derby,  aaeomed  the  surname  of 
AmcHra  baring  m.  Eleanor,  dan.  of  Sir  Walter  Wrotteeley, 
Baft,  of  Wrotteeley,  by  Eleanor  his  wife,  aiater  and  heir  of 
JoHV  Abobsb.  Esq.  of  Welford.  oo.  Berks.  By  this  lady  he 
had  no  issue,  but  by  a  2nd  wife,  Susimna,  sister  and  heir  of 
BIr  Michael  Newton.  Bart  of  Bam  Coiirt,  he  left  two  sons 
and  twodaus., 

JoHV,  his  heir. 

Michael- Aroher  Newton/vfho  d.  «.  p. 

Soaanms  m.  in  1761,  to  Edward,  4th  Bail  of  OxfdM. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Peter  BlundeU,  Esq. 

Ihe  elder  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  AacBKR  Esq.  of  Welford,  Berks,  and  Holme,  oo. 
Derby  m.  Lady  Miiy  Fitzwilliam.  dau.  of  John.  8nd  Earl 
FltswilHam.  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1776)  had  a  dau.. 

SDBAinrA  AaoRBK  who  m.  Jaoob  Hoxtbloh  Esq.  (jw 
fawtiijf  <^f  Houblom)  and  had.  with  two  daus. .  one  son. 

Johv-Abohsb  Houbloh,  Esq.  of  HalUogbury  oo.  Essex, 
and  Welford,  Berks,  who  m.  Maiy-Ann  dau.  of  Tbumi'^B 
Brameton.  Esq.  of  Skreens,  and  had,  with  three  daus.  five 
sons,  the  eldeat  of  whom  is  the  present  Jomf-AacBaa 
HouBLOM,  Esq.  of  Hallingbaiy  Place;  and  the  Sud,  the 
present  Chaklbb  Etrs,  Esq.  of  Welford. 

Aruu,  Se,-^A»  ETaa  qf  WiUMm 
4m»— Welford,  Berks. 


EYRE  OP  WILTSHIRE. 

Etrb,  Hknbt-Samukl,  Esq.  of  St.  John's  Wood, 
ea  Middlesex,  a  colonel  in  the  anny,  «.  his  father, 
as  male  representative  of  the  ancient  Wiltshire 
fnmily  of  Etuk. 

iltllf  agt •— The  old  Wiltshire  flunily  of  Eyre  eujoyed, 
far  seToral  oenturiee,  the  highest  distinction  within  its 
BstiTe  county,  and  was  of  oonaideration  in  the  state,  most 
of  Its  ehiefo  having  had  seats  in  parliament,  and  two  of 
them,  learned  in  the  law,  upon  the  bench— one  as  lord  chief 
Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas ;  a  branch,  too.  which  emi- 
giBted  to  Ireland,  attained  the  peerage  of  that  kingdom. 

Thomas  Btke  Esq.  of  New  Sarum.  lineally  descended 
fitnn  Humphrey  le  Heyr.  of  Bromham.  Wilts,  held  lands  in 
Wimbom.  oo.  Doraet.  21st  Elizabbth  m.  EUjabeth.  dau.  of 
John  Bogen.  Esq.  of  Poole,  and  had  issue,  i.  Bobsbt,  his 
heir;  il  Orias  of  Brickworth  in  Wiltshire,  from  whom  the 
fiunily  of  the  extinct  Loan  Evas,  of  Ireland ;  m.  Ohristo- 
pher.  b.  in  1578  founder  of  Bjfr^t  Hotpiial  in  Buum.  d.  >.  p. 
b  Jan.  1634 ;  it.  Thomas,  6.  in  1680,  mayor  of  Sarum  in 
1610.  ancestor  of  the  Etsbs  of  Box  who  merged  in  the 
Eraas  qf  BotUr  Oran^;  t.  William,  b.  in  1686,  barrister-at- 
law.  bequeathed  his  estate  of  Bonhams  to  hia  great-nephew, 
Or  Samuel  Qyre.  and  d.  Not.  1646 ;  ti.  John ;  i.  ElLcabeth, 
859 


m.  to  <HIbert  Tooker.  Esq.  of  Madington,  Wilts ;  n.  Onthe- 
Tine, «».  to  Thomas  Hooper,  Esq.  of  Boverldge;  in.  Bebeoci. 
m,  to  John  Lore,  Esq.  of  Badng ;  it.  Anne,  m.  to  John 
Swaine.  of  Ounvill.  Dorsetshire.  Thomas  J^yre  d.  in  1628, 
and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son 

BoBKBT  Etbb.  Esq.  of  CUlhampton  and  Sarum,  b.  in 
1569,  barrister-at'law  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Right  Bev. 
John  Still,  bishop  of  Bith  and  Wells  (by  Jane.  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Homer,  of  Cloford),  and  dying  in  Aug.  16S8  left  (with 
two  daus.,  Blanche,  m.  to  Thomas  Pelham,  of  Compton 
Valence ;  and  OathMtoe,  m,  to  Charies  Chaunoey,  of  Herts) 
a  son  and  successor, 

RoBCBT  Eybb.  Esq.  of  New  Sanun  and  Chilhampton,  b. 
in  1610,  m.  Anne,  dan.  of  Sam.  Aldoraey,  Esq.  of  London, 
descended  fh>m  the  fiunily  of  Aldersey  of  Aldeney,  in  Ches- 
hire, and  had  issue, 

Saxubl  (Sir),  his  heir. 

Mai^garet,  m.  to  T.  Haesell,  Esq.  of  London. 

Anne,  m.  to  William  Stear,  Esq.  <^  London. 

Mary,  m.  to  William  Hitchcock,  Esq.  lord  of  the  manor  of 
Ck>w8iield,  WUts. 

He  d.  in  March,  1654,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Snt  Saitobl  Btbb,  Knt.  of  Newhouse  and  ChUhunpton, 
hapt.  86  Dec  1638,  who  inherited  the  estate  of  Bonhams 
ftrom  his  great-uncle,  WUUam-Byre,  and  purchiaed  New- 
house  flrom  his  cousin,  William  Eyre,  in  1660.  Sir  Samuel 
was  a  lawyer  of  emineiioe  and  one  of  the  puisne  Judges  of 
the  King's  Bench,  temp.  Wuxxam  III.  He  m.  Martha  8rd 
dau.  and  oo-heirese  of  Francis  Looy.  Esq.  (6th  son  of  Sir 
Thomas  Lucy,  of  Charlecote),  by  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heiress 
uf  Bevill  Molesworth.  Esq.  of  Hoddesdon,  Herts,  and  ac- 
quired thereby  the  estate  of  Bdi^walton,  Berks.  Qy  her 
he  had  issue, 

I.  Bobbbt  (Sir),  his  heir. 

II.  Francis,  D.D.,  Canon  of  Sarum,  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander Hyde,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Saruao,  and  d.  «.  o.  88  Oct. 
1738.  aged^ty-eight. 

in.  Hemy-Samuel,  of  St  John's  Wood,  Middlesex^  «.  p, 
in  1764,  bequeathing  his  estates  to  his  nephew,  Walpole 
Eyre. 

IT.  KnrosiOLL,  treasurer  of  Chelsea  College,  m.  Susanna, 
dau.  of—  Atkinson.  Esq..  and  widow  ot  Samuel  Keylway, 
Esq.,  by  whom  he  had, 

1  Samubl,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  heir  under  the  will  of 
his  cousin,  Bobebt  Etbb,  Esq.,  of  Newhouse. 
8  Walpolb,  of  Bumham,  Bucks,  in  whose  heir  the  male 
line  of  the  fiunily  oontinuee:  of  this  gentiemoi  in  the 
sequeL 

1  EUiabeth,  m.  to  Polydore^  4tfa  son  of  John  Plumptre^ 
Esq.  of  Nottingham. 

I.  Martha,  m.  to  Sir  D.  Bulkeley,  of  Burgate,  Hants. 

II.  Lucy,  m.  to  William  Crey.  Esq.  of  Horniugnham, 
Wiltfl,  whose  granddaughter,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  fidmimd 
Abbott,  Esq.,  m.  J.  Wyche^  Esq.  of  Sarum. 

Sir  Samuel  d.  18  Sept.  1606  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Thx  Biobt  Hoai.  Sia  Bobbbt  Etbb,  Knt .  P.C.  of  New- 
house.  6.  in  1666,  recorder  of  S  Oisbuiy  in  1606,  M.P.  for  thit 
city  in  1700,  chanoellur  to  the  Prince  of  Wales  (Obobos  II.). 
and  eventually  lord  chief  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Cvimmon 
Pleaa.  He  m.  Elisabeth  dau.  of  Edward  Budge.  Esq.  of 
Warley  Place,  Essex,  and  had  three  sons  and  a  dau.,  Tis.. 

RoBXBT,  his  successor. 

SamueL  D.D.,  d  «.  p.  2  Dec.  1742. 

Edward,  Comptroller  of  Chelsea  College^  d.  «.  j».  29  June^ 
1750. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Bichard  Lee,  Esq.  of  Wlnslade,  in  Deron- 
shire. 
Chief  Justice  E|yre  d.  28  Dee.  1786   was  buried  at  St.  Tho- 
mas's, Sarum,  and  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BoBEBT  Etbb,  Esq.  of  New  House,  one  d  the  commie* 
sioners  of  Exdse,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Edward  FoUowes. 
Esq.  of  Shottesham,  and  had  an  only  son.  Bobert,  who  d.  in 
his  ninth  year,  7  Feb.  1734.  Mr.  Eyre  d.  15  Dec  1758, 
bequeathing  his  estates,  after  the  decease  of  his  widow  to 
whom  he  left  a  life  interest,  to  his  cousin  Samuel,  son  of  hia 
uncle,  Kingmnill  Eyre ;  that  lady  d.  »  Oct.  1762  when 

Samukl  Eybb  Eeq.,  inherited,  and  became  <*of  New 
House.  '*  He  M.  Stewart,  dau.  of  John  Bussell.  Esq..  consul- 
general  at  Lisbon,  and  euToy  to  the  Barbaiy  Powers,  and 
had  two  daus..  vis., 

Susahnab-Habbibt,  m.  to  William,  son  of  Admbid 
Charles-Wager  Purvis,  of  Darsham,  in  Suffolk,  M.P.  for 
Aldborough,  which  WUliam  assumed  the  surname  of 
EvBB.  His  ddeet  dau.  aod  co-helriss,  Harr.bt  Evbb, 
m.  to  WiliiAm-Oeoige  Matcham,  Esq  ,  D.C.L.,  of  Hoad- 
lands,  Sussex,  eldest  son  of  Oeoige  Matcham,  Esq.  of 
Ashfoid,  by  Catherine  his  wife,  youngest  sister  of  Lord 
Nelson,  and  had  issue.  _    .         ^        ^  ^ 

Charlocte-Louisa,  «».  to  Alexander  Popham,  Esq.  of  Bag- 
borough,  00.  Somerset,  and  had  issue. 


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BY  R 

Mr.  Byre,  who wpreeented  New  Banim fa pjiritoment,  d.ti 
Dea  17»4.  Mid  wm  burled  *t  Bxmouth,  S  Jan.  17»5»  when 
hie  eetotee  peeaed  to  hie  elder  dau.  and  the  repreeentation 
of  the  ftunily  derolved  on  hie  brother, 

Wauolb  Btbb,  Beq.  of  Bximham.  Bucka,  who  m.  In  Wot. 

1767.  Miaa  Sarah  Johnaon.  and  had  three  aona,  vis., 

Hwby-SamtjWi,  hia  Bucceaaor.  ai«-iu 

John-Thomaa,  m.  Harriet-Margaret*  dau.  of  — -^n^J^ 

Esq.,  and  had  iaaue.  Walpole^eorge,  Georg^John.  and 

^S31*^  Bliaabeth,  dan.  of —  Johnaon,  B«J-.  »i,^ 
HS^^Sl7l?Serick-Edwln.^  «.  8  AuTW^mua. 
y<^5e«t  dau.  of  Thomaa-Alexander ,»«»y"'f ^^'^^^J^' 
feeronahire  Place;  Kliiabeth.Annabella;  AlathearSarah- 
Henrietta ;  and  Emma-Harriet. 
Mr.  Byie  d.  and  waa  «.  by  hla  eldeet  aon.  the  preaent 
HontT-SAMUKL  Ete»  Beq.  of  St.  John'a  Wood. 

JrnM-Arg.,  on  a  ohev.,  ea.,  three  quartaefoila,  or. 
Creit— On  a  cap  of  maintenance  a  booted  leg. 
Jtfetto— Virtua  aola  invicta. 


EYRE  OF  ETRB  COUBT  CASTLB. 

Etbb,  Johk,  E«i.  of  Eyre  Ck)urt  Caatle,  co. 
Galway,  J.P. 

l,ltiea|re.--JOHii  Btb^  Baq.,  ooL  fa  the  army  (M  aon 
of  GOeeEyxe,  Eaq.  of  Brickworth.  WUU.  1^  Jane  hU  wife, 
dan.  of  Ambroee  SnelgroTe.  of  Redlynch).  accompanied 
Gen.  Ludlow  fato  Ireland,  and  eeUbllahed  himaelf  at  Byre 
Court  Caatle,  co.  Galway.  At  the  reaturation,  he  waa  choeen 
M.P.  for  the  county.  He  ».  Ma«y,  dau.  of  Philip  Bygoe, 
Baq. ,  high-eheriff  o£  the  Klng'a  County  fa  1662,  and  dying  fa 
1686.  left  two  aona, 

n.  ^ueL  coL  in  the  army,  at  limerick  fa  1690,  and  M.P. 
for  Galway:  m.  let  Jane,  dau.  of  Edward  Byre,  Esq.  of 
Galway,  by  whom  he  had  a  eon,  John,  ancestor  of 
THOBLia-STmATroBn  Btb«,  Eaq.  of  Eyrevillo,  co.  Gway. 
Colonel  Samuel  Eyre,  m.  2ndly,  Anne,  6th  dau  of  Robert 
Stratford,  Eaq.,  of  BaltfagUas,  co.  Wicklow,  M.P.,  and 
hadiaaue^ 

1  Stratford,  Governor  of  Galway,  and  Vioo-Admiral  of 
Munator,  who  died,  leayfag  iaaue.  ^  „  ^_  «* 

S  Thomaa,  a  colonel  fa  the  army,  M.P.,  and  Maator  of 
the  Ordnance  fa  Ireland,  d.  «.  p.  fa  1772.  .  «.  ^  , 
1  Anne.  m.  fa  1717,  to  Bobort.  only  son  of  Richard 
PowelL  Eaq.  of  New  Garden,  co.  Limeridc,  and  waa 
greatrgmndroother  of  Eyre-Burton  Powell,  Beq. 
8  Mary,  m.  to  Thomaa  Croaadale,  Baq. 

The  eldeat  eon, 

Jomt  Etm,  Baq.  of  Byre  Court  Caatle,  «.  Margery,  dau. 
of  Sir  George  Preaton,  of  Craigmlllar,  fa  Mld-Lothian.  niece 
of  the  Ducheaa  of  Ormonde,  and  had  (with  two  daua.  Mary, 
m.  fa  1679.  to  the  Right  Hon.  George  Evana,  Eaq.  of  Cahe- 
raea ;  and  Eliaabeth.  the  wife  of  Richard  Trench,  Baq.  of 
Oarbally)  two  aona.    The  elder, 

Gbobob  Btbb,  Beq.  of  Eyre  Court  Caatle.  t.  hla  &ther  fa 
1709.  Heai.  Barbara,  dau.  of  Lord  Coningaby,  but  dying 
9,  p.  m.*  fa  1711,  the  eatatea  pasaed  to  hia  brother, 

JoHH  Btbe,  Baq.  of  Eyre  Court  Caatle  who  ».  Boae,  dau. 
of  Lord  Howth,  and  d.  fa  1741,  leaving  a  aon  and  auooeaaor. 

John  By»«  Eaq.  of  Byre  Court  Cnstle.  who  m.  Jane 
Waller,  of  Cnatle  Waller,  fa  the  co.  of  Limerick,  and  ^ying 
fa  1746  without  iaaue  (hia  only  child,  John,  had  predeceaaed 
him.  fa  1748X  waa  i.  by  hia  brother, 

Thb  Vebt  Rav.  Gilbb  Etbb  dean  of  KUlaloe.  who  m.  the 
dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Cox,  and  d.  fa  1757,  leaving  iaaue, 

L  JoHH,  hia  heir.  _         ,  •  ^     «        «         * 

u.  Richard,  w.  Anchoretta,  dau.  of  John  Byre,  Eeq.  of 
Byreville,  and  dying  fa  1780,  left  four  aona  and  one  dau. 
1  Gilbb,  aucceeaor  to  hia  undo. 
8  John,  killed  at  Marguaitta. 
8  Robert,  fa  ho^  ontoa.  4  SamneL 

1  Jane-Blake, 
m.  Robert 
The  Dean'a  eldeat  eon, 

JoHH  EvRB,  Baq.  of  Eyre  Court  Caatle,  waa  elevated  to 
the  Irish  peerage  fa  1768,  aa  Baron  Byre,  of  Eyre  Courtt 
Hia  lordship  m,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  James  Staunton,  Eaq.  of 
Galway,  and  d.  fa  1792.  leaving  an  only  child, 


EYE 

Mary  in.  to  the  Hon.  Fraacla  Caalfend,  md  their  dm.. 
mSiiS^SiuSld.  m.  the  Hon.  WiUiam  Howard,  afttir- 
warda  Eabi.  of  WtcKix>w. 
Lord  Byre  waa  «.  at  Byre  Court  by  hia  nephew. 

Gilbb  Btbb,  Beq.  of  Byre  Court  OMtle.  ooL  of  the  CWwwy 
militia,  who  m.  lat,  fa  ITW  Ann.  dau.  of  Michael  Daly, 
Esq.  of  Mount  Pleasant,  and  by  her  had  iaaue, 

iX  A**  Witer  Lambert,  B«i.  of  Cartle  Lambert,  oo. 
Galway. 

Jane,  »,  to  the  Rev.  Samuel  Robert^ 

Bllmor,  m.  to  Colonel  Disney,  B.I.C.B. 
He  m.  2ndly.  fa  1821.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Jonathan  Walsh.  Eb^ 
of  Walah  Park.  oo.  Tipperary.    He  d.  fa  1829,  and  waa  ».  by 

jJS  Btbb.  Baq.  of  Byre  Court  Caatle.  b.  16  May.  1794 ; 
m.  21  Aug.  1818.  Mary.  dau.  of  William  Armit,  Baq.,  and 
had  iaaue,  _„.,       .  __^„ 

X.  John,  now  of  Eyre  Court  n.  William-Armit. 

HI.  Marmaduke.         „      ,        «^     «    w^     ,«««♦   ota 

L  Annastatia,  m.  to  Benshaw  Boaaell,  Beq.,  capt.  Wtli 

n.'^Jty^  in.  G«,rgfaa-Ellfaor. 

IT.  Diana.  ▼•  Nanoe 

▼L  Charlotte-Maiy.  vn.  Bessy-Armlt. 


Arm*  and  (Veie— As  Bysb  qf  Witttkirt, 
Aaf— Byre  Court  Caatle,  co.  Galway. 


*  Hia  daughter  Franoea  m.  W: 
Coleraine. 

t  Cun3 
Clonfert 
eurioua 


Jackaon,  Baq.  of 


oierame. 

t  Cumberland,  the  dramatist,  whose  firther  waa  Biahop  of 
lonfert  during  Lord  Eyre's  lifetime,  gives  fa  his  Meroohrs  a 
orioua  account  of  a  viiit  he  paid  to  hSs  lordahip'a  caatle. 
360 


ETBE  OF  GALWAY. 

Etbb-Mauhskll,  The  Rev.  RoBBRT-HiDais-ETR^ 
of  Galway,  ».  6  Feb.  1886,  Anno-Mjiria,  dau.  of  Eyro 
Etbub,  of  Ashhill  Towers,  oo.  Limerick,  and  baa 
iBsue, 

I.  BTBB-OBLAifDO,  fc.  fa  June,  1887. 

n.  HoraUo-Hare,  b.  fa  1838. 

I.  Anna.  n.  Catharine,  dee. 

Mr.  MaunBell-Eyre,  who  is  eldest  son  (^  l^dj 
Catherine  Hare,  hia  wife,  youngest  dau.  of  William, 
Earl  of  Listowel)  of  the  late  Richard  Maunsell,  Esq., 
LL.D.,  barrister-at-law,  8rd  son  of  the  Rev.  Geo™ 
Maunsell,  D.D.,  Dean  of  Leighlm  {tee  Mauhsell  of 
Plasty);  by  Helena  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard-Hedges 
Eyre,  Esq.  of  Macroom  Cantle,  and  Mount  HedgoR, 
CO.  Cork,  assumed  hia  present  surname  of  Etbb,  m 
addition  to  his  patronymic  m  compliance  with  the 
will  of  his  grand-uncle,  Robert-Hedges  Eyre,  Esq., 
who  d.t.p.ia  1840,  whose  property  he  then  became 
possessed,  ol 

EintaW.— Bdwibd  Eyb«.  Baq.,  bapt  M  J.in.  1«6. 
6th  son  of  Qilee  Byre,  Esq  of  Brickworth.  to  Wiltshire 
■etUed  fa  Qalway.  He  d.  14  April,  1883.  leaving  by  Jane 
hia  wife,  a  aon, 

Edward  Btbs.  Beq.  of  Galway,  who  «i.  Jane,  dau.  of  flir 
William  Maynaxd.  Bart,  of  Walthamatow,  and  d.  5  Not. 
173©,  leaving  three  daua..  i.  Jane,  who  m.  twice — let,  to 
Simon  Purdon,  Esq.  of  Tinnerana  oo.  Clare ;  and  Sudly. 
Richard  Pitapatrick.  Esq.  of  Oalwsy  mayor  and  M.P-— she 
d.  without  leaviDg  issue ;  n.  Mary.  m.  let,  to  Robert,  son 
of  BichATd  Hedgen.  Esq.  of  M^uiroom.  co.  Cork,  and  left  one 
son,  RiCHABD  eventual  successor  to  his  grandliather.  and 
one  dau.  Franoea,  m  to  John  Becher.  Baq.  of  HoUybrook  ; 
Mary  m.  2ndly,  the  Rev.  Thomaa  Hemsw»irth.  and  had  one 
dau.,  Jane ;  in.  Bliaabeth,  m.  to  William  Rowan,  Esq.,  and 
had  issue  one  dau..  Jane  m.  to  Qeorga  Hamilton.  Esq.  of 
Killeleagh  Caatle,  co.  Down,  waa  mother  of  Archibald- 
Hamilton  Rowan,  Esq. ;  iv.  Margaret,  m.  lat.  to  Franda 
Annealcy,  Eaq.  of  Ballysax,  co.  KUda^^  and  2ndly.  to 
Dominiok  Burke,  Esq.  of  Gkdway,  M.P. ;  she  d. «.  p.  in 
1787.  Upon  the  death  of  the  latter,  the  eatatee  of  her 
tifcther,  Edward  Eyre  Beq.,  vested  fa  her  nephew, 

RiOBASD  HsDoas,  Eaq.  of  Mount  Hedges,  who  thereupon 
aaanmed  the  aumame  of  Etrb,  fa  oonfurmity  with  his 
gmadlather'a  wiU.  He  m.  Helena,  dau.  of  Edward  Herbert* 
Esq.  of  Muckzoss,  co.  Kerry  and  d.  fa  1780.  leaving  with 
two  daua..  via.,  Franoes^ane,  wife  of  Simon  White,  Bk-. 
and  mother  of  Richud.  Earl  of  Bantry  (•«  Peeragty  and 
Helena,  m.  to  the  Rev.  George  Maunsell,  D.D.,  dean  of 
Leighlin,  by  whom  ahe  was  grandmother  of  the  present 
Rev.  Robert-Hedgee-Byre  Maunsell  Byre  («ae  Mximssu.  qf 
Pla$$v).  two  sons,  Bdwabo,  the  elder,  who  d.  fatestate  and 
«.  p,  fa  1808,  and 

Robert-Hbdoss  Etbb,  who  d.  fa  1840,  without  tsra^ 
when  his  Galway  estates  became  vested  fa  his  gnnd- 


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ETS 


ETT 


iieplMw,  the  Bar.  BoB<n-Hn>OBi-Sm  Mavnoll.  gn&d- 
■OD  of  hit  tiflter.  Helena,  who  hat  now  Mtumed  the  addi- 
tional sarname  and  arms  of  Btbb.  The  Maoroom  pmp&rtj. 
the  late  Mr.  Hedgoa  Byre  devieed  to  the  Hon.  William- 
Henry  White;  the  Berehiren  estate,  to  Lord  BerehaTsa; 
and  that  in  Tlpperaiy,  to  Robert  White.  Esq.  of  Qlei«axiir. 

.^rm«— Qoarterly :  let  and  4th,  arg..  on  a  dier.,  sa..  three 
ooartrefoUa.  or.  for  Btm  ;  Snd  and  Srd,  aiv.,  a  cher.  between 
three  maonchee.  sa..  for  Mauhsslu 

CWie«— of  Btmb:  On  a  cap  of  maiutenanoe,  a  booted  and 
vmed  I^.^oupedat  the  thUrh.  qiuuterly,  wcg.  and  sa.,  spar. 

Minded,  ppr. 
I  honorabo; 


armed  1^.  oouped  at  the  thUrh.  quarterly,  aiy.  and  sa. ,  s{ 
or :  for  Maukskll,  a  fldoon  hawk,  rising,  wingsezponded,  i 
Jfo/toM— 1st.  8i  Je  poU;  Snd,  Honorantss  me  honora 
and  trd.  Quid  rult  valde  vnlt. 


EYSTON  OP  EAST  HENDRBD. 
ET9roN,  Charlo^  Esq.  of  East  Hendred,  oo. 
BerlM,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  17  May,  1790;  high-sheriff 
in  1881;  ai.  7  May,  1814,  Maria-Thereea»  onlydau. 
of  Thomas -Peter  Metcalfe,  Esq.  of  Bamboroagh 
Hall,  Yorkshire,  and  heiress  of  her  brother,  Thomas- 
Peter  Metcalfe-More,  Esq.,  who  d.  in  1888.  By  this 
lady  (who  d.  19  ICarch,  1848),  Mr.  Eyston  has  issue, 
L  Crablbb-Jobv. 

n.  Qeoige -Basil,  m.  Hsria- Theresa,  yoongest  dau.  of 
Oeoige- Thomas  WhitgreaTe,  Bsq.  of  Mosel^  HaU, 
eo.  Stafford. 
m.  Bobert-Thomas. 
I.  Haiy-Anne,  ».  1846,  to  Blehaxd-Thomas  Oillow,  Bsq. 

of  Leighton  Ball,  oo.  Laaoaster. 
n.  IsaboUa^ane.  m. 


%tntUf[f* — ^The  Bystona  ha^e  enjoyed  their  Bexkshire 
•states  in  the  male  Mne  sinoe  the  xeign  of  HsintT  VI.,  bat 
inherit  them  from  flunilies  in  whose  possession  th^  were  at 
a  mnoh  eariier  period. 

JoHV  Btstoh  (whose  Bunily  had,  for  three  generations 
hefore  possessed  a  manor  in  Isleworth.  in  Middlesez.  now 
bdoiiging  to  the  Duke  of  Northumberland),  m.  Isabel 
Btowe,  heiress  of  Bast  Hendred,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  John 
Btowe,  Bsq.  of  Burford,  oo.  Oxford,  by  Maude  his  wifo.  only 
dan.  and  heir  of  William-BawUn  de  Ardiee.  grandson  of 
William  de  Arches.  HP.  for  Berks  in  18M.  whose  mother. 
Amiria,  was  dau.  snd  heir  of  Biohard  de  Turberrille,  of 
Bast  Hendred.  ^y  Isabel  his  wife,  John  Byston  had  a  son 
and  heir. 

WnxiAM  Bmoir.  Bsq.  of  Bast  Hendred,  Uving  there  in 
14M  whowaslitherof 

Thomas  Btstoit.  Bsq.  of  Bast  Hendred.  who  ».  BUsabeth, 
djM.  of  Bobert  Hyde.  Bsq.,  and  had  a  son.  his  suooeesor. 

Jomr  Btstov.  Esq.  of  Bast  Hendred.  living  in  1644.  who 
«.  Maod,  dau.  of  Humphrey  Tlrrell,  Bsq.  of  Wanley,  Bssex, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Jomr  Btstov.  Bsq..  b,  in  1681,  who  m.  Ist.  Joan  Cliffoid. 
Imt  had  no  issue.  He  m.  indly.  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Thomas  Berington,  of  Streatly.  oo.  Berks,  and  had  sereial 
children,  by  the  eldest  of  whom. 

William  Btstoh.  Esq..  he  was  t.  at  his  decease,  in  1690. 
This  g  oUeman  m.  Haiy.  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  James  Thatcher 
Baq.  of  Priesthawes.  Sussex,  by  whom  he  had  fourteen  diil- 
dren.  Adhering  to  the  tenets  of  the  Boman  catholic  nli- 
gton,  Ifr.  l^yston  hid  his  knds  repeatedly  sequestered 
daring  the  reign  of  CHAaLSS  I.  He  d.  in  1649,  and  was  t. 
hj  his  eldest  son, 

William  Btstov.  Esq..  b.  in  1611.  who  in.  Eleanor,  dau. 
of  Geoige  Smith.  Esq.  of  Ash,  oo.  Durham,  and  had  issue, 

William,  who  was  cast  away  in  a  Tessel  sailing  between 
MarseUIss  and  Lcgliorn,  in  the  eighteenth  year  of  his  age. 

Qaoaos.  John.  Joseph. 

Fiances,  an  Augustine  nun,  at  Paris. 

This  gentleman,  a  great  sufferer  during  the  CMl  Wan,  both 
on  account  of  his  religion  and  loyalty,  d.  11  April,  1670,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  suniring  son, 

OsoBOS  Etstov.  Bsq.  of  Bast  Hendred.  He  m.  in  1644, 
Anne.  dau.  of  Bobert  Dormer.  Esq.  of  Peteriy,  oo.  Bucks, 
by  whom  he  had  five  sons,  Chablss,  George,  Bobert.  Wil- 
Uxun,  and  John.  Dying  in  1691,  he  was  s.  by  his  eldest 
son. 

Chabi.cs  Btsiob.  Bsq.  of  E.ist  Hendred,  who  m.  in  160S 
Winifred-Dorothy,  dau.  of  Basil  Fitsherbert.  Esq  of  Swin- 
ncrton,  oo.  Stafiord,  and  had  ten  ch  Idren,  ris..  Chablbb 
his  successor ;  Basil,  d.9.p.;  Thomas-Johm.  who  inherited 
the  estates;  William -Oeoige;  Wlnlfred-Anne;  Frances; 
861 


Jans;  Mary;  Anne<btherine ;  and  Gatherine-llaiy.  This 
Charles  Byston  was  a  diligent  and  curious  antiquary,  and  a 
friend  and  correspondent  of  Thomas  Heame,  of  antiquarian 
celebrity,  of  Dr.  BawUnson.  and  of  sereral  other  persons 
eminent  in  literaxy  and  soientiflc  pursuits.  He  d.  in  1721, 
and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Charlbs  Btstob.  Esq.  of  Bast  Hendred,  who  m.  Haiy- 
Magdalen,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hawkyns.  Bsq.  of  Nash  Courts 
oo.  Kent,  but  dying  «.  p.,  in  1747,  aged  41,  was  «.  by  his 
next  surriring  brother, 

Tboma»John  Etstob,  Esq.  of  Bast  Hendred.  who  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  George  Bruning,  Bsq.  of  East  Meon.  Hamp- 
shire, of  an  ancient  fiunily  in  that  county,  and  had  (with 
three  daus..  Mary-Higd'Uen;  Winiflred.  m.  to  Bryan  Barrett, 
Bsq.  of  Milton,  co.  Berks;  and  Mary.  m.  to  the  late  Charles 
Butler.  Bsq.  of  Lincoln's  Inn.  an  eminent  lawyer  and  king's 
counsel)  flye  sons.  Basil.  John.  William,  Geoige,  and  Mat- 
thew-Bobert.  Mr.  Byston  d.  in  1796.  at  the  advanced  age  of 
89  and  was  <.  by  his  eldeet  son. 

Basil  Btstob.  Esq.  of  Esst  Hendred,  b.  in  1748.  who  m. 
Maiy-Jane.  dan.  and  heir  of  Bichard  Huddleston  Bsq.,  a 
younger  son  of  Bichard  Huddleston,  Bsq.  of  Bawaton,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  June.  1847)  left  at  hU  decease,  in  1817, 

Chablbs^  his  heir,  now  of  East  Hendred. 

Basil,  m.  Catherine  Langford,  and  has  issoe. 

George.         •    Ferdinand.  John. 

Mary-Jane. 

.^rsw— Sable,  three  lions  rampant,  or,  two  snd  one; 
quartering  Stowe,  Arches,  TurbeVille,  Berington,  Thatcher, 
Lawkener.    (See  B\nKM^B  Oentral  Amorp,) 

Crete— A  lion,  sejant,  or. 

Aa<— Bast  Hendred  Houses  oo.  Beiks. 


EYTON  OP  EYTON. 

Etton,  Thomas  •  Campbsll»  Esq.  of  Eyton,  oa 
Salop^  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  10  Sept^  1809;  m,  18  May, 
1885,  Elizabeth  -  Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  Boberi- 
Aglionby  Slaney,  Esq.  of  Walford  Manor  and  Hat- 
ton,  00.  Salop,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Slamxt.  b.  19  June,  1848. 

n.  Bobert-Henry.  b.  7  Dec.  1846. 

m.  William-Campbell,  6. 16  Nor.  1848. 

L  Blisabeth-Gharlotte.  n.  Bose-Maiy. 

in.  Franoes^uUa.  it.  Catherine-Anne. 

▼.  Maiy-EUsabech.  ti.  Alloe-Bmlly. 

HCnrXfif  • — ^The  fiunily  of  Byton  resided  fhnn  a  reiy 
early  period  at  Byton-on-the-Wyldmores,  and  are  presumed, 
fh)m  their  armorial  bearings,  to  hare  been  a  younger  biandi, 
or,  at  least,  early  vassals,  of  Pantulf  B.iron  of  Wem,  who 
was  mesne  Lord  of  Eyton  at  the  time  of  the  Domesday 
surrey.  The  first  name  on  the  pedigree  is  Bobket  db 
Ettoh,  who  witnessed  a  giant  by  Bobert  Corbet  to  the 
Abbey  of  Shrewsbury,  together  with  William.  Alan,  and 
Hugh,  sons  of  Hugh  Pantulf,  snd  granted  himself  to  that 
religious  house  the  lauds  of  Buttersy.  temp.  Hsmbt  IL 
Ninth  in  descent  tram  Bobert  was  Jomr  db  Bytov,  sheriff 
of  Shropshire  in  1894,  whose  brother  Humphsst  Bttoii, 
Esq.,  Baoger  of  the  Forest  of  Wreldn  and  Wildmore.  was 
grandfikther  of  Nioholab  Ettov.  Esq.  of  Eyton  sheriff  of 
Shropshire  in  1440  and  knight  of  the  shire  in  1440.  He  was 
fiftther  of  Lewis  Ettob,  Esq.  of  Eyton,  who  m.  Anne.  dan. 
of  Sir  John  Savage.  Knt.  of  Cheshire,  and  was  great-grand- 
fkther  of  Thomas  Ettob.  Bsq.  of  Eyton,  sheriff  in  1667,  who 
m.  Alice,  dau.  of  William  Chariton,  Esq.  of  Apley.  and  had 
throe  sons,  i.  Bobbbt,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  James  Leve- 
son.  Esq..  and  had  a  son.  Bichard.  who  d  t.p.;  n.  William ; 
and  m  Tliomas.  f^her  of  Sir  Poiup  Etton  who  «.  his 
cousin,  Bichard.  at  JB^yton.  and  was  high-sheriff  of  Shrop- 
shire  In  1638.  Ho  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of  David  Tale,  chancellor 
of  Chester,  and  had  a  son  and  successor.  Sib  Thomas  Ettov, 
of  Eyton.  whose  2nd  son. 

Thb  Bbv.  Johm  Ettov.  vicar  of  Wellington.  «.  to  the 
fkmily  estates  at  the  decease  of  his  nephew.  Sowdl^  Eyton. 
He  m.  Bachel,  dau.  of  Thomas  Acton.  Bsq.  of  Gataere  Park, 
CO.  Salop  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1706)  had  issue.  Thomas, 
of  whom  presently;  Bobert,  d,  in  1717;  Sowdley,  d.  in 
1719;  Mabell,  m.  to  George  Whitmore.  Esq.  of  London ;  and 
Maigaret  d,  young.    He  d.  in  1709,  and  was  <.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Etton,  Esq.  of  Eyton.  high-sheriff  of  Salop  in 
1741,  who  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  the  Bight  Bev.  Bobert  Butts, 
bishop  of  Ely.  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1767)  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1776  (with  two  daus.,  viz.,  Anne,  wife  of  Thomas 
Kynneisley,  Esq.  of  Leighton;  and  Elisabeth,   wUis  of 


ETT 

Blohaid  Momll,  Bk].  of  Onslow,  oo.  Salop)  two  lOtiB, 
Thomas;  and  Robert,  who  d.  in  ITT^.    The«ld«r, 

Thomas  Sttoh.  Esq.  of  Eyton.  higfa-sheiiff  of  Shropshtre 
in  1779,  m.  in  1776,  Marj,  dsu.  of  John  Boeke,  Esq.  of 
Treftiannoy,  co.  Montgomsiy,  and  by  her  (who  d.  26  Jan. 
1809)  had  issue, 
I.  Thoma%  his  heir, 
n.  Robert,  d.  in  1780. 

ni.  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Wellington,  who  m. 

Anna-Maria,  sole  dau.  and  heiress  of  Edmund-Joseph 

Plowden,  Esq.  of  Plowden  Hall,  co.  Salop,  and  by  her 

(who  d.  18  O^  1829)  had  issue, 

1  John,  d.  in  1880.  2  Edmund-Thomas. 

8  Walter-NathanieL  d.  16  March,  1817. 
4  Robert-William,  in  holy  orders. 
6  Henry,  d.  80  Sept  1841. 
6  Joseph-Walter. 

1  Mary,  TO.  to  William-Heniy  Perry,  Esq. 

2  Ann-Rose,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Beokwith. 

9  Amia-Maria^Dorothea,  si.  to  Richard  Neave^  Esq. 
The  Bey.  Jdtm  I^rton  d.  10  Jan.  1828. 

Mr.  Syton  d.  22  Jan.  1810,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Btton,  Esq.  of  Eyton,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  recorder  of 
Wenlock,  high-sheriff  of  Shropshire  in  1840,  b.  27  March, 
1777;  m.  8  Dec  1808.  EUnbeth  eldest  dau.  of  M%)or-Qeneral 
Donald  Campbell,  and  by  her  (who  d.  28  July,  1817)  had 
issue, 

Thomas-Camfbhll*  now  of  Eyton. 
Charles-Jamefl,  d.  1864. 
William-AroUbald,  formerly  capt.  96th  xegt 
Mr.  Eyton  d.  18  Feb.  ISM. 

^mu-^Quartsriy :  1st  siid4th,  or,  a  fret,  az. ;  2ndand  8id, 
gu..  two  ban^  arm. 

0rut9—lKt,  a  rein-deer's  head,  couped  and  attired,  or,  in  his 
mouth  an  aoom  slip,  vert,  fhicted,  of  the  first ;  2nd,  a  Cornish 
chough's  head,  erased,  sa.,  holdinginitsbeak  a  trefoil,  slipped; 
8rd,  a  lion's  head,  arg.,  devouring  a  barrel  or  tun,  or. 

fi0(i«— SytoQ,  00.  Salop. 


EYTON  OP  LEESWOOD. 
Etton,  John-Wtwnib,  Esq.  of  Leeswood,  co.  Flint, 
5.  12  May,  1786;  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Robert  Lloyd, 
Esq.  of  Swanhill,  co.  Salop. 

HitWISf . — This  is  a  younger  branch  of  the  Davies's  of 
Owysaney.  representatives  of  Ctnrio  Efsix  Loud  of 
EoLWTsEoLB  younger  son  of  Madoc  kst  Prince  of  Powys. 

From  the  Lord  of  Eglwys-Egle  derived,  4th  in  descent, 
MxiLBB  ap  Grono.  whose  descendant 

Qriitith  ap  Nicholas  ap  Dicus  ap  Grono  ap  Griffith 
Orach  ap  Meilir  ap  Grono,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  ap 
Kllis  Eyton.  of  Rhuabon,  co.  Denbigh,  a  distinguished 
branch  of  the  tribe  of  the  Marches,  eetablished  by  Tudor 
Trevor.  Lord  of  Hereford  and  Whittington.  Of  this  mar- 
riage the  elder  son, 

Johh  Brroir,  had  issue,  1^  Catherine  his  wifs,  dau.  of 
Ems  ap  Tudyr.  of  Tale,  several  daus.  and  an  only  son, 

JoHir  EvTON.  who  TO.  Jane.  dau.  of  John  Lloyd.  Esq. 
of  Bodidris-yn-Tale.  oo.  Denbigh,  and  sister  of  Sir  Evan 
Lloyd,  Knt.  of  Bodidris  and  was  fhther  of  eight  sons  and 
three  daus.  From  Ellis,  one  of  the  younger  sons,  derived 
the  Rttonb  0/  Mae$  y  Oroa,  oo.  Flint,  a  younger  son  of 
which  fiunily  Thomas  Eyton,  Esq.  of  Cilcain,  was  fietther  of 
Thomas  Bttov.  Esq.  of  Langynhafi%l  co.  Denbigh,  who  m, 
Alice  Roberts,  and  had  issue,  i.  Robert,  in  holy  orders, 
d.  ttfim. ;  n.  niomas,  who  m.  Miss  Piyse.  of  Cierwys,  and 
was  fisther  of  John  Bttov  Esq.,  now  of  Llanerch-y-Mor; 
L  Elisabeth,  m.  in  1771,  to  the  Rev.  William  Tooke,  and  had 
issue  two  sons,  Thomas  and  William,  and  one  dau.  Eliza- 
beth.   The  eldest  son, 

John  Ettov,  Esq.  of  Leeswood.  oo.  Flint  m.  1st.  Jane, 
dan.  of  David  Jonee,  of  HalUn.  co.  Flint;  and  2ndly  Jane, 
dvi.  of  Edward  Kynaston.  of  Pantybyrsl^.  relict  of  Philip 
Lloyd,  of  Hardwick.  By  his  1st  lady  he  was  father  of  four 
daus.  and  an  only  son, 

John  Eyton,  Esq.  of  Leeswood.  He  m.  Susan,  diu.  and 
oo-heir  of  Thomas  Puleston,  of  Dgbtwood  Green,  and  d. 
19  Mardi,  1600.  having  had  Issue  (with  a  dau.  Mary,  wife  of 
John  Trovor,  of  Trevor  Esq.)  an  only  son, 

John  Etton,  Esq.  of  Trimley,  who  wedded  Dorothy  dau. 
of  William  Herbert,  of  Kerry  and  Trefeglwys,  both  in  the 
00.  of  Montgomery,  and  had  issue. 

John  Eyton,  Esq.  of  Leeswood,  who  m.  Dorothea,  dau.  of 

Robert  Daviee,  Eeq.  of  Gwyaaney,  oo.  Flint,  and  widow 

of  George  Hope,  Eisq.  of  Biynne  and  Doddleston,  oo. 

Salop,  and  was  father  of  adau.  who  d.  an  infant  in  1071. 

862 


FAG 

Thomas  eonttarasr  of  the  Une.  William. 

Maigaret 

Dorothy,  m.  Edward  Lloyd,  of  Pentrehobyn,  oo.  Flint. 

Uie  younger  SCO, 

Thomas  Etton,  Esq.  of  Trlml^y,  m.  KUaabeCh.  dan.  of 
Sir  Thooias  Powell,  Bszi.  ot  Bonkij,  oo.  Borrej,  sad  had 
issue  ason, 

Thomas  Etton,  Esq.,  ^*dko  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  Robert 
Davies,  Esq.  of  Gwysaney  and  Llanetch  and  had  (with  a 
son,  Thomas  his  heir,  and  other  children,  who  d.  «mm.)  a 
dau.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Wynne,  Esq.  of  Gartbewyn, 
and  a  son, 

Thh  Rbt.  John  Etton.  rector  of  Westbury  co.  ftUop, 
who  m.  Penelope,  only  diild  of  George  Hope.  Esq.  of  Hi*pe, 
by  EliMbeth  Longueville  his  wife,  sad  by  her.  who  d.  in 
1800  left  at  his  decease,  with  other  issue,  a  son  sad  soo- 


HopB  Ettov  Esq.  of  Leeswood.  b.  10  Nov.  1754,  who  «». 
10  Nov.  1788,  Margru^.  dau.  of  Robert  Wynne,  Esq.  of 
Tower,  co.  Flint,  and  had  issiM, 

John-Wtnn%  his  heir.  Thomas-Wynne. 

Robert- Wynne,  M.A.,  vicar  of  Uangollen,  m.  Charlotts^ 
dau.  of  Thomas  Griffith,  Esq.  of  Rhual.  oo.  Flint. 

WlUiamWynne,  RN. 

Charles- Watkin-Wynne,  in  holy  orders. 

Harriet.  Louisa-Elisabeth. 

Mai^aiet-LeHtia,  d.  wmt,  in  1808. 
Mr.  ^yton  d.  in  1824. 

.^fDW— As.,  on  a  bend,  ai^.,  a  ISon  passant,  sa. 
Aeo^— Leeswood,  Flintshire. 


FAOAN  OP  FELTRIM. 

Faoait,  Wiluam-Tbakt,  Esq.  of  Feltrim,  oo.  Cork, 
M.P.,  J.P.,  and  D.L.,  b.  81  Jan.  1801;  m.  21  June, 
1827,  Maiy,  dau.  of  Charles  Addis,  Esq.  of  London, 
by  Rebecca  Hornby  his  wife,  and  bas  issue, 

X.  Chableb-Addis,  b.  10  Aug.  1820. 

n.  Willism-Addis,  b.  10  Dec  1882. 

m.  Hornby,  b.  7  May,  1S88. 

I.  Maiy,  m.  18M  to  Daniel  Fnmds  Leahy,  Esq.,  son  of  the 
late  Daniel  Leahy,  Esq.,  of  Bhannakiel  House. 

fLintUfff, — ^Patrick  CHaoan,  alias  Faoan,  second  son 
of  John  O'Hagan,  Baron  of  Tullagh-Og,  in  Tyrone,  by  Cathe- 
rine, his  wife,  dan.  of  Hugh  MaoMahon,  Baron  ot  Fnraey, 
and  second  brother  of  Bryan  More  MacMahon,  Dsmast  <^ 
Monsghan,  accompanied  his  father,  in  1180,  in  his  expedition 
at  the  head  of  the  forces  of  Tyrone,  to  the  assistanoe  of 
O'Melsghlin,  Prince  of  Meath,  in  order  to  repel  the  encroach- 
ments of  the  English  settlers  in  his  principality.  Bo  soon 
ss  the  object  of  the  expedition  was  fulfilled,  the  troops 
returned  to  their  respective  homes ;  but  Patrick  O'Hagan 
remained  in  Meath,  where  he  m.  Dorothea,  dau.  of  Cormae 
or  Charles  O'Melagfalin,  son  to  the  last  reigning  prinoe  of 
that  name,  and  acquired  with  her  a  large  territory,  whSdi 
was  confirmed  to  him  by  charter  in  1210,  by  Walter  de  Lacy, 
Loid  of  Meath,  in  obedience  to  the  command  of  King  John, 
then  in  Ireland.  From  that  period  Patrick  assumed  the 
Eng^h  costume  and  an  English  name,  and  served  his 
lord  paramount  with  attachment  and  fidelity.  In  12SS, 
he  aooompanied  William  de  Lacy  on  an  incursion  into 
O'Reilly^  country,  bordering  on  the  province  of  Meath, 
and  was  slain,  with  William  de  Lacy,  and  others  of  the 
BngUsh  and  Irish  chiefs.    His  son, 

John  Faoan,  of  Derry  Fsgan,  Fagautoii,  Moniath,  Ac, 
in  Meath,  also  supported  the  English  interest,  until  his 
death,  in  1248.  He  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Plimkett, 
Knt.,  and  was  direct  ancestor  of  the  Fa  oaks  of  PeUrim,  co. 
Dublin,  a  very  influential  and  historic  house. 

RiOHAJto  Faoan,  Eeq.  of  Feltrim  (eon  and  htiir  of 
Christopher  Fsgan,  of  Feltrim,  and  Castle  Fagan,  and 
grandson  of  Richard  Fagan,  of  Feltrim,  who  fa.  his  oouain, 
Elinor,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Fagan,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Figan),  fDught  for  King  James  II.  at  Augfarim  and  Derry, 
and  forfeited  all  his  inheritance.  His  daus  and  co-heirs 
were  H^en,  wife  of  John  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Swords,  and 
Mary,  wife  of  John  Eustace,  of  Clonfee  Castle ;  and  his 
sister,  Elisabeth  Fagan,  was  m.  to  Geoige  Handlton,  4th 
Lord  Btrabane,  by  whom  she  was  mother  of  the  4th  and 
6th  Eabls  of  Abxroorn. 

John  Fagan,  Esq.  (younger  brother  of  Richard  Fagan, 
Esq.  of  Feltrim,  who  m.  the  heiress  of  Castle  Fsgan,  and 
4th  son  of  John  Fagan,  Esq.  of  Feltrim,  by  Alice  his  wifb, 
dau.  of  Walter  Segrave,  Esq.,  Lord  Mayor  of  Dublin),  d.  in 
1088,  having  had  three  s(ms  and  one  dau.,  vis.. 


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F  A  O 

WiLUAM,  hk  ImIt. 

Chustopbxb,  mooefltor  to  his  brother. 

Jamis,  limit -ooL  of  Hamal's  rwiiiMiit  in  the  SpMiish 
Mrvice.  He  m.  the  heireeti  of  tne  house  of  Tuxgee,  in 
the  prorinoe  of  Lorraine^  and  was  llylng,  in  17S8,  at  St. 
Martin's  in  that  eountry. 

Ellen,  m.  to  Dominiok    Rio^  Esq.   of  BallymAodojk^ 

jgrand  father  of  James  Bloe,  Oonnt  of  the  Holy  Bomen 

Axapire. 

The  eldest  eon, 

WILXX4M  Paoax,  Esq.*  was  snrnamed  Uie  "Bieh,**  Anom 
having  aoquired  a  rwy  large  fortone,  wbkh  soon  vanished 
through  his  attachment  to  King  Jamib  II.  as  well  as  his 
unbounded  generosity  to  the  ehief  offioers  of  his  anny,  as 
•ppeers  fh»n  the  nuiny  bonds  and  notes  still  in  the  poe- 
esssion  of  the  family.  He  d.  «.  p.  hegneathing  the  xeaidue 
of  his  property  to  his  brother, 

Chbiotophxr  Faoah.  Esq.,  ceptain  in  Browne  of  Ken- 
maie'e  nglment  ot  infantry,  in  the  serriee  of  Jaiob  II. 
This  gentlemen,  who  was  oomprtsed  in  the  eapitolation  of 
limerick,  porohased  property  in  the  oo.  of  Keny,  and 
settled  there.  He  ».  after  the  Berolation.  Mary,  dan.  of 
Patriek  Nsgk,  Esq.  of  BalUnamona  Oastto,  in  the  oo.  of 
Cork,  by  Catherine,  his  wife,  dan  of  Hugh  da  La^,  Esq. 
of  Brufl;  in  T«imerl«dc,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Patbigk  Faoav,  Esq.  ot  Killamoy,  who  m.  in  17SS, 
ChrisUsna,  dan.  of  Thomas  Fitonauxioe,  Esq.  of  Oossfoyle, 
in  the  00.  of  Kerry,  by  Maiy  his  wife,  dan.  of  Robert  B^ 
Bsq.  of  BallangoUine,  and  had 
I.  Cbbiropkhi,  h,  in  1788,  entered  the  French  army  In 
1755,  and  became  oanlain  in  Prince  SouUee^s  dxesoons, 
and  had  the  oroesof  the  xoyal  militaxy  order  of  St.  Louis. 
He  d.  in  London,  0  Jan.  1810,  aged  eighty-three.    This 
flentlemen,  for  many  years  well  known  and  highly  es- 
teemed in  the  EngUsh  and  Fkenoh  capitals  as  '^  the 
Chevalier  de  FMsn,"  m.  Oatherine,  dau.  of  Joeeph  de 
Oortes,  and  had  two  sons, 

1  GHBisropHBB,  captefai  in  DiUon's  regiment  of  the  Irish 
biind^  in  the  French  service,  and  afterwards  an  officer 
in  the  British  army,  d.  tmm.  in  the  West  Indies. 
S  CHAmLO^  also  captain  in  Dillon's  regiment.    He  m.  in 
1788,  Maria- Theresea- Pauline,  Marchioness  de  Law- 
oeetine^  dan.  of  MaTimlHan,  Marquis  de  Lawoestine, 
and  de  Becelaer,  grandee  of  Spain  of  the  flnt  class. 
"Bf  Boyal  pennisian  he  assumed  the  title  of  Count  de 
Fagan.    Count  F^igan  d.  6  March,  1818,  leaving  issue, 
CBAmus-Anours-Bnwnr.  Count  de  Fagan,  a  oi4>tain 
in  the  lancers  of  the  gardes  du  corps  to  Cbablcb  X. 
He  was  killed  by  a  fall  fh>m  his  canriage. 
Maria- Christiana- Pauline,  ohanoiness  of  the  royal 
chapter  of  St.  Anne  de  Bavaria. 
Maria-Theresea- Sophia,  m.  to  Count  Coronine,  of 
Cronberg;  chamberlain  to  his  Mi^esty  the  Emperor 
of  Austria  and  grand  cup-bearer  to  the  Duke  of 
Camiole. 
n.  STKPBnr,  of  whom  presently. 

in.  Robert,  of  Philadelphia,  who  had  three  sons  and  a 
daughter.    Of  the  former, 

CBBiSTOPHn,  mi^or-sen.  in  the  E.  I.  Oo's  service^m.  1st, 
his  cousin,  Mary-EBza,  dau.  of  John  Fagan,  Esq.  of 
KUtallngfa,  which  lady  d. «.  p.  at  Calcutta,  10  Nov.  1805 ; 
Sodly,  Eliaa  Lawtre,  of  that  dty,  by  whom  who  d. 
4  Jan.  1894,  he  had  three  sons  and  three  dans. :  and 
Sidfy,  Maria,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Gibbon. 

IT.  Patrick,  M.D.  of  Ross,  in  Wexford,  m.  Catherine 
Harper,  of  Ballingby. 

T.  Andrew,  d.  an  officer  in  the  Hon.  E.  I.  Co's  service. 
Ti.  John,  of  Kittallah,  oo.  Kerry,  «i.  in  1772,  Elisabeth, 
only  dan.  of  Qeoige  Hickson,  Esq.  of  Tralee,  by  Mary, 
his  wife,  only  dau.  of  Henry  Gould,  Esq.,  and  nieoe  of 
Dominick  Trant,  Bsq  of  the  city  of  Cork.  3y  her  he 
had  issue, 

1  Qeoige-Hickson,  b.  8  Nov.  1778,  a  highly  disUnguiehed 
officer,  fM.  Harriet  Lawtre,  of  Calcutta,  and  dy1ng25  May, 
1821,  left  two  sons  and  four  dans. ,  namely.  C^istopher- 
George.  Geoige-Hickson,  and  EUmbeth-Maria. 
S  Patrick-Charles,  b.  17  March,  1780,  lieut.  E.LC.8.,  m, 
Maria,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Slator,  of  Naas,  co.  DubUn, 
and  had  a  dan.  Ellsa,  m.  to  George  Francs,  Bm.  of  the 
Bengal  dvil  service.  Lieutenant  Agan  d.  at  Kttna,  in 
the  fiMt  Indies,  90  Oct  1808. 

8  Christopher-Sallivan,  C.B.  colonel  of  a  regiment  of 
infantry  fai  the  Hon.  E.  I.  Co.'s  servioe,  b.  22  March, 
1781.  Colonel  Fsflmn  m.  let,  Agnes  dan  of  Christopher 
Baldock,  Esq.  of  the  Island  of  Guernsey,  by  Catherine 
his  wife,  dan.  of  John  Carey,  Esq.,  and  had  by  her  four 
sons  and  six  daua.,  vis., 
Oeorae-Hiekson,  b.  18  Aug.  1810,  an  officer  in  the 

Christopher,  &.  6  Nov.  181S,  merdumt  and  agent  in 

Calcutta. 

John.  b.  20  Oct.  1815.  H.EI.C.S. 
Robert-Charles  Henry  Baines.  b.  14  May,  1828. 
EUsa,  m.  4  F^.  1881,  General  Or  J.  W.  Sleigh,  K.C.B.. 

and  has  issue. 
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P  AI 

Maory,  m.  «7  Jan.  1830^  to  Jamea  SrAine^  Esq.  of  the 
B<nnbay  dvil  service. 

Catherine. 

Agnee-Ceoilia-Adelaid&  Garolinei 

Colonel  Fagan  in,  2ndly,  Elisabeth-Jane^  dau.  of  George 
Moule,  Esq.  of  Melksham,  Wilts,  and  had  by  her, 

William-Turton,  5.  5  July,  1831, 

Frederick-Christopher,  b.  9  March,  1880. 

Ellen-Geoigiana-Elisabeth. 

Sarah-Christiana.  Clementina-Marian. 

4  Robert,  b.  21  July,  1788,  entered  the  British  service, 
and  was  wounded  in  the  assault  of  Mona  Fortune,  in 
the  Isfand  of  Martlnico,  in  1802.  He  d.  imn.  8  Juucl 
1806. 

6  John,  b.  SO  Nov.  1784,  lieut  Hon.  E.  L  Co.'s  service, 
Bengal  establishment^  d.  unm.  at  Mallow  in  Ireland, 
84  Oct.  1800. 

0  James-Patrick,  b.  17  March,  1788,  m^Jor  in  the  Bengal 
army.  He  m.  Btephannie  le  Mere,  and  hod  four  sons 
and  three  danghters. 

1  Maiy-Elisa»  m.  to  her  first  oousin,  Christopher  Fagan, 
Esq.,  and  d.  «.  p.  in  Calcutta,  in  1805. 

3  Christian. 

8  EUxa-Mary,  m.  to  tUt^cT-Qemeanl  L  L.  Ridiaidson,  ot 
the  E.  I.  Co.'s  service,  and  has  issue. 

4  EUen,  m.  to  lieutenant-Colonel  W.  H.  L.  Frith,  of  the 
Benmi  artillery,  and  has  Issue, 

5  Catnerine^  si.  to  Jamea  Tangdale^  Esq.  of  London, 
has  issue, 

0  Frances,  d.  in  Tralee,  October,  1801. 

yn.  Jamee,  who  entered  the  French  servioe  and  rose  to 
eminence  in  it.  In  1778,  he  was  second  in  command  of 
the  Island  of  Dominica.  At  the  Frendi  Revolution  he 
emigrated,  and  was  soon  after  received  into  the  British 
senrice,  in  which  he  was  emplo  ved  on  the  staff  by  the  late 
General  C.  Cuyler,  at  the  reauction  of  several  of  the 
Weet  India  iafands,  and  was  at  the  period  of  his  death  in 
a  duel  at  Grenada,  1  Oct  1801,  assistani-quarter-master- 
geneiaL 

▼ni.  Winiam,  d.  wish. 

L  Mary,  m.  to— Sheehy,  Esq. 

n.  Elisabeth,  ta.  to  Christopher  SoUivan.  Bsq. 

m.  Frances,  m.  to  Matthew  Moriarty,  M.D.  of  Tralee. 

XY.  EUen,  d.  in  Fails,  wua. 

The  2nd  son, 

Stekhm  Faoav,  Esq.,  merchant  of  Cork,  m.  16  May, 
1708,  Helena,  dan.  of  Jamea  Trent,  Esq.  of  Castle  Island, 
CO.  Kerry,  and  had 

X.  Patrick,  who  m.  Miss  Hussey,  of  Bingl^  and  had  three 
sons  and  a  dau.    He  was  killed  by  a  fiau  from  his  horse. 

n.  Jama,  of  whom  preeently. 

I.  EUsa,  m.  to  Alexander  M'Carthy,  Esq.  of  Cork. 
Stephen  Fkgan,  d.  10  Oct  1811.    His  2nd  son. 

Jamxs  Faoah,  Esq..  «».  12  June,  1709,  EUen-Teresa,  dan. 
of  Ignatius  Trant,  Bsq.  of  Cork,  a  Uneal  desoend«it  of 
fflr  Patrick  Trent,  outlawed  in  1601.  for  his  adheeion  to 
James  n.  By  this  kdy  (who  d.  6  Jan.  1886X  Mr.  Pagan 
left  at  his  decease,  21  June,  1822, 

WiLLiAM-T&AMT.  M.P.  of  Fdtrim,  Cork. 

Charles-Jamee-Fox. 

Susan,  m.  to  Henry  03rien,  Eeq.,  M.D. 

Arm$    Qu..  three  covered  cups,  or. 

Crest— A  grifiin,  segreant  supportinga  branch  of  latird,  ppr. 

MbMo— Deo  Patriceque  fldelk 

AMrt— Feltrlm,  Oorlc 


FAIRFAX  OF  GILLINQ  CASTLE. 

Fairfai:,  Charlb-Griqort,  Esq.  of  Qilling 
Castle,  CO.  York,  m.  a  dau.  of  Michael  Tasbui^b, 
Esq.,  of  Burgh  Wallis,  co.  York. 

ilitttS0f . — ^lUs  ancient  ikmily  was  originally  named 
tram  the  *'fUr  locks"  of  its  members,  /tax  signifying 
hAir  in  the  language  of  our  Saxon  uioeetors.  and  it  was  est> 
biished  before  the  Norman  conquest  at  Torcester  co  Norih- 
umberlind.  whence  removing  into  Yorkshire,  there,  in  the 
vichiity  of  York,  in  the  year  1206. 

WiLLiAX  FAtnrAX  son  of  William  Fairikx.  of  Askam  and 
grandson  of  Richard  Fairfkx.  of  Askam.  was  bailiff  of  York 
in  1940,  and  purohising  from  Peter  de  Bruce  the  manor 
of  Walton,  mode  that  the  plioe  of  his  residence.  His 
descendant 

RiOHABD  FAntPAX,  of  Waltou.  who  flourished  in  the  reigns 
of  the  fourth,  fifth  and  sixth  Hstbib,  and  was  Chief 
Justice  of  England  under  the  last  monarch,  m.  Anastasta, 
dau.  and  oo-h^  of  John  Carthorpe.  by  Elisabeth  his  wifb, 
dan.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Ergham,  Knt.,  and  had, 
with  other  issue,  Wiujam.  his  heir,  and  Guy  (Sir).  Judge 
of  the  King's  Bench,  anceetor  of  the  Foirfkxes  of  Newton 
and  Steeton,  and  of  the  Lords  Fairfax  of  Cameron.  The 
eldest  son  and  heir,  ^^  . 

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WtUAAM  fAnwAX,  tati,  of  WttlUm,  wm  MicMtor  ot  the 
FAiEFAX't  qf  Walton,  FiseounU  FaWftut,  of  Elmtoj.  in  th« 
p««ng«  of  IreUod  («m  DuftKs's  JEr<in^  Pttrofft). 

WiLUAM  Fairtax,  »th  TiflcouDt.  m.  EUmbeth.  dau.  of 
Oapt.  Qorard,  Md  had  1mu«.  Ohaklw-Obmoet,  his  b«ir; 
Riobard  who  pradtoMuad  bis  brother,  «.  p. ;  and  AUthoa, 
m.  to  Ralph  PigiU  Emi.  of  Whittoa.  in  Middlasex.  Hs  d. 
In  Nov.  1788  and  wm  «.  by  his  son. 

0BABL*M3BCOoftr  FAisrAX  lOtb  Tisooont.  who  laft  at 
his  daoeaaa  an  ouly  surviving  dau.  and  heirMS. 

Tui  Hon.  Amms  FAiarAX,  who  d.  imu».  in  17M.  whan  tha 
•stiitas  pnisfld  to  har  oousin, 

GuAALM-ORaaoKv  Pioorr  3nd  son  of  the  late  Nsthsnlel 
Pig  >tt,  Kaq.  by  Anna-MAthurina  his  wifs,  dau.  of  Monsieur 
de  Deriol  and  grandson  of  Ralph  Pigutt.  Bsq.  of  Whitton. 
by  Alathba  Faietax  his  wife.  He  assumed,  by  aot  of 
parliament  in  1793,  the  surname  of  Fauwax  only.  He  ta. 
1704  M Ary  sisier  of  Sir  Henry  Ooodricke  Birt  of  Ribston. 
oo.  Tork  and  d.  leaving  a  son.  the  preeent  OHAmuM- 
OiUKHiRT  Fairfax  of  OiUing  Osstle,  and  a  dau.,  Harriet  m. 
ta  Feb,  1889,  tu  Frauds  Ohuimeley.  Esq.  of  Bransby  Hall, 
00,  York. 

^mi»— A*Vm  three  ban  gemelles,  gu.,  sonnounted  by  a 
lion,  nunuaut,  sa. 
g»Ml^On  aoap  of  maintenance,  a  Hon,  pssssnt,guardant,Ba. 
A/utfto— Je  le  feray  duraut  ma  vie.  • 

4miI— QiUing  Castle,  eighteen  miles  north  of  Tork. 


FAIRFAX  OF  8TKET0N  AND  NEWTON 

KYME. 

Fahifax,  Thouaa,  £mi.  of  St««ton  and  Newton 

Kyme.  oo.  York,  J.P.  and  D.U,  6. 1804  ;  m.  89  July, 

lH3d,   LouIm  •  OonstantiR,  dau.  ol  Qeorge  RayenB- 

croft.  Esq,,  and  has  iaaue, 

I.  THOMAs-FnuuiiAin,  *.  6  Oct  1880, 
u.  Reginald-QHy.  lu.  Gharlee-Heniy. 

I.  Oiosi  moe-Fmnoea.  n.  Smma-Looisa. 

lU,  Katheiine-Hearietla.        it,  laabeKAugusta. 


ftinMlf*— «n  Gmr   Faiwaz.  trd  aon  of  Riobud 

raUrfhx,  o7  Walton,  oo,  Turk,  Chief  Juatloe  of  Sngkad. 
Isi^  HBMav  VI..  waseonslitutedoiieortheJuBtioeeoraM 
Court  of  Kiu«*s  Beach  tn  H78L  BeobtUned  fkomhlsfiiiher 
the  manor  of  Sleeton,  and  erecting  a  castle  seated  himself 
there.  He  m.  Marrtfet.  dau.  of  Sir  Wilham  Ryther.  of 
Ryther.  and  dying  14M,  left  (with  twodaiM.  CHanor.  «.  to 
Mr  MUee  Wtbtn^p,  of  WHstrcp;  and  Mawl  «.  to  Sir  John 
Walertcn.  of  Medley,  maeter  of  the  hurM  to  HnniT  YL) 
fcur  eo«B,  WiLUAM  (BirX  hie  heir ;  Thomas  ee^^eant^-law; 
Qny;  audNkhixhwa    The  eMeel  •(>«, 

t)ui  WUJOAM  FAimrAX.  of  Sleeken,  one  of  the  Judges  of 
the  Common  PWaa  l»wi».  HmwT  VUI..  m.  Ktiaabeth.  eldest 
dteu.  of  Sir  Robert  Mawaere.  and  dying  ta  1U4  Mt  (with 
ftMT ckaua.  lUiiaheth  «.  to 9ir  R<>bect  CX^tied;  KUsn.  ». 
to  Sir  WUiLuu  Fiokeriag  the  eUer.  Kmght  Mareechal  c€ 
BMgfcukd;  Amm^  a».  to  Sir  R*>bevt  NormanviUt;  snd 
IK>rv4hy.  ai.  to  —  CoaetAhle.  of  KexbyX  an  OBi(y  soa. 

Sin  Wuxi.«.it  Fai&tax.  Kut  of  Steetoo.  kigh-eheriff  c€ 
Torkshire  M  and  51  Ubket  YIIL.  who  «.  Isabel,  only  dM. 
ofTV>waaThwejta  B!M|.  of  DiiMlott.  aad  dying  i>  UA7^^ 
with  tve  «k«u«.  lie  many  eone  via.,  x.  Tisomas (Sir)  Kmt.  cf 
BeifetMau  e^jeeter  of  the  Lon»e  Fauutax  ^  CteNwrm  («er 
BvuLS'a Htra^ 9mi  JbrwwtujwX*  >-  Ftaacie;  m.  Rdweord ; 
IV.  tteiuy  whL>ee  eUeet  vm.  wee  Otbriel  F^uAx.  Bh|.  of 
8tiv«eh.>uee:  v.  Qajmku    The youngeeS eov, 

ti  veiucL  F\iar\x  Ceq.  of  Steetim  who  dietinyiishert  hie 
c«a  armour  by  bearing  the  hon,  crowned  or.  He  au  Ktime 
beth  dau.  of  Ttwaee  JLskje.  III^.  of  Aughton.  by  !■■■  hia 
vnl^  <jbu.  of  ThoBia*  $uCto«L  Eei^.  end  had  (with  two  da«& 
Auue.  wlhofittr  Cduoad  SheOeld.  of  Kpworth ;  aad 
».  to  Sir  Ttfc>nw  Omeg.  of  Stllnnkeni)  faur  eoa»  of 


San  WuLLiAM  Faxatax  ofSrHslon  wan  kni|^hhed  by  (^sisn 
Rluabctu  in  Ido^  Oe  «.  Slabet,  dan.  of  Sr  HeBxy 
Oirw^u.  of  Workmgeon.  And  hdd  by  her  ftve  eooe  .iiad  ftrar 
ditia*..  vta..  L  Fluur  ^Sir).  who  w.  Ftaoasa,  Sad  dan.  of 
KOiuoud  ShoOeia  La£  KatI  of  Mulgme^  ami  had.  with 
othor  taeue.  William  (Sir);  n.  WUiiam;  m.  Ft«darick; 
IV.  Fraucta;  v  Ax^hur;  i.  Va.'y.  d.  in  15)3.  «,  to 
h^Bfc  Creeoy  B»h-  ;  u.  PtiecUla  «.  h>  Aithuny 
Ssk^. :  uc    BtKl^b,  IV.  FruUeuoei    Sur  William's 

Sin  WiLLiAX  y^kiRTAJV  KnC  of  Staetott,  w.  FraoMBv  daiu 
of  :^  Tbotu.**  ChjilotMr.  ^verwor  sod  rrhamherfain  te 
FtuK«  ttcu.  V   uui  being  ulaui  beftm  Muci£gua«7  Ciatift 

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in  1644.  left  (with  two  daxu.  CMbsrine,  ».  1st.  to  8fa>  Kntln 
lister,  Knt..  and  tedly  to  Sir  Charles  Lyttletoo,  of  Hagley, 
Bart. ;  and  Isabella,  m.  to  Nathaniel  Bladen.  Bsq.  of  Hems- 
worth)  two  sons,  WiLUAM.  his  heir;  snd  Thomas,  m^cr- 
gen.  in  the  army,  and  goveminr  of  limerkk,  A  in  171S. 
The  elder  son, 

WiLUAM  Fauifax,  Bsq.  of  Steeton.  ».  Ostharino.  Srd 
dan.  of  Robert  Stapleton.  Bsq.  of  Wigill,  eo.  Yorit,  and 
dying  in  1078.  vras  r.  by  his  ddeet  eon. 

WiLUAM  Fauwaz.  Bsq.  of  Steeton,  who  d.  imm.  %  July, 
10M  and  vras  «.  by  his  brother. 

RoBBBT  Faibfax.  Esq.  of  Newton  Kyme.  vioe-admlrsl  of 
the  Blue.  M.P.  Ibr  Toric.  snd  iU  lord  mayor  in  1716.  Om 
memorable  year  of  the  rising  for  Prince  Charlee.  He  m. 
Hester,  dau.  of  Robert  Bushell.  Esq.  of  Rnswaipe,  eo. 
Tork.  and  d.  «  Oct.  1736.  leaving  (with  a  dan.  Ostharhm,  ai. 
to  Henry  Pawson.  Bsq.  of  Tork)  one  son, 

Thomas  Faibfax.  Bsq,  of  Newton  Kyme,  vrbo  ».  BHsa 
both  dau.  of  John  Simpeon,  Beq.  (»f  Babworth  Hall,  Notts, 
and  had  by  her  one  dau.  Bliaabeth.  and  five  sons  i.  Robert^ 
d.  r.  p. ;  II.  Johh;  m.  Thomas,  who  d.  young;  it.  Guy.  hi 
holy  orders,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  the  Rer.  John  Keaniey  IXD., 
by  Henrietta  his  wifh.  dan.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Henry 
Brydges.  brother  of  James,  Duke  of  Ghandos.  and  had  a 
dau.  Henrietta -Gstherine.  m,  to  Joeeph-Chamberisyne 
Ghamberlayne.  Bsq.  of  Mangersbuiy ;  snd  v.  WilUam.  The 
Snd  son  and  heir. 

JoBir  Faibfax  Bsq.  of  Steeton  and  Newton  Kyme  m, 
Jane,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Gooige  Loddingtoa,  Esq.  of  Baoe- 
bridge  Hall.  co.  linooln.  and  vras  a  by  his  son. 

Thomas  LonDorarox  Faibfax,  Beq.  of  Steeioo  and 
Newton  Kyme.  A.  in  1770.  who  ia.  Theophania.  dan.  of 
Jamea  Chaloner.  Esq..  Snd  son  of  Chaloner  of  Ouiaboroogh, 
and  d.  1st  July.  1840,  kavfaig  (vrith  three  dans..  JsnsK 
Frsnoee;  Blissbeth.  m.  hi  Feb.  183S.  to  the  Rev.  Tkosass. 
Hart  Dyke,  of  Bast  Hall.  Kent;  and  Tbeophsnia.  «.  to 
Henry-ColUngwood  Blackett.  Beq  )  a  son  and  snoeessor.  the 
preeent  Thomas  Faibfax,  Bsq.  of  Steeton  aad  Newton 
Kyme. 

^rMa— Arg.,  three  ben  fen>eiks>  go.,  sanaoanisd  by  a 
Hon,  iamnmt»  sa.,  crowned,  or. 
O'cit    A  Hon.  pssBsni,  gnaidsni,  s^ 
Jfotte— Fkre  ibc 
SmI— Newton  Kyme,  Thdcsstac 

FAIRHOLKE  OF  OREENKKOWK 

Faibbolms,  WiLUAii,  of  Qresaknovi^  eo.  Dstiiki, 
(.  8  Aug.  1S19;  aiw  15  Jqbo,  1S63,  Qnw^wdope, 
•Ideat  dan.  of  Wray  Filtisir,  Esq.  of  Qomn^  ea 
WateHbrd,  by  Anna  Qtsdrtanf  his  wifs,  and  has 
issiMadaiL, 


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WtuxAM.  now  ef  QreaakncvsL 

lamei  Walt^y  Umt.  RJC^  «te  ssOsd  wflk   air 

Frwikhn'S  exp«iit»a  to  the  North  FMa. 
Qeerge-Knight-ErskiBek  ChaciBa,  Bawft.  R.N. 

Khwbel^Olaxgery^  ai^   •   N«r.   U»61,  to   LnA   . 

]|iMi^»  hMthar  to  the  Duke  <^  Atfeaft. 
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M.P.  for  Baverley  and  for  Honiton,  and  hat  isBue 
by  this  marringe, 

I.  Geobob-Thom as-Wkktwobtb. 

I.  Luoy-Wentwoxth-Fnuioes. 

n.  Sophia-Haniet-BaobML 

%lxltUf[f» — ^The  elder  line  of  tUs  fktnily  is  that  of  the 
Fnkonen  of  Halkerton,  in  Scotland,  <^  whom  was  Sir  Alez- 
ander  Fftlooner,  app<totod  a  lord  of  session  of  the  supreme 
court  in  1639,  and  rexppointed  in  1061.  after  the  restoration 
of  Chahlbs  II.  He  was  created  Baron  Halkerton,  "to  him 
and  his  heirs  male  whatsoever,**  and  d.  1  Oct.  1671.  His 
nephew,  Sir  Dark!  Falconer,  also  nn  eminent  judge,  was 
appointed  a  lord  of  session  in  1676^  taking  the  judicial  title 
of  Lord  Newton,  and  became  lord  president  in  1683.  By 
his  2nd  wifiB,  Vary  Nowell,  he  was  ancestor  of  the  Earls  of 
Kintors.  and  Barons  Halkerton: — he  was,  also,  grandfather 
of  David  Hume  the  historian.  A  junior  branch  was  Fal- 
aoner  of  Phesdo.  The  lands  of  Phesdo  were  erected  into  a 
barony  in  1672,  in  &vour  of  Sir  James  Falconer,  eldest  son 
ct  Sir  John  Falconer  [m.  Agnss  Spence]  of  Phesdo,  warden 
of  the  Mint  in  Scotland,  I7  whom  these  lands  were  sur- 
rendered in  ttiat  year  to  his  said  son.  This  Sir  James 
Falconer  was  appointed  a  lord  of  session  in  1689,  and  took 
the  j'ldidal  title  of  Lord  Phesdo.  He  d.  fai  1705.  He  m. 
Elisabeth  Trent,  and  had  .issue,  John  Falconer,  Esq.,  who 
d,  without  iisue  in  1764,  leaving  the  lands  of  Phesdo  to  his 
Mlative  the  Hon.  Oaptain  George  Fdooner,  brother  to  the 
«th  and  7th  Lord  Halkerton.    Of  the  Phesdo  fkmlly  was 

JoHir  Falcjnbb,  Esq..*  who  m.  Mary  Dahnahoy  (who  d. 
at  Chester),  dau.  of  John  Dafanahcy,  fl»q.,t  the  2nd  son  of 
Sir  John  Dalmahoy,  of  Dahnahoy,  co.  Bdlnbuxigh,  by 
Baohael  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Wilbraham,  Bsq.  of 
Kantwioh.    He  bad  issue,  three  sons, 

T.  Thomas  eighteen  years  in  the  service  of  the  H.E.I.O. 
and  their  Resident  m  Cozimbuzar,  and  who  died  unm,  in 
Jan.  1780.  nhortlv  after  his  return  trom  India. 
Ti.  Jamss,  Heut  K.N.,  m.  94  Sept  1784,  to  Elizabeth  Inge^ 
dau.  of  William  Inge,  Esq.  of  Thorpe  Gonstantine^  00. 
Staflbrd,  and  had  issue, 
1  Bizsbeth  Falconer,  who  m.  Thomas  Pennant,  Esq., 
the  celebrated  antiquary  and  naturalist,  of  Downing, 
Flintshire,  Arom  whom  descended  the  late  Lady  Field- 
ing, the  heiress  of  the  Pennant  estates. 
1  James  Falooner,  D.O..  of  Oriel  Collage,  Oxford,  arch- 
deacon of  Derby,  rector  of  Thom  vicar  of  Lullington, 
and  prebendary  of  Lichfield.    He  was  b.  in  1787,  and 
d.  April,  1809;  he  nt.  Haxy.  dau.  of  Thomas  Hall.  Bsq. 
of  Uermitage  in  Cranage,  Cheshire,  and  sister  of  Mrs. 
Iqge,  of  Thorpe  Constautine.  He  had  issue,  four  daus., 
EUzabeih,  m.  17  Sept.  1787,  the  Rev.  John-Batteridge 
Pearson,  prebendaiy  of  lichfleld  and  vicar  of  CrozaU, 
Derbyshire. 

Mary.  m.  5  Jan.  1791,  the  Rev.  John  Norbury,  pre- 
bendaiy of  Lichfield,  and  rector  of  St.  Albans  with 
St.  Olave's.  London. 
Frances,  m.  16  Jan.  1T98,  lieut-CoL  William-Charles 
Madan,  son  of  the  Bight  Rev.  Dr.  Madan.  bishop  of 
Peterborough,  and  n^ew  of  the  1st  Marquess  Com- 
walUs. 

Catherine^  m.  90ct  180S;  CoL  Sir  Edward  Miles.  O.B. 
m.  WiLUAM,  of  the   Inner  Temple,  banister-at-law, 
recorder  of  Chester,  A.  1099,  m.  7  Jan.  1781.  his  Snd 
oousin,  Elizabeth  Wilbraham,  dan.  of  Randle  Wilbraham. 
Bsa.  of  Nantwich,  ancestor  of  the  1st  Lord  BkehnerBdale» 
and  d.  2  June.  1764,  leaving  issuer 
1  Tbomas,  of  whom  presently. 
S  William,  M.D.,  of  whom  presently. 
1  Mtfv.  m.  Charles  Malnwaring.  Esq.  of  Bromborough, 
CO.  Chester,  and  d.  S^t  1789,  leaving  issue. 

Tbomab  FALOOvaa,  Esq.  of  Chester  and  of  Linooln's  Inn, 
barriscer-at-law  (son  of  WUliam  Falconer,  Esq.,  recorder  of 
Chester,  and  EUaabeth  Wilbraham  his  wife),  vras  the 
annotator  of  the  Oxford  edition  of  Strdbo,  and  the  author 
of  several  publications.  He'Wis  6.  1736,  and  d.  at  Chester, 
umm.  4  Sept.  1792.    His  brother, 

WiLLLAM  Faloowkb,  M.D.,  F.R.8.,  b.  at  Chester,  Feb. 
1746,  d.  at  Bath,  81  Aug.  1824.  He  was  the  author  of  many 
medical  and  other  publications.  He  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Edmunds,  Esq.  of  Worsborough  Hall,  00.  Toi^ 
and  had  one  child. 


*  He  was  the  author  of  a  work  entitled  Onfptiowun^ 
TmUfatAOy  published  in  1686. 

f  A  brother  of  this  John  Dalmahoy  was  Thomas  Dal- 
mahoy, Esq.,  M.P.  for  QuUdford,  who  m.  EUsabeth,  dau. 
and  oo-beir  of  James,  Earl  of  Dirleton,  widow  of  that  Duke 
of  Hamilton  who  was  mortally  wounded  at  the  battle  of 
Worcester.  The  famibr  of  Dalmahoy  held  the  office  of  here- 
ditaiy  under-master  of  the  royal  household  of  Sootland. 
365 


Thb  Rbt.  Thomas  Falooitsb,  M.A.,  M.D.,  b,  34  Dec  ITTS^ 
who  d.  at  Bath,  19  Feb.  1839.  He  was  formerly  fellow  of 
Corxms  Christi  College,  Oxford,  and  Bampton  lecturer  in 
that  University.  He  m.  Frances,  dau.  and  heir  of  Lieut.- 
CoL  Robert  Baitt»  of  the  2nd  regt.,  and  had  Issue, 

WiLUAM,  M.A..  late  fbllow  of  Exeter  College,  Oxford, 
rector  of  Bushey.  co.  Hertfordshire,  public  examiner  at 
Oxford  in  the  years  1883  and  1837.  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of 
J.  Robinson,  Esq.  and  widow  of  W.  Douglas.  Esq. 

Thomas,  of  lincoln's  Inn.  barrister-at-law,  appointed  in 
October,  1850.  joint  arbitrator  with  the  Right  Hon.  Dr. 
Lushington  and  Dr.  Twiss.  to  determine  Uxe  boundary 
between  the  provinces  of  Canada  and  New  Brunswid:, 
gazetted  26  July,  1861,  Colonial  Secretary  ot  Western 
Australia,  and  appointed,  22  Dec  1861.  judge  of  the 
Coun^  Courts  of  the  counties  Glamorgan  and  Brecknook, 
and  of  the  district  of  Rhayader,  in  Rsdnorshirc 

Alexander  Py  tts,  of  Becton,  Hampshire. 

John-David.  RAMDLS-WiLBaAHAM. 

Henriett  i,  m.  John- Arthur  Roebuck.  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Shef- 
field, a  queen's  counsel,  and  a  bencher  of  the  Inner 
I'emple,  vaA.  has  issue  an  only  diild,  Henrietta-Zii^Knati- 
Roebuck. 

Francec 

Arm»  Or,  a  ftlcon's  head  issuing  fh>m  a  hearty  gu., 
between  three  mullets,  as.,  and  on  a  bordure  of  the  Iast» 
eight  plates. 

C^Me— A  fiiloon  perched,  hooded  and  beOed,  proper.* 

jr(X<<»— Vive  ut  vivac 

These  arms  were  matriculated  in  the  Lyon  Office,  about 
the  year  1673,  in  fovour  of  Sir  John  Falconer,  of  Phesdo, 
warden  of  the  Mint 

The  ancient  arms  of  Uiis  fiunily  of  Falconer  ( 


eaffle  displayed,  ar.,  crovmed  and  charged  wi^h  a  heart,  gu.. 
between  three  mullets,  of  the  second.  Grcit— An  auigel 
kneeUiig  within  an  oxle  of  laureL 


FALKINER  OP  MOUNT  FALCON. 

Falkivir,  Richard-Hbnrt-FitzHichard,  Esq.  of 
Mount  Falcon,  co.  Tippenuy,  and  Kilmakuddnck, 
00.  Dublin,  J.P.,  h,  2  Sept  1827. 

ILin(a0f  • — ^lUs,  which  was  formerly  an  old  Torkshlrs 
ftunily,  and  branches  of  which  belonged  to  the  counties  of 
Hants,  Salop,  and  Iinc<^,  settled  in  Ireland  in  the  earlier 
part  of  the  17th  century.  About  the  time  of  the  taking  of 
the  dty  of  Toik  fay  the  Parliamentaiy  aimy,  Q,iimi>  1644, 
MiOHAXL  FALxnrBB,  Esq.,  a  gentleman  residing  near  Leeds, 
a  oavnlier,  and  one  deej^  attached  to  the  royal  cause,  went 
over  to  Ireland  in  the  army  of  the  Marquess  of  Ormonde, 
and  after  the  triumph  of  the  revoluttonaiy  party,  established 
himself  in  Dublin.  There  is  still  in  the  possession  of  a 
member  of  this  family  a  signet  ring  presented  I^Chaklbs  L 
during  his  residence  in  the  north,  1612,  to  Michael  FaUdner. 
He  was  b.  in  1598,  and  m.  1637,  Miss  Anne  Jackson,  of 
Leeds,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  with  four  dans.,  four  sons, 
I.  RiCHABD,  of  whom  we  treat 

n.  Daniel,  6.  Dec  1642.  of  the  city  of  Dublin;  m.  and  had 
issue  three  sons  and  a  dau., 

1  John,  of  Nangor  and  Terenur^  00.  DnbUn,  m.  1606, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Charles  Budden,  Esq.  of  Terenure,  uid 
had  iaeue  three  daus.,  co-heiresses, 
Elisabeth,  m.  Freeman  Rogers,  Esq.  of  Ballynavtn 
CasUe,  00.  Ttpperary. 

Rebecca, «».  Wflliam  Glbton,  Bsq.  of  Dublin,  and  had 
issue  a  dau.,  m.  Travers  Hartley.  Esq.,  member  for 
Dublin  in  Uie  Irish  parliament,  and  predecessor  of 
Henry  Gracton,  Esq  in  the  representation  of  that 
dty.  The  eldest  dau.  of  Travers  Hartley  and  Mils 
Qibton  ta.  lUchard  litton.  Esq.,  and  their  dau.. 
Tempo  Litton,  is  the  mother  of  Mr.  FaUdner  of 
Mount  Faleon. 

Sarah,  m.  John  Taylor,  Esq..  and  had  issue. 
S  Daniel,  of  Dublin,  sherUTof  that  dty  in  1719.  and  lord 
mayor  hn  1789 ;  m.  Eliza,  dau  of  George  fitoence.  Esq., 
and  had  issue,  Frederick,  of  Cottage  and  Abbotstown, 
CO.  Dublin,  who  d,  1786,  having  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
James  Hamilton,  of  Bsilieborough,  co.  Cavan,  Esq., 
and  had  issue.  Daniel,  of  Abbotstown  aforesaid,  and  a 
dau.  Anne,  m.  Bex^Jamln  Geale,  Esq.  of  Mount  Geals^ 


*  A  dmilar  giant  of  arms  vras  made  in  1720,  to  John 
Falconer,  Esq..  namely;  Or.  a  fklcon's  head  tesuinff  from  a 
heart,  gu.,  between  three  mullets,  as.,  and  on  a  bordure. 
vert,  foxir  besants.  This  John  Falconer  was  son  of  Diavia 
Falconer,  Esq..  and  was  nandson  and  heb  of  Sir  John 
Falconer  (who  m.  Barbara  Jaffiray),  of  BalmakelUe,  who  was 
master  of  the  Mint  in  Scotland.  The  oldest  brother  of  this 
Sir  John  Falconer  was  Alexander.  1st  Lord  Halkerton.  and 
his  2nd  and  elder  brother  was  ffir  David  Falconer  (who  m. 
Maiigaret  Hepbuml  of  Glenfarquhar,  the  fisther  of  Sir  David 
Falconer,  who  was  lord  president  of  the  court 


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CO.  KUkennv.  Daniel,  m.  Porothy,  daa.  of  Hoiii^ 
Faure,  of  Kghom,  co.  Surrey,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
1  Frederick-Johu,  col.  10th  regt.  of  foot,  member  for 
oo.  Dublin  in  the  last  Irish  parliament,  created  a 
Babonct  16  Dec.  181S;  he  m.  Anne-Frances,  dau.  of 
BackviUe  Gardner.  Esq.,  but  d.  without  issue.  8  Elisa- 
beth, m.  William  Croebie.  Esq.  8  Dorothy,  m.  Mi^or 
Nuttall.  4  Maria^osepha,  m.  1701,  the  Hon.  Robert 
Moore,  youngest  son  of  Edward,  6th  Earl  of  Drogheda. 
6  Daniel,  d,  vnm. 

8  Caleb,  of  the  city  of  Cork,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of —  RlggB» 
Esq.,  by  whom  (who  d,  1766)  he  hnd  issue,  1  Rioos^ 
created  a  Babohbt  24  Aug.  1777,  father  of  Saroh-Anne, 
Lady  Ventry,  and  grandiather  of  Sir  Charles-L.  FaUd- 
ner,  of  Annemotm^  co.  Cork,  4th  baronet  (see  Pteragt 
and  Barondage).  8  Anne,  d.  tmm.  8  Choline,  m. 
John  Minchin,  Esq.,  of  the  finmily  now  represented 
by  (3eorse  Minohin,  Esq.  of  Busherstown,  co.  Tippe- 
lary.  and  had  issue.  4  Elizabeth,  m.  Edwund  Hflmek, 
Esq..  and  has  issue. 
4  Hannah,  m.  1686,  Trial  TntTers,  Esq. 

III.  John,  6.  88  Dea  1644 ;  d.  Miim. 

IT.  Michael,  b.  1666 ;  «».  and  had  inoe. 

RiOHABD  FAumm,  Esq.  (eldest  son  of  MichAel  Talklner 
and  Anne  his  wifeX  was  b.  near  Leeds,  8  March,  1640;  lie 
««.  Maty,  dau.  of  Edward  Mason,  Esq.,  and  had,  with  a 
dau.,  Ruth,  wife  of  —  (Jorker,  a  son, 

RicHABD  FAummt,  6. 1666,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Budden,  Esq.,  and  had  a  son, 

RiCHABD  FALKnncB,  of  Mount  Falcon,  b.  1601,  who  m, 
Maria,  dau.  of  O>lonel  John  Rogers,  of  Ballynavin  Castle, 
CO.  Tipperaiy,  eldest  sou  of  Colonel  Freeman  Rogers  and 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Falkiner,  of  Nangor,  and  had  iasae, 

RioHABO,  his  heir. 

Daniel,  of  Baltyricard,  co.  Tlpperary,  m.  Catherine^  dau. 
of —  Frend,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

Elizabeth,  m.  —  Bayly,  Esq.,  great-unela  of  John  Bayly, 
Esq.  of  Debsboro',  co.  Tipperary . 

Maria^.m.  Bsmuel  Bany,  Esq.,  and  bad  issue. 

The  eldest  son, 

RiOBABD  FAumraB,  Esq.  of  Mount  Falcon,  6.  1721,  bar- 
rister-at-law;  ».  his  taAhvt  1783 ;  he  m.  Mary.  dau.  of  John 
Smart,  Esq.  of  London,  and  had  issue, 
RiOHABD,  his  heir. 

Frederick,  of  Congor  House,  oo.  Tippenuy,  b.  1760 ;  m. 
Louisa  Frasor,  and  had  an  oulr  dau.,  Judnh,  m  1886,  to 
the  Rev.  John-Rotheram  Tanton,  rector  of  TyhoUand, 
CO.  Monaghan,  and  has  issue. 

Ruth,  m.  Thomas  Stoney.  Esq.  of  Arran  Hill,  oo.  Tip- 
perary, by  whom  she  had  issue. 
lUry,  d.  %mm.  1883.  Charlotte^  d.  mm.  1888. 

The  eldest  son, 

Tbx  Rbt.  RiOHABD  Faxkihbb,  of  Mount  Faloon,  b. 
18  June,  1751 ;  «.  his  fttther,  17S0.  He  m.  Maria,  dau.  of 
Nathaniel  Robbins,  Esq.  of  Hymenstown,  co.  Tipperary, 
and  had  issue, 

3ICBABD,  his  heir. 

Samuel,  of  Congor  House^  oo.  Tipperary.  d.  wnm, 

Thomas,  cLimm. 

Daniel,  of  Beechwood,  oo.  Tipperary,  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Sadleir,  Esq.  of  (^sstletown,  co.  Tipperary,  and 
had  issue;  he  d.  1868. 

George,  d,vmnt, 

John,  of  Willsboro*,  co.  Tipperary.  m.  Dora,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Hemsworth,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

Frederick,  d.  inun. 

Joseph,  of  Rodeen,  co.  Ttoperary,  m.  Aime,  only  dau.  of 
Robert  Fraser,  Esq.,  and  nas  issue. 

Arthur,  d.  vrnm,  Charley  d,  vmm. 

Nathaniel,  ta.  Ist  Marian,  dau.  of  John  Baldwin,  Esq.  of 
GastecufEv  by  whom  he  had  issue.  He  d.  1814,  having 
m.  8ndly,  Rcbeoca,  dau.  of  Richard  litton,  Esq. 

Thealdestson, 

BiGRABO  Fauuvbb,  Esq.  of  Mount  FUcon,  b,  1777; 
wbo  aerved  in  the  Peninsular  campaign  in  the  4th  royal 
Irish  regiment  of  dr^poon  guards,  «.  his  father,  1826;  he  i». 
Juno,  1885,  Tempo,  youngest  dau.  of  Richard  Litton,  E^. 
of  Terrennre,  oo.  Dublin,  by  his  wife,  the  eldest  dau.  of 
Trarers  Hartley,  Esq.,  M.P. ;  and  d.  1888,  leaving  issue, 

Richabd-Hbhbt-FxtzRcohabdv  the  present  representa- 
tive. 

Ttavers-Hartley,  b.  July,  1880. 

Fr«derick-J<^mRichard,  barrist«r-«i-law,  5.  Jan.  1881. 
Robert-<3eorge,  b.  Sept  1888. 
Rebecca,  6.  1886;  d.  1887. 

.^rms— Or,  three  fldoons  close  ppr.,  in  the  centre  chief 
point  a  mullet  gules. 
Oeaf— A  falcon's  lure  ppr.  between  two  wings  as. 
Jfotto— FortunA  fevente. 
SnU— Mount  Falcon,  co.  Tipperary. 


86« 


FALLON  OF  BALLINA  HOUSE. 

Faixov,  AiiTHOirr,  Esq.  of  Ballma  Houae,  oo.  Ros- 
commoD,  h,  28  March,  1814. 

X.£tttX0t*~^nie  Fallons  or  OTiallons  are  an  old  Irish 
Caimily.  Hugh  Ballaoh  OTalloh,  of  Ballina,  in  tba 
barony  of  Athlone,  oo.  Rosoommon  (whose  brother  Malaoby 
O'Fallon  became  a  Franciscan  friar,  and  founded  the  oele- 
brated  Irish  college  in  Prague,  a.d.  1681),  m.  Kate  Keogfa, 
of  Toughmaoonnel,  and  had  three  sons,  Httoh,  hia  hehr; 
Coagh,  in  holy  orders  of  the  Church  of  Rome,  parish  priest 
of  Kilcooly;  and  Peter,  anoestor  of  the  O'Fallona,  now 
settled  abroad.  The  eldest  son,  Hugh,  of  Ballina,  was 
fkther,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  E.  (^yle,  of  Rbdmokd 
Fallon,  of  Ballina,  who  m.  twice,  his  Ist  Wilis,  Jane 
Braboson,  d,  «.  p.,  but  by  his  8nd,  Margaret,  dan.  of  CoL 
O'Connor,  he  bad  two  sons,  the  younger,  Edward,  waa 
▼icar-generml  of  Athlone:  the  elder,  Wiluam  Fauxut,  Esq. 
of  BaUina,  m.  Anne  Egan,  and  was  ikther  of 

Malaobt  Fallov,  Esq.  of  Ballina  House,  b.  1784,  who  m. 
1766,  Anne  Dowell,  of  Gort,  and  by  her,  who  d.  1818,  he 
left  at  his  decease  in  1880,  a  son  and  heir, 

Simon  Fallon,  Esq.  of  Ballina  House,  who  ».  1806^  Cetia, 
dau.  of  Authcmy  lyndi,  Esq.  of  Galwaj,  and  d.  1849» 
leaving  iisne, 

Anthoxtt,  now  of  BsIUna  House.  Pstriok. 

Anne,  m.  Nov.  1838,  to  Richard  Caleat,  Bsq^  an  oflieer 
RN. 

JTottxH-Fortiter  et  fldeUter. 
Seo^-Ballina  House^  oo.  Roaoommoii. 


FANE  OF  WOBMSLEY. 

Fake,  Johv-William.  Esq.  of  Wormsley,  oo.  Ox- 
ford, D.C.L.,  lleiit.-colonel  Oxfordshire  inilitia,  h, 
1  Sept.  1804 ;  m.  Ut,  80  Not.  1828,  Oaiherine,  dau. 
of  the  late  Sir  Benjamin  Hobhoose,  Bart.,  and  by 
her  (who  d,  6  Nor.  1828)  has  an  only  dau., 

L  Sophia,  m.  80  July,  1861,  to  Arthux^H.-C.  Brown,  Esq., 
Jim.,  of  Kingston,  Oxfardahire. 

He  m.  2ndly,  8  Not.  1829,  Lady  Ellen-Catherine 
Parker,  dau.  of  TlioinM,  5th  Earl  of  Maecleafield, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  28  Sept.  1844)  has  issue, 

I.  John  Auouiirua,  6.  10  Sept.  1880,  ci^yt.  46tb  foot. 
I.  EUen,  ».  34  Nor.  1868,  to  Geosge  Btratton,  Baq. 

Mr.  Fane  m.  8rdly,  18  Not.  1845,  Charlotte,  dau.  of 
the  late  Theodore-Henry  Broadhead,  Esq.,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  19  May,  1855)  has  issue, 

L  Henry-Oeoiige.  b.  10  Sept  1846w 

I.  Chariotte-Eliiabeth. 

EilWaffe.— Henby  Fann,  Esq.  M.P.,  of  Wotmsloy  oo. 
Oxford,  (younger  brother  of  Thomaa,  8th  Earl  of  West- 
moreland, and  son  of  Heory  Kans^  Esq.,  by  Anne  hia  wife, 
sister  and  co-heir  of  John  Scrope,  Esq.  of  Wormsley),  m. 
1st,  Charlotte,  only  dau.  of  Nicholas  Rows,  Esq.,  the  poet, 
by  whom  he  had  an  only  dau.,  Charlotte,  m.  to  Sir  'William 
St.  Quintin.  He  m.  8nd]y,  Anne,  dan.  of  Dr.  John  Wynn, 
bishop  of  Bath  snd  Wella,  and  had  by  bar  a  dau.,  Mary,  ». 
to  Sir  niomas  Stapleton,  Bart,  of  Ox«ya.  He  m.  Srdly,  in 
1748,  Charlotte,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  RiOHAan  Ldtbsb  Esq. 
of  Myles%  in  Essex,  and  had  issue,  Jomr,  hia  heir;  and 
Francis,  of  l^Mtisbury,  Dorset,  M.P.,  who  cl.  «.  p.  Dm 
ddestson, 

John  Fanb,  Esq.  of  Wormsley,  LL.D.,  M.P.  co.  Oxford, 
m.  80  Not.  1778  lAdy  Elizabeth  Parker,  dau.  of  Thomas. 
8M  Earl  of  MsoelesAeld,  and  by  her,  who  d.  10  June, 
1880,  had 

John,  his  heir. 

Francis- William,  rear-adm.  R.N.,  of  Bath,  b.  14  Oct.  1778. 

m.  80  July.  1884,  Anne,  dau.  of  William  Flint,  Esq..  and 

d.  88  Maroh,  1844. 
Elizabetb-Sarah,  m.  81  Dec  1818,  to  Iieut.-CoL  Thomas 

Drska. 
Mary. 

Charlotte,  m.  88  Deo.  1818,  to  Col.  John-P.  Hamilton. 
Oeoi-giana,  m.  9  Dec  1818,  to  the  Right  Hon.  Joeeph- 

Wamer  Henley,  M.P. 
Augusta,  m.  86  April,  1816,  to  Benjamin  Keeno,  Esq. 

Mr.  Fane  d.  8  Feb.  1884.  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

John  Fans,  Esq.  of  Wormsley,  6.  9  July.  1775.  high- 
sheriff  of  Oxfordshire  1888^  who  m.  0  June,  1808,  Eliaabetb, 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


FAN 

dm.  of  WUUmu  Lowndflt-StottA,  B^i.  of  firlghtwell  Tttk, 
Ozfofdabire^  and  A  40ot  1S60,  having  had ImuiO, 
L  JoHV- William,  bow  of  Wonnaley. 
n.  FVedariek-AdrUn-Scrope,  6.  8  Deo.  IBKK  m.  10  June, 
18S4,  Jouma,  d«L  of  the  liKto  8lr  Bei\)ainin  HobkouM^ 
Bert.,  and  has  iMUo^ 
1  BdwaM,  b,  18S«. 
S  Frederick-John,  b.  80  Jan.  1840. 
1  laabella.  S  Oeoigiana.  S  Chaxlotie. 

m.  Qeorge-Auguttaa-Sorope,  b,  80  March,  1817,  m.  8  June, 
1848,  Bophla-Franoee-Pole.  dao.  of  the  late  John  Philttpe, 
1f^.  of  Colhaili,  Oxfoirdahire. 
I.  mnbeih, «».  184S,  to  the  Rev.  John  BaUaxd. 
n.  Anne,  m.  18S4,  John-BUIingaleT  Pany,  Esq.,  Q.C.,  and 
d.  81  Nov.  1888. 
m.  Chariotte,  m.  16  Nov.  1888,  the  Bev.  Frederick  Fykr. 

^nne— As.,  three  dexter  gaantleta^  badca  aArant^,  or. 

Crmt  Out  of  a  dueal  coronet,  or.  alraH*ahead,  aig.,  pied, 
aa.,  armed  of  the  flrrt,  chaiged  on  the  neok  with  a  roee,  gu., 
barbed  and  eeeded,  ppr. 

MoUo—lXe  vile  nno. 

iS^a«— Wormaley,  OzfordaUieu 


FANSHAWB  OF  FAKSHAWB  GATE. 
Farbhawi;  Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Dengy  Hall,  oo.  Enex, 
capt  R.N.,  6.  9  Dec  1778;  m,  let,  1  Bfay,  1810, 
Anna-MariAy  dao.  of  Lieut. -Qen.  Jenkinson;  and 
2iidl7,  20  Jan.  1828,  Caroline,  dao.  of  F.-F.  Luttrell, 
Esq.,  2nd  son  of  J.-F.  Luttrell,  Esq.  of  Dttnitor 
Outle,  CO.  Somerset 

M.intUtit* — -BoBSBT  Favsbawb,  Bsq.  of  Ftmahawe  Qate, 
in  the  pariah  of  Dronfleld,  co.  Derby  had  twoaona,  i.  JoBV, 
•f  whom  preeently;  and  n.  Henry,  remembrancer  of  the 
Bxcheqner,  temp,  Queen  Blisabrh,  d.  1508.  leaving,  by 
Dorothy  hia  wife,  dan!  of  Sir  Oeoige  Stonerd,  two  daus.. 
hie  co-heirs  Anne,  wild  of  WlUiam  Fuller;  and  Suaanna, 
m.  to  Timothy  Lucy,  Baq.  The  elder  son,  Jomr  Fah- 
SBAWS  Esq.  of  Fanahawe  Qate,  who  d.  in  1678,  left,  by 
Maigaiet  hie  wifiB,  dau.  of  Byre,  of  Hasiop,  four  sons  and 
two  dans, ;  of  the  former,  the  eldest, 

Thomas  Favshaws.  Baq.  of  Ware  Park,  «.  hia  uncle,  the 
remembrancer  of  the  Bzehequer.    He  m.  let,  Mary,  dan.  of 
Attthoqy  Boueber,  and  had  by  her  a  eon.  Hbtrt  (BirX 
K.B.,  remembruieer  of  the  Bzchequer.  who  m.  BUnbeth, 
tthdau.  of  TbMsaa  Smyth,  Esq.  of  Ostenhaoger,  and  by  her 
waa  &ther,  imUr  olioi,  ot  two  aona,  Thomas,  K.B.  created 
YisoooJT  Fajrshawx,  of  Donamore.  in  the  kingdom  ot 
Ireland,  in  1001;  and  Bicha>p  (Sir),  created  a  baronet  in 
1060.     Mr.  Fanshawe  fn.  8nd]y,  Joan  Smyth,  sister  of 
Thomas,  Viseount  Straogford,  and  had  l^  her  two  sons 
snd  live  daus., 
Tbomss  (SirL  of  Jenkins,  oo.  Essex,  ILB.,  supervisor- 
general,  ana  clerk  of  the  Crown,  who  d.  in  1081,  leaving, 
py  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Urian  Bebiogton,  of  London,  a 
son.  Thomaa  Faniibawe,  Bsq.  of  Jenkins,  whose  aon.  Sir 
Thomaa  Fanahavre,  of  Jenkin%  knighted  in  1000,  left  an 
I  heireea.  Susan,  si.  to  Baptist  Noel,  4th  son 
Isoount  Camden. 


WiLUAM,  of  whom  preeently. 

Alfee.  m.  to  Sir  Chriitopher  Hatton,  K.B 

Cbtbffine.si.  to  John  MiUook,  Bsq.  of  Dar^yand  Norton, 

Maigarat,  s».  to  Sir  Bs^Jamp  Ayk>fl;  Bart,  of  Braxstead. 
Thomas  FSnshawe,  of  Wan,  d.  10  Feb.  1000;  his  youngest 
son. 

WnuAM  FAjrsHAWB,  Bsq.  of  Passelews,  Essex,  one  of  the 
auditors  of  the  duehy  of  Lancaster,  m.  Catharine,  dau.  of 
Sir  John  Volstenhohn,  of  London,  and  dying  4  March,  1084, 
was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoBM  Fahbbawh.  Esq.  of  Passelews,  6.  in  1010,  who  wl 

1st  a  dau.  of  Kingsmill.  Bsq.  of  Sidmanton,  Hanta,  by 

whom  ho  had  a  son,  William,  his  heir.    He  m,  Sndly, 

ABce.  dan.  of  Thomas  Faashawie,  Esq.  of  Jenkins*  by  whom 

hehadasoo, 

John,  of  Paaaelews,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  John  Coke,  Esq. 

ofMelbottfne,  co.  Derl^,  and  dying  about  the  year  1700^ 

leftiasae, 

1  Thomas,  of  Pnseelews,  who  had  (with  two  daus., 
OtMan  im,  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Blackbuine;  and  Franoea, 
mrtoMasalngtMvd,  Esq.) a  son,  Thomas,  of  FSssstows, 
who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Crisp  Gaseoyne,  Icvd  mayor 
of  London,  and  had,  with  two  daus.,  a  son,  John-Oas- 
coyne  Fanshawe,  Beq.,  who  m.  Miis  Partington,  and 
had  i«ue,  John,  6.  in  1773 ;  Henry,  b.  in  1776;  Gharles- 
OMOoyne,  b.  in  1778;  Thomas-Lewis,  b.  in  1708;  snd 
Msry. 
8  John. 

8  Cterles,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Rogers, 
867 


FA  It 

Bsrt,  and  had  three  sons,  1  John  Fsashawe,  Bsq.,  who 
by  Penelope  his  wifb,  dau.  of  Dredge,  Esq.  of  Reading, 
had  (with  three  daua.,  Penelope ;  (^therine-Maria;  and 
EUsabeth-Christiana)  two  sons,  John,  b.  1783;  and 
Robert-Charles,  b.  1780;  8  Robert  Fanshawe,  who  m. 
Christiana,  dau.  of  Oinnis,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  (with 
nine  daua.,  Christiana,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Fkands  Haggit; 
Elisabeth,  m,  to  Francis  Olanville,  Beq.  of  O&tohfkvnch; 
Susan,  m.  to  Vloe- Admiral  Bedford;  Catherine,  m.  to 
Admteal  Sir  T.-Byam  Martin;  Cordeli^  m.  to  Admind 
Sir  T.-Chambera  White;  Anne;  Penelope^  sk  to  CoL 
Duckworth ;  Mary,  m.  to  Admiral  Sir  Robert  Stopford, 
O.C.B. ;  and  Henrietta)  three  sons,  Robert  capt  ItN., 
d,  in  1804:  Edward,  C.B.,  midor-gen.  R.E.,  m,  in  1811, 
Franoee'lutfy,  sister  of  Snr  Adoli^MS-John  Dalrjonple. 
Bat. ;  Arthur,  resr^kdm.  R,N.,  «.  a  dau.  of  Admiral 
Golpoys;  and  8  Charles  Fapahawv  B>q*t  reeorder  of 
Exeter,  who  m,  EUiabeth,  dau.  of  John  Scale,  Em.  of 
Mount  Boone,  oo.  Devon,  and  had  a  Son,  ChazlesJohnt 
».178a 


The  eldest  son, 

Willum  Fahshawb,  Bsq.  of  8t  Marttn-in-tbe-Fields, 
00.  Middleeex,  sometime  master  of  the  Bequeets  to  King 
OwsaLSS  XL,  m.  Maiy,  dan.  of  Mrs.  Lucy  Walters,  and 
sister  of  Jamee,  Duke  of  Monmouth,  reliet  of  WilUam 
Sarsfield,  of  Luan,  Ireland,  elder  brother  of  Patrick,  Bail 
of  Luoan.  and  d.  in  the  year  1707,  leaving  (with  three  daus., 
Ann-Dorothy,  m.  to  Mathews.  Esq.,  banister-at-Iaw ;  Lucy- 
Catherine,  d.  nasi. ;  and  Ann-Mary,  m,  to  Mark  Newdigate, 
of  Ireland)  an  only  son, 

Thomas-Edwaed  FAHSBAwa,  Esq.  of  Qreat  Singleton,  oo. 
Lancaster,  who  was  next  heir  male  of  Simon,  last  Tlscount 
Fanshawe,  of  Dengy  Hall,  Essex.  He  m.  EUsabeth  dau.  of 
William  Snelling,  Eeq.  of  Bromley,  oo.  Middleeex,  and  hj 
her  had  (with  three  daus..  Elisabeth,  m,  in  1710,  to  Corbyn 
Morria,  Baq. ;  Anne;  and  Mary)  an  od3j  son, 

SiMOM  Famsrawh,  Bsq.  of  Fanshawe  Gate,  0.  4  March, 
1716-10.  who  m.  Althea.  8nd  dau.  of  William  Sndling,  Esq , 
and  had,  with  dans.,  of  whom  Frances  si.  J<dm  Jenkinson, 
Esq.,  an  only  son  and  heir, 

HsHKT  Fajrhawb,  Esq.,  b.  6  May,  1760,  colonel  in  the 
British  guards,  and  subsequently  a  general  offlcer  in  the 
Russian  service,  under  the  Empress  Cathkeinx  IL  Ho 
was  governor  of  Kioo,  and  subsequently  of  the  Crimea,  and 
served  with  distinction  under  the  Duke  of  Wurtembeig. 
He  d.  a  Russian  senator,  at  Warsaw,  in  1888.  By  his  wife, 
Susanna-Frances  (whom  he  sk  80  FM>.  1778^  dau.  of 
Charles  Is  Oiye,  Esq.  of  Norwich,  he  had  issue, 

L  HsHBT,  hishefar,  Capt  Fanshawe,  R.N.,  of  Deogy  HalL 
n.  Chariee-Robert  of  Fanahawe  Gate^  oo.  Derby,  in  h<rfv 
ocders,  vicsr  of  Coalsy,  co.  Olouoester,  6.  4  April,  1780^ 
SI.  1st  Patty,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  FaithM;  and  Sndly, 
Jane,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Williams,  by  the  former  of 
whom  only,  who  d.  in  1888,  he  has  issue, 
1  Chsrles-Simon,  6.  0  Oct.  1808^  m.  in  May,  1888,  Boas^ 
8rd  dau.  of  Chamt  Riokette,  Esq. 
8  John,  m.  in  Aug.  1849;  Eliaabeth,  dau.  (»f  Upton,  Bsq. 
S  Robert  b.  11  April,  1814,  m.  1st  Pamela,  dau.  of  Qen. 
fioye,  E.  I.  Co's  service;  and  8ndly,  the  dau.  of  OoL 
Wrottesley. 

1  Althee.  M.  in  1886^  to  Jchn-a  Badel^,  M.D.,  of 
Chelmsford. 
8  BUen,  d.  in  1818. 
8  niissmia  FiaiMWis  TaMlilVil 

4  Emily,  si.  in  1841,  to  Henry-Oeoiges  Moysnr,  Esq., 
Ustttllth  hussars,  son  and  heir  ofthe  Ven.  Charles- 
Abel  Moyssy.  D.D.,  archdsaoon  of  Bath. 
OMaria. 
m.  Thomas-Edward,  d.  «iiai. 

IT.  William-Simon,  b.  86  Jan.  1784,  geneial  in  the  Rusrian 
service,  si.  the  dau.  of  a  Polish  gentleman  named  Maisner, 
and  d.  in  Russia,  in  1880,  leavmg  issue. 
V.  Frederick,  chamberlain  to  the  Emperors  ALBXAin>KR 
and  Nicholas.  He  waa  murdered  by  the  Polee  in  1880. 
He  married  and  left  issuer 

Ti.  George  lieut-gen.  in  the  Russian  service,  and  aide-de- 
camp  to  tne  Emperor  Nicholas^  si.  Mademoiselle  Bonet 
and  hae  issue. 
L  Sophia,  d.  Mun. 

^rsi*-Or.  achev.  between  three  fleur-de-lis,  ea. 
Orttt^A  dragon's  head,  erased,  or,  flames  of  fire  iandng 
from  the  mouth,  ppr. 
iSio^- Dengy  UikU,  00. 1 


FAKDELL  OF  HOLBECK  LODQK 

Fabdsll,  Thb  Rev.  John-Gbobqb,  M.A.,  rector  of 

Sprotborough,  co.  York,  and  chaplain  to  the  Earl  of 

Courtown,  6.  22  Sept  1810;  m.  25  Blay,    1837, 

Kiiimts  dau.  of  the  late  John  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Sea- 

2  B  2  _ 


FAR 

crofb  Hall,  near  Leeds,  and  of  ClLQia  HaU^  near 
Darlington,  and  has  issue, 

I.  John-Wilson,  b.  26  Nov.  1838. 

n.  Fr&derick-Cbarles,  6.  18  July,  1848. 

III.  Gerald-Timnard,  6. 15  April,  ?862. 

I.  Mary-Emma.  u.  Martha-Georgina. 

ni.  Sarah-Louiea,  d.  young. 

xv.  AUoe-Lydia.  v.  Eleanor-Maude. 

%ittf 900 . — ^The  &mi1y  of  Fardell  came  originally  from 
Northamptonshire,  and  has  been  settled  pa.  linoolnshire  fur 
moie  than  a  century. 

William  Fabdxll,  Esq.,  b.  in  1707,  m.  Catherine  Hubbert, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  26  Nov.  1778,  left,  at  his  deoeuae,  23  Oct. 
1745,  a  eon,  • 

John  Fardell,  Esq   of  Lincoln,  b.  27  Dec.  1744,  who  m. 
7  July,  1783,  Eleauor-Penelope,  dau.  of  John  Hayward, 
Esq.  of  the  same  dty,  by  Mary  hia  wife,  eldest  dau.  of 
Thos.  Rogers,  merchant,  of  London,  and  had  issue, 
John,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  b.  1  Nov.  1701,  of  Queens'  College,  Cambridge, 
in  holy  orders,  LL.B..  rector  of  Boothby  PagnuU,  co. 
Lincoln,  m.  21  Jan.  1810,  Emma-Clara-Anne^  only  dau.  of 
WUliAm  Meyrick,  Esq.  of  Bodoigan,  co.  Anglesea,  and 
has  issue. 

Henry,  6.  6  March,  1705,  late  of  St.  John's  College,  Cam- 
bridge, in  holy  orders.  M.A.,  J.P.,  prebendary  of  Ely, 
and  vicar  of  Waterbeach  itnd  Wisbech,  in  the  Isle  of  Ely, 
m.  6  Jan.  1820,  Eliza  Sporke,  eldest  dau.  of  Bowyer 
Edward,  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely,  and  has  issue. 
Catherine,  m.  1  Oct.  1811,  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Bassett,  B.A., 
rector  of  North  Thoresby,  and  vicar  of  Qleutworth  and 
Saxby,  in  Lincolnshire,  and  has  issue. 
Mary,  m.  10  Aug.  1823,  to  the  Rev.  George  Moore,  B.A. 

Mr.  Fardel],  d.  16  Feb.  1806,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 
John  Fardell,  Esq.   of  Holbeck  Lodge,  co.   Lincoln, 

barrister^t-law,  FM.A    and  F.A.S.,  b.  4  May,  1784,  la. 

26  Sept.  1800,  Mary,  youngest  dau.  of  John  Tunnard,  Esq. 

of  Frampton  House,  in  the  same  shire,  and  had  issue, 
John-Gboroe,  present  representative  of  the  family. 
Charles,   resident  at  Hoibeck    Lodge,    ou.    Lincoln,    b. 
80  March.  1813,  B.A.,  of  St.  John's  College^  Cambridgei, 
and  of  the  Middle  Temple. 

Mr.  Fardell,  a  magistrate,  and  and  deputy-lieutenant  for 

the  county  of  Lincdn,  represented  the  city  of  Lincoln  in 

Parliament  in  the  session  of  1830.    He  d.  4  Feb.  1854. 

.^rmr— Aas.,  on  a  bend,  erm.,  between  a  unicorn's  head, 
erased,  and  a  lion,  ramptint,  erminois,  an  open  book,  ppr., 
between  two  roses,  gu  ,  barbed  and  seeded,  vert 

Cittt — On  a  mount,  vert,  a  demi-Uon,  erminois,  charged  on 
the  shoulder  with  a  rose,  and  holding  between  the  paws  an 
open  book,  as  in  the  arms. 

Jtfotto— Non  nobis  solum. 

fieot— Holbeck  Lodge,  co.  Lincoln. 


FARMAR  OF  CLOHASS. 

Farmab,  Tbe  Rev.  Hugh-Hovell-Baskbrvillb, 
of  Clohass,  CO.  Wexford,  b.  24  Sept.  1822. 

%,tneagr.~This  family  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the 
noble  house  of  Pomfret.  and  to  have  been  first  settled  in 
Ireland  temp.  Queen  Eiisabeth. 

Jasper  Fsrmor,  Esq.,  was,  according  to  the  fhmily 
tradition,  deprived  of  his  estates  in  the  rebellion  of  1641, 
and  forced  to  seek  an  asjlum  in  England.  He  resided  for 
some  time  at  Exeter,  but  subsequently  migrated,  vnth  all 
his  family,  to  America.  He  m.  the  eldest  dau.  of  Anthony 
Gamble,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Cork,  and  had  several  children, 
of  whom  were  six  sons,  viz., 
I.  Richard,  his  heir. 

u.  Jasper,  of  Garron  Kenny  Fange,  co.  Cork,  Mher  of 
Thomas  Farmer,  high -sheriff  of   Philadelphia,  and 
mayor  ol  Brunswick,  »n.  in  1702,  Anne,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Cliristopher  Billopp,  Esq.,  captain  R.N.,  and 
had,  with  dous.,  eight  sons,  vis., 

1  Jasper,  RN.,  b.  11  Feb.  1707,  who  hod  two  sons, 
Jasner,  who  left  several  children,  and  Peter,  father 
of  Jasper,  who  d.  in  Jamaica. 

2  Thomas,  6.  in  1711,  who  took  the  name  of  Billopp, 
before  his  own.  He  m.  Ist,  Miss  Steele,  by  whom 
he  bad  two  daus.,  and  2ndly,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Leonard,  Esq.  of  New  Jersey,  by  whom  he  left  at  his 
decease.  In  1750,  eight  children,  vis..  1  Christopher 
Billopp  •  Fanner,  of  St.  John's,  New  Bnmswiok ; 
2  Mary;  8  Elisabetli ;  4  Rachael ;  5  Thomas,  who 
adhered  to  the  American  cause,  and  </.  «.  p. ;  0  Scunah ; 
7  Catherine ;  and  8  Jasper,  colonel  2l8t  regt.  of  Royal 
North  British  Fusileeis,  who  m.  Susan,  eldest  dau. 

868 


FAB 

of  Cortlandt  Skinner,  Esq.  of  Port  Amboyna,  attomsy- 
general  of  New  Jersev,  and  dying  in  1793,  left  one  son 
and  one  dau.,  vis.,  Jasper,  lieutenant  in  the  British 
army,  who  d.  t.  p.,  and  a  dau.  m.  to  W.-J.  Murphy, 
Esq.  of  Jamaica. 

8  Brooke,  d.  i.  p.  4  Edward,  d.  young. 

6  Robert,  b.  in  1718,  mi^or  In  the  British  army,  d,  in 
1770,  leaving  issue. 

6  Samuel,  b.  in  1719,  m.  Christina,  dau.  of— Plek; 
Esq.,  and  had  issue  four  daus. 

7  William,  d,  young. 

8  John,  in  the  army,  d,  unm, 

m.  John,  who  m.  in  1686^  Mary  Hsyles.  and  was  fkther  of 
John  Farmrb,  of  Toughall,  who  d.  in  1740,  leavii^  by 
Alphra  Garde  his  wife,  a  son  Gsobob  Farmxr,  R.N., 
commander  of  H.M.  ship  Quebec,  blown  up,  with  most 
of  the  crew,  whilst  gallantly  defending  his  vessd  against 
the  French  frigate  ^'  La  SurveiUante,^  in  1779.  His  son. 
Sir  Gbobob-Willlam-Fabmxb,  was  created  a  banaMi  in 
the  October  of  the  same  year. 

IT.  Robert  v.  Charles. 

YL  Samuel,  mi^or  in  the  armv,  who  purchased  several 
valuable  estates  in  Virginia,  which  were  lost  by  his  chil- 
dren, in  consequence  of  their  adherence  to  the  royal  cause 
in  the  Ameiican  war.  Major  Farmer  nt.  Maxy,  dau.  of 
Cuthbert  Wilkinson,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

1  Samuri.  b.  in  1707,  m.  and  had  a  son,  Robert,  of  Viisinia. 

2  Richard,  b.  in  1709,  practitioner  of  medicine  at  Phila- 
delphia, m.  twice^  and  left  issue,  two  sons,  Richard  and 
William,  who  both  d.  «.  j>.,  and  one  dau.,  Sarah,  m.  in 
1778,  to  Capt  Bowyer. 

8  Robert,  an  officer  iu  the  royal  navy,  6.  in  1711,  killed 
in  action  off  Dunkirk,  ou  board  the  Augusta^  74u 

The  elder  son, 

Richard  Fkrmor,  or  Farmxb,  Esq.  of  Arderraek,  eou 
Cork,  was  obliged  to  leave  Ireland  in  1689,  and  rrtired 
with  his  family  to  Taunton  Deane,  in  Somersetshire.    He 
returned  to  Ireland  in  1091.     He  m.  in  1676.  Elizabeth, 
eldest  dau.  of  Lieut-CoL  Phayre,  Governor  of  Cork  under 
Cromwell,  in  1650,  and  had  three  sons  vis., 
I.  Jaspsr,  b.  in  1676,  of  Keroonway.  co.  Cork,  m.  in  1701, 
Elizabeth  dau.  of  Qeoige  Rogers,  Esq.  of  Ashgrove,  co. 
Cork,  and  had  a  son,  Richard,  who  d.  tutm.  in  1730. 
IL  Robert. 

III.  John,  M.D.,  b.  in  1678,  m.  Lucy,  2nd  dau.  of  Cuthberfc 
Wilkinson,  Esq.,  and  had  (with  one  dan.,  Lucy)  an  only 
son, 

Jasper,  who  m.  1st,  Mrs.  Lasier,  and  2nd]y.  in  1774 
Grace.  2nd  dau.  of  Hovull  Farmar,  M.  D.,  and  Katharine- 
Dorothea  Russell  his  wife^  and  had  three  children, 

1  Richard,  an  officer  iu  the  8th  regt.,  drowned  at  sea 
with  his  detachment,  in  1814. 

2  Jasper,  captain  Royal  Marines,  of  Sunnybank,  co. 
Hereford.  J.P.  and  D.L..  m.  in  1819,  Meltora,  widow 
of  P.  R  Mynors,  Esq.  of  Treago,  which  lady  d.  in  1829. 

1  Dorah,  d.  uma.  in  1881. 

TheSndson, 

RoBKBT  Farmar,  Esq.  of  Fergus,  oo.  Cork,  b.  in  1677, 
mi^or  in  the  army,  m.  in  1700,  Grace,  2nd  dau.  and  oo-heir 
of  William  Hovell,  Esq.  of  Mount  Hovell,  oo.  Cork,  by  Grac« 
his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Beare,  of  Beare  Forest,  by  whom 
(who  d.  in  1763)  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1743,  the  foUowiii|^ 


I.  Hovell,  of  whom  presently. 

n.  Edward,  captain  royal  marines,  b.  in  1710^  m.  1st,  in 
1746,  Katberine,  dau.  of  Poole  St  Barbe,  Esq.  of  Bittern 
Hants,  and  widow  of  Lieut.  Gates,  RN.,  by  whom  be 
had  three  children,  viz., 
Edward,  M.D.,  d.  «.  s.  in  1802. 

Robert-Hill,  of  BaraihUl,  co.  Cork,  general  of  marinea, 
b.  in  1755.  married  three  wives :  by  his  2nd  wile, 
Mildred,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Farmar,  ho 
had  four  children,  viz., 

1  Robert-Herring,  6.  in  1794,  an  officer  in  the  77th 
regt.,  m.  in  1817,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  Armigbar 
Sealey.  Esq.  of  Cork,  and  d.  22  Aug.  1848,  leaAng; 
issue,  CharlesLewis-Atterbury,  in  the  royal  marine^ 
b.  23  Jan.  1831,  Frances  -  Geoigiana,  and  Juliooa- 
PriscOlo,  m.  24  March,  1849,  to  Thomas- Osborao 
Stock,  Esq. 

2  Edward-Stetliuff,  mi^or  in  the  army,  6.  in  1796.  m. 
in  1836,  Jane,  omy  dau.  of  James  Cunningham,  Esq., 
ciQ>tain  RN  ,  and  has  issue.  Edward-James-Cunning- 
ham, b.  1845 ;  Jane-Cunningham-MUdred;  Qeoigian»> 
Marianne;  Florence -lAiduda- Caroline;  and  Helen- 
Theresa-U  nity-Gordon. 

1  Elizabeth.  2  Marianne^  d.  in  1824. 

General  Farmar's  3rd  wife,  whom  he  married  in  1800L 
was  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Dr.  Mallet,  a  physician, 
and  relict  of  Thomas  Symonds,  Esq.,  captain  RN. 
General  Farmar  d.  82  Jan.  IUSO, 
Katharine,  d.  in  1824. 

He  m.  2ndly,  in  1779,  Frances,  eldest  dan.  of  Edward 
Roberts,  Esq.  of  Clover  Hill,  oo.  Cavau  and  had  another 
son  and  daiL, 


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FAB 

BIclwrd'Hugh-HoTell-Storlliig.  of  Castle  Treasnre,  co. 
Cork,  6.  in  1782,  captain  royal  nuurlues,  a  gallant  and 
distinguiahed  officer,  m.  in  1818,  Anno,  8rd  dan.  of 
Thomaa  Qrasebrooke,  Esq.  of  Dndbridge,  oo.  Qlou- 
eaater,  and  dying  in  1840,  left  iaaue.  1  Richard,  capt 
royal  mariuea,  6.  In  1819,  m.  16  Feb.  ISM,  Eleanor, 
youngest  dau.  of  John  ffimpaon.  Esq;  S  William- 
Edward,  royal  marinea,  b.  in  1824,  m.  17  Sept.  1850, 
Manr  Dorset  youngest  dau.  of  William  Lawranoe,  Esq. 
of  Fletton  Tower,  oo.  Huntingdon ;  1  Caroline ;  and 
S  Anne-Qrasebrooka. 
Helen,  d.wMi.  in  ISSU 
He  d  in  1784. 

m.  Biohard,  in  holy  orders,  of  Bomhill.  co.  Cork,  rector  of 
Dunmanway  and  Timoleasue,  «.  in  1760,  Klizabeth,  dau. 
of  Robert  Fraeiian,  Esq.  of  BalUnguile,  and  had  two  daua., 
of  whom  Mildred,  the  eldtar.  »t.  her  cousin  General  Robert- 
Hill  Farmar;  and  Maiy-Anne,  wl  to  — Herring,  Esq., 
B.  I.  Go.'s  service. 
I.  Orace,  b.  in  1702,  m.  in  1726,  her  cousin  the  Hoil  Richard 
HiU,  of  Beare  Forest^  oo.  Cork,  one  of  H.H.  CouncU  for 
South  Carolina. 

n.  Elixabeth,  si.  John  Bsare^  Esq.,  of  Coi^  and  d.  in  178^ 
leaving  issue. 

m.  Jane,  m.  to  WnUam  Wakeham,  Esq.  of  ^ilng  HIU,  oo. 
Cork,  and  left  issue. 
IV.  Hannah,  ai.  WiUiam  K^yes,  Esq.  d,  in  1790,  aged  84. 

The  eldest  son, 

HovsLL  Farmab,  M.D.  of  Mount  Hovell,  oo.  Cork,  6. 
in  1701,  m.  in  1789,  Kathatlne  Dorothea,  eldest  dau.  of 
Christopher  Bussell,  Esq.,  colonel  of  the  17th  regt,  and 
Governor  of  Miuu^M^  where  he  d.  in  1768^  aged  67.  By 
this  lady  Dr.  Farmar  had  issuer 

I.  HuoH-HoTBLL,  his  heir. 

II.  Robert  captain  in  the  50th  regt,  m.  Jane^  dau.  of 
William  Wakeham,  and  d.  $.  p. 

L  Elisabeth,  m.  Joseph  Oatea^  Esq.  of  Kalnabone^  oo. 
Cork,  and  d.  in  1810. 
n.  Grace,  m.  to  Jasper  Farmar,  Esq. 
He  d.  in  1770,  and  was  *.  by  his  elder  son. 

HuoB-HoTSLL  Fabmae,  Esq.  of  Dunsinane,  oo.  Wexford, 
called  to  the  bar  in  1768.  He  m.  in  1781,  Jane,  dau.  of 
MictuMl  Roberts,  Esq.  of  Kilmony,  oo.  Cork,  (cousin  of 
Sir  Thomas  Roberts,  Bait  of  Britfleldstown,  in  the  same 
ccmnly,  and  Cuusin  of  Jane  Roberts,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Sir  W  Iter  Roberts  Bart.,  and  duchess  of  George.  8rd  Duke 
of  St  Albans,)  by  whom  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1812, 
L  HuoH-HoTKLL^  his  hslr. 

u.  Michael-Roberta,  an  officer  in  the  army,  killed  in  action 
at  Cuba,  atmo  1807. 

m.  WilUam-RusMll,  of  Bloomfldd,  oo.  Wexford,  in  the 
commission  of  the  neaoe,  6.  in  1802,  m.  1st  in  1829,  Elisa, 
4th  dau.  of  Richara  Donovan,  Esq.  of  Ballvmore.  in  the 
.  same  county,  and  has  surriring  issuSi  1  William-Henry, 
fr.  in  1831:  1  Anne-Jane;  S  Katherine-Elixabeth ;  and 
Elixabeth-Mary.  He  m.  2ndly,  29  Nov.  1863,  Henrietta, 
Snd  dau.  of  Harry  Alcock,  Esq.  of  Wilton,  co.  Wexford. 
I.  Mary,  m.  to  lier  cousin,  Charles  HIU,  M.D.,  of  St  John's^ 
eo.  Wexford. 

JL  Katherine-Dorothea,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Richard  Hill, 
Esq.  of  Urrin's  Fort,  co.  Wexford. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

HuOH-HovBLL  Fabmab,  Esq.  of  Dnnsinine,  oo.  Wexford, 
J.P.,  m.  in  1816,  Meliora,  <mly  dau.  of  the  late  Peter-Rickards 
Mynors,  Esq.  oifTreago,  co.  Herefbrd,  and  had  issue, 
HuoH-HoyxLL-BABKXBYiLLX,  proscnt  representative  of 
the  fiimily. 

William-Roberts,  h.  14  March,  1826,  capt  H.H.  82nd  regt, 
severely  wounded  at  the  battle  of  AUwal,  m.  20  May.  1851, 
Alida-Maiy,  only  child  of  Bdward-Stoue  Cotgrave,  Esq., 
capt  RN.,  and  has  imnib,  Richard-De  Malpas-Cotgrave, 
(72  Dee.  1858. 
Mdiora-Mynors. 

Anna-Catharina-Rickards,  m,  12  June,  1866^  to  the  Rev. 
William  -  Hlrael  Le  Morchant  vicar  of  Harlsfleld,  co. 
Qloooester. 
Jane-PhiUppa-Baskerville,  m,  9  Deo.  IB6%  to  John  Whita- 
head,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law. 
Mr.  Farmar  d.  in  1828. 
Seoe— Clohaas,  eo.  Wexibrd. 


FARKEB  OF  NONSUCH  PAKK. 

Fabmbb,  William-Fbancis-OaicdLj  Eaq.  of  Non- 
such Park,  CO.  Surrey,  high-eheriff  in  1849,  and  a 
magistrate  and  deputy  lieut. ;  iit  in  1887,  BCatilda, 
da>t.  of  Robert  WilkiuBon,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WnxiAM-BoBKBT-OAMVL  6. 12  July  1838. 

ir.  ThomAS-AlUx.  6. 14  Nov.  1839. 

m.  George-Laneelot-Mcliean. 

IT.  Charlee-Bdward. 
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FAR 

T.  Jftmes-Edmund-Chunul.  n.  Heniy-Lowth. 

I.  Ma'ilda-Frances.  n.  Margaret-Anua. 

m.  Emilie-Maiy.  rv.  Catherine-Augusta. 

%intKf5t. — Samubl  Fajoikb  Esq..  for  many  years  M.P. 
for  Huntingdon,  claiming  descent  firom  the  Fcbmors  of 
Norlhampiotukirt,  purchased  about  the  close  of  the  18th 
centuiy.  the  be«itiful  seat  and  estate  of  Nonsuch,  co. 
Surrey  so  long  a  royal  residence  (m(  Burke's  Vmiation  of 
Oreat  Britain,  vol.  i.  p.  214).  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the 
late  Joseph-Easton  Meeke.  Esq.  of  Rotherhithe  and  sister  of 
the  late  William  Meeke,  Esq.  of  Beddington,  co.  Surrey,  and 
had  a  son, 
WiLLiAM-MaBKB.  M.P.  for  Huntingdon,  who  m.  Frances, 

dau.  of  Michael  Barstow,  Esq.  of  Fulford,  co.  York,  and 

d.  vitd  pcUrit,  in  Oct.  1836,  leaving  issue, 

1  WiLLiAM-FRANOis-GAifuii,  uow  of  Nousuch  Park. 

2  Arthur- Augustus,  settled  in  Canada,  m.  Ix>uiae,  dau. 
of  the  Hon.  Peter  De  Blaquicre,  and  has  issue. 

8  Oeoiige- Almond,  an  officer  H.E.I.C. 8.,  d.  in  India,  1<»37. 
4  Thomas-McLean,  late  captain  in  the  army,  m.  Ellen, 

dau.  of  the  Rev.  Henry-Curtis  Cherrie^  rector  of  Buxgh- 

field.  near  Readius.  Berkshire. 
6  Archibald-Hamilton,  settled  in  Canada,  m.  Augusta, 

dau.  of  the  Hon.  Peter  De  Blaquiere,  and  has  issue, 
6  Reginald-Onslow,  R.A.  m.  Qeraldine,  dau.  of  Cuptahi 

Parrell.  late  R.A. 

1  Elisabeth -Marie,  m,  to   Charles  WUshere,  Esq.  of 
Hitchen,  Herts. 

2  Emilie-Geoi^giuna,  m.  to  Hippolyte  Yon  Klense,  capt 
Bavarian  guuds. 

8  Everllda-Franoes  m.  to  Qustave  Von  AschebeiK.  late 

captain  Russian  hiissars. 
4  llary-Eugeuie,  m.  to  Maximilian,  Boron  Von  Qumpen- 

bei:g-Buyerbaok,  of  the  Bavarian  guards. 

Jrnu— Aug.,  a  feese,  sa.,  between  three  lions'  heads, 
erased,  gu. 

Crut — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet^  or,  a  cock's  head,  gu., 
crested  anil  watted,  gold. 

IToMo— Hora  e  sempre. 

i60a^— Nonsuch  Park,  near  Cheam. 


FARNALL. 

Farnali^  Habbt-Burrard,  Esq.,  6.A.,  of  Burley 
Villa,  Lyme,  eo.  Dorset,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  28  June, 
1802 ;  m.  1st,  in  Feb.  1829,  Dorothea,  4th  dau.  of  Alan 
Bellingham,  Esq.  of  The  Castle,  Castle  Bellingham, 
oo.  Louth;  and  2ndly,  Khoda- Eleanor,  dau.  of  tha 
late  Hobert  Bellamie,  £>q.  of  Sandford  House,  near 
Tauuton,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 

I.  Harry-db  la  Rosa-Bitbrard,  6. 1863. 

XI.  Edmund-Waterton,  b.  1866. 

I.  Eleanor-Jacintha-Mary. 

EClltagt.— Habrt  Farhall,  Esq.,  capt  R.N.  (only 
■on  of  Nathaniel  FamiUl.  Esq.  an  officer  of  the  60th  regt. 
by  Eliaa-Jadntha  his  wife  dau.  of  Colonel  Burrard,  M.P.,  of 
I^mington,  and  Bliai  his  wife  dau.  of  De  La  Rosa,  ambas- 
sador from  the  court  of  Spain),  m.  in  1800,  Marth%.  dau.  and 
co4keir  of  Philip  Elliott.  Esq.  of  Clifton,  oo.  Gloucester,  and 
had  issue, 
HABBT-BmuuRD,  Us  liefar,  18th  in  direct  descent  from 
EnwARD  I. 

PhUip-BUiott  of  Boldnor,  Isle  of  Wight  a  magistrato^ 
who  m.  1st  Marianike-Fletchor,  only  surviving  child,  of 
Samuel  •  Pearoe  -  Trcffeare  Parson,  LL.D. ;  and  2ndly, 
Hannah-Frances  Christie,  by  whom  he  hiis  issue, 
Oeorge-Rooke,  of  Burley  Park,  near  Ringwood,  Hants, 
J.  P.,  who  m.  Mary,  only  child  of  Redstone  Warner,  Esq., 
and  has  issue, 

^rm#^-Or,  on  a  bend,  gu.,  three  annulets,  of  the  first, 
within  a  bordure^  of  the  second,  bezantte. 
Afotto— Persevere. 
JUfidcfice— Burley,  Villa,  Lyme^  oo.  Dotaet 


FABNHAM  OF  QUORNDON  HOUSE. 

Farnham,  Edward  -  Basil,  Esq.  of  Quomdon 
House,  CO.  Leicester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  North 
Leicestershire,  6.  19  April,  1809 ;  m.  5  July,  1851, 
Emily-Oertrude,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  William  Cradock 
Hartopp,  Bart  of  Four  Oaks  Park,  co.  Warwick, 
and  has  one  son,  6.  8  July,  1855. 

fLintS^t* — ^By  deeds  without  dates,  there  appear  to 
have  been  two  Lords  of  QuiRimoir  prior  to  the  rdgn  of 
Edward  I    viz.. 

BoBGRT  Farnham  and  Sir  Robert  Fabhhah  Knt,  The 
son  and  hsir  of  the  latter, 


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8iB  JoBH  Fabhham,  of  Queradoik,  «o.  Latoartw,  Uied 
temp.  Edward  I.,  and  was  uioMtor  of 

Tbomaa  Pabkham,  Eaq.  of  Nether  Hall,  who  m.  Fimooea, 
dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Waldnin,  Kut.  of  Charley,  In  Leicester- 
ehire.  and  dying  in  Aug.  16M,  left,  with  two  sons,  Hknbt, 
his  heir ;  and  Thomas,  who  d.  num.,  four  daus.,  ▼!&,  Fran- 
ees,  6.  in  1680.  m.  to  difton  Rhodes,  Esq.  of  Btooton,  Notts ; 
Margaret,  bapt.  6  Jvdj,  1636.  m.  to  Richard  Wilson,  Eaq.  of 
Knight  Thorpe,  in  Leicestershire;  Dorothy,  m.  to  Henry 
Waldron,  Esq.  of  Famham  Castle,  oo.  Cavan ;  and  Eliza- 
beth, m.  to  the  Rev.  Nicholas  Hall,  rector  of  Loagfaboroagh. 
The  elder  son  and  heir, 

Htkrt  Fabmham,  Esq.  of  Nether  Hall,  a  captain  in  the 
army,  m.  in  1660  Martha,  dau.  of  Thomas  Mousey,  Gent,  of 
the  CO.  Staflbrd,  and  had  issue.    The  4th  son, 

BofJAMnr  Fabhham,  Esq..  m,  in  1703,  Sarah,  one  of  the 
daus.  and  co-heirs  of  Edward  F^miham.  Esq.  of  Quomdon, 
and  dying  in  1747,  aged  77,  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Bdwabd  Fabhham,  Esq.  of  Quomdco,  6. 16  March,  1704, 
who  m.  8  March,  1725,  Easter  Lake,  of  Cwitarbury,  and  by 
her  (^0  wasbuiisdl  May,  1767)  had, 

William,  his  heir.  

Thomas,  successor  to  his  brother  WHliam. 
EowABD,  successor  to  his  brother  Thomas. 
Esther,  m.  to  John  Willows,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  17M. 
Anne,  m.  to  Noah  Bolaine,  Esq.  of  Canterbuxy. 
Barah,  m.  1st.  to  Sir  Chaitos  Halford,  Bart.,  and  Sndly, 
to  Basil,  Earl  of  Denbigh. 

Mr.  Famham  d.  8  June,  1775,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thb  Bit.  William  Fabhham,  6.  in  1788,  who  d.  isKieless, 
and  was  «.  by  his  brother. 

Thomas  Fabhham.  oaptain  B.N.  of  Quomdon  House,  b, 
80  Oct  1748,  at  whose  decease,  warn..  2  Dec  1798.  the  estates 
and  representation  of  the  fiunily  derolTed  on  his  brother. 

Edward  Fabhham,  Esq.  of  Quomdon  House,  6.  in  1758, 
high-sherifr  of  Leicestershire  in  1817.  m.  in  1795,  Harriet, 
youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Rer.  Dr.  Rhudde,  diaplain 
in  oidinaiy  to  his  late  Miv}esty,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1854) 
had  issue, 

EDWABD-BASiLk  BOW  of  Quomdon. 

Sxrah-Anne. 

Mary-Eliza,  si.   28  Sept  1842,  to  the  late  Hon.  and 
Rev.  WilUam-Chafy  Heoniker,  brother  of  John,  Lord 
Henniker. 
Mr.  Famham  d.  7  Jan.  1886. 

.^rm#— Quarteriy,  or,  and  as.,  in  the  two  first  quarten  a 
crescent  counterchanged. 
Crett^An  eaffle,  or,  wings  dose,  preying  on  a  rabbity  aig. 
BmU— Quomdon  Houses  near  LoughSorougfa. 

FARQUHAR  OF  GIUOLNSCROFT. 
QratFarquhab,  Maboabit  and  Javb,  of  011- 
iniUiscroft,  oa  Ayr. 

XrClVaffe.— -The  ftmi]y  of  Farquhar  has  e^)ofsd  its  pre- 
sent poesessions.  in  Kyle  Stewart,  for  many  geneeatlons. 

Alixahdbb  Fabquhab  of  Oihnilnsoroft  (Uneally  de- 
scended flrom  Robert  Farquhar,  laird  of  Oilmilnsoroft  at  tiie 
close  of  the  14th  century),  si.  and  had,  with  a  dau.,  Cathe- 
rine, m,  about  the  year  1546,  to  John  Hamilton,  of  Oams- 
keith.  a  son  Ahdbkw,  ancestor  of  the  Fabqithabs  ^  au» 
wUnftroft,  whose  eventual  heiress 

JahbFabqvhab  of  Gilinilnsaroft(ci4y  child  of  Alexander 
Farqiihar  of  Qilininseroft).  m,  in  1777.  Johh  Obat,  Esq.  of 
Kilmerdenny,  son  of  James  Gray,  minister  of  BtrathUane, 
grandson  of  John  Gray,  minister  of  the  High  Churdi  of 
Glaagow.  and  great-grandson  of  Andrew  Gray,  irbom  fiither, 
John  Gray,  was  youngest  son  of  Sir  William  Gray,  of  Pitten- 
drum,  ancestor  of  ^joni  Gray,  and  had  issue, 

Jambb,  his  heir. 

Alexander,  formerly  in  the  army,  deceased. 

John,  lieutenant  40th  regiment,  who  d.  in  coosequenoe  of 
wounds  received  at  Salamanca. 

William,  a  merchant  in  Glasgow,  deceased. 

Andrew,  comptroller  of  the  customs  at  Irvine^  who  m.  in 
1820,  Margaret  dau.  of  the  late  Bei\|amin  Barton,  Esq., 
late  commissary-clerk  of  Glasgow,  and  has  a  son,  John, 
and  other  issue. 

Robert,  who  d.  in  1807. 

Eliu,  m.  to  John  Ashbumham,  M.D.  of  London. 

The  heiress  of  Gihnihisoroft  d.  in  1809,  and  was  s.  by  her 
eldest  son. 

Jambs  Gbat-Fabquhab,  Esq.  of  Qilmilnseroft,  who  m.  In 
1801.  Margaret-Cochrane,  eldest  dau.  of  MiO<n'  Jamos  Baillie, 
of  the  7th  or  royal  ftiMliers.  and  fort-nu^or  of  Fort  St. 
George,  by  Margaret  Boss  his  wilb.  eldest  dan.  of  Lord 
AnchorviUe,  late  one  of  the  senators  of  the  CoUms  of  Jus- 
870 


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tioe,  and  left  imM,  Jehn,  4. «.  p.,  and  Hkwunr and  Jav% 

now  of  Gifanihiscroft    CoL  Gn^Ftaqohar,  was  lisQt.-«oL 
of  the  royal  Ayrshire  miUtla. 

Jrms— Arg.,  a  lion  rampant,  sa.,  anned  and  hmgoed,  or, 
between  three  sinister  hands,  two  and  one,  oonped  paleways^ 
gu. 

On$^^jL  dexter  hand,  eouped  as  in  the  arma. 

Supporter   Two  greyhcunds,  ppr. 

If oMo— Sto,  cado.  fide  et  armis. 

fitetf— GUmihiscrofk,  in  Kyle  Stewart 


FABQUHABSON  OF  INVEBCAULD. 

FARQXTHABfiOir,  James,  Ebq.  of  InTereaold,  oou 
Aberdeen,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m,  80  April,  1888,  Janet 
Hamilton,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  G«ieral  FranoiB 
Dundas,  of  Sanson,  Berwickshire,  2nd  son  of  Boberi 
Dundas,  of  Amiston,  Lord  President  of  the  Ck>uri  of 
Session,  and  has  issae, 

I.  Jambb-Bosb,  b.  9  Jan.  1884. 

n.  Frands-Dundss,  b.  18  Aug.  1835. 

m.  George-Murray,  b,  18  Aug.  1836. 

IT.  John-Atholl,  6.  7  Nov.  1887. 

▼.  Bobert-Dundas.  6.  29  March,  1840. 

Tx.  Henry,  6. 19  Nov.  184S. 

X.  Catherine.  n.  Henzietta-Dundas. 

m.  Janet-Hamilton. 

EilUXSf  .^"  The  representative  of  this  anelsnt  hmOy  " 
saith  Douglas,  in  the  3ar9ao^  * 'is  the  head  or  chief  of  ih* 
powerflil  and  numerous  dan  FABQUHABSogr,  tidddi  had 
lai^  possessions  in  the  Braes  of  Mar  (the  head  of  Aberdeen- 
shire),  and  the  adjacent  counties.  The  house  of  Invereanld 
derives  its  descent  fhnn 

Shaw  MoDutv  (sprung  from  a  younger  sod  of  the  poCsDt 
Thanes  of  Fifb).  who  had  a  son  called  Fabquhab,  who  set- 
tled in  Mar.  in  the  reign  of  Bobbbt  11.  (1871),  and  was  made 
bailie  and  duunberlain  thereof;  his  sons,  aa  was  customary 
in  that  early  period,  obtaining  the  surname  of  Fabquhab.- 
sovs,  sons  of  Farquhar,  founded  many  opulent  and  powerftil 
houses  in  Scotland.    His  great-great-grandson, 

Fx2n>LA,  commonly  called  Futdla  Mobx,  from  his  gigantio 
size  and  great  strength,  a  man  of  daring  courage  and  of  a 
bold  and  determined  diaraoter,  m.  1st,  Beatrix,  dau.  of 
Geoiige  Garden,  of  that  ilk.  and  had  (with  a  younger  aoo, 
who  founded  the  houses  of  Farquharson  of  ^hitehouse  («as 
that  nam*),  of  Fxhxbak.  now  repnsented  by  Archibald 
FABquHABSov.  Esq.  4c)  a  son  and  heir,  Bobbbt.  He  m, 
Sndly  a  dau.  of  the  Baron  Boy.  of  KiiMardine  Stewart,  and 
had  other  ofaikiren  eeated  in  Perthdiire.  This  gallant  war- 
rior waa  killed  at  Pinkie  to  1647.  bearing  the  r^  banner, 
and  was  buried  in  the  churchyard  of  Invereauld.  Hewass. 
by  his  son, 

BoBBBX  Fabquhabsoh,  of  Invereanld,  who  m.  Maxjory, 
dau.  of  John  Bold,  of  Straloch,  and  dying  Imp.  Jambs  ▼!» 
was  «.  by  hie  aon, 

John  FABQiniABSDir,  of  Inveroauld,  who  left  by  his  let 
wilb.  adaiu.of  Barclay,  of  Garthly,  an  only  son, 

BoBBBT  FABquHABSOH,  of  InvsTcauld,  who  m,  Maifaiet 
Brakine,  of  Pitodrie,  and  was  «.  at  his  deoease,  in  the  raigB 
of  Oeablbb  II.,  by  his  elder  son, 

Alxxabdbb  Fabquhabsoh,  of  Inveroauld,  who  m.  Isa- 
beUa,  dan.  of  WlBiam  Maoklntosh,  of  that  ilk.  by  Margaret 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Graham  of  Fintiy,  and  had  three  sona  and 
adau.,  vis.,  Wuxiam,  his  heir;  John,  successor  to  his  liro- 
ther;  Alexander,  of  Monaltrie ;  and  Margaret,  «.  to  John 
Bobertson.Esq.  ofLade.    The  eldest  son. 

WnxiAM  Fabqohabsov,  Bsq.  of  latvercanld,  d,  mmi.,  and 
was  <.  by  his  brothsr, 

John  Fabquhabsoh,  Bsq.  of  Invereanld,  who  m.  1st,  Isa- 
beUa.  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  Alexander  Burnet,  Bari.  of 
Craigmylhe,  and  had  several  children,  who  all  d.  young. 
He  m.  Sndly.  Christian,  dau.  of  Sir  Bobert  Mensies,  Bui.  of 
Weem.  and  had  one  dau.,  who  d.  mmi.  He  m.  Srdly.  Mar> 
garet,  dau.  (by  Aim  his  wifia,  oo^ieir  of  Sir  Bobert  Ocichton 
Murray.  Knt  of  Oockpool)  of  Lord  James  Murray,  son  of 
John,  1st  Marquess  of  Athol,  by  Amelia  his  wlfb,  dan.  of 
James.  7th  Earl  of  Derby,  K.G.,  and  had, 

Jamu^  hishehr. 

John,  who  d.  young. 

Anne,  (the  celebrated  Lady  Macintosh,  who  assisted  Prince 

Chablbb^  in  1746,  by  heading  her  husband's  olan,)  wu  to 

Bneaa  Macintosh,  of  Macintosh, 

Margaret^  d.  w&m. 

The  Laird  of  Inveroauld  si.  4thly,  Jean  Forbes,  of  Waterton, 
and  had  one  son,  Bobert>  idu>  d.  mam,,  and  two  daus.. 


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Mwy.  m.  toChptofa  OltoT,Midgtony,  m.  to—  Bomidtfltt, 
Esq.    HeivMt.  athisdooeaae,  inl760,  byhiaton. 

Jambs  Fabquhabson.  Es^.  of  InTeroMiId,  who  m.  AmeUa, 
relict  of  John,  8th  Lord  Sinclair,  and  dau.  of  Lord  Oeoiig* 
Mttmy,  ]leut.-gen.  of  the  Ch«vaUM<B  army  in  1746,  6th  ton 
of  John,  lab  Duke  of  Atholl  and  had  a  hu^  fkml^.  who  all 
4L  itnm.  ozoept  tbo  yonngvat  Mr.  Faxqohanon  d.  in  1806, 
and  was  <.  by  hia  only  aurriving  diild, 

Cathsbqu  Fabquhajwoit.  of  Inveroanld,  who  m.  16  June, 
1798,  Captain  James  Boas,  B.N.,  Snd  son  of  Bir  John  Lock- 
bart-Boss,  Bart,  of  Balnagowan»  by  Bliiabsth  his  wife, 
eldest  dan.  of  President  Dundas.  and  by  him  («rtu>  took  the 
name  oTFIaxquhacBaii,  andd.  in  1810)  had  issoe, 

jAisn^  now  of  Inreroanld. 

AoMlia,  «».  Frands  arant^  Eaq.,  and  d.  1887. 

Elizabeth. 

Jrnu— Ouarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  or.  a  Uon  lampanlk  go., 
armed  and  langoed,  as  the  paternal  cost  of  the  name  of 
Fabqukabsov  ;  Xndaad  Srd,  aig.,  aflr  tree  growing  out  of 
*  mount  m  base^  seeded,  ppr.  on  a  diief;  gu.,  the  banner  of 
Scotland  in  bend  displayed ;  *  osnton  of  the  first  diarged 
with  a  dexter  hand  couped  at  the  wrist,  in  fesse  holding  a 
dagger,  point  downwards,  ppr. 

Cre$t—A  lion  i8siiant>  go.,  holding  a  sword  in  his  dsKter 
paw,  pinr.,  pommelled,  or. 

Bupporten^lwo  wild  cats,  ppr. 

A/otto— Fide  et  fortitadlne. 

iSeiK*— Inyeroauld,  Aberdeenshire ;  said  HaxUe^  Perthshire. 

PARQXTHABSON  OP  HAUGHTON. 

Fabquhabson,  Bobbbt-Fbaitod  Ooiltib,  Esq.  of 
Haaghton,  co.  Aberdeen,  b.  26  Oct  1828. 

fLitttKfft* — This  fiunily  descends  flrom  the  andent  and 
once  powerftd  house  of  CiTiaaxo  o/AUyrt,  having  branched, 
aeeording  to  nnmsvous  rsoords  extant,  fh>m  the  parent 
stock  about  the  year  1460.  It  also  derives  ftrom  tiie 
OgUvies  Barls  of  Flndlater,  whose  ancestor  was  brotherof 
the  oldest  earl  in  Great  Britain,  snd  brother-in-law  of 
William  ths  Liow.  having  married  that  monarch's  sister. 
The  patent  of  the  Bad  of  Angus  bears  date  1087,  and  he  is 
still  lineally  repreeented  by  David  Ooilvib,  JBaH  nif  AirlU. 
(Ste  BujtKB%  Penoift.) 

Alcxakdbb  Cummtko.  of  Altyre,  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  Sir 
William  Fraser.  of  Philorth  (progenitor  of  the  Lords 
Soltoun)  and  had  two  sons,  SiB  Thomas  Cummxno,  his 
heir;  and 

FsBOUHABD,  ancestor  of  the  Cummi]^  of  KeUas,  Ac.  oo. 
Muny,  who,  disobliged  at  the  refusal  of  their  chief  to  allow 
them  to  bury  their  dead  in  the  Cftmily  burial-place,  and 
from  other  feuds  common  at  that  time,  laid  aside  the 
surname  of  QTMMiKa,  and  adopted  that  of  Fabovhabsoit, 
as  descendants  of  Ferquhard,  fh>m  whom  have  sprung  the 
Fabqqbabsovs  of  Haughton  and  BaUing.  in  Aberdeenshire. 
This  iMuily  of  F^uharson  possessed  Kellas.  Ao.  for  many 
gttoeratlons,  and  became  allied,  by  marriage,  to  many  of 
the  best  northern  bouses,  the  QraniSklnnesee  Ac  Tbe4th, 
in  direct  male  descent,  firom  Ferquhard.  Wiluam  Fab- 
(lUHAJksoir,  oUcM  CuMMiKO,  of  Esllas,  m.  about  the  year  1680, 
Jesn,  ard  dau.  of  John,  grsndson  of  Fivlat  M obb  (pro- 
genitor of  the  clan  Fabqubabsov).  by  his  Snd  wife,  a  dau. 
of  Baron  Boy.  of  ginoarrtine  Stewart  and  had  issue,  who 
csnted  on  tbe  Une.  He  was  one  of  the  banms  of  the  north 
who  signed  a  roll  for  the  protection  of  Jambs  YI.  after  the 
Oowiy  conspiracy. 

During  the  cM  wars,  the  FABQUHABSOire  of  Kellas 
followed  King  Chablbb  I.  to  Tork,  shared  in  his  fortunes, 
losttheirestate,  were  aU  but  one  killed  in  battle,  and  Ueln 
the  cathedral  at  Durham.    The  survivor, 

JoBv  Fabqubabsov,  returned  to  Scotland,  took  np  his 
abode  in  Monymusk,  Aberdeenshire,  and  purchased  the 
estate  of  Haqohtov.  He  m.  hi  1666,  a  dan.  of  Donald 
Farquhanon,  Esq.  6th  son  of  Inveroauld,  and  left  a  son  and 


JoBN-CuMMOio  FABQiTBABaoB,  Bw}.  of  KsUas,  00.  Moray, 
and  Haughtoo,  co.  Aberdeen,  who  i».  Janet,  dau.   of 
—  Dawn^,  Esq.  of  Aberdeen,  and  had  two  sons  and  a 
dan.  via.. 
L  Jon,  wiio  SI.  Anne  8lewMt»  Ooantess  of  Blssaington, 
but  predeeeased  his  father  without  issue. 
II.  Fbabois,  his  hflir. 

L  Mary,  who  m.  the  Bev.  Alexander  Ogflvie^  of  Cairns- 
town,  CO.  Moray,  son,  by  Janet  Innes,  of  Culne,  his  wife, 
of  John  Ogilvie.  E^.  of  Caimstown  (a  lineal  male 
descendant  of  OffUvie  \if  Findlater  and  Deskford,  prior  to 
its  elevation  to  toe  peemge  as  Baron  Deskford  and  Eari  <^ 
Findhiter),  and  had  issue, 
Albzavdbb  000.71^  sueoessor  to  his  unelsk 
871 


Pbs  only  surfif  IngBcn, 

FBAirais  Fabquhabsob,  Esq.,  m.  Grace,  dau.  of  Franoia 
Stiachan  Esq.  of  Edinburgh,  and  had  a  dau.  Annie,  who  4. 
young.  This  gentleman,  who  purchased  the  two  baronies 
of  Alford.  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  nephew, 

Albxabdib  Ooilvib,  Esq.,  who  assumed,  upon  inherit- 
ing the  Haughton  estate,  the  name  and  arms  of  Fabquhab- 
sotf .  He  m.  in  1768,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Hay,  Esq.  of  Edin- 
burgh, and  had  issue,  Fbabois,  his  heir;  Jobb,  successor 
to  his  brother;  Mary;  and  Frsnces-Aaae.  m.  to  Michael- 
Stovin  Fenwick.  Esq.  Mr.  OgUvie  Fsrquharson  d.  in  1788, 
and  was  «.  by  his  elder  eon, 

Fbakois  Fabquhabsov.  Esq.  of  Haughton.  at  whose 
decease,  nam.  in  1808,  the  estates  devolved  upon  his  only 
brother. 

Jobb  Fabqvbabpob,  Esq.  of  Hsughton,  J  P.  and  D.L., 
6. 16  April,  177»,  who  m.  17  Sept.  1812,  Maxy-Anne,  eldest 
dau.  of  Sfar  As«hibald  Grants  Bart,  of  Monymusk.  and  d. 
14  May.  18M,  leaving  a  eon,  the  present  Bobbbt-Fbaboo- 
0a9;via  Fabqubabsob,  Esq.  of  Haughton ;  and  two  daus., 
Mary-Ogilvie;  and  Sophi»Janet-Ogilvie,  m.  82  Jan.  1846,  to 
John  Michell,  Esq.  of  Foroett  Park,  oo.  Tork,  and  Olasiiel, 
CO.  Kincardine. 

.^rms— Qusrteriy :  Ist^  or,  a  lion,  rampant^  gu.,  armed  and 
langned,  as.,  for  Fabqubabbob  ;  2nd  and  Sm,  as.,  a  bezant 
betwixt  three  garbs,  for  Cummino  <tf  AUyre;  4th,  arg.,  a 
Scotch  fir-tree  growing  out  of  a  mounts  ppr.,  also  for  Fab- 

QVEABSON. 

Crut—A  son  shining  in  ftill  splendour  over  a  cloud,  ppr. 
Motto— Above  the  sun,  "Ulumino."    Under  the  arms 
"  Memor  esto  nu^orum.** 
iSecU— Haughton,  co.  Aberdeen. 


FARQUHARSON  OP  WHITEHOUSE. 

Pabquhauson,  Abdbew,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Wbite- 
house,  oo.  Aberdeen,  a,  his  father  20  Feb.  1855. 

&itt^Q[(«— The  fianllies  of  this  surname  were.  Ihmi 
the  earliest  accounts,  located  in  Strathdee,  in  the  parishes 
of  Oratbie  and  Kindroohit,  or  Braemar,  co.  Aberdeen,  and 
were  at  one  time  very  numerous.  The  first  person  of 
eminence  of  the  name  was  Findla  Mhob,  so  called  from 
his  great  stature.  He  was  head  of  the  clan  ccnnmonly 
known  in  the  Highlands  by  the  name  of  Olan  lonlay.  or 
Farquharson  of  Braemar.  Findla  Mhor  was  killed  at  the 
battle  of  Pinkie,  in  1547,  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Habt, 
carrying  the  Boyal  standard  of  Scotland,  and  was  buried  in 
the  churchyard  of  Inveresk  at  a  short  distance  from  the 
field  of  battle.  No  monument  was  erected  to  his  memory, 
but  the  place  was  long  known  in  that  parish  by  the  name  of 
the  "Long  Highlandman'S  Orave."  From  Findla  Mhor 
directly  descended  the  Fabqubabsons  <if  MonaUHe, 

Jahbb  Fabqubabson  (the  immediate  younger  brother  of 
OoL  Donald  Farquharson,  of  Monaltrie,  who  oommanded  the 
Braemar  and  Strathdee  men.  under  the  illustrious  Marquess 
of  Montrose,  and  was  highly  distinguished  in  the  wuns 
of  Charles  I.)  was  a  writer  to  the  signet  at  Edinburgh, 
and  purchased  the  lands  of  'Whitehouse,  in  Cromar,  co. 
Aberdeen.  He  m.  1st.  a  dau.  of  Mr.  Hay,  a  lawyer  at 
Edinburgh,  and  had  two  sons.  James  and  David,  whose 
descendants  are  all  now  extinct.  He  t».  2ndly,  Ann,  dau .  of 
Col.  Oardyne,  of  Che  Bussian  service,  and  by  her  acquired 
the  lauds  of  Ballaterauoh.  and  had  a  son.  Habrt.  who  s. 
him.  Mr.  James  Farquharson  d.  in  1666,  and  was  buried 
in  the  ikmily  burial-place  in  the  church  of  Tullich,  in  Mar. 
His  son  snd  successor, 

Habbt  Fabquhabsob,  of  Whitehouse,  f».  1st,  in  1681, 
BATbara.  youngest  dau.  of  Francis  Boss,  of  Auohlossen,  aud 
had  issue  three  sons  i.  Fbabois,  his  heir;  ii.  Charles,  who 
m.  a  dau.  of  Grant  of  Oarthenmors,  and  had  two  daus. ; 
ui.  John,  a  surgeon  in  London,  m.  aud  had  a  dau. ;  and 
three  daus.,  whereof  the  eldest  m.  John  Forbes,  of  Deskrle; 
the  2nd,  Euphemia,  William  Stewart,  of  Auchoilsie;  and 
the  8rd,  Barbara,  Doiiglas  of  Blookmill.  Mr.  Farquharson 
m.  2ndly,  Mrs.  Elisabeth  Harper,  and  had  by  her  two  sons, 
Habbt,  and  James,  the  latter  of  whom  d,  unm,,  and  three 
daus.    The  eldest  son, 

Fbakois  Fabqubabbob,  of  Whitehouse.  m.  Euphemia, 
dau.  of  Bobert  Boes,  of  Auehlossen,  his  cousin-gennan,  and 
had  two  sons,  Habbt,  and  Frands.  iriio  d.  tnua.,  and 
several  daus.  He  purohaeed  the  land  of  Shiels,  in  the 
parish  of  duny,  co.  Aberdeen.    His  eldest  son. 

Habbt  Fabquhabsob,  of  Shiels.  m.  1st,  Jane,  dau.  of 
Boss  of  Tillysuaught,  and  had  three  sons.  Hariy,  Charles, 
snd  Alexander;  the  two  first  d.  in  Jamaica,  vnm  ;  the 
youngest,  AlexMider,  m.  a  dau.  ot  Irvine  of  Cults,  but  d 


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FAB 

without  fMOA.  Tliere  wer«  also  ferenl  diXM. ;  tiw  aldatt 
m  John  Henderson  Esq.  of  Oasldeben,  oo.  Aberdeen ;  the 
other  three  m.  gentlemen  of  the  nMsee  of  Edgar,  Ord,  sod 
Gordon  in  JAmaioft,  the  two  first  had  iseae  the  last  none. 
On  the  death  of  Alexander,  great-grandson  of  Harry  Far- 
quhnrson.  of  Whitehouse,  the  heirs  male  of  his  1st  ftunily 
became  extinct,  when 

Habrt  Fakqubabson.  his  eldest  son  by  Mrs.  Harper,  his 
Snd  wife,  became  his  heir.  He  was  a  captain  in  the 
lament  of  infimtry  commanded  by  Col.  Frands  Ftoquhar- 
son,  of  Monaltrie,  forming  a  part  of  the  army  of  Prince 
Charles-Edward  and  foil  at  the  battle  of  Cnlloden.  in  April, 
1746.  He  m.  in  1720,  Barbara,  dan  of  John  Oordon.  of 
Hallhead,  oo.  Aberdeen,  by  Maiy  his  wifo,  dau.  of  Francis 
Ross,  of  Auchlosson  and  Barbara  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert 
Fkrquharson,  of  Inverosuld.  By  her  Oapt.  Farquharson 
had  issue, 

Haxbt,  d.  i.  p,  WnxLuc,  of  whom  we  txvat 

James,  d.  $.  p. 

Robert^  a  physidaa  in  Jamaica,  who  d.  thara,  learlng  a 
dau. 

Maigaret,  who  <i  imm. 

Grace,  m.  to  the  Rev.  George  Campbell,  B.D.,  F.R.8., 
Edin.,  principal  and  nrofessor  of  divinity  in  the  Uol- 
▼errity  of  Mirisdial  uoll^go,  and  one  of  the  ministers 
of  Aberdeen,  a  man  eminent  for  piety  and  liteiaiy 
acquirements. 

The  2nd  son. 

WuxiAM  FABQinHABaoir.  M.D.,  was  a  physician  in  Dundee, 
and  Ikmily  physician  to  John  Lyon  Bowes,  Baii  of  Strath- 
more.  He  m.  1756,  M;%rgaret,  eldest  dau.  of  Patrick  Souper, 
of  Aucblunies  oo.  Kinaurdiue.  By  Margaret  his  wife.  Dr. 
Fkrquharaon  had  issue  (with  a  dau.,  Ann,  who  d.  wnm.) 
two  sons.  Habbt,  who  d.  unm, ;  and 

Patbiok  FAKQURABsoir,  Bsq.  of  Whitehouse,  J.P.,  who 
m.  1795,  Maijory,  only  dau.  of  William  Stewart,  Esq.  of 
Lessmurdie,  co.  Banff,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1  April,  1849) 
had  issue, 

Geoige-Campbell,  d.wtm.  8  Sept.  1888. 

Akdrsw,  now  of  Whitehouse. 

Jane-Stewart. 

Haivaret,  m.  to  lieut.-CoL  J.  Fkrquharson,  H.E.I.C.S., 
of  Corrachree,  Aberdeenshire. 
Xr.  Farquhanou  d,  20  Feb.  1855. 

Arms,  Orttt,  and  Jtfotto— eame  as  FABquHARWir  of  /nter- 
eaitddt  but  without  supporters. 
i8rat->Whitehouse,  co.  Aberdeen. 


FABBELL  OF  DALYSTON. 

Faebell,  Charles,  Eeq.  of  DalvBton,  co.  Galway, 
J.P.,  5.  in  1825;  «.  to  the  estates  of  his  late  maternal 
tincle,  Charles  Farrell,  Esq.  of  Dalyston,  and  as- 
sumed, in  consequenoe,  by  royal  license,  bearing 
date  at  St.  James's,  1855,  me  surname  and  arms  of 
FAUBELLy  instead  of  his  patronymic,  Cabroll. 

ILflWI0t. — ^The  Farrella.  now  of  Dalyston,  spring  from 
the  OTerrals  of  Momyng  and  Bawn,  oo.  Longford,  who 
were  of  the  clan  Boy.  The  old  castle  of  Momyng  stiU 
stnnds  and  hers  the  femily  was  resident  in  1888.  Shortly 
alter,  on  the  defeat  of  King  Jamm  II.,  they  were  dis- 
possessed and  their  property  oonfisoated.  On  a  tombstone 
in  the  churchyard  of  Moidou,  oo.  Longford,  the  burial-plaoe 
of  the  OTerrals  of  M orayng  and  Bawn,  are  inscribed  the 
names  of  Robert  OTarrell,  Esq.  of  Bawn  and  of  his  wife 
Alice,  and  also  that  of  James  OTarrell.  Esq.  of  Minard  (son 
of  Robert  and  Alice  OT.irreU  of  Bawn),  who  d.  28  Not. 
1771,  aged  88.  This  James  is  the  1st  of  the  name  of 
O'Farrell  who  resided  at  Minard.  He  noTsr  married,  and, 
on  fixing  his  residence  at  Minard,  took  his  sister  to  live 
with  him.  This  lady  married  a  namesake  c^  her  own,  and 
had  several  children,  yix..  Richard  OTarrkll,  who  d.  at 
an  adTanoed  age.  in  France;  Robert,  who  d.  at  Minard; 
Alice,  who  m.  Cbaries  Evers,  and  was  mother,  inter  aliot,  of 
Mart,  the  wife  of  Jambs  Farrcll  of  Minard ;  Elisabeth, 
who  iM.  Peter  Farrell,  of  Coldrsgh ;  and  another  dau.  who 
m.  a  Mr.  Dalton.  At  the  decease  of  James  O'Farrell,  of 
Minard,  28  Nor.  1771,  the  whole  of  his  property  derolTod 
on  his  steter  from  whom  it  ]>assed  to  her  son.  Robert,  at 
whose  death  it  was  divided  between  the  husbands  (Charles 
Evers  and  Peter  Furell)  of  his  sisters  Alios  and  Elisabeth. 

Jambs  Farrvll,  who  m.  sometime  about  177S,  Mary, 

dan.  of  Charles  and   Alice   Everj,  was  son  of  Patrick 

O'Farrell.  who  accompanied  James  OTarrell.  the  1st  of 

Minard,  to  that  place,  and  resided  with  his  wife  and  ftmily 

872 


stlfiaanl.to  the  time  of  fals  deathfailtW.  Mr.Jtam 
Farrell  occupied  a  portion  of  the  Hums  of  Minard  and 
Loragh,  and  d  17  Jan.  1789,  aged  88,  being  buried  at 
Moidon.    Hia  son, 

Charlbs  Farrbll,  Esq.,  ft.  at  Minard,  oo.  Longford, 
24  Aug.  1774.  took  the  degree  of  M  D.  at  the  Univenity 
of  Edinburgh  in  1708,  who  waa  much  distinguiBbed  in  the 
medical  profession.  He  passed  many  years  in  high  offioial 
position  in  the  East.  Dr.  FarreU  d.  in  1856^  having 
bequeathed  his  extensive  property  to  his  nephew,  Charub 
Carroll  (son  of  John  Oarroll  late  of  Edgeworthstown.  co. 
Longford,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  James  Fsr«I1,  of 
Minard),  who  assumed  in  consequence  the  somame  and 
anna  of  FarreU,  and  is  the  present  Charlss  Farbkix.  Bsq. 
of  Dalyston. 

Amu—'Ptir  fees,  or  and  vert,  a  lion  rampant,  oountor- 
dianged :  on  a  canton,  gu.,  an  Irish  haip,  of  the  first. 

Crut  On  an  Eastern  crown,  or,  a  greyhound  oourant^  p«r 
pale,  ai;g.  and  sa.,  gorged  with  a  eoUar,  go.,  tfaesefram  a 
broken  diain,  of  the  last. 

iScaC— Dalyston,  near  Loui^irea. 


FARRER  OF  INGLEBOROUGH. 

Farrsb,  Jamis-Willum,  Esq.  of  Ingleborongfa, 
oa  York,  b.  11  May,  1785 ;  m.  6  Julv,  1811,  Hon. 
Henrietta-Elizabetb  Scott,  relict  of  tne  Hon.  John 
Scott,  eldest  son  of  the  Ist  Earl  of  Eldon  (Lord 
CHiianoellor  of  Great  Britain),  only  dau.  of  Sir  Mat- 
thew-Wbite  Ridley,  of  Blagdon,  co.  Nortbomber- 
land,  (2nd)  Bart.,  mother  of  the  2nd  Earl,  and 
grandmother  of  tbe  8rd  Earl  of  Eldon.  By  her, 
who  d,  10  Oct  1858,  he  has  iasue, 

X.  Jamss.  6.  8  May,  1812,  M.P.  for  South  Durham,  J.P. 
and  D.L. 

n.  Matthew-Thomaa,  in  holy  orders,  ft.  8  FM>.  1818,  -riaar 
of  Addington  and  perpetual  curate  of  the  chapelry  of 
Shirley,  oo.  Surrey,  m.  1st,  8  Aug.  1848,  Frsnoss- 
Emma,  eldest  dau.  of  Edward  Oolding  Bsq  of  Maiden 
Erlegh,  Berks.  whi<dt  lady  d.  $.  p.  8  Sept.  1844;  and 
Sndly  8  July.  1848,  Mary-Louisa  Anson,  eldest  dan.  of 
the  late  Sir  William  Anson,  Bart.,  K.C.B..  by  whom  he 
has  issue,  1.  James -Anson,  ft.  1849;  2.  WilUam,  ft. 
1860 ;  8.  Matth«w-G«>iKe,  ft.  1858 ;  and  1.  Maiy-Char- 
lotte. 

m.  Ottrer-Wniiam,  ft.  18  Maroh,  1819,  barriater«t-law.  m. 
8  Aug.  1848,  Bmily-C.-H.  Cooke,  only  dan.  of  the  Ber. 
Bobert-Bryan  Cooke,  rector  of  Whektrake,  oo.  Toik, 
tnd  son  of  Philip  Cooke,  Esq.  of  Owston,  near  Doik' 
caster,  and  has  issue,  OliTor-Oodke,  ft.  1829;  aadPhilip, 
ft.  1868. 

IT.  Henry-Bichard,  of  Green  Hamerton,  banister-at-law, 
btte  feUow  of  Merton  College,  Oxford,  m.  29  June,  1884, 
Bliaa-Maria.  2nd  dau.  of  the  Bight  Hon.  Sir  Thomas 
Fremantle,  Bart  of  Swanboune,  oo.  Bucks  and  has  a 
son,  Bichard-Bldley,  ft.  1868. 

L  Frances-Sarah,  m.  14  June.  1887  to  B.-Vanaittart  Neala, 
Esq.,  only  son  of  the  Bev.  Edward  Neale.  of  Allealey 
Paik,  00.  Warwick,  late  rector  of  T^dow,  and  baa 


n.  Henrietta-Louisa. 

Mr.  Farrer  was  appointed  a  master  in  Chancery,  by 
Lord  Chancellor  Eldon,  in  1824,  and  had  become 
senior  master  in  1852,  in  which  year,  by  the  act  of 
parliament  ref<»ining  tiie  Court  of  Chanoefy,  the 
offices  of  masters  in  Chanceiy  were  abolished,  and 
under  the  act  he  retired  upon  full  pay.  Mr.  Flurer 
is  J.P.  for  the  West  Riding  of  Torki^ure,  and  for  the 
oos.  of  Westmorland  and  Lancaster,  and  deputy- 
lieut.  for  the  first. 

Ettltafff .— Tboresby,  in  his  Pmeaim  Uodtntii,  in  the 

description  of  Wortley,  writes,  '*  James  Farrer.  Esq..  is  losd 
of  this  manor,  which  lamily,  Uke  many  othora,  haa  been 
too  remiss  in  a  timely  preserving  the  memoirs  of  their 
predecessors  and  for  that  reason  it  ia  that  this  pedigree  is 
not  honoured  with  the  name  of  that  pioua  martyr  Biahop 
Farrer,  who  was  bom  within  the  vicange  of  Haliikz.  within 
four  milos  of  which  he  gave  landa  to  his  near  relations.'' 

Hexbt  Fabbeb,  of  Eawood  Hnll.  Halifax,  lord  of  the 
manor  of  Wortl^.  m.  (1st  and  Snd  PmLXP  and  Mabt)  Anne* 
dau.  of  William  Barcrofb.  of  Darcroft,  and  had  two  sons, 
Henry,  d.  without  issue;  and  John,  iriio  had  two  sons, 
Honry  and  John.    Heniy  sold  Eawood  to  his  brother  John, 


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FA  R 

pnrehMed  kads  in  lineofaMhire  and,  in  leSS.  porohMed 
and  settled  »t  Lower  Oreystonleigh  fak  ChlppiBg-in-Bollaad, 
in  lADOMkire.    His  gruidaon.  Ridiard,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
and  oostomary  heir  of  Oliyer  Guy.  of  Lansh^w    in  the 
parish  of  C!  tpliam,  in  the  county  of  York,  whoee  grandson, 
Jamss  Farbkr.   m.    Mary.  dau.  and  heir   of  Thomas 
Harrison  and  d.  at  Clapham  in  1760,  leaving  three  sons  and 
one  dau., 
OliTsr,  m.  Anne-Selinak  dan.  of  the  Bight  Hon.  Sir  William 
Fawcett,  K.B.,  d  14  Aug.  1808,  without  issue. 
Thomas,  premier  barrister  on  the  erection  of  the  Supreme 
Court  or  Judicature  of  Bengal,  after  his  return  from 
India  he  repreeooted  the  borough  of  Wareham  in  two 
parliaments,  d,  khsi.  in  1797. 
JTamcs. 
Alice,  m.  to  Matthew  Consett^  Esq. 

TheSrdson. 

Jajob  Fabrkb  Esq.,  6.  IS  Sept  1761.  m.  Frances,  only 
dau.  of  ¥^lliam  Loxham.  Esq.,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of 
the  Ber.  Samuel  Sidebottom.  rector  of  Middleton,  and 
gnnddau.  of  Alerander  Badolyflb,  Esq.  of  Fozdenton, 
Lancashire,  and  had  issue. 

I.  James-Wiluam,  nowof  Ingleborough. 
u.  Oliver,  b.  8  Sept.  1788,  also  of  Ingleborough*  beinff 
co-proprietor  with  his  eldest  brotbe^  J.P.  for  the  West 
Riding  of  the  couuty  of  Tork,  and  for  the  counties  of 
Westmorland  and  Lancaster,  and  D.L.  for  the  flrst 
in.  Thomas,  6.  10  Deo.  1787,  m.  18  Sept  1810,  Cedlla,  Srd 
dan.  of  Richard  Willis,  Esq.  of  Halsnead,  oo.  Lancaster, 
d.  Sept.  18S8,  leaving  issue, 

1  Thomas-Henry,  m.  Jan.  1854,  Frances,  0th  dau.  of 
William  Ersldne,  Esq.,  deceased,  formerly  master  in 
equity,  secretary  to  the  Supreme  Courts  and  chief 
nMgistnte  of  pofice  at  Bombo^. 
8  Wllliam-James,  b.  24  May.  1822. 
8  Frederick-Willis,  b.  7  Sept.  1829. 
1  Cecilia-Frances,  SI.  to  Sir  Staffbrd-H.  Northcote,  Bart, 
M.P.  for  Dudley. 
S  Mary.  m.  Arthur,  4th  son  of  the  late  Right  Hon. 
Henry  Hobhouse,  of  Hapsdon,  co.  Somerset 
8  Ellen-Maria. 
IT.  William-Loxham,  of  Lincoln's  Inn  Fields,  London, 
b.  IS  Dec  1788. 

I.  Maiy,  m.  21  April,  1808,  to  the  Rev.  Henry-Colbome 
Ridley,  rector  of  Hambleden,  oo.  Bucks,  d.  8  Feb.  1882, 
leaving  issue,  and  she  d.  in  1837. 
n.  Fnuices-Loxham,  d.  unm.  in  1840. 
.^rMs— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  sxg.,  on  a  bend,  engr.,  sa., 
three  horseshoes,  of  the  field,  for  Faiuueb  ;  2nd  and  8rd,  or, 
gutt^  de  sang;  a  bend  gu.,  for  Loxham. 
Cmt^A  horseshoe  between  two  wings  erect,  ppr. 
i#oMo— Ferr«  va  Ferme. 
Seats— Ingleborough,  Clapham,  West  Riding,  Yorkshire. 

*«*  The  descendants  of  John  Farrer,  who  purchased 
Bawood,  have  become  extinct  in  the  male  line;  descendants 
in  the  female  line  married  into  the  &milies  of  Fawkes  of 
Fansley,  Cooke  of  Wheatley,  and  Legard. 


FARSYDE  OF  FYLINQDALES. 

Watbon-Farstdb.  Qeokoe-James,  Esq.  of  Fyling- 
dalesy  oo.  York,  baiTister-at-law,  ossunitid  the  addi- 
tional  surname  of  Farstds  in  1825. 

HCntXSt. — ^This  is  an  aadent  Scotch  and  Yorkshire 
&mi]y,  deriving  its  name  fhym  the  castle,  lands,  snd 
villages  of  Bsster  and  Wester  Fawsyde,  near  Tranent,  in 
East  Lothian.  The  Fawsydes  were  seated  at  Fawsyde  as 
eariy  as  126S,  when  we  find  Allav  x«  Fawstdb  gives  an 
obligation  to  pi^  ycariy  out  of  his  lands  to  the  monks  of 
Dunfennline  qninque  9oUdo$  arffuUi;  in  1292,  Robbbtus 
s«  Fawstdb  swears  fealty  to  Eowasd  I.  of  Englind,  for 
his  lands  of  Fawsyde;  in  1886,  Wiluam  dc  Fawstdb, 
together  with  William  de  Lurreyne,  has  a  pardon  fkt>m 
Bdwabd  III.  of  England,  for  sundry  raids  and  forays, 
murders,  lekmies,  Ac,  committed  in  border  warfStre;  in 
1860,  Thomas  dc  Fawstdb,  miU$t  has  two  safe-conducts 
by  Edwabd  III.  from  Scotland  into  England,  to  treat 
concerning  the  liberation  of  David  Bruce,  then  prisoner. 
Vrjm  this  period  frequent  and  honourable  mention  is  made 
of  this  family  in  Scottish  record.  Th^  were  summoned  to 
Parliament ;  a  Fawsyde  fell  on  Flodden  field  with  Jaxbh  Y. 
They  were  connected  with  the  families  of  Maloolm  Fleming. 
Earl  of  Wigton.  and  the  Swintons  of  that  ilk.  and  continued 
to  hold  the  lands  and  castle  of  Fawsyde  until  the  year  1044. 
when  we  find  that  those  possessions  phased  by  marriage  out 
of  the  femily  into  that  of  Douglas,  Marquess  of  Queensbury. 
This  is  thus  described  in  Douglas's  Peerage  of  Scotland : 
"  The  Hon.  William  Douglas,  of  Rilhead,  second  son  ot  the 
1st  Earl  ot  Quocnsbury,  si.  1st,  /L(p>e8  Fawsyde,  da\L  and 
373 


P  A  F 

heixess  of  FawByde,  of  Fawsyde,  agentlemaa  of  an  andent 
fiunily  that  had  been  seated  four  centuries  at  Fawsyde 
Castle,  in  the  parish  of  Tranent,  co.  Haddington,  by  whom 
he  had  issue,  Ac,,  Ac." 

Prior  to  the  marrisge  with  Douglas,  John  Farsyde,  or 
Fawsyde,  a  sdon  of  this  Camily,  had  come  into  England, 
either  with  King  Jambs  I.  or  a  short  time  previously,  and 
was  made  bow-bearer  and  warden  of  Picketing  Forest,  and 
had  a  lease  of  crown  lands  in  Scalby  and  Hutton  Bushell, 
and  other  places  in  Pickering  I^ythe,  N.  R.  oo.  Tork.  by 
King  Jambs.  From  this  person  the  Farsydes  of  Fyling- 
dales,  and  the  Far^yde-Watsons  of  Bilton  Park,  are  lineally 
descended,  as  shewn  in  the  pedigree  preserved  in  the  College 
of  Arms.    The  fttther  of  the  present  male  representative. 

John  Fasstdb.  Esq.  of  Bilton  Park,  oo.  Tork,  J.P.,  son 
of  JoHir  Fabstdb,  Esq.  of  Fylingdales,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dan.  of  John  Watson,  Esq.,  assumed  the  surname  of  Watson, 
inlieuofhispatronymio.  Hem.  Hannah,  dau.  of  the  Be  r. 
James  Hartley,  of  Stavely,  W.  R.  oo.  Tork,  and  d.  in  1810, 
leaving  issuer 

John  Farsyde-Watson.  Esq.  of  Bilton  Park,  near  Knares- 
borough,  who  m.  in  1830,  Qeorgina,  dan.  of —  White,  Esq., 
aiul  d.  1  April,  1881,  leaving  an  only  child  and  heiress, 
Gboboixa  Fabstdb-Watson,  now  of  Bilton  Park. 

Obosob-Jambs,  of  Fylingdales. 

Msry,  m.  7  July,  1830.  to  the  late  Rev.  Edward-Sacheverell 
Browne-Cave,  brother  of  Sir  John-Robert  Cave  Browne- 
Cave,  Bart  of  Stanford,  co.  Northampton. 

JmM— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  Fabstdb  ;  2nd  and  3rd, 
Watson. 

iftnt— Fylingdales,  Whitby  Strand,  co.  To  k. 


FAULKNER  OF  CASTLETOWN. 

Faulkner,  Hugh,  Esq.  of  Castletown,  co.  Carlow, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-Bhoriff  in  1847;  b.  7  Sept  1802; 
m,  20  July,  1837,  Jane-Mary-Franoee,  youngest  dau. 
of  Bolton  Waller,  Esq.  of  Shannon  Qrove,  ca 
Limerick,  and  niece  of  John  Waller,  Esq.  of  Castle- 
town, and  had  inue, 

I.  Hbhbt,  b,  f  Sept.  1888. 

n.  Bolton-Waller.  6.  21  Deo.  1841. 

m.  Arthur-Brooke,  6. 19  Jan.  1847. 

I.  Anne-McLeod.  n.  Elixibeth-Chariotte. 

Etntagt.— This  fomlly  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the 
eminent  Scottish  Camily  of  Falconer,  of  Halkerton.  The 
late  HuoH  Fauuoteb,  Esq.*  of  Wellbrooke  and  Seville 
Paric,  CO.  Tyrone  (whose  brother.  Samuel,  of  Castletown, 
oo.  Carlow,  was  drowned  at  sea^  served  as  high-Sheriif 
of  the  CO.  of  Wicklow.  where  he  had  a  seat  called  Fort 
Faulkner.  He  m.  1771,  Florence,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  M.  Cole, 
brother  of  1st  Earl  of  Enniskillen,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in 
1792,  left  at  his  deoease,  Sept.  1801,  four  sons  and  one 
dau.,  vis., 
X.  HsniT,  his  heir. 

n.  William-Cole,  sometime  an  officer  17th  light  dragoons, 
m.  Aug.  1799,  Maria,  only  dan.  of  Fnmcia  McNamturiH 
Esq.  of  Ardolom.  and  Castletown,  co.  Clare,  and  by  hor, 
who  d,  6  Dec.  1847,  left  at  hU  decease,  9  July,  1812,  four 
sons,  and  one  dau.,  vis., 

1  HnoH.  successor  to  his  uncle. 

2  Francis,  m.  Frnnoes,  Snd  dau.  of  L.-M.  Simon,  Esq.  of 
Blaokheath,  Kent,  and  by  her  (who  d.  at  St  Leouarda, 
S9  Dec  18U)  has  issue,  Louis,  Henry,  Matilda,  Cathe- 
rine, Frances -Dyson,  Louiaa-Mary,  Kathleen,  and  Jane. 

8  William,  m.  1829,  Miss  Creagfa. 

4  Henxy-Cole,  capt  in  the  army,  on  the  stiflC  *a.  1839, 
Rosalinda,  dau.  of  Siunuel  Morswood.  Esq.,  and  has 
issue,  Samuel,  b.  1846;  Frands-McNamara,  b.  1846: 
William -Waioughby-Cole^  b.  l^iSl;  Chariotte;  and 
Rosalinda. 

1  Catherine,  m.  to  Christopher  Plunket,  Esq.,  RM.,  oo. 
Louth, 
m.  Hugh,  of  Fort  Faulkner,  oo.  ^Hcklow,  m,  Henrietta, 
dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Butler,  Bart  of  BaJlintemple,  oo. 
Cariow.  and  d  in  1848. 

rv.  Arthur-Brooke  (Sir).  Knt  of  Evington.  Cheltenham, 
physician  to  the  forces,  and  physician  to  the  Duke  of 
Sussox :  )A.  Anne,  dau.  of  Donald  Mcliood,  Esq.  of  Lewes, 
and  (/.  1845. 

X.  Catherine,  nt  to  Captain  William  Martin,  of  the  9th 
dragoons. 
The  eldest  son, 

Hbnrt  Faulknbb,  E<iq.  of  Castletown.  D.L.,  served  ns 
high-sheriff  of  oo.  Cariow.    Ho  v^  1st,  Orace-Anna,  eldest 


^  'Evigh  Faulkner  had  three  sistom,  Anne,  wife  of  Mr. 
Montgomery,  of  Naas ;  Letltia.  wife  of  Mr.  Morewood ;  snd 
Margaret^  wUIb  of  Mr.  ComwalL 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


P  AU 

dku.  of  Sir  Charies  Barton,  Bart,  of  PoUerton,  wbioh  lady 
d.  1827 ;  and  Sndly,  in  1881,  Chariotte,  youngeat  dau.  of 
Jobn-Snow  Davis,  Esq.  of  Bimuner  Hill,  co.  Kilkenny,  bat 
d.  9.  p.  1845,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew,  Hugh  Faulkksb, 
Boq.  of  Castletown. 

Arm»—(tm  registered  in  Ulster's  Office}  Ac,  a  fkloon,  rising, 
arg.,  crowned  with  a  ducal  crown,  or,  and  chaiiged  in  the 
breast  with  a  num's  heart,  gu.,  between  two  etoilM,  in  chief, 
and  a  trefoil,  in  base,  of  the  third. 

CW0<— On  a  mount,  vert,  an  angel  in  a  praying  posture^ 
or,  within  an  orie  of  lanrel,  ppr. 

Jfotto^Vive  ut  vivas. 

fiecK— Castletown,  00.  Oailow. 


FAUNCE  OP  SHARSTED. 

Faukob^  Bdmund-Babbsll,  Esq.  of  Shanted,  oo. 
Kent,  and  NewingtoQ,  oa  Borrey,  IXL.,  late  oapt 
Hod.  KI.C.S. ;  m.  in  Dea  1840,  Mary-Dorothy,  dau. 
of  Baldwin-D.  Duppa,  Esq.  of  Hollingboiime  House, 
oa  Kent,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Chapmait-Dblauxs,  b.  7  May,  1843. 

n.  Edmund  Gladwyn,  ft.  18  April,  1848. 

X.  Ann-Isabella-Mary. 

%imtL^t^ — ^Tbe  flonily  of  Fauvoi  settled  in  Kent  in  the 
leign  of  Edwabd  VI.,  and  were  possessed  of  estates  in  the 
parishes  of  Rochester,  Cliilb,  High  Alston,  Aylesford,  &c.,  in 
which  churches  monuments  stiU  exist,  to  diflbrent  members 
of  the  fiunily. 

Habbis,  Hastsd,  and  other  historians  of  Kent,  men- 
tion BoMHAM  Fauhos,  of  Clilfe,  00.  Kent,  who  d  1652 ; 
and  his  son,  Thomas  Fauvob,  also  of  CUfb.  who  d,  and 
was  buried  there  in  1609,  aged  84,  leaving,  by  his  wife 
Alice,  a  eon,  Thomas,  who  entered  young  into  the  naval 
service,  and  was  present  at  the  attack  on  the  Spanish 
Armada  in  1688 ;  he  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  J  Baynard,  of 
Sborne,  and  residing  at  St.  Maigaret's,  Bocheetor,  was 
mayor  of  the  city  of  Boohestsr  in  the  year  1009.  He  had 
two  sons,  BoBBT  and  Thomas  ;  Thomas  joined  the  Pilgrim 
Fatliers.  in  America,  in  1840,  and  died  at  New  Plymouth, 
aged  99  ;  his  monument  there  has  lately  been  restored,  and 
is  shown  as  that  of  the  last  Elder  having  authority.  Bobert 
Faomob,  his  elder  brother,  suffered  considerably  during  the 
civil  wars ;  he  m.  and  had  two  sons.  Sib  Bobebt  Faukob, 
his  heir,  knighted  at  the  Restoration  for  his  loyalty,  who 
m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Bidiard  Head,  Bart,  of  the  Her- 
mitage, near  Rochester,  and 

Thomas  Favrob,  of  St  Margaret's,  Rochester,  J.P.  for 
the  CO.  of  Kent,  who  m.  Martha  loung;  and  had,  with 
other  issue,  a  son 

Thomas  Faunob  Esq.  of  High  Halston,  and  St  Margarat's, 
Rochester,  who  m.  Ann,  dau.  and  heiress  of  CSaptun  John 
DanieU.  R.N.,  of  St  Mary's  HaU,  oo.  Kent,  and  had,  with  a 
dau.,  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Fauhob,  Esq.  J.P.  of  St.  Margaret's  and  St.  Mary's 
Hall,  &c.  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edmund  Barrel], 
prebendary  of  Rochester,  and  had  issue, 

Edmund^  his  heir. 

Thomas,  m^or  in  the  army,  m.  Bridget^  dan.  of  E.  Nugent, 
Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  hadjwith  a  dau.,  Jane,  m.  to  J.Xons- 
dale,  Esq.)  two  sons.  Thomas,  lieut  R.N.,  d,  uam.  and 
Alured-Bodsworth,  major-f^eral  in  the  army,  C.B.,  who 
«a.  Maria,  dau  of  Q.  Goddart,  Esq.,  and  had  issiie,  two  sons 
and  three  daus. 

Mary,  m.  to  Alured  Pincke,  Esq.  of  Sharsted,  co.  Kent 

Anne,  m.  to  J.  Tasker,  Esq^  of  Franks,  co.  Kent 

Jane,  m.  to  J.  Hay,  Esq.,  Chief  Justice  of  Quebec 
The  elder  son, 

Thb  Rxv.  Edmumd  Faubob,  of  St  Mary's  Hall,  vicar  of 
Button  at  Hone  and  Horton  Kirby,  oo.  Kent,  m.  Ann- 
Eleanor,  dau.  of  James  Chapman,  Esq.  of  Paul's  Cray  Wiii^ 
CO.  Kent,  and  had,  with  a  dau.,  a  son  and  heir, 

Edmund  Faubob,  Esq.  of  St.  Mary's  Hall,  lieut.-coI.  in 
the  army,  who  m.  in  1796,  Biydges,  dau.  of  Nicholis  Cox, 
Esq.,  mi^or  in  the  army,  and  lieut-govemor  o^Gaspe, 
Lower  Canada,  and  had  issae, 

BnMinii>-BABBBLU  now  of  Bhanted. 

Thomas,  d.  young. 

Robert-Nicholas,  lieat-col.  E.  I.  Co.'s  service,  m.  Caroline. 

dan.  of  Henry  Dewar,  Esq.,  and  has  issue  two  sons  and 
three  dans. 

Bonham.  Ueutenant  and  a4}atant  21st  Fusileers  d.  utm. 

Walter-Bereaford,  capt  7Srd  regiment^  killed  in  the  Kafir 

warl85«. 

Frances,  i».  to  Edmund  Longmore,  Esq. 

Mary,  m.  to  Capt  Edmimd  Cox,  and  has  issue  one  son  and 

lour  daus. 

Jane,  «l.«nm. 
874 


F  A  U 

Amu-^kTg.,  three  Hods,  rampant  sa.,  sznksd,  and  laagoed, 
go.,  dncally  goisod,  or. 

Oreat-^A  demi-Uon,  rampant  sa.,  lacgoed  and  gor;ged,  as 
in  the  arms,  b^wera  two  wings,  arg. 

Motto— J^e  tentes  aut  perflce. 

SecU— Sharsted  Court,  co.  Kent 


FAUSSETT  OF  HEPPINGTON. 
Faussett,  Godfbst-Tbsvkltait,  Esq.  of  Hepping- 
ton,  CO.  Kent,  h.  1840;  s.  his  father  in  1855. 

Knf  a0(. — ^The  Faussetts  represent  sevoral  old  Kentidi 
houses,  and  among  others  that  of  Qodfkey  of  Old  Rom- 
n^,  Lydde  and  Hef^iington,  part  of  whose  estites 
are  still  retained  by  them.  The  andent  ikmily  of  God- 
frey was  originally  of  Old  Romn^,  oo.  Kent,  where  it 
was  settled  from  a  very  early  period.  llMir  name  was  at 
first  Fermor,  and  though  several  of  tbe  branohes  (ut  which 
there  were  many  in  the  immediate  neigfabouriiood)  appear 
to  have  used  the  two  names  somewhat  indlsorimiiutdy, 
the  principal  branch  at  length  adopted  that  of  (Godfrey 
only.  A  member  of  one  of  these  Inandies  received  from 
Hbhbt  II.  the  manor  of  Aldington,  which  manor  ora- 
tinned  with  them  till  the  death  of  his  lineal  descendant, 
Thomas  Godfrey,  in  the  year  1490,  whose  two  dins, 
and  co-heirs  divided  the  estate,  Agnes  marrying  William 
de  Blechynden  and  Babege,  John  le  Clerc.  Another 
branch  were  lords  of  the  adj<^nintr  msnor  of  Hurst  The 
main  branch  remained  at  Old  Romney  till  the  reigM  of 
Hbhbt  V.,  when  they  removed  to  Lydde,  or  lid,  oo.  Kent 
where  they  had  previously  possessed  lands  frx>m  the  earliest 
mention  of  them,  and  had  been  from  time  to  time  buried  In 
the  ohuroh,  which  contained  many  monuments  to  their 
memory. 

Thomas  G<»>vbet.  b.  in  1568,  5th  in  descent  firom  Thomas 
Godfrey,  Esq.  of  I^dde,  -niko  d.  in  14S0,  m.  1st  Mary, 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  Jc^n  Partriche^  Esq.  of  Iden,  co. 
Sussex,  and  by  her  (who  d,  1580)  had  a  son,  Pbteb,  his 
heir,  and  Mary,  m.  to  Sir  John  Honywood,  Bart    He  m. 
2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Michael  Pix,  of  Folke- 
stone (by  Emma  his  wife,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Richard 
Strugfaill),  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1589)  had  one  son, 
Thomas,  of  Hodiford,  father,  hUer  aUot,  of  three  sons, 
Pbtbb,  ancestor,  in  the  female  line,  of  the  OonrBSTS  (^ 
Brook  Stred  iTotise,   Kent ;   Edmund  Berrv*  (Sir),  who 
being  in  the  commission  of  the  peace,  fell  a  victim  to 
the  evU  days  of  Titus  Outes,  and  was  foimd  muixlered  in 
a  ditch  near  Primrose  Hill,  In  1678 ;  and  Bei^jomin,  of 
Norton  Court,  Kent. 

Thomas  Godfrey,  of  Lydde.  •».  8rd)y,  Eliaabeth,  dan.  of 
Richard  Allard,  Esq.  of  Biddenden,  oo.  Kent  by  whom 
he  left 

Richard,  M.P.  for  New  Romney,  in  the  reign  of  Chablbs  I., 
6.  in  1601,  d  in  1641,  who  was  ancestor  of  Uie  Godfreyscf 
Wye,  now  extinct 
The  eldest  son, 

Pbtbb  Godbbbt,  Esq.  of  lordde,  6.  in  1580.  m.  Dorothy, 
dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Wilde,  of  St.  Martin's,  near  Canterbury, 
and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Sir  Thomas  Hamon,  Knt,)  left, 

Thomas,  his  successor. 

Peter  (SirX  who  m.  Sarah,  dan.  of  Sir  Peter  Hsyman,  Knt 
of  Somer^dd,  and  by  her  had  one  son,  Thomas,  afterwards 
heir  to  his  uncle. 

John.  William. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Ridiard  Hardres,  Knt  of  Hardres  Court 
CO.  Kent 

BUsabeth. 
He  d.  in  1624.  and  was  «.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

Sib  Thomas  Godbbet,  Knt  of  Lydde,  b.  in  1607,  who  par- 
chased  Hepplngton,  in  1640.  He  was  one  of  the  leaders  cf 
the  Kentiah  insurrection,  in  favour  of  Chablbs  I.,  for  which 
ho  rUeed  a  troop  of  horse,  and  v^ch  was  defbated  by 
General  Fairfkx  in  1648.  By  his  wifb,  Hester,  dau.  of  ffir 
John  Wilde,  Knt  of  St  MarUn's  co.  Kent  he  left  one  dau., 
Hester  who  d,  an  inftmt  and  consequently,  on  his  dotth, 
in  1684,  he  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

Thomas  Godvbbt  Esq.  (son  of  Sir  Peter)  of  Heppingtca 
snd  Lydde,  who  m.  Mary,  reliot  of  Sir  Robert  Moyle,  Knt 
of  Buckwell,  oo.  Kent  and  dau.  and  oo-hsirMS  of  Nicholas 
Toke,  Esq.  of  Godinton.    9y  her  be  left, 

Hbhbt,  his  successor. 

Thomas,  who  d.  «.  p.  in  1688. 

Mary,  m.  to  ~  Wheler,  Esq.  of  Ottorden. 
He  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son. 


*  Erroneously  called,  in  most  histories  of  England,  Sir 
Edmundbury  Godfrey.  He  was  named  after  the  family  of 
Berry,  into  which  his  great-aunt  Catharine  Godfrey,  dau.  of 
Peter  Godfrey,  of  Lydde,  had  married. 


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FA  U 

Hbtbt  Godvbxt,  "Bmi,  of  Hepptagton  and  Lyddtp  h,  in 

1674.  m.  Oatherine,  dan.  and  heire«  of  the  Bev.  Thomas 
Fittis,  rector  of  St  Botolpb'a,  Biahopagaie,  by  yrhom  he 
hod  Mary,  only  surviving  dau,  and  sole  beiiess,  who  vras 
M.  to  Bryan  FSussett»  Eiq.  Henxy  Godftey,  Bsq.  d.  in 
1718. 

Jfumifm  flf  fioMitt 

Hbsibt  VAvmarr,  of  St.  Saviour's,  Southvark,  and  of 
Flumstead,  oo.  Kent,  temp.  James  I.,  by  will  proved  in  1658, 
devised  bis  estate  at  Plumstead  to  bis  grandson,  Henry. 
He  left,  by  bis  wife,  Jane,  two  children,  Johh,  mentioned 
in  his  father's  will ;  and  a  dau.  m.,  to  Henry  Hawkes,  Gent. 
His  son, 

John  Faubsrt,  left  three  children,  HnniT ;  Elisabeth ; 
and  Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Fielder,  Esq.  of  Dartford.  The  only 
son, 

Captaut  HnrsT  FAiTBBErr,  hebr  to  his  grandfiitber,  was 
of  St  Saviour's  and  Flumstead.  By  bis  vdfe.  Catharine,  be 
left  three  sons  and  three  dana.  OH>tain  Faussett,  d.  in 
1879,  and  was  «.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  Faussrt.  Esq.  of  Flumstead  and  Dartford, 
ft.  in  1870.  This  gentlemen,  who  was  the  first  "  Receiver- 
General  **  for  the  oo.  Kent,  m.  Mary,  sole  dau.  sad  heiress 
of  John  Bryan,  Esq.  of  Rochester,  and  by  her  (who  was  m. 
Sndly.  to  Lieut-Gen.  Robert  Bdhlin)  he  bad  issue.  He  d. 
in  1711,  and  vras  «.  by  bis  eldest  scm, 

Bbtah  Faitbsstt,  Esq.  of  Rochester,  and  afterwanls  of 
Hepi^ngton,  which  be  rebuilt  He  wu  Mazy.  dan.  and  sole 
beirMS  of  Henry  Qodftey,  Esq.  of  Heppington  and  lydde, 
and  by  her  bad  five  sons  and  eight  daos.    The  eldest  son, 

Tbs  Ret.  Brtan  Favssktt,  of  Heppington  snd  liydde^ 
f.  bis  father,  on  his  death  in  1750.  He  was  suoeessiyely 
ftllow  of  All  Soul's  College^  Oxford,  vicar  of  Alberbury, 
eo.  Salop,  and  perpetual  curate  of  Naokington.  and  rector  of 
Monk's  Horton,  oo.  Kent  This  gentlemen  was  an  sntlquary 
of  some  note,  and  bis  valuable  museum  of  Roman  and  Saxon 
remains  {see  Douglas'  Ifenia  BrUofmiea)  remained  at  Hep- 
pington till  the  year  1853,  when  it  was  sold  by  Dr.  F^nissett's 
executors ;  and  the  Saxon  Oollection,  known  to  antiquaries 
as  the  "  Faussett  Collection,''  is  now  the  property  of  Joseph 
Mayer,  Esq.  of  LiverpooL  By  bis  wifb,  EhssOMth,  only  dau. 
of  the  Rot.  Rovidand  Curtoii,  rector  of  Hainton,  Llnooln- 
shire,  be  had, 

L  HiVBT-GoDrBKY,  bls  successor. 

n.  Charles,  d.  young,  in  1755. 

m.  Bzyan,  who  m.  Doi-othy,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Smith, 
rector  of  fiorden,  Kent^  and  of  Seirbeok,  Lincolnshire^  by 

whom  be  bad, 
1  Bryan,  d.  young,  in  1798. 
1  Elixabetb,  d.  in  1800. 

S  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Ideut  James  Healeden,  B.N. 
8  Catharine-Uelena,  m.  to  Francis  Pridham,  Bsq.  of 
Bideford,  co.  Devon,  and  has  issue. 

L  Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Bland,  Esq.  of  HartUp-plaoe, 
00.  Kent,  who  left  a  eon,  William  Blahd,  Bsq.  of  Hart- 

l^>^lace. 

He  d.  in  1775,  and  was  «.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

HantT-GonnsT  Faurbctt,  Esq.  ci  Heppfaigton,  b.  in 
1749,  m.  1st,  Susan,  only  dau.  of  Riohaxd  Sandys,  Esq.  of 
Horthboume  Court,  Kent,  snd  had, 

GoDniBT,  bis  heir, 

Robert,  lieut  aN.,  5.  in  1788.  d.  «.  i>.  in  1818. 

Heniy,  6.  in  1788,  d.  s.  p.  in  1807. 

Elisa,  d.  in  1890. 

Mary,  d,  in  1880. 

Emma.  d.  in  1850. 


Mrs.  Faussett  dyhig  in  1789,  he  m.  Sndly.  Samh,  only  dan. 
and  heiress  of  Fettiplaoe  Nott,  Esq.  of  Msrston  HtUl,  co. 
Warwick,  but  by  her  left  no  issue.  He  d.  in  18S5,  and  was 
«.  by  his  eldest  son, 

OoDPBXT  Faussbtt,  D.D.  of  Heppington,  ft.  in  1780,  elected 
Margaret  ProfiMsor  of  DiTinity  in  the  University  of  Oxford, 
1827 :  he  was  successively  prebendaiy  of  Worcester,  and 
canon  of  Christchurch,  Oxford,  and  vras  also  vicar  of  Crop- 
thome,  CO.  Worcester.  By  bis  1st  wifl».  Mariaone-BUabeth, 
eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Bridges,  Esq.  of  St  Nicholas  Courts 
Kent  be  had, 

I.  Bbtav,  bis  heftr. 

II.  Oodfiney,  in  hdy  orders,  ft.  1818.  sometime  feDow  of 
Msgdalene  College,  Oxford ;  m.  Jemima- Anne-Amy,  only 
surviving  child  and  heiress  of  Thomas  Edward  Bridges. 
D.D.,  president  of  Corpus  Christi  CoUege,  Oxford,  ana 
eldest  son  of  the  abovementioned  Thomas  Bridges^  Esq., 
and  has  Issue, 

1  Marian- Amy-Godfirey.  3 

I.  Susan.  ] 

875 


F  A  W 

Mrs.  lanasett.  d.  in  1810,  and  Dr.  Faoasett, «.  8nd]y,8arah, 
eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Wethered,  Esq.  of  Great  Marlow,  oo. 
Bucks,  by  whom  he  had, 

Henxy-Godfkey,  in  holy  orders,  ft.  in  1824,  perpetual  curate 
of  Littleton,  oo.  Worcester,  m.  Helen-Melville,  dau.  of 
Rev.  Edwin  Sandys-Lumsdaine,  of  Liraisdaine  (me  fiunily 
of  Sandys-Lumsdaine),  and  liad,  Henry-Fermor-Goditey, 
ft.  and  d.  1855. 

William,  ft.  1825,  mi^or  44th  recent 
Robert,  ft.  in  1827,  student  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford. 
Thomas-Godf^,  ft.  in  1829,  scholar  of  Cotpus  Christi 
College,  Oxford. 
Edward,  ft.  in  1888,  d.  in  1841. 

John-Toke^  ft.  in  1885,  student  of  Christ  Ghuioh,  Oxford. 
SaxBh. 
Dr.  Faussett  d.  in  1858.  and  vras  «.  by  bis  eldest  son. 

The  Ret.  Bbtak  Faussbtt,  of  Heppington,  ft.  in  1811 ; 
had  been  (previously  to  his  inheritance)  curate  of  Cropthom^ 
Worcestershire.    He  tn.  Helena-CsroUne,  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Trerelyan,  Bart  of  Nettleoombe  Court,  Somersetshire,  and 
had. 
GoDnunr-TBBviLTAN,  prssent  representative. 
Maria-Helena. 
Mr.  Faussett,  d.  in  1855,  and  was  t.  by  his  only  son,  the 
present  Godfbxt-Tbbvxltan  Faussbtt,  Esq.  of  Heppington. 

Jmu-Or,  a  lion  rampant,  sa.,  debruised  by  »J>«»d, 
ffobony,  arg.  and  gu.     Quartering  the  shields  of  Bbyan, 

GonrBBT,  FABTBICHX,  TOBE,  GOLDWBLL,  HOLAND,  MaL- 

MATKs,  Haute,  Pbto,  Shblviho,  Boubhb,  Hougham, 
Dkhbb,  Db  Gattob,  Subbbnpbn,  Plucblet,  Tohifobo, 

WaLWOBTH,  BbWMBTT,  FlTTIS,  4to. 

Crem—A  demi-lion,  rampant,  aa.,  holding  in  the  paws  * 
Tuscan  column,  inclined  bendwise^  gobony,  axg.  snd  gu.,  the 
base  and  capita,  or. 

i8M<— Heppington,  Kent 


FAWCETT  OF  DITBHAM. 

Fawottt,  John,  Esq.  of  Dnrh«iD,  and  of  Branton, 
CO.  Northumberiand,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  MJL,  b,  6  May, 
1799,  high-sheriff  for  oo.  Durham  in  1847. 

Srineafl^*— 'The  fionily  of  Fawoett  is  of  some  antiquity 
in  the  00.  of  Durham,  and  held  property  in  the  parish  of 
Boldon.  This  property  was  partly  alienated,  and  partly 
descended,  in  the  female  line,  to  a  dau.  of  the  elder  brother 
of  the  great-grandfitther  of  the  prssent  representative  of  the 
ftmily,  who  now  possesses  estates  at  Lanohester,  and  in 
the  township  of  Framwelgate,  eo.  Durham,  as  well  as  a 
property  at  Sunderland,  diicAy  occupied  by  the  sites  of 
Fawcett  John,  Frederick,  and  Foyle  Streets,  in  that  town; 
be  possesses  likewise  the  Branton  estate,  in  Northumber- 


Chbisiophbb  Fawgbtt,  Esq.  of  Lambton,  oo.  Dmham, 

who  held  lands  in  Chester  and  Boldon,  a.d.  1869,  d.  14  Jan. 

1899-1700,  learing;  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  three  sons  and  three 

daus.,  vis., 

WiLUAM,  of  West  Bddon,  ft.  In  1876,  whom,  in  1709,  Sarah, 

Thompson,  and  d.  in  1720,  leaving  a  son,  Christopher, 

barrister-at-law,  who  d.  a_j>.,  and  a  dau.  Joan,  who  «. 

John  Colville,  Esq.  of  White  House,  in  the  parish  of 

Jarrow,  but  d.  «.  p.  iu  1785. 

JoHB,  of  whose  line  we  treat  .     ^ 

Thomas,  of  Durham,  whose  will  bears  date^  8  March,  1741. 

He  d. «.  o. 
Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Forster,  of  Lumley  Oastlo^  and  after- 

waras  of  Newfoottle. 
Margaret  m.  to  John  Stephenson,  Gent 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Bey.  Matthew  Forster. 

The  2nd  son, 

JoHH  Fawcbtt,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  and  rooorder  of 
Durham,  ft.  in  1679,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Richard  Ston- 
hewer,  Esq.  of  Durham,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Christophbb,  his  heir. 

u.  Richatd.  in  holy  oiders,  D.D..  vicar  of  Newcastle^ 
rector  of  Gateshead,  and  prebendary  of  Durham  Cathe- 
dral, bapt.  8  Oct  1714,  m.   Elizabeth  Brown,  and  d. 

82  April,  1782,  having  had  issue^  

1  John,  who  assumed  the  sumsme  of  Pultbhbt.   He  m, 

BUsabeth,  dau.  of  Sfar  Richard  Sutton,  Bart,  and  was 

the  late  John  Pultevet,  Esq.  of  Northerwood,  Hsnts. 

S  Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Green's  Norton,  oo. 

Northampton,  m.  EUsabeth,  dan.  of  J.  Portis,  Esq. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Peter  Bowlby,  LLD. 

The  eldest  son, 

CHBisToraBB  Fawcbtt,  Esq.,  banister-at-law,  and  re- 
corder of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  bapt  2  July,  1718,  s». 
29  May,  1757,  Winifred,  dau.  of  Cuthbert  Lambert  Esq., 
M.D.,  of  NewcatU^  and  d.  10  May,  1795,  having  had  is8U<^ 


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FE  A 

JoHV,  of  whom  presently. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Biohanl- wUUam  Plene,  Biq.  of  Thimbleby, 
CO.  York. 

Julia,  m.  to  Joseph  Airey,  Esq.,  and  d.  9.  p. 
Anne-Hary,  m.  to  Bobert  Pearson,  Esq. 

The  only  son, 

Tus  Rxv.  John  Fawort,  ▲.]!.,  resident  at  Newton  Hall, 
CO.  Durham,  b.  23  Not.  1708,  m.  29  Jan.  1795,  Mary- Anne, 
youngest  dau.  of  Ralph  Bates,  Esq.  of  Milboume  and  Holy- 
well, 00.  Northumberland,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Heniy 
Ellison,  Esq.  of  Hebbuin,  00.  Durham,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
«  Deo.  1849)  had  issue, 

I.  JoHH.  his  heir. 

II.  Christopher,  in  holy  orders,  A.M.,  6.  4  April,  1802,  of 
Bomerford  Kevnes,  Wilts,  m.  Sarah-Frances,  2nd  dau. 
and  oo-hcir  of  Geor^e-8.  Foyle,  Esq.  of  Somerford- 
Keynes,  co.  Wilts,  and  has  issue, 

1  Cbristopher-John-Foyle. 

2  Geoxn^Foyle.  8  William. 

1  Frances-Foyle.  2  Constance-Anne. 

m.  William,  d.  27  Jan.  1829,  aged  18. 

iv.  Henry,  aoddently  drowned  at  Oxford,  18  May,  188S, 

aged  20. 
▼.  Ralph-Thomas,  m.  1840,  Charlotte-Amelia,  younuest 

dau.  of  the  Hon.  Charies  Laurence  and  Ixdy  Caroline 

Dundas,  and  has  a  dau.  Florence. 
L  WiniAred-Anne,  d.  7  Nov.  1850. 

II.  Mary- Anne,  m.  to  John  Trotter,  Esq.,  M.D.,  and  has 
issue. 

III.  Elisabeth,  d.  12  June,  185L 
iV.  Julia,  d.  17  July,  1881. 

Mr.  Fawcett  d,  18  July,  1880.  aged  01.  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son,  the  present  John  Fa  wort,  Esq.  of  Durham. 

JmM— Or,  a  lion,  lamiMtnt,  sa.,  debruised  by  a  bend, 
oompony,  gu.  and  arg. 

Citft — A  demi-lion,  sa.,  holding  between  the  paws  an 
arrow,  erect,  or,  feathered,  arg. 

JttJidaice— North  Bailey,  Durham. 


FAWKES  OF  FARNLEY. 

Fawkxb,  Francis -Hawkbsworth,  Esq.  of  Fam- 
ley,  ca  York,  m.  6  April,  1825,  Eliasabeth-Aune, 
only  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rov.  Pierce  Butler, 
younger  eon  of  Henry-Thomas,  2nd  Earl  of  Carrick. 

W^itltHfSJt* — ^Waltbb  Ramsdsn,  Esq.,  son  of  Thomas 
Bamsden,  Esq.  of  Orawsthome,  co.  Tork,  by  Frsnces  his 
wife.  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Walter  Hawkesworth,  Bart  of 
Hawkesworth,  by  Judith  his  wiflo,  dau.  (and  co-heir  with 
her  sister  Maiigaret,  wifs  of  Fbakcis  Fawkss.  Esq.  of  Fam> 
ley)  of  John  Aysoough,  Esq.  of  Osgodby  (ms  Bubkb's  Extinct 
Marvnetagt)  assumed,  in  compliaDce  with  the  will  of  his 
grandfother.  Sir  Walter,  who  d.  in  17S5.  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Hawkiswobth.  He  m.  Frances-Eliaabeth,  dau.  of 
Joseph  Hall,  Esq.  of  Bkelton  Castle,  and  dying  17  Oct.  1700, 
left,  with  a  dau..  Frances,  m.  to  Legendre  Starkie,  Esq.  of 
Huntroyd,  a  son  and  successor, 

Walter -RAJiflDDr-BaAiTiioiiT  Hawkssworth,  Esq.  of 
Hawkesworth,  00.  York,  who  took  the  name  and  arms  of 
Fawkbs,  pursuant  to  l^c  testamentary  injunction  of  his 
cousin,  Frands  Fawkes,  Esq.  of  Famley.  He  m.  Amelia, 
eldest  dau  of  James  Farrer,  Esq.  and  had  (with  two  daus., 
Amelia,  vrife  of  Godfrey-W.  Wentworth.  Esq.  of  Woolley 
Park ;  and  Frances-Elizabeth,  wife  of  Charles-J.  Brandling, 
Esq.  of  Oosforth)  four  sons,  Waltkb,  Francis,  Aysoough, 
and  Bichard.    The  eldest, 

WAMsa-BAiisDSiff  Fawkes  Esq.  of  Famley,  b.  in  1769, 
was  elected  M.P.  for  Yorkshire  in  1808.  He  m.  1st,  Maria, 
dau.  of  Richard  Grimston,  Esq.  of  Neswiok,  by  whom  he 
had,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  heir,  the  present  FaANOis- 
Hawkesworth  Fawkes  Esq.  of  Faiiiley.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Maria-Sophia,  widow  of  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Pioroe  Butler, 
and  dau.  of  John  Vernon,  Esq.  of  Clontaif  Castle,  00. 
Dubl!n. 

Arm*,  ^.—{See  Bvrkb'b  Otnenl  Armory.) 

£0a<— Famley. 


FEARNLY  OF  HETTON. 
Fbabnlt,  Fairfax,  Esq.  of  Hetton,  co.  North- 
umberland, and  Sutton,  Kotts,  barrister  -  at  -  law, 
J. P.,  11^  Ifary-Ann,  dau.  of  the  late  Joseph  Barton, 
Esq.  of  London,  merchant,  and  has  issue  (with  two 
dauB.>  three  sons, 
I.  Fairfax. 

n.  Ghorlee-Joeeph.  ni.  John-Mihier. 

876 


8  GaroUne-LiBtitia,  d.  young. 
4  Bandle-Moaley,  d.  1850. 


FEI 

IL{tlfX9t««^T1iis  f^nily  came  ont  of  Cheshire,  and  were 
settled,  during  the  17th,  18th,  and  early  part  of  the  19th 
centuries,  at  Gomeraall  and  Oakwell  H  lU,  in  the  paiish  of 
BlrstaU.  Yorkshire. 

Tromas  Fbarnlt.  Esq.  of  Oakwell  Hall,  m.  Susanna  one 
of  the  co-heireeses  of  Colonel  John  Beckwith,  of  the  co.  York 
(who  had  m.  Miss  FUrikz,  of  the  same  county)  and  had 
inue  two  suns  and  one  dau.  The  eldest  son  Fairtax,  a 
barrister  on  the  northern  circuit,  d.  imm..  and  was  buried  in 
Harewood  Church,  Yoikshire.    The  2nd  son, 

BxHjAimr  Fearnlt,  Esq.,  m.  Elizabeth  eldest  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Heron,  Esq.  of  Sutton  Hall,  00.  Nottingfa  cm, 
and  of  Stnbton  and  Bescathorpe,  co.  lincolu,  eldest  brother 
of  the  late  Sir  Richard  Heron,  Bart,  and  uncle  of  the  pro- 
sent  baronet  and  d.  in  1810,  being  burled  in  Oakwell  choir, 
in  Burstall  Church.    He  had  three  sons» 

Thomas,  a  banister,  d.  mm.  1825. 

Benjamin,  d.  unnt,  1861. 

Robert,  m.  Eleanor,  eldest  dan.  of  the  Rer.  James  MUner, 

M.A.,  of  Leeds,  and  had  issue  a  son,  FAUtrAZ,  present 

representative. 

Jrm>— Or,  on  a  bend,  Tert,  three  bucks'  heads,  caboesed. 
Big.,  attired,  of  the  first,  quarteiiug  Bbckwitb  and  Herok. 

Creatr—A  talbot,  passant^  aig.,  through  feme^  vert^  c<dlarsd, 
and  lined,  or. 

FEILDEN  OF  WITTON. 

Fuldkn,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Witton  House,  00.  Lan- 
caster, J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1818,  5.  28  Feb. 
1792;  m.  June,  1817,  Frances  -  Mary,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Streynsham  Master,  rector  of  Croston,  oa  Lan- 
caster, by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Johu- 
Parker  Mosley,  Bart,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Hbnrt-Master.  J.P.  and  D.L.,  capt.  1st  royal  Lan- 
cashire miUtia,  b.  in  1818,  m,  27  June.  184$,  Caroline, 
dau.  of  Sir  Oswald  Mosl^.  Bart.,  and  has  had  issoe. 

1  Frances-Sophia. 
8  Cecily-Anne, 
n.  Rondle-Joseph,  6.  In  18S4,  capt  60th  rifles, 
m.  William-Leyland.  in  holy  orders,  ch.'xplain  to  the  Mar- 
quess Cholmondeley,  and  incumbent  of  BInowsley,  00. 

Lancaster,  b.  1825,  m.  1853,  Jane,  dau.  of  Lord  Sludair. 
IT.  John-Robert,  in  holy  orders,  chaplain  to  the  Marquess 

Cholmondeley,  student  of  Christdnuch  Cullege,  Oxford, 

6. in  1827. 
▼.  Oswald-Barton,  Capt  7Snd  Highlanders,  b,  in  1832. 
VI.  Oilbert-Streynsham,  ^.  in  1887. 
yn.  ▲Ibert-Augustus  d.  in  1852. 
I.  Frances-Mary, 
n.  Cecilia,  m.  1854,  to  the  Rot.  R.-Atherton  Rawstome, 

of  Hutton  Hall,  Penwortham,  co.  Lancaster. 
HL  Margiuetta-Priscilla. 
IV.  Emily-Augusta,  m.  1854,  to  Ralph  Asshoton,  Esq., 

eldest  son  of  William  Assheton,  Esq.  of  Downham  Hall, 

00.  Lancaster, 
v.  Louisa-Willis.  ti.  Ghaiiotte-Emma-WUlougbby. 

ViintKfit, — ^This  family,  seated  in  Lancashire  for  nearly 
four  centuries,  is  a  branch  of  the  same  stuck  as  that  of  the 
ennobled  house  of  Denbigh. 

We  find  that  Hrvrib  Fbildeh  or  Feldsk,  liTing  1480, 
was.  along  with  others,  appointed  a  trustee  for  the 
management  and  appropriitlon  of  certatn  lands  bequeadied 
for  the  puipoee  of  establishing  a  chantrie  and  chantiie 
priest  in  the  parish  church  of  Blackburn.  Next  in  suo- 
cessicn  was 

Randle  Feldeh,  or  Feildest  b.  1610,  who  was  appointed 
in  the  Queen's  ch.'irter.  dated  1567,  one  of  the  original  govern 
nors  of  the  Blackburn  Oraromar  SchooL  He  d.  at  Great 
Harwood,  in  the  parish  of  Blackburn,  anno  1594,  leaving 
(with  a  younger  son,  Frands,  of  Fythome). 

Hekrib  Feilden,  b.  in  1548.  who  m.  1577,  Alice  Hyndyll, 
and  had  two  sons  Hbwrib,  his  heir  and  Randle  b,  in  1688. 
He  d,  in  1610,  was  buried  at  Great  Harwood,  and  «.  by  his 
elder  son, 

Henrie  Feildek,  6.  in  1678,  flither  of  another 

Henrt  Feildek,  b.  in  1620,  who  m.  and  had  three  sons. 
Randle  his  heir ;  Henry,  b.  in  1649 ;  and  Richard,  elected  a 
fellow  of  Brasennose  College,  Oxford,  3  Nov.  1676,  who  d. 
unm.  in  1703.    The  eldest  son, 

Rakdle  Feildek  b.  in  1045,  m.  1st.  in  1660,  Ellen  Pol- 
lard, by  whom  he  had  no  issue ;  and  2udly,  Mary  Bolton,  by 
whom  he  had  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz., 

I.  Hekrt,  his  heir. 

IL  Robert,  b,  in  1701,  who  m.  Ist^  Miss  Elisabeth  Howarth; 


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2ndl7,  U\m  Lees,  of  Manchester ;  and  8i^,  EUsabetb, 
dML  of  the  Rev.  O.  Wall,  ylcar  of  Roetherne.  9y  the 
hot  wife  he  left  a  eon, 

Heniy,  fkther,  by  Maiy  Broome  his  wife,  of 
Robert,  who  m.  Anne,  ddest  dau.  of  Sir  John-Parker 
MoeteV,  Bart  of  Ancoatee,  and  by  her,  who  d.  In 
1810,  had  a  son, 

Robert- Moeley,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  BeblngtOQ, 
00.  Ghetter,  who  m.  Franoee-Mary,  dan.  of  General 
Ramsey,  and  had  issae. 
I.  Oathariney  m.  to  Jonathan  Patten,  Esq.  of  Manchester. 
The  elder  son. 

Hbvbt  PBLDKr.  Bsq.,  6.  in  1098,  m.  BUxabeth,  dau.  of 
Mr.  Sodell.  and  had  three  sons  and  three  dans.,  viz., 
JoesFR,  his  heir. 

John,  who  m.  Miss  Starkey,  of  RediTala^  bat  d. «.  p. 
Henry,  d.  u»m. 

Anne,  m.  to  Mr.  Grayen,  of  MelUng. 
Catherine,  m.  to  W.  Whall^,  Bsq.  of  Orrell. 
Maiy.  d.  unm, 

Mr.  Feilden  d.  in  1741,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JossPH  FoLonr.  Esq.  of  Witton.  who  m.  Maiipuet.  dan. 
and  oo-heirees  of  WilUam  Leyland,  Esq.  of  Blackbame»  and 
had  three  sons  and  a  dan.,  viz., 
L  HnraiV,  his  heir, 
n.  John,  of  Mollington  Hall,  oo.  Chester,  ft.  S6  July,  1760, 

high-sherifi;  180S;  m.  80  May,  1796,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and 

co-heir  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Lozham.  of  Longton,  co. 

Lancaster,  rector  of  Bethnal-Oreen,  Middlesex,  and  had 

issue,  John-Joseph,  d,  an  iufknt :  Prisdlla,  m.  10  May. 

1842,  to  John  Townahend,  Esq.  of  Trevallyn,  co.  Denbigh ; 

EUaabeth-EUen ;  and  Margaretta-Dorotheo. 
UL  William,  of  Feniscowlas.  created  a  Babovr.    (See 

BuBU^s  Peerage  and  Baronetagt.) 
Cicely,  m.  to  Richard    WUlis,   Esq.   of  WaliiAAi^^   oo. 

Tigmraster, 

Mr.  FsUden  d.  in  1792,  and  was  «.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

HsHBT  FsDLDBif,  Esq.  of  Wittou,  ft.  in  1704,  who  m.  Vsnny, 
dau.  of  —  Hill,  Esq.  of  Blythe  Hall,  near  Onnskiric,  oo. 
Lancaster,  and  had  Jssoe, 
JosBFH.  his  heir,  now  of  Witton. 
WiUiam.  ft.  in  1794.  deceased. 

Bandle-Henry.  ft.  in  1802,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Ashley, 
in  Wilts,  m.  Phoebe,  dau.  of  Lieut  -Gen.  Sir  B.  Axbuthnot 
K.C.B. 

John,  ft.  in  1804.  now  resident  in  London. 
Moraoret  widow  of  Lieut  Col.  Poole,  of  the  Scotch  Gr^ys. 
CeoUio,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Dr.  CardweU,  principal  of  St  Alban's 
Hall,  Oxford,  Ac 
Mr.  Feilden  d.  in  181ft. 

Arm»-^lLra.,  on  a  fesse,  cottised,  as.,  between  two  martlets, 
in  diief;  and  a  red  rose,  in  base,  three  lozengesi  or.  (See 
BuBKB's  Heraldic  lUuMroHotu.) 

Creel — ^A  nuthatch,  perched  upon  ahasel-branoh,  flructed, 
holding  in  its  mouth  a  red  rose,  ppr. 

IfoMo— VirtuUs  pramium  honor. 

£0iU— Witton  Houses  near  Blackburn. 


PELLOWES  OF  RAMSEY  ABBET. 
FsLLOWES,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Ramsey  Abbey,  oo. 
HuntiDgdon,  and  Hayerland  Hall,  co.  Norfolk,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  6.  14  April,  1809,  lately  an  officer  in  the 
15th  hussars;  m,  22  July,  1845,  Hary-Julia,  eldest 
dau.  of  Lord  Sondes,  and  has  issue^ 

L  WiLUAM-HnrBT,  ft.  16  May,  1848. 
n.  AUwyn-Edward,  ft.  10  Not.  1866. 
L  Inna. 

m  HtneXflt* — ^William  Fnxpwxs,  of  the  dty  of  London, 
•ndiant,  some  time  deputy-alderman  of  Yintiy  Ward  (2Dd 
■on,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dan.  of  Thomas  Warfield,  Bsq.  of 
Leigh,  oo.  Woroester,  of  William  Fxllowks,  Bsq.  of 
London^  m.  27  Sept  1058,  Susanna,  eldest  dau.  of  William 
Coulson,  Esq.  of  Greenwich,  2nd  son  of  Christopher  Coul- 
son,  Esq.  of  Ayton  Magna,  oo.  Toik,  and  South  Mimms, 
CO.  Middlesex,  snd  by  this  lady,  who  became  erentually 
eo-^Mir  of  her  broUier,  Thomas  Coulson,  Esq.,  M.P.  for 
Totness,  and  one  of  the  Bast  India  Diieotors.  and  d.  i4  Dec. 
1070.  Mr.  Fellowes  had  (with  a  dau.  Anne,  m.  1st  to 
Fraads  Monteitb,  Esq.  of  Greenwich,  and  2ndly,  to  John 
Mordaunt,  of  Thunderl^,  co.  Essex),  five  sons,  l  Wiluam . 
bis  heir;  ii.  Thomas,  who  d.  unm. ;  in.  George,  d.  unm.  in 
1712;  rr.  Jorh  (Sir),  of  Carshalton,  sub-governor  of  the 
South  Sea  Company,  created  a  Baronet  20  Jan.  1710:  he 
d.  1WMH.  20  July,  17i4;  v.  Edward,  d.  wnm.  in  1780.  The 
eldest  son  oxui  heir, 
William  Fbllowss,  Esq.  of  Iinooln*s  Inn,  one  of  the 
877 


PEN 

masters  in  Chanoeiy,  and  Justice  of  the  pesos  ftir  oo.  Kent, 
ft.  4  Oct  1000,  m.  8  Oct  1895,  Maxy,  dau.  of  Jos^  Martin, 
Esq.  of  London,  and  d.  19  June,  1728-4,  having  had  by 
her,  who  d.  28  Dec.  1759  (with  two  dous.  Dorothea  and 
Maxy;  and  three  sons,  Martin,  ft.  20  July,  1702;  William, 
ft.  in  1700 ;  and  John,  ft.  in  1712),  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

CouLBOH  FsLLOWBS,  Esq.  of  Hampstcad,  co.  Middlesex, 
Park  Place,  near  St.  Ives,  Ramsey  Abbey,  co.  Hunts,  and 
Eggesford,  co.  Devon,  ft.  12  Oct  1606,  m.  20  April,  1726, 
Urania,  daU.  of  Francis  Herbert,  Esq.  of  Oakley  Pork,  co. 
Salop,  and  sister  to  Henzy- Arthur,  ^li  of  Powis,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  6  Feb.  1779,  had  (with  three  daus.,  vis.,  Maxy; 
Dorothea;  and  Urania,  m.  27  Aug.  1768,  to  John  Wallop, 
2nd  Eari  of  Portsmouth,  and  d.  29  Jan.  1812)  two  sons, 
William,  his  heir;  and  Henxy- Arthur,  of  Eggesford,  high- 
sheriff  of  Devonshire  in  1775,  who  d.  29  Jan.  1792,  having 
devised  Eggesford  to  (the  2nd  son  of  his  sister,  the  Countess 
of  Portsmouth)  his  nephew  Hon.  Newton  Fkllowes.  (Set 
Bdbxk^  Peerage.)  Mr.  Coulson  Fellowes  was  e.  by  his 
elder  son, 

William  Fsllowes,  Bsq.  of  Bamsey  Abbey,  and  of 
Nacton,  co.  Suffolk,  sometime  M.P.  for  Sudbuxy  and 
Andover,  who  wl  lAvinia,  dsu.  and  co-heir  of  James 
Smyth,  Esq.  of  St  Andrles,  oo.  Somerset,  and  had  (with 
two  dous.,  Urania-Mai^goretta,  and  Fronoes-Lavinia,  m, 
12  Sept  1812,  to  John  Mayo,  Esq.,  M.D.,  and  d.  in  1887) 
three  sons,  i.  Wiluam-Hcnbt,  his  heir;  n.  Edward,  of 
little  Gidding,  co.  Huntfaigdon,  vica^ulmiral  B.N.,  ft. 
20  Feb.  1772,  m.  Hannah-Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Richard 
Benjron,  Esq. ;  and  m.  James-Herbert,  lieut  in  the  Srd 
dragoons,  ft.  26  Feb.  1774,  killed  in  action  on  the  heights 
of  Oatteau,  in  1794.  Mr.  FeUowes  d.  4  Feb.  1804,  and  was 
«.  by  his  eldest  son, 

WiLUAM-HsmiT  Fxllowss,  Esq.  of  Ramsey  Abb^,  M.P. 
for  Huntingdonshire,  ft.  16  July,  1760,  who  m.  28  July, 
1806,  Emina»  4th  dau.  of  Richard  Benyon,  Bsq.  of  Bngle- 
fleld  House,  co.  Bexks,  and  had  issue, 

WiUiam-Henzy,  ft.  11  July,  1806,  d.  mm.  1836. 

Edwabd,  present  representative. 

Richard,  ft.  17  Nov.  1811,  assumed  by  royal  Ucense.  in  1854. 

the  surname  of  Bbnton,  on  sucoeedinf  to  the  estates  of 

his  maternal  uncle,  Richard  Benyon  oe  Beauvoir,  Esq. 

of  Eufl^efleld  Bouse,  Berks. 
James,  ft.  81  July,  1818,  m.  Gertrude^  dau.  of  Nathaniel 

Micklethwait  Esq.  of  Tavertuun,  Norfolk. 
Emma,  m.  in  1842,  to  Lord  Bayning. 
Mr.  FeUowes  d.  28  Aug.  1887. 

.^rm*— As.,  a  fMse  doncett^  erm.,  between  three  lionO* 
heads,  erased,  or  muraUy  crowned,  arg. 

Creet^A  lion's  bead,  erased  aud  crowned,  as  in  the  arm% 
chaxged  with  a  fesse  ooncettie,  erm. 

MoUo — Patlentia  et  perseverantia  cum  mngnanimitate. 

Seate  Ramsey  Abbey,  co.  Huntingdon,  and  Haverlaud 
Hall,  CO.  Norfolk. 

FENTON  OF  UNDERBANK. 

Fnrroiv,  William,  Esq,  of  Underbaok  Hall,  oo. 
Tork,  b.  in  July,  1820 ;  t.  his  Mher,  the  late  Samuel 
Fenton,  Esq.,  m  Sept  1828. 

%iVLtK^t* — ^Tbe  flunily  of  Fentoi^  is  of  very  andenb 
descent 

WiLUAM  Fkntov,  Esq.  of  Underbonk,  son  of  William 
Fentou,  Esq.  of  Hunslet  near  Leeds,  m.  Frances,  solo  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Captain  Richabd  Wsst,  of  Underbonk,  who 
d.  I  Jan.  1716,  and  who  vras  son,  by  Frances  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Marsh,  D.D.,  vicar  of 
Holifiaz  and  dean  of  Tork.  of  the  Rev.  Lewis  West,  M.A., 
archdeacon  of  Carlisle  and  vicar  of  Aldenbam,  in  Cumber- 
land, Srd  son,  by  EUaabeth  his  vd(S^  dau.  of  Thomas  West, 
Esq.  of  Upton,  of  Francis  West,  Esq.  of  Hunsholf,  living 
1612  and  1639,  son  of  John  West  Boq-  of  Little  Bretton. 
By  the  heiress  of  Underbonk  Mr.  Fenton  had  issue, 

Weston,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  barrister-ot-law,  and  F.R.S. 
bapc.  25  Aug.  1699,  d.  umm.  6  May,  1731. 

William,  of  whom  presently. 

Lewis,  fellow  of  Lincoln  College,  Oxford,  and  vioar  of 
Wiuterbom,  in  Dorset  d.  unm.  in  1778. 

Thnothy,  of  the  Middle  Temple. 

Richard,  of  Banktop,  clerk  of  the  peace  for  the  West 
Biding,  d.  23  Dec.  1778,  aged  80,  leaving  by  Anue  his 
vTife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Brook,  of  fleldbead, 
rector  of  Richmond,  an  only  surviving  dau.,  Mary,  to.  to 
Sir  William  Woke,  Bart 

Samuel  of  Greenhead,  oo.  Tork,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Robert 
Haiffh,  of  Storth,  in  the  parish  of  Huddersfield,  aud  d. 
10  Nov.  1708,  aged  62,  naviug  had  (with  four  daus., 
Elizabeth;  Frances*  Anne;  and  Mary,  m.  to  Joseph 
Bradley,  Esq.,  M.D.)  one  son,  Wiluam,  of  whom  here- 
after, OS  heir  to  his  cousin  Frances. 


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The  ddMt  mirviTing  son, 

WiLUAM  Fkmtok,  Esq.  orUnderbttik,  m.  Miiy,  dan.  and 
beittaa  of  Hatfield,  Eaq.  of  Enterolough,  co.  Chester,  and 
by  her,  who  d.  20  Sept.  1708,  had  iasne, 

WlhLtAM,  his  heir.  John,  d.  In  1710,  aged  10. 

Biehard,  d,  mun.  in  1770. 

PitAVCxa,  ci  whom  presently,  as  heir  to  her  brother. 

Mr.  Fenton  d,  14  April,  1788,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
WnxiAM  Fextton,  Esq.  of  Underbank,  barrister-at-law, 

who  d.  unm.  11  April,  1792,  when  his  estates  devolved  on 

his  sister, 
Fbakobs  Fxxton,  of  Underbank,  who  also  d.  wnm,  0  Jan. 

1794,  in  the  64th  year  of  her  age,  when  she  was  «.  by  her 

cousin, 
WiLUAK   Fkhtov,   Esq.    of  Spring  Orove,  who  thus 

became  also  of  Underbank.    He  m.  Sarah,  dan.  of  Joseph 

Armitage,  Esq.  of  Honley,  and  had  issue, 

Sascuel,  who  i.  to  Underbank.  William,  d.  imm. 

Richard,  d.  an  infant 

Lewis,  who  «.  to  ^ring  Grove,  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  co.  York, 
a  capt.  in  the  fiSth  ragiment,  and  M .P.  for  Huddersfield, 
for  which  borouffh  he  was  the  first  rMireeentati've.  He  m. 
Ann,  dau.  of  Edward  Hind,  Esq.  of  Wavertree,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, and  by  her,  who  d.  8  Jan.  1887,  left  at  his  deoeaae^ 
27  Nov.  1838.  two  daua.,  Mary-Emma  and  Blisa. 

Harriet. 

Bmi^,  m.  to  Joseph  HaJgh,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Whitwell  Hall, 
CD.  roric 

Sopliia,  m.  to  Mason-Stanhope  Kenny,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of 
Halifiiz,  CO.  Tortc 

Louisa,  m.  to  Courtney  Kenny,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Ballinrobe. 

The  elder  son, 

Samitbl  Festoit,  Esq.  of  Underbank,  capt  in  the  West 
York  militia,  m.  Jessy,  dau.  of  Edward  Oayley,  Esq.  of 
Whitby,  and  d.  in  Sq>t.  1828,  lea;ring  (with  foor  daus., 
Ann,  Mary,  Jessy,  and  Charlotte)  an  only  son  and  heir, 
the  present  William  Fevtov,  Esq.  of  Undeibank. 

^mu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  axig.,  a  cross  between  four 
fleurs-de-lis,  sa.,  for  Fbntom;  2nd  and  8rd,  arg^  a  fesse, 
dancett^  in  chief  three  leopaids'  heads,  sa.,  for  wbst. 

Ore$l—A  fieur-de-Iis  issuing  tram  a  ducal  coronet^  ppr. 

iSMK— Undeibank,  oo.  Yoric. 


FENTON  OF  CASTELRIGG. 

FSNTON,  Saxuel-Greaio,  Esq.  of  Cafitelrigg,  oo. 
Cumberland,  b,  80  May,  1795 ;  m.  Ist,  8  Jan.  1820, 
EUza-Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Rer.  William  Metcalfe^ 
rector  of  Brimpeifield,  Glonoesterahire ;  2nd]y,  Soaan- 
Agnee,  dau.  of  Thomas  Chorley,  Esq.  of  Leeds;  and 
Srdly,  Anne-Mariay  dau.  of  William  BarUeety  Esq. 
of  Keddioh,  Woroestershire.  By  his  Isi  wife,  1m 
hasissue^  «. 

I.  SAMusL-OaxAinB,  b.  S4  Deo.  18il. 

n.  Geoxgo-Metoalfe,  6.  24  Sept.  182«. 

I.  Geoxgiana-Anne. 

W^intK^t* — ^This  family  appears  to  have  been  veiy 
anciently  settled  in  the  neighbourhood  of  Leeds.  Mr. 
Thoreeby,  the  liistorian  of  that  town,  notes,  that  the  first 
marriage  of  the  ancient  fkmily  of  Legh  of  Middleton  (a 
village  a4Jaeent  to  Hunslet,  where  they  long  resided  and  of 
which  they  were  lords  of  the  manorX  after  its  transplant- 
ing into  Yorkshire,  was  with  Glarier,  dau.  of  Mr.  Thomas 
Fteton,  6  Edwabd  III.,  A.D.  188S.  Of  the  same  family  it 
appears  (see  p.  61, 178,  also  in  the  appendix  p.  144)  was  Sir 
Oeoflkey  Fenton,  Knt.,  secretary  of  state,  who  m.  Alice, 
dau.  of  Biohard  Weston,  lord-diancellor  of  Ireland,  by 
whom  he  bad  one  son,  WilUan,  and  a  dau.,  Katharine,  m. 
to  Richard  Boyle,  1st  Earl  of  Cork,  Ac;  from  which 
maniago  several  noble  ftanilles  deiive  their  descent.  He  d, 
in  1608.  In  the  two  years  Immediatdy  preceding  the 
Restoration,  William  Fenton  served  the  ofiloe  of  mayor  of 


Thomas  Fsntok.  who  d.  in  1680,  aged  79,  left  by  Anne 
Tatham  his  wife,  five  dans.,  and  one  son, 

Thomas  Fsmtoh,  Eftq.,  who  m.  twice^  by  hto  1st  wife, 
Elisabeth,  he  had  a  son,  Awbahjm,  of  whom  no  male  issue 
remains;  and  by  his  Snd,  Mary,  sister  of  James  Ibbetson, 
Esq.,  (lather  of  the  1st  bart  of  that  name,  he  had  issne, 
Thomas,  his  heh:;  Naomi,  d.  1766,  aged  68;  Tabitha,  m.  to 
John  Hare,  M.D.;  Hannah ;  Maxy,  m.  to  Josiah  Oates, 
Esq. ;  Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Pendlebury;  Mary,  m. 
to  Josiah  Ryder;  Lydia,  d.  1756;  and  Rachael,  m.  to 
D.  Leaota,  Esq.  of  RIddleaden  Hall.  Thomas  F^toa  d, 
1706,  aged  68,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
878 


FEK 

Thomas  Fsmtoh,  Esq.,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  Star 
Charles  Hoghton,  Bart.,  of  Hogfaton  Tower,  oo.  Lancaster, 
by  Mary,  dan.  of  Visoount  John  Masserannii,  and  d.  1734,  aged 
46,  leaving,  with  other  issue,  two  sons,  Samdbl,  of  whom 
presently;  and  James,  who  m,  Dorothy  Graame,  and  d, 
1804,  leaving  issue,  Jamsi^  of  Hampetead.  The  elder  of 
these  two  brothers, 

Bamvbl  FnTTOH,  Esq.,  m.  Ellen  Leach,  and  d.  17M» 
leaving  issue,  three  dan.  and  five  sons,  i.  Thomas,  barrister- 
at^w,  d.  1704,  aged  87;  n.  Samuhl,  of  whom  presently; 
HI.  James,  of  Leeds;  it.  William,  m.  Miss  FMraon,  and 
bad  issue;  ▼.  Ibbotson,  d.  1811,  aged  44.    Itie  Snd  son, 

Bamusl  Fsvtov,  Esq.,  m.  Harriet  Greame,  and  by  her 
(who  m.  2ndly,  Be^Jamin  Sadler,  Esq.  of  Leed%  merebaDt) 
had  issue, 

Bamxtsl-Gbhamb,  now  of  Gastelrigsr. 
George^  lieut  in  the  army,  d.  unm.  at  Araoan,  in  India. 
Anne,   m,   to  Michasl-fhomas  Sadler,   Eaq,   M.P.   far 
Newark. 
Hanriet. 

Jmw— Aiig.,  a  cross  between  four  fleurs-de-lis,  sa. 
Cmt^A  fleur-de-lis  enfiled  with  a  ducal  coronet,  or. 
Seat— OaBtelrigg,  near  Keswick. 


FENWICKB  OP  LONQFRAMLINOTON. 

Fmvwickb,  James-Thomas,  Esq.  of  LongframliDg- 
ton,  ca  Northumberland,  RA.,  of  St  John's  (H- 
lego,  Cambridge,  and  ILD.  of  the  UniTersity  of 
Edinboigh,  6.  16  Jiine,  1799;  m.  11  Aug.  1848, 
Jane,  youngest  dau.  of  Charles  Hay,  Esq.,  younger 
son  of  John  Bt^,  Esq.,  formerly  of  Duncan  Law 
and  Qifford,  co.  Haddington,  and  has  issue, 

L  JoHK -Ch a  bt.sb^ Jamw,  6. 11  July,  1845. 

I.  Alison-Mary-Jane. 
Dr.  Fenwicke  t,  his  ^der  brother  in  1832. 

IL{tltX0(. — ^The  Fenwidkes,  one  of  the  oldest  finnilies  in 
Northumberiand,  were  Lords  of  the  Castle  and  Tower  of 
Fenwyke,  temp.  Hnmr  I.  (tee  Bubuc*s  Sxtinet  BaronOa^). 
The  estate  of  Bast  and  West  Matfen,  which  was  held  by  Sir 
Robert  de  Fenwyke,  Knt,  lord  of  Fenwyke,  in  the  reign  of 
King  Jour,  passed  at  different  timea  ttom  the  Fenwyke 
family;  one  portion  was  sold,  about  the  year  1080,  to 
Mr.  Dagleiah,  or  Douglas,  of  Newcastle^  and  is  now  tha 
residence  of  Sir  Bdward  Blaokett,  Bart. ;  and  the  rensaining 
portion  of  the  Matfen  estate  was  sold  by  Mr.  Fenwicke^ 
who  d.  89  Dec.  1744,  aged  84,  leaving  isme  by  bis  wifo  (who 
d.  8  Oct.  It08)  two  sons  and  two  dans., 

Jambb^  of  whom  presently. 

A  son,  who  d.  81  Oct.,  1788;  aged  84. 

A  dau.  m.  Mr.  Saint,  of  Moipeth,  and  d.  aged  78L 

Ann,  d.  imta,  aged  90. 

The  eldest  son, 

Jaios  Fewwicbx,  Bsq.  of  Moipeth,  m,  pbout  1780;  Catha- 
rine, 2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  WIDdnson,  Esq.  of  Mor- 
peth, by  Barbara  bis  wife,  dan.  and  oo-heir  of  William 
Wilson,  Bsq.  of  Longframliofton  and  by  her  (who  4, 
80  Jan.  1778)  had  issue  two  sons 

Jonr,  h 

William,  of  The  Orange  House,  near  Morpeth,  6.  28  6apt» 
1786,  m.  Ann-Maigwette^  dau.  of  Robert  Leakey  Baq., 
and  d.  t.  p, 

Mr.  Fenwicke  d.  81  April,  1769,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

JoBN  FsKWiOKB,  Bsq.,  M.D.,  of  Morpeth,  6.  5  Marbh. 
1728 ;  m.  Mary,  youngeat  dau.  of  John  Tboraton*  Bsq.  of 
Netherwitton,  son  and  heir  of  Nicholas  Thornton,  Baq.  of 
Netherwitton  Oastle,  oo.  Northumberiand,  by  Anne  bis 
wife,  8nd  dau.  of  Sir  John  Swinburne,  Bart,  of  Gaaaheaton 
Castle,  and  Isabel  his  wife,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry 
lAwson,  Esq.  of  Brough  Hall,  oo.  Toric,  by  Catherine  his 
wife,  dau.  and  oo^Mir  of  Sir  William  Fenwioke,  Knt.  of 
Meldon.  By  Muty  his  wife,  who  d.  9  Nor.  1779,  Dr.  Fte- 
wloke  had  issue  two  sons  and  three  dans., 
Jajcbb,  his  heir. 

John-Ralph,  M.D..  of  the  dtar  of  Durham,  6. 14  Not.  ITU. 
a  magistrate  and  dep. -lieut.  for  co.  Durham,  and  at  one 
time  commanded  the  Durham  Volunteers  aa  Umit.-coL 
For  many  years  a  bold  and  eloquent  advocate  of  con- 
stitutional freedom,  and  a  staunch  supporter  of  reform. 
He  m.  Dorothy,  eldest  dau.  and  co-he&  of  Robert  Spear- 
man, Esq.  of  Old  Acres,  by  whom  he  had  no  issue.  Dr. 
Fenwicke  d.  11  Jan.  1855,  aged  98,  and,  leaTinflr  no  issuer 
his  proper^  went  to  his  nephew,  the  present  Jambs- 
Thomas  FsNWicKi^  Esq.  M.D.  of  Longframlington. 


FEB 

OUhfltiiM^  d.  mm.  in  1841,  «s«d  85. 
Maiffantt  m.  WUliiun  Chartton,  Esq.  of  Heileriidci  oo. 
Northumberland,  and  <!.  18  M  aroh,  1838,  agod  76.  leaTing 
B  aon,  WaUam  •John  Charlton,  Esq.  of  Haa'      '  * 


,       .    fHaal^Tilde. 
Mary,  m.  Q«n.  Da  llartenna,  of  tha  Fnnoh  annj,  and  left 


Dr.  Fenwkka  d.  88  Deo.  1T88,  agwl  81,  and  waa  «.  by  hia 

eldeateon, 

Jambb  PavwiOKt,  Baq.  of  Longwltton  HaU,  in  the  pariah 
of  Hartbum,  oo.  Northumberland,  b.  15  Oct.  1758,  m,  Jane^ 
only  child  and  heir  of  John  Manneia,  Baq.  of  Longftratai- 
lington,  the  last  of  that  branch  of  the  noble  houae  ct  Stal, 
oo.  Northumberland,  now  repreaented  by  the  Duke  of 
Butland.  By  the  heireaaof  Longft«niHngt<n,  Mr.  Penwicke 
badioaue, 
JoHM-MAmrnta,  hia  heir. 

WUUam,  nu^or  2Srd  royal  Welch  AiaOien,  5.  U  Aug.  1787, 
and  d.  unm.  11  Sept.  1887,  aged  40. 
JAMn-THOM Ai^  IC.D.,  now  of  Longfiramlington. 
Edward,  of  Heckley,  near  Alnwidc,  co.  Northumberland, 
6.  7  Oct.  1800^  m.  27  March,  1845,  Augusta,  youugcat  dan. 
of  Jamea  Crawforth,  Baq.  of  Lynn,  oo.  Norfolk,  and  d, 
9  Jnly,  1851,  aged  60^  hanng  iaaue  one  dan.,  Henrietta- 

Walter-Baleii^  d.  1  Dec  1888. 

Thornton,  6.  8  April,  1808.  Thomas,  d.  7  May,  1898. 

Manners,  6.  34  July,  1808,  m.  7  Oct  1887,  BUsa-Walkar- 

Thompaon,  8rd  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  ColUnaon,  of  Kiric- 

ban,  00.  Northumberiand,  and  has  issue,  a  aon  and  a  dau. 
Jane,  5.  88  Sept.  1805,  m.  17  Feb.  1885,  to  Henry-Mon- 

tonnier  Hawkins^  Bsq.  of  The  Qaer  and  Tredunnool^  oo. 

Monmouth,  and  d.  5  Dec  1885,  leaving  an  only  dan., 

Jana-Henrietta  Hawkina. 

Mr.  Pteiwioke  d.  8  Feb.  1887,  aged  78,  and  waa  «.  by  hii 


Jomr-MAinnas  FBrwxom,  Baq.  of  Longframlington,  h, 
10  May,  1786,  m.  10  Dec  1845,  Susan*  Catherine,  dau.  of  the 
late  John  Mum^,  Eaq.  of  Murraythwaitea,  oc  Dumfiriea 
(m  fmmUg  qf  MubkatX  and  d.  without  iasne,  8  Feb.  1858, 
i^;ed  55,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  aurriTing  brother,  the 
preoent  jAMxa-THOMAB  Fwswvskm,  ^)aq.,  M.D.,  of  Long- 

^rm»— Per  fease,  gu.  and  arg.,  six  martleta,  counter- 
chuved.  Quartering:  ai;g.,  a  feeae  between  three  martlets^ 
sa.,  lor  Babbatt;  vert,  a  lion,  rampant,  within  a  bordure, 
engniled,  or,  fbr  Hbatoit  ;  as  well  aa  the  arms  of  Makn uts. 

Qreie— A  phoenix  in  flames^  ppr.  gorged  with  a  mural 
erown. 

IfoMo— To^Jours  loyaL 

8eat9 — ^LongAramlington,  oo.  Northumberland,  and  Ttigt 
BukfOO.  Dnxham. 


FERGUSON  OP  KINMUNDT. 

Fbbousoiv,  Jami8»  Esq.  of  Kinmundy,  oow  Aber- 
deen, J.P.  and  D.L.,  5.  21  Nov.  1789;  m.  6  Aug. 
1817,  Emilia^  dau.  of  the  Bey.  Robert  Chalmers,  of 
Haddington,  and  has  issue^ 

L  WiUJAM,  b.  21  Dec  1888. 
n.  Thomas,  b.  80  Dec  1888. 

Htnf Xfff •  —  Jahcs  FsBouBOir  (8rd  aon  of  TfUUam 
Feiguaon,  of  Bondyftirrow,  near  InreruryX  entered  the 
army  in  the  reign  of  Chablis  n.,  rose  to  be  a  general  of 
brigade,  and  d.  in  Holland  in  1705,  leaving  a  son,  Jambb^ 
and  a  dau.,  who  d.  wm».  Jamm  aold  the  estate  of  Bal- 
makpwan,  tn  Klnoardineahire  (hia  flither'a  propettyX  ai^d 
boufl^  Kinmundy  in  1724.  He  «.  Eliaabeth  Deana,  of  the 
fiunily  of  Longniddry,  East  Lothian,  and  left  a  aon,  Jamis, 
and  a  dan.,  Matgery,  who  m.  James  Cumins,  of  Kinin- 
month.  The  son.  Jamcb  Fkboubov.  "Eaq.  of  Kinmundy,  m. 
Elizabeth  Urquhart,  and  left  three  sons  and  three  daus.. 

Jam  aa,  his  heir. 

Thomaa,  m.  his  coudn.  Oatheiine  Cumina,  aod  left  a  dau., 

MMjoty,  and  a  aon,  Jame%  both  whih. 
Waiiam,  d.wnm. 
miaabeth,  m.  the  Bar.  David  Meek,  and  left  two  aona  and 

a  dan.,  Andrew;  Jamea;  and  BUsabeth,  m,  but  has  no 

fluni^. 
laabella,  m.  the  Bev.  Jamea  Aitken,  and  left  a  dan., 

MAiiperet,  MMk,  and  a  son,  John. 
Margaret,  d,w»m. 

The  eldeet  aon  and  heir, 

Jaichi  Fkbouboii,  Eki.  of  Kinmundy,  m.  Sept.  1787, 
laabella,  dau.  of  the  Berv.  William  Brown,  of  Craydam,  and 
hy  her  (who  d.  4  June,  1807)  had  aurriTing  iasue, 

L  jAmsi  now  of  Kinmundy. 
n.  William.  iii.  John. 

870 


FEB 

IT.  AlazaBd«vfli.aiidlMsisRi6^ 
1  WQUam.  1  Maigaret 


Mr.  Fergnsond.  80  Nov.  1818. 

^rm«— Aiig..  a  bnolda,  aa.,  between  three  boars*  headi^ 
couped,  or,  within  a  bordure,  embattled  of  the  third. 

CViMt— A  dexter  hand  issuing  from  a  doud,  grasping  a 
broken  spear,  in  bend,  ppr. 

ifatto— Arte  et  antano. 

■Kinmundy,  Bllon,  Aberdeanahire. 


FERQUSOK  OF  HAREJSR  LOBQE. 

FiitQUSOir,  RioHABD,  Eaq.  of  Barker  Lodge,  oo. 
Oumberland,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  20  May,  1784 ;  high- 
sheriff  in  1885;  m,  25  May,  1809,  Maq|[aret,  8rd 
dau.  of  Oapt  William  Giles. 

XiSltaS^.— BiOHABD  FKBOUSOir,  Eaq.,  gnmdiiiither  of 
the  preaent  possessor  of  Barker  Lodge,  left,  by  Mary  hia 
wife,  a  dau.,  Maxy,  and  flve  sons.  Tic,  John;  Biohard; 
BoamT;  Joseph;  and  Gaoige.    Of  theae>  the  8rd, 

Boaaar  VnuauwoK,  Esq.  of  Haxker  Lodge,  m.  87  Dee. 
1788,  Anne,  dan.  of  John  Wood,  Eaq.  of  Ma^port,  and  had 


BiCBAXD,  now  of  Haitear  Lodge. 

John,  d.  8  Dec  1889. 

Joeeph,  m.  Maria-Isabella,  dau.  of  John  dark,  Esq.  of 
Bebside^  oo.  Northumberland,  and  has  issue^  John: 
Bobert;  Joeeph-Selby;  Biohard-William;  Elizabeth;  and 
Maria-Isabella. 

Baran.  «a.  to  Geoige-Henxy  Hewitt  Bsq.  of  Burgh,  oo. 
Cumberland. 
Elisabeth. 
Mr.  Ftegnaon  d.  14  Nor.  1818. 

(A-iie— A  demi-lion,  holding  in  its  paiw  a  thistH  ppr. 

Ifetto-Marteetarte. 

<8m^— Haxker  Lodge,  oo.  Cumberland. 


FERQUSSOK  OF  CRAIGDARROCH  AND 
ORROLAND. 

Fnousflov,  BoBiBT-CuTLAB,  Eaq.  of  Cra^dar- 
roch,  00.  DumMee,  and  of  Orroland,  in  the  stewartry 
of  Kirkcudbright^  J.P.,  b.  8  Dea  1886 ;  8,  his  fitther, 
the  late  Right  Hon.  Robert-Cutlar  Fei^goaaon,  16  Not. 
1838;  m.  26  Sept  1854,  EUa-Francea- Catherine^ 
only  dao.  of  Sir  Arohihald  Alison,  Bart^  and  has 
a  aon, 

I.  B0BB»-C0TULB,  b.  88  July,  1858. 

II.  Axchibild-William,  b.  8  Aug.  1868. 

ILinC80t. — ^The  Fergtissons  of  Cralgdarrooh, 
*' A  line  that  haa  struggled  for  fk^eedom  with  Bmoe," 
are  of  y«ry  andent  atanding  in  the  sfaexifRlom  of  DumfHea, 
and  the  name  is  femiliar  to  aU  who  are  acquainted  with 
the  minute  hiatoiy  of  Scotland.  A  Ferguason  of  Craig- 
darroch  waa  one  of  the  first  that  signed  the  solemn  league 
and  covenant ;  another  headed  a  email  handAil  of  max  who 
defeated  a  portion  of  Cromwell'a  army  at  Olenoaim,  1600 
Btrong,  in  1651 ;  and  a  third  fell  at  the  battle  of  Killiorankia. 

The  old  caatle  at  Cndgdarroek  was  bunt  in  a  border 
foray,  and  with  it  moat  of  the  oldeat  reoorda  of  the  flunily. 
The  oldest  ptuptar  now  in  the  femily  posseeaion  is  a  charter 
of  confirmation,  granted  by  John  Crauford,  of  Balmaknne, 
in  Glencaim,  of  the  landa  of  Jarbruch  and  Mylne,  to 
JoKXnra  FxiiouaK>v,  Lord  of  Craigdarrodi,  confirming  a 
former  charter  granted  by  John  Hutoheaon,  of  Crawford, 
his  cousiQ,  and  another  charter  granted  by  his  son.  John 
Crawford,  of  Dulgamock,  oousln  to  the  said  Jonkine  Fer- 
guason.  The  first  named  charter  ia  dated  1398,  but  the 
othera  have  no  date. 

From  the  said  Jonkine  Feignason  to  the  preaent  time 
the  deacent  can  be  traeed  unintemiptedly  from  fiither  to 
aon. 

From  JoBir  Fbbousson,  of  Cralgdarroch,  son  and  heir  of 
Matthew  Feiguseon,  of  Cvaigdarrooh,  living  in  1484,  lineally 
derived 

Alsxaxdbb  FaaooBBOir,  Esq.  of  Cralgdarrooh,  cfaoaen 
M.P.  in  1717,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Bobert  Lanrie,  of 
Maxweltoon,  and  was  dbeet  ancestor  of 

BiOHT  Hon.  BoBcaa^CuTLAn  Faaooaaoii,  Esq.  of  Cralg- 
darroch, son  of  Akraiklwr  Ferguaaon,  Eaq.  of  Cralgdarroch, 
a  distintr*'^***^  Soottiah  advocate,  the  hero  of  Buma'  son^ 
otTktWhiitU,    Mr.  Cutkir  Ferguiioo,  who  was  6.  in  1788, 


Jigitized  by  V^OOQIC 


FEB 

the  repretenUtiTe  of  two  rery  txielwit  boasat,  the  Fib- 
ouBBovs  of  Cnigdarroch  and  the  Cutlabs  of  Orroknd,  wu 
called  to  the  English  bar  in  1797,  and  for  about  twenty 
years  practised  with  brilliant  tuoo^as  at  Calcutta.  Return- 
ing to  his  native  oo\mtry,  with  a  liberal  fortune  and  a  dis- 
tinguished name,  he  offered  himself  to  the  constituency  of 
Kirkcudbright,  and,  after  a  very  severe  contest  with  Oen. 
Dunlop  was  elected  M.P.  in  1826.  He  was  distinguished 
by  his  exertions  in  the  cause  of  Poland,  for  which  a  medal 
was  struck  in  his  honour.  In  1884,  he  was  i4)pointed 
Judge-advocate-general,  and  at  the  same  time  sworn  of  the 
Privy  Council.  He  m.  17  Mmy,  183%  Marie^oscphlne  Auger 
and  had  issue, 

Robbrt-Cttlab,  now  of  Craigdarroch. 

Adelaide,  m.  Monsieur  De  Forcade,  half-brother  of  the  late 
Marshal  8t  Amaud,  commander-in-chief  of  the  French 
arny  in  the  Crimea. 
Mr.  Cutlar  Peiguson  d.  at  Paris,  10  Nov.  1888,  and  his 
body  was  carried  for  interment  to  the  fiunily  vault  at 
Craigdarroch,  attended  by  his  nephew,  lieut.-Oeo.  Sir 
James  Fergusson,  Governor  of  Gibraltar. 

JriM^Arg.,  a  lion,  rampant^  as.,  on  a  chief,  giu.  a  star 
between  a  cross-croscJet  fitchte  and  a  rose,  of  the  field. 

Orat'-A  dexter  hand,  grasping  a  broken  spear  bendways, 
ppr. 

MoUo—yi  et  arte. 

iSecU— Craigdanoch,  co.  Dumfries. 


FERRAND  OF  ST.  IVES  AND  HARDEN 
QRANOK 

Fbrrand,  William,  Esq.  of  Hmrden  Grao^,  and 
St.  lyes,  00.  York,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  late  M.P.  for 
Enaresborough ;  m.  Ist^  Sarah,  dan.  of  John  Priest- 
ley, Esq.,  a  captain  in  the  army,  and  by  her,  who  d 
8  Dea  1832,  haa  issue, 

I.  William. 

L  Sarah-Harriette. 
He  m.  2nd]y,  Fanny-Mary,  a  dau.  of  the  late  Lord 
Blantyre,  and  has  by  her  a  son, 

Hugo.  b.  I  Oct.  1848. 
Mr.  Buafeild,  in  1889,  assumed  for  himself  and  his 
children,  by  sigp-manual,  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Fbbrand.  He  contested  Bradford  unsuccessfully 
in  1887,  and  was  elected  MP.  for  Enaresborough  in 
1841. 

SrCtimfft* — ^The  name  of  Ferrand,  or  Ferrant,  was  im> 
ported  at  a  very  eariy  period  into  the  Deanery  of  Craven,  in 
Toikshire,  fh>m  Normandy,  where  it  is  still  to  be  met  with, 
and  the  family  that  it  in  this  country  designated  lived  as 
retainers  to  the  great  house  of  De  Fortibus,  Earls  of  Albe- 
marle, and  afterwards  attached  itself  to  that  of  CliflTord, 
Earls  of  Cumberland. 

From  William  de  Fortibus,  Earl  of  Albemarie,  Hugh  Fer- 
rand, in  the  13th  century,  had  a  deed  of  grant  to  himself 
and  his  heirs  of  the  office  of  wardour  of  SUpton  Castle. 

Four  different  fiuoailies  of  Ferrand,  which  proceeded  from 
this  common  stock,  ars  mentioned  in  the  Yorkshire  Visit- 
ations— the  families  of  Carlton  Hall,  of  Fleahby,  of  West- 
hall,  and  of  Harden  Orange.  The  three  former,  who  In  the 
early  part  of  the  17th  century  had  allied  themselves  by 
marriage  to  many  housea  of  consideration,  as  the  Tempests, 
the  Blenkinsops,  the  Hebers,  the  Townleys,  and  the  Percys, 
have  now  long  parted  with  their  original  possessions.  The 
last  alone  remains  in  its  ancient  seat. 

In  Dugdale's  Visitation  of  the  county  of  York,  Christopher 
Ferrand,  of  Bingley,  in  Craven,  is  the  first  name  of  the 
existing  line  recorded. 

RoBSBT  FsBRA3fD,  Esq.  of  Harden  Orange,  in  the  parish 
of  Bing^,  8rd  s<m  of  Richard  Ferrand,  Esq.  of  Bingley, 
and  grandson  of  Chxistopher  Ferrand,  just  mentioned, 
bapt.  at  Bingley,  «  Nov.  1697,  entered  his  arms  and  pedi- 
gree 11  Aug.  1066,  at  Dugdale's  Visitation,  m.  Anne,  dan. 
of  Thomas  Newton,  of  Daventry,  and  had  issue, 

Bbhjamim.  his  hdr. 

Dorothy,  m.  to  Ambrose  Metcalfe,  of  Hull. 

Anne,  m.  let,  to  Bobert  Milner,  Esq.  of  Pudsey ;  and 
2nd]y.  to  Samuel  Jenldnson,  of  Horbury. 
The  only  son, 

Bekjamin  FsRBAin),  Esq.  (then  of  Harden  Beck,  a  house 
on  the  Harden  Orange  propertyX  was  aged  41  in  16M,  when 
his  Cetther  entered  the  pedigree.  He  m.  Martha,  dau.  of 
Edwa*^  Brooksbank,  of  Wilsden,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in 
1699)  had,  with  four  dans.,  as  many  sons, 
880 


PER 

L  BoBin,  his  heir,  of  8t  Ives  and  Harden  Grange,  J.P. 

and  D.L.,  bxu>t  9  Dec.  1M7,  ta.  1st,  Barbam,  dau.  of 

Richard  Brat^te,  Esq.  of  UUesthorp,  and  2ndly,  Anne, 

dau.  of  Hufl^  Currer,  Esq.  of  Kildwiuk.  and  widow  of 

WUliam  Busfeild.  Esq.  of  Leeds.    By  the  latter,  who  4. 

In  1712,  he  bad  one  son,  Robert  of  Harden  Grange,  who 

d,  wnm.  in  1748.    By  the  former,  who  d.  in  IMfi^  belea 

two  sons  and  two  dans.,  namely, 

1  BsHJAMXH,  his  heir,  of  St.  Ives,  Bingley,  captain  of 

the  West  Riding  miUtia,  bapt.  17  Sept.  167ft.  m.  let,  in 

1707.  Ann,  dau.  of  Henry  Currer.  Esq.  of  KUdwick, 

son  of  the  before-mentioned  Hugh  Currer.  which  lady, 

d.  t.  p.  and  was  buried  at  Bingley.  89  Ji^,  1787;  and 

Sudly,  Sarah,  dau.  and  oo-h^  of  Thomas  Dobson.  Esq. 

of  the  Vicarura,  near  Bingl^,  by  Ann,  dau.  of  WiUiaa 

Beaumont,  Efsq.  of  Darton,  by  whom  he  left,  at  his 

decease  in  1781,  an  only  child, 

BsKJAMXH,  of  St.  Ives  and  Harden  Grange,  J.P.,  and 
D.L.,  a  major  in  Sir  George  Seville's  oattalion  of 
militia forthe West  Riding.    He  d  wtm.  90  Oct  1808. 
aged  75,  having  left  the  bulk  of  his  property  to  his 
relative,  Edward  Ferrand,  Esq.,  for  Uie. 
8  Bradgate,  vicar  of  Bradford,  d.  wmh. 
1  Mary.  m.  to  Thomas  Roebuck,  Esq.  of  Heath,  near 
Wakefield. 

8  Anne^  ta.  to  John  Cockroft,  Esq.  of  Bradford. 
XL  Edward,  of  whom  presently, 
m.  David,  a  Toa^or  in  tne  army,  d.  «.  p.  In  1609. 
XV.  SamueL  rector  of  Todwioh,  and  vicar  of  Rotherfaam, 
bast,  at  mnglvv,  84  Feb.  1604,  m.  1st.  Anne  Marsh;  8nd^, 
—  Dobson,  by  the  first  only  of  whom  he  had  issue. 
Benjamin  Ferrand  was  buried  at  Bingley,  14  Ftob.  1690. 
His  2nd  son, 

Edwabd  Fsbbaxd,  Esq.  of  Harden  Beck,  bapt  at  Bing- 
ley, 89  May,  1666,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  William  Bichardsoo, 
Esq.  of  Bieriey,  who  was  buried  at  Bingley,  8  April,  1716, 
and  by  her  had  issue, 
L  RiORARDSOH,  of  Harden.  J.P.,  bapt  at  Binsiey,  81  Aprfl, 
1698,  m.  there  84  May.  1788.  Mary,  dau.  i^WilIiam  Bus- 
foild,  Esq.  of  Ryshworth,  and  .f .  in  1746,  leaving  issue, 
1  Jane,  m,  to  Robert  Stansfleld,  Esq.  of  Bsholt,  and 
d.  t.  p.  in  1778.     ^ 

8  Ma^,  m.  1st,  in  1756.  to  Henry  Currer.  Esq.  of  KOd- 
wiok,  and  8udly,  Peter,  son  of  Ralph  Bell,  Esq.  of 
Thirsk,batil.«.i>,inl7n. 
JoHV,  of  whom  presently. 

JoHV  Feb&aiid,  Esq.,  the  8nd  son.  settled  at  Stockioa» 
00.  Durham.  He  was  bapt  at  Bingley,  89  April,  1097,  and 
was  buried  there,  38  Aug.  1789.  He  m.  at  Rotterdam, 
16  Sept  1782,  Maria  Hewdick,  or  Hudig,  the  dau.  of  an 
eminent  merchant  of  Rotterdam,  and  by  her,  who  d.  at 
Stockton,  1  July.  1744,  aged  46,  he  left  an  only  child, 

Riobardbov  Fkbband,  Esq.  of  Stockton,  bapt.  there 
88  Nov.  1728 ;  m.  there  14  Feb.  1746,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  George  Walker,  M.A.,  vloar  of  Stockton.  He  was 
mayor  of  Stockton  in  1761  and  1763 ;  and  d.  8  May,  1769, 
leaving  Issue, 
Jomr,  Us  heir. 

Hudiff  Whaley.  d.  88  July,  1749,  in  the  8nd  year  of  hi* 
age,  Duried  at  Stockton. 
GMrge.  Richardson. 

Esther,  m.  to   Bexuamiu   Sumlev,    Esq.,  a  banker,  of 
Stockton,  and  a  magistrate  ana  depu^-Ueutenant  for 
tiie  county  of  Durham. 
Anne-Maria,  m.  to — Wray,  Esq.  of  Stockton. 
The  son  and  heir, 

JoBH  FntRAjiD,  Esq.  of  Stockton  and  Barnard  Oastle, 
h»t^  at  Stockton,  16  Jw.  1740 ;  d.  7  Feb,  1790 ;  having  ■». 
6  Feb.  1778,  Sarah,  only  dan.  and  heir  of  Edward  Dale,  Esq. 
of  Stockton,  and  by  her  (who  d.  at  Bath,  8  May,  1886)  had 


Edward,  heir  to  his  fother. 

Walker,  of  Harden  Orange,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  a  eaaptain  In 
the  army,  a  brigade-midor,  and  lieut-eoL  of  the  Bradford 
looal  miutia,  and  also  M.P.  for  Tralee  in  two  parliamentSk 
that  of  1880  and  1881.  He  m.  1st  his  second  cousin, 
Katheiine-Maiia,  only  child  and  heir  of  General  William 
Twiss,  colonel-commandant  of  the  royal  engineers,  and 
Sndly,  Margaret  dau.  of  John  Moss,  Esq.  of  OtterspooL 
He  was  6.  at  Barnard  Castle,  6  June,  1780,  and  d.  a  p. 
80  Sept  1885.    He  w  «s  buried  at  Bingl^. 

Jane,  h.  in  Sq;>t  1776.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Benjamin 
Chariewood,  of  Oakhill,  oo.  Staflfurd,  and  d.  in  1798, 
leaving  a  son.  Chaxlea-Bei^amin,  who  d.  vmtm.  in  1817, 
acred  81.  and  a  dau..  Sarah,  who  m.  Charles  Martin,  Esq. 
M  Belvedere,  Hampshire,  grandson  to  the  8rd  Duke  of 
Athol. 

Sarah,  (widow  of  Currer-Pothergill  Busfelld,  Eso.) 

Anne-Catharine,  m.  Ist  5  Dec.  18('9,  to  Edward  Surtees, 
Esq.  of  Seatoubum,  and  8ndly.  Geoige-T.<B.  Monkland, 
Esq.,  a  captain  in  the  armv.  Of  the  latter  marriage  there 
Is  no  surviving  issue,  but  by  her  former  husband  she  has 
an  only  child,  William-Eowabd  SvitTBSs,  Esq.,  D.C.L.» 
barrister-at-law. 


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J-ER 

Xr.  Fomnd  d,  *r  Fob.  1790.    His  eldest  surriving  son, 

Edward  Fboulkd,  Esq.  of  St.  Ives,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  again 
planted  his  branch  of  the  fkmily  in  Yorkshire,  on  beooming 
the  principal  devisee  as  well  as  male  heir  of  the  last-men- 
tioned Benjamin  Ftorand,  of  St.  Ives.  He  was  6.  14  Dec. 
1777,  and  si.  81  Jan.  1809,  Frances,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Wil- 
liam Holdsn,  Esq.,  hj  whom  he  had  an  only  child, 
Pbajtois,  m.  to  Bichard  Paul  Amphlett,  Esq.  of  New  Hall, 
M .▲.,  barriflter-at-law. 

Mr.  Ferrand  d.  SI  March,  1887,  and  was  buried  at  Bingley. 
ffis  iamily  estates  devolved  upon  his  sister, 

Sarah  (widow  of  Currer-FothergiU  Busfeild,  Esq.),  who 
assumed  in  consequence,  by  royal  license,  her  paternal 
surname  and  arms  of  Folravd.  By  her  husband,  Currer- 
Fotheigill  Busfeild,  Esq.  of  Cottingley  Bridge,  who  d,  8  Doc. 
1832,  and  who  was  yoimgest  son  of  Johnson -Atkinson 
Busfeild,  Esq.  of  Myrtle-grove,  she  had  issue, 

William,  now  of  St.  Ives  and  Harden  Orange. 

Walker,  m.  Emma,  dau.  of  Edmund  Broderip,  Esq.  of 
Cossington,  Somersetehin),  and  d.  16  Sept.  1865,  leaNing 
issue. 

Currsr,  «a.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Peter  Tuer.  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

Johnson -Atkinson,  m.  Mary -Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John 
Priestley,  Esq.,  and  d.  13  Sept  1848,  lowing  issue. 

Bex^amlu-Ferruid,  of  Magdalen  College,  Cambridge,  acci- 
dentally drowned  at  Blackwall,  4  April,  1843,  aged  20. 

Jane-Ferrand,  d.  unm,  in  1824.  ' 

Sarah-Dale,  d.  wtm.  in  1825. 

Katharine-Maria,  m.  1st.  to  Charies  Priestley.  Esq.,  de- 
ceased ;  Sndly,  to  Edward-Pellew  Davis,  Esq. 

Elizabeth-Octavia.  m.  in  1840,  to  Thomas-William  Rawson, 
Esq..  eldest  son  of  Jeremiah  Rawson,  Esq.  of  Qreeuroyde, 
near  HaliCtuc. 

Caroline,  m.  William  Crispin,  capt.  R.N.,  of  H.M.  Tacht, 
and  d.  18  Feb.  1840.  leaving  twin  daus.,  for  whom  the 
Queen  and  Prince  Albert  stood  sponsors. 

EmOy-Ludnda,  m.  21  May,  1840,  to  Christopher-Cresswell 
Feuwick.  Esq.,  son  of  tbe  Rev.  John-Peregrine-Lasoelles 
Fenwick,  of  Bywell,  Northiunberland.  Mr.  Fenwick  was 
drowned  at  Orilla,  in  Upper  Canada,  5  Nov.  1842. 

.<irms— <)uarterly :  1st  and  4th,aig.,  on  a  diief;  gu.,  two 
crosson  flory,  vaire^  for  Fbrrahd  o/  Skipion^  a  cinquefoil. 
ax.,  for  difference,  for  Febbaud  of  Harden  Orange^  (Dugdale's 
Visitation;)  2nd,  Walker;  3rd,  Daub  of  Dalian  U  Dule. 

JtfbMo— -Justus,  propositi  tenax. 

£lm/s— St.  Ives  and  Harden  Orange. 


FERRERS  OF  BADDESLEY  CLINTON. 

Ferrebs,  Mabmion-Edward,  Esq.  of  Baddesley 
Clinton,  co.  Warwick.  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  18  Oct.  1813; 
Senior  Co-Heir  of  the  Barony  of  FeiTera  of  Chartley, 
and  representative  of  the  only  remaining  male 
branch  of  the  once  potent  Houm  of  Ferrers. 

%,intKSt, — ^Tbis  ancient  fiimily,  than  which  few  can 
claim  a  Uii^ier  or  more  illustrious  descent,  derives  fh>m 
Walcbelin,  a  Nmrman,  whose  son,HRVRT  Fbuuers,  assumed 
the  name  from  Farriers,  a  small  town  of  Oastinois,  in 
France,  otherwise  called  Ferrleres,  trora  the  iron  mines 
with  which  that  oountxy  abounded ;  and,  in  allusion  to  the 
otrcumatance,  he  bore  for  his  arms  lix  horses*  shoes,  either 
from  the  similitude  of  his  cognomen  to  the  French  ferrier, 
or  because  the  selgneuiie  produced  iron,  so  essential  to  the 
soldier  and  cavalier  in  those  rude  times,  when  war  was 
esteemed  the  chief  business  of  life,  and  the  adroit  manago- 
meiu  of  the  steed,  even  amongst  the  nobility,  the  first  of 
aocompliahments.  Henry  de  Ferrers  came  into  England 
with  the  CoKQUXBOR,  and  obtained  a  grant  of  Tutbiury 
Oastle,  CO.  Stafford.    Hii  descendant, 

Thb    Hoy.  Thomas  Fsrrirs,  sheriff  of  Staflbrdshire 

M  Hnr&T  VI.,  Snd  son  of  William  Ferrers,  6th  Lord 

Ferrers*  of  Qroby,  m,  Elizabeth,  eldest  sister  and  co-heir 

of  Sir  Baldwin  Frevile,  and  inherited,  in  her  rights  Tam- 

worth  Oastle.    Sir  Thomas  d.  87  Hrhrt  VI.,  leaving  issue, 

Tbomab  (Sir),  2nd  Lord  of  Tamworth  Castle,  ancestor  of 

tbe  ftanOy  of  Frrrrrs  of  Tamworth  Castle,  the  eventual 

hfSiresa  of  which  Amitr  Frrrkrs,  m.  the  Hon.  Robert 

Bbirley,  eldest  son  of  Robert,  1st  Eari  Ferrers,  and  13th 

Lord  Ferrers  of  CharUey,  and  had  an  only  dau.  and 

heiress,  Euzarith  Bhirlkt,  Baroitsss  Fsrrbrs,  who 

m.  James  Compten,  Eari  of  Northampton.    Their  only 

dan.  and  hefaress,  Ladt  Cbarlottr  Compton,  Baroness 

Ferrers  and  Compton,  m.  Geoige^  let  Marqvsss  Towns- 

BBITD,  and  had  a  son  and  successor,  Qborob,  Earl  of 

LncssTSR,  who  became  18th  Baron  Ferrers  of  Chartley. 

His  lordsUp  was  created  Eari  of  Leicester  in  1784,  and 

inherited  the  Marquisats  or  Townshknd  at  the  decease 

of  bis  wiher,  as  second  marquess.    He  m.  Clisriotte,  dau. 

of  aaton-Mainwaring  EUerker,  Esq.  of  Risby  Park,  and 

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had  Oeoxge,  Snd  Marquess  Townshend,  and  17th  Baron 
Ferrers  or  Chartley,  with  several  other  children,  oue  of 
whom,  the  Lady  Harriet- Anne  Townahend  (eldest  dau. 
aud  co-heir),  m.  Edward  Fbrrbrs^  Esq.  of  Baddeslst 
Cliwtok. 

Hcif  RT  (Snt\  of  whom  we  are  more  immediately  about 
to  treat. 

The  2nd  son. 

Sir  Udtrt  Frrrkrs,  Ent.  of  Hambleton,  co.  Rutland, 
m.  Maigaret,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Heckstall,  Esq, 
of  Heckstall  and  East  Peckham,  in  Kent,  and  had  (with 
a  dau.  Elisabeth)  a  son  and  successor. 

Sir  Edward  Frrrsrs,  6.  in  1470 ;  who  m.  in  1497,  Con- 
stance, dau.  of  Nicholas  Brome,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton, 
CO.  Warwick,  by  whom  (who  d.  80  Sept.  1551)  ho  acquired 
that  estate,  and  hod  issue  four  sons  and  six  da js.  Sir 
Edward  Ferrers  sorred  tbe  ofSce  of  high-sheriff  for  Wai*- 
wickshire  in  the  5th  and  10th  of  Hbnrt  YIII.  :  he  wiis  #. 
by  his  grandson, 

Edward  Fkrrsrs,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  6.  in  1520, 
only  child  of  Heuiy  Ferrers,  by  Catherine  his  wife,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Hampden,  Knt.  of  Hampden.  This 
gentleman,  in  the  1st  of  Queen  Mart,  represented  tho 
borough  of  Warwick  in  parliament.  He  m.  in  1548,  Bridget, 
dau.  of  William,  2nd  Lord  Wiudsor;  and  dying  10  Aug. 
1664  (his  widow  survived  until  1582),  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

HcNRT  Fkrrers,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  h.  26  Jan. 
1549,  whooi  Dugdale  styles  an  eminent  antiquarian,  and 
desciibes  as  "a  man  of  distinguished  worth,  reflecting 
lustre  on  the  ancient  and  noble  family  to  which  he  be- 
longed." Camden  likewise  bears  testimony  to  his  exalted 
character,  and  to  the  extent  of  his  knowledge,  particularly 
in  antiquities.  He  m.  in  Oct.  1582,  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Heniy  White,  Esq.  of  South  Wanibum,  in  Hampshire, 
son  of  Sir  Tboraas  White,  Knt.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  7  Sept. 
1586,  aged  28)  left  at  his  decease,  10  Oct  1683,  a  dau.  Maq-; 
and  a  son  and  successor, 

Edward  Frrrkrs^  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  6.  1  Nov. 
1585  ;  sheriff  of  Warwickshire  in  the  17th  Charles  I.  Thin 
gentleman  m.  24  Feb.  1611,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  William 
Peyto,  l^.  of  Chesterton,  and  by  that  lady  (who  d.  12  Sept. 
1618,  aged  33)  had  one  son  and  two  daus.,  namely,  HB>niY, 
hlB  heir ;  Eleanor ;  and  Catherine.  Mr.  Ferrers  d.  22  Mirch, 
1660-1,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Henrt  Ferrers,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  b.  6  Dec. 
1616 ;  sheriff  of  Warwickshire  16  Charles  II. ;  who,  upon 
the  denth  of  John  Ferrers,  of  Tamworth  Castle,  in  16S0, 
became  heir  male  of  the  family.  He  m.  in  April,  less, 
Bridget,  dau.  of  Edward  Willoughby,  Esq.  of  Ciusell, 
Notts,  and  had  a  numerous  family.  He  d,  in  1682,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  eon, 

Gboror  Frrrbrs,  Esq.  of  Biuideeley  Clinton,  b.  in  1617 ; 
who  d.  11  Aug.  1712,  leaving,  by  EUxabett  his  wife,  only 
dau.  of  William  Kempson,  Esq.  of  Ardens  Grafton,  in  War- 
wickshire, a  dau.,  Mary-Magdalen,  and  a  son, 

Edward  Fbrrxrs,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  b.  in  1678. 
This  gentleman  m.  26  Feb.  1712,  Teresa,  dau.  of  Sir  Isaac 
Gibson,  of  Worcester,  and  by  her  (who  d.  hi  1734)  had  oue 
son  and  one  dau.,  vis.,  Thomas,  his  heir;  and  Mary,  m.  to 
—  Berkeley,  Esq.  Mr.  Ferrers  was  s.  at  his  decease,  in 
1729,  by  hie  son, 

Thokas  Ferrers,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  b.  4  April, 
1713 ;  who  m.  10  June,  1737,  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Kemp- 
son,  Esq.  of  Henley  in  Arden,  and  had  two  sons  and  five 
daus.,  via.,  Edward,  his  heir;  Henry;  Mary;  Teresa; 
Frances ;  Anne ;  and  EUsibeth.    The  elder  son, 

Edward  Ferrers,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  inherited 
the  estates  upon  the  demise  of  his  father,  in  1760.  Ho  m. 
in  1763,  Hester,  dau.  of  Christopher  Bird,  Esq.  of  London, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1822)  had  two  sons  and  seven  daus., 
via., 

Edward,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  a  nudor  in  the  army,  who  served  during  the 

whole  of  the  Peninsular  war,  and  was  killed  by  a  fall 

firom  the  ramparts  of  a  fortress  In  France,  in  1817. 
Hester,  d.  imm.  * 

Lucy,  was  the  8rd  wife  of  Robert  Willoughby,  Esq.  of 

Cliff;  by  whom  she  left  a  dau.,  Madeline^.  26  May,  1820. 

to  Richard-Thomas  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Hartington  Hall, 

CO.  Derby. 
Frances,  d.  nam. 
Maria,  vn.  to  Court  Granville,  Esq.  of  Calwich  Abbey, 

CO.  Stafford. 

Catherine,  ia.  to  ~  Edwards.  Esq. 
Elizabeth,  m.  in  1803,  to  John  Gerard,  Esq.  of  WZndle 

Hall,  in  Lancashire,  and  was  mctlnir  of  the  present  Sir 

John  Gerard,  Bart,  of  Bryn. 

Anne-Teresa,  m.  1st,  to  Henry  Clifford,  Esq.,  barrister- 
2  g 


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nUaw,  brother  to  Sir  Thoinfts-Hagh-Clifford-Confltabl6. 
Bart.,  OQd  graudson  of  Hugh,  4th  Lord  Clifford ;  and 
Sudly,  to  £dward  Hebden,  K&q.,  who  d.  SO  Jan.  ISiS. 

Hr.  Ferrers  d.  25  Feb.  1794,  and  was  «.  by  hie  fon, 

Edwabd  Fbbrbrs,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  b.  17  April, 
1765 ;  who  m.  18  Aug.  1788,  Helena,  dau.  and  heiroM  of 
George  Alexander,  Esq.  of  Btlrtloe,  oo.  Huntingdon,  and 
by  her  (who  d,  29  Jan.  1840)  had  issue, 
Edwabd,  his  heir. 

Goorge-lTiomas,  b.  21  Doe.  1791,  who  m.  8  Sept.  1817, 
Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  George  Gillow,  Esq.  of  Hammer- 
smith. Middlesex,  and  had  five  sons  and  two  daus.,  viz., 
Geoige-Joseph,  6.  in  1819;  Thomas-John,  b.  in  1821; 
Ilicburd  -  Vincent,  b.  in  1823:  Edmund,  b.  in  1824; 
Bernard,  b.  in  1829;  Mary;  and  Sarah. 
Mary,  ni.  to  John -Bruno  Bowdon,  Esq.  of  Southgate 
House,  CO.  Derby. 

Magdalen,  m.  to  George  Pickering,  Esq. 
Caroline. 
Mr.  Ferrers  d.  25  Sept.  1795,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Edward  Fbrrsbs,  Esq.  of  Baddesley  Clinton,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  6.  31  Jan-  1790 ;  who  m.  11  March,  1813,  the  Lady 
Harriet-Anne  Ferrers  Townshend,  dau.  and,  in  her  issue, 
co-heiress  of  George,  2nd  Maixjuess  Townshend,  and  16th 
Baron  Ferrers  of  Chartley,  and  had  issue, 
Maricion-Edward,  now  of  Baddesley  Clinton 
Charles,  b.  2  Sept.  1814. 

Groby-Thomas,  b.  19  July,  1816.  d.  23  Sept.  1881. 
Compton-Gerard,  b.  12  May,  1818 
Tamworth-Geotge,  b.  22  Sept.  1827. 
Heurietta-Elizabeth,  d.  14  Aug.  1838. 
Margaret -Anne,  tn.  April,  1846,   to  Lieut. -Col.  Arthur- 
Edward  Onslow,  Scots  fiisilipr-guards,  3rd  son  of  the 
Hon.  CoL  Thomas -Cranley  Onslow,  of  Upton  House, 
Hants. 
Constance-Charlotte,  m.  1846,  to  BoydeU  Orozon,  Esq. 

Mr.  Ferrers  d.  10  Aug.  1830. 

J  r»u— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  vairtf,  or  and  gu.  (enugna 
of  the  feudal  Barls  of  Derby,  after  the  match  of  the  3rd  Earl 
with  Peverill);  2nd,  sa.,  six  horseshoes,  arg.,  three,  two,  and 
one,  FsRRSRS  ancient;  3rd,  gu„  seven  miiscles,  or  a  canton, 
erm.,  Fbbbsbs  of  Groby. 

Crett—A  unioom,  passant,  exm. 

JifoMo— Splendio  tritus. 

^a<— Baddesley  Clinton  Hall,  eight  milM  firom  Warwick. 


FETHERSTONHAUGH  OP  HOPTON  COURT. 

FfiTHBusTONHAUGH,  Albxandeb-Stefhsnson,  Eaq. 
of  Hopton  Court,  oo.  Worcester,  D.L.,  6.  23  Jan. 
17&8;  m.  Ist,  May,  1828,  Emma,  dau.  of  William 
Kimber,  Esq.  of  North  Cerney,  co.  Gloucester. 

Etneafle.— The  first  who  settled  on  tho  Tyne,  in 
Northumberhnd,  was  a  chief  of  those  Saxons  who  landed 
about  the  beginning  of  the  eighth  century.  The  house  of 
Fotherston  was  formerly  upon  a  hill,  and  was  moated 
about  for  a  defenco  against  the  Soots ;  but,  upon  the  ruin 
of  this,  the  son  built  in  the  holm  or  valley  under  the  hill, 
which  holm  they  there  call  "  haiigfa,"  where  the  oastle  now 
stands ;  and  the  name  of  Fetherstonhaugh  is  thus  derived. 
The  eldest  branch  continued  there  in  unbroken  succession 
in  the  male  line  to  1659,  when  co-heiresses  succeeded.  One, 
Abigail  m.  Ist,  Peter,  son  and  heir  of  Miles  Dodson,  Esq. 
of  Kirkby  Ovei'blow,  Yorkshire ;  and  2ndly,  Thomas  Dykes, 
Esq.  of  Gillcruce,  Cumberland.  The  other  m.  John  Blen- 
kensopp,  Esq.  of  Blenlcensopp  Castle,  Haltwhistle.  Tounger 
branches,  seated  at  Up  Park,  Sussex,  and  Stanhc^e  Hall, 
Durham,  became  extinct  on  the  death  of  the  late  Baronet 
and  of  ColoiMl  Fetherstonhaugh,  killed  at  Blenheim.  Alex- 
ander Fetherstonhaugh  served  as  high-sheriflf  of  Northum- 
berland :  his  great-uncle,*  Richard,  D.D.,  chaplain  and 
manager  for  Queen  Catqebikk  of  Arrsgon  in  her  divorce,  re- 
fusing to  subscribe  to  the  king's  supt^macy,  suffered  death 
30  July,  1540 ;  and  Sir  Timothy,  his  nephew,  raised  a  troop  of 
horse  at  his  own  expense,  and  fought  for  the  King  at  the 
battle  of  Worcester.  Albxandbs  m.  Anne,  d:m.  of  Sir 
Richard  Lowther,  ancestor  of  the  Bari  of  Lonsdale ;  and  d., 
leaving  three  sons,  Albany,  George,  and  Christopher.  The 
Snd  son,  George  Fetbebstonhauoh,  m.  Margaret  Musgrave, 
and  had  three  sons,  Albany,  George,  and  William.  Aiaany, 
the  eldest,  settled  in  the  adjoining  parish  of  Kirkhaugh,  at 
Barhaugh,  Northumberland,  in  1638,  wherthis  desoendaats 
continued  till  1813,  when  tha  oo-heir«Mes  of  Albany  suc- 
ceeded. Richard  FsthsRstonhaugh,  his  youngest  brother, 
b.  at  Windy  Hall,  Kirkhaugh;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Stephenson,  Esq.  of  Kcntsbury.  and  sister  of  Thomas 
Stephenson.  Esq.  of  Worcester,  an4  left  issue, 
382 


F  E  T 

AleXandia-Stxpuenson,  now  of  Hopton  Court 
Thomas.  Joseph.  Jolm,  d.  young. 

Mana.  Hannah,  <f.  young. 

.^rms —Gu.,  two  chevrons,  engrailed,  between  thre* 
ostrich  feathers,  within  a  bordura,  auo  enmiled,  tag. 

(7rcf^— An  heraldic  antek>pe's  head,  erased,  gu.,  surmountttd 
by  two  ostrich  feathers,  in  saltire,  arg. 

-Wotto— Ne  Tile  veils. 

Seat— Hopton  Courts  near  Worcester. 


FETHERSTONHAUGH  OP  KIRKOSWALD. 

Fbthbrstonhauob,  Timothy,  Esq.  of  The  College, 
Kirkoswald,  co.  Cumberlvid,  h.  6  Peo.  1810;  «.  his 
father  6  April,  1866. 

Etneaffe.— The  first  of  the  Fethentonhaaghs  who 
came  to  lUrkoswald  was 

Hekbt  FETHeRSTOKHAUOR,  2nd  sou  of  Albany  Fether- 
stonhaugh, Bsq.  of  Fetherstonhaugh,  co.  Northumberland, 
by  Lucy  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edmund  Dudlsy,  Esg.  of  Tan- 
worth,  CO.  Westmoreland.  This  Henry  m.  Dorothy,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Wybergh,  Esq.  of  CUfton;  and  4.  ia  16S8, 
having  had  a  dau.,  Dorothy,  m.  to  John  Btaaley,  Bsq.  of 
Dalegarth,  and  a  son. 

Sib  TutOTHT  FKrHSBfiTORBAVOH,  Knt.  of  KMDOswald,  a 
devoted  adherent  to  the  Royalist  cause,  who  was  beheaded 
by  Cromwell's  party  in  1651.    His  2nd  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  FBTHUtsTOiniAVOS,  Esq.  of  Kirkoswald,  vaa 
thirty-seven  years  of  age  at  Dugdale's  Yisitatian  in  1665. 
His  greatgrandson, 

TncoTHT  Fetuebstosrauoh,  Bsq.  of  Kirkoswald,  4. «.  jv.. 
and  wss  «.  by  (the  son  of  his  sister  Joyce,  the  wife  of  tlie 
Rev.  Charles  Smallwood,  B.A.)  his  nephew, 

Charles  Smallwood,  who,  in  oomplianoe  with  tlie  will 
of  his  maternal  unde,  assumed,  by  Royal  Uosose,  1  Sept. 
1797,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  PrrHEBsroM- 
■AUGH.  He  m.  6  March,  1810,  Elizabeth,  datL  of  Thomas 
Hartley,  Esq.  of  Gillfoot,  co.  Cumberland,  and  left  at  his 
decease,  7  Marob,  1837, 

Timothy,  his  heir,  of  Kirkoswald. 

Charles,  («ee  Fsthebstonhauob  ofStaJIMd  BoXL) 

Eliza,  in.  25  April,  1837,  to  Thomas  Tod,  Esq.  of  Drygrsage, 
CO.  Roxburgh. 

The  son  and  heir, 

Timothy  FBTHERanroirHAUOH,  Esq.  of  The  College,  Kir- 
koswald, J.F.,  high-sheriff  1846,  h.  4  March,  1811 ;  m.  15  Oct. 
1838,  Eliza- Were,  dau.  of  John- Were  Clarke,  Em^.  of  BrSd- 
well,  00.  Devon,  by  Frances  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas 
Carew,  Bart  of  Haooombe,  and  bad  issue, 

Timothy,  present  representative.. 

Charles,  b.  4  Feb.  1844. 

Albany,  fr.  10  Dec.  1845. 

Elisa.  Frances.  Maude. 

Mr.  Fetherstonhaugh  d.  I  April,  185«. 

Jrms— Gu.,  a  chev.,  between  three  ostrich  feathers,  9xg. 
Anese— An  antelope's  head,  erased,  gu.,  armed,  or. 
Motto — ^Valens  et  volens. 
&a«— The  College,  Kirkeewald. 


FETHBBSTONHAUGH  OF  STAFFIELD  HALL. 

Fetherstonhaugh,  Charle^  Esq,  of  3Uffi«lcl 
Hall,  Penrith,  Cumberland,  J.P.,  6.  81  May,  1812; 
m.  6  April,  1847,  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  (Vanois 
Agliouby,  Eaq.  of  Nunnenr,  M.P.  for  ea«t«rn  divi- 
eion  of  the  oo.  of  Cumberland,  bj  Mary,  his  wiH^ 
dau.  of  John  Matthews,  Esq.  of  Wigton  Hall,  Cum- 
berland, and  has  iseue  a  dau., 

Elizabeth-Agllonby. 

ft.ttlf  Ate*<-^Biv.  Obailb  Bxallwood,  wfae  «.  /eyos^ 
dau.  of  Heneage  Fetheistonhaugb,  17«a;  d.  4  Maaeh,  lYTl, 
leaving  a  son, 

CoAHLas  SxAixvooD,  who  assunsed  the  luone  ef  FsnnDa- 
STONBAUOH.  He  M.  1810,  EHxabeth,  dau.  and  eo-heir  of 
Thomas  Hartley,  Esq.  pf  GiUfoot,  Cumberland ;  which  lady 
d.  8  June,  1888.  Mr.  Fethe^atonhaugU  d.  17  Marob,  1899, 
having  had  issue, 

Tim  OTHT,  of  the  (kiimaUau  preoediBg  faaiif.y 

ChjlHUS,  of  Btaffield  HsM. 

JOiza,  flk  25  April,  1887,  Thonas  fed,  Bsfi.  «f  Diyfie&fe, 
BozbuiKsbire. 

jlnne— On.,  a  ehev.,  between  three  esttteh  lliath<n%  mg. 

Pnit— An  antelope%  head,  erased,  gu.,  armed,  or. 

gwl    JtsfBdd  Han,  Penrith.     ^^  ^ 

.,  ..dbyV^oogle 


J?  F  A 

FETHERSTONHAUQH  OP  BRACKLYN 
CASTLE. 
Fethbrstonhaugh,  Howard,  Esq.  of  Bracklyn 
Castlo,  CO.  Westmeath»  late  captain  11th  regiment, 
6.  23  May,  1819;  m.  16  Aug.  1854,  Lucy-EmUy, 
dau.  of  William  Wingfield,  Esq.  p|  Orsett  Hall, 
Essex,  and  has  a  dau., 

CkVMSrAlfOB-IjUOT. 

%iVltKiff^-TbiM  bnmoh  of  th«  anoitni  familj  of  Fether- 
stonhangb,  of  Up  Paric,  in  Sussex,  and  of  l^ewcasUe,  oo. 
Horthumberland,  migrated  to  Ireland  in  the  reign  of 
Ohablib  I.,  and  acquired  large  grants  of  land  in  severBl 
oounties. 

Thomas  FvnRBsroVHAuoH,  Esq.  the  ttneatf  deseendaat 
and  reparesantoti've  of  the  Irish  bnnob  of  the  fiunily.  m. 
temp.  QaoBGS  II.,  Miss  Nugent,  of  Derrymore,  oo.  West- 
meath,  and  had,  ^th  a  dau.,  wife  of  Francis  MacEvoy, 
Xsq.  of  Tobertman,  co.  Meath,  a  son  and  successor, 

Jaios  FnmBSTOHHAuaH,  Esq.  ot  Bracklyn,  who  m. 
ICaigaret,  only  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Richard  Steele,  Bart  of 
Hampetead,  eo.  Dublin,  and  had  issue, 

Tbom  AB-JAmSt  his  heir. 

Bichard-Sfceele,  who  m.  in  18Sd,  the  dau.  of  the  late  Ifr. 
Baron  George^  of  Uie  Court  of  Exchequer  in  Ireland. 

John,  who  «.  in  1838,  the  Hon.  Susan  Massy,  sisterto  the 
present  Lord  Massy. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  the  late  Mi^or  Bobert  Tigfae,  of  South 
mu,  CO.  Westmeath. 

l^xvaret-Anne^  who  m.  Sir  T^omi^  Chapman,  B^rt  of 

Harriet. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thomas -JAiOi  FsTHnsroiiBAuaH,  Esq.  of  BraeUyn 
Castle,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-phei-lff  of  Westmeath,  b,  17M  | 
m.  18  Dec  1810.  the  La4y  Eleanor  Howard,  ted  dau.  o| 
William,  8rd  Earl  of  Wichlow,  and  had  issue, 

Jamss-Howabd,  prsssot  proprietor. 

Eleanor-Margaret. 

Gatherine-Msiy.  Fzanees-Alida. 

Mr.  FethenUmhangh  d.  18  Deo.  1864. 

-^'"■w— On.,  on  a  cherron,  between  three  ostrich  fathers, 


asg.,  a  pallet. 
Owe—/ 


-An  antelope,  statant,  armed,  or. 

Jf«tto— Valens  et  Toleos. 
fiNi**BnM4dyn  Osstle,  near  Kinegad, 


petherston  of  packwood  house. 

Fbthbrston,  John,  Esq.  of  Packwood  House,  co. 
Warwick,  represents  a  bmnch  of  the  ancient  North 
of  England  family  of  Fetherston-Haugh.  The  first 
notice  of  Fetherston  of  Paokwood  occurs  |n 
8  Edward  IV.,  from  which  period  the  pedigree 
is  deduced  in  direct  descent  to  the  pressBt  pro* 
prietov. 

Jnii*-€tL,  on  a  cher.,  between  three  ostrich  feathera 
axg.,  three  annulets,  sa. 

CreM^An  antelope's  head,  erased,  gu.,  homed  and  langusd, 
Tort. 

if efto— Chrlsti  pennatus  sidera  morte  peto, 

«eal— Packwood  House,  Warwickshire. 


PFABINQTON  OF  WOBDEN, 
Ffarxkgtoit,  Susah-Maria  and  Mart-Haivhah, 
of  Worden,  co.  Lancaster;  s.  their  brother,  James- 
Howell  Ffariagton,  Esq.,  6  Jime,  1848. 

litff a0t«— ^he  FPAftiNOToirfl^  of  <^^^^^\gtffH  or  F^Miag^ 
ton,  in  the  parish  of  Penwortham,  and  Shaw  Hall,  in  the 
parish  of  L^yland,  in  the  county  palatine  of  Lancaster,  axe 
a  fkmfly  of  great  antiquity.  Farington  Hall  was  their  prin- 
ce seat  till  the  death  of  Sir  Henry  Ffarington  in  1549. 
For  the  next  two  oentorles  thsy  reMded  at  WoxdeB,  and 
remored  thenoe  to  Shaw  HaU  (now  rebuilt  and  named 
Worden)  about  the  year  1740. 

8n  HcHST  FrABiHOToir,  steward  of  the  loyal  manor  of 
Penwortham,  and  a  oommissioner  for  the  suppression  of 
monas(ei4ss  (lineally  deseended  from  the  manteoe  of  John 
de  ffwington,  Itwiog  teimp.  Hcvet  III.,  with  Ayicia  Bussel, 
of  Penwortham)^  m.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Rat* 
cfiilb,  of  Ordaall,  by  whom  he  had  a  ^n  and  heir,  William, 
whoso  dsn.  and  heir,  Jane,  m.  Henry  Beooonsal,  Bsq,  of 
888 


F  F  A 

Beceonsal.  Sir  Henry  m.  2ndly,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Sir 
Humphrey  Okeover,  of  Okeover,  in  Staffordshire,  by  whom 
he  left,  at  his  decease  (his  will  is  dated  1649X  a  son, 

William  Ffaainoton,  living  in  the  reign  of  Elizabeth. 
To  this  gentleman,  who  then  resided  at  Worden,  Laurence 
Dalton  gave  the  additional  crest,  and  confirmed  the  arms. 
He  m.  Jane,  only  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Talbot,  of  Bashall,  co. 
York,  Knt.,  and  had  three  sons,  namely,  x.  Thomas,  his 
heir;  ii.  William,  d.  «.  p. ;  and  ni.  Heniy,  who  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Edward  Browster,  of  Haxfield,  and  bad 
a  son,  Thomas,  who  m,  Anne  Worrall,  and  was  grandfather 
of  H%jor-Oen.  William  ffiulngton,  of  Chiaelhurst,  who  in. 
the  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Battinson,  of  Sudbury,  and  had  a 
son,  Thomas,  who  d.  $,  p.,  and  two  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  Col. 
J.  Selwyn;  and  Albhiia^  m.  to  Bobert,  1st  Duke  of  An- 
caster.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Ffabdiotoh  (disinherited  by  his  father),  con- 
stable of  Lancaster  Castle,  and  steward  of  the  Queen's 
lands  at  Lonsdale,  m.  Mabel,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Oeoige 
Benson,  Esq.  of  Hyndhill,  in  Westmorehmd,  and  had  three 
sons  and  six  daus.,  of  whom  the  eldoet  sou  was 

William  FrARiMorov,  Esq.  of  Shawe  Hall,  high-sheriff 
for  Lancashire  in  1636.  This  gentleman,  a  stanch  cavalier, 
valiantly  assisted  the  Countess  of  Derby  in  her  gallant 
defence  of  Lathom  against  the  parliamentarians,  and,  in 
consequence,  had  his  estate  sequestered.  He  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Henry  Worrell,  Esq.,  and  left  at  his  decease,  his 
will  is  dated  1667  (with  two  younger  sons,  George,  of 
Knights,  Middlesex,  d.  $.p.;  and  Henry ;  and  four  daus., 
Margaret,  the  wife  of  Edward  Fleetwood,  of  Penwortham ; 
Anne^  of  Clayton,  of  Claytonj  Elisabeth,  of  Chamocke,  of 
Chamocke;  and  Alice,  of  Banister,  of  Bank),  i^  son  and 


William  Ftabihotoit,  Esq.  of  Shawe  Hall,  named  as  a 
knight  of  the  Royal  Oak,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Edmund 
Fleetwood,  Esq.  of  Penwortham,  and  had  issue.  Mr. 
fibrmgton,  whose  will  (s  dated  20  Feb.  1673,  was  «.  b7  his 
eon, 

HxNBT  FrAHiNOTOif,  Esq.  of  Shawe  Hall«  who  m.  Susan, 
dau.  of  Digory  Wheare,  D.D.,  master  of  Gloucester  Hall, 
professor  of  history  at  Oxford,  and  had,  with  three  daus., 
two  sons,  who  d.  ».  p,  Mr.  flkiington,  whose  will  is  dated 
20  May,  1687,  had  a  brother, 

GMoaoc  Ffabinoton,  Esq.  of  Shawe  HaU.  who  m.  EUxa- 
beth,  dau.  of  —  Whitmore,  of  Thurstaston,  in  Cheshire, 
and  had,  with  two  daus.,  two  sons,  the  younger,  Valentine, 
left  two  daus.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  CoL  Gardner;  and  Sarah, 
wife  of  Nicholas  Starkie,  Esq^  of  Biddleston.  The  elder 
son, 

WiLUAX  FFABiMOToir,  Esq.  of  Shawc  Hall,  6.  in  1675 
was  sheriff  of  Lancashire  in  1718.  He  la.  EUsabeth,  dau. 
and  hdr  of  Dr.  James  Rufine,  of  Boulogne  (who  fled  firom 
Franoe,  owing  to  ths  ptrseeation  of  the  HuguenotsX 
and  had, 

GsoBOB,  his  heir. 

WUlJain,  rector  of  Warrington,  and  vicar  of  Leigh,  ancestor 
of  FFAMVOffOM  of  WoodvaU  {%Bhkh  tee), 

Heniy. 

fflittbeth,  ft.  in  1702,  m.  te  Riehard  Atherton,  Esq.  of 
Atherton, 

Itogaret,  m.  to  Wimam  Byssel,  Esq.  of  Seaborne^  in 
Herofordshire. 

^S**^**?.  h  ^  ^^'»  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Woodeook.  of 
Staffordshire. 

Mr.  ffiuington  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

GsoBOB  FrAmvoTOK,  Esq.  of  Shawe  Hall,  b.  in  1606,  who 
fa.  Maigaret,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  John  Bradshaw,  Esq.  of 
Pennington,  and  had,  with  several  other  sons,  who  d. 
issueless  (one,  Bradshaw,  was  killed  at  the  battle  of 
Fontenoy), 
WiLUAM  (Sir),  his  heir. 

James,  6.  in  1778,  who  m.  Ist,  Jane  Ashton,  but  by  her 
Ind  no  child;  and  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Roger  NowelL 
Esq.  of  Altham.  by  whom  ho  had,  William,  successor  to 
his  uncle:  Maiy-IsabeUa,  «.  to  George-Watkin  Kenrick, 
Esq.  of  Woore  HaU,  oo.  Staflbrd,  and  d.  in  1839:  and 
Charlotte,  m.  to  Alexander  NoweU.  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Under- 
ley,  in  Westmoreland. 
Manaret,  m.  to  James-Prior  Clayton,  E^. 
Barbara,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Midloiy,  of  Mobberley. 
Isabella,  ta.  to  GilL  Slater,  Esq.  of  Cheeterfield  a: 
Liverpool. 

Marv,  m.  to  Isaac  Hamon,  Esq.  of  Fortariington,  in 
Ireland. 

The  eldest  son, 

Bib  Wiluam  Ffamwotoh,  Knt.  of  flhaiwe  H«dl,  b.  in  1780, 
high^eriff  of  Lancashire  1761,.  d.  witho«it  imie,  1781,  and 
wtm  «.  by  his  nephew, 

William  Ffabimoton,  Esq.  of  Shawe  (how  sailed  Wotden) 


and 


FF  A 


F  FO 


Hall.  J.P.  and  D.L.,  lieut.-col.  let  regb.  LancashiiH)  militia, 
and  high-sheriSF  in  1813.  Ue  m.  Ist,  in  1791.  Sybilla- 
Oeoin^ina,  dau.  of  Edwai-d  Wilbrahara-Bootle,  E«q.  of 
Lathom.  and  sister  of  Lord  Skelroersdalo,  by  whom  (who 
d.  in  1799)  he  hod,  with  three  sous,  who  all  d.  young,  three 
daus.,  viz.,  Hary-Isabella,  d.  young;  Sybilla-Georgiana,  m. 
Thomas  Scirisbrick,  Esq.  of  Scarisbrick.  and  d.  «.  p.  1839 ; 
and  Frances- Anne,  d.t.p.  1S31.  Col.  ffarington  m.  2ndly, 
1803,  Hannah,  dau.  of  John  Matthews,  Esq.  of  Tynemouth, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1833.  had,  George,  who  d,  in  1819 ; 
William-Matthews,  d.  in  1827;  and  Jambs-Nowbll,  his 
heir;  Susan-Maria;  and  Mart-Hannah.  Col.  ffkrington 
d.  18  June,  1837.  and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son. 

Jamks-Nowell  Ffarington,  Esq.  of  Worden.  6.  1818. 
who  m.  Oct.  1847,  Sarah-Esther,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John 
Touchet,  Esq.  of  Broom  House,  co.  Lancaster,  and  dying  «.  p. 
6  June,  1848.  was  i.  by  his  sisters,  Susan-Maria  and  Mabt- 
Hannah. 

w4nn>--ATg.,  a  cheTron.  gu..  betwe«i  three  leopards' 
heads  aa. 

Cftti — A  dragon,  aiig.,  pans  wings,  tail  nowed,  langued, 
and  ducolly  gorged,  gu.,  and  wreathed  with  a  chain,  or. 

MoUo — Domat  omnia  virtus. 

5«U— Worden  Hall,  near  Preston. 


FFARINGTON  OF  WOODVALE. 
Ffarington,  William,  Esq.  of  Woodvale.  Isle  of 
Wight,  a  rear-admiral  in   Her  Majesty's  navy,  h. 
Villi  *n<  in  1814,  Frances-Ann,  2nd  dau.  of  Edmund- 
Francis  Green,  of  Medham,  Isle  of  Wight,  Esq.,  and 
has  issue, 
X.  William,  m.  Cecil-FranoM  Harriett,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  James-Bradshaw  Tyrwhitt.  rector  of  Wilksby.  co. 
Lincoln. 

II.  Edmund-Francis,  barrister-at-law,  m.  Margamt,  only 
child  and  heiress  of  James  Newsham,  of  Preston.  Esq.. 
by  whom  he  has  issue. 

1  William-James.  2  Edmund-Richard. 

III.  Richard-Atherton.  miyjor  61st  regiment,  d,  1  April, 
1855,  nged  32. 

I.  FranCM-Ann,  d.  «.  p.  1841. 

ILtntatjft*  —  For  ancient   lineoge   see  fvarinoton  of 
Worden. 

'  William  fpamnoton,  of  Worden,  6.  in  1675,  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Dr.  James  Rufine,  of  Boulogne,  one  of  the  refugee 
Huguenots,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

I.  George,  whose  male  line  is  now  extinct,  and  who  is 
represented  bv  Susan-Maria,  and  Mart-Uannah  fpa- 
RiNOTOX,  co-houresses  of  Worden  (•«  ftarinoton  <if  Wor- 
den). 

II.  WiLUAM,  rector  of  Warrington  and  vicar  of  Leigh,  m. 
Hester,  d.iu.  and  coheiress  of —  Qilbody,  of  Manchester. 
Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

1  William,  son  and  heir,  m.  Ann,  dau.  and  co-heiress 
of  William  Nash,  Esq..  and  d.  in  1803,  leaving  issue, 

William,  son  and  heir,  now  of  Woodvale. 

Henry,  d.  $.  p.  at  Qibralter,  on  board  H.M.S.  Triumph. 

74  guns. 
Oeoige,  d,  «.  p.  in  the  West  Indies,  on  board  H.M.S. 

Topaze,  32  guns. 
Edward-Fraser,  a  lieut.  in  the  army.  d.  at  the  capture 

of  Java,  t.  p. 
Esther-Frances,  m.  Leonard-Streete  Coxe.  Esq.,  d. 

1854.  le.-ivlDg  issue. 

2  Joseph,  R.A..  tn.  Susan,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Br.  Ham- 
mond, prebendary  of  Norwich,  and  d.  «.  p.  1821. 

8  George,  d,  in  the  Enst  Indies,  $.  p.  1786. 
4  Henry,  m.  Marianne,  dau.  of  James  Borron.  of  Man- 
choHter,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  insue, 
William,    incumbent  of  St.    James',    Rochdale,    m. 
Marianne,  dau.  of  Dr.  Haxby.  of  Pontelhiot. 
Henry,  nt.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  —  Woodcock,  of  Wigaa, 
Ilsq.,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 
Hennr-Borron.  Richard-Atherton. 

Elizabeth,  m.  N.  Eckersley.  Esq. 
Marianne. 
Marianne. 

Elizabeth,  m.  John  Fenton.  of  Dromore  West.  co. 
o,  a  capt.  in  the  army. 


Barah,  d.  t.  p. 
Harriett,  m.  Rev.  Frederick  Norria,  rector  of  Gransden, 
00.  Cambridge. 

Frances,  m.  Iieut.-C(d.  Parkinson. 
B  Richard-Atherton.  of  Parr's  Wood.   co.    Lanc&<tter. 
Esq.,  m.  Elliabeth,  dau.  of  James  Borron.  of  Man- 
chester, d.  ».  p. 

«  Edward,  d.  at  sea,  1796.  7  James,  d.  young. 

8  Robert^  D.D..  rector  of  St.  Geotge's  East,  London, 
rf.  f.p  1841.  • 

884 


.^rm»— Same  as  ffiirington,  of  Worden. 
Crfrt — ^A  dragon,  arg.,  saus  wings,  tai    nowed,  Lwgued 
and  ducally  gorged,  gu.,  and  wreawed  with  a  chain,  or. 
Motto— uomat  omnia  virtus. 
&a<— Woodvale.  Isle  of  Wight. 


FFOLLIOTT  OF  HOLLYBROOK  HOUSK 

FPOLLIOTT,  John,  of  Hollybrook  House,  oo.  Sligo, 
and  Lickhill,  co.  Worcester.  6.  28  Dec.  1798;  m. 
17  Dec.  1822,  Maria-Lucie,  dau.  of  Herbert-Rawsou 
Stepney,  E»q.  of  Durrow,  King's  County,  by  Alido- 
Viucentia  his  wife,  dau.  of  H.-P.  L'Estrange,  Esq.  of 
Moystown,  in  the  same  county,  and  has  issue, 

John.  b.  21  Nov.  1824. 

Zxida-Bfario,  m.  15  June,  1847,  to  Sur  Thomas  Erskfaie, 
Bart,  of  Cambo. 

Htntafft. — In  a  genealogical  manuscript  of  Sir  William 
Dugdale's,  preserved  in  the  Ashmolean  Museum  in  Oxford, 
page  70,  occurs  the  name  of  William  Ffoluot.  husband  of 
Agnes  de  Arches,  foundress  of  Nunsectling  Ntinnery,  in 
Holdemees.  He  was  her  8rd  husband:  her  two  former 
were  Hurbertus  de  Sco-Quintino.  and  De  Fauconbeig.  Wil- 
liam fifoUiott  had,  by  bis  wife  Agnes,  six  sons.  William, 
Archbishop  of  York  in  the  18th  of  King  Stephen  ;  Paganns ; 
Henry ;  Richard ;  Hugh  ;  and  Jordan. 

Henrt  Ffoluot,  brother  of  Sir  John  ffolliott,  who  was 
knighted  by  Queen  Elizabeth,  and  lineal  descendant  of 
William  ffolliott  and  Agnes  de  Arches,  commanded,  in  the 
year  1599,  a  company  of  foot,  under  the  Earl  of  Ormond, 
at  Kilkenny,  and  in  1601  commanded  a  regiment,  and  had 
great  share  In  the  victory  of  Kinsale.  under  the  Lord- 
Deputy  Mountjoy,  for  which  he  was  created  first  Knight- 
Banneret  and  afterwards  a  Peer  of  Ireland,  by  the  title  of 
Baron  of  Ballyshannon,  with  a  grant  of  large  royalties  and 
estates  there.  Ho  was  president  of  the  North  of  Ireland  ; 
and  by  Anne.  dau.  of  Sir  WilUnm  Stroud,  of  Stoke,  in 
Somersetshire,  had  issue  two  dans.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir 
John  Ponsonby.  grandfather  to  the  Earl  of  Bessborough ; 
and  Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Henry  King,  father  of  the  Eail  of 
Kingston  ;  and  several  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

Thomas,  2nd  Lord  ffolliott,  had  a  company  of  foot  in  the 
service  of  King  Charles  I.,  a.d.  1641,  and  in  1645  oom- 
manded  a  r^ment,  and  was  governor  of  Londonderry. 
He  had  issue,  by  Rebecca,  his  wife,  relict  of —  Waters,  of  Dub- 
lin, merchant,  five  dans.,  Anne,  wife  of  John  Soley.  Esq. ; 
Rebecca,  wifeof  Job  Walker,  Esq. ;  Frances,  wife  to — Mason. 
Esq. ;  E^zabeth.  wife  to  Samuel  Powell,  Esq. ;  and  Mary. 
wife  to  Roland  Baugh.  Esq. ;  and  one  son.  Henry.  3rd 
Lord  ffolliott.  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  Qeoige 
Pudsey,  of  Langley  Hall,  in  the  oo.  of  Warwick,  Esq. ;  and 
d.  without  issue.    The  late 

John  FroLLiorr.  Esq.  of  Holybrook  House,  co.  Sligo. 
son  of  Frauds  ffolliott,  Esq.,  and  Barbara  Allen  his  wifo. 
was  descended  flrom  a  common  ancestor  with  the  Lords 
ffolliott.  He  m.  2  Feb.  1793,  Prances,  sister  of  Sir  William- 
Jackson  Homan.  Bart,  of  Burrock,  oo.  Westmeath,  and  had 
issue, 

John,  now  of  Holybrook  House. 

Francis,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Faimy-Maria,  dau.  of  William 

Raymond,  of  Oockerham.  Devon. 
Philip- Homan.  R.N.,  d.  nmm, 
Marianne,  m.  to  George  Young.  Esq .  of  CuldoffHouse,  co. 

Donegal. 

Frances,  m.  to  Geoxge-Marmaduke  Forster,  Esq. 
Barbara,  m.  to  Admiral  Charles-Frederick  Payne,  R.N. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Bradshaw,  Esq. 
Henrietta,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Oeoige-Nesbitt  Knox. 
Lydia,  m.  to  William  Eliot.  Esq. 
Geoigiana,  m.  to  the  Rev.  James-Robert  Pears,  of  Wood- 

cote  House.  Surr^. 
Susan,  d.  tenia. 

Arm»-<}\i.,  a  bend.  arg. 

Crett^'A.  lion  rampant,  per  pale,  gu.  and  axg.,  double 
queued,  and  murally  crowned,  or. 

Motto— Qao  virtus  et  fiata  vocant. 

SraC*— Hollybrook  House,  co.  Sligo.  and  lidc  HUl,  co. 
Worcester. 


FFOULKES  OF  ERIVUTT. 

Ffoulkes,  John-Jockltn,  Esq.  of  Eriviatt,  oo. 
Denbigh,  J.P.,  6.  16  Sept.  1813;  m.  18  Oct.  1843, 
Mary-Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Rear- Admiral  Sir  William- 
Reauchamp  Proctor,  Bartw  of  Langley  Piurk,  co. 
Norfolk,  ^  , 

Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


E  F  0 

Uttlfafft* — ^Tbe  lineage  of  this  tiirxdlj  is  deduced 
through  Groko  Llwtd  ap  Penwyh,  living  temp.  Edward  I. 
of  England,  chief  of  a  younger  branch  of  t^io  8th  Noble 
Tribe  of  North  Waiea  and  Powys,  whose  founder  was  Mar- 
CHUDD  AP  Ctnav,  Lord  of  Brynffenigl,  who  flouiished  in 
the  ninth  century.  Qrono  Ltwtd  ap  Penwtn,  whoee  chief 
residence  was  at  Helai,  in  Denbighshire^  was  a  prominent 
military  lecMler  against  the  patriotic  cause  in  the  wars  which 
transferred  the  soTereignty  of  Wales  to  Edward  I.,  and 
was  one  of  the  jury  for  taking  the  extent  of  the  comote  of 
Nant  Ckmway,  9  July,  1352.  H9  was  father,  by  his  1st  wife, 
Angbarad,  dau.  of  Hdlin  ap  Sir  Tudor,  Ent.,  Lord  of  Nont 
and  Llangynhofy,  of  five  sons, 

David  Llwyd  op  Grono,  ancestor  of  the  Wywns  o/  Melai 
and  the  wtnkbs  o/OaHkewin. 

lorwerth.  Hadoc.  HoweL  Edntfed. 

The  5th  son, 
Edvtfbd,  was  great-grandfather  of 
Groitwy,  who  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Giyfl^dd  Hanmer, 
and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  ap  Gronwy,  whose  wife  was  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Owen  ap  Griffith  ap  Madoc  Vycban,  of  Plas  Ucha,  in  Aber- 
gellen,  co.  Denbigh.    Their  son  and  heir, 

Fpoulk  ap  Thomas,  m.  Alice,  dau.  and  heir  of  Griffith 
ap  Bhys  ap  Sir  David  Anwyl,  of  Cil  Owain,  and  was  «.  by 
his  son, 

Johm-Wthh  Ffoulkbs,  of  Eriviatt,  CO.  Denbigh,  who 
m,  Mary,  8rd  dau.  of  Gawen  Goodman,  of  Ruthin,  co. 
Denbigh,  eldest  son  (by  Sisli,  dau.  of  Edward  Thelwall,  of 
Plas -y- Ward,  oo.  Denbigh,  Esq.)  of  Edward  Goodman, 
brother  of  Gabriel  Goodman,  dean  of  Westminster  in  1561, 
and  cousin  of  Bishop  Goodman,  of  Gloucester.  By  this 
lady  he  hod  issue  (with  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  wife  of  John 
Parry,  of  Llanbedr)  a  son  and  heir. 

Piers  Ffoulkss,  of  Eriviatt,  Esq.,  who  d.  8  May,  1636. 
He  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Edward  Bellot,  of  Great  Moreton, 
oo.  Chester,  by  Amy  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Anthony 
Grosvenor,  of  Duddleston,  and  by  her  (who  d.  4  Deo.  1631) 
had,  with  a  dau.,  Margaret,  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHV  FrouLKBB,  Esq.  of  Eriviatt,  who  m.  about  1618-19, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  ap  Rhys  Wynne,  of  Giler,  co.  Merio- 
neth, Esq.,  high-sheriff  of  Denbighshire  in  1624 ;  and  d. 
before  his  fiitber.  leaving  an  only  son  and  heir. 

PSTKR  Fpoulkxs,  Esq.  of  Eriviatt,  who  m.  14  Feb.  1685, 
Elizabeth,  sister  of  Humphrey  Lloyd.  D.D.,  Bishop  of 
Bangor,  and  dau.  of  Richard  Lloyd,  D.D.,  appointed  canon 
of  St.  Asaph  hi  1611.  By  this  Lidy  (who  d.  in  1655-6) 
Mr.  ffoulkee  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son. 

Petkr  FrouLKBB,  Esq.  of  Eriviatt,  who  $.  his  father  in 
1701.  He  m.  Margaret,  d\u.  of  R.  Betton,  of  Shrewsbury, 
and  niece  of  Lord  Chancellor  Jefibries.  and  by  her  (who 
was  buried  5  Jan.  1716)  left  at  his  decease,  in  1713.  with 
other  issue,  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  wife  of  the  Rev.  William 
Eyton.  and  a  son  and  successor, 

JoHK  Ffoulebs.  Esq.  of  Eriviatt,  b.  Sept.  1699 ;  who  m. 
25  Sept.  1729,  Catherine,  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Roberts, 
of  Rbyddonnen,  co.  Denbigh,  Esq.,  bigh-sheriflf  of  Denbigh- 
shire in  1722,  and  by  her  (who  d.  8  Aug.  17&i)i  ^^  issue, 
of  which  were  John,  his  heir ;  and  Maigaret,  6.  in  1741 ;  ta, 
to  Robert  Peake,  Esq.  of  the  House  of  Perthewig ;  who  d. 
in  1814.  Mr.  ifoulkes  d.  1  May,  1758,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

JoHH  Ffoulebs,  Esq.  of  Eriviatt,  b.  in  Aug.  1736 ;  high- 
abetiir  of  Denbighshire  in  1778.  He  m.  12  Jan.  1767,  Mai> 
garet,  dau.  of  Hugh  Cluugh,  of  Plas-Clough  and  Glanywem, 
oo.  Denbigh,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  March,  1826)  had 
isstie. 


JoHN-PowELL,  his  heir. 

Henry,  D.D.,  Principal  of  Jesus  College,  Oxford,  m.  in 

1826,  Maxy,  dau.  of  John  Hortou,  of  Wavertree,  oo. 

Lancaster,  Esq. 

Hugh,  an  officer  in  the  royal  Cheshire  militia,  d.  s.  p. 
Catherine,  deceased.  Margaret.  Frances. 

Diana,  deceased.  Marv-Anne. 

Jemima,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mascle-Domville  Taylor,  of  Lynn 

Han,  oo.  Chester,  rector  of  Moreton  Corbet,  co.  Salop. 
Louisa-Matilda,  deceased. 

Mr.  ffoulkes  d.  in  Jan.  1814,  and  was  g.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jobs-Powell  Ffoulkes,  Esq.  of  Eriviatt,  lieut.-col.  of  the 
Royal  Denbigh  militia ;  m.  8  Jan.  1810,  Coroline-Maxy,  2nd 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert  Jooelyu,  Esq.,  capt.  R.N.,  of 
Stanstead  Bury  House,  Herts,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau. 
and  heir  of  John  Salusbuxy,  ot  Bryu-y-Barkit.  co.  Denbigh, 
Esq.  (derived  fh>m  the  SAi.nsBrRTS  eflUtetni,  co.  Denbigh), 
by  Maigaret  his  wife.  dau.  and  heir  of  Bubule  Wynne,  of 
Macs-y-Coed,  oo.  Flint.    Of  this  marriage  there  was  issue, 

JOHir-JOCELTXr. 

885 


FIN 

Honry-PoweU,  in  holy  orders,  6.  2  Jan.  1815. 

Edmund-Sakisbuiy,  fellow  of  Jesus  College.  Oxford. 
12  Jan.  1819. 

WiUlam-Wvnne,  b.  17  July,  1821. 

Elizabeth-Sophia,  6.  in  1817,  d.  1  Jan.  1820. 
Col.  ffoulkes  d.  2  Deo.  1826.  aged  66.  and  was  9.  by  his 
eldest  son,  John-Jooblyn  Ffoulkes,  Esq.,  now  of  Eriviatt. 

.<<rm«— Quarterly:  1st  and  8th,  gu.,  three  boars'  heads, 
erased,  in  pale,  aig.,  for  Grono-Llwyd-ap-Penwyn  ;  2nd, 
gu..  a  Saracen's  head,  erased  at  the  neck,  ppr.,  wreathed 
about  the  temples,  aig.  and  sa..  for  Marchudd  ap  Cykak. 

Crttt — ^A  Boar's  head,  erased,  aig. 

Motto— Jure  non  dono. 

5ea*— Briviatt>  co.  Denbigh. 


FINCH  OF  TULLAMORE  PARK. 
Finch,  William,  Esq.  of  TuUaiuore  Park,  co. 
Tipperary,  m,  Frances,  dau.  of  Philip  Coales,  Esq.  of 
Bath,  and  Las  had  issue, 

Frances-Elisabeth,  d.  young. 

1LlVLtAf[t» — ^This  is  a  branch  of  the  ancient  and  even- 
tually ennobled  £uni]y  of  Finch,  of  Netherfield,  in  Sussex, 
derived  from 

John  Finch,  next  brother  of  William*  Finch,  of  Nether- 
field. progenitor  of  the  Eirls  of  Winchelsea.  John  m.  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  and  heir  of  Richard  Sewer,  of  Linstead,  in  Kent ; 
and  dying  19  May,  1442.  lea  a  son. 

William  Finch,  of  Linstead,  ancestor  of  the  Finches 
of  Kent  and  Htri».     Of  the  latter  was 

Ralph  Finch,  of  Watford  (youngest  son  of  John  Finch, 
Esq.  of  Watford,  and  grandson  of  William  Finch,  Esq.). 
m.  27  Jan.  1606,  Emma,  dau.  of  Baldwyn,  Esq.  of  Watford ; 
and  dying  1622  (his  will  is  dated  15  March,  1621,  and  proved 
11  May,  1622),  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Finch,  Esq.  of  Watford,  bapt.  23  July,  1612; 
m.  twice,  but  had  issue  only  by  his  1st  wife,  Jane,  viz., 
Ralnh,  of  Chester,  bapt.  2  Oct  16S2,  who  became  by  the 
will  of  (his  father's  younger  brother)  his  uncle,  Colonel 
Simon  Finch,  sole  heir  to  all  that  genUeman's  lands  in 
Northamptonshire  and  in  Ireland.  He  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Col  William  Danyel,  of  Chester,  and  d.  in  16U5, 
having  had  issue  an  only  child,  Mary,  who  m.  John 
Earle,  Esq.  of  Liverpool,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Sarah, 
wife  of  the  Hon  and  Rev.  John  Stanley,  rector  of  Win- 
wick,  brother  of  the  11th  Earl  of  Derby)  four  sons,  of 
whom  the  eldest  surviving,  Ralph  Earle,  Esq  ,  assumed 
the  surname  and  arms  of  Willis.  (««e  Willis  oj  HaXtnead.) 
EowABD,  of  whom  we  treat. 
William.  Wjilter. 

Simon,  mentioned  in  the  will  of  his  uncle,  Ck)lonel  Simon 
Finch. 
The  2nd  son, 

Edwabd  Finch,  Esq.  of  Kilcolman,  co.  Tipperary,  m. 
Maigaret,  dau.  of  (Jeoige  Purdcn,  Esq.  of  Tinnerana,  oo. 
(3are,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Simon,  his  heir. 

II.  William,  of  Cork,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  William  Massey, 
Esq.  of  Gleuville,  co.  Limerick,  and  hnd  issue, 

1  Edwabd,  heir  to  his  uncle,  and  of  whom  hereafter. 

2  Wilham,  of  Maryyille,  co.  Clare,  t».  Mary.  dau.  of 
Godfrey  Massey,  Esq.  of  Duntrileogue,  co.  Limerick, 
but  d.  ».  p. 

8  Frederick.  '  4  Hugh. 

6  Geoigo,  m.  Amelia,  dau.  of  Anthony  Parker,  Esq.  of 
C^astldough.  co.  Tipperary. 

6  John,  of  The  Abbey,  co.  Limerick,  m.  Phoobe,  dau.  ot 
John  Browne,  Esq.  of  Mount  Browne,  co.  Limerick, 
and  had  issue, 
William,  m.  Marcelln.  dau.  of  Edward  Single  ton,  Esq. 
of  CO.  Clare,  and  relict  of  Henry  Vereker  D'Esterre^ 
Esq.,  and  has  two  sons,  William  and  Geoige. 
John-Browne,  m,  Maria,  dau.  of  Edward  Staigleton, 
Esq.  of  CO.  Clare. 

Hugn,  m.  a  dau.  of —Brady,  Esq..  and  is  deceased. 
George,  m.  a  dau.  of — Langford,  Esq. 
1  Anne.  3  Catherine. 

I.  Helena*  m.  to  John  Hickmao,  Esq.  of  BoUyket*  oo. 
Clare. 

II.  Alice. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Simon  Finch,  Esq.  of  Kilcolman,  d.  $.  p.  (his  will  is  dated 
10  April,  1744,  and  proved  15  Dec.  1758),  and  was  t.  by  his 
nephew, 

Edward  Finch,  Esq.  of  Kilcolman.  who  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  Daniel  ODwyer,  Esq.  of  TuUagheady,  co.  Tipperaiy,  and 
had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 


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Bdward,  formerly  capt.  in  the  life-guarda,  mi  HiM  W]rlde 
Browne,  nloce  of  Sir  Lancelot  Bhadwell. 
John. 
Eliza.  Anne. 

Mr.  Finch  d.  in  Aug.  18S4»  and  waa  *.  by  bii  fMMi  aen, 
William  Fivob,  Eaq.  of  TuUamora  Pitrk. 

ArtM^Aign  A  chevron,  as.,  between  three  gtifi&nA,  ponont, 
gules. 
Grat—A  grlffln.  passant,  ai. 
Motto^Bono  Tlnce  malum. 
iSeo^-Tullamore  Far^  oo.  Tipperary. 


FINDLAY  OF  EASTERHILL. 

FiNDLAT,  RoBEBT,  Esq.  of  EasterhUl,  co.  Lanark, 
D.L.,  b.  19  June,  1784 ;  m.  23  April,  1810,  Mary, 
eldest  dau.  of  John  Budianan,  Esq.  of  Ardoch,  co. 
Dumbarton,  for  some  time  M.P.  for  that  shire,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Parkes,  Esq*  of 
Ketherton,  co.  Worcester,  and  has  issue, 

I.  RoBEBT.  II.  John. 

in.  Jamea.  it.  Charies^Bjcnna^e. 

v.  Thomas-Dunlop. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rer,  Joseph  Webster,  reotor  of 
Hindlip,  ce.  Woroeeter. 

II.  Dorothea.  iii.  Hary. 

IT.  Amie,  deceased.  t.  Haigaret-BuehanaiL 

Ti.  Lillias-Dunlop. 

M^itltHQt* — ^William  Fimdlat,  the  only  son  wbo  had 
issue  of  John  Findlay,  who  d.  in  1697,  inherited  from  his 
fiither  the  lands  of  Waxford  and  others,  co.  Ayr.  He  m. 
in  1716,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Bobsrt  Hodsart,*  chiruigeon  in 
Kilmarnock,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Brown,  of  Knockmar- 
nock,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Hay,  of  Craignethan,  and  by 
this  lady  (who  m.  2ndly,  Alexander  Cuninghame,  of  Brig- 
house,  CO.  Ayr,  and  had  issue,  now  represented  by  Cuning- 
hame of  Lainshaw)  he  had  an  only  son  and  heir. 

The  Bbt.  Dr.  Robcbt  Fiitdlat,  Pi-ofessor  of  Theology 
in  the  UnlTersityof  Glasgow,  and  author  of  several  learned 
works  on  divinity ;  who  m.  in  1746,  his  cousin,  Annabella, 
dau.  of  Robert  Paterson,  Esq.  of  Braehead,  eo.  Ayr,  and 
by  her  was  father  of 

Robert  Futdlat,  Esq.  of  Basterhill,  an  eminent  mer* 
chant  in  Glasgow,  who  m.  in  1781,  Dorothea,  youngest  dau. 
of  Robert  Dunlop.  Esq.  of  Househill,  co.  Renfrew  (2nd  son 
of  Dunlop  of  Oamkirk,  a  branch  of  Dunlop,  of  that  ilkX 
and  Lilias  his  wife,  only  child  of  Robert  Campbell,  of 
Northwoodside,  and  Catherine  his  wifs,  sister  of  MsTgaret, 
Ooimtess  of  Glencairh,  and  dau.  of  John  Napier,  of  Eilma- 
hew,  whose  wife,  Lilias  Colquhoun,  was  grandxiieoe  of  the 
great  Mai>quess  of  Montrose.  The  issue  of  Robert  Findlay^ 
and  Dorothea  his  wifo,  consisted  of  throe  daus.,  Janet,  m. 
to  John  Bannatyne,  Esq.;  Annabella,  m.  to  J.-T.  Alstoui 
Esq. ;  and  Dorothea,  m.  to  John  Donaldson,  Esq.  t  and  an 
only  son  and  heir,  the  present  Robxbt  FniDULTi  Baq.  of 
BosterfaiUi 

Arm§ — ^Arg.,  on  a  cher.  between  three  roses,  in  chief,  and 
an  eagle  displayed,  in  base,  gu.,  two  daggers^hevron-ways, 
points  downwards,  of  the  first,  hilted,  or.  The  "red  eagle 
Of  Dunlop"  has  been  recently  substituted  for  a  third  rose 
previouslv  borne,  imdor  the  authority  of  the  Lyon  Office. 

Crut-^k  boar,  passant,  aig. 

Jfofto— Fortis  in  arduis. 

Scot— BaBterhiU,  co.  Lanaxk. 


FIR 

the  uniTersity.  After  a  long  and  useful  eareer,  duxing 
which  he  was  universally  esteemed  and  respected,  he  d*  at 
CasUe  Toward,  in  1843. 

Arm»^Arg.t  on  a  ohev.  between  three  roses,  gu.,  two 
swords,  chevron -ways,  points  downwards,  of  toe  firsti 
hilted,  or. 

Crei^A  hand,  holdhig  a  dagger,  all  ppt. 

MottiH-1'U  be  wary. 

i9ea»— Castle  Toward,  Greenock. 


FINLAY  OF  CASTLE  TOWARD. 

FnfLAT,  Aluamdbb-Struthsrs,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Toward,  b,  21  July,  1806;  m.  8  Jan.  1840,  Maria, 
dau.  of  Colin  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Colgraine,  Dumbar- 
tonshire, and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Kirkman-Alexander,  b.  8  March.  1S41 ;  d.  4  Dec.  1843. 

n.  CoLiir-CAMPBELL,  h.  12  Jiily,  1843. 

m.  Alezandei^Kirkmau,  b.  4  Sept.  1844) 

HitieSff 0. — The  femily  of  the  Fhilays  left  InTemess-ehira 
about  the  year  1600,  and  settlod  in  Dumbartonshire,  where 
they  have  for  a  long  time  possessed  the  estate  of  The  Moss, 
near  KiUeam.  Mr.  Kirkman  Fihlat,  flither  of  the  present 
proprietor,  being  of  the  younger  branch,  settled  in  Glasgow, 
where  he  made  a  handsome  fortune.  He  was  returned 
U.P.  for  that  city  in  1812,  and  in  1819  was  elected  rector  of 


•  Robert  Hodzart's  mother  was  Annabella  Boyd,  dau.  of 
Boyd  of  Pltoon,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Blair  of  Blair. 
885 


FIBTH  OF  HARTFORD  LODOEL 

Firth.  Thomas.  Eaq.  of  Hartford  Lodge,  oa  Ches- 
ter, 6.  20  April,  1786 ;  m.  lit,  2  March,  1818,  Eliza* 
daiL  of  Johju  Highfield,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  one 
Bon, 
I.  Robert-Thomas,  6.  16  Dee.  1818,  4.  4  June,  the  yeir 
following. 
He  m.  2ndly,  9  June,  1821,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomaa 
Hand,  Esq.  of  Middlewich^  co.  Chester,  and  by  her 
has  issue, 
L  FbeDkbio-Hahd,  6.  8  Avtg.  1884,  m.  16  April,  1840,  Mmty, 

dau.  of  Joseph  Mallaby,  Esq.  of  Bbrkenhead. 
TI.  Alfred,  6.  8  Feb.  1820,  m.  26  June,  1850,  Maria,  dau.  of 

Thomas  Fletcher,  Bsq.  of  Wavertree,  Liverpecd. 
Ui.  CUlfotd,  6.  S5  Dec.  18Sr,  M.  13  June,  1850,  Mary* 
Bmma,  dau.  of  Richard  Heattoy,  Baq.  of  Dodeook 
Orange,  near  Newport^  Salop. 
t.  Bmily-Anne,  m.  to  George-Hatt  Cook,  Esq.  of  Onrtletoa, 
Northwich. 
Mr.    Firth   purchased    Hartford    Lodge   and    tiie 
adjoined  estate  of  Hartford  Hall,  with  others,  in 
the  county  of  Chester. 

Xrittf Sfft.— ^aoBOB  FiBTti,  Eaq.  of  Korthowrara,  oo. 
York,  m.  10  June,  1711,  Mary  Whitelay,  and  bad  two  sons, 
Arthur  and  Jossra.    The  latter, 

JosvH  FiBTH.  Esq.,  6.  in  1715,  la.  1st,  19  June,  ir45. 
Anne  Wilkinson,  and  tadly,  Bliiabeth,  reliot  of  Abraham 
Craven.  Esq.,  and  d.  80  April,  1798.  By  the  former  only 
(who  d.  26  July,  1777)  he  had  issue,  throe  sons  and  tliloe 
daus.,  Jos^h;  John;  Thomas;  Sarah;  Maryi  and  Anfte. 
The  youngest  son, 

Thomas  Firth,  Esq.,  m.  1st,  11  April,  1784^  BUasbeth^ 
dau.  of  John  Hemmingway,  Esq.  of  Halifsac,  oo.  T^rk,  add 
2ndly,  Elisabeth,  reliot  of  John  Hoyle,  Bsq.  of  Ripponden, 
in  the  same  shire.  He  had  issue  by  the  former  bnly,  via., 
three  sons, 

Thomas,  of  Hartford  Lodge. 

John,  d.  18  Deo.  1790. 

Joseph^  m.  Monimia,  dau.  of  Sdpio  Dvson,  Esq.  of  Briaa 
Royd,  near  Halifax,  co.  York,  and  has  seven  sons  and 
six  daus.,  viz.,  1  Thomas-Dyson- 2  Bcipio-Dyson ;  3  John- 
Hoyle ;  4  Edward ;  5  Joseph ;  6  Hemmingway ;  7  Horatio- 
Kelson;  1  Elizabeth;  2  Sarah-BUaibeth ;  8  MonimU; 
4  Mary-Thomaxia;  6  Elizabetii-Ann;  and  6  Caroline. 

j|rm»— As.,  a  chev.,  engraUed,  erm.,  between  two  baitlo- 
axes,  in  chief,  and  a  garb,  in  base,  or. 

Cret(— On  a  mount,  vert»  a  griffin,  pasoint,  Sa.,  in  ftiont  of 
hiurst  of  six  trees,  ppr. 

MoUo—Vwa  incrementum  dedit. 

i8M^-^Hartford  Lodge,  near  Northwich,  co.  Cbeetw. 


FISHER  OF  COSSmOTON  AKD  FIELDS 
PLACK 

FifiHEB,  RoBBBT,  Esq.  of  Cosaingtoii,  co.  Leiceater, 

and  Fields  Place,  oo.  Hereford,  6.  9  Feb.  1795 ;  in. 

4  Aug.  1819,  Franoes,  youngeat  dau.  of  Thomaa 

Walker,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Kegistrora  in  the  Court  of 

Chancery,  and  has  issue, 

I.  John,  in  holy  orders,  b.  28  Aug.  1820,  ni.  7  Jtme,  1842, 

Hary,  dau.  of  John  Oreen,  Esq.  deceased,  late  of 

Northampton,  and  has  issue, 

1  Robert,  6.  28  June,  1848. 

2  Mountaot,  b.  8  Nov.  185J. 

1  Frances-Mary,  who  d.  in  inikmcy,  in  184S. 
n.  Thomas-Mountjoy,  b.  14  Nov.  1824. 
ni.  Robert-William,  6. 1  March,  18S8. 
t.  Jane-Anne,  m.  15  July,  1851,  Thomas-Willlaiii  Oakley, 
Esq.  of  Lydart,  near  Monmouth. 

%intUQt. — The  antiquity  of  this  Saxon  ftmily  Is 

Iimquestionablo,  and  can  be  established  by  Domesday  Book, 
which  mentions  the  £unily  of  Fisoator(the  original  surname) 


f  I  s 

08  located  and  holding  lands,  in  ^pUti  In  the  time  of 
Bdwabo  the  ConfeMor  and  William  the  Conqueror. 

Niohola,  in  hit  history  of  Leioestershire,  mentions,  inter 
tUioi,  Boger  Piscator  de  Cusinton,  temp.  William  the  Ckm- 
queror;  William  and  Walter  Fisher,  of  Mountsorrel,  gave 
lands  there  in  1839  and  1840,  to  the  abbot  and  oonvent  of 
Oarendon;  and  William  Fisher,  Clericus,  was  the  1st  master 
of  ¥ngston's  Hospital,  Leicester,  where  he  d.  in  1589. 

The  early  pedigree  of  this  ancient  family  haying  been 
imperfectly  kept,  we  shall  oommence  our  narratlTe  from 
the  middle  of  the  10th  century,  when  parish  registers 
became  feneraL  The  eariiest  register  at  Preetwold,  eo. 
Leicester,  records  the  burial  of  Robert  Fisbeb,  Esq.  of 
Burton-on-the-Woulds,  8  Feb.  1560.    He  was  father  of 

JoHH  FisBBB,  Esq.  of  Burton-on-the-WouMs,  who  was 
buried  at  Prertwold,  4  June,  1591;  his  widow,  Aloicia 
Fisher  was  buried  there  6  Maroh,  169L  Thsf  left»  among 
others, 

RoBKBT  Fkbbb,  Esq.,  eldest  ion  and  heir,  of  Burton-on- 
the-Woulds,  who  m.  Ales,  dau.  of  John  Bmalley,  Esq.  of 
Burtcm-on-Uie-Woulds,  and  left  amongst  others, 

John  Fisher,  Esq.  of  Burton-on-the-Woulds,  their  eldest 
■on  and  heir.  He  m.  17  July,  10S8,  Anne,  8rd  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Matthew  Hulcock,  Esq.  of  Cossington,  where  he 
loeated  about  103l>  and  dying  in  1666,  left,  amongst  others, 

MouRTJOT  FisHEB,  Esq,,  who  became  sole  heir  on  the 
dosth  of  his  elder  brother  John,  who  d.  t.  p.  He  m.  Ist,  in 
Ang.  1660,  Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Babridgecourt  Ward, 
Esq.  of  Little  cllen,  co.  Leicester,  and  by  her  had  three 
sons  and  two  daus.,  Tis.,  John,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently; 
Hountjoy;  Qeozge;  Anne;  and  Alice.  He  m.  2ndly, 
20  Jan.  1684,  Ckace  Bosse,  of  Segrave,  co.  Leicester,  and  by 
bor  left  one  dau.,  Qrace.  He  was  buried  at  Cossington 
16  Sept.  17S7,  aged  82,  and  waa  «.  by  his  eldest  son  and 
heir, 

Jomi  Fishrr,  Esq.;  who  m.  18  Aug.  1719,  Dorothy, 
eldest  dan.  and  eo-heir  of  Robert  Bmalley,  Esq.  of  Mount- 
sorrel,  00.  Leicester,  attd  dying  f6  March,  1741,  aged  70, 
left  an  only  son  and  heir, 

BoB«n  Fisrbr,  Esq  of  Gossington,  Dennington-oo-the 
Heath,  and  Barrow-upon-Soar,  who  ia.  19  April,  1748, 
Mary,  eldest  dau.  and  eo-heir  of  Christopher  Tebbutt,  Esq. 
of  Toton,  00.  Hotts,  and  dying  16  Aug.  1786,  aged  89,  left 
two  daus.,  Dorothy  and  Mary^  who  both  d.  intM.,  and  an 
only  son, 

Thk  Ret.  John  Fubd,  A.M.  of  Ooiilngton,  Donnlngton, 
and  Barrow,  who  m.  S9  Dec  1791,  Charlotte,  8rd  dau.  (and 
oo-heir  on  the  death  of  her  only  brother  «.  p.)  of  Robert 
Andrew,  Esq.  of  Harleston  Park,  co.  Northampton,  and  d. 
S9  July,  1887,  aged  82,  leaving  a  son  and  dau.,  ris.,  Robert, 
his  heir,  the  present  proprietor  of  Cossington,  Donnlngton, 
Barrow,  and  Field's  Place;  and  Frances-Mary,  m.  1  Feb. 
1888,  Joseph  Taoey,  Esq.  of  Quomdon,  co.  Leicester. 

Arme—A  shield  for  six  quarterines:  Tis.,  Fisher,  Hul- 
cock, Ward,  Bmallbt,  Tibbutt,  and  ArdrbiT. 

Crete— A  kingfisher,  ppr.,  with  a  fleur-de-lis,  sa.,  on  its 
breast 

JtfMfo— Reroice  flnem. 

8eati    Cossmgton  and  Field's  Place 


FISHER  OF  CHETWTND. 

FiSHKB,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Chetwynd,  co.  Salop, 
J.P.,  b.  17  April,  1776 ;  w.  22  Not.  1802,  AnnFran- 
C6B-Cooper,  mMi  and  heir  of  Richard  James,  Esq.  of 
Ludlow,  by  Ann  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Fleming, 
Eaq.  of  Sibdon  OastH  Mune  county,  and  oo-beii-ess 
of  her  brother,  OQbert  Flemings  Esq.  of  Sibdon 
Castle,  and  has  had  issue, 
r.  Robert,  b.  10  Oct.  1808. 
n.  Richard^amee,  6.  21  Feb.  1811. 
ni.  Henry,  b.  84  May,  1815. 
rr.  Frederick,  in  holy  orders,  6.  3  ^uly,  1816. 
Y.  Frsnds,  b.  15  Feb.  1819. 
TL  Angustus,  6. 11  March,  1828. 
TU.  Jofan-Wynn,  b.  12  Jan.  1832. 

I.  Ann-Fleming,  m.  19  Oct.  1829,  the  Rev.  John  Kanney, 

of  Maes-y-Neuadd,  oo.  Merioneth,  and  of  Belmont,  co. 

Denbigh,  and  d.  U  Mardi,  1836  (m<  NAmrsT  (^Ma/U^ 

JfcModcQi 

n.  Georgisna-Fleming,  in.    23    J'une,   1836,   io    Henry 

Urquhart,  Esq.  of  Great  Baddow,  co.  ^sex. 
ni.  Haniett-Fleming,  m.  8  Aug.  1841,  to  John  M'Cut- 

eheon,  Eeq.  of  Canteibury  Villas,  Maida  Vale. 
it.  Boea-Fleming.  T.  Catharine-Fleming. 

887 


F  I  S 

}0LiXitti%t* — In  the  early  adaptation  of  the  eognomen  or 
surname,  that  of  this  family  ranges  among  the  most 
andent. 

OsBERiius  Piscator,  as  the  surname  was  first  assumed, 
held  lands  in  eapiU,  at  the  period  of  the  Doomsday  survey, 
in  Sem^roo  and  Gaiientone,  Bedfordshire,  where  his 
ancestor  had  held  lands  in  the  time  of  Boward  the  Con- 
fossor.  In  the  course  of  the  two  succeeding  centuries, 
among  the  branches  of  this  parent  stock,  which  had  dis- 
persed into  other  counties,  one  was  established  iu  Stafibrd- 
shire,  were  Alanus  Piscator  was  located  at  Alderways, 
before  the  i-eign  of  King  John,  and  his  descendant  in  the 
6th  generation,  temp.  Edward  I.,  was  Nicholas  Piscator, 
alias  Fisher,  of  Alderways,  from  whom  were  lineally 
descended  Sir  John  Fisher,  a  Judge  of  the  Court  of  Common 
Pleas,  who  d.  2  Henrt  VIII.,  seised,  among  other  manors 
and  estates,  of  the  manor  and  advowson  of  Clifton,  in  Bed- 
fordshire; and  Thomas  Hsher,  who  claimed  Alderways,. 
17  Hbxby  VIII.,  two  of  whose  descendants  were  created 
Baronets:  Sir  Robert  Fisher,  of  Packlugton,  in  Wai-wick- 
shire,  in  1022,  and  Bk  Thomas  Fisher,  of  St.  Giles's,  in 
Middlesex,  in  1027;  but  their  Issue  male  having  ultimately 
failed,  both  titles  became  extinct.  By  the  time  of  Ed- 
wabdIII.,  the  fiunily  had  branched  Into  the  more  northern 
counties,  where  William  Fisher,  in  1881,  is  described  of 
Beverley,  in  Torkshire  (fW>m  his  branch,  it  is  supposed, 
was  descended  the  pious  prelate,  John  Fisher,  bishop  of 
Rochester  and  oardinal  of  Rome,  who  was  the  son  of 
Robert  Fisher,  of  Bevorley,  and  who,  for  maintaintng  hia 
religious  principles,  was  beheaded  on  82  June,  1685),  and 
John  Fisher,  in  1801,  was  presented  to  the  vicarage  of 
Ui-swick,  in  Fumess,  In  Lancashire,  then  in  the  patronage 
of  the  abbey  and  convent  of  Fumees.  During  tbe  next 
century,  the  fkmily  was  established  in  the  neighbourhood 
of  Cockermouth,  in  Cumberland,  where  John  Fisher,  about 
the  time  of  Edwabd  IV.,  was  seised  in  fee  of  Borrowdale 
Grange,  within  tbe  lordship  of  Borrowdale  (which  formed 
part  of  the  possessions  of  Fumees  Abbey),  which  estate 
descended,  10  Elizabbtr,  to  John  Fisher,  grandson  of 
Edward,  son  of  John  Fisher. 

Joseph  Fishsb,  son  of  Joseph  Fisher,  of  Cockermouth, 
m.  IS  May,  1733,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Josiah  Shaw,  of  Kendal, 
CO.  Westmoreland  (of  consanguinity  to  the  celebrated 
traveller,  Thomas  Shiaw,  D.D.,  Regius  professor  of  Gi-eok, 
principal  of  Edmimd  Hall,  Oxford,  and  vicar  of  Bramley, 
in  Hampshire,  where  he  d.  in  1751),  and  had,  besides  other 
issue,  a  younger  son, 

Robbbt  Fishkb,  Esq.  of  the  Inner  Temple,  and  of 
Mitcham,  oo.  Surrey,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  who  «.  his  elder 
brother,  Joeiah  Fisher,  Esq.  in  1806.  He  m.  1st,  4  March. 
1769,  Jane,  dau.  of  Jabez  Daniel,  an  eminent  goldsmith  of 
London,  by  whom  (who  d.  9  Maroh,  1785)  ho  had  (besides 
other  childroa  who  d.  young,  and  a  dau.,  Frances,  m.  to 
Thomas  Higgins,  Esq.)  tUiiee  sons, 

I.  Jabu,  barriste^at-law,  b.  14  Feb.  1771|  d.  26  Mi^,  1880, 
imm. 

II.  Robbbt,  now  of  Chetwynd. 

liL  Joseph,  of  Blackheath  Park,  co.  Kent,  b.  6  July,  17S2, 
and  d,  16  Jon.  1835.  He  m.  1st,  8  Feb.  1812,  Mary- Ann, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Edward  Lamley,  Esq.  of  Grimsbury, 
CO.  Oxford,  by  whom  (who  d.  14  Deo.  1814)  he  had  a  son, 
Edward-Lamley  Fisher.  Esq.  of  Grimsbury,  b.  16  Nov. 
1812,  who  $.  to  tbe  estates  of  nis  maternal  grandfather,  in 
Oxfordshire,  and  d.  23  Oct  1842;  he  m.  2  July.  1839, 
Mary- Ann,  dau.  of  Thomas  Gulliver,  Esq.,  and  left  one 
diild,  Edward-Lamley,  b.  SO  Aug.  1841.  Mr.  Joseph 
Fisher  m.  2ndlv,  26  July.  1817,  Julia- Ann,  dan.  of  Charles 
Herley,  Esq.  of  Cork,  by  whom  he  left  issue  three  sons 
and  three  daus.,  1  (Hiarles,  b.  4  May,  1818;  2  Alfred,  ft. 
24  May,  1820;  8  Alponso,  ft.  16  Feb.  1823;  1  Anna-Maria; 
2  Josephine;  and  8  Julia- Ann. 

Mr.  Fisher  m.  2ndly,  22  Aug.  17S9,  Uaxy,  dau.  of  Charles 
Staples,  Esq.  of  London,  by  his  wife,  Mary,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Boron  Butz,  a  German  noble,  by  whom  (who  d. 
6  July,  1823)  he  had  three  sons  and  one  dau., 

I.  RooKB  Staples,  of  Bentworth  Hall,  co.  Hants,  ft. 
5  Sept  1792,  m.  20  Feb.  1819.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  John  Horman,  Esq.  of  Finchley,  and  has  had  issue 
five  sons  and  two  daus.,  vis., 

1  Roger,  barrister-at-law,  ft.  14  Doc  1819. 

2  Samuel-Sharpe-Horman,  barrister-at-law,  ft.  2   Dec. 
1828. 

8  Robert-Blake,  ft.  31  May,  1826. 

4  John.  ft.  19  July,  1881. 

6  George- William,  ft.  80  June,  1839. 

1  Elizabeth-Maty,  d.  9  Sept  1829. 

2  EUzabeth. 

Mr.  Roger-Staples  Fisher,  In  1832,  assumed  by  royal 
licence,  under  the  King's  sign-manual,  the  surname  of 


FIT 


FIT 


UoRMAK  before  that  of  Fishkb,  and  the  arms  of  Houiam 
quarterly  with  those  of  his  patroo3nnic.* 

II.  Joeiah,  6.  29  Nov.  1793. 

iiL  Samuel,  of  Stockwell,  co.  Surrey,  clerk  of  the  Merchant 
Tailors'  Company,  b.  2  Dec.  1795,  in.  16  Sept  18*:9,  Eliza- 
betli.  dau.  of  Charles  Timbrell,  Esq.  of  Berryfield  House, 
CO.  Wilts,  and  has  had  issue  two  sons  and  three  daus., 

1  Samuel-Timbroll,  6.  12  Sept  1848;  2  Charies-Timbrell, 
b.  20  July.  1845;  1  Mary-Ann-Thnbroll,  d.  28  Oct  1844; 

2  Ellen-Timbrell ;  8  Rosa-TimbrolL 

I.  Elizabeth-Stnples,  m.  10  March,  1836.  to  Geoi^g^William 

Oakes,  Esq.  of  Nottinfi^hatn-placo,  capt.  in  the  Bombay 

army,  2nd  son  of  the  lato  lieut-Oen.  Sir  Henry  Oakes, 

Bart 

Armt—Arg.,  on  »  chevron,  engrailed  with  plain  cottises, 

between  three  demi-lions,  guardant,  gu.,  each  supporting 

between  the  paws  a  dexter  gauntlet  ppr.,  three  bezants. 

C)'e«<— -Issuant  fVom  a  crown  pe^sado,  or,  a  demi-lion, 
gunrdaut  supporting  a  g.iuntlet  as  in  the  arms. 
ifoWo— Virtutem  extendere  lactis. 
-S«U— Chetwynd,  Salop. 

FITZGERALD, 

^t  Wini^t  of  dim. 

FiTZGKiiALD,  JohnFraunceis Eyre,  l^ttCgd^t  of 

dim,  of   Glln  Castle,  co.  Limerick,  b,  1813;    m, 

1835,   Clara,  only  dau.  of  Gerald   Blennerhassett, 

Esq.  of  Riddlestown,  co.  Limerick,  and  has  issue. 

9rtntagf. — Johk-Fttz-Thomas  Fitzoebald  (ancestor, 
by  his  1st  wife,  the  heiress  of  Decres  nnd  Desmond,  of  the 
Pitzgeralds,  Earls  of  Desmond^  m.  2ndly,  Honora,  dan.  of 
Hugh  O'Connor,  of  Kerry,  and  had  by  her, 

I.  Gilbert  Fits-Johk,  ancestor  of  the  ISl^ttt  ^nig^i. 

II.  Sir  John  Firz-Jomv,  ancestor  of  the  $nigbt  of  (&(in. 

III.  Maurice  Fitz-Johv,  ancestor  of  the  $1119^  of  |Urr|{. 
(See  that  naiM,) 

IV.  Thoxas  Fitz-John,  ancestor  of  the  Fitzoeralds  0/  tht 
Idand  0/ Kerry. 

John  Fitz-Tbomas  Fitzgerald,  Lord  of  Decies  and  Desmond, 
by  virtue  of  his  royal  seigniory  as  a  Count  Palatine,  created 
three  of  his  sons,  by  the  2nd  marriage,  knights,  and  their 
descendants  have  been  so  styled  in  acts  of  parliament, 
patents  under  the  great  seal,  and  all  legal  proceedings  up 
to  the  present  time.  He  founded  the  monastery  of  Tralee, 
and  was  buried  thera  in  1260.  His  2nd  son,  by  Honora 
O'Connor  his  2nd  wife, 

Sir  John  Fitz-John,  Knt.,  to  whom  his  father  gave  the 
castles  of  Qlyncojbury  and  Beagh,  co.  Limerick,  was  the 
1st  Knight  of  Glyn,  and  left  issue, 

John  Fhz-John,  his  successor. 

Gerald  FitZ'JoRn,  ancestor  of  the  family  of  Clenlish  and 
Castle  Isheu,  co.  Cork,  Barts. 

Sir  John  Fitz-John  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  John  Fitz<John,  del  Glyn,  Knt,,  who  was  «.  by 
his  son. 

Sir  Thomas  Fnz^oHN,  del  Glyn,  Knt.,  "  oustos  pads 
in  partibus  O'Connyll,"  20  Edward  III.  1346,  who  gave 
hostages  for  his  fealty  in  1845.    He  was  «.  by  bis  son, 

5,iR  John  Fitz-Thomas,  del  Glyn,  Knt.,  living  in  1331, 
hostage  for  his  father's  fealty  in  1345,  who  left  issue, 

I.  Thou  AS  Fitz-John.  his  successor. 

II.  Philip  FitZ'John,  who  left  a  son, 
Thouas,  successor  to  his  uncle. 

Sir  John  Fitz-Thomas  was  t.  by  his  eldettt  sou. 

Sir  Thomas  Fitz-John,  del  Glyn,  Knt.,  1851,  d.  $.  p.  and 
w.yj ».  by  his  nephew. 

Sir  Thomas  FiTZ-Pmup  Fits^ohn,  who  was  9.  hj 
his  son, 

Edmund  Fitz-Thomas  Fitz-Gerald,  Km'ght  of  Glin,  who 
%ii.  Maiy,  dau.  of  Thomas,  Lord  Kerry,  and  dying  in  1608, 
was  s.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Fitz-Gebald,  Knight  of  Glin,  styled  sometimes 
Knight  of  the  Valley,  seised  of  the  manors  of  Glin  and 
Castleton  Beagh,  attainted  18  Henry  VIII.,  and  agafai 
11  Elizabbth,  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Fitz-Gerald,  who  was  attainted  with  bis 
fither,  and  executed  11  Queen  Elizabeth,  leaving  a  dau., 
E:len,  wife  of  Sir  Edmood  Fitz-Harris,  Knt,  and  a  son,  his 
sucoenor, 

Edmond  Fitz-Gerald,  Knight  of  Glin,  pardoned  and 

*  Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  Fisher,  as  above;  2nd  and  3rd, 
Bendy  of  eight,  or  and  az.,  per  bend,  sinister,  ooimter- 
changed,  on  a  chief,  gu.,  a  lion  passant,  or. 

CWKt— Fisher,  as  above.  Horman:  in  trout  of  a  cross- 
cro^ot,  gu.,  two  Roman  fasces,  with  the  battle-axe  in 
altier,  ppr. 

888 


restored  to  his  estates,  18  Jane,  80  Euz.    He  i».  Honora, 
dau.  of  Owen  McCarthy  Beagh,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Fitz-Gerald,  Kni^t  ot  Glyn,  who  had  Uveay  of 
his  lands,  18  Dec.  1628.  He  surrendered  those  estates,  and 
had  them  re-granted,  23  June,  1635.  He  m.  Joan,  dan.  of 
James,  Lord  Dunboyne,  widow  of  Edmond  Fitz-Gibbon, 
son  of  Edmond  Fitz-Gibbon,  the  White  Kni^t,  and  was  t. 
by  his  son, 

Gerald  Fitz-Gerald,  Knight  of  Glyn,  who  made  a  deed 
of  settlement  of  his  estates,  6  Dec  1672.  He  m.  Joan,  dan. 
of  —  O'Brien,  and  dying  before  1700,  left  issue, 

Thomas,  his  successor.  John. 

Honora,  wife  of  Heniy  Fitz-Geiald,  Esq.  of  Bremore^  00. 
Kerry. 
Gerald  Fitz-Gerald  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Fitz-Gerald,  Knight  of  Glyn,  seised  of  an  estate 
in  tail  under  the  deed  of  settlement  of  167S,  si.  Mary,  dan. 
of  Edmond  Fitz-Gerald,  and  had  issue, 

Edmond,  his  successor. 

Richard,  who  a  ids  broth«r. 

Thomas,  who  $.  his  brother  Richard. 

Catharine,  wife  of  Robert  Fitz-Gerald,  of  Dublin. 

Thomas  Fitz-Gerald  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Edmond  Fitz-Gerald,  Knight  of  Glin,  who  d.  $.  p., 
administration  1785,  and  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

Richard  Fitzgerald,  Knight  of  Glin,  who  was  «.  by  his 
brother, 

Thomas  Fitz-Gebald,  Knight  of  Glin,  who  m.  Mazy,  dan. 
of  John  Bateman,  Esq.  of  Oak  Park,  co.  Kony,  and  bad 
issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Elizabeth,   m.    to  Thomas    Plummer,    Esq.   of   Mount 
Plummer,  co.  Cork. 

Frances,  in.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Llo}*d,  of  Castle  Llojd, 
CO.  Tipperary. 

Ellen,  nu  to  Oustavus-Matthias  Hippisley,  Esq. 

Catharine,  m.  to  Maurice  O'Connor,  Esq.  co.  Kerry. 

Jane,  m.  to  Joseph  Saigeant,  Esq.  co.  limerick. 
Thomas  Fitz-Gerald,  whose  wiU  is  dated  17  Sept.  1781,  and 
was  proved  18  Feb.  1801,  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Fitz-Gerald,  &iight  of  Glin,  who  m.  Margaretta- 
Maria,  dau.  of  John  Fraunceis  Gwynn,  Esq.  of  Ford  Abbey, 
CO.  Devon,  and  was  $.  by  his  only  son, 

John-Fravnoeis  Fitz-Gerald,  Knight  of  Glin,  M.A., 
J.  P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff,  co.  limerick,  1880,  6.  28  June, 
1791,  who  m.  28  July,  1812,  Bridget,  6th  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Joseph  Eyre,  of  Westerfaam,  in  Kent,  and  had  issue, 

John-Fraunceis-Eyrb,  present  Knight  of  Glyn. 

£dmond-U  rmston-McLeod. 

Geraldine-Anne.  Margaretta-Sophia. 

./Irnu— Erm.,  a  saltier,  gu. 

Citat-^lL  boar,  pasamt,  gu.,  bristled  and  armed,  or. 

Motto— SbiuAt  a  Boo. 

£eal— Glin  Castle,  ca  Limerick. 


FITZGERALD, 

<^e  Eiit0l;t  of  iterr^. 

FlTZU]£RALD,     PeTBR,      ^Xii^t     Of     Hertp,     of 

Valentia,  co.  Keny,  6.  in  1808;  m.  1888,  Julia,  dau. 
of  P. -B.  Hussey,  Esq.  of  Farrinikilla  House,  co. 
Kerry,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Maurice,  b.  6  Feb.  1844. 

II.  Robert-John,  b.  12  Jan.  1852. 
ui.  Peter-David,  6.  20  Dec.  1855. 

1.  Mary-Emily-Franoes.  n.  Emily. 

in.  Fiances-Caroline.  vr.  Catherine. 

▼.  Elizibeth-Ann.  vi.  Julia-Emma-Tsabella. 

ilttuafff* — ^Maurice  FiTS-Jomi,  Srd  son  of  John-Fits- 
Thomas  FrrzGERALD,  Lord  of  Decies  and  Desmond,  by 
Honora  his  2nd  wife,  dau.  of  Hugh  O'Connor,  ot  Keny  (sar 
FrrzoERALD,  Knight  of  Glin),  m.  a  dau.  of  O'Kenedy.  and 
had  two  sons,  John  (Sir),  of  Rathanan  and  Inismore,  whose 
grandson,  Sir  Gilbert,  d.  a  p.  1845;  and  Mavriob,  father  of 
Sir  John  Fitzmaurioe,  Knt.  (heir  to  Sir  Gilbert^  whose  son 
and  heir, 

Sir  Richard  Fitzokrald,  generally  called  the  1st  Kmifikt 
<^f  Kerry,  m.  and  had  two  sons,  Maurice,  his  heir;  and 
James,  firom  whom  the  Fitzoeralds  ^  Cloytu.  The  elder 
son. 

Sir  Maurice  Fitzgerald,  Knight  of^Ksrry*  Lord  of 
Rathanan  and  Inismore,  was  father  of 

John  Fitzobrald,  Knight  of  Kerry,  called  the  BUnd 
Bishop  of  Ardfert,  living  1405,  whose  son. 

Sir  Maurice  FrraoERALD.  Knight  of  Kerry,  m.  an  1  had 
three  sons ;  the  eldest  of  whom.  Sir  Maurice  Fitzgerald, 
Knight  of  Keny,  is  styled  in  a  record,  '*  Domino  Mauritio 

Jigitized  by  VjO'w^^^^       .     . 


FIT 


FIT 


UmU  de  Kerry."  13  Hbibt  VII  ;  the  2ni1,  Johv,  wm 
Ikther  of  Wiluam,  bdr  to  hie  uncle;  and  Robert,  of  Allon, 
wlioee  OTentual  repreeentatlTe  Joen  Fitsgerald,  m.  Sir 
Gerald  Aylmer,  Bart 

Bat  William  FiraouuLD,  ton  of  John,  «.  hia  uncle,  Sir 
Kaurioe.    He  waa  fMher  of 

JoBJM  FmoKRALD,  of  Rathanan  and  Iniamore,  Knight  ot 
Kerry,  who  aettled  hia  eetatee  on  hla  heira  male,  by  deed, 
dated  8  Jan.  1678.  By  Sbela  hia  wife,  dau.  of  O'SuUiTan 
More,  he  left  a  aon  and  auooeaaor, 

WiLUAM  FrrsoiEALi),  of  Rathanan,  Knight  of  Keny, 
who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Chariea  O'Conor,  of  DerrymuUen,  and 
(f .  8  Not.  1640,  leaving  a  aon  and  heir, 

JoHV  PiTSOSRALD,  of  Rathanan,  Knight  of  Keny,  who  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Thoniaa  Fitamaurice,  18th  Lord  Kerry 
and  Liznau,  and  waa  ikther  of  Thomas,  who  d.  v.  p.,  1667, 
leaTing  by  Jane  hia  wife,  a  aon, 

JoHM  FrrzoKRALO,  of  Iniamore  and  Rathanan,  Knight  of 
Keny,  restored  to  hia  eatate  by  patent,  dated  14  May,  1677. 
He  m.  Honora,  dau.  of  Daniel  O'Brien,  Viaoount  Clare,  by 
Catherine  hia  wife,  aiater  and  co-heir  of  James  VitMf^tnld, 
last  Earl  of  Desmond,  and  had  a  aon  and  auooeaaor, 

Macbics  FnxoKEALD,  Knight  of  Kerry,  who  aa.  80  June, 
1708,  Elizabeth,  Snd  dau.  of  David  Croatde,  Esq.  of  Ardfert, 
by  Jane  his  wife,  younger  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  William 
Hamilton,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  Maiuioe  Crosby,  Ist  Lord 
Brandon,  and  by  her  left  at  hia  decease,  16  Nov.  1763,  two 
sons,  John,  his  heir;  and  Robbbt,  heir  to  his  nephew ; 
and  eight  daua.,  vis.,  Jane,  m.  to  George  Herbert,  Esq.  of 
Currens ;  Honoria,  m,  to  Richard  Meredyth,  Esq.  of  Tiema 
Bridget,  m.  1st,  to  Thomaa  Bandes,  and  2ndly,  to 
Creagh;  Maigaret,  m.  to  John  Hewson,  of  Ennismore; 
Bliabeth,  d,  nam. ;  Anne,  m.  to  John  Stadc,  of  Ballyooniy ; 
Maiy,  m.  1st  to  Rebert  Cl^IUs,  Esq.,  and  2ndly  to  Thomaa 
Rice.  Eaq.  of  Mount  Trenchard;  Lucy,  m.  to  John  Day,  of 
Lohercannon;  Marian,  t».  to  William  Meredyth,  of  Anna; 
and  Barbara,  married  to  Beatable  Herbert^  Eaq.  The  elder 
son  and  heir, 

John  Fitxobbald,  Knight  of  Kerry,  n»,  19  April,  1732, 
Margaret  dau.  of  the  Rt  Hon.  Joseph  Deane,  Lurd  Chief 
Baron  of  the  Exchequer,  and  left  a  dau.,  Elisabeth  (heiresa 
to  her  brother),  «».  to  Richard  Townaend,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Townsend,  oo.  Cork;  and  a  son, 

Mavrioe  FnzQBBALD,  Knight  of  Kerry,  who  m.  10  June, 
1764,  Lady  Acne  Fitsmaurioe,  only  dau.  of  William,  2nd 
Earl  of  Kerry,  but  d,  i.  p.,  1780,  and  waa  «.  by  his  unde, 

RoBEBT  FmraBBALD,  Esq.,  Judge  of  tho  Admiralty 
Court,  and  M.P.  for  Dingle,  who  m.  thrice :  by  hia  first 
wife.  Miss  Leslie,  an  heiress,  and  by  his  2nd,  Mrs.  Crosbie, 
dau.  of  the  Knight  of  Glin,  he  had  no  issue,  but  by  the  Srd, 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Launoelot  Sendee,  Esq.  of  Kilcaven,  he 
left  at  his  deceaae  in  1781  a  son*  and  hoir, 

Thb  Rt.  Hok.  Maubiob  Fitzoebalo,  Knight  of  Kerry, 
J.P.  and  D.L.  a  privy  ooxmdllor,  and  M.P.  for  thirty-five 
yeara  for  co.  Keny.  b.  29  Dec.  1774.  ia.  1st,  6  Nov.  1801, 
Maria,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  David  La  Touche,  by  whom 
he  had  issue, 

Robert,  d.  In  infancy.  Maurice,  d.  unm.  1886. 

David,  b.  1804,  d.  unm.  1848. 

Robert,  b.  1805.  m.  Ellen,  eldest  dau.  of  P.-B.  Hussey, 
Esq.  of  Farrinikilla  House,  ca  Kerry,  and  d,  in  1835, 
leaving  a  dau.  Mario. 

Brinsley,  d.  in  1832.  «miM. 

PrrsB,  present  Knight  of  Kerry. 

Stephen,  b.  1816. 

EUaOwtb,  la.  to  Crofton-Thomaa  Yandeleur,  Esq. 

Maria.  Gertrude,  d.  in  1828. 

Catharine,  m.  to  Bdward-Symea  Bayly,  Eaq.  of  Bally- 

artbur  oa  Wicklow. 
Hie  Knight  of  Kerry  m.  Sndly.  Cedlla-M.  relict  of  Knight, 
leq. 

^na»— Erm.,  a  aaltler,  gu. 

Cnat—Jux  armed  knight  on  horseback,  all  ppr. 

£«ippor«r»— Dexter,  a  boar;  sinister,  a  dragon. 

Jfott»— MuUahar  a  Boo. 

fiMt— Glanleam,  Valencia. 


FITZGERALD  OF  HOLBROOK. 

FiTzozEALD,  William-Robert- Sbthour-Vesbt, 
Em.  of  Holbrook,  Sussex,  and  of  Ballyllnch,  co. 
KiikeuDy.  M.P.  for  Horsham,  barrister-at-law,  M.A. 
Oriel  College,  Oxford,  and  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 1817; 
M.  1S40,  Haria-Tryphena,  dau.  of  £.  Seymour,  Esq., 
H.D. 

guifi    Holbrook,  Horsham,  and  Ballylinch,  Kilkenny. 

*  The  younger  son,  Robert,  was  killed  at  the  aiege  of 
Sering^Mtain,  leading  the  grenadien  of  the  83nl  regt. 
889 


FITZGERALD  OF  TURLOUGH. 

FiTZOKRALD,  Chables-Liomei^  Esq.  of  Turlough 
Park,  CO.  Mayo. 

&tntaSt*^^OHN  FiTZGBRALD,  Esq.  of  Gurtecus,  CO. 
Watwford,  where  hia  ancestors  and  he  enjoyed  great 
posseesions,  aa  well  as  in  the  co.  Kilkenny,  trom  the 
landing  of  Strongbow,  in  1111,  to  tho  transplantation  *of 
the  family  to  Mohena  or  Turlough,  co.  Mayo,  forfeitod  hia 
hereditary  eatates  for  hla  devotion  to  the  royal  cause.  He 
m.  the  widow  of  General  Harrison  (Cromwell's  General), 
by  whom  he  acquired  the  eatate  of  Turlough,  oo.  Mayo, 
and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  FrrscsRAU),  Eaq.  of  Turlough,  who  m.  1st, 
Elixabeth  Perron  (mother  of  Ralph  Jenison,  Esq.,  master 
of  the  buckhounds  to  Gsobob  XL),  and  2ndly,  Henrietta, 
dau.  of  J.  Browne,  Esq.  of  the  Ne^  ancestor  of  the  noble 
house  of  Kilmaine,  by  the  latter  of  whom  he  had  issue, 
six  sons  and  four  daua. ;  d  the  latter,  Mary  m.  the  Marquia 
d'Aresso,  Governor  of  Naplee,  and  Bridget  m.  Thomaa  Leelie, 
of  Grange,  Eaq.  Thomas  Fit^perald,  d.  16  July,  1747,  in 
the  86th  year  of  hia  age,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHK  FnsGiBALD,  Esq.  of  Turlough,  who  d,  unm.,  and 
waa  «.  by  his  brother, 

GaoROB  FiTZGKBALD,  Esq.  of  Turloufl^  a  captain  in  the 
Austrian  service,  who  fa.  Lady  Mary  Hervey,  sister  of 
Frederick,  4th  Earl  of  Bristol,  bishop  of  Deny,  and  by  her, 
who  was  b.  in  1728,  and  <2.  in  1768,  had  two  aons, 

Gborob-Robbrt,  who  m.  Miss  Conolly,  sister  of  the  late 
Right  Hon.  Thomaa  Conolly,  of  Castletoun,  and  d,  leaving 
one  dau.,  since  deceased. 

Chablbs-Lionbl. 
The  Snd  son, 

CHARLBS-JjiOKBL-FtTSOBRALD,  Esq.  of  Turlough  Park, 
lieut.-coL  of  the  North  Mayo  militia,  m.  in  1777,  Dorothea, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Thomaa  Butler,  Bart,  of  Balintemple, 
CO.  Carlow,  and  by  her,  who  d.  11  April,  1829,  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Gbobob,  now  of  Turlough. 

If.  Edward-Thomaa,  6.  2S  Dec.  1784,  lieut.-ooL  in  the 
army,  served  aa  assistant  quarter-maater-genend  with 
the   Guards  at  Waterloo;   in.  20   Nov.    1811,   Emma, 

Soungest  dau.  of  Edmond  Green,  Esq.  of  Medbam,  in 
tie  Isle  of  Wight,  and,  dying  1845,  left  surviving  issue, 

1  Lionel-Charles-Henry-William,  b.  9  Sept.  1812,  an 
officer  in  the  army. 

2  Edward-Thomas,  6. 19  Sept.  1817. 

8  Henry-Augustus-Robert,  b.  8  Dec  1824. 
4  Desmond-Gerald,  6.  28  Dec.  1834. 
1  Louisa.  2  Emma-Manr. 

8  Catherine-Dorothea.  4  Dorotheo-nmnces. 

6  Frances-Anne, 
in.  Charles-Lionel,  li*ut.-col.  in  the  army,  aa.  Marianne, 
dau.  of  Lieut. -Col.  Breedon,  RM.,  and  left  surviving  issue^ 
1  Charles-Lionel,  lieut-ool  Royal  ArtiUery. 


2  Williaro-Hervey. 
4  Alfred-John. 


8  Henry. 
6  Ormond. 
6  Augustus-Hany. 
I.  Dorothea-Mary,  fit.  to  Patrick  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Dalgin 
Park,  CO.  Mayo,  and  has  issue. 
Col.  Fitagerald,  d.  29  April,  1806,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Thoxas-Gborgb  Fixzobbald,  Eaq.  of  Turlough  Park,  oo. 
Mayo,  and  of  Mnpenon  House,  Somersetshire,  lieut.-coI.  in 
the  army  and  D.L.,  6.  6  June,  1778;  m.  Ist,  6  Sept.  1808. 
Delia,  youngest  dau.  of  Joshua  Field,  Esq.  of  Heaton,  in 
Yorkshire,  and  had  by  her  a  son, 

CHARLica-LiovBL-WiLLiAM,  who  m.  Dorothea,  2nd  dau.  of 

Patrick  Kirwan.  Esq.  of  Dalgin  Park,  co.  Mayo,  and  d. 

9  Nov.  1884.  leaving  an  only  scm,  the  present  Chablbs- 

LioKBL  FiTBOBRALn,  Esq. 

Colonel  Fitsgerald  m.  2ndly,  29  April,  1819,  Elizabeth,  only 

dau.  of  James  Crowther,  M.D.,  of  Boldshay  Hall,  Torkshire, 

and  by  her  had, 

Hchbt-Thomab-Geobob,  D.L.  for  co.  Somerset,  m.  28  May, 
1839,  Elixabeth-Harriutt,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Samual- 
W.  Yates,  vicar  of  St  Mary'a,  Reading,  and  has  issue. 

Eli»ibeth-Geraldine.  Mary-Dorothea. 

^rm*— Erm.,  a  saltier,  gu. 

Crtit—A  boar,  peasant. 

3/oMo— Honor  probataque  virtus. 

fito^-Turiough  Park,  in  Mayo. 

FITZGERALD  OF  ADELPHL 

FiTZQBBALD,  WiLLiAic,  Esq.  of  Adelphi,  CO.  Cnar«, 
J.P.  and  high -sheriff  in  1842;  m.  8  May,  1817, 
JuIiana-OciUa,  dau.  of  Maurice  Fitzgerald,  Esq., 
then  of  Lilford,  co.  Limerick,  and  by  her  (who  tL 
28  June,  1828),  had  two  daus., 
I.  Mary,  m.  21  Feb.  1887,  to  Sir  Lndus  O'Brien,  Bart,  of 
Dromoland,  (now  Loan  InoHiqunr)  and  d.  28  May,  1882. 


FIT 


FIT 


n.  Anne,  M.  5  Deo.  1839|  to  Ridurd-Baaset  WOaon,  Esq. 
of  Gllfb  Hall,  00.  Tork. 

HitltKfit* — Gerald  Fxtzobbald^  Esq.  of  KUearngb, 
00.  Olan,  son  and  heir  of  Theobald  Fltzgehdd,  Esq.,  an 
officer  in  the  Irish  brigade,  m.  Ist,  Anne  Perreau,  of  Cork, 
eonnected  with  the  families  of  Dauxtt  and  Busted,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  in  1T34,  had, 

Theobald,  who  m.  Hiss  Comyn,  and  ct.  leaying  an  only 
dau.,  who  m.  L.  O'Brien,  Esq. 
PftAJfcis,  heir  to  liis  father. 
Hauriee^  d.  t.  p. 

Oarrett,  m.  Juliana,  dau.  of  Patrick  Kerin,  Esq.,  and  d. 
leaving  issue,  1  Oerold.  2  Maurice,  of  liffbrd,  many  years 
Phvsician  to  the  British  Govemment  and  to  the  Nabob 
at  Hadraa,  m.  Ist,  Margaretta,  widow  of  Lieut.  Benjamin 
Prend.  E.  I.  Co.'s  service,  and  by  her  had  a  son,  Maurice- 
Gerald,  lieut.  E.  I.  Qo.'b  Madras  army,  b.  15  Jan.  1801,  d. 
at  Camptee,  in  1827,  and  a  dau.,  Juliana-Cecilia,  m.  to 
William  PitEgaraJd,  Eeq.  of  Adelphi  Dr.  Fitzserald  m. 
Sndly,  Mary,  younffeet  dau.  of  the  late  Edward-William 
Burton,  Esq.  of  CUfden,  co.  Clare,  and  by  her  who  d. 
SO  May,  1821,  had  four  sons,  Ed  ward- William,  6.  16  Nov. 
1804;  FranciB- Alexander,  b.  5  Jime,  1807;  Garrett,  b. 
16  June,  1800,  d,  in  Oct  1836;  William,  6.  8  Dec.  1814; 
and  two  daus.,  Jane,  d.  in  1820,  and  Anne,  d.  in  1830. 
8  Terence.  4  William.  1  Eleanor.  2  Mary.  3  Margarett 
Mr.  Fitagerald  m.  2ndly,  Anna  Grady,  but  had  no  ftulher 
issue.    He  d.  in  1762,  and  was  $.  by  his  Snd  son, 

Frakoes  FiTiOBiuLD,  Bflq.  of  Kiloarragh,  who  m.  Eliaa- 
both,  dau.  of  David  Comyn,  Esq.  of  Kiloomey,  eo.  Clare, 
and  had  (with  a  dan.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  WlUiam  Bames, 
Esq.)  tiiree  sons,  i.  Wuxiam,  his  heir }  ii.  George,  i».  Miss 
Poster,  of  CO.  Galway,  and  d.  leaving  a  aon,  Qeorge-Postor, 
and  two  daus.,  Eliza  and  Barbara ;  and  m.  John,  4.  unm. 
The  eldest  son. 

WiLLiAlc  PrrzoBRALD,  of  Klloarragh,  J.P.,  m.  in  1788, 
Anne,  dau.  of  John  Powell,  Esq.  of  Clovorfille,  co.  Umerioki 
and  dying  in  1789^  left  Issue, 

FBAirois-JoBif,  of  Adelphi,  b.  87  Dec.  1789,  d.  t. «.  22  Jan. 

1864. 

WiLUAM,  now  of  Adelphi. 
^rm«— Erm.,  a  saltier,  gu. 
Crttt^On  a  cap  of  maLntenanoe^  a  boar,  passant. 
Motto— ShaJiei  a  Boo. 
^Mcf— Adelphi,  Currofln,  oo.  Clare. 


FITZGERALD  OF  CORKBEQO. 

Penrose -FitzGerald,  Robert  •  UmAOKi^  Esq., 
J.P.,  of  Gorkbegg,  LisquinlaD,  co.  Oork,  find  Water 
Castle,  Queen's  County,  ft.  1  July,  1800 ;  m.  1880, 
Frances-MtM7,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Austen,  by  the 
Hon.  Matilda-is.  Cockayne  his  wife,  and  has  issue, 

I.  BoBSBT-UiriACKs.  n.  Charles-Cooper. 

ni.  ^ames-Henry-B. 

I.  MaUlda-S.-G.  ii.  Oenadine-Loniaa. 

HitltKQt* — ^The  Penroaes  descend  from  the  old  funily 
of  Penrose,  of  Cornwall.  One  of  the  Comish  house  pur- 
chased a  laige  property  in  Waterford,  which  the  Irish 
fiunily  still  hold.  The  Pitzgeralds  of  Corkbegg  and  Lls- 
quinlan,  are  wdl  known  in  the  history  of  the  county  of 
Cork.  Mr.  Fitagerald's  grandfather,  Coopm  Pbnbosb,  Esq., 
m.  Elizabeth  Dennis,  and  had  issue, 

jAHts  Peitbosb,  b.  8  Oct.  1766,  who  m.  12  July,  1794, 
Louisa -Pettitot,  dau.  of  Robert  U.  Fitzgerald,  Esq.  of 
Corkbegg  and  Lisquinlan,  by  Loum  BuUen  his  wife,  and 
by  her,  who  d.  28  Oct.  1854,  left  issue, 

COOPBB  PSMBOSB.  ^ 

RoBBBT,  who  inherited  the  Corkbeflng  estates  through  his 
imole  iUce  Fitigerald,  who  d.  childkss,  and  assumed  the 
name  of  Fitzgerald. 

John,  m.  Harriet,  dau.  of  Rev.  J.  Hardy. 

William,  m.  Helena  Townseud. 

Louisa. 

Frances,  m.  Rev.  G.  Gumbleton. 

Geraldine,  m.  Rev.  J.  Gordon. 

Anne,  m.  Thomas  B.  L.  Stewart,  Esq. 

Gertrude,  m.  to  J.  T.  Ingham,  Esq. 

Harriet. 

BUaabetfa,  m.  R.  Atkin,  Esq. 
Mn  Penrose  d.  19  April,  1845. 

ulmw— Brm.,  a  saltier,  gu. 

Crett—A  knight,  on  horsebMk. 

IfoMo— Fortis  et  fidelis. 

£Mit*— Corkbegg,  Lisquinlan,  oo.  Cork,  and  Water  Castle, 
Queen's  oo. 


890 


FITZHERBERT  OF  NORBURY  AKD 
SWINKBRTON. 

Fitz-Herbert,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Norburjr,  oo. 
Derby,  and  of  Swinherton,  in  Staffordshire,  hij^- 
sheriff  in  1881,  ft.  21  Jan.  1789 ;  «.  his  father  82  Kot. 
1799 ;  m.  15  July,  1809,  Ma^-Anne-Sophia,  dau.  d 
John -Palmer  Chichettw,  Esq.  of  Arlington^  co. 
Devon,  and  has  issue,  . 

Charlss,  ft.  21  June,  1819. 
Mr.  Fitz-Herbert  is  the  26th  Lord  of  the  Manor  oi 
Norbury,  and  the  10th  Lord  of  Swinuerton. 

HitltHQt* — ^The  fiunily  of  Fitz-Hbrbbbt,  whoso  name 
appears  in  the  Boll  of  Battle  Abbey,  deaoends  flrom  a 
Norman  knight,  called  Hkhbebt,  which,  in  conformity  to 
a  pravalent  custom  amongst  the  Normans  of  describing 
themselTes  as  the  mm  of  some  eminent  aneettor,  boeame 
the  patronymic  of  the  fkmily.  In  Latin,  FUhu  Merberii; 
in  Honnan,  FUm.  or  FUa^Berberi.  In  the  year  1124,  (tS 
Hbhrt  I.)  William,  Prior  of  Tntbury,  by  his  duuier, 
attested  by  Robert  de  Ferrers,  Earl  of  Derby,  Hat  superior 
lord  of  Tutbury,  and  his  two  sons,  Robert  and  William 
de  Ferrers,  Hawise  his  wife,  the  Bishop  of  Udifleld. 
Abbot  of  Barton,  and  dlTsrs  others  distinguished  petaoni^ 
granted  to 

William  Fxtz-Hbebsbt  the  manor  of  Norbury,  eo.  Deriiy. 
(The  original  charter,  with  the  manor,  are  in  the  pnesesdon 
of  the  present  Mr.  Fits-Herbert.)    He  was  «.  by  his  mm, 

William  Fm-HsiuiutT,  lord  of  Norbury,  hring  in  119$, 
direct  ancestor  of 

Sir  AMTHomr  Frrs-HsRBBBT,  KnL,  Judge  of  the  Oonamen 
Pleas,  an  eminent  lawyer,  author  of  the  oelebrated  work, 
"  De  Natum  Brerium,"  to  which  Blackstone  refers  with 
great  commendation.  He  m.  MatUda,  dan.  and  eo-heir  of 
Sir  Biehard  Cotton,  of  Hamstall  Bidware,  in  the  county  of 
Stafford,  and  had  with  three  daus ,  Eliaabeth,  m.  to  William 
Bassett,  Esq.  of  Langley;  Dorothy,  m.  let,  to  Sh-  Ralph 
Longford,  Knt,  and  Sndly,  to  Sir  John  Port,  Knt.  of 
Btwall ;  and  Catherine,  m.  to  John  Sacbererel.  of  Mori^, 
three  sons,  i.  Thomas  (Bib),  his  heir.  ti.  Job»,  who  «. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Edward  Restwold,  of  the  Tadie,  tad 
d.  in  1590,  learing,  with  fom*  daus.,  Jane,  wifo  of  llicmas 
Eyre,  Esq.  of  Dunston ;  Matilda,  wiAs  of  Diomas  Bartow, 
of  Bariow;  Blisabeth ;  snd  Mary,  wlfo  of  Thomas  Drayoot, 
of  E^ydnall,  Ato  sons,  Thomas.  Aitthokt,  Nleholas,  secietaiy 
to  cardinal  Allen,  Francis,  and  George,  m.  Wiixlam, 
m.  EUsaboth,  younger  of  the  two  daus.  and  eo-helrs  of 
Humphrey  Swinnerton,  Esq.  of  Swinnerton,  oo.  Btaffbcd. 
snd  thus  acquired  that  manor;  by  this  lady  (who  m. 
2ndly,  John  Qataere,  Esq.  of  Oataere,  co.  Salop,  and  d.  in 
1610)  he  had  issue,  Thomas  Fitz-Hsbsert,  2nd  lord  of 
Swinnerton,  who  m.  Dorothy,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward 
East,  Esq.  of  Bledlowe,  in  Buckinghamshire,  and  d.  In  1640, 
baring  had  a  dau.,  Elisabeth,  wilb  of  Joseph  Mayne,  of 
Crestlow,  Bucks,  and  a  son,  Edward,  who  m.  Bridget,  dan. 
of  Sir  John  Caryll,  Knt.  of  Agmering,  in  the  oo.  of  Sussex, 
and  dying  before  his  father  (35  Nov.  1612),  ka  a  son, 
WiLUAM,  of  Swinnerton,  who  succeeded  as  19th  lord  of 
Norbuiy.  Sir  Anthony  Hts-Herbert  d.  ST  Ma^,  1688,  and 
was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Sa  Thomas  Fitz-Hsrbbbt,  of  Noibury,  who  m.  fai  1535, 
Anne,  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Arthur  Eyre,  of  Padley,  in  the 
CO.  Derby,  but  had  no  issue.  He  was  sheriffof  Staflbrdshire, 
in  1547  and  1554.  B^  d.  $,  p.,  wherenpon  the  estates  of 
Norbuxy  passed  to  his  nephew, 

Thomas  Fm-HcBBSKr,  of  Norbury.  who  m.  Hiaabeth. 
da\i.  of  John  Westby,  Esq.  of  Mowbreck,  in  the  oo.  of 
Lancaster,  but  dying  without  issue,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Anthony  Fira-HaRBBRT,  of  Norbury,  who  m.  Martha, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Austen,  Esq.  of  Oxley,  in  the  oo.  of  Staflbrd, 
and  dying  in  1613,  left,  with  five  daus.,  Helen ;  Mary,  m. 
to  William  Lewyn,  of  Norfolk;  Catherine,  m.  to  John,  5th 
son  of  Sir  Thoma:  MUward,  Knt. ;  Anne,  m.  to  Ridiard 
Congreve,  Esq.  of  Stretbon ;  and  EUsabeth,  m.  to  Sir  John 
Fitz-Herbert,  Knt.  of  Tissington,  one  son. 

Sir  John  Fitz-Hkrbkbt,  Knt.  of  Norbuxy,  who  m.  in 
1G31,  Dorothy,  d^u.  of  John  Harpur,  Esq.  of  Bredsall,  but 
had  no  issue.  Sir  John  was  i^pointed  colond  of  dragoons, 
in  the  Iring's  service,  16  Dec  164S.  He  d.  at  lichfleld, 
18  Jan.  1649,  and  was  «.  in  the  estates  of  Noibury,  by  his 
cousin  (refer  to  William,  8rd  son  of  Sir  Anthony  Flta* 
Herbert,  theJudgeX 

WiLLLAM  Fitz-Herbbrt,  Esq.,  8rd  lord  of  Swinnerton. 
This  gentlemen  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Basil  Biook,  Kni  of 
Madeloy,  in  Staffordshire,  and  had  (with  four  dans.,  Mny, 


FIT 

M.  to  John  Ck>wer,  Eaq.  of  Colmeti ;  Frances,  m.  to  John 
Oilbrd,  Esq.  of  Chillington;  Bridgett,  m.  to  BasiU  Bartlett, 
Bflq.  of  Oastle  Morton,  in  Woroettershire;  and  Anna)  MTeral 
•ons»  of  whom  the  2nd,  Thomas,  was  of  Sheroock,  in  Ireland, 
lir.  IltC'Herbert,  vrho  waa  named,  in  1660,  amongst  the 
intended  Kni^^hts  <^  the  Boyal  Oak,  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

Baol  fm-HKBBiBT,  Esq.  of  Korbury  and  S^innerton^ 
who  m.  Jane,  dau.  tiod  heir  of  John  Cotton,  Esq.  of 
Oedding  Abbots,  in  the  oo.  of  Htmtingdon,  and  of  Boeoobd 
and  White  Ladies,  in  Shropshire,  by  whom  he  had  (with  a 
dau.,  Winifired-Dorothy,  m.  in  1601,  to  Charles  Eyston,  Esq. 
of  East  Hendred,  in  Berkshire)  a  son, 

William  Fits-Hsbbebt,  Esq.  of  Norbury  and  Swin- 
nerton,  who  m.  in  1670,  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and  heir  of 
Bobert  Owen,  Esq.  of  Weppra,  in  the  oo.  of  Flint,  and 
granddau.  of  Dr.  John  Owen,  Bishop  of  St.  As^h,  and 
was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Fm-HnnBEBT,  Esq.  of  Norbury  and  Swinnerton, 
who  m.  in  1713,  Constontia,  younger  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Sir  George  Southoote,  Bart,  of  Blythborough,  in  the  eo.  of 
lineoln,  and  dying  in  1765,  was  $.  by  bis  son, 

Thomas  FrTS-HsBSBBTi  Esq.  of  Korbury  and  Swinnerton, 
who  m.  1st,  in  1737,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Anthony 
Meabome.  Esq.  of  Pontop,  in  the  eo.  of  Durham,  but  had 
no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1748,  Mary-Theresi,  dau.  of 
Sir  Robert  Throomorton,  Bart,  and  had  (with  eight  daus., 
Mary,  a  nun;  Constantia,  m.  1st,  to  Joseph  Brockholes, 
Esq.  of  Claugfaton,  and  Indly.  to  Philip  Saltmarsh,  Esq. ; 
Barbara,  m.  1st,  to  George  Tasburgh,  Esq.  of  Bodney,  and 
Sndly,  to  Geo.  Crathome,  Esq.  of  Crathome ;  Catherine, 
who  dU  Mnm. ;  Charlotte,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Gage,  Bart. ; 
Anne,  d,  wun.;  Teresa,  m.  to  Thomas  Homyold,  Esq.  of 
Blackmore  Faik ;  and  Luey,  m.  to  James  Dormer,  Esq.) 
five  sons,  Thomas,  his  successor;  Basil,  who  $.  his  brother ; 
William,  6.  26  Oot.  1758,  assumed,  by  sign-manual,  8  June, 
1788,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Bbookholbs  (tee  Bbookholm 
itf  CUmoktoH  Saa);  Edward,  and  Robert.  Mr.  Fits-Herbert 
d.  8  Oct  1778,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Firz-HsBBsftr,  Esq.  of  Norbury.  and  of  Swhi- 
nerton,  ft.  80  Aug.  1746,  m.  in  1778,  Mary-Avnb,*  youngest 
dan.  of  Walter  Bmythe,  Esq.  of  Bambridge,  in  the  oo.  of 
Hanta.  nieoe  of  Sir  Edward  Smythe,  of  Acton-Bumell,  Bart., 
and  widow  of  Edward  Weld,  Esq.  of  Lulworth  Castle,  but 
d,  without  issue,  at  Niee,  7  Mi^,  1781.  He  was  t.  by  his 
brother, 

Bahl  Ftiz-Herbzbt,  Esq.  of  Norbury  and  Swinnerton, 
who  m.  Elisabeth,  youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  James 
Windsor-Heneage,  Esq.  of  Cadeby,  in  the  co.  of  lindoln, 
and  of  Gatoombe,  in  the  Isle  of  Wight,  by  whom  he  had 
(with  one  dau.,  Elisabeth,  who  d,  wim.  in  1812)  five  sons, 

Thomas,  present  proprietor. 

Bazil,  ft.  f  July,  1700,  d.  wm. 

John,  ft.  2  Sept.  1702. 

George,  ft.  80  July,  1708. 

Franda,  ft.  81  Not.  1706;  m.  28  July,  1888,  Harla-Iteesa, 
dau.  of  John- Vincent  Gandolfl,  Esq.  of  East  Sheen,  in 
Surrey,  by  Teresa,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hornyold,  Esq.  of 
Blaekmore  Park,  and  his  wife  Teresa  Fits-Herbert. 

Ifr.  Fits-Herbert  d.  20  Kay,  1797,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest 
•on,  the  present  Thomas  FitS'Hsbbbbt,  Esq.  of  Noibuiy. 

^nn^— Arg.,  a  chief,  vaire,  or  and  gu.,  over  all  a  bend,  sa. 
(PnM — ^A  dexter  arm,  armed,  and  gauntlet,  ppr. 
Motto— XJjxg  Je  serriray. 
ftiit'  liwliiiioiton,  00.  Staflbrd. 


FITZHUGH  OF  PLAS  POWER. 

FiTZHUGH.  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Plas  Power,  co.  Den- 
bigh, J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  14  Jan.  1770;  m.  11  Nov. 
1814,  Philadelphia-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late  Peter 
Godfirey,  Esq.  of  Old  Hall,  co.  Suflfolk,  by  Arabella 
his  wife,  dau.  of  the  late  Admiral  Sir  Joshua  Rowley, 
Bart,  of  Tendriog  Hall,  and  has  issue, 

t.  THoMAs-LLom,  ft.  n  Aug.  1810^  late  of  the  Grehadier- 
guardi. 

ft.  Oodftvy-Willism,  ft.  5  Kor.  1820. 

t.  Arabella-Elisabeth;  ii.  Mary-Philadelphia. 

m.  Emily. 
Mr.  Fitehtigh  has  filled  the  ofRce  of  liigh-sheriff  for 
that  county,  as  well  as  for  Merionethshire.     He  is 


FLA 

only  son  of  the  late  Hiomas  Fitahugh,  Esq.,  and 
Mary  his  idfe,  dau.  of  William  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Plas 
Power,  CO.  Denbigh.  He  has  four  sisters,  vIe., 
Mary,  m.  to  the  late  John  Beaiiclerk,  Esq. ;  Harriet^ 
m.  to  James  Bradshaw,  Esq.;  Charlotte,  m.  to 
Richard-Henry  Cox,  Esq.;  and  Emily,  m.  to  J.* 
Robert  Udny,  Esq.,  lata  Ueut.-ooL  Greniadier-guards. 
The  family  of  Fitzhugh  is  of  very  great  antiquity. 
The  senior  represeutaUve  is  the  present  Rev.  Wil- 
liam-Anthokt  FiTZHUQH,  of  Street,  near  Lewes, 
Sussex. 

Arm»—Ertn.,  on  a  chief,  gu.,  three  martlets,  or. 

Crest — A  martlet,  ppr. 

Motto — In  moderation  placing  all  my  glory. 

S«U— Plas  Power,  near  Wrexham,  co.  Penbigh,  N.  If. 


FITZMAURICE  OF  DUAGH. 

FiTZMAURicE,  Oliver,  of  Duagh  House,  co.  Kerry, 
J.P.,  b.  8  Feb.  1818;  m.  24  April,  1856^  Alice 
Gabbet. 

Ettttaffe.— This  ancient  ftmOy  traces  its  origin  to  it 
oommon  ancestor  in  a  direct  lino  with  the  houses  of 
ntsgerald,  Windsor,  Carew,  M'Kensie,  kc.t  namely,  Walteir 
Fits-Otho,  Castellan  of  Windsor  in  the  eleventh  eentury. 

Thomas,  son  of  Maurice  Fits-Reymond,  and  a  lineal 
deseendant  of  Walter  Fits-Otho,  the  Castellan,  assumed  the 
surname  of  Fitsmaurice,  and  heeame  Lord  of  Keny  of 
Uxnaw.    His  deseendant. 

JoHH  FiTSKAUKiOBi  6th  Lord  of  Kerry,  d,  at  lixnaw,  in 
1848.  He  m,  1st,  Honora,  dau.  of  O'Brien,  of  Thomond, 
and  had  by  her  a  dau.,  Maiganst^  si.  to  Dnmot  M'Carthy, 
Lord  of  Carbery,  and  a  son, 

Mauricb,    6th   lord  oT  Kerry,   ancestor  of  the  noble 
house  of  Kerry,  now  represented  by  the  Mab^ukss  or 
Lakbdownb. 
The  fith  Lord  of  Kerry,  m,  Sndly,  Blinor,  dau.  of  Oarrst 
FitsFieroe,  Esq.  of  Ballymao-Bquim,  and  had  by  her, 

Garret,  of  whose  desoendants  we  have  to  treat. 

Robert,  ancestor  of  the  Fltzmaurices  of  Cloncalla. 

Elinor,  m.  to  the  White  Knight. 
The  elder  son  of  the  2nd  marriage. 

Garret  Fitemaurios,  founded  the  family  of  Fitsmaurice 
of  Cosfeale,  or  Duaghnafealla,  co.  Kerry,  which  has  preserved 
a  male  suocessicA  to  the  present  time,  being  now  repre- 
sented by  OuvBk  FiTZMAURioE,  Esq.,  the  linoal  descendant 
of  Garret,  and  the  proprietor  of  Duagh  House,  and  a 
considerable  portion  of  the  once  broad  domains  of  his 
ancestors.    His  Grandfather. 

UuoK  FiTZMAVRiCB,  Bsq.  of  Duflghnafcalla,  oo.  Kerry, 
(son  and  heir  of  J<^  Fitsmaiuioe,  Esq.  of  the  same 
place,  by  Margaret,  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Stack,  of  Bally- 
courcy,  and  grandson  of  Ulick  Fitsmaurice,  of  Duaghna- 
fealla), m.  in  1778,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Maurice  Studdert,  Esq. 
of  Elm  Hill,  CO.  limerick,  and  left  a  son  and  successor, 

Mauriob  Fitsmauricb,  Bsq.  of  Duaghnafealla,  who  m. 
in  1812,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Oliver  Stokes,  Esq.  of  co.  Kerry, 
and  d.  in  1848,  having  had, 

I.  OuTBR,  now  of  Duag. 

II.  Maurice,  m.  Miss  Muy  Fisher. 

III.  George,  in  holy  orders.  iy.  Henry. 
V.  Robert.              vi.  John.              vu.  Edward. 
Till.  iJlick.             IX.  Julian. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  Ist,  to  James  Eidington,  Esq.  of  Gar- 
gunock,  CO.  Stirling,  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  Rowland 
Bateman. 

u.  Agnes,  111.  to  William  Hutton,  Bsq.  of  Stirling, 
ui.  Honoria. 

Armt—Arg.,  a  saltier,  gu.,  and  a  chief,  erm. 
Crett—A  centaur,  drawing  a  bow  and  arrow,  ppr.,  the  part 
tram  the  wrist,  aig. 
Motto — ^Virtute  non  verbis. 
i8ta^— Duag  House,  Listowel. 


*  This  was  the  celebrated  Mas.  Fitzhbrbkrt. 
S7  March,  1837. 
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She  d. 


FLANAGAN  OF  DRUMDOE. 

Flanagan,  John-Woulfb,  Esq.  of  Dnimdoe,  co. 
lloscommoD,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1851,  6. 
22  Aug.  1815;  m.  14  Sept.  1848,  Susan,  2Qd  dau.  of 
the  late  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  Michael  O'Loghlen,  Bart., 
Mastitt'  of  the  Rolls  in  Ireland. 

(Hin^afie. — The  OTlanagans  of  whom  J.  W  Flanagan, 
Esq.  of  Drumdoe,  is  a  descendant,  are  a  very  ancient  Irish 


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family,  belonging  to  the  co.  of  Roscommon.  (See  Annali  of 
BojfU  by  John  jy Alton  Ssq.J    The  lato 

TsRRSNCE  FL1.NAOAK,  Eaq.  of  Dnundoe,  son  of  Johk 
Flanagan,  Esq.,  and  Winiftt)d  Coyne  his  wife,  m.  in  May, 
1818,  Johanna  Woulfe.  sister  of  the  late  Lord  Chief  Baron 
Woulfe,  and  by  her  (who  d.  Jan.  1837,)  left  at  his  decease, 
Jan.  1840,  three  sons. 

John- Woulfe,  now  representative  of  this  old  and  eminent 
family. 

Stephen- Woiilfe.  barrister-at-law,  and  master  in  the  En- 
cumbered Estates  Court  in  Ireland,  who  m.  in  Feb.  1861. 
Mary,  dau.  of  J.-R.  Corballis,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  Q.C..  and 
has  issue.  »  -•     » 

Terence,  C.E.,  who  m.  in  1848,  Jane  Hembden. 

Arm»^^rg.,  on  a  cher.,  gu.,  two  lions,  rampant,  or. 

CWrt— A  hand  holding  a  da^r. 

Afotttf— Audaces  fortuna  juvat. 

£eat— Drumdoe,  Boyle,  co.  Roscommon. 


FLEMING  OF  CUMBERNAULD. 
Elphinbtonb- Fleming,  John,  Esq.  of  Cumber- 
nauld House,  CO.  Dumbarton,  D.L.,  an  officer  6th 
Inniflkilling  Dragoons,  6.  11  Dec.  1819. 

Eineage.— Admiral  the  Hon.  Charles  Elpbinstons, 
GoTemor  of  Greenwich  Hospital,  and  M.P.  for  Sterling, 
second  son  of  John,  eleventh  Lord  Elphinstone,  and 
grandson  of  Charles,  tenth  Lord,  by  Clementina  his  wife, 
only  dau-  and  heir  of  John  Fleming,  sixth  Lord  Wigtoun. 
assumed,  upon  inheriting  the  estates  of  the  Wigtoun  femUy, 
the  additional  sximame  of  Flsmino.  He  m.  in  1816, 
Donna-Catalina-Paulina  Alessandro,  a  Spanish  lady,  and  cL 
80  Oct.  1840,  having  had  (with  thxw  daus.,  via.  Clementina 
m.  1846,  to  the  Hon.  Comwallis  Maude,  Mary  Keith,  m. 
90  April.  1848,  to  Alexander  MacAUister,  Esq.  of  Torrisdale, 
CO.  Aigyll;  and  Anne-Elizabeth,  m.  1861,  to  William 
Cunningham  Bontine,  Esq.  of  Ardock,)  an  only  son,  the 
present  John  Elphinstone-Flbmino,  Esq.  of  Cumber- 
nauld House. 

.<<rm*— Quarterlv:  1st  and  4th,  aig.,  a  chev.,  within  a 
double  treasure,  flory  and  counterflory,  gu.,  for  Flsmino  • 
2nd  and  Srd,  arg.,  a  chev..  sa.,  between  tiiree  boars'  heads.' 
erased,  gu.,  for  Elphinstone. 

CWif— A  goat's  head,  erased,  aig.,  armed,  or. 

Motto-^het  the  deed  show. 

<9«at— Cumbernauld  House,  co.  Dumbarton. 


FLEMING  OF  STONEHAM. 
WiLUS  -  Fleming,  John-Bbown,  Esq.  of  Stone- 
ham  Park,  CO.  Hauta,  J  P.  and  D.L.,  6.  4  Oct.  1815; 
m.  27  Fob.  1840,  Lady  Katherine-Elizabeth  CJoch- 
raue,  dau.  of  Thomas,  Earl  of  Dundonald. 

M^intKQt* — ^This  &mily  of  Fleming  was  established  by 
the  Lord  Chixf  Justiob, 

Sir  Thoman  Flsmino,  Knt.,*  who  was  b,  at  Newport, 
in  the  Isle  of  Wight,  in  April,  1644,  and  d.  in  1618.  He 
left  a  son  and  successor, 

Sir  Thomas  Flkming,  of  Stoneham,  who  m.  Dorothy, 
dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Cromwell,  of  Hinchinbrooke,  and  aunt  to 
the  Protector  CromwelL  By  her  he  left  at  his  decease,  in 
1633,  (with  a  dau.  Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Leigh,  Esq.,  son 
and  heir  of  Sir  John  Leigh,  of  Couldrey,  Hants,)  a  son  and 


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Edward  Fleming,  Esq.  of  Stoneham,  who  m.  Katherine, 

dau.  of  Edward  Hooper,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1664,  was  s.  by 

his  son, 

Edward  Plxmino,  Esq.  of  Stoneham,  who  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Bland,  Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1718, 
left,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

William  Fleming,  Esq.  of  Stoneham,  last  male  r^re- 
sentative  of  the  family,  at  whose  decease,  twm..  the 
property  of  Stoneham,  in  Hampshire,  and  in  the  Isle  of 
Wight,  reverted  to  (the  grandson  of  Browne  Wfllia  and 
Katherine  Eliot) 

Thomas  Willis,  Esq.,  b.  in  1737,  who  aasumod,  in 
consequence,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Fleming.  He 
(2.,  however,  childless,  and  was  «.  by  his  half-brother, 

John  Willis,  Esq.,  who  likewise  took,  upon  inheritiiig 
Stoneham,  the  surname  of  Fleming.  This  gentleman 
represented  Southampton  in  parliament.  He  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Valentine  Knightley.  Esq  of  Fawsley,  in  North- 
amptonshire, but  d.i.p.28  Feb.  1802,  when  the  inheritance 
passed  to  his  cousin, 

John  Barton  Willis,  Esq.,  who  having  assumed  the 
additional  surname  of  Flkming,  became 

John  Willis  Fleming,  Esq.  of  Stoneham,  M.P.  and  high 
sheriir  of  Hants,  in  1817.  He  m.  Christopheria,  daiL  of 
James  Buchanan,  Esq.  of  that  Ilk,  and  by  her  (who  m. 
2ndly.,  4th  Aug.  1846,  Ulysses,  Lord  Downes)  had  issue ; 

John-Brownb,  now  of  Stoneham. 

Thomas^ames  Willis,  b.  14  June,  1819,  m.  Miss  Catxiline 
Htmter. 

Henry- William  Willis,  b.  6  Feb.  1888,  d,  tcnm. 

Arthur-Buchanan. 

Honorio,  in.  14  Jan.  1836,  to  James  F.  Armstrong,  Esq.  of 
Castie  Iver,  King's  county. 

Catherine. 

Harriet,  m.  to  Lieut -CoL  Vansittart. 

Charlotte-Jane.  m.  to  Albert  Hambrougfa,  Esq. 

.<lrm«— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  on  a  chev.  between 
three  owls,  :ug.,  an  ermine  spot,  for  Flbmiko  ;  2nd  and  Srd, 
aig.,  a  fease,  between  three  lions,  rampant,  gu.,  a  bordure, 
of  the  lasty  charged  with  eight  bezants,  for  Willis. 

Creiti — 1st,  an  eagle,  displayed,  sa.,  beaked,  membered, 
and  ducally  goi^ged,  or ;  2nd,  out  of  a  mural  crown,  or,  a 
demi-lion,  rampant,  gu.,  within  a  collar  gemelle,  of  the  firs^ 
three  bezants. 

iSecU— Stoneham  Park. 


FLETCHER  OF  SALTON. 

Fletcher,  Andrew,  Esq.  of  Salton  Hall,  co.  Had- 
dington, J, P.  and  D.L.,  b.  20  Aug.  1796 ;  m.  7  Sept. 
1825,   Lady  Charlotte  Charteris,  2nd  duu.  of  the 
Earl  of  Wemys  and  March,  and  has  issue, 
John,  6.  7  Feb.  1827. 


Thomas  Flbmino,  Esq.  of  Stoneham,  who  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Edward,  Lord  Gorges,  and  had  a  son  and  dau., 
vis.,  I.  Edward,  his  heir;  and  i.  Kathsbinb,  who  m 
Daniel  Eliot.  Esq.  of  Port  Eliot>  and  had  by  him,  who  d. 
in  1702,  an  only  chUd,  Katherine  Eliot,  who  m.  Browne 
WiLUS.  Esq.  of  Whaddon  Hall,  the  celebrated  antiquary, 
and  had,  with  other  issue,  two  sons,  1.  Thomas  Wilus, 
who  m.  twice,  and  had  a  son  by  each  marriage,  who 
each  inherited  the  Stoneham  property;  and  2.  Hbnrt 
WiLUSk  who  m.  Katherine,  dau.  of  Dr.  Gregory,  and  had 
a  son,  Thomas  Willis,  Esq.,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Col.  Hyde,  and  d.  in  1789,  leaving  issue,  1.  John  Barton, 
who  «.  to  Stoneham ;  2.  Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Meyiick, 
Esq.  of  Bosh ;  3.  Charlotte  ;  4.  Matilda  ;  6.  Harriet,  m.  to 
Henry  Metcalfe  Wardle.  Esq. ;  and  6.  Julia,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
Edward-Orlebar  Smith.  Mr.  Fleming  was  «.  at  his  decease, 
in  16M,  by  his  son. 


•  Son  of  John  Fleming,  of  Newport,  by  his  wife  Dorothy 
Harris,  to  whom  he  was  married  in  1548,  and  grandson  of 
John  Fleming,  of  the  same  pUce,  who  d.  in  1681,  and  his 
wife  Isabella. 

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I.  Frances<;harteris,  b.  2  Jan.  1828.         n.  Margaret. 

%intSlQt, — Sir  Andrew  Fletcher,  of  Innerpeffbr,  an 
eminent  lawyer,  and  one  of  the  senators  of  the  College  of 
Justice,  purchased,  about  the  middle  of  the  17th  oeaiory, 
tiie  lands  of  Salton,  in  East  Lothian,  fi-om  Alexander,  Lord 
Abemethy.  He  m.  a  dau.  of  Peter  Hay,  of  Kirkland,  and 
had,  with  other  issue  (fh>m  William,  a  younger  son  of 
Sir  Andrew  Fletcher,  descend  the  Fletchers  o/  Garr, 
King's  county) 

Sir  Rorert  Fletcher,  of  Salton,  whose  eldest  eon  wae 
the  celebrated  patriot, 

Andrew  Fletcher,  of  Salton.  This  distinguished  man, 
b.  in  16&3,  first  appeared  in  public  as  Commissioner  for 
East  Lothian,  in  the  Scottish  pariiament,  and  there  evinced 
so  much  spirit  in  opposition  to  the  arbitrary  measures  of 
the  court,  that  he  had  to  retire  to  Holland,  and  was 
outlawed.  In  1685.  ho  participated  in  the  enterprise  of 
the  Duke  of  Monmouth,  and  subsequently,  bsving  gone  to 
Hungary,  gained  groat  reputation  in  the  war  against  the 
Turks.  At  the  Revolution,  he  returned  to  Scotland, 
resumed  possession  of  his  estate,  and  became  a  member 
of  the  convention  for  settling  the  new  government.  The 
political  writings  of  Andrew  ^tcher,  of  Salton,  are  mu^ 
esteemed.    He  d.  in  1 71 7,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Henrt  Fletcher,  Esq.  of  Salton,  who  m.  in  1688, 
Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir  David  Carnegie,  of  Pitarrow,  grand- 
son of  David.  Earl  of  Southesk,  and  was  father  of 

Andrew  Fletcher,  Esq.  of  Salton,  6.  in  1691.  who  b«tng 
admitted  an  advocate  at  the  Scottish  bar,  26  Feb.  1717, 
was  made  cashier  of  the  excise  in  1718 ;  a  lord  of  Session 
in  1724 ;  and  a  lord  of  Justiciary  in  17S6.  He  was  appointed 
Lord  Justice  Clerk  of  Scotland  in  1735,  and  keeper  of  the 
Signet  in  1748.  This  gentleman  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir 
I  Francis  Kinloch,  of  Gilmerton,  and  bad  a  aoti. 


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Obneral  John  FLrrcaEB-CAMrBSLL,  of  Salion,  oo.  Had- 
dingtou  and  Bdquhan,  co.  BUrllog,  who  m.  in  1795,  Ann 
Thriepland,  and  bad  two  8ona» 
Andrew,  nowofSalton. 

Henry  Fletcher-Campbell,  of  Boquhan,  co.  Stirling,  who 
m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Hugh  Hawthorn,  Esq.  of  Oaatlewig,  and 
has  four  sons. 

Armt    8a.,  a  oroes  floiy,  between  four  escallops^  aig. 
Crtit—A  demi-bloodhound,  az.,  langued,  gu. 
Supporten^Two  griffins,  ppr. 
Jfo<(oa—Dieupour nous,  and Festlna lente. 
fieol-fialton  Hall,  East  Lothian. 


FLETCHER  OF  GARB. 

Flbtcber,  William-  Frederick  -  Hamilton,  Esq. 
of  Garr,  in  the  King's  County,  lord  of  the  manor  of 
Clane,  co.  Kildare,  6.  21  Nov.  1886. 

Etneage.— This  is  a  branch  of  the  distinguished  Scotch 
family  of  Flbtchsr  of  Salton,  The  fli-st  who  settled  in 
Ireland  wm 

WiLXJAJi  Flktorer,  Esq. ,  a  younger  son  of  Henry  Fletcher, 
Snd  Mtm  of  Sir  Andrew  Fletcher,  of  Salton,  Lord  Innerpeffer, 
an  eminent  Scotch  Judge.  He  went  to  Ireland,  as  officer  in 
King  WiLUAM  the  Third's  horse-guards,  and  m.  Miss  Wilcox, 
dau.  of  a  very  violent  presbyterian  of  a  border  fkmily,  whose 
brother,  however,  changed  and  became  Bishop  of  Lichfield. 
By  her  William  Fletcher  was  father  of  an  only  son, 

William  Flbtobkb.  Esq.,  an  officer  in  the  army,  whom, 
a  dau.  of  Edward  Gardiner,  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons,  Edmund 
Fletcher,  whose  children  all  d.  «.  j».,  and 

GsoROS  Flbtohxb,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of 
Stephen  Myler,  Esq.  and  left  an  eldest  son, 

William  Flbtohbb,  Esq.,  b.  June,  1750,  a  distinguished 
lawyer,  who  became  judge  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas 
in  Ireland.  He  m.  28  Oct.  1780.  Sarah  Whitley,  and  d.  4  June, 
182S,  leaving  a  son, 

WiLUAM  Plstcheb,  Esq.  of  Garr,  lord  of  the  manor  of 
Clane,  who  m.  12  May,  1826,  Frmciska,  youngest  dau.  of 
the  late  Archibald  Hnmilton -Rowan,  Esq.  of  Killyleegh 
Caatle,  co.  Down,  lineaUy  descended  Arom  Archibald  Hamil- 
ton, brother  of  Sir  James  Hamilton,  of  Killyleagh,  created 
Viscount  Clanboye,  1622.  By  her  he  left  at  his  decease, 
9  Feb.  1845, 

I.  George,  b.  1  July,  1881,  d.  21  July,  1881. 

II.  Wuxiam-Frbdsbiok-Hamiltok,  now  of  Garr. 
X.  Anna.  ii.  Jeannie. 

Arm$    Sa.,  a  cross  flory,  between  four  escallops,  aig. 
Crat — ^A  demi-bloodhound,  as.,  langued,  gu. 
Jfotto— Dieu  pour  nous. 


FLETCHER  OF  DUNANS. 

Fletcher,  Angus,  of  Diinans  House,  co.  Argyll, 
5.  15  Jan.  1806,  J.P.  and  D.L.;  m.  17  Api-il,  1845, 
Harriet-Eugenia,  only  child  of  Eugene  CalUnan, 
Esq.,  a  Lisbon  merchant,  by  Harriet  Donovan  his 
wife,  and  by  her  (who  cL  in  1851)  has  issue,  Harriet 
and  Margaret-Clementina. 

SritlfJlfff • — ^AKGirs  Flktohvb,  of  Drnums,  b.  1719,  m. 
174S,  Helen,  dau.  of  Ounpbell,  of  Glenlyon,  and  had  a  son 
and*  heir, 

JoHM  FLSTOHnt,  Esq.,  of  Dunans,  6.  1746,  who  m.  in 
1802,  Margaret,  dau.  of  McNab,  of  luchewan,  and  by  her 
(who  d,  1882)  had  issue, 

Akovs,  now  of  Dunans.  Alexander. 

Archibald-John.  Andrew. 

Helen,  m.  1826,  to  Sir  Charles  Gordon,  Bart. 
Clementina-Anne. 

^mu— Sa.,  on  a  cross  flor^  between,  in  the  Ist  and  4th 
quarters,  an  escallop,  and  in  the  2nd  and  Srd,  a  quiver  of 
arrows,  all  arg.,  three  crescents  in  pale. 

CVoe— Two  arms  drawing  a  Otw,  all  ppr. 

Jfotto— Recta  pete. 

SM^— Dunans  House,  eo.  Aigyle. 


FLETCHER  OF  KEVAN  ILA. 

Fletcher,  John,  Esq.  of  Eeran  Ila,  co.  Mon- 
mouth,  and  St.  Michaers  Mount,  co.  Lancaster,  J.P., 
b.  24  April,  1785;  m.  27  June,  1811,  EHea,  only 
dau.  of  John  North,  Esq.  of  Halifax,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHV  DmnroraroFi 
893 


IL  Arthur-Pigott. 
I.  Eliza-Jane. 


III.  James. 
II.  Anne. 


III.  Ellon. 


Mr.  Fletcher  is  son  of  the  late  William  Fletcher,  by 
Elizabeth  Taylor  his  wife. 

AriM—Arg.,  on  a  cross,  engr.,  between  four  pheons,  sa., 
an  arrow  in  pale,  the  point  downwards,  of  the  field,  between 
four  bezants. 

Omt^A.  dexter  arm,  embowed,  endrded  abore  the  elbow 
by  a  wreath  of  yew,  ppr.,  in  the  hand  a  bow,  or,  stringed,  sa. 

JfoMo— Sperans  peigo. 

8eat»—Keywi  Ill^  co.  Monmouth,  and  St.  Midiael's  Mount, 
near  Liverpool. 


FLETCHER  OF  CORSOCK. 

Fletcher,  Edward  •  Chables,  Esq.  of  Corsock, 
Kirkcudbright,  J.P.,  lieut-colonel  in  the  army,  6. 
27  June,  1799;  m.  1st,  8  Sept.  1830,  the  Hon.  Ellen- 
Mary  Shore,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Lord  Teign- 
mouth,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1835,  had  issue, 

I.  Hskkt-Charlbb,  b.  28  April.  1888. 

n.  Phillip-Shore,  6.  80  Dec.  18S4. 

He  m.  2ndly,  2  Aug.  1838,  the  Lady  Frances  Mar- 
sham,  2ud  dau.  of  Charles,  Earl  of  Romney,  and  by 
her  has  a  dau., 
Margaret-Isabella. 

SLitU^aKt. — ^Major  Pmup  Flbtorkb,  great-grandson  of 
Philip  Fletcher,  younger  brother  of  Richard  Fletcher,  Esq., 
whose  son.  Sir  Henry  Flstcher,  was  created  a  baronet  in 
1640,  d.  in  1744,  at  a  very  advanced  age,  leaving  (with  a 
dau.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Humphrey  Pearson,  Esq.)  two  sons, 
John  Flbtchsr,  Esq.,  of  Clea  Hall,  (whose  son.  Sir  Henry, 
was  created  a  Bart,  in  1782,)  and 

Philip  Flstcbbr,  Esq.,  Surveyor-General  of  the  province 
of  Ulster,  who  m.  Mary,  diau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Twigg,  and  d. 
in  1758,  having  had  issue,  i.  Philip,  d.  unm. ;  u.  Thomas 
killed  at  the  battle  of  Dettingen;  m.  lUchard,  who  m. 
Anne-Helena,  dau.  of  Archibald  Edmonstone,  Esq. ;  and  d. 
in  1782,  leaving  a  son,  Philip,  M.D.;  and  iv.  Edward. 
The  yoimgest  son, 

Ths  Rev.  Edward  Flitchbr,  of  lisbum,  who  d.  in 
1777,  having  had,  by  Jane  Murray  his  wife,  (with  two  daus., 
Anne-Helena,  who  d.  unm. ;  and  Maigaret,  m.  to  —  Hig- 
ginson,  Esq.)  three  sons,  who  survived  him,  vis.,  Phillip, 
of  Lisbum,  in  holy  orders,  b.  in  1764,  who  d.  unm. ; 
Edward,  of  whom  presently ;  and  James,  b.  in  1768,  who 
ta.  Hannah,  dau.  of  the  late  Robert  Bent,  Esq.,  M.P.,  (she 
BubsequenUy  m.  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Charles  Knox,  Arch- 
deacon oi*  Armagh.)    The  2nd  son. 

Edward  Flbtchrr,  Esq.  of  Alresford,  oo.  Hants,  b. 
7  April,  1768,  in  the  E.  I.  C.  civU  service,  m.  6  Jan.  1797, 
Dorothea,  yotmgest  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Charles-William 
Blunt,  Bart.,  by  Elizabeth  Peers,  his  wil^  and  had  issue, 

Edward-Charlis,  of  Corsock. 

Charles-Philip,  6.  2  Aug.  1806,  m.  20  Feb.  1828,  Franoesca- 

Alloysa  MoUica,  and  has  issue,  a  son,  Edward-Philip,  ft. 

28  July,  1820,  and  a  dan.,  Franeesca-Louisa. 
James,  ft.  26  April,  1820. 

Chariotte-Jane,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Geoige  Matthias. 
Helena.  Sophia,  m,  to  Col.  R.  Oakes. 

Emily,  m.  to  James  Amott,  Esq.  Louisa. 

Armt—Arg.f  across,  engr.,  sa.,  between  four  pellets,  each 
charged  with  a  pheon,  erect,  of  the  first. 
CreH — A  horse's  head,  axg. 
JtfbMo— Martis  non  Cupitunis. 
Slot— Corsock. 


FLETCHER  OF  LAWNESWOOD. 

Fletcher,  ThoiOs  •  William,  Esq.  of  Lawnes- 
wood  House,  co.  Stafford,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A.,  and 
F.Q.S.,  a  D.L.  for  the  co.  of  Worcester,  and  captain 
Ist  regt.  of  King's  Own  Staffordshire  militia;  m, 
18  Sept  1831,  Jane-Maria,  dau.  of  James  Russell, 
Esq.  of  Besoot  Hall,  and  Endwood  (^urt^  co.  Staf- 
ford, hy  Sarah  his  wHo,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Rer. 
John  Best,  M.A.,  fellow  of  Worcester  (^Uege,  Ox- 
ford, and  prebendary  of  Wolyerhampton,  and  has 
issue, 

L  Thokas-Howard  KcBLnro.        n.  Walt«r>Braoebridge. 

1.  Elisa-Jane. 

ILintKQt* — ^The  fionily  of  Fletdwr  is  of  gnat  aatiqaity  in 


FLO 


PLO 


tho  ehiroa  of  Bfcifford  and  Warwick,  as  in  that  of  Cumberbnd, 
where  the  resident  obt  lined  a  baronetcy  temp.  Chjlblbs  I. 
Tliere  are  proofs  extant  that  the  branch  before  us  was 
•eated  in  the  county  of  Stafford  so  early  as  the  reign  of 
Edwabd  II.,  but  from  the  destruction  of  the  early  records, 
the  pedigree  can  be  authentically  deduced  only  from  the 
time  of  Queen  Euzabgth,  when 

Thomas  Fletcher,  of  co.  Stafford,  m.  Barbara,  eldost  dau. 
of  Sir  James  Fo\Jambe,  Knt.  of  Wi4toBi  by  Oons^auoe,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Bdward  litUeton,  Knt.  Their  son,  Thomas 
Flstgssr,  Bsq.  of  Water  Eyton  and  Bhareshill,  co.  Staflbrd, 
acquired  estates  there  by  marriage  with  Margaret,  dau. 
and  eventtially  heiress  of  Rolf  Alport,  Esq.  of  Cannock, 
a  portion  of  which  are  now  held  by  bis  descendants,  having 
always  passed  in  the  luale  line :  of  this  marriage  there  were 
issue,  Thomas,  bis  heir ;  and  Margaret,  m.  1st  to  William 
Chetwynd,  Esq.,  and  2ndly  to  Francis  QUEuxi.  Esq.  Mr. 
Fletcher,  was  buried  at  Shareshill,  24  Oct.  1610  ^  his 
widow,  16  April,  1616.     His  son, 

Thomas  Flbtoheb,  of  Featherstone,  eo.  Btaffbrd,  b,  SOct. 
IMO,  was  an  officer  in  the  army  of  King  Oharlss  I.  He 
enliiged  Uie  aetata  by  tha  purehasa  of  lauds  in  Wirley 
Mngna,  Wirley  Parya,  Saredpn,  Cannock  and  Cfbeslyn  Hay, 
in  the  4th  Cha&les  I.  He  m.  24  July,  1620,  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  William  Poole,  and  was  killed  at  the  battle  of  Marston 
Moor,  1643,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Flbtohcr,  Esq.  de  MagnA  Wirley,  baptized 
8  Aug.,  4  Car.  I.  (1620),  m.  18  Jan.,  10  Oar.  II.,  Mary 
Bourne,  and  dying  10  Sept.  1691,  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

Thomas  Fletchbb,  of  Wirley  MngnA,  B.A.  of  N«w 
College,  Oxford,  6.  31  March,  b\ptizcd  14  April,  16 
Charles  II.,  1664,  m.  Catherine  Richards,  and  d.  21  Feb. 
1718,  leaving  (with  three  daus.,  Catherine,  wife  of  H.  Hod- 
getts,  Esq. ;  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1733,  to  Oeoige  Keen,  Esq.  of 
Stafford ;  and  Ann,  m.  in  1733,  to  Thomas  Copct,  Esq.  of 
Leacroft,)  an  only  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Flbtoher,  Esq.  of  Cannock,  baptized  10  March, 
1707,  m.  in  1733,  Mary,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  William 
Keelinge,  Esq.  of  Sedgeloy  Park.  oo.  Stafford,  by  Eleanor, 
his  wife,  dau.  of  WilUam  Gibbons,.  Esq.  of  BttingsaU  Hall 
(by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Hawkesford,  Esq.,  by 
Elizabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  and  eventual  heiress  of  Rowland 
Braoebridge,  Esq.  of  Kingsbury  and  Winifred,  his  wife,  d^u. 
Of  Thomaa  Scott,  Esq.  of  Qreat  liar)  and  had  two  sons, 
Thomas,  his  heir. 

WUliam,  6.  2  Oct  1740,  m,  1770,  at  Oldswinfoni,  ca 
Worcester.  Alice,  dau.  of  Thomas  Blakemore,  Esq.,  and 
aunt  of  Richard  Blakemore,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  wells,  Imd  d, 
21  Oct.  1804,  leaving  issue,  Thoma^  heir  to  his  uncle; 
Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Waltham,  M.  A.,  of  Jesus  Col- 
lege.  Cambridge,  rector  of  Bock,  co.  Cornwall,  and  of 
I^laston,  CO.  Stafford,  a  magistrate  for  the  latter  county, 
and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  John  Howells,  M.A.,  vicar  of  the 
Holy  Trinity,  Coventry ;  Sarah.  Catherine,  and  Frances. 
He  d.  in  Dec.  1790,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Thomas  Fletcher,  Esq.  of  Cannock,  6.  13  May,  1730, 
who  d.  unm.  31  Aug.  1802,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

Thomas  Fletcher,  Esq.    of  Handsworth,  co.  Stafford, 

b.  19  Feb.  1772,  who  m.  10  May,  1804,  Ann,  dau.  of  Thomas 

Russell,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas-Wiluam,  now  of  Lawneswood  House. 

William.  D.D.,  late  fellow  of  Brasennoee  CoUeoe,  Oxford 

(in  holy  orders),  m.  81  Deo.  188A.  Haunah-Maria-Jane, 

dau.  of  Joseph  Bainbr^ga,  Sea.  of  Derby,  and  has  three 

sons,   William-Bainbrigge.  Walter  John,  and  Edward- 

Blokemore;  and  three  daus.,  Catherine- Anne,  Lorina- 


Alice,  and  Honora. 
John-Wa] 


John-Waltham,  M.A.  (in  holy  orders)  m.  Elizabeth-Sarah, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Giles  Dimock,  MA. 
Henry,  M.A..  in  holy  orders,  m.  Mary-Anne-Letitia,  dau. 
and  heir  of  William-David  Field,  Esq.  of  Ulceby  Grange, 
CO.  Lincoln,  J.  P.  and  D.L. 
Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William-Henry  Flowers,  vicar  of 
Ulcaby,  oo.  lincoln. 
He  d,  at  Honsworth,  1  April,  1827. 

Jrm#— Atw.,  a  cross,  engr.,  sa.,  between  four  pdlets,  each 
•hargad  witn  a  pheon,  or,  on  a  canton,  as.,  a  ducal  crown, 
gold. 

Crtitp—lst,  A  horse's  head,  erased,  aig.,  gorged  with  a 
ducal  crown,  az ;  2nd,  on  a  chapeau,  gu.,  a  scaUng-ladder,  or. 
Ifetto— Sub  cruce  ndus. 
Mttidmet    Imwneawood  House,  near  Itoaibvidfi. 

FLOOD  OF  PAULSTOWN  CASTLB. 
Flood^  Woxiav,  Baq.  of  Patilftown  Oaaile^  eo. 
Kilkenny,  J.P.,  6.  7  April,  1817. 

lintaft.— The  founder  of  the  Irish  bratteh  of  the 
£unily  of  Flood  (which  elaima  deaoent  from  the  Kentish 
Fludd^waa, 

894 


Major  FBAVOia  Fu)od,  of  Bumehorob,  who  eom- 
mandod  a  body  of  horse  in  the  oimy  of  the  Pro- 
tector Cromwell,  and  wmt  to  Ireland  at  the  same 
period  as  the  Ponsonbys,  Cufltes,  and  Wardens,  all  ot  whom 
settled  in  the  oo.  Kilkenny,  1647.  Mf^or  Flood  m.  Anns^ 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  Col.  Heniy  Warden,  M.P.,  gruiddau. 
of  Sbr  Richard  Warden,  of  Suffolk*  and  niece  of  Agmond- 
eshom  Cufle,  Esq.  of  Desart,  fkther  of  the  1st  Baron 
Desart :  by  this  lady,  one  of  the  greatest  beauties  of  her 
day,  and  heireas  of  the  estate  of  BumchMrobj  Mr.  Flood 
had  seven  sons  and  a  dau.,  vis., 

I.  Wardsn,  his  successor. 

II.  John,  of  Farmley,  oo.  Kilkennv,  M.P.,  who  m.  Jane, 
onlv  dau.  and  heir  of  Crompton,  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons 
and  a  dau.  vis., 

1  John,  of  Flood  Hall,  of  whom  presently. 
8  ^RXOBBicK.  of  Newton  Ormond,  oo.  KUkenny,  LL.D.. 
lung's  counsel,  custos  rotulorum,  and  M.P.  wr  the  ea. 
of  Wexford,  created  a  baronet  on  the  8rd  June,  1789. 
Sir  Frederick  Flood  m.  Ist  Ladr  Juliana  Annesl^, 
dau.  of  the  bst  Eari  of  Angleaey,  by  whom  (who  d.  in 
1774}  he  had  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Franoes^  dan.  ot 
the  Right  Hon.  Sir  Henry  Cavendish,  Bart.,  and  had, 
with  three  sons,  who  d.  young,  or  unm..  an  only  dau., 
Franosb,  who  m.  1st,  in  1709.  Richard  Solly,  Esq.  of 
Walthamstow,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1808)  she  \iul 
FasDSRicK  Solly,  who  assumed,  by  sign-maniial,  in 
1818,  the  additional  surname  ana  anna  of  Flood,  and 
two  daus.  [See  Vix>oi>  of  Slanev  Lodge,)  Mrs.  SoUy.  ai. 
Sndly,  in  1807,  John-Harward  Jessop,  Esq.  of  Dooir 
Hall,  CO.  Longford,  and  left  by  him  two  other  eons  and 
two  daus.  {8e*  Jbsbop  of  Doorv  Ball.)  At  the  decease 
of  Sir  Frederick  Flood,  1  Feb.  1824^  the  bar«oetcy 
became  extinct. 

1  Elisabeth,  m.  to  William  Walsh,  Esq. 
ui.  Charlea,  of  Ballymack,  oo.  Kilkenny,  d,  «fim.  in  ITTO. 
and  devised  his  estates  to  the  Right  Hon.  Henfy  Flood, 
vice-treasurer  of  Ireland. 
ir.  Henry,  in  holv  orders,  d.  i.  p. 

V.  Geoiige,  of  Kilkenny,  in  holy  orders,  D.D.,  leetor  of 
Rathdowny,  Queen's  Co.,  d.  in  1770,  leaving  issue. 
▼1.  Francis,  of  Paulstown  Castle,  co.  Kilkenny.  J.  P.  and 
high-sheriff  of  that  oounty,  who  m.  Anne-Jane,  dan.  of 
Colonel  Henry  Hatton,  of  Great  donard,  co.  Wexford, 
M.P.,  and   by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  John   Jamea.  1st 
Marquess  of  Abercorn}  had,  with  a  dau.,  Frances,  m.  to 
Monsr.  Barthlom^  de  la  Mothe,  four  sons,  viz., 
1  Warokk,  LL.D.,  M.P.,  judge  of  the  High  Court  of 
Admiralty  in  Ireland,  from  1790  to  1794.  m.  Anne,  dan. 
of  the  Rev.  Morgan  Donovan,  and  had  issue, 
Wardkk,  who  predeceaaed  his  fother,  turn. 
Francis,  a  ciupt.  in  the  army.  d.  wtm, 
Henry,  of  Paulstown  Castle,  b.  in  1769,  «».  t  Sept. 
1815,  Anna-Maria  Lennon.  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 
•WiLUAM  Flood.  Esq.,  now  of  Paulstown  Castle. 
O'Donovan,  an  officer  in  the  army,  served  in  Flanders 
under  the  Duke  of  York,  at  the  sieges  of  Gibraltar 
and  Minorca,  m.  Mademoiselle.  Yignau,  niece  of  the 
Comtesse  de  la  Motte.  maid  of  honour  to  Marie 
Antoinette,  and  left  issue, 

Warden,  late  an  officer  in  the  army,  m.  21  April, 
1836,  Mary-Grove,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  lient.- 
Geu.  Arthur  Grove-Annoaley,  and  aieee  of  Earl 
Annesley,  and  has  issue. 

Marianne,  m.  to  Henry-Oswald  Smithe,  Esq.  E.I.C.8., 
who  d.  i.  p. 
Marianne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Stuart  Hamilton,  of  Tyrone, 
brother  to  Gen.  Sir  John  Hamilton,  Bart.,  but  d.$.p. 
8  Hatton,  colonel  1st  dragoon  guards,  d.  ww^ 
8  Henrv,  a  m(\jor  in  the  army,  who  m.  Miss  PerkinB, 
of  BaUenshain,  co  Carlow.  and  had,  with  two  daus., 
Frances  and  Mary,  now  widows,  a  son  and  heir, 
JoHK.  of  yiewmont,  co.  Kilkenny,  clerk  of  the  peaee 
for  that  shire,  m.  March,  1799,  Miss  Brudie.  great- 
granddau.  of  Dr.  Maude.  Bishop  of  Meath.  and  has 
issue  surviving,  viz.,  John,  barrister-at-law ;  Henry : 
msabeth,  m.   to   Mi^or  Stoyte,  of  the  84th ;   and 
Anne- Augusta,  wife  of  John-Oalway  Holmes,  Beq., 
barrister-at-law. 
4  Francis,  who  m.  Miss  Armstrong,  and  had  a  soo, 
Henry,  who  m.  Miss  Barton,  and  M  iawe. 
▼n.  Richard,  d,  warn. 

Yin.  Anne,  m.  to  Dr.  Bmrf  Candler,  arohdfaeoa  of 
Ossory,  and  reetor  of  CtJbk. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thr  Rioht  Hoy.  Wabikci  Flood,  of  Flood  HaB,  a  Terj 
distinguished  Lawrer,  was  chief  justice  of  the  court  of 
King's  Beudi  in  Ireland.  Be  m.  Mise  Whiteside,  by 
whom  he  had  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  Hxhry,  his  heir; 
Warden^ocyUne,  M.P.,  d.  wtm,  in  1T97 ;  and  Isabella  ; 
and  dying  in  1784,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thb  Biobt  Hom.  Hsmrt  Flood,  of  Fsnnl^,  eo.  Kll- 
konny.  This  eminent  person,  ao  ealebcated  Im  the  eeentM 
history  of  hie  native  country,  waa  b»  in  Xt9K  9tA  4t  im  Dee. 


FLO 

1795,  ItftTliig  behind  him  the  rharaeter  of  one  of  the  first 
Btfttesmen  of  the  ege  in  which  he  lived.  He  m.  13  April, 
1763,  the  Lady  Frances-Maria  Boresford,  dau.  of  Marcus, 
flnt  Earl  of  Tyrone,  but  4.  without  issue.  He  devised  his 
•Ktenstve  estates  to  the  College  of  Dublin,  for  the  enoou- 
ittgenMnt  of  the  Irish  language :  but  those  estates  after 
procca«tinated  litigation,  aveitBd  to  his  oooiin  and  heir 
at  law, 

Jomr  Flood,  Esq.  of  nood  Hall,  co.  Kilkenny.  This 
gentleman  m,  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  Boyle  Aldworth,  Esq.,  of 
Newmarket,  oo.  Coik,  by  Jane,  his  Ist  wife.  dau.  of  Robert 
OliTer.  Esq.  of  doughnodfoy,  and  had  issue,  Jobn,  his 
beir ;  Bob«nt,  of  Farmley,  d.  wim. ;  and  ElisabeUi.  Mr. 
-  Flood  vas  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  elder  son. 

John  Flood,  Esq.,  of  Flood  Hall,  a  Mngistrate  and 
deputy-Ueat.  lor  the  eo.  of  Kilkenny,  who  fa.  Miss  Saurin, 
•Idest  dau.  of  the  Bight  Hon.  William  Bourin,  attorney- 
general  for  Ireland,  bot  4.  vithont  leaving  issue  by  his 
marriage.  His  cousin  is  the  present  Wiluam  Flood,  Seq. 
ofBaulstownOastlA. 

^mM-^Tert,  a  chevron  between  three  wolves'  heads, 
evieed.  arg. 
pre#--A  wolTs  hsad,  as  in  the  aims. 
Jioito—YiB  unite  fortior. 
iSfiK— fSaiflstown  CasUe,  near  Gowran,  so.  Kilkenny. 


FLOOD  OF  SLANEY  LODGE. 

SollT-Flood,  Frbdbbick,  Esq.  of  SUney  Lodge, 
CO.  Wexford,  J.P.,  6.  7  Aug.  1801;  m.  21  Aug.  1824, 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Williamson,  rector 
of  Stoke  Dainera],  Devonport,  and  grand-daughter 
of  Sir  Hedworth  Williamson,  Bart,  of  Whitburn 
Hall,  CO.  Durham,  and  has  issue, 

I.  EnWAsn-Taoius,  h.  8  April,  18i7,  m.  t8  May.  1863, 
Marianne,  jroungeet  dau.  of  Oi^.  James  Harvey. 

n.  Frederick-Richard. 

in.  Ferdinand-Henry. 

IV.  James-Douglas-Musgrave. 

I.  Frances-Henrietta,  m.  John-Geotge-Cockbum  Curtis, 
son  of  Captain  Curtis,  B.N. 

n.  Maiy-Frederioa,  m.  to  Alfred  Hoonloe,  son  of  Frsnds, 
William  Patterson.  Esq.  of  Leamington  Priors. 

m.  Julia-Anne-Adelaide. 

M^in^MMt^'-^tR  FnSDmcK  Flood,  Bart.,  (tet  pm$dinff 
Jiiniagt,)  «i.  1774,  for  his  2nd  wife.  Francos,  dau.  of  the  Bt. 
Hon.  Sir  Heniy  Cavendish,  and  dyiog  in  1824,  left  an  only 
chUd, 

Fbavcss  Flood,  who  m.  1799,  Bichabd  Bollt,  Esq.,  of 
Totk  Place,  London,  and  had  issue,  Fbkdkrick  Sollt- 
Flood,  Esq.  of  Blaney  Lodge;  Frances  Elixabeth,  to. 
SS  Oet.,  18S1,  8ir  George  Ralph  Fetherston,  Bart.,  Caroline- 
Jane,  m.  Oapt.  Bamnel  B.  Hore,  RN. 

.^rms— Flood  and  Sollt  quartering. 
Cmti    Flood  and  Solly. 
JfoUo^Y\B  unita  fortior. 
i8m(— aianey  Lodge,  oo.  Wexford. 


FLOTER  OF  WEST  STAFFORD. 

Flotsr,  Johk,  Esq.  of  West  Stafford,  co.  Dorset, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1844,  and  M.P.  for  Dor- 
setshire since  Feb.  1846,  b,  26  April,  1811;  «.  his 
brother  11  July,  1822;  m.  20  Feb.  1844,  Georana- 
Charlotte-Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Right  Hon. 
George  Bankes,  M.P.,  Cursitor  Baron,  by  Qeorgina- 
Charlotte  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  o|  Admiral  Sir 
CSuirles-EdmuBd  Nng«nt»  Knt,  Q.C.H.,  admiral  of 
the  fleet>  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

I.  esoaoa-WiLUAii,  b.  S8  July,  1851. 

fttntftS^.'-The  pedigree  of  this  fiunily  is  attthsntioally 
deduced  fVom 

Floikrvs,  who  settled  sooir  after  the  Normin  Conquest 
on  the  lands  beyond  the  River  £xe,  oo.  Devon,  whence 
the  name  of  "  Floierslanda,"  or  Floiers  Hayes,  his  son, 

BxOBAKD.  held  those  lands  of  Eiduurd,  son  of  Baldwin  de 
Oourtenay,  and  transmitted  them  to  his  son  and  heir, 

Nicholas  who  was  «.  by  his  son, 

RiOBABD,  who  obtaiuod  a  oonfirmation  of  the  lands 
l>eyond  the  Eze,  held  by  Us  grandfather,  from  Bobbbi, 
natural  son  of  King  Hekbt  I.,  upon  the  stipulation  of 
presenting  the  said  Bobert  and  his  hdn  with  a  flagon  of 
wiBS^  whMte^er  they  should  dome  to  dine  on  the  Isle  of 

ao5 


FLO 

Ezo.  This  grant  vras  afterwards  eonflrmed,  in  more  ample 
form,  by  Beginald  de  Gourtenay.  From  this  Eichard 
derived  the  family  of  Flotsb  qf  Flown  Hapt$.  co.  Dorset, 

WiLLUM  Flotbb,  of  Floiers  Hayes,  a  distinguished 
soldiery  8th  in  desoent  from  Bichard,  attended  George, 
Duke  of  ClsMnse,  to  Kormandy,  with  three  archers  and 
thir^  spears*  14  Bdwasd  IV.  From  him,  the  6th  in 
descent  was, 

Wiluam  Fiatsb,  Bsq.  of  Floieis  Hayesand  Berne,  who 
«.  1st,  in  1641,  Margaret,  ssoond  dau.  of  Sir  Edward 
Lawreaoe,  Knt.  of  Qnoch  Qraoge,  Isle  of  Furbeok,  eo. 
Dorset,  and  had 
AvTBOinr,  of  Floiers  Hayes,  bapt.  81  May,  1849,  d.  in  1701, 
leaving  by  Sarah,  his  8nd  wife,  dau.  of  John  Oould,  Bsq. 
of  Upway,  three  sons,  Avthomt.  d.  t.p.,  William,  and 
Hubert-Charles.  The  2nd,  the  Bxv.  William  Flotkk, 
h.  in  1676,  rector  of  Trusham.  co.  Devon,  m.  Sarah,  dau. 
of  Amy  Burwoll.  of  London,  and  dying  in  1742  left  with 
other  issue,  1  Antboitt,  of  Dorchester;  2  John  Oould, 
in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Esher,  in  ttarnj,  d.  trnm.  in 
1777 ;  and  8  William  Flotbb,  Bsq.  of  BsMby,  ia  Lin- 
colnshire, and  of  Athelhampton,  co.  Dorsot^  m.  in  1762, 
Frances,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Aiscouffh,  Esq.  of 
Louth,  CO.  Lincoln,  and  dying  In  1759,  was  «.  l>y  his  son, 
AnTHomr,  who  m.  in  1784,  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  George 
Brabines,  Esq.  of  Blannington  Hall,  iii  Lincolnshire,  and 
dying  8  March,  1814,  left  an  only  son  and  hefar,  Jobk- 
Gould  Floyeb,  Esq.  of  Ketsby.  co.  Lincoln,  6.  in  July, 
1786,  m.  in  1815,  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Biohard  Wri^t, 
of  Wrangle,  and  has  issue,  Jobk-Wadbam,  6.  in  1818 ; 
Bichard* Aisoough-Martin;  and  Aysoough. 

Mr.  Floyer  m.  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Bandle  Mainwariog, 
Esq.  of  London,  hy  whom  (who  d.  22  June,  1667,)  he  had 
vTith  other  issue, 

Wiluam  Flotot,  Esq.  of  Berne,  eo.  Dorset,  who  ih.  1st, 
in  1677,  Msfy,  dau.  snd  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Pule,  Knt 
of  Shnte,  co.  Devon,  eldeet  son  of  Sir  John  Fole,  Bart, 
and  2ndly,  in  1700,  Graos  Ooesins.  of  Broadwindson,  in 
Dorsetshire,  hj  the  former  of  wkom  he  left,  at  his  decease 
in  1711,  a  dan.  Catherine,  m.  to  Humphrey  Sydenham,  Esq. 
of  Dulverton,  and  a  son, 

JoBN  Flotbb,  Esq.  of  Upway,  «o.  Dorset  and  of  lin- 
cohi's  Inn,  barrlster-at-law,  m.  1st,  22  July,  1714,  Maiy, 
dau.  of  John  Ellis,  of  8t  James's,  Westminster,  but 
had  no  issue.  Ho  m.  2ndly,  11  April,  1741,  Anne, 
dau.  of  Janics  Biohards.  Esq.  ol  West  Knighton,  co.  Dorset 
and  co-heir  of  her  brother.  By  this  lady  he  had  two  sons, 
and  a  dau.,  Anne,  ^e  of  the  Bev.  Charles  Bussell  of  Bath. 
The  elder  son, 

JoBN  Flotbb,  Esq.  of  Upway,  6.  28  May.  1744,  ts.  Jane, 
only  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Samuel  Davison  rector  of  Dalbury,  in 
Derbyshire,  (by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  sister  of  Sir  Edward 
Wilmot,  Bart  of  Chaddesden,  and  relict  of  James  Acton,  of 
West  Stafford.)  Ho  d.  $.  p.  in  1789,  when  the  estates 
devolved  upon  his  brother, 

Thb  Bbv.  William  Floteb,  b.  5  Jan,  1746,  rector  of 
West  Stafford  aud  vicar  of  Stinsford,  eo.  Dorset  who  m. 
8  Feb.  1801,  Elizabeth,  youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Stephen 
Barton,  Esq.  of  Blandford,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  successor. 

John,  heir  to  his  brother. 

Elisabeth-Maivaret  b.  11  Aug.  18M.  d.  in  1807. 

Elisabeth,  m.  in  July,  1831,  to  Charles  Wriothesley-Digl^, 
Esq.,  eldeet  son  of  the  Bev.  Charles  Digby,  canon  of 
Windsor,  and  d.  18  July,  1884,  leaving  a  obm.,  Mary- 
Elisabeth. 

Mr.  Floyer  d.  29  Deo.  1819,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Wiluam  Flotbb.  Esq.,  6.  29  Dec  1808.  of  West  Staffavd, 
a  midshipman  in  the  royal  navy,  drowned  off  Portland, 
11  July,  1822,  and  was  9.  by  his  brother,  the  present  JoHV 
Flotbb,  Esq.,  M.P.  of  West  Stafford. 

ulrm*— 8a.,  a  chevron  between  three  arrows,  ug. 
Crett-^IL  buck's  head,  erased,  or,  holding  in  the  mouth  sa 


if of<o— Floret  virtus  vulnerata. 
Jkat-^Wmt  Stafford,  near  Dorehester. 

FLOTER  OP  HINTS. 
Flotkb,  John  -  Humberstons,  of  Hints  Hall,  00. 
Stafford,  #.  bis  father  in  1854. 

ftllUage.— This  family  is  supposs4  to  haw  derived 
f^m  a  younger  branch  of  the  Floyers  of  Floiers  Hayes, 
00.  Devon. 

Raltr  Flotst,  Esq.  of  the  Middla  Temple,  son  of 
Bichard  Flyer,  Esq.  of  BlaeVenhall,  and  grandson  of 
Thomas  Flyer,  Uttozstei^  purchased.  Bum,  so.  Stafford, 
iniaoi.  HewufiithsB,brMai«eiy,  his  isstwil^daB.  of 
James  Western,  mt^  HUtMtli,  eT     ^^  j 

.,   ..dbyV^OOgle 


POL 


F  0  L 


RicaARD  Flotxr,  Esq.  of  Hinte.  who  «.  his  &ther  in  1643. 
He  d.  1679,  iMYing  by  Elisabeth,  his  Snd  wife.  dau.  of 
William  Babington,  of  Coborough,  a  son  and  successor, 

Mathbw  Flotbb,  Esq.  of  Hints.  6.  in  1616,  who  m. 
Anne,  dan.  and  heir,  of  John  Scott  Esq.  of  Qnat  Bair,  and 
dying  in  1716  lea  (with  six  daus..  Elisabeth-Prudence,  m. 
to  Edward  Sholden,  Esq.  of  WolTCihampton  ;  Susanna,  m. 
to  William  Mead,  Esq.  of  Narborough ;  Margaret,  d.  unm.; 
Eleanor,  m.  to  Francis  Wolferstan  of  Statford ;  and  Mary, 
wife  of  Geoige  Antrobus,  M.D.,  of  Birmingham,)  six  sons, 
of  whom  the  eldest, 

Ralph  Flotkr,  Esq.  of  Hints,  b.  in  1676,  m.  in  1098, 
Oatherine,  dau.  of  Charles  Chadwick,  Esq.  of  Healey  and 
Bidware,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1729,  by  his  son, 

Saohkvkrell  Floter,  Esq.  of  Hints,  who  m.  Susanna, 
dau.  of  John  Floyer,  Esq.  of  Longdon,  but  by  her,  who  m. 
2ndly,  Geoiige  Ley,  Esq.  of  Mathfleld  he  had  no  issue.  He 
d.  in  1786,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Cbablcs  Fu>tkb,  Esq.  of  Hints,  baptised  8  Aug,  1712, 
who  m.  Susanna,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Waldyre  Willington, 
Esq.  of  Hurley,  co.  Warwick,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1750, 
had  issue 

z.  Ralph,  his  heir. 

II.  Charles,  of  Sutton  Coldfield,  d.  in  1774. 

III.  Saoheverell,  d.  unm.  in  1788. 

I.  Susanna,  d.  young. 

II.  CATHSBnrs.  bapt.  21  June,  1739,  who  m.  In  1762, 
Thomas  Lerett,  Eeq.  of  Whittington  and  Packington,  oo. 
StivSbrd,  and  hod  issue, 

1  Tbeophilus  Lbvbtt,  Esq.  of  Whichnor. 

2  Thomas  Levett,  in  holy  orders. 

1  Anne  Lerett 

2  Catherine  Lerett,  m.  in  1794,  to  her  cousin,  WUliam- 
Humberstone  Cawley-Floyer,  Esq.  of  Hints. 

iiL  Mabt,  h.  16  Sept.  1742,  who  m.  in  1768,  John-Humber- 
stone,  Cawley,  Esq.  of  Qwersylt  Park,  co.  Denbigii,  high- 
sheriff  in  1776,  and  had  issue,  Williax-Humbxbstonb,  of 
whom  presently,  as  successor  to  his  uncle  at  Hints; 
Frances,  b.  in  1764;  John,  6.  in  1768,  M.D  ,  of  Birming- 
ham and  Tamworth ;  Philip,  b.  in  1771 ;  and  Charles,  6. 
in  1783. 
Mr  Flo3rer  d.  in  1760.  and  was  «  by  his  son, 

Ralph  Flotxb,  EiMi.  of  Hints,  baptized  S  June,  1740, 
who  serrod  as  high  sheriff  of  Staffordshire  in  1780.  He 
d.  unm.,  16  Nor.  1798,  haring  derised  his  estates  to  his 
nephew,  William-Hitmberltokx  Cawlst  Esq.,  b  17  July, 
1766,  who  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Floter.  He 
m.  Catherine,  youngest  dau.  of  Thomas  Lerett.  Esq.  of 
Packington,  co.  Stafford,  and  left  issue,  John,  now  of 
Hints ;  Charles,  in  holy  orders ;  Richard,  Capt.  in  the  army, 
deceased  ;  and  Catherine,  d.  unm. 
Armi—ATg.,  a  chor.,  sa.,  between  three  arrows,  or. 
Sraf— Hints  Hall,  co.  Staflord. 


FOLEY  OF  PRE8TW00D. 

FOLET-HODOBTTS,  JOHN-HODQETTS,  Esq.    of  Prest- 

wood,  CO.  Worcester,  b.  17  July,  1797;  m.  20  Oct. 
1825,  Charlotte  •  Margaret,  daiu  of  the  late  John 
Qage,   Elsq.,  by  Maiy  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Mil- 
banlce,  Esq.,  and  has  issue  one  son, 
Hbnbt  John  Wbmtwobth,  b.  9  Dec  1828,  m.  18  Dec., 

1864,  Jane-Frances-Anne,   2nd  daa.  of  the  late  Lord 

Yirian. 
Mr.  Foley  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lietit.  for  cos. 
Stafford  and  Worcester,  and  represents  East  Wor- 
cestershire in  parliament. 

fLilttftS^* — ^Ths  Hon.  Edwabd  Folit,  2nd  son  of 
Thomas,  8rd  Lord  Foley,  m.  1st,  80  Oct,  1778,  Lady  Anne- 
Margaret  Corentry,  dau.  of  the  sixth  Eari  of  Corentiy, 
and  2ndly,  in  March,  1790,  Eliza-Maria,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  John  Hodgetts,  Esq.,  by  his  wife,  the  heiress  of  Prest- 
wood,  and  had  issue, 

Edward-Thomas,  of  Stoke  Edith  FMk,  co.  Hereford,  who 
m.  18  Aug.  1832,  Lady  Emily  Graham,  4th  dau.  of  James, 
8rd  Duke  of  Montrose. 

JoHN-HoooETTS,  of  Prestwood. 

Elisabeth-Maria,  m.  to  Viscount  Gage. 

Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Sir  Heniy-John  Lambert^  Bart  of 
Aston  House,  Oxon. 

^rm«— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  a  lion,  sejant,  for  Folkt  ; 
2nd  and  Scd,  a  horse's  head,  erm.,  pierced  with  a  spear, 
broken,  ppr.,  for  Hooobtts. 

Crat—A.  lion,  rampant,  arg.,  holding  between  the  fore- 
paws  an  escutcheon,  charged  with  the  arms. 

Motto0$—Vt  prosim ;  Vmoe  malum  bono. 

$«U— Prestwood,  near  Stoxirbridge,  co.  Worcester. 

890 


FOLEY  OF  TETWORTH. 

Foley,  Henrt,  Esq.  of  Tetworth  and  "^^^stow,  oo. 
Huntingdon,  6.  12  May,  1804,  late  capt  in  the  6th 
regt. ;  m.  2  June,  1881,  Elisabeih,  eldest  dan.  of 
Edward  Curteis,  Esq.  of  Glenbume,  and  has  iasue^ 

I.   HAIIBT-RlOHABI>-STAiniOF& 

I.  Lisde-Augusta-Constanoe. 

IL  Lucy-Seliua-Geraldine. 

in.  Henrietta-Jane.  rr.  Frances-Leila. 

V.  Marion- Alice.  vi.  Florence-Maud. 

&ilieagt.~-This  is  a  bnmoh  of  the  noUe  liunUy  of 
Foley,  (Me  Buiuck's  Peerage.) 

Tarn  Rkt.  Philip  Folbt,  rector  of  Shelsley,  co.  Wor- 
cester (2nd  son  of  Robert  Foley,  Esq.,  by  Mary,  his  wUb, 
dau  of  the  Rer.  Ralph  Maikland,  and  grandson  of  Philip 
Foley,  Esq.  of  Prestwood,  co.  Stafford,  M.P.,  who  was 
brother  of  Patxl  Foley,  speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons, 
ancestor  of  the  present  Lord  Fol^,  m.  Anne,  only  dau  of 
John  Titmarsh,  Esq.  of  Barrington,  co.  Cambridge^  and 
had  issue,  Thomas-Philip,  Riobabd-Habbt,  Robert-Ralph, 
and  Mary-Anne.    The  ted  son, 

RiCHAan-HARRT  Foley,  Esq.,  a  mivloi^-ff^neral  in  the 
army.  m.  in  1801,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John  Lodwick,  Esq.  of 
North  Shawbuiy  House,  Essex,  and  had  issue, 

Henrt,  his  heir,  now  of  Tetworth. 

Horatio,  d.  in  180S.  Edmund,  lieut.  R.N. 

Richard,  d.  in  1810. 

Rosa,  m  to  her  cousin,  Philip  Foler,  Esq. 

Marianne.  Helen. 

MsJorKJeneral  Foley  d.  at  Worcester  in  Feb.  18S5. 

Arm^—Ara.,  a  fesse,  engr..  between  three  cinqoefoils,  sa., 
all  within  a  bordure,  of  the  last. 

CVf«— A  lion,  nunpnnt,  wcg.t  holding  between  the  fore- 
paws  an  escutcheon,  charged  with  the  arms. 

Motto— Vt  prosim. 

<5mr— Tetwurth  Hall,  co.  Huntingdon. 


foljambe  of  osberton  and  aldwarke. 

Fouahbe,  Qeoroe  -  Sayilb,  Esq.  of  Osberton, 
Notts,  and  of  Aldwarke,  co.  York,  b.  4  June,  18(M); 
m.  1st,  9  Dec.  1828,  Harriet-Emily-Mary,  dau.  of  Sir 
William-Mordaunt-Sturt  Milner,  Bart,  of  Nun  Apple- 
ton,  and  by  her,  who  d.  28  Dec.  1880,  has  an  onlj 
child, 
Frakois-Johh-Sayilb,  b.  9th  April,  1880,   m.   SO  Feb. 

1866,  Lady  Gertrude-EmUy  Aoheson,  eldest  dau.  of  the 

Earl  of  Gosford. 
He  ni,  2ndly,  28  Aug.  1845,  Selma-Charlotte,  Dow- 
ager Viscountess  Milton,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Earl  of 
Liverpool,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  CecU-Oeoiige,  6.  7  Nor.  1840. 

II.  Henry-Savile,  6. 14  Oct.  1849. 

^  Elixabeth-Annr.  n.  Franoee-Maiy. 

m.  Caroline-Frederica. 

fLinCKf[t» — ^The  first  of  this  eminent  fiunily  om  record. 

Sib  Thomas  Foljambe,  living  in  the  reigns  of  HsirBT  lU. 
and  Edward  I.,  appoan  either  as  witness  or  principal 
in  many  charters,  and  his  position  amongst  the  wicnesMs, 
either  standing  first,  or  where  there  are  other  knights 
named  with  him,  near  the  first,  shews  that  he  was  a 
man  of  prindpal  note  in  his  times.  In  127S  he  was  Bsiliff 
of  the  High  Peak,  in  Derbyshire,  and  at  his  death,  on  the 
Saturday  next  after  the  feast  of  St  Hilary,  11  Edwabd  I., 
he  held  of  the  king  an  ozgang  of  land  by  the  seigeantor 
of  keeping  the  king's  forests  de  Oampana,  which  wss 
the  style  of  the  forest  of  the  High  Peak.  His  eldest  son 
and  heir. 

Sir  Thomas  Foljambe,  Knt.,  living  10  Edwabd  I.,  held 
lands  in  Tideswell  and  Wormhill,  and  by  Catherine  his  wife, 
left  a  son  and  successor. 

Sir  Thomas  Foljambe,  Knt.  of  Tideswell,  living  15 
Edwabd  II,*  trom  whom  we  pass  to  his  descendant, 

Thomas  Foljamj^.  (Snd  son  of  Sir  Oodfkey  FoUambeX 
who  m.  Margaret,  sister  and  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Londham, 
by  whom  he  acquired  about  the  time  of  Richabd  II., 
Walton  with  a  considerable  estate,  and  had  a  son  and 


*  For  more  ample  portictdars  of  the  early  progenitors  of 
the  Fo^Jamkes,  as  well  as  for  the  intervenug  descents,  see 
CoUedanta  Topoffrapkiea  e  Genealoffiea,  vols.  L  and  IL 


roL 


F  0  N 


Tbovab  Foljambx,  of  Walton,  in  Dorbyshire,  forty 
yean  old,  29  Hsxar  VI.,  father  of 

HE9BT  FoLJAMBi,  of  Walton,  who  m.  Benedicta,  dau. 
of  Sir  William  Vernon,  of  Nether  Hadden,  and  had  inter 
alio$j  tvro  sona, 

z.  QoorRBT  fSir),  hit  heir. 

u.  Koger,  or  Lioucre  Hall,  who  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  John 
Coke,  and  had  two  sons,  1  Godfrey,  of  Plumley  and  Moor 
Hall,  whose  iBsue  became  extinct;  and  9  Roger,  of 
Linacre  Hall,  tiftther  of  George,  of  Hfgham,  whose  son 
(by  Gertrude  his  wife.  dau.  of  Sir  George  Skipwith), 
Pbter  Foljambs,  of  Steeton,  became  hbir  male  of  the 
fSunily  at  the  decease  of  Sir  Francis  Fo\jambe,  Bart. 

The  eldest  son, 

Sir  Godfrey  Foljaubs,  Ent.  of  Walton,  b,  there 
27  March,  1472,  senred  as  sherilT  of  Derbyshire,  10  and  28 
Uenrt  VIII.  He  t».  5  Heitrt  VII.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Leake,  of  Sutton  in  le  Dale,  in  that  co.,  and  was  t. 
by  his  eldest  son  and  successor. 

Sir  James  Foljambe,  Knt.  of  Walton  and  Aldwarke,  b. 
at  Walton,  2  Hekry  VIII. ,  sheriff  of  Derbyshire  2nd  and 
8rd  Philip  and  Mart.  He  m.  1st,  Alice,  dau.  and 
co-heir,  of  Thomas  Fitzwilliam,  Esq.  of  Aldwarke  (who  was 
slain  at  Flodden,)  by  Agnes,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Hugh 
Pagenhom,  Knt,  and  had,  with  three  daus.,  three  sons, 
vis.,  Oodfrbt,  his  heir;  Goo^ge  of  Brimmington,  co. 
Derby;  and  James,  twin  with  George.  Sir  James  m. 
Sndly,  Constance,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Littleton,  Knt.  of 
Pillaton.  in  Staffordshire,  and  by  her,  who  died  in  1600, 
had,  with  fire  daus.,  a  son, 

Francis,  successor  to  his  nephew. 
Sir  James  Fo^ambe  d.  26  Sept.   1558,  and  lies  buried  at 
Chesterfield,    where    a   monument  was    erected    to  his 
memory.    His  son  and  successor. 

Sir  Godfrey  Foljambe,  Knt.  of  Walton,  b.  19  Henry 
VIIL  sheriff  of  Derbyshire,  20  Elizabeth,  m.  Troth,  dau. 
of  Sir  William,  Tyrwhit,  of  Kettleby,  ond  by  her,  who  m. 
Sndly,  Sir  William  MaUoxy,  Knt.,  left  at  his  decease,  22 
Dec.  1584,  a  son  and  successor. 

Godfrey  Foljambe,  Esq.  of  Walton,  b.  21  Nor.  155S, 
sheriff  of  Derbyshire  81  Elizabeth,  who  m.  Isabel,  dau.  of 
Sir  Christopher  Wray.  Knt,  lord  chief  Justice  of  Bnghmd, 
but  d.  s.  p.  and  was  buried  at  Chesterfield.  14  June,  1595. 
His  widow  m.  2ndly,  Sir  William  Bowes,  Knt.  of  Barnard 
Osstle,  in  Durham,  and  Srdly,  John,  Lord  Darcy  of  Aston. 
Godfrey  Foljambe  was  <.  by  his  uncle, 

Frako^  Foljambe,  Esq.  of  Aldwarke,  who  m.  Frances, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Burdett,  Esq.  of  Birthwaite,  and  relict  of 
Francis  Wortley,  Esq.  of  Wortley,  by  whom  he  had  two 
sons :  the  elder,  Sir  Thomas,  d.  t.  p. ;  the  younger. 

Sir  Francis  Foljambe,  of  Walton  and  Aldwarke,  was 
created  a  Baronet  24  July,  1622,  and  served  as  sheriff  of 
Derbyshire  in  1633.  Sir  Francis  tn.  1st,  to  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  Sir  William  Wray,  of  Glentworth,  by  whom  ho  had  an 
only  dau.  and  heiress,  Frances,  m.  1st,  to  Sir  Christopher 
Wray,  and  2ndly,  to  John  Troutbeok,  M  D.  She  d.  t.  p. 
He  in.  2ndiy,  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Sh:  Geoiige  Reresby,  by 
whom  he  had  no  issue.  (She  wedded  2nd]y,  Edward 
Homer,  Esq.  of  Mells ;  Srdly,  William  Monson,  Viscount 
Castlemaine ;  and  4thly,  Sir  Adam  Felton  Bart,  of 
Playfonl.)  Sir  Francis  Foljambe  d.  at  Bath,  17  Dec.  1640, 
when  the  baronetcy  expired,  but  the  estate  of  Aldwarke, 
■ad  the  representation  of  the  family,  devolred  on  the 
male  heir. 

Peter  Fouambx,  Esq.  of  Stoeton,  b.  in  1599,  who  m.  at 
Hope,  19  Sept  1643,  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Ellis 
Woodmlfo,  Esq.  of  Hope,  in  Derbyshire,  reader  and 
bencher  of  the  Inner  Temple,  and  by  her  (who  d.  4  Sept. 
1658,)  left  at  his  decease,  26  Feb.  1668^  a  son  and  sue- 


Francis  Foljambe,  Esq.  of  Aldwarke,  ft.  in  1643,  who  n. 
Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Geoi^  Mountaino, 
Esq.  of  Wistow,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas 
O/iwer,  Bart ,  of  SUttenham,  and  by  her.  (who  was  ft.  at 
Wistow,  35  July,  1647.  and  d.  12  Sept,  1703,)  he  left  at  his 
4epMMi^t  in  1707,  a  dau.  Jane,  wife  of  Thomas  Edmunds, 
Esq.  of  Worsboroogh,  and  a  son  and  successor, 

Francis  Foljambe,  Esq.  of  Aldwarke,  who  m.  Mary, 
dau  of  Thomas  Worsley,  Esq.  of  Horingham,  and  had  (with 
other  children,  who  d.  $.  p.)  Thomaa,  his  heir ;  and  Anne, 
who  M.  in  1747-8,  John  Moore,  Esq.  of  Kingston-upon-Hull, 
and  d.  in  1751,  leaYlng  an  only  child.  Francis-Ferrasd 
Moors,  successor  to  his  uncle.  Mr.  Foljambe  d,  6  Dec 
1758,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Foljambb,  Esq.  of  Aldwarke,  ft.  23  July,  1711, 
sheriff  of  Toiikahire,  in  1755,  who  m.  Sarah  dau.  o' William 
397 


Spencor,  Esq.  of  Bramley  Grange,  but  had  no  issue. 
His  widow  m.  2ndly,  EdmUnd  Hutchinson,  of  Bath  Mr 
Foljambe  d,  28  Mar^^h  1758.  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

Francib-Ferrakd  Moore,  Esq.,  3f.P.  for  Yorkshire,  and 
its  high  sheriff,  1787,  who  assumed  the  surname  and  arms 
of  Foljambe.  He  m.  Ist,  Mary- Arabella,  one  of  the  two 
daus.  and  co-heirs  of  John  Thomhaugh,  Esq  of  Osberton, 
Notts,  (who  assumed  the  name  of  Hewett.)  by  Arabella  his 
wife,  sister  of  Sir  George  Savile,  Bart.,  M.P.,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  28  Dec.  1790,  had  issue, 

I.  John-Sayile,  of  Aldwarke,  ft.  13  May,  1776,  m.  30  Oct. 
1798,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Willoughby. 
LL.B.,  rector  of  Guiseley,  brother  to  Henry,  4th  Lord 
Middletou,  and  dying  v.  p.y  14  Jim.  1805,  left  issue^ 

1  Gborob-Savile,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

8  Francis-Thomhaugh,  ft.  11  Sept  1804. 

1  Mary-ArabeUa,  m.  SO  Dec  1824,  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev. 

Leland  Noel,  son  of  the  Baroness  Barham. 
8  Emma,  m.  11  Sept  1832.  to  Charles  Anderson,  Esq., 

only  son  of  Sir  Charles  Anderson.  Bart. 

II.  Francifl-Ferrand,  ft.  20  May,  1781,  barrister-at-law, 
d.  unm. 

III.  Geoige.  18  Oct.  17S3,  major  in  the  army,  d.  unm, 
Maroh,  1820. 

nr.  Henry-SavUe,  ft.  27  Jan.  1785. 

I.  Mary-Beresford,  la.  30  June.  1818,  to  Francis-Offley 
Edmunds,  Esq.  of  Worsborough. 

II.  Arabella,  m.  16  May,  1823,  to  the  Rev.  John  Robinson. 

Mr.  Foljambe  m.  2ndly.  12  June  1792,  Lady  Mary* 
Arabella  Lumley,  dau  of  Richard,  4th  Earl  of  Scarborough 
but  her  ladyship  d.  $.  p,  in  1817.  Mr.  Foljambe  cf.  at 
Osberton  in  1814,  and  was  t.  by  his  grandson,  the  present 
Gboroe-Sayile  Foljambe,  Esq.  of  Osberton  and  Ald- 
warke. 

Anm—Sa,,  a  bend  between  six  escallops,  or. 

Crfst—A  jamb  unarmed  (excepting  the  spurX  quarterly, 
or  and  so. 

J/otto— Soyez  ferme. 

Sfo/j—Osberton,  Notts,  and  Aldwarke  Hall,  West  Riding 
of  Yorkshire. 


FOLLIOTT  OP  STAPELEY  HOUSE. 

FoLUOTT,  The  Rev.  Jamgs,  M.A.,  of  Stapeley 
House,  CO.  Chester,  J.P.,  b.  16  July,  1799;  m.  1835, 
Mary-Anne-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Enoch  Cle- 
mentson,  and  has  a  son, 

James,  6.  at  Romo,  1880. 

ILintUQt* — ^The  fkmily  of  Folliottcame  from  Normandy 
with  William  the  Conqueror,  and  was,  at  a  very  early 
period  of  baronial  rank.  The  branch  now  before  us  is 
stated  to  have  migrated  from  Yorkshire  to  Londonderry  in 
1640.  It  has  been  settled  in  Cheshire  about  a  century. 
Wiluam  Foluott,  who  left  Yorkshire  hi  1640,  m.  Jane 
Thompson,  and  had,  with  two  other  sons  and  one  dau., 
a  2nd  son,  Robert  Foluot,  of  Esq.  Londonderry,  who 
m.  Eleanor  Bradshaw,  of  Bradshaw  Hall,  co.  Lancaster, 
and  was  father  of  Wiluam  Folliott,  Esq.,  who  m.  Ist, 
Rosamond  Greenstroet,  and  2ndly  Joan  Every,  by  the 
latter  of  whom  he  had  with  a  dau.  Margaret,  wife  of  Gen. 
Duval,  four  sons  who  all  d.  s.  p.  except  the  2nd,  James 
Foluott,  Esq  ,  b.  at  Londonderry,  who  m.  Mary  Harwood, 
and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

Wiluam-Harwood  Foluot,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Chester 
and  of  Stapeley  House,  near  Nantwich,  b.  7,  March.  1761, 
who  fit.  23  J<m.  1798,  Catherine,  only  surviving  child  and 
heiress  of  John  Burscoe,  Esq.  of  Stapeley  House,  and  had 
two  sons  autl  two  daus.,  viz.,  1.  James,  present  repre* 
sentative  of  the  family ;  2.  George,  6.  12  Jan.  1801,  of 
Vicar's  Cross  new  Chester,  who  m.  Dorothea-Elisabeth, 
eldest  dau.  of  W.-J.  Moore,  Esq.  of  Dublhi,  and  by  her 
(who  m.  2ndly,  12  Sept.  1854,  John-Fetherstonhaxigh  Lowry, 
Esq.)  he  left  at  his  decease  three  daus;  1.  Elizabeth, 
d.  warn. ;  and  2.  Catharine,  fa.  to  Joseph  D.  Miller,  Esq. 

£nm/— Stapeley  House,  Nantwich. 


FONNEREAU  OF  CHRIST  CHURCH. 

FoNNEREAU,  Thomas  •  Neale,  Esq.  of  Christ 
Church  Paric,  co.  SuflTolk,  b,  21  March,  1841. 

HitUKQt* — ^This  fiunily  of  FovinouBAU.  originally  of 
noble  descent,  and  presumed  to  lave  been  a  branch  of 
the  Earls  of  Ivry,  of  Poiotien,  in  Normandy,  was  founded 
in  England  by 

Eaoharir  F0N9ERBAV.  6. 10  Feb.  1636,  who  fled  from  the 
dty  of  La  Bo^h^Ue  at  the  levooation  of  the  edict  of  Nantes, 
2  D 


F  O  O 

find  settled  in  London.  HU  fister,  Mad^unoiaelle  Gabiiella 
Fonncrcftu,  of  the  city  of  h^,  Rochelle,  m.  Pierre  Andi% 
Perache  ;U,  of  Saarour,  and  their  dau.  m.  Aaron  Croaaley, 
Knq.    His  eldest  son, 

Claudk  Foskk&eau,  E*i[.  purchased,  in  1732,  the  manors 
of  Christ  Church,  and  Wicksufford,  in  Suflolk,  of  Viscoimt 
Hereford,  together  with  a  large  estate  at  Edmonton,  and 
the  borough  of  Sudbury,  and  the  borough  of  Aldborough, 
for  which  three  of  his  sons  sat  in  several  successive  parlia- 
ments    Claude  was  <.  by  his  eldest  son, 

TaoMAS  FowKREAV,  Esq.  of  Christ  Church,  at  whose 
deceano,  without  issue,  the  estates  devolved  upon  his  next 
brother. 

Tus  Rev.  Da  Claudius  Fosvercau,  of  Christ  Chtirch, 
b.  in  1700  who  m  in  1725.  Ann,  daughter  and  cj-heircss 
of  the  Rev.  William  Bunbury,  rector  of  Catworth,  in  the 
CO.  of  Huntingdon  (grandson  of  Henry  Bunbury,  Esq.  of 
Bunbury  and  Btanny,  who  suffered  such  great  hardships 
for  bis  unshaken  loyalty  to  Charles  I.)  by  Anne,  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  Villiers  Chemocke,  Bart  of  Hulcote.  By  this 
lady  Dr.  Fonnercau  acquired  some  of  the  old  Bimbury 
property  in  Cheshire  and  had  twelve  children,  all  of  whom 
d.  in  youth,  or  without  issue,  excepting  Ann,  m.  to  Sir 
Booth  Williams,  Bart  of  Clapton,  in  Northamptonshire, 
and 

B«v.  William  Foxxerkau,  of  Christ  Church,  the  eldest 
■on  and  heir,  who  m.  in  1768,  Anne,  only  dau.  and  event* 
ually,  (her  brothers  dying  t.  p.)  heiress  of  Sir  Hutdiinfl 
Williams,  Bart  of  Chpton,  in  Northamptonshire,  of  the 
Frian»  Chichester,  of  North  Hall,  Herts,  Ao.  and    had 
iitue, 
Clauh  ■'Williams,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Clapton,  in 
Northamptonshire,  6.  in  1761,  who  «.  his  mother  at  the 
Friars,  at  Chichester.    He  m.,  but  had  no  issue. 
Charles- William,  who  inherited  Christ  Church. 
Harriette- Louisa- Ann,  m.  to  Frederick  Comwdlis.  lieut.- 
ooL  of  the  83rd  regiment,  cousin  to  the  first  Marquess 
Comwallis. 
Mary-Anne,  d.  uTttn. 
Mr.  Fonnereau,  who  inherited  in  1804,  d.  in  1817,  and  waa 
i.  by  his  2nd  son. 

Bet.  Charles- Willi  am  Fonkereau,  of  Christ  Church 
Park,  6.  hi  1764,  who  m.  in  1793,  Harriette-Deborah,  eldest 
dau.  of  Thomas  Noale,  Esq.  of  Freston  Tower,  and  had, 
wit!i  a  dau.,  Harriette,  in.  in  1827,  to  Charles  LUlingston, 
Esq.  of  the  Chantry,  near  Ipswich,  a  son,  William- 
Charles,  his  heir.  Mr.  Fonnereau,  served  seme  time  In 
His  Majesty's  navy,  during  the  first  American  war,  and 
was  lieutenant  of  the  Conqueror  under  Admiral  Rodney, 
in  the  action  on  the  12th  April,  1782.  He  retired  aftei'wards, 
and  entered  holy  orders.  He  d.  in  1840,  and  was  «.  by  his 
■on, 

William-Charles  Fonnereau,  Esq.  of  Christ  Chui-ch, 
Park,  J.P  ,  and  D.L..  6.  in  1804,  m.  1832,  Kathcrine-Goor- 
glana,  dau.  of  John  Cobbold,  Esq.  of  Holywells,  Ipswich, 
and  d.  July,  1S55,  having  two  daus.,  Emily-Cordelia,  and 
Anne-Catherine,  and  one  son,  the  present  Thomas-Nealb 
Fonnereau,  Esq.,  of  Christ  Church  Park. 

.^ rmt—Quartcrly :  l8tand4th,  gu.,  three  ohevronels,  ai^., 
on  a  chief,  as. ,  a  sun  in  splendour,  or ;  2ud  and  Srd,  quar- 
terly, Ist  and  4th,  gu.,  a  wolf  issuing  out  of  a  rock.  Arom  the 
sinister  side  of  the  escutcheon,  all  arg.,  2ud  and  8nl,  as., 
three  boars'  hends,  ooiipod,  ni^. 

Crest — A.  sun  in  splendour,  or. 

Sou— Christ  Church  Park,  near  Ipswich. 


FOOT  OF  CARRIGACUNNA  CASTLE. 

Foot,  Hknrt  -  Baldwin,  Esq.  of  Carrigacunna 
Ctistle,  CO.  Cork,  J.P.,  m.  Jano,  eldest  dan.  of  the 
late  Rev.  Edward-Mitchell  Carleton,  of  Woodside, 
CO.  Cork,  by  Elizabeth  hia  wife,  only  child  and 
heiress  of  William  Withers,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

L  Henry. 

II.  Carleton.  m.  Geoiige-Carleton. 

I.  EUsa,  m.  to  Richard  Spratt,  Esq.  8>n  of  the  lato 
Thomas  E.  Spratt,  Esq.  of  Pencil  Hill. 

n.  Mary-Oeorgiana. 

m.  Penelope-Jane,  d.  1st  Oct,  1852. 

rr.  Henrietta-Viotoria.  r.  Emily, 

TT.  Lucinda-Harriettc. 

HtnCitgr. — ^This  is  an  auctent  and  respectable  fkmily, 
Qboros  Foot,  Esq.  of  MiUford,  oo.  Cork,  living  Ump. 

WiLu^  III.,  m.  Deborah,  dau.  of  Wade,  of  Athy.  oo.  KU- 

dare,  and  hiA  issue, 
Z99 


FOR 

Oboboe,  of  Ifillford.  his  heir. 

Thomas,  of  Springfort,  m.  Miss  Fodder,  and  had  isauo ; 
George,  of  Springfbrt,  d.  i.  p.;  Thomasine.  d.  unm.  ; 
Deborah,  d.  tcmm. ;  Anne,  wifo  of  James  Foot,  Esq.,  and 
Martha,  wife  of  H.  Spratt,  Esq..  of  BaUybeg. 

Wade,  m.  Olivia,  dau.  of  Capt.  Callcott  Chambre,  and  tad 
issue ;  1.  George,  m.  Miss  Dunscombe,  and  had  Wade 
and  Richard.  3  Wade,  m.  Maraaret,  dau.  of  Edmund 
Nash,  Esq.,  of  Ballyteigue,  co.  Umeiick,  and  had  a  sod. 
Wade  (who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Michael  Scanlan,  Esq.,  and 
had  issue.)  8  J^mes,  m.  Miss  Foot  and  was  tktber  of 
Thomas  Wade,  of  Baltidanid  (who  m.  If  arr.  dan.  of  Walter 
Atkin,  Esq..  of  Atkinville,  and  had  issue.) 

The  eldest  son. 

Richard  Foot,  Esq.  of  MiUford,  m.  Juliet,  dan.  of 
Cornelius  O'CaUaghan,  Esq.,  and  had  issue,  a  son, 

Richard  Foot,  Esq.  of  Millford,  co.  Cork,  Cttlonel  of 
North  Cork  Militia,  «.  Oct.,  1771,  Mary,  dau.  of  Henry 
Baldwin,  Esq.  of  Curryvody,  co.  Cork,  by  Alice,  his  wife,  sis- 
ter of  Shr  Robert  Warren,  and  by  her,  (who  d.  184])left  issue, 

Geoiige,  d.  #.  p.  1844 

Hsmrt-Baldwin.  now  of  Carrigacunna  Castle. 

Edward,  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Cornelius  O'CUlaghan,  Esq. 
of  Cork,  and  has  issue. 

Barbara,  m.  to  Thomas  E.  Spratt  Esq.,  of  Pencil  HiU. 

Mary,  m.  to  Rer.  Browning  Drew,  and  d.  1832. 
Mr.  Foot  d.  18S0. 

.<lnnj— Or,  a  cher.,  and  in  the  dexter  chief  quarter,  a 
trefoil,  sa. 
Crfst—k  pelican  in  her  nest  feeding  her  young,  ppr. 
3fo<to— Vlrcscit  vulnere  virtus. 
5cai— Carrigacunna  Castle,  co.  Cork. 


FORBES  OF  BERELEIGH. 

Forbes,  Georob,  Esq.  of  Bereleigh,  co.  Hants,  h, 
13  Sept  1805 ;  m.  16  March,  1843,  Johanna-Agnea, 
dan.  cf  John-Hopt<>n  Forbes,  Esq.,  representative  of 
Forbes  of  Waterion,  co.  Aberdeen.  Mr.  Forbes^ 
a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut  for  Middlesex  and 
Westminster,  Is  son  of  Sir  Charles  Forbes,  Bnrt  of 
Newe  and  Edinglassie,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  daiL  of 
John  Cotgrave,  Esq.,  major  E.I.C.S.  {See  Bi7BKS*s 
Peerage  and  Baronetage) 

.imu— Quarterly ;  1st  and  4th,  az.,  three  bears*  heiid% 
couped  arg.,  muszled,  gu. ;  2nd  and  3rd,  as.,  three  cinque- 
foils,  arg. 

CVert — A  folcon.  rising,  ppr. 

Motto — Altius  ibunt  qui  ad  summa  nitimtur. 

£ea(— Bereleigh,  near  Petersfleld,  Hants. 


FORBES  OF  CULLODEN. 

Forbes,  Arthur,  Esq.  of  CuUoden  House,  co. 
Inverness,  D.L.,  h.  25  Jan.  1819;  t.  his  father, 
28  Not.  1840;  m.  28  Aug.  1849,  Louisa  -  Sarah - 
Georgiana.  2nd  dau.  of  Alexander  Warrand,  Esq.  of 
Warrandfield,  and  granddau.  of  the  late  Hugh- 
Robert  Duff,  Esq.  of  Muirtown,  and  has  issue, 

I.  DiTNCAW,  6.  21  March,  1851. 

I.  Emily-Maxy-Jane. 

&itUaSe.~The  founder  of  the  Culloden  fiunily  was 
Duncan  Forbes,  M.P.,  descended  paternally  f^m  the 
fkmily  of  Lord  Forbes,  through  that  of  Tolquhon,  aiid 
maternally  fhnn  that  of  Keith,  Earl  Marisohall,  (as  a  nam- 
tive  in  the  hand-writing,  of  the  President's  Father  infbnns 
us.)  He  purchased  the  barony  of  Culloden  fh>m  the  Laird 
of  Mackintosh  in  1626.  Duncan  had  two  brothers,  John, 
whose  son  Malcolm  became  Marquis  of  Moutilly.  in  France ; 
and  Patrick,  (commonly  called  Black  Patrick,  baiiie  of 
Inverurie,)  ftx)m  whom  descended  the  family  of  Forbes,  of 
Foveran.  Duncan  Forbes  d.  14  Oct.  1654,  aged  eighty-two. 
By  his  marriage  with  Janet,  eldest  dau.  of  James  Forbes, 
of  Corsinday,  (a  fiunily  also  descended  ftom.  that  of  Lord 
Forbes,)  Duncan  had  with  two  daus..  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Wil- 
liam Btdllie,  of  Dunean ;  and  Anna  m.  1st,  to  Evan  Mae- 
phexson,  of  Cluny,  and  2ndly,  to  Alexander  Maddntoeh.  of 
Coonedge,  three  sons ;  John,  his  heir ;  Jamea  (0^>t.X  of 
Caithness;  and  Duncan  (Capt.),  of  Assynt.  The  eldest 
son. 

John  Forbbb,  of  Culloden,  M. P.,  m.  1643,  Anna,  eldest 
dau.  of  Alexander  Dimbar,  of  Orango,  by  his  first  wife, 
Jean  Campbell,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Campbell,  of  Cawdor,  (a 
fiunily  since  ndsed  to  the  Earldom  of  Cawdor,)  and  by 
the  said  Anna  had  six  sons  and  two  daus..  vis ,  1.  Duhqajt. 
hiff  heir ;  2.  David  (Sir),  of  Newhall,  one  of  the  Judges  of 


FOR 


FOR 


the  Court  of  Senion.  an  eminent  lawyer  and  man  of  letters, 
an  influential  patron  of  Allan  Ramsay  S.  Thomas  ; 
4.  Alexander  who  went  to  New  England ;  5.  Jouithan 
M.D.,  of  Blgin;  6.  John  (Lieut. -Col.),  of  Pitnacrioffe  ; 
1.  Jean  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Munro ;  and  2.  Naomi  m.  to 
Robert  Dunbar,  of  Burgle.  John  Forbes  was  provost 
of  InTemess,  (we  believe  M.P.  for  the  county )  and  the 
firiend  and  coadjutor  of  the  Marquis  of  Argyll.  Ho  d. 
about  the  year,  of  the  Revolution,  168S,  and  was  $.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

DuNOAir  FoBBis  of  CuUoden.  who  m.  16«8.  Mary  dau. 
of  Sir  Robert  Innos  of  that  ilk.  By  this  hdy  be  had  two 
■ons  JoHH,  his  heir  6.  about  the  year  1672  and  Duhoan, 
afterwards  lord  preddent  and  sevon  daus.  The  eldest 
Jean  was  m.  to  Sir  Hai-ry  Innes  of  that  ilk ;  the  2nd  Anna, 
to  Peter  Forbes  of  Phyline,  in  As^ynt;  the  3rd  Mary 
(contract  dated  1698,)  to  Robert  Urquhort  of  Burdsyards ; 
the  fourth.  Maiigaret,  (cmtract  dated  1699,)  to  Oeorge 
Munro,  of  Newmore  ;  the  fifth.  Isubell  to  Fraser  of  Achua- 
gaim;  the  sixth,  Naomi  to  Dr.  Alexander  Paterson  of 
Invemeair ;  and  the  seventh  Qrizell,  (contract  dated  21 
April  1709  )  to  David  Ross,  of  Riodeace.  Duncan  Foi-bes 
latteriy  served  in  Parliament,  for  the  co.  of  Nairn,  and  d.  in 
1704.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

John  Foboes  of  CuUoden  M.P.  for  Inverness-shire.  He 
m.  1699,  Jean  dau.  of  Kr  Robert  Gordon,  of  Qordonstone. 
by  Margaret,  his  wife,  eldest  dau  of  William,  Lord  Forbes 
and  dying  without  issue  in  the  year  1734  was  $.  by  the  Lord 
Advocate  of  Scotland,  his  on'y  brother, 

Ths  RroHT  HoMouBABLs  DuKOAN  FoBBBS,  fifth  laird  of 
CuUoden,  the  celebrated  Lord  President  of  the  Court  of 
Session,  a  man  whose  lofty  character,  and  eminent,  but 
unrequited  services,  at  a  crisis  of  great  national  difficulty 
and  gloom,  are  recorded  by  a  gratef\il  countiy,  in  some  of 
the  fairest  pages  of  her  checquered  history.  Of  this  ever 
memorable  man  the  poet  Thomson  thus  speaks ; 

'*  Thee,  Forbes,  too,  whom  ereiT  worth  attend^ 
As  truth  sinoers^  as  weeping  triendship  kind ; 
Thee  truly  generous,  and  in  silence  greats 
Thy  country  feels  through  her  revivmg  arta 
Plaan'd  by  thy  wisdom,  by  thv  soul  inform'd ; 
And  seldom  has  she  known  a  Mend  like  thee.*^ 

Duncan  Forbes,  who  was  6.  at  Bunchrew,  one  of  the  family 
•eata  near  Inverness,  10  Nov.  1685,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Hugh  Rose,  of  the  ancient  family  of  Kilravock,  in  Nairn- 
shire, and  dying  10  Dec.  1747,  was  «.  by  his  only  child. 

Jomf  FoBBBs,  Esq.  of  CuUoden,  the  intimate  fHend  of 
Thomson,  Armstrong,  and  other  wits  and  Uterati  of  his 
day.  He  served  with  great  distinotion  at  the  battles  of 
Fontenoy  and  CuUoden.  At  the  former,  his  horse  was 
shot  under  him.  By  economy  and  judicious  management 
he  suoceeded  in  retrieving  the  fortunes  of  his  fiimUy,  which 
had  rtoeived  a  severe  and  wellnigfa  fktal  shock  Arom  the 
mious  extent  of  his  fkther  the  President's  losses  and  ad- 
vances in  the  cause  of  government  during  the  rebeUion  of 
174&-<^  losses  and  advances  never  suitably  acknowledged 
in  the  proper  quarter,  an  ingratitude  still  the  wonder  and 
reproach  of  the  age.  He  m.  let,  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  Arthur 
Forbes,  Bart,  of  Craigievar,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons, 
Duncan,  who  d.  in  youth,  and  Abthttb  his  heir;  and 
Sndly,  in  1772,  Jane,  dau.  of  Captain  Forbes,  of  New,  by 
whom,  (who  m.  afterwords.  Grant,  of  Drumminner,  Aber- 
deenshire) be  had  no  isme.  John  Forbes  d,  S0  Sept.  1772, 
and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

Abtrtjb  Fobsbb.  Esq.  of  CuUoden,  6.  15  Feb.  1760,  who 
m,  1st,  in,  1779,  Sarah,  dau  and  sole  heir  of  Bdward 
Btratton,  Esq.  of  Kent,  and  of  Ripley  in  Sumy.  By  this 
lady  who  <2.  at  CuUodan  House,  19  Nov.  1798,  aged  W,  he 
had  one  son  and  one  dan.,  vis. 

Duwcan-Gbobob;  his  heir. 

Sarah-Louisa,  m.  in  1708,  to  Hiigh-Robert  Duff,  Esq.  of 
Mulrtown,  Inverness-shire,  and  a,  in  1829,  leaving  iflsue. 

Mr.  Forbes  «i«.  2ndly,  in  1800,  Mary-Wardlaw  Gumming, 
daughter  of  Admiral  Sir  WUUam  Gumming,  but  by  that 
lady  (who  m.  afterwards,  Joseph  Egorton,  Esq.  of  Gray's 
Inn)  had  no  issue.  He  ft.  26  May,  1808,  and  was  «.  by  his 
only  son, 

DusojiV-OaoBOB  Forbss^  Esq.  of  CuUoden  Hou0^  h. 
17  June,  1781,  who  m.  29  March,  1818,  Sarah,  only  dan.  of 
the  late  Rev.  Joseph  Walker,  of  Lanchester,  Ash,  and 
Satley,  co.  Durham,  by  Eliza,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Bdward 
Boys,  Esq.  of  St  Albaas  and  by  her,  who  d,  18  Jan.  1S38, 
he  had  three  sons,  Abtbvb,  now  of  CuUoden ;  Duncan, 
an  officer  N.  Toik  RUks,  6.  7  May,  1821 ;  and  Joseph- 
WOliam,  6.  3  Nov.  IStTT,  -who  ».  21  Dec.  1S4I>,  Sarah,  eldest 
dan.  of  D.  Dallas,  Esq.,  and  has  issne,  Dunean-Goerge,  b. 
899 


6  Feb.  1851,  Joseph-Harding,  6.  23  Nov.  1864,  and  Sarali- 
WaUcer.    Mr  Forbes  d.  28  Nov.  1840. 

Ann$—k7.,,  onachev..  between  throe  bears'  heads,  couped, 
arg.,  muzzled,  gu.,  as  many  imicorus'  heads,  erased,  ea. 

Vrtst — An  eagle,  displayed. 

JHofto-— ShIus  per  Christum,  or  Spemet  humum. 

iSfot*— CuUoden  House,  Inveniess-shire,  and  RydfJeld 
Lodge,  Ross-eliire. 

FORBES  OF  ECHT  HOUSE. 
Forbes,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Echt  House,  co.  Aber- 
deen, J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  22  April,  1775 ;  m.  20  Sept. 
18C0,  Jane,  8rd  dau.  of  John  Niven,  Esq.  of  Othurn- 
ton,  and  had  issue, 

I.  William.  ii.  John. 

X.  Richael-Anne,  m.  to  Patrick  Watson  Camegy,  Esq.  of 
Lower,  co.  Forfhr. 

II.  Elizabeth. 

III.  Jane,  m.  to  Clements  Lumsden,  Eiq.,  Advocate,  of 
Aberdeen. 

XrilUajQfe.— This  is  a  cadet  of  the  Watertoun  bnmeh  of 
the  funUy  of  Tolquhon. 

Thb  Rbv.  Wiluam  Fobbbs,  minister  of  Tarvis,  co. 
Aberdeen,  son  of  Sib  Jobn  Fobbbs,  of  Watertoun,  in  the 
same  shire,  m.  Janet,  8rd  dau.  of  James  Gregory,  Esq., 
Professor  of  Mathematics,  Edinburgh,  and  was  f.ither  of 

Jambs  Fobbbs,  Esq.,  physician  in  Abei-deen,  who  m. 
Buphemia  Row,  and  with  a  dau.,  Kuphemia,  and  two 
younger  sons,  John  and  James,  had  an  elder  son, 

William  Fobbbs,  Esq.  of  Echt  House,  who  m,  7  July, 
1774,    BUsabeth,    8rd    dau.    of   Dr.    Thomas  Arbuthnott 
physician  of  Montrose,  2nd  brother  of  the  6th  Viscount 
Arbuthnott,  and  had  issue. 
Jambs,  of  Echt  House. 

WiUiam,  of  Hailohead,  co.  Aberdeen,  who  assumed  the 
additional  surname  of  Robbbtson,  m.  Helen,  2nd  dau. 
of  James  Hadden,  Esq.  of  Peraley,  oo.  Aberdeon,  and 
has  issue,  seven  sons. 
George,  of  SpringtiiU,  co.  Aberdeen,  m.  Williamina,  2nd 
dau.  of  Ctxpi.  Walker,  E.  I.  Co.'s  Sorice,  and  has  issue  a 
son  and  four  daus. 
Margaret,  m.  to  WUUam  Gibbon,  Esq.  of  Viewfield,  Aber- 
deen. 

Et^hemia,  m.  to  Qeoige  Garden,  Esq.  of  MontreaL 
Johanna. 
EUzabeth,  m.  to  Hugh  Garden,  Esq.  of  Manan,  co.  of 

Aberdeen. 
Anno. 

.<lnit*— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  az.,  three  bears*  heads, 
couped,  axig.,  muziled,  gu. ;  2nd  and  8rd,  aig.,  three uuioomir 
heads,  erased,  sa. :  over  all,  an  escutcheon,  arg.,  charged 
with  a  sword  and  key,  saltier  ways,  gu., 

Cnsi — ^An  eagle,  displayed,  sa. 

if  otto— Virtuti  hiimlca  quies. 

Seat— Echt  House,  co.  Aoeitleen. 


FORBES  OF  KINGERLOCH. 

Fobbbs,  Charlbs-Henbt,  Esq.  of  Ringerloch,  co. 
Axigyle,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  23  July,  1809;  m.  21  Oct. 
1834,  Charlotte  •  Murray  McGregor,  4th  dau.  of 
Jame.<}  Buchanan,  Esq.  of  Craigend  Castle,  by  the 
Lady  Janet  Sinclair  bis  wife,  eMest  dau.  of  James, 
12th  Earl  of  Caithness,  and  has  issue, 

L  Jambs  Alsxahdbb  6.  8  Sept  1886. 

n.  Ca>artes-Heniy-Bwclwinsn,  6.  S8  Sept.  1847. 

I.  Janet-Sinclsir.  n.  Ida-Constanoe. 

in.  Franess  OsithnesB-Mellish-Abney. 

rv.  Helen-Meta.  ▼.  Gertmde-SmUy. 

Ti.  AarAie-Belina^JaiBea49inckir. 

%r{ntaff0. — Alistbb-Cam  Fobbes  yoimgest  son  of  ffir 
John  Forbes,  Knt.,  5th  laird  of  Driminir  and  brother  of 
the  1st  Lord  Furbes,  m.  the  dau.  nnd  heir  of  Sir  Henry 
Cameron  of  Brux,  and  had  three  suns  i.  Arthur,  d.«.  p. ; 
u.  JoHB,  of  Brtix ;  and  in.  Duncan.    This 

Duncan  Fobbbs,  of  Drummellachie  and  Braz,  m.  Eliza- 
beth, dan.  of  Crichton  of  Couland,  and  by  her  had  three 
sons,  I.  Wiluam.  his  heir;  xi.  John,  of  Brux;  and  in.  John. 
'Hie  eldest  son  and  heir. 

William  Fobbbs,  Esq.  of  Little  Kildrummic  also  called 
of  Towie  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Alex.onder  Seton,  of  McT- 
drum.  nephew  of  Alexander  let  Eail  of  Huntly  and  by 
her  had  with  four  daus.  three  sons  viz.  i.  Alexander,  cf 
Towie,  oontinuator  of  that  line;  n.  Jon^c.  of  whjm  wo 
treat ;  m.  WilUam.  of  Ardmurdo.  who  had  a  charter  from 
Ooorere,  2nd  Eari  of  Huntly.  in  1490.    TheJnd  ton, 

2^'fi'T^^'  •   O^^ 


FOB 


FOR 


The  Rev.  John  Forbes,  of  Bams,  m.  Elisabeth,  <iau.  and 
heir  of  Oeorge  Leith.  Esq.  of  Baxiis.  and  had  four  aons, 
I.  James,  who  fell  at  Pinkie  in  1647 ;  n.  Wiluax  ;  iii.  Dun- 
can ;  iv.  John.    The  2nd  son, 

William  Forbes.  Esq..  had  a  diarter  of  Bams,  dated 
5  Dec.  1550.  He  m.  a  dau.  of  Andrew  Lundie,  of  Benholm, 
and  had  two  sons.  Alexander,  his  heir,  who  continued  the 
family  of  Bams,  and 

Gboroe  Forbes,  Esq.  of  Skellater,  which  estate  he  got 
fh>m  his  father.  This  Geoi^  d.  8  July,  16S2,  having  had, 
by  Eupheroia  Skene,  his  wife,  two  sons  and  two  daus., 
William,  John,  Jauet,  and  Elspeth.    The  elder  son, 

WiLUAM  Forbes,  Esq.  of  Skellater,  baptised  15  Oct.  1615, 
distinguished  himself  in  Montrose's  army  having  joined  the 
Marquis  of  Huntly  with  the  warriors  of  Strathdon.  He  m. 
four  times.  He  d.  in  1700,  aged  84.  The  eldest  son  of  his  2nd 
marriage  (with  the  widow  of  Mc  Oillivray,  of  Dunmaglasa), 

John  Forbes,  of  Inveraman  and  Clenoowy,  was  a  com- 
missioner of  supply  for  Aberdeenshire  in  1704.  Ho  was 
taken  prisoner  in  1715,  and  d.  of  his  wounds  in  Carlisle 
prison,  haying  had,  by  his  first  wife,  three  sons, 

William,  who  m.  Ist,  19  Aug.  1708.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Alexander  Forbes,  Esq.  of  Beldomie ;  and  2ndly,  29  Dec. 
1700,  Margaret,  dau.  or  the  Rev.  Thomas  Alexander,  and 
hod  issue  only  by  the  latter. 

Alexander,  of  Inveraman.  who  continued  that  lino. 

Charles,  of  whose  line  we  treat. 

The  youngest  son, 

Charles  Forbes.  Esq.,  was  killed  at  the  storming  of 
Ticondemgo,  in  Canada,  in  1758,  under  Qenoral  Abercromby. 
He  m.  Isabel,  dau.  of  Donaldson,  of  Kinordie,  and  was  s.  by 
his  only  son  and  heir. 

James  Forbes,  Esq.,  of  Kingerlooh,  in  Argyleshire,  and 
of  Hutton  Hall,  co.  Essex,  b.  in  1766,  who  d.  in  1829,  aged 
78.  having  been  m.  twice ;  by  his  flrat  wife,  he  left  two  daus., 
Marl  1 -Isabella  m.  toQen.  David  Forbes,  and  Charlotte,  m.  to 
Gen.  Sir  Charles  Brace,  K.C.B.  He  m.  2ndly,  24  Sept.  1799, 
Miss  Sarah  Richardson,  and  had  by  her,  i.  James,  his  heir ; 
II.  Charles-Henrt,  successor  to  his  brother,  and  present 
proprietor;  iii.  Alexander.  Civil  and  Session  Judge,  E.I. 
Co.'s  Civil  Service.  Bengal ;  iv.  William,  late  Major  77th 
regt. ;  v.  John,  deceased ;  i.  Eliza,  deceased ;  ii.  Isabel,  m.  to 
Albert  Watson.  Esq.  of  the  Ceylon  Rifle  Biigade.  and  is 
deceased ;  iii.  Emma,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Arthur-Thomas  Ore- 
gory  of  Buckromb,  co.  Banff;  iv.  Annie ;  v.  Sarah,  who  m. 
Admiral  Williams,  and  is  deceased ;  and  vi.  Emily,  m.  to 
Arthur  Ruxton.  Esq.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

James  Forbes,  Esq.  of  Kingerlooh  survived  his  father 
only  twenty  months  and  was  «.  I  y  his  next  brother,  the 
present  Charles-Hekrt  Forbes,  Esq.  of  Kingerlooh. 

Armg^Ax.,  three  bears*  heads,  couped,  org.,  muzzled,  gu. 

CreU^k  stag's  head,  attired,  ppr. 

3/o<{o— Solus  inter  plurimoB,  (allusive  to  these,  the  Oordon- 
Forbeses,  being  the  only  Forbeacs  who  were  not  Cove- 
nanters.) 

<S$a<~Kingerloch,  co.  Ar^gylo. 


FORBES  OF  TOLQUHON. 

Forbes -Leith,  James,  Esq.  of  Whitehaugh,  co. 
Aberdeen,  6.  in  1828  ;  m.  18  Nov.  1851,  Mary  Keith, 
dnu.  of  Anthony  Adrian,  8th  flarl  of  Kintore. 

%iXitH^t* — •'  The  Forbeses  of  Tolquhon  have  always," 
says  Mr.  Forbes,  of  Culloden,  "had  the  greatest  respect, 
next  to  the  chief  and  Pitsligo,  because  he  was  lord ;  not  but 
that  he  was  the  elder  brother ;  but  the  estate-aad  depend- 
ants made  tocher  to  be  large  and  much  looked  upon."  The 
numerous  alliances  with  families  of  wealth  and  title 'cor- 
respond with  this  statement. 

Sir  John  Forbes  (8rd  son  of  Sir  John  Forbes  of  that  ilk. 
Justiciary  and  osroner  of  Aberdeenshire  temp.  Robert  III., 
ancestor  %>f  the  Lords  Forbes)  m.  Marjorie,  dau.  of  Henry 
Preston.  Thane  of  Formartin,  and  thereby  became  Thane  of 
Formartin  and  Laird  of  Tolquhon  :  by  her  he  had  three 
sons,  I.  John  (Sir),  his  heir ;  ii.  Duncan,  of  Ardgeighton ; 
and  III.  David,  called  David  Foddan.    The  eldest, 

Sir  John  Forbes,  of  Tolquhon,  m.  Anne  Straton,  dau.  to 
the  laird  of  Lawreston,  and  was  direct  ancestor  of 

Sib  Alexander  Forbes,  of  Tolquhon  (eldest  sm  of 
Walter  Forbes,  of  Tolquhon.  by  Jcau  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Alexander  Forbes,  1st  Lord  Pitsligo.)  He  was  one  of  the 
three  colonels  f  jr  Aberdeenshire  in  the  Scotch  army  of 
Charles  II.,  and  is  said  to  have  rendered  particular  service 
to  that  raoDArch  at  the  battle  of  Worcester,  and  to  have 
been  an  extraordinary  agent  in  his  subsequent  escape  from 
England,  for  which  services  he  received  the  honour  of 
400 


knighthood  in  1653-4.  He  was  made  a  burgess  of  Olasgov 
in  1685  and  of  St.  Andrew's  the  same  year.  The  Laird  of 
Tolquhon  m.  in  1649,  Bathia  Murray,  dau.  of  the  Laird  of 
Blackbarony.  and  relict  of  Sir  William  Forbes,  of  Craigievar, 
but  d.  s.  p.  in  1701-2  when  Tolquhon  passed  to  his  nephew, 
(son  of  his  next  brother,  Thomas  ) 

WiLUAM  Forbes,  of  Tolquhon,  6.  1685-6,  who  was  served 
heir  to  his  ikther  and  to  his  uncle  in  1704.  He  m.  in  1706. 
Anne,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Letth,  of  Whitehaugh,  by 
his  wife,  Elhcabeth.  dau.  of  William,  11th  Lord  Forbes,  and 
had  a  dau.,  Henrietta,  and  two  sons,  William,  heir  to  hia 
father ;  and  John  who  assumed  the  additional  surname  of 
Leith,  of  whom  hereafter.  William  Forbes  d.  5  April.  1728. 
and  was  buried  in  Westminster  Abbey.    His  eldest  son. 

The  Rev.  Wiluam  Forbes,  Vicar  of  Thombury,  in 
Gloucestershire,  in  1748 ;  d.  there  in  Sept.  1761,  when  th« 
representation  of  the  family  devolved  upon  his  brother, 

John  Forbes,  who  assumed,  as  heir  to  his  mother,  the 
additional  surname  of  Leith.  He  m.  in  1743-4.  Jean,  eldest 
dau.  of  Theodore  Morrison,  of  Bogny,  by  Katherine  Mait- 
land,  his  wife,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1767.  had  three  sons. 
William,  his  heir;  Theodore,  successor  to  his  brother; 
and  John  who  d.  young,  of  fever,  13  Feb.  1763.  He  d.  at 
Edinburgh  26  Sept.  1781,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  Forbbs-Leith,  Esq.  of  Whitehaugh  fr.  1748-9  who 
was  educated  at  King's  College,  Aberdeen,  and  afterwards 
studied  civil  law.  He  d.  vnm.  in  1806,  and  was  «.  by  his 
brother. 

Dr.  Theodore  Fobbes-Leith,  of  Whitehaugh,  an  eminent 
physician,  who  m.  in  1776,  Marie  D'Arboino.  a  French  lady, 
of  ancient  family,  and  (besides  three  daus.,  vix..  Mary, 
Harriet,  and  Emily)  had  three  sous,  i.  Theodore.  6.  in  Sept. 
1777,  d.  young;  ii.  James-John,  heir  to  his  father  ;  William, 
post-captain  R.N.,  m.  a  French  lady,  and  had  three  sons. 
Dr.  Forbes-Leith  who  was  settled  at  Greenwich,  previous  to 
succeeding  to  Whitehaugh.  d.  in  Aug.  1819  of  lock  jaw. 
consequent  upon  a  fracture  of  the  collar-bone.  He  was  t.  by 
his  2nd.  but  eldest  surviving  son, 

James-John  FoRBBS-LErra.  Esq.  of  Whitehaugh.  b.  1780;  a 
lieut.-ooL  in  the  E.  I.  Co.'s.  Service,  who  «.  28  Nov.  1S27, 
Williamina-Helen.  only  child  by  Williamina  Kerr,  his  wifs, 
of  the  late  Lieut. -Colonel  James  Stewart,  of  the  42nd  High- 
landers younger  son  of  the  late  Charles  Stewart,  Esq.  of 
ShamboUy.  co.  Dumfries,  and  thus  a  descendant  of  one  of 
the  branches  of  the  royal  family  of  Scotland.  Col.  Forboa- 
Leith  lefc  issue, 

James,  present  representative. 

William,  b.  9  Apri^  1883. 

Thomas- Augustus,  b.  25  Aug.,  18S4. 

Henry-Stewart,  6.  2  March,  1836. 

Charles-Edward,  6.  18  Oct.  1839. 

WiUiamiua-Stewart.  Helen-Maria. 

Adelaide-I&abella. 

Arnn—QxxKtieriy:  1st,  as.,  three  bears' heads,  couped, 
arg.,  muzzled,  gu.,  for  Forbes;  2ud  and  3rd,  arg.,  five 
lozenges,  conjoined,  in  fesse,  sa.,  for  Leith  quartering 
besides  Stewart  and  Preston. 

Cre$f— 1st,  a  star's  head,  attired  with  tynes,  ppr.,  for 
Forbes  ;  a  dove,  with  an  olive  branch  in  its  mouth,  ppr. 

Supporttrt—Tvro  greyhounds,  ppr.,  colhtfed,  gu. 

3fo£/<y«— Under  the  arms,  Salus  per  Christum ;  above  the 
Leith  crest,  Fidu9  ad  extremum. 

'Seat— Whitehaugh,  Aberdeenshire. 

FORBES  OP  WINK  FIELD  PLACE. 

Forbes,  John,  Esq.  of  Winkfield  Place,  co.  Berks, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  post  attain  R.N.,  b.  in  1780;  m. 
22  July,  1814,  La?titia-Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  George 
White,  Esq.  of  Newington  House,  to.  Oxford,  and 
the  Isle  of  Thanet,  Kent,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Jambs-Wiluam,  b.  7  Nov.  1816,  Ueut.  13th  Regt.  d. 
on  his  return  from  India,  29  Jan.  1839,  unm. 

II.  John-Georob,   6.  31  Jan.    1817,    of  Trinity  College, 
Oxon,  and  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  barrister-at-law. 

in.  Frederick-Edwyn.  6.  3  April,  1819,  oommander  RN., 
d.  unm.  23  March,  1853. 

IV.  Gooige-Harrison-Anne,  captain  tx^.  art,  b,  7  June, 
1828. 

X.  Marianne,  m.  1864,  to  the  Rev.  Charies  Willett,  son  of 
John  Saltren  WUlett,  Esq.  of  Pctticombe,  Devon. 

XI.  Maria,  m.  1861,  to  George  I^tham  Browne,  Esq.,  bar- 
rister-at-law. 

in.  Leetitia-Maxgaret,  m.  1866,  to  John  WiUett,  Esq.,  capt. 
roy.  art. 

Captain  Forbes  served  with  distinction  in  several 
actions,  St.  Lucia^  the  Nile,  Genoa,  Naples,  &c.,  and 


FOR 


F  0  fl 


was  fint  lieutenant  of  the  Royal  George  at  the 
passage  of  the  Dardanelles,  under  Sir  John  Duck- 
worth. 

Srtltfafff • — Gkoege  Forbes,  Esq.  of  Colquhony.  only 
son  of  Forbes  of  Colquhauy,  Straihdon,  co.  Aberdeen,  m. 
Hiss  Gordon,  and  bad,  with  a  dau.  m.  to  Alexander 
Innos,  Esq.,  two  sons,  x.  William,  his  heir  ;  and 
u.  Robert,  M.D.,  of  Banff,  who  m.  Anne  Sutherland,  dau. 
of  a  cadet  of  the  house  of  Sutheiland,  and  had  a  son, 
Robert,  a  merchant  of  London,  who  m.  his  cousId,  Janet 
Forbes,  and  had,  with  six  daus.,  one  son,  Robert.  The 
elder  son  and  heir, 

WiLUAM  FoBBES,  of  Aberdeen,  who  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  William  Dyce,  minister  of  Bebelvio,  co.  Aberdeen,  by 
Katherine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Professor  Anderson,  of  King's 
Coll^^,  Aberdeen,  and  had,  (with  four  daus.,  of  whom  the 
oldest  m.  John  Abercrombie,  Provost  of  Aberdeen ;  the 
second  d.  unm. ;  the  third  m.  James  Allardyee,  brother 
of  Alexander  Allardyee,  Esq.  of  Dunottar,  M.P.,  and  the 
fourth  d.  unm.)  two  sons,  viz., 
Gboroe,  of  whom  presently. 

William,  of  Callander,  co.  Stiriing,  m.  Agnes  Chalmers, 
and  had  (with  three  daus.,  one  of  whom  m.  Edward-Lloyd 
Gatacre,  Esq.  of  Gatacre.  co.  Salop)  two  sous,  William, 
H.P.  for  Stirlingshire,  b.   1800,  who  m.    Lady  Louisa 
Charteris.  dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Wemyss.  and  d.  10  Feb. 
1856,  leaving  issue ;  and  John,  capt  Coldstream  guards. 
David,  merchant  in  London,  d.  $.  p. 
Robert,  of  Castleton,  co.  Aberdeen,  m.  Elizabeth  ChalmeiB, 
and  left  issue  five  sons  and  two  daus. 
The  eldest  son, 

Gburob  Forbes,  merchant  in  Aberdeen,  m.  about  1776, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Lumsdon  of  Alford  and  Cromar,  co.  Aber- 
deen, and  had  issue, 
William,  M.D.  of  the  island  of  Jamaica,  who  d.  leaving, 
by  Miss  Reid,  of  Jamaica,  his  wife,  a  dau.,  Ellen. 
David,  capt.  B.  L  Co. 's  Service,  made  Governor  of  Temate, 
for  his  gallant  services  at  the  capture  of  that  island,  d.  unm. 
John,  of  Winkfield  Place,  present  representative. 
Geoige,  d.  unm.  at  Dominica. 
James,  capt,  E.  I.  Co's  service,  d.  unm. 
Janet,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Robert  Forbes,  Esq.,  merchant 
of  London,  and  has  issue. 

Haigaret,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Urquhart^  minister  of 
Touch,  CO.  Aberdeen,  d.  leaving  a  dau. 
Arm9—kz.t  three  bears'  heads,  oouped,  arg.,  muzzled,  gu. 
5eo<— Winkfield  Place,  near  Windsor. 


FORBES  OF  CALLENDER 
See  Forbes  of  Winkfield  Place. 


FORBES  OF  BALGOWNIE. 
Forbes,  Henbit  -  David,  Esq.  of  Balgownie,  co. 
Aberdeen,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  12  Nov.  1790;  m. 
27  May,  1816,  Margaret  Fraser  (deceased),  eldest 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Alexander  Fraser,  Esq.  of  Fra- 
Berfield,  and  by  her  has  had  issue, 
I.  DuKCAW,  w,  Janet  Dyce,  only  dau.  of  the  late  Robert 

Forbes,  Esq.  of  Castletown. 
D.  Alexander,  d.  in  infancy. 

ni.  Henry-Erskine,  Lieut  in  the  let  Regt.  Bombay  Light 
Cavalry,  (Lancers). 

I.  Mary-Isabella,  d.  unm. 

II.  Catherine-Anne,  d.  unm, 

m.  Uai^gai-et-Moir,  m.  to  Alexander  -  Kinloch  Forbes, 
youngest  son  of  the  late  John  Forbes  Mitchell,  mem- 
ber of  the  Hon.  E.  I.  Co  's  Service,  in  the  Presidency 
of  Bombay. 

IV.  Rachel-Louisi,  m,  to  Major  Francis-George  Urquhart, 
1st  (or  Royal,)  Regt.  of  Infautiy,  younger  son  of  the 
late  John  Urquhart,  of  Craigston,  and  has  issue. 

V.  EmmeUne,  m.  to  Rev.  John-Gabriel  Ryde,  M.A., 
St.  John's  CoUsge,  Oxon,  Incumbent  of  St.  Andrew's 
Episcopal  Church,  Aberdeen. 

VI.  Georgiana-Mary-Agnew 

iLtnrXgr.— This  is  a  brandi  of  the  family  of  Forbxs- 
MnoHSLL,  of  Thainston,  descending  through  the  Forbeees, 
Baronets  of  Cralgievar,  and  the  Forbeses,  lairds  of  Corse, 
from  the  noble  femUy  of  Forbes,  Lord  Forbes.  The  praeont 
H.  D.  Forbes,  Esq.  of  Balgonie,  is  the  6th  son  of  Duncan 
Forbes-Mitchell,  Esq.  of  Thainston,  by  his  wife  Katherlne- 


Tbe  estate  of  Balgownie,  styled  in  the  title-deeds,  ••  anti- 

qua  bironia  de  Balgownie,"  which  is  near  the  Old  Bridge  of 

Don  (or  of  Balgownie),  built,  as  is  usually  supposed,  by 

Henry  le  Chen,  bishop  of  Aberdeen,  during  the  relm  of 

401  ** 


King  RuBEHT  THE  Bbuob,  belonged  to  a  younger  branch  of 
the  family  of  Fraser  Lord  Saltoun,  and  was  then  known  as 
"  Fraserfield  "  On  its  passing  into  the  possession  of  the 
present  proprietor,  however,  at  his  marriage  with  the 
heiress  of  the  Erasers,  the  estate  recovered  its  andsnt  name 
of  "Balgownie." 

^rm«— As.,  a  cross  pat^fitch^  or,  between  three  bears' 
heads,  oouped,  aig.,  muzzled,  gu. 
Crtst — A  cock,  ppr. 
Jfotto— Watch. 
Scatr—BaigojAe,  co.  Aberdeen. 

fumilp  of  fraitt  of  frsiitvfitUs. 

For  Ihieage,  vide  Buhkb's  Fteragt  and  Baronaaffe,  wrt. 
Loan  Saltoon. 

A  rm*^ThoM  of  Fbaseb,  lord  Salioun,  all  within  a  bordurs 
az.,  charged  with  eight  garbs,  or. 

FORD  OF  ELLELL  HALL. 

Ford,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Ellell  Hall,  co.  Lanca.ster, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  17  Dec.  1816;  m.  8  June,  1852, 
Louisa,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Ross,  Esq.  of  Pen-  - 
dleton. 

ILrttKaSf . — ^The  family  of  Ford  is  one  of  very  ancient 
settlement  in  Staffordshire  and  Cheshire.  So  far  back  as 
the  12th  century  they  were  established  at  Ford  Green,  In 
Norton-le-Moors.  In  the  time  of  Heitby  VII.,  Huoh  Ford, 
sen.  (son  of  John,  grandson  of  William,  and  great-grandson 
of  Richard  del  Forde,  temp.  Richard  II.),  settled  his  estate 
on  his  grandson,  Huoh  Ford,  son  of  Richard,  who  had 
died  V.  p.  HuoB,  the  younger,  was  father  of  Williav 
Ford,  living  in  1521,  whose  son, 

Huoh  Ford,  of  Fordo  Green,  co.  Stafford,  living  in  1638 
and  1664,  was  «.  by  his  son,  Wiluam  Forde,  of  Forde 
Green,  living  in  1604,  who  m.  in  1669,  Alice,  dau.  of  Richard 
Harblutt,  of  the  Loyde,  co.  Stafford,  and  had  a  son  and 
Buccepsor,  Hugh  Forde,  of  Forde  Green  who  to.  Margery, 
dau.  of  Michael  Dickinson,  of  Fooker,  oo.  Stafford,  and  was 
father  of  Wiluau  FOrde,  of  Forde  Green,  living  in  1679, 
^ho  ni.  Ellen,  dau.  of  James  Rowley,  and  had  three  sons 
and  one  dau.,  viz.,  1  Hugh,  of  Forde  Green,  ancestor  of 
Forde  of  Ford  Oreen;  2  William,  of  Eocleehall,  in  holy 
orders,  who  to.  and  had  five  sons,  William,  Hugh,  Andrew, 
Thomas,  and  James ;  3  Andrew,  ancestor  of  the  Fords  of 
Abbeufield :  1  Sarah,  who  m.  Michael  Johnson,  of  Lichfield, 
and  was  mother  of  Samuel  Johnson,  LL.D.,  b.  18  Sept. 
1709.    The  eldest  son, 

Huoh  Forde,  Esq.,  i».  1683,  Ellen,  dau.  of  John  Mellor, 
Esq.  of  Alsop-in-the^Dale,  and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

Josiab  Fordb,  Esq.  of  the  Heath  House  and  Forde 
Green,  b.  1694,  who  left,  by  Anne  his  wife,  a  son, 

Isaac  Ford,  Esq.,  6.  1728;  who  to.  Elizabetb,  dau.  of 
T.-H.  Rawlinson,  Esq.  of  Lancaster,  and  had  (with  two 
daus.,  Anne,  m.  to  Robert  Barclay,  Esq.  of  Lombard-street, 
banker ;  and  Mary,  d.  in  infancy)  a  son, 

John  Ford,  Esq.  of  Lancaster  and  of  Moreoombe  Lodge, 
who  TO.  Ist,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Choiiey,  Esq.  of 
Red  Hazles,  and  by  her  had  a  son,  Johk,  his  heir.  He  m. 
2ndly,  1800,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Lawson,  of  High- 
field,  and  had  issue  (Me  Ford  qfBnJUld  Old  Park).  Mr.  Ford 
d.  May.  1833,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Ford,  Esq.  of  Ellell  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster,  who  m.  in 
1812,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late  John  I^wson,  Esq.  of 
Lancaster,  and  d.  March,  1819,  having  had  (with  two  daus., 
Mary-Elizabeth,  to.  to  her  cousin,  Francis  Walker,  Esq.  of 
Southgate,  youngest  son  of  the  late  John  Walker,  Esq.  of 
Amo's  Grove ;  and  Sarah  Walker,  m.  to  Charles  Walker, 
Esq.  of  New  Lanark)  three  sons,  viz.,  Abraham-Rawlinson, 
of  Elldl  Hall,  who  d.  $.  p.  5  March,  1849,  aged  36 ;  Robert, 
tf.  «.  p.  28  July,  1848 ;  and  Wiluam,  now  of  Ellell  Hall. 

.^mu— As.,  three  lions,  rampant,  or. 

Crest— K  lion,  rampant,  beanng  a  corone;. 

Afotto— Excitat. 

£«l^-Ellell  HaU,  co.  Lancaster. 

FORD  OP  ENFIELD  OLD  PARK. 
Ford,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Eufield  Old  Park,  co. 
Middlesex,  b,  1  Dec  1818 ;  m.  Elizabeth-Hill-Win- 
chester, ODly  child  of  the  Rev.  T.-W.  Lewis,  and  hai 
issue, 

I.  John- Walker,  b.  12  Sept.  1838. 

II.  Charles-Winchestci',  b.  4  Nov.  1S40. 

ni.  AlfVod-Lawson,  6.  IS  Nov.  1S43.  ^r^  j 

I.  Mary-Etobeth.  ^  j  ^y  GOOglC 


FOR 


FOR 


Etneafire.— This  is  a  bnmch  of  the  ancient  faixuly  of 
Ford  of  Ford  Green. 

JoHK  Ford,  Esq.  of  Lancaster  and  of  Morecombe  Lodge, 
who  d.  May,  1833,  left  by  M  iry  his  2nd  wife.  dau.  of  John 
Lawson,  Esq.,  a  dau.,  Elizabeth-Barah,  and  four  sons,  viz., 
Hutton-Bawlinson,  6.  28  Dec.  1804  ;  Charles-Dilworth,  6. 
8  Aug.  1806;  Robert-Lawson,  b.  8  Feb.  1809,  m.  Hannah,  dau. 
of  T.-B.  Pease,  Ksq. ;  and  Eowabd,  now  of  Enfield  Old  Park. 

Jrmf,  Crtt*^  and  Jlfo<to-<-See  preceding  ISeunily. 

.8ea^~£nfield  Old  Park,  Middlesex. 


FORD  OP  ABBEYFIELD. 

FoBD,  Charijes-Inoram,  E8q.  of  Abbeyfield,  co. 
Chester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  18  July,  1797;  w.  6  Oct. 
1841,  Fanny,  dau.  of  John  Holland)  Esq.,  and  has 
issue, 

1.  Chables,  h.  83  Aug.  1S42. 

ir.  John-Hugh,  6.  16  Nov.  1848. 

ni.  Arthur-Randle,  6.  28  Aug.  1845. 

%iMtKQ,t»  —  Andbbw  Fobdb,  of  Crewe,  oo.  Chester. 
(3rd  son  of  William  Forde,  of  Forde  Oreen,  oo.  Btaflbrd, 
by  Ellen  Rowley  his  wife),  m.  Hannah,  dau.  of  John  Par- 
ratt,  of  the  same  place ;  and  dying  in  1719,  left  two  sons, 
JoHK  and  Hugh.    The  elder, 

J0H17  FoBD,  Esq.  of  Eaton,  co.  Chester,  m.  Anne,  dau. 
and  eventiial  co-heir  of  Charies  BTerard,  Esq  of  Bomerford, 
Boo  hs ;  and  dying  in  1767,  aged  78,  left  two  sons,  John 
Ford,  Esq.  of  the  Middle  Temple,  barrister-at-law,  who 
d.  9.  p.  1760,  and 

Chablbs  Fobd.  Esq.  of  Eaton,  oo.  Chester,  and  Clare- 
mont,  CO  Lancaster,  who  m.  1767,  Anne,  only  child  of 
Thomas  Johnson,  Esq.  of  T^deeley,  by  Anne  bis  1st  wife, 
dau.  of  William  Sudall,  Esq  ;  and  dyhig  6  Jan.  1789,  left 
(with  three  daus.,  Anne,  Harriett,  and  Susan)  a  son, 

John  Fobd,  Esq  of  Abbeyfield,  oo  Chester,  6.  88  Feb. 
1768;  who  m.  8  Oct.  1796,  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Frands 
Ingram,  Esq.  of  Wakefield,  and  by  her  (who  d.  88  July, 
1848).  had  issue, 

CHABLBS-lMOBAif,  BOW  of  Abbeyfield. 

Fmncu-Johnson,  b.  81  Aug.  17it8;  m.  Caroline,  8rd  dau.  of 
W.  Minshull,  Esq.  of  Kentish  Town,  and  has  issue. 

Frederick,  In  holy  orders ;  6.  20  June,  1801 ;  m.  Anne 
Twemlow,  of  Lawton,  and  has  issue. 

Johnson.  m%|or43rd  regiment;  b.  7  Ang.  1810;  d.  1851. 

Henry,  6.  8  Dec.  1814 ;  m.  Miss  Julia  Marriott,  of  Ford 
Bauk,  and  has  issue. 

Emily,  d.  unm. 

Ele.-inor,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Hayes. 
Mr  Ford  d.  14  April,  1889. 

ilmw— Per  fesse,  or  and  erm.,  a  lion,  rampant»  as. 

Crea-'JL  liou'ji  head,  erased,  as. 

iSea4— A  bbsy  field,  Sondbach,  co.  Chester. 


FORDE  OF  SEAFORDE. 

Forde,  William-Brown  low,  Esq.  of  Seaforde,  co. 
Down,  6.  5  Not.  1828,  lieut.-col.  royal  South  Down- 
shire  militia,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1858;  m. 
25  Oct.  18.i5,  Adelaide,  dau.  of  the  late  General  the 
Hon.  Robert  Meade,  2nd  son  of  the  Ist  Earl  of 
Clanwilliam. 

iLint^Qt. — Nicholas  Fobde,  of  Coolgreany,  co.  Wex- 
foi-d,  originally  of  Welsh  derivation,  d  in  1605,  leaving  by 
his  wife,  C  itherine  White,  five  sons,  of  whom  the  ind, 

Mathsw  Fobde,  of  Dublin,  M.P., «  to  the  estates.  He  d. 
before  the  year  1057,  le  iving  his  qnly  sou, 

Nicholas  Fobdb,  of  Killyleagh,  oo.  Down,  m.  BiUsabeth, 
dau  of  Sir  Adam  Loftus,  of  Bath&mbam,  Knt.,  and  left 
an  only  sou, 

Mathew  Fobde,  of  Coolgreany,  M  P  for  the  co.  of  Wex- 
ford, m  Matgarot,  dau.  of  Sir  Oeoiige  Hamilton,  Bart, 
(the  4th  sou  of  James,  1st  Earl  of  Abercom),  by  Mary 
Bulter  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas.  Lord  Thurles,  and  sister 
of  James,  1st  Duke  of  Ormond.  Mr.  Forde  left  at  his 
decease  in  1709  (with  two  daus.,  the  eldest  of  whom,  Lucy, 
f».  in  1695,  Sir  Laurence  Esmonde,  Bart,  of  Ballynester; 
and  the  younger,  Jano,  m.  John  Walsh,  of  Shanganah),  an 
only  sun, 

Mathxw  Fobde,  Esq  of  Seaforde,  M.P.  for  Downpatriok, 
m  in  1608,  Anne,  dau.  of  William  Brownlow,  of  Luj]gau, 
and  had,  Mathew,  his  heir;  Francis,  of  Johnstown,  co. 
Meath,  col.  in  the  army,  distinguished  in  Lord  Clive's  wars 
in  Indb,  m.  in  1728,  Mrs.  Martha  Oeoi^,  and  left  issue; 
Arthur,  rector  of  Lui:gan.  d.  in  1767,  leaving  issue ;  Jane, 
m.  to  John  BaiUie,  of  Inishazigie ;  LeUtia,  »*.  to  Mr.  Nasli ; 
402 


and  Miiigaret,  d.  unm.  in  1773.  Mr.  Forde  d.  In  1729,  and 
was  $.  by  his  ddeet  son, 

Mathew  Fobde,  Esq.  of  Seaforde  and  Coolgreany,  M  P. 
for  Bangor.  He  m.  in  1724,  Christian,  dau.  of  John  Graham, 
Esq.  of  Flatten,  oo.  Meath,  and  had  issue, 

Mathew,  his  successor. 

John,  a  miOor  in  the  army.  m.  in  1761,  Isabella,  reUct  of 


Geoiige  Mathew.  of  Thomastown,  co.  tippenry,  dan.  of 
Willi  im  Brownlow,  of  Lurgan,  by  Laa v  Elinbeth  hk 
wife,  dau.  of  James  Hamilton,  0th  £ari  of  Abercom ;  and 


d.  without  issue. 
William.  Edward. 

Arthur,  a  militaiy  oflSoer.  Geotge,  d,  abroad. 

Pierce,  barrister-at-law. 

Cbari^,  m.  to  Francis  Price,  of  Saintfield,  oo.  Down. 
Anne,  m.  to  John  Gilmore,  of  Dublin. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  James,  son  of  Arthtir  Forde,  rector  of 

Lurgan. 

Mr.  Fordo  m.  2ndly,  Jane,  relict  of  Sir  Timothy  Allen ;  and 
d.  in  1780,  when  he  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Mathew  Fobd,  Esq.  of  Seaforde  and  Coolgreany,  If  P.  for 
Downpatriok,  m  in  1750,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  KnotE. 
of  Dungannon,  and  sister  of  Thomas,  1st  Yisoount  North- 
land, and  had  issue, 

Matbbw,  his  heir. 
Anne,  who  d.  unm. 
Elizabeth,  m.  in  1785,  to  Thomas  Douglas,  Esq.  of  (Haoe 

Hall,  CO.  Down ;  and  d.  in  1840. 
Jane,  m.  in  1796,  to  John-Christopher  Beauaaan,  of  Syde 

Pork,  CO.  Wexford. 
Charity,  m.  in  1795,  to  William  Brownlow,  of  liUigan,  M.F. 

for  the  CO.  of  Amiagh ;  and  d.  in  1843. 

Mr.  Forde  d.  in  1796,  and  was  «  by  his  only  son, 

Mathew  Fobde,  Esq.  of  Seaforde  and  Coolgreany,  high- 
sheriff  for  the  CO.  of  Down  in  1808,  m.  in  1782,  Catherine, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Bt.  Hon.  William  Brownlow,  of  Luigan, 
M.P.  for  the  co.  of  Arms^h,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1808) 
had  issue, 
Matthbw,  his  heir. 

William-Brownlow,  suooessor  to  his  brother. 
Taomas- Arthur,  assistant -barrister  of  the  oo.  of  Down 
and  CO.  of  Roscommon,  m.  in  1814,  Louisa,  10th  dau.  of 
Michael  Head,  of  Derry,  co.  Tipperary :  and  d.  in  April, 
1840,  having  had  issue,  Thomas-Head.  a.  $.  p.;  Matthew- 
Bligh;  Heury-Charles;  John-Vesey ;  Arthur-Knox,  d. «.  j».; 
Fruicis-Clayton-Octavus;  Frederick -Augustus  Prittie,  d. 
i.  p. ;  Catherine-Margaret ;  Frances-Mary-Anue,  m.  185S, 
to  Thos.  Blacker,  Esq. 

Arthur,  who  m.  Selina,  dau  of  WUliam  Blundell ;  and  d. 

in  India,  in  1828,  leaving  Mathew- William,  and  Arthur. 

Fran  is-Charles,  late  cam.  in  the  Royal  Soots  Qreys,  m. 

Letitia-Jane,  youngest  dau.  of  O.  Jones,  Esq.  of  Woodhall, 

oo.  Norfolk. 

Anne,  m.  1st,  In  T816,  Francis  Hoey,  of  Dimganstown,  oo. 
Wicklow :  who  d.  in  1818 ;  and  2naly,  in  18tf ,  to  Captain 
Oeoiye  King,  R.N. 

Isabella-Jane-Octavia,  m.  in  1811,  Clayton  Bayley,  Baq.  of 
Norelands,  co.  Kilkenny. 
Mr.  Forde  m.  2ndly,  in  1811,  Sophia,  dan.  of  the  Very  Ber. 
Stewart  Blacker,  of  Carrick,  dean  of  Leighlin.  but  by  b^r 
(who  m.  2ndly,  in  1818,  William -Stewart  Hamilton,  of 
Brown  Hall,  and  d.  in  1829)  he  had  no  issue.  He  d.  in 
1819,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Mathew  Fobdb,  Esq.  of  Seiforde  and  Coolgreany,  h.  in 
1785 ;  J.P.  and  D.L  for  co.  Down,  colonel  of  the  Boyil 
North  Downshire  militia,  who  served  as  high-sheriff  for 
that  CO.  in  1820,  and  represented  it  in  parliament  from  1831 
to  1826.  Colonel  Forde  m.  1st,  in  1814,  Mary-Anne,  only 
child  of  Francis  Savage,  Esq.  of  Hollymount  and  Ardkeen, 
00.  Down ;  and  2ndly,  in  1829,  Lady  Harriet  Savage,  8rd 
dau  of  Henry-Thomas  Butler,  2nd  Earl  of  Carrick,  and 
widow  of  Francis  Savage,  Esq  ,  but  had  no  issue.  He  i. 
5  Aug  1887,  and  was  «  by  his  brother. 

The  Rev.  Wiluam-Bbowvlow  Fobdb,  of  Seaforde,  h. 
1786 ;  m.  1812,  Theodusia,  dau.  of  Thomas  Douglas,  Esq.  of 
Grace  Hall,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Matthew-Thomas,  6.  17  May,  1816;  an  officer  in  the 
army,  high-sheriff  of  Downshire  1839;  d.  1847. 

II.  WILLIAM- Bbownlow,  present  representative. 

III.  Framcis-Savage,  d.  6  July,  1850. 

jT.  Charles- Arthur,  6.  S4  June,  1828;  c^t.  Boyal  Booth 
Down  militia. 

▼.  Thomas-Douglass,  oapt  44th  regt.,  6. 19  Deo.  1830. 

I.  Selina-Chflrity.  ii.  Elizabeth-Tbeodoaia-Catberioe. 

m.  Harriette-Anna. 
Mr.  Forde  d.  11  March,  1856. 

Amii—AE.,  two  flaunches,  or,  chained  with  three  roses  in 
fosse,  the  centre  rose  gold,  the  two  exterior  on  the(flaunclMsj 
gu.,  between  two  murtlets,  of  the  second. 

Cred^—A  martlet,  or. 

Jfotto— Inoorrupta  fides  nudaque  Veritas. 

£n»(— Seaforde,  Devonshire.  t 

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DINQWALL-FORDYCE  OP  CULSH  AND 
BRUCKLAY  CASTLE. 

DmowALL-FoRDYOB,  Albxandbb,  Esq.  of  Bruck- 
lay  Castle,  oo.  Aberdeen,  comm.  K.N.,  h.  4  March, 
1800;  m.  H  July,  1835,  Barbara,  5th  dau.  of  James 
Thorn,  Esq.  of  Halifax,  Nova  Scotia,  and  haa  issue, 

I*.  JjSob^'      }  '^^^'^*  *•  ^^  '***^'  ^^*- 

U.  Alexander,  h.  6  Oct.  1888. 

m.  Arthur,  b.  14  Jan.  1845. 

I.  BacheL  IL  Barhara-Anne. 

III.  Jessy.  TV.  Sophia. 

Mr.  DingHTsll-Fordyoe,  a  deputy-lieut.  for  co.  Aber- 
deen, 9.  his  brother  80  Dec.  1843.  He  represented 
the  city  of  Aberdeen  in  parliament  from  1847  to 
1852. 

X.tnfSfff  • — This  family  derives  its  descent  on  the  side 
of  the  Dingwalls,  from  the  Highland  Clan  of  that  name 
in  Ross-ehire,  of  whom  the  lairds  of  Kildun  and  Btrabroke, 
were  chief.  Some  of  these  oame  to  Buohan,  in  Aberdeen- 
shire, about  the  b^;imiing  of  the  18th  century,  and  settled 
there,  apparently  with  the  Tiew  of  escaping  from  the 
interminable  feuds  of  their  own  part  of  the  country.  The 
first  of  these,  of  whom  there  are  authentic  accountR,  as 
ancestors  of  the  Aunilies  of  Culsh  and  Brucklay.  is  William 
DiHOWALL,  of  Sealscrook,  Parish  of  Monquhitter,  co.  of 
Aberdeen,  who  was  6.  about  1690.  He  n.  Barbara  Barclay 
and  hy  her  had  three  sons ;  Arthur  ;  George ;  and  John. 
The  oldest  of  these,  and  the  onl j  one  who  left  issue,  was, 

Abtrur  Dingwall,  who  was  6.  about  1620,  and  in  1642,  m. 
lAicres,  dau.  of  John  Irvine,  of  Brucklay,  one  of  the  old  and 
well  known  family  of  Irvine,  of  Drum,  Aberdeenshire.  This 
ABTBira  DuiowALL  (1st  of  Brucklay,)  died  in  17o7,  and 
his  wife  Lucres  Irvine,  in  1717.  They  had  four  sons  and 
three  daus.,  vis. 

I.  William.  u.  George. 

ni.  Arthur,  of  Brownhill,  afterwards  alluded  to. 

IV.  Adam. 

I.  Barbara.  n.  IsobeU.  iii.  Helen. 

The  eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  DnfonTALL,  Bsq.  of  Brucklay,  b.  in  1643, 
d.  in  1783,  having  m.  in  1711,  Anna,  dau.  of  John  Gordon, 
of  Nethermuir.    They  bad  six  sons  and  three  daus.,  viz., 

I.  GeoigB,  n.  WiLUAM.  in.  Alexander. 
IT.  JoHV.               V.  Arthur.  yl  Patrick. 

L  Anne. 

II.  Lucretia,  married  bor  cousin-german,  William  Ding- 
wall, as  afterwards  alluded  to. 

Of  these, 

William  Dimowall,  Suigeon  in  the  army,  $.  to  Brucklay, 
on  his  father's  death,  in  1783.  Ho  was  b.  in  1721,  and  d. 
in  1801,  having  never  been  married.  He  was  ».  by  his 
brother, 

John  Dingwall,  Jeweller,  in  St.  James's  Street,  London, 
who  was  b.  in  1724,  and  d.  in  1812,  having  m.  Patience, 
dau.  of  Hr.  Huddart,  of  London  and  sister  to  the  Lady  of 
Sir  Richard  Hotham.  of  Herton,  Surrey,  by  whom  he  hod 
no  issue.  A  few  years  before  his  death,  viz.,  in  1807,  ho 
entailed  his  lands  of  Brucklay,  Artamford,  Ac,  on  his 
grand^ephew,  John  Dingwall,  and  a  series  of  heirs,  his 
personal  property,  amounting  to  a  very  large  sxun  being 
vested  in  trustees,  for  the  purchase  of  other  lands  in 
England  or  Scotland,  to  be  entailed  on  the  same  series. 

These  consisted  in  the  first  place,  of  the  descendants  of 
his  sister  Lucretia,  and  her  husband  William  Dingwall, 
writer  in  Edinbui^h,  who  was  also  her  cousin-gorman, 
being  the  8rd  son  of  Arthur  Dingwall  of  Brownhill ;  and  in 
the  second  place,  of  the  descendants  of  the  same  William 
Dingwall  by  his  second  marriage  in  1744,  with  Jean  For- 
dyce,  of  Culsh,  heiress  of  entail  of  her  brother  William 
Fordyoe,  of  Culsh,  and  dau.  of  John  Fordyce,  of  Gask  and 
Culsh,  l^^  Lillias,  dau.  of  WiUiam  lindsay,  of  Culsh,  one  of 
the  IKywhiU  branch  of  the  noble  House  of  Balcanas.  8u 
Livi$qfthi  Lindtajft,  by  Lord  liindsay,  Ycrf.  1,  Page  310. 

By  the  death  without  issue,  in  1840,  of  John  Duff  Ding- 
wall, (who  $.  to  Brucklay  in  1838,  on  the  death  of  his 
fkther  John,  the  first  institute  of  entail,)  the  first  series  of 
heirs,  descendants  of  Lucretia  Dingwall,  became  extinct, 
upon  which, 

Abthvb  Dingwall  Fobdtoe,  Esq.  of  Culsh,  the  repre- 
sentative of  the  second  series  of  hdrs,  descendants  of 
William  Dingwall  by  his  second  marriage  with  Jean  For- 
dyoe of  Culsh,  was  eaUed  to  the  succession.  He  was  b.  in 
1797,  m.  in  182S.  his  oousfai  Jessy,  dau.  of  Captain  Arthur 
408 


Dingwall  Fordyoe,  of  the  Bengal  Engineers,  «.  to  Culsh,  on 
the  death  of  his  grandfather  (Commissary  of  Aberdeen)  in 
1834,  and  to  Brucklay,  as  already  noticed,  in  1840.  He 
d.  t.  p.  80  Dec.  1843,  and  was  $.  by  his  brother  the  present 
proprietor.    This  gentleman's  grandfather, 

AfiTHUB  Dingwall  Fordtcb,  Esq.  of  Culsh,  L.L.P., 
advocate  in  Aberdeen,  and  last  Judge  of  the  Commissary  or 
Consistorial  Court  there,  was  son  of  William  Dingwall  and 
Jean  Fordyce  of  Culsh.  ^e  was  b.  8  Dec.  1745,  m.  14  Jimo, 
1770,  Janet,  sixth  dau.  of  James  Morrison,  of  Glsick,  provost 
of  Aberdeen,  and  by  her,  (who  d.  16  July,  1881,)  had  issue, 
I.  William  DingwaU  Fordyce  the  younger,  of  Culsh,  to. 

1  Sept.   1796,  Margaret,   dau.    and   heiress  of  William 

Ritchie,  Esq.  of  Techmuiry,  co.  Aberdeen,  and  d.  v.  p. 

1  March,  1831,  leaving  by  this  lady  (who  survived  him  till 

1844),  four  sons  and  two  daus. 

1  Abthub,  who  s.  hfli  grandfjather. 

2  WilUara,  d.  unm.  18  April,  1839. 

8  AI.EXANDEB,  successor  to  his  brother  Arthur,  and 
present  representative. 

4  George,    Advocate  -  Depute,  Edinburgh,  m.  in  1886, 
Sophia,  4th  dau.  of  James  Thom,  Esq.,  sometime  of 
Halifax,  Nova  Scotia. 
1.  Jessy. 

2  Margaret,  u.  in  1885,  to  the  Rev.  Alexander  Foote, 
one  of  the  Ministers  of  Brechin,  and  d.  in  1842. 
Hr.  Commissary  Dini^wall  Fr«rdyce,  d.  21  April,  1834,  and 
was  s.  by  his  eldest  grandson,  Arthur,  as  already  mentioned, 
ilrmc— Quarterly :   1st  and  4th.  az.,  three  bears'  hcids 
couped,  arg.,  muzzled,  gu.,  for  Fokdyce.    2ud,  oz.,  a  buck's 
head,  cabosaed  between    three  mullets  voided,  arg..    for 
DiKOWALL.    3rd,  gu.,  a  fesse  chequy,  arg.  and  oz.,  in  chief 
a  mullet  of  the  second,  and  the  base  wavy  of  the  third,  all 
within  a  bordure  engrailed,  or,  for  LiNnsAT. 
CrtsU— lot,  an  Cc'^arle.  dieplayod.    2nd.  a  sta^ .  couchant. 
Mottoes— AliAxia  ibunt  qui  ad  Eumma  nitimtuf :  and.  111 
arduis  fortis. 
^feo/— Brucklay  Castle,  co.  Aberdeen. 


FORSTEB  OF  LYSWAYS  HAtL. 
FoRSTBR,  Charlks,  £sq.  of  Lysways  Hall,  co. 
Stafford,  M.P.  for  Walsall,  $,  his  father,  Charles- 
Smith  Forster,  Ksq.,  17  Nov.  1860;  tn.  Aug. 
1840,  Frances,  dau.  of  Jobu  Surtees,  Esq.  of 
Durham,  and  of  Chateau  La  Colinois,  in  Brittany, 
cousin  of  the  Earl  of  Eldon,  and  has  thre& 
sons, 

I.  Cha&les,  b.  1841. 

II.  John-Heniy,  6. 1843. 
m.  Yilliers-Fr&nds,  b.  1850. 

%itltilQt^ — Until  a  century  back,  the  Forsters  were 
settled  in  Worcestershire. 

William  Foboteb,  of  Birtsmorton,  in  that  county,  in. 
Margaret  Smith,  a  descendant  and  co-rcprcscntativo  of 
Captain  John  Smith,  who  in  1608  was  in  the  service  of 
Sigismond,  Duke  of  Transylvania,  from  whom  be  received 
the  grant  of  a  coat  of  arms,  *'  vert,  a  chevron  gules,  between 
three  Turks  heads  couped,"  in  rewai-d  for  bia  g;illantry  in 
overcoming  and  cutting  off  the  heads  of  three  Turks  on 
the  field  of  battle ;  and  which  coat  is  confirmed  to  him  by 
a  record  in  the  College  of  Arms.    William  left  one  son, 

Cbables  Fosteb,  Esq.  who  d.  at  Walsall,  in  Staffordshire, 
28  June,  1815,  leaving  issue, 

Chablss-Smith,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Hanch  Hall,  co.  Stafford. 

The  elder  son, 

Chablbs  Smith  Fosrm,  Esq.  of  Lvsways  Hall,  eo. 
Stafford,  J.P.,  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  Walsall,  served  as  high 
sheriff,  1845.  He  left  at  his  decease,  one  son,  Charles, 
now  of  Lysways  Hall ;  and  one  dau.,  Ellen  Catherine,  m. 
to  Bichard  Dyott,  Esq,  of  Freeford. 

Arm§  8n,  on  a  ehev.,  arg.,  between  three  pheons,  or, 
as  many  escallops  of  the  Add. 

Crtn—Ii  stag's  head,  erased,  aiv.»  atUrsd,  or,  gorged  with 
a  collar  and  line  of  the  last. 

Motto—an  fors  ter  felix. 

iS^oi— Lysways  Hall,  Lichfield. 


FORTEATH  OF  NEWTON. 

FoRTEATH,  Georqb-Ai*exa3JDER,  Esq.  of  Newton 
House,  CO.  Elgin,  a  magistrate  for  that  shire,  b, 
10  Oct  1819;  8.  his  father  in  1850. 

ILuitaSt. — ^The  hits  ALSXAimxB  Forteath,  Esq.  o| 
Newton,  a  Deputy-lieutenant  for  Elginshire,  m.  in  1814, 


FOR 


FOR 


Clementina,  dau.  of  William  Robertaou,  £aq.  of  the  co. 
Elgin,  and  d.  in  1850,  having  had  iMae, 

I.  Gboboe-Albxahdeb,  hia  heir. 

II.  Alexunder,  in  the  army.       iii.  James  DufC 
IV.  Charlee-Cruickshank. 

v.  Frederick-Prescote,  in  the  army. 

I.  Jane-Robertson. 

J  rm«— Gu. ,  on  a  chevron,  or,  between  three  bucks  trippant» 
ppr.,  as  many  boars'  heads,  sa.^  a  chief,  of  the  second, 
OQATged  with  a  griffin  of  the  third. 

CW«f— A  buck's  head,  erased,  ppr. 

3foUo— Tarn  animo  quam  mente  sublimis. 

iSeotj— Newton  Hotise,  co.  Elgin,  N.B. 


FORTESCUE  OF  BUCKLAND  FILLEIGH. 

Inqlett-Fortbscue,  John-Dicker,  Esq.  of  Buck- 
land  Filleigh,  co.  Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  8  Aug. 
1789,  M.A. 

^intafit* — ^WiLUAM  FoBTUCUB,  Esq.  of  Buckland 
Filleigh,  youDger  brother  of  John  Fortesoue,  Esq..  ancestor 
of  the  Eabls  Fostescue,  m.  Maud,  dau.  and  heir  of  John 
Atkins,  Esq.  of  Milton  Abbot,  in  Devonshire,  and  had  three 
sous,  John,  Edward,  and  James,  and  two  daus.,  Margaret 
and  Jaquetta,  ths  latter  m.  to  William  Dennis,  Esq.  of 
Boubhoome,  Devon.    The  eldest  son, 

John  Fortescue,  Esq.  of  Buokland  Filleigh,  m.  Chris- 
tian, dau.  of  John  Arscott,  of  Holdsworthy,  and  was 
grandfather  of 

John  Fobtbscue,  Esq.  of  Buckland  Filleigh,  m.  let, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Walter  Porter,  Esq.  Tbetford,  in  Norfolk, 
and  widow  of  D.  Thorn,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  one  son 
and  three  dans.,  viz., 

RooEB,  his  successor. 

Etheldred,  m.  to  William  Prldeanx,  Esq.  of  Langford,  in 
Devon. 

Grace,  m.  to  James  Bagge,  Esq.  of  Plymouth. 

Anna,  m.  to  Francis  Truawny,  Esq. 
He  m,  Sndly,  Surann.ih,  dau  of  Sir  John  Chichester,  of 
Baleigh,  and  aister  of  Sir  Arthur  Chichester,  lord  deputy 
of  Ireland,  and  had  two  other  sons,  namely, 

John,  who  d,  unm. 

Faithtul  (Sir),  who  went  to  Ireland,  and  was  ancestor  of 
the  VoRTKSCUBS  of  that  kingdom. 

Mr.  Fortescue  was  $.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

RooER  FOBTESCUK,  Esq.  of  Buckland  Filleigh,  living  in 
1030,  ftom  who  descended  the  Fobtbbcues,  of  Buckland 
Filleigh,  whose  eventual  heiress, 

Rebbooa  Fortrboub,  of  Buckland  Filleigh,  (dau.  of  Oeoige 
Fortescue,  Esq.,  and  Rebecca,  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Edward  Fortescue,  Esq.  of  Spridlerton,)  m.  to  Caubb 
Inolbtt,  Esq.,  son  of  Caleb  Inglett,  Esq.,  by  his  wife 
the  heiress  of  the  Crewys,  of  Ashburton,  and  was  «.  by 
hereon, 

Richard  Inolbtt,  Esq.,  who  assumed,  in  1777,  the 
additional  surname,  and  arms  of  "  Fortbbcub.  **  He  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Lucy  Weston,  Esq.,  of  Dawlish,  and 
granddau.  of  the  right  Rev.  Stephen  Weston,  D.D.,  bishop 
of  Exeter,  by  whom  he  left  at  his  deoeese,  in  1790,  (with 
three  daus.,  the  eldest  la.  to  Peter  Churchill,  Esq.  of  Daw- 
lish ;  the  2nd,  m.  to  John  Davy  Foulkes.  Esq.  of  Mcdland  ; 
and  the  Srd,  Anne,  m.  in  1787,  to  John  Brickdale,  Esq. — ttt 
that  natM  an  only  son, 

John  Inolbtt-Fortbsoub,  Esq.  of  Buckland  Filleigh,  J.P., 
b.  83  Oct.  1758,  lieut.-col.  of  the  North  Devon  Teomaniy 
cavalry,  and  of  the  Tonbridge  Militia,  who  m.  1st,  in  Sept. 
1788,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas,  Sannders,  Esq.,  merchant  of 
Exeter,  and  2ndly,  in  1818,  Sarah-Brldgett.  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  James  Marwood,  ^q.  of  Sutton,  oo.  Devon  and 
relict  of  Henry  Stephens.  Esq.  of  Cross,  in  the  same  shire ; 
andby  the  former  only,  had  issue,  an  only  son  and  heir, 
the  present  John-Diokbr-Inolbtt-Fobtbcub,  Esq.  of  Buck- 
land  Filleigh  Mr.  Inglett-Fortesoue,  who  was  receiver- 
general  of  taxes  for  Devonshire,  d.  25  Nov.  1840,  and  was  s. 
by  his  only  son, 

Anm—Az.,  a  bend,  engrailed,  arg.,  cottiaed.  or. 

Crat—A.  tiger,  ppr.,  maned  and  crested,  hia  paw  resting  on 
a  shield,  aig. 

Motto — Forte  scutum  salus  ducum. 

&ai«— Buckland  FiUeirii,  Devon ;  Avishays,  in  Somerset- 
shire; and  Widmouth  YUla,  Cornwall. 


FORTESCUE  OF  FALLAPIT. 
Fortescue,  Willum-Blundell,  Esq.  of  Fnllapit, 
00.  Devon,  J.P.,  b.  31  May,  1816;  #.  hia  father  in 
July,  1821;   w.  21  Nor.  1837,  Hamct -Maria,  2nd 
404 


dau.  of  Major -Qeueral  Thomas-William  Taylor,  of 
Ogwell,  CO.  Devon,  and  has  iasu^ 

I.  EnxuvD,  h.  8  Feb.  1839. 

II.  Reynell-John,  b.  21  June.  1845. 
in.  Arthur-Trosse,  6.  7  April,  1848. 

I.  Honor-Oeoigina.  ii.  Mary-Emlyn. 

III.  Geraldine-Elisa.  iv.  Frances- A  moHa. 

SrtttCaSC* — Sib  Richard  Lb  Fobte,  one  of  the  leadens  in 
the  CoMQUEBOR's  army,  who  had  the  fortune  to  protect 
his  chief  at  the  battle  of  Hastdngs,  by  bearing  bef(»e 
him  a  massive  shield,  hence  acquired  the  addition  of 
the  French  word  **e$eue,**  a  shield,  to  his  surname.  Sir 
Richard's  son, 

SiB  Adam  Fobtbscux,  who  had  also  a  command  at  Has- 
tings, obtained  from  his  royal  master  grants  of  Wymond- 
eston  or  Winston,  and  other  lands,  in  the  county  of  Devotu 
From  him  lineally  descended, 

WiLUAX  Fobtesoub,  of  Winston,  whose  name  appean  as 
a  subscribing  witness  to  numerous  charters,  and  deeds  in 
the  time  of  Edwabd  III.  He  m.  Isabella,  sister  and  co-beir 
of  Thomas  Beauchamp,  of  Ryme  in  the  oo.  of  Dorset, 
and  widow  of  Richard  Branscomb,  by  whom  he  bad  two 
sons,  namely, 

I.  William,  who  inherited  Winston. 

n.  John  (SibX  one  of  the  heroes  of  Agincourt,  appointed 
in  1424,  governor  and  captain  of  Meaux  and  Brio.  He  m. 
Eleanor,  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Norreis,  Esq.  of  Nor- 
reis,  in  Devon,  and  had  issue, 

1  Hbnbt  (Sir),  Chief  Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas,  in 
Ireland,  anno  1426,  who  m.  Ist,  Joan  Wood,  of  Wood, 
and  had  by  hor  a  son,  John,  ancestor  of  the  FoBr 
tescubs  of  Wood.  He  m.  2ndly,  the  heiress  of  Fal- 
lapit.  of  Fallapit,  and  had  by  her  a  son,  Richasd,  oC 
Follapit,  whose  granddau.  and  heir,  Euzabbtr  ^b- 
TESCiTB,  m.  Lewis  Fobtbscub,  Baron  of  the  Exchequer. 

2  JoBK  (Sir;.  Chibf  Justicb  of  Exolahd  in  1448, 
ancestor  of  the  Earls  Fobtbscub,  the  extinct  Bajils 
or  Clbrmont,  of  Fortescue  of  Ravensdale,  now  Bajuht 
Clermokt,  and  of  the  Fortescues  of  Buckland  Filleigh. 

8  Richard,  progenitor  of  the  Fortescues  of  Ponsbum, 
in  Herts,  of  Saldon,  in  Bucks,  and  of  Faulkbome,  in 
Essex. 
The  elder  son, 

William  Fortkoue,  of  Winston,  st.  UabeUa,  dan.  of 
John  Falwell,  and  was  great  grandikther  of, 

Lewis  Fobtbscub,  Esq.,  one  of  the  Barons  of  the  Exche- 
quer, who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau  and.  heir  of  Johk  Fobtbscub, 
Esq.  of  Fallapit,  by  whom  he  acquired  that  estate,  and 
had  a  son  and  successor, 

John  Fobtbscub,  Esq.  of  Fallapit,  great  grsadfiatber  of 

Sir  Edmukd  Fobtesoub,  Knt.  of  Fallapit,  6.  in  1610.  a 
gallant  and  devoted  Royalist,  who  d,  in  Holland,  and  was  in* 
terred  at  Delph,  where  there  was  a  monument  erected  to  hia 
memory.  He  m.  Jane  Southoote,  of  Mohoon-Ottery,  and 
by  that  lady,  (who  d.  in  1648)  had  (with  three  daue.,  Jane, 
who  d.  in  1611  ;  Catherine,  m.  to  Thomas  Glanville,  Esq. ; 
and  Mary,  m.  to  Qeoige  Southcoto,  Esq.  of  Buokland,)  a  son 
and  successor, 

Sir  Edmumd  Fortescue,  Knt.  of  Fallapit,  created  a 
Barokbt.  31  March,  1664.  Thia  gentleman  m.  Margery, 
dau.  of  Henry,  fifth  Lord  Sandys,  of  the  Vine,  and  left 
(with  two  daus.,  Jane,  m,  to  William  Coleman,  Esq., 
and  Sarah,   who  d.  unm.,  in  16S5,  aged  SI)  a   son  and 


Sib  Sandys  Fobtbscub,  Bart,  of  Fallapit,  b,  in  1660,  who 
in.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Lenthall.  Knt.  of  BesseL 
sleigh,  and  had  one  only  dau.,  Eliiabeth,  whereupon  the 
title  became  extinct  at  his  decease  in  1683,  and  the  estates 
passed  to  (the  son  of  his  grand  uncle,  Peter)  his  oousin, 

Edmukd  Fobtbscub.  Esq.,  6.  in  1660,  who  then  became  oC 
Fallapit  He  nu  Maiy,  dau  of  Sampson  Wyae,  Eaq.  of  Dlt- 
tisham,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1722,  aged  62)  bad.  with  two 
sons  who  d.  itam.,  five  daus.,  viz., 

I.  Mart,  heirMs  to  Fallapit. 

II.  Elizabeth,  who  d.  in  1768,  sged  73. 
in.  Sarah,  who  d.  in  1703,  aged  5. 
IV.  Dorothy,  who  m.  Thoinas  Bury,    Esq.,   eon  of  Sir 

*      in  1733, 
,  who  d. 


Thom-vi  Biuy,  of  Exeter.  Knt.,  and  dying  in  1733  mtc9d 
84,  left  (with  a  younger  dau.,  Dorothy  Bury,  r  "      ' 
in  1792,  aged  62)  an  elder,  "" 


Cathariws  Bury,  who  was  m.  15  Dec.  1746,  to  the  Rev 
Nathaniel  Wells,  rector  of  East  AUington.  co  Devoo] 
son  of  Samuel  Welles,  of  the  city  of  Oxford.  Mr 
Wells  d.  28  Sept  1762;  she  in  IHO.^iged  43.  Tbey  left 
issue,  ' 

1  Edmukd  Wells,  b.  in  1763,  of  whom  piesentlv.  aa 
inheritor  of  Fallapit 

2  William  Well^  rector  of  East  Allington,  6  10  Mav 
1756,  m.  ii9  June,  1781,  Eliaabetb,  dau.  of  John 
Pearae,  Esq.,  of  Eiston,  co.  Devon,  and  had  i**^tie 


F  O  8 


F  O  S 


Willi-un-Buiy,  6.  15  April,  1782,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
Janios  Pearse,  Eaq.  of  Southmolton,  and.  d.  28  Nov. 
1834,  leaving  issue,  William,  who  m.  11  Oct.  1842, 
SelinA,  0th  dau.  of  George  Harrias,  Esq.  of  Oak- 
lands,  CO.  Gloucester;  andFortescue,  in  holy  orders. 

EUxabeth-Fortescue,  m.  to  Oapt.  Arthur,  B.N.,  C.B. 

Garoline-Josepha. 

3  Nathaniel  Wells,  hi  holy  orders,  6.  28  Aug.  1757,  d. 
in  1800;  m.  29  Sept.  1794,  Juliana,  second  dau.  of 
Bei^jamin  Hays,  Esq.  of  Halwell,  co.  Devon,  and  had, 

Nathaniel-Lawrence-Hays,  of  Lincoln  Coll^^  Ox- 
ford, b.  in  1796,  d.  in  1818,  unm. ;  Geoige-Leeds,  b. 
in  1798,  lieut.  R.N.,  d.  in  1827,  vmn,  ;  Benjamin- 
Hajs»  b.  in  1800.  d,  wm.  in  1821 ;  and  Treby,  6.  in 
1802,  d.  in  1833,  leaving  a  son,  Treby-Hays,  who  d. 
in  1884,  aged  six. 

4  Samuel  wells»  rector  of  Fortlemouth.  oo.  Devon. 
J.P ,  6.  2  Feb.  1769.  m.  3  Jan.  1785,  Elisabeth,  Srd 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert  Lake,  Esq.  of  Scoble,  by 
Grace,  his  second  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cornish,  Esq. 
of  West  Prawl,  and  d.  20^  Feb.  1839,  having  had, 

Samuel,  late  an  inspector  in  H.  M.  Office  for  Audit- 
ing the  Public  Accounts. 

RoMrt-Loke,  d.  an  iniSEUxt. 

Forteecue,  <a^>taiu.  Royal  Artillery,  %ti,  13  July, 
1824,  Anne,  4th  dau.  of  Richard  Hepworth,  Esq.  of 
Pontefract,  and  has  issiie,  Fanny- Anne,  and  EUsa- 
beth-Fortesoue-Mary. 

Thomas-Bury,  in  holy  orders,  M.  A.,  rector  of  Fortle- 
mouth, CO.  Devon,  m.  23  March,  1841,  Catharine- 
Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Stockdale, 
vicar  of  Hears  Ashby,  and  rector  of  Wilby,  co. 
Northampton,  and  has  a  son,  Lionel-Bury. 

5  Thomas  Wells,  an  officer  of  his  Mt^esty's  46th  regi- 
ment, 6.  13  Oct.  1761,  d.  unni,  in  178 »,  at  Cork,  on 
return  fh>m  the  West  Indies. 

1  AUce  Wells,  d.  imm.  in  1763,  agjd  16. 

2  Catharine  Wells,  m.  14  July,  1772,  to  Christopher 
Searle,  Esq.  of  AUerton,  co.  Devon,  and  d.  in  1802. 

3  EUzabeth  Wells,  d.  young,  in  1752. 

4  Dorothy  Wells,  m.  14  Oct.  1772,  to  Arscott-Bickford 
Peppin,  Esq.  of  Dtalverton,  co.  Somerset,  and  d,  in  1779 

5  Miuy  Wells,  in.  to  John  Billingsl^,  Esq.  of  Ash- 
wick,  CO.  Somerset,  and  d.  in  1828. 

6  Elizsbeth-Fortescue  Wells,  in.  13  March,  1781,  to 
William-Henry  Hathei-ly,  Esq.  of  Shebbertown,  co. 
Devon,  and  d,  18  Oct.  1838. 

T.  Grace,  who  d.  unm.  in  1743-4,  aged  43. 
Edmmid  Forteecue,  of  Fallapit,  d.  in  1733,  and  as  he  left  no 
male  issue,  the  estate  devolved  upon  his  eldest  dau., 

UxsT  FoBTBSOUB,  who  m.  the  Right  Hon.  William 
Forteecue,  of  BucUand  Filleigh,  Master  of  the  Bolls, 
and  dying  in  1710,  aged  21,  left  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

Mabt  Fobtbsoue,  6.  in  1710,  who  was  m.  to  John 
Spooner,  Esq.,  but  d.  without  surviving  issue  (her  only 
child,  Mary,  had  predeceased  her  in  youth)  when  the  estates 
reverted  to  her  aunt, 

EuzABBTH  Fo&TSscua,  at  whose  decease,  unm.,  in  1768, 
aged  73,  Fallapit  passed  to  her  grand  nephew, 

Edmvstd  WsLLs,  Esq.,  who,  in  compliance  with  the  terms 
of  her  wUl,  assumed,  upon  inheriting,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  FoKTSSovB  only.  This  gentleman  m.  Mary-Anne, 
dau.  of  Peter  Blundell,  Esq.  of  Collipriest,  oo.  Devon,  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  1807)  he  had, 

]ii>Minn>-Ni.THA2nBL-WiujAM,  his  heir. 
Elizabeth-Wells,  m.  to  Thomas- William  Sturgeon,  Esq., 

nephew  to  Thomas  Watson  Wentworth,  first  Marquess  of 

Rockingham. 

Mr.  (Wells)  Forteacue,  d.  in  1779,  aged  27,  and  was  «.  by 
his  son, 

EoxuNO-NATRAiriSL-WiLLiAJC  FoBTBSOUS,  Lsq.  of  Fal- 
lot, 6.  in  1777,  major  of  the  South  Devon  regiment  of 
milita.  m.  hi  May,  1803,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late 
William-Long  Trone,  Esq.  of  TrevoUard,  oo.  Cornwall,  and 
had  issue, 

Willluc-Bluvdbxx,  now  of  Fallapit. 

Henry-Rsymundo,  in  holy  orders,  6.  in  1830,  m.  0  June, 
1842,  Ellen,  dau.  of  Percival  Walsh,  Esq.  of  Stanton 
Haroourt,  co.  Oxford. 

Elisabeth,  ?».  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Twysden. 

Marianne-Catharine,  m.  to  John  Allen,  Esq.  of  Coleridge 
House,  00.  Devon,  and  d,  2d  Dec.  1842.  leaving  imiue. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  Lieut -CoL  Dalgety,  of  H.  M.  68th  regt. 

Mary,  m.  to  J.  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Lloydsboro'. 
Mr.  Forteacue  d.  in  July,  1821. 

^rm*— As.,  a  bend,  engrailed,  aig.,  ootUsed,  or. 
Crettr—A  tiger,  passant^  aig.,  armed  and  maned,  or. 
Jtfbtt^— Forte  scutum  salus  ducum. 
£eal— Fkllapit,  ca  Devon. 


FOSBERY  OF  CLORANE. 
FoSBERT,  Geoboe,  Esq.  of  Clonme,  co.  Limerick, 
J.P.,  b.  23  March,  1806  m.  Ist,  1829,  Catherine,  dau. 
405 


of  Thos.  Leiand,  Esq.  of  Fitscwilliam  Sq.,  Dublin ;  and 
2ndly,  1861,  Eliza,  dau.  of  John  Scott>  Esq.  of  Fir- 
grove,  CO.  Clare.    By  the  former  he  has  au  only  eon, 
Gboros,  6.  80  Dec  1830,  m.  18  June,  1856,  Sophia,  6th  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Edward  Herbert,  of  Kilpeocon  Glebe. 

IKLitttUflt* — ^The  immediate  ancestor  of  this  branch  of 
the  fiimily  (anciently  of  Hampshire)  settled  in  Ireland  in  the 
reign  of  Wiluax  III.,  in  whoso  army  he  had  held  a  com- 
mission in  a  regiment  of  dragoons.    From  him  descended 

Obobgb  Fosbeby,  Esq.  of  Clorane.  who  served  the  office  of 
high  sheriff  of  co.  Limerick  in  1748.    His  son, 

William  Fosbebt.  Esq..  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Frank  Evans, 

Esq.,  and  had  issue  (besides  three  daus.,  Aune,  Jane,  and 

Elisabeth)  three  sons,  viz., 

X.  George,  wi.  20  Oct.  4782,  Christina-Mary,  only  dau.  of 

Thos.   Rice,   Esq.  of  Mount  Trenohard,  co.  Limerick, 

(grandfather  of  Thomas,  Lord  Montcagle,)  by  his  wife, 

Maiy,  dau.  of  Gerald  Fitzgerald,  Knt.  of  Kerry,  and  dying 

1791,  left  issue. 

1  Geobgk,  of  Clorane,  of  whom  presently. 

2  Thos.  Rice,  in  holy  orders,  6.  23  Feb.  1788,  m.  Althea- 
Maria,  dau.  of  J.  Sooythe,  Esq.  of  Barbavilla,  co.  West- 
meath,  and  d.  i.  p.  Feb.  1828. 

8  William,  d.  young. 

4  John-Francu,  barrister-at-law. 

1  Mary,  m.  to  William  Henn,  Esq.,  master  in  Chancexy. 

2  Jane,  m.  to  Colonel  Anthony  Lyster. 

8  Christiana,  m.  to  Colonel  C.  P.  Leslie,  M.P.  of  Glas- 
lough  House,  co.  Monaghau. 
II.  Franda,  m,  1773,  Phillippa,  dau.  of  John  Godfirey,  Esq. 
of  Bushfleld,  and  had  Gboboe,  of  Currogh  Bridge,  and 
other  issue. 

m.  William,  m.  1st,  Margaret,  dau.  of  R.  Hoops,  Esq., and 

bv  her  had  issue,  WiIIiam,,who  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  W.  In- 

guby,  Esq.,  and  has  two  sons,  William  and  Geomo,  and 

four  daus. ;  George  d.  unm. ;  Francis,  who  m.  Heliora, 

dau.  of  R   Rose,  Esq.  of  Adare,  and  had  two  sons» 

Francis  and  William,  and  two  daus. ;  Heuxy ;  Anne,  m.  to 

S.  Raymond,  Esq.    He  m.  2ndlv,  in  Nov.  1806,  Anne, 

dau.  of  Exham  Vincent,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  issue. 

1  Thomas  Vincent,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  May,  1831, 

Emilv-Saroh,  dau.  of  George  Gooch,  Esq..  bv  his  wife, 

Amelia,  dau.  of  John  Kerrich.  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

George    Vincent;    William-Thomas -Exham;   Henry - 

Thomas;    Vincent-Robert,   d.   in  infancy;    ClemeDt- 

Charles;  Leonard- Arthur ;  Emily;  Gertrude. 

1  Hannah,  d.  young. 

2  Georgiana,  m.  in  June,  1835,  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev. 
Musgrave  A.  Harris,  who  d.  s.  p.  Aug.  1836. 

8  Jane,  d,  young. 

Georob  Fosbbbt,  Esq.  of  Clorane,  J.P.  (son  of  George  Fos- 
bery  and  Christhia-Mary.  his  wife)  6. 1783.  m.  1806,  Elizabeth, 
dau,  of  Francis  Fosbery,  Esq.  of  Ciirragh  Bridge,  and  d,  1847, 
leaving  issue,  three  sons  and  one  dau.,  vis., 

Gbobob,  now  of  Clorane. 

Frands,  of  Kilgolawn,  b.  1808. 

Thomas,  of  Castle  Grey.  6.  1820.  m.  1862,  GeoiiB^na,  dau.  of 
St.  George  Smith,  Esq.  of  Greenhills.  and  has  issue. 

Elizabeth-Philippa,  m.  to  Sir  Nugent  Humble,  Bart. 

Stat — Clorane,  co.  limerick. 


FOSBERY  OF  CURRAGHBRIDGE. 
FosB£BT,   Geobob,   Esq.    of   Curraghbridge,    co. 
Limerick,  b.  24  Dec.  1774 ;  m.  12  May,  1812,  Caro- 
line, dau.  of  Richard  Yielding,  Esq.,  by  Ann  his 
wife,  dau.  of  John  Massy,  Esq.  of  Olenville,  co. 
Limerick,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Fbavois,  6. 1818 ;  m.  1841,  Sarah-Eleanor,  only  dau.  of 
Wm.-Humphreys  Smith,   Esq.   of   St.   Cronans,   co. 
Ti]^)erary. 
n.  Richard,  b.  82  Nov.  1318. 

I.  Cathenne. 

II.  Anna-Philippa,  m.  to  Oliver- William  Mason,  Esq.  of 
Aghamore. 

ui.  Caroline-Elisabeth. 

IV.  Jane- Agnes,  m.  to  Joseph  Smith,  Esq.  of  St.  Cronans 
&nd  Clashagad. 

V.  EUsabeth-Barbaro, «.  to  Capt.  (Siarles-Philip  Taylor, 
H.E.I.C.S.,  son  of  Lieut -Gen.  Henry  Taylor,  C.B. 

%XXltHQt» — ^Fbavois  Fosbbbt,  Esq.  of  Curraghbridge 
(2nd  son  of  William  Fosbery  and  Jane  Evans  his  wife.  «ee 
preceding  memoir),  m.  16  March,  1773.  Phi.lipa,  dau.  of  John 
Godfrey,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  Sir  William  Godfrey,  Bart.,  and 
dying  4  March,  1810,  left  issue, 

Georoe,  of  Curraghbridge. 

Wilham,  6.  22  July.  17iil;  m.  1807,  Elisabeth  GoU;  of 
Carngafoy,  co.  Kerry,  and  d  1851 

Francto,  b.  9  Nov.  1761 ;  hl  1803,  Elizab:th  Creagh,  widow. 


F  0  S 

dftu.  of  Charles  Widenham,  Esq.  of  CasUe  Widenham, 

and  d,  1826. 

Henry.  6.  11  Jan  1789;  m.  1880,  Jane  Westropp. 
Barbara,  m.  Richard  Parsons,  Esq.  of  Cragbeg,  and  d.  1860. 
Jane,  m.  to  Georg^e  Langford,  Esq.  of  Marino,  Kenmare. 
Letitia,  w.  to  David  Jamison,  Esq.,  an  officer  in  the  army, 

and  d  1854. 

Elizabeth,  m.  1805,  to  Qeortn  Fosbery,  Esq.  of  Clorane. 
Philllpa. 

fiea^— Cunagfabridge,  Adare. 


FOSBROOKE  OF  SHARDLOW  AND  RAVEN- 
STONE. 

FosBROOKB,  Leonard,  Eaq.  of  Rayenstone  Hall, 
CO.  Derby,  barrister  at-law,  #.  his  father  in  1830. 

%intUiit* — ^The  FosBROOKES,  who  are  supposed  to  have 
derived  their  surname  and  origin  from  Foebrooke,  in  Staf- 
fordshire were  settled  at  Cranford,  in  Northamptonshire, 
early  in  the  reign  of  Riohabd  II.,  where  they  acquired  and 
for  several  centuries  possessed,  oonsiderable  estates.  These 
lands  were  alienated  some  time  in  the  reign  of  Chaklbs  II., 
and  about  the  same  period  the  more  immediate  ancestors 
of  this  brinch  of  the  family  settled  at  Shardlow,  co.  Derby. ^ 

BiCHABD  FosBKouB,  the  ultimate  inheritor  of  the  estates, 
m.  Julima  dau.  of  William  Kinsman,  of  L.tddington,  co. 
Northampton,  and  d.  in  the  83  Hkhrt  VIII..  a.d  1541. 
leaving  a  son,  John  then  only  sixteen  years  of  age.  Thruugh 
this  son  the  Fosbrookes  were  continued  at  Cranford  for  four 
generations  fVirther,  in  the  last  of  which,  there  being  no 
sun  to  inherit,  but  a  family  of  seven  daus.,  (Haxi.  M.S., 
No.  1653,  fo.  38,)  the  estates  were  sold. 

From  HcNBY  Fobbbokb  the  younger  brother  of  the 
above>mentioned  Richard,  the  Fosbrookes  of  Shardlow  are 
deeoended.  He  settled  in  the  town  of  Nottingham  and  of 
that  place  was  sheriff,  in  the  85  Henry  VIII.,  a.d.  1543-4, 
and  afterwards  mayor  first  in  the  8  Elizabeth,  a.d.  1559-<M), 
and  again  in  the  8  Elizabeth  a.d.  1565-6. 

In  the  year  1641  we  find  Leonard  Fosbrooke  and  Robert 
Fosbrooke  of  Nottingham,  gentlemen,  lessees,  tmder  the 
Earl  of  Huntingdon  of  Wilne  Ferry,  on  the  River  Trent, 
adjoining  to  the  parish  of  Shardlow. 

Leonard  Fosbrookb,  of  Wilne  Ferry,  aforesaid,  about  the 
year  1670  purchased  an  estate  at  Shardlow.    His  grandson, 

Lbonard  Fosbrooke,  Esq.  of  Shardlow  Hall  and  Riven- 
stone,  he  m.  in  1724.  Penelope  only  dau.  of  Thomas  Burgh, 
Esq.  of  Coventry,  barrister-at-law.  and  had  issue.  This  gen- 
tleman, who  served  the  office  of  high-eheriff  for  Derbyshire 
in  1725.  d.  26  Aug.  1762,  and  was  $.  by  his  3rd  son, 

Leonard  Fosbrooke.  Esq.  of  Shardlow  Hall  6.  in  1735, 
high-sheriff  for  oo.  Derby  in  1764  who  m.  in  1766,  Ann,  dau. 
of  James  Winstonley.  Esq.  of  Braxmston,  high-sheriff  for 
Leicestershire,  by  Mary,  his  wifo.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir 
Edmund  Prideaux,  Bart,  and  was  $.  at  his  deoeasc,  1801,  by 
his  eldest  son, 

Leonard  Fosbrooke  Esq.  of  Shardlow  Hall,  but  latterly 
of  Ravenstone.  bom  in  1773.  He  m.  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Philip  Story,  of  Lockington  Hall,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Leonard,  his  heir.  ii.  Philip, 

lu.  Charles.  iv.  Thomas. 

V.  Edmund,  m.  and  has  issue. 

VI.  Henry-Nathaniel,  m.  and  has  issue. 

I.  Mary-Anne,  d.  $.  p.  ii.  Diana,  d.  s.  p. 

III.  Frances-Sarah,  m.  and  has  issue. 

IV.  Georgina-Sibella,  d.  «.  p. 

He  d.  26  March,  1830  was  buried  at  Ravenstone,  and  i.  by 
his  eldest  son.  the  present  Leonard  Fosbbooke,  Esq.  of 
Ravenstone  HalL 

Arms — Az  ,  a  saltier,  between  four  dnquefoils,  arg. 

Crtst — Two  bears'  g.imbs,  so.,  supporting  a  spear,  erect,  ppr. 

iieat— Ravenstone  Hall,  co.  Derby. 


FOSTER  OF  JAMAICA,  EGHAM,  AND« 
KEMPSTONE. 

Foster,  Joh2;  -  Frederic,  Esq.  of  the  Bogue 
Estate,  Jamaica,  and  of  Kempstone,  co.  Bedford, 
now  reeident  at  Alderley  Edge,  co.  Chester,  bairis- 
ter-at-law,  J.P.  for  Lancashire  and  Cheshire,  and 
D.L.,  Chairman  of  the  Quarter  Sessions  for  the 
himdred  of  Salford,  co.  Lancaster;  6.  18  June, 
1795  ;  m.  1817,  Caroline,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Sir 
William-C.  Bagshawe,  of  The  Oaks  and  Wormhill 
40C 


F  0  S 

Hall,  00.  Derby,  and  of  Coates  Hall,  oo.  York,  and 
has  had  issue, 

I.  John-William-Bagshawe,  5.  1818,  d,  18S8. 

II.  Frederick -Adolfbus- La -Tbobb,  b.  18  Oct.  18S0, 
rector  of  Baxby,  co.  Lincoln,  m.  Annie-Hulbert,  dan. 
of  the  Rev.  William  Reid,  of  Stone  Bastoo,  oo.  Bomerw 
set,  and  domestic  chaplain  to  his  late  R.H.  the  Duke  of 
Kent,  and  has  issue, 

1  Frederic-lA-Trobe,  h.  31  July,  1863. 

1  Annie-Louisa.  2  Caroline-Nora. 

8  Helen-Mary. 

III.  Thomas-Barham,  civil  engineer,  b.  1827. 

IV.  William  -  Henry,  commissioner  of  Crown  Lands, 
warden  of  the  Oold  Fields,  and  protector  of  the 
Chinese,  and  J.P.  in  the  colony  of  Victoria,  b.  1832. 

V.  John-Bagshawe,  d.  an  infant. 

I.  CaroUne-Louisa,  m.  to  Edward  Loyd,  Esq.,  banker,  of 
Prestwich  Lodge,  oo.  Lancaster,  and  LiUeeden,  Kent, 
J.P.  and  D.L. 

u.  Mary-Bleanor,  m.  to  James-ColUar  Harter,  Eoq.  of 
Oak  End,  co.  Lancaster.  m.  Margaret-Heleo. 

Etneafff .— This  flamily  is  dawMnded  from  the  ancient 
and  distinguished  house  of  Forster  or  Foster,  of  Bambo- 
rough  Castle,  Northumberiand,  the  ancestor  of  which. 
according  to  tradition,  was  William  i>m  Forbbtieb,  a  Nor> 
man  cavaUer,  who  came  over  with  William  the  Conqueror 
in  lOM. 

Thomas  Pobsteb,  n».  the  sister  of  the  Blind  Baron  of 
Hilton.    His  son. 

Sir  Thomas  Forster,  in  1564  and  1672,  was  high-sheriff 
of  Northumberland,  and  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Lord  Ogle,  of 
BothaU. 

In  1676,  Sir  Johv  Fobstbr  was  a  distinguished  military 
leader  in  the  feuds  between  the  English  and  Scottish 
Borderers,  and  was  governor  of  Bamborough,  and  warden 
of  the  Marches.  He  ia.  Jane,  widow  of  Robert,  6th  Lord 
Ogle,  and  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Cuthbert  Raddyflb  and  Mar- 
garet his  wife,  dau.  of  Henry,  Lord  Clifford,  Westmoreland 
and  Vesey. 

Nicholas  Forstbr,  son  of  Sir  John  Forster,  was  governor 
of  Bamborough,  Lord  of  Blanchland.    He  d.  22  July,  1613. 

Sir  Claudius  Forstbr,  his  son,  d.  in  1628.  There  is  an 
inscripti<m  up  jn  a  tombstone,  of  that  date,  in  Bambwough 
church,  describing  him  as  "  Eques  auratus^and  "  Baroneitus 
antiquus.** 

Sir  William  Forster,  his  son,  had  issue,  and  his  n^>bew, 

John  Forster,  by  whom,  and  from  whose  time,  the 
spelling  of  Foster  has  l>een  used,  was  M.P.  for  North- 
umberland. He  was  engaged  in  the  rebullion  of  1715.  com- 
manding the  English  part  of  the  rebel  forces.  His  estates 
were  forfeited  for  the  part  he  took  in  this  rebellion,  and 
were  granted  to  Lord  Crewe,  bishop  of  Durham,  who  had 
m.  Dorothy  Forster,  the  aunt  of  the  said  John  Forster.  lu 
1715,  he  surrendered  together  with  Lord  Derwentwater  and 
others,  and  was  sent  to  London,  and  committed  to  New- 
gate on  the  charge  of  high  treason,  whence  he  afterwards 
escaped  and  fled  to  the  Continent.  He  died,  leaving  no 
male  representative  of  this  branch  of  the  fiunily,  but  the 
descent  is  traced  in  the  Harl.  M8S.  from  Roger  Forster, 
the  brother  of  Thomas  Forster,  above  mentioned  as  having 
married  the  sister  of  the  Blind  Baron  of  Hilton,  to 

Sir  Thomas  Poster,  of  Bgham,  who  was  chief  Justice  of 
the  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  and  d.  1612,  being  buried  at 
Egham.    His  second  son. 

Sir  Robert  Foster,  was  chief  Justice  of  the  Court  of 
King's  Bench,  and  d.  1663.  There  is  a  monument  to  him  in 
the  church  at  Egham,  in  Surrey,  where  there  is  also  an 
estate  which  has  remained  in  the  family  to  the  present 
time. 

Thomas  Foster,  the  eldest  son  of  Sir  Thomas,  had  a  ton, 

John  FoerrER,  of  E^haip,  who  held  a  military  command 
in  the  expedition  to  Jamaica  under  Penn  and  Venables,  in 
1666.  He  received  a  grant  of  extensive  estates  in  the  parish 
of  St.  Elisabeth,  in  that  island,  the  greater  part  of  which 
are  still  in  the  possession  of  the  fisunily.    His  son, 

Thomas  Forster,  perished  in  the  earthquake  at  Port 
Royal,  in  1602. 

Col.  John  Fobstbr,  his  son,  of  Egham  House,  Suirey, 
and  of  Elim,  The  Bogue,  Two  Mile  Wood,  Lancaster, 
Waterford.  the  Island,  and  other  estates  in  Jamaica,  re* 
sided  at  Elim,  in  that  island.  He  was  b.  July,  16S1,  and  d, 
80  July,  1731.  His  pedigree  and  descent,  as  above  given, 
are  shown  by  an  inscription  on  an  aneient  tomb  erected 
on  the  estate  at  EUm.  This  Co).  John  Foster  realded 
on  his  estate  at  Elim,  in  the  parish  of  St.  Elisabeth's, 


F.O  S 

Jamaica;  ha  waa  h.  in  July*  1681,  d.  30  Aug.  1781.  He  m. 
Elix^betb  Smith,  of  Barbadoaa,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2iidly, 
Dr.  Henry  Barham,  of  Jamaica)  liad  iMue, 

I.  Thomaa,6. 1720,  who  cL  without  issue.  He  resided  upon 
the  fiunily  estate  at  Bgham,  oo.  Surrey,  and  was  II.  P. 
for  Dorchester.  Hia  will  gare  rise  to  a  lengthened 
litigation,  the  result  of  which  appears  in  the  11th  vol.  of 
Boit^t  RtporU. 

II.  William,  of  whom  presently. 
m.  John.  b.  1783.  d.  unm  1744. 

IT.  Samuel,  h.  1725,  m.  and  had  issue, 
1  John,  of  Kgfaam  House,  Surrey,  and  of  Elim,  Lan- 
caster, and  Two  Mile  Wood,  Jamaica,  m.  and  had  issue, 
George,  who  m.  and  had  issue,  a  son.  Qeorge-Jt^m. 
Henry,  capt.  28rd  regt,  m.  and  had  issue. 
Henrr,  rector  of  Coin  Rogers,  Gloucestershire,  canon 
of  Gloucester,  m  EUeu,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late 
Rear-Adm.  Sir  Michael  Seymour,  Bart.,  K.C.B., 
and  has  issue. 

John,  Her  Mi^estv*8  Chai^n  of  the  Savoy,  m. 
Laura,  dau.  of  Col.  Li^)sley,  R.A.,  and  has  issue. 
8  Samuel- Warren,  had  issue.  8  Richard,  d.  imm. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Venner,  Esq. 
%  Flors,  m.  to  her  cousin,  John  Foster,  Esq.  of  Brickhill 
House,  Beds. 
T.  Joseph,  6.  1729.  afterwards  took  the  name  of  Babbax, 
in  addition  to  that  of  Fostke,  aud  hod  issue. 

I.  Mary,  m.  Florsntiua  Vassal,  Esq..  whose  granddau. 
Elisabeth  Vassal,  m.  l)<t.  Sir  Godfrey  Webster,  Bart.,  and 
afterwards  Henry-Richard,  Srd  Baron  Holland. 

II.  Maigaret,  m.  to  Colin  Campbell,  Esq. 
ni.  Elizabeth,  fr.  1726,  d.  1720. 

Ti.  Sarah,  6. 1727,  m.  to  William-Matthew  Burt,  governor 
of  Sinta  Cruz,  captain-generul  and  govemor-in-chief  of 
the  Leeward  Islands,  had  Issue. 

The  2nd  son, 

WiLUAM  Foster,  Esq.  (6. 1722,  who  d.  176S).  m.  Elizabeth 
Vassal,  but  by  her  had  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  8  Feb.  1748, 
Dorothy  Gale,  of  Acomb,  near  Tork,  and  of  Luoena,  in  the 
island  of  Jamaioa,  of  an  old  and  distinguished  fiunily,  and 
by  her  had  issue, 

L  Tbomas,  of  Grove  House,  Chalfont  St  Giles,  Buckhig- 
hamshire,  and  of  St.  Pol,  in  the  Pyrenees,  6.  19  Aug. 
1752,  had  issue  by  his  1st  wife,  Deborah  Senior, 
1  Thomas,  d.  vnm.  2  William,  d.  uam. 

1  Elizabeth-Deborah,  m.  to  Bear-Admiral  Sir  Thomas 
Ussher,  K.C.B.  and  K.G.H. 

2  Maha-Oitharine,  m.  William  Pennefisther,  Esq. 

8  Dorothy- Valeria,  m.  1st.  Capt.  FergusL  R.N.;  2ndly, 
Robert  Strong,  Esq. ;  and  Srdly,  Baron  d'Eisendecker. 

4  Emma-Louisa-Keith,  m.  to  James-Esdaile  Hammet» 
Esq. 

Bt  his  2nd  wife,  Elizabeth  Overend,  the  above-named 
Thomas  Foster,  of  The  Grofe,  had  issue, 
1  John,  d.  an  inihnt.  2  Eugene,  d.  young. 

1  Isabella,  d.  imaa. 

2  Marianne,  m.  her  cousin,  Hermann  von  Zesschwits, 
CM>t.  in  the  Saxon  cavalry. 

8  Hanriette,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Edward  von  Zezsohwits, 
mi^or  in  the  Saxon  army,  chambwlain  to  the  King  of 
Saxony. 

The  male  line  in  this  the  eldest  branch  thus  became 
extinct. 

•^  u.  Frederic-William,  of  the  Bogue  Estate,  Jamaica,  a 
bishop  of  the  Moravian  Church,  6.  1760,  m.  1791.  Anna- 
Louisa-Eleanora  LaTrobe,  of  a  noble  refugee  fisimily  from 
Languedoo,  aud  d.  at  Ockbrook,  co.  Derby,  in  1835, 
having  had  issue, 

1  Johv-Fbederio,  now  of  the  Bogue  Estate,  Jamaica, 
and  of  Kempetone^  co.  Bedford,  representative  of  the 
eldest  surviving  braaoh  of  the  family. 

2  William,  of  Ockbrook,  co.  Derby,  6.  1797,  la.  U^rfunT^^^ 
2nd  dau.  of  Sir  WilUam  Bagsbawe,  of  the  Oaks  and 
WormhiU  Hall,  Derbyshire,  and  d.  Ih29,  haviug  had 
issue  one  son,  Frederick- William,  ft.  June,  1818,  d. 
April,  1888.  His  widow  m.  Rev.  Thomas  Fry,  lector 
or  Emberton,  Bucks. 

8  Isaac-Hetury  6. 1800,  d.  witx.  1827. 
1  Anna-Dorotny,  m.    John  Amery,  Esq.,  banker,   at 
Stourbridge. 

5  Mary-Louisa,  m.  her  cousin,  the  Rev.  P.  La  Trobe, 
Ely  Flaoe.  London,  secretary  to  the  Moravian  Missions. 

^  8  Maigarei-Eleauora,  d.  %mm.  1888. 
V    UL  JuHV,  of  the  Bogue  Estate,  Jamaica,  and  of  Brickhill 

Hoosa.  and  lord  of  the  manor  of  Marston,  co.  Bedford. 

(fisr  Fosnoi  of  Brickhill ) 
L  Elizabeth-DOTothy,  6.  26  Sept.  1740,  m.  to  W.-H.  Weber, 


n.  Sarah,  b.  April,  1751,  m.  Baron  ChristUeb  Frederic  von 
Zeaschwits,  of  Taubenhei  ^  and  Deutsch  Baslits,  in  Upper 
Lusitia,  an  ancient  and  distinguished  Saxon  fiunily  and 
had  Issue. 

III.  Anna-Benigna,  6. 1758,  d.  vnia. 

IV.  Mary-Heldea,  b.  1762,  m.  to  John  Roedeier,  Esq.  of 
Neuwied,  on  the  Rhine. 

407 


F  0  S 

.^rm*— Arg.,  a  chevron,  vert,  between  Chree  bugles,  sa., 
stringed,  gu. 

Cre«(— An  arm  in  armour,  embowed,  holding  the  head  of  a 
broken  tiltiug  spear. 

MoUo—^  fractus  fortis. 


FOSTER  OF  BRICKHILL  HOUSE. 

Foster,  Moroan-Huoh,  Esq.  of  the  Bogue  Estate, 
Jamaica,  and  of  Brickhill  Hotise,  oo.  Bedford, 
6.  1815 ;  m.  1838,  Mary,  dau.  of  George  Flint,  Esq., 
and  has  surviving  issue 

I.  ALOEBNOv-CaanruBD,  6. 1  Dec.  1889. 

n.  Arthur,  6.  21  July,  1848. 

in.  Will  am-Erskiue,  b.  21  Oct.  1847. 

I.  Edith-Maigaret.  u.  Florence-Amdia. 

%itltUZt* — John  Fosteb,  of  the  Bogue  Estate,  Jamaica, 
and  of  Brickhill  House,  Bedfordshire,  lord  of  the  manor  of 
Marston,  in  the  same  county  (tee  preceding  family),  a 
magistrate  in  England  and  in  Jamaica,  for  mmy  years 
chairman  of  the  Central  Agricultural  Society  in  London, 
6.  21  June,  176^41.  30  June,  1831.  In  consequence  of  the 
eminent  services  he  had  rendered  to  sgriculture,  ss  well  by 
his  speeches  as  by  his  writings,  he  was  preeented  witb  two 
magnificent  pieces  of  plate,  one  by  the  agriculturists  of  the 
ootmty  of  Bedford,  and  the  other  by  the  agriculturists  of  the 
whole  of  England.  He  m.  Irt,  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Place,  Esq.,  recorder  of  York,  and  had  issue, 

William,  who  d.  unm, 

Thomas,  d.  young.  Edward,  d.  young. 

Margaret,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Maurice  FarreL 

John  Foster  m.  2ndly,  his  cousin.  Flora  Foster,  but  by  her 
had  no  issue ;  and  Srdly,  Amelia,  dau.  of  John  Morgan, 
Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  recorder  of  Maidstone,  and  sister  of 
the  Countess  of  Carhampton.  Of  this  last  marriage  there 
was  issue, 

Algernon,  6.  1811,  d.  1821. 

Abthur-FitzJorn,  heir  to  his  father. 

MoROAM-HuoH,  now  of  Brickhill  House. 

Mary- Amelia,  n»,  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Fuller,  rector  of 
Wiuhigton,  Bedfordshire. 

Flora,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Alfh>d  Dawson,  rector  of  Flitwiok. 
Bedfordshire. 

The  eldest  siurviving  son, 

Abthur-FitzJohx  Foster,  Esq.  of  the  Bogue  Estate 
and  of  Brickhill  House,  barrister-at-law  and  member  of  the 
House  of  Assembly,  Jamaica,  6.  1818,  d.  unm.  1842,  and 
was  s.  by  his  brother,  the  present  Moboak-Huoh  Fosteb, 
Esq.  of  Brickhill  House. 

AmUf  Cre$t,  and  Motto — Same  an  preceding  family. 
finK—Brickhill  House,  Bedfordshire. 

fnittt'Hiwcf^nm  ISrsitcj^f 

Joseph  Fosteb,  Esq  (youngest  son  of  CoL  John  Foster), 
6. 1720,  d.  1780.  He  took  the  name  of  Barham  :  he  m.  Istly, 
Dorothea,  dau  and  eventual  heir  of  Erasmus  Yaughan.  Esq. 
of  Ti-ecwn,  co.  Pembroke;  and  2ndly  Lady  Hil/,  of  Hawke- 
stone.    The  eldest  son  of  the  let  marriage, 

Joseph  Foster-Barham,  Esq.  of  Trocwn,  and  of  Stock- 
bridge,  Hants,  b.  1780,  M.P.  for  that  borough,  w.  1792,  Lady 
Caroline  Tufton,  dau.  of  Sackville,  8th  Earl  of  Thanet,  and 
had  issue,  several  sons  and  daus.,  the  eldest  eon  John  Foster- 
Barhnm,  who  was  M.P.  for  Stockbridge,  and  afterwards 
for  Kendal,  m.  Lady  Katharine  Orimston,  dau.  of  the  Earl 
of  Verulam,  who  survived  her  husband  and  is  the  present 
Countess  of  Clarendon.  The  2nd  son,  William  Foster- 
Barham,  d.  wnm.  The  Srd  son.  The  Rev.  Charles-Hekbt 
Barham,  now  of  Trecwn.  nepliew  and  sole  representative 
of  Henry,  last  Earl  of  Thanet,  m.  Miss  Ince,  but  has  no  issue. 
There  are  also  two  daus.,  Mary,  who  m.  Count  Gaociocd ; 
and  Caroline,  who  m.  the  Rev.  Sanderson  Robins,  rector  of 
Stiaftesbury. 


FOSTER  OF  CASTLEBINO. 
Foster,  Fbedirick-John,  Esq.  of  Castlering;  co. 
Louth,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  22  Oct  1827,  Isabella,  4th 
dau.  of  Peter  Vere,  Esq.  (#ee  Vere  of  Carlton-vpon- 
Trent), 

ECtltag[e.~The  Fosters,  a  branch  of  an  old  Bexkshirv 
fiunily,  went  to  Ireland  during  the  wars  of  1^1. 

John  Foster,  Esq.  of  Dunleer,  in  the  co.  of  Louth,  m. 
10  Dec.  1704,  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Furtescue,  Esq.  of 
Newrath  (sister  of  Thomas  Fortescue,  Esq.  of  Ravenadale 
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F  O  S 


F  0  W 


Park,  whose  son,  William-Henxy,  was  created  Eabl  of 
Clermont  in  1778).  and  d.  in  1747,  having  had  issue, 

L  Anthony  (The  Right  Hon.),  lord-chief-baron  in  1766; 
m.  in  1730,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Burgh,  Esq.  of 
Birt,  in  the  co.  of  Kildare,  and  had  Issue, 

1  John  (The  Bight  Hon.X  Speaker  of  the  Irish  House  of 
Commons,  aftonrards  created  Lord  Obibl  (see  Peerage 
— kitle  Masserbene). 

2  William,  D.D.,  bishop  of  Cork,  who  m.  Catherine- 
Letitia,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Henrv  Leslie,  LL.D.  of 
BaJlybay  («m  Leslie  of  Lalie  Hou9^,  and  had,  John- 
Leslie,  a  Baron  of  the  Court  of  Exchequer;  William,  in 
holy  orders:  Heniietta,  m.  Jerome,  Count  de  Etdis; 
Letitia,  m.  John-Heniy  North,  Esq.,  M.P. 

1  Matgaret,  m.  1750,  the  Most  Rev.  Henry  Maxwell, 
D.D.,  biahop  of  Meath  (see  Peerage^Utle  Parkham). 
IL  Thomas,  D.D.,  m.  1740.  Dora,  dau.  of  Thomas  Burgh, 
Esq  of  Oldtown,  co.  of  Kildare,  M.P.  for  Naas,  and  had 
issue, 

1  William,  M.P.  for  Ennis,  who  in.  Lady  Elizabeth 
Harvey,  dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Bristol,  by  whom  (who  m., 
after  his  decease,  17  Oct.  1809,  William,  5th  Duke  of 
Devonshire ;  and  cL  20  March,  1824}  he  had  issue,  Frede- 
rick-Thomas, M.P.  for  Bury  St.  Edmunds  in  1817; 
The  Right  Hon.  Sir  Augustus 'John  Foster,  Bart., 
6.C.H.  (see  Baronetage). 
HI.  William,  M.P.  for  Dunleer,  m.  1748,  Patience,  dau.  of 
John  Fowke,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

1  John-William,  M.P.  for  Dunleer,  who  m.  in  1788, 
Patience,  dau.  of  Hamilton  M'Cliu^  Esq.,  and  had 
ifijjue, 

Fuederiok- John,  now  of  Castle  Ring. 
Louisa-Jane,  m.  26  Oct.  1819,  Lord  Plunkct,  D.D., 
bishop  of  Tuam  (see  Peerage). 
Elizabeth.  Emily. 

2  Henry. 

1  Patience,  m.  1766,  John  M'Clintook,  Esq.,  M.P.  (ue 
M  'Clintock  of  Drwnear. ) 

2  Elizabeth,  m.  John  Longfleld,  Esq.,  M.P.  {tee  Loho- 
FiSLD  of  LonguerUU). 

lY.  Samuel,  d.  young. 

I.  Maigoret,  m.  to  Stephen  Sibthorpe,  Esq.  of  Brownstown 
House,  00.  of  Louth. 

II.  Susanna,  d.  unm. 

III.  Charlotte,  vt.  1738,  to  Nicholas  Forster.  Esq.  of  Tul- 
laghan,  co.  of  Monaghan,  whose  Srd  son  was  created 
Sir  Thomas  Forster,  Bart,  (see  Baronetge), 

Armp-~A.Tg.t  a  chevron,  vert,  between  three  bugles,  sa., 
stringed,  gu 
Crest — ^A  stag,  ppr. 
Beiidencc^TitzwiUiam  Street,  Dublin. 


FOSTER  OF  WADSWORTH  BANKS. 

Foster,  Henry,  Esq.  of  Wadsworth  Banks,  and 
Falling  Royd,  co.  York,  J.P.,  b.  29  May,  1795. 

^intKQt, — ^The  ancestors  of  this  family  came  Arom 
Wensleydale,  in  the  North  Riding  of  Yorkshire,  about  400 
yeira  ago.  to  the  Slack,  near  Heptonstall,  which  they 
obtained  by  purchase.  The  Slack  estate  is  still  retained 
by  a  branch  of  the  same  family,  and  the  present  occupier 
and  owner  is  John  Foster,  Esq.,  who  m.  the  only  dau. 
and  heir  of  Henry  Lord,  Esq.  of  Bacup,  Lancashire. 

JoHK  FosTBB,  Esq.  of  Slack,  a  son  of  Thomas  Foster.  Esq. 
of  the  same  plice,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Greenwood, 
who  erected  the  chapel  at  Slack  at  his  own  expense,  and 
preached  in  it  gratuitously.  By  this  lady  Mr.  Foster  had, 
with  u  dau.,  three  sons,  John,  from  whom  the  present 
John  Fosteb,  Esq.  of  Slack ;  Henbt,  of  whom  presently ; 
and  William,  who  was  educated  fur  the  church :  he  d.  s.  p. 
The  2nd  son, 

Henbt  Fosteb,  Esq.,  removed  from  Slack  to  his  own 
estate  at  Wadsworth  Banks  about  the  year  1770.  He  m. 
Ann  Townsend,  of  Heptonstall,  and  had,  with  a  dau.,  Mary, 
who  d.  «.  p.,  aged  73,  and  a  son, 

John  Fosteb,  Esq.  of  Wadsworth  Banks,  who  m.  23  Dec. 
1790,  Sarah,  dau.  of  William  Howorth,  Gent,  of  White  Lee, 
and  had,  with  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  who  d.  young,  an  only 
son,  the  present  Henbt  Fosteb,  Esq.  of  Wadsworth  Banks. 
Mr.  Foster  d.  12  Sept.  1812,  aged  51. 

Arm§—A  bend,  or,  between  a  unicorn's  head,  erased,  in 
chief,  and  four  crosses-crosslet  flory,  in  base. 

Crctt — ^A  cubit  arm,  erect,  vested,  holding  in  the  hand  a 
battle-axe,  fesseways. 

SeaU — ^Wadsworth  Banks;  and  Falling  Royd,  co.  York. 

408 


FOUNTAINE  OF  NARFORD. 

FouNTAiNH,  Andrew,  Esq.  of  Narford  Hall,  co. 
Norfolk ;  8.  his  father,  the  late  Andrew  Fountaine, 
Esq.,  7  June,  1835. 

%itltKf[t» — The  family  of  Fountaine  was  originally  of 
Salle,  in  Norfolk,  and  assumed  the  surname  of  Db  Fonte, 
or  FoNTiBus,  fh)m  the  springs  or  fountains  near  whidi 
they  resided. 

The  first  upon  record  who  assumed  the  designation, 

John  db  Fonts,  called  also  Jk  FantUnu  <f«  Salie,  who 
floxirished  in  the  latter  end  of  the  reign  of  Henbt  III^ 
was  much  in  favour  with  Roger  Bigod,  Earl  of  Norfolk. 
He  d.  in  the  b^^inning  of  Edwabd  I.'s  time,  and  vnw  1. 17 
his  eldest  son, 

Robebt  de  Fontibus,  of  Salle,  whose  great-grandson, 

John  Ffxtntetn,  of  Salle,  was  returned,  in  14S0,  as  one 
of  the  chief  gentlemen  of  the  county.  He  was  a  prindpsl 
benefactor,  if  not  sole  founder,  of  the  north  aisle  and  nor& 
transept  of  the  present  church  of  Salle,  wherein  he  lies 
buried  with  his  three  wives.  He  d.  in  1458.  From  him 
derived,  6th  in  descent. 

Sib  Andbew  Fountains,  Knt.,  eldest  son  of  Andrew 
Fountaine,  Esq.  of  Salle,  M.P.,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  dan.  of 
Sir  Thomas  Chicheley.  This  distinguished  antiquary  $.  in 
1727,  upon  the  lamented  death  of  Sir  Isaac  Newton,  to  the 
office  of  Warden  of  the  Mint  He  was  likewise  vice-cham- 
berlain to  Queen  Caboune,  and  tutor  to  Prince  Williail 
He  d.  in  1768,  leaving  no  issue.    His  sister, 

Elizabeth  Fountains,  m.  CoL  Edward  Clent,  of  the  00. 
of  Worcester,  by  whom  she  had  an  only  dau., 

Elizabeth  Clent,  who  m.  Captain  William  Price,  and 
left  one  eon, 

Bbioo  Pbice,  Esq.  of  Narford,  who  assumed,  by  act  of 
parliament,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Fountains.  He  m. 
in  July,  1769,  Mary,  sole  dau.  of  George  Hogge,  Esq.  ci 
Lynn  Regis,  by  whom  he  left  at  his  decease,  20  April,  182^ 
an  only  surviving  child, 

Andbew  Fountains,  Esq.  of  Narford  Hall,  high-«heriir 
of  Norfolk  in  1828,  6.  13  July,  1770 ;  who  m.  7  Nor.  1806, 
Hannah,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Penrice,  Esq.  of  Great 
Yarmouth,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  Jan.  IStfO)  he  had  issue, 

Andbew,  present  representative. 

Thomas,  m.  9  Feb.  1836,  Mary  -  Barbara,  eldest  dau.  of 
Henry- Barre-De  la  Poor  Beresford,  Esq.,  son  of  the  Bight 
Hon.  John  Beresford. 

John.  Charles.  Edward. 

Mary,  m.  10  April,  1834,  to  W.- George -Tyssen- Daniel 
Tyssen,  Esq.  of  Foulden  Hall,  co.  Norfolk. 

Elizabeth.  Caroline. 

Mr.  Fountaine  d.  7  June,  1835. 

.^rnw— Or,  a  fesse,  gu.»  between  three  elephants'  heads, 
erased,  sa. 
Crest — ^An  elephant,  ppr. 
IfoMo— Vix  ea  nostra  vooo. 
5ccrf— Narford  Hall,  Norfolk. 


FOUNTAYNE-WILSON  OF  MELTON. 
See  Montagu. 


FOWLER  OF  PENDEFORD. 

Fowler,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Pendeford  Hall,  00. 
Stafford,  8,  his  father  in  1815. 

Srtn^ajjt. — RooEB  FowLEB,  of  Broomhill,  in  Norfolk, 
of  an  audent  Buckinghamshire  fiunily,  derived  from  Richard 
Fowler,  of  Foxley,  who  accompanied  Richabd  Cceub  ds 
Lion  to  the  Holy  Land,  m.  the  sister  and  co-heir  of  the 
Right  Rev.  Rowland  Lee,  bishop  of  Lichfield  and  Coventiy, 
and  had  five  sons,  namely,  Rowland,  of  Broomhill ;  Bryan. 
seated  at  St.  Thomas's,  StafiTordshire ;  William,  who  seated 
himself  at  Hamage  Grange,  in  Bhropehire,  ancestor  of  the 
FowLEBS  qf  JIamage  Oreatge,  whose  representative.  Sir  Wit 
liam  Fowler,  was  created  a  Baronet  in  1704;  Jajocs,  of 
whose  line  we  have  to  treat ;  Thomas,  d.  s.  p.  Roger  Fowler 
was  in  the  Scotch  wars,  and  d.  in  the  reign  of  Hsnbt  YUI. 
His  4th  son, 

James  Fowleb,  Esq..  inherited  fh>m  his  unde,  the 
bishop  of  Lichfield,  the  manor  of  Pendeford,  in  StaiBbfd- 
shire,  which,  together  with  other  lands,  had  been  oonfened 
upon  the  prelate  at  the  dissolution  of  monasteries.  Prom 
him  desceuded,  4th  in  descent, 

Chablbs  Fowleb,  Esq.  of  Pendeford,  living  in  ie94,  m. 
Sarah,  dau.  and  heir  of  Robert  leveson,  Esq.  of  Wolvo 


F  0  W 

hampton  (only  son  of  Col.  Thomas  Lereson,  governor  of 
Dudley  Castle,  by  Frances,  dau.  of  Sir  WllUam  Pawlett, 
Knt.).  and  had  three  sons  and  one  dau.  Mr.  Fowler  was 
$.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Richard  Fowlkb,  Esq.  of  Fendeford,  who  m.  Dorothy, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Humphray  Whadcock,  Esq.  of  Corley,  and 
had,  with  two  sons,  who  predeceased  him,  itnm.,  two  daus., 
Sanh,  m.  to  John  Lane,  Esq.;  and  Elisabeth  (who  d. 
14  June,  1784).  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Inge,  A.M.,  canon- 
residentiary  of  lichfield.  Mr.  Fowler  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 
Thomas  Fowlkr,  Esq.  of  Fendeford  (son  of  Thomas 
Fowler,  and  Barbara  Newton  his  wife),  who  m.  Miss  Lerer- 
sage,  and  had  by  her  one  son  and  three  daua.,  namely, 
Thomas,  his  heir. 

Barbara,  m.  to  Thomas  Lane,  Esa.  of  the  Orange,  in  Essex. 
Mary,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Richard  Inge,  Esq.  of  Shrewsbury, 
sou  of  the  Rev.  WilliMn  IngeL  canon  of  Lichfield. 
Diana,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Walter. 
Mr.  Fowler  d,  in  1790,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Tbomas-Lsvbbsaob  Fowler,  Esq.  of  Fendeford,  who  m. 
his  cousin,  Harriet  Fowler,  and  had  three  sons  and  three 
dauB.,  namely, 
I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

n.  Richard,  who  assumed  the  surname  of  Butlxr  only  on 
inheriting  the  estate  of  Barton,  in  Staffordshire.  He  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Wynne,  Esq..  and  niece  of 
Owen  Wynne,  Esq.  of  Hazlewood,  co.  Sligo,  and  has 
issue, 
1  Richard-Fowler. 

1  Eleanor-Harriet.         2  Sarah-Catherine.        8  Mary. 
III.  William,  of  Birmingham,  m.  and  has  issue. 
I.  Elizabeth,  nt.  to  Samuel  Qenard,  Esq.  of  Tallyho,  co. 

TVestmoath. 
IL  Sarah.  Mary,  m. 

Mr.  Fowler  d.  in  1815.  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  Thomas  Fowler,  Esq.  of  Fendeford. 

A  rvu — Aa.,  on  a  chevron,  arg..  between  three  lions^  pas- 
saut-guardant,  or,  as  many  crosses  formte,  sa. 
Crest — An  cwl,  arsf..  crowned  with  a  ducal  coronet,  or. 
SKt(~Pendeford  Hall,  Staffordshire. 


FOWLER  OF  RAHINSTON. 

Fowler,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Rahinston  House,  oo. 
Meath,  b,  16  June,  1797;  m.  Ist,  20  Aug.  1820, 
Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  John  Crichton,  and 
sister  of  John,  Ist  Earl  of  Erne,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  19  May,  1828)  had  issue, 
X.  Robert.  6.  15  March,  1824,  m.  1856,  LetiUa-Mabella, 

dau.  of  Henry-Barry  Coddington,  Esq.  of  Oldbridge. 
II.  John-Richard.  6.  8  Oct  1826. 

1.  Jane-Margaret,  m  20  March,  1844,  Oartdde  Oartside 
Tipping  Esq.  eldest  son  of  Thomas  Tipping.  Esq.,  of 
DavenjMrt  Hall,  co.  Cheshire,  by  Anua  Hibbert  his 
wife,  and  has  issue, 

1  Henry-Thomas,  b.  in  Aug.  1848. 

2  Robert-Francis. 

1  Louisa-Jano-Letitla.  2  Anne-Selina. 

3  Mildred-Harriet. 

n.  Louisa-Catharine,  m.  26  Nov.  1846.  Jamos-Heniy 
Slater,  Esq..  Jun..  only  son  of  James-Henry  Slater.  Esq. 
of  Newick  Psilc,  Sussex,  and  has  issue, 

1  James-Robert-Charies.  2  Francis-Sannderson. 

8  Cecil  1  Catharine. 

Mr.  Fowler  m.  2ndly,  16  May,  1831,  Lady  Harriet- 
Eleanor  Wandesforde-Butler,  eldest  dau.  of  James, 
2nd  Bfarquess  of  Ormonde,  and  by  her  has  had  issue, 

I.  James-Haddington,  b.  28  April,  1835,  and  d.  19  Jan. 

following. 
I.  Grace-Louisa.  n.  Harriet-Selina. 

in.  Anne-Mildred  iv.  Mary.  v.  Emily. 

Mr.  Fowler  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut.  for  co. 
Heath. 

SrCtUaffe. — ^This  family  claims  descent  fimn  the  Fow- 
L«R8  0/  Harnage  Orange  and  Abbey  Cwmkir.  Thb  Right  Rev. 
Robert  Fowlcr.  D.D.,  Archbishop  of  DubUn.  to  which  he 
had  been  translated  from  the  see  of  Killaloe,  having  been  pre- 
viously prebendary  of  Westminster,  and  Chaplain  to  Oeoror 
II.,  m.  Mildred,  eldest  dau.  (and  co-heir  of  hor  brother)  of 
William  Dealtry,  Esq.,  of  Gainsborough,  co.  Lincoln,  and  had 
a  son.  Robert,  and  two  daus.,  viz.,  Mildred,  t».  in  1793  to  Ed- 
mund Butler.  Earl  of  Kilkenny,  and  d.  in  1880,  and  Frances, 
t^  1795,  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Bourke,  afterwards  Bishop  of 
409 


POX 

Waterford,  whose  eldest  son  is  the  present  Earl  of  Mayo.  His 
Grace  d,  1803,  and  his  widow  in  1827.    The  only  son, 

TheRt.  Rev.  Robert  Fowler,  Bishop  of  Ossoryand  Ferns, 
m.  80  Jan.  1796.  the  Hon.  Louisa  Gardiner,  eldest  dau.  of 
Luke  Viscount  Mountjoy,  and  sister  of  Charles  John,  earl 
of  Blessington.  and  d.  81  Dec  1841,  aged  74  having  had.  by 
this  lady,  who  d.  in  1848,  the  following  issue, 

I.  Robert,  now  of  Rahinston  House, 
n.  Luke,  of  Wellbrook,  in  holy  orders,  b.  18  Oct.  1790, 
Rector  of  Freshford,  co.  Kilkermy,  ut.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Owen  Wynne,  Esq.  of  Hazlewood,  Sligo,  and  has  issue, 
1  Charles-John.  2  Arthur-Robert 

8  Edward-Willoughby. 
1  Laura-Franoes-Plorence. 

SnU— Rahinston  House,  oo.  Meath 


LANEFOX  OF  BRAMHAM  PARK. 

Lan£-Fox,  Gcobge,  Esq.  of  Bramham  Park,  co. 
York,  m.  17  Nov.  1887,  Elatherine,  dan.  of  John 
Stem,  Esq.,  formerly  M.P.  for  Bletchingley,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Oooige-Sackville.  u.  James-Thomas-Richard 

I.  Marcia. 

Mr.  Lane-Fox  t.  his  fickther  1848. 

%intHQt* — ^WiLLTAM  Fox,  living  in  the  14  Edward  IV., 
acoquired  by  marriage  with  Bibil,  dau.  of  John  de  Grete.  the 
lands  of  Grete,  oo.  Worcester,  and  founded  the  family  of 
Fox  and  Grete. 

Joseph  Fox,  Esq.,  b.  27  Feb.  1617,  (the  Srd  son  of  Ed- 
mund Fox,  of  Birmingham,  who  was  youngest  son  of 
Thomas  Fox.  of  Grete.  co.  Worcester)  held  a  commission  in 
the  army  serving  in  Ireland.  He  m.  the  Hon.  Thomasine 
Blayney,  widow  of  Sir  Heoiy  Fierce.  Bart,  and  diu.  of 
Henry,  2nd  Lord  Blayney  by  Jane,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Gerald 
Moore,  Visooimt  Drogheda.  By  this  lady  he  had  (with  four 
daus.,  Penelope,  wife  of  Hu^  Morgan.  Esq.  of  Cotletstown ; 
Mary,  Jane,  and  Catherine)  a  son  and  successc  r. 

Henry  Fox,  Esq.,  who  m.  1st,  Jane.  dau.  of  Robert  Oliver, 
Esq..  of  Clonodfoy  and  had  several  sons,  who  all  d.  yoimg. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1091,  the  Hon.  Frances  Lano,  dau  of  Sir 
George  Lane,  of  Tulske,  oo.  Roscommon,  principal  secretary 
of  state  in  Ireland,  created  Viscount  Lanesborough,  and 
sister  and  heiress  of  James,  Viscount  Lanesborough,  who 
d.  in  1724.  By  her  Mr.  Fox  had  (with  four  daus.,  Dermy- 
Henrietta,  who  d,  young ;  Jane,  Frances,  and  Aime)  four 
sons  vis., 

Henry,  who  d.  young. 

Gboroe,  heir  to  his  father. 

James,  who  d.  22  Oct.  1768,  without  issue. 

SackvUle,  who  m.  Ann  Holloway,  of  Birmingham,  and 
dying  1  Dec  1760,  loft  a  son, 
James,  heir  to  his  uncle. 
Mr.  Fox  was  «.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son. 

George  Fox,  Esq..  M.P.,  for  the  city  of  York,  who  in- 
herited by  will  the  extensive  property  of  Lord  Laneeborotigfa, 
and  assumed,  by  act  of  parliament,  22  March,  1750-1,  in 
accordance  with  the  testator's  ii^Junotion.  the  additional 
surname  and  arms  of  Lane.  He  m.  in  1781.  Harriet,  dau. 
and  sole  heiress  of  the  Right  Hon.  Robert  Benson.  Lord 
Bingley,  and  was  created  on  the  extinction  of  his  fiather-in- 
law's  peerage,  in  May  1762,  Baroit  Bixolxt,  of  Bingley.  in 
the  CO.  Torfc.  (8e$  Burke's  Bxtinei  Petragt.)  His  Lordship 
had  an  only  son, 

Robert,  6.  6  Aug.  1732,  who  m.  1st.  MUdr«d.  dau.  and  heir 
of  JohnBourchier,  Esq.  of  Beningborough :  and  2ndly, 
the  Lady  Bridget  Menley,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert,  Earl  of 
Northington,  Lord  Chancellor  of  England,  but  pre- 
deoeased  his  father,  issueless,  in  May,  1768.  Hiswiaow 
m.  2ndly,  the  Hon.  John  Talmosh. 

Lord  Bingley  d,  in  1772  and  haying  survived  his  only  child, 
devised  his  great  estates  in  England  and  Ireland  to  his 
nephew, 

James  Fox-Lame.  Esq.  of  Bramham  Park,  co.  York,  M.F. 
for  Horsham  who  m.  28  July,  1789,  the  Hon.  Maroia-Lucy- 
Pitt,  youngest  dau.  of  George  Lord  Rivers,  and  had  issue, 

Gboroe,  his  heir. 

William- Augustus,  m.  81  Deo.  1817.  Lady  Caroline,  sister 
of  George-Sholto  Douglas,  Earl  of  Morton,  and  d.  in  1882, 
leaving  two  sons. 

Sackville- Walter,  M.P.,  m.  22  June,  1826,  the  Lady  Char- 
lotte-Mary-Anne-Georgiana  Osborne,  only  dau.  of  George, 
6th  Duke  of  Leeds,  aiid  by  her  ladyship  (who  d,  17  Jan, 
1836)  had  two  sons  and  three  daus 


F  R  A 

Thom.os-nenry,  in  boly  oi-der.». 

Marcii-lJridgot,  m.  5  Auff.  1815,  to  the  Hon.  Edward- 
3Iarinaduko  Stourtoa,  who  aasumod  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Vavasour,  and  was  created  a  Baronet.  Ixidy 
Yavaaour  d.  in  1829. 

Mr.  Fox-Lane  d.  in  1821.  and  was  *.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Geoboe  Lank-Fox  Esq.  of  Bromham  Park,  M.P.,  mf^'or 
of  the  Yorkshire  Yeomanry  CaTalry,  and  deputy-lieutenant 
CO.  York,  whj  m.  20  Sept.  1814,  Qeoi^ana-Henrietta.  only 
d  .u.  of  Edward  Pery  Buckley,  Esq.  of  Minestend  Lodge, 
Hants,  and  d.  in  1848  leaving  a  son.  the  present  Georoe 
Lane-Fox  Esq.  of  Bramham  Park,  and  two  daus.,  Geor- 
giana-Marcia.  and  Frederica-Elizabeth. 

.<<rm«— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  a  chevron,  between  three 
foxes'  heads,  ertsed,  gu.,  for  Fox ;  2nd  and  3rd,  are.,  a  lion, 
rampAnt,  gu.,  within  a  border,  sa.,  on  a  canton  of  Uxe  first,  a 
harp  and  crown,  or,  for  Lane. 

Crest*— l&t.  Fox ;  2nd,  Lane. 

£?«a<— Bramham  House,  near  Bingley. 


FOXALL  OF  KILLCAVY  CASTLE. 

FoxALL,  John,  Esq.  of  Killcavy  Castle,  co. 
Armagh,  J.P.,  b.  in  March,  1785;  m.  in  May,  1803, 
Anna  Maria,  dau.  of  Col.  Grant,  of  the  42nd  High- 
lauders. 

JLIneajJC— The  estate  of  Killcavy,  with  other  property 
in  the  oo.  of  Armagh,  was  granted  by  King  James  I.  to 
the  ancestor  of  this  family,  Sir  Marmaduke  Whitechurch, 
by  letters  patent,  bearing  date  28  Feb.,  7th  of  that  reign. 
The  grandfather  of  the  present  representative, 

Joseph  Foxall,  Esq.  of  Cumberland,  son  of  Josqih 
Foxall,  LL.D.,  by  the  Hon.  Frances  Sejrmour  his  wife,  m. 
Blinor  Meredith,  of  the  dty  of  Dublin,  and  had,  with  three 
dans.,  one  son, 

Joseph  Foxall,  Esq.  of  Killcavy.  co.  Armagh,  a  magis- 
trate for  that  CO.,  who  m.  Sarah  Adams,  of  Feversham,  oo. 
1^'one,  and  had,  besides  the  present  John  Foxall,  Esq. 
of  Killcavy  Castle,  two  other  sons  and  two  dans.,  viz., 

Meredith,  late  banker  of  Newry,  d.,  leaving  three  sons. 
Powell,  late  of  Killcavy  Castle,  co.  Armagh,  J.P.,  m.,  and 
bad  ^ree  sons  and  one  dau. 
Anne.  NichoUna,  m.  to  Richard  Benison,  Esq. 

Seat— KlUoavy  Castle,  Fluiry  Bridge,  co.  Armagh. 


FRAMPTON  OF  MORETOK. 

FnAMPTON,  Hknrt,  Esq.  of  Moreton,  co.  Dowet, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  major  Queen's  Own  regiment  of 
yeomanry  cavalry,  6.  7  May,  1804;  m.  18  May, 
1833,  Charlotte-Louisa,  dau.  of  Robert- Willis  Blen- 
cowe,  Esq.  of  Hayes,  co.  Middlesex,  and  has  issue, 

Louisa-Mart,  m.  22  Nov.  1855,  to  Robert-Rupert^Penue- 
£ftther  Fetherstonhaugh,  Esq.  of  Balrath,  co.  West- 
meath. 

%i\XtK^» — John  Fbakptoh,  of  Moreton  (son  of  Walter 
de  Frampton,  who  acquired  the  manor  of  Moreton  by  his 
marriage  with  Margaret,  the  heiress  of  that  property,  who 
is  supposed  to  have  been  of  the  family  of  Husee),  was 
twenty-four  years  of  age  at  his  father's  death  in  1389 ;  and 
was  returned  six  times  to  parliainent  as  knight  of  the 
shire  for  co.  Dorset,  fh)m  1387  to  1405.  He  was  present 
at  the  battle  of  Agineourt ;  and,  in  the  4th  Henrv  Y.,  was 
appointed  a  commissioner  to  array  the  co.  of  Dorset  against 
a  French  invasion.  He  was  three  times  married.  By  his 
1st  wife,  Isabel,  dau.  of  Robert  Prouae,  he  had  one  dau., 
Margaret,  m.  to  Robert  Bingham,  of  Binghams  Melcombe, 
00.  Dorset.  By  Edith,  dau.  of  Sir  Matthew  Scawell,  Knt. 
of  Cathenton,  co.  Somerset,  his  2nd  wife,  he  had  three 
sons,  RoBEBT,  hi<s  heir ;  John  (father  of  Joiin,  of  Potteme 
and  Echilhfimpton,  Wilts,  whose  son,  by  Joanna  his  wife, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Mareschall,  of  Woodoote,  H^nts, 
was  RooEB  Frampton,  who  eventually  $.  to  Moreton) ;  and 
William,  M.P.  for  Dorchester.  John  Frampt<m  d.  26  May, 
14S0,  leaving  Maigaret,  his  8rd  wife,  surviving  him,  and 
was  «.  at  Moreton  by  his  eldest  son, 

RoBXRT  Frampton,  of  Moreton,  whose  son  (by  Alianor 
his  wifift,  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Browning,  of  Melbary 
Bampford.  oo.  Dorset), 

Jambs  Frampton,  of  Moreton,  h.  in  1452 ;  m.  Anastasia, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Newborough,  Knt.  of  Lullworth,  co. 
Dorset ;  and  d,  5  June,  1523.  Leaving  no  legitimate  issue, 
he  settled  his  estates  on  James  Fxampton,  his  bastard  son, 

'  ^  tn.  Avioe,  dan.  of  Sir  Thomas  de  la  Lynde,  Knt.  of 
410 


F  R  A 

Winterbom,  denston,  co.  Dorset;  and  d.  s.  p.  before ^  Aug. 
1525.  On  his  decease,  the  manor  of  Moreton,  with  other 
appendant  estates,  descended  to 

RooEB  Fbampton  (the  grandson  of  John,  the  2nd  son  of 
John  Frampton,  of  Moreton,  who  d.  in  1426).  He  was  b. 
in  1495,  and  m.  Alice  Trenchard ;  but  d.  $.  p.  ^  May,  1630, 
his  nephew  (the  son  of  his  brother  Edward), 

John  Fbampton,  of  Moreton,  6.  in  1516;  d.  14  Nov. 
1557,  leaving  by  his  wife,  Elheabeth,  dau.  of  mcholas 
Willoughby,  of  Tonerspiddle,  oo.  Dorset  (with  six  daus.), 
five  sons, 

I.  Robbrt,  his  heir. 

II.  JohD,  of  Upwav,  CO.  Dorset,  who,  by  Anne  his  wife^ 
dau.  of  Henry  Willoughby,  of  Upway  aforesaid,  had, 

1  Robert,  his  eldest  son. 

2  Qooige,  of  Buckland. 

ni.  Francis,  rector  of  Studland,  co.  Dorset,  d.9,p.  1646. 

IV.  William,  who  «.  to  the  Moreton  estates. 

V.  Jame^  of  Bucklaud  Ripers,  m.  Katherine,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Trenchard,  of  Warmwell,  3rd  son  of  Sir 
Qeoi^  Trenchard,  Rut  of  Wolveton,  in  Dorsetshire ;  and 
dying  in  1631,  was  s.  by  his  son.  James  Frampton,  Esq. 
of  Buckland  Ripers,  father,  by  Katherine  his  1st  wife, 
dau.  of  Berkeley,  of  Pill,  Jamks,  of  Buckland,  who 
d.  unm.  in  1676 ;  and  Katherine,  who  became  Uia  wifb  c^ 
Oeome  Daubeney,  of  Gorwell,  in  Dorsetshire,  and  by 
Elizabeth  his  2nd  wife,  dau.  of  Henry  Samways,  of  Bast 
Tbilvington,  in  Dorset,  he  had  one  son,  Qilbs  Fbampton. 
of  Buckland,  b.  in  1643,  who  «.  his  half-brother,  James, 
in  the  estate  of  Buckland.  By  Elizabeth  his  wife  {who 
d.  in  1706],  dau.  of  Amias  Fulford,  son  of  Sir  Francis 
Fulford,  of  Great  Fulford,  he  had  three  sons,  on  whom, 
in  succession,  the  estate  of  Moreton  was  entailed  by  their 
cousin,  William  Frampton,  viz.,  Giles,  of  Buckland,  b.  in 
1680,  d.  unm.  after  1689 ;  Wiluam,  of  whom  hereafter; 
and  Robert,  6.  in  1683,  who,  by  Katherine  his  wife.  dan. 
of  Giles  White,  of  Athelhampton,  had  issue,  one  son  and 
four  daus. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Robert  Frampton,  of  Moreton,  was  high-sheriff  of  Donst 
in  1588,  m  Margery,  dau.  of  Lord  Thomas  Paulett^  of  Mel- 
plash  and  h  id  two  sons,  Thomas  and  Charies,  who  both 
appear  to  have  d.».  p.;  and  one  dau.,  Elisabeth,  m.  in  159S, 
to  William  Daccomb.    Robert's  uncle, 

William  Frampton,  of  Moreton,  m.  Elizabeth,  8nd  dau. 
and  oo-heir  of  Geoige  Broughton,  of  Sampford  Botfield, 
00.  Somerset,  and  by  her  (who  m.  Sndlj,  Thomas  Hannam, 
of  Wimboume  Minster)  had  a  s<m, 

Wn.LiAM  Frampton,  of  Moreton,  b,  7  April.  1607 ;  who 
m.  Katharine,  dau.  of  John  Tregonwell,  of  Milton  Abbas, 
00.  Dorset ;  and  dying  16  Aug.  1643,  was  «.  in  his  estates 
by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Frampton,  of  Moreton,  5.  in  162d ;  who  rf.  khsi. 
8  Feb.  1689,  and  was  g.  by  his  brother. 

Tregonwell  Frampton,  Esq.  of  Moreton,  5.  in  1641. 
He  was  keeper  of  the  receiving  horses  to  King  Wiluam  III., 
Queen  Anns.  Georoe  I.,  and  George  II.;  and  d.  toun  at 
Newmarket,  in  1728,  when  the  estates  devolved  upon  his 
kinsman  (the  descendant  of  James  Fnonpton,  of  Buckland 
Ripers), 

William  Frampton,  Esq  of  Moreton,  5.  in  1681 ;  who  s». 
Judith,  dau.  of  Heniy  Arnold,  Esq.  of  Ilsington,  co.  Dorset, 
by  whom  (who  d.  1732)  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1717,  an 
only  surviving  son, 

James  Frampton,  Esq.  of  Moreton,  b.  In  1711;  high- 
sheriff  of  Dorset  17  Georoe  II. ;  m.  1st,  20  Aug.  1746,  Mary, 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  Joseph  Houlton,  Esq.  of  Fariey 
castle,  00.  Somerset,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1762)  he  had  n« 
issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Phillis,  only  dsu.  (and  heir  after  bar 
brother's  death,  in  1761)  of  Samuel  Byam,  Esq.  of  the 
Island  of  Antigua,  widow  of  Charlton  Wollaston,  M.D.,  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  Feb.  1829)  he  had  issue.  James,  his  hsir; 
and  Mary.    He  d.  1784,  and  was  ».  by  his  son, 

James  Frampton,  Esq.  of  Moreton,  high-sheriff  1793,  and 
lieut.-col.,  comm.  of  the  Dorset  regt.  of  yeomanry  cavalry, 
6.  4  Sept.  1769 ;  m.  Sept.  9, 1709,  Lady  Harriot  Strangwaj% 
dau.  of  the  2nd  Earl  of  Ilchcstor,  and  by  her  (who  d.  184^ 
he  lea  at  his  decease,  8  Feb.  1855, 

James,  b.  28  Maroh,  1802 ;  d.  0  May,  1818. 

Henrt,  now  of  Frampton. 

WilUam-Charlton,  6.  4  June,  1811. 

Harriot-Geoiviana,  m.  28  Oct.  1830,  to  William  Mnndy, 
Esq.  of  M  irkeaton,  co.  Derby. 

Louisa-Ch.orlotte. 

Ar:n»—Arg.,  a  bend,  gu.,  cottised,  sa. 

CtrH—A  greyhound,  si^ant,  aig.,  coUared,  gu.,  ringed,  or. 

IfoUo — Perseverando. 

fi^t— Moretou,  in  Dorsetshire. 


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f  R  A 

FRANCE  OF  BOSTOCK  HALL. 

France,  Jamks-Franck,  Esq.  of  Bostock  Hull,  co. 
Chester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriflf  in  1821,  b.  2  Feb. 
1793. 

%itltKQt. — Thoiias  Hayhubst,  Esq.  ^f  Liverpool, 
inheriting  the  fortune  of  his  uncle,  James  France,  Esq.  of 
Ererton,  assumed.  In  1790,  in  compliance  with  the  testa- 
mentaxy  ii^unotion  of  that  gentleman,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Frakob.  He  m.  Hiss  Cropper,  sLster  of  John 
Croiyper,  Esq.  of  lirerpool,  and  had  issue, 

Jamcs-Frakob,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Davenham,  tn.  in  1S31, 

Helen,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Hoskcn- Harper,  Esq.  of  Daveii- 

ham  Hall,  co.  Chester,  and  has  issue,  three  children. 

Heury-Havhurst,  capt.  in  the  6th  dragoon-guiirda. 

Satah,  m.  to  William- Wallace  Currle,  Esq.,  son  of  the  late 

Dr.  Cunie. 

Ellen. 

Elizabeth  m.  to  Gttanley  Perceval,  Esq.  of  Liverpool. 

Marianne,  ta.  to  Myles,  eldest  son  of  Hyles  Sandys,  Esq. 

of  Qraytiiwaite  Hall,  co.  Lancashire. 

Frances. 

Harriet,  m.  to  George  Littledale,  Esq.,  late  of  Bandown. 

Caroline^  m.  to  John,  son  of  John  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Ham 
House,  CO.  Dublin. 
Mr.  (Hayburst)  Prance  d.  24  Jan.  1818,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Jambs-Fsanoe  FaAKCB,  Esq.  of  Bostock  HalL 

^rms— Azg.,  on  a  mount  in  base,  a  hurst,  ppr ,  a  chief, 
wavy,  as.,  chaorged  with  three  fleurs^e-lis,  or. 

Crut — ^A  mount,  thereon  a  burst,  as  in  the  arms,  from  the 
centre  tree  a  shield,  pendant,  gu.,  charged  with  a  fleuT'de-lis, 
or,  strap,  as. 

JfoWo— Virtus  semper  vlridlB. 

Seat— Bostock  Hall,  near  Middlewich. 

francklin  of  OONALSTON. 
FaANCKUN,  John,  Esq.  of  Gonalston,  oo.  Notting- 
ham, J.P..  higb-eheriff  1851,  6.  5  June,  1808;  m. 
28  Feb.  1839,  Frances-Barbara,  2nd  dan.  of  the  late 
Harry  Edgell,  Esq.  of  Cadogan  Place,  barrister-at-law, 
and  one  of  the  benchers  of  Qray'a  Inn,  and  has  issue, 

L  JOHV-LlKLL,  b.  16  Oct.  IMS. 

II.  Harry,  6.  Sept.  184tf. 

I.  Caroline  n.  Elizabeth. 

Utttf  agt* — RoBBRT  FiUHCKLm,  Bsq.  of  Sklpton-upon- 
Craven,  co.  York,  was  father  of  William  Framcklin,  of 
Thurleigh,  co.  Bedford,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Risly,  of 
Ravensdon,  in  the  same  co.,  and  had,  with  three  younger 
sons,  Thomas,  Richard,  and  William,  Dean  of  York,  Durham, 
and  Windsor,  an  elder  son,  JoBX  Framcklin,  who  was 
&ther,  by  Sliaabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Barry,  of  Thurloigh, 
of  a  son, 

John  Franckuit,  Esq.  who  m.  1st,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Halle,  of  Mildham,  co.  Durham,  by  whom  be  bad  two  sons, 
John  and  William,  and  a  dau.  He  m.  2ndly,  Anne,  dau. 
of  Edward  Copley,  of  Southill,  co.  Bedford,  and  by  her  had, 
with  other  issue,  three  sons, 
Gboros.  of  whom  presently. 

Edvrard,  6.  in  IMS,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Kelshull,  co. 
Hertford,  ancestor  of  the  present  John  Francklin,  Esq. 
of  Oonalston. 

Thomas,  an  alderman  of  the  city  of  London. 
Mr.  Francklin  d.  in  1581.    The  eldest  son  of  his  second 
marriage, 

Oborob  Francklin,  m.  Anne,  dau  of  Styles,  of  Langley, 
oo.  Kent,  and  had,  with  three  daus.,  Anne,  m.  to  Richard, 
Oery,  of  Bushmead,  co.  Beds  ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thonuis 
Basse,  of  Berton,  oo.  Bucks ;  and  Maigaret,  m.  to  Thomas 
Bacan,  of  Burton,  co.  Northampton,  four  sons,  viz.,  £d- 
mond  who,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Chamock.  of 
Holcot,  oo.  Bedford,  and  had  one  dau.,  Elizabeth;  Oborob, 
of  whom  presently ;  Nicholas,  barrister-at-law,  t».  Bridget 
Street,  and  d.  «.  p. ;  and  John,  who  m.  Frances  Blofcild. 
The  second  son, 

OsoROB  Francklin,  Esq.  of  Mflreme,  co.  Bedford,  h. 
in  IMO,  m.  Dorothy,  only  dau.  of  William  Halsey,  of  Gad- 
deedon,  co.  Hants,  and  by  her  had,  with  a  dau.,  Anne,  m. 
to  Richard  Daaton,  of  Wormington,  co.  Gloucester,  three 
sons,  Tiz ,  George^  d,  t.  p.;  William,  m.  the  Countess  of 
Donegall,  and  d,  «.  p. :  and 

Bm  John  Francklin,  a  master  in  chancery,  who  m.  1st, 
Fratkces,  dau  of  Sir  Fxands  Clerk,  of  Uloombe,  co.  Kent, 
tnd  2ndly,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  George  Clerk,  of  Watford,  co. 
Northampton,  but  having  no  issue  by  ^ther,  he  left 
his  estate,  at  his  decease  in  Aug.  1707,  to  his  kinsman, 
Tn  RsT.  John  Francklin,  rf  Mileham  Rector  of 
411 


V  R  A 

Gressenhall,  b.  27  Oct,  1666,  (son  of  the  Rev.  John  Pi-anck- 
lin.  Rector  of  Tittleshall,  co.  Norfolk,  by  Frances  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Dr.  Luke  Skippon,  and  grandson,  by  Elizabeth,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Montfort,  of  the  Rev  Edwaid 
Francklin,  Rector  of  Cressingham,  whose  father  the  Rev. 
Edward  Franklhi,  Rector  of  Kelshull.  Herts,  was  brother  of 
George  Prancklhi,  grandfather  of  Sir  John  Francklin,  the 
Master  in  Chancery.)  He  m.  29  Aug.  1695  Sarah,  dau.  of 
John  Neale,  merchant  of  Wisbech,  and  d.  26.  Nov.  1710, 
having  had  (with  three  yoimger  sons,  Edward,  b,  in  1698, 
d.  itnm.  3  Jan.  1766 ;  Philip,  6.  In  1700,  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of 
Richard-Middlcton  Massey,  Esq.  M.D.,  and  d.i.p.;  and 
Luke,  6.  in  1707,  d.  26  May,  1774,  and  other  children,  who  d. 
young)  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

John  Francklin.  Esq.  of  Great  Barford,  oo.  Bedford,  b. 
2  June,  1697,  who  m.  1st,  26  July,  1731,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sandra 
Foster,  Esq.  of  Great  Barford,  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth  Tkylor, 
relict  of  Richard  Little,  Esq.,  merchant  of  Wisbech,  and 
by  the  former  only  had  issue.  He  d.  24  July,  1740,  leaving, 
with  a  dau.,  Anne  who  d.  in  1794,  an  only  surviving  son 
and  heir, 

John  Francklin,  Esq.  of  Great  Barford,  6.  in  June, 
1736,  who  m.  8  Feb.  1769,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Liell,  Esq.  of  London,  and  by  her  (who  d  11  June,  1787.) 
had  twelve  childi^en,  all  of  whom  d.  unm.,  except  one  dau., 
Mary,  m.  4  Oct.  1790,  to  Henry  Boulton,  Esq.  of  co.  Lhi- 
coln,  and  d.,  without  leaving  issue,  4  Sept.  1796,  and  his 
third  son, 

Richard  Francklin,  Esq.  of  Great  Barford,  b.  26  April, 
1776,  who  m.  26  Feb  1807,  Judith-Reddall,  third  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Sir  Philip  Munoux,  of  Sandy  Place,  co.  Bedford, 
Bart.,  and  by  her,  (who  d.  9  May,  1813)  had  issue,  John, 
now  of  Gonalston ;  Geoige,  d.  27  Feb.  1813,  young ;  and 
Elizabeth  (deceased)  m.  in  Feb.  1829,  to  Capt.  WUliam- 
Halstead  Poole,  R.  H.  Art.,  of  T^rrick  Hall,  co.  Salop.  Mr. 
Francklin  d.  19  May,  1848. 

^rms— Arg.,  on  a  bend,  engr.,  between  two  lions*  heads, 
erased,  gu.,  a  dolphin,  haurlont,  between  two  parrots,  or. 

Crettt—A  dolphin's  head,  or,  erased,  gu.,  between  two  olive 
branches,  -vert. 

Afofto--Sinceritate. 

SeaU—QoualBtoTx,  near  Southwell,  Notts,  and  Great  Bar- 
ford, CO.  Bedford. 

FRANK  OF  CAMPSALL. 

Frank,  Frederick-Bacon,  Esq.  of  Campsall,  co. 
York,  and  Earlhrttn  Hall,  Norfolk,  b.  20  April,  1827; 
m.  14  Nov.  1854,  Maiy  Anue,  dau.  of  Sir  Baldwin 
Wake  Walker,  Bart.  K.C.R 

i^intH^t* — ^The  purchases  of  the  F&akks,  in  the  county 
of  York,  began  in  the  8  of  James  I.,  when  the  manor  of 
Trumflete  was  bought  fi-om  Sir  William  Willoughby,  by 
John  Frank,  an  alderman  of  Ponteflraot,  who  d,  about  the 
year  1624.    His  eldest  son, 

RicHABD  Frank,  Esq.  of  PontelVaot  and  Clunpsall,  b.  in 
1698,  t».  Anne,  dau.  of  Bernard  Ellis,  Esq.,  recorder  of 
York,  and  leaving  no  male  issue,  was  $.,  in  accordance  with 
a  settlement  he  had  made,  by  (the  son  of  his  elder  dau.)  his 
gr.indson, 

Edward  Ashton,  Esq.,  son  of  Edward  Ashton,  Esq.  of 
Clubcliflb,  in  Methley,  by  Ann,  his  wife,  elder  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Richard  Frank,  Esq.  of  Pontefract  and  Campsall, 
and  grandson  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Ashton,  rector  of  Middle- 
ton,  CO.  Lancaster,  who  assumed,  upon  inheriting  Camp> 
s.\ll,  &c.  at  the  decease  of  his  grandfather,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Frank.  He  m.  his  cousin,  Ann,  dau.  of  John 
Pelham,  Esq.  of  Hull,  by  Jane,  his  wife,  tod  dau.  and 
co-heir'  of  Richard  Frank,  Esq.  of  Campssll  and  had  an 
only  dan.,  Anne,  m.  to  Shr  Qeoige  Tempest,  Bart  of  Tong, 
and  d.  in  1740.    Edward  Frank  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

Mattbvw  Ashton,  Esq.,  b.  1655,  who  also  assumed  the 
surname  and  arms  of  Frank.  He  m.  Ann.  dau.  of  Thomas 
Ashwin,  of  Hambuigh.  and  by  her.  who  d.  7  Oct  1746,  had 
two  sons  and  five  daus.  Mr.  Frank  d.  at  Campsall,  22  March, 
1717,  nnd  wns  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Richard  Frank,  Esq.  of  Campsall,  recorder  of  Pontefhict 
and  Doncaster,  one  of  tae  earliest  members  of  the  Society 
of  Antiquaries,  and  the  intimate  associate  of  most  of  the 
distinguished  antiquaries  of  his  day.  He  m.  Margsret,  8rd 
dau.  and  co-heir  (with  her  sisters,  Elisabeth,  m.  1st,  to 
Samuel  Savile,  Esq.  of  Thribeigh,  and  2ndly,  to  John 
Hoare,  Esq. ;  and  Catheiine,  m.  1st,  to  John  Smyths,  Esq. 
of  Heath,  and  2ndly,  to  Thomas  Standish,  Esq.  of  Dux- 
bury)  of  Robert  Frank,  Esq.  of  Pontefract,  M.P.,  son  of 
Robert  Frank,  Esq.,  M.P.,  whose  fkther,  Robert,  was 
younger  brother  of  Richard  Frtnk,  Esq.,  Whose  dan.  «i. 


F  R  A 

Siwnrd  Ashton,  but  d.  without Ibsuo,  22  May,  170-2,  aged  M, 
when  the  estates  passed  to  his  nephew, 

Bacon  Frank,  Esq.  of  Campsall,  J.P.,  for  many  years 
chairm'in  of  the  quarter  seasious,  and  high-sheriff  for  the 
CO.  of  York  in  1777.  Ho  m.  Citherine,  dau.  and  heir  of 
John  Hoare,  Esq.  of  Fontefract.  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  dan. 
and  co-heir  of  Robert  Frank,  Esq.,  H.P.,  of  the  same  place, 
and  had  issue. 

Bacon,  an  officer  in  the  army,  killed  by  a  fall  from  his 
horse  at  Tunbridge,  15  June,  1789,  aged  18. 

Edwabd,  his  father's  heir. 

Catherine.  Elizabeth. 

Maigaret,  m.  to  Rev.  John  Francis. 

Hary,  m.  to  Charles  Mainwaring,  Esq.,  capt.  RN.,  and  has 
an  only  son,  £dward-Fi*ank-Charles  Mainwaring. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  Thomas  Bellamy,  Esq. 
Mr.  Frmk  d,  4  April,  1812,  and  was  «.  by  his  son 

Rev.  Edward  Frank,  of  Campsall,  rector  of  Alderton, 
Suffolk,  m.  1800,  Mary  Frances,  dau.  of  Col.  James 
Sowerby,  R.A.,  and  had  issue ;  1  Richard  Baoom,  his 
heir ;  2  Edward ;  8  and  4  Aspinall  and  Adolphus,  twins ; 
1  Jemima.    The  eldest  son, 

Biohard-Baoon  Frank,  Esq.  of  Campsall,  m.  Caroline, 

dau.  of  8.  Curteis,  LL.D.  and  had  a  son,  the  present  Frb- 

derick-Bacon  Frank,  Esq.  of  Campsall,  and  Earlham  Hall. 

.(<rwi#— Vert,  a  saltier,  engrailed,  or.  Crut—X  falcon. 

i5ea<<— Campsall,  near  Doncaster,and  Earlham  Hall,  Norfolk. 


FRANKS  OF  CARRIG. 

Franks,  William,  Esq.  of  Carrig,  co.  Cork,  J.P., 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Adam  Newman ,  Esq.of  Dromore, 
CO.  Cork,  and  has,  with  three  daus.,  four  sons,  viz., 

I.  Thomas.  ii.  William. 

m.  David.  iv.  John. 

Etneage.— The  first  of  the  English  famUy  of  Franks 
who  settled  in  Ireland  was  an  officer  in  Cromwell's  army, 

David  Franks,  Esq.  of  Qarryarthur,  co.  Limerick,  livijig 
there,  28  Feb.  1718,  was  father  of  two  sons, 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

II.  Matthew,  of  Moorestown,  co.  Limerick,  h.  about  1702 ; 
m.  a  dau.  of  —  Upton,  Esq.  of  co.  Limerick,  and  had  issue, 

1  Henry,  of  Moorestown,  oo.  Limerick,  and  of  Midd- 
stown,  00.  Cork,  b.  about  1728 ;  m.  1776,  Elisabeth,  Srd 
dau.  of  Robert  Atkins,  Esq.  of  Fountainville,  co.  Cork, 
and  had  issue, 

Robert,  of  Maidstown.  b.  1767 ;  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of 
Robert  MoUoy,  Esq.  of  Streamstown,  Kind's  County, 
and  ((.  26  Oct  1843,  leaving  issue,  1  Hbnry,  of 
Maidstown,  and  now  of  Gortnavidera,  co.  Tipperaiy, 
m.  ElizabeUi,  dau.  of  Ringrose  Atkins,  Esq.  of  Pros- 
pect Hill,  CO.  Cork ;  2  William,  d.  ».  p. ;  S  Robert, 
d.  imm. :  4  Matthew,  settled  in  Van  Dieman's  Land, 
and  d,  leaving  issue.    1  Abigail ;  2  Rebecca. 

Thomas,  t».  Mox^arot,  dau.  of  John  Maunsell,  Esq., 
of  Ballybrood,  co.  Limerick,  and  had  one  sou, 
Thomas,  who  d  unm. 

Henry,  m.  and  had  issue. 

Charles,  m.  and  had  i^sue,  the  Rev.  James  S.  Franks 
and  others, 

Mathew,  d.  imm, 

Elizabeth.  Mary. 

S  Thomas,  of  Ballymngoolv,  co.  Cork,  6. 1729,  m.  Cathe- 
rine, daiu  of  the  Rev.  John  Oi^,  and  dying  1787.  left 
iiisue, 

Mathew,  of  Jerpoint,  co.  Kilkenny,  and  of  Meirion- 
square,  Dublin,  b.  1768,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Robert 
Fefil^uson,  Esq.,  and  hod  issue ;  1  Thomas,  of  Fitc- 
wilham-street,  Dublin,  banister-at-law.  h.  1808:  m. 
1834.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cuthbert  Kearney,  Esq., 
of  Oarratstown,  co.  Cork,  and  has  issue,  Matthew ; 
Thomas;  and  Mary.  2  Robert  FcTguson,  of  Jerpoint, 
and  Upper  Mount  8t.,m.  1833,  Henrietta,  dau.  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Charles-Kendal  Bushe.  Lord  Chief  Justice 
of  the  King's  Bench  in  Ireland,  and  has  Norman ; 
Cecil ;  John ;  Kendal ;  and  other  issue.  8  Mathew; 
4  John ;  1  Catherine,  m  to  the  Rev.  Dennis  Mahony, 
of  Dromore  Castle,  co.  Kerry ;  2  Mary,  m.  to  Jolm 
Waller,  Esq.,  barrister-at-Iaw ;  and  8  Ellen,  ni.  to 
Joseph  Bmyly,  Esq.,  M.D. 

John  (Shr)  Knt,  barrister-at-law,  6.  1760,  judge  at 
Calcutta  1825 ;  d.  1862 :  m.  1st  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Thos.  Franks.  Esq.  of  Carrig ;  2ndly,  Jane.  dau.  of 
John  Marshall,  Esq.;  and,  Srdly,  1  March,  1849, 
Sarah-Wollaston,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Wm.  O'Re- 
gan,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  and  had  issue  by  the  first 
wife  only,  viz. ;  1  John,  of  Ballyskiddane  Oostle,  oa 
Limenck.  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  1830,  Eleanor,  dau.  of 
Thos.  Whitmore,  Esq.  of  Dudmaston,  co.  Salop,  and 
has  issue,  Thomas ;  Henry- Whitmore  :  Mary,  i». 
1865,  to  Joseph  Oubbins,  Esq.  of  Kilfrush  and 
Ellen ;  2  Mathew,  formerly  an  officer  11th  Hussani. 
m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  Capt  Roche,  H.  E.  I.  C.  8.  and 
baa  issue.  John,  and  Robert^  an  officer  Beiu;al  artil- 
412 


FR  A 

lery ;  1  Marwet,  m.  1826,  to  the  Van.  John  Haw- 

tayne,  archdeacon  of  Bombay ;  2  Catherine,  m.  ISIS, 

to  Thomas  Montgomery,  Esq. ;  and  3  Lucy,  m.  1831, 

to  Henry  Holroyd.  Esq. 
William,  au  officer,  RN.,  rf.  «.  ». 
Robert,  of  Leeson  Street.  Dublin,  d.  wm.  1350. 
Lucy,  m.  1791.  to  Thos.  Cuthbert,  Esq.,  who  took  the 

name-of  Kearney^ 
Catherine,  ta.  to  Thomas  Leland,  R«(q.,  of  FitzwiUiam 

Square,  Dublin. 
Anne,  m,  to  Hickman  Kearney,  Esq. 

Mary,  m.  to  ~  Palmer,  Esq. 
8  Welstead.  of  Kilfinnan,  oo.  Lhnerick.  m.  1776,  Prances, 
dau.  of  William  Chapman,  and  had  a  son,  Thomas,  of 
Mallow,  d.  $.  p.  1805. 

1  Maiigaret»  m.  to  Noble  Seyward,  Esq.  of  Kflrannaxray, 
CO.  Cork. 

2  Maiy,  m.  to  Thomas  Heffiniian  Esq.  of  co.  Limerick. 

3  Gertrude,  m.  to  Sir  John  Purcell,  Knt  of  High  Fort, 
CO.  Cork. 

4  EUen. 
The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Franks,  Esq.  of  Oarryarthur,  oo.  Limerick,  b. 
about  1700,  w.  Miss  Hart,  of  the  county  of  Clare,  and  was 
father  of  (with  William,  who  d,  *.  p.,  and  a  dan.  m,  to 
—  Walsh,  Esq.  co.  Limerick), 

Thomas  Franks,  Esq.  of  Carrig,  oo.  Cork,  J. P.,  who  «. 
Margery,  eld.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Harte,  Esq.  of 
Orange,  co.  Limerick,  d.  1780.  leavhig  Issue, 

David,  his  heir. 

WiLUAM,  successor  to  his  brother.  Tbomaa. 

Catherine,  m.  to  her  cousin.  Sir  John  Franks,  and  d.  1812. 

Maiigaret,  m.  1st,  to  Ralph  Lawrunson,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  to 

—  Bourchier,  Esq. 
The  eldest  eon, 

David  Franks,  Esq.  of  Carrig,  oo.  Cork,  J.P.,  m.  a  dau. 
of  James  Nash,  Esq.  of  Bellevue.  co.  Cork,  and  by  her 
(who  m.  2ndly,  M^Oor-General  Sir  Thomas  Browne,  coL 
8th  Hussars,  and  d.  in  1847)  he  left  no  issue,  and  was  «.  by 
his  brother, 

William  Franks,  Esq.  of  Carrig,  J.P.,  who  m.  Catherine, 
eldest  dau.  of  William  Hume,  Esq.  of  Hnmewood,  oo. 
Wicklow,  M.P.,  and  had  issue, 

William,  now  of  Carrig. 

Thomas-Harte,  col.  in  the  army,  Lieut. -Col.  10th  r^. 
and  C.B.,  m.  Matilda,  dau.  of  Richard  Kay,  Esq.  and 
widow  of  the  Rev.  W.  Fletcher. 

David-Brudenell,  m.  1837,  Catherine,  dau.  of  —  Thomp- 
son. Esq..  and  has  issue. 

Catherine -Cecilia -Jane,  m.  to  Sir  Denhrmi  O.  Jephson 
Norreys,  Bart,  M.P. 

Maigaret 

Seat— Carrig,  co.  Cork. 

FRASER  OF  SKIPNESS  CASTLE. 

Fraser,  AVilliau-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Skipnem  Castle, 
CO.  Ai^ll,  b.  1  Jan.  1838 ;  s.  his  father  in  1856. 

ILtUeasr. — The  late  William  Frasbr,  Esq.,  cf  Skip- 
ness  Castle,  co.  Argyle,  son  of  the  late  Alexander  Frsser 
and  Isabella  his  wife,  6.  15  Sept.  1785,  m.  8  March,  1837. 
Helen-Colquhoun,  eldest  dau.  of  James  Campbell,  Esq.  of 
Dtmmore,  and  had  issue, 

William-Thomas,  now  of  Skipness. 

James-Campbell,  6. 14  Msrch,  1840. 

Alexander-Geoive,  b.  28  May,  1841. 

Reginaki,  6.  11  Nov.  1842. 

Evan-James,  6.  28  March,  1847. 

Elizabeth-Gertrude 

5ea<— Skipness  Castle,  Aigyle. 


FRASER  OF  HOSPITALFIELD. 

Allan-Fraser,  Patrick,  Esq.  of  Hospitnlfield, 
CO.  Forfar,  Blackoraig,  co.  Perth,  and  Hawkesbury 
Hall,  CO.  Warwick;  m.  Sept  1843,  Elizabeth,  only 
dau.  of  Major  John  Fraser,  of  Hospital  field,  l^ 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Francis  Parrot,  M.D.  of 
BiFmingbani,  and  assumed  iu  1851  the  additional 
Buraame  and  arms  of  Eraser.  Mr.  AIlan-Frsser  is 
son  of  Robert  Allan,  Esq.  of  Arbroath,  by  Isabel  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Alexander  Macdonald,  Esq.,  aire  of 
Arbroath. 

.^rm*— Quarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  as.,  three  fiiues,  tag.; 
2nd  and  3rd  ffu.,  a  lion  rampant,  ai^.,  all  within  a  b<mlu>^ 
indented  or ;  for  distinction,  a  canton  ermine. 

Crttt — A  bush  of  strawberries,  ppr. ;  fbr  distinction,  a 
mounts  vert. 

JtfofCo^Nosce  teipsum. 

9mf«~Hospitalfield,  co.  Forfiir,  and  Hawkesbury  HaD, 
CO.  Warwick. 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQI, 


Fll  A 

PRASER  OF  CASTLE  FRASER. 

Frasbr,  Charles^  Esq.  of  Castle  Fraser,  oo.  Ross, 
h.  9  June,  1792 ;  m.  25  April,  1817,  Jane,  4th  daiL 
of  Sir  John  Hay,  Bart  of  Hayston,  and  Mary-Eliza- 
beth his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  James,  16th  Lord  Forbes^ 
and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHN-WiKonsLD,  h.  18  June,  18S2. 

u.  Charies-Munay.  in  the  8Snd  regt..  b.  8  Deo.  1825. 

m.  Franda-Mackengte,  RN.,  b.  19  June,  1827. 

IT.  Fiederick,  h.  4  April,  1831. 

I.  Catherine.  ii.  Ifary-EliBabeth. 

m.  Bleanor-Jone.  it.  Grace-Harriet. 

▼.  Augusta-Charlotte. 
Colonel  Eraser,  now  colonel  of  the  Ross-shire  militia^ 
•erred  in  the  Peninsula  in  1808-9,  in  the  52nd  regt., 
and  in  1812  in  the  Coldstream-guards.    He  sat  in 
parliament  for  Ross-shire  from  1815  to  1819. 

Xrtllf aff^* — ^Ths  Hoir.  BiMOX  Fraser,  of  Inverallochy, 
■on  of  Simon,  8th  Lord  Fruer,  m.  Lady  Margery  Ersldne, 
Snd  dau.  of  James,  7th  Bari  of  Buchan,  and  by  this  lady  he 
was  fftther  of 

Sucov  Frasbb,  of  InyeTBDochy,  who  had  a  son  and 
heir, 

CHABX.D  Frabbb,  Eaq.  of  Inverallochy,  whoee  eldest 
dau.,  Mabtba,  m.  Colin  Maokenzie,  Esq.  of  Kilcoy,  and 
by  him  was  mother  of  with  other  issue,  Cbableb,  (whose 
only  son  is  the  present  Sir  Colin  Bfackenxie,  of  Kilcoy, 
Bart.)  and 

AxxxAvnnt  ICaokcnsis.  M.F.  for  co.  Ross,  a  lieut.- 
geneml  in  the  army,  and  oolonal  of  the  78th  Highlanders, 
who  derived  from  his  mother  the  estate  of  InveraUochy. 
and  that  of  CasUe  Fraser  firom  her  younger  sister,  Eliaa- 
betli,  and  assumed,  in  oonsequenoe,  the  additional  lumame 
of  FBAsaa,  by  Royal  license.  He  m.  in  1786,  Helen,  sister 
of  Frsnds,  Lord  Seaforth,  and  d.  in  1809,  having  had, 
with  two  daus.,  Marianne  and  Helen,  deceased,  two  sons, 
Chjuilxs,  his  heir,  the  present  Col.  Chablis  Frasui, 
of  Castle  Fraser;  and  Frederick  Alexander  Mackenzie, 
lieut. -CoL  in  the  army,  and  Assist.  Quarter-Master  Oen- 
end  to  the  furoes  in  Canada,  who  m.  1st,  Emma-Sophia,  2nd 
dau.  of  Hume  Madeod,  Esq.  of  Harris,  and  by  her  has 
two  sons,  Frederick-Charles  and  Colin,  and  one  dau.,  Isabel : 
he  m.  Sndly,  Georgino,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Charles  Bagot, 
Governor  of  Canada. 

Arm*  Quarteriy :  let  and  4th,  as.,  three  dnquefoils,  arg., 
for  Fbaskb  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  quarterly,  as.  and  arg.,  in  the  1st 
azui  4th  quarters,  three  dnquefoils,  aig.,  and  in  the  2nd  and 
Srd,  as  many  antique  crowns,  gu.,  all  within  a  bordure,  erm. 

Crest»-~let,  a  mount  of  strawberries,  flructed,  ppr. ;  2nd,  a 
stag's  head,  couped,  ppr. 

Jfo(to<»— All  my  hajp9  is  In  Ood,  and,  Je  suis  prest. 

iSrat—CasUe  Fraser,  co.  Ros9. 


FRASER  OF  FINDRACK  AND  PITMURCHIE. 

Frasbr,  FRANCis-QABDSNy  Esci.  of  Findrack,  co. 
Aberdeen,  #.  his  father  in  1824,  and  is  heir  and 
reproHentatiYe  of  Baird  of  Auchmeddan,  chief  of 
that  name. 

HCntAff^.— Feaxois  Fbassb,  only  son  of  John  Fraser, 
who  acquired  the  lands  of  Ferryhill,  near  Aberdeen,  who 
was  4th  son  of  Thomas  Fraser,  of  Durris,  oo.  Kincardine, 
and  Helen,  dan.  of  James  Gordon,  of  Abergeldie,  acquired 
the  lands  of  Findrack  and  Pitmurchie,  in  Lumphanan, 
and  at  different  periods  the  lands,  of  Tolmads,  Drumlassie, 
end  Blrselassie,  4c.,  in  the  parish  of  Kincardine  CNeil,  oo. 
Aberdeen. 

The  immediate  ancestor  of  tho  family  of  Durris,  (who 
were  anciently  designed  Thanes  of  Cowie  and  Durris,)  in 
common  with  the  noble  families  of  Lovat  and  Saltoun, 
(Douglas's  Pten^fe,  voce  Saltovn  and  Maotablaiies' 
Genealogical  Memoir,)  was  Sir  Alexander  Fraser,  Knt., 
Lord  High  Chamberlain  of  Scotland  in  the  reign  of  King 
BoBBBT  the  Bruce.  He  m.  Lady  Mary,  sister  of  that 
great  prince,  from  whom  he  got  many  grants  of  land. 
He  had  a  diarter  of  the  lands  of  Strachan  in  1818,  and 
the  king  afterwards  gave  *'dilecto  et  fldeli  sue  Alexandre 
Fraser  militi,"  the  lands  of  the  Thanedon  of  Cowie  to 
him,  "et  hnredibus  suis  inter  ipsum  et  Mariam  Bruce, 
sponsam  suam  sororem  nostram.**  The  lands  of  Diuris 
were  erected  into  a  free  barony,  by  King  DAVin  Bkoce 
ialSW. 

418 


FEE 

J^BAVOis  Fbaskb,  of  Findrack  and  Pitmurchie,  n.  Agnes 
Adam,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  ton, 

Fbahois  Fbaskb,  of  Findrack,  b.  in  1669,  m.  in  1704, 
Janet,  dau.  of  John  Fraser,  Esq.  of  Cooperhill,  by  whom 
he  had  issue, 

Fbakcis,  his  heir. 

James,  6. 12  June,  1709. 

Geoige.  b.  2  Feb.  1714. 

William,  Advocate,  b.  22  Feb.  1710,  ta.  Helen  Burnett, 
sister  of  Sir  Thomas  Burnett,  6th  Bart  of  Leys. 

John,  6.  7  March,  1724. 

Thomas,  b.  IH  March,  1727,  m.  Magdalena,  da\L  of  — 
Dingwall.  Esq.,  merchant  in  Aberdeen. 

Agnes,  6. 19  Nov.  1716,  m.  Alexander  Chalmers,  Esq.  of 
sialnaciaig,  co.  Aberdeen. 

The  eldest  son, 

Fbakcis  Fbaskb,  of  Findrack,  6.  18  Sept.  1707,  m. 
Catherine,  4th  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Gordon,  Bart,  of  Gordon- 
ston,  and  sister  of  Sir  Robert,  the  4th  baronet,  who,  on  the 
demise  of  William,  the  21st  earl,  claimed  to  be  Eiri  of 
Sutheriand,  but  the  title  was  adjudged  to  the  eari's  dau. 
Red.  24  Oct.  1791,  leavbig issue, 

Fbahois,  his  heir. 

WUliam,  ensign  in  the  army,  killed  in  America,  when 
oanying  the  regimental  colours  of  the  42nd  regiment. 

John,  1 

Gordon,  and  >  who  all  died  without  issue. 

Peter,  J 

Janet,  6.  5  Feb.  1746,  m.  8  Nuv.  1768,  Chariee  Forbes,  of 
Auchemack,  by  whom  she  had  issue,  Nathaniel  Forbes, 
6.  2  Feb.  1766.  now  of  Auchemach  and  Duunottor,  a 
lieut. -gen.  H.  E.  I.  Co.  service,  and  Colonel  of  t^e  24th 
Madras,  N.I.,  and  two  other  sons. 

The  eldest  son, 

Fbancis  Fbaskb,  of  Findrack,  6.  in  1787,  ia.  in  1761, 
Henrietta,  dau.  of  William  Baird,  Esq.  of  Auchmedden,* 
chief  of  that  name,  by  his  wife.  Anne,  dau.  of  William 
DufT.  of  Dipple,  and  sister  of  William,  1st  Earl  of  Fife. 
Francis  Fraser  d.  24  Dec.  1809,  having  had  (with  seven 
younger  sons,  who  all  d.  unm.,  or  \\ithout  issue)  an  eldest 
son, 

Fbanois  Fbaskb,  of  Findrack,  b,  22  Aug.  1762,  com- 
mander, R.N,,  and  Post  Ci^tain  in  the  naval  service  of 
Portugal,  who  was  an  officer  on  board  the  "Formidable** 
at  Lord  Rodney's  victory  over  Comte  de  Grasse,  12  April, 
1782 ;  at  the  relief  of  Gibraltar  under  Lord  Howe ;  and  at 
several  other  naval  engagements  during  the  late  war.     He 
m.  Garden,  dau.  of  Mr.  Charles  Winchester,  of  Aberdeen, 
and  sister  of  Lieut. -Col.  Robert  Winchester,  K.H.,  92nd 
Highlanders.     He  d.  24  April,  1824,  leaving  (with  three 
daus.  wlio  d.  young)  three  sons, 
FBAXOis-GAitnBN,  now  of  Findrack. 
William-Nathaniel,  m.  1846,  Philadelphia,  dau.  of  Hugh 
Veitch,  Esq.,  of  Stuartfield,  town-clerk  of  Leith,  and 
brother  of  Lieut. -CoL    Henry  Veitch,    of  Eliock,    co. 
Dumfries,  and  has  a  son,  Francis,  6.  li  Deo.  1865. 
Robert-Winchester,  M.D.,  staff  suiveon,  second  class,  army 
medical  department,  m.  1842,  Marv-Anne,  dau.  of  the 
late  Arthur  Anderson.  Esq.,  of  Chanton,  co.  Forfur,  and 
of  Deebank,  oo.  Aberdeen. 

ArtM^Ax.,  three  dnquefoils,  axg. 
Cmt—A  stag's  head,  erased,  or. 
Mottc — "I  am  ready." 

•,*  Mr.  Fraser  is  the  only  male  reprseentative  of  the 
ancient  family  of  Dunia. 


FREEMAN  OF  PYLEWELL. 

Williams  •  Frbemav,  William  -  Pebrk,  Esq.  of 
PyleweU,  Hants,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  bigb-sheriff  1888,  6. 
7  Dec.  1811 ;  m.  28  July,  1833,  Frances-  Augusta, 
Srd  dau.  of  Wyrlev  Birch,  Esq.  of  Wretham  Hall,  oo. 
Norfolk,  and  has  bad  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Pebrb,  b.  16  Oct.  1884. 

u.  Frederick-Peere,  6.  29  Sept.  1886. 

lu.  Henzy-Peere,  6.  29  April,  1888. 

IT.  Francis-Peere,  b,  20  Oct.  1841. 

V.  Robert-Peere,  b.  16  March,  1848. 

Ti.  Emest-Peere,  b.  28  July,  1846. 

▼n.  Herbert-Peere,  6.  20  June,  1847, 

Yin.  George-Peere,  b.  6  Aug.  1848. 

I.  Frances-Augusta,  d.  18  April,  1841. 

n.  Maty-Katharine. 

in.  Julia-Margaret.  rr.  Flora-Jemima. 


*  For  some  account  of  the  fkmily  of  Baird^  «m  Burke's 
Fteroift  €md  Banndage,  voce  Newbytn  and  Sauchtonhall. 

L^,yff>^wv_4    Kjy        ^ '^  M.  -m^ 


F  R  E 

ILttf  (flflf  •— Ahthovy  WiLLiAin,  Esq.  (of  *  family  feng 
Bottled  at  Denton,  co.  Lincoln)  had,  by  hii  wife,  a  dau.  of 
William  Peere,  Esq.,  a  ton, 

PcsRB  William^  Esq.,  Clerk  of  the  Eatreats.  timp. 
Chableb  II.,  who  m.  Joanna  Oyley,  a  lady  of  good  family  in 
Holland,  and  was  father  of 

Williax-Pekr£  Wiluakb,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  author 
of  three  Tolumes  of  Reports.    He  m.  ^^ne,  2nd  dau.  and 
oo-heir  of  Sir  Oecnge  Hutchins,  one  of  Uie  Lords  CJommia- 
siouers  of  the  Great  Seal,  timp.  William  and  Makt,  and 
had  issue, 
HuTGHiNB  fSir),  of  Clapton,  ea  Northampton,  eieated  a 
Baronet  in  1747  {tee  Bubkjs's  Bxtinct  Marotutoffe). 
Frkdebxok,  of  whom  presently. 

William-Peere,  of  Cadleigh.  Devon,  who  m,  a  French  lady, 
and  had  two  daus ,  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1771,  to  Thomas, 
Lord  Qravee;  and  Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Richard  Sxitton,  Bart, 
of  Norwood  Park. 

Geoi^go,  who  TO.  Diana,  dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Coventry. 
Anne,  m.  Ist,  to  Geoi^  Speke.  Esq.  of  White  Lackington, 
by  whom  she  had  an  only  dau.  the  wife  of  Frederick 
Lord  North;  and  Sndly,  to  Sir  Francis  Drake,  Bart,  of 
Ash,  Devon. 
Louisa,  TO.  to  Sir  Robert  Hamilton,  Bart. 

The  2nd  son, 

Trv  Rbt.  Fbsoerick  Willlams,  D.D.,  prebendary  of 
Peterborough,  to.  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Robert 
Clavering,  bishop  of  Peterborough,  and  had,  with  other 
issuer  who  d.  in  infimcy,  Willlam-Pibbi;  of  whom  pre- 
sently; Robert,  b.  26  Hay,  1745,  m.  28  Aug.  1778,  Hiss 
Anne  Leigh;  Elizabeth,  to.  26  Dec.  1768.  to  Thomas 
Mitchell,  Esq.  of  NafBBrton,  co.  Northumberland;  Mary,  to. 
12  Nov.  1768,  to  Christopher  Nesham,  Esq.  of  Houghton  le 
Spring.    Tbe  elder  son. 

William-Pbbbb  Wiluams,  Beq.,  senior  admiral  of  the 
fleet,  b.  15  Dec  1741,  to.  20  June,  1771,  Mise  Henrietta 
Wills,  and  had  Issue,  William-Peere,  <L  15  May,  1776; 
Frederick-Charles,  b.  17  March,  1781,  d.  1  June,  1799; 
WrLUAM-PxxBB,  of  whom  presently;  and  a  dau.,  Annc- 
SUza,  d.  young.  Admiral  Williams,  assumed,  19  Jan.  18?2, 
the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Fbexxan,  and  d. 

10  Fob.  1832,  aged  90.    His  youngest  son, 
Wilijam-Pbcbb  WiLUAm-FBKBiCAir,   Esq.   of  Fawley 

Court,  CO.  Ox  ord,  b.  6  Sept  1782,  to.  2  March,  1811,  Francee- 
Djrotbea.  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Robert-Willis  Blencowe, 
Esq.  of  H  lyes  Park,  co.  Middlesex,  and  by  her  (who  m. 
2ndly.  in  Feb.  1839,  Gen.  Sir  Oeoige  Napier,  K.C.B.)had 
two  son  and  a  dau., 

WiLLLiM-PxEBB.  late  of  Fawley  Court,  and  now  of  PylewelL 
Frederiok-Peere.  6.  2  Jan.  1814 ;  m.  6  Oct.  1353,  Sarah- 
Augusta,  dau.  of  Capt.  Henry  Napier. 
Mary  Frances  m.  8  Jan.  1841  to  Qeozge  Rooper,  Esq.,  who 
.d.  15  April,  1856. 

Mr.  IXnUiams-Freeman  predeceased  his  father,  18  July,  1830. 

_^rTO»— Quarterly:  1st  and  4tb,  as.,  three  lozenges,  or,  for 
Fbbbxan  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  gu.,  a  cave,  ppr.,  therefrom  issuing 
a  wolf  at  fVall  speed,  regardant,  aig.,  for  Williams. 

Creil— 1st.  a  domi-lion,  gu.,  chaxged  with  a  loseoffe,  or.  for 
Fbbcman;  2nd,  a  lion,  rampant,  gorged  with  a  chaplet  of 
oak-leave^  ppr.,  navally  crowned,  or,  for  Williams. 

JlfoWo— Libertas  et  natalo  solum. 

Seat — Pylewell,  Lymington,  Hants. 

FREEMAN  OF  CASTLE  CORR 

Deane-Fbeeman,  Edward,  Esq.,  late  of  Castle 
Cor,  CO.  Cork,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1846,  b. 

11  May,  1816;  m.  26  Oct.  1841,  Charlotte  -  Flora- 
Jemima,  dau.  of  John-Lee  Alien,  Esq.  of  Enrol  Park, 
CO.  Perth,  and  has  issue, 

L  Johbph-Edwabo,  ft.  29  Aug.  1843. 

n.  Francis-Lee,  6.  20  April,  1856. 

I.  Barbara-Elizabeth-Anne.  u.  Edith-Maude. 

%rtnca00. — The  family  of  Dbakk  is  an  anoient  one  in 
Ireland,  and  long  possessed  large  estates  in  various  parts 
of  that  kingdom.  Previously  it  was  of  oonsidoration  in 
England,  and  held  lands  in  the  oounties  of  Qkmoester  and 
Northampton. 

Joseph  Dbane,  Esq.  of  Cromlin,  a  partisan  of  Gromwsll, 
was  appointed  mt^Jor  of  cavalry,  in  the  pariiamentary  army, 
and  received  a  confirmition  of  his  original  estate,  besides 
htfge  grants  fai  the  ooontios  of  Dublin,  Wexford,  Kilkenny, 
Cork,  and  Waterford.  Mf^jor  Deane  was  the  only  son  of 
Edward  Deane,  of  Cromlin,  and  was  6.  S  Feb.  1628 ;  he  m, 
8  Feb.  1652,  Elizabeth,  dm.  of  Maurice  Cufle,  Esq.  of  Quia, 
00.  Clare,  and  had,  JoafiPH,  his  heir;  Elizabeth.  ».  1st,  to 
Henry  Qtvy,  Esq,  of  Dublin,  and  2ndly,  in  July,  1677,  to 


F  R  E 

Sir  Donatos  OlSx-ien,  Bart,  of  Dromoland.    Ifi^or  Daane 
was  9.  at  his  deeease  by  his  only  son, 

JooEFH  DsAKB,  Esq.  of  CromllB,  who  m.  EUsabetli,  dan. 
of  the  Right  Bev.  John  Parker,  archbishcy  of  Dublin,  and 
had  two  sons,  viz., 
z.  Edwabd,  his  heir. 

n.  Joseph,  lord-chief-banm  of  the  Irish  Bxchequei,  m, 
Maigaret,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Henry  Beyle,  or  CbsOa 
Martvr,  and  d.  4  May,  1715,  leaving  m  daua,  his 
oo-heirs,  viz., 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  hi  1722,  to  Hayes  Bt.  Liger,  4th  Via- 
oount  Douemfle. 

2  Babbara,  m.  to  Arthur  Hill,  nnde  to  the  Sari  ot 
Hillsborough. 

8  Mabt,  w.  to  John  Bourke,  Esq.  ef  Palm«alo«m, 
created,  in  1785,  Earl  of  Mayo. 

4  Cathbbimb,  m.  7  Deo.  1735,  to  John  Lyseght^  Ut 
Lord  Lisle. 

6  Maboarst.  m.  to  John  Utifsrild,  Kolifat  of  Keny, 
M.P.  for  Dingle, 
m.  Stephen.  d.9,p. 
.  rr.  Daniel,  d,  $.  p.  intestate. 

The  elder  son, 

Edward  Diane,  Esq.,  M.F.  for  Bnniateoga,  was  hJCtkm 
of 

OoL.  Edward  Diaxr,  M.P.,  who  inherited  the  estates  of 
Terrenure,  eo.  Dublin,  and  of  Dangan,  oo.  Kilkenny.  Ha 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Amias  Bushe,  Esq.  of  Kilfkne,  oo. 
Kilkenny,  and  had,  with  three  daus.,  two  sons,  riz., 

Edward,  M.P.,  d.  «nm. 

Amyas,  who  m.  Miss  Haigaret  Cuffe,  and  had  three  dano., 
Catherine,  m.  to  William  Browurigg>  Esq. ;  Eliza,  ui.  to 
James  Burrowes,  Esq. ;  and  Anne,  m.  to  Joseph  Banatt 
Esq. 

JooBPR,  hehr  to  his  flithez. 

CoL  Deane's  Sid  son, 

Joseph  Deakb,  Esq.  of  Terrenure  and  Cromlin,  eo. 
Dublin,  M.P.  for  Ennisteoge,  in  1762,  for  the  oo.  of  DnbtSn 
in  1780,  and  for  the  eo.  of  KUkenny  in  1778,  was  subaequeatly 
appointed  colonel  of  the  county  of  Dublin  Tolunteen,  and 
occupied  that  distinguished  position  in  1782.  He  m.  Ist, 
a  sister  of  Sir  Marcus  Hill,  Bart.,  but  that  lady  dying  soon 
after  without  issue,  he  m.  2ndly,  Jane,  only  dau.  (by  Jane 
his  wiflo,  3rd  dau.  of  Sir  Matthew  Deane,  Bart)  of  Wiluax 
Frsehan,  Esq.  of  Castle  Cor,  co.  Cork,  whoee  fttther 
William  Freeman,  Esq.  of  Kilbarry  (son  of  Itichard  Free- 
man, Esq.  of  Kilbarry  and  Ballinguile)  purchased  Castle 
Cor  tcom  the  Chinneiy  fiunily.  By  Jane  Freeman  his  Kil^ 
who  became  heiress  to  her  bro.her,  he  had  an  only  son, 
Edward^  his  hehr.  CoL  Deane  m.  Srdly,  Mise  Green,  dan. 
of  Col.  Green,  of  GreentiHe^  and  had  by  her  four  sons  and 
ftve  daus.,  viz., 

John-Berkeley,  of  Berkeley  Forsst,  m,  in  1800.  Miss 
Knudson,  an  heiress,  dau.  of  Geo.  Knndson,  B.I.C.8., 
and  d.  in  1837,  leaving  John-St.  GaoRca  Dsajt^  Bsq.  of 
Berkeley  Forest,  and  other  issue. 

Joseph  Stokestown,  who  m.  in  1810,  Miss  Drake,  ot  that 

glace,  and  had  Joseph  Draitb-Draki;  Esq.  of  Stokes- 
>wn,  and  other  issue. 
William,  who  d.  unm. 

Amias-Ferdinand,  late  capt  in  the  06th  r^^. 
Frances,  m.  Ist,  to  Major  CUfih,  of  New  Mas,  and  2iid]y, 

to  Frances  Corbet^  Esq.,  who  assumed  the  name  of 

Singleton. 
Catherine. 

Eliza,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Mr.  Cliflfo,  of  Hereford. 
Wiihelmina,  m.  to  John  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Camolin  Park. 
Lydia. 

Col.  Deane  d.  in  1801,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Edward  Dbake-Frbkhax,  Esq.  of  CListle  Cor,  ft.  0  Jan. 
176«>,  who  had  previously,  upon  the  demise  of  his  maternal 
uncle,  Matthew  Freeman,  Esq..  inherited  the  laige  estates 
of  the  Freeman  family,  in  the  counties  of  Cork,  Keny, 
Limerick,  and  Tipperary,  and  had  assumed,  by  sign 
manual,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Frbckav. 
He  m.  in  1781,  Mary,  dau.  of  Richard  Plummer,  Esq.  of 
Mount  Plummer,  oo.  Limerick,  and  EUen,  only  dau.  of 
Thomas-Bruoe  Brudenell,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Matthew,  who  d.  under  age,  6  April,  1802. 

Joseph,  his  heir. 

Richard,  in  holv  orders,  rector  of  Ardnagsrhy,  oo.  Cork, 

m.  Ellen,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Rowland  Davfea,  and  has 

five  sons  and  five  daus. 
Bdwaid. 

William,  bariistsrat-law.  and  ohabnaa  of  oo.  Oahvagr. 
John,  1H.  0  Aw.  1888,  Anne,  dau.  of  tha  late  Bar.  J.-a 

Green,  of  North  Grimston.  oo.  York. 
Jane,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Sackrflle-Robert  Hamflton.  rector  of 

Mallow,  2nd  son  of  the  Right  Hon.  Sackville  Hhmiltoa 

(grandson  of  Lord  Boyne),  by  AnOMlla  hli  wift^  dan.  tf 

the  oeUbrated  Bishop  Berkeley. 


loogle 


VtLE 

Ellen,  wbo  d.  num. 

Xarjr,  m.  to  MiO<'>'  Thomai  Poole,  of  the  SOth  ngt. 

ICr.  Deane-Freeman  wm  high-eberiff  of  the  co.  of  Cork  in 
1797.    He  d.  26  March.  1826,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JonPB  Deaits-Frxbican,  Esq.  of  Castle  Cor,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  and  high-sheriff  of  co.  Cork  in  1811,  6.  38  Oct.  1788, 
who  m.  i4  Aug.  1811,  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  Robert 
H'Carty,  Esq.  of  Carri|piavar»  aod  by  her  (who  d.  18  July, 
1889)  had  issue, 

I.  EnwAio,  present  ropresentatiye. 

II.  Robert,  m.  8  Sept.  1848,  Henrietta^  dau.  of  ~  Rowley, 
Eaa.  of  the  oo.  Meath. 

III.  Joseph.  IT.  Matthew. 

T   Justin,  m  Unx.  1858,  Maria-Marten,  dau.  of  the  Rar. 

Freeman-Wills  Crofts,  of  Churchtown,  co.  Cork. 
n.  Richard.  vil.  WlllUun. 

z.  Jane.  m.  in  May,  1888,  to  Hewitt  Poide,  Esq.  eldest  son 

of  Thomas  Poole.  Esq.  of  Mayfield,  co.  Cork,  and  d, 

leayiiig  three  children. 
SI.  Mary, 
m.  Isabella,  nt.  83  Marda,  1848,  to  M<^or  Heniy  Hamilton, 

78th  regt. 
tr.  Elliabeth. 
T.  EBen,  m.    24  Dee.   1861,   Freamaa  Ctofti^   Esq.   of 

Clobeen  House,  eo.  Cork. 
Mr.  Bttuie-Freeman,  who  was,  at  the  installatton  of  the 
KnJgbts  of  St.  Patrldc  in  1809»  an  Esqaize  to  tbe  Earl  of 
fHuumon,  d.  84  Jan.  1840. 

.<lrm«— QuaHeily :  1st  and  4th,  go.,  three  lozenges,  aiv. ; 
Ind  and  Srd,  aig..  on  a  cher.,  gu.,  between  three  taartlMs, 
as  many  crosses  of  the  fidd. 

Cmt§  let,  a  demi-Uon.  rampant,  holding  A  lozenge  in  his 
pttwt.  for  FmxsMAH;  2Qd,  •  torUrfse,  disputed,  for  Dbavb. 

ifotto«»~-For  FsEDCAJi,  Liber  et  audax;  for  Deaviv  Fe- 
rendo  non  Feriendo. 


FREEMAN  OF  GAINES. 
Frexmak,  John,  Esq.  of  Qaines,  co.  Hereford, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  29  Aug.  1802,  highah«riff  1832; 
M.  16  May,  1826,  Congtaatia,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Yen. 
Richard-Francui  OubIow,  Archdeaeon  of  Worcester, 
by  Harriet  his  wile,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Andrew  Foley, 
and  haa  issue, 
I.  JoBv-Ajtrava,  eAt>t  2nd  dragoons  (Royal  Ckxyts  Greys), 

d.  in  the  Crimea,  20  Sept.  1854. 
L  Mary-Harriet   m.  to  the  Rer.  Arthur  Childe,  rector  of 
£dwln  Ralph,  co.  Hereford,  son  of  William-Lacon 
Childe,  Esq.  of  Einlet,  co.  Salop. 
u.  Constance,  m.  to  Francis  Sutherland,  Esq.,  son  of 
the  Ute  John-Campbell  Sutherland,  Esq.  ot  Forse,  oo. 
Caithness, 
m.  Cedlia-AblgaQ.  XT.  Elizabeth. 

IrCttf  agf  •— BaixarGBAM  Fbbshav,  Esq.,  son  of  Francis 
Freeman,  of  Suekley.  aoquired  about  the  yvta:  1688  the 
Oainoe  estate,  situated  in  the  parish  of  Whitboume.  Here- 
fordshire, in  marriage  with  E  izibeth,  daU.  of  Richard 
Gower,  E«q.  of  Suekley.    He  left  at  his  decease  a  son  and 


JoHir  F^EBKAV,  Esq.  of  Gaines,  who  m.  in  1787,  Abigail 
Jones,  of  the  Orchru*ds,  co.  Hereford,  and  dying  in  1764, 
left,  with  three  daus.,  Betty,  m.  to  John  Bameby.  Esq.  of 
Broekhampton;  Anne,  m.  to  John  Lilly,  Esq.  of  the  city 
of  Worcester ;  and  Abigail,  m.  to  John  Freeman,  Esq.  of 
Letton,  two  sons,  John  and  Thomas,  of  whom  the  elder, 

John  FxESMAir,  Esq.  of  Gaines,  m.  80  April,  1761,  Miss 
Anne  Harris,  and  dying  in  1801,  left  (with  a  dau.,  Theodoeia) 
two  sons,  John  and  Thomas-Harris,  b.  in  1771,  who  m. 
Mary,  dan.  of  Richard  Chambers,  Esq.  of  Whitboume  Court, 
CO.  Hereford.    The  elder  son, 

John  FaHPHAN,  Esq.  of  GUnes,  m.  in  1798,  Mary,  eldest 
dau.  Hi  James  Dansie,  Esq.  of  London,  and  dying  82  Got. 
1831,  left  a  sjn,  the  present  John  Fbebman,  Esq.  of  Gaines, 
and  four  daus.,  AbigaQ-Mary,  m.  to  Charles  Sidebottom. 
Esq.  barxister-at-law ;  Anne,  «a.  to  the  Rev.  Henry-Francis 
Sidebottom ;  EUzabetfa,  m.  to  James  Plunkett.  Esq. ;  Maiy, 
m.  to  Fleming  St.  John,  Esq.,  youngest  son  of  the  Bot.  0t. 
Andrew  St.  John,  prebendary  of  Worsester. 

Armt'-Qvi.,  three  kweages,  al|r- 

Cr€9t-^k  dsmi-ttoiLraamant,  hddlng  a  kSMicein  bis  paws. 
1,00.  jSererord. 


&iU— Gaines,< 


FREER  OF  STRATPORD-UPON^ATON. 

Fbibb,  Johii-Bbaxbton,  Esq.  ol  Stratlordupon- 
Avon,  oo.  Warwick,  b,  18  June,  1797;  At.  1  Feb. 
1820,  Elicabeth-Manr,  elder  dau.  ol  Wmknt-Bichard 
415 


f  ja  £ 

Topp,  Esq.,  capt.  14th  regt.  of  foot,  by  Mary-Eliaa- 
betk  his  wife,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Bowyer^lieftwich 
Wynn,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JOHN-BoWTBB-WnCN. 

IX.  WiUiam-Riohard.  zn.  Benry-Leftwich. 

X.  Isab(dU-Eliaabeth-MaKy.  n.  Maiia-BUsa. 
in.  Caroline-Leigh.                           it.  Mary. 

y.  Jessie. 
Mr.  Freer,  who  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy -lieut.  for 
Warwickshire,  9.  his  father  8  July,  1816. 

^iVitVi^t* — John  Fbbeb,  Esq.  of  Oakham,  oo.  Rutland, 
who  d.  in  1808,  and  was  buried  in  the  family  vault  at  Oak- 
ham, leftk  by  Ann,  his  wife,  a  son  and  successor. 

John  FaaNB,  Esq.  of  Weston  House,  co.  Rutland,  high- 
sheriff  in  1779,  who  m.  Ist,  in  1775,  Mary,  only  child  of 
John  Ridlington,  Esq.  of  Edith  Weston;  2ndly,  in  1795, 
Anne,  only  child  of  John  Briggs,  Esq.  of  Highbury  Place, 
Islington,  and  8rdly,  in  18U,  Jane,  dau.  of  Boyle  Vande- 
leur,  Esq.  of  Ennis,  in  ihe  oo.  Clare,  which  lady  m.  2ndly, 
Captain  Peach.  Mr.  Freer  d.  at  Clifton,  8  July,  1818,  leav- 
ing, by  his  Snd  wife,  an  only  son,  the  present  John-Bran- 
STONE  Frsbb,  Esq.  of  Stratford-upon-Avon. 

^rm»-8a.,  a  chev.,  aig-*  between  three  dolphins,  naiant, 
ppr. 
CVese— A  dc^xdiin,  naianik  i^r. 
£ea(— Strairord-upon-Avon. 

FREKE  OF  HANNINGTOK. 

Frekb,  Henbt,  Esq.  of  Hanningtoo,  oo.  Wili9| 
J.R  and  D.L. 

S.tnf  aSrt.— RoBKM  Frekb,  Esq.,  son  of  Frands  Freke, 
a  ip&nou  of  "  good  repute  in  Somersetshire,"  was,  for  many 
years,  auditor  of  the  Treasury,  in  the  reigns  of  Hxnbt  VIII. 
and  Queen  Elizabkth.  He  died  immensely  rich,  leaving, 
besides  seven  daus.,  three  sons,  Thomas  (Sir),  his  heir; 
John,  of  Hilton ;  and  William,  great-grandfather  of  Sin 
Ralph  Frsxb,  of  West  Bilney,  co.  Norfolk,  whose  only 
dau.,  Oracb,  event u  illy  sule  heiress  of  the  family,  m.  in 
1741,  ^e  Hon.  John  Evans,  second  son  of  Geoige,  Lord 
Carbery.    The  eldest  sun, 

Snt  Thomas  Fbbks,  Ent.,  of  Ewem  Cotnrtney,  In  Dorset- 
shire, "a  person  of  considerable  note,  great  trust,  and 
authority,  in  the  oo.  Dorset,  Utup.  EliEabrh  and  Jambs  I." 
He  m.  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Taylor,  alder- 
man of  London,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  John  Fhskb, 
of  Ewem  Courtney,  and 

Ralph  Frbks,  Esq.  of  Hannington,  in  Wiltshire,  ancestor 
of  the  Frckes  if  BannxngUm^  now  repitsented  by  Hxnbt 
Fbekk,  Esq.  of  Hanningion. 

.irnu-^Sa.,  two  bars,  or,  In  chief,  tliree  mullets,  of  the  same. 
CreH-A.  bull's  head,  couped,  sa.,  attired,  collared  and 
Uned,  or. 
gettt*-Hanntngton,  Wilts. 

fTlENCH  OF  CLOONYQUIlff. 

Frbitoh,  CHBmopaBR,  Esq.  of  doonyquifi,  co. 
Roscommon,  J.P.,  hns  served  as  high-eheriif,  6.  16 
June,  1821 ;  m.  12  Feb.  1851,  Susan  Emma,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  W.-A.  Percy,  rector  of  Carrick-on-8hamion, 
and  has  issue, 

X.  Abthuh-John-St.  GaoRax,  6.  84  Feb.  1858. 

n.  WiUiam,  b.  1  May,  1864. 

1.  BUaabeth-Jane. 

'9LiXitVi%t* — The  ikmiiy  of  Cloonyqui&  claims  to  be  the 
elder  branch  of  the  Fbbnohs  «/  itwremmea,  and  is  eon- 
neoted  with  the  Diuans,  the  Febnohb  tf  Frmtkptirk,  the 
Handoooks  (Lord  CasUemaineX  aad  the  Bt.  OeoBuas.  One 
branch  of  the  Kunily  is  represented  by  Patridc  Frenah, 
Esq.,  fbrmeriy  of  Knooklodge,  eo.  Oalway.  The  immediate 
ancestor  of  the  Cloonyquin  ftunily,  Simon  FbBnoh,  Esq. 
of  Cloonyquin,  had  twelve  sons ;  one,  a  Roman  CathoBo 
Bishop,  resided  at  Fulborougb.  and  Vuttt  Foxborougfa 
House.  Another  desoendaat  of  this  Stmon  French  m.  Miss 
Bt  Qeoxge,  and  thus  a  btanah  of  the  ihmily  inherited  the 
St.  Qeoige  estates  in  Galway.  The  great-giand&ther  of 
Mr.  French,  now  of  CSoonyquln, 

COL.  CHBtsTOPHXB  Fbuior,  wb*  eommaaded  the  S2»d 
regt.,  served  during^  the  American  War,  and  was  takan 
prisuner,  but  escaped  ftx>m  tlie  Jail  nt  Hartfoiti.  He  went 
subeequentiy  on  a  mission  to  the  Amerisan  Indiana,  and 
was  very  eaooessfol  la  indueing  tiiem  to  fenn  an  alliaase 
with  Ottr  troefit.    By  the  Indians  ke  mm  wnT  -  *      - 

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f  R  E 

and  ezercisod  eonsidorablo  influence  over  thehi  during  the 
war.  He  m.  a  SpaniBh  lady,  Margareta  Albertl,  and  d.  1791, 
leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

Col.  John  French,  who  acted  as  quai'ter-master  general 
under  Sir  G.  Murray.  He  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  Archdeacon 
Story,  of  Kilmore,  oo.  Cavan,.and  d.  1823,  leaving  a  son 
and  successor, 

William-St.  Oeobob  French,  Esq.  of  Cloonyqiiin,  lieut. 
in  the  c^irabineers,  and  A.D.C.  to  Sir  John  Hope.  He  m. 
1  Jan.  1819,  Dorothea-Hallen  Harris,  aud  by  her,  who  d, 
1840,  had  issue, 

Christophbb,  now  of  Cloonyquin. 

William.  St  Oeoi^ge. 

Mary-Anne,  m.  to  John  Richardson,  Esc^.,  of  SunimfrhilL 

Dorothea<Jane,  m.  to  Capt.  Moutgomorie  Caulfeild. 

Emily. 

Arm$~-ETm.,  a  chevron,  sa. 
Crett—A  dolphin,  noiant,  ppr. 
fieat— Cloonyquin,  co.  Roscommon. 


FRENCH  OP  MONIVAE  CASTLE. 

French,  Robert,  Eaq.  of  Monivae  Castle,  co. 
Galway,  J.P.,  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1824,  6.  6  Dec. 
1799 ;  m.  6  July,  1880,  Katherine- Eleanor,  only  dau. 
of  Nicholas  Browne,  Esq.  of  Mount  Hazel,  co.  Galway, 
by  Ellen,  his  wife  (youngest  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas 
Burke,  Bkrt.  of  Marble  Hill),  and  by  her,  who  d. 
•  1843,  has  issue, 

T.  Robert-Perot,  6.  9  Oct.  1833,  attschtf  to  the  British 
Embassy  at  Paris. 

n.  Acheson-Sydney-O'Brien,  h.  8  May,  1843. 

'  Mr.  French  was  formerly  in  the  army,  aud  served 
in  the  68rd  regt. 

ILintK^t* — ^This  is  a  distinguished  family  of  one  of  the 
fourteen  ancient  "  tribes"  of  Oalwsy.  In  that  town  still  re- 
mains  "  French's  Castle,"  the  arms  sculptured  in  stone  in 
the  workmanship  of  the  seventeenth  century,  and  the 
buildings  disposed  around  a  courtyard,  in  the  style  usual  in 
Spain,  with  which  cotmtry  Oalway  formerly  held  such  dose 
mercantile  correspondence  (being,  indeed,  during  the  Pro- 
tectorate of  Richard  Cromwell  second  in  trade  to  London 
alone).  There  wei-e  several  families  of  the  "  tribo,"  notably 
.  those  of  Castle-Ffrench,  co.  Galway,  now  Lords  FfVench ; 
and  French  Park,  co.  Roscommon,  now  Lords  de  Freyne, 
the  Frenchs  of  Rahasane  Park,  Curgarry,  Tyrone,  Brook- 
lodge,  and  others,  in  addition  to  that  now  under  notice, 
which  suffered  much  during  the  Irish  disturbances,  having 
its  estate  and  Castle  <^  Monivae  seized,  and  granted  to  the 
Lords  Trimleston  (the  Frenchs  getting  them  "by  trans- 
plantation," and  later,  viz.,  1<$  March,  30  Charlks  II.,  the 
lands  of  Comidue.  Derryglassane,  Kilbegg,  Ac,  still  in 
their  possession),  who,  reciuning  to  their  ancient  seat  in 
Leinstoi',  transferred  them  by  sale  back  to  the  former  pro- 
prietors. 

The  name  French,  Frynshe,  De  Fft«ygne,  or  De  Frignes 
(pronounced  in  the  Norman  tongue  de  Freen),  appears  (as 
last  speied)  in  the  third  list  of  William  thb  Comqusror's 
companions,  given  in  Stowe's  Chronicle  (p.  107).  The  settle- 
ment of  the  family  in  Ireland  dates  from  the  English 
invasion,  and,  like  it,  took  place  in  the  oo.  Wexford,  where 
the  line  of  Frynshe  of  Ballintory,  has  left  several  descents 
in  the  Irish  records.    The  founder  in  Ireland  was. 

Sir  Humphrxt  di  Ffretonb,  said  in  diflTerent  accounts  to 
have  had  two  and  five  sons.    One  of  them, 

Patrick  Frbtonb  or  Frstkshs  settled  at  Ballymacnuck, 
00.  Wexford,  and  was  father,  with  others,  of 

Waltga  Frskoh,   who  about  1435  settled  in  the  oo. 

Galway,  and  m.  a  dau.  snd  heiress  of  Athy,  another  of  the 

V  fourteen  "  tribee,"  and  fh>m  their  issue  descend  the  various 

families  of  the  name  in  Galway,  Sligo,  Hayo,  Roscommon, 

&c.    Passing  on  to 

Patrick  Frbnch  of  Monivar,  we  find  that  he  died 
testate  about  the  year  1618,  that  being  the  date  of  his  will, 
and  by  inquisition  held  at  Loughreogh  30  April,  1681,  it  was 
found  by  the  Jury  that 

Patrick  Bcoo  (the  smaU-statured)  Frekch  of  Monyvea. 
d.  6  Feb.  1630,  possessed  of  the  Castle  of  Monyvea,  Carra- 
leagh,  Ac,  still  held  by  the  fomily.  Patrick  Begg  was  $. 
by  his  son, 

Robert  Frbkoh,  of  Monyvea,  who  lived  in  the  "evil 

.  days"  of  civil  strife,  and  was  deprived  of  his  estate.     He 

,  married  first  a  dau.  of  the  Browne  '*  tribe,"  by  whom  he 

had  no  surviving  sons ;  and  2ndly,  Evelina  Kirwan,  also  of 

41(f 


a  "tribe;"  whose  tombstone  remaihs  tn  the  Interesting 
ruins  of  Abbey  Knockmoy,  near  the  celebrated  frescoes 
copied  and  displayed  in  the  Dublin  Exhibition  of  1858. 
The  inscription  under  the  arms  (impaled  Bxron  et  femme, 
the  latter  side  duly  bearing  por  fesse,  in  chief  the  arms  of 
Browne,  an  eagle  displayed,   in  base  those  of  Kirwan,  a 
chevron  between  three  choughs,  as  second  wife,  with  Uie 
motto  "  Laus  Deo")  is  as  follows : — 
"  Pray  for  the  Lady  Evelyn  French  her  soule  who  ordained 
heraelfe  to  be  interred  in  this  Abbey,  for  her  this  monu- 
ment was  erected  by  her  children  Patrick  French  and 
Valentin  French,  and  for  a  burial-place  for  tlMmselves 
August  the  8th,  1684." 

The  eldest  sou, 

Patrick  Frekch,  Gent,  above-mentioned,  of  Corendoe, 
which  he  had  received  "by  trsnsplantation*,'*  obtainsd 
with  the  Lady  Evelyn  his  mother,  above  mentioned,  who 
had  re-married  Sir  Oliver  French,  the  lands  of  DeriyglaMam. 
Kilbeg,  Ac.,  as  before  aoid,  16  March,  30  Charlbs  II.  (deed 
enrolled  18  March,  1678).    He  was  $.  l^  his  son, 

tRoBBRT  French,  Esq.  of  Corendoe  and  Monyvea  (npiir- 
chased  from  the  Lords  Tremleston)  who  nt.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Walter  Taylor  of  Ballymacragh,  articles  dated  6  Feb.  1678. 
His  son  WHS, 

Patrick  Frbnch,  Esq.  of  Monivae,  oo.  Galway,  M.P.  for 
thatcounty,  who  m.  Jane,  4th  dau.  of  Simon  Digfoy,  bishop  of 
Elphin,  and  hod  issue  two  sons,  Robbrt,  of  whom  presently, 
Digby,  and  three  daus.,  Jane,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Jeremy  Marsh, 
rector  of  Athenry ;  another  to  —  Bindon ;  and  the  3rd  to 
—  Persse.    The  elder  son, 

Robert  French.  Esq.  of  Monivae,  M.P.  for  co.  Galway. 
m.  in  1746,  Nichola,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Arthur  Acheson,  Bart., 
and  sister  of  the  1st  Viscoimt  Gosford,  and  had  issue, 

AcBBSOM,  his  heir. 

Jeremiah,  m.  Lucinda.  relict  of  Thomas  St  Geoige,  Esq., 
and  4th  dau.  of  Arehibald,  Ist  Viscount  Gosford. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  Lucius  O'Brien,  Bart 
The  elder  son, 

ACHBSON  Frbnch,  Esq.  of  Monivae,  m.  1775,  Miss  Millar, 
of  the  Isle  of  Wigbt^  and  d.  1779,  leaving  an  only  son, 

Robert  Frbkoh,  Esq.  of  Monivae  Castle,  J. P.,  high- 
sheriff,  CO.  Galway,  b.  I  Jan.  1776,  who  m.  1  Jan.  17», 
Nichola-Maria,  eldest  dau  of  Sir  Lucius  O'Brien,  Bart,  by 
Anne  French,  his  wife,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1848)  had  issue, 

I.  Robert,  now  of  Monivae. 

II.  Richard  (twin  with  Robert),  lieut.  royal  art ,  d.  in  1831. 
HI.  Lucius,  oapt.  9th  Lancers,  d.  in  India  in  1842. 

IV.  Edward  Hyde,  of  Hyde  Park,  co.  Galway,  6.  in  1801 : 
d.  16  Sept  1851. 

V.  Patrick-Digby,  6.  in  1810. 

VL  Acheson,  of  Monivae,  Hamilton,  in  the  colony  of  Vic- 
toria, 6.  24  May,  1812 ;  m.  8  Feb.  1842,  Anna,  2ud  dau.  of 
Dr.  John  Walton,  of  London,  and  has  issue,  1  Acheson- 
Evelyn,  b.  9  Feb.  1849;  2  Edward- Victor,  6.  15  Dec 
1850;  8  Lucius.  6.  9  July,  1852;  1  Amy;  2  Nichola- 
Fnmces ;  8  Harriet-Maria ;  4  Marianne. 

L  Adelaide,  m.  to  Henry  Blake,  Esq.,  only  brother  of 
Martin  Blake,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Galway. 

n.  Mary. 

in.  Nichola,  m.  to  Henry  BUUce,  Esq.  of  Windfleld. 

re.  Louisa,  m.  in  1836,  to  William  Traill,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
lough.  CO.  Antrim. 

V.  Evelina,   m.  m   1825,  to  Stephen   Donelan,  Esq.  of 
Killagh,  CO.  Galway. 
Mr.  French  d.  1850. 

Arm»—^nn.,  a  chevron,  sa. 

Crest^A  dolphin,  naiant,  embowed,  ppr. 

Motto — Malo  mori  quam  foedari. 

Seat — Monivae  Castle,  co.  Galway. 


FRENCH  OF  CUSKINNY. 

French,  Sampson-Towoood- Wynne,  Esq.  of  Cu»- 
kinny,  co.  Cork,  J.P.,  6.  19  July,  1807;  m.  12  Sept 
1837,  Phebe-Maria,  dau.  of  Samuel  Peny,  Esq.  of 
Woodrooff,  CO.  Tipperaiy,  by  the  Hon.  Debondi 
Prittie  his  wife,  sister  of  the  late  Lord  Dunalley, 
and  has  surviving  issue, 

X.  Savaob,  5.  25  June,  1840. 

z.  Deborah.  n.  Eliaabeth-Anne. 

ni.  Caroline-Mary.  iv.  Phebe-Maria-Oatberine. 

lLttlCa0t. — ^This  family  descends  fh>m  Richabd  Frxxch, 
who  d.  in  1651,  le.iving  a  bequest  to  the  poor  of  St.  Finn 
Barr's  parish,  in  the  city  of  Cork,  which  is  atill  paid  from 
property  belonging  to  the  family.  His  son.  Dr.  Jaxss 
FiucNCH,  was  mayor  of  Cork  in  1696.    The  greater  ixntion 


*  Bill  in  Exchequer  Record  Office. 

t  Report  of  CommissionerB  on  Records,  1810-1815,  p.  269. 


F  K  £ 


F  R  £ 


of  the  preoent  MtatM  are  derived  from  Obobob  Towoood, 
a  captain  in  Che  Cromwellian  army,  whoee  deeoendant. 

Mart  Towoood  (dau.  of  Sampeon  Towgt  od,  Esq.  of 
Goodirood,  oo.  Cork),  m.  1729,  Sataob  Fbbhcb,  Esq.,  and 
was  mother  of 

SAYAoa  FBBrcH,  Esq.  of  CusUnny,  who  m.  Mary  Millard, 
and  h  td  issue, 
L  Savaos,  his  heir. 

n.  Tbomas^bobok,  now  of  Marino,  b.  8  Aug.  1780:  who 
m.   11   May,  1811.  Charlotte-GranTiUe.  dau.  of  Paacoe 
GrenfeU,  Esq..  M.P.,  of  Taplow  House,  ca  Bucks,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  Mansh.  1845)  has  issue, 
1  Fasooe-Sa^^ce,  b.  1  Dec.  1815. 
1  Oeoigiana-HiU.  2  EmilyOrenfell. 

8  Louisa- Augusta^  m.  to  the  Hon.  Robert  Hue,  and  d. 
in  1858. 
4  Henrietta-Caroline.  6  Eleonor-Dorcaa. 

iiL  Sampson-Towgood,  who  d.  unm.  1881. 
The  eldest  son, 

Savaob  Frbmcr,  Esq.  of  Cuskinny,  m.   2  Sept.  1806, 
Clotilda-Elizabeth  Dring,  and  by  hor,  who  d.  9  Aug.  18S2, 
left  at  his  decease  28  Nov.  1834,  surviving  issue, 
Sampson-To wo  ooD- Wynne,  now  of  Cuskinny. 
Thomas-Fits-Oerald,  in  holy  orders. 
Eliuor-Elizabeth.       Helen-Louisa.      ChariotteOeotgina. 
Georgina-Wilhelmina-Temple.  MeUan-Dorothea. 

Jrm^—Ytri.  three  foxes. 
Crett—A  Dolphin. 
HotUh-YvxitM  vincit. 
/Seat— Cuskinny,  Queenstown. 


FRENCH  OF  FRENCHGROVK 

French,  James,  Esq.  of  Frenchgrove,  co  Mayo,  h. 
16  Dec.  1791 ;  m.  24  Jan.  1818,  Margaret,  only  child 
of  Thomas  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Qalway,  by  his  wife, 
Margaret  MacDonnell,  of  Ballaballa  (now  Moor  Hall), 
CO.  Mayo,  grandniece  to  the  great  Earl  of  Tyrconnel, 
and  by  her  has  issue, 
I.  Jajues-Jobeph,  6.   IT  April,  1815;  m.   26  Jan.   1836, 
Jane-Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Martin-French  Lynch,  Esq. 
of  Dublin,  barrisier-ot-law. 
n.  Thomas-Joeeph-Kirwan,  b.  8  May,  1818. 
I.  MargaretJosephine. 

n.  Mary-Joeephine-Teresa,  m.  6  May,  1848,  to  Francis- 
Lynch  Eagur,  Esq.  only  son  of  Captain  Francis  Eagur, 
of  Minard,  oo.  Kerry. 

ILintaffC. — This  is  one  of  the  oldest  families  of  the 
name  in  Ireland,  being  the  immediate  descendants  of 
Robert  Fits -Stephen  de  France  (from  whose  cognomen 
they  derive  their  name),  who  landed  with  Strongbow  in 
the  reign  of  Henrt  II.  This  Robbrt  Frrz-STNPHZN  wss 
Bneelly  descended  from  Sir  TheophUus  de  France,  who 
aoeompanied  William  the  Conqueror  to  England,  and  was 
present  with  him  at  the  battle  of  Hastings.  Robert  Fiti- 
Steven  m.  Mary  Brown,  and  had  four  sons,  who  all  settled 
in  IrJand,  James,  Nicholas,  John,  and  Robert.  James, 
the  ^deet,  had  but  one  son,  who  d.  vnm.  John,  the  8rd 
son,  had  also  but  one  son,  who  d.  without  issue.  So  that 
from  Nicholas,  the  Snd,  and  Robert,  the  4th  son,  doth 
proceed  aU  the  branches  of  this  fikmily  now  extant  in 
Ireland.  The  grandfitther  of  the  preeent  possessor  of 
Frenchgrove, 

Jaxxs  French,  Esq.  m.  19  June,  1745,  Sibel,  only  dau. 
of  Andrew  French,  of  Rahoon,  co.  Galwny,  and  d.  25  April, 
1762,  having  had  by  her  (who  d.  27  July,  1792),  besides  a 
son  Andrew,  and  a  dau.  Anne,  both  of  whom  d.  unm., 
another  son, 

James  French,  Esq.  of  Frenchgrove,  who  m.  2  Aug.  1750, 
Mary-Barbara,  only  dau.  of  Frands  French,  Esq.  of  Dublin, 
snd  Mary  Aylward  his  wife,  and  by  her  (who  d.  8  Aug. 
1843)  had  oue  son,  James,  now  of  Frenchgrove,  and  two 
dans.,  Maria-Teresa,  m.  24  May,  1812,  to  Martin-French 
Lynch,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  barrister-at-law ;  and  Anna.  Mr. 
French  d.  7  July,  1793. 

^mu— Erm..  achev.,  sa. 

Cre$t — A  dolphin,  nalant,  embowed,  ppr. 

Mdto—Malo  mori  quam  fcedarL 

5ea^— Frendigrove,  Kilcommon,  oo.  Mayo. 


FRERE  OF  ROYDON. 

Frsrb,  Qeoroe-Edward,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  of  Roydon 
Hall,  Norfolk,  J.P.,  b.  29  Jan.  1807;  m.  3  Dec  1840, 
Isabella  Tudor,  and  has  issue, 
417 


I.  JoHN-TuDOR,  b.  12  Jan.  1843. 

n.  Richard-Tudor.  6.  21  Jan.  1844. 

ni.  Edward-Tudor,  b.  4  March,  1845. 

rv.  William-Tudor. 

I.  Julia-Tudor.  n.  EliMtbeth-Tudor. 

in.  Isabella-Tudor. 

IBLintKQt, — ^In  lineal  descent  firom  Alexandxb  Fbebb, 
of  Ocoold,  son  of  Alexander  Frere,  of  Sweffling,  co.  Suffolk, 
livingin  1394,  wss 

Sheppard  Fbbbe,  Esq.  of  Roydon,  Norfolk  (son  of 
Edward  Frere,  Esq.  of  Thwaite  Hall,  oo.  Suffolk,  by 
EUinor*  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir,  with  her  sister,  Maria, 
wife  of  Lord  Chief  Baron  Reynolds,  of  Thomas  Smyth,  Esq. 
of  Thrandes!on).  He  was  6.  1712,  and  m.  1739,  Susanna, 
dau.  of  John  Hatley.f  Esq.  of  London  and  Kirby  Hall, 
Essex,  by  Isabella  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Reynolds,  of 
Bumstead  Hellions  (2nd  son  of  Sir  James  Reynolds),  and 
Kesie  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Tyrrell,  of  Oipplng,  Suffolk, 
by  Kesia  his  wife.  dau.  of  William  Harvey,  of  Icktvorth. 
£^  this  lady  (who  d.  in  1779)  Mr.  Frere  had  issue, 

I.  John,  his  heir. 

u.  Edward,  6.  in  1742 ;  m.  in  1781.  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Barker,  of  Shropham ;  and  d.  in  1819,  having  had  by  her 
(who  d,  in  1821)  a  son  and  a  dau.,  viz., 
Edward-Barker.  6.  in  1782;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir 
of  Hanbury  Williams,  Esq.  of  Great  Yarmouth,  and  has 
issue.  Bdward-Hunbury,  6.  in  1826;  Frederick,  6.  in 
1828;   Horace.  6.  in  1830;  Edgar-Barker,  6.  in  1832; 
Augustus,  5.  in  1834 ;  and  Herbert.  6.  in  1837. 
Eli>sabeth-Barker,  m.  to  Henry  Barker,  son  of  the  Rev. 
Edward  Barker,  of  Baoton,  but  had  no  issue. 
I.  Ellenor,  m.  to  Sir  John  Fenn ;  and  d.  in  1818. 
u.  Judith,  d.  in  1764. 

Mr.  Sheppard  Frere  d.  in  1780,  and  was  $.  by  his  elder  son, 
John  Frere,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  of  Roydon  and  Beddington, 
00.  Surrey,  6.  in  1740 ;  high-sheriff  of  oo.  Suffolk  in  1778, 
and  M.P.  for  Norwich  in  1800 ;  who  m.  in  1768,  Jane,  dau. 
and  heir  of  John  Hookham,  Esq.  of  Loudon,  by  his  1st 
wife,  Jane,  dau.  of  Stephen  Pominnet,  and  Jane  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Flowerdew,  and  Margeiy  Dee  his  wife, 
great-granddau.  of  Dr.  John  Deo,  temp.  Eueabbth.  By 
this  lady  (who  d.  in  1818)  Ifr.  John  Frere  had  issue, 

I.  John-Hookham  (The  Right  Hon.),  b.  in  1769 ;  fellow  of 
Caiua  College,  Cambridge.  M.P.  for  West  Looe  in  1798, 
under- secretary  for  Foreign  Affidis  in  1799,  envoy  to 
Lubon  in  1800,  minister  to  Madrid  in  1802  and  1808.  He 
in.  Jemima-Elizabeth,  Countess  Dowager  of  ErroU,  dau. 
of  Joseph  Blake,  Esq.  of  Ardfty,  afterwards  Lord  Wnlls- 
court,  ODd  by  her  (who  d.  in  U81)  had  no  issue ;  and  d, 
at  Malta,  hi  1846. 

II.  Edward.  6.  16  Sept.  1770 :  m.  28  July.  1800.  Mary- Anne, 
dau.  of  James  Greene,  t  Esq.  of  Turton  Tower  and  Clay- 
ton Hall,  00.  Lancaster,  M.P.  for  Arundel  in  1769.  by  Ann 
his  wife,  dau.  of  William  Brigstock,  of  Blaen  Pant,  co. 
Cardigan,  and  by  her  (who  d.  m  Jon.  1846;  had  issue, 

1  Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Fiuniogham,  b. 
30  Aug.  1805;  d.  23  July,  1841. 

2  George-Edwaro,  present  head  of  the  family. 

8  William-Edward,  E. I. Co. 's  service,  6.  6  June,  1811;  m. 

2i  March,  1888.  Eliza-Jane  Osborne. 
4  John-James-Bartholomew-Edward,  comm.   R.N.,  b. 

28  Sept.  1812;  m.  in  Feb.  1846,  Anne,  dau.  of  George 

Frere,  Esq.  of  Twyford  House. 

0  Henxy-Burtle-EdwATd,  E.I.Co.'s  service,  b.  29  March, 
1815;  m.  10  Oct  1844,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Geoige 
Arthur,  Bart. 

6  Richard-Edward,  b.  28  Feb.  1817;  d.  18  Nov.  1842. 

7  Arthur-Edward.  6.  22  June,  1626;  m.  11  Jan.  1847, 
Elizabeth-Pahner  Price. 

1  Mary- Anne.  2  Jane-EUinor- Arabella. 

3  Isabella-Susanna,  m.  in  1846,  to  Henry  Mason,  R.N. 

6  Fiunoes-Anne,  m.  29  Jan.  1840,  to  William  Hart, 
E.  I.  Co.'s  service. 
6  Emma, 
ni.  Gboroe,  of  Twyford  House  ($ee  thatfamUyX 
IT.  William,  6.  in  1775 ;  m   in  1810,  Mary,  onlv  dau.  of 
Braropton-Giudon  Dillingham,  by  Mary  his  2nd  wife, 
dau.  and  co-hebr  of  Samuel  Howard;  and  d.  in  1836, 
having  had  issue, 
1  Philip-Howard,  b.  in  1818. 


*  This  lady  and  her  sister  were  co-representatives  of  the 
flunilies  of  Sr  John  Brecknock,  of  Berks,  temp.  Henrt  Y.  : 
Paine,  of  Roundham,  Norfolk ;  Long,  of  livermere ;  and 
Everard,  of  Hawkedon,  Suffolk;  and  were  connected  with 
the  Cavendishes,  afterwards  Dukes  of  Portland. 

t  Mr.  Hatley  was  of  a  very  old  family,  long  settled  at 
Paxton  and  St.  Neots,  co.  Huuts,  and  connected  with  the 
family  of  Hampden,  the  patriot. 

X  Mr.  Greene  was  representative  of  the  fsmOles  of  Sir 
Francis  Bland,  Bnrt.  of  Kippax.  and  Humphrey  Chethaoi, 
founder  of  the  Chetham  Hos^tal^  ManohMter^  ^ 


PRE 


FEE 


1  Ellon-Mary,  m.  ia  1839,  to  tl)«  Hon.  St«plien-l!dward 
Bpring-Rice,  eldent  son  of  Lord  Monteagle. 

2  Isabella. 

8  Mary-WUhelmlna-Frederica,  m.  Bar.  Sdwwd  OnriiUMU 

4  Auguxta-Fradfrica. 
y.  Bartholomew,  6.  in  1779. 

Tf.  Jamm-Uatley.  6.  in  1779 ;  m.  In  1809,  Horlan,  2nd  dau. 
of  Malthaw  Martin,  and  baa  iasua, 

1  Hatiar.  6.  in  1811 ;  m.  in  1840.  Theodora-Amalia-MaTy. 
dim.  of  the  Right  Bay.  Georgo-Trsror  Spanoar,  lata 
bishop  of  Madraa. 

2  CharM  6.  in  1818;  m.  in  1841,  Oharlottfr-VanaitUrt 
Neale. 

8  John-Alexander,  6.  in  1814 ;  fellow  of  Trinity  College, 
Gknibridge. 

4  Edward-Daniel,  b.  in  1816. 

fi  ConatautiQe  6.  in  1817 ;  fellow  of  Oerpus  Cluisii  Col- 

,  lage,  Oambridge ;  m.  in  1847.  Antonina  Oaudiano. 
▼.  Temnle,  in  holy  orders,  rector  snoceasively  of  Finning- 
ham,  Rovdon,  and  Buntun.  aud  probeodary  of  Waat- 
mioat^r  6.  in  1781;  m.  in  1816,  Jane,  eldoet  dan.  of  Sir 
Richard  Richards,  lord -chief- barou  of  the  Exchequer, 
by  Cather.ne  his  wife,  only  dau  and  heiress  of  Bobert 
Vaughan,  of  Coabelmwytb,  and  haa  had  issuer 

1  Temple,  6.  in  1818:  d.  in  1840. 

2  Robarl-Temple,  b  in  1620. 
8  Henry  Temple,  b.  in  1831. 

4  On  Hth-Teniple.  b.  in  1827:  d,  in  1839. 

1  OatheriiM-Ma  giret-Templa. 

2  Loui'tt-J.ine-Temple. 

8  Bmlly-Oeorgiana-Temple. 
X.  Jane,  m.  to  Admiral  Sir  John  Ord«,  Bart, 
n.  Susanna,  d.  in  1839. 
Mr.  Prere  d,  11  July,  1807. 

^mu— Ou.,  two  leopards'  feces,  in  pale,  or,  batween  as 
many  flauuchea,  of  the  hvBt, 

Crett—Ont  of  a  ducal  coronet,  an  antelope's  bead,  arg., 
armed,  or. 

Ifottoe*—* 'Traditum  ab  antlqitia  lenrare;"  and,  ''Prere 
ayme  Frere." 

fiM^-Boydon  Hall,  Diss. 


FRERE  OF  TWYFORD  HOUSE. 

Frbri,  GiORaB,  Esq.  of  Twyford  House,  co. 
Herts,  6,  1  Apnl,  1774 ;  m.  21  Aug.  1806,  Elizabeth- 
Raper,  ouly  dau.  of  Williain  Ormnt,  Esq.  of  Rothie- 
murchuB,  co.  Invemesa,  M.D.,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Ri|>er,  Esq.  of  Twyforrl 
House,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Hale,  Esq.  of  Twyford  House,  M.D. ;  by  this  lady 
Mr.  Frere  has  issue, 
I.  JoRV,  in  boly  ordars,  reetor  of  Oottenham,  I.  tl  July, 

1807,  m.  in  1839,  Jona-Brown  D:dton. 
n.  Qeurge,  b.  22  Feb.  1810,  m.  in  1842,  Maivarot-Amie 

Corrie. 
m.  Bartle-John-Lanrie,  b.  1  Not.  1814. 
I.  Elizibeth. 

u.  Susuma-Hatley,  m.  6  Dec  1888,  to  Christopher  Words- 
worth, of  Harrow,  D.D. 
m.  Anne,  m.  in  1846,  John-Jamat-Baitholomew-Edward 

Frere,  R.N. 
IV.  Judith-Mary-Sophia,  6.  in  1817. 

Mr.  Frere  «.  to  tho  Twyford  estate,  on  his  marriage, 
in  1806.    He  is  a  yoimger  brother  of  the  late  Right 
Hon.  John-Hookham  Frere  (ne  preceding  family)^ 
/Seat— Twyford  House,  Herts. 


FREWEN  OF  ILMER  AND  NORTHIAM. 

Frewen,  Moreton-John-Edward,  Esq.  of  Timer, 
in  Buckinghamshire,  and  Northiam,  in  Sussex,  b. 
14  July,  17^4 ;  m.  17  Dec.  1812,  Sarah,  dau.  of  the 
Rey.  David  Jenkyns,  of  Dryfifrynbem,  in  Cardigan- 
shire. 

^itttKQt* — ^The  name  of  Fbkwkh  (varloualy  spelt  in 
ancient  records,  Frewyn,  Freuen,  Frewin,  and  Frewen)  is 
an  anaieat  tiaxon  one,  and  William  of  Malmeabury  inci- 
dentally noticee  it^  when  relating  an  abanrd  atory.  In  which 
one  Pbewsit,  n  rhaplaln  of  St.  Wolstan,  tha  last  Sax<m 
Bishop  of  1foi\'u;i'tor,  ia  described  as  playing  no  very 
creditable  pirt. 

BiouARD  Frbwbv,  aldeat  son  of  Richard  Frewan  de 
Forthey.  who  was  buried  at  Hanley  Caatle  in  1540,  and 
grandaon  of  Richard  Frewen,  baliff  of  Woroeater  in  1473, 
bad.  by  his  wiA.  Maigarat,  who  d,  in  1698,  with  other 
children,  a  2nd  sou, 
418 


Thi  Rsv.  Jossr  Fiqnmr,  rector  of  KortUan,  eo. 
baptised  1  July,  1580.  a  l^uned  Puritan  divine,  wfao«  by 
Eleanor  his  first  wife,  had,  witu  other  lasne, 
AccBPTSD,  6.  at  Northiam,  and  there  baptized.  May  2^ 
1538 :  an  eminent  prelate,  d,  Ahchbishop  op  Tobx,  vnia, 
28  March,  1064. 


Thanktul,  b.  in  1591,  purse-bearer  and  aeoretary  to  the 
Lord  K^per  Coventry;  he  purchaaed  of  Francis  Viaeuimt 
Montagu,  the  preasntation  and  sdvowaoa  of  Vevthiasn. 


He  d.  tmm.  in  1656. 
Jopx,  of  whom  presently. 
Stephen,  ancestor  of  the  Faiwivi  nfBri«kmaXL    (Am  thai 

family.) 

The  Srd  son, 

John  Fbewxn,  baptised  8  Feb.  1599,  m.  15  AprO,  162S, 
Dorothea,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Soott,  of  Ooatol^, 
in  Northiam;  and  dying  at  Northiam,  waa  buried  there, 
27  Jan.  1654.    Hia  2nd  surviving  son, 

Ths  Bbv.  Thomas  Frkwkn,  rector  of  Northiam,  bapt3»ed 
20  Jane,   1630,  who  m.  Maiy  Bvemden,   of  fledleacembe, 
Sussex,  by  whom  (who  survived  him,  and  in,  2ndly,  Rev. 
Richard  Seamer,  rector  of  East  Quilford,  in  Sussex,  and  4, 
9  Jan.  1721)  he  had  issue, 
z.  Thomas,  his  hair,  of  the  Church  House,  Northiam.  h.  tn 
1666,  m.  Sarah,  5th  dau.  of  Richard  Stcvena,  Esq.  of  Cul- 
ham,  Berks,  and  dying  in  1731,  lelt  two  sons, 
1  THOMAa  of  the  Church  Houae,  baptized  in  1601,  ai. 
Sarah,  only  dau.  of  Peter  Bishop,  E«q.  of  Newendea, 
and  d.  in  1707,  leaving  issue,  Chables,  of  Northiam, 
d.  a.  p.  in  1787 ;  Mabt,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Lord, 
by  whom  she  was  grandmother  of  the  Rev.  William- 
Edward  Lord,  rector  of  Northiam  :  Blizabetb.  m.  to 
John  Jenkins,  Eaq. ;  and  Amr^  ta.  lat  to  her  cousin, 
Charles  Frewen,  and  2ndly,  to  Admiral  Chniies  Buckner. 
9  Charles  b.  in  1701,  deputy-ci«^  of  the  Crown,  aod 
Brunswick  Herald,  »i.  Aiice,  dau.  of  Samuel  Severn.  oC 
Shrewsbury,  and  d.  la  1762,  leaving  one  son.  Chaziec; 
who  (/.  «.  p  in  1791 ;  and  Elisabeth,  who  d.  KJtia. 
n.  Thahkpul,  in  whose  line  the  representation  ef  the 
tenily  now  rests, 
ra.  Waiter(i.inl704. 
IV.  Jolui,  bapt.  11  April,  1672,  of  Line's  Inn ;  he  cf.  wun. 

in  1783. 
T.  Stephen,  bapL  iO  Feb.  1677,  vicar  of  Faiztifl^  in 
Sussex,  wnose  only  dau.,  Maria,  b.  in  170J^  la.  5  Ocv.  1729, 
John  Calvert,  mdrohant  of  Loudon,  son  of  the  Bev.  John 
Calvert,  of  Stunwell,  in  Middlesex. 
I.  Miiiy,  m.  to  (George  Biahupp,  of  Northiam. 
XL  Winifred,  m.  22  May,  1693,  to  Simon  Ash,  vicar  ef  Sale- 
hurst,  r 


Rev.  Thomaa  Frewen  waa  buried  at  Northiam,  81  Jan.  1677. 
His  2nd  son. 

Thb  Rsv.  Thamewl  FsEwav,  b^>4.  2  Feb.  1669,  reetor 
of  Northiam.  Be  m.  Sarah  dau.  of  Captain  Luke  Spenaer, 
of  Cnmbrook,  in  Kent»  anddying2  Sept.  1749,  wis  s.  by  his 

SOB, 

Thomas  Frbwkv,  M.D.,  b.  80,  June  1704,  aathor  ef  a 
treatise  on  "  the  Praetioe  and  Theoiy  of  Inoeulatae*,  I/oa- 
don,  1747."  He  ».  Philadelphia  dau.  of  Joseph  Tucker,  ef 
Rye,  and  dying  in  Jane,  1790,  left  issue  sorviving,  a  dao., 
Philadelphia,  and  a  aon, 

Thb  Rbv.  EowAan  FaEwnr,  D.D.,  b.  97  OoL  1744,  roctar 
of  Prating  eum  Tboflngton,  in  Essex,  who  si.  26  Jnne,  1780, 
Sally,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Moreton,  of  Little  Moi«  oa 
Hall,  in  Cheshire,  by  whom  (who  survived  him,  and  d» 
3  May,  1885)  he  had  issue. 

MoBBTOM-JoHV-EowARD,  prcscnt  proprietor. 
Dr.  Frewen  d.  18  Dec.  1881. 

^rsM— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  erm.,  four  bars,  az.,  a  demi- 
lion,  rampant,  ppr.,  lasuaiit  in  chief,  for  PaxwEir  ■  Snd  and 
2rd,  quarterly ;  1st  aud  4th  arg.,  a  croes-crosslett  fltoMe,  sa.; 
2nd  and  3rd,  az.,  three  cougors'  heads,  erased,  or,  fcr  Soott 
of  Congerhurst 

Omtr^k  demi-lion,  rampant,  arg.,  langued  and  ooUared, 
gu.,  bearing  in  its  paws  a  galltrap,  ax. 

Afo^o— Mutare  non  eft  meum. 


FREWEN  OF  BRICKWALL. 

Frewen,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Brickwall  House,  Kor- 
thiam,  Sussex,  J.P.,  M.P.  for  South  LeiceBtershire, 
b.  26  AuR.  1811 ;  m.  4  Oot  18^2,  Anne,  youngeat 
child  of  W.-Wilson-Canis  WUson,  Esq.  of  Casterton 
Hall,  Westmoreland,  aud  has  issue, 

I.  JoBH,  b.  20  MMivb,  1837. 

I.  Mary.  ii.  Selina. 

Etneage*— Stbpbhv  F&iwkv,  bapt.  19  Oct  1600, 
youngest  son  of  the  first  maniage  cf  the  Rev.  John 
Frewen,   rector  of  Northiam.  and_brother  of  Accapced' 


F  B  E 


FRY 


Freiron,  Arolibiihop  oC  York,  was  a  dtiaeii  of  London,  of 
the  ttripner*8  Company.  Be  reaUzod  a  laiige  fortune  in 
trade,  which  was  much  SncrBased  by  his  inheriting  the 
Archbishop's  property.  He  d.  at  Briekwall,  and  was 
bmiied  at  Nortliiam,  11  Sept.  1<}79.  Mr.  Frewen  m.  Ist.  9 
April,  1629,  Katherine,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Tiiomas  Boott, 
of  Goatley,  in  Korthiam,  and  had  one  son,  Thomas,  of 
whom  preeently.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1889,  Ellnbeth  Qreene, 
and  had  by  lier  another  son,  John,  bapt.  28  May,  16ST, 
boried  8  Oct.  1036.    He  was  a.  by  his  elder  son, 

TH0MA8  FBCwnr,  Esq..  bapt.   37  Bept.  1630,  M.P.  for 

Bj9,  who  m.   1st.  Judith,   sole  dau.  and  heir  of  John 

Tfolverstone,  of  Fulham,  oo.  Middlesex,  and  by  whom  (who 

d.  29   Sept.  1666)  he  had  five  children.     Mr.  Frewen  i». 

Sndly,  in  16T1,   Bridget,   dau.   of  Sir  Thomas  Laton,  of 

Laton,  00.  Toiit,  and  co-heiress  of  her  brother,  Charles 

Laton,  inherited  in  her  right  the  large  estates  in  the  oo.  of 

York  of  that  ancient  fiimlly,  and  by  her  had  issue.     Mr. 

Frewen  m.  Srdly,  Jane,  Lady  Wymondsold,  relict  of  Sir 

Dawes  Wymondsold,  of  Putney,  oo.  Surrey,  and  sole  dau. 

and  heir  of  Sir  Robert  Cooke,  of  Highnam,  oo.  Gloucester, 

by  his  8nd  wife,  Jane,  relict  of  Mr.  Oeoxge  Herbert ;  by 

Lady  Wymondsold,  (who  d.  20  June  1718,  aged  70.  and 

lies  buried  at  Putney)  he  had  no  Issue.     Mr.  Frewen  d. 

8  Sept.  1702.  and  was  buried  at  Putney,  in  the  vault  of  the 

Wymondsold  Aunily.    By  his  first  wife  Judith,  Mr.  Frewen 

had  issue, 

EnwAJto.  (Sir.)  b.  in  1661,  and  with  Robert  Wymondsold, 

received  the  honour  of  knighthood  from  King  James  II. 

in  the  royal  bedchamber,  4  March.  1684.    Sir  Edward 

was  mi^or  of  the  first  regimont  of  tbs  Cinque  Ports,  and 

M.  P.  for  Bgre    His  issue  is  ■ztwct. 

Katharine. 

By  his  2nd  wi£»,  BzMget  h»  had, 
*     LatoD,  (whose  only  son,  Laton.  <f.s.  j».} 
Btepbeu.  d.  lottn.  John. 

Xarr,  wife  of  Henry  Tomer,  Esq.  of  Cold  Overton, 
seqeant-at-law. 

Tha  8rd  son  by  the  2Bd  marriage, 

Tna  Bbt.  Joov  Fbewcv,  6.  in  1676,  rector,  first  of 
Sidbury,  in  Devonshire,  and  afterwMds  of  Tysoe,  oo. 
Warwick,  and  Walton-upon-Trent,  Derbyshire,  m.  Rachel 
dau.  of  Bibhard  Stevens,  of  Culham,  oo  Berks,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  21  Mareh,  1762,  aged  77,  and  was  buried  at  Bap- 
ooio),  had  iafu% 

I.  Thomas,  of  whom  pnsenthr. 

II.  John,  6.  in  1716.  Fellow  of  Oriel  College,  Oxfbrd,  and 
rector  of  Tortworth.  co.  Gloucester,  m.  Elizabeth,  eldest 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Tuwnsend,  of  Oxford,  by  whom 
(who  survived  him.  and  m.  2ndly.  Nathan  Wright,  of 
Enslefield,  co.  Berics,  and  d.  2  April,  1814,  aged  78)  he 
hadf  issue  one  dau., 

1  Selina-Frewen,  b.  at  Tortworth,  5  Jan.  1767,  m.  2  Sept. 
1794,  to  the  Rev.  James-Knight  Moor,  rectw  of  Sapcote, 
Leicestenhire^  and  dying  7  Feb.  1818,  was  interred 
at  Rugby  with  her  husband,  by  whom  she  left  issue  an 
only  son,  viz..  Rev.  John-Frewen  Moor,  of  Bradfleld 
House,  CO.  Berks. 
Mr.  Frewen  d.  8  Oct.  1767,  and  was  buried  at  Tortworth. 

I.  Bridget,  d.  unm. 

II.  Rachel,  b.  in  1710,  m.  to  Simon  Knight,  of  Rugby. 

in.  Mary,  6.  in  1715.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Stanley  Burrough, 
head  master  of  Rugby  school,  and  rector  of  Sapcote. 

The  Rev.  John  Frewen  d.  at  Sapcote,  and  was  there  buried, 
19  Feb.  1735.    His  elder  son. 

Turn  Riv.  Thomas  Frcwsv,  ft.  in  1708,  rector  of  Sapcote, 
Lescestarahire.  On  the  death  of  his  oousin,  Laton  Frewen 
Turner,  of  Brafiinrton  Hall,  Torksbire,  in  1777.  he  suc- 
ceeded to  the  joint  estates  of  the  Frewen  and  Turner 
liunilies.  and  assumed  the  name  of  Tubnkb,  pursuant  to 
the  win  of  John  Turner,  of  Cold  Overton.  He  m.  Esther 
Blmkin,  by  whom,  (who  d.  6  Oct.  1808,)  he  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1791,  a  son, 

JoHM  Frxwcn,  Esq.,  6..  at  Sapcote,  1  Aug.  1755.  High 
sheriff  for  Leicestershire,  1791 ;  at  the  general  election  in 
1807,  ho  was  returned  to  Parliament  for  Athlone,  which 
he  represented  tiU  1812.  In  1806,  he  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  and 
CO-  heir  of  Charles  Clarke,  Esq.  of  London,  by  his  2nd  wife, 
Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  David  Hay,  Esq.  of  Hopes, 
CO.  Haddington,  and  bad  issue, 

THOMAa.  his  heir. 

Cbaries-Hay-Frewen.  who  inherited  his  fictther^s  estates 
in  the  00.  of  Tork,  and  is  a  magistrate  for  the  cos.  of 
Leicester  and  Rutland. 

John-Frewen. 

BeDna-Frewen,  m,  in  1830,  to  the  Rev.  Robert  Martin, 
M.A.,  eldest  surviving  son  of  William  Martin,  Esq.  of 
0.  Laioester.    {See  that 


Anatey  Pastures,  co.  Laioester.    {See  that  name.) 
Mr.  Frewen  Tumef  d.  1  Feb.  1829,  was  buried  at  Cold 
419 


Overton,  and  <.  by  his  dder  sen,  the  preeeat  Thomai' 
FnxwEH,  Esq.  of  Brickwall  House. 

.^rms^Ermine,  four  bars,  as.,  a  demi-lion,  rampant,  ppr., 
issuant  in  chief. 

Crett—k  demi-lion,  rampant,  aig.,  langned  and  ccdlared, 
gules,  bearing  in  its  paws  a  galltrap,  az. 

MoUo — Mutare  non  est  meiun. 

8eat»--Co\d  Overton  Hall.  Leicestershire ;  Brickwall  House, 
Northiam.  Sussex ;  Innishannon,  in  the  co.  of  Cork. 


FRYER  OF  THE  WERGS. 

Fleemiito-Frteii,  WiLLiAic-FLiEMnio,  Esq.  of  the 
Wergs,  in  the  co.  of  Stafford. 

ILiataHt. — Riohabd  Fbteb,  Esq.,  b.  22  July.  1693,  son 
of  RiCHAJiD  Fbteb,  a  descendant  of  the  Fryers,  of  Thomes, 
near  Shenstone,  where  the  old  haU,  surrounded  by  a  moat, 
now  stands,  left  a  son  and  successor, 

RiouABD  Fbteb,  Esq.  of  Wednesfield,  b.  26  March.  1719, 
who  m.  Dorothea,  dau.  of  John  Wood,  Esq.  of  Wednesbury 
HaU,  and  granddau.  of —  Hope,  Esq.  of  Neechells  Hall, 
CO.  Stafford,  who  was  a  firm  adherent  of  Royalty,  and 
raised,  for  the  cause  of  Chablss  II.,  atroop  of  horse,  which 
he  equipped  and  clothed  at  his  own  expense.  By  this 
lady  Mr.  Fryer  left  at  his  decease  (with  another  son.  John, 
of  Wednesfield,  and  two  daus.,  Elizabeth  and  Mary,  widow 
of  John  Howard,  Esq.  of  Chester), 

RiOBABD  Fbteb,  Esq.  of  the  Weiga,  J. P.,  and  D.L., 
M.P.  f<Mr  Wdvertiampton,  1832,  6. 11  Nov.  1771 ;  in.  6  Aug. 
1794.  Mary,  only  child  of  William  Fleeming,*  Esq.,  and 
nieoe  and  sole  heiress  of  John  Fleeming,  Esq.  of  the  Wexgs. 
By  this  lady  he  has  issue, 

Wiluam-Flbbmino,  who  inherits  the  estates  of  the  Weivs, 
throu^  his  mother,  and  under  the  will  of  his  great  uncle, 
John  Fleaning,  Esq. 

Richard. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Walker,  A.M.,  Preben- 
dary of  the  Collegiate  Church  of  Wolverhampton. 
Mary,  m.  to  Heury  Morson,  Esq..  co.  Kent. 

Dorothea,  m.  to  Stubbs  Wightwick,  Esq.  of  Great  Bloz- 
wich,  in  Staflbrdshire. 

Susanna,  m.  to  Robert  Thaoker,  Esq.  2nd  son  of  William 
Thacker,  Esq.  of  MinohaU  Hall,  Staffordshire. 

AriM-'Or,  semte  of  oak  leaves,  vert,  between  two  fianchea 
az.,  each  charged  with  a  castle,  arg. 

Crtgtr—A.  castle,  oig.,  encircled  by  a  branch  of  oak,  firuotad 
ppr..  thereon  a  cock,  aa.,  combed  and  wattled,  gu. 

If  otto— Mea  fides  in  sapientiA 

£00^4— The  Wergs,  and  New  Cross  House,  both  in  Staflbrd- 
shire. 


FRYER  OF  CHATTERIS. 

Fbter,  John,  Esq.  of  CThatteris,  Ifile  of  Ely,  h, 
28  Aug.  1787 ;  m.  2  Aug.  1814,  Sarah,  only  child 
and  heiress  of  John  Richardson,  Esq.,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  21  Aug.  1848)  has  issue, 

I.  J0BH-R10HABD6ON,  of  Crowe  Hall,  co.  Norfolk,  J.P., 
and  Conservator  of  the  Hon.  Corporation  of  the  Bed- 
ford Level,  6.  27  Oct.  181«;  m.  10  Jan.  1843.  Mary- 
Agnes,  youngest  dau.  of  Steed  Olrdlestone,  Esq.,  J.P. 
of  Stebbington  Hall. 

XL  Frederick-Daniel,  of  Needham  Hall,  co.  Cambridge,  ft. 
«  June,  1819 ;  J.  P.  and  D.L. ;  m.  23  July,  1844,  Harriet- 
Mellicent  Read,  of  Holbroke  House,  Suffolk. 

I.  Caroline-Sarah,  ta.  29  March,  1842,  to  William-Robert 
Chapman,  Esq.,  yoimgest  son  of  Aaron  Chapman, 
Esq.,  M.P. 

n.  Julia-Elizabeth. 

Mr.  Fryer  is  chairman  of  the  Hon.  Corporation  of 
the  Bedford  Level,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  and  served  as 


*  The  Fleemings  have  been  located  at  the  Weigs  upwards 
of  400  years,  holding  their  lands  by  prescription  down  to  the 
present  time,  and  through  the  ebbs  and  flows  of  succeeding 
generations  have  neither  increased  nor  diminished  theu* 
estate  It  is  worthy  of  remark,  as  recorded  In  * '  Pit's  History 
of  Staflbrdshire,"  that  the  timber  on  the  Wergs  in  eqiial  to 
(if  not  the  finest)  anv  in  the  county  of  Staflbrdshire. 
"  Amongst  a  number  of  well  grown  trees  of  various  species,** 
says  that  writer,  "  I  could  pick  out  a  few  oaks  worth  thirty 
guineas  each." 

^mu— Of  Flkemiho,  azg.,  a  chev.,  engr.,  between  three 
crosses-pat^e  fitch^  sa. 
Orett^A  Cornish  ch 


B,  sa.  >^->^  f 

<^^»«^^JigitizedbyC300gl, 


FVL 

high-sherifif  for  the  cos.  of  Cambridge  and  Hunting- 
don in  1885. 

Armt—Axg.,  a  chevron,  sa.,  between  thzee  dolphins, 
nalant,  ppr. 

Cre$f^—6\xt  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  an  antelope's  head,  aig., 
armed,  gold. 

Jlifo<(o--^amais  arri%rc. 

iS%;a(--Chatterifl,  lale  of  Ely,  co.  Cambridge. 


FULFORD  OF  GREAT  FULFORD. 

FuLPORD,  Baldwin,  Esq.  of  Great  Fulford,  Devon- 
■hire,  lieut. -colonel  of  the  Devon  militia ;  m.  Anna- 
Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  William  Adama,  Esq. 
of  Bowdon  Totness  (and  M.P.  for  that  borough), 
and  had  issue, 

I.  BALDwnr,  one  of  the  ohfdrmen  of  the  Quarter  Sessions. 

II.  Francis,  rector  of  Trowbridge,  Wilts,  to.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Andrew -Berkeley  Prummond,  Esq.  of  Cadlands, 
Hants,  and  had  issue, 

1  Frands-Drummond. 

1  Alice-Mary, 
in.  John,  an  oiBoer  RN. 
IT.  William,  in  the  army.  v.  George. 

T.  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  her  cousin,  the  Rev.  Dacres  Adams, 
vicar  of  Pinhoe,  Devon. 

II.  Elizabeth-Florence. 

III.  Eleanor,  m.  1843,  to  tie  Rev.  Herbert-Geoige  Adams. 

IV.  Harriet.  v.  Louisa.  vi.  Philippa. 

%intUQt» — The  Fulfords  are  of  Saxon  origin,  and  held 
Folefort,  as  it  is  written  in  Domesday  Book,  firom  which 
place  the  name  is  derived.  Here,  as  it  appears  by  records, 
as  well  as  registries  in  the  College  of  Arms,  they  were 
seated  in  the  time  of  Bichabd  I.,  and  have  continued  in 
possession  of  the  same  name,  in  the  male  line,  by  uninter- 
rupted descent  during  a  period  of  more  than  600  years. 
The  mansion  of  Fulford  was  garrisoned  for  Chablbs  I., 
and  was  taken  by  a  part  of  Fabfiuc's  army  \mder  the  com- 
mand of  Col.  Okey,  in  Dec.  1045.  Many  knights  of  the 
family  distinguished  themselves  in  the  Holy  Land,  Sir 
Baldwin  do  Fulford  more  particularly.  Sir  Thomas  Fulford 
was  one  of  the  knights  who  went  up  with  the  Earl  of 
Devon  and  relieved  Exeter  when  besieged  by  Perldn  War- 
beck,  in  1497. 

The  first  ot  the  fiamily,  according  to  the  records  in  the 
Heralds'  Oifico,  is 

William  de  Fultobd,  who  held  Fulford  Ump.  Richard  I., 
and  left  a  son, 
Nicholas  Fulford,  of  Fulford,  father  of 
WiLUAM   FuLFOBD,   of  Fulford,  who  m.   Mariot,    dau. 
and  coheir  of  Sir  Baldwin  de  Belston,  of  Parham,  Devon, 
and  had, 
Henet  Fulford,  of  Fulford,  whose  son, 
William  Fulford,  of  Fulford.  was  &ther  of 
John  Fulford,  of  Fulford,  who  bad  a  son, 
Fir  Henry  Fulford,  of  Fulford,  living  temp.  Edward  III., 
said  by  Bishop  Oodwm  to  have  sat  in  Judgment  with  Chief- 
justice  Qascoyne,  and  condemned  Archbishop  Scrope  to  be 
beheaded.    He  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Hbnrt  Fulford,  of  Fulford,  who  m.  the  daiL  and  heir  of 
Fitsurse,  of  Williton,  Somerset,  by  whom  he  had. 

Sir  Baldwin  Fulford,  of  Fulford,  sheriiT  of  Devon, 
38  Hbnrt  VL,  knight  of  the  Sepulchre,  and  under-admiral 
to  Holland,  Duke  of  Exeter,  high-admiral  of  England. 
Prince  styles  Sir  Baldwin  "  a  groat  soldier  and  a  traveller 
of  so  undaunted  resolution,  that,  for  the  honour  and  liberty 
of  a  royal  lady,  in  a  castle  besieged  by  the  infidels,  he 
fought  a  combat  with  a  Saracen,  for  btilk  and  bigness  an 
unequal  match  (as  the  representation  of  htim  cut  in  the 
wainsooat  in  Fulford  Hall  doth  plainly  slow),  whom  yet  he 
vanquished,  and  rescued  the  lady.*'  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
and  oo-heiiess  of  Sir  John  Bozom,  of  Bozomseal,  and  by 
her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Sir  William  Huddersfield,  attorney- 
general  to  Edward^IV.)  had  issue, 
Thomas,  his  heir. 
John,  canon  of  Exeter  GathedraL 

Thomasin.  m.  to  John  Wise,  Esq.  of  Sydenham,  and  had 
issue,  Oliver  Wise,  anceetor  of  the  Wisss  of  SitdtnAain; 
and  Alicia  Wise,  m.  to  John  Russell.  Esq.,  by  whom  she 
was  mother  of  John,  Ist  Earl  of  Bedford,  K.6. 
Alice,  nt.  to  Sir  William  Cary,  of  Cockingtou,  in  Devon- 
shire, was  slain  at  Tewkesbury,  in  1471.  They  left  a  son, 
Thomas  Cary,  father  of  William  Cary,  who  ro.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Sir  Thomas  Boleyn.  Earl  of  Ormond,  and  younger 
sister  of  Queen  Amnb  Boletn,  and  had  a  son,  Henry, 
Lord  Hunsdon,  K.G.,  lord-chamberlain  to  Queen  Euza- 

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F  U  L 

Sir  Baldwin  was  «.  by  his  eldest  aon. 

Sir  Thomas  Fulford,  of  Great  Fulford,  who.  flghiimir 
gallantly  under  the  banner  of  Lsnoaster  at  the  Battle  of 
Towton,  in  1461,  was  taken  prisoner  and  beheaded.  He  m. 
Philippa,  dau.  of  Sir  Philip  Courtenay,  of  Powderfaam,  by 
Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Walter,  Lord  Hungerford,  fai^- 
treasurer  of  En|^d  temp.  Henry  VL,  and  was  «.  at  his 
decease  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Humphrey  Fulford,  ot  Great  Fulford.  K.B.,  who 
m.  Florence,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Bon  vile,  of  Shute ;  bat 
dying  without  Issue,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

William  Fulford,  Esq.  of  Great  Fulford,  who  m.  Joan, 
diu.  and  co-heir  of  John  Bonvile,  of  Combnieigh,  and  left 
a  son  and  successor. 

Sir  John  Fulford,  knight  of  Great  Fulford,  who  servi^ 
the  office  of  high-sheriff  of  Devon  in  the  20  and  $2 
Henry  VIIL  He  m.  Lady  Dorothy  Bourohier,  younger 
dau.  of  John,  1st  Earl  of  Bith,  by  Cecilia  his  wife,  sister 
and  heiress  of  Henry  D'Aubeney,  Earl  of  Bridgewater.  and 
had,  with  other  issue,  a  dau..  Faith,  m.  to  CapL  Davies, 
the  groat  circumnavigator,  and  a  son  and  heir. 

Sir  Jomn  Fulford,  Knt  of  Great  Fulford,  high-sheriff  of 
CO.  Down,  who  to.  Ann,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Dennys,  of 
Holcombe  Bumell,  and  was  father  of 

Sir  Thomas  Fulford,  Knt.  of  Great  Fulford,  who  m. 
Ursula,  dau.  of  Richard  Bampfleld,  Esq.  of  Poltimore,  and 
had  inter  aliot  a  dau.,  Bridget,  m.  to  Arthur  Champer^ 
noune,  Esq.  of  Dartingdon,  and  a  son  and  suooeasor. 

Sir  Francis  Fulford,  £[nt.  of  Great  Fulford,  who  «. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  (with  her  sister,  Anne,  m.  to 
Sir  Francis  Ashley)  of  Bernard  Samways,  Esq.  of  Toller 
Tratnmi,  and  Winterbouine  St.  Martin,  and  by  her  (who 
was  b.  in  1585)  had,  with  six  daus.,  five  sons,  from,  a 
younger  one  of  whom,  Geoige,  the  present  £ftmily  deaoends. 
Sir  Francis  d.  in  1064,  and  was  $.  by  (the  only  son  and  heir  ' 
of  his  eldest  son,  Thomas  Fulford,  Esq.,  who  was  slain 
in  the  civil  wars,  at  the  siege  of  Exeter,  in  104S)  his 
grandson, 

Francis  Fulford,  Esq.  of  Great  Fulford,  who  to. 
Susanna,  dau.  of  John  Kdland,  Esq.  of  Painsford,  in 
Devon,  and  was  father  of 

CoL.  Francis  Fulford,  of  Great  Fulford,  who  m.  Ist, 
Margaret,  dau.  of  John,  Lord  Poulett,  of  Hinton  St  George; 
and  Sndly,  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Tuokfield,  Esq. 
of  Little  Fulford ;  but  dying  without  issue,  in  1700  (his 
widow  TO.  2ndly,  Henry  Trencbard,  Esq.),  was  «.  by  his 
cousin  (sprung  from  Geoige,  younger  son  of  Sir  Francis 
Fulford). 

Francis  Fulford,  Esq.  of  Toller,  who  then  became  of 
Great  Fulford.  This  gentleman  m.  Catherine,  dan.  of 
William  Swete,  Esq. ;  and  dying  in  ITSO,  left  a  son  and 
successor, 

Francis  Fulford,  Esq.  of  Great  Fulford.  b.  in  1T04; 
who  TO.  Ann,  dau.  of  Sir  Arthur  Chichester,  Bart,  of  Toul- 
ston,  Devon,  and  had  issue, 

I.  John,  his  heir. 

II.  Francis,  vicar  of  Dunsford. 

iiL  Beujamiu- Swete,  who  to.   Joanna -Gerard,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Galpine,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
1  Baldwin,  successor  to  his  unde. 

1  Harriet. 

2  Elisabeth-Mary.  8  Florenoe-Anne. 
I.  Anne,  to.  to  Sir  John  Colleton,  Bart. 

Mr.  Fulford  d.  in  1T48,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Fulford,  Esq.  of  Great  Fulford,  who  to.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Laroche,  Esq. ;  but  dying  without  Issue,  in 
1780,  was  i.  by  his  nephew,  Baldwin  Fulford,  Esq.  of 
Great  Fulford. 

AriM—Qu.,  a  chevron,  arg.,  quartering  FrTzuBSB,  Mors- 
TON.  Belston,  Bozom,  St.  Gborc^  Cantelupb,  St.  Albtn, 
and  Chalbons. 

Creetr—A  bear's  head,  erased,  sa.,  mufCed,  or. 

iSuj>por(«r«— Two  Saracens,  ppr. 

JfoMo— Bear  up. 

iS^— Great  Fulford. 


FULLER  OF  ROSE  HILL. 

Fdlleb,  Augustus -Euott,  Esq.  of  Rose  Hill, 
Brightling,  and  Ashdown  House,  co.  Sussex,  M.P.  for 
East  Sussex,  b.  7  May,  1777 ;  m,  6  Sept.  1801,  Clara, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Owen-Putland  Meyrick, 
Esq.  of  Bodoi^n,  Anglesey,  and  by  her  (who  d, 
17  June,  1855)  has  issue, 

I.  OwKN-JoHN-AuousTus,  of  Bodoxgau,  6.  13  July,  1904, 
who  assumed  the  additional  surname  of  Mxtrick  on 


F  U  L 


F  U  L 


being  left  the  large  estate*  of  his  matenial  gxandflaUier 

in  Anglesey.    (/SbtMBTBicx.) 
I.  Clara,  m.  26  Sept.  1826,  to  Sir  Oeoige-William  Oerrift, 

Bart  of  Hinton  House,  and  d.  leaving  issue, 
n.  Lucy-Anne.  m.  to  Townsend  Inoe,  Esq.  of  Chtistleton, 

near  Chester, 
ni.  Catharine-Sarah.  it.  Augusta-Maria. 

ILitUKflt^ — John  Fullxb,  Esq.  of  Waldron,  and  Tan- 
ners, CO.  Sussex,  (eldest  son  of  John  Fuller,  Esq.  of  Tanner 
in  Waldron.  and  grandson  of  John  Fuller  Esq.  of  Heath- 
field,  Sussex),  d.  in  1615,  leaving,  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  a 
son. 

Captain  Samuel  Fullbb,  of  Tanners,  otherwise  Tan- 
house,  in  Waldron,  bapt.  18  May.  1589,  who  m.  Jane,  or 
Joane,  dau.  of  Stephen  French,  Esq.  of  Stroame.  in  Chid- 
dingley  and  d.  3  Aug.  1653,  having  had,  with  other  issue, 
a  son  and  heir. 

Captain  John  Fuller,  b.  1  Aug.  1617,  who  in.  Ann, 
dau.  of  John  Nutt,  of  Mays,  in  Selmston,  oo.  Sussex,  and 
dying  in  1679,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Fullsb,  Esq.  of  Waldron,  mi^or  of  the  Trained 
Bands,  6.  20  May,  1652,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Samuel  Fowle, 
Esq.  of  London,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

John  Fuller,  Esq.  of  Brightling,  co.  Sussex,  J.P.,  and 
M.P.,  for  that  oo..  6.  28  July,  1680,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 
oo-heir  of  Fulke  Rose,  Esq.  of  Jamaica,  by  Elizabeth,  his 
wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  John  Langley,  alderman  of  Lon- 
don, (which  lady  m.  2nd]y,  Sbr  Hans  Sloane,  Bart.,  and  had 
issue, 

*i.   John,  of  BrightUng,  M.P.,  who  m.  Miss  Darell,  but 
c(.  «.  p.  in  1755.    His  widow  m.  Nashe  Mason,  Esq. 

zi.  Rose,  M.P.  for  Romney,  Maidstone,  and  Rye,  m.  Miss 
May.  but  d.«.  p.  in  1777. 

m.  Hbnrt,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Stoneham,  m.  Frances, 
datu  of  Thomas  Fuller,  of  Cattesfield,  and  had,  with  two 
daus.,  (Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  John-Palmer  Acland.  Bart  of 
Fkirfidd,  and  Frances,  wifo  of  Lancelot  Brown,  Esq.,)  a 
son, 

John  Fuller,  Esq.  of  Rose  HUl,  who  inherited  his 
uncle  Rose's  property,  and  sat  in  parliament  for  Sus- 
sex.   He  d.  unm.  11  April,  1884,  aged  77. 

IT.  TflOMAB,  of  whom  presently. 

y.  Stephen,  a  merchant  in  London,  and  many  years  agent 
for  Jamaica,  m.  Miss  Noakes,  of  Brightling,  and  by  her 
had,  with  two  daus.,  who  d.  wuh.,  three  other  daus., 
1.  Fhilipna,  m.  to  William  Dickenson,  Esq.  of  Kings 
Weston,  M.P.  for  Somersetshire,  and  had  issue :  2.  Eliza- 
beth, m.  to  her  cousin,  J.-T.  Fuller,  Esq. ;  and  8.  Sarah, 
in.  to  her  first  cousin,  Hans  Sloane,  Esq.,  son  of  William 
Sloane,  Esq.  of  Stoneham. 

▼L  Hans,  d.  tmm.  at  Lisbon,  aged  27. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Sloane,  Esq.  of  Stoneham, 
Hants,  and  had  issue. 

The  8rd  son, 

Thomas  Fuller,  Esq..  merdiant  of  London,  m.  Miss 
Ledgitter.  and  by  this  lady  (who  was  neariy  related  to  the 
Parkers  of  Ratton  and  the  Traytons  of  Lswes,  and,  through 
her  brother,  heiress  to  those  fkmilies)  had  two  sons.  Rose, 
the  younger,  and 

John  Tratton  Fuller.  Esq.  of  Ashdown  House,  oo. 
Sussex,  who  m.  1st.  his  cousin.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Stephen 
Fuller,  Esq.,  as  before,  and  had  a  son  and  two  daus.,  all  of 
whom  d,  young.  He  m.  Sndly,  in  1776,  the  Hon.  Anne 
EUott,  only  dau.  of  Gen.  Eliott,  1st  Lord  Heathfield,  the 
gallant  defender  of  Gibraltar,  and  by  her  had  six  sons  and 
five  daus.,  viz., 

I.  Auoubtus-Eliott,  present  representatiTe. 

IL  Francis- John,  an  officer  of  dngoons,  lost  in  the  Bay  of 

Gibraltar, 
m.  Thomas-Trayton,  created  a  Baronet  in  1821,  and  is  the 

present  Sir  Thomas  Tratton  Fuller-Eliott-Drake,  of 

Kutwell  Court  co.  Devon,  Bart.    (Set  Burke's  Peeragt 

and  Baronetaffe.) 

nr.  WiUiam-Steidien.  capt  R.N.,  ±t.p.,  10  Sept  1815. 
V.  Rose-Henry,  RN..  m.  Maigaretta,  dau.  of  flie  late  Sir 

Robert  Sheffield,  and  has  issue,  one  son  and  two  dims. 
VL  Robert  Fitzherbert  in  holv  orders,  rector  of  Chalving- 

ton,  CO.  Sussex,  m.  Ursula*  aau.  of  Sir  Robert  Shefliela, 

and  h%s  issue. 
I.  Anne^  m.  to  John  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  the  Island  of 

Tobago. 

n.  Sarah-Maria.  ni.  Cordelia-Sanh. 

IV.  Louisa.  V.  Charlotte. 

Mr. Fullered,  in  1812. 

Arm*— Barry  of  six.  aig.  and  gu.,  a  canton,  of  the  last. 
Oral — A  horse,  passant  arg. 
Ifotto— Currlt  qui  curat 

Sm(— Rose  Hill,  BrightUng,  and  Ashdown  Houco,  oo. 
Sussex. 

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FULLER  OP  NESTON  PARK. 
Fuller,  John -Bird,  Esq.  of  Neston  Park,  co. 
Wilts,  6.  6  March,  1801 ;  m.  22  June,  1829,  Sophia- 
Harriet,  2iid  dau.  of  the  late  William  Banning,  Eeq. 
of  DiUington  House,  co.  Somerset,  and  has  issue, 
JoHN-AuousTUS,  b.  17  Sept  1831. 


II.  George-Pargiter,  6.  8  Jan.  188S. 
I.  Caroline-Sophia.  ii. 


Harriet-Oeorgina. 


Mr.  Fuller,  J.P.  and  D.-L.,  for  the  county,  and  high- 
sheriff  1852,  is  eldest  son  of  John  Fuller,  Esq.  {b.  in 
1762),  by  Dinah  Jeans  his  wife,  and  grandson  of 
Gerard -Dutton- Fleetwood  Fuller,  Esq.,  who  d.  in 
1795.  He  has  one  brother  and  two  sisters,  viz., 
Neston-Joseph,  6.  Nov.  1802,  who  m.  1826.  Anne- 
Margaret,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Colonel  Browne ; 
Qeorgiana,  m.  1816,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Heathcote; 
and  Louisa-Bfary,  m.  1822,  to  the  Rev.  John- Andrew 
Methueo,  brother  of  the  late  Lord  Methuen. 
<Sta<^Neston  Paxk,  co.  Wilts. 

FULLEBTON  OF  THRYBERGH  PARK. 

FoLLBRTON,  JoHK,  Esq.  of  Thrybergh  Park,  oo. 
York,  b.  in  1808 ;  m.  in  1827,  Louisa,  4th  dau.  of  Sir 
Gray  Skipwith,  Bart  of  Newbold  Hall,  co.  Warwick, 
and  has  issue, 

X.  Thomas-Obat,  6.  80  June,  1828. 

n.  Charles-Garth,  6.  26  April,  1838. 

III.  Artbur-OeoTge,  b.  S3  Sept.  1844. 

X.  Louisa.  II.  Sophia.  m.  Julia-Franoes. 

IT.  Chaiiotte.         y.  Another  dau. 

9»itltEfit» — ^Few  fomilies  can  claim  so  ancient  and 
unbroken  a  line  of  ancestry  as  the  Fullertons  of  Ayrshire. 
Their  pedigree  is  authentically  traced  through  six  centuries, 
and,  during  the  whole  of  that  long  period,  no  link  is  want- 
ing in  the  chain  of  descent;  and,  what  is  more  remarkable, 
no  foilure  has  occurred  in  the  male  succession. 

Traditionally,  it  is  said,  the  family  is  derived  ftx>m  an 
Anglo-Saxon  or  Norman  origin.  This  seems,  at  least,  not 
improbable.  On  the  return  to  Scotland,  or  fiivt  intro^ 
duction  as  some  will  have  it,  of  Walter,  son  of  Alan,  ancestor 
of  the  High  Stewards,  fhnn  England,  about  the  beginning 
of  the  twelfth  century,  he  was  accompanied  by  many  of 
his  friends  and  adherents.  Soon  after  his  arrival,  Walter 
obtt^ed  a  royal  grant  of  the  countries  of  Kyle  and  Strath- 
grife  (now  Renfrewshire),  and  here,  as  Chalmers  and  others 
affirm,  many  of  his  followers  obtained  from  him  grants  of 
land,  and  became  resident  in  the  country ;  and  from  them 
have  been  derived  most  of  the  principal  families  now 
inhabiting  those  parts.  In  accordance  then,  with  tradition, 
it  seems  far  from  improbable  that  at  the  period  here 
alluded  to,  the  ancestor  of  the  Fullertons  may  have  so 
accompanied  the  prcgenitor  of  the  High  Stewards,  and 
obtained  a  possession  in  Kyle. 

Allah  Fullabtom,  living  in  1S40,  d.  about  1280.  He 
was  father  of 

Adam  Fullartov,  who  received  a  charter  of  the  lands  of 
Fullarton  trcm  James,  high  steward  of  Scotland,  which 
charter  was  renewed  by  Robbbt  II.  in  1371.    His  son, 

Rbodcald  Fullabton,  of  that  ilk,  living  in  1810,  was 
father  of 

Sir  Adam  Fullabton,  of  Fullarton,  much  in  the  interest 
of  RoBBBT  II.,  and  the  family  of  Stewart.  In  1346,  he 
accompanied  the  army  under  David  II.  into  England,  and 
was  one  of  those  created  knights  by  that  monarch  before 
the  army  crossed  the  border;  he  was  taken  prisoner  with 
King  David,  at  the  battle  of  Durham,  17  Oct.,  and  on  the 
king's  release.  Sir  Adam's  eldest  son  and  heir  was  one  of 
the  twenty  hostages  left  in  England,  until  the  payment  of 
the  king's  ransom.  By  Haijorie  his  wife,  a  lady  of  the 
Stewart  faunily.  Sir  Adam  had  two  sons, 

JoHK,  who  was  one  of  the  hostages  left  in  England  for  the 
King's  ransom.    He  d.  v.  p.,  leaving  a  son, 
RxonrALD,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 

David,  who  obtained  a  charter  fh>m  Hugh  Eglintoun,  of 
that  ilk,  of  the  lands  of  Laithis. 

Sir  Adam  d.  about  1399,  and  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 
Reginald  Fullartok,  of  that  ilk,  who,  by  Elisabeth  his 

wife,  was  father  of 
RANxnr  Fullartok,  of  that  ilk,  living  in  1413,^  ftom 

whom  derived  in  direct  descent, 


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James  FuLLiitfOv,  of  that  Ult,  vho  m.  AffOM,  dau.  of 

John  Fullftrton^  of  Di-eghorn,  by  Jean  hia  wiC^,  dau.  of 

John  Mure,  of  Rowallan,  and  had  (with  a  dau.  flelon,  ».  to 

Jamee  Blair,  of  Lady  Kirk,  co.  Ayr)  three  aons, 

Jaxxs  Fvllasxov,  of  that  ilk,  anooetor  of  the  Fullabtozts 

o/FuUarton,  co.  Ayr. 

Johu,  who  served  for  some  yean  with  the  army  in  Ger* 
many,  and  in  1639.  went  to  France  as  lieut-col.  to  the 
Hon.  Alexander  Erskine,  brother  to  the  Earl  of  Mar.  In 
1940.  Louis  XIIL,  King  of  France,  advanced  him  to  the 
rank  of  colonel  in  the  French  service.  CoL  Fullerton 
acquired  the  eetate  of  Dudwick,  co.  Aberdeen.  He  m. 
and  left  is^ue;  his  descendant,  Qen.  John  Fullerton,  of 
Dudwick,  a  brave  and  gnllaut  officer,  greatly  distin- 
guished himself  in  the  Prussian  and  Russian  service,  in 
the  latter  of  wiUch  he  attained  the  rank  of  general.  He 
d,  $^.,  and  the  estate  of  Dudwick  passed  into  the  family 
of  Udny  of  Udny.  supposed  to  have  l>een  related  to  or 
connected  with  him. 
WiixiAM,  of  whoae  line  we  treat. 
TheSrdion, 

William  Fullabtov,  minister  of  8t  Quivoz,  m.  Frances, 
dau.  of  Stewart  nf  Rcece,  co.  Renfrew,  a  cadet  of  the 
Stewarts  of  Lennox,  and  had,  besides  an  eldest  son, 
RoBSBT,  several  other  sons  and  datis. ;  one  of  the  latter  m. 
Cleland  of  that  ilk.    His  eldest  son, 

Robert  Fullerton,  of  Craighall,  living  In  1660,  m. 
Barbara,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Hunter,  of  Cortoun,  mayor 
of  Ayr,  and  had  (besides  three  dius.  and  a  younger  son, 
John,  who  went  to  India)  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

Robert  Fullertoh,  of  Craighall,  who  m.  Mirgaret,  only 
dau.  of  John  Wallice,  merchant,  of  Edinburgh,  and  had 
issue,  JoHH,  his  heir;  Robert;  William;  Adam;  George; 
Barbara;  and  Isabel.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

John  Fullcbtok,  of  Craighall.  6.  11  April.  1716,  m.  1st, 
Miss  Oowling,  who  </.  «.  p. ;  and  2ndly,  Miss  Weston,  of 
West  Horsley  Place,  oo.  Surrey,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir.  Weston,  d.  unm. 

Judith,  «i.  Savile  Finch,  Esq.  of  Thrybeigh,  co.  York. 
M.P.  for  Malton,  son  of  the  Hon.  John  Finch,  by  Eliza- 
beth Uavile  his  wife,  granddau.  and  heiress  of  John 
Savile,  Esq.  of  Methley.  who  purchased  the  estate  of 
Thrybeigh  of  Sir  Wilfiom  Reresby,  Bart  Mr.  Savil* 
Fhich  d,  $.  p.,  having  devised  his  estates  to  his  wife, 
Judith  Fullerton,  who  resided  for  twenty  years  after  her 
husband's  death  at  Thrybeigh,  and  d.  in  1803,  having 
■   beoueathed  her  possessions  to  her  nephew,  the  late  John 

Fullerton.  Ewq. 
Mr.  Fullerton,  who  went  to  India,  and  afterwards  escaped 
the  geaeral  massacre  of  the  English,  at  Gedda,  on  the  Red 
Sea,  was  ».  at  his  decease  by  his  elder  son. 

The  Ret.  John  Fullerton,  many  years  rector  of  Strat- 
ford-on-Avon,  who  m.  Rebecca  Garth,*  and  d.  in  1800, 
having  had  a  son,  John,  and  a  dau.  Judith,  who  d,  in  1787. 
The  son, 

John  Fullerton,  Esq.  of  Thrybergh,  Dennaby,  and 
Brinsworth,  co.  Tork,  ft.  In  1778,  m.  10  Dec.  1801,  Louisa, 
daiL  of  Gore  Townsend,  Esq.  of  Honington  Hall,  oo.  War- 
wick, by  Lady  Elizabeth  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  Other  Lewis, 
4th  Earl  of  Plymouth,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1818)  had 
issue, 
I.  John,  Us  heir.  ^   , 

XL  Weston,  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Trebeck, 
rector  of  Ctiirley,  Sussex,  and  had  issue, 
1  John-Reginald-Thomas,  6.  10  Aug.  1840. 
1  CeciUa-Louiaa-Anne.  2  " 

iH.  Thomas,  d.  in  1835. 

IT.  Arthur,  in  holy  orden,  rector  of  Thxybexgh,  near 
Rotherham. 
h  Louisa,  d,  an  infknt. 

u.  Anna,  m   to  Georgo  Ramsden,  Esq.  of  The  Priory, 
Conisbrough,  and  d.  m  1SS7. 

ni.  Elizabeth,  m  to  D.-H.-W.  Pickard.  Esq.  royal  artillery, 
nr.  Horutia-Sophia. 

T.  Frances,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Charles  Smith,  rector  of  East 
Oanton,  Berks,  son  of  the  late  dean  of  Christ's  Church, 
Oxon. 
Col.  Fullerton  d.  19  Jnn.  1847,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 
the  present  John  Fullerton,  Esq.  of  Thrybeigh  Park. 

.^mw— Arg.,  a  chevron,   between  three  otters*  heads, 
erased,  gules. 
CnM^A  camel's  head,  erased,  ppr. 
Motti^—hux  in  tenebris. 
flttti— Thrybeigh  Park,  Rotherham. 


*  This  lady  had  three  brothers  and  one  sister  :— 

Charies  Garth,  father  of  the  late  Hon.  Miss  Garth,  maid 
of  honour  to  Queen  Charlotte  ;  of  C.  Garth- Colleton, 
Esq. ;  and  of  Capt.  Garth,  RN.  of  Haines  HUL  Berks. 

Geuerul  George  Garth,  who  d  at  Beverloy. 

General  Thomas  Garth,  who  d,  at  Usington  House,  Dorset 

Elizabeth,  who  if.  ititm. 
422 


FULLERTON  OF  WESTWOOD  AMTD  BALLIN- 
TOY  CASTLB. 
FcLLEBTOir,  Alexahder-Oeoboe,  Enq.  of  BaUlntoj 
Castle,  CO.  Antrim,  and  Tockington  Mauor,  oo.  Glou- 
cester, late  oaptain  in  the  army,  b,  8  Aug.  180S ;  a. 
at  pHfis,  in  Sviij,  1838,  Lady  Georgiana  LeTeaon- 
Gower,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Earl  of  GranTille,  and 
has  a  son  and  heir, 

Wiluam-Grantilix,  6.  at  the  British  Bmbassy,  Paria, 
15  July,  1884  ;  d.  1865. 

XrCtlfXSC*— In  the  parish  of  Azminster,  eo.  Derroo,  is 
North  Wyke,  enoe  the  residenee  and  inheritaaoe  d  the 
ancient  and  knightly  family  of  Dune,  de  Doune,  le  Downs, 
or  Downynge,  the  original  stock,  from  whieh  sprang  the 
branch  we  are  about  to  detaiL  In  Domesday  Book  ooours 
Ralph  db  Dounb,  a  king's  thane,  and  he  la  described  as 
heading  two  manors  in  Devon.    From  him  derived, 

Hknrt  Downino,  Esq.,  6.  in  1680,  the  yoongsr  brotber  of 
Sir  Geoige  Dovrning,  Bart.,  held  a  commission  in  tiie 
guards  of  Charlrb  II.,  and  was  living  in  Downing-atreet^ 
Loudon,  in  1066.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.,  it  Is  suppoeed,  of  tiie 
aodent  family  of  Clotwarthy,  and  by  bar,  who  is  buried  at 
Bellagby,  had  two  sons,  Adam  and  George.  Henry  Downing 
d.  about  the  year  1608 ;  and  waa  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Colonbl  Adam  Downing,  b.  in  1666,  who  went  over  to 
Ireland  with  Wiluam  III.,  and  held  the  rank  of  ooloiiel  in 
his  army.  He  was  present  at  the  siege  of  Derry,  and  there 
gave  early  and  signal  proofs  of  his  courage,  partidpstiBg  in 
the  battle  of  the  Boyne,  and  contributing  eminently,  by  his 
gallantry  and  skill,  to  the  success  of  the  party  with  which 
he  was  engaged.  He  received  the  appointments  of  deputy- 
governor  of  the  oounty  of  Deny,  colonel  of  ths  militia,  and 
one  of  the  commissioners  of  array,  and  was  abo  granted  by 
his  royal  master  a  large  traet  of  land  in  the  oounty  of 
Derry,  still  possessed  by  his  desoendant.  He  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Jackson,  Bsq.  of  Coleraine  abaestor  of  Sir 
George  Jackson.  B^ut.,  by  Margaret  Beresford,  of  the  noble 
family  of  Waterford,  and  had  issue, 

Henry,  named  after  his  grandfather,  d.  In  his  minority. 

John,  of  whom  presently. 
Colonel  Adam  Downing  d.  in  1719,  and  was  butisd  at 
BoUaghy.    The  inscription  on  his  monument  mentions  his 
descent  from  the  Devonshire  family.    His  son  and  suc- 
cessor, 

John  Downing,  Esq.  of  Bellaghyaod  Bowssgift,  6.  in 
1700,  raised,  during  the  rebellion  of  1746,  at  oonaidenbie 
expense,  a  body  of  men  to  serve  his  king  and  oountry  in  a 
moment  of  great  difficulty  and  dangor.  He  m.  Anne,  dan. 
and  heir  of  the  Rev.  J.  Rowe,  D.D.,  descended  froni  sa 
anslsnt  Devonshire  fiunily,  and  had  three  sons,  namely, 

Clotwoitht,  father  of  John  and  Giflhrd;  the  latttt  a 
military  officer,  was  severrty  wounded  at  Goranna. 

Dawson,  of  whom  presently. 

John,  an  officer  in  the  army,  who  served  In  ths  8iiv«i 
Tears'  War,  and  d,4.p.in  1792. 

TheSndson, 

Dawson  Downino,  Bsq.  of  Bellaghy  and  Bowssgift.  so. 
Londonderry,  6.  in  1789.  inherited  ths  sneient  mansion,  sad 
resided  in  it  tiU  his  death.  He  m.  1st,  Oathsrine.  only  child 
of  George  Fullerton,  Esq.,  and  niece  and  hsixsas  of  Alex- 
ander Fullerton,  Esq.  of  Ballintoy  Castle,  oo.  Antrim, 
descended  from  a  branch  of  the  ancient  Scottish  family  of 
that  name,  and  by  her  had  one  son,  Gborqb,  of  whom 
presently.  Mr.  Dawson  Downing  m.  Sndly,  Sarah-Oathsrine, 
dau.  of  Hugh  Boyd,  Esq.  of  Ba!lycastle,  and  by  Imc  bad 
(with  six  dauis.,  of  whom,  Anne,  m.  to  Robert  Magee,  Bsq. ; 
Margaret,  m.  1st.  Arthur  Handoock,  Esq.,  and  2nd]y,  Rear- 
Admiral  the  Hon.  William  La  Poor  Trench;  and  C^tberine^ 
m.  Tumley,  Esq.)  two  sons,  John,  of  Roweagiil,  Judge  of 
the  Supreme  Court  of  the  Kandian  provlnees,  snd  David. 
Mr.  Downiog's  son  by  his  1st  wUb, 

Gborgb-Albxandbr  Dowhtng,  Bsq.,  hiving  inherited  a 
oonsiderable  property  fh>m  his  great-uncle,  assumed,  in 
compliance  with  that  gentleman's  testamentary  ix^unction. 
the  surname  and  arms  of  Fullsrton,  and  became  eC 
Tockington  Manor  and  BUllntoy.  He  was  6.  at  Ballyeastls, 
in  the  old  fkmily  mansion  of  the  Boyds,  80  Nov.  1775,  and 
d.  in  1847,  leaving,  by  his  wife,  three  sons  and  five 
daua.,  vis., 

I.  Alxxandsr-Gxorox.  his  hsir. 

IL  Geoige.  a  military  officer.  in.  David, 

I.  Ouherine.  n.  Amy.  iii.  Susan. 

IV   Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Andrew  Armstrong,  Bart. 

T.  Maiy-AnaCk  p 


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4rm$'^AxM.f  ttirM  otters'  hMd,  OTaaed,  gu.,  for  Fullxbtoh  ; 
harry  of  elgnt,  ug.  and  vert;  over  ail  a  gryphon,  rampant, 
or.  lor  DowHiifO. 

CVefC— A  camel'B  head  and  neck,  erased,  ppr. 

JtfbMo— Lux  in  tenebris. 

^Mto— Weetwood,  Honu ;  and  Ballintoy  Castle,  co.  Antrim. 


FUBNELL  OF  CAHIRELLY. 

FuRinux,  MxcHASL,  Eeq.  of  CAhirellv  Castle,  co. 
Limerick,  b.  17  April,  1794  ;  m.  1  Sept.  1820,  Laura- 
Frances  Noel,  relict  of  John  BalL  Esq.,  brother  to 
Judge  Ball.  Mr.  Fumell  is  a  deputy-JUeut.  for  the 
00.  and  city  of  Limerick,  and  served  as  high-sheriff 
in  1842. 

%intKQt, — JoHV  FuBMBix,  Eflq.,  son  of  BOUKX  FUB- 
NKix.  Esq.,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Fubhkj<,  Esq.,  was 
lather  of  Patbiok  Miouabl  FaaNELL,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary 
Scanlan,  of  Bal]ynaka,  and  had  a  son,  Johm  Fbsdbbiok 
FmufBix,  Esq.,  who  was<.  by  his  son, 

Mjohael  Fdbnxll  Esq.  of  Cahirelly  Oastle,  high  sherifT 
of  CO.  Limerick  tai  1787.  He  m.  in  1754.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Godfrey  Massy,  brotlier  of  Hugh  Lord 
Massy,  and  by  her  was  father  of 

MiOHASL  FuBNSix.  Esq.  of  Cahirelly  Castle,  who  tn.  20 
Aug.  1791,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  George  Stackp^ole,  of  Craig- 
brien  Castle,  oo.  Clare,  (a  direct  descendant  of  Bobert 
Stiokpoola  who  in  1168  migrated  to  Ireland  from  England,) 
and  by  her  had  issue, 

MiOBABL,  preaent  repreeentative. 

Oeoige,  (treasurer  of  co.  limerick^  m.  Heliora  CantUlon, 
an«i  has  issue. 

John-Thomas,  m.  Arabella  Wallace,  and  has  issue. 

Frederick,  of  Cahirelly  House,  m.  EUsabeth,  sister  of  James 
Brodie,  Esq.,  of  Latheu,  co.  Nairn. 

Mary,  tn.  Th.  O'Brien,  Esq. 

BUza,  M.  te  William  Oabbett,  Esq. 

Jane,  ra.  Lawrence  Marshall.  I«q.  of  TomoUne,  sod  is 


Mr.  FumeU,  who  serred  as  high  sheriff  in  1795,  d.  14  Jan. 
1816. 
»a»-Oahiway  CssUe^  limerick. 


FURSDON  OF  FURSDON. 

FoBSDON,  Geouov,  £sq.  of  Fuptdon,  oo.  Deyon, 

J.P.,  b.  14  Dec  1802;  m.  in  June,  1825,  Oeorgiana, 
dau.  of  H.  AUeyne,  Baq.  of  Barbadoes,  and  has  had 
issue, 

X.  Crablbb.  n.  Walter. 

m.  George-Edward.  tv.  Alf^ed'Henxy-Manois. 

I.  Margaret-Grace.  n.  Ellen. 

m.  Lucy,  d.  in  1889.  nr.  Alice. 

litlf  ape. — ^RoBBBT  FuBSDOH,  of  Fuxsdon,  CO.  Deron, 
living  7th  Edwabo  II.,  son  of  Wai.tbb  Fubspov,  of  Furs- 
don,  by  Johanna  his  wife.  dan.  ef  Bobert  Molins,  m  Tbeo- 
phila,  dau.  of  Philip  de  Dunsmore,  and  was  father  of 
B(»Bn  FuBSiKW,  of  Fursdon,  under  age,  7  Edward  III. 
By  Englesia,  his  wifls,  he  left  a  son,  Thomas  Fubsdom,  of 
Foivdon,  7  Riohabd  II.,  whose  son  by  Matilda,  his  wife, 
was  RoBKRT,  FuBSDOir,  of  Fursdon,  living  Ump.  Hevbt 
IT.,  who  m.*  Dionysia,  dau.  of  John  Sackevlle,  and  was 
fktherof  John  Fursdon,  of  Fursdon,  19  Hen.  VI.,  whose 
son,  WiuuAM  FuBSDON,  of  Fursdon,  living  10  Hbnbt  VII., 
SI.  Kditha,  dau.  ai«d  heiress  of  Thomas  Hayes,  Esq.,  and 
bad  a  son  and  suaeessor,  William  Fubsdon,  of  Fursdon, 
15  Hbnbt.  VIII.,  father  of  John  Fubsdon,  of  Fursdon, 
whose  son,  Xioholas  Fubsdon,  of  Fursdon,  d.  in  1618, 
leaving,  by  Maria,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Roger  Weeks,  Esq.  of 
Northweek,  co.  Devon,  a  son  and  heir,  Gsobob  Fubsdon, 
Esq.  of  Fursdon,  who,  by  Grace,  his  wife,  dan.  of  Lovell, 
of  Cheriton  Pitspaiae,  left  (with  two  daus.,  Elizabeth,  wife 
of  Peter  West,  Esq.  of  l^verton ;  and  Grace,  wife  of  ^ 
Bartnol  of  llverton,  (a  son  and  hdr,  Nioholas  Fubsdon, 
Esq.  of  Fursdon,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dan.  and  heir  of 
William  Cullen,  Esq.  of  Woodland,  co.  Devon,  and  was 
father  of  Giobob  Fubsdon,  Esq.  of  Fursdon.  who  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Bidiard  Elsworth,  Esq.  of 
Bickbam,  oo.  Somerset  and  had  an  only  son. 

Gborob  Fubsdon,  Esq.  of  Fursdon  high-sheriff  for  Devon 
in  175S.  wbo  «.  1st.  EUsaoeth,  eldest  dan.  and  oo-heir  of 
Edward  Cheyne.  Esq.  of  Launceston,  oo.  Cornwall,  by 
whom  he  nsd  a  da'i.,  Eliai'jocl:-  enelope.  w.  (o  I  br  Lyoc, 
Esq.  and  d.  in  1787.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1770,  Grsoe,  dau.  of 
423 


HmBj^btey  (^yd^nihsiD,  Bpq*.  tff  Oombe,  nux  IHilTsrteii,  oe, 
Somerset,  and  left  by  her  a  son  and  heir, 

6bobg»43yi>bnham  Fubsdon,  Esq.  of  Fursdon,  who  m. 
in  1797.  Harriet,  2nd  dau.  of  Francis  Rodd,  Esq.,  of 
Trebartha  Hall,  co.  Cornwall,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Gbobob.  present  representative. 

II.  Edward,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Harriet' Grace,  dau.  of  the 
Hev.  Edward  Rodd,  D.D.  of  Trebartha  Hall,  and  has 
issue,  Edith  and  Elsworth. 

I.  Grace.  IL  Elisabeth. 

hi.  Franees-Jane.  rv.  Penelope. 

Arm»—JiTg.,  a  chev.,  as.,  between  three  flre-baUs,  pjpr. 
Cnttr-K  pTtmie  of  five  ostrich  feathers  issuing  f^m  a  ducal 
eoronet,  all  ppr. 
;$<»(— Fursdon,  oo.  Devon. 

FURSE  OF  HALSDON. 

FcBSE,  The  Rkv.  Chables-Welunqton,  of  Hals- 
dou,  00.  Devon,  6.  16  April,  1821 ;  assumed  the 
Buruame  and  arms  of  his  maternal  uncle,  the  late 
John  Henry  Furae,  Esq. 

Ettif  AfiC. — ^This  family,  whose  name  occurs  as  Fbbsb, 
in  Domesday  Book,  is  one  of  veiy  long  standing  in  the 
county  of  Devon,  and  was  "of  Furse,  in  the  parish  of 
Spreytown,"  in  the  reign  of  Ricbabd  I.  In  1680  the 
Fui-see  removed  to  Haladon,  in  consequence  of  the  mar- 
riage of 

Philip  Fubsb,  Esq.  (son  of  Philip  Furse,  Esq.,  by  his 
wife,  a  dau.  of  the  family  of  Malet  of  Ash)  with  Elisabeth, 
heiress  of  that  property,  dau.  of  Philip  Bellow,  Esq.  of 
Stockleigh  English.  By  this  lady  who  was  6.  in  1613,  Mr. 
Furso  bad  a  son, 

John  Fubsb,  Esq.  of  Halsdon,  father,  by  Johanna 
Warren,  his  wife,  of 

Philip  Fubse,  Esq.  of  Halsdon,  who  m.  Grace,  sister  of 
Louis  Wellington,  Esq.  of  Way,  Devon,  and  had  by  her  a 
son  and  successor, 

Tbb  Rev.  PBTBa-WBLUNOTON  Fubsb,  of  Halsdon,  a 
magistrate  for  Devon,  m.  in  1791,  Miss  Mary  Johnson,  niece 
of  Sir  Joshua  Reynolds,  and  had  a  son  and  two  daus., 

I.  John  Henbt.  J.P.,  6.  1796:  m.  1881.  Anna-Sophia, 
only  dau.  ol  the  Rev.  Richard  Bullcr,  and  cf.  ».  p. 

I.  Theresa,  m.  Chailes- William  Johnson,  Esq.,  and  d. 
28  Aug.  1861.  leaving  issue, 

1  CHAB1.E8- Wellington  Johnson,  in  holy  orders,  who 
took  the  name  and  arms  of  Furse,  and  is  the  present 
possesor  of  Halsdon. 

2  William-Johnson. 

1  Mary-Theresa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Frands  Tidal. 

8  Sarah-Elisabeth. 

8  EUeu-Furse,  m.  to  Charles-Johnson-Anthony  Deane, 
Esq. 
n.  Elisabeth,  w.  to  the  Rev.  W.J.  Tonge. 
.^rms— <}u..  achev.,  embattled,  counter-embattled,  between 
six  halberds  in  pairs,  salUerwise,  or. 
Crttt — A  castle,  ppr. 
jifotto— Nee  dealt  virtns. 
Aiea^— Hslsdou  House,  Torrington,  Devon. 

FYFFE  OF  SMITHFIELD. 

Ftffb,  David,  E»q.  of  Smithfield,  co.  Forfar,  late 
major  44th  regt.,  b.  18  April,  1781 ;  m.  18  Sept. 
1816,  Helen,  .'tth  dau.  of  William  Douglas,  Esq.  of 
Brig^n,  in  i^e  same  county,  and  has  issue, 

I.  David,  h.  4  Aug.  1817,  late  m%}or46th  regt. 

n.  William-Doilglas,  6.  7  Aug  1818. 

ni.  James,  6.  10  Sept.  1819. 

IV.  Charles ;  y.  Robert ;  and  n.  Graham ;  all  ttiree 
d.  young. 

I.  Elisabeth-Graham. 

Major  Fyflfe  is  a  J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Forfarshire.  He  is 
only  surviving  son  of  the  late  David  Fyffe,  Esq.,  ol 
Drumgeith,  co.  Forfar,  by  Anne  his  wife,  only  dau. 
of  David  Hunter,  Esq.  of  Bumside,  For^Etrshire,  his 
only  brother,  Charles,  6.  in  1785,  having  died  in  1804. 
Major  Fyffe  has  had  two  sisters,  yis.,  Barbara,  d.  in 
1811;  and  Elisabeth  Bell,  m.  in  1806,  to  Robert 
Korr,  Esq.  of  Chatto,  co.  Roxbiu^. 

Jfm«^Or,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu.,  armed  and  biumed.  as., 
on  a  chief,  of  the  second,  a  creseent^  between  two  stars,  of 
the  first 

Cnd — A  demi-lion  us  in  the  arms. 

JtfbrecH-Decens  et  honestum. 

/8ea<— The  Lodge,  Droughty  Feny. 


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F  Y  L 

FYLER  OF  WOODLANDS  AND  HEFFLETON. 

FyleRi  Jaubs-Chamne88,  Esq.  of  Woodlands,  co. 
Surrey,  and  Heflleton,  co.  Dorset,  M.A.,  J. P.  and 
D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Dorsetshire  in  1887 ;  6  13  Aug. 
1790;  TO.  let,  19  June,  1815,  Mary,  8rd  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Frederick,  Bart,  of  Burwood  Park,  Surrey,  and 
by  her,  who  d.  in  1823,  had  issue, 
I.  Jambs,  6.  13  Aug.  1818,  B.A.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of 
81ddington,  m.  7  Sept.  1847,  RoBalind-Ch«rity,  eldest 
dau.    of  William-Frederick    Chambers,    Esq.,    M.D., 
K.C.H..  F.RS.,  of  Hordle  House,  Hants, 
u.  Frederick,  b.  22  Feb.  1823,  in  holy  orders,  m.  16  Not.  1852 
Charlotte,  dau.  of  John  Fane,  Esq.  of  Wormsley,  late 
M.P.  for  Oxfordshire,  and  has  issue,  Frederick-John 
Fane,  b.  14  I7or.  1S53,  and  John^Arthor.  b.  Dec.  1855. 
1.  Mary. 

u.  Susan-Elizabeth,  m.  16  Feb.  1847.  to  the  Rer.  Francis 
Pooley  Roupell,  i-ector  of  Walton  en  the  Hill,  Epsom, 
Surrey. 

He  m.  2ndly,  in  1828,  Mary-Elizabeth,  eldest  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Andrew  Buin,  Esq.,  M.D.,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  of  Heffleton,  co.  Dorset^  and  by  her  has  further 
issue, 

I.  Henry-I'Anson,  b.  34  June.  1830.  d.  28  April,  1846. 

II.  John-Williom-Townsend,  Lieut.  31  st  Begt.  b.  11  March, 
1838. 

III.  William-Samuel,  b.  19  Feb.  1835. 

Eintage.— The  R«v.  Samubl  Fylbb,  M.A.,  b.  in  1629, 
Rector  of  Stockton,  Wilt*,  for  nearly  forty  years,  and 
Precentor  of  Salisbury  Cathedral,  was  author  of  a  curious 
work,  now  in  the  British  Museum,  entitled  *'Longitudinis 
invonta  explicatio  non  longs.'*  He  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Hyde,  D.D..  6th  son  of  Sir  Lawrence  Hyde,  of 
West  Hatch,  Wilts,  Attorney-General  to  the  QoBSir  of 
Jambs  I.,  uncle  to  Edward,  Earl  of  Clarendon,  and  by  her 
had  two  sons,  Samuel.  6.  in  1664,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of 
Oroheston,  Wilts,  and  Johk,  of  whom  presently ;  and  six 
daus.,  of  whom  Frances  m.  to  C.  Nason,  Esq.,  and  d.  in 
1719 ;  and  Repentance,  the  youngest,  m.  in  1713,  to  the 
Rev.  Robert  Moigan,  rector  of  Linkinholt,  Hants.  The 
younger  son, 

Thb  Rbt.  Johk  Ftleb,  b.  in  1673,  $.  his  father  in  the 
Rectory  of  Stockton,  and  d.  in  1729,  leaving,  with  a  daiL, 
Anne,  six  sons, 

I.  John,  of  London,  fr.  in  1701,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heiress 
of  John  Hobba,  Eso.  of  Stoke  Courcy,  co.  Somerset,  by 
Moigaret,  his  wife,  oau.  and  co-heir  of  George  Gray,  Esq. 
of  Kingston  House,  Dorset,  and  by  this  Uuiy  had  three 
daus.,  vis  ,  1  Jane,  d.  unm.  in  1796 :  2  Frances,  m.  to  John 
Norton,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1771,  leaving  a  son  and  dau. ; 
and  3  Mary,  m.  16  March,  1762,  to  John  I'Ansou,  Esq.  of 
Epsom,  and  hod  an  only  chUd,  Mary,  m.  to  her  cousin, 
Samuel  Fyler.  Esq 

II.  Samuel,  b.  in  1702,  in  holy  orders,  curate  of  Dunstable. 

III.  Stephen.  it.  Arthur.  T.  Arundel. 
VI.  Geoboe,  of  whom  presently. 

The  youngest  eon, 

Gborob  Ftlbr,  Esq.,  b.  in  1708.  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Bilcliffb,  Esq.,  and  hod  an  only  child, 

Samuel  Ftlbr,  Esq.  of  Twickenham,  Middlesex,  and 
Dover  Street,  London,  borrister-at-law,  b.  3  July,  1759,  tn. 
Ist,  his  cousin  Mary,  only  child  of  John  I'Anson,  Esq.,  and 
niece  of  Sir  ThomaS'Bonkes  I'Anson,  Bart,  of  Corfe  Cas- 
tle, CO.  Dorset,  and  by  her  (who  d,  in  May,  1794)  hod 
issue, 
Thomas-Bilcliffb,  his  heir. 

Jambs-Chamness.  now  of  Woodlands  and  Heffleton. 
John  I'Anson.  b.  1  Jan.  1792,  in  the  army,  d.  in  1815. 
Mary,  d.  young. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  G.  Townsend,  prebendary  of 
Durham,  and  vicar  of  Northallerton,  d.  7  Dec.  1835,  leav- 
issue  two  sous,  George-Fyler  Townsend,  in  holy  orders ; 
and  James-Frederick  Townsend,  also  in  holy  orders; 
and  one  daiL  Mary -Susan,  m.  to  G.  Cator,  Esq. 

Mr.  Fyler  m.  2ndly,  Maiigaret.  dau.  of  Hugo  Amot,  Esq. 
of  Boloormo,  co.  Fife,  descendant  and  representative  of 
Robert  Amot,  of  Woodmylne,  co.  Fife,  comptroller  of 
Scotland,  and  captain  of  Stirling  Castle,  who  was  slain  at 
Flodden,  and  by  her  also  had  issue, 

Samuel- Amot,  in  holy  orders,  M.A.,  vicar  of  Comhill, 
Durham. 

Laurence,  Heut.-col.  12th  Lancers,  m.  1836.  Amelia,  dau.  of 
the  late  Hon.  John  Byng,  Judge  in  India,  and  niece  of 
the  Kte  Viscount  Torrington,  and  has  issue  a  dau.,  Caro- 
line-Amelia. 
i'24 


GAB 

Geoige,  barrister-at-law,  m.  IS  Oct  1841.  Susan,  dau.  o 
Ralph  Foster,  Esq.  of  St.  Leonard's,  Sussex,  and  d 
March.  1856. 

Susan-Anne.  Frances. 

Olivia,  d.  young. 

Moivaret-Louisa,  d.  21  June,  1848. 

Carollne-Christiana-Benuet. 

Amelia-Iilioa-Jane,  m.  Dec.  1853,  to  Richard  Donough- 
more,  Lovett.  Esq. 

Mr.  Fyler  d.  I  March,  1825,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son  and 
heir, 

Thomas-Bilclippb  Ftleb,  Esq.  of  Teddington,  co.  Mid- 
dlesex, M.A.,  MJ*.  for  Coventry,  6.  12  Sept.  1788,  who  vu 
26  Nov.  1S28;  Dorothea-Lucretia,  eldest  dau.  of  Alexan- 
der-W.  Light,  Esq.,  late  col.  of  the  25th  regt,  and  by  hor 
(who  m.  2ndly,  Herbert-F.  Here,  Esq.  of  Pole  Here,  oo 
Wexford)  he  left,  at  his  decease,  4  March,  1838, 

I'Anson-Akvbslbt-Gobe.  b.  5  May,  1832. 
Arthur-Evelyn,  b.  16  June,  1833. 
Dora-Elisabeth-HohvoL  Eva-Rosalie. 

ArtM—Sa-y  three  dnquefoils  between  nine  cross-crosslets, 
or.  quartering,  az.  and  gu.,  a  cross-patonoe,  and  a  chie^  or. 
Crf**— Aporcupine,  ppr. 
Motto— Yolonti  de  Dieu. 
fioUf— Woodlands,  Surrsy,  and  Heffleton,  co.  Dorset. 


GABBETT  OF  CAHIRLINE. 

Oabbbtt,  Willum-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Cahirline,  co. 
Limerick,  m.  1st,  1822,  Rebecca,  only  dau.  of  Hum- 
phrey Jones,  Esq.  of  Mullinabro*,  co.  Waterford,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1828)  had  issue, 

I.  William,  d.  in  1841.  n.  Humphbbt,  d.  1853. 

m.  Richard-Joseph,  b.  Jan.  1828. 

I.  Anne-Choiiotte,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Bowles. 
Mr.  Gabbett  m.  2ndly,  Sept.  1829,  Frances-Mai^garet, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Going,  Esq.,  and  has,  by  her, 

I.  Henbt-Fbamgis,  b.  1830.    u.  Thomas-Richard,  6.  1831. 

I.  Caroline,    ii.  Elisabeth,    ni.  Wilhelmina.    iv.  Janeu 

9Ltntafft* — John  Gabbett,  or  Gabbbtt,  great-grandoon 
of  John  Gabbbtt,  exon  of  the  Yeoman-guard  in  1487.  went 
to  Ireland.  He  m.,  and  had,  besides  a  dau.,  tn.  to  Man- 
ninge,  two  sons,  Robert,  who  d.  at  Coshel  in  1652 ;  and 

William  Gabbbtt,  Esq.,  who  purchased  CahirHne  and 
Rat^jordan,  oo.  Limerick,  fVom  William  Matthews.  By 
Alicia  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  England,  of  Lifford,  he  left 
at  his  decease.  9  June,  1693,  three  daus.  (Elisabeth,  «i.  to 
WUliom  Chadwick,  of  Ballinard;  Alida,  m.  to  Richard 
Sadlier,  of  Sopwell ;  and  Mary,  m,  to  John  Hammersly) 
and  two  sons,  John,  of  Rathjordan  (whose  son  and  heir, 
John,  high-sheriff  of  the  co.  of  limerick  1718,  d.  t.  p.\  and 
William,  of  whom  we  treat.    The  2nd  son, 

WiLUAM  Gabbett,  6.  in  1658 ;  clerk  of  the  i>eaoe  and 
crown  for  Limerick  and  Clare  in  1711 ;  «».  Mary,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Giles  Spencer ;  and  d.  27  Aug.  1713,  aged  55,  leaving 
issue  four  sons  by  her  (who  d.  18  Aug.  1718).    The  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  Gabbbbt,  Esq.  of  Gahirline,  <.  his  oousin  John, 
of  Rathjordan.  He  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Spiers, 
of  Rathanny,  and  by  her  (who  d,  28  Nor.  1717)  bad, 

1.  William,  his  heir. 

ir.  Thomas-Spiers,  of  Tivoli,  Glassmore,  oo.  Cork,  m.  the 
eldest  dau.  of  Boyle  Davies,  Esq.  of  Donny  brook,  co.  Cork. 

HI.  John,  of  Anofflin.  co.  Cork,  m.  Marcella,  dau.  of  WU- 
liam  Cox.  of  BoUinoe.  co.  Limerick,  and  was  fkther  of 
Thomas  Gabbett,  of  Castle  Lake.  co.  Clare,  mayor  of 
Limerick,  who  m.  MLbs  Westropp,  of  Fort  Annua,  co. 
Clare,  and  had  issue. 

1  Robert,  in  holy  orders.  LL.D.,  rector  of  Castletown, 
and  vicar-generol  of  Killaloe,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Studdert,  Esq.  of  Bunratty,  oo.  Chu^  and  had  three 
sons  and  five  daus.,  viz., 

John,  of  Castle  Lake.  J.P.  for  oo.  Clare,  tn.  Milioent. 

dau.  of  Thomas  Studdert,  Esq.  of  Bunratty,  and  had 

a  son,  Robert. 
Robert,  went  to  Australia. 
Poole,  of  Trinity  CoUege.  Dublin. 
Anno.  m.  to  WiUiam  Smithwick.  Esq.  of  ToughaL 
Eli7.abeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Speight,  of  Corbally,  co.  Clare. 
Mary,  m.  to  Peter  Smithwick.  Esq. 
Constance,  m.  to  Heury  Spaight. 
Margaret,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Standish  Parker,  of  CasUe 

Lough,  CO.  Tipperary. 

2  Thomas,  barrister-at-law. 

8  John.  capt.  in  the  army,  of  Shepperton.  oo.  Clare, 
J.P..  m.  Fran^.es,  dau.  of  George  HallaTn,  Esq.,  and  had 
four  sons  and  six  daus.,  viz.,  John ;  Geoigo ;  Thomas, 
deceased;  and  Rohert;  Fiances;  Elisabeth;  Anna; 
Louisa :  Jane ;  and  Margaret. 

4  Poole,  of  Corbally  House.  J.P.  for  co.  Clare,  and  trea- 
surer of  CO.  limerick,  m.  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  Kdmimd 


GAB 

Fitzgerald,  Baq.,  and  had  issue  four  sons  and  three 
dans.,  viz.,  rhomas;  Edmund,  m.  Fronoes,  dau.  of 
Capt.  Rich.  R.N. ;  Poole,  lieut.  In  the  army ;  Robert, 
of  the  Royal  artillery ;  Abigail,  m.  to  John  Westropp. 
Esq. ;  Mary- Anne,  m.  to  Capt.  Franldin,  royal  artillery ; 
Maroella,  in.  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Moore. 

Hr.  Oibbett  m.  2nd]y,  Anne,  dau.  of  Benjamin  Frend,  Esq. 
of  BoUynetiy,  King's  County;  and  Srdly,  Mary.  dau.  of 
William  Freeman,  Esq.  of  Castle  Cor,  and  by  the  latter 
(who  M.  Sndly,  Colonel  Ludovic  Peterson)  had  a  son, 

Joseph,  gen.  in  the  army,  col.  of  the  10th  regt,  who  m. 
AdeUza,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Richmond.  Esq.  of  Spars- 
holt,  CO.  Berks;  and  d.  ».  p.,  leaving  his  estate  of  Spars- 
holt,  ^c,  to  his  brother  William's  son,  Josbpb,  of 
Hi^  Park. 

Mr.  Oabbett  d.  in  1727,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Oabbstt,  Esq.  of  Cahirline,  6.  in  1700 ;  J.P.  for 
oo.  Limerick ;  ta.  in  Mary,  1780,  Dorothea,  dau.  of  the  Rer. 
Rickard  Burgh,  of  Dromkeen,  co.  Limeridc,  and  Grove,  oo 
Tipperary,  son  of  Uliok  Burgh,  bishop  of  Ardngh,  and  had, 
besides  a  dau.,  Elixabeth,  m.  to  Bryan  Manseigh,  Esq., 
three  sons, 

I.  William,  his  heir. 

II.  Richard,  d.  young. 

III.  Joseph,  6.  1738.  of  Hiffh  Park.  oo.  Tippersry,  and 
toarsholt,  co.  Berks,  which  latter  he  had  from  his  unole^ 
Gfen.  Joseph  Oabbett.  He  was  a  capt.  in  the  15th  regt., 
and  mayor  of  Limerick  in  1789.  He  m.  Mary,  eldest 
dau.,  by  Maiy  hit  wife.  dau.  of  William  Armstrong.  Esq. 
of  Mealiffe,  co.  Tipperary,  of  the  Rev.  Rickard  Lloyd,  of 
Castle  Lloyd,  son  and  heir  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Lloyd,  of 
Tower-hill,  chanter  of  Emly,  who  was  grandson  and  heir 
of  Thomas  IJoyd.  of  Tower-hill,  and  Ele:mor  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Burgh,  of  Dromkeen.  Capt.  Oabbett  d.  10  July, 
1818.  having  had  issue  by  his  wife^wfao  d.  18  Jan.  1830), 

1  Joseph,  mayor  of  Limerick  in  1818-19.  who  m.  in  1800. 
Lucy,  eldest  dau.,  by  Lucy  his  2nd  wife,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Philip  Oliver,  Esq.  of  Altimira,  co.  Cork,  of 
the  Venble.  WUUam-Wray  Maunsell.  of  Thorpe  Malsor, 
archdeacon  of  Kildare,  son  and  heir  of  Col.  Thomas 
Maimsell.  who  WHSffrandson  and  heir  of  John,  capt.  of 
the  life-guards  of  Henry  CromwdL  By  this  lady,  who 
was  sister  of  Thomas  Maunsell,  Rsq,  of^  Thorpe  Malsor, 
M.P.  for  CO.  Northampton,  Mr.  Oabbett  had  issue, 

Joseph,  in  holy  orders,  who  m,  in  1885,  Harriet,  eldest 
dau.  of  Charles-Dudley  Madden.  Esq.  of  Spring  Orove, 
Snd  son  of  CoL  Samuel  Madden,  of  Hilton,  who  was 
grandson  and  heir  of  Dr.  Samuel  Madden,  D.D., 
called  PremUuti  Madden,  aiid  has  issue, 
Joseph.  Charles-Edward-Dudley. 

Lucy.  Emily. 

William,  capt.  Madras  artillery. 

Robert,  B.  A.,  Trinity  College.  Dublin. 

Alicia. 

Lucy.  m.  W.-S.  O'Brien,  Esq.  of  Cahermoyle,  2nd  son 
of  Sir  Edward  O'Brien,  of  Dromdand,  and  has  issue. 

9  William.  8  Thomas. 

1  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Oeorge  Studdert,  2nd  sob  of 

Maurice  Studdert,  of  EhnhilL 
S  Alicia. 
8  Dorothea,  m.  to  Robert,  onlv  son  of  Patrick.  2nd  son 

Arthur  Webb,  Esq.  of  WebbsborougfaL  co.  Kilkenny. 

Mr.  Oabbett  d.  in  1700,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son  and 
heir, 

WiLUAM  OabbvIT,  Esq.  of  Cahirline,  6.  in  1781 ;  high- 
sheriff  of  CO.  Limerick,  and  mayor  of  Limerick  in  1775 ; 
who  m.  Jane,  dau.  (by  Helena  his  wife,  dau.  of  Dmiel 
Toler,  Esq.  of  Beeohwood)  of  Richard  Maimsell,  Esq.  of 
BallywilUam,  who  was  desoended  trtna  Thomas  Maunsell, 
a  Royalist  officer,  son  of  Ciptain  Thomas  Maunsell,  R.N., 
and  by  this  lady  had,  besides  a  dau.,  m.  to  W.-Faulkiner 
Minchin,  of  Annagh,  oo.  Tipperary,  three  sons, 

WiLLUiM.  his  heir. 

Daniel.  «a.  Alida,  daiL  of  John  Fitsgerald.  Esq.,  and  was 
father  of  John,  who  m.  Anne.  dau.  ana  heir  of  John- 
Magnith  Fitzgerald.  Esq.  of  Ballinard,  a  lineal  descendant 
of  Archbishop  Magrath,  and  has  a  son.  DanieL 
Miss  Sutton,  i "  


Joseph. 
Master  in  Chanoeiy. 


,  sister  of  Edward  tjutton,  Esq., 


Mr.  Oabbett  d.  in  1789,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Oabwbtt,  Esq.  of  CahirUne,  high-sheriff  of  oo. 
limerick  in  1813,  who  m.  1791,  Jane,  dau.  of  Richard  Waller, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Waller,  co.  Tippersry.  and  had  a  son,  Willlam- 
Hevbt,  his  heir ;  and  two  daus ,  Anne  and  Jane,  who  d.  1850. 
Mr.  Oabbett  d  in  1828.  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  present 
WnuAM-HnniT  Oabbbtt,  Esq.  of  CahirUne. 

;8fa<~0ahirline,  co.  Limerick. 


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GAL 

GAEL  OP  CHARLTON  KING^S. 

Oael,  Samubl-Hioos,  Esq.  of  Charlton  Kings,  co. 
Glouceater,  J.P.,  b.  in  Aug.  1808;  to.  Nov.  1837, 
Annie,  youngest  dau.  of  George  Haasard,  Esq.  of 
Skea,  CO.  Fermanagh,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Charlis-Edwabo. 

I.  Elisabeth-Ann.  n.  Jane. 

ftttuagt.— The  name  of  this  fiamily  has  been  variously 
written,  (Oalle,  Oale,  Oael,  and  originally  De  Oales,)  and  the 
crest,  *'  a  oook  "  gu.,  is  probably  an  illiislTe  device. 

John  Oalk,  Esq.  of  Charlton  Kings,  son  of  Edward  Oale, 
Esq.  of  Charlton  Kings,  by  Sarah  Tuckevill  his  wife,  and 
grandson  of  John  Oale,  Esq.  (son  of  Edmond  Oael.  Esq. 
of  Alstonefield,  near  CheltenhamX  vrho  first  settled  at 
Charlton  Kings,  who  had,  by  Anna  his  wife,  three  sons, 
JoHV,  his  heir ;  Edward,  oapt  in  the  Maryland  Artillery, 
d.  vnm,  in  New  Jersey,  about  the  year  1785 ;  and  Henry, 
who  d.  s.  p.    The  eldest  son, 

John  Oalb,  Esq.  of  Charlton  Kings,  m,  in  1806,  Susanna, 
youngest  dau.  and  last  surviTing  child  of  Charles  Higgs, 
Esq.  of  Charlton  Kings  and  Deerhurst,  Walton,  oo.  Olou- 
oester,  by  Susanna  Cooke,  his  wife,  heiress  of  the  fiunilies 
of  Cooke,  Sloper,  Cooper,  Wager,  and  Deighton,  of  Chariton 
Kings,  and  had  two  sons,  John,  who  d.  vnm.  at  Milan,  in 
1829 ;  and  Samubl-Hioos,  now  of  Charlton  Kings. 

Crest — ^A  cock.  gu. 

IfoUo— Vigilate. 

fietee— Charlton  Kings,  near  Cheltenham. 


GAGE  OF  RATHLIN  ISLAND. 

Gage,  The  Rev.  Robert,  of  Rathlin  Island,  co. 
Antrim,  b.  20  Oct.  1790;  m.  12  Aug.  1812,  Catha- 
rine, eldest  daiL  of  Ezekiel  Davis  Boyd,  Esq.  of 
Ballycastle,  co.  Antrim,  and  by  her  (who  d,  22  Oct. 
1852)  has  issue, 

I.  BoBBBT,  6.  80  July,  1818. 

II.  Esekiel,  b.  28  July,  1819,  m.  16  May,  1848,  Maria,  dau. 
of  John  Dobbs,  Esq.  of  Waterford. 

lu.  John.  6.  1829 ;  d.  25  Feb.  1850. 
I.  Catharine.  u.  Barbara. 

III.  Rosella,  m.  to  Oardiner  Harvey,  Esq, 

IV.  Amelia,  deceased.  v.  Susan,  deceased. 

VI.  Elizabeth,   m.  to  Bobert-H. -Wallace  Xhinlop,  Esq., 
and  deceased. 

VII.  Adelaide.  viu.  Dorothea. 

Mr.  Gage  is  a  magistrate  for  co.  Antrim. 

Etiteaffe.— This  is  a  branch  of  the  English  fitmily  of 
Oaob  of  PirU.    The  first  who  went  to  Ireland  was 

The  Rev.  Robsbt  Oaob,  chaplain  to  Queen  Anne  and  to 
Lionel,  Duke  of  Dorset,  lord-lieutenant  of  Ireland.  He  was 
for  many  years  prebendary  of  Aghadoey.  in  the  diocese  of 
Deny,  and  in  which  he  was  i.  by  his  son. 

The  Rev.  John  Oaob,  prebendary  of  Aghadoey,  who 
m.  26  Feb.  1788,  Susan,  dau.  of  the  Rov.  John  Johnston, 
rector  of  Clond«vadogue,  in  the  diocese  of  Raphoe.  and  d. 
28  Jan.  1763.    His  son, 

Robert  Oaob,  Esq.,  b.  16  Oct.  1739,  m.  25  Dee.  1776, 
Barbara,  dau.  of  John  Richardson,  Esq.  of  Somerset,  near 
Coleraine,  oo.  Londonderry,  and  had  issue, 

John,  d.  unm.  Frederick,  R.N.,  d.  tnua. 

Robert,  of  Rathlin  Island. 

Barbara,  m.  to  Robert  Harvey,  Esq.  of  Malinhall,  co. 
DonegaL 
Susan. 
Mary- Anne,  m.  to  Marcus  Richardson,  Esq. 

Srat— Rathlin  Island. 

GALBRAITH  OF  MACHRIHANISH  AND  OF 
DRUMORE  HOUSE. 

Galbraith,  DAyiD-STUART,  Esq.  of  Machrihanish 
and  of  Drumore  House,  co.  Argyll,  b,  9  Oct  1782; 
m.  1812,  Elizabeth,  only  child  of  James  Fraser,  Esq. 
of  Skye  (of  the  Fraseus  of  Lovat),  one  of  the  three 
sons  of  Donald  Fraser  and  Mary  Macdonald,  dau.  of 
Donald  Gom,  2nd  son  of  Macdonald  of  Slate,  now 
represented  by  Lord  Macdonald.  Mrs.  Galbraith  d, 
1 85S,  aged  56,  and  was  buried  in  Gleusaddell  Abbey, 
Cantire,  the  adjoining  Castle  of  that  name  having 
been  a  seat  of  Mr.  Gtadbraith's,  sold  by  him  a  few 


GAL 

yean  since.     Mr.  Oalbraith  lias  had  issue  by  his 
said  wife  seyeral  children,  viz., 
X.  Jambs-Fbasib,  a  magistrate,  ito.,  of  Argyllshire ;  m. 
1844,  Ceoilii-Sirah,   Sad  dau.  of  Robert  de  Lisle,  Of 
Acton  Hall,  oo.  Northumberland,  Esq. 
It.  Alexander-Macdonald,  also  a  magistrate  of  Argyllshire, 
d.  at  Pau,  in  France,  1850 ;  m.  1848,  Maria,  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  Alexander  Boott,  of  Bath, 
ni.  David-Stuart.  iv.  Alfred-Stuart. 

V.  John-Campbell,  d,  1845. 

VI.  Albert-Stuart.  vii.  Henry-Louis. 

I.  Hargaret-Frassr,  m.  1888,  Capt.  Thomas-Hay  Campbell, 

Madras  Artillery,  d.  1843. 
n.  Elizabeth-Fraser,  m.  1848,  Thomas-McMiken  CraufVOrd, 

Esq.  of  Orange  H^use,  oo.  Ayr.,  chief  of  Baidland  and 

Ardmillan.  descended  from  the  Cbavfobm  qf  Loudoun. 
m.  Mary-Davinia-Stuart,  m.  1864,  Fiederic-John  Keeling, 

of  Colchester,  co.  Essex,  Esq. 
XT.  Flora-Stuart,  m.  1840,  Captain  Charies-Ounpbell  Hook, 

7th  Madras  Cavalry. 
T.  Julia-Stuart,  d.  1848,  wm. 
VI.  Emma-Stuart,  m.  1817,  Thomas-Burton-Watkin  Forster, 

Esq.  of  Holt  Manor  House,  oo.  Wilts, 
vn.  Octavia-Stuart,  m.  1848,  Jamse  Yaudrey,  Esq. 
vui.  Adelaidie-Stuart. 

Mr.  Qalbraith  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut  of 
Ai^yllshire. 

Etncage.—The  famUy  of  Oilbraith  is  of  the  remotest 
antiquity;  its  Qame  is  derived  flrom  the  oeltic,  and  it 
originally  belongs  to  the  Lennox,  of  Scotland.  It  vras  in 
the  parish  of  BiUdemoch;  oo.  Stirliug,  that  the  Oalbraiths 
<^  BaUUmoeh,  chiefs  of  the  name  h%d  their  residence.  The 
family  before  us  is  sprung  from  the  Oalbbaithb  of  the  Isle 
of  Giffka,  who  descended  firom  the  QALBRAiTUBqf  Baldimock, 
having  fled  there  with  Lord  James  8tu<urt,  youngest  son  of 
Murdoch,  Duke  of  Albany,  from  the  Lenox,  after  burning 
Dumbutou,  in  the  reign  of  Jambs  I.  of  Scotland.  They 
continued  to  hjld  that  islind,  until  after  1590,  from  the 
Maodonalds  <if  tJu  ImUs:  and  in  Fi-aser's  Statistical  accoimt 
of  its  inhabitants,  the  following  occurs : — "  The  majority 
-of  them  are  of  the  names  of  Oalbraiih  and  Macneill,  the 
former  reckoned  the  more  ancient.  The  Oalbmiths,  in 
the  Gaelic  language,  are  called  Breatanuich  or  Clann  a 
Breatanuich,  i.  e.,  Britons,  or  the  children  of  the  Briton, 
and  were  once  reckoned  a  great  name  in  Scotland,  according 
to  the  following  lines : — 


That] 


"  *  Bhroatanuich,  o'n  Talla  dhearff, 
Hailse  sir  Alba  do  shioinneadh."* 

"'Oalbraiths'  trom  the  Red  Tower, 
Noblest  of  Scottish  simames.'" 


Mauriob  Galbraith,  the  Galbraith,  baron  of  Baldemoch, 
aforesaid,  was  chief  of  the  Highland  clan  Bhreatanuich,  or 
family  of  Galbraith,  A.D.  1220.    His  direct  descendant, 

Archibald  Rov  Galbbaith,  of  the  Isle  of  Gigha,  off  the 
ooast  of  Argyllshire,  Ump.  Chablgs  I.,  was  chief  of  that 
branch  of  the  clan  which  had  become  settled  in  Gigha,  as 
aforesaid.    His  son  and  heir, 

Malcolm  Galbraith,  of  Gigha,  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Archibald  Galbraith,  of  Gigha,  Esq.,  who,  as  well  as 
bis  father  and  grand&ther,  were  leading  royalists  in  their 
locality.    His  son  and  heir, 

Dashbl  GALBRArrH,  of  Gigha,  Esq.,  and  laird  of  Machri- 
hanlsh,  in  Cantire,  in  the  county  of  Argyll,  cf.  1814,  aged  84 ; 
he  m.  1765,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Archibald  Stuart,  Esq.  (son, 
by  Flora  Maoalister  his  wife,  of  Archibald  Stuart,  Esq.  of 
Askomilbeg,  and  grandson  of  James  Stuart,  of  the  family 
of  Stuart  €/  Bladehall,  an  ofBoer  in  Montrose's  army,  and 
a  devoted  loyalist,  who  escaped  to  Cantire,  after  the  defeat 
at  Philiphaugh,  in  1847.)  By  this  marriage  alone  survives 
the  present  David  Stcabz  Galbraith,  his  other  surviving 
and  younger  brother,  Daniel,  who  m.  Marion,  dau.  of  Mac- 
donald,  of  Scothouse,  first  oousiii  of  the  late  Glengarry, 
having  d.  1846,  aged  6S. 

Jrmo—Q\Lt  a  fesse,  ehequvi  aig.  and  as.,  between  three 
erased,  of  ""  *  •   •      -  .- 


the  second,  muzsled,  of  the 


bears' heads,  arg. 
third. 

Creti-^iL  Lion's  head  and  neck,  ppr.,  erased. 

JTotto— Vigilo  et  spero. 

Sm^— Drumore  House,  Argyllshire. 


GALTOK  OF  CLAVERDON. 

Galton,  Dabwih,  Esq.  of  Claverdon,  co.  Warwick, 
J.P.  and  P.U,  high-sbenff  I860;  b.  18  March,  mi  i 


GAL 

m.  24  Sept  1840,  Mary-Elizabeth,  eldest  dua.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Phillips,-  Esq.  of  Edstone,  ca  War- 
wick, bj  Mary  Weir,  his  2iid  wife,  and  has  had  one 
son, 
John-Samuel,  b.  28  Nov.  1841,  d,  SO  Aug.  184S. 

triltf affC*^-The  name  of  Oalton  is  of  andent  ocenr- 
renee  in  the  co.  ot  Dorset.  Hutchins,  in  his  history  of  that 
shire,  makes  mention  of  the  heirs  of  Simon  de  Oalton.  as 
holding  of  Walter  de  Hogle,  and  he  of  the  king  In  chief,  by 
knight's  serviee.  the  hamlet  of  Galtoa.  surveyed  in  Domes- 
day Bouk,  in  two  parcels,  by  the  dsejgnation  of  GaHone  or 
Oaveltone.  The  Rev.  John  Oalton.  M.A.,  of  New  College, 
Oxford,  aud  vicar  of  Lulworth,  during  fifty  years,  was  b.  in 
1578,  and  the  Rev.  Edward  Oalton  held  the  rectory  of 
Wareham  in  1061 .  The  immediate  ancestor  of  the  Warwkk- 
shire  family, 

Hubbbt  Oaltov,  of  Kingston  Wlnterhoom,  in  Dorset- 
shire, d.  in  1662.  leaving,  with  three  daus.,  Dorothy,  6.  In 
1648 ;  Mary,  b.  in  1666 ;  and  Edith,  b,  in  1668,  (who  aU 
d.  unm.)  an  only  son, 

JoHH  Oaltok,  Esq.  of  Tatton,  oo.  Somerset,,  b.  in  1660, 
who  m.  Bridget  relict  of  John  Tucker,  Esq.,  and  d,  in  1606, 
leaving  a  son  and  successor, 

JoHV  Oalton,  Esq.  of  Tatton,  6.  in  1671,  who  m.  inlTOS, 
Sarah  Button,  and  had  three  ems  and  four  dans.,  namelj, 

JodK,  of  Duddeeton.  oo.  Warwick.  6.  In  1705 ;  a.  in  1734^ 
Hannah  Alloway,  but  d.  without  Issue,  in  1776. 

Robert,  of  Bristol,  merchant,  b.  in  1703:  m.  in  1734, 
Hannah  Farmer,  and  d.  in  1746,  leaving  two  sons  and  two 
daus.,  all  of  whom  d.  jroung, 

Samuel,  of  whom  presently. 

Edith,  d.  without  issue,  in  1784. 

Sarah,  m.  in  1774,  to  Willium  Menson,  Esq.  of  Tlminttirr 

£^^^^.}bothrf...p. 

Mr.  Oalton  d.  in  1748.    His  8rd  son, 

Samuel  Oalton,  Esq.  of  l>uddeston  House,  oo.  Warwick- 
shire, 6.  in  1720,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Joseph  Fanner,  Esq.. 
and  left  at  his  decease,  with  four  daus,  Sarah,  Maij,  Eliza- 
beth, and  Hannah  who  all  d.  issueless,  a  son, 

Samuel  Oalton,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  of  Duddeeton  Honse.  6. 
18  June.  1708  who  m.  in  1777,  Lucy,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert 
Barclay,  Esq.  of  Ury,  in  Kincardineshire.  M.P.  fbr  th'it  oo., 
by  Lncy,  his  first  wifb,  dau.  of  David  Barclay,  Esq.  of  Lon- 
don, and  had  i?sue, 

Samuel  Tertius,  his  heir. 

Thoodore.  b.  1  April,  1784,  d.  5  June,  1810. 

Hubebt-John-Barolav,  of  Wariey  Hall,  Salop. 

Ewan-Cameron,  6.  in  1791,  d.  in  1800. 

JoHN-HowARD,  of  Hadsor  House,  Worcestenhire. 

Mary- Anne,  m.  1806,  to  Lambert  Schimmelpenninok,  Esq. 

Sophia,  m.  19  March,  1833.  to  Charles  Bt-ewin,  Esq. 

Adele,  m.  in  lf>27,  to  John-Kaye  Booth,  M.O.  of  Brush 
House,  in  Torkshire. 

Mr.  Oalton  d.  19  Jtme,  188S,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Samukl-Tebtius  Oalton.  Esq.  of  Duddeston  House,  oo. 

Warwick.  J.P.  and  D.L..  b.  28  March,  1788 ;  m.  SO  March. 

1807,  Frances- Anne-Violetta,  eldest  dau.  of  Erasmus  D  urwin, 

M.D.,  F.R.S.,  author  of  the  "  Botanic  Garden, "  4c,  and  had, 

I.  Darwin,  now  of  Claverdon. 

Erasmus,  of  Loxton,  J.P.  for  Somersetshire,  b.  81  March. 
1815. 

Francis,  b.  16  Feb.  1882,  m.  1  Aug.  1858.  Louisa-Jane^  eldest 
dau.  of  the  late  Dr.  Butler,  dean  of  Peterborough. 
Elijsabeth-Anne,  w.  81  Dec  1845,  to  Edward  Wheler,  Esq., 
grandson  of  Sir  Charies  Wheler,  Bart. 
Lucy-Harriot,  m.  29  March,  1882,  to  James  Moilliet,  E«q.  of 
The  Elms,  Abberley,  co.  Worcester,  d.,  leaving  l»ue. 
6  Nov.  1848. 

MiUioent- Adele,  «n.  18  May,  1845,  (o  the  Rev.  Robert 
Shirley  Bunbuiy,  vicsr  of  flwsnses,  who  d,  88  May,  18411. 
Emma-SQphia. 

Mr.  Oalton  d.  28  Oct.  1844. 

^mw— firm.,  on  a  feseo,  engr.,  gu.,  between  six  fieui»-de- 
Its,  of  the  second,  an  eagle's  head,  erased,  arg->  between  two 


Crest— Oo.  a  mount,  vert,  sn  eegle,  erm.,  looking  np  at  the 

sun,  or,  its  claw  resting  on  a  fleur-de-lis,  gm. 
Afot/o— Oaudet  luce. 
Aendaice^Leamington. 


GALTON  OF  WARLEY  HALL. 

Oalton,  Hu^KtiisfoHK-BAitcLAT,  Eaq.  ot  Warisy 
Hall,  CO.  Salop,  J.P.,  (.  26  April,  1789 ;  m.  l^  Jolf, 
1815,  Mary,  dau.  of  Robert  Barclay,  Esq.  of  London, 
Banker,  and  baa  one  •urriTiHg  child| 

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ftinM0f  .-^Fof  4t$Hn»  and  «m«  ntn  to  ih«  inrtceding 
ftrtteto. 

^^ai— Wariey  BflU,  in  Salop. 

OALTOK  OF  HADZOR  HOtJSE. 

Galtok,  Johk-Howabd,  "BacL  of  Hadzor  House, 
CO.  Woroetter,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  haa  served  as  high- 
•heriff,  6.  8  Nov.  1704 ;  m.  15  Dec.  1819,  Isabella, 
only  surviving  child  of  Joseph  Struit,  £sq.  of  Derby, 
ftnd  has  issue, 
t.  ThbodObi-Howasd,  b.  2  Oct.  1820,  m.  S8  April,  1853, 

Franoea- Amelia,  dau.  of  —  Arthur,  Esq. 
n.  Douglaa-Strutt,  b,  i  July,  1822,  m.  SO  Aug.  1851,  Mari- 
anne Nicholaon. 
m.  Herman-Srneat.  b.  tS  Mardh,  1826,  m.  8  Jtma,  1851, 

tn.  Mary-Cameron  Abercromby.  of  Olaaaaugh. 
IV.  Bobert-Cameron.  6. 17  If ov.  1880,  m.  21  Kov.  1854, 
Frances-Anne-Adele,  dau.  of  James  Moilliet.  Eaq.  of 
The  Elms.  Abberiey,  co.  Iforeeeter,  and  has  s  dau., 
Lucy-Ethfll. 

iLitUXte*— Vor  dmtiU  and  Mrm$  refer  to  prwMdisg 
faaailj. 


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f  Drollwi^. 


GALWBY  OF  LOTA. 

Galwet,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Lota,  oo.  Cork,  «.  his 
elder  brother,  ihe  late  John  Galwey,  Esq.,  who 
d,  $,p,  14  Jan«  1840.  He  is  Rear-Admiral  of  the 
Red. 

Htllf  8Q[f . — O^OHR  Ds  BuBOO,  younger  brother  of  Ulick 
de  Burgo,  anoesix>r  of  tho  Marquis  of  Clanricarde,  having 
accredited  the  HUs  of  the  citisens  of  Oilway,  was  com- 
monly known  by  the  name  of  John,  of  Galway,  and  for  his 
signal  servioesiu  defending  Ball's  Bridge,  Limerick,  against 
the  great  force  of  O'Brien,  of  Desmond,  in  1381,  received 
the  honour  of  knighthood  from  Lionel  Duke  of  Clirence, 
the  lord-Ueutenaa^  of  Ireland,  by  the  name  of  Sir  John  dr 
Oalwst,  with  permission  to  him  and  his  heirs  to  carry  in 
his  arma  the  reproaeatacion  of  Ball's  Bridge,  and  the  date 
18#1,  under  the  saine  for  ever.  He  d.  in  UOO,  leaving  four 
suns  vis.. 

WiLLiAX,  anceeiw  of  Sib  OEOinurr  Oalwiv,  created  a 
baronet  of  Ireland  by  Jamis  1.  (8m  Bvaks's  Ibainct 
Barofuiaoe.) 

Henry,  killed  in  t.he  Irish  wars,  unm. 

Edward,  also  killcid  in  the  same  wars.  unm. 

OnoFmv,  of  wh«tae  desoendonts  we  nave  to  treat, 
^le  fourth  son, 

OsorfRKV  ns  Oai  wbv,  who  serred  the  oftce  of  mayor  of 
Cork  in  1480,  m.  Eliiiabeth,  dau.  of  De  Couroy,  Lord  King- 
sale,  and  wna  i.  I^Il's  son, 

EDWARD  Oalwxt,  tlsq.  of  Dungannon,  co.  Cork,  ancestor 
ef  the  Oalwsvb  ^  Lo^,  whose  representative, 

John  Galwev,  Esq.  of  Lota,  one  of  the  members  for  the 
elty  of  Cork  in  the  ptrliament  of  Jamh  II.,  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  WiMam  Meadt^,  Esq.  of  I  alUntobber,  and  sister  of 
Sir  John  Meade,  Bart.,  and  grandfMher  of  the  first  Earl  of 
danwilliam.    By  IMb  lady  he  had  a  son  and  dan., 

TfiLUAir,  his  heir. 

Mary,  m.  to  Michael  t9i«oe,  Esq.  of  Oraoefield. 
The  son  and  successor, 

WiLUAM  Oalwev,  Esq.  of  lota,  m.  Mazy.  dau.  and  heir 
of  John  Butler.  Esq.  of  Westcourt,  co.  Kilkenny,  nephew 
of  James,  first  Duke  of  (>rmonde,  and  had  issue, 

JoHV.  his  heir.  Richard. 

Elizaneth.  m,  to  her  cousin,  William  Coppinger,  Esq.  of 
Bally  volane  and  Ban^'hicourt,  co.  Cork. 

Helen,  Lady  Esmonde. 

Mary,  Mrs.  Byrne,  of  tlie  county  of  Carlow. 

WnUam  Qalwey  d.  in  1733,  and  was  i.  by  Ms  son, 

JoBH  Oalwkv  Esq.  of  I  iota  and  Westcourt,  who  m.  Jane, 
dan.  of  WiUMm  O'Brien,  Esq.  (ft  Ahacross,  oo.  Cork,  and  d. 
1798.  havhtg  had  Issue, 
1  EnWABD,  his  heir. 
n.  Btchard,  who  <f.  in  18^.  hatrtng  bad 
1  John,  of  Port  Richard,  who  m.  his  cousin,  Jane,  dan. 
of  James  Ofthvey,  Esq.,  and  has  Usue. 
3  Wil  iam,  HeuC  TTth  regtment. 
8  Edward. 

1  Mvj,  M.  to  JaBBetlambasd,  Es^.  «f  Seity. 
d  EMza.  8  Jane. 

4CMbarine.  6 

m 


G  AN 

m.  John,  of  Doon,  eo.  Clare,  who  m.  1st,  Miss  Butler,  of 
eo.  Clare,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons,  William,  d.  on  board 
ship,  and  James  ;  and  -  ndly,  Emily  Ooold,  by  whom  he 
has.  Edward.  Jane,  Catherine,  Frances,  Maiy,  Gertrude, 
and  Elisabeth,  all  married. 

IV.  William,  in  holy  orders.  Archdeacon  of  Killaloe,  who 
m,  Lydia,  oau.  of  Patrick  Webb,  Esq.  of  Hermitage,  co. 
Cork,  of  the  finnilv  of  Webbsborougfa,  co.  Kilkenny,  and 
d.  in  1888,  having  Bad, 

1  John,  who  m.  Miss  Abigail  Cook,  of  KUteman,  oo. 
Tipperary,  «.  p. 

2  Charles,  who  m.  Miss  Honoris  Knox,  of  Londonderry, 
and  has  issue. 

8  William,  d.  in  1880.  4  Robert. 

6  Edward,  who  wt.  Miss  Anne  Sankev,  of  co.  Tipperary. 

6  Richard,  who  tn.  Jane.  dau.  of  Wuliiim  Oalwcy,  Esq. 
of  Baggot  Street,  DubUn,  d,  19  Oct  1831,  leavmg  a 
poethumous  dau.,  Lydia-Anne. 

L  Mary,  deceased.  il  Gertrude,  deceased. 

III.  Jaiiie,  m.  in  1788,  to  Sir  Richard  Kellet,  Bart.,  and  has 
issue. 

The  eldest  son, 

EnwABn  Galwey,  Esq.  of  Lota,  m.  1st,  Jane,  dau.  of 
Mountiford  Weetropp,  Esq.  of  limerick.  and2ndly,  Martha, 
4th  dau.  of  Randall  Roterts.  Esq.  of  Brightfieldstown.  ee. 
Cork,  and  sister  of  Sir  Thomas  Roberts,  first  baronet,  fiy 
the  former  he  had  issue, 

X.  John,  his  heir. 

n.  Edward,  admiral,  R.N.,  successor  to  his  brother, 
tn.  William,  of  Lower  Baggot  Street,  Dublin,  iriio  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  Hufth  Noroott,  Esq.  of  Sprtegfield,  co.  Cork,  uneie 
of  the  hite  Mi\jor-Gen.  Sir  Amoe  Norcott,  and  has  by  her, 
who  d.  8  Aug.  1882,  two  sons  and  one  dau.,  vis., 
1  Edwabd«  barAster-at-law,  m.  Cornelia-Matilda,  eldest 
dau.  of  Heyward  St.  Leger,  Esq.  of  Heyward's  HiH, 
00.  Cork,  and  has  bad  issue, 
John-Edward,  6.  in  1838,  d.  in  1840. 
Matilda-Anne.  Isabella-Miranda. 

S  John. 

I  Jane,  ^  to  her  cousin,  Richard  Galwey,  son  of  the 
Venerable  Archdeacon  Galwey. 

IV.  Richard,  who  d,  leaving  four  daus.,  Maiy,  Charlotte, 
Helena,  nnd  Isabella,  all  married 

V.  Mountiford,  lieut  RN.,  d.  in  the  West  Indies  about  1806. 

VI.  James,  who  m.  Miss  Maroella  M'Evoy,  and  had  issue, 
1  Bdwaxd,  deceased. 

S  Christopher,  ensign  98rd  regiment,  d.  in  1880. 
8  James.  4  Peter,  (twin  with  Jane.) 

5  Richard,  deceased.        6  William. 

7  Michael,  lieut  E.  I.  Ca's  service. 

1  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Williams. 

2  Jane,  m.  to  Jolm  Galwey,  Esq.  of  Fort  Richara. 

8  Mtircella.  4  Anna. 

6  Louisa,  fa.  to  Edward  Galwey,  second  son  of  John 
Galwev,  Esq.  of  Doon,  in  Clare. 

8  Antoinette, 
vri.  Pierce,  oapt  20th  regiment,  who  was  drowned  oiT  Cork 
Harbour,  in  1880,  in  a  pleasure  boat,  with  his  two  eldest 
sons.    By  his  wife,  Sarah  Johnson  of  the  island  of  Trin- 
idad, he  left  Edward,  Richard,  Mary-Anne,  and  Susan, 
vin.  Thomas,  d.  unm. 
Edward  Gahvey  d.  in  1812,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHv  Galwey,  Esq.  of  Lota,  who  m.  in  1813.  Susan  dau. 
of  John  Grainger  Esq.  of  co.  Meath,  and  widow  of  P.  E. 
Arthur,  Esq.  of  Limerick,  but  by  her.  who  d.  in  1886,  had 
no  issue.  He  d.  14  Jan.  1840,  and  was  t.  by  his  next 
brother,  the  present  Admiral  Edward  Galwey,  of  Lota. 

Arm»~-l9t  and  4th,  or,  on  a  cross,  gu.,  five  mullets,  of  the 
field ;  2nd  and  3Td,  aig..  the  ropresentation  of  Ball's  Bridge, 
underneath  the  date  1861. 
Cred—A  cat  scrjant,  ppr.,  collared  and  chained. 
i/o<<oe»— Above  the  crest  Vinctus  sed  non  victns;  and 
below  the  shield,  Tincit  Veritas. 
Ji€ndtn«§    tower  Baggot  Street,  Dublin. 


GANNON  OF  LARA. 

Gannok,  Nicholas-John,  Esq.  of  Lara,  co.  Kil- 
dare,  h.  18  April,  182d ;  m.  22  April,  1852,  Elizabeth- 
Patricia,  eldest  dau.  of  Eueas  MacDonnell,  Enq.,  by 
Elizabeth,  his  8rd  wife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Jonathan 
Hoimes,  of  Thirsk,  co.  York,  and  has  issue, 

L  John-Patrick,  6.  May  11, 18£6. 

X.  Pauline-Elisabeth.  u.  Georgina-Maiy. 

Mr.  Qannon  is  a  magistrate  for  the  cos.  of  Meath 
and  Kildare. 

?Lll1f  AffC'-Lara,  originally  written  Laragh,  was  pur- 
ohssed  about  half  a  century  ago,  by  Nicholas  GAiryoir  Esq. 
of  Balliboy.  eo.  Meath.  who  m.  Anne  Caddon.  and  d.  20  Sept. 
1824,  learing  issue,  a  dau.,  Mary- Anne,  Who  m.  1810,  Christo- 
pher Drake,  Esq.  ef  Boriston,  oo.  Meath,  and  ihise  sens, 


GAR 

Of  whom,  the  elder,  Jambb-Lawbbhoi  OAKiroif.  Esq.  of 
Laragb,  made  many  additions  to  the  funilymansioii.  formed 
eztenaiye  pleisare  grounds,  and  effected  many  other  im- 
provements in  the  demesne.  He  d.  without  issue,  twelve 
yea»  after  he  inherited,  in  1886.    His  brother 

JormOamnon,  Esq.  of  Laragh.  m.  25  Sept.  1826,  Elizabeth- 
Henrietta  youngest  dau.  of  Myles  MacDonnell.  Esq.  of  Clon- 
more  House,  Doo  Castle  and  Rosbeg.  oo.  Mayo,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  188SX  left  at  his  decease.  22  Aug.  1887,  two  daus., 
Mary-Anne,  d.  1842,  and  ElLsabeth-Mary,  m.  1852,  to  Frede- 
rick John  Long,  Esq.  of  Wimbledon,  and  one  son,  the  pre- 
sent Nicholas  John  Oanmon,  Esq.  of  Lara. 

;8M(^Lara,  Kiloook. 

GARDE  OF  BALLINACURRA. 

Garde,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Ballinacurra  House,  co. 
Cork,  and  of  Ganyduflfe,  oo.  Waterford,  6.  7  Nov. 
1807. 

Htncaffe.— The  flunily  of  Oa«db  is  supposed  to  have 
oome  originally  from  France,  and  settled  in  Kent.  Of  the 
Keutiah  line,  was  Thomas  Oardb,  temp.  Jao.  I.,  who  had 
three  sons,  all  of  whom  served  in  the  dvil  wars  of  Ireland 
of  the  17th  century.  Of  these  three  brothers,  Thomas 
Ga&ds  was  the  eldest,  and  acquired  a  good  estate  by  pur- 
chase and  otherwise,  as  well  as  benefldal  leases  of  land  flnom 
8ir  St.  John  Brodrick,  on  whose  estate,  in  the  oo  of  Cork, 
he  settled  at  the  time  of  the  Restoration.  By  Alice  Croker, 
his  wife,  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1688,  Wiluam,  his  heir; 
John,  and  Christopher.    The  eldest  son  Wiluam  Oabdb,  of 

Ballybane,  m.  Jane  dau.  of ,  and  left,  at  his  deooase,  in 

1713,  besides  daus.,  two  sons, 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

II.  William,  of  Rathcaanon,  co.  Cork,  whose  will  was  dated 
1728 ;  he  d.  the  following  year,  leaving  by  Maiy  Goold 
his  wife,  three  daus.  and  five  sons,  vis., 

1  John,  m.  Elizabeth  Beere.  2  Francis. 

8  Heiuy,  of  Moimtbell,  m,  Ann,  datu  of  Valentine 
Harding.  Esq.  of  Cork,  and  widow  of  William  Walter, 
Esq.  ofJBallymartin. 

4  Thomas,  of  Oarrymore,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Garde, 
Esq.  of  Polemore,  and  had  issue,  Thomas,  of  Oarrymore 
and  Kilban7,  who  d,  vmm,  ;  Jolm,  of  Kilbarry,  d.  uam. ; 
and  Richard,  of  Oarrymore,  m.  Miss  Parker. 
6  William,  of  Ballinvullen,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John 
Boles,  Esq. ,  and  had  a  dau. 
The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Gabde,  Esq.,  of  Polemore,  m.  1609,  Martha,  dau. 
of  John  Downing,  Esq.  of  Broomfield,  oo.  Cork,  and  had, 

I.  William,  his  heir. 

II.  John,  of  Glin,  oo.  Waterford,  m.  1785,  Ann,  dau.  of 
Ec'w.ird  Jackson,  ^q.  of  Scart.  co.  Waterford,  and  by 
her,  who  m.  2ndly,  William  Beere,  Esq.  of  Ballyboy,  co. 
Tippenury,  left  at  his  decease,  4  June,  1747, 

1  Thomas,  heir  to  his  undo. 
8  William,  d.  tatm.  1760. 

1  Sarah,  m.  to  James  White.  Esq.  of  ToughaL 

2  Rebecca,  m.  Ist,  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Lymberry;  and 
2ndly.  to  the  Rev.  Hans  Fell,  both  of  whom  she 
outlived  to  a  very  advanced  age. 

III.  Thomas,  of  Dunsfort.  m.  1st,  1742,  Elizabeth,  datu  and 
co-heir  of  Samuel  Boles,  Esq.  of  Dunsfort,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  1740)  luid  an  only  son, 

Thomas,  of  Broomfield,  and  afterwards  of  BaUindinis, 
b.  1748;  nt.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Oarde,  Esq.  of 
Mountbsll,  CO.  Cork,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1886,  ased  97) 
left  at  his  decease,  m  1822,  aged  79,  one  son  and  three 
daus.,  viz., 

1  Charles,  of  BallJndinls,  m.  Harriet,  dau.  of  Henry 
Croker,  Esq.  of  Quaitertown,  co.  Cork,  and  left  at 
his  decease, 

Thomas,  of  BaUindinis,  m.  and  has  issue. 
Henry,  of  Youghal,  M.D.,  m.  and  has  issue. 
Charies.  of  Casuemartyr,  ia.  and  has  issue. 
John. 

Harriott,  m.  to  Thomas  Cole,  Esq.  of  Cork. 
1  Anne,  m.  1792,  to  Warham  Durdin,  Esq.  of  Bunville. 
S  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robert-Atkins  Durdin,   Esq.  of 
Cnmemore,  co.  Garlow. 

8  Jsne,  tn.  1814.  to  Francis  Drew,  Esq.  of  Frogmore, 
oo.  Cork,  and  Meanuss,  oa  Keny. 
Thomas  Oarde,  of  Dimsfort,  in.  2ndly,  1758,  Jsne,  dau. 
of  William  Walter,  Esq.  of  Ballymartm,  co.  Cork,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  1810)  left  at  his  decease,  1766,  three  sons, 
and  a  daiL,  viz., 

1  William,  of  Bathcalleo,  co.  Cork,  m.  Jane.  dau.  of 
T.  Harding  Esq.  of  B  lUinsohig,  oo.  Cork,  and  d.  1828, 
aged  69.  loiiving  an  only  child,  Jans,  vu  to  John  Browne, 
Esq.  of  Coolcowre. 

2  John,  of  Dunsfort,  d.  «.  j».  1804,  aged  50. 

8  Henry,  of  Knodttne^  co.  Cork,  M.D.,  an  eminebt 
428 


GAR 

physician;  m.  1794,  Anne,  dau.  of  th«  tier.  Mr.  8mith« 
rector  of  Csnnavee,  co.  Cork,  and  d,  1841,  aged  8S, 
leaving  issue,  Thomas  of  Knockane,  M.D..  m.  a  dau.  of 
Uie  Rev.  Tbos.  Wakeham,  and  has  issue;  John,  vicar  of 
BalUnafach,  m.  EUzabeth.  dau.  of  Robert  Boles.  Esq.  aod 
d,  1838.  leaving  issue;  and  Ellsn.  m.  the  Bev.  Qftdtttij 
Smith,  rector  of  Kiuneigh.  and  d.  1851,  leaving  issue. 
1  Anne,  m.  1784.  to  John  Boles,  Esq.  of  Springfield,  co. 
Cork,  and  d.  1848,  aged  91. 
Thomas  Garde,  of  Polemore,  d.  1732,  and  was  «.  by  his  soo, 

Wiluam  Oabdb,  Esq.  of  Broomfield,  and,  afterwarda,  of 
Ballinacurra,  co.  Cork,  a  man  of  vigorous  intdlAct  and 
great  knowledge  of  the  wortd;  m.  1st,  Doroas,  dan.  of 
—  Peard.  Esq.  of  Coole,  oo.  Cork,  but  by  her,  who  «L 
1752,  had  no  issue.    He  m.  2ndly,  Aphra,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Clutterbuck,  Esq.  of  Baniiingstown,  oo.  Tipperary,  and  by 
her  had  issue, 
Thomas,  who  d.  at  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  1775. 
William,  of  Broomfield.  who  d.  suddenly  of  fever  a  few 
days  before  he  was  to  have  been  manied,  1777. 
Aphra,  d.  tmm.  1794. 
Mr.  Oarde  d.  in  1791,  and  was  burled  at  Cloyne,  haviog 
bequeathed  the  bulk  of  his  estate  to  his  nephew, 

Thomas  Gabob,  Esq.  of  Ballinacurra,  oo.  Cork,  and 
Garryduff,  co.  Waterfonl,  who  m.  8  Jsn.  1761.  Mary-Anne, 
2nd  dau.  of  Jeffrey  Prendergast,  Esq.  of  Mullogh  Abbey, 
CO.  Tipperary,  and  sister  and  heir  of  CH>t.  Henry  Prender- 
gast, of  that  place,  and  had  issue, 
John,  his  heir. 

Hbnbt-Pbbndeboast,  successor  to  his  brother. 
Lucy.  Anne.  Eleanor. 

Mr.  Oarde  d.  24  Deo.  1806,  and  was  «.  by  Us  eldest  sod, 

John  Oabdb,  Esq.  of  Ballinaourra.  who  m.  Anne,  dan.  of 
Sir  Christopher  Musgrave,  Bart. ;  and  d.  %.  p.  1882,  aged  68, 
and  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

Hbnby -Pbendbboast   Oabdb,  Esq.  of  Ganyduff,  co. 
Waterford,  who  then  became  of   Ballinacurra.     He  ai. 
29  Oct.  1806,  Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Hoaxe, 
Bart,  of  Annabella,  co.  Cork,  and  had  issue, 
Thomas,  present  representative  of  the  ftunily. 
Edward-uoar^  of  Carewswood.  co.  Cork,  m.  Eleanor,  dsa. 
of  William-Massy  Baker,  Esq.  of  Fortwilllam,  oo.  Cork, 
and  has  issue. 

aotUda-Henrietta,  m.  Francis  Rowland,  Esq.  of  Kilkoy 
House,  CO.  Cork;  and  d,  1848. 
Mr.  Oarde  d.  27  July,  1841. 

AriM-'Kz.^  on  a  chevron,  aig.,  three  birds,  vert,  a  chief, 
or,  chorgod  with  three  griflins,  segreant,  sa. 

CVeit— A  demi-griflin.  sa.  Ifotto— Tovdours  fidlble. 

5Mi<«~BalllnacuRa  House,  Midleton,  ca  Cork ;  and  Garxy' 
dufl;  Youghal,  co.  Waterford. 


GARDENCAMPBELL  OF  TROUP  HOUSE 
AND  GLENLYON. 

Garden  -  Campbell,  Francis  •  Wiluam,  Esq.  of 
Troup  House,  co.  Banff,  and  Glenlyon  House,  co. 
Perth,  h.  23  Oct  1840;  «.  his  father  8  Oct  1848. 

ILtn^aff^* — ABCTffBAT4>  Campbell  (Snd  son  of  Sir 
Duncan  Campbell,  of  Glenurdiy,  ancestor  of  the  noble 
house  of  Breadalbane),  was  of  Glenlyx>n,  in  150S,  and  Arom 
him  the  subsequent  Camfbelm  qfOteiUyan  descended.  Their 
eventual  heiress  is.  Balnxaybs,  of  Edradour,  oo.  Perth, 
and  was  mother  of  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

Kathbrins  Balnbaybs,  who  m.  Pbtbr  Gabobh,  Esq.  of 
Delgaty,  oo.  Aberdeen,  who  thus  aoquiring  the  estate  of 
Glenlyon,  assumed  the  name  and  arms  of  Campbell,  of 
Glenlyon.  Mr.  Garden-Campbell,  by  the  heiress  of  Glen- 
lyon, had  issue,  Alexander,  d.  tmm. ;  Peter,  d.  umm. ; 
Frakois,  his  heir;  Peter-Henry;  David;  Helen,  m.  John 
Burnett,  Esq.  of  Elrick ;  Jean ;  Katheiine ;  Maxgaret,  m. 
to  W.  Farquharson,  Esq.  of  Monaltrse;  Christian;  and 
Maiy,  m.  to  Thomas  Burnett,  Esq.  The  eldost  surriving 
son  and  heir, 

Fbakois  Gabobk-Campbbll,  sojooeeded  to  the  estates  of 
Delgaty,  Troup,  to.  Ho  m.  1788,  Penelope,  dau.  of  Richard 
Smyth,  Beq.  of  BalljrDatray,  oo.  Waterford,  and  by  her 
(who  m.  2ndly,  Mi^or-Gen.  Bruce)  had  an  only  son  and  heir, 

Francis  Gabdsn-Campbell,  Esq.  of  Troup  and  Glenlyon ; 
who  M.  Ist,  S3  Dec  1816,  Christian-Forbea,  dau.  of  Archi- 
bald Cumine,  Esq.  of  Auchry;  and  Sndly,  25  Sept.  1812, 
Maria,  only  dau.  of  Major-Gen.  Duff,  of  Camousie ;  and  by 
the  former  had  issue,  Fbakois  ;  Archibald ;  Agnes,  m.  to 
John  Khiloch,  Esq.  of  that  ilk,  and  Kilrie,  oo.  Forfiur ;  and 
d.  June,  1886,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Fbamois  Gabdbv-Campbkll,  Esq.  of  Troup  House,  oa 
Banff,  and  Glenlyon,  oo.  Perth,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,  6. 18  Vor. 
1818 ;  m.  18  Jt^,  1889,  Gsoigiilft-Anne,  dan.  of  the  late 


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O  A  B 


W.-P.  Brigitockd,  Baq.,  M.P.  for  Somenet»  by  whom  he 
hud  issue, 

F&AVOIS-WXLUAM,  b.  28  Oct  1840. 

JfKmilfn  at  SKvtitn. 

The  fSunily  of  Oftrdyne,  or  Garden,  has  for  many  oentories 
poiseesed  lands  hi  the  shires  of  Banff  and  Perth,  and  is 
mentioned,  at  a  Tery  early  period,  as  Oardyne,  of  that  ilk, 
and  of  Banohoiy.  In  1580,  Oardyne,  of  Banchory,  was 
one  of  the  gentlemen  sent  by  Jamju  I.  to  Denmark,  on  the 
occasion  of  the  treaty  of  marriage  betwixt  him  and  the 
Princess  Anne,  afterwards  his  queen.  In  the  succeeding 
generation  the  lands  of  Banchory  were  sold,  and  Mi^or 
Alexander  Oarden,  son  of  the  last  laird  of  Banchory,  went 
with  the  troops  sent  by  Chablbs  I.  to  Oustams  of  Sweden, 
and  was  present  at  the  battle  of  Lutzen.  where  that  great 
prlnoe  lost  his  life,  in  1682.  Mi^or  Oarden  remained  several 
years  at  the  Swedish  court,  high  tai  fkvour  with  Queen 
Christina,  and,  on  her  abdication,  in  1654,  returned  to 
Scotland,  and  purchased  the  lands  of  Troup.  He  m.  Betty, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Strachan,  Esq.  of  Olenbrindy,  and  had 
issue,  Albxavdsb  Oabdcn,  Esq.  of  Troup,  who  m.  Bathia, 
dau.  ot  Sir  Alexander  Forbes,  of  CnOgieTar  Bart,  and 
was  t.  by  his  ddeet  son, 

Alkxamdu  Oakdbn,  Esq.  of  Troup,  who  m.  Jean,  dau. 
of  Sir  Francis  Orant,  of  CuUen,  Bart,  and  had,  besides 
three  dans,  Jane,  m.  to  Alexander  Forth,  of  Freefield  and 
Olenbrindy ;  the  2nd,  n.  to  Arthur  Forbes,  of  Schwas ;  and 
the  8rd,  m.  to  Joseph  Cuming,  of  Auchry ;  and  three  sons, 
Albxavdbb,  Fbaxoib,  and  ParsE.  The  eldest  son  and 
heir, 

Alkxahdsb  Oabdbn,  Esq.  of  Troup,  ».  his  father  in  1T40, 
and  acquired  great  hmded  possessions.  He  represented 
the  county  in  parliament  for  many  years,  and  was  con- 
sidered the  wealthiest  commoner  in  the  north  of  Scotland. 
He  d.  num.  in  1785,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

FaARcn  OABDBir,  of  Troup,  Lord  Oardenstown,  one  of 
the  Judges  of  the  Court  of  Session.  This  gentleman  was 
remarkable  for  his  talents  and  eloquenoe,  for  the  suooessAil 
manner  in  which  he  oonducted  several  important  lawsuits, 
and  particularly  the  oelebnted  "  Douglas  cause.**  In  1744, 
he  was  male  sheriff  of  Kincardineshire;  and  in  1761, 
accepted  the  office  of  Joint  solidtor-geueral  of  Scotland, 
together  with  Mr.  James  Montgomery,  under  Mr.  Pitt's 
administration.  He  also  made  great  improvements  in  his 
extensive  estates;  built  the  town  of  lAurenoeUrk,  oo. 
Kincardine,  and  purchased  a  royal  charter,  erecting  it  into 
a  burgh  ci  barony,  with  a  regular  magistracy.  Lord 
Oardenstown  d.  unm,  in  1793,  and  was  t.  by  his  brother, 

Pktxk  Gabdbh,  Esq.  who  had  purchased  the  estate  of 
Delgaty.  He  *».,  as  stated  before,  tiie  heiress  of  Olenlyon, 
and  assumed  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Campbell. 

ilmu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  or,  a  boar's  head,  erased, 
sa..  for  Campbsll;  2nd.  aig.  a  gall^,  oars  in  action  and 
sail  ftoied.  sa.,  for  Lobn  ;  Srd.  or.  a  fesse,  cbsquy,  aa.  and 
arg..  for  Stswart,  charged  on  the  centre  with  a  heart  gu., 
royally  crowned. 

CVmC*— Ist.  a  boar,  passant  arg- ;  2nd,  a  derai-lion,  ram- 
pant, holding  iu  the  dexter  paw  a  lieart  royally  crowned. 

Jlo<toe»— Above  the  arms,  *'qu»  recta  sequor;**  below 
the  shield.  *'viresanimat  virtus.^ 

attpporttn    Dexter,  a  boar,  aiig. :  sinister,  a  lion,  ppr. 

8$ati    Troup  House,  oo.  Banff;  Oleulyon,  co.  Perto. 


GARDINER  OF  COOMBE  LODGR 

Gardinbr,  Samuel-Wearx,  Esq.  of  Coombe  Lodge, 
00.  Oxford,  D.L.,  b,  2  Feb.  1821 ;  high-Bheriff  1849 ; 
m.  10  Aug.  1848,  LMbella-Malet,  2Dd  dau.  of  Sir 
lAwrence  y augfaaD  Palk,  Bart  of  Haldon,  Deyon, 
and  has  issue, 

L  CHABLBB-LAWaBNOK-WBAaB,  b.  14  NOT.  1849. 

L  Issbella-Lanra-Elisabeth. 

UntKQt* — ^This  fiunily  claims  descent  from  that  of 
Oardiner.  of  which  was  Stephen  Oardiner,  secretary  to 
Oirdfaial  Wolsey.  bishop  of  Winchester,  temp.  Hbnbt  VIII., 
and  ofaaaeellor  of  England  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Mabt. 

Hkvbt  OABDnrca,  of  Castle  Coombe,  co.  WOts,  son  and 
heir,  by  Joan  his  wife,  of  Hbnbt  Oabdibbb,  of  Castle 
Coombe^  oo.  WUts,  who  was  6.  in  1596,  and  d.  21  Oct.  1669, 
m,  6  Oct.  1671,  Elisabeth  Woodman,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
26  July,  1705)  had,  beaides  other  issue,  Henry,  6.  in  1672 ; 
JoHH,  of  whom  we  treat ;  Francis ;  Mary ;  and  Elinbeth. 
Mr.  Oardiner  d.  in  Jan.  1726.    His  younger  son, 

JoHH  Oaboibbb,  Esq.  of  Tythe  Horton,  oo.  Wilts,  b. 
9  Sept  1684;  d.  in  1754,  haviag  had,  by  Catherine  his  wif^ 
429 


(who  d.  10  May,  1744),  besides  other  issue,  Samubl,  of 
whom  presently;  John,  6.  in  1781;  Anne;  Mary,  m.  to 
Thomas  Swanson,  of  Basinghall  Street,  and  d.  in  1794.  The 
ddestson, 

Samuel  Oardivcb,  Esq.  of  Woodford,  oo.  Essex,  b.  in 
1724 ;  m.  1  March,  1750,  Jane-Anne  Parkinson,  of  London ; 
and  d.  4  Jan.  1794,  having  had  by  her  (who  d.  in  1781), 
with  other  issue  who  d.  young,  Samitbl,  of  whom  here- 
after; John-Philip,  6.  17  March.  1762,  d.  4  March,  1808; 
Sophia,  m.  in  1791,  to  Jasper  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  The  Cottage, 
Maidenhead.  Berks,  and  d.  in  1834 ;  Anne,  tn.  80  Jime,  1770, 
to  John-Fisher  Weare,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  Somerset,  and  d. 
19  Nov.  1831.    The  elder  son, 

Samuel  Oaboinbb,  Esq.  of  Coombe  Lodge,  co.  Oxford, 
b.  18  Sept.  1755 ;  m.  14  Nov.  1782,  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Charles  Boddam,  Esq.  of  Capel  House,  Bull's  Cross,  Enfleld, 
and  niece  of  Oovemor  Boddam,  of  Bombay,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  12  Jan.  1818)  bad,  to  survive  youth, 

Chablbs-Wbigbtb,  his  heir. 

Rawson-Boddam.  b.  8  Oct  1787:  m.  17  March.  1828,  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  William-Baring  Oould,  Esq.  of  Lew  Tren- 
chard,  Devon. 

Allen-Francis,  capt.  R.N.,  5.  28  June.  1794;  m.  Ist,  1  July, 
1823,  Julia-Susanna,  dau.  of  John  Reads.  Esq.  of  Ipedeii 
House,  Oxon ;  and  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
William  Marsh,  of  Maidstone,  Kent,  and  has  issue  by  the 
former. 

Jane,  m.  29  Aug.  1805,  to  the  Rev.  Edward  Yansittart 
(Ist  cousin  of  Nicholas,  Baron  Bexley),  who  afterwards 
changed  his  name  to  Neale.    She  d.  13  Aug.  1806. 

Emma,  m.  28  July,  1818.  the  Rev.  Oeorge  Hunt,  of  Buck- 
hurst  House,  Berks,  and  Barmingham,  Suffolk. 

Ifr.  Oardiner  d.  10  June,  1827,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Chablbs-Wbioht  Oabdikxb,  Esq.  of  Coombe  Lodge,  b, 
18  Nov.  1783 ;  who  m.  1  M^,  1810,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Chase.  Esq.,  B.  I.  Co.'s  dvil  service,  Madras,  and 
has  issue, 

Samubl-Wbabb,  now  of  Coombe  Lodge. 

Mary-Anne- Amdia. 

Laura-Emma,  m.  14  April  1841,  to  Sir  William-Berkeley 
Call.Bart 
Mr.  Oardhier,  who  for  many  years  was  military  secretary 
to  the  E.  I.  Co.'s  government  at  Calcutta,  under  Lord 
Hastings,  d.  2  Feb.  1842. 

Arm$  Quarteriy;  let  and  4th,  or,  on  a  chevron,  gu.,  be- 
tween three  griffins'  heads,  erased,  as.,  two  Uoos,  coimter- 
passant,  of  the  field,  for  Oardiiteb;  2nd  and  Srd,  gu.,  on  a 
cross,  or,  five  mullets,  sa.,  for  Boddam. 

Crett — A  griffin's  head,  erased. 

Motto— Deo  non  fortunao. 

Seat— Coombe  Lodge,  Whitchurch,  Oxon, 


GARDINER  OF  FARMHILL. 

Gardiner,  John,  Esq.  of  Farmhill,  oo.  Mayo,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  high-Bheriff  in  1S38,  6.  31  Oct  1797 ;  t/i. 
Ut,  14  May,  1819,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  James  Cuff, 
Lord  Tyrawly,  by  whom  he  had  issue  a  dau., 
Harrist,  He  m.  2ndly,  14  Sept  1882,  Eleanor, 
dau.  of  James  Knox  Gore,  Esq.,  and  Lady  Louisa 
Gore  liis  wife,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  John-Chablbs,  6.  28  April,  1844. 

n.  Henry-William,  6.  4  Feb.  1862. 

L  Louisa-Anne. 

n.  Charlotte-Emily,  m.  Dec.  1866. 

m.  Eleanor-Catherine-Adelaide. 

nr.  Hannah-Maria>Augusta, 

ILtttfagt. — Chablbs  Oabdibbb,  Esq.  of  Touroe,  la. 
Maria,  dau.  of  —  Bourke,  Esq.  of  Beathfleld,  oo.  Ksyo, 
and  had  issue  a  son, 

John  Oabdimbb,  Esq.  of  Farmhill,  co.  Mayo,  «.  1T92, 
Anne,  dau.  of  James  Oildea,  of  doona  Castle^  and  by  her 
(who  d.  1826)  had  issue, 

JoBK,  present  representativew 

Maria,  m.  to  Andrew-Chirke  O'Malley,  Esq.  of  Nua  Castle, 
CO.  Mayo. 

Hannah-Anne^  m.  to  ftands  Evans,  Esq.  of  Moun^oy 
Square,  DubUn. 

Ifette^Virtuti  et  fortune. 


GARDYNE  OF  MIDDLETON. 

Bruob-Gardtnk,  Thomas-Maofhbrson,  Esq.  of 
Middleton,  co.  Forfar,  b.  23  Feb.  1881. 

%iltttiQt* — ^There  are  no  records  known  to  be  in  ezist- 
enoe  of  the  early  history  of  this  fSunily.  The  first  authentic 


GAR 


OAR 


doeomcnt  is  a  Jtwtioiary  process  in  the  16th  century, 
telating  to  a  feud  between  the  laird  of  Qardyne  and  the 
laird  of  Outhrie,  the  latter  of  whom  was  killed  by  the 
former.  An  account  of  Forfiurshire,  written  by  John  Och- 
terlony,  of  Guynd,  printed  in  the  Spottiswood  Miscellany, 
and  supposed  to  be  compiled  somewhere  about  1660  or 
1670,  calls  them  "Oairdyne  of  that  ilk,  a  very  ancient 
family,  and  chief  of  the  name ;"  previous  to  that  time  the 
castle  of  Gardyne,  and  a  great  part  of  the  barony,  had 
passed  out  of  their  hands.  The  tradition  of  the  family  says 
it  had  been  '*  wadset,"  to  raise  money  for  the  government, 
in  defence  of  the  country.  The  Gabdtnbs,  or  Oabdbkb, 
of  that  ilk,  the  Oabdtkgs  of  Lauton,  and  the  Oabdtnbs  qf 
MiddUion,  are  all  one  and  the  same  family. 

David  Oabdykk,  of  Lawton,  m.  in  1603,  Janet  lindsay, 
of  Edzell,  and  had  issue.    He  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Qabdtne,  who  m.  in  1643,  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Sir 
John  Arbuthnott,  of  that  ilk,  and  had  issue,  four  sons  and 
twenty  daus.    The  eldest  and  heir, 

Robert  Gabdtne»  Esq.  of  Lawton,  m.  in  1676,  Orizzel, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Watson,  Esq.,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder 
son, 

David  Gasdthk,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  m.  in  1706,  Anne, 
ddest  dau.  of  Graham  of  Flntry,  and  had  issue.  The 
eldest  son,  David,  after  the  battle  of  Culloden,  d,  at  New- 
port, in  Flanders.    The  Snd  son. 

Jambs  Gabdyne,  Esq.  of  Middleton,  had,  by  his  wife, 
Kary,  dau.  of  Provost  Wallace,  of  Arbroath,  whom  he  m. 
in  1741,  five  sons  and  eight  daos.  All  the  sons  d,  s.  p.  The 
last  survivor.  Thomas  Gabdyite,  Esq.  of  Middleton,  D.L., 
d.  vnm.  1841,  and  was  «.  by  (the  son  of  his  sister,  Ann, 
wife  of  James  Bruoe,  Esq.)  his  nephew, 

William  Bbuoe,  who  assumed  the  name  of  Gardtke  in 
addition  to  that  of  Bruoe.  in  accordance  with  his  uncle's 
settlements.  He  m.  in  18*26,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Iieat.-CoI. 
Haopherson,  of  Canada,  and  had  issue, 

THOMAS-MAOPHBBaoN,  uow  of  Middloton. 

James-WUUam,  b.  17  April,  1832. 

Evan,  *.  16  April,  1838. 

David-Greenhill,  6.  4  Aug.  1833. 

Anne,  d.  in  18S1.  Agnes-Mary,  d,  in  1847. 

lia^or  Gaxdyne,  m^or  87th  regt.,  and  a  deputy-lieut.  for 
ForHeuBhire,  d.  16  June,  1846. 

Jrm*— Gabdtvb  and  Bruce,  quarterly. 
CretU—l  Oabdthk,  2  Bbuce. 
£ecU— Middleton  House,  oo.  Forfar. 


GARLAND  OF  MICHAELSTOWE  HALL  AND 
WOODCOTE  GROVE. 

Garland,  Edgar-Walter,  Esq.  of  Michaelstowe 
Hall,  Essex,  and  of  Woodcote  Grove,  Surrey,  J. P., 
b.  26  Dea  1814 ;  m.  19  Feb.  1844,  Amelia,  2nd  dau. 
of  Robert  Robertson,  Esq.  of  Auchlecks,  co.  Perth, 
and  Membland,  co.  Devon. 

Hm^age. — Gablakd,  of  Michaelstowe  Hall,  Essex,  and 
Woodcote  Grove,  Surrey,  has,  for  a  long  succession  of  years, 
held  poseoasions  in  Essex,  Sussex,  Surrey,  and  Lincoln- 
shire :  branches  ace  also  established  in  the  cos.  of  Dorset 
and  York. 

Nathaniel  Gablaxd,  Esq.  of  Michaelstowe  Hall  and 
Woodcote  Grove,  was  father  of  three  sons,  vie, 

I.  James,  6.  in  1768 ;  who  m.  Dorothy,  daiL  and  co-heir  of 
Thomas  Allan,  Esq.  ftt  Allan's  Flatts,  and  left  on  only 
dau.  and  heir,  V  » 

Anna -Susanna,  m.  t^Arthiu*  Blake,  brother  of  Sir 
Patrick  Blake,  Bart  of  Langham.  She  had  as  a  dowry 
a  property  at  Penhurst,  Sussex,  which  was  granted  to 
tiie  family  by  King  John,  and  of  which  the  original 
grant  is  the  only  tiUe-deed. 
n.  Nathaniel,  d.  unm. 
m.  Lswss-Pkauc,  of  whom  we  treat. 

Tt\9  8rd  son, 

Lcww-Peaks  Gablandv  Esq.  of  Michaelstowe,  m.  1772 ; 
Indiana,  daxx.  of  Major-General  Sherrington  Talbot,  niece 
of  Lord  Chancellor  Talbot,  and  sister  of  Sir  Charles  Talbot, 
Bart.,  by  whom  he  left  two  sons,  Nathakibl,  of  whom 
presently ;  and  Lewea>Peake,  who  m.  Miss  Phillips,  and  d. 
leaving  issne,  Arthur,  and  others.    The  elder  son, 

Natbaniex  Gablavd,  Esq.,  also  of  Michaelstowe,  tn. 
•  Maroh,  1814.  Anna*  sister  and  heiress  of  Arthur- Walter 
Cope,  Esq.  of  Dmmmilly,  oo.  Armagh,  and  bad  issue, 

EDOAib-WALTOt,  now  of  Michaelstowe  Hall  and  Woodcote 
Grove. 

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Natbaniel-Arthmr,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Upcr  Deal,  nt.- 

Hary.  dau.  of  the  Bev.   Dr.  Faithful,  ana  has  issue, 

Arthur-Nathaniel,  and  others. 
Trevoi^Lawrance. 
Arabella,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Geoige  Burmester,  rector  of 

Little  Oakley,  Essex,  and  has  issue. 
Indiana-Elinor. 
Georgina-Catherine,  m.  to  John  Pennlger,  Esq.,  and  ha« 

issue. 

Anna-Elisa,  m.  to  Captain  J.  De  Butts,  and  has  issoo. 
Nathaniel  Garland  d.  in  1845. 

Arnu—Taly  of  six.  or  and  gu.,  a  chief,  per  pale,  of  the 
second,  and  so. ;  in  the  dexter  chief,  a  cIuHplet,  ppr. ;  in  the 
sinister,  a  domi-lion,  rampant,  of  the  field. 

Oretln-On  a  mural  crown,  or,  a  lion,  sqiant-reguardant» 
aig.,  his  dexter  paw  resting  on  an  escutdieon,  of  the  eeoond, 
diaiiged  with  a  garland^pr. 

8eat—M k-haelstowe  Hall,  Essex;  and  Woodcote  Grove, 
Surrey. 


GARNETT  OF  SUMMERSEAT. 

Garnett,  Samuel,  Esq.  of  Summerseat,  oo.  Heath, 
b.  10  Nov.  1775;  m.  Isi,  26  Feb.  1805,  Alice,  dau.  of 
Andrew  Ellard,  Esq.  of  Newton,  co.  Limerick ;  and 
2ndly,  7  Dec.  1818,  Biary-Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Rothwell,  Esq.  of  Rockfield,   co.  Meath,  and  had 
issue, 
L  Samdkl,  b,  8  Nov.  1806.  m.  May,  1881,  Martha,  dan.  of 
the  Rev.  Qeorge  OX^onnor,  of  Ardlunnan,  oo.  Meatii, 
rector  of  Castleknock. 
n.  Richard,  6. 13  Oct.  1821. 
lu.  William,  6.  29  June,  1826. 
I.  Anne,  m.  Sept  1833,  the  Bev.  Ridiard  BadoUife,  rector 

of  Skyme,  oo.  Meath. 
u.  Helena.  ui.  Marianna. 

rv.  Isabella,    m.   to   Thocnas-Henxy  Johnson,    Eaq.    of 
Camaghlis,  oo.  Antrim. 

UnttLQt* — ^The  late  Samuel  Oarkstt,  Esq.  of  Snmmer- 
sent,  (son  of  John  Oamett,  Esq.,  by  Anne  Hatch,  his  wifb) 
ta.  1772,  Mary  Rothwell,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1817)  left  at 
his  decease,  in  1803, 

Samukl,  now  of  Suramerseat. 

John-Paine,  m.  in  1707. 

SeoX— Summerseat,  Clonee,  co.  Meath. 


GARNETT  OF  WYRESIDE. 

Garnbtt,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Wyreside,  co.  Lancas- 
ter, b.  1780 ;  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  Dr.  Lyon,  of  Tarn- 
worth,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Chaalbs,  m.  Maiy-Anne,  dau.  of  R.  P.  WiUock,  Esq., 
and  has  Charles- Arthur,  and  other  issue. 

II.  Robert,  «a.  EUen-Franoes,  dau.  of  B.  P.  Wlllodc,  Esq., 
and  has  Albert-Peel  and  other  issue. 

ni.  Henry,  m.  Harriet,  dan.  of  the  late  Henry  Potts; 

Esq.,  of  Chester,  and  has  Henry  and  other  iasue. 
IT.  Frederick- William. 
I.  Mary-Jane,  m.  to  Frsnk  Somerville  Head,  Esq.,  eUbat 

pon  of  Shr  Fruiois-B.  Head,  Bart.,  and  has  iasoe. 
u.  Louisa,  m.  to  Henry-Osmond  Netherooat,  Esq.,  and  d. 

1860,  leaving  issue. 

%inejl^t. — Jomr  OARHnr,  who  residad  at  GMtertoo, 
near  Kirby  Lonsdale,  left  by  Elisabeth,  his  wife,  who  waa 
buried  at  Burton,  in  Kendal,  a  son  Jomr  Oabhrt,  mer- 
chant, formerly  of  Jamaica,  afterwards  of  Ulveratone,  aad 
finally  of  Manofaester,  who  m.  EUasbeth,  dau.  of  Arthur 
Studart,  Esq.,  of  Ulverstone,  and  d.  in  1800,  leaving  isme  ; 

1.  JoHK,  of  Liverpool,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  James  Stewart> 
Esq.  of  Jamaica*  and  d.  in  1850,  leaving  issue, 
1  John-Stewart  2  James. 

8  Elizabeth.  4  Mary, 

n.  James,  d.  in  Jamaica, 
m.  BoBERT.  of  Wyreside. 
rv.  WiLUAM,  of  Quemmore  Parte 

I.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thoa.  Entwistto,  Esq.  of  BpringiWld, 
CO.  Lancaster. 

Jrsi*— Gu.,  a  lion,  rampant^  arg..  ducaUy  crowned,  and 
a  bordure,  dovetail,  or :  on  a  canton  of  the  last,  a  oroae- 
pattte-fitch^  of  the  field. 

Cred — A  demi-lion.  arg.,  gorged  with  a  ooOar,  dovetail,  gu., 
between  the  paws  an  escutcheon,  or,  obarged  with  a  < 
patt^fitch^  also  gu. 

£«al— Wyreside,  co.  Lancaster. 


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GARNETT  OP  QUERNMORE  PARK. 

GABincTT,  William,  Esq.  of  Quernmore  Park,  co. 
Ijanoaster,  J.P.,  high -sheriff  in  1843.  and  Master 
Forester  of  Her  Majesty's  Forest  of  Bleasdale,  6. 
17  March,  1782;  ».  1  March,  1818,  Mai^garet,  dau. 
of  Alexander  Carson,  Esq.  of  LiyerpooX  and  has 
Isaue  surriTlng, 
I.  Wiluam-Jamss,  h,  10  July,  1818,  m,  26  June,  18M, 
Fra&oes-Axm,  Snd  dan.  of  the  late  BeT.  Heniy  Haki,  of 
King's  WiddcD,  Herts. 
I.  Blin.  m.  31  Oct  1885,  to  Bdward  BeUasis*  E«i.,  Ber- 
Jeant-at-law. 

Mr.  Gamett  of  Quernmore  Park  is  youngest  son  of 
the  late  John  Oamett,  merchant,  formerly  of  the 
Island  of  Jamaica,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Arthur  Studart,  Esq. 

jiinu  Qu.,  a  lion,  nunpsnt»  an.,  duoaUy  erownad,  a  bor- 
dure,  nebuly,  or,  on  a  canton,  of  Uie  last,  an  eagle,  displayed, 
with  two  Imdfl,  aa. 

Crtti — A  demi-lion,  aig.,  gorged  with  a  wreath  of  oak.  ppr., 
hokUmg  between  the  paws  an  escutcheon,  gu.,  ehaiigred  with 
*  bogle  horn,  or. 

Jfotto— DiUgentia  et  honore. 

Stat    Qnornmnre  Faxk,  near  Lancaster. 


GARNIER  OF  ROOKESBURY, 

Gabnibb,  William,  Esq.  of  Rookesbury,  Hants, 
m,  Sehina,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  lliistlethwayte, 
Esq.  of  Southwick  Park.  Mr.  Qamier  t.  his  father 
in  1835. 

ILilKXflf«— OaoMia  Obaribb,    Isq.    of  Bookesbniy, 
Hants,  who  m.  80  May,  1706^  Margaret,  4th  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Miner,  Bart.,  had,  with  other  issuer 
L  WiujAM,  of  whom  presentlr. 

u.  Thomas,  Dean  of  Winchester,  and  rector  of  Bishop's 
Stolce,  Hants,  m.  8  May,  1806.  Mary.  dau.  of  Caleb  Hillyer 
Parry,  MD.  of  Bath,  and  sister  of  Dr.  Parry,  of  Summer 
Hill.  Bath,  and  of  Cbpt.  Sir  William-Edwaid  Parry,  B.N. 
By  her  he  had  iasue^ 
1  Oeurge,  6.  19  llan^  1807;  lost  on  board  H.  M.  S. 

**  DeUght,**  oiT  the  Mauritius. 
S  Thomas,  rector  of  Trinity  Church,  Marylebone,  b. 
16  April,  1809,  m.  28  May,  1886,  Lady  Caroline-Elizabeth 
Keppel,  yotmgest  dau.  of  the  4th  Bari  of  Albemarle,  and 
has  Isaiie,  John,  6.  24  Aug.  1838 ;  Thomas-Parry,  6. 
22  Feb.  1841;  Mary;  Anne-Emily;  Emily -CBrolbie ; 
and  Margaret*  Qertrude. 

8  Henry.  6.  26  April.  1811,  of  the  4th  Madras  C^vabry, 
m.  10  Oct.  1836.  Catherine,  dau.  of  CoL  Maclean,  poli- 
tical resident  of  Travanoore,  East  Indies,  and  had  iBsue. 
4  John,  in  holy  orders,  6.  26  ApriL  1813,  Fellow  of 
Merton  Ccdkge,  and  curate  of  St.  Ebbe's,  Oxford,  d. 
there  ia  1838. 

1  Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  PQldngton,  rector  of 
Stockton,  00.  Warwick,  and  has  a  sou,  Chaiie*,  6.  in 
1887,  and  a  dau.,  Caroline-Maria. 

2  Bmily.  d.  wna.  in  1836. 
The  oldest  son, 

Tbk  Bst.  Wiluam  Oaxmibb.  of  Rookesbury,  Prebendary 
ef  Wfajchester,  and  Rector  of  Droxford,  m.  9  June,  1797, 
Henrietta,  eldest  dan.  of  Brownlow  North,  Bishop  of 
Winchester,  and  sister  of  the  «th  Bari  of  Guilford,  by  whom 
he  left  at  his  decease,  18  March.  1886,  (with  four  daus..  of 
whom  the  eldest.  Harriett,  m.  in  1827,  the  Ber.  Jonathan 
Philttps  Oaipenter ;  the  2nd,  Frances,  m.  in  1826,  Colonel 
Horton ;  and  the  4th,  Lucy,  m.  in  1828,  John  Carpenter, 
Ssq.  of  Mount  Tavy,  co.  Devon.)  three  sons ;  the  eldest 
^  the  prasent  "Wsuaam  GaamKB.  Esq.  of  Bookssbury ; 
wd  the|2nd,  Brownlow-Horth,  R.N.,  «».  8  Dea  1886, 
Henrietta-Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  Thomas,  4th  Lord  Wsl- 
slngham,  and  d.  28  June.  1847. 

^"*»7-Ax..  a  sword,  in  bend,  point  downwards,  blade 
ppr.,  hiH  and  pommel,  or.  between  a  flsor^de^  in  chief; 
and  an  oak-brsnch.  hi  base  of  the  last 

5«*--A  lion's  head,  erased,  aiw. 

««-Bookasbury,  Wiokham,  Hants. 


QARBAHD  OF  LAMER. 

I>Raki.Gabrard,  Charijb»-Bbret,  Esq.  of  Lamer, 
CO.  Herts,  J.P.,  high-sheriflf  1889,  b.  U  Feb.  1806; 
Sun-  ^^  ^^'^'  Honora-Henrietta,  eldest  datu  of 
Fhflip-Duncombe  Pauncefort  Duncombe,  Esq.  of 
Bnckhm  Manor.  Bucks. 
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%inttLS,t» — Cbablss  DmAKS,  Esq.  6th  son  of  WilHam 
Drake,  Esq.  LL.D.  of  Shaideloes,  by  EUaabeth  his  wife.  dau. 
of  John  Baworth,  Esq..  (tet  Deakb,  tf  Sharddoa),  and  great- 
grandson  of  Mont'igue  Drake,  Esq.  of  Shardeloes,  by  Jane 
hia  wife.  dau.  and  heir  of  Sib  John  Qakbabd,  drd  baronet 
of  Lamer,  assumed,  (on  inheriting  the  manor  and  estate  of 
Lamer,  at  the  decease  of  Sir  Benet  Oarrord.  8th  baronet,  in 
1767.)  the  Additional  surname  and  arms  of  Oarrabd.  He 
m.  Anne,  4th  dau.  of  Miles  Bame,  Esq.  of  Sotterley,  eo. 
Suffolk,  and  had  issue,  1  Charlss-Bkhbt,  now  of  Lamer ; 
1  Anne ;  2  Chariotte  m.  to  G.-H.,  Gheny.  Esq.  of  Denford 
House.  Berics;  8  OaroUne.  m.  to  WilUam  Dawson  Esq.  of  St. 
Leonards  Berks;  4  Louisa,  d.  wtm.,  and  6  Emily,  m.  to 
the  Rev.  John  l^rwhitt-Drake.  rector  of  Amersham.  Mr. 
Drake  Oarrard,  M.P.,  for  Agmondesham,  d,  July,  1817. 

^nn»— Ouarterlv :  1st  and  4th.  aig.,  on  a  fesse.  sa..  a  Hon, 
passant,  of  the  field ;  2nd  and  8rd  aig.,  a  wiveru,  with  wings 
displayed,  and  tail,  nowed,  gu. 

CreaU^lat,  a  leopard,  s^ant,  ppr. ;  2nd.  a  naked  dexter 
hand  and  arm.  erect,  holding  a  battle-aze.  sa..  headed,  arg. 

Seo^-Lamer  Park,  Wheathampsted,  Herts. 


GARRETT  OF  JANEVILLE. 
Qarrett,  William,  Esq.  of  Janeville,  co.  Carlow, 

5.  10  Oct  1788;  high-sheriff  1806;  m.  16  Nov.  1809, 
Margaret,  dau.  of  Samuel  Raymond,  Esq.  of  Rivers- 
dale,  ca  Kerry,  by  CatheriDe  his  wife,  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander Odell,  Esq.  of  Oddlyille,  co,  Limerick,  and 
lias  had  issue, 

I.  JAMBB-PEaKiits.  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Eelllstown, 
00.  Garlow,  6. 10  Oct.  1810,  m.  Oaroline-Aune-Elisabeth. 
dau.  of  Hugh  Moore  Bsq.  of  Eglantine,  co.  Down  (sister 
of  the  Oountees  of  Anneeley.)  by  PrIscUla  his  wife,  dau. 
of  WUUam  Annitsge.  Esq.  of  Kensington,  and  Moraston. 
oo.  Hereford,  and  widow  of  Robert  Shaw,  Esq.  of 
Tsrenure,  co.  Dublin,  and  has  issue, 
1  William-Raymond.  2  James-Hugh-Moors. 
•  Annesley-John. 

1  Priseilla-Cecllia.  2  Maigaret-COarissa. 

8  BHsabeth-filydney-Jane. 
u.  Samuel  Raymond. 

in.  William-Thomas,  in  holy  orders.  Incumbent  of  Bast 
Witton,  CO.  York.  m.  Anne,  only  dau.  of  — ,  Hoiaftdl. 
Esq.  of  Bolton  Rhoyd.  co.  York. 
X.  Gatherine-Oeoigiana- Augusta,  d,  wmm. 
n.  Jane,  d.  wtm,  4  June,  1845. 

xn.  Anna-Maria,   m.    to   WilUam-BIaksman   Robertson, 
Bsq.  of  Monkstown,  oo.  Dublin. 

&tll^Ag[(.— Captadt  John  OAiauTT  descended  from  the 
same  family  as  Sir  William  Oarrett,  lord-mayor  of  London 
in  1665,  had  a  grant  of  laud  in  the  Queen's  Oounty,  in  pur- 
suance of  the  Act  of  Settlement,  2S  Not.  10M.  He  was 
father  of, 

Jaiob  Oabbstt,  Esq.  of  Kilgaran  and  Clonferta.  eo. 
Cariow,  h.  in  1676,  who  la.  Mary,  dau.  of  Col.  Blake,  of 
Mayo,  and  d.  circa.  1760,  having  had  by  her  (who  d.  7  July, 
1724)  two  sons,  Thomas,  his  heir;  and  William,  of  Clon- 
ferta. who  d.  nam. ;  will  proved,  1760.    The  former. 

Thomas  OAaanr,  Esq.  of  Kilgaran,  otherwise  Janeville, 

6.  in  1711.  m.  Anne.  dau.  of  John  Cole  Esq.  residing  at  that 
time  in  the  00.  Wexford,  and  had  issue, 

Jamss^  his  heir. 

Sarah,  m.  to  William  Meredith,  Esq. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  8.  Brewster,  Esq. 

lordia,  m.  to  J.  Waters,  Bsq. 
Mr.  Oarrett,  whose  will  is  dated  18  Aug.  1760,  and  proved 
16  Nov  following,  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Jambs  Oabektt.  Bsq.  of  Kilgarron,  otherwise  JaneviUo, 
6. 10  Oct  1740.  high-sheriff,  co.  Oarlow.  1776.  who  m  1778, 
Jane.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Perkins.  Esq.  of  Ballintrane 
Castle,  CO.  Carlow,  and  by  her  (who  d,  7  June,  1788)  had 


JoHH,  of  Janeville  d.  i 

WiLUAM,  now  of  Janeville.  „.     «         *«  «      

Anne,  m.  to  OUbert-Pickering  Rudkin,  B«q.  of  WeUs,  co. 
Carlow,  captain  in  the  army,  high-sheritt  co.  ^liow, 
1808,  and  had  issue,  Jane.  m.  to  Thomas  Tench  Vigor*, 
Esq.  of  Brindale,  and  Maria,  m.  to  Henry-Shaw  Jones, 
Esq.  of  Randalstown. , 

Duna. 
Prisoilla,  d.  t 


Mi.  Oarrett  d.  17  July,  1318. 


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OAR 


OAR 


^rm«— Eim.,  on  a  fesee.  as.,  a  lion,  pasaant,  or,  langued,  en. 
CnU — A  lion,  paasaut,  langued,  gu.,  reating  lua  ■iniBTiOr 
paw  on  a  trefoil. 
Ifotto— Semper  fidelis. 
Seat — Janeville,  co.  Carlow. 


GARTSHORE  OF  OARTSHORE. 

Murray-Gartshore,  John-Murray,  Esq.  of  Gart- 
shore,  co.  Perth,  6.  11  Oct  1804;  m.  lat,  6  Aug. 
1836,  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  General  Sir  Howard  Dou- 
gbua,  Bart,  of  Carr,  and  by  her  (who  d  Feb.  1851), 
has  issue, 

I.  John.  i.  Maiy. 

He  wt.  2ndly,  29  June,  1852,  Augusta-Louisa,  widow 
of  the  Rev.  William-Casaubon  Purdon,  of  Tinnerana, 
CO.  Clare,  and  only  child  of  the  late  Rev.  George- 
Frederick  Tavell,  by  the  Lady  Augusta  Fitzroy  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Augustus,  3rd  Duke  of  Grafton.  Mr. 
Murray-Gartshore,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Sir  Patrick 
Murray,  Bart,  of  Ochtertyre,  by  Mary- Anne  his  wife, 
youngest  dau.  of  John,  Earl  of  Hopetoun,  assumed 
the  additional  surname  he  bears  on  succeeding  to 
the  estate  of  Gartshore. 

^mu— Quarterly,  Oartshobk  and  Mubrat. 

Beat — Gartahore,  co.  Perth. 


GARSTIN  OF  BRAGGANSTOWN. 

Garstin,  The  Rev.  Anthony,  of  Bragganstown, 
CO.  Louth,  J.P.,  h.  in  1796. 

X^tncaffe. — ^Thb  Rev.  Jambs  Gabstut  the  great  grand- 
fitther  of  the  present  repreaentative  of  this  respectable 
fkmily,  m.  Mrs.  Brabaaon,  and  had  issue  Xorman,  Axthont, 
James,  Anne  and  Dorcas.    The  second  sou. 

Anthony  Oabstin,  Esq.  of  Bragganstown.  had  by  Anne- 
Jenny,  his  wife.  Chbistophilus.  William  Norman,  James, 
Anthony.  Elisabeth,  Anne,  and  Maria.  The  eldest  son  and 
heir. 

Chbtstophilus  Oabstin,  Esq.  of  Bragganstown,  m,.  in 
1790,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Andrew  Thompson,  Esq.,  and  had 
issue, 

L  Anthony,  his  heir, 

II.  Christophilus,  m.  Sarah  Vesey,  and  has  issue, 
1  Christophilua  2  George.  S  Anthony. 

1  Eleanor.  9  Qraoe.  8  Igipm^ 

m.  Norman. 

I.  Elisa,  m.  to  Digby  Mareh.  Esq. 

n.  Charlotte.        ni.  Frances.        vf.  Mary.       ▼.  Anne. 
Mr.  Garstin  d.  in  1821,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  Bet.  Anthony  Gabstin,  of  Bragganstown. 

Arnu—Arg.,  on  a  pale,  sa.,  a  pike's  head,  eouped,  or. 
Crest — A  dexter  hand  holding  a  dagger. 
lfo«o--Gladio  et  virtute. 
<8ea<->Bragganstown  Castle,  BeUingham. 


OARVEY  OF  MURRISK  ABBEY. 

Garvby,  John  -  Christopher,  Esq.  of  Murrisk 
Abbey,  co.  Mayo,  high-sheriflf  1853,  b.  II  Oct.  1798 ; 
m.  Ist,  Maria,  dau.  of  Hubert  Moore,  Esq.  of  Shan- 
non View,  CO.  Gal  way,  but  by  her  had  no  issue ; 
and  2ndly,  29  Sept.  1847,  Jane,  eldest  dan.  of  the 
Ven.  W&liam  Leahy,  archdeacon  of  Killala,  by 
whom  he  left  issue, 

I.  FBanois-Chbistophbb,  6. 16  June,  185L 

I.  Elisabeth-Rose.  ii.  Honoria-Edith. 

ui.  Saimh-Jane. 

ILixltK^t* — ^The  pedigree  of  this  andent  family  which  is 
on  record  in  Ulster's  Office,  thus  commences : 

Gabbhb  or  Gabtby,  (that  is,  warlike)  Prince  of  Morisk  in 
the  CO.  of  Mayo,  was  son  of  Muledy  son  of  Ferach  son  of 
Finan.  the  lineal  descendant  of  Colla  da  Crioch  or  Colla  of 
the  Cross,  son  of  Eochy  or  Achains,  son  of  Carbrey  liffechar. 
Monarch  of  all  Ireland,  circiter  300.    He  was  father  of, 

FiNTAN  O'Gabvey,  Lord  of  Morisk,  chief  of  his  name, 
and  xvpresentative  of  the  ancient  sept,  of  tribe  of  CGarh- 
heigh.  Lords  of  Morisk,  and  many  other  landa  in  the  co.  of 
Mnyo.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Miles  Cogan,  Lord  of 
Oalyngs,  co.  Mayo,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  O'Garvey.  of  Morisk,  Esq.,  a.d.  1490,  who  m. 
Sablna,  dau.  uf  Simon  Le  Waleys  or  Walsh,  of  the  co.  of 
Mayo.    He  was  father  of, 
432 


Dbnis  OXJabtbt.  of  Morisk,  chief  of  his  name,  who  m. 
Gormolina.  dau.  of  Patk.  Dowdall,  of  Ardmas,  in  the  barony 
of  Firersgfa  Mcy.  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  O'Gabyey  of  Morisk,  Esq.  who  m.  Fin<^.  dan.  of 
Le  Botiler,  or  Butler,  of  the  Ormonde  (jsmily,  and  baa  iasoe, 
John,  his  heir. 

Patrick,  of  Aughnagown,  co.  Down,  secretary  to  Sir 
Nicholas  Bageual,  mannhal  of  the  army  of  Queen 
Elizabeth. 

The  eldest  son. 

John  Gabyty.  D.D.,  Lord  Archbishop  of  Armagh  and 
Primate  of  all  Ireland,  Member  of  the  Privy  Council  to 
Queen  Elizabeth,  appointed  archdeaeon  of  Meath  and  Dema 
of  Christ's  Church  Dublin,  in  1665,  consecrated  Lord  Bishop 
of  Kilmore  7  April,  1685,  and  translated  to  the  arofadiooeae 
of  Armagh,  10  May  1589,  was  bom  in  the  dty  of  Kilkenny  in 
1527 ;  d.  2  March,  1594,  and  buried  in  Christ's  Churdi,  Dublin. 
He  m.  1st,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Christopher  Plimket,  of  Dun- 
s;  ghly  CO.  Meath,  Esq.,  son  and  heir  of  the  Hon.  Thomas 
Plunket  Justice  of  the  Coort  of  Common  Pleas  in  Ireland, 
A.D.  1488.  She  was  sister  to  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  John 
Plunket,  Knt,  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  the  Queen's  Bendi  in 
the  time  of  Queen  Euzabbth,  a.d.  1578.  who  died  very  old, 
1  Aug.  1587.  He  m.  2ndly,  B^ose,  youngest  dau.  of  Thomas 
Usher,  of  Crumlin,  co.  Dublin,  Esq.,  by  Margaret,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Sir  Henry  Gaydon,  Knt.,  alderman  and  maym*  cf 
Dublin.  She  was  first  mairied  to  John,  son  of  Launceiot 
Money,  of  Waterford,  Esq. ;  2ndly,  to  —  Davles.  Esq. 
She  was  sister  to  Henry  Usher.  D.D.,and  aunt  to  James 
Usher,  D.D.,  both  Lords  Archbishops  of  Armagh.  She  rf. 
in  1612,  and  was  buried  in  Christ's  Chtiroh,  Dublin.  The 
archbishop's  son, 

Sib  Chbistophbb  Gabvby,  of  Lehinch,  Morisk,  Co«teUo, 
TuUy,  and  many  other  lands  in  Mayo,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
John  Walsh,  Esq.  of  KilgobUn,  oo.  Dublin,  and  was  s.  by 
his  son. 

Fbanois  Gabtby,  Esq.,  lord  of  the  manofs  of  Lehinch, 
Morisk,  Tul^,  itc.,  who  m.  and  had  issue ; 
Fbanois.  of  Lehindi,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Garrett  OHoore, 
Esq.  of  Bryes,  and  was  father  of  John  Gabvst.  of 
Lehinch.  Esq.,  colonel  in  the  army  of  King  Jambs  II., 
and  M.P.  He  was  slain  in  quelling  an  Insurrection  in 
Galway.  His  will,  dated  17th  March,  1708,  was  prored 
9  Dec  1708.  He  m.  the  Hon.  Bridget  Bermingham.  only 
dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Edward,  Lord  Baron  of  Atheniy, 
Premier  Baron  of  Ireland,  and  was  fiather  of  Jan^ 
Gabyby.  of  Lehinch,  KigeaU,  Annefield.  and  other  lands 
in  the  CO.  of  Mayo,  n.  Mary,  dau.  of  Patrick  Jordan,  of 
Old  Head  and  Elm  Hall.  co.  Mayo.  Esq..  and  was  fikther 
of  Fbancis  Gabtet,  of  Rossmfudle,  co.  Mayo,  Esq..  wito 
m.  Anastasia,  dau.  of  Henry  Jordan,  of  Kosslevin,  co. 
Mayo,  Esq.,  and  was  fother  of  Edmond-Francis  Garrey. 
of  Roesmiudle.  oo.  Mayo,  Esq..  m.  Julia,  dau.  of  Ignatius 
Kelly,  of  Castlegar,  oo.  Mayo,  Esq.,  and  had  Fbancis  and 
Biddia,  wife  of  John  Maodonnell,  Esq. 
Jambs,  of  Morisk. 
The  second  son. 

Jambs  Gabyey,  of  Morisk,  oo.  Mayo,  Bk).,  had  Morisk 
settled  on  him  by  his  father.  He  m.  Judith,  dau.  of  James 
Lynch,  of  Carra,  oo.  Mayo,  Esq.,  and  was  father  of, 

Fbanois  Gabyby,  of  Morisk,  Esq.,  who  ta.  Margaret  dau. 
of  Robert  Lewis,  of  the  barony  of  Cam  oo.  M^yo,  Esq.,  and 
had  a  son  and  suocessor, 

John  Gabyey,  Esq.  of  Morisk  ^kc.  who  m.  Honoria.  dan. 
of  Randall  McDonnell,  of  Rosbeg,  oo.  Mayo,  Esq.,  and  was 
father  of, 

Bonadybntubb  Gabyby,  Esq.  of  Murrisk,  who  m.  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  James  Merrick  of  Tuam,  Esq.,  and  was  £sther 
of  an  only  child  and  heir,  the  late 
John  Chbistophbb  Gabyey,  Esq.  of  Murrisk 

^rm»~Erm.,  two  ohsYS.,  between  three  crossea-pafcUsk  gu. 
Orttt—A  lion,  passant,  reguardant,  gu. 
MoU&SiB  iustus  nee  timeas. 
&at— Miirrlsk  Abbey,  oo.  Mayo. 


GARVEY  OF  THORNVALE. 
Garvey,  George,  Esq.  of  Thomvale,  King's  Co., 
h.  6  July,  1794;  m.  8  Jan.  1818,  Jane,  dau.  of 
Michael  Roberts,  E^q.  of  Kilmoney  Abbey,  co.  Cork, 
by  Lydia,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Theobald  Pepper,  Esq. 
of  Mota,  CO.  Tipperary,  and  has  issue, 
I.  George-Bloomfield.  lieut.  R.A..  6. 18  Feb.  1881,  and  d.  at 

Port  Royal.  Jamaica,  19  Noy.  186S. 
n.  Toler-Roberts.  h.  11  Feb.  1834. 
in.  Honry-Pepper,  b.  0  June,  18S7,  a  midshipman  in  the 

RN. 
I.  Lyiiia-Anne.  n.  EMxaboth-Chariot^o. 

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GAS 

m.  HMTriett-OMn^gina-Charlo^to,  m.  8  Jan.  1840,  to  Wil- 
liam CausaboD,  eidest  son  of  George  Frend,  Eeq.  of 
Rutha,oo.  lioMrick. 

nr.  Ifai^garet-Martha,  d.  young.  ▼.  Jane-Maiy. 

fieal— ThoniTato,  King's  County. 


GASCOIGNE  OF  PARLINGTON. 
Ouybr-Qascoionb,  Mart -Isabella  and  Eliza- 
beth, of  Parlington,  co.  York,  and  of  Castle  Oliver, 
CO.  Limerick,  s.  to  the  estates  upon  the  demise  of 
their  father,  14  Apuil,  1843;  the  elder,  Mart-Isa- 
bella-Oliver  Gascoione,  m.  16  Jan.  1860,  Fre- 
deric-Charles Trench,  Eisq.,  who  assumed,  on  his 
marriage,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Gas- 
coiQMB,  and  has  a  son  and  heir,  6.  4  July,  1851.  The 
younger,  Euzabeth,  m.  10  Feb.  1852,  Fredeiic- 
Mason,  Lord  Ashtown. 

M^intEQt* — ^The  fiunily  of  Gascolgne  is  one  of  great 
antiquity,  and  aoquirod  the  estate  of  Oawthorp,  at  a  very 
eariy  period,  in  marritige  with  the  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  John 
de  Qawthorp.  The  senior  Une,  derlTed  iVDm  Sir  William 
OASOOiONa,  the  celebrated  ehief-justioe  of  the  reign  of 
Hbhrt  rv.,  terminated  in  au  heiress,  Maigaret,  wife  of 
Thomas  Wentworth,  Esq.  of  Wentworth  Wood  House, 
gnmdfather  oi  Thomas,  1st  Earl  of  StraCfbrd.  The  next 
branch,  the  Qasooiohbs  or  Thobpk  oh  thb  Hill,  were 
sprung  from  a  Snd  son  of  the  Oawthorp  fiunily.  liie  co- 
heiresses were  MABOEar,  wife  of  Heiuy  Procter,  Esq.  of 
New  Hall,  near  Otley ;  and  Eleanor,  wife  of  Arthur  Ingram, 
Esq.,  groom  of  the  privy  chamber  to  Charlss  II. 

The  Oasooionrb  of  PABLmoroN  derived  ttteir  descent 
lirom  Niobolas  Oasooi one,  of  Lssingcroft,.  younger  brother 
of  the  Chief-Justioe,  and  were  nrised  to  the  baronetcy  of 
Scotland  bj  SLing  Charlbb  I.,  in  the  person  of  Sir  John 
Oasooionb,  of  Parlington  ($te  Burkb's  Bxtinet  BarwMtagt). 
The  last  baronet^  Sir  Thomas  Gascoionb  m.  Haiy,  dau. 
of  James  Shuttleworth.  Esq.  of  Forcet,  and  widow  of  Sir 
Charlss  Tomer,  Bart  of  Kiiklestham,  «k  Tork,  by  whom 
he  had  an  only  child,  Thomas,  who  d.  30  Oct.  1809.  Sir 
Thomas  <2.  11  Feb.  1810,  and  leaving  no  issue,  devised  his 
estates  in  trust  for  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Oliver  (his  step^lau.), 
for  their  Hvee,  with  remainder  to  their  sons  (of  whom 
two  were  6.  before  Sir  Thomas's  death),  and  then  to  their 
daus.  in  tiiL  Under  this  settlement,  Mr.  Oliver,  who  was 
ddeet  son  of  the  Biobt  Hon.  Silver  Olxvbb,  of  Castle 
Oliver,  co.  limerick,  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Qasooionb,  and  became 

Richard  Outer-Oasooionr,  Esq.  of  Parlington.  He  m. 
Miss  Turner,  dan.  of  Sir  Chariea  Turner,  Bart  of  Kirk- 
leatham,  by  Maiy,  his  wife,  dau.  of  James  Shuttleworth, 
Esq.  and  subsequently  wife  of  Sm  Thomas  Oasooions,  Bart, 
and  by  her,  who  d,  about  the  year  1816.  had  issue, 

ThomabOuyrr,  d.  unm.  24  April,  1842. 
Bicbard-SUver,  d,  ttnm.  25  Dec.  1842. 
Mart-Isabblla-Ouvrr,  >  „,„  „*  t>«ji«^«« 
EURARRTH-OUVMR.   "*  |  "ow  of  Parlingtou. 

Mr.  Oliver  Oasooigne,  who  served  as  high-sheriff  of  York- 
shire about  the  year  188U  d.  14  AprU,  1848,  and  was  «.  by 
his  two  daus.  as  co-heirs. 

ilmw— <)i]arteriy :  1st  and  4tli,  aig.,  on  a  pale  sa.,  a  demi- 
hi^,  erect,  oouped,  or,  a  canton,  gu.,  for  Oasooionb  ;  2nd 
and  Srd,  aig.,  a  ohev.,  sa.,  between  two  pellets,  in  chief,  and 
a  fish,  in  base,  gu.  for  Oltvcr. 

Sou— Partii]«^ton,  oo.  York ;  and  Castle  Oliver,  oo.  Lime- 
rick. 


GASKELL  OF  KIDDINGTON  HALL. 

Gaskill,  Hehrt-Lomax,  Esq.  of  Kiddington  Hall, 
CO.  Oxford,  and  of  Beaumont  Hall,  co.  Lancaster, 
J.P.  and  DX.  for  the  co.  of  Lancaster,  b.  18  Sept. 
1813;  m.  10  Sept  1845,  AUce,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Brooks,  Esq.  of  Whalley  Kange,  Withington,  co. 
Lancaster,  and  has  issue, 

L  Hkkry-Bboou,  6.  26  Aug.  184& 

n.  Chariee-Edward,  6. 10  Dec.  1847. 

m.  James,  b.  28  Aug.  1849. 

!▼.  Walter-Edgar,  b.  18  Oct.  1850. 

L  AUce-Jane.  n.  M.'ugaret-Cferoline. 

Hinrase.— Hknrt  Oaskxll,  of  Southworth  House, 
near  Wigan,  oo.  Lancaster,  an  eminent  solicitor,  eldest  son 
of  John  Oaskell,  Esq.  of  BkelmexvdaloHalL  in  the  same  oo., 
438 


GAS 

by  Hannah,  his  wife,  b.  29  Oct.  1778,  la.  1  June,  1807,  Jane 
Lomaz.  and  by  her,  who  d.  19  Feb.  1841,  had  issue, 

John,  6.  29  Dec  1811,  d.  «.  p.,  80  July,  1837. 

Hrnrt-Lomax.  h.  18  Sept  1813. 

Henrietta-Hannah,  m.  James  Close,  Esq.  of  Nicies,  and 
d,  1837,  leaving  one  child,  Henry. 

Jane,  d.  in  infimcy. 

Caroline-Maigaret,    m.   John   Fowden   Hodges,   Esq.    of 
Bolney  Coiut,  in  the  co.  of  Oxford,  and  has  Issue. 
Mr.  OsskeUd.  8  June,  1849. 

.^IrwM— Erm.,  three  bars  vert  for  Oaskell;  quartering, 
gu. ,  on  a  chief,  arg.,  a  lion,  passant,  guardant,  gu. .  for  Brooks. 

Craft — Out  of  waves  of  the  sea  a  dexter  arm  issuant,  hold- 
ing an  anchor,  cabled  :  over  the  crest,  "  Spee." 

Motto— %pe»  mea  in  Deo. 

Sea<»— Kiddington  Hall,  co.  Oxford ;  and  Beaumont  Hall, 
CO.  Lancaster. 


GASKELL  OF  THORNES  HOUSE. 

Oaskell,  James-Milnes,  Esq.  of  Thomes  House, 
CO.  York,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  \Yenlock,  and  a 
Lord  of  the  Treasury  in  the  administration  of  Sir 
Robert  Peel,  h.  19  Oct  1810;  m.  16  May,  1832, 
Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Right  Hon.  Charlea-W. 
Williams- Wynn,  M.P.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Charlbb-Oborob-Milkbs,  h.  23  Jan.  1842. 

n.  Gersld-Mllnes,  b.  26  Oct  1844. 

X.  Cecil-GrenviDe. 

XL  Isabel-Milnes,  ta.  8  May,  1855,  to  the  Rev.  Fitzgerald 
Wintour,  rector  of  Hawerby,  oo.  Lincoln,  eldest  son  of 
the  Rev.  Fltsgerald  Wintour,  prebendary  of  SouthweU. 

Htneaffe. — Johh  Miuhes,  Esq.  of  WakeSeld,  had  three 
sons  and  two  daus.  by  his  wife  Miss  Lapidge,  of  PontefttMTt 
vis.,  John  and  Richard,  d.  unm. ;  James,  m,  Esther  Wid- 
dowes ;  Mary,  m.  Bei^Jamin  Oaskell,  Esq.  of  Clifton  Hall, 
near  Manchester;  and  Elisabeth,  d.  «»i».  James  sad 
EsTHKR  MiLKRB,  left  an  only  child, 

Jamrs  Milnrs,  Esq.  of  Thomes  House,  sometime  M.P. 
for  Bletchingley.  He  m.  Mary-Aim  Busk,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Hans  Busk,  and  co-heir  also  of  two  ancient  West-Riding 
families,  that  of  Rhodes  qf  Oreat  Houghton^  and  that  oi 
RiOH  nf  BuUMmm.  He  had  no  issue ;  and  on  his  death, 
AprU  21,  1805.  all  the  issue  was  exhausted  of  his  grand- 
fstber,  John  MUnes,  except  the  descendants  of  his  aunt, 
Mrs.  OaskeU.  That  lady  (Mart,  dau.  of  John  Milnrs,  Esq  .) 
m^  as  already  stated,  Bsrjamih  Qasrbll,  Esq.  of  Clifton 
Hall,  near  Manchester,  son  and  heir  of  Daitisl  Oaskrll. 
Esq.  ef  the  same  place,  and  had  an  only  son, 

Damirl  Oaskell,  Eaq.  of  aifton  Hall,  who  m.  in  1T77, 
Hannah,  dau.  of  the  late  James  Noble,  Esq.  of  Lancaster, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1798,.  left  at  his  decease,  in  1787, 
two  sons, 

Brr JAMIK .  of  Thomes  House. 

Danirl,  of  Lupset  Hall. 
The  elder  son, 

Bxmjamih  OasKELL,  Esq.  of  Thomes  House,  J.P.,  M.P. 
for  MaldoB,  for  many  years ;  was  6.  28  Feb.  1781,  and  m. 
17  June,  1807.  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Dr.  Brandreth. 
of  Liverpool,  by  whom  (who  d.  23  Nov.  1845)  he  left  at 
his  decease,  21  Jan.  185«,  an  only  child,  the  present  James- 
Milnes  Oa^bll,  Esq.  of  Thomes  House. 

.e^nn*— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  arg.,  on  a  pale.  »•.  a 
conger-eel's  head,  couped  and  erect,  or.  for  Oaskell  ;  2nd, 
and  8rd,  as.,  on  a  oBev.,  between  three  windmill  saila. 
crossways,  or,  a  martlet,  for  di£torenee^  for  Milubs.      ^ 

OeKs— 1st.  a  stork,  ppr  ,  coUared,  or,  pendent  therefrom 
an  escutcheon,,  sa,  chaiged  with  au  annulet,  or,  and  the 
dexter  foot  resting  on  an  escallop,  gu.  ;  2ud,  a  gs>b,  or, 
banded  by  a  fesse  dancett^  as.,  charged  with  three  mulleta, 
pierced,  or.  for  Milkes. 

AfoMo— «cio  cui  credidi. 

fito(— Thomes  House,  near  Wakefield. 

OASKELL  OF  LUPSET  HALL. 

Oabkkll,  Daniel,  Esq.  of  Lupset  Hall,  co.  York, 
D.L.,  b.  11  Sept.  1782;  «.  11  March,  1806,  Marv, 
dau.  of  Benjamin  Heywood,  Esq.  of  Stanley  Hall, 
near  Wakefield.  Mr.  Oaskell  of  Lupset  Hall  is 
younger  and  only  brother  of  the  Ute  Benjamin 
Oaskell,  Esq.  of  Thomes  House,  co.  York. 

iSbctf— Lupset  Hall,  near  Wakefield. 


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GASON  OF  RICHMOND. 

Qason,  Richabd-Wills,  Esq.  of  Richmond,  co. 
Tipperary,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1842;  m. 
16  Nov.  1811,  Anne,  dan.  of  Charles-Henir  Lenlie, 
Esq.  of  Wilton,  co.  Cork,  and  Lucia  Izod  his  wife, 
and  by  her  has  had  issne, 

L  RiOHABD.  n.  Wills-Crofts. 

in.  Charles-Henry,  drowned,  with  part  of  his  rtgfansnt, 
the  62nd,  in  crossing  the  Ganges,  0  Sept.  1843. 

I.  lAida.  n.  AUcia-EUen-Chiistina. 

in.  Oatherins-Mary-Elisabeth. 

HCtlCSSf . — ^This  family,  daiming  to  hare  been  orlginaDy 
from  Ickham,  in  Kent,  settled  in  Ireland  in  the  year  1640. 
The  present  representatiye,  Richabd-Wills  Oasow,  Bsq., 
and  his  sister,  Anna-Maria,  relict  of  J.  Hoaghton,  Esq.  of 
Kilmanock  House,  oo.  Wexford,  are  the  only  children  of 
the  late  Bichard  Oason,  Bsq.  of  Richmond,  oo.  Tippenoy, 
by  Alicia  his  wife  (m.  in  1770),  dan.  of  WUls  Crofts,  Bsq.  of 
Churchtown,  co.  Cork,  snd  Eleanor  his  wife,  dan.  of  Roiwrt 
Freeman,  Esq.  of  BalliDguile. 

Jrnu  (granted  to  the  Ickham  family  in  lft89>— As.,  a  fesse, 
erm  ,  cottised,  arg.,  between  three  goats' heads,  erased  of  the 
third,  attired,  or. 

CreM — On  a  chapeau,  as.,  turned  up,  enn.,  a  goat^  head, 
erased,  aiv.,  bearded  and  attired,  or. 

ifotto—Fama  semper  viyit. 

fiM^— Richmond,  near  Neuagfa,  oo.  Tipperaiy. 


OATACRE  OF  GATACRR 

Qataor^  Edward -Llotd,  Esq.  of  Oatacre,  oo. 
Salop,  m.  Miss  Forbes,  dau.  of  William  Forbes,  Esq. 
of  Callendar. 

X^intagr. — it  appears  that  In  tlis  reign  of  Hbtbt  III., 

BtwnuM  DB  OATAcmc  possessed  the  manors  <^  Oataon 
and  Sutton,  with  lands  in  Claverley,  which  he  hdd  of  the 
king  by  military  serrioe,  and  which  had  been  obtained  by 
his  ancestor,  by  grsnt,  firom  BnwAitn  the  Coofeasor.  He 
4,  after  the  year  18S9,  and  was  «.  by  (the  son  of  his  son 
Thomas)  his  grandson, 

RoBSRT  DB  Oataobb,  lord  of  Oataers,  who  d.  nam.,  and 
was  t.  by  his  brother, 

WnxiAM  DB  Oataobb,  lord  of  Gatacrs  in  1298  and  1813, 
fothsrof 

Qalfbt  db  Oataobb,  lord  of  Gatacrs  in  1814  snd  1819, 
whose  son, 

Thomas  db  Oataobb,  of  Oataere,  living  Ump.  Edwabd  n., 
m.  Joan,  dau.  of  Richard  de  Leigh,  of  Leigh  and  Park  Hall 
00.  Stafford,  and  dying  in  1867,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  db  Oataobb,  of  Oataers,  ttmp.  Richard  If., 
iktherof 

WnjJAM  DK  Oataobb,  of  Oatacre^  In  1888,  who  dying 
warn.,  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

JoHV  DB  Oataobb,  of  Oataore,  who  flourished  in  the 
isigns  of  HavBT  IV.,  Y.,  and  VI.  Ho  ia.  Joioe,  dan.  of 
John  Buitoy,  Esq.  of  Bomoroft  Castle,  sherilT  of  Shropshire 
in  1400,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jobb  Oataorb,  Esq.  of  Oatacro,  M.P.  for  Bridgenorth 
12  Edwabd,  IV.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Tonga,  Esq. 
of  Caynton,  in  Salop,  and  was  fisther  of 

JoHxr  Oataobb,  Esq.  of  Oatacre,  who  m.  1st,  Bleanor, 
dan.  of  John  Acton,  Esq.  of  Aldenhsm,  but  by  her  had  no 
issue;  and  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Adam  Bostock. 
Knt  of  Bostock,  tn  Cheshire,  by  whom  (her  will  was  prored 
to  1601)  he  had  two  sods,  Robebt,  and  Arthur,  and  one 
dan.,  Christabel,  m.  to  John  Lyster,  Esq.  of  Rowton  Castle. 
He  d.  in  1409,  snd  was  a  by  his  elder  son, 

Robsrt  Oataobb,  Esq.  of  Oatacre,  in  1600,  who  m.  Joan, 
2nd  dan.  of  John  Hoonl,  of  Bridgenorth,  and  had  issue, 
WixxiAM ,  his  heir ;  Richard ;  Francis ;  Mary,  m.  to  John 
Woltyche,  Esq.  of  Dudmaston ;  Marffery,  to  WillUm  Uiddle- 
more,  Esq.  of  Woroestershiro ;  and  Jane,  to  John  Whitton, 
Baq.  of  Whitton  Court.  Mr.  Oatacro  d.  in  1609,  and  was  a 
by  his  eldest  son, 

WiLUAX  Oataobb,  Esq.  of  Oatacre,  who  ».  Helen,  dau. 
af  WHliam  Mytton,  Bsq.  of  Shrewsbury,  snd  had,  with 
other  issue,  Fbahois.  his  heir;  and  Thomas,  ancestor  of 
the  Oatakbbs  qf  MiUUnkalL  Mr.  Oatacro  d.  SO  Dec  1677, 
and  was  c  by  liis  eldest  son, 

Prahois  Oataobb,  Bsq.  of  Oatacro,  who  m,  Elisabeth, 
Snd  dan.  and  oo-heir  c^  Humphrey  Swinnerton,  Esq.  of 
Swinnerton,  in  StafTordshire,  and  dying  19  June,  1890,  was 
A  by  his  elder  son, 

William  Oatacrs,  Esq.  of  Oatacre,  who  m.  Anne,  dau. 
434 


and  belr  of  Jsrome  Cotbet,  Bsq.,  ona  of  flie  eonnefl  ia  tfctf 
marnhss  of  Walea,  and  dying  in  1616,  was  a  by  Ua  son, 

JoHH  Oataorb,  Esq.  of  Oataore,  who  m.  Maxy,  dan.  of 
William  Fdwhele,  Esq.  of  Polwhele,  oo.  Cocnwali,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  in  16«7,  left,  at  his  deosase  in  1867,  a  aon  and 


Thomas  Oataobb,  Esq.  of  Oatacro,  b.  in  1641,  wbo  m. 
Sarah,  dan.  of  Sir  Walter  Aoton,  Bart,  of  Aldsnham,  and 
dying  ia  1707,  left  (with  six  daus.,  Sarsh ;  Mary ;  Catherine, 
wi,  to  William  EaTes ;  Pranoea.  who  d.  ia  1781 ;  BUasbeth, 
m.  in  1789,  to  EUas  Deans,  of  Parmoote;  and  Jane,  «i.  In 
1718,  to  William  Hall,  of  Stonrbridga)  four  sons,  of  wliom 
the  eldest, 

Thomas  Oataorb,  Esq.  of  Oatacro,  b.  in  1676,  waa  IdBsd 
by  a  fall  f^m  his  hoxse  in  1784.  He  d.  imm.,  and  waa  s. 
by  his  brother, 

Edward  Oataobb,  Esq.  of  Oatacre,  b.  in  1680,  who  m. 
8  Oct.  1784.  Margaret,  eldest  dan.  of  Benjamin  Tate,  Oent. 
of  Lodstone,  and  dying  in  1747,  left,  with  a  dan.,  Saxali, 
who  d.  aam.  24  July,  1787,  a  son  and  succeasor, 

Edwabd  Oataorb,  Esq.  of  Oataora,  6. 11  Sept.  1788,  wha 
m,  in  1767,  Mary  Pitchford,  of  the  fiunily  of  Probvdrd  ^ 
FiUkfordt  and  dying  21  Aug.  1821,  waa  «.  by  hia  only  diild 

Edward  Oataorb,  Esq.  of  Oataore,  6. 16  April,  1768 ;  a». 
1st,  in  1806,  Annabella,  eldest  dan.  and  oo-ksir  of  the  Ute 
Robert  lioyd,  Esq.  of  Swan  Hill,  and  by  her,  wl|o  iL  17  Feb. 
1817,  has  iasua, 

Edwabd-Llotd^  now  of  Oataera. 

AnnabellaJaue,  m.  2  July,  1840,  to  the  Hon.  M^or  Gbailw 
Napier,  brother  of  the  late  Lord  Xapier. 
He  m.  Sndly,  in  1886,  Haniet-Constantia,  eldsat  dan.  of  the 
late  Ridiard  Jenkins,  Esq.  of  Bicton.  Colonel  QatMom,  wm 
oolong  of  the  Shropsbiro  militia^  and  a  oaagiatrata  and 
deputy-Ueutenant  for  that  oounty. 

Arm»    Quarteriy;  gu.  andemi.,on  the2adand8nl,  thrsa 
piles,  of  the  first,  on  afesse,  as.,  five  hersnts. 
Cnd^K  raven,  ppr. 
iSnU'-Oatacre,  ffiiropshire. 


GATAKEB  OF  MILDENHALL. 

Gataksb,  Qeorqk,  Esq.  of  Mildenhall,  oo.  Sitfiblk, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  30  March,  1792;  m.  Ist,  in  1825, 
Elizabeth-Harrison,  8rd  dau.  of  Thomas  Wilkinson, 
Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in  1827,  has  a  dau., 

I.  KUasbeth-Mary. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Aug.  1829,  Sophia-Sarah,  2nd  dan.  of 
H..a  Partridge,  Esq.   of  Hockham  Hall,  Norfolk, 
and  has  by  her  surviving  issue, 

I.  MnjfOTH-WiLUAM,  b.  28  Jan.  1841. 

n.  Charies-Froderick,  6.  SS  April,  1848. 

in.  Frank-Anthony,  6.  S4  Dec.  1844. 

tv.  Henry-Walter,  b.  12  Sept  1847. 

L  BUen-Katherine.  u.  Louisa-Sophia. 

nx.  Oeoigina-Hary. 

Etneaffr*— Thb  Rbv.  Tnosias  Oataou;  rsotor  sf  tt. 
Edmund's  Lombard-street,  London,  8rd  son  of  William 
Oataore,  Esq.  of  Oatacre,  was  a  learned  and  eminent  divine, 
and  is  oommsmorated  among  "Fuller's  WortUsa."  B? 
«».  Maigaret,  dan.  of—  Figot,  Esq.  of  oo.  Hertlbtd.  and 
dying  in  1583,  left,  with  other  issue,  a  aon  and  hair, 

Thomas  Oatakbb,  B.D.,  rector  of  Rothechitlia,  b.  4  Sept. 
1574.  He  m.  four  times,  vis.,  1st,  Mra  Ciqpper,  a  wklow, 
but  had  no  snrriving  issue;  Sndly,  a  dan.  of  the  Bev. 
Charles  Tinner,  and  had  a  son, 

Chablbs,  in  holy  orders,  his  successor. 
Srdly,  Dorothy,  dan.  of  George  FsrweD,  Esq.  of  Hilbishop, 
in  Somersetslilre^  snd  sister  of  Sir  Oeorge  and  Sir  John 
Fkrwell,  by  whom,  who  d.  1627,  he  had  two  dana., 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Draper,  Esq. 

Esther. 
4thly,  EUaabeth,  but  had  no  other  issue.    He  d.  Sf  July, 
1864  (having  been  forty  years  rector  of  RotharhithaX  and 
was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thb  Rbv.  Chablbs  Oataker,  M.A.,  rector  of  Hoggecston, 
CO.  Bucks,  who  d.  in  1680,  leaving,  by  his  flirst  wiis,  a  aon, 

Thb  Rbv.  Thomas  Oatakbb,  rector  of  Hoggerston,  who 
m,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Shr  Thomas,  HebUethwaite,  of  Norton, 
00.   York,  and  had  issue,   EnWABo;  Charles;  Thomaa 
George  (who  m.  a  dau.  of—  Naah,  Esq.,  and  had  issue) 
William,  b.  in  1601,  m.  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  James  WillM 
Barbara,  m,  Ist,  to  John  Pitcaim,  of  London,  merdkant, 
and  Sndly,  to  Withers,  Esq.  of  Kent ;  and  Frsnees,  •».  to 
the  Bev.  Benjamin  Reynolds,  rector  of  Hoggsrsioa.     Mr. 
Gataker  d.  in  1701,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 


G  A  U 


GAY 


'  ^WJLRD  G&TAKEB,  Ilsq.,  i.  In  16S4,  who  W&0  «.  by  his 

Thomas  Oatakxr,  Esq.,  who  m.  Anne,  d»u.  of  Thomfts 
Hill,  BSq.  of  Court  of  HiU,  oo.  Salop,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  suooossor. 

Anne. 
H«  was  «.  at  his  deoesse  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Qatakbb,  Esq.  of  Mlddenhall,  who  m,  Ifary, 
dan.  of  John  Swale,  Esq.  of  Mlddenhall,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  4  ManOx,  1839,  aged  92)  left,  at  his  decease,  16  Maroh, 
1844,  sgod  95,  one  surviving  child,  the  present  Gcobok 
Oatakxr,  Esq.  of  MildenhaU. 

JrmM^  &c— See  preceding  memoir. 
JUndmct—Uildeaba}},  Suffolk. 


GAUNT  OF  HIGHFIELD. 

Gaunt,  Matthbw,  Esq.  of  Highfield  House,  co. 
Stafford,  barristerat-law,  and  a  magiatrate  for  the 
county,  6.  18  Jan.  1795. 

firfn^Kfff  • — ^Ths  Rev.  John  OAUifT,  who  was  rector  of 
Dudley  in  l&SO.  by  the  gift  of  Dudley,  Duke  of  Northum- 
berland, was  b,  about  1475-80,  and,  by  tradition,  was 
«  descendant  of  the  dispersed  and  deprived  family  of 
Gaunt,  Earls  of  linooln,  whose  possessions  were  for- 
feited Ump.  HEiotT  III.  His  grandson.  Roocb  Oaumt, 
of  Rowley  Regis,  oo.  Staflbrd  (eldest  son  of  William  Oande, 
or  Gaunt,  Gent  of  the  same  place),  was  6.  eirea  1601-2  (Us 
younger  brother,  Humphrey,  having  been  christened  at 
Rowley  on  the  «th  May,  1604).  By  his  1st  wife,  whom  he 
m.  in  May,  1628,  he  had  no  issue;  but  by  his  2nd  wife, 
Anne,  dau.  of  William  Colbome,  or  Colbrond,  Gent,  of 
Bowl^,  grandson  of  John  Colbrond,  of  Cdbrond,  in 
Tipton,  00.  Stafibrd,  by  his  wife,  Alice,  dan.  and  heir  of 
Rowland  Mainwaringe,  of  Cheshire,  Esq.,  and  great-grand- 
son of  William  Oolbrond,  of  Colbrond,  Esq..  who  d.  SO  Sept. 
1505,  by  his  wife,  Maude,  dau.  of  Richard  Sheldon,  of 
Rowley,  Esq.,  whose  sister  and  co-heir,  Clare,  m.  Cornelius 
Wyxley,  Esq.  of  Handsworth,  co.  Stafford,  he  had  issue 
tfsreral  children.    His  eldest  son, 

John  Gaunt,  bapt.  19  Deo.  1641,  at  Rowley  Regis,  buried 
there  11  Jan.  1711,  left  issue,  <H/er  allot,  his  eldest  son, 

John  Gaunt,  Gent.,  bapt.  at  Rowley,  4  June,  1670.  He 
m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Darijy,  Esq.,  the  date  of  the  mai^ 
liage  settlement  behig  18  Mardi,  1719.  Of  the  grsnd- 
ebUdren  of  this  marriage  were, 

X.  John  Gaunt,  Esq.  of  Leek,  merchant,  b.  in  1760;  who 
d.  in  June,  1800,  leaving  issue, 
1  John  G^umt.  of  Leek.  Esq.,  banker. 
S  Mattbnw  Gaunt,  Esq.  of  Hiffhfleld  House,  Esq. 

3  Josiah  Gaunt,  Esq.,  merchant,  of  the  Shaw,  co.  Staf- 
ford, who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Davenport,  Esq.  of 
Westood  Hall,  late  M.P  for  the  Potteries ;  and  d,  ».  p. 

4  Mary,  nu  to  Henry-Charles  Deakin,  vd  Dake\'ne,  Esq. 
of  Eiamilton-terrace,  St.  John's  Wood,  co.  Middlesex. 

n.  Richard  G.umt,  of  I^eok,  Esq.,  living  in  1843.    He  has 
issue. 

Arm»~-B«nj  of  dx.  or  luid  &z.,  a  bend,  gu. 
Crut — A  wolTs  head,  or,  gorged  with  a  collar,  vaird. 
SMi— Highfield  Houses  co.  Stafford. 


GAUSSEN  OF  BROOKMANS  PARK. 

Gaussbit,  Robert- Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Brookmans 
Park,  Herts,  J.P.,  high-sheriflf  1841,  b.  7  July,  1814 ; 
f».  11  Ang.  1841,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  James  Casa- 
maijor,  Esq.,  and  baa  issue, 

I.  Robbbt-Gbobos,  6. 14  June,  1848. 

n.  GasamaUor>William,  6.  3  Jan.  1845. 

Xrintaflt* — ^This  family  migrated  to  England  on  the 
reTocstion  of  the  Edict  of  Nantes.  The  last  survivor  of 
the  French  line,  the  Chevalier  de  Gaussen,  for  many  years 
Trench  ambassador  at  the  court  of  Pbbdebiok  thi  Great 
of  Prussia,  d.  at  Paris  about  the  year  1851.  Another  branch 
stiO  exists  at  Geneva. 

Jomr  Gausskk,  merchant  (son  of  Peter  Gaussen,  who  si. 
in  1035,  Issbesu  Peissoniere,  and  grandson  of  Jean  Gaussen, 
vrho  fa.  1689,  Madlle.  Barthelmy,  and  whose  father,  Louis 
Tanseen,  m.  1504,  Joanne  Nogaret),  m.  Madlle.  Maigaret 
Besanquet,  and  had  issue, 

Francis,  d.  in  London  1744,  wim. 

Paui^  of  whose  descendants  we  treat 

David,  of  Geneva,  m.  Madlle.  Barthelmy. 

Peter,  of  London,  m.  Miss  Motet.  John. 

laabeau. 
IheSndson, 

435 


Paul  QkxnsBSf,  of  Geneva,  m.  Cathorino  Valat,  and  hid 
issue,  Peter,  David-Francis,  and  Paul.    'Bhe  eldest  pon, 

Peter  Gaubssn,  Esq.,  m.  1755,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of 
Samuel  Besanquet,  Esq.  of  the  Forest  House,  lord  of  the 
manor  of  Low  Hall,  Essex,  and  had  issue, 

Samvbl-Robert,  his  heir. 

Paul.  Peter. 

Mary,  m.  the  Rev.  Richard  Whittingham,  vicar  of  Potton, 
00.  Bedford,  who  d.  14  June,  1845.  leaving  two  S(ni% 
Samuel.  D.D.,  rector  of  ChUdrey,  Berks;  and  John,  of 
Leytonstone,  Eseex ;  and  two  daus. 

Anne. 

Jane,  m.  William  Franks,  Esq.  of  Beech  HiU,  Berks^  and 
had  issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

Samttel*  Robert  Gaussen,  Esq.  of  Brookman*s  Park, 
Herts,  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of  Jacob  Bosanquet,  Esq.  of  Brox- 
boumbury,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Hanbuxy, 
Esq.  of  Kelmarah;  and  d.  1812,  leaving  issue,  Samuel- 
Robert,  his  hoir;  William;  and  Armitage,  who  m.  Miss 
Sotbeby.    The  eldest  son, 

Samuel-Robert  Gaussek,  Esq.  of  Brookman's  Park,  m. 
1813,  his  cousin,  Cecilia,  dau.  of  William  Franks,  Esq.  of 
Beech  Hill,  Herts,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Geoige-Jacob 
Besanquet,  Esq.  of  Broxboumbury)  had  issue, 

Robert-Wiluam,  now  of  Brookmans. 

Frederick-Charles,  barrister-at-Iaw,  b.  May,  1816 ;  m.  Oct. 
1852,  Letitia,  eldest  dau.  of  Alfred  Chapman,  Esq.,  and 
has  a  son,  Alfred,  6.  1855. 

William- Augustus -Casama^or,  6.  Oct.  1818;  capt  14th 
light-dragoons. 

.^mu— Az.,  on  groimd,  in  bane,  vert,  a  lamb,  passant, 
ar^.,  on  a  chief  of  the  last,  three  bees,  ppr. 

Crest — ^A  hive  with  bees,  volant,  all  ppr. 

&a^-Brookman's  Park,  near  Hatfield. 


GAUSSEN  OF  LAKEVIEW  HOUSE. 

Gaussen,  David  -  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Lakeview 
House,  ca  Londonderry,  J.P.,  barrister -at -law,  t. 
bis  father  in  1853. 

ILintn^t*  —  This  ftunily,  derives  f^m  a  French 
refugee  Protestant,  who  escaped  fh)m  his  native  oountiy 
and  settled  at  Newry,  in  the  north  of  Ireland.  His 
name  was  David  Gaussen;  and  his  wish,  it  is  handed 
down,  was  to  settle  in  England ;  but  the  vessel  in  which 
be  sailed  was  obliged,  by  a  storm,  to  run  into  Carlingford 
Bay  for  shelter.  By  Dorothy  Fortescue  his  wife,  he  left  at 
his  decease,  6  Oct.  1751,  sged  87,  three  daus.  and  one  son: 
one  of  the  former  m.  Geotge  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Dundalk, 
and  another  the  Rev.  William  Lucas,  vicar  of  Newry.  The 
son,  David  Gaussen,  also  of  Xewry.  By  Margaret  his  wi£% 
he  left  at  his  decease,  4  July,  1802,  with  ottier  issue,  a  dan., 
Elisabeth,  living  in  1851,  then  nearly  ninety  years  of  age ; 
and  a  son, 

David  Gaussbv,  Esq.,  who  resided  for  sometime  at 
Newry,  and  afterwards  settled  and  d.  at  Ballyronan  House, 
on  the  borders  of  Lough  Neagh,  co.  Londonderry,  He  m, 
1778,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  James  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Drumbar, 
CO.  Deny,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1816)  left  at  his  decease^ 
in  1832,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

David  Gaussen,  Esq.  of  I^keview  House,  oo.  Deny, 
J. P.,  who  m.  in  1812,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Ash,  Esq.  of 
Magherafolt,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1848)  had  issue, 

David-Campbell,  now  of  Lakeview  House. 

ThomaS'Lovett,  comm.  R.N.,  highly  distinguished  in  the 
recent  war  with  Russia,  as  lieut.  of  H.M.S.  "Agamem- 
non.'* 

Edmond-James.  in  holy  orders.  William-Ash. 

Helena,  ta.  to  William  Magill,  Esq.,  M.D. 

Jane,  m.  to  Charles  Gauasen,  Esq. 

Isabella.  Annie.  Emily-Maiy. 

Mr.  Gaussen  d.  in  1858. 

Arm*,  <^— See  Gaussen  of  Brookman's  Park 
ifotto— Innooentl&  et  indiistria. 
ASa^->Lakeview  House,  Magherafelt. 


GAY  OF  ALBOROUGH. 

Gay,  James,  Esq.  of  Alborougb  New  Hall,  oo. 
Norfolk,  $.  his  father  5  Jan.  1852,  m.  Oct.  1863,  Eli- 
zabeth, only  surviving  child  of  the  late  Thomaa  Par- 
ker, Esq.  of  Bildeeton,  Suffolk. 

SrCnrajie. — This   family  came   originally  from   No: 
mnndy,  and  were  settled,  temp.  Elizabeth,  at  Matlask  and 
Thurgarton,  in  which  parishes,  and  the  adjoining  ones  of 


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dan.  of  Ridhard  Hale,  Eaq.  of  TWering,  in  Htrtfordahira, 
but  had  no  surriving  iosua.  He  m.  2ndly,  Anne»  dan  of 
Sir  Thomas  Playtera,  of  Sottariey,  in  Suffolk,  by  whom  he 
had,  with  two  younger  sons,  a  sucoeeaor, 

Georqb  Qknt,  Eeq.  of  Moyna*  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
BadcUffe  Todd,  Esq.  of  Sturmere  Hall,  and  relict  of  Thomas 
Mortlack,  Eaq.  and  dying  was  «.  by  (the  son  of  his  son 
George)  his  grandson, 

OaoROB  Omr,  Esq.  of  Moyns,  a  justioe  of  the  peace  for 
the  00.  of  Essex,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
James  Chaplyn,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1746,  leaving  (with  an 
elder  son,  Osonaa,  of  Moyns,  who  m.  the  dau.  and  heir  of 
Thomas  Walford,  Esq.)  another  son, 

William  Qkmt,  Esq.  of  Linooln's-Inn,  banister  at  law, 
who  m.  Mrs.  Baker,  of  Petherton,  oo.  Somerset,  and  was 
fittherof 

MAJOR-GanBAL  William  Gkmt,  Boy.  Eng.,  who  m. 
let,  in  1786,  Miss  Ann-Maria  Fleetwood,  of  dapham,  co. 
Surrey,  and  2ndly,  Miss  French,  of  Bath,  by  the  former 
of  whom  he  left  at  his  decease  two  sons  and  one  dau.,  via., 
Gbobok- William,  now  of  Moyns;  John  Gould,  of  Paris, 
m.  in  1810,  Mary,  widow  of  Thomas  Panton,  Esq.  of  New- 
market, and  has  one  dau. ;  and  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Joseph- 
Sidney  Thaip,  Esq.  of  Chippenham  Park,  oo.  Cambridge. 
The  son  and  heir, 

GaoBOC- William  Gbnt,  Baq.  of  Moyns  Park,  b.  1786,  high- 
Aeriff  of  Essex  1884-5,  m.  1800,  Miss  Vatian,  of  Musgrove, 
00.  Deron,  and,  dying  s.  p.,  was  s.  by  his  kinsman,  the  pre- 
sent GBOiKia  GcHT,  Esq.  of  Moyns  Park. 

^n»»— Erm.,  a  chief;  indented,  sa.,  quartering  the  arms  of 
MoTNE ;  via.,  or,  a  cross,  engrailed,  sa.,  a  label  of  three 
points,  gu.,  in  each  point  three  bezants. 

Crttt—Ont  of  a  ducal  coronet,  an  eagle,  displayed. 

if  otto— In  est  dementia  forte. 

Seat—UojoB  Park,  Ridgwell, 


GERARD  OF  ROCKSOLEa 

Gerabo,  Archibald,  Esq.  of  RockBoles,  co.  Lanark, 
J.P.,  b.  8  July,  1812;  m.  7  Aug.  1839,  Euphemia- 
Erskiue,  eldest  dau.  (and  co-heir  with  her  sister, 
Mrs.  Nugent)  of  the  late  Sir  John  Robison,  K.H., 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Johm,  6.  80  May,  1840. 

n.  Montagu-GUbert,  6.  29  June,  1842. 

m.  Alexander,  b.  5  Jan.  1845. 

I.  Jane-Emily.  n.  Anne-Maxy-Maigaret. 

lu.  Dorothea-Mary-Stanislaus. 

HintK^t* — ^The  first  member  of  this  family,  whom  we 
find  settled  in  Scotland,  seems  to  have  been  a  Gilbert 
Gbrabd,  who  appeared  suddenly  in  the  north  of  Scotland, 
about  the  latter  part  of  the  reign  of  Chablbs  II.,  and  was 
supposed  to  belong  to  the  Lancashire  family  of  Gerard. 

Thb  Ret.  Gilbert  Gbbabd,  6.  in  1700,  who  m.  Miss 
Mi^orie  Mitchell,  and  d.  in  1738,  leaving  two  sons,  Albx- 
AKDEB,  of  whom  we  trsat,  and  Gilbert,  6. 1730,  who  left  by 
Agnes  Hay,  his  wife  a  son  John-Gray,  who  d.  1840,  leaving 
twelve  children,  and  Jean,  m.  to  J.  Mair,  Esq.  The  elder 
son. 

The  Ret.  ALfeXAvnER  Gerard,  D.D.,  of  King's  College 
Aberdeen,  m.  Jane,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Dr.  White, 
of  Colnae,  and  had  issue,  1  Gilbert,  in  holy  orders,  D.D., 
of  Aberdieen,  b,  in  1700,  m.  Miss  H.  Duncan,  and  d.  in 
1815,  having  had  issue,  five  sons  and  five  daus.  ;  2  Alex- 
ander, d.  tmm.  ;  3  John,  of  Rocksoler  :  of  him  presently ; 

1  Maijory,  who  m.  Patrick  Cruikshank,  Esq.  of  Btracathro ; 

2  Jane,  d.  «nm,  in  1883 ;  8  Maigaret-Helen,  m.  to  James 
Cruikshank,  Esq.  of  Lsngley  Park,  oo.  Forfiur.  The  3rd 
son, 

JoHH  Gerard,  Esq.  of  Rooksoles,  oo.  Lanark,  b,  in  1706 
lieut-col.  in  the  E.  I.  Go's  service,  and  adjutant-general  to 
the  anny  during  the  campaigns  under  Lord  Lake,  m.  in 
1810.  Dorothea-Montagu,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Archibald  Alison, 
and  had  issue  by  her  (who  d.  in  1819X  I  Albxahder,  his 
heir ;  2  Archibald,  suooessor  to  his  brother ;  8  John,  6.  in 
1814;  4  Alured,  5.  in  1815,  d.  in  1817;  1  Dorothea-Jane. 
The  eldest  son, 

Alexakdbr  Gerard,  Esq.  of  Rooksoles,  b.  in  1811,  Heut. 
70th  rsgt.,  waa  accidentally  drowned  in  the  Nile,  12  Sept. 
1887,  sged  26.  He  never  married,  and  was  «  by  his  brother 
Archibald  Gerard,  Esq.  the  present  representative  of  the 
(amOy. 

Arm»—kz.,  a  lion,  rampant,  or,  on  a  chiefs  embattled, 
erm.,  a  &ulchion,  in  bend  sinister,  surmounted  by  the  Pui\}a, 
(being  one  of  the  insignia  borne  before  the  Emperor  Shah 
AUnm),  saltierways,  awo  ppr. 
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Croe—Out  of  a  muml  crown,  a  lion's  gamb,  holdingthe 
Punja. 
if  otto— Haud  inferiom  seoutua 
<$«a<— Rooksoles,  Lanarkshire. 


GERNON  OP  ATHCARNE  CASTLE. 
Qerkon,  Jambb,    Esq.  of  Athcame  CJastle,   co. 
Meath,  and  HouumondstowD,  oo.  Louth,  b,  14  Feb. 
1780,  J.P.,  high-fiheriff  of  Drogheda  1846 ;  to.  26  Oct. 
1807,  Marianne,  2nd  dau.  of  James  O'Reilly,  Esq.  of 
Uigginstown  House,  ca  Longford,  J.P.,  by  Susan 
Dease  his  wife,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Jambs,  J.P..  b.  Jan.  1811,  m.  1st,  1  Oct.  1839,  Marianne 
dau.  of  Geoige  Gradwell,  Esq.  of  Preston,  co.  Lancaster, 
and  by  her  (who  is  dec.)  has  issue,  1  James;  2  Henry 
Chester  :  1  Georgina ;  and  2  Anna-Maria.    He  m.  2udJy. 
Aug.  1849,  Maigaret  dau.  of  Edmond  O'Reilly,  Esq.  of 
Slylvan  Lodge,  Rathgar,  co.  Dublin. 
XI.  Patrick.  6.  March,  1818.         m.  Thomas,  b.  Msy,  1814. 
iv.  William,  barrister-at-law,  b.  Sept.  1820 ;  Joint  Seore- 
tavy  to  the  Board  of  Charitable  Bequests  in  Ireland ;  m. 
Oct  1846,  Marianne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Patrick  Cur- 
tis, Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Fitswilliam  Square,  Dublin,  and  has 
issue ;  1  William;  2  James ;  8  Arthur ;  4  Vincent;  and 
1  Louisa. 
I.  Judith.  n.  Helen. 

iiL  Susan,  m.  Sept  1862,  to  Stephen  Stafford,  Esq.  of 

BaUymore,  co.  Wexford. 
IV.  Louisa,  a  nun. 

Htntagt. — ^Few  families  in  the  empire  can  establish  so 
long  a  line  of  distinguished  anoestiy  as  that  of  Gemon,  th^ 
pedigree  heUng  dedudble,  link  by  link,  trova  Robert  de 
Gebkob,  who  accompanied  Wiluam  the  Conqueror  Atom 
Normandy,  down  to  the  present  possessor  of  Athoam  Castle. 
Ralph  db  Gervon,  living  temp.  Hevrt  II.,  son  of  Mat- 
thew de  Qomon,  and  grandson  of  liobert  de  Gemon,  the 
Norman,  ia.  and  had  two  sons,  i.  Ralph,  of  Pratwell,  oo. 
Derby,  who  had  a  grant  thereof  ftom  King  Johm,  and  who 
was  ancestor  of  the  Gbrnoks  of  England,  from  whom  the 
noble  house  of  Cavendish  chdms  descent ;  and,  ii.  Roger,  of 
whose  line  we  treat.  This  Roger  de  Gemon  went  with 
Stfongbow  to  Irelsnd,  and  was  witness  to  a  deed  of  Walter 
de  Lacy,  to  GeoflPrey  Constantino.  His  grandson.  Rookr  db 
Gernoh,  was  sheriir  of  Louth  in  1279.  By  Mabelia,  his  wife, 
he  left  a  son,  Richard  db  Qernon,  sheriff  of  Louth,  1307, 
who  held  Killincowle  of  the  Crown  in  capita,  and  Gemons- 
town  of  the  Baron  of  SL'uie.  Qy  Amida  his  wife,  he  was 
father  of  John  Gbrmoiv,  of  Killinoowle,  who  had  livery  of  his 
lands  26  Nov.  1812.  In  1829  he  appeared  for  the  people  of 
Louth,  who  were  charged  with  the  murder  of  John  de  Berm- 
ingham.  Earl  of  Louth.  He  left,  at  his  decease,  »  dau., 
Anne,  wife  of  Henry  Cruys,  Esq.  Juro  uxoris  of  Gemons- 
town ;  and  a  son,  Johk  Obrkon,  of  Killinoowle,  father  of 
two  sons,  Robert  Gerhoh,  of  Killinoowle,  to  whom  King 
Edward  III.  granted  the  manor  of  Douagfamaine,  and  who 
d.  s.  p. ;  and  Robert  Germon  ,  who  succeeded  to  Killincowle 
at  the  decease  of  his  brother,  and  became  lord  of  Gemons- 
town  in  right  of  his  wife  and  cousin  Anne,  dau.  of  Heuy 
Cruys,  Esq.  By  that  lady  he  had  issue,  1.  Thomas,  who  d. 
V.  p.,  leaving,  by  Alice,  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Peter  Pep- 
pard,  a  son,  John,  of  whom  presently ;  and  Rooer,  ancestor 
of  the  Gemons  of  Gemonstown.  The  grandson  and  eventual 
heir  of  Robert  Gemon, 

Jomr  Gerhom,  Esq.  of  Killinoowle,  a.d.  1421,  was  fisther 
of  Sir  Jambs  Gerhom,  Knt.  of  Killinoowle,  who  d.  before 
1472,  leaving  by  Elenor  Taafib,  his  wife,  a  son  and  heir.  Sir 
JoHK  Gernon.  Knt.  of  Killinoowle  (a  minor  in  1472),  who  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Henry  Drake,  and  was  fother 
of  Sir  Patrick  Gbrmon,  Knt.  of  Killincowle  whose  son  l^ 
Genet  his  wife,  dau.  of  Patrick  Plunket,  Thomas  Gbrnom, 
Esq.  of  Killincowle,  d.  10  Sept.  1616,  leaving,  by  Alson,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Geoige  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Platten,  two  sons.  i. 
James  (Sir)  Knt  of  Killincowle,  whose  will  dated  18  Aug. 
1568,  was  proved  1  July,  1662.  He  lea.  by  Genet  Plunket, 
his  wife,  four  daus.,  of  whom  the  eldest,  Genet,  m.  lUchard 
Segiave,  Esq. ;  and  John.  This  Johh  Gerhon,  Esq.,  who 
inherited  Killinoowle  from  his  brother.  Sir  James,  m.  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  John  Clinton,  Esq.  of  Clintonstown,  co.  Louth, 
and  was  $.  by  his  son,  Patrick  Gebnoh,  Esq.  of  Killincowle, 
who  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  Edmund  Harold  Esq.,  and  d.  8  Deo. 
1682,  leaving  three  sons,  vis., 
Thomas,  of  Killincoole,  who  settled  his  estate  in  remainder 
to  Chrivtopher  Gemon,  of  Drogheda,  and  then  to  the  heirs 
of  Sir  Patrick  Gemon,  of  Gemonstown.  He  was  b.  1644, 
and  d.  9  Nov.  1613.     He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sb*  John 


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fiellew.  of  CasUeton,  Ent,  aiid  by  ber  bad  three  dati8.» 
MargATot,  wife  of  Oliver  Plunket,  of  Caatlelompnagb,  oo. 
Loutb ;  Catherine,  and  Elenor,  and  a  son,  Jomt  Oeximon, 
of  KiUincool,  Eeq.,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Geoiige  Plunket, 
of  Beaulieu,  Esq. ;  cL  1  Jon.  1634,  and  was  buried  at  Kil- 
Uncool,  leaving  issue  two  sons  and  two  daus. ,  1  Patrick, 
of  RiUincool,  who  bad  a  grant  of  confirmation,  26  Juno, 
1638,  of  the  manor,  &c.,  of  KillincooL  He  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  Edward  Gemon,  of  Gtemonstown,  Esq. ,  and  bad  issue, 
UuoH  Qbbhoh,  of  Killincool,  who  bad  a  confirmation  of 
KiUinoool  28  Jan.  1684.  Ho  m.  Elinor,  dau.  of  Qeorge 
Peppard,  Esq.,  alderman  of  Drogheda^  and  d.  t.p, ;  Mary, 
wile  of  Thomas  Stanley,  of  Finnon,  co.  Meatb,  Eira. ;  Mar- 
garvt^  wife  of  Patrick  Fleming,  of  BaUymore,  co.  Dublin, 
£sq.  2  Christopher  Gsmon,  Esq.,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
James  Clinton,  of  Clintonston,  Esq. ;  1  Catherine,  wife  of 
James  Clinton,  of  Clintonston,  ^sq.  :  2  Mai^garet,  wife, 
first,  of  Ross  Mabon,  Eso.  of  Carflnlagb,  in  the  ca  Mona- 
gban  ;  2ndly,  of  Patrick  Bellew,  Esq. 
RicuARD,  of  whose  line  we  treat 
Robert 

The  second  son, 
Richard  Oernon,  Esq.  of  Gemonstown,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 

Richard  Plunket,  Esq.  of  Lougbcrew,  and  was  father  of 
Richard  Oernom,  Esq.,  and  of  Wiluam  Qerivom,  Esq.  of 

progbeda,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Warren,  of  WaiTeus- 

town.  and  by  ber  was  father  of 
Christophcr  Gbrmom,  Esq.  of  Drogbeda,  who  m.  Alicia, 

dau.  of —  Keating,  and  had  a  son, 
William  Germon.  Esq.  of  Drogbeda,  who  m.  Max? ,  dau. 

of  Peter  Durham,  of  co  Meatb,  and  was  father  of 
Christopher  Gernon,  Ejsq.  of  Drogheda,  who  m.  Frances, 

dau.  of  Charles  Wade,  Esq.  of  Bilscaddon,  and  bad. 
Richard,  of  Dublin,  Esq.,  living  1738,  the  first  of  the 
fiimily  who  settled  at  Bourdeaux,  in  France:  invoited 
there,  by  command  of  King  Louis  XV.,  with  the  honorary 
title  of  king's  secretary.  He  d.  at  Bourdeaux.  about  the 
year  1770.  He  w.  Manr,  dau.  of  Martin  (^uody,  by  Lucy 
Petit  bis  wife,  dau.  of  Christopher  Petit  of  Culien,  co. 
Meatb.  Esq.  by  Mary,  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Pilsworth, 
son  of  Cliriatopber  Petyt  Ii**q  .  by  Mary,  bis  wife,  dau.  of 
John  Hope,  of  Millingar.  He  bad  issue,  1  Christopher 
Gbrnon,  of  Bouitleaux,  Esq.,  ancestor  of  the  Gernuns  of 
Pari* ;  2  John,  chevalier  of  the  Order  of  8t.  Lottis  and 
senior  captain  of  the  regiment  of  Lally,  d.  Mnm.  1818 ;  and 
8  Mary,  wife  of  John  O^Byiue,  Esq.  of  Bourdeaux. 
WiMkuu,  d.  unm. 
Thomas,  of  whom  wo  treat 

The  third  son, 
Thomas  Gerkom,  Esq.  of  Darvor,  oo.  Loutb,  m.  Miss 

B<  se  Kelly,  and  was  father  uf, 
Patrick  Gcrnoh,  Esq.  bom  at,  Darver,  co.  Loutb,  in  1752, 

'who  TO.  Maiy,  dau.  of  James  Doran,  Esq.  of  Drogbeda,  and 

bad  sixteen  children,  all  of  whom  died  in  youth  or  uujuar- 

ried,  except  Maiianne,  who  m.  John  Byrne,  Esq.  of  Saggard, 

and  is  deceased ;  Elizabet^i,  who  m.  Thomas  Coleman,  Esq. 

of  Drogbeda,  and  is  also  deceased ;  Judith,  a  nun ;  and  a 

son,  the  present  James  Gernon,  Esq.  of  Athcome  Castle. 

Jraw— Aiig.,  an  eagle,  displayed,  with  two  heads,  sa., 
gorged  with  a  ducal  coronet  or. 
Crut — A  horse,  passaut  arg. 
Motto — Parva  conteninimua. 
Seai— Athcame  Castle,  co.  Meath. 


GERVAIS  OF  CECIL. 

QsRVAis,  Francis-John,  Esq.  of  Cecil,  co.  Tyrone, 
J.P.,  6.  21  Aug.  1819  ;  »i.  16  Dec.  1852,  Aunie-Cathe- 
rine,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Richardson  Young, 
of  Kilmarron  Rectory,  co.  Monaghau,  by  Marianne  hit* 
wife,  dau.  of  John  Cromie,  Esq.  of  Croinore,  co. 
Antrim,  and  has  issue,  Katherink  Mary.  Mr.  Ger- 
▼ais  was  high-sheriff  for  Tyrone  184  d. 

I'UKagC. — Jeah  Qervais,  of  Toumon,  in  Guienne, 
France,  m.  Anne  Fabre  and  had  two  sons,  PiKRaic,  5.  in  1677, 
and  Daniel,  6.  1679,  both  of  whom  after  thoir  parents'  death, 
and  while  s.ill  childien,  fled  with  an  uncle  at  the  revoca- 
tion of  the  odict  of  Nantes,  and  settled  in  England.  In  1710, 
Da  VI  EL,  the  younger,  ws  naturalized,  and  subsequently 
bccime  a  captain  in  the  British  army  and  gentleman  usher 
to  ber  Maji^ty  Queen  Anne.  He  m.  Pauline  Belaguier,  dau. 
of  the  Minister  of  the  Fi-cncb  Protestant  Church  in  DubUn, 
but  d.  t.  p.    Hia  brother,  elder  sun  of  Jean  Gervais, 

Pierre  Gervais,  m.  in  1717,  Marie-Franyois  Girard.  and 
d.  in  1780  having  bad  three  eons,  vis..  Peter,  6.  17*22; 
Francis-Noah,  6.  1726 ;  and  Daniel,  6.  1729,  all  of  whom  d. 
without  leaving  issue,  except  the  ellest, 

Peter  Gkrvais,  Esq.,  who  m.  20  May,  1722,  Elizabeth, 
4tli  dau.  of  tho  Ruv.  Samuel  Close,  of  Elm  Park,  co.  Armagh. 
They  both  died  in  1800,  leavii.g  a  sou,  Francis,  and  two 
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daus.  Maty- Anne,  m.  to  tho  Bev.  D.  Kolly,  and  Elizabeth, 
m.  to  John  Winder,  capt.  Royal  ArtUleiy.    The  son. 

The  Rev.  Francis  Gervais,  of  Cecil,  m.  16  March,  ISOT, 
Katherine-Jane.  dau.  of  Michael  Tisdall,  Esq.  of  Cbariesfort, 
CO.  Meatb,  and  d.  6  Oct  1849  leaving  a  son  and  two  daus., 

Francis  John,  now  of  Cecil. 

Elizabeth,  m.  7  July,  1829,  to  the  Hon.  and  Bev.  Jobn-Pratt 
Hewitt 

Catherine,  m.  9  May,  184S,  to  NichoUs  Evans,  Esq.  of 
Newton,  oo.  Cork. 

j4rm*—Az.^  a  cher.,  or,  between  two  lions,  rampant,  re- 
speotant,  arg.,  in  chief,  and  a  white  rose,  leaved  and  sli{>ped, 
ppr.,  in  base,  in  the  centra,  cbioi,  point,  a  cresoaoty  m  the 
third, 

Cretl — ^A  lion's  bead,  erased,  a^  - .  chaxged  with  a  fleur-dd- 
lis,  as. 

Motto— Sic  sustenta  crescit 

Smt^ Cecil,  Augber,  co.  Tyrone. 


GERY  OF  BUSHMEAD. 

Wade-Gert,  William-Hugh,  Esq.  of  Bushmead 
Priory,  co.  Bedford,  J.P.,  6.  24  Aug.  1794;  m. 
2  July,  1829,  Aune-Beckingbam,  dau.  of  John 
Milnes,  Esq.  of  Beckingbam,  and  has  issue,  WiL- 
LiAM-HuGH,  b,  5  Aug.  1882,  and  Hugh,  6.  23  Jan. 
1836. 

%intH^t.  — The  family  of  Qery  can  be  antbentieally 
deduced  ftx>m  Thomas  Gory,  Esq.  of  Royston,  Herts,  iberiff 
of  Cambridgeshire,  1509.  His  great  grandson,  Richard 
Gery,  Esq.  of  Bushmead  Priory,  was  gentleman  of  the 
Privy  Chamber  to  King  Charles  I. ;  and  his  youngest  son 
having  received  the  honour  of  knighthood,  was  Bat  Thomas 
Gkrt,  of  Bloomsbury. 

Thr  Rev.  Huoh  Wads,  son  of  the  Ber.  Hugh  Wade^ 
vicar  of  Newaric,  in  tho  oo.  of  Nottingham,  by  Miss  Martha 
Twentyman,  and  grandson  of  John  Wade,  Bw}.  of  Cosby,  in 
Lincolnshire,  m.  1792,  Hbstbr,  8rd  dau.  and  oo-heir  (with  her 
sisteiB,  Mary-Selina,  wife  of  John  Milnes,  Esq.  of  Becking- 
bam, 00.  Lincoln,  and  Eleanor,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Milnes)  of  Wiluam  Gert,  Esq.  of  Bushmead  Prtory,  eo, 
Bedfoni,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Richard  Ben, 
Esq.,  and  assumed,  upon  his  marriage,  by  letters  patent^ 
the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  GcRT.  He  was  for 
upwards  of  thirty  yesre  an  efficient  nu4;i8trate  finr  the 
counties  of  Bedford  and  Huntingdon.  Mr.  Wade-Gery,  by 
the  oo-heirees  c^  Bushmead,  had  issue, 

William-Huoh,  now  of  Bushmead. 

Cbarles,  fr.  9  Oct.  1795. 

Hugh,  in  holy  orders,  M.  A.,  6.  8  Jan.  1797,  rector  of  Boln- 
hurst,  oo.  Bedford,  m.  17  July,  1821,  Sophia-Josepha, 
youngest  daiL  of  Jof;epb  Sikes,  Esq. 

Thomas,  6.  86  Sept.  1801.  and  d.  15  Doe.  1828. 

Robert,  6.  15  Dec.  1802,  in  holy  ordera,  rector  of  Colm- 
wortii,  Bedfordshire,  m.  14  July,  1830,  and  has  issue. 

Hester,  m.  1  May,  1827,  to  the  Rev.  J.-F.  Dawson. 

Mary-Hannah. 
He  d.  9  Dec.  1832. 

ArmM—Qn.y  two  bars,  arg.,  charged  with  three  masdes,  of 
the  field,  a  canton,  erm..  quartering  Wai>b,  &c. 

C^rest — An  antelope's  bead,  erasco,  quarterly,  aig.  and  sa., 
charged  with  four  mascles,  counterch^iged,  atUrt^,  or. 

8€(U — Bushmead  Priory,  near  Eaton  Sooon,  Bedfordshire. 


GIBBS  OF  BELMONT. 

GiBBS,  George,  Esq.  of  Belmont,  oo.  Somerset, 
J.P.,  b.  27  Dec.  1779 ;  m.  Ist,  27  May,  1802,  Salvina, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Bendy,  Esq.  of  Barbadoes 
(she  d.  1809);  and  2ndly,  Aug.  1814,  his  cousin 
Harriett,  dau.  of  Antony  Gibbs,  Esq. 

iLtnCAffr. — In  the  time  of  Riohaiu>  II.,  two  brothers 
of  this  fiunily  (whose  name  was  spelt  variously  Oibbe, 
Qibbes,  or  Gibbs)  were  settled,  one  at  Honington,  in  the 
county  of  Warwick,  whose  descendants  continued  there 
through  many  generations ;  and  the  other,  John  GKbbe.  oa 
an  estate  called  Venton,  or  Fenton,  in  the  pariah  of  Oart- 
ington,  CO.  Devon,  which  passed,  in  the  time  of  Suzabktb, 
to  the  families  of  Drewe,  of  Hayne,  and  Wootton,  of  Ingie- 
boume,  in  the  same  county,  by  the  marriages  of  Elisabeth 
and  Silvostra,  only  children  and  co-heirs  of  William  Gibbs, 
of  Fenton,  a  descendant  of  the  above-named  John  Gibbe. 

In  the  latter  part  of  the  15th  century,  a  Jnnior  branch 
of  the  Venton  family  had  planted  itself  in  Exeter,  and, 
early  in  the  rdgn  of  Hekry  VIII.,  members  of  it  are  found 
in  the  neighbouring  parishes  of  Woodbury  and  dyst  St. 


GIB 


GIB 


Oeorge»  in  wfaioh  bttor  Tillage,  John  Gibbs,  cm  the  Isi  of 
Hay,  1660,  purehaaed  firom  Thomaa  Lord  Wentwoith  a 
■mall  eatate  called  Pytt  (now  CaraefieldX  ^blob  remained 
in  the  fkmUy  till  1790. 

William  Otbbk  waa  rector  of  the  adjoining  parish  of 
Clyst  St.  Mary,  in  1548,  and  d.  in  1571,  rector  of  Clyst  8t. 
George.  Cotemporary  with  him  were  Henry  Gybbea,  of 
Woodbury,  d.  1549.  George  Qybbe,  of  Clyst  St.  Geoige,  d. 
1669,  and  John  Gibbe,  of  ayst  St.  George,  who  d.  1678. 

Another  Gbobob  Gtbbbs,  of  Clyst  St.  George,  ta.  1st, 
July,  1569,  Welthiana(Gwenllian)  .  .  .,  and  by  her  bad 
JoHH  GiBBB  the  elder,  with  two  other  sons  and  two  daus. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Marie,  sister  of  Andrew  Loveringe,  of  Ex- 
month,  and  d.  1606,  leaying  by  her  John  Gibbe,  the 
younger.  6. 1587,  with  three  other  sons  and  a  dan. 

JoHK  GiBBB,  ^e  elder,  6. 1570,  m.  Anstitia,  and  d.  July,  1652, 
leaving,  beridea  five  other  sons  and  two  daus.,  bis  eldest 
son,  GiOBQB  GiBBS,  of  Clyst  St.  George ;  Robert  Gibbs,  of 
Woodbury;   Philip  Gibbs,  of  Fulford,  in  Shobrooke  and 
Rbford,  in  Clyst  St.  George  and  Woodbury ;  and  Abraham 
Gibbs,  of  Exeter,  merchant,  steward  of  the  city  in  1660. 
^  This  ABiuHAM  GiBBa  ta.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Isaac  Manduit, 
of  Exeter,  and  had  (besides  three  othM'  sons,  who  d.  i.  p., 
and  three  daus.,  of  whom  Elisabeth  alone,  wife  of  Simon 
Gandy,  m.  and  left  issue) 
Isaac  Gibbs,  m.  to  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Mercer,  Esq.  of 
Heavitree,  by  whom  he  had  one  dau.  and  one  son. 
John,  who  left  considerable  estates  in  that  counfy  to  his 
only  surviTing  dau.  (by  his  wife  Mary,  dau.  of  JSldiolaa 
Hall,  Esq.,  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife), 
'         Anne,  wife  of  Dr.  Ballyman,  which  estates  passed  to 
the  fieunily  of  Pierce,  on  her  re-marriage  with  Adam 
Pierce,  laq.,  with  whose  descendants  they  continuusd 
for  several  generations. 
Dr.  John  Gibbs,  of  Exeter  College,  Oxford,  fellow  of  All 
Souls,  rector  of  Welwyn,  Hearts,  d.  umn.  Jan.  16,  1698. 

Gbobob  Gibbs,  of  Clyst  St  George,  was  b.  October,  1604, 
and  m.  Alice  ,  leaving  three  daus.,  Anstice,  6.  1658, 

and  d.  1675 ;  Sarah,  wife  of  —  Goldsworthy ;  and  Eliza- 
beth, wife  of  Bei^amin  Brinley,  of  Exeter ;  and  five  sons, 

John,  b.  1687,  and  d,  1648. 

*  George,  b.  1641,  had  lands  in  Clyst  St.  Marv,  as  wall  as  the 

estate  of  Pytt,  mentioned  above  as  purchased  in  1560  by 
John  Qibbe.  He  was  m.  in  1711,  to  Hannah,  dau.  of 
Robert  Smith,  Esq.  of  Heavitree,  and  had  one  only  son, 
'  Geoige,  6.  1719,  and  d.  1720.  Geoive  Gibbs  was  buried  at 
Clyst  St.  ISeorge,  Aug.  9,  1728,  and  was  $.  in  the  estate  of 
Pvtt  by  his  great-nephew,  George  Abraham  Gibba. 

John.  6.  1644.  and  d.  unm.  1677. 

ABaAHAM  GiBBS,  of  whom  presently. 

•  Samuel,  of  Woodbury,  6.  1654,  m.  1688,  to  his  ooosin 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Gibbs,  and  d.  «.  p.  1686. 

The  4th  son, 

Abbaham  Gibbs,  of  Topsham,  Devon,  b.  18  Aug.  164D. 
m.  Tryphffina,  dau.  of  William  Rowe,  Esq.  of  Shobbrooke, 
CO.  Devon,  by  Tryphona  Whitcham,  his  wife,  and  had 
issue, 

George,  baptized  1685;  buried  1688. 

Abmham,  6.  Feb.  1686. 
.  Amia.  buried  1694. 

Tryphoena,  baptized  1692 ;  d.  unm.  1712. 

Elinbetii,  wife  of  —  Pett. 

Mary,  m.  1719,  to  Nicholas  Peters. 
Abraham  Gibbs,  the  elder,  d.  in  1718,  and  was  buried  at 
Topsham.    His  son,  the  younger, 

Abrahak  Gibbs,  also  of  Topsham,  b.  Feb.  1686,  d. 
Sept.  1726,  having  been  twice  married,  Ist,  to  Mary, 
Snd  dau.  of  Nehemiah  Monke,  of  Topsham ;  and  2nd]y.  to 
Sarah,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert  Lyle,  Esq.  of  Top- 
sham (by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Downs)  widow  of 
—  Springs.    By  this  last  match  he  had  an  only  son, 

JoHV,  also  of  Topsham,  be^t.  1728  ;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 
heir  of  WilUam  Meachin,  and  d.  July  20,  in4,  leaving  six 
sons  and  one  dau. 

I.  John,  bapt.  July,  1755  ;  d.  unm.  after  1779. 
n.  WilUiun,  also  of  Topsliam,  bapt.  June  19. 1757 ;  m.  in 
1790,  Susanna,  dan.  of  the  JEtev.  Thomas  Ley,  rector  of 
Doddescombe  Lttgh,  oo.  Devon,  and  d.  in  1880,  leaving 
five  sons  and  two  dMis. 

1  William-Henry,  of  Naples  and  Palermo,  and  after- 
wards of  Genoa,  b.  8  June,  1791,  living  imm.  at  Clyst 
St.  Geoige,  1856. 

2  Abraham,  d.  young. 

8  John-Ley,  b.  5  June,  1798 ;  m.  Ellin-Maria,  sister  of 
Douglas    Gamble,    and    d.    at    Manchester,   1887, 
leaving  two  children, 
John-DougU»-Lylc. 
EUin-Elizabeth. 
4  Lyle,  b.  1800 :  d.  4  March,  1814. 
6  Charies,  of  Genoa,  6.  23  May,  1S07 ;  }a.  Stuorta,  eldest 
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dau.  of  Tates  Brovra,  Esq.,  by  Stoarta  his  wife,  4tb 
dau.  of  David,  2nd  Lord  Erskme. 

1  Frances,  6. 1798 ;  d.  at  Tiverton,  10  Jan.  1847. 

2  Mary-MotUdo,  Uving  at  Tiverton,  1856. 

III.  Abraham,  of  Nwles  and  Palermo,  bapt.  at  Topsham, 
10  Sept.  1758,  m.  Mary-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Jamos 
Douguts,  and  d.  Dec.  1816,  leaving  Mary-Elizabeth-Cathe- 
rine, his  only  child  :  m.  10  Ma^,  1815,  to  Ueut-ooL  (now 
m^ior-general)  Charles  Asheli  Court,  of  Amington  Hall, 
CO.  Waiwick,  and  has  two  children, 

1  Charles-Henry-Wyndham,  M.P.  for  Wilton,  b.  14  Oct 
1819,  m.  5  Aug.  1864,  to  Emily,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry 
Currie,  Esq. 

2  Elizabeth,  wife  of  the  Right  Hon.  Sidney  Herbert. 

IV.  Geoi^ge,  be^t  July  1761;  d.  in  the  West  Indies, 
unm. 

▼.  I^le,  of  Genoa,  bapt.  July,  1761;  d.  unm.  1839. 

VI.  Thonias,  lieut.  R.N.,  bapt.  Oct.  1767,  d.  unm.  1798. 

L  Elizabeth,  6.  1752,  wife  of  James  Richards,  Esq.  of 
Abbott's  Leigh,  near  Bristol,  d.*.p. 
Abraham  Gibbs,  the  younger,  of  Topsham,  had  by  his  first 
wife,  Mary  Monke,  a  dau.,  Anna,  m.  to  Mr.  Remmett,  of 
Crediton,  and  two  sons,  viz.,  Geoige,  buried  at  Topsham, 
1718,  and 

Gbobob-Abraham  Gibbs,  Esq.  of  Exeter,  who,  in  1728, 
s,  (as  heir-at-law  to  his  great-uncle,  George  Gibbs)  to  the 
estate  of  Pytt,  in  the  parish  of  Clyst  St.  George.  He  m.  in 
1747,  Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Anthony  Vicary.  of  Exetw, 
by  EQzabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Mr.  NichoLns  Munkley,  of  the 
same  city,  and  had  five  sons  and  five  daus. 

I.  George,  6.  28  Sept  1748 :  d.  24  Sept  1750. 

II.  Sir  Vicary  Gibbs,  of  Hayes,  co.  Kent,  M.P.  for  the 
University  of  Cambridge,  lord-diiefjustice  of  the  Com- 
mon Pleas,  b.  27  Oct  1751 ;  d.  8  Feb  18^0;  buried  at 
Hayes.  He  m.  Fronoes-Ceijat-Kenneth,  dau.  of  M^jor  Wil- 
liam Mackenzie,  and  sister  of  Frands-Humberstone,  Lord 
Seaforth,  and  1^  one  dau.  and  heiress, 

Mabia-Elizabbth,  wife  of  Lieutenant-Gen.  Sir  Andrew 
PiUdngton,  of  Catsfield  Place,  co    Sumcx  (who  d.  28 
Feb.  1853),  coL  of  the  20th  regiment,  and  has  two  daus. 
and  heirdsses,. 
1  Maria-Georgina,  m.  18  July,  1848,  to  the  Rev.  Bunall 
Hayley,  rector  of  Catsfield,  and  has  issue. 
Andrew  BurrelL  John-Newton. 

Georgina-Morio-Fanny.  Blanche. 

S  Louisa-Elizabeth,  m.  1  Sept  1858,  to  Richard-Thomaa 
Lee,  Esq.  of  The  Grove,  co.  York,  and  has  two  daus., 
Sophia-Alioe.  Geoigina-Mary. 

ni.  GsoBOB-GiBBfl^  Esq.  of  Redland,  co.  Gloucester,  and  of 
the  city  of  Bristol,  merchant ;  m.  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of 
William  Aleyn,  Esq.,  and  Phoobe  his  wife,  by  whom  he 
had  no  issue. 

IV.  Abraham,  of  Exeter,  merchant,  5. 19  Aug.  1754 ;  buried 
at  Clyst  St.  George,  80  May,  1782,  unm. 
v.  Antony,  of  the  city  of  London,  merchant,  6.  8  Mardi, 
1756.  (See  QaBB,  0/ AUUnham.) 
I.  Elizabeth,  m,  her  cousin,  Robert  Butler  Remmett  of 
Plymouth,  M.D.,  5. 18  April,  1750,  and  had  one  surviving 
son. 

Robert  borrister-at-law,  m.  to  Elizabeth  Tozor,  of  Tot- 
nee,  and  d.  in  1825,  leaving  (with  a  dau.,  Elizabeth) 
three  sons, 

1  Robert  barrister-at-law,  d.  in  1852,  leaving  Issue; 
and  the  2nd, 

2  Henry-Gibbs,  captain  in  the  Ceylon  rifles;  d,  in 
1849,  leaving  one  dau. 

8  George  d.,  aged  20. 
u.  Mary,  6.  2  Jan.  1759 ;  and  d.  1819 ;  wife  of  the  Rev. 
Charles  Crawley,  rector  of  Stowe  Nhie  Churches,  co. 
Northampton,  and  vicar  of  Broadway,  oo.   Worcester, 
leaving  two  sons  and  seven  daus., 

1  Charles  Crawley,  Esq.,  of  Littlemore.  near  Oxford, 
6.  25  Sept  1788.  m.  Eliza- Katharine,  dau.  of  Abinham 
Grimes,  Esq.  of  Coton  House,  co.  Warwick,  and  lias 
one  surviving  son, 

Charles-Edward  Crawley,  b.  17  Feb.  1827. 

2  Georffe- Abraham  Crawley,  Esq.  of  Fitzroy  Farm,  High- 
gate,  5.  26  Sept  1795,  m.  Caroline,  dau.  of  David  Powell, 
Esq.  of  Loughton,  co.  Essex,  and  has  three  sons  and 
eight  daus., 

Robert-Townsend.  6. 18  Feb.  1832. 
George-Baden,  b.  4  Sept  1833. 
Charles-David,  b.  18  Ju^.  1635. 
Mary.  Ciux>linei. 

Anne,  d.  1850.  Edith. 

Fanny.  Agnes. 

Willielmina.  Bertha. 

1  Anne,  wife  of  the  Rev.  John  Lloyd  Crawley,  her 
cousin,  rector  of  Heyford,  co.  Northampton  (who  d. 
1850),  and  has  had  eight  sons  and  one  dau. 

2  Mary,  living  1854. 

8  Su«wiav  livinj?  IRM. 

4  Ellznbcth,  wife  of  the  Rev.  George  WillLim  Daubeney. 

6  Isabella,  d.  young. 


GIB 

6  Caroline,  wife  of  her  cousin,  Oeoive-Hauy  Gibba,  of 
Aldenham.  <L  18  Feb.  1860. 

7  Charlotte,  wife  of  her  cousin,  the  Ber.  William  Craw- 
ley, has  had  one  son  and  four  dans. 

III.  Sibella,  d.  aged  80,  at  Long  Aahton,  co.  Somerset 

IT.  Anne,  wife  of  Bamuel  Banflll,  of  Ezwick  House,  co. 
Devon,  d, «.  p.  1828. 

T.  Sarah,  dtmm.  1785,  aged  23;  buried  at  Clyst  St.  Oeoi^ge. 

VI.  Catharine,  wife  of  Mr.  Burroughs,  of  Taunton,  <L  s.  p. 
1S20,  aged  68. 
TheSrdson 

Georob  Gibbs,  Bsq.  of  Redland,  oo.  Gloucester,  and  of 
the  city  of  Bristol,  6.  9  May,  1768,  to.  let,  about  1776.  Esther- 
Joanna,  dau.  of  Richard  Farr,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  and,  in  her 
children,  heiress  to  her  brothers ;  and,  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of 
W.  Aleyn,  Esq.,  but  had  issue  only  by  the  former,  viz., 
three  sons,  and  two  daus.,  all  of  whom  are  deceased,  mmto., 
except  the  present  Gborob  Gibbb,  Esq.  of  Belmont. 

Ami$—ATg.,  three  battle-axes  sa.,  qtiartering,  sa.,  on  a 
chief,  or,  8  cinquefoils,  gu.,  for  Vicaby  and  gu.,  a  saltire, 
cotised,  between  4  fleurs-de-lis,  or,  for  Farr. 

Crttt — An  arm  embowed  in  armour,  holding  in  the  gauntlet 
a  battle-axe  aig. 

Seal — ^Belmont,  co.  Somerset. 


GIBBS  OF  ALDENHAM. 

Q1BB8,  Hbnry-Hdcks,  Esq.  of  Aldenham  Park,  co. 
Herts,  and  Clifton  Hampden,  co.  Oxford,  b.  81  Aug. 
1819;  m.  6  May,  1845,  Louisa-Anne,  3rd  dau.  of 
William  Adams,  Esq.,  LLD.,  of  Thorpe,  co.  Surrey, 
by  the  Hon.  Mary- Anne  Cockayne  his  wife,  niece  and 
CO  heiress  of  Borlase,  7th  and  last  Lord,  Viscount 
Cullen,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Axaan-Gboboe-Hbnbt,  b.  28  April,  1846. 

II.  Walter- Antony.  6.  19  Jan.  1860. 
m.  Vicaiy,  6.  12  May,  1853. 

IT.  Herbert-Cockayne,  6.  14  May.  1864. 
▼.  Kenneth-Francis,  6.  2  April,  1860. 

I.  Edith-Caroline. 

%intK^e, — ^AjfTOirr  Gibbs,  4th  son  of  Geoige-Abraham 
Gibbs,  Esq.  of  Exeter  (see  Gibbs  of  BBUioifTX  m.  Doro- 
thea-Bametta,  2nd  dau.  of  William  Hucks,  Esq.  of  Knaree- 
borough  (2nd  son  of  Joseph  Hucks,  Esq.  of  Bloomsbury, 
and  Fiduda  his  wife,  dau.  of  Jo»hua  Lomax.  Esq.  of  Child- 
wickbury,  co.  Herts),  and  Eleanor  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Bamett,  Esq.  of  Knaresboroiigh,  which  Dorothea  was,  in 
her  issue,  heiress  to  her  cousins,  Sarah  and  Anne  Nuyes, 
nieces  and  co-heirs  of  Robert  Hucks,  Esq.  of  Aldenham, 
00.  Herts,  Clifton  Hampden,  00.  Oxon,  and  other  estites 
in  those  counties  and  in  Berks.  Antony  Gibbs  <L  hi  1816, 
having  had  five  sons  and  two  daus., 

L  Gborob-Henry.  his  heir. 

n.  Geoi^re- Abraham,  6.  20  Jan.  1788 ;  d,  8  March,  1789. 

iiL  William,  now  of  Tyntesfleld. 

nr.  Francis,  b.  7  July.  1794 ;  <e.  16  April,  1796. 

▼.  Joeeph,  in  holy  orders,  perpetual  curate  of  Clifton 
Hampden.  6.  28  Jul  v.  1801;  m.  14  Sept.  1881,  EmUy, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Vaughau,  of  Crickhowel  (repre- 
sentatire  of  the  flunlly  of  ^ughaiv  of  Trbtowb).  by 
Emilia  his  wife,  sister  of  John-Berkeley  Monck,  Esq.  of 
Coley  Park,  near  Reading,  and  has  issue,  six  sons  and 
three  daus., 

1  Joseph-Henry,  b.  8  June,  1832:  d.  1833. 

2  G«>i:ge-Louis-Monck.  6.  28  April,  1838. 
8  Joseph-Hucks,  6.  14  Oct  1840. 

4  George-Henry,  b.  16  Sept.  1842. 
6  William-Cobham,  6.  28  July.  1846. 

0  Stanley- Vaughan,  b.  SO  Nov.  1848. 

1  Emily-Harriet,  wife  of  the  Rev.  AliVed  Pott,  principal 
of  the  Theological  College,  Cuddesdon,  ca  Oxon. 

2  Dorothea-Bunetta. 
8  Harriett-Theresa. 

L  Harriett,  wife  of  her  cousin,  Geoige  Gibbs,  of  Belmont. 

II.  Anne,  d.  unm,  6  Oct.  1862. 

The  eldest  son, 

Gboboc-Hivrt  Gibbs.  Esq.  of  Aldenham  Park,  Herts 
and  of  Clifton  Hampden.  00.  Oxford,  roerohant  of  London, 
b.  24  Aug.  1786 ;  m.  7  July,  1817,  Caroline,  6th  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Charles  Crawley,  rector  of  Btowe  Nine  Churches,  co. 
Northampton,  by  Mary  his  wife,  3rd  dau.  of  Geoxge-Abra- 
ham  Gibbe,  Esq.  of  Exeter,  and  by  her  (who  d.  13  Feb. 
1860.  and  was  buried  at  Clifton  Hampden)  had  issue, 

I.  Hbkbt-Hucks,  now  of  Aldenham. 

u.  Antony  6.  20  Nov.  1822.  of  Meny  HilL  in  the  parish  of 
Bushy.  00.  Herts;  m.  7  Dec.  1854,  IsabeUA-Margnret.  Srd 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  late  Charles- David  Gordon,  Esq., 
(§ee  GoBDOx  oi  Aaeboeldib). 
440 


GIB 

m.  Geoige.  6. 11  Feb.  1827 ;  drowned  at  Ozfbrd,  S  Jnna 

1846.  buried  at  Clifton  Hampden. 
TV.  Charies,  lieut  2nd  Queen's  Royals,  1861,  b,  28  June, 

1829. 

y.  WiUiam-Uoyd,  6.  6  Dec.  1830. 
vi.  Johu-Lomax.  6.  28  March,  1832. 
▼n.  Francis,  6.  9  Aug.  1884. 

▼in.  Robert-Crawley,  6.  4  Jan.  18S9,  d.  81  July,  185& 
I.  Caroline.  u.  Mary-Dorothea* 

He  d.  21  Aug.  1842. 

.^rtnj— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  three  battle-axes,  sa., 
for  OiBBs ;  2nd,  sa..  on  a  chief,  arg.,  two  cinquefoils,  gu.,  for 
Vioabt;  Srd,  aig..  a  chevron  between  three  owls,  as.,  for 
HucKa 

Crestr—AB  GiBBS  qfBdmonL 

Motto — Tenax  propoeitL 


GIBBS  OF  TYNTESHELD. 

Q1BB8,  William,  Esq.  of  Tyntesfield,  co.  Somerset* 
b.  22  May,  1790 ;  m.  1  Aug.  1839,  Matilda-BlaQche, 
dau,  of  Sir  Thomas-Crawley  Boevey,  Bart,  of  Flauley 
Abbey,  co,  Qloucester,  by  Mary-Albinia  hia  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  Thomas-Hyde  rage,  and  has  issue, 

L  AiTTONT,  6.  10  Dec.  1841. 

II.  William,  6.  14  Jan.  1848. 

HL  George- Abraham,  6.  26  March,  1848. 

IV.  Henry-Martin,  6.  80  May,  1860. 

I.  Dorothea-Harriett  u.  Alice-Blanche. 

ra.  Albinia-Anne. 
Mr.  Oibbs  of  Tyntesfield  is  2nd  son  of  the   late 
Antony  Gibbs,  Esq.  of  London,  by  Dorothea -Bar- 
netta  Ids  wife,  dau.   of  William  Hucks,  £aq,  (set 
QiBBS  of  Aldenham). 

A  rnu  and  Crest — Same  as  the  preceding. 
Ifoeto — Dios  mi  Amparo  y  Esperansa. 
Seal— Tyntesfield,  co.  Somerset. 


GIBBS  OF  DERRY. 

G1BB8,  John,  Esq,  of  The  Yews,  Sheffield,  ca 
York,  b.  25  May,  1811;  m.  20  Jan.  1849,  Anne, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Mark  Skelton,  Esq,  of 
The  Yews,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Samu^  Thorpe 
Esq.  of  Banks  Hall,  co.  York,  and  has  Ibsi^ 

I.  Louisa-Cihristina-WaldegraTe. 
n.  Anna-Maria-Selina, 

Htlt^RQfC* — In  his  essay  on  English  surnames.  Lower 
deduces  Gibbs  firom  Gilbert,  thus  assigning  the  name  a 
Norman  origin— Gilbert  (as  well  as  Gilbard :  see  Roll  or 
Battlb  Abbkt)  being  a  Norman  name ;  and  it  appeared, 
from  an  ancient  roll  in  the  possoasion  of  Jenking  Gibbes 
(temp.  Hbkbt  VIl.X  of  the  family  ot  Etmerstone,  in  Kent, 
a  branch  of  Gibbes,  of  Fenton,  in  Devonshire,  that  the 
family  had  existed  in  Normandy  long  prior  to  the  Con- 
quest of  England.  The  name  De  Guibes  is  said  to  be  still 
found  hi  Fiance,  and  is  deduced,  by  a  leaned  Swiss  detgy- 
man,  firom  an  Arabic  root;  and  Dumas,  in  his  trav^s  in 
the  south  of  France,  quotes  one  of  the  name  as  author  of 
an  archaeological  article  in  the  JounuU  de  Trtvottx,  1729, 

Dakisl  Gibbes,  Esq.  of  Cork,  and  of  Deny,  co.  Cork, 
descended,  it  is  presumed,  fh>m  the  fiunily  of  Gibbe,  of 
Devon,  mentions  in  his  will,  dated  12  Jan.  1719,  and  proved 
6  Dec  1724,  his  relatives,  Henry  WoUis,  Esq.  of  Drishane, 
Christopher  Knight,  sen.,  his  brother^in-liiw,  and  his  cousin 
Godfrey.  In  the  records  of  the  corporation  of  the  city 
of  Cork,  allusion  is  made  to  thia  Daniel  Gibbes  ae  "an 
ancient  freeman.**  He  is  likowlBe  mentioned  in  the  fol- 
lowing curious  passage,  extracted  ftt>m  the  same  records : 
— "  21st  Jime,  1091.  Whereas,  the  corporation  is  indebted 
unto  Daniel  Gibbs,  in  severall  sumes  of  money  by  him  lent 
towards  subsisting  the  army,  and  an  order  of  counceU 
made  for  raising  of  the  money  when  Mr.  Gibbs  ahal  be 
drawne  on  for  the  same ;  and  whereas  Mr.  Gibbs  is  now 
drawne  on,  and  wants  the  money,  and  noe  pubUeke  m*  ney 
in  bancke  to  answeare  the  same,  it  is  this  day  ordered 
that  the  mirror  take  money  up  and  pay  interest  for  the 
same,  and  give  the  dtty  scale  for  security,  and  pay  the 
money  unto  Mr.  Gibbs  towards  his  discharge,  or  any  other 
security  that  shal  be  demanded,  and  the  dtty  seals  to  be 
given  them  for  their  security."  Ho  had  issue,  with  flte 
daus.  (Catherine,  wife  of  John  Narcott,  Esq.  of  BaUy- 
garrett ;  Elisabeth ;  Judith,  <!.  at  an  advanced  age  in  178S ; 
Mary ;  and  Sarah,  wife  of  Joseph  flkwiklyn,  Esq.  of  Brittas, 
near  Cork),  two  sons,  vis.,  John  Gibbes,  Esq.  of  Deny, 


O  I  B 


GIB 


^i^o  obtained  the  tnedom  of  the  city  of  Cork,  «  graiid 
19  Sept.  1087,  and  d.  §.  p. ;  and 

Dahtcl  Oibbbs,  Esq.  of  Derry,  oo.  Cork,  admitted  a 
freeman  at  laxge  of  the  city  of  Cork  8  March,  1725,  and 
mentioned  in  Smith's  HUtory  of  Cork  for  his  **  very  good 
improvementa  **  at  Deny.  His  will,  dated  19  Oct.  1703, 
was  proved  4  Jan.  following.  He  v^.  Frances,  dau.  and 
oo-heiress  of  George  Bennett,  Esq.,  alderman  of  Cork,  by 
his  Ist  wife,  Lucy,  dan.  of  Edmond  ffrench,  Esq.,  alderman 
of  Cork,  and  half-sister  of  John  Bennett,  Esq.,  Justice  of 
the  King's  Bench  in  Ireland.  By  her  he  had  (with  two 
dans.,  Elisabeth  and  Frances)  two  sons, 
L  Dakikl,  of  Derry,  co.  Cork,  J. P.,  deputy-governor  of 

the  CO.  of  Cork,  and  colonel  of  a  volunteer  corps,  m. 

20  Feb.  1778.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Warren.  Bart  of 

Warrenscourtk  and  by  her  (who  d.  27  Aug.  1807j  had 

issue, 

1  Daniel-Robert,  h.  10  Sept  1782;  d,  ttnm.  26  Jan.  1799. 

2  John-Bennett  J.P.»  Ueut  Royal  Cork  City  regiment 
of  niiUtia.  b.  1 4  June.  1787;  m.  (settlement  dated  29  Sept. 
1813),  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Oibbs,  of  Inchigee- 
lagh ;  but  d.  $.  p. 

8  Robert- Warren,  of  Derry,  oo.  Cork,  and  of  Van  Die- 
men's  Land,  in  holy  orders.  A.M.,  J.P.,  b.  13  April, 
1790;  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  Abratuim  Croas,  Eeq.  of  Shandy 
Hall,  CO.  Cork,  by  Mary  hU  wife.  dan.  of  Sir  Emanuel 
Moore,  Bart. ;  and  d.  80  Oct  1853,  leaving  issue, 

Robert-Warren.  Abraham-Johu-Starke. 

Elizabeth-Johnson. 

1  Anne,  m.  to  Richard  Nettles,  Esq.,  J.  P.  of  Nettleville, 
CO.  Cork. 

2  Frances,  m.  to  William  Crooke,  Esq.  of  Derreen,  co. 
Coik.  J.  P. 

8  Mazy,  m,  to  Henry  Cross,  Esq. 
II.  JoHv,  of  whose  line  we  treat 

The  2nd  son, 

Tbb  Rbv.  Jobv  Oibbs,  of  Inchigeelagh  and  Ballynore, 
CO.  Coik,  m.  1st  1779,  Frances,  dau.  of  Rldiard  Browne, 
Esq.  of  Coolcowes,  oo.  Cork ;  and  2ndly,  Isabella,  dau.  of 
—  Connell,  Esq.,  but  had  issue  by  the  former  only,  vis., 
I.  John,  his  heir. 

n.  Richard-Browne,  m.  2  Aug.  1821,  Martha,  youngest 
dau.  of  William  Pierie  (a  member  of  the  ancient  Scotch 
fiuuily  of  PiBRiK,  or  Pibib,  or  Edinburgh),  by  Moiy- 
Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  —  Kyme,  of  London ;  and  d.  at 
sea,  8  Oct  1839,  leaving  issue. 

1  Richard-Butler,  b.  2  Sept  1822. 

2  Williaili-Daniel,  6.  9  Nov.  1824 ;  d.  at  sea,  12  May,  1844. 
8  Oeorge-Sleight. 

1  Martha. 
DL  Daniel-Henry,  shipwrecked  in  Torres  Straits  in  1882, 

and  never  since  heard  of. 
rv.  Geone-Bennett  d.  unm. 
T.  Albeit,  ui.12  Oct  1837,  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 

Henxy  Douthutt  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Cork ;  and  d,  $.  p. 

15  Jan.  1850. 
L  Sarah,  m.  Ist  to  John-Bennett  Oibbs,  Esq.  of  Derry, 

CO.  Cork,  J.  P.,  who  d.  $.  p. :  and  2ndly,  to  John-George 

Pyne,  Eeq.  of  Ballynacanlga,  co.  Cork. 

The  Rer.  John  Oibbs  d.  8  April,  1800.    His  eldest  son, 

John  Oibbs,  Esq.  of  B  lUynora,  co.  Cotk,  a  captiin  Royal 
Coik  city  militia,  m.  5  Sept  1810,  Louisa-Anne,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Edward  Cary,  of  Munfln.  oo.  Wexford,  by  Maiy  hia 
wife,  dan.  of  Sir  Edward  Loftus,  Bart  of  Mount  Loftus, 
and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Bdwaid,  d.  an  infant  10  June,  1814. 

Maria,  2Dd  wife  of  Charles-R.-W.  Lane,  Esq.,  colonel 
H.E.I.C.S.,  C.B. 

Louisa,  d.  13  May,  1830. 
Mr.  Oibbs  d.  1818.    His  eldest  son  is  the  present  John 
Oibbs,  Esq. 

.<<nm— Aiy.,  three  battle-axes  in  profile,  so.,  quartering 
Bbbnxtt. 

Crt$tr~'K  griffin's  head,  erased,  aig.,  pierced  through  the 
back  of  the  neck  with  an  arrow,  or,  barbed  and  featnered, 
of  the  first 

if  otto— Frapper  au  but 


GIBBARD  OF  SHARNBROOK. 

GiBBARD,  John,  Esq.  of  Sharnbrook,  co.  Bedford, 
J.P. 

9.intl(j{e* — ^The  late  John  Oibiubd.  Esq.  of  Sham- 
brook,  for  many  years  a  magistnite,  deputy-lieutenant  and 
xeeeiver-gBn.  for  the  county,  mi^or  of  the  Bedford-militia, 
and  colonej-oommandant  of  the  local  militia,  son  and  heir 
of  William  Gibbard,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  a  magistrate 
and  high-ah«tlff  of  the  county  in  1785,  m.  the  dan.  of 
I^nard  Hampson,  Esq.  (a  descendant  of  the  baronet  of 
441 


that  name,  created  in  1042X  by  his  wifb,  a  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  William  Smith,  vicar  of  St  Paul's,  Bedford,  rector  of 
Barton,  co.  Bedford,  and  prebendary  of  Lincoln,  by  Mary 
Hawes  his  wife,  a  granddau.  of  the  founder  of  charities  in 
Bedford,  descended  from  Sir  Samuel  Tuke,  of  Cople,  and 
by  this  lady  was  father  of  the  present  John  Oibbard,  Esq. 
of  Sharnbrook. 
£^a<— Sharnbrook. 


GIBSONE  OF  PENTLAND. 

GiBSONE,  John-Charles-Hope,  Esq.  of  Pentland, 
CO.  Edinburgh,  colonel  in  the  army,  and  late  lieut.> 
coL  of  the  7th  or  Princess  Royal's  dragoon-guards, 
commanding  cavalry  dep6t,  Newbridge,  co.  Kildare, 
b.  21  May,  1810 ;  m.  8  Nov.  1885,  Jane-Louisa,  only 
dau.  of  Hugh-Saye  Bringloe,  Esq.  of  Edinburgh,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  John,  an  officer  17th  lancers,  b.  in  1888. 

n.  Hugh-Fraacis-Hocket  6.  in  1889. 

I.  Helen,  m.  5  J\me,  1855,  to  O.-Ashby  Maddook,  Esq. 
of  Noseby,  oo.  Northampton,  an  officer  in  the  11th 
hiissars. 

n.  Jane-Louisa.  in.  Henrietta-Anderson. 

Lieut.-CoL  Gibsone  is  only  son  of  David- Anderson 
Gibbone,  Esq.,  major-gen.  in  the  army,  by  his  wife, 
the  late  Mrs.  Helen  Gibsone,  of  Pentland,  only  child 
and  heiress  of  Sir  John  Gibsone,  Bart  of  Pentland, 
by  Henrietta  his  wife,  dau.  of  James  Watson,  Esq. 
of  Saughton,  co.  Edinburgh.  At  the  decease  of  this 
Sir  John  Gibsone,  the  title  devolved  on  his  brother, 
and  passed  eventually  to  the  late  Sir  Thomas-Gibson 
Carmioharl,  Bart  of  Skirling,  co.  Peebles  (see 
Burke's  Peerage  and  Baronetage). 

Arm$—OvL,  three  keys,  fesseways,  in  pole,  or. 
Crat—K  pelican,  in  her  nest,  and  feedmg  her  young. 
Supportert — Two  oogds,  ppr. 
ikfoeto— Pandite  coelestes  portn. 
^Seaf— Pentland,  oo.  Edinburgh 


GIBSON  OF  WHELPRIGG. 

Gibson,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Whelprigg,  co.  Westmore- 
land, J.P.,  6.  28  July,  1805;  m.  24  April,  1841, 
Anne,  3rd  dau.  of  Reginald  Remington,  Elsq.  of 
Crowtrees  Melling,  co.  Lancaster,  and  has  one  dau., 

I.  CATHBinrx. 

iLinta(r(*— Jambs  Gibson,  Esq.,  son  of  Josbpu  Gibson, 
Esq.,  by  Miss  Glover,  his  wife,  m.  Mary  Wilson,  and  had 
four  sons  and  two  daua.    Of  the  former, 

William  Gibson,  m.  in  1785,  Margaret  Robinson,  of  Rig- 
maden,  and  had  with  other  issue,  who  d.  young,  a  son.  the 
present  Joseph  Gibson,  Esq.  of  Whelprig,  and  three  daus., 
Mary,  d.  in  1809 ;  Maigaret ;  and  Hannah,  m.  to  B.-P. 
Gregson,  Esq.  of  Lancaster. 

Arm»—Az.,  three  storks  rising,  ppr. 

Crut — A  stork  rising,  ppr. 

i8ea(^Whelprigg,  Kirl£by  Lonsdale,  co.  Westmoreland. 


GIBSON  OP  SHALFORD  AND  SULLINGTON. 

Gibson,  Grorgb-John,  Esq.  of  Sandgate  Lodge, 
Sullington,  co.  Sussex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  in  1812, 
Eliza,  eldest  dau.  of  Carew  Elers,  Esq.  of  Gower 
Street,  London  (Founder's  kin  at  Wadham  College), 
and  has  issue  one  son, 

I.  Obobob-Cabkw  Gibson,  of  Bradston  Brook.  Burray,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  for  Bussex,  1855,  m.  1st  in  1841, 
Eliza,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Robert  Pardee,  Esq.  of 
Park  House,  Bewdley,  co.  Worceeter,D.L.,  m^orof  the 
militia  for  that  county,  and  has  a  son,  Geoxge-Carew,  b. 
81  July,  184S,  and  a  dau.,  Sidney-Elisabeth.  He  m. 
Sndly,  1849,  Anna-Maria-Arabella,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late 
John  Locker,  Esq.,  chief  magistrate  and  registrar  of  the 
Vice  Admiralty  Court,  Malta,  and  has,  by  her,  two 


1  Edwin-Stillingfleet,  6.  1850. 

3  Alfred-Bradbume,  b.  1858. 
Mr.  Geoige  Gibson  assumed  the  addit; 
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£tnt<10e*— The  family  of  Oibeon  wm  leated,  temp. 
Jambs  IV.,  in  the  co.  of  Fife,  and  for  many  generations 
potsessed  the  lands  of  Durie  in  that  shire,  together  with 
estates,  in  the  neighbourhood  of  Glasgow. 

John  Oibson,  an  honorary  freeman  of  Glasgow,  m. 
Hester,  dau.  and  eventual  heir  of  Joseph  Pardoe,  of  Hailes 
Orohard,  co.  Worcester,  and  had  an  only  child, 

Thomas  Gibsok.  Esq.,  of  Bradston  Brook,  Bhalford, 
Surrey,  who  m.  in  1776,  Mary,  only  surviving  dau.  of  John 
Bradbume,  Esq.  of  Hyde  Abbey  House,  Winchester,  and 
had  (with  two  daus.,  Mary-Anne,  who  d.  unm.  in  Nov. 
18S9,  and  Emma)  an  only  son,  the  present  Gbobob-Jobm 
Gibson,  Esq.  of  Sandgate  Lodge. 

^rm*— Gu.,  three  keys,  fesseways,  in  pale,  or,  in  chief,  a 
portcullis,  of  the  last 

Ore$t — ^A  pelican,  vulning  herself,  and  feeding  her  young, 
ppj*.,  goif^  with  a muralcrown,  or. 

lfofeo--CaBlesteB  pandite  portie. 

Seat — Sandgate  Lodge,  Stoniugton,  co.  Sussex. 


GIFFARD  OF  CHILLINGTON. 
GiPPARD,  Thomas- Willi  AM,  Esq.  of  Cbillington, 
CO.  Stafford,  major  Staffordshire  mUitia,  b.  28  March, 
1789;  s.  his  father  1  A\ig.  1823. 

ILtttfA^t. — OsBORNB  DB    BoLXBXO,    s  noble  Norman, 

living  in  the  time  of  Riouabd  I.,  sumamed  Sans  Peur, 

Duke  of  Normandy,  m.  Avelina,  sister  of  Gunnora,  the  2nd 

wife  of  Duke  Richard,  and  by  her  had, 

Walter,  who  obtained  the  name  of  "Glfllird,"  or  the 

Liberal,  was  created   Count   of  Longue\*ille   by  Duke 

Bichard  II.,  probably  about  1025,  and  was  constituted 

Earl  of  the  county  of  Buckingham.    (For  the  line  of  this 

nobleman,  m  BuRKs't  Extinct  and  DormaMt  Pteragt.) 

OSBOBNB. 

The  2nd  son, 

OsBORMB  Gtftakob,  2nd  son  of  Osborne  de  Bolebec,  a 
noble  Norman,  by  Avelina  his  wife,  sister  of  Gimnora,  the 
2nd  wife  of  Duke  Bichard  of  Normandy,  and  contribut  ng 
together,  with  his  distinguished  brother,  Walter  Giflaid, 
Count  of  Longueville,  to  placing  England  under  the  yoke  of 
the  Norman,  had  of  course  his  portion  of  the  spoil,  and  the 
fintile  county  of  Gloucester  was  allotted  as  the  locality  of 
his  rewaixl.  This  Osborne  d.  about  the  year  1036,  and  was 
«.  by  his  son, 

Elxas  Gittabde,  who.  with  Ala,  his  wife,  gave  lands  and 
woods  in  Bockholt  to  the  Abbey  of  St.  Peter,  in  Glooceeter, 
about  the  year  1100.     He  left  two  sons, 

X.  EuAs  GirrABDB,  third  Lord  of  Brimsfleld,  who  had 
threesome 

1  Ellas,  who  (i.  «.  p.  in  1101. 

2  Walter,  a  benefactor  to  Gloucester  Abbey. 

8  Bichard,  one  of  the  "Justices  of  the  Court,**  temp, 
Hbkbt  II.  He  was  fother  of  Thomas  Giffabd,  who 
c  his  unde,  Elias,  and  carried  on  the  line.  Uis  de- 
soendanty  John  Giflbrd,  had  summons  to  Pariiament 
from  24  June,  1295,  to  10  April,  1290,  as  Babon  Gir- 
FABD  of  Brimsfleld. 

XL  Gilbert 
The  younger  son, 

Gtlbebt  Giftabdb,  m.  and  left,  with  a  dati.  of  Peter 
Corbison,  of  Studley,  co.  Warwick,  and  of  ChiUington,  oo. 
Stafford,  a  son, 

WiLUAM  GiFFARDE,  who  appears  to  have  been  the  first 
of  the  family  who  bore  for  arms,  *'  Aje.,  three  stirrups,  or. " 
He  was  fi&ther  of 

Pbteb  GirrABDB,  highly  distinguished,  in  Ireland,  under 
his  kinsman  Richard  de  Clare,  commonly  called  Strongbow, 
Baii  of  Pembroke.  He  m.  his  cousin,  Avida  Corbixon,  and 
thus  acquired  the  manors  of  ChiUington  and  Walton,  oo. 
Stafford.    He  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Pbtbb  Giffabdb,  of  Cbillington,  who  ta.  Margaret  de 
Chuddeley,  and  was  ».  by  his  son. 

Sib  John  GirrARD,  who  m.  Ada,  dau.  of  Hugh  Courte- 
nay,  Baron  of  Okehampton.  He  d.  in  1319,  and  was  t.  by 
his  son. 

Sib  JoHif  GnTABD,  of  Cbillington,  who  m.  about  the 
beginning  of  the  14th  century,  Catherine  Stafford  de 
Marston.  In  1822,  he  was  returned  by  the  sheriff  of 
Staffordshire  as  a  member  of  the  Great  Council,  summoned 
to  be  held  at  Tork  ;  and  in  1524,  he  was  again  elected  to 
the  parliament  holden  in  London.  He  d.  in  1366,  and  was 
«.  by  his  son, 

Edmxtnd  Gittabd,  of  ChiUington,  who  m.  a  dau.  of 
Venables,  Baron  of  Kinderton,  and  dying  in  1379,  was  $. 
by  his  ^dest  son, 

JoHir  Giffabd,  who  was  Lord  of  ChUUngton  in  1394,  and 
was  «.  by  his  non, 
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GIF 

Thomas  Giffabd,  of  ChiUington,  who  m.  Joyoe,  daor 
and  heir  of  Sir  Robert  Fraunoeys,  of  Whiston,  oo.  Stafford, 
and  had  as  her  dowry  that  estate.  This  Thomas  was 
sheriff  of  Staffordshire,  in  1411.  At  his  deoeaae  in  1416, 
he  left  an  only  child, 

Robbbt  Giffabd,  of  ChUUngton,  who  m.  lst»  IsabeUa 
Blount,  but  by  that  lady  had  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Cassandra,  dau.  of  Thomas  Humphiest<m,  and  was  $.  by 
his  son. 

Sib  John  Giffabd,  of  ChiUington,  who  m.  let,  Jocosa 
Hoorde,  and  had  by  her  two  daus.,  Dorothea,  m.  1st,  to 
John  Congreve,  Esq.  of  Congieve,  and  Sndly,  to  Francis, 
Earl  Ferrers ;  and  Cassandra,  m.  to  Humphry  Swinnerton, 
Esq  of  Swinnerton.  He  ».  2ndly,  EUiabeth  Greyseley, 
rtnd  had,  with  a  dalL,  Frances,  who  m.  to  Sir  John  TiUltot, 
of  Grafton,  two  sons,  vis.,  Thomas,  his  heir ;  and  WUliam. 
Archbishop  of  Rheims,  a  duke  and  peer  of  France.  This 
Sir  John  Giffiml  was  five  times  sheriff  of  his  native  county ; 
and  to  him  HBintr  VIII.  granted  the  dissolved  monastery 
of  the  Black  Ladies,  at  Brewood,  in  1639.  Ho  d.  in  1556, 
and  was  $.  by  his  son. 

Sib  Thomas  Giffabd,  who  m.  let,  Dorothy,  dan.  and 
heiress  of  Sir  John  Monigomery,  and  had  a  dau.,  EUsabeth. 
m.  to  Sir  John  Port,  of  EtwaU,  one  of  the  Justices  of  the 
King's  Bench.  Sir  Thomas  na.  2ndly,  Ursula,  dao.  of  Sir 
Robert  Throgmorton,  of  Caughton,  by  whom  he  had  four 
sons  and  five  dans.  He  was  sherifi  of  the  oo.  of  Stafford  in 
the  lifetime  of  his  father,  in  1530  and  1553.  He  d.  in  1560, 
and  was  ».  by  his  oldest  son, 

JoHM  Giffabd,  Esq.  of  ChUUngton,  high-sheriff  of 
Staffordshire  In  1573,  who  was  honoured,  in  Aug.  1575, 
by  a  visit  from  Queen  Eluabbtb,  at  ChUUngton.  John 
Giffurd  m.  Joyce,  dau.  of  James  Leveeon,  of  lilleahaU  and 
Trentham,  Esq.,  and  had  eight  sons  and  two  daus^  He  d. 
In  1612,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Waltkb  Giffabd,  Esq.  of  ChUUngton,  who  »..  in  1579, 
Phillippa,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Henry  White,  Esq.  of  South- 
wamborough.  co.  Southampton,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 
Pbtbb,  his  heir. 

Andrew,  m.  Catherine  Leveson,  and  left  at  his  deoeaae  (be 
was  kiUod  in  a  sldrmish  during  the  dvU  wars,)three  sons, 
Thomns;  Augustine,  professor  of  divinity  at  Douay :  and 
BonavoQture,  a  distinguuhed  churchman  of  the  reign  of 
Jambs  II.  He  was  b.  la.  1642,  and  d.  in  1783. 
Walter  Giflhrd  was  t.  29  April,  1682,  by  his  eldest  son, 

Pbtbb  Giffabd,  Esq.  of  ChiUington.    This  gentleman  m. 
Frances,  2nd  dau.  of  Walter  Fowler,  Esq.  of  St.  Thomas, 
in  the  oo.  of  Stafford,  and  had,  with  five  younger  aoos  and 
seven  daus., 
Waltbb,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Black  Ladies,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Ridaard 

Hawkins,  of  Nash,  co.   Kent,  and  had.  with  a  dau., 

Frances,  one  son,  John  Giffabi»,  of  Black  Ladles,  who 

»».  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Fockbury.  co. 

Worcester,  and  dyinffin  1709,  left  vnth  four  daitt.,  of 

whom  the  eldest,  Catherine,  m.  to  Thomas  More,  Esq.  of 

Bamborough,  three  sons,  Pbtbb,  who  «.  to  Chilling£oo ; 

John,  of  Madeley,  oo.  Salop :  aud  Walter. 

Peter  Giffiurd  in  his  extended  and  chequered  lift,  saw  the 

entire  downfaU  and  the  perfect  restoration  of  ^aim  iJamUy. 

From  the  commencement  of  the  great  rebellion,  he  appears 

to  have  taken  «n  active  and  decided  part  in  it,  for  at  an 

eariy  period  we  find  his  estates  confiscated,  and  himself  a 

prisoner.    ChiUington,  so  recently  receiving  a  royal  guest, 

became  a  royal  garrison.     The  estates  wars  sold  by  the 

Drury  House  Commissioners ;   and  the  mombera  of  the 

famUy,  after  fighting  in  the  king's  army  as  long  as  an 

army  existed,  were  in  prison,  in  banishment,  or  in  con- 

oeslment.     When  the  Snd  Chablbs  made  his  ilKadvised 

descent  on  England,  in  1651,  several  of  the  Giflhrds  Joined 

him,  and  fought  on  the  fktal  field  of  Worcester.     After  his 

defeat  the  King  owed  his  safety  in  a  great  measure  to  the 

guidance  of  Charies  Oiflhrd,  a  nephew  of  Peter  Giilkrd,  of 

Cbillington,  and  the  fideUty  of  the  Pendrills,  the  devoted 

retainers  of  the  Gifliards.     He  d,  "ftiU  of  days,  **  25  Juae, 

166S,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Waltbb  Giffabd,  Esq.  of  ChUUngton,  6.  in  1611.  m. 
1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  Shr  Thomas  Holt,  Bart,  of  Aston,  by 
whom  he  had  Johk,  his  successor,  with  two  other  sans, 
and  four  daus.  He  m.  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Huggeford,  Esq.  of  Solihull,  but  had  no  other  issue.  Be 
d.  in  1688,  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Giffabd,  Esq.  of  ChiUington,  b,  in  1687,  m,  FiaaoM, 
dau.  of  WUUam  Fitsherbert,  Esq.  of  Swinnerton,  and 
dying  in  1694,  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

Thomas  Giffabd,  Esq.  of  ChiUington,  who  s».  in  1688, 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Tliimelby,  Esq.  of  Imham,  eo.  Tinooln, 
but  <(ying  without  iastte,  in  1718,  was  s.  by  his  1 ' 


GIF 

Petsb  Outard,  Esq.  of  Block  Ladiee,  (refer  to  John, 
8nd  son  of  Peter,  who  sufibred  duriiig  the  civil  wars  and  d. 
in  1663,)  who  thus  became  of  Chillikotom,  and  repreaeu- 
tatire  of  the  iamily.  He  m.  1st,  Winifred,  dau.  of  Robert 
Howard,  Esq.  of  Horecroea,  but  by  her  hod  no  iasue.  He 
m.  2ndly,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Sir  Bobart  Throckmorton,  Bart, 
of  Caughton,  and  bad, 
Pktsb,  hia  successor. 

Maria,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Smythe,  Bart,  of  Acton  BuruelL 
Anna,  m.  to  — ^  Weld,  Esq.  of  Lulworth. 
Mr.  Oiff  ird  m.  Srdly,  Helen,  dau.  of  Bobert  Roberta,  Esq. 
of  Plas-Ucha,  eo.  Flint,  by  whom  he  had  iaaue, 
Thomab,  successor  to  his  brother  Peter. 
John,  who  inherited  his  mother's  estate  of  Plaa-Ucha.    He 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Robert  Hyde,  Esq.  of  Ner- 
quis,  and  had  two  daua.,  both  of  whom  d.  unm.,  the  lost 
survivor  at  an  advanced  age,  in  1842,  when  the  Plas  Uoha 
eatate  reverted  to  the  present  Mr.  Gifhrd.  of  ChiUington. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Franda  Canning,  Esq.  of  Fozcote. 
He  d.  in  1746,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
Petbr    QirrARD,  Esq.   of   Chlllmgton,  who  d,  in  1748, 
before  he  h^d  attained  his  m^ority,  when  the   estates 
devolved  upon  hia  half-brother, 

TH01CA8   GxFTARn,   Esq.    of  ChiUington,  who    m.    1st, 
Barb«ra,  dau.  of  Robert  James  Lord  Petre,  by  whom  he 
had  one  dau.,  Maria,  m.  to  Sir  John  Throckmorton,  Bai-t. 
Mr.  Giibrd  m.  2ndly,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Sir  Bobert  Throck- 
morton, Bart.,  and  had  a  son,  Thomas,  his  heir.    He  m. 
Srdly,  Frances,  dau.  of  Thomas  Stonor,  Esq.  of  Stonor,  in 
the  CO.  of  Oxford,  by  whom  he  left, 
John,  who  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  and  heir  of —  Sucton,  Esq.  ol 
button  Stiumey,  in  Ireland,  but  d.  s.  p.  in  183J. 
Frances,  m.  to  William  Throckmorton,  Esq. 
He  d.  in  1775,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Giftard.  Esq.  of  ChiUington,  who  m.  23  June, 
1788,  Lady  Charlotte  Courtenay,  sister  of  the  late  Earl  of 
IXovon,  and  had  issue, 
Thomas- William,  his  heir. 
Francis-John,  who  d.  wttn.  in  1886. 

Walter-Peter,  of  Bilbrooke,  m.  in  1886,  Henrietta-Dorothy, 
dau.  of  the  late  Sir  John-F.  Boughey,  Bart,  of  Aqualate, 
and  has  issue  a  son,  W^ter-Thomas-Courtenay,  and  two 
daus.,  Henrietta-Charlotte  and  Selina. 
Charlea-Robert. 

Robert  Edward,  ci^t.  10th  Hussars,  d.  unm.  1  Feb.  1836. 
Chaiictte,    vi.    to    Samuel-Campbell  Simpson,   Esq.    of 
Brockton. 
Ln^-Harriotw 

Sophia- Elizabeth,  m.  to  John,  second  Lord  Wrottesley. 
Aune-Barbara,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charies  Whitmore,  aud  d. 
23  Nov.  1834. 

Barbara-Denise.  tn.  26  Sept.  1839,  to  Williom-Lacon  Childe 
Esq.  of  Kinlet.  Salop.    !ul  d.  in  1841. 
Caroline-Mallet,  ta.  to  Jonn  Mytton,  Esq.  of  Halston,  and 
d.  in  1841. 

Louisa-PaiiUna-Charlotte,  m.  27  Pec.  1832,  to  Sir  Thomas- 
Fenton-Fletcher  Boughey,  Bart. 

Mr.  Giffiutl  d.  I  Aug.  1823,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 
the  present  Tbomas-William  Gitfabd,  Esq.  of  ChiUington, 
the  21st  Gii&rd  of  ChUlington. 

.inn>— <2uarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  as.,  three  stirrups  with 
leathers,  or,  two  and  one;  2nd  and  3rd  gu.,  three  Uons, 
passant,  aig. 

CrttU^A.  tiger's  head,  coiq>ed,  fliU-&cod,  spotted  various, 
flames  issuing  from  his  mouth,  ppr.,  granted  in  1513.  A 
demi-archer,  bearded,  and  couped  at  the  knees,  in  armour, 
ppr.,  fh>m  his  middle  a  short  coat,  paly,  arg.  and  gu.  At 
nis  middle  a  quiver  of  arrows,  or,  in  his  hands  a  bow  and 
arrow  drawn  to  the  head,  or,  granted  in  1523. 

JtfbMo— PrenoE  haldne,  tires  fort — ^Take  breath  and  pull 
strong. 

&o«^-OhiUington,  co.  Stafford. 


GIFFARD  OF  BRIGHTLEY. 

GiTFARD,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Kilcorrall,  co.  Wex- 
ford, h.  19  Dc  \  1812,  secretary  of  the  Transport 
Board,  m.  14  Nov.  1844,  Rosamond-Catharine,  dau. 
of  William  Pennell,  Esq.,  and  has, 

L  JohhHarding,  6.  26  May,  1847. 

I.  Minnie-Rose.  ii.  Jane-Mary. 

m.  Alice-Katherine.  nr.  Margaret-Magdalen. 

V.  Floreuoe-Elisa.  yi.  Evelyne. 

9.tn(<f0f . — ^The  family  of  Oiffird  is  of  great  antiquity 
in  Devonshire,  where  it  flourished  as  early  as  the  reign  of 
Hbrt  II. 

Sia  RoGCR  GirrAKD^  son  of  Thomas  Giffiinl,  of  HalesbuTy, 
by  Anne  Coryton,  his  2nd  wife,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  and  oo- 
heiress  of  John  Cobleigh,  of  BrightLBy,nearCaittlehampton, 
and  was  father  of 
443 


GIF 

JoH»  GnrPARD,  Esq.,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard 
Granville,  of  Stow,  in  Cornwall,  by  Maud,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  John  Beville,  Esq.  of  Gwamock,  in  that  co.,  and  by  her 
had,  besides  many  otlier  children,  his  eldest  son, 

John  Gutakd,  Esq.  of  BrighUey.  who  m.  Honor,  dau. 
of  Walter  Erie,  Esq.  of  Cbarborough,  co.  Dorset,  and  was 
father  of 

AitTHUR  GirPARD,  Esq.,  who  in.  Anne,  dan.  of  Thomas 
Leigh,  Esq.  of  Borough,  in  Devonshire,  and  had  a  son  and 
successor, 

John  Giitard,  Esq.,  b.  in  1602,  of  Brigfatley,  one  of 
the  stanohest  adherents  of  King  Cbabuis  I.  He  was 
"dedmated,  sequestrated,  and  imprisoned,"  and  paid 
£1136  as  a  composition  for  his  estates.  After  the  Res- 
toration he  was  selected  to  be  a  Knight  of  the  proposed 
Order  of  the  Royal  Oak,  and  d.  ia  1666.  Colonel  GI£Bmx1  in. 
Joan,  jTonngest  dau.  of  Sir  John  Wyndham,  of  Orchard 
Wyndham,  in  Somersetshire,  by  Joan,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry 
Portman,  and  by  her  had  three  sons  and  several  daus. 
The  eldest  son, 

John  Giftabd,  m,  1st,  Susan,  sister  of  Sir  Copleeton 
Bamfyide;  and  2ndly,  Frances,  dau.  of  the  Honoturablo 
Doctor  William  Fane,  4th  son  of  Frands,  1st  Earl  of  West- 
moreland, and  d.  in  1712.    He  had  by  her, 

Hbkrt. 

Cflssar,  who  $.  to  the  estates  of  Brightley  under  his  fikther's 
will,  m.  and  had  issue. 
Frances,  m.  to  —  Kenney,  and  left  issue. 

Henbt  Giffard,  Esq.,  the  eldest  son,  being  disinherited 
by  his  father,  settled  at  Wotton,  in  Devonshire,  m.  Martha, 
dau.  of  Edward  Hill,  Esq.,  judge  of  the  Admiralty  and 
treasurer  of  Virginia,  and  d.  v.  p.  in  1700.    His  eldest  son, 

John  GirrARD,  Esq.  of  Great  Torrington,  in  Devonshire, 
settled  in  Indand ;  m.  Dorcas,  dau.  of  Arthur  Murphy,  Esq.. 
eo.  Wexford,  and  d.  in  1748,  leaving  an  only  son, 

John  Giitard,  Esq.,  accountant-general  of  His  Majesty's 
customs  at  Dublin,  and  high-eheriff  of  that  dty  in  1704, 
6.  in  1746;  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  William  Morton,  Esq.  of 
Ballynaclash,  co.  Wexford,  d.  in  May,  1810,  aged  74,  and 
left  issue, 

Ambrose-Harding  E,  his  heir. 

Stanley-Lees,  LL.D.,  barrister^tt-Iaw,  m.  twice,  and  has 
issue. 

William,  Ueut.  82nd  regt,  murdered  by  the  rebels  in 
Ireland  in  May,  1708. 

John,  d.  young. 

Harriet, »».  Ist,  to  Ms^or  Geoige  King,  7th  Fusiliers,  who 
was  killed  at  New  Orieans,  Jan.  1815,  and  2ndly,  to  the 
Rev.  James  Phelan. 

Mazy,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Ryan. 

The  eldest  son. 

Sir  Ambrobb-Haxdinok  GrrrARD,  Kn^,  chief-justice  of 
Ceylon,  6.  in  1771 ;  m.  1808,  Harriett,  dau.  of  Lovell  Pennell,' 
Esq.  of  Lyme  Re^  and  dying  in  April,  1827,  left  issue, 

John-William,  6.  hi  1811,  d.  luant.  in  1888. 
Edward,  now  of  Kilcorrall. 
George,  capt.  R.N.,  C.B.,  6.  in  1815 ;  rmrried. 
William,  in  holy  orders,  b.  1815,  m.  and  has  issue. 
Arthur,  capt.  E.I.C.a,  b.  in  1826. 

Jane-Mary,  m.  to  Sir  WUliam-Webb  FoUett,  Her  Ms^esty's 
solidtor-general,  d.  1847. 

Sarah.  Harriet,  m.  to  Wentworth  Bayly,  Esq. 

Rose,  m.  to  the  Rev.  G.  Urquhart  Fagan. 
Emma,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Francis  Tate. 

.ifnw— 8a.,  three  lozenges  conjoined,  in  fesse,  eim. 
Crett — A  cock's  head,  erased,  or. 
iSctK— Kilcorrall,  co.  Wexford. 


GIFFORD  OF  BALLYSOP. 

GiPFORD,  Rev.  William,  of  Bally  sop,  co.  Wexford, 
h.  1795 ;  m.  10  May,  1824,  Arabella,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Walton  Stephens,  of  Hibla,  co.  Kildare  (by 
Arabella  hia  wife,  dau.  of  William  Glascott,  4th  son 
of  George  Glascott,  Esq.  of  Aldertou,  co.  Wexford), 
and  co-heiress  of  her  brother,  Walter  Stephens,  of 
Hibla,  CO.  Kildare,  by  whom  ho  has  issue, 

I.  Waltkr-Stkphbns,  J. p.  for  the  co.  Wexford. 

II.  Nicholas.  m.  William-James-Brownlow. 
I.  Anna.            n.  Arabella.  ni.  Margaret. 

rv.  Lncy-Stephens.  v.  Georgina. 

VI.  Elizabeth.  vn.  Wildimina. 

Mr.  Gififord,  who  is  rector  of  Mageesha,  co.  Cork,  «. 
his  father  13  Sept.  1830.  OqIc 


OIF 

^LiVitK^. — Jabpcr  OirroBD,  who  went  over  to  Ireland 
in  1611,  in  the  same  troop  with  William  Qlaacote,  of  Alder- 
town,  and  Roger  Drake,  of  Stokeetown,  got  grants  of  pro- 
perty, in  the  co.  Wexford,  by  patent  dated  18th  King 
Cbarlm  II.,  and  fixed  his  residence  at  Polemaloe,  co.  Wex- 
ford.   His  eldest  son, 

William  Oitford,  of  Polemaloe,  m.  Margaret,  dan.  of 
Nicholas  Bolton,  of  Braseel,  co.  Dublin,  by  Anne  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Nicholas  Loftus,  of  Loftus  Hall,  co.  Wexford,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  4  May,  1718)  had  issue.  His  eldest  dau.,  Anne, 
m.  George  Olascott,  Esq.  of  Alderton,  and  his  eldest  son  was 
Nicholas  OirroED,  Esq.  of  Ballysop,  who  m.  Katherioe, 
dau.  of  Captain  Sweeney,  of  Wexford,  and  He  was  «.  by  lus 
son, 

WiLUAM  OinroRD.  Esq.  of  Ballysop,  who  m.  6  March, 
1764,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Oeoige  Olascott,  Esq.  of  Alderton,  by 
whom,  who  d.  in  March,  1701,  aged  66  he  left  an  only  son, 
Nicholas  Oiffobd,  of  Ballysop,  6.  in  1766 ;  m.  Matgoret, 
dau.  of  Mitchelboume  Byrnes,  of  Coolboye,  co.  Wicklow, 
by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  George  Olascott,  of  Alderton, 
by  whom,  who  d.  in  March,  1830,  he  had  issue, 
WiLUAM,  now  of  Ballvsop. 

Nicholas,  m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Francis  Morton,  Esq.  of  Fort 
Town,  CO.  Wicklow.  and  has  issue,  Nicholas;  Franda- 
Heury ;  Mary-Elizabeth ;  Margaret ;  and  Frances- Aune. 
Charles-Symes,  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Olascott  Symes,  Esq.,  and 
has  issue,  Nicholas,  m.  July,  1863.  Tamxine  KathOTine, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Grant,  of  Clonakitty,  co.  Cork, 
Esq.;  Charies-Symee;  Olascott;  John;  George;  William- 
Edward;  James-Richard;  Alicia;  Maigaret-Anne ;  and 
Emma. 
John-Symes,  capt  H.E.I.C,  6.  Jan.  1803;  m.  12  April, 
1846,  Beata,  dau.  of  Capt.  John  Olascott,  of  Killowen, 
CO.  Wexford. 

George,  d.  imm.  Sept  1841. 
James,  mt^or  H.E.I.C.,  d.  mm,  17  May,  1853. 
Thomas,  d.  unm, 

Mary-Anne,  m.  to  Henry-Benjamin  Archer,  Esq.  of  St. 
Stci>hen's  Green,  Dublin,  banister-at  law. 
Maigaret,  d.  unm.  Bliaabeth. 

Nicholas  GifToid,  d.  18  Sept.  1830. 

.imw— On.,  three  lions,  passant  in  pale,  arg. 
Crttt—A  cubit  dexter  arm  in  armour,  grasping  a  gilly 
flower,  all  proper. 
Ifotto— Potius  mori  quam  foedari. 
Seat—Bailjaop,  oo.  Wexford. 


GILBERT  OF  THE  PRIORY. 

Gilbert,  Waltbr-Ralbioh,  Esq.,  J.P.,  lieut-coL 
royal  artillery,  b,  9  April,  1813;  to.  16  Dec.  1848, 
Harianne-Charlotte-Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  William 
Peters,  Esq.  of  Ashfold,  Sussex,  and  has  issue, 


I.  Waltbb-Raudob,  b,  12  Aug.  1849. 


I.  Mary-Marianne. 


II.  Cedlia-Isabella. 


Hintafft. — ^Westoott  observes  that  Gilbert,  the  ancestor 
of  the  prasent  family,  "possessed  lands  in  Manadon  in 
Edwabd  the  Confessor's  days,"  and  Piinoe  adds  (hat  the 
Gilberts  "have  matched  as  they  descended  down  into 
honourable  bouses,  as  of  Champemou,  Croker,  Hill,  Chud- 
leigh,  Agar,  Molineux,  Pomoroy,  Ac.,  and  have  yielded 
matches  to  others,  in  particular  to  the  noble  fttmily  of  the 
Grcnrils.  'Hiey  have  married  also  divers  daus.  and  heirs, 
as  Compton,  Champemon,  Valetort,  (whereby  they  touch 
the  blood  royal,)  Reynward,  Trsnooh,  litUeten,  alias 
Westoott,  Kelly,  and  others,  from  whose  loins  have  pro- 
ceeded many  emhient  peraims  which  were  of  old,  men  of 
ranown.  Such  as  Otho,  *  called  also  Otis  Gilbert,  hi«^- 
sherifT  of  Devonshire,  Ifi  Edwabd  IV. " 

This  Otho  or  Ons  Gilbsbt  inherited  Greenway,  a  seat 
beautifyiUy  situated  on  a  bold  elevation,  overhanging  the 
river  Dart,  about  4  miles  flrom  Dartmouth.  Otho  had 
thne  sons  ;  1  Jomr,  (Sir,)  knighted  by  Queen  Elisabbth 
in  1574,  m.  a  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Chudleigh,  Knt.  of  Ashton, 
but  d.  $.  p.;  2  HuMPHRBT.  (Sir,)  of  whose  line  we  treat; 
and,  8  Adrian.    The  2nd  son. 

Sir  Hdxphiibt  Oilbcbt,  knighted  1577,  was  eminently 
distinguished  by  his  discoveries  in  the  northern  seas, 
where  Gilbert's  Straits  are  called  after  him  to  this  day,  and 
by  the  establishment  of  the  colony  of  Newfoundland.  This 
enterprising  f*ft»«^",  who  was  half-brother  of  Sir  Walter 
Baleigh,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Anthony  Agar,  Knt.  of  Kent, 
and  had  with  one  dau.,  nine  sons,  the  eldest.  Sir  John 
Gilbert,  Knt.,  an  officer  ot  xvputation,  m.  a  dau.  of  Sir 
Richard  Molyneux,  of  Sefton,  but  d.  in  1608,  without  issue, 
as  did  nil  his  brothers  except 
444 


GIL 

Ralcioh  Gilbkrt,  Esq.  of  Compton,  who  m.  Hias  Kelly, 
and  left  a  son  and  successor. 

Agar  GiLBntr,  Esq.  of  Compton,  who  m.  Christian,  dan. 
of  Edmund  Walrond,  Esq.  of  Bovey,  oo.  Devon,  and  by 
her,  (who  d.  8  July,  1060,)  had,  with  a  dan..  Elisabeth,  m. 
to  Thomas  Hicks,  Esq.  of  Trevithiok,  two  sons  :  the 
younger,  John,  d.  16  Oct.  1674 ;  the  elder, 

HuicPHRXT  Gilbsbt,  Esq.  ».  his  fkther  at  Oomptoti 
Castle,  12  April,  1661 ;  Ho  m.  Joan,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Roger  Pomeroy,  Esq.  of  Sandbridge,  and  had  three  sono, 
John,  Humphrey,  and  Ralei^.    The  eldest, 

JoHH  OiLBBRT,  Esq.  of  Compton  Castle,  sold  the  anciciit 
seat  at  Greenway.  He  m.  Anne,  da>i.  of  Richard  Court- 
nay,  Esq.,  son  of  Sir  Williaim  Courtnay,  of  Powderfaam, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1776,  had,  (with  eight  dans., 
Anne,  Catherine,  Henrietta,  Maria,  Elizabeth-Margaret, 
Urania,  Johan,  and  Lucy)  four  sons,  John,  who  d.  trnm., 
PoMBOT,  Cojurtenay,  and  Humphrey.    The  2nd  son, 

PoMBOT  GiLBSRT,  Esq.  of  Comptou  Castle,  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Admiral  Edmund  WilUams,  of  Plymouth,  and  had 
by  her,  who  d.  in  1786,  (with  three  daus.,  Maiy,  EUsOiath, 
and  Lucretia,)  five  sons,  of  whom  the  Srd, 

The  Rbv.  Edmund  Oilbkbt,  viear  of  Constantiue,  and 
Official  of  rhe  archdeaconry  of  Cornwall,  m.  Anne  dan.  of 
Henry  Gamett,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  and  had  by  her,  who  <£.  In 
1822,  six  sons  and  seven  dans.,  vis., 

JoHN-PoMBOY,  his  heir. 

Henry-Oamett,  lieut.  R.N.,  lost  at  sea,  in  H.M.8.  Hawk. 

Walter-Raleigh.  6.  in  1786,  liout-gen.  in  the  E.  I.  Ca's 
Service,  O.C.B.,  created  a  baboxbt  in  1860,  d.  1863  («« 
BvBKs's  Peerage  and  BardMtaae.) 

Edmund-William,  commander  R.N. ,  6.  in  17»8,  m.  in  1832. 
Mary,  dau.  of  J.  Simpson.  Esq.,  anid  has  issue,  Edmund, 
Francis,  Henry,  and  one  dau. 

Roger-Pomroy,  m^kHr  in  the  army,  6.  in  1790. 

Francis- Yards,  capt  RE.,  6.  in  1794,  m.  Elizabetb,  widow 
of  William  Burroughs.  Esq. 

Catherine-Hodgson,  m.  to  Sir  Walter  Roberts,  BarL,  and 
has  issue. 

Elisabeth-Oamett,  m.  in  1818,  to  Joseph  Hamley,  Esq., 
d.  in  1820,  leaving  issue. 

Mary,  m.  in  1806.  to  Lord  Robert  Kerr,  and  has  Issue, 

Anne-Oamett^  d.  young. 

Lucy. 

Frances-Isabella,  m.  in  1816,  to  William  Hiokey,  Esq.,  and 
has  issue. 

Mr.  Gilbert  d.  in  1816^  and  was  $.  by  his  son,  the  Rbt. 
JoHN-PoMBBOY  GiLBBBT,  M.A.  of  the  Prloiy,  Bodmin, 
Prebendary  of  Exeter.  J.P ,  6.  in  1779 ;  m,  in  1806,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Matthew  Storm,  Esq.,  of  Ilfkaoombe,  and  has  had 
issue,  Edmund,  deceased,  Waltbb-Ralboh,  now  of  The 
Pilozy,  John-Fomeroy,  and  Otho,  lieut.  Royal  Art. 

^rm*— AiK-.  on  a  chev.,  sa.,  three  roees  of  the  first,  leavod 
ppr. 

Crutr—K  squirrel,  sejant,  on  a  hill,  vert,  fiwdiag  on  a  crc^ 
of  nuts,  m>r. 

ifotto— Mallem  mori  quam  mutare. 

AetU— The  Priory,  Bodmin,  ComwaU. 


GILBERT  OF  TREDREA  AND  EAST-BOURN. 

Gilbert,  John-Dayies,  Esq.  of  Tredrea,  oo.  Ck>ni- 
wall,  and  of  East-Bourn,  co.  Sussex,  one  of  the  co- 
heirs of  the  Barony  of  Sandys,  s.  his  father  16  ApriL 
1854. 

ittieage.— Datmb  Giddt,  Esq.,  D.C.L.,  M.A.,  P.R.B., 
and  F.S.A..  only  son  of  the  Rev.  Edward,  Giddy,  M.A.  (by 
Catherine,  his  wife,  dau.  and  eventuaUy  heir  of  J<din  Daviea^ 
Esq.,  son  of  William  Davies,  Esq.  of  St.  Brth,  by  Cktherine^ 
his  wife,  only  child  and  heir  of  Colonel  Humphrey  Noye,  by 
Hester  his  wife,  sister  and  co-heir  of  Edwin,  8th  Lord 
Sandys)  was  6.  in  1767,  and  assumed  the  name  and  arms  of 
Oilbkbt  on  his  marriage,  18  April,  1806,  with  Maiy-Anne^ 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Gilbbbt,  Beq.  of  ffast 
Bourn,  oo.  Sussex.  Mr.  Daviea-GObert  attained  a  very  high 
reputation  in  science  and  antiquities,  and  eventuaUy  sue- 
oeeded  Sir  Humphry  Davy  in  the  president's  chair  of  the 
Royal  Academy.  In  1804  he  was  returned  to  parliament  by 
the  borough  of  Helston,  and  in  1806,  by  that  of  Bodmin. 
By  the  heiress  of  Gilbert  he  left  at  his  decease,  24  Dee.  1S40, 
(with  four  daus.,  Catherine,  m.  17  April,  isil,  to  John-8. 
Enys,  Esq.  of  Enys ;  Maiy.Snsannah ;  Anne ;  and  Hestsr- 
Elisabeth,)  an  only  son, 

Johx-Davibs  Gilbbbt,  Esq.  of  Tredrea  and  But-Bonm, 
h,  1811,  who  m.  7  Oet  1861,  the  Hon.  Anna-Dorothea,  older 
dau.  of  Robert,  late  Lord  Oarew,  K.P.,  and  d.  16  April, 
1854,  leaving  a  eon  and  heir,  the  present  possessor  of  Tre- 
drea. ><-> 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQI^ 


OIL 

Arm^^Axg.,  on  a  chey.,  gu.,  three  roaes,  of  the  field. 
CVta*— A  squirrel,  selant,  gu.,  cracking  a  nut,  or. 
Jf otto— Teff  Yw  Hedwch. 
8mt§   Tredrea»  Cornwall,  and  Eaat-Boum,  Suaeez. 


GILBERT  OF  CANTLEY. 

OiLBSBT,  William -Albxandbr,  Esq.  of  Manor 
House,  Cantley,  co.  Norfolk,  J.P.,  6.  24  April,  1806; 
m.  Ist^  29  Sept  1829,  Maria,  dau.  of  John-Bellamy 
Plowman,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d  11  July,  1834) 
has  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Alkzahdib,  h.  8  Nov.  1831. 

n.  John-Bellamy,  6. 18  April,  1834. 

Mr.  Gilbert  m,  2ndly,  26  April,  1886,  Maiy-Anne, 
dau.  of  the  Key.  John  Gilbert^  of  Chedgrave,  and  by 
her  has  issue, 

I.  ThonuyhDenny,  6. 86  May,  1887. 

n.  Herbert-Heniy,  b.  17  June.  1840. 

in.  Walter-Edward,  b.  4  AprU,  1846. 

IV.  Pranda-Paroell,  b.  «  Sept  1847. 

▼.  Oeoige-Peroy,  6.  90  April,  1849. 

I.  Maiy-Anne.  n.  Alice-Jane. 

ni.  Harriet-Helen.  rr.  Agnes-Anne. 

▼.  Gertrude-Maria. 

HixUUQt, — ^Thomas  Oilskbt,  Gent,  of  Chedgrave,  hi 
Norfd^  6.  in  1694,  a  descendant  of  Thomas  Gilbert,  Esq. 
of  Burlingfaam,  in  Norfolk,  who  had  a  grant  of  arms,  (e.-np. 
Queen  Busabeth,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  James  Utting, 
Genl  of  Bockland  Hall,  Norfolk,  and  hy  her  who  d.  in 
1776,  aged  70,  had  five  sons  and  five  daus.  Mr.  Gilbert  d. 
in  1769.    His  youngest  son, 

Hnranr  Gilbsbt,  Esq.  of  Postwick  Hall,  oo.  Norfolk,  b.  in 
1740,  m.  1771,  Anne,  dau.  of  James  Jenner,  Esq.  of  Ashhy, 
00.  Soflblk,  and  by  her,  who  d.  9  Feb.  1781,  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  of  Hardly,  d.  Mtm.  21  Aug.  1796,  aged  26. 

n.  Wiu^iAM-HsMBT,  of  Cantley. 

III.  Robert,  of  Postwick  Halt  6.  2  June,  1776,  m.  22  May, 
1800.  Lucy,  dau.  of  Johu  GiUett,  Esq.  of  Halvergate,  and 
has  issue, 

1  Thomas-William,  b.  6  March,  1801. 

2  Robert,  b.  9  Feb.  1804. 
8  Henry,  b.  18  Dec.  1807. 
4  Arthur,  b.  31  Dec.  1814. 

6  WiUiam-Henry,  6. 16  July,  1816. 
6  Clement,  6. 19  March,  1822. 

1  Lydia-Ann,   m.    28   Sept.   1826,   to  Thomas-Gilbert 
Tuck,  Esq. 

2  Lucy.  8  Amelia.  4  Maria. 
6  Helen.               6  Caroline. 

IT.  John,  of  Chedgrave,  oo.  Norfolk,  in  holy  orders,  b.  in 
1778;  m.  Macr-Anne,  dau  of  Richard  Denny,  1^.  of 
Beri^pton,  Norfolk,  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Gflbert  d.  in  1812.    His  eldest  surviving  son, 

WiLLiAM-HsMBT  GU.BERT,  Esq.  of  Cantley,  b.  1  Nov. 
1774,  to  whom  his  uncle,  WUliam,  devised  the  Cantley 
estate,  m,  20  May.  1801,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Alexander  Woods, 
of  Westleton,  Buflblk,  and  by  her  (who  d.  6  July,  1828)  had 


WuLXAM-ALBXAHDnt.  uow  of  Cautl^. 
Heniy-Robert,  6. 28  July,  1811,  d.  warn.  2  March,  1846. 
Eliaabeth-Ann,  m,  19  March,  1888,  to  Aleyanrtwr  Woods, 


,  d.  wtm.  1822. 
Mr.  Gilbert  d.  7  Feb.  188S. 

ArKU-^h)u,  two  bars,  engr..  erm..  in  chief  three  fleurs- 
de^  or.  The  original  grant  to  Thomas  Gilbert,  of  North 
Bnrtingham,  ▲.n.  1676,  was:~«ru.,  two  bars,  erm.,  in  chief 
three  nsurs  de-lis,  or. 

Ontt-^A  stag's  head,  or,  on  the  neck  a  fbss,  engr.,  with 
idain  oottisea,  gu. 

lfott»— Tenax  propositi 

&o»-Ottitley,  Norfolk. 


GILCHRIST  OF  OPISDALE. 

Gilchrist,  Daniil,  Esq.  of  Opisdale,  oo.  Suther- 
land, J.P.  and  D.L.,  convener  of  the  county  of 
Sutherland,  b,  8  Aug.  1806 ;  m.  20  Oct.  1841,  Jeane, 
dau.  of  John  Heork,  Esq.  of  Gilmarton,  co.  Fife,  and 
has  issue  one  dau.,  Maboabbt.  Mi*.  Gilchrist  is  only 
son  of  Dugald  Gilchrist,  by  Oatherine-Roee  his  wife : 
he  has  four  sisters,  one  of  whom  is  m.  to  William 
Lyon,  Esq.  of  London,  and  another  to  George  Rose, 
Esq.  of  Pitcolvie,  chief  of  the  clan  Ross. 
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GIL 

OrMt— A  lion,  rampant,  holdmg  in  the  doxtor  paw  a 
sdmltar,  all  ppr. 
MoUo-Uea,  Gloria  fides. 
^SmK— Opisdale,  oo.  Sutherland. 


GILDEA  OF  PORT  ROYAL. 
GiLDKA,  James-Knox,  Esq.  of  Port  Royal  and 
Cloncormack  House,  oo.  Mayo,  high-sherififin  1885: 
6.  24  Sept  1804. 

^intKQt. — ^The  fiamily  of  Gildea,  is  of  ancient  Milesian 
descent,  and  a  pedigree  in  the  possession  of  the  present 
representative,  deduces  it  from  the  ancient  monarchs  of 
Ireland.  At  the  time  (1718)  when  that  document  was 
drawn  up,  the  head  of  the  house  was 

Jamib  Gildka,  Esq.  of  Golough  and  Port  Royal,  chief 
magistrate  for  co.  Mayo,  and  high-sheri£r  about  the  year 
1723.  He  m.  Mary  Steward,  of  Summer  Hill,  and  by  her 
had  (with  three  daus.,  Elenor,  Anne,  and  Mary,  and  a 
younger  son,  Robert)  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

James  Gildea,  Esq.  of  Port  Royal,  who  m.  19  Jan.  1765, 
Maiy  Ruttledge,  of  Cornfield,  and  by  her,  who  d.  27  Feb. 
1788,  had  issue,  James,  b.  19  Feb.  1766;  Androw,  lieut. 
in  the  royal  Irish  regiment  of  artillery,  and  A.D.C.  to  the 
Duke  of  Rutland,  d.  in  London,  16  Feb.  1787,  v.  j». ; 
AMTHOirr,  of  whom  presently ;  William-Mills,  6.  8  June, 
1761,  an  ensign  in  62nd  regt.,  d.  6  Dec.  1787 ;  Geotge,  b, 
30  Sept.  1762 ;  Rubert,  b.  18  Jan.  1766 ;  Thomas,  b.  8  Oct. 
1770 ;  Robert,  b.  16  April,  1776 ;  John.  6.  24  June.  1779, 
lieut.  in  the  17th  light  dragoons,  d.  in  Jamaica;  Mary; 
Barbara;  Maiigaret;  Elenor;  Anno;  and  Margaret.  Mr. 
James  Gildea  d.  at  CloonigashiU,  8  Aug.  1790.  His  third, 
but  eventually  eldest  surviving  son, 

Amtbont  Gildba,  Esq.  of  Port  Royal,  J.P.,  and  twice 
high-sheri£f,  m.  14  Nov.  1808,  Anne.  6th  dau.  of  Francis  Knox, 
Esq.  of  Rappa  Castle,  co.  Mayo,  and  had  issue, 

I.  jAmB-KKOX.  present  representative. 

u.  Anthony-Knoz,  barrister-at-law. 

III.  Robert  iv.  John- Arthur,  capt  8l8t  regt 

v.  Frauds,  late  2nd  Queen's  Royals. 

I.  Maria. 

n.  Anne.  in.  Harriette.  iv.  Elizabeth. 

Y.  Louisa.  VI.  Caroline.  Yif.  Charlotte. 

Arm$    Arg.,  on  a  mount  ▼ert  a  stag,  statant  under  a 
bay  tree,  ppr. 
Orett — ^A  wolf's  head,  erased,  pi>r.,  langued,  gu. 
Jfottoev— Re  e  merito,  and  Vincit  qui  patitur. 
iSMit— Clonoormack  House,  co.  Mayo 


GILL  OF  BICKHAM  PARK. 

Gill,  John-Hornbrook,  Esq.  of  Bickham  Park, 
oo.  Devon,  J.P.  for  the  cos.  of  Devon  and  Cornwall, 
and  high-sheriff  of  Cornwall  in  1841 ;  6.  10  March, 
1787;  m,  in  1880,  Jane,  only  child  of  Thomas  Cor- 
nish, .Esq.  of  Cholwell  House,  Devon,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Harold- WRATFORO-CoiunBH,  b.  17  July,  1831 ;  m.  27 
Sept  1866,  Augusta-Lucy,  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  J.-P. 
Carpenter. 

n.  Reginald-Butier-Edgcumbe,  b.  29  July,  1888. 

I.  Honoria-Bari>ara-Jane. 

ILiltease.— The  Cunlly  of  Gill  have  been  resident  and 
possessed  of  landed  property  in  the  parish  of  Tavistock 
since  the  reign  of  Stbpuen,  and  are  of  Saxon  origin,  as 
denoted  by  the  name. 

John  Gill,  Esq.  (the  grandfather  of  the  present  pro- 
prietor), m.  Prothesia,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Edgtsumbe,  Esq., 
and  left  a  son, 

Joair  Gill,  lkK[.  of  Bickham  Park,  who  fa.  in  1786. 
Barbara,  younger  dau.  of  Jacob  Hombrook  Esq.  of  Tavi- 
stock, and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1884)  left  at  his  decease,  in 
1841, 

JoHK-HoRWBROOK,  now  of  Bickham  Park. 

Thomas,  late  M.P.  for  Plymouth,  m.  1st  ?*^l^«^^Hl  ^T 
Andrew  Paton,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  Jane.  dan.  of  Robert 
Charies,  Esq.  of  London,  and  has  issue  by  both  marriages. 

William,  d.  imm.  1822.  ,„  ,     ^   ^ 

Elizabeth,  m.  1st  to  John  Smith,  Esq.  of  Upland,  Devott ; 
and  2ndly,  to  Joseph  Read,  Esq.,  J.  P. 

Maiy-i^i-Grace.  m.  to  C.  V.  Bridgeman.  Esq. 

Barbara,  m.  to  John  Bundle,  Esq.,  late  M.P.  for  Tavia- 
tock. 

Arau—QiLL,  with  an  escutcheon  of  pretence  for  Corhish. 

Crut—A  boar,  passant  resting  its  fore-paw  on  a  crescent 

Motto-~ln  te,  Domino,  spes  nostra. 

Scat— Hckham  Park,  Devon. 
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GIL 

aiLLBANKS  OF  WHITEFIELD  HOUSR 

GILLBA.NKS,  Jackson,  Esq.  of  Whitefield  House, 
oa  Cumberland,  J.P.^  h.  5  Nov.  1819;  B.A.  and 
LL.B.  of  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge,  a  barrister- 
at-law,  patron  of  the  living  of  Uldale. 

HtnfXSt. — ^Thia  flonily  qnrong  tram  the  moimUfai 
dlstriet  near  Kecwick.  The  name,  spelt  in  old  funily 
reorads  *' OhyUbanke,"  evidently  shows  tbsir  connection 
with  that  locaaty:  "'OiU'  or  *OhyU/"  as  an  author 
obserres,  ''means  a  mountain  stream  confined  between 
steep  baoks  and  running  lapidly.**  SoTeral  generations 
sgo,  the  Gillbanks  held  considerable  property  about  the 
Vale  of  St.  John  and  Threlkeld.  There  is  still  the  small 
ancient  hamlet  of  Oilbank  in  that  part  where  they  are  said 
to  have  resided,  but  the  bulk  of  the  property  having 
derulved  upon  an  heiress  who  married,  it  passed  into 
other  hands,  and  the  funily  were  much  dispersed.  One 
branch  then  settled  in  the  east  of  Cumberland,  where 
there  have  been  a  succession  of  clergymen  of  the  name 
(under  the  patronage  of  the  Howards)  for  many  generations. 
The  late  Rev.  O.  Gillbanks  held  the  living  of  Lanercost 
Priory  for  neirly  sixty  years.  A  distant  branch  is  also 
represented  by  llMMnas  Gillbanks,  Esq.  of  Culgaith ;  another 
branch,  of  wUch  we  now  treat,  settled  at  Scothwaite  dose, 
near  Ireby,  which  has  now  been  in  their  possession  about 
two  hundred  years. 

Joseph  Giuaanks,  Esq.,  the  younger  son  of  Joseph 
Oillbanka,  of  the  above  place,  who  m.  Miss  Ehmbeth 
ShefBeld,  was  h.  SS  Jsn.  1780.  He  went  to  Jamaica  in 
1800,  and  having  amisssd  a  large  fortune  as  a  merchant 
there,  returned,  in  1814,  to  England,  when  he  purchased 
the  Whitefield  House,  Orthwaite  HaU.  Haltc^iff  Hall,  and 
othsr  estates  in  the  co.  of  Cumberland,  which  the  present 
owner  has  since  much  improved  and  beautified.  He  m. 
T  Jan.  1819,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Ralph  Jackson.  Esq.  of 
Normanby-in-Clevelaiid,  Torkshirs.  and  nieoe  ct  Colonel 
Jackson,  of  St.  Dorothy.  Jamaioa,  and  of  the  Hon.  R 
Jackson,  load  chief  Justice  of  that  island,  which  fiunily  has 
bskl  large  possessions  there  tor  many  generations.  This 
lady,  by  the  sudden  death  of  her  oousin,  W.  Thomas 
Jacksan(son  of  Colonel  Jackson,  of  JamaicaX  has  succeeded 
to  the  gnat  bnlk  of  that  gentleman's  property,  and  by  this 
lady,  who  survives  him,  Mr.  Gillbanks  had  issue  ons  son 
and  two  daua.,  via., 

Jackbov,  now  of  Whitefield  House. 

Marv-Ehsabeth,  m.  June,  184«,  to  R  M.  Lawrance,  M.D., 
and  has  issue. 

Maria-Joeephine.  m.  94  Jan.  1856,  to  Rev.  Henry  Googh, 
M.  A.,  fellow  of  Queen's,  Oxford,  and  leetor  of  Chariton, 
Oxfordshire. 

Mr.  CHIlhanks  was  for  40  yeais  a  moat  active  magistrate 
and  deputy-ttentanant  for  the  county.  He  d.  suddenly  on 
the  Srd  day  of  IU».  1868,  and  was  «.  by  kis  only  son.  the 
at  JAOKSoar  aiLUiAnc%  Baq.  of  Whitefield  House. 


Atwu—Am.,  five  hearts,  !n  saltire.  or,  on  a  diieC  aig., 
rose,  gu..  between  two  trefoils,  slipped,  wt. 
CrrH—A  stag's  head.  or. 
Mott0    Honore  et  virtute. 

-Whitefield  House,  near  Wlgton. 


GILLOy  OF  WALLHOUSR 

0ILL05,  AiTDRiw,  Esq.  of  Wallhouse,  ca  Linlith- 

rw,  JJ*.  and  D.Lu,  6.  22  April,  1828;  m.  1st, 
April,  1S48,  Jane-Lillias,  eldest  dau.  of  John- 
Ferrier  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Caimhill  and  Weetport, 
by  the  Hon.  (Jeorgina  Yereker  his  wife,  dan.  of 
the  late  Yieoouiit  Qort,  and  haa  by  har  a  son, 

William,  h.  tk  Dee.  184«. 

He  ».  2ndly,  12  Jan.  1854,  Anna-Maria,  only  dan. 
of  Cap!  Henry<Paget  Gill,  late  of  the  5i)th  regl,  by 
CatherineOiameron  hia  wife,  now  Lady  Maxwell,  of 
Calderwood,  dan.  of  Walter  Logan,  Esq.,  and  by  her 
haaa  son, 
Henxy,  *.  10  Nov.  1854. 

HintMfff, — ^ThJs  fomHy.  ooe  of  old  standing,  is  sup- 
posed to  be  of  Normsn  origin. 

Joss  OxLLOv,  Esq.  of  Wallhouse,  co.  linHthgow.  who 
obtained  a  charter  of  that  estate  in  U72,  wm  great-great- 
grandfluhsrof 

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6  It 

ALELomxB  Gnxov,  Esq.  of  WaUbooss,  who  sil  Sleonora 
Montgomexy,  and  was  father  of 

JoHV  GiLLOV.  Esq.  of  WaUhonse,  who  «».  Oatherina,  dan. 
of  Sir  Andrew  Agnew,  of  Lochnaw,  Bart.,  and  by  her  wis 
father  of 

ANnaaw  Gnxov,  Esq.  of  WaUhooas,  ttsotenani-colfloel  of 
Soots  Fusilier  Guards,  who  m.  Nov.  1800,  Mary-Anne,  dsn. 
of  William  Downe,  Esq.  of  Downe  HaU,  oo.  Dorsst,  sad  by 
her  (who  d.  Sept  1801)  left  at  his  deessse.  S  May,  18S3,  aa 
only  son  and  heii; 

WiLUAM-Dowvs  Gnxos,  Esq.  of  WaUhonse,  oa  Linlitih 
gow,  and  Hurstmonceux,  Sussex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for 
the  Lanark  burghs  in  1881-8,  and  for  the  FalUrk  burghs 
tram  1833  to  1841 ;  b.  81,  Aug.  1801;  he  m.  14  Oct  18S0. 
Helen-Elisa.  dan.  of  John  Corse  Soott,  Baq.  of  Lynton,  eo. 
Selkirk,  and  d.  7  Oct.  1840,  leaving  lame. 

L  Ajroasw,  now  of  WaOhouae. 

II.  William,  lieut  TSnd  Bengal  N.L,  killed  at  thestegeof 
Moultan,  aged  23.  

I.  Helen,  m.»  April.  1861,  to  WDHamMaetetaMWardrop, 
Esq.  of  Bridgehoufs. 

n.  Marr-Anne. 

ni.  Catherine,  d.  unst.,  Nov.  186S. 

Jmw— Ou.,  on  a  saltier;  aig.,  five  martlets^  vxtlant,  of  the 
first 
Cre$i—A  raven,  on  the  fiaoe  of  a  rock,  ppr. 
Jfotte— Tntum  leftigium. 
8upporttr$ — ^Two  ravena,  prar. 
gwl— Wallhonse,  oa  Linliti«ow. 


GILLMAN  OF  OAKMOUNT. 

OiLLMAM,  James,  Esq.  of  Oakmount^  oo.  Cork, 
J.P.,  6. 14  April,  1804  ;  ai.  8  March,  1842,  Elisabetfa 
Sarah,  only  dan.  of  the  late  Herbert  Oillman,  Eeq., 
of  Bennett's  Grove,  ca  Cork,  and  baa  isaue^ 

Jamw-Hbbbsk;  *.  It8s|i4.  IBM. 

AmeUa-Davisa. 

Htneagf  •— The  GtmnaiM  of  Irriand  are  statsd.  in  as 
old  fiamily  tradition,  to  be  deaeeoded  tram  a  Chnatiao 
knight  of  that  namo,  who  during  the  cruaadea,  was  et^igei 
in  single  combat  with  a  Saracen,  whose  right  leg  he  cutoff 
with  a  sabre  cut  This  expl<»t  is  en—wemocated  in  the 
coat  of  arms;  and  the  crest.  agxiffiB'S  head,  withabetr^ 
paw  in  its  mouth,  being  embleoMtie  of  atrei^ith,  together 
with  the  motto.  "Not  by  word,  but  by  deed,**  tend  to  eon- 
firm  the  legend.  The  first  who  settled  in  Ireland,  wero  two 
officers  in  King  WnxiA]i*8  army.  KM,  one  ef  whom  sur- 
vived, and  reeeived  a  grant  of  land.  Itlssappoasdthsttbv 
had  previoualy  coom  to  Baglaad  tram  Normandy  in  Fianee. 

Jambs  Ooxiiah,  Bsq.  of  Battsshtask.  ool  Ooik  (gttaA- 
fhthsr  of  the  pi  waiir  Mr.  GiSmaa.  of  Oat  ■mhiiiQ  m.  15 
Mardi.  1764,  Klim  Glsrka,  and  by  bv  fwbo  rf.  It  IU>.  18I«) 
he  left,  at  hte  death.  U  March,  latl.  wi^  other  kMM,  a  soo 
and  heir, 

Jamxs  QniMaa,  Saq.  of  Oakmount.  wke  ai.  15  Sept. 
179«,  Ebaa,  dan.  of  Under,  la^.,  aad  by  bv.  who  ^  U 
Mandu  1848,  had  isBiMv 

Jamss,  nowofOakmeimt. 

William,  m..  and  has  Isana 


Mr.  CliTlsisa,  d.  9  Jmm,  1114. 

Jrm»—AM.,%  dexter  Isg  cot  off sbove  &e  knes, 
Cmt—A  griflta&'a  hsad  emnd.  with  a  bear^ 
month. 
JfeMa— Noo  csntu  sed  seta. 
ffesi    OatiniwiiU,  eg  Gock. 


paw  in  i|i 


OILLUM  OF  MIDDLETON  HALL. 
Qnxmc  Stkphxs-Fbtvb,  Esq.  of  MiddleCoo  HaU, 
ca  Northumberiand,  JJP.,  &.  SO  OcL  ISli;  *. 
5  May,  1837,  Hary-Aju,  dan.  at  Tbomas  Fonter, 
Esq.  of  Addwstone  Houae,  in  the  aazne  county,  sad 
has  issue  one  daiL, 


Itnfagt .— Srvnsi  raTB,  bq^  ai.  lat,  17  Dee.  17N, 
ftMsnnah  Maakr.  and  ^d  by  her  ocm  dan..  Aaae.  «.  to 
Prederit^  Stale.  Bsq.  He  ».  SMfly.  t  Nov.  18M,  Ehsabith. 
Snd  dan.  of  George  Solby,  Bsq.  «f  Twiaett  HooM.  eo.  Koctk- 
unberiand.  and  by  has,  who  4,  S  Ju^.  iaS7,  hadisMi^ 

SnvBKK.  wow  of  MiddlstoQ  JUL 
Heniy-Geocce.  b.  «  Apnl,  ISltf ;  dL  S  June.  ISSSL 
Prideanx  William,  ft.  6  July.  ISdi. 
Elizabeth. 


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1bmaH.m.  tottwBtiT.  Edmund  WUto. 
Uamnne. 

,  on  a  ofaey.»  or,  between  three  dolphins,  haitrient 
^castles. 

olphin,  as  in  the  arma. 

MiddletonHaU,  Belfoid,  oo.  Northumberland. 


GILPIN  OP  HOCKLIFFE  GRANGE. 

GiLPnr,  Richard  -  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Hockliffe 
Grange,  co.  Bedford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  Bed- 
ford^bire,  lieut-ooL  of  the  county  militia,  6.  12  Jan. 
1801;  tm  18  Deo.  1831,  Louisa,  dau.  of  General 
Gore  Browne,  of  Weymouth,  colonel  of  the  44th 
regtw 

Hitl^ffC* — This  fiunUy  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the 
(iunily  of  uUpin,  seated  at  Kentmere  Hall,  oo.  Westmore- 
land, temp.  King  John,  in  whose  reign  the  estate  was  given 
by  a  Baron  of  Kendal  to  Bichard  Oilpin,  as  a  reward  for 
vsluable  seryioes,  and  erentually  came  into  possession  (on 
ih»  death  of  an  elder  brother,  killed  at  Bosworth)  of  Edwin 
Gilpin,  &ther  of  the  Bey.  Bernard  Oilpin,  rector  of  Hough- 
tqn^e-Spring,  one  of  the  most  learned  divines  and  church 
rsformsrs  of  thai  day.  The  immediate  ancestor  of  the 
eOpiDS,  of  Hockliffe  Orange, 

RoBSBT  Oilpin,  Bsq.,  son  of  the  Bev.  Robert  Oilpin, 
rector  of  Hockliflb,  m.  Esther,  dau.  of  Matthew  Neale, 
Ksq.  of  Eze  Hall,  co.  Warwidc,  and  was  Cftther,  besides 
other  children,  of 

THOiCAfl  Oilpin,  Esq.,  high-sheriff  of  Bedfordshire  in  1762, 
who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Pinner,  Bsq.  of  Monk-Wear- 
mouth,  oo.  Durham,  and  bad  an  only  son, 

RiOHABD  Oilpin,  Esq.  of  HockUlIb,  D.L.,  and  for  upwards 
of  forty  years  Ueut-coL  of  the  Bedfordshire  regt.  of  miUtia. 
He  m.  Iflt,  Maiy.  relict  of  Capt  Spencer,  of  Jamaica ;  and 
Sndly,  in  April,  1797,  Sarsh,  4th  dau.  of  Willinm  Wilkinson, 
Bsq.  of  the  00.  of  Westmoreland,  and  by  the  latter  had 


Bighas2>-Thoicab,  his  heir 

8arah-Margaret,  m.  to  Henry*  Kelson  Smith,  Esq.  of  Great 

Busaell-s&eet,  London,  aod  d.  in  June,  1887. 
Bmma,  m.  to  Thomas-T.  Smith,  Esq.  of  Bolton-street, 

London. 

Mr.  Oilpin  d.  3  Jan.  1841. 

.^mu— Or,  a  boar,  passant,  sa. 

CVeaC— Three  spears,  one  in  pale,  and  two  in  saltier,  or, 
headed  an.,  tied  with  a  scroll,  bearing  for 
Motto— XJn»  Foy  m^sme. 
iSeat— HockUlfe  Oxaoge,  oo.  Bedford. 


GISBORNE  OF  YOXALL  LODGK 

GnBORNB,  Thomas-Gut,  Esq.  of  Toxall  Lodge,  oo. 
Stafford,  m.  7  Aug.  1849,  Emily-Wingfield,  eldest 
dau.  of  Frederic,  present  Lord  Saye  and  Sele. 

Hilltase. — The  Oisbomss,  originally  from  Hartington, 
Dsityshire,  migrated  to  the  county  town  of  Derby,  and  a 
member  of  the  fhmily,  for  more  than  200  years  after, 
almost  without  exeeptian,  filled  the  oflloe  of  mayor. 

John  Obbornv,  Esq.  of  Derby,  b.  in  1044,  m.  Catherine, 
dau.  and  oo-hetress  of  John  Fowler,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had 
issue, 

L  John,  J.P.,  twice  mayor  of  Derby,  b.  in  1075^  m.,  and 
had  issuer 

Dorothy,  b.  in  1704.  m.  to  Thomas  Oodfrw  Luahington, 
Esq.  of  Sittingboiun,  in  the  co.  of  Kent>  uncle  of  Sir 
Stephen  Lui£&gton,  Bart,  M.P. 

Gathmine,  b.  in  lTo«,  m.  to  Cockin  Sols^  Esq.  of  Sitthig. 
bourn. 

IL  TtfOKAi^  ancestor  of  this  branch. 

X'L  James,  in  holy  ordsrs,  rector  of  Stareley,  oo.  Derby, 
raebendary  of  Durham,  b.  in  1687,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
W.  Jackson,  M.D.,  andd.  7  Sept.  1760,  leaving  issue, 

1  Francis,  rector  of  Staveley,  d.  imm.  20  July,  1821. 

2  Thomas,  physician  to  the  King,  and  for  some  time 
presidettt  of  Um  Collegsof  Physidana,  d.  tmm.  in  180A. 

8  James,  a  general  in  toe  army,  M.F.,  and  commander- 
in-chief  of  the  forces  in  Irdand,  who  m.  Mary- Anne, 
dau.  and  co-heiress  of  John  Boyd,  Esq.,  and  cL  20  Feb. 
1778,loaying 
447 


Frederick,  his  heir. 

Catherine,  fit.  to  the  Hon.  Vesey  Knox,  brother  of 

Thomas,  Eari  of  BanfUrly. 
Mary-Alida,  m.  to  Mi^or  Burke. 
Dorothea,  m.  to  Alexander  Gordon,  Esq!,  brother  of 

David  Gordon,  Bsq.  of  Florida,  co.  Down. 

4  Dorothy,  m.  to  Samuel  Foxlow,  Esq.  of  Staveley. 
6  Catherine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Fletcher  Dixon,  LL.D.,ricar 
of  DufBeld,  and  d.  25  April,  1796. 
6  Anne,  m.  to  Isaac  Hawkins,  Esq. 

I.  Elizabeth,  6.  in  1685,  m.  to  Nathaniel  Edwards,  M.D.,  of 

Derby, 
n.  Sarah,  m.  27  April,  1707,  to  William  Orton,  Esq    of 

Leicester. 

The  2nd  son, 

Thomas  Gissobkb,  Bsq.  of  Derby,  J.P.,  five  times  mayor 
of  that  town,  6.  in  1680 ;  s».  in  Dec.  1716.  Temperance,  dau. 
of  Robert  Packer,  Esq.  of  Shillingford, -Berks,  and  d.  9  Dec 
1760,  leaving  an  only  son, 

JoKR  GiSBORiTB,  Esq.  of  Toxsll,  StaiTord,  who  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  William  Bateman,  Bsq.  of  Derby,  and  d.  16  Feb. 
1770,  having  had  issue^ 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Dariey  Dale,  who  m.  18  Oct  1703,  Milicent,  dau. 

of  Edward-Scheverell  Ghandos-Pole,  Bsq.  of  Radbome, 

in  the  co.  of  Derby,  and  has  issue^ 

John,  his  heir. 

Harriet-MiUoent,  who  m.   22  July,  1828,  to  the  Rev. 

Ridiard-Burton  Pidcock. 
Caroline-Anne^  m.  to  the  Rev.  T.-A.  Biekards. 
Chariotte,  m.  20  Nov.  1872,  to  the  Rev.  Edward-Oeoige 

Simcox. 

Temperance,  m.  to  Sir  Hugh  Bateman,  Bart. 

The  eldest  son, 

RxT.  Thomas  OisaoBira,  of  Toxall  Lodge,  a  prebendary 
of  Durham,  was  tiie  authco'  of  many  works,  whidi  obtained 
great  favour  with  the  public.  He  m.  1  Mardi  1788,  Mary, 
only  dau.  of  Thomas  Babington,  Esq.  of  Rothley  Tbmple, 
CO.  Leicester,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

ThomasJohn.  who  m.  Sally  Kredhmer,  of  St.  Petersburgfa. 

William,  in  the  Ceylon  civil  service,  who  m.  in  1818,  Mary- 
Elizabeth,  only  dau.  by  his  2nd  marriage,  of  the  Hon.  and 
Rev.  1%omas-JamesTwiselton,  D.D.,  son  of  Thomas  Lord 
Saye  and  Sele. 

James,  in  holy  orders,  curate  of  Barton. 

Mathew,  «».  to  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  David  Browne,  M.  A. 

Walter,  of  Horridgehouse,  in  the  co.  of  Derby,  Esq. 

Mary,  who  m.  in  1820,  William  Evans,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Alles- 
treeHaU. 

Lydia,  who  m.  20  Dec.  1824,  to  the  Rev.  Edmund  Robin- 
son, of  Thorpe  Green,  in  the  co.  of  York. 

He  cL  in  1846,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Gibborsx,  Bsq.  of  Toxall  Lodge,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
M.P.  successively  for  the  borough  of  Stafford,  the  county 
of  Derby,  and  the  town  of  Cariow ;  who  m.  1st,  Elizabeth- 
Fysohe,  dau.  of  John  Palmer,  Esq.  of  Ickwell  co.  Bedford, 
and  sister  of  Charles  Fjrsche  Palmer,  Esq.,  M.P. ;  and  2ndly, 
1826,  Susan,  widow  of  Francis  Duckenfield  Astley,  Esq.  of 
Duokenfield.  By  the  former  (who  d.  20  June,  1828) ;  he 
left  issue, 

Thomas-Gut,  now  of  Toxall  Lodge. 

Elizabeth-Maria,  m.  1836,  the  Hoo.  John-Duncan  BUgh, 
2nd  son  of  John,  4th  Earl  of  Damley,  and  d  1887. 

.^rms— Erminois,  a  lion,  rampant,  sable,  collared,  arg ,  on 
a  canton,  vert,  a  garb,  or. 

Cmt^—A  demi-lion,  ermine,  collarod,  dovetail,  or,  and 
issuing  out  of  a  mural  coronet,  arg. 

Seat — Toxall  Lodge,  co.  8taiR)rd. 


GLASCOTT  OF  ALDERTON. 

Glascott,  William-Maddbn,  Esq.  of  Alderton, 
CO.  Wexford,  6.  1806,  J.P.,  high-aheriff  1883;  m. 
1886,  Elizabeth-Harriet-Lucy,  dau.  of  Major  Jamea 
Boyd,  of  Rosslare,  co.  Wexford,  by  Georgina  hia 
wife,  dau.  of  Hon.  George  Jooelyn,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William,  6.  July,  1887. 

n.  James-Jocelyn,  6.  April,  1846. 

I.  Georgina-Elisabeth.  n.  Bessie-Dorothea. 

in.  Lucy-Sophia.  rv.  Maxy-Isabel. 

Y.  Amy-Sarah. 


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GL  A 

9^intHf[t, — ^ThiB  family  is  a  branch  of  the  ancient 
family  of  Olasoook  of  High  Eatro,  in  Esaex,  and  settled 
in  Wexford  during  the  dvil  wars  in  1641,  fh>m  which  time 
the  name  has  been  always  called  Olascott 

John  Olasoook.  of  High  Estre,  in  Essex,  was  living  in 
the  year  1365,  the  38th  of  Edwakd  III.  He  m.  Alice 
Trenchfield,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Bdwabo  Olasoook,  of  High  Estre,  who  m.  Tsabftlla 
Wallop,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Olasoook,  of  High  Estre,  who  m.  Agnes  Fita- 
Balph,  and  was  «.  by  his  son« 

William  Olasoook,  of  High  Estre,  who  m.  Joan,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Tendering,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Richard  Olasoook,  of  High  Estre,  who  m.  Anne  Channey 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Olasoook,  of  High  Estre,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dan. 
of  John  Blount,  and  was  8.  by  his  son, 

Richabd  Olasoook,  of  High  Estre,  who  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  John  Poynts,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Olasoook,  of  High  Estre,  who  m.  Jane  Wnde, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Olasoook,  of  High  Estre,  a  lieut.-ooL  in  the  army, 
m.  Joan  Howe,  an  heiresb,  and  had  issue, 
John,  of  Hi^  Estre,  m.  Anue  Orantnam,  and  carried  on 
the  line  in  Essex. 
Thomas.  Edward. 

William,  of  whom  we  treat,  as  the  founder  of  the  Olascott 
family  in  Ireland. 
The  4th  son, 

WiLUAM  Olascott,  went  over  to  Ireland  in  the  year  1649, 
taking  with  him  a  troop  of  horse.  He  and  his  soldiers  were 
rewarded  for  their  services  with  grants  of  land  in  the  co. 
of  Wexford.  William  Olascott  pm^ohaaed  the  debentures 
from  the  resf  of  the  troop,  and  fixed  his  residence  at 
Aldertown  (then  called  by  the  Irish  name  Ballyfeamoge). 
He  m.  Alice,  dau.  of  James  Bowles,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
L  John,  his  successor. 

u.  James,  attaiuted  by  Jamcs  II.  in  1689.    He  d.  unm., 
and  administration  wus  token  out  to  him  by  his  brother, 
John  Olascott,  SS  April,  1692. 
m.  William. 

IV.  Benjamin,  also  attainted  by  Jamkb  II.  He  was  buried 
at  Whitechurch,  co.  Wexford,  23  Oct.  1723. 
y.  Thomas,  settled  in  Devonshire,  and  m.  in  1706,  Mrs. 
Harris,  a  widow,  dau.  of  —  Noe),  Esq.,  and  had  a  son, 
Thomas  Olascott,  b.  in  1709 ;  m.  in  1730,  Eliaabeth,  dau. 
of —  Deere,  Esq.,  and  left  a  son, 
Rbv.  CBAnocK  Olascott,  6.  1742;  vicar  of  Hather- 
leigh.  Devon ;  m.  1784.  Maiy,  dau.  of  William  Ed- 
monds, Esq..  and  widow  of  Boyle  Arthur,  Esq.;  and 
d.  in  Aug.  1832,  having  had  issue. 
Rev.  Cradock-John  Olascott.  rector  of  Heaton,  in 
Devonshire,  m.  in  1814,  Oeoigina-Ooodwiu,  dau.  of 
Bdmond-Fenron  Bourke,  Esq.  (of  the  same  family 
as  the  old  Viscounts  Boukks  qf  Mayo,  now  dor- 
mantX  and  has  had  issue, 
Edmond-Bourke  Olascott  d,  wmh, 
'  Anne-Jane,  m.  in  1842,  Frederick  Elton,  Esq.  of 
Clifton. 

Oeoigina.  Edith. 

Manr-Anne,  m.  1864,  to  Capt  Al&ed-John  de  Ha- 
velond  Harris. 
William.  H.E.I.C.S..  b.  1789;  d.  wun,  1830. 
Thomas,    rector    of  Rodboroofi^    in    Olouoester- 
•bire,  m.  Caroline,  dan.  of —  Morris,  Esq.,  and  has, 
with  seven  daus.,  a  son.  Rev.  Cholmondely-CradoGk 
Olascott. 
Mary- Anne,  wife  of  Samuel  Walk^,  Esq.  of  Exeter. 
Selina,  d.  unm 
n,  Elizabeth,  wife  of—  Webb^  Esq. 
VII.  Alice,  wife  of —  Rowlee,  Esq. 
Tin.  Mazy,  wife  of  ^  Dodd,  Esq 
William  Olascott  d.  in  1679,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Olascott,  Esq.  of  Aldertown,  who  was  also 
attainted.  He  m.  Anne,  dan.  of  Robert  Ferrott.  of  Coold- 
fin.  Queen's  County,  Esq.,  and  co-heiress  of  her  brother, 
Richard  Ferrott,  of  Darmouth,  Devonsliire,  Esq.  By  her 
(who  d.  24  March,  1732,  and  was  buried  at  Whitechurch,} 
hehadisrfue, 
OnoBOB,  his  successor.  John,  d.  vnm. 

Juliana,  wife  of  Quarter-master  Martyn. 
Hester,  d,  num. 
John  Olascott  d.  in  1737,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

OsoBOB  Olascott,  Esq.  of  Aldertown,  who  m.  (settle- 
ment dated  24  Oct.  1729)  Anne,  dau.  of  William  Oiflbrd, 
Esq.  of  Poulmaloe  (now  called  Pilltown),  co.  Wexford,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1778)  had  issue, 
I.  Fkancis,  who  inherited  his  mother's  property  of  Pill- 
town.    He  m,  Sarah,  eldest  dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  Wil- 
liam Stephens,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  Chilcohn,  co.  Kilkenny, 
and  d.  2t»  Dec  179^  agai  75  years,  leaving  issue. 


G  L  A 

1  Oeorge-Stephens,  hi  holy  orders,  lost  in  his  yacht  in 
the  Bristol  channel,  wtm.  1787. 

2  William,  in  holy  orders,  successor  to  his  unola. 

8  John,  of  Creaken.  «.  Susanna  Tree,  an  Americmn. 
He  was  buried  at  Whitechurch  IS  April,  1817 ;  and  siie 
was  buried  at  the  same  place  13  June^  ISIS,  leaving 
issue, 
Francis,  R.N.,  d.  vnm. 
John,  went  to  America. 
William,  went  to  America 
Sarah.  Anue. 

A  Franda,  d.  vnm.  5  Thomas,  d.  tssm. 

1  Elizabeth,  wife  of  John  Rogers,  and  left  one  dan.,  wlw 
d.  young, 
n.  John,  «.  at  Aldertown. 

iiL  Oeorgo,  of  Ballynamona^  bapt  17  Feb.  1732.  inbentad 
the  Ferrott  estates  under  his  fiather*8  will ;  m.  11  Nov. 
1761,  Deborah,  eldest  dau.  of  Adam  Rogora,  Bsq.  ai 
Bolderan.  co.  Wexford,  by  whom  (who  d.  m  1798.  Her 
will  was  proved  10  Jan.  1799;  he  had  issue, 

1  Oeorge,  of  Fruit  Hill,  co.  Wexford,  m.  4  July.  17«. 
Mary-Anne,  dau  of  Thomas  De  Rinzy.  Esq.  of  doberacA 
Hall.  CO.  Wexfoixi ;  and  d.  in  July,  1888.  having  had  by 
her  (who  d  11  Dec  1820}  the  following  issue, 

Henrietta,  m.  to  Pelham  Babington,  Esq.  of  Olandine; 
CO.  Wexford. 

Isabella,  d.  unm,  IS  Aug.  1846. 
Mary- Anne,  d.  young.  Julia- Anna. 

2  Adam,  capt.  in  the  Wexford  militia,  was  buried  xa 
Whitechurch.  22  April,  1816 ;  m.  10  March.  179»,  Sanh. 
dau.  of  Thomas  Oifford.  Esq.  of  New  Ro«b.  by  whoa 
(who  d,  in  1888)  he  had,  Oeorge.  d.  vnta,  in  1834: 
Oiflbid,  Ueut  H.E.I.C,  d.  nnm.  11  Aug.  1842;  AdAm- 
OifTord,  lieut  RN. ;  John,  a  suigeon  in  Constantitkopte; 
Jane,  m.  Rev.  Thomas-John  Jacob ;  and  AnnaN*11a 

8  John,  of  whom  below. 

1  Isabella,  d.  wim.  17  Feb.  18S1. 

2  Anne,  d.  unm.  21  Feb.  1830. 

8  Deborah,  d.  unm.  in  May,  1840. 
4  Julia,  d.  young  in  1802. 

Oeorge  Olascott  made  his  will  10  Sept.  1780:  and  d. 
80  Jan.  1788.  By  his  wiU  he  devised  KilJcrweo  to  his  ted 
son,  viz., 

John  Olascott,  of  Killowen,  co.  Wexford,  captain  in 
the  Wexford  miUtia,  6.  1  March.  1778 ;  m.  1798.  Baata, 
eldest  dau.  of  Henry  Archer,  Esq.  of  Bollyaeekin,  eo. 
Wexford,  by  whom  (who  d.  22  Dec  18M)  be  had 
issue, 

John,  now  of  Killowen. 

Oeorge,  6.  6  Jan.  1806 ;  m.  81  Oct    1835,  Wilhwlmins. 
eldest  dau.  of  John-Llojrd  Edwardes,  Eaqof  Camolia 
Park,  CO.  Wexford,  and  has  one  dau.,  wilhelmiBar 
Eliza- Deane. 
Archer,  d.  young. 

Adam,  b.  9  Dec.  1809;    m.  Aug.   1849,  Susan-Eml^, 
dau.  of  John  Usher,  Esq.  of  l^dacaipe,  oo.  Wexford; 
and  d.  without  issue  10  Dec  1852. 
Elizabeth. 
Julia,  d.  vnm.  1832. 

Beata,  m.  12  April,  1845,  John-Symes  Giflbfrd,  captain 
H.KI.C.a 
Captain  John  Olascott,  of  Killowen,  d.  6  Sept.  1841. 
His  eldest  son  Lb  the  present 

John  Olascott,  Esq.  of  Killowen,  barriatter-at-law.  h. 
24  Nov.  1802;  m.  9  Dec  1829,  Mary,  dan.  of  Richard 
Donovan,  Esq.  of  Ballymore,  co.  Wexfocd,  and  haB» 
John-Henry,  b.  18  Sept  1880. 
Richard-Donovan,  6.  12  Sept.  1888. 
Oeoiige-Annesley,  6. 1  Feb.  1885. 
WOIiam-Edwacd,  b.  13  June,  1838. 
Robert-Richards,  6.  24  Nov.  1840. 
Anne- Beata.  Mary- Donovan. 

IT.  WQliam,  d.  1776;  m.  Arabella,  dan.  of  William  Stephens. 
Bsq.  of  Chilcolm,  co.  Kilkenny,  by  whom  (who  d,  16  June, 
1807}  he  had  issue, 

1  William,  Ueut.  I6th  lancers,  b^vt.  17  Feb.  1770 ;  d.  in 
1828;  fa.  1st,  Anne,  dan.  of —  Maguire,  Eoq.,  and  bad. 
William,  capt.  66th  regt. ;  m.  Sarah,  dan.  of  Manna- 
duke  Cramer,  Esq.  of  Rathmora,  co.  Cork,  by  wiwan 
he  left  four  dans.,  who  went  to  AuatraLa. 
Oeorge. 

He  m  2ndly,  Sophia^Letitia,  dan.  of  Sir  Qwrge  Strick- 
land, Bart,  of  Boynton  Hall,  Yorkshire,  by  whom  La 

Striddand,  b.  in  1808. 

Arabella,  m.   Adam  Roxborongh,    Bsq,  of  QoaroA 
CasUe.  Renfrewshhe. 

1  Wilelmina,  wife  of  John  Lynn,  Bsq.  of  Fetlkaid,  cc 
Wexford.    She  d.  in  Sept.  1849. 

2  Anne.  d.  in  June,  1S8S ;  m.  Francis  Cheny.  &q.  of 
Waterford.  and  left  one  dau.,  Frances,  wife  ofHsv. 
James  Hewetson. 

8  Arabella,  d.  July.  1838,  m.  to  Rev.  Walter  Sfaepheos, 
of  Hibla,  CO.  Kildore. 
V.  Thomas,  6. 1760;  d.  vnm.  8  Fob.  ITTT. 


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OLA 

I.  Axme,  m.  to  If  itchelbourne  Symes,  Bsq.  of  Cootboya, 
CO  Wioklow. 

II.  Mftnnret.  d,  in  March.  1701 :  m.  5  Maroh.  1704,  William 
Oiflbrd,  Esq.  of  Ballysop,  co.  Wex  ord. 

in.  Julia,  buried  at  Whitechuroh.  6  Feb.  1814,  Hi^orBobin 
Boyd. 

IV.  Elizabeth,  d,  88  Sept.  1796;  m.  6  July,  1770,  Or 
Edward  Pickering,  Bart  ofTitchmamh,  Northumberland. 
Oeoiige  OhMoott,  of  AMertown,  by  hie  will,  dated  17  May, 
1750,  deriaed  hia  wife's  property,  Piltown,  Ac.,  to  his 
«lde8t  son,  Fnnois  Olasoott,  the  Aldertown  property  to 
his  Snd  son,  John  Olasoott,  and  the  Perrott  property, 
derived  fhnn  his  mother,  to  his  8rd  son,  Oeoiige  Olasoott 
Cthe  ancestor  of  the  Killowen  funily).  He  d,  10  April,  1765, 
and  was  «.  at  Aldertown  by  his  2nd  son, 

Jomr  Olasoott,  Bsq.  of  Aldertown,  or  Alderton,  bapt 
34  Jan.  1731,  m.  lst>  Elisabeth,  sister  of  Richard  Boyse, 
Esq.  of  Orsnge,  near  Bannow,  co  Wexford.  She  d.  in  1761, 
aged  84,  leaving  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  18  July,  1769,  Lucy, 
dau.  of  Riokard  Donovan,  Esq.  of  Clonmore,  oo.  Wexford, 
by  whom  (who  was  buried  at  Whitechurch,  16  March,  1827) 
he  hod  no  issue.  He  d.  himself  10  Deo.  1810,  and  devised 
all  his  property  to  the  eldest  surviving  son  of  his  brother, 
Prands  Olasoott,  of  Piltown,  vis., 

Thb  Rbt.  Wuxiam  Olasoott,  of  Alderton  and  Pilltown, 
chaplain  to  his  Majesty's  fort  of  Duncsnnon,  and  rector  of 
B^haok.  CO  Wexford,  b.  1766 ;  m.  Elixabetb.  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Samuel  Madden,  by  whom  (who  d.  23  May,  1861)  he 
had  issue, 
John,  6. 1798 ;  d.  young. 
William -MADDKir.  his  successor. 

Elisabeth,  m.  29  March,  1816,  Rev.  Jamee-Morgan  Stubbe, 
nwtor  of  Rossdroit,  oo.  Wexford;  and  d.  18*7. 
8  urah,  d.  tmm.  82  July.  1829. 

Lucy,  m.  to  John  Usher,  Esq.  of  LandscuM,  co.  Wexford. 
Cassandra,  m.  to  Richard -Wybrants  Atkinson,  Esq.  of 
Coldblow  House,  co.  Dublin. 
WUehnina. 

Maxgaret,  d,  vnm.  7  Aug.  1817. 
Arabella,  d.  wmm.  80  Nov.  1828. 
The  Rev.  WilUam  Olasoott  d.  89  Sept.  1889,  and  was  «.  by 
his  only  surviving  son,   the  present  William  •Maddsn 
Olaboott,  of  Alderton  and  PUltown. 

There  is  also  at  present  another  branch  of  the  same 
family  settled  in  Irehmd,  who  retain  the  original  name  of 
Olasoook.  They  spring  from  (see  Moranfs  Bistorp  of  Bitex, 
Library,  Trinity  CoUege.  Dublin)  William  Olssoock,  of 
Downs  Hall,  hi  Essex,  which  he  obtained  by  a  grant  fhnn 
King  HcNRT  YIII.,  dated  8  June,  1540.  He  also  purchased 
property  from  one  Walter  Farre,  by  deed,  28  June,  1579. 
Ho  was  a  junior  branoh  of  the  same  family  settled  at  High 
Bstre.    He  d.  8  Deo.  1579,  and  was  ».  by  his  son, 

Richard  Olasoook.  of  Downs  Hall,  6.  1547;  m.  Elisa- 
beth, dan.  of  William  Browne,  of  Bobingworth,  and  had 
L  Richard,  of  Downe  Hall,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Rowles,  of  WeUingtou.  Herts;  and  d,  6  Feb.  1024,  leaving 
an  only  dan.,  his  sole  heiress, 
Elisabeth,  who  d.  18  Sept.  1649.  and  was  buried  at 
Matching  Church,  Essex.    She  m.  John  Ballet,  who  d. 
88  Deo.  1088. 
It.  Robbit,  of  whom  below.  m   Philip. 

Richard  Olasoock  was  §.  in  Downe  Hall  by  his  son,  who 
left  it  to  his  dau..  and  thus  it  went  out  of  the  fttmily.  The 
famfly  treated  of  sprung  from  the  2nd  son, 

RoBKBT  Olasoook,  who  settled  in  Ireland,  and  trma  him 
descended 

Fkavois  Olasoook,  of  Music  Hall,  oo.  Dublhi,  who  m. 
Mary,  dan.  of  James  Whyte,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
L  James,  m.  1705,  Katherine,  dau.  of  Roger  Jones,  Eaq.  of 
DoHardstown,  oo.  Meath,  and  left  one  dau.  and  heireM, 
BUen-Katherine,  who  m.  in  Jidv.  1787,  Moriey  Saunders, 
Esq.  of  Saunders  Orove.  co.  Wioklow. 
n.  Waltbb,  of  whom  below, 
iir.  Charies,  d.  without  issue. 
IV.  Henry,  d.  without  issue. 
As  the  eldest  son  d.  without  male  issue,  the  Hue  was 
caxriod  on  by  the  2nd  son, 

Waltek  Olasoock,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  William  Aldrick, 
lord-mayor  of  Dublin  in  1741  and  1748,  and  had  issue  (with 
a  dau.,  Mary,  who  m.  the  Rev.  Chamberiahie  Walker,  xvotor 
of  Rossconnell)  a  son, 

William  Olasoook,  who  m.  Letitia,  dan.  of  Edward 
Seriven,  and  had  issue, 
L  Waltsk,  assistant -registrar  in  the  Registry  Officer. 
DnbUn,  m.  in  1806,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Thomas  Webb.  Esq. 
of  Roebuck,  co.  Dublin;  and  d.  14  Aug.  1852.  having  hi^ 
issue, 

1  WUliam,  d.  unm.  in  1829. 
1  EUzabeth.  2  Anne. 

449 


G  L  A 

n.  Edward,  had  a  son,  Edwaxd-Molesworth  Olasoook,  who 

d.  88  Jan.  1868. 

ni.  William-Nngent  Olasoock,  capt  RN. 
I.  Elizabeth,  wife  of  Robert  Row,  of  Bladensbuig.    She 

d,  12  May,  1814. 

Jmw— <)uarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  az.,  two  eagles'  daws, 
erased,  barways,  arg.,  armed,  or.  for  Olasouit:  2nd  aud 
8rd,  gu.,  three  pears,  or,  on  a  chiefs  aig.,  a  demi-lion,  ram- 
pant,  sa.,  for  Pcrbott. 

CVei6— An  eagle,  displayed,  with  two  heads,  per  pale^  aig. 
and  as. 

Jf otto— Virtute  deooratns. 

Seoi— Alderton.  neai*  New  Ross. 


ROBERTSON-GLASGOW  OF  MONTGREENAN, 

REPRESENTINO 

ROBERTSON  OF  PRENDERGUEST  AND 
BROWNSBANK. 

Robbrtson-Glasoow,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Montgree- 
nan,  oo.  Ayr,  a  magiBtrate  of  the  cos.  of  Ayr  and 
Renfrew,  b,  22  May,  1811 ;  m.  11  July,  1889,  Mary- 
Wilhehouna,  dau.  of  John  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Stone- 
field,  Ai^gyllflhire,  by  his  wife,  Wilhelmina,  dau.  of 
Sir  James  Colquhoun,  of  Colqnhoun  and  Liiss,  Bart, 
CO.  Dumbarton,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Robsrt-Bbuox,  b.  8  April,  1848. 

n.  John-Campbell,  6.  84  Aug.  1844. 

L  Wilhelmina-Oolquhoon. 

ILCneajie.— ThU  branch  of  the  family  of  Robertson, 
which  traditionally  daims  descent  from  the  ancient  family 
of  Strowan,  in  Perthshire,  has  possessed  lands  in  the  county 
of  Berwick,  for  considerably  upwards  of  two  centuries. 
In  the  female  line,  it  represents  the  fkmily  of  Seton,  of 
Monkmyhie^  oo.  Haddington,  Uneally  descended  tram  Sir 
Christopher  Seton,  and  Christian  Bruce,  sister  of  King 
RoBssT  I.  (RoBEKT  Brdos)  and  also  descends  Arom  Alex- 
ander, 1st  Lord  Home,  and  traces  through  the  fiunilies  of 
Ninewells  and  Bassendean,  a  near  relationship  to  the  two 
most  distinguished  members  of  that  family,  in  the  liters 
ature  of  Scotland,  one  direct  ancestor  of  the  present  rept«. 
sentative,  baring  been  cousin-german  to  David  Hume  the 
historian,  snd  another  standing  in  the  same  relationship, 
to  John  Home,  the  author  of  DaugUu. 

In  1624,  William  Robsrtsok  acquired  by  puixshase  fh>m 
Alexander  Meims,  certain  lands  and  heritages  in  the  parish 
of  Eyemouth,  in  Berwickshire,  sasine,  dated  8  Nov.  1634. 
He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHH  RoBXBTBov,  who  takss  sashie  of  the  same  land  in 
1688,  and  dying  prior  to  1668,  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  RoBBKTSoif,  who  fit.  Maigaret  Sinclair,  in  whose 
fiiTour  he  executed  a  disposition  of  a  portion  of  his 
property,  in  life  rent,  and  to  his  eldest  son  William,  in  fee, 
dated  10  Feb.  1678,  he  d.  previous  to  10  Sept  1686,  learing 
with  other  children, 

William,  afterwards  of  Monkmylne,  and, 

Elizabeth,  m,  Andrew  Home.  Esq.  of  Femysidev  by  whom 
she  left  an  only  child  aud  heiress, 
EUzabeth  of  Femypide,  of  whom  afterwards^ 
The  eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  RoBKRTSON,  m.  Maigaret  Seton,  heb«ss  of 
Robert  Seton,  of  Monkmylne,  oo.  Haddington,  and  aoquiied 
that  property.    He  d.  in  1780,  learing  issue, 

William,  his  suocessor. 

Robert,  of  Prendeiguest,  and  Brownsbank,  and  after- 
wards of  Femyidde,  6.  4  Nov.  1713. 

IsabeUa,  m.  to  William  Graeme,  Esq.  of  Jordanstown,  W 
whom  she  had  three  sons  and  a  dau.    Mr.  Graeme  died 
11  Nov.  1775.  aged  87. 
The  eldest  son, 

WaxiAM  RoBXBTSOK,  of  Monkmylne,  m.  Anne  Reaton. 
dau.  of  Ronton,  of  Lamberton,  in  Berwickshire,  and  d. «.  j>. 
7  Aug.  1788.  His  widow,  known  m  Mrs.  Robertson,  of 
Blackadder,  fh>m  the  place  of  her  residence,  surrivod  him 
for  many  years.    He  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

RoBurr  Robcetson,  of  Prendeigue«t  and  Brownsbank. 
6.  4  Nov.  1718,  m.  1st,  38  Nov.  1748,  Margaret,  dnu.  of  the 
Rev.  Geoige  Home,  of  Chimside,  (8nd  son  of  Alsxaader 
Home,  of  Kennetaidehead,  executed  unjustly  for  high 
treason,  89  Dec.  1688,  fvidi  Woodrov^s  HitUnyJ  by  his  wife. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Home,  of  Ninewells )  This  lady  was 
cousin-german,  of  David  Hume  the  Historian  The  issue 
of  this  marriage  were, 

I.  ALKXAnnEit.  b.  Nov.  174iR. 

u.  William-Robert,  of  Eyemouth   6.  8  March,  1761 ;  d. 


G  L  A 

7  July,  1883 ;  ».  1801,  Mamret,  dau.  of  John  Juneson, 
Era.,  sheriff  dork  of  Clftckmannanahire^  by  whom  he 
hadiasue, 

1  BOBBBT,  adrooato,  6.  1808 ;  m.  1827,  Alida-Catherine^ 
oldest  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Charles  Eustace,  of  Roberts- 
town,  CO.  Kildare^  heir-male  and  repraaentative  of  the 
ancient  Viscounts  of  Rftltingiass,  {tee  Burke's  Peerofftt) 
and  has  issue, 

Robert-Jameson  Eustace,  capt.  00th  Royal  Rifles,  b. 

8  Jan.  1828. 

Chaiies-Bustaoe,  6.  7  May.  1840. 
Ahda-Trimlestoun,  m.  1840,  James  Jameson,  Esq., 

Airfield,  co.  Dubl^ 
Helen-MazKaret,  b.  27  April,  1834 ;  d.  28  Aug.  1888. 

2  John-Jameson,  of  Oledeswood,  co.  Dublin,  6.  1804 ; 
m.  1837,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  William  Caimes,  Esq.  of 
Btameen,  co.  Meath,  and  has  issue, 

William.  Robert. 

James.  Albert. 

Helen.  Hary-AuM. 

Alice-Susan. 
8  iniliam,  Rer.  of  New  Ch:^  Friars,  one  of  the  minis- 
ters of  Edinburgh,  b.  1805 ;  m.  1834,  Oeorviana-Touohetk 
dau.  of  John  Coaslns,  Esq.,  of  Weymouth,  by  his  wife, 
the  Hon.  Elizabeth-8usanna>  dau.  of  Qeorge,  18th  Lord 
Audley,  and  has  issue, 
William-Buxton,  6.  2  June,  1885^  79th  regt. 
John-Hay,  b.  20  Dee.  1848. 
Heniy-Robert,  6. 12  Jan.  1845;  d.  1855. 
Geoige-Touchet,  b.  14  July,  1847. 
Gertrude-SusanJLudley,  6. 17  July,  1849. 
X.  Maxgaret^  m.  her  cousin,  the  Rev.  Geoige  Home,  of 
Monkrigg,  oo.  Haddington  and  of  Ounsgreen  House,  oo. 
Berwick,  and  died  Dec  1828,  leaving  issue, 
1  Abram,  of  Ounsgreen  House,  co.  Berwick,  m.  Soaan 
Anderson,  of  Montrave,  and  had  issue ;  he  d.  1850. 

1  Jean,  m.  William-Forman  Home,  of  Wedderbum  and 
Billie,  and  had  issue. 

2  Elizabeth,  m.  Rev.  Oeoige  Toudh,  and  had  issue. 
8  Hay,  d.  mnm. 

u.  Catherine^  d.  «mm.,  15  FM>.  1815. 

ux.  Jean,  m.  Thomas  Potts,  Esq.,  grandson  (maternally) 

of  Haig,  of  Bomerside,  d,  Feb.  1786.  leaving  issue  a  son, 
Thomas,  of  the  Daison,  Torquay,  Devonshire. 
IT.  Isobell,  m.  John  Aitken,  Esq.  ot  London,  merohant^ 

d.  Dec  1806,  leaving  issue, 

1  John,  of  London,  merdiant. 

2  Alexander,  Ueut,  RN. 

y.  Robina,  m.  her  oousin.  William  Muxray,  grandson  of 
Home,  of  KenneUidehead,  d.  Nov.  183S^  $.p. 
n.  EUzabeth,  d.  ipim.,  4  April,  1778. 

Robert  Robertson,  of  Prendeiguest,  m.  Siul,  16.  Doc  1701, 
Aime  Martin,  of  Headrigg,  co.  Berwick,  and  3rd,  23  Dec 
1778,  his  ooushi-german,  Elizabeth  Home,  of  Femeyaide, 
widow  of  William  McFarlane  Brown,  of  Dalgowrie,  and 
Kirkton,  Esq.,  but  had  no  issue  by  either  of  these  max- 
riages.  HU  3rd  wife  d.  9  July,  1785,*  and  her  husband, 
30  July,  1788,  when  he  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Alxxahdbs  RoBBRTaow,  of  Prendeiguest,  Brownsbank, 
and  Gunsgreen,  m.  24  Aug.  1778,  Philadelphia  Lambe,  dau. 
acd  heu'ess  of  Rev.  Robert  Lambe,  rector  of  Norfaam,  and 
had  issue, 
I.  RoBXRT,  his  successor. 

XL  WiUiam,  M.D.,  m.  Isabella-Mary,  dau.  of —  Abbs,  Esq. 
of  Newcastle,  and  sister  of  M^or  Abbs,  «.  p. 
XXL  Alexander-Lambe,  Writer  to  the  Signet,  m.  Cathe- 
rine, dau.  of  John  Alison,  Esq.  of  Wellbauk,  oo.  Forfar, 
and  has  issue. 

IT.  Geoxge-Home,  (Rer.)  of  Ladyldrk,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau. 
of  —  Kenney,  Esq.  of  St  Catherine's,  co.  Edinbuxgh; 
died,  leaving  issue. 

y.  John-AigyU,  M.D..  F.R.S.,  6.  13  Aug.  1800:  m.  let, 
5  May.  181S,  Anuie,  dau.  aitd  co-heh-ess  of  Charles  Lock- 
hart,  Esq.  of  Newhall.  co.  Cromarty,  (grandson  of  Sir 
Jaa.  Lockhart,  Bart,  of  Carstairs,)  and  has  issue, 

1  Charubb-Albxahder  Lockart,  M.D.,  6.  4  Aptil,  1824. 

2  Frederick-Lockart  (Rev.X  b.  28  Dec  1828. 

He  m.  2ndly.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Charles  Wightman,  Esa. 
-     of  the  Island  of  Tobago,  and  has  issue,  Charles-Edwaixl, 
and  other  children. 

TX.  James-Home,  (Rev.)  of  Coldingham,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 
John    Dickson,    Esq.  of   Peelwidls,    Berwickshire,    d. 
leaving  issue. 
X.  Philadelphia,  unm. 

•  The  estate  of  Fem«y«ide  had  been  settled  by  EUaaheth 
Home  on  the  2nd  son  of  her  husband  and  nearest  relative, 
William  Robert  of  Eyemouth,  but  owing  to  a  family  quarrel, 
thia  destination  was  revoked,  and  her  estate  was  disposed  by 
her  to  a  more  distant  relative.  Sir  Abram  Hume,  of  Worm- 
liebuTgh.  Baronet,  and  is  now  possessed  by  his  desoendant 
the  present  Eari  Brownlow,  who  assumes  the  names  of 
Hume  and  Egerton.  {Vide  Burke's  Pterapt.  Vide  aleo 
Plattair's  Baronetage,  nvum,  q/  WormiMiburgk,) 
450 


G  L  A 

n.  Mamnt,  m.  Peter  ^Hahart  Esq.  of  Wnh^  (of  tM 
ancient  &iniW  of  Pitarrow)  and  had  issue, 
ux.  Mary,  ta.  Hugh  Vietch,  Esq.  of  Stewartfield,  u 
of  Vietch  of  Elliock,  oo.  Dummes,  and  has  iasuA. 
XT.  Aims. 

T.  Doria,m.  JoeephHume,Esq.  ofHomdean,oo.  BerwidL, 
and  of  Loohooat,  oo  Linhtiigow,  and  has  iwcu 
TX.  Jane,  d.  wim. 
Mr.  Bobert8(m  d,  Oct  1804.  and  was  «.  by  his  eklMt  mq. 

RoBSRT  RoRBBTtov,  Esq.  of  Prendexgoest,  Browaabaiik; 
and  Ounsgreen,  oo.  Berwick,  m.  2  Aug.  1804,  Aane,  daia. 
of  Robert  Glasgow,  Esq.  of  Montgraenan,  oo.  Ayr,  and  in 
oonsaquence  of  that  marriage,  acquired  the  ealato  of  Moat- 
greenan,  in  Ayrshire,  and  also  the  proper^  of  GlenarbMh, 
in  the  county  of  Dumbarton,  he  had  iaaue  tosarviT*  yoath 
Robert,  new  of  Montgieenan. 
Phikdelphia-Jane. 

Anne,  m.  Geoige-Sherbrooke  Airev,  Esq.,  lieai.   R.H., 
son  of  the  late  General  Sir  Geoxge  iirey. 
Chariotte-Marie-Cecilia.    m.  the  Rev.  Geotge  Drake^   of 
Stourton  rectory,  Wilts,  who  died  in  1840,  leaving  one 
dau.  Alice. 
Mr.  Robertson,  on  saceeeding  to  Montgreenan,  asMunedthe 
name  of  Glasgow  only,  and  dying  27  Jan.  1846,  was  s.  >y 
his  only  surviving  son  the  present   RoBRBT-BoBSBnoxi- 
Gxjksoow,  of  Montgreenan. 

J rm»— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  axg.,  a  ooooa-xrat  tree 
growing  out  of  a  mount  in  base,  vert ;  on  a  chiei;  as.,  a 
shakefork,  between  a  nuutlet  on  the  dexter  and  a  fish 
naianton  the  sinister,  aig.  2nd,  giL,  three  vrohnea*  beads, 
erased,  axg.  Srd,  or,  three  crescent^  within  a  hsswiiii, 
flory,  counterflory,  gu. 

C»M<  A  cubit  arm,  erect,  holding  an  Inxperial  (sown, 
allppr. 

jHotto— <)no  fhs  et  gloria. 

8eait — ^MontffreenaI^  oo.  Ayr. 

JUt«denc«— Blaokstone  House,  co.  Benftvw. 

JFkmas  fl(  ^etoti  of  SAaxAmTfimB, 

DOUOAL  DR  SbTOV,    Ump.  ,Al.RTARl>«R   L  WRB  «.  bj  fais 

■on, 

Sbokrr  dx  Sxton,  f .  by  his  ion,  d.  circa,  1180,  laaTing  a 
son, 

Phiup  dr  Srtoh,  m.  a  dau.  of  Waldene,  Eari  of  Duikbar, 
and  left  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

SxR  Albxakdbr  db  Sbton,  d.  1248,  leaving  a  son, 

Sbrlo  db  Sbtoh,  fkther  of, 

Sir  Alexander  Seton,  Esther  of 

Sir  Christopher  Seton,  who  m.  Christian  Bnxee,  sister 
of  King  Robert  I.,  and  relict  of  Gretney,  11th  Earl  of  Mar, 
and  left  by  her  an  only  son. 

Sir  Alexandbr  Sxton,  of  Seton,  d.  in  1887,  who  was  «. 
by  his  grandson, 

John  Lord  Seton,  orsated  prior  to  1449,  who  waa 
father  of 

John,  Master  of  Seton,  (predeceased  his  fsther)  who 
had  three  sons,  of  whom  the  Srd,  Alexander,  waa  Baillie 
of  Tranent 

The  said  Alexander  Brton,  baiHia  of  Tranent^  waa 
flttherof 

John  Seton,  of  Monkmylne,  who  waa  ihcher  of 

John  Seton,  of  Monkmylne,  who  waa  (itther  of  George 
Seton,  and  of  John  Seton,  of  Monkmylne. 

The  said  John  Seton,  of  Monkmylne,  Imp.  1586,  was 
fifttherof 

John  Sbton,  of  Monkmylne,  father  of 

Robert  Sbton,  of  Monkmylne,  {temp.  1628,)  finther  of 

RoRERT,  of  Monkmylne,  temp,  1641,  ft^ther  of 

RoRRRT,  of  Monkmylne,  fiither  of 

Maroaiot  Seton,  of  Monkmylne^  who  m.  William 
Robertson. 


GLASGOW  OF  OLD  COURT. 

Glasgow,  Alexander,  Esq.  of  Old  Court,  co.  Cork, 
J.P.,  h.  1  Nor.  1792;  «.  4  April,  1826,  EUen,  dau.  of 
William  Smith,  Esq.  of  Muirbank,  oo.  LaxiRrk,  N.B., 
and  has  had  issue, 

X.  John,  b.  1  Jan.  18S7,  Ueut  in  the  4th  Drsgoon  Guarda, 
d.  15  Aug.  1851. 

XI.  WiLLXAM,  b.  28  May.  1881,  m,  81  July,  18(6,  Doca, 
eldest  dau.  of  Bernard-Robert  Shaw,  Esq.  of  Moaka- 
town,  oo.  Cork. 

X.  Jes^y,  m.  7  June,  1858,  to  Edmuitd  9yre  Newenham, 
Esq.  of  Maiyboxxm^  Park,  oo.  Cork. 

Mr.  Glasgow,  formerly  of  Aiidhinraitli,  co.  Lanark, 
merchant  in  Glasgow,  and  nowa  magiBtrate  for  the 

Jigitized  by  V^OL.^..^ 


•oiintj>  is  eldest  son  of  the  late  John  Glasgow,  Esq. 
of  Qlaagow  (who  d  in  1821),  and  Helen  Smith  his 
wife,  and  grandson  of  Alexander  Glasgow,  also  of 
Ola^w,  merchant,  by  Mary  Monro  his  wife ;  he  has 
one  brother,  James. 

Arwu    Aiy.,  oa  oak  tree  growing  out  of  a  mount  in  base^ 
vert ;  on  a  chief  gu.,  a  garb,  between  two  creaoeuts,  or. 
Crett — An  ea^rle,  rising  fK>m  a  rock,  ppr. 
Ifotto— Domuiua  proridebit. 
«Nrt— Old  Court,  ca  Cork. 


UPTONGLEDSTANES  OF  PARDROSS. 

nproN-GLEDeTAHEs,  Ambrose,  Esq.  of  Fardroes, 
CO.  Tyrone,  b,  22  FeK  1802 ;  m.  2  Oct.  1828,  Cecilia, 
dau.  of  Richard  Homidge,  Esq.,  D.L.,  of  Tulfeuris, 
CO.  Wicklow,  and  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Hugh 
Henry,  Esq.  of  Lodge  Park,  co.  Kildare.  Mr.  Upton- 
Qledstanee  has  served  as  high-sheriff  for  co.  Ferma- 
nagh. 

ILitlf  ase.— The  &inily  of  Oledstanes  waa  aetUed  in 
Tyrone  before  the  reAn-matlon. 

In  1688,  CAPTAnr  jAUwa  OuBMTAns  equipped  at  his 
own  expense,  a  body  of  yeomen,  and  led  them  to  the  relief 
of  Deny,  for  which  he  received  a  certificate,  and  the  thanka 
of  Oovenun:  Walker.  The  great-grandfiUher  of  Mr.  Upton, 
Qledatanea, 

Jamss  OLBDSTAiiBa,  Bsq.  of  Fardroas,  m.  Miss  Graham, 
«f  HoeU^,  near  Armagh,  and  his  grand-uncle,  Thomaa 
Oledstanea,  d.  wtm.,  leaving  three  sisters,  his  eo-heirs ;  one 
m.  Jacob,  the  other  m.  King,  and  the  eldeaS  Maboaar 
QLBDSTA1IB8,  M.  in  1767,  AMBUfW  UPTOir,  Baq.  Maior  in 
18th  Drsgoons.    They  both  d.  in  1804,  leaving  a  aon, 

Writvst  Upton,  Baq.  who  took  the  surname  of  Olkd- 
STAUBB.  He  m.  1st,  about  17iM^,  Isabella,  dau.  of  Moutray, 
Bsq.  of  Favour  Bojal,  co.  Tyrone,  which  lady  d.  «.  p.  He 
as.  Sndly,  in  1799,  Emily,  dau.  of  Michael  Aylmer,  Esq.  of 
Oourtown,  co.  Kildare,  and  by  her,  (who  d,  in  1811,)  had, 
besidea  a  son,  who  d,  in  infinoy,  and  a  dau.,  Francea,  w1m> 
d.  in  1818,  an  only  surriving  son,  the  present  Ambbosb 
UrroM  OLaDSTAJiBa,  Esq.  of  Fardroas.  Mr.  Upton  Oled- 
stanea, d,  in  1806  or  1806. 


-Arff.,  a  savage's  head,  oooped,  distJlUng  dropa  of 

blood,  and  thereupon  a  bomnet  composed  of  bay  and  nolly 
leaves,  all  ppr.,  withia  an  orle  of  eight  martlets,  aa. 

Cratr—A  griffin  isstiing  out  of  a  wreath,  holding  a  sword  in 
Its  right  taloo,  ppr. 

Motto— V\d9  et  virtute. 

SecU— Fardroas,  co.  ^rone. 


GLEOa  OF  OLD  WITHINQTON  AND  GAYTON 
BALL. 

Babkervtlb-Qleoo,  John,  Esq.  of  Old  Withing- 
ton,  and  Gayton  Hall,  co.  Chester,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
high-sheriff  1814,  b.  27  April,  1784 ;  m.  4  May,  1811, 
Amie,  dan.  of  Thomas  •  Townley  Parker,  Esq.  of 
Cuerden  Hall,  and  Extwistle,  co.  Lancaster,  by  Susan 
his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Peter  Brooke,  Esq.  of 
Astley,  CO.  Lancaster,  and  has  issue, 

L  JoBV.  fi.  WilHam. 

I.  Suaan-Mary,  ii.  Anne^ane. 

m.  Suaan-FSnny,  m.  Edward  Hopwood,  Esq.,  eldest  son 
of  R.-0.  Hopwood,  Esq.  of  Hopwood  HaQ,  T^noaahlre. 

rv.  Emily.  v.  Lucy-Charlotte. 

'  HilltaSf  • — The  Baskervylea  were  possessed  of  estates 
at  Withington  as  early  aa  the  reign  of  Edwasd  III.  Sot 
JoHV  BASKBBVT1.S,  grantee  of  a  moiety  of  Old  Withington 
in  1900,  was  great-grandftithsr  of 

Thomas  BAsaaavvu,  Esq.  of  Old  Withington  10  Rich.  II., 
who  m.  Idones,  dau.  of  John  de  Blurton,  of  Newcastle, 
00.  Stafford,  and  was  father  of  William  Babksbvtls,  Esq. 
of  Old  Withington,  whose. son  and  heir,  by  Catherine  his 
wlfb,  Ramdlk  Basksbvtli,  Esq.  of  Old  Withington,  ni. 
Agnes,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  deorge  Boatock,  of  Modburleigh, 
2nd  son  of  Sir  Adam  Boatock,  Lord  of  Bostock,  and  was 
grandfather  of  William  BASKxavvLS,  Esq.  of  Old  Withing* 
ton,  who  m.  19  Hxkrt  VII.,  Agnes,  dau.  of  John  Main- 
waring,  Esq.  of  Peover,  and  by  her  was  father  of  Obobob 
BASKxavTLB,  Esq.  of  Old  Withington,  whose  eldest  son,  by 
EHaabeth  his  wife,  William  BASKaavTLX,  Esq.  of  Old 
Ifithingtcfi,  was  father,  by  Emma  his  1st  wife,  dau.  of 
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OLE 

John  Wynington,  of  Hermitage,  of  Thomas  BASKaawLS, 
Eeq.  of  Old  Withington,  who  m.  Itaigery,  dau.  and  co- 
heireaa  of  Thomas  Kynsey,  of  Blackden,  and  by  her  left  a 
son  and  heir,  Thomas  BASKBavvLa,  Esq.  of  Old  Withington 
and  Blackden,  living  in  1608,  who  m.  1st,  Dorothea,  dau. 
of  Ralph  Adderley,  Eeq.  of  Coton  Hall,  oo.  Stafford ;  and 
2ndly,  Dorothea,  dau.  of  Hugh  Davenport,  Esq.  of  Calveley, 
and  by  the  former  left  (with  a  dau.  Mai^garet,  m.  to 
Thomas  Cotton,  Esq.)  a  son  and  heir,  John  Baskebvtlx, 
Esq.  of  Old  Withington.  b.  in  1599,  who  m.  Magdalen,  dau. 
of  George  Hope,  Esq.  of  Queen's  Hope,  co.  Flint,  and  of 
Dodleston,  co.  Chester,  and  by  her  had  (with  two  daus., 
Katharine,  m.  to  Thomas  Hand,  Esq.  of  Boughton;  and 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Cowper,  Esq.  of  Chester)  a  son 
and  heir,  Thomas  Baskebvylk,  Esq.  of  Old  Withkgton, 
who  d.  in  1671,  leaving,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of 
William  TTiisewll,  Esq.  an  only  sod,  John  Baskekvyle,  Esq. 
of  Old  Withington  and  of  Blackden,  high-sheriff  of  Ch^hire, 
in  1708,  who  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  Edmund  Jodrell,  Esq.  <i 
Teardsley  and  Twemlowe,  and  was  father  of  John  Ba8KKb« 
VTLB,  Esq.  of  Old  Withington,  who  m.  1  March,  1781,  Mary, 
dau.  and  finally  heiress  of  Robert  Glboo,  Esq.  of  Gayton, 
by  Juliana  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Roger  Newdigate,  Bart., 
and  granddau.  (by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Cotton,  Bart,  of  Combermere)  of  Sir  William  Glboo,  of 
Gayton,  knighted  by  King  William  III.  at  Gajrton  Hall, 
who  was  the  heir  male  and  representative  of  the  ancient 
Cheshire  family  of  Glboo,  whereupon  he  assumed  ths 
surname  of  Glboo,  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic,  and  had  a 
son  and  aucoessor, 

John  Baskxrvtlb-Glboo,  Esq.  of  Old  Withington  and 
Gayton,  b.  in  1741,  who  m.  1st,  Bridget,  dau.  and  heir  of 
John  Kdsall,  Esq.  of  Dodleston ;  and  Sndly,  Jane,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  John  Paiker,  of  Astle,  by  the  former  of  whom  he 
left  at  his  decease,  24  Jan.  1821,  an  only  son,  the  present 
John  Baskbbvtlb-Glboo,  Esq.  of  Old  Withington  and 
Gayton. 

^r»M— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  sa.,  two  lions,  counter- 
passant,  in  pole,  arff.,  for  Glboo  ;  2nd  and  3rd,  arg.,  a  chev., 
gu.,  between  three  hurts,  for  Baskbrvtlb. 

Oratt  1st,  for  Glboo,  a  hawk,  ppr.,  with  wings  expanded, 
preying  on  a  partridge,  ppr. :  Snd,  for  BAsaERVTLB.  a  foreater, 
vested,  vert,  edged,  or.  holding  over  the  right  shoulder  a 
cross- bow,  or,  um~  with  the  other  hand,  in  a  leash,  a  hound, 
passant,  arg. 

Jfot<o—Oui  potest  capere  capiat 

Seatt    Old  Withington  Hall,  and  Gayton  Hall,  co.  Chester. 


GLEGO  OF  IRBIE  AND  BACKFORD. 
Glego,  Baskebvtle,  Esq.  of  Irbie  and  Backford,' 
CO.   Chester,  late  capt.   12tb  lancers,  «.  his  fi&tber 
9  Dec.  1842. 

HintaSf  ."-John  Glboo,  Eaq.  2nd  son  of  John  Glegg, 
Esq.  of  Gayton,  by  his  wife  a  dau.  of  Poole,  of  Poole,  was 
grantee  of  Grange,  in  the  co.  Chester,  by  letters  patent, 
dated  6th  of  Edward  YL  His  great-grandson,  Wiluam 
Glboo,  Esq,  of  Caldey  Grange,  aged  circa  24  years  of  age 
at  the  Visitation  of  161S.     His  son, 

Edward  Glboo,  Esq.  of  Caldey  Grange,  b.  in  1922, 
purchased,  in  1655  and  1656,  the  manor  of  Irbie,  hi  the 
CO.  Chester.  By  Margaret,  his  1st  wife,  daa.  of  William 
Glegg,  Esq.  of  (Hyton,  a  son,  William,  of  Caldey  Grange, 
whose  great-grandson,  William  Glegg,  sold  the  manor  of 
Great  Caldey,  to  John  Leigh,  Esq.  By  Anne,  his  2nd  wife, 
only  dau.  of  Roger  Lowndes,  Esq.  of  Overton,  in  Cheshire, 
he  was  Ikther  of 

Edward  Glboo,  Esq.  of  Irbie.  This  gentleman  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  John  Scorer,  Gent,  of  Westminster,  and  by  her 
left  at  his  decease,  in  Dec.  1708  (with  a  dau.,  Anne,  wife  ot 
the  Rev.  John  Urmson,  of  Neston)  two  sons,  John,  and 
Roger,  d,  nam.  in  1777.    The  eldest  son, 

John  Glboo,  Esq.  of  Irbie.  ta.  Frances,  eldest  dau.  of 
Henry  Bhicenhead,  Esq.,  and  oo-heiress  of  her  uncle. 
Thomas  Birkenhead,  Esq.  of  Backford  (derived  fh>m  John 
de  Birkenhead,  who  flourished  temp.  Edward  IltX  by 
whom  (who  d.  14  April,  1791)  he  left  at  his  decease,  iu 
1768,  a  dau..  Maty,  m.  to  Robert  Dod,  Esq.  of  Bowton, 
and  an  only  surviving  son. 

John  Glboo,  Esq.  of  Irbie,  who  m.  in  1762,  BeUy,  eldest 
dau.  of  John  Baakervyle-Glegg,  Esq.  of  Withington  and 
Gayton,  by  whom  (who  d.  9  July,  1810)  he  left  two  sona 
and  a  dau.,  vis., 

BnxBNHBAD,  his  heir. 

John-Baikervyk^  b.  in  1778,  a  colonel  in  the  army. 

Juliana.  ><->>  t 

Jigitized  by  VjQOQIC 


G  LO 


OL  Y 


Lucy,  m.  to  fhe  Bey.  J.  Egerton. 

Jane,  m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Bullook. 
Mr.  Olegg  d.  in  1804,  in  the  78rd  year  of  hie  age,  -was 
buried  at  St.  Maiy'a,  and  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Libut.-Geh.  Birkekhbad  Glsoo,  of  Backford  and  Irbie, 
6.  1  Nov.  17«5,  who  m.  lat,  4  July,  1804,  Emma,  2nd  dau. 
aud  oo-heir  of  Bdward  Holt,  Eaq.  of  Ince  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster, 
and  had  by  her, 

Babkebytlb.  his  heir. 

Edward-Holt,  capt.  Rifle  Brigade. 

Emma-Johanna,  m.  to  Lee-Porcher  Townshend,  Esq. 

Mary. 
Oen.  Olegg  «».  2ndly,  in  1814.  Sarah,  youngest  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Henry  Barnard,  D.D.,  rector  of  Ifaghera,  in  Derry, 
and  has  by  her  three  daus., 

Sarah.  Isabella.  Eleanor. 

The  General  d.  9  Dec.  1842,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the 
prasent  Baskebvtls  Glboo,  Esq.  of  Irbie  and  Backford. 

.^rnu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  sa.,  two  lions,  counter- 
passant,  in  pale,  org.,  a  crescent  within  a  crescent,  for 
diflerence,  for  Glboo  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  sa.,  three  garbs,  or, 
within  a  border,  aig.,  for  BniKBirHBAB. 

Civ«(9— 1st.  a  hawk,  with  wings  expanded,  preving  on  a 
partridge,  all  ppr..  for  Glboo  ;  2nd,  a  goat,  salient  aiig., 
attired,  or,  restmg  its  fore-feet  on  a  garb,  for  Bibkbbhbaa. 

iSfOt— Backford,  Cheshire. 


GLENDONWTN  OF  PARTON. 

Glendonwyn,  Xaveria,  of  Parton,  co.  Kirkcud- 
bright. 

Hitieage.— The  lineage  of  this  race  is  deduced  by 
Douglas  in  his  "  Banmetage,"  firom  Sir  Adam  Glendonwyn, 
of  Glendonwyn,  in  the  time  of  King  Albzavdbb  III.  The 
existing  &mily  are  directly  sprung  from  King  Robsbt  III. ; 
their  ancestor.  Sir  Simon  Qlendoning  of  that  ilk.  having 
vft.  Lady  Maiy  Douglas,  dau.  of  Archibald,  4th  Earl  of 
Douglas,  by  his  wife,  the  Lady  Maigaret  Stewart,  dau.  of 
Robebt  III.,  king  of  Scotland.  The  son  of  this  marriage. 
Sir  Simon  Glbvdokiho,  of  that  ilk,  m.  the  lady  Elisabeth 
Lindsay,  dau.  of  Alexander,  Earl  of  Crawford.  In  1440, 
this  Sir  Simon  was  one  of  the  guarantees  of  a  treaty  of 
peace  with  England,  together  with  the  Earls  of  Douglas, 
Angus,  Ross.  Murray,  Crawford,  4c  He  was  of  Parton 
in  1468.  and  perliaps  yet  earlier;  but  a  charter  dated  in 
that  year,  and  confirming  the  barony  to  him,  is  still  extant. 
From  him  descended,  in  the  eleventh  generation,  the  late 

WiLUAM  GLlBPONwrir,  Esq.  of  Parton,  who  d.  in  1800, 
leaving  issue  by  his  wife  (Agnes  Gordon,  of  Crcgo)  three 
daus.,  vis., 

Hary-Lucy-BIlzabeth-Agnes.  m.  Sir  James  Gordon,  Bart. 

of  Letterfourie.  in  Bonffiihire,  and  d.  in  1846.  leaving 

issue,  Sir  William  Gordon,  Bart  of  Letterfourie;  Robert; 

Helen ;   Mary,  wife  of  Mr.  Seijeant  Shoe,  M.F.,  and 

AlexAndrina-Jane. 
Xavbbia.  by  Cftmily  arrangements  the  present  proprietrix 

of  Parton. 
Ismene- Magdalene,  wife  of  William  Scott,  of  Whlmpson, 

in  Hamn^re  (brother  of  Jane-Elizabeth,  oountees  of 

Oxford]  by  whom  she  has  issue  William^Olendonwyn.  It- 

ooL  in  the  array,  m.  Jane  Munuy.  dau.  of  James  Ford. 

Esq. ;  Frederick-James,  M.D..  m.  Mlns  Cameron,  and  has 

a  son,  William ;  aud  Cbarlos-Glendonwyn. 

.if  rm*— Quarterly :  aig,  and  sa.,  a  cross^  parted  per  oross^ 
indented  and  counterchanffed. 
^eot— Flarton,  co.  Kircudbright. 


GLOVER  OF  MOUNT  GLOVER. 

Gloybr,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Mount  Glover,  co.  Cork, 
tn.  1813,  Ellen,  only  dau.  of  John  Power,  Esq.  of 
Rosskeen,  only  son  of  Pierce  Power,  by  Abigul 
Bullen  his  wife,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Edwabd-Auohmutt,  J  J?.,  barrister^trlaw, 

n.  James,  M.D..  d.  unm.  •  ni,  John-Power. 

rr.  Mariborough-Parsons-Stiriing-Freeman,  d,  unm. 

V.  Pieroe-Power,  d.  young. 

I.  EUen-Alida-Crofts. 

n.  Mildred-Lavinia-Freeman,  ta.  to  Townsend  McDermott, 
Esq.,  barrlster-at-law. 

m.  Anna-Maria-Stirling. 

IT.  Maty-Geoigina-Somerset,  m.  J.  O'Halloran,  Esq. 

KtltAJIC. — JoRB  Glovbb,  Esq.,  the  first  of  the  Cunily 

who  settled  in  Ireland,  early  in  the  17th  century,  was  a 

near  relative  of  Robert  Glover.  Esq.,  the  famous  genealogist, 

of  the  l«th  century,  and  Somerset,  herald-at-arms.     This 

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JoRir  OunrxB  was  captain  in  eoauBind  of  a  laigs  woi 
eflici«it  Tegim«it  of  tro<^  under  one  of  the  Perdvals^  aac 
signalised  himself  in  many  battles  with  the  native  IiWi, 
but  more  particularly  distinguished  hims^by  his  obstinate 
and  valiant  defence  of  the  "Rath  of  Anna,"  which  be 
succeeded  in  holding  against  the  attacks  of  an  immense 
body  of  the  Irish,  who  continued  to  diaiige  his  small  but 
gallant  band  for  three  days,  when  they  were  compelled  to 
retire  with  much  slaughter.  For  his  remarkable  bravery 
and  suceess  on  this  occssion,  as  well  as  for  his  many  othar 
services  in  the  local  wars  of  the  times,  he  obtained  posssBsioo 
of  many  extensive  estates  in  the  counties  of  Cork  snd 
limerick.  He  m.  a  Miss  Mills,  sister  of  Thomas  Mills,  &q., 
and  had  issue,  one  son  and  three  dans.    The  son, 

Bdwabd  Glotbb,  h.  in  1668,  d.  S4  April,  1768 ;  m.  in 

1606,  Eleenor,  dau.  of  James  Barry,  Esq.  of  BalUnvaMre^ 

and  had  issuer  four  sods, 

I.  Edward,  6.  in  1606,  and  cL  S8  .^ril.  1T4S,  aged  46.  at. 

Miss  Quin,  and  left  only  one  dau. ,  who  m.  her  first  oourin, 

Phillip  Bsny,  of  Ballinvonere. 

XL  James,  oi  Four-Mile  Waters,  ft.  in  1706,  d.  in  AptO, 
1768,  aged  48,  m.  Miss  MaunseU ;  he  leaving  no  iaeus^  bis 
estates  dev<rfved  on  his  Srd  brother,  Thomas, 
ni.  Thomas,  of  whom  presentlv. 

rv.  Philip,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  William  Thomhill,  Bsq.« 
of  the  fSunily  of  the  THOBBHiLLa  i^f  CaMU  Kevim^  and  by 
her  he  had  a  laige  family. 

1  James-Philip,  who  d.  «mm. 

2  Edmund-Thomhill.  who  d.  leaving  a  laige  family. 

8  William-PhiliD.  of  Burton  Park,  who  m.  the  eldttit 
dau.  of  James  Magrath,  Esq.  of  Ballyaddam,  bj  whom 
he  left  a  laive  family. 

4  John,  of  John's  Grove^  «i.  to  Miss  Pole,  ef  Fi'MsTt', 
but  d.  without  issue. 
The  Srd  son, 

Thomas  Glotbb,  of  Mount  Glover,  b.  in  ITIS,  d.  Sf  April, 
177S,  aged  60  years.  He  «».  1st,  in  April,  1761,  Mary,  oi^y 
dan.  and  heiress  of  William  Mvtin,  Beq.  of  Cuiroelonbro. 
by  his  wife,  Ann  Purdon,  of  Ballydougfa  OssUe ;  and  Sndly, 
Mary,  only  dan.  of  Bdward  Brailing,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and 
widow  of  Charies  M*Carthy.  Esq.  oT  Rathduff:  by  the 
former  only  he  had  issue,  two  sons  and  three  dana.  nte 
Snd  and  eventually  only  surviving  son. 

Jambs  Glotbb,  Esq.,  m.  Mildred,*  eldest  dan.  of  Robert 
Freeman,  Esq.  of  Ballinguile  Castlct  by  his  wif^  Mildred, 
dau.  of  William  Seeley,  Esq.,  and  his  wife,  Mikired,  d-xn.  of 
Col.  Frederick  Mullins,  direct  ancestor  of  Lord  Yentiy.    By 
this  lady  Mr.  James  Glover  had  foiurteen  children,  ten  alive 
at  his  death,  via.,  six  sons  and  four  daus., 
Thomas,  who  d,  in  1811,  tmm. 
Edward,  M.D.,  d.  iMua. 
Jambs,  of  Mount  Glover. 
William,  a  lieut.  in  the  armv,  d.  imm. 
Stirling-Freeman,  lieut. -coL   in   the  srmy,  who   si.   in 
1883,  Geoivina,  Snd  dau.  of  Lord  Charies-Heniy  Somerset, 
2nd  son  of  Henry  6th  Duke  of  Beaufort. 
Oeone-Freeman,  who  m.  Miss  Whiter  of  Corlc,  and  dL 
leavmg  two  sons.  Robert  and  Geonra. 
Mildreo^  who  m.  Maurice  Newman,  lEsq. 
Ellen,  who  «a.  William  Hudson,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Manr,  d.  unm, 
Brioget,  m.  to  Edward  Powell,  Esq.  of  Klldare. 

Arm»    8a.,  a  ohev.,  erm.,  between  three  crescents,  arg. 
Crut—Aix  eagle,  displaved,  aig.,  charged  on  the  bnosi 
with  three  spots  of  erminites. 
JlfoMo— Nee  timeo,  nee  spemo. 
Seat— Mount  Glover,  co.  Cork. 


GLYNN  OF  FAIRY  HILL. 

QLTKif,  William-Anthont,  Esq.  of  Fairy  Hill, 
Ide  of  Wight,  and  of  Bennaoot  BartoB,  Boyton, 
Cornwall,  J.P.  for  Cornwall,  b,  22  May,  1807;  bi. 
29  May,  1828,  Anne  Ooodiall,  and  baa  aurriTuig 
issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Amthobt,  b.  6  Nov.  1849. 

II.  Henry-OglanderJohn,  b.  5  March,  1847. 
I.  Anne-Mntilda,  m.  to  Mr.  Price,  of  Wales, 
n.  Elizabeth-Susan. 

m.  Maigaret-Gertrude-Frances. 


*  Her  only  sister,  Ellen,  m.  Mariborough-Parson  Stiriii^ 
coL  of  the  Stfth  regt,  and  governor-general  of  Pondidberry. 
He  left  bis  estates  to  his  wife,  having  no  issue,  and  alter 
death,  to  his  nepbew-in-law,  StiiUng-Ireeman  Glover,  now 
lieut -ooL  in  the  12th  foot. 

t  This  Robert  Freeman  was  eldest  son  of  John  Freeman, 
of  Ballinguile  Castle,  bv  his  wife,  Alice,  dan.  of  Henry 
Wrixon.  grand&ther  of  the  late  Sir  William- Wrixon  Beecber, 
ofBallygiblin. 


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GOD 

fiunily,  deriTOd  their  name  flrom  the  ma&or  of  Ofynn, 
Corawiui,  of  which  they  beoame  possened  at  a  very  eariy 
period,  and  so  oontimied  till  the  time  of  Eowabd  III.  The 
senior  male  line  then  expired,  and  the  dau.  and  heireu 
of  Sir  J.  Qlynn,  Knt  of  Olynn,  m.  Sir  J.  Carmixiow,  and 
brought  Olynn  to  her  hoaband.  From  the  Carminowt  it 
pewed  erentiially  to  Sir  Hu^  Courtenay,  who  sold  back 
the  estate  of  Olynn  to 

WiLUAM  OLTmr,  Esq.  (eldest  son*  of  NioholM  Olynn, 
and  the  lineal  descendant  of  Orsgoiy  Olyn,  — m^^Kft^l  to 
the  Duke  of  Cornwall,  temp,  Bdwabd  III.,  younger  brother 
of  Sir  J.  Olynn,  of  Olynn).  William  Olynn  m.  the  dau.  and 
oo-heir  of  Anthony  Crsws^  and  left  a  son  and  successor, 

NIOBOL4S  Olthv,  Esq.  of  Olynn,  oo.  Cornwall,  high- 
silieriii;  18  Jajom  I. ;  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  hair  of  Walter 
Kendall,  Esq.  of  Pelyn,  and  was  father  of 

WiLUAM  Olthv,  Esq.  of  Olynn,  aged  SI  at  the  HenUd's 
Yisitatiou  of  1«S0.  By  Alice  his  wife,  dau.  of  Walter  Hani^ 
Esq.  of  Hayne,  he  left  at  his  decease.  Aug.  1664,  a  son, 

Nicholas  Oltvn,  Esq.  of  Olynn,  M.P.  for  Bodmhi,  temp. 
CHAKLia  II.,  who  IX .  Oertrude  Dennis,  of  Orleifh,  Devon, 
nieoe  of  Sir  Bevill  OrauTille,  of  Stow,  the  royalist,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  1706)  left  at  hia  decease,  16  Jianh,  1607,  sged 
about  70,  a  son  and  sueoessai; 

DBHms  Olthv,  Esq.  of  Olynn,  who  «i.  Ut  a  dau.  of 
Foote,  of  Tirerton;  and  2ndly,  a  dau.  of  Hoblyn,  of  Bodmin, 
and  wss  «.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  Oltitk,  Esq.  of  Olynn,  who  m.  a  dau.  of 
Prideaux,  of  Place,  and  sister  of  the  learned  Dr.  Prideauz, 
dean  of  Norwich,  and  had  with  other  issue^  Nicholas 
Oltms  of  Olynn,  whose  issue  is  bxtimot  ;  and 

JoHH  OLTmr,  who  was  a  distinguished  lawyer,  seijeantr 
at-law,  recorder  of  London  and  Exeter,  and  H.P.  for  Mid- 
dlesex. He  was  ft.  1728,  and  $.  his  nephew  at  Olynn  in  1763. 
He  SI.  1763,  Susannah-lf  azgaret,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Oglander, 
Bart,  of  Nunwell,  and  by  her  who  d,  1816,  had  three 
aona,  via., 
I.  BoMU]n>-JoBV,  his  heir. 

IL  Anthonv-William.  B.C.L.,  in  holy  ordar%  of  Fairy  H3I1, 
Isle  of  Wight,  rector  of  Lasnewth,  CormmUl.  and  King- 
stone,  Isle  of  Wight,  ft.  1766;  m.  Jan.  1800,  Sukey- 
MaigareCk  elder  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  William  Oglander, 
Bart  of  Nunwell,  and  by  her  (who  d.  April,  1840)  left  at 
bis  deoeaae,  Feb.  1819.  an  only  child,  the  present  Wiluam- 
Anthoiit  Oltkit.  Esq  of  Fairy  HllL 
IIL  Henry.Richard.  admiral,  R.N.,  ft.  2  Sept.  1768,  w.  1st, 
Maria,  dau.  of  J.  Batt,  Esq.  of  Moditonhara,  Cornwall; 
2ndly,  Miss  Speake;  and  Srdly.  Miss  Incledon:  by  the 
last  two  he  had  no  issue :  by  the  first  he  left  at  his 
decease,  20  July,  1856,  1  Henry-Richard,  liout.  RN.,  6. 
1806,  d.  «.  p.  1848;  2  John-Edmtind,  a  mi^Jor  H.B.I.C.8., 
owner  of  NetUestone  Farm.  Isle  of  Wight,  m.  Ist,  Miss 
Jane  Reed,  by  whom  he  had  two  dnua.,  Jane  and  Maria- 
Elisabeth;  and  2ndly,  Miss  Hatherieigh.  dau.  of  CoL 
Hatberieigh.  by  whom  he  has,  John.  Heniy-Oglander- 
Seymour.  and  Bophia-Lonisa;  8  Edmund,  comm.  R.N., 
m.  Miss  Templar;  and  two  daus.,  1  Susan,  and  8  Eiiia- 
betb,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Francis  Begbie. 
The  eldest  son, 

Edkuxd-Johh  OLTmi.  Esq.  of  Olynn,  higfa-sheiifr  of 
ComwaO,  1808,  and  nu^or  of  the  Cornish  miners,  m.  1790. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edward-Meux  Woialey,  Esq. 
of  Oatoombe,  Isle  of  Wight^  M.P.,  and  left  issue, 
ELtZABBTH-AKKX,  m.  17  July,  1818,  Henry-William  Petre. 
Esq.  of  Dunkeuhalgfa,  and  d.  18  Sept.  1828. 
FAKinr-MAaT,  «i.  to  Chariea-Prideanz  Bruno,  Esq.  of 
Flaoe^  Cornwall. 

Mr.  Olynn  was  «.  hi  the  representation  of  the  family  by  his 
nephew,  the  present  WiLUAM-AimioirT  Oltw,  Esq. 

'^rmt—Aig.,  three  salmon  spears,  points  downwards,  sa. 
Crttt^A  demi-talbot,  erm.,  eared,  or. 
fieoi— Faixy  mi.  Isle  of  Wight. 


OODDARD  OF  CLIFFE  PYPARD. 
€k>DDARD,  HoRATio-NsLBON,  Esq.  of  Cliflfe  House, 
WDta,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.A.,  major  WUta  militia ;  b, 
8  Dea  1806;  m,  lat,  8  April,.1840,  Anne-Elij»beth, 
dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Thomas  Le  Meaurier,  B.D., 
rector  of  Haughton  -  le  -  Skeme,  oo.  Durham,  and 
domeetio  ohapliun  to  Viscount  Sidmouth,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  21  Feb.  1849)  had  two  daua., 

*  From  John.  2nd  son  of  Nicholas  Olynn.  derired  the 
Oltiths  of  Bofttm,  Cornwall,  tnm  whom  descended  Dr. 
Olynn,  a  phyrician.  fellow  of  King's  CoUege^  Cambridge, 
a  daaslcal  scholar  and  poet. 
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GOD 

I.  Sosan^Werden,  d.  an  Inftait. 

n.  Katherine-Anne,  d.  10  Nor.  1851,  aged  10. 

He  m.  2ndly,  10  Feb.  1862,  Eliza- Agnes,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  W.  Walford,  Esq.  of  Sidfoi^  Oxfordshire, 
and  has  a  dau., 
I.  Frances  Agnea. 

Major  Goddard  is  patron  of  the  living  of  Cliffe 
Pypord,  the  gift  of  the  rectory  and  vicarage  having 
belonged  to  hia  family  ever  since  it  was  first  alien- 
ated from  the  monastery  of  Laoook,  in  the  time  of 
King  Hbmrt  VIII. 

IfneSfff «— The  famUy  of  Ooddard,  of  Wilts,  or  Oodard, 
aa  it  was  andently  spelt,  is  of  very  great  antiquity.  It 
derives  its  origin  trcm  a  Saxon  source,  possessed  property 
in  England  previous  to  the  Cohqubst,  and  is  recorded  in 
Domesday.  Subsequently  to  this,  some  of  the  family 
resided  in  Hsnts,  and  three  Oodards  are  recorded  in  the 
WintoQ  Domesday,  as  residing  and  possessing  land  there^ 
temp.  HxHBT  I.  After  this  period,  becoming  more 
numerous,  the  fismily  appears  to  have  separated,  one  branch 
having  settled  in  the  cos.  of  Leicester  and  Norfolk,  time  of 
King  JoHH  (reoorded  in  Chancellor's  Bolls,  8rd  year  of 
King  John,  1202X 

In  1288,  Thomas  Oodard,  son  of  Oodard.  held  lands  in 
Middleton,  oo.  Norfiolk.  In  81st  of  Edwabd  III.,  a  fine, 
waa  levied  on  the  lands  of  Nicholas  Oodard,  of  tho 
same  place.  Lands  were  eonvayed  to  Nicholas  and 
Walter  Oodard,  8rd  of  Riohabd  II.  About  this  time 
Walter  Oodard  was  lord  of  Denvers,  having  m.  the 
heiress  of  that  temily  ;  his  heir,  Robert  Oodard,  held  a 
lordship  in  Walpole,  and  was  buried  in  Terrington 
Church,  1448.  Of  this  fismily  was  Sir  John  Oodard, 
Oovemor  of  Louviers^  in  Normandy,  6th  Hbhbt  Y.  (&« 
Bloomfield's  Norf.) 

In  the  reign  of  King  Johk  we  gain  the  first  anthentio 
information  of  the  settlement,  of  the  Oodard  fiunlly  in 

wnts. 

Waltsb  OoDABD-viLLa,  Of  OonABD-viL,  who,  for  some 
purpose,  appears  to  have  added  to  his  originally  Saxon 
name  the  Norman  termination  of  ville,  (which  his  descen- 
dants aa  readily  discarded,)  held  tenements  and  lands  in 
Chippenham  and  Alboum,  co.  Wilts.    He  was  fiither  of 

JoHM  OoDABD,   do  Poultou,  temp.  BiOHABP  n.,  whoM 
son, 
JoHH  OoDABD,  ds  Poultou.  fttthor  of 
Waltxb  OonABD,  de  Cherill,  living  1460,  whose  son, 
John  Oodaho,  de  Upham,  in  Alboum,  (in  which  his 
ancestor,  Walter  Oodard-ville,  had  possessed  lands  several 
centuries  before,)  and  de  CliiTe  Fypard.    In  the  visitation  of 
Wilts,  by  Robert  Tresswell,  Bleumantle,  1669,  he  is  stated 
to  have  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  Wm.  Berenger,  of  Manning- 
ford  Bruce.    He  d.  10  Maroh,  1646,  leaving  iswue, 
John,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  of  Ogboum.  tn.  1st,  Ann,  sister  to  Sir  Oeorge 
Oifford,  of  the  county  of  Bucks,  from  the  eldest  son  of 
which  match  descends  Ooddabd  of  Swindon.  He  m. 
2ndly.  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Ernie,  of  Cannings,  co.  Will^, 
and  Ernie,  Sussex,  ttota  whidi  marriaffe  derived  the 
OoDDASDS  of  Hartham,  whose  eventual  hdress,  Ankb, 
OoDDAHD,  m.  to  Sir  WilUam  James,  Bart  of  Eltham. 
Thomas,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Alleyne,  of  Caluf, 
and  was  great-graadfiither  of  John  Ooddard.  of  Berwick 
Bassett,  whose  dau.  and  heir,  Susanna,  m.  in  1606,  Caleb 
BaiW,  Esq. 

John,  buried  at  CUflb,  in  1684. 

Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Hinton,  Esq.  of  Esgle's  Hall,  co. 
Berks,  of  whom  descended  Thomas  Hinton,  Esq.  of 
Chilton. 
Jane,  m.  to  Richard  Hinton,  Esq.  of  Bourton,  Berks. 

mie  eldest  son, 

John  Oodakd,  or  Ooddard,  of  Upham,  inherited  his 
father's  estates  at  Standen-Hussey,  Clyflfe  Pypard,  and 
other  places.  He  m.  1st,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Phetyplace,  de  Besylsley,  oo.  Berks,  of  a  very  ancient  funily 
of  that  name,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1686,  he  had  iseue, 
two  sons  and  three  daus.  He  m.  2ndly,  Alice,  dau.  of 
Thomss  Ooddard,  Esq.  of  Ogboum,  St.  Ocoige.  by  Jane, 
dau.  of  John  Emley,  of  Cannings,  and  by  her  had  inue 
three  sons.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Ooddabd,  of  Clyflfb  Pypard,  whose  will  is  dated 
1609,  m.  1st,  Dorothy  Stephens,  who  was  related  to  the 
Phetyplace  family,  and  by  her  had  one  son,  Francis,  his 
heir,  of  whom  presently.  He  m.  2i.dly,  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Oeoige  Burioy,  Esq.  of  Pottem,  Wilts,  and  by  her  bad 
issue,  four  sons  and  three  dnis.    The  eldest  son, 

Fbanois  OonnAHD,  Esq.,  «.  his  father  in  the  estates  of 


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GOD 


Standen-HuMoy,  Clyflb  Pypard,  and  Albonni,  and  mntd 
as  high-chexlff  for  Wilts,  10th  year  Kinff  CHAmLM  I.,  1685. 
He  m.  Sarah,  dao.  of  Sir  Anthony  Hungerford,  of  Blaok- 
Bourton,  oo.  Oxon,  and  had  iBmie,  with  three  daus.,  two 
Bona,  I.  Edwa&d,  his  heir,  b.  2S  April,  1684;  and  u. 
Francis,  who  afterwards  poeseesed  estates  at  Purton,  and 
Cowich,  from  whom  Ooddabd,  of  Purton.  The  heiress 
of  this  brsnch,  liaivaret  Ooddard,  m.  in  1798,  to  Robert 
Wilsunn,  Esq.  He  d.  16  Jan.  IMS  and  waa  «.  by  his 
son, 

Edwabd  Ooddabd,  Esq.  of  Standen-Hnssey,  and  ClUIb 
Pypard.  He  m.  in  1«M,  Bridget,  dau.  of  Sir  Cecil  Biahopp, 
Bu^.  (who,  sarriving  her  husband,  m.  Sndly,  to  John 
Keeper  Keilhig,  Esq.,  and  Srdly,  in  1714,  to  Thomas  Young, 
Esq.)    He  d.  in  1684,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Francis  Ooddabd,  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  who  sold  the 
ancient  fiunily  estate  of  Standen-Hussey,  in  1719.  He  m. 
Hary,  dau.  of  T.  Byres,  Esq.,  who  surrived  him,  and  m. 
John  Harris,  Esq.  Mr.  F.  Goddard  was  buried  in  the 
family  raulc  at  Cllflb  Pypard  in  17S4,  and  left  issue,  one 
son  and  one  dau.,  Edward,  his  heir,  h.  in  1732,  and  Sarah, 
m.  to  John  Mackrall,  Esq.,  d.  «.  p.     The  only  son, 

Edward  Ooddard,  Esq.  of  Clyfb  Pypard,  high<dieriir  ot 
Wilts,  1767,  m.  87  Aug.  1764,  Johanna,  dau.  of  Henry 
Bead,  Esq.  of  Crowood,  near  Bamsbury,  Wilts.  Entering 
into  holy  orders,  he  became  ricar  of  ClifSB  Pypard,  of 
which  Uving  he  was  patron.  He  d.  6  Jan.  1791 ;  Johanna, 
his  wife,  d.  88  Feb.  1803,  hsTing  had  issue  by  him, 

Edward,  his  heir. 

Francis.  6. 16  Feb.  1768 ;  d.  imm.  88  Feb.  1841. 

Biehard.  6.  88  Nov.  1766;  d,  wua.  8  July,  1888,  one  of 
the  eenior  post  oaptiins  R.N. 

Sarah,  m.  1  Jan.  1784.  to  Richard  Hallilay,  Esq.,  foimarly 
of  the  county  of  York,  of  Wedhampton,  oo.  Wilts,  who 
d.  in  1838. 

Anne.  d.  wm.  13  Hay,  1778. 

Elisabeth,  d.  unm.  81  Aug.  1788,  Tory  young. 

Bridget,  m.  88  March,  llos,  to  T.-Weston  Wadley,  Esq., 
and  d.  «.  p.,  81  Dec.  1887. 

Prisdlla,  d.  warn.  18  Ju^,  1S60,  sgad  85. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Tux  Rsv.  Edward  Ooddard,  of  Clyfib  Pypard,  6.  10 
Hay,  1761,  M.A.,  Tioar  of  Glyllb  Pypard,  J.P.,  m.  10  June^ 
1808,  Annioa-Susan,  only  dau.  of  Edward  Bayntun,  Esq., 
his  miOMty*a  consul-general  at  Algiers,  and  Sussnaa,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Shr  John  Warden,  Bart,  of  Chsshhv,  and  co- 
heiress with  her  sister,  Lucy,  Duchess  of  St  Albans,  and 
had  issue  by  her, 

Kdward-John-Ambrose,  of  Queen's  College,  Oxford,  espt. 
in  the  WUts  regt  of  miUtia.  b.  8  April,  1804 ;  d.  10  Nov. 
1888. 

HenxyWiUiam,  6. 18  Dec.  1806 ;  d.  8  Aug.  1818. 

Horatio-Nblsoh.  his  heir. 

Geoive-Ashe.  (the  Rev.)  HA.  of  Brssennose  Conege, 
Onord,  Vicar  of  ClyfTe  Pypard,  and  a  magistrate  for 
Wilts,  6.  16  Aug.  1809.  m.  in  1887,  Catherine-HatUda, 
dau.  and  co-heiress  of  the  late  J.  Sherwood,  Esq.  of 
Castle  Hill.  Reading. 

Thomas,  Ua^or,  44th  regt.  of  Bengal  Native  Infimtiy,  b. 
4  Aug.  1811. 

Franms,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders  Incumbent  of  Alderton. 


Septimus.  6.  29  April,  1816. 

Annica-Werden.  m.  16  Sept  1884,  to  James  Bradford,  Esq. 

of  Swindon,  Wilts. 
Lucy-Chariotte,  d.  6  Nov.  1838. 
Fanny,  d,  38  July.  1834. 
Arabella,  m.  89  April,  1861,  to  the  Rev.  R.  D.  DartneU, 

vicar  of  Rodbom  Cheney.  Wilts. 

The  Rev.  Mr.  Ooddard  d.  88  Jan.  1819,  snd  waa  «.  by  his 
eldest  surviving  son,  the  present  Horatio-Nslbov  Ooddard, 
Esq.  of  Cliffe  Pypard. 

Amu-^n-t  a  chev.  vair,  between  three  crescents,  arg. 
Crul^A  stag's  head,  affront^  coupd  at  the  neck,  gu., 
attired,  or. 
JfoM^— Cervus  non  servus. 
Statn-CUSh  House,  WUts. 


GODDARD  OF  SWINDON. 

Goddard,  Ambrose-Lkthbridgb,  Esq.,  of  The 
Lawn,  Swindon,  co.  Wilts,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for 
Cricklade,  6.  9  Dec  1819;  f».  14  Aug.  1847,  Char- 
lotte, eldest  dau.  of  Edward- Ay shford  Sanford,  Esq. 
of  Nynehead  Court,  co.  Someraet,  and  has  issue, 

I.  AMBBOsR-ATSHroRD,  b.  7  Msy,  1848. 

It.  Fita-Roy-Pl^deil,  6.  89  Aug.  1868. 
454 


m  Bdwaid-Hesketh,  6. 19  Oot.  1866. 
L  Jessie-Henrietta. 

%intJl^t* — ^Thomas  Ooddard,  of  Upham,  oo.  WOts,  Sod 
son  of  John  Ooddard,  of  Upham,  (mc  Ooddard.  or  Cuwrm 
Pypard,)  by  his  wife  Elizabeth  Berenger,  living  foa^ 
Henrt  VIII.,  m.  1st,  Anna,  sister  of  Sir  Oeorge  Gifbird,  eo. 
Bucks,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Richard  Ooddard,  who  resided  in  a  handsome  mansion 
at  Upham,  which  had  belonged  to  John  of  Oaunt,  Duka  ot 
Lancsster,  and  waa  said  to  have  been  granted  by  him  to  tha 
family  of  Ooddard.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Wal< 
rond,  Esq.  of  Albouin,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Eliaabeth.  k. 
to  Lewis  Pollard,  Esq.  of  Newenham)  three  sons.  i.  Thomas, 
hiB  hehr;  ii.  Edward,  of  Englesham,  who  m.  Prisdlla.  dau. 
of  John  D'Oyley.  Esq.  of  Chiselhampton,  and  bad,  with 
other  issue  Thomas,  of  Box,  6.  in  1630,  who  d.  in  1801« 
leaving  by  Anne  his  wife,  a  son,  Thomas,  of  Rodloe,  who 
m.  in  1683,  Maiy.  dau.  of  Ambrose  Awdry,  Esq.  of  Melk- 
sham,  and  dying  in  1708,  was  father  of  Amrbosb  Qoodardw 
who  eventually  «.  to  Swindon ;  in.  Richard,  of  Upham, 
whose  dau.  and  heir  m.  to  John  Tate,  Esq.  of  Gham^.. 
Berics.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Ooddard,  of  Swindon,  s».  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir 
Edmond  Phetyplace,  of  Childrsy.  Berks,  and  dying  in  1641, 
left  a  son, 

Richard  Ooddard,  Esq.  of  Swindon,  who  si.  in  1648^ 
Anne  Bowermsn,  and  had  by  her  a  son, 

Thomas  Ooddard.  Esq.  of  Swindon,  ^dio  si.  Ifaiy.  dsn. 
of  Oliver  Pl^ydeU,.  of  Bhriwnham,  and  waa  t.  bir  hia 
eldest  son, 

Richard  Ooddard,  Esq.  of  Swhidon,  elected  M.P.  for 
Wotton  Bassett  in  1710,  snd  for  WUtshire  in  172S.  He  »., 
but  having  no  issue,  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1733,  aged  66^ 
by  his  brother, 

Plstdkll  Ooddard,  Esq.  of  Swindon,  b.  in  1686,  who 
d. «.  p.  in  1742,  and  waa  buried  at  Swindon,  leaving  Ua 
estates  to  his  kinsman, 

Amrrosr  Ooddard,  Esq.  who  then  became  of  Swindon, 
6.  6  Nov.  1096.  He  m.  16  Aug.  1716,  Elisabeth,  dan.  of 
Ambroee  Awdiy,  Esq.  of  Seend,  and  had  three  sons,  and 
five  daus.,  of  the  lattor.  the  eldest,  Mary,  nu  Thomaa  TUeU. 
Esq.  of  Swindon  ;  and  Prisdlla,  m.  John  Awdry,  Esq.  of 
MeDcsham.    Of  the  former,  the  youngest, 

Thomas,  bapt.  6  Maroh,  1722,  M.P.  for  WUt^  d.  tarn  12  Aug. 
1770. 
Edward,  bapt  16  Oct  1726.  d.  wm. 


Ambross,  of  whom  presently. 

Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Vilett,  Bsq.,  of  Swindon, 

Thomas  Vilett,  Esq.,  lieut.-ooL  in  theanny,  now  residing 
_.,...„..        ..  tottveS 


on  his  estates  at  Swindon,  the  present  representative  < 

an  ancient  family. 
Elisi^eth,  d.  wwa. 
PrisoiDa,  m.  to  John  Awdxy,  Esq.  of  MeDcsham.  and  d.  at 

Lisbon. 
Lucy.  Anne,  d,  tuwn.  in  1884. 

Ambrosr  Ooddard,  Esq.,  «.,  on  the  death  of  hla  elder 
brothers,  to  the  Swindon  estates,  snd  lepresented  the  eo. 
Wilts  in  parliament  ftpom  the  year  1772  until  1806.  He  m. 
16  Aug.  1786,  Sarsh,  only  dan.  and  heir  of  Thomas  WQUaaia, 
Em).  of  Pilrowth,  in  Carmarthenshire,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir.  b.  hi  1778 :  elected  M.P.  for  Cricklade  in 
1806 ;  d.  wm.  in  1814,  before  his  fkther. 

Ambrosi^  s.  his  (kther. 

Richard,  in  holy  orders.  6.  9  Cot  1787,  foimsily  FSBow  of 
St  John's,  Ozftml,  subsequently  rector  of  Drayoot 
FoliaU.  and  vicar  of  Kemble,  Wlltshhra.  Resldssa  at 
Broadstoue,  near  Heythorp,  Oxfordshira 

Henry.  6.  4  May,  1789,  d.  young. 

Elizabeih,  d.  wm,  in  1797 

Sarah. 

Lucy,  d.  vata.  In  1800. 

Emma,  twin  with  Richard,  d.  «mm.  in  1802. 

Ann,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas-Buddar  Lethbridge,  Bart  of  Sand- 
bill  Park,  Somersetshirsu' 

Prisdlla,  d.  ftntH,  in  1806. 

Maigaret  d.  vmm.  in  1799. 

Mr.  Ooddard  d.  19  June,  1816,  and  was  t.  by  hto  ekUst 
son, 

Ambrosb  Ooddard,  Esq.  of  Swindon,  captain  10th  husssrs, 
b.  12  Oct  1779,  J.P.  and  D.L..  high-sheriff  of  WUts.  1819-20^ 
and  M.P.  for  Cricklade.  m.  1  Aug.  1818,  Jessy-Dorothes^ 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas-Buckler  Lethbridge,  Bart.,  snd 
by  her  (who  d,  6  March,  1843X  had  issue, 

Ambrosr-Lsthrridor,  now  of  Swindon. 

John  Hesketh.  6.  14  Sept  1821.  14th  Ught  drsgoons. 

Charles-Richard.  6. 12  April,  1881. 

FroderickFttsolannce,  I.  4  April,  1886. 

Jessy-Dalr^-mple^  m.  Maroh.  1847,  to  Henry  Hussey  Vivian, 
Esq.  of  Singleton,  and  d.  Feb.  1848. 

Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


O  O  D 


G  O  F 


Emmft'CaroUiM. 
Julia. 


Iaiot-C 
Barah-Addaido. 


ArtM—Aa  Qqddaxo  or  Cum. 
Aactf— TbalAwn,  Bwindoa. 


GODFREY  OP  BROOK-STREET  HOUSE. 

QoDFBXT,  John,  Esq.  of  Brook-Street  House,  oo. 
Kent^  m.  29  July,  1828,  Augusta-IsabelU,  dau.  of 
Jc^in  Ingram,  Esq.  of  Staindrop^  oo.  Duriiam,  and 
had  ismie, 

Ihokam-Fuubb,  b,  %i  Dee.  18t7. 

Arthur-WUUam,  6.  0  M ardh.  18S9. 

Albert-Henry,  b,  80  May,  1880. 

Augnata'Frsnoea  WHwabeth.  Obtistlne-SUaa. 

This  gentleman,  ^hose  patronymio  was  Jull, 
aasumed,  by  sign-manual,  in  1810,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Godfret  only. 

KneaffC* — ^The  aneient  ftunfly  of  Godibbt  ki  sappoeed 
to  derive  from  OodfttQr  le  Fauooner,  lord  of  the  manor  of 
Hurst,  in  Kent,  as  eariy  as  the  reign  of  Hmar  II. 

Thomas  Qonntrr,  Eeq.  of  Hodiford,  son  of  Thomas  God- 
frey, of  Lydd,  by  Elisabeth  his  Snd  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Michael  Hx,  Esq.  of  Folkston  (m/dmilp  of  Faussbr),  had, 
by  his  2nd  wife,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Thomas  Isles,  Esq.  of  Ham- 
mersmith, inter  aUot,  PsTsa,  his  heir,  Edmund  Beny  (BirX 
who  fell  a  rictim  to  the  evil  days  of  Titua  Gates,  and  Ben* 
jnmin,  of  Norton,  whose  dau.  and  heiress,  Oatbssia^  m. 
Stephen  Lushington,  Esq.    The  elder  son, 

Pcrat  OoDrBST,  Esq.  of  Hodiford.  m.  Anys,  dsu.  of 
Thomas  Brett  Esq.  of  Snare,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  of  Hodiford,  who  m.  Mary.  dau.  of  John  DaU- 
man,  Esq.  of  Denisthorpe,  in  Stailbrdshireb  but  dying 
without  Issuer  in  1690,  Hodiford  psssed  to  his  cousin, 
Thomas  Godfiney,  of  Woodford. 

Amts. 
^e  ozily  dau., 

Ayms  GonruT,  m,  William  Oo«rthorp^  Esq.  of  Stod- 
marshe  Court,  snd  left  at  her  decease,  in  1749,  two  daus., 
▼is.,  AxvM  CouBTBORn,  who  m.  to  John  Hugesson,  Esq., 
and  oonyeyed  to  him  Stodmarshe  Court,  and  Sabab  Coubt- 
BOPB,  who  m,  John  Jull,  Esq.  of  Ash,  in  Kent,  and  after- 
wards of  Wodnssborough,  by  whom  she  left  issue, 

John-Godft^  Jull,  wlu>  cL  mmn,  durilMr  his  passsge  from 
St.  Helena  to  England. 

Thomas  Jull. 

Sarah  Jull,  m.  to  John-Garland  Hatch,  Esq.  of  DesL  and 
d.  in  17M. 
The  Snd,  but  only  surriTing  son,  (at  Mrs.  Jun*s  decease  in 
1T(»,) 

Thomas  Jull,  Esq.  of  Ash,  b.  in  1739,  m.  Susan,  sister  of 
W.  Tolly,  of  Sandwfalk,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  hie  heir. 

John,  of  Wingfaam.  who  m.  in  1787,  Anne-flayer,  dau.  of 
William  Reynolds,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1812,  left  surviving 


JoRB,  heir  to  his  undo. 

William,  b.  13  June,  1796. 

Edward,  b.  21  Feb.  1799. 

Gooige,  b.  20  Sept  1804. 

Elisabeth-Anne,  la.  7  Oct  1812,  to  WlUiam  Monfais^  Esq. 
Elizabeth,  who  d.  in  1817. 
Mr.  Jull  was  «.  at  his  deoease  by  his  elderson, 

Thomas  Juli^  Esq.  of  Ash,  b.  in  1761,  who  assumed,  by 
act  of  pariisment,  in  1799,  the  surname  of  GonrasT  only. 
He  was  hi^-sheriff  of  Kent  in  1802,  and  represented  the 
borough  of  Hythe  in  parliament  Mr.  Godfrey  m.  in  Aug. 
1778,  Elisabeth,  only  surriving  diild  of  John  Fuller,  Esq., 
but  dying  ».  p.  in  1810,  he  was  «.  by  his  nephaw,  Jobx  Juzx, 
Esq.,  i^o  hss  likewise  sssumed  the  sumsme  and  arms  of 
Godfrey,  snd  is  the  preeent  proprietor. 

JrM*~fia.,  a  chsr.,  between  three  pelicans'  heads,  erased, 
or,  Tulning  themselTes,  ppr. 

CrtM-^A  demi-negro.  ppr.,  holding  in  the  dexter  hand  a 
oroesK^roflslet  fitchte,  aiy. 

«M«— Brook  Street  House,  Kent 


GODLEY  OF  KILLIGAR 
OoDLiT,  JoHif,  Esq.  of  Killigar,  co  Leitrim,  J.P. 
wid  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1818  ;  ft.  in  1776 ;  m.  in  1818, 
Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Denis  Daly,  of 
Dunsandle,  co.  Galway,  by  the  Latly  Harriet,  his 
wife,  and  has  issue, 
455 


I.  Johb-Robbbt.  n.  James. 

III.  Denis.  IT.  Archibald. 

▼.  WUliam. 

X.  Harriet,  s».  to  tho  Rev.  Henry  O'Brien,  youngest  son 

of  the  late  Sir  Edward  O'Brien,  Bart  of  Dromoland. 
n.  Ohariotte. 

XritUajie* — ^The  Godlkts,  of  Killigar,  deriTS  fitnn  a 
family  of  the  ssme  name,  seated  in  the  co.  Tork,  where 
there  is  a  township  called  Godlcy,  near  Hali£ut.  The  God- 
leys  ^ypear  to  have  gone  to  Toricshire  from  Cheshire  in 
which  oounty,  as  will  be  seen  in  Lyson's  Msgna  Britannia, 
they  were  resident,  in  the  reign  of  Edwabd  I.,  at  a  place 
called  Godley,  (now  a  large  manufacturing  TiUsge,)  which 
subsequently  passed  into  the  posseesion  of  the  Msssys. 

JoHM  GoDLST,  Esq.,  who  d.  in  1710,  m.  Anne,  sister  snd 
co-heir  of  Dr.  William  Eldwood,  yice^rovost  of  Trinity 
College,  snd  M.P.  for  the  University,  and  left  a  son, 

William  Godlst,  Esq.  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Richard 
Morgan,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Dublin,  snd  of  Coldent,  oo. 
Dublin,  second  Bemembrsncer  in  the  Court  of  Exchequer, 
Slid  d.  in  1780,  baring  had  a  son, 

JoHir  GoDLSY,  Esq.  of  Killigar,  oo.  Leitrim  who  m.  in 
1762,  Rose,  dau.  of  Alexander  Macaulay,  Eeq.  of  Glenvllle, 
CO.  Antrim,  king's  counsel  and  Judge  of  the  Prerogative 
Court  in  Dublin,  and  at  one  time  M.P.  for  the  Unirersity  of 
Dublin,  and  by  this  lady  had  issue, 

WilUara,  lieut-ooL  of  the  88rd  rest,  left  a  son  and  a  danu; 

the  frarmer,  John,  settled  at  Oattonds,  oo.  Dublin. 
Alexander,  mi^or  of  the  28th  regt,  killed  in  action  in 

Egypt  18  Maitih,  1801. 
JoHV,  of  Killigar. 
Aime. 
Rose,  m.  the  late  Thomas  Whitney,  Esq.  of  New  Pass,  oo. 

Westmeath,  and  is  deceased. 
Msrgaret 

Arm^^Axg,,  three  unicorns'  heads,  erased,  sa.,  homed, 
gu.,  throe  trefoils,  slipped,  yert 

Creth-'An  unicorn's  heao,  erased,  ars.,  homed  gu.,  charged 
with  three  trefoils,  slipped,  yert 

ifotto— flan  Dieu  rien. 

fisof— KUllgsr,  00.  Leitrim. 


GODMAN  OF  PARK  HATCH. 

GoDMAN,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Park  Hatch,  Surrey, 
and  Merston  Manor,  oo.  Sussex,  m.  in  March,  1880, 
Caroline,  dau.  of  Edmund  Smithe,  Esq.  of  Horsham^ 
and  has  issue, 

I.  JosiPH.  n.  Richsrd-Temp2e. 

nL  Frederick-Du-Osas.  rr.  Peroy-Sanden. 

I.  Csrolins.  n.  BUeo.  m.  Mary. 

Mr.  Oodman,  a  justice  of  the  peace  for  Surrey,  is 
only  son  of  Joseph  Oodman,  Esq.,  by  Mary  Hasler, 
his  wife,  (m.  in  1788,)  and  grandson  of  Riclutfd 
Oodman,  Esq.,  by  Elizabeth  Freeland,  his  wife. 
He  has  four  sisters ;  Mary,  m.  to  Godfrey  Moiling, 
Esq.  of  Connaught  Plaoe,  London ;  Susan,  m.  to 
Edward  Dorrington,  Esq.,  Clerk  of  the  Fees  to  the 
House  of  Commons ;  Margaret^  m.  to  Patrick-Peraee 
fitzpatrick,  Esq.  of  Bognor,  Sussex ;  and  Jane,  m. 
to  Riohard-O.  Kiikpatrid:,  Esq.  of  the  Isle  of  Wight 

Armi  (grsnted  in  1670,  to  Thomas  Godman)— Per  pale^ 
arm.  and  eraiines,  on  a  chief,  or,  a  lion,  passsnt  rert 

^^M<— Onamount  Tsrt  a  black  cock,  wings  diq>lsyed,  ppr. 

Jf oMo— Coehim  quid  quisrimus  ultra. 

gMto— Psrk  Hstch,  Buxrey,  and  Msrston  Manor  norm, 
CO.  Sussex. 


GODSAL  OF  ISCOYD  PARK. 

GoDSAL,  Phiup-Lake,  Esq.  of  Iscoyd  Park,  co. 
Flint,  high-sheriff  1849-50;  m.  the  Hon.  Grace- 
Anne-Rest,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Draper,  Loid 
Wynford. 

^mw— Per  pale,  gu.  and  as.,  on  a  fosse,  wavy,  arg. 
between  three  crosses,  patt^  or,  as  many  crescents,  ss. 
head,  erased,  iMh 


CWa«— A  griffin's 
and  sa.,  beaked,  or. 
£eiii— Iscoyd  Park,  Flintshire. 


erased,  paly  of  six,  indented,  sig. 


GOFF  OF  HALE  PARK. 
QoFF,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Hale  Park,  eo.  Hants,  J.P. 
and  D.L.  for  oo.  Dublin,  high-sheriff  of  the  «o. 


GOT 

Tyrone  in  1842,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Captain  T.  Stannua, 
of  Portarlington,  by  Caroline,  his  wife,  dau.  of 
J.  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Abbotatown,  near  Dublin,  and 
has  had  iHsue, 

I.  JosBPH,  b.  28  Oct.  1817,  M.A.,  J.P.,  Capt.  Tyrone 
militia ;  m.  26  Sept.  1850.  Lady  Adelaide-Henrietta- 
Louiaa-Hortenee  Knox,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Earl  of 
Ranftirly. 

II.  Thomaa,  in  holy  orders,  b.  in  1818.  d,  in  1848. 
ui.  James,  d,  in  infiuioy. 

IT.  Robert,  b.  in  Oct.  1828. 

▼.  Treror,  lieut.  46th  regt.,  b.  in  Hazoh,  1825. 

VI.  Geoige.  6.  in  April,  1826,  M.A. 

1.  Sarsh-Jane,  d.  unm,  in  1841. 

n.  Caroline,  d.  unm.  in  1842. 

UI.  Sophia.  XT.  EUoL 

▼.  Harriet,  d.  young. 

ILttltKQt, — ^William  Ooitb,  or  Oouohb,  Esq.,  b.  in 
1619,  8rd  son  of  Stephen  Goffe,  or  Ooughe,  a  Puritan 
Divine,  Rector  of  Hanmer.  Sussex,  Joined  Cromwbll's 
army  as  quarter-master,  rose  by  his  merit  to  the  rank  of 
colonel,  and  became  eyentiiaUy  major-general  of  infantry. 
He  was  M.P.  for  Great  Yarmouth,  in  1654,  and  for  the  oo. 
of  Southampton  in  1666,  and  was  subsequently  colled  up 
to  the  House  of  Lords  by  Cbomwcll,  with  whom  he  was 
in  high  favour  for  various  services  rendered  to  him.  At 
the  Restoration,  in  1660,  Lord  Goflb  was  obliged  to  leave 
England,  and  fled  to  America,  where  he  d.  about  1680, 
having  undeigone  mauy  vicissitudes.  He  had  m.  a  dau. 
of  Oen  Whalley,  and  cousin  of  Outbb  Gbomwell,  and 
by  her,  who  remained  in  Ireland,  had  Richard,  of  whom 
presently ;  Francis,  m.  and  had  issue ;  and  Judith.  The 
son, 

Richard  Gom,  in  1681,  m.  Hannah,  dau.  of  J.  Cham- 
berlain, of  Pontmarle,  co.  Wexford,  and  had  issue.  William, 
6.  in  1688,  d,  unm. ;  Richard,  b.  in  1600,  d.  in  1767,  unm. ; 
Jonas,  b.  in  1693,  d.  «utm.;  Jacob,  of  whom  we  treat; 
Joseph,  b.  in  1697 ;  Mary  and  Hazmah,  both  d.  in&nts ; 
and  Elizabeth,  d.  unm.  in  1767.     The  4ih  son, 

Jacob  Goftb,  b.  in  1695,  m.  Mary  Fade,  of  Wexford, 
and  had  issue, 

JoBBPH,  of  whose  line  we  treat. 

Fade,  m.  Elizabeth  Pemberton,  and  was  M^er  of  the  kte 
Richard  Goff  of  Tottenham  Green,  co.  Wexford. 

Jacob,  ancestor  of  the  Gofps  <if  Hordoum,  House,  ($ee  that 
branch.) 

Hannah,  m.  Ist,  to  Joseph  Clibbome.  of  Moate  Castle,  oo. 
Westmeath ;  and  2ndly,  to  W.  Pigot,  of  Slevoy  Castle. 
CO.  Wexford,  and  d.  in  17S9. 

Sarah.  Manr. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Caasar  Sutton,  of  Longralgne,  oo.  Wexford. 
The  eldest  son, 

JoBEPH  GoFF,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  by  his  wife.  Miss  Unthank, 
(who  m.  2ndly,  Fletcher,  Esq.  of  Dublin,)  had  issue, 
Joseph,  of  whom  presently ;  and  Robert,  <{.  «.  j>.  in  1833. 
Hie  elder  son, 

Joseph  Fade  Goff,  Esq.  of  Mountjoy-square,  Dublin, 
and  Newtown  Park,  near  Dublin,  m.  Sarah  dau.  of  George. 
Clibbome.  Esq.  of  Moate  Castle,  co.  Westmeath,  and  had 


G  O  I 


L  Margaretta-Ussher. 
III.  Rebecca. 


n.  Julia-Anna. 
IT.  Looy-Usasher. 


JosKPH.  of  Hale  Parte 

Richard,  a  graduate  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  and  barrister 

of  lincolirs  Inn,  d.  wun, 
John,  captain  in  the  Srd  dragoons,  d.  unm. 
William,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Clibbome,  Esq  of  Moate 

CasUe,  00.  Westmeath,  and  has  issue,  three  dnus. 
Geoige.  m.  in  183*2,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Peter  Holmes,  Esq. 

of  PeterviUe.  co.  Tipperaiy.  and  has  i^sue. 
Edward,  d.  young.  Robert 

Eliza,  d.  young. 

Arm9^AM.,  a  chevron  between  two  fleurs-de4ys,  in  chief, 
and  a  lion,  rampant,  in  base,  or. 
Crt$t—A  squirrel,  s^ant,  i^r. 
Jf otto— Fler  sans  tache. 
&a<— Hale  Park,  Hants. 


GOFF  OF  HORETOWN  HOUSE. 

Davis-Gofp,  Stranomak,  Esq.  of  Horetown 
House,  oo.  Wexford,  J.P.,  h.  27  May,  1810;  m. 
25  Feb.  1835,  Susan-Maxwell,  youngest  dau.  of 
Arthur  Usaher,  Esq.  of  Camphire,  oo.  Wateiford, 
and  baa  issue, 

I.  WnxiAM-Gorp,  b.  12  Sept  1888. 

u.  Ussber,  6.  2  Feb.  1841. 

m.  Ch-u^es-Bdward,  6.  80  Msreh,  1844. 

IT.  Franois,  b.  94  Juty,  1850. 
456 


Etneagf.— Jacob  Gopp,  Esq.  b.  1786,  8zd  son  of  Jaeob 
Ooff;  Esq.,  and  Mary  Fade,  his  wife,  (m  Govf,  ^BaU  Part) 
m.  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  I)ei\jamin  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Mooiit 
Wilson,  King's  county,  and  had  vrith  several  dans.,  two 
sons,  WiLUAM,  his  heir,  and  Joseph  Fade,  of  Raheeodnf^ 
whose  only  dau.  and  heiress,  Jane<V>IcIougb,  m.  Oapt. 
Maxwell  Du  Prd  Stronge,  youngest  son  of  Sir  James  M. 
Strongs,  Bart.    The  elder  son, 

William  Goff,  Esq.  of  Horetown  House,  b.  in  1T9S,  m. 
in  1784,  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Edward  Deaves,  Esq.  of  Korth 
Abbey,  co.  Cork,  and  d.  in  1840,  having  had  iasue^ 

I.  Jaoob-William,  of  whom  presently. 

I.  Rebecca,  m.  in  1809,  Frauds  Davis,  Esq.  of  Watarford, 

and  by  her  (who  d.  1848)  has  issue, 

1  Strakomav,  the  present  Strang  kah-Datis  Gorr, 
Esq.  of  Horetovm  House. 

2  Henry,  6.  12  July,  1825. 

n.  Eliza,  m.  to  Jonathan  Pim,  Esq.  of  Dublin. 

m.  Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Harvey,  Esq.  of  ToughaL 

IT.  Sallv,  d.  unm.  v.  Lupy-Anne. 

n.  Arabella,  m.  to  Jonattian  Pim,  Esq.  of  MountmeOSeL 
Mr.  Goff  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Jaoob-William  Gopp,  Esq.  of  Horetown  House.  J.F., 
and  D.L.,  b.  in  1790,  who  m.  1st.  hi  1828,  EUsa.  dau.  of 
Col.  W.-P.  PIgot,  of  Slevoy  Csstie,  oo.  Wexford ;  and  2nd]y, 
in  1833,  LeUtia,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  A.  Alcock.  of  Fethaid 
Castle,  00.  Wexford,  but  dybig  s.  p.  in  Feb.  1845,  was  a.  by 
his  nephew,  Strakomax  Datis,  who  assumed  the  additional 
surname  and  arms  of  Gorr.  by  royal  license,  28  FU>.  1845. 
in  oom|dianoe  vrith  the  will  of  his  maternal  unde. 

^mu— Quarteriv:  1st  and  4th.  as.,  a  chev.  between  two 
fleurs-de-lis,  in  chief;  and  a  lion,  rampant,  in  baae^  or.  a 
crescent  for  difference,  for  Goff;  2nd  and  Sid,  per  paley 
gu.  and  aiig..  a  chev.,  between  three  boars'  heads,  oouped, 
counterchanged,  for  Datis. 

Oreat — A  squirrel,  sqjant. 

JIfoCto— Houestas  optimapolitia. 

fiecK— Horetown  House^  "nighmon,  oo.  Wexford. 


GOING  OF  BALLYPHILIP. 

Going,  Ambhose,  Esq.  of  BallyphUip,  co.  Tippe- 

rary,  6.  Oct.  1785;  m.  Feb.  1811,  Maxf;aret,  4tb  dan. 

of  tbe  late  Colonel  Richard  Pennefather,  of  New 

Park,  CO.  Tipperary,  and  baa  issue, 

L  William,  b.  in  May,  1815,  m.  in  Oct.  1841,  Jane,  tnd 

dau.  of  Benjamin  Frend,  of  Rocklow,  co.  Tipperary, 
n.  Richard-Pennefttther,  6.  in  1821. 
III.  John,  b.  in  Aug.  1822. 
I.  Anna,  m.  in  1835,  to  the  Rev.  Anthony  Arastraii^, 

Rector  of  KflloskuUy 
n.  Margaret-Isabella,  m.  hi  1841,  to  Chiiatopher-F.  Tuthill. 

Esq.,  M.D.  of  Dublin, 
m.  Elisabeth-Frances,  m.  in  1840,  to  John-Harvey  Adams, 

Esq.  of  Northlands,  co.  Cavan. 
IT.  Dorothea,  m.  in  May,  1848,  to  Samuel-Murray  Going; 
Esq.  of  liskeveen  House,  co.  Ttppetazy. 

Mr.  Going  is  only  son  of  the  late  William  Going, 
Esq.  (who  <L  in  1844,)  and  Mary  White,  his  wife, 
and  grandson  of  Ambrose  Going,  Elsq.,  and  Bridget 
Hunt,  his  wife. 

AfoCto— Dum  spiro  spero. 
Settf— BallyphiUp.  co.  Tipperary. 


GOING  OF  TRAVERSTON,  BIRDHILL,  AND 
MONAQUIL. 

Going,  Bobsrt.  Esq.  of  TraTereton,  oo.  Tipperaiy, 
a.  his  father,  the  late  Thomas  Going,  Esq.  in  1841. 

Itltfa^f.— RoBXKT  Gonco.  Esq.  of  TuUey  Moylan,  oo. 
Tipperary.  m.  Jane,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  —  Johnstone, 
Esq.  of  CO.  Cork,  and  had  issue, 

I.  John,  d.  «mm. 

II.  Robbut,  heir  to  his  &ther,  of  whom  presently. 

ni.  James,  of  Belleisle,  co.  Clare,  who  m.  Miss  Mait^Ha 
Wulsh,  of  Newtown,  co.  limerick,  and  had  with  other 
issue,  1  Robert,  of  Crsgg.  co.  Tippenuy-.  b.  ITW.  «.  1S0», 
Anne.  dau.  of  John  Dwyer,  Esq..  and  d.  1W8,  loaving 
issue.  Jomf.  now  of  Bird  Hill,  J.p.,  b.  1812,  Robert-James^ 
rector  of  Templeharry.  King's  Co.,  and  Ave  dnua: 
2  Jame^  of  Violet  Hill,  co.  Tipperary,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of 


G  O  L 

Marcus  Patienon,  Esq.,  by  Mary  his  wife,  2nd  dan.  of 
Wyndham  Quin,  Esq.  of  Adare,  M.P.  for  Kiltanallock. 
and  sister  of  Valentine-Riohard.  Ist  Barl  of  Dunraven,  and 
had  issue  five  sons  and  two  oaus.,  vis.,  James,  Marcus, 
Wyndham,  Robert,  Richard,  Mary,  and  Marcdla. 

XT.  Thomas,  of  Coolbea,  co.  Cork,  d.  «.  p. 

y.  Richard,  of  Bird  HilL  oo.  Tipperary,  J.P.,  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  Henry  White,  Esq.  of  New  Ross,  same  co.,  and 
had  issue  four  sons  and  four  daus., 

1  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Mealiffe,  co.  Tipporary, 
who  m.  Frances- Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Waiter 
Shirley,  brother  of  the  4th,  5th,  and  «th  Earl  Femurs, 
lineally  descended  from  Edward  III.  The  Rev.  J. 
Going  was  murdered  in  1829,  aged  60.  leaving  by  his 
wife.-  who  survived  him  tUI  1838,  with  other  issue, 
Richard,  who  m.  a  sister  of  the  Rev.  Peter  Roe;  Henry; 
Thomas ;  Charles,  m.  his  cousin,  Letitia,  dau.  of  Btoney, 
BsQ.  of  Oakley  Pork ;  Frances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.  Btoney, 
of  Oastlebar. 

2  Richard,  of  Bh'dhill.  m.  and  has  issue. 

8  Heniy,  m.  his  cousin,  Sarah,  dau.  of  White,  Esq.  of 
Chreenhill,  eo.  Tipperary. 
4  Thomas,  m.  a  dau.  of  Adams,  Esq.  of  Cork. 

1  Letitia.  m.  1st,  to  Stoney.  Esq.  of  Oakley  Pttrk ;  and 
2ndly.  to  —  White.  Esq. 

2  Jane,  m.  to  Edward  Budler,  Esq.  of  Oarlow,  and 
deceased. 

3  Rebecca,  m.  1st.  to  her  cousin.  Thomas  Going,  Esq.  of 
Banta  Crux,  and  2ndly,  to  Captain  Goodwin. 

4  Eiisa,  m.  to  Thomas  Btoney,  Esq.  of  the  co.  Tipperary. 

T1.  Philip,  of  Monaquil,  co.  Tipperary,  J.P.  and  M.P.,  and 

high -sheriff  in  1785.  m.  Grace,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bernard, 

Esq.,  and  sister  of  Bernard,  Esq.  of  Castle  Bernard, 

King's  Co.,  and  d.  24  April,  1820,  havicg  had  by  his  wife. 

who  survived  him  until  1836,  one  son  and  three  daus., 

1  Thomas,  of  Santa  Crux,  co.  Tipperary,  who  m.  Rebecca, 

Srd  dau.  of  his  unde.  Richard  Going,  Esq.  of  Bird  Hill, 

aiid  predeceased  his  fkther,  «.  p. 

1  Mary,  co-heir,  m.  10  Feb.  17M,  to  her  cousin,  John 
Bennett,  Esq.  of  Ballyloughane,  co.  Carlow,  afterwards 
of  Viewmbunt,  in  the  same  co. ;  he  <i.  «.  «.  4  May,  1827. 

2  Charlotte,  co-heir.  m.  81  Dec.  1796,  to  Robert  Atkins, 
Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Mi^or  Robert  Atkins,  of  Firvilie. 
oo.  Cork,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  («m  Atkxvs  of 
FirvUU,)  the  RevrPhilip-Going  Atkins-Going,  of  Fir- 
▼Ule,  ca  Cork,  and  of  Monaquil,  co.  Tipperary,  to 
which  property  he  «.  by  the  will  of  his  maternal  ffraind- 
father,  and  assumed  the  surname  of  Going  in  acMition 
to  AtUns. 

8  Jemima-Matilda,  co-heir,  m.  12  ApriL  1804,  to  Sir 
Amjnld  Dancer,  Bart,  of  Modereny  and  Clogl\J<ndan, 
CO.  Ttpperaiy. 

Mr.  Robert  Going,  of  TkvsntoD,  was  f.  at  his  deoease  by 
his  eldest  son, 

Robert  Goivo,  Esq.  of  Taverston,  who  im.  Margaret,  2nd 
daa.  of  Thomas  Maunsell,  Esq.  of  Plassy.  M.P.  for  oo. 
Limerick,  by  Dorothy,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  WaUer, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Waller,  co.  limerick,  and  was  fiither  of 

Thomas  Goiko,  Esq.  of  Traverston,  high-sheriff  of  oo. 
Tipperary,  who  m.  a  sister  of  Caleb  Powell,  Esq.,  M.P., 
and  d.  12  Feb.  1841,  aged  seventy-four,  leaving  issue, 

I.  R<NWRT,  his  heir. 

n.  Caleb,  J.P.  for  co.  Tippera^. 

L  Margaret,  m,  in  18^7.  to  —  Walsh,  Esq.  of  co.  Limerick. 

II.  Frances.  m.  Jane.  iv.  Barah. 

Seofr— Traverston,  co.  Tipperary. 


G  0  L 

Arm»—Qn.t  a  chev ,  or,  between  three  berjuits. 
Crul—A  hhid's  head,  with  an  ouk-branch  in  the  mouth, 
allppr. 
JioUo— Fro  Deo  et  Rege. 
Seat-— Maiden  Eriegh,  co.  Berks. 


GOLDING  OF  MAIDEN  ERLEGH. 

GoLDiNo,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Maiden  Eriegh,  co. 
Berks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  27  Nov.  1780;  w.  Ist, 
12  Dec.  1801,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Col.  Bailie,  by 
whom  he  has  a  son,  Bailib,  m.  Mrs.  Sealy,  widow  of 
Capt.  Sealy.  Mr.  Golding  m.  2ndly,  7  Nov.  1807, 
Frances,  eighth  dau.  of  Oldfield  Bowles,  Esq.  of 
North  Aston,  co.  Oxon,  and  by  her  has  issue, 
Edward;  Frances-Emma,  m,  in  Aug.  1843,  to  the 
Rev.  Matthew-Thomas  Farrer,  vicar  of  Addington, 
Surrey ;  Mary-Anne ;  and  Laura. 

KtUa^. — ^The  late  Edward  Goldiko,  Esq.,  M.P., 
of  Maideu  Eriegh,  co.  Berks,  purchased  that  estate  from 
William  Matthew  Burt,  Governor  of  the  Leewards  Islands. 
He  m.  Miss  Aime  English,  and  had  two  sons  and  two 
daus.,  vis., 
Edward,  his  heir. 

Charles,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Richard 
Palmer,  Esq.  of  Holme  Park,  Berks,  and  has  (me  son, 
Henry,  in  holy  orders. 
Charlotte,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Winch. 
Caroline,  m.  to  QuiltJohn  Greenly.  R.K. 
467 


GOLLOP  OF  STRODE. 

GoLLOP,  Geobob-Tilly,  Esq.  of  Strode  House,  co. 
Dorset,  J.P.,  6.  11  Oct.  1791 ;  m.  19  Sept  1815, 
Christina,  dau.  of  Hubertus  Yander  VUegen,  of 
Hassel,  in  the  district  of  Liege,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Grorob,  b.   18  Aug.  1826,  m.  5  January,  1852,  Jessie 

Caroline^  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Hugh  Helyar,  rector  of 

Button  Bingham,  co.  Somerset. 
n.  John,  b.  S7  May,  1829. 
X.  Christina-Geoigina-Jaiie,  m.  31  Aug.  1861,   to  Henry  . 

Reeve,  Esq.,  registrar  of  the  Judicial  Committee  of 

Privy  CoundL 

fLintKf[t. — JoHH  GoLLOP,  the  founder  of  this  house, 
was,  according  to  some  memcdrs  preserved  in  the  family,  a 
soldier  of  fortune  fbom  either  Denmark  or  Sweden,  who 
flourished  in  the  reigns  of  Richard  II.  and  Hrurt  IV., 
but  other  and  more  probable  accounts,  coinciding  with  the 
Visitation  of  1028,  sUte  that  he  lived  in  1466.  and  can  e 
fVom  the  north.  He  m.  Alice,  dan.  and  heir  of  William,  or 
Peter  Temple,  of  Templecombe,  in  Broad  Windsor,  and 
acquired  thereby  that  estate,  with  the  lands  of  North 
Bowood.    The  next  upon  record, 

JoHX  GoLLOP,  of  North  Bowood  and  Temple,  livii'g 
temp.  Hbkrt  VIII.,  m.  Joan,  dau.  of  Collins,  of  Nailsoroft, 
CO.  Dorset,  and  was  s.  at  his  deoease  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Gollop,  who,  in  minority,  was  placed  under  the 
guardianship  of  Sir  Giles  Strangeways,  being  then  pos- 
sessed of  Strode,  North  Bowood,  and  Tenu;>le.  He  m. 
Agnes,  dau.  of  Humphrey  Watkins,  of  Holwel,  in  Somer- 
setshire,  and  had  issue,  1  Giles,  fellow  of  New  College, 
Oxford,  d.  at  Rome ;  2  Humphrey,  who  d. ».  p,;  8  Thomas, 
of  whom  presently  ;  4  John,  father  of  John,  of  Mostem  ; 
6  George,  of  Southampton ;  and  6  Richard.  •  He  d.  in  1910, 
having  made  neariy  an  equal  division  of  his  estates  (Strode, 
Bowood,  4c)  amongst  his  sons,  the  thii-d  of  whom, 

Thomas  Gollop,  Esq.  of  Strode,  Ac.,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of 
George  Poulet,  Esq.  of  Holbeme,  in  the  oo.  of  Dorset,  and 
granddau.  of  Lord  Thomas  Poulet  (son  of  William,  the  let 
Marquess  of  WinchesterX  and  dying  in  1628,  was  «.  by  hif 
eldest  son, 

Thomas  Gollop,  Esq.  of  North  Bowood  and  Strode,  bar- 
rister-at-law.  This  gentleman  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  Ralph 
Ironside,  of  Longbriddy,  by  Jane  Gilbert,  only  sister  of 
Gilbert,  bishop  of  Bristol,  and  dying  in  1668,  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Thomas  Gollop,  Esq.  of  North  Bowood  and  Strode,  b.  in 
1617,  high  sheriff;  27  Charlrs  II.,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Thomas  Thome,  of  Candlemarsh,  Gent ,  and 
had  a  very  laige  family,  of  which  the  8rd  son,  William,  was 
of  Candlemarsh  ;  the  4th,  Johr,  was  ancestor  of  the  Gol- 
lops  or  Strods  ;  and  the  0th,  George,  was  of  Berwick 
The  4th  son. 

JoHH  Gollop,  Esq.,  alderman  of  Dorchester,  m.  1st,  Mary, 
daa  of  Philip  Stansby,  of  Dorchester,  snd  2ndly,  Frances, 
widow  of  Henry  Backway,  Gent.,  by  the  former  of  whom 
he  had  issue, 

Johr,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  of  London,  merdhant,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Walter  Foy,  Esq.  of  Bewly  Wood. 

Rebecca,  m.  to  Edward  Tucker,  Esq.  of  Weymouth. 

Mr.  Gollop  d,  25  August,  1731,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JouK  Gollop,  Esq.  of  Strode,  who  m.  Ist,  Edith,  dan.  o(; 
Walter  Foy,  Esq.  of  BevHey  Wood ;  2ndly,  Penelope,  dau. 
of  John  Michell,   Esq.   of  Kingston  Russell;  and  8rdly, 
Joan,  dau.  of  Giles  Hitt,  Gent,  of  Lorsoomb.    By  the  first 
lady  he  had  issue, 
Thomas,  of  LiUington,  who  m.  1st  Oct  1742,  Susanna, 
dau.  of  Nathaniel  TiUy,  of  Thomford,  and  eventual  heiress 
of  the  Tillies,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
Thomas,  heir  to  his  grandfather. 
Jane,  m.  to  Henry  Petty,  Gent  of  Evershot 
He  m.  2ndly,  Miss  Holloway.  and  had  another  son,  John, 
M.D.,  who  m.  Miss  Anne  Dampier,  and  d. «.  p.   Mr.  GoUop 
d.  V  p.  10  July,  1740. 
John,  and  Walter,  lioth  d.  «.  p. 

Mr.  Gollop  d.  in  1758,  aged  82,  and  was  f .  by  his  grandson. 

Thomas  Gollop,  Esq.  of  Sherborne  and  Strode.     This 

gentleman  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Sawkins,  LLB., 

vicar  of  Fnunpton,  and  rector  of  Bettiscombe,  in  Dorset- 


GOO 

■hire,  and  left  at  hit  deeeaoe  in  179S.  m  only  son,  the 
preseat  QsuBos-TnxT  Gollop,  Eeq.  of  Strode. 

Jrm$—Qn.,  on  a  bend,  or,  a  Uon,  peasant,  guardant,  sa. 
Crttt — A  demi-lion»  bendy,  or,  and  aa ,  1*^1^  i«>g  in  bis  dex- 
ter paw  a  broken  arrow,  gu. 
Ifbtto— Be  bolds^  be  wyaa. 
Aiof— Strode  House,  near  Bridpott 


GOODALL  OP  DINTON  HALL. 

OooDALL,  The  Rev.  Jame8-Jo6KPH,  of  Hinion 
Han,  CO.  Bucks,  J.P.,  b.  4  Jan.  1800;  m.  0  Feb.  1834, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Boon,  Eaq.  of  Qrottoo, 
CO,  Northampton,  and  has  iaaua, 

I.  WnxiAM-ALSZAnaft^BOBoa,  b.  S8  Maroh,  1SS9. 
n.  lieberi-Bdward,  b.  S3  Aug.,  184S. 
L  OaroUne-lCaiT. 

I^ttCXfr.—IMnton  Hall,  originaUy  buOt  a.d.  1500,  by 
WUfiam  of  Waibam,  archbishop  of  CanteitoTy,  was  poe- 
esesed  for  many  centuries  by  the  Matvss,  of  whom  was 
Simon  Mayne  tlie  Bcgieide.  In  1737.  anotherSimon  Mayne 
dispoeed  of  Dinton  Hall  to  Johv  VAjrHArnac,  a  deaoendant 
of  liebert  Vanhatiem,  who  had  senred  in  the  fleet,  and  m. 
the  dan.  of  Admiral  de  Bolter.  ETentoaUy  the  heirees  of 
the  Tanhattema,  Bsbsoca.  dan.  of  Sir  John  Tanhattem,  of 
Dinton  Halt  m.  the  Bar.  William  Ooodall  (brother  of 
Dr.  Joeeph  Ooodall,  proroet  of  Eton,  who  <£.  1840),  and  con- 
vvyed  to  him  Dinton  HaO.  Of  tUe  mvriags,  there  was 
issue  sixtseo  sooe  snd  daosi.  of  whom  one  son  and  eight 
dans.,  stUlsanrftve,  tIs., 


w  of  Dinton  HalL 
Hanlst^  aa  to  Dr.  Irving,  prebendary  of  Boebestsr. 
Anne,  «.  to  the  Ber.  C.  a  Ashfield. 
Em^  M.  to  the  Ber.  John  fiaraweO. 
Fruieee,  i».  to  the  Ber.  John  Hooper. 
Ibtdda,  flk  to  SadETiOe^ehp^  Bmi. 


Asf-^Haloa  HaO,  Aylssbiny. 


CK)ODDEN  OP  OVER  COMPTON. 

GooDDKN,  John,  Esq.  of  Over  Compton,  oo 
Dorset,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-aheriff  1848 ;  m.  5  Oct 
1848,  Ann,  dAu.  of  the  Rer.  Robert  Phelipa,  (brother 
of  the  late  John  Phelips,  Esq.  of  Montacute  House, 
€o.  Somerset,)  by  Hana,  hia  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Harbin,  Esq.,  of  Newton  Surroaville,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  Jobm-Bobet-Phbups,  b,  St  July,  1840. 

u.  Bdward-Wyndham,  6.  17  Feb.  1847. 

L  Emily-Maria.  n.  Ann-Caroline. 

9,itltK^t^ — ^The  manor  of  Over  Compton  was  held  by 
the  family  of  Abington  fh>m  the  time  of  Henry  VIII.  to 
the  yeir  1780,  when  it  passed  into  the  possession  o(  the 
Oooddens,  by  whom  It  Is  still  enjoyed. 

BoBBBT  OooDonr,  Eeq.  of  Bower  Hinion  and  Martoek, 
oo.  Somerset,  and  Over  Compton,  oo.  Dorset.  6.  in  1706, 
(son  and  heir  o(  John  Goodden,  Esq.  of  Brwer  Hintoo,  by 
Maxy  his  wife,  dau.  of  Oeoivs  Moors,  Esq.  of  Eingadon, 
and  8th  in  desoent  from  Jomm  Ooodwtw,  who  d.  at  Mar- 
toek,  4  Edward  VI),  he  served  ss  hlgh-eherilf  of  Dorsetshira 
in  1747.  He  m.  Abigail,  dau,  of  Wyndham  Harbin,  Esq.  of 
MewtoD,  00.  SomarMt*  and  dying  in  1704,  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Joiiv-Hahkv  Ooovon,  Esq  of  Over  (TomptoB,  who  d. 
imm.  In  1700,  and  was  i.  by  his  next  hr*iih$r, 

Bobsbt  Goox»Mnr,  Esq.  of  Over  Cotnpt<m,  hlgbniherlff  of 
Dorsetshirs  In  1779,  d.  mm.  la  !•»,  and  waa  i .  by  his  only 
■arriving  brother, 

WnmHAM  QoooDmtt  Esq,  of  Over  Compton,  iTbo  m. 
80  Dee.  1794,  Mary,  ted  dau,  (and  <K«helr  with  her  sUter 
EUsabeth)  of  John  Jeane,  Ewf  of  Ultifords,  ce.  Somerset, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  10  ApHI,  1M4)  had 


L  Jom,  his  heir,  now  of  Over  Compton, 
u.  Wyndham-Jeaiie^  in  holy  orders,  rector  ef  Over  and 
Nether  Compton. 
in.  George,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  North  Barrow,  oo. 


IV.  Henry-Charles,  of  Upway,  oo.  Dorset 
T.  Charles-Culliford,  in  holy  orders,  vloar  of  Montaouts, 
CO.  Somerset,  m,  11  March,  1851,  Bsssy-Cmgeaven  dau. 
468 


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of  John  Smith,  Bag,  of  Plj  imwHh .  andtasJM^  I 

bam-Charlea.  b.  If  WA.  1854 ;  1  AjnaS  '  ' 

S  Oeofgiana. 
I.  Mary. 
n.  Elisabeth-HaiblQ,  M.  16  Sep.  ttfi^  tsftalRt 

Bogers. 
m.  Looisa,  sk  S  Oct  1850^  to  ths  Be*.  1 


Mr.  CkNKlden  d.  17  Juty,  1830. 

.irms—Aa.,  on  a  bend,  butweim  two  < 
eraeed,  or,  three  loaenges^  vaira,  go.  and  Hg. 

CWH—A  griflBn's  head,  sraeed,  or,  with  vte  wk% 
Tairs,  aig.  and  go.,  holdii^  in  ita  beak  aauliibwVl 

IfoMo— Jovis  omnia  plena. 

gear  Over  Compton,  DotaaL 


(JOODFORD  OF  C^ILTOy  CA5TELa 

OooDPORD,  HxKRT,  Esq.  of  Ouhoa  CMSnAkt 
Somerset,  b.  2  April,  1811 ;  t.  lua  &ther,  il 
oember,  1835. 

line  age .— samukl  ooodvoo,  or  TeotS,  ■.  ^ 

May,  1718,  Ann,  dau.  of  Philip  Taylor,  of  ~ 

had  by  her,  Bamvbl,  hie  heir ;  Ann ;  and 

Feb.  1747,  to  John  Daniel,  of  Teova    Mr. 

2ndly,   in  Joly,   1781,  EHsaheth.  rsiiefe  ef  Join  OU,J 

Teovil,  and  dau.  of  Jeremiah  Hayne.  hoi  hsd  ■•  ' 

issue.    His  only  son, 

Samuel  Goonioao,  Esq.  of  the  Inner  TSaipli. 
Trent,  in  the  oo.  of  Somerset,  m.  In  Oct.  1730.  E«7 
surviving  ohild  of  John  and  Eliaahfith  Old.  sad  ku 
her  (who  d,  in  1707)  one  daa.,  Mary.  m.  In  Ja|r,  rC 
Thomas  Blakemore,  Esq.  of  Dtlggina  T 
son  and  successor, 

Jobh-Old  Ooodpobd^  Blsq.  of  Teovil,  sksriff  « 
sstshire  in  1774.  who  m.  in  Oct.  1770,  Maria,  te 
Edward  Phelipa,  Esq.  of  Montaente  Hooaa.  and 
1787,  left,  with  a  dau.,  EHnbeth.  ai.  to  UtnL-Cd. 
Paul  Bridger,  of  Buckenhssn,  Bubsst,  a  acm  and  ana 

JoHH  GooDFoan,  Esq.  of  Chilton  Caatelo,  5.  27  Doe.  IN 
a  magistrate  and  depu^-tteutsBant  for  the  ool  ef  aeMn& 
and  high^herifrin  1810,  w.  4  Jan.  UIO,  Cteclette.  4U  if- 
of  Montague  Cholmeley,  Eeq.  of  Kaeton,  eo  lineote,  9i 
sister  of  the  late  Sir  Montagne  Chotnasi^y.  Btok,  by  «h« 
he  had  Issue, 

Hamrr,  his  hefar. 

Charies-Old.  6. 15  July,  1811 

Montague^ohn,  b.  SO  Nov.  ItSS,  d.  8  Jntj,  ItM. 

Maiy^Inn,  d.  5  Feb.  1888. 

Maria.  Penelope. 

Mr.  Ooodlbrd  d,  9  Dec  1885. 

Arm9-~A%.,  on  a  chev.,  between  three  boan^  bsadi,  «f- 
langtied  and  oouped,  gu.,  aa  many  peOeta. 

Crut^A  boar's  head,  an.,  Isngued,  gu^  liisiasil  oa  tii 
neck  with  a  pellet. 

&a<— Chilton  Cantelo,  near  TeoviL 


GOODLAKE  OF  WADLEY  HOUSE. 

Goodlakb,  Thomab-Milub,  Esq.  of  Wadley  Boos 
Shellingford,  and  Letoombe,  oo.  Berka,  J.P.  tf 
D.L.,  high-sheriff,  1832,  h.  8  June,  1807 ;  as.  23  Jot 
1828,  Emilia-Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  Sr  Edward  i 
Baker,  Bart,  by  the  hadj  Elicabeth-Mazy.  his  wil 
dau.  of  Robert,  Duke  of  Leinster,  nod  haa  i 


L  THOMAS-LxnrsTSS,  b.  IS  May,  18» ;  m.  Sf  Nov.  U! 

Maxy-Frederioa,  only  dan.  of  the  late  Bobait  (By 

Eeq.,  and  nieee  of  the  preeeni  Sir  Bkhard-Ftanpl 

aiyn,Bart. 
IL  Edward-Wallace,  5. 10  Sept.  1888.  banMer^t^aw. 
m.  Gerald-Uttlehalee,  5.  14  May,  1831,  aa  oAoer  Ool 

stream  Guarda,  served  throughout  the  whole  war  «i 

Bussia. 
I.  Emilia-Jane.  n.  Olivia-EUasbath. 


Eiltf  a&f .— Ooodlake  is  undoubtedly  a  I 
mlc  Thomas  Godklao,  Godlak,  cr  Ovthlac.  was  lo 
of  the  manor  of  Henworth.  Middlfeex,  in  1378.  and  obtata 
from  King  BiCHABD  II.,  about  18»4,  the  loedaUp  of  t 
manor  of  Woxendsn  (now  Uxooden)  alae  in  MkVflesi 
His  descendant, 

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^cfP^WnxiAX  OooDUUu,  wm  of  Letoombe  Regit  in  16M.  At 
^  '^  ^  4eombe  Regis  the  fiuDily  hmw  resided  from  &ther  to  eon 

Mn  a  period  Antecedent  to  the  iixvt  institution  of  Regiaten, 
ftoi|fc2jl>«y~r  15S6. 

'^  TBOMAB  OooDLAKS,  Eiq.  of  Letoombo  Regis,  J.P.  (great- 
I  Oct  ]Aii^HF<^>^<1^i^^1^^  of  ^^  present  representative),  m.  one  of 

a  daus.  (and  oo-heir  with  her  only  sister,  We  of  John 
ra^T.ut     agniTe,    Esq.  of  Galoot  Park,    Bericshire)   of  Thomas 

irrard,  Esq.  of  Upper  Lamboume,  oo.  Berks,  and  had 
oi  kMiecramaroos  fbonily.  The  eldest  son  and  heir, 
1^  «if  cThom  AS  OooDLAKB,  Esq.  of  Lstoombe  Regis,  many  yoars 
«sl«isi!:P.  for  Berks,  m.  Anne  Butler,  of  the  neighbourhood  of 
^>*^Hmgerford,  and,  with  a  dau..  Catherine,  m.  to  Thomas 
'  J'Ott  isttce,  Esq.  of  Sutton  Courtnay,  had  a  son  and  heir, 
V  Dsat     Thomas  Ooodlake,  Esq.  of  Letoombe  Regis,  who  m.  in 

76,  Catherine,  sister  of  Sir  Charles  Price,  1st  Baronet^ 
^—    id  by  her  had,  with  a  dau.,  Ostherine^  who  d.  vmm,  aged 

neteen,  and  two  younger  sons  (John*Hughes,  who  d. 
CfCHZTaTinfiT  six  children;  and  William-Hartley),  another  son, 

T,  u:  r  .  Thomas  Ooodlakb,  Esq.  of  Letoombe  Regis,  who  m. 

'^  l!-  i'l  July,  1800.  Jane,  only  child  and  heirees  of  William- 
amton  Mills,  Esq.  of  Wadley  House,  Berkshire,  and  by 
,  fir  (who  d.  in  1808)  has  an  only  son,  the  present  Thomas- 
f^^^UuM  OooDLAKB,  Esq.  of  Wadley  House,  and  Letoombe. 

ikr  ixt  Jmu— Per  fesse,  as.  and  or,  a  lion,  rampant^  oounter- 

gBi^]0i  ihanged,  quartering  Mills. 

P  ^  -^  Crt$t— On  a  mounts  vert,  a  woodwift,  or  wUd  man,  ppr., 

^^^  jolding  up  his  club,  gold. 

*■*  "^    Ifotto— Omnia  bona  desuper. 

Sftil«— 'Wadley  House,  and  Shellingford,  near  Faxringdon, 
^  ^  a -yad  Letoombe,  near  Wantage. 

net:  

»;£««:.  — — 

^k  GOODWIN  OF  HINCHLEYWOOD. 

Goodwin,  Thb  Rbv.  Hrnbt-John,  of  Hinchley- 
K  rfT««food,  00,  Derby,  6.  21  Nov.  1803;  w.  1832,  Frances- 

*  ^  -^J^Sleanoia,  dau.  and  heiress  of  the  Rey.  Richard 
^••"■^Jurrow-Turbutt^  son  of  William  Turbutt»  Esq.  ot 
*^  ^  'Pgston  Hall,  oo.  Derbj,  and  has  issue, 

,_^'»    t.  RioHAaD-HnntT,  b.  1883. 

.ggi^s-  I.  Isabella-Frances.  n.  Helen-Emilia. 

'^/_..  HntUf[t, — ^The  iirst  of  the  Gladwin  family  on  reoord 
-^^ Thomas  Oladwim,  who  lived  at  Boythorpe,  oo.  Derby, 

*  ^^"^  nd  was  6.  about  1806.    His  son,  Thomas  Qladwih,  Esq. 

tt  TuptoD  Hall,  bapt  in  1680,  was  sheriff  for  the  oo.  ot 
Dert>y  in  1087,  and  many  years  a  county  magLetrate.  This 
jgentleman  had  a  grant  of  arms  about  1860.  By  Helen  his 
£ i)A  ntf^  Yno  had  numerous  issue.  The  eldest  son  was  Lkmukl, 
from  whom  descended  Miss  Lord,  of  Tupton  Hall ;  and 
mother  son  was  Hbvbt  GLAnwur,  of  whose  line  we  have 
to  treat:  he  n.  Maiy,  dau.  of  DIgby  Dakeyne,  Esq.  of 
^^^tubbing  Edge,  co.  Derby,  and  had  issue, 

, .  ^       Hkhbt,  of  whom  afterwards. 

'_^  fi.  Jf    John,  b.  in  1781,  ot.  and  had  issue,  Dorothy,  who  m.  the 

f^*^        Right  Hon.  the  Eari  of  NewfouiKh ;  Mary.  m.  to  Robert 

Cloves^  Esq.  of  London ;  Jane,  m.  to  Gen.  William  Wyn- 

^  yard ;  and  Helen,  m.  to  Sampson  Coleclough,  Esq.  uf 

Beacon  HiU,  Notts. 

Mary,  m.  to  Benjamin  Brocklehurst,  Esq. 
Dorothy,  b.  in  1786^  m.  to  the  Rev.  Ba^  Beridge^  and  d. 

'^  .  The  elder  son, 

>  '  *  HwET  Gladwin,  Esq.  of  Stubbhig  Court,  b.  in  1730, 
^  f  sirred  with  great  disttootion  in  America*  and  became  a 
jt  >     amor-general  in  the  army.    He  m.  80  March,  177S,  Frances, 

%-    dan.  of  the  Rev.  John  Beridge,  and  had, 

,■''*''       t  CMABLM-DAKHTir%  of  Belmout  and   Stubbing.   6. 
,  ^^        M  March,  1778,  Ueut.-col.  of  the  Derbyshfav  miUtia,  m. 
|Um  Stringer,  and  had  issue,  one  dau.,  Franoes*  who  m. 
•3  *'        Mr.  Melland. 
yif*'      II.  Henry,  d,  an  taifimt 

^i;f      U  Frances,  m.  9  June,  1801,  Francis  Goodwin,  Esq.  of 
Mspleton,  (son  of  John  Goodwin,  Esq..  by  Mary  his 
^^^       wife.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Frauds  Riageway,  Esq.  of 
^,       Nottingham,)  and  cZ.  184 1.  leaving  issue, 

>  ^  1  Hbtbt-Johm,  now  of  Hinchleywood. 
i*"^          1  Frances.  3  Mary-RicLraway. 

3  Martha-Elisabeth,  m.  1841,  to  John-Goodwin  Johnson, 
^  Esq. 

^  n.  Dorothy,  m.  4  Jan.  1793,  to  Joshua  Jebb,  Esq.  of 

'I**.  Walton  Lodge.  ^ 

.-5^  m.  Maiy,  m.  29  Nov.  1800,  to  BaMwin-Duppa  Duppa,  Esq. 

'i^  of  Hollingboume  House. 

■^  ^,  IV.  Ann,  w.  22  June,  1814,  to  William  Turbutt.  Esq.  of 

^'  f  OgstonHall. 
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y.  Chariotto,  m.  S8  April,  1805,  to  the  Rev.  Geoi^re  Hutton, 
D.D..  of  Sutterton. 
VI.  Martha.  <C  umm,  22  Cot  1812. 
vn.  Harriet, 
vui.  Ellen, 
IX.  Susannah, 

Mr.  Gladwin  bequeathed  all  his  esUtes  to  the  Rht.  Hbtbt- 
JoHN  GooDwnr,  now  of  Hinchleywood. 

^mu— Or,  a  bar,  gu.,  between  six  lions'  heads,  erased,  gu. 

C!r««(— Agriffin,  s^ant. 

i/otte— Fide  et  virtute. 

<8«ai— Hinchleywood,  Ashbouma. 


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GOOLD  OP  CO.  LIMERICK. 

GooLD,  Thb  Vert  Rey.  Frederic  •  Falkbner, 
Archdeacon  of  Raphoe,  and  rector  of  Raymochy,  co. 
Donegal,  h.  in  May,  1808;  m.  16  June,  1830,  Caro- 
Itne-Kewoomen,  sivter  of  Theresa,  late  Countess  of 
E^lintoun  and  Winton,  and  has  issue, 

L  Thomas-Fhamois,  ft.  2  May,  1887. 
L  Augusta-Jane.  u.  Caroline-Mary, 

ni.  Emily-Marianne.  iv.  Elisabeth-Jessie. 

▼.  Franoes-Frederioa. 

Archdeacon  Qoold  is  2nd  but  only  surviving 
f^on  of  the  late  Thomas  Goold,  Esq.,  Master 
in  Chanoeiy,  of  Merrion  Square,  Dublin,  by  Eliza^ 
beih,  hia  wife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Brinsley  Nixon, 
rector  of  Ramstown,  co.  Meath,  and  grandson  of 
John  Goold,  Esq.,  and  his  wife,  Mary  Quin,  of  Ross- 
bum.  The  late  Master  Gk>old  who  d  16  July,  1846, 
had  an  elder  son,  Francis,  high  sheriff  of  co.  Lime- 
rick, who  was  accidentally  drowned  in  Sligo  Bay, 
31  Aug.  1848,  and  a  third  son,  Wyndham,  M.P.  for 
CO.  Limerick,  who  d,  unm,  27  Nov.  1854,  and  three 
daus.,  viz.,  Emily-Mary,  m.  in  1830,  to  the  He  v. 
John  Wynne,  nephew  of  Owen  Wynne,  Esq.  of 
Hazlewood,  co.  Sligo;  Caroline-Susan,  m.  in  1829, 
to  Sir  Robert  Gore-Booth,  Bart,  MP.  for  co.  Sligo : 
and  Auguata-Chariotte,  m.  in  1836,  to  Edwin,  Eai-1 
of  Dunraven. 

%iXltK^t, — ^The  fomily  is  a  branch  of  the  baronetioal 
family  of  Goold,  and  is  closely  oonneoted  by  IntOTmarriages 
with  the  families  of  Qdiks  of  Mo*ibrim  and  Adare,  co. 
limerick,  the  O'Ebikm  qf  J>romoland,  the  FiNHVOAins  i^ 
AtaMymen,  and  MoNamabas  ^  i>oe<«a,  co.  Clare. 


GORDON  OF  ABERGELDIR 

GoBDON,  Michael -Francis,  Eaq.  of  Abergeldie 
Castle,  CO.  Aberdeen^  6.  21  April,  1792;  m.  81  Aug. 
1820,  Caroline,  5th  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Swete,  of 
Oxton  House,  co.  Devon,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  FRANOis-DAvm,  b,  24  July,  18S1. 

n.  John-Heniy,  b.  7  Jan.  1824 ;  d.  20  April,  1848. 

m.  MiohaelLawranoe,  b.  8  Sept.  18S3 ;  <2.  27 Oct  1860. 

IV.  WilUam-HertMrt,  6.  29  May,  1840 ;  d.  6  Dec.  1850. 

X.  Caroline-Anne,  m.  6  Jan.  1864,  to  Edmmid  Prideanx 

St.  Aubyn.  Esq.,  captain  Madras  army. 
n.  Maigaret.  m.  Bertha. 

%itltK^t* — To  his  2nd  son,  Sxa  Alxxakdsb  OoanoN, 
Knt.,  his  father,  Alexander,  1st  Barl  of  Huntly,  granted  by 
deed  at  Huntly,  12  Feb.  1458,  all  bis  lands,  formerly  parcel 
of  the  barony  of  Mygmir  (Midmar)  and  Tulcb,  besides  other 
estates  therein  mentioned.  Sir  Alexander  acquired  sub- 
sequently, by  royal  grant  fhnn  King  JAins  III.,  in  the 
28rd  year  of  his  reign,  the  lands  of  Abergeldie,  when  this 
branch  of  the  Oordons  was  ever  after  designated,  and  is 
styled  hi  the  deed  of  gift  (dated  at  Edinburgh,  26  Dec.  1482) 
**  dilecto  familiari  armigero  nostro,  Alexandre  de  Mygmair.** 
Sir  AlcTander  m.  Janet,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Geoige 
Leith,  of  Bamis,  who  d.  in  1505,  and  relict  of  Alexander 
Seton,  of  Meldrum,  by  whom  he  had  a  son  and  successor, 

ALEXANDia  OoRDOV,  Esq.  of  Abeiigeldie,  who  m.  Janet, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Irvine,  Eeq.  of  Drum,  and  was  #.  by  his 
son, 

WiLUAH  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Abergeldie,  who  ta.  Frances, 
dau.  of  Andrew,  Lord  Gray,  who  d.  in  1514,  and  was  #.  by 
his  son. 


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G  O  R 

Alexander  Goudon,  Eoq.  of  Abei^die.  This  bdrd  m. 
Kathorine,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Nicholson,  Bart.,  of  Camook, 
king's  advoc  ite  for  Scotland,  and  hod  a  son  and  heir, 

Alcxakdbb  Qobdon,  Esq.  of  Abergeldie,  who  by  Euphe- 
mia,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Graham,  Esq.  of  Morphy,  left 
a  son,  John,  his  heir,  and  a  dau.,  Raghxl,  successor  to  her 
brother.    The  son, 

JoHX  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Abergeldie,  m.  a  dau.  of  Boas,  of 
Kiliauok,  but  d.  without  issue,  when  the  estates  and  repre- 
sentation of  the  family  devolved  Jiptm  his  sister, 

Rachel  Gordoh,  of  Abergeldie,  who  m.  Captain  Chariea 
Garden,  son  of  Peter  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Mlnmore,  a  cadet  of 
the  Ducal  family,  by  Janet,  daii.  of  Sir  Alexander  Gordon, 
of  duny,  and  had  a  son  and  sucoessor, 

Prkb  GoBDoar,  Esq.  of  Abeigeldie,  who  m.  1st,  Maigaret, 
dau.  of  Peter  Strachan,  of  Edinbuxgh ;  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Lord  Gray,  by  tlie  latter  of  whom  he  had  a  dau., 
Barbara,  m.  to  David  Hunter,  of  Bumside.  Abergeldie  m. 
8rdly,  Margaret,  sister  to  Sir  Archibald  (Foulis)  Primrose, 
hung  at  Carlisle  in  1745,  and  dau.  of  Sir  George  Foulis, 
B  irt.  of  Dunipaoe,  by  Janet,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Cunningham, 
of  Caprington,  king's  advocate  for  Scotland,  and  had  Issue, 

Chablbs.  his  heir, 

^J^}  who  both  d.»«wi, 

Eupbemia,  m.  to  James,  ftthViscoxmt  StrathaUan. 

Jean,  d.  unm. 
The  Laird  of  Abeigeldie  was  «.  by  his  son, 

CflABLES  GoRDOx,  Esq.  of  Abergeldie,  who  m.  Alison,  dau. 
cf  David  Himter,  Eisq.  of  Bumside,  and  widow  of  —  Pater- 
son,  Esq.,  and  left,  at  his  decease,  10  March,  1796» 

I.  Pbtrr,  of  Abeiveldie.  who  m.  1st.  Mai^,  dau.  of  John 
Forbes,  Esq.  of  Blackford,  and  had  an  only  child,  Katha- 
rine, who  d.  unm.  in  ISOS; aged  17.  Hem.  Sndly,  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  Alexander  Leith,  Esq.  of  Freefield,  and  d.  without 
Issue,  in  1819.    His  widow  d.  1865. 

II.  Da vm,  of  wh<nn  presently. 

m.  Charles,  Knight  of  the  Prussian  Order  of  Merit,  d.  t.  p. 
86  March,  1836.  ased  70. 

IT.  Adam  of  London,  who  m.  Penelope,  olde^  dau.  of 
Michael  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Ledbury,  and  dying  28  May. 
1800,  left  an  only  son,  William  Gordon.  Esq.  of  Haffield, 
CO.  Hereford,  high-sheriff  in  1820,  6.  8  Dec.  1704.  who  m. 
81  Dec.  1820,  Maiy,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Wingfield,  Esq., 
by  lAdy  Charlotte  l%by  his  wife,  and  d,  6  Oct.  1836. 
leaving  issue  one  son,  Edwabd-William,  b.  18  Mav,  1828, 
and  two  daus.,  Chariotte-Floreuce,  and  Caroline- Anne. 

T.  Alexander-Sinclair,  d.  «.  p.  80  June,  1887,  oged  77. 

YL  William,  m^or  60th  foot,  d.  t.  j>.  in  1798. 

vn.  John,  d.  youns. 

I.  Maxgaret^  m.  to  Oeoige  Skene^  M.D.,  of  Aberdeen. 

The  2nd  son, 

David  Gordon,  Esq.  of  London  and  Abeigeldie,  m.  IS  June, 
1789.  Anne,  8rd  dau.  of  Michael  Biddulph,  Esq.  of  Ledbury, 
and  by  her  (who  d,  26  Feb.  1841)  had  issue, 

I.  Chablbs-David.  b.  80  Oct  1790.  m.  23  April.  1819, 
Marian,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  PhillippB,  Esq.  of  Long- 
worth,  CO.  Hereford,  and  dying  24  Nov.  1826,  lea  issue, 
1.  Anna-Mai  ia;  2.  Katharine-Frances,  m.  in  1842.  to 
Duncan  Davidson.  Esq.  of  llllychetly.  oo.  Aberdeen; 
8.  Isabella-Margaret,  m.  7  Dec.  1864.  to  Antony  Oibbs. 
Esq.  of  Merry  Hill,  Herts;  and  4.  Emilia-Lucy. 

n.  MiCHAXL-FBANCiB.  now  of  Abctgeldie. 

m.  Robert,  capt  R.N.,  6.  7  Sept.  1796. 

IV.  Adam,  6.  80  May,  1801.  m.  8  Nov.  1826.  Susan,  6th  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  John  Swete,  of  Oxton  House.  Devon,  luid  d, 
14  Jan.  1839,  leaving  issue,  seven  sons,  1.  Hugh-Mackay, 
6.  21  Sept.  1826 ;  2.  Lewis,  b.  83  Jan.  1^28 ;  8.  Charles- 
Tincent,  6.  in  1829,  m.  1864,  Emma,  dau.  of  Charles  God- 
win, Esq..  and  has  issue ;  4.  Adam  Stephenson,  in  holy 
oxdera,  6.  in  1831 ;  6.  DuudaA-WilUam,  6.  in  1833 ;  tf. 
Cosmo,  b.  in  1837 ;  and  7.  James-Heniy,  6.  86  Jan.  1839 ; 
and  one  dau.,  Anne-Ceoilia. 

L  Anna'Penelope. 

n.  Harriet -Maigaret. 

m.  Marr-Anne,  m.  6  May,  1894,  Rev.  William  Swete,  2nd 
son  of  the  Rev.  John  Swete,  of  Oxton  Houses  Devon. 
Mr.  Goidon  d.  28  Oct.  1881.  aged  78. 

Jrms— Quarteriy :  Itt.  as.,  three  boars'  heads,  conped.  or; 
2nd.  or,  three  lions*  heads,  erased,  gu.;  8rd.  or,  three 
oresoente,  gu.,  within  a  double  tressure,  flory,  counterflorv. 
of  the  second ;  4th,  as.,  three  cinquofoils,  aig.,  the  whole 
within  a  bordure  quarterly,  arg.  and  gu. 

CVest— A  deer-hound,  arg.,  collarod,  gu. 

Motto—Qod  with  us ;  or.  an  -ieutly,  God  with  ws. 

fiaat— Abeigeldie^  co.  Aberdeen. 


GORDON  OF  CULVENNAN. 

Gordon,  William,  Esq.  of  Culvenuan,  co.  Wigton, 
J.P.,  6. 17  Aug.  1800;  m,  17  Aug.  18-5,  his  oousin- 
460 


G  O  R 

german,  Agnes-Marion,  dau.  of  John  Hyslopi,  Esq.  of 
Lochend,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  David- Albxavdeb,  6. 89  Feb.  1888 ;  rifle  Inigade,  sexred 
in  the  Crimea ;  m.  1  Jan.  1866,  Jane  Lawrie,  only  dan. 
of  Allen  BeU,  Esq.  of  HiUoton,  Kirkcudbright,  and 
has  a  son  and  heir, 

William- A  iwaijm,  6.  86  Nov.  1866. 
n.  John-Hyalop,  6.  6  Nov.  1889. 
m.  James,  b.  81  Mareh,  1888. 
I.  Maigaret,  d.  in  1886.  n.  Agnee-Marioo. 

Mr.  Gordon  is  16th  in  direct  male  descent  from  Sir 
Adam  de  Gordon,  of  LochinTar,  the  companion  in 
arms  of  Wallaoe. 

%tXlt&fit, — ^This  is  a  brandi  of  the  noble  hooae  of  Ken- 
mure  and  Lochinvar,  which  traces  its  descent  ftrom  Richard 
de  Gordoun,  in  1180,  and  ftom  the  valiant  Sir  Adam  de 
Gordoxmn,  of  Bruoe's  time. 

Sir  John  Gobdon,  ol  Lochinvar,  who  d.  in  1517,  6th  in 
descent  from  the  above-mentioned  Sir  Adam ;  left  two  scum. 
Sir  Robert,  his  sucoessor,  and  Williiim.  His  estate  of 
Craiehlaw,  co.  Wigton,  he  settled  on  his  8nd  son, 

WiLUAM  GoBOOV,  of  Craichlaw,  who  d.  in  1646,  and  was  s. 
by  his  son, 

William  Gordon,  of  Craichlaw.  He  d.  in  1670,  and  was 
i.  by  his  son 

John  Gordon  of  Craichlaw,  whose  name  we  find  attached 
to  the  bond  by  the  Scottish  nobility,  for  the  establishmeDt 
of  Jamm  VI.  on  the  Soottlsh  thiune.  He  cL  in  16M,  and 
was  i.  by  his  son. 

WiLUAM  Gordon,  of  Craichlaw,  who  purchased  the  estate 
of  Culvennan.  and  dying  in  1886,  was  «.  therein  by  his  son, 

Albxandxr  Gordon,  of  Culvennan,  who  d.  in  1679,  and 
was  t.  by  his  son 

WnxiAM  Gordon,  of  Culvennan  an  enthuaiastio  prmbj* 
terian  who,  dying  in  1708,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

William  Gordon,  of  Culvennan,  to  wfa<nn  «., 

Sir  Alkxandkr  Gordon,  of  Culvennan  Ueutenant-oolonel 
of  the  Kiriccudbrighlshire  local  militia,  and  suoceasiTely 
sheriff  of  the  cos.  of  Wigton  and  Klrkoadbrigfai.  Sir  Alex- 
ander, who  was  knighted  in  1800.  m.  17  July,  1769,  Grace, 
only  sister  of  Sir  John  Dalrymple  Hay,  of  Glenluoo,  Bait^. 
and  had, 

I.  Jambs,  his  heir. 

n.  David,  6.  8S  March,  1774,  m.  S  Sept  1797,  Agnea,  eldest 
dau.  of  William  Hyslop,  of  Lochend,  by  Jean  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Maxwell,  Bsq.  of  Munshes,  representative  of 
the  noble  house  of  Herries,  and  d.  1  Nov.  1889,  leaving  hj 
her,  who  survived  him  nine  years,  issuer 

1  Wiluam-Goedom,  successor  to  his  unde^  and  prasent 
representative  of  the  fiunily. 

8  Alexander,  member  of  the  Institution  of  Civil  En- 
gineers, 6.  6  Mi^,  1808,  m.  14  July,  182&  Sarah,  dau.  of 
Alexander  Cock,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  London. 

8  James,  6.  81  Jan.  1818;  m.  1846.  Amelia,  8nd  dau.  of 
James  Loudon,  Esq.  of  St.  Helena,  and  has  surviving 
issue,  Helen-Charlotte. 

1  Jean,  m.  4  Feb.  1846,  to  the  Rev.  William  PittMacFar- 
quhar,  M.  A.,  incumbent  of  Bengewurth,  co.  Warwick. 

8  Grace,  la  in  1828.  to  Chariea  Potter,  Esq.  of  Eamsdale^ 
CO.  Lancaster,  and  has  Issue. 

8  Isabella,  ia.  19  Aug.   1888,  to  James-Riohard  Claric, 
Esq.,  but  d.  without  is«M^  88  May,  1884. 
L  Isabella. 

Sir  Alexander  d.  81  Oct  188t,  at  the  advanced  age  of  88,  and 
vras  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

James  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Culvennan  lieut-«<^  oommandani 
of  the  Kirkcudbright  yeomanry  cavaliy,  and  a  deputy-lieut 
of  the  00.,  b.  8  Dec  1771,  who  im,  17  Sept  1816.  Janet,  eldest 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Johnstone  Hannay  of  Balcaiy,  IStq., 
and  d.  «.  p.  87  May,  1848,  when  he  vras  s.  by  his  nephew. 


Arm»—A%.,  a  bexant»  between  three  boan*  heads,  erased. 


or,  langued,  gu. 

Crut—k  dexter  naked  arm,  Issoing  ovt  of  a 
grasping  a  flaming  sword,  ppr. 

IfoOo— {ahove  the  crest)— Dread  God. 

Seat— Greenlaw  House,  Kirkcudbrightshira. 


elood,  and 


GORDON  OF  CAIRNFIELD. 

Gordon,  John,  Esq.  of  Cairnfield,  co.  Banff,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  6.  23  Sept.  1805;  m,  9  Deo.  1S61,  Mar^ 


G  0  R 


G  0  R 


garet,  dati.  of  George  Wright^  Esq^  and  has  a  son 
and  heir, 

AXkAM-STKUABT,  b.  10  JvJj,  1854. 

%intti^t* — ^ROBKBT  QORDON,  BK).  of  LUWA,  M.  A  cUu. 

<^  Qordon,  of  Pykatide,  co.  Moray,  and  wbb  fi&ther  of 
Alblandxk  Oobdoh,  Bki.,  who  m.  Ist  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Gordon,  of  Oitimfield,  and  by  her  had  three  daus,  Uie  eldest 
of  whom  m.  Gordon,  of  Buckie  ;  the  eeoond  m.  Anderson, 
of  Lingwood ;  and  the  third  d.  unm.  Alexander  Gordon, 
m.  Snd^,  Jane,  ekieat  dau.  of  Gordon,  of  ShiUagreen,  eldest 
•on  of  Gordon,  of  Drumwhydle  and  Faskine,  by  his  wife, 
the  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  John  Gordon,  of  Park,  Bart,  and  by 
her  had  two  sons,  John,  and  James,  late  of  Bosebum.  The 
2iid80ttofthe  Snd  marriage, 

JoHV  GoRDOH,  Bki.,  m.  in  1761,  Jane,  dau.  of  George 
Steuart,  Esq.  of  Tannoehy,  by  Anne,  his  wife,  dau.  of  fir 
James  Abercroml^,  Bart,  of  Birkenbog,  and  had  issue, 

Adam,  of  Arradoul  and  Caimfield. 

Jane,  m.  to  James  Dufli;  Esq.  of  the  island  of  MadeirB,  and 

had  issue. 
Elisabeth. 
The  son  and  heir, 

Adam  Gobook,  Esq.  of  Arradoul  and  Oaimfteld,  D.L., 

6.  IS  Feb.  1778.  m.  4  March,  1799,  Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 

Patrick  Cndokshank,  Esq.  of  Btraoathro,  co.  Forftur,  and 

hadissue^ 

Jomr,  now  of  Caimfield. 

Patrick,  Ueut.-colonel  N.I.  Bengal;  6.  27  March,  1810,  m. 

4  May,  1848,  Charlotte-Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  Cspt.  George 

Mathers,  84th  foot. 
Oeonm  6.  80  Sept.  1814,  m.  Mrs.  Mary  Stanley,  widow,  of 

North  Carolina.  U.& 

James-Gordon-Dufi;  E.I  C,  50  N.I.  Bengal. 
William,  c^t.  E.I.C.8.,  40  N.I.  Bengal,  6.  10  Feb.  1884.  m. 

19  July,  1849,  Louisa-Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Bev. 

Warren  Mercer,  vicar  of  Northallerton. 
Jane. 
Ilisabeth'Maijoxy.  m.  hi  1888,  to  the  Rev.  Edward  lilling- 

ston,  6th  son  of  the  late  J.-W.  Lillingston,  of  Elmdon,  oo. 

Warwick,  d.  in  1841,  leaving  two  sons. 
Maigaret-Helen.  Emma. 

Harriet,  m.  81  Oct.  1854,  to  WilUam  Terry,  Esq. 
Mr.  GoMon  d.  17  March,  1847. 

^r»i»— As.,  a  pheon between  three  boars'heads,  erssed,  or. 
Creti-'A.  boards  head,  erased,  or. 

IToMo— Above  the  crast,  Byd ;  under  theanns,  Dum  vigilo 
tutus. 
fiMl—Oidniileld,  00.  Banff. 


GORDON  OF  PITLURG. 

Gordon -Cumiko-Skkhb,  John,  Esq.  of  Pitluiig 
and  Dyce,  oo.  Aberdeen,  J.P.,  6.  9  Feb.  1827 ;  m. 
37  March,  1856,  Maria,  dau.  of  William-Heniy  Nares, 
Esq.,  oommander  R.N. 

ItCntaffe.— John  Gobdov,  of  Sourdargue,  or  Essie, 
(ind  son  of  John  de  Gordon,  of  Strathbolgie,  and  brother 
of  Adam  Gordon,  killed  at  Homildon,  whose  dau.  and  heir, 
Elizabeth,  m.  Alexander  Seton,  and  was  by  his  ancestor 
of  the  Gordons,  Dukes  of  Gordon,)  m  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Sir  Patrick  Maitland,  of  Gight.  and  dying  about  the  year 
1490,  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHB  GoRDOM,  who  acquired  the  lands  of  Auchlenohriee, 
in  Aberdeendiire.  He  m.  1st,  EUaabeth,  dau.  of  Abeme- 
thy.  Lord  Saltoo,  and  2ndly,  Henault,  dau.  of  Madeod,  of 
Harris.    His  eldest  mm,  by  his  1st  marriage, 

JoKM  Gordon,  of  Auohlenchries,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Bfar  Alexander  Forbes,  ancestor  of  Lord  Pitsligo,  and  was 
slain  in  1513,  at  the  batUe  of  Flodden,  fighting  under  the 
standard  of  Alexander,  8rd  Earl  of  Huntly,  who  com- 
manded the  victorloua  right  wing  of  the  Scottish  army. 
He  waa  «.  by  his  only  son, 

John  Gobdom,  who  sold  the  estate  of  Lungar,  purchased 
the  lands  of  Pitlurg;  and  exchanged  Hilton  for  Cravethin, 
or  Coravechin,  in  Aberdeenshire.  He  m.  1st,  Lady  Jane 
Stuart,  dau.  of  John,  Earl  of  Athol,  brother  uterine  of 
King  Jambs  II.  of  BcoUand,  and  son,  by  her  ted  marriage, 
of  Jane,  widow  of  Jambs  I.,  Queen  Dowager  of  Scotland, 
and  granddau.  of  King  Edward  III.  of  England,  being  the 
dan.  of  his  son,  John,  Duke  of  Lancaster.  He  m.  Sndly, 
Margaret  Drummond,  of  the  family  of  Perth,  and  d.  in 
1644.    His  eldest  son, 

JoBjr  GoBOOM,  of  Pitlurg,  m  Janet,  dau.  of  James 
Ogilvie,  of  Cullen,  (ancestor  of  the  Earla  of  Findlater  and 
Seafield,)  by  whom  he  acquired  the  estate  of  Broadlazkds, 
in  Aberdeenshire.  He  feU  at  PinUe,  in  1547,  leaving  one 
son, 

461 


Sib  John  Gordon,  Knt.  of  Pitlurg,  nrho  frequently  t« 
presented  the  coun^  of  Aberdeen  in  the  Scottish  Parlia- 
ment, and  bore  an  eminent  part  in  the  afOiirs  of  that 
period.  Shr  John  m.  Isabel,  dau.  of  William,  7th  Lord 
Forbes,  and  d.  16  Sept.  leOO,  leaving  two  sons  and  a  dau. 
The  elder  son, 

John  Gordon,  of  Pitlurg,  inherited  the  esteem  of  Jamrs 
IV.  He  m.  Nicolas,  dau.  of  Kiimaird,  of  Kinnaird,  but 
dying  t.  p.  in  1819,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

RoRBRT  Gordon,  of  Pitluiig,  commonly  designated  of 
Straloch.  This  gentleman,  a  poet,  a  mathematician,  an 
antiquary,  and  a  geographer,  was  6.  14  Sept.  1580,  and  d. 
18  Aug.  1661,  having  had,  with  six  daus.,  eleven  sons, 
1  BOBBRT,  his  heir ;  2  John,  of  Fechill ;  8  William,  who  d. 
«  p.  in  1648 ;  4  Alexander,  who  d.  young,  in  1615 ;  5  James, 
minister  of  the  parish  of  Bothiemay,  who  m.  the  heiress  of 
Fraser,  of  Teohmiury,  and  founded  a  respectable  family ; 
6  George,  who  d.  in  1686 ;  7  Alexander  a  Judge  of  the 
Court  of  Session,  as  Lord  Auchintoul ;  8  Hugh,  who  d. 
».  p.;  9  Arthtir,  an  eminent  barrister,  who  d.  in  1680, 
leaving  a  son,  Bobert,  who  founded  and  endowed  a 
magnificent  hospital  in  Aberdeen ;  10  Patrick,  who  d.  in 
1649 ;  and  11  Lewis,  a  Physician,  who  d.  t.  p.  in  1704.  The 
eldest  son, 

RoBRRT  Gordon,  of  Pitlurg,  h.  in  1609,  t.  his  father  in 
1661.  He  111.  in  1688,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas 
Burnett,  Bart  of  Leys,  and  had, 

BoBCRT,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Collieston.  near  Arbroath,  a  physician,  who  m. 
Ist,  Katharine,  dau.  of  John  Fullerton,  of  Klnnebar ; 
2naly,  Helen,  dau.  of  Allardyce,  of  Allardyce;  andSrdly, 
Grisel,  dau.  of  Falconer,  of  Glen  Farquhar.  His  eldest 
son,  John,  of  Hilton,  an  eminent  physician,  m.  Maigaret, 
dau.  of  John  DoweU,  merchant,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 
a  son.  Jambs,  of  whom  as  successor  to  his  kinsman, 
Gordon,  of  Pitlurg. 

Catherine,  b.  in  1644,  m.  to  Bobert,  second  Yisoount 
Arbuthnot. 

Pitluig,  d.  in  1681,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

BoBRRT  Gordon,  of  Pitluig,  5.  in  1641,  who  «i.  Jean, 
dau.  of  Sir  Bichard  Maitland,  Lord  Pitrichie,  by  whom  he 
had  a  dan.,  m.  to  Baird,  of  Aucbmedden,  and  a  son, 

Albzandxr  Gordon,  of  Pitlurg,  who  inherited  the 
estates  in  168S.  He  m.  Jean,  dau.  of  James  Gordon,  of 
Ellen,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau.,  who  d.  warn,,  and  a  son, 
Alexander,  an  ensign  in  the  British  army,  who  dying  in 
1748,  without  issue,  the  property  devolved  on  the  nearest 
collayteral  male  heir,  his  uncle's  grandson. 

Jambs  Gordon,  of  Hilton,  M.D.,  who  then  became  of 
Pitlurg.  He  m.  in  1781,  Bar:ara,  dau.  of  Bobert  Cuming^, 
of  Bimes,  and  dying  in  1755,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John-Gordon  Cumxno,  of  Pitlurg,  who  succeeded,  in 
right  of  his  mother,  to  the  entailed  estates  of  Bimes  and 
Leask,  and  added  Cuming  to  his  paternal  surname.  He «». 
Mary,  dan.  of  John  FuUertoD»  of  Gallery,  in  Forfai-shire, 
and  had  issue, 
I.  John,  his  heir. 

ZL  Thomas,  who  inherited  the  estate  of  Harperfield,  fan 
lanarkshireL  of  which  co.  he  was  a  deputy-lieutenant,  and 
lleut.-coL  of  the  militia.  He  m.  Jane  Nisbet,  niece  of 
Andrew,  last  Earl  of  Hyndford,  and  by  her  left  issue,  at 
his  decease,  in  18SS, 


1  JoHN-WiLUAM,  of  Harperfield,  an  officer  fai  the  royal 
engineers.  2  Hamilton. 

1  Amelia. 

Mr.  Gordon  Cuming  d,  in  1768,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John-Gordon  Cumino,  of  Pitlurg  and  Bimes,  b.  in 
1761,  who  inheriting  in  1815  the  esUtes  of  his  relative, 
Skene,  of  Dyce  (eldest  collateral  branch  of  Skene,  of 
SkeneX  assumed  the  name  of  Skene,  in  conformity  with  a 
deed  of  entail.  He  entered  the  army  in  1779,  and  even- 
tually  attained  the  rank  of  Lieut. -General.  He  m.  Lucy, 
Srd  dau.  of  Sir  Hugh  Crawford,  Bart,  of  Jordan-hill,  and 
had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  who  m.  Harriet,  third  dan.  of  lieut-Gen.  Sir 

William  Hutchinson. 
James,  who  m.  Jane-Adehdde,  second  dau.  of  Shr  Thos. 

Mackenny,  Bart,  of  Dublin. 
Crawford,  m.  to  William  Forlour  Esq.  of  Errlns. 
Isabella,  m.  to  Francis  Gordon,  Saq.  of  Kincardine,  brother 

of  James  Gordon,  of  Craig. 
Beubina.  Lucy. 

Pitluig  d.  in  1828,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  GoRDON-CuMme-SKRNR,  Esq.   of  Pitlurg,  aikd 

Dyoo,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  a  liout.-eolonel  of  the  Aberdeenshire 

militia,  6.  in  1786,  who  m.  in  1825,  Anne,  youngest  dan.  of 

Alexander  Brebner,  Esq.  of  hmpaey,  and  had  issue,  John, 

2JI  __  _ 


GOB 


GOB 


Ms  hdr;  Alexander,  OapL  B07.  Art.,  b.  80.  Nor.  1828, 
kOlad  at  Seboatopol,  June,  1855 ;  Christian ;  and  Luoaa. 
Col.  William  Oordon  entered  the  army  at  an  early  age, 
served  seTeral  years  with  the  02nd,  or  Oordon  Highlanders, 
and  afterwards  with  the  6th  regt.  in  France,  the  Peninsula, 
and  on  the  staff  in  the  West  Indies.  He  d,  U  Jan.  1887, 
and  was  «.  Vy  his  son,  the  jwesent  Jomr  OoBDOv-Cuimro- 
Buira,  Bsq.  of  Pitlurg. 

Arm*—Az.f  three  boars'  heads,  within  a  borduro^  or. 

Crett^A  dove,  org.,  booked,  membered,  ga.,  in  its  beak  an 
oUve  branch,  pp. 

Atpporeert— Dexter,  a  knight  in  complete  aimoiir,  hk  fisor 
up,  with  shield  aad  lance^  all  ppr. ;  sinister,  a  boar,  ppc 

Afotto— I  hope. 

<6ait--Parkhill,  Aberdeenshire. 


GORDON  OF  FLORIDA. 

Gordon,  Robkrt,  Esq.  of  Florida,  00.  Down,  b. 
8  Sept.  1791 ;  high-sheriff  of  Downahire  in  1833 ;  m. 
25  Aug.  1825,  Mary,  5th  daa.  of  the  late  William 
Crawford,  Esq.  of  lakelands,  co.  Cork.  Mr.  Gordon 
f.  his  father  2  March,  1837. 

Ittlf  age.— This  &mily,  claiming  to  bo  a  branch  of 
the  ancient  and  ezmobled  line  of  the  saoie  name  in  Soot- 
land,  is  stated  to  have  gone  fipom  Berwickshire  to  Ireland 
dnring  the  period  of  the  dvil  wan  in  North  Britain.  The 
representatiTe  of  the  Irish  brandi,  at  the  dose  of  the  17th 
century. 

BoBSBT  OoBDON,  Esq.  of  Ballinteggart,  00.  Down,  m.  in 
1680,  a  sister  of  Robert  Ross,  Esq.  of  BosstreTor,  and  bad 
iasoe,  1  JoHK,  his  heir ;  2  Robert,  in  holy  orders.  Mr. 
Oordon  d.  in  1720,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoBV  GoBOOH,  Bsq.  of  Ballinteggart,  b.  in  1600,  who  m. 
1st,  in  1720,  Jane,  dau.  of  Alexander  Hamilton,  Esq.  of 
Hampton  Hall,  00.  DubUn,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1726, 
had  issuer 

RoBEBT,  his  heir. 

Jane,  m.  to  David  Johnston,  Esq. 

John  Gordon  m.  2ndJy,  Grace,  dau.  of  Thomas  Knox,  Esq. 
of    Dnngannon,  eo.  Tyrone,  fkther  of  the  let  Visoount 
Northland,  and  had  by  her, 
Thomas-Knox,  b.  iu  1728,  appointed  in  1771,  Chief  Justice 
of  South  CaroUna,  who  d.  in  1796,  and  was  «.  in  Ballin- 
teggart by  his  eon.  Major  Johk  Gobdov. 
John,  6.  iu  1730,  lieut-ooL  fiOth  regt.  (in  which  regiment 
his  three  nephews,  Mi\ior  John-Gordon  Haren,  Cupt. 
John-Craford  Gordon,  and  Capt  Robert  Wallace,  held 
oommissions.)    Col.  Gordon,  m.  Elizabeth,  sister  of  Sir 
Charles  BampfVlde,  Bart,  of  Soutii  Molten,  in  Devonshire, 
but  d.  i.  p.  in  1782. 
Margery,  m.  to  William  Haven,  E§q. 
■Uabeth,  m.  to  Joseph  Wallace^  Esq. 

Mr.  Oordon  d.  in  February,  1771,  leaving  his  estate  of 
Ballinteggart  to  Thomas-Knox  Gordon,  his  eldest  son  by 
his  2nd  marriage.    Hi6  eldest  son  by  his  1st  wife, 

RoBBBT   GoBDON,    Esq.,  b.  in  1722,  m.  in  1756,  Alida, 
only  dau.  of  James  Arbuokle,  Esq.,  by  Anue,  his  wife, 
dau.  and  heir  of  John  Craford,  brother  and  heir-at-law  of 
David  Craford,  Esq.  of  Florida,  eo.  Down.    Qy  this  lady  he 
had  issue, 
X.  JoHH-CBAroBD,  hls  heir, 
n.  David,  successor  to  his  brother, 
ni.  Robert,  of  Bummerfield,  00.  Down,  b.  1761 :  m.  1802, 
Oitharine-Anne,  dau.  of  John  Clarke,  Esq.  of  BelfJBst, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  1844. )  has  issue, 
1  Robertr  Alexander,  J.P.,  b.  1811. 
1  Catharine-Anne. 
XV.  Alexander,  m.  Dorothea,  third  dau.  of  Gen.  James 
Gisbome,  of  Derbyshire,  formeriy  Commander-in-Chief 
of  the  fbroes  in  Ireland,  and  d,  16  July,  1829,  leaving  issuer 

1  Robert-Francis. 

2  James-Oisbome.  who  entered  theanny,  andd.  in  1826. 
8  John-Frederick,  in  holy  orders. 

4  Alexander-Thomas. 

1  Marianne.  2  Alida-Dorothea. 

X.  Anne.  m.  in  Jan.  1779,  to  Eldred  Pottinger,  Esq.  of 
Mount  Pottinger,  in  Downahire. 

Mr.  Oordon  d.  in  1798,  and  was  f.  by  his  son, 

Johk-Cbavord  Goboon,  Esq.  of  Florida,  Ci^.  60th 
regt,  6.  in  1767,  who  d.  wan,  in  Nov.  1797,  and  was  $.  by 
his  next  brother, 

David  Gobdov,  Esq.   of  Florida,  ft.   1  June  1769,  a 

magistrate   and   deputy^ieutenant    for    Downahire,    and 

high  Bberiffin  1812,  who  m.  11  Sept.  1789,  Maiy,  youngest 

dau.  of  James  Crawford,  Esq.  of  Crawfardsbum,  and  sister 

462 


of  Anas^  Coontsss  of  Caledon,  by  whom  be  had  surviving 


Robbbt,  his  heir. 

James,  in  holy  orders,  b.  28  April,  1796. 

Jane-Maria. 
Mr.  Gordon  d.  S  March,  1837,  and  waa  s.  Vy  his  son,  tlks 
present  Robbbt  Gobdov,  Esq.  of  FloridA. 

£ia<»— Florida  and  Delamont,  co.  Down. 


GORDON  OF  BALMAGHILL. 

Gordon,  James -Mubrat,  Esq.  of  BalmagkOl 
House,  00.  Kirkcudbright,  Capt.  R.N.,  6.  6  Muvh, 
1782;  m.  10  Dec  1810,  Sarah-Almeria,  dan.  of 
Archdeacon  Caulfeild,  and  relict  of  Capt.  Chariton, 
K  L  Co.'s  Service,  and  by  her  (who  d.  21  Dec.  1821) 
has  issue, 

L  Thomas-Dekpstkb,  h.  1  Nov.  1811. 

u.  James-Caulfeild,  lieot.  92ud  Highlanders,  I,  5  April, 
1817,  d.  in  1841. 

I.  Almeria-Caulfeild. 

n.  Geraldine-Canlfeild,  m.  to  Thomas  Hanyqgton,  Esq. 
Jun. 

Capt  Gordon,  of  Balmaghill,  and  his  brother,  James- 
Dempster- Webster  Gordon,  Esq.  (who  m.  a  dan.  of 
General  Pollok,  E.  I.  Co.'s  Service,  and  baa  two  sons* 
and  a  dau.,)  are  the  sole  surviving  issue  of  Thomas 
Oordon,  Esq.,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  the  family  of 
Dempster.  There  were  two  other  brothers,  Thomas- 
William  Gordon,  Lieut.-CoL  Fusilier  Guards,  and 
G^i^  who  both  d,  unm. 

Arm$    Az.,  three  boars'  heads,  erased,  or. 
Crest— A.  demi-savage,  wreathed  about  the  head  and  loins 
with  laureL  ppr. 
Motto— Vread  God. 
fitof— Balmaghill  House,  Kixkeudbrlghtshbe. 


GORDON  OF  CAIRNBULG. 

Gordon,  John,  Esq.  of  Caimbulg,  co.  Aberdeen, 
b.  20  March,  1787 ;  m.  8  June^  1812,  Oatharine- 
Anne  Forbes,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  William  Forbes, 
fifth  baronet  of  Craigievar,  by  his  wife,  the  Hun. 
Sarah  Sempill,  dau.  of  John,  twelfth  Lord  Sem]>ill, 
and  has  issue, 
I.  GaoBOB-WiLUAM-AurxAKDBa,  b.  I  Get.  1814»  d,  10  Dee. 

1841 
n.  John,  b.  S8  Dec  1817,  capt  ttth  regt  of  Benrd  Native 
Inflmtry,  m.  11  April,  1849,  Madeline,  2nd  dan.  of  the 
Bev.  Dr.  Roberta  of  Ravenden,  00.  Gariow,  and  has  a 
son,  John,  6.  b  Nov.  1850. 
m.  Alexander-Crombie,  b.  8  Dec.  1818,  oomnnnder  B.N. 
rr.  Hugh-Charles,  b.  21  April,  1820,  d.  12  Feb.  1821. 
y.  William,  b,  26  June,  1821,  lieut-coL  in  the  army,  and 

major  l7th  regt.  of  Foot 
Ti.  Charles,  b.  20  Oct.  1828,  capt.  92nd  Highlanders,  m. 
20  ApriL  1849,  Christina,  only  dau.  of  WiUiam  lanes. 
Esq.  of  Baemoir. 

I.  Sarah-Janet 

II.  Albinia-Isabella»  m.  0  Feb.  1840,  to  WUUam  Gordon, 
Bsq.,  eldest  son  of  the  late  William  Gordon,  Esq.  of 
Aberdour,  co.  Aberdeen,  d.  8  July,  1840. 

m.  Catharine-Erskine. 

Mr.  Gordon  is  in  the  commission  of  the  peace  fi»r 
the  counties  of  Aberdeen  and  Banff;  was  appointed 
a  deputy-lieutenant  of  the  former  oountj  in  I808, 
and  major  of  the  2nd  regiment  of  Aberdeenshire 
local  militia  in  1809 ;  is  a  member  of  the  Scottish 
bar,  a  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Edinbui^fa, 
and  of  the  Society  of  Antiquaries  of  Scotland ;  is 
one  of  the  deputies  ftf  the  Vice-admiral  of  Scotland, 
and  a  director  of  the  Highland  and  Agricultural 
Society  of  Scotland. 

AnM—A%.,  three  boars'  heads,  conped,  or,  within  a  doabk 
treasure,  flowered  and  oounterflowered  with  fleurs-de-Ue,  of 
the  second. 

(Ve0^— Two  naked  arms,  holding  a  bow  at  full  atretcb, 
ready  to  let  an  arrow  fly,  all  ppr. 

JfoMe— Fortuna  sequatur. 

&a£— Caimbulg,  Aberdeenshire.  ^ 


eraeensmre.  ^  j 


G;0  R^. 


GO  R 


GORDON  OP  FYVIB. 

Gordon,  William-Cosmo,  Eaq.  of  Fyrie  Castle,  oo. 
AberdeeD,  h.  17  May,  1810;  m.  9  June,  1848,  Maiy- 
Graoe,  8rd  dau.  of  tJ^e  late  Sir  Bobert  Aberoromby, 
But.  of  Birkenbog.  Mr.  Gk>rdon  is  eldest  son  of 
the  late  Charke  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Fyrie  Castie  (who 
d  18  Feb.  1851),  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  widow  of 
William  Clntton,  Esq.,  and  grandson  of  the  Hon. 
Alexander  Gordon,  Lord  Rockville,  who  was  8rd 
son  of  William,  2nd  Earl  of  Aberdeen  {$ee  Bdrke's 
Peerage). 

Jm^  Or$tt,  aiMf  JfeMo— ThoM  of  the  Earl  of  Aberdeen. 

«eae— Tyrie  OMtle,  00.  Abeideen. 


GORDON  OF  PARK  HOUSK 

Gordon,  Lachlan-Duff,  Esq.  of  Park  House,  co. 
Banff,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  Ute  capt  20th  regt.,  6.  1  Jiue, 
1817 ;  m.  6  March,  1847|  Jane-Ellen,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Butterfield,  Esq.  of  Bermuda,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Tbomas-Duvf,  6. 11  Aug.  1848. 

J,  Maiy-Looiaa. 

9»ilS(Xffe*— The  Daft  of  Dmminair  derive  fh>m  WUliam 
Dufl;  third  son  of  Adam  Dufi;  of  Clunybcg,  who  d.  ia  1874, 
ancestor  of  the  Eaii  of  Fife,  and  the  Gordons  of  Park,  fh>m 
a  scion  of  the  noble  house  of  Huhtlt. 

Alkxandkb  Dvrr,  Eaq.  of  Dnunmuir,  oo.  Banff,  Provost 
of  InTeraess,  and  member  of  the  Scottish  p^^ritntn^^ntt  had, 
by  Katherine,  his  wife,  three  sons,  Aixxaitdeb,  of  Drum- 
muir;  WiUImd,  of  Muirtown,  oo.  biTomess ;  and  Jobk,  of 
whom  we  treat.    The  youngest, 

John  Dutf,  Bsq.  of  Culbin,  oo.  M on^,  m.  Helen,  dau. 
and  in  her  issue,  heiress  of  Sib  Jamks  Gobook,  of  Park, 
Ssq.,  by  Helen,  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  Lord  Salloun,  and  by 
this  lady  had  seyeral  sons  and  daus.,  all  of  whom  d.  t.  p. 
except  Katherine,  who  m.  Alexander  Morison,  Bsq.  of 
Bognie,  oo.  Aberdeen,  and  a  son, 

Laohlah  Dvrr,  Esq.,  who  m.  Baohel,  dan.  of  Boger 
Hog,  Esq.  of  West  Lothian,  and  had  (with  three  sons, 
James,  d.  in  the  West  Indies;  Beger,  d,  in  Bussia;  and 
Alexander,  killed  at  TraflUgar,  in  H.M.B.  Hare,  in  1805) 
another  and  only  surriving  son,  Thomas,  who  assumed  the 
name  of  Gordon,  the  late  Thomas  Gobdoit,  Bsq.  of  Park 
House,  and  a  dau.  Rachel,  m.  to  Patrick  Stewart,  Esq.  of 
Auchlineart,  oo.  Banff.    The  son, 

Thomas  Gobooh,  Esq.  of  Park  House,  ft.  14  March,  1790, 
was  lieut-ool.  of  the  Inremess  and  BoniT  militia,  a  magistrate 
and  deputy-lieutenant,  and  oonrener  of  Banfthire.  He  «. 
to  the  barony  of  Park  in  1806,  through  his  grandmother, 
Helen  Gordon,  <^  Park,  and  assumed  thereupon  the  sur- 
name of  GoBDOH,  in  lieu  ef  his  patronymic,  Dmrr.  He  m. 
14  Nor.  1814,  Joanna-Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  David  Maedowall 
Oi;ant,  Esq,  of  ArndUly,  oo.  B  nff,  and  had  issue, 

L  LACHLAH-Durr,  now  of  Park  House. 

u.  David-Macdowall,  B.N.,  deceased. 

in.  Alexander-Dulf. 

L  Mary.  ii.  Rachel,  «».  to  Dr.  Mackie. 

m.  Elun,  M.  to  A.  Bteuart,  Esq.  of  AuchUnkatt. 

IT.    BlesEDora.  m.  to  the  Ber.  H.  Walker. 

T.  Wilhehnina,  deosaaed. 

Ti.  Isabella.  m.  Jemima. 

Tin.  Joanna,  deceased.  ix.  Bmilie. 

OoL  Gordon  d.  e  Dec.  16M.  , 

.^rsis— As.,  a  dexter  arm,  embowed  in  armour,  grasping  a 
sword,  erecL  in  pale,  ptn*.,  Ult  and  pommel,  or,  between 
time  boars'  heads,  oouped,  of  the  third,  langued,  gu. 


Crtti—A  sinister  ganntlet.  ppr. 
jro«M»— Over  the  crest,  Sie  tntos;  under  the  snns»  Balus 
pvrOhrlslMm. 
Bmt—Vatk  Hous^  oo.  BanlK 


GORDON  OF  KNOKESPOCH  AND  TERFERSIR 

QOBD05,  Jakes- Adam,  Esq.  of  Enockespoch  and 
Terpersie,  oo.  Aberdeen,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sberifi 
CO.  Somerset^  1881,  6.  16  April,  1791 ;  m.  23  Sept 
1832,  Emma-Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  Vice-Admiral 
Thomas  WoUey.  by  Franoes-Edith  Francklyn,  his 
wife.  Kr.  Gh>KU>n  is  recorder  of  Tregony,  which 
borough  he  represented  in  parliament  in  1830. 

Ittnrafft* — ^Klng  Jamh  VL  of  Scotland  renewed  the 
grant  of  the  barony  of  Clatt,  in  Abordconshire,  in  1604,  "to 
463 


his  beloved  James  Qoboouv,  of  Knookespoke.  It  was  first 
granted  by  Jamss  IV.  in  1508.  The  great  grandfiather  of 
the  present  representatlTe, 

JAMss-BaaBvaa  GoiinoM,  Bsq.  of  Enockespoch,  son  of 
Geoige  Gordon,  Bsq.  of  Enockespoch,  and  grandson  of 
Harry  Gordon,  of  the  same  plaoe»  left  by  Margaret  his  wife, 
a  son  and  successor, 

Jambs-Brkbitsb  GoanoH,  Esq.  of  Enockespoch,  who  m. 
Jane  Lavhigton,  and  had  (with  a  dau.  Mary-Anne,  m.  in 
1777,  to  Sir  William  Abdy,  Bart,  of  Felix  Hall,  Essex)  a  son 
and  heir, 

Jamu  GoBnoH,  Esq.  of  Enockespoch,  who  was  M.P. 
successively  for  Stoekbrldge,  Truro,  and  Clitheroe.  He  m. 
in  1789,  Harriot,  eldest  dau.  of  Samuel  Whitbread,  Esq.  of 
Arlington,  M.P.  Ibr  ca  Bedford,  by  his  first  wile,  Harriot, 
dau.  of  William  Hayton,  Bsq.  of  Iringhoe,  co.  Bucks,  and 
by  her  left  at  his  decease,  in  1832,  an  only  son  and  heir,  tho 
present  Jamis-Aoam  GoanoN,  Esq.  of  Enockespoch,  kc. 

.<4nii«— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  as.  on  a  fess,  chequy,  Avg. 
andjBTU. ,  between  three  boars'heads,  a  lion,  passant,  guardant, 
for  Goanoir ;  2nd  and  8rd,  arg.,  a  saltier,  as.,  on  a  chief  of 
the  lasty  three  boars'  heads  of  the  first,  for  Latjhoton. 

Ort$l—jL  stag's  head,  erased,  ppr.,  attired,  or;  2nd,  a  stag 
at  gaae,  ppr. 

lfoMe«»— Non  firaude  sed  laude ;  and.  Bom  vigQo  tutus. 

Stott— Enookespoch  and  Teiperaie,  co.  Aberdeen ;  Naish, 
near  Bristol,  oo.  Somsnst ;  Stocks  Houss^  near  Tring;  and 
Moor  Plaoe^  near  Ware,  eo.  Herlfimt 


GORE  OF  PORKINGTON. 

Ormsbt-Gorb,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Poikington,  oo. 
Salop,  M.P.,  D.L.  and  J.P.,  b,  U  March,  1779 ;  m. 
11  Jan.  1815,  Mary -Jane,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of 
Owen  Ormsbr,  Esq.  of  Willowbrook,  co.  Sligo,  and 
Porkiogton,  m  Shropshire,  and  assumed  by  sign- 
manual,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  oi  Ormsbt. 
By  this  lady  he  has  had  issue, 

I.  Johv-Ralpb,  b.  8  June,  1810,  late  M  P.  for  oo.  Caer- 
narron,  groom  In  waiting  to  Her  Ma}esty,  m.  4  June, 
1844,  Sarah,  youngest  dau.  of  Sir  J.  T.  Tyrrell,  Bart., 
M.P. 

n.  William-Richard,  18  light  Dragoons,  M.P.  for  oo. 
Sbgo,  SI.  10  Sep.  1850,  BmUy-Charlotte,  dau.  of  Yice- 
Admirol  Sir  George  Seymour,  E.C  B. 

m.  Owen-Arthur,  tteat  48  light  Infantry,  killed  tn  the 
KaiBrwar,  imm. 

I.  Mio-Fsnny,        I  ^. .    . 

n  Haitiet^Una,  I  *****"  * 

^iUtUQt* — This  family  dorives  from  a  common  ancestor 
with  the  noble  house  of  Gobs,  JiarU  dS  -^rnm  in  Ireland, 
and  the  Earls  of  Ross  and  Barons  Annaly  (now  extinetX 

WiLUAM  Goal,  Bsq  of  Woodford,  eo.  Leltrlm,  M.P.  for 
that  shire,  8rd  son  of  Sir  Arthur  Gore,  1st  Bart,  of  New- 
town Gore,  by  Eleanor,  his  wife^  dau.  of  Sir  George  St. 
George,  Bart.  (Sm  Burk**t  Petrage  and  BaroMtagt),  m. 
Catherfaie,  dau  of  Sir  Thomas  Newoomen,  Bart.  co.  Long- 
ford, and  had  issue^ 

I.  William,  his  successor. 

IL  Bobert  who  m.  Letitia,  dau.  of  Henry  Brooke,  Bsq.  of 
Oolebrooke,  oo.  Fermanagh,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in 
1767,  a  son, 
William,  who  s.  his  nnele. 

I.  Sarah,  m.  to  Sir  Axthur  Newoomen,  Bart,  of  Mosstown. 

Mr.  Gore  d.  in  I7i9,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

William  Goai,  Bsq.  of  Woodford,  M.P  oo.  Leitrim,  who 
m.  in  1783,  Sarah,  youngest  sister  of  John,  Earl  of  Damley, 
and  had  an  only  son,  William,  who  d.  young.  Mr.  Gore  d. 
in  1709,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

WiLUAM  Goan,  Esq.,  M.P.  oo.  Leitrim,  6.  in  1744.  This 
gentleman  m.  1778,  Frances-Jane-Gorgta  Gore,  only  dau. 
and  heir  of  Ralph  Gore,  Esq.  of  Barrow-mount,  M.P.  for 
Kilkenny,  and  widow  of  Sir  Haydocke  Eyans  Morres,  Bart , 
and  dying  in  1816,  left  issue, 

J.  William,  the  present  proprietor. 

L  Eliza-Fiances,  si.  Thomas  Geoige  Jaquea,  Esq.,  and  d. 
leaving  issue. 

n.  Letitia-Anne,  d.  imm.  1847. 

in.  Franoee-Maria,  m.  Mf\Jor  John  D.  Bringhurst.  and  d. 


wrao. 
IT.  8elfiia-Isabell%  m.  1827,  a  foreign  marquis,  and  is 
deceased, 
y.  Letitia-Anne. 
TL  Catherlue-Sanh,  now  relict  of  tho  Bgv.  O.  Sivcwright.' 


O  O  B 


0  0  8 


Jftmditi  0(  Mint  atttr  ^rmibn. 

Mktiuok,  eon  of  UewoUyn,  lineaUy  d«aoended  from  Hmtk 
ap  Cyndellw,  founder  of  i.  noble  tribe  of  North  Walee  and 
Powys,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Evan  Vyohan,  aon  of  BTan  ap 
Adam,  of  Ifoyston,  and  left  aeon, 

John  ap  Mkybigk,  who  m.  Angharad,  daiL  of  Griffith  ap 
Howell  ap  David  ap  Meredith,  and  left  a  eon, 

Robert  ap  John,  who  m.  Gwenhwyvar,  dan.  of  William 
ap  Meredith  ap  Rya,  and  waa  «.  by  hie  eon, 

Owxv  AP  RoBKBT,  of  Bodailin,  who  m.  Angharad,  dan. 
and  heir  of  David  ap  William  ap  Griffith  apRofayn,  Eeq.,  and 
left  a  eon, 

John  Owxv,  Eeq.,  aeoretary  to  Lord  Walahigfaam,  who 
m.  Ellen,  dan.  and  heir  of  William-Wynne  Maorioe,  Baq.,  of 
Clennenou,  by  whom  (who  m.  2ndly,  Hon  Sir  Franoia  Bore, 
younger  eon  of  William  Lord  Bure,  and  d.  in  1636)  he  had  a 
■on  and  enoceeeor, 

Bib  John  Owxn,  Knt.  of  Clenneneu,  a  colonel  in  the  army, 
a  vice  admiral  of  North  Walea.  Tbia  gentleman  w.  Jennet, 
dau.  of  Griffith  Vaughan,  Esq  of  Coreygedol,  oo.  Merioneth 
(See  Wynnb  op  Pkniabth),  and  waa,  in  1666,  4.  by  hie  eon. 

William  Owbn,  Esq  of  Porldngton.  oo.  Salop,  M  P.,  who 
m.  Katherine,  only  child  of  Lewie  Anwyll,  Esq.  of  Parice, 
00.  Merioneth,  of  the  royal  line  of  N<Hih  Walea,  and  dying 
in  1677-8,  left  a  eon. 

Sib  Robbrt  Owbn,  Knt.  of  Porldngton  and  Clenneneu, 
M.P.  Thie  gentleman  m.  Maiganet,  dan.  and  heir  of  Owen 
Wynne,  of  Glynn,  oo.  Meri(»ietii,  Esq.,  derived  from  Oabome 
Fttagerald,  lord  of  Tnys-y-maengwyn,  in  Mertoneth,  a  eoioa 
of  the  great  Irish  house  of  Desmond  (te  Wtnnb  op  Pbni  arth, 
and  FmoBBALD,  Kniobt  op  Gldt),  and  was  f.  at  his  decease, 
in  1608,  by  his  son, 

William  Owbn,  Esq.  of  PoiUngton,  who  m.  Mary,  only 
dau.  of  the  Yeiy  Rev.  Heniy  Qodolphin,  dean  of  St.  Paul's, 
and  provost  of  Eton,  alster  of  Francis,  last  Lord  Oodolphin 
of  Helston,  and  dying  in  1768.  left  two  sons  and  two  daus., 
all  of  whom  d.  mtm.,  with  the  exception  of  the  eldest  dau., 

Maboabbt  Owbh«  who  at  length  became  heir,  and  in  1777, 
m.  Owbn  Obmbbt,  Esq.  of  Willowbrook,  oo.  Sllgo,  and  con- 
veyed to  h<m  the  esCatea  of  Porkington  (Mr.  Ormsby  waa 
eon  and  heir  of  William  Ormsby,  Esq.,  M.P.  co.  Sligo,  by 
Hannah,  dau.  of  Owen  Wynne,  Esq.  of  Haslewood,  oo. 
Sligo).  Mr.  Orauby  dL  hi  1804,  and  his  widow  in  1806. 
leaving  an  only  diild  and  heiress, 

Mabt-Janb  Obmsbt,  who  represents  the  noble  ancient 
&mily  of  Oodolpbln,  and  inherited  such  portions  of  the 


Godolphin  property,  i 


L  after  the  last 


.  .  .  -.  being  purcl 
Lord  Oodolphin  mode  his  will,  did  not  pass  under  it 
either  to  the  Duke  of  I^eds,  or  to  Lord  Francis  Osborne, 
now  Lord  Oodolphin.  This  lady  m.  Wiluam  Qobb,  Esq., 
who  aaBumad«  as  already  stateo,  the  additional  surname 
of  Obmsbt,  and  is  the  present  William  Obmsby-Gobb. 

.^nii»— <)uarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gn.,  a  floase  between  three 
crosses-crosslet  fitdbS&t  or;  2nd  and  8rd,  gu.,  a  bend  between 
■iz  crosses-crosslet  fltch^  or.  [A  canton,  aiig.,  chaiged  with 
a  roee  of  the  field,  for  distinction.] 

Creal9  let»  an  heraldic  tiger,  rampant,  aiv.,  ducally  goiged, 
or,  for  GoBB ;  2nd,  a  dexter  arm,  embowed,  in  armour,  ppr., 
chaived  with  a  rooe^  gu.,  holding  in  the  hand  a  man's  tog, 
also  m  armour,  couped  at  tht  tiugh,  for  Obmsbt. 

Ifotto— In  hoc  signo  vinces. 

fi0a<«— Poridngton,  Shropshire;  Glynn,  Merionethshire; 
and  Willowbrooke,  co.  Sligo. 

GOBB  OF  TYREDAGH  CASTLE. 

Gore,  Fbanois,  Esq.  of  Tyredagh  Castle,  co. 
Clare,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1856 ;  m.  80  April,  1855, 
Ellen  Studdert,  and  has  a  dau., 

Heleu-Lettioe-BliBabeth. 

l^inC Afft* — John  Gobb,  Bsq.  of  Clonroad,  oo.  Claxe, 
who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Tayler,  Esq.  c^  BaOynorth,  oo. 
Limerick,  had  issue,  Fbanois,  his  heir;  Charles;  Ellen, 
d.  Kum.;  Gertrude,  m.  to  Thomas  Hickman,  Esq.  of 
Bamstick;  and  Susanna,  m.  1st,  to  John,  son  of  Sir 
WOliam  Khig,  Knt,  and  2ndly,  to  Bichard,  4th  son  of 
Sir  Percy  Smyth,  of  Ballynatra,  eo.  Waterford,  Knt.  The 
elder  son  and  htir, 

Fbanois  Gobb,  Bsq.  of  Clonroad,  oo.  Clare,  was  made 
a  brigadier-general  in  1710.  He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Sir  Arthur  Gore,  Bart,  of  Newton  Gore,  oo.  Mayo,  and 
had  issue,  1  Abthub,  his  heir ;  2  Frands,  in  holy  orders, 
A.M.,  who  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Sir  Bobert  Gore,  of  New- 
town, and  reliot  of  Charles  Ligoldsby,  Esq.,  and  had  issue; 
8  John ;  1  Gertrude,  who  d.  unm. ;  2  Ellen ;  and  8  Isabella. 
The  eldest  son, 

AnxuuB  Gorb,  Esq.  of  Clonroad,  m.  Ma^x)Ila,  dau.  and  . 
4«4  ' 


erentoally  sole  heir  of  John  CuBBok,  Bsq.  of  Kilkeaseo, 
and  dying  in  1780,  left,  with  a  dau.,  Jane,  m.  to  William 
Byves,  Biiq.,  a  son  and  successor, 

Oolonbl  Fbanois  Gobb,  of  Derrymore,  eo.  Choe,  aged 
18  at  the  time  of  his  fother's  decease,  who  m.  Anne  Lewis, 
and  was  father  of 

Fbanois  Gobb,  Bsq.  of  Derrymore,  who  m.  in  1797, 
Christianna-Emma,  dan.  of  the  late  Sir  Joeeph  Peaoooke, 
Bart.  t>(  Bamtiok,  co.  Clare,  and  waa  father  of  a  aon. 

Fbanois  Gobb,  Esq.  of  Tyredagh  Castle,  b.  in  Oot.  1800 ; 
m.  20  Dea  1824,  Mary,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  the  late  Bdmond 
Browne,  Bsq.  of  Newgrove,  and  has  issue, 

l  Fbancib,  now  of  Tyredagh.  n.  Bdmond. 

m.  Thomas-Browne.  it.  Poole-E 

L  Anne.  n.  Letitla-Jane.  m.  Mary, 

rv.  Christina-Emma.  t.  "" 


Jrsis— Gu.,  a  fesse^  betwesn  three  crosses  crosslet^  fltobte^ 

IT. 

Ovie— An  hemldic  tiger,  saUant»  aig.,  ooUaied. 
Jfotto— In  hoc  signo  vinces. 
Aiol— l^rsdagh  Oastle,  Tulla. 


GORING  OF  WISTON. 

GoRiNo,  The  Key.  John,  of  Wiston,  oo.  Soasez,  h, 
1824 ;  f.  his  brother  17  Nov.  1849. 

UneXffe*— Chablbs  Gobino,  Esq.  of  Wiston,  b.  1744, 
son  of  Sir  Cbarlea-Matthew  Goring,  Bart.,  by  ien«iN»th  his 
Snd  wife,  sister  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  Bobert  Fagg,  Bui.  of 
Wiston.  m.  1st,  20  April,  1779,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Balph  Beaid, 
Bsq.  of  Hurstpierpoint,  co.  Sussex,  which  lady  d.  i.  p.  6  Dee. 
1797 ;  and  2ndly.  7  June.  1798,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Edward 
iMxford,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  8  Aug.  1811)  had  a  dan., 
Elisabeth,  wife  of  the  Bev.  Walter-John  Truwer,  bishop  of 
Glasgow.  He  m.  Srdly,  7  May,  1812,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Bev. 
John  Ballard,  and  had  by  her  a  dim.,  Mary,  who  d,  «m«. 
1849,  and  two  sons ;  he  d.  1829,  and  waa  «.  by  the  elder, 

Chablbb  Gobino.  Esq.  of  Wiston.  M.P.  for  New  Shordiam, 
b.  1817.  who  ».  19  Sept  1849,  Juliana-Mary-Garuline,  dan. 
of  Sir  Willougfaby-W.  Dixie,  Bart,  and  dying  s.  p.  17  Nov. 
1849,  was  «.  by  his  brother,  the  present  Bbv.  John  Gobino, 
of  Wiston. 

.^mu— Axg^.,  a  chevron  between  three  annulets,  go.,  quar- 
tering Fago. 
Cred-^k  lion,  rampant-guiodaat,  sa. 
Seal— Wiston,  Shoreham. 


GOSSELIN  OP  BENGEO  HALL. 

GossBLiN,  Thomas  Le  Marchakt,  Esq.  of  Bengeo 

Hall,  oo   Hertford,  J.P.,  Admirnl  of  the  White,  6. 

7  May,  1765;  m.  18  March,  1809,  Sarah,  dau.  of 

Jeremiah-Rayment  Hadsley,  Esq.  of  Ware  Priory* 

io  the  same  couoty,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Mabtin-Hadslbt,  of  Ware  Priory.  Herts,   J.  P.,  b. 

6  July  1818 ;  m.  1st,  Feb.  1848,  Franoes-Arris,  eldest 

dau.  of  Admiral  Star  John  Marshall,  C.B.,  K.C.H., 

and  has  surviving  issue, 

1  Lb-Mabohant-Hamlbt,  b.  S  Nov.  1847. 

2  HeUier-Bobert-Hadsley,  b,  28  March.  1849. 
8  Gerard-Joshua-Hadsley,  b.  8  Feb.  1866. 

1  Fanny-Chariotte-Hadsley. 

X.  Emma,  ».  17  Aug.  1842,  to  Bdward-Spenoer  l^ower. 
2nd  son  of  John  Trower,  Bsq.  of  Weafeon  Onrre^ 


n.  Maiy.  m.  Chariotte. 

UntH^t* — ^The  funily  of  Gossbun,  of  Norman  oHgln, 
has  long  bean  domiciled  in  the  island  of  Guernsey,  but  the 
date  of  ita  first  settlement  there  cannot  now  be  aoooxately 
ascertained. 

RoBBBT  Gossbun.  a  distinguished  soldier,  did  emiiMnt 
service  to  King  Edwabd  III.  at  the  leecue  of  Moat  OigoiU 
from  the  French,  and  was  in  consequence  appointed  goveraor 
of  that  castle,  having  had  at  the  same  time  a  grant  of  the 
armorial  ensigns,  since  borne  by  the  fiamily.  From  this 
Robert,  we  pass  to  his  descendant, 

Joshua  Gossbun,  Esq.,  b.  in  1696,  sworn  grefBer  in  1737, 
and  subsequently  appointed  nusjo'  of  the  militia  of  Guera- 
s^.  He  m.  1781,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Guille,  of  St.  George^ 
a  Jurat  of  the  royal  court,  by  whom  he  left  at  his  deoease, 
in  1776,  an  only  surviving  son. 

Joshua  Gossbun,  Esq.,  6.  in  1739.  This  gentlemim  was 
sworn  groifier  in  1768,  which  office  he  resigned  in  179S. 
Ue  was  colonel  of  the  north  regiment  of  militia.    Ho  m. 


tJOTT 

tr  July,  1761,  Martha,  dan.  of  Thomas  to  lfarehaa%  Bwi. 
of  Ovmnumy,  (mm  of  WilUam  to  Marohant,  a  Jurat  of  tha 
rojwl  court,)  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1818)  he  had  toaue, 
L  Joshua,  6. 14  Oct  1788.  m.  10  Maj,  1787,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Thomas  FrUulx,  Bsq.  of  Guemsay,  and  had  two  sons, 
1  Tbomas-Wxluam,  6.  6  Fob.  1788,  m.  in  1811,  BUaabeth- 
Sophia,  dan.  of  Jamas  to  Marohant,  Esq.  of  Bottsrdam. 
a  Joshna-Cartsrat,  of  the  RN.,  ft.  19  July,  1780. 
He  &  In  1780. 


IL  THOMAB-Ln-MifTHiirr,  possessor  of  Bengeo  HalL 
m,  Gsiard.  of  Moont  Osprbge,  oo.  Kent,  a  general  in  the 
aruT,  ft.  in  17«,  s».  IsL  in  1791.  Christian,  Snd  dau.  of 


I  lip^eatt,  Esq.  of  Faversham,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
In  18S4,  had  issue,  OsaAmn-LiPTSATT,  ft.  in  1796 ;  Oeorae, 
an  officer  in  the  army,  ft.  in  1797 ;  Christian,  m.  in  183«, 
to  J.-C.  Fsirman,  Esq.  of  hymtmd :  and  Caroline,  who 
d.  in  1898.  GenerBl  Qossslin  si.  2nd]y,  in  1885,  PrtooiUa, 
dau.  of  J.  Dimsdato,  Esq. 

IT.  William,  d.  young. 

T.  Corbet,  lieutenant  RN.,d.  at  Trinidad,  in  1808. 

n.  Charles.  Usutenant  in  the  army,  and  aids-de-camp  to 
Oeoeral  Sir  Thomas  Trigge,  commander-in-chief  in  the 
Westlndtos.    He  d.  at  "j^^iidad,  in  1808. 

I.  Cstherine,  si.  to  Oeoige  Laml\  Esq.,  son  of  George 
Lamb,  Esq.  of  Rye,  ia  Sussex. 

II.  Martha,  si.  to  George  Lsfebvre,  Esq.  of  Guemssy,  and 
d.  hi  1809. 

m.  Blisabeth-Chailoite.  d,  in  1789. 

IT.  Sarsh-Anne,  si.  to  the  Rev.  Nicholas  Om^,  rector  of 

8t  Martin's,  Ousmsqr,  and  d.  in  1801. 
T,  BmiUa^Irriog^  m,  to  WiUlsM-Oulston  Smythks,  Esq. 

of  the  army. 
▼L  Charlotte-Elsie^  d.  mmm,  vn,  Mary,  d.  wm. 

^mu— Gu.,  a  ehevion  between  three  cresosot%  snnlne. 
(Granted  by  Eowasd  IIL  in  1889.) 
Crut^A  negro's  head,  ppr. 
-_    >  Hall,  near  Wars. 


OOULD  OP  LEW  TRENCHARD. 

Gould,  WiLUAM-BAiiDrQ^  Esq.  of  Lew  Trenohard, 
ea  Deron,  J.P.,  b,  6  May,  1769 ;  m,  8  March,  1801, 
Diana-Amelia,  dau.  of  Joaeph  Sabine,  Esq.,  by 
Sarah,  hk  wife,  dau.  of  Rowland  Hunt^  Esq*  oi 
Boreattom,  oo.  Salop,  and  had  iaaue, 

I.  EDWAao-BAaiHO,  m,  Sophia,  dan.  of  Admiral  Bond» 

ef  Bzeter. 
a.  WiUiam-Baiing,  B.I.C.a,  wu  Maria,  dan.  of  GspUdn 

Leeson,  E.I.C.S.,  snd  d.  in  1889. 
m.  Chartos-Baring;  in  holy  orders,  si.  Mary-Ann,  dau. 

of  Richard  Tanner,  Esq. 
IT.  Alexander-Baling,  In  holy  orders,  m.  Maigaret,  dau. 

ofthaRcT.  J.  Ireland. 
I.  Harriet-Baring. 
n.  Margaret-Baring,  si.  to  Rawson-Boddham  Gardiner, 

B«l. 
m.  Emily-SabhM. 

XrtlUajHe.— " The  Goulds,"  says  Lysons,  "are  traoesble 
among  the  municipal  records  of  Exeter  to  the  time  of 
Edwabo  IIL"  In  the  reign  of  Eusabcth,  they  were 
seated  at  Combe,  in  Staverton,  and  were  afterwards  of 
Hayes  and  Downes. 

BowABD  Gould,  Esq.  of  Combe,  in  Staverton,  hftd,  by 
Bliasbeth  hto  wife,  dau.  of  William  Man.  of  Hempton. 
aizsooa,  Tia. 

WiLLiAic,  of  Hayes,  In  St.  Thomss^s  si.  AHoe,  dan.  of 
Robert  Taylor,  Esq.,  and  was  sncestor  of  Wiluam  Gould, 
""    .  of  DunsoombeandHayea, whom.  Elisabeth,  dau. of 


Quicke,  Esq.  of  Newton  St.  Cyres^  co.  Deron, 
and  left  two  daua..  his  co-heirs,  vis.,  Buzabrh,  who 
m.  James  BuUer,  Esq.  of  Momd,  and  d.  in  1742;  and 
ntAvocs,  SI.  to  John  TuckltokL  Esq.  of  littto  Fulford, 

Edward,  of  Pridhamslejgh. 

Hannr,  of  whom  presently. 

John,  d.  young. 

Nicholas,  meiohant,  of  London. 

Jamss,  who  toft,  by  Cstherine  hto  wife,  two  sons  snd  one 
dan.,  vis.,  Jame^of  Leghcni ;  Edward,  of  Higfasate;  and 
EHsabeth,  si.  to  Thomas  RcyneU,  Esq.  of  OgweU. 

TbeSrdson, 

HaniT  Gould,  Bsq.  of  Flowers  Hays,  si.  Ann,  dan.  of 
Eaebsiy  Dills,  and  waa  IMher  of  Edwakd  Gould,  Esq.  of 
Lew  Trsnchaid,  who  si.  BUaabeth  Serto,  and  left  a  son, 
and  successor,  Hanr  Gould,  Esq.,  finther,  by  Elisabeth 
hto  wife,  of  William  Gould,  Esq.  of  Lew  Trsnchard,  who 
SI.  BUaabeth.  dau.  of  FhiUp  Drake,  Esq.  of  litttoham,  and 
was  •.  by  hto  son,  William-D«akx  Gould,  Itoq.  of  Lew 
T^enehard,  who  «i.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Finny  Belfield,  Esq., 
seijeant-at-tow,  and  toft  an  only  dau.  and  heir,  Maboabr, 
baptised  at  Buekfsattoigh,  tt  Msy,  1748,  who  w.  in  1784, 
466 


O  R  A 

CRAmLM  Babuto,  Bsq.,  4th  son  of  John  Baring,  Bsq.  of 
Laikboer,  oo.  Deron,  and  brother  of  the  tote  Sir  Fravois 
Bariwo.  Bart ,  and  by  him  (who  d.  in  1829}  toft  issns^ 

WnxiAM,  of  Lew  Trenohard. 

Charles,  6.  in  1776,  m.  Susan,  widow  of  J.  Hayward,  Esq. 

Jaquetta,  m.  to  Sir  Stafford  Northoote,  Bart. 

Fiwu)es,  SI.  to  William  Jackson,  Esq. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  Thomaa  Redhead,  Esq. 

Lucy,  SI.  to  Lewis  Mallet.  Esq. 

Mary,  m.  1st,  to  Hugh  Mair,  Esq.,  and  Sndly,  to  J.  Peltott, 


Emily,  m.  to  Sir  Samuel  Toung,  Bart 
Caroline,  m.  to  the  Rer.  William  Coney. 

<^rms— Per  ssltier,  or  and  as.,  a  Uon,  rampant,  oounteiv 
changed,  for  Gould  ;  quartering  Bariho. 
Crett—A  demi-Uon,  rampant,  as.,  bexant^ 
JfoCto— Probitate  et  tobore. 
fiMtf— Lew  Trsnchard,  Deron. 


GOWER  OF  BILL  HILL. 
LsYSBOK-OowER,   JoHW,  Esq.  of  Bill  HUL  co. 
Berks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  6  April,  1802 ;  m.  18  April, 
1825,  Charlotte-Gei-trude-Elizabeth.  dau.  of  Ck>lonel 
and  the  Lady  Harriet  Mitchell,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Jomr-EDWARD,  b.  »  Mardh,  18M,  si.  March,  1850, 
Harriett-Jane,  dau.  of  Capt  Hunter,  tote  of  the 
Dragooas. 

n.  Hugh-Broke-Bosoawen,  6. 1886» 

m.  SaokrOto,  6.  28  Aug.  1889. 

I.  Gertrude-Harriet-Mary. 

n.  OMSil-Henrletta-Maria. 

ttincafft. — ^Thr  Hov.  John  Litrsom-Gowkr,  admiral 
RJf.,  son  of  John,  1st  Esri  Gower,  by  hto  8rd  wife,  Fran- 
ces Boecawen,  m.  in  1778,  Frances,  dau.  of  Admirsl  Edward 
Bosoawen,  snd  had  issue, 
X.  Jomr»  his  heir. 

n.  Edward,  Rear-Admiial  of  the  Blue,  6.  In  1776 ;  si.  Miss 
Mount,  and  has  issue. 
lu.  Willtom,  6.  in  1779;  «i.  in  1804,  Csthcrine-Msria,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Greaham,  Bart,  and 
has  issue, 

1  William,  now  of  Titsey  Place,  Surrey. 
1  Catherine.  2  Fimnces-EUsabeth. 

nr.  Granrille,  in  holy  orders. 

I.  Augusta.  n.  Frances,  m.  to  John  Ward.  Esq. 

dl  EiUzabeth,  m.  to  J.  T.  Coryton,  Esq.  of  Peutillto  Castle, 
in  Cornwall,  and  has  issue. 
Admirsl  Gower  was  «.  at  hto  decease  by  hto  eldest  son, 

JoBH   LKrnoH-GowKR,  Esq.,  a  general  officer  in  the 
army,  who  m.  in  1791},  Isabelto-Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  the  lace 
Philip  Bowes  Broke,  Esq.,  and  had, 
JoHV,  hto  heir. 

Edward,  capt  in  the  Rifle  brigade,  6.  in  1807;  m.  28  March, 
1889,  Frands-Ceoilia,  dan.  of  the  tote  Dr.  Powell. 
Mary. 

Isabella,  si.  to  John*Thomas-Ibbetsoii  Selwyn,  Esq. 
Anastaato,  d.  24  Dec.  1848. 
General  Lereeea-Gowsr  d.  in  1816.  and  waa  «.  by  hto  elder 
son,  the  present  Jqhx  Lbyisov-Gowkr,  Esq. 

.<4nn*— Quarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  bany  of  eight  ax^.  andgu., 
over  all  a  cross-patonce,  sa.,  for  Gowrr  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  ta., 
three  laurel-toaTcs,  for  Lxtmoh. 

Crtg^-^A  wolf;  passsni  Mg«,  eoUared  and  lined,  or. 

Ifotto-xFrsngas  non  f 

SM<-^iU  HOI  Berks. 


'  GOWER  OP  TITSEY  PARK. 

Lbviboh-Oowbr,  Wuxiam,  Esq.  of  Titsey  Pftrk, 
CO.  Surrey,  &.  23  Nov.  1806;  «i.  17  June,  1834, 
Emily-JosephiDe,  Snd  dau.  of  Sir  FrandB-tiastings 
Doyle,  Bart,  and  baa  tosue, 

I.  GiULirriLLa-WiLLiAii-GBSSHaii,  6.  S6  Feb.  1888. 

n  Arthur-Frsnds-Gresham,  6.  i5  April,  1861. 

I.  Eroily-Katherine-Mary.  n.  Mary-Elisabeth. 

m.  Selina-Frances-Diana. 

!▼.  Oaroline-Susan-Gresham. 

Y.  FrsDoea-Albinia^hiesham. 

For  Ikuaif*,  Armt,  4w.,  see  preceding  flunily. 
aeol— Titsey  Psrk,  Surrey. 

GRACE  OF  MANTUA. 

Graob,  Oliver-Dowbll-John,  Esq.  of  Mantut 
House,  CO.  Roieommon,  and  GracefielcL  Queeu*tt  Co., 


GR  A 


O  U  \ 


chief  of  his  house,  and  male  representative  of  the 
ancient  feudal  Lords  of  Courtstown,  M.P.  for  co. 
Roscommon,   J.P.   and  D.L.,  high-sheriflf  1881,  b. 
19  Octv  1791 ;  TO.  3  Sept.  1M9,  Frances-Mary,  only 
dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Richard  Nagle,  B«irt   of  James- 
town, CO.  Westmeath,  by  his  first  wife,  Catherine 
Fitzgerald,  of  Punchars  Grange,  co.  Rildare,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  1  June,  1826,  he  has  had  issue, 
I.  JoHH-DowKLL-FirzoEaALD,  b.  20  Aug.  1821,  m.  1  Fob. 
1855,  Grace,  dan.  of  Thomas  Thlstlethwayte^  Bsq.  of 
Southwick  Park,  Hants,  and  haa  issue, 
n.  Richard^oaeph,  6.  8  Maroh,  1824,  m.  Not.  1S48,  Ifaiy- 
Jane,  dan.  of  William  Bweetman,  Eaq.  of  Rahfenny,  oo. 
Dublin, 
m.  Raymond-Joeeph,  d.  13  Oct.  1881. 
I.  Mary-Clare,  m.  6  March.  1848,  to  Robert  Archibald, 
Esq.  of  Davidstown,  eo.  Kfldare,  who  is  deceased. 

Htltf  HS(. — ^The  old  and  eminent  fkmily  of  Gbaos  ranks 
amongst  the  earliest  of  the  Anglo-Norman  settlers  in  Ire- 
land. Under  the  banner  of  Richard  de  Clare,  the  well- 
known  Strongbow,  Raymond,  sumamed  Le  Oro»^  landed  in 
that  kingdom,  became  subeequently  (anno  1176)  its  viceroy, 
and,  marrying  Bisilia  de  Clara,  Strongbow's  sister,  ac- 
quired the  extensive  district  in  the  co.  of  Kilkenny,  still 
denominated  the  "Oantred  of  Grace's  country.** 

William  Lb  Obos,  or  Fits-Raymond,  the  eldest  son, 
of  Raymond  Le  Gros,  2nd  son  of  William  Fit^^erald,  of  the 
Castle  of  Kerrin,  2nd  son  of  Gerald  Fitswalter  de  Windesor, 
Castellan  of  Windsor,  became  Baron  of  Courtstown,  or 
Tullaroan,  and  Lord  of  Grace's  country.  He  m.  Maigaret, 
dau.  of  Robert  Fits-Warren,  of  Wales;  but  we  pass  from 
him  to  his  desoendant  (the  12th  in  succession). 

Bib  John  Ls  Gros,  (sumamed  CrU>»  iaraiimf  the  Iron- 
belted)  Baron  of  Courtstown,  and  Lord  of  Grace's  country, 
living  in  1520  and  1534.     He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Pierce, 
Lord  Le  Peer,  of  Ciimghmore,  oo.  Waterford,  and  had  two 
sons,  vis., 
John,  who,  at  his  fiither's  decease,  became  Baton  of 
Courtstown  and  Lord  of  Grace's  country,  ancestor  of  the 
seniur  line  of  the  fiunily,  the  Goacbs,  Barons  of  Coubts- 
TOWN.    The  last  male  heir,  Robert  Grace,  d.  at  Isle- 
worth,  CO.  Hiddleeez   «.  p.  in  1764,  leaving  his  aunt, 
Mary,  wile  of  John  Lajtorxshb,  Esq.  of  Enocktopher, 
his  hoir. 
OLrvBR,  (Sir.) 

The  2ud  son. 

Bib  Olivbb  Gbaob,  Knt  of  Ballylinch  and  Legan  Castles, 
CO.  Kilkenny,  was  Lord  of  Carney,  in  Tipperary,  and  M.P. 
for  that  CO.  in  1559.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Gerald  Fits- 
gerald,  Srd  Lord  Decies,  by  his  wife,  Ellioe,  dau.  of  Pierce 
Butler,  8th  Earl  of  Ormonde,  and,  dying  about  1580,  was  9. 
by  his  son, 

GsBALD  Gbaob,  of  Ballylinch  Castle,  who  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Hortpole,  of  Bhrule  Castle,  in  the 
Queen's  Co.,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease^  4  March,  1618,  by 
his  son, 

OuvKB  Gbaob,  of  Ballylinch  Castle,  who  d.  27  Aug.  1626, 
leaving  (by  his  wife  Margaret,  dau.  of  Edmond  Butler,  2nd 
Viscount  Mountgarret)  a  son  and  successor, 

Gbbald  Oraob,  of  Ballylinch  Castle.  This  gentleman 
fell  at  the  battle  of  Kilimh,  15  April,  1642,  and  a  confis- 
cation, by  the  Commonwealth,  of  estates  to  the  extent  of 
17,000  acres,  followed.  He  had  m.  Ellon,  eldest  dau.  and 
eventually  co-heir  of  Edmund  Butler,  Srd  Lord  Dunboyne, 
and  his  wife^  Margaret,  'sole  fieir  of  Thomas,  4th  Lord 
Csher,  and  was  «.  by  hla  son, 

William  Graob,  who  was  styled  of  Ballylinch  Castle,  but 
resided  at  Barrowmount,  eo.  Kilkenny.  He  m.  Bllinor, 
sister  of  Edward,  2nd  Viscount  Qalmoye  (by  Maigaret,  his 
wife,  dan.  of  Nicholas,  1st  Lord  Netterville,  widow  of 
James,  eldest  son  of  Pierce  Butler,  VLs;:ount  Ikorrin, 
ancestor  of  the  Earls  of  Canick),  and  had  issue, 
Oliveb.  his  successor. 

John  of  the  Grange,  in  the  Queen's  County,  m.  Anao,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  John  Grace,  Esq.  of  Thomastown.  and  had 
an  only  dau..  Elizabeth,  who  im.  to  Richard  Qamon,  Esq. 
of  Datchworthbury.  co.  Herts,  and  lett  two  children, 
namely,  1  Riooabd-Gbaob  Gamon,  of  Mincheuden,  oo. 
Middlesex,  M.F.  for  the  city  of  Winchester,  who  was 
created  a  baronet  in  1795,  with  remainder  to  his  cousId, 
RicHABD  Gbaoi^  Esq.  of  Boley,  M.P. ;  2  Anna-Eliza 
Gamon,  m.  to  James  Brydges,  Srd  Dukb  of  Chanuos. 
and  her  only  dau.,  (the  sole  heiress  of  the  Duke.)  Lady 
Anma-Bliza-Bbtdobs,  m.  to  Robert  Grenville,  Ist  Duke 
of  Buckingham  and  Chandos. 
The  eldest  son, 
Ouvbr  QBaob,  Esq.,  who  was  in  Parliament,  and  held 
466 


the  oAoe  of  cbief  remembrsneer  of  the  Bxcbequer  tn  Ire- 
land, settled  at  Bhanganagh,  now  called  GnoeAeld,  in  the 
Queen's  Co.  He  n.  Elisabeth,  only  surviving  ^lild  of 
John  Bryan,  Esq.  of  Bawnmore,  oo.  Kilkenny.*  He  d. 
8  June.  1708,  and  irae  borled  at  Aries,  vrfaere  he  had 
founded  Grace's  (Siapel.  By  his  v^e,  wlio  m.  Sndly, 
Edmond  Butler,  6th  Vlsoount  Mount  Oairet,  grest-grmnd- 
father  of  the  1st  Bad  of  Kilkenny,  so  created  179S ;  he 
left  Issue, 
Michabl,  his  heir. 

Robert*  m.  Catherine,  only  child  of  SheflBeld  Grace,  Bm|^ 
(2nd  son  of  John  Grace,  Baron  of  Courtstown,  vrho  d. 
(in  1684.)  by  Ids  wife,  the  Dowager  Viscountess  DUhm. 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Bourke,  of  Derrymadas^man,  and  the 
Lady  Mary  de  Burgh.  Robert  Grace  left  an  only  oluld. 
Sir  Edmund,  Knt.  of  Malta,  d.  ioum. 
Bheffiekl,  d.  in  1699. 

Lettice,  m.  to  John  Grace,  Beroo  of  Courtstown,  who  for- 
feited all  his  estates  in  oonaaquence  of  a  bill  of  diacoveiy 
filed  by  his  aunt,  the  said  Dowager  Viaoountaes  DUIoq, 
against  him  in  1701.  Their  only  son,  Robert,  d.  «.  p., 
and  vrith  him  terminated  Uie  male  Une  of  Courtstown. 
Anne,  m.  Ist.  to  Richnrd,  eldest  son  of  Sir  Richard  Naffle^ 
secretaiy  of  state  for  Iredand.  temp.  Jambs  II.,  but  hna  no 
issue.  She  m.  2ndly,  to  Edmond  Butler.  8th  Lord  Dun- 
boyne, and  was  mother  of  the  9th,  10th,  and  12th  lords. 
Ellis,  or  Alida,  m,  to  Samuel  Gale,  Esq.  of  AshfWJd, 
Queen's  Co. 

The  eldest  son, 

Michabl  Gbaob,  Esq.  of  Oraoefieid,  tnherited,  as  eo4nir- 
at-law,  with  his  nephew,  (the  son  of  his  sister,  Lettioe.) 
Robert  Grace,  of  Courtstown.  the  undevised  estates  of  the 
ShsflMdfluBily,  tn  the  cos.  of  Sussex.  Middlesex,  and  Terk. 
This  gentleman  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Galwey,  Bsq.  of 
Lota  House,  oo.  Cork,  by  Elisabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  <^ 
William  Meade.  Esq.  of  BalUntobber,  and  sister  of  Sir 
John  Meade,  Bart.,  grandfkthet-  of  the  let  Bari  of  dsn- 
willlam.    By  her  he  had  issue, 

l  OLrvEB.  his  successor. 

II.  John,  of  Sheffield  Lodge,  d,  wsua. 

m.  William,  who  resldedohieflyat  St  Germaina,  in  Fnnoe, 
m.  Mary.  dau.  and  heireai  of  Richard  Harford,  Esq.  of 
Marshfiold.  oo.  Dublin,  and  dyhig  28  Nov.  1777,  left  two 
sons  and  a  dau.,  viz., 

1  RicHABD.  of  Boley,  M.P.,  upon  vdiom  ttie  benmetace 
conferred,  in  1796,  on  Sir  Richard-Graoe  Gamon  waa 
entailed.  He  d.  in  Jan.  IbOl,  and  his  son  and  heir, 
inherited  that  title. 

Sib  William  Gbac^  Bart.    {Refer  to  Bubkx's  Pteroft 
and  Bartmeta^.) 

2  John,  capt  of  horse  in  the  Imperial  service,  d.  at  the 
Bi«e  of  Belgrade,  SI  Oct.  1789. 

1  Cfere-Louisa,  la.  to  William  Middleton,  Bsq.  of  8to<^e]d, 
CO.  York. 
IT.  Sheffield,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  John  BagoC.   Esq.  of 
OaaUe  Bs^ot,  and  d.  8  May,  1742,  leavingr  hu  only  <£iVi, 
Raymond,  who  d.  in  France,  aitw>  1764,  i 


I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Shoe,  Esq.  of  Cloran,  co.  Tip- 
perary, and  had  issue. 

II.  Helena,  m.  to  Simon  Kavauagh,  Esq.  of  Im^  eo.  Cur- 
lew, and  had  a  son.  Bib  Jamks  Kavanaoh,  who  wns 
slain  in  the  French  war.  1T9A,  leaving  a  eon,  Hbnby 
Kavanaoh,  a  general  oflSoer  in  the  Imperial  asrvioo,  who 
was  created,  in  1886.  a  Baron  of  Hungary,  and  appointed 
chamberlain  to  the  Emperor  of  Aus^ia,  and  ohief  of  the 
military  department  of  tiie  council  of  war. 


Mr.  Grace  d.  19  Nov.  1760,  and  was  «.  by  his  i 

Oltveb  Gbaob,  Esq.  of  Giiaoefleld,  who  m.  Jiaiy,  dan. 
and  JMlreas  of  John  Dowell,  Esq.  of  Montagfa,  now  Meatus, 
CO.  Bosoommon,  and  had  issue, 

Michabl,  who  Inherited  the  estate  of  Graoefield,  m.  Mary, 
daii.  and  co-heir  (with  her  sistera.  Catherine,  Mrs.  Maloue^ 
of  Baronstown.  and  Maiigaret,  Mra.  Dunne,  of  Brittas)  of 
Nicholas  Plunket,  Esq.  of  Dunsoghly.  oa  Dublin,,  and 
dying  25  Aug.  1785,  aged  63,  loft  an  only  child,  the  late 
Alicia  Gbacb  Kavanaoh,  of  Gracefield. 

John,  of  whom  presently. 

Mr.  Grace  d.  24  Aug.  1781,  aged  77.    The  Snd  eon, 

John  Gbace,  Esq.  of  Mantua,  6.  In  1734,  served  several 
years  hi  the  Austrian  army.  While  in  the  servloe,  he 
had  the  honour  of  l)eing  chosen  one  of  Uie  guard  to 
attend  Mabib  Antoinbttb  into  Frtneo,  on  her  mantego 
vrith  Louis  XVI.,  and  the  still  higher  honour  of  being 
the  sentinel  nightly  at  her  tni^esty's  door  during  tlie 
journey.      He   m.    8    Sept    1788,    Mary-Glare    Snd  dan. 

*  By  his  2nd  wife,  Urmala.  2od  dau.  and  eventuallv  oo- 
heb«s  of  Walter  Walsh,  Esq.  of  Casaehoel,  by  his  wife,  the 
Hon.  Magdalen  Sheffield,  sister  of  Edmund  Sheflleld  Snd 
Earl  of  Mulgrave,  nnd  ultimately  sole  heiress  ctf  Mdmund 
Sheffield,  last  Duke  of  Buckhigham  and  Notmaaby. 


OR  A 


«£  A 


and  oo-belNM*  of  Patrick  Bvmtj,  Esq.  of  Ardimore, 
oo.  Keny,  bj  whom,  who  d  1819,  he  hsA  one  eon  and 
two  daus.,  vis., 

OumrDowsLL-JoHN,  now  of  Mantua. 

Oatherine-Kliaa.  m.  in  Aug.  18S1,  to  Biot  HusMy  Bmi.  of 
Miltown,  CO.  Keny. 

Maria*  anon. 
Mr.  Oraoe  d.  25  April,  1811,  at  the  age  of  75. 

Arms  Gu.,  a  lion,  rampant,  per  feoee.  arg.  and  or ;  qnar- 
taring  Windsor,  Butlbr,  BBSfrisLn,  Dowsll,  Ac.  4c. 

Cvul    On  a  wreath,  a  demi-liou,  rampant,  arg. 

A(pf>or(fr»— Dexter,  a  Uou,  ppr. ;  ainister,  a  boar,  or. 

i/o«<M#— En  Qiaoe  aflBe,  aikf.  Concordant  nomine  Cncta. 

fcxito— Mantua  Houae^  near  Elphin,  and  Gracefiekl,  Queen'a 
Coxmty. 


GRADWELL  OF  DOWTH  HALL. 

Qradwell,  Rtchard,  Esq.  of  Dowth  Hall,  in  the 
CO.  of  Meath,  J.P.,  b.  29  April,  1824 ;  w.  13  April, 
1852,  Maria  Theresa,  elder  dati.  of  the  late  James 
MacEroy,  Esq.  of  Tobertinan,  oa  Heath,  by  Theresa 
his  wife,  youngest  daiu  and  co-heir  of  the  late  Sir 
Joshua-ColleB  Meredyth,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 

1.  Theresa.  n.  Annette. 

HtUK^C* — The  Geadwellb  are  an  old  Laneashiie 
fianHy,  long  eettled  in  the  neigfabooriiood  of  Preeton,  and 
connected,  hj  intermarriage,  with  the  Grr.i.iBBATfpe  (now 
■FttiwrT.Ts)  of  GOiikrand  HaUt  the  Blundells,  theGreg- 
■ona,  the  Ashhnrsta,  and  the  AimsaTOifs  of  BitsUm.  Beye- 
ral  geneimtions  ba^  Mr.  Obaawkll,  of  Hall  Tarda  (the 
site  of  the  present  Clifton  Hall),  held  a  considerable  portion 
of  Clifton,  CO.  Lancaster.  He  m.  and  had  three  sons  and 
eight  daus.  Of  the  sons,  the  eldest  d.  momh.  ;  but  ftrom  one 
of  the  two  younger  springs  the  flunily  now  seated  at  Dowth 
HaH,  the  old  mansion  of  the  noble  house  of  NetterriUe. 

RoBEBT  GftADWKLL,  of  CUfton,  who  m.  Alice  Holden, 
had  a  dau.,  Ann,  the  wife  of  Graystock,  and  a  son, 

BiCHARn  Gradwcll,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  h.  in  1701,  who  «. 
Ann  Holden,  an  oulj  dau.,  and  had  issue, 

Robert,  who  d,  at  the  age  of  21. 

JoHH,  of  whose  descendants  we  treat. 

Heleo,  who  m.  William  Brown,  and  had  Issue,  George 

Brown,  D.D.,  1st  Catholic  bishop  of  Liverpool;  Richard 
Brown ;  and  Helen. 

Dorothy. 


Richard  GradweQ  d.  175U    HisSndson, 

JOHH  Gbadwkll,  Esq.  of  Clifton,  6.  in  1749,  m.  IS  Get. 

1774,  Maigaret,  dau.  and  hcirees  of  John  Gregson,  Esq.  of 

Bilderstone,  co.  Lancaster,  and  niece  of  Mary  Gregson,  the 

wife  of  Christopher  Crook,  Esq.  of  Chorley,  whose  dau. 

Eliaaboth  m.  Hawarden  GUUbmnd,  Esq.  of  QilUbrand  H.iU, 

and  whose  son,  Christopher  Crook,  Esq.  of  London,  was 

f  ither  of  Frances,  m.  to  WiUiam-Ince  Anderton,  Esq.  of 

Buxton  Hall,  neir  Chorley.     By  Maigaret  Gregson  his  wile, 

who  d.  S5  July,  1827.  Mr.  Grodwell  had  issue, 

Richard,  of  Clifton,  h.  4  Aug.  1775,  m.  1798,  Jane  Marah. 

of  Hindley,  and  d.  t^  Oct.  1843,  leaving  an  only  child  and 

heiress,  Margaret,  who  inherited  the  Cliftou  aud  Bolder- 

•tone  property,  and  m,  Richard  Oarr,  Esq.  of  Preston. 

She  d,  18  Sept  1881. 

John,  who  d,  «nia. 

Robert,  a  bishop  in  the  Catholic  Churdu 
Qbokob,  of  whom  presently 
Henry,  Ticar-genenJ,  Catholic  Church. 
Ann. 
Mr.  GredweUd.  SI  April,  1829.    His  4th  son, 

GsoBOE  Gbidwkll,  Esq.  of  Preston,  co.  Lmoaster,  direc- 
tor of  a  bank  there,  colonel  of  rolunteers,  and  a  magistrate, 
h.  at  Clifton,  0  Feb.  1779,  m.  29  June,  1819,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Richard  Ashhurst,  Esq.  of  Puddington,  co.  Cheshire,  by 
Helen  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Blimdell,  Esq.,  whose  &ther, 
Richard  Blundell,  of  Oarside,  was  a  scion  of  the  Bluitdklls 
<^ftnc€.    By  Maty  Ashhurst  his  wife,  who  d.  9  April,  1848. 
Mr.  Gradwell  had  issue, 
JoHir,  of  Flatten  HaU,  co.  Meath,  J.P..  h,  28  April,  1822, 
who  SI.  17  June,  1861,  Ellen,  dau.  of  Peter  Iltigerald, 
Esq.  of  Suho,  00.  Westmeath,  and  has  issue^  Gboboc, 
Eaen.  and  CecUia. 
BiOHABD,  now  of  Dowth  HaO. 
Robert,  in  holy  orders. 
Oeoige,  in  holy  orders,  d.  1856. 

Mary- Ann,  m.  to  James  Geruon.  Esq.  of  Athoame  Castle, 
CO.  Meath,  and  d.  1848  (see  p.  43S). 
Mr.  OiadweUd.  1  Dee.  1849. 


*  With  hef  sister,  Mrs.  Fitzgermld,  of  Liscamey. 

467 


^rm*— Or,  two  foxes,  oooxant,  in  pale^  ppr.,  in  the  centra 
chief  point,  a  rose,  gu. 

Cyv«»— A  stag,  tnppant,  ppr.,  collared  and  chained,  or, 
chaiged  with  a  rose,  gu. 

IfoMo— Nil  desperandum. 

aeof— Dowth  Hall,  near  Drogheda. 


GR^fiME  OF  GARVOCK. 

GRiEMB,  James,  Esq.  of  Garvock,  co.  Perth,  J.P., 
6.  23  July,  1803;  m.  27  June,  1837,  Helena,  only 
surviving  child  of  Charies  de  Jersey,  Esq.  of  Grange 
Lodge,  U.M.'s  attorney-general  for  the  island  of 
Guernsey,  and  has, 

I.  Robert  db  Giubhb,  6. 18  Feb.  1841. 

u.  Charles  de  Jersey,  b.  28  Dec.  1842. 

I.  Mary-EUsabeth-de  Jersey-Katharine. 

n.  Jane-Anne^esde. 

m.  Geoigiana-Helena-Caroline  de  Jersey. 

IV.  Henrietta-Matilda.  v.  Agnes-Rollow 

VI.  Charlotte-Frederioa-Elizabeth-Hay. 

%intKflt* — William  Gilsms,  Srd  son  of  Sir  William 
Graham,  of  Eincardine.  was  the  1st  Gmme  of  Garvock, 
and  direct  ancestor  of  the  present  family.  Ho  was  a  soldier, 
and  for  his  CaithM  services  to  King  James  I.,  his  uncle, 
obtained,  in  early  life,  a  grant  of  the  lands  and  barony  of 
Garvock,  which  was  afterwards  confirmed  in  1478.  Ue 
lived  to  an  advanced  age,  and  left  a  son, 

Matthbw  ls  Gbjemx,  of  Garvock,  who  succeeded  to 
William  in  1502,  but  died  soon  afterwards,  being  advanced 
in  years  before  his  father's  death.    He  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Abobibald  Grams,  who  fell  at  Flodden,  on  9  Sep.  1518, 
leaving  a  son  and  successor, 

John  Gbjbmb,  of  Gai-vo<^,  who  m.  1st,  MirabeU,  dau.  of 
John  Whyte,  of  Lumbany,  and  2ndly,  Katharine,  dau.  of 
Walter  Amot,  of  that  ilk,  in  1545.  He  lea  two  sons, 
1  Jambs,  who  «.  him  ;  2  John,  of  Balgowan,  ancestor  of  the 
Grahams  of  Balgoune,  and  of  the  gallant  Lord  Lynedoch, 
the  hero  of  Barrosa. 

Jambs  Gramb,  of  Garvock  (the  elder  sonX  succeeded  his 
father,  John,  and  m.  Janet  Bonar,  dau.  of  Bonar,  of  Kelty, 
in  1571.  by  whom  he  had  issue.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

NiNiAH  Gramb,  who  m.  Elizabeth  Oliphant,  dau.  of 
Laurence  Oliphnnt,  of  Feigandenny,  in  1606,  and  by  her  he 
was  father  of 

JoHir  Gramb,  of  Garvock,  who  m.  Agnes  Drummond,  dau. 
of  George  Drummond,  of  Balloch,  in  1638,  and  was  father  of 

Jambs  G&cmb,  of  Garvock,  who  m.  Anne  Stewart,  dau. 
of  John  Stewart,  of  Amtullie  and  Cardneys,  in  1678,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Jambs  Grjcme,  who  m.  1st,  Amelia,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Moray,  of  Abereaimey,  by  whom  he  hud  three  sons,  James, 
John,  and  Robert,  and  two  daus.,  Anna  and  Elizabeth. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1720,  Bettie  Bell,  sister  of  Charles  Bell,  of 
Craigfoodie,  but  by  her  he  had  no  issue.  He  was  «.  by  his 
youngest  and  only  surviving  son, 

RoBBRT  Grjbmb,  who  «».  in  1786,  Katherine,  dan.  of 
James  Oliphant,  Esq.  of  Gaak,  by  whom  he  had  four  sons, 
James,  Lawrence,  Charies^ames-Stewart,  and  Robert,  with 
two  daus.,  Amelia-Anna-Sophia  and  Maigaret.  This  laird 
was  involved  in  the  rising  of  1745,  after  which  he  escaped 
to  Franoe,  and  entered  into  the  French  service,  where  he 
remained  for  several  years,  leaving  his  estate  to  his  eldest 
son.  He  returned,  however,  afterwards,  and  died  in  his 
native  country.    He  was  ».  by  his  son. 

Jambs  G&bxb,  of  Garvock,  6.  9  March,  1737,  who  si.  1st, 
in  1764,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Nisbet,  of  the  fiamily 
of  Dean,  and  by  ber  had  issue  He  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dan. 
of  Captain  Robertson,  which  lady  d.  «.  p.  1882.  Garvock 
d.  in  1812.  and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

Robbrt  Grjbmb,  Esq.  of  Garvock,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  5. 4  Sep. 
1766,  m.  1  Sep.  1802,  Jane-Anne,  only  dau.  of  William 
Aytoun,  Esq.,  Snd  son  of  Roger  Aytoun,  7th  Laird  of 
Inehdamie,  and  ka  at  his  decease^  18  March,  1846, 

Jambs,  now  of  Garvock.  

William,  5.  80  Dec.  1806,  d.  14  March,  1820. 

Robert,  6. 12  June,  1811,  la.  28  Ajpril.  1848,  Anne.  8rd  dan. 
of  Patrick.  Baron  Seton,  of  Preston,  oo.  LinUthyow, 
count  of  Linlithgow,  and  Ekolsund,  in  Sweden,  and  has 
Agnes  and  Robert. 

IwlbeUa-Edmondatoun,  d.  18  Jan.  1837. 

Mary,  m.  in  1830  to  Aneus  Turner,  Esq.  ^,.  .      * 

JaneAnne.  Janet-BoUo.  Katharine-OUphant. 

^mw— Or,  three  pfles,  gu..  iasuing  fh)m  a  chief,  sa.  charged 
with  as  many  escallops,  of  the  first,  within  a  double  tresmire, 
floty,  counterfloty,  to  mark  the  roy^  descent.  

Cy»(— A  Uon,  rampant,  gu.  IJ^tfo-NoU  me  tangwe. 

'^"'-^^"*-  J,gitizedbyG00gL^ 


OB  A 

QILfiME  OF  IKCH6RAEIE. 

QuMMEf  QEORaE-DRUMMOND,  Esq.,  K.H.,  of  Inch- 
brakie,  co.  Perth,  m.  in  1842,  Marianne- Jane,  only 
surviying  dau.  of  James,  Viscount  Strathallan,  and 
had  issue, 

I.  Patriok-Jamss-Fredkbiok,  b.  16  March,  1849. 

I.  AmeLia-Axme-Margaret. 

II.  Beatrioe-Marianne-Jaue. 

Major  Qrseme  served  in  the  British  &nny  during 
the  Peninsular  war,  and  was  present  at  Waterloo, 
where  he  was  severely  wounded.  He  subsequently 
served  in  the  Hanoverian  guards,  in  which  he 
attained  the  rank  of  Major.  In  1816  he  whs 
created  a  Knight  of  the  Guelphic  Order,  and  has 
had  the  gold  cross  of  William  IV.  and  tiie  Hano- 
verian Peninsular  medal  conferred  on  him,  as  well 
tii  the  British  war  medal,  three  clasps.  Major 
Qrseme  t,  his  father  in  1840. 

%intSi^* — ^This  ancient  fiunily  derires  In  a  direct  male 
descent  from  William,  the  Ut  earl  of  Montrose,  who  was 
killed  at  Flodden  in  1518.  The  earl,  by  his  third  wife. 
Christian,  dau.  of  Thomas  Wavan,  of  Steveoaon,  and  relict 
of  Patrick,  6th  Lord  Hallyburton,  had  two  eons,  Pa-trigk, 
of  whom  we  treat,  and  Andrew,  who  entered  the  church 
and  became  first  Protestant  bishop  of  Dunblane.  Ihe  for- 
mer, 

Patrick  Grjdo,  of  Inchbrakie,  m.  Margaret  Stewart, 
dau.  of  Lord  Fleming,  and  grand-dau.  of  the  duke  of 
Albany,  brother  of  King  Jambs  IV.,  and  by  her  (who  m. 
Sndly,  Sir  Duncan  Campbell,  of  Olenorchy)  had  issue. 
Patrick  d.  in  1588,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  eon, 

Okobob  Oramb,  of  InchbrsUe,  serrod  heir  to  his  father 
hi  1665.  He  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  ot  Andrew  Rollo,  bartm  of 
Duncmb,  ancestor  of  Lord  BoUo,  and  by  her  (who  m.  Sndly, 
John  GTBome,  Ist  of  Balgowan)  had  issue,  Patbick,  his  suc- 
cessor ;  John,  the  first  of  the  £unUy  of  Onemes  of  Bucklivie ; 
and  OooTge,  bishop  of  Orkney  in  1616.  Geoige  d.  in  1675, 
and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Patrick  Gilkmb,  of  Inchbrakie,  m.  Ist,  Nicholas,  dan.  of 
Browne,  of  Fordell,  and  2ndly,  Maigaret  Soott,  heiress  of 
Monzie,  oo.  Perth  (a  branch  of  the  Sootts  of  Balweerie). 
Patrick  Oraome  d.  in  1635,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son  (by 
his  first  wife), 

Gborob  ORiBifB,  of  Inchbrakie,  who  suflbred  severely 
during  the  civil  wars,  having  been  fined  and  imprisoned  in 
1641.  He  m.  Marjraret,  dau.  of  Sir  Aleznnder  Keith,  of 
Ludquhaim,  a  younger  branch  of  the  Earl  Marishal's  flunily, 
and  d,  in  1664  ;  his  son, 

Patrick  Oraib,  of  Inchbrakie,  the  well  known  loyalist 
of  his  time,  in  conjunction  with  the  great  Marquis  of 
Montrose,  is  mentioned  in  all  the  histories  of  the  period. 
The  only  return  his  loyalty  met  with  on  the  Restoration, 
was  an  offer  of  a  baronetcy,  and  a  graAt  of  arms,  with  new 
crest  and  motto.  He  m.  Jean,  dau.  of  Lord  Madderty,  and 
had  issue,  1  Gborob,  his  successor ;  9  Patrick,  captain  of 
the  Edinburgh  town-gunrd,  and  afterwards  colonel  of  dra- 
goons in  King  Jambs  ll's  army ;  John,  postmaster-general 
of  Scotland  ;  James,  of  Newton,  soUcitor-general  for  Soot- 
land  in  1688  ;  1  Anne,  m.  1st,  to  P.  Smith,  of  Rapness,  and 
Sndly,  to  Sir  Robert  Moray,  of  Abercaimey ;  2  Margaret,  m. 
to  Robert,  1st  Loixi  Naime.  CoL  Gnune  d.  in  1687,  and 
was  «.  l^  his  eldest  son, 

Gborob  Grjdcb,  of  Inchbrakie,  who  m.  Mary  Niool,  heiress 
of  Ro]rston  and  Gianton,  near  Edinbuigh,  and  d.  in  1704. 
His  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Patrick  Grjcmb,  of  Indibrakie,  was  oui  of  the  oonntiy 
in  1715,  but  his  hoaae  was  burned  by  the  duke  of  Argyll's 
army,  after  the  battle  of  Sherifltaiuir,  He  m.  Janet,  dau.  of 
Peanon  of  Kippenross,  and  dying  in  1740,  was  «.  by  his 
grandson, 

Patrick  G&cmb,  of  Inchbrakie,  captain  in  the  Dutch 
serrioe(aon  of  George  Grame  and  Catherine  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Lindsay  of  Cavill}.  In  1770,  he  was  served  "heir  to 
Patrick,  1st  of  Inchbrakie,  second  son  of  William,  1st  Eari 
of  Montrose.**  He  m.  Amcdia,  eldest  dau.  of  Lawrence  Oli- 
phant,  of  Gask,  by  his  wife,  the  Hon.  Amelia  Naime,  and  by 
her  had  issue, 

Gborob,  his  heir. 

Patrick,  lieut-ool.  42nd  Highlanders :  died  in  India. 

Lawrence,  owt.  R.N.,  drowned  on  rrtuming  home  f^m 
the  West  Indies,  in  the  Yille  de  Paris,  after  the  acUon 
with  Count  de  Grasse. 

Amelia,  m.  lat,  to  James  Campbell,  of  Monzie,  and  2ndly, 
to  William  Graham,  ofOrohilL 
468 


OB  A 

Uaraani,  d.  t.p, 

Louisa,  m.  to  Robert  Stewart,  of  Finoastlsi. 

Capt.  Gnome  d.  in  1796,  and  was  f.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Gborob  Grjdcb,  oT  Inchbrakie,  captain  in  TSnd  Higli- 
landers,  and  colonel  of  the  Perthshire  cavalry.  He  served 
at  the  siege  cf  Gibraltar,  where  he  was  wounded.  He  a». 
Margaret,  eldest  dau.  of  Oliphant  of  Comdie,  and  had  iasua. 

Patrick,  an  officer  in  the  army,  killed  in  action  in  North 

America^  in  1H14. 
Gborob-Drummovd,  his  heir. 
Lawrence^  major  in  the  army,  and  Ueateoant-gOTemor  of 

Tobago,  m.  Miss  Ridgway,  and  has  issue,  Paitrick,  Iaw- 

renoe,  Fanny,  Drummond,  and  Margaret.    He  d.  186L 
Alexander,  commander  Rn.,  m.  Ellenora»  dan.  of  John 

Johnson,  Esq.  of  Kirby,  lAncashire. 
Anthony-James,  d.  in  India,  in  1822. 
Graoe-Anne-Sophia. 
Margaret^  d.  in  1802. 

Col.  Gnome  d,  in  1840,  and  was  $,hyhiB  eldest  smtUIng 
son.  Major  GRORGB-DRuiacoirn  Grjdcb,  of  InchbiBlde. 

Arm^-Or,  a  dyke,  fesseways.  broken  down  In  some  plaoesi* 
and  in  base^  a  rose^  gu. ;  on  a  chief,  sa.,  three  eacalfops  o  f 
the  first 

Crtit—JL  hand  holding  a  garland,  ppr. 

MotUh-A  Deo  Tietoria. 

iSeot-^Lnchbrakie^  Perthshire, 


GRAHAM  OF  PINTRY. 

Graham,  Robxbt,  Esq.  of  Fintry,  b.  16  Jan.  1816; 
«.  to  the  representation  of  this  branch  of  the  andent 
family  of  Graham,  upon  the  demise  of  his  father, 
17  March,  1822. 

fLVntUflt* — Sir  Wiuliam  Graham,  Lord  of  Kineardinc^ 
chief  of  the  name,  and  ancestor  of  the  Dukes  of  Montrose, 
m.  in  1400,  for  his  2nd  wife,  the  Lady  Mary  Stuart,*  dan.  of 
Robert  III.,  King  of  Scotland,  and  widow  of  Geocge,  Barl 
of  Angus,  and  of  Sir  James  Kennedy,  of  Dunure,  progeni- 
tor of  the  Marquis  of  Ailsa.  Of  this  marriage  the  eons 
were,  Robert  (Sir),  who  became  of  ''Flntiy;**  Patrick, 
first  archbishop  of  St  Andrews ;  William,  ancestor  of  the 
Grahams,  of  Garrock;  Harry  and  Walter^' from  whom 
descended  the  Grahams,  of  KnockdoUan,  in  Oaitick,  and  of 
Wallaoetown,  in  Dumbarton.    The  eldest  son. 

Sir  Robert  Graham,  of  Fintiy.  m.  Janet,  dan.  and 
heiress  of  Sir  Richard  LoveD,  of  Ballumbie,  by  BUaabech 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Hanry  Douglas,  of  LochleTen,  and  had 


Robbbt,  his  heir. 

John,  ancestor  of  Graham,  of  dararhoase  and  Duntroon. 
(8fe  Graham  of  Duktboon.) 
Maigaret,  «a.  to  John  Erskine,  of  Dun. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Andrew  Halliburton,  of  Pitour. 

Sir  Robert  Graham  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Robert  Graham,  of  Fintry,  who  m.  the  Lady  Sisabeth 
Douglas,  dau.  of  John,  Earl  of  Angus,  and  was  s.  by  his 
son. 

Sir  Davin  Graham,  Srd  laird  of  Fintiy,  who  m.  a  dao. 
of  William,  1st  Earl  of  Montrose,  by  Annabella  his  wifb, 
dau.  of  John,  1st  Lord  Drummond,  and  left  a  son  and  sue- 


WiLUAM  Graham,  4th  of  Fintiy,  who  m,  Catharine,  dau. 
of  John  Beaton,  of  Balfour,  and  sister  of  Cardinal  Beaton, 
archbishop  of  St.  Andrew's,  and  chancellor  of  Scotland, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sir  DATin  Graham,  6th  of  Fintry,  knighted  by  Jim.  YI. 
He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  James,  Lord  OgilTy,  anoeator  of 
the  Eails  of  AirUe,  and  had  three  sons  and  one  dau.,  Aylaon, 
Hi.  to  John  Creighton,  of  Innermylie.  His  eldest  eon  and 
suoooBsor, 

David  Graham,  6th  of  nntiy,  m.  Barbara,  dau.  of  Sir 
James  Scott,  of  Baiwearie  (lineal  descendant  of  the  cele- 
brated Sir  Michael  Scott),  and  had  two  sons,  vis.,  Datid, 
his  heir ;  and  James,  who  possessed  the  lands  of  Monorgaa 
snd  Craigo.  Fintry  was  beheaded  at  Edinburgh,  in  1502; 
for  his  participation  with  the  Earls  of  Huntley  and  Brrol 
in  the  Popish  plot,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

David  Graham,  7th  of  Fintry.  a  devoted  Royalist,  wbo 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Halliburton,  of  Pitcor,  by 
Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Scrymgeonr,  of  Dud- 
hope,  1st  Viscount  Dudhope,  and  left  two  sons  and  ooe 
dau.,  m.  to  Mackintosh,  of  Mackintosh.  David  Graham 
wast,  by  his  son, 

JoHX  Graham,  8th  of  Fintry,  who  m.  the  Lady  Margaret 


*  The  Lady  Mary  m.  4thly,  Sir  WillisnylMinonatona 


OR  A 

Bofjmgwwf,  only  ohUd  of  Jamef,  BkA  of  Dundee,  by  the 
Lftdy  lUisuvt  Buneey  his  wife,  dan.  of  the  Bari  of  Del- 
hoocie,  and  had  one  ton,  who  d.  young.  He  waa  «.  at  hia 
deeeaae  by  hia  brother. 

Jamb  Qwlamam,  9th  of  Fintry.  In  1070,  he  waa  Heut- 
eolonel  of  the  Angua  regiment,  and  had  the  oflbr  of  a 
barooetey  from  CBAaLca  IL,  but  declined  the  proflbred 
honour.  He  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Colonel  Hay,  of  Killour,  by 
the  dau.  and  heireaa  of  Whitelaw,  of  Whitaon  and  Whitelaw, 
and  waa  «.  by  hia  elder  eon, 

Datid  Okaham,  10th  kOrd  of  Fintiy,  who  m.  Anna, 
eldeat  dan  of  Robert  Homy,  of  Aberoaimy,  by  Anna,  hia 
wife,  dau.  of  Patiiok  Chjome,  of  Inohbryde,  and  had  to 
aurrive  youth  one  eoti  and  ten  daua.    The  aon, 

BoBEKT  OsAHAM,  11th  of  Fiutiy,  m.  in  1785,  Maigarot, 
dan.  of  Sir  William  Murray,  of  Od&tertyre,  by  Catherine  hia 
wife,  dau.  of  Hugh,  10th  Lord  Lovat,  and  waa  $.  by  hia 
eldeat  eon, 

BoBBBT  Obaham,  ISth  of  Fintry,  fr.  I7th  Jan.  1749,  who 
WL  Maigaret-Eliaabeth,  dau.  of  Thomaa  Mylne,  Beq.  of 
M yfaiefleld,  (by  laabella  hia  wife,  only  dau.  of  Dr.  Oeorge 
Gray,  of  Huntington,  younger  aon  of  Gray,  of  Hw^erton, 
a  aon  of  the  ennobled  houae  of  Gxv,  and  had  iieue, 

L  Bobert  who  waaaaaaaainated  at  Benarea,  by  the  treachery 

of  a  natire  chieC  hi  1790,  aged  S4. 
u.  JoHir,  heir  to  hia  fether. 
m.  Thomas,  cant  RN.,  ai.  ICaria,  dau.  of  AdmhalGeoige 

Dundee,  and  d.  at  Valparelao,  while  in  eommand  of  the 

Doria  frigate,  9  April,  1822. 
IT.  DaTid;  b.  S8  Jan.  1785,  d.  vmn.  11  Sept  18S4. 
▼.  Jamee-8oott,  b.  in  Oct  1799,  d.  hi  1804. 
L  laabeDa-Gray,  d.  in  hkfeney.  n.  laabeUa. 

HI.  Maigaret,  d.  «mm.,  aged  18. 
IF.  Anne^  w^  to  General  the  Hon.  John  Brodrlck,  youngeet 

aon  of  George,  4th  Yiaoount  Middleton,  and  haa  iasue. 
Y.  BHaabeth-Kinlock,  d.  an  infent 
TL  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Jamee  Keay,  Beq.  of  SnaJgon,  Perth- 

ahire. 
▼u.  Helen-Ohiiattan,  «.  to  Henry  Cloete.  Beg.,  eldeet  eon 

of  Lanrenee  Ooete,  Beq.  of  Zamdvleete^  aB.&,  and  haa 

iasue. 

Tin.  Haiy-Cathcart 
UL  Jemima-Agnea,  «.  to  Hi^or  Willlam-Bolden  Dundee, 

eldeet  son  ofAdmiral  George  Dundee  (of  the  femily  of 

Dundee  of  Manor), 
z.  Bndly-Geonrina. 

XL  Catharine>fianM«t.  zn.  Boberta. 

xni.  Carolina- A.-Mackay,  m.  12  July.  1880,  to  A.  Morton 

Garr.  Beq..  solicitor  of  Ezdee,  ia  Scotland  (of  the  fkmily 

of  Oarr,  of  Eaholt  and  Elton  Hall,  in  Northumberland). 

The  12th  hdrd  of  Fintry  d.  10  Jan.  1815,  and  waa  «.  by  hia 

JoHV  GnAHAM,  Eaq.,  Uth  of  Fintiy,  b.  24  April,  1778,  a 
mihtary  oflloer  of  diatinetion.  He  ai.  24  July,  1812, 
Johenne^retharine,  dau.  of  Bodolph  Cloete,  Beq.  of  Weeter- 
ford.  Gape  of  Good  Hope,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  hi 
Not.  1890,  Ctapt.  Edward  Danford,  40th  regiment)  had  one 
eonand  threedeue.,  Tia,, 

RoBBBT,  hie  heir. 

Johanna<;atharina.  BUaabeth-Meigant 

laabdla-Anne. 

OoL  Graham  d.  17  Mareh,  1822,  and  waa  «.  at  hia  deeeaae 
by  hia  eon,  Bobbbt  Gkaham,  Beq.  now  of  Ffaitry. 

^mu— Or,  on  a  chief;  ea..  three  eecallope,  of  the  flrat,  sur- 
rounded by  a  double  tressure.  to  mark  the  Royal  deeceni 
Three  pike,  sa.,  aa  repreeenting  the  femily  of  Lotsl  or 

BALVMBiaL 

Crmt    Aphflsnix in flamea. 
If o(f»— Bon  tin. 


GRAHAM  OP  BALGOWAN. 

Grahah,  Robbrt,  Esq.  of  Balgowan,  oo.  Perth, 
$,  hia  kinsman  Thomas,  Lord  Lynedooh,  in  the 
estate  of  Balgowan  io  1848. 

ttinfa^e. — Johv  Gbahax,  2nd  eon  of  John  Graham,  or 
Gmme,  of  Ganrock,  purchaeed,  in  1584,  the  est  ite  of  Bal- 
gowan, CO.  Perth,  ttom  Jamee  Lord  Innermeith.  Hem. 
Maijoiy,  eldeet  dan.  of  Andrew  BoUo,  of  Dunonib,  and 
widow  of  George  Gneme,  of  Inchbrakie,  and  waa  father  of 
Join  Gbabam,  of  Belgowan,  A.n.  1005,  who  m.  Ist^  1005, 
Isabel,  dau.  of  Nhiian  Bonar,  of  Keltie,  by  whom  he  had 
an  onJbr  eon,  Johh.  He  m.  2ndly,  Helen,  dau.  of  Thomaa 
Blahr,  of  Balthayoch,  by  whom  he  had  four  aone  and  fiTO 
daua.,  and  waa  «.  by  hiseldest  son, 

JoHW  Gbaham,  Esq.  of  Balgowan,  dying  aata.,  waa  8.  by 
hia  half-brother, 

THOMAa  Gbaham,  Esq.  of  Balgowan,  who  m.  1st,  1071, 
Anne^  dan.  of  Sir  Jamee  Drummond,  of  Machany,  by  Anne 
469 


O  R  A 

hia  wIfiB,  dau.  of  BbGeoxge  Hay ;  and  2ndly,  1710,  Christi'in, 
third  dau.  of  Darid,  2nd  Lord  Newark ;  by  the  former  of 
whom  he  had  fiTe  aona  and  four  daua.,  of  whom, 

JoHX  hie  heir. 

David,d.f.p. 

Robert,  m.  Rliaabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  D.  Threipland,  of  Bn- 
ffaak,  and  had  an  only  eon,  Jomr,  of  Eakbank,  who  m. 
Marr  Scott,  of  Usan,  and  was  fkther  of  Robkbt,  who  «. 
Lord  I^medoch  in  the  Balgowan  eetate^  and  ia  ite  preeent 
posneeeor. 
He  d.  1785,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  son, 

Jomr  GRiBMB,  or  Graham,  Esq.  of  Belgowan,  who  «i. 
1702,  Blieitbeth,  dan.  of  Jamee  Carnegie,  of  Behuunoon,  and 
d.  1749,  having  had,  with  four  daua,  five  sons,  all  of  whom 
d.  «.  p.,  except  the  eldest^ 

THOMAa  Graham,  Beq.  of  Balgowan,  m.  8  April,  1748, 
Lady  Chriatian  Hope,  dau.  of  Chariee,  Bari  of  Hopotoun* 
and  d.  0  Dec  1700,  leaving  a  son, 

Thomas  Graham,  Esq.,  of  Balgowan,  M.P.,  the  cele- 
bimted  commander  in  the  Peninaular  war,  who  achieved  thtf 
memorable  victory  of  Barroea,  5  March,  1811,  and  was 
created,  8  May,  1814,  Barom  Ltmbdooh.  He  m.  20  Deo. 
1774,  the  Hon.  Mary  Catehcart,  dan.  of  Chariee,  9th  Lord 
Cathoart,  but  by  her  (who  d.  20  June,  1792),  had  no  iseue. 
Lord  Lynedoch  d.  $,  p.,  1848,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  kinsman, 
RoBKRT  Graham,  Beq.  of  Belgowan. 

Athu,  4c— See  Gracb,  of  Garvock. 
ftwf--Ba1gowan,  co.  Perth. 


GRAHAM  OF  DUNTROON. 

STntUNO-GiuBAM,  William,  Esq.  of  DuntrooD, 
CO,  Forfar,  (.  12  June,  1794. 

IttlUAffe*— Jomr  Graham,  2nd  eon  of  Sir  Bobert 
Graham,  the  let  of  Fintiy,  obtained  fVom  Archibald,  Bari 
of  Angua,  a  charter  of  the  landa  of  Balaigua,  in  Forfiurahire. 
He  n.  Matilda,  dau.  of  Sir  Jamee  Scrin^;eour,  oonetable  of 
Dundee,  and  waa  «.  by  his  eon, 

Johv  Graham,  of  Balargua,  who  acquired,  in  1580,  the 
landa  of  Kirkton,  and  eubeequenUy  thoee  of  Claverhouae. 
He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Bethune,  of  Balfour,  and  had 


Jom  Graham,  of  CUverihouae,  living  in  1541,  who  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  Robert  Lundin,  of  Balgony,  in  Fife^  and  waa 
«.  at  hia  deceeee,  about  1580,  by  his  elder  eon. 

Bn  William  Graham,  of  Oavexbouse,  who  d.  in  1042; 
leaving,  by  Marian  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Thomaa  Foiheringhame^ 
of  Powie,  two  eona, 
Groror,  his  heir,  of  Claveritouae,  who  d.  in  1015^  leaving 
two  sons.    The  elder.  Sir  William  Graham,  of  Claver- 
houae, fkther  of  Johr  Graham,  the  gallant  Graham  of 
Claverhoua^  Yiacount  Dundee,  killed  at  KilliecrenkSe^  in 
1089. 
Waltbr,  anoeetor  of  the  GnJuuns  of  Duntroon. 

SirWilliamdhk  Oct  1042.    His  2nd  son, 

Walter  Graham,  Esq.  of  Duntroon,  m.  in  1030,  Elisabeth, 
sister  of  Alexander  Guthrie,  Beq.,  and  was  father  of  Davm 
Graham,  of  Duntroon,  who  d.  in  1700,  leaving  a  eon, 

William  Graham,  of  Duntroon,  who  assumed,  at  the 
deeeaae  of  David,  8rd  IHacount  Dundee,  the  title  of  Visoount, 
aa  heir  ma^  of  the  gallant  Claverhouae.  He  waa  out  in  15, 
and  attainted  by  act  of  parliament     Hia  eldest  son, 

JAMsa  Graham,  of  Duntroon,  likewiae  assumed  the  title. 
Joined  in  the  rising  of '45,  and  waa  alao  attainted  of  treeeon. 
Previoualy,  however,  in  1735,  he  had  eold  Duntroon  to  hia 


Alkzahdrr  Graham,  who  aettled  the  eetate  upon  hia 
brother, 

David  Graham,  who  then  became  of  Duntroon.  He  was 
b.  in  1087,  and  d.  in  1700,  leaving  by  GriaeU  Gardynehia 
wife,  an  only  surviving  son, 

Alrzardbr  Graham,  Eaq.  of  Duntroon,  who  d.  in  1782, 
leaving,  by  Clementina  hia  wife.  dan.  of  David  Gardyne, 
Esq.  of  Middleton,  eo.  Forflur,  with  eeveral  daua.,  one  eon, 
Alsxajtdrr,  of  Duntroon,  who  d.  «.  p.  in  1802,  whereupon 
hie  aiatere  becaine  hia  co-beira.  Of  thoee  ladica,  the  only 
two  who  married  were,  Amblia,  who  became  the  wife  of 
Patrick  Stirling,  Beq.,  and  CLBMEHmrA,  who  m.  in  1794, 
Gavin  Drummond,  Beq.  and  had  a  dau.,  Clementina,  m.  to 
thoEarlof  Airlie.    The  elder, 

Ambua  Graham,  m.  18  April,  1781,  Patrick  StirUng,  Beq. 
of  Pittendriech,  oo.'  Forfar,  eon  of  William  SUriing,  Eaq.  of 
Pittendriech,  hadi/Mue, 

WiLUAM.  herh^. 

Alexander,  6. 16^  July,  1790,  d.  in  1601. 

Clementina. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


G  R  A 

JaiM,  m.  to  Johlk-lfortlodkLMOii,  Biq.ofOreftiTc 

Slid  son  of  the  late  Sir  Bdmund  Laoon,  Bart.,  and 

issue,  John-Edmund ;  Heniy,  R.N.,  d.  in  the  West  Indies; 

William-Stiiiing;  Graham,    M.D. :   MorUock;    Francis, 

RN.,  d.  in  the  west  Indies ;  Amelia,  m.  to  Charies  John 

Palmer,  Esq. ;  Jane,  Clementina;  and  Harriott. 

Mrs.  Stirling  assumed,  with  her  husband,  in  inheriting 

Duntroon,  the  sumame  and  arms  of  Oraham.    Her  onl  j 

surriring  son  is  the  preaeat  Willuii  8fmuH«  GmAHAM , 

Esq.  of  Duntroon. 

Arnt^—AB  Graham  4^^Mf)it. 
Qtat    Duntroon,  oo.  Wotfut, 


GRAHAM  OF  AIRTH  CASTLE. 

Oraham,  William,  Esq.  of  Airth  Castle,  oo. 
Stirling,  J.P.,  6.  9  Nov.  1808 ;  m.  17  Jan.  1839, 
Elizabeth,  youngest  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Anstru- 
ther,  Knt  of  iSiirdpart,  co.  Fiffe,  Chief  Justice  at 
Madras,  and  uncle  to  Sir  Ralpli-Aberoromby  Au- 
Btmther,  Bart.,  and  has  issue, 

L  Thomas-Philip,  A.  t*  Paris,  8  Oct  1841. 

n.  Janet-Caroline. 

lUlfa^f. — Jambs  Gbaham,  dean  of  the  flumlty  of 
Advocates  in  Scotland,  and  judge  of  the  high  court  of 
Admiralty,  6.  8  Dea  1676,  m.  Lady  Mary  LlTingstone,  dau. 
of  James,  8rd  Earl  of  Callander,  by  I^idy  Anne  Graham, 
his  wife,  dau.  of  the  tod  Maiquess  of  Montrose,  and  had 
two  eons  and  two  daus.,  viz.,  James ;  Wiluam,  who  «.  his 
father ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Maodowall,  Bsq.  of  CasUe- 
somple,  CO.  RenArew ;  and  Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Dundas, 
Esq.  of  Fingask.    Mr.  Graham  d,  1746,  and  was«.  by  his  son, 

William  Graham,  Esq.  of  Airth  Castle,  6.  in  1730,  who 
fit.  Anne,  dau.  of  Star  Henry  Stirling,  Bart,  of  Ardoch,  eo. 
Perth,  and  had  issue.    Mr.  Graham  <i.  1790.    His  eldest  son, 

Jamxs  GaAHAM,  Esq.  of  Airth  Castle,  6.  24  March,  1761, 
a  Bengal  dTilian,  d,  18  March,  1806,  and  was  $.  by  his 
brother, 

Thomas  Graham,  Esq.  of  Airth  Castle,  b.  1  March,  1768, 
who  i.  also,  his  maternal  uncle.  Sir Hiomas  Stirling,  Bart, 
in  the  estate  of  Strowan,  and  in  compliance  with  that  gen- 
tlemm's  will,  assumed  the  additional  sumame  and  arms  of 
SnRLiKa.  He  m.  9  Feb.  1807,  Caroline-Mary,  only  dau.  of 
Major  James  Home,  son  of  lieut-Col.  James  Home,  of  the 
Royals,  who  was  youngest  son  of  Sir  John  Home,  Bart  of 
Blaokadder,  oo.  Berwick,  and  by  this  lady  (who  d.  10  June, 
1813)  had  iasuo, 

William,  now  of  Airth  Castle. 

Thomas-J  AMSs  Graham-Stirliko,  Esq.  of  Strowan,  eo. 
Perth,  6.  11  June.  1811,  who  f.  his  grand-uncle,  General 
Sir  Thomas  Stirling,  Bart  of  Strowan.  He  m.  4  July, 
1844.  Maxy.  eldest  dan.  of  William  Stiriing.  Esq.,  2nd 
son  of  the  late  John  Stiriing,  Esq.  of  KippeudaWe,  co. 
Perth. 

CaroliiB-James-Home^  b.  84  May,  1812,  a  Bengal  dvilian. 

Maiy-Margaret  d.  14  March,  1827. 
Mr.  Graham  Stirling  d.  I  July,  1886. 

^rm»-4)uarteriy:  let  and  4th,  or,  on  a  chief,  sa.,  three 
esealk^M,  aig. ;  2nd  and  Srd,  ai^-t  a  fosse,  embattled,  between 
three  roeee,  gu. 

CnefC— A  naked  hand,  holding  a  dagger  erect,  ppr. 

Motto— Von  immemor. 

i8m<— Airth  Castle,  co.  Stirling. 


CUNNINOHAME-GRAHAM  OF  GARTMORS. 

GUMNINOHAMS-QraHAM,    ROBEBT-CUNNUfOHAMB, 

Esq.  of  Gartmore,  co.  Perth,  and  rinlaystone,  ca 
Renfrew,  6.   14   Sept   1799;    m,  U    July,  1824. 
Frances -Laura,  dau.  of  Archibald  Speirs,  Esq.  of 
Elderslie,  by  his  wife,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Thomas, 
Lord  Dundas,  and  has  issue  three  sons  and  four 
daus. ;  the  eldest  son  is, 
Wiluam  CuMNiKCHAMs-BoirnKs,*  of  Ardodh,  oo.  Dum- 
barton, b.  11  April,  1825,  late  an  officer  in  the  2nd 
Dragoons,  m  in  June,  1851,  Anne-Elizabeth,  youngest 
dau.  of  Admiral  the  Hon.  Charies  ElpUnstone  Fleming, 
of  Cumbernauld  House,  oo.  Dumbarton,  and  has  issue 
two  sons.    He  is  a  doputy-lieut.  for  co.  Dumbarton. 
Mr.  Cunnioghame-Qraham  is  vice-lieutenant  of  co. 
Dumbarton,  and  a  dnputy-lieutenant  for  co.  Renfrew. 


*  Theeldestsonof  thisfamily,  by  an  old  entail,  possesses  the 
estate  of  Ardoch.  and  bears  the  name  and  arms  of  BoifTiirB, 
duxlng  the  lifetime  of  his  &ther. 
470 


6  R  A 

EtlUSte.— Sib  Jobh  Gkaham,  of  Kllfarida,  "filr  Jekm 
with  the  bright  sword,"  wm  aeeoiid  so«  of  Msliws,  eacl  of 
Menteith,  so  cnated  6  Sep.  1427,  wIm  was  sea  of  Patrick. 
Earl  of  Strathem  (in  zigfat  of  his  wifs^  Biqihemia,  dan.  and 
hsir  of  Piinoe  Dsrrld,  son  of  King  Bobkrt  ILX  and  xtephew 
of  Sir  Robert  Gn^am,  oxi^uted  in  14S7  for  the  minder  of 
KiBgJAMHi.  FimB*«airJohik  with  the  bright  0word" 
desoended 

Wiluam    Geabam,  of  Gartmore,  oe.  PMth,  who  was 
father,  besides  a  dau.,  wife  of  the  Hon.  John  Alesaiwlsr, 
4th  son  of  William,  1st  earl  of  8tirUi«,  of  a  sen  aa4  heir, 
JoHVi  who  was  Ihther  of  two  sons, 
L  Wiluam  (Sia),  of  whom  preeently. 
II.  Walter,  of  QalHngad,  who  had  two  sons, 
1  RoBKBT,  M.D.  of  Gallingad,  who  f .  his oottsln,  8lr  John 
Graham,  of  Gartmore. 

S  William,  of  Dumbarton,  who  m.  Mary,  daio.  and  heir  of 
James  Hodge,  by  Mary  his  wifet  sister  and  bsir  of  Star 
John  Graham,  of  Gartmor%  and  had  issuer 
James,  d.  $.  p. 

Wmiam,  b.  1720,  voted  as  earl  of  Menteith,  fhna 
13  Oct.  1744,  to  5  May.  1781,  when  the  Committee  of 
Privileges  ordered  him  to  diaoontinue  the  titles ;  d, 
MM».80Juue^  1T88. 
GriseL 

Mary,  m.  to  John  Boi^  of  the  Exdss. 
Margaret,  d.  t.  p. 

The  elder  son  and  heir. 

But  William  G&aram,  of  Gartmore^  Bart.,  so  created 
28  June,  1665,  m,  1663,  the  Hon.  Elizabeth,  Snd  dau.  of  John, 
Lord  Kinpont,  son  and  heir  of  William  Orahana,  7th  earl 
of  Menteith,  and  Ist  earl  of  Airth,  and  sister  and  oo-heir  of 
William,  last  earl,  and  by  this  lady  had  a  son,  John  (Sir;, 
his  h^,  and  a  dau.  Mary,  m  to  James  Bodge,  Eeq.,  of 
Gladsmuir,  advocate,  and  was  mother  of  a  dau.  and  heir, 
Maiy,  who  m.  William  Graham  of  Dumbanon.  Sir  William 
was  M.  by  his  son, 

Sim  JoHK  Qhaham,  Snd  bart.  of  QartHiore,  who  <f .  wmm. 
18  July,  1708,  when  Gartmore  devolved  on  his  oouain, 

RoBSBT  Gbaham,  Esq.,  M  D.,  of  Gallingad,  who  then 
became  of  Gartmore.  He  hod  two  sons,  NiooL,  his  heir  and 
Thomas,  M.D.  of  Bucchlwa,  physician  to  Qeatfge  II.,  who 
d  vnm.    The  elder  son  and  heir. 

NiooL  Graham,  Esq.  of  Gartmore  and  ^^^ii^g*^  m. 
t  April,  1738,  Lady  Mati^aret  Cimnhaghame,  dae.  of  William 
Cuimingliame,  18th  Earl  of  Glencaim,  and  had  Issiin. 

William,  d.  v.  p.  1774. 

Robert,  of  whom  presenti  7. 

John,  col  in  the  army  of  Kipper,  d.  umm.  «.  fK 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Dalyell,  Bart,  of  Binns,  eo. 
linUthgow. 

Mr.  Nicd  Gi-aham  d.  16  Nov.  1775,  and  was  s.  by  his  only 
surviving  son, 

RoBSBT  Graham,  Esq  of  Gartmore,  reeetver^psBsral  for 
Jamaica.  His  eonsin,  Nicd  Bontias,  of  Ardoch,  entailed 
that  estate  upon  him  and  his  heirs,  with  the  name  and 
arms ;  but,  in  the  event  of  his  snoeeedinf  to  Qartmon,  the 
estate  of  Arioeh  was  to  go  to  the  nearest  heir  of  Oartmore, 
and  at  all  future  periods  every  heir  of  entail  of  Ardoob  in 
peasessioti  was  to  demise  in  fovoor  or  any  nearer  heir  of 
entail  to  the  Gartmote  eetatei  In  1796^  on  the  death  Of 
Jolm,  last  Eari  of  Glencaime.  Mr.  Graham  soooeoded  to  the 
estate  of  Finlaystone,  Ac.,  and  assumed  the  name  and  arma 
of  Cuvhihohamb,  in  addition  of  those  of  Graham,  vrbich  he 
had  resumed  on  his  fother's  death.  This  gentleman  si. 
1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  Patrick  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Jamaloa,  sister  of 
Sir  John  Tayl<nr,  Bart.,  and  Snd,  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Thomas 
Buchanan,  Esq.,  of  Spittal  and  Leny :  by  the  former  he  had 
issue, 
William,  his  hoir. 

Nicol  Graham,  of  Jarbruek.  Mdnihive,  co.  Durabaston,  and 
sometime  Bontine  of  Ardoch,  col.  and  miutOtal-deHsmp 
in  the  Austrian  service,  Kuight  of  Miiria  Theresa,  and 
member  of  the  Aulic  Council.  He  m.  twice,  Ist,  a  Frendi 
lady,  by  whom  he  had  a  son  in  the  Austrian  service,  who 
81.  a  Polish  lady,  whose  name  be  has  assumed.  By  Us 
Snd  wife  Col.  Oraham  had  a  son,  Iwan,  and  a  dan.,  m.  to 
—  Robertson,  Esq. 
Msrtha,  m.  to  Peter  Speirs,  Esq.  of  Culoruleh,  oo.  Btirili«. 

The  eldest  son  snd  heir, 

William  CnmnHOHAMS  CuinnyoHAMc-ORABAif,  Bsq.  of 
Gartmore,  Finlaystone,  4c  ,  and  sometime  of  Ardooh,  with 
the  name  of  Bontine,  m  1st,  Anna,  dau.  of  the  Venerable 
John  Dickson,  archdeacon  of  Down,  and  had  isone, 

RoBEBT,  nreeent  representative. 

WiHiam-John.  Bombay  civil  service,  d.  1827. 

Douglas,  mt^or  E.I.C.S.,  m.  1st,  Anne,  dan.  of  Maior 
Tyler.  R.A.,  and  «ndly,  Emily,  dau.  of  CoL  McNeO. 
E.I.C.S. 


ogle 


OR  A 

Abiuw  «.  Irt.  toThomMCaldenroodDialMUB,  Bra.  of  Lur- 
ffo.  tndly,  to  David.  Loid  Bnkliie. 

Cba«rloct«. 
Mr.  CunnlngtiMiit  flmham  m.  Sndly,  Xn.  BogH  u^  Vy 
herluMliMiifl^ 

Thomas. 

Soaan.  m.  to  Robert  Barthokmew.  Ba^ 

Matilda^  «.  totba  Bar.  W.  MeKeUar. 
Ha  <2.  In  NoT.1846,  and  was  «.  ^7  hia  eldastaoii,  thapnaent 
RoBKKT-CunruroBAMx  CummroHAXS-OmAHAM,  Bsq.  uf 
Oarkmora. 

Arms,  Cmts,  and  ifoKoet— Oa4Ham  and  CvnniroKAXK. 
SttOi    Qartmora,  oo.  Perth,  and  Flnlaystone^  co.  Banfraw. 


GRAHAM  OF  TAMRAWER. 

Graham,  William,  Esq.  of  Barntshiela,  ea  Ren- 
frew, J.P.,  late  repreaeDtatiTo  of  the  family  of  Tani- 
rawer,  m.  let,  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Swanstoo, 
Eaq.,  by  whom  he  left  five  sons  and  two  daua., 

I  William,  m.  to  Jane  Catherine,  2nd  dan.  of  the  lata 
John  Lowndea,  Beq.  of  Arthmlie. 

n.  John.  m.  Jamaa. 

IT.  Bobert.  T.  Alexander. 

L  Margaret.  n.  Catherine. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Anna-Matilda,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late 
John  Lowndee,  Esq.  ot  Arthurlie,  by  whom  he  had 
one  son  and  four  daus^, 

I.  Henry-Lowndaa. 

L  Anna.  n.  Fianoea. 

ni.  BUaebeth.  it.  Chiiatina. 

%itltA^t» — ^The  landa  of  Ttenrawer,  with  aoTeral  other 
ftuma  forming  the  estate  of  Tamrawer.  in  Kilsyth  parish, 
and  oounty  of  Stirflag,  belonged,  in  the  year  1 437,  to  Bobbt 
Gbabam,  designed  of  Tsmrawar,  who  waa  deaoended  Arom 
Oraham  of  Dundaff  (of  whom  the  Montroao  ftunilyX  whioh 
barony  ia  ac^aoent.  Bobert  d.  in  the  year  1460,  and  waa  «. 
by  biason, 

WtuAAM  Qbaham,  of  Tunrawar,  who  d.  fn  151S,  and  was 
«.  by  his  sen* 

Jamis  Okaham,  of  TAmrawer,  who  d.  fn  IMS,  and  waa  «. 
by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  Oramam,  of  T^unrawer,  who  d,  in  IMl.  William 
was.  «.  by  his  son, 

BoBSRT  Oraham,  of  Tammwer,  who,  in  the  year  1M6, 
built  a  laige  caatalhited  houae  upon  his  lands.  His  descen- 
dant, in  the  fifth  degree, 

BoBCRT  Oraham,  of  Tamrawer,  was  an  eminent  sgrlonl- 
tnrist.  He  m.  the  only  dan.  of  John  Lulce,  Esq.  of  Claythom, 
in  Lanarkahire,  by  whom  he  had  three  sons,  John,  Oeoxge, 
and  William  ;  also  fonr  daus.  John,  the  eldest  son,  went 
to  America,  where  he  acquired  a  great  extent  of  land,  and 
resided  there  many  Tears,  but  d.  «mm.  His  broUiers, 
Georgo  end  William,  also  d,  unm.  The  first  dau..  Christian, 
m.  Hugh  M'Mutrle.  Esq.,  and  had  issue ;  the  second,  Jane, 
«.  Bobert  Wilson,  Esq.,  but  had  no  issue ;  the  third,  Helen, 
at.  the  BoT  Patrick  Hutctdnson,  A.M.,  and  had  seren  son% 
1  James,  m.  to  Annabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Oeoige  Gibson, 
Esq.  of  Hampstead,  and  had  one  son,  Pistridk,  who  d  young; 
t  Bobert ;  8  John  who  d.  unm. ;  4  Peter ;  6  William  settled 
in  America ;  6  Qeorge,  d  %nm  ;  and  7  Graham,  m.  in  1847, 
to  Annette-Mary,  dan.  of  the  late  Archibald  CrawAurd,  &q. 
of  AidmiDan,  eo.  Ayr ;  tba  fourth,  Bliaabeth,  m.  the  Bar. 
Jamea  Dunn,  and  had  issue,  of  whom  all  the  aona  went  to 
America,  where  they  settled.  Bobert  Graham,  a  short  time 
before  his  death,  sold  his  estate  of  Tamrawer  to  hia  brother, 

WnxiAM  Graham,  an  eminent  merchant  in  London,  who, 
as  well  aa  his  brother  Alexander,  having  d.  unm.,  left  the 
estate  of  Tamrawer  to  his  only  surriTing  brother, 

Jamss  Graham,  of  Thmrawer.  Ha  m.  Agnea  Campbell, 
by  whom  he  had  two  sons,  1  Wiixiam,  of  whom  aflerwarda ; 
and,  S  Jamea,  who  married  Janet  Maxwell,  representatlTe 
of  Um  Maxwells  of  Willlamwood  and  Marlcsworth,  oo.  Ben- 
frew,  and  had  issue  {tee  Maxwkll  Graham  <^  WiUiam- 
wood) ;  also  one  dau.,  Agnos,  who  m.  Dr  Wardrop,  B  N., 
and  had  issue.    He  d.  In  1796.  and  wss  t.  by  bis  son, 

WtLUAM  Graham,  aa  representatire  of  Tamrawer,  who 
M.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  John  Pattison,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had 
flte  sons  and  four  dana.,  I  James,  who  m.  Christina,  dau. 
of  John  Patison,  Esq  of  Leith,  but  d.  before  bis  fkther, 
lesTing  four  daus ,  but  no  male  issue :  2  Wiujam,  of  whom 
presently ;  8  Alexander «».  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lnnoaster, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue  ;  4  John,  m.  Elinbeth,  dau.  of  John- 
Hatt  Voble,  Esq.  of  Lackhanstead,  in  Berkshire,  a  deputy- 
471 


(I  B  A 

Ueut.  of  that  county,  and  haa  issue  (his  eldest  dsn.  m,  in 
1868,  John-Fiederlck,  only  son  of  Sir  John  Croft,  Bart.); 
6  Bobert,  m.  Susan,  dau.  of  —  Schuyler  Esq.,  and  has 
issue ;  1  Agnes,  «i.  Stewart  Smith,  Esq.  of  Glasgow,  grand- 
son of  James  Smith,  Esq.  of  Craigend,  Stirlingshire,  and  has 
issue;  2  Margaret,  d.  unm. ;  8  Elisabeth;  and,  4  Jessie  m. 
Walter  Cram,  Esq.  of  Thomliebank,  co.  Benfrew,  and  has 
issue.  William  Grsham  d.  in  1888,  and  waa  «.  by  his  son, 
William  Graham,  Esq.  of  Buratahiels,  late  represent- 
atire  of  the  fiunily  of  Temrawer. 

Arm»—Or,  on  a  chief;  sa.,  thrse  escsDops,  or. 
Oneie— An  eagk,  deronring  a  stock,  all  p»r. 
Kotto— Nea  oublies.  -*      rw 


MAXWELL-GRAHAM  OF  WILLUMWOOD. 

Maxwkll-Oraham,  Jambs,  Esq.  present  repro- 
sentatiTe  of  the  families  of  WilUamwood  and 
Matksworth,  a  Magistrate  and  Commissioner  of 
Supply  for  the  oo.  of  Renfrew. 

fLintK^t* — Jomr  Maxwbll,  Esq.  of  WiUiamwood, 
dierifr-dopute  of  Benftewshire,  is  mentioned  by  Crawford, 
in  his  hisboiy  of  that  county,  as  descended  from  the  MaxweUe 
of  Aldhouse,  who  were  sprung  from  a  son  of  the  ancient 
fiunily  of  Pollocic,  and  giTcs  for  his  armorial  bearings  the 
ooat  of  that  Csmily.  Tia.,  '*  Argent,  oo  a  saltier,  sable,  an 
annulet,  or,  stoned,  asure,  within  a  border,  sable,  for 
diflbrence.  (Antil— A  stag's  head,  cabossed.  JfoWo— Propero 
sed  euro. — lyoa  RegitUr,  1698.  He  ta.  in  1601  (m  Bobbbt- 
son's  CwUinuatUm.  of  Crawturd,  p.  S70),  1st,  EUsibeth, 
dau.  of  Henry  Woodrop,  Esq.  of  Dalmamook  and  Dalbeth, 
by  whom  he  had  issue,  i.  JoHir,  of  whom  presently ; 
IL  Henry,  sherifr-dOpute,  of  Benflpewshire,  who  d.  without 
issue;  and  in.  John,  -who  d.  without  issue;  and  a  dau., 
Anna,  m.  to  William  Thomson,  Esq.  of  Corsehill,  d.  also 
without  issue.  He  m.  2ndly.  Anne  Semple.  dau.  of  Sir  Wil' 
liam  Semple,  of  Cathcart,  but  had  no  issue  by  that  marriage. 

JoHM  Maxwxll,  Esq.  of  WiUiamwood,  his  eldest  son,  m. 
in  1737,  Annabella,  dau.  of  Gavin  Balston,  of  Balaton,  by 
Anne  his  wife,  dan.  of  William  Porterileld  of  that  ilk  (tt 
Jtoyat  Detctnts)^  and  had  issue,  John,  his  heir,  and  four 
dios.,  the  eldest,  Ann,  m.  to  Charles  Maxwell,  Eaq.  of  Marks- 
worth,  in  Benft-ewshire,  and  had  issue,  two  sons,  James  snd 
Heniy,  and  live  daus.,  John,  Janet,  Ann,  Annabella,  and 
Elisabeth,  of  whom  John,  the  eldest,  and  Jankf,  the  2nd, 
will  be  presently  taken  notice  of.  The  Snd  dau.,  Elisabeth, 
d.  unm. ;  the  Srd,  Annabella,  m.  Archibald  Cmwford,  Esq., 
merchant  in  Greenock,  and  had  issue;  the  4th,  Jaoobina, 
IN.  John  Balrd,  Esq.,  merchant  in  Glasgow,  but  had  no 
surviving  issue. 

John  Maxwkll,  Esq.,  the  only  son,  «.  his  IMher  ss  Laird 
of  WiUiamwood.  He  m.  fai  1761.  Martha,  diiU.  of  John 
Baird,  Esq.  of  Craigton,  in  Dumbsaionshire,  and  had  issue 
three  sons,  the  two  younger  of  whom  d  ,  the  one  young, 
the  other  unm.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

James  Maxwbll,  Esq.  of  WiUiamwood,  mi^  in  the  S0th 
regt.  of  diagoona.  In  1788  he  sold  the  caatle  and  landa  of 
Oathcart,  which  had  been  a  considerable  time  in  the  funUy. 
In  the  same  year  he  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Jotm  CampboU,  Esq.' 
of  WeUwot  d,  in  Ayrshire,  but  d.  without  issue  in  1866. 
The  succession  now  came  to  his  cousin, 

Mias  John  Maxwbll,  aa  above  mentioned,  eldest  dau.  cf 
Chailee  Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Marksworth,  and  rapresentativo 
of  that  flmily,  her  two  brothers  having  d.,  the  one  young, 
the  other  unm.  This  lady,  in  the  year  1812,  sold  the  estate 
of  iniUamwood  to  Mi^or  George  Morison,  who.  in  1817, 
sold  it  to  James  Stewart,  Esq.  Miss  MaxweU  d.  in  1816, 
unm.  She  vras  a  in  the  representation  of  both  the  Cuniliee 
of  WiUiamwood  and  Maxksworth  by  her  next  sister, 

Janbt,  also  above  mentioned,  who  si.  Jambb  Graham, 
Esq.,  morehant  in  Glasgow,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Jamoe 
Graham,  Esq.  of  Tamrawer,  in  StirMiigshire,  the  heir  male 
and  lineal  representative  of  Bobert  Omham,  proprietor  of 
Tamrawer  in  the  year  1427,  descended  of  Dundaff  {of  whom 
the  Montrose  CgonilyX  and  had  issue.  Jambs,  of  whom  pre- 
senUy;  Charles,  d.  in  1865;  and  six  daus..  L  Ann-Msxwe]l» 
d.  young;  ii.  Agnes,  tn.  in  1816,  to  James  Smith.  Esq.  of 
Craigend,  in  StirUngshire,  and  haa  issue  (her  dau..  Agues* 
Graham,  m.  David-Stuart,  Lord  Cardross) ;  ui.  Janet,  «L 
uftm.  ;  IT.  AnnabeUa-MaxweU;  T.   Ann-MaxweU ;  and  ▼!. 
Henrietta-MaxweU,  m.  1861,  to  James  Hutchison,  Esq.   of 
Bockend,  co.  Dumbarton.    Mrs.  Graham  d.  in  1826,  and  tbe 
fiuniUMof  WiUiamwood  snd  Marksworth  sre  now  representee! 
by  her  eldest  sou,  as  above  meutioned,  Jambb  Maxh 
Graham,  Esq.  /^~^  l 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


OKA 

Armt~-Q;QaTierhr :  Itt  and  4t3i,  or,  on  a  chief,  trm.,  three 
eHcallope  of  the  first,  for  G&aham;  2ik1,  tag.,  on  a  saltire, 
■a.,  an  annulet,  or,  stoned,  aa.,  within  a  bordure,  oi  the 
second,  for  Maxwell  qf  WiUiamvood;  Srd.  ara;.,  on  a 
saltire,  sa.,  a  martlet,  or,  within  a  bordure,  invected,  gu.,  for 
Maxwell  <tf  Marktwnih. 

CruU—l^  an  eagle,  reguardant,  rising  ttam  a  rock,  all 
ppr..  with  the  motto,  "Souvenes;"  2na,  a  stag's  head, 
cabossed,  with  the  motto,  **  Propero  sed  euro." 


GRAHAM  OF  LEITCHTOWN. 

Graham,  James,  Esq.  of  Leitchiown,  oo.  Perth, 
J.P.,  m.  in  1835,  Ellenor-Smith,  only  surviving  daa 
of  the  late  John  Thwaites,  Esq.  of  Topsham,  in 
Devon,  and  has  issue, 

I.  EDWAaD-XoBMAN-JAMKs,  6.  81  Dsc.  1887. 

IL  WUIiam-Frederiok,  b.  26  Aug.  1840. 

I.  Emily-Louisa. 

%ilXtK^t* — ^David  Qraham  (2nd  son  of  Walter  Graham, 
of  Ckutur,  which  Walter  was  2nd  son  of  Alexander,  2nd  Eari 
of  Menteith,  dwelt  at  Orahamstown,  and  built  the  house 
thnvof.  He  m.  a  dau.  of  Kinross,  Laird  of  Kippenross  (and 
lister  to  the  Lady  GarturX  by  whom  he  had,  with  a  dau.  «m. 
to  Campbell,  of  Auohtexhailey,  in  Argyllshire,  a  son, 

Patbzok  Graham,  who  m.  the  only  child  of  Baron 
Maoquibbon,  wiUi  whom  he  got  the  estate  of  Blairquhoile, 
of  BlairchoiUe,  in  the  parish  of  Port,  of  Monteitb,  and 
county  of  Perth,  now  known  by  the  name  of  Leichtown. 
By  her  he  had  issue, 

GiLBBBT  Grarax,  who  «.  to  hls  Esther  in  the  lands  of 
Leichtown.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  James  Smith,  by  whom 
he  had  several  sons.  Gilbert  d.  in  1704,  when  his  eldest 
son  «.  him,  vis., 

Patrick  Graham,  of  Leiditown,  who  m.  in  1006, 
Maigaret,  only  dau.  of  William  Napier,  of  Culragrean, 
who  was  killed  by  the  Camerons,  at  Inrerary,  and  was  «. 
by  his  son, 

Jambs  Graham,  who  was  bred  a  suigetm,  and  went 
eiurly  abroad.  On  his  return  he  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Leckie,  minister  of  Kilmaronock,  and  sister  of 
William  Leckie,  of  Broich.  in  SUrlingshire,  and  had 
two  sons  and  three  daus.  The  2nd,  but  eldest  surviving 
son, 

Jomr  Graham,  Esq.,  went  to  Jamaica  when  veiy  young. 
He  9.  to  the  lands  of  Leitchtown  at  his  flather's  death,  in 
the  year  1774.  He  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  James  Maoewen,  and 
<2.  in  1810,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  present  James 
Graham,  Esq.  of  Leitchtown 

^mw—Quarterly :  1st  and  4th.  or,  on  a  chief,  asure,  three 
escallops  of  the  first ;  2nd  and  3rd,  or,  a  fesse,  chequy,  asure, 
and  aig.,  iu  chief,  a  chev.,  ax.,  all  within  a  bordure^  sa. 

CrtM — A  demi-eagle.  wings  expanded*  ppr. 

Motto — Right  and  reason. 

Seal— Leitchtown,  Perthshire. 


GRAHAM  OF  MEIELEWOOD. 

Gbaham,  Gborqk- William,  Esq.  of  Meiklewood, 
oo.  Stirling,  6.  July,  1835. 

ttCntftOff  • — ^The  Grahams  of  Meiklewood  are  a  scion  of 
the  family  of  Montrose.  The  great-great-grandfiather  of 
the  present  representative, 

JoHH  Graham,  Esq.  of  Meiklewood,  m.  1st,  Isabella 
Duncan,  of  Lundy,  and  2ndly,  Bethia  Colquhoun,  of 
CSamscudden.    By  the  former  he  was  fiather  of 

David  Graham,  Esq.  of  Meiklewood,  who  m.  Isabella, 
dan.  of  Patrick  Murray,  Esq.  of  Ayton,  and  had  (with 
four  daus.,  Anne,  Bethte,  Mary,  and  Alison,)  a  son  and 
heir, 

JoHK  Graham,  Esq.  of  Meiklewood,  who  ».  1st,  1782, 
Agnes,  dau.  of  William  Don,  Esq.  of  Stirling,  and  2ndly, 
Clementina,  dau.  of  Charles  Stewart,  Esq.  of  Ardehiel,  and 
by  the  former  only  (who  cC  1788)  had  issue, 

David,  of  Meiklewood.  WiUiam. 

Margaret.  IsabeUa. 

The  elder  son, 

David  Graham,  Esq.  of  Meiklewood,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
Lieut.-Colonel,  6.  22  March,  1786,  «.  7  July,  1824,  Honoria, 
dau.  of  OUver  Stokes,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Kerry,  and  had 


Grobob-Wiluam,  now  of  Meiklewood. 
David. 

Agnes,  m.  to  Charles  Conyers,  Esq.  of  the  oo.  Keny. 
Henrietta-Bridget-Bowles. 
OoL  Graham  d,  1847. 
472 


G  R  i' 

^rm»-Or,  on  a  diief,  embattled,  sa..  throe  OBOBllops,  of  tiM 
field. 
Cr^    A  star.  ppr. 
Ifotto— Auxiliante  resuna 
AmK— Meiklewood,  oo.  Stiriing;  N.B. 


GRAHAM  OP  MOSSKNOW. 
Gbaham,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Mossknow,  oo.  Dum- 
fHes,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  coL  in  the  army,  h.  17»7 ;  m. 
in  Feb.  1880,  Anne,  only  child  of  Hugh  Mair,  Esq. 
of  Redhall  and  Wyseby.  and  has  issue, 

I.  WillxamMaib,  6.  21  May,  1882, 

II.  John-Gordon,  6.  11  July,  183S. 
ui.  Charles  Steuart. 

I.  Rosina-Anne.  li.  Gnoe-Hanrktt 

m.  Clementina-Maiy. 

litieagr.—This  fiunily,  "foremost  in  many  a  raid,  and 
out  in  '16,"  has  been  in  direct  descent  for  mora  than  two 
centuries  in  possession  of  the  property  and  seat  of  Moaa- 
know,  situated  on  the  Border.     The  late  reproeentative, 

William  Gbaham,  Esq.  of  Mossknow,  son  and  heir 
of  John  Graham,  Esq.  of  Mossknow,  by  his  wil^  Dorothea. 
Hay,  of  the  fiunily  of  Hay,  of  Park,  m.  18  April,  17M* 
Graoe-Maigaiet,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  John  Gordon,  8nd 
son  of  John,  Srd  Eari  ol  Aboyne,  and  dying  in  1889^ 
left,  (with  two  daus.,  Clementina,  and  Johanna-Grace,  m. 
in  April,  1829,  to  Brskine  Douglas  Sandford,  Esq.)  a  sosi 
and  successor,  the  present  Willl^m  Graham,  Bsq.  of 
Mossknow. 

Asal— Mossknow,  near  Annan. 


GRAHAM  OF  EDMOND  CASTLE. 
Gbaham,  Thomab-Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Edmond  Castle, 
CO.  Cumberland.  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high -sheriff  in 
1824;  6.  25  June,  1793;  m.  6  March,  1829,  Mary, 
8th  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Darid  Carnegie,  Bart,  of 
Southesk. 

S^tlUagr • — ^Thomas  Graham,  Esq.  of  Bdmood  Castle, 
Cumberland,  descended  firom  a  branch  of  the  Gnhama,  of 
Bsk,  m.  Jan.  1749,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Thomas  Goolthard, 
Bsq.  of  Scotby,  and  by  her  (who  d.  aged  91,  in  1810)  left» 
at  his  deoease,  Oct.  1807, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Jambs,  of  Kirkstall,  created  a  Bart.,  1806.  {8m  BuBUfa 
Fetnugt  and  Banmetoffe,) 

William. 

Mary,  m.  to  Bichard  Graham,  Bsq.  of  Stonehousa. 

Elisabeth.  Margaret. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Graham,  Bsq.  of  Edmond  Castle,  b.  1731,  m. 
17  Aug.  1791,  Blisabeth-Susannah,  dau.  of  John  Davenport* 
Bsq.  of  Clapham,  Surrey,  and  left  at  his  doooaao,  SS  June, 
1818, 

Thomas-Hxmrt,  now  of  Edmond  Castle. 

John,  who  m.  18S1,  Caroline-Elinor,  dau.  of  the  late  B.  J. 
Curteis,  Eeq..  M.P.,  of  Windmill  HUl,  aud  haa  issue, 
Reginald -John;  Henry -Davenport;  Charles;  Edward- 
Curteis ;  and  Caroline-Curteis. 

Elisabeth-Maria. 

Emily,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Thomas  ColUna 

Anne-Marseret,  m.  to  Edward  Pothill,  Esq. 

^mu— Per  pale,  indented,  erm.  and  sa.,  on  a  ohiel^  per 
pale  of  the  last,  and  or,  three  escallope,  counterehanged. 

Crttt—Tvro  armed  arms  issuing  out  of  the  battlements  o 
a  tower,  ppr.,  holding  an  escallop,  sa. 

5fotto— N'oublie. 

£^at— Edmond  Castle,  Cumberland. 


GRAHAM  OP  DRUMGOON. 

Graham,  Robert,  Esq.  Drumgoon,  co.  Ferm»- 
nagh,  and  BallinakiU,  co.  Gal  way;  b.  May,  1780; 
m,  Ist,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Davia,  Eaq.  of 
SummerhiU,  oo.  Kilkenny,  who  (L  Feb.  1816 ;  and, 
2ud]y,  Jane,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Spoer,  Esq. 
of  Dfsert  Creight,  co.  Tyrone.  By  his  lat  marriage 
he  had  issue, 

I.  Fraitoib-John,  b.  Feb.  1816,  J.P.  and  higli-sberiir  of 
Tyrone,  in  1856. 

IdWIJlie.— This  family,  the  same  as  thai  of  the  His- 
torian of  Deny,  daims  descent  ftom  the  Border  raoe  of 
Graham ;   three  brothers  of  the  name  settled  in  Ireland,  in 


O  R  A 


6R  A 


Vfernumagh,  and  In  Monaghan.  Mr.  Oraham'a  grtndfliiai«r, 
RoBBBT  O&AHAM,  Esq.,  M.  BUiabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Arm- 
strong, of  OUtagb,  CO.  Permanagfa,  and  had  iitue,  a  ton, 

FRAifon  Graham,  Esq.  of  Dnungoon,  who  m.  Bather, 
dau.  of  John  Boyd,  Eaq.,  eo.  Tyma»  and  djlng  1836, 
leftiaane. 


RoBKKT,  now  of  Drumgoon. 
William,  colonel  in  the  army,  m. 


J5?«i- 


army,  m.  Maria,  dan.  of—  Trench, 


Elixa,  m.  Bobert  Brownrigg;  Baq.  of  Xoxxiamonnt,  oo. 
Wexford. 

^rm«— Or,  a  rose,  gu.,  barbed  and  seeded,  ppr.;  on  a 
ehief,  aa.,  three  eecallope  of  the  let 

Crett — ^An  arm  embowed,  verted,  as.,  coiBMl,  aig.,  the  hand 
ppr.,  grasping  a  staff,  ragtUy,  go. 

IfoHo— RaUo  mihi  sufSoit. 

ftoiK- Drumgoon,  near  Maguiresbvidge^  and  BalHnaWl, 
oo.  Galwaj. 

GRANT  OF  GLENMORISTON. 

Grant,  Jamis-Mubrat,  Esq.  of  GleDtnoriston,  eo. 
Invemess,  And  Hoy,  oo.  Moray,  J.F.  and  D.L. ;  m. 
Harriet^  2od  dau.  of  Patrick  Cameron,  of  GleneTis, 
CO.  Inverness,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHX,  late  of  the  48nd  royal  hlghlanders. 

n.  Eran,  E.I.C.8. 

ni.  Patrick,  B.1.0.  dril  serrioe. 

IT.  Hugh,  B.I.C.8.  T.  James. 

I.  Jane,  m.  to  William  Unwin,  Esq. 

n.  Wlisabeth.  m.  BUen. 

IT.  Harriet  t.  IsabeUa. 

HtSIMSt*— The  original  grant  of  the  lands  snd  barony 
of  Olenmoriston  in  &Toar  of  the  progenitor  of  the  present 
fkmily,  is  the  charter  by  King  Jambs  IV.  to  Joum-Mobb 
Obaitt,  of  Culcabock,  Eon  of  John  Orant,  of  Freuchy,  laird 
of  that  Uk,  dated  at  Stiriing,  8  Dec.  1609.  In  1689,  Patrick 
Orant  of  Olenmoriston,  was  in  arms  at  KilUeorankie,  and 
In  the  risings  of  16  and  '46,  the  Olenmoriston  Orants  took 
a  decided  part  against  the  govenunent  Of  the  deriTative 
branches  we  may  mention  Orant  of  Oarron,  Orant  of 
I^ynachoam,  Orant  of  Avimore,  Croekie,  Ac.  The  great- 
grandfiither  of  the  existing  chief  of  this  well-known 
boose, 

Patbiok  Oravt,  of  Olenmoriston,  m.  the  dan.  of  John 
Orant,  of  CrosUe,  and  was  father  of 

Patbiok  Obamt.  Esq.  of  Olenmoriston,  who  m.  Henrietta. 
tnd  dan.  of  Patrick  Orant,  Esq.  of  Bothtomnrchus,  and  had 
Sssoe  four  scms  snd  four  daus.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

JoHir  Oraht,  Esq.  of  Olenmoriston,  lieut- colonel  in 
the  army,  and  colonel  of  the  InTemees-flhire  militia,  m. 
BUsabeth-Townsend,  dau.  of  Maior  John  Orant,  son  of 
Mango  Orant,  and  grandson  of  Orant,  of  Orant,  and  by 
this  lady  had  issue, 

Patrick,  who  d.  in  1806. 

Jambs-Mubbat,  of  Olenmoriston  and  Mot. 

Harriet,  m.  to  Thomas  Praser,  Esq.  of  Babain. 

Ann,  m.  to  Boderiok-K.  Mackeosie,  Esq.  of  flowertnim, 

^rsis    On.,  three  antiqae  or  eastern  crowns,  or. 
CNif— A  mountain  in  flames,  ppr. 
Jfeeto— Stand  firm. 

SeaU  Olenmoriston,  oo.  InTemss%  and  Moy  Houses  co. 
Horsy. 

GRANT  OF  KILQIJASTON. 

Grant,  John,  Esq.  of  Kilgraston,  oo.  Perth,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  b.  18  June,  1798 ;  m.  Ist,  20  June,  1820, 
Mamrety  dau.  of  Francis,  Lord  Gray,  and  had  by 
her  (who  d.  28  April.  1S21)  an  only  child, 

Maigaret,  mi.  10  Not.  1840.  to  the  Hon.  David  Monay, 
8rd  son  of  the  Eari  of  Mansfield. 
Hr.  Grant  m.  2ndly,  14  Maroh,  1828,  the  Ladv  Lucy 
Bruoe,  third  dau.  of  Thomas,  Earl  of  Elgin  and 
Kincardine,  and  by  hdr  has  had  issue, 

I.  Fbahob-Auoustus,  6.  24  Feb.  1829;  d.  1  Oct  1864, 
in  the  Crimea,  after  Alma. 

n.  Charies-Thomas-Constontlne,  b.  2  July,  1881. 

m.  Arthur,  6.  27  July.  1882 ;  d.  16  Sept.  1868. 

nr.  John-LudoTick,  b.  81  May,  1889 ;  d.  10  May,  1864. 

T.  Bobert-Henxy,  6. 16  Dec.  1840. 

Ti.  Alan-Budolph,  6.  28  Peb.  1848. 

TU.  Alario-Frederick.  6. 17  Aug.  1844. 

I.  Maty.  n.  Annie. 

m.  MaftUda-Oatherino,  d.  2  March.  1811 
473 


IT.  Loey.  ▼.  Elisa-Looisa,  d.  young. 

Yi.  Oharlotte-Augusta. 

Mr.  Grant  t.  his  fieither  in  1819. 

UneajHe.— Pbha  Obaxt,  Esq.  of  Olenlochy,  In  Strath 
Spey,  Inyemess-shire,  (an  estate  which  he  alienated  alter 
being  held  by  his  predecessors  from  the  period  when  th^ 
branched  off  from  the  Orants,  of  Orant,  chiefs  of  the 
ancient  dan,)  lineally  descended  from  John  Orant,  of 
Preuchy,  4th  son  of  John  Orant,  of  Orant,  the  ninth  chief 
of  the  Oruts,  of  Orant,  mi.  Beatrix,  dau.  of  Donald  Orant, 
Esq.  of  Inverlochy,  and  by  her,  who  d.  24  Jan.  1780,  aged 
09,  left  at  his  decease.  16  April,  1788,  sged  74,  two  sons, 
JoHV  and  Pbabois.    The  elder, 

JoHV  Obabt,  Esq.,  proceeding  to  Jamaica,  «.  Thomas 
French  as  chief  Justice  of  the  island  in  1788,  and  held 
the  oflice  until  1790.  He  purchased,  towards  the  doee  of 
the  last  century,  ftom  the  Murray  and  Oraigie  fiunilies,  the 
contiguous  estates  of  Kilgraston  and  Pitcaithly,  situated 
in  the  east  end  of  the  beautiAil  and  rich  valley  of  Strath 
Bam,  and  extending  over  part  of  the  Ochill  Hills.  Chief 
Justice  Orant  m.  Maigaret,  dan.  of  Boderic  Macleod,  of 
Edinburgh,  but  dying  issueless,  81  March,  1708,  was  «.  by 
his  brother, 

Pbahois  Obamt,  Esq.  of  Kilgraston  and  Pitcaithly,  who 
m.  Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  Bobert  Oliphant,  Eeq.  of  Bessie; 
poetmaster-genaral  of  Scotland,  and  had  issue, 
JoHV,  Us  heir. 

Bobert,  b.  in  1799,  d.  a  midshipman  B.N.,  In  1820. 
Henry-Dundas,  b.  in  1801,  d.  warn. 

Prancis.  6.  18  Jan.  1808,  m.  Ist,  Emily,  eldest  dan.  of 
J.-R  PSrquharBon,  Esq.  of  Invercauld,  and  by  her  had 
one  son,  John-Emilius.  He  m.  2ndly,  21  Aug.  1796, 
Isabella,  6th  dan.  of  Bichard  Norman,  Esq.,  by  Lady 
Eliaabeth  his  wife,  sister  of  the  Duke  of  Butland,  and  by 
her  also  has  issue,  Prancis,  Perdinand-H<^[>e,  Isabella, 
Emily,  and  BacheL 
James-Hope^  b.  22  July,  1808,  mi^or  in  the  9th  lancers, 
and  C.B. 

Mary-Anne^  m,  to  CoL  Lindsay,  of  Bakarres,  and  d.  in 
1820. 
Catherine-Anne,  vs.  in  1882;  to  Oraham  Spiers,  Esq.,  sheriff 
of  Edinburgh,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Orant  d,  in  1819,  and  waa  f.  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  Johv  Obaht,  Esq.  of  Kilgraston. 

Arm*-~Qvut  a  chevron,  engrailed,  ermine^  between  three 
antique  crowns,  or. 

Cnttr-K  mountain  in  flames,  ppr.,  with  an  escroU  sbove^ 
bearing  the  motto,  **  Perte  dti  fljiunmas ;"  but  the  Boman 
fiuces,  sveot,  ppr.,  was  adopted  by  the  late  Chief  Justice 
Orant 

Afotto— Leges  Juraque  serva. 

aeol— Kilgraston  House,  Bridge  of  Earn,  Perthshire. 


GRANT  OF  KILMURRY. 

Gramt,  Thomas  St.  Johv,  Esq.  of  Kilmnrry,  co. 
Cork,  J.P.,  higfa-eheriff  co.  Watorford  in  1852;  6. 
20  Sept.  1822,  «i.  15  Aug.  1849,  Elisa-Anna-Louis, 
dan.  of  Her.  Thomas  Hoare,  of  Glenanore,  and 
granddau.  of  Sir  Edward  Hoare,  Bart,  and  has 
issue, 

Tboxas-St.  Jobs,  6.  25  Sept  186S. 

Xrinf  age.— The  first  individual  of  this  flunUy  of  whom 
any  documentary  accounts  are  handed  down,  was  Captaiv 
Jasper  Oraht,  B.N.,  two  of  whose  commissions  are  pre- 
served, one  dated  17  April,  1660,  appointing  him  to  tho 
command  of  the  "  Mermaid,"  the  other,  8  April,  1672,  to 
the  command  of  the  "  Beserve."  Both  commissions  ars 
signed  with  the  autograph  of  James,  Duke  of  York,  then 
lord  high  admiral  of  En^and  (afterwards  Jambs  II).  This 
officer  obtained,  in  the  year  1667,  an  assignment  of  a  mort- 
gage of  the  lands  of  Orantstown,  or  Ballygraunt  (therehi 
then  80  called),  and  in  the  following  year  1668,  he  obtained 
a  conveyance  in  fee  of  the  same  tnxm  William  Dobbyn.  In 
this  document  he  is  described  ss  Captain  Jasper  Orant,  of 
the  city  of  Waterfbrd.  Now  it  appears  from  8mUk*t  oad 
Rptand^t  Bittoria  <ff  WaUtf^rd,  that  a  fiunUy  of  Orants 
were  from  an  eariy  period  residents  of  the  city  and 
neighbourhood  of  Waterford.  In  the  year  1447  the  Orsnts 
aie  included  with  the  Powers  (i,  «.  Peers),  Walshes,  and 
Duttona,  in  an  enactment  of  Hbnrt  VL,  by  which  the 
citiaens  of  Waterford  are  authorised  to  make  war  upon 
them  as  rebels  and  traitora.  These  two  histories  f^imlsh  a 
list  of  the  civic  offlcers  of  the  dty  from  sn  early  date, 
which  brings  down  ths  Waterford  Orants  to  the  year 
1640,  and  in  the  year  1667  Captain  Jaqper  Orant  comes  on 
the  stage  ss  punhaser  of  an  estate  called  Ballygraunt  or 


OKA 

Onmtstown,  and  dawribed  m  of  the  city  of  Waterford.  It 
appean  probable  that  in  thoae  early  timca  of  diaordor 
and  spoliation  this  family  forfeited  their  paternal  estate, 
which  then  passed  into  other  hands,  still  retaining  its 
name;  that  afterwards  they  reg^Uned  their  character  for 
loyalty  so  as  to  entitie  them  to  disdnguished  podtiona 
in  the  borough  of  Waterford,  and  that  finally  one  of  them 
was  enabled  to  purchase  back  his  family  inheritance,  and 
become  as  it  were  a  re-founder  of  his  race.  Captain  Jasper 
Grant,  B.N.,  of  Orantstown,  m.  sometime  about  the  year 
1667,  OUlian  Hely,  of  Kinsale.  sister  of  Fmncis  Holy, 
afterwards  of  the  city  of  Cork,  Oent,  and  had  a  son. 

Jaspw  Obamt,  who  m.  Annabella  Fitigarald»  and  was 
father  of 

Jasper  Graht,  of  KUmnrry,  oo.  Cork,  who  m.  Jane 
Vaughan,  of  the  fkmily  of  Golden  Grove^  but  left  no  issoe, 
and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Thomas  G&aht,  Esq.  of  Kilmnrry,  who  «.  29  July,  1719, 
Anne,  dau.  of  James  Usslin,  of  Taylorstown,  oo.  Waterford, 
Esq.    Their  son. 

Thomas  Gbaht,  Esq.  of  Kilmurry,  m.  11  Oct  1748, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Campion,  of  T^tHm^  Esq.,  and 
wasfifttherof 

Thomas  Grant,  Esq.  of  Kilmuny,  who  «m.  28  Nor.  1792, 
Sarah,  sister  of  Sir  Richard  Musgrave,  of  Touiln,  in  the 
oo.  Waterford,  Bart,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thoma8-8t.  John  Grant,  Esq.  of  Kilmuny,  who  m. 
Sept.  1820,  his  ooushi,  Anna-Esther,  dau.  of  the  Bev. 
Alexander  Grant,  vicar  of  dondallane,  and  d,  17  Jan. 
1882,  leaving  a  son  and  heir,  the  preseiit  Thomas^.  John 
Grant,  Esq.  of  Kilmnny. 

am^— Kilmurry,  oo.  Cork. 

GRANT  OF  THE  GNOLL. 

Gbant,  Hbnbt-Jqhn,  Esq.  of  The  Guoll,  ca  Gla- 
morgan, and  Wormley  Bury,  Herts,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
high-sheriff  of  Ghkmorganshire  1834;  6.  28  Feb.  1780 ; 
m.  25  May,  1822,  Mary,  dau.  of  Gen.  George  Warde, 
of  Woodland  Castle,  younger  brother  of  the  late 
John  Warde,  Esq.  of  Squerriea,  co.  Kent. 

lUfrage.— HoTRY-Grant,  Esq.  of  the  GnoU,  son  of  the 
Ber.  John  Grant,  rector  of  Nolton,  and  vicar  of  Booh,  co. 
Pembroke,  by  Elisabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Gilbert  Daviee, 
Esq.,  m.  in  1779,  Miss  Alicia  Camao,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
1887)  left  at  his  deoeas^  1881, 

Hbnrt-John,  of  the  GuolL 

Turner,  colonel  in  the  Grenadier  Guards,  d.  1845. 

Harriette.  m.  1882,  the  Hon.  OoL  John  Wingfleld  zitratftml, 
who  d.  1850. 

If  aria,  d.  unm, 

8MU—Th»  GnoD,  near  Neath,  and  Wormley  Bury,  Hert**. 


GRANTHAM  OF  KETTON  GRANGE. 

Gbaivtham,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Ketton  Grange,  oo. 
Rutland,  Capt  R.N.,  high-sheriff  1844,  6.  4  Dec. 
1790;  m,  25  July,  1811,  Emily-Grace,  youngest  dau. 
of  the  late  Right  Hon.  James  Forteacae,  M.P.,  of 
Ravensdale  Park,  co.  Louth,  and  sister  to  the  late 
Viscount  Clermont.  Capi.  Grantham,  and  his  two 
brothers,  Thomas,  migor-gen.  Royal  Artillery,  and 
Arthur,  of  the  R.N.,  and  their  sister,  Maigaret,  are 
the  children  of  Thomas-Bennett  Grantham,  Esq., 
capt.  15th  regt.,  by  Mai^garet^  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Captain  Arthur  Webber,  R.N.,  by  Maigaret  Robert- 
son, his  wife,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Grantham, 
Esq.,  who  descended  from  the  Granthams  of  Goltho*, 
CO.  Lincoln.  Major-Gen.  Thomas  Grantham,  Royal 
Artillery,  m.  Miss  Stanley,  and  has  a  son,  in  the 
Ceylon  Rifles,  and  two  daus.,  Charlotte,  m.  to  Major 
Fulford,  of  Fulford,  and  EmUy,  m,  to  F.  W.  Hill, 
Esq.,  late  of  the  10th  regt 

^rm«— Brm.,  a  griAn,  segreont,  gu. 
Creatr^k  demi-griffin,  gu. 
IfoMo— Honore  et  amore. 
&a(— Ketton  Grange,  near  Btamford. 


GRANVILLE  OF  WELLESBOURNE. 
Granville,  Behnard,  Esq.  of  Wellesboume,  co. 
Warwick,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  i  Feb.  1804;  m.  1st, 
474 


O  R  A 

1  June,  1828,  Mathewana-Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of  Capt- 
Onslow,  of  the  Coldstream  Guards,  eldest  son  of 
Admiral  Sir  Richard  Onslow,  fiart,  K.C.R,  and  ha^ 
by  her,  who  d.  in  Aug.  1829,  one  dau., 

Joan-Fredertea-Mathewana,  m.   1860,  to  Lord    Chaxiea 
Faulet. 
Mr.  GrauYille,  nu  2ndly,  in  18S0,  Anne-Catherine, 
dau.  of  Admiral  Sir  Hyde  Parker,  and  has  one  sou 
and  a  dau.,  yiz., 

I.  Betil,  capt  R.  W.  ftisUier^  b.  90  Jan.  1884. 

n.  Richard-Delabere,  RN.,  d.  on  board  H.M.a  Belle- 
rophon,  1865. 

in.  Geoigo-Hyde.  H.B.I.C.8.,  6.  lIaroli«  1887. 

IT.  Fredeiic-John,  6. 16  Got.  1889.        r.  Boger,  h,  1848. 

I.  VSany.  n.  OveUne.  m.  Louisa. 

IT.  Amy.  y.  Harriet. 

littf a0e.~The  Granvilles  daim  descent  from  Bmjlo, 
the  celebrated  northern  chieftain,  who,  being  driTen  from 
Norway  by  the  king  of  Denmark,  made  a  descent  upon 
England,  but  was  repulsed  by  Altbed.  He  was  subae- 
quently,  howerer,  more  fortunate  in  a  similar  attempt 
upon  Normandy.  Invading  that  cotmtiy  in  870,  he  achieTod 
its  complete  conquest  in  912,  and  was  invested  with  tbe 
ducal  dignity.  He  m.  Gilbette,  dau.  of  Chaalks  tbe  SimpU, 
King  of  France,  and  had  two  sons.  From  the  elder,  Wn<- 
LiAM,  descended  the  Comqukroe,  and  fkt>m  Bobbst,  the 
younger,  created  earl  of  CorbeU,  sprang  two  broUiexs, 
Bobert  Fltahamon,  who  reduced  Glamorganshire  (be  left  an 
only  dau.,  Mabd,  tbe  wifb  of  Bobert  de  GourcQ,  natund  son 
to  Hbnbt  I.X  and 

BiORABD,  sumamed  db  Gbantillb,  tram  one  of  his 
lordships,  who  came  into  England  with  Duke  WUUam,  and 
fought  at  Hastings.  This  Bichard,  who,  as  heir  mala, 
inherited  the  Norman  honours  and  estates,  was  earl  of 
CorbeU,  and  baron  of  Thorlgny  and  OraariUe.  He  like- 
wise possessed  the  castle  of  Neath,  in  GhuuMganshire.  He 
m.  Constance,  only  dau.  of  Walter  OiUhrd,  earl  of  Bnddng- 
hamshire  and  LongueriUe^  and  at  his  decease,  in  Journeying 
to  the  Holy  Land,  left  a  son  and  sncceeswr, 

Bichabd  GiujryiLLB,  who  held,  temp.  HsmiT  11.,  the 
lordship  of  Bideford,  by  half  a  knight'a  fee  of  the  honour 
of  Gloucester.    He  was  direct  and  lineal  ancestor  of 

Sib  Bichabd  Gbakyiixb,  Knt.  of  Stow,  sheriff  of  Devoid 
24  Hkwbt  VIII.,  and  subsequently  marshal  of  Calais.  To 
this  Sir  Bichard,  who  was  of  sn  aotire  and  daring  vpixH, 
and  who  seryed  in  the  warsimder  the  earl  of  Hertford,  the 
king  granted,  in  the  SSrd  year  of  his  reign,  the  manor  of 
Buokland,  and  rectory  of  Moorwlnstow,  formerly  bekmgSng 
to  the  monastery  of  BHdgewater.  He  m.  Matilda,  Snd  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  John  Bevil,  Esq.  of  Gwamock,  and  dying  in 
IMS;  was  t.  by  his  grandson, 

SiB  Bichabd  GBAmnuj^  Knt.  of  Stow,  a  gallant  naTsl 
commander  and  admiral  of  the  time  of  Blzbabbth,  killed 
in  action  in  1591.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  John 
St  Ledger,  of  Annery,  in  Deron,  by  Oatherina,  his  wifis. 
dau.  of  Genge,  Lord  Abergavenny,  and  had  three  sons  and 
three  daus.    The  eldest  son. 

Sib  Bbbhabd  Gbaittillb,  Knt.  of  Bideford,  in  Devon, 
and  of  Stow,  in  Cornwall,  was  sheriff  of  tbe  latter  oo.  In  the 
88th  Elisabbth,  and  M.P.  for  Bodmin.  Ho  m.  in  1608, 
Elisabeth,  dan.  and  heiress  of  Philip  Beril.  Esq.,  and  niece 
and  heiress  of  Sir  William  Beril,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

BKTiLrSirX  his  heir. 

Richard  (BirX  a  cavalier  commander  of  great  celebrity. 
"  the  kind's  general  in  the  west" 

John,  of  Lmcoln's  Inn. 

Roger,  drowned  in  the  king's  service. 

Gertrude,  m.  to  Christopher  Harris,  Esq.,  son  and  beir  of 
Sir  Christopher  Harris. 

Sir  Bernard  GrsuTille  was  s.  b7  his  eldest  son,  the  esle- 
brmted 

SiB  Betil  GBAmnixE,  Knt  of  Stow  and  Bideford,  one 
of  the  boldest  and  most  snceesiftil  of  the  cavaUsr  leader*. 
In  1642,  on  the  first  outbreaking  of  the  cItU  wars,  be 
Joined  the  royal  standard,  and  marching  into  Cornwall, 
rescued  that  whole  county  fh>m  the  ParUament,  attacked 
the  part'ff*"*  of  the  Commons,  who  bad  risen  in  great 
numbers  in  the  west,  and  routed  them  at  Bodmin.  Lann- 
ceston,  and  Stratton.  His  last  and  most  brilliant  action 
was  at  Lansdowne  Hill,  near  Bath,  where  be  fbU,  in  the 
arms  of  victory,  6  July,  1648.  He  m.  Grace,  dau.  of  Sir 
Geoige  Smith,  Knt  of  Exeter,  sole  heiress  to  her  mother, 
the  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  WUliam  Vyol,  Esq.  of  Tk^vorder, 
in  ComwaU,  and  had  issue, 

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G  R  A 


0  R  A 


JofRf,  who  was  created,  in  1601,  Viaconnt  GranviUe  of 

Lansdowue,   and   earl  of   Bath   (Sa  Bubilb's  Extinct 

Peerage). 
D«nnis,  living  in  1680,  dean  of  Durham,  rector  of  Easinff- 

tonand  Blwycko.  and  chaplain  in  ordinary  to  CharlssIT. 

He  m.  Anne,  4th  dan.  of  John  Coeyn,  lord  bishop  of 

Durham. 

BsBKABD,  of  whom  presently. 

ElixabeiJi,  m.  to  Sir  Feter  Prideauz,  Bart  of  Neth«rtou. 
Bridget,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Higsins.  Kut. 
Johanna,  m.  to  Colonel  RIohara  Thorahill. 
Oraoe,  m.  to  Robort  Fortaaouo.  Ksq.  of  Filley,  whoaa  dan. 

and  CO  heiress  im.  Sh-  Haalewell  Tyute,  Bart 
Sir  Beril's  4th  son, 

Bkbward  OmAXTiLLB,  Esq.,  was  master  of  the  horse  snd 

gentleman  of  tha  bedohambtr  to  Chables  II.    He  m.  Anne, 

only  dau.  and  heir  of  Cuthbart  Morlay,  Esq.  of  Haonby,  oo. 

Yock,  and  had  iMue, 

Bbtil  <8irX  soTenior  of  Barbadoea,  d,  wnm,  in  1716. 

OsoBOB,  of  ^w,  CO.  Cornwall,  who  was  eloTated  to  the 

peerage  in  1711,  as  Baron  Lansdowne  of  Biddeford.    Uis 

lordship   was  a  poet   of  considerable  reputation   (&« 

Buaxra  Krtinct  Peerage). 
Bernard,  of  whom  pi-esently. 
Anne,  m.  to  Sir  John  Stantoy,  Bart  of  Orange  Gorman, 

in  Ireland,  but  d.t.p, 
Elisabeth,  d.  «HiM». 

Bernard  OranTille  d.  in  1701,  and  was  buried  at  Lambeth. 
Ilia  8rd  son, 

Col.  Bsbmard  Orahtiuji,  of  Buokland,  eo.  Glouoester, 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Martin  Westoomb,  Bart,  consul  at 
GuUSk  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1747,  and  was  buried  in 
Glouoester  cathedral)  had  two  sons  and  two  daua.,  vis., 

I.  BcRVASD,  his  heir. 

u.  Beril,  of  Weedon,  in  Bucks,  who  m.  Mary-Anns^  dau. 
of  Riehard  Rose,  Km^.,  but  d.  without  issue. 

I  Maty,  m.  Ist  to  Alerander  Pendarves,  Esq.  of  Rosorow, 
in  Cornwall,  and  2ndly,  to  the  Very  Rev.  P^rick  Delauy, 
dean  of  Down,  but  d.  without  issue  in  1788.  This  lady, 
so  Justly  celebrated  for  her  great  literaiy  acquirements, 
was  much  esteemed  br  King  Geobob  III.  and  Queen 
CHARLom,  and  resided  courtautly  with  their  mi^esdas 
both  at  Kew  and  Windsor. 

II.  Anne,  6.  in  1707.  m.  at  Gloucester,  in  1740,  to  John 
D'E wes,*  Esq.,  of  Wellesboume.  co.  Warwick  (second 
son  of  Court  D'Ewes,  Esq.  of  Maplesbury,  high-sheritf  of 
Warwickshire  1714,  and  grandson  of  Richard  IrEwes,  Esq. 
of  Cougfatou,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Edmund  Ooiut,  Esq.  of  Maplabury,  oo.  Warwick),  and  d. 
in  1761,  leaving,  issue, 

1  Court  D'Ewes,  d.  vnm, 

2  Bkrvard  D'Ewes,  of  Hagley,  in  Worcestershire,  6. 
in  1743,  m.  in  1777,  Annei  eldest  dau.  of  John  Delabore, 
Esq.  of  Cheltenham,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1780,  left 
at  his  decease,  1822,  one  sou  and  one  dau.,  vis., 

Court,  successor  to  his  unde,  the  Ber.  John  Gran- 
ville. 

Anne,  ta.  in  Jan.  1806,  to  Geoige-Frederiok  Stratton, 
Esq.  of  Tew  Park,  in  Oxfordshire,  deceased. 
8  JoKH  D'Ewsa,  successor  to  his  imde,  Bernard  Gran- 
ville. Esq.  of  Calwich  Abbey. 

1  Mary  IrEwes,  m.  to  John  Port  B^q.  ot  Ilam,  in 
Staflbidshire. 

CoL  Granville,  of  Buckland,  d.  in  1788,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Bernard  Graktiuje,  Esq.,  who  purchased  from  the 
ancient  fJEunily  of  Fleetwood  the  estate  of  Calwich  Abbey, 
CO.  Stafford,  originally  a  cell  of  firiai's  of  the  order  of  St 
Benedict  Mr.  Granville  d.  «am.  in  1775,  and  bequeathed 
his  estates  to  his  sister  Anne's  8rd  son, 

Trr  Rev.  Joiiv  D'Ews's,  M.A.,  vicar  of  Dam,  co.  Staf- 
ford, and  of  Norbury,  in  Derbyshire,  b.  in  1744,  who  as- 
sumed, in  1786,  upon  inheriting  Calwich  Abbey,  the  sar- 
name  and  arms  of  Graitville.  He  m.  in  1779,  Harriott- 
Joan,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Delabere,  Esq.  of  Cheltenhim,  and 
had  one  son,  John,  and  a  dau.,  Harriet,  who  both  d.  unm. 
Mr.  Granville,  d.  in  1826,  and  was  a.  by  his  nephew. 

Court  D'Eweb,  Esq.,  of  Cdwich  Abbey,  co.  Stafford,  and 
Welleaboumc  Hall,  co.  Warwick,  6.  1779,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
who  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Gramvillb,  1826. 
He  m.  1808,  Maria,  dau.  of  Edward  Ferrers,  Esq.,  of  Bad- 
desley  Clinton,  co.  Warwick,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1852)  had 
issuer 

I,  Brbv ABn,  now  of  Wellesbounie  Hall. 

II.  GninviUe-John,  b.  1807,  vicar  of  Stratford-on-Avon ;  m. 
1839,  Marianne,  dau.  of  Sir  Gray  Skipwith,  Bart,  and 
has.  Gray;  Grace;  and  Gertrude. 

*  The  D'Ewes  of  Wellesboume,  who  became  settled  in  the 
COS.  of  Warrick,  Gloucester,  and  Worcester,  about  the  com- 
mencement of  the  17th  oentuiv,  are  said  to  be  a  branch  of 
the  family  of  D'Ewes,  originally  seated  in  Suffolk,  and  of 
which  Sir  Simonds  D'Ewes  waa  so  distinguished  a  member. 
475 


m.  Court  b.  1806.  vicar  of  Thexted.  Essex;  m.  1S47.  Lady 
Charlotte- Auftusta  liurray,  sister  of  the  Duke  of  Atholi. 

IV.  Frederic,  b.  1810,  late  mi^or  V.  W.  fusiliers;  m.  1854, 
Isabel,  dau.  of  the  late  Edvrard  Sheldon,  Esq.  of  Brailes, 
M.P. 

I.  HarrietJoan.  u.  Mary. 

III.  Lucy. 

^mt«— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th  gn.,  three  horsemen's  rests, 
or,  for  GRAKTnui;  2nd  and  8rd,  or,  three  quatrefoils, 
pierced,  gu.,  a  chief,  vaire,  for  D'Ewes. 

Cre«^--On  a  cap  of  maintenance^  a  griffin,  or. 

Motto—Deo  PatiiiB  Amicis. 

iSeofr— Wellesboume  Hall,  near  Warwick. 


GRATTAN  OF  TINNEHINCH. 

Gbatian,  Henrt,  Esq.  of  Tinnehiuch,  oo.  Wiok- 
low,  b,  in  1789;  M.P.  for  the  city  of  Dublin  from 
1826  to  1831,  and  for  the  county  of  Meathfrom  1832 
to  1851 ;  he  »k  in  1826,  Mary-O'Kelly  Harvey  (of  the 
Harveys  of  the  co.  Wexford),  and  hfui  had  ieaue, 

I.  Heniy,  d.  under  age.  n.  James,  d.  under  age. 

m.  Hsrvey,  deceased. 

I.  Henrietta,  m.  4  Aug.  1852,  to  Charles  Langdale,  Esq., 
nephew  of  Lord  Stourton. 

n.  Pauline.  m.  Elizabeth,  d.  imm.         * 

IT.  Mary.  ▼.  Louisa. 

Ti.  Framses.  vu.  Marianne. 

%infKQf, — Patrick  Grattan,  senior  Fellow  of  the 
University  of  Dublin,  m.  in  1609,  Miss  BrereUm,  (whose 
family  enjoyed,  in  the  co.  of  Cavan,  a  portion  of  the 
forfeited  lands  hsld  by  patent  from  Charles  II.,)  and 
had  issue, 

Hbnrt,  of  whom  presently. 

James,  M.  D.  John,  in  holy  orders. 

Charies,  in  holy  orders  master  of  the  school  at  Enniskillmi. 

Biohazd,  (Sir,)  Lord  Mayor  of  Dublin  in  1786. 
The  eldest  son, 

Hbhbt  Orattan,  Esq.  of  Garryross,  «.  to  his  fhther's 
property  in  the  oo.  of  Cavan.  He  m.  into  the  fiunily  of 
the  Flemyngs,  and  was  fkther  of 

James  Grattait,  Esq.,  Recorder  of,  and  M.P.  for,  the 
dty  of  Dublin,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Marlay, 
Chief  Justice  of  Ireland,  son  of  Anthony  Marlay,  Cf4>tain 
in  the  Duke  of  Ormonde's  regiment,  and  grandson  of  Sir 
John  Marlay,  the  gallant  Royalist  mayor  of  Newcastle, 
who  held  out  that  town  to  the  last  against  the  Parlia- 
mentary foroes  in  1644 :  by  this  lady  Mr.  Grattan  loft,  at 
his  decease  in  1766,  a  son,  the  celebrated 

Hbmrt  Grattah.  Thia  illustrious  statesman,  b.  in 
Dublin,  8  July,  1746,  was  called  to  the  bar  in  177S,  and  in 
1775  entered  the  Irish  House  of  Commons ;  here  he  soon 
distinguished  himaelf  by  his  brilliant  talents,  snd  by  his 
ardent  patriotiam.  He  d.  14  June,  1890,  and  his  remains 
were  d^KMlted  in  Westmkwter  Abb«y.  He  m.  in  1782, 
nenrietta-Fitageiald  (of  the  family  of  DeemondX  eud  had 


Jambs,  his  heir. 

Hbvrt.  present  repnsentative. 

Harriott,  m.  in  1886,  to  the  Rev.  Richaxd-William  Wake, 

Snd  son  of  the  late  Sir  William  Wake,  Bart,  of  Courteen ' 

Hall,  Northamptonshire. 
Mazy- Anne,  m.  to  John  Blatchford,  Esq.  of  Altadors,  co. 

Wioklow,  brother  of  Mrs.  Henry  Tighe,  authorens  of 

Payche. 

The  Right  Hon.  Henzy  Grattan  d.  14  May,  1880,  and  was  t. 
by  his  son, 

Thb  Right  Hon.  Jambs  Qbatioii,  of  Tinnehfaidi,  b.  1783, 
M.P.  for  the  oo.  W.cklow  for  SO  years,  formerly  an  ('fBcer 
in  the  army;  who  served  in  the  Peninsula  War,  in  the 
Waloheren  expedition,  and  at  Waterloo.  He  m.  7  Aug. 
1847,  Lady  Lanra-Maria  ToUemaohe,  sister  of  the  Earl  of 
Dysart,  but  d.  a.  p.  24  OcL  1864,  and  was  s.  by  hU  brother, 
the  present  Hekrt  Grattov,  Esq.  of  Tinnehindk. 

Aaol— Tinnehlndi,  co.  Wieklofr. 


GRAVES  OP  MICKLETON. 

Gratbb,  Elizabeth- Anne,  and  Mart-John,  daiis. 
and  ooheiresaee  of  the  late  John  Graves,  Esq., 
younger  brother  of  the  Rev.  Morgan  Graves,  of 
Mickleton,  co.  Gloucester.  The  elder,  Euzabsth- 
Anns,  m.  31  July,  1888,  Sir  John  Majlwbll  Stkelb, 
Bnrt,  the  younger,  Mary- John,  «a.  4  May,  1854, 
Maxwell   Hamilton,    Esq.    of    Merrion   Square 

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O  R  A 

HintSfte.— Jomr  Oratm,  of  Claok  Hwton,  near 
BUdMOl,  West  Biding,  Torkahire.  Ump,  Edward  IV.,  wm 
ftittwr  of  BoBSRT  ORAvn,  of  Claokhoftton,  temp,  Hbk.  VU., 
who  m.  and  had  three  sons,  vis., 

William,  of  Claokheoton,  <t  1664,  leaving  iasoo,  John,  of 
London,  and  James. 
JoHH,  of  whose  line  we  treat 
Hugh,  lord  mayor  of  York,  1678.  and  ItP.,  d.  1688. 
The  8nd  son, 

John  Gratv,  of  Beameslej.  d.  in  1618,  aged  108,  leaving 
by  his  wife,  the  dau.  and  heir  of  Mensier,  of  Creke,  two 
sons, 
Richard,  of  London,  of  whom  we  treat. 
John,  who  m.  and  had  two  scms,  John,  SaviUau  Astro- 
nomer at  Oxford,  d.  166S ;  and  Edward  (Sirl  Physician  to 
Orarlm  I.,  d.  1680. 
The  elder  son, 

RiORARD  ORAvn,  Bsq.  of  London,  m.  Frances,  dan.  of 
William  Gouney,  of  MoorehoU,  Tadl«y,  Hexts,  and  d.  1626, 
aged  64,  being  t.  by  his  son, 

Richard  Gravis,  Esq.  of  Miokleton,  co.  Gloucester, 
Reader  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  snd  Receiver-General  of  Middleaez, 
who  m.  twice.  By  Eleanor,  his  1st  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Thomas  Bates,  Esq.  of  London,  and  Richmond,  he 
left  at  his  decease,  1669,  aged  60,  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

Samukl  Gravis,  Esq.  of  Mlckleton,  who  m.  Susanna, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Swan,  Admiral  in  the  Indian 
ae»s,  ioid  was  «.  ft  his  decease,  1708,  aged  69,  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Richard  Qratrs.    Bsq.   of  KiddeUm.  the  celebrated 
antiquary,  who  m.  EUsabeth,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas 
Moigan.  Esq.,  by  Elisabeth,  his  wife,  dan.  and  co-heir  of 
Barnes  Bragne.  and  d.  17S9,  aged  63,  leaving  issue, 
I.  MoROAK.  his  heir. 

n.  Richard,  in  holy  orders,  of  Glaverton,  co  Somerset, 
author  of  Th*  Spi^itwU  Qmijottt,  k  4  May.  iri6 ;  d.  1806. 
leaving  by  Lupy  Baiiholomew  his  wilK  several  children, 
of  whom  the  eldest, 

The  Rev.  Richard  Olcaves  rsetor  of  Radgraveu  Suffolk, 
was  fikther.  by  Hanriet  his  wii^  oC 
Ridiard-Charles-Head  Graven  Esq.  m,  1806,  Maiy- 
Gassandra,  dau.  of  nioa.,  Loid  Saye  and  SeK  and 
left  with  daus.,  a  son,  Gapt  Twisleton  Graves,  of 
the8Tthngt. 
m.  Charlee<2aspar,  In  holy  orders^ 
rv.  Danvers,  died  in  India.  $.  m. 
I.  Maty,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Taykr. 
n.  — '    -^  -*^ 


The  ekket  sob, 

lloAOAM  GRAvn,  Bsq.  ef  Wektotnw,  m.  Anne,  dan.  of 
James  Walwyn,  Esq.  ef  Longwoi^  eo.  Hereford,  M.P., 
and  had  tosue.  1  Watwyn,  6^  1746,  d. «.  ^  1818 ;  S  RidMrd, 
of  whom  presently ;  8  Danvets,  d.  tMua.  1680 ;  1  Catherine 
M.  to  ths  Rev.  John  Amphtott>  D.D.  ef  Hadsor ;  S  Mary, 
m.  to  the  Rev.  WilUam  Hoptoa.  of  Osnon  Froeae,  eo.  Here- 
ford; 8  Franee^  m.  Thomas  Flsteher,  Bmi.  of  Goodrich, 
eo.  Herafovd;  and  4  Martha,  who  d.  wwn.  1836.  The 
tad  sen. 

Tn  Bit.  Rmxarb  Moboah  Gratrs,  D.D.  ef  Micikinton, 
«.  KtisAbeth.  dan.  and  co-heir  ef  John  Ttenaor,  Esq.  of 
Hannhigtoa,  WiHa,  aad  had  isoiM^ 

L  MoMAH,  in  holy  orders  of  MiAleioa.  d.  I819v  i«ed 

n.  JoaoL,  a.  Ann,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  John-Thomas.  Bsq. 
of  Ftarqrn,  OorawaU.  and  d.  1818,  i«ed  86,  leavii«  two 
dans.^  his  co-heLrasss%  via., 
1  BuiABm- Am,  wife  of  8b>  Jod-Maxwru.  Smui; 


i«eedca^ 


t  MARi^Jom.  wifeof  Maxwru.  Hamiuo«, 

m.  EWsahoth,  «.  to  CTisrhw  Orsy  Qrave^  Esq. 

Thm  Rev.  Bkteid  Moqpan  Graves,  d.  is  1816, 

»  dinlaysd.  ee;  cnsnod» 
teoftkefeML 
.  QhMBeastanUra. 


GRAY  OP  CARNTTNE,  FORMERLY  OP 
DALMARNOCK. 

QftAT,  Thb  Ret.  Jobs  Hajolio^;  of  Guntyzie, 
Cix  Lannrk*  IXU  Ic  S9  Doe.  ISOO;  enlled  to  tbe 
Scotliek  har  m  1834 ;  ILA.  of  Magvfaka  CoOcgo. 
Osfbffd  IB  1S24;  eiilofod  into  holy  ocdon  1829; 
Tioor  of  R«>hoT«r  Bad  ScBrelif;  co.  Derby,  Bad  rani 
JoBB ;  as.  23  Jiumv  18^.  EBaBbeth^JSaraliaB,  eldoot 
ilaia.  of  JsMffw  Raymoad  Johnstoaa,  fiiq.  of  Alra,  col 
iTtaBhrnnnmn,  by  MBrywEloBbciK  ^  ""^  i^^w  ^ 
4:tf 


OR  A 

Sir  Montague  Cholmeley,  Bart  of  EastoD,  oo.  Lin- 
coin,  by  whom  he  has  iseue, 

I.  Caroline-Maiia-Agnes-Robina,  6.  26  Juno,  1888;  lo. 
36  Aug.  1862,  to  John-Anstruther  lliomaon,  of  Charlo- 
ton,  00.  Fife,  by  whom  she  has  two  sons,  John-8fc.« 
CHair,  and  Charies-Frederiek-St.-Clair. 

II.  Sophia-Matilda,  b.  1886,  d.  in  Uie  same  year. 

Mrs.  Hamilton  Gray  is  the  authoress  of  HiMory  of 
EtruriOf  Hiitory  qf  the  Roman  Emperors,  HiHory  of 
Rome,  Tour  to  the  iSSepWc4ret  of  Btrmria, 

IttUXge.— Gray,  of  Oantyne,  is  an  eariy  eadot  of  the 
noble  house  of  Gray,  and  has  been  estabUolMd  in  Lanark- 
shire for  between  three  and  four  centoriea. 

JoHx  Gray,  of  ToUoroaa,  oo.  Lanark,  Uvod  befoio  16S0. 
He  had  issue,  Jomi  and  James.  Ho  was  «.  by  hia  eldest 
son, 

JoHV  Gray,  of  ToUcross,  who  sold  ToDeroos,  and  pnr- 
chasod  the  estate  of  Gamtyne^  oo.  Lanark.  Hod.  before 
1595,  and  was  a,  by  his  son, 

William  Gray,  of  Oamtyne.  Ho  wn.  1st,  Margaioi  Craig, 
by  whom  he  had  Archibald,  his  heir;  and  Sndly,  Marian, 
dau.  of  Ninian  Hill,  of  Lambhill,  by  the  dan.  of  John 
Hutchinson,  of  Gairbraid,  and  aister  and  hsiuos  of  tbo 
muuificent  founders  of  Hutdiinson's  hospital,  in  Ghs^gow. 
William  Gray  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Abohdalo  Gray,  of  Oaratyne,  who  at.  EHaabeUi,  dan. 
of  Colquhoun,  of  Kenmnrs,  a  cadet  of  OAgnhonn  of  fmas 
Having  no  issue,  he  was  «.  in  1688,  by  hte  brother. 

JoHR  Gbay,  of  Gamtyne,  who,  in  1678,  aoquired  the 
lands  of  Dalmanodc,  which,  for  some  generation 


the  principal  designation  of  hia  fcmily. 
1680,  he  began  to  work  coal  in  Oamtyne.  He  m.  Anafmns, 
dau.  of  Walter  Gibson,  of  Hillheod  and  Ovenwwton,  by 
whom  he  had  a  eon  and  imonessor, 

JoHR  Gbay,  of  Dalmamoek  and  Osratyna^  who  «.  hto 
fiUher  in  1687.  He  «.  Janet,  <hm.  of  John  Andsraon,  of 
DowhiU,  who  was  several  times  krd  pionai  of  Gli^ow,  by 
Sosannah  his  wift^  dan.  of  Jamea  Hamilton,  of  Aitkanhead, 
lord  proTost  of  Glaqgow,  eon  of  Haasilion,  of  Tocnnee. 
John  Gray  d.  before  1715,  and  was  «l  by  his  eon. 

JoEV  Gbay,  of  Dahnamodk  and  Ghratyae,  who  distin- 
gniahad  himself  as  SB  aetire  partisan  of  tbs  esibd  Boyal 
fiunily.  °T-  ^"rnVrrh  JiiTi  irf  ramasfTsniHreii.  iif  Tfuw 
ton,  an  immediate  cadet  of  Hamilton,  Bart^  of  BOYerton 
Hin.  hy  EUabeth,  dan.  of  Gabriel  Hamilton,  of  Wostbon. 
Throogh  this  slhanoe  the  t^mStj  of  Gray  nov 
the  Hamntnns  of  Kewton.    He  iMd  mshs, 

Jamrbl  Bis  heir. 

John.bsir  to  his  brothsr. 

Gabriel,  of  BMtfteU.  who  had  one  een,  Jekn»  ef 

Andrew,  left  inoa^  of  whea,  —    -     -      - 

wmn.    The  others  d.«Mn. 
Ettabeth,  wife  of  John  8peB%  ef  TT  i  lis  i  .  nod 

of  General  Joha  ^peu,  of  Stooelaw. 
AnabeHa,  wife  of  Henry  Woddrop^  ef  Wofctkotn. 
Rebecea,  wife  of  William  Roas^  hahr  ^Osof  the 

Lord  Roea 
Jane^  wife  of  Thoaae 

John  Gray  d.  S7  Jul  174S, 

Jamrs  Gbay,  of 
ksne.    Hia  lat  wife  was  hto 
thefemily  of  Hamtlton,  ef  ir< 
Jane,  dan.  of  John  Corbett,  of  Ti 
Porterfield.  of  Doehal,  and  aiaee  to  tte 
He  d.  iB  1778,  and  was  A  hy  hto 

JoBR  Gbay,  ef  tTahnarasrl^  am 
m.  lasheIla,daB.aHlhnrof  John 
Glsagow.  by  EKaabeth,  dan.  ef  Dnrid  P^AKk.  of 
jmrnertiato  cadet  of  Poai4>CB>  Bnrt.  ef  faOsck.  ^h1 

-^"T  ^  *  '^ "*^ '^^i^Milfii  iif  Bayd 

Be<ty.    ByherhelMd 
and.  yoongort 

wife  of  WiffisBs  Woddrapp,  of  fTal^ei  e<  li      In  ITM^ 
Gr^  eeU  his  estates  ef~  ~  .    - 

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aaAY.  of  GhntyMv  »>  175C 
ef  ttefesatty  «f 
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O  R  A 

trate,  and  for  nearly  forty  years  depnty-lieutenant  of  the 
ootinty  of  Lanark.  He  d.  on  the  11  Nov.  1S83,  and  was  «. 
by  his  son,  John-Hamilton  Quay,  npw  of  Camtyne,  and 
•inoo  1S24,  deputy-lieutenant  of  Lanarkshire. 

l^amtUon  of  ^ciDtan. 

Sib  Jaites  Hamilton,  5th  lord  of  Cadzow,  m.  Janet,  dau. 
of  Sir  Alexander  Livingston,  of  Calendar,  governor  of  Scot- 
land, ancestor  of  the  Earl  of  LinUthgow,  and  by  her  had 
several  sons.  His  eldest  son.  Sib  Jambb,  was,  in  1446, 
made  a  peer  of  paiiiament,  m.  Princess  Mabt,  of  Scotland, 
dau.  to  King  James  II.,  and  was  ancestor  to  the  Duke  of 
Hamilton.  His  2nd  son,  Alexander,  was  ancestor  to  this 
fitfnily.  He  was  proprietor  of  SUvertonhill,  in  1449.  He 
was  «.  by  his  son,  James  Hamilton,  of  SUvertonhill,  who  by 
marriage  with  a  dau.  of  the  house  of  Douglas,  acquired  the 
estaU  of  Kewton.  The  Hamiltons,  .of  SUvertonhill,  and 
their  younger  branch,  of  Newton,  are  the  nearest  legitimate 
oadets  to  the  ducal  house,  after  the  branch  of  Abercom. 
Andrew  HamUton,  the  5th  in  descent  fW>m  Alexander,  the 
founder  of  this  branch,  was  a  faithfUl  adherent  of  Queen 
Mabt,  was  ki^hted  by  her,  and  <L  1592.  His  son,  Sir 
Robert*  by  Biizabetb,  only  child  of  Sir  William  Baillie,  of 
Prevan,  lord  president  of  the  Oourt  of  Session,  had  issue. 

I.  Edward,  of  SUverton  Hill,  fother  to  the  1st  Baronet; 

II.  James,  ancestor  to  this  branch.  James  HamUton, 
left  issue,  a  son,  James  Hamilton,  of  Newton,  in  197S, 
He  m.  1st,  BUaabeth,  dau.  of  Gabriel  Hamilton,  of  West- 
bum,  by  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Cuzmiogham,  of 
Oilbertfleld,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau..  Elizabeth,  6.  10S8,  wife 
of  John  Gray,  of  Dalmamock  and  Camtyne.  Ho  m.  2ndly, 
Maxigaret,  dau.  of  Robert  Montgomery,  of  Maebie  Hill, 
cadet  of  Eg&nton,  by  a  dau.  of  Lockhart.  of  Lee.  By  her 
he  had  a  son,  Thomas  Hamilton,  of  Newton,  who,  by  a  dau. 
of  Cleltnd,  of  Cleland,  had  a  son,  James  Hamilton  of 
Newton,  who  m.  Anabella,  dau.  ef  Sir  Robert  Pollock, 
Bart,  of  Pollock.  He  d.  in  1700,  and  his  son,  James,  dying 
unm.,  the  estate  of  Newton  devolved,  in  1775,  on  his  cousin, 
Janet,  wife  of  Colonel  Richard  Montgomeiy,  cousin  of  Sir 
Oeoiige  Montgomery,  Bart,  of  Macbiehill.  Mrs.  Montgomery 
tL  in  1826,  and  left  the  estate  of  Newton  to  her  husband's 
reLition,  Sir  James  Montgomery,  Bart,  of  Stanhope,  while 
the  representation  of  this  branch  of  the  house  of  Hamilton 
was  carried  on  by  Robert  Gray,  of  Camtyne,  in  right  of  his 
grandmother,  Elisabeth  Hamilton,  of  Newton. 

^rAi«— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th  gu.  within  a  border  en- 
grailed arg.,  a  lion  rampant,  between  three  cinqfoUaaTg.,  for 
Orav  ;  2nd  and  Srd  gu.,  within  a  border  eimine,  three  cinq- 
foils  ermine,  with  a  crescent  surmounted  by  a  mullet  for 
difference,  for  Hamilton. 

Citftt  An  anchor  cabled,  stuck  in  the  sea,  i^r.,  for  Gbat  ; 
an  oak  tive,  ppr.,  issstdng  from  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  and 
transversed  by  a  saw,  for  Hamilton. 

MoUoe9—¥Mt,  for  Grat  ;  Through,  for  Hamilton. 

Sect — Camtyne,  co.  Lanark.  Mr.  Hamilton  Gray's  usual 
place  of  residence  is  Bolsuver  Castle,  co.  Derby. 


GRAZEBROOK  OF  AUDNAM,  AND  FORMERLY 
OF  GREYSBROOKE  HALL. 
Grazebrook,   Michaei^  Esq.    of   Audnam,    co. 
Stafford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  6  June.  1738 ;  m.  May, 
1821,    Eliza- Wallis,  only  dau.  and  sole  heireaa  of 
John   Phillips,   Esq.  of  Birmingham,  and  by  her 
(who  cL  ID  1838,)  has  issue, 
I.  Miohael-Phillips,  6.  24  Sept.  1S22 ;  m.  18  Sept.  184d. 
Mary-Ann,  Srd  dau.  of  Richard  Hickman,  Esq.,  J.P., 
of  Oldswinford,  Worcestershire,  and  has  issue, 

1  Michad-Hickman,  6.  Oct  18A2. 

2  William.  1  Rosa-Mary. 

n.  J<4m-PhilUps,  b.  7  April,  1826,  of  Hagley ;  m.  8  May, 
1865,  Harriette-Draifon,  2nd  dau.  of  Thomas  Francis, 
Esq.  of  Birmingham. 

I.  Elisa-Phinips,  m.  1847,  to  John.  2nd  son  of  William 
Mosigan,  Esq.  of  the  Hill,  near  Abergavenny. 

%intUSf» — ^This  funily  derives  its  name  ft-om  G«rebuig, 
Oraseburg,  cm:  QeraelMvo  (as  it  is  variously  spelt  in  Domes- 
day Book),  in  Yorkshire,  which  manor  they  held,  with 
others,  in  fee,  from  the  Korman  conquest,  successively 
under  the  great  Roger  de  Busli,  th»  Viponts,  Lovetots, 
and  Fomivals,  and  subsequently  the  knigbt-esrvice  was 
transferred  to  the  Mowbrays  until  the  rsign  of  Hnnbt  III. 
In  the  reign  of  Hsnby  II.,  Roger  de  Gresebrok  held  his 
lands  cf  Alice,  ooxmtess  of  Augie  or  Ewe,  (dau.  of  William 
de  Albini,  Sari  of  Arundel,  by  Queen  Alice,  relict  of 
Hbnbt  I.)    A  very  ancient  bearing,  "three  conies,"  may 

477 


GE  A 

probably  be  referred  to  this  time.  They  also  iqppear  to 
have  held  the  manor  of  Lechetone,  in  Gloucestershire,  in 
capite  for  a  short  time,  as  we  read  in  Domesday  that 
Osbemus  de  Gersebuig  had  held  that  manor,  which  was 
then  held  (1084)  by  Humphrey  Coqus,  but  whether  it  was 
forfeited  or  exchanged  for  other  lands  is  not  shown,  and 
owing  to  the  loss  of  some  family  papers  cannot  now  be 
stated.  The  name  also  occurs  in  the  Roll  of  Battel  Abbey 
among  those  who  fought  at  Hastings.  Several  legends  are 
told  relating  to  members  of  this  fieunily  distinguished  in 
different  ages,  among  whom  we  may  mention  the  son  of 
Osbem,  who,  shortly  after  the  Conquest,  m.  Ethleewytha 
de  Hosdene,  an  heiress,  and  descended  from  the  Saxon 
kings ;  also  Roger  de  Gresebrok  (temp.  Henby  II.)  and  his 
son,  the  Angry  Bear,  celebrated  at  the  Srd  Crusade,  and 
who  d.  about  1*200.    {See  Bukkb's  Family  Romance.) 

About  1260  (the  deed  is  «.  d.)  Roger  de  Greudon  granted 
to  Bartholomew  de  Gresebroc  the  ancient  manidc>n  of  the 
De  Brays,  with  messuages,  Ac.,  in  Seuestan  (now  Shenstone^ 
near  Lichfield),  which  he  had  obtained  as  the  dower  of 
his  wife,  Domina  Alicia  de  Bray,  and  this  was  afterwards 
called  Gresbroke  Hall.    This  Bartholomew  had  two  sons, 

Adam,  who  Inherited  Gresebroc  and  the  Yorkshire  estates, 
which  descended  from  him  (probably  through  his  dau.) 
to  the  Tinsleys  (who  held  them  in  1800),  and  from  them 
to  the  Weutworths,  the  preMnt  possessors. 

Robert,  who  had  Gresbroke  Hall*  and  the  estates  in 
Seuestan,  Statfold,  iic,  oo.  Stafford. 

From  this  time  they  are  foimd  as  Joint-witnesses  with 
the  Grendons,  Bagods,  De  Astons,  and  other  great  Stafford- 
shire families,  and  sometimes  preceding  them  in  the  order 
of  rotation.    The  more  modem  descent  is  as  fc^ows  ^ — 

Michael,  son  of  Miohabll  Gkasbbookb  (who  was  grand- 
son of  John  Greysbrooke,  of  Greysbrooke  Hall,  who  d, 
1641),  left  issue  at  his  death  in  March,  1058,  a  son, 

Miohabll  Gbasbbookb,  who,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  had 
Issue  four  sonsf  and  three  daus.  Miohaell  d»  April,  1680, 
his  wifed.  Jan.  1061.    His  eldest  son. 


♦  A  portion  of  this  ancient  residence  of  the  Qrasebrook 
family,  which  remained  in  their  posseesiou  nearly  600  years, 
was  built  before  1200,  probably  mufh  earlier  than  that  date. 
From  the  wording  of  the  grant  in  1260,  it  was  a  toge 
mansion  with  outhouses,  Ac    It  rapears  to  have  »»m'«JJ5 
much  at  different  times ;   and  duriM  the  Commonweal^ 
this  neighbourhood  was  especially  over^run,  al*^^*^.'?jlj 
is  no  express  mention  of  its  having  been  N«"?.*LS?I 
time.    Sanders,  writing  in  1769,  says  that  it  was  *  ^'I^^S 
much  more  considerable ;"  indeed,  since  1720.  ''^^'^  *1.5S!!I!i 
out  of  the  family.  porUons  have  been  taken  down  at  ™^'*; 
times,  and  a  few  years  ago  It  was  nothing  niorejnw»» 
cottage,  the  kitchen,  with  Its  enormous  ftre-place,  J>JJ?«Vhii 
that  remained,  and  tradition  in  the  village  ~y"Jnrfex«s 
part  was  built  after  the  old  Hall  had  fiiUen  to  decay-    "7^ 
probably  an  outhouse  built  about  1500  with  o^**®' ^tj^SS 
In  the  summer  of  1862  this  was  finally  deaooUsnea,  «~ 
cottages  built  on  the  site.  ...„*a«««hire 

t  Prom  the  Srd  Bon,  Joseph,  descend  the  GJo^fjf^ve 
Grazebrooka,  thus-Joseph.  Srd  son  of  MichaoU,  as  auu 
cZ.  1718,  leaving  five  aona  and  three  daus.,  ▼»*•»>«  "ififtO 
Samuel,  d.  lT48.  ^^^'^i^J'v^im' 

Edward,  b.  AprlU  1682.  ^ichaeU,  6- F«»>-^  y^, 

Paul,  6.  Feb.  1691,  who  had  a  son,  J<«fP5^i?    lojiabeth 
and  a  dau..  Elizaboth,  b,  1720,  by  his  wife,  jsa»«»wv 
Edwards ;  he  cL  17*4. 
The  daus.  were  Anne,  Dorothy,  and  Saran. 

His  2nd  son,  t..-u««>i  who  d.  »•  V-* 

Bei^amin,  d.  yomifif,  leaving  issue,  Jo*T2?_|;ts.  Esq.,  and 
Benittmin,  and  two  daus..  Margaret,  »»i,  —  w»*vo,  ^—x 
Mary, »«.  to  Thomas  Keeda,  Esq.    His  eon,  ^   Henry 

Benjamin,  m.  and  bad  issue  (with  a  dau.,  jw"  j» 
Clarke,  an  attorney  at  Stroud)  three  soi^  oxfordeWra. 

Joseph,  the  banlcor  of  Stw>^d,  and  <>J,!2?  Oroenester.  and 
who  «.  Miss  Tonil>.    <>f  ,9^}«'i'^VRiTto  »dward.  aon  of 
lea  a  dau.,  Hestlier,  vn.  16  Feb.  1814,  to  n« 
Lord  Chief  JusUoo  Mansfield.     _  .    _,jter. 
Thomas,  b.  28  June,  1766,  of  whom  bjJJ^^y, 
Benjamin,  m.  1st,       -_    '^  '  •«_•*  !»  I  «  in  1887. 
Bi?Egerton  Leifirb.  »«rt..  but  d  e.  ^''^^^^^.^^^.i^       Hlsa 
Benjamin  was  buri^   «*  Bh^  ^Si«?^S«hirrp^  .^^' 
2nd  son,  Thomas.    ^^  JP^^V,?S^j   of  f^rley  W 

''S'iley.  b.  19  Dec.  ^  ^^i^rJ^S^^ffibW  ^^^ 

1809,"^  Sarah.  da«.    ^l^^^^ls^TTson.  ^cnry-;^^ 
and  by  her  wbo^.  -l-^i^',^?J  .^.  1848,  to  ^^?^^,fSLt 
^^^^^^  ^'  ^r  SS^l^-W.  HaUett,  Esq.  of  8url>^^ 
youngest  dati.   of  CHarie*  „_-.^    ^g^ 

Lodge,  Kiu««t. >n.     ,  __^  .   „.    Anne,  dau.  of--Fros*e»  *— 
jZ^'b.  1^  J^^^Jil,^  daVxsTS^^son,  William, 
and  by  her  ha*.  *^*S^  and  has  issue. 
Homy,  b.  10  Poc.  1S04,  "•'^         ^  ^ 

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,  daw.   ot 


QBE 

Josy  OtULtMBBOOMM,  ^  Feb.  1645,  had  iMoe  by  hit  flnt 
wift  (with  ft  daiL»  EUatbeth)  two  ■ons,  vis., 

HiOHASL,  of  whom  hereafter. 

John,  h.  Doc.  1678,  and  d,  1708,  leaving  two  daiu.,  Anne 

and  Sarah. 
John  Orasebrodke  was  m.  again  to  Elizabeth  HoUand,  in 
1704,  and,  at  hia  death,  was  §.  by  his  eldest  son, 

MicBABL  Obazebbook,  of  Audnaoi,  6.  Mi^,  1671;  m. 
13  Hay,  1718,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  and  Anne  Hunt, 
(sister  of  Thomas  Hunt,  lord  of  the  manor  of  Hinokthull,) 
and  by  her  (who  d.  1751)  had  issue  two  sons  and  four 
daus.  Michael  Orasebrooke,  d.  1766,  and  was  «.  by  his  only 
surviving  son, 

MiOHAKL  Obaxkbbook,  Esq.  of  Audnam,  b.  June,  1788, 
who  «».  Sarah,  only  dan.  of  Biohard  Wonall,  Esq.  of 
Stourton,  sole  heiress  of  the  WoiraUs,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  7  June,  1799,  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Wobball.  of  whom  hereafter. 

n.  Michael,  of  Audnam,  and  of  Horsley,  co.  Worcester, 
6.  7  March,  1768 ;  w.  21  Dec.  1786,  Maxy-Anne.  dau.  and 
eventual  heiress  of  Thomas  Needs,  Esq.,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  1846,  had  issue, 

1  MiOHAXL*  of  whom  presently. 

2  William,  6.  81  March,  1791,  of  SummetbllL 

8  Henry,  a  merchant  in  Liverpool,  6.  81  August,  iTOi; 
IN.  16  April,  1816,  Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Joshua  Senior, 
Esq.  of  Sandyford,  near  Glasgow,  and  has  issue, 
Henry,  6.  28  Sept.  1818 ;  m.  6  Aug.  1847,  Harriette- 
Moss,  dau  of  B.  W.  Preston,  Bsiq.  of  Beech  Hill, 
near  liverpooL 
Michael,  d.  a.  p.  1886. 
Wilham-JoahuA.  6.  27  Sept  1827. 
George,  6.  4  July,  1881. 

Chviotte-Mary,  m.  1888,  to  William,  eldest  son  of 
Sunuel  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Eltham,  Kent. 
Isabella,  m.  1843/WUlIam-Orme.  eldest  son  of  William 
Foster,  Esq.  of  Wordesley  House,  Staflbrdshire. 

4  Thomas-Needis  b.  26  AprU,  d.  27  May,  1798. 

5  Frederick,  6.  81  May.  d.  20  Got.  1795. 

6  George,  6.  21  July,  1796.  of  Pedmoro,  m.  and  has  issn& 

7  Charfos.  b.  28  Nov.  1802. 

8  John-WomiU,  b.  9  May,  1804;  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
Joshua  Senior,  Esq.,  and  has  issue  two  daus.,  Maiy- 
AnncL  and  Anna. 

1  Sarah,  m.  to  Durley  Grasebrook,  Esq.  of  Chertsey, 
and  d.  1814. 

2  Chariotte.  8  Maiy-Anne. 

4  ElisiOjeth,  m.  6  Oct.  1880.  to  Ferdhiando  Smith,  of 
Halesowen  Chrange,  Salop,  senior  co-heir  to  the  Barony 
of  Dudley. 

6  Matilda,  m.  to  Bichard,  son  of  Richard  BretteU,  Esq. 
of  Finstal  House,  Worcestershire. 
I   Mary.  i».  26  March.  1786.  to  Bichard  Brettell,  Esq.  of 
Fin»tal  House,  Worcestershire, 

u.  Elizabeth,  m.  1TO8,  to  John-Addenbrooke  Homfhiy, 
Esq.  of  WoUaston,  who  took  the  surname  of  Adden- 
brooke,  by  sign-manual,  in  1792,  and  served  as  high- 
sheriff  of  Worcestershire  in  1798. 

Miohael  Graaebrooke,  d,  14  May,  1766,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Thomas-Worball  Grazebbook,  Esq.  of  Stourton  Castle, 
00.  Stafford,  6.  11  Aug.  1766 ;  m.  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  and 
heir  of  Bobert  and  Mary  Wilkes,  of  Dallicott  House,  Salop, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  June,  1887,  had  issue. 

Thomas- Wobbaix-Smith,  of  whom  hereafter. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Geoige-Mackenzie  Eetde,  Esq.  of  Bludrn 
Castle,  near  Burton-on-Trent,  and  has  a  dau.,  Clara. 

Thomas-Wonall  Grasebrook,  d.  9  Aug.  1816,  and  was  t.  by 
his  son, 

Thohas-Wobball-Smitr  Gbazxbbook,  Esq.  of  Dallioott, 
00.  Salop,  Stourton,  oo.  Stafford,  fta,  b.  6  Nov.  1809,  d.  «.  p. 
In  July,  1846,  when  the  representation  of  the  flamily  devolved 
on  his  first  ooushi,  Miohabl  Gbazebbook,  Esq.  of  Audnam. 

^rms— Axg.,  an  eagle  displayed,  gu.,  armed,  or,  on  a  chief; 
SB.,  three  besants,  each  charged  with  a  fleur-de-lys,  as. ;  also 
ft  very  ancient  bearing^Axg.,  three  conies,  gu. 

Creie— **The  Angiy  Bear,"  a  bear's  head,  enrsffed,  or, 
mosided*  sa.,  and  cnaiged  on  the  neck  with  three  fleu»ie- 
lys.  fessways,  az. 

Jl^sidancf— Andnam,  co.  Stafford. 


GREATHED  OF  UDDINCJS. 

Qreathed,  Edward-Harris,  Esq.  of  Uddiogs, 
CO.  Doraet,  lieut-col.  in  the  aiiny,  b.  8  June,  1812 ; 
ff.  his  &ther  in  Dec.  1840. 

ILillf  Sfft* — The  late  Bdwabd  Gbbathed,  Esq.  of  Ud- 
dings,  assumed  the  suniame  and  anna  of  Gbbatbed,  by 
478 


ORE 

Boyal  Uoense,  fai  1806,  on  snooeeding  to  the  estatae  of  bis 
maternal  unde.  He  m.  in  Aug.  1811,  Mary-EUcabeth,  dan. 
of  Sir  Bicbard-Carr  Glyn,  Bare,  of  Gannts,  oo.  Dorset,  and 
d.  in  Dec.  1840,  having  had  issue, 

Edwabd-Habrib,  the  present  proprietor  of  Uddings. 

Hervey-Harrls,  dvU  service,  Beogsl,  m.  in  Dec  1844,  EUsa^ 
dau.  of  Thomas  Turner.  Esq.,  civil  service^  BengaL 

Geoige-Herbert-Hanis,  lisut.  BJT. 

Bobert-Harris,  Bengal  dvO  service 

William-Wilberforoe-Harris,  Bengal  engineers. 

Mary-Elisabeth-Harris. 

Julia-Henrietta,  m.  in  184^  to  WiUiam-FBny  Okeden,  Eeq. 

Emily-Sarah. 

Aot— Uddings,  oo.  DorMt. 


GREAVES  OF  AVONSIDE. 

Greaves,  Edward,  E8q.of  Avonside,  oo.  Warvrk^, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  21  Sept  1803;  m.  15  May.  1828, 
Anne,  dau.  of  John  Hobbina.  Esq.,  widow  of 
Thomas  Ward,  Esq.  of  Moreton  Morrell. 

M^inttlQt* — ^Ihis  family  claims  desosnt  ftvm  the  Woi^ 
oestershire  fiimily  of  Graves,  of  Moseley.      The  late. 

JoHV  Gbbatu,  Esq.,  (son  of  Joseph  and  Bebeeoa 
GreavesX  left  by  Mary,  his  wifb^  the  pieaeni  Bdwabd 
Gbbavbs,  Esq.  of  Avonside,  three  other  aonsi,  and  ftv» 
daus.,  vis., 

Bichard,  J.P.  co.  Warwick. 

Edward. 

John-Whitefaead,  J.P.  of  the  co.  Osnarron  and  D.K  of 
Merionethshire. 

Joseph. 

Belina,  m.  to  Edward  Flower,  Esq. 

Bebecca.  m.  to  Henry  Lukin,  Esq. 


Lucy.  SI.  to  Mark  Jocehm  Lacy.  Esq. 
B(^bia,  ta,  to  Stephen  Smith,  Esq. 

Arm»-'Axg.  on  a  fees.  as.  between  three  ogiessoa,  Starved 
with  as  many  lions'  heads  erased  of  the  field,  a  giimn 
passant  between  two  escallops,  or. 

CrtMt—An  eagle  with  two  heads  displayed  sa.  beaked  and 
membered,  or. 

Seat— Avonbenk,  Barford,  oo.  Warwick. 


EMMOTT-GREEN  OF  EMMOTT. 

Greek,  Gboroe-Emmott,  Enq.  of  Emmott  Hall, 
CO.  Lancaater,  J.P.,  b.  1  March,  1813 ;  m.  10  Maroh, 
1840,  Louisa-Mary-Sheridan,  dau.  of  the  late  John 
Macpherson,  Esq.,  by  Marianne  CoUete,*  hia  wife, 
2nd  dau.  of  John  Addison,  Esq.,  and  has  issue 

I.  CHABLIS-BlOBABD-EMMOTr. 

I.  Marian-Caroline-Emmott. 

II.  Georgina-Emmott. 

m.  Louisa-Emmdine-Bmmott. 

llineage.~^Of  this  Cunily.  estabUahed  in  England 
since  the  Conquest,  the  first  of  whom  any  record  exists 
is  BoBKBT  ns  Emot,  who  held  lands  at  Knmot,  4  Bd- 
wabd II.,  as  appears  by  inquisition.  His  ****^tTiTndnnt,  the 
representative  of  the  Emmotts,  in  the  middle  of  the  17tlt 
century,  was 

William  Ekmott,  Esq.  of  Emmott,  who  d.  in  Aog.  1683, 
By  Maiy,  his  wife  (who  d,  in  1677X  he  left  four  eons  and 
one  dau.,  viz.,  William,  of  Emmott,  d.  IS  May,  ITao,  aged 
51,  t.  p. ;  John,  of  Bomiott,  who  d.  81  Oct.  1746,  aged  82  ; 
Thomas,  d.  in  1660,  aged  80;  Chiistq^uir,  of  ^'^ndmC 
merchant,  d.  mum.  24  Feb.  1745,  aged  71 ;  and  Mabt,  m.  to 
Mr.  Wainhouse.    This  lady, 

Mabt  Emmott,  wife  of  Mr.  Wainhouse,  d.  16  Jan.  178S, 
aged  50,  leaving  a  son. 

BiOHABD  Waikhouss,  who  •«nim^  ^s  hsir  to  his 
uncles,  the  name  and  arms  of  Emmott.  His  deatli  ooourted 
14  March,  1761,  in  the  60th  year  of  his  sge.  He  left  (with 
a  dau.,  who  m.  Alexander  Boss,  Esq.)  a  son, 

BiOHABO  Emmott,  Esq.  of  Emmott,  oo.  Dmcaeter,  and 
Goldings,  Herts,  who  entailed  the  former  estate  on  hia 
niecea.  Of  those  ladies,  the  eldest  is  C^ax>line,  wife  of 
Edward  Parldns,  Esq.  of  Chesfield  Lodge,  Herts;  and  the 
2nd  was 

HABBnT-SusAVHA  Boss,  who  SI.  in  April,  Igii,  Obosob 
Gbsbh,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 


*  This  lady  subaequantly  nuunied  Oeoona  Sb*  Boberi 
Barton. 


Digitized  by  VjOOQIC 


ORE 

OiOBcn-SiaiOTT,  now  of  Kmmott  HaU. 
ChAries-Alennder,  lieut  hono-wtUlary,  killed  inthe  tete 

warinlndim. 

Edward-Alfkwl,  of  th*  Bengal  loAtf  inhaatorj 
Auffoatiu-WilUem,  in  holy  ocdera. 
WJter-Bnimott 
Herriet-Sumnna,  m.  to  the  eeoondaon  of  JohnDeflUl,  Eeq. 

of  Upper  BMxlny  Street 
OaroUne-Panny.       Oeitrade-EIlen-Bmmott 
Frederica-Emuy. 

Mrs.  Green,  the  oo-heire«  of  Bnunott,  d.  10  Aug.  1889. 

IfoUo— Tenex  le  vraL 

^Hall^Oolna. 


OREEN  OF  PAVENHAM. 

Greev,  Thomas- Abbott,  Esq.  of  Payenliam  Bury, 
CO.  Bedford,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1848, 6.  80  April,  1806; 
m.  27  May,  1834,  B^ury,  dau.  of  John  Qreen,  Esq.  of 
London,  and  has  issue, 

L  Fravod-William. 

n.  Henxy-Hyiton.  in.  Bol)ert-0«inbler. 

I.  FSnny-Oonetantia.  n.  Annie-llaigvet. 

IttUage.— This  fiunlly  daims  deeent  fxom  the  Greens 
of  Greens  Norton,  oo.  Northan^ptoo. 

JoHV  Gbun,  Esq.  of  Bedford,  eon  of  Jobdav  Gbbbv, 
Bm}.  of  Bedford,  m.  Ann,  dan.  of  John  Abbott,  Beq.  of 
Olney,  00.  Buflks,  and  was  flither  of 

Tiiomas-Absor  Gmcm,  Beq.  of  Marehmont  Houee,  oo. 
net  La,  who  m.  EUnbeth,  dan.  of  —  Lamport,  Beq.  of 
Wobuxn,  Bed%  and  was  fiither  of 

HiofmT  Gbxkm,  Beq.  of  Byewood,  oo.  Hereford,  who  m. 
In  1805,  Anne  dan.  of  William  ^ylton,  Beq.,  deeoended 
from  the  Hyltona  of  Hylton  Gaetle^  eo.  Duiham,  and  had, 

Tbomas- Abbott,  now  of  PaTenham. 

Henry,  in  holy  orders,  M.  A.,  Tioar  of  Hambleton,  co.  Rut- 
land, M.  Mainunet,  dan.  of  Robert  Tindeell,  Eeq.  of  FSir- 
field,  Bedfordshire. 

Francis-Edward,  E.  I.  Ca'a  eerrioe.  Madras. 

Anne-BHa,  m.  to  WUliiim  Stoart,  Eeq.  of  Prince  Edward's 
Island. 

Roealind,  m.  to  the  Re^.  John  FoeUr,  M.A.,  rector  of  Fox- 
earth,  Eeaez. 

jf  na»— Ac,  a  feaee,  between  three  bodca,  trippant^  or. 
Crett-^A  buck,  trippant,  or. 
ilfo«<^-8emper  viridis. 

i  Boxy,  eo.  Bedford* 


OREENAWAY  OF  BARRINGTON  GROVE. 

Green  AWAY,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Barrinffton  Grove, 
ca  Gloucester,  and  Burford  Priory,  co.  Oxford,  J.  P. 
and  D.L.,  formerly  M.P.  for  Leominster,  m.  8  May, 
1813,  Charlotte-Sophia,  youngest  dan.  of  Robert 
Hurst,  Esq.  of  Horsham  Park,  Sussex,  M.P.  Mr. 
Oreenaway  is  only  son  and  heir,  by  Jane  his  wife, 
eldest  dan.  of  Charies  Higgs,  Esq.  of  Charlton  Kings, 
oo.  Gloucester,  of  the  late  Giles  Greenaway,  Eaq. 
hij^-sheriff  of  the  last  named  county  in  1784,  who 
d,  1  Jaa  1815,  leaving,  with  his  successor,  Mr. 
Greenaway,  an  only  dau.,  m.  to  Edward  Toude,  Esq. 
of  Plas-Madoc,  oo.  Denbigh. 

ArmM  Gn.,  a  chev.,  between  three  oorered  eups,  or,  on  a 
chief;  ai^..  three gtifBna'  heada  erased,  aa.,  beaked,  or. 

Crut—A  griflinTi  head,  eraaed,  ai.,  pendent  from  the  beak 
an  amulet,  or. 

Aoto— Barrington  Chores  oo.  Qlouoester;  and  Burford 
Fliory,  eo.  Oxford. 


GREENE  OF  SLYNE  AND  WHITTINGTON. 

Greene,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Slyne,  co.  Lancaster, 
and  Whittington  Hall,  oo.  Westmoreland,  J.P.,  M.P. 
for  Lancaster  since  1824,  and  high-sheriff  of  Lan- 
cashire 1828;  b.  19  Jan.  1794;  m.  81  Aug.  1820, 
Henrietta,  8rd  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  Henry 
Russell,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Dawsok-Cobvxuus,  brsTet-miOor  4Srd  It.  infiantxy,  b. 
S8  July,  182S. 

n.  Thomaa-Hontley*  h,  S8  Oct.  18S8,  in  holy  orders. 

nt.  Henry-Ayfaner,  b,  10  Feb.  1827. 
479 


QBE 

t.  Henrietta,  «.  1850,  to  the  Rev.  Anthony  Wilson  Tho- 
ndd,  grandson  of  Sir  John  Thorold,  Bart.,  ILP. 

n.  Roae-Alioe-Glottlde,  m.  1846,  to  John  Clerk,  Bsq.,  son 
of  the  Rt  Hon.  Or  Geoige  aerk,  Bart 

9,inttlQt* — ^The  first  notice  we  have  of  the  property  of 
Blyne  being  in  the  possession  of  this  fionily,  is  hi  the  8th  of 
Jambs  I.,  when  two  widows,  Grace  and  AUoe  Greene,  were 
Jointured  on  it  They  surrendered  it,  at  that  time,  to 
Thomas  GBsars,  ttom  whom  Cobxtelius  Grsshb  faiheiited 
the  estate,  in  1618.  This  CoineUus  d.  14  Oct  1660,  leering, 
by  Dorothy,  his  wifS,  who  <{.  in  the  following  year,  two 


Thomas,  b.  16S6.  of  Bolton-Hohnes,  who  d.  in  1714,  leering 
bv  Blisabeth  hia  wife,  a  son,  Cornelius  Greene,  b.  in  1668, 
who  m.  Jane  Gibeon,  and  d.  m  17S8,  leaving  a  son,  Richard 
Oreeneu  6.  in  1787.  ihther  of  the  Bev.  Cornelius  Greene,  of 
Terwi^  near  Peterafleld. 

CoBVsuui^ofwhosellnewe  treat 

TheSndson, 

CoainELius  Gassiis,  Bsq.  of  Slyne,  96  Cmablss  H.,  si. 
Xaiy,  dau.  of  Thomas  Simpson,  of  Tbnlsbolme,  Gent,  and 
by  her,  who  d.  in  1786,  had  iMue,  Thomas,  his  heir ; 
Riohard,  b.  in  1688,  of  St  John's  College,  Osmbridge,  d.  t.p. 
in  AfHca ;  Edward,  d.  t.  p.  in  Amerioa;  William,  rf.  «.  jr.  in 
Asia ;  and  Simeon,  d.  a  p.  in  177L  Mr.  Greene  d,  in  1718, 
and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Obssvi,  Esq.  of  Slyne,  b.  in  1681,  who  m.  Elisa- 
beth, dan.  of  Geoige  Baiker,  Esq  of  Rampside.  oo.  Lan- 
caster, and  had  issue,  Thomas,  his  heir ;  Geoxge,  d.  «.  p.  in 
1758;  Richard,  d.  $.  p.  at  Calcutta;  William,  d,  i,  p.  in 
176S;  and  Ifaigaret  m,  to  Robert  Bradley,  Esq.  of  Blyne. 
Mr.  Greene  d,  in  1762,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Grebvb,  Esq.  of  Slyne,  6.  10  Deo.  1787,  who  m. 
in  1798,  Martha,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Edmund  Dawson,  Esq. 
of  Warton,  oo.  Lanoaster,  and  dying  6  Dec  1810,  was  «.  by 
his  son,  Thomas  Gbbxvs,  Esq.,  now  of  Slyne  and  Whttting- 
ton. 

^nn»— Yert  on  a  fosse,  invecked,  or,  between,  in  ohie^ 
two  pheons,  and  in  base,  a  bugle-honi,  azg.,  stringed,  gu., 
three  fleursHie-Us,  of  the  last 

Crm—AsUtg,  ppr.,  gosged  with  a  collar,  inyecked,  vert,  a 
shield  suimenoed  therefrom,  or,  charged  with  a  roee^  gu. 

SeaU—Siyixe,  near  Lancaster;  and  Whitti^ton  Hall, 
Kirkby  Lonsdale.  ^^ 


GREENE  OF  KILMANAHAN  CASTLR 

Orbevi,  NuTTALL,  Esq.  lata  of  Eilmanahan  Castle» 
oo.  Waterford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  in  1806,  Charlotte- 
Anne,  dau.  of  the  late  William  Parsons,  Esq.  of 
Dublin,  and  d,  having  issue^ 

I.  William,  banister^it-law. 

u.  Thomas,  81st  N.B.  Fosiliers,  d.  hi  India  1840. 

in.  Jamee-Parsons,  d  May,  1860. 

IT.  Rodolphus.  T.  Samuel-Parsons. 

I.  Sarah-Elisa,  m.  to  Oapt  Sneyd,  H.E.LC.& 

n.  Aime,  m.  to  C.-W.-H.  Steward,  Bsq.  of  Suffolk,  late 
8rd  light  Dragoons,  and  is  deceased. 

ni.  Susan,  m.  Ist  to  T.  Ringroee  Atkyns,  Esq.,  of  Cork, 
late  of  the  Austrian  Imperial  Hussars;  and  Sndly,  to 
W.  Merryman,  Bsq. 

IT.  Chariotte-Franoee.  t.  Letitia. 

Ti.  Geoiigiana-Rebeoca,  la.  to  Capt  A.  W.  Hawkins,  Ben- 
gal Artillery. 

TO.  Bmma.  Tm.  OsroHne-Cherry. 

Lient.-CoL  Greene  served  as  high-sheriff  of  the  co. 
of  Waterford  in  1810-1811. 

Irineaffr.— This  is  a  junior  branch  of  the  flunily  of 
Greene,  so  long  estabUshed  in  high  repute  in  the  eo.  Water 
ford.  The  heads  of  the  house  are  Jobs  Gassirs,  Esq.. 
M.P.,  for  CO.  of  Kilkenny,  and  AsTHOVT-SHCPrBT  Gasnrs, 
Bsq.  of  Mailing  Deanery,  near  Lewes.  Sussex.  The  greaU 
grandflUher  of  the  late  lieut-Col.  Qteene,  of  Kilmaonhan. 

CoLOHEL  Rodolphus  Grsbhs,  of  Kilmanahan,  m.  Elin- 
both  Carew,  of  Oastleborougfa,  eo.  Wexford,  and  had  issue, 
Rodolphus,  his  heir ;  Midiael,  who  m.  three  times ;  and 
Elisabeth,  ta.  to  John  Keaue,  Esq.  of  Cappoquin. 
The  elder  son, 

Rodolphus  Gusenc,  Esq.  of  Kilmanahan  GasUe,  «. 
Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Coionel  Disney,  of  Whitechuroh,  co. 
Waterford,  and  had  isvie,  William,  his  heir;  John, 
Rodolphus.  Frederick;  Eiiaabeth.  si.  to,-^  Rer.  John 
Doyle;  and  Manr     Theddest^p^^  ^^ (^QOgle 


ORE 

WiLUAic  OssEinB,  Esq.  of  KllmaDfthftn  Oastle,  m.  LoUtlA, 
only  child  and  heir  of  Thomas  Oreene,  Esq.  of  Low  Orange, 
eo.  Kilkenny,  and  by  her,  who  m.  2ndly,  John  Oreene,  Eaq. 
of  OreenviUe,  co.  Kilkenny,*  hehad  iasae,  beaideaLiKUT.-OoL. 
NuTTALL  Obbene,  of  Kllmanahan  Castle,  another  son, 
Oeoiige,  of  Dublin,  late  of  the  4l8t  regt ,  who  m.  1st,  Elisa, 
dau.  of  the  late  Capt.  Reynolds,  55th  regt. ;  and  2ndly, 
Hose,  dau.  of  —  Nelson,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  by  the  former,  of 
whom  he  has  had  issue,  William,  collector  of  Customs  at 
Wicklow,  deceased;  Oeorge,  late  of  the  55th  regt ;  and  Le- 
titla-Clementina. 

^rnu— Three  stags,  trippant,  or. 
Crett'-Onk  of  a  duoal  coronet^  a  stag's  head. 
Jfotto— Neo  timeo  nee  spenio. 


GREENE  OP  ROLLESTON. 

Obbbkb,  HKimT,  Esq.  of  Rolleston  Hall,  co. 
Leioesier,  b.  4  April,  1794 ;  a.  to  his  maternal  uncle, 
Henry  Greene,  Esq.  in  1801.  This  gentleman  whose 
pfttronymic  was  Thomas,  assumed  by  sign-manual, 
in  1816,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Grbenb,  as  repre- 
■entaiiye  of  that  aodent  family. 

HillfSfff . — ^The  family  of  OREEars,  of  Rolleston,  is  of 
high  antiquity  in  the  county  of  Leicester. 

Richard  Obrcnb,  Esq.  of  Wykin,  in  the  county  of  the 
city  of  Coventry,  was  fiuiier  of 

RiOHABO  Obeckb,  Esq.  of  Wykin,  who  m.  Joan,  dau.  of 
Edward  Pell,  Esq.  of  Rolleeton,  and  sister  and  co-heir  of 
Edward  Pell,  Esq.  of  the  Middle  Temple,  and  had  issue, 
.  Richard,  of  Wykin,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Henry 
Smith,  Esq.  of  Witheote,  andleft  an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 
Elxzabsth,  who  m.  her  ooosin,  Henry  Oreene,  Esq. 
Hknbt,  of  whom  presently. 
The  youngest  son, 

Hkfrt  Obccnb,  Esq.  of  Rolleston.  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Abel  Barker,  Esq.  of  Hambledcn,  co.  Rutland,  and  sister  to 
Sir  Abel  Barker,  by  whom  he  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 
Hbtrt  OBxcnE,  Esq.  of  Rolleston,  b,  about  the  year  IMS, 
who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  his  uncle,  Richard 
Oreene,  Esq.  of  Wykin,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  son, 

Richard  Orexkb,  Esq.  of  Rolleston,  sheriff  of  Leicester  in 
1781,  who  m.  Cathaiine,  dau.  of  William  Fortrey,  Esq.,  and 
niece  of  James  Fortrey,t  Esq.  of  Royal  Fenn,  and  had 
Issue, 
Henbt,  his  successor. 

Anna  Maria,  m.  in  1750,  to  Edward  Hlcikinan,  Bra.  of  Old 
Bwinford,  co.  Worcester,  and  d.  In  ITIV,  leaving  nmr  sons 
and  four  daus. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Rev.  Christopher-Hatton  Walker,  M.A., 
rector  of  Harrington,  Northamptonshire,  andof  Kibworth, 
00.  Leicester,  by  whom  she  had  ianie^ 
Richard,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Oalby. 
Catherine,  m.  in  Dec.  1791,  to  the  Rev.  Oeotge  Boulton, 
rector  of  Oxendon,  and  vicar  of  Weston,  by  whom  she 
has  issue. 

Richard  Oreene  d.  in  Jan.  1781,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thb  Rbv.  Hknrt  Orrbnb.  M.A.,  rector  of  Little  Burstead 
and  Laingdon,  in  Essex,  and  prebendary  of  Oxted,  In  8t 
Paul's  Cathedra],  who  m.  Mary,  only  dau.  of  William  Stain- 
forth,  Esq.  of  Stillington,  near  York,  by  Judith,  one  of  the 
co-heiresses  of  Sir  Walter  Hawkswoi-th,  of  Hawksworth,  and 
had  issue, 
HxNRT,  6.  in  Dec.  1761,  who  «.  his  fiither  at  Rolleston, 
18  Sept.  1797,  and  m.  in  Aug.  1794,  EUzabeih,  dau.  of 

•  By  her  2nd  husband,  John  Oreene,  Esq.  of  OreenviUeu 
Mrs.  Oreene  had  a  son, 
Joseph  Obeeks,  Esq.  of  Lakeview.  co.  Kilkenny,  J.P.,  m 
Jane,  dau.  of  the  late  William  Newport,  Esq.,  brother  of 
the  Right  Hon.  Sir  John  Newport,  Bu-t,  and  has  issue, 
1  John-Simon,  m.  Elisa,  dau.  of  Capt  Samuel  MaffUirOL 
R.N.  of  Clonea  Castle,  co.  Waterford. 
8  William,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Fnnny,  dan.  of  Latimer 
Whittle,  Esq.  of  Muckamore  Abbey,  co.  Antrim. 
8  Joseph,  late  lieut.  Bengal  artillery. 
4  Oeorge-Nuttall,  E.I.C.  service. 
6  Reginald. 

1  Sarah-Jane,  m.  to  John  Waring,  Esq.  of  Springfield. 
CO.  Kilkenny.  r   -.,      -, 

2  Priscilla.  m.  to  Charles  Newport,  Esq.  of  WaterftmL 

t  By  this  James  Fortrey,  who  was  page  of  the  Back  Stairs 
*  «  ^t''^*""'  "*°y  o'  **»•  ftimily  pictures  now  at  Rolles- 
fci5?"  ''^.^^*  ^^  Be^onl  curiosities,  stiU  in  the 
SSSr  J^?®^*®^-  J?®.**-  *^«  celebrated  Lady  BeUa^se. 
widowofthesonof  John,  Lord  BdUasyse. 
480 


G  BB 

John  Olover,  Esq.  of  Barton.  In  Gninbridgeriiira,  bat  dvfsig 
without  issue,  in  March,  1801,  the  iamily  estates  devolved 
upon  his  nephew. 

Catharine,  who  m.  the  Rev.  Edward  Thomas,  M.A.,  vicar 
of  Billesdon,  and  had  issue, 

Henrt  Thomas,  (now  Orekne.)  present  i>ropriotor. 

Edvrard-Tbomas,  b.  20  Sept.  1795. 

Catherine-Thomas. 

Arms— "Vertt  three  bucks,  trippant.  or,  within  a  bordureof 
the  second,  quartering  Uie  ensigns  of  many  distinguished 
houses,  including  Pell,  Fobtret.  Jocbltit,  Bardolf.  Ac. 

Crat— Out  of  park  pales,  in  a  oiroalar  form,  a  stag's  head, 
ppr.,  attired,  or. 

iStfot— Rolleston  Hall,  Leicesterriiire. 


OREENWELL  OP  GREENWELL  FORD. 

Greenwkli^  The  Rev.  William,  of  Greenwell 
Ford,  CO.  Durham,  M.A.,  b,  23  March,  1820. 

M^inttlQt* — ^The  wide  spreading  and  ancient  fiamily  of 
Orebnwbll  is  descended  from  Ouliehnus  Preslqrter.  whov 
in  the  year  1188,  as  appears  in  Boldon  Buke,  held  the  lands 
of  Oreonwall,  in  the  parish  of  Wolringham.  oo.  Durikam,  and 
whose  son.  Jambs,  assumed  the  name  of  the  place  of  his  in- 
heritance signkig  himself,  in  various  charters,  Jacobvxs  de 
Orenisuellis  and  Jacobus  de  Orenewellis. 

WnxiAM  Oreeitwbll,  Esq.  of  Stobilee,  in  the  parish  of 
Satloy.  CO.  Durham,  (son  of  William,  grandson  of  Richard, 
who  d.  in  156S,  great-grandson  of  Thomas  OreenweU,  Esq. 
of  Stobilee,  living  in  1603,  and  6th  in  descent  flnom  Robert 
de  Orenewelle,  who  held  the  viU  of  Satley  in  chief  a.d.  1323,) 
left  at  his  deoease,  in  1624,  by  his  wife  Alice,  dau.  of  Robert 
Claxton,  Esq.,  with  several  other  chfldren,  William,  of 
Stobilee,  fined  and  sequestered  as  a  recusant  and  royalist, 
(he  d.  in  1667,  leaving  issue ;}  2  Richard,  living  In  1634 ;  8 
Nicholas.    The  8rd  sou, 

Nicholas  Orbekwbll,  Esq.  of  Fenhall,  purchased  in 
16SS.  Fayihare's  lands,  in  Ford.  In  1638,  he  acquired 
another  portion  from  Hodgson,  of  Manor  House,  and  divms 
other  parcels  <^  various  dates.  He  was  t.  at  his  decease  by 
his  only  son, 

WiLUAM  Orxbkwell,  Esq.  of  Oreanwell  Ford,  and  some- 
time of  Kibblesworth,  who  m.  Barbara,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
Robert  Cole,  Esq.  of  Kibblesworth,  and  had,  with  sevotal 
other  children, 
Nicholas,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Newcastle,  merchant,  whom.  Jane.  dao.  of  Alder- 
man William  Aubone,  of  Newcastle-on-Tyne,  and  had 
issue,  Aubone,  merchant  of  Newcastlo,  who  d.  «.  v. 
1729-80 ;  William  :  Nicholas,  d.  in  1714 ;  and  Barbara,  m. 
to  Paul  Oibeon,  of  Durham. 

Robert,  on  whom  his  &ther  and  mother  settled  lands  in 
Kibblesworth,  in  1683.  He  m.  in  1707.  PhUlia,  dan.  and 
co-heir  of  William  Aubone,  Esq.  of  Newcastle,  and  left, 
vrith  Junior  issue,  a  son,  Wiluam  OREEi«WKLL.of  Kibbles- 
worth, who  m.  Marr,  dau.  of  Joshua  TwixeU,  Esq.  of  New- 
castle-on-Tyne, ana  was  ».  by  his  son,  Joshua  Grske- 
WELL,  Esq.  of  Kibblesworth,  and  of  Newoastle-on-Tyne. 
who  nt.  ifaiy,  dau.  and  heiress  of  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Robinson.  A.M..  rector  of  Wyclille,  oo.  York,  by  OltTia, 
dan.  of  the  Rev.  Henry  Stapylton,  of  Thornton  Watlaa% 
and  dyiug  in  1797,  left  issue, 

1  William,  of  Kibblesworth,  6.  in  1775,  d.  unm. 

2  Robinson-Robert,  6.  in  1778,  a  merchant  in  Newcastle, 
who  m.  in  1819,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Mcllar.  Esq.  of 
Whitby,  and  has  a  son.  Rev.  W.  Oreenw^L 

8  Leonard  (Sir j,  K.C. B.  and  K.C.H.,  nu^or-geoeial  in  tl:^ 
army,  6.  in  1781,  d.  uma. 
1  Olivia,  d.  wnm. 

William  OreenweU  d.  in  1701,  and  was  t.  by  his  rideat  son, 

Nicholas  Oreenwell,  Esq.  of  OreenweU  Ford,  who  «. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Addison,  Esq.  of  Egglestone,  and  was 
i.  at  his  decease  in  1736,  by  his  only  son, 

William  Oreekwell,  Esq.  of  OreenweU  Ford,  who  m. 
5  Aug.  1734,  Miss  Mary  Saunderson,  and  had  (with  three 
daus.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Edward  Cluuiton.  Esq. ;  Oraoe,  m. 
to  John  Ciunming,  Esq. ;  and  Anne,  m.  in  1761,  to  Robert 
Surtees,  Esq.  of  CronyweU}  an  only  son, 

Alak  Orbemwkll,  Esq.,  who  t.  his  fiither  at  Ford.  14 
April,  1748.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Henry  Omsby.  Emj.  of 
Lanchester,  by  whom  (who  d.  28  April.  17S3)  he  had  issue. 

WnxiAM-THOMAB.  hls  heir,  of  OreenweU  Ford. 

Geoiige,  who  w.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Askwith,  Esq.  of 
Rippon,  and  has  issue. 

Nicholas. 

Alan,  who  d.  in  1789. 

Mary,  m.  to  Alderman  John  Hutchinson,  of  Durham. 

Anne,  m.  to  Edward  Berie,  Esq.  of  Colchester, 

Jane^  d.  young. 


Jigitized  by 


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ORE 


ORB 


EUabeih,  m.  in  1819,  to  John  GrecnwoU,  Biq.  of 
«bi«ld8,  00.  DttriMttu. 

Hr.  Oreenwell  d.  26  Feb.  1806,  and  vnm  «.  bybJs  son, 

William-Tromas  OBBSirwBLL,  Esq.  of  GreenweU  Ford, 
■  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 18  Feb.  1777,  who  m.  26  June,  1818,  Do- 
rothy, don.  of  Francis  Smalee,  Esq.,  by  Anne,  his  wife,  dau. 
and  hoir  of  Bichard  Radcliffo,  Esq.  of  Cockennouth ;  and  d. 
1854,  leaving  issue, 

William,  now  of  Oieenwell  Ford. 

Frands,  6.  24  May,  1828;  m.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  John 
Trotter,  Esq.,  M.D.,  and  has  issue. 

Ahm,  M.A..  Tn  holy  oiders,  6.  19  Sept  1824. 

Hennr-NIcholas,  late  of  the  70th  regt,  6.  6  Dec.  1826. 

DoroUiy. 

Arm»    Or,  two  bars,  as.,  between  three  ducal  coronets,  gu. 
Crett—k  stork,  jppr.,  beaked  and  legged,  gu.,  wreathed 
round  the  neck  with  a  chaplet  of  laurel,  vert. 
5M^-OreenweU  Ford,  co.  Dtirham. 


GREENWELL  OF  BROOMSHIELDa 

Qbebnwell^  Joh5,  Esq.  of  BroomshieldB,  co. 
Durham,  J.P.,  6.  8  Sept  1784;  m.  9  Sept  1819, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Alan  Greeawell,  Esq.  of  Oreen- 
well  Ford,  in  the  same  county,  and  has, 

Tromab,  6.  8  Feb  1821.  m.  29  June,  1860. 

Mr.  Qreenwell  is  in  the  commiMion  of  the  peace  for 
oo.  Durham. 

HintSfft* — ^Broomshields  has  been,  at  least  for  neariy 
four  centuries,  in  the  possession  of  this  branch  of  the  Green- 
wells.  So  tar  back  as  the  reign  of  Henry  VII.  (22  Oct, 
1488),  the  name  of  Pbtkr  Owdvbwsll  occurs,  and  the 
fjunfly  can  from  that  period  be  traced  in  old  deeds  and 
documents.    The  grand&ther  of  the  present  representative, 

Thomas  Orrenwsll,  Esq.  of  Broomahielda,  only  surviving 
son  of  Peter  OreenweU,  Esq.  of  Broomshields,  by  Rebecca 
Sampson,  his  wife,  m.  Mary  Rippon,  of  Low  Mills,  Lan- 
Chester,  co.  Durham,  and  loft  at  his  decease,  13  Feb.  1770, 
a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Orbsmwhll,  of  Broomshields,  who  m.  22  March, 

1774,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  John  Muldison,  Esq.  of  Hole  House, 
CO.  Durham,  and  sister  and  heiress  of  John  Maddison.  Esq., 
secretary  to  Sir  Joseph  Torke,  and  of  Oeoige  Maddison, 
Esq.,  imder  secretary  of  state  for  foreign  affairB  in  1782,  and 
secretary  of  legation  in  Paris  under  the  duke  of  Manchester 
in  1783.  The  estate  of  Hole  House  was  purchased  from 
the  Hoppers  in  1696,  by  Alexander  Maddison,  Esq.  By 
Eleanor,  his  wife,  Mr.  Greenwell  had  (with  three  daus., 
Eleanor,  Mary,  and  Elisabeth)  two  sons,  Thomas,  b.  7  Feb. 

1775,  who  d,  unm,  4  Oct  1796,  and  John,  now  of  Broom> 
shields.  Mr.  Qreenwell tf.  18 Dec  1817;  his  widow,  Eleanor, 
11  Oct  1820. 

Arm§ — Or,  two  bars,  as.,  between  three  ducal  coronets,  gu. 
Crtfi — A  crane's  head,  couped.  arg.,  beaked,  gu.,  with  an 
olive-branch  round  the  neck,  vert 
jfegf— Broomshields,  Lanchester,  oo.  Durham. 


GREENWOOD  OF  KEIGHLEY  AND  SWAR- 
CLIFFE  HALL. 

Grbinwck>d»  Frederick,  Esq.  of  Keighley  and 
Swarcliffe  Hall,  both  in  Yorkshire,  J.P.  6.  15  Jan. 
1797 ;  m.  31  May,  1828,  Sarah,  only  dau.  of  the  late 
Samuel  Staniforth,  Esq.  of  Liverpool  and  Damall, 
and  has  issue, 
I.  JoHV,  J.P.,  and  D.L.,  eapt  Yorkshire  Hussar  regt 
yeomanry  cavalry,  6.  20  Feb.  1820,  m.  19  Feb.  1852, 
Louisa-Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Nathaniel  Clarke  Bar- 
naidiston,  Esq.  of  the  Ryes,  Suffolk,  and  has  issoe, 
1  FanDBBiOK-BARVABDnroN,  6.  8  Jan.  18M. 
1  dara-Louisa. 
I.  Mary-Uttledale,   m.  4  Aug.  1868,   to   Major  Bohde 
Hawkins,  Esq.  of  the  Privy  Council  Office,   London, 
youngest  son  of  Edward  Hawkins,  Esq.  of  Uie  British 
Museum. 

9.ttltil0f  • — Oreenwood  is  a  very  old  Toikshire  name, 
and  the  family  has  been  settled  in  Yorkshire  from  remote 
tlaies ;  the  pedigree  is  given  at  some  length  in  Thcrtsbya 
Leeds.  Early  in  the  last  century,  Jaxu  GassRWOOD  settled 
at  Biaithwayt  near  Kelghley  TheUte 
481 


John  Qamrwoon,  Bsq.,  of  Keighley  and  Swandtffe  Hall, 
oa  Yoric,  b.  8  Sept.  1768,  only  mm  of  John  Greenwood,  of 
Keighley,  by  Anne,  his  wife,  dau.  of  J.  Berwick,  Esq.,  m. 
in  1794,  Sarah,  eldest  dau.   of  WiUiam  Sugden,  Esq.  of 
Eastwood  House,  Keighley,  and  had  issue, 
Fbsdkrick,  J. p.,  now  of  Keighley. 
Bdwfai,  J.  P.,  of  SwaroliflK  d.  28  Sep.  1852. 
Ann,  m.  the  Rev.  Theodore  Dury,  rector  of  Westmill,  oo. 
Herts,  and  d.  1849,  leaving  issue. 

Matilda,  m,  to  Rawdon  Briggs,  Esq.  of  Birstwith  Hall, 
near  Harrogate,  and  since  deceased. 
Sarah-Hannah,  ta.  to   John-Benson  Sedgwick,  Esq.  of 
Btone  Gap,  co.  York,  and  has  issue. 

Jrm»^-fei  chev.,  sa.,  and  aig.,  a  chev.,  enn.,  between 
three  saltiers  oouped.  oouuterohanged. 

CVieit— A  tiger,  se)ant,  or. 

BeaU—Knowltf  KeAMtj,  and  Swarcliflb  Hall,  near  Ha]> 
rogate :  the  preeent  Frederick  Greenwood,  Esq.,  resides  at 
Norton  Coiners,  near  Bipon. 


GREENFIELD  OP  BRYNDERWEN. 

Greenfield,  James,  Esq.  of  Brynderwen,  co.  Mon- 
mouth, 6.  28  Jan.  1810;  m.  22  June,  1839,  Margaret^ 
2ud  dau.  of  Sir  Joseph  Bailey,  Bart,  of  Glanusk 
Park,  CO.  Brecon,  M.P.  for  co.  Brecon,  by  his  Ist 
wife,  Maria,  4th  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Joeeph  latham, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JAMis-HEinT-LATBAM,  h.  5  Juno,  1841. 

n.  Chsries-Bailey,  6. 18  Jan.  1844. 

m.  WalterOrmerod,  6. 11  June,  1846. 

IT.  Joseph-Bail«y,  6.  28th  July,  1847. 

V.  William-Crawshay.  6.  8  Jan.  1851. 

L  Mary-Anne-Franoee-Margaret 

u.  Helen-Wyatt.  m.  Maria-Chariotte. 

IT.  Annette-Crawshay. 

Mr.  Greenfield  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut  foi^ 
Monmouthshire,  and  served  as  high  sheriff  for  the 
county  of  Anglesey,  in  1839. 

Uttlf  9]^« — JoHV  GBssifFisLn,  Bsq.  of  Pnllborough,  oo. 
Sussex,  who  d.  21  April,  1742,  was  father,  by  Maiy  Smart, 
his  wife,  of 

JoHif  QtaaaxTtELD,  Esq.  of  Byworth,  co.  Sussex,  b.  1741, 
who  m.  28  April,  1769,  Hannah,  eldest  dau.  of  his  cousin, 
Edmund  Greenfield,  Esq.  of  Haslemere,  oo.  Siurrey,  and  d. 
14  Oct  1802,  having  had  issue,  five  sons  and  two  daus.  Of 
the  former, 

Jamks  Gbbenfibld,  Esq.  of  Biynderwen,  oo.  Caeniar- 
von,  J.P.  for  that  shire,  and  deputy-lieut  for  Anglesey, 
b,  11  March,  1776,.  m.  17  April,  1804.  Chaiiotte,  second  dau. 
of  Benjamin  Wyatt  Esq.  of  lime  Grov%  oo.  Caenuuvon, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1816,  had  issue, 
Jamrs,  of  Biynderwen,  oo.  Monmouth. 
Bei\iamin-Wyatt  M.A.  of  Corpus  Christl  CoH,  Osmb., 
barri8ter-at4AW,  6.  28  June,  1811.  m.  7  Jan.  1836.  Octavia- 
Vere-Booth,  youngest  dau.  of  George-Booth  Tyndale,  Esq. 
of  Hayling,  and  has  issue,  1  John-l^dale,  6.  IS  Jan. 
1840;  1  Margaret-Caroline-Tvndale  ;  2  Oriane-Tyndale ; 
8  Vere-TyndUe;  4  Dorothy-tyndale. 
Charlotte-Anne,  d.  umm.  29  Dec,  1824. 
Maxy- Wyatt,  m.  81  Aug.  1828,  to  Charies  Cooeh,  Esq., 
second  son  of  the  late  Robert  Cooch,  Esq.  of  Huntingdon, 
and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Greenfield  d.  19  Jan.  1826. 

Jrm»—V«r  saltier,  gu.  and  vert,  three  clarions,  or. 
Crttt—A  griphon,  passant  with  wings  elevated,  or,  restfaag 
its  dexter  daw  on  a  clarion,  gu. 
Motto— Ininaai  virescunt 
fisot— Brynderwen,  Usk,  Monmouth. 


GREER  OF  THE  GRANGE  MACGREGOR 

Greer,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  The  Grange^  Moy,  co. 
Tyrone,  Major,  commanding  royal  Tyrone  marine 
artillery,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  17  April,  1795;  m.  6  June, 
1816,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Harpur,  Esq.  of  Moy, 
by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Clements,  E8<^.  of 
Biuokatille,  by  his  wife,  Mary,  dau.  of  James  Rich- 
ardson, Esq.  of  BloomhiU,  allin  oo.  Tyrone,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  HBNBT-HARFum,  6.  24  Feb.  1821,  m^jor  88th  Ught  in- 
Csntry,  m.  14  Feb.  1860,  Agnes  Isabella,  dan.  of  the  Yen. 


OSB 

Idnnind  D.  Knox,  wlidMoon  of  Kfflaloe,  pte  of  the 
Hon.  and  Right  Rev.  Edmund  Knox,  bishop  of  Tin^ifftgk, 
and  gnndaon  of  Thomaa,  Vlieount  Northland. 

n.  niomM,  B.N..  6.  5  April,  1828. 

I.  Emily,  «.  15  June,  1885.  Jamee  Lowiy,  Baq.  of  Book- 
dale,  and  d.  SS  April,  1851. 

n.  Jane,  m.  6  Oet  184S,  Axmar  Lowry,  Eaq,  of  the  80th 
wgfc. 

m.  Maria*  r 


Hitlf  Xfft* — ^Ihe  flusily  Gieer  daima  deaoent  fhnn  the 
Grienon  branch  of  the  elan  MacGtvgor. 

jAim  Obkkb,  Atom  whom  the  Irish  branch  apringa, 
remoTed,  it  is  Tsry  probable,  flrom  the  parent  stock,  at 
litg,  CO.  Dumfiriea,  about  the  eommenoement  of  the  17th 
oentuiy,  and  aettled  in  the  neighbouring  Encash  county  of 
Cumberland,  when  we  find  him  in  1638 ;  but  the  exact 
date  when  thia  took  place  ia  not  stated,  but  the  flunily 
records  mention  that  Jamea  Oreer,  and  Mary  hla  wife,  of 
the  Rock,  Cumberknd,  had,  hitar  alioa,  a  son,  Henbt,  and 
a  dan.,  Anne,  who  m.  Thomaa  Turner,  of  TumerMead,  co. 
Cnmberiand,  and  with  her  hoaband  remoring  to  Ireland, 
was  ancestor  of  the  Turners  of  Tumer'a  Hill,  near  Newry, 
00.  Armagh.    The  eon, 

HsNBT  Obbcb,  Esq.,  ai.  in  1662,  Mary,  sister  of  the 
abore-named  Thomaa  Turner,  and  remoTod  with  her,  in 
1658,  to  Ireland,  where  they  finally  settled  at  Luigan,  oo. 
Armagh,  and  dying  there,  left  two  aona,  Robert,  the 
younger,  and  hla  heir, 

jAMsa  Obbcb,  Esq.,  6.  in  1668,  m,  21  Aug.  1678,  Eleanor, 
dan.  and  co-heir  of  J<^n  Rea,  Esq.  of  T.Vw«^tTan  near 
lAigan,  on  which  property  he  aettled,  and  left  issue,  Hbnbt, 
hia  heir ;  John,  6.  in  1688,  ancestor  of  the  Obebbs  of  Rhone 
Hill,  and  Tullylagan (wUcA Me);  Thomaa,  6.  hi  1600 ;  Jamea, 
b.  in  1608.  aU  three  m.  and  left  issue;  and  Maiy,  wife  of 
Wimam  Douglass,  Esq.    The  eldest  sen  and  heir, 

Hbbbt  Obbeb,  Esq.,  b.  in  1681,  m.  hi  1704,  Sarah,  dau. 
of  Henderaon,  Baq.  of  Dundady,  oo.  Londonderry,  and  d. 
In  July,  1756,  leering  (with  a  dau.,  Maiy)  a  eon  and  heir, 

Hbmbt  Gbbeb,  Esq.,  6.  in  1716,  m.  8  June,  1741,  EUaa- 
both,  dau.  of  John  Turner,  Esq.  (grandson  of  Thomaa 
Turner  and  Ann  Oreer,  his  wife),  and  d.  in  Dee.  1776, 
leering  (with  three  daua.,  Ann,  Henrietta,  and  Eliaabeth, 
all  of  whom  m.  and  left  issue)  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  Obbxb,  Esq.,  b.  hi  1742;  who  m.  17  Dea  1762, 
Catherine,  dan.  of  John  Cuppage,  Esq.  of  Garden  Hill,  oo. 
Antrim,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Hbnbt,  b.  20  Not.  1768.  m.  in  1782,  Jane,  dau.  and  only 
child  of  John  Lynam,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  and 
pre-deceaaed  hia  fiither,  2  Aug.  1814,  having  had.  with  five 
otherchildren.whod.  young,  twosonaandfourdwos.,  vis., 

1  JoaBPH.  auoceesor  to  hia  grandikther,  and  present 
repreeentatiTe. 

2  Richard,  6.  10  June,  1706,  in  holy  orders,  d,  num. 
7  June,  1826. 

1  Jane.  2  Ann. 

8  Sophia.  4  Sarah. 

IL  John,  d.  young. 

ni.  John-Turner,  h.  18  May,  1766,  d.  in  1786. 
IV.  Thomaa,  b.  16  Nov.  1767,  J.P.  and  deputy-governor,  m. 

butcl.«.p.  7ADril,18S7.  '^ 

T.  Jamee,  6.  81  Jan.  1775,  J.P.  and  deputy  governor  d.  a.  p. 

7  Aug.  1842. 

VL  Jobn-Mieia,  b.  4  April,  1778,  com.  B.N. 
viL  Oeorge,  b.  17  May,  1770,  J.P.  for  Armagh. 
viiL  Alexander,  b.  20  June,  1780,  halApay  <?  the  army. 
I.  Elisabeth,  m,  to  John  Maloomson,  Esq.  of  Olonmel,  and 

n.  MarV,  d.  10  Ftob.  1841.  m.  Jane. 

IV.  OatherinflL  m,  to  John  lind^ay,  Esq.,  of  Dublin. 

V.  Sarah-Mildred.  «».  1st,  to  Mi^ur  Overand,  B.I.Co.'s  Ser- 
service.  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  John  O.  Oldfldd,  now 
Archdeacon  of  Elphfai.    She  d.  t.  p.  18  Jan.  18:28. 

Mr.  John  Oreer,  who  waa  a  Justice  of  the  peace,  and 
deputy  governor  oi  the  oountiea  of  Armagh  and  Tyrone 
for  upwarda  of  fifty  yeara,  d.  6  Oct.  1818,  and  waa  «.  by  hla 
elder  grandaon,  the  preeent  Josbph  Obbbb,  Beq. 

fiMt— Orange  MHjhnegor,  Moy,  Co.  Tyrone. 


OREER  OF  TULLTLAOAN. 

Oreeb,  Thomas,  Ekj.  of  Tullyhigan,  oo.  Tyrone, 
JJ».,  b,  21  April,  1791 ;  m.  27  AprU,  1826,  William 
mina,  dau.  of  Arthur  Ussher,  Esq.  of  Camphire,  co. 
Waterford,  a  direct  deecendant  of  Archbiflliop  Ussher, 
and  has  iaeae, 
482 


ORB 


I.  l'BEDnsa[,».17Fsb.l829. 

n.  Usaher,  b.  27  F^b.  1881,  d.  wfaenjust  of  age. 

L  Martha-Uaaher.  i 

UL  FriadUa-Sqphia. 

S^ttieSffe.— The  Obbbbs  of  Tyrone  daim  deaoent  (as 
already  stated  under  Obbbb  of  Orange)  through  the  Orion, 
or  Orleraona,  of  Lag,  oo.  Dumflriea,  from  the  dan  MaoGregor 
hi  SooUand,  and  this  daim  ia  sustahied  by  the  atiwgest 
traditional  and  corroborative  evidence.  Hbbbt  Obbbb,  the 
first  aettler  in  Irdand,  waa  son  of  James  Greer,  a  ackm  of 
the  Lag  fiunily,  who  left  Scotland  and  fixed  hia  abode  in  the 
border  oounty  of  Oimberland.  Henry  •»•  Mary  Tomer,  and 
was  fiather  inter  alioa  of  a  son  and  heir, 

Jambs  Obbbb,  Eaq.,  b.  in  England  April  165.%  who  m, 
21  Aug  1678,  Eleanor,  dan.  and  co-heir  oT  John  Rea,  Esq., 
and  had,  inter  alios,  Hbnbt  Obbeb.  ddest  son,  ancestor  of 
the  Obbbbs  of  Grange  MacOregor;  and  Johb  Obbbb,  the 
2Dd  eon,  who  resided  at  Warrenatown  and  Tollyakan,  near 
Lurgan;  by  Maiy  Hunks,  his  wife,  he  had  aeveral  diiklrvn, 
of  whom  the  2nd  son, 

Thomas  Obbbb,  of  Rhone  Hfll,  became  on  the  ezttnctSon 
of  the  male  line  of  hia  elder  brother,  John,  the  head  of 
2nd  house  of  the  Irish  Oreera.  He  waa  b.  14  Nov.  1724,  and 
m.  Sarah,  dan.  of  Thomas  Oroer.  of  Radford,  his  2nd  ooaain, 
and  d.  at  Rhone  Hill,  6  April,  1808,  leavtaig  issoe, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Robert,  6. 16  Nov.  1766,  d.  in  America  hi  1806,  taaa. 

Eleanor,  ia.  to  Thoe.  Boardman,  eon  of  Joaeph  Boantinan, 
of  Joneston,  near  Bdendery. 

Maxy,  m.  to  Richard  Jacob,  aon  of  Joaeph  Jacobs  of 
Waterford. 

Jane,  sk  to  Jamea  CUbbom,  son  of  Burday  CUbbom  ef 
Moate. 

Sarah,  m,  to  John  Hancock,  aon  of  John  Hanoook,  d 
Liftbum. 

Ann,  M.  1807,  to  James  Nicholson. 

The  ddest  son, 

Thomas  Obbbb,  also  of  Rhone  Hill,  6.  5  Sept  1761, ». 
14  Aug.  1787,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  WilUam  Jackson,  Eaq.,  and 
d.  26  Feb.  1840,  leering  Issue, 

Thomas,  now  of  Tallylagan,  co.  TVrone,  J.  P. 

William-Jackson,  6.  8th  June,  1797,  m.  Maxgarei,  anotbor 
dau.  of  Arthur  tTsaher,  Esq.  and  d.  1841.  leaving  ispne. 

John-Robert,  b.  11th  Sep.,  1800,  m.  Sarah  D.  Strangman, 
and  has  issue. 

Alft^  of  Dripeey  House,  co.  Cork,  &.  2nd  Sep.,  180S,  m, 
let  Helena  GSutoU,  and  2nd|^,  Poggy.  dau.  of  Mai<«'  Colt- 
hurst  of  Dripeey  Castle,  oo.  Cork,  and  has  iasoe  by  buth. 

Sarah,  m.  to  Hugh  White,  of  Dublin. 

Maty-Jackson,  m.  to  T.  W.  Manly. 

Elinbeth,  ta.  to  George  Thomas,  of  Bristol. 

CaroUne,  m.  to  William  Ridgway. 

Louisa-Jane,  m.  to  Joeeph  uake,  of  BriatoL 

Jrm$  (Bni\>lled  in  Dieter's  OiBce) — ^As.  a  Hon  rampant,  or, 
armed  and  langued  gu.,  between  three  antiqoa  crowna  of  the 
second ;  on  acanton  arg.  an  oak  tree  eradicated,  aurmounted 
by  a  sword,  in  bend  sinister,  enslgned  on  the  point  with  a 
Toj»l  crown,  all  ppr. 

Orttt— An  eagle  displayed  ppr.,  charged  on  the  breast  with 
a  quadrangular  lock  arg. 

1/eMo— Memor  eeto. 

AM^— TuUylagan,  co.  Tjrrone. 


GREG  OF  BALLYMENOCH. 

Oreo,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Bally  moDoch,  co.  Down.  J.P. 
and  high-sheriff  1840,  b,  29  Deo.  1805;  m.  16  May, 
1838,  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  Narcissus  Batt^  Esq.  of 
Purdysbum,  co.  Down,  and  Osier  Hill,  co.  Wexfoni, 
aud  has  had  issue, 

I.  nEsuY-CuwuiQUAM,  b.  April,  1840,  d.  Sept.  ISU. 
I.  AUce-Margaret. 

Mr.  Greg,  of  Ballymenoch,  and  his  two  sisters  (Eliaa^ 
m.  to  the  Rot.  James-Stewart  Blacker,  M.  A.,  rector 
of  Keady,  oo.  Armagh,  and  Alicia,  m.  to  Robert 
Thomson,  Esq),  are  the  children  of  the  late  Ccric- 
NiNQHAM  Greg,  Esq.  of  Ballymenoch,  (who  d.  April, 
1880),  by  Ellen  his  wife,  dau.  of  Richard  Gaaon,  &q. 
Sart— Ballymenoch,  Hdywood,  oo.  Down. 


GREG  OF  NORCLIFFE  HALL. 
Greo,  R(»ert-Htde,  Esq.  of  Korcliffe  Hs  D,  ex 
Chester,  and  Coles  Park,  co.  Hertford,  J.P^  M.i*. 
for  Manchester,  from  1839  to  1841,  b,  24  S^t  17y5; 


O  B  E 

m.  14  June,  1824,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert 
Philipe,  of  the  Park,  oo.  Lancaster,  and  Snitterfield, 
CO.  Warwick,  and  has  issue, 
I.  RoBSBT-PHnjPs,  b.  88  Mareb,  18M. 
n.  Edward-Hyde,  6.  9  Nor.  1887,  in.  IS  Mumh,  18M, 
Jfaigaiet,oi47  date  of  tbt  late  Wm.Bn>adbent,Bfq.  of 
T^tefaterd,  near  Wanlngton. 
m.  HeuT-BoBMil,  b,  4  Jtily,  188S. 
IT.  ATtlmr,  6.  7  July,  1886. 
I.  OaroUne. 

n.  Haimah-Sophia,  m.  81  Uarciti,  1868,  to  Benoon,  son  of 
BMuud  Bathbcnie,  Bsq.  of  livetpool. 

fLintU^* — ^The  pretent  fiunfly  has  its  origin  and 
derives  its  name  from  the  dan  MacOregor  of  Bootland, 
which  claims  deeoent  firom  King  Kenneth  Mo.Alpine  II.. 
let  King  of  Sootland,  whose  son  reodwd  the  name  of 
Oregor  Arom,  hla  Oodfiither,  Pope  Oregoiy,  lY.  In  1608, 
an  edict  was  issued  by  Jahks  YI.,  against  the  clan  Oregor, 
and  in  1688,  another  l^y  Chablbs  I.,  denonndng  the  whole 
dan  and  forbidding  any  one  from  canrying  or  being  bap- 
tised by  that  name.  In  oonseqnenoe  of  this  a  complete 
Uispereion  took  plaoe^  and  diffnrent  members  of  the  dan 
adopted  the  names  of  Campbell,  Gregory,  Oreig,  Ac  One 
of  these,  Andrew  Qreig,  of  Cooper,  appears  ttom  a  bond 
still  in  posaeadon  of  the  fiunily,  dated  1646,  and  bearing 
the  dgnatorea  of  aeverdnoted  menof  the  time,  to  have  lent 
the  snm  of  800  marka  in  aid  and  on  account  of  the  Parlia- 
mentary armies.  His  aon,  Jamea  Ordg,  of  Oohiltrse, 
had  a  son,  Jdm  Grelg.  b.  1098,  who,  compromlaed  in  the 
rebellion  of  1716,  went  over  to  Irdand,  eetabUdied  hhnsdf 
under  the  name  of  JoHir  Oaoo  as  a  merchant  at  BeUhst, 
and  there  married  a  Misa  Cunningham.  His  son  Thomas, 
b.  1718,  had  granted  to  him  a  right  of  aU  the  minerals  in 
the  oounties  of  Down  Antrim  and  Deny,  and  reAised  the 
honour  of  a  bsronetoy.  He  m.  1748,  EUaabeth,  dau.  of 
SaoMMl  Hyde,  of  Manchester,  and  had  issue,  18  children, 
aaostof  whom  married  and  aettled  in  Ireland.  The  6th  and 
9th,  Thomaa  and  Samuel,  came  over  to  England.  The 
former,  of  Cdea  Park,  Hertfordshire,  married  Maigaret, 
dan.  of  Robert  Hibbert,  of  Birtles  Hall,  Cheahire,  and  died 
without  diildren.  Bemud  settled  in  Mancheater,  and 
».  1790,  Hannah,  dan.  and  co-hdress  of  Adam  light- 
body,  of  liveipool,  and  great^reat-granddau.  of  Philip 
Henry,  the  nonoonformiat,  whose  fiither  John  Heniy,  an 
officer  hi  the  houaehdd  of  Chablbs  I.,  attended  that  mon- 
aioh  on  the  scalTold.    They  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  d.  a  p.  in  1889. 

n.  RaaaBT-HTna,  now  of  Norcliflfo  HaU. 

ui.  John,  m.  Elisabeth  Kennedy. 

rr.  Samuel,  m.  Mary  Needham. 

v.  WilUam-Rathbone,  m.  Lucy  Henry. 

I.  EUaabeth,  m.  to  William  Bathbone,  Eaq.  of  liveipooL 

IL  Marianne.       in.  Agnea.       iv.  Sarah. 

T.  Hannah,  m.  to  Thomas  Reynolda,  of  Bristol. 

TL  EUen,  m.  to  Andrew  Melly,  Eaq.  of  liverpooL 

Arm»-~Arg,,  a  Scotch  fir,  out  of  a  mount,  vert,  in  base, 
surmounted  by  a  sword,  in  bend,  ppr.,  on  a  dexter  canton, 
as.,  a  royd  antique  erown,  ppr. ;  quartering  Tueroir  and 

LlOHTBODT. 

Cmt—An  ann.  embowed  in  armour,  grasping  a  scimitar, 
as.,  pommd  and  hilt,  or. 

Jfotto— Ein  doe  and  spair  not;  and  also  8*Rioghd  mo 
Dhream. 

fiMCs—Nocdillb  Hall,  oo.  Chester,  and  Coles  Pule,  co. 
Herts. 


OREGOR,  OF  TREWARTHENICK. 

Gbbgor,  Oobdon-WilltaM'Francis,  Esq.  of  Tre- 
warthenick,  oo.  Cornwall,  J.P.  and  D.L..  high-sheriff 
1829.  b.  2  Oct.  17b9 ;  m.  20  June,  1814,  Loveday- 
Sarah,  only  dau.  of  Francis  Glanville,  Esq.  of  Catch- 
frencb,  in  the  same  shire,  by  Loveday-Sarah  his 
wife,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  William  Masterman, 
Esq.  of  Reatormely  and  has  issue, 

I.  FBAVOU-OLAiryiLLB,  b.  8  Sept.  1816. 
I.  Jsae-Frances,  la.  26  Sept.  1849,  to  the  Bev.  Paul  Wil- 
liam Molesworth. 
n.  Geoigiana-Mary. 
nu  EUsabeth-Glanville. 

Tliis   gentleman,    whose    patronymic    is    Booilsr, 
ai«umed  by  letters  patent,  in  1826,  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Gbiscior. 
483 


OKE 

EitlfXQt.— About  ttie  middle  of  the  17th  century, 
we  find  the  Oregors  resident  at  Traro,  of  which  town  Wil- 
liam Oregor  was  mayor  in  1677,  and  at  that  period  the 
fhmily  seems  first  to  have  settled  at  Trewarthenlck,  where 
Fbjlkcks  OncGOB,  Esq.,  redded  in  17^. 

CHAaLOTTB-AxNS  Obbgob,  of  Trswarthenidc  (only  dau. 
and  heir  of  the  Bev.  William  Oregor,  of  Trewarthenidc, 
vicar  of  Greed,  and  niece  of  Franda  Oregor,  Esq.  of  Trewar- 
thenlck, M.P.  for  Cornwall},  the  Uwt  of  the  Or«gor  fiunily, 
<L  nam.  in  1836,  and  bequeathed  her  estates  to  Lovbdat- 
Sabah,  dau.  of  Frands  Olanville,  Eaq.  of  Cotchflcench,  and 
niece  of  Catherine  Masterman,  who  m.  the  testator's  uncle, 
Francis  Oregor,  Esq.,  M.P.  This  lady  (Loveday-Sarah 
Olanville)  m.  as  slready  stated,  OoBDON-WiLUAii-FaAVCis 
Boouta,  Esq.  (son,  by  the  Lady  Catherine  Cordon,  hia 
wife,  youngest  dau.  of  Cosmo,  8rd  Duke  of  Ooidon,  of 
Thomas  Booker,  Esq.,  Capt.  63rd  regt.,  deseendod  from  a 
younger  branch  of  the  ancient  fiunily  of  Booker,  of  Notta, 
which  aettled  in  Ireland,  Ump.  Cramlem  II.) 

.^mw~-Erm.,  ad&ev.,  gu.,  between  three  partridges,  ppr., 
a  chief  of  the  second,  thereon  two  esoutcheona,  or,  each 
chaiged  with  an  eac^e,  displmd,  vert. 

Crttt^A  Seracen'a  heed,  affiront6e,  surmounting  a  javelin, 
in  bend,  all  ppr. 

&ot— Trewarthenidc,  near  Tregtmy. 


GRENE  OF  CAPPAMURRA. 

Grenje,  John,  Esq.  of  Cappamurra,  co.  Tipperary, 
J.P.  6.  21  Feb.  1809,  m.  6  Feb.  1860,  Anna-Maria, 
dau.  of  tbe  late  James  Delaoy,  Esq.  of  MuUingar,  by 
Catherine,  Mahon^  his  wife,  and  has  issue, 

I.  John,  6.  29  Nov.  1851,  and  d.  18  Dec  foliowmg. 

Z.  Catherine,  6.  18  Dec.  1860. 

n.  Hannah,  6.  27  Oct.  1861 

ni.  Louisa,  6.  80  Hardi,  1864. 

^LintK^t* — OaoBOB  Obsnb,  the  2nd  son  of  Robert 
Orene,  of  Bobbing,  in  the  county  of  Kent,  is  mentioned  in  a 
pedigree  of  the  "Norton"  and  "Orene"  ^*'*>"^  dgned  by 
"William  Camden,  Clarenoeuz, "  as  having  gone  to  Ireland 
in  the  reign,  of  Jambs  I,  about  1600.  He  settled  hi  Cors- 
town,  CO.  Kilkenny ;  it  is  not  known  wh<»n  he  married, 
but  he  had  one  son, 

Patbiok  Oasin,  b.  in  the  eo.  Kilkenny,  who  m.  in 
Knghmd,  in  1641,  Susan  Sail,  the  only  dan.  and  heiress  of 
Sail,  of  Sallwood,  or  Sallud  Hall,  by  whom  he  had  two  daus., 
Mary  and  Frances,  and  one  son, 

OBoaoB  Oberb,  who  i».  Austsoe,  Snd  dan.  of  John 
Puroall,  of  Lisn'imoe,  Bdlyragget,  co.  Kilkenny,  by  whom 
he  had  five  sons,  namdy,  Johh,  Patbick,  Oeoige^  Norton, 
and  Thomas ;  and  four  daus.,  Susan,  Hary,  Catherine,  and 
Jane.    The  2nd  son, 

Patbick  Obkhb,  m.  1st,  Ellis,  dau.  of  Sylvester  Bossell,  of 
Ballylankon,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons, 
STI.VBSTBB,  m.  Honora  Sheehy,  and  had,  with  a  dan., 
Mary,  one  son,  Obobob,  of  Powerstown.  co.  Tippenuy. 
who  m.  Eliza  Browne,  and  hud  issue,  1  William  ;  2  John, 
m.  his  coudn,  Hann.ih  Orvne,  and  has  two  daus.,  Elia.v 
beth  and  Hannah;  8  Oeorge,  m.  Caroline  Robertson, 
and  has,  William,  Reginald,  Sylvester,  Henry,  Edwin, 
Dorothea,  and  Charlotte;  1  Margaret;  2  Eliza;  8  Cathe- 
rine ;  4  Mary. 
Michad. 

Patrick  Orene  si.  2ndly,  Sossn  Colpoys,  and  by  her  had, 
John,  m.  Boee  Coppinger,  of  Mallow,  co  Cork,  and  had 

two  sons,  Patrick,  m.  Maria  Arthur  of  Limerick,  and 

had  issue,  John,  frands,  Ellen,  and  Rose. 
James,  of  whose  descendants  we  treat. 

Jambs  Obbhb,  Esq.,  J.P.,  (youngest  son  of  Patrick  Orene, 
Bsq.)iR.  in  1767,  Ellen  Ross,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1797) 
left  at  his  decease,  10  April,  1807,  a  son, 

Johh  Obbnb,  Esq.,  who  m.  Sept.  1707,  Hannah  Bidddph, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  80  Aug.  1830)  had  issue, 
JoHV,  now  of  Cappamurra. 

James,  6.  S«pt  1708,  <L  1800.  _  ,  ^ 

NichoUw-Blddftlph.  of  Orene  Park,  oo.  TJpperary^  J.P., 
6.  20  Oct.  1800 ;  m.  80  May,  1888,  Catherine,  dem.  of 
Clement  Sadldr,  of  Shronehill.  co.  Ttopenuy.  and  ^ 
issue,  Clement,  James,  John,  Nididas,  Hannah,  Luoinda» 
and  Emma.  ^ 

Hannah,  m.  12  June,  ISSl^John,  2nd  son  of  Oeoige  Orene* 
Esq.  of  Powerstown,  oo.  Tlpp««ry  (her  coudn). 
Eito,  d.  4  April,  1818.  Blisa.  Suswa- 

Marii  la.  80  W.  1887.  to  James  BMiy,oo.  limerick. 
ESiS;  6.  May.  1816;  m.  9  Feb.  1847,  to  Jeremlalx 
Coghlsn,  of  the  oo.  Cork. 
Mr.  Orene  d.  18  Jan.  1887. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


QBE 


ORE 


Armt  ■  ChL,  *  eroas,  pot«nt  and  border,  erm. 
Crat^A  wolf's  head,  eraaed. 
0Mrt— Cappamiirre»  co.  Tipperary. 


GREGORSON  OP  ARDTORNISH. 

Obiqobson,  John,  Eaq.  of  Ardtorntah,  oo.  Argyll, 
D.L.,  6.  5  April,  1775 ;  w,  22  Sept.  1820,  Mary,  dau. 
of  Murdock  Macbune,  Eisq.  of  L«>chbuy,  by  Jaoe,  his 
wife,  daa.  ol  John  Campbell,  Eaq.  of  Airds,  and  had 
issne, 

I.  Anoub,  b.  29  Dec.  1835. 

I.  Elizabeth-Gampbell. 

II.  Margaret-Maxwell.  m.  Jane. 

Hitttngf . — John  MAOOsBOOm  Esq.  of  Correotlet,  la.  a 
dan.  of  Graham,  of  Dninhim,  and  (with  a  dau.,  Catherine, 
m.  to  Eneas  Maodonald)  had  a  son  and  heir. 

Jambs  MacGrbgob,  Esq.  of  Oorrectlet,  who  m.  Mai^gery, 
dan.  of  Alexander  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Airds,  by  his  wife, 
the  dau.  of  Lord  Olenurohy,  and  had  issue,  Alexander, 
capt.  in  78th  regt. ;  An ous  of  whom  presently ;  Dugald ; 
and  others,  who  d.  young.    The  2nd  son, 

Akgus  Orboobsok,  Esq.  of  Ardtornish,  m.  in  1773, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Colin  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Achnaba,  and 
had  issue, 

JoHV.  his  heir. 

Donald,  lieut.-ooL  9l8t  regt.,  m.  Phoobe,  dau.  of  Murdoch 
Madaine,  Esq.  of  Lochbuy,  and  haa  issue,  Angus;  Mur- 
dodi-John,  wad  ngL ;  John-Donald ;  and  Elizabeth- 
Maxjory. 

Dugald,  lient.  42nd  regt,  killed  at  Buigoa. 

Alexander,  M.D.  medical  stafl^  d.  in  PuriugaL 

Peter,  d.  at  Bamacary,  in  1891. 

Eneas,  d.  a  oommisaary  in  Portugal,  in  his  2lst  year. 

MaTjon'*  *a.  to  Allan  Maclaine,  Esq.  of  Scallasdale. 

Mary-Jane,  m.  to  Donald  Campbell,  Esq.  of  KUlandine. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Colin  Macnab,  Esq.  of  Dagnish. 

Arvit  and  CrMt-'Thoee  of  MaoQbbgob. 
MotUH'Ein  dsoe  an  spair  nae. 


GREGORY  OP  STYVICHALL. 

Grkjort,  Arthdr-Francis,  Esq.  of  Styvichall, 
oo.  Warwick,  J.  P.  &  D.U ;  m.  25  Feb.  1834,  the 
Hon.  CaroliQe  Hood,  siater  of  Samuel,  present  Via- 
oouot  Hood,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Artrub,  6.  11  Deo.  1834. 

n.  Frands-Hood,  6.  29  Oct.  1836. 

Mr.  Gregory  la  the  repreaentative  of  the  ancient 
Leicestershire  family  of  Gregory  of  AfUifordsby, 
which  has  been  settled  for  a  considerable  time  at 
Styvichall.  in  Warwickshire. 

Arm$— Or,  two  bars :  in  chief,  a  lion,  passant,  of  the  last. 
Creat — A  demi-boar,  rampant,  sa.,  collared,  or. 
fieaC-otyvichall,  Coventiy. 


GREGORY  OF  COOLE  PARK. 

Gregory,  William-Henry,  Esq.  of  Coole  Park, 
CO.  Galway,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  highriieriflf  1849,  M.P. 
for  the  city  of  Dublin  from  1842  to  1847 ;  b.  in  1817. 

HtncaffC. — ^The  ancestor  of  this  family  was  a  cadet  of 
the  Gregory  family,  of  Stivic  Hall,  near  Coventry,  and 
went  over  to  Ireland  with  Oliver  CromwelL    The  late 

RlQHT.  Hon.  Wiluam  Orbgort,  m.  Lady  Anne  Trench, 
sister  of  the  late.  Earl  of  Glancarty,  and  left  one  son, 

Robbrt  Gbbqobt,  Esq.  of  Coole  Park,  who  m.  1815, 
Elizabeth  O'Hara,  and  by  her  left  at  his  decease,  in  1846, 
an  only  son,  the  present  Wiluam-Hbvbt  Oreqobt,  Esq. 
of  Coole  Park. 

&(l^-Ooole  Park,  near  Gort 


GREGSON  OF  MURTON  AND  BURDON. 

Grbqsok,  John,  Esq  of  Murton  and  Burdon,  co. 
Durham,  M.A.,  barrister-at-law,  6.  12  Dec.  1805;  m. 
Ist,  18  June,  1833,  Isabella,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Francis 
Reed,  rector  of  Hazelbury  Briant,  co.  Dorset,  brother 
of  John  Reed,  Esq.  of  Chipcbase  Castle,  Northum- 
berland, and  by  her  (who  d.  7  July,  1842,}  has  issue, 
484 


I.  John,  &.  90  April,  1835. 

n.  Lanodot-AUgood,  6.  26  Joly,  1840. 

I.  Isabella. 

Mr.  Gregson  m.  2ndly,  13  Feb.  1844,  Caroline, 
youngest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Dalton,  rector  of 
Croft,  and  by  her  (who  d.  8  Feb.  1851)  has  issue, 

L  Jamea-Dalton,  6.  8  Sept.  1846. 

n.  Charles,  6.  5  Aug.  1848. 

I.  OaroUne-EUaa)eth-Esther. 

Mr.  Gregson,  m.  3rdly,  20  Oct.  1858,   Mary-Jane- 
Forbes,  only  surviving  dau.  of  Robert  Grant,  Esq. 
of  Monyrousk,   Aberdeen,    and    granddau.   of   Sir 
Archibald  Grants  Bart.,  and  has  a  son, 
L  Franda-Bobert,  6.  7  Sept,  1854. 

Uttlf  Xgt. — Jobk  Gbbosoit,  living  in  15S7.  pnrrhased 
the  estate  of  Murton,  co.  Durham,  of  John-Lcund  Lumley, 
in  1506.  He  d.  SO  Oct  1807,  learing  three  sons. 
Richard,  in  holy  orders,  aged  60  at  his  father's  dfftth,  st. 
and  had  a  son,  Johv,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  suocessor  to 
his  nncle. 


THOMAa,  of  whom  prosently. 
Anthony,  father  of  John  Or 


iregson,  and  great-grandfeiUier 
of  John  OregBon,  who  purchased  the  e^ite  of  Lowlinn, 
in  North  Durham,  and  d.  in  1779 ;  he  was  grandfather 
of  Akthoft  OaBOsoN,  Esq.  of  Lowlinn,  high-eberiff  of 
Northumberland  in  1826,  who  dying  umm.  S3  Nov.  18S8, 
devised  his  estates  to  his  cousin,  Henry  Knisfat,  Esq.. 
eldest  son  of  the  Bev.  Heniy  &oigfat»  rector  or  Fotd,  in 
Northumberland. 

The  2nd  son, 

Thomas  OBaoaoir,  was  of  Murton,  having  been  granted 
that  estate  by  his  fitther,  in  1608.  By  his  will,  dated 
23  July.  1820,  he  devised  aU  his  estates  to  his  nephew  (son 
of  his  elder  brother,  Richard), 

John  Grbosoh,  Esq.  of  Murton,  who  d.  in  1674,  and  was 
a.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  OacosoH,  Esq.  of  Murton,  who  «.  6  Feb.  1C6S, 
Elizabeth  Smith,  an^  by  her,  who  d.  in  1688,  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1713.  (with  a  dau.,  Anne,  m.  to  Mr.  Todd,  of 
Dalton ;  and  two  younger  sons,  George,  bapt  25  Oct  1657 ; 
and  William,  bapt.  6  Feb.  1669,)  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

John  Gbxqson,  Esq.  of  Murton,  bapt.  6  Feb.  1664,  who 
m.  13  May,  1680,  Elisabeth  Johnson,  of  Dalden,  d.  in 
1714,  having  previously  Joined  with  his  fkther,  in  1712,  in 
conveying  the  estate  of  Murton  to  his  only  son  and  h^, 

John  Grkmon,  Esq.  of  Murton,  and  of  Burdon,  which 
latter  estate  he  acquired  under  Uie  will  of  bis  matenial 
uncle,  Geoige  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Burdon.  He  «i.  22  May, 
1712,  Maxy,  dau.  of  John  Johnson,  Esq.  of  East  Murton. 
and  by  her,  who  d.  in  Feb.  1742,  had  an  only  son  and  heir, 

John  Gbsqson,  Eeq.  of  Murton  and  Burdon,  iii^ptj*^ 
10  April,  1713,  who  m.  1st.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  oo-beir  of 
Anthony  Smith,  Eeq.  of  Ryehope,  and  by  her  had  an  only 
dau.,  Betty,  who  d.  young.  He  m.  2ndly,  27  April,  1738, 
Eleanor,  dau.  of  Giles  Rain,  Esq.,  msyor  of  Durham  in 
1720  and  1727,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  June,  1743,  had  two 
sons,  John,  b.  8  July,  1740,  d.  unm.  in  Sept  1768;  and 
Rain,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  heir  to  his  fkther ;  and  a  dau., 
Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Huntley,  of  Burdon.  Mr.  Gregson  m. 
Srdly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Huntley,  of  Burdon,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  in  1768,  had  throe  sons,  Thomas,  6.  14  Dea 
1747;  Geoige,  6.  26  May,  1749;  and  Solby.  He  m.  4thly, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Anthony  Story,  Esq.  of  Bishopwearmouth. 
and  dying  without  farther  issue  in  1786,  aged  74,  was  s.  by 
his  eldest  surriving  son. 

Rain  Grbobon,  Esq.  of  Murton  and  Burdon,  b.  8  Aug. 
1742 ;  m,  14  March,  1773,  Anne,  dau.  and  heiress  of  George 
Thompson,  Esq.  of  Seaton,  and  d.  in  Nov.  1807.  aged  66, 
leaving  (with  a  younger  son,  George-Rain,  6.  4  March,  1785, 
and  d.  in  1794)  an  elder  son  and  successor, 

John  Greoson,  Esq.  of  Murton,  Burdon,  and  Durtuun, 
6.  4  Jan.  1774.  He  m.  16  Sept  1800,  Elisabeth,  only  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Lancelot  Allgood,  Esq.  (mi  Alloooo  ^f 
IfunwickX  and  had  issue, 

John,  present  representative. 

Allgooo,  6.  in  1811.  d.  young. 

Geoige,  6.  16  Dec.  1814. 

Anne. 

Frances,  m.  16   Sept  1830,  to   W.-E.   Wooler,  Esq.  of 

Durham,  and  d.  in  April  1837. 
Elizabeth,  m.  14  July.  1841.  to  Robert-Henry  Allan.  Esq. 

of  Durham,  F.8.A.,  2nd  son  of  Robert  Allan,  Eaq.  of 

Newbottle,  and  great-graudson  of  James  Allan,  Esq.  of 

Black  well  Grange. 
Eleanor,  d.  young.  M^ry^Matilda^ 


jury^Matuoa.  t 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


G  R  U 


OBI 


J«ne-]DMiior,  d.  an  infimt. 

Chariotte-IsaUlla,  m.  31  Nor.  1844,  Bey.  Richard  Moonom. 
M. A.,  Ticar  of  Seaham,  oo.  Durham  ^who  d,  5  April,  1846). 

Mr.  Qragson  d,  %  May,  1840,  agod  M. 

Arms    Aiy.,  a  aaltier,  go.,  a  oanton,  ohequv,  or  and  az. 

Crut — An  arm,  couped  at  the  elbow,  vested,  bendy,  wavy, 
of  six,  and  environed  round  the  wrist  with  ribboD,  aig.  and 
go.,  huldii.g  in  the  hand,  ppr.,  a  battle  axe,  or,  handle,  sa. 

&«f— Burdon,  near  Bishop  Wearmouth. 


GREVILLE  OF  NORTH  MYMS  PLACR 

Orbyillr,  Fulkb-Southwbll,  Esq.  of  North 
Myms  Place,  co.  Hertford,  Clonyn,  and  ClouteeiD, 
CO.  Westaieath,  BiLP.  for  co.  Longfurd,  colonel  of  the 
Westmeoth  light  infantry  regt.  of  mUitia,  and  high- 
8heri£f  of  Hertfordshire,  in  1850, 6.  17  Feb.  1821 ;  m. 
28  April,  1840,  Lady  Rose-Emili-Maiy-Anne  Nugent, 
only  dau.  of  the  MarqaeeB  of  Weetmeath,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Alqkiuioh-William  Pulkc 

n.  Oeorge-Prederick-Nugmt. 

in.  Robert-Southwell. 

IT.  Reginald-James- Maoartney. 

V.  ratrick-Emilius-John. 

I.  Mildred-Charlotte. 

JLinttL^* — This  is  a  branch  of  the  noble  family  of 
Orevllle,  represented  by  the  Earl  of  Brooke  and  Warwick. 

Captaik  WnxiAM  Vvulm  Orktillb,  RN.,  son  and  heir 
of  Folke  Orerille,  Esq.  of  WUbury,  WUts,  by  Fruioes.  his  wife 
dan.  of  James  Macartney,  Esq.,  and  grandson  (by  Mary, 
his  wifb,  dan.  of  Lord  Arthur  Somerset)  of  the  Hon. 
Algernon  Greville,  2nd  son  of  Fulke,  6th  Lord  Brooke,  m. 
Meliora,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Southwell,  and  d.  1887, 
leaTing,  with  two  dans.,  Harriet,  m.  to  James  Morier,  Esq., 
and  Caroline,  Viscountess  Combermere,  two  sons,  Richard 
Oreville,  who  d.  «.  p.,  and 

AxoBRNOH  Obktills,  Esq.,  6.  1791,  who  m.  1818,  Caro- 
line, 2nd  dan.  of  the  late  Sir  BelHngham  Graham,  Bart., 
and  by  her  (who  is  deceased)  had,  with  other  issue  (for 
which,  $ee  BxnEUU's  Pwragi)  a  2nd  son,  the  present  Pulki 
Southwell  Orbtullk,  Esq.  of  North  Myms  Place. 

Jmu—etL,  on  a  cross  engr.,  or,  five  pellets,  all  within  a 
bordure  engr.  of  the  second. 

Crtu^Out  of  a  ducal  coronet  gu.  a  swan,  wings  expanded, 
aig.  beaked  of  the  1st. 

MoUo^Yix  ea  nostra  voce. 

&a<9— North  Myms  Place,  Herts;  Clonyn,  Castle  Town 
Delvin,  and  Clonteem.  Drumsna,  Ireland. 


GREY  OF  NORTON. 

Qrkt,  Thomas-Robinson,  Esq.  of  Norton,  oo. 
Durham,  J.P.  Major  Ist  or  South  Durham  regt  of 
militia,  6.  25  May,  1801. 

l^itUage.—Tbis  Cunlly  of  Orey  is  traditionally  des- 
cended fh>m  a  younger  branch  of  the  noble  house  of  Orey  of 
Northumberland,  (said  to  have  settled  in  ihe  city  of 
Durham,)  and  bears  the  arms  of  that  race. 

JoHir  OaxT,  Gent,  of  the  dty  of  Durham,  had,  by  Maiy, 
his  wife,  a  son,  Robbbt  Gbky  of  Claypath,  in  the  same 
city,  an  alderman  thereof,  who  d,  about  1008,  and  was  t. 
by  his  only  son,  John  Orbt,  an  alderman  of  Durham,  and 
mayor  of  that  dty  in  the  years  1707,  1716,  1722,  and  1736. 
He  m.  Ist,  28  Jan.  1609,  Rebecca,  dau.  and  co-heireas  of 
William  Chipchase,  Gent,  of  Norton,  the  last  male  represen- 
tative of  tile  &mily  of  that  name,  one  of  the  most  ancient 
stocks  in  the  place.  By  this  lady  (who  was  buried  14  Jan. 
1716}  he  had  issue.  Mr.  Grey  m,  2ndly,  6  Aug.  1718, 
Maiy,  dau.  of  George  Bowes,  Esq.  of  Bradley,  and  by  her 
had  ftirther  issue.  Mr.  Grey  was  buried  at  St.  Nicholas* 
Church,  Durham,  17  Sept.  1750,  aged  80,  and  was  «.  by 
his  4th,  but  eldest  surviving  son, 

JoHV  Gext,  Gent,  of  Norton,  bi^  21  July,  1709,  who 
m.  28  Dec.   1727,  Anne,  dau.  of  Hugh  Finch,  Gent,  of 
BUlingham.  oo.  Durham,  by  Anne,  his  wife,  and  by  her 
(who  was  buried  17  Sept.  1767)  had  issue, 
X.  WxLUAH,  of  London,  6.    9   Jan.  1720,  si.  EUsabeth 
Wriglit,  of  Bishopton,  and  by  her  had  issue  an  oiUy 
child,  EuzABETB.  6.  in  i;67.    This  lady  inherited  the  ex- 
tensive estates  of  her  great-uncle,  Gaacoigne  Pinch,  Esq. 
She  m.  8  June,  1783,  the  Rev.  Christopher  Anstey,  of 
Trumpingtoii,  co.  Cambridge^  by  whom  (who  d.  19  Dec. 
486 


1827^  she  had  an  only  diild,  GHuairoPHn,  who  lived  onlr 

a  few  days. 

n.  C'HiPaHASi.  of  whom  presently, 
ni.  John,  of  Norton,  6.  14  June,  1744,  m.  10  March,  1768, 

EUaabeth,  dau.  of  John-DomelL  of  BUlingham.  and  by 

her  (who  d,  21  Dec.  1818,  aged  73)  had  Lnue, 

1.  John,  of  Stockton,  merchant,  b.  4  Sept  1776,  m.  26 
Nov.  1802,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Edward  Aiskell,  of  Sun- 
derland, by  whom  (now  Uving)  he  had  issuer 

John,  now  of  Stockton,  merchant. 

Edward,  now  of  Liverpool,  merchant. 

Eleanor,  m.  26  April.  1827,  Thomas-Henry-Faber,  Esq., 

town-clerk  of  Stockton,  and  has  issue. 
Elizabeth,  m.  6  June,  1881,  Frrdenc-WilUam  Trevor, 

Esq.,  collector  of  the  Customs  at  Muntroee,  and  has 

issue. 

2.  William,  the  present  William  Grey,  Esq.  of  Norton, 
(«ee  that  name.) 

1.  Ann,  of  Norton. 

2.  Eliztibeth,  m.  in  1826,  to  the  Rev.  Christopher  Anstoy, 
before-mentioned,  then  vicar  of  Norton,  for  bis  secoud 
wife. 

L  Eliitabeth,  h.  28  Jan.  1780,  d.  an  infknt. 

XI.  Ann,  b.  .8  Jan.  1734,  m.  17  May,  1764,  John  Ward, 
Gent,  of  BUlingham. 
Mr.  Grey  d.  about  1760,  and  his  2nd  son,  who  ultimately 
became  the  representative  of  the  £EuniIy,  was,   as  above- 
mentioned, 

Chipchasb  Gbbt,  Esq.,  sometime  of  Sunderland,  and 
afterwards  of  Norton,  b.  29  Aug.  1732,  m.  8  Sept.  1767, 
Anne,  eldest  dau.  <^  Thomas  Robinson,  Esq.  of  Sunderland, 
by  Margaret,  his  wife,  eldest  dan.  and  co-heiress  of  William 
Ettrick,  Esq.  of  SUksworth  (mi  Robiksoh  of  SUkewartk), 
and  by  her  (who  d,  at  Nonon,  10  March,  1787,)  left  at  his' 
decease,  2  Aug.  1821,  his  then  eldest  surviving  son, 

THOMAS-Ronnraoir  Gbct,  Esq.  of  Norton,  a  lieut.-ooL  in 
the  army,  J.P.,  b.  1  July,  1767,  at.  10  March,  1706,  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  Thomas  Hogg,  Esq.  of  Durham,  («ee  Hooo  tf 
Norton,  and  by  her  (who  d.  10  Oct.  1848,)  had  issue, 

L  Thomas-Robinsok,  now  of  Norton. 

IL  William,  6.  22  April,  1803,  d.  an  infant 

iiL  WiLLiAH-RoBiNSON,  who  has  assumed  the  surname  of 

ROBIVSON,  («M  ROBINSoH  of  Stikfworth). 
IT.  John,  of  Liverpool,  merchant,  m.  6  Nov.  183»6,  Mari- 

amie,  3nl  dau.  of  Klias  Aruund,  Ei>q.  of  Liverpool. 
I.  Elir4&beth-Anne.  ii.  Mui^arot. 

III.  Harriet,  d,  in  Feb.  1847. 

IV.  Maria,  m.  18  July,  1830,  to  her  second  cousin,  the  Rev 
John-Waiiam  Smith,  M.A. 

CoL  Grey  d.  17  June,  1838. 

./tfrm*— Gu.,  a  lion  rampant,  within  a  bovdure,  engrailed, 

Crttt — A  scaling-ladder,  arg. 
Muiio—De  bon  vouloir  servirle  roy. 
it^vulmcc— Norton,  near  Stockton-«n-Tses. 


GREY  OF  NORTON. 

Oret,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Norton,  co.  Durham, 
J.P.,  6.  in  1778 ;  m.  2  July,  1807,  Joanna,  only  child 
and  heiress  of  William  Scurfield,  Esq.  of  Coatham, 
Mundeville,  and  Crindon  House,  co.  Durham,  and 
had, 
I.  WiLUAM-SouBTiKLD  Gbkt,  Esq.,   A.M.,  barrister-at- 

law,  J.P. 
n.  Geoige^ohn  Grey,  Esq.,  M.A.,  assumed  the  name  of 

SouBPULD,   (tee   ScuanxLD  i^f  Ford  and  JJuneorih- 

upon-Tnea.) 
m.  John-William  Grey,  Clerk,  A.M.,  assumed  the  name 

of  Smttb,  («ee  Smith  o/Ryhopt  and  Carrowbrough,) 
rr.  Charles,  an  ensign  in  the  1st  West  India  regt.    He  d. 

in  the  West  Indies,  in  June,  1842,  unm, 
T.  Henry-Anthony,  of  Liverpool,  merchant. 
VI.  John-Reynolds,  of  Calcutta, 
yn.  Robert-Septimus,  d.  in  infancy. 
I.  Sarah-Dorothy,  «».  her  2nd  oouain,  William  ^^Mn^^m 

Robinson,  Esq.  of  SUksworth. 
n.  Joanna,  ^  ,^  ^  ^^ 

m.  Anne-Ellxabeth,     /  "*^^  ^  jwui^, 

S^tnease*— &e  that  of  TnoMAS-RoBDrsoH  Grst,  Esq.  of 
Norton. 

Armt^  Cre$t,  and  MotU>—te  prtctding  famUjf. 
ile*«c(eiice— Norton,  near  Stockton-on-Tees. 


GRIFFITH  OF  CASTLE  NEYNOE. 

Qritfith,  Hbnbt,  Esq.  of  Port  Roysl  and  Castle 
Neynoe,  oo.  Sligo,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1847, 6. 19  April, 


G  R  I 


OBI 


1815;  m.  29  Aug.  1843,  Jemtmay  dsn.  of  James 
Pedder,  Esq.  of  Anhton  Hall,  oo.  Lanoaster,  J.P. 
and  D.L.f  and  has  issue, 

1.  William-Jambs,  6.  8  July,  18M. 

n.  Henry-Thomas,  6.  29  Jan.  1850. 

I.  Jane-Elizabeth.  n.  BrilUana-Hai^goretto. 

ni.  Jemima-Pedder. 

%intUQt» — ^William  Obitfith,  Esq.  of  Ballytirnan 
House,  CO.  SligOy  m.  in  1780,  Alicia,  dau.  of  John  Jameson, 
Bsq.  of  Sligo,  and  had  five  sons  and  three  dans.  Of  the 
former, 

HcMPHBBT  QBurriTH,  Esq.  of  BaHytinun  House,  m. 
17  March,  1775,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Lancelot  Holmes,  Esq. 
of  Millmotmt,  oo.  Roscommon,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease, 
0  Jnly,  1834,  by  his  son, 

William  OBimTH,  Esq.  of  Ballytiman  House,  J.P.,  and 
higfa-sherifTfor  the  oo.  of  Sligo  in  1803,  who  m.  2  Sept.  1809, 
BriUiana,  youngest  dau.  of  Courtney  Kenny,  Bsq.  of 
Dallinrobe,  J.P.  for  oo.  Mayo,  and  by  her  had, 

Hkitbt,  his  heir,  of  Port  RoyaL 

Maria-Charlotte,  m.  1829,  to  Thomas  Smith,  Esq.,  M.D. 
Alicia,  m.  1829,  to  Samuel  Stanley,  Esq. 
Susan,  m.  1834,  to  John  Craig,  Esq. 
Mr.  Griffith  d.  7  June,  1819. 
8ewt9   Osstle  N^ynoe,  and  Port  Royal,  oo.  SUga 


GRIFFITH  OF  PENPOMPREN. 
Gbiffith,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Trevalyn  Hall,  Tre- 
'valyn,  oo.  Denbigh,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1849, 
b,  17  July,  1786;  m.  1st,  25  Feb.  1818,  Catherine, 
only  surviving  dau.  of  William  Bond,  Esq.  of  Edge- 
worthstown,  co.  Longford,  youngest  brother  of  Sir 
James  Bond,  Bart    She  d,  a.  p.  14  Jan.  1814.     He 
m.  2ndly,  17  June,  1830,  Elizabeth-Mary,  youngest 
surviving   dau.  of   William   Boscawen,  Esq.,    and 
Charlotte  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Ibbetson,  of 
Bushy,  Archdeacon  of  St  Albans,  and  by  this  lady 
(one  of  the  oo-heiresses  of  the  Trevalyn  estate,  by 
virtue  of  the  marriage  of  her  grandfather,  the  Hon. 
Gen.  George  Boscawen,  8rd  son  of  Hugh,  Ist  Vis- 
count Falmouth,  with  Aune  Trevor,  dau.  of  John- 
Morley  Trevor,  of  Trevalyn,  Plas-Teg,  and  Glynde, 
by  his  wife,  Lucv  Montague,  of  Horton,  co.  North- 
ampton, sister  of  George,  2nd  Earl  of  Halifax)  left 
at  his  decease  one  son, 
BosoAwnr-TaxvoB,  b.  14  August  1886,  an  oOoat  SSrd 
Boyal  WelshftislUen  who  served  in  the  Crimea  In  1855, 
and  was  present  at  the  assault  on  the  Great  Bedan  and 
the  ftJl  of  Sebastopol :  for  which  ha  has  a  medal  and 

M,ixittiUt» — The  fkmily  of  Griffith  of  Penpom|nen,  of 
which  Mr.  Griffith  is  the  rspresentative,  Is  of  great  antiquity 
in  (^Krdiganshire,  and  were  seated  there  until  1787. 
Thomas  Qbiftith,  who  was  living  at  Penpompren  in  1050, 
left  an  only  son, 

Thomas  GEurrrH,  Bsq.  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
John  West  Bsq.  <^  London  and  of  Tredole,  oo.  Cardigan, 
and  dying  in  1004,  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

HnoH  GamiTH.  Bsq.,  whom.  Susannah,  dau.  of  Meredith 
Uoyd,  Esq.  of  Cwmbwa,  co.  Osrdjgan,  and  d.  in  1781, 
leaving  by  her  three  sons,  Jobv,  his  hcdr,  Cornelius,  and 
Charies.    The  eldest 

JoHH  GBimTH.  Bsq.,  i.  his  &ther,  and  resided  at  Pen- 
pomprop,  where  he  rendered  himself  highly  useftil  as  a 
magistrate  for  a  long  period.  He  served  as  high-sheriff  of 
the  county,  in  1757,  and  d.  in  1782,  leaving  two  sons, 
Thomas,  his  heir,  and  Charles,  Captain  Royal  Marines,  who 
d.  in  1818,  leaving  issue.    The  former, 

Thomas  GaimTH,  Esq.,  «.  his  fitther.  He  m,  10  Dec. 
1778,  Jane,  only  child  of  Richard  Philips,  Esq.  of  Coedgaen, 
CO.  Carmarthen,  and  Wandsworth,  co.  Surrey,  and  by  her 
was  fiither  of  the  late  Thomas  GumTH,  Esq.  of  Trevallyn 
HaU. 

if  nii#— Aig.,  a  lion,  passant,  sa.,  between  three  fleoxs-de- 
Us,gu. 
Crm—A  Uon,  passant,  sa. 
finrt— Trevallyn  Hall,  near  Wrexham. 

GRIGSON  OF  SAHAM  TONEY. 
Qrtosok,  Thb  Rev.  William,  A.M.  of  Corpus 
Christ!   College,    Cambridge,    Lord    of   Howards, 
486 


Hanreys  and  Pages,  in  Saham  Toney,  and  rector 
and  patron  of  Whinburgh  withWestBeld,  oo.  Norfolk, 
b.  25  Nov.  1809,  «.  his  father  10  June,  1842 ;  im. 
9  July,  1844,  Margaret,  Srd  dau.  of  James  Halea, 
Esq.  of  the  city  of  Norwich,  by  Barbara,  his  wife, 
youngest  dau.  of  John  Greene  Baseley,  late  mayor 
of  Norwich,  which  James  Hales  was  the  youngest 
son  of  Robert  Hales,  Esq.  of  Lynn  Regis,  by  Ann 
his  wife,  dau  and  co-heir  of  Sir  John  Turner,  Bart, 
of  Warham,  many  JMrs  M.P.  for  Lynn.  By  Mar- 
garet his  wife,  Mr.  Grigson,  has  issue, 

L  WiLUAM  SHAOKrOBTH,  6. 16  Apiti,  1845. 

u.  Edward,  6.  2  Sept.  1846. 

m.  Frands,  6.  4  Aug.  185S. 

IV.  Baseley-Hales,  6.  28  March,  1866. 

I.  Barhara-Lucy.  n.  Mary-Haka. 

m.  EUen-Maigaret. 

S^tneage.— The  first  of  the  ftnUly  who  settled  in  Ner- 
folk,  was, 

Ths  Rkv.  Wiluam  Grioson,  M.A.,  instituted  to  the 
rectory  of  Hardingham  in  that  eo.,  6  Sept.  1584.  He  m. 
Kathertne,  only  sister  and  heir  of  Thomas  Qesse,  Gent,  of 
Reymerstone,  and  d.  in  Oct.  1680.  having  had  by  this  lady, 
who  d.  in  1061,  with  two  dans.,  four  sons.    The  Srd  son, 

RoBSBT  Grigsok,  of  Harrftngham,  Gent,  6.  12  June, 
1616,  «a.  1st,  18  May,  1641,  Anne,  dau.  of  Henry  Payne, 
Gent,  of  Worlington,  eo.  (Cambridge,  and  Sndly,  DIonyaia 
Gesse,  relict  of  Robert  Pa]grav%  of  Garvestone,  oo.  Norfolk, 
Gent.,  and  by  the  former  only  (who  d.  11  Sept.  1664)  had, 
with  one  dau.,  two  surviTing  sons,  1  Robert^  of  Harding- 
ham,  iM.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Jermyn,  Esq.  of  West 
Tofts,  00.  Norfolk,  cousin  to  Henry  Jermyiv  Bail  of 
St.  Alban's,  E.G.,  and  d.  In  June^  1726.  From  this  mar- 
riage descended  the  Grigsons  of  Reymerstone  and  Hardingw 
ham,  both  of  which  branches  are  now  extinct ;  S  Wiluam, 
whose  line  we  treat  of.    The  younger  son, 

Ths  Rsv.  Wiluam  Gaiosoir,  A.M.,  rector  of  Morley,  co. 
Norfolk,  and  lord  of  Shadwells,  aliat  CockereUs,  in  that 
parish,  bapt.  8  Jan.  1649,  m.  29  Jan.  1677,  Susan,  dan.  and 
sole  heiress  of  Miles  Kiug,  of  Haxdiaghem,  and  d.  17  Jan. 
1726,  having  had  by  this  lady  (who  d.  80  Aug  ITISX  seven 
daus  and  two  sons  who  survived  him.    The  elder  son, 

RoBKST  Griosov,  Esq.,  M.D.,  bapt.  30  Sept  1679,  m. 
18  Dec  1707,  Frances  Tawell,  of  Norwich,  niece  and  one  of 
the  heirs  of  Robert  Bene,  Esq.,  M.P.  fur  Norwich  in  the 
last  two  parliaments  of  Queen  Ax  us,  and  by  her  (who  (f. 
16  March,  1746-7,  aged  64)  left  at  his  deoeaae,  10  Nov.  1747, 
with  two  daus.,  an  only  surviring  son, 

William  Gbioson,  Esq.  of  Morley,  and  West  Wretham, 
CO.  Norfolk,  D.L.,  bapt.  9  June,  1718,  who  m.  27  Jan.  1768, 
EUen,  dau.  of  Mr.  Edward  Harvey,  of  Watton,  in  the  same 
shire,  attomey-at-law,  and  by  her  (who  d,  6  May,  1820)  had, 

Wiluam,  of  whom  presently. 

Edwakd-Habvev,  late  of  Saham  Toney,  of  whom  hereafter. 

Robert,  d,  young,  v.  p. 

EUen,  m.  4  April,  1789,  to  the  Rev.  Leonard  Shelford,  B.D., 
rector  and  pati-on  ot  North  Tuddenham,  oo.  Norfolk,  late 
Fellow  of  Corpus  Christi  ColL,  Osmb.  She  d,  21  Mardi, 
1889,  leaving  isi 


Mr.  Grigson  sold  his  estate  at  Morley  a  few  years  befbre  his 
death,  which  took  place  17  Sept  1787,  after  which  the 
estate  of  Wr^ham  was  also  sold,  when  his  elder  eon, 

Thb  Bsv.  Wiluam  Gbiosok,  A.B.  of  Gorpus  Christi 
College,  Cambridge,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  removed  to  Caaton,  co. 
Norfolk,  where  he  rtaided  for  several  years,  but  subae- 
quently  purchased  and  setted  at  Saham  Toney.  He  was 
lord  of  Howards  Harveys  and  Pages.  This  gentleman,  who 
was  6.  1  Aug.  1T64,  m.  29  Oct.  1799,  Martha,  eldest  dan., 
and  eventually  co-heir,  of  the  Rev.  John  Twells,  A.M., 
rectorof  Caston,  CO.  NorfbIk,andd.ap.80ot.  1829.  Upon 
the  death  of  his  widow,  17  Aug.  1839,  his  younger  brother, 

BnwABD  HAiKvrr  Gaiosow,  of  Broomlay  Hill,  in  Saham 
Toney,  b.  19  May,  1767,  late  central  commissary  fur  Norfolk, 
became  lord  of  Howards  Harveys  and  Pages.  This  gentle- 
man m.  14  Nov.  1808,  Maiy,  eldest  dau.  of  lliomas  Shuck- 
fbrth  Dixon,  Gent  of  Saham  Toney.  Srd  son  of  Frmcis 
Dixon,  Esq.  of  Upwell,  in  the  Isle  of  Ely,  high-sbnlfr  of 
COS.  Cambridge  and  Huntingdon  in  1767.  By  Mary  Dixcti, 
Mr.  Giigaon  had  issue, 

I.  Wiluam,  his  successor,  and  present  proprietor. 

II.  Edward-Robert,  6.  19  April.  1814,  late  of  Trin.  Hall. 
Oamb.,  now  of  Watton,  oo.  Norfolk,  m.  10  May.  1842, 
Maiy-Jane,  4th  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Ridiard  Snape,  A.B.. 
rector  of  Brent  Eleigh.  co.  Suflblk.  and  haa  iasoe^ 
1  Richard,  6.  1818;  2  Thomas  Shuckforth;  8  Bobett- 


G  RI 

BdwwL  h,  1840;  4  Chartw-WOUazn,  h.  1847;  6  Bdwaid' 
Buspe,  6.  1850 ;  6  Henry-Frand^  b.  1861 :  7  John-ttopti- 
maa,  6. 1858 ;  8  James,  6. 1855. 

^rm*— On.,  two  buB,  in  chief,  three  aninileta,  «g. 

Ontt^—Otxt  of  a  ducal  eoroaefc^  or  a  grifltai's  head,  cheqity, 
9rg.  audaa. 

8M— Broomlay  HID,  in  the  pariah  of  Saham  Ton^,  eo. 
Nosfolk. 


GRIMSHAW  OF  HIGH  BANK. 

Grimbhaw,  John,  Esq.  of  High  Bank,  Gorton,  co. 
Lancaster,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  28  Jan.  1788;  m, 
14  June,  1832,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  Henry  Ogden, 
Esq.  of  Lani^ley  Hall,  near  Middleton,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  JoHH,  6.  n  April,  1838. 

II.  Joeeph-Stanfleld,  5.  S  June,  1836. 
in.  Geocge-Henry,  6.  98  Jan.  1889. 
L  Moiy-Jane. 

%intUSt» — Jambs  OaiMSBAW,  Esq.  of  Droylsden,  near 
Hancheiter,  son  of  Jamxb  Obixshaw,  Esq.  of  Droylsden, 
who  d.  in  1718,  aged  flfl^-eight,  by  IfAry,  his  wife,  ta.  1  Feb. 
1721,  Jtuie,  dan.  and  heiress  of  Robert  Stanfleld,  Esq.,  of 
Audeoshaw,  and  with  her  acquired  that  estate.  He  had 
three  sons,  Bobertj  Gecnge,  and 

JoHH  Obimshaw,  Esq.  of  Audenshaw  Lodge,  who  m. 
88  Oct  in9,  Mary,  dau.  of  Joseph  Holt,  Esq.  of  Wilmslow, 
CO.  Chester,  and  had  issue, 

I.  JoHH,  now  of  High  Bank. 

n.  Joseph-StanflekL  of  btanlMd  Lodge,  Gorton,  5.  28  Jan. 
1788. 

III.  WUUam,  of  Kempsey,  near  Worcester,  6.  8  Sept  1784, 
m.  1886,  Harrietto,  dau.  of  the  late  Robert  Patti^n.  Esq. 
of  Hull,  and  has  issue,  1  William  Frederick-Stanfield,  6. 
1888 ;  1  Bmily-HaxTiette ;  2  and  Holeua-Caroline. 

^rms— Aig.,  a  griffin,  scgreant,  sa.,  beaked  and  mem- 
bered,  or. 
C^mC— A  deni-gtiffin,  aa. 
JfoMo— Tenaz  propositi  rinco. 
Sart— High  Bank,  Gorton,  Manchester. 


GRIMSTON  OF  GRIMSTON  GARTH. 

Gbiubton,  Chables,  Esq.  of  Grimston  Garth  and 
Kilnwich,  both  co.  York,  ooL  East  York  militia, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  2  July,  1791  ;  m.  10  Not.  1828, 
Jane,  8rd  sunriving  dau.  of  the  Very  Rey.  Thomas 
Trench,  dean  of  Kildare,  and  has  issue, 

L  Mabmadukb-Jbbabd,  6.  27  Nov.  1828;  m.  8  July,  1858, 
Fknence-Viotoria,  youngest  dau.  of  CoL  and  Lady 
M.iria  Sannder  on. 

n.  Walter-John,  6.  9  Feb.  1828. 

m.  H^Uiam-Henry,  5.  1  Nov.  1830. 

IV.  Daniel-Thomas,  6.  8  July,  1832. 
L  Maria-Emma. 

u.  Frances-Dorothy,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J<An  Frewen  Moor, 
m.  Jane.  it.  Oatherine. 

V.  Elisabeth.  vi.  Maude. 
TIL  Ctcoll.  Tiu.  Octavia. 

%intUf[t» — STLTHTsa  vm  GRTmsTOira  came  over  trmn 
Normandy  as  standard-bearer  in  the  army  of  William  the 
Conqueror,  to  whom  he  did  homage  for  Giymestona  and 
Holmpton,  and  his  lands  elsewhece,  to  hold  of  the  Lord 
Bosse  as  of  his  sslgnioreand  manor  of  Rose  in  Hiddemesse, 
which  Lord  Bosse  was  lord  chamberlain  of  the  king's  house- 
hold in  1068.  Qytvester  married,  it  Is  supposed,  in  Nor- 
mandy, and  had  a  son  and  snocossor, 

Daxisl  db  Getmbstohk,  who  m.  the  dan.  of  Sir.  Adam 
SomervlUe,  of  Brent  Hall,  and  was  fikther  of 

8im  Thomas  db  GmTMxsTOirB,  Knt  of  Grymestone,  living 
Ump,  BrcpHBir,  who  m.  the  dau.  of  Sir  John  Bosville,  of 
Awdesley,  and  had  a  son, 

8im  Jomr  db  Gbtmbsiovb,  of  Grymestone,  knighted  by 
HncmT  11.  m.  the  dan.  and  heiress  of  Sir  John  Goodman- 
ham,  Knt.  of  Goodmanham,  and  left  by  her,  at  his  decease, 
12  Oct  1186,  a  son, 

Sim  Mabtot  db  GBTMBsioin,  of  Grjrmestone,  Knt.,  living 
Ump.  Hbbbt  HL,  who  m.  the  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  John 
Collam,  Knt.  of  Collam,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 
487 


OBI 

8n  Roobr  db  Gbtmbbtokb,  Knt  of  Grymestone,  who  m. 
the  dau.  of  Sir  Fowke  Constable,  lord  of  Frishmarahe,  and 
was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Sn  Gbrabd  db  Gbtmbbtonb,  Knt  of  Grymestone,  who 
m.  the  dau  of  Sir  John  Riskerville,  Knt,  but  having  no 
issue,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Waltbb  db  Gbtmbstonb,  of  Giymestone,  who  m.  the 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Harbarde  Flinton,  of  FUnton,  and  was  t. 
by  his  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  db  Gbtmbstorb,  of  Giymestone,  who  m. 
Armatrude,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Rya'un,  Knt  of  Rysam,  in 
Holdemess,  and  had  three  sons,  vis.,  1  Thomas,  his  heir ; 
2  Robert,  ancestor  of  the  Earl  or  Vbrulam  ;  and  3  John, 
made  seooud  dean  of  Windsor  in  1418.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  GaxMnoic,  of  Grimston,  Uviug  in  the  reign  of 
Hbmbt  Y.,  m.  Dioness,  dau.  of  De  Sutton,  lord  of  Sutton, 
Southootes,  and  Stone  Ferry,  and  wns«.  at  his  decease  by 
his  eldest  son. 

Sib  Rookb  Gbimstom,  Knt  of  Grimston,  who  left  no 
issue  by  his  wife,  the  diu.  of  Sir  John  Antwisie^  of  Lan- 
cashire, and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Thomas  Grimston,  of  Grimston,  living  in  1488,  who  tiL 
the  dau  of  Sb:  William  Fitswiliiam,  Knt  of  Aldwark, 
near  R<ithertiam,  and  had  (with  two  daue.,  Margaret  la.  to 
Robert  Stowthingham  ;  and  Ann,  m  to  William  Vavasour, 
Eaq.)  a  son  and  successor, 

Waltbb  Gbimstoic,  Esq.  of  Grimston,  la.  the  dau.  and 
oo-hdreea  of  Sir.  John  Portingtoi^  the  Judge  of  the  Common 
Fleas  in  1444,  and  was  flither  of 

Thomas  Gbimstov,  Esq.  of  Grimston,  living  Ump, 
Hbmry  VII.,  who  m.  an  heireiis  named  Newark,  and  had, 
with  two  daus.  (the  elder  «».  to  Geoige  Brigham,  of  Brig- 
ham,  and  the  younger  d.  nam.},  six  sons.  The  eldest 
surriving  son  and  heir, 

Waltbb  Grimstom,  Esq.  of  Grimston,  m.  the  dau.  of 
John  Dakins,  of  Brandesburton,  and  had,  with  a  dau. 
(Elisabeth,  the  wife  of  Marmaduke  Constable),  an  only  son, 

Thomas  OBOcnoK,  Esq.  of  Grimston,  who  m.  the  dau. 
of  Nicholas  Oirlington,  of  Hirkfhrth,  and  had  (with  two 
daus.,  Ann,  ta.  to  Robert  Wright  Esq.  of  Plowland,  co. 
York ;  and  Maud  m.  to  Juhn  Thweng^  Esq.  of  Upi  er 
Holmealey)  many  sons,  of  whom  John  was  ancestor  ot  the 
GBiMsioira  qf  Nuwiek,    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  GaiMsroir,  Esq.  of  Grimston,  living  in  1540,  m. 
the  dau.  and  heiress  of  MirmodukeThwaites,  Esq.  of  Litte 
Smeaton,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sib  Marmadvkb  Gbdiston,  Knt  of  Grimston,  temp. 
Queen  Eubabbth,  who  at.  Frances,  dau.  of  George  Gyli, 
Esq.  of  Wyddial  Hall,  Herts,  and  hod  by  her  one  son, 
Thomas,  who  d.$.p.  Sir  Marmaduke's  nephew  (the  oniy 
son  of  his  brother  JohnX  another 

Snt  Mabmadukb  Gbimsion,  of  Grimston,  knighted  by 
King  Jambs  I.,  in  1008,  high-sheriiT  for  Yorkshire  In  1598, 
la.  the  dau.  of  Sir  William  Dalton,  of  Hawkeswell,  in  York- 
shire, and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Theophanio,  la.  to  Leonard 
Beckwith,  Esq.  of  Handale  Abbey,  in  Cleveiand>an  only  son, 

Wiluam  Grimston,  Esq.  of  Grimston,  who  suffered 
severely  for  his  royalty.  He  tn.  1st  *  dan.  of  Christopher 
Byeriey,  Esq.  of  Midridge  Grange,  in  the  county  of  Dur- 
ham, and  had  by  her  a  son,  Wiluam,  his  heir.  He  m. 
2ndly,  a  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Strickland,  of  Thornton  Brigga, 
in  Yoricshire,  and  had  to  survive  youth  two  suns  and  four 
daua.  Mr.  Grimston  la.  Srdly,  the  widow  of  Mr.  Lait>n, 
and  dau.  of  Lord  Evers,  but  t^  this  lady  had  no  issue.  He 
was  f.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  GaiMSTOir,  Esq.  of  Grimston,  5.  18  Aug.  1840, 
who  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Norclillb,  Knt  of 
I^ngton,  by  Dorothy,  his  wifie,  dau.  of  Thomas,  l^scount 
FaixfluL  of  Emely,  and  had  three  sons  and  three  daus.  Mr. 
Grimston  d.  5  Aug.  1711,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Gbimstov,  Esq.  of  Grimston  Garth,  6.  8  Oct 
1884»  who  m,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Legard,  Birt  of 
Ganton,  and  left  at  hia  deoease,  13  April,  1729,  an  only 
surviving  son, 

Thomas  Grimstov,  Esq.  of  Grimston  Garth,  b.  28  Sept 
1702,  who  m.  18  Oct  1722,  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John 
Cloee,  Esq.  of  Richmond,  in  Yorkshire,  by  Jane,  his  wife, 
sister  and  heir  of  Charles  Estonteville,  Esq.  of  Hunmanby, 
and  had,  to  survive  youth,  an  only  son,  John,  his  heir. 
Mr.  Grimston  d.  22  Oct  1751,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

John  Grimoton,  Esq.  of  Grimston  Garth  and  Kilnwick, 
b.  17  Feb.  1724,  who  m.  12th  March,  1758,  Jane,  youngest 


G  R  I 

1815;  m,  29  Aiig.  1843,  Jemima,  dan.  of  James 
Pedder,  Esq.  of  Avhton  Hall,  oo.  Lanoaster,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  and  has  issue, 

1.  William-Jaxbs,  b.  8  July,  18M. 

n.  Henry  •Thomas,  6.  29  Jan.  1860. 

L  Jane-Ellaibeth.  n.  F 

III.  JeminukPedder. 

ICnrage.— William  Or^ 
House,  00.  Sligo,  m.  in  1780 
Bsq.  of  Sligo,  and  had  fir 
former. 


Harvey* 


.--^ 


f  jaam  Huasey,  Bsq. 


.1^'' 


I*- 


-r.-*."^;^.  1851,  Frederick  L.  A.  Selwyn, 

/  ^5:^,'  joo  of  late  Rev.  Townshend  Selwyn, 

Somerset  and  oanou  of  Glou- 

V.  Bmma-Pliilippa. 


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iii?^^'^ 


.—JoHir  Obotb,  Esq.,  who  settled  in  Wiltahire, 
'Saaoent  &om  John  de  drove,  of  Chalfont,  St  Giles, 


,  "^^ho  d.  26  Edward  III.,  and  nephew  of  Thomas 
^^Aq.,  high-eherlff  of  Bucks  in  1484,  whose  only  dau. 


HUMPHRXT  GBIFTITF 

17  March,  1775,  Elias' 
of  Millmotmt,  oo.  Br 
9  JiUy,  1884,  by  hlr 

William  Gbift 
high-sheriff' for  f 
Brillisna,   yov 
Ballinrobe,  J 

Hkibt,  1> 

Haria-G^ 

Alicia, 


Mr.  Gr' 


^"'^''''''^  ^  af  aSB  hall. 


fifOJf^ 


B^-  ,'nmriradray,  co.  uarmartnen, 
r«^„^I  *^«inw,  Esq.   of   Court 


'*^  '***  hS  f'^r  ^'^^**^^  county  he  was 


jijl»ir** 


H-*-, 


liPJiJlS*^  ,j  majff^tnite,  and  brother  of 


I  K^f 


r^*.*-'^ 


Of-\fT.:  StuiTai 


I  the  Grenadier  Guards, 
1  »t,  Mary- Ann,  eldest 


'^rTlVrJ^':  ^  J  n-  L^-tt^o^^   Esq.,   M.D.,   of 

*^  **7  J"^'  '  f  .mUo  i«  d^^vased)  has  had  issue 

f^dou^^'^.VU^  ilnufl.;  of  the  latter,  the  2nd, 

^^j.  gonf  *P*^j^^^t5ajted  I  of  thy  former,  the  eldest  son, 

Sjfv  Aoa.^^^         r  'V  Hri.^,   .inly  dan.  of  the  late 

W^^^^^^iJanosn,  *sq.  o*   Cariisto,  00.  Cttmbariand, 

^^iiueaion«»dtwodaus. 

*"  Sodlyi  Elizaheth-Ann,  eldest  dau.  of  Wm. 

Jfe  ^jTI   Esq   of  Wycombe,  co.  Bucks,  and  has 

^'•^"^    f  h^  sons  and  five  daus. 
by  her,  tDTv^ 

«  MtAttt  —The  Gronows  are  a  very  ancient  fiunily,  and 

*    iSnally  aeated  in  North  Wales  where  they  bad  laige 

^""^'^aieesionB.   In  the  reign  of  Edward  III., 

'^soi  To^DOR  AP  Grohow,  an  ancestor  of  the  royal  house 

of  Tudor,  claimed  the  honour  of  knighthood,  for  by  the 

ufws  and  constitution  of  King  Arthur,  he  deemed  himself 

entitled  to  that  distinction  upon  the  groimd  of  xxMsesslng 

tbo  following  threefold  qualifications, — ^blrth,  estate,  and 

valour.    King  Edward  III.  being  pleased  with  the  bold 

luid  lordly  mien  of  Sir  Tudor  ap  Gronow,  was  induced  to 

confer  the  honour  upon  him.     Owen  Tudor,  the  grandson 

of  Sir  Tudor  ap  Gronow,  m.  the  widow  of  Hknrt  V.,  and 

their  son,  Jasper  Tudor,  Earl  of  Richmond,  was  the  father 

of  Hekrt  YII.    In  the  choir  of  St.  David's  Cathedral  there 

remain  two  recumbent  effigies,  in  armour,  representing  two 

members  of  this  family ;  in  the  breast  and  back  of  each 

figure  is  sculptured  a  lion,  rampant,  that  tn  one  of  them 

being  differenced  by  a  label  of  five  parts. 

.<<mM— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  three  lions,  rampant, 
arg- ;  2nd  and  8rd,  or,  a  chev.,  aig.,  between  three  heads,  ppr. 
CreH — ^A  lion,  rampant. 
Jf  otto— Gronwi  hil  Gwemlnion. 


GROVE  OF  FERNE. 

Grovte,  John,  Esq.  of  Feme,  co.  Wilts,  6.  4  Dea 
1784;  a.  his  father  in  1846;  w.  17  Jan.  1818,  Jean- 
Helen,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Frazer,  Bart.,  and  has 
issue, 
I.  Thomas-Fraser.  5.  27  Nov.  1821,  late  capt.  6tb  dra- 
goons, m.  16  Jan.  1847,  Katherine-Grace,  dau.  of  Hon. 
Waller  O'Grady,  of  Castle  Garde,  co.  limerick,  Ireland, 
n.  John.  6.  12  March  1823,  m.  18  May,  1851.  Clara^ioely- 
Sarah,  diu.  of  the  late  Joseph  Ashton  Burrow,  Esq.  of 
Carleton  Hall,  Cumberland. 
488 


..  .--"*  ^^^'^'^  ji^^b^*  Agnes,  ta.  William  Brudenell.  Esq.  of  Aynho, 
j.fi  ^  '  /.^f^JB/jf^^unpUnuMn.  John  Grove  m.  Joan,  dau.  and  heir  of 
^  IS^" ^       /John  Burhill,  Esq.,  and  was  father  of 

Thomas  Grots,  Esq..  living  in  1522,  who  m.  Isabel,  dan. 
of  John  Luyahe,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Lude,  who  waa 
thrice  married)  two  sons,  Thomas  Grove,  and 

RosRRT  Grove,  Esq.,  M.P.,  Feodary  for  oo.  Wilts,  who 
m.  Joane,  dau.  of  John  Comlee,  Esq.  of  Canne,  co.  Dorset, 
end  had  (with  a  dan.,  Mary,  m.  to  Hugh  Kete.  of  ChesUbon, 
Dorset,  and  two  Junior  sons,  vis.,  Matthew,  of  Staple  Inn, 
and  Walter,  of  Honiton,  co.  Devon,  90th  Jamrs  L)  an 
eldest  son. 

W1U.IAX  GaovK,  Esq.  of  Gr&y*s  Inn,  M.F.  for  Shaftesbury, 
temp.  Philip  and  Mart,  who  purdiased  Feme  in  1568. 
He  m.  about  1568,  Thoma^jm,  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward 
Mayhewe,  of  Fonthill,  and  d.  in  1562,  having  had  (with 
four  dans.,  vis.,  Anne,  m.  to  Sir  James  Bolkelej,  of  Biugate, 
Hants;  Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Swaine,  Esq.  of  tbo  Middle 
Temple ;  Alice,  m.  to  Thomas  Butler,  Baq.  of  Aimer,  Donet ; 
and  Margaret,  m.  to  Thomas  Bennett,  Esq.  of  Pithouse^ 
Wilts)  four  sons,  vis., 

Jo£n,  b.  in  1564.  d.  «.  p.  in  1620. 

William,  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  hefar  of  John  Boden,  Esq.. 

M.P.,  and  d.  in  1622,  having  had  a  son,  John,  who  m. 

Mary,  dau.  of  John  Lowe,  Esq.  of  New  Sarum,  and  d. «.  p.» 

and  three  daus.,  Mary,  ».  to  John  Lowe,  of  New  Sarum ; 

Margaret,  m.  to  Francis  AnkeUll,  of  ShaJston ;  and  Jane, 

m.  to  Hugh  Grove,  Esq. 
RoRKRT,  of  whom  presently. 
Hugh,  ancestor,  hy  Dorothy  his  wilb,  of  the  family  of 

Zeals  House,  00.  Wilts. 

The  Si-d  B<m, 

RosERT  Grotb,  Esq.,  m.  1st,  Gertrude,  dan.  of  Cuthbert 
Haigill,  Esq.  of  Cucklington,  co  S<>merset ;  end  Sndly,  in 
1608,  Honor,  dau.  of  South,  Esq.  of  Swallowoliff,  Wiita, 
and,  by  the  latter  only,  had  issue,  vis.,  two  daus.,  the 
elder,  la.  to  John  Bulkeley,  Esq.  of  Buigate,  Hants^  and 
the  other,  Honor,  m.  to  Lewis  Williams,  Esq.  of  Hsningston, 
00.  Dorset ;  and  three  ions,  Thomas,  his  heir ;  Robert, 
fellow  of  New  College,  Oxon,  d.  in  1663,  sgod  56;  and 
William,  of  Morden.  00.  Dorset,  living  in  1653,  who  was 
father  of  Robert,  Bishop  of  Chichester,  6.  in  1684,  who  m. 
Elizabeth  Cole,  of  Dover,  and  d.  in  1606.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Grove,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Shaston ;  m.  Ist,  in  1630, 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Lowe,  Esq.  of  New  Saiiim,  and  relict 
of  John  Grove,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly,  the  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Edward  Lambert,  Esq.  of  Corton,  Wilts,  and,  by  the  latter 
only,  had  issue,  viz.,  three  sons :  the  two  elder  d.  young ; 
the  8rd  and  only  surviving  son, 

Robert  Grove,  Esq.  of  Feme,  m.  1st,  in  1661,  Mary, 
dau.  of  John  Hanham,  Esq.  of  Wimborne  Minrter,  eo. 
Dorset,  and  by  her  ,wbo  d.  about  1688,  had  (with  two 
daus.,  Mary,  .d.  young,  and  another  Mary,  who  d.  in  1714) 
two  sons,  Thomas,  his  heir,  and  Robert,  b.  tn  1668.  Mr. 
Grove  m.  a  second  time,  and  d.  in  1695.    His  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Grove,  Esq.  of  Feme,  6.  in  1664,  living  at 
Martin,  co.  Wilts,  1718;  m.  in  1686,  Elizabeth  Hooke, 
sister  and  oo-heir  of  Sir  Hele  Hooke,  Bart,  of  Tangier 
Park,  Hants,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1726,  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1788,  (with  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  la.  in  1740,  to 
Joeeph  Hinxman,  Esq.  of  North  Hinton,  co.  Hants,)  two 
sons,  Thomas,  b.  in  1668,  and  d.  a.  p.  in  1750  ;  and 

JoHK  Grove,  Esq.  of  Feme,  b.  in  1606;  who  ».  1st, 
about  1754,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Hanham,  of 
Dean's  Court,  Dorset,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  ehildbbrth, 
had  a  son,  William,  who  d.  an  infant.  He  m.  2ndly,  about 
1755,  Philippa,  eldest  dau.  of  Walter  Long,  Esq.  of  Preshaw, 
Hants,  and  of  Close  Gate,  Samm,  and  by  her  had  (with 
two  daus.,  Philippa,  living  at  Nether  Hampton,  Wilts,  in 
1818 ;  and  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1776,  to  Wllliam-Chafln  Grove, 
Esq.  of  Zeals,  Wilts)  a  son,  Thomas.  Mr.  Grove  d.  in  1760, 
sged  78.    His  son, 

Thomas  Grove,  Esq.  of  Feme,  b.  1769 ;  m.  1782,  Charlotte, 
dau.  of  Charles  Pilfold,  Esq.  of  Busioz,  and  had,  with  other 
issue,  who  d.  young. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


O  It  u 

'  THOXAa,  h.  1789;  m.  lit,  HenxMte.  dao.  of  Jamae 
Fiirquhanon,  Esq.  of  Langton.  oo.  Dorset :  and  Sndly, 
19  April,  1824.  Easabetb  Hm ;  and  dying  v.  p.,  leA  by  his 
2nd  wife  an  only  dau.,  liaxy. 

John,  now  of  Feme. 

William  b.  in  1790,  m.  Frances  Orove. 

Oeoive,  6.  in  1793,  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Purvis  Eyre.  Esq. 

Charles-Henry,  b.  in  1794 ;  m.  14  Feb.  1820,  EUxa,  dau.  of 
Hopkins,  Esq.  of  Alresford,  Hants. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Downes. 

Emma-Philippa,  m.  in  1805,  to  John-Hoisqr  Woddington, 
Esq.  of  Clar  Hall.  Herts,  and  d.  in  1819. 

Harriet,  m.  In  1811,  to  William  Helyar,  Esq.  of  Coker. 

Arm^—'BraLt  on  a  chev.,  engr.,  gu.,  three  escallops,  the 
osntre  one,  or,  the  other  two,  aiig. 
Crett^A  dog,  passant,  sa.,  ooHared,  aig. 
Jlotto— Ny  dessux  nydessoux. 
£eat— Feme  House,  Wilts. 


QRUBBE  OF  EASTWELL. 

Hunt-Gbdbbe,  Thomas^  Esq.  of  Eastwoll,  Pot- 
teme,  co.  Wilts,  J.P.,  major  in  the  armv;  b.  m  April, 
1793;  fn.  let,  21  JiXne,  1820,  Elijsabetti,  dau.  of  the 
Bey.  Jacob  Costobadie,  rector  of  Weosley,  co.  York, 
and  by  her  had  one  son, 

I.  Willi am-Hdnt,  lieut.  H.M.  5drd  regt,  served  in  the 

campaigns  of  the  Punjaub  and  But^j ;  and  d,  in  India 

in  1868. 

He  m.  2ndly,  18  May,  1834,  Catherine,  only  dau.  of 

Samuel  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  by  this  lady  has 

farther  issue  two  sons, 

I.  Walter,  Meat.  RN. 

lu  Henry-<}eozg^  lieut  H.K.  9th  regt. 

Major  Hunt-Qrubbe  seryed  in  the  Peninsular  War. 

.  ?Ltllfa0e.— The  £unily  of  Orabbe,  spelt  in  the  old 
registers  OrUbe  or  Oroube,  migrated  from  Ctermany  about 
the  year  1430,  after  the  Hussite  persecutions ;  and  subse- 
qnontly  settled  at  Bastwell,  in  the  parish  of  Potteme, 
Wilts,  where  they  have  ever  ^noe  remained. 

Hbkbt  Gbuebs,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Devizes,  oo.  Wilts, 
14  ELiZABRH.  1671,  d.  in  1581,  leaving,  by  his  wife,  a  dau. 
of  Stephens,  of  Burdeit>p,  co.  Wilts,  a  son, 

Thomas  Obubbs,  Esq.  of  Potteme,  whose  second  son, 
JoBir,  of  Potteme  and  Chemell.  high-sheriff  of  Wilts, 
14  Caa.  I  ,  m.  Jenwora.  dau.  of  Thomas  Bas  KervUIe,  Esq. 
of  Richardston,  and  d,  1649,  leaving  a  son  and  heir,  Thomas» 
who  m.  Thomajdn,  dau.  of  Walter  Bourchier,  Esq.,  and  was 
f  ither  of  Thomas  ORUBsa,  Esq.  of  Potteme,  who  m.  Ifaiy 
Lung,  of  BantoQ,  and  had  an  only  child, 

Mabt  Gbxtbbs,  who  m.  Thomas  Hunt,  Esq.  of  Bishop's 
Lavington,  and  had  a  son, 

WiLUAM  Hunt,  Esq.  of  Bishop's  Lavington  and  Potteme, 
magistrate  for  Wilts,  b.  14  Nov.  1096,  who  m.  1st,  Maigaret, 
dau.  of  John  Smith,  Esq.  of  Shaw  House,  Wilts,  by  whom 
he  had  a  son,  Thomas-Obubbb  ;  and  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of 
William  Dorchester,  Esq.  of  Etchilhampton,  Wilts,  which, 
lady,  after  the  death  of  her  husband,  assumed  the  surname 
of  Obubbs.    If  r.  Hunt's  son  and  heir, 

Thomas-Gbubbb  Hunt  Obubbs,  Esq.  of  Eastwell,  co. 
Wilts,  J.P.,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Moigan  Keone,  Esq.  of  the 
Closo,  of  New  Sanim,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  Oct.  1767,  had 
(with  a  dau.  Anna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Edmund  Benson,  M.A., 
and  a  son,  Walter,  in  holy  orders,  who  d,  in  1807)  an  elder 
son  and  heir, 

William  Hunt-Obubbb,  Esq.,  6. 16  Sept  1760,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  who  m.  Maxy-Dorothea,   dau.  of   the  Rev.  J. -A. 
Milnes,  D.D.,  of  Newark,  Notts,  and  had  issue, 
William,  lieut  Royul  Horse  Ouaids,  d.  with  the  army  in 
Spain,  in  1817.    He  m.  Caroline,  dau.  of  H.  Qriffies,  and 
niece  of  Sir  O.-Oriffies  Williams,  Bart  of  Llynwormwood, 
CO.  Carmarthen. 
Thomas^  now  of  Eastwell. 

James- Andrew.  M.  A.,  in  holy  orders,  m.  1st,  his  ooiMin, 
only  child  and  heir  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Milnes,  rector  of 
Barton  Agnes,  oo.  T<nk,  and  by  her  has  one  dau.,  Blleo> 
nora;  m.  1848,  to  Charles  Wyndham,  Esq.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Martha,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  C.  Richards,  M.A.,  rector  of 
LltUeCheverill,  co.  WUts. 
Jobn-Heneage,  vaa^or-getMnl  in  the  army. 
Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Samuel-Thomas  Oully,  M.  A.,  rector 
of  Berrynaiber,  oo.  Devon. 

Mary-Frances,  m.  to  Thomas  Baynes,  Esq.,  nephew  of 
I^ut-Oeueral  Sir  John  Lambert 

jlrms— Vert  on  a  ohev.,  axg.,  between  three  demi-lions,  or, 
as  many  crosses-crosslet  sa.,  for  Obubbs;  quartering,  ax., 
on  a  bend,  between  two  wateirbougets,  or,  three  leopards' 
Ikcea,  gu.,  for  Hunt. 
480 


O  U  B 


CrttU-^A  lion's  head,  as.,  murally  crowned,  or,  for  Obubbs  ; 
on  a  mount  vert,  against  a  halberd,  erect  ^  P^^t  e^-> 
headed,  arg.,  a  talbot,  sejant  or,  collared,  and  tied  to  the 
halberd  of  ^e  second,  for  Hukt. 

Motto — Justus  et  tenax. 

iSMU— Eastwell,  Potteme,  near  Devizes. 


GRYLLS  OF  HELSTON. 

Grylls,  Rev.  Richard-Geryetb,  of  Helston,  co. 
Ck>mwall,  vicar  of  Breage  and  Luzulion,  b.  80  March, 
1785 ;  m.  in  1816,  Sophia,  youngest  dau.  of  Charles 
Rashleigh,  Esq.  of  Duporth. 

HitWattt.— WiLUAMS  Obylls,  Esq.  of  Tavistoclc,  to 
whom  arms  were  confirmed  in  1577,  m.  Elizabeth  Knight 
widow,  and  had,  with  a  younger  son,  William,  of  Tavistock, 
who  m.  Katharine,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Westlake,  Esq.,  an 
elder  son, 

Chablbs  Obtlls,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  who  settled  at 
Court  in  Lanreath,  Cornwall,  in  the  reign  of  Euzabsth. 
He  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of  Charles  Tubbe,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who 
d,  in  1607}  was  father  of 

Sib  Johb  Obylls,  of  Court  in  Lanreath,  a  person  of 
great  note,  who  was  made  knight  banneret  by  King 
Chablbs  I.  He  m.  Oraoe,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William 
Beere,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  acquired  the  advowson,  with  other 
prop^y  at  St.  Neot  and  had  issue.  Sir  John  d.in  1619, 
and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Chablbs  Obtlls,  Esq.  of  Court,  in  Lanreath,  who  m. 
Cordelia  Mohun,  and  had  five  sons  and  two  daus.  The 
eldest  surviving  son, 

Chablbs  Obtlls,  Esq.  of  Court,  in  Lanreath,  m.  8  Aug. 
1671,  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Richard  Oervys,  Esq.  of 
Bonathlacke,  Cornwall,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Chablbs  Obtlls,  Esq.,  who  alienated  the  residence  of 
Court.  Mr.  Orylls  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Edmund 
Spoure,  Esq.  of  Trebartha  Hall,  and  rdict  of  Renatus 
BeUott  Esq.,  but  d.  a.  p.,  24  Feb.  1727,  and  was  «.  by  his 
brother, 

Thb  Rbv.  Ricbabd-Oebtets  Obtlls.  rector  of  Lanreath, 
who  m.  Anne  Mohun,  or  Moon,  and  dying  in  1735,  left  a  son, 

Biohabd-Obbvsys  Obtlls,  Esq.  of  Helston,  6.  at  Lan- 
reath, in  1786,  who  m.  18  Jan.  1758,  Cordelia,  only  dau.  of 
lliomas  Olynn,  Esq.,  and  sole  heiress  to  her  brother,  by 
whom  (who  d.  in  1802)  he  had  issue, 

I.  Richabd-Oebvets,  his  heir. 

n.  Thomas,  b.  in  1760,  m.  8  May,  1786,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Humphrey  Millett  Bsa.  of  Enys,  in  Coniwall,  and  d.  at 
Helston,  10  Nov.  1818,  leaving,  vrith  three  daus.,  as  many 

sons,  viz., 
1  Humphrey-Millett  S  Thomas.  8  Olynn. 

n.  Matthew,  b.  8  Auff.  1765,  d,  unm.  in  France,  8  Jan.  1795. 

I.  Cordelia,  m.  19  Feb.  1784,  to  Rev.  Thomas  Trevenen, 

rector  of  Cardynham,  and  d.  24  April,  1810. 

n.  Sarsh,  d.  nmm.  at  Clifton,  20  Aug.  1828. 
Mr.  Orylls  d.  S  April,  1771,  sad  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thb  Rbt.  Riohabd-Obbvbys  Obtlus,  of  Helston,  b. 
20  Nov.  1758,  who  m.  24  July,  1788.  Charity,  eldest  dau.  of 
William  Hill,  Esq.  of  Carwythenack,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Richabd-Oebvets,  heir  to  his  father. 

n.  William,  b.  6  Aug.  1786,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Crowan. 

m.  Henry,  6.  1  Feb.  1794,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  St  Neot, 

m.  SO  Dec  18*20,  Ellen,  youngest  dau.  of  Joseph  Boulder- 
son,  Esq.  of  John  Street  Bedford  Row,  and  by  her  (who 

d.  22  Feb.  1841)  has  had  issue, 

1  Richard-Oerveys,  ensign  SOth  regt.,  d.  in  1842. 

2  William-Henry,  midsmpman  R.N.,  H.M.S.  Oauges,  d. 
in  1839. 

8  Charies-Oerveys.  Ueut  R.N.,  b.  in  1826. 

4  Horatio-OIynn,  64th  regt.,  6.  in  1828. 

5  Shadwell-Morley.  royal  artillery,  6.  in  1831. 

6  Henry-Chomond,  b.  in  1838. 

1  LucreUa-Frances-Oerveys,  d.  in  1884. 

2  Ellen.  8.  Emma. 
4  Adelaide-Frances,  d.  in  1841. 

I.  Frances,  m.  6  Oct.  1814,  to  the  Rev.  William  Veole,  of 
Trevayler,  in  ComwaU. 

The  Rev.  Mr.  Orylls  d.  in  Jan.  1842,  aged  88,  and  was  a.  by 
his  elder  son,  the  present  Rev.  Richabd-Obbvbts  Obtlls, 
of  Helston. 

.^rms— Or,  three  bendlets,  oihanced,  gu. 

Cr€M — ^A  porcupine,  passant  aig. 

Jlf otto— Vires  agminis  unus  habet 

Sra^-Helston,  in  Cornwall. 


GUBBINS  OF  KENMARE  CASTLE. 

GUBBINS,  James,  Esq.  of  Kenmare  Castle,  co. 
Limerick,  b.  1  June,  1810 ;  tit.  18  Dec.  1845,  Jane- 


GUI 

Hare,  yotrngeet  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Marahall  Clarke^ 
and  has  issue, 

X.  Josefh-Mabshall,  6. 10  Sept.  1846. 

X.  Elizabeth-Anne. 

X^itltase.— The  first  of  this  fiimily,  that  settled  in 
Iroland,  was  a  native  of  Hertfordshire,  who  went  over  with 
OuvsB  Cbomwxll.  The  grand&ther  of  the  present  Mr. 
Oubbins,  of  Koimare  Castle, 

Jambs  Oubbhts,  Esq..  m,  June,  lTr%  Bridget  Wrlzon, 
and  d.  18  Oct.  1805,  leaving  a  son, 

Joseph  Gubbins,  Esq.  of  Kenmare  Castle,  6.  IS  Oct.  I77ff, 
high-sheriff  in  1800,  who  m.  14  April,  1805,  Anne,  youngest 
dau.  of  William  Henn.  Esq.  of  ParadiBe,  co.  Clare,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  19  Maieh,  1848}  had  issue, 

Jambs,  now  of  Kennuue  Castle.  '^Hlliam. 

Poole,  d.  alieut  R.N.  on  board  the  "8cyl]a,''st  PortBoyal, 
JamnicSy  25  April,  1843,  tmm. 

Bridget,  m.  22  April,  1^43,  to  Augustus  Pentland,  Esq., 
who  d.  18  July,  1854,  «.  p. 

Mr.  Gubbhis  d.  8  May.  1830. 

£001— Kenmare  Csstle,  co.  limerick. 


GRATTAN-GUINNESS  OF  BEAUMONT  AND 
PARK  ANNESLEY. 

Lkb  -  Grattan  -  Guinness,  The  Rev.  Wiixiam- 
Smyth,  M.A.,  of  Beaumont,  co.  Dublin,  and  of  Park 
Anneslej,  co.  Wexford,  principal  surrogate  of  the 
diocese  of  Glendulougfa,  late  rector  (and  patron) 
for  thirty  year?,  of  the  parish  of  Rathdrum,  co. 
Wicklow,  6.  13  June,  1795;  m,  9  March,  1826, 
Susan-Jane,  only  child  of  Benjamin  Guinness,  Esq. 
of  Dublin,  by  Rebecca  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Benjamin  Lee,  Esq.  of  Merrion,  co.  Dublin, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  ARTBTrR-WiLxiAX,  of  Paiknashogue,  oo.  Wexford,  J.P., 
of  Lincoln's  Inn,  barrister^it-law,  b.  10  Oct.  1827. 

n.  Benjamin-Orattin,  M.D.,  surgeon  of  the  oo.  of  Dublin 
militia,  b.  27  Jan.  1839. 

m.  Frederick-Darley,  6.  25  June,  1840. 

I.  Adelaide-Rebecca.  n.  Anna-Louisa. 

Mr.  Lee-Grattan-Guinness  assumed,  by  royal  license, 
in  1856,  the  additional  surnames  and  arms  of  Ln 
and  Gbattan. 

ILillf fC(fC. — ^The  Ouinnessofl  of  Beaumount,  who  have 
long  ranked  foremost  amongst  the  merchants  of  the  city  of 
Dublin,  paternally  descend  from  the  ancient  and  eminent 
house  of  Mngonnis,  in  which  formerly  vested  the  Visooxmty 
of  Iveagh  (tee  Burkb's  Bxtinet  Pefrage).  Several  members 
of  the  Iveagh  fismily  lie  Interrod,  in  the  ohurohyard  of  St. 
OKtherino's,  Dublin,  and  in  the  parish  register,  the  transition 
of  the  name  Arom  Magennis  to  MoQuinness  or  Guinness,  is 
clearly  traceable.  Maternally,  the  Guinnesses  of  Beaumont 
have  an  ancient  and  distinguished  line  of  English  ancestors, 
being  sprung  trova  the  Lm  of  Quartndon^  raised  to  the 
British  peersge  in  1074,  as  Barls  of  lichfield.  The  first  who 
bore  the  name,  as  at  present  spelts  was 

Richard  Gtrnnms,  Bsq.  of  Celbridge,  in  the  co.  of  Kil- 
dure,  b.  about  the  year  1680.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Read,  Esq.  of  Button  Read,  co.  Kildare,  and  by  her 
<who  was  6.  in  1008»  and  d.  28  Aug.  1742)  had  issue, 

L  Abthttr,  of  whom  we  treat 

II.  Samuel,  of  Dublin.  merohant»  m.  (Ucense  dated  1768), 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Henry  Jago»  Gent,  of  Dublin,  and  had, 

1  Richard,  barrister-at-law,  m,  Manr,  dau.  <^  George 
Darioy,  Enq.  of  The  Scalp,  oo.  Dublin,  and  left  at  his 
decease  twf  surviving  sons,  vis., 

RoBKRT-Rxnn>BLL,  b.  14  July,  1700;  m.  1st,  1822.  Msry- 
Anne,  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  John-Crosaley  Seymour, 
of  Castletown.  Queen's  Co.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1887) 
bad  three  children,  viz.,  RlduKrd-Seymour,  6.  1826; 
Henry,  b.  1829 ;  and  Mary-Catherine,  m.  to  Samuel 
Ferguson,  Esq.,  barrister^at-law.  He  m.  2ndly,  1840, 
Mary-Anne,  oau.  of  the  Rev.  Ottiwell  Moore,  of 
IJskenfere,  oo.  Wexford,  and  has  issue  by  her, 
Robert;  Susan:  Msigaret;  EUsabeth;  Henrietta; 
Emily;  and  Edith. 

Riohard-Samvkl,  fonneriyM.P.  forKinsale.  and  now 
for  Barnstaple,  b.  17  Juno,  1707:  m.  25  Nov.  1836, 
Katherine-Franoes,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Charles  Jenkin- 
son,  Bt.  of  Hawkesbury.  and  has  issue,  1  Wolfhm, 
an  officer  in  the  army,  6. 10  Oct.  1889;  2  CeciL  b.  1841 ; 
8  Reginald,  6.  1842;  4  Claude,  6.  1852;  1  MUdred: 
2  Edith,  m.  m  1856;  8  Geraldine;  and  4  Adelaide. 

2  Samuel,  barristerat-law,  d.  t.  p, 

490 


GUI 

1  Mary,  m.  Alezander  Stillss,  merdiant,  of  Dnbttn,  and 
d.».p. 
in.  Richard,  of  LeizHp,  m.  Anne,  dau.  ef  John  Foster, 
Esq.,  00.  Oavan.  and  had  issuer 

1  Jane,  wife  of  Stanley,  Bsq. 

2  Matilda,  wife  of  Mafor  Owen. 
8  Anne,  m.  to  Capt  Hewan. 

4  OUvia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  PoweU. 
rv.  Beniamin,  merchant,  d.  wtm.  1778. 
L  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Benjamin  dare,  Esq. 
n.  Frances,  m.  to  John  Darley,  of  Dublin,  merchant. 

The  eldest  son. 

AsTHUB  Gmnrass,  Esq.  of  Beaumont,  oo.  Dublin,  m. 
Olivis  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Edward  Whitmore,  Esq.  of  Dubliii, 
by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  John  Grattsn,  Esq.,  and  aunt  of  Mazy 
Grattan,  who  m.  William  Smyth,  Bsq.  of  Bath,  who  built 
and  endowed  the  Bethesda  church  and  orphan  sdiool,  in 
the  city  of  Dublin,  of  which  Mr.  Lee-Grattan-Guinnees  is  a 
trustee,  as  the  representatlTe  of  his  grsndunoki,  Mr.  Wa« 
liam  Smyth,  who  was  nephew  to  Arthur  Smyth,  ardiMshop  of 
Dublhi,  and  to  the  late  Lord  Kiltarton(s0e  Bubkk^  Pmxtge, 
Gort).    By  Olivia  his  wife  (who  was  coushi  of  the  Bight 
Hon.  Henry  Grattan)  Mr.  Guinness  had  issue, 
L  HosBA,  in  holy  orders,  LL.D..  rector  of  St.  Wertminfa  s, 
and  Chanoellor  of  St.  Patrick's  Cathedral.  Dublin,  m. 
Jane,  dau.  of  Ueut-CoL  Simon  Hart,  H.E.LC.&,  and 
left,  with  dans.,  three  sons,  Arthur.  Edward,  and  Ben- 
jamin :  the  eldest  of  whom,  Abthub,  «».  Catherine^  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Paul,  and  left  issue,  ABTHUBrHAxr,  now 
of  Dublin ;  Thomas ;  and  three  daua. 
u.  Abthub,  of  whom  we  treat. 

ni.  Edward,  of  DubUn,  who  m.  Maigaret,  dan.  of  James 
Blair,  Esq.  of  Lucan,  oo.  Dublin,  and  by  lier  (who  A. 
18  Aug.  1889)  left  at  his  decease,  20  Aug.  1»3, 

1  Arthur-Blahr,  ospt  41st  regt,  dumn.  18  March,  1885. 

2  RichaitL 

1  Jane,  d.  mm.  80  Jan.  1866. 

2  OUvia. 

8  Elisabeth,  m.  94  Feb.  1887,  to  her  oooain,  Be^Samin- 
Lee  Guinness.  Esq.  of  St  Annels  and  Ashford. 

4  Anne-Rebecca. 

IT.  Benjamin,  of  Brookvllle.  co.  Dublin,  6.  Nov.  1784 ;  m. 
Rebecca,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Benjamin  Lee^  Eaq.  of  Mer- 
rion.  CO.  Dublin,  and  d.  at  Bath,  May,  1896,  leaving  an 
only  chUd  and  heiress, 

Susan-Jane,  m.  9  March,  1896.  to  her  cousin,  the  Rev. 
William-Sinyth  Lee-Giattan-Guinness,  of  Besnmont. 
T.  William-LuneK,  of  Mounljoy  Square,  Dublin,  m.  Susan, 
dau.  of  —  Newton,  Esq.  of  Damghville,  oo.  Wicklow, 
and  had  issue, 

1  William-Newton,  in  holy  orders,  reotor  of  BaOyBodare^ 
00.  Sligo,  fa.  1st,  81  March,  1885,  Harriette^  dau.  of 
Rear-Admiral  the  Hon.  William  Trench,  Srd  son  of  the 
1st  Earl  of  Clanoarty ;  2ndly,  Miss  Perceval,  dan.  of 
Alexander  Perceval,  Esq.  of  Temple  House,  oo.  SUgo ; 
and  Srdly.  Miss  Day.  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Day.  The 
2nd  wife  d. «.  p.,  but  by  the  other  two  Mr.  W.-N.  Guin- 
ness has  issue. 

2  Anne,  m.  to  William  Beattle,  Esq.,  M.D. 

yi.  John-Grattan.  an  officer  in  the  Hon.  E.I.CS.,  «.  Ist, 
Susan,  dau.  of  the  late  Mr.  Alderman  Hutton,  of  Dublin ; 
and  2ndly,  Mrs.  lyEsterre :  by  the  former  he  had  iasue^ 

1  Arthur -Grattan,  M.D.,  kte  of  Dublin,  and  now  of 
Exeter,  F.R.C.8.,  m.  Amelia,  dan.  of — D'Bsterre,  Esq., 
and  hftB,  Henry,  and  other  issue. 

2  John,  m.  Miss  Lamprey,  dau.  of  the  late  Aldennan 
Lamprey,  and  has  issue, 

8  Susan.  4  Rebecca. 

5  Anne,  m.  to  Dr.  Siree. 

I.  Elizabeth,  in.  to  Alderman  Frederick  Dariey,  of  Dublin, 
high-sheriff  1803,  and  for  many  years  {nevious  to  his  death 
chief  magistrate  of  the  city  of  Dublin. 

II.  Louisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William-Deane  Hoare,  of  lime- 
rick, and  left  an  only  dau.,  Olivia*  m.  to  the  Rev.  Samuel 
Day.  of  Bristol 

m.  Mary- Anne.  la.  to  the  Rev.  John  Buike,  younger  son 
of  the  late  Michael  Buxice,  Bsq«  M.P.,  of  Ballydugan,  oo. 
Galway,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Guinness's  2nd  son, 

Abthub  Gonnrsss,  Esq.  of  Beaumount,  oo.  Dublin,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  b.  12  March,  1768,  held  for  many  years,  honoured 
and  respected  by  all  classes  of  his  fellow  dtiaena,  the  fore- 
most plaee  amongst  the  merchants  of  his  native  city  of 
Dublin.  His  connection  with  Uw  mercantile  community 
extended  over  more  than  sixty  years,  and  his  public  ser- 
vices during  that  long  period  may  be  estimated  by  the 
universal  regret  of  the  whole  country  at  his  deoesae.  There 
was  not  a  public  institution,  a  public  or  private  diarity,  to 
which  he  was  not  ever  ready  to  devote  his  time,  and  to 
extend  the  hand  of  benevolence ;  and  there  was  not  a  duty 
of  life  which  he  did  not  endeavour  conscientiously  and 
xmostentatiously  to  perform.  Mr.  Guinness  was  for  very 
.maoy  years  President  of  the  Dublin  Chambor  of  Commerce, 


'    O  U  L 

iUed  tlM  olBoe  of  Ooreraor  of  the  Bink  of  Iretaad  in  1890,  and 
-WM  Chairman  of  the  Metropolitan  Committoe  for  tho 
B«fiNrmayonoftheCk)cporatk)nofDiihlln,inl860.  He<i.ftUl 
of  yean  and  honoun,  on  tlio  9th  June,  1856,  and  waa 
buried  at  Mount  Jerome  Oemetecy,  oo.  Dublin.  Hie 
ftmeral— nKhough  hie  fiunily  declined  a  pubUe  one,  in 
aooordanoe  with  Mr.  Ouinueae'a  own  prerioaaly-expreaeed 
-wiah — ^wae  attended  by  a  proooeaion  the  inoet  numeione 
and  raapectable  erer  witneased  in  Dublin.  The  lord-mayor, 
aereral  uf  the  judgee  and  the  leading  members  of  the  bar, 
many  dignitaiiea  and  profeasional  men  of  eminence,  were 
preeentk  r^  well  aa  all  the  principal  merchants  and  heads  of 
trading  firms.  Mr.  Arthur  Ouiunesa  m.  Anne,  eldest  dau. 
and  oo-heirsas  of  the  late  Bei^jamin  Lee,  Esq.  of  Menion, 
00.  Dublin,  and  left  issue, 

WiLLiAM-SifYTii,  now  of  Boaumont  and  Puk  Annesley. 

AnmuBrLiB,  of  StiUoigan  House. 

BniJAMDr-Ln,  of  St.  Anne's  and  Aahford  (mi  tkatfamilf). 

flusan,  m.  in  1882,  to  the  Ber.  John  Darl^,  felltiw  of 
Tiinity  College,  who  d.  Dec.  1886. 

Monr-Jane.  ».  1846,  to  the  Rev.  David  PItoaim. 

Louisa,  d.  umm.  18  Jan.  1858. 

BUsabeth,  m.  1849,  to  the  Rev.  WlUiam  Jameson,  of  Holly- 
bank,  00.  Dublin. 

Bebeoea. ».  1844,  to  Sir  Bdmund  Waller,  Bt  of  Newport, 
00.  TIpperary ;  who  d.  9  March,  1861. 

^mM— <2uartarly,  1st  and  4th  grand  quarters,  quarterly, 
Ist  and  4tb.  OuwinMB,  per  saltire.  gn.  and  aa..  a  lion,  ram- 
ps nt,  or,  on  a  chief,  enn.,  a  dexter  hand,  oouped  at  the 
wrist,  of  the  first;  2nd  and  8rd.  Orattah.  quarterly,  or  and 
gu.,  in  the  first  Quarter  a  trefoil,  yert,  all  within  a  bordure, 
as. ;  2nd  and  8rd  grand  quarters.  Lu,  aig.,  on  a  fesse, 
betwem  three  crescents,  sa.,  a  trefoil,  or:  a  canton,  gu., 
for  Smttb.  chaiged  with  a  Don,  ramjpant,  of  the  first,  and  a 
chief  of  the  same,  thereon  a  muUet,  aa.,  between  two 
torteaux. 

CraU—lMi,  GuiHHBS^  a  boar,  passant,  quarteriy,  or  and 
gu.;  Vnd,  OnATTAir.  on  a  mound,  vert,  a  fitloon,  wings 
elerated,  holding  in  the  dexter  claw  a  sceptre,  all  ppr. ; 
Srd,  Lb%  oo  a  pillar,  aiv..  encircled  by  a  ducal  ooronst^  or, 
an  eagle  preying  on  a  biid*s  leg.  erased,  ppr. 

Motiou  Under  the  arma,  Ouimms— Bpes  mea  in  Deo. 
Over  the  crest,  for  OnAnAir^Bsse  quam  viderL 

£«9t— Beaumont,  near  Drumcondra^  oo  Dublin. 


GUINNESS  OP  ST.  ANNE'S  AND  ASHFORD. 

GufMNESS,  BknjaminLke,  Esq.  of  St  A&ne*B,  oo. 
Dublin,  luid  Ashford,  co.  Gal  way,  h,  1  Not.  1798, 
chosen  fir»t  Lord  Mayor  of  the  reformed  Corpora- 
Uon  of  Dublin,  1  Deo.  1850;  m.  24  Feb.  1837, 
Elizabeth,  8rd  dan.  of  the  late  Edward  Guimiess, 
Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  has  issue, 

L  AaTHua-BDWARD,  h.  1  Not.  1840. 

n.  Benjamin-Lee,  6.  4  Aug.  1842. 

m.  Edwiutl-Oeea,  6. 10  Not.  1847. 

I.  Anne-Lee. 

Mr.  Benjamin-Lee  Guinness,  now  the  head  of  the 
eminent  firm  of  Guinness  of  Dublin,  .is  youngest 
Bon  of  the  late  much  respected  Arthur  Guinness, 
Elsq.  of  Beaumont,  by  Anne  his  wife,  eldest  dan.  and 
co-heir  of  the  late  Benjamin  Lee,  Esq.  of  Merrion, 
oo.  Dublin,  a  descendant  of  the  Lbes  of  Qwirendon, 
ennobled  under  the  title  of  Lichfield.  The  estate  of 
Ashford,  late  the  property  of  Lord  Oranmore,  Mr. 
B.-L.  Guinness  purchased  in  1852. 
For  Ldisaob — Bee  preoediBg  flonily. 

Jnns— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  GuivirsaB,  persaltire,  gu. 
and  as.,  a  Hon,  rampant,  or,  on  a  chief;  erm..  a  dexter  hand, 
eouped  at  the  wrist,  of  the  first;  2nd  and  Srd,  Lxi,  aig.,  on 
a  fiBsse^  between  three  ersscents,  sa.,  a  trefoil,  or. 

Orata  1st,  GunrvBN.  a  boar,  passant  quarterly,  or  and 
gu. ;  2Dd,  Lis,  on  a  pillar,  anr.,  encircled  by  aducal  coronet^ 
or,  an  eagle  preying  on  a  bird's  1^,  erased,  ppr. 

Motto    Bpes  mea  in  Deo. 

8eat9--QL  Anne's,  near  Glontari;  oo.  DttbUn ;  and  Ashford, 
near  Cong,  co.  Oalway. 


GULLY  OF  TREVENNEN. 
GoLLT,  Major  William-Sladi,  of  Trerennen,  co. 
Cornwall,  b,  in  1786-7 :  m.  Josephine  Furteauz,  niece 
of  GoTemor  Smalley,  of  Senegal,  and  has  issue  two 


GUM 

SintXS^*— The  Sladb  of  Trerennen,  ftmn  whom  the 
OinxTS  deriTS  that  property,  were  a  family  of  considersble 
antiquity  and  were  certainly  settled  at  TrsTcnnen  in  the 
reign  of  Queen  Blbabitr,  if  not  at  a  much  earlier  period. 
The  OTentoal  heiress, 

Mabt  Slabs,  of  TrsTennen,  only  dau.  of  Bdward  Bhwle, 
of  that  place,  Esq..  m.  Bamukl-Cobth  Gullt,  Esq.,  6.  in 
1781,  son  of  John  OuUy,  Esq.,  by  Susannah,  his  wife,  dau. 
and  oo-heir  of  John  Coryn,  ^q.  of  Trerorder,  representa- 
tiTe  of  that  a&dent  Cornish  fkmily,  and  by  him  (who  d,  in 
1784,)  Mt  a  son  and  successor, 

WiLUAU-SiJLDa  OuLLT,  Esq.  of  Trerennen,  who  m. 
Jenefer-Powne,  a  co-helress  of  the  fkmily  of  Thomas,  of 
Treganunna,  Kod  had  issue, 

WnxiAX-SLADX,  his  heir. 

Samuel-Thomas,  in  holy  (oders,  rector  of  Berrynorber, 
near  llftaoombe,  6.  in  1780,  w.  Anne.  dau.  of  William 
Hunt-Orubbe,  Esq.  of  Bastwell  Court,  Wiltfu  and  has. 
with  two  dans.,  two  sons,  Algernon-William,  and 
Francis. 

Peter-Thomas,  <f .  «.  n. 

Anne  Powne.  m.  to  Samuel-James  Fletcher,  Esq. 
Mr.  Blade  Gully  d.  in  1818,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
tie  present  Williax-Slaj>b  Oollt,  Esq.  of  Trerennen, 

^mu— Aig.,  a  choT.,  gu.,  between  three  cross-crosslets 

sa» 
ere«e-— Two  keys,  in  saltier. 
Afo/to— Nil  sine  cruce. 
^Sea^— Trevenuen,  ComwaU. 


GUMBLETON  OF  GLYNNATORE. 

GuMBLETON,  Richabd-John-Maxwell.  Esq.  of 
Glynnatore,  otherwise  CastleTiew,  co.  Cork,  6. 1884. 

Ittlf  Xfft. — ^The  Oumbletona  of  Ireland  ars  a  branch  of 
the  Kentish  fiunily,  Oomeldon  of  Somerfield,  the  direct 
Uneofwhichfidledinan  heiress,  Melioro  Oom^on,  who 
m.  1st,  Thomas  Poole,  Esq.  of  Cheshire,  and  2ndly,  Thomas 
Stanley,  Esq.  of  Lancashire,  attainted  in  1716.  The  name 
was  written  Tariously,  Oumelton  or  Gombeldon,  by  both 
the  English  and  Irish  houses.  An  ancestor  of  the  latter, 
William  Gomeldon,  Esq.,  is  mentioned  in  a  bin  filed  in 
the  Irish  Court  of  Chancery,  against  Bandal,  Marquess  of 
Antrim,  bearing  date  7  April,  1876.  The  immediate 
progenitor  of  the  existing  family, 

RKmAao  GuMBUROir.  Esq.,  son  and  heir  of  Brsabd 
GuMBLKTOH.  Esq.  of  Ballygantm,  oo.  Waterford,  serTed 
as  high-sherifr  of  the  county  of  Waterford  in  1782.  By 
his  wifo,  a  dan.  of  Drew,  of  Bishopetown,  he  left  a 
dau.,  Anue^  «».  to  Robert  Dannt,  Esq.,  and  a  son  and 


RiOBABO  GuMBUROir,  Esq.  of  Ballygarron,  otherwise 
Castle  Richard,  who  m.  EUabeth,  dau.  of  Daniel  Conner, 
Esq.  of  Bsndon,  and  sbter  of  William  Conner,  Esq.  of 
Connenrille,  co.  Cork,  and  had  issue, 

I.  RioHAan,  of  Castle  lUdiard,  whom,  the  dan.  of  Hamil- 
ton O'Hara,  Esq.,  amd  left  issue. 
1  RiCBABD-BnwABD,  of  Csstlo  Richsid.  (called  by  him 
"Glenoaim  Abbey.**)  who  d.  «.  p.  in  1819,  haTing  de- 
Timd  his  seat,  beautlAUly  situated  on  the  Bladkwater, 
to  bis  brother-in-law,  Mr.  Boshe. 
1  Lavinia,  in.  to  Hennr-Amyas  Busbe,  FiSq. 
S.  Rebecca,  in.   to    Admiral  Sir   Tristram    BIcketts, 
K.C.B.  ^ 

n.  Wimam.  of  Fbrt  WnUam,  d.  %mm. 
ui.  RoBKBT  WABaaw,  of  whom  presently, 
rr.  George,  of  Marston,  d,  $.p. 

T.  Heury,  of  Curriglaas  Houml  capt.  18th  dnwoons.  m,  in 
1792,  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  2nd  Lora  Mas^y,  and  had  issue 
(with  several  daus.,  of  whom,  Sarah.  «.  the  Rev.  G.  Gum- 
Ueton ;  and  (}atheorine^  in.  Dr.  Nelligan,  of  Dublin)  two 
sons,Tis., 

1  Richard,  of  Marstoo,  near  TkOlow,  m.  Miss  Moore,  and 
has  one  dau. 

S  William,  of  Curri^ass,  near  Tallow,  m.  Miss  Pnroell, 
and  had! 


I.  (Tomelia-Powne. 

n.  Chariotte-Anne,  «.   18  Oct.  1848,  to  John-O.  St 
Leger,Bsq. 
491 


X.  Jane^  m.  in  1776,  to  William  Daunt,  Esq.  of  Ktlf  sfsn 

XI.  Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Peard,  Esq.  of  Coole. 

in.  Anne,  m.  to  John  Rashleigh,  Ssq.  of  Ballinadee. 
IT.  Elisa,  m.  to  R  Waltou,  Esq.  of  Waltonoourt. 
T.  Sarah,  m.  to  M.  Cramer,  Esq.  of  Rathmore. 
Ti.  Catherine,  d.  imm. 

The  Srd  son, 

RoBSBT-WAaanr  Gumblroh,  Esq.  of  GisstleTiew,  m. 
Margaret,  dan.  of  John  Bowen,  Esq.  of  OakgraTO,  and  had 
issue, 

I.  RiOHABD.  now  of  Castleriew. 

u.  Jomi-Bowsii,  of  Foit  Willkm,  n«ur  lismote^  high- 


G  TJ  N 

shorift  in  1846,  of  tho  oo.  of  Waterford,  Imrrtster-at-law, 
6.  in  June,  1795.  m.  0  Jim.  1830,  Ann.  eldest  daii.  and  co- 
heir of  Henry  Everard,  Esq.  of  Spalding,  oo.  Lincoln,  and 
has  issue, 

1  Robert,  b.  3  April,  1833.  d.  unm.  1856. 

2  John-Henry,  C.  9  March,  1841. 

3  Henry-Everaid,  d.  young.       4  Richard,  d.  in  infancy. 
1  Margaret.        3  Ann.       3  MeUoiu. 

4  Fmnoes.  6  Mary,  d.  in  infonoy. 

111.  George,  in  holy  orders,  of  Belgrove,  near  Cove.  m.  1st 
his  cousin  Sarah,  dau.  uf  Capt.  Henry  Gumbleton ;  and 
2ndly,  Miss  Penrose,  of  Woodnill :  by  the  Utter  of  whom 
he  has  two  sons,  William- Edward  and  George. 

I.  Margaret,  m.  to  Capt.  R  chard-Gumbleton  Daunt 

II.  Eliza,  m.  to  Beiiiamin  Hutchins,  Esq. 

III.  Jane,  second  wife  of  Joneph  Daxmt  Esq.  of  Kilcftscan 
IT.  Mary- Anne,  wife  of  William  Port^.  Esq. 

y.  Lavinia,  m.  to  Ctiarles  Colthuriit,  fSsq.  of  Clonmoyle. 
Ti.  Diana,  m.  to  Richard  Garde,  Esq. 

The  eldest  son, 

RiOHABD  Gumbleton,  Esq.  of  Castleview,  m  1S33.  Annie, 
dxa  of — Fowke,  Esq  of  Tewkesbury,  co.  Gloucester,  «nd 
left  surviving  issue,  an  only  son.  the  present  Ricuabd-John- 
Maxwsll  Gumbliton,  Esq.  of  Glynnatore. 

.^rmJ»— Or,  on  a  fesse,  wavy,  gu.,  three  mullets,  of  the  field, 
on  a  canton,  as,,  a  fleur-Ue-lis,  gold. 

Crest — A  demi-griffin.  with  wings  endorsed,  arg.,  beaked 
and  l<^ged,  gu.,  holding  a  mullet,  or, 

ifotto— Memento  mori. 

^SmU— Glynnatore  or  Castle  View,  near  Tallow. 


GUN  OF  RATTOO. 

Gun,  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Rattoo,  co.  Kerry.  J.P.,  b. 
20  May,  1809;  m.  May,  1839,  Gertrude- Marianne, 
2nd  dau.  of  the  lato  Henry-K  Allen,  Esq.  of  Bath- 
am  pton,  near  Bath,  and  htm  two  sons, 

I.  Towkbbkd-Georok,  b.  23  May,  1840. 
n.  Henry-AUeu,  b.  22  April,  1842. 
I.  Emma-Franoce. 

S^tnCaSC— The  Guns  were  established  in  Ireland  by 
a  Colonel  in  Queen  Elizabcth's  army,  who  went  to  that 
country  Arom  Caithness,  N.B.,  during  the  early  part  of 
that  monarch's  reign,  and  got  huge  grants  of  lands,  the 
greater  part  of  which  remain  still  in  the  possession  of  the 
family, 

WiLUAM  Gaw,  Esq.  of  lislahane  Castle,  a.d  1641,  as 
stated  in  Dr.  Charles  Smyth's  History  of  Kerry,  had  two 
sons, 

WiLUAM,  of  whose  line  we  here  treat 

Gboboe.  of  Carrigafoile  Castle,  co.  Kerry,  ancestor  of  the 
Ballybuhion  branch,  wkick  Me. 

The  elder, 

William  Guk,  Esq.,  m.  in  1094,  Catharine,  dau.  of 
Richard  Tuwusend,  one  of  the  prisoners  at  Galway  in 
1CS9,  and  had  (with  three  daus.,  Rebecca,  Sarah,  and 
Catherine,  and  a  younger  son,  Francis),  an  elder  son, 

TowMSBKD  G(JN,  Esq..  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Conway 
Diennerfaassett,  Esq.  of  Castle  Conway,  co.  Kerry,  and  by 
her  left,  with  one  dau.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas,  1st  Lord 
Ventry,  an  only  son, 

<  WiLUAM-TowMaESD  GuiT,  Esq.  of  Rattoo,  who  m.  1st, 
in  1765,  Sarah,  eldest  dau.  of  Anthony  Stoughton,  Esq.  of 
Ballyhorgan,  co.  Kerry,  and  had  issue, 

TowNBBND,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  d.  unm. 

William,  m.  Margaret,  second  dan.  of  Sir  Thomas  M  'Kenny, 
Bart,  and  loft  a  dau.,  Sarah. 

BUzabeth,  »  1st,  in  1783,  to  Jamee-FuUer  Hiutnet.  Esq., 
and  m.  2ndiy,  to  M^or  WUliam  Ponsonby,  o-  Crottoo. 

Sarah,  m.  to  Samuel  Morris,  Esq.  of  Ballybeggan,  oo. 
Kerry. 

Frances,  m.  to  Thomas  Collee. 
'   Penelope,  m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Mahon,  and  d.  leaving 
Anthony  and  William. 

Catherine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Stephen  Dunlevie. 

Mr.  Townsend  m.  2ndly,  Eliza  Kane,  and  by  her  had  issue. 
John,  George,  Cherry,  and  Charlotte.  He  d.  in  1812,  and 
was  $.  by  his  son, 

Towhsbwd  Guk,  Esq.  of  Rattoo,  m.  in  1803,  Amelia, 
eldest  dau.  of  William  Wilson,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
I»i9)  had  issue, 

William-Townsend,  b.  in  1808,  d.  unm.  in  1837. 

Wilson,  of  Rattoo,  present  representative. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Capt  Whitworth  lioyd,  R.N. 
.  Sarah,  m.  to  Auguftos  Waixwi.  Esq.. 
492  ^--^ 


G  U  R  • 

Jane,  m.  to  fho  Rev.  Edward-M.  Denny,  rector  of  Lis- 
towel. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Capt  WOliain-Thoinas  Harlaon. 

Mr.  Gun  d.  1817. 

^rm*— Arg.,  three  cannon-barrels,  fessways,  ppr. 
Crftt— An  open  dexter  hand  and  wrist,  erect 
Motto — Vindt  amor  patrias. 
/Siat— Rattoo,  co.  Kerry. 


GUN  OF  BALLYBUNION. 

Gun,  Gkoroe,  Epq.  of  Ballybuni«>n,  and  Plover 
Hill,  CO,  Kerry,  J.P.,  b.  21  Oct  1809;  m,  i  Sept. 
1833,  Belinda,  dau.  and  co-heirees  of  Johu-Bules 
Reeves,  Esq.  of  Belfort^  oo.  Cork. 

X^intaffe.— Gbobob  Guk,  Esq.  of  Carrigafoile  Castle,  co. 
Kerry,  younger  son  of  William  Gun,  Esq.  of  Lislahane 
Castle,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Connor,  Arch- 
deacon of  Ardfert,  and  had  issue, 

I.  William,  barrister-at-law,  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of  William 
Dobson,  Eso.,  (Six  Clerk,) and  coheiress,  with  Dorothy, 
wife  of  Shaplaud  Carew,  Eso.,  and  Ellon,  wile  of  the  Rev. 
Edward  Moore.    By  this  lady  he  had  issue, 

1  William,  who  m.  Mrs.  Colles.  and  by  her  (who  m.  Srdly, 
Cam. -Richard  Frankland)  had  a  son,  Geoige  Gun,  Esq. 
of  Newtou.  Moimt  Kennedy,  co.  Wicklow.  who  m.  Jane 
Gordon,  niece  to  General  Cunningham,  whose  property 
he  inherited,  and  assumed  the  additional  surname  of 
Cunningham.    He  wus  ».  by  his  only  son,  Gbobob  Gnu 

CUNKINOHAM,  Esq. 

1  Sarah,  m.  in  17/1,  to  Joshua  Paul,  Esq.,  created  a 
baronet  in  1794. 

II.  Richard.  iii.  John. 

IV.  Geobok,  ofwhoro  wetreat       v.  Heniy. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Morris,  Esq. 

n.  Honora,  m.  in  1746,  to  James  Raymond,  Esq. 

III.  Sarah,  m.  in  1784,  to  Arthur  Blennerhasset,  Esq. 

The  4th  son, 

Gbobob  Gun,  Esq.,  m.  1st  in  1747,  Elizabeth,  dan.  of 
James  Riymond.  Esq.  of  B^Ilyegan,  Listowel.  and  had 
a  son  and  heir,  Gbobqb,  of  whom  presently.  He  ta.  Sndly, 
Joice,  dau.  of  Robert  Ledie,  Esq.  of  Tarbert  House,  and 
by  her  had  a  son,  John-Ledie,  who  d.  uwa.  The  sou  and 
heir, 

GaoROE  Gux,  Esq.  of  Ballybunion,  m.  in  1774,  Arabella, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Barry  Denny,  of  Ballyvelly.  Tralee,  and 
sister  of  Sir  Barry  Denny,  Bart.,  and  by  her  had,  with  two 
daus.,  viz.,  Jane^Toice,  m.  1st,  in  1812,  to  C^t.  Robert 
Cashell,  and  2ndly,  to  William  Hikemann,  Esq.;  and 
ArabellJA,  m.  to  John  Watts,  Esq.,  an  only  son, 

Barrt-Wiluam  Guk,  Esq.  of  Plover  Hill,  who  m.  6  Sept 
1807,  Jane,  2nd  dau  of  William  WUson,  Esq.,  sister-in-law 
to  Townsend  Gun,  Esq.  of  Rattoo,  and  left  at  his  decease, 
25  Aug.  1328,  an  only  child,  the  present  Gboroe  Guk,  Esq. 
of  Ballybunion  and  Plover  Hill. 

Amu,  Crttt,  and  Motto^-AM  Guk  of  RaJUoo. 

&(Us— Ballybunion,  Ustowel,  and  Plover  HHI,  Tralee. 


GURDON  OF  ASSINGTON  HALL. 

GuRDON,  John,  Esq.  of  AssiDgfcon  Hall,  co.  Suflfollc, 
J.P.,  b.  17  Aug.  1791 ;  m.  Ist,  1  July,  1823,  Bridget- 
Anna,  dau.  of  Multun  Lambarde,  E^tq.  of  Sevenoaka, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  1  June,  1826,)  had  a  son, 

Johk-Babbstt,  6. 16  April,  1825. 

He  III.  2ndly,  8  Jan.  1823,  Anne,  dau.  of  Colonel 
C.-P.  Leslie,  of  Gla.-<8lough,  co.  Monaghan,  M.P.,  and 
by  her  has,  Bertrand^  b,  8  Dec.  1829,  and  Philip,  b, 
11  July,  1885. 

X.tnra0e.— This  Amlly  o«me  into  En^and  with  the 
CoKQUBBOR,  flrom  Goxirdon,  near  Cahors,  on  the  borders  of 
Perigord,  and  the  name  ia  on  the  tcM  of  BatteU  Abbey. 

Sib  Adam  db  Gubdok,  Knt,  living  in  the  time  of 
Hekrt  III.,  was  in  that  Monarch's  reign  baililT  of  Alton, 
but  was  outlawed  for  treason  and  rebeUioo,  as  one  of  the 
Montford  faction.  He  was  restored,  however,  upon  the 
accession  of  Edward,  and  constituted,  in  1272,  keeper  of  the 
forest  of  Wohner.  He  ia.  1st  Constantia,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Thomas  Makarel,  of  Selbome,  oo.  Southampton.  He 
resided  tn  that  shire,  in  a  mansion-house  called  The  Temple, 
which  overlooked  the  forest  Sir  Adam  «».  a  2Dd  wife, 
named  Almeria,  fh>m  whom  he  was  divorced,  after  having 
had  two  sons,  the  elder  of  whom  was  seated  in  Wiltshire, 
and  the  younger  settled  himself  in  London.    These  i>ai 


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appear,  however,  to  haTO  been  disinherited,  for  thdr  father 
had  a  3rd  wife,  Agnes,  and  by  her  a  dau.,  Johanna,  to 
whom  he  left  his  property  in  Selbome.  This  lady  m. 
Bichard  Achard,  and  that  estate,  bearing  still  the  name  of 
Ourdon  Manor,  belongs  now  to  Magdalen  CoU^:e,  Oxford. 
The  armorial  ^isigns  of  Sir  Adam  Gxurdon  are  those  still 
borne  by  the  family  of  which  we  are  treating.  Sir  Adam's 
Snd  son,  (of  the  elder  there  is  no  ftirther  aocomit,) 

Robert  Ouiux>n,  took  up  his  abode  in  London.  He  d. 
in  1843,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Oubdon,  a  merchant  in  London,  who  d.  in  1886, 
leaving  a  son, 

Thomas  Ourdon,  of  Clyne,  in  Kent,  who  d.  in  1486,  and 
was  father  of 

John  Gurdon,  of  dyne,  who  was  «.  in  1465,  by  his  son, 

John  Ourdon,  of  Dedham,  in  Bssex,  who  d,  in  1487, 
leaving  a  son, 

John  Ourdon,  of  Dedham,  father  of 

John  Ourdon,  of  Dedham,  who  m.  1st,  Mary.  dau.  of 
John  Butter,  Esq.  of  Dedham,  but  had  no  issue.  He  m. 
Sndiy,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Coleman,  Esq.  of  Lynes  Hall,  in 
Suffolk,  and  left  a  son, 

Robert  Ourdon,  Esq.,  who  m.  Rose,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
Robert  Sexton,  Esq.  of  Lavenham,  in  Suffolk.  This  gentle- 
man purchased  Assington  Hall  fW>m  Sir  Miles  Corbet.  He 
served  the  office  of  sheriff  for  tho  oo.  Suffolk,  and  dying  in 
1577,  was  9.  by  his  son, 

John  Ourdon,  Esq.,  who  m.  Amy,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
William  Brampton,  Esq.  of  Letton,  in  Norfolk.  This  gentle- 
man was  sheriff  of  Suffolk  in  1686.  He  d.  in  1623,  and  was 
s.  by  his  son, 

Brakpton  Ourdon,  Esq.  of  Assington  Hall  and  of  Letton, 
high-sheriff  for  Suffolk  in  1625,  and  M.P.  for  Sudbuzy.  He 
m.  1st,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Edward  Barrett,  Esq.  of  Bell- 
house,  in  Essex ;  and  2ndly,  Muriel,  dau.  of  Sir  Martyn 
Sedley,  of  Morley,  in  Norfolk,  by  a  dau.  of  John  Enyvett, 
of  Ashwellthorp,  and  had  issue  by  both.  Brampton  Our- 
don d.  In  1649,  and  was  «.  at  Assington  by  his  eldest  sou, 

John  Ourdon,  Etiq.  of  Assington  Hall,  who  represented 
the  CO.  Suffolk  in  the  Long  Parliament,  and  was  one  of  the 
committee  appointed  to  sit  in  Judgment  upon  King 
Charlbs  I.,  but  did  not  attend  the  trial  He  ta.  Anne,  dau. 
of  Sir  Calthorpe  Parker,  of  Erwarton,  and  dying  9  Sept. 
1679,  aged  84,  left,  with  other  isstie,  a  son. 

The  Rev.  Nathaniel  Ourdon.  D.D.,  rector  of  Chelms- 
ford, Essex,  who  inherited  Assington  at  the  decease  of  his 
older  brother,  PhiUp  Ourdon,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Sudbuiy.  He 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Emanuel  Aruodell,  of  Stoke, 
oo.  Northampton,  and  d.  2  Feb.  1695-6,  aged  64,  leaving 
(with  four  daus.,  Anne,  m.  to  Sir  John  Comyns,  Chief  Bai-on 
of  the  Exchequer;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William 
Woodroflfb,  B.D. ;  Amy;  and  Judith,  m.  to  Richard  Comyns, 
Bsq.)  a  son  and  successor, 

John  Ourdon,  Esq.  of  Assington.  M.P.  for  Sudbuiy,  who 
m.  Letitia,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Cooke,  Bart  of 
Brome,  and  by  her,  who  d.  7  Feb.  1710,  aged  37,  had  issue. 
John  Ourden  d.  in  1758,  aged  86.    His  2nd  son. 

The  Rev.  Philip  Ourdon,  vioir  of  Bures,  m.  Eli^beth, 
dau.  of  Herbert  Pelham,  Esq.  of  Bures,  and  left  (with  two 
daus.,  Elizabeth,  d.  unm.  in  1814,  aged  73  ;  and  Jemima,  m. 
to  the  Rev.  Ctiarles  Ray,  vicar  of  Hoxne)  a  son. 

The  Ret.  Phiup  Oxtrdon,  of  Assington,  who  m.  1778, 
Sarah  Richardson,  and  by  her,  who  d.  8  Sept.  1822,  aged  69, 


Bnunpton-Philip,  6th  dragoon  guards,  b.  1779,  d.  at  Coote 

HilU  CO.  Oavan,  22  Feb.  1804,  aged  28. 
John,  now  of  Assington. 
Anna-Maria,  d.  in  1792,  aged  IS. 
Letitia,  d.  vmn.  in  1801. 
Jemima. 
Elizabeth,  m.  1811,  to  the  Rev.  Joseph- Adam  Stephenson, 

rector  or  T«impsham,  co.  Somerset. 
Mr.  Ourdon  d.  7  May,  1817,  aged  71. 

AriM-'Stk.,  three  leopards'  faces,  Jessant  de  lis.  or. 
Cre$^—A.  goat  climbing  a  rock,  with  a  sprig  ieemiag  flrom 
the  top,  ppr. 
AfoCto— Virtus  viget  in  arduls. 
£ta<— -Assington  Ball,  co.  Suffolk. 


GURDON  OF  LETTON. 

GuRDON,  Bramftov,  Esq.  of  Letton,  in  Norfolk, 
and  of  Grundisburgh,  co., Suffolk,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
high-sheriff  of  Norfolk,  1866,  b.  25  Sept.  1797 ;  m. 
12  Atlg.  1828,  the  Hon.  Henrietta-SusAnnah  Ridley- 
Col  borne,  eldest  dau.  of  Nicholas,  Lord  Colbome, 
and  lias  isdue, 
499 


t.  Robbbt-Thorhhaoh,  ft.  18  Juxie,  1829* 
n.  William-Brampton,  b.  Sept.  1840. 
I.  Charlotte.  n.  Amy-Louisa. 

%int&^t, — BRAUPTOir  OuRDOK,  Esq.,  barrister-at-laW, 
and  representative  in  parliament  fbr  the  borough  of  Ipswich 
from  1640  to  1664,  son  of  Brampton  Ourdon,  Esq.  of 
Assington  Hall  and  Letton.  hts^-sherifT  for  Suffolk  in  1625, 
by  Muriel  Sedley,  his  2nd  wife,  was  colonel  of  a  regii»f»nt  nf 
horse  during  the  civil  war;  and  at  the  siege  of  Colchester  h^ 
was  one  of  the  oourt-martial  on  Sir  Chaiies  Lucas  and  Sir 
QeoTge  Lisle.  He  tn.  Mary,  datu  of  Henry  Polstead,  of 
London,  and  dying  in  1669,  was  s  by  his  son, 

Bramptok  Oitrdon,  Esq  of  Letton,  who  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Colonel  Thomhagh,  of  Fenton,  Nottinghamshire, 
son  of  Sir  Francis  Thomhagh,  and  was  s.  at  his  decease,  in 
1691,  by  his  son, 

Tbornhaoh  Ourdon,  Esq.  of  Letton,  i^eceiver-general  of 
the  00.  Norfolk,  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Anne,  and  author  of 
an  esteemed  work  upon  the  Origin  and  Rights  of  Parlia- 
ment. He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Sir  William 
Cooke,  Bart  of  Brome  Hall,  Norfolk,  M.P.  for  that  county, 
and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1713,  one  son  and  three  dauH. 
Two  of  the  latter  d,  ttnm. ;  the  other,  Letitia.  w.  the  Eev. 
Nathaniel  Saltier,  of  Ashdon,  in  Essex.    The  son, 

Thornhaoh  Ourdon,  Esq.  of  Letton,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Theophilus  Dillingham,  Esq.  of  Shelton,  Beds,  and 
and  was  «.,  in  1788,  by  his  son, 

Braxpton   Ourdon,   Esq.   of  Letton,   Norfolk,   and  of 
Orundisburgh,  co.  Suflblk,  who  took  the  surname  of  Dii- 
LiNOHAX.    He  m.  1st,  Mary,  daxi.  of  Philip  Bedingfeld,  Esq. 
of  Ditohingham,  and  had 
Thbophilus-Thornhaoh,  his  heir. 
Thomhagh-Philip,  d.  in  Nov.  1833. 
Philip-Brampton,  capt.  58th  foot,  fell  in  action  1795. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Maty,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Samuel  Howard, 
Esq.  and  had  an  only  dau., 
Mary,  m.  to  William  Prere,  seijeant-at-law,  and  master  of 
Downing  College,  Cambridge,  who  d.  in  May,  1886. 
Mr.  Ourdon  Dillingham  served  the  oflBoe  of  sheriff  of  Nor^ 
folk  in  1789.  and  dying  ifi  1820,  was  t.  by  his  son, 

ThbophilusoThornhaoh  Ourdon,  Esq.  of  Letton,  oo. 
Norfolk  and  Orundisbuxgh,  co.  Suffolk,  lieut. -colonel  West 
Norfolk  MUitia,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff,  1824 ;  6.  24  Aug. 
1764  ;Tfi,  25  July  1796,  Anne,  dau.  of  William  Mellish,  Esq., 
M.P.,  of  Blyth,  in  Nottinghamshire,  and  had  issue, 
Brahfton,  now  of  Letton. 

John,  b.  1799,  m.  1st,  1835.  Mary-Martin  SUter.  (who  d. 
17th  Sept.  1842.)  widow  of  Sir  Thomas  Ormsby,  Bart,  and 
dau.  and  heir  of  Oeneral  Francis  Rebow,  and  assumed,  in 
consequence,  the  name  and  arms  of  Rebow  ;  and  2ndlj, 
Lady  Oeorgiana  Toler,  dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Norbury. 
Philip,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Cranworth-ciun-Letton,  in 
iVorfolk,  b.  1800 :  TO.  July,  1832,  Henrietta-Laura,  dau.  of 
John  Pulteney,  Esq,  of  Northerwood.  in  Hampshire,  and 
has  two  sons  and  seven  daus. 

William,  of  Brantham,  Sufiblk,  6.  If04,  recorder  of  Bury, 
and  Judge  of  the  couuty  court  in  Essex 
Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Barnham  Broom  and 
Kimberly.  m.  1st  Oct.  1846,  Frederlca.  dau.  of  W.  Prere, 
Esq..  master  of  Downing  College,  Cambridge  ;  and  2n<  ly, 
Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Temple  Fret^  rector  of 
Roydon,  and  has  two  sons. 

Anne,  m,  in  1826,  the  Hon.  Henry  Woddiouse,  and  was 
m(^er  of  the  present  Lord  Wodehouse. 
Colonel  Ourdon  d.  March,  1849 ;  his  widow,  28  Dec  1850. 

Armt—^.f  three  leopards'  faces,  Jessant  fleurs-de-lis,  or, 
for  Ourdon  ;  quartering,  Sexton,  Brampton,  Cooks,  Stuart, 

and  DlLLINOHAM. 

Crettr-A  goat  climbing  up  a  rock,  all  i^r. 

Motto — In  arduls  viget  virtus. 

£M<*^Le^tou,  Norfolk;  and Orundisbuigh,  Suffolk, 


GimNEY  OF  KESWICK. 

GuRNEY,  Hudson.  Esq.  of  Keswick,  oo,  Norfolk, 
F.R.  and  A.S.,  b.  19  Jan.  1775;  w.m  1809,  Margaret, 
dau^  of  the  late  Robert  Barclay,  Esq.  of  Ury,  Kincar- 
dineshire, M.P.  for  that  county,  by  Sarah  his  wife, 
dau.  of  James  Allardice,  of  Allardice,  and  heiress  of 
line  to  the  Earls  of  Airth  and  Menteith,  Mr.  Qumey 
was  elected  M.P.  for  Shafteebmj  in  1812,  and  for 
Nevrtown,  Hants,  in  1816,  and  six  successiYe  parlia* 
ments,  and  was  high -sheriff  of  Norfolk  in  1835. 
Mrs.  GiuTiey  d.  16  Dec.  1855. 

%.tttCSQf . — ^Tbe  name  of  Oumey,  or  Ooumay,  is  derived 
from  the  town  of  Qoumav,  in  Normandy^ 


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Wh«n  Normandy  wm  oedod  to  Bello  by  Chablm  the 
Simple,  in  912,  it  Ib  stated  by  the  local  historians  that  the 
town  of  Goumay.  and  adjaomt  territory  of  Le  Brai,  was 
jriven  to  Eudbs  one  of  his  followers,  from  whom  descended 
the  ancient  lords  of  Goumay.  The  first  of  these,  authenti- 
ticated  by  deed,  was  Rboikald,  Lord  of  Govbitat,  whose 
son,  Walteb,  founded  the  ^monastery  of  La  Fert^  about 
the  year  996,  with  the  consent  of  Huoh,  his  elder  brother. 
Another  Hu^,  called  Hugh  II.,  was  one  of  the  Norman 
generals  at   the  battle   of   Mortemer,   in  1054;   he  and 

.  HuoB  III.  were  at  the  battle  of  Hastings.  This  latter 
m.  Basilia  Flaitel.  and  from  him  the  descents  of  this  family 
are  clear ;  she  was  dau.  of  Gerard  Flaitel,  and  sister  (with 
Agnes,  wife  of  William  GifiGEurd,  Earl  of  Buckingham)  of 

'  William,  bishop  of  Evreux.  Hugh  db  Oouricay  III.,  held 
manors  in  Essex  at  the  time  of  the  surrey,  and  d.  at  the 
Abbey  of  Bee,  in  Normandy,  where  he  was  shorn  a  monk 

-  before  the  year  1098. 

Gerabd  de  Gournat,  was  his  son ;  he  m.  Editba,  dau.  of 
William  1st  Earl  Warren,  by  Gundreda,  who,  according  to 
the  Warren  charters,  was  a  dau.  of  William  the  Conqueror. 
With  her  he  received  in  frank  man'iage  various  manors. 
He  held  in  Norfolk,  Caistor-by-the-sea,  Cantley,  Harding- 
ham,  Leasingham,  Kimberley,  Ac,  from  the  forfeiture  of 
Ralph  Guader.  Caistor  was  the  caput  bai-onisB  of  the 
Gouma3rs  in  Englind.  Gerard  de  Goumay  had  several 
children,  Hugh  de  Goumay  lY.  was  eldest  son ;  Walter 

•  de  Goumay  a  younger  son  ;  and  his  daus.  were  Gundrida, 
.  who  m.  Nigel  de  Albini,  in  1118,  and  a  2nd  dau.  m.  Richard 

do  Talbot,  ancestor  of  the  Earl  of  Shrewsbury.  Gerard 
de  Goumay  d.  about  the  year  1104,  in  the  Holy  Land,  and 
Bditha  his  widow  remarried  Dreux  de  Monceaux. 

Hugh  de  Qovksay  IV.  was  eldest  son  of  Gerard ;  be  m. 
twice,  Ist,  Beatrice,  dau.  of  Hugh,  Ck>unt  of  Yermandois, 
and  2ndly,  Millioent  de  Marla»  dau.  of  Thomas,  Lord  of 
Coucy;  he  d.  in  1180,  at  a  great  age,  leaving  by  his  ted 

•  wife,  Hugh  de  Goumay  Y.,  and  a  dau.  Gunnora,  who  m. 
Nicholas  de  Stuteville,  and  had  with  her  Kimberley  and 

,  Bedingham,  in  Norfolk. 

Hugh  de  Gourkat  Y.,  vacillated  between  King  Johh 
and  Philip  Augustus,  and  eventually  lost  aU  his  Norman 
possessions  in  1204,  and  took  refuge  in  England,  where  he  d. 
'  in  1214,  and  was  buried  at  Langley  Abbey,  Norfolk.  He 
m.  Julia  de  Dampmartin,  sLster  of  Reginald,  Ck>imt  of 
Boulc^ne,  and  had  a  son,  Hugh  YI.,  and  a  dau.  Milicent, 
m.  1st,  to  Almerio,  Coxint  of  Evreux,  and  2ndly,  to  William 
de  Cantelupe. 

Hugh  dk  Gournat  YI.,  d.  in  1S86,  having  m.  Matilda  — , 
.and  left  an  only  dau.,  Julia,  who  carried  the  English 
inheritance  of  this  elder  line  of  the  Goumays  to  the  Bar- 
dolfs,  she  having  m.  William,  Lord  Bardolf,  of  Wormegay, 
.  in  Norfolk,  and  d.  in  1295.  These  Lords  of  Goumay  are 
said  to  have  borne  for  arms  a  shield,  pure  sable ;  they  are 
now  represented,  in  the  female  line,  by  Lord  Beaumont, 
through  the  families  of  Budolf,  Phcdip,  Beaumont,  Lovel, 
and  Stapleton. 

Two  younger  branches  of  this  family  continued  to  exist 
troxa  this  period ;  the  one  which  was  the  roost  distinguished 
was  seated  at  Barew-Gnrnoy  and  Inglishcombe,  in  Somerset- 
shire, as  early  as  the  Survey,  and  retaining  the  name  of 
Goumay,  throuf^h  two  female  descents,  added  to  their 
territory  the  estates  of  the  Harpetrees  taid  other  consider- 
able famines,  and  became  powerful  barons  in  the  west  of 
England.  The  most  generally  knovm  of  this  family  of  the 
Goumays  was  Sir  Thomas  de  Goumay,  one  of  the  murderers 
of  Edward  II.,  and  his  youngest  son,  Sir  Matthew  de 
Goumay,  frequently  mentioned  by  Froissart,  who  d.  in 
1406,  at  the  advanced  age  of  96,  after  having  assisted  at 
aU  the  great  battles  of  Edward  UI.  and  the  Black  Prince. 
This  gallant  veteran  appears  to  have  been  the  last  of  the 
Somersetshire  Gumeys ;  they  bore  for  arms  paly  of  aix, 
or,  and  aeure. 

The  other  younger  branch  of  the  Lords  of  Goumay  held 
certain  manors  in  Norfolk  as  mesne  lords  under  the  Barons 
of  Goumay,  the  capital  tenants.  These  were — Rimhall, 
Swathings-in-Hardingham,  Hingham-Gumeys,  and  others. 
They  also  held  the  fief  of  Montlgny-sur'Andelle,  in  Nor- 
mandy, parcel  of  Uie  great  territory  of  Lo  Bred,  which 
belonged  to  the  elder  line.  This  fief  of  Montigny  they 
held  by  the  tenure  called  parage,  in  capite  of  the  Duke  of 
Normandy,  it  having  been  severed  in  their  favour  on  the 
death  of  (Gerard  de  Goumay. 

Walter  de  Gournat,  younger  son  of  Gerard  and  Editha 
de  Warren,  was  the  ancestor  of  this  line ;  be  lived  during 
the  civil  wars  in  the  reign  of  Stephen.     (See  Liber  Niger 
'Scacearii,  by  Heame.    Yol.  I.,  p.  298.) 
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WiLLUJf  urn  OouBKAT  I.,  WIS  bi»  Mil,  livisig  114IT,  aad 
was&tberto 

Matthew  db  Gmmif at,  to  wfaom  HataetiiM  PlBntageDet, 
Earl  Warren,  gave  in  marriage  his  kSnswomati,  Rom  de 
Bumham,  and  with  her  the  manor  of  Harpley,  i&  Forfolk, 
about  the  year  1180. 

William  db  Gournat  II.,  was  his  Km  and  heir,  Uriog 
in  1285.    By  Katherine  his  wife,  he  was  father  of. 

Bib  John  db  Gournat,  Knt.,  I.,  who  fought  on  the  side 
of  the  barons  against  Hxnrt  III.  at  the  battles  of  Lewes 
and  Evesham,  and  forfeited  the  muior  of  South  Wootton,  in 
Norfolk,  in  consequence.  He  accompanied  Prince  Edward, 
afterwards  Edward  I.,  to  the  Hdy  Land,  in  1270.  He 
bore  for  arms  argent,  a  cross,  engrailed,  gu.,  since  borne 
by  his  descendants. 

Sir  Wiluam  db  Goubrat,  Knt.  III.,  was  iris  son,  whft. 
in.  Katherine,  dau.  of  Edmund  Baconsthoipe,  and  sold  for 
an  azmuity,  in  1204,  all  his  estates  to  his  brother,  John 
de  Goumay,  rector  and  patron  of  Harpley,  who  Mttted 
them  on 

John  db  Ooubvat  III.,  son  of  William  III.  R&d  hia  wife 
Jane,  dau.  of  Edmund  de  Lexham,  who  succeeded  in  ISSt, 

John  db  Gurnet  IV.,  was  his  son,  and  fkther  of 

EnmTND  DB  GuBNAT,  who  lived  in  the  reign  of  Ed- 
ward III.  and  Richard  II.  He  was  a  lawyer  of  emlnenoe, 
and  held  the  situation  of  standing  coimcil,  or  recorder  as 
it  would  now  be  called,  of  the  dty  of  Norwich  and  boroogb 
of  Lynn.  He  m.  Katherine  de  Wauncy,  the  heireM  of  the 
famUy  of  that  name,  of  West  Barsham,  in  Norfolk,  and 
where  the  Gumeys  were  subMquently  settkd.  He  d.  in 
1385. 

Sir  John  db  Gurnbt,  Knt.,  V.,  was  his  son.  He  was 
sheriff  of  Norfolk  and  Suffolk  in  1400.  and  knight  of  the 
shire  for  the  former  county'  at  the  parliament  which  met 
at  Coventry,  in  1404.  He  d.  in  1408,  leaving  a  Mn,  Bdmond^ 
who  d.  under  age. 

Thomas  Gurnat  I.,  nephew  of  John  de  Gumay,  T.,  and 
son  of  Robert,  succeeded  to  the  Aonily  estates.  He  m. 
Catharine,  dau.  of  Robert  Kerville,  of  Watlington*  in  Nor- 
folk, and  was  fkther  of 

Thomas  Gurnat,  Esq.,  II.,  who  m.  Haigaret,  dan.  of 
Sir  Thomas  Jemingham,  Knt  of  Somorleyton,  in  BnfToIk. 
His  will  was  dated  1468,  and  proved  1471.  He  had  a  bouse 
in  St  Gregory's  parish,  Norvridi. 

WiLUAM  Gurnet,  Esq.,  lY.,  was  his  son  and  heir.  He 
was  escheator  for  Norfolk,  and  lived  at  West  TU»^M^  and 
Pockthorpe,  a  suburb  of  Norwich.  He  m.  Anne,  dan.  of 
Sir  William  Calthorpe,  Knt, and  d.  in  1608,  having snrviTed 
his  eldeet  son, 

WiLLLAM  Gurnet  Y.,  who  m.  Anne,  dm.  of  Sir  Henry 
Heydou,  of  Baconsthorpe,  Norfolk,  Knt.,  who  was  cousin 
of  Queen  Ann  Boleyn;  with  her  he  had  the  manor  of 
Irstead,  in  Norfolk.  She  survived  him,  and  remarried  Sir 
Lionel  Dymocke,  Knt 

Anthont  Gurnet,  Esq.,  his  son,  was  grandson  and  belr 
of  William  Gumey  I Y.  He  lived  in  the  reign  of  HbkrtYIII., 
and  m.  Mai^garet,  one  of  the  daus.  and  co-heirs  of  Sir  Robert 
Lovel,  Knt.,  and  through  her  mother,  of  the  fkmiliee  of  Con- 
yers  of  Finingham,  Fits-Ralf,  and  of  the  Barons  Horttmer 
of  Attleboro'.  He  resided  chiefly  at  Great  Ellingham,  isdiich 
he  had  acquired  by  his  nuuriage,  and  at  Oumey's  Place,  in 
St.  Julian's  parish,  Norwich.  His  2nd  wife  was  EUzibeih 
TyreU.    He  d.  in  1556. 

Francis  Gurnet,  Esq.,  was  his  only  son,  bom  1521,  and 
d.  in  the  lifetime  of  his  father.  He  m.  Hellen,  dso.  of 
Richard  Holditcb,  Esq.  of  Ran  worth,  Norfblk,  whoM  Snd 
husband  was  John  Jemegan,  Gent. 

Henrt  Gurnat,  Esq.,  I.,  was  his  son,  and  heir  to  bis 
grandfather,  Anthony  Gumey,  b.  1548,  and  d.  in  1614, 
having  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  John  nennerfassset,  Esq.  ot 
Barsham,  in  Suffolk.  He  resided  chiefly  at  Great  EUing- 
ham,  and  had  seven  sons  and  five  daus.  Of  those.  Edmund 
Gumey,  his  3rd  son,  was  rector  of  Hiyrpley,  and  author  of 
Mveral  theological  works.  He  was  puritanically  inclined, 
and  took  the  Covenant.  Francis  Gumey,  was  Henry 
Gumay's  6th  son.  and  was  a  merchant,  and  ancestor  of 
the  present  family  of  the  Gurnets  qf  JTowid:,  of  whom 
hereafter. 

Thomas  Gurnet,  Esq.,  IH.  of  West  Barsham,  was  eldest 
son  of  Henry.  He  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Lewknor, 
Knt  of  Denham,  in  Suflblk,  and  d.  in  1616,  leaving  a  large 
family,  of  whom  , 

Edward  Gournat,  Esq.  of  West  Barsham,  was  his  eldest 
son.  He  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Richard  Hovell,  <rf'HSllingtoii, 
in  Norfolk,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1641,  leaving, 

Henrt  Gurnat,  Esq.,  II.,  of  West  Barsham,  his  only 


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yea,  who  m.  EUen,  dau.  of  Williarn  Adama,  Esq.,  bamBter- 
at-law,  and  d,  without  iaaae  in  1661,  when  the  direct  male 
Une  of  the  QuRiraTs  qf  Wt*t  Bartham  became  extinct,  and 
the  estates  devolved  to  co-heireeaee. 

We  now  come  to  Francis  OD&Ktr,  6th  son  of  Henry 
Guraey,  of  Oreat  ElUnj^ham  and  West  Barsham,  and  Ellen 
Btocnerhaseett  his  wife.  This  Francis,  was  6.  IS  Sept.  ll>81. 
He  WM  a  merchant^  and  was  admitted  a  member  of  the 
Merchant  Taylor's  Ck>mpany,  in  London,  in  1600.  He 
resided  in  the  parish  of  St.  Beaet  Fink,  in  the  city,  and 
occasionally  at  Norwich  and  Lynn,  in  Norfolk.  Ue  m. 
Ann  dau.  of  William  Browning,  of  Norwich,  and  of  Haldon, 
in  Essex,  by  whom  he  had  several  children,  of  whom, 
Thomas  Gumey.  his  3rd  son,  was  a  quiker,  and  the 
oomp-mion  of  Oeoiige  Fox.  He  was  ancestor  of  the  line  of 
the  late  Sir  John  Gumey,  baron  of  the  exchequer. 

Francis  Gitbnxt,  of  Maldon,  in  Essex,  was  2nd  son  of 
Francis  Gumey  and  Ann  Browning,  6.  in  1638.  He  was 
a  merchant  at  that  place,  and  one  of  the  baUiiBi  of  the 
borough,  in  1664.  He  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Jeremy  Browning, 
ti  Haldon,  and  had  issue,  with  other  children, 

John  Gocrnby,  or  Gubnby,  his  eldest  son,  6.  in  1655, 
who  Joinod  the  Society  of  Quakers;  he  established  himself 
as  a  merchant  in  Norwich,  owing  his  success  miinly  to 
the  new  branches  of  commerce  introduced  into  that  city 
by  the  Protestant  Refugees,  who  settled  there  after  the 
revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nants.  He  m,  1687,  Elizabeth 
8 wanton,  and  d,  in  1721,  leaving  four  sons,  John;  Joseph; 
Benjamin ;  and  Edmund. 

John  Gubnbt,  of  Norwich,  v^as  his  eldest  son.  His 
desoendAuts  in  the  male  line  becune  extinct  on  the  death 
of  Bortlett  Gumey,  Esq.  of  ColUshall,  in  Norfolk,  in  180'2. 
Joseph  Gurnet,  2nd  son  of  John  and  Elizabeth  Swanton, 
was  of  Keswick,  in  Norfolk.  He  was  b.  in  1692,  and  m. 
in  1713,  Hannah  Middleton,  of  the  flunily  of  Middleton,  of 
SUksworth,  in  Durham,  and  Belsay,  in  Northumberland, 
and  had  three  sons  John.  Samuel,  and  Joseph.  He  <£.  in 
1760,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Gurnst,  Esq.  of  Keswick,  who  m.  Elizabeth  Kett, 
dan.  of  Richard  Kett,  Esq.  of  the  family  of  the  Norfolk 
Bobel,  and  d.  in  1770.  leaving  issue, 
I.  Richard,  his  eldest  son,  of  whom  hereafter, 
u.  John,  of  Earlham,  near  Norwidi,  who  d.  in  1809, 
having  m.  Catharine,  dau.  of  Daniel  Bell,  merchant  in 
London,  and  left  issue, 

1  John,  who  m.  his  cousin,  Elizabeth  Gumey,  and  <£.  «.  p. 
in  1814. 

S  Samuel,  of  Upton,  Essex.    He  m,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
James  Bheppard,  Esq.,  and  has  issuer 
John  Gumey,  m.  Laura,  dau.  of  Rev.  George  Pearse, 
ructor  of  Martham,  Norfolk,  and  has  issue. 
Samuel  Gumey,  of  Carshalton,  Surrey,  m.  EUeo,  dau. 
of  William  Reynolds,  Esq. 

Henry-Edmund  Gumey,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Henry  Birk- 
beck,  Esq.,  and  has  inue. 
Sarah. 

Catharine,  m.  Sir  Edward-N.  Buxton,  Bart. 
Elizabeth,   m.    Ernest   Bunsen,    Esq.,   son   of   the 
Chevalier  Bunsen. 

PrisciUa,  m.  William  Leatham,  Esq.  of  Hemsworth, 
Yorkshire. 

Rachel,  m.  T.-Fowell  Buxton,  Esq. 
Richenda,  m.  Henry  Barclay,  Esq. 
8  Joseph-John,  of  Eaxihom  Hall,  near  Norwich,  having 
tft.  Isl,  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Birkbeck,  Esq.,  hy  whom 
he  had  two  children ;  Sndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Robert 
Fowler,  Esq. ;  and  8rd]^,   Miss  Kh-kbride,  of  Phila- 
delphia.   He  d.  in  1847,  leaving  issue, 
John-Henxy  Gumev,  of  Catton,  in  Norfolk,  M.P.  for 
Lynn    Regis,  m.  Mary,  only  child  of  his  coudn, 
Bichard-Hanbury  Gumey.  Esq.,  and  has  issue  two 
sons. 
Anna,  m.  John  C.  Backhouse,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1849. 

4  Daniel,  of  North  Runcton,  Norfolk,  sheriiT  of  Nor- 
folk. 1853,  m.  1S22,  Lady  Harriet-Jemima  Hay,  dau.  of 
William,  15th  Earl  of  SbroD,  who  d.  in  1837,  by  her  he 
has  issue. 

Frauds -Hay  Gumey,  h.  1826,  m.  1847,  Margaret- 
Charlotte,  dau.  of  Sir  William-Browne  Ffolkes,  Bart. 
of  Hillington,  Norfolk,  by  Charlotte,  sister  of  Lord 
Oranmore,  and  has  issue. 

William-Hay  Gumey,  In  holy  orders,  wi.  1852,  Anna- 
Maria,  dau.  of  Sir  John-P.  Boileau,  Bart.,  by  Lady 
Catherine  EUot,  dau.  of  the  1st  Earl  of  Minto,  and 
has  issue. 

Charles-Henry,  ft.  1838. 

Somervillo-Arthur,  b.  1835. 

Harriet- Alicia,  m.  Hon.  William  Francis  Cowper,  2nd 
son  of  6th  Earl  Cowper,  and  d.  in  1845. 

Catharino- Rachel,  m.  Rev.  Herbert-W.  Jones,  youngest 
son  of  General  Sir  John -Thomas  Jones,  Bart,  of 
Cranmer,  Norfolk,  K.C.B. 
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Louisa-Jane,  m.  1  Nov.  185&  Co.oi.e.  Sir  ihomts-St. 

Vincent  Troubridge,  Bart.,  C.B.,  oneol  HerM^esty's 

aides-de-camp. 
Maivaret-fiarday,  m.  5  June.  1856,  to  Jamee-Henry 

Orde,  Esq.,  son  of  Gen.  James  and  Lady  Elizabeth 

Orde. 

1  Oilherine  Gumey,  d.  sii^le,  in  1868. 

2  Rachel,  d.  shigle 

8  Elizabeth,  t».  Joseph  Fry,  Esq.  This  lady  is  well 
known  for  her  exertions  in  the  reform  of  prisons,  &c. 

4  Richenda,  m.  Rev.  Francis  Cunoiugham,  vicar  of 
LowestofT,  Suffolk. 

6  Hannah,  t».  Sir  Thomas-Fowell  Buxton,  Bart 

6  Louisa,  m.  Samuel  Hoara  Esq. 

7  PrisdUa,  d.  single. 

III.  Joseph,  of  Lakenham  Grove,  near  Norwich,  «.  Jane, 
dau.  of  Abel  Chapman,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1S30,  leaving 
dauB.  only. 

Mr.  Gumey  d.  in  1779,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BiOHABD  GuBNXT,  Esq.  of  Keswick,  m.  1st,  Agatha,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  David  Bjurday,  Esq.  of  Toiingsbuiy,  Herts, 
and  had  by  her, 

Hudson,  his  heir. 

Agatha,  m.  to  Sampson  Hanbnry,  Esq.  of  Poles,  Herts. 

He  fa.  2ndly,  Rachel,  dau.  ot  Osgood  Hanbuiy,  Esq.  of 
Holfleld  Grange,  Essex,  and  had  other  issue^ 
Richard-Hanbury  Gumey,  of  Thickthom,  Norfolk,  M.P. 
for  Norwich,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Jary,  Esq.,  and  d. 
in  1853,  leaving  issue  a  dau.,  Mary,  m.  her  cousin.  John- 
Henry  Gumey,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  King's  Lynn,  and  has  issuo. 
Elizabeth,  m.  her  cousin,  John  Gumey,  Esq.,  Jun.,  of 
Earlham,  and  d.  in  1808. 


Mr.  Gumey  d.  in  1811,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  HuDeoYf  Gurnnv,  Esq.  of  Keswick. 


^mw— Aig.,  a  cross,  engrailed,  gu.,  quartering  Gournat, 
Warren,  and  Basolat. 

Crttt$—l^  on  a  chapeau,  gu.,  turned  up.  erm.,  a  iish,  in 
pale,  with  its  head  downwards ;  2nd,  a  wrestling  collar,  or. 

Seat — Keswick,  near  Norwich. 


GUTHRIE  OF  GUTHRIE. 

Guthrie,  John,  Esq.  of  Guthrie,  co.  Forfar,  D.L., 
h.  28  July,  1805;  m.  28  July,  1844,  Harriet,  dau. 
of  Barnabas  Maude,  Esq.  {tee  Maudm  rf  Kendal), 
and  has  issue, 

I.  John-Douolas-Mattds,  b.  5  March,  1856. 

I.  Harriet-Maude.  u.  Bdith-Douglas. 

m.  Maty-Berthia. 

Uttt^aSt. — The  surname  of  Guthrie,  is  of  great  antl- 
quitgr  in  Scotland.  CrawfUrd,  in  his  lives  of  the  (MBoers  of 
State,  81^  that  the  Guthries  held  the  barony  of  Guthrie 
by  charter  trom  King  Datid  II.  But  that  they  were  men 
of  rank  and  property  long  before  the  reign  of  Jamsb  II.  is 
manifest,  by  the  fkct  that  Master  Alexander,  of  Guthrie, 
is  a  witness,  in  a  charter  granted  by  Alftxander  Beaton, 
Lord  of  Gordon,  to  William,  Lord  Keith,  afterwards  Earl 
Marshal,  dated  1  Aug.  1442 ;  and  that  he  obtained  the 
lands  of  Kilkaudram,  in  the  barony  of  Lower  Lesslie,  and 
sheriffdom  Forfar,  to  himself  and  Maijory  Guthrie,  hla 
spouse,  by  charter,  fh>m  Gooige,  Lord  LessUe,  of  Leven, 
the  Superior,  dated  10  April,  1457.  By  the  above-mentioned 
Maijoiy  he  had  three  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

8n  Datid  Gumus,  Baron  of  Guthrie,  was  sheriff  of 
Forfar  in  the  year  1457.  He  held  the  high  situation  of 
armour-bearer  to  King  Jamxs  III.,  and  was  constituted 
Lord  Treasurer  of  Scotland  in  1461,  in  which  post  he 
continued  until  1467,  when  he  was  ^>pQinted  OomptroUer 
of  the  Kzehequer.  In  1460,  be  was  made  Lord  Bsgistor 
of  Scotland  ;  and  in  1472,  we  find  him  one  of  the  ambas- 
sadors, on  the  part  of  Scotland,  who  mot  those  of  England, 
on  the  25th  April,  in  that  year,  at  Newcastle,  and  concluded 
a  tmce  till  the  month  of  July.  1478.  In  1478,  he  was 
constituted  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  Scotland.  Sir  David 
Guthrie,  m.  1st,  a  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Maule,  Lord  of  Pan- 
mure,  but  had  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Janet,  dau.  of  Sir 
Archibald  Dundas,  of  Dundas,  by  whom  he  had  (with  a 
dau.,  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Alexander  Maule,  ancestor  of  the 
Earls  of  Panmure)  a  son. 

Sir  Alkxander  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie,  dedgned,  in  the 
lifetime  of  his  father,  *'  of  Khicaldrum ."  He  m.  the  Hon. 
Maigaret  Lyon,  dau.  of  John,  Srd  Lord  Glamis,  by  EUsa- 
beth,  dau.  of  Sir  Jonn  Scrimgeour,  of  Dudhops^  Constable 
of  Dundee,  and  had  four  sons  and  a  dau.  Sir  Alexander 
fell  at  Flodden  (0  Sept.  1518,)  with  his  eldest  son,  Datip, 
his  three  brotbers4n-Uw,  David,  Wflliam,  and  Geozge  Lyon, 

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and  his  nephew.  Sir  Thomoa  MaulOp  of  Fanmure.    He  wm 
i.  by  his  grandson, 

AvoBBw  QuTHUs,  of  Guthrie,  who  m.  Christian,  dau.  of 
Oairden,  of  Oairden,  and  had  a  ton, 

Alexasdeb  Outhrix,  of  Guthrie,  one  of  tiie  aubeoribfaig 
barons  to  the  articles  agreed  upon  in  the  general  aasemUy 
of  the  Kirk,  in  July,  1667,  and  also  one  of  those  to  the  bond 
or  assodatiun  for  supporting  the  king  and  his  goremment, 
after  Queen  Mabt'b  resignation.  He  was  assassinated  at 
his  house  of  Inverpeffer,  where  he  was  residing,  by  his 
cousin,  Patrick  Oairden,  of  Gairden,  in  consequence  of  a 
feud  that  had  arisen  between  the  two  families.  He  had  m. 
Isabel,  dau.  of  William  Wood,  of  Bonnytown,  and  left  three 
tons,  Tis., 

Alexander,  his  heir. 

WiLUAM,  of  Gagie,  who  m.  his  cousin,  Isabella,  don.  of 
John  Leslie,  younger,  of  Balqnhan,  and  dying  in  16S3, 
was  father  of  Fraiv as  Guthrie,  of  whom  presently,  as 
successor  of  Guthrie. 

Gabriel,  provost  of  the  collegiate  church  of  Guthrie. 
The  eldest  son. 

Alexander  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie,  «.  his  fkther.  He  m. 
in  1508,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Falconer,  of  Halker- 
ton  (great-grandfather  of  Alexander,  1st  Lord  Halkerton), 
by  Elisabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Archibald  Douglas,  of 
Glenberrie,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Alexander  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie,  who  m.  Jean,  dau.  of 
Leighton,  of  Ulishaven,  but  having  no  issue  male,  he  was  $, 
at  his  decease  by  his  brother, 

William  Guthrie,  of  Memys.  This  l^ird,  having  no 
male  issue,  was  s.  by  his  cousin, 

David  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie,  who,  with  his  ion,  Alex* 
ander,  disponed  the  barony  of  Guthrie  to  his  brother, 

Patrick  Guthrie,  who  became  "  of  Guthrie,"  and  was 
».  therein  at  his  decease,  by  his  son, 

Peter  Guthrie,  whose  retour  bears  date  24  May,  1939, 
This  proprietor  disponed  the  lands  and  barony  to  the 
Right  Rev.  John  Guthrie.  Bishop  of  Moray,  descended 
ftom  John  Guthrie,  of  Hilltown,  4th  eon  of  Sir  Alexander, 
Guthrie  and  Margaret  Lyon,  who,  having  obtained  a  duuv 
ter  of  confirmation  under  the  great  seal,  dated  88  Nov. 
1686,  and  being  infea  therein  on  the  89th  Dec.  following, 
became, 

John  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie.  This  learned  prelate,  Bishop 
of  Moray,  m,  a  lady  named  Nioholas  Wood,  and  had  a 
dau.,  Berthia  Guthrie,  who  m. 

Francis  Guthrie  (of  Gagie— refer  to  William,  2nd  son 
of  Alexander  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie,  and  Isabel  Wood),  under 
his  contract  of  marriage  he  got  possession  of  the  lands,  and 
barony  of  Guthrie.     He  had  a  son  and  heir, 

John  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie.  This  laird  m.  in  1680,  Cecilia, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Camegio,  of  Balnamoon,  by  the  Lady  Ellen 
Ogilvy  bis  wife,  only  dau.  of  James  Ist  Earl  of  Airlie,  and 
was  ».  by  his  son, 

James  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie,  who  m.  in  1704,  Maiigaret. 
dau.  of  John  TumbuU,  of  Strickathro,  by  whom  he  had 
(with  a  dau.,  i».  to  Rennie,  of  Caimy,  a  son  and  suc- 
cessor, 

John  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie.  This  laird  m.  in  1782,  Jean, 
dau.  of  the  Rev,  James  Hodge,  of  Bathkimmer,  minister  of 
Lonforgan,  and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir, 

Margartjt,  m.  to  William  Alison,  merchant  In  Dundee,  and 
had  issue. 

Jean,  m.  to  John  Scrymgeour,  Esq.,  younger  son  of  Teal- 
ing.  no  issue. 
The  son  and  successor, 

John  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie,  m.  1768,  Margaret,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Mr.  Whjrte,  of  Murrose.  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Guthrie,  of  Guthrie,  Convener,  and  D.L..  oo. 
Forfar,  who  m.  24  June,  1708,  Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  William 
Douglas,  Esq.  of  Brigton,  and  by  her  (who  d.  2  Dec  1846) 
had  issue, 

John,  now  of  Guthrie. 

William,  late  Capi.  42nd  Highlanders, 

Elizabeth-Jane  (deoeaaed.i,  m.  to  Thos.  Mylne,  Esq.  of 
MylnefortL 

Margaret        Anne,  deceased.       Jane. 

Heleu-Douglos,  m.  to  John  De  Havilland  Utermarck,  Esq., 
H.  M.  Attomey-Cteneral  for  Guernsey. 
Mr.  Guthi-ie  d.  12  Nov.  1846, 

.irm»— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  or.  a  lion,  rampant,  gu., 
armed  and  langued.  as. ;  2nd  and  8rd,  as.,  a  garb,  or. 

Oe«t— A  dexter  arm  issuing,  holding  a  drawn  sword,  ppr. 

Supportert—Two  knights,  armed  at  aU  points,  with  batons 
in  thfMT  dexter  lumds,  and  the  vizors  of  their  helmets  up,  all 
ppr. 

1/otto— Above  the  crest.  Sto  pro  veritate. 

«0at->Guthrie  CasUe,  Foriivsbixe,  N.B. 
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GWINNETT  OF  WISTASTON. 

GwiifNiTT,  Wiluam-Chutb,  Ecq.  of  Wistaston, 
CO.  Hereford,  and  Penlline  Castle,  co.  Glamorgan; 
m.  (Hiarlotte,  eldeet  dau.  of  the  late  Henry  Unett, 
Esq.  of  Harden.  This  gentleman,  (only  son  of  the 
late  Tho8.-C9iute  Hayton,  Esq.  of  Wistaston,  bj 
Lucinda,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bayley,  Esq.  of 
Hereford,  and  (grandson  of  Thomas  Hayton,  Esq., 
by  Mary  his  wife,  daii.  and  heir  of  John  Price,  Esq. 
of  Wistaston,  M.P.  for  Herefordshire,  temp,  i^ue^n 
AifNE,)  assumed,  by  sign-manual,  13  Not.  1840,  the 
surname  and  arms  of  Gwinnett,  in  oomplianoe  with 
the  will  of  Miss  Emilia  Gwinnett  of  Penlline  (Castle, 
00.  Glamorgan. 

ifmw— Ac,  a  chev.  between  three  spear  heads,  aig.,  ma- 
bmed,  ppr.,  within  a  bordure,  or. 

Cral^-^A  horse's  head,  sa.,  gouged,  with  a  wreath  of  oak, 
or,  in  the  mouth  a  broken  q>ear,  in  bead  sinister,  p(»ni 
downwards,  embrued,  ppr. 

JTotte— Yirtus  nobilitat. 

SeaU—Uontaa  Court,  and  Wletaston,  oo.  Hereford ;  and 
PeiilUne  Castle,  oo.  Glamorgan. 


GWYN  OF  BARONS  HALL. 

GwTN,  Anthony,  Esq.  of  Baron*8  Hall,  Fakenham, 
CO.  Norfolk,  h.  29  July,  1780;  m.  1st,  4  April,  1807, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Stedman,  Esq.  of  Pakenham, 
oo.  Suffolk,  and  by  her  (who  d,  8  May,  1828)  had 
issue, 
I.  AxTHOVT-WiLUAic.  b.  19  June,  1819. 
n.  Hamond-Stedman,  b.  6  Vov.  1820 ;  m.  Hartiette,  den. 

of  James  Crump,  Esq.,  U.S. 
I.  Frances,  m.  to  Heniy-Wtheridge  Blyth,  Esq. 
n.  Sarsh,  nt.  to  Edward  Dewing,  Esq.  of  Leieton  Ball, 

00.  SufToIk. 
m.  Anne-Mary,  m.  to  Charies  Lynch,  Esq.  of  Forsot  HQL 
rr.  Emily,  m.  to  George  Watson,  Esq.  of  Fakenham. 
▼.  Hester,  m.  to  Charies-Bye  Colohester,  Esq.  of  Milton 
Place,  London. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Mary  Mercer,  dau.  of  John  Acton,  Esq. 
of  Ipswich.  Suffolk,  and  by  her  has  issae, 

L  Thomas-Bobeon,  b.  11  Mardi,  1837,  cL  Sept  1854. 

IL  TMham,  6.  IS  MarOi,  1889. 

ni.  Anthony,  ft.  90  June,  1848. 

L  Minna-Mary.        n.  Maiy-EUsa.         ni.  Anna-Actoo. 

fLttteSfft. — ^The  ftunily  of  Gwyn  or  Gwynne,  is  of  Welsh 
origin,  and  in  the  15th  oentury  possessed  oonsiderable 
property  in  the  Isle  of  Anglesea,  and  in  the  following 
century,  the  fiunlly  intermarried  with  the  andeot  hooee 
ofBodyohen.  One  of  the  eoUateral  anoestora  of  the  preeent 
Mr.  Qwyn,  was 

Db.  Thomas  Ownfua,  ohanodknr  of  Landaff,  who,  in  the 
year  1848,  by  a  deed  of  feoAnent^  in  tnwt,  gave  to  Jeeoe 
College,  Oxford,  the  appn^yriate  rectory  of  Holyhead,  Isle 
of  Anglesey,  that  the  money  arising  therefrom  should  be 
given  as  a  stipend  to  two  fellows  and  as  many  adiofaurs, 
e$p9eiaUf  rtUUmi  le  hinm^f,  or  at  least  bom  in  the  Isle  ef 
Anglesey.  That  gift  was  oonfirmed  to  the  ooDcve  by  Dr. 
Justinian  Lewin,  who  was  promoted  to  the  rank  of  knight- 
hood by  CHAKLas  IL,  and  had  m.  the  nieee  and  hrlrees  of 
the  benefkctor.    The  late 

Hamond  Ownry,  Esq.  (son  of  Anthony  Owyn,  whose 
father,  Hamond,  was  2nd  son  by  Maria  his  wife,  dan.  of 
Anthony  Hamond,  Esq.  of  Westacro  Hall,  of  Bice  Gwyn, 
who  was  grandnephew  of  Thomas  Gwyn,  D.  D.,  the  collegiate 
benefkctor),  ft.  in  1742,  m.  Pruices,  dan,  of  John  Pfgge, 
Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

AvTHONT,  present  repreeentativeL 

Richard,  who  m.  1st,  Elimbeth,  dau.  of  POotlev  Esq.,  and 
by  her  has  surviving  five  sons  and  two  diraa.  He  ». 
2ndly.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Preston,  Esq.,  and  by  her  has 
living  three  sons  and  one  dau. 

Charles,  d.  vnm.  14  July,  1807. 

Wimam,  lieut.  RN,,  who  ».  Mary,  dan.  of  BdwanI  Rndge. 
Esq.,  and  has  issue  liviugfive  sons  and  seven  dans. 

Elisabeth- Anne,  who  d.  9  Feb.  1793  yoni^. 

Mr.  Gwyn  d.  0  Aug.  1805^  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  eon, 
the  preeent  AirrHomr  Gwtk,  Esq.  of  Baron's  HaH 

Arms   On.,  a  chev.  between  three  lions,  rampant,  or. 

Creii — A  Hon,  mrapant,  or. 

&(U— Baron's  Hall,  Fakeuham,  eo.  Norfolk. 


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GWYN  OF  DYFFRYN* 

OwTH,  HowKL,  Esq.  of  Dyffryu,  co.  Glamorgan, 
&.  24  June,  1806;  J.P.  for  the  counties  of  Brecon, 
Carmarthen,  and  Glamorgan,  and  a  deputv-lieut.  of 
the  last.  He  filled  the  office  of  high-sheriff  for 
Glamorganshire  in  1837-8,  and  for  Canmarthenshire 
in  1838;  m.  27  April,  1851,  Ellen,  only  dau.  of  John 
Moore,  Esq.  of  Plymouth. 

%.ttt0a|^«— Thomas  OwTH,  Esq.  of  TreoMUe,  oo.  Brecon, 
(elder  son,  by  Owenllisa  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Howell 
ap  Griffith,  of  TreoasUe,  of  Rydderoh  vp  Bhys  ap  Philip  sp 
DaTid.  of  liwyn  Howell,  Mh  in  direct  descent  fh>m  Trshaem 
i^  Sinon,  Lord  of  Cwmwd,  oo.  Braoon,)  m.  Elon,  dau.  of 
Roger  Vaughan,  Esq.  of  Ttdgarth,  in  the  same  county,  and 
was  fitther  of  Howkl  Owtv,  Esq.,  whose  son,  by  Jennet 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Owilym  liewelyn,  Esq.  of  Garregfkwr, 
Thomas  Gwth,  Esq.,  who  d,  in  1584,  leaving  by  Haigaret 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Games,  Esq.  of  Newton,  a  son, 
HowBL  OwTM,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  James  Boyle, 
Esq.  of  Hay  Castle,  and  was  father  of  Edwakd  Gwyv,  Esq. 
of  Glyntawe,  whose  2nd  son  (by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  the 
BoT.  John  IlewelynX 

Jomr  GwTN,  Esq.  of  Abercrave,  in  Glyntawe,  m.  Anne, 
dan.  of  Thomas  Pricey  Esq.  of  Abertreweren,  and  was 
&therof 

Jambs  Gwtx,  Esq.  of  New  Badnor,  who  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Brewster,  Esq.  of  Burton  Court,  co.  Hereford, 
and  had  a  son, 

William  Owth,  Esq.  of  Neath,  who  m.  Eliza,  only  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Hugh  Edwards,  Esq.  of  lianddoisant,  and 
d.  in  1749,  learing  a  son, 

JoKH  GwTV,  Esq.  of  Neath,  who  m.  Prisoilla,  dau.  of 
Matthew  Roach,  Esq.,  aud  left,  in  1780,  a  son, 

William  Gwtn,  Esq.  of  Abercraye,  who  «».  1st,  in  1799. 
Mary-Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Edward  Roberts,  Esq.  of  Barn- 
staple, CO.  Devon,  and  by  her,  who  d.  11  Jan.  1819,  he  had, 
with  a  dan.  (EUzabeth,  m.  in  June,  1834,  to  the  Rev.  Charles 
Griffith,  of  Breconshire,  and  d.  8  Feb.  1887X  and  a  son, 
Matthew,  who  d.  in  Nov.  1826,  another  son,  the  present 
Howkl  Gwrir,  Esq.  Mr.  Gwyn,  m.  2ndly,  in  182S,  and 
il  6  Aug.  18S0. 

.^rms— 8a..  a  fessa  or,  between  two  swords,  the  point  of 
that  in  diief  upwards,  the  other  downwards,  both  in  pale^ 
arg.,  hilted,  of  the  second. 

Crett^A  hand,  ppr.,  holding  a  dagger,  erect,  arg.,  hilted, 
or,  thrust  through  a  boar's  head,  eouped,  of  the  second. 

Jfotto— Vfan  vi  repellere  licet 

Aaito— Abererave^  co.  Bremm;  and  Bsglan  House,  oo. 
Glamoxgan. 


GWYNNE  OP  MONACHTY. 

GwTNmt,  Alban-Thomas-Jonbs,  Esq.of  Monachty, 
CO.  Cardigan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  in  1784;  m.  in  1808, 
MaxT-Anne,  only  dau.  of  the  late  John  Yevers,  Esq. 
of  Yorkhill  Court,  &j,  Hereford,  and  had  issue, 

I.   Albak- Lewis,  of  Dolayron,  co.   Cardigan,  J  J*.,  6. 

6  April,  1809,  kteacapt  in  the  62nd  regt. 
n.  John,  R.N. 

m.  Bdward-Henly-Acton,  in  holy  orders, 
rv.  WilUam-Cuet,  MJ>.  t.  Henzy. 

TL  Richard.  vn.  Frands-Anthony. 

L  Jane,  «».  to  Thomas-Watkin  Maddy,  Esq.  of  Hereford, 
n.  Maria. 

Mr.  Gwynne  (only  son  of  the  Rev.  Alban-Thomas- 
Jonee  Gwynne,  of  Tyglm,  by  his  Ist  wife,  Martha 
Thomas,)  had  three  sisters,  Martha  Daviee^  Jane 
Arden,  and  Catherine  Attwood. 

JfcOo— Conabhnur. 
fimC^Monaohty,  co.  Ofirdignn. 


GWYNNE  OF  GLANLERY. 

Edwabdbs-Gwtnnb,  Hbnry-Lbwis,  Esq.  of  Glan- 
lery,  co.  Cardigan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  capt.  half  pay  62nd 
regt.,  served  as  high-sheriff  of  Cardiganshire.  Mr. 
EMwardes-Gwynne  is  2nd  son  of  the  late  David- John 
Edwardes,  Esq.  of  Rhyd-y-Gors,     {J<ee  that  family.) 

SkK— Glanlery,  co.  Cardigan. 


497 


OYLL  OP  WYRARDISBURY. 

Gtll,  Brookb-Hamilion,  Esq.  of  Wyrardisbury 
House,  Bucks,  and  Yeovany  Hall,  co.  Middlesex,  6. 
16  July,  1795;  m.  3  May,  1821,  Maria-Jane,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  William  Richardson,  Blsq.,  Accountant- 
General  to  the  East  India  Company,  by  Elizabeth 
his  wife,  widow  of  Ekiward,  1st  Earl  of  Wintei*ton. 
Mrs.  Gyll  d.  21  July  following  her  marriage,  aged 
27,  and  was  buried  at  Wyrardisbury. 

UttUaSC* — The  name  of  OiU,  says  Camden,  in  his 
Britamda,  means  valley,  and  has  been  varioudy  spelt- 
according  to  the  fluctuations  of  orthography  in  different 
ages.  Ellis,  in  his  Domeaday'Bookt  shews  that  a  ftunily  of 
this  name  held  lands  in  Yorkshire  sntecedent  to  the  Nor- 
man invasion.  The  barony  and  property  of  Gille's  land,  in 
Cumberland,  prior  to  the  Conquest,  belonged  to  Bueth 
Oille,  and  was  confiscated  by  William  the  Conqueror, 
who  granted  them  to  Hubert,  one  of  his  followers.  Hubert 
assumed  the  name  of  the  oziginal  proprietor,  and  styled 
himself  De  Vaux,  which  is  the  French  for  valley,  and 
is  synonymous  with  OUL  Robert  De  Vaux,  son  of  Hu- 
bert, barbarously  murdered  Bueth  Gille,  and  his  pos« 
terity  resided  on  the  territory  till  it  passed  by  marriage 
to  the  family  of  Thomas  de  Multon.  In  the  reign  of 
Hbhbt  III.  it  was  conveyed  to  Banulphus  de  Dacre,  and 
the  possessions  remained  in  his  family  till  the  last  heir 
male.  Lord  Dacre,  of  Gille'»  land,  alienated  it  to  the  Duke 
of  Norfolk.  It  is  probable  that  the  John  Oille,  whose 
inquis.  post  mortem  was  taken  44  Enw.  III.,  at  Greigstock, 
in  Cumberiand,  was  the  descendant  of  Bueth  Gille,  who 
held  the  Barony  of  Gille's  land.  He  left  issue,  John  Gille, 
son  and  heir. 

The  immediate  ancestors  of  the  family  of  Gyll,  or  Gille, 
of  Herts,  resided  in  Cambridgeshire,  where  we  find  Rich- 
ard, son  of  John  Gille,  holding  hmds  under  Robert  de 
Freville,  of  Shelford  Parva,  Cambridgeshire,  temp.  Enw.  I., 
and  Walter  and  Bateroan  Gille,  of  Foxton,  near  Royston, 
Cambridge,  at  the  same  time.  (v.  RoL  Himdredorum, 
temp.  Edw.  I.) 

RiCHAAD  Gtxxb,  of  Cambridgeshire,  is  cited  in  a  deed  of 
fine,  Hilary,  1  Righabd  III.,  1488,  Westmhister. 

JoHH  Gtll,  the  son  of  Richard,  having  married  a  lady 
of  Buckland,  migrated  thither,  and  bought  lands,  mes- 
suages, ftc,  as  appears  by  deeds,  and  his  will,  1499. 
Members  of  the  same  family  are  found  in  Maurice  Gyll, 
who  died  vicar  of  Shudy  Camps,  Cambridge,  144S ;  and 
Isabella  Gyll,  of  Bheprsth,  in  the  same  cotmty,  whose  will 
is  proved  at  Ely,  1486,  by  which  she  leaves  to  her  daxL 
and  heir,  Bosa»  m.  to  John  Mawhall,  Esq.,  all  her  pro- 
perty. 

JoHH  Gtll,  of  Buckland,  m.  Johanna,  probably  dau.  of 
William  Home,  Esq.  of  the  same  locality,  as  he  says  he 
obtained  the  lands  he  held  there  from  him,  and  dying 
28  Jan.  1499  (his  wiU  was  proved  8  Feb.  following). 

RiOHABD,  of  Buckland,  his  heir. 

William,  who  left  issue  a  son,  John,  dted  in  the  will  of 
his  grandfather*  John. 
Andrew,  had  issue,  two  daus. 

Margaret,  m,  to  Thomas  Veruedey,  Esq.  of  Buckland,  and 
had  five  children. 
Agnes,  four  dous. 
The  eldest  son, 

RiCHABD  Gtll,  of  Buckland,  buys  lands  there  by  deed, 
Hilary,  6  Heitbt  VII.    He  cC,  and  was  buried  at  Buckland. 
his  wife,  Elisabeth,  administering  to  his  effects,  6  July, 
1586.    He  left  issue, 
John,  of  Wyddial,  his  heir. 

Richard,  of  Buckland.  who  d.  in  1646,  and  left  issue,  1 
John,  son  and  heir,  (who  had,  inter  allot,  a  dau.,  Elisa- 
beth, m.  to  Robert  Bandes,  Esq.  of  Troswell,  co.  North- 
ampton,) and  two  daus.,  1,  Margaret ;  and  2,  Anne,  cited 
in  the  wUl  of  their  imcle,  Leonard  Gvll. 
Leonard  Priest,  of  Jesus  College,  Cambridge,  Will  proved 
there  14  July,  1647.  Buried  at  St.  Edward's.  Cambridge. 
A  dau.,  fM.  to  William  Cartwright,  Esq.  of  Buckland ;  and 
two  other  child ron. 
The  eldest  son, 

JoHH  Gtll,  of  Wyddial,  Herts,  held  a  patent  place  in 
the  Petty-bag  office.  He  m.  Maigaret  dau.  and  heir  of 
Geoige  Canon,  Esq.  of  Wyddial  Hall,  which  he  had  pur- 
chased  by  deed,  16  Hekbt  VIII.,  Com.  Plea  office,  and 
«.  to  all  the  estates  of  his  father-in-law,  by  will  proved 
20  Oct.  1684.  In  addition  to  the  property  of  George  Canon, 
he  made  very  large  purchases  in  the  counties  of  Herts, 
Basex,  and  Cambridgeshire;  obtahied  the  advowson  of 
Wyddial.  by  deed  86  Hknbt  VIII.,  where  he  was  interred, 


G  Y  L 


G  Y  L 


His  will  was  prorad,  25  Jan.  1M7,  and  th«  inqoiaitio  post 
mortem  taken  15  Haix^,  2  Edwabd  VI.  He  left  by  bis 
wife,  Margaret  (wbo  remarried,  in  1547,  witb  Jobn  Wreng- 
bam,  Esq.  of  Hodenboe,  oo.  Herts),  witb  senen  daos.,  five 
sons,  Qkorob  ;  Antbony ;  Biobard,  of  Bottisbam,  oo.  Gam- 
bridge,  d.  in  1573,  learing  a  daa.  sad  beir,  m.  to  Micbael 
Pigot  of  Stratton,  Beds ;  Fmncis  of  Haydon,  Essex,  m.  in 
1560,  llaroia,  dau.  and  oo-beir  of  Robert  Aspland,  of  tbe 
same  place,  and  d.  in  1595,  leaving  issue ;  and  Kiohael,  of 
wbom  presently.    Tbe  eldest  son, 

GcoRGB  Otll,  of  Wyddial,  also  beld  tbe  patent  place  in 
tbe  Petty-bag  ofBoe ;  and  made  large  purchases  of  lands, 
Ac.  in  the  ooonty  of  Herts.  He  m.  1st,  Gertrude,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Sir  Jobn  Peryent,  Knt.  of  DlgsweU,  Herts, 
auditor  of  tbe  Court  of  Wards  and  liveries,  by  Elisabeth, 
bis  wife,  dau.  and  beir  of  Sir  Jobn  Tendering,  Knt.  of 
Badow,  Essex,  and  bad  by  her, 

I.  John,  of  Wyddial.  bigb-sheriff  of  Herts  in  1575.  d.  22 
Oct.  1600,  leaving,  by  Jom  bis  wife,  two  sons  and  three 
daus.,  vis., 

1  Oboroe,  (Sir,)  of  Wyddial.  knighted  at  Whitehall,  2S 
July,  1603.  He  was  an  officer  in  the  army,  and  aocom- 
pamed  Robert,  Bsirl  of  Essex,  in  his  expedition  to 
Cadis.  Sb:  George  d.  17  Nov.  1619.  leaving,  by  AUce, 
bis  wife,  wbo  d.  in  1627,  dau.  of  Thomas,  son  of  Sir 
Thomas  Essex,  Knt.  of  Lamboume,  Berks,  one  dau., 
Frances,  m.  to  Nathaniel  Styles,  Esq.  of  WiJton.  and 
two  sons,  John,  who  sold  Buokland  and  Wyddial,  and 
Geoiige,  of  Idttleoourt.  Buntingford,  who  m.  in  1652, 
Hdeoa  Baldwin,  and  had  a  son,  Geoige,  6.  in  166S,  and 
a  dau.,  Frances,  6.  in  1654. 

2  John,  (Sir,)  knighted  2«  Nov.  1618.  M.P.  for  Minehead 
in  1625,  m.  Joane,  dau.  of  Hugh  Trevilian,  of  Tames- 
combe,  Devon,  but  d.  «.  p.  in  Ids'). 

1  Ursula,  m.  in  1586,  to  Heurv  Sadleir,  Esq.  of  Everley, 
CO.  Wilts,  8rd  son  of  Sir  Ralph  Sadleir,  Knt.  of  Standoa, 
Herts. 

S  Cordelia,  m.  1st,  in  1504.  to  8b:  Thomas  Harris,  Knt  of 
Haldon,  Essex,  seijeant-at-law ;  and  .'ndly.  ii>  1622,  to 
Oapt.  Robert  Bacon,  of  Hesset,  co.  Suffolk. 

t  Mary-Magdalene,  m.  let,  in  1597,  to  John  Dorrington, 
Esq.  of  Spaldwlok  ;  and  Sndly,  to  Sir  —  Hyde,  Knt. 

II.  Thomas,  of  Chancery  Lane,  London.  Will  proved,  4 
March,  1611,  d.  t.  p. 

ni.  Edward,  of  Uttlecourt,  Laspstone,  Herts,  m.  1st,  in 
1574.  Maiigaret  Brograve,  of  Beckeuham,  and  by  her  bad 
a  son,  Edward.  He  m.  2ndly,  28  Sept.  1607,  Lady  Barbara 
Flndd.  widow  of  Sir  Thomas  Fludd.  Kut.  of  Milgate,  and 
dau.  of  Matthew  Bradbury.  Esq.  of  Wicken,  Essex.  He 
d.  in  1616,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Edward  Gtll,  Esq.  of  Anstey.  wbo  m.  in  1604.  Mary, 
dau  of  Edward  Michell,  EsqL  of  Standon,  and  widow  of 
Ricliard  Smartfoote,  Esq.  ofPuckeridge,  and  d.  in  1642, 
leaving  (with  two  daus.,  Barbara,  m.  to  Thosutf  Cutler, 
Esq.  of  Anstsy,  and  Susanna,  m.  to  Jobu  Allen,  Esq.  of 
Witham)  three  sons,  Eklwiurd ;  George,  of  Austey,  who 
left  issue ;  and  John,  of  Braughing,  Herts,  who  d.  in 
1693,  leaving  a  son,  John  GUI,  of  Bishop  Stortford,  who 
d.  in  1711,  leaving  a  son,  William,  and  other  issue. 

I.  Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Marmaduke  Grymstone,  Knt.  of 

Qiymstone  Garth,  co.  York. 
u.  Catherine,  m.  in  1570,  to  William  Hyde,  Esq.  of  South 

Denchworth,  Berks. 

Oeoige  GyU,  of  Wyddial,  by  Anne,  bis  Snd  wife,  bad  issue. 

I.  George,  of  Buntingford,  m.,  and  left,  with  other  issue, 
Bridget,  m.  to  Wilflam  Sterne,  Esq.  of  Barkway ;  and 
Christiana,  m.  to  Abdias  Tuer,  rector  of  Sawbridgeworth, 
Herts,  and  d.  in  1626.  From  this  marriage  maternally 
derived  Wiluam  Colb,  the  antiquary. 

n.  Robert  of  Eltbam,  whose  dau.,  Sylvester,  m.  in  1610, 
Thomas  Raymond,  of  Dunmow.  Elssex. 

in.  Heuiy,  m  Elizabeth,  second  dau.  of  Sir  Philip  Boteler, 
Knt  of  WoodhaU,  Herts,  and  d.  «.  p. 

rv.  Charies.  living  in  1508. 

L  Ann,  m.  in  157-X  to  Samuel,  son  of  Oement  Newce,  Esq. 
of  Hadbam. 

George  GyU  of  Wyddial's  will  was  proved  2  Dec  1568, 
snd  his  inq.  post  mortem  taken  10  Jan.,  11  Bxjxabbth. 
His  brother, 

Michael  Gtll,  suppossd  to  have  settled  fai  Kent  about 
1670,  left  a  son, 

Jomr  Gtll.  of  Sutton-at-Hone,  buried  there  6  April, 
1624.    He  was  fiatber  of 

John  Gtll  of  Sutton-at-Hone,  wbo  «n.  thars,  14  June, 
1611.  Ursula,  dau.  of  —  Langridge,  Esq.  of  Button,  and 
dying  in  1646,  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Gtll,  Esq.  of  Dartford,  who  appears  in  the 
parochial  books  as  performing  several  offices  in  the  town. 
By  AUce,  bis  wife,  who  d.  in  1672,  he  left  at  bis  deoease, 
18  Sept.  1667,  a  son, 

Gbohob  Gtll,  of  Dartford  snd  Boxloy,  Kent,  wbo  m. 
S6  Feb.  1676,  Susanna,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cox,  Esq.  of  Darl- 
498 


ford,  snd  dying  in  1726,  left,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and 
bebr, 

Wiluam  Qru^  Esq.  of  Boxl^,  baptised  there  80th  Sept. 
1686,  m.  8.  Sept.  1718.  BUsabetb,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Jobn 
Lawrence,  Esq.  of  Kent,  nieoe  of  James  Brooks,  Esq.  of 
Lewisham,  Kent,  bigb-sberiff  of  the  county  in  1781,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  28  April,  1760.  sged  60)  left  at  his  innwss 
10  August,  1754,  sged  68,  two  daus.,  Elisabeth,  ».  1st.  in 
1751,  to  Thomas  Baytop,  Esq.  of  Rochester  ;  and  tedly,  to 
James  Kincaid,  Esq. ;  and  Anne,  m  in  1746,  to  Thomaa 
Wright  son  of  Edward  Wright  Esq.  of  Aldbogtom,  eo. 
Kent,  Lord  Mayor  of  London,  1786,  two  sons,  Brooke,  wbo 
d.  $.  p.  in  1744,  and  bis  sueeessor, 

William  Gtll,  Esq.  of  WyrBrdisibury  House,  eo.  Books, 
and  Teovany  Hall,  Middlesex,  wbo  «».  1st  4  Oot  1761, 
Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-beir  of  Bobert-Prowse  Hnsael, 
Esq.  of  Wyrardisbury,  House,  and  Croydon,  oo.  Sorrsj, 
and  by  her  (wbo  d,  29  June,  1769,  aged  89)  bad  issue, 

I.  Rob-rt-Hutton,  6.  in  1758,  d.  «.  p.  in  1792. 

L  Elizabeth,  d.  unm.  9  Jime,  1776. 

n.  Margaret  m.  7  AprlL  1772,  to  Jobn  Desc^amps,  Esq.  of 

Ealing,  Middlesex,  and  d.  9  Nov.  1799,  aged  46. 
in.  Susanna,  b.  in  1766,   m.  11  Feb.   1779,  to  Tbomas- 

Cheadle  Banders,  Esq.  of  Hon.  E.I.C.,  and  Chariwood,  oo. 

Surrey,  who  d.  in  1816:  and  2ndly,  to  William  Bailer. 

Esq.  of  Tonbridge  Castle.  Kent  10  June,  1819.  d.  1832. 

She  d.  in  1838.  aged  77.  leaving  ismie  one  child.  Harriet 

ta.  to  the  Rev.  Geoige-Dinely  Goodere,  rector  of  Otterden. 

Kent 
IT.  Harriet  b.  in  1762.  m.  11  Feb.  1784,  Archibald  Pazton. 

Esq.  of  Watford  Place,  Herts,  high-sheriflrof  the  oounty 

in  1799,  brother  of  Sir  William  Paxton.  Knt  of  Middleton 

Hall,  Carmarthenshire,  d.  in  1817,  aged  80.     She  d  18 

Nov.  1794,  aged  83,  leaving  issue. 

William-Gill  Paxton,  Esq.  of  Henbury,  oo.  Dorset  higb- 
sheriffof  the  county  in  1888,  formeny  M.P.  for  Flymp- 
ton. 
Ti.  Graoe. 

Wr.  William  GyU  m.  2ndly,  38  Dee.  1773.  Maiy.  dan.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Broome,  Esq.  of  Ludlow,  oo.  Salop,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  11  March,  1820,  aged  90)  left  at  his  decease, 
17  March,  1798.  an  only  chUd. 

William  Gtll,  Esq.  of  Wyrsrdisbury,  6.  18  Sept.  1774. 
oapt  2nd  regt.  Life-guards,  and  equerry  to  H.R.H.  tbe 
Duke  of  Sussex.  He  raised  a  corps  of  volunteers  in  1804. 
on  the  praueditated  invasion  of  Napoleon.  Ci^.  OyU 
ta.  13  Oct  1794,  at  Wyrardisbury.  Lady  Harriet  Flemyng, 
only  child  of  tbe  Rt.  Hon.  Hamilton  Flemyng.  last  Bari 
of  Wigtoun,*  and  by  her  (wbo  d.  6  Nor.  1813,  aged  85) 
bad  issue, 

L  BaooKX-HAMlLiroN,  now  of  Wyrardisbury  House,  Bo^B, 

and  Yeovany  Hall,  Middlesex. 

n.  Bellendeu-Charies,  6.  in  1799,  d.  94  Sept  1822,  sged  24. 
ni.  Gordon- WiUoughbv-Jame!*,  b.  in  1803,  m.  20  Aug.  1839, 

Elisabeth- Ann,  2ud  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Bowyer  Sm^th, 

Bart.,  of  Hill  Hall,  Essex,  and  has  issue, 

1  Flemyng-George,  b.  8  Sept  1841. 

2  Edward  Gordon.  8  Brooke- Flemyng 
1  Letitia-Elizabeth.                 2  Cordelia-AdeJa. 

8  Lilias-Flemyng. 
IT.  Hamilton,  b.  5  May,  1804,  of  Shenley  Lodge,  and  Sails- 
bury  HalL  CO.  Herts,  m.  80  Sept  1835.  Frances,  dau.  and 
oo-beir  of  Sir  John    Murray,  Bart.,   of  Stanhope,  ou. 
Peebles,  N.a,  and  dying  21  Fsb.  1849  left  iasue, 

1  Hamilton-Flemyng-Campbell,  6.  11  Aug.  1830. 

2  BeUenden-Charles-Jobn.  6.  13  March,  1838. 

T.  Robert  (Sir,)  Knt,  6.  11  July,  1806.  Ute  15th  bussai% 
and  of  the  German  Legion,  and  fonneriy  lieut.  of  tba 
Yeomen  of  the  guard ;  ».  21  April,  1847,  Jai&a-Prioe,  daa. 
and  co-heir  of  Sur  John  Pinhom,  Knt. 

I.  Louisa-Jane-Grace,  m.  12  May,  1819,  to  Sir  Jasper  At- 
kinson, Knt.,  of  H.M.  Royal  Mint  and  has  isaoa,  a  dan., 
Jane-Laura,  m.  to  William  Gowing.  &ki. 

.inss— <iuarterly :  1st  and  4tb,  sa..  two  obevrons,  arg.. 
each  charged  with  three  mullets,  of  tbe  first  on  a  «>ft"tiAn.  or, 
a  Uon,  passant  guardant  gu.,  for  Gtll  ;  2nd,  aiig..  a  fee«e^ 
sa.,  witn  three  martlets,  of  tbe  first  between  three  oimwes 
pat^,  gtL,  for  Cakon  ;  3rd,  losengy,  or  and  vert,  a  lion, 
rampant  gu.,  for  Gtll. 

Crtatr^K  hawk's  head,  as.,  between  two  wings,  frattee^ 
vert 

ifotto— Virtutis  gloria  merces. 

8»ai — Wyrardisbury  House.  Bucks. 

*«*  Of  the  other  fiEunilies  of  G^  tbe  Hortiiamptoosbire 
branch  derived  ttom  John  Gyll.  only  aon  of  fUcbaid  Qyil, 


^  Hamilton,  last  Earl  of  Wigtoun.  was  son  of  Charlea  Boes, 
8tb  earL  and  grandson  of  James  Flemyng  of  Castlane,  Irs- 
land,  who  was  son  of  James  Flemyng.  of  Ray,  and  jgrandscm 
of  Alexander  Flemyng,  4th  son  of  John,  Ist  Earl  of  Wig^ 
totm. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


H  A  C 

who  d.  in  1M<L  of  whom  mention  is  made  in  the  will  of  Leo- 
nard Oyll,  Fellow  of  Jedus  College,  Cambridge,  in  1M7 ;  and 
another  Innanch  resided  at  Miioluiig,  in  Bases,  and  hekl  the 
patent  oflSoe  of  keeper  of  the  lions  in  the  Tower  of  London 
oar  one  hundred  and  thirteen  yeara.  (Sm  C^tttaknmt  T^ptg. 
U  atm.,  ToL  TiU.) 


HACKER  OF  EAST  BRIDGFORD. 

Hbathoote-Haokeb,  John,  Esq.  of  East  Bridg- 
ford  Old  Hall,  co.  Nottingham,  and  of  Leek,  co. 
Stafford,  h,  in  1794;  assumed  June,  1840,  the  addi- 
tional somame  and  arms  of  Hackbr, 

lineSff^. — FBAKon  Haokeb,  Esq.,  son,  by  Mtu^garet, 
his  wife,  of  John  Haoksb,  Esq.  (who  d.  in  1620,  and  to 
whom  there  is  a  monument  in  the  north  aiale  of  Bric^ord 
efanreh),  had  four  sons,  Prancia,  Biehard,  John,  and  Bow- 
land.  Franda,  the  eltot,  was  Col.  Haeker,  who  served 
under  the  Parliament,  and  attended  King  Obablxs  I.  to  bis 
execution.  Rowland,  the  youngest  son,  served  under  the 
king  during  these  troubles,  snd,  alter  the  death  of  his 
brocher,  who  suflbred  as  a  traitor  Ump  Chabx^s  II.,  left 
the  king's  army  in  disgust,  and  died  In  ssCirement,  at  East 
Bridgeford. 

The  Rby.  Balph  Hbatbootb,  rector  of  Moreton.  co. 
Berby,  and  vicar  of  Bileby,  ce.  Leiesster,  m.  Mary,  {fan.  «f 
the  Bev.  Simon  Ookley,  rector  of  Suasey,  oo.  Cambridge, 
professor  of  AraUc,  and  was  father  of 

Tn  Bxv.  Edward  Heathootb,  who  m.  Catherine,  only 
surviving  dau.  and  co4ieir  of  Bobert  Hacker,  Esq.  of  East 
Bridgeford,  the  last  male  deseendant  of  the  Hadur  family, 
and  had  by  her  a  numerous  family,  of  whom 

I.  Edwabd,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  1792,  Jane,  only  child  of 
John  Cock,  Esq.  late  of  Chesterfield,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
Bee.  1810,  k>ft  at  his  decease,  Apxil,  1844, 
1  Godftrey,  m.  Eliwbeth.  8rd  dau.  of-  OOlettv  Bsq. 
S  JoHX,  who  has  assumed  the  additional  surname  and 
arms  of  Haoueb,  and  is  present  proprietor  of  East 
Bridgford. 
8  Bowland.  m.  Aspes,  only  dau.  of  Samuel  Harding. 
Bia.^and  has  three  sons,    Edward,  Bowland,  and 

4  WiUiani. 

1  Jane,  m.  to  Astley  Holt,  M.D. 

2  Frances,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Thos.  Harding. 

8  Catherine- Anne,  m.  to  Benjamin  Blaydes  Thon^Mon, 
Esq. 
n.  Rowland,  llent.-eol.  in  the  army,  assumed,  in  1819,  the 
additional  surname  and  anna  of  HAOxnt,  under  tiie  will 
of  hia  mother,  and  d.  in  1840. 

.iinn*— Erm..  three  pomees,  each  diaiged  ^th  a  eroes.  or 
for  Hbathoots.  8a.,  a  cross,  valre,  between  four  mullets^ 
or,  pieroed,  of  the  field,  for  Hacksb. 

CrttU — On  a  mural  crown,  as.,  a  pomee,  changed  with  a 

cross,  or.  between  two  wings,  dijq>layed,  erm.,  for  Hkath- 

oorrm,    A  woodpecker,  standing  on  the  stock  of  a  tre^ 

eradicated  ppr.,  for  Hacksb. 

&(U»-Eart  Bridgfozd,  Old  Hall,  Notts :  Leek,  oo.  atafRnd. 


HACKETT  OF  MOOR  PARK. 

Hackett,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Moor  Park,  King's 
County  and  Riverstown,  co.  Tipperary,  J.P.,  high 
sheriff  of  the  King's  County,  1844,  h,  15  Jan.  1798; 
m.  1  Julf,  1830,  Jane-Bernard,  youngest  dau.  of 
the  late  Bernard  Shaw,  Esq.  of  Monkstown  Castle, 
oo.  Coric,  and  niece  of  the  late  Sir  Robert  Shaw, 
Bart.,  of  Bushy  Park,  co.  Dublin,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Simpson,  capt  28th  regt  6.  16  June,  1831. 

n.  Thomas-Bernard,  28rd  B.  W.  ftiailiers,  b  16  Juns^  1830. 

m.  Bobert-Henry,  19th  rsgt,  ft.  20  Aug.  1889. 

IT.  Charles,  ft.  4  Jan.  1846. 

L  Jane-Louisa.  n.  Sara.  lu.  Emily. 

rr.  Louisa.  ▼.  AUoe.  ti.  Florenos. 

▼n.  Helena-Agnes. 

X^ttteagt.— BoBBtT  Haokbit.  of  Vglish,  in  the  King's 
Gounty,  left  by  Anne,  his  wife,  (with  sevenJ  daxia.  one  of 
whom  m.  Biohard  Burris,  Esq.  of  Balllntemple,  King's 
County,  and  another,  Deborah,  ««.  Bobert  Rohfnaan,  Bsq. 
of  Tinnikelly,}  four  sons,  vis., 

I.  SiMPSOV,  of  whom  presently. 

n.  William,  of  Prospect,  Parsonstown,  deceased. 

m.  Michael,  of  Bbn  Grove,  Parsonstown,  m.  Miss  Mitchdl, 
dau.  of  Adam  Mitchell,  Bsq.  and  d.  in  1866,  leaving  issue, 

1  Bobert,  a  caralry  officer,  m.  Miss  Steele,  and  d.  4.  p. 

2  Thomas,  of  Whlteford,  m.  and  liaa  issue. 

8  Wdlington,  an  officer  in  the  army,  d.  wtM. 
4  Adam,  lieu^  in  the  anny. 
499 


HAG 

6  Oeorge.  an  officer  in  the  army. 

6  Samuel  major  in  the  army,  and  capt  S8th  refft. 

7  Bichard,  of^Elm  Grove,  »».  Ist,  Miss  Pitasgerald,  dan. 
of  the  Bev.  Mr.  Fitzgerald,  and  2udly,  Mias  Sadleir. 

1  A  dau,  m.  to  Capt.  Davidson. 

2  Jane,  m.  to  William  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Dublin. 

IT.  Isaac,  an  officer  in  the  army,  killed  at  Waterioo. 
TIm  eldest  sen, 

Snowm  Hackstv,  Iteq.  of  Btventown,  so.  Tipperary- 
(son  of  Bobert  and  Anne  HackettX  ft.  28  Dec.  1763,  m. 
1  May,  1790,  Sarah  Mitchell,  and  by  her  (who  d.  6  Aug. 
1889)  had. 

Bobert,  18th  hussars,  ft.  1  Jan.  1796,  d,  22  AprU  1816. 

Thomas,  now  of  Moor  Park. 

Sarah,  m.  to  Alexander  A.  Graydon,  Esq.  of  Newcantle 
Houses  00.  Dublin. 

Anne-Maria,  m.  to  John  Brereton,  Bsq.  of  Old  Court,  co. 
npperszy. 

Marcou^  m.  to  Thomas  Hobbs,  Esq.  capt.  92ud  High- 
landers, of  Bameboy,  King's  County. 

Jane;  m.  to  Bobert  Seymour  Droughty  Esq.  of  Bidgemont, 
King's  County 
Mr.  HadceU  d.  21  Jan.  1848. 

^rm«— Sa..  three  piles,  pointing  to  the  base,  arg..  the 
centre  one  chaiiged  with  a  trefoil,  slipped,  vert,  on  a  chief; 
ga,  a  lion,  passant,  guardant,  or. 

Crett—A,  demi-panther,  aig.,  spotted,  as.,  collared,  gu.. 
chaii^  on  the  shoulder  with  a  trefoil,  slipped,  vert,  and 
holdmg  in  the  dexter  paw  a  branch,  of  the  last. 

if  oOo—Virtute  et  fldeUtate. 

Ants— Moor  Park,  and  Biverstown,  near  Parsonstown. 


HAFFENDEN  OF  HOMEWOOD. 

Haffki^den,  Alfred,  Esq.  of  Homewood,  co. 
Kent,  ft.  3  Jan,  1825. 

Ititif  Afft. — ^The  Haffkmdbns  have  been  long  resident 
in  the  county  of  Kent,  at  Tenterden  and  Smarden,  Halden- 
Buggleeden,  in  the  north  part  of  Boresile  Borou{^  being 
anciently  and  up  to  a  very  recent  period,  their  property 
and  abode ;  that  estate,  descending  trovx  Bobert  Haffenden, 
of  Bugglesden,  to  his  brother,  John  Haffenden,  Esq.  of 
Charing,  was  conveyed,. by  the  only  child  of  the  latter. 
Amy  Hafienden,  in  miuriage.  to  William  Hawker,  Esq. 

From  Laurence  Haffenden,  of  Bugglesden,  bailiff  of  Ten- 
terden, 1  BiOHABD  III.,  lineally  derived, 

Jamss  Haffsndcv,  Esq.  of  Homewood  and  Clearwell 
Court,  obtain  in  the  Notts  militia,  ft.  1  Jan.  1788,  who  m. 
28  Jan.  1813,  Catharine,  dau.  of  Joseph  Walker,  Esq.  of 
Eastwood  House,  co.  Turk,  and  dying  in  1838,  left  issue, 

AunuED,  his  heir,  of  Homewood. 

Sgphia-Eli2abeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Dickinson-Hall,  Esq.  of 

Whatton  Manor,  Notts. 
Catherine. 
Angelina,  m.  6  May,  1841,  to  the  Bev.  Alleyne,  8rd  sou  of 

Sir  Henry  Fitzherbert,   Bart,  of  Tifisiugton   Hall,  co. 

Derby. 
Harriet-Cecilia. 

Jrms— Chequy,  sa.  and  arg.,  on  a  bend,  az.,  three  mul- 
lets, or. 
Crei^— An  eagle's  head,  couped. 
fil0a^— Homewood,  Kent. 


HAGGARD  OF  WEST  BRADENHAM. 

Haggard,  Wiluam-Meybohm-Rydeb,  Esq.  of  West 
Bradenhani  Hall,  Norfolk,  L.L.B.,  barrister-at-law, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  tn.  Ella,  elder  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Bazett  Doveton,  Esq.,  late  of  E.I.C.  civil  service, 
only  son  of  the  late  John  Doveton,  E&q.  of  St. 
Helena,  and  has 

WiiUAM,  and  other  issue. 

S.ttlfa0f. — ^The  name  of  this  family  is  supposed  to 
have  been,  originally  Ogard,  and  to  be  descended  from  the 
Ogards  of  The  Rye,  Herts. 

John  Haooard,  of  Boyston,  had  by  Hannah  Aungier  his 
wife,  a  son,  John  Haooard,  of  Old  Ford  House,  Bow, 
CO.  Middlesex,  who  m.  1st,  Elisabeth  Stretton,  and  2ndly, 
Bridget  Fellows,  and  had  issue, 

1.  John,  his  heir. 

u.  Mark,  of  Stratford-le-Bow,  merchant,  w.  Mary.  dau. 

of  Peter  Debonnaiie,  of  Bromley,  Middlesex,  and  had  issue, 

1  Mark  Haggard,  of  Stoke  Newiugton,  co.  Middlesex, 

who  m.  Susannah  Jones,  and  had  issue  (with  Mark  and 

Samuel,  who  both  d.  unm.,  and  a  dau.  Susannah  Bachel, 

m.  to  C.  Sanderson,  stockbrokerX  another  son, 

William  Debonnaire  Haggard,  Esq.  of  the  Bank  of 

England  and  Lee  Orove,  who  m.  1st,  Mary^Frauces^' 


H  A  I 


HAL 


Clifton,  and  had  by  her  (who  d.  1818)  one  son,  Wil- 
liam Debonnaira,  m.  to  Sarah  Nichaon,  and  two  daus., 
he  iii.  2ndly,  Jane  C^ner,  who  d.  1824,  leaving  issue 
two  sons,  audSrdly,  Elizabeth  NodeeleCron,  by  whom 
he  had  a  son  and  dau. 
1  Mary,  m.  Hany  Hale,  marohant.  S  Hannah. 

The  eldest  son, 

JoHK  Haooabd,  Esq.,  m.  1st,  Mary  Warner,  who  il.  1782, 
and  was  buried  at  Bromley  Mida,  and  had  issue  by  her, 

John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Bennington,  Herts,  who. 
d,  21  March,  1813,  at  90,  $.  p.,  Manr  Lee,  his  wife,  sister 
of  Eliaabeth,  his  father's  second  wife,  having  predeceased 
him,  26  Nov.  1778,  wt.  68. 

WiLUAM  Hknkt,  of  whom  pi'eeently. 
Mr.  Haggard  d.  6  Feb.  1776,  »t  76,  and  was  buried  at  Ben- 
nington ;  his  2nd  wife,  Elizabeth  Lee  survived  him  and  d. 
81  Jan.  1794,  at  83.    The  only  surviving  son, 

William  Hekbt  Haoqard,  Esq.,  was  of  the  city  of 
Norwich,  and  m.  Susan-Rebecca,  dau.  of  James  Bamham, 
Esq. ;  by  her  (who  d.  14  Jan.  1804)  he  had  an  only  son  and 
heir, 

William  Hsnrt  Haooard,  Esq.,  B.A.  of  Emmanuel 
College,  Cambridge,  barrister-at-law,  who  purchased  the 
estate,  and  was  of  Bradenham  HalL  He  m.  16  July,  1781, 
Frances,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thos.  Amyand,*  rector  of 
Hambledon,  Bucks,  and  of  Fawley,  Oxon  (by  Frances,  his 
wife,  dau.  and  ultimately  sole  heir  of  Thos.  Rider,  of 
Twickenham,  Esq.),  which  lady  d.  21  July,  1820,  sst.  60. 
Mr.  Haggard  d.  in  1837,  aged  79,  leaving  issue  eleven 
children,  viz.  (with  others  who  d.  infuits), 

William  Habbt,  of  whom  presently. 

Thomas,  6.  1790,  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  William  Tickell,  of 
Bath. 

John,  LL.D.  of  Doctors*  Commons,  tn.  1820,  Caroline,  dau. 
of  Mark  Hodgson,  of  Bromiey,  and  has  issue  seven  sons 
and  four  daus. 

Geoige,  d.  unm.  1817. 

Frances,  m.  John  Adolphus  Young,  Esq.  of  Great  Ormond- 
street. 

Luanda,  m.  Robt.  Mapletoft^  Esq.,  Spring  Hall,  Suffolk. 

Caroline,  ynm. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

William  Hbmbt  Haooard,  Esq  ,  6.  26  Sept.  1783,  s.  his 
father,  and  d.  29  March,  1843,  at  Brighton,  having  m.  1816, 
Ellzibeth,  eldest  dau  and  co-heir  of  James  Meybobm,  Esq. 
of  St.  Petersburgh,  and  hid  issue.  He  was  «.  at  Bradenham 
by  William  Mstbohm  Rider  Haooard,  Esq.,  his  heir, 
now  of  Bradenham  Hall,  and  at  Amyand  House,  Twicken- 
ham, by  his  younger  son,  James  Haggund,  Esq. 

Arni$ — Ae.,  a  mullet  of  six  points,  ai^. 
Crest — A  mullet  of  six  points  arg. 
Sca»— W«tst  Bradenham,  Norfolk. 


Jamks.  now  of  Armagh  Manor. 

Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Hamond  Dawson. 

Armt—Qn.,  two  bars,  or,  on  a  chief;  indented,  9rg.,  m 
thistle,  por. 

Crttt—k  lion,  rampant^  aig.,  •iq>porting  the  Roman 
fiAScee,  ppr. 

Motto— In  te  Domine  q>eravi 

fiiot— Annsgh  Manor,  co.  Fermanagh. 


HAIRE   OF  ARMAGH  MANOR 

Haip.b,  James,  Esq.  of  Armagh  Manor,  oo.  FerDia- 
nagh,  high  eheriff  1853,  b  Oct  1801. 

HinCagt.— The  Hares  are  traditionaUy  of  Scottish 
origin,  and  are  stated  to  have  settled  in  Ireland  at  the 
period  of  religious  persecution  in  Scotland.  They  were 
first  established  in  the  barony  of  Olenawley,  oo.  Fermanagh, 
and  were  subsequently  moved  to  the  barony  of  Clonkelly, 
in  another  part  of  the  same  county,  on  the  acquisition  of 
the  property  of  Armagh  Manor  by  the  late 

James  Hairs,  Esq.,  who  first  adopted  the  additional  t 
in  the  name.    He  m.  Anne,  daiL  of  William  Heniy,  Esq., 
a  Dublin  merchant,  and  had  issue, 
Robert,  his  heir. 

Hamilton,  of  Olassdrummon,  co.  Fermanagh,  nt.  1st, 
Frances,  dau  of  —  Newbuigh,  Esq.  of  B^yhaise,  by 
whom  he  had,  James-Hamilton,  in  holy  orders;  Frances, 
m.  to  William  Armstrong,  M.D.,  of  CoUooney,  co.  Sligo. 
He  m.  2ndlv,  Anne,  dau.  of— Chittick,  Esq.  of  Ennis- 
killen,  and  had  by  her  Heniy,  and  other  issue.  He  d. 
in  Deo.  1844. 

Henry,  capt  66th  regt.,  d.  1809,  after  a  long  course  of 
military  service. 
Maiy-Anne,  m.  to  Joseph  Rolleston,  Esq.,  K.C.,  deceased. 

The  eldest  son, 

Robert  Haire,  Esq.  of  Armagh  Manor,  one  of  H.M. 
Counsel ;  m.  1799,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Babington, 
E^q.  of  CAvan,  and  by  her  (who  d.  8  April,  1811)  he  left  at 
his  decease,  3  March,  1851,  a  son  and  a  dau.,  viz.. 


'*  T^ie  Rev.  Thos.  Amyand  was  elder  son  of  Claudius 
Amymd.   E^q.    surgeon  to  Oboroe  II.,  whose  Snd  son, 
0»orge  Amyand.  was  created  a  baronet 
500 


HALE  OF  ALDERLEY. 

Blaodbn-Hale,  Robert-H.,  Enq.  of  Alderley,  co. 
Gloucester;  m.  in   1807,   Lady   Theodosia- Eleanor 
Bourke,  dau.  of  Joseph  Deane,  3rd  Earl  of  Majo, 
Archbishop  of  Tuam,  and  by  her  (who  d.  23  Aug. 
1845,)  had  issue;  his  son  and  heir, 
Bobebt-Blaodem,  M.P.  for  West  Oloucestershire,  ft.  1807  ; 
m.    1882,   Anne-Jane,  eldest  dau.   of  the  late   G.-P. 
Holford,  Esq.  of  Weston  Birt  and  has  issue, 
1  Robert  b.  1884.  2  Matthew  Holfonl,  ft.  1836. 

1  Anne.  8  Theodoaia.  8  Qeoxgina. 

The  Hales  of  Alderley  descend  from  the  family  of 
the  celebrated  Sir  Matthew  Hale,  Chief  Justice  of 
the  King's  Bench,  who  was  bom  at  Alderley,  in  1609. 

uirm»— Ar.,  a  fesse^  sa.,  in  chief,  three  dnquefoila,  of  the 
last. 
CVe«e— A  heron's  head,  erased,  aiv. 
lSea^— Alderley,  Wotton-under-Edige. 


HALE  OF  KING'S  WALDEN. 

Hale,  William,  Esq.  of  King's  Walden,  co.  Hert- 
ford, ft.  Aug.  1816. 

Ititif  Afff . — I^iCHARD  Hale,  eldest  son  of  Thomas  Hale, 
of  Codioote,  Herts,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edmund 
Michell,  Esq.,  purchased  the  estate  of  King's  Walden.  Herts, 
in  the  time  of  Elizabeth.    His  grandson, 

RowLAHD  Hale,  Esq.  of  King's  Walden,  (eldest  son  of 
William  Hale,  Esq.  of  Khig's  Walden,  high-sheriff  1621. 
and  brother  of  Archdeacon  Bernard  Hale,  principal  of 
Peter  House,  Cambridge,  and  also  of  Sir  John  Hale,  of 
Stagenhoe,)  ft.  8  June,  1600,  served  the  office  of  sheriff  of 
Herts  in  1647.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Qarwey, 
Knt.,  and  left  7  April,  1669,  a  son  and  successor, 

WiLUAM  Halb»  Esq.  of  King's  Walden,  M.P.  for  Herts, 
18  and  31  of  Charles  II.    He  m.  Maxy,  dau.  of  Jeremish 
Elwes,   Esq.  of  Roxby,   oo.  linooln,  by  whom,  who  d. 
28  July,  1713.  at  the  age  of  72,  he  had  ten  sons  and  four 
daus.,  of  whom 
Richard,  ft.  4  Not.  1669;  m.  3  April,  1684,  Elizabeth,  dan. 
and  heir  of  Isaac  Meynell,  Esa.  of  Lanfley  Meynell,  co. 
Derby,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2Ddly,  the  Hon.  RoImH  CecU, 
2nd  son  of  James,  8rd  Eari  of  Salisbury)  left  at  his  decease, 
in  1689,  (with  a  dau.,  Manr,  maid  of  honour  to  Queen 
Anke,  who  m.  Thomas  Coke,  Esq.,  and  was  mother  of 
Maiy  Coke,  the  wife  of  Sir  Mathew  Lambe,  whoee  son 
was  elevated  to  the  peerage  as  Viscouut  Melbourne.)  a 
son  and  successor.  wiLLfAM  Hale,  Esq.,  M.P.,  whose 
sons,  William,  and  Paggen,  M.P.  for  Herts ;  both  d.$.p. 
Bebnard  (SirX  of  whom  presently. 
The  8th  son,  but  in  whose  descendant  the  repreeentation  of 
the  family  is  now  vested. 

Sir  Bernard  Hale,  bapt.  18  March,  1677,  was  consti- 
tuted, in  1722,  chief  baron  of  the  Ezdiequer  in  Ireland, 
and  subsequently  received  the  honour  of  knighthood.  He 
m.  Anne  Thursby,  of  Northampttmshire,  and  by  her,  who 
d,  11  April,  1768,  had, 
I.  WiLUAM,  his  heir. 

n.  Richard,  who  d.  14  Sept  1812,  in  his  92nd  year. 
UL  Bernard,  a  general  officer.  coL  20th  regt^,  lieutanant- 
govemor  of  Chelsea  Hospital,  10  May,  1773,  and  after^ 
wards  lieutenant-governor  of  the  Ordnance;  m.   Sept. 
1750,  Martha  2nd  datL  of  Richard  Rigby,  Esq.  of  MiaOey 
Hall,  Essex,  and  d.  18  March,  1798,  leaving  a  son, 
Lieut. -CoL.  Francis  Hale,  M.P.,  who,  upon  inheriting 
the  estates  of  his  maternal  uncla   the  Right  Hon. 
Richard  Rigby,  who  d.  8  April,  1788.  assumed,  by 
sign-manual,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Rioby.     tie 
m.   Frances,    dau.    of  Sir  Thomas  Rumbold,   Bart., 
governor  of  Madras,  and  had  a  dau., 
Frances,  m,  in  1808,  to  William  Horsey  Sid  Lord 
Rivers. 
rv.  John,  of  Plantation,  near  Oisborough,  in  Torkahirs,  a 
seneral  officer  in  the  army,  and  colonel  of  the  17th  Ught 
dragoons,  governor  of  Londonderry  and  Co<^oreforta. 
in  1781 ;  m.  Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  William  (7h.iloner,  Eaq.  of 
Oisborough,  and  d.  20  March,  1806,  leaving  a  numerous 
issue. 


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I.  Catherine^  m.  to  Thomas  Nugent,  Evq.,  common  seijeant 

of  Loudon. 
u.  Jau«,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Manin  Madan,  eldest  eon  of  CoL 

Madan,  by  Judith  his  wife,  dau.  of  Mr.  Justice  .Spencer 

Cowper. 
III.  Anne^  d.  unm. 

Sir  Bernard  d.  7  Nor.  1729,  and  yns  *.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  Halb,  Esq.  of  King's  Walden,  who  tn.  1746, 
Elisabeth,  youngest  dau.  of  Sir  Oharlee  Famaby,  Bart., 
and  by  her,  who  d.  1780,  had  issue, 
William,  his  heir. 

Paggen,  a  banker  in  London,  who  m.  8  Feb.  1791,  Miss 
luuy  Keet,  and  d.  «.  p.  18  Jan,  1807. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  SUUingfleet. 
Charlotte,  m.  Ist,  to  Thomas  Dimcombe,  Esq.  of  Dun- 
combe  Park,  00.  York :  and  2ndly,  to  Thomas  Onslow, 
Earl  Onslow. 
Surah,  m.  to  the  Bev.  James  Bowles,  rector  of  Burford,  in 
Salop,  and  d.  in  1783. 
Anne,  m,  18  April,  1782,  to  Sb  Edward  Bering,  BarL 

Mr.  Hale  d.  14  Sept  1798,  aged  77.    His  son, 

William  Hale,  Esq.  of  King's  Walden,  m.  8  April,  1777, 
Maty,  dau.  of  James,  2nd  Viscount  Grimston,  and  had 
issue, 
WnxLAJt,  his  heir. 

PagKen,  baptized  17  July,  1784,  d.  at  Pimlico.  7  Nov.  1814. 
CecU-Famaby-Ricbard,  R.N.,  baptised  1  July,  1786,  d. 
17  Jan.  1801. 

Heniy-Jeremv,  bapt  15  Jan.  1791,  curate  of  King's  Walden, 
9u  Fktmoes,  dau.  of  John  Sowerby,  Esq.  of  Putteridgebury, 
Herts,  and  d.  leaving  two  sons  and  three  daus. 
Chariotte-Bucknall,  m.  her  cousin,  Cholmely  Bering,  2nd 
son  of  edr  Edward  Bering,  Bart,  of  Surrenden  Bering. 
Elizabeth-Mary,  m.  to  George  Proctor,  Esq.  of  Mardocks. 

Mr.  Hale  d.  22  April,  1829,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Halk,  Esq.  of  King's  Walden,  b.  5  Jtme,  1782 ; 
who  m.  1st,  Feb.  1815.  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
William  Leeson,  of  The  Node,  son  of  Joseph,  Earl  of 
Milltown,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  April,  1822)  had, 

WiLUAM,  of  King's  Walden. 

Emily-Maiy-Brand.  m.  20  Jan.  1842,  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev. 
PhiUp-Torke  Savile,  Srd  son  of  the  Eari  of  Mexborough. 

He  m.  2ndly,  28  Bee.  1824,  Chariotte,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir 
Bichard-Joaeph  Sullivan,  Bart,  of  Thames  Bitton,  and  had 
by  her, 

Charies-Chohneley,  b.  9  July,  1880. 

Charlotte-Eliza. 

.^mM— Az.,  achev..  embattled,  counter-embattled,  or. 
Crat — A  snake,  ppr.,  entwined  round  five  arrows,  or, 
headed,  sa.,  featherea,  arg.,  one  in  pale,  foiur  saltier  ways. 
&a(— King's  Walden. 


HALIDAY  OF  SQUIRES  HILL. 

Haudat,  Alexandkr-Henry,  Esq.  of  Carnmoney, 
CO.  Antrim,  J.P.,  high  sheriflf  1842;  6.  21  Nov.  ISOtf. 

X^ttt^affC. — ^This  is  a  branch  of  the  house  of  TuUiobole, 
Kinross-shire;  the  first  of  whom  settled  in  Ireland  was  the 
Bsv.  Samubl  Halidat,  minister  of  Omagh,  oo.  Tyrone,  in 
the  general  synod  of  Ulster,  before  the  Revolution;  of 
TuUiebole,  Kinross-shire  (and  Fossaway.  united  parishes), 
from  1688  to  1501,  as  supposed ;  and  of  Ardstran,  oo.  Tyrone, 
from  1592.  He  i».  Lettice,  dau.  of  John  CraufUrd,  of  Bally- 
savage,  oo.  Antrim,  (and  of  Berbel  and  Almuir  manors, 
Ayrshire).  His  only  son,  Samusl,  6.  before  the  Revolution, 
ordahied  by  the  presbytery  of  Geneva,  1708,  was  chaplain 
to  the  Cameronian  regiment,  thencefortiii  to  the  dose  of  the 
war  in  Flanders ;  and  minister  of  the  first  presbyterian  church 
of  Belfast,  1719.  He  m.  1721,  Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Alexander 
Balway,  of  BallyhiU.  co.  Antrim,  M.P.,  and  relict,  let  of 
Thomas  Travers,  lieut.-colonel  of  Lord  Rochford's  dragoons; 
and  Sndly,  of  Arthur  Maxwell,  of  Drum-beg,  co.  Antrim. 
lie  d.  in  1789,  leaving  issue,  three  sons  and  one  dau.  His 
eldest  son, 

Bobsbt-Dalwat  Haltoat,  Esq.  of  Castlehill.  co.  Down, 
b,  in  1724;  fa.  hi  1754,  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  John 
Smith,  of  Newland,  Torkshire,  (father  of  Sir  John  Sylvester 
Smith,  the  1st  Baronet),  and  d.  in  1796,  having  issue  by  her, 
two  sons,  John  Smith,  and  William,  and  one  dau.,  Anne, 
surviving ;  besides  three  sons,  who  d.  itnm.  in  their  father's 
lifetfane,  viz.,  Christopher,  poet-captain  R.N. ;  Alexander, 
also  in  the  navy,  naval  A. B.C.  to  Lord  Robert  Manners; 
and  Robert,  in  the  army,  killed  at  Tai^ore. 

Albxandek-Hshbt  Hauoat,  of  BeUiMt,  M.D.,  the  Srd 
son  of  Samuel,  b,  in  1728,  bore  a  distinguished  pMrt  in  the 
poUtics  of  Ulster  dturlng  the  laiter  half  of  the  past  century; 
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was  the  original  secretary  of  the  Northern  Whig  Club 
seconder  of  the  first  public  petition  that  was  presented  to 
the  Irish  parliament  for  the  relief  of  Roman  Catholic  dis- 
abilities; and  in  1771,  when  the  "Hearts  of  Steel"  entered 
the  town  of  Belfisst,  and  attacked  the  garrison  in  their 
barracks,  arrested  by  his  interposition,  at  the  risk  of  his 
life,  the  conflict  commenced,  and  saved  the  town  ftrom 
imminent  destruction.  He  m.  1st,  Martha,  dau.  of  Randal 
McCoUum,  and  (after  her  death,  in  1778)  2ndly,  in  1775, 
Anne,  8rd  dau.  of  Campbell  Sdmonstone,  lieutenant- 
Govemor  of  Dumbarton  Castle  (brother  of  Sir  Archibald 
Edmonstone,  of  Duntreath,  the  1st  Bart),  and  dying  in 
1802,  without  issue,  left  his  paternal  estates,  which  had 
devolved  on  him,  to  his  younger  nephew, 

WiLUAM  Haudat,  5.  in  1763 ;  who  m.  in  1805,  Marian, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Gilbert  Webster,  of  Greenville,  co. 
Down,  (2nd  son  of  Sir  Godfirey  Webster,  of  Battel  Abbey 
Sussex,  the  Srd  Bart.),  by  his  wife  Marian,  elder  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Boyd,  of  Bonaghadee,  oo.  Down,  and  relict 
of  General  James  Gisbome,  M.P.,  commander-in-chief  of 
the  forces  in  Ireland,  and  d,  8  June,  1886,  leaving  issue, 

Alexandeb-Hcnbt,  now  of  Canimoney. 

William-Robert,  b.  6  April,  1808,  lieut. -colonel  in  the  army. 

Marion-Emily. 

Elizabeth-Georgina,  d.  unm.  25  Jan.  1845. 

Ama—Arg.  a  sword  paleways,  the  pommel  within  a 
orescent  in  base,  gu.,  on  a  canton,  dexter,  as.,  a  St.  Andrew's 
cross,  of  the  first,  quartering  Webbtkb  and  Botd. 

Crest — ^A  boar's  head,  couped,  ai^.,  langued  and  tusked,  or. 

Motto — Virtute  parta. 

Seat — Carnmoney,  co.  Antrim. 


HALKETT   OF   HALL   HILL. 

Halkett-Craiqie-Inous,  Charles,  Esq.  of  Cra- 
mond,  CO.  Edinburgh,  J.P.,  late  iu  the  93rd  regt.,  b, 
10  Dec.  1802;  m.  26  March,  1824,  Susan,  youngest 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Majoribanks,  Bart,  of  Lees,  co. 
Berwick,  and  has  surviving  issue, 

I.  JoHN-CoRNKLius,  b.  19  Juuc,  1830;  m.  June,  1854, 
Matilda-Justine,  dau.  of  Duncan  INtvidson,  Esq.  of 
TuUoch. 

n.  David,  Bengal  civil  service,  b.  10  July,  1835. 

m.  Charles-Hariand,  6.  23  Oct.  1838. 

L  MatUda,  m.  Oct.  1853,  to  lieut. -Col.  Elliot,  7»th  regt, 
eldest  son  of  the  Hon.  John  Elliot 

u.  Anne-Catherine,  m.  1851,  to  Mt^or  Brewster,  youngest 
son  of  Sir  David  Brewster. 

III.  Maiy-Stuart 

Itttltafft* — ^The  Halketts  were  tne  barons  in  FKbshlre, 
and  had  large  landed  possessions  in  the  western  parts  of 
that  county  six  hundred  years  ago.  The  first  of  the  family 
upon  record,  who  distinguished  himself  by  feats  of  arms, 
was 

David  db  Halkstt,  a  powerful  warrior,  living  Ump.  King 
David  Bbuoe.    He  was  father  of 

Pkilippus  de  Halkett,  who  flourished  in  the  reigns  of 
Kings  Robert  II.  and  Robert  HI.  From  this  Philip  de 
Halkett  we  pass  over  seven  generations,  observing  the 
remarkable  fact,  that  the  chiefii  of  this  family  have  always 
been  in  the  military  service  of  their  own  ooimtry,  or  that 
of  some  allied  power. 

Gboros  Halkett,  the  9th  in  direct  lineal  descent,  and  a 
distinguished  officer,  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  Sir  Patrick  Hep- 
bum,  of  Waughton,  and  had  three  sons  and  one  dau.,  of 
whom 

Sir  John  Halkett,  Knt.,  Srd  son  of  George  Halkett,  and 
10th  in  direct  lineal  descent,  received  the  honour  of  knight- 
hood i^m  King  James  TI.  ;  rose  to  the  rank  of  genezul  in 
the  Dutch  service,  and  had  the  command  of  a  Scots  regi- 
ment. He  was  likewise  president  of  the  grand  Court 
Mfti4«h^ii  in  Holland.  Sir  John  m.  Maiy  Van  Loon,  a  lady 
of  high  rank  in  Amsterdam,  and  was  killed  at  the  siege  of 
Bois-le-Duc  in  1628,  leaving  a  son  and  successor, 

Maurice  Halkett,  a  capt.  in  the  army,  who  to.  Made- 
moiselle Agnes  Decquere,  of  Artois,  by  whom  he  had  one 
son,  Edward.  Captain  Maurice  Halkett  was  killed  at 
Maestricht,  in  1675,  and  was  «.  in  his  estates  by  his  only 
son, 

Edward  Halkett,  a  major  in  the  Dutch  service,  who  m. 
Judith  de  Pagniet,  a  lady  of  the  province  of  Guelderland, 
and  had  issue.  Major  Edward  Halkett  was  killed  at  the 
battle  of  Ramilies,  hi  1706,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Charles  Halkett,  Esq..  who  rose  to  the  rank  of  lieut.- 
general,  and  had  the  command  of  a  Scots  regiment  in 
Holland.     He  m.  1st  Margaret  eldest  dau.  of  Brigadier- 


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Q«neral  Corbot,  bj  whom  he  had  two  sons,  Charlbi  and 
John,  d.  1760,  and  one  dau. ;  and  m.  2ndly,  Mademoiselle 
Anne  le  Faucher,  a  French  lady,  by  whom  he  had  a  son, 

Frederick,  d.  a  nu^or-gen.  in  the  British  service.    He  left, 
by  his  wife,  a  Miss  Seton,  with  three  daus.,  two  sons, 
Colin  (Sir),  O  .C.B.,  a  ^neral  officer. 
Hugh,  a  g^eral  in  the lianoverian  service. 

The  GeDeral  d.  in  1758,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Chahlss  Hauudtt,  Esq.,  who  was  a  colonel  in  the  1>aieh 
servioe,  and  governor  of  Xamur.  He  m.  Anae,  heiress  of 
John  Oaigte,  E«sq.  of  Dumbamie,  one  of  the  lords  of 
Justiciary  in  Scotland,  (by  Susan,  eldest  dau.  of  8hr  John 
Inglis,  Bart,  of  Cromond,  and  Lady  Susan  Hamilton,  hla 
wifo,  dau.  of  the  4th  Earl  of  Haddington),  and  by  the  deeds 
of  settlement  her  husband  and  their  successors  were  obliged 
to  asflUBae  the  name  and  arms  of  Cbaicde,  in  addiU<m  to 
those  of  Halkktt.    By  this  lady  he  had  issue, 

Oharlm,  a  mi^or  in  the  army,  d.  in  India. 

JoHM-OoRMKUUS,  suooessor  to  his  father. 

Susanna-Judith,  m.  Ctmiin,  of  Belugas,  (lineally  descended 
from  the  ancient  family  of  the  C!omines,  in  France.) 

Mai)]faret-Maria,  m.  to  Colonel  landenay,  (claimant  to  the 
ancient  title  of  Lord  Lindeaay,  of  Byres.) 

Christian-Smith,  m.  to  M^or  sands. 

Anna-Cockbum,  m.  to  John  Wauchope,  Esq.  of  Niddry. 

Catherine-Hermione. 

IsabeUa-Comelia,  twin  with  John-Cornelius,  m.  the  Right 
Hon.  Bobert  Blair,  lord-president  of  the  Court  of  Boston 
in  Scotland. 

The  eldest  surviTlng  son  and  heir, 

JoHN-CoBKKUus  Cbaioie-Haulktt,  Esq.,  colonel  of  the 
55th  regt.,  gallantly  distinguished  himself  in  the  east  and 
West  Indies,  as  well  as  in  Holland,  and  was  (^>pointed  aide- 
de-camp  to  Sir  Ralph  Abercromby.  He  m.  in  1800,  Mai:garet, 
eldest  dau  of  John  Davidson,  Esq.  of  Ravelrlg,  and  had, 

ChAKLES,  now   CRABLIS   HALKSTT-CRAiaiE-lNOLIS,   Esq. 

of  Cramond. 
John,  Bengal  N.L,fr.  in  1807;  m.  a  dau.  of  Col.  Walter,  and 

has  issue. 

Robert-Blair,  in  the  B.I.Co.'k  service,  ft.  in  1808. 
Henry.  6.  in  1811. 
Hazmah-Isabella-ComeUa,  m.  in  18S4,  to  Willinm-Thomas 

Thornton,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Edmund  Thornton, 

Esq.  of  WlutUngton  Hall,  co.  Lancaster,  and  has  issue. 
Anne. 

Armi  Sa.,  three  piles  coi\]oined,  in  base,  arg.,  and  on  a 
chief,  gu.,  a  lion,  passant,  gxiardant,  or. 

Crett—A  fJAloon's  head,  erased,  ^r. 

SupporUn — ^Two  falcons,  ppr. 

JTotto— "Fides  sufBcit,"  above,  and  " Honest^  Vivo,"  be- 
neath. 

Stair— OmBacaad,  oo.  Edinbmigh. 


HALL  OF  WESTBANK  HOUSE. 

Hall,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Westbank  House,  co. 
Chester,  comm.  RN.,  m.  Sarah-Miles,  dau.  of  John- 
(^rdon  Smith,  Esq.  of  Pomona,  in  Orkney,  by 
Sarah  Johnson  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Joseph  Miles, 
Esq.  of  Liverpool,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Ci:.AUDrcB-HuxLKT,  ft.  6  Sept.  1827;  m.  7  Mareh,  1856, 
Charlotte-B.  I^on,  dau.  of  Edward  Lyon,  Esq. 

n.  Charles-Huxley.  m.  Edwuti-Smythe. 

IT.  Arthur-Frands. 

I.  Louisa-Maigaret  li.  Emily. 

m.  Mary-Adelaide.  it.  Harriette. 

Capt.  Hall  entered  the  naTy  in  1806.  He  served  as 
Aide-de-camp  to  his  late  Majesty  William  IV.,  and 
also  to  H.RH.  the  Grand  Duke  of  Wurtemberg 
during  the  Russian  campaigns,  and  was  envoy  to 
the  Court  of  Saxe  Cobuig  after  the  peace. 

Itn^Aflt. — ^The  family  of  Hall  is  one  of  the  oldest  as 
well  as  most  extensive  in  Cheshire.  The  name  was  orig^i- 
nally  Kingsley ;  the  present  fiunily  of  Kingsley  of  Kingaley, 
being  descended  from  a  cadet  of  this  family.  Almost  all 
the  younger  branches  of  the  Halls,  as  well  as  those  of  the 
Huxleys  (of  whom  the  Halls  are  now  the  representatives), 
have  terminated  in  females. 

Sib  Ranulphus  Kimgslxt,  Knt.  of  Norlegh  (2nd  son  of 
Sir  RanulphuB  de  Kingsley,  of  Norlegh  and  Kingsley,  and 
grandson  of  Sir  Rauulphus  de  Kingsley,  who  had  a  grant 
from  Handle  le  Meschines  before  1128),  m.  Mabilla  de  Mos- 
ton,  and  by  her  (who  was  living  a  widow  in  1233)  had  two 
sous,  John,  of  whom  presently ;  and  Sir  Ranulphus  de 
Kingsley,  whose  great-grandson,  ^  Adam  de  Kingsley,  was 
escheator  of  the  palatine  of  Chester  and  county  of  Flint, 
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A.D.  IMl— 1399:  from  him  descend  the  present  fiunily  of 
Kingaley.    The  elder  son, 

Joior  DB  Aula  ps  Kxvoslbt,  of  Horkgh,  a.d.  1916, 
Ump.  HuniT  III.,  fonster  to  the  Kin|r  in  Chesliirs^  was 
great-great-grandfiuther  of 

Thomas  i»el  Hall,  of  VwAay.  who  vsboilt  the  Hall  tbera. 
He  m.  ICaxvsry,  dan.  of  Sir  William  do  Brarston,  Knt  of 
Breveton  C«stkb  «o.  CbssUr,  and  had  isausi  Tbo  ^dait 
son  and  heir, 

JoHH  DEL  Hall,  of  Norley,  BheriiTof  the  dty  of  Chester 
in  1887  and  in  1408,  ««.  lUry,  dau.  of  Sir  Peter  le  Boter  de 
Thornton,  of  Thornton,  and  beeidee  a  younger  son,  Robert^ 
prior  of  the  Abbey  of  Vale  Royal,  eo.  Chester,  in  1469,  had 
an  dder  s<m  and  heir, 

JoHW  DEL  Hall,  of  Norley,  who  la.  Agnes,  dau  of  Sir 
Roger  Maynwaiynge,  Knt  escheator  of  Cheshire,  2nd  son 
of  Sir  Randle  Maynvrarynge,  of  Carineham,  oo.  Chester, 
and  by  her  had,  besidoa  a  dsn.  m.  to  Peter  BbakBriey,  of 
Shakoley,  co.  Chester,  and  a  younger  son,  Roger,  abbot  of 
Norton,  oo.  Chester,  who  rebuilt  at  his  own  expense  the 
great  window  in  the  parish  chun^  of  Great  Budworth.  an 
elder  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Hall,  of  Norley,  who  pulled  down  the  old  Hall 
and  rebiiilt  it  in  1600.  He  had  two  sons,  of  whom  the 
elder, 

Thomas  Hall,  of  Norley,  sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  I6S7,  and 
colonel  of  a  regiment  raised  amongst  his  own  teaantiy,  in 
the  army  sent  sgainst  the  Northumbrian  rebele,  1569,  was 
father  of 

Thomas  Hall,  of  Norley,  who  la.  Margaret,  dan.  of  Bfr 
John  Egerton,  of  Bgerton  Hall  and  Oulton  Park,  co.  Chea- 
ter, and  had  two  sons,  John,  bis  heir ;  William,  of  London, 
who  left  an  only  dau.  and  heiress,  Mary,  who  si.  11  May, 
1G49.  William  Weld,  of  Weld  House  and  Bassall  Hnll.  co. 
Chester.  Mr.  Hall  left  large  estates  for  the  poor  of  Noriey 
and  its  neighbourhood,  and  was  t.  at  his  decfiase,  in  1638. 
by  his  eldest  son  and  hdr, 

John  Hall^  of  Norley,  who  «.  Maiy,  dau.  of  John  de 
Bird,  of  Broxton,  and  was  fisther  of 

Pkoer  Hall,  of  Norley,  who,  being  "a  RoyalSet  Malig- 
nant,"  was  obUged  to  eompound  for  his  eetatee  by  payioff 
a  heavy  fine  to  ^e  Commonwealth.  He  had  issue  four 
sons  and  a  dau.    The  eldest  son, 

John  Hall,  of  Norley,  lord  of  the  manora  of  Ovrieeten, 
Frodsham,  Kingsley,  Plumley.  be.,  in  1666,  had  three  sona. 

Peter,  of  Noriey,  left  issue,  which  is  now  extinoi  in  tlie 
male  line. 

Jonas,  of  whom  we  treat 

Thomas,  of  Prestbuiy,  co.  Chester,  m,  and  had  lasuei 

The  2nd  son, 

Jonas  Hall,  of  Maoolesfield,  eo.  Chester,  6.  in  1687,  ak 
and  had  issue.    The  eldeet  eon, 

Jonas  Hall,  Esq.  of  Maodesfleld,  h.  in  1728.  ».  1st.  hie 

cousin  Martha,  dau.  of  Hiomas  Hall,  of  Preethniy ;  and 

Sndly,  Esther,  dau  of  MarmaduVe  Wyatt,  and  widow  of 

S.  Clowes,  of  Langleigh  Hall,  oo.  Chester,  and  by  the  latter 

only  had  Issue.    Mr.  Jonas  Hall  d.  in  1781.    His  eldeet  eon, 

Dath)  Hall,  Esq.,  of  Butlcy  Hall,  co.  Chester,  6.  in  17M, 

captain  in  the  Cheshire  yeomanry,  m.  1st,  Mary,  dan.  of 

8.  Huxley,  Esq.  of  Huxley  and  Brindley,  oo.  Chesiter ;  and 

2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  ReT.  Joseph  Hordeme,  vicar  of 

Roethem,  oo.  Chester,  and  by  the  former  only  had  issuer 

▼is. 

Charles,  h.  1788.  lieut  -colonel  16th  Madras  light  Infhntry, 

governor  of  the  province  of  Wynaad,  d.  *.  p.  1824. 

William,  of  BuUey  Hall,  6.  1786,  d.  «.  p.  1849. 

Samuel,  b.  1786,  late  vice-principal  of  Braaennoee  OoBege, 

Oxford,  chaplain  to  his  late  Mi^jeety  William  IT.,  rural 

dean  of  Brackley,  and  rector  of  Middleton  Chenev.     He 

%%.  Anne.  dau.  of  Joseph  Holdsworth.  of  Wakefield,  and 

d.    24  May,  1858,  having  had   issue.    Seymour-Gilbert 

Egerton-Francis,  James-Edward,  and  Anne-Catherine,  d. 

1842. 

Thomas,  of  Maodesfield. 

Edwabd,  of  Westbank  House,  at  the  head  of  this  artids. 
Sarah,  d.  nam.  1846. 
Mr.  David  HaU  d.  in  1880. 

Arm»  Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  barr^  ermine  and  vtact,  on 
a  chief,  as.,  a  talbot's  head,  erased,  pin:.,  between  two  hrarel 
wreaths,  or,  for  Hall;  2nd,  vert  a  cross  engr.  erm.  on 
an  escutcheon  of  pretence  arg.  a  bugle  horn  or,  strung  sa. 
for  Kinoslet  ;  3rd,  ermine,  on  a  bend,  cotised,  gu.,  wree 
crescents,  or,  for  Huxlst. 

Onti, — A  stag's  head,  couped  at  the  shoulders,  ppr.,  col- 
lared, or. 

Af otto— Fortitudine. 

Seat— Westbank  House,  co.  Chester. 


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HALL  OF  WHATTON  MANOR. 

Hall,  Thomab-Dickinbon,  Enq.  of  WhattoD  Manor 
Mid  of  BroughtoD,  co.  NottiDgham,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
b,  18  Aug.  1808 ;  m.  Sophia-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late 
James  Haffenden,  Esq.  of  Homewood,  co.  Kent ;  s.  hia 
grandfather  1  Oct.  1835,  and  is  a  magistrate  for  the 
counties  of  Notts  and  Leicester,  and  a  captain  in  the 
Notts  militia.  He  served  as  high-sheriff  of  Notting- 
hamshire in  1848. 

%.illtaSf  • — ^This  fkmily  eame  orighially  firom  Llnooln- 
shire.    The  great-grandfather  of  the  present  wpiweatatiTe, 

Fiuuiois  Hall,  «.  Miss  Marj  Watson,  only  ohfld  and 
heir  of  an  opulent  London  merahao^  and  had  a  son  and 


Tbomas  Hall,  Esq.   of  Nottingham  and  of  Whatton, 

Kotts,  who  m.  Bliaabeth  Phillips,  and  by  her  had  two  sons, 

L  Thomas^  an  officer  7th  Royal  FusOiers,  m.  Uargaxt^ 

Baines,  a  lady  from  the  co.  of  Cork,  but  d.  $.  p. 
n.  WnxxAM-HsirRT,  an  oiBoer  in  the  4th  or  King's  Ori-n 
Regrt,  tM.  in  Nov.  1607.  Harriet,  eldest  dau.  of  William 
Diokinson,  Bsq.  of  Huskham  Grange,  (many^rean  chidr- 
man  of  Quarter  Sessions  for  Notts.)  by  Harriett,  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  of  John  Kenrick,  Esq ,  formerly  H.P.   for 
Bletchingley,  and  had  issue, 
1  Thomas-Dicunboh,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 
1  Elisabeth-Harriett. 
If  r.  Han  d.  1  Oct  18S5,  and  was  «.  by  his  grandson,  the 
present  Thomas-Dickikson  Hall»  Bsq.  of  Whatton  Manor. 

.<4rms— Az.,  a  bend,  between  three  talbots'  heads»  erased, 
two  in  chief  and  one  in  base,  arg.,  on  a  chief,  or,  three  rosea, 
gu.,  barbed  and  seeded,  ppr. 

Crete— A  crescent,  arg.,  surmounted  by  a  griffin's  head, 
erased,  sa.,  in  the  beak  three  ears  of  wheal,  or. 

Seal— Whatton  Manor,  Notts,  built  in  the  BUsabethan 
style  by  the  present  proprietor. 


HALL  OP  NARROW  WATER. 

Hall,  Roobr,  Esq.  of  Narrow  Water  oo.  Down, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high  sheriff  ca  Armagh,  1815,  und 
for  Down  1816;  6.  6  Nov.  1791;  m.  10  Nov.  1812, 
Barbara,  4th  dau.  of  Patrick  Savage,  Esq.  of  Porta- 
ferry,  co.  Down. 

HmtaSt.— This  fiunily  is  of  English  extraction. 

F&avoiB  Hall,  Bsq.  of  Mount  Hall,  oo.  Down,  living  iu 
the  17tb  centuzy.  left,  by  Mary  his  wife,  four  sons,  Booxb. 
his  heir;  ^warp,  aneest<»>  of  the  present  M^or-Oeneral 
Hnrav  Hall,  C.B.,  of  Knockbraok,  co.  Oalway ;  Alexander; 
Trevor;  and  a  dau.,  Frideswood,  m.  1681.  to  Chichester 
Fortesoue,  Bsq.  ot  IXromiskin.    The  eldest  son, 

BooBB  Hall,  Bsq.  of  Mount  Hall,  ».  199^  Christian, 
dau.  of  Sir  Toby  Poynts,  of  Acton,  co.  Armagh,  and  had 
issue,  TnBT,  his  heir ;  Roger ;  sad  Bose^  m.  1708,  to  Biohard 
Close,  Bsq.,  elder  brother  of  the  Rev.  Samuel  Close,  great- 
grand&ther  of  the  present  Colonel  Maxwell  Close,  of  Drum- 
bansgber.    Ihe  son  and  heir, 

ToBT  Hall,  Esq.  of  Mount  Hall,  m.  1712,  Maigaret,  dau. 
of  the  Hon.  Robert  Fit^genld,  and  sister  of  the  lOth  Earl 
of  Kildare,  and  by  her  (who  d,  8  Dee.  1768X  he  left  at  his 
deoease,  4  May,  1784,  two  dans..  Christian  and  Elizabeth, 
and  one  son, 

Boom  Hall,  Bsq.  of  Mount  Hall,  who  m.  10  Sept  1740, 
Catherine,  only  dau.  of  Bowlaad  aa▼a0^  Ksq.  of  Portaferry. 
and  had  iasoe^  Bavaob,  his  heir ;  Dorcas,  m.  to  Fnmeis 
Oarleton,  Bsq. ;  Anne,  m.  PatHek  Savage,  Bsq.  of  Forta- 
tery;  Catherine,  la.  1706,  to  the  Right  Hon.  William 
Brownlow,  M.P. ;  Elisabeth,  wt.  to  James  Moore,  Esq ; 
Sophia,  m.  to  Richard  Ainswotth,  Esq.    The  son  and  heir, 

Bavaos  Hall,  Esq.  of  Narrow  Water,  b.  170S ;  m.  1786, 
Elisabeth.  4th  dau.  of  John  Madden,  Bsq.  of  Hilton,  oo. 
Moom^han,  and  hj  hsr  (who  d,  in  1801)  had  issue, 

I.  RoGCB,  his  heir,  now  of  Narrow  Water. 

n.  Savage,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Txmghall,  6. 1798;  m. 
1881,  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  William  James  O'Brien, 
Esq.  of  CO.  Clare,  and  d,  18A1.  leaving  issue, 

1  Savaos,  89th  regiment.  6.  1834 

2  William-James,  royal  horsu  artillery,  6. 18.16. 
8  Roger ;  6.  1840. 

1  Margaret-Barbara.  S  EUzabeth-Oraee. 

8  Annette.  4  Alice.  6  Emly. 

m.  Samud-Maddeo,  late  m^jor  76th  regt,  6.  1800;  m. 
1846,  Anne-Maxsaret,  youngest  dan.  of  uie  late  Andrew 
Nugient.  Bsq.  of  PortsiinTy. 
608 


I.  Anne,  la.  to  Trevor  Corry,  Esq.  of  Kewry,  and  d.  1862. 

n.  Catharine,  m.  to  Captain  Nowlan. 

iiL  Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  W.-B.  Savage. 

IV.  Jane,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Sir  Hunt-Johnson  Walsh.  Bart 

.^rm*— Arg.,  a  chev.,  engr.,  between  three  talbots'  heads, 
erssed,  sa. 
CrefC— A  bear's  head,  muscled,  ppr. 
iSea(— Narrow  Water,  Warrenpolnt,  Ireland. 


HALL  OF  KNOCKBRACK. 

Hall,  Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Knockbraok,  co.  Galway, 
and  Merville,  co.  Dublin,  J.P.,  a  major-general  and 
Companion  of  the  Bath,  6.  11  Sept.  1789;  m.  3  Oct. 
1827,  Sarah,  eldest  dau.  cf  the  late  General  Fafan, 
adjutant-general  of  the  Indian  army,  and  h^  had 
issue, 
L  HnffBT-BowABD,  18th  regiment,  6. 19  Sept.  1881 ;  served 

in  the  Crimea, 
n.  Christopher-James-TraUl,  6. 1889 ;  d.  1864. 
I.  EUsa-Margaret,  m.  80  Jan.  1856,  to  the  Rev.  Macnevin 
Bradshaw,  only  son  of  the  late  Robert  Soott  Bradshaw, 
Bsq.  barristernit-law. 
n.  Annie^ane. 
Majur-Qen.  Hall  is  a  very  distinguished  officer. 

Etneagc— This  is  a  collateral  branch  of  the  famUy  of 
Hall,  now  represented  by  Rooeb  Hall,  Esq.  of  Narrow 
Water. 

Edwabd  Hall.  Esq.  of  Strangford,  2nd  son  of  Francis 
Hall   Esq.   of  Mount  Hall,  (m<  preceding  mrtieU),  m.  Anne 
Rowley,  and  d.  1718,  leaving  issue, 
Frakois,  of  Strangford,  who  d.  1701,  leaving  issue,  Aitks, 
la.  to  James  Baillie,  Esq. j  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Jones, 
Esq. ;  Catherine,  m.  to  Tipping,  Esq, ;  and  Rebecca,  nt. 
to  Charles  Mathew,  Esq. 
Rowley,  of  whom  we  treat 

Catherine,  m.  1719,  to  William  Montgomery,  Bsq.  of  Grey 
Abbey,  co.  Down,  and  d,  1783. 

The  2nd  son, 

RowLBY  Hall,  Esq.  of  Killeludagh,  m.  Miss  Tipping,  and 
was  fkther  of 

Tbk  VBjrBRABLi  FRANCIS  Hall,  D.D.,  archdeacon  of 
Aughxim,  co.  Qalway,  and  rector  of  Arboe,  oo.  Tyrone,  m. 
circa,  1780,  Christian  Tndll,  and  dying  circa  1884,  left  issue, 
Jamks-Traili^  barrister-at-law,  chairman  of  the  co.  Oal- 
way, m.  Anne  Cockerall,  only  child  of  John  Moubray, 
Esq.,  grandson  of  John  Moubray,  Esq.  of  Cockaimy,  co. 
Fife,  and  d,  1830,  leaving  issue. 
Bdw&rd,) 

William.  VaU  deceased. 
Rowley,  ) 

Hkitby,  the  present  MAJon-OnircRaL  Hall,  C.B.,  of  Knock- 
brack. 

Francis  Tipping,  m.   Anne- Maria  Waddington,  and   is 
deceased. 

Anne,  deceased.  Margaret,  deceased. 

Jane  M.C. 

ArnUf  tCt  same  as  Hale  ofNarrow  Water. 

(kati    Knockbraok,  oo.  Oalway ;  Merville^  oo.  Dublin. 


HALL  OF  GRAPPENHALL. 

Hall,  WilliaK  Esq.  of  Qrappenhall   Hall,  oo. 
Chester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  2»  May,   1783;  m.  Ist, 
24   Oct.   1805,  Hannah,  youngest  dau.  of  Joseph 
Goodwin,  Gent  of  Wamngton,  by  whom  (who  d, 
in  1815,)  he  has  issue, 
I.  Catharine,  m.  89  April,  1830,  to  Thomas-Twanbrook 
Okwebrook,   Esq.  of  Egremont,   oo.  Chester,   and  of 
liTerpool,  merchant,  and  hss  two  sons  and  four  daus. 
n.  Jsne-Elixa,  «».  6  March,  1882.  to  Ii<niel-Courtier  But- 
ton, Esq.  of  Warrington,  and  has  issue,  two  sons  and 
two  daus. 
Mr.  Hall  m.  2ndly,  2  Mav,  1816,  Martha,  younger 
dau.  of  Thomas  Twanbrook,  of  Appleton,  co.  Chester, 
Gent,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 
I.  JoHK,  6.  30  Sept.  1818,  in  holy  orders,  M.A.  of  Brasen- 
nose  College,  Oxford,  and  rector  of  Coriey,  Salop. «%. 
0  Sept.  1843,  Justlna,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Rey.  John 
Mills,  LL.B.,  rector  of  Willoughby,  oo.  Leicester. 
n.  WiUiam-Twanbrook,  6.  0  April,   1822,  of  Brssennoae 

College,  Oxford. 
Elttraffr.— This  bssmdi  of  the  &mUy  of  HaU  has  been 
eettled  at  Warrington,  in  Lancashire,  for  neariy  a  oen^uiy 

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past,  and  cUums  deeoeut  from  an  andent  family,  seated  at 
lioTerley,  in  the  co.  of  York.  The  first  of  them  we  find  at 
Warrington  was  William  Hall,  who  embarked  in  the  com- 
merce of  that  town,  and  d.  at  an  advanced  age,  4  June,  1802, 
leaving  issue, 

John  Hall,  Oent.,  of  Warrington,  who  m.  Ist,  Elizabeth, 
widow  of  James  Beddirti,  (of  the  Beddish's  of  Statham 
Hall,  00.  Chester.)  and  by  her  (who  d.  23  July,  1800}  had  an 
<Nily  surviving  child,  William  Hall,  Esq.  of  Orappenhall 
Hall.  Mr.  HaU  m.  2ndly.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Cawley, 
Esq.,  and  sister  of  the  Rev.  James  Cawley,  M  A.,  fellow  of 
Brasennoee  College,  Oxford,  but  by  that  lady  had  no  iatuei 
Ho  d.  17  April  1824. 

iimu— Arg.,  three  battle-axes. 

Crul — An  embowed  arm,  holding  a  battle-axe. 

Motto — Fiuem  respice. 

Secii~4}rappenhaU  Hall,  near  Warrington. 


HALLIDAY  OF  CHAPEL   CLEEVR 

Hallidat,  John,  Esq.  of  Chapel  Cleeve,  co. 
Somerset,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  Oct  1816;  m.  18  June, 
1845,  Georgina-Eliza,  dau.  of  Edward  Coles,  Esq. 
of  Paul's  House,  near  Taunton. 

X^itlCage.— Waltkb  Hallidat,  called  **Tlu  MiMtrdy** 
became  master  of  the  revels  to  Edward  IV.,  and  acquired 
lands  in  the  parish  of  Rodborough,  co.  Olouoester.  He  was 
father  of 

Hkmrt  Hallidat.  styled  of  Minchin  Hampton,  who  m.  a 
dau.  of  Payne,  of  Payne's  Court,  and  left  four  sons,  viz., 
Henry,  his  successor. 

Edward,  of  Rodborough,  in  Gloucestershire,  fitther  of 
William  HalUday,  of  Ilodborough,  who  m.  Siutih  Brydges, 
aunt  of  John.  Lord  Chandos,  and  had  a  son,  Sir  Lbonard 
Hallidat,  lord-mayor  of  London  in  1606. 
William,  of  Stroud,  in  Gloucestershire. 
John,  ancestor  of  the  late  William  Hallidat,  Esq.  of 
Rodborough,  co.  Gloucester. 

The  eldest  son, 
Hekrt   Hallidat,  m,    and  had   (with  another  child, 

Edward,  who  d.  wnm.)  a  son, 
Thomas  Haluday,  Esq.  of  Kings  Stanley,  fath^  of 
Lawrbnor  Hallidat,  some  time  mayor  of  the  city  of 

Gloucester,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Puiy,  and  had 


I.  William,  a  merchant  of  London,  the  first  chairman  of  the 
United  East  India  Company.  His  two  daus.  and  co-heirs 
were, 

1  Anvb,  m.  to  Kr  Henrv  Mildmay,  of  Wanstead,  Essex. 

2  Maroarst,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Hungerford,  of  Corsham, 
in  Wilts. 

n.  Samuel*  of  whom  presently. 

III.  John. 

I.  Margaret,  m.  to  Mr.  Jasper  Clutterbooke. 

The  2nd  son, 

Samuel  Hallidat,  Esq.  was  father  of 

William  Hallidat,  Esq.,  who  m.  and  had  issue, 

Edward. 

Giles,  of  Wedington.  near  Devises,  ancestor  of  the  Halu- 
DATS  of  Urchfont  and  Sutton  Voney.  extinct  in  1827. 

Richard,  progenitor  of  a  branch  seated  at  Bradford,  Wilts. 

Dorothy,  m.  to  Matthew  Cooke^  of  Frome. 
The  eldest  son, 

Edward  Haludat,  Esq.  of  Warminster,  h.  in  1025,  m. 
1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Pilton,  of  Warminster,  and  had  a 
son, 

Edward,  6.  1669,  who  settled  at  Frome.  in  Somersetshire, 
and  marrving  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Hippie,  became 
ancestor  of  the  Haludats  of  Prome,  extinct  in  1823. 
Edward  Hallidiy,  m.  2ndly,  Mrs.  Elisabeth  Gardiner,  but  by 
that  lady  (who  d.  in  1662)  had  no  issue.  He  m.  8rdly, 
Mary,  dan.  of  John  Barton,  of  Warminster,  and  had  issue, 
JoHK,  and  other  issue.  Mr.  Halliday,  d.  in  1701-S.  His 
elder  son,  by  his  third  marriage, 

John  Hallidat,  Esq.  of  Yard  House,  oo.  Somerset,  and 
ofTilshed.  WUts,  6.  1671.  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of  Edmund  Trow 
bridge,  Esq.  of  I^rppeyeate,  by  whom  (who  d.  0  May,  1732} 
he  had  issue, 

I.  John,  «.  to  his  &ther. 

II.  Edmund,  b.  in  1716,  who  m.  Mary,  onlv  dau.  of  William 
Jones,  of  Sherborne,  and  dying  in  1744,  left  issue, 

1  Edmund,  6.  in  1744,  who  m.  Joanna,  dau.  of  John 
Ricketts,  Esq.  of  Gosport,  and  d.  at  Diuan,  in  Brittany, 
24  March,  1832,  leaving  a  sou  and  successor, 
JoHM-EnMUND.  of  Warminster,  who  m.  Morr-Jane, 
eldest  dau.  of  Dr.  John  Seagram,  of  Warminster. 
I.  Mary.  rf.  vnm.  in  1807. 


HAL 

Mr.  Halliday  d,  17  June.  1787,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

John  Hallidat,  Esq.  of  Tard  House,  M.P.  for  Taunton, 
high-sheriff  of  Somersetshire  in  1746.  He  m.  1787,  Maiy, 
dau.  of  Isaac  Welman,  Esq.  of  Poundisford  Park,  co.  Somer- 
set, and  had  (with  four  daus.)  three  sons, 

I.  John,  his  heir.  .     «    ^    , 

II.  Simon,  of  Iford  Park.  Wilts,  and  Westcombe  Park,  in 
Kent,  an  eminent  banker  of  the  city  of  London,  6.  in 
1788,  «.  Jane.  dau.  of  John  Bytheeea,  Esq,  of  Wlckbous^ 
Wilt^  and  dying  18  May,  1791,  left  issue, 

1  Simon- Welman. 

1  Maiy. 

2  Harriet,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Joe^h  Grifflth,  of  Brompton 
HaU,  Middlesex,  rector  of  Turvey,  in  Bedfordshire. 

8  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Michael-Dicker  Saunders.   Esq.   of 
Exeter. 
4  Jane,  ».  to  Sir  John  Dyer,  K.C.B..  colonel  of  the  royal 
artillery.  ,   _  ^. 

6  Louisa,  m.  1st,  to  General  E^nnoule,  R.A- :  and  S^dly. 
to  Frederick  Caulfleld,  Esq.  of  Faulkner  House,  Glou- 
cestershire, 
in.  Edmund  Trowbridge,  of  Chapel  Cieeve,  6. ««  Oct.  1743, 
m.  Jane,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Tilleman  Hodgkinson,  and  left 


1  John,  .of  Chapel  Cleeve,  m.  1814,  Ann«-Inues,  dsco.  of 
General  Dyer,  and  dying  in  1826,  lea 

John,  present  representative  of  the  family. 
George-Edmund,  captain  82nd  Foot. 
WUUam-Leonard,  captain  66th  Bengal  K.I. 
Jane.  Anne-Innes.  Susan. 

2  Trowbridge,  in  holy  orders,  now  of  Tard  House. 

3  Mary-Elisabeth,  wi.  to  Peter  Rickards-Mynors.  Esq.  of 
Treago,  oo.  Hereford,  and  Ei^obb.  co.  Radnor. 

Mr.  HaUiday  d.  9  June,  1764,  and  was  <.  by  his  son, 

John  Hallidat.  Esq.  of  Yard  House,  M.P.  forTaunUm, 
who  d.  luun.  in  April  1806,  aged  68,  when  the  representa- 
tion of  the  ftunily  devolved  upon  his  nephew. 

Simon-Welmah  Haludat,  Esq.  who  d.  »,  p.  In  184S. 
when  the  representation  of  the  fiamOy  devolved  on  his 
cousin,  the  present  John  Hallidat.  Esq.  of  Chapel  Cleeva. 

^nas— Sa.,  three  hehnets,  arg.,  garnished,  or,  within  % 
border,  engrailed,  of  the  second,  granted  temp.  Edward  IV., 
confirmed  in  1606,  quartering  the  ensicps  of  Trowbridge; 
vis.,  or,  on  a  bridge  of  three  arches,  in  fesse.  gu.,  masoned, 
sa.,  the  streams  transfluent,  ppr.,  a  Cane,  arg. 

OeK— A  demi-lion.  rampant,  or.  holding  an  anchor,  as. 

ifoMo— Quarta  saluti. 

&ai— Chapel  Cleeve,  near  Dunster. 


HALLIFAX   OF  CHADACRE  HALL. 

Halupax,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Chadacre  Hall,  oo. 
SuflFolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff,  1837,  m.  Annah- 
Maria,  dau.  of  John  Staunton,  Esq.  of  Kenilworth, 
CO.  Warwick,  and  left  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  of  Berkeley  Square,  London,  deceased. 

u.  John-Savile,  of  Edwardston  House,  co.  SuflRoIk,  In  holy 
orders,  m.  Katharine,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Tbomss 
Oodft^y.  of  Buiy  St.  Edmxmd's. 

I.  Maria.  u.  EUen. 

III.  Diana,  m.  to  John-Gooige  Weller-Poley.  Esq. 
Mr.  Hallifax  was  only  surviving  son  of  the  late  Sir 
Thomas  Hallifax,  Knt.,  lord  mayor  of  the  city  of 
London  in  1777,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  John  Savile,  Esq.  of  Clay  Hill,  co.  Middlesex. 
Chadacre  Hall  is  now  the  property  and  residence  of 
Mr.  Hallifax's  two  eldest  daus. 

^rsw— Or,  on  a  pile,  engr.,  sa.,  between  two  foontatns, 
ppr.,  three  cross-crosslet^  of  the  first,  quartering,  Batii.s» 
viz.,  arg.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  owls,  of  the  field. 

Cre$l — A  moor  cock,  with  wings  expanded,  ccnnbed  and 
wattled,  ppr.,  ducally  gorged,  and  charged  on  the  breast  with 
a  cross-cro.oslet,  or. 

<6te<— Chadacre  HaU,  Bury  St.  Edmund's  Suffolk. 


HALSEY  OF  GADDESDEN. 

Halbvt,  Sarah,  of  Oaddesden  Park,  co.  Hertford, 
8,  her  fRther  9  Oct.  1788;  m.  Ist,  3  Aug.  1804, 
Joseph-Thompson  Whately,  Esq.,  8rd  son  of  the 
Rev.  Joseph  Whateley,  D.D.  of  Nonsuch  Park, 
Surrey,  brother  of  the  Archbishop  of  Dublin,  and 
nephew  of  William  Plumer,  Esq.  of  Ware  Park,  M.P. 
for  Herts.  By  Mr.  Whateley  (who  assumed  the 
surname  of  Hauset  in  1804,  and  d,  1818),  she  had 
issue,  ^  , 

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f .  TBOMAS-PLincKit,  M.P.  for  Herts,  h.  S6  Jan.  1815,  m.  ! 
Jan.  1839,  Frederlca,  daa.  of  Lieut.-GoL  Frederick  ' 
Johnstone,  of  Hilton,  and  bad  a  eon  and  heir, 

THOMAB-FBBDmiOK,  b.  9  Dec.  1889. 
Mr.  Haleey  and  his  wife,  with  an  infant  son,  Ethelbert 
Arthur  Sackville,  were  lost  in  the  '*  Eroolano"  steamer, 
24  April,  1854. 

I.  Mary-Elisabeth,  m.  11  8ept  1820,  to  Thos.  Herbert 
Noyes,  Esq. 

n.  Jane,  «&.  1827,  to  the  Bev.  Geoi^  Tyrwhitt  Drake. 

iiL  Emma, m.  1882, to LieutCoL  William Tyrwfaitt Drake. 

IV.  Fanny. 

Mrs.  Halsey  m.  2ndly,  in  F«b.  1821,  the  Rev.  John 
FitsMoore,  eldest  son  of  Richard  Moore,  Esq.  of 
Hampton  Ck>urt  Palace.  Mr.  Moore  assumed  on 
his  marriage,  the  name  of  Haiaet,  in  addition  to  his 
patronymic.  Mrs.  Halsey  has  by  her  2nd  husband, 
une  dan., 
I.  Geoigina-Theodosia  Halsey. 

%intKflt, — "  Upon  the  dissolution  of  the  monastery  of 
Dartford,  in  Kent,  the  rectory  of  Great  Oaddesden,  with  : 
the  right  of  patronage  to  the  vicarage,  came  to  the  crown,  ' 
in  which  it  remained  vested  until  86  Hsnbt  VIII.,  when  : 
it  was  granted  to  William  Hawse,  aliat  Chamber,  and  it  I 
has  continued  ever  since  witii  that  family,  now  calied 
Halsqr." 

8nt  JoHH  Halsct,  Knt.  of  Oreat  Gaddesden  (gn'eat-grand- 
flon  of  WUliam  Halsey,  of  the  Parsonage,  who  was  buried 
at  Great  Gaddesden,  16  Ifay,  1696),  became  one  of  the 
masters  in  CThancery.  He  m.  Judith,  eldest  dau.  and 
QO>4ieir  of  James  Necton,  Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  d,  aged  31, 
In  14)68,  had  surviving  issue,  Nbotoh,  his  heir ;  Thomas, 
successor  to  his  brother ;  Dorothy,  m.  to  Christopher  Abdy, 
Ejki„  and  d.  in  1686,  aged  41 ;  Judith ;  and  Lettioe.  Sir 
John  Halsey,  d,  29  June,  1670,  was  buried  at  Great  Gad- 
desden, and  $.  by  his  son, 

NioTOH  Hu^BBT,  Esq.,  who  d.  in  minority  and  Mnm., 
12  Dec.  1670,  and  was  $.  by  his  brother, 

Thomas  Halskv,  Esq.  of  Great  Gaddesden,  M.P.,  high* 
sheriff  for  Hertfordshire,  31  Charlcs  II.  He  m.  Anne, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Thomas  Heushaw,  Esq.  of  Kensington, 
and  left,  26  Ifay,  ITIA,  a  son  and  successor, 

HsNSHAW  Haubet,  Bsq.  of  Great  Gaddesden,  who  d,  $.p. 
U  Jan.  1788,  and  was  t.  by  his  brother, 

Chablbs  Halsky,  Esq.  of  Great  Gaddesden.  bap.  12  Dee. 
1600,  high-sheriff  of  Herts  in  1746,  m.  Agatha,  dau.  of  Fred- 
erick Dorrien,  Bsq.  of  London,  and  by  her  (who  d.  aged  75, 
MFeb.  178S)had 

g^^*^  }helrB in  succession. 

Anne,  m.  Is^  to  the  Rov.  George  Dutens ;  and  3nd]y,  to 
the  Rev.  James  Willis,  rector  of  Sopley,  Hants. 

Theodosia,  m.  Ist,  to  the  Rev.  John  Perry,  rector  of  Wyton, 
in  Huntingdonshire ;  and  2ndly,  to  Robert  Sparrow,  Enq. 
of  WorUngham,  Hall,  in  Suffolk. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Ihomas-Herbert  Noyes,  Esq. 

Sophia,   m.  S  April,  1766,  to  Richaid  Bingham,  Esq.  of 
Meloombe  Bingham,  co.  Dorset. 
He  «C  6  April.  1748,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Fkbdkriok  Halsst.  Esq.  of  Great  Gaddesden,  who  was 
appointed,  in  1768,  commissary-general  of  the  allied  army 
in  Germany,  and  was  afterwards  aide-de^samp  to  the  heredi- 
tary Prince  of  Wolfenbuttle.  He  d.  unm.  in  Hesse  Darm- 
stadt, 24  Aug.  176S,  and  was  i.  by  his  brother, 

Thomas  Hausbt,  Esq.  of  Great  Gaddesden,  b,  at  Ham- 
hoTf^  4  Feb.  1781,  M.P.  for  HerU  in  1768,  1774,  and  1781, 
M.  18  Mardk,  1784,  Sarah,  youngest  dau.  of  John  Crawley, 
Bsq.  of  Stockwood,  co.  Bedford,  and  dying  9  Oct.  1788,  left 
an  only  dau.  and  heiress, 

Sarah  Halbkt,  now  of  Gaddesden. 

^nn*— Aig.,  on  a  pile,  sa.,  three  griffins*  heads,  erased,  of 
the  first. 

CytsC— A  dmftor  hand,  ppr.,  sleeve,  gu.,  cuff,  a^g.,  holding 
a  griffin's  claw,  erased,  or. 

ifoMo— >Nescit  vox  missa  reverti. 

aia^-Gaddesden  Park,  Hertfordshhe. 


HAMBROUGH  OF  STEEPHILL  CASTLE. 

Hambrouoh,  John,  Esq.,  of  Steepbill  Castle,  Isle 
of  Wight,  and  Pipewell  Hall,  co.  Northampton,  J.P., 
6.  1798;  m.  11  Feb.  1820,  Sophia,  youngest  dau.  of 
the  late  Gore  Townsend,  Esq.  of  Honington  Hall, 
00.  Warwick,  by  the  Lady  Elisabeth  Windsor  bis 
605 


HAM 

wife,  dau.  of  Other  Lewis,  4th  Earl  of  Plymouth, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Albkbt-John,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  F.G.S.,  Ac.,  b.  1820 ;  m. 
1845,  Charlotte-Jane,  youngest  dau.  of  Jo^  Fleming, 
Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Stoneham  Park,  Hants. 

II.  Oscar-William,  J.P.,  b.  1825. 

ni.  Windsor-Bdmund,  B.A.,  6.  1880. 

Htllf  Sfft. — ^The  family  of  Hambrough  is  of  Hanoverian 
origin.  The  earliest  recorded  ancestor,  Hknbt  Hambbouoh, 
was  bom  in  1574,  and  was  educated  at  Oxford,  where  he 
distinguished  himself.  The  epitaph  on  his  tomb,  in  Him- 
tingdonshire,  records  that  he  was  of  honourable  ancestry. 
J  AXIS  Hambbouoh,  b.  1670,  was  father  of  Johiv  HAMBBOuon, 
b.  1894,  whose  son,  Jamks  Hambbouoh,  m.  Elizabeth  Nash, 
and  was  fiither  of 

John  Hambbouoh,  Esq.,  of  Pipewell  Hall,  Northampton, 
and  Hanwell,  co.  Middlesex,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Robert  Holden,  Esq.,  representative  of  a  branch  of  the 
ancient  fianily  of  Holden,  of  Lancashire,  and,  maternally,  a 
descendant  of  Sir  Lancelot  Oldisworth,  of  Halifax,  oo.  Torit, 
living  A.D.  1287,  15  Eowabd  I. ;  by  her  he  had  a  dau. 
Mary-Catherine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Edward  James  Townsend, 
rector  of  Ilmington,  and  an  only  surviving  son,  the  present 
JoHM  Hambbouoh,  Esq.,  of  Steeph&l  Castle. 

Jrm$  1st  and  4th :  aiig.,  sem^  of  crose-crosslets,  as.,  and 
guttes  de  sang,  a  tower  sa.  for  Hambbouoh  ;  2nd  and  3rd  : 
sa.,  on  a  fess,  between  two  chevrons  ermines,  two  covered 
cups,  as.  for  Holdkn. 

Crftt — On  amount  vert,  a  horse  current  arg.  powdered, 
with  cross-crosslete  and  guttes  de  sang. 

ifoetoet— Over  the  crest:  Foresight;  under  the  arms: 
Honestum  utili  pnefer. 

&oto— Steepbill  Castle,  Isle  of  Wight,  and  Pipewell  Hall. 
Northamptonshire. 


HAMERTON  OF  HELLIFIELD-PEEL. 

Hamerton,  James,  Esq.  of  Hellifield-Peel,  co. 
York,  M.A.,  barrister-at-law,  6.  16  Hay,  1779;  m. 
22  April,  1806,  Maria,  dau.  of  S.  Chamberlayue,  Esq. 
of  Ryes,  in  Essex,  and  by  her  (who  is  deceased)  has 
issue, 

I.  Chiskall,  b.  S2  Feb.  1807,  B.A. 

u.  John,  b.  in  April,  1810,  B.A. 

Tii.  Henry,  b.  14  March,  1813. 

X.  Mary-Amie.  ii.  Frances. 

Mr.  Hamerton  s.  his  father  in  1824. 

ittntA£C. — "The  town  of  Hamerton,"  says  Doctor 
Whitaker,  "gives  its  name  to  one  of  the  most  ancient 
families  in  the  north  of  Enj^d."  The  first  member  of 
which,  upon  record, 

RiOHABD  DE  Hamkbtov,  living  13  Henby  II.,  was  lineal 
ancestor  of 

Sib  Bichabd  Uamebtoh,  of  Hamerton,  who  founded  a 
chantry  in  the  church  of  Long  Preston,  dedicated  to  our 
Ladye,  and  St.  Anne.  This  gentleman  m.  Elizibeth,  relict 
of  Sir  Ralph  HarringtoD,  and  dau.  of  Sir  John  Assbeton, 
K.B.,  of  Assheton-under-Line.  He  d.  in  1480,  leaving, 
with  a  dau.  (Jane,  wife  of  Brian  Rodiflb,  of  Cowthorpe,  one 
of  the  barons  of  the  Exchequer),  a  son  and  suoceesor, 

Bib  Stepheh  Hamebton,  of  Hamerton,  who  was  made 
a  Knight  Baneret  in  Scotland,  by  Richard,  duke  of  Qlou- 
cester,  SO  Edward  lY.    His  grandson, 

SiB  Stepheh  Hamxbtok.  of  Hamerton,  was  in  the  train 
of  Henry  de  Clifford,  first  Earl  of  Cumberland,  and  iii 
favour  at  court,  temp.  Hbkbt  VIII.,  but  afterwards  being 
involved  in  the  great  northern  insurrection  (anno  1587),  he 
received  his  miyesty's  pardon.  Rebelling  a  second  time 
with  the  Lord  Daroy,  and  his  brother-in-law.  Sir  Francis 
de  Bigod,  he  was  taken  prisoner,  conveyed  to  London,  and 
executed  and  attainted. 

JoHV  Hamvrtok,  Esq.  (nephew  and  hehr  male  of  Sir 
Stephen  Hamerton,  of  Hamerton),  thus  became  "  of  Helli- 
field-PeeL**  This  gentleman  m.  Ursula,  dau.  of  Robett 
Banister,  Esq.  of  Kiibrook,  and  from  him  derived  sixth  hi 
descent, 

JoHK  Hambbtok,  Esq.  of  Hellifleld-Peel,  b.  in  1005(elde6t 
son  of  Stephen  HaoMrton,  Esq.  of  Hellifleld-Peel,  by  Anne, 
his  wife,  dau.  and  hdr  of  Sir  Edward  Chisenhall,  of  Ctusen- 
hall,  oo.  LuicasterX  who  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas 
PuichaM,  Esq.  of  Langton,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1740}  h« 
had  an  only  surviving  child, 

Maby,  w.  to  the  Rev.  James  Brooke,  of  Killoughbeck. 


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Ur.  HanMTton  m.  Sndly.  Mary,  dau.  of  Gilbert  Holden, 
Ssq.  of  HoUins,  and  dying  in  1763,  left  by  this  lady. 

Jambs,  his  successor. 

John,  A.B.,  d.  in  177S,  mm. 

QUbert,  6.  in  1764. 

Thomas.  William. 

Susanna.  Anne. 

The  eldest  son. 

Jambs  Hambrtok,  Esq.  of  Hellifield-Pee],  b.  U  April, 
1749,  m.  Miss  Hancock,  and  dying  in  1824,  was  «.  by  hU 
eldest  son,  Jambs  Hambrtom,  Esq.  of  Hellifield-Feel. 

Arm»—iiig.,  three  hammers,  sa. 
Crett — A  ^yhound,  couchant. 
Motto — Fizus  odversa  spemo. 
«MI— Hellifleld-Peel  co.  York. 


HAMILTON  OF  EVANDALE  AND  GILKERS- 
CLEUGH. 

Hamilton,  Waltbr,  Esq.  of  Gilkerscleugh,  oo. 
Lanark,  colonel  in  the  army,  and  lieut.-ool.  78th 
regiment. 

XrtlTCagf. — Sra  Jambs  Hamilton,  of  Fynnart  and 
Brandale,  son  of  James,  1st  Earl  of  Arran,  was  the  first  of 
this  fiunily.  He  was  a  person  of  great  influence  and  oonsi- 
daration  at  the  court  of  James  V.  who  appointed  him  cup- 
bearer, principal  steward  of  the  royal  household,  and 
superintendant  of  his  palaces  and  castles.  He  was  also 
captain  of  the  Palace  of  Linlithgow,  and  of  the  Castle  of 
Dumbarton,  and  was  often  employed  by  that  monardi  in 
missions,  and  aflbirs  of  importance.  He  was  an  extraor- 
dinary lord  of  the  College  of  Justice,  and  higfa-sheriif  of  the 
shires  of  Renfrew,  Linlithgow,  and  Ayr.  He  had  extensive 
grants  of  lands  from  his  father,  the  Earl  of  Arran  ;  by  his 
marriage  with  the  heiress  of  the  Liringstons,  of  Drumray, 
be  acquired  the  large  estates  of  that  fiunily,  and  of  the 
Wemyas's,  of  Wemyss;  De  Valenees,  of  Tony;  and 
Loohores,  of  Lochore ;  and  by  piuxshaae  and  the  favour  of 
tbtt  King,  he  fVuther  increased  his  possessions  to  an  extent 
hardly  equalled  by  the  highest  nobles  of  the  land.  After 
eojoying  the  confidence  of  the  King  for  many  years,  be  at 
last  (Ul  a  victim  to  the  intrigues  of  his  enemies,  and  being 
fdlsely  accused  of  treason,  was  condemned  and  bdtoaded  at 
Edinbui^  on  the  16th  August,  1540,  and  his  large  estates 
forftited  to  the  Crown.  He  m.  Margaret,  sole  child  and 
heiress  of  Sir  Robert  Livingston,  of  Drumray,  and  Easter 
Wemyss.  and  had,  with  other  children,  a  aon  and  heir, 
Jambs.  His  dau.  Qrisel  was  m.  to  Andrew,  4th  Earl 
of  Rothes,  and  his  dan.,  Agnes,  to  James,  •th  Lord 
Somerville. 

Sib  Jambs  Hamilton,  of  Evanda^e,  and  Ciawforc^ohn, 
had  his  fitther's  forfbiture  rescinded  in  parliament,  in  164S, 
and  was  restored  to  the  possession  of  a  large  portion  of  his 
estates.  He  was  sheriff  of  Clydesdale,  and  sat  in  parlia- 
ment as  Gommissioner  of  the  Barons  f<H-  the  ahire  d 
Lanark.  He  was  a  ftithful  adherent  of  Queen  Maht.  who 
was  his  guest  at  the  castle  of  Craignethan,  befine  the  battle 
of  Langslde,  where  he  was  taken  prison^'.  He  m,  Helen, 
dau.  of  John  Cunningham,  of  Caprington,  and  had,  beaidee 
other  children. 

Jambs,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Qilkeredrogh,  of  whom  pref>ently. 

He  d.  before  15S8.  and  was  «.  by  his  ddest  son. 

Sun  James  Hamilton,  of  Libberton,  and  Evandale,  who 
sat  in  parliament  as  Commissioner  of  the  barons  tor  the 
shire  d  Lanark,  and  was  taken  prisoner  with  his  ftUher 
at  Langside.  He  m.  Christian.  Srd  dau.  of  Robert,  4th 
Lord  Boyd,  and  had  issue,  besides  daua.,  two  sons; 
1,  Jambs,  his  heir;  and  2,  Thomas,  of  Columlqr,  who 
d.  «Ma».    He  d  in  160«,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Sn  Jambs  Hamilton,  of  Evandale,  and  Crawfonyohn, 
who  greatly  dissipated  his  eetate.  He  m.  lAdy  Maigaret 
Cunlngham,  Srd  dau  of  James,  7th  Earl  of  Qlenoaim,  and 
dying  before  1816,  left  surviving  issue,  one  dau.,  Jane,  who 
w  Sir  James  Maxwell  of  Calderwood.  On  the  death  of 
Sir  James,  the  representation  of  the  fiunily  devolved  oo  his 
unde. 

JoBN  Hamilton,  of  Gilkerscleugh.  who  obtained  that 
estate  and  other  lands  in  Crawfordjohn.  He  was  forfeited 
for  his  adhecenee  to  Queen  MAar,  but  was  subsequently 
restored.  He  m.  Maigarst,  dau.  of  James  Hamilton  of 
Nlelsland,  and  dying  about  1^29,  was  f.  by  his  sun. 

JoMN  EUmilton,  of  Gilkersdeugh,  who  m.  Jean,  dan.  of 
William  Hamilton,  of  Udston,  and  d,  about  1668,  leaving 
a  eon  and  sucoessur, 
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WiLUAic  HAMnsm,  of  GiDcarBolsugh,  who  m,  Matgaart, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Hamilton,  of  Haggs,  Baronet, 
and  heir  of  her  brother,  the  last  Baronet  He  d,  befors 
1679,  and  was  f.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Hamilton,  of  Gilkerscleugh,  who,  as  letmiemtlnfl 
the  house  of  Evandale,  carried  the  banner  of  that  fSsunily,  as 
one  of  the  chief  mourners,  at  the  fUneral  of  John,  Ihxke  of 
Rothes,  Lord  High  Chancellor  of  Scotland  on  the  23rd  of 
August,  1681.  He  m.  Catharine,  6th  dau.  of  James 
Hamilton,  of  Westport,  and  dying  in  1700,  ina  i.  by  his 
eldest  son. 

Jambs  Hamilton,  of  Gilkerscleugh,  who  acquired  the 
barony  of  Monkland.  He  d.  in  1770,  leaving  by  his  first 
wife,  Barbara,  dau.  of  John  Mitchell,  of  Ledath,  a  son 
and  heir, 

Albxandbr  Hamilton,  of  Gilkersdeugh,  who  m.  Helen, 
youngest  dau.  of  John  Maoqueeu,  of  Braxflekl,  and  had 
issue, 
L  John,  d.  Toung. 
n.  Jamee,  a.  young, 
m.  Danixl,  heir  to  his  father. 
IT.  Robert,  sheriff  of  Lanarkshire,  d.  m.  p. 
T.  CharIe^  m,  Isabella,  dau.  of  John  Campbell,  Bsq.  of 
the  fismiily  of  Invenury,  and  had  issue, 
1  Alexander,  W.S.,  of  Edinbuigfa.  m.  and  has  iasoa. 
8  John-Campbell,  deceased. 

•  Charles,  m.  Janet,  dau.  of  David  LUlie,  Esq.  of  Fife- 
shire,  and  has  a  son,  Charies. 
4  Robert,  in  holy  orders,  chaplain  to  the  forces,  KAV. 
and  K.T.S.,  and  chaplain  to  the  Duke  of  Hamilton. 

1  Margaret-Soott,  deceased. 

2  Helen,  deceased.  S  Isabella-Campbell. 

4  Eliza-Helen.  6  Catherine-Geoisina. 

Tl.  Alexander,  R.N.,  deceased. 

▼iL  Thomas,  m.  EliEabeth,  dau.  of  John  Parish,  Esq.  of 

Bath,  and  had  a  son,  Geoxge-Lowther,  in  this  army. 

deceased. 

VIII.  James,  of  Karnes  Castle,  eo.  Bute,  m.  Harriet,  dau. 
of  Richard  Wvnne.  Esq.,  and  had  iseus^  Jsaaes-Alex- 
ander;  Richard-Wynue ;  and  Emma-Kugenla. 

IX.  Stirling,  in  the  army,  deceased. 
I.  Helen,  d.  young. 

n.  Barbara,  wa.  Ist,  to  John  Robenson,  Esq.  of  Hallcrsig; 
snd  2ndly,  to  Gen.  George  Irving. 

Alexander  HamiHon  d.  in  1700,  and  was  s.  by  his  eUsst 
surviving  scm, 

Danikl  Hamilt<ui,  of  GOkersdeagh,  wfae  ».  Banlet, 
Snd  dau.  of  Walter  OampbeQ,  of  Shawfield,  and  badisBM. 

L  Alexander-Henry,  R.N.,  d.  »«au 

n.  Walteb,  his  hour. 

m.  John^smes,  mi^or  in  the  SC'th  rtgt  Bengal  N.  I. 

IT.  Geoiige-William,  nudor  of  the  34th  regt.  Bengal  K.  U 
and  commissioner  of  the  Mooltan  division,  who  ».  Char- 
lotte, secoud  dau.  of  Colonel  William  Logie,  and  has  sur- 
viving issue, 
1  Geoi^e-John,  flat  legt.  of  foot. 

5  William. 

S  Walter-Robert 

1  Harriet  m.  to  Captain  Jsmjsb  Chartoa  Curtaa 
S  Charlotte-Helen. 
T.  Robeci-Ker,  efaaphdn  H.  B.  L  C.  8.,  m.  Soaan-Anne- 
Sophia  Churchill,  second  daughter  of  the  Rt  Rev.  Geotve- 
John-Trevor  ^enoer,  late  Bwhop  of  Madras,  and  uuiat 
pnnandson  of  Charles,  Duke  of  Marlborough,  and  has 
issue. 

1  Robert.  t  Walter. 

I.  Eleanors,  m.  to  Archibald-James  Hamilton,  jouager,  of 
Dolzell. 
n.  Harriet-Carter,  d,  nmm. 

Daniel  d.  18S,  and  was  «.  by  Us  ddest  sui  vising  son. 

WALTsa  Hamilton,  now  of  GtlkaceelBagfa,  ootansl  In  the 
anny,  and  Uant-ooL  of  the  TSth  legt  of  foot 

Arm9--Qvimt  three  cinq'^efoils  pierced,  emuna,  within  a 
double  tressur%  flowered  and  counter-flowered  with  flsnrs- 
de-lis,  argent 

Cmt — In  a  ducal  coronet  or,  an  oak  tree  ft-ootod  and 
penetrated  transreraely  in  the  mam  stssn  by  a  fhsaas  saw, 
proper,  the  ftmme  of  the  first 

Supporter*— Two  antelopes  ai^aBt  attbed.  dwaBy  gorfod, 
chained  aud  ungu.ed,  or. 

Jlfo(to«r— Above  :  Through  ;  below ;  In  ardnis  fortitode. 
The  double  tressure.  part  of  the  royal  arms,  waa  gramad,  by 
Kiug  Jambs  V.,  to  Sir  Jamee  Hamilton,  of  Fynnart  and 
Evandale,  by  charter  dated  3rd  March,  1580. 

5Mts— The  chief  seats  of  the  &mi]y  w<r«  at  tbe  eastles  of 
Craignethan  or  Draflan,  Avathaven,  Libberton,  sad  Gkaw- 
fonyuhn.  and  at  Mouklaad  and  Oilkerscku^ 


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HAMILTON  OF  0RBI8T0N  AND  DALZELL. 

Hamilton,  John-Glencairn-Cabteb,  E«q.  of 
Dalzell,  CO.  Lanark,  D.L.,  cnpt.  2nd  life-guardfi,  h. 
16  Nov.  1829. 

Hilieage. — Gatot  Hamilton,  the  4th  ka  of  Sir  James 
Hamilton,  Domimm  de  Cadtowt  ttom  whom  deriyes  the 
duoal  house  of  Hamiltok,  was  ancestor  of  this  £umly 
He  lived  during  the  reigns  of  James  II.  and  III.     He  m. 
Jeen  Muiihead,  called  "the  fair  maid  of  Lechbronnock, " 
descended  of  the  house  of  Lauchope.      By  this  ladj  he 
had  issue, 
RoBBBT,  chancellor  of  Glasgow,  who  appears  to  have  died 
before  his  brother  John,  ^thout  issue. 
u.  Thomas,  who  was  called  to  the  succession  among  the 
other  heirs  of  Lord  Hamilton,  in  the  fixsi  settlement  of 
the  Hamilton  estates,  by  chaiter  under  the  great  seaL  of 
date  S3rd  October,  1405 ;  but  he  appears  to  have  also  died 
before  his  brother  John,  without  issue, 
m.  JouK,  who  succeeded  to  Orbistoun. 
IV.  Archibald. 
T.  Oavin,  the  ancestor  of  the  fiunily  of  Haggs. 

JoRV  Hamiltoh,  the  first  we  have  found  designed  by  the 
tide  of  Orbistoun,  m.  Jean,  dau.  of  Hamilton,  of  Woodhall, 
by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Oatin,  his  heir. 

John,  the  first  of  Fexguslee. 

Patrick. 

David,  the  first  of  BothweOhaugh. 

Daughter,  m.  to  the  Laird  of  Hawkhill. 

Daughter,  m.  to  Alexander  Btewart»  of  Bace. 

The  eldest  son, 

Gaviv  Hamiltov,  of  Orbistoun,  was  named  one  of 
the  heirs  of  entail,  in  a  deed  of  settlement  executed  by  the 
first  Earl  of  Arran,  16th  January,  1612-13.  He  was  again 
named  one  of  the  heirs  of  entail,  in  a  settlement  of  the 
Hamilton  estates  hy  the  Duke  of  Chatalherault,  of  date 
15  Sept.  1540.  He  m.  Helen,  daa.  of  Wallace,  of  Caimhill, 
and  had  issuer 

JoHK,  his  heir. 

Bobert,  provost  of  the  Oollsga  of  St.  Andrews. 

David. 

Arthur,  the  first  of  Parkhead. 

James,  of  Ruchbank,  progenitor  of  the  Haxniltons  of  Kil- 
brackmonth. 

The  dderson, 

JoBK  Hamiltok,  <rf^  Orbistoun,  accompanying  the  queen 
along  with  his  kinsmen,  the  Hamiltons,  to  the  battle  of 
Langsyde,  fell  in  that  action.  He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Hamilton,  of  Haggs,  and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Gavih,  bishop  of  Galloway. 

Isobel,  m.  to  Bobert  Hamilton,  of  Dalserf. 

A  dau.,  m.  to  Robert  Hamilton,  of  Bamchyith. 

A  dau.,  m.  to  Cl«dand,  of  KnownoblehilL 

A  dau.,  m.  to  Bnillie,  of  Jervistoun. 

Mtu^ory,  m.  to  David  Dundas,  of  Duddingstoun. 

Margaret,  m.  to  John  Bobertoun,  brother  of  James  Bo- 
bertoun,  of  Brnock* 

The  eldest  son, 

JoBM  Hamiltoh,  of  Orbistown,  m.  Christian,  dau.  of 
Bobert  Dahdel,  ancestor  of  the  Earls  of  Camwath,  and  had 


JoBM,  his  heir,  afterwards  Sir  John.  Lord  Justice  Clerk, 
whose  male  line  expired  wiUi  his  grandson,  William 
Hamilton,  of  Orbistoun. 

Jamis,  the  first  of  DalzeU. 

Gavin. 

Marion,  m.  to  James  Hamilton,  of  Bangour. 

Margaret,  m.  to  John  Walkinshaw. 
John  of  OrUstouB  d.  about  1021 ;  his  2nd  son, 

Jamxb  Hamilton,  of  Dalzell,  acquired  a  considerable 
estate.  He  m.  Jean,  dan.  of  Sir  John  Henderson,  of 
Fordell,  and  had, 

AuEXAifDKB,  his  heir. 

Bobert,  the  first  of  Monkland. 

James,  the  first  of  Boggs.  His  tenth  and  youngest  son. 
Sir  David  HunUttm,  was  chief  physician  to  Queen  Aunc 

Anne,  m.  to  David  Boswell,  of  Auchinleck. 
Jamee,  of  DalaeO,  d.  Feb.  1M8,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

AiiBXAimcR  Hamiltok,  of  Dakell,  who  had  a  charter  of 
the  lands  and  barony  of  Dalsell,  dated  S4  May,  1071.  He 
m.  BertUa,  dan.  of  Sir  William  Henderson,  of  Fordell,  and 
had 


Alexander,  of  Dalsiel,  d.  in  1662,  and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Jambs  Hamilton,  of  Dalzell,  who  m.   1093,   Margaret, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Archibald  Hamilton,  of  Bosehall,  Bart., 
and  had  issue, 
Archibald,  his  heir. 
James,  of  Muirhouse  and  Browncastle,  appointed,  in  172S, 

collector  of  taxes  for  the  co.  lAuark 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Major  John  Robertoun,  of  Ernock. 
Margaret,  ft.  92  Feb.  1700,  d.  at  Muirhouse,  7th  April,  1707, 

ntatOS. 
Jean,  m.  20  July,  1727,  to  James  Bobertoun,  of  Bedley, 

and  d.  in  April,  1784,  atat  88. 
Aime,  b.  10th  January,  1703 ;  d.  awm.  at  Muirhouse,  16th 

April,  1700^  tttat  M. 
Violet,  d.  vnm,  at  Orbestoun. 

The  eldest  son, 

Abohibald  Hamilton,  of  Dalaell,  m.  10  March,  1782, 
Marion,  eldest  dau.  of  Hugh  Dalrjrmple,  of  Dromora,  one 
of  the  Senator  of  the  College  of  Justice,  and  descended  of 
the  family  of  Stair ;  and  had  issue, 

Jamis,  his  heir. 

John,  who  succeeded  to  the  estate. 

Robert,  6.  in  1740,  d.  at  Dalsell,  on  6th  June,  1790,  unm, 

Anne,  6.  in  1734,  d.  at  Dalzell.  20th  July,  1793.  unm. 

Maigaret.  m.  to  William  Lawson,  £sq.  of  Caimmuir,  in 
Tweeddale. 

Henrietta,  d.  at  DalzeU,  16  March,  1775,  unm. 

Archibald,  of  Dalzell,  and  Orbistoun,  d,  at  Dalsell,  28  Dec. 
1774.  His  widow  survived,  and  et.  at  Dalsell,  28  Deo.  1779. 
Their  eldest  son. 

Jambs  Hamilton,  of  DalzeU,  b.  1788,  was  served  heir  to 
his  father  in  the  lands  of  Dalzell,  4c.,  in  1774.  He  d.  at 
DalzeU,  6  Dec.  1814,  in  his  81st  year,  and,  being  wtm.,  he 
was  «.  by  his  brother, 

John  Hamilton  of  DalasU,  b.  1742,  a  general  in  the  army, 
who  m.  Miss  Anne  Mathews,  only  dau.  of  Dr.  Mathews, 
and  had  issue, 

ABCHiBALD-JAMEa,  his  hdr,  b.  28  Oct  1793,  an  ofBcer  in 
the  armv,  who  served  in  the  Peninsular  war,  and  in  the 
Scots  Greys  at  Waterloo;  m.  1st,  Maigaret •  SibeUa 
Ramsay,  by  whom  (who  d.  94  Aug.  1824)  he  had  no  sur- 
viving issue ;  and  2ndly,  Ellinor,  dau.  of  Daniel  Hamilton, 
Eso.  of  GUkorscleugh,  by  whom  (whom  d.  16  Sept  1856) 
he  left  at  his  decease,  11  Jan.  1834,  a  son,  the  present 
John-Glencairn-Carter  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  DsLmL 

Robert,  b.  7th  August  179rt. 

Marion,  m.  to  LieutenanVColonel  David  Rattray.  She  d. 
1st  May,  1818. 

Gen.  Hamttton  d.  9  Feb.  1832,  aged  02. 

Arm»-^Fint  and  fourth :  gules,  an  annulet  or,  between 
three  ciuquefoils  ermine,  for  Orbistoun  ;  second  and  third : 
gniles,  a  mollet  argent,  between  three  cinquefoils  ermine  a 
ruse  proper  in  chief  argent  for  Rosehall. 

Supporten— On  the  dexter  side  an  antelope  proper,  gomd 
with  ducal  crown  and  chains  thereto  affixed  or;  on  the 
sinister  side  a  savage  proper  wreathed,  holding  in  sinister  a 
club. 

Cred-^An  antelope  proper  gorged,  with  ducal  crown  and 
chains  appended. 

Motto — "  Quis  occursabit" 
-Dalzell,  near  MotherweiL 


Jambs,  his  heir. 
WlUiam,  of  Greenhead. 

Jean,  m.  to  Charles  Stewart,  of  Duneam,  Esq. 
Klisaheth,  m,  to  Alexander  MacDougall,  of  Corrochtree 
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HAMILTON  OF  CRAIGHLAW. 

Hamiltok,  William-Charles-Stbwart,  Esq.  of 
Craighlaw,  oo.  Wigton,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  1831. 

Srtnragr.—JoHN  Hamilton,  of  Ladyland,  who  ».  his 
father  in  1690,  sold  the  property  to  Alexander,  9th  earl  of 
Bglinton,  and  went  to  the  north  of  Ireland,  to  an  estate 
he  had  purchased  there.  He  m.  Margaret  d^u.  of  ffir  John 
Shaw,  Bart,  of  Greenock,  by  Jane,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir 
WilUam  Mure,  of  Bowallan,  and  had  a  numerous  ftunily. 
His  eldest  son, 

William  Hamilton,  Esq.,  sold  his  Irish  property,  and 
returning  to  Scotland,  purchased  the  estate  of  Craighlaw, 
CO.  Wigton.  He  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  McDowal,  of  Logan, 
but  had  no  issue.    His  brother, 

Charlis  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Craighlaw,  m.  Sarah,  another 
dau.  of  McDowal,  of  Logan,  and  had  several  chUdren ;  one 
of  the  daus.,  Anne,  ia.  to  M^Jor  John  Peebles,  of  Irvine^ 
and  had  an  only  child,  Sarah,  wife  of  Col.  John  Cunning- 
ham, of  Oaddel  and  Thornton.  Mr.  HamOton  d.  in  1783, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Hamilton,  of  Craigfalaw,  M.D.,  who  m.  Agnes, 
only  child  of  Edward  Cairns,  Esq.,  of  Girstonwood,  and 
had  (with  daus.,  one  of  whom,  Catherire,  m.  in  1816, 
William  Cochrane,  of  Ladyland,  Esq.)  an  only  son. 


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Wiluam-Charles  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  CndghlAw,  J.P. 
ftud  D.L.,  formerly  a  capt.  in  the  army,  who  served  at 
Waterloo,  6.  1794;  m.  1825,  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr. 
Stewart,  and  left  issue,  William-Charles-Stbwart,  now  of 
Cndghlaw;  Christina-Orace- Agnes ;  and  Anne-Llllias. 

Arm* — Gu.,  a  mullet,  between  three  cinquefoils,  all  within 
a  bordure,  wavy,  arg. 

Crut — On  waves  of  the  sea,  a  dolphin  in  chase  of  a  flying 
fish,  all  ppr. 

Motto— -Bonestvan.  pro  patrift. 

Seat— Oraighlaw,  co.  Wigton. 


HAMILTON  OF  BANQOUR  AND  NINEWAR. 

Hamilton,  James,  Elsq.  of  Bangour,  co.  Ayr,  and 
of  Nine  war,  East  Lothian,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  in  Nov. 
1799;  m.  in  Oct.  1824,  Mary,  dau.  of  William,  Lord 
Panmure,  and  d.  2  March,  1851. 

itttl^aS^. — ^The  family  of  Hamilton  of  Bangour  is  a 
scion  of  Hamilton  of  Bruntwood.  The  great-grandfather  of 
the  present  representative  was  the  well  known  poet, 

William  Hamilton,  of  Bangour.  He  was  6.  at  Bacgour, 
oo.  Ayr,  in  1704,  and,  in  1745,  Joined  in  the  last  attempt  to 
restore  the  house  of  Stuart  to  the  throne,  was  present  at 
the  battle  of  CTulloden,  and  after  the  issue  of  that  memo- 
rable conflict,  fled  to  France,  whera  he  d.  in  17M.  He  m. 
in  1743,  Katherine,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Hall,  2nd  Bart,  of 
Dunglass,  and  by  her  had  one  son, 

James  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Bangour,  who  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Bruce,  of  Kinnaird,  and  (wiUi  three  daus.)  was 
fitther  of 

WiLUAM  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Bangour,  who  m.  in  1798, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Edward  Lee,  of  Tramore  Lodge,  oo.  Water- 
ford,  and  had  a  son  and  successor,  Jamkb  Hamilton,  Esq. 
of  Bangour  and  Ninewar. 

Arm»—Qn.,  a  mullet^  between  three  dnquefoils,  arg.,  a 
chief,  of  the  second.  « 

Crett — A  ship  in  distress,  ppr. 
Motto — Immersabilis. 
Sea<— Ninewar,  Dunbar,  East  Lothian. 


BUCHANAN-HAMILTON  OF  SPITTAL,  LENY, 
AND  BARDOWIE. 

Buchanan-Hamilton,  John,  Esq.  of  Spittal,  co. 
Dumbarton,  Leny,  co.  Perth,  and  Bardowie,  co.  Stir- 
ling, chief  of  the  dan  Buchanan,  6.  14  Feb.  1822; 
m.  9  July,  1845,  Margaret,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late 
George  Seton,  Esq.,  of  the  family  of  Cariston,  and 
has  issue. 

I8url)anan  ot  t^nt  ilit. 

IBLxntSLQt, — ^The  reputed  progenitor  of  the  family  of 
Budianan  was  Bubt  AN8ELLAN(or  Absalon),  son  of  O'Kyau. 
king  of  Ulster,  in  Ireland,  who,  haying  been  concerned  in  a 
massacre  of  the  Danes,  in  limerick,  at  the  banning  of 
the  11th  century,  was  compelled  to  abandon  his  native 
country,  and  take  refuge  in  Scotland  {circ.  1016),  where 
he  lent  assistance  in  repelling  his  enemies  the  Danes,  and 
reoeived  ftrom  King  Maixx)LM  II.  a  grant  of  land  for  his 
senrices. 

But  MAxmiOB  Btjohanah,  9th  laird  of  Buchanan  (son  of 
Gilbert,  8th  laird  of  Buchanan,  seneschal  to  the  earls  of 
Lennox,  the  first  of  the  family  who  assumed  the  surname 
of  Buchanan),  left  three  sons, 

Mauhice  (Sir),  10th  laird  of  Buchanan. 

Allan,  who  m.  the  heiress  of  the  fomily  of  Leny,  or  Lany, 
of  that  ilk.  The  last  lineal  male  descendant  of  the  Bu- 
chanans of  Len^  was  Henry,  (circ  1728,)  whose  dau.  and 
heiress,  Catharine,  m.  Thomas  Buchanan,  of  Spittal,  as 
afterwards  mentioned. 

John,  ancestor  of  the  Buchanans  of  A%wheiven. 

The  0th  laird  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Maurice  Buchanan,  10th  Isird  of  Buchanan,  in 
whose  castle  of  Buchanan  King  Robert  the  Bruce  is  said 
to  have  taken  refuge  after  his  defeat,  at  Dalree,  by  Macdou- 
gall  of  Lorn.    He  left  a  son. 

Sir  Walter  Buchanan,  11th  laird  of  Buchanan,  whose 
son, 

John  Buchanan,  12th  laird  of  Buchanan,  who  m.  Janet, 

dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Buchanan,  of  Leny,  fourth  in 

descent  from  Allan,  already  noticed,  and  had  three  sons, 

Alexander  (Sir),  who  slew  the  Duke  of  Clarence,  brother 

of  King  Henrt  V.,  at  the  battle  of  Boau^d,  in  1421 .    He 

afterwards  fell  at  the  battle  of  Vemcuil,   (anno  1424,) 

unm. 

503 


Waltkk  (mr),  who  t.  his  flitlier. 

John,  who  .inherited  the  lands  of  Lent,  and  carried  on 
that  &mily. 

The  2nd  son. 

Sir  Walter  Buchanan,  13th  laird  of  Bu<^anan,  n. 
Isabel,  dau.  of  Murdoch  Stuart,  Duke  of  Albany,  anl 
governor  of  Scotland,  by  whom  (with  a  dau.  m.  to  Gray,  of 
Foulis,  ancestor  of  Lord  Qray)  he  had  three  tons, 

Patrick,  his  successor. 

Maurice,  treasurer  to  Lady  Maigaret,  dan.  of  King  Jamfs 
I.,  and  Dauphiness  of  France^  with  whom  he  IcA  Soot- 
land. 

Thomas,  ancestor  of  the  Buchanans  of  CarbctK, 
The  eldest  son, 

Patrick  Buchanan,  14th  laird  of  Buchanan,  m,  the  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Galbraith  of  Killeam,  Bamoir,  4c.,  and 
(besides  one  dau..  Annabella,  who  m.  James  Stuart,  of 
Baldorrans,  grandson  of  Murdoch,  duke  of  Albany)  left  tww 
sons, 

Walter,  16th  laird. 

Thoznas,  first  of  ihe  Buchanans  of  DnimtMI,  to  wUdi 
family  belonged  the  celebrated  Scottish  poet  and  histo- 
rian, Oeoige  Buchanan. 
The  eldest  son, 

Walter  Buchanan,  16th  laird  of  Buchanan,  m.  the  dan. 
of  Lord  Graham,  by  whom  (with  two  daus.,  of  whom  th« 
1st  m.  Lamond  of  Lamond,  and  the  2ndC  the  laird  of 
Ardkinglass)  he  had  two  sons,  ^ 

Patrick. 

John,  ancestor  of  the  Buchanans  of  Amprjfor. 
His  eldest  son, 

Patrick  Buchanan,  fell  at  the  battle  of  Flodden,  in 
1613,  during  his  father's  lifetime  ;  but  in  the  history  of  the 
family  he  is  called  the  10th  laird  of  Buchanan.  This  Patrick 
m.  a  dau.  of  the  earl  of  Argyle,  and  (with  two  daus.,  m.  to 
the  lairds  of  Auchinbreck  and  Calder)  had  two  aona, 

Georob,  17th  Laird  of  Buchanan,  whose  lineal  male  de- 
scendants foiled,  in  168S,  in  the  person  of  John,  2Snd  and 
last  Laird  of  Buchanan. 

Walter,  the  first  of  the  fiunily  of  Spittal. 
This 

Walter  Btohanan,  of  Easter  Oatter,  m,  Isabel,  dan. 
(or,  iMrhaps,  sister)  of  the  1st  earl  of  Glencaim,  by  whom 
he  had  a  son, 

Edward  Buchanan,*  of  Spittal,  m.  Christian,  dan.  of 
Galbraitii  of  Ctilcruich,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons,  Geoigci, 
and  his  successor, 

Robert  Buchanan,  who  left  two  sons,  Andrew,  and 

Walter  Buchanan,  who  t.  his  fiMhor,  and  *».  1st,  Jean, 
dau.  of  Stirling  of  Craigbamet,  and  2ndly,  Margaret  Law- 
son  (according  to  Auchmar,  he  m.  tbe  dau.  of  Galbraith  of 
Balgair),    He  left  two  sons,  Walter,  and  his  sucoessor. 

Edward  Buchanan,  who  m.  1st,  Helen,  dau.  of  Ed^on- 
stone  of  Balleun,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons.  Jambs  ;  and 
John,  obtain  in  the  regiment  of  Geoige,  laird  of  Buchanan, 
killed  at  the  battle  of  Inverkeithing,  He  m.  2ndly.  Mar- 
gfaret,  dau.  of  John  Buchanan,  of  Ross,  by  whom,  (with 
one  dau.,  m.  to  Cuniugham  of  Trinb(^  he  had  two  sons, 
Robert  and  Edward.    His  eldest  son, 

James  Buchanan,  d.  before  his  &ther,  baring  m.  tb« 
dau.  of  John  Buchanan,  of  Cashlie,  by  whom  be  had  five 
sons,  Edward,  John  (Capt.),  Archibald  (Ci^tO>  Andrew, 
and  Walter  ;  of  whom  the  eldest, 

Edward  Buchanan,  $,  his  grandfttther,  and  m.  ChristlaD, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Mitchell,  minister  of  Kilmaronock. 
by  whom  (with  two  daus.)  he  had  two  sons, 

John,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  Ni^ier  of  Ballachaim.  and  had 
by  her  a  dau.,  Christina,  m.  to  Mr.  ThoiQas  Napier,  of 
Glasgow ;  and  a  son,  John,  M.D  ,  who  m.  the  dau.  of  Sir 
Archibald  Primrose,  Bart.,  and  had  a  dau..  Susan. 

The  elder  son  and  successor, 

John  Buchanan,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Patrick  Muirhead, 
of  Rashie  Mill,  and  relict  of  Robert  Buchanan,  of  Ampryor, 
and  had  issue  a  dau.,  Christian,  m.  to  Robert  Buchanan,  of 
Leny  ;  and  three  sons,  i.  Robert,  coL<commandant  of 
Dundas's  regt.  of  Scots-Dutch,  who  t.  his  father,  but  d.$,p.; 
II.  Peter,  who  m.  Agnes,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Hamilton,  of 
Hutchinson,  but  d.  $.  p.;  and,  lu.  Thomab,  of  whose  hue 
wo  have  to  treat    This 

Thomas  Buchanan,  an  officer  in  the  Dutch  aMrice.  m. 
lst,|Cathanne,  dau.  of  Heniy  Buchanan,  of  Leny  (the  last 


*  Another  generation  is  here  inserted  in  Auchmarls  so- 
count  of  the  family.  The  son  of  Walter,  first  of  Spittal.  is 
there  stated  to  have  been  John,  who  w.  RliEabeth,  dau.  of 
Cuningham  of  Drumquhassl<^  and  was  fotber  of  Edward. 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQI, 


HAM 

UhmJ  mala  rejunewmtaUve  of  that  familyX  whereby  the 
estate  of  Leny  came  into  this  family ;  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth, 
youngest  dau.  of  John  Hamilton,  of  Bardowie,  whence  the 
estate  of  Bardowie  was  acquired. 

SamOtou  at  JSarlrotDte. 

Twelfth  in  deaoent  from  John  de  Hamilton,  ol  Botfaemok, 
or  Bardowie,  was 

JoHH  HAMiLTOif,  of  Bardowie,  who  m.  about  1704,  Marion, 
dan.  of  Robert  Buchanan,  of  Jbnpryor,  by  whom  he  had 
four  ions  and  three  daus.  The  four  brothers  having  d. 
without  issue,  in  1767,  the  daus.  were  serred  heir-portioners, 
and  of  the  line,  to  their  brother  Robert ;  of  these,  Katha- 
rine and  Mary  having  also  d.  *.  p.,  the  succession  devolved 
upon 

BuzABETH,  who  IN.  Thoxas  BucEANAN,  of  Spittal  and 
Leny,  and  left  (with  two  dans.,  Elisabeth,  m.  Ist,  to  Robert 
Grahams,  of  Gartmore,  and  2&dly,  to  Robert  Fairfoul,  of 
Strowie ;  and  Marion,  m.  to  J.-H.-S.  Crawford,  of  Cowdon- 
bill)  five  sons, 

Henry  Buchanan,  d.  wun. 

John  Buchanan,  who  «.  to  the  estate  of  Baxdowie^  and 
took  the  name  of  Hamilton.  He  m.  Margaret,  eldest  dau. 
of  Sir  Hew  Crawford,  of  Jordanhill,  and  Robina  Pollock, 
representative  of  the  Polkx^  of  that  ilk,  and  d.  without 


RoBKRT  Hamilton-Buchanan,  a  lieul  in  the  Royal  North 
Britiiih  Fusiliers,  m.  Cornelia,  dau.  of  Commodore  Tinker, 
and  d.  leaving  a  son,  Robert  Hamilton-Buohanan,  capt! 
in  the  34th  regt  native  infantry,  who  d,  before  his  uucle, 
John. 

Fbancib  Buchanan  $.  his  brother,  John,  and  assumed  the 
name  of  Hamilton. 

Peter  Buchanan,  e^t  in  the  28rd  x«gt  of  Fusiliers,  d. 
unm. 

The  4th  son, 

FaANoa  Buchanan-Hamilton,  M.D.,  of  Bardowie,  Spittal, 
and  Leny,  author  of  "An  Account  of  Nepaul," and  other 
works  on  India,  m.  Miss  Brock,  by  whom  he  left  at  his 
deoease,  1829,  a  dan.,  Catiierine,  who  d.  unm.  19S9,  and  an 
only  son.  the  present  John  Buchanan-Hamilton,  Esq.  of 
Spittal  and  Leny. 

^n»w— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  Buchanan,  let,  Or,  a 
lion,  rampant^  sable,  armed  and  langued,  gu.,  within  a 
double  treasure,  flowered  and  counterflowered,  of  the 
second,  for  Buchanan  of  that  ilk  and  SpUUd  :  4th,  quarterly  • 
1st  and  4th,  as  Buchanan  of  that  {kk;  2nd  and  3rd,  sable,  on 
a  chevron,  between  three  bears*  heads,  erased,  aivent,  muz- 
aled,  gu-,  a  dnquefoil,  of  the  first,  for  Buchanan  o^  Ltay. 
«nd  and  Srd,  Hamilton  qfBardotrie,  Gu.,  on  a  chevron  be- 
tt*^  three  emouefoik,  aig.,  a  boar's  head,  eouped,  of  the 
first*  in  the  middle  chief  point  an  »n«wH-^  or. 

auppwrten— Two  fidcons,  ppr.,  garnished,  or. 

Cr«t»— Ist,  A  dexter  hand,  holding  up  a  duke's  coronet 
within  two  laurel  branches,  disposed  orieways,  vert,  for 
Buchanan  <if  that  Uk;  2nd,  a  bent  bow,  heid  in  a  hand 
sinister,  for  Buchanan  <%<  SpitUd.  (Some  of  this  fiunily  have 
carried  as  a  crest,  a  dexter  hand,  oouped  at  the  wrist  hold- 
ii^  a  sword,  with  the  motto,  "Pro  r^ge,  et  pro  patria;-)  Srd. 
a  Ron's  paw,  erased,  ppr.,  for  Buchanan  oflmy:  4th.  out  of 
a  dncal  coronet,  or,  an  oak-tree  fructed,  penetrated  trans- 
versely in  the  main  stem  by  a  Aname^aw,  ppr.,  the  frame  of 
the  fint  for  Hamilton. 

3foMoM— Over  the  crest  of  Buchanan  of  that  ilk,  "  Clarior 
hinchonoe;-  over  the  Spittal  crest,  "Fortuiia  pardt 
labon ;"  over  the  Lkny  crest,  ••  Nobills  est  ira  leonis  I'Tover 
the  Hamilton  crest,  "Through;"  under  the  Escutcheon. 
*  *  Audaoes  juvo. "  ^ 

finto— Leny  House,  oo.  Peith ;  and  Baidowie,  oo.  Stirling. 


HAMILTON  OF  SUNDBUM. 

Hamilton,  John,  Eaq.  of  Sundrum,  co.  Ayr,  J  P 
and  D.L.,  6.  Sept.  1806;  m.  7  May,  1846,  Catherine- 
Barbara,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  William  Hobart 
Esq.  of  Picktree,  and  has  issue,  ' 

L  JosN'Claus-Campbsix^  6. 1B64. 

I.  Macy-Dundas. 

X^neAge.— Weknow  from  anthenticreoord»-^the  town 
books  of  Ayr — that 

RoBBW  HAMiMtw,  bame-derk  of  Cterick,  and  Janet 
Blackwood,  his  spouse,  were,  on  the  roeignaUon  of  Hew 
Kennedy,  ia  1070,  admitted  to  the  lands  ef  Ckmgall 
Clongall  Muir.  Ck>ngaU  Hontgomerie,  Nether  Clongall! 
DupiUbum,  4c 

HuoH  Hamilton,  of  dongall  (now  called  Olengall),  mer- 
<Aant  ilk  Ayr,  m.  Jean  FsxguaoD,  dau  of  John  Fbmisoa,  of 
Castlahill,  and  had  (with  seven  daua)  three  sons,  vis. 
609 


HAM 

I.  Robert,  of  Bonrtreehill,  b.  5  Jan.  1098 ; «.  Jean  IfitchelL 
an  heiress,  widow  of  MiHJor  Garth,  and  d.  4  Juncu  1773, 
leaving  four  daus.,  his  co-heirs,  vis.,  . 

1  Jkan,  to.  to  Geoige,  Earl  of  Crawford. 

2  Maboarst,  m.  to  Sir  John  Cathcart,  Bt. 

8  Frances,  m.  to  Capt  John  Ferguson,  of  Qivenvale. 
4  Blranor,  wt.  to  Hugh,  18th  Barl  of  Benton. 

II.  John,  from  whom  the  Sundrum  family  is  descended. 
°,'i..?*«**»  aiacoBtor  of  the  HamUtons  of  Mnmoie,  ft  6  Jan. 

1707. 

Jomi  Hamilton,  Bsq.  R.N.,  the  2nd  son,  b.  U  Maroh, 
iros,  settled  in  Jamaica,  where  he  and  his  elder  brother 
Bobert,  poasesied  the  estate  of  Pemberton  Valley.  He  m, 
1780,  Maigaret,  eldest  dau.  of  Hugh  Montgomerie,  of  Coils- 
<Wd  (by  his  second  marriage,  wHh  Catharine  Arbuekle, 
widow  of  Claud  Hamilton,  of  Lethame),  and  sister  of  Alex- 
ander Montgomerie,  of  Coilsfield,  ikther  of  Hugh,  12th  earl 
of  ^gUnton.  He  was  drowned  in  returning  from  the  West 
Indies,  leaving  an  only  son, 

John  Hamiiaon,  of  Sundrum,  who  m.  April,  1762,  his 
cousin  Lilias,  2nd  dau.  of  Alexander  Montgomerie,  of  Coils- 
field,  and  sister  of  Hugh,  12th  earl  of  Eglinton,  by  whom 
(who  d.  1827)  he  left  (with  several  daus.,  of  whom  the 
youngest.  Hamilla,  ».  Lt.-Gen.  Hughes)  seven  sons,  vi»., 
1  John,  his  successor;  2  Alexander-West,  to.  twice,  and  left 
issue;  8  Robert,  deceased ;  4  Hugh,  alieuL-colonel;  6  Archi- 
bald, of  Carcluie  and  Boselle,  capt.  B.  I.  Co.'s  naval  service; 
«  Thomas-Bargany ;  and  7  Montgomerie,  ctq)t.  in  the  B.  I. 
Co.'s  naval  service.  John  Hamilton,  of  Sundrum,  for  several 
years  vioe-lieut.  of  the  co.  of  Ayr,  and  thircy-eix  yean 
covener,  d.  in  Jan.  1821,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

John  Hamilton,  of  Sundrum,  w.  4  June,  1804,  Christian, 
eldest  dau.  of  Qeoige  Dundas,  of  Dimdas^  and  d.  81  Jan. 
1887,  having  had  issue^ 

I.  John,  now  of  Sundrum.       n.  Geoive-Dundas,  d.  1838 

III.  Alexander,  RN. 

IV.  Archibald,  d.  6  June,  IMe,  B.  I.  Oo.'s  olrfl  service. 
Madras  eetablishmtnt. 

T.  James,  B.  I.  C.  S. 

VL  Huflh,  m.  Margaret  Innes,  and  has  aeon,  Huc^Mont- 
gomerfe. 

I.  Christian,  m.  to  Charles  Steriing,  Eaa. 

II.  lilias,  d.  1811.  III.  Maxgaret,  d.  1811, 


V.  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Capt.  (]haries  Acton  Broke,  who  d. 

1856. 
YL  Margaret,  m.  9  Aug.  1843,  to  the  Hon.  Thomas  Proeton, 

youngest  son  of  Visoount  Qormauston. 
vn.  Mary,  m.  to  John  Resdinald  Howison  Craufiird,  Beq. 
viiL  Ja&e-Hamilla»  m.  to  Heniy  Spencer,  Esq. 

Arms—Qfo..  three  dnquefoils,  erm.,  two  In  ddef  and  one 
in  base,  within  three  fleurs-de-lis  between. 

^Crut— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  an  oak-tiee  fhicted, 
penetrated  tiansversely  in  the  main  stem  by  «  frame-saw. 
ppr. 

Motto — ^Through. 

8«it    flnndrum,  AyrshiraL 


HAMILTON  OF  CAIRN  BILL  AND  WEST 

PORT. 
Fbbrixb-Hamilton,  Oolonsl  Jobk,  o£  Csira  Hill, 
oo.  Ayr,  and  Wesi^rt^  oo.  linUtbgow,  b.  6  Sept. 
1786;  ifL  in  1817,  C}«oigina,  Snd  dau.  of  C&ariea, 
2nd  ViBootint  Gort^  and  baa  issue, 
I.  Waltxb  Fkbbiib,  ft.  1819,  capt.  in  the  army, 
u.  Charles-Vereker,   ft.  1820,  assumed  the  surname  of 
Campbkll  on  succeeding  to  the  estate  of  Netherplaoe 
an  ancient  cadetahip  from  the  Loudon  ftunily.    He  waa 
in  the  army,  and  served  throughout  the  Sutledge  cam- 
paign in  India, 
m.  Thomas-Wallace,  m,  Beade,  Snd  dau.  of  the  Hen. 

Sydney  Stephens. 
IV.  John-Prendeigast.  t.  WllUam-Aichibald. 

I.  Jane-IiUias,  m.  to  Andrew  (HUon,  Beq.  of  Wallhouse, 

CO.  linlithgow,  and  is  deceased, 
n.  Julia-Mary.  ui.  GeoxginapYerskor. 

Colonel  Hamilton  is  a  magisiarate  for  cos.  Ayr  and 
Linlithgow,  and  has  served  throughout  the  Penin- 
sular campaign,  for  which  he  received  a  war  medal 
and  three  clomps.  He  represents,  through  his  mother 
and  grandmother,  two  of  the  oldest  families  in  Ayr- 
shire, viz.,  the  Wallaces  of  Cairn  Hill,  and  Cuir- 
NiNGHAM£s  of  OtMningkamikead ;  and  through  his 
grandmother,  the  Hahiltoms  of  Walpori, 

SrttlfagC. — In  1074  Anna   Hamilton,   of  Westport, 
eldest  dau.  of  Jamb  HAMnm)N,  of  Wea^port,  by  Anna, 


HAM 


H  A  Si 


Us  wife,  daa.  of  Sir  Patrick  Hamilton,  of  little  Preston,  m. 
Walter  Bandtlandii,  eldest  son  of  WOliam  Sandilands  ^d 
son  of  the  4th  Lord  Torpichen),  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  and  heiress  of  Sir  William  Cunninghame,  Bart, 
of  Cunninghame  Head,  co.  Ayr,  and  her  eldest  son  even- 
tually succeeded  to  the  baronetcy,  and  in  1699  is  men- 
tioned as 

Bib  Jamxs  SAimiLAirDs  Hakilton.  He  d. «.  j>.  1788,  and 
was  «.  by  his  brother. 

Sib  Waivtcr  Saitoilavdb  Hamiltov,  a  captain  in  the 
army,  who  served  thirteen  campaigns  imder  Marlborough. 
He  m.  his  cousin  Helen,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hamilton,  of 
Olirestob,  and  had  two  sons,  James  and  Thomas,  both 
military  ofi&cers,  who  J.  «.  p.,  and  daus.,  of  whom  the 


Obeoel  Hamtltoit,  the  heiress  of  Wes^rt,  m.  Jomr 
TxBBiEB,  Esq.  of  Kirkton,  co.  Beoftew,  and  had  issue, 

L  WnxiAM,  hlB  heir. 

n.  Walter,  of  Glenflner,  m.  1784,  Lillias,  dau.  and  heir  of 
William  Wallace,  Esq.  of  Caimhill,  co.  Ayr,  by  Jane,  his 
wife^  dau.  of  Archibald  Campbell,  of  Suoooth,  and  had 


1  John,  now  of  Caimhill  and  Westpori. 

5  Archibald,  major  92nd  r^.,  d.  wua. 
•  William. 

1  Jean,  m.  to  Thos.  RIddell,  Esq.  of  Csmiestoun,  ca 
Boxbuigh. 

2  Margaret. 

m.  James,  one  of  the  principal  clerks  of  Session,  m.  Miss 
Coutts,  and  has  issue, 

1  John,  ta.  Miss  Wilson,  and  had  issue. 

2  Archibald,  m.  Miss  Garden,  and  left  issue. 
8  Lorn,  lieut.  in  the  army,  d.  wtm. 

4  James,  lieut. -coL,  d.  uam. 

6  WUliam,  capt  in  the  army,  d.  imta. 

6  Walter,  m.  liiss  Gordon,  imd  had  issue. 

1  Jane,  m.  to  lieut. -gen.  Graham. 

2  Jessie,  m.  to  James  Connell,  Esq.  of  Conheath. 
8  Helen,  m.  to  James  Kinloch,  Esq. 

4  Susan. 
XT.  Hay,  miOor-gen.  in  the  srmy  and  governor  of  Dumbar- 
ton Csstle,  m.  1st,  Jane,  onlv  child  of  John  Maoqueen, 
second  brother  of  Lord  Brazfteld,  and  had  by  her, 

1  Louis-Henry,  advocate,  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  the  late 
Dr.  Alexander  Monro,  and  had  issue. 

2  John-Macqueen,  d.  young. 

8  William-Hamilton,  a.  young^^ 

1  Esther-Wallace,  m.  1805,  to  William  Hamilton  Finnle, 
Esq.,  E.I.C.S. 

2  Helen-Margaret,  m.  to  Thos.  Liston.  Esq. 

8  Catherine-Jane,  m.  to  W.  J.  Kemmingson,  Esq.   of 
Woodbury  Lodge,  Devon. 
4  EUsa-Anne,  m.  to  J.  Maclntyre,  Esq.  of  liverpooL 
6  Mary. 

General  Hay  Ferrier  m.  2ndly,  Agnes,  only  child  of  Roger 
Cutlar,  Esq.  of  Orroland,  and  widow  of  William  Lawiie, 
Esq.  of  Bc^castle. 
I.  Helen,  d.  «mia.  IL  Martha^  m.  to  Lieut  Adamson. 

in.  Agnes,  m.  to  Mr.  Finnic. 
IT.  Grizel,  m.  to  Mr.  Bums. 
T.  Anne,  m.  to  Dr.  Glen. 
The  eldest  son, 

William  Febbibb-Hamiltoh,  Esq.  of  Westport,  lieut. 
R.N.,  commanded  the  party  of  sailors  who  dragged  the 
oannon  up  the  heights  of  Abraham,  previous  to  the  capture 
of  Quebec  He  m.  Miss  Johnstone,  of  Straiten,  co.  Lin- 
lithgow, and  dying  s.  p.  1814,  was  «.  by  his  nephew,  the 
present  Col.  Hamiltoh,  of  Caimhill  and  Westport. 

The  Wallaobb  iff  Cainikm,  (formerly  spelt  Caimgell,) 
are  one  of  the  oldest  of  our  Scotch  families.  The  first  was 
the  8rd  son  of  Sir  Richard  Wallace,  of  Riokarton,  whose 
2nd  son  was  Wallaob  op  Ellebsltb.  and  whose  eldest  son 
m.  the  heiress  of  Lindsay,  of  Craigie,  and  has  ever  since 
quartered  the  Wallace  and  Lindsay  arms.  The  Wallaces  of 
Oaimhill  are  connected  by  marriage  with  nearly  every 
family  of  distinction  in  Ayrahire,  and  even  with  royalty 
itself.  At  Flodden  one  of  the  slain  knights  was  Wallace  of 
Caimhill,  and  it  is  generally  understood  his  eldest  son, 
perished  by  his  side.  On  the  old  tower  at  CalrahiU  is  a 
curious  stone,  with  inscription  and  a  coat  of  arms,  Wallace 
and  Muir  of  Rowallan,  a  niece  of  EUzibeth  Muir,  wife  of 
King  Robbbt  II.,  having  m.  Sir  Hugh  Wallace,  of  CaimhilL 

.<4mu— 'Quarterly,  Ist  and  4th  :  Gu.,  three  cinquefoils  erm. 
within  a  bordure  arg.  changed  with  eight  martlets  of  the  first 
for  Hamilton  ;  Snd  and  8m :  gu.,  a  lion  rampant  arg.  within 
a  border  arg.  and  as.  for  Wallacs. 

CVieae— Two  branches  of  oak  crossing  each  other  in  saltire. 

IfoCto— Addimt  robur  stirpi. 

geate    Caimhin,  Ayrahfare^  and  Westport^  co.  Linlithgow. 
510 


HAMILTON  OF  RATHOE  HOUSE. 

Hamilton,  Douglas,  Esq.  of  Rsthoe  Hoosey  co. 
Carlow,  J.P.  for  that  county,  and  also  for  Lanark- 
shire, N.R ;  6.  6  Jan.  18U  ;  ».  11  Feb.  1848,  Fran- 
ces  -  Anne,  only  surviving  child  of  Hugh  -  Rivers 
Graves,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  barrister-at-law,  and  has 
issue, 

L  Archibald-Douglas,  h.  1843,  d.  young. 

n.  Douglas-Charles,  h.  18M,  d.  young. 

in.  Alexahdkb-Hamiltoh,  6. 18  Jan.  1849. 

rv.  William-Douglas,  6. 1  Oct.  1860. 

V.  Robert-Frederick,  h.  17  Dee.  1862. 

VI  Augustus-Addphus,  b.  1864,  d.  an  influit. 

I.  Idonea-Chariotte.  n.  Haria^ 

Mr.  Hamilton  is  4th  son  of  the  late  Augustus-Bar- 
rington-Price  Hamilton,  Esq.,  lieut.  R.N.,  2nd  son  of 
Admiral  Charles  -  Powell  Hamilton,  whose  father. 
Lord  Anne  Hamilton,  was  3rd  son  of  James,  Duke 
of  Hamilton,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dan.  and  heir  of 
Digby,  Lord  Qerard  {tet  Burke's  Peerage), 

^rms— Ou,,  three  cinquefoils,  pierced,  erm. 

Cnti — Ksing  from  a  ducal  coronet  or,  an  oak  tree  flroeted 
and  penetrated  transTeiBely  in  the  main  stem  by  a  frame- 
saw ppr:  theftameor. 

IfoMo— Through. 

Sm^— Rathoe  House,  co.  Carlow. 


HAMUiTON  OF  BELTRIM. 

CoLB- Hamilton,  Arthur- Willouohbt,  Esq.  of 
Beltrim,  co.  Tyrone,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriflF  1830, 
b.  23  Nov.  1806;  m.  16  Dec.  1831,  Emily-Catherine, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles-Cobbe  Beresford,  and  has 
iss\ie, 

L  Wiluam-Olauds,  8th  Foot,  h.  8  Aug.  1883. 

IL  Claude,  6.  20  Nov.  1838. 

iil  Charies-Richard,  h.  6  Dec.  1843. 

IV.  Arthur-Henry,  6. 17  April,  1846. 

V.  John-Isaac,  h.  12  July,  1861. 

L  Amelia-Harriet.  n.  Frances-Sophia, 

m.  Belina.  rv.  Letitia-Oraoe. 


X.ttltaQ[0. — Th»  Hon.  Abthub  Colb,  Snd  son  of  J<^m, 
1st  Lord  Mountflorence,  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Hugh 
Willoughby  Montgomery,  Esq.  of  Carrow,  m,  in  1780, 
Letitia,  dau.  and  heir  of  Claude  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Beltrim, 
00.  Tyrone,  and  assumed  in  consequence  the  additional 
surname  of  Hamilton.    By  her  ho  had  issue, 

Claude- William,  his  heir. 

Letitia,  m.  in  Aug.  1815,  to  Mi^or  Staflbrd. 

Elisabeth-Anne,  m.  in  1820,  to  Henry  Blade.  Esq. 

Isabella,  m.  to  James  Hamilton,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1827. 

The  son  and  heir, 

Clauds-Williax  Colk-Hamiltom,  Esq.  of  Beltrim,  ft. 
7  July,  1781,  m.  10  Oct.  1805,  Nichola-Sophia,  eldest  dan. 
of  Richard  Chaloner,  Esq.  of  Kingsfort,  co.  Meath,  and  by 
her  (who  m.  2ndly,  in  1888,  Joseph  Pratt,  Esq.  of  Oabia 
Castle,  CO.  Cavan)  had  issue, 

Abthub- Willouohbt,  now  of  Beltrim. 

Richard-Chaloner,  the  present  Riohabd  Chaloveb,  Ebq.  ai 
Kingsfort  (see  page  101> 
Mr.  Cde-Hamilton,  d,  25  April,  1822. 

.^rrns— Gu.,  three  dnquefoils,  pierced,  erm.  qoaxteriy  with 

COLK. 

CWifi  1st,  Haxiltoh,  riring  from  a  ducal  ooromet  or.  an 
oak  tree  fructed  and  penetiMed  transvers^  in  the  main 
stem  by  a  frame-saw  ppr.  the  frame  or;  2nd,  Colb. 

<SM— Beltrim,  co.  Tyrone. 

HAMILTON  OP  ST.  ERNANa 

Hamilton,  John,  Esq.  of  St.  Emans,  oo.  Donegal, 
6.  26  Aug.  1800;  m.  in  May,  1823,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Hugh  Bmb^  Esq.  of  Qlastudick,  co.  Ross,  and  has 
had  issue, 

L  Jambs,  of  Brown  Hall,  co.  Donagsl,  J.P.,  6.  8  Juno,  189i. 

I.  Isabella,  d.  in  1840.  n.  Mary. 

ni.  Arabella-Rose.  it.  Helen. 

Mr.  Hamilton  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy -lieut.  for 
CO.  Donegal,  and  serred  as  high-sheriff  in  1826. 

HitUAff^* — John  Haiolion,  Esq.  of  Brown  Hall,  who 
m.  Isabella,  sister  of  James  Stewart,  Bsq.  of  KiUymoon, 


HAM 


a  A  M 


M.P.  for  00.  Tyrone,  d.  in  1811,  having  had  by  her  (who  d, 
in  1889)  a  son, 

James  HAiOLTOir,  Eeq.,  who  predeceased  his  father  in 
1805,  leaving,  by  his  wife^  the  Hon.  Helen  Pakenham, 
sister  of  the  late  earl  of  Longford,  and  of  the  1st  duchess 
of  Wellington,  the  present  Jobk  Hamilton,  of  St  Eman's 
(another  son,  the  Ber.  Edward-Michael  Hamilton,  who  m. 
Miss  Fortesque,  dan.  of  Chichester  Fortesque,  Esq.  of  Qlyde 
Farm,  and  sister  of  Thomas  Fortescue,  created  Baron  Cler- 
mont, and  a  dan.  Catherine,  ta.  to  the  Rev.  W.  H.  Foster, 
rector  of  Lough  GiUy,  nephew  of  Lord  Oriel. 

Amu— On.,  a  sword  erect  in  pale  point  upwards  ppr. 
pomel  and  hilt  gold  between  three  cinouefoils  aig. 
Cretin  A  nag's  head  couped  aig.  bridled  gu. 
Jfotto— Ride  through. 
Ami— St.  Emans,  oo.  Donegal. 


HAMILTOK  OF  KILLYLEAQH. 

Hamiltok,  AROHiBALD-RowAir,  Esq.  of  Killjleagh 
Castle,  oo.  Down,  J.P.,  high-sheriff,  formerly  capt. 
5th  dragoon  guards,  6.  9  Aug.  1818;  m,  24  Feb. 
1842,  CSatherine-Ann,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Oeorge  Otld- 
well,  by  Harriot  his  wife,  dan.  of  Sir  William  Abdy, 
Bart.,  and  has  issue, 

L  OAwnr-WiLLUuc-BowAir.  6.  7  March,  1844. 

n.  Oeorge-Rowan,  b.  10  April,  1846. 

m.  Sidney-Augustus-Bowan,  h.  1  July,  1848. 

rr.  Frederick-Temple-Bowan,  6. 17  Ju)^,  1860. 

L  Harriot-Oeorgina. 

iLCttfaffC. — This  branch  of  the  illustrious  house  of 
Hamilton  springs  flrom  the  same  stock  as  the  Earls  of 
Clanbrassil  and  Viscounts  Limerick,  who  derive  lh>m 
Thomas  Hamilton,  of  Baplock,  son  of  the  Lord  of  Cadsow. 

Thk  Bsv.  Hahs  HAMiLToir,*  vicar  of  Dunlop,  Ayrshire, 
6.  1630,  m.  Margaret  Denham,  dau.  of  the  Laird  of  Weshiels ; 
and  dying  80  May,  1008,  left 

Jamb  (Sir),  of  Killyleafffa  and  Bangor,  aeijeant-at-law,  and 
privy  councillor  to  King  Jamks  I.,  who  was  created  by 
patent,  datod  4  Mav,«1682,  Visoount  Clansbots;  his  son 
and  heir,  James,  2nd  Viscount  Claneboye,  was  created 
Babl  of  Clakbrasbu^  4  March,  1047.  He  was  fitther  of 
Hbhbt,  2nd  Earl  of  danbrassil,  who  d.  a.  p.  1676. 

Abchibald. 

Gawen.  of  Ballygally. 

JoHir,  of  Coronary^  oo.  Cavan,  and  Monella,  oo.  Armagh, 
ancestor  of  the  Mamiltonb,  of  Abbotstown,  co.  DubUn. 
(8m  that  name.) 

WILLIAM,  ancestor  of  the  present  Obobob-Alsxakdbr 
Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Hampton  Hall,  oo.  Dublin.  (8«e  that 
name." 


Jean,  m.  to  William  Mure,  Esq.  of  Olanderstoun,  Ayrshire. 
The  2nd  son, 

Abchibald  Hamiltov,  Esq.  of  Haleiaig,  or  Hamge,  co. 
Lsnark,  m.  1st,  Bachel  Carmjchael,  and  had  issue, 
L  John. 

II.  Jambs,  of  Neilsbrook,  co.  Antrim,  who  inherited  one- 
flfth  of  the  Eart  of  Clanbrassil's  estates.  He  m.  Agnes 
Kennedy,  and  had  three  daus., 

1  Boss,  who  m.  William  Fairiiev  but  d.  without  issue. 

i  Baohxl^  d.  unm. 

8  Amrs,  m.  to  Hans  Stevenson,  Esq.  of  Ballyrott,  and 
left  an  on^  son.  Jambs  Stbveiisov,  whose  eldest  dau. 
and  oo-heur,  Dobcas  Stbvbbson,  m.  Sir  John  Black- 
wood, and  was  created  Babovbh  DurrsBiv  and  Clavb- 
BOTB,  in  1810. 
m.  Oawbh,  of  whom  presently. 


*  In  the  churchyard  of  Dunlop  there  is  a  tomb  wected  to 
his  memory,  and  on  a  flag-stone  in  the  floor  is  the  following 
Inscription  :—**  Ktft  lies  EUms  Hamilton,  vicar  of  Dunlop. 
wfao<faoeasedtheSOthofMay.  10O6Lattheageof72years:and 
Janet  Denham,  his  spouse.'^  Under  a  marble  aroh,  within 
two  pillars  of  the  composite  order;  in  front  are  two  statues 
knoMing  on  a  marble  monument,  in  the  attitude  of  devotion, 
and  habited  according  to  the  &shion  of  the  times.  There  is 
also  a  long  inscription  on  a  marble  slab  in  the  wall,  stating 
that  he  was  the  son  of  Archibald  Hamilton,  of  Baploch,  and 
that  his  wife  was  Janet,  2nd  dau.  of  Denholme.  of  West- 
shells  :  that  thmr  lived  together  46  years,  during  which  time 
be  had  served  the  cure  of  the  church,  [v.  Bobertson's  Cun- 
nlngfaame.]  This  Ardiibald  Hamilton  was  the  son  of  James 
Hamilton,  by  Isabella,  dau.  of  W.  Blackwood,  Esq.,  the  son 
of  William  Hamilton,  by  Margaret,,  dau.  of  Sir  William 
Bailie,  of  Leamington,  the  son  of  James  Hamilton,  the  son 
of  Thomas  Haomton,  of  Baploch,  by  Helen,  dan.  of  Sir 
Henry  Dooglns,  Lord  of  Dalkeith,  ancestor  to  the  Eaxla  of 
Morton,  the  son  of  John  Hamilton,  of  Gadzow. 
Ml 


17.  William,  of  Killyleagh.  d.  in  1710,  without  iamie. 

v.  Hugh,  of  Dublin,  merchant 
Archibald  Hamilton m.  a  second  time,  and  leftadau.,  Jane, 
who  m.  Archibald  Edmonstcme,  Esq.  of  Brslden  Island,  co. 
Antrim.    His  8rd  son, 

Gawbk  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Killyleagh,  oo.  Down,  m. 
Jane,  dau.  of  Archibald  Hamilton,  Esq.,  and  djdng  in  170S, 
was«.  by  his  son, 

Abohibald  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Killyki^  who  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  David  Johnstone,  Esq.  of  Tully,  oo.  Monaghan,  and 
was  «.  at  his  decease,  26  April,  1747,  by  his  eldest  son, 

Gawbn  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  KiUyleagh,  b.  1729,  who  ta. 
28  May,  1760,  Jane,  only  child  of  William  Bowav,  Esq., 
barrister-at4aw,  and  widow  of  Tichborae  Aston,  Esq.  of 
Beaulieu,  co.  Louth,  by  whom  he  had, 

Abchibald,  his  heir. 

Sidney,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Bei\Jamin  Beresford. 
Mr.  Hamilton  d.  9  April,  1806,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Abohibald  Hajolton-Bowak,  Esq.  of  Killyleagh  Castle, 
6.  12  May,  1762,  who  m.  at  Paris,  0  Oct  1781,  Saiah-Anne. 
dau.  of  Walter  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Carrickmaoross,  co.  Mo- 
naghan, and  had  issue, 

L  OAWBN-WiLLf  AM,  6.  at  Paris,  in  1788,  an  oflloer  in  the 
royal  navy,  and  a  Companion  of  the  Bath,  m.  in  1817, 
Catherine,  dau.  of  Gen.  bir  George  Cockbum  :  and  dyinir 
17  Aug.  1884,  left  issue, 

1  Abchibald,  the  preeent  possessor  of  Killyleagh  Gsstle. 

2  Geoige-Bowan,  late  capt.  6th  dnigoon-giuurds,  b.  1822. 
1  Mdita- Anne,  m.  to  Jacob  Sankey,  Esq.  of  Coolmore. 

n.  Sydney,  b.  in  1780,  m.  a  dau.  of  the  late  Henry  Jackson, 

Esq.  of  Uarrickmacross,  and  has  iMue. 
in.  Archibald,  an  oflSoer  in  the  army,  d.  at  Gibraltar. 
it.  Frederick,  of  the  royal  navy,  b.  in  1798 ;  killed  on  the 

coast  of  Spain  in  1811. 

T.  Dawson,  b.  in  1801 ;  married,  and  has  issue. 
l  Jane. 

n.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  —  Beresford,  Esq. 
m.  Mildred,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Byan,  Knic^t  of  the  Order 

of  Maria-Theresa, 
rv.  Harriet,  m.  to  Crofton  Fitcgeiald,  Esq.  of  the  county' 

ofChure. 
T.  Fnmceeca,  m.  to  William  Fletcher,  SkM}.,  son  of  the  late 

Judge  Fletc^ier. 
Mr.  Hamilton-Bowan  d.  I  Nov.  1884. 

./frms— Gules,  three  dnquefoUs^  erm.,  on  a  chief,  or,  a 
heart, 
fi^of— Killyleagh  Oostle,  Downshire. 


HAMILTON  OP  ABBOTSTOWN. 

Haxiltok,  James- Haks,  Esq.  of  Abbotstown 
(otherwise  Sheephill)  and  Holmpatriok,  oo.  Dublin, 
M.P.  D.L.,  and  J.P.  for  the  co.  Dublin,  b.  Feb.  1810: 
m.  1858,  Caroline,  dau.  of  John-F.  TraDt,  Esq.  of 
Dovea,  co.  Tipperary,  by  Caroline,  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Sir  Arthur  Brooke,  Bart,  of  Cole-Brooke,  co.  Fer- 
managh, and  by  her  (who  d.  Mar.  1845)  had  issue, 

I.  Haks-Jakss,  b.  21  Sept.  1886. 

n.  lon-Trant,  b.  20  July,  1889. 

Xrtll^afff . — JoHH  Hamiltoit  Esq.  of  Ooronaiy,  co. 
Cavan,  and  of  Monella,  oo.  Armagh  (4th  son  of  the  Bev. 
Hans  Hamilton,  Vicar  of  Dunlop,  and  brother  of  James,  1st 
Viscount  Claneboye),  d.  at  Killeleagh,  co.  Down,  4  Dec 
1680,  and  was  buried  at  MuUaghbrack,  co.  Armsgh,  10  Deo. 
1889.  He  ia.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Anthony  Brabason,  of  Ballyn- 
asloe,  CO.  Boseommon,  brother  to  Edward,  Lord  Ardee, 
fMber  of  William,  1st  Esrl  of  Meath ;  and  had  four  sons, 

L  Hans,  Bt  Hon.  Sir,  M.P.,  created  a  Baronet  6  April, 

1062;  d.  14  Feb.  1681,  m,  Ifsgdakawt,  sister  to  Maivus, 

Viscount  Dungannon,  and  left  a  dau., 
Sarah,  m.  Bobert  Hamilton,  Esq.,  created  a  baronet  1682. 
n.  Anthony,  d.  yonnff. 
III.  Jambs,  of  whom  Below, 
rv.  Francis,  of  Tullybreck,  co.  Armagh,  (will  dated  8  Feb. 

1608,  proved  7  Nov.  1096X  m.  EUa.,  sister  to  Henry  Eohlin, 

Esq.,  and  bad  issue, 

1  Hans,  of  Cavan  Duggan,  m,  and  had  issus, 

2  James.  Bev.  of  Tullybreck  and  Gastlehill,  co.  Down, 
wiU  dated  4  Sept  1729,  proved  28  April,  1780 ;  si.  twke 
andhadissue. 

The  3rd  son, 
Jamu  HAMiLToir,  Esq.  of  Ballyboro,  co.  Cavan,  m.  in 

1689,  Jane,  dau.  and  hehr  of  William  BaiUie,  D.D.,  Bishop 

of  Clonfert,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Hehbt,  of  whom  below.  ^^^  j      ^ 

n.  Hans,  a brigadier-gcnoia.  |if^y  by  V^OOg le 


HAM 


HAM 


m.  William. 

t,  Margaret,  m.  Mr.  Cuppadge. 

n.  Bamh,  d.  ».  p,  1673. 

The  eldest  son. 

Hbkby  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Ballyboro,  killed  at  lime- 
rick, m.  Mi88  Blackwell,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Jambs,  his  heir. 

n.  John,  of  Holmpatriok.  He  was  M.P.  for  Wendover,  in 
England,  and  Dundalk,  in  Ireland,  m.  Miss  Ligoe,  and 
had  issue, 

Henry,  of  Hacketstown,  co.  Dublin,  m.  Margaret,  dau. 
of  Jas.  HamUton,  Esq.  of  Carlow,  but  d.  $.  p. 
I.  Mary,  m.  Mr.  Ligoe. 
The  son  and  heir, 

James  Hamilton,   Esq.,   M.P.   for  Garlow  (will  dated 
27  June,  1769,  was  proved  Nov.  1772^  m.  Anne  Hall,  and 
had  issue, 
I.  Hans,  of  Carlow,  called  in  his  will  dated  2  April,  1779, 
of  Summer  Hill.  co.  Dublin,  and  proved  13  June,  1738,  m 
Elinor,   dau.  of  Benedict  Arthur  and  sister  to  Daniel 
Arthur,  of  Seafield,  co.  Dublin,  and  had  issue, 
1  James,  d.  ».  p.  2  Benedict,  of  Carlow. 

8  Thos.  Arthur,  d.  i.  p. 

1  Margaret,  wiU  dated  1  Sept.  1790,  proved  8  Nov.  1791. 

2  Anne,  m.  Chas.  Siree,  Esq. 
n.  Jambb,  of  whom  presently. 

III.  John,  of  Straw  Hill,  co,  Carlow,  d.  t.  p. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  Fred.  Faulkner,  Esq.  of  Abbotstown, 

00.  Dublin. 

II.  Bebeoea,  m.  Christp.  Dominick,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  St.  Geoi^ge  Usher  St.  Oeofge,  Lord  St. 

Oeorye^  and  had  issue, 

Olivia,  m.  4  Nov.  1776,  to  William  Bobert,  2nd  Duke 
of  Leinster. 
m.  Margaret,  m.  Henry  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Holmpatrick. 
IT.  Anne.  v.  Jane.  vi.  Sophia. 

The  2nd  eon, 

J  AMSB  HAMiLTOir,  Esq.  of  Sheephill  and  Holmpatrick, 

CO.   Dublin,   deputy-prothonotary  of  the  Court  of  King's 

ench,  m.  1st,  Hannah,  dau.  of  —  Phillips,  Esq.,  and  had, 

ANa,  his  heir. 

.  Henry,  of  Ballymacool,  co.  Heath,  6.  16  July,  1760 ;  m. 

gMary,  dau.  of  John.  Wetherall,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  had 
vith  five  daus.,  of  whom  the  fourth,  Harriet,  m.  Sir 
rasmus  D.  Borrowes,  Bart.)  Ave  sous,  viz., 
1  James-John,  m.  Ist,  Mannret.  dau.  of  Thomas  Carter, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Martin,  oo.  Kildare,  aud  has.  by  her,  two 
sons,  Henry,  capt.  13th  It  dragoons;  and  James,  in 
holy  orders ;  and  2ndly,  1821,  Anne-Oeraldine,  dan.  of 
John,  26lh  Lord  Kinsale,  by  whom  he  has, 
John  De  Courcy. 

Thomas  De  Courcy,  capt  68th  regt 
Gerald  de  Courcy. 

Henry,  in  holy  orders,  of  Devonshire  Place,  London, 
m.  Frsmces,  dau.  of  Ralph  Peters,  Esq.  of  Platbridge, 
oo.  Lancaster,  and  has  issue, 
Henry-Blackbume,  b.  1841. 
Frederick-William-Addison,  b.  1845. 
Arthur-John,  6.  1846. 

Harriet-Mary.  F.  Selina-Ohaxlotte. 

Helen-Isabol-Bruce. 
8  John,  m.  Miss  Smythe. 

4  Hans,  Q.C.  of  Fitz William  Place,  Dublin,  m.  18.33,  Au- 
gusta, dau.  of  Gen.  Sir  Frederick  Augustus  WetheralL 
G.C.H.  of  Castle  Hill,  Ealing,  and  has  issue, 
Augustus-Henry-Carr,  It  R.A. 
Roger- Adolphus,  it  H.E.I.C.a 
Edward-Pakenham-Robert  lionel-Hans. 

Douglas. 

Victoria.  Fredeiloa-Maiy.  Florence. 

Robert,  d.  tmm. 
ni.  James,  of  Dnnboyne  Castle,  h,  1761,  d.  24  May,  1800, 
having  had  issue,  three  sons  and  a  dau. 
IT.  John,  of  Hackelstown,  co.  Dublin,  m.  Eliza,  dan.  of 
&T  Wm.  Alexander,  fit  of  Dublin,  d,  §.n. 
v.  Robert,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Wifiiam  Alexander, 
Kt.,  and  has  issue  five  sons  and  three  daus. 
Ti.  Francis,  of  Dublin,  m.  Rebocca,  dan.  of  Col.  William 
Besmell,  of  Castle  Reynell,  co.  Westmeath,  and  had  issue 
three  sons  and  three  daus. 

1.  Charlotte,  m.  Robert  White,  Esq.  of  Aghaboe,  Queen's 

CO. 

II.  Caroline,  m.  Thomas  Stannas,  of  Pcrtarlington. 

in.  Elizabeth,  m.  William,  son  of  William  Irvine,  Esq.  of 

Castle  Irvine,  oo.  Fermanagh. 

T.  Mary,  m.  Thomas,  son  o^  Charles  Heniy  Hendrick,  of 

Tully,  CO.  Kildare. 

T.  Scmhia,  m.  Richard  Jones,  Esq.  of  DoUardstown,  co. 
Meath. 
TI.  Margaret,  m.  Henry  Johnson,  Esq. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Alice,  dan.  of  John  Hamilton.  Esq.  of  Derry, 
and  had  issue, 

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I.  Charles. 

IL  Richard,  Rev.,  m.  —  Tipping,  of  oo.  Louth, 
lu.  Christopher,  lieut -col.  97th  foot,  m.  Hon.  Sarali  Hand- 
cock,  sister  to  Richard,  Ixmi  Castlemaine. 
I.  Emily.  II.  Harriet 

He  m.  Srdly,  Miss  Jane  Candlir,  and  by  hia  three  wires 
had  thirty-six  children,  several  of  whom  d.  youn^.  The 
eldest  son, 

Hans  Hamilton,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  the  oo.  Dublin,  for  thirty 
years,  m.  1st,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Joshua  Lynam,  Esq.  of  Dublin, 
and  by  her  (who  was  6.  24  June,  1759)  had  issue, 

Sarah,  m.  Geo.  Woods,  of  Winter  Lodge  and  MilTarton,  eo. 
DubUn,  Esq. 
Jane,  m.  Richard  Law,  of  Cottage,  co.  DubUn,  d,  a.  p. 

1821. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  Hugh  Heniy  MifadieU,  Eaq.  of 
Dublin,  and  had  issue, 

James-Hans,  now  of  Abbotstown. 

Elizabeth,  m.  Robt  Law,  of  Dublin. 

Aime,  d.  unm. 

Frances,  m.  Rich.  Howard  Brooke,  Esq,.  J.P.  of  Castle 
Howard,  brother  to  Sir  Arthur  Brooke,  Bt 

Harriet,  m.  Robt  Clayton  Browne,  Esq.  of  Browne's  Hall, 
CO.  Cariow. 
Mr.  Hamilton  d.  Dec  1822. 

Arm9—Qn.,  three  roses,  on  a  ohie^  tag.,  a  lion,  pawwnt, 
guardant 

Crett — A  demi-antelope,  holding  between  tlie  paws  a 
human  heart,  gu. 

Motto — Quaus  ab  incepto. 

i8eat»— Abbotstown  and  Holmpatrick,  oo.  Dublin. 


HAMILTON  OF  HAMPTON  HALL. 

B.AXWtov,  Obobob-Alexahder,  Esq.  of  Hampton 
Hall,  CO.  Dublin,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  the  Uni- 
versity of  Dublin,  h,  1802;  m,  1835,  Amelia  Fan- 
court,  dau.  of  the  late  Joshua  Uhthoff,  Esq.  of  Bath, 
a  gentleman  of  distinguished  character  and  serrioe 
in  India.  In  1852,  Mr.  Hamilton  waa  appointed 
Financial  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  in  the  Earl  of 
Derby's  Administration,  and  in  Jmie,  1853,  on  the 
occasion  of  the  installation  of  the  Earl  of  Derby  at 
Chancellor  of  the  University  of  Oxford,  the  hono- 
rary degree  of  D.C.L.  was  conferred  upon  Mr. 
Hamilton  by  that  University. 

HinttLflt* — ^William  Hamii.ton,  Esq.  of  Baagor,  oa 

Down  (5th  son  of  the  Rev.  Hans  Hamilton,  and  brother  of 

James,  1st  Viscount  Claneboye),  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  Jdol 

Melville,  and  djrhig  1^27,  left  inue, 

I.  Jamxs,  of  Newcastle,  M.P.  for  Bangor,  nt  10  years  1627. 

killed  at  Bhud^water  ft^t  6  Ju.  1«46,  m.  Mamrct,  dau. 

of —  Kynaston,  Esq.  ofLaule,  co.  Down,  and  had  issue. 

1  James,  of  Bangor,  (will  dated  20  July,  1701.  proved 
26  Feb.  1706X  m.  Hon.  Sophia  Mordaunt,  dan.  of  John, 
1st  Viscount  Avalon  and  sister  to  Charles,  Earl  of  f^ 
terborotiffh  and  Monmouth,  and  had  issue, 

James.  M.P.  for  Bangor  1002.  d.  c  p. 

Anne-Catherine,  «a.  in  1709.  Michael  Ward,  Esq.,  M.P. 
for  the  CO.  Down  1716,  juage  of  the  Queen's  Bendi  in 
1727,  fi&ther  of  Bernard  Waid,  Visooukt  Bahoob. 

Maxipuet,  m.  Thomas,  Viscount  Ikerrin. 

2  Catherine,  m.  Vere  Essex  Cromwell,  4th  Barl  of  Ard- 
glsas.  Viscount  Lecale,  and  7th  Baron  CromweU.  Ho 
d.  1087,  when  the  earidom  and  visooontcy  expired,  and 
the  barony  of  Cromwell,  originating  in  tiie  writ  of  the 
28  April  1580,  devolvod  upon  his  dan., 

BUsabeth,  Baroness  Cromwell,  m.  Ist,  Ed.  SoutfawvU, 
Secretary  of  State  for  Ireland ;  and  2udl7,  NidM>las 
Price,  Esq.  of  HoUymount,  co.  Down,  by  whom  aba 
had  Iieut.-Oen.  Michael  Prioe. 

XL  John  (capt)  of  the  oo.  Oavan,  s».  JaneSeUSa,  d.  a.  n. 
III.  Haxs,  of  whom  presently. 

rv.  William,  of  Erinagfa,  oo.  Down,  d.  20  Jan.  1680,  «l  lai, 
EUen,  dau.  of  Magennis,  Esq.,  and  had  issuer 
1  James,  of  Tullamore,  oo.  Down,  will  dated  38  Dec 
1608,  proved  1700.  m.  Hon.  Anne  Mordaunt,  ^randdao. 
of  John,  Ist  Earl  of  Peterborough  and  sLsterto  Mrs. 
Hamilton,  of  Bangor,  and  had  ismie, 
James,  1st  Earl  of  Clanbrassil  and  Viscount  limerick. 
created  in  1756,  m.  Lady  Harriet  Bentinck,  dan.  of 
William,  Barl  of  Portlano,  and  had. 
Jambs,  2nd  Eari  of  Clanbrassil,  Knt.  of  St.  Patrick, 
d.  «.  p.  in  1798,  when  the  honours  became  extiDot, 
and  his  lordship's  sister,  the  Coontass  of  Roden. 
inherited  the  estates. 

Anne,  m.  Robert,  Eari  of  Roden,  graad&klksr  of  the 
present  Bobsrv,  Sbo  Babl  or  Boobi. 
Caroline. 


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Wniiam,  d,  ywmg.  John,  d.  voting. 

"  phia,  m.  Frederick  Hamilton,  oldest  son  of  Viact 


Elisabeth,  m.  Thoe.  Forteacue,  JSaq,,  flkther  of  WJ 
Henry.  Eaii  of  Clermont.  Cary. 

S  Elinor,  m.  Matthews,  Esq. 

He  m.  Sndly  Christian,  dau.  of  Joselin  Ussher,  son  of 
Mark,  son  of  the  Right  Rev.  Henry  Ussher,  Archbishop 
of  Armagh,  and  had  issue, 

1  Joselin,  d.  «.  «..  will  dated  17  Nov.  1680.  proved  1600. 
1  Christian,  will  dated  4  Feb.  1601,  proved  10  Jan.  1602, 
m.  Jas.  Hamilton,  of  Oameyshten. 
I.  Ursula,  married. 
TheSrdson, 

Captaik  Hahs  HAJOLTGir,  H.P.  of  Garaimire,  oo.  Down 

(vrin  dated  2  Dec  1655,  proved  20  July,  1656),  d.  28  Dec 

1655,  and  was  buried  at  Hollywood.     He  m.  Margaret, 

sister  of  David  Kennedy.  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

1.  Jambb,  b.  1664  (will  dated  2  June,  1600.  proved  10  Aug. 

1601X  m.  Christian,  dau.  of  Wm.  Hamilton,  of  Brinagh. 

and  had  issue, 

1  Margaret,  m.  John  Cufb.  Lord  Desart.  graat-gnmd- 
fiUhor  o  ithe  present  Johm  Otway  0'Conxob»  8u>  Eabi. 
of  Dbsabt. 

2  Christian,  d.  t.  j>.  8  Anne,  d.  $,  p. 
n.  WiLUAM.  of  whom  presently. 

m.  Francis,  a  captain  in  the  army. 

I.  Anne. 

n.  Jane,  m.  Hugh  Montgomery,  Esq.  of  Ballvmagown. 

III.  Ursula,  m.  George  Boss.  iv.  Matilda. 

The  2nd  son. 

William  Hamilton.  Esq.  of  Ballybranagh,  m.  and  had 
a  son  and  sucoeesor. 

HvoH  Hamilioh,  Esq.  of  Ballybranagh.  Bright,  Erinagh, 
and  T^rella,  co.  Down.  ta.  Mary,  dan.  of  Ross,  of  Ross- 
tiVTor,  and  dying  16  Nor.  1728,  was  buried  at  Killeleagh. 
leavtog  iasue, 

L  Obobos,  (d.  1770,  and  is  buried  at  Rathmullan.)  of  Ty- 
rsUa,  oo.  Down.  m.  EUs.,  dau.  of  Jno.  Echlin,  Esq.  of 
BdUinville,  oo.  Down,  and  sister  to  Sir  Bob.  Echlin, 
Bart.,  and  had  issue, 

1  Oeoige,  of  Tyrella,  d.  unm.  6  July,  1706,  and  is  buried 
at  Rathmullan:  on  his  death  he  was  succeeded,  at  Ty- 
rsHa,  by  his  nephew.  Geo.  Hamilton. 

2  Elisabeth,  m.  her  cousin,  the  Hon.  Baron  Hamilton. 
n.  Albxakdsb,  of  whom  presently. 

The  2nd  son, 

Albxaitdeb  Hamilton,  Esq.,  M.P.  of  Knock,  oo.  Dublin, 
and  Newtown  Hamilton,  oo.  Armagh,  m.  Isabdla  Maxwell, 
and  had  (with  three  daus.,  Isabella,  m.  to  Matthew  Cassan, 
Esq. ;  Axme.  m.  to  Henry  Caldwell.  Esq. ;  and  Elisabeth. 
m.  to  Robert  I^w,  D.D.)  four  sons,  viz., 
I.  Hugh.  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop  of  Clonfert  21  Jan.  1706,  and 
Bishop  of  Ossory  finom  1708  until  his  death,  b.  26  Mar. 
1720.     He  m.  in  1772.  Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Hans  Wid- 
man  Wood.  Esq.    of  Roesmead,   co.    Westmeath,   by 
Fr■noe^  his  wife,  twin  sister  to  Bdwaid.  Earl  of  King- 
ston, and  had. 

1  Albxandeb.  Q.C.  banister -at- Uw,  of  Newtown 
Hamilton,  oo.  Dublin,  m.  20  Jan.  1700,  JuHa,  dau.  of 
Michael  Ttsdall.  Esq.  of  CharieviUe,  oo.  Meath»  and  d. 
Oct.  1852,  having  had  issue, 

Isabella.  «».  Jno.  Bynge,  Esq.,  D.L^  of  Glanmore,  oo. 
Wicklow. 

Julia,  m.  Hon.  and  Rev.  John  Pratt  Hewitt,  2nd  son 
of  James,  Viscount  Liflbrd. 
Jane.  d.  «utm.  in  1824. 
Catherine,  m.  Rev.  Joseph  Wright. 
Harriet!  d,  iMua.  in  1884.         Frances,  d.  unm.  in  1837. 
AUcia,  m.  Archibald  Tisdall.  Esq. 
S  Rev.  Hans,  D.D^  prebendary  of  Kilmanagh  and  rector 
of  the  union  of  Slnocktopher  and  Kilmoganny,  in  the 
diocese  of  Ossory,  m.  Susan,  dau.  of  Rt.  Hon.  Silver 
Oliver,  and  d.  «.  ».  in  1830. 

8  Henry.  «.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Rev.  Michael  Sandys,  rector 
of  Powersoourt,  oo.  Wicklow,  and  has  issue, 
Huc^   in    holy    orders,    m.    Maiy-Charlotte,    dau. 
of  Rev.  Henry  Ormsby,  and  has  issue,  Edwin,  b. 
April.  1840 ;  Henrietta,  Lucv,  Mary. 
Francis.  Henry- Alexander.  J.  P. 

Qeoige-Hana,  In  holy  orders,  rector  of  Berwiok-on- 
Tweed :  m.  Arabella,  dan.  of  —  Beet»  Esq.,  and  has 
issue.  Uans-Alflred,  Henry. 

Alfted,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  H.  Cole, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue,  Henry. 

Alexander,  nt.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Chief  Baron  Pollock, 
and  has  issue, 

Sarah,  m.  Wm.  Sortvoi,  Esq.  Frances. 

4  Rev.  Oeoiige,  rectcn-  of  KiUenno^h,  Queen's  County, 
author   of  several  controversial   pamphlets,   m.    1st, 
Sophia,  dau.  of  George  Keman,  Esq..  and  had  issue, 
Sophia,  m.  Rev.fRichd.  Johnson,  and  has  issue,  Sophia. 
Isabella,  d.  unm.  1^4». 

He  m.  2udly  Fruuces,  dau.  of  Admiral  Chichoetor  Tor- 
513 


tcecue,  which  lady,  after  his  decease,  hi  1830,  m.  Rtr. 
Geo.  Reads. 

5  Rev.  Hvigh,  m.  BUxabeth.  dau.  of  Jna  Staples^  Esq. 
of  Tiissan,  oo.  Tyrone^  and  has  issue, 

Hufl^  Staples,  Rev.,  of  Manston,  Leeds,  su 
dau.  of—  Davis,  Esq.  of  KUleleagh. 
Richard,  Rev.,  rector  of  Killeleagh  co.  Down. 
Albert,  d.  1824.  Hewit.  Thomas,  Rev. 

6  Frances,  m.  Rev.  Dodgeon  Madden,  and  has  issue. 

7  Isabella,  d.  unm.  in  1845. 

n.  Robert,  m.  a  dau.  of  Jonathan  Chetwood,  of  Wood* 
brooke,  and  had  issue, 

1  Alexander,  rector  of  Thomastown,  co.  Kilketmy,  m.  in 
1801,  Elinor,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Sewell  Stubber,  Esq.  of 
Moyne,  Queen's  Co.  They  had  issue,  1  Robert,  who 
took  the  surname  of  Stubbbb  ;  2  Sewell ;  8  William ; 
4  Alexander-Chetwoode;  6  Richard-Hugh;  1  Hester- 
Maria,  m.  Able-J.C.  Warren.  Esq.  of  Lowldll,  oo.  Kfl- 
kenny;  2  Harriet;  and  8  Anne. 

2  Robert  m.  Sidney,  dau.  of  Mervyu  Archdall,  Esq.  of 
Castle  Archdall,  M.P.  for  Fermanagh,  and  had  issue, 
Maxwbll,  who  m.  1854.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  late 
John  Graves,  Esq.  of  Mickleton  Manor,  oo.  Gloucester, 
and  has  issue  ;  Robert,  in  holy  orders,  widower,  wiUi 
issue ;  Chetwode,  Mervyn,  Dawson,  and  several  daus. 

m.  Geobob,  of  whom  presently. 

IT.  Charles,  of  Hamwood,  co.  Dublhi,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  Jonathan  Chetwood,  Esq.  of  Woodbrooke,  and  had 
issue, 

Charles,  of  Dominick  St,  Dublin,  m.  Caroline,  dau.  of 
Ti^e,  Esq.,  and  had  Chiuies- William  and  other  issue 
Mr.  Hamilton  represented  Killileagh  in  Parliament  Arom 
1730  to  1750,  and  was  one  of  the  124  members  who  success- 
fully opposed  the  pretensions  of  the  English  crown  in  1758, 
in  commemoration  of  which,  a  large  gold  medal  was  struck 
and  presented  to  each  of  the  patriotic  members.  Mr.  Hamil- 
ton's  is  still  preserved  as  an  heirloom  in  the  flunily.  The 
8rd  son, 

Hon.  Gboboe  Hamilton,  M.P.,  Baron  of  the  Exchequer, 
of  Hampton  Hall,  co.  Dublin,  M.P.  for  Belfast  for  many 
years,  was  raised  to  the  Bench  in  1776.  He  i».  his  cousin, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Geo.  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Tyrella,  and  had, 

Albxandbb,  of  whom  presently. 

Gbobob,  who  suooeeded  his  brother. 

Isabella,  d.  wnm. 
Baron  Hamilton  was  eminently  distinguished  for  his  publie 
spirit :  he  erected  the  Pier  at  Balbriggan,  principally  at  his 
private  expense,  and  introduced  the  cotton  and  hosiery 
manufacture  into  Ireland :  he  d.  1708,  and  was  buried  in 
the  family  vault  at  Balrothery,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Albxandbb  Hamilton,  Esq.,  who  represented  Belfast, 
when  the  Union  was  proposed,  but,  the  Earl  of  Belfast,  the 
patron  of  the  borough  being  flivourable  to  that  enactment, 
Mr.  Hamilton  resigned  his  seat  and  the  lucrative  office  of 
Cursitor  of  the  Exchequer,  rather  than  support  a  measure 
to  whioh  be  was  in  principle  opposed.  He  m.  Catherine, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Burgh.  Esq.,  and  dying  in  1806,  s.  p.,  was 
«.  by  his  brother, 

Rbv.  Gbobob  Hamilton,  of  Hampton  Hall,  oo.  Dublin, 
and  Tyrella,  co.  Down,  who  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Pepper.  Esq.  of  Ballygarth  Castle,  co.  Moath,  by  Henrietta 
his  wife,  sister  of  Stephen  Moore,  Esq.  of  Bain,  and  had 
issue. 

Gbobob- Albxandbb,  now  of  Hampton  HaU. 

Thomas-Claude-George,  J. P.,  m.  1840,  Gertrude-Anne.  2nd 
dau.  of  Joshua  Uhthofi;  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  has  a  daughter, 
Gertrude-U  hthoff 

Harriet,  m.  J.  W.  Swan.  Esq.,  M.D.  of  Kingstown 

He  s.  his  unde  at  Tyrella,  in  1796,  and  his  brother  at 
Hampton  Hall,  in  1808.  He  d.  in  1833.  and  was  buried  in 
Balbriggan  church,  which  had  been  built  and  endowed  by 


i8te^-Hampton  Hall,  Balbriggan. 

HAMLYN  OF  LEAWOOD  AND  PASCHOE. 

Hamltn,  Calmady-Pollexten,  Eaq.  of  Leawood 
and  PaMchoe,  co.  Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  18  Jan. 
1776;  m.  27  June,  1806,  Fanny  Bedford,  only  dau. 
of  Richard  Croes,  Eeq.  of  Duryarde,  near  Exeter, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Shimton-Calmadt.  t».  J6  March,  1841,  Sarah  Carter, 
of  Neston,  oo.  Chester. 

1.  Prances-Eliaabeth.  n.  Ellen-Mary. 

l.tnraa^.— This  flunlly.  wWch  had  resided  in  Exeter 
«>^  S^  the  middle  of  the  16th  century  ~t^^t 
Paschoe  in  Wll.  The  heiress  of  an  elder  branch  w.  Harrta. 
The  late 


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..  OHRtSTOPSEB  Haxltn,  Esq.  of  Pascboe,  soil  of  Robert- 
^aschoe  Hamlyn,  Esq.,  by  Gertrude  Mills  his  wife,  m.  Ist, 
B.imbeth-Mary,  dsu.  (by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  and 
eventual  heir  of  John  Pollezfen,  Esq.)  of  Vincent  Calmady, 
Esq.,  and  sister  and  oo-heir  (witJi  her  sister,  Pollezfen,  who 
m.  Admiral  Charles-Holmes  Everltt,  who  took  the  name  of 
Calmady,  of  her  brother,  Francis  Calmady,  Esq.  of  Langdon 
Hall,  CO.  Devon,  and  by  her  had  an  only  son  and  heir,  the 
preeent  Calmadt-Pollexpkn  Haxltn,  Esq.  of  Paschoeand 
Leawood.  Mr.  Hamlyn  m.  2ndly,  Franoes  Marshall,  but 
had  no  further  issue. 

Jrm«— 8a.,  two  swords,  in  saltier,  the  points  upwards, 
hilted  and  pomelled,  or.  quartering  Calmadt  and  Pollixtbit. 

Cretl — A  griffin,  guardant. 

ifofto— Caute  sed  strenue. 

Secrt— Paschoe,  Golebrook  and  Leawood,  Bxideetowe,  co. 
Devon. 


HAMOND  OP  HALING  HOUSE  AND  PAM- 
PISFORD  HALL. 

Hamond,  William-Parkrr,  Esq.  of  Haling  House, 
CO.  Surrey,  and  Pampisford  Hidtt,  co.  Cambridge, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-Bberifif  of  Cambridgeshire,  1852-3, 
6.  24  Nov.  1793 ;  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Maling, 
^Esq.  of  Orange,  Durham,  and  relict  of  Robert  Nichol* 
son,  Esq.  of  Bradley,  and  has  issue  an  only  son, 

WiLUAK,  b.  8  Aug.  1827,  banrister-at-law. 

HintSlflt, — Sib  William  Hamokd.  Knt.  of  Carshalton, 
a  South  Sea  director,  d.  in  1747,  aged  77,  leaving,  by  Mary 
his  wife,  three  sons,  William  ;  Peter,  d.  in  1758,  and  John, 
d.  in  1769.    The  eldest  son. 

WiLUAM  Hamomd,  Esq.,  Turkey  merchant,  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  John  Parker,  citisen  of  London,  and  afterwards  of 
Croydon,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  I^^icholas  Ashton, 
dtlzen  of  London,  and  by  her  (who  d.  173d)  had  issue, 

William. 

Cordwill,  drowned  in  his  uncle's  canal  at  Tooting,  1760. 

Peter,  m.  Anne  Jarman,  and  d.  in  Bloomsbtuy  Square, 
London,  in  1794.  leaving  a  dau.,  Anne,  va.  to  Somerset 
Davies,  Esq.  of  Croft  Castle,  co.  Hereford. 

The  eldest  son, 

William  Hamond,  Esq.  of  Carshalton,  m.  his  cousin, 
Bliaabeth,  dau.  of  William  Paiker.  Esq.,  by  Elisabeth  his 
wife,  relict  of  Edward  Stringer,  Esq.  of  Haling,  and  dau. 
of  John  Parker,  Esq.  of  London,  and  Elizabeth  Ashton  his 
wife,  and  d.  in  1777,  having  had  issue, 

WiLUAM  Pabkbb,  of  whom  presently. 

Edmond. 

Peter-Ashton,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Widford,  Herts, 

and  South  Mlmms,  Middlesex,  d.  1808. 
Francis-Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Widford,  and 

Quidenham,  Norfolk,  m.  Maria,  dau.  of  Col.  Lovelace,  of 

Quidenham.  and  d.  in  1824,  leaving  a  son  and  dau.  viz.. 

William,  in  holy  orders,  m.  a  dau,  of  Qen.  Budgen,  and 

d.  in  1801.  and  Elizabeth. 

The  eldest  son, 

Wiluam-Pabkxr  Hamohd,  Esq.  of  Haling,  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  Sir  Robert  Carr,  Bart.,  and  niece  of  Sir  William  Carr, 
Bart  of  Etal,  and  had  issue, 

WiluaM'Pakkkb,  present  representative. 

Robert-Carr,  an  offioer  in  the  14th  dragoons,  d.  1887. 

Bdmuud-Glyn,  in  holy  orders,  fellow  of  Jesus  College, 
Cambridge,  and  rector  of  Widford.  d,  1826. 

Pelfr,  cot  Madras  Artillery,  m.  ChrbtinarMary,  dau.  of 
Ueut. -colonel  Bird,  and  has  Issue,  William  Parr ;  Robert- 
Thomas  ;  Peter-rFmncis ;  Maiy-Christiua ;  Louisa- Anne ; 
Sophia-Mary;  and  Christina. 

Francis,  b.  1799;  midshipman  royal  navy,  drowned  off 
Wincbilsea. 

Oeoige,  b.  1804:  an  offioer  in  India;  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Lewis- WiUiam  Brouncker,  Esq.  of  Boveridge,co.  Dorset. 

H«iry,  in  hoW  ofders,  rector  of  Widford,  m.  Sophia,  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Edridge,  and  has  issue,  Henry  Carr,  and 
Isabella. 

Isabella^ane,  m.  to  Capt.  James  RoUeston,  R.N. 

Eliza-Anne,  d.  an  infSuit. 

Louisa-Oraoe,  m.  to  Oeoige  Dering,  Esq.  of  Barham  Court, 
.    Kent. 

Mr.  Hamond  d.  in  Sept.  1812,  and  was  t.  oy  his  eldest 
son,  the  present  Wiluam-Pabksb  Hamond,  Esq.  of 
HaUng,  ^. 

Armt^Far  pale,  gu.  and  az.,  three  demi-lions,  pass,  gard., 
or. 
Creti — A  wolfs  head,  erased,  quarterly,  or  and  az. 
Motto— \w  fortibus  arma. 
8eau— Haling  House,  Surrey ;  and  Pampisford  Hall,  co. 

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jTamClp  of  9ariten 

John  Pabkxb,  of  Frenches,  Beygate,  dtiaen  of  London, 
son  of  William  Paricer,  of  Bprawton,  near  Ipswich,  oa  Suf- 
folk, m.  Ist,  Anne  I^cy,  of  oo.  Someraet,  and  by  h«r  had 


John,  of  London,  m.  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  N.  Barnard, 
and  d,  in  1678,  having  had  a  dau.,  Anne,  who  d.  youQg. 

Joseph,  d.  unm. 

Anne,  m.  to  Robert  Sparrow,  of  Ipswich. 

Katherine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Hampton,  D.D.,  rector 
of  Blechingley. 

Elizabeth. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Ashe,  Esq.  of  Freshford, 
CO.  Somerset,  M.P.  for  Westbury,  and  widow  of  Nathaniel 
Barnard,  of  Shepton,  Somerset,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1094) 
had  issue, 

I.  Bernard,  d.  unm. 

II.  James,  of  Frenches,  m.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Jamas  Adie, 
of  Fyf&eld.  Wilts,  and  d.  1689,  having  had  a  son,  John, 
of  Frenches,  and  two  daus.,  Anne  and  Elizabeth. 

nL  Augustine,  who  had  issue,  five  sons, 

1  William,  who  m.  in  1712,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John 
Paricer,  of  London,  and  widow  of  Edward  Stringer, 
Esq.  of  Haling,  and  d.  in  1727,  having  had  issuer 

William,  of  Haling;  d.  im. 
John,  d.  1734. 
Grace,  d.  1781. 
Anne,  d.  1740. 

EuzABETH,  who  m.  William  Hamond,  Esq.  of  Cars- 
halton, as  in  the  text. 

2  Thomas.  8  John. 

4  Edward.  6  Charles. 

IV.  Ambrose,  of  Croydon,  aged  29 ;  in  1087,  m.  Maiy- 
Anne,  dau.  of  Hubbard,  of  the  Savoy. 
T.  John,  of  London,  afterwards  of  Croydon,  et.  WHmbeih, 
dau.  of  Nicholas  Ashton,  of  London,  dticen,  and  d.  in 
1706,  having  had  issue^ 

1  John,  of  Croylon,  m.  Beraheba  Bowyer.  and  has  a  son 
and  dau.  to  survive  infancy,  viz.,  John  Ashton,  d.  1780^ 
and  Elizabeth,  d  1793. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  1st,  1710,  to  Edward  Stringer,  Esq.  of 
Haling,  who  d.  the  same  year ;  and  2ndly.  in  1712,  to 
William  Paricer,  Em.,  and  was  mother,  by  the  latter,  of 
Elizabeth,  who  m.  William  Hamond,  Esq. 

2  Ashton,  a  dau.,  d.  1769. 

8  Mary, «».  to  Sir  Robert  Kendall  Cator,  Bart,  of  Kemp- 
ton,  Beds. 

4  Avm,  m.  in  1723,  to  William  Hamond,  Esq.,  Turkey 
merchant,  as  in  the  text,  and  waa  motlier  <»  William 
Hamond,  Esq.  of  Carshalton. 


HAMMOND  OF  ST.  ALBANS  COURT. 

Hamicond,  Wiluam-Osmund,  Esq.  of  St.  Albans 
Court)  CO.  Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1840, 
b.  26  April,  1790;  m.  16  July,  1815,  Mary-Graham, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Oxenden,  Bart  of  Broome 
Park,  and  haa, 

L  WnxiAM-OxnrDnr,  b.  22  Deo.  1817,  lata  of  the  17th 

lancers, 
n,  Elgerton-Dooglas,  in  holy  orders,  yicar  of  Northbonme, 

b.  24  June,  1822;  m.  6  July,  1847,  Katherine-EUBOwth, 

eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Whitmore,  Esq. 
m.  Maximilian-Montagu,  6.  6  May,  1824,   optain  rifle 

brigade;  m.  24  Aug.  1860,  Ann-Roea,  dati.  of  Oeoige 

Pennington.  Esq,,  and  was  killed  witUn  the  Redan, 

before  Sebastopol,  8  Sept.  1855. 
lY.  Henry-Anthony,  b.  12  June,  1829,  in  holy  orders. 
I.  Mary-Elizabeth, 
n.  Charlotte-Anna'Maria. 
m.  Fanny- Anne-Chariotte,  d.  young. 

Hintaflt. — Edward  Hamxokd,  Esq.  of  St  Albans 
Court,  eldest  son  of  Thomas  Hammond,  who  purchased  the 
manor  of  St  Albans,  Kent,  in  1551,  and  grandson  of  John 
Hammond,  tenant  to  the  abbot  of  St  Albans,  temp.  HsmtT 
VIII.,  m.  Katherine,  dau.  of  John  Shelly,  Esq.  of  Pate- 
sham,  in  Sussex,  and  had  issue,  with  two  daus.,  six  sens. 
The  eldest  son. 

Sib  William  Hammokd,  of  St  Albans  Court,  knighted  in 
1608,  m.  Elissbeth,  dau.  of  Anthony  Auoher,  Esq.  of 
Biahopsboume,  by  Maigaret  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward 
Sandys,  archbiihop  of  York,  and  had,  (with  five  daoa.,  of 
whom  Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Stanley.  Knt  of  Comberiow, 
and  EUsabeth,  ta.  to  Sir  John  Marsham,  Bart)  three  mum, 
I.  AnTBomr,  his  successor;  ii.  Edward;  m.  "VniUam.  Sir 
William  Hammond  d.  in  1615,  and  waa  j.  by  hia  < 
son. 


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AnTHoirr  Hammovd,  Esq.  of  St.  AJbans  Court,  who  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Dudloy  Digger  Knt  of  Cbilluun  Castle, 
maiter  of  the  Rolls  to  King  Charlss  I.,  and  had,  with 
several  daus.,  four  sons,  viz.,  l  Wiluam,  his  suooeesor ; 
II.  Dudley;  in.  Anthony,  of  Somersham  Place,  oo.  Hun- 
tin^^on,  whose  son,  Anthony,  of  Somersham  Place,  M.P. 
and  oommissioner  of  the  navy  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Amfv, 
known  as  SUver-iongued  Hammond^  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir 
Walter  Clarges,  Bart.,  and  had  issue,  1.  Thomas,  of  Somer^ 
sham,  who  m.  Miss  Elisabeth,  Adams,  and  d.  in  1758. 
3.  James,  the  elegiac  poet,  M.P.  for  Truro ;  and  nr.  Edward, 
d.  at  sea.  Anthony  Hammond  d.  in  1661,  and  was  t.  by 
his  eldest  son, 

William  Hamxcnd,  Esq.  of  St.  Albans  Court,  who  m. 
twice,  but  had  isiue  only  by  his  1st  wife,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Sir  John  Marsham,  Bart.,  viz.  William,  his  successor; 
Anthony  d.  young ;  John,  barrister-at-law,  who  left  an 
only  dau.,  Elizabeth,  who  d.  vnm.  in  1778 ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to 
Oliver  St.  John,  Esq.  son  of  the  Chief  Justice  St.  John ; 
and  Anne,  m.  to  Dr.  William  Wotton,  the  well-known 
critic.    He  was  «.  at  his  deoease  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Hammond,  Esq.  of  St.  Albans  Court,  who  m. 
1st,  in  1692,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Klngsford,  Esq.,  by 
whom,  who  d.  in  1708,  he  had  a  son,  Anthony,  his  suo- 
oessor.  He  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Turner,  Esq. 
of  Ileden,  and  dying  in  1717,  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Anthont  Hammond,  Esq.  of  St.  Albans  Court,  who  m. 
his  cousin,  Catherine  Kingsford,  and  d.  in  1728,  when  he 
was  J.  by  his  only  child, 

Wiluam  Hammond,  Esq.  of  St.  Albans  Court,  b.  in  1721, 
who  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  William  Egerton, 
LL.D.,  (grandson  of  John,  8nd  Earl  of  Bridgewater,)  by 
Ann,  dau.  of  Sir  Francis  Head,  Bart.,  and  had  issue.  He 
d.  1772,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

William  Hammond,  Esq.  of  St.  Albans  Court,  m.  in  178A, 
Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  and  oo^ieirees  of  Osmund  Beauvoir, 
D.D.,  by  Anne,  dau.  and  co-heiress  (by  Bliaabeth  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Dalison,  Esq.  of  Hamptons,  co.  Kent)  of 
John  Boys,  Esq.  of  Head  Court,  descended  ftt>m  the  Boss's 
of  Fredville,  and  had  issue, 

William  Osmund,  now  of  St.  Albans  Court. 
MAXUHLiAN-DuDLET-Diaan  Daltson,  of  Hamptons.  (8m 

tk4UfamUv.) 

Elizabeth-Mary,  m.  to  Capt.  William  Haig,  nyytl  marines. 
Mary,  m.  to  Charies  Alliz,  Esq.  of  Willoughby  Hall,  oo. 

lincoln,  and  has  issue. 
Chariotte^emima,  m.  to  John  Netheroote,  Esq.  of  Moulton 

Grange,  Northamptonshire,  and  is  deceeused. 
Julia-Jemima,  d.  unm. 
Jemima-Julia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Clayton  Glyn. 

Mr.  Hammond  d.  1889. 

Jmw*— -Aig ,  on  a  chev.,  sa.,  between  three  ogresses,  each 
chaived  with  a  martlet,  of  the  field,  three  escallop  shells,  or, 
all  inthin  a  bordure,  engrailed,  vert. 

Cmt—A  hawk's  head,  collared,  gu.,  rsys  issuing,  or. 

Motto— 'Tn  rege  et  patriA. 

/Seat— St.  Albans  Court,  Nonington,  Kent, 


HAMMOND  OF  WI8TAST0N. 

Hammond,  J  amies- Walthall,  Esq.  of  Wistaston 
Hall,  oo.  Chester,  6.  4  May,  1800;  §,  his  father 
22  Sept  1822. 

iLtntAfl[0* — ^Thomas  Waltball»  Esq.,  descended  from 
the  Walthalls  of  Walthall,  co.  Westmoreland,  living  temp. 
Hknbt  VII,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Stanley.  Bart 
of  Hooton,  CO.  Chester,  and  had  issue,  Thomas,  and  Boger. 
The  elder  son, 

Thomas  Walthall,  Esq.,  m.  Alice,  dau.  and  oo-heiress 
of  John  Marohomley*  Eeq.  of  Marobomley,  co.  Salop,  and 
was  ancestor  of  the  Walthalls  of  Cheshire,  who  frequently 
acted  as  high-sheriff,  and  one  of  whom,  Richard  Walthall, 
Esq.,  capt.  in  the  king's  guards,  fought  at  Edgehill,  The 
last  male  heir, 

Petbb  Walthall,  Esq.  of  Wistaston,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
the  Bev.  Dr.  Brooke,  Dean  of  Chester,  by  whom,  who  d. 
S6  Nov.  1802,  he  left  no  issue,  at  his  decease,  25  April,  1818, 
whereupon  the  estatu  devolved  upon  his  nephew, 

Jambb-Walthall  Hammond,  Esq.,  (son  of  James  Ham- 
mond, Esq.,  and  Amabella  Walthall,  his  wifeX  who  ra. 
Penelope,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hector,  and  had  issue, 

*  Oranted  by  Barker,  Garter  king-at-arms,  to  Thomas 
Hamon,  of  Nonington,  iu  1648,  2  Edward  VI. 
61 0 


jAXiB-WAurBALL,  present  proprietor. 
Penelope. 
He  d.  22  Sept.  1822. 

.^mu— Per  chev.,  engr.,  gu.  and  axg.,  three  oxen  heads, 
ppr. 
Crett—A  boar,  passant,  ppr. 
Secrt— Wistaston  Hall,  near  Nantwich. 


HAMOND  OF  WESTACRE. 

Hamond,  Anthony,  Esq.  of  Westacre  High  House, 
CO.  Norfolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff,  1836,  6. 
4  May,  1805;  m.  in  Feb.  1828,  Mary- Anne,  eldest 
dau.  of  John-Chaworth  Musters,  Esq.  of  Colwich, 
Notts,  by  Mary- Anne  his  wife,  only  dau.  and  heiresa 
of  Oeoi^ge  Chaworth,  Esq.  of  Annesley  Park,  in  the 
latter  county,  and  has  issue  surviving, 

I.  Anthont.  n.  Philip. 

m.  Bichard-Horaoe.  iv.  Thomas-Horaoe-Astley. 

I.  Mary-Anne,  m.  to  Henry  Birkbeok,  Esq.  of  Stoke, 
Holy  Gross,  oo.  Norfolk. 

n.  Frances.  m.  Susan-Maria. 

IV.  Caroline-Penelope.  t.  Gatherine-Sanih. 

VI.  Emily. 

Xrttltaige. — ^The  ftuuily  of  Hamond  is  of  considerable 
antiquity  in  Norfolk. 

Anthont  Hamond,  Esq.  of  Wootton,  great-grandson  of 
Edmund  Hamond,  who  d.  about  1605,  m.  Susan,  youngest 
dau.  of  Bobert  Walpole.  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Castle  Bising.  and 
sister  of  Sir  Bobert  Walpole,  Ist  earl  of  Orford,  and  by  her 
had  three  sons.  Mr.  Anthony  Hamond  was  «.  at  his  decease, 
7  Feb.  1743,  by  his  eldest  son, 

BiCHAHD  Hamond,  Esq.,  who  d,  wim.  in  1770,  when  the 
estates  devolved  ui>on  his  nephew, 

Anthont  Hamond,  Esq.  (son  of  Bobert  Hamond  and 
Elisabeth  Swan,  his  wife),  who  m.  1st,  Polly-Amelia  Payne, 
and  by  her  left  one  son,  Bichard,  6.  hi  July,  177S,  resident 
in  Holland.  He  m.  2n<Uy,  Sarah,  one  of  the  three  daus. ' 
and  co-heirs  of  Philip  Case,  Esq.  of  King's  Lynn,  and  by 
her  had  (with  two  daus.,  Sarah ;  and  Susan,  m.  to  Henry 
Elwes,  Esq.  of  Colesboume,  co.  Gloucester)  three  sons. 
Anthony,  d.  ».  p.  in  1788;  Philip,  his  sucoeseor;  and 
Bobert,  d.  t.  p.  Mr.  Hamond  entailed  all  his  estates  on 
the  issue  of  his  ?nd  marriage,  and  was  «.  at  his  deoease  by 
the  eldest  surviving  son  of  his  2nd  wife, 

Philip  Hamond,  Esq.  of  Westaore,  who  tm.  Anne,  dan.  of 
Charles-James  Pac^,  Esq.  of  Prostwold,  oo.  Leicester,  and 
by  her  had  issue, 

I.  Anthont,  present  representative. 

n,  Bobert-Nicholas,  of  Fakenham,  m.  Emily,  second  dan. 
of  John  C.  Musters,  Esq.,  and  sister  to  his  brother  An- 
thony's wife. 

UL  Bichard,  d.  young. 

IT.  Philip,  late  a  captoin  in  the  army. 

I.  Frances-Anne,  d.  young.  ii.  Susan-Maria. 

III.  Caroline,  m.  to  Samuel-yere  Dashwood,  Esq.  of  Stan- 
ford Hall,  CO.  Leicester. 

IT.  Catherine-Sarah,  d.  young, 

T.  Ahmeria,  tm.  to  the  Rev,  Robert-Scott  Surtees. 

Tt.  Emily,  m.  to  John-Oeoi|^-C,  Musters^  Esq.,  eldest  sou 
of  the  above-mentioned  J.-C.  Musters,  Esq. 

Mr.  Philip  Hsmond  d.  in  July,  1824. 

J rm«— As.,  between  two  chevronels,  three  doves,  or. 

Crut-rOn  a  rocky  mount,  ppr.,  a  dove^  ai^.,  holding  in  its 
beak  a  slip  of  olive,  vert 

£eai—Weetacre  High  Houie,  near  Qwaflfham,  co.  Norfolk. 


HANBURY  OF  HOLFIELD  GRANGE. 

Hanburt,  Osgood,  Esq.  of  ^QIfield  Grange,  Essex, 
b.  i  July,  1794;  to.  21  July,  1817,  Eleanor-Willet 
Hall,  dau.  of  W.  Hall,  Esq.,  and  has  had  issue, 
I.  Osgood,  b.  SO  Mny,  1828;  m.  Miss  Newton,  dau.  of 

Wm.  Newton,  Esq. 
n.  Sampson,  6.  27  Dec  1827;  m.  Anne^   dau,  of  Mrs. 

Rachel  Barclay, 
in.  William,  b  7  July,  1829,  lost  at  sea  11  June,  1866,  in 

H.M.S  "Nirbudda." 
IT.  John-Osgood,  b,  81  Jon.  1882;  d.  26  JtUy,  1848. 
I.  Eleanor-WiUet,  m.  1  May.  1840.  to  the  Rev.  Wm.  Ayling. 
n.  Susanna.         iil  Anna-Emily.         iv.  Priscilla-Bachel. 

ILitltUQt* — ^This  family  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the  old 
Worcestershire  fiuoaily  of  Hanbubt  o/Hanbury. 

Osgood  Hanburt,  Esq.  of  Holfleld  Grange,  near  Cogges- 
hall,  Essex,  in,  IS  Jon.  17^7,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Sampson 

Digitize-^  ^y  ^.^  Z.  Z.  j^^^ 


HAN 

Uoyd,  Esq.  of  Binntnghain,  bAxiksr,  And  d.  11  Jan.  1T84, 
bATing  had  iflsue, 

I.  John-Oigood  Hanbuiy,  6.  23  Not.  1767.  d.  28  July, 
1773. 

II.  Osgood  Hanborv,  of  Holfield  Orange,  Essex,  a  banker 
in  Loudon,  b.  15  June,  1765.  m.  19  Auff.  1789,  Susanuah- 
Willett,  dau.  of  John  Barclay.  Esq.,  a  banker  in  Loodont 
and  d.  11  Feb.  1851,  having  had  issue, 

1  Osffood.  now  of  Holfield  Orange. 

5  Robert,  now  of  Poles. 

8  Henry,  b.  SO  June,  1798. 
4  Sampson,  d,  imm.  7  Nov.  1820. 
b  Arthur,  b.  in  1801,  rector  of  Bures,  m.  and  has  issue 
three  sons  and  two  dans. 

6  Philip,  a  banker  in  London,  b,  80  June,  1802,  m.  and 
has  issue  seven  sons. 

1  Susan,  m.  to  Oeorge  Field,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

2  Anna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Bramston. 

8  Bacfaael,  m.  to  Robert  Barclay.  Esq.  of  Clapham,  son 
of  Charies  Barclay,  Esq.,  If  .P.,  and  has  issue. 
4  Mary,  m.  1838,  to  Sir  Francis  Mackenzie,  Bart, 
m.  Charles  Hanbury,  of  Halstead,  in  Essex,  a  banker  at 
Bury  and  Ipswich,  6.  26  Sept.  1766,  m.  the  dau.  of  John 
Bland,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1825,  leaving  issue,  of  whom  Pris- 
cilla  m.  W.-P.  Honywood,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Kent. 
IV.  Richard  Hanbury.  b.  23  Nov.  1767,  d.  23  May,  1788. 
T.  Sampson  Hanbury,  of  Poles  Hall,  Herts,  a  Invwer  in 
London,  (Truman,  Hanbury,  Buxton,  and  Co.,)  b.  12 
March,  1769,  d.  in  Aug.  1886,  m.  Agatha,  dau.  of  Kichard 
Qumey.  Esq.  of  Norwieh,  and  sister  of  Hudson  Oumey, 
Esq.  of  Keswick  Hall,  in  Norfolk. 

I.  Anna  Hanbury,  m.  12  Feb.  1782,  to  Thomas-Fowell 
Buxton,  Esq. 

II.  Rachael  Hanbury,  m.  to  Richard  Oumey,  Esq.,  M.P. 
for  Norwich,  and  d.  1  June,  1825,  leaving  issue. 

m.  Mary  Hanbury,  6.  24  Aug.  1780,  d.  in  1829,  m.  to  her 
ooosin,  David  lioyd,  Esq.  of  Kenilworth. 
£ia<— Holfield  Orange,  Coggeshall,  Essex. 


HANBURY  OF  POLES. 

Hawburt,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Poles,  co.  Hertford, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-Bheriff  in  1854,  h.  2  July,  1796; 
m.  14  Aug.  1819,  his  couain,  Emily,  dau.  of  the  late 
William  Hall,  Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  25  Dec 
1847,  has  issue, 
L  RoBCBT,  b.  19  Mansh,  1823 ;  m.  19  July,  1849,  GaroUne, 
eldest  dMi.  of  Abel  Smith,  Esq.  of  Woodhall  Park, 
Herts. 
IL  Charles-AddingtOQ,  b.  U  Juse,  1828,  m.  28  Not.  1863, 
Obriitina-Isabella,  dan.  of  Dr.  Maokenxle,  brother  of  the 
late  Sir  Francis-Alexander  Maekensle,  Bart,  of  Oalrloeh. 
ui.  Oeoige,  6.  2  Oct.  1829.  iv.  Edgar,  6.  6  Feb.  1884. 

T.  Oumey,  8th  hussars,  b.  18  March,  1886. 
I.  Madeline-Emily,  m.  to  Alfred-Daniel,  eldest  son  of 
Oapt.  (Aapman. 

Mr.  Hanbury,   of  Poles,  is  next  younger  brother 
of  the  present  Osgood  Hanbury,  Esq.  of  Holfield 
Orange. 
Seat— Poles,  Herts. 

HANCOCKS  OF  WOLVERLEY  COURT. 

Hancocks,  Alfred -John,  Esq.  of  Wolverley 
Hanor,  co.  Worcester,  in.  1851,  his  cousin,  Caroline- 
Louisa,  2nd  dau.  and  coheiress  of  the  late  Samuel 
Hancocks,  Esq.  of  Woodfield  House,  and  has  issue. 

S.{nnig[e. — ^Wiluam  Hanoooks,  Esq.,  of  Wolrerley, 
an  extensiTe  ironmaster,  b.  6  Feb.  1761,  was  son  of  Wil- 
liam Hancocks,  Esq.,  6.  Aug.  1728,  grandson  of  Samuel 
Hancocks,  Esq.,  b.  23  Jan.  1708,  and  great-grandson  of 
another  Samuel  Hancocks,  Esq..  b.  15  May,  1684.  He  m. 
BUsabeth,  dau.,  and  erentually  heiress  of  Samuel  Talbott, 
Esq.  of  Wolrerley,  representative  of  a  fiunily  seated  there 
lor  centuries,  of  whom  Nash,  in  his  Bi$tory  of  Woret»- 
Unkirt  says,  they  held  their  estates  without  interruption 
ttoia  the  time  of  the  invasion  of  the  Conqueror,  1066.  He 
had  issue  three  children  only, 

L  JoHH  BLavoook,  Esq.  of  Wdverley  Courts  of  whom  hare- 
after. 

n.  Samuxl  Hancocks,  Esq.,  2nd  son,  deceased,  of  Wood- 
field  House,  m.  Teresa,  dau.  of  John  Pope,  Esq.  of  Lon- 
don, and  had  issue  six  children, 
1  Teresa,  d.  t.  p.  2  Emily. 

8  Caroline-Louisa,  m.  her  cousin,  Al&ed-John  Hancocks, 


6  Victoria. 


6  Harriett. 


m.  WiLUAJt  Hancocks,  Esq..  8rd  son  (see  Hancocks,  V 
BUUcnltatt  Hall,  WorettUnhire). 


HAN 

Tha  eldest  son, 

John  Hanoooks,  Esq.  of  Wolvertey  Court  and  Manor,  ». 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  White,  Esq.,  deeeased,  of  AjMej, 
CO.  Worcester,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Alfred  John,  his  heir.  u.  WIIliaiii-Frederick. 

m.  Arthur  Anuesley.  rr.  Augustus-Talbott. 

I.  Laura-Elisabeth,  m.  William  Hutoheaon  CoUtDO,  Esq.  of 
Cubberley  House. 

u.  Isabella.  m.  Jane-Augusta. 

y.  Louis- Albert,  deceased. 
John  Hancocks,  Esq.,  who  was  a  magistrate  for  the  ooa.  of 
Worcester,  Stafford,  and  Salop,  d.  and  was  boried  at  Wol- 
verley, Sept.  1849. 

^mu>-As  rsgistered  in  Herald's  College:  Per  Aomn 
as.  and  gules  in  chief  a  garb  between  two  cocks  respecticg 
each  other,  in  base  a  hon  rampant,  or. 

Crett— On  a  mount  vert,  a  code  gules  holding  with  its 
dexter  claw  an  ear  of  wheat,  or. 

Motto — ^Redeem  time. 

£eato— Wolveriey  Court  and  Wolverley  Manor,  Woroastar- 
shire. 


HANCOCKS  OF  BLAKESHALL  HALL. 

Hancocks,  William,  Esq.  of  Blakeshall  Hall,  co. 
Worcester,  6.  at  Wolverley  1802;  m.  1832,  Hannah, 
dau.  of  John  White,  Esq.,  deceased,  of  Astley,  co. 
Worcester;  is  a  magistrate  for  the  cos.  of  Worcester, 
Salop,  and  Stafford. 

XritltSgf. — ^WiLUAX  Hancocks,  Esq.  of  Wolveriey,  an 
extensive  ironmaster,  b.  6  Feb.  1761  (son  of  William  Han- 
cooks,  Esq.  grandson  of  Samuel  Haneoeks,  Esq.,  aod  great- 
grandson  of  another  Samuel  Haneoeks,  Esq.),  m.  BUaabeth 
Talbott,  dau.,  and  eventually  heiress,  of  Samuel  Talbott, 
Esq.  of  Wolverley,  representative  of  a  fiunily  seated  there 
for  centuries,  and  of  whom  Nash,  in  liis  Hutt^  tf  Wonn- 
tenkire  saya,  they  held  thefar  estates  without  intemiption 
trcm  the  tiine  of  the  invasion  of  the  Conqueror,  1060.  She 
had  three  children, 

John,  of  Wolverley  Court 

Samxtkl.  of  Woodfield  House. 

William,  of  Blakeshall  Hall,  as  above. 

Amu,  Orealy  and  MoUo—Ab  Hancocks^  qf  Wolvarlqf  Onvf, 
with  a  mullet  for  diflference. 
&ii«— BlakeshaU  Hall,  oo.  Worsester. 


HANDLEY  OF  NEWARK. 

Handlbt,  William-Farnwobth,  Esq.  of  Newark, 
CO.  Nottingham,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sherifiT  1822, 
and  formerly  M.P.  for  Newark,  b.  9  Oct.  1780. 

Srdteaift.— WiLLLAM  Handlkt,  Esq.  of  Newark  (elder 
son  of  William  Hamblet,  Esq.  of  Newark,  oo.  Notta,  by 
his  wife,  Jane  M<ddiclough,  of  Kelham,  in  the  same  ooonty). 
m.  S  Jan.  1743,  Sarah  Famworth,  of  Newark,  and  waa 
father,  with  othiar  issue,*  of  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

William  Haitdlkt,  Esq.  who  m.  18  Oct  1773,  Anne 
Marshall,  of  Pickering,  oo.  Tork,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Wiujam-Faknworth. 

II.  John,  of  Muskham  Orange,  oo.  Notts,  6.  30  March, 
1782,  J.P..  high-shorifr  1886,  m.  17  March,  1807.  Martha, 
dau.  of  Philip  Story,  Esq.  of  Lookington  Hall,  co.  Lei- 
cester, and  has, 

1  John,  barrister-at-law,  b.  in  Dec.  1807. 
S  Philip,  6.  in  Jan.  1809. 

8  William,  b.  in  Deo.  1811,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Win- 
thorpe,  Notts. 
1  Martha  2  Diana-Elizabeth. 

III.  Bei\)amin,  of  Pointon  House,  co.  Lincoln,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  formerly  M.P.  for  Boston,  b.  9  Jan.  1784.  capt  in 
the  9th  lanoers,  with  which  regiment  he  serred  in  Sooth 
Amertea,  and  iu  the  Peninsula ;  sulmequently  he  becam* 
nu^r  of  the  58rd  reg.,  from  which  he  retired  on  half- 
pay. 

iv.  Charles-Richard  b.  6  Sept.  1786.  in  holy  orders,  vicar 
of  Herae  Hill  and  Stunj,  oo.  Kent,  m.  Castsandra,  dau. 
of  Julius  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  Hatfield  Old  Hall,  oo. 
Herts,  and  Outhorpe,  oo.  Notts. 

Armi — Arg.,  a  fesse,  gu.,  between  three  goats,  eurrsBft,  sa., 
bearded,  unguled,  and  armed,  or. 

Crut — A  goat,  as  in  the  Arms. 

.ftendmce— Newark. 

*  The  late  HsiraY  Handlbv,  Esq.  of  Culverthorpe  Hall, 
CO.  Lincoln,  M.P.  for  that  shiro  from  1832  to  1841, 6.  in  1797  ; 
m.  in  1825,  the  Hon.  Corolfue  Edwarde^  dau.  of  Lord  Ken- 
sinffton,  waa  grandson  of  William  Handiey,  Esq.  of  Newaric, 
and;  Sarah  Famworth,  his  wife.    He  d.  29  Juue^  1846L 


HAN 


HAN 


HANFORD  OP  WOOLLASHALL. 

Han? ORD,  CoMPTOw-JoHN,  Esq.  of  WooUasball,  co. 
Worcester,  J.P.,  b.  8  June,  1819;  m,  1809,  Eliiabeth, 
2od  dao.  of  the  late  James  Martin,  Esq.  of  Overbury, 
and  has  issue, 

1.  Jamm,  b.  in  Feb.  181S. 

n.  Compton^olm,  6.  in  June,  1810. 

I.  Elisabeth-Henrietta.  n. 


fLiXUU^t' — ^This  rtarj  andent  fkmily  was  seated,  at  an 
eariy  period,  in  the  county  of  Chester,  and  at  WooUae- 
hall,  in  Woroesterahire,  since  1686. 

Lavbehcb  HANTORn,  2nd  son  of  Robert  Hanford,  Esq., 
and  7th  in  descent  tram  Sir  John  Hanford,  of  Cheshire, 
Knt.,  was  fibther  of  Thomas  Haktobd.  Esq.,  who  m.  Mar- 
garet Hungerford,  and  had  (with  two  daus.,  Margaret,  wife 
of  Thomas  Copeloy,  of  Norton,  and  Catherine,  wife  of 
Whittington  of  Norgrove)  a  son,  Jomr  Hamtord.  Esq., 
father  of  Fraxcis  Havvord,  Esq.  of  Wooller's  Hill,  who 
m.  EUaabeth,  dan.  of.  Walter  Qiiiard,  Esq.  of  Chlllington, 
and  wast,  by  his  son, 

Waltkb  Hawford,  Esq.  of  WooUashsU,  who  m.  Fran- 
ees,  dau.  of  Bit  Henry  Compton,  Knt.  of  Hartpury  Oburt, 
00.  Gloucester,  and  had  issue, 

CoMPTON,  of  Wooller's  Hill,  who  m.  Ist,  Miss  Chanmont, 


and  Sndly,  Miss  Slingsby,  by  the  latter  of  whom  be  left  a 
BOD,  Edward,  fother  of  Charlb 
kuihall,  who  d.  in  1816. 


BOD,  Edward,  fother  of  Charlb  Hah ix>rd^  Esq.  of  Wool- 
kuihall,  who  d.  in  1816. 

Edward,  of  whose  line  we  treat. 
The  2nd  son. 

Edward  Hakvord,  Esq.  of  Bedmarley,  m.  Frances,  dau. 
of  J<^m  Homyold,  Esq.  of  Blaokmore  Park,  oo.  Worcester, 
by  whom  he  had  (with  a  dau.  Elizabeth,  w^  to  Samuel 
Niblet,  Esq.  of  Harsefleld,  oo.  Gloucester,  m»  that  family)  a 
son  and  heir, 

Charlb  Hantord,  Esq.  of  Redmarley  D'Abitot»  oo. 
Worcester,  who  m.  Esther,  dau.  of  John  Lockley,  Esq.  of 
Derbjrshire,  and  dying  1794,  left  a  son, 

Charlss-Edward  Hantord,  Esq.  of  Woollashall,  J.P. 
andD.L.,  b.  1781,  who  m,  1809,  EUsa,  dau.  of  James  Martin, 
Esq  of  Orerbuzy,  oo.  Worcester,  and  d,  17  Feb.  1864,  haTing 
had  issue, 

Charles-Edward,  d.  under  age,  1827. 

James,  d,  wnM,  1840. 

CoMPTOH- JoBN,  now  of  WocdloshaU. 

Elizabeth-Henrietta,  d.  «wtm.  1835. 

Frances,  m.  1847,  to  William  Lloyd  Flood,  Esq.  of  Farmley, 
ca  Kilkenny. 

Atm$    8a.,  a  star  of  eight  rays,  axg. 

Orttl — Oa  a  chapeau,  gu.,  turned  up,  erm.,  a  wivem,  gu. 

Motto — Memorare  noviasima. 

fiaa<— Woollashall,  near  PeiShore,  oo.  Worcester. 


HANKEY  OP  FETCHAM. 

Hankkt,  Joqn-Barnabd,  Esq.  of  Fetcham  Park, 
ca  Svirrey,  6.  81  March,  1784;  m.  9  June,  1807, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Isty  Loid  de  Blaquiere,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Gborob-Jamss-Baritard.  n.  William-Barnard. 

in.  Fredorick-Thomas-Bamard,  B.N. 

rr.  John-Bellingham  -Barnard. 

T.  Henry-Barnard.  vi.  Augustus-Barnard. 

I.  Mary-Barnard,  is.  to  Wniiam-Holme  Sumner,  Esq. 
eldest  son  of  Geoige-Holme  Sumner,  Esq.  of  Hatch- 
lands,  late  M.P.  for  Surrey. 

n.  Lonisa-Ellinor-Bamaid,  m.  10  July,  1888,  to  William 
Davidson,  Esq.,  4th  son  of  the  late  Henry  Davidson, 
Esq.  of  TuUoch  CSsUe.  N.B. 

m.  Frances-Elizabeth-Bamard. 

IT.  Harriet-Bamard. 

S^tlUagt.— The  family  of  Hankkt  was  orighially 
seated  in  the  county  palatine  of  Chester.  In  the  14th 
of  EuxARCTH,  the  right  of  bearing  arms  was  conceded 
and  grsnted  to  Henry  Bankey,  Esq.,  mayor  of  the  city 
ofChester. 

Sir  Hsmnr  Haitkxt,  an  eminent  eitisen  and  alderman 
o  ILondon.  m.  26  Deo.  1604,  Anne,  dau.  of  Joseph  Chaplin, 
Bs  I.  of  East  Bergholt,  high-nhoriff  of  Suffolk,  by  Anne,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Rice  Price,  of  London,  and  had  two  sons, 
vis.,  1  Joseph  (Sir).  Knt.  snd  alderman  (fikther  of  Joseph 
Chaplin  Hankey,  of  East  Beigholt,  whose  dau.,  Jane- 
iMibella,  m.  Sir  Edward-Hyde  East,  Bart.)  ;  and  S, 
Thomas  (Sir).  Sir  Henry  Hankey  d,  in  Feb.  1736-7. 
HisSn    son, 

617 


8tr  Thoitas  Havkbt,  Knt.,  alderman  of  London,  tn. 
Jime,  1738,  Sarsh,  eldest  dau.  of  the  celebrated  Sir  John 
Barnard,  member  In  6  successive  pariiaments  for  the  dty  of 
London,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  his  hdr. 

II.  Bobert,  m.  Miss  Fenton,  and  left  one  son,  Augustus- 
Robert,  who  d.  tmm.,  and  two  daus.,  Matilda,  m.  to  — 
Hartainck,  Esq.,  and  Henrietta,  to—  Hirst,  Esq. 

m.  John,  who  m.  the  dau.  of  Andrew  Thomson,  Esq.  of 
Boehampton,  and  had  three  sons,  namely, 
1  JoHV-PsTRR,  who  Hi.  Isabella,  sister  of  Sir  William 
Alexander,  late  chief  baron  of  the  Exchequer,  and  left 
three  sons  and  one  dau.,  vis., 

John- Alexander,  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  William  Blake,  Esq 
of  Danesbury. 

Henry,  late  msjor  8th  hussars,  licut. -colonel  1st  Dra- 
goon guards,  m.  1st,  29  June,  1839,  Caroline-Maria, 
ekiest  dau.  of  Abraham-W.  Robarts,  Esq.  of  Boe- 
hampton, Surrey,  which  lady  cf.  16  ApriL  1844,  and 
2ndlv,  80  Sept.  1852,  Lady  Emily  Pennefather,  widow 
of  Richard  Pennefather,  Esq.  of  Knockevan  and  sister 
of  the  present  Earl  of  Glen^Ul. 
William,  captain  9th  lancers. 

JuUa.  m.  6  Oct  1829,  to  the  Hon.  Thomas-Seymour 
Bathurst,  third  son  of  the  late  Earl  Bathurst,  and 
survives  his  widow  with  one  son  and  one  dau. 
S  Thomson,  of  Portland  Place,  London,  m,  Martha,  dan. 
of  Benjamin  Harrison,  Esq.,  and  had  issue^ 
Thomson,  M.P.  for  Peterborough,  6.  1806,  m.  1880, 
AppoUene-Aoatha  Alexander,  half-sister  of  Sir  Wil- 
liam Alexander,  the  chief  baron. 
George.  Beaumont. 

Louisa,  St.  to   her  cousin,  Thomas  Hankey,  Esq., 
banker,  of  Fenchurch  Street 

EUaabeth,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Ridiard  Harvey,  rector  of 
Homaey* 
Mary. 

Albinia,  m,  to  Dr.  James  Somerville. 
Isabella. 

Emma,  m.  to  the  Rev.  W.  WaguiUr. 
Martha.  Oaroline. 

8  Frederick,  (Sir,)  Knt.  Grand  Crora  of  St  Michael  and 
St.  George,  secretary  to  Government  at  Malta,  who  had 
a  giant  of  supportov  to  his  arms,  in  approval  of  Us 
long  services,  m.  Ist,  his  first  cousin,  Charlotte,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Hankey,  Esq.  of  Fetcham  Park,  Surrey,  and 
by  her,  who  d,  in  1810,  had  two  daus.,  Emma  and  Fre- 
derics.   Sir  Frederick  m.  2ndly,  a  native  of  CorfU,  and 
bv  that  lady,  who  d.  in  1885,  had  one  son  and  one  dau.. 
vis.,  Frsderick  and  Thoroasine-Ionia,  m.  27  July,  1889, 
to  Caf>t.  Charles-F.  Maxwell.  82nd  foot,  nephew  and 
militaiy  secretary  to  Sir  Henry  Bouveiie,  Governor  of 
Malta. 
I.  Jane,  m.  to  Thomas  Sutton,  Esq.  of  Moulsey,  in  Surrey, 
u.  Susannah,  tn.  in  1767,  to  Beaumont,  second  Lord  Hot- 
ham. 
Sir  Thomas  d.  in  1770,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hahket,  Esq.  of  Fetcham  Park,  wbs  «».  Miss 
Wyver,  of  an  old  Cheshire  family,  and  had  issue, 
Johm-Barn ARO,  his  hehr,  of  Fetcham  Park. 
Thomas,  who  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hankey,  Esq. 
Chariotte,  m.  to  Sir  Frederick  Hankey,  and  d,  in  1816. 
Sarsh,  m.  to  Sir  Hugh-Dillon  Massey,  Bart,  of  Doonass,  co. 
Oare. 

Louisa,  m.  to  Mi^-General  Darby  Griffith,  of  Padworth 
House,  Bucks. 
Elisa. 
Mr.  Hankey  d,  18  Sept  1798. 

AvTH^—Vw  pale,  gu.  and  as.,  a  wolf,  salient,  erminols 
vulned  on  the  shoulder,  ot  the  first 
Crut    A  demi-woll  erminois. 
Seo^-FMchsm  Park,  Surrey. 


HANNAY  OF  KINGSMUIR. 

HaNnat,  Gborob-Fbanctb,  Esq.  of  Kingsmuir, 
CO.  Fife,  present  male  representative  of  the  ancient 
Scottish  family  of  Hannay,  m.  Miss  Cunningham, 
(whose  grandfather  Capt  Cunningham,  R.N.,  claimed 
the  Earldom  of  Glencaim),  and  has  issue. 

lineage.— Haknat,  of  SorUe,  in  Wlgtonshire,  a 
family  of  great  antiquity,  is  traceable  ftnom  the  earliest 
period  in  the  public  records.  Among  the  powerful  chiefb 
of  Galloway,  who  swore  fealty  to  EnwARD  I.,  occur  the 
McCuUochs,  the  McDowals,  the  Hakhats,  and  the 
Adairs ;  and  in  the  Bagman's  Roll  i^pears  this  entry, 
"  1296,  Gilbert  de  Anneth,  Gilbert  de  Hannethe  del  comite 
de  Wiggeton."  Nisbetsta*es  that  the  principal  family  of 
the  nanio  was  Ahannay  or  Hannay.  of  Sorbie,  and  that 
according  to  Font's  MS.  it  bore  for  arms,  "  Aiig.,  three  Boe- 
bucks*  heeds,  couped,  as.,  collared  or.,  with  a  bell  pendent 
gu."    ••  The  lands  of  Sorbie,"  continues  that  learned  herald. 


HAN 


HAN 


"are  now  poflseaaed  by  others,  but  th«  Cunfly  is  at  preafint 
represented  by  Mr.  Robert  Uaniuty,  of  Kingsmuir,  in  Fife  ; 
there  ia  another  family  still  in  Galloway,  descended  of 
Borbie,  Tix.,  Hamivat,  <^f  KirkdaU.**  Chalmers  refers,  also, 
in  his  "  Caledonia,"  to  the  antiquity  and  eminenoe  of  this 
family,  instamcing  the  submission  of  Gilbert  Hannay,  to 
King  Bdward,  in  1S96,  and  tb»  eondnuous  possession  of 
Borbie,  and  other  lands  in  Wigtonshire,  for  many  centuries. 
Patri<^  Hannay,  Uxb  poet,  was  a  grandson  of  Donald 
Hannay,  of  Sorbie ;  he  served  under  Sir  Andrew  Gray, 
in  the  service  of  the  Elector  of  Bohemia.  In  1619,  he 
published,  **  Two  Blegies  on  the  death  of  Queen  Ajrvs, 
wife  of  Jamks  I." ;  in  1632,  "Poems,"  on  the  title-page  of 
which,  he  styles  himself  ILA.  A  member  of  this  family 
obtained  a  baronetcy  in  1030,  and  assumed  the  title  of  Sir 
Robeit  Hannay,  of  Mochrum,  Bart. ;  and  another,  Patrick, 
sat  for  the  Borough  of  Wigton,  in  the  fiunous  parliament 
of  1639-iO,  which  finally  settled  the  civil  and  religious 
liberties  of  Scotland. 

BoBSBT  Hannat  (who  possessed  Kingsmuir,  in  1700X 
was  advocate  of  Edlnbuigh,  and  a  person  of  consideration 
in  his  day.  He  «a.  Mary  livlngston,  widow  of  Colonel 
Borthwick,  but  left  no  issue,  whereupon  the  estate  passed 
to  his  sister, 

Amr  Hahhat.  This  lady,  (who  was  m,  to  Captain  Brs- 
kine,  of  Dun,  but  d.  without  issue^)  bequeathed  Kingsmuir 
to  her  cousin, 

Jamks  Hahhat,  son  of  Patri<^  Hannay,  Esq.,  and  Axnn 
this  gentleman  it  passed  to  his  brother, 

JoHK  Hahmat,  Esq.  He  m.  Miss  Brown,  and  was 
father  of 

GnoBOE  Hahvat,  Esq.  of  Kingsmuir,  who  was  an  officer 
in  the  service  of  the  Crown,  in  the  United  States.  Adhering 
fUthftilly  to  the  loyal  side  when  the  "Independence"  oon- 
troversy  began,  he  was  obliged  to  fly  the  country.  By  his 
wife.  Miss  Hambly,  of  Exeter,  he  left  two  sons,  1,  Peter 
Hahhat,  R.N.  who  served  as  a  lieutenant'  in  the 
'* Defiance, "  at  Trafalgar,  and  d.  ».  p.;  and  Oeoibob 
FAAKOia  HAinrAT,  Esq.,  the  present  possessor  of  Kings- 
muir. 

Saunas  of  Crmtun. 

The  HAVHATSt  qf  Orennan,  co.  Wigtoun,  a  bnmch  of 
Hahhat,  «/  Mochrum,  date  the  possession  of  their  lands 
from  the  reign  of  Jambs  V.,  of  Scotland.  They  are  men- 
tioned by  Wodrow,  in  the  list  of  those  fined  for  noncon- 
formity in  1663.  The  last  direct  representative  of  this 
branch,  was  Alexander  Hannay,  of  GrMuian,  who  left  two 
daus.,  oo-heiresses,  the  eldest  of  whom  in.  her  cousin,  and 
had  by  htm  two  sons ;  1st,  the  late  Dr.  Alexander  Hannay, 
M.D.,  Glasgow,  who  m.  Marion,  dau.  of  James  Hannay,  of 
Blairinnie,  and  by  her  had  left  two  sons ;  2nd,  Robert 
Hannay,  East  India  merchant. 

In  the  reign  of  Chables  II.,  Hannay,  of  Grennan,  m. 
Maigaret  McCulloch,  dau.  of  Mc.Culloch,  of  Myreton,  for 
his  2nd  wife,  and  had  by  her  a  son,  John  Hannay.  From 
this  John  Hannay,  (besides  others  unknown),  deecended, 

1.  The  late  John  Hannay,  of  Malabay  and  Croehmore,  in 
Kirkoudbri^tshire,  who  left  Alexander  Hannay  Esq., 
Banker,  in  Dumfries,  and  other  sons, 

2.  The  late  James  Hiinnay,  of  Blairinnie,  in  the  same 
county,  son  of  Robert  Hannay,  of  Glasgow,  by  Jean  Max- 
well, dau.  of  Maxwell,  of  Newlaw  (now  represented  by 
Maxwell,  of  Breoch),  descended  fh>m  John  Maxwell,  the 
fiunous  Lord  Herries.  This  James  Hannay,  m.  Marion 
Shaw,  a  descendant,  maternally  of  the  Browns,  of  Carsluith, 
and  McDowalls,  of  Glen ;  and  of  this  marriage  the  following 
sons  survive ; 

Robert  Hannay,  Esq.,  advocate. 

David  Hannay,  m.  and  has  issue,  Jambb  Hahhat,  the  dis- 
tinguished writer,  author  of  "  Singleton  Fontenoy"  and 
other  literary  works ;  and  Robert-Ferguson. 

James  Hannay,  late  captain  of  the  8th  regiment,  of  Bally- 
lough,  CO.  Antrim,  m.  and  has  sons,  Edmund,  James, 
Robert,  and  Alfred. 

John  Hannay,  Esq.  of  lincluden,  oo.  Kircudbright,  m.  and 
has  issue,  James  Lennox  Hannay,  barrister,  of  the  Inner 
Temple. 

Walter  Hannay. 

The  fiunily  of  Hannay,  of  Rusoo,  co.  Kircudbright,  now 
represented  by  Robert  Hannay  of  that  place,  also  derive 
from  the  Grennan  branch. 


Arm*^Ai^.  three  roebucks'  heads,  oouped,  as.  collared  or. 
with  a  bell  pendent  gu. 
Crttt—A  cross-croeslet  fitch^  issuing  out  of  a  orescent  sa. 
3fo(to— Crceco  et  sporo. 
teit— Kingmnitir,  co.  Fife. 
518 


HANKAY  OF  KIRKDALB. 
Rainsford  -  Haknat,  William  -  Hehbt,  Eeq.  of 
Kirkdale,  oo.  Kircudbright,  t.  to  the  estate  1850, 
and  thereupon  added  to  his  patronymic  Rainsford, 
the  surname  of  Hannay;  m.  Maria,  widow  of  Robert 
Steuart,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Alderston,  oo.  Haddington, 
and  dau.  of  Lieut. -Col.  Samuel  Dairy mple,  C.B^ 
fieecended  from  the  noble  £unily  of  Stair. 

XrttUaffe.— The  fiunily  of  Havvat,  originally  wxittsn 
A'Hannay,  is  of  very  andent  descent^  and  the  estate  of  Sor- 
bie, in  GaUoway,  was  the  seat  of  the  elder  branch. 

Alexander  A'Hakvat,  undo  of  Patrick  of  SorUe, 
acquired  the  estate  of  Kirkdale  in  15S2.    He  left  a  son. 

Jomr  A'Hahhat,  who  took  an  active  part  with  Us 
relative  in  the  fiunily  feuds  with  the  Murrsys  of  Broogfatoii. 
their  ndghbours.    He  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Patbiok  A'Hahvat.  of  Klrkdale,  who  m.  Ann,  dao.  of 
of  Patrick  M'Kie,  of  Larg.  Fatridc  was  killed.  16  Dee.  1610, 
in  a  conflict  when  assisting  the  earl  of  Oalloway  against 
Kennedy  of  Blairquhan,  at  the  Cruives  of  Cree.  He  sa. 
Miss  M'Kie,  of  Laig,  and  left  a  son  and  heir. 

Patbick  A'Hannay,  of  Kiikdale,  who  m.  Agnes,  dan.  of 
Gavin  Dunbar,  of  Baldoon,  a  fiunily  now  lupmsuuted  bj 
the  Earl  of  Sdkixk,  and  was  «.  in  1640  by  hfa  son, 

WnxiAX  Hakkat,  who  m.  KHsabeth,  heiress  of  Alsx- 
ander  Gordon,  of  Castramont,  a  cadet  of  the  ancient  &nuly 
ot  Lochinvar,  afterwards  viscounts  of  Kenmuir,  and  by  bar 
had  three  s<ms,  by  the  eldest  of  whom  he  was  «.  viz., 

Samuel  Hannat,  of  Klrkdale.  commissioner  of  supply, 
1704,  who  m.  Jean,  dan.  and  co-heiress  of  Patridc  M'Kie,  of 
Larg,  by  his  wife,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Sir  Patrick  Msekie,  of 
Larg,  and  by  her  had 

William  Hannat,  of  Kiikdale,  who  was  served  heir  to 
his  father  18  Nov.  1716.  He  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Patrick  Johnston,  of  Giithon  (leprcsented  by  CoL  John- 
ston, of  GamsallochX  and  had  (with  dans.)  two  sons,  Tis., 

Samuel,  his  heir. 

Alexander,  a  military  ofBoer,  who  took  part  in  the  Gennan 
campaigns  (includmg  the  battle  of  Minden)  under  the 
Marquees  of  Granby,  and  who  became  afterwards  sfj^n- 
tant^TMieral  of  the  army  of  India. 
The  eldest  son, 

Samuel  Hannat,  of  Kiikdale,  a  celebrated  mevehsnt  in 
London,  in  1788,  was  served  heir  male  and  of  line  of  Btt 
Robert  Hannay,  of  Mochrum,  Bart.  (4th  of  the  SorUs 
branchX  under  the  patent,  Slst  March,  1680.  Sir  Samud 
Hannay  wi,  Mary,  dau.  of  Dr.  Meade,  and  for  some  yean 
sat  in  parliament.     He  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Snt  Samuel  Hannat,  of  Mochrum,  and  Klrkdale,  Bart. 
who  d.  a  bachelor,  1  Dec  1841,  and  was  «.  in  the  fiunily 
esUteby 

Mast  Hastinos  Hannat,  of  Kiikdale,  his  sister,  who  d. 
warn.  SO  March,  1850,  and  was  f.  by  her  nephew 

William  Hbnbt  RAnrsroRD,  Esq.  (son  of  Capt.  Baina- 
ford,  of  the  guards,  by  his  wife,  a  sister  of  the  late  baronetX 
who  assumed  in  consequence  the  sumauM  of  Hannat.  Ho 
d.  in  1856,  and  his  brother,  Majoe  Baihbpokd  ELannat, 
is  the  present  possessor  of  Kiikdale. 

Amu  and  ^rert— Same  ns  Hannat,  qf  Kmiftmuir. 
JfoMo— Per  ardua  ad  alta. 
Aeot— Klrkdale,  Kirkcudbright 


HANNING  OF  KILCRONE. 

Hannino,  Jambs,  Esq.,  of  Kilcrone,  ca  Cork,  J.P., 
m.  Sept.  1851,  Frances-Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  the 
late  Henry  Skrine,  Esq.  of  Wariei^  oo.  Somerset^ 
and  Stubbings,  Berks,  b^  his  wife  Caroline-Anne, 
daiL  of  the  Rev.  Benjamin  Spiy,  vicar  of  Stw  Mary, 
Redcliffe,  Bristol,  and  prebendary  of  Sartun  {tee 
that  family^)  and  has  issue. 

SrCneafff  .—Jambs  Hanning,  Esq.  of  Kilcrone  (son  of 
John  Hannino,  Esq.,  by  his  Snd  wifb.  Miss  BowlandX  ak 
Patience,  dau.  of  John  Wallis,  Esq.  of  Diishane  Castle,  oo. 
Cork,  by  his  wife.  Patience,  eldest  dan.  of  John  LongiMd, 
Esq.  of  Longueville^  and  had  issue, 

I.  John,  deceased. 

II.  Jambs,  present  r^reseutatiTe. 
ni.  Henry.  iv.  Clement 
I.  Patience.             ii.  Frances, 
in.  Mary-Catherine 

SkU— Kilcrone,  ca  Cork. 

Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


H  A  R 


H  A  R 


HANSON  OP  OSMONDTHORPR 

Hanson,  John^livbb,  Esq.,  D.L.,  a  director  of 
the  Bank  of  England,  6.  19  May,  1791;  m.  12  Aug. 
1819,  Rebecca,  youngest  dau.  of  William  Scott,  Esq., 
and  has  issne, 

I.  JoHK-OuyxB,  b.  8  Jttna,  1890. 

n.  WiUiun-Stonehewer,  b.  18  Dec.  18S1. 

ni.  George-Scott,  b.  2  June,  1838. 

IT.  Henry-AUix,  b,  10  July,  1880. 

I.  Mary-Annabella.  n.  Louisa-Rebecca. 

Xrtneaffe.— This  family  is  descended  fh>m  the  Rostrickee 
of  Rastricke,  in  the  parish  of  Halifax,  oo.  York,  whose 
pedigree  is  giren,  ftrom  the  year  1260,  in  Watbow's  Hi$toty 
HfBalifax. 

WiLUAM  Havsoh,  b.  in  Sept.  1070,  who  purchased  Os- 
mondthorpe,  was  eldest  son  of  Christopher  Hanson,  of 
Arihington,  and  a  descendant  of  John  de  Rastricke,  who 
assumed  in  1830  the  surname  of  Havsoh.  His  great-grand- 
son, 

John  Havsok,  Bsq.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  who  was  6.  28  April, 
1750,  «.  his  father,  William  Hanson,  Esq.  (who  d.  11  Dec 
1791)  at  Osmondthorpe.  Mr.  Hanson  sold  the  estates  of 
Osmondthorpe  and  Killingbeck,  and  purchased  the  manor 
of  Great  Bromley,  near  Colchester.  He  m.  Mary-Isabella, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Oliver,  Esq.  of  Low  Layton,  co.  Essex,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  12  Sept.  1826)  had  issue, 

X.  William.  6.  7  Sept  1788.  a  captain  in  the  aoth  lightnire. 
goons,  who  fell  at  the  head  of  his  squadron,  in  leading  a 
chazige  against  a  very  superior  force  of  French  cavahy,  at 
Villa  Franca,  in  Spabi,  18  Sept  1812,  aged  26. 

II.  JoHtr-OuyEB^uie  present  repreeentotive. 

m.  Henry,  6.  1  Nov.  1792,  drowned  in  China,  8  Oct  1800. 
IV.  George,  b.  19  April,  1794,  m,  1st,  OaroUne  Eleanor, 

eldest  dau.  of  WUliam  Walford,  Esq.  of  High  Beach,  co. 

£«ex.  by  whom  (who  d.  17  May,  1834,  he  has  issue, 

1  George- William,  6.  28  June,  1830. 

2  James  Oliver,  b,  27  Sept  1831. 
8  Alfred-Atkinson,  b.  7  Feb.  1888. 

He  m.  2ndly,  19  Sept  1889,  Charlotte-Dou«^  dau.  of 
the  late  Charles  Roimd,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  Charles-Giay 
Round,  Esq.  of  Birch  HaU,  ILP.  for  the  co.  of  Essex. 

T.  James-Edward,  d.  an  in&nt 

Ti  Edwardj  b.  14  May,  1797,  and  d.  11  March,  1835,  having 
m.  L^dia-Maria,  dau.  of  John  Blunt  Esq.  of  Woodfoixl, 
CO.  Essex,  and  had  issue,  one  son  and  six  daus.,  Edward- 
PArdoe-Cotton.  6, 9  March,  1834 ;  Lvdia-Maiy ;  Isabella ; 
Charlotte- Anne ;  Maria-Elizabeth;  Rosanna-lnnes,  d.  an 
infant ;  and  Jane-Innes. 

▼n.  James-Frederick,  of  Smyrna,  6.  6  July,  1790,  «.  at 
Boughia,  near  Smyrna.  20  Jan.  1841,  Elisa-Zo^  dan.  of 
Nathaniel-W.  Weny,  Esq.,  her  Majesty's  consul  at  Da- 
masoos,  and  has  issuer  Zo^<:niiariotte,  and  Jemima-Caro' 
Une. 

Tin.  OHvcr,  (twin  with  Harriet,)  6.  13  April,  1802,  d. 
7  Sept  18£S. 

IX.  Charies-Simcson,  of  Constantinople,  b.  19  Sept  1803, 
m.  in  Sept  1880,  Chailotte,  only  child  of  the  Hon.  Robert 
Smith,  speaker  of  the  House  of  AssemUy,  Tobago,  and 
has  issue,  Chailes-Constantine,  6. 16  Oct  1832  ,^enry- 
James,  b.  27  July,  1838 ;  Arthur- Walker,  b.  24  Jan.  1848 : 
William- Welleeley.  6.  21  Nov.  1846 ;  Louisa-Qnioe ;  Helen- 
Jane  ;  Constance-Fanny  ;  and  Adeline  Eliza. 

I.  Mary,  m.  16  July,  1807,  Oapt  Richard  Bogus,  R  A.,  who 
fell  at  the  battle  of  Leipsic,  18  Oct.  1813,  while  in  com- 
mand of  the  rocket-brigade,  aged  81. 

XL  EUaabeth,  m,  22  Dec  1808,  Bir  James-Bzabazon  Urm- 
ston. 

UL  Ann,  m.  0  June,  1829,  Henry-Bonham  Bax,  Era.  of 
Wahner,  co.  Kent 

nr.  Harriet,  (twin  with  Oliver,)  m.  4  Sept  1828,  John-Wil- 
Uam  Bridges,  Esq.,  son  of  Geoige  Bridges,  Esq.  of  Law- 
font  HaU,  CO.  Essex. 

T.  Maria-Louisa,  m.  M  March,  1826,  Thomas  Chapman. 
Esq.,  F.aa,  F.8.A.  --f— -, 

Mr.  Hanson,  who  served  as  high-sheriff  for  Essex  in  1T96, 
d.  18  Nov.  1889. 

Arm^—Or^  a  chevron,  counteroomponed,  sag.  and  az.,  be- 
tween three  martlets,  sa. 

£V«ae— On  a  helm,  a  chapeau.  az.,  lined,  aig.,  a  martlet, 
volant  sa.,  mantled,  gu.,  double,  aig. 

JfoM»--8ola  virtus  invecta. 

N.B.— CertUied  by  William  Ryley,  Norroy  King  at  Arms, 
17  July,  1662. 


HARBIN  OF  NEWTON  HOUSE. 

Habbin,   Qbobok,   Esq.   of  Newton    House,    co. 
Somerwt^  J.P.,  6.  27  Feb.  1800. 

SritttSfff . — ^This  Cunily  was  resident  in  Dorsetshire 
more  than  three  centuries  ago. 
619 


BoBm  HAsanr,  Esq.  of  Weeks,  in  the  parish  of  Oilling* 
ham,  CO.  Dorset,  and  afterwards  of  Newton,  co.  Somerset, 
b.  in  1626,  m.  a  dau  of  Sir  John  Mervin,  of  Fonthill  House, 
Wilts,  and  was  &ther  of 

John  Habbiv,  Esq.  of  Newtcm,  who,  by  Bridget,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  William  Drury,  fisq.,  left  a  son  and  heir, 

RoBBBT  Habbik,  Esq.  of  Newton,  who  m.  Gertrude,  dan. 
of  Anthony  Stocker,  Esq.  of  Chilcompton,  co.  Somerset, 
and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  Habbut,  Esq.  of  Newton,  b.  in  1610,  who  m.  1st, 
Isabella,  dau.  of  William  Pert,  Esq.  of  Arnold's,  co.  Essex, 
and  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Strode,  Knt  of 
Newnham,  co.  Devon,  and  d.  in  1672,  when  he  was  «.  by 
his  son  and  heir  by  his  1st  wife, 

William  HABSiir.  Esq.  of  Newton,  b.  in  1664,  who  m. 
EUsabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Francis  Wyndham,  Bart,  of  Trent 
CO.  Somerset  (who  afforded  Chablbs  II.  protection  after 
the  battle  of  WoroesterX  and  dying  in  1706,  was  «.  by  his 
son  and  heir, 

William  Habbut,  Esq.  of  Newton,  who  m.  in  1714, 
Abigail,  dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  Richard  Swayne,  Esq.  of 
Qunville,  oo.  Dorset,  and  had  (with  a  dau.  Abigail,  m.  to 
Robert  Ooodden,  Esq.  of  Over  Compton,  Dorset)  a  son  and 


SwATiTB  HABBnr,  Esq.  cf  Newton,  ft.  in  1718,  who  m.  in 
1760,  Barbara,  dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  Geotge  Abington, 
Esq.  of  Over  Compton,  son  and  heir  of  Isabella  Compton, 
dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  Henry  Compton,  Esq.  of  Sutton 
Bingham,  co.  Somerset,  and  of  Over  Compton,  co.  Dorset. 
By  this  lady  Mr.  Harbin  had  one  dau.,  Henrietta,  and  five 
sons,  I.  WvimHAM,  his  heir ;  n.  IfHlliam,  6.  18  Sept  176S, 
m.  3  Feb.  1790,  Rhode,  8rd  dau.  of  Bdwaid  Fbelips,  Esq.  of 
Montacute,  M.P.  for  co.  Somerset,  and  d.  22  Oct  1828, 
having  had  issue,  vis.,  1  Obobob,  successor  to  his  uncle, 
and  present  representative  of  the  fiunily  ;  2  Edward,  M.A., 
in  holy  ordeia,  rector  of  Kingweston  and  East  Lydford,  oo. 
Somerset,  m.  Jane,  eldest  dan.  of  John  Hooper,  Esq.  of 
Yeovil,  and  d,  leaving  issue,  William,  Edward,  Henry, 
Phillip,  Matilda,  and  Rhode ;  1  Maria,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Robert 
Fhelips,  vicar  of  Yeovil,  son  of  the  Rev.  William  Fhelips, 
of  Montacute ;  2  Elinbeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Potter  MiUes, 
Esq.,  miOor  of  the  19th  light  dragoons,  since  deeeased; 
III.  Robert ;  rv.  John ;  and  v.  Charies.  Mr.  Harbin  d.  in 
1781,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

WTNnHAM  Habbib,  Esq.  of  Newton,  ft.  in  1761,  who  d. 
wim.  in  1887,  when  tiie  estates  devolved  upon  his  nephew 
and  heir,  the  present  Gbobor  Habbw,  Esq.  ef  Newton. 

Arm$  (granted  to  Robert  Harbhi,  Esq.,  in  1618>— As.,  a 
saltier,  voided,  between  four  spears*  iieads,  erect,  or. 
CVeie— A  hand,  ppr.,  holding  a  spear,  or. 
Btair—^trmUm.  House,  Yeoru,  co.  Someiset 


HARCOURT  OF  ANKERWYCKE. 

Habooubt,  Oeoboe-Simon,  Esq.  of  Ankerwyeke 
House,  CO.  Berks,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1884, 
and  formerly  M.P.  for  Bucks,  6.  25  Feb.  1807;  «. 
24  June,  1888,  Jessy,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Rolls,  Esq. 
of  Bryanstone-square,  and  has  issue. 

%,iatK%t» — ^Pbiuf  Habooubt,  Esq.  of  Wignell,  in  Sus- 
sex, and  of  Ankerwyeke,  in  Bucks,  brother  of  Simon,  1st 
Viscount  Harooort  end  eldest  son  of  Sir  Philip  Haroourt, 
Knt  of  Stanton  Haroourt^  co.  Ozfoid  M.P..  by  Elisabeth, 
his  2nd  wife,  dan.  and  heir  of  John  Lee,  Esq.  of  Anker- 
wyeke, CO.  Bucks,  m,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Timothy, 
Woodroffo,  Esq.,  and  had  two  daus.  (EUmbetb,  d.  wnm., 
and  Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Ringer,  Esq.)  and  three  sons. 
Mr.  Haroourt  d.  about  1705-6,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

Phiup  Habooubt,  Esq.  of  Ankerwyeke,  who  m.  Sarah, 
dau.  of  Henry  Hall,  Esq.  of  Hutton  HaU,  in  Essex,  by 
whom  he  had  an  only  child,  EUzabeth,  who  d.  imm.  in  bcr 
fMher's  lifetime.  This  gentlemen  d.  in  1768,  end  was  j.  by 
his  only  surviving  brother, 

John  Habooubt,  Esq.  of  Ankerwyeke,  who  m.  1st,  Anne, 
dau.  of  —  Parker,  Esq.,  but  had  no  issue.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Margaret  Irene,  dau.  of  John  Samey,  Esq.  of  Someiaet 
House,  London,  by  whom,  (who  m.  2ndly,  Lord  ShuMham, 
and  3r(jay,  Lord  ClanwiDiam),  he  had, 

JoBV-SiMOX,  his  successor. 

Philip,  dL  young. 

George-Wuliam-Richard,  colonel  of  the  12th  foot,  a  briga- 
dier-general in  the  army  and  Governor  of  St  Croix. 

He  d.  in  1784,  and  vras  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
JoHX-SiMOH  Habooubt,  Esq.  of  Ankerwyeke,  some  time 


H  A  R 

M.P.  for  Wertbuty.  This  gentleman  m.  7  Dec  1800, 
EUnbeth-Dale,  dau.  of  M^or  Hennfker,  Bsq.,  son  of  Sir 
John  HennUcor,  Bart.,  who  was  created  Lord  Henniker,  in 
ISOO,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1810,  had  one  dau.  Elizabeth, 
who  d.  yonng.  and  an  only  son,  the  present  QwoBom  SucoM 
Harooust,  Esq.  of  Ankerwyoke. 

^mu— Qu.,  two  bars,  or. 

Ort>i—Ont  of  a  ducal  coronet,  ^,  a  peaoook,  doae^  ppr. 

JtfoMo— Lebon  temps  viendra. 

Secrt—Ankerwycke  House,  near  Staines. 


HARDCASTLE  OP  BLIDWORTH  DALR 

Habdoastls,  Jonathan,  Esq.  of  Blidworih  Dale, 
Notta,  J.P.,  6. 9  April,  1816;  m.  2  Maroh,  1848,  Mary- 
Francia,  dau.  of  James  LaTton,  Eeq.  of  the  Qrove, 
Surrey,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Jomf-NoBXAV,  6.  9  Sept.  1855. 

I.  AUoe.  n.  Susan-Mary. 

Mr.  Hardcastle,  his  brother  James,  (who  is  married 
and  has  issue),  and  his  four  sisters,  all  married,  are 
the  surviving  children  of  the  late  Thomas  Habd- 
OAOTUi,  Esq.  (who  A  16  Aug.  1889),  by  Ann  Lever 
his  wife,  who  d.  17ih  May,  1884. 
Aol— Blidworth  Dale,  near  if^u^aAH 


HARDEN  OF  HARRYBROOK. 

Hardkn,  James,  Esq.  of  Harrrbrook,  oa  Armagh, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high  sheriff  co.  Armagh,  1850,  b.  in 
Oct  1805;  m.  4  Dec  1844,  Annabella-Lloyd,  eldest 
dau.  of  CoL  Edwards  of  Nanhoron,  ca  Caniarvon, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  BoBBBr-AoBBsov,  b.  S  Jan.  1840. 

n.  Bishard^amea,  6.  iS  Dec  18M. 

m.  Frederick-John,  6.  S6  Ooi.  1848. 

IV.  Geoige,  6.  S  Feb.  185L 

lin^Qt. — ^Kr.  Harden*8  gimndfiitiier,  Jaxxs  Habocv, 
Esq.  of  Hanybrook,  J.P.  and  higb-eheritT  of  co.  Armagb, 
in  1793,  eon  of  Henry  Harden.  Esq.,  who  was  also  higfa- 
sberiff  in  178S,  m.  Mary  Walker,  and  d.  in  1806,  kaving  a 
eon, 

SosntT  Habdkv,  Esq.  of  Hairylnook,  b.  in  1780,  J.P. 
nnd  D.Ll,  andhigfa-eberlirin  1809,  who  •».  Anne  Hariey, 
and  dying  in  1840,  was  ».  by  his  only  son  and  heir,  the 
proeent  Jajcss  Habdxn,  Eeq.  of  Hanybrook. 

Seal— Hanyfarook,  ca  Armagh. 


HARDING  OF  BARASET. 
HARDn^o,  WiLLiAM-JuDD,  Esq.  of  Baraset>  co. 
Warwick,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  in  the  E.LCo.*s 
civfl  service,  Bengal  b.  22  Sept  1738;  m.  20  April, 
18S0,  Elizabeth,  Srd  dau.  of  the  Ute  Robert  Denison, 
Esq.  of  Kilnwick  Percy,  co.  York,  by  Frances,  his 
wife,  dan.  of  the  late  Sir  Richard  Brooke,  Bart  of 
Norton  Priory,  Cheshire. 

lUnfagf* — /nno  HAaonro^  of  Hampton,  in  Arden,  b. 
in  1668,  son,  by  Soaanna,  his  wifia,  of  William  Arden,  Esq. 
of  Hampton,  6.  in  166S.  who  is  pcesmned  to  Imitv  been  a 
younger  son  of  Henry  Arden,  Bmi.  of  Lou^croft  oo.  etailbid, 
wae&ther  of 
JUDD  HABnniG.  of  Hampton,  b.  in  1«9S,  whoae  sea, 
Junn  HABDnro.  Esq.  of  Solihull,  oo.  Warwick,  J  J».  Cap- 
tain in  the  Warwi^ahire  Militia,  6. 1730.  at.  Sbabeth  Himt, 
of  Stiatlbnl-oii-Avon,  and  by  her  left  (with  adao.  Gbarfette,) 
five 


I.  JoevB.  his  sQceeaeor  at  SoHfanH. 

fiOher  of  Gbobgx  HAmnnfo,  Esq.  of  SoliholL 
u.  WnxiAX,  of  whose  line  we  ti«at. 
ni.  John,  of  the  Ro^  Artillery,  second  in  command 
under  the  Duke  of  Wellington  at  Copenhagen,  and  Sir 
John  Moore  at  Oonmna:  he  was  honoured  with  the 
thanks  of  Parliament  for  his  seriices  there.  He  was 
father  of  M^or-Oen.  Oeoige^add  Efaaidhw 
rr.  JwUL  v.  Thomas 

The  2nd  son, 

WnxiAM  HAannro.  Esq.  went  to  India  in  the  HvO  Serrice 

of  the  S.  L  C.  on  the  Bengal  establishment,  and  on  his 

return  to  England  esCabHsbed  the  cetate  <3i,  mid  bolH  the 

mansion  of  Baiaaet  in  1800.    He  was  appointed  a  magistrate 

520 


H  A  B 

of  the  oouiity,  and  was  gentleman  of  tiis  privy  duunber, 
to  hU  Mi^esty  Qbobob  I II.    He  m.  in  1784,  Harriet  SweeJ- 
land,  and  had  iasue, 
WnxiAM-JuDD,  of  Barsaet 
Ciharles,  B.  I.  Oo.'s  Chril  Service,  Bengal,  ai.  EUsa-Aime^ 

onlv  dau.  of  Shr  Frederick  Hamilton.  Bart,  of  Bilverton 

Hiaoo.  Lanark. 
Henry,  in  holy  orders,  m,  the  Lady  Bmihr  FlelAnff,  dau. 

of  the  late  Viscount  FieUing,  and  has,  wMh  other  issuer  a 

son,  William  Fielding. 
John,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Anna,  eldest  dan.  of  tba  Bev. 

Reedstone  Read,  of  Freckling,  co.  York. 
Francis,  captain R.N.,  m.  Davidona,  dau.  of  Qeneral  Dallas, 

lato  governor  of  St.  Helena. 

Edward,  Bencnl  CivU  Servioe.  d.  in  the  Bast  Indiea. 
Catherine,  m.  W.-H.-C.  Plowdan,  Esq.,  an  Bast  India  Di- 
rector, and  d.  in  China. 
Charlotte-Sophia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Whaler,  third  son 

of  Sir  Charles  Wheler,  Bart. 
EUsabethOctavia,  m,  to  George  Baker,  Esq,,  conm.  R.M., 

aon  of  Sir  B.  Baker,  magistxata  of  the  city  of  London. 
Jane.  w.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Hunt,  rector  of  Fettoa,  oo. 

Salop.  ^^ 

Harriet,  m.  James  Molony,  Esq.  of  K&tanon,  and  d.  USS. 
Sophia,  s».  to  &  Steward,  Esq.  of  Lmoofaa'S  Inn,  son  of 

CoL  Samuel  Steward,  of  Lean^ngton. 
Mr.  HaidJng  d.  S3  Jan.  182S. 

^rwi    Erm.,  a  feeae,  oheqoy,  or  and  ai 
CreM    On  a  ehapeauz,  as.,  turned  up, 
sant,  or. 
**   "  i  Stratfiwd  on  Avon,  oo. 


arm.,  a  boar,  pa8> 


HARDING  OF  TAMWURTH. 
HABDrao,  WiLUAM,  Esq.  of  Cdpeiej  Lodge,  oo. 
Warwick,  6.  12  Jan.  1778;  m.  3  Nov.  1800,  Rebeoca, 
dau.  of  the  late  Samuel  Pembertoo,  Esq.  of  The 
Laurels,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  a  deeoendaDt  of  the 
Doble  family  of  Groevenor,  aod  has  issue, 
I.  WiLUAX-Ssxnra^  b.  S7  June,  1806,  ai.  1  Sap*.   18SS^ 
Anne,  eUeet  dan.  of  Chariea  Hardily  Ban.  of  Bole 
HaU,  00  Warwick. 
L  GaroUne,  sk  to  Henry  TUbot^  Jma.,  Baq.  «r  Fkweh 
House,  00.  Warwi^ 

Emragt.— About  leso,  an  ofthoot  of  tiis  old  Warwick- 
shire fiunily  of  Harding,  removed  ftnm  great  Faddngtoa 
to  Tunworth,  and  purchased  property  there.  Wiuiam 
HAaDDro,  in  1603.  became  a  magistrate,  and  wm  cbomaa  to 
cany  the  diarter  of  the  Borough  to  London,  and  dtit^artt 
np  to  King  Jjntm  n.  In  the  fbUewii«  year  be  at.  Maiy, 
Pickard,  and  was  father  of 

William  HAauMO,  Baq.,  who  ai.  in  1«M,  a  lat-eonsia 
of  Thomas  Guy,  Eeq.,  (founder  of  Ouy'a  Ho^tal,  London, 
and  the  Almshouse  and  Town-Hall,  l^mwerthl  and  wm 
father  of 

WiLUAX  HAsnao,  Esq.,  who  ai.  Maiy,  dan.  of  John 
BnMlbum,  Esq.  of  Windisatar,  sBd  had  an  only  aon. 

WiLUAS  HAasoro,  Esq.  b.  in  179S,  who  ■».  Martha,  dan. 
of  Samuel  Tnfll^y,  Baq.  of  Leioeater,  and  had  ksos, 

of  tibia  branch  of 


WiLUAM,  present  represent sti^^ 
£unily. 

Thomas,  d.  in  Hamburgh. 

Chariea,  M  Bole  Hall,  *.  34  Kov.  ITBS;  ai.  M  ftb.  1^97, 
Ellen,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  B<»lase  WiOock,  by  Ann,  hia  wtia, 
only  sister  of  Sir  Robert  Peel,  Bt,  and  neat-gnnddan.  of 
BorUae  Wingfield,  Eao.,  by  EUsn,  hia  wile,  aistar  of  Sh- 
Rowland  Hju,  Bt,  and  has  issue,  Anne^  at.  to  her  rdiwiii 
W.  a  Harding;  Emu.;  B^eu;  Mary;  Euuty,  ■».  ioWiUism- 
Hcnry  L«e.  Kwl;  aikd  Frsnoes-Anguata,  ai.  io  Edward 
Cripps.  Esq.  of  Ureocester. 

Samuel-Tuffley,  of  Mandieater. 

John,  banker,  of  Bridlii«ton,  ca  Tortu 

Twodaosi 

&of—0(9eley  Lodges  CO.  Warwick. 


HARDING  OF  UPCOTT. 
Harding,   Thoma»-Wmt,   Esq.  of  UpcoU. 
Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  29  May,  1781. 

ItnCiigt.— Hob  &mily.  sealMl  at  a  very  eai(y 

at  Comb  Martin,  oo.  Damn,  is  iwhhmiiiI  to  tew  *f 

its  origin  from  a  branch  of  the  hssae  of  Ftra-HAauvo. 
The  learned  Thomas  HABDoro.  DJ)..  Fdlow  of  KevCkifl«e^ 
Oxford,  the  oelebcatod  aatagoaiat  of  Wiifcuy  Jewafl.  was 
bom  at  Comb  Martin,  a  aon  of  the  findly.  ,.&«»  Paooa^ 
Wortkia  <^f  Devon^  CuiXIKSok-b  Hittty  ^  Smt^trm^irt,  4«.) 
The  late 

Tbomas  HAanivo,  Esq.  of  Uroott.fon  of  Bobort  mcd- 


H  A  B 


H  A  R 


ing;  by  his  wife,  a  dao.  of  the  family  of  limebear,  m.  Mary 
Bryan,  and  had  ieeiie, 
SoBXBT.  his  heir. 

Thomas,  father  of  the  Rer.  JoHN-LncsBBAft  Habdivo,  of 
Monkleiffh,  oo.  Devon,  wlio  m.  Charlotte, dau.  of  John 
Ooldie,  Esq.,  and  has  two  sons,  Thomas  Goldi^  in  the 
army,  and  Joseph  Limebear,  in  holy  orders. 
John,  in  holy  orden. 
A  dan.,  m.  to  Thomas  Terry,  Bsq. 
The  eldest  son, 

BoBSRT  HABDtNO,  Bsq.  of  Upoott,  m,  in  1780,  Dionisk, 
Sod  dan.  of  Sir  Bourdder  Wrey,  Bart,  of  Tawstock  Ooart, 
Deron,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Thomaa- Wbst,  his  heir. 

II.  Robert,  J.P.,  capt  Royal  Artillery. 
iiL  William,  nuuor  in  the  army. 

iv.  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Qoodleigli,  near  Barn- 
staple. 

I.  Dyonisia.  n.  Anna-Mailak  deceased. 

Mr.  Harding  d.  In  1804,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  Thomas- West  Habdino,  Bsq.  of  Upoott 

Jrms    Aiy.,  on  a  bend,  as.,  three  martleti^  or. 
Creat — A  f^con,  displayed,  ppr. 
Seat — Upcott,  near  Bamsti^le. 


HARDY  OF  LETHERINQSETT. 

Cozens-Hardt,  William-Hardt,  Esq.  of  Lether- 
ingsat  Hall,  oo.  Norfolk,  J.P.,  h.  1  Dec.  1806,  wi. 
21  July,  1830,  Sarah,  dan.  of  Thomas  Theobald, 
Esq.  of  Norwich,  and  has  inmie, 

I.  CuDmrr-WiLUAM-HARDT,  b.  27  Feb.  18S3,  m.  8  May, 
18&6.  Helen-Femeley,  dau.  of  T.  C.  Wiigley,  Esq.  of 
Huddersfleld. 

n.  Herbert-Hardy,  b.  S2Not.  18S8. 

m.  Theobald,  6.  25  Aug.  1842. 

IV.  Sydney,  b.  9  May,  1850. 

I.  Caroline.  n.  OedUa-Emma. 

m.  Agnes.  iv.  Kathleen. 

Mr.  CoKens-Hardy,  who  is  only  son  of  Jeremiah 
CozeDS^  Esq.  of  Sprowstown  ViUa,  by  his  2od  wife, 
Mary-Ann,  dau.  of  William  Hardy,  Esq.  of  Lether- 
ingsett,  assumed,  by  sigu-manual,  on  succeeding  to 
the  Letheringsett  estates,  in  pursuance  of  the  will  of 
his  maternal  unde,  William  Hardy,  K*q^  the  arms  and 
surname  of  Habdt,  in  addition  to  his  patronymic. 

^rm«— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th.  per  chev.,  arg.  and  or,  in 
chieC  two  bomb-shells,  fired,  ana  In  base,  an  ea^^s  head, 
erased,  ppr.,  for  Ha&dt  :  2nd  and  3rd,  per  pale,  ox.  and  gu., 
on  a  pile,  or,  a  lion,  rampant,  for  Cozem& 

CrvWt  A  dexter  arm,  embowed.  ppr.,  charged  with  a 
peUet,  between  two  chevronels,  or,  and  graspii^  an  eugle's 
head,  fesseways,  also  ppr.,  for  Habdt  ;  a  lion,  rampant,  or, 
gutt^  de  sang,  and  fmty,  go.,  for  Couora 

if  otto-— Fear  one. 

&ol— Letheiingsett  Hall,  co.  Norfolk. 


HARE  OF  DOCKING  HALL. 

Hare,  Humphret-John,  Esq.  of  Docking  Hall,  oo. 
Norfolk,  6.  17  Oct.  1811,  m.  11  Sept.  1833,  Hannah- 
EUizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Newbould,  Edq. 
of  Bramhope  Hall,  oo.  York. 

ItntAB?. — '^^  Harks  of  Docking  were  a  younger 
branch  of  the  ancient  family  of  Hare  of  Stow  Bardcdph,  in 
Norfolk.  (S$t  BcaKs's  Bxthut  Banmetagt,)  The  eventoal 
heiraas,  Mrs.  Henley,  only  surviring  child  of  Hugh-Chablbs 
Habk,  Esq.  of  Docking,  devised  her  estates  to  her  kinsman, 

TBS  RxT.  Bdwabd  CmosnAir,  rector  of  Workington, 
eo.  Cnmberlsad,  son  of  the  Rer.  Humphrey  Christian,  by 
EUsabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Brett,  Esq.,  and  Mary, 
his  wifo,  dao.  of  the  Ber.  John  Basset,  by  Mary,  his  wifis, 
which  Mary  was  dau  of  John  Earle,  Esq.  of  H^don,  co. 
Norfolk,  and  SAmAH,  his  wife,  5ih  dau.  of  Sir  Jomr  Harx, 
Knt.  of  Stow  Bardolph.  Mr.  Christian  assumed,  on  suc- 
ceeding to  Docking,  the  name  and  arms  of  Hare,  in  1798. 
He  m.  about  1772,  his  cousin  Frances,  dau.  of  John  Chris- 
tian, Bsq.  of  Milntown  and  Ewanrigg  Hall,  co.  Cumberland 
and  had,  with  two  daus.,  four  sons,  Tia., 

Hxtmphrkt-Johv,  his  heir. 

Frederick,  J.P.  and  D.L..  of  Stanhoe  Hall,  Norfolk.  He 
has  been  twice  m*.  and  has  issue ;  his  eldest  son,  Ed- 
ward, is  in  the  B.  I.  Co.'s  Medical  Senrice.  and  his 
second,  Frederick-John,  is  FeDow  of  dare  Hall,  Gam- 
bridge. 

Edward-Henry. 

Hugh-Charlen.  in  holy  orders. 
521 


Mr.  (Christisn)  Hare  d.  in  1307,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thr  Rsy.  HumBRRT-JoHir  Hare,  of  Docking  Hall,  6. 
1778,  who  m.  1st,  18  July,  1801,  Mary,  8rd  dau.  of  Thomas 
Pattenson,  Esq.  of  Melmerby  Hall,  Cumberland,  by  whom 
(who  d.  18  March,  1817)  he  had  a  son,  Humphrkt-John, 
now  of  Docking  Hall;  and  a  daii.,  Frances-Mary,  m.  to  the 
Rev.  B.  Woolmer  Cory.  He  m.  2ndly,  21  Sept.  1818,  Barbara, 
youngest  dau.  of  the  Bev.  James  Mayo,  of  Wimboume 
Minster,  co.  Dorset,  and  had  by  her. 

X.  Hugh-James,  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  John  Graver  Browne, 
Esq. 

n  Edward-Mcntsgus. 

L  Elizabeth.  IL  Barbara.  m.  Anne. 

IT.  Bf^ina,  m.  to  Thomas  Copeman,  Esq. 

V.  Janet,  su  to  W.  D.  Chapman,  Esq.,  Lt  Madras  N.L 

VL  Lucy.  viL  Catherine-Christian. 

Mr.  Hare  d,  80  April,  1866. 

.^rms— Gu.,  two  bars,  and  a  chiet  danoettte^  or. 
Crut — A  demi-lion,  rampant,  ducally  ganged. 
Seoi— Docking  Hall,  Norfolk. 


HARE  OF  GRESFORD. 

Hare,  Francis-Gborqe,  Esq.  of  Qresford,  co. 
Denbigh,  an  officer  Ist  life-Guards,  son  and  heir  of 
the  late  F.-G.  Hare,  E»q.,  descended  from  the  Hare-* 
uf  Hurstmonoeuz,  co.  Sussex,  and  nephew  of  Arcli- 
deacon  Hare,  of  Lewes,  who  at  present  possesses  the 
living  of  Hurstmonceux. 

Seat— Gresford,  Denbigh. 


HARFORD  OF  BLAISE  CASTLE. 
Harford,  John-Scandrett,  Esq.  of  Blaise  Castle, 
CO.  Gloucester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Car- 
diganshire 1824,  D.C.L.,  F.Ra,  6.  8  Oct.  1786;  m. 
Louisa,  eldest  dau.  of  Richard-Hart  Davis,  Esq., 
many  years  MP.  for  Bristol. 

&itl^A0f  • — ^The  Harfords  are  of  great  antiquity.  The 
"  cunabula  gentis"  was  Bosbury,  in  Herefordshire,  in  the 
church  of  which  there  are  several  ancient  and  handsome 
monuments  of  the  family,  exhibiting  their  armorial  bear- 
ings. The  branch  we  are  about  to  treat  of  migrated  from 
Marshfleld,  in  Gloucesterahire,  and  settled  at  Bdstol  in  the 
course  of  the  seventeenth  century. 

John  Harford,  Esq.  of  Bosbui-y,  who  m.  Anne,  dan.  of 
Sir  John  Scrope,  of  CasUecombe,  twice  high-sheriff  of  Wilt- 
shh«,  d.  80  Aug.  1669,  aged  fifty-five,  and  was  buried  in  the 
chancel  of  Bosbuxy,  leaving  five  sons  snd  four  daus.  The 
6th  son, 

Hrhrt  Habtoro,  Bsq.  of  Boreham,  Warminster,  Wilta, 
whose  will,  dated  83  Feb.  1C14,  was  proved  10  Nov.  1816. 
married  twice :  by  his  Ist  wife  he  left  a  son,  Henry,  of 
whom  presently ;  and  by  the  2nd,  AUoe  Bradstone,  he  left 
another  son,  BRmerooK,  M.D.,  living  in  1686,  who  m.  Elisa- 
beth, Eldest  dau.  of  Bichard  Hereford,  Bsq.  of  Bufton,  oo. 
Hereford,  and  was  great-grsndfather  of  the  present  Bioht 
Hon.  Sir  Harvoro  Jonbs-Brvdobs,  Bart.  Henry  Harford, 
of  Boreham,  d,  in  1616,  and  was  buried  at  Warminster  on 
the  6th  April.    His  son  by  his  1st  wife, 

Hrnrt  Harford,  had,  with  other  issue,  of  whom  Anne 
was  under  age  in  1616,  a  son, 

BosERT  Harford,  who  was  fhthei  of  two  children,  Wil- 
liam and  John,  both  of  Marshfield.  The  former  had  a  dau., 
Margaret,  m.  to  Mr.  Bamet ;  the  hrtter, 

John  Harford,  of  Marshfield,  had  a  son. 

Thomas  Harford,  of  Marshfleld,  Uving  in  Sept.  1667, 
who  had  issue,  Thomas,  of  Marshfield,  6.  in  1646,  d.  in 
May,  1710 ;  and 

Charles  Harford,  of  Bristol,  living  in  1706,  who  d, 
before  17S3,  leaving  two  sons  and  two  daus.  Of  the  former, 
the  lend, 

Edward  Harford,  of  the  city  of  Bristol,  whose  will, 
dated  26  Jiily,  1706,  was  proved  IS  Sept.  following,  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Charles  Jones,  Esq..  grandson  of  Hugh 
Jones,  the  let  Protestant  bishop  of  Llandair,  and  had  issue, 

L  Edward,  bis  heir. 

IL  Mark,  of  Frenchay,  in  OloucesterBhire,  living  in  1746. 
who  m.  Love,  dau.  of  John  Andrew,  Esq.  of  Hul  Houf  e, 
in  the  same  co.,  and  had  a  son,  Mark,  of  Stoke,  in  Olou- 
oesterehire.  who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Samuel  Uoyd,  Eaq., 
and  had  issue, 

1  Mark,  of  Bristol;  2  Samuel  Lloyd,  of  Sion  Hill,  CUf- 
ton;  8  Edward-Uoyd;  1  Sarah;  8  Susannah,  m,  to 
Oeoige  Bush,  Esq.  of  Bristol 

in.  Charles,  of  Bristol,  whose  will  was  dated  16  Feb.  1746, 
and  proved  9  April,  174^  m.^lrt^  Mary^dwL  of  Jos^ 


H  A  il 

Book,  Eaq.  of  Freiiohiiy»  co.  OIouoMter,  and  2ndly,  Ra- 
ohAAl,  (Uu.  of  John  Roere  ;  by  the  lattor  he  had  a  dau., 
Bachael,  and  by  the  former,  a  dau.,  Elisabeth,  and  a  sou, 
Joaephu  of  Stwpleton,  in  Qloucesterahire,  J. P..  sheriff  of 
Bristol  in  1779  and  178fi.  who  m.  Hannah,  dau.  of  Jo- 
seph Kill,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  and  had  an  only  son, 
Charles-Joseph,  of  Stapleton  Qrove,  M.A.,  F.A.S.,  J.P. 
for  Gloucestershire,  who   m.   10  June,  1795,  Mary, 
relict  of  J.  Marchant,  Esq.,  and  dau.  of  Dr.  Nathaniel 
Coffin,  of  Boston,  U.S.,  a  descendant  of  the  Coffins  of 
Devonshire,  and  cousin  to  Admiral  Sir  Isaac  Coffin, 
Bart.,  G.C.H.,  and  had  issue, 
Ctuu^ea-Joseph,  captain  in  the  army,  lata  of  the  84th 
rofft,  d.$,p.l6  Aug.  1888. 

HeuTy-Charfes,  B.A.  and  P.  A.8.,  of  the  Royal  York 
Crescent,  Clifton,  6.  IS  May,  1798,  oapt  in  the 
Gloucester  militia,  who  m.  38  July,  1826,  Susan- 
Harriet,  only  surviving  child  of  Samuel  Brioe,  Esq. 
of  Frenohay,  in  Olouoostershire,  and  granddau.  of 
Edward  Brioe.  Esq.,  J.P.,  mayor  of  Bnstol  in  1782, 
had  issue, 

Chariee-Joseph,  6.  5  May.  1826. 
Frederiok-KQl,  6.  26  Jan.  1832. 
Samuel-Henry,  6.  20  April,  18S8. 
Susan-Harriet 
Emily-Mary.  Isabella-Adelaide. 

The  eldest  eon, 

Edward  Hartoiid,  Eaq.  of  Brirtol,  m.  a  dau.  of  Edward 
Lloyd,  Esq.,  and  dytog  in  1788,  aged  eighty-eigfat»  was  «. 
by  his  only  son, 

Edward  Harford,  Esq.  of  Frenchay.  near  Bristol,  who 
m.  Sarah,  dau.  and  heir  ot  John  Scandrett,  Esq.  of  that 
dty,  and  left  an  only  wm  and  successor, 

JoHN-ScANDRJBTT  Hartord,   Esq.   of  Blaisc  Castle,   in 
Gloucestershire,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Abraham  Gn^,  Esq. 
of  Tottenham,  Middlesex,  and  had  issue, 
I.  JoHM-SoAMDRRT,  his  heir. 

n.  Abraham-Gray,  who  assumed  the  surname  of  Batters- 
br,  in  addition  to  Haribrd,  on  inheriting  the  estate  of  his 
kinsman.  WlUiam  Battorsbv.   Esq.     He  m.   Elisabeth, 
youngest  dau.  of  Gen.  and  tne  Ri^^t  Hon.  Lady  Eleanor 
Dunaaa,  and  dying  May,  1851,  left  issue, 
1  JoHK.  M.A..  of  Stoke  Park.  eo.  Gloucester,  J.P..  m. 
Mary-C.-B.,  ird  dau.  of  His  Excellency  Chevalier  Bun- 
sen.  Minister  Plenipa  of  H.  M.  the  King  of  Prussia  to 
the  Court  of  St  James's 
S  Thomas-Duudas. 

1  Eleanor. 

2  Mary-Louisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  H.  G.  Bunaen,  eldest  son 
of  the  Chevalier  Bunsen. 

in.  Charle»^ray.  rr.  AlAred.  in  holy  orders,  A.M. 

T.  William-Henry,  who  w.  Emily,  dau.  of  John  King.  Esq. 

of  Grosvenor  Place.  London,  many  years  Under  Secniaxy 

of  SUte  in  the  Foreign  Office. 

Mr.  Harfbrd  d.  in  Jan.  1815,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the 

present  Jokii-Sqamdrktt  Harvord.  Esq.  of  Blaise  Oastle. 

Arwu    8a..  two  bends,  arg.,  ona  canton,  as ,  a  bend,  or. 

Cittt  Out  of  a  coruoet  issuing  from  flames,  ppr.,  a 
griffin's  bead,  or,  between  two  wii^  as.,  fire  issuiDg  from 
the  mouth. 

f\$td    Blsfais  rantln,  near  Bristol. 


HARGRBAYES  OF  BROAD  OAK. 

Haroreayss,  JoffX,  Esq.  of  Broad  Oak«  co.  Lan- 
caster, and  Hall  Bam  PaA,  Bucks,  J.P.  and  D.L^ 
i.  1  Jul^,  1797:  at  16  Not.  1331,  Grace,  only  dau. 
of  William  Brown,  Eaq.  of  Richmond  HiU»  near 
LiTerpooI,  MJ^.,  and  has  issue, 

1.  Tmmas,  k  n  Dee.  IttS;  ».  IT  Jan.  186S. 

n.  WuxiAM.  k  SS  March.  1887. 

UL  John.  »,  W  Ai^.  1S39. 

L  Savah. 

ImtJlgf •— Jem  HinaaioTM^  of  Haic^  near  Hli^ 
hMS,  *.  4  May.  ITO^  «.  Maiy  Walsh,  of  Morton.  In  Craven, 


L  Jonr.  hislMir.  n. 

m.  JaoMa.  of  Livevpoel.  ».  twicei  By  his  sseond  wiK 
Maiy  Wmter.  he  toft  issue  a  son,  Wcrraa-^DOswosra 
HAicaaAVCB.  Ksq..  who  dL  imm.  in  1S27.  and  a  dau., 
Marv-Qitherine,  vrbo  m.  in  April.  1S15.  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Raflies.  P.D..  IX. D..  of  Liverpool,  heir  male  and  repce- 
seotatiTe  of  Sir  Thomas-Stamford  Raflea.  and  by  W. 
who  d.  17  May.  l»43v  has  ismno  (af^ntmdw  of  RArTLX&  > 
rr.  RoasBT.  h.  in  1748^  m.  Sarah,  daa.  uf  Jimww  Roberta, 
Saq.  of  Noithwood,  Mar  H^hnm.  and<l  la  18M,  toaviag 
two  sons. 

1  WnjjAM.  k  fas  irrs.  m.  fas  IMS.  Mart^  d«a  oi  John 
H«%iU«^  Bsq..  and  d.  41  >w  in  1S3± 
t  RBaiXAU\  U  Spring  C^ottag^  near  Baomkar.  J>P-  ftr 
laoGMhir^  k  in  17^.  mTln  1817,    Aan%   dan.  eT 
52i 


HA  R 

Thomas  Andrew,  Esq.  of  Harpurhey  HaD,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  in  1810,  has  two  daus.,  Sarah  and  Mary-Ajine. 
T.  Joshua.  VL  Joseph.  ni.  William. 

The  eldest  son, 

John  Hargrxaves,  of  Wheatl^,  near  Burnley,  eo.  Lan> 
caster,  6.  80  July,  1740.  m.  1st,  Lettioe,  dau.  of  Driver,  of 
Subdfioi  Hall,  and  had  by  her  two  sons,  James  and  George. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Alice,  dau.  of  Lawrence  Whittam,  of  Hupton, 
CO.  Lancaster,  and  by  her  (who  d.  18  Jan.  1818)  had  iasoe^ 
Laubkhcb,  of  Darwen,   oo.  Lancaster,  6.  at  Wheatleiy. 
4  Feb.  1709,  m.  Jane.  dau.  of  William  Bobert»  of  Honter- 
holme,  near  Padiham. 
Thomas,  of  whom  presently. 

Mary,  la.  26  Dec.  1800,  to  Adam  Dugdale.  Baq.  of  Dovecot 
House,  near  liverpool,  who  is  deceased. 
Sarah,  m.  to  Jaraes  Holgate,  of  Burnley,  merchant,  who  is 
deceased. 

Mr.  Haiigreavee  <L  IS  April.  1810.    His  2iid  son. 

Thomas  Haborbavss,  of  Oak  Hill,  near  Blackburn,  b. 
21  Dec.  1771,  m.  1st,  in  1703,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Bei^jamfai 
Wilson,  Esq.  of  Baxenden,  and  2ndly,  6  June,  1803.  Nancy, 
dau.  of  John  Hoyle,  of  HasJingdwn  By  the  former  he  had 
issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Bei^jamin,  of  Arden,  Aoorington,  cu.  Tanftster. 

William.  James. 

Alice,  m.  tQ  Richard  Kav,  Esq.  of  Limefield,  near  Bury. 

Helen,  m.  to  Jamee  NevtUe,  Esq.  of  Bladcbum. 
Mr.  Hargreaves  d.  12  June,  1823,  and  was  «.by  his  son,  the 
present  John  HAaoaiAvas,  Esq.  of  Broad  Oak. 


.^rm*— Quarteriy,  or  and  vert,  on  a  feese,  erm  , 
three  stags,  oourant,  oounterchanged,  a  fket,  gu. 

Orttt — ^A  buck's  head,  erased,  vert»  attired,  or,  with  a 
collar,  arg.,  charged  with  a  tnt,  gu.,  in  the  mouth  a  apiig  of 
oak,  ppr. 

Ifotto— Fortitndine  et  pmdentiA. 

£•01 — ^Broad  Oak,  Acciington,  co.  lancaster. 


HARLAND  OF  SUTTON  HALL. 

Ha&laitd,  William-Chablbs,  Esq.  of  Sutton  Hall, 
00.  York,  J.P.  and  D.L,  formeriy  M,P.  for  DivfaaiD, 
b.  25  Jan.  1804;  s,  his  aunty  Lady  Hoar  Harland,  in 
1S26,  m.  17  May,  1827,  Catherine,  only  dao.  of 
Robert-Eden  Duncombe  Shafto,  Esq.  of  Whitworth 
Park,  oo.  Durham,  by  Catherine,  3rd  dao.  of  Sir 
John  Eden,  Bart  of  Windiestone  HaU. 

Imeagt.— William  HoAa,  h.  about  lfi80,  bherited  a 
small  estate  in  Middlesex.  He  ■».  Miss  Martha  Bsksr,  and 
dying  in  1730,  was  buried  at  Stqmey,  leaving  one  son  somI 
two  dans.,  via.,  Obobob,  hie  heir ;  Martha,  m.  to  Th  nmas 
Davison,  Esq.  of  Blakiston.  in  Durham ;  Snsaann.  a.  to  the 
Bev.  Joseph  Butler,  rector  of  ShndweU.  and  pvebswlary  ef 
St.  FauVs.    The  only  son, 

OaoaoB  HoAa,  Esq.  of  Middleton  8t  Oeotga.  eo.  D«r- 
ham,  was  keeper  of  the  Begaha  of  Bl^bnd  inthaT»w«r  of 
London.  He  ».  1  Jan.  1750,  Praneaa,  daa.  et  WHtism 
Sleigh.  Esq..  Stockton-opon-Teea,  fay  Mavy  his  wife,.  dsL  sT 
Charles  Bathurst.  Esq.  of  OSnts  and  Ai^smtals,  X^.  for 
Richmond,  and  had  issna. 


WnxiAM,  his  heir. 

George,  of  Twyfort 
Cooke,  hut  was  divi 

Charles,  who  saaouM 
96  May.  IS03.  haviz^  i 
Philip_ffariand.  Esq^  of  Sutton  : 
Rev.  Henry  Goodri^    He  was  snbaaanantly  a 
Baronet,  but  iL  withont  tens,  whsn  tihs  tide  * 
Hie  widow,   the  hcfaass  of  Stttton  HaB.  aarvivi 
»4  June,  1S2«.  when  ^  wns  «.  by  the_Be|ih«w  ot^m 
husband,  the  present  '^ 

of  Sutton  Halt 

an  admiral  in  tha  royal  navy,  m.  at 
.  1788.   Kathsilns  Porodhy.   dan.    of 


May.  1788.   Kathsiina  Porodhy.   das 
rtie.  Esq.  of  LewLiytenw  Imsi,  snd  s 

Ralph  of  Bath.  «.  SI  June.  178S.  BEaabeth.  dan.  <tf  P^n- 
grtM  Bertie.  Esq..  and  sister  of  his  brothsr^  wife. 

Marr.  n.  at  St.  JaaMsX  Wastaamstsr.  9  Jan.  1735,.  to 
Rkrliard-Mark  Difknns. 

aadhadtasna^ 


«^  39  2fo».  ITSi^ 


Oeovge  Hearts  eldast  sen. 

WiLL£AM  HoAB.  Esq. 
Anne.  dm.  ef  John 
andhadissiM, 

WiLLLUi-CMABfcaik  hishaii: 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


H  A  R 


H  A  R 


Mr.  Hoar  d.  in  Dea  1884,  and  wm  «.  by  bia  son,  tba  presoni 
WnxiAM-CHAHLBB-HAftLAND,  Esq.  of  Sutton  Hall,  who 
changed  his  name  Hoar  to  that  of  Harland,  in  1824. 

^niM— Quarterly :  Ut  and  4th,  arg.,  on  a  bend,  between 
two  oottiaes,  three  atagB* headi»  oaboshed.  az.,  for  Hablavd; 
2nd  and  Srd,  quarterly,  sa.  and  ffu.,  over  all  an  eagle,  dis- 
played, with  two  heads,  aig.,  within  a  bordure,  invecked, 
counter-changed,  for  Hoah. 

OrtitB  let,  a  sea-horse,  ppr.,  holding  between  his  hoofs  a 
•tags's  head,  caboshed,  as.,  eharged  with  an  escallop,  for 
Hablamd ;  2nd,  an  eagle's  head,  erased,  atg.,  charged  witha 
label  of  three  points,  pendent  from  the  becuc  an  annulet^  for 
Hoab. 

AfoMo— <k>natanter  in  Ardua. 

AaC— Sutton  Hall,  Yorkshire. 


HARPUR  OF  CHILVERS  COTON  AND 
BURTON  HALL. 
Harpub,  Henrt-Riohard,  Esq.  of  Chilyera  Coton, 
oa  Warwick,  and  Burton  Hall,  oo.  Northampton, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  28  Nov.  1798. 

ItlttAgt. — ^This  is  a  branch  of  the  fiunlly  of  Harpur, 
now  represented  by  Sir  John  Harpur  Crewe,  Bart  of  Calke 
Abbey. 

Abraham  HABPmt,  Esq.,  who  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Richfird 
Shepherd,  Gent  of  Caldioote,  had  issuer  Abraham  d.  unm. ; 
Richard ;  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Shawell  and  Cat- 
thorpe,  00.  Leicester,  J.P.  for  that  shire,  d.  unm. ;  and 

Joseph  Habpub,  Esq.,  who  m.  1st,  a  dau.  of  Purefoy.  Esq. 
of  Hinohley,  a  descendant  of  the  Purefoys  of  Caldioote  Hall, 
which  lady  d.  without  leaving  issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  23  Sept. 
17M,  Mary,  dan.  of  Thomas  Powell,  Esq.  of  Rugby,  and  by 
her  had  issue, 

John,  d.  tmm. 

Joseph,  of  whom  presently. 

Samuel  Purefoy,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Catthorpe. 

Riidiazd.  '  '  ^ 

Anne,  ta.  to  Edward  OliTer,  Esq.  of  Wolscote  House,  oo. 
Worcester. 

Mr.  Harpur  d.  in  1777.     His  eldest  sunriTing  son, 

Joseph  Habpub,  Esq.,  «.  on  the  death  of  his  cousin  John, 
to  landed  property  at  Burton  Latimer,  Isham,  and  Watford, 
CO.  Northampton.     He  m.  16  Feb.  179A,  Maria,  only  dau.  of 
the  Ber.  Edward  Cooper,  vicar  of  Evesham,  and  by  her 
(iHio  d.  in  1814)  had  issue. 
I.  Henbt-Richabo,  nowofChilversCoton. 
n.  Latimer,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Catthorp,  oo.  Leices- 
ter, m.  in  April,  1828,  Anne,  only  dau.  of  tho  Rev.  B.-O. 
Kbdell,  vicar  of  Chilvers  Coton,  and  has  issue, 
1  Heniy.  2  Latimer. 

1  Augusta. 
m.  John. 
Mr.  Harpur  d.  Dec.  1827. 

Arms    A  Hon,  rampant,  within  a  bordure,  engrailed,  sa. 

Cnd  On  the  battlement  of  a  tower,  mas^uid,  ppr.,  a 
boar's  heads,  erased,  fesseways. 

&at»— Chilvers  Coton,  co.  Warwick ;  and  Burton  Hull,  co. 
northampton. 

HARRIES  OF  PRISKILLY. 

Harries,  Jobw-Hill,  Esq.  of  Priskilly,  co.  Pem- 
broke, J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1806,  b.  8  Feb. 
1783;  m.  19  Dea  1807,  Frances,  4ih  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  the  late  Barrei-Bowen  Jordan,  Esq.  of 
Neeston,  oo.  Pembroke  (by  Martha  his  wife,  youngest 
dau.  of  John  Adams,  Esq.  of  Whitland,  co.  Car- 
marthen, by  his  wife,  Elizabeth,  eldest  sister  of  the 
late  Sir  Herbert  Lloyd,  Bart,  of  Peterwell,  co.  Car- 
digan, M.P.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  OcoBOB-JoRDAir,  6.  27  Sept.  1815,  m.  27  Feb.  1840, 
Busanne-Caroline,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry  Skrine,  Esq.  of 
Stubbhigs,  Berks. 

n.  Owen-Hill,  6.  8  Feb.  1822. 

I.  Frances.  n.  Martha-Maria. 

m.  Harriot-Jane. 

S.inCSSf  • — ^The  Harbimss  of  Priskilly  are  on  ancient 
flunily,  and  have  resided  fhnn  a  very  remote  era  in  Pem- 
JTokeiliire,  where  as  well  as  in  Carmarthenshire,  they  have 
long  possessed  considerable  estates.     They  are  a  Junior 
bnmch  of  the  Huuuxsn  or  Tboowivt,  who  have  been 
settled  at  their  manstnn  there  for  several  centuries,  as 
appears  from  deeds  now  in  possession  of  the  family. 
The  immediate  ancestor  of  the  Priskilly  branch  was, 
Jaios  HABRias,  Esq.  (2nd  sun  of  Jokv  H  *»«■»,  Esq.  of 
628 


Tregwint,  whose  descendants  have  intermarried  with  t)>e 
most  respectable  Camilies  in  the  counties  of  Pembroke, 
Cormathen,  and  Cardigan).  Tliis  gentleman  m.  in  1640, 
Ellen,  dau.  and  heirees  of  Eynon  Griffith,  Esq.  of  Tresiasilt, 
by  whom  he  acquired  the  Treaissilt,  and  other  contiguous 
estates,  which  are  still  in  the  funily,  and  were  their  prin- 
cipal residence  until  1726,  when  they  removed  to  Priskilly. 
Mr.  Harries  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  son, 

JOHK  Habrus,  Esq.,  who  m.  12  Dec.  1670,  Letltia,  dau. 
of  John  Owen,  Esq.  of  Priskilly,  and  had  a  sou  and  suc- 


OsoBOB  Habxubs,  Esq.,  who,  by  the  will,  dated  6  Oct. 
1726,  of  his  maternal  uncle,  Thomas  Owen,  Esq.,  became 
possessed  of  the  Priskilly  Forest  estate,  held  im,  eajtiu 
under  the  Bishop  of  St  David's,  and  also  valuable  landed 
property  in  the  parishes  of  St.  David's,  Fishguard,  and 
Letterson.  He  in.  Margaret,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Symmons, 
of  Tilans»,inan,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  the  borough  of  Cardigan,  and 
had  issue, 

JoHH,  his  successor. 

Oeoive,  an  officer  in  the  army,  d.  in  17&S. 

Martha,  m.  let,  in  1789,  to  John  Williams,  Esq.  of  Com- 
gavan,  oo.  Carmarthen ;  m.  2ndly,  in  1749,  Alexander 
Scurlock,  Esq. 

Anne,  m.  to  Rowland  Bdwardes,  Esq.,  of  Little  Trefffam. 

Margaret^  m.  to  William  Gardner,  Esq.,  barristor-at-law. 

George  Harries,  Esq.  d,  18  Sept  1732,  and  was  «.  by  his 
elder  son, 

John  HAKBin,  Esq.  of  Priskilly,  who  m.  29  June,  1749, 
Harriot-Mounljoy,  only  child  and  heir  of  the  Rev.  Joseph 
Hill,  D.D.,  of  Colebrook,  co.  Carmarthen,  precentor  of  St. 
David's,  1^  whom  he  had  issue, 

John-Hill,  capt.  of  grenadiers,  33rd  regiment  of  foot,  who 
fell,  mortally  wounded,  in  the  battle  on  the  Brandy  Wine, 
in  America,  11  Sept.  1777. 
GaoBOB,  successor  to  his  fkther. 

Joset^  m.  in  1799,  Jane,  sole  heiress  of  her  grand&ther, 
Gilbert  James,  Esq.  of  Llanunwas,  and  dying  in  1824,  left 
a  son, 
Gilbert-James  Harries,  Esq.,  of  Llanunwas,  m.  Cedlia, 
eldest  dau.  of  Charles-AUen  Philipps.  of  St.  Bride's 
HUl,  Esq.,  and  has  two  daus.,  Jane  and  Mary. 
Margoret-Theodoria,  m.  80  Sept.  1791,  to  Thomas  Williams, 
Esq.  of  Trelethin.  and  d.  i.p.7  June,  1811. 
Harriot,  m.  in  1784,  to  the  Rev.  William  James,  vicar  of 
Mathry,  and  had  issue,  four  sons  and  four  daus. 
John  Harries  d.  1  Nov.  1801,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

GiOBOS  HABBias,  Esq.  of  Priskilly,  who  m.  9  June,  1781, 
Mary,  second  dau.  of  William  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Leweston, 
and  had  issue, 
JoHN-Hnx,  of  Priskilly. 

Geoige,  in  holy  orders,  A.M.,  rector  of  Letterston  and 
Nolton,  vicar  of  Roch,  prebendary  and  canon-residentiary 
in  the  Cathedral  of  St  David's. 
William-Thomas,  first  lieut  royal  marines,  deceased. 
Joeeph-Delebore,  lieut.  Srd  foot  guards,  deceased. 
Charles- Richard. 

Harriot-Elisabeth.  Mary-Ann. 

Maigaret^ane-Martba,  m.  in  Sept.  1816.  to  George  Lloyd, 
Esq.  of  Brunant,  co.  Carmarthen,  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Harries  d.  21  June,  1808. 

Arm*— Am.  t  three  mullets,  pieroed,  or,  quartering  the  arms 
of  OwKN :  gu.,  a  boar,  arg..  chained  to  a  hoUy-bush,  vert, 
armed  and  umffued,  or,  the  chain  and  collar  gold. 

CWae— A  mullet,  pierced,  or. 

Jtfotto— Integritas  semper  Tutameo. 

Sflot— Priskilly,  Pembrokeshire. 


HARRIES  OF  CRUCKTON. 

Harries,  Fiiancis,  Esq.  of  Cmckton  Hall,  and 
Broseley  Hall,  co.  Salop ;  J.P.  and  D.L. ;  m.  Harriet, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Boycott,  Esq.  of  Rudge. 

Eitiease*— Descended  ftom  Johv  Habbixs,  of  Crucktoo, 
who  was  living  in  1468,  was 

Thomas  Haoribb,  Esq.  of  Weston  Lizard  (son  of  Thomas 
Hanies.  Esq.  of  Prescot,  and  grandson  of  Arthur  Harris, 
Esq.  of  Prescot,  near  Baschurch,  who  was  Srd  son  of  John 
Harries,  Esq.  of  Cruckton,  co.  Salop,  and  brother  of  Sir 
Thomas  Harrie^  Bart,  of  Toog  CasUe.  co.  Salop),  «.  to 
Cruckton,  and  served  as  high-sheriff  of  Shropshire  in  1730. 
He  vi.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Hawkins,  Esq.,  and  had 
three  sons,  John,  Arthur,  and  William.  The  eldest,  John 
Habriss,  Esq.  of  Cruckton,  was  father  (by  Sarah  his  wife, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert  HiU.  Esq.  of  Tern)  of  Thomas 
Habbics.  Esq.  of  Cruckton,  who  m.  1738,  Maiy,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Robert  Phillips,  Esq..  and  had  issue,  Edwabd, 


H  A  R 

RichArd  (father  of  an  only  daa.  and  heir,  ICaigaret,  vrite  of 
CoraweU-Baron  Wilaon,  Ifiiq.),  and  William.  The  eldest, 
■on, 

Thb  Bby.  Edwaju)   Habjusb,    of  CruckUm,   A  M.,  6. 
87  Not.  1743 ;  m.  1771,  Luoia,  dan.  and  heir  of  FranoiB 
Turner  Blithe,  Eeq.  of  Broeeley  Hall,  oo.  Salop,  and  dying 
SI  Jan.  18ia,  left  two  eons,  Tic., 
I.  Thomas,  of  Cruckton,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in 
1802,  6.  1774;  m.  1798,   Barbara-Mary-Anne.  dan.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Smitheman,  Esq.,  and  d.  «.  p.  1848. 
u.  Fnuiois-Blithe,  of  Benthall  Hall.  co.  Salop,  b.  1776;  ia. 
1802,  Emma-Oertrude,  dan.  of  Edward  Jenkins,  Esq.  of 
Charlton  Hill,  co.  Salop,  and  dying  in  1848,  left  issue, 
1  Frahcis,  now  of  Cruckton ;  2  Thomas,  lieut.-coL  iu 
the  armv,  Kut.  of  th»  Legion  of  Honour ;  3  John-Henry- 
Acton,  in  holr  orders ;  and  one  surviving  dfUL,  Luda, 
widow  of  the  Marchese  Stefifino  Di  Negro. 

^mu— Barry  of  eight,  erm.  and  as.,  overaU  three  annulets, 
or. 

Crett—k  hawk,  arg.,  beaked  and  belled,  or,  preying  on  a 
curlew,  of  the  first. 

Sea<— Cruckton  HaU,  co.  Salop. 


HARRIS  OF  HAYNE. 

Harris,  Christopher-Arthur,  Esq.  of  Hayue, 
CO.  Devon,  b.  14  Jan.  1801,  j».  15  Feb.  1825,  Louisa- 
Eleonora,  8rd  dan.  of  the  late  Rev.  Thomas  Watkina, 
of  Pennoyre,  in  Brecknockshire,  and  granddau.  of 
Richard  Vaughan,  Esq.  of  Golden  Qrove,  Cannar- 
theushira,  by  whom  he  has  iBsue, 

I.  ABTHUR-VAUOHAN-DOKHITHOBirB,  b.  17  DoC.  1825. 

I.  Elisabeth-Caroline.  xi.  Louiaa-Penelope. 

S.tnta0(.— JoHH  Harris,  a  younger  son  of  the  Harrises 
of  Radford,  was  fkther  (by  his  wife,  the  heiress  of  Btooe,  of 
Stone)  of 

WiLUAM  Harris,  who  m.  Thomosine,  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Walter  Hayne.  of  Hayne,  and  was  ».  by  his  son, 

John  Harris,  Eeq.  of  Stone,  a  king's  soijeantand  xeoorder 
Of  the  city  of  Exeter,  who  m.  the  dau.  of  Michael  Kelly,  Esq. 
of  Ratdiffe,  in  Deronslure,  and  had  issue.    The  eldest  sou, 

William  Harris,  Esq.  of  Hayne,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir 
Pulk  Qrevill,  Knt.  of  Beauchamp's  Court,  in  Warwickshire, 
and  had,  with  four  daus.,  a  son  and  successor, 

Arthur  Harris,  Esq.  of  Hayne,  and  of  Kenegie^  m. 
Margaret,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Davils,  Esq.  of  Totoly, 
in  Devon,  and  had  issue,  John,  his  successor ;  and  Arthur, 
father  of  Christopher,  heir  to  his  cousin.  Sir  Arthur 
Harris,  Bart     Mr.  Harris  d.  1928,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Harris,  Esq.  of  Hayne  and  Keuegie,  who  m.  1st 
Florenoe,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Windham,  but  by  her  had  no 
issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  CordeUa,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Mohun,  of  Boounnoo,  created  in  1688,  Lord  Mohun  of  Oak- 
hampton,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  son  and  sticceesor, 

Arthur  Harris,  Beq.  of  Hayne  and  Kenegie,  created  a 
baronet  in  1678,  who  d.  $,p.,  when  the  estates  passed  to  his 
cousin, 

Christoprkr  Harris,  Esq.  of  Hayne  and  Kenegie,  who 
m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  William  Martin.  Esq.  of  linderidge, 
and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  Harris,  Esq.  of  Hayne,  M.P.,  aherifl  for  Devon 
hi  1708 ;  dying  in  1709,  he  left  is•a^ 

CHmiSTOPHXR,  his  successor. 

John,  successor  to  his  brother. 

William,  fkther  of 
Christofhkr,  who  inherited  the  estates  firom  his  unde. 

Jane,  m.  to  William  Arundel,  Esq.  of  Trengwainton  and 
Menedarva,  both  in  the  county  of  ComwaU. 
The  eldeat  son  and  heir, 

Christophrr  Harris,  Esq.  of  Hayne,  M.P.  for  Oak- 
hampton,  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of  John  Boiler,  Baq.  of  Keveral, 
but  dying  without  surviving  issue  in  1718,  he  was  «.  by  his 
brother, 

John  Harris,  Esq.,  master  of  the  household  to  their 
M^iestiee  Qboros  II.  and  Gsoror  III.,  who  thus  became 
of  '*  Hayne.**  He  m.  1st,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Roger  Tuckfleld, 
Esq.  of  Raddon,  and  rehct  of  Samuel  RoUe,  Eeq.  of  Heanton, 
and  Sndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  Francis  Seymour.  Lord  Conway, 
but  had  no  issue.    He  d.  in  1767,  and  was  «.  by  his  iw|^w, 

Christophkr  Harris,  Esq.  of  Hajme.  This  gentleman 
m.  Penelope,  daa.  of  the  Rev.  Isaac  Donnithome,  of  St. 
Agnes,  in  Cornwall,  and  had  two  dans.,  namely. 


H  A  R 

1  Christopher-Arthur,  now  of  Hayne. 

2  John- James,   m.  Fnuices,  dau.  of  tho  late  Edward 
Acton.  Esq.  of  Gatacre  Park,  co.  Salop. 

1  Curdelia-Easabeth.  d.  in  1809. 
On  the  decease  of  this  Christopher  Harris  with  only  these 
daus.,  the  entailed  estates  of  the  fiunily  passed  to  his  couiin, 
WiLUAK  Arundbl,  Esq  of  Trengwainton,  and  MenedArra, 
while  Hayne  descended  to  thoae  ladies.  Miss  Harris  and 
Mrs.  (Donnithome)  Harris,  as  eo-hdrs. 

.^mu— Sa.,  three  crescents,  within  a  bordure,  arg. 
Crest — An  eag^e,  rising,  erm.,  beaked  and  spurred,  or. 
Motto— Kwr,  deu,  res,  pub,  tra,  (old  Cornish ;)  EngUah. 
For  God  and  the  commonwealth. 
Smt — Hayne,  Devon. 


IL  BuxABRTH,  who  s*.  hcT  oousin,  Isaac  DoNNTrHORKi, 
S^..,  who  assumed  the  surname  of  Harris,  snd  had 

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HARRISON  OF  RAMSAY  AND  DINTON. 

Harrison,  Thb  Rev.  John,  M. A.,  vicar  of  Diutou, 
Bucks,  J.P.,  m.  1816,  Henrietta-Elisabeth  Wolla^- 
ton  (of  whom  hereafter),  devisee  of  her  rehitiont, 
Mrs.  Euphemia  Gifford  and  Mrs.  ElixabeUi  OulBtoo, 
and  has  issue,  two  daus., 
X.  HsNRiiETTA-EupHEMiA,  m.  1846,  Acton  Tindal,  Esq.  of 

the  Manor  House,  Aylesbury,  axtd  has  issucb 
1  Nicholas.  3  Acton-GifRud.         8  Charles-Hazrisoii. 

u.  Margaret  Mary. 

ILintHQt. — Richard  Harrison.  Eeq.,  inherited  from 
his  father  Richard  Harrison  (whose  only  ehild  he  was  by 
Anne  Morland,  his  wifeX  lands  hi  the  county  of  WeeUnore- 
land,  which  were  in  possession  of  his  fors&thera,  Ump. 
Elizarktrc  He  m.  Wmh^^k  Bird,  oo-heirees  of  Thomas 
Bird,  citisen  of  London,  and  had  an  only  soai,  the  Rev. 
John  Harrison,  LL.B.  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge, 
rector  of  Wrabness,  co.  Essex,  who  wu  Maiigaret  Maiy,  eole 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Maurice  Oough,  LL.D.  of  Magdalen 
College,  Cambridge,  rector  of  Wrabness,  vifCar  oC  Little 
Clacton,  and  prebendary  of  Armagh,  and  had  iasoe  by  her, 

John,  his  heir. 

Margaret,  d.  unm, 

Hannah,  d.  unm. 

Mary,  m.  Rev.  Rev.  Robert  Marratt  Miller.  D.D.,  vicar  of 
Dedham,  oo.  Essex,  and  had  a  son,  John  Harrison,  bai^ 
rister-at-Iaw,  and  a  dau.,  Mary  Marratt,  m.  to  8.  C.  Alston 
Swinton,  Esq.  of  Swinton,  oo.  Berwick. 

Elizabeth. 
Mrs.  Harrison  was  eventually  heiress  and  representative  of 
her  unde,  Robert  Carrington,  Esq.  of  Southhoose,  in  Bam> 
sey,  CO.  Essex. 

^nn«— Quarteriy:  Harrison,  Oouoh,  and  CABBoniTOV. 
Jtfb<to— Secundis  dubiisque  rectus. 

Jfamajn  at  fXSolUuttan. 

(For  preeiding  pediffne,  me  Wollaston  <if  Shkntob). 

Hrnrt  Wollaston,  grest-gxandsoo  of  Thomas  WoUaston, 
of  Perton,  co.  Stafford,  "  a  person  of  rank  and  inftoenoe  in 
the  reign  of  Hxnrt  VH.,**  was  alderman  of  London; 
**  Knowing  that  the  road  to  honour  was  by  humility,  he 
traded  in  a  way  that  was  plain,  honest,  and  pionctaal,  he 
raised  a  Ciiir  estate.**  He  purchased  the  manor  of  Wonaston. 
in  Staflfbrdshire.  whieh  had  been  scrfd  by  his  ancratorm  ia 
the  reign  of  Richard  II.,  and  he  laid  out  his  money  in 
buying  those  estates  which  are  now  in  the  pnaBossion  of 
the  Wollastons  of  Shenton.  Henry  WoOaston  attahwid  the 
great  age  of  ninety-two.  **  We  know  not,"  writes  his  des- 
cendant, William  Wollaston,  author  of  The  MtH^i9m  ^ 
Nature^  "  We  know  not  what  |ffiisacw  good  own  may  hava 
before  death,  but  he  ordered  that  his  eldaak  sea.  WlUiaaa. 
should  oome  to  him,  and  proposed  that  they  two,  soeosdiag 
to  the  fashion  of  devotion  ia  those  day%  shavld  wSag  a 
psalm  together,  and  on  this  psahn  he  ^loee  to  lay  oat  his 
last  breath ;  for,  in  the  middle  of  it  he  e^xrad  in  hia  dkmir, 
1817.**  Henry  Wollaston  m.  twioe.  From  his  lat  maiiisge, 
with  Sarah,  dan.  of  William  Buigeas,  of  Kippingtoo,  Kent, 
deecend  the  Wollastons  of  Shenton ;  by  his  Snd  manisge, 
with  Alice  Smith,  widow,  he  had  issoe, 

Henrt,  called  "Jusnos  Wollaston"  ia  the  ^rnily 
memoirs,  of  Waltham  Abbey,  In  the  rnsamissiea  ef  the 
peace  for  the  oounty  of  Bssex :  he  «».  Ursiala,  dan.  «f  Sasaael 
Fox,  of  Warlies,  and  had  issue  by  her, 

Hrnrt  Wollaston,  of  Waltham  Hety  Croas,  Bsq.  mp^ala 
in  the  trsined  bands,  1«M ;  he  «».  Asm,  daa.  ef  Oliver 
Boteler,  Esq.  of  Harrold,  Beds,  and  by  her  ha  had  iasoe, 

Henry,  in  holy  orders,  bapt.  1M9;  deceased  SSMay,  ITHL 

OUtot,  ba^  and  bnried  1M& 

Richard  Wollaston,  bapt.  1163^  mtd  borisd  1737.    Be 


lOOgl 


H  A  B 

m.  BBabath  WoHMton,  and  had  isiTM  by  her,  1  Richard, 
noei-vor-general  of  taxes  for  the  county  of  Salop,  m.  Anne^ 
dau.  of  Robert  Clive,  of  Styohe,  Esq.,  aunt  of  the  Ist 
Lord  Clive,  and  d.  t.  p.  2  John,  of  whom  presently. 
1  Elisabeth.  ii».  1700,  the  Rev.  John  Oifford  (of  Tester, 
N.B.)  chaplidn  to  his  relative,  John,  2nd  Marquis  of 
T«reoddale,  rector  of  Mainstone,  Salop.  She,  who  d.  in 
1768,  had  Issue,  Richard  GifTord,  B.A.  of  Baliol  College, 
Oxford ;  vicar  of  Duffleld,  oo.  Derby ;  rector  of  North 
Ookendon,  co.  Essex ;  and  chaplain  to  John,  4th  Marquis 
Tweeddale.  Mr.  Oifford  m.  Elisabeth  Woodhouse,  cousin 
and  devisee  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  AUeyne,  rector  of  Lough- 
borough. CO.  Leicester,  and  had  issue,  an  only  ohud, 
Buphemia,  who  d.  «mw.,  aged  89,  9  Dec.  1853. 

John  Wollabtoh,  M.D.,  bapt  9  Sept  1091,  2nd  son  of 
Richard  and  Elisabeth  WoUaston,  had  lasue  by  Sarah 
Weaver,  his  wife, 
John,  m.  BHsa  Baskerville,  of  Weobly,  co.  Hereford,  and 
was  ancestor  of  the  Venerable  John  Ramsden  WoUaston, 
Archdeacon  of  Albany,  N.8.W.  Richoid  Wollaaton,  tN. 
Mary,  only  child  of  John  Acton  M.D.,  (by  Mary,  dau.  of 
Humphrey  Sondford,  Esq.  of  the  Isle,  near  Shrewsbury. 
This  gentleman  was  4th  in  descent  from  Margaret  Plow- 
den,  sister  of  Edward  Plowden,  of  Plowden,  Uio  eminent 
lawyer. )  Richard  Wollaston  had  issue,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
(inier  aliot)  Thomas  Wollaston,  an  officer  in  the  army, 
m  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Richard  Gulston,  Esq.  of  Wyddial 
Hall.  Herts,  by  Wilhelmina  Ma^,  his  first  wife,  and 
groat-great-grauddau.  of  Francis  Turner,  Biahop  of  Ely, 
and  Lord  High  Almoner,  who  was  one  of  the  seven 
bishops  sent  to  the  Tower,  8  June,  1688,  by  J  amis  II., 
and  one  of  the  non-jurors,  deprived  in  1669,  by  William 
and  Mabt.  .  Thomas  Wollaston  had  issue,  by  his  wife, 
ititer  aUoi,  a  dau..  Henrietta-Elizabeth  Wollaston,  who  m. 
the  Rev.  John  Hanrison,  as  stated  above. 


HARRISON  OF  GREEN  BANK. 

Harrison,  Benson,  Esq.  of  Green  Bank,  co. 
Westmorland,  and  Water  Park,  co.  Lancaster,  J.P. 
andD.L.,  b.  12  Feb.  1786;  m.  let,  16  July,  1816, 
Louisa-Lennox,  dau.  of  the  late  Alexander  John- 
ston, E^q.  of  Dublin,  and  by  her  (who  d,  4  Jan. 
1820)  had  one  dau., 

L  Mary-Anne,  m.  1840,  tho  Rev.  WUliam  Dobson,  M. A.,  late 
fellow  of  Trinity  Ck>llege,  Cambridge,  and  principal  of 
the  Proprietary  College,  Cheltenham,  and  has  issue. 

He  m.  2ndly,  27  Sept  1828,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  the 
late  Richard  Wordsworth,  Esq.  of  Whitehaven 
(cousin  to  the  poet),  by  Mary  his  wife,  only  child 
and  heir  of  the  late  J.  Scott,  Esq.  of  Branthwaite 
Hall,  Cumberland,  and  by  her  has  i^ue, 

I.  MATTHSW-BsKSQir,  of  Belle  Vue,  Ambleside,  b.  SO  July, 
1824,  J.P.,  m.  Dec.  1845,  Catherine-Jones,  dau.  of  the 
late  Rev.  Cleo^ge  Day,  rector  of  Earsham,  Koi-folk,  and 
has  issue, 

1  Benson-Day.  b.  1848.  2  Qeoige^  b.  1849. 

8  Frederick-Faber,  6.  1850. 
n.  Wordsworth,  of  the  Lund,  co.  Lancaster,  6.  13  Aug. 
1826.  m.  May,  1852,  Charlotte-Emily,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Thomas  Bartlett,  vicar  of  Luton,  Bedfordshire,  and 
has  issue, 

1  GUbert-Heniy-Wordsworth,  b,  1853. 

8  Dorothy-Wordsworth. 

m.  Benson,  capt.  B.  Westmoriand  militia,  b.  11  March, 

1828. 
IT.  Richard,  6.  25  Sept  183S. 
▼.  John-Wordsworth-Faber,  6. 1885,  d.  1849. 
I.  Dorothy,  m.  8  July,  1849,  to  the  Rev.  John  BoUand, 

M.A.,  Srd  son  of  the  late  Sir  William  ToUand,  Baron 

of  the  Exchequer. 

Mr.  Harrison  is  only  son  of  the  late  Matthew  Harri- 
son, Esq.  of  the  Lund,  Ulverston,  by  Mary  Benson 
his  wife,  and  descends  through  hU  maternal  grand- 
mother from  the  Braithwaites,  of  Brathay,  Ambleside 
Hall,  and  Ba^sbrown,  which  last  estate  and  manor 
are  now  in  his  possession.  Mr.  Harrison  is  head  of 
the  oldest  iron  works  establishment  in  England  and 
Scotland. 

Arm$ — As.,  three-demi-lions,  rampant^  or. 

Crai — ^A  demi-lion,  rampant,  axg. 

2lbMo— Yinoit  qui  patitur. 

fiioi— Oreenbank,  Ambleside,  co.  Westmorland. 

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H  A  R 

HARRISON  OP  WINSCALES  AND  STAINBURN. 

Harrison,  John,  Esq.  of  Winscales  and  Stain- 
burn,  CO.  Cumberland,  m.  in*1834,  Anne,  eldest  dau. 
of  Allison  Crosthwaite,  Esq.  of  Workington,  and 
has  issue,  two  sons  and  one  dau.  This  gentleman 
is  the  eldest  son  of  William  Falcon,  Esq.,  by  Jiwe 
his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  Thomas  Harrison,  Esq.  of 
Winscales,  and  great  grandson  of  Michael  Falcon, 
Esq.,  a  ship-builder  of  great  eminence  at  Working- 
ton, who  was  the  descendant  of  a  very  ancient 
family  in  Cumberland.  The  surname  he  now  bears, 
Mr.  Hariison  assumed,  by  royal  licence,  dated 
19  Aug.  1844,  on  succeeding  to  the  estates  of  his 
maternal  ancestors,  at  the  decease  of  his  uncle, 
John  Harrison,  Esq. 

.imu-'Qaarteriy :  Ist  and  4th,  arg.,  two  bars  gemelles,  sa , 
between  three  hares,  courant.  ppr.,  for  Habrisok  ;  2nd  and 
3rd,  erm.,  two  chevronels,  paly,  az.  and  sa.,  between  thi«e 
fS&lconA,  ppr.,  belled,  or,  and  holding  in  the  beak  a  lure,  of 
the  last,  for  Falcon. 

Crett»—Vpoxi  a  moun^  vert,  a  stag,  courant,regaixlant,  sa., 
sem^  of  quatrefoils,  attired  and  unguled,  or,  holding  in  the 
mouth  an  arrow,  in  bend,  sinister  ppr.  for  Habrison  ;  on  a 
tret,  sa.,  a  falcon,  rising,  ppr.,  belled,  or,  and  holding  in  the 
beak  a  lure,  of  the  last,  for  Falcon. 

Motto — Vite,  courageux,  fier. 

fieae— Stainbum,  Workington. 

HARRISON  OF  SNELSTON  HALL. 

Harrison,  John,  Esq.  of  Snelston  Hall,  co. 
Derby,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  16  June,  1782;  m.  16  Sept. 
1818,  Elizabeth,  only  surviving  dau.  and  heuress  of 
Edmund  Evans,  Esq.,  late  of  Yeldersley  House,  co. 
Derby,  (by  Dorothy  his  wife,  only  child  of  Francis 
Coles,  Esq.  of  Birmingham,  and  Ellen  his  wife,  dau. 
of  William  Bowyer,  Esq.)  and  by  this  lady  has  had 
issue  a  son  and  four  daus.,  viz., 

I.  John,  6.  30  March,  1819. 

I.  EUxabeth,  d.  1  May,  1684. 

n.  Ellen-Bowyer. 

m.  Juliana-Bowyer,  m,  to  Heniy  Stanton,  Esq.  of  Thel- 
wall,  oo.  Chester. 

TV.  Dorothy-Sarah. 

Mr.  Harrison  is  only  son  of  the  late  John  Harrison, 
Esq.  of  Derby,  by  his  Ist  wife,  Juliana  Saxelby, 
which  lady  d.  20  June,  1782,  having  had,  besides 
the  present  Mr.  Harrison,  two  daus.,  Anne,  m, 
14  Dec.  1801,  to  James  Stanton,  Esq.;  and  Juliana, 
m.  3  June,  1813,  to  John  Stanton,  Esq.  The  late 
Mr.  Harrison  m.  2ndly,  4  Jan.  1796,  Mary,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Geo.  Almond,  and  d,  8  Jan.  1808,  having 
had  by  this  lady  (who  d.  9  April,  1850)  a  dau., 
Mary,  m.  4  Aug.  1821,  to  Major  Geoi^e  Young,  son 
of  Sir  William  Young,  Bart. 

Arni$ — Axure,  three  demi-lions.  or,  a  canton,  arg.,  with  an 
escutcheon  of  pretence,  quartaing  the  arms  of  Evans, 
Coles,  Bowyer,  Stebbino,  &c, 
Crrst—A  demi-lion.  or,  supporting  a  chaplet  of  roses,  vert 
£aU— Snelston  Hall,  near  Ashbourne,  oo.  Derby. 

HARRISON  OF  MERTON  HALL. 

Harbison,  John,  Esq.  of  Merton  Hall,  and  Ard- 
keen,  co.  Down,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  July,  1790 ;  m. 
Ist,  22  Dec.  1822,  Catharine,  eldest  dau.  of  Wm. 
Thompson,  Esq.  late  of  Belfast,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
27  April,  1836)  has  had  issue, 

I.  HBMaT,  b.  8  Nov.  1827,  m.  16  Jan.  1861,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Richard  Davison.  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Bel&st,  and  d  1  Jan. 
1865,  leaving  issue,  1  John,  6.  2  Jan.  1862 ;  2  Bichard- 
Davisun,  6.  22  Dec.  1864 ;  and,  1  ICaigaret. 

n.  John,  b.  20  May,  1833. 

I.  Eliza.  n.  Maiy-Catherine. 

Mr.  Harrison  m.  2ndly,  17  March,  1840,  Ann-Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Henry  Purdou,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Sans 
Souci,  CO.  Down. 

%,intSLQt» — ^The  hite  Johk  Habbisoit,  Esq.  of  Merton 
Hall,  CO.  Down,  only  son  of  Robert  Harrison,  of  Torkshin>, 
by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  B.  L.  Lee,  Esq.  of  Coton  Hall, 
CO.  Salop,  m.  Elisabeth,  only  dau.  of  John  Harriaon,  Esq.. 
by  Margaret  Stewait,  his  wife,  and  had  issue, 

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HA  R 

L  JoBX,  now  of  Merton  HaU. 

n.  JamM,  Utat.«oolon«l  lUdnw  hone  aitaiflry,  m.  1881^ 

lUriftone.  dau.  of  Abrahiun  CoUis,  Eaq.,  M.D.,  of  DubUn, 

and  by  her,  who  d.  Vo\  1850^  haa  issue, 

1  Abraham-8t.-John. 

S  Emily-Sophia,  m.  1859;  to  Henry  Dwyer,  Esq. 
in.  Henry.  R.N.,  d.  1818. 
IV.  Robert,  M.D.,  professor  of  anatomy,  T.C.,  Dublin,  m. 

1821,  a  dau.  of  Henry  Cope,  and  by  her  had  issue,  Henry 

Cope,  deceased ;  William-Jamea,  m  1861  Sophia-Bmily, 

dau.  of  —  Auchmuty,  Beq.  of  the  oo.  Leitilm ;  Abraham ; 

B(^hia-Mary ;  Marianne  and  Anne. 
I.  Anne,  d.  1868. 

Sm<«— Merton  HaU,  and  Ardkeen,  oo.  Down. 


FISKE-HARRISON  OF  COPFORD  HALU 

Fiskb-Harribon,  Fiskk-Ooodkvk,  Esq.  of  Copford 
HaU,  oo.  EsMZ,  b.  2  Sept  1793;  m.  27  March,  1826, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Jamee  -  Ooodeve  Sparrow,  Eisq.  of 
Gk>8field-plaoe,  co.  Essex.  This  gentleman,  whose 
patronymic  is  Harrison,  s.  his  father  2  Dec  1839, 
m  the  family  estates,  as  well  as  his  maternal  pro- 
perty, and  assumed  thereupon  his  mother^s  surname 
of  FiSKS,  in  addition  to  and  before  that  of  Harrison. 
He  is  a  magistrate  for  the  county,  and  has  seryed  as 
high-eheri£ 

^inttL^t, — ^Thb  Bit.  Johx  Harhison,  of  Copford  HaU, 
tnoumbent  of  Faulkbonra  and  Bast  Hanningfleld,  eo.  Fbwit, 
•on  of  the  Rev.  John  HAmaiaoiv,  m.  Anne,  dan.  of  the  BeT. 
Thomas  Bernard,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1783,  had^  issue, 
Johx-Hatnbs,  his  heir;  Thomas  Becnard,  in  holy  orders, 
Tsotor  of  Little  Bardfleld;  Heaekiah-OoodeTe,  hi  holy  orders, 
reotor  of  Little  Stambridge,  d,  in  March,  1840 ;  and  EUaa- 
beth,  twin  with  her  eldest  brother,  John-Haynea,  d.  umm, 
in  Deo.  1880.  Mr.  Harrlaon  d,  in  1707,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Jown  HATim  HAaanoir,  Esq.  of  Copford  HaU.  who  m. 
11  Dea  1788,  Sarah-Thomaa,  only  child  and  heirsss  of  the 
BeT.  John  Flske,  of  Thorpe  Moiieux,  eo.  Sollblk,  and  grand- 
dan,  and  heiroas  of  Ramuel  Thomas,  Esq.  of  LaTsnham,  and 
by  her,  who  <L  18  Dea  1826,  had 


FiSKS-Ooonars,  now  of  Copford  HaU. 

Thomas-Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  ractor  of  Thorpe  Mo- 
rleux.  CO.  Sullblk.  m.  a  Oct  18S7,  Anne,  dau.  or  Bear- 
Admiral  NIcholaa  Tomlinaon,  and  has  iasua. 

Maiy-Ann. 

Anne-Bernard. 

Catherine,  m.  in  18M.  to  John  Bugglee-BiiBe^  Bsq.  of 
SpahisHoll.  Essex. 

Jane-DuldbeUaEldred. 

Mr.  Harriwm  d.  S  Dee.  1830. 

^rsM— Quarter^:  1st  and  4th,  aa.,  two  baia,  enn.,  between 
aix  estoUss,  thres^  two^  and  one,  arg. ;  Snd  and  Srd,  ng., 
three  cresoenta,  barry  undtfs.  as.  and  gu. 

Cvmt-A  atork,  wings  expanded,  aig.,  beaked  and  mem- 
bered,  or. 

Motf    Ferendo  et  feriendo. 

gtai    Copibwi  HaU,  nsar  Colchester. 


HAKMSSON  OF  TYDD  ST.  MARY'a 

Harrisson,  Everson,  Eeq.  of  Tydd  St  Mary's, 
eo.  Rutland,  J  P.  and  DX.,  i.  10  March,  1796 ;  m. 
21  Oct  1824,  MatUda,  only  chUd  of  Francis  Millna, 
Esq.  of  HorttoasUe,  and  has  iatae, 

I.  CSAmUi-Mnxiis,  h.  80  April.  ISM. 

n.  Prande^oeeph,  k,  1  June,  1830. 

m.  Oemge  Aufustua^  4,  yocmf . 

nr.  Arthnr^BrersoB,  k,  n  July,  18SS. 

T.  Oeorge  Alexaader,  *.  18  June,  18SS. 

Ti.  Hiuy-AIberi,  0. 10  April,  1841. 

L  MaiT-KMhsrine.  n.  BUabeth-Matflda. 

Mr.  Hanriseon  is  only  son  of  Joaeph  HanrisBon,  Esq., 
by  Chariotte  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  ETerson,  Esq., 
and  coheir  of  John  ETerson,  Esq.  of  Holbeach,  and 
grandaoo  of  Robert  Harrisson,  Bk).  of  Tydd  St 
Jfaryy  bj  Katherine  his  wife,  dan.  of  the  Rey. 
Roger  SteTensu 

■QXKle-lis. 

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HART  OF  KILDERRT  HOUSR 

Hart,  George- Vauohak,  Esq.  of  Kilderry  House, 
00.  Donc^l,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  7  June,  1805;  m. 
23  Sept  1835,  Jane-Maria,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Q.-Y. 
Hart^  reotor  of  Castlebar,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLUAM-BnwAXD^  6.  U  Dee.  1844. 

n.  John-Hume.  m.  Geotge-PeroiTaL 

I.  Maiia-Henrietta.  u.  Charlotte. 

m.  BUiabeth-Jane,  d.  young,  1849. 

IV.  Maiianna-Vaughan.  ▼.  Joaephine-Frands. 

TI.  Catherine^race. 

m.  AdeUide-Elizabeth-Jane. 

Tm.  Georgiana-Suaanna. 

Ettlfase.— This  fismily  was  founded  in  Ireland  hj 
Captain  Hsmr  Hart,  who  went  from  Bn^and  with  the 
Earl  of  Bssex,  in  the  reign  of  Bluabsth,  and  since  then  it 
haa  been  connected  by  intermarriages  with  the  BosweUa, 
Bereefords,  and  Yaughana.  This  Capt  Hart's  son,  Oolonel 
Qboboe  HAar,  was  fkther  of  Colonel  Hemy  Hart,  whose 
son.  QnoBOB  Hart,  likewise  attained  the  rank  of  Colonsl, 
and  was  father  of  the  Bot.  EnwAan  HAar,  who  ■».  Ettsa- 
beth  Bamaay,  and  was  fkther  of 

GBORaB-VAVOBAK-HART,  Esq.,  a  General  in  the  amy. 
and  military  governor  of  Londonderry,  and  Cufanore  Fort 
who  m,  179S,  Charlotte  EUerker,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in 
1827)  had  issue, 

GaoRoa  Vauohait,  now  of  Kilderry  House. 

John-Bichard,  d.  «m».  18S8. 

Henry,  d.  «mm.  1850.  Edward,  d.  «Ma.  ISM. 

Willijun.  B.  I.  C.  S.,  m.  Frances  Frere. 

Elisabeth  Grant  accidentally  burned  to  death  in  18M. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  George  Gougfa.  Esq.,  and  d.  in  18S7. 

FraDces- Alicia-Anne,  m.  to  the  Bev.  R  Chicbester. 

Geoigina-Susan.  m.  to  the  Bev.  Edward  Hamilton. 

General  Hart  represented  the  county  of  Donegal  in  Parlia- 
ment for  nearly  18  years,  and  d.  in  1883. 

^rsw— Arg.,  three  fleurs-de-lia.  gu. 
CWsf— A  tower  with  a  flaming  heart  ppr. 
ifetto— Coaur  fidele. 
fiM<— Kilderry  House,  oo.  DonegaL 


HARTCUP    OF    UPLAND    GROVE    AND 
DITCHINGHAM  LODGE. 

Habtcup,  William,  Esq.  of  Upland  Grove,  oo. 
Suffolk,  and  Ditchingham  Lodge,  co.  Norfolk,  6.  2S 
March,  1814 ;  m.  13  June,  1S43,  Louisa^ane,  eldest 
dau.  of  Jamee-Taylor  Mai^tson,  Esq.,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  HntBBRr>rAMZ8,  b.  18  Oct.  1844^ 

n.  WiUiam-Thomai.  6.  St  ICaKh.  Utt. 

I.  Lucy-Jane. 

Etntagt .— The  fiunOy  of  Harteop  la  of  Gennas  ex- 
traction. 

GniEaAL  TBoicAS  HAarcup,  ssnlor  oOeer  of  t^  Boyal 
Bngineors,  m.  Ann-Monins  Monroe^  and  d,  SS  Mardi,  ISSi, 
leaving  two  dana.,  Ann,  ak  to  CoL  William  GraTatt.  RJL. 
and  Catharine,  «».  to  Thomaa  Green.  Eaq.  d  lpawldi»  tw« 
aona,  TnoKAa,  hia  heir ;  and  WOBam,  Oqit.  RK..  ^  «na. 
SO  Sept.  18M.    The  eldest  sen. 

Turn  Bxv.  Tbomas  Habtctp.  sk.  8  May.  ISIt.  Jane,  enly 
dan.  of  John  Parker.  Eeq..  and  d.  SI  Jaa.  18S9,  haviM  had 
hy  thto  hMly  (who  d,  SO  Mar^  in») 

Thomas-Wilson.  6.  1  Sept  1811,  d.  mtm,  »  Jan.  1S4X. 
William,  of  Upland  Grove  Hooae  and  j"    -  - 
BliMiheth,  si.  to  Kaidasa  Bkelal.  Bsq. 


Jrie   Aig.,  a  Perron,  gm^ 
each  coUared  with  a  bow. 

Cn««— A  warrior's  head,  in  parolQe,  hahna^ed, 
wings. 

Mnidmfm    Upland  Grove  Hogas^ 
Ditdung^Mun  Lodge,  ca  Bociolk. 


HARTLEY  OF  BUCKLEBURY. 

ELaktlxt,  WnccHCOMBi  HsiraT-HowAmDk,  ^q.  of 
Bucklebury  House,  co.  Beiks  and  Lhtle  Sodbmy, 
CO.  Glouceeter,  DJa,  h.  5  Oct.  1^10;  a.  his  &ther 
9  Sept.  1832. 

Itllf aft— At  the  dSaaohitSonoftha  Ahb^  ef  *"i1!i^ 
in  lS3t,  Bttcklrtwy  (anckgntly  ipek  Baiyh«Ibay>  waa 
granted  by  Hboit  YIH.  to 

Jigitized  by  VjO'L.^^^^ 


H  A  R 

ihat  name,  well  known  m  the  ftunone  "  Jaok  of  Newbury." 
He  was  tnJOxeae  of 

Hkhrt  Winohgombs,  Esq.  of  BucUebnry,  Berks,  who 
was  created  a  baronet  In  1061.  He  m.  Franoee,  •  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Howard,  Eari  of  Berkshire,  and  d.  in 
1M7,  leaving  a  son  and  suooessor, 

Sir  Hkicbt  Winouoombe,  of  Bucklebury,  m.  ICiss  Rolls, 
but  d.  without  male  issue,  in  Nov.  1703,  when  the  baro- 
netcy became  extinct.  Hie  estates  derolved  on  Sir 
Henry's  eldest  dau.,  Fravou,  wife  of  the  celebrated  Vis- 
count Bolingbroke,  who  occasionally  resided  at  Buckle- 
bury.  As  her  ladyship  left  no  child,  tiie  property  passed 
by  her  younger  sister,  to  the  fiunily  of  the  Packers, 
Imights  of  the  sihire  in  succession  for  the  county  of  Berks. 
Henbt  Paoxxb,  Esq.,  the  last  male  heir,  devised  it  to  his 
Mister's  son, 

WnrcHOOMBi-HEirBT  Habtlbt,  Esq.,  (son  of  David 
HarUey.  M.A.  of  Bath,  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife.  dan.  of 
Robert  Packer,  Esq.  of  ShilUngford,  Berks,  by  Mary,  his 
wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Henry  Winchcombe.  Bart.,  of 
BueUebury),  who  for  many  years  represented  Berkshire  in 
parliament.  He  «.  in  1787,  Ann,  eldest  dan.  of  Samuel 
Biackwell,  Esq.  of  Williamstrip  Ftok,  eo.  Olouoestar,  and  d. 
IS  Aug.  1794,  leaving  a  son, 

Thb  Rey.  WnroHOOMBB-HsHmr-HowABD  Habtlkt,  of 
Bucklebury,  who  m,  21  Aug.  1809,  Elisabeth,  eldest  dan.  of 
Thomas  Watts,  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  d.  9  Sept.  1832,  leaving  a 
dau.,  Elizabeth- Ann,  and  a  son,  the  present  Winohoombb- 
Hevrt-Howabo  Habtlbt,  Esq.  of  Bucklebury,  and  little 
Sodbmy. 

Arm»~-ATg.,  on  a  cross,  gu.,  pierced,  of  the  field,  four 
cinque-foils,  or,  in  the  Ist  and  4tb  quarters,  a  martlet,  sa. 
QuiurteriDg  Paokbk,  Stctbns,  Wihohoombb,  Howabd,  Bbo- 

THKBTON  (PLAIfTAOBNBTX  WaBBXN,  MoWBBAT. 

Cre«(— A  martlet,  sa.,  holding  in  the  beak  a  cross-crosslet^ 
fltchte.  or. 

Afotfto— Vive  ut  vivas. 

S0at«— Bucklebury  House,  Berks;  and  little  Sodbmy, 
Okmcestershire. 


HARTLEY  OF  GILLFOOT. 

Hartley,  Thomas,  Eaq.  of  Gillfoot,  co.  Cumber- 
land, J.P.,  high-sheriflf  1839,  b.  29  Sept.  1802;  m. 
10  April,  1889,  Georgianna,  youngest  dau,  of  Geoi^ 
Rimington,  Esq.  of  Tyne  field  House,  in  the  same 
county.  Mr.  Hartley  is  sou  of  the  late  Thomas 
Hartley,  Elsq.,  by  Ajine,  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of 
Thomas  Hartley,  Esq.  of  Gilfoot,  and  grandson  of 
John  Hartley,  Esq.  of  Whitehaven,  and  Elizabeth 
Milham,  bis  wife.  Mr.  Hartley  has  had  two  brothers, 
Wilfrid,  M,A.,  in  holy  orders,  and  Grayson,  d.  in 
New  South  Wale.*,  Oct.  1838 ;  and  three  sisters,  viz., 
Elisabeth,  m.  in  Not.  1836,  to  the  Rev.  J.  Carter ; 
Catherine,  m.  in  July,  1831,  to  the  Rer.  R  Parkin- 
son, B.D.;  and  Ann-Eliza,  m.  in  May,  1834,  to 
D'Arcy  Boulton,  Esq. 

Arm» — Aig.,  on  a  cross,  gn.,  pierced,  of  the  field,  four 
dnquefoilB,  or,  in  the  1st  and  4th  quarters,  a  martlet,  sa. 

Cmt — A  martlet,  sa.,  holding  in  the  beak  a  cross-CToeslet, 
fltch^e,  or. 

Sea^— OiUfoot,  near  Whitehaven. 


HARTOPP  OF  DALBY. 

Hartofp,  Edward  -  Bourchikr,  Esq.  of  Dalby 
House,  CO.  Leicester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff,  1832, 
6. 14  Dec  1809 ;  m.  at  Naples,  18  Feb.  1834,  Honoria, 
second  dau.  of  ike  late  Major-General  William  Gent» 
and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

Obobob,  h.  15  Feb.  1886. 

Itttfagr.— The  HaU  at  little  Dslby  has  been  the 
reddenoe  of  this  branch  of  the  ancient  family  of  Hartropp 
since  the  reign  of  Euzabbth. 

William  Habtopp,  Esq.,  baptised  in  1625  (eldest  son  of 
Qwrg9  Hartopp,  Esq.  of  Little  Dalby,  younger  brother 
of  Sir  Edward  Hartopp,  Bart,  of  FreathlyX  m.  Dorothy, 
dso.  of  Sir  Thomas  Hartopp,  Knt.  of  Burton  Lasars,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1707,  agGKi  70)  had,  inUr  aliot,  a  son, 

Thk  Bsv.  Samusl  Hajttopp,  6.  in  1655,  vicar  of  Little 
TMbj,  who  d.  in  in7,  leaving  by  Elisabeth,  his  wife, 
(who  d.  in  17S1,  sged  47X  two  sons  and  one  dau.  The 
rider  ton, 

Samukl  Hartopp,  Ksq.  b.  in  1700^  m.  in  1730,  Letitia, 
527 


H  A  R 

dau.  of  Edward  Wigley,  Esq.  of  Sonptoft,  and  dying  in 
1752,  left  a  son  and  successor, 

EDWABX>-WiixiAif  Habtopp,  Bsq.  b.  in  1781,  high-sheriff 
for  Leieesterahire  in  1768.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Boothby,  Esq.  of  Potters  Marston,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in 
1760)  left  issue,  three  sons  and  five  daus.  Hr.  Hartoi)p  d, 
in  1778,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Edward  Habtopp,  Esq.  of  Little  Dalby,  who  assumed 
the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Wiolst.  He  m.  the 
Hon.  Juliana  Evani\*  dau.  of  Qeorge,  Lord  Carbery,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  20  May,  1807)  had  issue, 

Edward,  his  heir. 

William-Evans,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Harby,  Leicester- 
shire, who  m.  Elixa-OeoigiAna,  dau.  of  —  Oubbins,  Esq., 
and  had  an  only  child, 
Edward-Samuel  Eraus. 

Juliana  d  team. 
Mr.  Hartopp  Wigley,  d.  80  June,  1808,  was  boiled  at  little 
Dalby,  and  ».  by  his  son, 

Edward.  Hartopp,  Esq.  of  little  Dalby,  who  m.  in  1808, 
Anna-Eleanora,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Bouchier  Wiey,  Bart., 
and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  9  Dec.  1815,  Sir  Lawrence- Vaug- 
han  Palk,  Bart.)  had  two  sons, 

EowARD-BouRCHiKR,  hls  hcir. 

Robert-Palk,  6.  in  Oct.  1812,  bapt.  at  Tawstock,  Devon. 

Mr.  Hartopp  d,  in  1813,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  present 
Edward-Bouchirr  Hartopp,  Esq.  of  Dalby. 

Artn»~-Qs^,  a  chev.,  enn.,  between  three  otters,  axg. 
Cntt   Out  of  a  duoal  coronet,  or,  a  pdican,  Tohmig  her- 
self^ axg. 
Seat—Dalhj  House,  oo.  Leicester. 


HARVEY  OF  BARGY  CASTLE. 

Harvet,  John,  Esq.  of  Bai^gy  Castle,  and  Mount 
Pleasant,  co.  Wexford,  captain  R.A.,  and  major  of  the 
Donegal  artdlery,  J.P.,  b.  27  Oct  1816 ;  m.  1st,  11  Nov. 
1S37.  Jane,  dau.  of  Lieut.  William  Miller,  R.A.,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Elizabeth-Jane.  U.  Henrietta. 

m.  Mary-Elisabeth. 

He  m.  2ndly,  8  June,  1852,  Anne,  dau.  of  the  late 
Pierce-Willuun  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Wexford,  and  by  her 
has  issue, 

L  Johk-Maclaghlait,  b.  27  Sept.  1858. 

IL  Edward-Qeorge-Colebrooke,  6.  1  Feb.  1855. 

UttltABf . — ^The  Hanreys,  of  whom  we  are  about  to  . 
treat,  came  originally,  it  is  supposed,  from  Bosworth,  in 
Leicestershire.  Amrrosr  Harvkt,  styled  "the  elder  of 
Bridge  of  Baigy,"  the  name  of  the  townland  on  which  the 
castle  is  built,  was  fiftther  of 

Ambrosr  Haryrt,  styled  "the  younger  of  Oregbeela,'' 
who  was  buried  at  Pomhaggard,  where,  in  a  distinct  and 
separate  portion  of  the  burying-ground,  his  grave,  and  that 
of  his  wife  beside  it,  are  still  to  be  seen.    He  was  father  of 
Thr  Rev.  William  Harvry,  rector  of  Mulrankan,  and 
prel>endary  of  Edermine,  who  m.  let,  Susannah,  5th.  dau. 
of  John  Harvey,  Esq.  of  Killiane  Castle,  M.P.  for  Wexford, 
in  1695,  and  had  issue, 
I.  The  Rev.  Ambrose  Harvey,  disinherited  by  his  fother's 
will.    His  great-grandson,  Jaftay,  settled  in  Canada. 
II   John,  of  Tagmman,  co.  Wexford,  who  was  also  dimn- 
herited  by  his  father's  wiU.     He  m.  Jane  Russel,  and  was 
buried  at  Magla^,  18  Aug.  1794,  baviug  had  issue. 
1  JoHK,  of  Mount  Pleasant,  aliat  Togunnan,  who  ew- 
tuallv  succeeded  to  the  Baigy  estates,  under  the  wiU  of 
his  first  cousin,  James  of  Bargy. 
S  Richard,  an  officer  in  the  army,  d.  «iua. 
8  William,  of  Killiane  Lodge,  oo.  Wexford,  treasnrer  or 
the  county.  «.  9  Dec.  1797,   Dorothea,  third  da«-2* 
John  Harvey,  Esq.  of  Killiane  Oartle.  and  d.  5  Sept. 
1828,  leaving  issue  seven  sons  and  two  daus.,  ▼»»■  t 
John,  6.  15  Feb.  1803,  now  treasurer  of  the  co.  of  Wcx- 
fbPd.  m.  Harriett,  dau.  of  John  Fanran,  Esq.  of  Sher- 
rington, CO.  Dublin,  and  has  iasoe.  _.._ 
WmLm?  6.  81  Oct.  1807.  settled  at  Busooe  Ayre« 
South  America. 
Joseph,  fr.  80  Aug.  1809. 
Richard,  fr.  7  June,  1815. 
Vigors,  6.  15  Oct.  1817. 
R^jert,  6.  17  Nov,  1819. 

8Sr-4'jSy,''lV29.  to  Robert  Pe«rfval^B«j^  or 
G««t  Hayestowi,  co.  Wexfcrd.  and  has  issue,  thro* 
daus.  Anue.  


•  Through  tliis  marriage  the  present  Mr.  Hartopp  wae  ark « 
of  the  co-heira  to  the  Baruny  of  Vaux.   ^  ^ 

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m.  FftANou,  "who  9.  to  tho  eeUtos  of  IiIb  teAher,  of  whom 
presenUy. 

I.  Eliuboth,  m.  to  John  Bozwell,  of  Llngstown  Castle,  co. 
Wexford. 

II.  Suaanufth,  m.  lit,  to  —  Thornton ;  2nd]y,  to  —  Ben- 
nett. 

in.  Catharine,  m.  17  Sept.  1787,  to  Thomas  Hore,  Esq.  of 
Pole  Hore,  co.  Wexford ;  she  d.  in  1777. 
IT.  Maiv,  m.  Ist,  to  ~  Allen;  2ndl7,  to  James  Moore, 
Esq.  of  Mihie  Hall,  co.  Oavan. 
The  Bev.  William  Harvey  m.  Sndly,  Dorothea,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Christopher  Champney,  Esq.  of  Kyle,  oo.  Wex- 
ford, a^d  had  issue,  Christophkb,  of  Kyle,  and  other  issue 
(See  Habvet  of  Ktlk).     The  Bev.  William  Harvey  was 
mtyor  of  Wexford  about  1753.    His  wiU  was  proved  in 
Dublin,  in  1765,  and  he  was  «.  in  his  estates  by  his  3rd  son, 
FRAVOia  Harvbt,  Esq.  of  Bargy  Castle,  who  m.  Martha, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Harvey,  oi  Killiane  Castle, 
and  had  issue.    Francis  Harvey  was  one  of  the  six  clerks 
in  Chancery.    His  will  was  proved  in  Dublin,  in  1792,  and 
he  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Bbauohamp-Baoenal  Harvkt,  Esq.  of  Baxgy  Castle, 
barrister-at-law.  This  mieguided  gentleman  suffered  the 
extreme  penalty  of  the  law  for  the  prominent  part  he  took 
in  the  rebellion  of  1798.  and  an  act  of  attainder  passed 
•gainst  his  property,  and  received  the  royal  assent  6  Oct. 
1798  (38  Obo.  III.)    He  d.  wim.,  and  his  brother. 

Jambs  Hartxt.  Esq.,  received  a  re-grant  of  the  old 
flunily  estates  twelve  years  after  the  attainder ;  dying  imm., 
he  bequeathed  by  his  will,  which  was  proved  in  Dublin, 
the  ddef  part  of  the  old  family  estates  to  his  first  cousin. 
John  Habvet.  Esq.  of  Mount  Pleasant,  J.P.,  barrister- 
at-law,  who  m.  Mary  (who  d.  20  March,  1837),  dau.  of 
William  Harrison,  Esq.  of  Castle  Harrison,  oo.  Cork,  and 
had  issue, 
L  John,  in  the  Boyal  n.ivy,  d.  wua. 

II.  WiUiam-HiUTisou.  lieut.  B.  A.,  who  lont  an  arm  at  Wa- 
terloo, m.  EUsabeth-Marr,*  dau.  of  Colond  Paulei  Oole- 
brooke,  B.  A.,  and  d.  18  Aug  1820,  leaving  issue, 
1  JoHK,  now  of  Baxgy  Castle. 

S  William-Henry,  w.  Maria,  dau.  of  the  late  Bev.  Mr. 
Blaek,  of  C<Mrnwall,  and  has  t>wc  sons. 
S  James-Colebrooke,  It.  89th  regt.,  A.D.a  to  Sir  J. 
Littler,  G.C.B.,  killed  at  the  battle  of  Ftaonehahur 
81  Dec  1845. 
1  Agnes-Mary, 
in.  George,  in  the  Boyal  Navy,  drowned  at  Cotk  ^7  the 
upsetting  of  a  boat,  tram. 
I.  Saiah.  n.  Elisa. 

m.  Anne,  w^  2  June.  1835,  to  ConoUy  M'Caualand  Leeky, 
Eaq.  of  the  city  of  Londonderry. 
Mr.  Harvey  d.  4  June,  1894,  and  was  «.  in  his  estates  by 
his  grandson,  the  present  J<ma  Habtkt,  Baq.  of  Bargy 


Jrsu— Or,  on  a  tAuot,  indented,  sa.,  three  creeeents,  aig. 
Creet — ^A  dexter  arm,  embowed  in  armour,  gnmping  a 
sword,  ppr.,  pommel  and  hilt,  or. 
AfoMo— Semper  idem. 
Statt    Baigy  Castle  and  Mount  Pleaaant^  co.  Wexfod. 

HARVEY  OF  KYLR 
Harvbt,  Pirct-Lorbnzo,  Esq.  of  Kyle,  co.  Wex- 
ford, 6.  8  Oct.  1S06;  capUin  H.E.I.C.  service, 
J.P.  for  CO.  Wexford,  m.  1st,  Auiie,  dau.  of  James 
Cuppage,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  July,  1354,  Mary-Ambella, 
dau.  of  Francis  Leigh,  Esq.,  son  of  the  Ut<«  Francis 
Le^^,  Esq.  oi  Rosc^arland,  by  the  latter  of  whom 
he  has  a  sou, 

.  6. 1  Oct  1855. 


lintXSt.— Tax  BxT.  Chkistopbxb  HAmvrr,  D.D.  of 
Kyle,  eldest  son  of  the  Bev.  Wilham  Harv«y,  of  Baigy 
Castle  (bf  his  2nd  marriage  vrith  Dorothea,  dau  and  heiress 
of  Christt^pher  Champney,  Esq.  of  Kyle),  was  incumboxt  of 
Bathdowney,  diocese  of  Osso^y,  and  of  Boss,  ne\r  JU^m 
Carbenry.  oo.  Cork,  and  prebendary  of  Edermine,  diocese  of 
Fents.  He  m.  Badkel,  dan.  of  Loranao  Nidcson,  Esq.  of 
Manny,  eo.  Wieklow,  tidest  sister  of  Christiana,  1st 
p^r^ffl^t—  of  Donougtun  ore,  and  niece  and  heirees  of  Bidiard 
Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  Kuocklofty,  eo.  Tippeiary,  and  had 


WuxiAM.  his  heir. 

Dorothea,  m.  in  1797.  Percy  Evans-Fteke,  Esq.,  and  was 
mother  of  the  prasaut  Lotd  Carbery. 
BadML  «L  to  Capt.  Charles  BandiilL 

in  ItSS.  Llsut.-CoL  MaclarliTan,  of  the 
'    oftheOiderof  8t.M«anos,aDd8t. 


Royal  ArtiUery, 


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The  Ber.  Dr.  Christopher  Harr^  inherited  enlj  the  i 
brought  into  the  famOy  by  his  mother.  He  was  buzied 
20  April,  1798.  his  will  being  proved  in  Dublin  the  same 
year,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

William  Habvxt,  Esq.  of  Kyle,  bonister-at-law,  b.  about 
1767 ;  m.  22  Aug.  1795,  Dora,  3rd  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Maurice 
Croebie,  dean  of  Limerick,  3rd  son  of  Sir  Maurine  Crosbie, 
who  was  created  Lord  Brandon,  and  had  Issue, 

I.  Chbktophxr-Gbobo^  b.  18  BapL  1797,  M»or  of  Wex- 
ford in  1832. 

n.  James- William,  ft.  20  Aug.  1798,  of  Paik  House,  near 
Wexford,  latterly  a  captain  of  Dragoons,  «».  10  Msrch, 
1824,  Frances,  dau.  and  subsequently  only  diild  of 
Joshua-John  Pounden,  Esq.  of  Fairfield,  oo.  Wexford, 
who  was  sheriff  of  Dublin  in  1,08.  She  d.  8  May.  18S5^ 
leaving  issue, 
1  Croebie-WilUam,  6.  S  Nov.  1881. 
1  Sophia-Pyne.  S  JuliarMaria. 

S  Dora-Adahiide.  4  Mary- Anne. 

m.  Maurioe-Crosbie,  B.N.,  J.P.,  6.  25  Aug.  ITOf ,  d.  mm 
23  Nov.  1830. 

rr.  Pebct-Lorcnzo,  now  of  K^e. 

T.  Henry-fiobert,  b.  22  June,  1802:  J.P.,  «. 
Fannie-raidt^,  dan.  of  Monsr.  8iinon<Jaqiiea 
of  Lnodon,  and  has  issue, 

1  WiUiam-Crosbie,  b.  12  March.  18U. 

2  James-Henry,  b.  24  Feb.  183C. 

8  Cavendish-Gore.  6.  21  Aug.  18S8. 
1  Dorothea-Eugenia. 

^riN»— Or.  on  a  chief,  indented,  sa.,  three  crescents,  axg. 
Cre§t—A  dexter  hand,  couped  at  the  wxist^  and  erect,  ppr., 
above  which  a  crescent,  reversed,  arg. 
Afotfo    Semper  idem. 
AecU— Kyle,  on  the  river  Slaney. 


HARVEY  OF  ICKWELL  BURY. 

Harvet,  Jomr,  Esq.  of  Ickwell  Bury,  co.  Bedford, 
and  of  Finningley  P^k,  oo.  York,  J.P.  aodD.L., 
high-sheriff  c^  Beds.  1839,  6.  14  Nor.  1S15;  «.  his 
father,  20  June,  1819 ;  m.  in  1842,  AnmeJane,  dan. 
of  Henry  Tennant,  Esq.  of  Gadoxton  Lodge,  near 
Neath,  co.  GUmoiigiui,  ajMl  has  bsmxe, 

JoHH-SmioirD-AunLXT,  b.  1850. 

Beatrice-Susan-Audley. 

S'tntafit. — ^BoBBBT  HAnTKT,  Esq.,  dfnwided  fitan  a 
common  ancestor  with  the  noble  fiunily  of  Bristol,  at.  about 
the  year  1637,  Sarah,  sister  of  Hugh  Aodley,  Eaq.  of  the 
Inner  Temple,  and  of  Cole  Park,  in  the  pariah  of  Matraes- 
bury,  CO.  WQts,  and  had  a  son  and  heir,  Brntxar  Habtst, 
Esq..  D.C.L.,  v^o  d.  in  1712,  leaving  three  sons*  i.  Johs; 
II.  Hugh,  of  C(Je  Park.  Wilts,  whose  male  repreeentative  is 
Altbed- Augustus  Harvey,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  the  Lodges 
Bathamptoo,  near  Bath,  grandson  and  heir  of  Ao£cy 
Harvey,  Esq.  of  Cole  Ftok ;  and  m.  Bobert,  wlioee  eon, 
Bobert  Har^,  Baq.  of  Stockton,  Wilta,  sk  MaktThcmst. 
Theddeet  eon, 

JoHH  Hartxt,  Esq..  became  posseased  of  the  HSJalui  of 
Ickwell  Bury,  eo.  Bedford,  and  Finningley  Pkrk,  eot  Teck. 
He  St.  Mary  Yassalf ,  widow,  and  had  iasoe. 

Jomr.  b.  in  IMT.  Bobert 

Edmond. 


The  eldest  s(m, 

JoHH  Habtxt,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  lekwefl  Bmy,  ^  in  liTT, 
m.  Sarah  Gore,  widow,  dau.  and  co^ieir  of  Sr  John  Bofain- 
80O,  Bart,  of  Farming  Woods,  co.  Northampton,  and  had 
issoe.    The  only  son  to  kave  issoe, 

Jamu  Habtst,  Esq.,  SK.  KKMhfith  Ftiizia,  osi  ^k1  t«<e 


L  Jomr.  his  heir. 

n.  Edmond,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  ] 

Marr,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  the  Bev.  Q«atge  ' 

Wiloan,  Herts,  and  had  issoe. 
1  John,  who  «L  his  fiftther  as  rector  of  Fiiminc^.    Haas 


2  Wimam.  d,  iomi.  

S  Bdimwri,  rector,  tiat,  of  WUBsn.  Herts, 

wardsofStapiefovd,  InthessBieeoc  Hen. 

dau.  of  TboouM.  brother  of  John  6i 

erby  in  Yorkshire,  and  left  ian 

George,  and  three  daoa. 
4  James,  in  holy  orders,  who  «.  Oitharine. 

Bev.  Henry  Venn,  rector  of  TeUms;  in  £ 

sfaire,  and  had  one  son,  Edmond.  asJ  Cbar  tiaua. 
1  Eliaibcth.  at.  to  Gerrss  Woodhooasw  Eisq.  oi 

Honse,  in  Lincofaidairs,  and  had  a  son,  tha  Bsr. 

Henry  WoodhooseL 

The  elder  son, 
Jon  Haxtst,  ^^  if  liMI 

Jigitized  by  V^OOQl 


H  AB 


H  AB 


BedfonUhira  in  1781,  m.  Ssnh  SUcook,  and  had  (with  a 
dau.,  Sarah,  in.  to  WUliam  Aatell,  Esq.  of  Byerton  Houaa, 
00.  Beda)  an  only  son  and  heir, 

John  HAmvKT,  Esq.,  of  lokwell  Boxy  and  IJnningley, 
who  m.  Susannah,  youngest  dau.  of  John  Qibbard,  Esq.  of 
Sharnbrook,  in  Bedfordshire,  and  had  issue,  John,  his  heir; 
Susan,  deceased ;  Sarah ;  Maxy ;  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas 
Kington  Bayly,  Esq.  of  Abbots  Leigh,  oo.  Somerset  Mr. 
Harvey  was  a  deputy-lieut.  for  Bedfordshire,  and  served  as 
its  high-sheriff  in  1795.  At  the  period  of  the  French  Revo- 
lution he  raised  and  supported,  chiefly  at  his  own  expense, 
m  troop  of  volimteers,  called  the  Dismoimted  Bedfordshire 
Hone  Artillery.  He  d.  20  June.  1810,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son,  the  present  John  Habvst,  Esq.  of  Ickwell  Buxy  and 
Finningley. 

Armt  Or,  on  a  chav.,  gu.,  between  three  leopards'  heads, 
of  the  first,  three  trefoils,  ppr. 

Crete— A  leopard,  passant,  bezant^  gorged  with  a  ducal 
ooronet,  and  chained,  or,  holding  in  his  dexter  paw  a  trefoil, 
BliDped,  ppr. 

jtfoMo— Recto  &dendo  neminem  timeas. 

84at»  Ickwell  Bury,  Bedfordshire,  and  Finninglsgr  Park, 
Torkshire. 


HARVEY  OF  CASTLESEMPLE. 

Habyet,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Castlesemple,  co.  Renfrew, 
Moosewald,  co.  Dumfries,  and  the  Upper  and  Lower 
Conference  Estatee  in  the  Island  of  Grenada,  lieut.- 
col.  (h.  p.)  of  the  92nd  regt.,  K.H.,  J.P.  and  D.L.  ; 
m.  1816,  Margaret,  dau.  and  heii'ess  of  the  Hon. 
John  Harvey,  of  the  bland  of  Grenada,  and  Castle- 
semple,  in  Scotland,  and  on  the  death  of  Mr.  Harvey, 
in  1820,  assumed  the  name  of  Habvkt,  in  lieu  of 
hiB  patronymic,  Leb.    They  had  issue, 

L  Jobn-Ras  Ld.  n.  James-Ootavius  Lee. 

ni.  Henry  Lee. 

1.  Oatherine  Lee.  n.  Margaret  Lee. 

%.{tlt8Sf . — ^WnuAM  Lsi,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  a 
deaoendant  of  the  distinguished  funily  of  Lee  of  Ditohley, 
eo.  Oxford,  which  was  raised  to  tiie  rank  of  baronet  in  1611, 
and  ennobled,  in  1974,  by  the  title  of  earl  of  Lichfield,  m, 
Sliaabeth  Widdrington,  and  had 

Thomas  Lbb,  Esq.,  his  son  and  heir,  who  m.  Ist,  Stisannah, 
dau.  of  Michael  Lewis,  of  Tullagorey,  oo.  Kildare,  Esq.,  and 
Sndly,  Catharine,  dau.  of  Andrew  Hamilton,  of  Ballymo- 
donell,  CO  Donegal,  Esq.,  of  vrtiich  last-mentioned  marriage 
the  eldest  son,  Jamsb  Lib,  afterwards  Harvxt,  was  of 
Gastle  Temple. 

Arvu  4if  (Atf/amiZy  <i^LE><-Sa.,  a  fesse,  erminois,  two  cres- 
cents in  chief,  arg.,  and  a  crescent>  in  base,  of  the  last. 

CreM — ^A  crescent,  erminois. 

Afotto— Fides  non  timet. 

Amit  €ff  Habvst— Ou.,  on  a  bend,  erminois,  three  trefoils, 
slipped,  vert,  on  a  chief;  aiig.,  a  buck's  head,  caboahed,  az., 
between  two  muUets,  of  the  first,  and  in  the  sinister  chief 
point  of  the  field,  a  cross-paife,  of  the  fourth. 

Crett — Out  of  a  crescent,  or,  charged  with  a  buck's  head, 
as  in  the  arms,  a  cubit  arm  ppr.,  the  hand  grasping  a  trefoil, 
aliroed,  erect,  vert,  the  arm  charged  with  an  ermine  spot, 

ifo«o— Omnia  bene. 

Sfoe— Castlesemple,  BeDl^rewshlre. 


HARVEY  OF  CARNOUSIE. 

Harvet,  Wiluam-Jakes,  Esq.  of  Camousie,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  co.  Banff,  b.  18  Nov.  1799;  m,  7  April, 
1835,  Isabel,  dau.  of  Charles  Barclay,  Esq.,  by 
Elizabeth  Williamson  his  wife,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHH,  6.  6  Jan.  1841. 

n.  William-James,  b.  6  Dec.  1845. 

m.  James-Chailes,  6.  12  Aug.  1848. 

IV.  Isaac-Alexander,  b.  8  June,  1850. 

V.  Oeorge-Samuel-Abereromby,  b.  SI  Oct.  1854. 
I.  Bliaabeth- A  lexandrina. 

n.  Antonia-Mary. 
in.  Maiy-Edith-Jane. 
rv.  Isabella-Constanoe. 

Mr.  Harvey,  of  Canousie,  and  his  sister,  Anne-Mary 
m.  30  Sept.  1828,  to  the  Rev.  John-P.  Hetherington, 
are  the  children  of  the  late  John  Harvey,  E^.  and 
Jauet  MacAndrew  his  wife. 

fiMtf— Casnouale  House,  BanflUdre. 
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HARVEY  OF  MALIN  HALL. 

Habyet  John,  Esq.  of  Malin  Hall,  co.  Donegal, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1836,  b.  24  Jan.  1802; 
m.  19  April,  1831,  Emily,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Oeorge 
Miller,  D.D.,  of  Aimagh,  and  by  her  (who  d,  22  June, 
1889)  has  issue, 

I.  BoBERT,  5.  80  June,  1883. 

n.  George-Miller,  6.  14  Aug.  1888. 

Eine ase.— This  fiunlly  is  de«^ded  from  the  Harveys 
of  Essex,  and  its  present  representative,  John  Hanrey,  Esq. 
of  MaUn  Hall,  has  still  in  his  possession  the  confirmation  of 
arms  given  by  William  Dethicke,  garter,  and  William  Gam- 
den,  darenoeox,  to  his  anoertor,  George  Harvey,  of  Maiden, 
in  Essex,  youxigest  of  the  four  sons  of  Roger  Harvey, 
"whose  father,  for  ^proved  services  to  her  late  most 
excellent  princess,  Elisabeth,  Queen  of  Bnglande,  of  fiunous 
memorie,  was  advanced  and  rewarded  with  landes  and 
tenementes  in  those  parts  of  Essex  where  th^  have  con- 
tinued by  manie  desoentes."  And  the  confirmation  of  arms 
Airther  narrates  that  "  the  saide  George  Harvey  had  been, 
by  the  king's  Mghnesse,  made  a  ci^ytaine  in  the  troope  now 
raising  for  the  good  service  of  his  hij^messe  in  the  kingd<»ne 
of  Irelande." 

Rev.  Johx  Habvct,  of  Malin  Hall,  the  lineal  descendant 
of  Capt.  Geoxge  Harvey,  b.  37  Dec.  174S,  m.  10  Oct  1766, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Young,  Esq.  of  Culdaff  House, 
CO.  Donegal,  and  by  her  (who  d.  S9  June,  1811)  left  at  his 
decease,  12  May,  1794,  a  son, 

RoBEBT  Habvbt,  Esq.  of  MsUu  Hall,  b.  21  Aug.  1770, 
m.  14  April,  1801,  Barbara-Frances,  dau.  of  Robert  Gage, 
Esq.  of  RatMin  Island,  oo.  Antrim,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

JoHK.  now  of  Malin  HalL  Robert,  m.  Anne  Smith. 

Oeorge.  m.  Jane  Richardson. 
Gardiner,  m.  Rosetta  Gage. 
Maro.  Marianne^  m*  Rev.  Chailes  Miller. 

Barbara.         Susan. 

Catharine,  m.  James  Alexand^,  Esq.,  B.C.S. 
The  Rev.  John  Harvey,  d.  1  Dec  1890. 

^nm— Gu.  a  bend  dexter  azg.  charged  with  three  trefoils^ 
vert. 
Cre$t~~A  lion  ppr.  holding  in  his  dexter  paw  a  tref<Ml,  vert. 
iSeoe— Malin  UiUl,  CO.  Donegal 


HARVEY  OP  THORPE. 

Harvet,  Sib  Robbbt-John,  Kni,  C.B.,  K.T.S., 
K.C.B. A.  of  Mousehold  House,  co.  Norfolk,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  Ueut.-general  in  the  army,  b.  21  Feb.  1785 ;  m. 
June,  1816,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Robert  Harvey,  Esq. 
of  Watton,  and  has  issue, 
I.  BoBBBT-JoHX,  b.  16  April,  1817,  m.  Aug.  1845.  Lady 
Henrietta-Augusta  Lambart,  granddau.  of  Richard,  7th 
Earl  of  Cavan,  and  has  three  sons  and  two  daus. 
n.  John.  6.  2  April,  1822. 

m.  Edward-Kerrison,  b.  21  Dec.  1826,  m.  1856,  Emma- 
Susanna,  dan.  of  the  late  Rev.  Clement  Clievallier, 
rector  of  Badingham  and  Cransford,  SufibDc 

I.  Julia,  m.  14  Nov.  1887,  to  M^Jor  Samuel  Ives  Sutton, 
eldest  son  of  the  late  Rear-Admiral  Sutton. 

II.  Charlotte-Emma,  m.  18  Sept.  1838,  to  the  Rev.  Henry 
Churchman  Long,  rector  of  Newton  and  Swainsthorpe, 
2nd  son  of  the  Rev.  Robert  Churchman  Long,  of 
Dunston  Hall,  co.  Norfolk. 

m.  ICaria-Frances,  d.  1845. 

Sir  Robert  Harvey,  a  distinguished  soldier,  was 
pi^esent  at  the  battles  of  Oporto,  Busa9o,  Salamanca, 
Vittoria,  Nive,  Nivelle,  Orthes  and  Toulouse,  and  at 
the  sieges  of  Cuidad  Rodrigo,  Badajos,  Burgos,  and 
St.  Sebastian. 

S^CtuaHe.— JoHH  Harvet,  Esq.  of  Beacham  Well,  in 
Norfolk,  inherited  a  considerable  estate  in  that  parish,  and 
was  buried  there  in  1569.  This  estate  passed  in  direct  de- 
scent trom  father  to  son,  to  his  great*grandaoo, 

Robert  Hasvrt,  Esq.  of  Beacham  Well,  who  d.  in 
1678,  leaving  (with  a  younger  child,  William,  ancestor  of 
Thomas  Harvxt,  Es<i.  of  Northwold)  a  son  and  heir, 

Robert  Harvbv,  Esq.  of  Beacham  Well,  who  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1605,  two  sons,  vis., 

Robert,  great-grandfather  of  Robert  Harvet,  Esq.  of 
Watton,  whose  dau.,  Charlotte-Mart,  m.  her  oousin« 
Sir  Robert-Jobm  Harvet,  C.B. 

JoHK 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


HAS 

Jonr  Hastbt.  liq.,  ■&  moinmA  nMvdMatof  Horwldi, 
WM  twice  msyor  of  Uuit  dtj.  He  a».  1^  Aim,  dao.  of 
Wmiam  Stnhem.  Waq.,  and  had  a  eon,  Bobxkt.  hia  beir. 
He  a».  a  ted  time,*  and  had  Atrther  laaoe.  Mr.  Barwtj,  d. 
in  1742,  and  waa  i.  bj  hia  eldeat  eon, 

Bonxr  HAnrrr,  Baq.,  major  of  Norwich,  who  m. 
Lydia,  dau.  of  John  Blade,  Eeq.  and  dying  in  1778,  was 
$.  by  Uaeoo, 

BoBSBT  Habtkt,  Eeq.,  twice  mayor  of  Norwidi,  who  m, 
Judith,  dao.  of  Capt  Onley.  RN.,  and  dater  of  the  Her. 
Cbarlea  Onlay,  of  8Ueted  Hall,  in  Eaaez,  and  had  iaaoe, 

BoHBT,  hia  heir.  Jonr,  aocoaaeor  to  liia  brother. 

Charlea,  who  took  the  mmaroe  and  anna  of  6ATILI/-OVUET. 

Bamh. 
Mr.  Harr^  d.  in  1816,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  eldeat  eon, 

BoBSBT  Habtst,  Keq.  of  Oatton,  mayor  of  Norwidi, 
lieiit.-eoL  of  the  Etet  Norfolk  militia,  and  anbaeqaeDtly 
Colonel-Oommandant  of  the  Norwich  regiment  of  rolon- 
teen,  m.  Ann,  dan.  of  Jeremiah  Irea,  Eeq.,  vaxfot  of 
Norwich,  tmt  dying  t.  j>.  in  1820,  he  was  i.  by  hia 
brother, 

JoHV  Haktst.  Beq.  of  TiKwpe  Lodge,  6.  17  May,  1756, 
lieut.-Oolond  Commandant  of  the  8rd  Norfolk  cavalry 
▼olmiteers,  and  higfa-eberiff  for  the  po.  in  1826,  who  w. 
in  Deo.  1788,  Franeea,  dan.  of  Sir  Boger  Keciiaon,  and 


BoBBBT-Jonr  (Sir),  now  of  Mooaehold  Honee. 

Oeoigo.  of  Thorpe  Grore.  Norfolk,  h.  in  1793,  m.  Marian  nil. 

only  child  of  Dr.  Beevor.  D.D..  and  niece  of  the  late  Sir 

Thomaa  Beeror.  Bart.,  and  had  iaeue.    Mr.  Hanrey  waa 

drowned  while  bathing.  4  Oct.  1831. 
Boger-Kerriaon.  who  m.  EUa,  dan.  of  Sir  Edmund  Lacon, 

Bart.,  and  had  iaeoe. 
Fanny, «.  to  the  Bar.  Edward  Bellman. 
Emma.  m.  to  Richard  Day  Squire.  Esq. 
Marianne,  m.  to  the  Rot.  Charles  Day. 
Caroline,  m.  10  April,  1818,  to  her  cooain,  Onley  SaTlIl- 

Onley,  Esq. 

Harriott,  «i.  to  Owt  BliUaton. 
Boea.  m.  to  John  Rankin^,  Eeq. 
AoKuata.  m.  to  Harry  Goring,  Esq.,  eldeet  eon  of  Sir 

CEariea  Goring,  Bart. 
Charlotte,  m.  9  Aug.  1888,  to  B.  Blake,  Baq.  of  Swafield. 

OoL  Harvey  tf.  9  Feb.  1843. 

ifrm*~Erminois.  on  a  chief,  indented,  gu..  three  crmoents, 
aig  The  augmentation  to  Snt  Robebt  Habvbt  is.  in  lieu  of 
the  crescent  Tu  the  centre  in  chief,  the  representation  of  the 
gold  medal  presented  to  him  by  command  of  H.R.H.  the 
Prince  R^^t,  for  his  senrices  at  the  battle  of  OrtheiL  pen- 
dent from  a  riband,  gu.,  fimbriated,  azure,  beneath  it  the 
word  "  Orthea,"  and  a  canton,  erm..  duuved  with  a  repre- 
aentation  of  the  inaignia  of  a  knight  of  the  Royal  Portuguese 
order  of  the  Tower  and  Sword,  pendant  ftx>m  a  riband.  To 
the  creat  of  Harvbt,  the  augmentation  of  a  mural  crown,  or, 
out  of  which  the  arm  Is  Imuant. 

CVeit— Over  a  dexter  cubit  arm,  erect,  ppr.,  a  creaoent,  arg., 
between  two  branches  of  laurel,  olao  ppr. 

ifofto— Alteri  ai  tibi. 

A«U— Monaehold  House,  Norwich. 


HASELL  OF  DALEMAIN. 
Hasell,    EdwarivWilliams,    E»q.  of  Dalemain, 

00.  Cumberland,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  chairman  of  quarter 
scRHions  for  Cumberland  and  Westmorland,  lieut.- 

001.  commandant  of  tbe  Westmorland  and  Cumber- 
land yeomanry  cavaliy,  and  bigb-sberi£f  for  the 
latter  county  in  1880,  h.  10  July,  1796 ;  m.  12  July, 
1826,  Dorothea,  youngest  dau.  of  Edward  King, 
Esq.  of  Hungrill,  co.  York,  and  bas  issue  surviving, 

I.  Williams,  h.  4  March,  1888. 

II.  John-Edward,  6.  19  Sept.  1889. 

III.  George-Edmund,  b.  28  Sept.  1817. 

I.  Dorothea.        ii.  EUaabeth-JuUa.        in.  Alioe-Jane. 

IV.  Mary,  m.  to  William  Parker,  Esq. 

V.  Henrietta-Maria.  vi.  Franoea-Anne. 

lUneafff .— The  Haaells  were  first  settled  in  Cambridge- 
shire, where  aeveral  buriala  of  members  of  the  flunily  occur, 
in  the  regiater  of  Bottiaham  ohuroh,  in  that  county ;  as, 
Joha  HaaeU,  1672 ;  Agnes,  his  widow,  23  Oct.  1876,  Ac. 

Sm  Edward  Hasell,  knighted  by  King  Wiluam  III., 


*  From  the  eeoond  marriage  lineally  descended, 
Hkhrt  HARvrr,  Esq.  of  the  oo.  Suflblk,  and 
GaoBoi  Habvev,  Esq.  fhis  younger  brother)  of  Catton, 
near  Norwich,  late  a  capt.  in  the  18tn  hussars,  who  m.  Lady 
Honora-Eliaabeth-Heater  Liamb^  dau.  of  the  Eari  of  Cavan. 
580 


HAS 

waa  the  fint  of  tlte  fisnOy  who  aettled  in  COBbednd, 
Dalemain  being  punliaaed  by  him  from  tbe  co-faairesBSS 
of  the  ancfettt  temOy  of  De  Layton.  in  1088.  Bkx  Edward, 
who  WW  6.  S7  Not.  IMi  (the  eon  cT  the  Ber.  Edrad 
Haaell,  leeior  of  Middleteo  Cheney,  eo.  Northampton,  bj 
Martha,  hfti  wife,  dan.  of  Dr.  Hcmy  Sndih.  Mwter  cT  Ssiat 
Mary  MsgdaWi.  CambridgeX  waaeiectad.  in  1701,  M.F.  for 
the  county  of  Cumberland.  He  «».  1st  Jaiw,  ddeat  dan.  of 
Sir  Tfanothy  FethentoBhangh,  Knt.  (w1k>  rf.  oo  the  acaflbld, 
tor  hia  loyalty  to  King  Cbaklbb  I.X  and  widow  of  Bernard 
Kirklmde.  Thia  lady  dying  «.  p.  in  18^5,  be  ak  *ndly 
94  Nov.  1898.  Dorothy,  dan.  of  WIDiam  WHbama,  Eoq.  of 
Johnby  Hall,  and  by  her  left  at  Ua  deoeaee,  IS  Sept.  1707. 
a  eon  and  aneoeasor, 

Edwabd  HAaiEi.f.,  Bh|.  cf  DaWnain,  8.  in  17D6,  whe 
m.  Julia,  Snd  dan.  of  Sir  Cfanstophar  Moagrsre,  Bart 
of  Kdenhall,  Gamberlaiid,  and  had  iaaoa.    Tbe  8rd  aoa, 

Chrutophxb  HAgvT.f.,  Eeq.,  m.  Miaa  GcMie,  and  liad 
(with  two  dana.,  Julia,  who  d.  wun. ;  and  Eliaa»  ak  to  her 
cousin,  Bidiard  Houghton.  Eaq.)  a  eon, 

Edwabd  Haap.i.>  Esq.  of  Dalemain,  h.  in  1766,  who 
m.  let.  in  179S.  Bliaabeth,  dan.  of  WOham  Caraa,  B«i.  of 
Kirlcby  Lonadale,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1810)  hadi 

Edwabd-Wiluajo.  now  of  Dalemain. 


Christopher,  6.  in  1814,  capt.  in  the  Bengal  army. 


at  Oaiio. 


WHliam-Lowther,  eapt  In  the  Bengal  army, 

June.  1849. 
Marianne,  w.  to  the  Ber.  Sb-  J.-C.  Mungcav^  Bavt.  sf 

Bdenhall,  irtio  d.  m  1886. 
Julia.  Jane. 

Maria.  a».  to  George  Graham,  Eaa.,  soil  of  the  lato  Sir 

Jamea  Graham,  Batl,  and  d.  March.  1865. 

Mr.  HaseU  ak  Sndly,  in  1812,  Jane.  dau.  of  tha  Ber.  E. 
Whitehead,  of  Ormaide  Lodge,  which  lady  d.  in  Nov.  1818. 
Mr.  HaaeU  himaelf  d.  at  Dalemain,  94  Deo.  1825. 

Armi  Or,  on  a  fasse^  ax.,  between  three  haael-nnta,  ppr., 
as  many  crescents,  aig. 

CretH^K  squirrel,  axg:,  feeding  on  a  haaal-nut^  pfir.,  en- 
circled with  nazel-branchea. 

Seal — Dalemain,  co.  Cumberiand. 


HASLER  OF  ALDINGBOURNE. 

Haslbr,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Aldingboume  an) 
Barkfold,  co.  Suwex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  2  Dec  1795; 
m.  27  April,  1830,  Julia,  dau.  of  tbe  late  Hon. 
William  Wyndbam,  and  has  bad  issue, 

I.  William-Wthdbam,  h.  18  May.  1888. 

u.  John-Vaugfaan.  who  d.  In  Dec  1887. 

UL  Bichard-Charlea,  lieut  RN.,  d,  6  June,  1858L 

IV.  Heniy-Gratwicke,  6.  14  Feb.  1841. 

I.  Fanny-Geoigina-Jane,  m  12  April,  1858,  to  Alexander 
Mitchell,  Esq.  of  Stowe  N.B..  late  capt.  gren.-gda. 

Mr.  Easier,  the  representative  of  a  fiunily  which  bas 
been  settled  in  Sussex,  for  many  generations,  is  only 
surviving  son  of  tbe  Lite  Richard  Hasler,  Esq.,  bigh- 
sheriff  of  Sussex  in  1821  (who  d,  Sept.  1886),  by 
Martha  bis  wife,  only  child  of  Thomas  Newland, 
Esq.  of  blindon,  nnd  grandson  of  Richard  Haj^ler, 
Esq.,  by  Jane  Batcock  his  wife.  Mr.  Haaler  has 
one  surviving  sister,  Emma. 

^rnu— Per  chev.,  gu.  and  sa.,  three  liona,  runpant.  aig., 
each  chaiged  on  the  shoulder  with  a  croespatte.  as. 

CVeiC — ^A  sqiiirrel,  s^ant,  cracking  a  nut,  ppr.,  collared, 
gemel.  as.,  between  two  branches  of  palm. 

if  oMo— Qui  nudeum  vult.  nuoem  frangat. 

SmU*— Aldingboume^  Chichester ;  and  Baricfold,  Petwcrth. 


HASSARD  OF  GARDENHILL. 

Hassaro,  Albxander-Jason,  Eaq.  of  Oardenhill, 
CO.  Fermanagh,  6.  1  Sept.  1837,  «.  his  uncle,  William 
Hassard,  Esq.,  15  Nov.  1847. 

HitttASt. — ^The  family  of  Haasard  is  of  Norman  ex- 
tTMtion,  and  of  considerable  antiquity.  The  orthography 
waa  originally  "  Haasart  **  The  long  extinct  title  of  Duke 
de  Charant^  waa  in  thia  fiunily.  Two  membera  thereof 
visited  the  Holy  Land  as  Crusaders.  Soon  after  the  Coo- 
queet  a  branch  became  aeated  in  Glouoeeterahire,  and  after- 
wards removed  to  Dorsetshire.  The  first  Engli&h  anoeetor 
troTCk  whom  an  unbroken  succeeaion  can  be  traoed  was. 

JoHH  Hassabt  or  HASSAaD,  A.D.  1460,  lord  of  the  manor 
of  Beaton.  7  milea  Arom  Lyme.    He  left  iaaue, 

JoHH  Hassard,  of  whom  hereafter. 

Gilbert,  rector  of  Trusham,  oo.  Devon,  81  July,  IMl. 


Jigitized  by  V3OOQI., 


H  A6 

The  elder  SOB, 

John  Hamaip,  6. 14M^  mtyor  of  Ijmo  In  1560  and  1567, 
left  issue, 

John,  of  whom  hereafter. 

Robert,  eeverel  times  mayor  of  I^me  and  M.P.  for  the 
borough  in  1589  aad  16M. 

Anne,  m.  to  Bobectk  trd  son  of  John  Yonge. 

Ihe  elder  son, 

John  Hahbard,  h,  1581,  mayor  of  Lyme  in  1507,  157S, 
1578,  158S,  1588, 1594, 1801,  and  1800,  altogether  seven  times, 
was  returned  M.P.  for  the  Borough  in  1585,  1586,  and 
1008.  The  gallery  at  the  West  end  of  the  nave  of  the  diurch 
of  I^yme  Regis,  bears  the  following  inscription  on  its  front, 
in  capital  letters  :— 

"John  Hassard  built  this  to  theglorie  of  Almightie  Ood, 
In  the  ei^tieth  year  of  his  age.  Anno  Domini  1611.** 

And  on  the  South  side  appears  ^— 

"John  Hassard,    seven   times  maior,    deoeaaed  the 
seventh  day  of  November,  Anno  Domini  1012.** 

He  left  issue, 
RoBBBT,  of  whom  hereafter. 
John,  vicar  of  Awlisoombe^  eo.  Devon. 
Mary,  m.  Roger  Hill,  of  Tounsford,  ca  Somerset,  Bsq. 
Alice,  m.  Alexander  Hill,  Esq.,  second  brother  of  Roger. 

The  elder  son, 

BoBBST  Hassabd,  ILP.,  6.  1583,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Peter  Clarke,  Esq.  of  Suffolk,  aud  left  issue, 
John,   ancestor  of  the  Hassabd-Shobts,   of  BdUx^fton 
Orove,  CO.  linooln.    Thay  assumed  the  name  and  anna 
of  Short  in  1794. 
Jason,  of  whom  we  treat. 
Obob(»,  ancestor  of  the  Harwawds,   f^f  Skea,   oo.  Per- 


Jason  and  Geoige  Hassard,  accompanied  by  some  of  the 
Caldwells,  went  over  to  Ireland  in  the  reign  of  Charles  II., 
after  having  previously  raised  troops  in  the  South  of 
England.  They  assumed  the  2nd  motto  of  "Fortuna  viam 
ducit,"  on  landing.  They  had  eventually  laxge  tracts  of 
land  granted  them  in  Fermanagh,  and  other  adjoining 
oountiea.  The  Hassards  were  distinguished  at  the  sieges  of 
KnnlsklHen  and  Ltmdondeny. 

Jason  Hassabd,  of  Gardenhlll  and  Toam,  b.  1617,  was 
mayor  and  M.P.  for  liyme,  before  he  dejMurted  for 
Ireland.    His  will  bears  date  21  Oct.  1600.    He  left  issue, 

Richard,  his  heir. 

John,  the  supposed  ancestor  of  the  fSunHy  of  the  late 
ILajob-Obnsbai.  Hassabd,  of  the  Royal  Engineen. 

The  eldest  son, 

RiGHABD  HASSiiBD,  Bsq.  of  Oardcnhill  and  Team,  b.  1671, 
m,  1706,  Mary,  dan.  of  John  Bnery,  Bsq.  of  Ballyoonnel, 
oo.  Cavan,  and  left  a  son  and  successor, 

RiOKABD  Hassabd,  Eaq.  of  Oardenhill  and  Team,  6.  1709. 
He  la.  1788,  Jane,  dan.  of  James  Little,  Esq.  of  the  oo. 
Fermanagh,  and  left  issuer 
Jason,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Tbam,  ancestor  of  the  HASSABDe;  of  Watirf<oird. 
WiUlam. 

Catharine,  m.  in  1771,  Alexander  Toong,  Esq.  ($e«  Touvo 
ofCooUctirmgK  co.  Deny). 

Anne,  m.  Thomas  Stewart,  Esq.,  ILD.  of  iBnwiairtiUn  and 
was  mother  of  the  late  LixuT.  -uxnkbal  Thomas  Szbwabt, 
of  the  Madras  army. 

Frances,  in.  Beresford  Burston,  Esq.,  K.C.  of  the  Irish 
Bar. 

The  eldest  son, 

Jason  Hassard,  Esq.  6t  Oardenhill,  b.  1784;  m,  1777, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Alexander  Montgomery,  Esq.  of  Clontarf, 
eo.  Dublin,  and  d.  about  1812,  leaving  ierae, 
I.  RioHABD,  of  Gardenhin,  6. 1778^  o^  74th  Highlanders; 
d.  WKm. 

n.  Jason,  of  GardenhiU,  b.  1780,  d.  wnm. 
la.  WiLLKAiL  of  GardenhUl,  6  1781,  for  many  years  trea- 
surer for  the  county  Fermanagh.  a^sasHinated  in  the 
avenue  of  Oardenhill,  18th  November,  1847,  wmh. 
IT.  Albxandbb,  captain  6th  Inniskilling  dragoons,  m.  in 
1886,  Elisabeth  Bolton,  daughter  of  the  late  Jason  Has- 
sard, cH>t  74th  Highlanders,  and  tf.  Sept.  1845,  leaving 
Issue, 

1  Albxandbb  Jabon,  the  present  representative. 
S  Francis-William,  b.  184L 

1  Anne-Franoes-Deey,  deceased. 

2  Elizabeth-Sophie  Marshall.  3  AxabelU-Jaae. 
T.  John,  of  Bawnboy  House,  eo.  Oavan.  higfa-sherilT  for 

00.  Cavan,  in  1824,  ta.  1818,  Charlotte,  youngest  dau.  of 
the  late  Robert  Deey,  Esq.  of  Ravensdale,  near  Maynooth, 
and  Merrion  Square,   Dublin,  aud  was  kUled  fTorn  his 
horse  iu  1830,  leaving  issue, 
1  Jabon,  deceased.  2  Richard,  6. 1820i. 

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H  A  B 

5  Bobert-DecT^  ».  1822^  fnd  Bombay  Bonpaan  Ught 
Infkntry. 

4  Francis,  deceased.  6  William,  b.  1826. 

6  John,  b.  1880. 

1  Marianne.  2  BUza. 

Tx.  Francis,  of  Rockwood.  co.  Cavan. 

L  Mary,  m.  1810,  the  Rev.  Henry  Cottingham,  of  Holy- 
well, CO.  Cavan. 

n.  Anne-Franoes.  01.  1818;  William  Deey,  Bsq.  of  St. 
Mark%  oa  Dubhn. 

jlrm*— Ou.,  two  bar%  arg.,  on  a  chief,  or,  three  eaoaUops 
of  the  first. 

C^vl^— An  escallop,  or. 

J/o<to<»— "  Vive  en  espoir,"  above  the  orest,  and  "Fortuna 
viam  dudt,"  beneath  the  ahield. 

Afldt— Oardenhill,  ooonty  Fennanagh. 


HASSABD  OF  WATERFORD. 

Hassard,  Miohabl-Dohbtn,  Esq.  of  Waterford  • 
h,  1817;  m.  in  1846,  Anne,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir 
FranoisJohn  Haaaard,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Anna-Maria.  n.  Jane. 

S.Cneaffe.— This  fUmfly  is  a  branch  of  the  Haasarda  of 
Oardenhill,  00.  Fermanagh. 

John  Hassabd,  b.  1786,.  2nd  son  of  Richard  Hassard, 

Esq.  of  Oardenhm  and  Toam,  m.  1st,  1767,  Bliaabeth,  dau. 

of  Cornelius  B<dton,  Bsq.  of  Ballycaavan,  00.  Waterford, 

and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1770,  had  issue^ 

I.  RiCHABD,  b.  1768,  Heut.  in  the  Royal  Irish  artillery  and 

afterwards  capt.   in   the  Waterford  militia,   «a.    1812, 

Frances-MaigTuette,  dau.  of  Michael  Dobbyn,  Esq.  of  the 

eity  of  WateiTord,  and  left  issuer 

1  Richard-Henry,  d.  «Mm. 

2  MicHABL  DoBBTN,  the  pressnt  representative. 
I.  Jane.  u.  Elisabeth,  d.  won. 

He  m.  2ndly,  1778,  Samuella,  dau.  and  oo-hebr  of  Samuel 
Barker,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Waterford,  and  by  her  he  had 
issue, 
I.  F&ANCia^OHN  (Sir),  6. 1780,  recorder  of  the  city  of  Water- 
ford, kuighted  in  1810.    He  m.  1816,  Anne^  dau.  of  Charles 
Hudson,  Esq.  of  Stackenny,  co.  Kildare,  and  widow  of 
the  late  James  Johnston,  Esq.  of  Canickbreda,  00.  Ar- 
magh, and  d.  in  1822,  leaving  issue^ 

1  Fbanois-Chablbs,  b.  1817,  m.  1846^  Maigarette- 
Franoes,  doo.  of  Richard  Hudson,  Esq.  of  j^ringfium, 
00.  Wieklow,  and  d.  in  ltf60,  leaving  issue^ 

Frands-John,  b,  1847. 
Charles-Alexander^oeeph,  b.  1861. 

2  Richard-John,  of  BelflekL  00.  Wioklow,  6. 1820^  m.  in 
1840,  Chariotte- Augusta,  dau.  of  Charles  Quintin  Dick, 
Ci^>t.  80th  regiment,  and  hadnssue, 

Frands-John.  6. 1841.  WiUiam-Charies,  b.  1848. 

Charlea-Quintin,  6.  1846. 
Blisabeth-Rose.  Anno-Marpjarst. 

Chariotte-Augosta.        Maiia-Louisa. 
1  Anne^  m.  in  1846,  Michael-Dobbyn  Hassard,  Bsq. 
n.  John,  cwt  74th  Hic^ilanders,  b.  1782,  d.  mum.  1826. 
Di.  Jason,  also  capt.  74th  Hi^^lilanders,  b.  1786,  m.  Blisa, 
daughter  of  Hugh  Marshall,  Esq.  of  Waterford,  d.  in  1842, 
leaving  issue, 

1  John-William,  b.  1821 

2  Jason,  6.  1826,  mijor  67th  regt 
S^enry-Bolton,  b.  1828^  asst-suxgeon  0esfi9  Moontad 


4  William,  00th  regt,  6. 1880. 
6  Francis,  6th  regt.,  b,  1884. 

1  flamnella,  st.  John  Robinson,  Esq.,  M.D. 

2  Elizabeth-Bolton,  m.  Alexander  Hassard;  evgt.  6th 
Inniskilling  dragoons. 

IT.  WiUiam-Henry,  6. 1700,  reoorder  of  the  dty  of  Water- 
ford iu  1828,  m.  same  year,  Catherine-Jane,  dau.  of  the 
late  John  Hewson,  capt  89th  regt,  and  vridow  of  the 
Ute  Capt  Roger  Sheely,  and  had  iasoe^  Anne-JuUa. 

I.  Samia,  m.  James  Burkett,  Esq.,  M.P. 

^rrn^-Oo.  two  bars,  ar.,  on  a  ehiei;  or,  three  eaoaUopa  of 
the  first 

Creae— An  escallop,  or. 

Mottoti  **  Vive  en  espoir, "over the  orast,  and  "Fortuna 
viam  dudt,"  beneath  the  shield. 

Metidtnce   Olenville,  Waterford. 


HASSARD  OF  SKEA. 

Hassard,  The  Rev.  Edward,  Red^r  of  Ratlif 
keale,  and  Chancellor  of  the  diocese  of  limeriok,  g, 
to  the  representation  of  the  family  of  Haaaard  of 
Skea,  at  the  death  of  his  fiither,  10  Ang.  1847  ;  m. 
15  Sept  1855,  Miaa  Mary-Anne  Qibb,  of  Norfolk 
Square,  Brighton.  _  C"  r^nnl 

Jigitized  by  VjOOv  I ^ 


HAT 

Kncafft.— Th0  fiumUj  of  Hassabo  or  Bkba  ii  a  bcanoh 
of  the  old  ^igliflh  stock  of  Hamaud  of  Ltms.  (Sm  Ba9$ard 
<(f  Oardenhilt). 

Jabov  Hasbard,  Esq.  of  Ska*,  oo.  Fermanagh,  a  dflsoen- 
dant  of  Capt.  Jason  Hassard.  who  took  an  octiTO  part  in 
the  Biegee  of  Baniskillen  and  Londonderry,  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  CoL  Johnston,  and  left  a  son, 

lUxBBBT  Habbahp,  Esq.  of  Skea,  who  m.  1702,  Jane,  dan. 
of  Qeorge  Nixon,  Eaq.  of  Nixon  Hall,  oo.  Fermaoagh  and  d. 
1800,  leaving  two  sons,  ▼is., 

Jaion,  m.  a  dau.  of  Dr.  Murray,  late  of  Dungannon,  and 
niece  of  the  Provost  of  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  and  is 
deceased. 

Obobob,  of  whom  presently. 

Catherine,  m.  to  Capt.  Oerrard  Irvine. 

Anne.  Letitia.  Boise,  m.  to  ~  Adkins,  Esq. 

The  2nd  son, 
Qboroc  HAflBARD,  Bsq.  of  Skea,  6.  May,  17Y5,  J.P.,  served 
•  as  higfa-sherifr  of  oo.  Fermanagh  in  1818  and  1828.    He  m. 
1799,  Miss  Jane  Maguire,  and  by  her  (who  d,  March,  1816) 
had  issue, 
Edwaed,  present  head  of  the  Skea  fiunHy. 
Henry,  barriater-at-law,  d.  unm. 
Williain,  of  Moantjoy  Square,  Dublin. 
George,  of  Mountjoy  Square,  Dublin,  barrister,  b.  10  Sept 
1811. 

Richard,  d,  wtm.  John,  who  went  to  Australia. 

Charles. 

Frands,  in  hcHj  orders,  rector  of  Ftierty,  oo.  Roscom- 
mon. 

Mary,  m.  1822,  to  George  CampbeU  Williams,  Esq. 
Anne^  m.  to  Samuel  Gale,  Esq.,  barrister  of  Battledown, 
near  Cheltenham. 
Elisabeth.       Jane,  d.  young.       Charlotte,  d.  young. 

Arm§    See  Hahbard  qf  OardtnhilL 
Stat    Skea,  co.  Femumagh. 


HATCH  OF  ARDEE  CASTLE. 

Hatch,  William,  £eq.  of  Ardee  Castle,  co.  Louth, 
(.  1  July,  1795 ;  a  magistrate  for  the  county. 

Htntaifft.— JsBBCiAH  Hatch,  of  Ardee,  son  of  Jntx- 
MiAB  Hatch,  of  the  same  place,  by  Jane  Pepper,  his  wife, 
m.  20  Aug.  1798,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hatch,  of  Ardee, 
l^  his  wife.  Rose  Williams,  of  Coolderry,  and  d.  30  May, 
1814,  aged  fifty-six,  having  had,  by  this  lady,  who  survived 
him,  and  d.  10  Aug.  1810,  aged  eighty-five,  the  following 
issue, 

Thomas,  A.B.  Trin.  CoQ.,  Gamb..  6.  28  July,  1794,  d. 
18  Aug.  1817.  _ 

William,  of  Ardee  Onsfle. 

John,  M.D.,  b.  20  July,  1796 ;  m.  Harriet  Freeman. 

Jeremiah,  A.B.,  6.  In  1797,  went  to  AustnUia  in  1824. 

Rose-Anne,  m.  to  James  Cuthbertson,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of 
DubUn. 

Ami$~-Qn.,  two  domi-lions,  paitsant-guardant,  oouped  in 
pale,  or,  on  a  chie(  aig.,  a  cannon,  mounted,  ppr. 

Cnst — ^A  demi-lion,  nunpaiit,  or,  armed  and  Uuguod,  gu., 
charged  on  the  breast  with  a  pile  of  shot,  ppr. ,  holding  a 
staft  also  ppr,  thereto  affixed  a  flog,  axig.,  charged  with  a 
cross  of  the  second. 

If  of/0— Fortis  valore  et  armis. 

Seat— Ardee  Castle,  Ardee,  co.  Louth. 


HATFEILD   OF    THORP    ARCH    AND 
LAUQHTON. 
Hatfkild,  RANDALL-WiiJiKR,  Esq.  of  Thorp  Arch 
Hall,  CO.  York,  b.  8  July,  1828  ;  lieut.  10th  hussars; 
m.  Aug.  1856,  Miss  FitzGibbon. 

UllUa^C. — ^Nicholas  Hatfeild,  of  Shiregreen,  in  the 
parish  of  Ecclesfield,  co.  York  (son  of  Robebt  Hatfkild, 
grandson  of  Wiluam  Hattulo,  and  great-grandaon  of 
Robert  Hatfkild,  whose  father,  Wiluam  Hatfkild,  was 
son  of  Riohabd  Hatfeild,  grandson  of  Ralph  Hatfkild, 
and  graat-graudson  of  Adam  dk  Hatfikld,  of  Olossopdale), 
possessed  an  estate  in  the  parish  of  Oiossop.  He  m.  Ann 
Sanderson,  and  left  (his  will  was  dated  2  Aug.  1558,  and 
proved  26  Sept.  following)  a  son, 

Alkxakdcb  Hatfeild,  of  Hatfeild  House,  Shiregreen, 
who  m.  at  Ecclesfield,  11  Aug.  1568,  Isabel  ShiercUffe,  and 
was  fkther  of 

Ralfh  Hatfkild,  of  Shiregreen,  and  afterwards  of 
Laughton-en-le-Morthen,  who  administered  to  his  mother 
in  1610.    From  him  descended  his  great-grandson, 

AuRXHOZBBB  Hatfield,  of  LaughtOD,  bapt.  4  June,  1710, 
who  m.  in  De*^  1746,  Sussana,  dau.  of  John  Hatfeild,  and 
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HAT 

t^  her  (who  m.  Sndly,  WflBam  Manhall,  of  Henrtas  Kymi) 
he  left  at  his  decease,  Aug.  176S,  an  only  sorriviDg  aoa, 

John  Hatfkild,  of  Lsnghton,  b.  S9  AprU,  174«,  who  d. 
wim.  11  Jan.  1791,  and  was  $.  by  his  half-brothar, 

WiujAM  Mabshat.!.,  of  Ncwton  Kyme  and  LAo^ton, 
lieut.-coL  of  tbe  8rd  West  Yorkshire  militia,  k,  17  July, 
1764  (son  of  William  Marshall,  Esq.  of  Newton  Kyme,  capL 
of  dragoons,  by  Susanna  Hatfkild,  his  wife,  and  gramdaoo 
of  Henry  Marshall,  Esq.  of  Newton  Kyme,  by  Ehsabeth 
Hatfeild,  aunt  of  Aurengaebe  Hatfeild,  of  LtugfatoD>.  CoL 
Marshall  m.  in  1798,  Christiana,  dan.  of  Godfrey  Higgins, 
of  Skellow  Orange,  and  by  her  (who  d.  S  Oct.  1832)  left  at 
his  decease,  17  Jan.  1815,  a  son  and  dau., 

William,  his  heir. 

(Thkistiana,  heir  to  her  brother. 
The  son, 

Wiluam  Hatfkild  (which  surname  he  assonoed,  by 
royal  licence.  26  Dec.  1888X  of  Newton  Kyme  and  Laugfaton, 
b.  17  Juna,  1799,  d.  «Mm.  7  Sept.  1844,  snd  waa «.  by  his oiater, 

C^hristiama,  who  m.  Randall  Ooosip,  who  stnimiri  the 
surname  and  arms  of  Hatfeild,  and  was  the  lata  B*w«*aij. 
Hatfkild,  Esq.  of  Thorp  Arch  and  lAughton. 

jfamtls  of  #0Mip. 

Wiluam  Gossip,  of  Hatfeild  and  Thorpe  Arch,  b,  6  Mardi, 
1764,  m.  18  Nov.  1781,  Anne,  daii.  and  co-heir  of  Q«oige 
Wilmer,  eldest  son  of  Randall  Wilmer,  of  Overfaelmsly,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  9  July,  1780)  had,  with  other  issue,  Oooige, 
b.  29  June,  1785,  an  officer  in  the  Buttk  (ancestor  ot  Wil- 
UAM  Hatfkild  Gossip,  Esq.,  who  took  the  nams  of  Dk 
RoDKs) ;  Thomas,  of  whom  presently,  and  Wilmer,  of  Thcop 
Arch    Mr.  Gossip  d  25  March,  1772.    His  Sid  son, 

Thomas  Qobmf,  b.  21  June,  1744,  m.  in  1770,  Johaoaa, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Richard  Cartwright,  of  Oadly,  oo.  Leteea- 
ter,  and  by  her  (who  d.  11  Oct.  1825)  had  issue, 

William,  of  Thoip  Arch,  6.  in  1770,  w.  twice,  but  d.  «.  «. 
21  Aug.  1833.  ^ 

Randall,  of  whom  we  treat. 
Mr.  Gossip  d.  in  1776.    His  yoimger  son, 

Randall  Gossip,  lieut. -coL,  6.  5  Feb.  1774,  m.  SO  Nov. 
1798,  Leah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Currey,  rector  of  Dart- 
ford,  CO.  Kent,  and  d.  29  Sept.  1832,  having  had  issoe^ 

Randall,  who  m.  Chbistiana,  dau.  of  Lieut -Col.  William 
Marshall,  of  Newton  Kyme  and  Laughton,  and  assuniod 
the  siunome  and  arms  of  Hatfeild,  and  is  the  prvaent 
Randall  Hatfkild,  of  Thorp  Arch,  Ac,  as  above. 

William,  6.  22  Oct.  1801,  lieut.  41st  x«gt.,  killed  in  action, 
iu  the  Burmese  war,  1  Deo.  1825. 

Wilmer,  b.  2  Sept.  1804,  assumed,  by  Royal  Uoenca,  the 

surname  and  arms  of  Wilmer,  in  1832.  m.  12  Dec  1832. 

Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Wingfield, 
and  has  issue, 
Augustus-Henry. 
Anna-Maria. 

Thomas-Geoige,  in  holy  orders,  b.  10  Oct  1808,  assmned, 

by  Royal  licence,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Wilmer,  ta 
1833,  m.  in  184<),  Emma,  dau.  of  Raven,  uid  d.  «.  p  2S 
Dec.  1845. 

Leah-Fortrie,  m.  3  April,  1830,  to  Charles- William  Minet, 
of  Baldwins,  co.  Kent. 

Geoiigiua.  Frances- Anne^  d.  young. 

The  eldest  son, 

Randall  Gossip,  Esq.,  of  Thorp  Arch,  b.  28  May.  1800, 
m.  9  Sept.  1825,  Christiana,  only  dau.  of  the  late  WUham 
Marshall,  Esq.  of  Newton  Kyme  and  Laughton,  lieut.-ooL 
Srd  West  York  militia,  and  sister  and  sole  heir  of  William 
Hatfeild,  Esq.  of  Laughton-en-le-Morthen  and  Newtcn 
Kyme,  and  bad  issue, 

Randall-Wilmkr,  now  of  Laughton. 

William,  88th  regt,  b.  8  Dec.  1834. 

Thomas-Godf^y.  6.  29  Nov.  1837. 

John,  b.  15  June^  1846. 

Chtistina-Leah.  Elizabeth. 

Jane.  Lucy.  Franoes. 

This  gentleman,  formerly  an  officer  in  tbe  fViailior-guaxds, 
assumed  the  surname  of  Hatfkild,  by  royal  licence,  16  Oct. 
1844,  on  succeeding,  jure  uxori$,  to  the  estates  of  his  wilt^ 
brother,  William  Hatfeild,  Esq.  of  Newton  Kyme  and 
Laughton.    He  d.  1853. 

^rm«— (}uartei|y :  1st  and  4th,  enn.,  on  a  chev.,  engKdkd. 
sa.,  three  dnquefoUs,  or,  for  Hatfeild;  VnJ  and  Srd,  j^ec 
fesse,  iudentM,  aiv.  and  sa.,  a  pale,  counterchang&i,  three 
goatti'  he  dii,  erased,  two  and  one,  az.,  and  as  many  cn*«es- 
patde,  fltchde,  one  and  two.  of  the  flrbt,  for  Gossip. 

CruU—let,  a  dextor  cubit  arm,  veatod,  sn.,  cuflbd.  arg., 
the  hand,  ppr.,  holding  a  ciuquef(41,  slipped,  or.  for  Hat- 
fkild ;  2nd,  Two  goats*  needs,  erased,  addoracKl,  the  dexter, 
aa,  the  sinister,  atig.,  for  Gossip. 

Jf otto— Pax. 

£iM(— Thorp  Arch. 


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HATTON  OP  CLONARD. 
Hatton,  Villiers-Francis,  Esq.  of  the  co.  Wex- 
ford,   Tice-admiral,    late    M.  P.    for    that    county, 
b.  20  AuK^  1787;  m,  24  May,  1817,  Harriet,  dau,  of 
the  late  Right  Hon.  David  La  Touche,  M.P.  for  co. 
Cariow,  by  the  Lady  Cecilia  Leeson  his  wife,  dau.  of 
the  Ist  Earl  of  3iiltown,  and  has  issue, 
I.  ViLLiKBs  La  Tuuohb,  b.  24  April,  18S4,  late  of  the  lit 
Royals,  m.  yov.  1850,  Rosea,  only  dau.  of  Sir  William 
do  Bathe,  Bart,  and  has  two  son  and  two  daus. 

I.  Cecilia. 

II.  Blisabcth-Pranoes,  m.  29  Nov.  1854.  to  Arthur-Lowiy 
Cole,  Lieut -CoL,  17th  Regt.  eldest  son  of  the  late 
General  the  Hon.  Sir  Galbraith-Lowry  Cole,  brother  of 
the  Earl  of  Enniskillen. 

%iXU&^t» — ^Tbe  family  of  Hattom  was  aneiently  of 
great  repute  bx  Cheshire,  Cambridgeshire,  and  Northamp- 
tonshire. Its  most  disting^iiwhad  members  were  the 
oelebrsted  lawyer,  Sia  Chbistopher  Hattov,  K.O.,  Lord 
Chancellor,  ttmp.  Queen  Eucabsth,  and  Chbistophkr, 
LoRi>  Hatton  of  Kirkby,  a  gallant  RoyaUst  in  the  time 
of  Charlss  I.  The  Wexford  Branch,  which  has,  since 
its  settlement  in  the  sister  island,  maintained  a  leading 
influence  in  that  county,  was  there  established  in  the 
reign  of  Euzabsth.  The  grandfather  of  the  present 
representative. 

JoHM  Haivov,  Esq.  of  aonard,  co.  Wexford,  son  of 
Henry  Hatton,  Esq.  of  donard,  had,  by  Elisabeth,  his 
wife,  four  sons,  viz., 

Hkztrt,  his  heir. 

William,  m.  Elisabeth  Roes  snd  had  issue,  1  WiUiam. 
deceased ;  1  Louisa,  m.  to  Mr.  Sandwith,  of  the  Royal 
Marines ;  and  S  Isabella-EUsabeth-Hary,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
John-B.  Hildebzand,  rector  of  Soxby  and  Btapleford,  co. 

George,  M.P.  for  Lisbume,  who  m  the  Lady  Isabella-Ra- 
ohael-Seymour  Conway,  youugest  dau.  of  Francis  first, 
Marquess  of  Hertford,  and  hnd,  with  a  dau.,  Isabella- 
Blizabelh,  m,  to  Baron  Qrumker,  and  <L  t.p.  in  1831,  snd 
a  son,  Henry-John,  Com.  R.N.,  deceased,  another  son, 
the  present  ViLLisits-FRAifcis  Hatton,  Erq.,  vioe-adm. 

John,  nusjor-gen.  in  the  army,  m.  a  dau.  of  CoL  Hodges, 
and  is  deceased.  His  eldest  son  resided  at  Ballisalla 
House,  Isle  of  Man. 

The  ddest  son  and  hsir, 

HmBT  HAnoK,  Esq.  of  Clonard,  oo.  Wexford,  «».  in 
1788,  the  Hon.  Anne^ane,  eldest  dau.  of  the  2nd  Earl  of 
Arrsn,  by  his  1st  wife,  Catherine,  only  dau.  of  William, 
YlseooDt  (Uerawley,  but  by  her  (who  •».  Sndly,  John,  Ist 
Marquess  of  Aberoom)  had  no  issue.  He  was  f.  by  his 
nephew,  the  present  Vioe-Admiial  VnxiMBS-FaAirou  Hat- 
tov. 

Arma    As.,  a  ehev.  between  three  garbs,  or. 
Crmt    A  hind,  pasnant,  ppr. 


HAVERS  OF  THELTON  HALL. 

Havers,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall,  co.  Nor- 
folk, 6.  in  July,  1787 ;  m.  in  Sept.  1809,  Dorothv, 
dau.  of  Forster  Charlton,  Esq.  of  Alndyke,  iu  North- 
umberland, and  has  issue, 

n.  WnUam  m.  Robert 


T.  Charles. 
TUf.  Arthur. 


VI.  Biehard. 


rr.  John, 
vn.  George. 

&tn(a0t. — JoHH  Ha vxBs  was  gentleman  of  the  horse 
to  John,  Duke  of  Norfolk,  an<rattended  him  in  the  battle 
of  Boswotth  Field,  wherein  that  nobleman  was  slain.  His 
snooessor,  another 

JoHH  Havbbs,  of  Win&rthing,  was  steward  of  the 
Howard  fiamily.    His  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Havkrs,  of  Winfarthlng,  purchased,  in  1692,  the 
mayor  of  Tholton,  and  erected  the  present  mansion.  Mr. 
Havers,  who  was  steward  to  the  Duke  of  Norfolk,  d.  in 
1005,  and  was  «.  l^  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

John  Havbbs,  Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall,  who  was  bailiif  to 
the  Bari  of  Arundel  in  1610.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
John  Tindall,  of  T^^^^ti*,  ^T>d  had  iseue^ 

William,  his  heir. 

Clere,  of  Brakendale,  who  m.  and  had  issuer 
Richmond,  d.  «.  j». 

John,  of  Norwich,  who  m.  Miss  Mary  CoQins,  and  had 
issue. 
The  elder  son, 

WnxiAM  Havbbs,    Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall,  lord  of  the 
588 


manor  in  1064,  m.  Bossn,  dau.  of  Brooke,  Esq.  of  White- 
ohuroh,  and  had  issue;  Thomas,  of  whom  presently; 
John ;  Susan,  m.  to  T.  Risdeu,  Esq.  ;  and,  Elisabeth,  m. 
toH.  Huddleston,  Esq.  of  Sawstonin  Cambridgeshire.  The 
elder  son, 

Thomas  Havbbs,  Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall,  m,  1st,  Mary 
En^efleld,  of  Berkshire,  and  Sndly,  Alice,  dan.  and  co- 
heiress of  Bhr  E.  Moore,  Bart  of  Kittington,  co.  Notts. 
He  was  r  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Havbbs,  Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall,  who  m.  Miss 
Mary  Dormer,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Mary,  m.  to  H.  Bed- 
ingfield,  Esq.  of  Stoke  Ash,  in  Suffolk),  three  sons,  of  whom 
the  eldest, 

Thomas  Havxrs,  Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall,  lord  of  the  msaor 
in  1787,  m.  Henrietta-Maria,  dau.  of  Sir  Symonds  D'Ewes, 
of  CO.  Suffolk,  and  had  issue,  Thomas,  his  heir ;  William  ; 
Edward ;  and  Henrietta-Maria.  Mr.  Harers  was  t.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Thomas  Havbbs.  Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall,  who  ta.  Catherine, 
dau.  of  John  Dutry,  Esq.,  and  had  issue  Thomas,  his  suc- 
cessor;  John ;  William ;  Edward ;  Catherine,  m.  to  Francis 
Bedingfield,  Esq.  of  Ditohingham,  in  Norfolk ;  Mary,  a».  to 
Jeremiah  Norris,  Esq.  of  Colney  Hall,  Norfolk  ;  Lueretia, 
m.  to  Thomas  Wright,  Esq.  of  HenrietU  Street,  London, 
banker;  Henrietta-Maria;  Rosa-Lelia,  m.  to  John  Need- 
ham,  Esq.  of  Bickham,  Somersetshire;  Anna;  and  Maria- 
Henrietta.      The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Havers,  Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall,  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Robert  Cliffe^  Esq.  of  Glandford  Briggs,  co.  Lin- 
coln, and  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir.  Robert 

Edward.  Richard. 

Henry.  William. 

Eliza:  Lucretia. 

Harriott  Charlotte. 

Mr.  Havers  was  a  at  his  deoease  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  Thomas  Havebs,  Esq.  of  Thelton  Hall. 

Arm»    Or,  on  a  fesse,  sa..  three  chess  rooks,  of  the  field. 
Cr«ie— A  griffin,  8«r)ant  erm.,  crowned  and  collured. 


-A  griffin,  8«r}ant,  erm.,  i 
•ThSton  HaU,  Norfolk. 


DE  HAVILLAND  OF  HAVILLAND  HALL. 

De  Hayillamd,  THOMAfi-FiOTT,  Esq.  of  Havilland 
Hall,  Quemsey,  lieut-col.  H.E.I.C.S.,  jurat  of  the 
royal  court  of  Guernsey,  1842,  6.  10  April,  1775;  m. 
Ist,  8  Sept  1808,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  de 
Saumarez,  Esq.,  first  cousin  of  the  late  Lord  de 
Saumarez,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
I.  Thomas,  Captain  65th  Regt,  d.  of  fever  at  Hong-Kong, 

6  Sept  1848. 
n.  Charucs-Ross,  in  hcdy  orders,  m.  Grace- Anna,  dan.  of 

David  Vomer,  Esq.,  and  niece  of  Colonel  Vemer. 
I.  Emilia-Andros. 

u.  Elisabeth-Martha,  ei.   to  St   John  Gore,  son  of  the 
Rev.  Thomas  Gore,  and  nephew  of  the  kte  Sir  Ralph 
Gore,  Bart 
He  TO.  2ndly,  Harriet,  dau.  of  Anthony  Gore,  Esq., 
and  niece  of  the  late  Sir  Ralph  Gore,  Bart. 

E  incase. — ^The  ancient  Guernsey  family  of  De  Havil- 
land, is  of  Normsn  origin,  snd  came  from  Cotantin,  in 
Normandy,  Ump.  Whxiam  the  Conqxieror.  It  hss  boon 
known  in  the  Isle  of  Gtiemsey  since  1179,  snd  members  of 
the  fkmily  have  been  solicitors  and  attorneys-general,  Juimts 
and  bailiffs  of  the  Royal  Court  ftom  the  earliest  records. 
In  a  charter  under  the  great  seal  of  England,  still  extant, 
granted  by  Edwabd  IY.,  in  the  1st  year  of  his  reign,  the 
king  confirms  the  ancient  constitution  of  the  island, 
snd  adds  many  new  privileges,  in  consideration  of  the 
gallantly  displayed,  and  the  heavy  losses  sustained,  by 
•*Lb  Sibub  Thomas  ds  Havilland,"  and  others,  gentlemen 
of  Guernsey,  and  their  followers.  In  recovering  Mont  OrgueU 
Castle,  SxL  Jersey,  ftom  the  French,  by  whom  it  had  been 
held  during  the  Isst  6  years  of  Hkhky  VI's  reign,  in  com- 
mcmoraUon  of  which  was  added  "a  laurel  branch,**  above 
the  shield,  as  an  honourable  augmentatioii  to  the  island 
arma  The  HaviUands  in  England  are  descended  ftom 
CHHisroPHsa  ds  Havillakd,  who  left  Guernsey,  and 
established  bicself  at  Pool,  temp.  Hmav  VIII.  He  was 
ffrandson  of  James  dk  Hatillahd,  who  was  sworn  a  jurat 
of  the  Royal  Court,  a.d.  1627.  The  eldest  son  of  this 
Jsmes.thejuratof  15«7,  was 

Jamks  d«  Havillawd,  attorney-general  of  the  island,  in 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


H  A  V 


HAW 


1688.    He  m.  ThomMM,  dMi.  of  Bldhud  Mafadonal,  wad 
WMlkthar  of 

J  AMU  DB  HAYiLLAin),  of  OuerxiMy,  whom.  Martha*  dao. 
of  John  do  Vio,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

James  db  Havilulnd,  jurat  of  the  Royal  Court  of 
Ooemuey,  6.  in  161S,  who  m.  in  IMO,  Marj,  dan.  of  Joaias 
de  Karohant,  and  was  father  of 

JoHH  DB  Havuxaho,  of  Guemfley,  who  m.  Anne,  dan. 
of  John  de  Saumares,  Jurat  of  the  Royal  Court  of  Ouemeey, 
and  left  a  son  and  aucceaeor. 

Jambs  db  Hayilland,  Bsq.  of  Ouemaey,  who  m.  Cathe- 
rine, dan.  of  the  Rer.  John  Martin,  by  Catherine  Qibault, 
hie  wife,  and  d.  in  1719,  having  hod  (besides  three  daua.) 
one  son, 

JoHK  DB  Havillaitd,  Esq.  of  Quemaey,  who  m.  Mary, 
dan.  of  Peter  Dobree,  Esq.,  and  Martha  Carey,  his  wife, 
and  had  four  sons  and  several  daus.  The  youmgest,  but 
survivor  of  all  the  other  children, 

Sir  Pbtbe  j>x  Havillahd,   Knt.  barrister,  magistrate, 
and  bailiff  of  Guernsey  for  many  years,  m.  1st,  in  1771, 
Carteretta,  dau.   of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Fiott,  and  by  her 
(who  d,  in  1789)  had  issue, 
I.  Thomas-Fiott,  of  Havilland  Hall, 
n.  Charles,  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  Richard  Saumarsa,  Bnq., 
brother  of  the  late  Lord  de  Saumares,  and  d.  in  184fi^ 
leaving  issue, 

1  Charles-Richard,  fai  holy  orders,  of  Downside*  oo.  So- 
merset. 

8  Saumares.  a  cadet  in  the  B.  L  Co.'s  service,  drowned 
in  the  Ganges. 

8  James,  Royal  Artillery.  4  John. 

1  Harriet. 

I.  Carterette,  ta.  to  Col.  Sbr  George   Smith,  who  d.  at 
Cadiz,  in  1809 :  ahe  d.  in  1844. 

n.  Catherine,  m.  to  the  late  Thomas  de  Sanmarea,  at- 
torney-general of  Guernsey. 
III.  Ann,  m.  to  Daniel  de  Lisle. 

lY.  Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  Andros*  Esq.,  a  deaeeodant  of 
Sir  Edmund  Andros. 
Sir  Peter  m.  Sndly,  in  1798,  Emilia,  dan.  of  Ehsha  Tupper, 
but  by  her  he  had  no  Issue.    He  <i.  in  1821. 

.irm*— Arg.,  three  triple-turreted  towers,  sa. 
A/etto— Domiuus  fortissima  turris. 
iStet— Havilland  Hall,  Guernsey. 


HAVILAND  OF  CAMBRIDGE. 

Havilakd,  John,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Ditton  Hall,  co. 
Cambridge,  regius  profeesor  of  physic,  professor  of 
anatomy,  and   fellow   of  St.  Johns    College,  Cam- 
bridge, b.  in  1785 ;  s.  to  the  estate  at  the  decease  of 
his  father;  m.  31   March,  1819,  Louisa,   youngest 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Ute  Rev.  Qeoi^ge  Pollen,  of 
Little  Bookham  manor  house,  co.  Surrey,  and  had 
issue, 
I.  JoHK,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Pampeeford,  eo.  Cam- 
bridge, m.  in  1848,  Harriett,  8rd  dau.  of  the  Marcheee 
di  Spineto,  the  only  surviving  member  of  the  Neapo- 
litan brandi  of  the  Doria  flunily. 
IL  Geoige-Bdvrard.  m.  Henry^ames. 

IV.  Frands-Gregory.  y.  Arthur-Coles. 

ILuif  AQt. — Jamm  DB  HAyiLLAMD,  Bsq.  sworn  a  Jurat 
<^  the  Bo^  Court  in  1516,  lineally  descended  ftrom  Le 
Sieur  Thomas  de  Havilland,  so  distinguished  at  the  recovery 
of  Mont  Orgueil,  in  Jersey,  tgmp.  Sdwabd  IY.,  was  grand- 
father of 

CHRiSTOFHKa  OB  HAyiLLAiio,  who  Settled  at  Poole,  in 
Dorsetohire,  eariy  in  the  reign  of  Eusabbth.  He  m.  Amy, 
only  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Mann,  Esq.  of  that  plaoe, 
and  by  her  bad  issue;  Mattbbw,  alderman  and  many 
times  mayor  of  Bristcd  ;  and  J<^m.    The  2nd  son, 

JoHK  Hatillamd,  E»q.  of  Charlinch  Hall,  oo.  Somerset, 
SK.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Eidiard  Everard,  Esq.,  and  by  her 
had  issue.    The  elder  son, 
BoBSRT  Havillakb,  wbs  ftther  of 
Matthbw  HATiLAim,  Esq.  of  Goathurst  Place,   a  Cava- 
lier oiBeer.    He  ■».  Luereta%  a  eo-beirass,  and  had  iasoe, 
John,  of  whom  hereafter. 
Matthew,  of  Weliisf  ord  HoiMS, 

William,  a  captain  in  the  army,  who  served  with  honour 
during  the  revolutionary  war  of  1688,  in  Ireland,  where 
he  m.  and  left  an  only  son, 

William  Havilano,  Esq.  of  Penn,  co.  Bucks,  lieut.- 
geaeral  and  colonel  of  the  45th.     He  d,  16  Sept.  1784, 
and  left  iMue,  by  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Dodge,  Esq.  of 
534 


eo.  Meath,  Ireland,  a  dau.,  Maiy,  m.  in  178S.  to  Samnel- 
Ruxton  Fitah«rt>ert»  Esq.  of  Swfamecton,  oo.  Meath, 
and  a  son, 

WiLUAM,  of  Penn,  oo.  Bucks,  Ueut.-o6L  of  the  i5th, 
ux.  a  niece  of  the  great  statesman,  Edmund  Burke ; 
d.  at  Martinioo,  kiaving  an  <mly  son 
Thomas  Havilahd  Borkb,  Esq.  of  Penn,  oo.  Bodes, 
and  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  whose  son  and  heir  ie  the 
present  Edmuko  Haviland  Buiuu^  Esq. 
The  elder  son, 

JoHir  Havilakd,  Esq.  of  Gundenham,  6.  in  1658,  sk. 
Joan,  dau.  of  Alexander  Webber,  Esq.  of  oo.  Somerset,  d. 
S2  July,  1746,  and  left  issue. 

Edward  Havilahd,  Esq.,  6th  son.  6.  in  169S,  m.  IS  Dee. 
1718,  Mary,  dau.  of  C.  Ootworthy,  Esq.  of  Clotvrorthy,  oo. 
Somerset,  and  by  her  he  left,  at  his  death,  1  Oct,  178S,  a 
son  and  successor, 

John  Hayiland,  Esq.  of  Gundenham,  b.  S  Jan.  1790, 
who  «.  his  cousin,  Mary  Haviland.  He  ».  Mary,  daa.  of 
Walter  Prior,  Esq.,  and  d,  14  March,  1786  (will  proved 
2  April  of  the  same  year)  leaving  iasoe^ 

John  Hayilabd,  Esq.  of  Gundenham,  6.  la  1T64,  who 
m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Samuel  Glover,  Beq.  of 
Dunham,  Notts,  by  whom  he  left  at  his  deceaae,  la  1817, 
an  only  son.  Da.  HAvniAKD,  of  Cambridge, 

Arm»—Ajg.,  three  towers,  triple  towered,  sa. 
Cnd — A  cubit  arm,  in  armour,  or,  graqping  a  battle  axfy 
ppr. 
If  o<(o— >Dominus  fortissima  turris. 
Bttate»— In  the  counties  of  Somerset  and  Cambridge. 
Misidmct-^^amhridgt, 


HAWKESWORTH  OP  FOREST. 

Hawkebworth,  John,  Esq.  of  Forest,  Qoeen*s 
County,  6.  28  Aug.  1801 ;  m.  let,  29  Sept.  1827, 
Henrietta  Magan,  who  d,  without  issue,  7  April, 
1829,  daiL  of  Arthur  Magan,  Esq.  of  Clonearl,  Kin^s 
C>>unty,  and  Geoigina  his  wife,  co-heirera  (with  her 
sister,  Eliza-Anne,  wife  of  Charles  Henry,  Lord 
Castle  Coote)  of  the  Very  Bey.  Dean  Tilson,  of 
Eagle  Hill,  co.  Kildare,  and  Cork  Abbey,  co.  Wick- 
low  He  m.  2ndly,  1  Sept.  1884,  Florendna,  dau.  of 
John  Walmesley,  Esq.  of  the  Hall  of  Ince,  Lanca- 
shire, by  his  second  marriage  with  EUeo,  dan.  of 
Richard-Qodulphin  Long,  Esq.  of  Rood  ABfaton, 
Wiltshire ;  by  this  mairiage  he  has  had  iasae^ 

I.  John-Walter,  6.  18  Feb.  18S9. 

I.  Florence,  d,  29  July  1841. 

l4tteA9(.— This  fiunily  Is  a  yom^sr  braaoh  ef  one 

long  settled  at  Hawkesworth  Hall,  in  Torkahire,  and  now 
represented  in  the  elder  line  by  Waltkb  Fawxb,  Beq.  of 
Famley  Hall,  Yorkshire,  who  Is  descended  fhmi  Frsnaea, 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  Sir  Walter  Hawkesworth,  of  Hawkea- 
worth,  Bart  upon  whose  death,  in  1?%5,  tlM  baronetqy 
created  in  1678,  became  eztinot 

Tbomas  HAWKaswoBTH,  Esq.,  in  the  law  (a  younger  son 
of  William  Hawkesworth.  of  Hawkesworth,  Bsq.,  by  Roaa 
mond,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  lister,  of  Westby,  Beq.X 
6.  in  1685,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Hiannan,  Eeq..  by 
whom  he  had  soTeral  sons,  Walter,  the  ddeot,  d,  befbrs 
himself,  and  Prsb,  the  Snd,  b.  In  1«S6,  m,  88  April,  1607, 
Ann  Bayly.  He  held  a  erwnmtssinn  In  the  army  of  Kli« 
WiLUAM  III.,  who  made  him  a  grant  of  kaids  tn  iho 
county  of  Clare,  which  grant  was  not  afterwards  oooflrmed. 
He  had  three  sons  and  two  daus.  The  eldest  son,  Walteb, 
d,  without  issue,  in  1720,  at  limerick,  and  the  2nd,  Tho- 
mas, 6.  in  1691,  d.  in  1739.  He  «.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Capt 
Eyre,  one  of  the  English  oiBoers  of  the  garrison  of  limerick, 
after  the  rertdution  of  1088 :  his  eldest  son,  Thomas,  d-teua., 
the  2nd, 

John  Hawkkswobtb,  Esq.,  J. P.,  b.  Axig.  1790,  «. 
10  May,  1773,  Jane,  dau.  of  John  Cunningham,  Esq.,  and 
t^  her,  who  d.  14  Sept  1778,  had  issue,  Johk,  his  heir; 
and  Thomas,  rector  of  KUmane,  in  the  diocese  of  y^tHlf^^_ 
and  Ticar-general  of  Tuam,  m.  Miss  Fltagerald,  boi  d.  ».  p. 
FM>.  1841.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

t  Johk  Hawkesworth,  Esq.  of  Forest,  J.P.  and  deputy- 
goremor,  b.  8  June,  1776;  m.  88  May,  1799,  Ellen,  d%u. 
of  Richard  Steele,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  2  May,  1S38) 
had  issue, 

Johh,  now  of  Forest 

Rkhard,  J.P.  of  the  Queen's  County.  6.  28th  Mi\y,  1808 ; 
m.  Caroline,  daughter  of  the  Rer.  John  TMd  Moore,  of 
Lambsrton  Park,  Queen's  County,  eUeH  son  of  the  R^t 


HAW 

Hon.  Arthur  Moore,  and  has  issue  two  sons^  John,  b. 
I  April,  185S ;  and  Richard,  b.  March,  1854. 

Thomas,  of  East  Stoke,  Somersetshire,  6.  29  JmuL  1806 ; 
m.  28  June,  18S1,  Sarah  Frances,  co-heiress  -with  her 
sister.  Mrs.  Fyler,  of  their  father,  Andrew  Bain.  Esq.  of 
Heffleton.  Dorsetshire,  and  of  his  wife,  EUsabeth.  co- 
heiress with  her  sister,  Sarah,  wife  of  Sir  Eyre  Coote,  of 
West  Park,  Hampshire,  of  John  Rodbard,  Esq.  of  East 
Stoke,  Somecsetdiire,  and  has  issue  one  son  and  two 
diuighters, 

John-Williun-Boin,  h.  19  Sept  1834. 
Fraiuses.  Caroline. 

Jane,  m.  18  Febniaij,  1884.  Rev.  William  Truell,  second 

son  ot  Rev.  Dr.  Truell,  of  Clonmannon,  co.  of  Wicklow. 

Mary,    m.  81  Oct.  1836,  Rev.  Nathaniel  Bond,  of  the 
Grange,  Dorsetshire. 
Mr.  Hawkeeworth  d.  S6  April,  1824. 

Jrm»—SA.,  three  falcons,  close,  ppr. 
Seat— VoTwtt  Queen's  Co. 


HAWKINS  OF  THE  GAER 
Hawkins,  Henrt-Montonnier,  Esq.  of  The  Gaer, 
CO.  Monmouth,  J.P.,  6. 17  Sept.  1805 ;  m.  Ist,  17  Feb. 
1835,  Jane,  only  dan.  of  James  Fenwicke,  Esq.  of 
Longwitton  HaU,  co.  Northumberland,  and  had  by 
her,  who  d.  at  Ross,  co.  Hereford,  5  Dec.  1835;  a  dau., 

Jane  Henrietta. 
He  m.  2ndly,  14  Jan.  1851,  Lucy,  youngest  dau.  of 
David  Lambe,  Esq.,  youngest  son  of  Lacon  Lambe, 
Esq.  of  Henwood,  co.  Hereford,  and  has  a  son, 
Hbkbt  MoHTomaiB,  b.  21  Nov.  1861. 

%in0afft.-~The  Hawkinsbs  are  a  family  of  great  anti- 
quity in  the  co.  of  Kent ;  the  name  beinsr  local  trom  the 
parish  of  Hawking,  in  the  himdred  of  Folkestone,  written 
in  the  time  of  the  Saxons,  "  Hawkyngge.  The  first  of  the 
name  on  record  is  Osbert  de  Hawking,  temp.  Hekrt  II. ; 
and,  in  Edwabd  III.'s  reign  the  Hawkinses  took  up  their 
residence  at  Nash  Court,  in  the  parish  of  Boughton-under- 
Bleane,  co.  Kent,  and  in  the  parish  church  are  still  to  be 
soem  some  of  the  monuments.  The  family  resided  at  Nash 
Court  till  the  year  1800,  when  Thomas  Hawkins,  of  Nash 
Court,  Esq.,  died,  and  the  estate  became  the  property  of  his 
four  daus.  as  co-heirs.  Being  of  the  Roman  Catholic  per- 
suasion, they  suffered  greatly  at  different  times.  The  house 
of  Nash  was  scandalously  plundered  by  some  of  the  neigh- 
bourhood, in  1715,  during  the  ferment  the  nation  was 
thrown  into  on  account  of  the  rebellion  in  Scotland,  when 
the  furniture,  pictiu«s,  and  writings  of  the  estate  were 
burnt,  and  an  excellent  library  of  books,  and  plate  carried 
oir  and  never  heard  of  afterwards.  They  experienced  great 
losses  at  different  periods,  when  youtager  members  of  the 
fjamily  were  obliged  to  quit  Kent  and  become  located  in 
other  counties  ;  one  branch  settled  about  1664  in  Cornwall, 
another  in  Somersetshire,  from  which  Sir  John  Cnsar 
Hawkins,  Bart.,  and  a  third  was  established  in  Wales; 
trom  the  latter  was  descended 

Hkivbt  Hawkiks,  Esq.  of  Mount  Street,  Orosvenor  Square, 
liondon,  b.  in  1718,  «».  19  Nov.  1742,  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Anthony  Montonnier,  Esq.  of  IJanedam,  co.  Olamoiigan, 
and  sister  and  h^  ot  Anthony  Montonnier,  Esq.  of  New- 
port, oo.  Monmouth.  By  this  lady,  who  was  buried  at 
Newport,  18  Sep.  1786,  aged  69,  he  had  issue, 

James,  b.  «  Jan.  1746.  d.  in  New  York  in  17S0. 

Hkvbt-Moxtonnisb,  of  whom  presently. 

Ifary-Catherine,  6.  16  October,  1744 ;  d.  mm.  14  Oct 
1810. 

Ifargaret,  b.  16  May,  1749 ;  d,  Feb.  1787,  aged  37. 

Mr.  Hawkins  d.  20  May,  1749,  aged  87,  fhnn  a  fall  txcm  his 
horse  whilst  riding  in  Hyde  Park.    The  2nd  son, 

Hbkbt  Moktomkikk  Hawkiks,  Esq.  of  Newpoit,  oo. 
Monmouth,  b.  10  Dec.  1747,  m.  4  April,  1767,  Florence,  8rd 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Seys,  Esq.  of  The  Oser,  in  the 
parish  of  St.  WooUos,  co.  Monmouth,  who  was  high- 
sheriff  tar  the  county  in  1788,  and  lineally  descended  trom 
Roger  Seys.  Esq.  of  Boverton,  co.  Wamoxgan,  attomey- 
gonearal  of  all  Wales,  temp.  Queen  Blizabktb.  By  this  lady, 
who  was  bapt.  13  Jan.  1740,  and  d.  8  April,  180S,  he  had 
iofloe  one  only  child,  vis., 

AirTHomr  Montorxikb,  of  whom  presently. 
Kr.  HawUns  d.  at  Newport^  IS  May,  1814,  aged  sixty-six, 
and  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

AVTHoanr  MoHTOirwiEB  Hawxihs,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  The 
Omer,  oo.  Momnonth.  b.  19  Feb.  1771,  m.  SO  Oct.  1800, 
Jane,  only  surviving  child  and  heir  of  William  Nicholl,  Esq. 
535 


HAW 

of  Trsdunnock,  oo.  Monmouth,  who  was  high-sheiriff  for  the 
county  in  1776  (eee  NichoU  of  TredvmwKk),  by  whom  he  had 
issue  thirteen  children, 

William,  b.  4  October,  1801,  d.  at  Sidmouth,  co.  Devon, 
28  April,  1816. 

Heury-Montonnier.  b.  82  Sept  1804,  d.  28  March,  1806. 

HXNBT-MONTONHIEB,  hls  hcu*. 

Anthony-Nicholl,  b.  18  Nov.  1807,  d.  «  March,  1808. 
Anthony-Nicholl,  of  the  Middle  Temple,  barrister-at-law, 
b.  14  April,  1809. 


Charles,*  P.  RC.a,  b.  29  May,  1812. 
Robert-Ralph-Auffustus,  M.A. 


.  of  Trinity  College, 
barrister-at-I 


Cam- 
law,  6.^18  April, 


bridge,  and  of  Lmcoln's  Inn,  1 
1814. 

Jane-Anna,  b.  16  August,  1802,  d.  16  March.  1808. 

Jane-Frances. 

Maria,  b.  29  August,  1810,  d,  Sept.,  1811. 

Florence-Rose.  6.  19  Feb.  1816,  d.  tmi».  26  April,  1841. 

Harriet-Elizabeth,  b.  1818,  d,  the  same  year. 

Katherine-Eugenia. 
Dr.  Hawkins  d.  at  his  house  in  Upper  Brook  Street,  Ores- 
venor  Square,  London,  22  July,  1838.  aged  sixty-two,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son,  the  present  Henkt 

MOHTOKNIBR  HaWKINS,  Esq. 

^mu— Argent,  on  a  saltier,  sable,  five  fleur-de-lis.  or,  qu.tr- 
tering,  sablcL  a  chevron  between  three  spear-heaos,  argent, 
imbrued  gules,  for  Seys,  of  the  Ooer,  with  numerous  other 
quarterings. 

Crtet—On  a  mount,  vert,  a  hind  lodged,  or. 

If otf<h— Touiours  nret. 

Aol— The  Oaer  House,  near  Newport,  Monmouthshire. 
The  present  house  was  modernised  by  the  late  Anthony 
Montonnier  Hawkins,  Esq..  M.D.,  the  old  mansion  having 
been  built  by  Alexander  Seys,  "Eaq.,  in  Queen  Elizabeth's 
reign.  It  is  situated  near  a  Roman  fort :  the  Welsh  for  a 
fort  being  Gaer,  gave  the  name  to  the  estate. 


HAWKINS  OF  MIDDLESEX. 

Hawkins^  Charles-Sidney,  Esq.  of  Cantlowep, 
CO.  Middlesex,  D.L.,  M.A.,  h.  16  Oct.  1817;  wi.  80 
Oct.  1844,  Thomasine,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  J.-G. 
Maddison. 

ILtttf  Afft* — ^The  first  person  of  this  family  of  whom 
anjrthing  is  known  is  AjfD&«w  Hawkins,  Esq.,  who  was 
resident  at  Nash  Court,  Ump.  Eowaad  III.  He  m.  Joan 
de  Nash,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  two  sons,  Richard  and 
John.    From  him  descended 

JoHV  Hawkiks,  Esq.  of  Tavistock,  Devon,  who  m.  Joan, 
dau.  of  William  Amydas,  Esq.  of  Lannceston,  Ck>mwall,  by 
whom  he  was  father  of 

William  Hawkiks,  Esq.  of  Plymouth,  who  m.  Joan, 
dau-  of  William  Trelawny,  Esq.  of  CJomwall,  and  grand- 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Trelawny,  descendant  of  Edwin,  who  held 
the  lordship  of  Trelawny,  temp.  Edward  the  Confessor ;  by 
her  he  had  issue,  a  son. 

Sib  JoHii  Hawkiks,  b.  in  1620.  admiral  and  treasurer  of 
the  navy,  temp.  Queen  Elizabkth.  He  d.  at  Porto  Rico, 
21  Nov.  1686,  having  been  three  times  elected  member  of 
parliament.  Sir  John  m.  the  dau.  of  —  Ouuson,  Esq.,  and 
by  her  was  father  of 

Admibal  Sib  Richabd  Hawkiks,  who  also  distinguished 
himself.  He  was  the  sixth  person  that  passed  the  Straits 
of  Magellan.  He  d.  suddeidy,  in  1622,  being  seised  with 
apoplexy,  while  at  the  privy  eounciL  His  widow,  the  Lady 
Judith,  survived  him  seven  years ;  by  her  he  had  two  sons 
and  three  daus..  1  Jokk  ;  2  Ridiard ;  I  Maigaret ;  2  Joan  ; 
and  S  Mary.    The  eldest  son, 

JoHK  Hawkiks,  Esq. ,  by  Hester,  his  wife,  had  four  sons, 
1  Robert,  d.  in  1644  ;  2  John,  b.  in  1639,  d.  in  1642 ;  8  Johk, 
b,  hi  1643  ;  and,  4  WlUiam,  6.  in  1644.    The  8rd  eon, 

JoHK  Hawkiks,  Esq.,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  —  Phillips, 
Esq.  of  Herefordstiire,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoHK  Hawkiks,  Esq..  who  w.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Gwatkin,  Esq.  of  Townhope  Herefordshire,  and  dying  in 
1771  was  f.  by  his  youngest  and  only  surviving  son. 

Bib  Jomr  Hawkiks.  6.  in  1719.  author  of  the  Scknce  and 
Practice  of  Mmic,  published  in  1776.  in  6  vols.  -ito.  Sir 
John  Hawkins  was  for  many  years  a  magisteate  a^.^^ 
man  of  the  quarter  sessions  of  Middlesex,  and  was  kmj^ted 
for  his  conduct  in  his  magisterial  capacity.  He  «•  Si^My. 
second  dau.  of  Peter  Storer,  JU^.  ''l^^'^^'^t^^^ 
in  Middlesex,  who,  on  the  death  of  her  brother  Peter 
Btort^^.  Esq.,  became  one  of  his  co-heiresses.  By  h«r 
hThS  i^.    Wr  John  d,  21  May.  1789.  and  was  *.  by  his 

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Oothie  Jrehitteturi,  publiibed  in  1818,  and  of  other  worira  ; 
«1bo  the  editor  of  the  Latin  play  of  Ignoramui.  He  m. 
Emily,  daiL  of  M .  Mackenzie,  Eaq.,  by  whom  he  had  iaflue, 

Chables-Sidnbt,  his  heir. 

Emily-Louiaa,  6.  6  Not.  1825. 
Mr.  Hawkins  d.  IS  Aug.  184S,  and  was  ».  by  his  son,  the 
present  Charlss-Sidsikt  Hawkins,  Esq.  of  Cantlowes. 

.^rm^— Quarterly :  Ist,  and  4th,  sable,  on  a  point,  wary,  a 
lion,  pas^mt,  or,  in  chief,  three  bosunts,  on  a  canton,  or,  a 
scallop,  between  two  palmers'  staves,  sa.,  for  Hawkiits  ;  2nd 
and  3rd,  aiv.,  three  storks,  passant,  for  Stober. 

Crtat — ^A  demi-Moor  in  his  pnper  oostume,  bound  and  cap- 
tive, with  annulets  on  his  arms  and  ears»  or. 

Jfotto— Nil  Aequo  plua 

£ea^— Cantlowes,  Middlesex. 


HAWKINS  OF  ALRESFORD  HALL. 
Hawkins,  William-Warwick,  Esq.  of  Alresford 
Hall,  Essex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  the  borough  of 
Colchester,  h.  11  March,  1816;  m.  11th  May,  1842, 
Jane-Harriet,  youngest  dau.  of  Francis  Smythiee, 
Esq.  of  "  The  Turrets,"  Colchester. 

ILititK^t* — In  1011,  we  find  the  manor  of  Alresford 
held  by  William  Tabor,  doctor  of  civil  law,  whose  only  dau. 
and  heiress  conveyed  it  by  marriage  to  John  Browne,  Esq. 
By  him  it  was  sold  to  Johk  Hawkots,  Esq.  of  Braintree, 
who  left  the  estate  by  will,  bearing  date  1633,  to  his  son, 
John  Hawkins,  Esq.,  whose  only  dau.  and  heiress.  Chris- 
tian, m.  Sir  John  Daws,  Bart,  of  Lyons  Boldng,  Essex. 
By  Sir  John,  the  property  was  divided  and  sold,  partly  to 
Benjamin  Field,  Esq.  of  London.  Eventually  the  principal 
portions  of  the  estate  and  manor  were  repurchased  and 
leased  by  the  late 

WiLUAM  Hawuxs,  Esq.  of  Colchester.  This  gentleman 
m.  11  April,  1815,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  John  Wandok,  Esq., 
and  by  her  (who  d.  19  Nov.  1884)  had  issue, 

WrLLiAM-WABWiOK,  M.P.,  now  of  Alrecford. 

John-Alfted,  deceased. 

Charlos-Henry,  m.  Sarah-Jane,  dan.  of  John  Bawtrea^  Esq. 
of  Abberton,  Essex. 

Oeorge-Mason,  m.  Emma,  dau.  of  Rev.  I.  Reeve,  reotor  of 
Raydon,  Suffolk. 

Thomas-Cooper.  Frederick-Parker. 

Septimus-Moore,  eapt.  07th  regt.,  m.  Harriet  Lavinia,  dao. 
of  the  late  CoL  Dennie,  A.D.C.  to  H.M.,  C.B.,  which 
marriage  was  dissolved  by  Act  of  Paiiiament,  1862. 

Octavius,  deceased. 

^rm*— Sa.  a  Hon  passant,  or,  on  wavesof  the  sea,  ppr.,  in 
chief,  three  besants. 

Crtat—A  demi-Moor,  in  his  proper  colour  bound  and  da- 
tive, with  annulets  on  his  arms  and  ears,  or 

Ami— Alresford  Hall,  near  Colchester. 


HAWLEY  OF  WEST  GREEN  HOUSE. 
Hawlet,  William  Heurt-Toovkt,  Esq.  of  West 
Oreen  House,  co.  Hants,  6.  4  Dec.  1793 ;  m.  12  April, 
1821,  Elizabeth-Mary,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John 
Broughton,  Esq.  of  Blackwater  House,  admiral  of  the 
red.  Mr.  Hawley  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut. 
of  Hampshire,  and  one  of  the  Assistant  Poor  Law 
Commissioners. 

ILClt^ASP. — ^HxNBT  Hawlkt,  Esq.,  lieut. -general  in  the 
army,  stated  to  have  been  grandson  of  Lord  Hawley,  a 
peer  in  the  reign  of  Chablis  I.,  m,  Anne  Toovey,  and  was 
father  of 

Captaiv  WnxiAM  HsiiBT-TdoYBT  Hawlkt,  who  m.  Jane 
Baker,  and  was  father  of 

Hsmrt-William-Toovxt  Hawlet,  Esq.,  lieut -col.  of  the 
1st  king's  dragoon-guards,  who  m.  in  1798,  Catherine,  dau. 
of  George  Jepeon,  Esq.  of  Unooln,  and  had  issue, 
Wiluam-Hkhbt-Toovbt,  present  representative. 
Robert-Toovey,  late  Ist  drugoon-guards,  m.  Louisa,  only 
dau.  of  John-Hanbury  Beaufoy,  Esq.  of  Upton  Gray,  co. 
Hants,  and  has  isitue  four  sons  and  four  duus.,  via., 
Heniy-John,  m.  and  has  issue;  Robert-Beaufoy.  mi^or 
89th  regt. :   Trevor ;  and  William-Haubury,  capt  14th 
r^:t. ;  Louisa,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Georsfe  Husuer,  rector  of 
Appleton;  Julia-Georgiana,  EUen-Margaret,  and  Maiia- 
Annabella. 

John-Toovey,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Bversl^,  Hants. 
Catherine-Toovey,  m.  to  John  Breedon,  Esq.  of  Delabere, 
CO.  Berks. 

Jane-Toovey,  deceased. 
-4nw»— Vert,  a  saltier,  enffr.,  arg. 
Orert— A  winged  thunderbolt^  ppr. 
Motlo — Et  sulvez  moy. 
&af— West  Ureen  House,  oo.  Bants. 
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HAY  OF  DUNSE  CASTLK 
Hat,  William,  Esq.  of  Dunse  Casele,  co.  Berwick, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  col.  of  the  militia,  and  oonvener  of 
Berwickshire,  b.  29  Feb.  1788;  m.  13  May,  1816, 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Bradstreet  Garstin,  Esq.  of 
Harold  House,  co.  Bedford,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William-Jamm,  b.  1827. 

II.  Alexander-Charles,  ft.  1880. 
m.  Bobert-Mordaunt,  6. 183S. 

I.  Mary,  m.  1810,  to  G.  Home  Dniminond,  Esq.,  Jun.  of 

Blair  Drummond,  and  d.  4  Apxil,  1855. 
n.  Christian-Henrietta, 
lu.  Anne-EUzabetb,  m.  1856,  to  Bobert-Oraham  Moir, 

Esq.  of  Leckie,  co.  Stirling, 
rr.  Cordelia,  m.  28  June,  1848,  to  J.  B.  Tonge,  Bmi.  of 

Puslinch,  CO.  Devon. 
T.  Janet-Matilda  m.  1856,  to  Charies-Thomas-Coostantine, 

eldest  son  of  John  Grant,  Esq.  of  KUgxmston,  oo.  Perth. 
Ti.  Harriet-Scott^ 

^intEQt, — ^RoBEBT  Hat,  Esq.  of  Drumebier,  Whitting- 
hame  and  Linplum,  6.  18  April,  1781,  for  thirty-ei|^t  years 
in  the  East  India  Company's  civil  service,  was  mn  of 
Alexander  Hay,  Esq.,  of  Drumehrier  and  Whittinghame,  by 
Anne,  his  wifo,  dau.  of  Alexander,  6th  Lord  Blantyre,  and 
grandson  of  the  Hon.  William  Hay  (son  of  John,  1st  earl  of 
TweeddaleX  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Alexander  Betoo, 
1st  visoount  of  Kingston.  He  m.  7  Feb.  1787»  Janet,  eldest 
dau.  of  James  Erskine,  Esq.  of  Cardross,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  29  Aug.  1808,  had  issue, 
William,  now  of  Dunse  Castle. 

Jame^  of  Linplum,  6.  2  May,  1790,  d.  at  Ketton  HaU, 
Lincolnshire,  2  Dec.  1819. 

Alexander,  of  Kunraw,  6.  6  Sept  179^  killed  at  Waterloo, 
18  June,  1815. 

Bobert,  of  Linplum.  6.  «  Jan.  1799.  m.  in  1890^  Katttca 
Psarak^  a  Greek  lady,  and  has  issue, 
Bobert- James-Alexander,  b.  14  May,  1840. 
JamesWUliam,  b.  5  Aug.  1841. 
Kalitza-Janet  llenrietta-Maria. 

Charles-Erskine,  of  Nunraw,  b.  20  Oct  1801,  d.  at  Paris, 
6  May,  1827. 
Christian. 

Henrietta,  m.  to  Charlss-Alexandtr  Moir,  Bsq.  of  LeokSe^ 
and  d.  1854. 

Anne.  EUzabeth-Seton. 

Mr.  Hay  d,  SI  Aug.  1807. 

.imw— 1st  and  4th,  as.,  three  otnqvMfoOa,  wxg, ;  Snd  and 
8rd,  gu.,  three  bars,  erm.  Over.all  on  an  escatcfaoon,  aig., 
three  escutcheons,  gu. 

Crat—A  goat's  head  erased  aig. 

Jtf otto— Spare  nought. 

Seat—Duxxae  Castle,  .Berwickshire. 


HAY  OF  HOPES. 

Hat,  William,  Esq.  of  Hopes,  oo.  Haddington, 
JP.  and  D.L.,  b.  9  Nov.  1774;  m.  28  Sept.  1820, 
Frances-Anne,  dau.  of  Robert  Ogle,  Eeq.  of  Egling- 
ham,  CO.  Northumberland,  and  has  issue, 

I.  John-Charlbs,  60th  Bengal  infimtry,  6.  5  B^>t.  18S1. 

u.  William- Augustus,  Bengal  dvil  service^  6. 8  June,  18SS, 
d.  1843. 

I.  Frances-Amelia,  m.  1850,  Cavaliere  Luigi  dei  Treseo- 
baldi,  son  of  Marchess  Frescobaldi,  of  Klorence. 

n.  Caroline. 

fttneage.— John  Hat,  Bsq.  of  Hopes  (son  of  the  Hon. 
Edmimd  Hay,  of  Hopes,  youngest  son  of  John,  1st  earl  of 
Tweeddsle),  m.  9  March.  1008,  Margaret,  daxi.  of  Sir.  Jamas 
Holbum,  of  Menstrie,  oo.  Fife,  and  sister  of  Lady  Cteik 
and  Lady  Inglis,  and  had  issuer 

John,  6.  1702,  d.  $.  p. 

Chaklk,  of  whom  presently. 

William,  b.  1707. 

James,  condemned  to  be  executed  1745,  for  being  out 
with  Charles-Edward,  but  pardoned. 

David.  Holboume. 

TheSrdson, 

Chabus  Hat,  Esq.  of  Hopes,  6. 1704»  who  m.  10  MnA, 
1780,  Christian  Boss ;  and  their  son, 

John  Hat,  Esq.  of  Hopes,  6.  1732,  «a.  S  Nor.  1701,  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of —  Beid,  Esq.  of  Oeoigie,  and  had  issue, 
L  James,  b.  170i,  m.  1788,  and  d.  1821,  leaving  a  max, 
William  jnUooner  Hay.  Srd  Bombay  It.  inf.,  who  Is  sk 
and  has  two  sons,  twins, 
John.  Edward.         j<^  i 

.,  ..dbyV^oogle 


HAY 

n.  OhArias,  ft.  I'm,  &ihor  of  Oiadet  Croadaad  Hoy. 
in.  John,  ft.  1770,  m.  Mias  Anne  Walker  and  had  iaroe^ 

1  John. 

2  Edward,  Bengid  infiintry,  killed  at  Cabul. 
XV.  WiLUAM,  now  of  Hopes. 

T.  Robert,  (Gapt.)  m.  Mies   Leonora  Nntting  and  had 
fesoe, 

1  John-Monckton,  Bengal  CHrll  Service. 
9  William,  Bengal  artilleiy. 
Ti.  Edward,  colonel  commanding  H.B.I.C.S.  Depot  at 
Chatham,  ft.  1784. 

L  Christiiui,  m.  to  lieut-Oen.  Hordyman. 
II.  Frances,  m.  to  Capt.  Nelson. 
in.  Isabella,  m.  to  Major  Brotigham. 
XV.  Catherine,  m.  to  C^pt  Hardyman. 
Mr.  Hay  aold  Hopes  to  his  son  William. 

Amu  and  Crat    8te  Hat  qf  Duim  CadU, 

Jfotto— Spare  nought. 

Saue— Hopes,  co.  East  Lothian,  or  Haddingtonshire. 


HAY  OF  LEYS. 
Hay-Balpour,  David,  Esq.  of  Leys,  co.  Perth, 
and  of  Randerston,  in  flfeshire,  s.  his  father  in  1790. 

tLttlPAffC. — ^WiLUAM  DC  Hata,  a  younger  son  of  David 
de  Hay%,  and  brother  of  Gilbert  Hay,  ancestor  of  the  noble 
house  of  Brroll,  obtained  ftrom  his  brother  Gilbert,  in  13286, 
a  grant  of  Leys.    He  was  grandfiitlier  of 

Edmxtvo  db  Hata,  of  Leys,  an  eminent  patriot,  who  dis- 
tinguished himself  in  fhvour  of  King  Bobkrt  I.  His  great- 
great-grandson, 

Bdxohd  Hat,  of  Leys,  to  whom  William,  eaii  of  Errol, 
granted  a  charter  of  conflrmatioQ  in  1461,  had  two  sons, 
EmnnvD,  his  heir;  and  Peter,  fh>m  whom  descend  the 
families  of  KnnrouL,  Melginoh,  Pitfour,  Seggieden,  Ite,  The 
elder  son, 

Edmund  Hat,  of  Leys,  who  had  seiaine  of  his  estate  in 
149^  was  ancestor  of 

Gbobok  HAT-BAurovm,  Esq.,  ft.  in  1682,  who  la.  his  cousin 
Mary,  dan.  of  Jamm  Balvouk,  Esq.  of  Randerston,  in  Fife- 
shire,  and  thus  aoquired  that  estate.  By  this  lady  he  had 
issue, 

PvTBR,  his  heir. 

Catherine,  ft.  in  1723,  ta.  to  Geoige  Clephan,  Esq.  of  Cars- 
logie.  . 

Mary,  ft.  in  1727,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Gordon,  of  \3ordons- 
town. 

Elisabeth,  ft.  in  1729,  m.  to  —  Sinclair,  Eeq. 

The  son  and  successor, 

Pktkb  Hat,  Esq.  of  Leys,  ft.  in  1717,  was  served  heir  to 
his  fkther  in  1762.  He  m.  in  1789,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  David 
Soott,  Esq.  of  ScotUtarvit,  by  Lucy,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Gordon,  of  Gordonstown,  and  had  issue, 

Jomi^' }  "««*^^«  proprietors. 

Ltndeay.  ft.  in  1748.  m.  to  John  Dalziel,  Esq.  of  Lingo,  and 

had  issue. 

Catherine,  «k  to  Heniy  Butter,  Esq.  of  Pitlochrie,  and  had 

issue. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Peter  Stewart,  Esq.  of  Collamie,  and  had 
issue. 

Lucy.  fa.  to  Patrick  Moncriefl^  Esq.  of  Reidie,  eldest  son 
of  Col.  George  Moncrieli;  of  Reidie^  and  had  issue, 
nie  eldest  son, 

David  Hat-Balpoub,  Esq.  of  Leys  and  Randerston,  in 
1767,  was  served  heir  to  his  father  in  the  lands  of  Leys, 
and  to  his  great-grandf  ithor,  James  Balfour,  of  Randerston. 
He  d.  without  issue,  in  1700,  and  was  t.  by  his  brother, 

John  Hat-Balfotjr,  Esq.  of  Leys  and  Randerston,  who 
m.  in  1777.  Catherine,  dau.  of  CoL  George  Monorieff,  of 
Beidie,  in  Fifeehire.  and  had  issue» 

David,  his  heir  of  Leya 

Peter,  late  a  captain  of  the  18th  dragoons. 

Jane,  m.  to  James  Patenon,  Esq.  of  Caipow,  and  has 


H  A-Y 

and  on  their  arms  a  round  ahield,  ax.,  bordered  and  q>iked, 
or,  their  tunic  or  under-vest  of  orange  colour  reaching  to  the 
knee,  their  mantles,  vert,  fastened  on  each  shoulder  by  a 
round  buckle,  gold,  and  half -boots  or  btundns  turned  down, 
of  a  buff  colour. 

ifoMo— Primus  ^  stripe,  in  allusion  to  this  family  being 
the  immediate  younger  branch  of  the  noble  House  of  Hat 

SeaU—ljdjB  and  Randerston. 


Mr.  Hay-Balfour  d.  in  1790. 

iirm*— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  erm.,  three  escutcheons, 
gn ,  for  Hat  of  Leys ;  2nd  and  drd,  or,  on  a  chev.,  sa , 
between  two  trefoils,  in  chief,  and  a  garb,  in  base,  vert, 
banded,  of  the  first,  an  otter's  head,  erased,  arg.,  for  Bal- 
FOUB  of  Randerston. 

eVvie^A  Lowland  Scots  countryman  demi-figure,  vested, 
grey,  waistcoat,  gu.,  bonnet,  az.,  and  feather,  ppr.,  bcnring 
on  his  right  shoulder  an  ox-yoke,  ppr.,  broken  at  one  eztre- 

aupporten  (Granted,  as  the  patent  states,  in  respect  of 
the  grmt  antiquity  of  the  fhmily.)  Two  Danish  soldiers  of 
the  tenth  cwitury,  habited  in  chain  mail,  on  their  head  a 
helmet  or  skull-oap,  and  holding  in  their  exterior  handa 
javelina,  all  ppr.,  at  the  top  of  each  Javelin  a  peunende^  gu., 
687 


HAY  OF  SEGGIEDEN. 

Eat,  James,  Euq.  of  Seggieden,  co.  Perth,  D.I.., 
b.  5  May,  1771;  m.  let,  in  1801,  Margaret^  dau.  of 
John  Richardson,  Elsq.  of  Pitfour,  by  whom  (who  d, 
14  March,  1S19)  he  had,, 
L  jAMaa-RiCHABDaox,  b.  29  Deo.  180S,  a  captain  in  the 
army,    half -pay,  unattached,  a  deputy -lieut,  who 
inherited  the  eatate  of  Aberargie,  in  Perthahire,  on  the 
decease  of  hia  mother.    He  m.  7  Feb,  1833,  Margaret- 
Lothian-Douglaa,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Lieut.  Col. 
Thomaa  Inglia,  and  hid  a  dau.,  Chablotte-Euzabxth, 
who  inherits  Seggieden. 
II.  John,  lieut  RN.  in.  Thumaa,  M.D.  of  London, 

rv.  Patrick,  42nd  native  iniismtry,  BengaL 
T.  William,  of  Edinburgh. 
I.  Barbara.  n.  Jane. 

He  m.  2ndly,   in  1821,   ChriBtina-Craigie,  dau.   of 
James  Stewart^  Esq.  of  UiTard. 

Etneage.—JAifBS  hat,  Eaq.  of  Pltfour  (8th  of  that 
houae,  in  a  direct  male  line  from  Pstsr  Hat,  2nd  aon  of 
Edmund  Hny,  of  Leys,  living  temp.  Jambs  lil.^  m.  1st, 
Jean,  dau.  of  Sir  Andrew  Hay,  of  Keillor,  and  had,  with  a 
dau.,  a  son, 

JouK,  who  t.  at  Pitfour,  whose  grandson,  Johk  Hat,  sold 
Pitfour  to  John  Richardson,   Esq.    The  present  repre- 
sentative of  Che  Oreat  House  of  Hay,  of  Pitfour,  is  William 
Edmund  Hat,  Esq.,  H.E.I.C.S. 
James  Hay  m.  2nd]y,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  George  Preston,  Bart, 
of  Vall^field,  and  widow  of  Oliphant,  of  Gask,  by  whom 
he  had  another  son, 

Patbiok  Hat,  Esq.,  who  m.  Barbara,  8rd  dau.  of  John 
Nairn,  Esq.  of  Seggieden,  by  Elicabeth  Fowler,  his  wife. 
She  (Barbara)  eventually  succeeded  her  sister  as  heireea  of 
Seggieden,  and  entailed  the  property  on  the  only  aon  of  her 
mariiage,  vis., 

John  Hat,  Eaq.  of  Seggieden.  Thia  gentleman  m.  Lilliaa, 
youngest  dau.  of  John  Hay,  Esq.  of  Pitfour,  by  Mary,  the 
heiress  of  Ross,  and  had,  with  several  other  children,  a 
son  and  successor, 

Jambb  Hat,  Esq.  of  Seggieden,  b.  17  May,  1739,  who  m. 
16  Aug.  1770,  Jean,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Donaldson, 
minister  of  Qlammis,  and  left,  at  his  deceaae,  23  March, 
1781,  an  only  son  and  succeaaor,  the  present  James  Hat, 
Esq.  of  Seggieden. 

.^rfn»--<)uarterly :  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  three  Inesrutcheons, 
gu.,  within  a  bordure,  chequy,  of  the  second  and  first,  for 
Hat  ;  and  for  difference,  in  Uie  centre  of  the  quarters,  a 
bul's  head,  couped,  gu.,  second  and  third,  partv per  pale- 
sa.  and  arg..  on  a  chaplet,  four  quatrefoils,  all  counter, 
changed,  in  the  centi-e,  chief,  a  martlet,  arg.,  for  di£Rn-ence, 
for  NAIRN  ofSfggiedtn. 

CrtKt, — A  demi-countrjrman,  ppr.,  holding  over  his  shoul- 
ders an  oxen-yoke,  or,  the  boughs,  gu. 

itfott<^— Diligentia  fit  ubertaa. 

^importer*— Dexter,  a  countryman,  ppr.,  holding  over  his 
ahomders  an  oxen-yoke,  or,  boughs,  gu. ;  sinister,  a  talbot, 
ppr. 

Seota— Seggieden,  Perth,  and  KiDicranky  Cottage,  in  the 
Paaa  of  Kilhcranky. 

HAY  OF  RANNES. -(Ste  LexthHay.) 


HAYMAN  OF  MYRTLE  GROVE  AND  SOUTH 
ABBEY. 

Hayman,  The  Rev  Samuei^  of  South  Abbey, 
Youghal,  CO.  Cork,  B.A.  (and  formerly  fellow  com- 
moner) of  Trinity  CoUege,  Dublin,  b.  27  July,  1818; 
m.  at  St.  Annexe  Churth,  Belfast,  26  Sept.  1864, 
Emily,  dau.  (by  Henrietta  hia  wife,  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  Samuel  Jackson,  Esq.  of  Stormount,  co. 
Down)  of  the  late  Rev.  Mark  Caseidi,  M.A.,  Chan- 
cellor of  Kilfenora  and  incumbent  of  Newtown-ards. 

EClWaflC— The  flunily  of  H*ymak,  or  Hatmaw  (for  it 
has  been  apelled  both  wayaX  ie  of  Norman  descent;  and 


H-A  Y 

ihelr  genecdogfoal  roll  embraces  a  period  of  moro  than  nine 
centuries. 

RoLLO,  the  Sea  King,  by  his  marriage  with  Oisla,  dau.  of 
Chablcs  the  Simple,  Idng  of  France,  left  issue  at  bis  death, 
in  917,  two  sons,  Wiluam  Lonosword,  Duke  of  Normandy 
(through  wbom  derived  WnxiAX  the  Conqueror  of  &iglaud, 
and  the  English  kings),  and 

RoBEBT,  created  Earl  of  Corbeil ;  in  direct  succession 
from  wbom  was 

HAncoN  DsNTATUS,  6th  earl  of  CorbeO  and  baron  of 
Tourney  and  Qranville.  He  was  slain  at  the  battle  of  Yal 
des  Dunes,  near  Caen,  in  1037,  leaving  (along  with  two 
daus.,  Cro^tina,  wife  of  Grimaldus,  prince  of  Monaco,  and 
Oerlett%  wife  of  Willi-\m,  duke  of  Aquitaine),  four  sons, 
who  all  accompanied  the  duke  of  Normandy  in  his  English 
invasion  of  1066, 

Robert  Frrz-HAMon ,  or  (as  Thierry  writes  it)  Fitx-Aymo», 

the  conqueror  of  South  Wales. 
Haimon,  sumamed  in  the  Domesday  Surrey,  Daj^er. 
Richard,  ancestor  of  the  Graitvlllk  family. 
Cbecquekk,  or  Cb£VB-<xkur,  Lord  of  Chatham,  whoae  lino 

we  follow. 

Crtfve-ooanr-en-Ange,  in  the  arrondissement  of  lisieux,  gave 
its  title  to  the  earl  of  Curbeil's  youngest  son,  whose  Chris- 
tian name  seems,  from  the  family  records,  to  have  been 
Huoo,  or  HuoH.  In  the  Battel  Abbey  roll  he  is  called 
**  Creuquere  ;**  and  he  appears  in  an  old  French  chronicle, 
relative  to  the  battle  of  Hastings,  as  "Le  Sire  de  Crdve- 
ooeur.**  From  him  two  lines  proceeded  ;  one,  that  of  the 
barons  of  Bedbom,  benefActtnv  of  the  priory  of  Bolington, 
Wits  seated  in  Lincolnshire ;  the  other  line,  established  in 
Kent,  had  for  its  chief. 

BoBEBT  DB  Cbepito  Cobde,  ot  db  Crbve-ocbub,  who,  in 
1119.  founded  the  priory  of  Black  Cmons,  at  Leeds,  in 
Kent,  the  manor  of  which  (along  with  the  hundred  of 
Chatham)  he  inherited  fh>m  his  uncle.  Sir  Robert  Flts- 
Himon.  Here,  also,  during  the  feud  between  the  king  and 
Odo,  bishop  oi  Baieux,  he  erected  a  strong  castle,  to  pre- 
serve the  district  confided  to  him  by  John  Fynes,  constable 
of  Dover  and  warden  of  the  Cinque  Ports.  He  received,  at 
the  same  time,  many  of  Haimon  Dtpifer's  possessions,  and 
had  his  lands  erected  into  a  barony,  called  by  distinction, 
**  Baronia  de  Cr^vequer,**  consisting  of  five  knights'  fses. 
Hie  head  of  this  barony  was  Chath.am,  for  which  re^ison  his 
descendants  generally  wrote  themselves  Domini  de  CHhum, 
His  great-grandson, 

Haimon  db  CitKVB-oaTnt,  was  lord  of  Igfatham,  in  the 
reign  of  King  John  (now  the  property  of  the  Jambs  family. 
See  that  name).  This,  and  his  other  landed  possessions, 
he  bequeathed  to  his  son, 

Haimon  db  Cbbvb-ocbub,  called  likewise  Shr  Hamo  del 
Blen,  from  his  manor  of  Bleane.  He  was  also  seised  of 
FarMgh,  Teston,  andfLeeds,  and  the  hereditary  lordship  of 
Chatham.  Of  his  valorous  deeds  in  Palestine,  in  the  crusade 
under  CoEua  db  Lion,  an  interesting  account  is  given  in 
AnecdoU*  of  tU  Jrittocraop,  voL  iL  pp.  26,  36.  The  field  of 
Ascalon  cost  him  his  three  sons,  who  successively  perished 
while  defending  the  English  banner.  He  returned  to  his 
native  land  on  the  truce  then  made  with  the  Soldon ;  and 
d.  peaceably  in  1203,  being  «.  by  his  grandson, 

Robebt  Haimon,  who,  according  to  prevailing  fashion, 
converted  his  patronymic  into  a  surname,  and  thus  led 
the  way  to  the  disuse,  and  finally  to  the  extinction,  of  the 
Norman  affix,  **  de  Crtve-coaur."  He  sided  with  the  dis- 
oontmited  barons  in  the  reign  of  Henbt  III,  and,  in  1258, 
was  one  of  the  league,  under  Simon  Houtfjrt,  Earl  of 
Leicester,  foimed  against  that  pusillanimous  monardi. 
His  lands  were  in  consequence  escheated  in  1265,  iMit  were 
(excepting  Chatham)  restored  some  years  after.  Unde- 
terred by  this  precedent,  his  son, 

Robert  Hadcon,  sumamed  **  de  Cr^ve-ooBur,**  was  one  of 
the  leaders  in  the  revolt  against  Oaveston,  Edward  ]^'s 
minion ;  and.  during  iho  temporary  triumph  of  that  un- 
hap(7  monarch,  w.is  compelled  to  surrender  his  fief  of 
Leeds,  which,  about  1318,  was  conveyed  by  the  king,  in 
exchange,  to  Babthoxx)mew,  Lord  de  Badlesmers.  The 
opposition  oi  the  nobles  was  ultimately  succ^sflil ;  and  the 
unfortunate  Edward  was  cruelly  murdered  in  Berkeley 
Outle,  22  Sept  1327.  Omitting  five  intervening  genera- 
tions, doring  which  the  orthography  of  the  name  was  nn- 
•e  tied,  and,  by  successive  owners,  was  iised  as  **  Haimon,** 
•*  Haymon,"  and  "  Hayman,**  indiflerently,  we  come  to 

Ralph  Hbtman,   or   Hatman,  who,   in  the  reign  of 

Hrnry  YII.  (1486-1509),  possessed  considerable  estates  in 

Kent,  and  was  ancestor  of  a  line  that  received  a  baronetcy 

ftom  Charles  I.,  under  patent,  dated  12  Aug.  16*1.    (Set 

5Sd 


HAY 

Hbthak  op  Somebfibld,  Extinct  Barondeitfy  In  the  list 
of  the  Justices  of  the  Peace  and  their  Dwelling  Parishes,** 
which  Lambard,  in  his  curious  Pgrtgrination  of  Kent,  origi- 
nally written  in  1570,  furnishes,  we  find  the  name  of 
"Ralph  Hatman," in  Sellynge,  Baylywicke  of  Bhypwey; 
and  among  "  Such  of  the  Nobilitie  and  O^itrie  as  the 
Heralds  recorded  in  their  Visitation,  1574,**  he  mentions 
"Ralph  Hatman.**  He  was  grandson  of  the  flrat-men- 
tioned  Ralph  Hayman.  The  8<Mneifield  btan^  subse- 
quently adopted  the  spelling  '*  Heyman."  probably  for  dis- 
tinction's sake,  bat  at  what  period  it  is  dilBeaH  to  say. 
Ralph  Hayman's  very  near  kinsman,  if  not  son,  was 

Robert,  or  Roger  Hatman,  Esq.,  6.  circ.  1524,  ttmp. 
Henry  VIII,  who,  to  avoid  religious  persecution  in  Queen 
Mart's  reign,  fled  from  Kent,  and  found  refuge  in  Devon- 
shire. He  settled  at  or  near  Bxeter ;  and  hers,  cirt.  1566, 
he  ta.  Joan,  2nd  dau.  of  Walter  Tonge^  Esq.  of  Sudburie. 
By  this  mairiage  he  had  four  sons, 

T.  John.  6.  cire.  1568,  an  opulent  merdiant  of  Minehead,  in 
Somersetshire.  He  was  living  anno  16  Jaoobi  I.  (1619). 
aa,  in  a  deed  still  extant,  we  ffaid  him  then  porcfaasing  an 
estate  fh>m  the  Luttrell  fiunily.  He  aeema  to  have  d. 
soon  after,  probably  t.  p. 

II.  Robert,  of  whom  presently. 

III.  William,  of  Bristol,  who  had  issuer 

1  Thomas,  d.  $.  p.  anie  1670. 

2  John,  settled  in  Virginia. 

8  WiLLLUi  (Sir),  mayor  of  Bristol  in  1684,  in  which  yesr 
he  was  knighted  at  Whitehall,  by  King  Jambs  II..  n. 
1  Nov.  1670,  Mary,  dau.  of  William  cSston,  sherilT  of 
Bristol,  only  surviving  sister  and  beir  of  Kdwabd 
Colston,  the  philanthropist,  by  whom,  at  his  death, 
1  Aug.  1702,  he  had  iasue^ 
Sarah,  m.  in  1689.  to  Thomas  Langton,  Esq.,  son  of  Sir 

Thomas  Laiigton.    She  d.  in  vitdpalrit.  

Mary,  m.  in  1698,  Thomas  Edwards,  Esq.  of  FHkiDa, 
near  LecUade,  co.  Gloucester,  and  had  issuei. 
Sarah,  la.  to  John  Pullen,  Esq.,  $.  p. 
Maiy,  m.  in  1723,  to  Francib,  second  Basoir  Mn>- 
DLETON  (»ee  Petragty. 

St^hia,  m.  to  Alexandei>Ready  CoMon,  Bsq.  (sis 
CoLfifTON  Ojf  Roundwaf  Park.) 
IPhillis.  2  Elizabeth. 

rv.  Geonro*  viwns  1649,  who  is  believad  to  hove  fbmided  a 
blanch  in  Devonshire. 

The  2nd  son, 

Robert  Hatman.  Esq..  was  5.  cire.  1570.  at  Minehead, 
where  he  m.  circ.  1509.  Ellxabeth  [OibbonsTl  and  by  bor 
(who  d.  in  1647)  had  issue.  Mr.  Hayman  held  the  com- 
mission of  captain  in  the  army  during  the  dvil  wars ;  and 
two  suits  of  armour,  reputed  to  have  been  his,  woe,  until 
lately,  preserved  at  the  old  family  seat.  Bye  Farm.  He 
seems  to  have  been  occasionally  employed  in  Ireland,  and, 
on  the  conclusion  of  hostilities,  to  have  settled  there.  He 
was  resident  at  Toughal,  co.  Cork,  5  Hot.  1651 ;  but  appevs 
to  have  returned  to  Bn^and  a  year  or  two  afterwards.  He 
d.  at  Minehead,  in  1654,  being  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Gbobob  Hatman,  Esq.  of  Minehead,  was  b.  cire.  1600 ;  m. 
eirc.  1626,  Miss  Mary  Atkins,  of  Minehead,  and  by  her 
(who  was  buried  at  Minehead,  4  June,  1685)  had  issne, 
George,  of  Minehead;  Simon,  of  Min^iead;  Robert,  of 
Min^ead;  and  Samuel;  and  one  dan.,  Joan,  m.  90  Dec. 
1662,  to  John  Ball,  Esq.  He  cl.  at  Minrf>ead,  12  Nov.  1670< 
His  younger  son, 

Samuel  Hatman,  Esq.  of  South  Abbey,  Toughal,  b. 
17  April,  1636 ;  m,  evre.  1669,  his  cousin,  EUsabeth,  dau.  of 
John  Atkin,  Esq.  of  Minehead,  and  afterwards  of  Polemors, 
near  Yooghal,  and  by  her  (who  d.  22  F^  1676-7)  he  had 
issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

George,  of  Bye  Farm,  co.  Somerset,  anrestor  of  the  Hat- 
mans  Oif  Byt  Farm,  and  BUbroot^  eo.  Somtrtel. 

Samuel,  of  the  College,  Youghal.  of  whom  l^reafter. 

Jane.  m.  1st,  20  Jiuy,  1682,  to  John  Vaugfaan,  Esq.  of 
Toughal ;  and  2ndly,  11  May,  1685,  Jai^»er  Lucas,  Esq.  of 
the  same  town. 

Frances,  bapt  18  Nov.  1672,  «.  9  April,  1700.  Aldennan 
John  Luther.*  of  Toughal,  who  d.  in  ihb  year  of  hia  ntay- 
oralty,  26  Feb  1709. 

He  d.  at  Yougfaal,  23  Dec.  1672,  and  wm  «.  l^  hia  eldest  son. 
John  Hatman,  Esq.  of  doynepriest,  M.P.  for  Toogfaal 
for  ten  years,  1703-1713.  He  was  6.  in  1664,  and  lived  fbr 
some  time  at  his  giandlhther's  seat,  Polemore,  whli^  was 
bequeathed  to  him,  and  subsequently  at  Cloyneprieat,  in 
its  Tidnity,  a  manor  which  he  pnichaasil  Among  him 
English  estates  were  Somerliere,  near  the  village  of  BObrsok, 


*  The  Luther  funily,  who  were  kin  to  the  great  Ra- 
former,  settled  in  England  in  the  reign  of  Hknbt  VlII. 


HAY 


HAT 


00.  8omenet»  whioh  he  purdbaied,  in  ITVT,  of  Sir  Hugh 
Stukeley,  Bart. ;  Farraoombe,  near  Combmartln,  oo.  DoTon ; 
and  South  Hill  manor,  in  the  aame  oounty.  He  m.  in 
1687,  Hannah,  dan.  of  Jamea  Crockford,  Eaq.  of  EUaoombe, 
ooudn-Korman  to  hia  brother  Geoiige'a  wife,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  at  Minehead,  26  Sept.  1888)  had  iaaue  an  only  child, 

Atkik.  d.  11  Ifaroh,  1688,  and  was  buried  with  hia  mother, 
in  the  aiale  of  Minehead  Churoh,  where  is  their  grave- 
•    atone. 

Mr.  Hayman  was  among  the  Protestants  attainted  by  King 
James's  parliament  held  in  Dublin.  7  May,  1686,  and  was 
constrained  to  flee  to  his  relatives  in  Somersetshire.  He 
d.  21  Aug.  1731,  and  was  buried  at  Cloynepriest,  when  the 
representation  of  the  flunily  in  Ireland  devolved  on  the 
iaaue  of  hia  youngest  brother, 

Bamobl  Hatman,  Esq.  of  The  College,  TougM*  hapt 
at  Toughal,  1  Sept  1668 ;  m.  5  Nov.  1700,  Elisabeth,  eldest 
dau.  of  Richard  Paradice,  Esq.  of  Youghal,  and  by  her 
(who  was  b.  9  Dec.  1681,  and  d.  14  April,  1766)  had  issue, 
sixteen  children.  Of  the  daus.,  the  elctost,  Jane,  sk  81  Aug. 
1782,  Valentine  Browning,  Esq.  of  Aflkne ;  the  2nd,  Blisv- 
beth,  m.  her  cousin,  Samuel  Luther,  Esq.  of  Toughal ;  the 
6th,  Mary,  la.  John  Hayman,  Esq.;  and  the  7th,  Hannah, 
M.  1741,  Thomas  Gimlett,  Esq.  He  d.  at  his  seat,  The  Col- 
lege, Toughal,  2  Dea  1722,  when  he  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 
JoHV  Hatxak,  Esq.  of  The  College,  Toughal,  now  called 
Myrtle  Orove,  ft.  10  May,  1702 ;  mayor  of  Toughal  in  1760 
and  1761.  He  d.  mm.  14  April,  1770,  at  his  seat,  Myrtle 
Orove,  and  was  «.  by  his  next  surviving  brother, 

Thx  Rev.  Atkih  Hatmah,  A.M.,  6.  11  June,  1714 ;  for 
eleven  years  officiating  minister  of  St.  Mary's  Collegiate 
Church,  Toughal,  in  1764,  chaplain  to  the  Earl  of  Hilla- 
borougfa,  and  finally  vioar  of  Ballydogh  and  Castlemagner, 
near  Mallow,  which  he  retained  untU  his  death.  In  1742, 
be  had  m,  Ua  eouain,  Eliaabeth,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Walter  Atkin,  of  Leadington,  incumbent  of  Middleton,  and 
vicar-general  of  the  diocese  of  Cloyne  (by  Elizabeth  Con- 
Ingsby  his  wifb,  of  Hampton  Court,  co.  Hereford,  cousin 
to  Earl  Coningaby),  and  by  her  (who  d.  30  Jan.  1766)  had 
isaue.  He  m.  2ndly,  12  Aug.  1767.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Frank 
Wilson,  Esq.  of  Toughal,  but  by  that  lady  (who  d.  8  Oct. 
1776)  had  no  issue.  The  Rev.  Atkin  Hayman  d.  18  April, 
1703,  and  waa  buried  in  the  chancel  of  St.  Mary's  Church, 
ToughaL    Hia  elder  surviving  son  succeeded, 

Waltxa-Atkix  Hatmak,  Esq.  of  Myrtle  Grove,  bapt.  at 
Middleton,  30  June.  1760 ;  m.  28  July,  1789,  EUsa,  dau.  of 
Henry  White,  Esq.  of  New  Roes,  oo.  Tipperary  (by  his 
wife,  EUaaboth,  3rd  dau.  of  Thomaa  Maunsell,  Esq.,  M.P.  for 
Kilmallock),  who  d.  «.  p,  22  Aug.  1800,  at  Carmarthen, 
South  Wales,  on  her  Journey  home  ftom  the  Bristol  hot 
wells.  He  d.  at  hia  seat.  Myrtle  Orove,  6  June,  1816.  His 
only  brother, 

Samuel  Hatmaw,  Esq.,  M.D..  was  bapt  at  Middleton. 
96  Sept  1763.    He  m.  17  Nov.  1782.  Melian,  younger  dau. 
and  eo-heireas  of  Matthew  Jones,  Esq.,  collector  of  Toughal 
(by  Audriah  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Roch,  Esq.  of 
Woodbine  Hill,  oo.  Waterford,  descended  fh>m  the  Lords 
Roche  </  Fermop),  and  by  her  (who  d,  26  Feb.  1836)  he 
had  issue, 
L  ATKTir.  lieut  R.N..  6.  at  Prospect  Row.  Cork,  17  Sept 
1783.     He  m.  6  Feb.  1813,  at  Douglaa  Church,  near  Cork, 
Eliza,  younger  dan.  of  the  late  Walter  Atkin,  Esq.  of 
Leadington,  high-sheriff  of  oo.  Cork  in  1766.  (by  Mary, 
his  wife,  second  dau.  of  George  Dunscombe,   Esq.  of 
Mount  Desert)  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  17  May.  1821, 
William-Andrews  Lamb.  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Kilcolmon  Pork, 
Bandon)  left  issue,  at  his  death,  26  March,  1817,  at  Sun- 
day's Well,  Cork, 
1  Samuel,  a  postiiumons  son,  d.  In  infancy. 

1  Mary-Harriette,  m.  27  Feb.  1888.  her  cousin,  SobiesU 
Kildahl,  Esq.  of  Toughal,  and  d.  23  Aug.  1860. 

2  Elisabeth,  d.  wm.  at  Chelsea,  11  Nov.  1862. 
n.  Matthew,  hia  heir. 

I.  Elizabeth,  6.  at  Prospect  Bow,  Coik,  17  Nov.  1786^  d. 
«iua.  8  Feb.  1831. 

Dr.  Hayman  d.  at  his  seat.  Prospect  HiU,  near  Toughal, 
90  March,  1884,  and  was  t.  by  his  Snd  son, 

Matthew  Hatmajt,  Esq.  of  South  Abbey,  b.  28  Deo. 
1780 ;  m.  22  Jan.  1816^  Helen,  2nd  dau.  of  Arundel  Hill, 
Eaq.  of  Donetaile,  and  l^  her  (who  d,  tt  July,  1860)  haa 
had  issue, 
Samuel,  his  heir. 

Matthew-Jones,  mt^  18th  Royal  Irish,  gallantly  distin- 
guished and  severely  wounded  at  the  siege  of  SebastopoL 
Arundel-Hill,  6.  16  Jan.  1832,  d.  8  Aug.  1886. 
Helen-Maria. 

Melkak-Jonea,  m.  6  Sept  1861,  Alexander  Dvrdin,  Esq.  of 
Hontington  QMtK  oo.  Carlow. 
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EHnbeth. 

Maria-Lucy- Anne,  m.  2  June.  1868.  Cant.  Frank  P.  Cassidi, 
late  of  16th  regt,  of  Olenbrook,  Magherafelt,  oo.  Deny. 
Susan. 

Mr.  Hayman,  who  is  in  the  commission  of  the  peace  for  the 
CO.  of  Cork,  represents,  through  his  mother,  the  ancient 
fSunily  of  Jones,  of  lioynririd,  oo.  Montgomery. 

Arm»-~Krg.t  on  a  chevron,  engrailed,  ox.,  between  three 
martleta,  so.,  as  many  dnquefoils,  pierced,  or. 

CVeito— 1st  a  demi-Moor,  flill-fiaced,  wreathed  round  the 
temples,  holding  in  the  dexter  hand  a  rose,  slipped  and 
leaved,  allppr. ;  2nd,  a  martlet,  oa  in  the  arms. 

Motto — Ckelrnn,  non  Solum. 

Jtoidmce— South  Abbey,  Toughal,  oo.  Cork. 


HAYNES  OF  THIMBLEBY  LODGE. 

Hatnes,  Robebt,  Esq.  of  Thimbleby  Lodge,  co. 
York,  formerly  a  magistrate  and  repreaentative  for 
the  department  of  St  John  Barbadoes,  m.  iRt, 
25  May,  1815,  Sarah  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr. 
Payne,  of  Barbadoes,  and  by  her  has  iesue  surviving, 
Robert,  Sarah- Anne,  and  Jane-AIleyne.  He  m. 
2Ddly,  26  Sept  1825,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Robert 
Reeoe,  Esq.,  and  by  her  has  issue  surviving,  viz. ; 
William,  Henry- Higgtnson,  Edmimd-Lee,  Jonathan- 
Wynyard,  Elizabeth,  and  Caroline-Anne. 

%in(aS(.~This  famtty  is  one  of  high  reqpectabiUty, 
their  ancestors  having  been  forced  to  emigrate  to  Barbadoes 
in  the  time  of  Cbokwxxx,  being  loyalists,  where  th^  have 
held  landed  im^)erty,  which  has  descended  from  father  to 
son  ever  since,  and  is  now  in  the  possession  of  Richard 
Haynes,  Esq.  The  grandfather  of  the  present  Mr.  Haynes» 
6f  Thimbleby  Lodge, 

RiCHAKD  Hathss,  Esq.  of  Barbadoes,  son  of  Robkbt 
Hatvks,  Esq.,  m,  Anne  Elcodc,  and  had  issue,  Robskt, 
of  whom  presently ;  Richard-Downes,  deceased  ;  Henry, 
post-oapt.  R.N.,  deceased ;  Edmimd ;  and  Anne-Eloock. 
The  eldest  son, 

RoBBRT  Hathsb,  Esq.,  represented  the  parish  of  St. 
John,  Barbadoes,  for  36  years,  during  which  he  acted  as  a 
magistrate,  and  was  lieut -general  of  militia.  He  was  for 
several  years  speaker  of  the  House  of  Assembly  of  Bar- 
badoee.  He  m.  ThomasLDe<Anne,  dau.  of  —  darice,  and 
widow  of  Nathaniel  Barrow,  and  by  her  had, 

Richard,  m.  Jone-AUeyne  Payne,  and  has  issue. 

Robert,  of  Tiiimbleby  Lodge,  co.  Tork. 

George- Banvw,  m  Ann  Walker  Oughterson,  and  left  israe. 

'William-Clarke,  m.  Maigoret  Crichton,  and  d.  leaving  three 
sons  and  one  dau. 

Thomosine.  m.  Ist  to  John-Hathersall  Pindar,  and  2ndly. 
to  Frederick-Christian  Lordy,  mi^or  of  4nlhntry,  unat- 
tached. 

.^nit»— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  arg.  three  crescents,  paly 
wavy  gu.  and  as. ;  2nd  and  8rd,  gu.  two  billets  oiX' 

Crt$tr-K.  stork,  wings  diH>layed,  ppr.,  in  the  beak  a  seipent 
of  the  lost 

£0a^-Thimbleby  Lodge,  oo.  Tork. 


HAYWARD  OF  QUEDGELEY  HOUSE. 

CuBTis  -  Hatwabd,  John,  Esq.  of  Quedgeley 
House,  CO.  Gloucester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  28  Sejit 
1804 ;  m.  20  Aug.  1840,  Elizabeth,  youngest  dau.  of 
Renjamin  Harrison,  Esq.  of  Clapham  Common, 
Surrey,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  Jobk-Frzdsuok,  ft.  10  Sept.  184S. 

It.  Arthur-Cecil,  b.  8  March.  1&46. 

I.  Albinio-Mary.  u.  Margaret-Fmnoes. 

ra.  Emily-Lucy.  iv.  Isabella-Elizabeth. 

V.  Catharine-Anne. 

EClWafff.— William  Haywa»d,  Esq..  son  of  Thomas 
Hatwabd,  Esq.,  and  Susan  his  wife,  dau.  of  Oeoige  Shoyle, 
Esq.  of  Dymock,  co.  Gloucester,  and  gnndson  of  Thomas 
Hayward,  alias  Cox,  of  Forthamptoo,  living  in  1090,  m. 
Eleanor,  dan.  of  Richard  Rogexs,  Esq.  of  Dowdeswell,  in 
the  same  shire,  and  had  issue,  three  sons  and  three  dans. 
Mr.  Hayward,  whose  will  beaie  date  1  May,  1«M,  and  was 
proved  in  1007.  was  «.  by  bis  son,  .^  „,  -  v   i-^ 

WiLUAM  Haywakd,  Esq.  of  Quedgeley.  *•  23  Feb.  lOTO, 
who  m.  Margaret  dau.  of  MiO<w-Oenena  Selwyn,  of  Mat- 
son,  eo.  Gloueeeter.  and  d,  in  1700,  having  had  (with  a  dau., 
Albinia,  m,  to  Thomas  Winstone,  Esq.)  two  som,  TIbomas, 
his  heir  ;  and  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Withfaigton. 


H  E  A 

who  m.  in  1740,  Bridget,  eldest  d^u.  of  jltichftrd  Bouthby, 
Eaq.  of  Garewell,  co.  Beiks,  and  had  a  ton,  SiB  Thomas 
HA.TWABD,of  Cxrswell,  (tee  famiLif  of  Hayward-Soutiiby.) 
The  elder  son  of  William, 

Thokas  Hatwabd,  Esq.  of  Queigeley.  *».  Mercy,  dau. 
of  Charles  Parsons,  Esq.  of  Bredon,  co.  Worcester,  and  d. 
in  1783,  leayiug  two  suns ;  Charles,  the  elder,  who  cL  in 
1803;  and 

WiLUAM  Hatwaro,  Eaq.  of  Quedgeley,  who  assumed 
the  additional  samame  of  Winstokb,  on  inheriting  the 
property  of  his  uncle.  He  m.  in  1770.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Qobriel  Wayne,  Esq.  of  Frenchay,  oo.  Gloucester,  and  had, 
with  a  s-kn,  Thomas,  6.  in  1771,  and  d,  in  1793,  three  daus. 
and  0  >-hein,  Albinia-Frakobb,  of  whom  presently ;  Louisa, 
M.  to  Capt.  Thomas  Sykes,  RN. ;  and  Lucy,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
William  Forster,  Tioar  of  Southpoole,  Devon,  both  deceased. 
The  el'leat  dm.  and  erentual  heiress, 

Aimhia-Pranobs  Hatward,  m.  in  1799.  to  the  Rev. 
John  Adey  Curtis,  vicar  of  Bitton.  co.  Gloucester  (son  of 
Thomas  Ciutis,  Esq.,  F.R.8.,  by  Anne  his  wife.  dau.  of 
John  Jobbins,  Esq.).  and  by  hira,  who  assumed  the  surname 
of  Hatward,  and  <f.  1812,  had  issue, 

JoHV,  ofQuedgeley  House. 

William- Wiustoue.  in  holy  orders,  6. 1811 ;  m.  1845.  Eliza- 
beth-Esther, dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Phelps,  rector  of 
Aldsrl^,  and  has  three  daus..  Albiuia-Frances ;  Allco- 
EliaJ>eth ;  and  Eleanor- Winstone. 

Albinia. 

Anne,  m.  to  Harry  Nisbet,  Esq.,  Bengal  Civil  Service. 

Lucy,  m.  1847,  to  the  Rev.  Samuel  Lysons,  of  Hempeted 
Court 

Fmnces,  m.  in  1840,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Peters,  rector  of 
Eastington,  co.  Gloucester. 

Elisabeth- Anna-Maria,  m.  1843.  to  Philip  Smith,  Esq. 

Arm»    Aig.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  fleurs^le-lis,  or,  on  a 
chief,  of  the  second,  a  Uon,  paHsant,  of  the  thbvL 
Crt^ — Or.  a  demi-liou,  rampant,  sa.,  holding  a  fleur-deJla. 
Motto    Yirtute  non  sanguine, 
fieot— 4)uedgeley  House,  oo.  Gloucester. 


HEAD  OF  MODREENT  HOUSR 

Head,  William-Hknrt,  Esq.  of  Modreeny  House, 
CO.  Tipperary,  J.  P.,  6.  8  Sept.  1809.  (His  late 
Majesty  William  IV.  stood  sponsor.) 

ilUUaSr. — John  Hbab.  Esq.  of  Ashley  Pack,  oo.  Up- 
perary,  who  d,  S3  June,  1817  ;  m.  PbcsbeToler,  sister  of  the 
1st  Earl  of  Korbary,  and  loft  a  son. 

LiBUTCNAirr-ORNBRAL  MicBARL  HcAD.  Modresuy  House, 
who  St.  Oct  1808.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Edward  Ravenaeroft, 
Esq.,  Portland  Place,  L  nd  m,  and  died,  leaving  an  only 
child,  Wiluax-Hrkrt  Head,  Esq.  of  Modreeny  House. 

£e(tf— Modreeny  House,  co.  Tipperaxy. 


HEALE  OF  HIGHFIELD  HOUSE. 

Healr,  Henry  Newton,  Epq.  of  High  field  House, 
Hemel  Hempstead,  Herts,  J. P.,  b.  5  Nov.  1814;  m. 
8  Feb.  1849,  Anne-Judith,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late 
Charles- AstoQ  Key,  Esq.,  and  has  four  dans.  Mr. 
Heale  is  son  of  Mr.  William  Heale,  merchant  of 
London, 
fiflol— Highfleld  House^  Hemd  Hempstead. 


HEARD  OF  KINSALE. 

HsABD,  John-Isaac,  Esq.  of  Kinwile  and  Bally- 
daly,  CO.  Cork,  M.P.,  J.P.,  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff, 
1889,  h.  1788  ;  m.  1808,  Mary,  dau.  of  Hope  Wilkes, 
Esq.  of  Lofts  Hall,  Essex,  and  has  issue, 
I.  RoRKRT.  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  John  B.  Warren.  Esq.  of 
WarrBu*s  Grove,  co.  Coric,  and  niece  of  Sir  Augustus 
Warren,  Bart,  and  has  two  sons  and  two  daus. 
I.  Catherine-Jane, 
n.  Mary,  m.  to  Achilles  Dannt,  Esq.,  J.P.,  co.  Cork.^ 

tLuiCa^C— Ihis  fkunily  is  a  branch  of  the  stock  from 
which  also  derived  the  late  Sir  Isaac  Heard,  Garter  King- 
of-Arms.  The  full  pedigree  and  arms  appear  on  record  in 
the  Heralds'  Office,  London.  The  present  Mr.  Heard,  M.P., 
is  sou  of  the  late  John  Heard,  Esq.,  by  Rachel  Servatt,  his 
wife,  and  grandson  of  John  Heard,  and  Rose  Wyatt,  his 
vrife. 


540 


H  E  A 

HEATHCOTE  OF  CONNIKGTON  CASTLE. 

Heathcote,  John-Moter,  Esq.  of  ConDingUm 
Castle,  CO.  Huntingdon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  9  Nor. 
1800;  m,  April,  1888,  the  Hon.  Emily  -  Frances 
Ridley-Colbome,  dau.  of  Lord  Colborue,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  JoHjr-MoTER,  ft.  19  July,  1834. 

n.  William-George,  6.  «  Feb,  1836. 

III.  Charles-Gilbert,  ft.  8  March,  1841. 

rv.  Henry-Francis,  ft.  11  Aug.  1848. 

I.  Mary-Emily 

Mr.  Heathcote  has  served  as  high-sheriff  of  Hunting- 
donshire. 

iLttlPaffC — JoHK  ELratrootb,  Esq.,  second  Mm  of  Sir 
John  Heathcote,  Bart.,  by  Bridget  his  wife,  dan.  of  Juhn 
White,  Esq.  of  Wallingwells,  M.P.,  and  graodaon  of  Sir 
Gilbert  Hratbootk,  Bjurt.,  M  P.  for  the  dty  of  London,  st. 
24  Oct  1764,  Lydia,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Moyer,  Esq.,  and 
had  (besides  a  dau.,  Ljdia,  si.  to  the  Hon.  John  Dawnay)  a 
son, 

Jomr  Hbathcotr,  Esq.  of  Connington  Castle,  ft.  in  17<7, 
who  m.  5  Nov.  1790.  Miss  Mary- Anne  ThomhiU,  and  by  Iier 
(who  d.  27  July.  1854)  had  issue, 

JoHK-MoTRR,  his  heir. 

RobertBoothby,  m.  1st,  Miss  Charlotte  SoChebT.  and  by 
her  (who  is  deceased)  has  issue,  a  son  and  two  daoa^  He 
m.  2ndly,  Miss  EUzabeth-Bridget  Wells 

George,  la.  Mias  Catherine-SopUa  Sotheby.  and  d.$.p. 

Mary-Anne,  Lydia,  m.  to  George-Hussey  Packe.  Eaq. 

Frances-Catherine,  m.  to  the  liter.  William  Booper. 

Mr.  Heathcote  d.  3  May,  1838. 

^rMS— Brm.,  thrse  pomels,  eatdi  ehaiged  with  a  eroas,  or. 
CVeK-— On  a  mural  crown,  as.,  a  ponMis,  as  in  the  ann^ 
between  two  wings,  displayed,  erm. 
<SecU— <)oniiington  Carae,  near  StQton,  eo.  Hnntingdon. 


HEATON  OF  PLAS  HEATON. 

Heaton,  Johk-Richard,  Esq.  of  Plas  Heaton,  co. 
Denbigh,  major  in  the  army,  fr.  29  May,  1816. 

S^tntaQfr. — ^The  Heatons,  now  of  PLia  Heaton,  and  ft*, 
merly  of  Lleweny  Green,  oo.  Denbigh,  are  a  branch  of  the 
He  (tons  of  Heaton,  oo.  Laneister,  and  first  settled  in  Wales 
as  o£Bcers  under  Henry  de  Lacy,  the  great  B^rl  of  Lincoln, 
who  was  Constable  of  Chester,  and  Lord  of  Bhoa  and  Rhy- 
funiog,  oo.  DenlHgfa.    From 

Sir  Alexander  Heaton,  Lord  ot  Heaton,  oo.  Tnnrriator. 
lineally  descended, 

Richard  Heaton,  Esq.  of  Lleweny  Green,  liying  temp. 
Eliearbth,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  (by  Winifred,  dau.  of 
Kenclm  Throckmorton,  Esq.,)  of  OadwmUador  Wynn,  of 
Voelas,  CO.  Denbigh,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  m.  Sadly,  Hugh 
Pe^ke,  Esq.),  was  great-grandfather  of 

Richard  Heaton,  Esq.  of  Ueweny  Green,  irtio  m.  in  1003, 
Mugaret,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Davice.  Esq  of 
Denbigh,  a  cadet  of  the  ancient  Denbighshire  Huuse  of 
Wygf^ur,  deriTedf^om  Ednowain  Bendew,  Lord  of  Tegainfl, 
Founder  of  the  xm.  Noble  Tribe  of  North  Wales  and  Powys. 
By  this  lady  Mr.  Heaton  was  fiUher  of, 

John  Heaton,  Esq.  of  Lleweny  Green,  who  m.  10  July, 
1734,  Martha,  only  dau.  of  Christopher  Adamson,  of  Warty- 
ham,  CO.  Norfolk.  Esq.    His  son, 

Richard  Heaton,  Esq.  of  Plas  Heaton,  oo.  Denbigh.  «. 
11  Aug.  1783.  Sarah  Venables,  of  Oswwtry,  oo.  Salop, 
whose  family  now  resides  at  Wood  ffill,  near  Oswestry.  Of 
this  marriage  there  was  issue, 

z.  John. 

n.  Sarah-Elixabeth. 

III.  Maivaret,  m.  Joseph-Tenables  Lovet^  of  BdxDant,eo 
Salop,  Esq. 

!▼.  Mary,  m.  Richard-IJoyd  Wmiams,  of  Henllan  Plaes^ 
CO.  Denbigh,  and  Hafod  Duryd,  co.  Casmarvoo,  Esq. 
Mr.  Heaton  was  s.  by  his  only  son, 

John  Heaton,  Esq.  of  Plas  Heaton,  ft.  10  May,  178T;  who 
m.  1st  Aug.  1814,  Elisabeth,  sister  of  Wilson  Jones^  of 
Cefh-Coch,  oo.  Denbigh.  Esq.,  late  M.P.  for  Denbigh,  end 
dau.  of  the  late  John  Jones,  Esq.  cS  Gefh-Cccfa,  (sh  that 
name^  and  by  her  had  issue, 

John  Richard,  now  of  Plas  Heaton. 

Charles- Wilson,  in  holy  orders,  ft.  I  F^  18S0. 

Hugh-Edward,  in  holy  orders,  ft.  13  May,  1821. 

Sarah-Elisabeth. 

Mr.  Heaton  m,  2ndly,  SI  April,  18SI,  Anne-EUaa^  dan.  of 
John,  Lord  Henniker,  and  by  her  has  had  issue. 


H  £  B 

I.  VmiMn-Henniker.  Heut.  RN..  6.  13  July,  1836. 
u.  Fredttrick-Luxmore,  b.  30  AprU,  1837. 
in.  Arthur,  b.  11  Jan.  1839. 

IV.  Uewelyn-Fnmcia,  6.  15  Sept.  1840. 

I.  Mary.  ii.  Anne-Eliza,  deceased, 

m.  Eroily-Matgaret.  iv.  Frauoeft. 

V.  Anna-Maria,  deceased.  vi.  Jessy. 

Mr.  Heaton,  J.P.,  and  chainnan  of  Quarter  Sesdons  of  Den- 
bighshire, served  the  offioe  of  high-sheriff  for  that  eounty  in 
1887.  and  d,  14  May,  1856. 

Arnu — Arg.,  on  a  bend,  engndled,  sa.,  three  bucks*  heads 
of  the  field. 

Crett — A  buck's  head,  as  in  the  arms. 

Motto— 'Er  cordiad  y  oaera.  (From  the  foundation  of  the 
fortress.} 

Seat—P\aa  Heaton.  co.  Denbigh. 


HEBER  OF  HODNET. 

Hkbkr-Perct,  Algernon-Charles,  Esq.  of  Hod- 
net  Hall,  oo.  Salop,  J.P.  late  high-sheriff,  6.  29  June, 
1812;  m.  29  July,  1839,  Emily,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Reginald  Heber,  Bishop  of  Calcutta,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Alqbbkon,  b.  88  Feb.  1846. 

n.  Reginald-Josoeline,  b.  8  May,  1849. 

in.  Hugh-Louis,  b.  8  Jan.  1853. 

I.  Blanche-Emily.  u.  Bthd-Ceoilia. 

ILtnf  AQ[0. — ^The  Hebers  take  their  name  fh>m  a  place 
in  Craven  called  Haybeigh,  where  the  eariiest  of  the  family 
are  supposed  to  have  risen.  The  oldest  tradition  refers 
to  BairuLPHDS  dk  Hatbubgh,  of  Saxon  descent,  Uving 
towards  the  end  of  the  12th  century  at  Milnethoxpe,  in  the 
parish  of  Sandale.  His  descendants  seem  to  have  con- 
tinued there  as  gentlemen  oi  yevy  small  fortune  for  six 
generations,  intennarrying  with  req)ectablo  fiunilies  in  the 
north  of  England.    In  1461, 

Thomas  Heoubb,  Gent,  is  mentioned  by  Dods worth. 
He  limned  at  Adwalton,  in  Craven,  in  1468.  His  brother, 
Oswald,  had  a  commiflsion  in  the  Duke  of  York's  army, 
and  was  slain  at  the  battle  of  Wakefield.  Thomas  d.  at 
Keytheley,  in  1499,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Hkibbb,  6.  in  1478,  who  was  possessed  of  land  at 
Keytheley  and  at  Klslach,  and  was  the  purchaser  of  the 
estate  of  West  Marton,  in  Cntven,  where  he  d.  in  1648. 
His  eldest  son, 

Rbqutald  Hsbbb,  Buooeeded  him  at  Marton.  He  m.  in 
1568,  Anne,  dau  ef  John  de  Malholme,  of  Elslaoh ;  and  d. 
14  Nov.  1000.  His  son,  Thomas  Heber,  dying  in  his  life- 
time, all  his  estates  descended  to  his  grandson, 

Thomas  Hebbb,  b.  8  June,  1666,  J.P.  He  m.  BUnere, 
dan.  of  Thomas  Ferrand,  Esq.  ci  Carlt<m ;  and  dying  at 
Marton.  in  1688.  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hebbb,  J.P.  temp.  Chableb  I.,  who  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  Sir  William  Lowther,  of  Ingleton,  and  was  buried 
at  East  Marton,  26  Jan.  16<^.    He  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Hbbbb,  Esq.,  who  m.  Bridget,  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Pwmington,  of  Munoaster ;  and  d.  in  1668,  leaving  a  son, 

Tbomab  Hbbkb,  Esq.  of  Marton,  6.  in  1643;  who  m. 
Bebeoca,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Maricham,  Bart,  of  Sedge- 
brooke,  linoolnshire ;  and  was  buried  at  Marton,  2  Dec 
1679.    His  son. 

BooxKALD  Hbbbb,  6.  at  York  in  1675.  m.  in  1696,  Hester, 
dan.  of  Sir  William  Cayley,  Bart,  of  Brompton ;  and  was 
buried  at  Marton,  in  1715,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Hebbb,  of  Marton,  6.  in  1697 ;  J.P.  and  D.L. ;  m. 
in  1722,  EUnbeth,  ddest  dau.  of  John  Atherton,  of  Ather- 
ton  and  Beausey,  in  Lancashire,  and  heiress  (through  her 
mother,  Elisabeth  Cholmondel^y,  and  her  grandmother, 
EUaabeth  Vernon)  to  the  manors  and  estates  of  her  ancestor. 
Sir  Hbhbt  Ybbhov,  Bart,  of  Hodnet  (See  Bubkb's  Sxtutct 
Baronetage).  Thomas  Heber  d.  21  Oct.  1752,  and  was  $.  by 
his  ekleetson. 

Rich  A  an  Hbbbb,  Esq.,  who  d.  without  male  issue  in 
1766,  when  the  estates  devolved  upon  his  brother, 

Thb  Rev.  REonrALO  Hbbbb,  rector  of  Chelsea,  and  after- 
wards of  Mali)«s,  Cheshire,  and  Hodnet,  Salop,  b.  in  1729 ; 
who  «».  Ist,  in  1778,  Maiy,  dau.  and  co<heir  of  Martin 
Bayley,  M.A.,  rector  of  Kelsale,  Lord  of  the  Manor  of 
Wicklewood  Ampnors,  in  Norfolk,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in 
1774)  had  an  only  son, 

BIOUABD,  his  heir. 
He  i».  2ndly,  in  1782,  Mary,  dan.  of  Cuthbert  AUanson, 
D.D.,   of  Middleton  Hall,  Toricshire.  and  Adlington,  in 
LanoashiTe,  by  whom  he  had  three  children, 

I.  Raom AiJ>,  6.  in  1786 ;  consecrated  bishop  of  Calcutta  in 
1828,  and  eminent  alike  for  his  virtues  and  talents.    He 
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HED     ^ 

d.  in  Southern  India,  April.  1826.  leavifg,  by  Amelia  his 
wife,  dau.  of  William-Davios  Shipley,  Dean  of  St  Asaph, 
twodaus., 

1  Emily,  m.  29  July,  1839,  Algernon-Charles  Percy,  Esq. 

2  Habbiot-Sabah.  m.  22  Nov.  1842,  to  John,  eldest  son 
of  John  Thornton,  Esq.  of  Clapham,  Surrey. 

u.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Marton;  d.  uam. 
in  1816. 

I.  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles-Cowper  Cholmondeley. 
This  lady  inherited  the  esUtee  in  Yorkshire  and  Shrop- 
shire, under  the  will  of  her  eldest  brother. 
The  Rev.  Reginald  Heber  d.  in  1804,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Riohabd  Hebbb,  Esq.  of  Hodnet  and  of  Marton,  lieut.- 
col.  of  yeomanxy,  and  high-sheriff  of  Shropshire  in  1821, 
who  was,  in  the  latter  end  of  that  year,  elected  M.P.  for  the 
university  of  Oxfbrd.  Mr.  Heber,  au  accomplished  scholar, 
d.  unm.  4  Oct.  1833,  leaving  by  his  will  all  his  hereditary 
property  and  pei-sonality  to  "his  only  sister,  Mary,  widuw 
of  Charles  Cowper  Cholmondeley,  rector  of  Hodnet,  with 
remainder  to  his  nieces,  the  daus.  of  his  late  brother 
Reginald."    His  sister, 

Mabt  Hebbb,  m.  Ist,  22  June,  1822,  the  Rev.  Charle«> 
Cowper  Cholmondeley,  rector  of  Hodnet,  nephew  of  Thomas, 
Lord  Delamere,  and  by  him  (who  d.  1831}  had  four  sons. 
She  m.  2ndly,  1841,  The  Rev.  S.-H.  Macaulay,  rector  of 
Hodnet,  and  was  s.  at  her  decease  by  her  niece,  Emilt,  now 
of  Hodnet,  wife  of  Algernok-Chablbs  HebebtPeroy,  Esq. 

.irnu— <)uarterly :  1st  and  4th,  grand  quarteringa.  1  and  4, 
quarterly,  1st  and  4th,  or,  a  lion,  rampant,  as.,  for  Brabant 
2ud  and  3rd,  gu.,  three  ludes,  laurient,  ppr.,  for  Luot  . 
2  and  3,  az.,  five  fHisils,  in  fesse,  or.  for  Percy ;  2nd  and  3rd, 
grand  quarterings,  per  fosse,  as.  and  gu.,  a  lion,  rampant, 
or.  in  the  dexter  chief-point  a  dnquefoU,  as.,  a  cross-crosslet 
for  difference,  for  Hebbb  :  an  escutcheon  of  pretence— Hebbb 
without  the  difference. 

CVMt— 1st,  for  Percy,  on  a  chapeau,  gu.,  turned  up,  erm., 
a  lion,  statant,  az.,  the  tail,  extended ;  2nd,  for  Heber,  out 
of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  lady's  head  and  shoulders,  ppr.,  in 
profile,  crined,  or. 

MoUo — Emonnco  en  Dieu. 

Sfttf— 'Hodnet  Hall,  near  Shrewsbury. 


HEDDLE  OF  MELSETTER 
Heddle,    John-Oeoroe,   Esq.  of  Melsetter  and 
Hoy,  CO.  Orkney,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  i».  in  1848,  Mary, 
2nd  daiL  of  William  Traill,  Esq.  of  Woodwick,  by 
Harriet  Sarle,  his  let  wife,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Johk-Gborgb,  b.  11  Dec.  1844. 

II.  Robert-William,  b.  1848. 

m.  Charles-Traill,  6. 1860.  iv.  Alexander-Dunbar. 

I.  Harriot-TrailL  n.  Mary. 

ILtIt^a0P. — ^The  surname  Heddle  is  a  local  one  of  Scan- 
dinavian origin.  In  the  ancient  rentals  we  find  it  variously 
spelt— Haidale,  Hedal,  and  Heddell ;  Arom  the  same  docu- 
ment, it  appears  that  this  family  Lcld  lands  in  Harray  and 
Stennis  prior  to  1608.  Charters,  or  written  titles,  were  not 
in  use  in  Orkn^  until  sometime  after  the  axmexation  of 
those  islands  to  the  Scottish  crown ;  and  the  Haidales  and 
other  udallors  held  their  lands  "  on  payment  of  scot  and 
tiend  conform  to  the  rentals," 

JoHB  Heddlb,  of  elects,  m.  1772,  Elizabeth  Hett,  only 
child  of  Alexander  Hett,  of  Oruthay,  by  Barbara  Hett,  of 
Kirkhouse,  and  had  issue^  sixteen  children.  He  was  «.  in 
the  estate  of  Cletts  and  Grutbay  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Heddlb,  M.D.,  who  entered  the  army,  served  with 
distinction,  and  was  wounded  at  the  taking  of  Senegal ; 
and,  after  rising  to  the  rank  of  inspector-general  of  hos- 
pitals, d.  aatn.,  and  was  ««  by  his  brother, 

Robebt  Hbddlb,  Esq.  of  Cletts  and  Melsetter,  m.  1st 
Henrietta,  dau.  of  Major  James  Moodie,  of  Melsetter 
(an  andent  family  in  the  north,  descended  from  Bishop 
William  MoodleX  and  had  issue, 

I.  Johv-Oeobob,  of  Melsetter  and  Hoy. 

n.  James- Alexander,  d.  young  t.  p. 

ra.  Robert  iv.  Matthew-Foster,  M.D. 

I.  Elizabeth-Dunbar,  m.  John  Traill,  and  left  issue. 

n.  Henrietta-Moodie,  «.  Wm.  Traill,  of  Woodwick,  and 
has  issue. 

m.  Mary-Bury,  d.  in  infancy. 

rv.  Mary-Bury,  </«  young. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Captain  Sutherland ;  and 
d.  in  1842.  without  issue  by  this  marriage,  and  was  $.  in 
his  wtates  by  his  son,  Johm-Gborob. 

^nn#— Hbddlb  and  Moodie  quarterly. 

Ode— A  leopard's  or  cat's  head,  erased. 

ifotto— Virtute  et  labore.  .  ^  ..     ^, 

Sfcl*— Melsetter.  by  Kirkwall ;  and  Cletts,  Orkney. 

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H  E  I 

HEIGHAM  OP  HUNSTOK. 

Hkioqam,  JohN'Hkmbt,  E«q.  of  Huniton,  Suffolk, 
J.P.  H»d  D.L.,  b.  24  July,  1798;  m.  U  Aug.  1827, 
MHriA-Catbctrino,  aMMit  dau.  of  William  GoiiUl,  Enq. 
of  Ht  Edmundaburj,  lieut-oolone)  in  the  army,  and 
by  hftr  (who  cL  in  1837)  Uad  Uaue, 

I.  Oi,aifnrr-HBMmv-JoHif,  6.  11  July,  1890. 

II.  II*nry. 

I.  MarU  BU«ab«tb.  U.  Mary-Aima-CharioiU. 

III.  CatbuHno^ould.  IT.  Fanny. 
V.  Uaoriatta. 

ILiltf  A{0. — The  fWmily  of  Heigbam  takes  ita  name  from 
ntdghara,  a  hamlet  of  G.uMley,  In  Buflblk,  where  they  for 
a  lony  time  had  oonaidei'ahle  poaae<Mious.  We  have,  how- 
•?er,  no  uninterrupted  pedigree  of  the  family,  except  from 
Ihtt  time  of  Richard  Ueigham,  who  d.  In  1840.  Hie  eon,  by 
Joane  hie  wife, 

THOHaa  UnoHAM,  hod.  by  Maude  hie  wife,  three  sone, 
TaoMAa ;  Robert,  d.  A  Not.  1388 ;  and  John,  in  holy  orders, 
of  Tuddcnham.  d,  13  Oct.  1393.    The  eldeet  eon, 

THulua  IIbioham.  uf  Heigham,  m.  Alice,  dau.  and  heir 
of  John  Huue,  of  TunataU,  in  BuflTolk ;  and  d.  7  Feb.  1409, 
leaving  by  her  (who  d.  1  March,  1448)  a  sun, 

TauMAa  HuoHAM,  of  llelgham.  who  m  Alice,  dau.  and 
heir  of  B>>y«,  and  hod  leeue,  Thomas,  bis  heir ;  John, 
parson  of  Bii-well  and  KWedun,  d.  in  1487 ;  Joane,  m.  to 
RobeH  Uarewell ;  and  Margaret,  m.  to  William  Mounteney. 
The  elder  eon, 

TttOMAa  HBtoHAM,  oC  Heigham,  m.  Isabel,  dau.  and 
oo-helr  of  Sir  Uugh  Fr.inola,  Knt.  nf  GyfTbrdea  Hall,  in 
Wiekhambrook,  oo.  Buflblk.  and  by  her  (who  <f .  28  M  msh, 
14At)  had  issue,  Thomas,  his  heir;  Clement,  of  Gyflbrdes 
Hall.  oo.  SuflUk  ;^  WilUaui,  In  holy  onleiv,  of  Elreton  and 
Gaseley.  eleoi  bishop  of  Kly.  4.  in  1490 ;  Richard,  of  Lin- 
coln's Inn,  serjeimt-at-law,  mulerof  linoolu's  lun,  d.  SI 
Oct  1800.  Mr.  Heigham  4.  tl  March,  1480,  and  wm  «.  by 
his  eldest  S4\n, 

TuoMAs  HaioRAM.  of  Heigham,  who  m.  Ctaiherine,  dau. 
of  WllUam  Cotton,  of  LuMlwMla.  oo.  Gambadge ;  and  d, 
tS  April,  149^  leaving  issue.  Fntm  John,  the  9nd  son. 
darlvod  the  HaiouAMS  ^f  Utt^^aw,  whoee  cTontoal  heiress, 
Susan  Heigham,  «•.  Sir  Bdward  Lewkeuor,  Knt    lite  4th 

OumaMT  HiiOMAM.  of  Lsvenham.  ■».  MatiWla>  dan.  of 
LAwrenoe  C.>oke;  and  dying  in  IMO.  Ml  an  eldeet  aon 
and  heir. 

Sin  OuutanT  Hhomam.  of  Barrow,  co.  SuflUk.  ■».  lat» 
Anne,  dau.  of  John  de  Mooninea.  of  Seamer  HUL  in 
SuOvOk.  and  by  her  had  Are  dausi  Sir  CWmeut  w.  2ndly. 
AnuOk  dau.  of  Sir  G^.^rge  WAldegr*T«»  Kut.  of  Smalbndge. 
•a  SuOl'lk,  and  wido\«  of  Henry  Bu«rs.  of  Act^m.  in  SuflUk. 
and  by  her  hwL  J\>hm  ,8.r\  his  h«ir;  Tbomaa.  buried  in 
Deok  17V7.  ♦.  jjc  ;  Wiilum,  o(  R«*  H\ra.  Rsaex  ;  Judith.  «. 
to  John  Sj>eliu*a»  of  N*rbnr^h.  la  Norfv4k  ;  and  Dorothy, 
«i.  to  Sir  OiiArkw  FVunhn^hAm.  Knt  of  Crow«o  BUL  in 
Sufit4k.    Star  Cl«m«nt  «t  vn  l^TtK  and  waa  «.  by  his 


H  EL 

bftpt.  11  May,  1843;  who  m.  in  1678.  Haanah.  d«L  of  Joka 
Symonds,  of  Gislinghau,  in  Buifoik,  and  d.  in  laoo,  leaving 
a  son, 

JoHX  HnoBAM,  Esq.  of  Bou^un  and  Hanston,  bapt. 
20  July,  1879;  who  m.  let,  10  AprU.  1701,  Mary,  dan.  and 
sole  heir  of  John  Lurkin,  of  Hunatoo,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
19  Aug  1718)  bad  two  aons  and  two  daua.  Mr.  M'*ig*»«— 
m.  'jndly,  Anne,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  John  Pell,  of  Daxsn^- 
ham,  in  Norfolk,  and  relict  of  William  Ellia,  of  CjCton,  «o. 
Suffolk,  and  by  her  (who  d.  28  July.  1738)  had  (beaidea  a 
dau.,  Anne,  who  d.  in  infhncy.  in  1724)  a  son, 

Pkll  Bbioham.  Esq.  of  Bmiglum,  bopt  0  May.  179S ; 
who  m.  2  Oct  1757,  Penelope,  dau.  of  George  Daahwood. 
Esq.  of  Peyton  Hall.  oo.  Suffolk ;  and  d.  27  Aug.  1781. 
baring  had  by  her  (who  d.  17  Sept.  1M«)  tiirea  aooa  and 
two  daua.    The  2nd  son, 

Thc  Rbt.  Hbnbt  Hbiohax.  of  Hunaton.  who  a.  bis 
brothor  John,  was  b.  21  Jan.  1708 ;  «».  13  July.  1700.  Eliaa- 
beth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Symonda.  Esq.  of  St.  Bdmundabnry, 
c^t.  RN.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  9  Dec.  1882)  had  iaaoe, 

I.  JoHv-HsMmT,  now  of  Hunaton. 

II.  Georso-Thomas,  of  Houghton  Hall,  in  CaTendiah,  Snf- 
folk.  J. P.,  late  capt.  4th  dragoon-guards;  b.  t5  Ang. 
1800 ;  m.  in  1830,  Maiy-Anne-EUxabeth.  only  dau.  of  the 
Rey.  Henry  Hasted,  rector  of  Honingsheath,  co.  Snfiblk. 
and  had  issue. 


1  George-Ueuiy-John,  b.  16  May,  1831. 

2  Charfes-PeU,  V  17  Nov  1887. 


8  Arthur-Unaeo-Chattarton.  6.  S3  March,  18». 
1  Maiy-Anne-EUza.  2  Emily-Peoelope-St  GeocgCL 

HL  Charles- William,  of  linooln'a  Inn.  banlater-ai-law ;  k 
18  Aug.  1802. 

I.  Manr-Anna-POuelope.  m.  in  1829.  to  the  Rer.  Edwaid 
Gould,  rector  of  Sproughton,  in  Suflblk. 

II.  EUzabeth- Sophia,  m.  hi  ISSft,  to  Aksnnder-Hetiiy- 
Augustus-John.  Comtede  St  Qaorga,  of  C 
Canton  de  Vaud.  SwitaerlaiML 

Mr.  Heigbam  d,  29  Dec  1834. 


ilna*— Sa..  a  fosse,  cbeqny.  or 
horses*  heads,  erased,  axg. 
Crett — A  horse's  head  and  node, 
fisaf    Hnnston,  Suffolk. 


and  as^  batwum  tkrca 


Sim  Jo«N  HaivHAM.  Kut  ef  Bnnow.  who  m,  la4,  f  DtBc 
IMc^  Auu«^  da\u  aud  co-heir  of  Edmund  Wri^K.  of  Sutta 
HiU.  iu  kt-»tiWkl.  oo  S^k-^^k;  auvl  2nd:T.  AtuM^  dao. 
vnf  WUliam  IV  tv.  of  BvateO.  iu  Sutf  •.k.  and  by  tte  fsraatr 
(who  «U  sa  low)  hAd  kKM. .  Sir  Jv4m  d.  m  l<:.i^  aged  ft^ 
a^d  w)ia  a  by  h  «  eid«M«  e^'u. 

Sin  CtaMwXT  UatuaiM.  Ka«.  of  lfckrTv>w»  M-F.  ef  ftiflblk 
In  l5iM  .u>i  Ip.H.  He  «.  l«.  Aoae.  dau  And  soCe  hev  ef 
WUfcAm  iWdaO.  of  Qreat  Br^-mWr.  Esevx.  v.d  by  bar 
k:ML  wi^  ot'vr  weaev  Jou.>c.  .AjacviMor  v.>t  she  HticuAMs  f/" 
MurryMt.  Sfar  Ctcu*etti  m.  iw-i  y.  A*  ae.  Ho.  i>f  J  ^n  -^Ppi**^ 
yikrd.  of  lVti»Aott»  *n  *  nriK-t  >^  Kob*;  *  Be-hr-^i^m-i^  .f 
l>i«c>at({lki3aju.  m  >\>if  ^k.  mud  br  her  llud  a  sikj. 

Tm*  Ra*,  A  trtVK  Hw«JH*Jt  p«^rtor  »>f  It*'gjr»Te.  m 
^Lav.k,  •*.  6  K«>.  :*R<»  X"UM.  dau.  of  Tl  nas  C-^I.  f 
IVi^i^KK  sa  Suh>.k,  AttU  <i.  iS  J\n.  Iry  S.  ^'j,-n^  b»i 
(bwt^iea  a  ^'Jt,  Su,^ea»  «.  i  •  t>#  K^»  U*y.  vt?  Mjiw.er. 
vecwr  of  W«ie«ott  it*:kec,  la  ^^i^.'tk..  lad  a  sua.  v.\gf,imt, 
d.  aa  uti3»at^  AH  ^^divr  son  ukI  hatr. 

Tua  Rah.  AarHWK  U«M«i^M,  r«ceor  of  H.*p-o»,  a  ?*i-5.'.k. 


^*  »«vh**-  ^f  K*x>*iv  ^  ^.4lJN  Kac-  jt  ■>;.-.:..  ..-^  m.  ---k  *- 
•bire^  recocvia  ^i»  ia»i3> 


HELYAB  OF  COKER  COURT. 

Heltar,  Wiluam-Hawkbr.  E^  of  Coker  Onrt^ 
CO.  Somerset,  and  of  Sedgebill  House,  co.  WHt^trr, 
Ik  24  Aug.  1812;  b».  29  April  IblS.  Theo.ior»-Ade- 
laide,  dau.  of  Colonel  Theodore  de  RisoeL  Mr. 
Helyar  «.  at  the  dec«Me  of  his  fiuber,  10  I>e«x  1&41. 

l.iltrKt'*'Thia  tesflr  caase  engMaBj  fn«  tka  oo. 
of  DefTon.  where  it  appeara  to  hatea  basai  ef  iMpartSMea. 
for  we  find  one  WUhua  H«u>Ar  is|wsaialii^  Meiejvh- 
Regis  in  partkament.  in  tba  lesfna  ef  Bxbab»  IL  m< 
HSKBT  lY.     U  1«1«, 

Wiuxait  HsLTan.  Bh).  af  Ihat  Cbkar,  K  t  Ifasch.  icn, 
MO  of  Hewr  Hatpv.  bq..  hf  Cbiiaf  hia  vite^  4m.  •£ 
WUhua  Cary.  Kaq.  ef  Cmi^y.  i 
Wuhan  Heiyw.  vcMsaastt  ef  Bu 
CaTalier;  be  «.  Ric^d.  dva.  ef  Shr  Bach  Wj 
of  Pilsdott.  eo.  Donaa.  br  wkam  (wte  ^  M  Ma^,  !«>  ka 
had,  wHh  ochar  child -an.  w^>  aL  dL  Tvanif  ar  tsHa.,  VOr 
UAM.  h»  betr;  Aad  Joko.  of  TaCiar.  ca^  Bssiij.  *l  m  MM. 

Mr  HelTv.  hi«b-dbsnff  lar  ^ Iili  i m  IHU  vsa. at 

h»  iniMi  by  hia  ^dest  sMiiiif  ss»„ 

WnxiAJi  Ha&Tam.  lai|.  ef  Ihat  Oaks;,  te  aHMBBB«MiH^ 
a»i  «f  OMinli^.  te  Oaweau  II  » J«ty;  IMS;  H^^^mm 
ftr  the  asL  ef  Saasesaat  ift  rrai.  « 
ra  m4.  Be  «.  Jakaa.  4n.  « 
bq.  of  8a«th  Taeiaoa.  i 

^'l;  Rachel.  «.  «a*9lr  Johft  O  ji>aa.    laKS.  «tf  B^««b 
Par^  *n  Omwd  md  i.  a  >.;  1>ifj.dLan^.;ait  J— — k, 

Tb«  ^hac  eaa  v>d  ^ik; 

Wc-iojs  Hax.TAn.  Ibq.  eff  1 
BCM  A^tTKim  ^  J>  hn  iFiniifcrd^  Si*,  jf  ^ 
•hire,  sod  !Lad»waUk  tan 
ailTSJ. 

WTLUL^Jt  HsLTam.  Si%  ef  Caksr  i 
md  of  Bi  wHrmn.  m  Hamm,  k  :n  ITJi :  m 
and  so-hmr  jt  ViJuaa  Wf  lau  Bk^  jf  ^ 
9Mf«.  md  lMHiwiftiit»«rdssM..aKaMft 
■kaniT o€  .^nisuinalahiws  m  'kSlk  Ma  4. 
«.br  siaaideatasaw 

Wllioajs  Hat.T.^a.  Bs^  of  •: 
lai  af  Sw^niiiil.  e^  y.^1%  J  ?.  x  »iie9C  ITlft,  m^mSTT, 


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Elisabeth,  2iLd  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  William  Hawker^  Esq. 
of  Luppitt,  oo.  DoTon,  by  Eliiabeth  his  wife,  dau.  and 
hdroM  of  Tbomaa  Welman,  Eaq.  of  Poundisford  Lodge,  co. 
Someraet,  youngest  son  of  Isaac  Welman,  Esq.  of  Poundis- 
ford Park,  and  by  her  (who  d.  34  May,  1834)  had  sunriving 
issue, 

WiLUAM,  his  heir. 

Henry,  6.  29  Nov.  1784 ;  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Harding- 
ton  ;  m.  Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  J.  Perring,  Esq.  of  Combe 
Florey,  co.  Somersot,  and  has  issue. 
George,  b.  6  Aug.  1786;  bttrrister-at  law ;  d,  $.  p, 
Hugh-Wehnan,  6.  23  March,  1703:  rector  of  Sutton  and 
Bingham,  in  Somersetshire,  and  of  Beer  Hacket,  co. 
Dorset,  and  J. P.  for  Somersetshire ;  m.  Honorla,  youngest 
dau.  of  John  Pening,  Esq.  of  Combe  FI017,  and  has 
issue. 

Chahlks-John,  now  of  Poundisford  Lodge. 
Elisabeih,  m.  Gen.  Farrer.  Harriet 

Carc^ino.  Emily-Lucy. 

Mr.  Helyiir  d.  30  Aug.  1820,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Hbltab,  Esq.  of  Cuker  Court,  and  of  Sedgehill, 
00.  Wilts,  J.P  for  Somerset,  Wilts,  and  Devon ;  b.  14  May, 
1778;  who  served  as  high-sheriff  of  the  first-named  co.  in 
1889.  He  m.  in  Nov.  1811,  Harriet,  dau.  of  Thomas  Qrove, 
Eaq.  of  Feme  House,  00.  Wilts,  and  had  issue, 
I.  William-Hawkeb,  his  heir. 

u.  Albert.  ui.  Charles.  iv.  Edwin-Grove. 

I.  Agnes -Grove,  m.    18  JiUv.   1844,  to  William  -  Charles 
Lambert,  Esq.  of  Knowie  Hotise,  co.  Dorset. 
n.  Ellen-Harriet,  m.  to  William  Phelips,  Esq.  of  Monta- 
cute  House,  Somerset. 

m.  Lucy-EUzabeth,  d,  12  April,  1836w  it.  Anne. 

Mr.  Helyar  d.  10  Dec.  1841,  aged  «8.  and  was  $.  by  his 
eldest  son,  the  present  Wilxiam-Hawkkb  Hsltab,  Esq. 

Arm» — As.,  a  cross-fleuiy,  aig.,  between  foxa  mullets, 
pierced,  or. 

A-of— Acock,  sa.,  beaked,  combed,  and  watUed,  gu.,  imder 
a  croes-fleuiy,  fitoh^. 

Motfyy— In  labore  quiee. 

Seatr^Cokor  Court,  near  TeoviL 


HELYAR  OF  POUNDISFORD  LODGE. 

Heltab,  Charlks-John,  Esq.  of  Poundisford 
Lodge,  CO.  Somerset,  J.P.,  b.  15  May,  1796 ;  m. 
5  June,  1889,  Chiuiotte-ADDe,  2nd  dan.  of  General 
Michel,  of  Dewlish  House  and  Kingston  Russell, 
CO.  Dorset,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  Hon. 
Henry  Fane,  of  Fulbeck,  co.  Lincoln,  and  haa  issue, 

L  Chablbs-Welkan,  6.  18  Aug.  1843. 

U.  Frederio-WiUiam,  b.  6  April,  184«. 

L  Cecily-Garoline. 
Mr.   Helyar  is  youngest  Ron  of  the  late  William 
Helyar,  Esq.  of  Coker  Court,  co.  Somerset 

Arm»t  Cregt,  and  Motto— See  preceding  article. 
6mt — Poundiford  Lodge,  00.  Somerset 


HEMSWORIH  OF  ABBEVILLE. 

Heuswobth,  Thomas-Gerard,  Esq.  of  Abbeville, 
00.  Tipperary,  $,  his  father,  1  Sopt.  1856. 

ICneaffr. — ^Ihls  fiimily  was  originally  of  Hemsworth, 
eo.  York. 

The  Bet.  HsmtT  Hsxswobth  left  Yorkshire  about  1650, 
and  became  rector  of  St.  Anne's,  Dublin.  He  d.  in  April, 
1006,  leaving  two  sons.    The  elder, 

Tns  Bbt.  Thomas  Hemsworth,  of  Abbeville,  00.  Tippe- 
nuy,  rector  of  the  parishes  of  Birr,  Kinnetty,  St  Clerens, 
aad  Loeksen,  m.  Uicy,  dau.  of  Godf^y  Boate,  Esq.,  one  of 
the  justices  of  the  King's  Bench  in  Ireland,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  10  April,  1768)  had,  Thomas,  his  heir ;  John,  M.D., 
m.  Mary  Minch^;  Oodf^y,  who,  by  Mabel  Gubbins  his 
wife,  was  father  of  Godfrey,  of  Dorrass,  eo.  Clare,  who  m. 
14  Sept.  1802,  Elisa  Fitsgibbon ;  Denton-Boate ;  and  Jane, 
wtUb  of  George  Minehin,  Rsq.    The  eldest  son, 

Ths  Bbv.  Thomas  Hkmswobth,  of  Abbeville,  m.  1st, 
Miss  Flunkett,  at  DiUonstown,  00.  Louth,  by  whom  he  had 
an  ouly  dan.,  Lucy,  who  d.  «iMa.,  and  2ndly,  Elisabeth, 
dan.  of  Lociua  Wilson,  of  Deer  Park,  00.  Clare,  Esq..  and 
by  her  had  (with  two  dans.,  Ellen,  wife  of  William  New- 
stead,  of  Derrignaston,  co.  Tipperary,  and  Mary)  three 
sons,  Thomas,  his  heir ;  Bichard,  who  d.  $.  p. ;  William,  of 
Iiougfarea  and  Ash  Paric,  who  m.  m  1780,  Anne  Newman, 
nnd  had,  with  other  iBsue,  a  st  n  nnd  bclr,  Thomas,  capt. 
in  the  army,  who  m.  Mips  Biicknell,  and  had,  Thomas,  and 
5iZ 


HEN 

other  children.   The  Bev.  Mr.  Hemswortb's  will  was  proved 
16  April.  1760.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hemsworth,  Esq.  of  Abbeville,  who  m,  8  Jan. 
1782,  Maiy,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry  D'Esterre,  Esq.  of  Ros- 
managher,  co.  Clare,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1837)  had  issue^ 
Thomas,  late  of  Abbeville. 

Henry-D'Esterre.  of  Shropham  Hall  (tee  thatfamilv). 
Mary,  m.  to  lieut-CoL  John  Campbell,  of  Blackhall,  co. 
Kincardine. 

VHim,  m.  to  Lieut -Col.  Sir  Thomas-Noel  Harris,  groom  of 
the  privy-diamber. 

Darkay,  m.  to  Ms^or  William  Isod,  of  Chapel  laod,  co. 
Kilkenny. 

Mr.  Hemsworth  d.  8  Nov.  1811,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hemsworth,  Esq.  of  Abbeville,  J.P.,  6.  24  Oct 
1783 ;  m.  A  March,  1808,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  Gerard  Irvine, 
Esq.  of  Rockfield,  co.  Fermanagh,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas^Geraiu),  now  of  Abbeville. 

John.  Henry. 

WilUam,  m.  1850,  Frances-Delap,  2nd  dau.  of  Nathaniel 
Bobbins,  Esq.  of  Hymenstown,  co.  Tipperary. 

Jnu—Vm  saltier,  aig.  and  or,  a  leopard's  lace,  sa. 

Crett — A  dexter  arm,  embowed,  in  armour,  tiie  gaimtlet 
grasping  a  sword,  ppr.,  hilt  and  pommel,  or,  trannxing  a 
leopard's  face,  sa. 

Motto — Manus  hnc  inimica  tyrannis. 

Seat— Abbeville,  00.  Tipperary. 


HEMSWORTH  OF  SHROPHAM  HALL. 

Hemsworth,  Henry-William,  Esq.  of  Shropham 
Hall,  CO.  Norfolk,  b.  6  May,  1815; «.  24  May,  1851, 
Ellen,  dau.  of  the  late  Francis  Kemble,  Esq.  of 
Che8terfitld  Street,  May&lr. 

HintJlQt* — HEiTRT-D'EflrrsRRE  Hemsworth,  Esq.  of 
Shropham  Hall,  Norfolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  2ud  son  of 
Thomas  Hemsworth,  Esq.  of  Abbeville,  00.  Tippemry,  who 
d.  in  1811,  by  Maiy  his  wife.  dau.  of  Henry  D'Esterre,  Eaq. 
of  Rosmanagher,  co.  Clare;  m.  Aug.  1813,  Jane-Maria, 
2ud  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  Gen.  James  Barker,  of  an  old 
Norfolk  family,  who  took  the  name  of  Hetbersctt  (he  was 
aide-de-camp  to  the  liarquess  Townshend  at  the  battle  of 
Quebec,  and  received  a  large  grant  of  land  in  Prince 
Edward's  Island  for  his  services) ;  by  her  had  issue, 

L  HsHBT-WiLLiAM,  DOW  of  BhTopham  HaU. 
II.  Augustus-Barker,  In  holy  orders,  M.A. ;  w.  17  March, 
1847,  Duncana,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Alexander  Gsmpbell 
Esq.  of  Kilmartin,  co.  Argyll,  and  has  issue, 
1  Augustus- Noel-Campbell,  b.  21  Jan.  1863. 
1  Laura-Anne-Maria.  2  Louisa-Augusta. 

1.  Amelia,  m.  to  Fratiois-Henrv,  youngest  son  of  the  late 
John-Barker  Huntington,  Esq.  of  Somerton  Ball,  00. 
Norfolk. 

u.  EUxar Anna-Maria,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Addison  Hemsworth, 
of  Rockland  Bectory.  Norfolk. 

iiL  Jane-Maria,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Samuel-Frederick  Bignold, 
of  Tivetshall  Beotory,  Norfolk,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Samuel 
Bignold,  M.P. 

Ami  and  Ortat—Aa  Hsmbworth  or  Abbeville,  quarter- 
ing, as.,  a  lion,  rampant,  or,  in  the  paw  a  battle-axe,  aig., 
for  Hcthebsbtt. 
Jf otto— Manus  hnc  inimica  tjrronnis. 
^Seat— Shropham  Hull,  co.  Norfolk. 


HENEAGE  OF  HAINTON. 

Hbnbaqe,  George-Fikschi,  Esq.  of  Hainton,  ca 
Lincoln,  D.L.,  M.P.  for  Lincoln,  b.  22  Nov.  1800;  m, 
16  Jan.  1888,  Frances,  dan.  of  Michael  Tasburgh, 
Esq.  of  Burghwallis,  in  Yorkshire,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  in  1842)  has  two  sons  and  one  dau. 

i,ineagr.— The  period  of  the  first  settlement  of  the 
family  of  Heneage  to  Lincohishire  may  be  newly  de- 
fined by  the  cimimstanoe  of  Sir  Robert  de  Heneage 
being  witness,  together  with  Sir  Richard  de  Angemine,  of 
the  same  co.,  and  several  others,  to  a  grant  of  land.  Ump. 
William  Rufus,  from  Nicholas  Bassett  to  the  monks  of 
Brucria.  ,    _  — ^. 

John  de  Heneaob  (son  of  Sir  William  de  Heneage.  Knt, 
grandson  of  Walter  de  Heneage,  and  ?^t-grandsrmor 
John  de  Heneage,  Uving  temp.  Hehbt  III.)  apP«»"»  ^^^' 
to  have  been  possessed  of  the  manor  of  ^J^^  ^Jf^ 
eolnshire,  10  Edwabd  IH.     From  him  derived,  «th  In 

^*J^K  Hmeaoi,  Esq.,  who  inherited  Hilton  ^^  "• 

brother.  KrThomasHSiesge, Knt.    ^^^J^^^^^ 

Kern  age.  E."q.  of  H.nint.  n.  «nd  ?Teat-g~d*m  of  WUhMa 

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HeiMtge,  Esq.  of  Hatnton,  (whototod  Mn.  Bobbkt.  auditor 
of  tho  Doehy  of  ImnaaUir,  was  lather  of  Sir  Thonuw 
Henea^,  of  Copt  Hall,  Esaex,  whoae  dau.  and  heir,  Eliza- 
beth, m.  Sir  Moyle  Finch.  Bart.)  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  and  sole 
heir  of  Edward  Coke,  Esq.  of  Helmeden.  in  Northampton- 
shire, and  had  issue.    The  3rd  son, 

WiLUAM  HnsAOS,  Esq.  of  Benworth,  m.  Anne,  dau.  and 
eo-beir  of  Rali^  Fisbboume,  of  Fishboume,  in  Durham, 
and  had  (with  two  daus.,  Anne,  m.  to  Nicholas  Wilson,  of 
Sheepwjsh ;  and  Catherine,  m.  to  William  Ascough),  two 
sons,  Thomas  (Sir),  his  heir;  and  George  (Sir),  who  m. 
M'lry,  dau.  of  John  Bussy.    The  elder  son, 

8n  Thomas  Hbtkaob,  Knt.  of  Hainton,  m.  Barbara,  dau. 
of  Sir  Thomas  Guilford,  Knt  of  laamstead,  in  Kent,  snd 
had  four  sons  and  two  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  Andrew  Boyd ; 
and  Jane,  m.  to  Patrick,  Lord  Dunsany.    The  eldest  son. 

Bib  Gbobob  HsmtAOX,  Knt.  of  Hainton,  m.  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  Francis  Tresham,  of  Bushton,  in  Northamptonshire, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

GaomoB  Hehcaob,  Esq.  of  Hainton,  who  m.  Faith,  dau. 
of  Sir  Philip  Tyrwhltt.  of  Stainfield,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Gbobob  Hbvbaob,  Esq.  of  Hainton,  who  m.  Mary,  only 
dan.  and  heiress  of  Thomas  Kemp,  Esq.  of  Slindon,  co. 
Busses,  and  was  lather  of 

Gbobob  HncBaoB,  Esq.  of  Hainton,  who  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Huoloke,  Bart,  of  Wingerworth,  by 
Catherine  hia  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Frsnas  Tyrwfaitt,  Esq. 
of  Kettleby,  and  had  six  sons  and  two  dans.  He  wss  «.  at 
his  deoease  by  his  eldest  son, 

THOMAS-HcintT  Hebbaob,  Esq.  of  Hainton,  who  m.  1st, 
14  July,  1728,  Anna-Maria,  only  dau.  of  Bobooldo  Fiesohi, 
Count  de  LsTsgna,  in  Genoa,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

GaoBOB-FiBSOHi,  his  heir. 

EUzabethMaria. 
Be  m.  Sndly,  Katherine,  eldest  dan.  of  John-Frands  New- 
port. Esq.  of  St.  John's,  Pelham,  in  Herts,  by  whom  he 
had  issue,  Thomas,  and  Katherine.    The  eldest  son  and 


Obobob-Fiesohi  Hbvbaob,  Esq.  of  Hainton,  m.  18  Sept 
1766.  the  Hon.   Katherine  Petre,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert- 
James,  Lord  Petre,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Gbomb-Robert.  hlB  heir. 

n.  Tbomas-Fieschi,  b.  in  London,  28  Sept  17T1 ;  m.  in  July, 
1802,  the  Hon.  ArabeU»  Pelham,  dau.  of  Charles,  Lord 
Tarborough,  and  has  issue, 

1  Charles-Fieschi,  m.  in  Aug.  1827,  Louisa,  dsn.  of  Lord 
Graves,  and  has  iisue, 

Algernon.  Cecil. 

Mary.  Louisa. 

2  Dudley  Bobert  8  Heniy-Pelham,  in  holy  orders. 

4  Windsor. 

1  Arabella-Sophia,  m.  in  Dec.  1884.  to  Geoive-Carey,  8rd 
son  of  CharSes  Etwes,  Esq.  of  Billing,  Northampton- 
shire. 

5  Geoiglana. 

m.  Edward,  6.  in  London,  21  July,  1776. 
L  Mary-Anne- Winiftwl,  m.  March,  1797.  to  F.  Aicken,  Esq. 
n.  Teresa,  m.  in  March,  1797,  to  John  Carpenter,  Esq. 
nL  Barbara,  deceased. 
The  eldest  son, 

Gborob-Robbbt  Hrkbaob,  Esq.  of  Hainton.  6.  21  Deo. 
1708,  m.  18  Aug.  1798,  Frances- Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Lieut -Gen. 
George  Ainslie,  colonel  of  the  ISth  regiment  of  foot,  and 
had  issue, 
I.  Gbobab-Fibschi,  now  of  Hainton. 
II   Edward,  late  M.P.  fur  Grimsby,  m,    1st  Charlotte* 
Frances- Ann,  dau.  of  Col.  RoUeston,  of  Watnall,  Notts ; 
and  2ndly,  Miss  Hoare. 

I.  Frances- Anne,  m.  11  Nov.  1826.  to  Edward  Howard, 
Esq.  of  the  2nd  lifeguards,  nephew  to  the  Duke  of 
Norfolk. 

n.  Catherine,  m.  19  Dec  1883.  to  WiiUam  Beresford,  Esq. 
of  the  CO.  of  Wicklow. 
Mr.  Heneage  <L  18  June,  1883. 

.imu— Or,  a  greyhound,  oourant  m**  between   three 
leopards'  heeds,  as.,  a  border,  engrailed,  gu. 
Cretl'—A  greyhound,  courant,  sa. 
IfoMo— Toujours  flnue. 
fifa<— Hainton,  Lincolnshire. 


MERCER-HENDERSON  OF  FORDELL. 

Mbrcer-Hbnderson,  Gborgb-Wiluam,  Esq.  of 
Fordell,  in  the  parish  of  Dalgetty  in  the  shire  of 
Fife,  D.L.,  late  a  captain  in  the  Scots  fueilier  guards. 

liltf  a0t. — ^The  fltmily  of  Henderson  has  been  settled  at 
Fordell  for  about  four  oenturies.   (Set  Douglas's  Baronoffe.) 
Jambs  Hnn>BRaoH,  of  Fordell.  lord-Justioe-derk,  was  killed 
644 


HEN 

in  1618,  at  Flodden  FSeld,  as  weU  as  bis  eldest  ni.  vhiM 
in  attendance  on  Jambs  IY. 

Gbobob  Hbitdersov,  of  FordeO,  was  kiQed,  in  1M7,  at 
the  battle  of  Pinkie. 

In  the  reign  of  Chabub  IL,  tbs  ddest  soo  of  Sir  John 
Henderson,  who  held  a  command  in  the  army  of  Ch4BIJW  L  . 
was  created  a  Baxonet  in  1094.  whidi  honour  oontintied  in 
the  family  until  the  yeur  1833,  when,  on  the  death  of  Sir 
Robert-Bruce  Henderson,  without  issue,  the  title  herame 

BXTIITOT. 

The  estate  of  Fordeil  was  left  by  Sir  John  Hendenon 
(the  elder  brother  of  the  said  Sir  Robert  &-uoe-HendcrBOo'>. 
succeesiTely  M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Fife  and  for  Stirling,  to  his 
only  child  and  heir.  Ihobbi-la-Axitb,  who  m.  in  1818,  the 
late  Admiral  of  the  Fleet,  Sir  Phil4>-Charies  Heodecson- 
Calderwood  Durham,  G.C.R  She  ^  18  Dec  1844  ;  and  be 
1  April,  1845.  both  hsTing  d,  without  issue.  Tbe  eMateof 
Fordell  descended  to  her  first-cousin.  GKnoB  Mxbckb,  who 
thereupon  assumed  the  surname  of  HBVDaBaav  in  addition 
to,  and  after,  that  of  Mbbob. 

Gbobob  Mebceb,  lieut. -colonel  of  the  1st  Ufe-gnards  (son 
of  George  Mercer.  J.P.  for  the  cos.  of  Surrey  and  Middle- 
sex, deaoended  fhym  a  younger  brandi  of  the  house  of  Merocr 
of  Aldie,  CO.  PerthX  m,  Jean,  tbe  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  BobeK 
Henderson,  and  sister  of  the  abore-mentiooed  Sir  Jelm 
Henderson  and  Sir  Robert-Bruce  Henderson.  Harts.  She 
d.  in  1814 ;  and  he  in  Paria.  in  182!!,  haring  had  issue, 
I.  GBcmoB  MxBCSB,  afterwards  George  Mercer-Heodenoo, 
who  succeeded  to  Fordell  on  the  death  of  Sir  Philip- 
Charles  Henderson,  Durham ;  and  d.  umm.  13  Oct.  1852. 
n.  Robert  Mercer,  lieut -col.  of  the  8rd  foot-guards,  killed 
whilst  in  command  of  the  ligfat-infiuitry  battalion  of  the 
guards  at  the  siege  of  Beigeu-op-ZocMn,  in  1814.  Be 
received  a  medal  for  his  services  in  I^gypt. 
m.  Doocdss  Mercer,  aftervnuds  Douglas  Mercer-Hender- 
son. C.B.,  lieut.-gen.  in  the  armT.  and  colonel  of  the  68th 
foot,  succeeded  to  Fordell  on  the  death  of  his  brother, 
and  by  Royal  license,  bearing  date  14  Jan.  1853.  he  and 
his  issue  were  authorised  to  take  the  surname  of  Hm- 
DBBSOH  in  addition  to  that,  and  after  that,  of  Meroer,  and 
to  bear  the  arms  of  Henderson  quarterlv  with  those  of 
Mercer.  He  m.  S  Nov.  1890.  Susan-Arabella,  ted  dan.  of 
SirWilliam  Rowley,  of  Teudrfng  Hall  Bart  (lieuL-Gen. 
Meroer-Henderson  accompanied  the  8rd  ffuarda  on  the 
expedition  to  Hanover  in  1806.  and  on  that  to  Waleheraa 
in  1809:  served  in  the  Peninsula  Ax>m  March,  1810,  to 
May.  1811,  and  ^fMin  from  July.  1811.  to  March.  1814. 
including  the  aflbir  of  Sobral.  wounded  whilst  acttng  as 
aide-de-camp  to  Sir  Brent  Spencer,  battle  of  Ban^sa; 
wounded  whilst  side-de-carop  to  Br^.-Oen.  Dilkea.  siege 
of  Ciudad  Rodrigo,  battle  ctf  Salamanca,  capture  of  Madrid, 
siege  of  Burgos,  psssnge  of  the  Didassoa,  and  battles  of  the 
Nive  and  Nivdle ;  served  also  in  the  campaign  of  1815.  in- 
cluding the  battles  of  Quatro  Bras  and  Wiiterloo,  and  c^ 
tnre  of  Paris ;  at  Waterloo  he  commanded  the  Srd  guards 
in  the  latter  part  of  the  action ;  in  addition  to  the  decors- 
tion  of  C.B.,  he  received  the  Waterloo  medal,  aa  also  the 
war-medal  with  five  clasps^  He  <2.  at  Naples  21  Mardi, 
1854,  having  had  issue. 

1  Gbosob-William  MxBOBB-HEimERSOR,  the  present 
possessor  of  FordelL 

2  Douglss  Mercer,  d.  young. 

8  Robert-Philip  Meroer-Henderaoo,  a  lieut.  in  the  royal 
navy,  d.  tcma.  10  March,  1855. 

1  Jane,  m,  96  June.  1851,  James  Cler^  Esq..  eldest  soo 
of  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  George  Clerk,  of  Penicuick, 
Bart,  and  has  issue. 

9  Edith. 

IT.  James  Mercer,  d,  young. 
I.  Elizabeth-Isabella. 


n.  IsabeUa-Annei 


.<lrsu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th.  Hkbtdebsox.  via.,  gu.,  three 
piles  issiiing  fh>m  the  sinister,  aig.,  on  a  chief  of  the  last,  a 
crescent,  as.,  between  two  enmue  spots;  ted  and  1^ 
Mbboeb,  vis.,  or.  on  a  fesse.  between  three  oto— as  pat<e,  la 
chief;  gu.,  and  a  mullet  of  six  points,  in  base,  as.,  as  many 
besants.  all  within  a  bordure.  of  the  third. 

Omt$  For  Hxkdbbson.  vis.,  a  cubit-arm.  ppr..  the  hand 
holding  an  estoile.  radiated,  or.  and  surmounted  by  a 
crescent,  as. ;  and  for  Mxrcxr,  viz..  the  head  and  neck  of 
a  heron,  erased,  holding  in  its  beak  an  eel,  seijdng  the  ne^ 
of  the  former,  ppr. 

Mottoes— Orer  the  Crest  of  HEirDSBSOir,  **  Sola  virtus  nofai- 
litat ;"  over  that  of  Mebobb,  "  The  Grit  PouL** 

Sscrt— Fordell,  oo.  ¥lle. 


HENDERSON  OF  STEMSTER. 

Hkndkbson,  David,  Esq.  of  Stemeter,  oo.  C!aith- 
ness,  h.  10  April,  1788 ;  m.  25  May,  1816,  Maiigei7, 
dau.  of  lieut.-coL  Williamson,  of  Banniakirk,  by 
Janet  Sinclair  bis  wife,  oo-heireae  of  Miss  Gatherine 
Siuolair,  of  Southdun,  and  has  i 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


HEN 

1.  ALSXAHDnt,  b.  29  April,  1820. 
u.  Benjamin,  6.  20  Aug.  1828. 
m.. David,  b.  22  April,  1888. 
X.  Janet-Sinolair,  deceased. 

n.  IfaxiEaret,  m.  to  James  iniliamson,  Esq.  of  Port  Philip, 
Australia. 

m.   DonAldinft^^mftrinA-WilH^iwaftw    f^.  to  Staff*SuZge0U 

Patrick-Sinclair  Laing. 
IT.  Williamina-lfary. 

Mr.  Henderaon  is  a  magisirate  and  deputy-lieutenant 
for  CO.  CaithnesB,  and  a.  his  father  in  1842. 

S^itUaSr. — ^Datid  HBHDBBaov,  Esq.  of  Stemster,  b.  in 
1714 ;  m.  in  1754.  Cedlia,  dau.  of  William  Honeymaa,  Esq. 
of  Gramsay,  Orkney;*  and  d.  in  1778,  when  he  was  $.  by 
his  son, 

Aklzavdkr  HxHDKBaoN,  Esq.  of  Stemster,  b.  1783 ;  who 
m.  in  1787,  Uaigaret,  dau.  of  William  Duthie.  Esq.  of  Ardu- 
thie,  CO.  Kincardine,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1824)  had  issue, 

David,  his  successor. 

Alexander,  E.I.C.S.,  d,  in  India. 

William-Hunyman,  capt.  RN.,  and  C.B.,  m.  1844,  Eliza- 
beth Wallis.  widow  of  Lord  James  Townshend. 

Jamea,  of  Biltster,  oo.  Caithness,  m.iEliBabeth,  dau.  of  the 
late  Kenneth  Mackay,  Esq.  of  Newmore,  oo.  Boss. 

Patrick,  mi^or  E.I.O.& 

Margaret.  Johanna.  Ceoflia-Honyman. 

Maiy,  m.  to  Charles  Chalmers,  Esq.  of  Monkshile,  co. 
Aberdeen,  advocate. 
Mr.  Henderson  d.  in  1842. 

Arnu,  Crttt,  Motto— kn  HniDSBaoir  or  Fordkll. 
SmI— Stemster,  by  Thurso,  co.  Caithness. 


HENDERSON  OF  WESTERTON. 

Hkndbrson,  John  Alexander,  Esq.  of  Wester- 
ion,  oo.  of  Stirling,  Scotland,  late  major  rifle  brigade, 
s.  his  uncle,  John  Henderson,  Esq. 

HitUX^t* — WiLUAM  Matitb,  of  Powis,  oo.  Clackman- 
nan, had  several  sons  and  dans.,  one  of  whom,  Edward, 
succeeded  to  Powis;  another,  Wiixiam,  being  a  distin- 
guished lawyvr,  was  created  a  Baronet,  and  subsequently 
Lord  Newhaveu,  in  Iretind;  and  another,  J  amis,  of  St. 
Ninians,  left  an  only  dau., 

Euphsxxa  Maths,  who  m.  1st,  James  Henderson,  Esq. 
of  Westerton,  and  had  two  sons,  John  and  Wiliiam  (both 
of  whom  served  in  the  army  in  India) ;  and  2ndly,  James 
Alexauder.  Esq.,  provost  of  Stirling  (descended  from  the 
ALSXAMmBS  of  Mejutrie,  afterwards  Earls  of  StiriingX  and 
had  a  son,  Edward,  who  acquired  the  estate  of  Powis  (the 
late  proprietor  of  which.  Major  James  Mayne,  left  an  only 
dau.,  Helen- Elphinston  Mayne).    This 

Edward  Albzavdsr,  Esq.  of  Powis,  m.  Ist,  H.  Colqu- 
houn  ;  and  2ndly,  Catherine  Olas :  by  the  latter  there  were 
two  sons  and  three  daus.  (tet  p.  9).  The  2nd  son.  Major 
Jomr  Alsxaitdkb,  succeeded  to  Westerton  on  the  demise 
of  his  uncle  John. 

Cre$t9—A  tilter  at  the  ring. 
Jfotto— Practise  no  traud. 
Seat—WeeUarton,  Bridge  of  Allan. 

HENLEY  OF  WATERPERT. 

Hen  LET,  The  Right  Hon.  Joseph-Warner  of 
Waterpery,  oo.  Oxford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  that 
county  since  1841,  and  President  of  the  Board  of 
Trade  from  March  to  Dec.  1852,  6.  in  1793 ;  m.  in 
1817,  QeoTgiana,  lau.  of  John  Fane,  Esq.  of  Worms- 
ley,  and  has  issue  surviving, 

I.  JOSSPB-JOHH. 

u.  Fmnds-Oeoiige.  in.  Arthur. 

I.  Geoigiana,  m.  to  the  Bev.  O.  Denison. 

n.  Ann-Maria-Aogusta. 

ni.  Orace-Elisabeth.  nr.  EUen-Mary. 

V.  Nancy.  vi.  Adelaide-Chailotte. 

Mr.  Henley  is  only  son  of  Joseph  Henley,  Esq.,  by 
Anne  his  wife,  dan.  of  C.  Rooke,  Esq.  of  Wands- 
worth. 

^mu— As.,  a  lion,  rampant,  arg.,  supporting  a  rudder  or, 
on  a  <diief  of  tike  second,  sn  anchor,  sa.,  between  two  trefoils, 
ppr. 


*  Andrew  Honeyman,  bishop  of  Orkney,  m.  Mary  Stuart, 
heiress  of  Orsmsay,  and  a, descendant  of  the  Earls  of 
Orkney. 

645 


HEN 

Oretli    An  eagle,  wings  displayed,  or,  holding  in  the  claw 
an  anchor  and  cable,  sa.,  and  in  the  beak  a  treioil,  ppr. 
Ifotto— Perseverando. 
Stat—WaUrperyt  co.  Oxford. 


HENN  OF  PARADISE. 
Hbnn,  Thomas-Rioe,  Esq.  of  Paradise,  oo.  Clare, 
barrister-ftt-law,  m.  Oct.  1845,  Jane,  Isabella,  2nd 
dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Francis  Blackbume,  late 
Ii<ird  Chancellor  of  Ireland,  and  now  Lord  Justice 
of  the  Court  of  Appeal  in  Chancery  in  that  country, 
and  has, 
I.  William.  n.  Frsnds-Blaokbume. 

And  other  issue. 

ftCneaSr.— The  fkmily  of  Henn,  one  of  English  origin, 
has  been  settled  in  the  county  of  Clare  for  nearly  two  cen- 
turies. The  name  was  originally  Hene,  subsequently  Henne, 
and  lastly,  about  the  jrear  1085.  the  final  e  was  dropped, 
leaving  the  name  as  it  is  spelt  at  the  present  day.  The 
founder  of  the  Irish  branch  was  Henry  Hene,  a  distin- 
guished Englishman,  Lord  Chief  Baron  of  Ireland  in  the 
rtigns  of  Chablcs  II.  and  Jamss  II.,  snd  a  Commissioner 
of  Forfeited  Estates  for  the  counties  of  Clare  and  Galway. 
Heniy  Heue  was  himself  descended  fh>m  an  English  line 
as  ancient  as  any  of  which  there  are  authentic  records. 
The  name  is  to  be  found  in  Doomsday  Book,  vol.  i,  p.  28. 
Title  subseze  XIII.  Terra  Willi  de  Braisse  in  BrBBBOS  unm* 
Radulf  ten  ds  WiUo  Htne^  and  to  this  ftunily  belonged  a 
baronetcy,  now  extinct,  created  by  James  a.,  anno  164S. 
Henxy  Hene,  Lord  Chief  Baron  of  the  Irish  Court  of  Exche- 
quer, is  stated  to  ha^e  been  nephew  to  Sir  Henxy  Hene,  the 
let  baionet,  being  the  son  of  his  elder  brother  William,  who 
was  himself  the  eldest  son  of  Henry  Hene,  Esq.  of  Barking, 
in  Surrey.  The  history  of  this  baronetcy  may  be  read  in 
Bxnxx's  Extinct  Peerage,  p.  266.  It  is  suflicient  to  state  here 
that  the  2nd  baronet.  Sir  Henry,  spelt  his  name  Hknks,  and 
that  in  the  time  of  the  8rd  and  last  hart.  Sir  Richard, 
the  name  became  what  it  is  at  present.  Richard  Henn, 
the  eldest  son  of  the  Lord  Chief  Baron  settled  at  Paradise, 
anno.  1686,  having  in  that  year  obtained  a  grant  of  '*  Para- 
dise HiU,"  ftt>m  the  then  Earl  of  Thomond.  Richard  dying 
without  issue  in  the  year  1717.  devised  his  osUtes  to  his 
brother  Thomas,  who,  in  1714,  m  Miss  Barbara  Darby, 
and  had  issue  by  her,  Richard,  William,  Thomas,  Mary, 
Eliza,  Anne,  and  Catherine.  Thomas  (the  flsther)  d.  in 
1785,  and  was  «.  by  his  son  Richard,  who  m.  in  ITSI, 
Bridget  Hickman,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Thomas,  who  <l. 
young;  William,  who  succeeded  to  his  property;  Maiy, 
who  m.  Douagh  O'Brien,  and  Anne,  who  d.  unm.  William 
HiKW  m.  Bridget  Browne,  and  had  issue  hj  her,  1.  Riobabd 
Hmw,  who  m.  Miss  Maty  Arthur  of  Qlenomera.  2.  William, 
who  m.  but  d,  without  issue ;  3.  Edmund,  who  m.  Miss 
Gennys,  (an  English  heiress  of  Devonshire,  whose  name  he 
took,  becoming  Edmund  Hom-Oennys);  4.  Thomas,  who 
m.  Miss  Blakeney,  but  had  no  issue  ;  ft  Poole,  who  m  Miss 
Pentland,  by  whom  he  left  issue,  William-Poole,  and  other 
childron ;  1.  Jane,  who  «.  John  Hunt ;  2.  Eliaa,  who  m. 
Bolton  Waller,  Esq.  of  Shannon  Grove,  in  co.  limerick ; 
and  8.  Anne.  m.  to  —  Bambriok,  Esq.,  her  first  husband, 
and  to  —  Gubbins,  Esq..  her  2nd  husband.  Richard  Hbkh , 
Esq.,  who  ».  Miss  Arthur,  and  who  on  the  death  of  his 
fkther.  William.  $.  to  the  estates,  had  issue.  WUliam.  Thomas, 
and  Lucy,  who  all  d.  without  issue ;  and  he  himself  dying 
subsequenUy,  devised  the  lands  of  Paradise  to  his  wife 
Mary.  who.  in  her  turn,  devised  them  to  her  own  brother, 
the  late  Thomas  AarnuB,  Esq.  of  Glenoroera,  in  the  oo. 

^'^This  beautlftil  property,  bovrever.  aOer  remaining  to  «^ 
possession  of  Mr.  Arthur  for  about  ^^rty  yeanO^J^ 
SacenuTH-toied  to  the  name  of  the  •f»«^fXJ^^2k 
having  been  repuwhased  from  Mr.  Arthur's  younger^M^ 
by^OMAS   ^o   H™,   B~1..    whoje  deso^  ttou.  t*^ 
original  grantee  of  the  estate  is  derived  ••J<»^o^-      v^-oO^ 

WttXiSrHsmr.  2nd  son  of  Thomas  Hj^^^^T^S. 
and  devi«»e  of  Bichani  the  ff~toe,j«««^  *<>  1^  ^'^ 
bar.  and  created  a  judge  of  tlie  King's  Bench  to  176S.  a« 
was  fktther  of  ^^    ^       .  .». _  vrlmh.  Co^xx^ 

William  H«ck.  who  b«»me  a  ^^^^^^""^^  ZT^ 
of  Ch««.«y  10  July.  I'm,  ^  V^SSS;n^^^*~^^ 
late  Sir  Jonathan  Lovett,   Bart,  of  MJ^i  wiUia^a ,  likm 
Bucktoghamehix«.  by  whom  be  l**^  ?r**vl,  i^   Xr^lioxA  • 
eld^^^Tow  the  senior  Maater  in  Cbaa^  ^^^^^^^J^Sil 
2  Jonathsi..  the  celebrated  Queen's  Counsel ,  aa<x   •e-r«icaA 

'^,,^^!^..,  the  present  Materia Ch«.ceo^.  ~.  .:— y 


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HER 


HER 


R'CD  Fosberrsr,  eldest  d&u.  of  George  Fosbery  of  Clorane,  In 
the  CO.  of  limerick,  Esq.,  by  Christiana  hia  wife.  dau.  of 
Thomaa  Rice,  Esq.  of  Mount  Trenohard,  in  the  same  oo.,  by 
whom  he  hae  issue;   1.  WUliam,  who  d.  tmm.  in  1853; 

5.  Thokas-Bigb,  the  present  proprietor  of  the  Paradise 
estate;  8.  Jonathan-Lovett,  and  five  daus.,-  1.  Christiana; 
i,  Susauni;  8.  Mary,  m.  to  John  Stanford,  Esq.;  4.  Ellen; 

6.  Jane,  m.  to  Robert  Holmes,  Esq. 

The  Paradise  estate  is  situate  on  the  River  Fergus,  at  its 
present  Junction  with  the  Kiaiinon,  snd  is  described  by 
Lloyd,  in  his  survey  of  the  oo.  Clare,  published  in  the  year 
1760,  as  beiug  "  one  of  the  most  beautif\il  seats  in  this 
kingdom." 

It  is  an  interesting  finct  connected  with  this  distinguished 
legal  family,  that  Henry  Hene,  the  Lord  Chief  Baron,  a  man 
of  known  attachment  to  the  Protestant  faith,  was  removed 
from  his  high  oflBoe  by  King  Jambs  the  2nd,  in  order  to 
make  way  for  Mr.  Henn's  maternal  ancestor.  Sir  Stephen 
Rice,  created  Lord  Chief  Baron,  a  d.  1688,  upon  whim  the 
same  sovereign  afterwards  bMtowed  the  Barony  of  Mouut- 
eagle.  The  title  of  Muunteag^e,  denied  liy  Parlliment  to  8b: 
Stephen  Rice,  has  been  recently  restored,  as  is  well  known, 
in  the  person  of  his  patriotic  and  gifted  descendant,  the 
present  Lord  Monteagle  of  Brandon. 

Amu  (duly  registered)  —  Gu.,  a  lion,  rampant,  aig.,  a 
canton,  of  the  last,  thereon  a  wolf,  passant,  sa. 
Crett—On  a  mount,  vert,  a  hen-pheasant,  ppr. 
IfoMo— Gloria  deo. 
SmI— Paradise,  Killladysart,  oo.  Clare. 


HEPWORTH  OF  PONTEFRACT. 

Hepworth,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Ackwortb  Lodge, 
PoQtefract,  co.  York,  J.P.  aud  D.L.,  late  captain 
3rd  W.  Y.  It.  inf.,  and  mayor  of  Poiitefi-act  in  1838 
and  1888,  b.  6  Dec.  1801  ;  w.  18  Aug.  1827,  Mary, 
f  Idest  daiL  of  John  Civssley,  Esq.  of  Soaitcliffe. 

ILitltK^t* — John  Hspwobth,  Esq.,  mayor  of  Ponte- 
^raot  in  1795,  son  of  Richard  Hepworth,  Esq.  of  Armley 
Heights,  00.  York,  m.  Anne  Townend,  sister  and,  in  her 
LNfliie,  heir  of  Willi  im  Townend,  Esq.  (who  d,  unnu  I  April, 
1817,  when  his  estates  devolved  upon  his  grand-nephew, 
the  present  Mr.  Hepworth),  and  by  her,  with  a  dau..  Anne, 
m.  to  John  Hill,  Esq.  of  Ripley,  co.  York,  was  father  of 

Richard  Hkpwobth.  Esq.,  who  m.  6  June,  1799,  Frances, 
eldest  dau.  of  Richard  Chamberlain,  Gent  of  Skiptou,  co. 
York,  and  by  her  (who  d.  6  June,  1813)  loft  at  his  decease, 
6  Feb.  1817. 

William,  now  of  Pontefhict. 

Frances,  m  27  April,  1824.  to  Thomas  Hall,  Esq.  of  Purston 
Lodge,  J. P.,  and  has  issue. 

Elizabeth-Foss. 

Anne,  m.  13  July.  1824,  to  Fortescue  WeUs,  Esq.  of  Slade, 
CO.  Devon,  capt  royal  horse-artillery,  and  has  issue.  {See 
FoBTiacuB  or  Fallapit). 

^rms— Arg.,  a  bend,  sa..  between  two  lions,  rampant,  gu. 
Crtat — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  ppr.,  a  wyvem,  vwt. 


Motto — Loyij  k  mort. 

JUtidcRM— Ackworth  Lodge,  Pontefhw^t. 


HERBERT  OF  LLANARTH. 

Herbert,  John-Arthur-Edward,  Esq.  of  Llanarth 
Court,  CO,  Monmoutii,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  1846, 
All Tusta-CJharlotte- Elizabeth,  only  child  of  the  Right 
Hon.  Sir  Benjamin  Hall,  Bart,  M.P.,  and  has  is.^^ue, 

1.  Itoh-Jobv-Oaradoo,  6.  in  1861. 

I.  Hanrietta-Mary-Arvanwen. 

n.  Floranea<3atherina-Maiy. 

M^intU^, — ^This  very  ancient  fiunily,  from  which  the 
chivalrous  house  of  Herbert  and  other  eminent  houses 
sprang,  derived  originally  in  England  fh>m  Herbert  styled 
Count  of  Vermandois,  who  came  over  at  the  Conquest  with 
the  first  William,  and  filled  the  office  of  chamberlain  to 
the  second  (William  Rurus).  He  is  mentioned  in  the 
Battle  Abbey  Roll,  and  was  rewarded  by  a  grant  of  lands 
hi  Hampshire.  His  wife  was  Emma,  dati.  of  Stephen, 
Earl  of  Blois,  by  Adela,  dan.  of  William  the  C  tnqueror. 
and  by  th«t  lady  he  left  a  son  and  heir,  HcKBaRT  Firz- 
HotBBBT,  called  Herbert  of  Winchester,  chamberlain  and 
treasurer  to  King  Hxnkt  I.,  and  the  first  of  his  family 
bom  in  England.  He  m.  Adela,  or  Lucy,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Sir  Robert  Corbet,  Knt.,  Lord  of  Alcester,  c^.  Warwicl-. 
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and  was  father  of  Herbbbt  Fm-HacBBBT.  who  obtained 
from  HKKitr  XL  a  confirmation  of  the  landed  posses- 
sions of  his  father,  and  likewise  the  oflioe  of  chamberiain. 
His  great-grandson, 

Pbtke  Fitz-Rsoinalo,  b.  in  1275  (brother  of  John  Fits- 
Reginald,  summoned  to  parliament  as  a  Baron  in  1294.  and 
3rd  son,  by  Joan  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  de 
Vivonia,  Lord  of  Chewton,  co.  Somerset,  of  Reginald  Fita- 
Peter,  Lord  of  Blenlevenny,  sou  of  Peter  Flts-H«:bert, 
Baron  of  Berstaple,  co.  Devon,  by  AJioe  his  1st  wife.  dau. 
of  Robert  Fits-Roger,  Lord  of  Warkworth  and  Clavering), 
had  a  grant  trom  his  mother,  Joan  de  Yivonia.  of  the 
manor  of  Cheuj'ton,  or  ChewtoiL  He  m.  AUce.  dao.  and 
heir  of  Blethin  Broadspere,  Lord  of  Uanlowell,  near  Uske, 
in  Monmouthshire,  aud  had  issue, 

RooKR  Frrz-PETEB,  who  d.  before  his  tkther.  leav 
only  son  and  heir.  Sib  Hrmrt  Fitz-Rooek,  Knt..  wl^ 
granddau.  and  heir,  Elizabeth,  m.  John  Boneville. 

HCHBERT  FiTZ-PETKB. 

He  d.  in  1823.    His  younger  son, 

HcRBSRT  FiTZ-PxTOt,  m.  Maigarot,  dan.  <^  Sir  John 
Walsh,  Knt.,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

Adam  Fitz-Hkbbkbt,  Lord  of  Llan-HoweU,  or  Uanlknrell, 
near  Uske,  and  of  Betesley,  or  Beaehley.    His  grandson, 

Wiluam  ap  Jenkik,  alia$  Hkrbebt,  Lord  of  Qwarindee, 
living  at  Perthir,  near  Monmouth,  from  20  to  50  (1337)  of 
Edward  IIL,  m.  Owenllian,  dau.  of  Howell  Idion,  Esq., 
and  had  four  sons  viz., 

1.  John,  or  Jenkyh  ap  Gwillim,  of  Qwarindee,  or  Wexndu, 
ancestor  of  the  family  of  Prooers. 

n.  David  ap  Owillim  ap  Jmnasi,  of  theCfaapell.  m.  Anne. 
daiL  of  Watkin  Rees.  of  that  place,  and  was  ancestor  of 
the  MoBOANS  or  Arxtoh. 
iiL  HowBLL  AP  Gwillim.  of  whom  presently. 
IV.  Thomas  ap  Qwilum,  Knt.  m.  Maud,  daax.  and  co-heir 
of  Sir  John  Moriey.  Knt,  Lord  of  Raglaiid  Castle,  and 
acquired  thereby.  Llansaiutftaod,  where  be  afterwards 
resided,  and  was  buried  at  his  decease,  8  July,  1438.  His 
young^*  son, 

Snt  William  ap  Thomas,  Knt..  aUnt  Hsrbcbt,  of  Ri^- 
land  Castle,  co.  Monmouth,  Knight<)d  by  Honr  V.,  as 
Azinoourt.  He  m.  the  dau.  of  Sir  David  6am,  Knt.. 
and  had  issue,  from  which  derived  the  Herbebts, 
Eabu  op  Powis,  the  Herberts  nfColdbrook  Houte,  the 
Herbebts,  Lobds  Hebbebts,  <^  Ckirburg,  the  Her- 
berts of  Mucknuiy  CO.  Kerry  {wkick  «eX  ^e  Uerbebx9 
of&.  Julians,  Ao. 
The  3rd  son. 

Howell  ap  Gwilum,  m.  Maud,  dan.  of  Howell  mp  Rhys, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Jenkh?  ap  Howbli^  who  m.  Constance,  dan.  of  Roger 
Vychan  ap  Walter  Says,  Esq.,  and  left  a  son  and  heir. 

David  ap  JmvjLtv,  who  fell  at  the  battle  of  Banbury, 
fighting  under  the  standard  of  his  cousin,  the  Earl  of  Pem- 
broke. He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas 
Huntley,  Esq.  of  Treowen,  Llanarth,  Ac.,  son  cf  Thomas 
Huntley,  Esq.  of  Treowen,  by  Alice  his  wUb,  dau.  and  heir 
of  William  Wallis.  Esq.  of  Llanarth,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
Thomas  ap  David  ap  Jenkik,  of  Treowen,  who  m,  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  Moigan  Kemejrs,  and  left  a  son  and  hsir, 

Joaxt  AP  Thomas,  of  Treowen,  who  m.  in  1481,  Anne, 
dau.  of  David  ap  Owillim  Morgan,  Esq.  ot  Arxton,  eo. 
Hereford,  and  had  issue,  Wiluam,  his  heir;  David,  of 
Chepstow,  CO.  Monmouth,  snoestor  dT  the  Yisooovn  Rairs- 
LAOH  ;  and  other  issue.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

William  ap  Johw,  alia*  Johbb.  lord  of  Hendre  Obeth, 
Castle  Arnold.  Llanarth,  and  Cefo  Dugloid,  m.  1st,  Otn- 
stinoe,  dau.  of  Thomas  Morgan,  Esq.,and8ister  of  Rowland 
Morgan,  Esq.  of  Machin,  and  by  tlut  lady  bad  issue,  Jobv, 
his  heir;  William;  Charles;  and  Walter.  Mr.  Jones  m. 
2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Walter  Hawley.  Knt  of  Sussex, 
and  by  her  had,  Philip,  of  London  and  Uanarth ;  John ; 
and  Elizabeth.  He  m.  3rdly,  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  RMtird 
Herbert,  Esq.  of  Peokelly,  and  had  another  son,  namely. 
William;  and  a  dan.,  Blanch,  who  m.  RowUnd  Morgan, 
Esq.  of  Machen,  and  conveyed  the  estate  of  Castle  AznoU 
to  the  Morgans.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHif  Jones,  Esq.  of  Treowen,  living  in  156S,  aad  dead 
before  1609 ;  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Giles  Doddiagton,  Eau. 
of  the  00.  of  Somerset,  snd  had  (with  three  daus.,  Florencs. 
m.  to  Edward  Points,  Esq. ;  Jane ;  and  Elisabeth,  r.  to 
Sir  Charies  Jones,  of  Dingestow,  in  Monmuuthdiire}  a  son 
and  heir, 

*  The  elder  sons  were,  Philip,  of  Uansaintfraed ;  Kvsa, 
ancestor  of  the  Gwrsa  aud  Raqlanos  <ff  GLawuttwjuJtin : 
David,  progenitor  of  the  family  of  HurmKS  of  K'-Vrw^: 
and  Howell,  of  Pertliyr,  ue\r  MoncKMtth,  auce^^r  of  ^he 
Pow  KLLS  of  p.  Ti  hyr. 


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HER 

W|U4AM  Jo»M,  Esq.  of  T«ow<m.  Hendi^  Obeth.  and 
"wiarth  who  m,  Jane,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Moor  GwUHm. 

f?yi^sr:o^'''^-'^''^^^~^^^««^'-^~ 

tr^L^SfT  /''!?*'  ^^  ^'  '^"»'^-  li«*t.-«L  of  the 

MV^f  ^J?  *"  ***•  ~-  *^  >«0'»«nOUth  for  CHARLB8  I.,  aiid 

of  Mr  Bdward  Morgan,  Bart,  of  Llantaman  Abbey.  In  the 

Sifali^?^''^**^  ^^  had  thnM,  «,n«  and  nij;  daua. 
D^  in  IWO.  he  was  «.  by  hta  eldest  son. 

n^l^^A  ^""^^r.^'  ^^  ^"'^^^  <^«rt.  Treowen,  who 
m.  Mary.  dau.  of  Christopher  Anderton.  Esq.  of  Loitock. 

Phu^  JoK-mfisq.  of  Llanarth  Court,  who  m,  Anie. 
dau.  and  heir  of  Anthony  Bassett,  Esq.  of  Kamain,  cT 
Gtomwgan.  and  had,  with  five  datu,..  of  whom  the  eldest.* 

^^  '^k'^  ^^^'  ^""^  ^*"«^'  ^^-  o^  Courtaeld. 
00.  Monroouth.  four  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest 

11 J^  '''''"5  ^-  ***"  ""**^  ^"^  Treowen,  and  Pen- 
^TB.  00.  Monmouth.  «.  Florence,  sister  and  heir  of 
H«J7MflTg,n.  Bijq.  of  PenUwyn  (a  branch  of  the  Morgans 
Vj>J«««Wor).  by  whom  (who  d.  fa  Dec.  17M)  he  had,  with 
lUIS^o?  iT'TTi^  •'^^^  ^^'  "••  ^  1768.  Richard 
oTil^^ftK  T  ^^  ?*"^-  *»'  ^^^^  "<*  Ltenfoist. 
oojlonmou^six  sons,  of  whom  three  U.  under  age:  thi 
o^  were,  Phiup,  the  heir;  John,  major  in  tbrHano- 
^tt^  serrice,  *.  In  1728.  d  »«m.  in  1808 ;  and  William,  of 
W.^?T^  *«>•  »'o°"»o"t»».  which  he  purehased  ft;™ 

orar  William  Mongan,  K.B..  but  d,  *.  p.  In  1806.  Mr. 
Jcjos  d.  In  March.  1775,  aged  88.  and  was  ,.  by  his  son. 
«.^*T  i?""*  ^'  °'  ^'**'^*^  ^''>^  *  «n  1728.  iho. 
hI;«S*^^*S''T**  "*"^  •»'*  «>-^«^  o'  John  Wy. 
i^iT?  ^-  *'^^'''^'^»  Pl»oe.  in  Kent.  He  d.  16  May. 
Ii82  leaving  a  son,  his  heir.  «"»y» 

JoHH  JoNM.  Esq.  of  Uanarth  Court,  co.   Monmouth, 
and  of  Upton  Court.  Berks,   who  m.  18  Sept.  1789,  ^ 

SSir^I  .''  **•«**••;  "^d  Apollonia,  m.  in  ITwVVo 
S^5!lt^*S?^'    ??•    *^'  Spetchl^,   CO.   Woreester)  of 
Richard  Lee.  Esq.  of  Uanfoist  House,  near  Abei^ivenny 
^JUry  Jones  his  wife,   and  by  her  (who  d.  1864)  had 

John,  hi^  heir. 

^i5U;L**^«"**  ?P  ^'^^'  Aberaavenny,  and  of  Perthyre 

SSSSouXh^^i^^^  '"^  ''''^  bigh-heri/S 

ThiftS'i  ^C^f****  ^^"^  ^^<*  "**^  b«  inherited  under 
the  will  of  his  grand-uncle  of  the  same  name,  b.  in  Dec 

Bi?V'"i>J,2f^-  ^^^  ^"^^  ^^  ^^»^  Huddlesto^ 

&?t^d  -fer^  wLam.R^d- Jo^^^ 
Edward-Basil,  6.  14  Jane.  1800.  Henry-Wvbome 

Richard.  J.  in  1806.  capt.  Hanoverian  hu«W  "^y^^™' 
iniomas.  6.  in  1808 ;  d.  and  buried  at  Lbmarth.  to  1828 
Mary,  i».  21  June,  1821.  to  Simon-Thomas  Scrope.  Eso 

eldest  sou  of  Sunon-Thomas  Scrope,  Esq.  of  DanW-ul^! 
miSlSS:  ^""'^ ;  and  d.  25  April  moXving  Issue.^ 
A«Sr!f  •        .    ,-^  Florence,  d.  wTm.  in  1807. 

^^  *^lT^  ^  ^^^'  Jane-Mary. 

Artttoi     *■  **  ^^*°^*'*^  *  *^-  1834.  to  Mons.  Rio.  of 

Mr.  Jones  dying  fa  June,  1828,  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

JOHH  Joim,  Esq.  of  Llanarth  Coutt»  6.  6  June   1790  • 
wbo  m.  11  8e^  I817,  L«ly  Harriet  Phinkett.  only  dau.  of 

April,  1848,  left  Issue, 
John-Abtbvs,  now  of  LlaiMrth. 
^J***"^^?!!?'  ^^•"'•-col.  fa  the  army.  h.  21  Jan.  1820 
Bdmimd-Phmp.  J.  24  Jan.  1828 ;  nutfw  R  M.  mlliS: 
Oorald-Herbert.  6.  0  Feb.  1826 ;  deceased. 
Pmnces-Maiy.  d.  1848.  Mary-Louisa. 

n^7!^^-  P^®'  "•  '^^  «^'  *hree  lions,  nunpanl  anr. 
The  Quartenngs  are  veiy  numerous.  «*"f~ih  m^. 

•a^TtZi^^*^!?^  !I^°°?*°>  ^*^'  affronts,  with  long  hair. 

ributtSr^  *  ^'^  "***  ^'  ^"^  **  ^®  "*^  ^y 

Motto---kagn  Iftn  Diogefl  ei  Pherchen. 
A»<— Llanarth  Court.  Monmouthshire. 


HER 


1.  HEMItT'ABTBUE. 

I.  Louisa. 


n.  Charisa. 


-ton«)sUnds so  promfaent  upon  the recordsof  British  history 
tod  has  b.en  ennobled,  at  various  times,  fa  so  many  of  iU 

tS!f?r  ^^^  ~  "*"^  *°*'*«*^  *°^  '^^^^•d  creations, 
that  it  has  become  a  matter  of  as  much  fatereet  as  diiBcnlty 

1?.       *.?[!"?^  *^Y*  ^  ««»rt^n  the  legitimate  and  chief 
«tem  of  this  lung  descended  family. 

Since  the  merging  of  the  elder  branch  fa  the  family  of 
CUVE.  by  the  marriage  of  the  heiress  of  the  hurt  Herberti 
^  PH£.Tif'  ^^"^^^  ■°''  ""^  ^  celebrated  General 
ably  to  rest  with  Hkbbekt  <tf  Muctrun,  in  the  county  of 
Keny.  de«»nded  flrom  Thomas  Herbert;,  of  KUcua^b 
who  went  to  Irela^  under  the  care  and  patronage  of  his 
T^iL^.  ^1:^  ""^  ^^^^^'y  and  Casl^  Wand. 
tf^  T^:  ^^^'^  ^'*™"  ™'  ***•  "^^^  °f  Mathew.  the  son 
of  84r  John,  the  son  of  Sir  William,  ihe  son  of  Sh-  Mathew. 

Hi.^:'l"1^^'^\^'''^  descendant  ftom  the  eldest  son  of 
Sir  Richard  Herbert,  of  Colebroke.  only  brother  of  the 
Eari  of  Pembroke,  of  the  first  creation.  These  brothers 
^ff^  ^^?  ^"^  P*^'^  **^  SP*^  «°d  HoUinshcd); 
Zn^  fJ'^^''}*}\  *^^  ^•■"  ^^  ^«  Koses.  The  heir 
S!  ^^  S'^*^^  ^^  Pembroke  married  into  the  famUy  of 
aDmersot.  ^1  and  Marquess  of  Woreester,  and  iSke  of 
Beaufort.  From  Sir  Richard  descended,  ii  the  you^^r 
branches,  the  Lords   Herbert;,  of  Chert,urjr.  after  E«^f 

t^jUlt"  u«  '^:^  ^^  ""^  Tonrtngton,  both  extinct  in 
the  male  line,  while  from  a  senior,  but  never  ennobled 
15!^*'^!^''  ^*°""J  ^'Muckruss  and  Kilcuagh.  now  remafas 
the  existiag  and  legitimate  male  representative  of  ibis 
long-descended  house. 

vTSi*^  v^™"'"'''  ""^  Kilcua*^  aforesaid,  served  as  high- 
sheriff  of  the  CD.  Keny.  1669.    He  m.  Man-,  dau.  of  Edward 
Kenny,  of  Cuilen.  co.  Cork,  and  had  issue, 
Edward,  his  hefa  John  *  d,  8.  p 

Arthur,  la.  Mary  Bastable,  of  whom  canie  the  wide-spread 

The  eldest  son, 

Edward  Hbrbkrt,  Esq.  of  Muckruss.  high-sheriff  of 
Kerry  la.  1084.  Agnes  Ci-osbie,  dau.  of  Patrick  Crosbie.  of 
Tubr^,  and  had  issue, 

Edward,  his  >eir. 

John,  d.  *.  p.  Arthur,  d.  $  p 

Arabella,  in.  to  Sir  Frauds  Brewster,  Knt. 
Margaret,  la.  Ist,  to  John  Leader,  of  Mount  Leader  co 
Cork  ;  and  2ndly.  to  the  Rev.  Stanley  Craven. 
The  eldest  son, 

Edward  Hbrbbrt.  Esq.  of  Muckruss,  M.P.  for  Ludlow, 
fa  Salop.  A.D.  1766.  m.  the  Hon.  Prances  Browne,  dau.  of 
Nicholas.  2nd  Viscount  Kenmare,  and  had  issue, 
Thomas,  his  heir. 

Nichola^  in  holy  orders;  m.  Hon.  Martha  Cuflfe.  dau.  of 
•lohn,  Ist  Lord  Dysart.  and  from  him  descend  the  Her- 
BKRTS  itftktco.  Tipperaty. 

Edward,  M.P.  1760,  for  Innistioge.  co.  Kilkenny. 
Agnes,  m.  let,  to  Florence  McCarthy-More  ;•  and  2ndlv 
to  Edward  Herbert,  of  Currens^  iTp. 
Helena,  m.  to  Hedges.  Esq.  of  Mocroom  Castle,  co.  Cork, 
Frances,  m.  to  John  Blenuerhassett.  Esq.  of  Ballyseedv. 
ArabelU.d.team.  J        J 

Thomasine.  m.  Thomas  Cuflb,  Esq.,  and  was  mother  of 
Qraoe  CuflRj,  wife  of  Barry-Maxwell,  Earl  of  Pamham. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Robert  Herbert^  of  the  Currens  family. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hkrbxbt,  Esq.  of  Muckruss,  M.P.  for  Ludlow, 
m.  Isc.  Anne  Marten,  of  Overbury,  co.  Worcester,  and  by 
her  had  issue, 


HERBERT  OF  MUCKRUSS. 
Hbrbebt,  Henrt-Abthur,  Esq.  of  Muckruss,  co. 
Kerry,  MP.  for  that  county,  m,  Mary,  dau.  of  the 
late  James  Balfour,  Esq.  of  Whittinghame,  East 
Lothian,  by  Lady  Eleanor,  his  wife,  dau.  of  James 
Maatland,  8th  Earl  of  LauilerdaV,  and  has  issue, 
W7 


Hemrt- Arthur,  his  heir. 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  m.  to  Mary  Herbert,  of  Brewster- 

field.  dau.  of  tiaatable  Heribert  and  Barbtua-Fitzferald. 

dau.  of  the  Knight  of  Kerry,  and  hence  descends  the 

RfiT.  Edward  Herrert,  now  vicar  of  Kiilamey. 
Frances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Edward  Kenny. 
Catherine,  «a.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Dawson. 
Mary,  m.  Rev.  Arthtu*  Herbert,  brother  of  R-T.  Herbert, 

of  whom  descend  Rev.  Thomas  Herbot^  rector  of  KiUen- 

tierua,  and  his  brothers. 
Anne,  m.  to  Col.  James  Kearney. 
Emily,  m.  Richard-Townseud  Herbert,  of  CahlmaDe,  as 

his  1st  wife. 

*  The  only  son  of  this  marriage,  Charies  McCartie-More, 
d.  unm.  1770.  and  bequeathed  the  remnant  of  his  onco-tCTrl- 
torial  estates,  including  Pallaoe,  <mce  the  Darned  residenco  of 
the  McCtrties,  to  his  kinsman,  Thomas  Herbert,  of  Uuckrti.H9. 


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HER 

Thomas  Herbert  m.  findly,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Rey.  Fnmds 
Bland,  vicar  of  Killamey,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Thomas,  d.  s  p.  179S,  buried  in  Worcester  cathedral 

Francis,  killed  in  a  duel  at  Gibraltar.  1707. 

Cherry,  d.  tmm.  EUzabetL 

The  eldest  son, 

Hznrt-Arthur  Hjebbkrt,  Esq.  of  Muckruss,  m.  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Lord  Oeoi^  Sackville,  and  sister  to  the  last 
Duke  of  Dorset,  and  had  issue  a  dau.,  Elisabeth,  wife  of 
ICaJor  Henry  Verelst,  and  a  son  and  successor, 

Chablbb  He&bkbt,  Esq.  of  Muckruss,  who  m.  1814, 
Louisa  Hiddleton,  and  had  issue, 

Hkkbt-Abthub,  now  of  Muckruss. 

Charles,  d.  s.  p. 

Louisa,  m.  Hon.  and  Rev.  H.  Stuart»  brother  to  the  Barl 
of  Oalloway,  and  has  issue. 

Emily,  m.  to  Colonel  Long. 

Maria,  m.  to  Hon.  White  Hedges,  of  Macroom  Castle,  and 
has  issue. 

.^rms— Per  pale,  as.  and  gu.,  three  lions,  rampant^  aig., 
armed  and  langued,  or. 

Cre$t — A  bundle  of  arrows,  or,  headed  and  feathered,  arg., 
six  in  saltire,  one  in  pale,  girt  round  the  middle  with  a  belt, 
gu.,  buckle  and  point  extended,  of  the  firsu 

^8eat— Muckruss,  co.  Kerry. 


HERBERT  OF  CAHIRNANE. 
Arthub  Hkrbcbt,  8rd  son  of  Thomas  Herbert,  of  Kil- 
cuagh,   and  Mary  Kenny  (««  Hebbebt  o/  Muekruts),  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  Qeoxge  Bastable,  of  Castle  Island,  and  had 
issue, 
Gbobo^  bis  heir. 

John,  of  Knockanaeore,  m.  Anne  Blenneihasset ;  and  d.  c  p. 
Thomas,  m,  Mary  Biggs :  male  issue  extinct. 
Edward,  m.  Agnes  Herbert,  widow  of  McCarthy-More,  s.  p. 
Arthur,  in.  Lucy  Brewster,  dau.  of  Francis  Brewster,  of 
Brewsterfield. 

Bastable,  m.  Barbara-Fitzgerald,  dau.  of  Matuloe,  Knt.  of 
Kerry,  and  from  him  descend  the  Hkbbsbts  of  BrttnUr- 

Francis,  d.  »,  p.  Charles,  d.  9.  p. 

Lucy,  m.  to  Francis  Markham. 

Agnes,  m.  Orpeu,  of  Kilowen. 

lury,  m.  1st,  Supple ;  2ndly,  Lucy. 

Margaret,  m.  Saunders. 

Charity,  m.  Richard  Chute,  of  Chute  HalL 

Obobob  Hbrbebt,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Arthur  Herbert  and 
Mary  Bistable,  m.  Jane  Fitsgerald,  dau.  df  Maurice  Fits- 
gerald,  Knt.  of  Kerry,  and  had  issue, 

Arthur,  his  heir. 

Maurice,  $.  p.,  served  in  the  American  War. 

John,  d.  s.  p. 

George,  d.  s.  p.,  served  in  the  American,  War. 

Edward,  s.  p.  Thomas,  «.  p.  John,  $.  p. 

EUzabeOi,  m.  Francis  Brewster,  of  Brewsterfield. 

Jane,  m.  Talbot. 

Lucy,  m.  Goiiiam,  of  Obrennan. 

Agxies,  m.  Eusebius  Chute,  of  Obrennan. 
The  eldest  son, 

Abthub  Hbrbkbt,  Esq.  of  Cahlmane  and  Cuirans,  m. 
Frances,  dau.  of  Colonel  Richard  Townsend,  of  Castle 
Townsend,  00.  Coik,  and  had  issue, 

RiCHABD-TowivaBND,  his  heir. 

Arthur,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Mary  Herbert^  of  Muckruss, 
uid  had  issue.  Helen. 

Arthur  Herbert,  m.  Sndly,  Agnes  Colles,  widow  of  Frederick 
Mullins,  of  Bumham,  eldest  brother  of  the  1st  Baron 
Yentry,  and  had  issue  by  her, 

Frances,  m.  1794,  to  Richard  Digby,  Esq. 
The  eldest  son, 

RiOHiJtD  To w  msbmd-Hbbbkbt,  Esq.  of  Cahimone,  m.  1st, 
Emily  Herbert,  of  Muckruss,  and  by  her  bad  issue,  Emily 
and  Anne.  He  m.  2ndly,  Jane,  dau.  of  Anthony  Stougfaton 
Esq.  of  Ballyhorgan,  and  Elisabeth  Bateman  his  wife,  and 
had  issue, 

Arthub,  his  heir. 

THOMiLS  (Sir),  K.C.B.,  rear-admiral  RN.,  b.  1793;  who 
served  with  distinction  in  the  Chinese  War  of  1840-1, 
was  a  lord  of  the  Admiralty  ftrom  Feb.  to  Dec.  1852.  and 
has  been  M.P.  for  Dartmouth  since  1862.  Sir  Thomas 
was  hkrh-sheriff,  co.  Kerry,  1829,  and  is  a  depu^-lieut 

Richard,  in  holy  orders,  d.  unm. 

Charles,  mi^or  in  the  army. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Rear-Adm.  Wm.  Butcher,  and  has  issue. 

Helen,  m.  to  Rev.  Barry  Denny,  and  has  issue. 

Jane. 

Penelope,  m.  to  Francis  Chute,  Esq.  of  Chute  HalL 

Frances. 

Anne,  m.  to  Rev.  Browning  Drew ;  and  d.  1863. 

Letitia,  tn.  to  —  Jackson,  &q.,  co.  Tipperary. 

Mary,  m.  to  John  Bouchier,  Esq. 
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HER 

The  eldest  SOD, 

Rkv.  Abtbur  Hbrbbbt,  rector  of  Castle  Island,  00. 
Kerry,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Rev.  Maynard  Denny,  of  Churea- 
hill,  by  Penelope  Stoug^ton  his  wife,  and  has  iosue, 

RiOHABD,  in  ikxAj  orders. 

Edward,  ctq>iiun  Kerry  rM^iment  of  militia. 

Penelope,  m.  to  Arthur-Maynard  Denny,  Esq.,  grandson 
of  Admkal  Lord  CoUingwood,  and  has  issue. 


HERBERT  OF  PILL  HOUSE. 

Herbert,  Walteb-Otwat,  Esq.  of  Pill  House,  00. 
Tipperary,  J.P.,  6.  8  Oct.  1798;  m.  19  Sept.  18i2, 
Mary,  only  dau.  of  John  Milee,  Esq.  of  Damereu 
House,  CO.  Dorset,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Jomr-OrwAY,  in  holy  orders. 

n.  Nicholas. 

L  Maxgaret-Jane,  m.  to  Nlcholaa  Valentine  MJaher,  Esq. 
of  Turtullit,  late  M.P.  00.  Tipperary. 

n.  Honoria. 

lLixlt&S,t» — ^Thb  Ret.  Nicholas  Hbbbbbt,  yomiger  son 
of  Edward  Herbert,  Esq.  of  Muckruss,  M.P.  for  Ladkm, 
1766,  by  Frances  his  wife,  dau.  of  Nicholas,  Viscount  Ken- 
mare,  m.  Hon.  Martha  Cuffe,  dau.  of  John,  Ist  Lord  Desart, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1808,  left  at  his  decease,  in  1803. 
John-Otwat,  his  heir ;  Thomas,  m.  Lucinda,  dau.  of  the 
Hon.  and  Rev.  Hamilton  Cuffe;  Nicholas,  J.P.,  in  holy 
orders ;  Ludnda,  m.  to  William  Bradshaw,  Esq. ;  Sophia, 
ffl.  to  John  M.ndeville,  Esq.  of  Anner  Osstle;  and  thiee 
other  daus.,  who  d.  unm, 

Thb  Rbv.  John-Otwat  Hxbbebt,  who  m.  1796,  Honor  Ji- 
Ann,  only  dau.  of  Ci^tain  James  Russell,  H.E.I.C.8.,  aoJ 
had  an  only  child,  Waltsb-Otwat  Hbbbebt,  Esq. 

Jrmt  and  Cre$t—Sot  Hebbbbt  or  Mocxbusb. 
Seat — Pill  House,  near  Carrick-on-Suir. 


hercy  of  CRUCHFIELD. 

Hbrct,  John,  Esq.  of  Crucbfield  House,  Berks, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  10  July,  1790;  m.  21  Nov.  1815, 
Frances,  only  child  of  1  homas-Joseph  Moore,  Esq. 
of  Stafford  House,  Chiawick,  Middlesex,  aud  haa 
surviving  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Josxph,  6.  81  Dec.  18S4. 

II.  Francis-Johu,  6.  22  Nov.  1886. 

m.  Eustaoe-Lovelaoe,  b.  27  July,  1838. 

I.  Frances-Bridget,  m.  21  Sept.  1840,  to  Josepfa-Frascis 
Tempest,  Esq.,  fourth  surviving  son  of  the  late  &ephen 
Tempest,  Esq.  of  Broughton,  00.  York. 

II.  Elizabeth,  twin  with  her  sister  Frances. 

III.  Miry-Anne.  iv.  Theresa. 

V.  Emma-Lucy.  vi.  CUtturine-Joanna. 

Unt&Qt, — ^In  the  reign  of  Hxhbt  HI., 

Malvbysim  D£  Hbbot  was  constable  of  TykhilL  He  m. 
Theophania,  dau.  and  co.-hcir  (with  her  sister  Isabel,*  wife 
of  Sir  William  Rufiis,  Knt.)  of  Gilbert  de  Arches,  fianm  of 
Grove,  Notts,  and  had  two  sons,  Robert,  who  d.  9,  p.,  and 

Sib  Hvoh  Hbbot,  Knt.  of  Grove,  co.  Nottingham,  fmm 
whom  descended  the  Hbbots  qf  Orovt,  NolU^  and  tlie 
RjoajTBi^  Crvd^Uld;  the  latter  preserved  a  mala  succession 
up  to  the  death  in  17M,  of  Lovblaok  Hbbot,  Esq.  of 
Cruchfleld,  Berks,  and  of  Newman  Street,  London,  banker. 
His  nephew  and  heir, 

Thomas -Hbbct  Smallwood,  Esq.  of  Great  Portland 
Street,  London,  6.  1  Feb.  1760,  (elder  son  of  Henry  8maU- 
wood,  of  the  Strand,  Westminster,  by  Bebeooa-8oi»hia  his 
wife,  dau.  of  William  Hercy,  Esq.  of  Crudiftold),  aasomed 
the  surname  and  arms  of  Hbbot  only,  by  sign-mannal, 
10  Dec.  1821.  He  m.  23  Jan.  1786,  Bridget,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Barker,  Esq.  of  Great  lliomham,  Suffolk,  and  had  iaaua, 

John,  now  of  Cruohfield. 

Henry-Edwaid,  b.  23  Nov.  1798;  m.  Miss  Pugh,  and  had 
issue. 

£li24a>eth,  m.  to  John  Brydon,  Esq.  of  Welbeck  Street, 
Cavendish  Sqiuire. 

Bridget,  m.  to  John  Devey,  Esq.  of  Wolverhampton. 

Mr.  Heiey  d.  in  1823. 

^mw— Gu.,  a  chief,  ai^-,  quartering  Abohbs,  Lbxb, 
To  WEBS,  Stavklkt,  Talbot,  and  Dk  Fbkigm. 

cyat — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  ot,  a  man's  head.  l^r., 
wreathed  about  the  temples. 

&o<— Hawthorn  Hill,  Berks. 


*  Her  great  grandson,  Eustace  de  Mortaine,  sold  his  lands 
to  Robert  de  Hercy. 


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HER 


HER 


HEREFORD  OF  3UFT0N  COURT. 

HxRsroBD,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Sufbon  Court,  oo. 
Hereford,  J.P.,  b.  6  July,  1808 ;  m.  6  June,  1828, 
Harriot- Arabella,  dau.  of  the  late  Capt.  Sir  Robert 
Mends,  Knt.,  RN.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  RlGHAIU>^AMXB,  6. 1  April,  1883. 

I.  Hanriot-Maxy. 

tLintafft. — ^The  AmUy  of  HmsPcaD,  one  of  rtacy  great 
antiquity,  deriTod  its  somama,  according  to  an  old  roanu- 
•oript,  from  "  the  name  of  a  dty  on  the  borders  of  the  Piin- 
eipality  of  Wales,  formerly  rery  well  fortified,  and  the  ordi- 
nary residence  of  the  ancient  Earls  of  Hereford." 

Contemporaneous  with  the  potent  feudal  Earls  of  Here- 
lord,  there  resided  in  the  dty  of  Hereford,  in  the  time  of 
HmrRT  II.,  a.i>.  1170, 

BoGEa  HsacroBD,  '*  a  fionoos  philosopher,  (says the  same 
manuscript,)  who  puUidiod  during  the  period  that  Henry 
of  Hereford,  and  Mabel,  his  brother,  enjoyed  the  oo.  of 
Hereford,  the  books  quoted  by  John  Pits. 

This  eminent  man  flourished  about  the  year  1170,  in  the 
reign  of  tbt  second  HiontT,  and  sixteen  years  after  the 
death  of  Roger,  Eabl  or  HsREroaD,  one  of  the  brothers  of 
the  heiresses  who  divided  the  great  estates  of  these  earls ;  so 
that  he  seems  to  have  been  bom  at  the  doee  of  Hbhrt  tbe 
First's  time.    He  left  at  his  decease  a  son, 

HaRRT  DK  HsRSFoan,  of  whom  there  is  an  entry  in  the 
Pipe  Roll,  in  the  8th  of  Jomr,  anno  1201,  "  that  Master 
Henry  of  Hereford  owes  a  palfrey,  foraflefof  tbe  king,  to 
William  of  Braieuse,  for  the  land  of  Witton."  This  appears 
to  have  been  the  first  estate  in  the  fiunily.  From  this  Henry 
descended  the  eminent  Herefordshire  fiunily  of  Hkb0Obd  if 
Sti/tcn  snd  MordifimL 

Sib  HsHaT  db  HaasroRD,  of  Sufton  and  Mordiford,  dis- 
tinguished himself  in  the  Scottish  wars,  and  received  the 
honour  of  knighthood  from  King  Eowabd  III.,  with  a 
general  pardon  for  all  oflbnoes  committed  by  him  ag.iinst  tbe 
Btate.  In  1862,  he  was  present  in  the  ptriiameot  held  at 
Westminster,  as  one  of  the  representatives  of  the  county  of 
Hereford ;  and  the  same  year  he  was  a  second  time  inim- 
moned  to  the  great  parliament  which  was  to  be  held  at  the 
s  une  place. 

Sm  Jaxxb  HaaxroRn,  Knt  of  Bufton,  b.  1718,  the  last 
male  heir  of  this  long-desoended  line,  m.  twice,  1st,  Martha, 
dan.  of —  Skinner,  and  2ndly,  Frances,  dau.  of —  HopUn, 
Esq.  of  Cannon  Frome,  but  dying  issueless,  in  1780,  devised 
his  estates,  by  will,  to  (the  son  of  his  eldest  sister)  his 
nephew, 

Jamss  CxLDioorr,  Esq.  of  Holmer  House,  6.  in  1766,  (son 
of  John  CrUdioott,  Eaq.  of  Holmer  House,  co.  Hereford,  by 
Frances,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Roger  Hereford,  Esq.  of  Suftun.) 
who  assumed,  in  consequence,  the  surname  and  arms  of 
HxBxroaD.  He  ta.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Soudamure,  Es(|.  of 
Rentchuroh  Court,  in  the  co.  of  Hereford,  and  had  issue, 

RiOHABD,  his  heir. 
Mary. 

Sarah,  m.  to  David  Lambe,  Esq.  of  Hereford. 
Frances.  Catharine,  d.  unm.  in  1826. 

Anne,  tn,  to  John-Kelly  Tudor,  Esq.,  R.N.,  of  Penally, 
Pembrokeshire. 
Lucy. 

Mr.  Hereford  d.  in  Feb.  1828,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the 
piesent  Riohabo  HKRaroan,  Esq.  of  Sufton. 

Jrm$—QvLt  three  eagles,  displsyed,  arg. 

Ort$i — An  eagle,  displayed. 

S0a<— Sufton  Court,  near  Hereford. 


assumed  by  sign-maiiual  tlie  additional   surname 
of  Hkrnk. 

Itnf  A0f  • — Richard  Hbrms,  an  alderman,  and  in  1613 
sheriff  of  London,  m.  Susnnna,  dau.  of  John  Woodward,  of 
Hampstead,  in  the  co.  of  Middlesex,  Esq.,  and  left  a  son 
and  successor, 
Nicholas  Hermb,  of  Hampstead,  who  had  two  sons, 
Basil,  his  heir. 

Nathaniel  (Sir)  Knt,  Alderman,  and  1674  sheriff  of  Lon- 
don, m.  Judito,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Frederick,  lord-mayor  of 
that  city,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 
Frederick-Heme,  whose  dau..    Judith   Heme,    m.    at 
Hampstead  Church,  22  March,  1704,  William,  second 
Earl  of  Jersey. 
Hm  elder  son, 

Basil  Hbritr,  Esq.  of  Hampstead,  m.  Dorothy,  dan.  of 
Hugh  Wilbraham,  Esq.  of  Woodhey,  oo.  Chester,  brother  of 
Sir  Richard  Wilbraham,  Baronet,  and  dying  1692,  left,  with 
foxur  daus.,  a  son  and  successor, 

Basil  Hsrhe,  Esq.,  one  of  the  six  clerks  of  the  Court  of 
Chancery,  who  d,  in  1728,  leaving,  by  his  wife,  Susanna,  two 
dans.,  Elisabeth  and  Dorothy,  and  a  son  and  successor, 

Basil    Hsrhb,    Esq.  of  Hampstead,  who  fa.   in  1737, 
Sophia,  dau.  of  Lewis  Barbar,  Esq.  of  Dover  Street,  Picca- 
dilly, and  dying  in  1774,  left  issue  three  sons  and  a  dau., 
viz., 
Basil,  of  Hampstead,  who  d.  in  1806,  unm. 
Lewis,  who  m.  Honor,  dau.  of  Thomas  Ashton,  Esq.,  and 
d.  without  issue. 

William  (Sh-)  Knt.,  of  Hampstead  and  Oldfield  Lodge. 
Berks,  sdderman,  and  in  1797  sheriff  of  London,  who  lu. 
twice,  but  d.  without  issue,  in  1854. 

Susanna,  m.  in  1762,  John  Blount  Burchell,  only  son  of 
Matthew  Burchell,  of  Hunton,  in  the  co.  of  Kent,  and  leil 
issue, 

Basil  Burchell,  of  Bushey  Orange,  Esq.,  b.  in  1764,  m.  in 
1798,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Lieut. -Colonel  Humphrey  Uiutper, 
of  the  Madras  army,  and  dying  1838,  left  issue, 
Humphrby-Harpbr  Borohrll,  now  Hcritr. 
Basil  Heme  Burchell,  lieut.-coll  in  the  army. 

.^rms— Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th,  for  Herre,  arg.,  a  chevron 
ermiu^  between  three  herons.  2ud  and  3rd,  for  Buroubll. 
axgent,  a  chevron,  sable,  charged  with  three  fleurs-de-lys, 
between  three  cross-crosslets  fitchte. 

Cre$U — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  heron's  head  proper, 
and  a  lion  rampant,  as.,  supported  by  a  tree,  vert. 

Motto — Usque  ad  aras. 

Seat — ^Bushey  Orange,  Herts. 


BURCHELL-HERNE  OF  BUSHEY  ORANGR 

BURCHBLL-UbRKS,     HUMPHRET-HARrER,     Esq.    of 

Bushey  Grange,  oo.  Hertford,  M.A.  Trinity  College,  I 
Cambridge,  and  of  the  Middle  Tenii  le,  barrister-at-  | 
law,   6.    2   Sept.   1797,  m.    1   June.  1837,  Harriet,  ' 
younger  dan.  of  Richard  Miles,  Esq.  of  Kensington, 
and  has  iMue, 

I.  Humphrkt-Frsdxrick-Hxrms,  b.  1  Oct  1848. 

I.  Harriet-Sarah  a.  Dorothea-Louisa. 

Mr.  Burchell-HArne  is  in  the  commission  of  the 
\Ha\ce  for  the  counties  of  Hertford  and  Middlesex, 
u  deputy -lieu  tenant  of  the  former,  and  in  1847 
served  the  office  of  high-sheriif  of  Herts.  In  1854, 
««  grand-nephew  and  heir  of  Sir  William  Heme,  he 
549 


HERON  OF  MOOR  HALL. 

Heron,  The  Rev.  George,  of  Moor  Hall,  co. 
Chester,  i.  his  fiather  15  Nov.  1848. 

ILtnraSf. — This  is  a  branch  of  the  Herons  of  Chip- 
diase  Castle,  Northumberland.  The  first  member  of  the 
family  possessed  of  landed  estates  in  Cheshire  wjis 

Oborok  Hbroh,  Esq.,  who  purchased  the  manor  of  Dares- 
bury,  with  other  estates,  in  1765.  He  m.  Felicia,  eldest  dau. 
of  Peter  Brooke,  Esq.  of  Mere,  in  that  county,  and  by  her 
Iiad  issue, 

Geoige,  in  holv  orders,  a  fellow  of  Brasennose  College,  Ox- 
ford, and  rector  of  Warfonrton,  Cheshire,  d,  $.  p. 

PBTBR-KTrPBif,  of  whom  presently. 

William,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Middlewich. 
The  second  son, 

PrrsR-KTmH  Hbron,  Esq.  of  Daresbury  Hall,  sheriff  of 
Cheshire  in  1777,  m.  20  Oct.  1768,  Rebecca,  only  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Richard  Rutter,  Esq.  of  Moor  Hull,  oo.  Chester, 
by  whom  the  family  acquired  the  estates  they  now  possess 
in  that  township.     By  her,  Mr.  Heron  had  issue, 

PcTKR.  his  heir. 

Elizabeth,  who  d,  unm.  in  1837. 

The  son  and  heir, 

Obn.  Pbtkr  Hbroh,  of  Moor  Hall,  D.L.,  M.P.  for  Newton, 
6. 10  May,  1770 ;  m.  'M  May,  1799,  Catherine,  dau  of  Edward 
Oregge-Hopwood,  Esq.  of  Hopwood  Hall,  Lancashire,  and 
had  issue, 

GaoBoa,  in  haij  orders,  now  of  Moor  Hall. 

Harry,  ci4>tain  in  the  army,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Dr. 
Freeman,  M.D.  of  Chester. 

Catherine. 

Mary-Felicia,  m.  to  John  Smith  Barry,  Esq.  of  Morbuiy 
Hall,  CO.  Chester,  and  Foaty,  co.  Cork. 
Oeneral  Heron  d.  1S48. 

Arnu—Qn.,  a  chev.  between  three  herons,  dose^  ai^. 
CrtJct — A  heron,  close,  arg. 
If offo— Ardua  petit  ajxiea. 
8«a<— Moor  Hsll,  co.  Chester. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


HER 


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HERRICK  OF  BEAUMANOR 

Perrt-Herrick,  William,  Esq.  of  Beaumanor,  co. 
Leicester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  in  1794 ;  barrister-at-law, 
M.A.  of  University  College,  Oxford,  high-sheriff,  of 
Leicestershire,  in  1835. 

EilUajre.— "There  ie  a  tradition."  aays  Dean  Swift,* 
"  that  the  most  ancient  family  of  the  E&icks  derive  their 
lineage  from  Ebick,  the  foi-eater,  a  great  commander,  who 
raised  an  army  to  oppose  the  invasion  of  Wiluam  the  Con- 
queror, by  whom  he  was  vanquished ;  but  afterwards  em- 
ployed to  oommand  that  Prince's  furoes,  and  in  his  old  age 
retired  to  his  house  in  Leicestershire,  where  his  fiunily  hath 
continued  ever  since."  Thoagh  the  earliest  ancestor  of  the 
family  is  only  recorded  by  tradition,  we  leim  from  andent 
writings  of  unquestionable  authority,  that  the  Evbicks  were 
seated,  at  a  very  remote  period,  at  Qreat  Stretton,  in  Lei- 
cestershire, in  that  respectable  line  of  life,  so  Justly  the  pride 
of  an  EngUshmau,  tree  tenants  of  their  own  lands,  two  vlr- 
gates  of  which  they  held  under  the  Abbey  of  Leicester,  on 
the  payment  of  an  annual  quit  rent  to  the  king  of  a  pound 
of  pepper.  These  virgates  had  been  given  to  the  abbey  by 
Balph  Friday,  Lord  of  Wibtofl,  and  were  successively  held 
by  Roger  Torr,  Sir  Balph  Neville,  Alan  and  Henry  Eyryk, 
and  Robert  Eyryk,  the  son  of  Alan. 

Hbkrt  Eyrtk  (the  above  named)  was  giandftither  of 

BoBSBT  Btbtk,  of  Stretton,  who,  by  Joanna,  his  wife,  had 
three  sons,  viz., 

WiLLXAM,  (Sir,)  his  heir. 

Robert,  known  bv  the  name  of  Robert  de  Stretton,  who 
entering  into  holy  orders,  obtained  the  degree  of  LLD.. 
was  appointed  chaplain  to  Edwabo  the  Black  Prince,  and 
was  eventually  consecrated  Bishop  of  Lichfield.  His 
lordship  d.  iu  1885. 

John,  of  Stretton. 

From  the  eldest  son. 
Sib  Wiluam  Btbik,  Knt.  of  Stretton,  descended, 
RoBBRT  Btriok,  of  Hougfaton-on-the-HUl,  living  about 
1450,  who  left>  by  Agnes,  his  wife,  two  sons,  Robert,  who 
d.  $.  p.f  and 

Thomas  Etbicx,  of  Houghton,  who  settled  at  Leicester, 
imd  is  the  first  of  the  nime  that  appears  in  the  corporation 
books,  where  he  is  mentioned  as  a  member  of  that  body,  in 
loll.  He  died  about  six  years  after,  leaving  two  sons  and  a 
tlau.    The  second  son, 

John  Etriok,  or  Hetbiok,  of  Leioester,  b.  in  1513,  was 
twice  mayor  of  that  corporation,  in  1659  and  1572.    He  m. 
Uary,  dau.  of  John  Bond,  Esq.  of  Wardend,  in  Warwick- 
shire, and  by  her  (who  d.  8  Deo.  1611,  aged  ninety-seven) 
had,  with  seven  daus.,  five  sons,  vis., 
RoBBBT,  thrice  mayor  of  LeicoRter,  and  representative  of 
the  borough  in  parliament.     He  d.  in  1018,  leaviug  a  nu- 
merous family.     He  is  now  represented  by  the  Rev. 
Samubl  Hxtbick,  rector  of  Brampton,  in  Northampton- 
shire. 

Nicholas,  of  London,  who  m.  in  1582,  Julian,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Stone,  Esq.  of  Segenhoe.  in  Bedfordshire,  and  dying 
in  1592,  left  issue,  1  Willi:im.  6.  in  1585,  d.  s.  p.;  2 
Thomas,  6.  in  1588,  who  m.  and  l»d  issue.  He  is  pre- 
sumed to  have  been  gi'andfather  of  Thomas  Heyrick, 
curate  of  Harborough,  who  published  some  sermons  and 
poems  ;  8  Nicholas,  of  London,  merchant,  living  in  1664, 
aged  75,  m.  Susanna,  dau.  of  William  Salter,  and  had 
issue ;  4  Robebt,  6.  in  1591,  in  holy  orders,  a  poot  of  con- 
siderable merit ;  and  5  William,  6.  in  1598. 
Thomas,  d.  in  1628.  «.  p. 

John,  alderman  of  Leicester,  d.  in  1618,  leaving  issue. 
WuxiAM,  (Sir,)  of  whom  we  treat. 

The  fifth  son. 

Sib  Wiluam  Hhtbiokb,  If  .P.  for  Leicester,  b.  about  the 
year  1557.  removing  to  London,  in  1574,  to  reside  with  his 
brother  Nicholas,  then  an  eminent  banker  in  Cheapside,  at- 
tached himself  to  the  court,  and  for  a  considerable  time 
*  *  resided  constantly  there. "  He  was  a  man  of  great  abilities 
and  address ;  remarkably  handsome,  as  iqypears  by  a  small 
picture  still  preserved  of  him,  in  his  younger  days ;  was  high 
in  the  confidence  of  Queen  Elizabkth,  as  well  as  of  King 
Jamss,  and  by  hunourable  service  to  both,  acquired  large 
property.  In  the  reign  of  the  former  sovereign  he  was  des- 
patched on  an  embassy  to  the  Ottoman  Porte,  and  on  his 
i-etum  rewarded  with  a  lucrative  appomtment  in  the  Ex- 
chequer. He  d.  2  March,  1652-8,  having  had  by  his  wife, 
Joan,  dau.  of  Richard  May,  Esq.  of  London,  and  sister  of 
Sir  Humphrey  May,  Chancellor  of  the  Duchy  of  Lancaster 
five  daus.  and  seven  sons,  1  William,  his  heir ;  2  Robert, 

*  The  dean's  father  married  Mrs.  Abigail  Brick,  of  Leioes- 
tarshiro.  de«cended  from  this  family. 
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d.  t.  p.;S  Richard,  who  d.  warden  of  Mancbester,  in  1667; 
4  Thomas ;  5  Henry ;  6  Roger,  Fellow  of  Ail  Souls* ;  and  7 
John,  b.  in  1612.  Sfar  WilUam  (who  was  aged  ninety-six  at 
his  decease)  was  a  by  his  son, 

WiLLLiM  Hbbbiok,  Esq.  of  Beatunanor,  6.  in  1507,  who 
was  appointed,  in  1683,  by  King  Chables  I.,  to  repair  the 
Oastle  of  Leioester,  and  pHce  it  in  a  proper  state  of  delbnoe. 
He  m.  in  1628,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Humphrey  Fox,  Esq.  of 
London,  and  dying  in  1671,  left  an  only  son  and  sncoessor, 

William  Hbbbiok,  Esq.  of  Beaumanor,  6.  in  10S4.  who  n. 
1st,  in  July,  1649,  Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  William  Baanbriggr. 
Ski.  of  Lockington,  in  the  county  of  Leiceater,  hy  RHaaheth, 
bis  nrife,  dau.  of  Qeryas  Pigott,  Esq.  of  Thnunptoo,  Notts, 
and  had  by  her  (who  d.  in  1656)  three  aoom  and  ooe  dsu. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1667,  Frances,  dau.  of  WUliain  Milward. 
Esq.  of  Chiloote,  in  Derbyshire,  (son  and  bakr  of  Sir  Thumas 
Milward,  the  Judge,)  and  had  by  her  one  son  and  three  daua. 
Mr.  Herrick  d.  in  1608,  and  wasa  by  his  eldest  acm, 

William  Hcbbick.  Esq.  of  Beaumanor,  5.  in  1650,  who  m. 
Dorothy,  dau.  of  James  Wootton,  Esq.  of  Weston,  in  Derby- 
shire, and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1749,  aged  one  hundred)  had 
two  daus.  and  three  sons,  1  Wiluam,  his  heir;  2  John,  d.  in 
1760,  leaving  two  sons  and  two  dans.,  all  deceased ;  8 
Thomas,  of  Ldoester,  fsther,  by  his  second  wife  Kathscine 
BakeweU,  of  William,  of  Knighton,  and  KaUMrine,  «.  to 
Richvd  Dyott.  Esq.  of  Freefbrd  Hall,  Btalfosdriiira.  Mr. 
Herrick  d.  in  1705,  and  wss  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  Hbbbiok,  Esq.  of  Beaumanor,  6.  in  1680,  who  m. 
in  1740,  Lucy,  dau.  of  John  Gage,  Esq.  of  Bantley  Parte, 
Sussex,  derived  from  James,  second  son  of  Skr  John  Gage, 
K.G.  of  Firle,  and  by  her  (who  d.  25  March,  1778)  had  to 
survive  infancy,  three  sons  and  one  dan.,  vis., 
1.  William,  his  heir, 
u.  John.  6.  9  Nov.  1749.  sometime  of  the  Middle  TempH 

London,  <L  unm.  14  May,  l6l9. 
HL  Thomas-Bainbrigge,  of  Gray's  Inn,  ft.  23  Nov.  1754.  m. 

15  Aug.   1793,  Mary,  only  daxi.  of  James  Perry,  Esq.  of 

Erdesley  Park,  co.  Hereford,  and  by  her  (who  d.  SO  Aug. 

1836)  he  left,  at  his  decease.  94  Sept.  1834, 
1  William,  succeraor  to  his  uncle. 
1  Mary-Anne.  2  Lucy,  d.  tmm.,  11  Oei.  1J9S. 

L  Lucy,  m.  in  March,  1768,  to  Ri<4iard  Gildart.  Esq  of 

Norton   Hall,  co.  Stafford,   and   had   iasae,    one   son, 

Richard,  who  d.  tmm.  24  Nov.  1802. 

Mr  Herrick,  who  was  high-sherifTof  LeloeeterrtiirB  in  1768, 
d.  27  Sept.  1778,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Hebbick  Esq.  of  Be\umsnor  Piruic,  6.  14  Dee. 
1745,  served  as  sherifT  for  Leicester^iire  in  1786.  He  fa. 
in  1789,  Miss  Sarah  Stokes,  of  Woodhouse.  and  dying 
without  issue,  18  Feb  1832.  (his  wife  predeceased  lum. 
29  Aug  1823.)  was  $.  by  his  nephew,  the  present  William 
Pxbbt-Hbbbioic,  Esq.  of  Beaumanor  Parte. 

Amu— Arg.,  a  fesse,  voir^  or  and  gu.,   quarteriy  with 
Pkbby. 
CVesf^— 1st,  a  bull's  head,  anr..  issuing  firom    a   lanrel 


Srland,  the  muszle,  horns,  and  ears,  tipped,  sa. :  tod,  a 
lid's  head,  erased,  or,  holding  in  the  mouth  a  sp  ' 


tree,  vert. 
Ifotto— Virtus  omnia  nobilitat. 
^00^— Beaumanor  Park. 


i  sprig  oi  paar- 


HERRICK  OF  SHIPPOOL. 
Herrick,  William-Hbnrt,  Esq.  of  Shippool,  ca 
Cork,  J.P.,  Capt.  R.N.,  b.  18  Feb.  1784 ;  m.  8  Sept 
1814,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  Robert  De  la  Cour,  E^.  of 
Bear  Forest^  co.  Cork,  and  by  her  (who  cL  1  July, 
1854)  has  issue, 
I.  THOMAS-BousmcLD,  b.  25  Feb.  1819 ;  m.  28  April,  1844, 
Elisi-Annie,  2nd  dau.  of  John-Tonson  Rye,   Bsq.  of 
Bye  Coiut,  oo.  Cork,  and  has  issue,  Mary-BUaa ;  Bfisa- 
Sophia;  Geoigiana- Adelaide ;  Anne, 
n.  William-Henry.  6.  9  Feb.  1824,  lieut.  8th  regt.  of  fbot ; 
m.  21  June,  1848.  Anna-Sophia,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late 
Cbambre  Corker,  Bsq.  of  Oor  Oastle,  oo.  Cork, 
in.  BeivJamin-Bousfield,  b.  18  Feb.   1826,  capt-Un  rayal 
marines ;  m.  21  Feb.  1858.  Caroline,  youngest  dau.  of 
Captaiu  Biggs,  late  of  the  60th  rifles. 
IV.  James-Hugh,  6.  13  Dec.  1830 ;  oapt  W.  Cork  artillery. 

I.  Mary-De-la-Cour,  m.  6  Jen.  1836,  to  Richard  Corbett, 
Esq..  M.D.,  of  Cork;  and  d.  31  March,  1847. 

II.  Anne-Harriet,  m.   21   Aug.   1841,    to  John-Oampbdl 
Meade,  Esq.  of  Innishannon,  oo.  Cork. 

in.  Louisa-Josephine  Pettitot 

rv.  Georgiana- Henrietta.  v.  Caiherine-De-Ia-Cour. 

^inttLQt* — From  the  ex'^ct  coincidence  of  name,  anus, 
and    dates,  there    cau  exist   b -.tlitt:©   doubt   that   tais 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQI^ 


HER 


H  E  3 


i0  »  Junior  branch  of  the  Hkbbioxs  o/  feauntanor,  in 
Leicestorshire. 

JoHH  Hbrkiox,  Esq.  6.  in  1618,  Mcompftnlod  the  Duke 
of  Ormonde  to  Ireland  in  1041.  He  m.  twice,  and  d.  8  Atig. 
1(»9,  leaving,  by  the  let  wife,  a  son,  OBBaBOM,  and  by  the 
Snd,  two  sons  and  a  dau.  Tiz.,  John,  Franda,  and  Mary. 
To  hie  2nd  eon,  John,  he  bequeathed  an  estate  in  the 
barony  of  Ibane.     To  hie  eldest  son, 

Gebcrom  Hkbbick,  6.  in  1666,  he  devised  his  estate  of 
Bhippool.  He  ta.  in  1698,  Susanna,  only  child  and  heir  of 
Bwithen  Smart,  Esq.,  by  Frances  his  wife,  eldest  dau,  of 
Edward  Riggs,  Esq.  of  Biggsdale,  co.  Cork,  and  left,  at  his 
decease  in  1780,  a  son  and  successor, 

Edwabd  Hkrbiok,  Esq.  of  Shippool,  b.  in  16M,  who 
m.  in  17S8,  Eliz\beth,  dau.  of  Caleb  FaUdner,  Esq.  of  the 
city  of  Cork,  and  had  six  sons  and  two  daus.  The  2nd  son, 
Edward,  Ueut  R.N.,  was  killed  on  board,  "the  Donet- 
shire,"  in  Sir  Edward  Hawke's  action,  20  Sept  1759.  The 
eldest  son, 

Falkinsr  Hsbriok,  Esq.  of  Shippool,  6.  in  1729;  m. 
June,  1758,  Sarah,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Bousfield,  Esq. 
of  Cork,  and  luul  issue, 

THOMAS-BousnsLD,  his  heir. 

Fnuids,  capt  27th  regt,  killed  at  the  taking  of  Quada- 
loupe^  1795. 
Jaue,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Ambrose  Hickey. 
Eiiza^Mth,  d,  imm.,  aged  36. 
Mr.  Herrick  d.  1780,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Thom AS-Bou8Ficu>  Hkrbigk,  Esq.  of  bhippool,  b.  1754 ; 
who  m.  1783,  Anne,  only  dau.  of  Henry  Muore,  Esq.  of 
Frankfort  House,  co.  Cork,  and  by  her,  (who  m.  2ndly,  in 
1798,  Daniel  Cudmore,  Esq.,  and  d.  1820)  had  issue, 
Wiluam-Hkhbt,  now  of  Shippool. 

Henry-Moore,  capt.  45th  regt.  killed  at  the  storming  of 
Badi^os,  wim. 
Edward,  captain  R  N. ;  m.  in  1836,  Charlotte,  only  dau.  of 
the  late  Capt  Thomas  Alexander,  RN.,  C.B.,  and  has 
issue,  Arthur,  64th  regt.  6.  20  Dec.  1886 ;  Bdwanl,  6. 
17  June,  1845 ;  Charlotte ;  Henrietta. 
Ann,  m.  in  Jan.  1818,  to  Riohard-Plummer  Davies,  Esq., 
captain  RN. 

Mr.  Herrick  d.  in  1796. 

Arm»t  Crtst,  and  JfoMo— See  Hskriok  qfSwiananor. 
&ral— Shippool,  near  lunishannon. 


HERVEY  OF  KILLIANE. 

Hebyet,  Charles-John-Viqors,  Ettq,  of  Killiane 
Castle,  oo.  Wexford,  6.  29  iNov.  1817;  m.  24  July, 
1889,  Martha,  dau.  of  the  late  Thomas-Read  Kem) , 
Eisq.,  M-P.  of  Kemp  Town,  Brighton,  by  Frances  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Franois  Baring,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 

I.  CHA&LKS-WiLLiAM-ARTHua,  b.  26  Jan.  1855. 
I.  Lydia.  ii.  Blanche-Maud. 

III.  Marie-Augusta. 

ILilKSQt. — ^This  ftunlly  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the 
nolde  house  of  Bristol. 

Fbaxois  Huivst  (3rd  son  of  Richard  Harvey,  of  Lyme 
Regis,  CO.  D.irset,  merchant  and  grandson  of  Jolm  Harvey, 
of  Meldreth)  havhig  beeo  taken  in  arms  by  Prince  Rupert 
was  committed  with  other  prisoners  to  the  jail  at  Exeter, 
at  the  beginning  of  the  rebellion ;  and  on  being  liberated. 
be  went  to  Lyme  Regis  and  also  became  a  merchant  in 
that  town,  of  which  he  was  chosen  mayor  in  1644,  and 
adAitced  a  freeman.  Afler  the  year  1649,  be  obtained  a 
grant  of  lands  in  the  county  of  Wexford  from  Cromwell, 
which  were  confirmed  to  him  by  Charles  II. ;  and  in  1666 
he  passed  patent  for  1898  English  (868  Iiish)  acres  in  the 
barony  of  Forth.  He  was  representative  in  parliament  for 
the  borough  of  Clonmlnos  in  1661,  nnd  Miyor  of  Wexford 
in  1671,  of  which  county  he  was  high-sherif!;  26  and  27 
Cbabi.es  II.  (1673  and  4).  He  m.  Katharine  Flunket,  and 
had  issue.  Mr.  Harvey  was  buried  in  the  chancel  of  Bt 
Iberius'  Chuixsb,  in  Wexford,  23  Nov.  1092,  and  was  «.  by 
his  eldest  son. 

JoHH  Harvxt,  Esq.  of  Killiane  Castle,  M.P.  for  Wexford 
tn  1696,  and  high-sheriff  of  the  county,  5  Wiluam  and 
Mabt  (1602).  He  m.  19  Oct.  1675,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  James 
Stopford,  Esq.  of  New  Hall,  oo.  Meath.  ancestor  of  the 
Barl  of  Courtown,  and  hod  issue.  Mr.  Harvey  was  buried 
in  the  chancel  of  St.  Iberius'  Church,  Wexford,  21  Sept 
1707,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thb  Rkv.  Jambs  Harvbt,  of  Killiane  Castle,  oo.  Wex- 
f  rd,  rector  of  Rathaspeck,  in  that  county  b.  1676 ;  m. 
Martha,  dan.  of  John  Bemchamp,  E»i.  of  Ballyloughane, 
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CO.  C.irlow,  by  a  dau.  of  Bartholomew  Vigors,  bishop  of 
Leighlin  and  Ferns,  and  had  issue, 
I.  John,  his  heir. 

n.  Vigors,  lieut.  16th  regiment  of  foot,  d.  t.  p. 
ni.  James,  of  Wigan,  Lcmcashire,  capt.  iu  the  7th  regt.  of 
foot ;  m.  Cecily,  dau.  and  heiress  ol  Robert  Leigh,  eldest 
son  of  Alexuider  Leigu,  of  Hiodly  Hal],  Esq.,  and  hud 
issue, 

1  Robert-John,  of  Famham,  Yorkshire.  Esq.,  colonel  in 
the  army,  who  took  by  royal  permission,  in  1818,  the 
name  of  Uervey.  He  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heiiess  of 
Thomas  Bickerdyke,  Esq.  of  Famham,  Yorkshire,  and 
had  (with  a  dau.  who  was  married)  two  sons, 

James- Vigors,  formerly  capt.  Coldstream-gds.,  married. 
Beauchamp,  formerly  of  the  20th  light  drags.,  married. 

2  James-L^h,  late  ci^pt.  88rd  regiment. 
1  Martha-Cecilia,  d.  vnm. 

nr.  Francis,  d.  ».  p.  v.  Buiholomew,  d.  $.  p. 

I.  Martha,  m.  to  Francis  Harvey,  of  Bargy  Castle,  co. 
Wexford,  Esq. 
IL  Katharine,  m.  to  Philip  Palliser,  Esq.  of  Castletown, 
CO.  Wexford. 
The  Rev.  James  Harvey  d.  16  Jime,  1760,  aged  84,  and  was 
s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Habvct,  Esq.  of  Killiane  Castle,  capt.  16th  regt. 
of  foot ;  who  m.  Martha  Roe,  and  dying  in  1763,  left  an 
only  child, 

John  Habtby,  Esq.  of  Killiane  Castle,  6.  in  1761,  high- 
sheriff  of  county  Wexford  1772 ;  m.   Dorothy.  6.    2  Jan. 
1756,  eldest  dau.  of  Miyjor  Loflus  Clifib,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
hi  1818)  had  issue. 
Vigors,  his  heir. 

Anne,  m.  1st,  to  James  Oilldea,  Esq.  of  Coslough,  co. 
Mayo ;  and  2ndly,  to  Ralph  NaJah,  Esq.  of  Cahlrconlist, 
CO.  Limerick. 
Martha,  d.  unm. ;  her  will  was  proved  in  Dublin  in  1800. 
Dorothy,  m.  7  Dec.  1708,  to  William  Harvey,  Esq.  (brother 
of  John  Harvey,  Esq.  of  Bazgy  Castle.) 
Barbara,  m.    1st.  in  1708,  to  Richard  Lambfut,  Esq.  of 
Bristol ;  and  2ndly,  Arthur  Meadows,  of  Hermitage,  co. 
Wexford. 

Mary,   m.   to  Henry   Archer,   Esq.  of  Ballyseskin,    co. 
Wexford. 

Frances,  »».  1800,  to  the  Very  Rev.  Samuel  Adams,  of 
Northlands,  co.  Cavan,  Dean  of  Cashri. 
Mr.  Harvey  d.  29  May,  1796,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

Vigors  Habvby,  Esq.  of  Killiane  Castle,  co.  Wexford, 
and  of  Hammerton  Hall,  Yoi-kshire,  6.  12  Dee.  1794  ;  who. 
in  1818,  i  ssumod  by  royal  permission  the  name  of  Hebvet. 
He  m.  1816,  Frances  -  Margaretta,  sister  of  Sir  Charles 
Shakerley,  Bart,  and  by  her  (who  ra.  2ndly,  1882,  T.-R. 
Kemp,  Esq.,  M.P ,  of  Kemp  Town  Brighton)  he  left  at 
his  decease  in  1827,  an  only  child,  Cbabijbs-John-Vioors 
Hebvet,  Esq.,  now  of  Killiane. 

Amu — Gu.,  on  a  bend,  ai^  ,  three  trefolh,  slipped,  vert. 
Crttl — A  cat-a-mouutain  ppr.,  holding  iu  the  dexter  paw  a 
trefoil,  shpped,  vert. 
MoU(f—d  e  n'oublieray  Jamais. 
Sea<— Killiane  Castle,  near  Wexford. 


BAMFORD-HESKETH  OF  GWYRCH  CASTLE. 

Bamford  -  Hbskbth,  Llotd  -  Heskbth,  Esq.  of 
Gwyrch  Castle,  co.  Denbigh,  high-sheriff  1828,  b. 
9  Aug.  1788;  m.  28  Oct  1825,  Lady  EmUy-Esthcr- 
Anne  Lygon,  youngest  dau.  of  WUli&m,  Ist  Earl 
Beauchamp,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Robbbt,  6.  in  June,  1826.  n.  William-Reginald. 

I.  Anna-Maria. 

iltncaS?. — A  younger  son  of  the  Rossall  fhmily, 

Robebt  Heskbth,  Esq.,  who  resided  at  his  seat,  Upton, 
in  Cheshire,  m.  an  heiress  named  Nicholson,  nnd  thus 
acquired  the  Bamford  estates.  By  an  act  of  parliament,  in 
1806,  he  was  compelled  to  change  his  name  for  Bajotori), 
but  by  a  second  act,  he  obtained  permission  to  resume  that 
of  Heskbth.    His  son  and  successor, 

Robebt  BAMroBn-HESKBTH.  Esq.  of  Bamford  Hall,  and 
Upton,  «i.  in  1786,  Frances  Lloyd,  heiress  of  Gwjrrch  Castle, 
in  DenbighAiie,  derived  fh>m  the  marriage,  in  1611,  of 
Griifith  Lloyd,  with  Catherine,  dau.  of  Edward  Moigan, 
Esq.  of  Golden  Grove,  and  had  issue, 

Llotd,  now  of  Gwyruh  Castle. 

Robert,  an  officer  in  the  guards,  m«\jor,  by  brevet,  in  the 
army.  d.  of  a  wound  received  at  Waterloo.    He  never 

John,  m.  the  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Gilbert  Ford,  rector  of  North 

Frauc©',  w.  to  Thomas  Hudson,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Evesham. 


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Ellen,  m.  to  Sir  Junes  Kcbertson-Bruoe,  Bart  of  Down 
Hall,  oo.  Derry. 
Mr.  Bamford-Heeketh  d.  1«  Jan.  1810. 

^rm«— Or,  on  a  bend,  8a.,  between  two  torteaux,  three 
garbs  of  the  field ;  quartering  Bamford  and  LLom. 

Crtstt — let,  a  gnrb,  or,  chaiiged  with  a  cross-pat^e ;  2nd,  a 
rose,  arg. ;  3rd,  a  dexter  arm,  couped  at  the  shoulder,  and 
embowed  in  armour,  holding  a  scythe. 

Motto— In  Deo  niea  spes. 

Seat— Gwyrch.  Castle,  Denbighshire. 


HEWETT  OF  TYR  MAB  ELLIS. 

Hewbtt,  John,  Eq.,  sometime  of  ChaldertoD, 
HatiU,  and  now  of  Tyr  Mab  Ellis,  co.  Glamorgan, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  major  in  the  army,  b.  28  July  1787; 
m.  Ist,  2  Nov.  1816,  Frances,  dau.  of  John  Pritchard, 
Esq.  of  Oldcastle,  co.  Glamorgan,  but  by  her  had  no 
issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  29  Nov.  1829,  Frances,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Thornewill,  Esq.  of  Dove  Cliflf,  co.  Stafford, 
and  by  her  has  issp.e, 

X.  John-Frederick-Napier,  6.  20  June,  1838,  J. P.,  lieut. 
72nd  highlindets;  m.  17  Aug.  1853,  EUzabeth-La  Motte, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  8. -J.  Jackson,  of  Ayton,  St.  David's, 
Jamaica,  representative  of  the  family  of  the  loyal 
Bishop  Juxon,  temp.  Charles  I. 

II.  Edward-Osbome,  b.  26  Sept.  1835,  lieut.  R.E. 

III.  Thomas-Meyrick,  6.  3  July,  1838,  lieut.  R.H. 

1.  Frances-Mary,  w.  17  May,  1856,  to  Henry  Pickering- 
Clarke,  Esq.  of  Treweme  House,  Hounsluw,  eldest  son 
of  Tliomas  Pickering-Clarke,  Esq.  of  Perrymeode,  co. 
Somerset,  late  capt.  R.N. 

Major  Hewett  claims  to  be  male  representative  of 
the  Hewetts  of  Headley  Hall,  co.  York,  and  as  such 
to  be  entitled  to  their  Bai'ouetcy. 

S^tn^agr.— WiLUAM  Hewett,  Esq.  of  St.  Xeoto,  7lh 
son  of  Sir  John  Hewett,  2nd  Bart.,  by  Frances  Tyrrell  his 
wife,  m.  Miss  Savile,  and  is  stated  to  have  had.  besides 
WiLUAM  and  Ttrrkll,  who  became  4th  and  6th  Baronets, 
a  third  son, 

Thomas  Hewett,  Esq.  R.N.,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Richard  Moses,  Esq.  of  Yorkshire  (grandaunt  of  tlie  Miss 
Moses,  who  m.  Aubrey  Beauclerk,  Earl  of  Burford).  and  had 
issue,  1  Thomas,  d.  unm. ;  2  Johk,  heir;  3  Richard,  RN. ; 
4  Wuiiam,  of  the  Foreign  Office  ;  1  Sarah  ;  and  2  Mai^garet, 
la.  to  —  Reubens,  Esq.    The  eldest  son  to  survive, 

JoHH  Hewett,  Esq.,  RN.,  of  Tallons,  oo.  Devon,  m. 
18  June,  1746,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Henry  Meyrick,  Esq.  of 
Ilfordeombe,  and  nieoe  of  Sir  Fid  ward  Meyrick.  of  Cottrell, 
oo.  Glamorgan,  and  had  (with  two  daus.,  Amelia,  and 
Honoria,  m.  to  —  Leoworthy,  Esq.)  four  sons,  1  John,  who 
is  supposed  to  have  married ;  2  William,  of  whom  presently ; 
3  Henry-Meyrick,  m.  and  left  one  dau, ;  4  Richard,  ci^t. 
RN.,  d.  unm,    Mr.  Hewett  d.  26  Feb.  1768.    His  2nd  son, 

William  Hewett,  Esq.,  RN.,  m.  Mary-David,  dau.  of 
David  Thomas,  Esq  of  Qiynn  Nedd,  oo.  Glamorgan,  and 
h  id,  with  other  children,  who  d.  young, 
William,  comm.  RN.,  m.  Rosa,  dau.  of  Vavasour  Mout- 
gomorie,  Eso.  of  Dominica,  and  dying  in  command  of 
the  "Thetis**  brig,  at  Dominica,  left  an  only  child, 
Willinm,  d.  at  sea,  set.  12,  in  cluuge  of  his  step  father, 
Captain  Bailey. 

Richard,  RN.,  drowned  at  sen,  uma.,  1806. 
John,  now  of  Tyr  Mab  ElUs. 

lliomas,  lieut.  RN.,  w.  Anne-Newin,  dau.  of  Newin 
Barlowe,  Esq.  of  Parke.  Hants,  and  d.  14  June,  1839, 
leaving  one  son,  Viucent-Boweu,  lieut.  royal  marines, 
and  two  daus. 

Marianne,  w.  1st,  to  Charles-Harcourt  White,  Esq.,  lieut. 
RN. ;  and  2ndlv,  Samuel  Barber,  Esq.,  late  capt.  in  the 
Northumberiand  militia. 

Mr.  Hewett  d,  1806. 

.^rm»— Gu.,  a  chev.,  engr.,  between  three  homed  owls,  arg. 
Cit$t — ^Tbe  stump  of  a  tree,  sprouting,  ppr,  thereon  a 
fiUeon,  close,  aiig.,  legged  and  belled,  or. 
Mottot» — Ne  to  qusesiveris  extra ;  and  Une  pure  foy. 
Seat— Tyr  Mab  Ellis,  Pont  y  Pridd,  oo.  Glamoigan. 


HEWGILL  OF  HORNBY  GRANGE. 

Hkwgil,  Henry,  Eisq.  of  HornVy  Grange,  co. 
York,  J.P.  and  D.I..,  6.  6  June,  1788;  m.  in  1812, 
Harriet,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Col.  Lovelace,  and 
has*  iA3ue, 

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L  Edwin-Hekrt,  6.  24  Aug.  1814. 

II.  Percy-William,  b.    18  Feb.   1816;  m.   Jane,   dan.   of 
Lieut. -Col.  Petley,  R.A. 

III.  Henry-Frederick,   b.  20   Oct.   1818,  in  holy  orders; 
m.  F;umy,  dau.  of  the  late  Charles  de  CoeUogon,  Esq. 

rv.  Frederick-Charlee,  6.  12  Sept.  1825,  Midshipman  R  N. 

V.  Arthur-Scott,  6.  1  Jan.  1831. 

I.  Elisibeth-Mary.  u.  Harriet. 

%intKQt, — The  Rev.  Henry  Hewoill.  M.A.,  rector 
of  Great  Smeaton.  co.  York,  only  son  of  Heniy  Hewgill, 
Esq.,  by  Cordelia  Place  his  vrife ;  m.  Ist,  in  1758,  Catherine, 
dau.  of  Thomicrofl,  Esq.  of  Cheshire,  snd  by  her  had  one 
son,  Edwin,  of  whom  presently.  He  m.  2ndly.  in  1765. 
AntODina,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Thomas  and  Blic^beth 
Willoughby,  of  Birdsall,  co.  York,  and  by  her  bad  (with 
a  dau.  Antonina,  m.  to  William-B.  Bayley.  Esq.,  M.D.) 
two  sons,  James,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Great 
Smeaton;  and  Francis,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of 
Wollaton,  Notts.    The  only  son  of  the  first  maniage, 

Edwin  Hewoill,  Esq  of  Hornby  Grange,  a  general  in 
the  army;  m.  in  1785,  Elizabeth-Mary,  dau.  of  William 
Fraser,  Esq.,  some  time  under-secretary  of  state,  temp. 
GfiOROE  III.,  and  by  her  had  one  son,  the  present  EDqixt 
Hewoill,  Esq.  of  Hornby  Grange,  and  one  dau.,  C^therine- 
Antonina,  m.  to  Henry  Hinde,  Esq.,  late  a  mi«^r  in  the 
army. 

Arm* — Sa.,  two  battle-«zes  (hoes),  in  saltier,  arg.,  quar- 
tering Thornicboft,  vert,  a  mascle,  between  four  cross- 
crossTets,  arg. 

Crest — A  n.ig's  head,  erased,  sa. 

Motto— Mnrte  et  labors. 

Sea<— Hornby  Grange,  co.  Tork. 


HEXT  OF  TRENARREN. 

Hkxt,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Trenarren,  Cornwall,  m. 
21  Aug.  1845,  Rhoda  Charleton,  dau.  of  Rev.  Harry- 
Farr  Yeatman,  of  Stock  House,  co.  Dorset,  by  Sarah 
his  wife,  only  dau.  and  heiress  of  James  Huish  Wol- 
cott,  Esq.  of  Wid  worthy,  co.  Devon,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Arthur  STiniroRTH,  b.  9  Sept.  1847. 

IL  Henry-Te.itman  6.  22  May,  1849. 

JLiatKQt* — The  fitmily  of  Hext  was  resident  for  several 
centuries  at  Kingston,  in  Deyonshire.  Late  in  the  six- 
teenth century  two  younger  sons  settled  in  Cornwall,  and 
the  elder  branches  failing  at  Kingston,  in  Devon,  and  at 
Constantine,  in  Cornwall,  the  line  was  continued  through 
the  youngest  son.  from  whom  the  present  Thomas  Host, 
of  Trenarren,  is  descended. 

John  Hext,  of  Kingston,  m.  Jane,  dan.  of  John  For- 
tescue,  and  had,  with  two  sons,  John  and  Thomas,  five 
daus.,  viz.,  Agnes,  m.  to  Sir  Lewis  Pollard,  Knt.,  one  of 
the  judges  of  the  Common  Pleas,  of  whom  it  is  remarkable 
that  they  had  eleven  sons  and  eleven  daus.,  and  that  of 
these  eleven  sons  four  were  made  knights,  vis..  Sir  Hugh, 
Sir  John,  Sir  Richard,  and  Sir  Geoi-ge,  (the  last  created  for 
his  gallant  conduct  in  the  defence  of  Buuiogne ;)  and  of  the 
eleven  daus  four  married  knights,  viz  ,  Sir  Hugh  Stukeley, 
of  Afiton,  Sir  Hugh  Courtenay,  of  Powderk^m,  Sir  Hugh 
Pawlett,  of  Stampford-Peveril,  and  Sir  John  Crocker,  of 
Lineham.  Sir  Lewis  Pollard  and  his  wife,  Agues,  lie  buried 
in  King's  Nympton  church,  in  Devonshire.  Eiisibeth, 
second  dau.  of  John  Hext,  of  Kingston,  m.  John  Ackland ; 
Jane,  m.  Nicholas  Hoi  way;  Catherine,  and  Eleanor.  The 
eldest  son,  « 

John  Hext,  of  Kingston,  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Stephen  Tilley,  of  Broadclist,  in  Devonshire,  and  had  issue, 
four  sons  and  three  daus.,  of  whom  the  two  eldest  sons 
were,  i  John,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently ;  and  ii. 
Thomas,  grandfather  of  Sir  Edward  Hoxt,  of  Netherhfun, 
Somersetshire,  sheriff  of  Somei-setshire,  1  James  I.,  and 
knight  of  the  shire  in  several  pai-liaments.  Elizabeth,  his 
sole  dau.  and  heiress,  m.  Ist,  Sir  Joseph  Killigrew.  and 
2ndly,  Sir  John  Stawell,  father  of  Ralph,  Lord  SUwelL 
The  son  and  heir, 

John  Hext,  of  Kingston,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Peter  Colsweil.  of  Exeter,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

Jonx  Hext,  of  Kingston,  who  m.  Pbilii^ia,  dau.  of 
William  Denham.  of  Wortham,  Devon,  and  had  issue  three 
sons,  I.  John,  of  Kingston ;  ii.  William,  of  Constantine,  in 
Cornwall  (living  in  1620) ;  iii.  Ai-tbur,  who  m.  the  dau.  of 
—  Merret,  of  Trelowtha  in  Probus»  Cornwall,  and  had  issue, 
a  son, 

Samuel  Hext,  the  first  possessor  of  Trenarren,  who  was 
bapt  at  St  Burians,  2  Nov.  1606,  and  was  buried  at  St. 


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Austel.  S8  Beo.  1980.  By  Jane,  hla  wife,  he  had,  with 
junior  iasue,  Samuel,  his  heir,  and  Fraztom,  who  m.  Hise 
Smith,  and  dying  1673,  left  a  eon  Francia,  whom.  Eliaabeth, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Waddeeden,  of  Bourton,  and  left 
two  sons,  Thomas,  successor  to  Trenarren,  and  Francis, 
ancestor  of  the  Hexts  of  Tredithy.    The  eldest  son, 

Samttel  Hext.  6.  in  1639,  d.  in  1714.  He  m.  Jaue,  dau. 
of  Darid  Hole,  of  Trevissiok,  in  1665,  and  had  two  children, 
Nathaniel  and  Jane,  who  d.  both  young.  Mr.  Hext  having 
Bitrriyed  his  children,  entailed  Trenarren,  in  1709,  on  his 
grand-nephew. 

Thomas  Hext,  Esq.,  6.  in  1699.  who  m.  1726,  Gertrude, 
dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Henry  Hawkins.  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 
Mr.  Hext  d.  in  1767,  and  his  two  eldest  sons  deceasing 
unm.f  the  estates  devolved  on  the  youngest, 

Samuel  Hext,  Esq..  b.  in  1733,  who  m.  in  1757,  Margery, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Tayldor,  of  Helland.  Cora  wall,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1795)  left  at  his  decease,  in  1800,  a  son 
and  successor, 

Thomas  Hext,  Esq.  of  Trenarren  and  Lostwithiel,  b.  in 
1763,  at  whose  decease  in  1822,  unm.,  the  estates  passed  to 
his  brother, 

JoHH  He  ST,  Esq.  of  Trenarren,  b  1766,  who  m.  1799,  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Thomas  Staniforth,  Esq.  of  Darnall,  co.  York, 
(on  estate  possessed  by  that  family  temp.  BicH.  II.)  He 
died  1838,  and  left  issue, 

Thomas,  the  present  possessor  of  Trenarren. 

Samuel-Henry. 

John-Hawkins,  vicar  of  Morval.  who  m.  in  1841,  Susannah 
Catherine,  dau.  of  the  late  Bev.  John-Lane  Kitson,  rector 
of  Staverton,  in  Devonshire,  and  who  by  her  has  issue, 
besides  four  dans.,  two  sons,  John  and  Edward. 

Charles-Staniforth,  captain  in  the  8th  regt  of  foot. 

Elizabeth,  m.  in  1881.  John  Daintry,  Esq.  of  North  Bode, 
Cheshire,  since  rector  of  Patney,  Wilts,  and  subsequently 
incumbent  of  Nortlt  Bode. 

Alethea,  m.  in  1835.  James-Geoige  Crab.  Esq.  of  Shidfiekl 
House,  Hampshire,  who  has  since  adopted,  bv  sign- 
manuaJ,  the  name  and  arms  of  Boucher,  and  has  usue. 

Maxy.  m.  in  1845,  Samuel  Hawkins,  Esq.  of  Shidfield. 

Gertrude,  m.  in  1845,  Bev.  Daniel  Parsons,  M.A.,  of  Beg- 
bruok,  Gloucestershire. 

Franoes-Maxgeiy. 

Amu— Or,  a  tower,  triple-towered,  porte  ouverte,  between 
three  battle-axes,  sa. 

Crest — A  demi  lion,  or,  rising  from  a  tower,  sa.,  holding  in 
the  dexter-paw  a  battle-axe,  of  the  last. 

S^ot— Trenarren,  CorawxJl. 


HEXT  OF  TREDITHY. 

Hbxt,  WiLLiAif,  Esq.  of  Tredithy  and  lAQcarfe, 
CO.  Cornwall,  Capt.  R.N.,  b.  8  July,  1780 ;  m.  15 
Sept.  1812,  Barbara,  youngest  dau.  and  last  survi- 
ving child  and  heir  of  the  late  James  Read,  M.D., 
of  Tremeare,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Fhahoib-Johv,  6.  28  Aug.  1817. 

n.  Geoige,  6.  15  Jan.  1819,  M.A.,  Fellow  of  Corpus 
Christ!  College,  Oxford. 

I.  Susanna-Bead. 

ILitltHQt* — Francis -Johk  Hsxt,  Esq.,  brother  of 
Thomas  Hext,  Esq.  of  Trenarren,  6.  8  Jan.  1703,  m. 
Catherine,  sister  of  Hender  Mounsteven,  Esq.  of  Lancarfe, 
high  sheriff  in  1764,  and  had  issue  (with  two  daus.,  Eliza 
and»Anne,  and  a  younger  son,  Samuel,  who  d.  mnm.)  an 
elder  scm, 

Franou-Johh  Hbxt,  Esq.  of  Tredithy,  who  m.  in  Jan. 
1769,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Ellas  Lang,  Esq  of  Plymouth,  and 
heir  of  her  brother,  Ellas  Lang,  of  Tredithy,  and  left  issue, 
with  three  daus.,  Anne,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Charles  Kendall ; 
Jane,  and  Maigaret,  four  sons,  of  whom  two  succeeded  him, 

Pranois^ohh.  of  Tredithy,  rector  of  Holland,  and  deputy- 
lieutenant  who  d.  in  Bath,  1843,  aged  68,  unmarried. 

William,  the  present  r^reseutative. 

Samuel,  m^or  in  the  army.  He  received  a  gold  medal  for 
Badi^oE,  where  he  stormed  the  citadel,  and  two  clasps  for 
Orthes  and  Toulouse,  with  the  cross  and  order  as  compa- 
nion of  the  Bath.  He  died  in  consequence  of  an  accident, 
U  July.  1822,  aged  40. 

Geoige.  lieut.  RN.,  who  fell  by  a  rifle-shot,  leading  a  boat 
attack  in  America,  in  1818,  aged  S8. 

.^rsu— Or,  a  tower,  triple-towered,  porte  ouverte,  between 
three  battle-axes,  sa. 

Crest — ^A  demi-Uon,  or,  rising  fh>m  a  tower,  sa.,  holding  in 
the  dexter^paw  a  battle-axe,  of  the  last 

SmU*— Tredithy  and  Lancarfe. 
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HEY 

HEYCOCK  OF  EAST  NORTON. 

Hbtoook,  John-Hifptslet,  Esq.  of  East  Norton, 
CO.  Leicester,  b.  8  Feb.  1793;  m.  18  May,  1819, 
Martha,  only  child  of  Thomas  Lewin,  Esq.  of  Thrus- 
sington  Grange,  same  county,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
1840)  has  had  issue, 

I.  JoHK.  6.  6  March,  1832 ;  d.  1837. 

n.  Hbkbt,  6.  6  April,  1826. 

in.  Charles,  captain  80th  foot,  b.  11  Oct.  1827. 

IV.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  6.  1  June,  1881. 

I.  Mary-Anne,  d,  1846.  n.  Susanua. 

III.  Emma,  d.  1850. 

ULitlttL^t, — ^Thb  Bev.  Joseph  Hbtcock,  of  Mortimer, 
Berks,  m.  and  had  two  sons,  Joseph,  of  Beading,  who  d, 
icnm.,  leaving  his  estate  to  his  brother,  and 

Nicholas  Hxtcock,  Esq.  of  Tilton,  in  Leicestershire,  6. 
at  Mortimer,  about  the  year  1672.    He  m.  1710,  Mary,  only 
da»u.  of  —  Palmer,  Esq.  of  Saddington,  co.  Leicester,  and 
had  Issue, 
JoHM,  his  heir. 

Mary,  b.  in  1711.  m.  to  Edward  Moxloe,  Esq.  of  PickweU, 
high-sheriff  of  Leicestershire. 
Catherine,  6.  in  1715.  m.  to  John  Dawson,  Esq. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Henry  Hensman,  Esq.  of  Pytchley. 
Nicholas  Heycock  d.  1763,  was  buried  at  Tilton,  and  t.  by 
his  son, 

John  Hstoock,  Esq.  of  East  Norton,  co.  Leicester,  6.  in 
1713,  M.  1st,  1744,  Mary,  second  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Ben- 
jamin Clarke,  Esq.  of  Hardingstone,  in  Northamptonshire, 
brother  of  Bartholomew  Clarke,  Esq.,  whose  only  dau.  m. 
Sir  Jacob  Bouverie,  1st  Eari  of  Badnor.    By  Mary  Clarke, 
his  wife  (who  d.  1752),  had  issue, 
Joseph,  6.  in  1748,  m.  Mary  Black,  of  Leveden,  co.  North- 
ampton, and  had  two  sons,  Nicholas  and  John,  who  both 
d.  unm. 

Mary.  6.  In  1745,  m.  to  Bichard  Baworth.  Esq.  of  Owston. 
Elizabeth,  6.  in  1746,  m.  to  John  Smith,  Esq.  of  Upping- 
ham, in  Butlandshire,  and  d.  ».  p. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1755,  Elirtbeth,  dau.  of  —  Brown.  Esq. 
of  Skeffington,  in  Leicestershire,  and  had  by  her  (who  d. 
in  1758)  a  dau.,  Dorothy,  b.  in  1756.  the  wife  of  Henry 
Hensman,  Esq.  of  Pitchley,  Northamptonshire,  and  a  son, 
John  Hbyoock,  Esq.  of  Owston,  6.  in  1758,  who  m.  in 
17M),  Susanua.  second  dau.  of  Tobias  Hippisley,  Esq.  of 
Hambleton,  high-sheriff  of  Butlandshire  in  1800,  8rd  son 
of  Thomas  Hippisley,  eldest  brother  of  Sir  John  Hippisley : 
by  her  (who  rf.  in  1816)  had  issue, 
JoHN-HtPPiMJET,  his  heir. 

Charles,  in  holy  orders,  who  «.  his  cousin.  Mr.  Hensman, 
at  Pytchley.  Northamptonshire ;  6.  in  1795 ;  m.  Cathe- 
rine, only  dau.  of  F.  Bissill,  Esq.,  and  niece  of  the  B«v. 
William  Bissill,  of  Wissendine,  iu  Butlandshire,  and  has 
issue. 

Thomas,  of  Braunstone,  co.  Butland,  b.  in  Sept.  1706. 
WilUam,  of  New  Tork,  United  States  of  America,  d.  #.  p. 
1847. 

Henry,  of  Pendleton,  near  Manchester,  m.  Jane,  eldest  dau. 
of —  Cockshot,  Esq. 

Edwin,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  —  Cockshot,  and  has  issue. 
Frederick,  of  Bourne,  co.  Cambridge,  m.  Mary,  only  d«n. 
of —  Heywood.  Esq. 

Alft^  d.  aged  about  16,  and  was  buried  at  Owston. 
Susanna,  d.  unm.  in  1810. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  BowUnd-Maurice  Fawcett,  M.D. 
Emma,  m.  to  Ayscough  Smith,  Esq.  of  Leesthorpe  Hall, 
CO.  Leicester,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Heyoook  d.  in  1828,  was  buried  at  Owston,  and  9.  by 
his  eldest  son,  the  present  Jobn-Hippisijst  Hbtoock,  Esq. 
of  Norton. 

Jrms— Or,  a  cross,  sa.,  in  the  first  quarter  a  ileur-de-lia, 
(^larterixkg  HiPPiSLST. 
Seat— Manor  Hoxise,  East  Norton,  co.  Leicester. 


HBYLAND    OF    GLENDARAGH    AND 
TAMLAGHT. 
Hetland,  Lanoford-Rowlkt,  Esq.  of  Glendaragb, 
CO.  Antrim  and  Tatiilaght,  co.   Deny,  J.P.,   6.   7 
March,  1807. 

Uttlf  age.— This  is  a  branch  of  the  Suffolk  fiunily  of 
Hetuind.  and  has  long  been  settled  in  the  north  of  Ire- 
land in  high  repute  and  position. 

BowLAND  Hbtland,  Esq.  of  Castle  Boe,  co.  Deny,  w. 
1st,  Miss  Oalt,  and  by  her  had, 

Lanofobd.  his  heir. 

Mai^-Anne,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Bichard-Henr}'  Symes,  of 
Ballybeg,  co.  Wicklow.  ^^  , 

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HEY 

ITo  m.  2ndly,  MIm  H acDonuell,  and  by  hor  h«d, 

I.  Arthur,  niAJor  40th  regc,  killed  at  Waterloo,  l(»ving,  by 
Miss  Mary  Kyffin,  hia  wife,  fiye  soua  and  two  daua..  viz., 

1  John>Rowley,  of  Ballintemple,  co.  Derry,  J. P.,  It. -col. 
in  the  army,  severely  wounded  while  in  command  of 
the  7th  fiiailiera,  in  tne  attack  on  the  Redan,  m.,  and 
haa  issue. 

2  Arthur.  E.I.C.8.,  deceased. 
8  Mncdonnell,  deceased. 

4  Kvf&n,  capt  26th  regt,  deceased. 
6  Alfred,  Ueuc.-ool.  06th  Ttfgt.,  lost  an  ann  at  the  battle 
of  Alma. 

1  Maiy-Anne,  m.  to  James  Browne,  Esq. 

2  Anne,  la.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Smyth. 

II.  Heroulee-John,  capt.  14th  regt.,  d.  «.  p. 
The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Lamopord-Rowlbt  HBTUorD,  Esq.  of  Glendanigfa  and 
Tamlaght,  lieut.-ool.  commanding  Londonderry  militia,  and 
a  magistrate  for  the  counties  of  Derry  and  Antrim,  m,  in 
1792,  Charlotte  Alexander,  of  Galedon,  and  by  her  (who  <L 
81  July,  1833)  had  issue, 

I.  Lamoford  Rowlbt,  present  representative. 

II.  Alexander-Charles,  6.  7  Mtu^h,  1807,  of  the  Bengal 
Civil  Service,  bite  Judge  of  Ohazepore,  m.  1st,  SO  Unxch, 
1836,  Anne-Alexander,  dau.  of  the  itev.  Bamuel  Mout- 

Tomery,  of  MovUle,  oo.  Donegal,  and  by  her  (who  <2. 
1  Oct  1839)  had  issue, 

1  Langford-Rowloy,  b  11  July,  1887.  liout  SSrd  regt.  a 
young  officer  of  great  promise,  dL,  pierced  with  seven 
wounds,  before  Bebastopol,  18  June,  1865. 

2  Alexander-aamuel  6.  11  Oct  1839. 

1  Maria-^'iuaan.  m.  to  the  Rev.  R  Mcaintock.  son  of 
John  McClintock,  Esq.  of  Drumcar,  by  the  Lady  Elisa- 
beth his  wife. 
He  m.  2ndly.  28  Fob.  1841,  Emily,  dau.  of  John  Montgo- 
mery Hill,  Esq..  commissioner  of  Port  Elizab^h,  Cape  of 
Clood  Hope,  and  has,  by  her,  a  son, 
1  Bdward-0br6,  6.  4  Oct  1842. 

III.  Arthur-James,  late  of  the  Belgian  CavalTT. 

I.  Sophia- Florence,  m.  to  A.  O.  B.  Bdlfagham,  Esq.  of 
Dunany,  oo.  Louth. 

II.  Charlotte.  ih>  to  E.  Curry,  Esq.,  H.  B.  M.*8  oonsol  at 
Osttend.  and  is  deceased. 

III.  Mabella. 

nr.  Marianne,  in.  to  B.  M.  Dmuie,  Bsq  ofBrittas,  Qoeeu's 
Co, 

T.  CatlMrine,  m.  to  Edooard  Vander  Nooi,  Baron  de  Moor- 
ages, Belgium,  and  is  deceased. 
CoL  Heyland  dU  1  Not.  1829. 

jf  rms— As.,  a  Ikm  rampant  «rg.,  ■urmounted  by  a  bend, 
g\i ,  chaned  with  a  tower,  ppr. 

cwsf— Out  of  battlements,  ppr.,  eharged  with  a  croas- 
oonlet  gu-.  «  nag's  head,  ppr. 

Motto— r^rmX^  fortuna. 

Smtt    Olendaragh.  co.  Antrim,  and  Tamlsght  co.  Deny. 


HKYWCK)D  OF  HOPE  END. 

Hetwood,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Hope  End,  co.  Here- 
ford, J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriflf  1840,  b.  S  Sept  1797; 
M,  i  Oct  18:23,  Mary-Elinbetk,  dau.  of  John  Barton, 
K^.   of   Swinton,   co.    Lancaster,   and  Saxby,    co. 
liucoln,  and  has  issue, 
L  TwwAa.  late  capt  16th  laaosia,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  tS 
Sept  IS».  •■-  W  Aug  1^53,  Maiy-Emily.  dan.  of  M.  O. 
Beraaford,  D.D..  bishop  of  Kihaora,  and  has  issue. 
L  Margaret  ■*.  to  Tboinaa  Rararal  Heywood,  Beq.,  eldest 

».  4i  of  Sir  BeiuamiB  Haywood,  Bart 
n.  Maiy-ShBabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Oaoise-Heuy  Samaer, 
M^.  rector  ot  Old  Aheafocd*  aoa  e£  the  bishop  of 


H   I   B 

ftCtUair^.— Bknjamiv  Hxtwood,  b.  at  Onnakirk.  (the 
8on  of  Nathaniel  Heywood,  Gent  of  that  place,  l>y  Isabel 
I^nford,  his  1st  wife,  grandson  of  the  Rev.  Nathaniel  Bey- 
wood,  M.A.,  Vicar  of  Ormskirk,  from  which  he  was  ejected 
in  1862,  and  great-grandson  of  Richard  Heywood,  Gent  of 
Little  Lever,  son  of  Oliver  Heywood,  Gent  of  the  same 
place,  who  d,  aged  72,  in  1628,)  settled  ae  a  merchant  at 
Drogfaeda,  and  d.  in  1726,  aged  36.  He  m.  Anne,  aiater  of 
General  Arthur  Graham,  of  Armagh,  and  had,  with  four 
daus.,  three  sons,  vis., 
Abthub,  his  heir. 

Benjamin,  of  Liverpool,  merchant  and  afterwards  of 
Manchester,  banker,  mndfdther  of  the  present  Six 
Benjamin  Hxtwood,  Bart,  of  Claromout  co.  Lancaster. 
Nathaniel,  Ueut. -colonel  Coldstream  guards,  and  gentle- 
man of  Uie  bed-dutmber  to  the  Duke  of  Gknicerter,  ». 
1st,  Maria,  dau.  of  Qenoral  Bowles;  and  2ndly,  a  sister 
of  Admiral  Sir  Richard  Hoghes,  and  left  issue. 

The  eldest  son, 

A&TBUR  HxTwoon,  of  Liverpof^,  banker,  m.  lat,  Sanh, 
dau.  of  Samuel  Ogden,  Bsq.  of  Moedey  Hill,  co.  Laneaster; 
and  Sndly,  Hannah,  dau.  of  Ri<^uutl  Milnee.  Bsq.  of  Wake- 
field. He  d.  in  Feb.  1795,  aged  78,  having  had,  by  his  Ist 
wife,  one  dan.,  Sarah,  m.  to  James  Mason,  Eeq.  of  Shrews- 
bury ;  and  by  his  second  vriie,  four  sons  and  two  daua..  viz.. 


Richard,  of  Larkhill  and  Liverpool,  banker,  m.  Mary,  e 
of  Thomas  Barle,  Esq.  of  Spekelanda,  but  «L  «.  p. 

Benjamin,  of  whom  presently. 

Arthur,  of  Larkhill  and  Liverpool,  banker,  «L  toMn.  in  ISK. 

John-Pemberton.  of  Wake6eld,  bsnister-at-law.  wu  Mar- 
garet dau.  of  Peter  Drinkwater,  Esq.  of  IrwaU  Uoose, 
and  Isit  issue. 

The  2nd  son. 

Benjamin  HcTwoon^  Esq;  of  Sbanlsj  HaU,  WakaOeld. 
Toi^sbire,  le.  EUnbeth,  dan.  of  Mr.  Thomas  Hobeun,  of 
York,  and  reliet  of  William  Seijeaateon.  Bsq.  of  Huleth,  ta 
Craven,  and  d.  in  182S,  leaving  iasoe.  His  son  and  sneoes- 
sor  is  the  present  AsTHua  ELstwood.  Esq.  of  Stanly  Hall, 
and  his  eldest  dan..  Elisabeth,  is  widow  oi  the  late  Hugh 
Jones,  Bsq.  cT  liwk  Hill,  West  Derby. 

^rsi»-Aig..thrtotcsteaM,fa>hend.befeunt»i>bsaidlDrs, 
gu.,  on  a  canton,  of  the  last,  a  croes-patto.  or. 

CVeif— On  a  mount,  vert,  the  trunk  of  a  tree,  with  twn 
brandies  grouting  theiefimn,  and  entwined  bj  ivy,  thsi-een 
a  fikkon.  with  wii^e  diqilayed,  ppr. 

JVoOo— Ahe  vok). 

fitot-dtanlsj  HaO,  Wake5eld. 


HI^ERT  OF  BERTLES  HALL. 

HmBERT,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Birtk«  HalL  co.  Ches- 
ter, J.P.  and  D.L.,  at.  Carotine-HeorietU.  ddest  dau. 
of  Charles  CholmondeleT,  Esq.  of  Knatdford,  and 
niece  of  Lord  Delamere,  and  kas  isswi, 

I.  HcoH-Rouxr.  m^«r  Tth  rcyal  AMi&ers,  h.  Dee.  18S8. 

n.  Beguiaki,B.A..inhotyerd8n,iLDee:  Uli. 

m.  PraneisL 

I.  Garohne-B 

ni.  < 


Mr.  Heywood  is  yoangittr  brother  of  the  present  Sr 
IVnjanutt  Heywood,  Bart  of  Claremoot  co.  L%n- 
CAster,  and  Sid  son  of  the  late  Nathaniel  Heyvrood, 
Ka^.  of  Manch«ter,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dao.  of  the 
celebnted  Tbomaa  FsroTal  oi  that  town,lLD.,  FJLS. 

j|rm»— Anr..  three  tcrteaox.  In  bend.  l»etween  two  bsnd- 
leU.  g«..  oo  a  cintoo.  <^  the  bat  a  crxee  cutfe.  or. 

tSurf— 0«i  A  m^>*u»t  T>ert.  the  trunk  of  a  tree,  with  two 
branches  9r«\>eTitx^  ihwrfrv-au  and  entwined  by  ivy, 
a  ftJs-\>n.  vnih  mia^  disp^ivrcd.  ppr. 

Jt  ^-e — Atte  T\  Kv 

Stei— Hcf«  End.  near  Ledbvzrr.  co.  Hertford. 


Mr.  Hibbert  has  be«a  bi^-siMxtfre€  Ohtthire. 

linragr.— The  anreat  tamSj  ^  Khhcrl.  mi  Marple 

rtA  Haw.  If5&.  and  tfrmcrsc'j  intt»  y  V  ff  wiii  i>,  ^mu 

:  deacrat  from  Paganas^  er  Payne  Hnhatt*  wke  neeanaiMaisd 

'  Kiog  RKSAsn  Oscm  ns  Lses  u>  she  Ckwsedea,  a-n.  list. 

I      Roman  Hiswt,  Bsq.  ef  B»<h  awl  in   ikfill   HsU. 

I  (Tth  in  desoeat  trcm  Kk^  4sb  B.VSert^  ef  Mayia,  Chsahhe. 

I  who  ^  July  130«X  *w  ]«i4;  «.  ss  ths  r^lnfiite  Chn»rh  ef 

•  ManeheeKer.    S   Manh.    ir«iS.    MaapMt   Thais  ■.     and    4. 

U  Apn:,  176^  heviB«hnd  nana, 

Tboka;^  k  17l«; 

^  »L.  »  May. 

Roenr.  of  wixvs  | 

Sunnei.  »   in*,  d.  vn.  .S  Yarah.  l"^. 
Jotoi.  *  irss.  4  iri9.  h^ra^  iL  lea^>.  4 
0<:4uon,  E^-  he  was  ynaw«r  ck  J«sv-E 
us,;tvs  Hxaavxt.  Sa%  «f 
a^^  of  John  HIbben„  Kii^  4 
I      And  three4aas. 


,  en.  Warwick, 


HKrWOOD  OF  STAXLKY  HALL. 
Hkt«vv*i>,    AuTHnt   E«^  of  Stanler   HaE, 


I 


k   ITIT; 
*^  I  Scbefay. 
Torit.  ssv  Mt»  IVjvrtire,  dai.  of  Col-^nel  Duroore.     Ks^ae,' 
Mr.  Hevw^vH^  «.  hi*  faiber  ia  l^:^  dua. 


];«;.  AhqgMl  *n.  sbA  Bshsa  ef  W«&iiiu 
ti  Tm^ks^jt^  mi  ^  :i  Jim  17^4.  h.ei^  had 
B«k:«::^  «c  £.r:isa.  ^«.  ei^er  e.«a.  tmd  shsea 


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H  I  B 

TuoKAB,  ofChalfont  Honaa,  d.  t.  p.  1817. 
Oeoifre.  of  Mnnden  House,  Herts,  fiither  of  the  lata  Wil- 
liam HiBBERT,  Esq.  of  Hare  Hill,  Cheshire. 
Samuel,  d.  at  Nantes,  1786,  leaving  issue. 
John,  d.  vnm.  1770. 

Anue,  m.  to  Lieut.  General  John  Prince. 
Mai^garet,  m.  to  Thomas  Oreeg.  Beq. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Markland,  Esq. 
RoBSBT  Htbscrt,  Esq.  of  Birtles  Hall,  co.  Chester  and 
Chalfont  House,   Bucks,  6.  18  Oct.  1760,  (son  of  Robei-t 
Hibbert  and  Abigail  Soholey  his  wifeX  m.  8  Sept.  1786, 
Letitia-Hamilton,  dau.  of  Ballard  Nembhard,  Esq.  of  the 
Island  of  Jamaica,  and  by  her  (who  d,  1  April,  1864),  had 
issue, 
L  Thomas,  his  heir,  now  of  Birtles  HalL 
IL  Robert,  of  Chalfont  Lodge,  Bucks,  m.  Ist,  Letitia.  only 
dau.  of  Uany- Augustus  Leicester,  Esq.  of  Chester,  brother 
of  John.  1st  Lord  de  Tabley ;  and  2ndly,  Charlotte,  eldest 
dau.  of  John  Drummond,  Esq.  of  Denham,  Bucks.    He 
cL  17  Dec.  1829.  leaving  by  his  second  wife, 
1  Frederiek-Drummond,  J.  P.,  late  of  the  Scots  Oreys, 
6.  0  Dec.  1824. 

S  Leicester,  late  of  the  Queen's  Bays,  6.  6  March,  1886 ; 
111.  29  April,   1861,    Arethuw-Jane,   dau.    of  Charles 
Calvert^  Esq.  M.P.  of  Kneller  Hall,  and  has  issue. 
III.  Johh-Nbmbhabd,  of  Chalfont  Heuse.    {Set  that  name). 
I.  Anna,  m.  to  Thomas  Tipping,  Esq.  of  Davenport  Hall, 
Cheshire, 
u.  Lsetitia-Hamilton. 

.^riNS— Brm.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  eresoenta.  aig. 
Crcit— An  arm,  erect,  oouped  below  the  elbow,  vested,  as. 
cufC  •rm..  hand  ppr.,  grasping  a  crescent,  aiig. 
Motto — Fidem  rectumque  colendo. 
SftK— Birtles  Hall,  Cheshire. 


HIBBERT  OF  CHALFONT  PARK. 

HiBBEBT,  John-Nembhard,  Esq.  of  Chalfont  Park, 
CO.  Bucks,  major  in  the  army,  late  capt.  King's 
dragoon-foiards,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1837;  m. 
6  Aug.  1883,  Jane-Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Alexander,  Bart.  Mr.  Hibbert  is  3rd  eon  of  the 
late  Robert  Hibbert,  Esq.,  and  younger  brother  of 
the  present  Thomas  Hibbert,  Esq.  of  Birtlos  Hall. 

ArmSf  Crt$t,  and  Motto— Ab  Hinunr  of  Bibtlxs  Haix. 
S0a^~Chalf(Mlt  Paxk,  co.  Bucks. 


HIBBERT-WARK    (See  Ware.) 


HIBBERT  OF  BILTON  ORANGE. 

HiBBBRT,  John  -  Hubert  -  Washington,  Esq.  of 
Bilton  Grange,  co.  Warwick,  captain  in  the  army, 
m.  10  Jan.  1839,  Julia,  3rd  dau.  of  the  late  Sir 
Henry -Joseph  Tichbome,  Bart.,  widow  of  Lieut- 
Col.  Charles-Thomas  Talbot,  and  mother  of  Bertram- 
Arthur,  last  E>,rl  of  Shrewsbury,  and  has  issue. 
Captain  Hibbert  derives  descent  from  John  Hibbert, 
Esq.,  6.  1732,  4th  son  of  Robert  Hibbert,  E»q.  of 
Booth  and  Stockfield  HalL    {See  Hibbert  of  BiHte$.) 

Arwu,  Crut,  and  MoUo—See  Hibbkbt  qfBvrtU$. 
Seoi— Bilton  Orange,  Bugby. 


HIBBERT  OF  BRAYWICK  LODGE. 

HtBBBRT,  John,  Esq.  of  Braywick  Lodge,  Berks, 
b.  29  Jan.  1811;  m.  15  Sept.  1836,  Charlotte-Eliza- 
1>eth,  daiL  of  Lieut. -Gen.  Charles  Turner,  col.  of  the 
19th  regt.  Mr.  Hibbert,  of  Braywick  Lodge,  is  son 
of  the  late  John  Hibbert^  Esq.  (who  d  11  Sept. 
1866),  by  Charlotte  his  wife  (who  d.  28  June,  1825), 
dau.  of  Tliomas  Sumpter,  Esq.  of  Histon  Hall,  co. 
Cambridge,  and  grandson  (by  Janet  Gordon  his 
wife)  of  John  Hibbert^  Esq.,  youngest  son  of  Robert 
Hibbert,  Esq.  of  Booth  and  Stockfield  HalL  (See 
HiBBSRT  of  Bit  flea  HalL) 

Jnu,  ^c— Same  as  Hibbsst  qfMrtlu  Mail 

iSMrt— Braywick  Lodge,  Maidenhead. 


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H   I   C 

HICKMAN  OF  THONOCK  HALL. 

Baoon-Hiokman,  Henrt.  Esq.  of  Thonock  Hall, 
CO.  Lincoln,  b.  29  Oct.  1788.  Mr.  Bacon-Hickman, 
who  is  youngest  son  of  the  late,  and  second  brother 
of  the  present  Sir  Edmund  Bacon,  Bart,  of  Redgrave, 
and  Mildenhall,  «.  in  1826,  to  the  Hickman  estates, 
under  the  will  of  Frances  Hickman,  only  surviving 
dau.  of  the  last  Sir  Nevil  Hickman,  Bart.,  and 
assumed  thereupon,  by  Royal  license,  the  additional 
surname  and  arms  of  Hickman.  He  served  the 
office  of  high-sheriff  of  Lincolnshire  in  1831. 

^rni^— Quarterlv :  Ist  and  4th,  perpale,  indented,  axg.  and 
az.,  a  canton,  of  the  last,  for  Hickman  ;  2nd  and  3rd,  gu.,  on 
a  chief,  axg.,  two  mullets,  pierced,  sa..  for  Baoon. 

Cre9t$—A  talbot,  couchant,  arg.,  collared  and  lined,  as.,  at 
the  end  of  the  line  a  knot,  for  Hiokmait  ;  a  boor,  passant, 
erm„  for  Bacx>m. 

Jfotfo— Toi^ours  fidWe. 

Scot—Thonock  Hall,  near  Gainsborough,  oo.  Lincoln. 


HICKS  OF  WILBRAHAM  TEMPLE. 

Hicks,  Edward,  of  Wilbraham  Temple,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, J.P.,  b.  10  Aug.  1814;  m.  10  Oct.  3838, 
Grace,  eldest  dau.  of  Stanley -Pipe  Wolferstan,  Esq. 
of  Statfold  and  Pipe  Halls,  oo.  Stafford,  by  his  wife 
Elizabeth  Jervis,  of  Seal,  co.  Leicester,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Btanlet-Bdwabd,  b.  in  Jan.  1848. 

n.  Henry-John,  6.  in  April,  1844. 

I.  Emily-Qraoe.  if.  Eda 

This  gentleman  (only  son  of  the  late  Edward  Simp- 
son, Esq.  of  Lichfield,*  by  Elizabeth  his  wif«»,  dau. 
of  William  Anderton,  Esq.  of  Moseley,  co.  Worces- 
ter, and  Rebecca  his  wife,  dau.  of  Greoory  Hicks, 
Esq.),  assumed,  by  royal  licence  in  1835,  the  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Hicks,  on  succeeding  to  the 
estate  of  his  kinsman,  James  Hicks,  Esq.  of  Wilbra- 
ham Temple.  The  family  of  Hicks,  of  Wilbraham 
Temple,  was  a  branch  of  the  ancient  stock  of  Hicks, 
of  Campden. 

^mw— -QuArterly :  1st  and  4th,  gn.,  a  feese,  between  three 
fleurs-de-lis,  or,  for  Hicks  :  2nd  and  8rd,  per  bend,  sinister, 
or  and  sa.,  a  lion,  rampant,  countercbanged,  holding  between 
the  paws  a  gauntlet,  az.,  for  Simpson. 

Crt9t$— 1st.  a  back's  head,  couped,  or,  gorged  with  a  chaplet 
of  roses,  leaved,  vert,  for  Hicks  ;  2nd,  an  ounce's  head,  ppir  • 
erased,  and  due  ally  crovened,  gu.,  charged  on  the  neck  mth 
a  gauntlet,  or,  for  Simpsoh. 

Motto — Tout  bien  ou  rien. 

^Mt— Wilbraham  Temple,  Cambridge. 


HICKSON  OF  LETTEROUGH. 

HiCKSON,  RoBERT-CoNWAT,  E»q.  of  Fermoyle,  co, 
Kerry,  6.  25  Nov.  1812;  high-sheriflf  of  Kerry. 
1855-6;  m.  1st,  in  Aug.  1831,  Agnes,  only  dau.  of 
the  late  John  Mahony,  Esq.  of  Dromore  Castle,  by 
his  wife  Mai^garette,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Godfrey, 
Bart.,  but  by  her  had  no  surviving  issue.  Mr.  Hick- 
e<m  m.  2ndly,  20  April,  1841,  Jane,  only  dau.  of 
Patterson  O'Hara.  Esq..  late  of  H.M.  59th  foot,  of 
the  ancient  family  of  the  O'Haras,  of  Antrim,  by  his 
wifo  Araminta  Erskine,  of  the  Mar  family,  and 
sister  of  the  late  Cul.  Jas.  Erskine  of  H.M.  48th  foot, 
and  by  her  has  issue, 

X.  James-Robkbt-Conwat,  b.  2  Jan.  1S44. 

II.  Patterson-O'Haia,  b.  5  Oct.  1845. 

ui.  Robert^Ck>nwa7,  6.  17  Sept  1847 ;  d.  38  Feb.  1850. 

rv.  Geoige-Arohibald  Erskine,  b.  1854. 

I.  Araminta-Theresa.  ii.  J«ne-8arah-Victorir. 

III.  Theresa-Georgina-Adelaide. 

iLintage. — ^Thls  family,  which  came  originally  fHm 
Cambridgeshire,  and  spelled  the  name  Hixon,  have  long 


*  Edward  Simpson  was  vningest  son  of  Charles  Simpson, 
Esq.  of  Lichfield,  by  Mai^  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Chc-noy, 
Esq.  of  Toxall,  and  grandson  of  Stephen  Simpson,  Esq.,  the 
son  of  Stephen  Simpson,  Esq.  of  Sheriff  Hales  Manor. 


H  I  0 

been  of  high  standhig  in  the  oo.  of  Kerry.  The  flnt  on 
rec  >rd  there,  we  have  been  able  to  trace,  is 

Thx  Bbv.  Johk  Hickson,  who  was  appointed  rector,  by 
I  latent,  of  the  parishes  of  KlUiney  and  Kilgobbin,  in  the 
d  ocese  of  Ardfert.    His  son, 

Thomas  Hicksoh.  m.  Frances  Huasey,  dan.  of  Walter 
HuMcy,*  of  Castle  Gregory,  by  bis  wife,  Catherine,  daiL  of 
FitzOerald,  of  Kilmurry,  and  had  issue  (besides  a  dau., 
Catherine,  m.  to  Walter  Langdon,  son  of  the  Rev.  Nathaniel 
I.angdon,  dean  of  Ardfert,  previous  to  1041)  three  sons, 
viz.,  RioHABD,  whose  issue  is  extinct ;  John,  of  whom  pre- 
sently ;  and  Robert,  ancestor  of  the  family  of  The  Orove. 

John  Hioeson,  2nd  son  of  Thomas  Hiokaon  and  Frances 
Hussoy,  m.  Mary  Rice,  and  left  issue, 

I.  Chbistopheb,  of  whom  hereafter. 

II.  James,  high-sheriff  for  co.  Kerry  in  1766,  who  m.  Miss 
Kean,  and  left  issue, 

1  Mart,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Robert  Hickson. 

2  QUJierine.  m.  Arthur  Blenneihassett  (Robert)  of  Fort- 
field,  CO.  Kerry. 

in.  John,  of  Tierbrim,  m.  in  1743,  RUen.  dau.  of  Dominiok 
Trnnt  (grandfather  of  the  late  Sir  Nicholas  Trant,  who 
commanded  the  native  force  in  Portugal,  during  the  late 
warX  by  Mary,  dau.  of  Pierce  Ferriter,  of  Ballyferriter, 
and  Ferriter's  Island,  now  called  The  Blasketts,  head  of 
the  ancient  fkmily  of  that  nxune,  and  had  issue, 

1  Robert,  a  capt.  in  the  5th  foot,  m.  Maiy  Blake,  of  the 
oo.  Qalway,  and  had  issue. 

Oeorge-Blake,  a  barrister  of  eminence,  and  one  of  Her 
Majesty's  oounsel-at-law :  m.  Anne  Watts,  relict  of 
William  O'Neil.  Esq. ,  and  has  issue,  a  son,  William.  Mr. 
Hickson  m.  2ndly,  Julia,  d\u.  of  Christopher  Del- 
mege.  of  C^tlepark,  co.  Limerick,  but  has  no  issue^ 

Robert,  m.  Maigaret  Lynch,  dau.  of  Marie  Lynch,  Esq. 
of  Drumcory,  co.  Gal  way.  relict  of  —  Watts.  Esq.,  and 
has  issiie.  Robert,  John,  Cedlia,  Mary,  and  Anne. 

2  James,  m.  Mary.  dau.  of  John  O'Conuell,  of  Newtown, 
00.  Cork,  by  his  wife  Avis  Hilliard,  and  lelt  issue, 

John-James,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Day, 
rector  of  Tralee,  and  vicar-general  of  Ardfert^  by  his 
wife.  Margaret,  dau.  of  McGillycud  iy.  of  The  Reeks; 
and  dying  in  1839,  left  issue  surviving, 
James-Johu,  of  Hillville,  J. P.  for  co.  Kerry,  m.  in 
1839,  his  cousin,  Deborah  GodAiey.  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Edward  Day,  rector  of  Kilgobbin,  and  has  issue. 
John. 

Maiy-Agnes. 
Ellen,  m.  to  Morgan-O'Connell  Busteed,  Esq.,  M.D., 
of  Tralee ;  but  d.  ».  p. 

Maria,  m.  William  Busteed.  Esq.  of  Castlebar, 
8  Christopher,  m.  Miss  Moriarty,  and  had  issue  (with  a 
son,  Robert,  who  d.  unm.), 

John -Christopher,  of  the  city  of  Dublin,  m.  Miss 
Wright,  and  has  issue,  two  daus., 
Rlisa,  m.  David  Robertson,  Esq.,  H.E.I.C.S. 
Catherine-Charlotte. 
Catherine.  Mary. 

4  John,  1)1.  Miss  Poor,  and  had  issue, 
Thomas,  d.  Mnm. 

Eliza,  m.  to  Mr.  Coppinger,  of  the  city  of  Cork. 
6  George,  of  Hillville.  J.  P.  force.  Kerry,  d.  unm. 

1  Katharine,  m.  —  Mahoney.  Esq.,  but  lelt  no  issue. 

2  Mary.  nt.  Thomas  Day,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

IV.  George,  m.  in  1747,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  George  Gould, 
Esq..  and  niece  of  Dominick  Traut,  Esq.  of  the  city  of 
Cork,  and  left  a  dau., 
Elisabeth,  la.  to  John  Fagan,  of  Kiltallagh,  co.  Kerry. 

The  eldest  son, 

Chribtophxb  Hickson,  Esq.  of  Fermoyle.  m.  in  1740, 
Elinbeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Conway,  Esq.  of  Castle  Conway, 
CO.  Kerry,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Robert  Hickson,  Esq  of  Fermoyle,  high-sheriff  for  Kerry 
in  1778.  He  m.  (settlement  dated  80  Oct  1770)  his  cousin, 
Mary,  dau.  of  his  uncle,  James  Hickson,  Esq. ;  and  d.  in 
the  year  1812,  leaving  issue, 

Jamcs-Robsrt,  of  whom  presently. 

Robert-Conway,  high-sheriff  of  Kerry  in  1811,  d.  unm. 

George,  J.P.,  d,  unm. 

Mary.  m.  Jeremiah  Leyne,  Esq.  of  Tnilee,  M.D. 

Catherine,  to.  to  her  cousin.  Robert  Blennerhassett,  son  of 
Arthur  BlennerluMsett  (Robert),  and  Catheriae  Hickson. 

Anne,  m.  John  Hilliard,  Esq.  of  Scrahan  Lodge,  oo.  Kerry 
(settlement  dated  19  Jan.  1824). 

The  eldest  son, 
James-Robert  Hickson,  Esq.  of  Fermoyle,  m.  10  Feb. 

•  This  Walter  Hussey  (proprietor  of  Castle  Grerory,  Bally- 
iHSRKon  and  The  Magheries)  was  2nd  son  of  McyTer  Hussey, 
who  founded  the  castle  of  Castle  Gregory,  by  bis  wife, 
Frances  Spring:  the  elder  son,  Nichola.^  was  killed  in  the 
warn. 

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H  1  O 

1808,  Teresa-Maria,  eldest  dan.  of  John  Pearl,  Esq.  of  the 
dty  of  Cork,  and  had  issue, 

RoBERT-CoNWAT,  present  representative. 

Geoige-James,  d.  unm.,  aged  24,  80  May,  1837. 

Jaoe-Elizabeth. 

Samh-Maria,  m.  8  Aug.  1836,  to  Riohttd  Norris.  Esq.  of 
Cork. 
Mr.  Hickson  d.  in  Feb.  1817. 

Arms  (originally  confirmed  by  Oamden,  in  1«17,  to  Thomas 
Hizon,  of  Greenwood,  keeper  of  the  king's  wardrobe,  who 
descended  out  of  Cambridgeahire,  and  now  duly  registered 
in  the  Office  of  Arms,  Dublin  Castle)— Or.  two  eaglee'  lers 
erased,  it-la-quise,  in  saltier ;  the  dexter  surmounted  of  the 
sinister,  sa. :  in  the  centre  chief  point  a  trefoil,  vari. 

CVfff— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  a  griffin's  bead,  ppr.,  ehaxged 
with  a  trefoil,  vert 

Jfo<to— Fide  et  fortitudine. 

Seat — ^Fermoyle  House,  near  Tralee. 


HICKSON  OF  GROVE,  DINGLE. 

Hickson,  Robsbt-Albbbt,  Esq.  of  GroTe,  Dingla, 
CO.  Keiry. 

KlteHgr.. — ^Robert  Hickson,  Eaq.  of  Dingle,  Srd  srm 
of  Thomas  Hickson,  by  Frances  Hussey,  his  wife,  la. 
Barbara  Trant,  and  was  taihtr  of 

John  Hickson,  Esq.,  who  m.  Ellen  Rice,  an  1  had  a  son. 

Robert  Hickson,  Esq.  of  Dingle,  J. P.,  and  deputy- 
govemor  of  co.  Kerry,  and  high-sheriff  in  17»4,  who  «*.  in 
1770,  Judith,  dau.  of  William  Murray,  Esq.,  and  h:ul  iasoe, 

John,  his  heir. 

Samuel-Murray,  of  Dingle,  J.P.  for  Kerry,  d.  9.  p. 

Robert,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Miss  Hewson,  and  has  a  son, 
William. 

James,  J.P.,  of  Lansdowne  Lodge,   d.  leaving  Robert- 
James  and  other  issue. 

Geoige.  in  holy  orders,  m.  and  has  a  s<ni,  Robert,  and 
daus. 

Mat^,  m.  to  the  late  Peter-Bodkin  Hussey,  Esq.,  barrister- 
at-law. 

Anne,  m.  to  Sir  WiUiam  Cox,  of  Co<ddiflb.  oo.  Waxford. 

The  eldest  son, 

John  Hickson,  Esq.  of  Grove,  Dingle,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  ». 

20  May.  1782 ;  served  as  high-sheriff  1820.     He  m.  4  May, 

1813,  Barbara,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Mahony,  Esq.  of  Dromore 

Castle,  Kenmare,  and  d.         ,  having  had  issue, 

Robert,  J.P..  m.  Ju]]a-S(^>hia  Brujreia,  and  d,  leaving  a 

son, 

Robert- Albert,  now  of  Grove,  Dingle. 
John,  who  has  assumed  the  surname  of  Mahont. 
Riihard-Mahony,  tn.  Imcj,  dau.  of  John  Curcy,  Bsq..  and 
has  issue. 

Margaret,  m.  to  William  Noroock,  Eaq. 
Barbara,  m.  to  Capt.  James  Bower,  RN.  Julia. 

Miuy-Anne.  m.  to  Charles  Blennerhassett,  Esq.  of  B^Uy- 
seedy,  co.  Kenry. 
Sarah. 

Jfoeto— Fide  et  fortitudine. 
fi0a«— Grove,  Dingle,  co.  Kerry. 


BIGGINS  OF  SKELLOW  GRANGE. 

HiooiN.**,  Godfrey,  Enq.  of  Skellow  Gmn^.  ro. 
York,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  9  July,  1801 ;  «.  bis  father 
9  Aug.  1838. 

UttKXQt. — GoDFRST  HiGonrs,  Esq.,  (son  of  Ridtard 
Higgins,  Esq.  of  Tork,  by  Anne,  his  wife,  dau.  and  c  >-heiT 
of  Lionel  Copley,  Esq.  of  Wadsworth.  derived  ftom  Christo- 
pher. 3rd  son  of  Sir  William  Copley,  Knt.,  by  Dorothy,  his 
wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  William  Fitswilliam,  of  8pr.  t- 
borough,)  purchased  from  the  family  of  Anne,  of  Burgh 
Wallis,  the  manor  of  Skellow,  and  certain  demeaoe  lands 
which  lay  doss  to  the  Grange.  He  m.  Mias  Christiana 
Mattersan,  and  had  issue, 

GoDFRET,  his  heir. 

Christiana,    m.  to   William   Marshall,    Esq.    of   Newton 
Kyme. 
Mr.  Higgins,  d.  28  May,  1704,  when  sole  repreaeotative  of 
his  grandfather,  Lionel  Copley,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Godfrey  Hiooinb,  Esq  ,  F.S.A.,  of  Skellow  Orange,  oo. 
York.  J.P.  This  gentleman  m.  in  1800,  Jane,  only  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Richard  Thorpe,  Esq.  of  Milnthorpe.  near  Wake- 
field, and  had  one  son  and  two  daus.,  via., 

Godfrey,  new  of  Skellow  Grange. 

Jane.  m.  to  Lieut -Gen.  Sharpe,  of  Hoddam  Castle,  Dum- 
fries-shire, M.P.  for  the  Ihuufrics  boroughs. 

Chariotte,  d.  young. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


H  I  O 

Mr.  HlggiQi,  who  enjoyed  oonaider»ble  Utemry  reputation, 
d.  9  Aug.  1883. 

Amu—'Brm,,  on  a  fesao,  aa.,  three  towera,  vrg. 
Cre$i~^OvA  of  a  tower,  aa.,  a  lion'ahead.  urg. 
SetU—ekeilow  Orange,  near  Doncaater. 


HIQQINS  OF  TURVEY  HOUSK 

HiQGiirs,  Thomab-Oharlbb,  Esq.  of  Ttirvey  House, 
Beds,  J.P.  for  Beds,  Bucks,  and  Northamptonshire, 
D.L.  of  the  counties  of  Bedford  and  Buckingham, 
and  Chairman  of  Quarter  Sessions  in  Beds,  m. 
in  1888,  Charlotte,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Rose  Price,  Bart, 
of  Trengwainton,  in  Cornwall,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Tbahois.  n.  Dennia-Tiambert. 

L  Harriet-Anna.  u.  Emily-Kathleen. 

QL  Loniaa-Blanche. 

ILtllMQt. — John  Hioonro,  Baq.,  the  &tLer  of  the  pre- 
sent Thomas  Charlea  Higgina,  Eaq.  of  Turvey  Houae,  waa 
grandson  of  Ann  Clarke,  co-helreea  and  dau.  of  Marchaut 
Clarke,  of  Hardingaton,  co.  Northampton,  Eaq.,  whose  elder 
dau.  waa  married  to  Lord  Folkestone,  afterwards  Earl  of 
Itulnor.  The  said  John  Higgina  m.  Martha,  dau.  of  William 
Farrer,  of  Brafleld  House,  Bucks,  Esq. ,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

Thomab-Cha&lbs,  now  of  Turv^  House. 

William-Bartholomew,  It -col.  of  Beds  militia,  residing  at 
Picts  Hill,  in  Beds. 

Harriet,  who  la.  Qeneral  Soott. 

Ann-Maria,  deceased. 

^rms— Vert,  three  cranea'  heads,  erased,  aitf. 

Cr€tt-^A  griffin's  head,  erased,  or,  goiged  with  a  collar,  go. 

Jfotto— Nihil  ouod  obstat  virtuti. 

fisa^— Turvey  House,  Beds. 


HIOOINS  OF  TURVEY  ABBEY. 

Hioouvs,  C^ARLBS  -  LoNOUiT,  Esq.  of  Turvey 
Abbey,  oo.  Bedford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  30  Nov.  1806; 
m.  26  July,  1853,  Helen-Eliza,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Buigon,  Esq.  of  the  British  Museum,  by  Catharine- 
Mai^aret,  bis  wife,  only  dau.  of  the  Chevalier  Am- 
brose Hermann  de  (>amer,  Austrian  Consul  at 
Smyrna. 

fiixlttL^t* — Jomi  HiooiKS,  son  of  Hugh  and  Susanna 
Higgina,  had,  by  Ann,  hia  wife,  five  aons,  Jomr ;  Charlss^ 
aheriff  of  London  in  1T87,  who  purchaaed  the  manor  of 
Tunrey,  oo.  Bedfoid ;  Bartholomew ;  WiUiam ;  and  Thomas. 
The  youngest  son, 

Thomas  Hiooinb,  Bsq.  of  Turvey  Abbey,  m.  hi  1762, 
Mary  Farrott,  and  dying  S4  May.  17M,  left  (with  a  dau., 
8ar^  who  d,  in  1802)  a  son, 

JoBH  HiGOors,  Eaq.  of  Turvey  Abbey,  6.  1768,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  high-sheriff  1801,  who  m.  1  Nov.  1804,  Thereaa,  dau. 
of  Bei^amin  Looguet,  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
6  Sept.  1845)  left  at  hia  decease,  14  Nov.  1846,  two  sons 
and  one  dau.,  vis., 

Chables-Lomgukt,  now  of  Turvey  Abbey. 

Henry-Hugh,  in  holy  ordera,  m.  S  Aug.  1852,  Anne  Gouth- 
waite. 

Mary,  m.  18  Oct  1846,  to  the  Rev.  Bdwin-Horatio  Bteven- 
ton. 


Arms    Vert,  three  cranea'  heads, 
Cntl—A  griffin's  head,  erased,  or,  goi 
SM^— Turrey  Abbey,  co.  Bedford. 


a  collar,  gu. 


HIGQINS  OF  BOSBURY  HOUSE. 
HiooiKS,  Thb  Rsy.  Edward,  of  Bosbury  House, 
oo.  Hereford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  (.  1808;  m.  7  Feb.  1838, 
Oeorgiana-Esther,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Qeoige  Mere- 
dith, Esq.  of  Berrington  Court,  co.  Worcester,  J.P. 
high-sheriff  for  Worcestershire  1828,  and  has  an 
only  child, 

Bludt-Orat,  ak  Bobert-Baakenille  B.  Hynora,  Esq.  of 
Svancoyd,  co.  Radnor,  eldeat  aon  of  Peter  Riokards- 
11  ynors,  Esq.  of  Treago,  co.  Hereford,  and  has  a  son 
and  heir,  WnxouoHBT-BASKHEViLLS  Mnroas. 

%intiLflt» — The  Clyntona  of  Castlediteh,  now  repre- 
sented by  the  Camlly  of  Hioonis,  owned,  in  eariy  times, 
the  greater  part  of  the  parish  of  Baatnor,  and  had  large 
posaeasions  bi  other  parts  of  the  oo.  of  Herefoid,  but,  about 
the  year  1008,  th^  aold  the  Mansion  House  of  Oastleditch, 
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HI  G 

and  the  buds  in  Eastnor,  to  Mr.  Bicbard  Cooks,  alderman 
of  London,  anoeator  of  the  preaent  Lord  Somers. 

Bdwabd  Htooora,*  Eaq.,  m.  in  1663,  Mary,  dau.  and  Cx)- 
heir  of  Thomas  Clynton,  Esq.  of  Caatleditch,  higb-aheriff  of 
Herefordahire  1668,  by  Margery,  his  wife,  dan.  of  Bicbard 
Tracy,  Eaq.  of  Toddingtoai,  and  had  a  aon, 

Thomas  Hiooon,  of  the  Birchen  and  Hillende,  Eastnor, 
oo.  Hereford,  mentioned  in  the  will  of  hia  grandfather, 
Thomas  Clinton.  He  m.  in  1801,  Anne,  dau.  of  James 
Parry,  Gent  of  Ledbury,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  sou 
and  suooesaor, 

BoBXRT  HiooiKs,  who  1M.  Joan  Machan,  of  BngUah  Bick« 
nor,  and  had  (with  four  daus.,  Anne,  m.  to  the  Bev.  W. 
Hanbury ;  Eleanor,  m.  to  T.  Morley,  Esq. ;  Mary,  m.  to 
—  Orlnaell,  Eaq.;  and  Elisabeth)  three  aons,  Thohab, 
Simon,  and  Robert.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hiooors,  Bsq.  of  Eastnor,  m.  Dorothy,  living  hi 
1680,  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Tonge,  Esq.  of  Hanley 
Castle,  CO.  Worcester,  by  Editha,  his  wift,  dau.  of  Anthony 
BtoughtOQ,  Esq.  of  St  John's,  near  Warwick,  and  grand- 
dau.  (by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  William  Phmock, 
Esq.)  of  John  Yonge,  Bsq.  of  Hanley  Oastle,  whose  great- 
grandfather, John  Tonga,  Esq.  of  Crombe  Dabitot,  co. 
Worcester,  (grandson  of  Shr  Philip  Tonge,  Knt.  of  Taynton, 
00.  Salop,)  ta.  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Richard  Jennets, 
Eaq.,  by  Jane,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Hugh  Wrottesley,  of  the 
CO.  of  Staflbrd.  By  Dorothy,  his  wife,  Mr.  Higgina  had  a 
son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Hioanis,  Bsq.  of  Eastnor,  who  m.  Winifred,  dau. 
of  T.  Barnes,  Gent,  of  Longdon,  and  had  iasue,  Thomas, 
Midhael,  John,  Robert,  Whiifk«d,  Maxy,  Donna-Catherinor 
Anne,  and  Elisabeth.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hiooins,  of  Eastnor,  6.  in  1701,  m.  EUzabi^th, 
dau.  of  Joseph  Allen,  Gent.,  and  had  (with  three  daus., 
Elizabeth,  Axme,  and  Mary)  a  aon, 

Thomas  Higgiks,  Gent  of  Hilleud,  Eastnor,  b.  hi  1780, 
who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Mr.  Wood,  of  Preston  Courts  co. 
Gloucester,  and  dyhig  in  180%  left»  with  other  issue,  a  son 
and  heir, 

Thh  Rsv.  Joskfh  Hioonn,  of  Eastnor,  J.P.  and  IXL., 
rector  of  Eastnor,  co.  Hereford,  who  m.  S7  June,  1796, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hussey,  Esq.,  and  d.  2  Sept  1847, 
havliig  had  iasue. 

Thomas,  in  holy  ordera  of  Pangboume,  J.P.  co.  Hereford, 
m.  1st,  Marv-Stanley,  dan.  of  John  Mills,  Bsq.  of  Stratford 
Hall,  CO.  Woroester;  and  Sadly,  Maria,  dau.  of  Browne, 
Eaq.  of  London. 

Joaeph- Allen,  of  West  Bank,  near  Ledbury,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
m.  Elisa,  dau.  of  Thomas  PerUna  Hill,  Eaq.  of  Chelten- 
ham. 

Samuel,  of  Borrow  Court,  oo.  Woroester,  m.  Elixabeth.  dau. 
of  Mathewa,  Esq.  of  Linton,  oo.  Hereford,  and  has  a  aon, 
Samuel-Meyrick,  rector  of  looomb,  co.  Gloucester,  and 
two  daus. 

Edward,  now  of  Bosbury  Houses  near  Ledbury. 

James,  d.  wvm, 

Robert,  m.  Mar1a-Agne%  dau.  of  CoL  Crosse,  and  d.  leaving 
a  dau.,  Mary. 

William. 

Frauds,  m.  hi  1842,  Miss  Bliaabeth  Williams,  dau.  of  the 
late  Earl  of  Coventiy. 

Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Joseph  lAwson  Whatley,  J.P.,  rector 
of  Aston  Ingham. 

Mary.  Penelope,  d.  wtm. 

Amu  Quarterly,  1st  and  4th :  Paly  of  aix,  or  and  as.,  <» 
achev^  oottiaed,  erm.,  three  crosses-pat^  gu.  2ud  and 
8rd:  vert,  three  cranes'  heads,  erased,  atg.,  quartering 
Clihtoh,  Pabuss,  and  Tonoa. 

Crut—A.  garb,  ppr.,  charged  with  two  orosses-pat^  go. 

Jfetto— Patriam  hinc  sustinet 

Raidtn«$    Eastnor,  oo.  Hereford. 


HIQGINS  OF  WESTPORT. 

HiooiNS,  FiTZOBBALD,  £sq.  of  Westport,  co.  ICayo, 
J.P.,  captain  in  the  army,  6.  6  Jan.  1789;  m.  22  Feb. 
1811,  Mary,  only  chad  of  William  Ouseley,  Esq.  of 
Rnaiibrook,  (of  the  family  of  the  Eight  Hon.  Sir 
Qore  Ouseley,  Bart),  by  Marianne  his  wife,  sister  to 
the  late  M.-G.  Prendergast,  Esq.  of  Ballyfair,  M.P. 
forOalway,  and  by  her  (who  d,  15  April,  1834)  has 
issue, 

L  Chablis-Frsokbald,  J. p.,  6.  81  July,  1816,  m.  1  July, 
1848,  Amelia-Yertue,  only  dan.  of  Sir  Richard  Paul 


*  He  ia  called  Edward  Higens,  or  Higgins,  iu  Cooke's 
Visitation  of  1680.  and  is  supposed  to  have  been  deacended 
fh>m  the  fSuoily  oi  Higgina,  or  Higons,  of  Church  Stretton, 
00.  Salop. 


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Jodrell,  Bart,  of  Sail  Park,  Norfolk,  and  has  Riohabo 
Gt:(>ROB-JoDRi!:LL,  6.  11  Nov.  1843,  and  other  iBSoe. 
Georgo-Gore-OuBoley,  late  ciTil  servioe,  Jamaica,  now 
of  Glen  Corribb,  oo.  Mayo,  J.P.  and  M.P.  for  that 
coimty,  lieut.-col.  of  the  North  Mayo  militia,  6.  16 
Oct.  1818. 
I.  Margaret.  II.  Mary.  m.  Ellen-King. 

SrtnCASe. — The  family  of  Hlggins,  or  OlIigginB,  for- 
merly posseeeed  extensive  territories  in  Connaught,  and  so 
far  bock  as  the  end  of  the  14th  century,  we  find  mention 
made  of  the  O'Higgins  of  Murh  O'Higgin,  co.  Sligo.  During 
the  wars  of  the  Commonwealth.  Phelim  O'Hiooiirs,  a 
stanch  Royalist,  had  his  estates  a^nfiscated. 

HuoH-RoK  HioGiKS,  Esq.  of  Moyna,  co.  Mayo,  (son  of 
Charles  Higgins,  of  Moyna,  whose  father,  CoL  Hugo 
O'Higgins,  was  killed  at  the  siege  of  Athlone,  fighUng  for 
King  James  II.)  m.  Kate,  sister  of  John  Browne.  Esq.  of 
Aughagower,  and  d.  in  1746,  leaving  two  sons,  Oharlbs,  of 
whom  presently;  and  Philip,  who  d.  wim.  in  1704.  The 
elder  son, 

Charles  Hioanra,  Esq.  of  Moyna,  oo.  Mivyo,  m.  in  1740, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Patrick  Fitzgerald,  Esq.  of  Turlough,  and 
bad  issue, 
I.  HuoH,  who  fa.  in  1774,  Frances,  only  dan.  of  John  Gar- 
vey,  Esq.  of  Murrisk  Abbey,  and  <t  in  1776,  leaving  a  son, 
Charles-Garvey,  ui  the  army,  who  d.  in  1837,  and  a  dan., 
Mary. 

n.  Charles,  of  whom  presently, 
in.  Patrick,  d.  in  1824. 

IV.  Luke,  b.  in  1760,  who  m.  lBt»  Caroline,  sisfcer  of  Sir 
William  Boyd,  of  Mount  Gordon,  oo.  Mayo,  by  whom  he 
had  an  only  child, 

1  Alezander-Boyd,  capt^n  in  the  army,  in.  in  1812, 
Eliza,  sister  of  Dr.  Hodgkinson,  Provost  of  Trinity  Col- 
lege, Dublin. 
He  m.  3ndly,  Catherine,  sister  of  Sir  Anthony  Brabazon, 
Burt..  M.  P.,  of  Brabazon  Park,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1821, 
he  had  issue, 

1  Hugh  Brabazon,  Esq.,  now  of  Brabazon  Park  {aee  p. 
124). 
1  Sarah,  m.  in  1826,  to  the  Rev.  Denis  Blnghsm,  of  Kil- 
lala,  nephew  of  John,  Lord  danmorris. 
The  2nd  son, 

Charles  Hiooims,  Esq.,  J.P.,  and  a  deputy-govmnor  of 
Mayo.  b.  \n  Feb.  1752,  m.  10  Nov.  1777,  Maigaret,  dau.  of 
Henry  Maodonnell,  Esq.  of  Mount  Pleasant,  by  Jane,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Owen  O'Malley,  Esq.  of  Burrishoole,  and  had 
issue, 
Charles,  J. P.,  d.  imia.  at  Madeira,  in  1808. 
Fitzgerald,  now  of  We-stport. 

Henry,  w.  in  1819.  Emily,  widow  of  Governor  Isaac,  and 
dying  in  1827,  lelt  a  son,  Henry- William,  an  officer  in  the 
army. 

Luke,  R.N.,  d.  of  wounds  received  at  Trafalgar. 
John-Browne,  mt^or  in  the  army,  d,  imm.  in  1812. 
George-Martin,  J.P.,  an  officer  hi  the  army,  d.  unm.  in 
June.  1837. 

Catherine,  d.  vnm.  in  1809. 
Eliza,  d.  vnm.  m  1806. 
Mr.  Higgins  d.  3  March,  1837. 


Jrma-^Arg.t  gutt6e,  sa.,  on  a  fesee.  of  the  second,  three 
towers,  double-turretted,  or.  The  present  Capt.  Higgins,  of 
Westport,  bears,  in  right  of  his  wife,  Mary,  onlv  child  of  Wil- 
linm  Ouaeley.  Esq.  of  Kuahbrook,  the  arms  of  Ouseley,  on  an 
escutcheon  of  pretence. 

Crtfit — Out  or  a  tower,  double-turretted,  sa.,  a  demi -griffin, 
an<. .  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a  dagger,  of  the  last^  hiJt  and 
po'nmel,  or. 

Motto— Fro  jmUiA. 

Seat — WoHtport,  co.  Mayo. 


HIOGINSON  OF  LISBURN. 

H10GIN8ON,  Henry-Thkophilus,  Esq.  of  Li»buni, 
CO.  Antrim,  and  Camalea  House,  co.  Down,  J.P.,  m. 
(.'harlotte,  only  surviving  child  and  heiress  of  John 
McConnell,  Esq.  of  Belfaiit,  by  Charlotte  his  wife, 
only  daiL  of  James  Potter,  Es*q.  of  Ardview,  co. 
Down,  by  Dorothea  his  wife,  sister  and  co-heiresa  of 
Henry- William  Shaw,  Esq.  of  Bally tweedey  House, 
CO.  Antrim,  who  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff  of 
the  counties  of  Down  and  Antrim.  Mr.  McConnell 
clftiraed  the  earldom  of  Menteath  in  right  of  his 
ance»^tor,  the  Hon.  Mr.  (Jraham  who  fled  from  Scot- 
land after  the  rising  of  1745. 

iineagr.— The  ancestor  of   this  highly  respecUble 
family,  an  English  gentleman,  accompanied  the  array  of 
King  WiLUAM  III.  to  Irelani  hi  the  commissariat  departs 
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ment.  The  grandfather  of  the  present  HenTy-Tbeophihts 
Higginson,  "Esq.,  the  late  Rev.  Thomas  HioaiNiioif,  was 
rector  of  Lisbum,  and  possessed  the  lands  of  Baliinderry. 

Arms  (as  duly  registered)— 8a.,  throe  towers,  in  fe^se,  arg., 
between  six  tiefoOs,  slipped,  throe  in  chief  and  three  in 
base,  or. 

CV«rt— Out  of  a  tower,  ppr.,  a  demi-griffin,  segreant,  vert, 
armed  and  beaked,  or. 

Motto— Msio  mori  quam  fcedarL 

Seat — Camalea  House,  near  Bangor,  00.  Down. 


HILDYARD  OF  WINESTEAX>. 

HiLDTARO,  THB  Rev.  Wiluam,  rector  of  Market 
Deeping,  co.  York,  m.  1  May,  1838,  Sophia,  4th  dau. 
of  the  late  Rev.  John  Hildyard,  Ticar  of  Bonby,  co. 
Lincoln. 

HtUagr.— This  family,  styled  by  Camdsn  a  knightly 
one,  traoes  its  origin  from  an  early  period.  The  first  on 
record,  Robert  Hildtard,  or  Hildhkaro  (as  the  name 
was  originally  speltX  of  Nonnanby,  was  living  10  HsNmT  I., 
1109. 

Sir  Christophvb Hildtard,  son  of  fUchard  Hildyard,  Esq., 
by  Jane,  dau.  and  heir  of  Marmaduke  Thwenge,  Esq.,  and 
gnmdson  of  Martin  Hildyard,  Esq.  of  Winestead,  by  Emma 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Rudston,  Knt.,  became,  at  the 
decease  of  his  uncle,  heir  male  of  the  fluniJy.  He  m.  Eli^^ 
both,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Henry  Welby,  Esq.  of  Ooxhill, 
and  had,  with  several  daus..  three  sons,  viz., 
Hkkrt,  his  heir.  Christopher. 

Robert  (Sir),  of  Patrington,  00.  York,  a  gallant  and  dis- 
tiaguiahed  Royalist  commander,  made  a  banneret  by  the 
Duke  of  Newcastle,  and  created  a  Baronet  at  the  Restora- 
tion.   [See  Burke's  Extinct  Baronetage.) 
The  eldest  son, 

Hrnrt  Hildtard,  Esq.  of  Winestead,  co.  Yoric,   and 
East  Horsley,  00.  Surrey,  was  one  of  the  severest  sufifercrs 
in  the  Royal  cause.    He  m.   Lady  Anne  Leke,  dau.   of 
Francis,  1st  Earl  of  Scarborough,  and  had,  with  daua., 
four  sons, 
Hbkrt,  of  Kdsteme,  in  Lincolnshire,  rsised  and  com- 
manded a  troop  of  horse  for  Jambs  II.     He  m.  Isc, 
Dorothy,  dau.  of  Vincent  Grantham,  Esq.  of  Ooltho,  co. 
Lincoln,  by  whom  he  had  a  son,  Christopher,  who  m. 
Jane,  dau.  of  Qeorge  Pitt,  Esq.  of  Strathfieldsaye  Hants, 
and  left  only  four  daus.   Henry  Hildvard  m.  2ndly.  Elizxr 
beth,  dau.  of  John  Hilder,  Esq.,  and  bad  by  her,  Francis, 
Thomas,  and  Michael. 
Charies. 

Edward,  of  the  Inner  Tempfe,  barrister-at-law.  d.  9.  f. 
Philip,  of  whose  descendants  we  have  to  treat. 
The  4th  son, 

Phiup  Hildtard,  Esq.  of  East  Horsley,  00.  Siirrey,  one 
of  the  chamberiains  of  the  Bxohequer.  m.  Elisabeth,  dan. 
of  Sir  Francis  Vincent,  Bart,  of  Stoke  Dabemon ;  and  dyin^ 
in  1693,  was  buried  in  the  TMnple  Church.    His  rider  son, 

Hkmrt  Hildtard,  Esq  of  Ooxhill,  00.  lixtooln,  aw 
Frances,  Snd  dau.  and  oo-beir  of  Wllham  Long,  Esq.,  and 
was  father  of  two  sons,  Henry  Hildyard.  and 

William  Hildtard,  Esq.  of  Great  Grimsby,  who  m.  in 
1701,  Frances,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Whichoote,  rMtt.r 
of  Sootton  and  Sootter,  00.  linooln,  and  his  son, 

Thk  Rev.  William  Hildtard,  rector  of  Winestead,  6. 
6  July,  1762 ;  m.  12  Deo.  1793,  Catherine,  3rd  dan.  of  Isle 
Grant,  Esq.  of  Ruckland,  co.  Lincoln,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
1865)  had  issue. 
William,  in  holy  orders,  now  rector  of  Market  Deeping. 
John,  barrister-at-law,  recorder  of  Stamford.  Qranthain. 
and  Leioester,  m.  e  Nov.  1834,  Jane,  2ud  dau.  of  Lord 
John  Townshend,  of  Balls  Park,  co.  Hertford,  and  d. 
IS  Feb.  IB^. 

Robert-Charle^  Q.C.,  A.M..  M.P.  for  Whitehaven,  b.  1800. 
Honry,  a  merchant  at  Rio  de  Janeiro,  6.  1801. 
Frederick,  rector  of  Swaninffton,  00.  Norfolk,  m.  9  Jiily, 
1-40,  Lietitia,  only  dau.  of  John  Shore,  Esq.  of  Guilford 
Street,  Loudon,  and  has  one  son  and  two  daua. 
Horatio-J-amuel,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Loflu;\  00.  York. 
Francis,  barrister-at-law,  d.  May,  1846. 
James,  B.D.,  of  lugoldsby  Rectory,  near  Grantham,  J.P., 
6.  11  April,  1809;  m.  19  Aug.  1847.   Kllza- Matilda,  only 
dau.  of  George  Rinderioy.  Esa.  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  and  has 
two  surviving  daus..  N  on -Catharine  and  Evelyn-MatHda. 
Richard,  rector  of  Winwtead,  6.  6  March,  1811. 
Alexander- Grant,   in  holy  orders,    curate  nt    Holt  and 
liluston,  CO.  LoicoBter.   m.  12  June,  1851,  and  has  two 
sons.  Gkorob  and  Robert 
Catherine-Frances.  Charlotte. 

Arm*—Az.,  three  mullet^  or. 

Cr«<— OriginaUy,  a  reindeer,  ppr. ;  mibsoquently,  a  cock, 
sa.,  beaked,  legged,  and  wattled,  gu. 

.„.....,  joogle 


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HILDYARD  OF  FLINTHAM  HALL. 

Thoroton-Hildyard.  Thomas-Blaokborne,  Esq. 
of  Flintham  Hall,  co.  Nottiugham,  J.P.,  and  formerly 
M.P.  for  SouMi  Notts,  6.  8  April,  1821;  m.  3  May, 
1842,  Anne-Mai^garet,  second  dati.  of  Colonel  Roch- 
fort,  of  Clogrenane,  co.  Carlow,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Thomab-Dlackborkb  Thoroton.  b.  10  March,  1843. 

n.  Robert-Charles  Thoroton,  6.  8  Nov.  1844. 

III.  Hemy-Johu  Thoroton,  b.  5  July,  1846. 

ILClICaff?. — Sre  RoBEBT-D'AacT  Hnj>TARD,  4th  bart. 
of  Pattrlngton,  lineiliy  desoeuded  from  Sir  Robert  Hild- 
yard,  the  3rd  son  of  Sir  Christopher  HUdyird,  of  Wine- 
stead  (tee  prewling  memoir),  sei-red  as  high -sheriff  of 
Yorkshire  in  1788.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward 
Dering,  Bart,  of  Suirenden-Dering,  but  d.  i.  p.  6  Nov. 
1814.  when  the  baronetcy  became  extinct.  The  estates  and 
representation  of  the  £uuily  devolved  on  Sir  Robert's  niece 
and  heiress, 

Akxe-Catbsrinb  Whyte  (dau.  of  James  Whyte,  Esq., 
and  Anne-Catheriiie  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Hildyard, 
3rd  bart.,  M.P ,  by  Maria-Citherine,  his  wife,  only  child  of 
Henry  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  Sedbury),  who  m.  Thomas-Black- 
BORMB  Thoroton,  Esq.,  who  assumed,  in  consequence,  the 
surname  and  arms  of  Hilotaro,  and  had  by  her, 

Thomas  Blackbornb,  now  of  Flintham. 

Robert- D'Arcy.  Henry-Charles. 

Johu-Oeorge-Bowes. 

Anne-Catharine,  deceased.  Mary- Anns. 

EUaabeth,  m.  17  March,  1841,  to  Sir  John-Charlss  Thorokl, 
Bart. 

Esther-Sophia. 

Colonel  Hildyard  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present 
THOMAS-BLAOKBORmt  Thoboton-Hildyabd,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of 
Flintham  Hall. 

.!<  rm*— HiLDTARO  and  Thorotov.  quarterly. 
CrefU—lBt,  HiLDTARD ;  2nd  Thoroton. 
£aal— FUntbam  Hall,  near  Newazk. 


HILL  OF  DONERAILR 

Hill,  Arundel,  Esq.  of  Graig,  near  Doneraile,  co. 
Cork,  6.  in  1801;  m.  Thomasine,  4th  dau.  of  the 
late  Sir  James-Laurence  Ck)tter,  of  Roekforest^  Bart., 
(tee  Baronetage)  and  has  issue, 

I.  Jaius,  his  heir. 

n.  Arundel,  in  holy  orders,  of  Fermoy,  oo.  Cork. 

nx.  WUliam,  an  officer  in  the  army. 

Mr.  Hill  8.  to  the  representation  of  the  fomily,  on 
the  decease  of  his  fatiier,  the  late  James  Hill,  Esq. 
of  Graig,  25  Sept.  1850. 

Htnexge.— The  family  of  Hill,  of  Doneraile,  is  derived 
lineiUy  from  the  Featherstone*  branch  of  the  Hills,  or 
Hylls,  of  Littlepipe,  co.  Stafford,  and  was  established  in 
Ireland  at  the  period  of  the  Commonwealth.  At  first  they 
fixed  themselves  at  Kilmalloclc,  oo.  Limerick  (in  the  old 
abbey  of  which  many  monuments  of  the  house  may  be 
found),  and  thence,  a  century  afterwards,  removed  to 
Doncndle,  in  the  co.  of  Cork,  where  they  have  since 
flourished. 

WuLUAM  Hill,  of  Featherstone,  co.  Stafford,  Esq.,  b. 
circa  1680;  m.  circa  1610,  Miss  Judith  Taylor,  of  Win- 
chester, eUIed  for  her  unrivilled  loveliness  "The  Phesnix 
of  Winchester,"  by  whom  he  was  father  of 

William  Hill,  captain  of  cavalry  in  Cromwell's  army 
before  Chester.  He  went  to  Ireland  along  with  the  parlia- 
mentary forces,  and  bore  an  active  part  in  the  campaigns  of 
the  Protector.  He  m.  circa  1652,  Catherine,  dau.  and  sole 
heiress  of  the  Eev.  Henry  C«»yne,  of  a  Staffordshire  family, 
ricar  of  tho  collegiate  church  of  Kilmailock,  co.  limerick ; 
and  by  this  lady  obtained  several  fee-simple  estates  in,  or 
near  to,  Kilmailock,  which,  at  his  death  in  160S,  he  left 
to  his  only  sn, 

Wiluam  Hill,  Esq.  of  Kilmailock.  who  m.  circa  16S6, 
Anne,  daiu  of  Arundel  Coke,  or  Cooke,  Esq.  of  the  co. 
Suff.jlk.  By  tills  lady,  who  d.  in  1729,  he  hod  six  sons 
and  three  daus.. 


*  Another  of  their  seats  was  Sheustone  Castle,  in  the  same 
shire.     The  heiress  of  Shenatone,  Eli»abeth  Uill,  d.  in  1743. 
She  had  in.  John  Egerton,  Esq.  of  Tatton  Park,  from  whom 
thj  present  William-Tatton  ]%erton,  Esq.  of  Tatton. 
559 


I.  William,  who  m.  in  1718,  and  d.  in  1739,  leaving  an 
only  djiu.,  Margaret,  who  m.  —  Lee,  Esq.,  co.  Clare,  but 
had  no  issue.  Un  her  father's  decease,  in  1739,  Mrs.  Lee 
assumed  the  family  estates ;  but  when  the  next  btx>ther 
Thomas'  son  (WiUiamX  came  of  age,  he  oummenced  a 
suit  against  her,  and  recovered  them. 

II.  Thomas,  >«.  14  March,  1719,  Margaret,  dau.  of  John 
Davenport,  Esq.  of  Bnnis ;  and  d.  in  1740,  leaving  a  son, 
in  minority, 

Willum  Hill,  m.  1st,  Aphra,  sister  of  the  late  John 

Crone,  Esq.  of  Doneriiile,  and  by  her  had  an  only  child, 

Aphra,  who  m.  —  Gregg.  Esq.  of  Bnnis,  barrister-at- 

law,  and  had  one  child,  Aphra  Gregg,  who  d.  unm.    He 

m.   2ndly,   Isabella   dati.   of  John  Qibbings,    Esq.  of 

Gibbings  Grove,  co.  Limerick  (by  Anne,  bis  wife,  dau. 

of  Robert  Conran,  Esq.);  and  Dy  this  marriage  had 

two  sons,  Thomas,  6.  in  1739;  d,  unm.  at  Cove,  now 

Queenstown,  oo.  Cork,  5  Sept  1818 ;  Dowues,  d,  uma. 

in  1781 ;  and  a  dau.,  Anne,  who  d.  young.    Mr.  Hill  d, 

intestate,  in  1768. 

in.  Richard,  m.  Miss  Sarah  Davenport;  and,  dyiug  in 

1747,  left  a  son,  William,  who  d.  in  1793,  leaving  a  sun, 

William,  who  was  accidentally  shot,  in  Oct.    1816,   at 

Pallaskeniy,  co.  Limerick,  by  a  seijeant  of  the  74th  rogt. 

IV.  Akundel,  of  whom  presently. 

V.  James,  m.  Miss  Baldwin,  of  the  Queen's  co.,  and  had 
a  dau.  Anne,  who  was  m.  to  Thomas  Morton.  Esti.  of 
Castletown,  in  said  co.  She  d.  t.  ».,  in  widowhood,  at 
Clonmel,  hi  July.  1816. 

▼1.  Samuel,  of  Pallaskenry,  co.  limerick,  m.  Miss  Lucas, 

of  Ballingaddy,  co.  Clare,  sister  of  the  well-known  Dr. 

Lucas,  M.P.  for  Dublin,  and  had  an  only  son, 

Oeobok  Hill,  of  Pallaskenry,  who  m.  Agnes,  dau.  of 

the  Rev.  Philip  Gayer,  of  Ballingrane ;  and  by  this 

lady,  who  d.  in  1817,  he,  dying  in  1791,  had  issue, 

1  Samuel  Hill,  who  went  to  Harrisbuigh,  America, 
in  1787  or  1788,  and  d.  there. 

2  Thomas,  of  Mount  Pleasant,  co.  Limerick,  who  m. 
1st,  Catherine,  dau.  of— Pratt,  Esq.  of  Pallas,  by 
whom  he  had  a  dau.,  Catheriue.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Elii^beth  dau.  of  Thomas  Tydd,  Esq.  of  Cloghyddan, 
and  had  ftirther  issue,  Anindel,  of  Bolane  cottage, 
m.  Miss  Franklin,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Fraiikliu.  of 
Kildimo ;  Thomas,  now  of  Mount  Pleasant,  m.  Miss 
Hawkshaw;  Geoige,  of  Limerick  ;  and  four  daua 

5  WiUiam. 

4  Arundel,  m.  Miss  Bold,  by  whom  he  had  a  son,  in 
holy  orders,  resident  in  America. 

6  Richard,  tn.  Miss  Watson,  of  the  city  of  Limerick. 
6  Rowland,  d.  unm.  7  Charles,  d.  wim. 

1  Margiu^  ta.  to  Mr.  Bull,  of  Silvemdnes. 

2  Mary,  m. 

8  Catherine,  m. 

4  Anne,  fa.  —  Ryan,  Esq.  6  Agnes,  d.  «nin. 

I;  ^?Jfwn*  I  Alive  in  1718,  and  then  menUoned  In 
ili.^:;^')      their  father';  wilL 

Mr.  Hill's  last  will  beirs  date  19  Dec.  1717,  and  his  decease 
followed  soon  after.    His  fourth  son,  whose  line  we  foUow, 

WIS 

Abundbl  Hill,  Esq.  of  Doneraile,  co.  Cork,  b.  in  1694;  m. 
Mary,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  James  Collins,  Esq.  of  Bosket, 
CO.  Limerick,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons, 

AaiTNnKL,  his  heir. 

James,  an  officer  in  the  8rd  dragoon  guards ;  d.  «.  p.  in 
1800  or  1801. 
He  d.  at  Doneriile  6  Feb.  1780,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son. 

ARUKnKL  Hill,  Esq.  of  Doneraile,  6.  in  Sept.  1739 ;  m. 
1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Crone,  Esq.  (by  his  wife,  Mary 
Armstead,  who  had  been  previously  m.  to  Dr.  Richard 
Creagh,  of  Newmarket,  oo.  Cork,  .and  had  by  that  union 
a  son,  William  Creigb,  and  a  dau.,  Sarah,  m.  to  Johw- 
Philpot  Cubrav,  Esq.,  the  distinguished  advocate):  by 
her  he  had, 

Jambs,  his  hoir.  Arundel,  d.  in  childhood. 

Anne,  d.  youug. 
His  wife  dying,   Nov.  1774,  Mr.  HiU  m.  2ndly,  in  1776, 
Helen,  dm.  of  Garret  Nagle,  Esq.  of  Ballyduffe,  or  Shan- 
ballyduffe,  co.  Cork ;  and  by  her,  who  d.  22  May,  1830,  ho 
had  further  issue, 

I.  Arundel,  of  Cloheen  House,  co.  Cork,  lieut.-col.  of  the 
South  Cork  mUitia,  and  for  many  years  a  magtstrate  of 
thecountv,  6.  12  Dec.  1777;  »«•  *»!"»«' «?»^',^"i,^^ 
Captain  fiiggell,  6Srd  regt. ;  and,  dying  28  March.  IWO, 
had  issue  three  daus., 

1  Helen. 

2  Susan- Maria,  rf.  unm.  in  Doc.  1827. 
8  Murgiiret-Anne. 

II.  WUliam,  of  Dounybrt>ok,  b.  12  Dec.  1780;  m.  Eh^^ 
dau.  ol  WilUam  Parker,  Esq.  of  Lauwlowne,  co.  Tap- 
pCTn.7 ;  and,  dying  27  April,  1847,  had  issue, 

1  Arundel,  now  of  Donnybrook,  »i.  ^8ept^l844.  BU«i. 
beth-Geoivina,   dau.  of  Jonas  Stawell,   Esq.    of   Old 
cSit,^w!^)rk  (by  his  wife,  Anna,  dau.  of  Uxo  Hon. 
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H  I  L 

tnd   Right  Rev.   William   FoatOT.    D.D.,   bishop   of 

Clogher,  brother  of  John,  Lord  Oriel  and  Ferrard)^ 

and  has  issue,  William ;  Anne-Letitia. 
2  William,  who  was  murdered  by  the  Moors  near  Cape 

Spartel,  on  the  AMoan  shore.  20  March,  1830.    (Bee 

'*  United  Service  Journal^'*  vol  iL,  1830,  pp.  86-S7.) 
8  James,  now  of  Dublin. 
4  Matthew-Franks,  d.  in  childhood. 
1  Alicia,  d.  imm.  2  Helen,  d.  unm, 

8  Emma,  d,  unm.  in  London,  in  1830. 
4  Eli£a,d.«im. 
b  Anne,  m.  June,    18M.    to   Robert  Wilson,   Bsq.  of 

Richmond,  near  Monkstown,  Dublin,  and  has  issae 

two  daus. 

0  Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mark  Clarke^  rector  of  Shranell, 
oo.  Tippenury.    He  d.  at  Kllkie,  oo.  dare.  6  Sept.  1848. 

III.  Thomas,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  h.  28  Dea  1779;  d.  vnm. 
at  Tipperary.  21  May,  1813. 

IV.  St.  Lecer,  captain  of  the  12th  lanceni,  and  previously 
of  the  3rd  dragoon-ffuarda,  6.  8  8ept.  1782;  m.  Catherine^ 
dau.  of  the  late  John  Nugent.  Esq.  (whose  sister.  Jane> 
Mary  Nugeut.  became  the  wife  of  the  statesman,  Edmund 
BuBu),  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

1  Arundel-Edmund,  capt  of  the  89th  regt.,  slain  before 
Sobastopol,  26  March,  1855. 

1  Lucy-Nugent,  d.  unm.  of  consumption,  at  Richmond, 
Surrey,  15  Sept  1853. 

T.  Richard  of  Doneraile,  a  magistrate  for  the  oo.  Cork, 
b.  20  Sept  1791 ;  d.  imm.  at  his  residence  in  Doneraile^ 
18  Jan.  1845. 

n.  Samuel,  b.  16  June,  1794;  d.  1  April,  1806. 

I.  Maria-Nagle  Hill,  b.  20  April,  1781 ;  d.  wtm.  at  Done- 
raile. 6  Jan.  1845. 

II.  Helen,  b.  4  Aug.  1786;  m.  38  Jan.  1816,  to  Matthew 
Hsyman,  Esq.  of  South  Abbey,  Toughal  (tee  that/amilp). 

ni.  LuCT^-Anne,  6.  8  Dec.  1787;  m.  to  Launcelot-James 
Kiffgclf,  Esq.  of  Birchwood,  near  Tarbert,  co.  Limerick ; 
ana  <{.  17  March,  1844,  having  had  issue  (with  a  dau. 
d,  ininfimcy), 

1  Launoelot-John-Kiggell,  6.  14  June,  1829;  an  officer 
of  the  South  Cork  nnutia. 

IT.  Anne,  b.  8  March,  1789 ;  m.  9  June,  1810,  to  Captain 
Henderson  Boyle,  of  the  Londonderry  militia ;  and  by 
him,  who  d.  9  Jan.  1845,  in  his  57th  year,  she,  dying 
8  March,  1836,  has  issue, 
1  James-Boyle,  C.E. 

1  Helen,  ta.  to  A.-C.  Montgomery,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

2  Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Samuel  Twigg,  of  Magherafelt, 
and  has  issue. 

8  Lucy-Maria-Elizabeth,  m.  21  Dec.  1847,  to  John-Stuart 
Veeey,  Esq.,  M.D.,  son  of  the  late  t<ev.  Thomas- 
Agmondisham  Vesey,  rector  of  Magherafelt,  and  has 
i^e. 

Mr.  Hill  d.  at  Doneraile,  17  Oct.  1820  (his  last  wiU  bears 
date  21  Oct.  1813X  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JjLMBs  Hill,  Esq.  of  Oraig,  co.  Cork,  b.  9  Nov.  1771 ;  m. 
in  1800,  Mary,  dau.  of  Hugh  Noroott,  Esq.  of  Cork,  and  by 
her,  who  d,  7  Nov.  1844,  had  issue, 
L  Abundbl.  the  present  representative. 
n.  Hugh,  of  the  Inner  Temple, Q.C. ;  in.  Audriah,  dau.  of 
CoL  Webb,  of  London,  and  nas  issue, 
1  Donald.  2  Eardley. 

in.  James,  m.  1st,  «.  p.  Margaret,  dau.  of  the  late  John 
Nugent  Esq.  of  London ;  and  2ndly,  Elisabeth,  eldest 
daxi.  of  CharlesDeane  Oliver,  Esq.  of  Rockmills,  co. 
Cork,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 
1  Sarah.  2  Georgina. 

rv.  WUliam,  in  holy  orders,  minister  of  Trinity  Church, 
Leicester:  m.  1st,  Dorothea-Scott  dau.  of  Dr.  Lorraiue 
(M.D.X  of  Rothesay.  Isle  of  Bute,  and  by  her.  who  d.  in 
1841,  had  a  sou.  WiUiam.  He  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of 
—  Watts,  Esq.  of  Bramblehill,  co.  Devon. 

V.  Thomas,  d.  ttnm, 

VI.  Geoige,  m.  Anne  Watts,  sister  of  his  brother  William's 
wife, 

I.  Anne,  m.  to  Francis  Browne,  Esq.  of  Mount  Southwell, 
CO.  Limeridc  (ffrandsoo  of  the  Kev.  John  Browne,  of 
Daneepit  and  Mount  Browne,  who  in  1752,  m.  Meliora, 
dau.  of  the  Hon.  Col.  Southwell,  brother  of  Viscouht 
Southwell  (See  Bbowve  o/Clonboi/),  by  whom, 

1  Henry-SouthwdL  2  James. 

1  Frances.  2  Mary. 

II.  Mary,  m.  John-Hastings  Otw^,  Esq.  of  Leeson  Street, 
Dublin,  barrister-at-law,  and  Q.C.  ;  and  has  issue, 

1  Onear.  2  John-Hastings. 

1  Mary.  2  Elizabeth.  8  Frances. 

iiL  Sarah,  m.  8  Feb.  1842.  to  Oeor|:e  Chattertou,  Esq.  of 
Ballinamought,  oo.  Cork,  and  has  issue, 
1  James. 
1  Anne.        2  Mary- Amelia,  d.  an  infant       8  Catherine. 

Mr.  Hill  d.  at  Devonshire  PUuse,  Youghal,  25  Sept.  1850; 
and  WIS  f.  by  his  eldest  son  and  heir,  Arundel  Hill,  Esq., 
nuw  of  Graig. 

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H  I  L 

ArrM—iCaatiTmed,  in  1560,  by  Bbr  Gilbert  Dethick, 
Garter.)  As.,  a  chevron,  between  three  fleurs-de-lis,  or,  a 
canton  of  the  last. 

Creal — A  lion,  rampant,  arg..  pierced  through  the  breast 
by  a  broken  qwar,  in  bend,  ppr.,  the  head  gutMe  de  aang. 

MoUo—Jfo  tentes,  aut  pco-fice. 

SeaU—Chcaig  and  Doonybrook,  near  Donenlle,  eo.  C<nlc. 


HILL  OF  GRESSENHALL  HALL. 

HiLi^  Johh-David-Hat,  of  Greesenhall  Hall,  co. 
Norfolk,  J.P.,  b.  26  Jtme,  1805;  m.  21  Nov.  1827, 
Mai^garet,  2Dd  dau.  of  E.-J.  Ck>llett,  Esq.  of  LodLers 
House,  Hemel  Hempsted,  Herts,  aud  niece  of  Richard 
Alsager,  Esq.,  late  ILP.  for  oo.  Surrey,  and  has  ifiBue, 

I.  Jobk-David-Hat.  n.  Alnger-Haj. 
III.  Reginnld'Haj. 

I.  Margaret  n.  JuUa-Hay. 

m.  Henrietta-Hay.  rv.  Florence-Haj. 

V  Maxy-Henrietta-Hay.  tl  Eliaabeth-Hay. 

Mr.  Hill  is  only  son  of  John  Hill,  Esq.,  by  Julia- 
Anna,  dau.  of  Lieut-CoL  David  Hay,  royal  artilleiy, 
and  grandson  of  John  Hill,  Esq.,  who  was  son  of 
another  John  Hill,  Esq. 

.^mM— Gu.,  two  bars,  erm.,  in  chief,  a  lion,  passant,  vg. 
Creit — ^A  boar's  head,  sa.,  in  the  mouth  a  trefoil,  slipped,  ppr. 
Motto— 9pt  labor  levis. 
fiMi— Gieasenhall  Hall,  near  East  Dereham,  ^oIfolk. 


HILL  OF  STALUNGTON  HALU 

Hill,  Richard-Clarke,  Esq.  of  Stallington  Hall, 
CO.  Stafibrd,  J.P.,  m.  in  1811,  Sarah,  dau.  of —  Bird, 
Esq.  of  Eyam,  in  Derbyshire,  by  whom  (who  d.  in 
1818)  he  had  two  daus.,  viz.,  Mary- Anne  and  Sarah. 

M^itltKflt* — This  fiimily  derives,  according  to  Nash, 
ftom  the  De  Montes  of  Castle  Morton,  in  the  pariah  of 
Longdon,  and  oo.  Woroester.  "  John  De  Monte,  2eth 
Edward  III.,  anno  1846,  held  lands  in  Oastle  Morton  'whkh 
Odo  de  Monte  lately  held,  and  the  heir  of  John  de  Monte, 
7th  HsKBY  YI.,  (1429,)  held  the  same  lands.  His  heirs,  the 
Hylls,  lived  in  this  Morton.  The  HyUs  before  this  were  in 
Hill-Cromb,  27th  Edward  I.  (ISM.^* 

Ahthoky  Hill,  Esq.  of  Pepperbill,  6.  28  Oct.  leoo,  (son 
of  William  Hill,  of  Peppertiill,  muster  master  for  Staffonl- 
shire,  by  Eliz  ibeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Ardeu,  Esq.,  and 
grandson  of  John  Hill,  Esq.  of  Castle  Morton,  an  officer  in 
the  army  of  King  Chari.cs  I.)  m.  8  July,  1710,  Catharine, 
dau.  of  Vtak.  Coyney,  Esq.,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 
Edward,  whose  elder  son,  Waltkr-William  Hill,  aasmned 
the  surname  of  Cotnkt,  ($ee  family  qf  CotketJ  and 
Richard,  of  whom  presently.    The  youngest  son, 

Richard  Hill,  Esq.,  6.  30  Maix^,  1729,  m.  Mary,  only 
daiL  and  heir  of  William  Clarke,  Gent,  of  Caverswall,  oo. 
Stafford,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1802,  he  had  an  only  son. 
Richard-Clarkb.  Mr.  Hill  purdiased  the  estate  and  man- 
sion of  Stallington  Hall,  and  dying  2  April,  1794,  was  ».  by 
his  son,  Richard-Clarxb  Hill,  Esq.  of  StalUngton  HalL 

Arm»—Sek.,  a  chevron,  or,  between  three  wildcats,  pssnsnt. 
guardant. 
Crair-iL  hawk,  ppr.,  with  bells  on  the  l^gs. 
fltol— Stallington  Hall,  oa  Btaflbrd. 


HILLS  OF  COLNE  PARK. 

Hills,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Cblne  Park,  oo.  Essex, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1856,  6.  16  Aug,  179«; 
m.  8  July,  1819,  Mary,  dau.  of  James  Cole,  Esq.  of 
Great  Holland,  Essex,  and  has  had  issue, 

Rohert-Astlr,  6.  8  Oct.  1821.  m.  S8  Oct  184«,  and  d.  S5 
Aug.  1855,  leaving  issue,  one  son  and  two  dsuis. 

Mary-Franoea,  m.  14  May,  1844,  to  the  Rev.  Jamos-Farr 
Reeve,  rector  of  Great  and  Little  Thomham,  Suffolk. 

HitKXSf  • — ^This  fiinily  claims  descent  from  a  younger 
branch  of  the  andent  house  of  Astley  of  Patahall. 

Thomas  Astlb,  Esq.,  Keeper  of  the  Records  in  tho  Tower 
of  London,  son  of  David  Astley,  Esq.,  and  grandson  of 
Thomas  Astley,  Esq.  of  Faude,  near  Tutbury,  m.  Auua- 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


H  I  N 

Maria,  dan.  and  lieir  of  tho  Rev.  PhOip  Momnt,  of  Col- 
chester, and  had  issue, 
L  Thomas,  of  Gosfleld  Hall,  co.  Bssez,  b.  SO  Jan.  1767, 
whose  dau.,  Louisa,  m.  Charles- Robert  Sperling,  Bsq.  of 
Etchinghanj  Lodges  Sussex. 
n.  Phiup.  of  whom  presently. 

III.  Rdward,  b.  4  Nov.  1770.  m.  in  1800,  Harriet,  dau.  of 
Nathaniel  Bateman,  of  the  dty  of  Gloucester,  and  d.  9.  p. 
S  June,  1816. 

TV.  George^  b,  27  Nor.  1778,  rear-admiral  of  the  Blue,  d.  in 
1830. 

T.  WilUam,  b.  15  Jan.  1776^  lieat  E.I.C.8.,  d.  at  Bombay, 
15  July,  1797. 

L  Mark,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Matthew  Blozham,  of  Ida  HiU 
Kent. 

II.  Chariotte^  d.  mm.  in  1826. 
The  2nd  son, 

Phiup  Astls.  Esq.  of  Colne  PArk.  co.  Essex,  b.  26  Jan. 
1768,  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Hills,  by  Rc^yal 
licence,  9  Jan.  1790,  in  eomplianoe  with  the  will  of  Michnel- 
Robert  Hills,  Esq.  of  Colne  Park.  He  m.  15  May,  1794. 
Frances,  dan.  of  the  Rer.  Thomas  Banks,  of  Wimbledon, 
Surrey,  and  had, 
L  Robert,  his  heir,  and  present  proprietor. 
L  Frances,  d.  22  fiqpt  1846. 

n.  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Henry  Downes^  Esq.  of  Colchester, 
capt  RN.    She  d,  $.  p.  in  1828.       ^ 
lu.  Harriet,  m.  to  Charles  HasetfDR^  Esq.  of  Borabam 
Manor,  Essex. 
IT.  Eleanor.  t.  Charlotte.  tl  Emma. 

TIL  Caroline,  m.  22  July,  1852;  to  Gharles  Meredith,  Esq. 
ofIinc<^*sInn. 
Mr.  Hills  d.  8  Aprfl,  1880. 

.^nM— <)uarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  erm..  on  a  {<M8^  sa.,  eastlev 
with  turrets,  ppr.,  for  Hills;  2ndly,  az.,  a  dnquefoil, 
I^eroed,  erm.,  a  label  of  three  points  throughout,  or,  for 
AsTLS ;  Srdly,  gu.,  on  a  ohev.,  axg.,  three  taibots,  passant* 
sa.,  for  MoRAirr. 

Cmf  Of  Hnxs,  a  castle,  as  in  the  arms ;  of  Actls,  on  a 
chapeau.  gu.,  turned  up,  erm.,  a  ducal  coronet,  with  cap, 
ppr.,  therefrom  imuant  a  plume  of  five  ostrich  feathers,  arg. 

JtfbMo— Fide  sed  eui  vide. 

Seat—Cohkb  Park,  near  Halstead,  oo.  Essex. 


HILTON  OF  PRESTON  HOUSK 

Hilton,  Giles,  Esq.  of  Preston  House,  co.  Kent, 
J.P.,  b.  in  1779;  m.  Ui,  in  1803,  Mary,  dau.  of  the 
late  John  Shepherd,  Esq.  of  Faversham ;  and,  2ndly, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  the  late  Captain  Waller,  RN.  Mr. 
Hilton  t.  the  late  Thomaa-Oibbe  Hilton,  Esq.  of 
Marshes  Selling.  The  family  claims  descent  from 
the  old  baronial  house  of  Hilton,  of  Hilton  Oastle, 
oo.  Durham. 

Arm»    Arg..  two  bars,  as. 

CrtM — (As  over  HUt«»n  Caatle)  Moseses  head  in  profile,  glo- 
rified, adorned  with  a  rich  diapered  mantle,  all  ppr. 
IfoMo— Tanq.  je  puis. 
Seat — Preston  House,  Faveraham. 


HINCKS  OF  BRECKENBROUGH. 

HnrcKS,  Thomas-Cowper,  Esq.  of  Breckenbrongh, 
North  Riding  of  York,  J.  P.,  M.A.,  barrister-at-law, 
&  17  Jan.  1788;  m.  17  Sept.  1835,  Marianne,  6th 
dau.  of  Henry-Percy  PuUeine,  Esq.  of  Crake  Hall, 
oo.  York,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Cowpxk,  6.  20  Aug.  1840. 

I.  Mary-Joanna.  ii.  Eliaabeth'Bsther. 

lu.  Maria.  it.  Henrietto-Pulleine. 

ILtntX0t. — ^William  Hnrcics,  Esq.,  an  alderman  of  the 
city  of  Chester  in  1643,  was  father  (by  his  first  wife,  a  dau. 
of  Jansan,  whom  he  married  in  1606)  of 

Edward  Hixcxs,  6.  16  June,  1617,  who  m.  in  1644,  Elisa- 
beth, dan.  of  —  Jones,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1666,  leaving,  with 
other  issue,  ao  eldest  son, 

Joseph  Hnrcxs,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1672,  Eunice,  dau.  of 
the  Bev.  Samuel  Slater,  and  d.  in  1680,  leaving  (with  two 
dans.,  Sarah  and  Elisabeth,)  two  sons,  Joseph,  the  elder, 
who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Ryder,  Esq.,  by  whom  ho  had  issue; 
and  the  younger, 

Edwabd  Hinoks,  Esq  ,  baptized  6  April,  1676,  m.  1st, 
in  1609,  Mary,  dau.  of  Robert  Sparke,  Esq.  of  Chester,  by 
whom  he  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  h£IT>.  gmndlathcr  of  the  late  Rev.  Thomas  Diz 
Hufcss,  of  BeUast. 

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H  I  N 

Mr.  Edward  Hiucks  m.  2Ddly.  Hannah,  dan.  of  Robexi 
Murrey,  Esq.,  alderman  of  Chester,  and  by  her  had,  with 
other  issue,  a  son.    The  secuud  sod, 

JoHV  Hnraxs,  Esq.  of  Chorlton,  eo.  Chester,  banker  in 
the  dty  of  Chester,  and  a  deputy-lieut.  fbr  the  oounty,  b. 
4  Dec  1716,  m.  10  Oct  1766,  Arbella,  second  dau.  and 
eveutually  sole  heir  of  Thomas  Cowper,  Esq.,  by  Esther, 
his  wife,  second  dau.  and  eventual  sole  heir  of  John 
Alleyne,  Esq.  of  Oreseley,  oo.  Derby,  and  granddau.  of 
Thomas  Cowper,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Chester  in  1607,  who  was 
second  son  (by  Elisabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Basker* 
vyle,  Esq.  of  Old  Withington,)  of  Thomas  Cowper,  Esq.  of 
Overleigh,  seventh  in  lineal  descent  from  Thomas  Cowper, 
page  of  honour  to  Prince  Arthur,  eldest  son  of  Kfaig 
HBffRT  YII.  By  this  lady,  Mr.  Hincks  left  at  his  decease, 
1  June,  1772,  (with  two  daus.,  Esther,  who  d.  unm.,  and 
Arbella,  who  d.  young,)  a  son, 

Thomas-Cowpkr  Hinoks,  Esq.,  D.L.,  of  Marefield,  co.  Lei- 
cester, and  of  Mancetter  and  Baddesky,  oo.  Warwick,  capt. 
in  the  King's  dragoon-guards,  b.  6  Jan.  1768,  who  m.  16  Jan. 
1787,  Joanna,  eldest  dau.  of  Colonel  Roger  Morris,  of  Toik, 
one  of  H.  M.  oounoil  for  New  York,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
80  Deo.  1822)  had  issue, 
Thomas-Cowpkb,  of  Breckenbrough. 
John,  of  Huntington,  co.  Chester,  6. 4  Jan.  1780,  capt  royal 
art.,  resident  at  Cowling  Hall,  near  Bedale,  m.  31  Blay, 
1826^  Henrietta  second  dau.  of  Henry-Percy  PuUeine, 
Esq.  of  Crake  Hall,  in  Yoikshixv,  and  d.  14  Oct.  1842. 
Mr.  Hfaioks  d.  4  March,  1810. 

Amu—QvL.,  a  lion,  rampant,  erm.,  within  an  orie  of 
bezants  and  plates  alternately,  quartering  Cowper,  Allsyni^ 
Callts,  Ac 

Creat — A  demi-lion,  go.,  guttte  de  lormes,  gorged  with  a 
collar,  dancettte,  arg.,  the  sinister  paw  resting  on  an  annulet^ 
or. 

Motto— In  cmoe  et  lochiymia  spes  ftrt. 

Seo^— Breckenbrou^  co.  Yoric. 


HINDE  OF  ACTON  HOUSE. 

HoDQSON-HiNDE,  JoHN,  Esq.  of  Stella  Hall  and 
Acton  House,  in  Northumberland,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
high -sheriff  1849,  M.P.  for  Newcastle-ou-T^ne,  in 
seven  parliaments,  b.  30  July,  1806;  m.  31  Jan. 
1833,  Isabella,  eldest  duu.  and  oo-heir  of  the  late 
Anthony  Compton,  Esq.  of  Ou-ham  Hall,  in  North- 
umberland, assumed  by  sign-manual,  in  1836,  in 
compliance  with  the  testamentary  injunction  of 
of  Miss  Elisabeth-Archer  Hinde,  the  additional  sur- 
name of  HiMDB. 

ILttUag[0. — ^The  earliest  notice  which  we  hare  of  the 
family  of  Hodgson,  is  in  the  records  of  the  town  of  New- 
castle, in  the  raign  of  EnwABO  I.  John  Hodgson  was  one 
of  the  bailiflb  of  that  town  in  1276,  and  served  the  office  of 
mayor  in  1278,  1280,  and  1881 ;  in  the  last  year  he  was 
knighted.  Riobard  Hodgson,  his  son,  was  twice  boilifl;  in 
1281  and  1388. 

TnoMAS  HoDOsov,  with  whom  a  oonoected  pedigree 
must  commence,  was  6,  in  1434,  and  ».  to  the  estates  of 
CoUieilsy  and  Biermon  on  thQ  death  of  his  mother,  Johanna, 
dau.  and  hdress  of  John  de  Gilford.    He  had  a  son, 

HuoH  Hoooson,  who  $.  his  father  in  1606,  and  d.  in 
1608,  leaYing  two  sons,  OsoBOS  (for  whose  descendants  see 
Surtees*  Durham,  yoL  ii.)  and 

WiLUAM  HoDOsoif,  who  had  two  sons,  William  and 
Obobqs.    He  d.  before  1666.    His  second  son, 

OsoRQK  HoDOBOM,  living  in  1690,  had  a  son, 

William  Hoooson,  who  was  one  of  the  lessees,  with  Sir 
William  Riddell  and  others,  of  the  manors  of  Gateshead  and 
Whickham,  held  under  the  crown  in  trust  for  the  corpora- 
tion of  Newcastle,  a.d.  1600 ;  m.  Agnes,  widow  of  John 
Harrison,  Esq,,  and  had  four  sons,  Riobard,  Gbobob, 
Samuel,  and  Henxy.     The  second, 

Gbobos  HoDOson,  t.  to  the  property  of  his  brother 
Richard,  on  the  death  of  the  latter  in  1640.  He  d.  in  1060, 
leaving  by  Jane  his  wife,  a  son, 

LuKs  HoDOsoK,  Esq.,  who  d,  bx  1601,  leaving  by  his 
wife  Susan,  tliree  sons,  Luke,  a  physician  in  Newcastle ; 
Samuel,  a  merchant  in  tho  some  place ;  and  JoHV.  The 
youngest, 

JoBN  HoDOSOS,  Esq.,  was  fietther  of 

Thomas  Hodoson,  Esq.,  who,  by  his  wife  Mary,  bad  a  son 
JoHH,  and  two  daus.,  Jane,  d.  23  March,  1707,  and  Mary  d. 
6  Sept.  1769.  both  unm.    The  only  son, 

Joan  Hodoson,   Esq.,  m.  Anne,  only  child  of  James 


H  I  N 


HIP 


Appleby,  Esq.  of  Askerbon.  co.  Cumberland,  (eldest  son  of 
Joseph  Appleby,  Esq.  of  Kirklinton,  in  the  a^nie  shire,  by 
Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  and  ultimately  sol©  heiress  of  Henry 
I).\cre,  Esq.  of  lionercost  Abbey,)  and  by  this  lady,  who  d. 
28  Hay,  1773,  had  issue.  Mr.  Hodgson  d.  4  Noy.  174»,  and 
was  «.  by  his  son, 

John  Hodosom,  Esq.,  whom.  S4  July,  1778,  Alice,  dan 
of  Thomas  Wilkinson,  Esq.  of  Walbottle,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
27  July,  1832,  left  at  his  decease,  IS  Aug.  1781,  an  only  son, 

John  Hodgson,  Esq.  of  Elswick,  who  m.  8  Mny,  1803, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Richard  Huntley,  Esq.  of  Friarside,  co. 
Durham,  and  had 


John,  now  of  Acton  House. 

Richard,  b.  1  April,  1812,  for  some  time  M.P.  for  the 
borough  of  Berwick,  m.  Catherine-Monypenny,  second 
dau.  auod  co-heir  of  the  late  Anthony  Compton,  Esq.  of 
Carham  Hall,  and  has  one  dau. 

Thomas,  J. P..  6.  3  Oct  1814,  m.  Harianne,  second  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  J.-T.  Huntley,  vicar  of  Kimbolton,  and  rector  of 
Swineehead,  Huntingdonshire,  and  has  issue. 

Sarah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  W.-C.  Ring,  vicar  of  Norham. 

Alice.  Anne-Jane,  d.  7  March,  1826.  Mary. 

Mr.  Hodgson  d,  12  July,  1820. 

Amu'-Teir  chev.,  embattled,  or  and  so.,  three  martlets, 
counterchanged. 

Crfst — On  a  rock  a  dove,  as.,  winged,  or,  in  the  beak  an 
olive-branch,  ppr. 

Motto — MLseris  succurrere  disco. 

SeaU — Acton  House,  and  Stella  Hall,  Northumberland. 


KINGSTON  OF  HOLBETON. 
HiNOSTON,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Holbeton  and  Dod- 
brooke  House,  co.  Devon,  o.  6  May,  1788;  m.  8  Sept 
1825,  Elizabeth-Talwin,  dau.  of  James  Ken  way,  Elaq. 
of  Bridport,  and  has  Burviving  issue, 
Josephine,  m.  1851,  Robert  Dymond,  Esq.  of  Exeter,  and 
hiis  issue. 

^.itltHQt* — Andrew  Hinoston,  Esq.  of  Scotscombe,  in 
the  parish  of  Holbeton,  son  of  Waltsr  Hinoston,  who  d. 
in  1027,  and  grandson  of  Andrew  Hinoston,  m.  in  1623, 
Grace  Hingston,  of  Ringmore,  and  d.  in  1643,  having  had 
by  her,  who  d.  in  1675,  with  a  dau.  Jane,  five  sons.  i.  Walter, 
6.  in  1624,  m.  in  1652,  Sarah  Rowe,  and  d.  in  1684 ; 
II.  James,  of  whom  presently ;  iii.  Josias,  b.  in  1631 ; 
IV.  Abel,  b.  in  1037,  d.  in  1676;  and  v.  William.  The 
second  son, 

Jamks  Hinoston,  &.  in  1626 ;  d.  in  1650.  leaving,  by  Alice 
his  wife,  (with  a  younger  son,  Andrew,  b.  In  1659,)  an  eider 
son, 

Jamis  Hinoston,  Esq.,  6.  in  1654,  who  d.  in  1738,  leaving 
a  son  and  heir, 

James  Hino8TO?»,  Esq.  of  Hobleton,  who  m.  1st,  Anne 
Rowe  ;  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth  Brooking,  and  by  the  latter, 
who  d.  in  1746,  had  (with  a  dau.  Sarah,  m.  to  William  Hele) 
an  only  S(»n, 

John  Hinoston,  Esq.  of  Kingsbridge,  co.  Devon,  6.  in 
1737,  who  m.  1st,  in  1760,  Richel,  dau.  of  Oeoige  Fox,  Esq. 
of  Par,  CO.  Cornwall ;  she  d.  the  following  year  i.  p.  He 
m.  2udly.  in  176:^,  Rachel,  dau.  of  Joseph  Culiier,  Esq.  of 
Plymouth,  and  Dor<.»thy  his  wife,  and  by  this  ladyh\d  (with 
a  dau.  Dorothy,  m.  to  Robert  Were  Fox,  Esq.),  a  son, 

Joseph  Hinoston,  Fisq.  of  Dodbrooke,  co.  Devon,  b.  in 
1764,  who  m.  22  Nov.  1785,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Joseph  Bail,  Esq. 
of  Bridgewater,  and  by  her,  whod.  in  1790,  had  issue, 

Joseph,  of  Dodbrooke  House. 

Sarah-Ball,  m.  in  1805,  to  Walter  Prideanx,  Esq.  son  of 

Oeoiige  Prideaux,  Esq.  of  IQngsbridge,  and  by  him  (who 

d.  24  June,  18  i2)  had  numerous  issue. 

Mr.  Kingston  m.  2ndly,  in  1796,  Catherine-Phillips,  dau.  of 
Joseph  Tregeiles,  of  Falmouth,  and  by  her  also  hi*d  issue, 
Froderick-Colher.  5.  in  1803,  d.  in  1810. 
Charles,  6.  in  1805,  M.D.,  of  Plymouth,  m.  lat,  in  1830, 
Mary,  dau.  of  George  Braithwaite,  Ek*q.  of  Kendal,  co. 
Westmoreland,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1833)  had  issue  two 
dans.,  Mai-iaune.  and  Georgina  Braithwaite,  wlio  d.  1854. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1837,  Louisa- Jaue,  dau.  of  Sir  William- 
Geor>jo  Parker,  Bai-t,  capt  R.N.,  and  by  her  has  issue, 
1  Charles  Albert ;  2  Ernest- Allison  ;  1  Louisa ;  2  Charlotte- 
Parker  ;  3  Fauny-Catheriue ;  4  Clara-Gertrude ;  5  Sophia- 
Elizabeth. 

Alfred,  of  Plymouth  and  Marsh  House,  co.  Devon,  b.  in 
1807;  m.  in  1831.  Mary,  dau.  of  James  Barton  Nottixge, 
Esq.  of  Lincvster,  and  has  issue,  1  Alfred  Nottoge; 
1 J  cwcph-TrcgoUes  ;  3  Frederick  Collier ;  4  George  ;  5 
AuTiirttus;  1  Jane-Catherine  ;  2  Mary-EIizabcth,  d.  1851 ; 
3  Esther  XT.a  f;faret ;  4  Emma-Rachel ;  5  Rosetta. 
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Catherine-TregeUes,  m.  in  1829,  to  William  Browne,  son  of 

John  Browne,  Esq.  of  Longbame,  co.  Devon. 
Rachel-Collier,  m.  in  1819,  to  George,  son  of  Edward  Fox, 

of  Wadebridge,  co.  Cornwall,  and  has  numerous  issue. 
Susanna- Anna. 
Sophia-Price,  m.  in  1836,  to  Alfred  Gilkes,  son  of  Benjamin 

Gilkes.  Esq.  of  London. 
Louisa-Ellen,  m.  in  1836,  to  Gilbert  Oilkes,  another  son  of 

Benjamin  Oilkes,  Esq.  of  London. 

Mr.  Hingston  d.  80  April,  1885. 

Armt—QvLf  an  arm  in  armour,  ppr.,  holding  a  Danish 
battle-axe,  arg. 

Cre$t — A  hind's  head,  couped,  or  holding  in  the  mouth  a 
holly  slip,  ppr. 

<Sta(— Dodbrooke  House,  Devonshire. 


HIPPISLEY  OF  STONEASTON. 

HiPPiSLET,  John,  Esq.,  F.R.8.,  F.ILA,S.,  of  Ston- 
easton,  co.  Somerset,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  hig^-Bheriff  1856, 
b.  29  Oct.  1804 ;  m.  Ist,  19  May,  1830,  Anne-Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  the  Kev.  Thomas  Clare,  rector  of  St. 
Andrews,  and  by  her  had  issiie, 

I.  John,  6.  13  March,  1832. 

II.  Heniy-Edward,  6.  8  Sept.  1838. 

III.  Clare-Robert,  6.  2  July,  1842. 

I.  Anne-Catherine.  n.  Charlotte-Mary. 

He  m.  2ndly,  1  Aug.  1843,  Geoi^giana,  dau.  of  the 
late  Rev.  John  Dolphin,  rector  of  Wakes  Colue  and 
Pedmarsh,  Essex,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Frederic-Thomas,  6.  28  April,  1847. 

II.  Richard-Lionel,  6.  2  July,  1853. 

I.  Martha-Sybil.  ii.  Geoxgiana. 

S^tn^aitC.— The  fimiily  tradition  holds  that  the  chief 
part  of  the  Somersetshire  estates  were  given  to  Bi<^>rd 
Hippisley  by  Johk  of  Oauirr ;  and  an  ancient  pirchnMnt 
pedigree  is  headed  with  the  following  liiyme,  purporting 
to  be  the  form  of  grant  of  several  manors  therein  named : — 

"  I.  John  a  Gaunt,  do  iriv«  and  urant  unto  Kich  ird  Hippia>y. 
All  the  mannerH  he-  Hn  named,  «»  I  think  in  number  »evfn. 
To  be  as  firm  to  be  thine,**  erer  they  were  mine,  firom  Uearen  ahore 

to  Hell  below. 
And  to  oonfirm  the  truth,  I  seal  it  with  my  sreat  tootli.  the  wax 
In  doe. 
Btone  Caaton,  Camley,  Wakam,  Taddlhoase,  Braakcrt  Charde.  Hlaton. 
Bluet." 

According  to  Collinaon's  SomtneUhire^  the  manor  of  Ston 
Easton  was  granted  at  the  dissolution  of  the  monasterios, 
80  Hbnrv  VIII.,  to  John  Hippiauev,  the  lineal  dosoendmt 
of  the  Richard  Hippisley  of  the  rhyming  grant.    This 

John  Hippisley,  Esq.  of  SU>n  F/ut  *n,  in  Somersetfihire, 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  J.  Fluwre,  and  had  issue, 

I.  John,  his  heir. 

II.  William,  who  d.  in  1630,  leaving  three  sons,  via., 

1  Thomas,  who  d.  in  1640,  leaviuff  issue. 

2  Richard,  captain  of  Standgate  Castle. 

8  John  (Sir),  nmger  of  Bushe^  Park,  who,  on  the  break- 
ing out  ot  the  civU  wars,  sided  with  the  paxliameutk 
and  Wits  a  commissioner  sent  to  treat  with  the  king. 
Sir  John  Hippisley  sold  Marston  House  to  the  Bail  of 
Cork. 

Mr.  Hippisley  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Hippisley,  Esq.  of  Ston  Easton,  who  «.  Dorothy, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Homer,  of  Cloford  and  Wells,  and  was  a. 
by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Hippislby,  Esq.  of  Ston  Easton,  who  «.  KUsa, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Oigan,  Esq.  of  Lambome,  Beiks. 
and  had  issue, 

i.  John,  of  Ston  Easton,  who  m.  Maiigaret,  dan.  and 
heiress  of  John  Preston,  Esq.  of  Cricket  St.  Thomas,  co. 
Somerset,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 

1  John,  eldest  son,  d.  «.  p, 

2  Richard,  of  Ston  Easton  and  Camley.  Snd  son,  who 
m.  Miss  Elizabeth  Torke,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Preston  Hippisley,  Esq.  of  Ston  Easton,  who  »- 
Susan,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Charles  Torke.  Esq.  of 
BoHsets  Down,  in  Wilts,  and  w.«b  «.  by  his  only  dau.^ 

Maroarbt  Hippislby,  who  m.  John  Coxe,  Esq.  of 
Lee,  and  conveyed  to  him  the  eetates  of  the  prindiial 
branch  of  Hippisleys.  The  sou  and  heir  of  this 
marriage, 

John  Hippislby -Coxe,  m.  Mary,  dan.  of  Stephen 
Northleigh,  Esq.  of  Peamore,  in  Devon,  and  had 
issue, 

RicHABn  HiPPiBLBY-CoxB,  of  Ston  Easton,  M.P. 
for  Somersetshire  in  1768,  who  d.  «.  p. 


Jigitized  by  V^OOQIC 


HIP 

John,  d.  $.  p. 

Bbkbt,  of  Ston  Ei«t*»u,  M.P,  for  Somemetshire, 
who  in.  Elizabeth- Anne,  dau.  of  Thoraaa  Homer, 
Esq.  of  Mells  Park;  but  d.  s.  p.  lu  17.'5,  having? 
devised  his  ostites  to  his  kinsman,  the  preBent 
JoHn  HiPPisLKY,  of  Ston  Eiiaton.  Mr.  Henry 
Hippisley's  widow  m.  2ndly,  Sir  John  Coze-Hip- 
piflley,  Bart. ;  and  d  25  March,  1843. 
Mari^iret,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Uippisley,  of  Stow, 
in  Gloucotershire. 

Mary,  m.  to  John  BuUer,  Esq.  of  Dowqm. 
Anne,  m.  to  William  James,  Eaq.  of  Ash. 
Suwannah,  m.  to  FrandA,  Lord  de  Dunstanville. 
8  Qwrge  (7th  •on  of  John  Hippisley,  of  Ston  Easton, 
by  Margarot  Preiton)  was  father  of 
John  Hippialey,  who  m.  Miss  Maiy  Atkyna,  of  the  eo. 
of  Hereford,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 
Richard  Hippisley,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Henry  Edwards,  viear  of  Chard,  in  Somersetshire, 
and  b^  a  son, 

JoHW,  in  holy  orders,  of  whom  presently,  as  heir  to 
the  Lambome  branch, 
n.  Richard. 
TheSnd  son, 

Richard  Hippislet,  Esq.,  inheritad  the  estate  of  Lam- 
bome, in  Berkshire.    He  m.  Aime  Orlebar.  and  had  two 
sons, 
lUchard,  who  d.  t.  p. ;  and 

John  Hippislst,  Esq.  of  Limbome,  who  m.  Miss  Gathe* 
rine  Southby,  and  w  is  «.  by  his  son, 

JoHjr  Hippislet,  Esq.  of  Lambome,  who  m.  CSotton,  dau. 
of —  Bowles,  Esq.,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Oboan  Hippislst,  Esq.  of  Lambome,  who  d,  in  1735, 
without  surviving  issue,  and  was  <.  by  his  brother, 

John  Hippislst,  Esq.  of  Limbome.  This  gentleman 
m.  Miss  Maria  Odam ;  but  dying  i.  p.  in  1769,  devised  his 
estates  to  his  kinsman, 

Tbc  Rsv.  John  Hippislst,  of  Stow,  oo.  Olouoester,  who 
thus  became  of  Lambome.    He  m.  Marg  uret,  dau.  of  John 
Hippisley-Coxe,  Esq.  of  Ston  Easton,  co.  Somerset,  and 
had  issue, 
RioHA&D,  who  assomed  the  additional  somsma  and  arms 
of  TucKPiSLD  i$ee  Hippislet  or  Sbobbook). 
Hbnbt. 
Frances- Anne. 

Mr.  Hippisley,  who  d.  in  1823,  bequeathed  his  estates  at 
Lambome  to  his  2ud  son, 

The  Rev.  Hcnbt  Hippisley,  M.A.,  of  Lambome  Place 
and  Sparsholt  House.  6.  7  April,  1776 ;  who  m.  21  Dec.  1803, 
Anne,  8rd  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Lock  Rollinson,  Esq.  of 
Chadlington,  co.  Oxford,  and  by  her  (who  d.  7  Nov.  1865) 
lud  issue, 

John,  now  of  Ston  Easton. 

Hknrt,  now  of  Lambome  Place. 

Robert-WiUiam,  rector  of  Stow,  co.  Oloneester.  6. 17  July. 
1818:  m.  10  June.  1841.  Qrace-Louisa,  eldest  dau.  of 
Thomas  Raikes,  Esq.  of  Welton,  co.  York,  and  has  issue. 

Margaret.  Amie,  d.  1855. 

Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev  Henry  Mills. 

Frances,  d.  5  Jon.  1836. 

Charlotte-Martha,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Frederic  Shelley. 

Jane.  Emma-EUi7.abeth. 

Isabella-Maria,  m.  to  Dr.  Luther. 

The  Rev.  Henry  Hippisley  d.  1  June,  1888. 

Arm*  8a.,  three  mullets,  pierced,  in  bend,  between  two 
bendlets,  or. 

CrtM — A  hind's  head,  erased,  ppr..  gorged,  with  a  collar, 
sa.,  charged  with  three  mullets,  pierced,  or. 

Seat — Ston  Easton,  co.  Somerset. 


HIPPISLEY  OF  LAMBORNE. 

Hippislet,  Hekrt,  Esq.  of  Lambome  Place  and 
Sparsholt  House,  co.  Berks,  and  Cote  House,  oo. 
Oxford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Berks,  1840,  b. 
6  March,  1808;  m.  Ist,  9  Feb.  1839,  Elizabeth- Agnes, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  the  Rev.  John  Nelson,  D.D.,  pre- 
liendary  of  Heyteebury,  Wilts,  and,  by  her,  baa 
issue, 

I.  Henrt-Nblson,  6.  15  Oct.  1839. 

I.  Citheriue.  ii.  Agnes. 

III.  Eleanor- Anne.  rv.  Be-itrix. 

He  m.  2ndly,  8  May,  1851,  Elizabeth-Mary,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  Riglit  Hon.  Laurence  Snlivan,  by  Eliza- 
beth, his  wife,  dau.  of  Henry,  2ud  Viscount  Palmer- 
Bton,  and  has  by  her, 
568 


HOB 

I.  Lawrenoe-Temple,  b.  28  March,  1854. 
n.  Willi-im-Henry,  6.  1  Dec.  1855. 
I.  Emily-Sulivan. 

UntKQt, — See  HiPPiSLBT  of  Stox  Eastom,  the  prcscr.fc 
Henry  Hippisley,  Esq.  of  Lambome,  being  the  next  brother 
of  JoHK  Hippislet,  Esq.,  now  of  Ston  Easton. 

Amu  and  grgi<~See  Hippislet  or  Brow  Easton. 


HIPPISLEY  OF  SHOBROOK  PARK. 

Hippislet,  John-Henry,  Esq.  of  Shobrook  Park, 
CO.  Devon. 

S^ineaQt. — Richard  Hippislet,  Esq.  of  Pulford,  Devon 
(eldest  son  of  the  Rev.  John  Hippisley,  of  Stow,  co.  Olou- 
oester, by  Maif^aret  his  wife.  dau.  of  John  Hippisley-Coxe, 
ESsq.  of  Ston  Easton — sm  preceding  memoir),  assumed  the 
surname  of  Tuokfisld.  He  m,  16  April,  1800,  Charlotte, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Mordaont,  Bart.,  M.P.,  and  by  her  (who 
cL  May,  1848)  had  issue,  John-Hekrt,  now  of  Shobrook 
Park ;  and  Riohard-Hippisley  Tudcflekl. 

.^rm*— Same  as  Hippislet  of  Ston  Easton. 
Seai— Shobrook  Park,  Devon. 


HIPPISLEY  OF  GAMELY  AND  STANTON. 
{See  HiPPiSL£T  Trenchard.) 


HOBHOUSE  OF  HADSPEN  HOUSE. 
HoBHOUSB,  Hbnbt,  Esq.  of  Hadspen  House,  co. 
Somerset,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  barrister -at -law,  M.A. 
Oxon,  b.  18  July,  1811;  m.  1  April,  1853,  Charlotte- 
Etruria,  youngest  dau.  of  James,  3rd  Lord  Talbot 
of  Malahide,  and  by  her  (who  d  17  April,  1855)  has 

ii!8Ue, 

I.  Henrt,  h.  1  Mardi,  1854. 
I.  Maiigaret-Eliza. 

HCntagC. — Henbt  Hobhousb,  Bsq.  (younger  brother 
of  John  Hubhouse,  Bsq.  of  Wesbury  College,  gmndfiather 
of  Sir  John  Cam  Hubhouse,  Bart.,  Lord  Broughtun),  b.  in' 
1714,  m,  1st,  in  1738,  Jane,  dau.  of  James  Bjinister,  Esq.,. 
and  by  her,  who  d,  in  1759,  had  issue, 

Hbhbt,  his  heir. 

Jane,  who  m.  in  1774,  John  Freeman,  Esq.  of  Letton,  co. 
Hereford. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1761,  Mary,  dau.  of  Michael  White,  Esq., 
and  had  by  her  a  son,  Thomas,  who  d.  unm.  in  1U20.  Mr. 
Hobhouse  d.  in  1773,  his  widow  in  1810,  and  was  <.  by 
his  son, 

Hehbt  Hobuouss,  Esq.  of  H  idspeu  House,  co.  Somerset, 
b.  in  1742,  who  m.  in  1776,  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard 
Jenkins,  M.A.,  canon-residentiary  of  Wells,  and  by  her, 
who  d,  in  July.  1777,  left,  at  his  decease,  2  April  1792,  a 
dau.,  S.u\di,  who  d.  unm.  in  1810,  and  a  sun, 

RiOHT  Hon.  Hbxbt  Hobhousb,  6.  12  April,  1776,  w.  7 
April,  1806,  Hirriet,  6th  dau.  of  John  Turton,  E^q.  of 
Suguidl  H  Ul,  Staffordshire,  and  left  issue, 

Henbt,  M.  A.,  now  of  Hadspen  House. 

Edmund,  b.  17  April,  1817. 

Reginald,  6.  15  March,  1818. 

Arthur,  6.  10  Nov.  1819. 

Harriet,  w.  31  March,  1834,  to  Henry  Jenkyns,  M. A.,  pro- 
fessor in  the  University  of  Durham. 

Catherine.  Elisa.  Eleanor. 

Mr.  Hobhouse  was  Under  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Home 
Department  fh>m  1817  to  1827.  He  was  sworn  of  the  Priv^ 
Council  in  1828. 

ArtM—Vveij  per  pale.  as.  and  gu..  three  estoiles,  or,  issu- 
ing out  of  as  many  crescents,  arg. 

Crttt—Ont  of  a  mural  coronet,  party,  per  pale,  as  the  arms, 
an  estoile,  issuing,  or. 

Ifotto— Mutare  spemo. 

Seal — Hadspen  House,  Somerset. 


HOBLYN  OF  COLQUITE. 
{See  Peter-Hobltu.) 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


HOD 

HODDER  OF  HODDERSFIELD. 

MooRE-HoDDiR,  William-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Hod- 
dersficld,  co.  Cork,  m.  l»t,  Charlotte,  of  Ardrum,  co. 
Cork,  sister  to  the  late  Sir  Nicholas- Conway  Colt- 
hurst^  Bart.,  and  2ndl7,  (his  first  wife  having  d. 
7  March,  1832,)  14  Feb.  1889,  Lucy,  dau.  of  Colonel 
Need,  of  Mansfield  Woodhouse,  co.  Notts.  Colonel 
Hodden  is  col.  of  the  North  Cork  militia,  and  a 
magistrate  and  deputy  lieutenant  for  the  county. 

Einr age.—It  appears,  from  muehim'  Hiatoty  of  Dor- 
•tUhirt,  thifct  the  Hodders  were  originaUy  of  that  county, 
where  they  held  the  manor  of  Longbridy,  and  other  estates. 
Gokmel  John  Hodder,  of  Bridgetown,  and  his  brother, 
WilUam  Hodder,  of  Coolmore,  were  settlers  in  the  co.  of 
Cork  before  1641.  The  former  was  some  time  agent  to 
Sir  Philip  Perceval.  William,  as  appear*  ftom  his  will,  was 
h,  at  MiUoome,  (Melcome  Regis,  in  Dorsetdiinr)  They 
had  a  brother,  Edward  Hodder,  whose  dau.  was  Uving  at 
Weymouth  in  1671,  and  a  sister,  m.  to  Williiun  Smart. 
Both  of  them  made  L\rge  purchases  of  soldiers'  allotments 
of  land,  and  passed  patent  for  them  under  the  Act  of  Set- 
tlement. John  obtained  two  grants  to  the  extent  of  4,138 
acres,  and  William  a  grant  of  7,364  acres,  in  the  co.  of  Cork. 
Including  the  seats  of  the  family,  vis,,  Coohnore,  Ringabrow 
or  Hoddersfield,  Ballea,  Ringabella,  and  Fountainstown. 
John  was  mayor  of  the  city  of  Cork  in  1666,  and  high-sheriff 
of  the  CO.  of  Cork  In  1667,  and  William  was  mayor  in  1657, 
and  high-sheriff  of  the  county  in  1661.  The  latter  was  called 
before  the  House  of  Commons  in  1662  for  breach  of  privi- 
lege  towards  a  member  of  the  bouse,  being  then  styled 
••  of  Pountainstown,"  though  this  might  have  be«n  his  son, 

of  the  same  name.  John  m.  Jane ,  but  d.  without  issue 

in  1673,  leaving  his  estates  to  Frands,  second  son  of  his 
brother,  William  having,  however,  by  deed  in  his  Ufetime 
given  Dunkettle  and  other  laige  estates  to  his  nephew. 
William  SmarL 

William  Hoddbr  d.  in  1666.    He  m.  1st, ;  and  2ndly, 

Maigeiy  Carthy,  and  had  two  sons  and  two  daus., 

WiLUAM.  Frands,  of  whom  hereafter. 

Sarah,  m.  Swithin  Walton.  Esq. 

Jane,  m.  John  Newenham,  alaerman  of  Cork,  ancestor  of 
the  Coolmore  family. 

WiLUAM  HoDDSR,  the  eldest,  was  of  BaUea  Gbstle,  co.  of 
Cork     He  d.  in  England  in  1689,  leaving  issue,  by  his  wife. 


I.  Thomas,  bred  to  the  bar,  high-sheriff  of  the  county  of 
Cork,  in  16©7.     He  sold  Coolmore.  Ac.,  to  the  Newen- 

hams,  in  ie»l,  and  d.  about  1788.     He  m.  Ikt, .  and 

todly,  Barbara,  widow  of  —  Cockerell,  and  had  three 
daus., 

1  Sarah,  «.  Francis  Power,  of  Cork,  merchant,  and  had 
issue.  Her  eldest  son,  Hodder  Power,  of  Ballea,  d,  in 
1776,  leaving  bis  portion  of  BaUea  to  Qeoive  Hodder. 
Esq.  of  Mountainstown. 

«  Elizabeth,  m.  1st,  —  Cotterell,  2ndly,  —  i:. 

8  BUnor,  m.  Wm.  Fuller,  of  Coik,  merchant. 

"i;J?°^  ®'  ^***»  merchant,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Bate 

French,  and  d.  1726,  leaving  Issue,  Bate,  who  d,  «.  «.,  and 

two  dans.,  Sarah  and  Frances. 

ni,  Samuel,  of  Fountainstown,  w.  in  1604,  Elizabeth,  dau 

of  John  Boles,  of  Indi,  Esq.,  and  rf.  17S7,  leoving  issue. 

**^2«3*"*'  ^-  Kli«*bctJi,  d,  1748  ;  Anne.  mT  Alde?- 

man  William  Busteed;  and  Mary,  m.  Bexiiamhi  Barter 

of  Anagh,  five  sons,  vis.,  ' 

1  John  Hodder,  of  RfogabeUa,  m.  1722,  Mary,  dan.  of 

Edward  BuUen,  of  the  Old  Head,  Esq.,  and  d.  1742. 

leaving  four  daus.,  Elisabeth,  Maiy,  Anne,and  Hannah. 

and  four  sons,  viz., 

John.  m.  1747,  Martha,  dau.  of  Francis  Woodley,  Esq., 
and  had  a  dau.,  Sarah,  who  m.  —  Saunders,  Esq.,  and 
d.  ».  p..  and  a  son, 

Samuel  Hodder.  of  Ringabella,  m.  179.3.  Jane,  dan. 
of  Qeoige  Hodder.  of  Fountainstown.  Esq..  and 
had, 

Frands  Hodder.  of  Ringabella,  m.  Alida,  dau.  of 
William  Martin,  Esq.,  and  had  iBsoe, 
Francis  Hodder,  Esq.,  now  of  Ring^^^Ha, 
WUIism.  Edward.  Thomas,  who  left  ismie. 

2  Frauds,  of  Fountainstown.  d.  1744.  «.  p. 
8  WUIJ^  a  lieut.  in  Mivior-Oenenl  St.  Clair's  rsgt  of 
foot,  d.  1748. 
4  George,  of  Fountainstown,  mayor  of  Cork,  in  1764,  «». 
— I^u.  of—  Baker.  Esq.,  and  had  a  dau.,  Elizabeth, 
■».  Frands  Woodley,  Esq.,  and  a  eon. 
George  Hodder,  of  Fountainstown.  Esq.,  J. P.  for  the 
oo.  of  Cork.  m.  a  dan.  of  William  Norris,  Esq.  of  Old 
664 


HOD 

Goor^  and  left  issue,  Oecnge  Hoddar,  Esq..  new  of 
Fountainstown,  J.P.,  and  other  issue. 
6  Jonathan. 

IT.  Beqjamhi  Hodder,  captain  in  Lord  Maxk  Kerr's  nA- 

ment,  in  1729,  d.  t.  p.  ^^ 

William  Hodder  had  also  hj  his  wifb,  Hannah,  six  dans., 
via, 

I.  Maigeiy.  in.  1669,  Walter  Lsne. 

n.  Sarah,  m.  Edward  Boyle,  Esq. 

III.  Elizabeth,  tn.  in  1681,  Robert  GooUn,  of  Obwtmae 
Sherry,  Esq. 

rr.  Mmtj,  m.  John  Hooner,  Esq.  of  dogfaanei 

T.  Hester,  m.  Robert  Fracds,  Esq.,  giandson  of  Sir 
Robert  Traven,  who  foil  at  the  battle  of  ifi»*w»Vf.^»w^Tf 

TL  Rebecca. 

We  now  return  to 

Franou  Hoddkb,  2nd  son  of  the  1st  WnUam.  He  «.  to 
Isige  estates  by  his  fkther's  and  unde's  wills,  and  was  of 
Bridgetown  snd  Riugabrow  or  Heddersfleld.  He  had  issos 
by  his  wife,  Jane,  besides  three  daus.,  Martha,  m.  1st,  in 
1682,  Lovegrove  WiUard,  Esq.,  2ndly,  hi  1692,  Bondal 
Roberts,  Esq. ;  Jane,  m.  Roger  Power,  of  CurrsUnny, 
Esq. ;  and  Mary,  m.  1698,  Thomas  Tuckey,  bq. ;  three 
sons,  viz.,  John  of  Hoddersfield  and  Killeagh,*  m.  170S, 

Anne  Farmer,  by  whom  he  had  a  daa,  Bxnh,  wilb  of 

Marshal ;  William,  6.  1669,  m.  in  1679,  Jane,  dan.  of  Jolm 
Grove,  Esq.  of  Ballyhimodc,  by  whom  he  had  a  dao.,  Jane^ 
m.  to  Thomas  Roberts,  Esq.  of  Britflddstown,  aocestor  of 
the  baronets  of  that  name ;  and  Fbahcd  Hoddbb,  Bsq.  of 
Cork,  who  d.  1726,  leaving  issue,  besides  four  daus.,  Jans. 
n.  Joseph  BuUen,  Esq..  AUcia-Hannah.  m.  John  Bajly.  of 
Ballymoney,  Esq.,  and  Elizabeth,  three  sons,  via.,  C^itafai 
William  Hodder.  of  whom  presently,  George,  who  probably 
d.  without  issue,  and  Fnmds,  who  si.  1728,  Anne,  widow  of 
—  Webb,  Esq.,  and  dau.  0>robably)  of  —  Newenham,  of 
Coolmore,  and  had  a  dau.,  Anne. 

Captain  William  Hodscr  «.  eventnaUy  at  Hodderafield. 
He  m.  Anne,  sister  of  Captain  Daniel  Webb,  and  kad  issue, 

William,  who  m.  1st, ,  2ndly.  Anne.  dau.  of  —  Grey. 

BsQ.,  and  8idly,  the  Hon.  Maigaret  Lyaaght,dan.  of  Lonl 
Uale,  and  d.  «.  o^  1787,  leavfag  his  esUtes  to  his  nephew. 
William-HeDry  Moore,  Esq.,  <m  oonditioa  thai  he  should 
bear  the  name  and  arms  of  Hodder. 

'^^^_?- J^™F  MooRB,  Esq.,  capt  in  the  48th  foot,  snd 
had  (with  a  dau.,  Anne,  m.  to  Thomss  B.  Henick.  Esq. 
of  Shippool,  00.  Cork)  a  son. 

William-Hbkbt  Moobx.  Esq..  who  assumed  the  addi> 
tional  surname  of  Hoddbb  upon  the  death  of  his  maternal 
uncle,  and  became  of  Hoddendleld.  He  m.  in  1789.  Harriet, 
dau.  of  the  Right  Hon.  Henry-ltieophilus  demeofs,  (bro- 
ther to  the  1st  Eari  of  Ldtrim.)  by  Miuy,  hia  wife,  dm. 
and  heir  of  General  Webb,  and  had  issue, 

I.  WiLUAM-HanT.  now  of  Hoddersfield. 
n.  Theophilus-Henry.  ' 
IT.  John-Frands.  m.  and  has  issue. 
L  Catherine,  widow  of  the  Rev.  John  Johnson. 

II.  Harriet.  m.  Anna-Maria.  it. 

w4rm»-Quartarly :  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  three  pole-axes,  erect, 
in  fiBss,  ppr..  for  HoDDsa;  2nd  and  Sxd,  as.,  on  a  chief.  in> 
dented,  or,  three  mullets,  pierced,  gu.,  for  MooBa. 

Cr€9t—A  fire-ship  with  her  courses  set.  ~ 


below  the  rigsring,  all  ppr.,  for  Hoddi 
corenet,  or,  a  Moor's  head,  in  profile,  all 
If oCto—Per  Ignem  ftols  vidmua 
fiittf— Hoddersfield,  oo.  Cork. 


fire  iaaofaigikom 
mm;  out  of  a  dneal 
ppr.,  for  Mooms. 


HODGES  OF  HEMSTED. 

HoDOES,  Thomas-Law,  Esq.  of  Hemsted,  co^  Kent, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  major  West  Kent  militiA,  M.P.  for 
that  county  in  several  parliHinentB,  6.  3  Jtme  1776  • 
m.  16  Feb.  1802,  Rebeotsa,  only  child  of  Sir  Koser 


Twisden,  Bart  of  Bradboum  Park,  by  Rebecca  his 
of  Isaac  Wildash,  Eaq.  of  Rochester,  and 


wife,  dau. 
had  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Twisdkh,  m.  Mary,  dan.  of  Thomas  Chaadkai^ 
Esq.  of  London. 

I.  Ann-Rebecca.ia.lS  June,18Sl,  toOookeT^dsnPMtCB- 
son,  Esq.  of  Ibomden,  Kent,  and  d,  11  Feb.  1836. 
u.  Frances-Dorothea,  m.  26  Mard^   1888.    to  the  Hon. 

Robert  Forbes,  younger  son  of  Qeoetal  Lord  Forbsa.  of 

Castle  Forbes,  co.  Aberdeen, 
m.  Caroline-Cordelia. 


^l.P^^?^^  ^"  probably  the  youngest  son.  thoosfa  the 
birth  of  a  Jdm,  son  of  Frands,  sppean  in  1867. 


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HOD 

IT.  loHft-BUnbeih,  m.  89  Dm.  18S5,  to  the  B«t.  WiUlAm-  * 
Murriott  Smith-Marriott,  leoond  son  of  Sir  John-Wyld-  « 
bore  Smith,  Bart,  of  tha  Down  House,  oo.  Dorset,  and 
d.  11  Mareh,  1842. 

T.  Katharine,  m.  1  Jmie,  1830,  to  William  Peareth,  Esq. 
of  Uaworth  House,  oo.  Durham. 

Ti.  Ghariotte-Iordia,  m.  9  Maroh,  1837,  to  Bdward-Barrett 
Curtiea,  Esq ,  M.P.  for  Rya,  leoond  son  of  Bdward- 
Jaremiah  Curtiea,  Esq.  of  Windmill  Hill,  oo.  Suoaax, 
M.P.,  and  d.  8  June,  1838. 

X.itl(SS(. — ^Thia  fkmily  was,  for  many  generations, 
rssident  in  Dorsetshire  and  Qlouoestershire. 

Thomas  Hodois,  Esq.,  son  of  Thomas  HoooBi,  Esq.  of 
Breedy,  co.  Dorset,  la.  Miss  HaUatt,  and  d.  while  Ooremor 
of  Bombay,  22  Feb.  1771,  leaving  an  only  son, 

Thomas-Hallitt  Honors,  Esq.,  high-sheriff  of  Kent  in 
1780,  who  m.  Dorothy,  yoimgest  «lan.  of  John  Cartwright, 
fesq.  of  Mamham,  eo.  Notts,  and  d.  23  June,  1801,  aged  47, 
having  had  by  this  lady  (who  d,  21  Jan.  1800)  five  sons  and 
two  daus.,  Tia., 
Thomas-Law,  of  Hemsted. 
John,  b.  80  May,  1777 ;  d.  9  Oot  1798. 
Henry,  b.  25  July,  1779 :  m.  GordaUa,  eldest  dau.  of  liaut- 
Gen.  tha  Hon.  Jamas  Murray,  and  d.  1  July,  1837,  leaving 
one  son  and  one  dau. 

Frands-WiUoughby,  b.  21  Oot  1788,  llaut  R.N. ;  d.  15  July, 
1800. 
Edmund,  d.  5  Nov.  1792,  Uant.  R.A. :  d.  in  Ireland. 
Ann-Elizabeth,  m.  to  tha  Rev.  Frederic  Hotham,  second 
son  of  Sir  Beaumont  Hotham,  Knt.,  one  of  tha  Barons  of 
tha  Exchequer. 
Julia-Frances,  m.  to  Sir  William  Darlay,  Knt. 

Jrm»— Or,  three  oresoents,  sa.,  on  a  canton  of  tha  saoond, 
ft  ducal  crown  of  tha  first. 

Crtstr-Out  of  a  ducal  ooronat,  or,  an  heraldic  antalopa's 
bead,  aig.,  homed  and  tufted,  gold. 

3f otto— PrsBvisa  mala  pereunt. 

£e<U— Hemsted,  Kant. 


HODGETTS  OF  HAGLEY. 

HoDOBTTS,  Thoma8-Webb,  Esq.  of  Haglej,  oo. 
Worcester,  b,  12  Dec  1788,  m.  27  Sept.  1814,  laa- 
bella,  4th  dau.  of  Robert  Haiikin,  Esq.  of  Newcaatle- 
on-Tyne,  and  has  an  only  <lau., 

Eliaa-Anne,  sk.  13  Oct  1842,  to  Captain  WilUam-WyHy 
Chambers,  R.N. 
Mr.  Hodgetts  is  a  magistrate  for  the  counties  of 
Worcester  and  Stafford.  His  father,  the  late  Booth 
Hodgetts,  E^.,  son  of  Thomas  Hodgetts,  by  Ann 
his  wife,  m.  in  1787,  Elizabeth,  2Dd  dau.  of  Thomas 
Webb,  of  Warwickshire,  and  had  (with  two  daus., 
Mary  and  Elizabeth)  two  sons,  Thomas-Webb  Hod- 
GBTTS,  Esq.  of  Hag^ey;  and  Booth,  who  m.  Miss 
Hope,  of  Kent,  and  had  issue,  Thomas,  Booth, 
William,  Joseph,  and  Mary. 

Armt—Vm  fossa,  as.  and  gu.,  on  a  diav.,  aogr.,  betwean 
three  doves,  in  chief,  and  a  fleur-da-lis  in  base,  or,  three 
annulets. 

Cntt^Aa  eagle,  vrings  expanded,  in  tha  beak  an  annulet. 

Motto — Confido  oonquiesco. 

fifol— Hagley,  near  Btourbridge. 


HODGSON  OF  HOUGHTON  HOUSE. 

Hodgson,  William,  Esq.  of  Houghton  House,  oo. 
Cumberland,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  five  times  mayor  of 
Carlisle,  6.  9  Feb.  1778;  m.  17  June,  1806,  Anne, 
eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Young,  Esq.,  and  by  her 
(who  d  22  Dec.  1854)  he  left  at  his  decease,  14  Jan. 
1854, 
1.  THOiCAS-HouGBToir,  now  of  Houghton  House,  6.  S  Jan. 
1818;  m.  19  April,  1842,  Blisabath,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Bobart  Gutch,  of  Seagrava,  ao.  Laicestar. 
n.  William-Hemy,  b,  10  June,  1815. 
m.  Joaeph.Lowther,  b,  87  Sept.  1818;  m.  Jane-Eleanor, 
widow  of  Jamas-B.  Grant,  Esq.,  and  dan.  of  Jcim 
Dixon  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  Annie  and  Mahal, 
rv.  Geoi^-Coartenay,  6.  25  Dec  1821 ;  m.  Eliaabath,  dau. 
of  John   Biroham,   Esq.,    and   haa,   William-Geoiige- 
Coortsnsy;  Heory-Bamard ;  and  Annatte-IsabeL 
T.  Charles-Bei-nard,  6.  21  May,  1824. 
I.  Annatta,  m.  1st,  Liaut-CoL  Cowper,  C.B. ;  and  Sndly, 
tha  Bev.  WUUamDaaoons  Isaac,  of  Harts  HilL 
M5 


H  O  O 

II.  EUsabeth,  m,   the  Bav.  William-M.  Thompson,  of 

Woolwich, 
m.  Jane. 

rv.  Isabel-Sarah,  m,  to  William  Carruthars,  Esq. 
Y.  Mary. 

%intK^t* — ^WnxiAM  Hodgson,  Esq.  son  of  Gaoiga  Hodg- 
son, by  Jane  his  wife,  and  granddau.  of  Joseph  Hodgson, 
by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  m.  in  1767,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Stordy,  and  had,  beeidas  the  late  William  Hodosov, 
Esq.  of  Houghton  House,  another  son  and  two  daus,  viz., 
L  Joseph,  m.  Sarah  Nicholson,  of  Bat  House,  parish  of 
Crcsby,  and  had  issue, 

1  William-Nicholson,  m.  Maxr,  dau.  of  Thomas  Irwin, 
Esq..  J.P. 
Josepn*Stordy,  in  holy  orders,  m.  8  Aug.  1840.  Scpbia- 
Elizabeth,    dau.  of  Sir  Thomas-Daliymple   Hesketh, 
Bart  of  BufTord  Hall,  and  has  issue. 
Sarsh-Graoe,  m.  to  John  Fawcott,  Esq.  of  Fetterill  Bank, 
barrister-at-law. 
L  Isabella,  m.  to  Thomas  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  Carlisle,  J.P. 
n.  Blizabath,  m.  to  David  Donald,  Esq. 

.^mu— 8a.,  a  ohav.,  between  three  martlets,  or. 
Crtdr^A.  dove,  dose^  az.,  holding  in  his  beak  a  sprig  of 
laurel,  ppr. 

3fo<t<>— Dread  God. 

fieot^— Houghton  Housa^  Stanwiz,  oo.  Cumberiand. 


HOG  OF  NEWLISTON. 

Hoo,  James -Maitland,  Esq.  of  Newliston,  co. 
Linlithgow,  J.P.andD.L.,  b.  7  Aug.  1799;  m.  7  Aug. 
1827,  Helen,  4th  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander-Charles- 
Maitland  Gibson,  Bart,  of  Clifton  Hall,  and  has  issue, 

Thomas- A  i.bx  a  wdkb,  6.  14  Jan.  1886. 

Helen-Maitland. 

ILitttSfff. — ^The  surname  of  Hog,  one  of  local  origin,  is 
of  great  antiquity  in  Scotland :  cueval  with  the  retirement 
of  Cospatrick,  Earl  of  Northumberland,  into  North  Britain, 
about  the  Norman  Conquest,  it  became  hereditary  in  tha 
raign  of  Maloolk  CAHMoaa,  and  was  first  assumed  by  the 
proprietors  of  tha  lands  of  Hogstowu,  in  the  shire  of  Angus. 
Alezamdbr  Hoo,  of  Hogstown,  gave  a  charter  of  alienation 
to  Sir  Alexander  Hume,  in  tha  reign  of  Jambs  III.  (1484.) 
He  was  founder  of  tha  house  of  Harcarse,  in  Berwickshire, 
from  which  sprung  Sir  Boger  Hog,  senator  of  the  College  of 
Justice,  and  also, 

JoHM  Hoo,  Esq.  of  Cammo,  (now  New  SaughtonX  eo. 
Mid-Lothian,  and  LadyUrk,  co.  Berwick,  son  and  heir  of 
William  Hoo,  Esq.,  immediate  younger  brother  of  Sir 
Boger  Hog,  Knt  of  Haroarsa,  one  of  the  senators  of  the 
CoUoge  of  Justice.)  by  Janet  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Bobert 
Douglas,  Kut  of  Qlenbervie,  grandson  of  Archibald,  6th 
Earl  of  Angus.  Ha  m.  87th  June,  1707,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Alezander  Cochrane,  Esq.  of  Barbauchlaw,  oo.  Linlithgow, 
and  had  two  sons.     The  younger, 

BoOBB  Hoo,  Esq.  of  NewUston,  6.  2S  Nov.  1716,  described 
in  the  certificate,  in  1788,  itom  the  Lyon  Office  of  Scotland, 
of  the  matriculation  of  his  arms,  as  "  Booca  Hoo,  Esq., 
heir  male  and  representative  of  tha  ancient  fdmilias  of  Hog 
of  Harcarse  and  Bogend,  and  chief  of  the  surname ;"  la. 
14  March,  1738,  Baohal,  dau.  of  Thomas  Mimng,  Esq.  of 
Stubbington  Park,  co.  Hants,  and  had  issuai  He  d,  March, 
1780,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

Thomas  Hoo,  Esq.  of  NewUston.  6.  4  Sept.  1742,  who  m. 
1st,  9  March,  1770,  Lady  Maria-JuUan,  third  dau.  of  James, 
7th  Earl  of  Lauderdale,  and  by  bar  (who  d.  \n  1705)  had, 
with  other  issue,  who  d.  unm.,  Boosa,  his  heir  ;  and  Mary- 
Turner,  «N.  29  May,  1800,  tha  late  Sir  John-Buchanan  Hep- 
burn, Bart  of  Smeaton  Hepburn,  and  d.  1864.  Mr.  Hog  m. 
2ndly,  17  March,  1798.  Mary,  dau.  of  James  Stewart,  of  the 
Stewarts  of  Athol,  and  by  her  had, 

L  Jamxs-Maitlakd,  present  representativa. 

11.  Thomas,  6.  1  Mar^  1806 ;  m.  in  Sept.  1830,  Katharine* 
Maynard,  dau.  of  Archibald  Swinton,  Esq.  of  Warsash 

House,  CO.  Hants,  and  by  her  bad, 

1  Thomas-IgnaUus,  6.  26  Sept  1SS8. 

2  James-MiStland,  6.  6  March,  1884. 

8  Arx^bald-Francis,  6  20  April,  1886. 
4  Boger,  b.  22  June,  1838. 
1  Katharine.  Louisa, 

in.  Eleanor-Julian,  m.  7  Aug.  1827,  to  David  Maitland- 
Makgill-Cricbton,  of  Bankeiiour.  and  d.  in  Jan.  1833. 
IV.  Bachel-Elizabcth,  m.  in  March.  1826,  to  Patrick-Frazar 
Tytler,  son  of  Alexander-Frazer  Tytlor,  of  Woodhouselee, 
one  of  tha  senators  of  tha  College  of  Justice^  d.  in  April, 
1836. 


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If  O  L 


H  O  L 


V.  Maitrarot-Chftriotta,  m.  7  Nov.  1837,  to  Robert-Qflraore 
Colauhtmn,  of  Canistniddon.  U.B.M.  cousul-gcneral  at 
Bucharest,  and  d  s.  p.  iu  1838. 

Mr.  Hog  d.  in  March  1827,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Roger  Hoo.  Esq.  of  Newliston,  b.  26  Oct.  1771,  who 
d.  unm.  31  Dec  1833,  and  was  t.  by  his  half-brother,  the 
present  James  Maitland  Hog,  Esq.  of  Newliston,  oo. 
Linlithgow. 

Arm»—Arg.,  three  boars'  heads,  erased,  as.,  armed,  or. 

Ciai — An  oak-tree,  ppr. 

SHpporter§— Two  bonrs,  ppr. 

Motto — Dat  gloria  vires. 

SmU— Newliston,  oo.  Linlithgow. 


HOGG  OF  NORTON  HOUSE. 

Hooo,  John,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  Noi-ton  House,  co. 
Durham,  barrister  at-law,  F.RS.,  b.  21  March,  1800, 
m,  80  April,  1850,  Aone-Louisa-Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of 
the  late  Major  Goldfinch,  of  the  Priory,  Chewton 
Mendip,  and  Belmont,  Bath,  and  has  oue  surviving 
dau., 

Louisa-JuIia-JeffiBrson. 

%intK^t, — ^Thomas  Hooo.  Esq.  of  Norton  and  of  the 
College,  in  the  city  of  Durh  im,  son  of  John  Hogg,  of  Nor- 
ton, Gent.,  by  Isabel  his  wife,  m.  Ann,  only  chUd  and 
heiress  of  John  Jeflferson,  Esq.  of  Norton  and  Elton,  oo. 
Durham,  whose  ancestor  was  Sir  John  Jefferson.  Knt.,  a 
judge  of  the  Commun  Pleas  in  Ireland  in  1001,  and  one  of 
the  lord  keepers  of  the  Great  Seal  of  Ireland  in  1607.  By 
Ann  his  wife,  Mr.  Hogg  hnd  issue,  JoHK,  his  heir ;  and 
Elizabeth,  in.  to  the  late  Lieutenant-Colonel  Grey,  of  Norton, 
D.L.  and  J.  P.    The  son  and  heir, 

JoHH  Hooo.  Esq.  of  Norton  House,  barrister-at-law,  D.L. , 
m.  in  1791,  Prudencia,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Watldn 
Jones,  M.A.,  rector  of  Derwen,  co.  Denbigh,  by  Sarah  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Ewer,  <»pt.  00th  comp.  Marines;  aztd 
by  her,  who  was  also  niece  of  Dr.  John  Ewer,  Inshop  of 
Llandaff,  and  subsequently  of  Bangor,  in  1768,  had  issue, 

Thomas-Jefibrson.  borrMter-at  law,  of  the  Middle  Temple, 
late  one  of  the  Municipal  Corporation  Commissionen. 

JoHK,  now  of  Norton  Uoiue. 

William,  late  scholar  of  Clare  Hall,  Cambridge,  d.  rmm.  in 
1831. 

Robert-Ewer,  d,  unm.  in  1817. 

Sarah-Isabella,  d.  an  infant. 

Prudentia-Ann,  d.  Mam.,  July,  1S51. 

Elisabeth-Sarah. 

Mr.  Hogg  d.  in  1823. 

ArnM — Quarterly :  let,  arg..  three boars'heads.  couped.  sa., 
for  Uooo ;  2nd,  112.,  a  fret,  aig.,  on  a  chief  of  the  List,  three 
leopards'  faces,  gu..  for  J  rtpsbson  ;  3rd,  or,  on  a  mount,  vert, 
a  Uou,  raQi|iant,  ax.,  for  Jones  ;  4th,  arg..  a  wolf,  statant,  sa., 
on  a  chief,  aa.,  three  cresses  form^,  of  the  first,  for  Ewea. 

Cre$t — ^A  boar,  statant,  ppr.,  pierced  in  the  side  with  an 
srr  'W,  or,  againi^t  an  oak-ti«e^  Ppi*-*  fructed,  or. 

Motto — Dat  gloria  vires. 

S<xa— Norton  House,  Norton,  Stockton-on-Tees. 


HOLBECH  OF  FARXBOROUQH. 

H013KCH,  William,  Esq.  of  Famborough,  co. 
Warwick,  b.  22  Jan.  1774;  m.  16  April,  1805,  Lucy, 
6th  dau.  of  Oldfield  Bowles,  Esq.  of  North  Aston, 
00.  Oxford,  and  had  issue, 

I.  HuoH,  6.  15  Aug.  1814  ;  m.  4  Jan.  183S,  the  Hon.  Jane- 
Sirah  Hood,  Srd  dau.  of  Samuel,  Lord  Bridport ;  and 
d.  8  June,  1840.  His  widow  m.  10  Dee.  1853,  Sir 
Charlee  Hotham,  K.C.B. 

II.  Ch<irks-William,  b.  30  July,  1816. 
m.  Henry,  6.  23  MartOi,  1818. 

1    Mary. 

II.  UHiisa-Anno.  m.  13  Feb.  1828,  to  William  Markham, 
Eaq.  of  Becca  Hall,  co.  Y.  rk. 

in.  Liura.  !▼.  Frances. 

T.  Jane.       I    ._. 

VI.  Emma,  f  *''^- 

iLincajir. — Ambrosk  Holbscb,  Esq.  of  MoUington  and 
Faraborouj^  both  in  Warwickshire  (elder  son  of  Ambrose 
Holbech,  Esq.  of  Mollington,  by  Joan  his  wife.  dau.  of 
Taonaas  HoU^'way,  Esq.  of  Cropedy,  00.  Oxford,  and  lineal 
deaccndant  of  Oliver  Holl>ech,  of  Uolbech,  liviug  circa  12aJX 
purchised.  in  1678.  the  m.-inor  of  Radston.  He  a^  Sanh, 
tUu,  of  William  Harvey,  Gent,  of  London,  by  whom  (irtij 
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d.  4  May,  168S)  he  had  Issue,  Wixxiam ,  bfs  heir ;  Ambrose, 
of  MoJlington,  d.  9.  p.  in  1737;  Hugh.  m.  Elisabeth  Wood- 
hall,  a  widow ;  Sarah,  wife  of  Sir  Thamts  Powys,  Knt.  of 
Liiford,  one  of  the  Judges  of  the  Court  of  King's  Bench  ; 
Mary,  of  Richard  Jennens,  Esq.  of  Long  Wittsnham,  Bcito ; 
Anne,  of  Tobiah  Hurvey,  Gent. ;  and  FInetta,  d.  iomh.  in 
1758.    He  d.  2  March,  1701.  and  was  «.  by  his  eldeit  son, 

WiujAM  HoLBBCH,  Esq  of  Famboroug^  00.  Warwick, 
and  of  Radston,  Notts,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir «  f 
William  AUington,  Esq.  of  London,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in 
1708-9)  he  had,  with  other  issue,  Wiujam,  his  heir ;  Hugh, 
of  MoUington,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  CoL  Cornwall, 
and  d.  in  1675,  leaving  a  son,  W11.LIAM,  heir  to  his  undo ; 
Jane,  wife  of  John  Blenoowe,  Esq.  of  Marston.  St.  Law^ 
ranoe.  Notts ;  Elisabeth,  wife  of  George  To^  Esq. ;  Anne, 
wife  of  Toby  Chauncy,  Esq.  Mr.  Holbedi  d.  7  July,  1717, 
and  was  t,  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  HoLBnm,  Esq.  of  Fambnrougfa  and  Badstoo, 
who  d.  imm.  in  1771,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

William  Holbboh,  Esq.  of  MoUington,  who  wl.  in  177^ 
Anne,  dau.  of  WiUkun  Woodhonse,  of  lichfieki.  M.D.,  and 
had  issue, 

William,  of  Famborough. 

Henry-Hugh,  barrister-at-law,  b.  in  1779. 

Charles,  6.  in  178*2 ;  iu  holy  orders,  vicar  of  FambonMigh, 
and  perpetual  curate  of  Radston ;  d.  38  Nov.  U87. 

Edward,  b.  in  1785 :  an  officer  in  the  army. 

Geoig«,  Uentenant  RN. 

Mary-Anne,  m.  in  1807,  to  Sir  Charles  Mordannt,  Bart,  of 
Walton  D^Bvila,  oo.  Warwick. 

Caroline. 
Mr.   Holbech,  M.P.  for  BuOyory  trota  179S  to  179^  d. 
6  Joly,  1818. 

Ai'm$  Vert,  six  eecaUops,  three,  two,  and  oaae^  aiig. 
Crttt—k  maonch,  vert,  charged  wi  Ji  eaoaOopa,  Mig. 
8mU — Famborous^  near  Banboiy. 


HOLDEN  OF  ASTON. 

HoLDEN,  EDWARD-AirrHomr,  Evq.  of  Aston  Hall, 
CO.  Derby,  J.P.  and  D.L.  higfa-ahenif  18S8,  b.  2  Aug: 
1805 ;  m.  22  Nov.  1832,  Susan-Dnunmond,  dau.  of 
Qeorge  Moore,  Esq.  of  Appleby  Hall,  00.  Leioeeter, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Bdwabd-Shuttlswosth,  6.  6  Dee.  1836;  kiQad  at 
Sebastopol,  8  Sept.  1855. 

n.  Charles-Shuttleworth,  d.  1«  July.  1838. 

m.  Jamee-Shuttleworth,  6.  13  Nov.  1»43. 

rv.  John-^uttleworth,  6.  27  June,  1S47. 

T.  Frands-Shuttlewoith,  b.  6  April,  1852. 

I.  Sussn-Elisabeth.  n.  Anne-Shu ttlewoith. 

m.  Mary-ShutUeworth. 

IT.  Rosamond-Shuttlcworth. 

T.  Emma-Shuttleworth.  tl  Gazoline-Shottfawoftk. 

ltIUS0t. — ^The  first  of  the  fiunily  of  Holden,  of  whom 
we  find  mentioo  in  Derbyshire,  was  of  Wilne ;  his  sun, 
RoBBBT  HoLnnr,  Esq.,  settled  at  Astm,  and  d.  in  1C56. 

Thc  Rrv.  CHAALn  SHX7TTi.swoaTH,  of  AstoD,  yoottgest 
son  of  James  Shuttleworth,  Esq.  of  Gavrthorp,  by  Mary  t.i« 
wife,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Robcbt  Hou>nr,  Esq.  of  Asion, 
totAi:  the  name  and  arms  of  Holoks  in  1791.  He  m.  Ist. 
Uie  Hon.  Muy  Cockbum,  dau.  of  Lord  Forester,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  in  1777)  hul  one  ft«n,  who  d,  an  infukt.  He 
m.  2Dd.y,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Whitmore,  which 
lady  d.  «.  p.  in  1795 ;  and  Srdly,  Rosamood-Amelia  Dean, 
by  whom  (who  d.  11  Aug.  1820)  he  had  issue, 

Edwabjd-Avthuvt,  bow  of  Aston  UalL 
Charlee-ShutUeworth.  d.  2  March,  1817. 
James-Richard,  in  holy  orders,  ■».  Mary,  only  dan.  of 

Thom.is  Moore,  Esq.  of  Ruddinigton,  Notts. 
Sophia-  Ciizabeth- Rosamond. 
Anutnia-Henrietta,  m.  to  CoL  Clowes,  of  Brooghtoo  Hall, 

M.mcbester. 
Teresa- Amelia.  Roeamood- Adeline,  d,  in  18S9. 

Emma.  m.  to  J.  Dondan.  Esq. 
Isabel-Clare,  ai.  to  G.  Moore,  Esq.  of  Appleby  HaU. 

w4rT;«j»— Sa..  a  fease,  engrailed,  ermxnois,  or,  buwoou  two 
che\  Tons,  erm. 
CVfjf— A  moor-coek,  rising,  sa.,  winged,  or. 
&ar— Aston  Hall,  near  Derby. 


HOLDEN  OP  PALACE  HOUSE. 

HoLDEX,    Hk5RT,    £>q.  of   Reedly    House,    and 
Palace  House,  co.  Lancaster,  J.P.  aad  DX.,  6. 8  Aug. 


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H  O  L 

1824;  capl.  id  the  IS^h  Hght  dragoons;  t.  hie  father, 
the  hvte  John  Greenwood,  Esq.,  who  d.  2  Oct.  1834, 
and  by  royal  licence,  dated  28  July,  1840,  haw 
resumed  the  family  name  of  Holden;  m.  10  June, 
1854,  Ellen,  eldest  dau.  of  Col.  White,  of  Wood- 
laudfl,  near  Dublin.  loi*d-lieuteuant  of  the  co.  of 
L^ingford,  and  has  a  dau.,  Evbleen. 

HintKQt* — RoBKRT  Holden,  Esq.  of  Holdon,  oo.  Lm- 
caster,  aged  63,  autio  1665.  Reprefiontative  of  the  ancient 
Inncashire  family  of  Holdea,  of  Holden,  recorded  in  the 
ViaiUitionB,  m.  Mary,  dmi.  of  Alexander  Chorley,  Esq.  of 
Lincctlu's  Inn,  and  bad  a  son  and  heir, 

Ralph  Holdcm,  Esq.  of  Holden,  b.  in  1629;  who  w. 
Ifaty,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  the  Rer.  Edmund  Ry^ton,  and 
was  father  of 

Robert  Holdkn,  Esq.  of  Holden.  6.  in  1655,  living  in 
1677,  who,  by  Catherine  his  wife,  who  gurriTed  him,  had 
(with  two  dauB.,  Catherine  and  Susanna  and  a  younger 
Bcm,  Robert,  bapt.  24  July,  16S4)  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

Ralph  Holdkn,  Esq.  of  Holden,  bapt.  25  May,  1681,  who 
d.  in  1706,  leaving,  l^  Prances  his  wife,  a  son  aud  heir, 

Robert  Holden,  Esq.  of  Holden,  bapt.  18  Jan.  1700. 
who  d.  21  March,  1729-80,  leaving,  by  Martha  his  wife, 
two  d'lus.,  Frances  and  Martha,  and  a  son, 

Ralph  Holden,  Esq.  of  Holden  Hall,  of  Stockport,  oo. 
Chester,  and  of  Palace  House,  6.  6  Jime,  1722 ;  who  im. 
24  Dec  1744,  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Holden,  Esq. 
of  Palace  House,  co.  Lancaster ;  and  tL  in  1777,  having  hatl 
issue, 

Robert,  his  heir. 

Betty,  m.  20  June,  1780,  to  Henry  Oreenwood,  Bm}.  of 
Burnley,  co.  Lancaster;  and  d.  in  1781,  leaving  a  son, 
John,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  successor  to  his  unde. 

Frances,  m.  18  May,  1784,  to  Hugh  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Liver- 
pool ;  and  d.  «.  p.  6  May,  1817. 

The  son  and  heir, 

Robert  HoLnriv,  Esq.  of  Palace  House,  d.  unm.  8  April. 
17y2,  and  was  #.  by  his  sister's  only  son, 

John  Orkemwood,  Esq.  of  Palace  House,  J. P.,  6.  1781 ; 
who  m.  13  Oct.  1821,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Aspinall, 
Esq.  of  Reedly  House,  and  by  her  (who  obtained  the  Royal 
hcense,  dated  28  July,  1840,  for  herself  and  children  to  take 
the  name  and  arms  of  Holden  only)  had  issua, 

Hbnbt,  present  representative. 

Ralph,  6.  11  Sept  1827. 

William,  6.  7  Sept  I'Ol ;  m.  Miss  Paulet,  dau.  of  J.  Paulet, 

E!4q.  of  Seaforth  House,  co.  Lancaster,  and  has  a  dau , 

Blanche. 
Beesie,  m.  to  Ernest,  voungest  s^n  of  Sir  Thomas  Lavie, 

Governor  of  Greenwich  Hun>itaL 
Rhoda. 

Mr.  Greenwood  d.  2  Oct  1834,  and  was  «.  by  bis  eldest  son, 
Henry,  who,  with  his  mother  and  brother  and  sisters,  has 
resumed  the  surname  of  Holdkn. 

Arm* — 8a.,  a  feene,  between  two  chevrons,  erm.,  between 
the  feese  and  upper  <^evron,  a  covered  cup,  or. 

Crett — A  moor-cook,  ppr.,  charged  on  the  breast  with  a 
cinquefoil,  or. 

M*>Uo — Nee  temere  nee  titnide. 

Sint — Reedly  Uouso,  and  F«ilace  House,  near  Burnley,  co. 
Lancaster. 


HOLDEN  OF  DARLEY  ABBEY. 
{See  Lowe  or  Locko.) 


flOLFORD  OF  WESTONBIRT. 

HoLTORD,  Robert-Statner,  Esq.  of  Westonbirt, 
CO.  Gloucester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high  sheriff  1843,  and 
present  M.P.  for  Eaat  Gloiicentershire,  6.  16  March, 
1^08;  m.  5  Aug.  1854,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  General 
James  Lindsay,  of  Balcarrep,  co.  Fife,  by  Anne  hip 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Coutta  Trotter,  Bart.,  and  haa  a 
dau.,  Margaret. 

MminSa^t* — This  f  imily  claims  descent  from  the  ancient 
Cheshire  fEunily  of  H<H.n>RD,  of  Holford. 

Sui  Richard  Holford,  Knt.,  M  ister  in  Chancery,  came 
into  pueseMion  of  the  €«t*t€  of  We-tonblrt,  by  bis  let  mar- 
riag",  with  the  beircs  if  :he  fttnnly  of  Crewe,  in  that  co., 
tonanls  tbc  ch^se  of  the  ITth  century.  He  m.  2n(Uy,  Eliza- 
b*  til,  dau.  of  Vioe-Admjral  Sir  Richard  SUiyner;  and  Snlly. 
Susanna,  dau.  of  Samuel  Trolman,  E5q. ;  and  by  his  Slid 
wife  was  Cfttber  of 
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H  O  L 

Robert  HoLroBD,  Esq.,  a  Master  in  Chancefy,  who  *a. 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Sir  Peter  Vandeput,  and  was  f.ither  of 

Pbtkb  UouroRD,  Esq.,  also  a  Mister  in  Chancery,  who  m. 
Anne,  dm.  of  William  Nutt.  Esq.  of  Buxsted,  co.  Sussex, 
and  d.  1803,  haring  had  issue, 

Robei-t,  of  Westonbirt,  d.  unm.  in  1838. 

Geokoe-I'kter,  of  whom  pre.-sently, 

buriiti,  m.  to  Sir  CTiarles-Grave  Hudson,  Bart,  of  Wanllp, 
CO.  Leicester. 

Charlotte,  »i.  to  Charles  Bosanquet,  Esq.  of  Rock,  co. 
Nurthumberl  md. 

The  younger  aon, 

Geoaos-PrrBa  Holford,  Esq.  of  Westonbirt,  m.  Anno, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Averell  Daniell,  of  Lifibrd,  oo.  DonegiU, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  18  March,  1849)  lea  at  decease,  29  Aphl, 
1839. 
Robebt-Statkbr.  now  of  Westonbirt. 
Auue-Jane,   fa.  1832,   to  Robert-Blagden  Halo,   Esq.  of 
Alderley,  co.  Gloucester. 
Georglua,  m.  186tf,  to  Peter-Robert  Burrell,  Esq.  of  Stoke 

Park,  CO.  Kuflfolk. 
Emily-Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  George-Joseph  Palmer,  Ba:t. 
of  WanUp  Hail,  co.  Leicester. 

Arm»—Aig.,  a  greyhound,  passant,  sa. 
Crt$t — ^A  greyhound's  head,  couped,  sa. 
Seot—Westonbirt,  Tetbuiy,  co.  Gloucester. 


HOLFORD  OF  BUCKLAND. 

QwTifNE-HoLFORD,  James-Price-William,  Eaq.  of 
Kilgwyn,  co.  Carmarthen,  and  Buokland  aud  Tre 
Hoilbrd,  CO.  Brecknock,  an  officer  16th  lancers,  b. 
25  Nov.  1838. 

Itllf  ft0(* — JofliAA  HoLFOBD,  Esn.  of  Hampstead,  who 
m.  Magdalen,  dau.  of  William  Price,  Esq..  son  of  James 
Price,  Esq.  of  Kilgwyn,  had  by  her,  who  d,  19  Jan.  1812, 
five  daus.,  wlio  all  d.  ttnm.,  except  tUe  4th,  Charlotte,  wife 
of  Jeremiuh  OliTe,  Esq.,  and  two  sons, 
John- JosLikH,  his  heir. 

Charles,  of  Uampstead,  co.  Middlesex,  6.  16  May,  1V74,  »n. 
Ist,  hi  179e,  Mary,  dau.  of  ihomas  Roberu*,  tsq.  of 
Charterhouse-square,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1820,  had  an 
only  child,  Maiy,  »#*.  to  Charlea-Menry  Pilgrim,  Esq.,  sou 
of  Charles  Pilgrim,  Esq.  of  Southampton.  Mr.  Cimrles 
Holford  w.  2ndly,  in  May,  1824,  Maiy-Anne,  dau.  of  Ed- 
wrtrd  Toller,  Esq.  of  Doctors'  CommonB  und  Hampstead, 
and  by  her  lias,  with  a  dau.,  who  d.  in  infiuicy,  three  sons 
and  th  ee  daua.,  via.,  Charles-inward,  b.  8^  Feb.  18»0; 
John  Henry,  6.  1  June,  1831 ;  George,  6.  7  Feb.  1832 ; 
Ellen ;  Matilda ;  and  Mary- Anne. 

The  eldest  son, 

JoBK-JottiAH  HoLFOBD,  Esq.  of  Kilgwyu.  CO.  Carmarthen, 
b.  5  Feb.  1705,   m.   24  Jan.    1789,  Jane-Mar^^arat,  dau.  of 
Ch<irlea  Jackson,  Esq.  of  tlie  Oenenil  Post-office,  London, 
and  had  issue, 
Jambs-Priob,  his  heir. 

John  Joeiah,  lieut.  R.N.,  d.  wmr.  S8  Feb.  178L 
Henry,  b.  lH  April.  1799.  d.  12  April,  1808. 
George  Charles,  late  of  the  InniskiUen  dragoons,  b.  2  Aug. 
18*W,  i«.  in  Aug.  1834,  Harriet&ophiii,  dau.  o;  John  bio- 
veuson,  Esq.  of  binlield  PLiCe,  co.  lierkB,  and  has  a  sou, 
Henry,  and  a  dau. 

Louisa,  m.  28  July.  1824,  to  George  Stevenson,  Esq. 
Sophia,  M.  to  Francis-Anthony  Morris,  Eaq, 

The  eldest  son, 

Jaubs-Pbicb  Holfobd,  Esq.  of  Kilgwyn,  lieut. -col.  In  the 
army,  J.  P.,  b.  S5  Sept  1791,  high -sheriff  of  Breconnhire  in 
1840,  n»  4  Sept.  1830,  Anni-Mari  t  Eleinor,  dm  of  RtMlcrick 
G Wynne,  Esq.,  son  of  Thynne-Howe  Gwyiine,  Esq.,  .-aid 
gnndmm  of  Roderick  Gwynne,*  Esq..  by  Anne  his  wife, 
d  .u.  and  co-heir  of  Lord  Chedworth,  i«nd  had, 

James- pRicic-WiLUAM.  now  of  Buckland. 

Jane-Kli/JvAnna-Mai'iA. 

Louisu-Mary-Ermine-Eleanora. 


•  In  the  year  1405,  Rhvddebch  ap  Rhys,  of  Llwyn  Howel, 
descended  from  Tnihacm  ap  Kin^.n,  Lord  of  Cwrowd.  co. 
Bref(»ii,  m.  Gwoullnn.  dau.  and  he'r  of  Howell  ap  Gritfith, 
of  Trecagtle,  votoiKer  brother  of  the  renowntsd  Sir  Lhtvid 
Gam.  one  of  the  c«'mpaniou8  in  anus  of  Henry  V.  at  Agln- 
cwurt.  and  had  ;wo  s*>n«,  i.  Thomas,  styled  Gwynne,  from 
his  fair  complexion,  who  remained  in  the  possenidon  of  hi« 
mate.n^il  estate,  and  resided  in  the  mausiou  house  of  Tre- 
crifctle.  He  woA  anct-3t«)r  of  tbc  present  Howel  Gwtn.  Esq. 
ol*  AUrcruvo,  co.  Brw.on  ;  .^i  d  ii.  Davld.  who,  fnjm  his  lair 
complexi'.n  awi  n-d  h.-iir.  i^  ci!1.4  in  the  fimily  pclipree. 
David  Ccxh  Hj^^  nne.  He  ii.Le  :ted  the  i  ^^  ri.al  im^^trty, 
and  was  aiKu-Lor  of  the  Gwy.v.nu  v/  o.a*.^m.t ,  aui  t„o 
JWTJtNE-^  oj  Bixk  u..d. 


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F1iiab«th>Sophia,  d,  in  infiuiOT. 
Thyune-Howe.  Harriett. 

jlmu— 4)uarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  arg.,  on  a  mount,  Tort,  a 
irreyhound,  passant,  sa..  collared,  or,  for  Holtobd  ;  2nd  and 
ard,  sa.,  a  feese,  oottieed,  or,  between  two  swords,  arg..  hilts 
ond  pomels  of  the  second,  for  Qwykhk  *  and  an  escutcheon 
of  pretence,  of  twenty -one  quarterings,  in  right  of  his  wift. 

Crat*  let,  flrom  the  sun  in  splendour,  or,  rising  from  be- 
hind a  hiU,  vert,  a  greyhound  s  head,  issuant,  sa. ;  Snd.  a 
dexter  arm  in  annotur,  ppr.,  iasuant  from  a  crescent,  arg-. 
holding  a  sword,  erect,  abo  ppr.,  hUt  and  pomel  gold,  enflled 
by  a  boar's  head,  or,  erased  and  vulned,  ppr. 

JfoMo— Over  the  tod  crest.  Vim  vi  repeUere  licet;  and 
under  the  arms,  Toi^oun  fidUe. 

Sirae*— Kilgwyn,  co.  Carmarthen ;  Buckland,  and  Tre  Hol- 
ford,  ca  Brecknock. 


HOLLEY  OF  BURGH  HALL. 

HuNT-HoLLET,  James,  Esq.  of  Bui^b  Hall,  Nor- 
folk, J.P.,  6. 1804  ;  «.  18S2,  HonOaa,  3rd  dau.  of  the 
late  Vice-Admirol  WindLam,  of  Felbrigg,  and  has 
iasue^ 

I.  WxLUAM,  6.  »  Jan.  1836. 

n.  James.  m.  George. 

nr.  Edmund.  y.  Charles. 

I.  Horatia-Anne.  n.  Sophia-Osroline. 

in.  Marianne.  it.  Maiia-Katharine. 

Y.  Bmily-Geoigina.  yi.  Gertrude-Chariotte. 

The  family  of  HoUey  is  of  ancient  repute  in  the 
county  of  Norfolk.  The  name  of  Hunt  was  added 
to  their  surname  upon  the  marriage  of  Miss  Hunt 
with  the  great-grandfather  of  the  present  owner  of 
the  estate.  He  residni  at  Blickling  in  the  same 
neighbourhood,  as  did  also  his  son,  but  the  place 
WHS  afterwards  iK>ld.  Burgh  Hall  was  built  in  1849 
by  the  present  Jam<«  Hunt-HoUey,  Esq.,  who  is  son 
and  heir  of  the  late  James-Hunt  HoUey,  £^.  of 
Blickling,  J.P.,  who  d  1828. 
SMt_Biugh  HaU,  Aylabam. 


HOLLINSHEAD  OF  HOLLINSHEAD  ffATJ. 

BROCK-HoLLnrsHEAD,  Henrt,  Esq,  of  Hollins- 
head  Hall,  co.  Lancaster,  J.P.,  b,  22  Mait^  1819 ; 
«t,  11  Sept  1845,  Mai^garet,  eldest  dau.  of  James 
NeYille,  Esq.  of  Beardwood,  near  Blackburn,  and  has, 

I.  HtxjH-yETnxs,  6. 30  Sept.  1846. 

n.  Henry-aiflbrd,  k  31  May,  1863. 

L  BoMrioe-Emma.  n.  Maigarst-Bdith. 

m.  Maigaret-NeTiUe.  iy.  Florenoe-Heko. 

l^tneagt.— The  yskj  aacie&t  fkmily  of  Holynabed  of 
Holynabed  in  Sutton,  ca  Cbeeter.  can  be  traced  aa  seated 
tbefe  op  to  the  raifn  of  HnraT  UL  ;  of  the  aenior  line  was 
Ralpb  HoLYScascD  of  Cophvnt,  the  €  bronirlcr.  From  his 
uncie,  WiLUAM  Holltvskcd,  of  BugiAwton,  dceoeaded  the 
Caniiiy  of  HoUinsbed,  of  which  the  last  male  heir,  Johk 
HoLUirssKAZK  E«q,  of  HtJlinshead  Hall,  «L  1«  July,  1802, 
«nim.,  and  bequeatbed  his  properCy  and  name  to  h»  ooosin, 
WiLUAM  Bbock,  fieq^  4th  eon  of  Bdward  Brodc,  of  9tto6k- 
port»  and  gruidaan  of  Edward  Bniek.  Beq.  of  Belosweil.  by 
Ekma,  his  wife,  only  dan.  of  EDWjLan  Hoixcarsmt^Oi,  Bm]. 
Mr.  Brock  took  the  somaaM  of  HouJirsaBAn,  and  ^  «.  p. 
1903,  hsYing  dsTised  his  eetatw  to  (the  sob  of  hia  brother 
Lanx«Doe)  his  oepbew, 

LAfmnicx  Bbock,  of  HoUinriwad  Hall,  h.  8  March,  1778, 
who  d.  »  July,  18SS.  He  took  the  eareame  of  Houjs- 
SBBJLik.  in  addition  to  his  cwa,  in  1803.  He  m.  lei,  in  19M. 
Maifaratte,  tha  dan.  of  Bdw\rd  Edwards,  Esq.  of  Plas 
Fran,  near  Wrexham,  >7  whom  he  had  coe  son.  Edward, 
who  d.  an  inftnt  in  ISdO.  He  a^  Sndly,  in  ISIS,  Msiy,  the 
daa.  of  Beger  Potta,  Baq.  of  8ei7esnts-inn,  Ixmka,  by 
wboaabehad, 

H  csmr  Bnocfc-HoixiiisHKAni,  now  of  HoQiaahaad. 

LMirenoe,  who  A.  an  infanC 

Ciifford,  *.  *>  Dec.  l&H,  (t  k  p.  ^  MxrA,  1853, 

Prakrkk,   h.   8  Anc    18d6.  late  Itth  R^ykl  fauwera.  m. 
\t  Anfi.  l!vM,  and  has  iasDO.  Fred«nck  and  Licse-Emma. 

Emena.  m.  22  April.  IMT,  Jaznes  Whi^^iham.  Em).,  baxri«4ei^ 
at'Uw,  and  has  Ijuxr^Ke-Robeil.  Jaxnes-tiilbOTt,  Williaa>- 
Benrv  Coote,  and  Emma. 
He  m  ^rAlv,  F^ioa.  the  dan.  of  tbe  Rev.  Willian  Hanpsofi, 
of  Bo}t<m4e-Mooira,  by  whcom  he  bad  ooe  daa.,  Kri«a 

JrMM-— Qaarieriy :  1st  and  4th,  per  bend.  arg.  and  ermine, 
«a  a  creea,  sab)e,  a  ctsts  crcashu,  fitcMe,  or,  ,ib  the  dastar 
66S 


fl  O  L 

chief  point  an  ascallop,  as.,  for  distfaictlon,}  for  Houim- 
nsAn ;  2nd  and  Srd,  az.,  a  brock,  or,  between  three  beoania, 
two  and  one,  for  Bbock. 

Cre$t»  Of  HoxxixBHKAD :  A  heron,  arBT-*  in  the  beak  a 
croas-croeslet,  fitchte,  sable,  behind  the  heron  aa  arrow  and 
bow  in  saltier,  ppr.,  (the  heron  chaxsed  on  the  breast  with 
an  escallop,  ax.,  for  distinction.)  Of  Bbock  :  A  boar's  bead, 
couped,  or.  between  two  bucks'  homa,  sable. 

Ifotto— Nemo  me  impnne  lacessit. 

&at— HoUinshead  Hall,  near  Blackbome. 


HOLLIS  OF  SHIRE  NEWTON. 

HoLLiB,  William,  Esq.  of  Shirenewton  Honse, 
CO.  Monmoutb,  J.  P.,  higfa-Bheriff  18S1,  6.  21  liUrcb, 
1797;  tfi.  81  May,  1836,  Annette,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
ReY.  James- Asbe  Oabb,  rector  of  Shirenewton,  and 
has  issue, 

L  Marianne-Chariotte.  n.  Ansette-Soaanne. 

m.  Sophia-Maxy. 

Mr.  Hollis  is  only  son  of  Wflliam  HoUis,  Esq.,  and 
Sarah,  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  William  Collins,  Esq. 
of  Thombury,  co.  Gloucester,  and  grandson,  by 
Susan  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  DsyIs,  merchant,  of 
Bristol,  of  William  Hollis,  Esq.,  elder  mm  of  William 
HoUis,  Esq.,  and  Mary  his  wile.  Mr.  Hollis  has  one 
sister,  Susannah,  m.  in  May,  1821,  to  Thomas  Luce, 
Esq. 

Artu    Sa.,  a  bend,  between  two  talbots,  pi— n<»  ug. 
Cnal — ^A  dexter  arm,  embowed,  in  annoor,  gamiriMd, 
holding  a  branch  of  hoUy,  berried,  all  ppr. 
Seat    Shireoewton  Honae^  near  Chepstow,  oo.  Monmooth. 


HOLUST  OF  LODSWORTH. 

HoLUBT,  Haslkk,  Esq.  of  Lodsworth  House,  oo. 
Sussex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  5  Oct.  1797;  ».  IS  Dec. 
1825,  Frances^^eorgiana,  eldest  dan.  of  the  late  Sir 
Francis-Molyneux  Ommanney,  and  has  ivae, 

I.  Frances-Geofgiaaa.  n.  Maigaret-Aatte. 

m.  Rhasbeth-Msry.  nr.  . 

Y. 


Itlimsr.— This  funOy,  it  k  beSered.  were  Battled  in 
the  immediate  ndlghbomhood  of  Lodsworth  early  in  the 
12th  oentnxy,  if  not  before  probaWy  in  the  time  of 
HantT  L  The  direct  aaoestor,  "Bioiiardua  le  O^kqh," 
took  the  inqnisaoMe  poet  moitem  Johannia,  in  1^8,  in 
respect  of  lands  at  Ambersham,  about  a  mile  tfaenoe ;  when 
he  held  the  manor  and  fired  in  the  manor  hoioae.  *'Bogenis 
le  Kapera  **  tiv«d  there  ttrnt^  b»WAax»  ni^  and  the  fiuily 
mignted  from  the  old  house  to  ens  or  another  part  of  the 
property,  called  Moon,  in  the  liign  of  EuzamEtm.  Here 
they  oontmned  to  reaade  till  the  lake  Anthony  O^iroa. 
afterwanis  HoUist«  wmt  to  MMhmit  to  fiYB,  in  1806,  sad 
where  he  d.  in  1$S«. 

AsTTBoarr  CjLP»oir,BBq.,&.  in  1T07,  aizth  in  direct  dasecnt 
from  TfKOLAa  CAPaoav,  of  Ambenhini  Manor  Hooae,  who 
iL  in  1^43 ;  m.  in  17SS,  Bisihetii  Ijse,aBd  d.  in  Hoy.  17U. 
His  only  iseoe, 

AxTHOKT  CATittV,  I&H|^  a  poathoKKis  Boa,  h.  SI  Jan. 
1796;  ■».  in  1760,  Anne  Tinoeat;  sad  dL  in  18U,  leaYing 
an  only  eon, 

AxmassT  Caraoa,  Ssq.,  k  M  Jsa.  ITtt ;  who  «l  in  17M, 
Mai)gare€,  yonngeat  dao.  of  Bkkianl  Haaler,  Bsq.,  and  hid 
iasae,  H>f»,  now  «f  Lwhiwmth ;  Anne ;  sad  Mary,  sk 
to  Wilbam-Hcniy  Wacsnx,  Bsq^  Q.C  M^.  for  HnlL  Mr. 
Capron  aasamed,  in  Sept.  ISSS^  the  suiasme  of  HoLusir,  in 
bea  of  his  patrcnymK,  in  conpfianoc  with  the  will  of  a 
distant  relatiTa,  aad  ^  JO  Sept.  ISM. 


bendwara.  is  cbieC.  and  a  dolphin, 
three  torteaox,  <«i  a  ohiaC  ef  the 
strawberrr,  fr»otod,  ppr. 

Crm — B0Cw«en  two  si«i|:s  of  stiawtetay 
a  dexter  arm,  embiwwl,  in  armom-  *^ 
ganntiet.  holding  a  ifnir  ef  hoQy,  aifl 

Monae^—Oarpeodo ;  over  tbe  creM,  . 

&AU— Lodsworth,  near  Petworth,  ocv 


"^ 


aa  in  the  Am*. 


HOLLOXI>  OF  BEXHALL  LODGE. 

HoLt/OXB,  The  Rtt,  Fnwmv  of  Benlsall  Lodge, 
ex  SafPoIk,  «.  1st,  6  Feb.  ISSd,  laabdUEsther, 

Jigitized  by  ^^^  ^  ^  ^^  ^  ^ 


H  O  L 

youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Sir  John  Robinson, 
Bart,  of  Rokeby,  co.  Louth,  Irehind,  and  by  her 
(who  d,  23  Jan.  1848)  has  issue, 

L  BDMimiHWiiXiAif ,  6. 18  April,  1841. 

n.  John-Robert,  b.  2  Not.  1843. 

I.  Mary-Iaabella.  n.  Bsther-Harriet. 

m.  Fanny-Louisa. 

Mr.  HoUond  m.  2ndly,  10  Feb.  1862,  Fanny,  dau.  of 
John  Reade,  Esq.  of  Holbrook  House,  Suffolk,  and 
has  by  her  a  dau.,  Caroline-Elizabeth. 

X.£tttftSr. — ^Majob  Hollokd*  son  of  Richard  and  Sus- 
annah Holland,  was  in  command  of  the  Bast  India  Com- 
pany's troops  in  Bengal,  where  he  d.  about  the  year  1T5<^ 
leaving  by  his  wife,  a  sister  of  Edward  Fowke,  Esq.  uf 
Hoiiey,  Kent,  four  sons,  vis., 
I.  RiOHABD,  in  the  army,  killed  in  India  in  a  skirmish 
with  the  natives. 

n.  John,  of  the  E.  I.  Co.'s  dvil  service  at  Madras,  of  which 

he  was  acting  governor.    He  n».  Elisa,  dau.  of  Joseph 

Hinchman,  Biq.,  and  d.  81  Jan.  1806,  leaving  issue, 

1  Edward,  who  purch<ued  the  estate  of  Benhall  Lodge 

flrom  the  trustees  of  tiir  Hyde  Parker,  Bart,  and  d. 

unm,  7  Dec  18S9. 

3  Thomas-Stanhope,  d.  without  issue,  2S  May,  1880. 
ni.  Edward-John,  in  the  E.  I.  Co. 'a  dvil  service  at  Madras ; 
</.  %mm.  19  Aug.  1821. 

IT.  WiLUAM,  in  the  B.  I.  Co.'s  dvil  service  at  Bengal ;  m. 
Harriet,  dau.  of  Thomas  Pope.  Esq..  and  d.  14  Feb.  1836. 
leaving,  besides  the  present  Rkv.  Edmund  Holland,  of 
Benhiul  Lodge,  three  other  sons  and  two  daus.  viz., 
1  Richard. 

S  Frederick,  d.  lutm.  4  Feb.  1888. 

t  Robert,  late  M.F.  for  Hastings;  m.  18  March.  1840, 
Ellen-Julia,  dau.  of  the  late  Thomas  Teed,  Esq.  of 
Stanmore  Ebll,  Midd*esez. 

1  Mary, «.  14  May,  1834,  to  Henry  Blackden,  Esq.  (who  d. 
S4  Doc.  1853X  son  of  the  late  Bei^jamin  Blackden,  Esq., 
by  Elizabeth  his  wife.  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Cayley.  Bart 
S  Sophia,  m.  8  Sept  1826,  the  Rev.  Thomas-Ward 
Frauklyn,  son  of  the  late  George  Franklyn,  Esq.  of 
Bristol,  and  has  issue.  Thomas-Edmund,  m.  1854, 
Selina.  eldest  dau.  of  Oapt  Oeoige  Hope,  R.N.,  and 
has  issue;  Frederick;  HoUond;  Sophia;  and  Fanny. 

Jrm»-^Ax.,  a  lion  rampant,  within  an  oris  of  trefoils,  aiig. 
Crat — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet  or,  a  demi-lion,  rampant,  aig. 
Motto— \incAt  qui  se  vindt. 
Sectf— BenhaU  Lodge,  Saxmundham. 


HOLLYNGWORTHE  OF  HOLLYNGWORTHE. 

Dm  HoLLTKOWORTHB,  RoBBRT,  Esq.  of  HoUyng- 
worthe  Hall,  co.  Chester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  in  1791; 
late  capt.  in  the  6th  dragoon -guards. 

Einraffe.— ThU  CunUy  has  been  seated  at  HoUyng- 
worthe  Hall,  from  the  Saxon  times — ^fttmi  the  year  1083,  as 
set  forth  in  a  very  ancient  pedigree. 

John  Hollwoworth,  Esq.  of  HolUngworth,  son  of  Jaoob 
HolUngworth,  Esq.,  l»y  his  wifo,  Mary  Leigh,  of  Cranbrojk, 
disposed  of  the  estate  of  HolUngworth,  Ac,  to  the  ancestor 
of  the  Rev.  Daniel  Whittle,  who  sold  back  the  property,  in 
1881,  to  the  present  Oapt  de  HoUyngworthe.  By  Maiy 
his  wife,  dan.  of  —  Bayner,  Esq.  of  Beanted,  co.  Kent, 
hehadason, 

THOMAS-RoBniT  HoixnrowoBTH,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1788, 
Maiy,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  John  Green,  Esq.  of  Maidstone, 
and  had  a  son,  the  present  Robbtt  db  Holltnoworths, 
Esq.,  who  purdiased  back,  in  1831,  the  estate  of  Holling- 
woxth,  and  has  resumed  the  spelling  of  the  name  of  the 
time  of  Queen  Eluubrh. 

Arm$-^As.,  on  a  bend,  arg.,  three  hoUy-Ieaves,  vert 

CWrt    A  stag,  lodged,  ppr. 

JfsClo—Disce  ferenda  pati 

Aiol— HoUyngworthe  UaU,  Cheahirs. 


HOLME  OP  PAUL-HOLME. 

Holme,  Brtah-Holmb,  Esq.  of  Paul  Holme,  co. 
York,  late  capt  88th  regt,  b.  4  May,  1821 ;  m. 
6  Sept.  1849,  Catherine-Margaret,  2nd  dau.  of  Gen. 
the  Hon.  Sir  Patrick  Stuart  (sod  of  the  10th  Lord 
Blantyre)  by  Catherine-Henrietta,  granddau.  of  the 
1st  Lord  Rodney,  and  has  issue, 

L  CHAauBs-HamT,  6.  27  Sept.  1868. 

u.  Biyan-Fraods,  b.  U  Jons,  18M. 

L  Gatherine-Maiy.  n.  Looici^tiurt. 

569 


H  0  L 

HillfHSf  .-~^This  ancient  and  distinguished  ftunily  has 
been  estaUished  in  the  county  of  York  since  the  period  of 
the  Norman  Conquest. 

Olbhob  Holmb,  grandson  of  Jomr,  Hving  temp.  Comqusst. 
was  comptroller  to  the  Empress  Maud,  and  received  the 
honour  of  knighthood  Arom  that  princess.  From  him 
derived,  8th  in  descent, 

Su  BaTAii  Holms,  of  Paull-Holme,  who  was  knighted  by 
Edwabd  III.,  and  appointed  master  of  the  King's  buck- 
hounds  in  1828.  He  m.  Dame  Helen,  of  Blois,  and  had  a 
son,  BoBsar,  his  heir.  At  the  taking  of  the  lUng  of  Scots 
prisoner,  in  1346,  Sir  Bryan  had  given  him  for  his  crest, 
A  hound's  head,  erased,  or,  out  of  a  coronet  embattled, 
gu.  He  d.  soon  after.  His  descendants  the  Holmes,  of 
Paul-Holme,  intermarrying  with  the  Ellikers,  Constables, 
Hildyards,  Aslabys,  '^rwhitts.  Stricklands.  Grlmstons, 
Langtons,  Rodes,  Ac,  continued  to  preserve  a  male  suc- 
cession until  the  deaths  of  Henry  snd  John  Holme,  who 
Lad  no  issue,  and  devised  their  property  to  their  grand- 
nephew, 

Thb  ^ev.  Nicholas  Toaaa,  rector  of  Rise,  in  Holdemess, 
6. 14  Dec  1756  (Srd  son  of  the  Rev.  James  Torre,  of  Snydall, 
CO.  York,  l»y  Betty  his  wife,  only  dau.  of  grapaaw  Holmb, 
Esq.  of  Paul -Holme),  who  assumed  in  consequence  the 
surname  and  arms  of  Holms.  He  d.  1  Sept.  1888.  and  was 
«.  by  (the  son  of  his  next  brother  Henry)  his  nephew, 
Heniy-James  Torre,  who  assumed,  on  inheriting,  the  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Holmb,  and  became, 

Thb  Rbv.  Hbitrt-Jamss  Holmb,  of  Paul-Holme  This 
gentleman,  6.  11  Sept.  1108,  m.  20  Nov.  1817,  Margaret, 
only  dau.  and  heiress  of  Capt.  Qeoige  Mangles,  60th  regt., 
and  l^  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  1858,  Rev.  Robert  Machell,  of 
Marton  Vicarage,  and  of  little  Weighton  and  Beverley) 
had  issue, 

Bbtah-Holmb,  now  of  Paul-Holme 

Edward-Peidinand-Holme,  lieut  RN.,  6.  26  Sept.  1827. 

Bmily-RoseUen,  m.  18  July,  1861,  Oapt.  Lawrence-Trent 
Cave,  54th  regt. ;  and  d.  19  April,  1852. 

Mr.  Hohne  d.  28  Dec.  1850. 

Jrma—Bmrry  of  six,  or  and  as.,  on  a  canton,  arg.,  a 
chaplet,  gu. 

Crett»—lai,  a  holly-tree,  fructed,  ppr. ;  2nd,  out  of  a  mural 
coronet,  gu.,  a  hound's  head,  erased,  or. 

JfoMo— Holme  semper  viret. 

Aeoi— Paul-Hotane,  oo.  York. 


HOLMES  OF  ST.  DAVID'S. 

HoLMEB,  BA88KTT-W.,  Esq.  of  St.  David's,  oo.  Tip- 
perary,  J.P.,  6.  20  Dec.  1821. 

Eineaffe.— The  first  of  this  fomily  who  settled  in  the 
sister  kingdom  is  stated  to  have  been  a  private  secretaiy 
to  the  lord-lieutenant,  Wentworth,  Eari  of  Straflbrd,  and  to 
have  accompanied  that  nobleman  to  Ireland  in  1680.  The 
present  representative  is  a  minor,  ^riio  possesses  the  old 
fiunily  place.  Petarfleld.    The  late 

Oilbbbt  Holmbs,  Esq.  of  Bell  Mount,  King's  co..  m. 
1764,  Maiy,  dau.  of  Frauds  Saunderson,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Siunderson,  and  l»y  her  (who  d.  in  1768)  left  at  his  decease, 
in  1810,  a  sjn, 

Thb  Vkbt  Rbt.  Gilbbkt  Holmbs,  desn  of  Ardfert,  oo. 
Keny,  who  m.  Lydia-Waller,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Colonel 
Saunderson,  of  Csstle  Saunderson,  who,  fur  many  years, 
represented  Cavan ;  snd  d.  28  Dec.  1846.  having  had,  be- 
sides the  present  Bassvtt-W.  Holmbs,  Esq.  of  St.  David's, 
four  otlier  sons  and  one  dau., 

FaAiias-S.,  midor  8th  regiment,  d.  st  Kurrochee,  in 
Sdnde,  India.  Aug.  1849. 

Peter,  capt.  Madras  nUire  infantry,  d.  at  Mangalor,  1834. 

Alexander.  R.N.,  d,  1839. 

Hardress-R,  66th  regiment,  d.  at  St.  Ann'a,  Barbadoes,  in 
Sept  1848. 

Lydia-Catlierioe,  m.  1842,  Capt.  Bayly,  late  68th  regiment, 
son  of  John  Bayly,  Esq.,  Debsbro,  co.  Tipperary. 

SttttSL  David's,  co.  Tipperary. 


HOLMES  OF  SCOLE  HOUSE. 

Holmes,  The  Rev.  William,  M.A.,  of  Scole 
House,  oo.  Norfolk,  rector  of  Scole,  «.  11  Aug.  Ihi5, 
Jemima,  youDgest  dau  of  the  late  Sir  Charles  Flower, 
Bart,  and  has  a  son  and  heir. 

Wclllim-Jaxbb  Owbv,  b.  t  Sept  1880. 

Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


H  O  L 

SLinfilfff.— Tlie  ancofltora  of  'his  ffentleraan,  who  is 
tho  only  nan  «»f  tho  late  Willium  Holmes,  Esq.,  an  officer  in 
the  nrmy,  of  MuuMliara,  in  Noifollc,  hive  monuments  in 
the  oliurchos  and  ohurohyards  of  Aahby,  Mimdham,  and 
iJecules. 

j4rm* — Bniry  of  eight,  or  and  aa.,  on  a  canton,  arg.,  three 
garlandH,  ppr. 
Crfnt—A  lien's  head,  erased,  or. 
Motto  -(>ni  et  labora. 
Stat — Scole  Uuuse,  Norfolk. 


HOLT  OF  ENFIELD. 

Holt,  Wiluam-Hbnut,  E^*q.,  MD.,  of  Enfield 
and  Red  Bank,  near  Kendal,  Westmoreland,  m.  let, 
a  dan.  of  Alderman  Charles  Hamert<m;  and  2n<Uy, 
Hftiriet,  widow  of  the  late  Thomas  Browning,  Esq. 
of  EuBeld  and  London,  and  by  the  former  only  (who 
d,  in  1820)  had  iasue, 

I.  AsTLKT,  M.D.,  6.  in  180S ;  m.  Jane,  oldest  dau.  of  the 
Iter.  KiTTitnl  Hoathoote.  of  Rose  Uill.  CQesterfleld. 

n.  William.  6.  in  1800 ;  m.  Min  Adams. 

III.  Charles.  6.  in  1808 ;  m.  G«.>rgiana»  dan.  of  Thomas 
KritU  Ksq.,  and  h-vs  issue,  a  son, 

IT    Edward,  6.  in  1810 ;  d.  $.  p.  abroad. 

V.  Frwierick.  6.  In  1817  ;  tL  $.  p. 

I.  Emily,  m.  to  O.-B.-B.  Wo  »lsey.  Esq. 

u.  Mary.  m.  to  J.  Jameson.  Esq. 

in.  L<>ui»a,  m.  to  W.-T.  Martin,  Esq. 

IT.  Fanny,  m,  to  B.  Tyte,  Esq.,  and  has  iasuo. 

I.iltra9(.— The  Holts  •/  TotttHkam.  and  Bnjidd  are  a 
branch  of  the  Holta  qf  Qrislthurti^  Lancashire,  where  tl;ey 
h%T«  resided  and  possessed  large  landed  property  for 
couttiriess 

JoHK  Holt.  Esq  .  6.  at  Grantham,  oo.  Lincoln,  ab  -nt 
1759.  settled  in  earl>-  life  at  Totteuham.  He  m.  twice,  an  1 
haul  issue  by  both  wives.  By  his  Sud  wife,  Hannah  EIikh- 
beth.  dAU.  of  Wilham  Glorer,  Esq.  of  Reigatu.  who  was 
grandson,  mitamall^*,  of  LiMpd  Santiy.  had  three  sons  aud 
t'uwe  daus.  Mr.  Holt  rf,  in  17M,  and  was  buried  at  Totteu- 
ham.   The  t\  i«t  s*^  i»f  the  ^»d  marriatre, 

WiLUAM  Holt.  Esq.,  «-  Ist,  Sarih.  dau,  of  J.  R  ««, 
K*q.  of  Limd  n ;  auvi  :iiJly.  Jane,  only  clv.ld  of  WwU  :m 
l^K>k.  E»q.  of  Kendjd.  and  by  the  former  only  («rho  d.  iu 
1S11    had  issua. 

WiLUAM-HcNET.  hi«  heir. 

lkH>Tve~rUmer.  M.l> .  of  Jeras  (V^l'c^re.  Cambri<1:r?.  m.  a 
d*u.  yyS  Wh*rt.^n,  Ea'^, ;  and  it  in  1>37,  lea\-itig  i*»ue  two 
soAs  aud  a  d.uL 

JvV4v|4i.  Hk.  a  d»u.  ivf  Humphrios  Esq.,  and  has  ismie  three 
dAU*, 

Henry.  4.  *  )».  in  1S3*.  afred  5*. 

SArah.  Hu  to  C  Harm.  Eift). 

Mr.  Holt  <r.  In  1$:^\  ««ed  71. 

J*- '« — A*{r .  *^  a  ben.l  en^.xiled,  sa.,  three  fleurs  de-lis, 
of  ih«  fir»c 

C>>i* — A  sp«ar^h«OK).  p|>r. 

Jtf  •'•  • — V\  Jiui*^  T\;  a^rvv 

S-  ^-fV.-^'o'd.  Rvri  H^r.k.  n*w  Kecdjd,  We«tmo:«'jtii ; 
aad  i^  orco^  near  M.uw^e«t«r. 


H  O  M 

of  Lee;  and  2ndly,  9  Sept.  1803,  Anne,  dati.  of  James 
Heyworth,  Esq,  of  Greeusnook,  and  by  tho  latter  only 
(who  d.  4  Feb.  1819)  an  only  child,  Johv,  now  of  Stubbyloe. 


ppr.,  gar- 


ArtM^Krg.f  on  a  bend,  engrailed,  aa..  three  fleurs-de-Us. 
of  the  first. 

CreH — ^A  dexter  arm,   embowed,  in  tamour, 
nished,  or,  holding  in  the  gsiimtlot  a  pheou,  sa. 

Seat — Stabbylee,  Bacup,  near  Maudiester. 


HOLT  OF  STCBBVLEE. 


BINNING-HOME  OF  ABGATY  AND  SOFTLAW. 

BiNNiNG-HoME,  Georqb  -  Home  -  Monro,  Esq.  of 
Argaty,  co.  Perth,  and  Soft  law,  co.  It>xburgh,  J  P., 
6.  28  May,  1804;  m.  20  Feb.  1839,  Catharine  Bui- 
nett»  of  Qadgirth,  co.  Ayr,  and  has  iasue, 

I.  David-Gkobob,  6.  13  Feb.  1843. 
n.  Geoige-Joseph,  6.  22  May,  1845. 
I.  Sephia-Maigaret.  ii.  Catheiine-Jane-A«;oaa. 

^amfln  oC  Stnntng. 

i.tlira0e. — ^The  chief  family  of  this  name  in  Sootland 
was  Binning,  of  Binnfaig,  whose  aoeestors  acquired  tlMse 
1  Olds  lying  in  the  county  of  TinHthgow,  aud.  when  sur- 
names became  hereditary,  assumed  the  territorial  name  as 
a  p  ktronymic.  TIm  immediate  ancestor  of  whom  we  hare 
certain  information  was 

WiLLLAJi  Bykwib.  who.  In  the  year  1308,  took  the  eaatk 
of  Linhthgow  from  the  Etigliah,  by  conce^Uing  himaelf  and 
seveu  sons  in  a  waggon  of  hay.  wt  ieh  was  stopped  in  the 
threshold,  wlten  the  porter  and  those  with  him  were  in- 
stantly shun,  and  .i  Urge  party  of  fricBds,  lying  in  amb' sh. 
wus  admitted,  aiid  the  garris  n  pot  to  the  sword.  The 
cavtie  was  delivered  by  its  c^tor  to  King  Robcxt  BarcK, 
who  rewarded  him  with  a  giit  of  lands,  and  asaqnk»l  to 
the  family,  to  perpetuate  the  memory  of  Uus  hardy  a^l ven- 
ture, an  augment*ti(m  of  a  loaded  waggon  to  their  armorial 
bearinga.    Prom  WUi  un  Bynnie  iJohftUly  deeoended 

Chaules  Biionico.  Esq.,  soIidtAr-gvneral  for  Sootland  in 
17:?^  4th  s-m  of  Sir  William  Binning,  of  WAlliefoord,  a  great 
merchant,  and  pr»Ti<et  of  Edinburgh);  wtko  si.  Margt-ct. 

'  dau.  of  Montgomery,  of  Broondaods,  co.  Ayr,  by  whi^m 

I  be  h  vd  a  son, 

'  WiujAM  BiNxrso.  YL^\..  who  w.  Klixil^h.  daa.  of 
Archibald  Stewux,  Esq  *»f  TTrmee,  and  by  her  fc^  a 
son,  Charles,  who  d.  a  < «.  in  1704.  and  three  dana.,  Ehaa- 

I  beth.  Catharisk.  and  Isabella.    The  i^ni  daa., 

{  CATHAaccK  Bncxnco.  «.  IX&rid  b^ua.  Beq..  and  ted  by 
him  two  daus..  Margaret,  d.  v^m. ;   jyi 

I  CathjiKixk  iNoua.  who  m.  AucxAxncm  Moorao,  Eeq.  ctf 
Cnu^rlockart  and  Cocklom.  32d  son  of  Alexander  Mcxiro, 
E»).  of  Aitcbenbow>e,  by  Isabella  his  wilit.  eltlest  dan.  of 
Sir  Donald  M*DDo>;d.  ef  The  Islea.  ttd  ly  him  VmA  two 
socA.  A:ex«nd«r:  a... J 

DATm  Moxao.  E*)  of  SefUaw,  wVt,  by  deed  of  eDtnl, 
assumed  the  suroame  vzd  '.rrrii  ?f  Bmnsio.  He  m  1st.  m 
iNW,  hi*  cousin.  SojtiA.  n-T  cb_l:  ard  h  ircst  of  George 
Hoaie,  Esq.  tf  Anr*-y  CiaeaT.T  deaoesded  fr  «  G«ot^ 
Hon;*  of  Argaty  »  c  <<  Sr  Patritk  H««m,  of  Po^warthX 
by  Jiae  h»  wi-Se.  eCSen  dsM.  and  oeSer  <4  Jctiu  Mocro, 
E*'.  of  .V* :.-*:■?!:.  »  w:-»,  el  k-«  sec  if  A.«XAC.ier  Mr-t^ro.  Esq. 
<^  A-v'ijecS  w:«,  *nd  t*  wT*ip.  t««Wlk  H^DqbaU,  of  Tbe 
IfJoa     By  Oii^  ^klr  i wi«  4.  k  ;?*.y   he  kai. 

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and  a  iwo. 


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H  O  M 


H  0  M 


Alkxandcr,  his  heir. 

Patrick  (Cant.),  of  Correquhornibie,  d.  in  Sept.  1672. 
David,  attai  .ted,  and  seutauced  to  be  executed,  8  Dec. 
1584. 

The  eldeet  son  and  hoir, 

Alexakdkb  Homb,  of  Argaty,  t.  his  father  sometime 
after  July,  1562,  and  d.  about  1574,  leaving  by  Manot  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Campbell,  of  Glennrchy,  a  son  and 
heir, 

Patrick  Homb,  of  Argaty,  who  d.  in  Jan.  1620,  leaving, 
with  other  issue,  an  eldest  son  and  heir, 

HcNRT  Homb,  of  Aigaty,  served  heir  to  his  fkther  in 
Argaty,  and  to  his  great^uncie,  Patrick,  in  Corr©quhorml»ie, 
18  tlarch,  1629.  He  m.  Mary  Moshett ;  and  d.  sometime 
before  Oct.  1659,  having  had, 

Obobob,  his  heir,  of  Argaty,  which  estate  he  granted  to 

his  brother  J«  hn,  in  Oct.  1659. 
John,  ms^or  in  the  army,  obtained  a  grant  of  Ai^ty  from 

his  elder  brother,  Gborob,  m.  in  1600,  Jean-Dnnnmond ; 

and  d.  in  1670. 
Patrick,  bapt.  24  May,  1681. 
Hbmbt,  of  whom  we  treat. 
David,  living  12  Oct.  1659. 
Alexander,  bapt  28  Nov.  1685. 
WUliam,  bapt  25  Not.  1842. 

Mr.  Home  lost  the  hilt  of  his  estates  from  his  adherence 
to  the  cause  of  Charlbs  I.    His  4th  son, 

Hbmbt  Homb,  bapt  27  July,  1633,  «.  to  Argaty  on  the 
death  of  his  brothor,  John,  aiid  was  serTed  heir  to  his 
father  in  those  lands,  26  Oct.  1682.  He  m.  before  1680, 
Janet  Muir ;  and  d.  in  July,  1689,  having  had  issue  (besides 
two  daua  ), 

1  Obobob,  of  Argaty,  bapt.  12  March,  1686-7,  served  heir 
to  his  father,  5  Aug.  1700 ;  reigned  Aj^ty.  and  obtained 
a  new  charter.  1  April,  1709.    He  (i.  f.  p.  before  Sept  1751. 

1  Mabt,  of  Argaty,  m.  QeoTge  Stewtu^  of  Ballachalleu, 
and  by  him  (who  d.  before  Sept  1751)  had,  with  other 
issue, 

1  DaTid  Hoihe-Stewart,  d.  m.  p.         * 

2  Geonre  Home-Stewart,  who  m.  Anne  Digges,  of  Cfail- 
ham  Castle,  Kent^  and  was  fieither  of 

Geobqb  Homb,  of  Aii^uty,  who  $.  his  uncle  David. 
He  m.  June,  dau.  of  John  Monro,  of  Auchenbowie 
(by  his  wife,  Sophia  Inglis.  of  AuchendennyX  son  of 
Alexander  Monro,  of  Auchenbowie,  by  Isabella  his 
wife,  sister  of  Sir  Donald  M 'Donald,  Bart,  of  the 
Isles,  who  d.  unia.  in  1720.  By  this  lady  Mr.  George 
Home,  of  Aiigaty,  had  a  dau., 
Sophia  Home,  of  Aiguty,  who  m.  her  cousin,  Datid 
MoNBO  BiMKiNa^  Esq.  of  Softlaw. 

ilrmt— QuarterJT:  i.  Quarterly,  Homb.  Polwarth :  St  Cla'r, 
and  Stetmrt.  u.  Bamnna  and  Homb,  quarterly,  iii.  Monro. 
IV.  Ingiis.    ▼.  MacDonald.    ti.  Douglas. 

Cre$ts—i.  Homb.    il  Bikmino. 

Mottf,fi$—Tnie  to  the  end ;  auid  Christo  duce  felicitor. 

Seat — ^Aiigaty,  co.  Perth. 


HOME  OF  WEDDEBBURN. 
{See  Milnb-Qraobn.) 


HOME  OF  BROOM  HOUSE. 

Homb,  Gbobob-Looan,  Esq.  of  Broom  House,  and 
Etlrom,  CO.  Berwick,  J.  P.,  Knight  of  the  Legion  of 
Honour,  and  ELnight  of  the  Redeemer  of  Gi-ace,  6. 
17  Oct.  1805,  «.  his  ande,  Lieut-General  James 
Home,  of  Broom  House,  5  Dec.  1849;  m.  17  Dec. 
1844,  Annie,  eldeet  dau.  of  Major  Dorao,  18th  Royal 
Irish  regiment,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Jambs  Homb,  6.  26  Sept  1847. 

u.  Cospatrie-Bobert,  d,  young. 

in.  Qeoige-John-Ninian,  6.  80  Jan.  1855. 

%{nf  HQC. — Sir  Datid  Home,  of  Wedderbum,  slain  at 
the  battle  of  Flodden,  1531,  had  seren  sons  called  the 
"  Spears  of  Wedderbum,"  one  of  whom,  Patrick,  receiTed 
assignation  and  charter  of  the  lands  of  Broom  Huuse  from 
Adam,  prior  of  Coldingh&m,  (with  consent  of  the  conTent, 
and  Robert,  abbot  of  Hulyroo--!,)  dated  1580,  which  was 
oonflrmed  afterwards  by  the  pope's  commissioners,  1536. 
Patrick  was  i.  by  his  son  Ferdinand  in  1556.  who  was  «.  by 
his  son  Patrick  in  1662,  $.  by  bis  son  Patrick  in  1617,  9.  by 
his  son  John  1654,  «.  by  bis  son  John  tn  1691. 

671 


Patbiok  Home,  writer  to  the  Signet,  got  a  charter  from 
Queen  Ankb  of  the  lands  of  Biirtlerig,  and  ».  his  uncle  John 
in  the  estate  of  Bioom  House,  1705.  He  appears  to  have 
had  three  sous,  William,  Alexander,  and  Pafrick,  of  Bugbt- 
lig,  and  by  his  will  disposed  his  estate  of  Broom  House  to 
his  second  son,  Alexander,  who  sold  it  to  his  elder  brother, 
William,  1718.  William  dying  without  issue,  was  «.  by  his 
nephew,  William,  son  of  Patrick,  of  Bartlerig  and  Bughtrig, 
1774.    This 

William  Homb,  Esq.,  Joined  the  army  of  Charles  Edward 
in  the  rebellion  of  1745,  and  served  on  the  personal  staff  of 
the  Prince  at  Culloden,  where  he  was  taken  prisoner  and 
condemned  for  liigh  treason  at  Stirling,  but  was  reprieved 
on  account  of  his  being  a  minor.  He  afterwards  served  in 
the  Prussian  army,  but  returned  to  Broom  House  on  the 
death  of  his  unde  in  1774.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  James 
Hunter,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 

I.  William,  lieut  in  the  army,  d.  in  the  West  Indies. 

II.  Jambs,  who  succeeded  him. 

III.  Helen,  m.  18(1,  Mi\jor  George  Logan,  eldest  son  of 
George  Lognn,  Esq.  of  Edrom,  by  him  (who  d.  1826)  she 
left  at  her  decease,  1815, 

1  William,  lieut.  45th  rcgt  Madras  infantry,  d.  in  the 
East  Indies,  in  1829. 
S  Gbobob,  only  surviving  son. 
8  James,  <i  imm.  in  Jamaica,  1844. 
4  Ninian-Home.  d.  in  Canada,  1839. 

The  2nd  son  and  heir, 

Jambs  Homb,  of  Broom  House,  Ueut  general  in  the  army, 
$.  his  father,  William,  in  1794,  and  dying  wim.  5  Dec.  184^, 
was  «.  by  his  nephew,  Gbobob  Loo  am,  of  Edrom,  the  pre- 
sent proprietor. 

Armt—Ter  fesse^  vert  and  as.,  a  lion  rampt,  within  a  bor- 
dure,  aiig. 

Crt$l^A  lion's  head,  erased,  arg.,  gorged  with  a  collar, 
gemel  Tert,  and  in  fh>nt  thereof  a  thistle,  slipped,  ppr. 

Af otto— True  to  the  end. 

Seal— Broom  House,  oo.  Berwick. 


HOMFRAY  OF  PENLUNE  CASTLE. 

HoMFRAT,  John,  Esq.  of  Penlline  Castle,  co.  Gla- 
morgan, J. P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1843,  b.  10 
Sept  1798;  m.  1  Nov.  1819,  Ann-Maria,  only  child 
and  heiress  of  John  Richards,  Esq.  of  the  Corner 
House,  Cardiff  Glamoi*gan,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Peter  Birt,  Esq.  of  Wenvoe  Castle, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  JOHN-RlCHARDS,  6.  9  Oot.  1824. 
fi.  Mary-Jane-Blohards. 

in.  Ann-Maria,  m.  84  Oct.  1848,  to  Richard  Bassett,  Esq. 
of  BonTilstone,  oo.  Glamorgan. 

ILitltA^t* — ^The  name  of  HomlTay  is  derired  fh>m  the 
French  words,  homtM  vrdi.  The  Homfrays  were  distin- 
guished amongst  the  soldiers  of  the  Cross,  and  they  were 
eminent  in  the  early  wars  of  the  Plant ;  genet  kings.  Ihe 
portrait  of  John  Homfhty,  living  in  1890,  and  a  giUlant 
warrior  of  that  day,  is  still  preserved  in  the  British  Museum. 

William  Homfbat,  who  resided  at  Wales,  near  Buther- 
ham,  in  Torkshire,  in  1500,  was  lineal  ancestor  of 

Francis  Homfbat,  of  Wales,  near  Rotherham,  who  had 
(by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  who  was  buried  at  Wales,  3  Jan. 
1724,^  three  sons,  viz., 

Fbakois,  his  heir. 

Thomas  («ec  Homfbat  <^  Tht  Plaee.).  John. 

The  eldest  son, 

Frakois  Homfbat,  of  Wales,  near  Rotherham,  m.  Ist, 
Sarah  Baker,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  the  male  line  of  which 
is  now  extinct  Ho  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Jeston, 
Esq.  of  The  Heath,  co.  Worcester,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1758, 
he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1736,  with  five  dauu.,  four  sons,  viz., 

Jbston,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cotton,  Esq.  of  the 
Combennere  family,  and  left  a  son, 
Fbamois,  in  holy  ordors,  rector  of  Lanvayer,  and  vicar  of 
Llauarth,  co   Monmouth,  who  m.  liarriet,  dau.  of  Jes- 
ton Homfray,   Esq..  and  </.   in   1->13,   lenviug  a  sou, 
Kenyon  Homfkay,  in  holy  ordors,  0.  tf  Jan.  lb\'2,  and  a 
dau.,   Maria,   m.  in  1831,   to  the  Uev.  llobert-Jauioa 
Smith. 
Thomas,  who  d.  11  May,  1797,  leaving,  by  Elisaboth,  his 
first  wife,  only  child  of  Edniond  Jones,  Eflq.,  a  dau.,  Eli- 
sabeth, m.  in  1774,  to  Peter  Pry,  of  Axbridge. 
Fbakcis,  of  whom  presently. 


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H  O  M 

John,  who  m.  ICory,  dau,  and  oo-helr  of  the  Rev.  Jeramiih 
Addenbrooke,  If. A.,  and  d.  in  1760,  leaving  a  son,  John- 
Addenbroorb,  who  took  the  name  of  Addbnbeookc  by 
sign-manual,  in  1792,  and  was  sheriff  of  Woxxjestershire  in 
1798.  He  m.  in  1788,  Elizabeth  Grazebrooke,  and  had 
issue. 

TheSrdson, 

F&AKOis  HoMTBAT,  Bsq.  of  WoUseton  Hall,  oo.  Wor- 
cester, m.  1st,  Hannah,  diu.  of  Fopkin,  Esq.  of  Ooltrehen, 
CO.  Glamorgan,  and  left  one  son  and  a  dau.,  vis., 

Jbbtov,  of  Broadwaters,  in  Wopoestorshlre,  b.  11  June, 
1762,  m.  to  1776.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Pldcock,  Bsq.  of  the 
Platte,  and  d.  2  March,  1816,  leaving  issue,  1  Gsobob,  b. 
to  1778 ;  2  Oharies,  6.  to  1781,  m.,  and  has  issue ;  8  David, 
b.  in  1792,  w..  and  has  issue ;  4  William,  d.  to  1821 ;  6 
Popkin,  6.  iu  1796 ;  6  Henry,  6.  in  1799,  »».,  and  has 
iwue ;  1  Harriet,  m.  in  1805,  to  the  Rev.  F.  Homfrav ;  2 
Caroline:  8  Henrietta;  and  4  Sarah,  m.  to  Dr.  O^ 
M.D. 

Mary,  la.  to  Thomas  Barker,  Esq. 

He  m.  2ndly,  1756,  Oathertoe,  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  Joremiah 
Ciswell,  Esq.  of  The  Hyde,  oo.  Stafford,  and  had  further 
issue, 

I.  Francis,  of  the  Hyde,  who  m.  Mary,  dau,  of  John  Pid 
cock.  Esq.  of  the  Platts,  co.  Stafford,  and  d.  in  1809, 
leaving  issue,  1  Jeremiah-Caswell,  in  holy  orders,  d.  9.p.; 
2  Francis,  b.  in  1784  ;  3  Harry.  6.  to  1789,  m.  Mias  Cathe- 
rine Jones,  and  has  issue ;  1  Mary,  m.  in  1808,  to  Richard 
Crawshay,  Esq. ;  2  Catherine,  «.  to  Thomas  Strtoger. 
Esq. ;  8  Jane ;  4  Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Crawshay, 
Esq. ;  5  Eleanor,  m.  to  Jos.  Attwood,  Esq.  ;  6  Louisa ;  7 
Clara,  m.  to  1826,  to  William-B.-E.-Gibbs  Crawford,  Esq. ; 
and  8  Mira. 

u.  Jb&bmiah,  (Sir,)  of  Uandaff  House. 

m.  Thomas,  of  the  Hill,  to  Worcestershire,  m.  to  1786,  Miss 
Elizabeth  Stephens,  and  d.  in  1825,  leaving,  with  other 
issue,  a  son,  John,  who  assumed  the  name  of  Stephens. 

lY.  Samuel,  M.P.  for  Stafford,  sheriff  of  Monmouthshire  to 
1818,  who  m.  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Charlee-Gould  Mor- 
Bart  of  Tredegar,  and  d.  20  May,  1822,  leaving 


gan,  E 
issue. 


Samusl.  high-sheriff  of  Monmouthshire  in  1841,  6. 
7  Dec  1796,  m.  14  Deo.  1822,  Miss  Charlotte  Stable^  and 
has  issue,  Samuxl-Gsoboe.  6.  7  Dec  1830 :  Lorenzo- 
Augustus,  6.  21  May,  1832 ;  Charles-Gould-Moigan,  b. 
12  Dec  1836 ;  William-Heniy-Wickey,  b.  12  May,  1838; 
and  Charlotte-Jane. 

2  Watkin.  6.  80  Dec  1796,  fa.  in  Sept.  1822,  Miss  EHzo- 
Lee  Thomson,  and  has,  Watkin,  Frederick-Samuel, 
William-Henry.  Charles- Augustus,  and  Eliza-Jane. 

8  Jane,  m.  to  1818.  te  J.  K.  Piekard,  Esq. 

4  Amelia,  m.  to  1817,  William  Thomson,  Esa..  M.P.  of 
Penydaron,  co.  Glamoigan,  and  had  one  chUd,  Amelia, 
fa.  20  July,  1842,  to  Thomas,  Earl  of  Bective. 

6  Maria,  ta.  to  George  Darby,  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  has  issue. 

I.  Catherine,  m.  to  Thomas  Wilson,  Esq.,  and  d,  24  March, 
1801,  leaving  a  son,  Melville  Wilson,  who  m.  Miss  Steven- 
son, dau.  of  Sir  B.  Stevenson,  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Frtncis  Homfkay  d,  Dec.  1798.    His  3rd  son. 

Sib  Jbbbxiah  Homtbat,  Knt.  of  Llandaff  House,  oo. 
Glimoigan,  b.  16  Feb.  1769,  high-eherlff  in  1809,  m.  2  May, 
1787,  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Richards,  Esq.  of  Cardiff,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  17  March,  1830,  had  issue, 

Jebeuah,  6.  1  Sept.  1790,  d.  6  Oct.  1850. 

John,  now  of  Penlltoe  Castle. 

Frands,  d.  vnm,  to  1813. 

Oooige,  d.  unm,  to  1816. 

Jedton,  6.  22  July,  1797.  la.  17  Aug.  1848.  Bsther-Amelia- 

Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Francis  Desanges,  Knt,  and 

d.  16  May,  1851. 
Authonio.  M.D.,  6.  4  Oct.  1799,  m.  6  June,  1831,  Eustatia, 

d  lu.  of  Rejir-Admiral  Sir  Ross  Donnelly,  and  had  by  her, 

who  d.  in  1838,  a  son,  Ross-Richards,  6.  80  April,  1838, 

and  a  dau.,  Eustatla-Donnelly.     Dr.  Homfray  d.  23 

March,  1843. 
Bobert-Shedden.  b.  22  Jan.  1804,  fa.  to  1832,  Miss  Catherine 

Denham,  and  d.  Feb.  1846,  leavtog  issue. 
Marianne,  fn.  to  1806,  to  Thos.-M.  Newte,  Esq.,  and  d.  t.  p. 

in  1819. 

Chariotte,  la.  in  1824,  to  James  Lewis.  Esq.,  and  d.  1856. 
Catherine-Diana,  m.  to  Jaoob-.£milius  Irving,  Esq.,  and 

has  issue. 
Harriet-Nowte. 

^mu— Quarterly :  1st,  gu  ,  a  cross-bottony,  ermtoe ;  2nd, 
quarteriy,  atg.  and  sa. ;  3rd,  sa.,  four  pales,  ermtoe ;  4th, 
ar^.,  three  bars  gemelles,  sa. 

Ort$t — An  otter,  ppr.,  wounded  to  the  shoulder  with  a 
spear. 

jIfoMo— Vutoeratur,  non  vindtur. 

-Penlline  Castle,  to  Glamoiganshire. 


672 


HOG 

HOMPRAY  OF  THE  PLACE. 

HoMFBAY,  Hsvry-Reybl,  Esq.  of  the  Place,  neu: 
Newmarket,  Suflfolk,  b.  26  Mar.  1809;  m.  27  Sept 
1888,  Frances-Alice,  dau.  and  co-heireas  of  WUliiim 
Rayner,  Esq.  of  Shadishall,  by  Frances  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Fuller  English,  Esq.  of  Booking,  Essex, 
and  has  a  dau., 

Martha-Bnglish-Bayner. 

lilKSfff  • — Thomas  HoMnuT,  Eaq.,  bap.  17M,  the  2nd 
son  of  Frauds  Homfray,  of  Wales,  near  Botherhun.  Yoric- 
shire,  (tee  preetdiHg  memoir,)  d.  1738,  leaving  by  Anne  Bevel, 
his  wife,  a  son, 

John  HonyRAT,  6.  1728,  who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John 
Parr,  and  by  her,  who  d,  20  Feb.  1798,  he  left  at  his  decease, 
2  Feb.  1804,  a  son. 

The  Rst.  John  Homihat,  rector  of  Sutton,  oo.  Norfolk. 
m,  18  June,  1797,  Hetty,  dau.  of  James  Symonda.  Esq.  vt 
Ormsby,  oo.  Norfolk,  and  by  her  (who  d.  Jan.  1848)  lea  at 
his  decease,  Dea  1842,  a  son  and  suooessor,  Hkhhv-Kctel 
HoMiHAT,  Esq.  of  The  Place. 

Jrm«— Gu.,  a  cross  bottouy,  erm. 

Crest— -An  otter,  ppr.,  wounded  to  the  shoulder  with  a 
spear. 
Seat^The  Place,  near  Newmarket. 


HONYWOOD  OF  MARK'S  HALL. 

HoNYWOOD,  Wiluam-Philip,  Esq.  of  Maik's  Hall, 
Essex,  manied. 

HtltHQt* — Mr.  Honywood  of  Marks  Hall  is  a  descend 
ant  of  the  ancient  and  distinguished  ftanily  of  Hohtwood 
0/  Kent.  The  Marks  Hall  estate  was  purchaaed,  to  1605, 
fW>m  the  Devaugh%  by  Robert  Honywood,  Esq.  of  Charing, 
an  ancestor  of  the  present  owner. 

Armt—Ajg.t  a  chev.,  between  three  hawks*  heads,  eiased 
as. 
Cre$t—A  wolfs  head,  couped,  erm. 
JfoOo— Omne  bonum  desdpe. 
iSMt-Mark's  Hall,  Essex. 


HOOD  OF  BARDON  PARK. 

Jaoomb-Hood,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Bardon  Park,  oo. 
Leicester,  6.  8  July,  1794;  m.  29  March,  1821,  Susan, 
dau.  of  John  Kemp,  Esq.  of  Broom  Hills,  Essex,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  BoBBHT,  b.  26  Jan.  1822. 

u.  John-Kemp,  6.  8  Feb.  1828. 

m.  George-Frederick,  b.  19  May,  1881. 

iv.  Frands-Randolph,  b.  27  March.  1838. 

I.  Eliaa-Hood.  n.  Mary-Bandolph. 

in.  Emma.  it.  Susan.  T.  Louisa. 

This  gentleman  whose  patronymic  is  Jaoomb,  in- 
herited ^urdon  Park  in  18SS,  at  the  decease  of 
William  Hood,  Esq.,  and  assumed,  by  that  gentle- 
man's desire,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of 
Hooo. 

%,intA^t, — In  1509  Bardon  Park  was  granted  by  Queea 
EuzABBTH  to  Sir  Henry  Hastings,  Knt.,  and  Heniy  Cotkr, 
Qent.,  from  whom  it  was  alienated  to  the  family  of  Hooi\ 
originally  settled  at  Wilford,  near  Nottingham,  by  whom  it 
was  possessed  for  several  generations ;  the  last  male  heir, 

WiLUAM  Hood,  Esq.  of  Bardon  Park,  6.  in  1744,  barriatei^ 
at-law,  and,  at  the  period  of  his  decease,  senior  bendier  of 
the  Inner  Temple;  m.  in  1782,  Mary,  dau.  of  Charies 
Buxton,  Esq.  of  Braxted,  in  Easex,  but  dying  witboot 
issue,  16  May,  1833,  doTised  his  estates  to  (his  mother^ 
grand-nephew)  his  cousin,  Robkrt  Jaoomb,  Esq.,  who  has 
assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Hood,  and  is  the  presai^ 
Bobxrt-Jaoomb  Hood,  Esq.  of  Bardon  Park. 

i'jimdifi  of  fintU  nntf  Sntamb* 

William  Svsll,  Esq.  of  lAurence  Pountney  Hill,  and  of 
Walthamstow,  m.  Cecilia,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Stir 
Edmund  Harrison,  Knt.,  of  London,  by  Maiy  his  wile,  dan. 
of  the  Hon.  Nathaniel  Fienues,  younger  brother  of  Jamea. 
2nd  Viscount  Saye  and  Sele,  and  dying  4  July,  1759,  aged  67, 
left  issue. 


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H  O  0 

WrLLiAM  Skkll,  of  Clapham,  many  yean  a  diraotor  of  the 
East  India  Company,  and  afterwarda  of  the  Bank  of  Eng- 
land, m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Benjamin  Bond,  Esq.  of  Lon- 
don, and  relict  of  Joseph  Brooksbank,  Esq.  of  Healaugh 
Manor,  Yorkshire,  but  d  «.  p.  16  Jan.  1789,  aged  69. 
Cbolia  Suell,  co-heir  to  her  brother,  w.  to  John  Hood, 
Esq.  of  Bardon  Park,  and  d.  in  17{M),  leaving;  with  other 
issue,  a  son,  Wiluam  Hood,  Esq.  of  BardonPark. 
Maby  Skkll,  co-heir  to  her  brother, ».  to  WIlUaTO  Jacomb, 
Esq.  of  Laurence  Pountney  Hill,  and  dying  10  Dec.  1784, 
lea  issue, 

Thb  Rbv.  Robert  Jacoxb,  of  Wellingborourfi,  in  North- 
amptonshire, who  m.  lift,  Sarah,  Am.  ofDaniel  Dan- 
veru.  Esq^  but  by  that  lady  had  no  issue;  and  2ndly, 
in  1793,  Bliraboth,  dau.  of  William  Hilhouse,  Esq.  of 
Clifton,  by  whom,  who  d.  at  Bath,  13  Oct.  1806,  he  had 
Robbbt  Jaoomb,  who  assumed  the  surname  of  Hood. 
Thomas  Jacomb,  who  m.  Janet,  4th  dau.  of  Nathaniel 
Pierce,  Esq.   of  Wellingboroiigh,  in  Northampton- 
shire, and  has,  Thomas;  Wimam;  Heniy:  Janet: 
Lucy ;  and  Cecilia. 
Cecilia-Lucy  Jacomb,  m.  to  WilUam-'Wllkin  Wilkin,  Esq. 
of  Costessy,  in  Norfolk,  and  had  issue. 

-rfrm^-Quarteriy:  Ist  and  4th,  az..  a  ftwt,  or,  on  a  chief, 
of  the  last,  three  crescents,  of  the  field;  Snd  and  3rd,  per 
cherron,  as.  and  erm. ;  in  chief,  two  lions'  heads,  erased, 
aig.,  laiigued,  gu. 

CVert#— Ist,  a  demi-talbot,  gu..  oollansd  and  lined,  aig.; 
tod  a  lion's  head,  erased,  barry  of  six,  aig.  and  az. 

Jfotto— glanntra  makjrib  man. 

Sea^—Bardcm  Park,  Leicestershire. 


HOOD  OF  NETTLEHAM  HALL. 
Hood,  John,  Eaq.  of  Nettleham  HaU,  co.  Lincoln, 
lord  of  the  manor  of  West  Firsby,  co.   Lincoln,  b. 
25  Jan.  1788,  m.  U  May,  1818,  Anne,  dau.  of  Ralph 
Robb,  Esq.  of  Menstrey,  N.B.,  and  has  had  issue, 
I.  John,  d.  young,  1837. 

n.  Wiluam  Frankland,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  m.  1847, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  J.-W.  Sinclair,  M.A., 
Ticar  of  Hutton  Bushell,  co.  York,  and  has  issue. 

III.  Fraocis-Fothergill,  lieut.  64th  i«gt.,  d.  at  Malaca, 
2  March,  1863. 

IV.  Charles-Ralph,  of  Toghe  House,  oo.  Mayo,  b.  1830,  m. 
18&3,  Sophia,  dau.  of  Robert  Odell,  Esq. 

I.  Gruce-Sophia. 

n.  Mary-Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  R.  G.  Simpson,  M.A. 

in.  Elizabeth.  iv.  Anne-Maria. 

V.  Margaret.  vi.  Helen. 

Hineaffr.— This  family  is  descended  from  John  Hood, 
who  in  Jan.  1660,  accompanied  Geu.  Monk  from  Scotland, 
when  on  his  way  to  restore  Charles  II.  They  separated  at 
Tork,  Hood  being  left  with  one  regiment,  under  CoL 
Fairfax.    Ho  eventually  settled  in  that  county. 

John  Hood,  of  Cndke,  co.  York,  m.  a  dau.  of  Frauds 
Badolyffe,  1st  Earl  of  Derwentwater,  and  aunt  of  the  last 
unfurtunate  Earl,  and  was  fether  of 

JoHK  Hoodk,  of  Craiko,  who  «.  Mary,  dau.  of  —  Theak- 
atone,  of  Craike,  and  had  a  son, 

John  Hood,  of  Kirkbridge,  co.  York,  who  m.  Elizabeth 
dau  of  William  Wright,  of  Baldersby.  co.  York,  and  had 
Issue.  John  and  Wiluam.    The  younger  son, 

Wiluam  Hood,  of  Kirkbridge,  oo.  York,  lord  of  the 
manor  of  West  Pirsby,  co.  Lhiooln,  m.  Grace,  dau.  of 
Francis-Flrby  Fothergill,  of  Aiskew,  oo.  York,  and  gnmd- 
dau.  of  WiUiam  Frankland.  of  Trinity  CoUege.  Cambridge, 
and  lord  of  the  manor  of  Yafforth,  oo.  York,  and  had  issue, 

Joror,  his  heir,  of  Nettleham. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Capt.  J. -A.  Moor«,  R  N. 

Grace,  m.  to  William  Danby,  Esq.,  co.  Lincoln. 

^"«*--^-.  »  ft«t,  Mg..  on  a  chief,  sa.,  three  crescents,  or. 
Crcttr-A.  hooded  crow,  in  its  beak,  a  Scotch  thistle:  in  its 
dexter  claw,  a  sword.  * 

Jfotto— Esse  quam  viderL 
SttU—NetOeiuan.  Hall,  co.  Lincoln. 


HOOD  OF  STONERIDGE. 
Hood,  Jchw,  Esq.   of  Stoneridge,   co.    Berwick, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  8  July,  1796;  m.  Ist,  10  Nov.  1818, 
Janet- Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Alexander  Lowe,  Esq.  of 
Leadenurquhart,  co.  Fife,  by  his  wife,  Anne,  2nd 
dau.  of  George  Thomson,  Esq.  of  Nuthill  and  Falk- 
land,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1836)  he  has  issue, 
I.  Thomas  Hood,  6.  81  Deo.  1819;  w*.  21  Feb.  1843,  Char- 
lotte. 2nd  dau.  of  Col.  John  Shapland,  C.B.,  by  his 
wife,  Eliaabeth-Flora  Nicholetts,  and  has  issue 
573 


HOP 

1  John-Shapland-Bliott,  6. 15  Jan.  1844. 
S  Thomas-Cockbum. 
u.  AlftTSPder-Charies. 

in.  John,  Hon.  B.  I.  Oo.'b  service.        xv.  James-Lowe. 
L  Anne. 

u.  Agnes,  m.  hi  1848,  to  Geoige-Ferguson  Fullerton,  Esq., 
E.  I.  Co.'s  civil  service  at  Madras,  2nd  son  of  the  Hon. 
Lord  Fullerton. 
m.  Isabella.  rv.  Rachel, 

y.  Cecilia-Charlotte.  vi.  Janet-Keith. 

He  m.  2ndly,  in  1844,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Cosens,  of 
Kames. 

Ultltti^t* — ^The  surname  of  Hood,  in  Scotland,  is  almost 
entirely  confined  to  the  eastern  district  of  Berwickshire, 
where  it  has  existed  for  a  long  period. 

There  has  ever  been  a  tradition  and  bolief  in  this  family, 
that  their  progenitor  came  from  England,  and  was  descended 
fW>m  Nobilis  ille  Exlex  famosissimus  Bobertus  Fitaooth, 
vel  Hoode,  Comes  de  Huntingtun,  temp.  Hskbt  II.  et 
BxohabdI. 

Jambs  Hood,  and  his  predecessors,  possessed  property 
in  the  parish  of  Eymouth  in  the  Merse,  in  the  reigns  of 
Jamxs  YI.  and  Chablbs  I.,  called  by  their  name,  **  Hoods- 
land,"  part  of  which,  althoufi^  sold  in  1697,  is  still  in 
the  county  records  under  that  designation.  He  survived 
his  younger  brother, 

Thohas  Hwdk,  b.  in  1848,  whose  name  is  so  q)elled  on 
his  tombstone  in  Ayton,  where  several  generations  of  the 
family  are  interred.  He  left  two  sons,  John  and  Thomas. 
John,  the  eldest,  was  6.  in  1677,  and  d.  in  1732,  leaving  also 
two  sons;  Thomas,  the  younger  of  the  two,  b.  in  1727, 
acquired  the  estate  of  Stoneridge,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder 
brother,  Johx,  of  Stoneridge,  b.  in  1719.  and  who  d.4n  1810, 
and  bequeathed  his  property  to  his  8rd  cousin,  the  present 
John  Hood,  Esq.  of  Stoneridge. 

Thomas  Hood,  2nd  son  of  Thomas  Hwde,  was  b.  in  1683, 
and  d,  in  1726,  leaving,  by  his  wife,  Catherine  Rutherford, 
one  son, 

Thomas  Hood,  6.  in  1714,  who  m.  Maiy  Cockbum,  dau. 
of  David  Cockbum,  Esq.,  Langton,  and  d.  in  1777,  leaving 
two  sons  and  three  daus. 

Thomas  Hood,  of  Hardacres,  oo.  Berwick,  the  eldest  son, 
was  b.  in  1749,  and  d.  in  1834.  He  was  a  person  of  singular 
ability  and  worth.  His  opinion  and  sound  judgment  as  a 
magistrate  and  referee,  were  much  respected,  and  few  have 
ever  been  more  esteemed  in  the  county  they  lived  in.  He 
m.  in  1788,  hia  oousin-german,  Agnes  Cockbum,  Srd  dau.  of 
Thomas  Cockbum,*  of  Rowchester,  by  Agnes  his  wife,  dau. 
of  John  Soott,  of  Belford,  oo.  Roxburgh,  and  had  two  sons 
and  two  daus.  The  eldest  son,  Thomas  Hood,  capt.  in 
75th  regt.,  d.  in  Santa  Maura,  in  1818,  aud  by  his  wife, 
Rebeoca  Walker,  of  Wooden,  left  one  dau.  The  2nd  sen, 
Johs  Hood,  of  Stoneridge,  succeeded  to  that  property  in 
1810,  and  survived  his  father.    He  ifi  the  present  possessor. 

Amu — Per  cross,  sa.  and  aig.,  quarterly,  over  all,  a  bend, 
or. 
Crett—X  demi-archer,  accoutred,  ppr. 
Motto — Olim  sic  erat. 
Seat— Stoneridge,  co.  Berwick. 


HOPE  OF  DEEPDENE. 

Hope,  Henry-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Deepdene,  co. 
Surrey,  and  of  Trenant  Park,  Cornwall,  J.P.,  lato 
M.P.  for  Gloucester,  b.  in  1808;  8.  hia  father  in  1831. 

^.tliragr . — Henrv  HoPB,t  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Thomas 
Hope,  of  Kerse,  nnd  younger  brother  of  Sir  Alexander 
Hope,  of  Kerso,  ci-eated  a  baronet  in  1672,  foimded  the  great 
and  opulent  branch  of  the  Hopes,  long  seitled  as  merchxmts 
at  Amsterdam.    He  m.  Anna  Hope,  and  was  father  of 


*  Thomas  Cocbbttkn,  of  Rowchester,  b.  in  172S,  flrom 
whom  the  preseut  John  Hood,  of  Stoneridge,  is  thus 
paternally  and  mi^emally  descended,  was  deputy -keeper  of 
the  Great  Seal  of  Scotland.  His  graat-grandfiither,  James 
Cockbum,  of  Solbumrig.  descendedlu  direct  line  from  Cock- 
bum of  that  ilk,  and  Langton,  chief  of  that  veiy  ancient 
Border  family,  lost^  in  the  time  of  the  troubles,  his  property 
of  Selbumrig,  in  Lammermoor,  originally  a  part  of  the  estate 
of  Laugton.  which  a  predecessor,  a  younger  sou,  acquired 
from  his  father. 

t  Sir  Robert  Douglas  deduces  the  Hopes  of  Amsterdam 
differently,  and  calls  Henry  Hope  their  imQiodlate  ancestor, 
not  son  of  Sir  Thomas  Hope,  of  Kerse.  but  yoxmger  brother 
of  Sir  Thomas  Hope,  the  eminent  lawyer,  the  first  Baronet 
ofCraighaU. 


HOP 

Abohibald  Hopi^  Eiq.,  who  m.  Anne  CUiiB,'and  hftd 
nine  8on8  and  two  dauB.    Tlie  8rd  son, 

Thomas  Hops,  Esq.  of  AmsterdAm,  m.  Maigaret  Mawelie, 
and  had  four  children,  who  all  d.  yoong,  excepting 

JoHK  Hope,  Esq.  of  Amsterdam,  who  m.  P.  B.  Van  Der 
Hoeven,  and  liad  Uiree  sons, 

Thomab,  his  hdr.        Adrian,  d.  unm.        Hemy-FhUip. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hops,  Esq.  of  Deepdene,  in  Sussex,  and  of 
Duohess-street,  London,  the  author  of  AfuutatiuB,  was 
a  distinguished  patron  of  literature  and  the  fine  arts. 
He  m.  16  April,  1806,  the  Hon.  Louisa  Beresford,  youngest 
child  of  the  Right  Rer.  Lord  Dedes,  Archbishop  of  Tuam, 
and  by  that  lady,  who  m.  2ndly,  Yisoount  Beresford,  and  d. 
21  July,  1851,  had  issue, 

HsHBT,  now  of  Deepdene. 

Adrian-John,  late  capt.  4th  dnigoon-gds,  who  m.  Matilda, 
Countess  Rapp,  dau.  of  General  Rapp^  one  of  Napoleon's 
commanders. 

Alexander-James-Beresford  Beresford-Hope,  tn.  7  July, 
184S,    Lady    Hildxvd-ArabeUa^harlotte-Henxistta-Cedl, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Marquess  of  BaUsbury. 
Mr.  Hope  d.  8  Feb.  1881. 

Armt—Az.^  a  chevron,  or,  between  three  bezants. 

Crtd — ^A  broken  globe,  surmounted  of  a  rainbow,  with 
clouds  at  each  end,  ppr. 

Motto— At  spes  non  firacta. 

StatB  Trenant  Park,  near  East  Looe,  and  the  Deepdene, 
near  Dorking. 

HOPES  OF  BRAMPTON  CROFTS. 

Hopes,  Willlam,  Esq.  of  Brampton  Crofts,  co. 
Westqjorland,  J.P.,  b.  2  Dec.  1800;  m.  12  March, 
1838,  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Swanwick,  Esq.  of  Mac- 
clesfield, CO.  Chester,  and  has  issue  a  daii.,  Janb. 
Mr.  Hopes  is  only  son  of  William  Hopes,  Esq.  of 
Stainmore,  co.  WestmorelaDd,  and  Jane  his  wife, 
da\i.  of  WUliam  Dickinson,  of  the  same  place. 

£;0Cit— Brampton  Crofts,  near  Appleby. 


HOPE  OF  CARRIDEN. 

Hope,  Jambs,  Esq.,  capt.  RN.,  of  Carriden,  co. 
Iiinlithgow,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  8  March,  1808;  m. 
16  Aug.  1838,  the  Hon.  Frederica  Kinnaird,  dau.  of 
Charles,  8th  Lord  Kinnaird. 

^intKQt* — R«AR«APMTmT.  Bib  Gkobob  Hops.  E.C.B., 
h.  4  July,  1767,  son  of  the  Hon.  Cbaries  Hope-Vere,  2nd 
con  of  Charles,  1st  Earl  of  Hopetoun  («ee  Btraxs's  Peerape), 
m.  1st,  88  Jan.  1803,  Lady  Jemima  Hope-Johnstone,  6th 
dau.  of  James,  8rd  Earl  of  Hopetoun,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
in  1808,  had  a  son,  the  present  Caft.  Jambs  Hora.  of 
Carriden,  and  a  dau.,  Helen.  He  m.  Sndly,  80  Nov.  1814, 
the  Hon.  Georgiana-Hary-Anne  Kinnaird,  2nd  dau.  of 
George,  7th  Lord  Kinnaird,  and  by  her,  who  surviTos,  left, 
at  bis  decease,  in  1818,  a  daxi.,  Elissa,  m.  8  June,  1885,  to 
Bir  Hany  Vemey,  Bart 

Arm^—Ax.,  on  a  ohev.,  or,  between  three  besants,  a  laurel 
leaf,  slipped,  yert. 

Cre9t—A  broken  globe,  surmounted  of  a  rainbow,  with 
clouds  at  each  end,  all  ppr. 

Motto— ^t  spes  non  ffacta. 

Swt — Carriden,  oo.  Linlithgow. 

HOPER  OF  THORNHILL. 

HOPBB,  Qeorqe,  Esq.  of  Thornhill,  Sussex,  J.P., 
h,  2  Sept.  1784;  w*.  1  Jan.  1834,  Henrietta-Louisa, 
dau.  of  Sir  Q^orge  Shiffiier,  Bart.,  of  Coombe,  Sussex. 

Eitieagr.— The  fiunHy  of  Hoper  was  established  in  St. 
Andrew's,  Holbom,  and  possessed  the  manor  of  Lucton. 
00.  Hereford,  in  1086.  Biohabd  Hoper,  of  Lucton,  serred 
as  hi^-sheriff  of  Herefordshire  in  1707.  The  Hopen  resided 
also  at  Sunning,  co.  Berkshire,  in  the  early  part  of  tlie  last 
century. 

Thb  Rst.  Johv  Hopeb,  Ticar  of  Steyning  and  rector  of 
Plocombe,  Susmz,  m.  July  7,  1757,  Mary,  dau.  of  Moses 
Griffith,  M.D.,  and  by  her,  (who  d.  July,  1784),  he  left  at 
his  decease,  1790,  a  son, 

John  Hopkr.  Esq.  of  Lewes,  Sussex,  m.  9  Oct.  1788, 
Sarah  C<>B»aro,  of  Hastings,  and  d3^ing  1845,  left  issue, 

I.  Gboboe,  now  of  Thornhill. 

n.  Heuiy,  rector  of  Hangleton  and  vicar  of  Portslade,  m. 
574 


HOP 

1  June,  1890,  Satah.  dau.  of  Rev.  RIefaaxd  OoostifakTtotf 
of  Coesfold,  Sussex,  and  has  two  sons, 
1  Richard.  6.  9  Oct.  1830. 
S  Henry,  6.  S3  March,  1834. 
in.  John,  of  Lewes  and  ShermanbuTy,  m.  10  July,  ISn, 
Harriet  Merry,  of  Uckfield. 
L  Mary-Ann.  n.  Winifred. 

Arm9    So.,  a  eher.,  or,  between  three  tulipe,  ppr. 
Orett^A  cubit  arm,  Tested  and  cufled  in  the  band,  ppr.,  a 
tulip,  also  ppr. 
/Stat— Thox^iiU,  East  Grinsted. 


HOPKINS  OF  OVINQ  HOUSE. 

KoBTHET- Hopkins^  William -Richard,  Esq.  of 
Oving  House,  co.  Bucks,  J.P.,  formerly  a  captain  in 
the  army,  and  aide-de-camp  to  the  late  Duke  of 
Richmond,  when  Lord-Lieutenant  of  Ireland,  m. 
Anne-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Qerald  Fortescue,  Esq.  of 
the  CO.  Louth,  and  has  had, 
X.  Bicfaard-Arthur-Forteeone,  an  oflker  In  the  anny,  who 

d.  on  service  in  the  17th  year  of  his  age. 
L  Fanny- Elisabetb,    m.   85  Jan.   1830,    to   Geoige-lTei 

Lord  Boston,  and  has  issue. 
n.  Geroldine,  m.  in  1838,  to  Joseph-Pratt  Tynte,  Esq., 
second  son  of  CoL  Pratt,  of  Cabra  Castle,  co.  OftVBBi,b7 
Jemima-Roberta,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Tjmte, 
Bart 
m.  Adelaide-Graoe.    it.  Antoinette.    ▼.  EnlsUe-Kmily. 

lttUH0(.— This  family,  through  both  lines,  Nobthkt 
and  HopxTirs,*  establishes  antiquity  and  eminence  ^^ 
through  both  it  has  eqjoyed,  for  a  long  aeries  of  yeut, 
parliamentary  rank— through  both  It  has  serred  a  soeoaB- 
sion  of  monarchs-~<Uid  tiux>u£^  both,  acquired  <Mc  tad 
military  distinction. 

Sib  Biohaab  Hopkins,  Knt.,  eldest  son  of  Ssmpsoe 
Hopkyns,  mayor  of  Coventry  in  1009,  and  4th  in  detoeot 
fVom  William  Hopkyns,  mayor  of  Corentry  S2  ISdward  IV., 
became  eminent  at  the  bar,  and  atUdned  the  rank  of  SQ> 
Jeant-at-law.  He  represented  Corentry  in  parliament  at 
the  Restoration.  He  m.  Sarah,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John 
Button,  Esq.  of  Buckland,  in  Hampshire,  by  Maxy,  bis 
wife,  dau.  of  William  Jesson,  Esq.,  mayor  of  OoTentiy  in 
1681,  and  had  issue, 

RiOHARD,  his  heir. 

Thomas,    secretary  to   Lord    Sunderhmd,    steward  of 
Coyentnr,  and  commissioner  of  salt  duties. 

Sarah,  who  m.  Sir  John  Goodiicke,  Bart,  of  Bibston,  co. 
York. 
Sir  Richard,  who  was  a  faithfbl  servant  of  King  Cbaelb  I^ 
and  enjoyed  the  confidence  of  that  unhappy  prince  in  an 
eminent  d^^roe,  as  a  series  of  letters  addressed  to  him  by 
the  king,  in  his  m^esty's  extremity,  still  extant,  and  in 
the  possession  of  the  family,  ftdly  attests,  d.  at  Lymington, 
in  Hampshire,  and  was  buried  there,  in  1688.  He  was  $. 
by  his  elder  son, 

RiCHABD  HopKiKS,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Coventry  in  1660, 1669, 
1678,  1689, 16M,  and  1698.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Mr.  Alder- 
man Johnson,  and  sister  of  Lady  Halo,  by  whom  he  hftd  a 
son,  Edward,  his  heir ;  and  a  dau.,  Mary.  Mr.  Hc^ildns 
was  a  person  of  considerable  importance  in  the  time  of 
Jamxs  II.,  and  was  an  active  opponent  of  the  ooort,  and 
promoter  of  the  revolution.  He  d.  1  Feb.  1707,  in  the  6Sth 
year  of  his  age,  and  his  widow,  13  Oct.  1711.  Both  are  in- 
terred in  St  Michoers  Church,  Coventry.  Their  son  %nd  hrir. 

The  Bioht  Hon.  Edward  Hopkins,  was  M.P.  for  Coven- 
tiy,  temp.  Wiluam  III.  and  Queen  Anne,  and  Secrotaiy  of 
State  for  Ireland.  This  distinguished  statesman  si.  Ansar 
Maria,  dau.  and  co-heir  (with  her  sister,  Charlotte,  the  wifo 


♦  The  name  was  originally  written  Hopkyns— it  was  so 
spelt  by  John  Hopkyns,  who  filled  a  cine  omoe  in  ^e  city 
or  Coventry,  in  1567.  From  the  strong  resemblance  betwwo 
the  armoried  bearings  of  the  Wykehams.  of  Swalcliifo.  ^ 
Oxon,  and  the  Hopkyns'  of  Oving,  it  has  been  oo^jecfcured 
that,  in  eariy  times,  some  bond  of  connexion  may  have 
existed  between  the  tW9  families.  In  confirmation.  u»,  of 
this  surmise,  there  is  in  Sibford  Gower,  in  SwalcUiTt)  P^l^ 
a  small  estate,  which  is  charged  with  a  ouit-rent  of  a  hundred 
pence,  that  tradition  has  assigned  to  the  late  owner,  as  the 
19th  John  Hopkins,  who  has  successively  aud  lineally  inh^ 
rited  it,  without  the  intervention  of  any  other  Chrwtian 
name  than  John ;  it  now  l>alongfl  to  Mr.  D.-D  Hopkinat  win 
has  a  deed  in  his  poescRsion  of  the  9th  year  of  BuzABrrHT 
zeign,  when  the  name  is  written  Hopkyns.  As  this  efrtato 
joins  immediately  to  Warwickshire,  it  maybe  fklrly  A«^«d 
that  the  family  of  Hopkyns,  at  Coventry,  and  that  in  Swal- 
cliffo,  derive  firom  a  common  ancestor.  ^ 


HOP 


HOP 


of  Richard  Luther,  Eeq.  of  Myles's,  in  Bmox,)  of  Hugh 
C9utmberien,  M.D.  of  Alderton  Manor  and  Hinton  Hall, 
both  in  th«  00.  Suffolk,  by  Mary,  his  Snd  wife,  only  child 
and  heixeM  of  Nathaniel  Bacon,  Bsq.  of  Friston  Hall,  in  the 
aame  county,  and  had  iaaue, 
RiCHABD,  hia  heir. 
Edward,  d.  i.  p.  in  1748,  under  ag«. 
Benjamin,  d.  i.  p.  in  1779,  aged  46. 
Mary,  d.  hi  1712,  aged  17. 

Anns,  who  m    Wilxjaii  Nobthet,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  Ivey 
House,  in  Wiltshire,  and  d.  in  1822»  leaving,  with  other 
issue,  a  third  son, 
RioHABD  NoBTHKT.  of  wbom  presently,  as  inheritor  of 
the  Hopkins'  estates. 

This  eminent  person,  who,  as  stated  above,  filled  the  Im- 
portant office  of  Secretary  of  State  for  Ireland,  left  behind 
him  an  interesting  manuscript,  entitled  "Travels  of  the 
Right  Hon.  Edward  Hopldns,  written  by  himself,  for  the 
amusement  of  his  descendants."  Mr.  Hopkins  had  after- 
wards the  high  honour  of  accompanying  the  ambassador  on 
a  visit  to  the  Prince  of  Cond^  at  Chantilly,  and  describes 
several  days'  sojourn  there.  He  d.  17  Jan.  1785-6,  in  the 
eSnd  year  of  his  age ;  his  widow  survived  him  85  years,  and 
d.  9  Feb.  1708.  They  were  interred  in  St  Michael's,  Ooven- 
try.     He  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

RiOHABD  HoPKurs,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Coventry,  and  Lord 
Commissioner  of  the  Admiralty  and  Lord  of  the  Treasury. 
He  d,  without  issue,  18  March,  1799,  aged  71,  and  was  «.  by 
(the  Srd  son  of  his  sister,  Anne)  his  nephew,  Richard 
Northey,  who  has  assumed  the  additkmal  surname  and 
arms  of  Hopkhts,  and  was  the  late 

Okkeral  Richabd  NonTHrr-HoPKnre,  of  Oving  House, 
&.  1756,  who  m.  1st,  1777,  Frances,  dau.  of  John  Wray,  Esq. 
of  Monaghan,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

William -Richabd,  now  of  Oving  House. 
Anne.  Frsnces. 

He  M.  Sndly,  Miss  Thompson,  and  hy  her  had  issuer 

Richard,  late  oapt  8th  hussars. 
Lucy,  m.  to  J.  Rowley,  Esq.,  and  d.  «.  p. 
Harriett,  ta.  to  Charles  Shrader,  Esq. 
Julia,  m.  to  Capt  H.  Hamilton  Shum,  of  the  Slst  regt 
Emma.  m.  to  Heniy  Le  Patourol,  Esq.  of  Sidbury  Castle^ 
Devon. 
Gen.  Northey  Hopkins  d.  SO  April,  1845. 

jlrf»«— Quarterly :  1st  and  4tb,  sa.,  a  ehev.,  arg.,  charged 
with  three  roses,  gu.,  between  three  matchlocks,  or,  for 
Hopkins  :  2nd  and  Slid,  or,  on  a  fesae,  as.,  between  three 
panthers,  statant,  sem^es  of  estoUes,  aig.,  two  liliee,  of  the 
last,  with  a  rose  in  centre  gold,  stem  vert,  for  Nobthet  ; 
quartering  Chambbblkm,  Baoom,  Quapladdk,  Db  Kibtom, 
LuDEUiM,  and  Thobpb. 

CreiU—lwt,  a  tower,  per  bend,  indented,  ar.  and  gu.,  fW>m 
the  battlements  flamee  iaauant,  ppr.,  for  Hopkins;  2nd,  a 
cockatrice,    flamee    issuant  from   the   mouth,    ppr.,    for 

NOBTHBT. 

S«i<s— Oving  Uouse^  Bucks ;  and  Barston  Park,  Warwick- 
shire. 


HOPKINS  OF  TIDMARSH  HOUSE. 

HoPKins,  JoHNi  Eaq.  of  lldmarsh  House,  co. 
BerkH,  J.P.  high-sheriff  1848,  6.  6  July,  1808;  to. 
1  May,  1 828,  Jane,  2nd  surviving  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
John-Symonds  Breedon,  D  J).,  of  Bere  Court,  Berks, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  RoBBBT-JoHN,  6.  18  Feb.  1829,  m.  10  Aug.  1868. 

L  Jane.       n.  Sarah-Maria.       lu.  Julia.      iv.  Emily. 

%,intKQt, — ^The  &mily  of  Hopkins  traces  founders'  kiu 
to  St.  John's  College,  Oxford.  Its  ancestors  lived  on  the 
same  estate  at  Steventon  for  six  hundred  years.  The  estate 
of  "ndmarsh  was  purchased,  in  1798,  from  Charles  Butler, 
Esq.,  by  the  late 

RoBBBT  Hopkins,  Esq.,  son  of  John  Hopkins  and  Anna, 
his  wife.  He  m.  in  1799,  Miss  Sarah  Law,  and  had,  with  a 
•on,  Robert,  who  d.  ».  p.  in  1838,  and  a  dau.,  Sarah,  m.  to 
the  Rev.  B.-D.  Hawkins,  of  Rivenhall,  Essex,  another  son, 
the  present  John  Hopkins,  Esq.  of  Tidmarsh  House.  Mr. 
Hopkins  served  as  high-sheriff  of  Berkshire  in  1814. 

jlmu— 8a.,  on  a  chev.,  between  three  pistols,  or,  as  many 

Ore$l--A  cssUe  in  flames,  ppr. 

Ifotto— Inter  primos. 

£^0^— Tidmarsh  House^  near  Reading. 


575 


HOPPER  OF  WALWORTH. 

Hopper,  (now  Shippkbdson)  the  Rev.  Edmund- 
HiOTOR,  of  Walworth  and  Pittington  Hall,  Garth, 
CO.  Durham,  J.P.,  M.A.,  formerly  fellow  of  Christ's 
College,  Cambridge,  6.  25  Sept.  1806;  to.  1  Nov. 
1888,  Adeline,  dau.  of  John  Kerridi,  Esq.  of  Har- 
leston,  CO.  Norfolk,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Tbomas-Hkbbt,  b.  86  Aug.  1839. 

I.  Maiy-Adeline.  n.  Isibella-Henrietta. 

HiXXtSL^t* — This  fiunily  was  for  many  generations  seated 
at  Wolsingham,  co.  Durham,  in  which  parish  they  held 
lands  at  a  very  early  period. 

Jevkot  Hoppbb,  temp.  Hbnbt  VHI.,  possessed  the  estate 
of  Todcpotts,  and  other  lands  in  Wolsingham,  which  re- 
mained with  his  descendants  for  two  centuries.  From 
him  descended, 

Jomr  Hoppbb,  of  Todepotts  and  Wiglside  (will  dated 
85  April,  1008),  who  left  by  his  wife,  Alice,  with  three 
other  sons,  a  son  and  suooessor, 
Amthovt  Hoppbb,  who  was  father  of 
Thomas  Hoppbb,  who  had  issue  six  sons,  of  whom  R  jbert 
purchased  the  estate  of  The  Eshes.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 
John  Hoppbb,  6. 1687,  left  at  his  decease,  10  Nov.  1700, 
two  sons, 
JoHK,  5. 1655 ;  d.  12  Oct.  1718.  leaving  by  his  wife,  Isabel, 
a  son,  Richard,  b  1687 ;  who  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  William 
Coulaon,  of  Cleadon,  Esq..  and  left  at  his  decease,  June, 
1785  (with  a  dan.,  Isabella,  m.  Robert  Bates,  Eaq.  of 
Fawnlees).  a  son,  Richard,  who  m,  his  second-cousin, 
Thomasine  Hopper,  and  d.  a  p.  1791. 
Akthomt,  of  wnom  presently. 

The  2nd  son, 

Akthokt  Hoppbb,  bapt.  8  April,  1665,  sold  the  family 
estates  in  Wolsingham.  He  m.  9  May,  1691,  Erances,  dao. 
of  Thomas  Oonlson,  Esq.,  and  by  her  left  issue  a  son, 

Thomas  Hoppbb,  who  settled  at  Durham,  and  m.  1st, 
15  Dec.  1783,  Mary,  daii.  of  —  Bnrletson,  Esq.,  by  whom 
he  had  no  issue.  He  m.  8ndly,  6  Jan.  1729,  Elisabeth 
Paxton,  widow  of —  Fulthorpe,  Esq.,  and  left  issue  t»y 
her,  with  one  dau.,  Thomasine,  m.  to  her  ooosin,  Ridhard 
Hopper,  Esq.,  six  sons, 

I.  John,  bapt  82  Aug.  1781,  mayor  of  Durham,  1764 ;  w. 
Margaret,  dau.  of  David  Johnson,  and  d.  a  p. 

II.  Thomaf,  bapt  12  Oct  1782,  vicar  of  Bowdon,  rector  of 
Bariey,  and  prebendary  of  Ely ;  m.  81  Jan.  1771,  Alice 
Massey,  widow  of  —  Robinson,  Esq. ;  and  d.  88  Oct 
1779.  leaving  issue  a  son, 

1  Thomas,  of  Silksworth  House,  oo.  Durham,  bapt 
20  Aug.  1772 ;  m.  1st,  WJlhelmina-Dorothy,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Hiohard  Hammett,  of  Bideford,  co.  Devon,  by 
whom  he  had,  with  a  younger  dau.,  Harriet  who 
predeceased  him  Mtm.,  a  dau.  and  heiress,  Priscilla- 
Maria,  now  of  Silksworth  House,  m,  to  CoL  William 
Beokwith.  K.H.,  of  Trindon,  co.  Durham.     He  m. 
2ndly.  Everalid,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hustler,  of  Acklam, 
00.  York,  Esq. ;  sad  Srdly,  his  cousin,  EUzabeth  Hop- 
per; by  neither  of  whom  he  had  issue.    HeiLUJune, 
1880. 
in.  Christopher,  bapt  17  July,  1784 ;  «.  Miss  Mary  Norris, 
and  lea  at  his  decease,  Sept.  1828,  with  a  dau.,  Elisabeth, 
m.  to  her  cousin,  Thomas  Hopper,  Esq.,  a  son, 
1  Thomas,  of  Sharow  Lodges  co.  Tork,  and  of  Walwortli, 
CO.  Durhfun,  m.  Catharine,  dau.  of  Henry  Richmond, 
M.D.,  and  d.  March,  1849,  without  issue, 
rr.  Obobqb,  of  whom  presently. 

▼.  Hendry,  bapt  6  June,  1737,  of  Silksworth  House.  He 
purchased  and  entailed  the  estate  of  Walworth.    He  «. 

20  Nov.  1770,   Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co-hehr  of  William 
Steele,  Esq.  of  Lamb  Abbey,  oo.  Kent.  M.P.,  and  d. 

21  Juue,  1812,  without  issue. 

VI.  Anthony,  Upt  80  Dec  1788,  d.  88  Feb.  1828.  imm. 

The  4th  son, 

Gborgb  Hoppsb,  Esq.,  bapt.  11  Nov.  1785 ;  m.  1st,  Anne, 
only  dau.  and  heiross  of  the  Rev.  Walter  Carles,"  vkar  of 
Sandon  (by  Anne,  his  wife,  sister  of  Edmund  Hector.  Esq.  of 
Birmingham,  the  friend  of  Samuel  Johnson),  by  whom  be 
acquired  the  estate  of  Flveways  House,  near  Birmingham, 


♦  He  was  the  only  son  of  Richard  Carless,  Esa.  of  Wr- 
mingham,  by  Anne.  dau.  of  Wslter  Moijeli^.  Esq.  of  Bofleld. 
CO.  StnlToni,  by  Jane,  only  dau.  and  heir  "f  WiUiam  Acton, 
Esq.,  8rd  son  of  Sfa:  Edward  Acton,  of  Aldenham.  Bart. ; 
who  was  the  son  of  Richard  Carless.  Esq.,  the  near  kinraan 
and  leratee  of  Colonel  William  Caries,  the  Ijre.wver  of  King 
CHARLra  II.  in  the  Royal  Oak  at  B««»i«]-  TWs  was  a 
bi-anch  of  the  ancient  family  of  C«rie^,  of  Albrighton.  oo. 
Shropshire.  On  18  Jan.  11  Kdward  I .  ^^^^J^^^,,]''^ 
a  grint  of  froo  w^uren  in  Albrijrhton.  In  1370.  Sir  William 
Carhv*.  of  Albrighton,  wm*  nh>  riif  of  Shropehu*. 

\i^....,  — ogle 


HOP 


HOP 


with  lands  ftt  Harbome,  Hantou  Culey,  aad  Longdon,  and 
by  her  had  inue  an  only  child  and  heir, 

Waltkb-Cablbs. 
fie  in.  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  Henry  Perkins,  Esq.,  but  by  her 
had  no  issue ;  and  dying  14  April,  1787.  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Waltsr-Cables  Hoppbb,  Esq.  of  Belmont,  oo.  Dorfaam, 
heir  also  to  his  great-uncle,  Edmund  Hector,  Esq.,  6. 
85  July,  1772 ;  who  m.  9  Aug.  180S,  Moigaret,  dau.  of  Ralph 
Bhippeidson,  Esq.  of  Pittiogton  Hall  Garth,  and  by  her 
had  issue, 

I.  Edmund-Hkotob,  his  heir,  who  has  succeeded  to  the 
estates  of  Pittington  Hall  Oarth,  and  assumed  the  name 
and  arms  of  Shippbbdsost. 

II.  Walter-Anthony,  b.  10  Dec.  1810,  of  Lincoln's  Inn, 
barrister-at-law  d.  wnm,  15  Oct.  1845. 

III.  Ralph-Shlpperdson,  b.  18  Feb.  1815,  M.D. 

IT.  AugustuB-Macdouald.  b.  11  Aug.  1816,  M.A.,  late  follow 
of  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge,  rector  of  Starston,  co. 
Norfolk,  and  a  magistrate  for  that  county ;  m.  16  April, 
1847.  Charlotte,  younger  dau.  of  Rev.  John  Holmes,  of 
Qawdy  Hall,  co.  Norfolk,  and  by  her  has  issue, 
1  Richard-Carles,  b.  4  Feb.  1848. 

1  Annie-Margaret,  b.  12  June,  1849. 

2  Sarah,  6.  12  Nov.  1851. 

8  Constance,  b.  11  May,  1863. 
1.  Mary-Anne-Frances. 
If.  Caroline-Elizabeth,  m.  Rev.  James  Boucher,  nephew 

of  Viscount  Molesworth. 
in.  Isabella-Margaret,  m.  her  cousin,  F. •Russell  Apletre. 

Esq.  of  Ooldiugs,  oo.  Hants. 
IT.  Frances. 

"^r.  Hopper  inherited  the  estate  of  Walworth  at  the  decease 
of  his  cousin,  Thomas  Hopper,  Esq.  of  Sharow  Lodge,  and 
dying  16  Jon.  1858,  was  t.  by  his  eldest  mm,  the  present 
Rbv.  EDumn>-HBcrroB  Hoppeb  (now  Shippbbdson).  of  Wal- 
worth, representative  of  the  family. 

.<4r»is— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gyronny  of  eight,  sa.  and 
erm.,  over  all  a  tower,  triple  towered,  axg.,  masoned,  of  the 
first,  for  Hoppkb  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  or,  on  a  mount,  in  ba^,  an 
oak-tree,  vert,  over  all,  on  a  fesse,  gu.,  three  rc^gfal  crowns, 
of  the  first,  for  Carles  or  Carlos.  Thcfle  bearings  of  Carl  >s 
were  granted,  21  May,  1658,  by  Chablrs  II.  to  his  preserver, 
in  the  Royal  Oak  after  the  battle  of  Worcester,  C<H.  William 
Carlos,  "in  perpetuam  rei  memoilam'*  as  it  is  expressed  in 
the  patent 

Crett^—lstt  a  tower,  as  in  the  arms,  for  Hoppeb  ;  2nd,  a 
sword,  arg.,  hilt  and  pomel,  or.  and  a  sceptre,  of  the  second, 
crossed,  in  saltire,  entiled  with  an  oaken  d^c  crown,  vert, 
fhicted,  of  the  second,  for  Carlbs. 

ifoCto— Subditus  fidelis  regis  et  salus  regnL 


HOPPER-WILLIAMSON  OF  SHINCLIFFE. 

Hopper-Williamson,  the  Rev.  Robert,  rector  of 
Hurworth,  co.  Durham,  J.P.,  b.  9  Aug.  1784  ;  m. 
18  June,  1811,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Barras, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Robebt,  in  holy  orders ;  6.  8  July,  1813. 

u.  William,  mi^or  86th  regiment,  6.  26  May,  1823. 

I.  Elizabeth. 

n.  Ann- Alice,  m.  11  April,  1880,  to  John-Geoige  Scurfleld, 
Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

m.  Franoes-Barras.  iv.  Maiy. 

ILttltaSC. — Surtees,  in  his  "Ilittory  q^lhtrAam,"  several 
times  makes  mention  of  the  respectable  family  of  Hopper, 
of  ShincliiTe,  and  tbe  records  of  the  Dean  and  Chapter  of 
Durham,  under  whom  nearly  the  whole  of  the  property  at 
Bhincliffe  is  held,  state  that  the  lease  of  the  premises  where 
the  Hopper  lived,  was  granted  "ll  May,  1594,  to  John 
Hopper,  of  ShindifTe,  Janet  his  wife,  and  Sampson  Hopper 
their  son."  On  this  property  the  Hoppers  resided  for 
several  generations,  till  John  Hoppbr,  of  Shiudiffe,  left 
two  sons,  John  and  Hbndrt  ;  the  latter, 

Hkkdbt  Hoppbr,  of  Durluun.  purchased  (a.d.  1720)  Crook 
Hall,  tbe  manor  of  Sidgate  ;  the  lordship  of  Thrislington ; 
and  the  estates  of  Heugh  Hall  and  Qtiorrington  Orange,  in 
the  parish  of  Kelloe.    He  d.  1750,  $.  p.    His  brother, 

John  Hopper,  Esq.  of  Shinclifie,  m.  Anne  Colling,  of 
Long  Newton ;  and  d,  1743,  leaving  issue, 
John,  his  heir. 

Ralph,  who  m.  Philadelphia  Cuthbert,  and  was  father  of 
an  only  son,  the  late  John-Thomas-Hbndrt  Ho^eb. 
Esq.  of  Wilton  Castle,  eo.  Durham,  who  w.  and  had 
issue.  Of  Wsdaus.,  Mary-Anne  w.  Sir  Joseph  Bailey,  Bart 
of  Glanusk  Park,  co.  Brecon,  M.P. ;  and  of  tbe  sons,  the 
eldeet.  the  Rev.  John  Hoipbr,  sold  WUton  Castie  to  Sir 
William  Chaytor,  Bart. 
Hendry. 
Mary."" 

676 


The  eldest  son, 

John  Hoppeb,  Esq.  of  ShinoUlIb,  heir  to  his  nude, 
Hendry  Hopper,  Esq.,  m.  26  June,  1753,  Elisabeth,  only 
child  of  Robert  Hilton,  Esq.,  and  had  issue,  John,  who 
d.  unm. ;  Robert,  of  whom  presently ;  and  Rali^  in  holy 
orders,  who  m.  EUsabeth  Artliy ;  and  d.  8  May,  1834,  leavii^ 
one  SOIL    The  second  son, 

RoBEBT  Hoppeb,  Esq.,  a  barrister  of  great  pireviDoial 
eminenne,  chancellor  of  the  county  palatine  of  Durham, 
and  recorder  of  Newcastle-upon-Tyne,  «•.  88  October,  1T8S, 
Aime,  only  dau.  of  Dr.  William  Williamson,  rector  of 
Whiokbam,  third  son  of  Sir  William  Williamson,  Bart,  and 
assumed  in  consequence  the  additional  surname  of  WiX/- 
LiAMSov.  He  d.  12  Jan.  1836.  Of  this  marriage  the  issue 
were  two  sons,  vis.,  the  present  Rev.  Robert  Hoppcb- 
WiLUAMSfJN,  rector  of  Hurworth,  and  John-Wiixiam 
WiLUAMSON,  Esq.  of  Whickham,  b.  17  Sept  1789,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  who  served  as  high-sheriff  co.  Durham,  and  d.  vfus. 
16  April,  1860. 

jfrsM— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gyronnj  of  eight,  aa.  simI 
erm.,  overall  a  tower,  triple-towered,  aiv.,  maaooed;  Snd 
and  Srd,  or,  a  chev.,  gu.  between  three  tretuila,  slipped,  sa. 

Crat — A  tower,  triple-towered,  arg.  masoned. 

Jt«*ide?ice— Hurworth  Rectory,  near  Darlington. 


HOPTON  OF  CANON  FROME. 
HopTON,  THE  Rev.  John,  <rf  Canon  Frome  Court, 
CO.  Hereford,  J.P.  vicar  of  Canon  Frome  and  pre- 
bendary of  Hereford,  6.  6  Oct.  1782;  m.  8  May,  1807, 
Q  race- Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Williams,  Rsq.  of 
Wilcroft,  CO.  Hereford,  and  by  her  (who  d,  1  Oct 
1839)  had  issue, 

I.  John,  A.M.,  J.P.,  and  D.L.,  late  onptain  Srd  dragoon- 
guards  ;  6.  1809;  m.  1843,  Maria,  dan.  of  Edward 
Dixon,  Esq. 

II.  Richard,  in  holy  orders,  d.  unm.  1886. 
ni.  Conan,  lieut.  22nd  regt,  d,  unm.  1838. 

lY.  Chru-les-Edward,  6. 1823 ;  oapt.  S8rd  Welsh  fiisiliere  ; 

woimded  at  the  Alma;  m.  1845,  Mary-Jane,  dau.  of 

David  Vaughan,  Esq. 
I.  Grace- Anne,  m.  1841,  to  James,  eldest  sou  of  Bdward 

Poole,  Esq.  ii.  Mary. 

III.  Frances,  twin  with  Richard,  d.  aninflmt,  20  Jan.  1812. 
lY.  Lydia,  m.  1840,  to  the  Rev.  Juhn  Oravea,  vicar  of 

Stretton  Orandison,  oo.  Hereford. 

Y.  Susannah,  d.  unm. 

VI.  Ellen-Elisabeth,  m.  1849,  to  the  Rev.  John  Buckle. 

Yii.  Caroline-Anne,  i».  1846,  to  Chades  Guy  Trafford,  Esq. 

VIII.  Anna- Maria. 

^intHQt — ^The  family  of  Hopton  came  originally  from 
Normandy  with  the  Conqukror.  and  settled  at  Hopton,  in 
Shropshire.    A  descendant  of  that  eminent  house. 

Sir  Richard  Hopton,  of  Cherbury,  high-sheriflT  of  Here- 
fordshire in  1610,  m.  his  kinswoman,  Eliisabeth,  d.ia.  of 
John  Hopton,  and  niece  and  devisee  of  Mich  lel  H<^>ton,  of 
Canon  Frome,  sun  of  William  Hopton,  of  Hopton  and 
Dounton,  co.  Salop.  By  this  lady  he  had  issue,  five  sons 
and  two  daus.    The  2nd  son. 

Sir  Edward  Hopton,  of  Canon  Frome,  M.P.  for  the  city 
of  Hereford,  and  yeoman  of  the  stirrup  to  Chari.bs  I.  in 
1634,  was  created  a  knight  banneret  by  his  Mi^osty,  on  tbe 
field  of  battle.  He  acted  likewise  as  a  deputy-lieutenant 
for  Herefordshire,  was  colonel  of  the  county  militia,  and 
gentleman-pensioner  in  ordinary  to  the  king.  Ho  m.  20 
Ju!y,  1654,  Deborah,  widow  of  Isaac  Jones,  and  dan.  of 
Robert  Hatton,  of  Thimes  Ditton,  Surrey,  seijeant-rit-law, 
by  whom  (who  d.  18  July,  1702,  aged  77,)  he  had  Edward, 
his  heir,  father  of  Richard  Hopton.  Esq.  of  Conou  Frome, 
M.P.  for  Hereford,  who  in.  Blisabetb.  widow  of  William 
Gregory,  Esq.  of  How  Caple,  in  Herefordshire,  and  dau.  of 
Thomas  Geers,  seijeant-at-law,  of  the  Marsh,  by  Eliad)cth 
his  second  wife,  dau,  and  heir  of  William  Cope,  of  Icorob,  in 
Gloucestershire,  by  the  Lady  Elisabeth  Fauo,  dan.  to  the 
1st  Earl  of  Westmoi  eland.  By  this  lady,  who  d.  3  Sept 
1747,  aged  66,  he  had,  with  other  issue,  a  dau.,  Dkborah, 
b.  1708,  who  m.  1730,  John  Parsons,  Esq.  of  Kemerton 
Court  00.  Gloucester,  a  descendant  of  Conan  Parsons,  of 
Kemerton,  a.d.  1684,  and  left  a  son, 

Thx  Rev.  Wiluam  Pabsonb,  of  Kemarton  Oourt  eo. 
Gloucester,  to  whom  his  mother's  nephew,  Riehanl  Cope 
Hopton,*  Esq.,  devised  by  will  the  Canon  Frome  'irts tft. 


♦  Tbis  Richard  Cope  Hopton  (son  of  Edward  Coiva  Hopt*  n) 
had  one  sister,  Anne,  who  m.  Michael  Clements,  Baq.,  ca|>t 
RN.,  and  d.  1786.  leaving  one  son  and  one  dan.,  Michael 
Hopton  Clements,  and  Maury- Anne  Clements. 


H  O  R 


HOE 


and  who  Aaaumed  in  consequenoe,  by  Blgn-tn«nnftl,  the  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Hoptok,  21  March,  1817.  He  m.  1st, 
1781,  Usaj,  dau.  of  Morgan  Graves,  Esq.  of  Mickleton,  co. 
Gloucester,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1800,  had  issue, 

John,  now  of  Canon  Frome. 

Charles,  capt.  27th  regiment  of  foot,  d.  of  a  wound  received 
in  Spttin,  buried  at  Stretton  Grandsome,  13  Sept.  1818, 

Mary-Anne. 
Mr.  (Parsons)  Hopton  m.  2ndly,  26  Aug.  1801,  Anne,  dau.  of 
James  Poole,  Esq.  of  Homend,  in  Herefordshire,  barrister- 
at-law,  and  had  by  her, 
William,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Bishop's  Frome,  in  Here- 
fordshire. J.P..  m.  8  Sept  1830,  Diana-Christian,  second 
dan.  of  the  Rev.  Charles  Sh\ickbux^  of  The  Moat,  in 
Wiltshire,  and  has  three  surviving  children,  Edward, 
Michael,  and  Diana. 
James-MichaeL 

Charlotte.  EUzabeth.  Catherine.  Deborah. 

Mr.  Hopton  d,  1841. 

Jmu—Ou.,  between  nine-orossoa  pat^e,  fltoh^  or,  a  lion, 
rampant,  of  t^e  second. 

Ore$t— On  u  ducal  coronet  a  gryphon's  head,  holding  in  his 
mouth  a  bleeding  hand. 

SuU—Oajxaa  l^me  Court 


HOPWOOD  OF  HOPWOOD. 

Oreoqe-Hopwood,  Edward-John,  Esq.  of  Hop- 
wood  Hall,  CO.  Lancaster,  D.L.,  capt.  in  the  army,  b. 
27  April,  1807,  i».  20  April,  1839,  Susan-Fanny,  dau. 
of  Juhn-Baskeryyle  Glegg,  Esq.  of  Old  Witmngton 
and  Gayton,  co.  Chester,  and  has  a  son,  Edward- 
Robert,  6.  6  Feb.  1846,  and  four  dans.,  Cecilia, 
Lucy,  Mary-Rose,  and  Evelyn. 

%ttt(A9f . — ^The  family  of  Hopwood  has  been  seated  at 
Ht^ywoodsincethereignofKingJoHH.  In  1860 Adam de Hop- 
wood  was  one  of  an  inquisitiou  at  Preston;  and  in  1442,  Oalfri- 
dus  Hopwood  was  styled  gentleman  among  the  witnesses  to 
the  licence  for  the  foundation  of  the  church  at  Manchester. 
At  the  death  of  Dr.  Hopwood,  early  in  the  18th  century,  by 
which  the  original  flunily  became  extinct,  the  Hopwood 
estates  passed  by  will  to  Edward  Oregge,  of  whom  here- 
after. JosKPH  Obsqok,  Esq.  of  Chamber  Hnll,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, second  son  of  Robert  Qregge,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law, 
m.  circa  1680,  Martha,  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Wrigley, 
Esq.  of  Chamber  Hall,  co.  Lanoaster,  (a  residence  which 
will  have  much  future  historical  interest  as  the  birth-plioe 
of  the  2nd  Sir  Robert  Peel),  and  was  father  of 

Benjamin  Obboos,  Esq.  of  Chamber  Hall,  who  m.  Eliza- 
beth Oil],  of  Carr  House,  oo.  York,  and  had  (with  a  dan. 
Martha,  who  m.  Thomas  Peroeval,  Esq.,  F.S.A.,  of  Royton 
Hall,  CO.  Lancaster,  and  d.  1760,  leaving  an  only  child, 
Katherine,  m.  1763,  to  Joseph  Pickford,  Esq.  of  Royton 
Hall),  a  son, 

Edward  Grbook,  Esq.,  who  assumed  the  additional  sur- 
name of  Hopwood.  He  m.  Judith,  dau.  of  —  Sunderland, 
Baq.  of  Whittington  Hall,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

RoBEBT,  his  heir. 

Mary,  m.  to  James  Stalky,  Esq.  of  Heywood  Hall,  oo.  Lan- 


Catherine,  m.  to  General  Heron,  of  Moor  Hall,  oo.  Chester. 
His  only  son, 

RoBKBT  GaBOGB-HopwooD,  Esq.  of  Hopwood  Hall,  oo. 
Lancaster,   6.  80  Nov.  1778;  m.  31  Dec   1805,  the  Hon. 
Cecilia  Byng,  dau.  of  John,  6th  Visoount  Torxington,  and 
has  issue, 
Edwakd-Johk,  now  of  Hopwood  Halt 
Frank,  in  holy  orders,  m.  11  June.  1835.  Lady  EIean<»> 
Maiy  Stanley,  dau.  of  Edward,  Earl  of  Derby. 
Herv^.  capt.  in  the  grenadier-guards. 
Maiy- Augusta,  m.  18  June,  1834,  to  Charles-William,  Earl 
ofSefton. 

Mr.  Gregge-Hopwood,  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut  for 
Lancashire,  and  high-sheriff  in  1802.  d.  1854. 

^rms— Qnarterlv :  let  and  4th,  paly  of  six,  azg.  and  vert ; 
Snd  and  3nl,  or,  three  trefoils,  sUpped,  between  two  chevro- 
nel^;,  sa. 

Ct^U — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  an  eagle's  head,  holding  in 
the  beak  a  trefoil,  slipped,  all  ppr. 

Scat — Hopwood  Bail,  co.  Lancaster. 


m.  in  Feb.  1827,  Jane-Hickman,  dau.  of  Benjamin 
Hill,  Esq.  of  Wolverhampton,  and  had  issne  a  son, 

Jambs,  6.  in  Aug.  1828. 
Mr.  Hordem,  who  «.  in  1825,  his  father,  the  late 
James  Hoi*dem,  Esq.  of  Wolverhampton,  banker, 
high-sheriff  of  Staffordshire  in  1823;  he  had  one 
brother,  Henry  Hordem,  Esq.  of  Dunstall  Hall, 
00.  Stafford,  J.P.  and  O.L.,  who  tn.  a  dau.  of  Francis 
Holyoake,  Esq. 

Amu— On.,  on  a  cross,  raguly,  nrg.,  an  arrow,  in  pale,  the 
pheon  upwards,  sa. ;  in  the  1st  and  4th  quarters,  a  wolfs 
head,  erased,  erminois. 

Cyect— An  ox's  head,  oabossed,  gu.,  aimed,  or,  surmounting 
two  arrows,  in  saltier,  of  the  last,  barbed  and  flifl^ted,  ai;g. 

Ifofto— Fortiter  ac  sapienter. 

SecU— Oxley  House,  co.  Btaflbrd. 


HORDERN  OF  OXLEY  HOUSE. 

HoBDERN,  Alexander,  E«q.  of  Oxley  House,  co. 
Stafford,  barrister-ut-law,  J.l*.  and  D.L.,  6.  in  1786; 
577 


HORE  OF  POLE-HORE. 

HoBB,  Hbrbxrt-Franois,  Esq.  of  Pole-Hore,  co. 
Wexford,  b.  14  March,  1817;  m.  Jan.  1840,  Dorothea- 
Luoretia,  dau.  of  Alezander-Whalley  Light,  Esq.,  late 
colonel  of  the  25th  regt,  and  widow  of  Thomas- 
Bilcliffe  Pyler,  Esq.  of  Teddington,  Middlesex,  M.P. 
for  Coventry,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Pmup-HEBBSRT,  b,  14  Nov.  1841. 

XI.  Herbert-William.  m.  Walter.  rv.  Gerald. 

L  Edith-Oatherine.  n.  Ismay. 

fLintKQt, — Sib  Wiluam  li  Home,  one  of  the  Norman 
knights  who  invaded  Ireland  in  1170,  obtained  grants  <^ 
land  in  the  county  of  Wexford,  and  established  the  family 
before  us.    His  desoendant, 

Thomas  lb  Horb  (with  whom  the  pedigree,  in  the 
Visitation  of  the  county,  begins),  of  The  Pole,  held  that 
manor  by  the  service  of  "  keeping  a  passage  over  the  Pill- 
water,  as  often  as  the  sessions  should  be  held  at  Wexford." 
He  had  tliree  sons,  1  Biohard;  2  David  (BirX  of  The  Pole^ 
high-sheriff  1834 ;  and  8  Waltxb,  of  whom  hereafter. 

Waltbr  lb  Horb,  the  8rd  son,  was  fisther  of 

WiLLLAM  LE  HoRB,  chief-seijoant  of  Wexford  before  1883, 
who  had  several  sons ;  from  the  3rd  derived  the  Hobbs  ov 
Bhandom,  CO.  Waterford.    The  eldest  son. 

Sir  Nicholas  lb  Hobb,  Knt,  seneschal  of  the  Earl  of 
Pembroke's  Imds,  and  sheriff  of  the  oo.  Wexford,  in  1390 
and  1390,  m.  Matilda,  dau.  of  Sir  William,  Iiord  Loundres  of 
Naas,  oo.  Kildare,  and  had  issue,  Thomas,  abbot  of  Dun- 
brody  in  1447 ;  and  Chbistopheb.    This 

Christopher  Horb,  of  The  Pole,  m.  Maude,  dau.  of  John 
Neville,  Baron  of  BosgarLmd,  and  from  him  derived,  6th  in 
descent, 

Christophxr  Horb,  Esq.  of  Pole  Hore,  a  small  portion  of 
whose  patrimony,  sequestrated  by  Crom wbll,  was  recovered 
at  the  Restoration:  dying  in  1082,  he  left,  by  bis  wife, 
Margaret,  Sutton,  of  Fethard  and  Clonard  (who  m.  Sndly, 
William  Esmonds,  Esq.  of  Johnstown),  a  son, 

Pmup  Horb,  Esq.  of  Pole  Hore,  6.  in  1078,  who  m.  in 
1706,  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bichards,  Esq.  of  Bathaspedc, 
and  The  Park,  and  (having  become  a  Protestant)  d.  in  1749, 
leaving  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hore,  Esq.  of  Pole  Hore,  m.  in  1787,  Catherine, 
dau.  of  Rev.  William  Harvey,  of  Bargy  Oastle,  reetor  of 
Mulraukan,  and  d.  in  1774,  leaving  three  co-heirs,  aU  mar- 
ried.   His  brother, 

'  CiBSAR  Hore,  Esq.  of  Pole  Hore,  m.  in  1745,  Anastasia, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Clire,  Esq.,  and  dying  in  Dublin  in  April, 
1791,  left  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

Philip  Horb,  Esq.  of  Pole  Hore,  b.  in  1750;  m.  in  1779, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  WlUiim  Woollett,  Esq.  of  Chiselhurst, 
Kent,  and  dying  in  1802,  left  an  only  child, 

Herbert-William  Horb.  Esq.  of  Pole  Hore,  capt.  of  His 
Majesty's  ship  "Freya,"  in  1814,  m.  that  year,  Elisa,  dau. 
and  oo-heir  (with  Sarah,  wife  of  Colonel  Brandieth,  B.A.)  of 
Oeoi^  CurUng.  Esq.  of  West  Hatch,  Essex.  Ci4;>t.  Hore 
dying  in  1823,  left  issue, 

Herbert-Prakcis.  ^  ^^ 

Edward-George,  6. 17  Sept.  1828,  comm.  RN. 

Eliza-Sarah. 
Mrs.  Hore  m.  2ndly,  to  1820,  Heniy  Bedford,  Esq. 

Arm»—Aig.,  an  eagle,  az. 

Crat—A  demi-eagle,  as. 

Jfo<<o— Constanter. 


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H  O  R 

HORE  OF  HARPERSTON. 

HoRE-RcTTHVBN,  WALTER,  Esq.  of  HarperstoD,  co. 
Wexford,  and  Freeland  House,  co.  Pertli,  J.P.  high- 
Bheriff  CO.  Wexford,  1828,  b,  6  June,  1784 ;  «i.  Mary- 
Elizabeth-Thornton,  Baroness  Ruthvkn,  dau.    of 
James,  Lord  Ruthven,  and  has  issue, 
I.  WiLUAM,  m.  Dells-Honorln,  dao.  of  Major  Loweo,  and 
d.  12  May,  1847,  leaving, 
WAiffKR-JAMBS,  of  the  zlfle  brigade. 
And  other  issue. 
n.  RuthTen,  d.  1889. 
m.  Walter,  mi^or  H.E.LC.S,,  deceased. 
rr.  LeaUe-Melyille. 
T.  CSaTendiah-Bradstreet,  lieut  R.N.,  d.  22  Oct.  1864,  of 

wounds  receiyed  before  Sebestopol. 
I.  Mary.  ii.  Eleanor-Catherine. 

III.  Anna.  lY.  Wilhelmina. 

V.  Jane.  tx.  Oeorgiua. 

^intK^t, — ^NiOHOLAS  HOBB,  Esq.  of  Haiperston  (son  of 
William  Hore,  Esq.  of  Harperston,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of 
Niohol'is  Browne,  Grand  Seneschal  of  Wexford,  and  lineal 
descendant  of  Thomas  li  Hoilb,  living  in  1272),  flourished 
Ump.  HsHBT  yill.,  and  was  a  great  actor  in  the  border  war- 
&re  of  that  period  in  the  oo.  of  WezfonL    His  brother, 

Dayid  Horx,  became  Lord  of  Harperston,  m.  a  dau.  of 
William  Button,  Lord  of  Ballykeroge,  and  had  issue, 

RoBEBT,  his  heir,  d.  t.  p.  in  1647. 

WiLLiAX,  who  i.  his  brother. 

Richard,  of  Taghmon,  living  in  15<S0,  firom  whom  descended 
David  Hore,  Esq.  of  Agh&da,  M.P.  for  Ta^mon  in  1684, 
whose  dau.,  Ellen,  m.  Christopher  Bxyan,  Esq.  of  Bkarr. 
The  2nd  son, 

William  Hors,  Esq.  of  Harperston,  m.  Joan,  dau.  of  Sir 
Nicholas  Chevers,  Knt.  of  Balyhaly,  co.  Wexford,  and  was 
great-grandfiither  of 

William  Hobk.  Esq.  of  Harperston,  6.  in  1687;  who  m. 
10  Dea  1607,  Margaret^  dau.  of  Oliver  Keating,  Esq.  of 
Kilcoan,  by  Joan,  dau.  of  Hon.  Pierce  Butler,  Baboh  of 
Katbb,  2nd  son  of  Bir  Biehard,  Ist  Viscount  Mountgarrett 
He  signed  the  great  roll  of  the  Catholic  Confederation,  and 
took  an  active  part  in  the  dvll  wars ;  was  a  member  of  the 
General  Assembly  of  the  Bupreme  Council  of  Kilkenny,  in 
1648;  and  in  1644,  was  appointed  commissioner  of  the 
revenue  of  Ireland,  and  the  previous  year,  receiver  of  the 
public  money,  and  treasurer  of  the  county.  His  great- 
grandson. 

Col.  Wiluam  Hoxb.  of  Harperston,  was  M.P.  co.  Wexford 
in  1711,  and  M.P.  for  his  borough  of  Tagfamon,  from  1781  till 
his  death.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Bunbury, 
of  Baledcer,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Walter,  of  Drinagh,  d.  in  1762. 

Thomas,  w.  a  dau.  of  John  Tench,  Esq.  of  Bryonstown, 
and  dying  before  1762,  left  William ;  Walter;  and  Anne. 

Martha. 

Jane,  m.  to  Richard  Waddy,  Esq.  of  Clougheast  Castle, 
CO.  Wexford. 
Ool.  Hore  m.  2ndly,  Catherine,  co-heir  of  John  Bhapland, 
Esq.,  sister  of  Elizabeth,  wife  of  Robert  Carew,  Esq.  of 
C.isttoboro*,  ancestor  of  Loan  Cabkw,  and  had  one  dau., 
Ellen.    He  d.  13  April,  1741,  and  was  $.  by  bis  son, 

WiLUAM  Hobb,  Esq.,  D.C.L.,  appointed  in  1729,  advocate- 
generU  and  Judge-martial;  in  1730,  a  commissioner  of 
appeals;  in  1732,  a  master  in  Chancery,  and  subsequently, 
king's  attorney-general  and  one  of  the  chief-Justices  of  Ire- 
land. He  was  M.P.  for  Taghmon  from  1727  to  1731,  and 
from  1741  till  his  death.  He  m.  1st,  Dorothy,  6th  dau.  of 
WiUinm  Ponsonby,  Viscount  Duncannon,  sister  to  Brabazon, 
1st  Earl  of  Besborough,  by  whom  he  had  issue  an  only  sou 
and  two  daus.,  vis., 

Walter,  his  heir. 

Mary,  m.  17  April,  1746,  to  John  Cox,  Esq.  of  Cooldiflb. 

Anne,  6.  in  1782,  m.  to  Gen.  Anthony  Cliffo,  of  Ross. 
He  m.  2ndly,  29  Aug.  1748,  Maiy,  dau.  of  John  Grogan, 
Esq.  of  Johnstown  Castle,  widow  of  Major  Andrew  Knox, 
of  Rathmacknee  Castle.  Bhe  survived  him,  and  m.  8rd]y 
(as  2nd  wife  to).  Charles  Tottenham.  Esq.  of  Tottenham 
Green,  Wexfordshire,  grandfiather  of  Bir  Charles-Tottenham 
Loftus,  Barr.,  1st  Marquis  of  Ely,  and  d.  in  1777.  Mr. 
Hore  d.  in  1746.    His  son, 

CoL.  Waltbb  Hobb,  of  Harpenton,  Judge-martial  and 
alvocate-general  of  Ireland,  col.  of  the  yeomanry  cavalry  of 
the  county,  and  high-sheriff  in  1793 ;  la.  28  May,  1768,  Lady 
Anno  Btopford,  4th  dau.  of  James,  1st  Earl  of  Courtown, 
and  had  several  children,  viz., 
678 


H  0  R 


I.  Wiluam.  n.  James,  d. 

III.  Walter,  of  Beafldd,  near  Courtown,  Wexfotdshir^ 
capt.  in  the  army.  J. P.,  m.  Catherine,  diui.  of  Jobs 
Conroy.  Esq..  and  aunt  of  the  late  Sir  John  Conroy,  Bart, 
and  has  issue, 

1  Walter,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  1812,  Harriet,  eo-heir  of 
the  Hon.  Georee  Joeelyn,  2nd  son  of  Robert,  1st  Kabl 
or  RoDKM,  and  dying  28  Bept  1843.  loft  issue,  Walter; 
George;  Georgina;  l^rriec;  Catherine;  Tkmasina. 

2  James. 

1  Elizabeth.  2  Frances.  8  Louisa, 

nr.  Thomas,  rector  of  Kiltennel,  co.  Wexford,  of  Ham,  in 

Burrey.  m  Lady  Manr  Howard,  aunt  of  the  present  Eari 

ofWicklow. 
▼.  Ponsonby.  late  of  the  9th  light  dragoons,  «.  Rachel, 

dau.  of  Mr.  Coxe,  of  Castletown,  co.  Kilkenny,  sad  is 

buried  at  Tsghmon. 
L  Elizabeth,  m.  to  James  Boyd,  Esq.  of  Roslare  Hows. 

CoL  Hore  who  was  for  many  years  M.P.  for  Tagfamon,  d. 
26  Feb.  1795.  and  was  m.  by  his  son, 

Wiluam  Hobb,  Esq.,  of  Harperston,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  in 
1788,  who  «».  6  Jan.  1782,  Bleanor-Ostherine,  dan.  and 
heiress  of  Bir  Blmon  Brsdstreet,  Bart  and  left  issue, 

Waltbb,  the  present  Waltbb  Hobx-Ruthybb,  of  Har- 
perston. 

William,  m^or  67th  foot  d.  in  1830. 

Samuel-Bradstreet,  of  Lamberton,  co.  Wii^low,  oomm. 
RN.,  6.  in  April.  1791 ;  m.  8  Bept  1821.  Jane-Csiolinek 
dau.  of  Richard  SoUv,  Esq.,  granddau.  of  Bir  Frederick 
Flood,  Bart,,  and  is  deceased. 

James-Stopford,  comm.  RN^  6.  in  April,  1705^  and  is 
deceased. 

Henry-Cavendish,  lieut  RN.,  m.  and  has  two  sons  and 
one  dau. 

Thomas,  lieut -col.  royal  engineers,  m.  Miss  Leigh,  dao.  of 
Francis  Leigh,  Esq.  of  Roa^faiiond,  co.  Wexford. 

Anna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Hunt 

Mr.  Hore  was  murdered  by  the  rebels  on  the  bridge  of 
Wexford,  20  June.  1798.  His  eldest  sou  is  the  present 
Waltbb  Hobb  Ruthtbr,  Esq.  of  Harperston. 

Arm»—Aig.t  an  eagle,  as.,  a  crescent,  gu. 

Crett—A  demi-eagle,  as. 

ifofto— Constanter. 

Sflo^*— Harperston,  co.  Wexford  (the  residenoe  of  Cromwell 
for  some  days,  when  at  the  head  of  his  army,  in  1649)  and 
Freeland  House,  oa  Perth. 


HORNBY  OF  DALTON  HALL. 

Hornby,  Edmund,  Esq.  of  Dalton  Hall,  oo.  West- 
morland, J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1828,  6. 17  Jane, 
1773;  m.  22  Aug.  1796,  Lady   Charlotte   Stanley, 
dau.  of  Edward,  12th  Earl  of  Derby,  and  has  one 
son, 
EninTiffD-GBOBOB,  late  M.P.  for  Warrington,  b.  16  Not.  1799, 
m.  80  Jan.  1827.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Thomas  Tates,  Esq.  of  Ir- 
well  House,  in  Lancadiire,  Ist  cousin  to  Sir  Robert  ^el, 
and  has, 
1  Elisabeth-SaFah.  2  Lucy-Franoesca. 

Etnrafit.— The  family  of  Hornby  were  setUed  in  the 
Fylde  country,  in  the  north  of  Lancashire,  trom.  a  vsiy 
remote  antiquity. 

Johannes  db  Hornxbt  was  receiTer-general  of  the  dudiy 
rents  under  John  of  Gaunt ;  and  the  reoords  in  the  duchy- 
office  give  the  seals  of  the  arms  such  as  they  hare  been 
CTcr  since  borne  by  their  descendants.  In  the  reign  of 
Jambs  I.,  Hugh  db  Hornbt,  Esq.  of  Bankfield,  in  Fylde, 
was  rated  to  find  service  and  men  of  arms.  He  was  ruined 
by  the  dvil  wars,  and  sold  Bankfleld  to  the  family  d  Bmt- 
rison.    His  son, 

GBorrasT  Hobmbt,  followed  the  profeasion  of  the  law, 
and  settled  at  Pouiton,  in  the  Fylde,  where  he  aoquired 
considerable  property.    He  was  father  of 

EDUiTNn  HoBNBY,  Esq.,  who  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  GeofDtey 
Rishton,  of  Autley,  in  co.  LancAster,  M.P.  for  Preston, 
and  sister  of  Edward  Rishton,  Esq.  of  Antley,  of  good 
Lancashire  descent.  She  d.  1723.  This  Edmund  Uoruby 
left  issue,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  GsorrBBr;  G«crgj,  in 
holy  orders,  rector  of  Whittiugton,  d,i.p.;  Anne,  wift  of 
Edmund  Cole,  of  Beaumont,  near  Lancaster,  by  whom  she 
had  a  daiL,  Dorothy,  wife  of  Butler,  of  KirUand.  Edmund 
Hornby  had  other  issue,  who  d.  young.    The  eldest  son, 

Gkoftbxt  Hobnbt,  Esq.  of  Pouiton  and  Boalo  Hall,  near 
Lancaster,  ta.  Susanna,  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Sherdley, 
of  Kirkham,  Gent.,  by  Ellen  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of 
John  Veale,  Esq.  of  Whinney  Heyee,  in  Fylde,  and  Susanna 


HOR 

Bisbton  bit  wUb,  and  left  iasoe  two  sons,  Oecrffrsy,  d.  $,  p. 
1801 ;  and 

^  Bdmuvd  Hommr,  laq.  of  Foolton  and  Seale  HaU,  b.  Oot 
17S8 ;  M.  Margaret,  2Dd  dau.  of  John  Wlnckley,  Beq.  of 
Preaton,  by  bis  wife,  EUaabetb  Starkie,  of  Huntroyde,  eo. 
Laneaater.  By  ber  (witb  three  doua.,  Maxgaret,  d.  1816; 
Soaan,  d,  1700 ;  and  Dorotby,  d.  young)  be  bad  laeae, 

OnorrBBT  Hobhbt,  only  son  umI  beir,  sometime  oolooel 
of  one  of  the  xeginienta  of  LaneasUre  militia;  be  afler- 
wardi  took  orders,  and  waa  reotor  of  Wlnwiok,  Lancaster^ 
178S.  He  m.  S6  April,  177S,  Lo^,  dau.  of  James,  Lord 
Strange,  and  sister  of  Edward,  ISth  Eari  of  Derby,  and 
bad  iasue  seren  aona  and  six  dana., 

Bdmuvd,  bia  beir,  of  Dalton  HalL 

Jamea-Jobn,  in  holy  orders,  reotor  of  Winwick,  m.  1st, 
Esther,  yoongeat  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Robert -Vernon 
Atherton,  Esq.  of  Atherton,  by  Harriet  bia  wife.  dau.  and 

co-heir  of  Peter  Legb,  Esq.  of  Lyme ;  and  2ndly,  Cathe- 
rine, dau.  of —  Boyle,  Esq. ;  and  d.,  leaving  imue. 

OeoflVey,  in  holy  ordcora,  reotor  of  Bury,  Lancashire, ». 
the  Hon.  Oeoxgiana  Byng,  aister  of  the  late  Lord  Tor- 
rington.  and  has  iaaue. 

Bdward-Tbomaa-Stanley,  in  holy  orden^  d.  wun. 

Pmpps  (Sir),  K.C.a,  of  Littlsgreen. 

George,  in  holy  orders. 

Chanes,  lieut.  -coL  Scots  ftisilier-guards,  now  in  holy  orders. 

Lucy,  m.  to  the  Rev.  H.-W.  Champneys,  rector  of  Bads- 
worth. 

Chariotte,  m.  80  June,  1708,  to  Edward,  Lord  Stanley,  late 
Eari  of  Derby;  and  d.  in  1817. 

OeoTgiana.  Frances-Susannah. 

Louisa.  Henrietta-EUaabetb. 

Mr.  Hornby  d.  81  July,  1812. 

^mia— Or,  a  chevron,  between  three  bu^e-boms,  sa. 

Cru^-~A  bugle-bom. 

Aeert— Dalton  Hall,  near  Burton. 


HORNBY  OP  LITTLEGREEN. 

HoRKBT,  Sib  Pmpps,  K.C.B.,  of  Littlegreen,  co. 
Suoaex,  reftr-admiral,  R.N.,  m.  22  Dec  1814,  Meiria- 
Sopbia,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Right  Hon.  Lieut.- 
Qenerad  Burgoyne;  succeeded  by  the  will  of  bis 
godfather  Thomas-Peckham  Phipps,  Esq.  of  Little- 
green,  to  his  estates  in  Sussex.    He  has  issue, 

I.  Pmm-JoBH,  ci^.  royal  engineers,  6.  20  April,  1820 ; 

ta.  7  March,  1844,  Frederiea,  dan.  of  Capt.  Briton;  and 

d.  8  April,  1848,  leaving  two  daus. 
n.  OeoflRpqr-Tbomas-Pbipps,  capt.  RN.,  6.  20  Feb.  1826 ; 

M.  27  April,  1863,  Emily-Frances,  only  dan.  of  Rev. 

John  Coles,  of  Ditcham,  Hanta. 
m.  James-John,  a  fellow  of  University  College,  Oxford, 

d.  18  Dee.  1826. 
L  CaroUne-Locy,  m.  20  Nov.  1888,  to  Sir  Wm.  Denison, 

B.B.,  Governor  of  Van  Diemen's  Land. 
n.  Suaan-Charlotte-Maigaret,  m.  18  April,  1844,  the  Rev. 

William  Hornby,  of  St  Miobaela,  Lanoashire. 
in.  Maria-Elisabeth. 
IT.  Lucy-Hester.  T.  Elisabeth. 

^rms— See  Horxbt  of  Daltox  Haxju 
&IB^— Littlegreen,  Sussex. 


HORNBY  OF  RIBBY  HALL. 

HOBNBT,  Hugh,  Esq.  of  Ribby  Hall,  co.  Lancaster, 
h.  18  July,  1799;  m.  7  July,  1836,  Anne,  dau.  of 
Samuel-Chetham  Hilton,  Esq.,  by  Martha  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Samuel  Clowes,  Esq.  of  Broughton,  and  has 
issue, 

L  HuGH-HiLTOii,  b.  10  Sept.  1838. 

I.  Maigaret-Anne,  b.  12  June,  1887. 

Kntafff  • — RtcHABD  HoBHBT,  of  Newton,  in  the  parish 
of  Kirkham,  b.  about  1618 ;  m.  in  1663,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Ohxiatopher  Walmealey,  of  Elston,  and  was  fkther  of 

William  Hoeitbt,  of  Newton,  6.  in  1666 ;  who  m.  8  Sept 
1681,  Isabel  Horacarr;  and  d.  in  1710,  leaving  an  eldest  son, 

BoBBBT  HoRVBT,  Esq.,  6.  in  1600;  who  d.  in  1768, 
leaving,  by  Eliaabeth  bia  wife,  three  sons,  William  and 
Richard,  whose  lines  are  extinct ;  and 

HooH  HonifBT,  Esq.,  6.  in  1719,  who  settled  at  Kirkbam. 
He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  and  eveniually  sole  beiresa  of  Joseph 
Bankinson,  of  Kirkham,  by  Alice  bis  wife,  dan.  ot  John 
Sudell,  Eeq.  of  Blackburn,  and  by  tiiia  lady  (who  d.  in  Aug. 
1804)  bad  issue, 

Joseph,  of  whom  presently. 

Robert^  6. 18  July,  1750 ;  d.  in  1776.  unm, 
579 


HOR 

Thomas^  of  Ktrkbam  (m  HoBimr  of  Livupool). 
William,  of  Kirkham.  6.  in  1761;  d.  unm,  in  189*. 
John,  of  Blackburn  [tet  Hobhbt  or  Raixk'b  Haul). 
HuoH,  in  holy  orders,  M.  A.  («m  Horkbt  of  St.  Michabl's}. 
AUce,  m.  to  Richard  Bbrley,  of  Blackburn. 
EUaabetb,  d.  in  in&noy. 

Mr.  Hornby  d.  in  Feb.  1781.    Hia  eldest  son. 

JosBPH  HoBNBr»  Esq.  of  BIbVy  Hall,  D.L.  for  LanoaaUre, 
b.  S3  Sqpt  1748 ;  si.  16  Aug.  1796,  Maxigaiet,  dan.  of  Robert 
Wnson,  of  Prsston,  and  by  ber  (who  d.  26  Mardb,  1888) 
had  issue, 

HuoH,  his  heir,  now  of  Ribby. 

Msigaret,  m.  to  William  Langton,  Esq.  of  Manobestar. 

Alice,  d.  unm. 

Mr.  Hornby  d.  10  March,  1889. 

.<<mt»—Arg.,  a  chevron,  vert,  in  base^  a  bugle-bom.  stringed, 
sa.,  on  a  chief;  of  the  aeoond,  two  bugie-homa,  of  the  fleki 

Cmi^K  bugle-bom,  stringed,  sa.,  and  passing  through  the 
knot,  in  fesse,  an  arrow,  point  towards  the  ainlster,  or. 

AfoMo— Grade  oomu. 

fiM>— BIbby  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster. 


HORNBY  OP  LIVERPOOL. 

Hornby,  Hugh,  Esq.  of  Sandown,  near  LiTerpool, 
merchant,  J.P.,  b.  26  Dea  1792;  m.  in  1828,  Louise, 
dau.  of  Luc  Frangois  Oortazsi,  sometime  Venetian 
Consul  at  Smyrna,  by  Elizabeth,  his*  wife,  dau.  of 
Anthony  Hayes,  British  Consul  at  the  same  place, 
and  has  issue, 

X.  HnoH-FaBDKBXCK,  b.  4  Juk.  18S6i. 

n.  Edward-WilUam,  b.  SI  Oct.  1829. 

m.  Ricfaard-OortaMi,  b.  8  May,  1839. 

I.  Louise  -  EUsabeth,  m.  80  March,  1848,  to  Benjamin- 
Heywood,  Snd  son  of  Hugh  Jones,  Esq.  of  LarkhiU, 
00.  Lancaster. 

n.  Helen-Cicely,  d.  in  1888. 

m.  Marianne,  d.  in  1838.  rr.  Matilda-Tberasa. 

▼.  Helen-OIoely.  ti.  Mary-Jane. 

X.tntaffe.'— Thomas  Horhbt,  of  Kirkham,  the  8rd  sixr- 
viving  son  of  Hugb  Hornby,  of  Kirkham  (Nt  prteedi$kg 
ariicU),  b.  18  July,  17W;  m.  15  May,  1786,  Cicely,  dau. 
of  Tbomaa  Langton,  of  Kirkham.  He  d.  81  March,  1824 ; 
and  his  widow  in  1833.  Besides  several  children,  who  d.  in 
inflmcy.  they  left  issue, 
L  HuoH,  the  present  repreeentative  of  this  branch  of  the 
&mi]y. 

u.  Joseph,  of  Livei-pool,  b.  1»  April,  1794;  si.  18  Jan.  18M, 
Elizabeth-Baldwiivcbm.  of  Thomas-Poumis  Dyson,  of 
Liverpool,  and  of  willow  Hall,  near  Halifkz,  by  ma  vrilb, 
Anne  Baldwin,  dau.  of  Richard  Sealy.  of  Lisbon ;  and  d. 
88  May,  1863,  having  had  issue, 
1  Thomaa-Dyson,  6.  1  Feb.  1822. 
8  William,  6.  6  July,  1823 ;  d.  6  Jan.  1884. 
8  William-Joseph,  b.  8  June.  1887 ;  d.  18  Jan.  1848. 
4  Henry-Hugh,  6. 80  Nov.  1881 ;  m.  81  July,  1868l  SopbiiL 
6th  dau.  of  Thomas  Haigh,  Esq.  of  Ehn  Ball  Liveipool. 
6  Charles-Edward,  6.  20  Oct  1^3. 
6  Richard-Dyson,  6.  80  Nov.  1838;  d.  10  Jsn.  1887. 
1  Anne-Mary.  8  Harriet-Elizabeth. 

m.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders^  M. A.,  6.  10  Nov.  1801 ;  si. 
8  If  ay,  183^  Maigaret,  dau.  of  William  Rigby,  of  Livers 
pool,  by  Alice,  dan.  of  James  Rigg,  of  ttie  same  idaoe. 
Their  issue  are, 

1  Edmund,  b.  11  May,  1837;  d.  in  the i 
1  Emily.  8  Msry-Louisa. 

3  Edith-Agnes.  4  Frances-Margaret 

IT.  Hanklnaon,  6.  81  May,  1808. 

L  Jane,  m.  Joseph  Birley.  Esq.  of  Fordbank,  near  Maa- 
!  Chester,  who  d.  84  Jan.  1847.    She  d.  16  Feb.  1866. 
n.  Margaret 

ui.  Eliaabeth,  d.  wm.  in  1883. 

rv.  Cicely,  m.  to  Hugh-Hornby  Birley,  of  Manchester: 
and  d  16  Jan.  1843. 

T.  Marianne,  ta.  to  John,  3rd  son  ot  L.-F.  CortassL 
.drsM^  Orui,  and  McCCo— See  Hoainr  or  RiBBr  Wau. 

HORNBY  OF  RAIKES  HALL. 

HORNBT,  Danibi^  Esq.  of  Raikes  Hall,  co.  Lan* 
caster,  b.  28  June,  1800 ;  m,  Frances,  dau.  of  John 
Birley,  by  his  wife  Mai-garet,  dau.  of  Daniel  Back- 
house, of  Liverpool,  and  has  issue, 

FAJINT-BAOUIOUa. 

lilUXfiff .— ^omr  HOBHST,  of  Blackbom  and  of  Raikes 
Hall,  6th  surviving  son  of  Hugh  Hornby,  of  Kirkbam,  (m« 
HoBKBT  <tr  Ribbf  Bally)  b.  8  July,  1768,  si.  AUce  Kendall, 


HOB 


U  0  B 


widow,  dan.  of  Daniel  Backhonte,  of  Liverpool,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  8  Dec.  1827)  had  isauo,  beside  childi-en  who  d.  in 
infincy, 

I.  Daniel,  the  present  representative  of  this  branch  of  the 
familv. 

II.  Robert,  in  holy  orders,  J. P.,  incumbent  of  Walton-le 
Dale,  6.  20  June,  1804,  m.  22  June,  1880,  Maria-Leylnnd, 
dau.  of  Sir  William  Feilden,  Bart,  M.P.,  by  his  wife, 
MaryHaughtoD,  dau.  of  Edmund  Jackson,  of  the  Island 
of  Jamaica.    They  have  issue, 

1  Robert-Montague,  b.  23  April,  1835. 

2  William-St  John-Sunmer,  b.  31  Aug.  1886. 

3  Leyland,  6.  18  Jan.  1846. 

4  Frederick-FeUden,  b.  25  April,  1846. 

1  Maria-Catherine.  2  Georgiana.  8  Alice. 

4  Mary-Letitia.  5  Frances-Harriet 

6  Mary- Eliza.  7  Emily-Caroline. 

8  Elizabeth-Haughton. 
m.  William-Henry,  of  Blackburn,  J.P.,  b.  2  July,  1805,  m. 
19  May,  1831,  Margaret-Susannnh,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of 
Edward  Birley,  of  Kirkham,  aud  has  had  issue, 

1  John,  b.  2  Dec.  1832. 

2  Edward-Kenworthy,  b.  16  June,  1839. 

8  Henry-Sudell,  6.  4  July,  1840,  d.  in  the  same  year. 

4  William-Henry,  b.  29  Aug.  1841. 

6  Cecil-Lumsden.  b.  25  July,  1843. 

6  Albert^NeilsoD.  b.  10  Feb.  1847. 

1  Elizabeth-Henriana.  2  Fnmoes-Mary. 

3  Augusta-Maigaret  4  Caroline-Louisa. 
IT.  John,  M.P.  for  Blackburn,  6.  19  Aug.  1810,  »».  Mar- 

garet,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Christopher  Bird,  vicar  of  Choller- 
ton,  in  oo.  Northumberiand,  aud  has  issue, 
1  John-Frederick,  b.  1  June,  1846. 
Mr.  Hornby  d.  29  Jan.  1841. 

if  rmt,  Cfrest,  and  Motto— See  Hounbt  ofRiiby  HaXL 


HORNBY  OF  ST.  MICHAEL'S. 

Hornby,  Rev.  William,  M.A.,  vicar  of  St. 
Michael's,  co.  Lancaster,  h.  26  Feb.  1810:  m.  17  Jan. 
1837,  Ellen,  dau.  of  William  Cross,  of  Redscar,  by 
Ellen  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Chnflfers,  of  Liver- 
pool, and  by  her  (who  d.  15  March,  1840)  had  issue, 

I.  William-Hugh,  b.  1  June.  1838,  d.  22  Nov.  1842. 

II.  Starkt,  b.  12  July,  1839. 

He  m.  2ndly,  18  April,  18-44,  Susan-Charlotte,  dau. 
of  Admiral  Sir  Phipps  Hornby,  K.C.B.,  by  Maria- 
Sophia,  his  wife,  dau.  of  General  Burgoyne,  and  has 
issue, 
I.  William,  6. 15  Oct.  1845. 

ILixitKt^t, — ^Tmc  Rev.  Hugh  Hornby,  M.A.,  vicar  of 
8t.  Michael's,  youngest  son  of  Hugh  Hornby,  of  Kirkham, 
(««  Hornby  o/RVjby  HaU,)  b.  22  Aug.  1765,  m.  9  Aug.  1792. 
Ann,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Joseph  Starky,  M.D.  of  Redvalee, 
by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  and  d.  3  Jan.  1847,  leaving  a  son, 
William,  the  present  representative  of  this  branch  of  the 
family,  and  Elisabeth,  d.  unm. 

Arm$,  Crett,  and  Motto— Su  Hornby  qfRibly  HalL 


HORNER  OF  MELLS  PARK. 

Horner,  The  Rev.  John-Stuart-Hippislet,  M.A. 
of  Mells  Park,  co.  Somerset,  prebendary  of  Wells, 
and  rector  of  Mells,  b.  9  Oct.  1810;  m.  22  Sept. 
1840,  Sophia  -  Gertrude,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late 
William  Dickinson,  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  John-Franois-Fortzscub,  6.  28  Dec.  1842. 

n.  OeorgtKWilllam.  \  ^  ^^  j         ^^ 

III.  Maunce,  J 

XV.  John-Stuart,  b.  80  Sept.  1855. 

I.  Elixibetb-Oertrude.  ii.  Hargarot-Maria. 

HI.  Caroline-Sophia.  iv.  Muriel. 

lBLint&%t» — John  Hornbb,  steward  to  the  Abbot  of 
Glastonbury  at  the  Dissolution  of  the  Monasteries,  m.  and 
left  a  dau.,  Anne,  wife  of  Thomas  Bamiyide,  and  two  sons, 
John,  of  whose  Une  we  treat,  and  Thomas,  Uviug  at 
Cloford,  1540.    The  elder  son, 

John  Hornkb,  left  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  two  sons, 
John,  his  heir ;  and  George,  of  Leigh,  who  d.  1570,  leaving 
issue.    The  elder  son. 

Sib  John  Hornbr,  Ent. ,  who  settled  at  Hells,  oo.  Somerset, 
aud  served  ns  high-sheriff  in  1504  aud  1573.    Au  old  local 
distich  records  that — 
530 


'*  Horner,  Popham,  Wyndham,  and  Thynne, 
When  the  abbot  came  out,  then  they  came  in." 

Sir  John  m.  Mary  A'Holt,  widow,  heiress  of  John  Matte, 
tailor  to  King  Hbnrt  VIII..  and  d.  1587,  leaving  Thomas; 
his  heir ;  Dorothy,  m.  to  John  Hippisley,  Esq.  of  Cameley ; 
Joane,  6.  1501,  m,  about  1593,  to  Bishop  Still,  and  other 
issue.    The  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Hornbr,  Esq.  of  Mells  Park,  6.  1547,  MP.  for 
Somersetshire  1585,  and  high-sheriff  1007,  m.  1st,  Elizabeth 
FoUazd ;  2ndly,  Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  J<dm  Popham,  Knt.  of 

Littleoott,  Wilto;  and  SrdJy,  Elisabeth By 

his  2nd  wife,  Jane  Popham,  who  d.  1591,  he  left  at  his 
decease,  in  1012,  an  eldest  son  and  hdr, 

Sm  John  Hosnkr,  Knt  of  Mells,  M.P.  for  Dorsetshire,  6. 
about  1580,  a  devoted  Royalist,  who  was  honoured  niih  a 
visit  by  King  Charles  I.,  in  July,  1044.  He  m.  Anne,  dan.  of 
Sir  Geoi^  Speke,  of  White  Lackington,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
1000,  left  at  bis  decease,  in  1059,  with  other  issue,  a  dau., 
Anne,  m.  1002  to  John  Harrington,  Esq.,  and  a  son  and 
heir, 

Sm  Gborob  Hornbr,  Knt.  of  Mells,  b.  1604,  M.P.  from 
1042  to  1000,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Pool,  and  had 
Gborob,  his  heir ;  Anne,  im.  to  Baldwin  Malet,  Esq.  ; 
Francis,  m.  to  Thomas  Bere,  Esq.,  Jun.  of  Hnntsham, 
Devon,  and  other  issue.    The  son  and  heir, 

Gborob  Hornbr,  Esq.  of  Mells,  b.  1040,  M.P.  tmm  1035 
to  1088,  M.  Elixabeth,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  CoL  Robert 
Fortescue,  of  Filleigh,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1608}  had, 
with  Junior  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  of  Mells  Park,  b.  1088,  m.  Susannah,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Thomas  Strangways,  Esq.  of  Melbury,  co.  Dor- 
set, and  d.  1741,  leaving  bsue, 

Thomas   Strangways,  of  Mdbnry,    oo.    Dorset,   who 

d.  $.  p. 
Elizabeth,  eventually  sole  heiress,  m.  to  Sir  Stephen  Fox, 

1st  Earl  of  Ilchester. 

II.  John,  of  whoso  line  we  treat 
The  second  son, 

John  Horner.  Esq.,  b.  1089,  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Edward 
Philipps,  Esq.  of  Preston  Pluckuett,  aud  dying  1746,  left» 
with  other  issue,  a  son  nnd  heir, 

Thomas  Horner,  Esq.  of  Mells  Pork,  6.  1737,  m.  1759, 
Elinbeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Paget,  (tte  Paget  o/ 
Oranmore  Ball,)  and  by  her  (who  d.  1802)  left  at  his  decease, 
in  1804,  a  dau.,  Eliaabeth-Anne,  m.  Ist,  to  Henry-Hippialey 
Coze,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly,  to  Sir  J.-Coxe  Hippisley,  Bart^ ; 
and  a  son, 

Thomas-Stranowats  Horner,  Esq.  of  Mells  Park,  who 
m.  6  July,  1805,  Margaret-Frances,  dau.  of  Sir  John-Coxe 
Hippisley,  Bart.,  aud  had  issue, 

Thomas-Stranowats,  d.  in  1843. 

JoHN-STUABT-liirpisLBY,  uow  of  MoUs  Paric 

George-Charles- Boyle,  d.  1820. 

William-Windham,  d.  1855.        Charles-Edward-Boyle. 

EUeabeth-Margaret- Maria.         Mai^pvret-Frances-Lilias, 

LouisarMary,  d.  1828.  Isabella-Harriet,  d.  1820. 

Mr.  Homer  d.  1844. 

Amu  (Granted  1584)— Sa.,  three  talbofcs,  pisaant.  aiig. 
Creit — A  talbot,  sejant,  arg.^  collared  and  lined,  or. 
Seat — Mells  Park,  co.  Somerset. 


HORNOR  OF  THE  HOWE. 

HoRNOR,  Edward,  Esq.  of  the  Howe,  Eiisex,  J.P., 
b.  3  June,  1811;  m.  24  Aug.  1842,  Anne,  dau.  of 
Robert  Moline,  merchant,  of  Stone  House,  Kent^ 
aud  has  issue, 

I.  Franois-Birxbbok,  b.  July  2, 1848. 

If.  Lewis,  b.  March  5,  1845. 

in.  AUan-Moline,  6.  Jan.  10, 1848. 

rv.  Charles-Ernest,  5.  Dec.  28, 1840. 

L  Alice.  n.  Edith-Anne.  m.  Fkvenoe. 
Mr.  Edward  Homor,  and  his  brother  Charles-BlHc- 
beck  Homor  are  the  sons  of  Benjamin  Homor  by 
Alice  Birkbeck  his  wife,  sister  of  the  celebnited 
Dr.  Birkbeck,  and  grandsons  of  Edward  Homor, 
by  Jane  Emson  his  wife. 

Armt—Or,  three  talbots,  passant,  sa. 

Cregt — A  talbot,  sejant,  collared  and  lined,  or. 

Seat—ThQ  Howe,  near  Halstead. 


HORNYOLD  OF  BLACKMORE. 

HoRNTOLD,  Thomas-Charlrs,  Esq.  of  Blactmore 
Park  and  Hanley  Castle,  co.    Worcester,  J -P.  aud 


HOB 

D.L.,  6.  29  Jan.  1791 ;  m,  l«t,  in  Oct.  1812,  Bridget- 
Mary,  dau.  of  John-Webb  Weaton,  Esq.  of  Sutton 
Place,  CO.  Surrey;  she  d.  in  1827.  He  m.  2ndly,  in 
May,  1828,  Lucy,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Saunders, 
Esq.  of  Worcester,  and  grandniece  of  Arthur,  let 
Blarl  of  Mountnorris. 

Htntaffr. — ^The  Homyolda,  or,  as  their  name  was  orl- 
ghinlly  written,  Homiold,  possessed  lands  in  Honley 
Oastlo,  temp.  Hskry  III. 

Thomas  Horhyold,  Esq.  of  Hanley  Castle,  son  of  Johh 
HoRMYOLD  (killed  at  Worcester),  and  grandson  of  Ralph 
Homyold,  Esq.,  was  a  great  sufferer  for  bis  attachment  to 
the  royal  cause,  temp.  Chables  I.  He  m.  Ist,  Margaret, 
dan.  of  Robert  Gower,  Esq.  of  Colemers,  and  Sndly,  Frances, 
dau.  of  J.  Bkjrnner.    By  the  former  he  had  a  son, 

BoBKRT  Horhyold,  Esq.  of  Hanley  Castle,  who  d.  in 
1712,  and  was  buried  at  Hanley,  leaving,  by  Bridget,  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Anthony  Windsor,  Esq.,  a  son, 

John  Hormyold,  Esq.  of  Hanley  Castle,  who  m.  Mary, 
eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Piers  Mostyn,  Bart,  of  Tidacre,  co.  Flint, 
by  Prances,  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  George  Selby, 
and  d.  in  1771,  when  he  was  ».  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Horhyold,  Esq.  of  Blackmore  Pai^,  who  to. 
Mary-Catherine,  6.  in  1721,  only  dau.  of  Richard  Towneley, 
Esq.  of  Towneley,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  William,  Lord 
Widdrington,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1762,  had  issue,  a  dau. 
Bridget,  and  two  sons,  Thomas  and  Charlkb.  The  elder 
son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Hornyold,  Esq.  of  Blackmore  Park,  m.  Teresa, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Fitzherbert,  Esq.  of  Swinnerton  Hall,  co. 
Stafford,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1815,  had  issue, 

Thomas-Charlss,  of  Blackmore  Park. 

Teresa,  m.  to  John-Vinceut  Gandolfi,  Esq.  of  East  Sheen, 
CO.  Middlesex. 

Maria,  a  nun. 
Mr.  Homyold  d.  in  1813. 

Arm^—Az.,  on  a  bend,  embattled,  aig.,  a  greyhound,  cou- 
rant,  between  two  escallops,  sa. 
Cret* — A  demi-unicom,  gu.,  orined  and  armed,  or. 
Sm/«— Blackmore  Park  and  Hanley  Castle,  co.  Worcester. 


HORTON  OF  HOWROYDE. 

HObton,  JosHUA-THOit.v8,  Esq.  of  Howroyde,  co. 
York,  6.  10  May,  1836. 

UttlCafft. — ^The  antiquity  of  the  family  of  HonoN  is 
established  by  the  fact,  that  one  Robert  db  Hortom 
manumitted  a  bondman  to  his  manor  of  Horton  long 
before  the  time  of  Henry  Lficy,  Earl  of  Lincoln,  who  d.  in 
1810 ;  it  is  also  ascertained  that  the  Hortons  had  a  manor 
house  in  Great  Horton,  with  a  mill  and  certain  demesne 
Imids  thereunto  belonging,  at  a  very  remote  period. 

Joshua  Hortoit,  Esq.  ot  Sowerby,  J.P.,  b.  In  1619  ^the 
8rd  son  of  William  Horton,  Esq.  of  Frith  House,  in  Barkis- 
land,  and  brother  of  William  Horton,  Esq.  of  Barkisland 
Hall,  who  purchased  Howroydb).  bought  the  manor  of 
Horton,  in  Bradforddale,  Stansfield  Hall,  Ac.  He  m. 
Martha,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Thomas  Binns,  Esq.  of  Rtish- 
wortb,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1694)  had  issue.  Mr.  Horton 
d.  in  1670,  uid  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoBHUA  Horton,  Esq.  of  Soworby,  b.  22  Jan.  1657,  who 
purchased,  and  resided  at,  Chadderton.  He  m.  in  1678, 
Mary,  dan.  of  Robert  Gregg,  Esq.  of  Bradley,  and  had 
thirteen  children.  Mr.  Horton  d.  15  Dec  1708.  The  eldest 
son  and  heir. 

Thomas  Hortoit,  Esq.  of  Chadderton,  b.  4  May,  1685, 
J.P.,  goremor  of  the  Isle  of  Man  for  the  Earl  of  Derby ; 
m.  Anne,  dau.  and  coheir  of  Richard  Mostyn,  Esq.  of 
London  (a  younger  branch  of  the  Mostyns  of  Mostyn),  and 
by  her  (who  d.  in  1726)  had  issue, 

I.  WiLLLAM  (SirX  his  successor,  at  Chadderton,  created  a 
Barouet,  14  Jan.  1764.    His  male  issue  is  extinet. 

II.  Thomas,  d.  young. 

ut.  Troma»Joshua,  of  whom  presently. 
I.  Mary.  n.  Anne.  ui.  Jane. 

IT.  Susannah,  m.  to  George  Uoyd,  Esq.  of  Hulme  Hall, 
near  Manchester,  and  d.  16  March,  1797. 
▼.  Sarah. 

The  3rd  son, 

Thomas-Joshita  Horton,  Esq.  of  Howroyde,  b.  in  1720 ; 

m.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  George  Clarke,  Esq.,  lieut. -goremor 

of  New  York,  but  had  no  issue.     He  m.  2ndly,  in  1765, 

Mary-Bethia,  dau.  of  the  Rev.   John  Woollin,  rector  of 

6S1 


H  0  S 

Bmley,  oo.  York,  and  vicar  of  Blackburn,  oo.  York,  and 
by  her.  who  d.  8  Feb.  1806,  had, 

Thomas,  his  successor. 

Joshua-Sidney,  6.  7  March,  176S,  admiral  R.N. ;  who  m. 
Grace,  dau.  of  —  Treacher.  Esq.,  and  relict  of  Henry 
Whorwood,  Esq.,  and  d.  24  Nov.  ISaS,  leaving  two  sons 
and  a  dau.,  viz.,  Sidnoy-Llcyd,  William,  and  Mary-Emily. 

William,  in  holy  ordei-s,  vicar  of  St.  Mary's,  Rochdale,  6. 
5  May,  1769;  who  m.  7  Nov.  1793,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
John  Lyon,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Liverpool,  and  left  at  his 
decease  a  son,  Richard-George,  of  Leeds,  who  m.  3  Apiil, 
1828,  Emily  Boulton,  and  had  three  daus.,  viz.,  Mary- 
Anne;  Charlotte,  m.  in  1830,  to  Stephen  Davy,  Esq.  of 
Redruth,  Cornwall ;  and  Elizabeth-Maria. 

Richard-Henry,  a  Ueut-coL  in  the  army,  d.  utan. 


^^"•^I  both  Aw™. 


Charlotte,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Richardson,  of  Ferry- 
bridge, in  Yorkshire,  and  has  issue. 

Frances,  ta.  twice,  Ist,  to  M<dor  Richard-Henry  Horton, 
of  the  84th  regt.,  who  d.  in  1813. 

Harriett. 

Mr.  Horton  was  s.  at  his  decease,  in  1793,  by  his  eldest  son, 
Thomas  Horton,  Eaq.  of  Huwroyde,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6. 
26  Aug.  1766 ;  who  m.  Muxh,  1789,  the  Lady  Mary  Gordon, 
youngest  dau.  of  George,  Srd  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  and  had 
issue, 

Joshtta-Thohas,  in  holy  orders,  his  heir. 

George- William,  lieut.-col.  in  the  army,  who  m.  in  1826, 
Frances-Esther,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Gamier, 
of  Rookesbuiy,  co.  Hants,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  George- 
William,  WiUiam-Thomas,  Henry,  Harriet-Maiy,  Frances- 
Elizabeth,  and  Lucy. 

Marv,  m.  in  1816,  to  Francis-Beynon  Hacket,  Esq.  of  Moor 
Hall,  CO.  Warwick,  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Horton  d.  in  1828,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 
Thr  Rev.  Joshua-Thomas  Horton,  of  Howroyde,  vicar 

of  Ormskirk,  co.  Lanemter,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  in  1701 ;  m. 

6  Nov.  1832,  Harriet,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas-Dalrymple 

Hesketh,  Bart  of  Bufford  Hall,  and  by  her  who  d.  10  Muy, 

1836,  had  issue  one  son, 
Joshua -Thokas,  now  of  Howroyde. 

Mr.  Horton  d.  Nov.  1845. 

Armt—Qn.^  a  lion,  rampant,  arg.,  charged  on  the  shoulder 
with  a  boar's  head,  couped,  az.,  within  a  bordure,  engrailed, 
of  the  second. 

Crett — A  red  rose,  seeded,  barbed,  and  surrounded  by  two 
laurel  branches,  ppr. 

Motto — ^Pro  rege  et  l^r^. 

Seat — ^Howroyde,  near  Halifax. 


HOSKEN  OF  ELLENGLAZE. 

HosKEN,  James-Theodore,  Esq.  of  Ellenglazo, 
CO.  Cornwall,  b.  16  Dec.'l838. 

Hivit^Qt* — "Hie  HosKENS  have  been  respectable  land- 
owners in  the  county  of  Cornwall  for  a  series  of  years. 
They  were  formerely  seated  at  the  Barton  of  Hoskens,  iu 
the  parish  of  St.  Enedor,  whence  they  removed,  in  the 
16th  century,  to  Heudra  Green,  in  the  polish  of  St. 
Stephen's,  near  launceston. 

John  Hosken,  Esq.,  the  lineal  descendant  and  repre- 
sentative of  the  f  unily,  was  bimed  iu  the  p-uish  church  of 
St.  Stephen's,  9  Jan.  1742.  By  his  wife,  Jaue  (dau.  of  — 
Hosken,  Esq.  of  Eglaskeny),  he  left  several  children.  The 
eldest  son, 

BiCHAsn  Hosken,  Esq.,  b.  in  1708;  m.  in  1732,  Edith, 
eldest  dau.  of  John  Edgecombe,  Esq.  of  CargantJe,  in 
Cornwall  (of  the  noble  family  of  Edgecumbe  of  Mount 
Edgeoumbe)^  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

John  Hoskkn,  Esq.,  b.  in  1744 ;  who  nu  in  1770,  Johanni, 
dau.  of  John  Hutchings,  of  Woodcotte,  co.  Devon,  by  his 
wife,  Joan  Gay  (of  an  ancient  family  in  the  parish  of  BLick 
Torrington,  related  to  the  poet  Gay).  In  1780,  upon  the 
demise  of  his  cousin,  Joseph  Hosken,  Esq.  of  Cariues, 
in  the  parish  of  Cubert,  he  removed  to  that  place.  Mr. 
Hosken  d.  12  April,  1810,  leaving  three  sons  and  two 
daus.,  vis., 
Joseph,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Davauham  Hall,  Cheshire,  6.  17  Nov.  1782 ;  m. 
18  Dec.  1809,  Anne,  dau.  of  William  Harper,  Esq.  of 
Everton,  near  Liverpool,  and  assumed,  in  oomplianoe 
with  Uiat  gentleman^B  will,  the  surname  of  Harpeb,  in 
1815.  He  had  issue  a  son,  William,  6.  23  July,  1&14,  and 
three  daus.,  Helen,  Maria,  and  Emily- Anne. 
Richard,  6.  in  1784,  who  i».  Anne,  widow  of  John  Fumiss, 
Esq.  of  Lamellen,  Cornwall ;  their  dau.,  Maria,  m.  15  Jan. 


HOB 

im,  th«  B«r,  B.M.  Wanur,  UJl,  viav  of  Bt.  Inador, 

mm  i4  \/mii,  <Un.  Waller. 
imm,  m.  iif  Jobii  Ja,uma,  Ema.  of  Trufo, 
M»riii,  m.  to  U.  P.  Andi^w,  Kiq, 

TIm  loti  ao4  h«lr, 

JrMSPH  HoMKKif ,  B«q.  of  OaHnM.  «n4  Bllenafldse,  6. 20  Nor. 
ITfH,  i.V,  «u4  D.L.;  m.  9H  Jum«,  I7fr6,  Jean,  only  diu.  <>f 
JftiUM  llanr«y,  Esq.,  ftMarmao,  aud  twioe  mayor  of  Briatol, 
ai^  f/.  l«;i.%  having  had  iMua, 

Jamim  IlAKVisr,  hla  U\r.  John,  6.  17  May,  1808. 

Htclmrd  Klniay,  6.  17  B«pt,  1811,  m.  Franoaa,  dau.  of  — 
IJooth,  M,m\, 

Oharloa  Hdiiry,  6. 18  Deo,  1814.  in  holy  ordeni ;  m.  Lflstitia. 
willow  of  Kdward  Jamaa,  Ktq..  Ueut.  U.E.I.C.B. 

Tl»«  oldoit  mm, 

Jamm-IUrvit  HoaKnr,  Btq.  of  Ellenglaae,  h.  31  Not. 
1808;  m.  0  Aug.  1884,  OaroUno.  youngmt  dm.  of  Lieut.- 
Col,  Handyi,  of  Lanarth.  Cornwall,  and  by  hor,  who  m. 
ftiidly.  7  Dim.  164a.  tho  IUt.  J.-Oeorgro  Vennblet,  M.A.,  loft 
ab  hi*  deooAM,  0  May,  18:)9,  an  only  child,  tho  proaent 
JammThnopomi  Uoikbv,  Esq.  of  BUonglue. 

^nn^'-ror  pala.  gu.  and  ai.,  a  ohov.,  or,  ohargad  with 
thriM  uiuquufoila,  botwoan  aa  many  Uuna,  pattaat»  a^r. 
Mottu—^U  uuito  fortlor. 
^1— KUanglaae,  OomwiOl. 


HOSKINS  OF  HIGHAM. 
H(»KiNi,  Tiioma8-Ali8on,  Esq.  of  Higham,  co. 
CuwlmHRud,  J.P.  and  I)L„  high-shoriff,  1864,  6.  29 
MaiH)h,  IHUU;  m.  16  Out.  1827,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Irwiu,  Kmi.  uf  JuaUootowu,  aud  sistor  of  Thomas 
Irwia,  Ksq.  of  Ualdor  Abbey,  Cumberland,  and  has 
Uaue, 

I,  Qao»oit4Uoa4iii>,  k  16  Sspi  1888, 

II.  ThofUMAUBon.  4.  10  Dee.  1890. 

ni.  WlUUu^aanhouaa,  k  18  Dao.  183S,  A  1850. 

IT,  Ltmia^Irwin,  4,  Not.  laSA. 

▼,  Regiixald,  4.  fiO  Oot  188T. 

I,  Mary,  u,  DUwi.  m,  Sarah,  docsasad, 

ftillfAQr.-auiXANDaa  Hoaxnts,  Saq.  k,  at  Moor  Park, 
llaftlbrdahir**  A\ig.  IttS,  dfaovuded  firom  the  family  of 
lUuxiNs  ^  Jarr»w  (hftm^  fh^K  Swrt^,  was  fraat^graudaoo 
of  8ir  WtlUam  Hoaklna,  kuight^bannaret  of  Toughal,  who 
«*^'<aped  Axon  the  IrUh  mmaacro  in  1041.  Alexander  Uoakina. 
Kmv|,,  M>Ui«d  al  Qraa  Brvmghton.  CumberUnd.  in  174$,  and 
waa  l\»r  matiy  ,\x»ara  oh.ima.m  of  the  quanor^teaaiona.  He 
«l.  iu  isoOs  Hi*  .Y\)uug«et  a^>n.  UaitaoK  Uo«kin8,  B»q. . «.  Mary 
,AUiH«.  (^f  UT«r|KK4,  and  laft  iamte  the  prcaeut  Tiit^Aa- 
AuiiuK  UuaxiK»,  Keq.  of  Uigtum;  George  A  )exan<ler.  of 
QKHMwatvr  8qu^nK  U>ud\««  whv>  ut.  in  1845,  M^ry  ThcMrnton; 
and  Mxiry-Aana  Uoakina. 

.l^^-w— par  p«W.  g>).  and  aa,  a  Ast..  «i^..  or,  Ukwwn 

<>>»«^-A  ovvk^i  Iwiad.  araoad.  or.  p^Wtt«5a.  combed  and 
w«i*vl,  jfu  .  K  (woMn  two  vriguga.,  ax^^azKled*  of  the  first. 
Jtfwf^*— X'lrtiftia  aon  v«rbtek 
^^lAf-  Htgkawt^  tt<Mkr  OKk«nao«tik. 


HVV5XYXS  OF  WKOXHALL  ABBEY. 
W'KicN  Hv^sKtN*.  Chaspojs  Esq,  of  WroxKal!  . 
AWvv.  vNX  Wiur^Wk*  J.P.  ana  IX L..  h\ch^jibertdr  I>^  ( 
*.  li>VK  ISU;  M.  l*t.  iO  Aj^ru  i<>i:»  Tfc.?vKk,5i*«  i 
Autt^MATthu,  v.Uvu  juid  heir  oJ"  tfc^  LiW  Ohristoiiwr'  ' 
Ko^»<««i  NVivn..  Ka^.  04*  WrviLjLL  Abbey,  aad  htti  ' 

5^    K   s-MC^'ii^rd  H,»s*t>3ds   Bart  v>i   Htrvw.xxi  c>.  ' 
HUM  .i.-.c  juavi  xrtji*  oi*   VV  i^x  ,hj  Jl;<  ziiauriaijw  wr^  i 


HO  U 

&ilini8t*— For  HosKTVB,  wm  BukkbIb  Bwrnpr  mai 
Bwwmagt,  

fnmm^  ni  WSxtxL 

CHmmoPBKa  Wash,  Esq..  aon  (by  hSa  1st  wife.  TWA, 
dau.  of  8ir  Thomaa  Coghill)  of  Sia  Chustopbek  Wan. 
Knt ,  the  oelebrated  architect,  (who  was  bom  10  Oct  1032, 
the  sou  of  the  rector  of  East  Knoyle,  Wilts,  axKl  who  d. 
2d  Feb.  1723,)  m.  1st.  Moiy,  dan.  of  PhiHp  Muaard,  Esq.  oC 
London,  and  had  a  »on,  Chbisiopheb,  of  whom  presently. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Constance,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomaa  Mlddleton, 
Bart.,  and  relict  of  Sir  Roger  Borgoyne,  Bart.,  and  by  her 
had  one  son,  Stephen.    The  elder  son, 

Christophcb  Wrkr,  Esq.  of  WroxhaQ,  m.  Mary,  dan.  of 
Bartlett,  Esq.,  and  had,  with  two  dans.,  (Harriet,  «.  ts 
Clement  Newsam,  Esq.,  and  Sarah,  tm.  to  Jamea  We^  Esq. 
of  Alscot  Park,  oo.  Gloucester,)  a  son  and  heir, 

Chbistopheb  Wuen,  Esq.  of  Wroxhall,  who  m.  Martha, 
dau.  of  Dayid  Roberts,  Esq.  of  Kinmell,  co.  Denbigh,  and 
had,  with  a  dau.,  (Martha,  m.  to  Thomas  Day,  Esq.  S.L 
Co  's  service),  a  son  and  lieir, 

Christophsr-Robkrts  Wrek,  Esq.  of  Wroxhall  Abbey, 
6.  13  Sept.  1775,  who  m.  4  April,  1815,  Anne,  dan.  of  Thomv 
Biggs,  Esq.  of  Pedmore,  oo.  Worcester,  and  d.  4  March, 
1828,  leaTing  an  only  dau.  and  heiress,  THBODO«LA.-Ajnn- 
Maatha,  who  m.  Chahtdos  Hosxths,  Esq.,  aa  stated  above. 

.^mu— Quarteriy :  Ist  and  4th,  per  pals^  aa.  and  gn.,  a 
ohev.  between  three  lions,  rampant,  or,  for  HofiOLYiis ;  S^ 
and  8rd,  aig.,  a  cheT.  between  three  lions'  heads,  erased,  as., 
on  a  chief,  gu.,  three  crosses-oroMlet,  or,  osntoned,  of  the 
flwt,  for  Wrxn. 

Crmt  Ist,  Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  aUonV  head,  erased,  or. 
flames  of  fire  issuing  from  the  mouth,  ppr.,  crowned,  of  the 
first,  for  UosKTMS ;  3ndly,  a  lion's  head,  erased,  aig.,  col- 
lared, gu.,  pierced  through  the  neck  by  a  broken  spear,  or, 
the  head  towards  the  smister,  of  the  ibcst»  Tulned  oi  the 
second,  for  Waair. 

Jfo<to«t— For  HosKTHS,  Tincula  da  lingoa,  vel  tibi  hngaa 
dabit     For  Wrkk,  (ancient,)  Numero  pondere  et  i 
(modem, )  Virtuti  fortuna  oomea. 

fiiol— Wroxhall  Abbey,  oo.  Warwick. 


HOSTE  OF  BARWICX  HOUSE. 

HOSTK,  DiRiCK,  Esq.  of  Barwick  HMiae.  eo.  Nor- 
folk, J.P.  and  D.I*.,  6.  2  Jan.  1799;  m.  30  Oct  18:i8, 
his  coxisin,  Anne,  diau.  of  the  ReT.  Dixon  Hocte,  and 
youngest  sister  of  the  late  Sir  William  Hvste,  BarL, 
and  dying  24  Not.  1S47,  left  two  daaa., 

L  SoraiA-MAaaamcr,  prai 

n.  Ehaibeth-Mariannau 

l.tlUJ[St« — yfvLiiMM.  Hosts,  bq^  jiw^n 
dore  Hoste,  Esq..  by  Maiy  Heimera,  his  wiie, 
Jv^mea  Hi«te.  Esq^  by  Ehaahech.  his  wife. 
Edward  Watpola.  K3.,  sad  wncfe  ot  Sa  Wi. 
Bart.,  ».  SI  Dee.  17^,  Anae«  only  ehSd  aad  h 
Gk>Ter,  Esq.  of  Barwick,  simI  d.  ia  U94,  ^sl 
only  soai.  the  late  DsaiCK  Hosx^  &q.«f  Bar 

arg^  bcfean  two  wings^  or.  qtusosuay  fi  i   sia. 
^zuliiAttkd.  enu..  beCw.  three  i  iwwmihii,  m^j. 

CVx*— TWO  winjs.  adiaraed.  et 

&at— Barwick  HoQsa^  Mar  IXxkit^ 


HOUBLOX  OF  HALLiyGBCET- 
HocBtjox  Joair-ABcsok  Ea^  of  ^OmgiterT 
F.ii*.v.  c«v  EiMX.  aad  CalTvthtirpsi^  ok.  rm.*wn_  JT. 
and  D.L.^  cuL  oc  thi»  Eoicx  on  rcak  sa.  at  :>-;*^  ^t\. 
dsiUL  Of  VKV-Atiminl  &tr  fsnaw  W'Hn^*^^ _  T-^m 
IXukbo.  G.C.BL  oC*  Btertoa  Cjon. 
viia.  of  tb»  kto  Lurd . 

l.tantt.- 

wib>  «.  MutI 

Jiai«.     :5tr,    M.F    fcr  the  city  if  ! 
Sanh«  «£uz.  of  Chwrise  Wtoju.  |^,  uu  Vu  a  »^f 
a.«j«TS.  •«.  ^«  Joim  Bw    ly.  3S^  n  5«  t^-'a. 

Jchtt.   "Sc.,  ieoK  ^vmrmir  jf  ':itHt  Sunk     ■     :;'-c*»r-*. 

wicft  &  Oiiu..     l^tfgp.TA^  w.  ~o  3icaarri  I"  >tT.s_   ««, 
Huiacun.   x.  :Suup..    s.  wo.  r^iB  3air   r^*^-  »    li-r-a 
r«ci:  T  n  Sunaun.  m  3aaaa.  ^«a>  « 
md  jtftr  ^Jf  ditai  3uv    Gitiaaas^..: 
astue.   \nn«.  a^  tu  :iM  Wter.  LiHf  - 


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H  O  17 

Bt.  AmMfit  London;   and   EUxabetfa,  m.  to  the  Bev. 
Thomas  Wragge,  HA. 
Jacob,  in  holy  orders^  rector  of  Bobbingworth,  d.  wnm. 

The  eldest  son, 

CiiABLn  HouBLON,  Esq.,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Daniel  Batea, 
Bsq.  of  Abingdon,  and  had  issue,  Jacob  ;  John,  barrister-at- 
law  ;  and  Lntitia.    The  elder  son, 

Jacob  Houbloh ,  Esq.  m.  Mary,  only  dau.  of  Sir  John- 
Hynde  Ck>tton,  Bart,  by  Lettioe  his  first  wife.  dau.  of  Sir 
Ambrose  Crawley,  Knt.  of  Greenwich,  and  had  issue,  a  dau. 
and  two  sons.    The  elder  son  and  heir, 

Jacob  Houblov,  Esq.,  m.  Susannah,  dau.  and  hair  of 
John  Archer,  Esq.  of  Coopersale,  co.  Essex,  by  Mary  his 
wifB,  dau.  of  John,  2nd  Earl  Fitiwilliam,  and  by  her  had, 
with  two  dius.,  Maria  and  liCtitia.  an  only  son, 

Johk-Abohbb  Hovblon,  Esq  of  Hallinbury,  co.  Essex, 
and  Welford,  Berks,  M.P.  for  the  former  county,  who  im. 
Mary-Ann.  dau.  of  Thomas  Bramston,  of  Skreena,  co. 
Essex,  and  had  issue, 

I.  John-Abchxb,  his  heir. 

D.  Charles,  who  assumed  the  surname  of  Etbi,  in  lieu  of 
his  palronymic,  on  succeeding  his  father  in  the  estates  of 
Welford,  Berks.    (Set  Eyre,  oj'  Wdford). 

lit.  Thomas-Archer,  m.  in  July,  18S9,  Eleanor,  dan.  of  the 
Ber.  John  Deedes,  of  Willingale,  Essex. 

IV.  Bichard- Archer.  y.  Frederick-Archer. 

I.  Susonnah-Letitia.  n.  Mary-Ann. 

ui.  Harriet. 

Mr.  Houldon  d.  in  1831,  and  was  t.  at  Hallinbury,  by  his 
eldest  son,  the  present  John  Abcbxb  HoUBXX>ir,  Esq.  of  that 
place. 

.<4rm«— Ouarteily :  Ist  and  4th,  HouBxxnr,  aig.,  the  base, 
vert,  issuing  therefh>m  three  hop-poles,  susttduing  their 
ftrult,  all  ppr;  2nd  and  3rd,  qtuuierlv;  Ist  and  4th,  erm.,  a 
cross,  sa.,  for  Abchkb;  2nd  and  Srd,  arg.,  on  a  chev.,  sa., 
three  quatrefoila,  or,  for  Eyrx. 

Crt9U—K  lion's  head,  erased,  or,  for  Houblob  ;  a  wyvem, 
arg.,  for  Abchbr  ;  a  leg,  in  armour,  couped  at  Uie  thigh, 
ppr.,  garnished  and  spurred,  or,  for  Eybb. 

Seato— Hallingbury  rlace^  co.  Essex,  and  Culvertliorpe^  oo. 
Lincoln. 


HOUGHTON  OF  KILMANOCK  HOUSR 

Houghton,  Georoe-Powell,  of  Kilmanock 
HoiiBO,  CO.  Wexford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  sheriff  Id  1889, 
6.  15  June,  1818;  «i.  25  April,  1833,  Aune-Coote, 
dau.  of  John  Greene,  Elsq.  of  Greenville,  co.  Kilkenny, 
by  Anne-Ooote  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Knox-Grogan, 
Esq.  of  Johnstown  Castle,  Wexford,  and  has  bad 
issue, 

I.  Obobob-Powbll,  lieut.  11th  hussars,  who  d.  at  Scutari 
from  the  effecta  of  a  wound  receiTed  at  Balaclava, 
22  Nov.  1854. 

I.  Anne-Cooie.  n.  Anua-Maria^AUcia. 

ni.  Charlotte. 

Kneaffe. — ^Thomas  Houghton.  who  is  stated  to  have 
been  son  of  Sir  Bichard  Hoghton  of  Haughton  Tower,  co. 
Lrmcaster,  by  Eatherine  Gerard  bis  wife,  settled  in  Ireland, 
in  1641.  He  m.  Mary.  dau.  of  Valentine  Smyth,  of  Dama, 
oo.  Kilkenny,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Thomas,  his  heir. 

Mary,  m.  to  Vatontine  Savage,  of  Dublin.  . 

The  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Houqhtob,  of  Bally  Anne,  m.  Katherine,  dan.  of 
—  Lambert,  and  had, 
YALHHTnnE,  of  Kilmanock.  Henry.  John. 

Hbbbt  Hovohtob,  Esq.,  the  2nd  son,  of  New  Boss,  got  a 
lease  of  Kilkenny  from  George  Glaacott,  1761.  He  m.  Mary, 
dan.  of  —  Grubb,  and  was  fi»ther  of, 

Thomas  Houobtob,  Esq.  of  Kilmanock,  who  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Wyse,  of  the  manor  of  St.  John  Waterford, 
and  was  fkther  of, 

Hbtrt-Thomas  Houobtob,  Bsq.  of  Kilmanock,  (will  dated 
10  July.  1708),  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Blchaid  Powell,  Esq.  of 
New  QMden,  co.  limerick,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
I.  Thomas- RiCHABD,  his  heir. 

n.  Heniv-George,  ta.  Sarah,  dau.  of —  Jackson,  by  whom 
be  had  issue, 

1  George-Henry,  who  m.  Grace,  dau.  of  Charles  Maun- 
sell,  Esq.,  and  had  two  sons  and  three  daus.,  vis., 
Benxy-George.  Charles-Frederick. 

Marion.  Anna-Maria.  Georgina. 

1  Sarah,  wife  of  the  Bev.  Matthew  Eniight. 

2  Fhoibe,  wife  of  Samuel  Maunsell,  Eeq. 
8  Maria,  wife  of  Charies  Maunsell,  Esq. 

588 


H  O  U 

I.  BUen,  m.  20  Dec.  1794,  to  CoL  William  Pemberton  Pigot, 
of  Slevoy  Castle.  Wexford. 

u.  Anne,  m.  to  Col.  Goddard  Bichards,  of  Bath. 

m.  Maria,  wife  of  Lewis  Thomas,  Esq.       iv.  Chariotte. 
The  elder  son  and  heir, 

Thomas-Biohard  HovoHTOir.  Esq.  of  Kilmanock,  m.  July. 
1808,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of  Bichard  Gason,  Esq.,  and  d. 
S2  April,  1824.  leaving  issue, 

I.  Henry-Thomas,  of  Kilmanock,  d,  April,  1826. 

II.  Gbobqc-Fowsll,  now  of  Kilmanock. 

in.   Alicia-Bicharda,  m.  July,  1833,  to  Lyon  Campbell, 
Bsq. 
Mr.  Houghton  d.  22  AprU,  1824. 

.^rms— Sa.,  three  bars,  or. 

Crtal — A  bull's  head,  collared. 

IToMo— NobiUtat 

Aeot— Kilmanock  House,  co.  Wexford. 


HOULTON  OF  FARLEY  CASTLE. 

.  HouLToN,  John-Torriano,  Esq.  of  Farley  Castle, 
CO.  Somerset,  D.L.,  6.  10  Nov.  1799;  m.  8  Jan.  1854, 
the  Earonne  Ferdinandine  de  Fiirstenbei^g,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  Barou  de  Fiirstenberg  and  the  fiaronne 
Marie  de  Lilieu  his  wife,  and  has  issue, 

FRANdS-FRBSXHAjri),  b.  24  Jan.  1866. 

Ceroline-Mary-Ann. 

ftitl^Afft. — ^The  ancestors  of  this  fiunily  were  of  Brad- 
ford, oo.  WUU,  in  1508. 

JoaiFB  Houim>N,  Esq.  of  Trowbridge,  Wilts,  living  1628 ; 
m.  Anne,  dau.  of  —  Yorke,  Esq.,  recorder,  and  sometime 
M.P.  for  Devises,  and  left  a  son, 

Joseph  Houltov,  Esq.  of  Trowbridge,  high  sheriff  of 
Wilts  in  1606,  who  purchased,  about  the  yeir,  1700.  the 
estate  of  Farley  Hungerford.  in  Somerset  and  Wilts,  lately 
belonging  to  the  Hungerford  family.  He  m.  1st,  a  dau.  of 
Cooper,  of  Beckington,  and  had  by  her  a  son,  Joseph,  his 
heir;  and  2ndly,  Maiy  Ewer,  by  whom  he  had  a  son, 
Robert,  of  Trowbridge,  who  d,  t.  p.  Mr.  Houlton  d.  in 
1720,  and  was  f.  by  his  son, 

Joseph  Houltov,  Esq.  of  Farley  Castle,  who  ai.  1st, 
Maiy,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Green,  Esq.  of  Brook,  in  Wilts. 
M.P.,  colonel  in  the  army  of  the  Parliament,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Joseph,  his  heir. 

n.  John,  of  Bristol  and  of  Monckton  Combe,  who  m. 

Susannah,  dau.  of  William  Watts,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  and  d. 

in  1767,  haviug  had  issue, 

1  Joseph,  of  Trowbridge,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Philip 
Gibbs,  Esq. ;  their  issue  is  extinct 

2  Robert,  heir  to  Farley  Castle,  of  whom  presently. 
8  Nathaniel,  of  Bristol,  d.  «.  p.  in  1767. 

4  John,  of  Seagry  and  Grittleton,  rear-adm.  R.N.,  d. 
iinm,  in  1791.  There  is  a  memoir  of  him  in  the  HiMor^ 
ojr  Grittleton,  by  Rev.  J.  E.  Jackson,  published  by  the 
Wiltshire  Topographical  Society,  1843. 

m.  Nathaniel,  of  Seogry  House,  Wilts,  which  he  built,  m. 

Mary,  dau.  of  Francis  Newton,  Esq.  of  Taunton,  but 

d.  i.  p.  in  1764. 
IV.  Robert,  of  Grittleton,  d.i,p.  1771. 

Mr.  Houlton,  m.  2ndly,  Prisdlla,  dau.  of  Walker  White, 
Esq.  of  Grittleton,  (to  which  estate  she  t.  as  co-heiress 
on  the  death  of  her  brother  Walter,  1705.)  He  d.  in  1731, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Joseph  Houltov,  Esq.  of  Farley  Castle,  and  Grittleton « 
a  magistrate  for  Wilts,  and  high-sheriff  in  1724 ;  who  m. 
Anna,  dau.  of  Abraham  Hooke,  Esq.  of  Bristol,  and  d.  in 
1750,  leaving  an  only  dau.  and  heir, 

Mary,  of  Fariey  Castle,  who  m.  20  Aug.  1746,  James 
Fnunpton,  Esq.  of  Moreton,  in  Dorsetshire,  high-sheriff 
of  that  CO.  in  1744,  but  d.  «.  p.  in  1762.  The  Houl- 
ton estate,  at  Farley,  passed,  at  the  decease  of  Mr. 
Frampton,  in  1784,  to 

BoBBRT  Houlton,  Esq.  of  Farley  Castle  and  Grittleton, 
son  of  John  and  Susannah  Houlton.  He  m.  Susannah,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Tysdale,  of  The  Fort,  Bristol,  Bsq.,  and  dying  in 
1786,  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Joseph  Houlton,  Esq.  of  Fariey  Castle,  a  oapt.  in  the 
army,  who  m.  at  Gibralter,  DorotheA-Sarah,  dau.  of  Charles 
Torriano,  Esq.,  oapt.  B.A ,  and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Robert,  of  Bath,  capt  R.N. 

Joseph,  lieut.  40th  rag.  infuitry,  d.  man.  in  1795. 

Charies  Torriano. 

Samuel,  capt.  11th  reg.  of  native  infiuxtoy,  d.  at  Binaporo, 

"•'""^^  .........  !loogle 


hot; 

Qeorgo  (Sir)  Knt,  capt  4Srd  regt,  ensign  of  the  yeomoa  of 
the  guard,  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  John  Cruickahauk,  Esq.  of 
Batb. 

Mr.  Houlton  d.  in  1806,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

John  Hoolton,  Esq.  of  Farley  Castle  and  Orlttleton. 
(which  latter  estate  he  sold  in  1827,  to  Joseph  Neild.  i'^sq.); 
b.  29  May.  1773;  colonel  1st  regiment  Somerset  miiitia  a 
deputy-lieutenant  for  that  co.,  high-sheriff  if  Wilts,  1^08; 
in.  a  Jan.  1799,  Mary- Ann,  sule  dau.  and  belreas  of  l^omas 
Ellis,  Esq.  of  RoUestoue,  Devon,  and  had  issue, 

I.  JoHN-ToRRiAKO,  now  of  Parley  Cantle. 

II.  Charles-Gore,  in  the  Bombay  Civil  Service,  d.  1826. 

III.  George- Frederick,  in  the  civil  service  of  Bengal,  m.  6 
June,  1837,  at  Dinapore,  Eliza- Anne,  dau.  of  Henry  Hart, 

.   Esq.,  M.D.  of  Slst  reg,  inf.,  by  whom  he  had, 
1  Ellis  Hart  Torriano  Houlton,  b.  12  Aug.  1841. 
S  Vivian-M.-T.    Houlton,    d.    at     Weston-super-Mare, 
23  Sept.  1848,  et.  6. 

8  Ella,  d.  young.  4  Flora,  b.  1840. 

Mr.  O.-F.  Houlton  d,  at  Patna,  SO  May,  1844. 
IT.  Arthxir,  6.  1817. 

V.  Edward,  d.  young,  at  Brussells,  1822,  »t.  8. 

VI.  Edward- Victor-Lewis.  6.  1823,  some  time  founder's  kin 
fellow  of  St.  John's  Coll.,  Oxon;  Qovemment  secrotaiy 
at  Malta. 

I.  Dorothea-Frances,  w.  to  Henry  Shirley,  Esq.  of  Pep- 
pingford  House,  Sussex,  d,  in  1828. 

II.  Amelia- Elizabeth  Bridgman,  m.  1S24.  to  Col.  Sir  John 
MoriUyon  Wilson,  C.B.  and  K.H.  of  Chelsea  College. 

III.  Isabella-Jane,  m.  in  Jon.  1834,  to  ijuintus  Vivian.  Esq., 
then  of  8th  hussars,  some  time  of  Knuston  Hall,  near 
W^ellingborough. 

IV.  EliJtv  »♦».  to  Rev.  Jamee  Jackson,  M.A.  of  B.  N.  C, 
Oxon,  eldest  son  of  James  Jackson,  Esq.  of  Doncaster, 
and  ;  Itybd)  vicar  of  St.  Sepulchre's,  Loudon. 

V.  Mary-.\nn  Maxwell.  vl  Ella-Catharine. 

VII.  Catharine-Ann  Murray,  m.  18S6,  to  Arthur- W.  Ward, 
eldest  son  of  John  Ward,  Esq.  of  Hoi  wood,  and  Calverley 
Park.  Tunbridge  Wells. 

viiL  Florentine-Louisa,  m.  1839,  to  Neville  Ward,  Esq., 
yoimgest  son  of  the  aforemid  John  Ward,  E?q. 
Lieutenant-Colonel  Houlton  d.  17  Feb.  1839,  uid  was  t.  by 
his  eldest  son.  the  present  John  Torsx&mo  Houltok,  Esq. 

.^niM— At^.,  on  a  fem.  wavy,  between  three  talbots'  heads, 
erased,  as.,  as  many  bezants. 

Crt$t — A  talbot'8  head,  erased,  asore,  gorged  with  a  collar, 
wavy,  or,  charged  with  three  torteaux. 

J/otto— Semper  fidelis. 

Seat—FBiiey  Castle,  co.  Somerset. 


HOUSTOUN  OF  JOHNSTONE. 

HorsTorN,  Ludovic,  Esq.  of  Johustone  Castle, 
ca  Renfrew,  J.P.  and  D.L,,  6.  10  May,  17S0;  m. 
6  Nov.  1809,  Ann,  elde^  dau.  of  John  Stirling, 
Et»q.  of  Kippendavie,  co.  Perth,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
12  July,  1851)  had  issue, 

George,  6.  31  July,  1810;  D.L.,  and  M.P.  for  oo.  Renfrew 
in  two  p  jiiaments ;  <L  ttnm,  14  Sept.  1848. 

KntSfft* — The  fiunily  of  Honstoun,  a  very  old  one  in 
the  CO.  of  RenfV«w,  derive  their  descent  from  Hngo  de  Pad- 
vinan,  who  acquired  a  grant  of  land  in  that  shire  in  the  reign 
of  Malcoui  rv.  of  Scotland.  They  settled  on  the  lands  of 
Houatoun,  in  Renfrewshire,  and  continued  there  a  long  line 
of  knights,  as  Barons  of  Houstoun.  Sir  Lndovic  Honstoun, 
of  Hoxistoun,  who  d.  in  1062.  had  a  numerous  issue,  and  one 
of  his  3rounger  sons  was  George,  the  first  of  the  Housrouxa 
^JoktutoM.    This 

GioROB  HorsTOiTir,  Esq.,  tod  eon  of  Sir  Ludovic  Hous- 
toun. of  Houstoun,  m.  Ehsal^eth,  dau.  of  Alexander  Cuzk- 
ningh:une.  Esq   of  Cnugends,  and  hod  one  son, 

Lmovio  HorsTOUH,  Esq..  who  m.  Agues,  dan.  €3€  Walk- 
insbaw,  of  Walkinsh-%w,  and  hxbd  two  sons,  William  ;  and 

LrDovic  HocsTors,  Esq.  of  Johnstone,  who  m,  Jean 
Rankine,  of  Drumciow,  co.  Ayr,  and  was  father  of 

Georcc  HorsTOCN,  Esq.  of  Johnstone,  convener  of  Ren- 
frewshire, who  m.  1st,  in  177^,  Mary,  eldest  diu.  oi  Colonel 
WUuam  Macdowall,  of  Oarth^ond.  M.P.,  and  by  bar  (who 
4.  ITd^X  and  bod  issue  two  sons, 

I.  Lnx^vic,  his  heir. 

II.  WUliam.  6.  18  Sept.  1781 ;  «.  8  July,  1845,  Marion- 
Dougladi.  only  surviving  dau.  of  the  late  CoL  BuaseLI,  of 
Woodside ;  and  cL  <>  Feb.  ISo^  tearing  issue, 

1  Gboro»-Lci»ovic.  6.  SI  Aug.  1846. 

a  Willi:im-Janies,  *.  25  Oct,  1548. 

1  Mary-£n»kineL  2  Anne-Maigaiet. 

Ho  ».  £ndly,  in  1S05,  Anne,  dau.  of  Walkinshiw,  ot  Walk- 
iu!^h'w.  but  by  her  (who  d.  in  1810)  be  bad  no 

5^4 


HOW 

Mr.  Houstoun  d.  1  Jan.  1816,  and  waa  t.  by  bia  elder  acm, 
the  present  Litdovio  Houstoun,  Esq.  of  Johnstone  Caatle. 

Arm* — Or,  a  chevron,  chequy,  ax.  and  azg.,  between  tiirea 
martlets,  sa. 
Great — A  sand-glass,  ppr. 
Motto— In  time. 
Sitpportirt — Two  binds. 
Stat — Johnstone  Castle. 


HOUSTON  OF  CONNEYWARREN. 

Houstoun,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Conneywarren,  oo. 
Tyrone,  high-sheriff  of  the  co.  Tyrone  in  1839,  b. 
in  1795;  m.  Ist^  Sophia,  dau.  of  Lord  Boj'ne;  and 
2ndly,  in  1832,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Major- General 
Thomas-Gemrd  Elrington,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  the 
Very  Rev.  Robert  Burrows,  dean  of  Cork,  and  haa 
a  son, 

Claudius-Cbioav,  b.  in  1834. 

ftultaffC. — This  family  derives  from  the  btanch  of  the 
ancient  Scottish  house  of  Houstoun,  which  is  established  in 
the  008.  of  Ross  and  Sutbeiiand.    O^e  of  its  deaoendants, 

Thomas  Houstoun,  Esq.,  adopting  the  militaiy  protet- 
8ion---a  profesion  in  wliich  so  many  of  hia  aneeston  bod 
gained  distinction — served  as  mi^or  in  the  17th  regfanent, 
and  was  killed  at  the  storming  of  St.  Domingo,  in  1795-^ 
He  m.  80  July,  1791,  Margaret,  d\u.  of  Charles  Origan.  Eeq. 
of  Omtgh,  CO.  Tyrone,  elder  brother  of  the  Right  Rev. 
Claudius  Crigan,  bishop  of  Sodor  and  Man,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  in  1826)  left  a  son,  the  present  Thomas  Hovarooa,  Eaq. 

^^1  As  the  preoedmg. 

iSeoi— Mount  Pleasant  House,  Omagh. 

*«^  Another  highly  respectabla  branch  of  the  Hoaatoun 

fan^y  ia  established  at  Belfast 


BLAKISTON-HOUSTON  OF  ORANGEFIELD 
AND  RODDENS  HOUSE. 

Blakbton  -  Houston,  Richard- Batlt,  Eeq.  of 
Orangefield  and  Roddens  House,  both  in  co.  Down, 
b,  13  May,  1793;  m.  11  July,  1827,  Mary-L»l^la, 
dau.  of  John-Holmes  Houston,  Esq.  of  OraogeEeld, 
CO.  Down,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHR-HousTOK,  6.  11  Sept.  18S9. 

u.  Thomas,  6.  12  Nov.  1S3S. 

in.  Chorlee- William,  6. 11  May,  1830L 

I.  Anne,  m.  in  1848,  to  Matthew  Blakiston,  Eaq. 
son  of  John  Blakiston,  Esq.  of  Mobberiey,  oo.  < 

This  gentleman  who  is  5th  son  of  the  late  Sir  Mat* 
thew  Blakiston,  Bart.,  by  Anne  hia  wife,  dau.  of 
John  Rochfort,  Esq.  of  Clogrenane,  co.  Cariow,  as- 
sumed by  royal  license  on  the  death  of  his  fiither-m- 
law,  in  March,  1S43,  the  surname  of  Houstox,  in 
addition  to  his  patronymic  Blakistok. 
.^mu— Quarterly:  Ist  and  4th,  or,  a  Aavron,  < 


and  org.,  between  three  mutlela,  of  the  aeeond.  for  Hor»< 
TON ;  2nd  and  3rd,  org.,  two  bars,  and  in  cfaie^  three  eo^a 
statant,  gu.  for  Bujlistom. 

C/>«r«— 1st.  a  sand-glass,  ppr. ;  Snd,  a  cock,  statant,  go. 

Motto— Oyer  the  firvt  Creet,   "Tlme^  mmdttr  tte  a*- 
"  Do  well  and  doubt  not." 

Seal*— Orongefietd,  and  Bodden's  Hooaa^  col  Down. 


HOWARD  OF  GRETSTOKE. 

Howard,  Hkxrt,  Eaq.  of  Greystoke  Castle,  co. 
Cumberlantl,  and  Thombury  Castle,  cot  Gloucester, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Cumberland,  15^4,  MJ». 
for  Steyning  1824,  and  for  Shoreham  froioi  lSi6  to 
1S32,  6.  25  July,  1802;  ».  6  Dec^  1S49.  Chariotte- 
Caroline  -  Georgiana,  dueet  dan.  of  Henry  -  Laws 
Long,  Elsq.  of  Hampton  Lodge,  Surrey,  far  Uie  La*1  j 
Catharine  his  wife,  sister  of  Horatio.  3ni  Larl  <>i 
Orford,  and  has  issue, 

L  HsRT-CHAaixs,  b.  17  Sept-  1S50. 

u.  Sdword-Stoffevd,  b.  28  Nov.  In51. 

m.  Robext-Mowbray,  ft.  S3  Msj,  ld^4. 

I.  Eliaabeth-Gothecine. 

Mr.  Henry  Howard  t.  hia  fiiitlier  17  Jone^  I8S4. 


HOW 

HilttSffC* — Lord  Henrt-Thovab  Howabd-Moltksux- 
HowARD,  b.  7  Oct.  1766,  2nd  sou  of  Hknbt  Howard,  Esq. 
of  Glossop,  CO.  Derby,  by  Juliana  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of 
Sir  William  Holyneuz,  Bart.,  and  younger  brother  of  Ber- 
hard-Bdward,  late  Dukr  or  Nortolk,  was  advanced  to 
the  precedency  of  a  duke's  younger  son,  in  1817.  He  m. 
12  Sept.  1801,  Elizabeth,  Srd  dau.  of  Edward  Long,  Esq., 
chief-Justice  of  the  Vice-Admiralty  Courts  Jamaica,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  24  May,  1834)  had  issue, 

Henry,  his  heir,  now  of  Greystotre. 

Henrietta- Anne,  m.  in  1880,  to  Henry-John-Qeorge,  Srd  Earl 
of  Carnarvon. 

Isabella-Catherine-Mary,  m.  to  Charlee-John,  17th  Earl  of 
Suflblk  and  10th  Earl  of  Berkshire. 

Chariotte-Juliana-Jane,  m.  5  Oct.  1881,  to  James-Went- 
worth  BuUer,  Esq.  of  Downes,  co.  Devon ;  and  d.  in  1855. 

Juliana-Barbara,  m.  7  July,  1831,  to  Sir  John  Ogilvy, 
Bart. ;  and  d.  27  Dec.  1833. 
Lord  Molyneuz-Howard,  who  was  deputy  earl-marshal, 
M.P.  for  Steyning,  and  high-steward  of  the  dty  of  Glou- 
cester, d.  17  June,  1824,  and  was  t.  by  his  only  son,  the 
present  Hbkrt  Howard,  Esq.  of  Greystoke  Castle. 

.^rm*— 1  Howard,  same  as  Howard  of  Corbt  ;  2  Bro- 
THKRTON ;  3  Warren  ;  4  Mowbrat  ;  5  Dacrb  ;  6  Gbbtbtoke. 

CreM — On  a  chapeau,  gu.,  turned  up,  erm.,  a  lion,  statant- 
guardant,  the  tail  extended,  or,  gorged  witii  a  ducal  coro- 
net, axig. 

J/o<to— Sola  virtus  invlcta. 

Seats— GnvBtolne  Castle,  eo.  Cumberland ;  and  Thombury 
Castle,  00.  Gloucester. 


HOWARD  OF  CORBY. 

Howard,  PmLiP-HEifRT,  Esq.  of  Corby  Castle, 
CO.  Cumberland,  6.  22  Api-il,  1801:  8.  his  father, 
1  March,  1842;  m.  16  Nov.  1843,  Miss  Eliza-Minto 
Canning,  of  Foxcote,  co.  Warwick,  elde<>t  dau.  of  the 
late  Major  John  Canning,  E.I.Co.'s  service,  and  niece 
of  the  late  Francis  Canning,  Esq.  of  Foxcote,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Phiup-John-Cavning,  b.  14  March,  1863. 

f.  Mary-Frances.  u.  Mai^garet-Jone. 

lu.  Agnes-Julia. 

Mr.  Howard  was  for  sometime  M.P.  for  Carlisle. 

HCtlf  age.— This  is  a  distinguished  branch  of  the  illus- 
trious house  of  Norfolk. 

Sir  Francis  Howard,  Ent.  of  Corby  Castle,  co.  Cumber- 
land ft.  29  Aug.  1588,  2nd  son  of  Lord  William  Howard, 
"  Belted  Will "  (2nd  son  of  Thomas,  4th  Duke  of  Norfolk), 
by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  sister  and  co-heir  of  George,  Lord 
Daore,  <^  Gilleslaud.  was  next  brother  of  Sir  Philip  Howard, 
ancestor  of  the  Earls  of  Carlisls.  He  was  colonel  in  the 
service  of  Charles  I.,  and  in  the  Royal  cause  raised  a 
raiment  of  horse,  and  sold  two  estates  (Newsbam,  co. 
Durhim,  and  Bereton,  near  York)  for  Its  support.  He  m. 
Ist,  Margaret,  dau.  of  John  Preston,  Esq.  of  the  manor  of 
Fumees,  of  Lancaster,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1625)  had 
issue, 

Thomas,  colonel  of  his  father's  r^.,  who  fell  at  Atherton 
Moor,  in  1643. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Edward  Standish,  Esq.  of  Standish,  co. 
Lancaster. 

Sir  Frands  m.  2ndly>  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Widdring- 
ton,  Knt.  of  Widdrington  Castle,  co.  Northumberland,  by 
Mary  bis  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Curwen,  Ent ,  and  by 
her  had  issue, 

Francis,  his  heir.  William. 

Marffaret.  m.  to  Thomas  Haggerston,  Esq.  of  Hoggerston. 

Alotnia,  d.  unm,  Catherine,  d.  unm. 

Anne^  d.  unm.  in  1683. 

Sir  Francis  d.  in  1660,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Francis  Howard,  Esq.  of  Corby  Castle,  6.  29  June,  1636, 
eapt.  in  the  army,  and  governor  of  the  city  of  Carlisle; 
who  m.  1st,  Ann,  dau.  of  William  Gerard,  Esq.  of  Brsm, 
and  had  by  her  (who  d.  in  1679X  Elisabeth,  m.  Ist,  to 
William  Errington,  Esq.  of  Walwich  Grange,  and  2ndly,  to 
Michael  Ann,  Esq.  of  Bramanbiggin ;  and  Mary,  m.  to 
VranoiB  Warwidc,  Esq.  of  Warwick,  co.  Cumberland.  Capt 
Howard,  m.  2ndly,  Mary-Ann-Dorothy,  dau.  of  Richard 
TOwnel^,  Esq.  of  Towneley,  and  by  her  had  two  daus., 
Ann,  m.  to  Marmaduke  Tiangdale,  Esq.  of  Howton ;  and 
Frances,  who  d.  unm.  Capt.  Howard  d.  In  1702,  having 
devised  his  estate  to  his  brother, 

William  Howard,  Esq.  of  Corby  Hall,  who  m.  Jane, 
dun.  of  John  Dalaton,  Esq.  of  Aoombank,  oo.  Westmorland ; 
and  dying  in  17S9,  was  ».  by  Lis  son, 
585 


HOW 

Thomas  Howard,  Esq.  of  Corby  Castle,  who  m.  Ist, 
Barbara,  dau.  of  John,  Viscoimt  Lonsdale,  by  whom  he 
had  (with  a  son,  Thomas,  who  d.  in  youth)  three  dans., 

Elisabeth,  d.  num.  in  1799. 

Jane,  m.  to  Francis  Warwick,  Esq.  of  Warwick  Hall ;  and 
d.  «.  p.  in  1778. 
Mary,  d.  young. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  1720,  Barbara,  sister  of  Sir  Christopher 
Musgrave,  of  Edenhall,  by  whom  ho  had,  inter  alio9,  a  son 
and  heir,  Phiup.  He  m.  Srdly,  in  1734,  Mary,  sister  of 
Frands-Carrington  Smith.  Esq. ;  but  by  her  (who  d.  in 
1735)  had  no  child.    He  d.  in  1740,  and  was  i.  by  his  son, 

Philip  Howard,  Esq.  of  Corby  Castle,  6.  in  1730 ;  who  m. 
in  1764,  Ann,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry  Withim,  Esq.  of  Cliffe, 
oo.  York,  and  by  her  (who  d.  at  Bath,  in  1794)  had  issue, 
Hknrt,  his  heir. 

Philip,  b.  in  1766 ;  in  the  Sardinian  service ;  d.  unm.  in 
Piedmont,  in  1786. 

Catherine,  m.  in  1776,  to  John  Gartside,  Esq.  of  Crump- 
sail,  CO.  Lancaster. 

Maria,  m.  let,  in  1786,  to  the  Hon.  Geoi^ge  Petre;  and 
2ndly,  to  CoL  Henry  Espinasse. 
Mr.  Howard  d.  8  Jan.  1810,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Henry  Howard,  Esq.  of  Corby  Castle,  6.  2  July,  1767 ; 
high-sheriff  of  Cumberland  in  1832 ;  m.  Ist,  4  Nov.  1788, 
Maria,  Srd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Andrew,  Lord  Archer,  of 
Umberslade,  but  by  her  (who  d.  9  Nov.  1789)  had  no  issue. 
He  m.  2*ily,  18  March,  1793,  Catherine-Mary,  2nd  dau.  of 
Sir  Richard  Neave.  Bart,  of  Dagnam  Park,  Essex,  and  had 
by  her  two  sons  and  three  daus.,  viz., 
I.  Phiup-Henrt,  his  heir. 

n.  Henry  -  Francis,  envoy -extraordinary  and  minister- 
plenipotentiary  at  Lisbon,  b.  3  Nov.  1809;  wi.  1st,  23  Dec. 
1830,  Sovilla,  4th  dau.  of  David,  Lord  Erskine,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  12  March.  1835)  has  two  daus.,  Isabella  and 
Adela.  He  m.  2ndly,  30  Aug.  1841,  Marie  -  Ernestine, 
Baroness  Von  der  Schulenburg.  fourth  dau.  of  the  late 
Baron  Wilhelm-Leopold  Von  der  Bchulenburg,  of  Prle- 
mem,  in  the  kingdom  of  Prufsia  and  has  by  her,  Henry, 
b.  11  Aug.  1843 ;  Francis.  6.  26  March.  1848 ;  Sevilla- 
Cfttheiine,  d.  1846 ;  Catherine-Mary :  and  Mary-Louisa. 
I.  Catherine,  m.  in  1829,  to  the  Hon  Philip  Stourton. 
n.  Emma- Agnes,  m.  in  1823,  to  WiUiam-Frands,  late  Lord 
Petre. 

m.  Adeliza-Maria,  m.  in  1830,  to  her  cousin,  Henry-Petre, 
Esq.  of  Dunkenhalgh,  co.  Lancaster,  who  d.  26  Nov.  1852. 

Mr.  Howard  d.  I  March,  1842,  in  the  exgojrment  of  the 
highest  reputation  for  piety,  patriotism  and  virtue,  and 
was  not  less  distinguished  by  his  courtesy  and  kindness 
than  by  his  literary  attainments  and  h^s  correct  taste. 
His  eldest  son  and  successor  is  the  present  Phjup-Henrt 
Howard,  Esq.  of  Corby  Castle. 

Arm» — Gu.,  on  a  bend,  between  six  cross-crosslets,  fitoh^ 
arg.,  an  escutcheon,  or,  ch^uiged  with  a  demi-lion.  rampant, 
pierced  through  the  mouth  with  nn  nrrow,  within  a  double 
tressiu^,  flory,  counter-flory,  of  the  first,  quartering,  Bro- 
THERTON,  Warren,  Mowbray,  Dacre,  and  Greystock. 

Crejtt— On  a  chapeau,  gu.,  termed-up,  erm.,  a  lion,  statant- 
guardant,  the  tail  extended,  or,  ducally  crowned,  arg.,  gorged 
with  a  label  of  three  points,  of  the  last. 

Motto — Sola  virtus  invicta. 

Seal — Corby  Castle,  Cumberland. 


HOWELL  OF  PRINKNASH. 
Howell,  Thomas-Jones,  Esq.  of  Prinknash  Park, 
CO.  Gloucester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  24  Dec.  1793;  m, 
4  Sept.  1817,  Susanna-Maria,  eldest  surviving  dau. 
of  Alexander  Macleod,  Esq.  of  Harris,  co.  Inverness, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  15  Oct  1842,  had  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Charles.  6.  3  Aug.  1818. 

n.  Frederick-DonalH,  b.  10  Jan.  1820. 

in.  Edward,  b.  13  Sept.  1828. 

rv.  Heniy-Hyett,  b.  13  July,  1830. 

▼.  Willoughby-Wintle,  b.  1  Jan.  1888. 

VI.  John-Davies,  6.  18  Oct.  1887. 

VII.  Fiances- Weston -Macleod,  b.  15  Oct  1842. 

I.  Emelyn-Jaue.  ii.  Laura.  in.  Constance. 

In  1822,  he  was  judge-advocnte  and  judge  of  the 
vice-admiralty  court  at  Gibraltar;  in  1830,  secretary 
to  the  commissioners  of  colonial  inquirj-;  in  1832, 
commissioner  for  the  West  India  Islands'  relief;  and 
in  1833,  inspector  of  factories. 

HitltHQt, — John  Howell,  Esq.,  who  purchased  the 
estate  of  Prinknash  in  1770,  from  Heuiy-Toye  Bridgeman, 
Esq.,  m.  in  1755,  Elizabeth-Charlotte,  widow  of  Isaac  Grove, 
Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  and  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Demetrrss, 
Esq.,  one  of  the  assistant  jndges  of  Jamaica,  by  his  wife,  a 


HOW 

datu  of  Thomas  Trengroose,  and  Catherine  his  wlfb,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Chafe,  Esq.,  and  great-gianddau.  of  William  Paulet, 
Esq.  of  Poultons,  grandson  of  the  1st  Marquess  of  Win- 
chester. Through  this  alliance,  a  claim  exists  to  the  Buony 
cf  St  John  of  Basing.  Mr.  Howell  d.  2  Nov.  1802,  and  was 
t.  by  his  son, 

Thomas-Batlt  Howkll,  Esq.  of  Prinknash  Park,  P.R.S., 
P.A.8.,  b.  6  Sept  1767,  who  m.  24  May,  1790,  Lucy-Anne, 
youngest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert  Long,  Esq.,  and  by 
that  lady,  who  was  declared,  by  a  decision  of  the  House  of 
Lords,  to  be  one  of  the  co-heirs  of  the  Barony  of  Zouch  of 
Hanyngworth,  Mr.  Howell  left  at  his  decease  a  son  and 
successor,  the  present  THOMAS-Joiras  How£LX^  Esq.  of 
Prinknash  Park. 

Amu—SeL,  a  chevron,  between  three  fleurs-de-lis,  aig. 
Cre$t—A  stag  lodged,  sa.,  in  the  mouth  a  leaf;  ppr. 
jSraf— Prinlmash  Park,  co.  Olouoester. 


HOWES  OF  MORNINGTHORPE. 

Howes,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Momingthorpe,  co. 
Norfolk,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  one  of  the  chairmen  of 
quarter  sessions  for  the  county,  b.  7  July,  1813;  m. 
1  March,  1842,  Agnes-Maria,  dau.  of  Richard  Gwyii, 
Esq.,  who  d.  8.  p.  Feb.  1843;  nnd  2naiy,  Fanny,  4th 
dau.  of  Robert  Fellowes  of  Shotesham  Park,  Esq. 

Hmrage.— This  family  his  been  settled  in  Ndkolk  for 
several  centuries,  having  removed  from  Berkshire,  where 
their  ancestor,  John  de  Huse,  had  a  grant  of  m«iors  in 
1060.  His  descendant,  John  Howse  or  Howys,  held  land  in 
Beslhorpe,  co.  Norfolk,  anno  86  Hembt  VI.,  from  which 
time  Besthorpe  was  the  seat  of  the  funily  for  seven 
generations  imtil 

RoBtfBT  HowsK,  Esq.,  removed  to  Carleton  Bode,  he  d.  in 
1618.    His  eldest  son, 

JoHM  HowsB,  Esq.,  was  of  Carleton  Bode,  oo.  Norfolk,  and 
dying  in  166S,  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Thomas  Howsb,  Esq.,  who  m.  Tabitha,  only  dau.  of  John 
Roope,  Esq.  of  Momingthorpe,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 

John,  his  successor. 

Anne,  m.  to  J.  Dalling,  Esq.  of  Denton.  ■ 

Tabitha,  m.  to  William  Hplmes,  Esq.  of  Mundham. 
He  d.  in  1671,  and  w.is  5.  by  his  son, 

John  Howsb,  Elsq.,  who  settled  iu  the  old  mansion  house 
of  the  RooPB  f  imily  at  Momingthorpe,  in  1607,  and  pur- 
chased adjoining  property  at  Shelton  and  Tritton,  fh)m 
Maurice  Shelton,  Esq.,  and  Sir  Peter  Glome,  Bart.,  who 
was  ruined  in  the  Civil  Wars.  Mr.  Howse  served  the  office 
of  sheriff  for  the  county  of  Norfolk,  in  1718,  and  then  altered 
his  name  to  Howes,  in  conformity  with  an  error  iu  the 
writ  by  which  he  was  so  designated.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  H.  Keddington,  Esq.  of  Hockham,  and  had  issue, 

L  John,  his  successor. 

u.  Thomas,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Colman,  Esq.  of 
Hardingham,  and  was  father  of 

Thomas,  a  literaiy  person,  author  of  Obtervatiimt  en 
Books,  ancient  and  modem. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  George  Wegg,  Esq.  of  Colchester. 

ui.  EUxabeth,  m.  to  J.  Oolman,  Esq.  of  Hardingham,  and 
had  a  dau , 

Elizabeth  Colman,  who  w.  the  Rev.  Richard  Potter,  pre- 
bendary of  Norwich,  and  the  translator  of  .fisdiyliis. 
Mr.  Howes  d.  in  1787,  and  was  s.  hj  his  elder  son, 

John  Howes,  Esq.  of  Momingthorpe,  who  to.  Birbora, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Sydnor,  Esq.  of  Honingbam  (who  had  a 
grant  of  arms  in  1519).  and  had,  with  six  daus.  two  sons, 

John,  who  was  commandant  of  Negrais,  and  d.  there  in  1 750. 

Thomas. 
He  d.  iu  1673,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son. 

The  Rrv.  Thomas  Howks,  of  Momingthorpe,  who  m.  in 
1758,  Susan,  only  dau.  of  Francis  Longe,  Esq.  of  Spizworth, 
00.  Norfolk,  and  had  issue, 

I.  John,  of  Gray's  Inn,  d.  g.  p.  in  1787. 

II.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  his  successor. 

in.  George,  rector  of  Spixworth,  in  Norfolk,  m.  1st,  in 
1811,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Robert  Fellowes,  of  Shotisham, 
Esq.,  who  d.  1816,  leaving  issue 

1  George,  d.  in  1827,  «.  p. 

2  Edward,  now  of  Moiriingthorpe, 

8  Hcnry^,  rector  of  Barton  St.  Andrew,  Norfolk. 
1  Henrietta. 

2ndly.  Maria-Margaret,  dan.  of  Thomas  Blake,  of  Soottow, 
Esq^  who  cf.  1818,  leaving  one  son,  Frederic 
IV.  Francis,  in  holy  orders,  author  of  a  translation  of 
Ptrtiu*,  and  other  works,  d.  in  1844,  leaving  issue. 
X.  Anne,  d.  1850,  wun, 

II.  Margaret,  w.  Rev.  Edward  Hawkins,  younger  son  of 
Sir  Ca:&'u-  Hawkins,  of  Kelston,  Bart 
680 


HUB 

Ths  Bby.  Thomas  Howbb,  rector  of  Folton,  oo.  Norfolk, 
t.  his  father  in  1706 ;  m.  in  1798,  Anne,  only  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  JohnFair£uc  Frandkttn,  of  Attieboioiigh;  aiMi  d.9.p, 
IS  Dec.  1848. 

.^ruM— Quarteriy:  1st  and  4th.  arg.,  a  ohevxtm.  between 
three  griffins'  head,  erased,  sa. ;  2nd,  gu.,  a  lion,  rampant* 
within  an  orle  of  eight  pheons,  aig.,  for  Boopb;  and  ard, 
aig.,  a  fesse.  und^  az.,  between  three  fleurs-de-lis  on  three 
crescents,  sa.,  in  a  bordnre,  engrailed,  gu..  for  Sttoiok. 

Crest — A  demi-unicom.  issuing  out  ofa  dncal  cvown,  ppr. 

SnO— Manor  House,  Momingthotpek 


HOWLIN  OF  BALLYHYLAND. 

HowuN,  John,  Esq.  of  Ballyhyland,  and  Cama 

House,  00.  Wexford,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  b.  Oct  1797 ;  m. 

6  Dec.  1826,  Alicia-Jane,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edwanl 

Lloyd,  of  Castle  Lloyd,  co.  Limerick,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JAMtt,  b.  14  Oct.  1828. 

II.  Abraham-John,  b.  1  Aug.  1889. 
I.  Dania-Maiy. 

Ettieage.— Abkaham-Jambs  Howux,  Esq.  JJ».  eo. 
Wexford,  m.  1760,  Alice  (who  d.  17W),  dan.  of  Bev.  M. 
Finn,  rector  of  Oastle  Durrow,  Queen's  Co.,  and  d.  1816, 
leaving  a  son, 

Jambs  Howldt,  Esq.  of  Ballyhyland,  who  m.  17M.  Anna, 
dau.  of  John  James,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  BaUycrystal,  oo.  Wex- 
ford, and  d.  1825,  leaving  issue, 

John,  now  of  Ballyhyland. 

James,  m.  1821,  Anne,  dau.  of  Bei^amin  Howlin,  of  Hffl- 
town,  00.  Wexford. 

Anne,  m.  1827,  Capt  John  Baker  Graves. 

Seo«— Ballyhyland,  oo.  Wexfbitl. 


HOZIER  OP  NEWLANDS. 
HoziKR,  Jahrs,  Esq.  of  Newlands  and  Mauldsley 
Castle,  CO.  Lanark^  and  of  Newlands,  m.  Catherine- 
Mai^garet,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  William  Feilden,  Bart,  of 
Finniscuwles  (so  created  1846),  and  has  issue. 

%intllflt, — ^The  grandfother  of  the  prssent  ptviprietor 
of  Mauldsley  Castle,  whose  name  was  MacMMMo,  acquired  a 
fortune  in  the  city  of  Glasgow,  and  in  1784.  purchased  the 
estate  of  Newlands  fh>m  Mr.  Gray,  of  Dalmamock  and 
Oamtyne.  Mr.  Madehose  was  «.  by  his  son,  who  aban- 
doned his  original  surname  of  Maclehose,  and  adopted  that 
of  Hoztxa.  He  m.  the  dan.  of  Mr.  Coats,  provost  oT 
Glasgow,  the  paternal  grandfotber  of  Mr.  Campbell  Col- 
quhoun,  and  by  her  had  a  son  snd  heir,  the  present  Jambs 
Hosier,  Esq.  of  Newlands,  who  has  acquired,  by  poxthase, 
several  properties  in  liuuukshire,  including  the  beautiftil 
residence  of  Mauldsley  Castle. 

£ea(— Mauldsley  Castle,  oo.  Lanark. 


HUBAND  OF  IPSLEY. 

HuBAND,  Georob,  Esq.,  MA.,  late  coptain  Sth 
hussars,  representative  of  the  Hubands  of  Warwick- 
shire and  Derbyshire,  *.  his  grandfather  in  1835,  in 
his  landed  property  in  the  co.  of  Dublin,  m.  1  May, 
1844,  Marianne,  youngest  dau.  of  Admiral  Croft,  of 
Stillington,  co.  York,  and  has  issue. 

L  Wiluam-Gboroe. 

I.  Fanny-Harriett-Augusta. 

*ii.  Georgina-Maria-Louisa. 

l.ineagC.--"This  family,"  says  Wotton.  "is  of  very 
ancient  and  worthy  extraction,  and  descended  flrom  Hvoo 
HuBOLD,  who  held  Ipsley,  of  Osbemus,  at  the  Norman 
invasion,  Ac  ;  and  they  have  continued  lords  of  this  manor 
in  a  lineal  succession  until  now,  **  (1727.)  The  name*  written 
BuooosslTely  Hubald,  Hubold,  Hubaude,  and  Huband,  is 
derived  fh>m  Hugh,  the  appellation  of  the  Saxon  progoii- 
tor,  and  Bald,  the  Saxon  spelling  of  the  word  bold.  Hugo 
appears  in  Doomsday  Book  as  holding  the  landa  of  Ipsley  at 
the  Norman  invasion,  in  lOM ;  and  Dugdale  mentioas  him 
as  ancestor  of  the  Hubands  of  Warwickshire  and  Derby- 
shire.  From  this  Hugo  descenled  William  Hubold, 
sometimes  written  Hubakt,  living  6  Stkphbh,  1140,  and 
Hugh  Hubold,  who  held  the  manor  of  Ipsley  in  1189. 

Akthont  Hubaitd,  Esq.,  (fourth  son  of  Nicholas  Huhand, 
Esq.  of  Ipsley,  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir 
John  Danvers.  of  Cdthorpe;  and  youngest  brother  of  Balph 
Huband,  of  Ipsley,  ancestor  of  the  HuBAvna  ^/^  Ipdtp, 


HUD 


HUD 


SxTDfOT  BabokitbX  inherited  eeUftee  in  Worceetershire 
under  his  mother**  will.  He  m.  a  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Tibotta,  rector  of  Inkberrow,  in  the  aune  oo.,  (to-wbidi 
liTiog  he  had  boen  presented  by  Sir  John  Hubuid,)  and 
was  father  of 

J0HN-T1BBOT8  HVBAKD,  Bsq.  of  Inkberrow,  who  d.  in 
1694,  (his  will  bears  date  in  the  previous  year,)  leaving,  by 
Vary  his  wife,  an  only  son, 

Edwabd  HuBAim,  Esq.  of  Egyoke  House,  eo.  Worcester, 
who  m.  Isabella,  dan.  of  Thomas  Dyson,  Esq.  of  Morton 
Hall,  in  the  same  00.,  and  left  by  her,  (who  d.  6  June,  1702,) 
«t  his  decease,  S9  Deo.  1070,  a  son  and  suooessor, 

Edmond  Hubahd,  Esq.,  who  aooompanied  the  Duke  of 
Ormonde,  lord-lieutenant  of  Ireland,  to  that  ooimtry  as  his 
private  seoretaxy,  and  settled  there.  He  m.  Hester,  daiL  of 
Thomas  Spring,  Esq.  of  Egyoke,  Woroeetershire,  and  of 
l^ringfield,  00.  Dublin,  and  d.  in  June,  1729,  leaving  two 
■on,  vis., 

1.  Francis,  heir  to  his  foither,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  John 
Hayes,  Esq.  of  Avondale,  co.  Wicklow,  by  Ann  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Jomi  Pamell,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Gmnard.  and  aunt 

of  the  late  Lord  Congleton,  whose  brother,  ^HUiam  Paiv 

nell,  t.  to  Avondale,  under  the  will  of  Samuel  Hayes,  Esq., 
M.T.  for  Wicklow,  brother  of  the  above  John.     Mr. 
Huband  d.  in  1729,  leaving  an  only  son, 
1  John-Hatbs  Huband,  Esq.,  in  whom  the  representa- 
tion of  the  Hayes  flunily  vested.    He  m.  twice.    His 
first  wife  d.  «.  p.,  but  uie  second,  whom  he  married 
when  upwards  of  80,  left  an  only  son,  Francis,  who 
d.  i.  p.  in  1835. 

n.  Bdwabd. 
The  younger  son, 

Edward  Httband,  Esq.,  m.  Elisa,  dan.  of  Thomas  Will- 
«ooks,  Esq.  banker  of  the  dty  of  Dublin,  of  the  firm  of  Sir 
Chirles  Burton,  Bart,  and  Co.,  and  left  two  sons,  i.  Joshua, 
of  the  CO.  of  Westmeath,  lieut.  B.N. ;  d.  without  lawful 
issue ;  and  n.  Josiph.    This 

JoBBPH  HuBAMD,  Esq.,  m.  Katherine,  dan.  of  Oeoiige 
Reynolds,  Esq.  of  Crumlin,  co.  Dublin,  by  his  wife  Cathe- 
rice  Noy,  of  the  fiimily  of  William  Noy,  attorney-general  to 
CoARUBS  I.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1841,  had  (with  three 
diius.,  Catherine,  m.  to  Edward  Smith,  Esq.  of  Smith  Park, 
«o.  Meath,  now  deceased;  Eliza,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Philipps 
Griffith,  of  Rosorea,  00.  Tipperary,  also  deceased ;  and 
8arah,  m.  to  Oeoige  Bonynge  Boohfurt,  Esq.  of  Woodville^ 
«o.  Westmeath,}  an  only  son, 

W1LOOCX8,  a  gentleman  of  extensive  literary  attainments, 
and  a  zealous  patron  of  the  fine  arts ;  m.  tn  1806,  Frances, 
eldest  dau.  (by  Anna  his  wife,  dau.  of  Saniuel  Lindeeay, 
Bsq.  of  HoUvmotmt,  co.  Mayo),  of  Arthur  Chichester 
Macartnev,  Esq.  of  Murloiigh,    co.  Down,  elder  brother 
of  the  late  Sir  John  Macartney,  Bart.,  and  eldest  sou  of 
William  Macartney,  Esq.,  forty  years  M.P.  for  Belfast; 
and  dying  v.  p.  in  1884,  left  issue, 
OaoBOB,  successor  to  his  grandfather. 
Arthur,  late  of  the  Royal  Navv;  m,  1  Aug.  1860,  Anne, 
dau.  of  Admiral  Croft,  of  Stilbngton,  00.  x  ork,  and  has 
a  dau.,  Caroline-Harriet. 
Anna,  d.  imm.  in  1822. 

Ciitberine,  m.  to  Arthur-Burgh  Crofton,  Esq    of  Roe- 
buck Castle,  CO.  DubUn,  high-aheriif  in  1842,  and  d. 
80  Deo.  1849,  leaving  a  son,  George-James,  and  four 
daus.,  two  of  whom  survive. 
Letitia,  and  Georgiana- Augusta,  both  d.  unm . 
Mr.  Huband  d.  in  18S5,  and  was  «.  by  his  grandson,  the 
present  Captain  Gkorob  Huband,  now  male  representative 
of  the  Ipaley  flunily. 

^nN>— Sa.,  three  leopards*  IHces,  jessant  de  lis,  arg.,  quar- 
terlDg  Dan  vers,  Bbult,  and  Purtr. 
Crt$tr-K  wolf,  passant,  or. 
.2/otto— Cave  lupum. 


HUDDLESTON  OF  SAWSTON. 

HuDDLEBTON,  Feedinand,  Esq,  of  SawstoD,  00. 
Cambridge. 

ILtntXSf  * — This  branch  of  the  ancient  family  of  Ho- 
DBL0TOV,  or  HuDDLBSTON,  of  Milium  Castle,  in  Cumberland, 
beeame  fixed  in  Cambridgeshire  some  time  in  the  Ifith 
eentory,  through  an  alliance  with  the  once  potent  house  of 
Nbvil,  whidi  it  now  partly  represents. 

Bn  WnjJAM  HoDLssTON,  Knt.,  yoxmgcst  son  of  Sir  John 
Hodleston,  Knt.  of  Milltmi,  by  Joane  his  wife,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Sh-  Miles  Sttipleton,  m.  Lady  Isabel  Nevill,  fifth 
dau.  of  John,  Marquess  of  Montacute,  and  sister  and  co- 
heir of  Geoiige,  Duke  of  Bedford,  and  had  two  sons.  The 
elder  son  and  heir, 

81B  John  Hodlbston,  Knt  of  Solston,  m.  the  Hon. 
687 


Dorothy  Suiton,  dau.  of  Edward,  Lord  Dudley.  He  was 
sheriff  of  the  cos.  of  Cambridge  and  Huntingdon  in 
8  Richard  III.,  and  was  t.  at  his  decease  by  his  son. 

Sir  Jobn  Hodubton,  Knt,  privy.ooimdllor  to  Queen 
Mart,  vice-chamberlain  to  King  Philip,  and  captain  of  his 
Mf^esty^s  guard,  m.  Bridget  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Cotton,  Knt 
of  Lanwood,  in  Cambridgeshire,  and  left  at  his  decease, 
4  Nov.  1657,  a  dau.,  Alice,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Lovel,  Knt  of 
Ea^  Harling,  Norfolk;  and  a  son, 

Sib  Edmund  Hodblbton,  Knt.  of  Salston,  co.  Cambridge, 
who  m,  Dorothy,  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Beoonsall,  Esq.  of 
Beaconsall,  in  lAncashire,  and  had  one  son  and  four  daus., 
vis., 

Hbnrt,  his  heir. 

Frances,  m.  to  Georae  Wild,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Worcester, 
seijeant-at-law,  and  d.  29  Nov.  1630. 

Jane,  m.  to  Sir  Walter  Wiseman,  Knt  of  Brodon,  in  Essex. 

Isabd,  m.  to  Sir  Edward  Fortescue,  Esq.  of  Faulkbom,  in 


Dorothy,  m.  to  Heniy  Hastings,  Esq.,  son  of  Sir  Henry 
Hastings,  Knt.  of  LeicestersUre. 

Whilst  the  house  at  Salston  was  erecting.  Sir  Edmund 
resided  on  his  estates  in  Essex,  and  served  the  office  of 
sheriff  for  that  county  in  20,  21,  and  80  Elizabxth.  He  d. 
at  his  sister's,  Lady  Level,  in  6  Jambs  I.,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Hknrt  HoDELsroN,  of  Salston,  «.  Dorothy,  dau.  of 
Robert  1st  Lord  Dormer,  by  his  wife  the  Hon.  Elizabeth 
Brown,  dau.  of  Sir  Anthony  Brown,  Viscount  Montagu,  and 
had  four  sons  and  two  daus.  He  d.  in  1617,  and  was  t.  by 
his  elder  son. 

Sir  Robxrt  Hodblston,  of  Salston,  gamekeeper  to  King 
Charlks  I.,  at  Newmarket,  who  tn.  1st  the  Hon.  Mary 
R«jper,  dau.  of  Christopher,  Lord  Tyenham,  by  whom  he 
had  a  son,  Hbnrt,  who  predeceased  him,  vmm.  Sir  Robert 
m.  2iidly.  Mary,  dau.  of  Richard  Tuft  on,  £^.,  and  niece  of 
Nicholas,  Earl  of  Thanet  but  had  no  issue.    His  brother, 

Hbnrt  Hodblston,  Esq.,  lieut.-colonol  in  the  service  of 
BLing  Charlbs  I.,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Willinm  Havers,  Esq.  of 
Thelton  Hall,  in  Norfolk,  and  dying  in  1659,  was  t.  by  his 
son, 

Richard  Huddlbston,  Esq.  of  Siwston,  who  m.  Mary, 
dau.  of  Richard  Bostock,  Esq.  of  Wexhall,  co.  Salop,  by 
whom  (who  d,  80  Aug.  1729)  he  had  (with  seven  daus ,  of 
whom,  Maiy,  m.  Sir  Francis  Fortescue,  Bart. ;  Catherine, 
m.  Charles  Bodeuham,  Esq.  of  Rotherwas  ;  and  Constantia, 
m.  the  Rev.  Robert  Harding)  four  sons, 
Richard,  his  supcessor. 

William,  m.  Frances  Beaumont  and  was  (kther  of  General 
Wiiliam-Oi-cher  Huddleston,  of  the  artillery. 
John,  in  holy  orders. 

Henry,  M.D.,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Gaffe,  Bart,  of 
HengiBve,  and  had  a  dau.,  Lelia,  m.  to  James  Farril,  Esq., 
and  d,  without  issue. 
Mr.  Huddleston  d.  10  May,  1718,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest 
son, 

Richard  Huddleston,  Esq.  of  Sawstou,  who  m.  Mary, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Ayloffe,  Esq.  of  Ewhurst,  Hants, 
and  dying  in  1717,  left  ^th  two  daus.,  BartNira  and 
Prances,  nuns  at  Bruges,  a  son  and  successor, 

Richard  Huddleston,  Esq.  of  Sawston,  h.  80  Aug.  1716, 
m.  23  Feb.  1785,  Jane,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Thorn  is  Belchier, 
Esq.  of  Monmouth,  by  Ursula  his  wife,  dau.  of  R.  Needham, 
Esq.  of  Heist  on,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Ferdinand,  hia  successor. 

n.  Thomas,  of  Milton,  in  Cambridgeshire,  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  Sir  Heni^  Mackworth,  Bart  of  Normnnton,  and 
his  wife,  the  Lady  Anne  Hamilton,  dau.  of  James.  7th 
Earl  of  Abercom,  and  had  a  son  and  three  daus.,  viz., 
1  Francis,  late  captain  in  the  army,  m.  SO  Dec.  1810, 
Hannah,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Pike,  Esq.  of  the  city  of 
Dublin,  and  left  ^ith  younger  children,  a  sou  and  heir, 
John-Folliott  Huddleston,  Esq.  of  Her  Mageety's 
Customs,  Dublin. 
1  Elisaboth.  X  Maiy.  8  Frances. 

m.  Richard,  of  Gray's  Inn,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  J.  DofTkin, 
merchant  of  London,  and  left  an  only  dau.  and  heir, 
Maiy-Jane,  wife  of  Basil  Eyston,  Esq.  of  East  Hendred, 

L  Maiy,  m.  to  Henry  Bostock,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Salop. 
Mr.  Huddleston  d.  in  1760,  and  was  «.  by  his  eld^t  son, 

Ferdinand  Huddleston,  Esq.  of  Sawston,  who  m.  Mary, 
dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Timoihy  Lucas,  Esq.  of  Marlborough, 
and  had  issue, 

Richard,  his  heir,  of  Sawston,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,  6.  1768, 
high-sheriff  18^4  ;  who  d,  «.  p.,  1847. 

Henry,  of  Gray's  Inn,  barrister-at-law,  m.  Miss  Ann  Good- 
child,  and  d.  «.  p. 

Edward,  of  Puno  Caondle,  in  Dorsotshire,  and  afterwards 


HUG 

of  SftWBtoQ,  m.  Uim  Sarah  Barton,  and  had  iamie.    Hb 

eldest  son  is  the  present  Fsiu>iKAjn>  Uuddlbstoh,  Esq. 

of  ijawston. 
Muy,   m.  to  Denis  Scully.  Esq.  of  Kilfeode,  and  cL  ».  p. 

12  April,  1806. 
Jaue»  Hi.  Frauds  Canning,  Esq.  of  Foxcote,  co.  Warwick, 
Mr.  Huddleston  d.  6  April,  1808. 

Arm»—QTL,  fkettr,  arv.,  quartering,  among  many  others, 
the  en-'igTu  of  Milllm,  Lord  f^  MiUum:  Fbwwiot  of 
F-H^iek;  ^Apvaros  of  Itufham:  FrrsAXAiff ;  Ikoham  of 
Surjoik :  Nktill,  MAitQuis  of  Montague;  Netill,  admiral 
to  William  the  Couquerur;  Bitlmer,  Baboic  Bulmeb  ; 
Fitzrakih>lph:  Fitzr<x;er;  bcoixnioRPB :  Mostaoce  B<irl 
or'Salubur/:  Holland.  Eari  of  KeiU:  PLAirrAGEViT,  tc.  [Set 
Birucs's  General  Armory., 

CreU — Two  arms  holding  up  a  bloody  scalp. 

Motto — Soli  Deo  honor  et  gloria. 

£caf— Sawston  Hall,  near  Cambridge. 


HUGESSEX  OF  PROVENDER 

KNATCHBCLL-Hrr.F-SSEX,  Edward-Hcoe--^sen,  Esq. 
of  Provender,  co.  Kent. 

fi.tllC<13C. — ^This  family  originally  came  from  the  town 
of  DuDkirke,  in  FUnders,  where  Hughe  HrOKssiXE,  for 
serrioe  done  in  bottle.  reoeiTed  frum  the  Duke  of  Van- 
don  i  me,  hereditary  lord  of  that  town,  a  grant  of  a  coat  of 
arms,  which  bearings  were  subsequently  confinned  to  his 
descendants  in  England,  by  Sir  Willi  uu  Segar  in  1624. 

Mabt  HuaBssxH,  2nd  dao.  (and  co-heir  with  her  sister, 
Dorothea,  who  m.  Joecph  Brinks,  Esq.  of  Beresby  Abbey, 
and  d.  «.  p.  18 :S)  of  WUliun- Western  Hugesseo.  Esq.  of 
Pn>yender,  by  Thoma$ine  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Honywood,  Bart.,  was  5th  in  descent  from  Sui  WnxiAM 
Hi'OEsssx,  of  Lixisted,  high-sheriff  cf  Kent,  in  1671,  whose 
father,  James  Hugessen,  Esq.  of  Linsted,  Kent,  merchant 
adventurer,  purchased theestateofProvenderin  1633.  Sheia. 
17SU,  Edwurd  KnatchbuU,  elde»t  son  of  Sir  £.  gn«t^KK»in 
7th  bu-onet  of  Mersham  Hatch,  co.  Kent.  He  «.  as  8th 
baronet  in  17{^.  and  d.  in  Sept.  1819,  having  had  by  her 
(who  d.  in  17S5X  besides  a  younger  son,  Norton-Joseph, 
lieut.  R.N.,  who  d.  «.  p.  in  1801,  an  elder  son  and  heir. 

The  Right  Hon.  Sue  EIdwabo  Kkatchbull,  9th  baronet^ 
h.  20  Dec  1781,  M.P.  for  oo.  Kent ;  who  «.  1st,  25  Aug. 
180^,  Annabella-Christiana,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Honywood, 
Bart.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1814)  hid,  with  other  iisae, 

KoBToir-JosEPH,  6.  in  1508,  piesent  and  10th  barooei  of 
Xersham  Hatch. 
The  Right  Hon.  ffir  Edward  KnatchbuU  m.  2ndly,  in  1S20, 
Fanny-Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  Edward  Knight^  Esq.  of 
Oodmersham  Park,  and  by  her  had  five  sons  fmd  three 
daus., 

I.  Edward- HuoEsgKK,  now  of  Provender. 

II.  RotrinjUd-Brilgos.  m.  Rieh^rd-A.^ey. 
IT.  Horbert-Thomaa.  ▼.  WiUUnj-Weetem. 
I.  Matilda-Oatherine.  n.  louisa-J^u-saana. 
tu.  FannyEUzabeth-AUda-Sophia,  d.  «.  />.  in  ItAb. 

Sir  Edward  d.  in  1S40.  and  was  «.  in  the  baronetcy  by  his 
eldest  son  by  his  Ist  wife.  The  Hugessen  property  derived 
from  his  moJier  and  aunt,  the  two  oo-heirs  of  WillUm- 
Wcstem  HUf^essen,  Esq.  of  Provender,  he  left  to  his  widow 
for  life,  and  entailed  it  upon  his  children  by  her.  They 
hive  consequently  assuniod  the  additional  surname  and 
arms  of  Huoessch. 

Arm*9M  granted  to  Hof^e  Htigesnns  by  the  Duke  of  Vau- 
domme.  and  8ub*»equontly  confirmed  to  his  descendants  in 
En^^jd,  by  a  grai.t  m  \&1A  from  Mr  Wul^on  Scfmx.  Arg., 
OD  a  mount,  vert,  in  base  an  oak-tree,  t>pr.,  between  two 
boars,  combattant,  la..  armed  and  tusked,  or. 

OyjC—A  tree,  as  in  the  arms,  between  two  wings,  as. 


HUGHES  OF  ALLTLWra 

Hughes,  Joon,  E^q.  of  Alltl^vyd,  co.  (^rdigan. 
J.P,  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff,  co.  Caniijrau,  1^37,  6. 
15  July,  lS<»o;  m.  1ft,  6  March,  l^o;j,  Mary-Anne, 
eldest  dau.  of  Albar-T.-J.  Owyune,  Es<j.  of  Monaohty, 
CO.  C-Aniigan,  and  by  her  bad  an  o;»ly  dau..  who  d 
an  infant  He  m,  2nd]y,  10  Atig.  1^3G,  ElizalHjth, 
2nd  daii.  of  George-WiKiams  Parry,  Esq.  of  Llidiarde, 
CO.  Cardigan,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  John-Ge  'Tgo-Pany,  h.  90  Oct.  18S7. 

II.  WilUani-Thomas,  6.  .**  Nov.  lbS8. 

556 


H  U  C 

linragr.— William  Huon%  E«i.  of  BhAs  Tyddia 
(now  better  known  by  the  naoM  of  the  Deril'a  BridgeX 
wnsfotberof 

Tom  Bit.  Wuxxax  HuoHn,  of  Gfammviim,  viesr  d  I^nJEkr, 
who  m.  Dorothy,  dan.  of  Thomas  Evans,  Esq.  of  Tjmswr 
Talaam,  co.  Cardigan,  and  hj  her  had  a  son  and  heir, 

JoHir  HcoHBS,  Esq.  of  Qlamaven.  who  m  in  1801,  Jant 
Edwardst  reUct  of  Thomas  Bvana^  Biq.  of  Lanilar,  oo. 
Cardigan,  and  by  her  had  iamie, 

JoHH,  his  heir. 

Jane.  m.  to  the  Bev.  John  Jones. 

Elizabeth,  wl.  to  John  Syme,  Esq.  of  Edinbargfa. 

^mu— Atv.,  a  diev..  between  three  fleurs-de-lis,  as.,  on  a 
chief,  of  the  last,  a  mullet,  pierced,  of  the  field. 

Cr«je— On  a  cfaapeau,  gn..  tamed  vn,  etm.,  a  domi-lkm, 
rampant*  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a  ftanr-die^ia. 

Motto— X  cyfiawn  sydd  hy  megis  liew. 

&ai— AUtlwyd,  oo.  Cardigan. 


HUGHES  OF  DOXXINGTON  PRIORY. 
Hughes,  Joh^,  Eeq.  of  Donningtoa  Priory,  co. 
Berka,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  MJL  of  Oriel  CoDege,  Oxford, 
6.  2  Jan.  1790;  m.  14  Dec  1S20,  Mar^garet-Elizabeth, 
'2nd  dao.  of  Thomaa  WUkinson,  E^q.  of  Stoke&ley 
Hall,  CO.  York,  and  by  her  has, 
L  Geobob-Edwabd,  D.C.L.,  6. 18  Sept.  1831 ;  m.  SI  Ai«. 

1&62,  Anne-Salosbory,  eldest  dan.  of  Sarnxwl  Stoward. 

Esq.  ef  Connanght  Square, 
n.  Thomas,  6.  19  Oct.   1832 ;  m.  17  Anc-  1S47,  Anae- 

Fiances,  eldest  dao.  of  the    Ber.   Jamea  Ford,  of 

Hiroodels,  Devon, 
m.  John,  b.  M  Mirdi,  189*;  m.  18  Ai^.  IttS,  BUaOMth- 

Howmid,  dan.  of  tbe  lata  Bi^  Hon.  IboasM  PmgHM 

Coortenay. 
rv.  William-Hasthiga,  6. 15  Dee.  18SS. 
▼.  Henry-Sahisbary,  b.  »  Ang.  18W. 
▼I.  Arthttr-Octavioa. 
L  Jane-Eliaabeth,  wu  10  Aug.  1&48.  to  Kaawa-John  Senior, 

Esq.,  M.A.,  banriater-at-law. 

Mr.  Hughes  ia  the  author  of  an  "  Itinerary  of  Pro- 
vence and  the  Khone,"  to  which  Sir  Walter  Scott 
refers  with  much  commendation  in  his  pre&oe  to 
**  Quentin  Durward.** 

Itlttxgr.—The  soxnama  ef  Hogfaes  vms  fint  adop««d 
in  this  line  of  Welsh  gentry,  by  the  sons  of  H  van  ap  Tbomas 
AP  MwTVDBO.  of  Pantgwya.  in  the  paiish  of  Taoeiviog,  ef 
the  xiith  Noble  Tiibe  of  North  Wales  and  Fowya.  fbonded 
by  Edwin  of  TegiangL  Of  this  £amily  was  Mtvdw  (or 
properly  Mwthdbo)  HtTOHaa,  merdiant  of  KiveipoU,  and 
son  of  the  last  poeseseor  of  the  estate  of  Galle  Ffiawler,  ia 
the  parish  aforesaid.  He  wu  the  sisler  and  eo-faeir  of 
Thomas  Wood,  Baq.  of  HilKngdc^i,  Middlesex,  and  was 
fiatberof 

Thb  Ret.  Thomas  Huohkb,  reeter  of  XJanfwrog  and 
Liansilyn,  oo.  Denbigh,  J.P.  He  aa.  Ehsabech,  dao.  of 
Nurfulk  Salusbury,  Esq.  of  Ffats-y-Waid,  oo.  Denbigh,  and 
aimt  to  the  late  Sir  Robert  Safairtiiiry.  BarL  of  lianwem, 
and  had  issue,  Robert,  in  the  Hon.  EXCo-li  aerviee  (whose 
dau.  and  heiress,  Frances,  sk.  her  oooan,  Ardkdeioon  New- 
come,  warden  of  Rutain,  North  Wales);  THoaLaa,  of  whom 
presently.  Anne.  st.  to  Jc^m  Fryer.  Esq.  of  Tnplow  Lodge, 
Bucks ;  and  Ehx^ibeth.  su  to  Rev.  H.  Hewcmne,  rector  of 
Gresford,  oo.  Denlngh  (nefihaw  of  tte  then  Btebop  of  Si. 
As^hX    The  Snd  sou. 

The  Rsv.  Thomas  Huosaa,  D.D.,  pneaptor  in  the  royal 
family  of  Gfioaas  IIL,  subsequently  cxncn  raaklentiTTy  of 
St.  Paul's,  and  one  cf  the  clerks  of  the  clc«e(  to  Qmoma»  lU. 
and  GcoBOs  IV.,  n,  ILiry-Anne,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
the  btc  Rev.  George  Watta  *  and  granddan.  of  tbs  Rev. 
George  Watta,  chaplain  to  Gbobos  IL,  and  master  of  the 
Teuiple  Church,  Londtn.  and  by  ber  had  an  only  son, 
JoHK  HuoHKS,  Esq.  of  Donntogton  Piiory. 

.<lniu»— <^2arterly:  1st  and  4th,  aa.,  a  faase.  oottSsed, 
between  three  hons*  heads,  enoed,  arg. ;  Snd,  aa..  three 
arrows,  points  downwarda.  or,  on  a  chief  of  the  seooiMi, 
three  Moors'  heada,  coopui.  sideAoed,  sa  ;  Std,  arg.,  a 
chev.,  erm..  between  three  urd£>>ras*  heads,  caped,  aa. 

Seat— Donningtvn  Priory,  Berks. 

*  Mrs.  Watts,  the  maternal  graadmoCher  of  the  present 
Mr.  Hiighes,  was  dan.  and  heiress  of  Richud  Head.  Esq., 


descendant  and  representadTe  cf  the  Mr,  Head  ' 

in  the  "  History  of  Newbory  "  as  the  host  of  Lord  Fklkknd 
before  the  battle,  with  whom  he  reoetvad  the  safiisiiKint 
Ihe  meaning  <tf  ''Mwyndeg"  is  "eouxtenoa."  it  appsars 
cMily  to  occur  in  this  hx>e  as  a  baptaonul  naaaa. 


HUG 


HUG 


HUGHES  OF  GWERCLAS. 

HnoHEs,  William,  Esq.,  Reprssintativb,  in  the 
male  line,  of  the  Hughes's  or  Gwbbolas,  Barons 
or  Ktmmbr-tn-Edeirnion,  6.  18  April,  1801;  m. 
11  July,  1835^  Eliza- Anne,  cUu.  of  William-Henry 
Worthington,  of  Sandiway  Bank,  oo,  Chester,  Esq , 
formerly  an  officer  in  the  Koyal  Horite  guards  Blue, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLUAH-O'FABaBLL,  b.  18  Feb.  1888. 

I.  Fnnoes-Elissbeth-llMgaretta. 

XritUase.— Few  fiunUifle  can  MtabUsh  a  loftier  lineage, 
or  deduce  descent  through  more  numenius  stocks  of  his- 
torio  distinction,  than  the  Huohsb's  V  Gwerela*^  Lords  qf 
Kgmmtr-yii'&jlnmiomt  and  Barons  of  Edbdmum^  within  the 
anoient  Principality  of  Powys  and  Kingdom  of  Wales. 

DeriTcd,  by  unintemipteil  lineal  male  succession,  from 
OwAW  Bbootvtyn.  Lord  of  Edeimi<Mi,  Diumael,  and  Aber- 
tanat  in  Powys,  son  of  Madoc,  last  Sovereign  Prince  of 
Powys,  the  existing  heir  of  the  Hughes's  deduces,  through 
the  Baronial  Lords  of  Kymmer,  and  the  Boyal  Line  of 
Powys,  a  genealogy  of  twenty-eight  descents,  extending  over 
ten  centuries,  transmitted,  in  common  with  the  lineage  of 
the  monarchs  of  North  Wales  and  South  Wales,  (the  two 
other  Sovereign  Dynasties  of  Cambria,)  from  Rhodri  Hawb, 
leoowned  in  the  annals  of  the  Qyrari  as  the  Egbert  of  his 
race,  who,  uniting,  by  inheritance  and  marrisge,  the  levenil 
fctates  of  North  Wales,  South  Wales,  and  Powys,  became 
King  of  all  Walei^  a.d.  848. 

OwAnr-BaooTVTTW  ap  Madoo,  third  son  of  Madoo  ap 
Meredith,  Prince  of  Powys,  10th  in  descent  flrom  Rhodri 
Mawr,  bore  the  prefix  of  BroQfnty%^  ftova  the  place  of  his 
birth,  a  locality  of  that  name  near  Oswestry  in  Shropshire. 
In  1160,  when  the  Sovereign  Diadem,  of  the  Madodan  line  of 
Powya,  was  buried  in  the  tomb  of  Madoc  ap  Meredith, 
last  Prince  of  Powys,  and  his  dominions  were  apportioned 
among  his  children,  his  chivalrous  son,  OwAiir  Bboothtth, 
became  Loao  or  EDEntvioir,  Dihmaxl  ahd  Abbrtaitat,  in 
Powys-Fadoc' and  inlierited  fh>m  his  father  the  Royal  Arms 
of  Powys,  **  Axg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  sa.,  armed  and  langued, 
gu.,"  which  have  been  transmitted  to  his  descendants. 
This  chief,  one  of  the  most  distinguished  warriors  of  his 
age.  who  took  a  conspicuous  part  in  the  most  prominent 
incidents  of  a  pwiod  peculiariy  eventAil  in  the  annals  of 
Cambria,  made  a  grant  to  Basingwick  Abbey  of  Bala  Lake^ 
in  PenUyn,  which  was  witneeaed  by  Reiner,  bishop  of 
St.  Asaph  from  1186  to  1234,  and  by  Ithel  Owain's  chaplain. 
Owain  Brogyntyn  married  Maredd,  dau.  of  Einion  ap  Seis- 
iiylt.  Lord  of  Mathafem,  in  Montgomeryshire,  progenitor  of 
the  powerful  £unily  of  Pugh  MatLavem,  and  of  the  Pryces  of 
Ounley.  By  this  lady  he  had  three  sons :  i.  Orii&th,  living 
in  laoo,  who  succeeded  to  Half  Edefanioa,  aaoestor  of  the 
Barons  of  Crogen  and  Branas,  in  Edeimion,  r^resented  by 
the  Bdtfons  of  Kymmer  and  Barons  of  flendwr,  in  Edeimion ; 
iL  Bleddyn,  Lord  of  Dimnael,  Uving  26  May.  S  HnntT  IIL, 
1218,  from  whom  derived,  1  The  Barons  of  RQg,  in  Edeir- 
nion ;  2  Maesmores  of  M  lesmore,  in  Dinmael ;  8  The  House 
of  Plas  laea,  in  Edeimion ;  iii.  loRWCBm.     The  8rd  son, 

loRWEBTH  AF  Ow AIM  Brootnttk  inherited  iudf  Edeimion. 
He  m.  Efa,  dau.  and  heir  of  Madoc,  Lord  of  Mawddwy  in 
Merionethshire,  younger  son  of  Owenwynwyn,  Prince  of 
Powys-Wenwynwyn.  By  a  writ  tested  at  Westminster, 
6  Jan.,  20  Hbmbt  IIL,  1244,  "  Maddok  fiUns  Wenvwen," 
with  other  barons  of  North  Wales,  who  performed  hou.age 
to  the  King,  is  ordered  to  appear  before  the  King  at  West- 
minster (Rymer's  Feed.  i.  258) ;  and  **  Madd<dc  Alius  Wenwy- 
wyn"  is  party  to  a  treaty  of  confederation  dated  42  Haw.  III. 
1258  (ib.  870).  lorwerth  ap  Owen,  by  Efa  veich  Madoc,  h  id 
iasue :  i.  QainrrH  ap  loawsarH ;  n.  Elisaa  ap  lorwerth, 
living  42  HmaT  III.,  1258,  and  22  July,  12  Eowakd  I., 
1284,  whose  son,  Madoc  ap  Elisar,  living  0  August^ 
17  Edwabd  III.,  1843,  was  fisther  of  Llewdyn  ap  Madoc, 
elected  Bishop  of  St.  Asiph,  81  Eowakd  III.  (Le  Neve's 
FSsti  Bcdesin  Anglicans,  by  DuifUs  Hsrdy,  i.,  68^). 
lorwerth  ap  Owain  Brogyntyn  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

OairriTH  ap  loawntrH,  a  Baron  of  Edeimion,  who  stren- 
Qoosly  co-operated  with  the  Cambrian  patriots  in  a<»erting 
the  independence  of  his  country  sgainst  Edwasd  I.  of  Eng- 
land. In  42  HK.saT  III.,  1258,  we  find  him  and  his  brother 
Eii«an,  by  the  designati<in  erf*  **  Elisee  and  Orttfud  fil 
lorwerth,"  and  their  uncle,  Griffith  Madoc.  Lord  of  Brom- 
field.  Madoo  ap  Owenwynwyn,  Lord  of  Mawddwy,  as  also 
Llewelyn  ap  Griffith,  Prince  of  Wales,  and  other  **  Mag- 
nates WaUiiB,''  in  conjunction  with  certain  *'  M«gn?a.es 
Bcotte^"  partks  to  a  convention  not  to  make  peace  with  the 
689 


King  of  Bngluid  without  mutu  il  consent  (Rymer,  i.,  870). 
Compelled  at  length  to  submission,  after  the  death  of 
Llewelyn  ap  Griffith,  by  the  conquest  of  Wales  by  Edw.  I.  { 
he  accepted  a  pardon  frx>m  that  monarch,  dated  at  Carnar- 
von, in  the  12th  year  of  his  raign,  20  July,  1284  (Rot.  Wall, 
in  Turr.  Lond.,  12  Edward  I.,  n.  6^  and  two  dsys  after- 
wards received  fh>m  Edwabd  a  grant  to  hold  his  lands 
"  per  Barooiam  sicut  anteoessores  sui  ess  tenuerunt"  \^ib\d), 
Griffith  ap  lorwerth  m  Gweullian,  dau.  of  David  Goch, 
Lord  of  Penmachno  in  Caernarvon,  son  of  David  ap  Griffith, 
Lord  of  Denbi^,  who  assumed  the  Welsh  throne  on  the 
death  of  his  elder  brother,  Llewelyn  ap  Griffith,  10  Deo., 
8  Edwabd  I.,  1282.  From  liowarch  ap  David,  lm>ther  of 
Gwenllian,  derived  the  Pugbs  of  Penmachno,  represented 
by  the  Baroness  Le  Despencer,  and  another  brother, 
Griffith  v^  David  Goch,  who  temp.  Hbhbt  IIL,  was  foreman 
of  a  Jury  appointed  to  take  the  extent  of  Wales  at  Nant 
Conway,  was  buried  at  Bettws,  where  his  figure  is  to  be 
seen  in  armour,  with  the  inscription,  "  Agnus  Dei  miserere 
meL"    Griffith  ap  lorwerth  was  father  of 

Datid  ap  GairriTH,  a  Baron  of  Edeimion,  who  m.  Agnes, 
dau.  of  Madoc  Vychan,  Baron  of  Main-yn-Meil'od,  oo.  Mont- 
gumery,  patem  d  progenitor  of  the  Powys's»  Lords  lilford, 
derived  ftrom  lorwerth  Goch,  Lord  of  Marchmont,  ancestor 
of  the  Kynastons  of  Hardwick,  Barts.,  and  was  fisther  of, 

Llkwkltx  Ddu  ap  Datid,  it.  Baboh  op  Ktmxkb^th- 
Edurition,  *'Owen  [i.  recorded  Baboh  op  Ktmmbb]  ap 
David  ap  Griffith,"  with  his  brother,  ''  Llewelyn  ap  David 
ap  Griffith."  "  Barones  de  Edyemion,"  performed  fealty  te 
Edward  the  Black  Prince,  9  Aug.  17  Edwabd  III.,  on 
receiving  from  his  fiitber  a  grsnt  of  the  Prindpslity  of 
Wales  {Anh.  Cambr.^  No.  7.  p.  244^  About  24  Edwabd  III. 
Llewelyn  and  his  brother  Owen  were  summoned  ae 
**  Uewelin  ap  Dauid  et  Oweyn  ap  David  ftnius'*  to  the 
seesions  held  at  Conway  before  the  Justiciary  of  North 
Wales,  to  answer  by  what  warrant  they  claim  to  ezerdse 
Babonial  rights,  **apud  Thlahoatb  [Langar]  ur  tbbbis 
S17IS  m  EDBXBjnoN."  (Record  of  Osemarvon,  published  by 
the  Record  Commissioners,  psge  188  )  Uewellyn  Ddu  m. 
Anne,  dan.  of  leuan  ap  lorwerth,  of  LlanwyUyn,  in 
Merionethshire,  and  was  fkther  of 

Ibuah  ap  Llbweltn  Ddu,  iii.  Baron  op  Ktmmxb-tk- 
Edbirkioit,  m.  Maredd,  "  Lady  of  Crogen  and  Branas,**  co. 
Merioneth  (living  under  sge  Wednesd  ly,  on  the  monow  of 
All  Saints,  8  Edwabd  III.,  and  also  under  sge  tkrcn  24  Ed- 
wabd III.),  dau.  aad  heir  of  levan  ap  Llewelyn,  Baron  of 
Crogen  and  Branss,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Rhts  ap  Isuav,  IV.  Baboh  op  KTMXxB-Tir-EDEiBXioa, 
and  Baron  of  Crogen  and  Branas,  m.  Angharsd,  dan.  and 
heir  of  Howei  wp  Meuric  Vychan,  v.  Lord  of  Nannau^  in 
Merionethshire,  and  had  two  sons :  the  elder, 

Datid  ap  Rhts,  t.  Babon  op  KTMMBB-Tii-EDBiBinex, 
appears  as  one  of  the  Jurors  in  an  Inquisition  held  at  BaU 
24  Oct  1427:  he  m.  Mali,  dau.  of  David  ap  Icuaa,  the  hcroio 
Constable  and  defender  of  Harlech  Castle  in  1408.  David  ap 
Rhys  was  dead  25  Oct,  28  Hbhbt  YI.,  1444,  as  appears  by 
his  Inquis.  po«t-mortem.  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Gbippitb  Vtohah  ap  Datid.  ti.  Baboh  op  KTiarea^TH- 
Bdbirhioh,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau<  of  William  ap  Meredittk 
of  Modmant-yn-Rhaiadr,  and  had  an  only  son, 

WiLUAM  AP  Gbippitb  Vtohah.  tu.  Baboh  op  KTmnta- 
th-Edbibhioh,  living  June,  16  Hbhbt  Till.,  1628,  who  m. 
Margaret,  8rd  dau.  of  Meredltli  ap  David  of  Melal,  and 
Vronheulog,  both  in  Denbighshire,  aocestor  of  the  Wynne  of 
Melal  and  Maenan,  represented  by  Lord  Newborougfa.  His 
son  snd  successor, 

Hugh  ap  William,  tiii.  Baboh  op  Ktmmbb-th-Edbib- 
HiOH,  substituted  for  Kymmer,  the  seat  of  his  ancestors, 
the  mansion  of  Owerelas  within  the  barony :  he  m.  Alls, 
dan.  of  Richard  ap  Thomas  of  Caorvalwch,  in  Uanynys,  wh^ 
was  living  8  Dec.  1602.  This  gentleman  d.  28  Feb.  1000,  aa 
appears  by  his  Inquis.  post-mortem,  aad  was  «.  I7  his  eldest 

HUMPtmBT    HnORBB.    Esq.    of  GWBRCLAS,    DL  BaBOH  09 

Ktmmbb-th-Edkibhioh,  high- sheriff  of  Mericoethshirs  Ia 
1618.  This  gentleman,  who  sssumed  the  surname  oC 
*'  HnoHKd,"  from  this  time  bereditaiT  ^  the  CunOy,  aad 
was  living  7  Oct.,  86  Bus.  16M,  the  date  of  Lewis  Dwn's  W 
siUtion  Pedigree,  d.  s.  p..  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Richard  Huohcs.  Esq.  of  Gwbrolas.  b-  Baroh  op  Ktm« 
xtb-th-Edbibhioh,  living  7  Oct.  86  Bub.  1604,  who  ts, 
2  Nov.  1601.  Prances,  widow  of  Richard  Evers,  Esq,  *•  d«i. 
to  John  Volpe-  [lovanni  Volpe,]  "an  ItaUaa  Doctor,  fiunona 
in  Queen  Eusabcth's  time;"  snd  dying  21  Marqh.  1641. 
was  succeeded  by  his  eldest  soo, 

Humppbbt  Huohbi^  Esq.  of  Qorerelasr  XL  BaB|>h  of 


H  U  G 

ErsncKR-TK'EDerRRiox,  6.  14  Aug.  1605,  high-sheriff  of 
Meriouethshire  in  1670.  Mr.  Hughes,  a  stanch  Royaliat,  m. 
Ist,  13  Aug.  1615,  Magdalen,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Rogers- 
Wynn,  of  Bryntongor,  in  Bryueglwys,  co.  Denbigh,  Esq., 
and  by  her  alone  had  issue.  Mr  Hughes  m.  2ndly,  18  May, 
1659,  EUenor,  dau.  of  John  Savage,  Esq.  of  Barrow,  oo. 
Chester,  and  widow  of  Francis  Fitton,  Esq.  of  Garden. 
She  d.  5  Aug.  1661,  aged  fifty-fire.  He  m.  Srdly,  HI  May, 
1662,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Richard  Franklin,  of  Ebsworth,  co. 
Cambridge,  Esq.,  which  lady  d.  22  Oct.  1666  ;  and  4thly, 
IS  Feb.  1667,  EUenor,  (who  survived  him,)  widow  of  James 
Mytton,  Esq.  of  Pontysoowryd,  co.  Montgomery,  sister  of 
Sir  Thomas  Jones,  Knt.,  M.P.  for  Shrewsbury,  and  chief- 
Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas,  dau.  of  Thomas  Jones,  of 
Bandford,  co.  Salop,  Esq.  The  third,  but  eventually  eldest 
surviving  son,  by  the  heiress  of  Bryntangor,  who  was 
oo-heir  of  the  monarch*  of  North  Wales,  South  Wales,  and 
Powys,  via., 

THoiCAa  HiroHES,  Esq.  of  GweROLAS,  and  Jure  uxoris  of 
Hendreforfydd,  in  Edeimion,  fr.  IS  Sept.  1628;  m.  1st, 
Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Griffith,  of  Hendreforfydd, 
Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d,  34  Sept.  1656)  had  issue  a  son, 
John,  b.  and  d.  86  Dec.  1652,  and  two  daus. :  Jojrea,  heiress 
of  her  mother,  5.  16  Nov.  1654, «».  to  John  Maurice,  Esq., 
and  had  issue,  living  2  June,  1708 ;  and  Dott>thea,  6. 18  Aug. 
1656,  m.  to  William  Middleton,  of  Tir-y-Uaneroh.  Esq.,  and 
had  issue,  living  2  June,  170S.  Mr.  Hughes  m.  2ndly,  Mar- 
garet, dau.  of  Griffith  ap  Thomns  ap  Roger,  of  UanfAir 
Dyflfryn  Clwyd,  co.  Denbigh,  and  by  her  liad  issue, 

Hugh  Huqhks,  Esq.  of  Gwbbclas  and  Brtktanqor.  xn. 
Baron  of  Ktmmkr-tm-Eoiubnion,  high-sheriff  of  Merio- 
nethshire in  1720,  who  «.  his  grandfather,  Humfl^ 
Hughes.  This  gentleman,  b.  81  Julv,  1659,  ta.  Ist,  his 
cousin,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Thomas  Yale,  of  Plas-yn-Yale, 
00.  Denbigh,  Esq.  ;  and  2ndly.  his  cousin  Jane,  dau.  of 
John  Maesmor,  of  Maesmor,  co.  Denbigh,  Esa.  By  the 
latter  he  had  no  issue ;  by  the  former  he  left  at  his  decease 
Jhe  was  buried  2  April,  1725)  two  daus.  and  co-heiresses, 
I>OROTHT  and  Magdalen ;  the  latter  d.  itnm.,  and  wm 
biuried  at  Uangar,  18  Aiig.  1783.    The  former, 

DOROTHT  HUOHES,  HEIBBBS  OF  GWRBCLAB,  KtMMEB-TN- 

EoEiRirioN,  AND  Brtntanooe,  6.  20  March.  1654-^5.  m. 
Edward  Lloyd,  of  Plvraog,  co.  Denbigh,  Esq.,  high- 
sheriff  of  Merionethshire  in  173:3,  and  of  Denbighshire  iu 
1786,  and  was  mother  of  Hugh  Huohes-Llotd,  Esq. 
of  GwercLts  and  Plymog,  high-sheriff  of  MerioneUuhin 
in  1 747,  who  m.  Margaret,  diiu.  and  heiress  of  Richard 
Walmsley,  of  Coldcoates  Hall.  oo.  Lancaster,  and  of 
Bashall,  co.  York,  representative  of  the  knightly  and 
historic  Talbots  of  Bashall,  and  had  a  son  and  heir. 
Richard  Hughes-Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Qwerclas,  Plymog.  ana 
Boaboll,  father  ot  tiie  present  Richard  -  Walmsley 
Ltx)yd,  Esq. 
Thomas,  6.  27  V&h.  166n,  A  15  Nov.  1661. 
John,  of  whom  prerently,  as  oontinuer  of  the  male  Une. 
Humffiiey.  5.  22  March,  and  d.  19  Sept  1663. 
Humffi^y,  6.  12  Aug.  16.«7,  d.  unm.  and  was  buried  14 
March,  1684. 
Mr.  Hughes  d.  2  April,  1670.     His  third,  and  eventually 
only  surviving  younger  son, 

John  Huohes,  Esq..  b.  28  Aug.  1662,  was  seated  at  Eym- 

mer-yn-£deimion.     He  m.  3  Nov.  1693,  Dorothy,   dau.  of 

.  Andrew  Lloyd,  of  Plymog.  oo.  Denbigh,  Esq.,  and  d.  1  July, 

1694,  (having  been  drowned  in  the  River  Dee,)  leaving  issue 

a  son  and  successor, 

Daniel  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Pen-y-Clawdd,  co.  Denbigh,  6. 
2  July,  1694,  succeeded  as  heir  male  or  the  Hughes's  op 
Gwerclas,  Barons  of  Ktmmbr-yn-Edrirnion,  at  the  de- 
cease, without  issue  male,  of  his  imcle,  Hugh  Hughes,  Esq. 
Ue  m  14  Feb.  1740.  Catherine,  dau.  and  heir  of  the  Rev. 
John  Wynn,  of  Peny-Clawdd,  co.  Denbigh,  of  the  Race  of 
ISdwin,  Lord  of  Te;^ngl,  in  Flint,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
2  April,  1760)  had  John,  his  heir  ;  Samuel,  and  Sarah,  of 
whom  the  t.vo  last  d.  in  youth.  Mr.  Hughes  d.  14  Aug. 
1754,  and  was  i.  by  his  son, 

John  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Pen-y-Clawdd,  6.  25  June,  1742, 
who  TO.  22  July,  1764,  Mary.  dau.  of  John  Jones,  Esq.  of 
Plas  Hen,  co.  Montgomery,  a  younger  branch  of  the  Den- 
bighshire house  of  Llwyuon,  and  by  her  (who  d.  10  Feb. 
1823)  hid  a  son  and  successor, 

Willlam  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Pen-y-Clawdd,  6.  8  Feb.  1779. 
who  TO.  27  March,  1800,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Davies, 
Esq.  of  Trcfynant,  co.  Denbigh,  derived  from  the  ancient 
f  imily  of  Davies,  of  Gwysaney,  and  by  her  (who  d.  4  April, 
lS44)had  issue, 

WiLUAM, 


WiLUAM,  present  reproeentative. 
Thomaq,  M.D.,  5.  22  Aug.  1803. 


John,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  barrister-at-Liw.  6.  6  Oct.  1806, 
.    «*t  }  i^\*   ^^2,  Dorothea,    eldont   surviving  dau.   of 
Richard  Hughes  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Plymog,  Gwerclas,  and 
590 


HUG 

BoshaH,  and  by  her  (who  d.  27  Jan.  1848)h«s  an  only  srtn. 
Talbot  db  Bashall.  an  officer  in  the  Gape  Mountet 
Rifles,  b.  15  Deo.  1836. 
Edward,  d.  young. 
Mr.  Hughes  d.  18  Jan.  1836. 

.^mw— Those  of  the  sovereign  princes  of  Powys,  vix..  are., 
a  lion,  rampt,  sa.,  armed  and  languod,  gn.  ("  tne  black  lion 
of  Powya") 

CVert— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  demi-Uon,  rampt.  sa., 
armed  and  langued,  gu. 

Sitp/)orter#— Dexter,  a  lion,  rampant,  sa.,  armed  and 
langued,  gu.    Sinister,  a  dragon,  gu.,  with  winua,  dispbjed. 

Jf(tXto--Kymmer-yn-Edeirnion. 


HUGHES  OF  KINMEL  AND  DINORBEN. 

Hugh-Robert  Huohbs,  Esq.  of  Einmel  and  Dinor- 
ben,  oa  Denbigh,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  11  June,  1827; 
m.  18  April,  1868,  Florentia,  2nd  dan.  of  Henry- 
Thomrw,  Lord  Raveneworth,  and  has  issue.  Mr. 
Hughes  «.  at  the  death  of  his  first-cousin,  William- 
Lewis,  2nd  Lord  Dinorben,  6  Oct  1852.  to  the 
estates  of  the  family,  imder  the  entail  created  by 
his  grandfather. 

HtneSfff . — Prom  HwTA  ap  Cywddelw,  Lord  of  Llys 
Lifon,  in  Anf^esey  (of  ancient  British  descent),  founder  of 
the  Ist  Noble  Tribe  of  North  Wales  living  in  the  time  of 
Owen  Owynedd,  Prince  of  North  Wales  (who  succeeded  to 
the  crown  a.d.  1137,  and  d.  1169),  lineally  descended 

HvoB  Lewis.  Esq.  of  Presadfedd  (son  of  John  Lewis,  by 
Elizabeth  Vaughan  his  wife,  and  grandson  of  Hugh  Lewis 
H6n,  by  Janet,  dau.  of  William  BuUceley).  who  «.  Agnes, 
sister  of  Sir  Rhys  Griffith,  Knt.  of  Penrhyn,  co.  G^mArvon. 
high-eheriffof  Carnarvon  in  1687,  and  dau.  of  Sir  V^llHam' 
Griffith.  Knt.  of  Penrhyn,  Chamberiain  of  North  Wales. 
and  was  father  of  two  sons.  William,  of  whom  presently ; 
and  John  Lewis  Bach,  who  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Hugh  ap 
Llewelyn  ap  Meredith,  which  lady  m.  2ndly,  Sir  William 
Maiuice.  of  Clenenneu.    The  elder  son  and  heir. 

WnxiAM  Lkwis,  Esq.,  J.P.,  and  high-sheriff  of  Anglesey 
m  ^649,  1657,  and  157S.  and  M.P.  for  that  county  in  two 
pariiaments,  ocrtlfled  his  pedigree  in  the  Visitation,  6  Nov. 
1688.  He  m.  Ist,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Puleston,  Knt, 
of  Bersham.  Constable  of  the  Castle  of  Gamarvun,  and  by 
her  had,  Hugh  Lewis,  of  Presadfedd  and  other  issue.  Wil- 
liam Lewis  m.  2ndly,  Ellen,  sister  of  John  ap  Edward.  Esq. 
of  Bodewryd,  high-sheriff  of  Anglesey  in  1613,  dan  of 
Edward  ap  Hugh  Gwyn,  Esq.  of  Bodewryd,  and  by  her 
(who  t».  2ndly,  Harry  Mostyn,  Esq  of  Caloot.  oo.  Flint) 
had  (with  a  dau.,  Margaret,  m.  to  Robert  Pugh,  of  Cread- 
dyn)  a  son, 

Robert  Lxwis,  of  Oemlyn,  who  m.  Oaenor,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Roberts,  of  Caerau,  co.  Anglesey,  and  was  fisher  of 

William  Lbwib,  of  Cemlyn,  who  «.  Anne,  relict  of  Uie 
Rev.  Richard  Hughes,  rector  of  LlanfUr-ynghomwy,  and 
dau.  (by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  Rhys  Wynn,  of  Llwydiarth) 
of  William  Bulkeley,  Esq.  of  BrynddA  son  (by  Jane  his 
wife,  sole  heir  of  Rhys  ap  William,  of  Coedon)  of  the  Rev. 
Arthur  Bulkeley,  son  of  Sir  Richard  Bulkeley,  Knt.  cf 
Baron  Hill,  co.  Anglesey,  derived  through  the  families  of 
Needham,  Talbot,  Butler,  and  Bohim,  from  King  Edwabo  I. 
{m  BtJRKB'S  Royal  PamUiet,  VoL  III.)  By  this  lady  Mr.  Lewis 
had  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz.,  Robert,  of  Cemlyn,  d.  «  p. ; 
Ambrose,  of  whom  we  treat ;  and  Sage,  m.  to  John  Bulks^ 
ley,  of  Bwlchanan.    The  younger  son. 

The  Rev.  Ambrosb  Lewis,  rector  of  Llanrhudd,  to  which 
he  was  inducted  in  1704,  m.  Martha,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  tht 
Rev.  Hugh  Humphreys,  rector  of  Trefdracth,  by  Jane  his 
wife,  sister  and  co-heir  of  Owen  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Beaumaris. 
M.P.,  who  d.  9.  p.  in  1768,  and  dau.  of  Thomas  Hughes,  Esq. 
of  Porthllongddu,  derived  from  Gweiiydd  ap  Rhys  Goch! 
By  this  huiy  (who  d.  in  1726)  Mr.  Lewis  had  issue, 

William,  of  Llysdulas,  and  also  of  Madryn,  co.  Camarvoa. 
who  left  his  nieces  his  oo  heiresses. 

Robert,  of  whom  presently. 

Anne,  m.  to  William  Lewis.  Esq.  of  TryaaUwyn,  oo.  Anjrls- 
sey.  ^^ 

Jane,  m.  to  William  Btilkeloy,  Esq.  of  Bryndd<l. 
Margaret,  d.  unm. 

The  youngest  son. 

The  Rev.  Robert  Lewis,  chancellor  of  Bangor,  m .  18  April, 
1734,  Margaret,  dau  of  Hugh  Price,  Esq.  of  Boaumarijt.  by 
Sidney  his  wife,  only  child  of  William  Williams,  of  Ti«- 
larddur,  oo.  An^escy,  descended  from  Hw&  ap  CyaddcLw, 


HUG 


H  u  a 


Lord  of  Llys  lifon,  and  by  thii  lady  bad  throe  dons,  and 
co-hehv, 

SiDHBT.  oo-hoir  to  her  uncle.  William,  fh>m  whom  ahe  in- 
herited  Madryn.  She  m.  Love  Parry,  Eaq.  of  Peniarth, 
X.P.,  and  was  mother  of  two  daua.  and  oo-heira.  The 
elder,  Margaret*  6.  in  1783,  «.  to  Madryn,  and  m.  Thomas 
Parry  Jonea,  Eaq.  of  liwynon.  oo.  Denmgh,  who  aaaumed 
tiie  additional  surname  of  Fany. 

Ahna-Mabia.  <L  wnm. 

Mart,  of  whom  we  treat. 

The  youngest  dan.  and  oo-heir, 

Ma&t  Lswia,  alao  oo-heir  to  her  unde,  William  Lewis, 
Arom  whom  ahe  inherited  Llysdolas,  oo.  Anglesey,  «a.  the 
Bmv.  Edwabd  Huomia,  A.M.,  of  Klnmel  Park,  oo.  Denbigh, 
and  of  Dinorfoen,  in  the  same  oounty,  son  of  Hugh  Uughee, 
Eaq.  of  Lliniog;  in  Anglesey,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Lbwis,  his  heir,  1st  Lord  Donorbeu. 

n.  HuaH-EtoBBtT,  seated  at  Bafehe  Hall,  co.  Chester,  who 
at.  IsL  Barbara*  dau.  of  John-Bodychan  Sparrow,  Esq.  of 
Red  HiU.  oo.  Anglesey,  by  Anne  his  wife,  only  child  and 
heiress  of  Ambrose  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Trwysdwn,  oo.  Angle- 
aey,  and  by  her  had  four  daus.,  viz., 

1  Mary-Anne.  m.  7  Jan.  1834,  to  Richard  Hassle.  Esq.. 
eldest  son  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Massie,  of  Coddington, 
00.  Chester,  and  d.  20  Feb.  1841. 

2  Maigaret-Graoe,  d.  umm.  14  Jan.  1888. 

8  Eliiabeth-Henrlett%  m.  29  Got  1840,  to  PhiUp  Staple- 
ton  Humberston,  Esq.  of  Chester. 

4  Anne-Barbara,  d.  unm.  18  March,  1847. 
Mr.  Hughes  in.  2ndly,  12  June,  1820,  Anne,  dau.   of 
Thomas  Lauce^  Esq.  of  Wavertree,  co.  Lancaster,  and  by 
her  had, 

1  HuoH-BoBKBT  HuoHxa,  Esq.  now  of  Kinmel  Park  and 
Dinorben. 

8  Edward-Owen,  6.  29  June,  ISSif ;  d.  25  Sept  following 
year. 

1  Addaide-EUnor. 
in.  Jamea,  ooL  in  the  army.  C.B. ;  6. 12  Nov.  17T8 ;  m. 
10  March,  1841,  Fanny,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Sir  Frands 
Charles  Stanhope,  K.C.H.,  0th  son  of  Charles,  8rd  Eari  of 
Harrington,  and  d.  s.  p.  39  Nov.  1846. 
I.  Maigaret,  m.  in  July,  1792.  to  Owen  William^  Esq.  of 
Temple  House,  Berks,  and  Oraigydon,  co.  Anglesea,  M.P. 
for  Great  Mariow,  and  d.  in  1821,  leavW  issue :  her  eldest 
son  is  Thomas-Peers  WilUama,  Esq.  of  Temple  House  and 
Craigydon,  M  P. 

If.  Anne,  m.  11  June,  1799,  to  Sir  Robert  Williams,  Bart, 
of  Peorhyn,  co.  Carnarvon,  and  d.  in  Sept.  1837.  leaving 
by  him  (who  d.  1  Dec.  1880)  iasue.  of  whom  the  eldest  son 
is  the  present  Sir  Richard  Williams  BuDcdey,  Bart,  of 
Penrhjm,  M.P. 
lu.  Martha,  m.  1st,  in  1809.  to  Cynrlo  Lloyd,  Esq.,  8rd 
brother  of  Edward  Price  Lloyd.  Baron  Moetyn.  He  d.  t. 
p.  1822.  She  m.  2ndly,  in  18  i«,  Sir  Henry  Wyatk,  lieut.- 
ooL  in  the  2nd  guards,  and  d.  9  April,  1839. 
The  eldest  son, 

I.  Whxiam-Lbwis  Hvohbs,  of  Kinmd  Pm^  Dinoiben, 
and  Llysdnlas,  Esq.,  M.P.,  ft.  10  Nov.  1707,  created  Babon 
DmOBBBi,  10  Sept  1881 ;  m.  1st,  8  March,  1804,  Chariotte- 
Margaret,  8rd  dan.  of  Ralph  William  Orey,  Esq.  of  Back- 
worth,  CO.  Northumberiand,  and  by  her  ("wrho  d.  21  Jan. 
1886),  had  issue. 

Kdwabd,  b.  ft  Nov.  1800 ;  d.  8  Mareh,  1814. 
WxLLiAM-LBWis-HyoHEB,  2nd  Baron  Dinorben. 
Chaiiotte-Mary.  m.  27  Mav,  1828,  to  Sir  RiohanI  ^Uiams- 

Bulkeley,  Bart  of  Penrhyn,  ca  Carnarvon,  and  d,  s.  p, 

17  May,  1829. 
Fiances-Maigaret,  m.  in  1885,  to  Alan  Legge^  Srd  Baron 

Gardner,  and  d.  t.  d.  8  Deo.  1847. 
Martha-Maiy. 
EUza-Anne,  d.  young,  1816. 
Laura,  also  d.  yoimg,  1810. 

Caroline-Anne,  d.  vnm.  19  April,  1881  Emily. 

Augusta,  d.  young,  1862. 

Lord  Dinorben  at.  2nd]y,  in  1840^  Gertrude,  yoongest  dau. 
of  Giiee  Smyth,  Esq.  of  Ballynatray,  oo.  Watexford,  and 
•iatar  of  Penelope,  oonsort  of  H.R.H.  the  Prince  of  Capua, 
■on  of  the  King  of  Naplea,  and  by  her  had  two  dana., 

Gortrude-Cedlia,  4.  an  inikmt,  184S. 
Owen-Gertrude. 

Lord  Dinotten  d.  10  Feb.  1852,  and  was  «.  by  his  only 
■arriving  son. 

II.  Wiluax-Lkwis,  2nd  baron,  6.  6  Nov.  1821,  who  d. 
tMm,  6  Oct  1852,  when  the  title  became  BXTmor.  The 
entailed  estatea  devolved  on  his  flrst-oousin  and  heir  male, 
the  present  Huoh-Robsict  Huohks,  Esq.  of  Kinmd  and 
Dinorben. 

Amu — Gu.,  two  lions,  passant,  and  a  rose  in  chief,  aig. 
Cfttt — Out  of  a  baron's  coronet,  ademi-lion,  rampwxty  arg., 
holding  between  the  paws  a  white  rose,  ppr. 
JIfotto— Heb  Dduwheb  ddym  Dduw  a  l>ygon. 
&at— Kinmd  Park,  St  Asaph. 
591 


HUGHES  OF  ELY  HOUSE. 

Hdghus,  Robert,  Eaq.  of  Ely  House,  oo.  Wexford, 

J.P.,  6.  10  Sept  1772;  m.  1  Jan.  1797,  Anne,  2nd 

dau.  of  Caiitain  Frederick  Sparks,  of  Croehue,  in  the 

same  county,  and  had  iasue, 

L  RoBKBT-WiGBAM,  in  the  Hon.  B.  I.  C  Bengal  dvil 

service, 
n.  Frederic,  capt  in  the  7th  Madras  cavalry,  and  Knight 
of  the  First  Claas  of  the  Royal  Persian  Order  of  the 
Lion  and  Sun. 
I.  Geoigiana,  s^  21  March,  1821,  to  John  Doran,  Esq., 
mi^r  in  the  18th  Royal  Irish  regt,  and  has  issoo. 

IrineagC— The  first  of  this  fiunily  who  settled  in 
Ireland  waa  Col.  Abraham  HuoHna,  who  came  from  Wales 
with  Cbokwsll.  He  s^  Sarah  Dean,  of  princely  Danish 
descent,  owner  of  the  estatas  of  Ballytrent  and  St.  Mar- 
garet'a,  and  by  her  had  two  sons,  Abraham-Thumas,  high- 
aheriiT  of  the  co.  Wexford  temp.  Wiluam  III. ;  and  Dean  ; 
and  aeven  daus.,  of  whom,  the  eldest,  m.  to  —  Nixon,  Esq. 
of  Bdmont  co.  Wexford,  collector  of  Kilkenny,  an  ancestor 
of  the  Earl  of  Donougbmore ;  the  2nd,  m,  to  Dr.  Hawleston, 
of  Kilsoom ;  the  8rd,  to  Richard  Newton,  of  Bdiyn.'ihalio ; 
the  4th,  to  Richard  Donovan,  of  Clogmore ;  and  the  6^,  to 
Robert  Phaire,  of  KiUougfa.  Abraham  Hughes  was  father  of 

Abbaham  Huohbs,  Esq.  of  Ballytrent,  oo.  Wexford, 
who  m.  Euphemia,  dau.  of  Brigadier-Qenerd  Haoghton, 
of  Birmount,  in  the  same  county,  and  had  by  her  (who  m. 
Sndly,  Captain  Bdl),  Harry,  whose  son,  Henry  Hu^es, 
Esq.,  cut  off  the  entail,  aod  sold  the  estate ;  Abnham ; 
and  Euphemia.    The  younger  son, 

Abraham  Huohbb,  Esq.,  m.  8  Jan.  1707,  Jane,  youngest 
dau.  of  Colond  Robert  Clifford  (are  CurroRn  or  Crom- 
wbll's  Fort,  co.  Wexford),  by  Mary  Boyd  his  wifb,  dau. 
of  Highgate  Boyd,  Esq.  of  Roslare,  and  Margaret  his  wife, 
sister  of  Nicholas  Loftus,  1st  Visoount  Loftus,  great-grand- 
father  of  the  present  Marquess  of  Ely,  and  had  issue, 

Henry,  capt  in  the  E.I.Co.'s  maritime  service,  d.  unm, 

Abraham,  lieut.  R.N.,  d,  kium. 

Robbrt. 

William,  lieut  68rd  regt,  d,  %mm, 

James,  who  d.  leaving  by  his  wife,  Miss  Lawrence^  a  son, 
Heniy,  lieut  18th  Madras  uative  infiantry. 

Nicholas-Loftus,  E.I  Co.'s  maritime  service,  d,  unm. 

Geoige,  hdf-pay  lieut  78rd  rest 

Mary,  m.  to  Robert  Donovan,  Esq. 

Eleanor,  d.  umh.  Euphemia. 

Mr.  Hughea  d,  in  1824,  and  was  t.  by  his  son,  the  present 
Robbrt  Huohbs,  Esq.  of  Ely  House. 

if rMt— Or,  on  a  dMvron,  sa.,  between  three  griftns*  heads, 
erased,  gu.,  as  many  mullets,  pierced,  of  the  fidd. 
Cred—A  griffin's  head,  erased,  gu. 
Jfotto— Varus  amor  patrise. 
&a^— Ely  Houae,  Wexford. 


HUGHES  OF  PLAS  COCH. 

HUOBIS,  WlLLIAM-BULKELET,  Esq.  of  PlAs  C6ch,. 
CO.  Anglesey,  and  Bryndd<i,  in  the  same  county,  b, 
26  July,  1797.  Mr.  Hughes,  who  is  a  magistrate  for 
the  COS.  of  Anglesey  and  Carnarvon,  and  a  deputy- 
lieut  of  the  latter  county,  was  elected  M.P.  for  the 
Carnarvon  District  of  Boroughs,  26  July,  1837, 
whidi  he  has  uninterruptedly  continued  to  repre- 
sent. Mr.  Hughes  m.  19  April,  1825,  Elizabeth, 
widow  of  Hany  Wormald,  Esq.  of  Woodhouse 
House,  CO.  York,  dau.  and  heii^ess  of  Jonathan 
Nettlesfaip,  of  Mattersey  Abbey,  co.  Nottingham, 
Esq.,  and  «.  to  the  representation  of  his  family 
28  Not.  1886,  on  the  decease  of  his  father,  Sir 
William  Hughes. 

%intAflt» — ^This  ancient  line,  which  has,  from  remote 
antiquity,  ei\Joyed  an  honourable  rank  among  the  aristo* 
oiacy  of  the  northern  Principality,  inherits  paternal  lineage 
with  its  ancestral  domain  flrom  Lltw^bch  ap  Bban,  lord  of 
the  Commot  of  Menai  in  Anglesey,  who  flourished  in  the 
12th  century.  This  noble  m.  Rymel,  dau.  of  Grono,  son  of 
Owen  ap  Edwin,  Lord  of  Tegaingl,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Uywarch  Goch,  of  whom  no  partioulars  appear  to  have 
been  tnmamitted. 

n.  lorwerth  ap  liywarch,  prasenitor  of  1   Family  of 

Porthamel.  represented  by  BuIkelOTS,  of  PorthameL    S 

House  of  Rhosgolyn.    8  Prices,  of  Bodowyr,  represented 

by  Fitzgercdds,  of  Bodowyr.     4  House  of  Oorsedd-Wyd 

2  q  2 


HUG 

lyn,  reppeecnted  bv  JolmaonB,  of  Oonedd  Wydryn.  5 
Wynns,  of  Maraoglm,  reprwented  by  Owens,  of  Bodion, 
Biuls.  6  House  of  Berw  Ucha,  represented  by  Oriifith, 
of  CarrogUwyd,  Trygan,  and  Berw.  7  House  of  Plas 
Owyn  and  Bryn  Cdii,  represented  by  Thomas,  of  Biyn 
CelU.  8  House  of  Carn>g  Wydryn.  9  Lloyds,  of  Rhiw 
Goch,  CO.  Merioneth,  represented  by  Wynns,  of  Gwydyr, 
Barts.  10  Owens,  of  Tranuynydd.  11  House  of  Gelli 
Lydon.  12  Family  of  Hendre  Mawr,  co.  Merioneth, 
m.  Cadwoam  ap  Llywabch. 

The  3rd  son, 

Cadwoait  ap  Lltwaroh  was  eeated  at  PortbamI,  in 
Uenai,  in  the  parish  of  Llanedwin,  as  indicated  by  the  de- 
signation, Wele  ap  Cidwgan  ap  Llywarch,  in  that  locality, 
derived  trom  his  name,  which  Wele  was  inherited,  as  co- 
heir, by  his  descendant,  Howel  ap  Gwyn,  26  Edward  III. 
By  Era,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Einion  ap  Seissyllt.  Lord  of  the 
Cantred  of  Merioneth,  Cadwgan  had.  with  a  yoimger  son, 
Meredith,  of  Bodorgan,  represented  as  heir  general  by  Au- 
gustus Fuller  Meyrick,  Esq.  of  Bodoiigan,  an  elder  son, 

loRWESTU  AP  Cadwoait,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Metodith 
ap  Rys  ap  Meredith  Hen,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Llywelyn,  of  Myfyriau,  living  a. d.  1300,  ancestor  of  tint 
house,  represented  by  Prytharch,  of  Myfyriun,  whose 
heiress  m.  Pierce  Lloyd,  of  Uigwy,  Esq. 

II.  Gwyn  ap  Iobwebth. 

III.  Philip,  from  whom  derived  Wynns,  of  Llanedwin; 
Lloyds,  of  Henblas,  represented  by  Morgans,  of  Henblas, 
and  William  Lloyd,  successively  Bishop  of  St.  Asaph, 
Lichfleld,  and  Worcester. 

IV.  Adda,  progenitor  of  Lloyds,  of  Plas  Bach  and  Meirion 
Heilyn,  and  Williiims,  of  Trivet. 

The  2nd  son  of  lorwerth  ap  C  idwgan,  viz.» 

Gwyn  ap  Iobwerth.  was  living  Tuesday,  the  morrow  of 
the  Feast  of  St.  Uilaiy,  2  Edward  II.,  the  date  of  a  deed 
given  at  "  Rhossur**  (Newborough)  whereby,  by  the  descrip- 
tion of  "  G^vyn  i^  lorwerth  ap  Cadwgan  liber  teneus  de 
Villa  de  Forthamel,"  he  makes  a  grant  uf  certain  lands.  His 
son.  by  Janet^  dau.  of  leuan  ap  Cynric,  derived  from  Mar- 
ehudd.  Lord  of  Abergelleu,  vis., 

HowBL  AP  Gwyn,  was  one  of  the  Jurors  for  taking  the 
extent  of  the  Commot  of  Menai,  at  Rhosv.iir,  Monday,  in  the 
second  week  of  Lent,  20  Edward  III.,  and  as  appears  by 
the  same  extent,  then  co-heir  of  Wele  Cadwgan  ap  Llywarcb, 
in  PorthamL  Howel  ap  Gwyn  vi.  Aiddj-n  dau.  of  Mere- 
dith Ddu  ap  Gronwy  (he  was  party  to  a  deed  dited  Tuesd  -y, 
on  the  morrow  of  the  Feast  of  St.  Hil  ity,  2  Edward  II.)  de- 
rived fi*om  Llywnrch  ap  Bran,  Lord  of  Menai.    Their  son, 

Ikvan  ap  Howkl,  living  circa  1375,  m.  Agnes,  d:iu.  of 
Howel  ap  Cynric  of  Llywidiarth,  co.  Anglesey,  and  was 
father  of 

Madoo  ap  Igvam  living  circa  1400  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  and 
heir  of  David  ap  H  wfa,  of  Coed  Hwfa,  of  the  line  of  the  Lord 
of  Menai,  and  was  father  v( 

Ibvan  ap  Madoc.  witness  of  a  grant  of  lands  to  be  held 
trom  the  Feast  of  AU  Saints,  2  Edward  IV.  (14C2)  and  of  a 
grant  of  lands  in  consideration  of  four  marks  to  be  paid  on 
the  Feast  of  All  Saints,  4  Edward  IV.  (1464).  By  a  deed 
dated  12  Edward  IV.,  lands  were  g^ranted  him,  by  the  desig- 
nation of  levan  ap  Madoc  ap  lovan  ap  Howel,  fioe  tenant  of 
the  Lord  the  King  in  the  Ville  of  Porthaml,  in  the  Commot 
of  Menai,  and  by  his  will,  dated  10  Nov.  14S2,  he  directs  that 
he  shall  be  buried  in  the  Church  of  Llanedwin.  He  m. 
Matilda,  dau.  of  Madoc,  3rd  son  of  H>i«rlkin,  of  Llyslew,  and 
Plas  Newydd,  in  PortbamI,  derived  through  the  house  of 
Bodowyr,  from  Llywarch  ap  Biau.    Their  son, 

Llywelyn  ap  Ievan,  was  living  20  January,  18  Edward 
rv.  0^ '^^X  ^®  ^^  of  letters  patent  dited  at  C irnorvon,  of 
grxnt  and  appointment,  by  Edward.  Prince  of  Wales  of  the 
office  of  Reingelt  of  the  Commot  of  Menai,  t  >,  auioug  others, 
Llywelyn  ap  levau  ap  M.adoo.  He  was  also  grantee  of  lauds, 
by  a  deed  dated  at  Partliaml,  1  May  17  Henry  VII.  (1502). 
His  wife  was  Elen  dau.  ot  Tudyr  ap  David,  of  Penwnllys,  in 
Tyndaethwy,  co.  Carnarvon,  derived  from  larddur  ap  Cjmd- 
delw.  Lord  of  AUechwedd,  in  Carnarvon.  Llywelyn  ap 
Ievan  was  succeeded  by  his  son, 

HuoH  AP  Llywelyn,  Gent,  of  Porth'iral,  grantee,  with 
others,  of  the  office  of  Beingild,  of  the  Commot  of  Menai, 
imder  letters  patent  of  Arthur,  Prince  of  Wales,  dated  at 
Carnarvon,  8  Fobruary.  15  Hbnry  VII.  His  will,  dated 
IS  April,  1557,  and  proved  at  Bangor,  the  80th  of  the  same 
month,  directs  that  he  shall  be  buried  at  Llanedwin.  He 
m.  Masli,  dau.  of  David  ap  Ievan,  of  Myfyrian,  co.  Anglesey, 
and  by  her,  whose  will,  dated  9  Fubruary,  1561-2,  was  proved 
at  Btmgor.  22  May,  1562,  he  had  an  eldest  son, 

David  Lloyd  ap  Hugh,  Gent,  of  Porthaml,  party  to  a 
deed  dated  18  Nov..   83  Hknry  VIII.   (1541).  whose  will, 
dated  11  March,  1574,  was  proved  at  Bangor,  26  April,  in  the 
69-2 


HUG 

same  year.  His  wife  was  Agnes  dau.  of  John  Ow«d,  Gent. 
of  Uanfacthly,  oo.  Anglesey,  ancestor  of  the  Owens  of 
Bodsilin,  and  subsequently  of  Clenenneu,  oo.  Oamarvon,  and 
Porkington,  co.  Salop,  yotmger  brother  of  Owen  ap  Xeiric 
of  Bodeon,  ancestor  of  the  Owens  of  Orielton  and  of  Bod«oD 
Barts.  By  this  lady,  who  was  executrix  of  her  hoaband's 
will,  David  Lloyd  ap  Hugh  had  an  eldest  son, 

HuoH  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Porthaml,  the  first  who  anumed 
the  f  imily  surname.  He  rebuilt,  1569,  the  fkmily  reaidexioe, 
which,  fixnn  the  colour  of  the  stone,  acquired  the  name  of 
PlAs  C6ch  (Red  Hall),  which  has  been  since  substituted 
for  that  of  Porthaml  Isaa.  This  gentleman,  who  was  higb- 
sheriff  for  Anglesey,  1681,  1502,  and  1600,  and  represented 
that  county  in  the  parliament  assembled  at  Wcstminstsr 
0  Elizabeth,  was  a  bendier  of  Linoc^'s  Inn,  attotney- 
generol  to  <;^een  Elizabbth  for  North  Wales,  and  was 
appointed  by  Jambs  I.  lord-ehief-Jnstioe  for  Ireland ;  bat 
d.  in  London  before  hs  proceeded  to  that  ooontrj.  He  «•. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  and  oo-halr  of  Simon  Montagu,  Bsq., 
brother  of  Edward,  Lord  Montagu,  of  Boug^ton,  and  of 
Henry,  Eari  of  Manchester,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  the 
Rev.  Robert  White,  D.D.,  prebendary  of  Wuroester)  left  a 
son  and  heir, 

Roger  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Plfts  C6ch,  banister-at-Iaw  (whose 
will,  dated  29  May,  1646,  was  proved  1  May,  1660).  He  m. 
Winifred,  dau.  of  David  Owen,  ct  IJandeg&ir,  and  had  a 
son  and  successor, 

Hugh  Hughes,  Esq.  of  PUs  05oh,  hwing  1646.  father,  by 
Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  Owen  Wynn,  Esq.  of  Glaacoed»  of  a 
son  and  heir, 

Roger  Huohcb,  Esq.  of  Plis  C6ch,  bigfa-abBriflr  1685,  who 
nt.  1677,  Maiigaret,  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Jones,  Esq.  of 
Plas-yu-Llangoed,  and  had  issue,  i.  Hugh;  ii.  Hsnry; 
111.  Roger  ;  rv.  David ;  v.  Owen  ;  vi.  Robert,  B. A.,  who 
m.  Jane,  dau.  of  James  Kel^ndl,  Esq.  of  Bradshaw  Hall, 
Cheshire,  and  d.  in  1766,  leading  issue,  1  Robert,  who  m. 
1761,  Emma,  dan.  of  William  Jones,  Esq.  of  Penheskin, 
Ucha  (he  d.  without  issue:  she  m.  2ndly,  Ool.  Pmoock): 
2  Wiiliim,  heir  to  his  nnde ;  1  Margaret,  who  w.  Robert 
Bulkeley,  Esq.  of  Gronant,  Anglesey;  vu.  John ;  viii.  Wil- 
liam ;  I.  Maiigaret,  m.  John  Hughes ;  n.  Jane,  who  m  1st, 
Owen  Williams,  and  2ndly,  Hugh  Lewis ;  lu.  Dukibclia, 
who  m.  Samuel  Weigh.  Mr.  Hughes  d.  in  171«,  and  wm  «. 
by  his  son, 

Hugh  Hughes.  Esq.,  of  Plis  Cdch.  high-sheriff  1719,  who 
m.  1718,  Emma,  dau.  of  William  Griffith,  Esq.  of  Carrig- 
Uwyd,  but  dying  «.  p.  1765,  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

WiujAM  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Plis  C6dk  and  Plas-yn-Lbn- 
goed,  who  m.  Anna,  dau.  and  heir  of  Fortunatus  Wright, 
of  Uverpool,  merchant,  by  Mary  his  wift,  dau.  and  heir  of 
William  Bulkeley,  Esq.  of  Biyuddfil  co.  Angles^,  and  by 
her  had  issue, 

Wiluam-Bulrelet  (Knt.)  his  heir. 

Hugh-Robert,  in  holy  orders,  d,  tmm.  1804. 

Robert  (see  Hughes  or  Plas-tm-Llakuord). 

John,  d.  unm. 

Mary,  d.  unm.  1826. 

Anne,  m.  to  Richard  Jones,  Esq,  and  d.  t.  p.  1883. 

Jane,  m.  George  Martin,  Esq.  of  Stockport,  and  d.  18S3, 
leaving  a  son,  George-Henry,  and  a  dau.,  Jane. 

Margaret,  m.  Captain  M 'Donald,  of  Ediubaiigfa,  and  left  a 
dau.,  Margarei-Hugfaes,  m.  to  Gbpt.  Cuppage. 

Mr.  Hughes  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sir  Wiluam  -  Bulkeley  Hughes,  Knt  of  Plis  CAch  ft. 
7  Dec.  1766.  who  m.  2  July.  1792,  Elisaboth.  2nd  dao.  and 
co-heir  of  Rioe  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Goed4ielen,  oo.  Gaemamn, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  1839)  h^d  issue, 

William- Bulkeley,  his  heir. 

Rice-Robert,  M.A.  of  Jesus  College,  Oxford,  rector  of 
Newborough,  and  vicar  of  Llanidwi,  oo.  Anglesey,  6. 
19  March,  1800,  m.  6  Dec.  1838,  Chariotte,  2nd  dau.  of  the 
Very  Rev.  John  Warren,  dean  of  Bangor,  and  left  issue 
three  sons.  Rice- William,  b.  1  Nov.  1841,  who  has  taken 
the  name  of  Thomas,  and  is  the  present  Rice-Willium- 
Thomas,  of  Coedhelen  ;  Lloyd- Warren-Geoige,  b,  27  Am. 
1846,  and  Trevor-Charles,  6.  1  Oct  1848. 

Robert-George,  It-coL  52nd  foot  6.  1  Nov.  1801,  n.  6  Aug. 
1830.  Hann^  2ud  daxi.  of  John  Jordan,  Gent  of  Shrews- 
bury, and  hiis  issue,  a  son,  Geoive-Willi.-un-Bulkel^, 
capt  52nd  foot;  Goodman,  Sarah-Elizabeth,  Helen,  d. 
unm.  1855,  and  Maria. 

Thomas,  d.  young.  Margaret,  d.  wus. 

Elixabetb,  m.  1817,  Pierce- Wynne  Torke,  Esq.  of  DyffiTtt- 
Aled,  CO.  Denbigh. 

Mary.  m.  1821,  Osgood  Gee,  Jun.,  Esq.  of  Rui's  Oufaas 
House,  CO.  Essex. 

EUen -Catherine. 

Sidney-Jane,  m.  Frederick-Chariton  Marsden,  mi^  8»th 
Bengal  native  infantry. 

Sir  Wniiam-Balkeley  Hughes  d.  fOfp^,18S6,  and  was  «.  by 

^,y,.,^.d  by  V^LJ*'^^  — 


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H  u  a 


his  son,  the  prosent  William-Bulkelet  nvoBBs,  Esq., 
M.P..  of  PlAs  C6ch. 

Arm$ — Arg.,  a  cherron,  emu,  between  three  Cornish 
choughs,  ppr.,  each  holding  in  his  beak  an  ermine  spot; 
quartering,  Ist,  sa.,  a  chevron,  between  three  bulls'  heads, 
caboeaed,  arg.;  2nd,  gu.,  a  lion,  nunpant-guardant,  or;  Siti, 
uxg.,  thne  boars'  heads,  couped,  aa. ;  4th,  vert,  a  stag,  trip- 
pant,  aiig.,  attired,  or;  5th,  g^,  a  chevron,  between  thi^ee 
stags'  heads,  ai^.,  attired,  or:  6th,  gu.,  a  chevron,  erm., 
between  three  Saracens'  heads,  couped.  ppr. ;  7th,  aig.,  on 
a  chevron,  sa.,  three  mullets,  of  the  ftrst. 

Crest— \  Comish,  chough,  ppr.,  holding  in  his  daw  a  fleur- 
de-lis,  arg.  ^ 

Motto— Dvcw  a  Ddarpar  Tr  Brian. 

&at— PlAs  C6ch,  co.  Anglesey. 


HUGHES  OF  PLAS-YN-LLANGOED. 
HuQHES,  RoBERisJoNES,  Esq.,  B.A.,   of  PlAs-yn- 
Llangoed,  ca  Anglesey,  J.  P.,  b.  6  Oct.  1810 ;  hijjh- 
sheriff  in  1845. 

Itneafff .—  William  Huohss,  of  Plfis  C6ch.  was  a  in 
the  estate  of  Plas-yn-L'angoed.  and  the  impropriate  rectoiy, 
advowson,  and  patronage  of  Llaniestyn,  with  the  chapelries 
of  Llangoed  and  Llantihangel-t3m-^lw.  by  his  2nd  son. 

The  Bet.  Hvoh-Bobb&t  Huohbb,  B.C.L.,  who  d,  4  May, 
1S04,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

BoBBBT  HuOHBS,  Esq..  lieut.  R.N.,  high -sheriff  of 
Anglesey  in  1815,  who  m.  Dorothy-Philadelphia,  5th  dau.  of 
Herbert  Jones,  Esq.  of  Llynon  co.  Anglesey,  by  Dorothea 
bis  wife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Sutton,  rector  of 
Llanudian,  Denbighshire,  and  left  issue, 
Robert- JoHES,  his  heir. 

WUliam-Henry.  m.  Charlotte,  dan.  of  —  BitsoD,  Esq.  of 
Liverpool,  and  has  issue, 

WUliam-Henry.       David -John.       James-Llewelyn. 

Herbert-Jones,  m.   Helen  Hunt,  eldest  dau.  of  John-R. 

Oreig,  Esq.  of  Lethangie,  Kinross,  N.B.,  and  has  Herbert, 

and  other  issue. 

Ilugh-Bobert,  of  Bangor,  m.  1847,  Catherine,  dau.  of  John 

Rutherford  Greig.  ^q..  and  has  issue. 
Dorothea-Emma,  m.  John  Cattermole,  Esq.  of  Norfolk, 
and  has  isKue  three  sons. 

Mary  Elisabeth,  m.  Thomas  Morris,  Esq.  of  Liverpool,  and 
has  issue. 
Bobert  Hughes  d.  SO  Nov.  1827,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the 
present  Bobbbt-Jones  Hughes,  Esq.  of  Plas-yn-Langoed. 

Amu,  Crett,  and  Motto— tee  Huohbb  ofPldt  Cdck. 
Saot— Plas-yn-Llaagoed,  oo.  Anglesey. 


HUGHES  OF  YSTRAD. 

HooHis,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Ystrad,  co.  Denbigh,  (. 
7  Dec  1799;  m.  20  Nov.  1827,  Margaret,  only  dau. 
of  Robt  Williams,  late  of  the  city  of  Chester,  and 
of  Pentremawr,  Denbighshire,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who 
d,  1  April,  1854)  has  issue, 

I.  HuoH-RoBEBT,  6.  17  Jan.  1835. 

I.  Sarah-Muiy.  u.  Martha-Elizabeth. 

ni.  Selina-Margaret. 
Mr.  Hughes  is  a  magistrate  of  the  counties  of  Den- 
bi^  and  Flint,  and  D.L.  of  the  former  county,  for 
which  he  has  served  the  office  of  sheriff:  he  is  al^o 
by  letters  patent,  steward  of  the  crown  for  the 
lordship  of  Denbigh. 

ILtltf  Aflt* — Mr.  Hughes*  anoestors  in  the  paternal  line 
desomd  from  lorwerth  Sais,  of  Llanynys,  who  bore  for 
arms,  or,  three  lions,  couchant,  sa.  He  was  son  of 
lorwerth  ap  Llewelyn  ap  lorwerth  ap  Hellin  ap  Cowryd  ap 
Cadvau,  of  Dyff^yn  Clvryd.  Einion  Vychan  ap  leuan,  the 
^rreat-grandson  of  lorwerth  Sais,  was  father  of  David  ap 
Binion  Vychan,  whose  wife  was  Maxigaret,  dau.  of  Howel 
ap  David  Lloyd  ap  Griffith.  Their  son,  Hugh  ap  David,  m. 
Margaret,  dau.  of  Tudyr  ap  Orono,  of  Penllyn,  and  was 
father  of  Robert  a^  Hugh,  of  Segroyt,  in  LLuirhaiadr,  oo. 
Denbigh,  an  andent  inheritance  still  belonging  to  Mr. 
Hughes,  and  upon  which  his  ancestors  resided  for  many 
generations. 

From  Robert  ap  Hugh  descended 

AvMtBW  Hughes,  Ocnt.  of  Segroyt,  Ump.  Jaues  I.,  who 
a|q>ear8  to  have  been  the  first  who  assumed  the  fiunily 
surname.  He  m.  Katherine  Lloyd,  of  Brynlluartb,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Hugh  Hughes,  who  m.  Grace,  dau.  of  Evan  Lloyd,  of 

Eriviatt,    Gent.,  by  whom   he   left  issue    an  eldest  son, 

RvAH  Hughes,  and  a  dau.,  Margaret,  who  m,  Bobert  Price, 

and  left  issue  a  dau.,  Jane,  who  m.  •^  Maurice,  of  L  ys 

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whose  son,  —  Maurice,  of  Ysti-ad,  Esq.,  had  a  dm.,  Mar- 
garet, m.  to  John  Cunway,  Esq.,  frum  whose  descendants 
the  present  Mr.  Hughes  purchased  the  Ystrad  estate  in  1830. 

Evan  Hughes,  the  eldest  son  of  Hugh,  m.  in  1685,  Mary, 
dau.  and  heiress  of  David  Roberts,  Gent.,  of  Penybryn.  St. 
Asaph,  CO.  Flinty  by  Ellin  Conway,  of  Pentre-llecb,  and  left 
issue, 

Hugh,  his  heir,  who  resided  at  Penybryn,  and  in 
1707,  m.  Maiy,  sole  dau.  of  Meriana  Jones,  of  Meriadog,  co. 
Denbigh,  Widow.  The  eldest  son  of  this  marriage  was 
Johk,  who  dying  «tnm.  was  «.  by  the  2nd  son, 

The  Rev.  David  Hughes,  A.M.  Jesiis  College,  Oxon,  in 
holy  orders,  rector  of  Llandd.  get,  in  Denbighshire,  and 
vicar  of  Aghrim,  in  the  diocese  of  Clonfert,  in  Ireland, 
where  he  d.  in  1767,  having  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Edward 
Hui^es,  of  Keidiog,  and  sister  of  John  Hughes,  Esq.  of 
Plas-draw,  by  whom  he  left  issue, 

Hugh,  his  heir  (afterwards  of  Llainwen). 

Edward,  in  holy  orders.  And  three  daus. 

Hugh  Hughks,  Esq.,  the  eldest  son,  «.  his  father,  and  in 
1758,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Rice  Roberts,  Gent,  of 
Llainwen,  co.  Denbigh,  by  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Jonathan 
Parry,  of  LlangoUen-fechan,  Esq.  Mr.  Hughes  of  Llainwen, 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Hughes,  Esq.,  6.  in  1763,  who  m,  SO  April,  1795, 
Mary,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  John  Matthews,*  ef 
Willingtoo,  in  Hanmer,  oo.  Flint,  Gent.,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Maddoz,  Gent,  of  Praesheulle,  co.  Salop, 
which  Maiy  afterwards,  upon  the  de  ith,  vrithout,  issue  of 
her  brother,  Thomas  Maddox, «.  to  her  father's  estate  in 
Shropshire.  By  Maiy  his  wife,  Mr.  Hughes  loft  at  his 
decease,  18  April,  1830,  a  son  and  two  daus., 

Thomas,  now  of  Tstrad. 

Mary- Ann,  d.  7  Jan.  1854. 

Maiigaret,  m.  April,  1833,  to  Bobert  Bead,  Eaq.,  who  d.  in 
March,  1846,  leaving  three  daus. 
Mr.  Hughes  d.  12  April,  1830,  and  was  s.  by  his  only  sou, 
the  present  Thomas  Hughes,  Esq. 

.4 rm*— 1st,  or,  three  lions,  couchant,  sa. ;  2nd,  erm.,  a 
lion,  rampant,  sa. ;  3rd,  sa.,  ou  a  bend,  arg.,  between  two 
cottises,  erm.,  a  rose,  gu.;  4th,  az.,  three  lions,  rampant,  or, 
and  on  adiief,  arg.,  tm-ee  cross-crosslets,  sa. ;  5th,  ajg.,  on  a 
fosse,  gu.,  between  two  cottise*,  wavy,  sa.,  three  crescents, 
or;  6th,  aig.,  a  chevron,  between  thi«e  towers,  sa.,  flaming 
with  fire. 

CrttU—lsiy  a  lion,  couchant,  sa. ;  2iid,  a  lion's  paw,  hold- 
ing a  cross-crosslet,  sa. 

i8ra^— Tstrsd,  co.  Denbigh. 

HUGHES  OF  THE  GROVE. 
HuoBBS,  James-Frbem AN,  Esq  of  the  Grove,  near 
Stillorgan,  oo.  Dublin,  A.B.,  Trinity  College,  Dublin, 
barrister-at-law,  b.  19  Feb.  1808,  m.  16  Sept.  1842, 
Martha,  4th  dau.  of  the  late  William  Hedfem,  Esq. 
of  Churchfield  House,  co.  Warwick,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Johk-De  CoimoT,  b.  16  May,  1850. 

II.  James-De  Courqy-Ireland,  6.  19  May,  185«. 

I.  Constant-Grace-Martha. 

II.  Eleanor- Anne-Catharine,  d.  81  Dec  1845. 
m.  Anna-Maria-De  Courqy.  iv.  Honoria. 

V.  Martha-Bosa.  ▼!.  Bdith-Bedfem. 

♦  Matthews,  op  Erbistocx  awd  Wiixinoton. 
Maurice  Matthews,  4th  son  of  John  Matthews,  of  Hamago, 
CO.  Salop,  Esq.,  was  rector  of  Erbistock  in  1669,  and  m. 
Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Powell,  of  Bodylling,  who  was 
brother  of  Sir  Thomas  Powell,  of  Horsley,  Bart.  His  tod 
son,  John,  b.  Aug.  1665,  was  of  Willington.  Bv  his  wife, 
Ellen  Partin,  he  left  issue  an  eldest  son,  John,  who,  in  1789, 
m.  Christiana,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Bobert  Dod,*  of 
Bersham,  by  his  wife  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Jonas  Dod,  of 
Hajmage.  I^he  eldest  son  of  this  marriage,  John  Matthews. 
m.  Mary  Maddox  as  above  stated.  John  and  Ellen  Matthews 
had  a  2nd  son,  George,  who  was  grandfather  of  Mrs.  Roberts, 
wife  of  the  Rev.  Nathaniel  Roberts,  of  Cefti  Park,  co.  Den- 
bigh, and  of  Lady  Palmer,  wife  of  Sir  Roger  Palmer,  Bart, 
of  Keniu«  Park,  co.  Dublin. 

•  The  family  of  Dod  of  Harnage,  were  a  branch  of  the 
ancient  Cheshire  family  of  that  name,  and  derived  more 
immediately  trom  William  Dod,  of  the  Lower  Hall,  Braxton 
His  great-grandson,  Richard  Dod,  m.  Eleanor,  dau..(f 
Robert  Matthews,  of  Hamoge,  Ump.  Elizabeth,  and  beoame 
seated  at  Harnage,  where  the  elder  line  of  his  male 
descendants  continued,  until  Jonas  Dod,  great-grandson  of 
Richard,  who  haviuff  only  daus.  and  co-heirs,  the  eldest  of 
those  daus.,  ElizabeUi,  carried  the  Hamago  estate  in  mar- 
riage to  Robert  Dod,  of  Bersham,  co.  Donbijrh,  whose  eldest 
dau.  and  co-heir,  Christiana,  6.  in  1694,  w.  John  Matthews, 
Xk^  in  the  preceding  note. 


RV  L 

%itUKSt* — ^The  fint  of  fbe  present  fomilf ,  who  went 
over  from  Wales  a&d  eettled  in  Ireland,  was 

JoHH  HuoHBt,  Esq.,  an  oflicer  in  the  army  of  Crajomb  II. 
He  Bubeequently  held  a  government  appointment  in  <me 
of  the  military  depai-tments  of  that  period.  He  purduused 
the  estate  of  Elm  Park,  co.  Hayo ;  and  m.  about  the  year 
1682,  Hiss  Wynne,  of  an  ancient  Welsh  family,  and  had 
issue  sereral  childxvn.    He  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jam£8  Uuobcs.  Esq.  of  lOm  Park,  J.P.,  b.  Ump. 
Charles  II.,  about  1684 ;  m.  1714,  Miss  Giles,  a  branch  of 
the  family  of  Gilbs  of  QiUtUm,  and  had  issue, 

JoHK,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently. 

Geozge.  William,  an  (wBcer  in  the  army. 

The  eldest  son, 

JoBH  HuoHBS,  Bsq.,  6.  1716 ;  m.  1787,  Mary  Blakeney, 
an  heiress,  of  the  oo.  of  Oavan;  and  d.  8ft  April,  1779, 
aged  68,  leaving  issue, 

JoHM,  his  heir.  Jambb^  of  whom  presently. 

Douglas.  Alexander. 

Eleanor. 

The  tod  son, 

Jaius  HvoHn,  Esq.  of  Ballinrobe,  oo.  Mayo,  6.  1740 ; 
m.  May.  1774,  Letitia,  dau.  of  the  Veiy  Ber.  William  lie- 
land,  a  distinguished  divine,  rector  of  Cong  oo.  lUjo, 
warden  of  Oalway,  and  J.P.  for  several  oos..  and  great- 
great-gnmddau.  of  William  Ireland,  Esq.,  by  the  Hon. 
Maxgarei  De  Coorcy  his  wife  youngest  surviving  dan.  of 
John  De  Counsy,  21st  Lord  Kingsale.  and  sole  surviving 
sister  and  heiress  of  Almerictis,  22nd  Lord  Kingsale.  Mr. 
Hughes,  dying  9  Nov.  1786,  aged  46  left  issue,  by  Letitia 
his  wife, 

I.  JoHH,  of  the  Grove,  b.  1  May,  1775 ;  m.  10  May,  1806, 
Eleanor,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  James  CoUins,  Esq.,  an 
officer  of  the  barrack  department  of  Ireland,  gruiddau.  of 
the  Rev.  Emanuel  CoUlna,  A.M.,  and  great-granddau.  of 
M%jor  Samuel  Collins,  of  Chew-Magna,  Somersetshire,  a 
distingiiished  officer  of  dmgoons  in  toe  armv  of  Wuu- 
zjAif  III.  Mr.  Hughes  held,  for  manv  years,  tne  govern- 
ment fu>pointment  of  secretary  to  the  barrack<lei)Art- 
ment  of  Ireland,  and  previously  that  of  inspector-general 
of  barracks ;  and  dying  9  Feb.  1862.  in  the  77th  year  of 
his  age,  loft  issue,  by  EUeanor  his  wif^ 

1  J  ambs-Fbkbmar,  now  of  The  (Trove. 

3  John-Emanuel,  A.B.,  Trinity  Odtoge^  DubUn,  b.  8  Nov. 
1809. 

1  Henrietta. 

2  Eleanor-Jane.  d.  21  Sept.  1825. 

8  Constant  Grace,  m.  Aug.  1340,  William  Graves,  Esq., 
and  has  issue,  John-Hughes,  6.  29  Sept.  1844,  d.  I8D00. 
1846 ;  Wilham-Alexander,  b.  July,  1846 ;  James- Yozall, 
b,  11  Nov.  1849;  Martha-Grace. 

4  Mary.  5  Anna-Maria 
6  Sleanor-Martha-Jane,  d.  21  Feb.  1829. 

II.  William,  an  officer  in  the  64th  regiment,  b.  1776;  m. 
Margaret^  dau.  of  —  Carr,  Esq.,  and  widow  of  Colonel 
Dunoon ;  d.  182:2. 

IIL  James,  of  Strabane,  00.  Tyrone,  b.  1780;  m.  Jane,  dau. 
of  the  Very  Rev.  John  Brocaa,  dean  of  Killala,  and  gnmd- 
dau.  of  Uie  Verv  Rev.  Thoophilus  Brooas. 

I.  Mary^.  Stephen  Hughes,  Esq.,  and  has,  with  other 
issue,  William,  in  holy  orders,  A.M..  and  ex-scholar  of 
Trinity  College,  Dnblii^  rector  of  Auffhanloo,  co.  London- 
derry, b.  6  April,  1801.  m.  Redecca  Mathewson.  of  Ard- 
straw.  00.  Tyrone  (whose  grandfather  d.  in  18^  at  the 
age  of  101,  having,  at  the  time  of  his  death.  166  descend- 
ants living),  and  has  issue  surviving,  Geoi^,  William, 
Lavinia-Mathewson,  Isat)ella,  Rebecca,  Madeline, 


Marv, 
Jemii 


n.  Letitia,  m.  Mi^or  Edward-Harman  Pope,  of  Popefield, 
Queen's  Co.,  J.P., and  has  issue,  Thomas  Harman ;  James- 
Huffhes;  Jane-Mary;  EUen-Thomnsiua ;  Harriet- Anne 
m.  Joseph-L.  Beasley,  Esa.  of  Salisbury,  co.  of  KUd-ire, 
and  has  issue ;  Letitia-Ludnda. 

in.  Magdalene,  m.  —  Tunbridge,  Esq.,  and  had,  with  other 
issue,  John,  an  officer  of  the  Ordnance  Department ;  and 
Jane,  m.  tiie  Rev.  Kenneth  Frasor,  rector  of  AsUey 
Bridge,  Lancashire. 

fieol— The  Grove,  co.  Dublin. 


HULTON  OF  HULTON. 

HuLTON,  William,    Esq.  of   Hulton  Park,    co. 
Lancaster,  deputy-lieut.,  high-sheriff  1809,  6.  23  Oct 
1787;  m.  25  Oct.  1808,  Maria,  youngest  dau.  and 
Ci«  leir  of  Randall  Ford,  Esq.  of  Wexbam,  in  Bucks, 
by  fitizabeth  his  wife,  eldest  dan.  of  Peter  Brooke, 
Esq.  of  Mere,  in  Cheshire,  and  has  issue, 
I-  WiLLtA3f-FoRD,  m.  15  Oct.  1839,  Geoi^glana,  youngest 
dftu.  of  the  late  Sir  John-Listor  Kayo    Bart.,  by  his 
wife.  Lady  Amelia  Grey,  dan.  of  Geoi^ge-Hariy,  6th 
Efurl  of  Stanford,  and  hus  issue, 
694 


H  U  L 

1  WiLLUM'Wn.imAni M,       2  Edward. 
1  Jessie.  *2  Geoigiana-Maria. 

II.  Arthur-Hyde, 
ui.  Frederick-Blejrthin,  an  ensign  fan  the  48th  regt,  d. 

abroad  in  1889. 
IV.  Charles-Norleigh.  v.  Hugb-Thurstahi. 

TI.  Alfred-Lacy. 
I.  AmeliarMaria   m.  tl  Jan.  1887,  to  the  Hon.  and  Ber. 

H.-Mont«gue  VillierB,  Bishop  of  Oariisle. 
n.  Sophia-Franoes-Anne,  m.  7  Dee.  1886,  to  B.-Bw-Oale 

Bmddym  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  lieuL-CoL  Braddyll,  of 

Conishead  Priory.  00.  lancaster. 
m.  Gertrude-Maiy,  m.  to  George  Wilson,  Esq..  eldest  eon 

of  Col  Wilson  of  Dallam  Toww,  00.  Weetmereland. 
IV.  Emma-Louisa,  ct.  ia  1841. 

Mr.  Hulton  is  likewise  Constable  of  Lanoaster  Castle. 

HtlVftfff • — This  family  possesses  the  meet  unerrinK 
proof  of  antiquity  in  the  titloHleeds  of  their  cewte  of 
Hulton,  tvom  which  the  Hultons  derive  their 
and  of  which  they  have  been  uninterrupted  locds  1 
Conquest.    The  flrst  feudal  proprietor  on  reeord, 

BLKTTHni  DS  HuiAOV,  Uvfaig  ttmp.  HxmT  IE.,  was 
fiitherof 

JoBVKTB,  9iia$  Tabwit  SB  Huioov,  who  flourished  to 
the  reigns  of  Richard  I.  and  Jokv,  and  obtained  fhnn  the 
btter  a  grant  by  charter  of  the  town  of  Psnelton  in  Lan- 
oashixe  in  exchange  for  ocher  lands  which  the  king,  when 
Earl  of  Morton,  had  given  hfan.  He  had,  witii  other  issue, 
a  son, 

RiOHABD  ns  HuxjTov,  who  had  a  giant  of  haids  in 
Barton  from  Edith  de  Barton,  by  consent  of  Gilbert  da 
Norton,  her  husband,  whioh  lands  JorveCh  de  Hxdteo, 
fitther  of  Richard,  had  some  time  held  of  her.  To  his  son 
and  suooessor. 

David  db  Hultoh.  Lord  of  Hulton,  his  oonsln,  Bobert 
de  Hulton,  granted  all  his  lands  to  Hulton,  and  Wllttam 
de  Ferrmns  gave  all  his  possessions  to  Flixton.  together 
with  his  manor  ct  Hordeshale,  by  homage  and  service  of 
two  marks  of  silver  four  times  a-year,  and  by  the  sixth 
part  of  a  knight's  fee,  a.d.  1219.  David  de  Hulton  ». 
Agnes,  dan.  of  Adam  de  Blaokbume,  and  was  fhtber  of 
several  sons  *  c^  whom  the  eldest, 

RiOHABD  DC  HVLTON.  of  Hultou,  w.^s  anoestoT  of  the  very 
eminent  fiunlly  of  Hulton  cf  auU<m,  whose  repieeentativw 
temp.  HnntT  YUL, 

RooBR  Hulton.  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park.  «».  Kathaifoo 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Jame  Harrington,  of  Wolfedge,  and 
by  her  (who  was  living  a  widuw  29  S^pi.  16  Hknbt  VII.) 
had  tliree  sons,  and  one  dau.  Emma  m.  to  Richard  Parr, 
of  Kempsnougfa.    The  eldest  eon, 

Adam  Hulton,  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park  living  SO  Jan. 
21  HsNav  VIII.,  M.  by  license,  Alioe,  only  child  and  heiress 
of  John  Hulton,  Esq.  of  Farnworth.  and  had  four  sons 
and  three  dans. :  of  the  1  itter  the  eldest  Blenn,  was  m. 
to  Ralph  Assheton,  Esq.  of  Great  Lever;  and  the  2nd, 
Clemenoe.  to  John  Walmesley.  of  Blackyhurst.  Adam 
Hulton  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son. 

Wiluam  Hulton  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park,  who  m.  BHsw 
beth.  dau.  of  Thomas  Legfa.  Bsq  of  Adbngton.  and  had 
(with  other  issue,  of  which  John  was  of  Btapleford,  and 
Ellen  the  wife  of  John  Hordeyne,  of  Woolstone)  a  son. 

Adam  Hulton,  Eeq.  of  Hulton,  m.  21  HxNmT  VIIL. 
Clemenoe  dau.  of  Sir  William  Norris  of  Speke,  00.  Ian- 
caster;  and  dying  15  Elizabeth  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Hulton,  Esq.  uf  Hulton  Park,  aged  82  at  his 
father's  decease.  He  m.  Margaret,  dau.  uid  oo-heir  of 
Henry  Kighley  Esq.  of  Inskip,  and  had  with  other  issue 
(of  whom,  Katherine,  m.  Assheton  Potter.  Esq.  of  Croaton ; 
and  Elixtbeth,  Robert  Dalton,  Esq.  of  Thomham).  a  eon 
and  successor, 

Adam  Hulton,  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park  who  m.  previously 
to  4  Feb.  29  Elisabkth,  Alice  Baguley,  of  Manchester,  and 
was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

William  Hulton,  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park  who  m.  Kathe- 
rine, Sth  dau.  of  Robert  Hyde  of  Hyde  and  Norbuiy,  to 
Cheshire,  by  Beatrix  bis  wift,  dan.  of  Sir  William  Calrerley, 
of  Calverley  to  Yorkshire,  and  had  issue, 

Adam,  his  heir.  Edward,  d.  «ai«i.  to  1645. 

Beatrix,  m.  to  George  Riffby,  Bsq.  of  Ped,  4th  son  of 
Alexander  Rigby,  of  Middleton. 
William  Hulton  d.  6  Sept.  1613  (his  widow  m.  Sndly.  Roger 
Nowel.  of  Rcid ;  and  Srdly,  Saville  Rodcliflb),  and  was  $. 
by  his  son, 

*  From  John  de  n<ilton,  the  youngest  son,  deacended  (he 
Hultons  o/Fanuworth, 


rth,  r-^  f 

Jigitized  by  V3OOQI, 


HUM 


HUM 


Al»A]i  HULTOH,  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park,  b.  1  Ju]y.  1007; 
^ho  »*.  Qnoe,  only  oUm.  of  Edmund  Howarth,  Eaq.  of 
UowBLrth,  and  had  iasue, 

WiLUAM,  his  heir. 

Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Laoy,  Esq.  of  Longworth. 

Beaiiix,  m.  to  Edward  Copley.  Esq.  of  Uatley. 
Mr.  Hulton,  whose  will  boars  date  14  Sept.  1651,  was  «.  by 
his  son, 

William  Hulton,  Esq.  of  Hulton  P  rk  and  Ftoneworth, 
4.  9  Sept.  1625;  who  m.  Anne,  only  child  and  heir  of 
William  Jessop,  Esq.  of  Warwick  House,  Holborn.  M.P. 
for  Stafford  and  had  issue.  Mr.  Hulton  d,  37  March  1694. 
was  buried  in  the  chancel  of  Dean  Church,  aud  «.  by  his 
son, 

HnntT  HULTOV,  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park,  bipt  8  Feb.  1665; 
who  ».  at  ThomhiU,  29  Sept.  1735,  Eleanor,  eldest  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  the  Rot.  John  Copley,  rector  of  Elmley,  but 
4yiBg  without  issue,  the  estates  passed  to  his  brother, 

Jbssop  Hulton,  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park  aud  Fameworth, 
bapt.  at  Daan,  18  Feb.  1667-8.  He  m.  Maty,  d  lu.  of  William 
Haxolden,  oo.  Hereford,  and  had  issue.  Mr.  Hulton  d. 
about  the  year  1726,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  Hulton,  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park  and  Fameworth, 
bapt.  at  Dean.  22  June»  1717;  who  m.  Maiy  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  William  Lei^h,  Esq.  of  Westhoughton  House,  and 
by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Edward  Clowes,  Esq.  of  Broughton) 
loft  at  his  decease,  in  Aprfl,  1741.  an  only  son  and  successor, 

WnjJAM  Hulton  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park  and  Fameworth, 
b.  in  Ireland.  6  Oct.  1789.  He  m.  25  AprU,  1759,  Anne, 
dau.  and  heir  of  John  Hall,  Esq.  of  Droylsden,  in  Lan- 
cashire.  and  by  her  (who  d.  23  June.  1802)  had  issue, 

L  Wiluam,  his  heir. 

II.  Heuiy,  b.  27  Nov.  1765;  lieut-coL  commandant  of  t>*e 
Blackburoe  regiment  of  local  militia,  m.  Louisa-Caix>liae, 
4th  dau.  of  John-Hooke  Campbell,  Esq.  of  Baugeston, 
in  Pembrokeahire,  Lord  Lyon,  King  at  Arms,  Scotland, 
and  had  issue, 

1  Henry-William,  d.  «.  o.  in  1822. 
^•S  William -Adam,  bomster-at-law,  m.  Dorothy -Anna 
youngest  dau.  of  Edward  Oorst,  Esq.  of  Preston,  and 
Las  issue, 

William  Jessop,  b.  5  Feb.  1837,  d.  an  infhnt. 
Henry-Edward,  6.  21  June,  18S9. 
Frederick-Campbell,  b.  24  June.  134L 
QeorRo-Eustaoe,  6.  11  July,  1842. 
Eiiza-Loiiisa.  Mary-Caroline. 

8  Jessop- Oeoiige-De  Blnckbume,  M.D..  E.  I. Co.'s  service, 
d,  g.  p.  off  Arabia,  in  Sept  1836. 

4  Cimpbell-Basset-Artbur-Qrey,  in  holy  orders. 
6  Froderlck-Blethyn-Copley. 

1  Louisa-Caroline-Mary- Anne,  t».  to  John  Addison,  Eaq. 
of  Preston,  banister-at-law;  and  d,  in  1826,  leaving  a 
dan.,  Anne- Agnes. 

5  Anna-Beatrice. 

3  Eleonoi^Eustotia,  d.  in  April,  1842,  «.  p, 

4  Henrietta-Maria.  6  Cliarlotte-Francee-Mona. 

L  Auno,  m.  to  Banastre  Parker,  Esq.  of  Eztwistle  and 
Cuerden ;  aud  d.  «.  p.  in  1830. 
Mr.  Hultun  d.  in  France,  1  Jan.  1773  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Hulton,  Esq.  of  liulton  Park.  6.  28  May.  1762; 
who  served  as  high-sheriff  in  1789.  He  ta.  28  Aug.  1785, 
Jane,  8rd  dau.  of  Peter  Brooke  Esq.  of  Mere,  co.  Chester, 
and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Mi^jor  Thomas- William  Boyoe) 
y%iu\  igsuey 

WnxiAM,  his  heir. 

Frances- Anne,  m.  4  May,  1810,  to  the  Rev.  John  Bowles 
Browne,  vicar  of  Prestbury,  in  Cheshire. 
Mr.  Hulton  d.  24  June,  1800,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the 
present  William  Hulton,  Esq.  of  Hulton  Park. 

.4rm»— Arg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu. 

Crett — In  a  mural  crown,  a  stag's  head,  with  a  brsnoh  of 
biwthom. 
iloM<H-Mens  flecU  nescia. 
£ra^— Hulton  Park,  near  Bolton. 


HUME  OF  NINEWELLS. 

Hdm  1%  AoNES,  of  Ninewells,  co.  Berwick,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  David  Hume,  of  Ninewells,  one  of  the 
barons  of  the  court  of  Exchequer  in  Scotland ;  m, 
Matthew  Norman  Macdonald,  Esq.,  brother  of  the 
late  Sir  John  Macdonald,  Adjutant-Qeneral. 

ILitltA^t, — ^Thomas  Hums,  or  Homk,  2nd  son  of  Sir 
Alexander  Home,  of  Dungliss  who  was  slain  at  the  battle 
of  Vemeuil,  in  1424.  founded  the  liunily  of  Homeo/  Tyuing- 
hame  and  NinetcdU,  of  which  the  reproseutative  in  the 
17th  century 

John  Hums.  Esq.  of  Ninewells.  m.  and  left,  with  a  dau., 
696 


Calhertne,  wifb  of  the  Rev.  George  Home  (see  famUp  </ 
BosERTSON,  p.  449),  a  son,  Josbph  Uomb,  Esq.  of  Ninewells. 
who  ta.  Gatheriue,  dau.  of  Sir  D.ivid  Falooner,  lord  pre- 
sident  of  the  Court  of  Session.  1681,  and  sister  of  David, 
6th  Lord  Falconer,  and  had  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

David,  che  celebrated  historian,  b.  at  Edinbuigh,  in  1711, 
and  d.  unvi,  in  1776. 

Catharine. 

The  elder  son, 

John  Humn.  Esq.  of  Ninewells  and  of  Femey  Castle, 
Berwick  b.  in  1724 ;  m.  in  1751,  Agnes,  only  dau.  of  Robert 
Carte,  Esq.  of  C  ivers,  in  Bozbuighshire  (by  Helen  his  wife, 
sister  of  Sir  Walter  BiddeU.  Bart,  of  BiddelJ)  and  had  issue, 

Joseph,  his  heir. 

David,  who  «.  on  the  death  of  his  brother,  to  the  flonily 

estates. 

John,  a  writer  to  the  Signet  in  Edinburgh. 
Catherine,  m.  to  Capt  Robert  Johnston,  of  Hilton  and 

Hutton  Hall,  co.  Uerwiok. 

Mr.  Hume  d.  14  Nov.  17S6  and  was  «.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

Joseph  Mumb,  Esq.  of  Ninewells,  early  in  life  eapt.  in  the 
2nd  dngoon-guards,  d.  uum,  14  Feb.  1882,  and  was  s.  by  hii 
next  brother  and  heir,  the  very  eminent  lawyer, 

David  Hums,  Esq.,  formerly  one  of  the  barcHis  of  the 
Court  of  Exchequer  in  Scotlaud,  from  vi^ch  office  he  retired 
in  1834,  having  he|^  it  for  a  period  of  twelve  years.  Ho 
vras  successively  sheriff-depute  of  Berwickshire  and  of  West 
Lothian,  and  was  a  professor  of  the  Scotch  laws  in  the 
University  of  Edinbuigh.  Baron  Hume  m«  Jane  Alder,  and 
had  issue, 
Joseph,  advocate^  d.  unnu  1819. 

Flizabetb,  of  Ninewells,  which  she  rebuilt  in  1841,  d.  uHtn, 
AoNBS,  now  of  Ninewells. 

Cathbrinb,  m.  i819,  Adolphus  M'DowaU  Boaa^*  M.D.,  and 
has  isBue, 

Andrew-Boss.  David  Hume. 

Adolphus-M'DowaU.  John-Aberoromby. 

Jane- Alder,  m.  1851,  to  Henry  Gordon  Dickson,  Eiq. 
Isabella,  m.  1847,  to  John-Oeoige  Chancellor,  Esq. 
Catherine-Agnes,  m.  18^0,  to  Kichard  Fynsent^  Eaq. 
Elizabeth-Mary. 
Dr.  Ross  d.  1842 ;  Mrs.  Ross  d.  1851. 

Arm^—Yort,  a  lion,  rampant^  aig.,  within  a  bordure,  or, 
charged  wiih  nine  fountains,  or  wolJs,  ppr. 
Crest — A  lion's  head,  erased,  arg.,  collared,  gn. 
Motto — True  to  the  end, 
Stat — Ninewells,  Berwickshire. 

♦»*  OsoBOE  HoM£^  Esq.  of  Whitfield,  derivod  ftx>m  a 
brother  of  Home  of  NiuewoUs^  was  possessed  of  a  very 
considerable  landed  property  in  Berwickshire,  and  loug 
represented  that  county  in  parliament,  but  owing  to  the 

•  Family  op  Robs.— The  branch  of  the  family  of  Ross,  from 
which  tbo  future  representatives  of  Ninewells  descend,  has 
been  seated  in  Galloway  for  many  centuries,  aud  in  the  pos- 
session of  extensive  estates,  amongst  others  Babiiel  (canied 
into  the  family  of  Stair  by  the  marriage  of  Mamaret  Rcnm, 
the  heiress.  2lBt  Sept  164S,  with  James,  1st  Viscount  of 
Stair)  Galston,  Balkail,  Bolsarrock,  and  Balgreen,  and  con- 
nected, by  marriiige,  with  the  noble  families  of  Lindsay. 
Earls  of  Crawford  and  Balcarres,  Campbell.  Earls  of  Loudon, 
M'Gill,  Viscounts  of  Oxfurd,  Dalrymple,  Earls  of  Stair,  &c. 

Andrew  Ross  (great-grandfather  of  Dr,  Adolphus  M'DowaU 
Ross)  posstjssed  the  estates  of  Balkail,  Balsoiroch,  and  Bal- 
green, all  in  the  00.  Wigton,  and  left  three  sons, 

I.  Alexander,  of  Balkail,  grandfather  of  General  Sir  Hew 
Dalrymple  Ross.  G.C.B. 

II.  Andrew,  of  Balaarrooh,  grandfather  of  Admiral  Sir  John 
Ross,  and  ^roat-grand  rather  of  Captobi  Sir  James  Rosa, 
R.N.,  the  distinguiflhed  Polar  navigators. 

III.  James,  of  Balgreen,  m.  Isabolla  Allan,  dau.  of  Captain 
Allan,  Royal  Navy,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 

1  Andrew,  colonel  in  the  army,  m.  Isabella  Macdonell, 
of  AberhoUader,  and  had  issue, 

Alexander-James,  It. -colonel  in  the  army. 

Adolphus  M'Dowall,  M.D.,  %U  tupra, 

Jaut-s  Kerr,  of  l^urence  Park,  co.  Stirling,  colonel  lu- 
the  army,  K.H.,  aide-de-cianp  to  General  Sir  John 
Buchan,  during  the  Peninsular  War,  m.  in  ]8'i7.  Mar- 
garet, 2nd  dau.  of  James  M'Turvy,  Eeq.  of  Lude,  oo. 
Perth. 

Isabella,  m.  Geoige  Bell,  Esq.  of  Hunthill,  oo.  Rox- 
burgh. 

Mary- Anne,  m.  Dr.  Bartlett  Buchanan. 

Eleanora-Jane,  m.  Robert  Bell,  Enq.,  advocate|i>rocur- 
afcor  of  the  Church  of  Scotland,  aud  sheriff  of  the 
counties  of  Berwick  and  Haddington. 

Margaret,  m.  David  Welsh,  Esq.  of  CoUin,  oo.  Wigton, 
and  of  Nuthill,  co.  Dumfiries. 

Clementina  Blair,  la.  Tliomos  Corrie,  Esq.  of  Newton  . 
Aird,  CO.  Dumfries. 


HUM 


HUM 


mpmineni  part  he  took  in  the  rlaiDg  of  '45.  the  estate  of 
Whitfield  was  oonfiscoted.  This  Qwrgo  Home,  who  in- 
herited the  Undfl  of  Manderston,  near  Dtmse,  from  his 
mother's  brother,  Alexander  Caimeross,  bishop  of  Bt^hoe, 
was  i.  by  his  brother, 

Albxakdeb  Homc,  of  Manderston,  who  m.  the  heiress  of 
Drummond  of  Kildees,  with  whom  he  obtained  a  small 
fortune,  but  being  of  an  eztraragant  disposition,  he  soon 
involved  his  property.  Ifanderston  was  sold,  and  with  the 
residue  he  purchased  a  property  between  Edinburgh  and 
Leith,  whicn  he  denominated  WhiMrid.  in  order  to  preserve 
the  fiunily  title.  He  d.  without  issue,  and  was  «.  by  his 
nephew  (the  son  of  his  deceased  brother),  at  that  time  a 
m'dshipman,  R  N.,  who  d.  in  1806,  in  the  Island  of  Dominica, 
of  which  he  was  a  member  of  council,  leaving  a  widow  and 
an  infant  son,  the  present  Axexawdkr-Osobob  Homb,  Bsq. 
of  Whitfield,  fellow  of  the  Royal  College  of  Physician^  and 
aasistant-suxgeon  of  the  Snd  dragoon-guards. 


HUME  OF  HUMEWOOD. 

Hums,  WiLUAM-WsMTWoRTH-FirzwiLUAif,  Esq. 

of  Humewood,  oo.   Wicklow,  b.  28   Oct.  1805;  m. 

8  June,  1829,  MAi:garet-Bnice.  eldest  dau.  of  Robert 

Chaloner,  Esq.  of  Guisboro*,  co.  York,  by  the  Hon. 

Frances-Laara  Dundas,  his  wife,  dau.  of  the  late 

Lord  Dundas,  and  has  sunriying  issue, 

I.  Charlotte-Anna,  s».  to  Richard-P.  Long,  Esq.  of  Dol- 

forgan,  co.  Montgomery,  eldest  son  of  Walter  Long, 

Esq.  of  Rood  Aahton,  co.  Wilts,  M.P.  for  that  county. 

Mr.  Hume,  who  is  a  magistrate  and  D.L.  for  oo. 
Wicklow,  t,  his  father  in  Nof.  1815. 

^.ttl^affe. — ^AiTDBBW  HxTMB  (son  and  successor  of  Gavin 
Hume^  "Captain  of  TantaUon,"  distinguished  in  the  French 
service,  and  grandson  of  Alexander  Hume,  8rd  Bruron  of 
Potwofth).  returned  to  Scotland  and  purchised  the  estate 
of  the  Rhodes,  near  to  the  lands  of  his  cousin,  the  1st  Sir 
John  Hume,  of  North  Berwick.  He  m.  Hoeea  Seaton,  dau. 
ef  Seaton  of  Barnes,  and  niece  to  the  Earl  of  Winton,  by 
whom  he  had.  with  a  dau.,  supposed  to  have  m.  George 
Hume,  of  Pinkerton,  four  sons,  vis.,  Bobbbt,  his  heir; 
Thomas;  John;  and  William.  Andrew  Hume  d.  in  1694 
or  15M,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

RoBBRT  Humb.  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Dr.  Midielson, 
Laird  of  Brackness,  nnd  granddau.  of  Sir  Bruce  Semple, 
of  Githcart,  by  whom  he  had  a  son, 

Thomas  Humb,  Esq.,  who  purchased  the  estate  of  Hume- 
irood,  00.  Wicklow.  He  m.  Ist,  Miss  Jane  Lauder,  co. 
liCitrim ;  and  2ndly,  Elisabeth  Galbraith,  widow  of  Hugh 
Oalbraith,  of  St.  Johnstown,  oo.  Fermanagh.  By  the  1st 
only  he  had  issue,  vis., 

WnjJAM,  his  heir.  Geoive.  d.  jcnng. 

Robert,  ancestor  of  the  Humes  of  Lisanure  Outle,  oo. 
Cavan,  and  of  Cariga,  in  Leitrim,  and  of  the  Humes  of 
Dublin. 
Mr.  Hume  d,  in  1718,  an  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

WiLUAJf  Hume,  Esq.  of  Humewood,  who  m.  Anna  dau. 
of  John  Dennison  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Dublin,  and  had  two 
sons  and  four  daue.,  vis..  Gborob,  his  heir;  Dennison,  who 
d.  without  issue;  Isabella;  Sarah;  Catherine;  Maiigiret. 
He  d.  26  May.  1752,  having  previously  settled,  by  deed, 
dated  6  Dec,  1744,  his  estate  on  his  eldest  sou, 

Obobob  Hums,  Esq.  of  Humewood,  who  m,  Anna,  dau. 
of  Thomas  Butler.  Esq.  of  BoUymurtagh,  co.  Wicklow,  aud 
had  five  sons  and  two  daus ,  vis.,  Wiluam,  his  heir ;  Geoiige 
d,  ».  p. ;  Dennison,  d.  ».  p. ;  John-La  Touch,  who  m.  and 
]«ft  issue ;  Clement,  who  also  m.  and  left  issue ;  Isabella ; 
and  Anna,  who  m,  Benjamin  Wills,  Esq.  of  tiie  dty  of 
Dublin.    He  d.  in  Aug.  1765  and  wis  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Humb,  Esq,  of  Humewood,  M.P.  eo.  Wicklow, 
shot  by  a  party  of  rebels  in  the  Wicklow  mount  tins  8  Oct. 
1708.  He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Joseph  Hoare,  Bart., 
]C,P.,  of  Annabella,  co.  Cork,  and  had  two  sons  and  four 
4aus.,  vis.. 

WiLUAM-HoABB,  his  heir. 

Joa^h-Samuel,  who  m.  Miss  Smith,  and  loft  issue  one 
son,  now  settled  in  America,  and  thne  daus. 

Catherine,  m.  to  William  Franks,  Bsa.  of  Carrig.  co.  Cork. 

Anne,  la.  to  the  Rev.  Dominick-K.  BLnke. 

Jane,  m.  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Maurice  Mahon,  now  Lord 
Hartland;  she <L  s.  j>.  13  Dec.  1888. 

Qraoe. 
The  eldest  son, 

William -Ho  ABB  Hums.  Esq.  of  Humewood,  M.P.  for 
Wicklow,  oo.    He  m.  Ch  irlotte-Anni  only  dm.  of  the  late 
Samuel  Dick,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  sister  to  Quintin  Dick 
Esq.  M.P.  for  Maldoa  snd  had  issue. 
696 


William- Wbvtwobtu-Fitxwilliam,  now  of  Humewood. 
Quintin-Dick,  in  holy  orders,  manied. 
George  Ponsonby,  nu^or  58th  regt. 

Chaiiotte-Isabella-ForBter,  «».  to  T.  Crowe,  Esq.  of  Dr»- 
more  Castle,  oo.  Clare. 
Charlotte  Jane. 
Mr.  Hume  d.  in  Nov.  1816. 

.<4mu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  vert,  a  lioo.  Tampan^  arg. ; 
2iid  and  Srd,  aig.,  three  ravens,  vert. 
CreH — A  lion's  head,  erased,  arg. 
IfoMo— True  to  the  end. 
Aea<— Humewood,  Baltinglaas,  co.  Wicklow. 


HUMFFREYS  OF  LLWYN. 

HniirrBETS,  William,  Esq.  of  Uwyn,  co.  Koni- 
gomery,  $.  his  brother,  14  Aug.  1824. 

UlllCXSf* — The  Humfftvys  of  Uwyn  deduce  Uneags 
from  Edwin.  Lord  of  Tegaingt  in  Flint.  found«r  of  the 
Twelfth  Noble  Tribe  of  North  Wales  and  Powys.  From 
this  chief  derived,  eleventh  in  succession. 

Ietah  Voblvbtoh  (ap  Iobwbbth  VAUOBAirX  of  Maeng- 
wynedd,  who  m.  E&,  dau.  Cyhelyn,  son  of  Bhun  ap  Binkm 
Efell,  Lord  of  Cynllaeth,  and  had  issue, 

levan,  snmamed  Caereinion,  ancestor  of  the  Owkib  cf 

Tedtmore,  Owrms  <^  BtUm,  Owebs  ^  Woodiumm,  and 

Owbms  0/  Condover. 
Einion.  LLBWBLTir. 

lorwerth-Goch,  ancestor  of  Rbab-Admibal  Sffi  Salubbubt 

Davbwpobt  (originally  HuMnRBTsX  C.B.  and  K.aH., 

ofBramallHalL 

The  8rd  son, 

Llbwblth,  was  father  of  lev  am,  whose  son,  Wiluam  at 
Ibvah,  vras  seated  at  Llangar,  oo.  Merioneth.    His  son, 

EusAU  AP  Wiluam.  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  lovmn  up 
Richard,  and  was  «.  l^  his  son, 

HuMiTRBT  AP  Elisau  of  GlanalwoD,  in  Llangar,  and  of 
Mierddu.  in  Gwyddelwem.  both  in  the  oo.  of  Merionrth. 
whose  wife  was  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Edward  Uoyd.  Esq.  of 
Llysvassy.    Their  son, 

Wiluam  ap  Humppbbt,  who  first  adopted  the  family 
surname  of  Humptrbts,  served  by  the  name  of  William 
HumfiVeys.  Esq..  as  a  captain  for  Chablbb  I.  and  sold  tho 
GLanalwen  estate  to  his  wife's  brother,  Edmund  Meirick. 
Mr.  Humffrey  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Peter  Meyrick.  Esq.  of 
Ucheldre,  and  was  father  of 

Wiluam  Humptrbts,  of  Merddu,  who  m.  Jane.  dan.  of 
Edward  Wynne,  of  liangynhafiil.  and  was  «.  by  his  sod. 

Wiluam  Humppbbts,  of  Maerddu.  6.  in  16M.  This  gen- 
tleman m.  Grace,  dau.  of  Robert  Lloyd,  of  Forth,  Gent., 
descended  fiu>m  Osborne  Fitzgerald  Lord  of  Tnysymaen- 
gwyn,  and  had  issue.  Mr.  Humffreys  d.  7  Jan.  1718.  His 
son, 

RooEB  HuMPPRBTS,  Esq.  of  Llanfyilin,  oo.  Montgomery, 
who  was  b.  in  1895,  left  at  his  decease,  in  1733.  a  son, 

Wiluam  Humpprbts,  Esq.  of  Llwyn,  oo.  Montgomeiy. 
father  of 

John  Hxtmppretb.  Esq.  of  Llwyn.  who  m.  Rebecca,  dau. 
of  William-Mostyn  Owen,  of  Woodhouse,  oo.  Salop,  Esq. ; 
d.  17  Sept.  1817,  having  b:id  issue, 

John  Humfl^ys,  Esq.  of  Llwyn,  who  d.  t.  j».  at  Aroot» 
Madnw,  14  Aug.  1834. 

Wiluam,  successor  of  his  brother. 

Roger-Moetyu.  Thomas-Henry. 

Edward-Arthur. 

Harriet-Rebecca.  Frances-Anne. 

John  Humffreys  was  s.  at  his  death  by  his  brother,  the 
present  William  Humpprbts,  Esq. 

AriM—Qaaitoriy :  Ist  and  4th,  arg. ,  a  cross-flory,  eitfrailed, 
sa.,  between  four  Cornish  chough^  ppr.,  on  a  chie^  as.,  a  . 
botir's  head,  oouped,  arg.,  tusked,  or,  langued,  gu.,  for  Hum- 
pprbts; 2nd  ana  Srd,  erm.,  a  saltier,  engrailed,  gu.^  thersoa 
a  crescent,  or,  for  Llotd  op  Forth. 

CreH— On  a  chapeau.  a  boar,  passant,  arg..  fretty,  gu.,  mors 
usually  described  and  depicted  as  a  boar  in  a  net,  or  toils. 


HUMFREY  OF  WROXHAM  HOUSE, 

Blake -HuMPRET,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Wroxhsm 
House,  CO.  Norfolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  23  Not.  1795; 
m.  9  Aug.  1838,  Charlotte,  youngest  dau.  of  CoL 
Harvey,  of  Thorpe  Lodge,  Norwich,  by  Franoes  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Roger  Kerrison,  Knt.,aDd  has  issue, 

t.  RoBBnT-HARTET  b.  S3  Jan.  1848. 

u.  Thomas,  h,  8  March,  1M4.        m.  John  b,  S3  Jan.  1M7. 


)igitized  by  VjOOQI, 


HUM 

1.  M«ip\ret.  IL  Eleanor. 

lu.  Caroline.  nr.  Isabel-Charlotte. 

This  gentleman  (who  served  with  the  army  in  the 
Peninsula,  was  severely  wounded  at  the  passage  of 
the  Nive,  and  has  a  medal  with  two  clasp-s)  is  2nd 
son  of  Thomas  Blake,  of  Norwich,  Esq.,  barrister-at- 
law,  a  magistrate  and  D.L.  co.  Norfolk.  {See  pedi- 
gree of  Blakb,  of  Horttead.) 

In  August,  1847,  he  assumed  by  royal  licence  the 
surname  and  arms  of  Humfret  in  addition  to  his 
paternal  name  and  coat,  in  compliance  with  the  will 
of  the  Rkv.  John  Humfret,  of  Wroxham,  rector  of 
Great  Dunham,  and  Crostwick,  in  co.  Norfolk. 

The  Rev.  John  Humfret,  descended  from  an 
ancient  family  at  Rishangles,  oo.  Suffolk,  was  son  of 
the  Rev.  Richard  Humfrey,  rector  of  Thorpe,  near 
Norwich,  and  brother  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Humfrey, 
sometime  preceptor  to  the  royal  Dukes  of  Clarence 
and  Kent,  sons  of  Qeorob  III. 

Arm$ — Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  gu.,  a  lion,  rampant,  and 
above  the  head  a  dncal  coronet,  or,  with  a  canton,  of  the  last, 
for  diRtinction,  for  HuMntxv ;  2nd  and  8rd,  ar?.>  a  cherrun. 
between  three  sarba,  sa. ,  within  a  bordure,  of  the  last,  thereon 
ai|^t  fleuni-de^ia  of  the  first,  for  Blaub. 

OreaU— 1st,  on  a  ducal  coronet,  an  eagle,  wings  elevated, 
holding  in  the  dexter  claw  a  aoeptre,  or,  and  chiuiged  on  the 
breast  (for  distinction)  with  a  croaa-eroaalet,  gu.,  for  Hum- 
FKET  ;  2nd,  on  a  morion,  a  martlet,  ppr.,  for  Blaxb. 

JfoMo— Ooalestem  apero  ooronam. 

fiea<— Wroxham  House,  Norfolk. 


HUN 


I  Bayley,  Bsq. ;  Thomaa-Oraven,  b.  1811;  Bei^amis, 
18,  ta.  Harriet,  dan.  of  D.  0*Rorke,  Esq. ;  Men,  m. 


HUMFREY  OF  CAVANACOR. 

Humfret,  Bbnjamin-Qealb,  Esq.  of  Cavanacor, 
oo.  Donegal,  lieut.  colonel  in  the  army,  served  in  the 
45th  regiment.,  during  the  Peninsular  war,  for  which 
he  has  a  medal  and  nine  clasps;  J.P.  and  high-sheriff 
in  1848,  b.  28  Sept.  1793;  m.  8  July,  1828;  Mary, 
only  child  and  heiress  of  William  Keys,  Esq.  of 
Cavanacor,  and  has  issue, 

I,  William,  b.  16  July.  1824 ;  d,  April.  1826. 

IL  John-Keys,  b.  16  Jime,  1828 ;  an  officer  63rd  regiment. 

ni.  Alexander  b.  9  Aug.  1831 ;  an  officer  77th  regiment. 

IV.  Bei^amin-Oeale,  6.  25  Dec.  1833 ;  in  the  royal  artillery. 

I.  Jane.  ii.  Mary. 

in.  Marion  m.  11  Aug.  1853.  Joseph  Fishboume,  Baq.  of 
Aahfield  Hall,  Queen's  Co.,  and  has  a  dau.,  Maiy- 
Joeepbhie. 

rv.  EliEAbeth.  v.  Kate.  vi.  Annie-Frances. 

%intSi^t» — ^The  first  settlement  of  the  HumfVey  family 
in  Ireland  was  made  by  Richard  Humfrey,  -who  -was  6.  in 
1614.  He  was  the  son  of  Richard  Humfrey,  of  Bettenden. 
Essex  by  his  wife,  the  dau.  of  Sir  Samuel  Sandys,  of 
Ombersley,  co.  Worcester,  and  landed  in  Ireland  1655 
■where  he  settled  at  Donard,  co.  Wicklow.  His  wife  <L 
there  in  1666 ;  and  he  in  1665.    His  eldest  son. 

HxNRT  HcMFREY.  m.  13  Jan.  1675,  C^itharine  dnu.  of 
Frances  Bolleston,  Esq.  of  Frankfort  Castle;  and  d.  4  July, 
1709,  leivingason 

Hbnrt  Humfbkt.  Esq..  who  nu  19  July  1712,  Elisabeth 
Henthom ;  and  d,  18  March  1741,  leaving  a  son, 

Thomas  Humviuet,  Esq.  b.  28  Jan.  1717,  who  was  father, 
by  Elisabeth  Stewart  his  wife,  of  an  only  son.  HmniT 
HuMrBBT.  Esq.  6. 1757.  who,  dying  wun.  1  May.  1843  left, 
by  will,  his  property  in  Widdow,  Louth,  and  the  King's 
Co.,  to  his  kinsman,  Benjamin-Qeale  Hiuufrey  Esq.  His 
ancestor. 

Matthew  Huxtbby,  Esq..  was  brother  of  Henry  Hum- 
frey who  ia.  Miss  Bulleston.  He  m.  1685,  Deborah,  dau. 
of  Benjamin  Bunbury.  Esq.  of  KiUerig  oo.  Carlow.  and  by 
her  (wh.>  m.  2ndly  Thomas  Bernard.  Esq.  of  Clonmulst) 
left  fire  sons  of  whom  the  eldest,  Matthew,  d.  unm.  1744. 
The  2nd  son. 

Jomr  HuMvarr.  Esq.  m.  27  April.  1747.  Elisabeth,  dau. 
of  John  Geale,  Esq.  of  Mount  Ueale,  co.  Kilkenny ;  and 
dying  1768  left  a  son. 

William  Humfbxt.  Esq.  b.  1750 ;  who  m.  5  Feb.  1774, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Alexander  Kirkpatrick.  Esq..  and  by  her 
(who  d.  1802)  lea  at  his  deceuw  20  Oct.  1829, 

Alexakper,  b.  1775 :  d.  Aug.  1845 :  m.  Catheiine,  dau.  of 
M^jor  Craven,  and  had  issue,  WilliaraCharles,  b.  1802, 

m  Collins,  dau.  of  Mtyjor  Portye.  and  hai  fotir  sous  and 
two  daus. :  Aloxander-John,  6.  1803,  m.  Caroline^  dau.  of 

5i;7 


John  ] 

b.  1818, 1 

Rev.  J.  F.  Morton. 
Bemjamin-Obalb.  now  of  Cavanacor. 
Anne,  m.  R  Stoteebuiy,  Esq. ;  d.  1820. 
Margaret,  d.  1815.  Elisa.  m.  J.  M.  Reade,  Esq. 

Catherine,  d,  9  Dec  1816.  Mary-Anne. 

Arm»—Qn,,  on  a  cross,  botonn^  arg.,  five  pellets. 
Motto— Sic  olim. 
iSboC— Cavanacor,  co.  Donegal. 


humphrys  of  ballyhaise  house. 

Humthrts,  William,  Esq.  of  Ballyhaise  HouBe, 
CO.  Cavan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  has  served  as  high-sheriff, 
6.  Dec  1798;  m,  Jan.  1827,  Anna-Maria,  dau.  of 
John  Pratt  Winter,  Esq.  of  Agher,  ca  Meath,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  WiLUAM,  b.  Not.  1887. 

n.  John-Wfaiter,  b.  Sept.  1829;  m.  Fob.  1864,  Priscflla- 
Cedha  daiL  of  the  Rer.  J.-P.  Garrett,  of  Jansrille, 
oo.  Carlow. 

m.  Mervyn-Arohdall,  b.  March,  1830. 

I.  Anne-Elizabeth. 
Hem.  2ndly,  Feb.  1888,  Maria-Clarissa,  dau.  of  Hugh 
Moore,  Esq.  of  Eglantine  House,  co.  Down,  by  whom 
he  had, 

I.  Hugh,  6. 10  Not.  1888. 

n.  Armitage-Eglantine,  b.  Aug.  1848. 

I.  Cecilia-Letitia.  n.  Clara. 

m.  BylTia-Prisdlla. 
Mr.  Humphrys  is  son  of  the  late  William  Humphry^ 
by  Letitia  his  wife. 

.^mu— Gu.,  a  Hon.  rampant,  and  above  the  head  a  ducal 
coronet,  or,  on  a  canton,- of  the  last,  a  trefoil,  vert. 

Crtsl — On  a  ducal  coronet,  an  eagle,  wings  elevated, 
holding  in  his  dexter  daw  a  sceptre,  or. 


Motto — Optima  sperando  spiro. 
.Stot— Ballyhaise  r 


le  House,  co.  Cavan. 


HUNGERFORD  OF  INCHODONY. 

HuNGERFORD,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Inchodony,  (The 
Island)  CO  Cork,  b.  16  Jan.  1796;  m.  1  Dec.  1842, 
Caroline,  dau.  of  Geoiige  Sandes,  Esq.  of  Dunowen, 
CO.  Cork,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Maiy-Ssndes. 

II.  Frances-Eyre. 

ILintSLQt* — This  is  sn  undoubted  branch  of  the  illus- 
trious house  of  Hungerford  of  England. 

Capt.  Thomas  Huvoertobd.  of  Rathbarry,  or  The  Little 
Island,  about  four  miles  westward  of  Inchodony.  the  se  it 
of  his  descendants,  served  in  Ireland  in  the  dvil  wars 
ensuing  28  Oct.  1641  (as  did  also  CuL  Anthony  Hiugerfurd) 
and  eventually  purchased  consider.ible  estates,  among  othei  s 
Inchipun,  Clashetariflfe.  Ballyvolane  Lissicurrane  and  West 
Cappoen.    He  was  living  in  1680.    By  Mary  his  wife,  he  had, 

RiOHABD,  his  heir. 

John,  in  holy  orders,  b.  in  the  co.  Cork,  1668;  of  Cahir- 

more,  co.  Cork,  a.d.  1658. 
Thomas,  ancestor  of  the  Cahirmorb  branch. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Achilles  Daunt.  Esq.,  ancestor  of  the 

Daunts  of  Tracton  Abbey,  co.  Cork. 
Margaret,  m.  to  Francis  Poole,  of  Mayfidd. 
Jane,  m.  Thomas  Hewitt,  jun. 

The  oldest, 

CoLOKXL  RiOHABD  HuMOSBTORD,  of  ludiodony,  or  The 
Island,  near  Clonakilty,  is  called  "cousin,''  in  the  will, 
dated  24  May,  1729,  of  John  Hungerford,  lord  of  the  manor 
of  Hungerford,  in  England.  His  own  will  was  dated  on 
or  about  6  April,  1725.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Emanuel 
Moore  ;  and  d.  about  1720,  leaving  issue, 
Thomas,  his  heir. 

Emanuel  in  hdy  orders,  m.  twice,  by  his  1st  wife,  he  had 
a  dau.,  Mary,  m.  to  Richard  Hungerford,  of  The  Island. 
By  his  2nd  wife,  he  had  three  sons,  vis.,  Richard,  John, 
Thomas. 

Richard,  also  a  legatee  in  the  will  of  John  Hungerford,  of 
Hungerford.  He  d.  1755.  leaving,  by  Rachd  his  wife,  an 
only  dau.,  Rachel,  who  was  m.  to  Qrady,  of  Elton,  co. 
Limerick. 

A  dau.,  «.  to  —  Daunt. 

Katberine,  m.  1716,  to  Thomas  Kuowlee,  of  Killeghy,  oo. 
Cork. 
Jane. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


HUN 

The  son  and  hftlr, 

Thomas  Hditobrford,  d.  vUa  patris,  having  m.  in  1719, 
Susannah  B«oher,  and  having  left  issue, 
RicnABD,  his  heir. 

Elizabeth,  m.  in  I7S3.  to  Capt.  Philip  Townsend,  of  Deny, 
near  Ross-Carbery. 

Mary  (a  legatee  in  the  will  of  John  Hungerford,  of  Hun- 
gerford),  m.  in  1789,  to  the  Rev.  Hoiatio  Townsend,  of 
Coolmoua. 

The  only  son, 

Richard  Hunobrfobd,  Esq.  of  The  Island,  and  for  many 
ye^rs  of  Foxhall,  m.  Ist,  Mary  Becher,  and  by  her  had, 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

II.  John,  who  m.  in  1771,  Anne  Daunt;  and  d.  in  1803, 
leaving  issue, 

1  Richard,  of  Cappeen.  m.  in  1803,  his  cousin,  Jane 
Hungerford,  and  had,  Becher,  of  Clonakilty,  and  other 
issue. 

2  Thonuu,  m.  Louisa  Campbell,  in  1809. 
8  Henry,  m.  Johanna  Daunt. 

4  John,  d.  8.  p.  5  Becher,  d.  §.  p. 
6  Emanuel,  m.  Catherine  Loane. 

1  Elisa,  m.  to  Dr.  Oeorae  Hungerford. 

5  Anne,  m.  hi  1794,  to  Robert  Sealy,  Esq. 
8  Mary.  4  Susan. 

He  m.  2ndly,  Mary.  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Emanuel  Hungerford, 

and  by  her  was  father  of 
Richard,  in  holy  orders,  m.  1775,  Mary  Hungerford,  and 
by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Michael  French)  had  an  only  child, 
Richard,  6.  1770,  who  m.  1794.  Isabella  Masters,  and  left 
issue,  Richard,  of  Carrigeen,  who  m.  Mary-Cranfield,  dau. 
of  Capt.  Colin  Campbell,  and  left  issue ;  Thomas  ;  John ; 
Henrv;  Stephen;  l^^choel-French ;  Maria;  Catherine; 

Emanuel,  d.  §.  p.  Becher,  d.  $.  p. 

Letitia.  m.  1769,  to  Richard  Becher. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Capt  Jeremiah  Donovan. 
Susan,  d.  t.  p. 

Richard  Hungerford  d.  circa  1784.  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Hunqerfobd.  Esq.  of  The  Island,  who  m.  1770. 
Mary-Cranfield  Becher,  and  by  her  (who  d,  1886)  had  issue, 

RiOHABD,  his  heir. 

Geoige  (Dr.X  of  aouakilty,  m.  in  1803,  Eliza  Hunoeiford, 
his  1st  cousin,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1828)  had  issue, 
Thomas,  who  d.  §.  p. ;  Richard,  who  to.  in  1843,  Mary, 
dau.  of  William  Daunt,  of  Spring  Hill,  and  had  issue. 
Dr.  George  d.  15  Sept.  1882. 

Thomas,  of  Broom  ley,  near  Carrigoline,  m.  1st,  Johanna, 
widow  of  Henry  Hungerford ;  and  2Ddly,  Eliza,  dau.  of  the 
late  Dr.  George  Daunt,  of  the  city  of  Cork,  and  had  issue, 
by  his  1st  wife,  Thomas- William,  m.  Miss  O'Hea ;  Eliza- 
Cnarlotte,  m.  to  O'Donovau  Becher,  Era. ;  and  Mary- 
Craitfield.  By  the  2nd  wife  he  had,  George  -  Daunt ; 
Georgina-Daunt;  Catherine-Maria;  Susanna-I^titia ;  and 
Charlotte. 

The  son  and  heir 

Richard  HuiraBRPORD,  of  The  Island,  b.  1771 ;  m.  July. 
1793,  Frances,  dau.  of  Richard  Becher,  Esq.  of  HoUybrooke, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  12  Sept  1848)  had  issue, 
Thomas,  now  of  Inchodony,  or  The  Island. 
Richard-Becher,  m.  18  Sept.  1837.  Frances,  dau.  of  John 
Becher,  Esq.  of  HoUybrooke,  and  has  Richard,  and  other 
issue.  John,  d.  g.  p. 

William,  m.  22  March,  1831,  Jaue-Foye,  and  has  three 
sons,  lUchard,  William,  and  Winspear. 
Geoi^  TO.  7  Oct  1845,  to  Mary-Elizabeth  Sandes,  and 
has  issue. 

Henry,  d.  t.  p.  10  Oct  1855. 

Becher,  m.  14  Feb.  1K45.  Jane  Crossley,  and  has  issue. 
Fanny. 

Susan,  m.  4  June,  1836.  to  Wintrop-Baldwin  Sealy,  Esq. 
Mr.  Hungerford  d.  16  Feb.  1833. 

.^rm«— 8a.,  two  bars,  arg.,  in  chief,  three  plates, 
Cnri(— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet^  or,  a  pepper  garb,  between 
two  reaping-hooks,  allppr. 
Motto— Et  Dieu  men  appuy. 


HUNGERFORD  OF  CAHIRMORE. 

HuNGEHFORD,  TuoMAS,  Esq.,  A.M.,  of  Cahirmore, 
CO.  Cork,  J.P.,  b.  1789;  m.  1814,  Alicia,  dau.  of  the 
llev.  Henry  Jones,  of  Drombog,  rector  of  Li^lee  and 
Kiusela,  and  by  her  (who  ia  deceased)  has  had  issue, 

I.  Thom'is,  d.  aged  18  in  1840. 

II.  Hkkrt-Jombb.  barrister-at-law.  6  1825 ;  m.  Dec  1856, 
Mary-Boone,  ehlcst  dau.  of  Henry -Augustus  Cjwpor, 
Eeq.,  H.B.M..  consul  at  Pemambuco. 

in.  Etlward  d.  1849. 

I.  Catheriiio-Chirlotto. 

II.  Jauc.  d.  1855.  ill.  H>rriotte-Alicia 
IV.  Miirtba-Terry,  d.  1842.              t.  Alice. 

598 


HUN 

Htn^aS^*— As  stated  under  the  history  of  Hungerfoin], 
of  Inchodony,  there  exists  no  doubt  as  to  this  being  a 
branch  of  the  great  English  fiunily  of  Hungerford,  so  iilus* 
trious  in  our  annals. 

Oaptaim  Thomas  Huroerfokd  (descended  from  Bn 
Edmuitd  Hunoebvord,  of  Down  Ampney,  oo.  Glouoeeter, 
second  sunriring  son  (by  Catherine  his  wife,  dan.  and  eo> 
heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Porerell,  desoended  fktnn  the  Pererells  of 
Sandford  Peyerell,  oo.  Devon,  eeited  there  early  in  the  reign 
of  Edward  II.)  of  Walter,  Lord  Hungerford,  K.O.,  and  lord- 
treasurer,  6  Hhmst  VI.,  who  d9rived,  Aram  Sir  Thomas  Han> 
gerford,  sheriff  of  Wilts,  and  speaker  of  the  Houea  of 
C«>mmons,  and  Joan  his  wife.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Edmund 
Hussey,  of  Holbi-ooke)  died  in  1680,*  leaving,  by  Maiy  his 
wife,  a  Srd  son, 

Thomas  Hunobrford,  b.  1663,  of  Ti-inity  CoOege,  Dublin, 
1679,  who  m.  in  1684,  Francis  Synge,  sister  to  the  Aroh- 
bishopofTuam,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

If.  John,  who  iM.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Henry  Jones,  Esq.  of 

Drombeg  House,  and  was  father  of 

1  Thomas  HuNGRRrouD.  Esq.,  whose  son,  by  Ellen  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Captain  Payne,  of  Tmloe,  was 

2  JoHN-TowMSEND  HuMQBRroRD,  Esq.,  solicitor  to  the 
Hon.  K.  I.  Co.  at  Bombay.  He  m.  Mary-Anne,  dan  of 
J.  Payne,  Esq.,  and  niece  of  T.  Price,  Esq.  of  Ard- 
moyle,  and  Clonmore,  oo.  Tipperaiy,  and  d.  leaving 
issue, 

1  John-Hayes,  who  d.  in  1823. 

2  TowNSRirD-JAMRB-WiLUAM,  capt  Bengal  artiUeiy, 
6.  hi  1814. 

1  Ellen,  who  m.  Rawson-Hart  Boddam.  Esq..  Bengal 
civil  service,  eldest  son  of  B.-H.  Boddam,  Esq., 
governor  of  the  Bank. 

S  Mary- Anne,  m.  1st,  Ewan  Law,  Esq.,  Bencral  civil 
service.,  son  of  Ewan  Law,  Eso.  of  Homted  Plaoe, 
Sussex,  who  d.  in  1818 ;  and  2ndly,  in  1826,  to  George 
Williamson,  Esq.,  lieut  H.M.'s  llth  dragoons,  and 
capt  U.  H.,  the  NirAm's  cavalry. 

3  Catherine,  m.  Welby  Jackson,  Esq.,  of  the  Bengal 
civil  service,  son  of  Sir  John  Jackson,  Bart 

The  eldest  son, 

Colonel  Thomas  Hunobrford,  of  Cahirmore,  m.  in  1794, 
Barbara,  dau.  of  Colonel  Bryan  Townsend,  M.P.,  of  Castle 
Townsend,  co.  Cork,  and  by  her  had  a  son, 

Thomas  Hunoertord,  Esq,  of  C  ihirmore,  J.P.,  who  «.  in 
1761,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Dr.  John  Boiasoau,  a  Huguenot,  and 
was  father  of  (his  will  is  dated  17  J.^.  1799X 

Thomas  Hungrrford,  Esq.  of  Cahirmore,  who  m.  in  1787. 
Jane,  dau.  of  Jonas  Travers  Esq.,  of  Butlerstown,  co.  Cork, 
and  by  her  (who  m,  2ndly.  1791,  the  Rev.  William  Stuait,  of 
Welfield,  CO.  Cork),  left  at  his  decease,  v.  p..  a  sou  and  heir, 
the  present  Thomas  Hunobrford,  Esq.  of  Cahirmore. 

Amu,  <ifrc.— Same  as  Hunobrford  oflnekodon^, 
SacU— Caliirmore,  Ross  Carberry,  oo.  Cork. 


HUNGERFORD  OF  DINGLEY  PARK. 

HOLDITCH  •  HUNOEUFORD,     HSNRT  -  HUNOERFORD, 

Esq.  of  Dingley  Park,  co.  Northampton,  J. P.  and 
D.L..  high-sheriflf  1828,  b.  9  Jan.  1808;  ».  by  will  to 
the  estates  of  the  late  Jobn-Peacb  Hungerford,  E^q., 
M.P.  for  Leicestershire  in  three  successive  pai-iia- 
ments,  from  1775  to  1790,  who  cL  4  June,  1809,  aged 
90;  ni,  4  Aug.  1846,  Honoria,  dau.  of  Francis 
Forester,  Esq.,  (brother  of  the  1st  Lord  Forester)  \y 
the  Lady  Louisa-Catherine-Barbara  Vane  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  of  the  Ist  Duke  of  develaod,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Hrnry-Vane-Forestbr,  b.  8  May,  1852. 

II.  Powlett-Henry-Edward,  b.  5  July,  1863. 

III.  Edward-Lytton,  6. 16  Aug.  1855. 


*  Copy  of  inscription  on  the  monument  erected  to  tLe 
memory  of  Capt  Hungerford,  in  Roes  Corbery  Oithedral  :— 

"  In  memory  of  Captain  Thomas  Hungerford,  who  died 
March  2nd,  1680,  and  was  interred  in  this  Cathedral  He  wns 
descended  from  Sir  Edmund  Hungerford,  of  Downe  Ampney. 
in  the  county  of  Gloucester.  Sir  Edmund  was  seoond  son  of 
Walter,  Lord  Hungerford,  of  Farley  Castle,  co.  Wilta,  who 
took  the  Duke  of  Orleans  prisoner  at  the  battle  of  Agincourt; 
was  lord-higb-steward  in  the  reign  of  Hrnrt  V.,  one  of  the 
executors  to  his  will,  and  lordhigh-treasiurer  in  the  reign  of 
Henry  VI.  Lord  Hungerford  was  the  only  surviving  scm  of 
Sir  Thomas  de  Hungerforde,  who,  in  61  Edward  III.,  was  Um 
first  who  took  the  chair  as  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commcmsi 
This  tablet  is  erected  by  Thomas  Huugerford,  of  Cahirmore; 
the  Gth  in  descent  fW)m  the  above  Captain  Thomas  Uuiigor^ 
ford,  this  2lst  day  of  Fobruaiy.  1837.         -.  ^T /> 


HUN 


HUN 


L  JuUa-lUrj-Asne. 

It.  LouiA-Erica.  n.  Clara-Constance. 

HUS^A^C. — ^The  Holdich's.  from  whom  the  present 
Heniy-Hungerford,  Holdich-Hungerford,  Eaq.,  patemaHy 
derives,  are  a  branch  of  the  fieunily  of  Holdich,  Holditch,  or 
Holdlche,  which  at  an  early  period  poeseaaed  considerable 
estates  in  the  co.  of  Norfolk. 

Edward  Holdioh,  living  in  1700,  had  three  sons :  Edwnrd, 
of  Sidney  College,  Cambridge,  A.B.  d.  unm, ;  Thomas,  of 
whom  presently ;  and  Jeffeiy,  of  Clare  Hall,  Oarobridgo, 
rector  of  Stibbington,  Huntingdonshire,  many  years,  and  d. 
in  1779,  leaving  issue. 

Thoicab  Holdioh  (second  son)  lived  at  Thrapston,  where 
he  d.  in  1752.    His  sou, 

Edward  Holdioh,  «.  him,  and  in  1750,  m.  Anne,  oldest 
gruul-nieoe  and  oo-heireas  of  Thomas  Peach,  Esq.  of  Ding- 
ley  Park,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Thr  Rrv.   Thomas  Holdioh,   A.M.,  rector  of  Burton 
Oveiy.  00.  Leicester,  which  he  resigned  in  1811,  and  rector 
of  Maklwell,  oo.  Northampton,  to  which  he  was  presented, 
in  1808.  by  the  late  John  Peach  Hungerford,  Esq.  ;  and 
also  of  Draughton,  to  whkh  he  was  presented,  in  1841,  by 
H.-H.  Hungerford,  Eeq.    He  m.  let,  in  1803,  Anne,  eldest 
dau.  of  Henry  Haynes.  Esq.  of  Whittlesea,  co.  Cambridge 
and  by,  her  who  d.  20  Feb.  1808,  had  issue, 
HRMRT-HuMOBRroRD,  the  present  proprietor  of  Dingley 
who,  upon  attaining  the  age  of  21.  (in  1824X  assumed  the 
name  and  arms  of  Hunoerford,  in  compliance  with  the 
wiU  of  the  late  John  Peach  Hungerford,  Bsq. 
Thomas  Peach,  A.M.,  rector  of  Dingley,  ft.  21  Dec.  1804; 
IN.  1st,  25  Nov.  1810,  Katharine,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  F.J. 
Corrance,  vicar  of  Great  Qlenn,  oo.  Leioester.  whioh  lady 
d  «.  p.  28  Feb.  1834 :  and  2ndly,  In  1880,  Susan,  dau.  of 
—  Garrard,  Bsq.  and  has  issue, 
llaiy- Anne,  m.  to  C.  Boultbee,  Esq.  of  Whittlesea. 
Mr.  Holdich  wa.  2ndly,  in  1808,  Elizabeth-Laura,  dau  and 
co-heiress  of  the  late  Henry-Lawrence  Maydwell,  Esq.  of 
Whittlesea,  and  hid  by  her  several  children. 

.<lnN»— Quartariv :  1st  and  4th,  sa.,  two  bars,  arg.,  in  chief, 
three  plates,  for  HuiroKRroRD ;  2nd  and  8rd,  or,  on  a  chev., 
aa ,  oottised,  gu.,  three  martlets,  of  the  field,  a  chief,  vaire, 
for  Holdioh. 

CregU—lst,  out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  peppergarb,  of  the 
first,  between  two  sickles,  erect,  ppr.,  for  Uumokrford  ;  2nd, 
A  martlet,  sa.,  in  firont  of  a  cross  pat^  fitchfe,  between  two 
branches  of  palm,  or,  for  Holdich. 

Motto€»—m  Dieu  mon  appui,  for  Hukoertord  ;  Stet  for- 
tuna  domus,  for  Holdich. 

fieat— Dingley  Park,  co.  Northampton. 


HUNT  OF  PITTENCRIEFF. 

Hunt,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Pittencrioff  and  Logie,  oo. 
Fife,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  20  Marcb,  1785;  m,  5  Oct. 
l5l3,  Margaret^  dau.  of  John  Qrieve,  Eaq.,  and  has 

I.   WiLUAM. 

u.  John,  advocate,  d.  10  June,  1841. 

xiL  James-Alexander.  it.  Andrew. 

▼.  Robert.  vi.  Rdph. 

I.  Thomasinv Agnes,  m.  8  Feb.  1841,  to  Sir  Alexander- 
Charles  Gibson  Maitland,  B:urt.  of  Clifton  HaO. 

n.  Janet,  m.  to  B.  B.  Bc^  Esq.,  advocate,  sheriff  of 
Elgin  and  Moray. 
Mr.  Hunt  is  eldest  son  of  the  late  William  Hunt,  of 
Pittencrieff,  by  Janet  his  wife,  dau.  of  James  Alex- 
ander, Eaq.  of  Balrudery,  and  grandson  of  William 
Hunt  and  Ellen  Toung,  his  wife.  He  has  one 
brother,  William,  and  a  sister,  Christina,  m.  to  James 
Hanxiwar,  Esq.  of  luzievar,  advocate. 

CrftU-^K  lion's  head,  erased. 

MoUo^yi  et  virtute. 

8taU — Pittencrieff  and  Logic,  co.  Fife. 


HUNT  OF  BOREATTON. 

Hunt,  Rowland,  Esq.  of  Boreattun,  ca  Salop, 
h.  8  Nov.  1828. 

X,tltCaQC. — This  family,  as  well  as  the  Hunts  of  Staf- 
fordshire, derive  from  Richard  de  Venator,  living  temp.  Ed- 
ward 1.     Fifth  in  descent  from  him  was 

TuoMAS  Hunt,  ol  Stoke  D  iwbenny,  co.  Rutbnd,  living 
▲.D.  1430,  sou  of  Nicholas  Hunt,  of  the  sime  pLice,  .'ind 
grandson  of  Thomas  le  Hunt,  living  40  Edwaiid  III.    Fram 
him  derived  in  direct  descent, 
61^9 


TuoMAS  HuHT,  Esq.,  h.  In  1609,  member  for  Shrewsbury 
in  the  parliament  of  the  Commonwealth,  high-sheriff  of 
Shropshire  in  1666,  who,  after  the  restoration  of  Cha&les 
II.,  purchased  the  estate  of  Boreatton.  He  m.  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  Owen  of  Woodhouse,  and  had  issue, 
Rowlakd,  his  heir. 

John,  of  Chester,  who  m.  Anne.  dau.  of  Richard  Amphlett, 
Esq.  of  Hadsor,  and  was  Cither  of 
Thomas  Hunt.  Esq.  of  MoUington,  who  la.  Mary,  sister 
of  Henry  Robartes,  Eail  of  Radnor,  and  had  issue  («m 
Robabtbb). 
Thomas,  6.  in  1646,  d.  t.  p. 

Elizabeth,  b.  in  16S1,  who  m.  Bartholomew  Beale,  Esq. 
Martha,  m.  to  Palmer,  of  Wanlip,  co.  Leioester. 
Mary,  6.  in  1646,  d.  in  1660. 
He  d.  in  1669  and  was  9.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BowLAin>  Hunt.  Esq.  of  Boreatton.  6.  in  1629,  who  m. 
Frances,  dau.  of  Lord  Paget,  and  was  father  of 

Thomas  Hunt,  Esq.  of  Boreatton,  6.  about  1669,  who  m. 
Ist^  Jane,  eldest  dau.,  and,  in  her  issue,  heiress  of  Sir  Ed- 
ward Ward,  Lord  Chief  Baron ;  and  2ndly,  Miss  Haswell : 
by  the  former  of  whom  he  had  issoe.  Mr.  Hunt  d.  in  1762, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Hxtnt.  Esq.  of  Boreatton,  6.  in  1704,  who  t». 
Sarah,  dau.  of  Edward  Witts,  Esq.,  and  had  issue.  Mr. 
Himt  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Rowland  Hunt,  Esq.  of  Boreatton,  h.  in  1768,  who  st. 
Ann,  dau.  of  Mark  Cornish,  Esq.  of  London,  und  had  issue, 
I.  Rowland,  his  heir. 

u.  George,  of  Wadenhoe,  co.  Northampton,  in  hohr  orders, 
who  m.  28  July,  1818,  Emma,  dau.  of  Scunuel  Gardiner, 
Esq.  of  Coombe  Lodge,  co.  Oxford,  and  had  issue, 
1  George-Ward. 

1  Mury.  S  Eliza* Frances. 

8  Jane-Emilia.  4  Julia-Henrietta. 

5  Emily-Ellen.  6  MaUIda-Selina. 

7  Ellen.  8  Laura. 

in.  Thomas,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  William  Harding.  Esq.  and 
had  issue, 
1  Thomas-Heniv.  2  Charies-John. 

8  Wllliam-Comlsh. 

1  Harriet-Susanna-Anne.  2  Caroline-Emma. 

IT.  Edward,  deceased.  v.  John  deceased. 

I.  Susanna-Frances.  ii.  Sarah-Elizabeth,  deceased. 

Mr.  Hunt  d.  in  1811,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Rowland  Hunt,  Esq.  of  Boreatton,  who  m.  in  1823,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Shrewsbury  and  Glangwna, 
Carnarvonshire,  and  had  issue, 

Rowland,  now  of  Boreatton. 

Thomas-Edward-Lloyd,  b.  16  June,  1830. 

Annabolla-Eliza.  Charlotte-Frsnces. 

.^rtn^— Per  pale,  arg.  and  sa.,  a  saltier,  counterchanged. 
Crat — A  taloot,  sqjant,  sa.,  collared,  or,  lined,  as.,  the  lino 
tied  to  a  halbert,  in  nale  of  the  second,  headed,  of  the  last 
Seat — Boreatton.  Shrewsbury. 


HUNTER  OF  THAT  ILK. 

HuiTTER,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Huuter,  or  Hunterston, 
CO.  Ayr,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  29  Aug.  1799,  n.  22  Nov. 
1836,  Christian  Macknight,  eldest  dau.  of  William 
Craufurd,  Esq.  of  Cartsbum,  co.  Renfrew,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Jane.  u.  Eleanora. 

ItntAffC. — ^Two  ancient  families  of  the  name  of  Hunter 
existed  in  Scotland  for  many  centuries — HuNTsa,  of  Pol- 
mood,  in  Tweeddale,  now  extinct,  and  Huxt£b,  of  Hunter, 
the  present  chief  of  the  Hunters. 

The  patriarch  of  the  race  was  one  of  the  companions  in 
arms  of  Wiluam  the  Conqueror. 

Of  the  Hunterstin  line,  Craufurd  states  that  he  had  *•  very 
careflilly  perused  their  writs,"  and  that '  from  charters  thoy 
appear  to  have  had  at  least  a  part  of  the  estate  they  still 
possess  in  Cunninghame,  while  the  Morvilles  were  lords  of 
that  country,  as  far  back  as  the  reign  of  Albxandeb  II." 
In  the  rem.xrks  on  the  Rag.  Roll,  it  is  stated,  that  in  an 
andc'iit  bounding  charter,  the  lauds  of  Amele-Hunter,  ad- 
joining to  Hunterston,  are  bounded  with  "  terris  Normami 
Venatoris." 

Norman  Hunter,  living  between  the  yeais  1215  and  1249, 
is  the  first  ancestor  mentioned  in  any  deed.  The  Hunterston 
estate  has  \yeen  in  thepoBfcRsicn  of  the  family  for  nore  than 
eight  handled  years,  thougli  only  entailed  by  the  father  of 
the  present  propdet'-r. 

Robert  Hunter,  of  Hun'  erston,  chief  of  this  anc'eut  honso 
in  the  17th  ccutuiy,   ttus  Fcrvcd  heir  tf  couc^ucst  to  his 


HUN 

The  son  «nd  heir, 

Thomas  Humokrvokd,  d.  vUa  patrU,  having  m.  in  1719, 
Busannah  Beoher,  and  having  left  iasue, 
RicnABD,  his  heir. 

Eliiabeth,  m.  in  1738.  to  Oapt.  Philip  Townsend.  of  Deny, 
near  Ross-Carbery. 

Mary  (a  legatee  in  the  will  of  John  Hungerford,  of  Hun- 
gerford),  m.  in  1739,  to  the  Rev.  Horatio  Townsond,  of 
Ooolmoua. 

The  only  eon, 

RionARjj  HimoERFOstJ.  Etuq.  of  The  lihmd,  and  for  iBany 
>o  \VB  of  FDihall,  m.  la%,  Mftry  Dechcr,  and  hy  lior  h^, 
r.  Thomas,  hU  heir. 

iU  Jtjliij,  wbcj  m.  in  1771.  Anne  Paunt^  and  d  in  1«03, 
luavintr  [mu% 
I  ftltihurti,  of  CftppMQ,  m.  in  1$03,   biH  (joyflla,  June 
HinigoTtbrd.  and  hnd,  Bechtjr,  of  Cloiiakilty,  and  otber 


2  Thnuaa,  m.  Louisa  Cani[jboll,  in  180». 
8  Henry,  m.  Jobanim  Daiiut 

4  J  did.  d.  t.  p.  5  Benhet,  d.  f,jh 
e  BDiunuei,  m,  CatHerino  Laancr. 
1  Kllav  ^1.  to  Dt,  fittciipj  flmigmftif^; 

3  AiLtm,  m.  In  17E>4,  to  Robert  iiulji  Kv^. 

5  Majy.  i  Suaau. 

Hu  m.  ^dly,  M.uy.  dii.u.  of  the  Hev.  Emitl* 
acd  by  btr  wn*  fatbor  of 
llicbfird,  ill  hi>ly  oivl«rs,  m.  1778^,  V 

by  ber  .  wh^i  n*  2ftdly.  MSohft^  Fi* 

HiebrtPil  f-.  177(i,  wbo  m,  17V4,  t 

hkswi^  Rikhiml,  of  Carri|miiti,  t 

of  Qij>t.  Colin  Cmuj^betl  af 

EmtiDUult  if.  f,  /». 
Lottitia,  1M,  L7di,  to  ItJ' 
Ebjr«Wtb,r  m.  tu  Cap' 
dunui,  d,  A.  p. 

Maty-CranfleJd  T         *  >i    ^ 

.^jit  *"  ^  i*fto  *^  Margaret  Stewiort, 

^^irf*^         y<**^  djiiL,  Marion,  tba  wifo  of 

A^g^i^..  of  Carl^ng.  and  b«i 

0i^^^  ^C^tiftflld.  but  rf,  i.  p. 


-i^^i^-Vfi^sf-Hh, 

p^fl  if ^*  #&L'ond 
:  //^m  %hln  ndy. 
*    piiP^rrEBS,  of 


^.'  ;^^  tff>0/^  Cunning 


dated 
ingha^re, 
and  l:iad 


ElcUfiivbl 
OwnefDr 
hia  Iflt  c 

Thoma* 
daiL  Q* 

Thomi 
widij 
Utu 


Cm 

Ch 


hifl  elder  boh, 
Urniton,  who  fit,  Hari^n, 
QirtHbum^  and  bad  Ave 


Thai 
Rl« 
17t)S 

and 
T 


ffKf'^^'^^^^  Bi  father. 
V^*  'fji^^lCUM  MUMken,  of  Port  Qb^gow,  and 


j^.  Rebecca  Flemtng,  and  bod  five  Rqns 


f^jt^'i  I  Jan,  17S2h  rf.  mnm.  in  1S46, 

^•^'S  **  li^  '^'*^'  ^''**«  ™    J""*^.  *^^^*-  ^  WtUiftm 

l^!^^B^'  1^*^  ^^^  (with  aduu.,  Jiuje,  who  ei  iu 

J^jt*  FLDftjfri^  fr,  in  I8*JI0,  present  miJe  repre- 
^Iw****  ''^  ^^^  H^"^lerB  of  Huutorston. 
(jlck.  ft.  23  B^pt  1787. 
;  j^iyjgeji,  b.   7  March.  1791,  m.  Kargamt,  dau.  of  — 

,  Robert,  ft.  2flA..g,  1799. 

fftkjy^  2  Marion.  3  MfHTiAr&t. 

i  (Uleabcrtb,  th.  WiUlatn  Bbouart,,  Eaq.  of  Gl«uorDiiflton, 
]md  bad  laaue. 
5  AgnOL 
rTf^iisy-  '^  Thomaa. 

jj,  t^UKabctti,  m,  to  Jctbn  Hjndmau,  of  LuDdeiirton. 

jii.  Marion^  m.  to  Hugh  Muir,  Ej^q, 

IT  Iiun#thea*  m.  Ut,  19  Doc.  1741,  W.  Kelj*o.  Ka*.i  of  OiU- 
ierbirttt,  gniiMlfathur  of  Ak^Jt^Jidor  llifiiiltou.  of  HuJJor- 
hlrst,  CO.  Ayr,  nnd  The  HDtrcat,  co.  Devifo,  and  'JLdly, 
Hugh  Wotr,  l^q.  of  RlrkwaiL 

Mnrgivret,  m,  Mr.  Caldwell,  mercbant  of  Ottieiiotik^ 

Hnn torsUi'n  d.  in  lT;t3,  ami  wou*.  by  bie  son, 

Robert  lI^NTEitT  Ea*[,  of  Huntora^.on,  who  m.  Janet  Alt- 
cliiaonH  of  Gliftgow.  mnd  dying  In  171»flt  lefi;,  with  a  younger 
dau,,  Mmriim.  who  d.  unm.n, 

[CLEANoa^  Hu?<TEBt  of  Fluntoniton.,  wb"*  m.  in  I73fl.  b«r 
cousin,,  Rn^bort  Caldwo!.!,  Fjk^.,  whrhbecarao,  by  asftiiTr [>ticin, 
Hu^TF.it  '*  of  Hmit*3nittin."and  by  him,  who  ft  3^  Aug.  IS^6, 
had  i^itei 

1.  RfjBKiiT,  heir,  now  of  Huutanit^ii:). 
U,  Fatiiclc,  decftieed.  lit.  Norman, 

1.  EleatiiirL  u,  Mtirinn-Ciaufurd^  d.  %ntn, 

ttt.  Ma'gant  ir.  Janet. 

(500 


HUH 

ft^tlltaffe.^As  itated  under  the  b*       ^sounnt,  aig..  eoL 
of  Inohodony,  there  exiate  no  doi**       ob  huuting-horna,  cf 
branch  of  the  great  Engliah  Uaaf 
trious  hi  our  annals,  '  coUared,  or. 

Cawain    Thomas   Uvno     .asUe,  and  Huntemton  Hoose, 
Edmuitd  Hunoerford,  y    ^^(^^ 
second  surviving  son  (^ 

heir  of  Sir  Thomas  Pr  

Sandford  Peverell. 

ofBDWABDlI.)r       K  OF  STRAADARRAN. 

treasurer.  6  F  cHARD,  Esq.  of  Straadarran,  co.  Lon- 
gerford,  sh  ,  p^  ^^^  dl^  5  24  March.  1788;  «. 
U^^'  ^^^'  Dorothea-MHria,  8rd  dau.  of  John- 
^f^  Frederick  Waring-Maxwell,  Eaq.  of  Finne- 

j,ef  CO.  Down,  and  has  had  issue, 
,.  ir.itbaniel-Maxwell.  6.  28  Oct  1819,  lleut.  ITth  regt, 

d.  at  Aden.  June.  1844. 
B.  Johv-Chablbs -Frederick,  ft.  18  March.   18S2;  m. 
18  Jime  1863.  the  Hon.  MeUora-Emily-Anna,  youngest 
dau.  of  Viscount  Combermere. 

I.  Anna-Maria-Dorothea,  d.  m  1837.  mmm. 

II.  Maria-Mai^garet-Jane. 

S,tnrAg:r. — This  family  of  Hunter  sprang  originally 
from  Hunterston,  in  Ayrshire,  N.R.,  hut  at  what  period 
they  settled  at  Derry  is  not  known.  Three  brothers  how- 
ever, distinguished  themselves  at  the  siege  of  that  place, 
via..  Captain  Henry  Himter,*  John  Hunter,  and  Jaraea 
Hunter.  The  first-named  received  the  thanks  of  parliament 
and  a  pension  for  his  services.  The  grandfiather  of  tlie 
preeent  Richard  Hunter,  Esq.. 

Richard  Hunter.  Esq.  of  Troy  House,  00.  Londonderry. 
m.  Anne  Allen,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  son. 

Nathakiel  Hunter.  Esq.  of  Troy  House,  ft.  2  March, 
176S ;  who  m.  16  March,  1786,  Margaret,  only  child  of  Henry 
Boyle,*  Esq.  of  Drumcovit.  co.  Londonderry,  by  his  wife. 
Jane  Stephenson,  of  Knocken.  in  the  same  ooun^.  and  by 
this  lady  (who  d.  in  1799)  had  issue. 

Richard,  now  of  Straadarran. 

Henry-Boyle,  d.  unm. 

Nathaniel,  capt  Madras  horse  artillexy.  d.  vMn.  at  St 

Helena. 
Stevenson,   in  holy  orders,   rector   of  Loughguile,   co. 

Antrim  ;  m.  Eiisa,  dau.  of  Henry  Clarke.  E^.  of  Tuma- 

roberts,  co.  Antrim,  and  has  issue  a  son.  NathanieL 
William,  m.  Miss  Magee.  dau.  of  the  Archoishcff)  of  Dublin, 

and  has  issue  three  sons,  William,  Heniy,  ana  Chariea. 
James-Stephenson,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  James  SUnheu- 

son,   E(«q.   of  Fort  William,  co.  Londonderry,  and  has 

issue  five  sons.  Heniy;   John;  James;    Atthur;   and 

Robert. 
John,  of  the  Madras  infantry,  d.  ttnm. 
Robert- Alexander.  S9th  regt..  d.  unm, 
Jane. 
Mai^garet,  m.  to  James  Stevenacm.  Esq.  of  Ash  Park,  00. 

Londonderry. 
Mr.  Hunter  d.  28  July.  ISll. 

Arm* — Axg..  three  bugle-horns,  bend  ways.  gn..  gamiahed 
and  fuminhed,  vert. 
Crett—A  stag's  head,  caboesed.  ppr. 
IfoMo— Arte  et  marte. 
Seat — Straadarran,  co.  Londonderry. 


HUNTER-ARUNDELL  OF  BARJARG. 

HuNTBit  -  Arundell,  William  -  Francu,  Esq.  of 
Barjai-g  Tower,  co.  Dumfries.  J. P.,  b.  16  June,  1820; 
m.  20  Sept  1849.  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Darid  Dkk- 
son,  Esq.  of  Kilbucno  and  Hartree. 

M,intK^t. — James  Hunter,  a  younger  son  of  Hunter  of 
Hunterston.  acquired  the  lands  of  Abbotshill,  m  the  parish 


*  The  said  Captain  Henry  Hunter,  after  the  sioge  of 

inarched  to  the  countyDown  and  defeated  Con  Bucah  0*Ni.. 
at  Kiliinchey  in  the  Woods,  and  having  heard  that  Henry 


Maxwell,  Esq.  of  Finnebrogue,  had  been  seined  and  pat 

Iff  WILLIAM,  Hunter  immediatdy  marvhed 
and  relieved  him  from  eaol,  and  placed  him  in  safety  at  hb 


into   Downpatrick  gaol 
adherence  to  King  Wil 


•1,  by  order  of  Tjnnconuell.  for  " 

ILLIAM,  Hunter  immediatdy  marehed 


own  residence  of  Finnebrogue,  for  which  he  got  the  tK^v« 
of  parliament  and  a  pension,  and  Henry  Maxii^eU  was  made 
a  privy-counsellor.  Richard  Hunter,  Esq.,  now  of  Stxma- 
darran,  is  m.  to  Dorothea-Maria  Waring  Maxwell,  gnaXr 
granddau.  to  the  Right  Hon.  Henry  Maxwell,  of  nnne- 
brogue,  co.  Down. 

•The  Boyles,  or  OToyles,  a  very  ancient  Irish  fiunily. 
came  from  the  Barony  of  Boylagh.  00.  Donegal,  and  settled 
at  Drumcovit  some  hundred  yean  ago.  and  had  gveat 
IMflsesaions  in  the  co.  of  D Jiry.        ^  ^^ r-v^^l 


HUN 


HUN 


x)m  Alan  Stewart,  Abb^t  of  Crossraqud,  by  a 

d  19  May,  15e9.    He  was  fkiher,  by  Janet  Neil 

>n  and  heir, 

"%.  of  Abbotshill,  who  got  a  new  charter 

'93.  and  acquired,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of 

ow,   the  lands  of  Boddingrood.     He 


bbotshill  and  Boddingrood,  who 

son, 
^iU,  proTOst  of  Ayr   who  m. 

ms. 

^ame  extinct 

=on  «.  to  his  father's  lands. 

v/.    *. 

idam,  of  Olentaig,  but 

%   '  ■  .  whom  presently. 

-at  of  Ayr ;  w.  in  1667,  Agnes, 
^,     *  ^jy  whom  he  had  five  daus.,  lUl  uf 

^  '  .  Barbara,  who »».  Robert  Pullarton, 

^ix  sons^  of  whom 
iEB,  6.  in  1605,  m.  in  1688,  Agnes,  dau.  of 
iiith.  magistrate  of  Glasgow,  and  <L  in  1708, 
^  by  her  (who  d.  in  1702J  an  only  surviving  son, 
AUMa  HuifTER.  provost  of  Ayr,  6.  in  1008 ;  who  »i. 
in  1726,  Janet,  eldest  dau.  of  James   Hunter,  of 
Abbotshill  and  Park,  and  d.   in  1784,  havhig  by 
her.  who  d.  in  1746  (with  three  daus.,  Mury,  Sarah, 
and  Jean-IsabellaX  four  sous, 

1  James,  banker  in  Ayr,  b.  in  1727;  m.  in  1750, 
Sarah,  dau.  of  x*atrick  BaUantine,  of  Ayr,  and  bv 
her  (who  d.  in  1806)  had,  with  other  issue,  who  J. 
young  or  unm.,  a  son  and  three  daus..  Patrick, 
capt.  Bengal  infantry,  who  m.  the  Hon.  Jean 
Bollo,  2nd  dau.  of  James,  7th  Lord  Bollo^  by 
whom  he  has  six  sons,  James ;  Patrick ;  John ; 
William;  Hugh,  who  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of  Henry 
Yeitch,  of  ElUock ;  and  Roger-RoUo :  Ann,  m.  to 
William  Wood :  Orace,  m.  to  Qeoige  Charles ;  and 
Marian,  in.  to  James  Mair. 

2  BoBEBT,  who  «.  to  Thurston. 

8  Andrew,  w.  Stewart,  dau.|'of  the  Rev.  Bobert 
Cunninfi;hame,  of  Bowerhouses,  near  Dunbar. 
4  John,  6.  in  1746,  settled  in  Virginia.  He  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  Col.  Broadwater,  and  had  (with  a  dati., 
Ann,  m.  to  Mr.  Cundell,  in  ViiviniaJ  four  sons, 
James,  of  Virginia ;  Robert,  of  Virginia ;  Oeorge- 
Washington;  and  John,  E.  I.  Co.'s  service. 
The  2nd  son, 

RoBKBT  HuNTEB,  «.  to  Thiuston.  by  the  will  of  his 
aunt,  Agnes  Hunter.  He  m.  1st,  in  17(!4,  Maigaret, 
dau.  of  James  Robertson,  of  Calcutta,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  1776)  had  a  son,  Robert,  who  d.,  and 
three  daus.,  Maigaret;  Janet,  m.  Ist,  to  Michael 
Riddel,  Esq.,  and  2ndly,  to  Henry  Irwing.  Esq  : 
and  Sarah,  m.  to  W.  Bobertson,  Esq.  of  Ladykirk. 
Mr.  Hunter  m.  2Qdly.  Isabella,  dau.  of  the  Hon 
Lord  Chief  Baron  Bobe:t  Ord  of  the  Cotirt  of 
Exchequer,  Scotland,  and  by  her  had  (with  thi^ee 
daus.,  Eleanor,  m.  to  Peter  Sandilands.  of  Bamy- 
hill;  IsabeUa,  m.  to  Dugald  Campbell,  Esq.  of 
Ballinaby.  in  the  Isle  of  Islay;  and  Agnes,  m. 
to  Archibald-Qeoige  Campbell,  of  Shirvuu)  four 
sons,  James,  his  successor;  John  and  Andrew  both 
deceased ;  and  Bichard,  who  m.  Margaret  Walker, 
and  had  several  sons  and  daus.  The  eldest  son, 
Jambb  Huktcb,  now  of  Thurston,  East  Lothian, 
m.  Elixabeth,  dau.  of  Boss  Jennings,  Esq.,  by 
whom  he  has  issue,  1  Jambs-William;  2  Bobert- 
Francis;  8  Bichard:  4  John- Alexander ;  1  Isabella; 
8  Sarah-Elisabeth :  3  Margaretta-Eleanor. 
T.  William,  who  eot  Bromberry  Yards.  He  ta.  in  166T, 
Anna,  dau.  of  Jonn  Adamson,  of  Woodlands. 
TheSrdson, 

Adam  Hunter,  t.  his  brother  John  in  AbbotshilL  He 
M.  1st,  Marion  Blair  dau.  of  Bkiir,  of  Bilthy(>ck  in  the 
Carse  of  Ouwrie ;  and  2ndly,  Jauot,  dau.  of  Wallace  uf 
Mainholm  and  Woodhead,  and  was  t.  by  the  eldest  son  of 
his  Ist  marriage, 

James  Hunteb  of  Abbotshill  b.  5  Aug.  1672 ;  who  •». 
in  1004,  Janet,  dau.  of  John  Fergusson  (of  the  fkmily  of 
Craigdarroch)  by  Janet  Cochran  his  wife,  and  by  her  bad 
(with  two  daus.  Agnes,  m.  to  Bobert  Hunter,  of  Thurston, 
in  Bast  Lothian,  who,  predeceasing  her.  left  her  the  disposal 
of  his  estate,  which  at  her  death  she  bequeathed  to  Bobert, 
2nd  son  of  her  sister ;  and  Janet,  «.  to  James,  3rd  son  of 
Bobert  Hunter,  provost  of  Ayr)  five  sons :  the  eldest  three 
d.$.p.;  the  4th,  Andrew,  we  treat  of;  and  the  5th,  John, 
of  Mainholm  and  Millquarter  (now  Ciaigie  House),  b. 
11  Aug.  1702;  ta.  Anne,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Wiiham 
Cunninghame,  of  Broomhill.  by  Anne  Hamilton  his  wife, 
2nd  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Sir  Archibald  Hamilton,  Bart, 
of  Rosehall,  M.P.  for  the  county  of  Lanark,  and  by  this  lady 
WM  ancestor  of  Sir  David-Hunter  Blair,  Bait  Mr.  Hunter 
d,  I  Nut.  1789,  and  was  f .  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 

eoi 


Andrew  Hunter,  of  Abbotshill.  b.  in  1095;  who  m, 
Grace,  dau.  of  C<>L  William  Maxwell,  of  Cardonees  by 
whom  he  had  with  other  issue,  a  son,  Andrew,  of  whom 
pi^sently;  John,  ancestor  of  the  Doonbolm  bnmcb,  vkieh 
Ht;  and  five  daus.,  Janet,  m.  to  Bobert  Aiken;  Orisel,  f?». 
to  Col.  Christopher  Maxwell,  of  the  SOth  n^,  brother  of 
Sir  David  Maxwell,  of  Cardoness ;  Henrietta,  m.  to  Alex 
auder  Copland,  M.D.,  yoimger  son  of  Copland  of  Collieeton  ; 
Agnes,  uid  Nicholas.  Mr.  Himter  d.  in  1770,  and  was  «.  by 
his  son. 

The  Bet.  Andrew  Hunter,  D.D.  of  Abbotshill,  which 
property  he  sold,  and  purchised  Baij  ^xg.  He  was  b.  in 
1744,  and  beng  bred  to  the  church,  became  professor  of 
Divinity  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh.  He  m.  14  April, 
1779,  the  Hon.  Mainie-Schaw  N  ipier,  eldest  dau.  of  William 
6th  Lord  Napier,  and  by  her,  who  d.  9  Oct.  1800,  had  (with 
three  daus.,  Mainie-Anne-Charlotte,  d.  young;  Oricel,  m. 
27  June,  1808,  to  Oeorge  Boss,  Esq.  advocate,  and  a 
commissaiy  of  Edinbttrgh,  4th  son  of  the  late  Admiral 
Sir  John  Lodkhart  Boss,  Bart.;  Henrietta-Hope)  three 
sons,  Andrew  d,  in  infancy;  Wiluam-Franoib,  his  heir; 
and  John,  in  holy  orders,  who  m.  Caroline,  dau.  of  the  late 
Hepburn  Mitchelson.  of  Middleton.  Dr  Hunter  d.  21  April, 
1809,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  surviving  son, 

WiLUAM- Francis  Hunter -Arundel,  Esq.  of  Baijnrg, 
advocate;  who  m.  Nov.  1813,  Jane,  dau.  and  eventually 
heiress  of  Fi-ands  St.  Aubyn,  of  Collin  Mixton,  by  Jane 
Arundell,  his  wife,  co-heiress  of  the  Arundells  qf  Tolvemt 
and  TruthaU,  in  Cornwall,  and  by  her  had  Oodolphin, 
d,  i.  p.;  Arundell,  deceased ;  William-Francis,  now  of 
Baxjaiig  Tower;  Frances-St.  Aubyn,  m.  to  the  Bev.  W. 
Murray,  now  of  Saloombe ;  Marianni-Schaw  Ni^ier,  widow 
of  W.-A.  Woodcock,  Esq. ;  and  Jane- Arundell,  deceased. 

JnN»— Vert»  three  dogs'  oolhos,  or,  on  a  chief,  arg.,  three 
huuting-homs,  of  the  first,  stringed  and  tipped,  gu. 
CreK— A  stag's  head,  erased. 
MoUc — ^Viffilautia,  robur,  voluptas. 
Stat—B«a^^t  Tower,  near  Dumfries. 


HUNTER  OF  BONNYTOUN. 

Hunter,  Akdrew,  Esq.  of  Bonuytoun  and  Doon- 
holin,  CO.  Ayr,  D.L.,  b.  7  Aug.  1776;  m.  21  April, 
1814,  Helen,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Campbell,  Esq.  of 
Ormidale,  co.  Ai^U,  and  has  had  issue 

I.  John  d.  vnm.  1840.  if.  Campbell,  d.  tmm.  1840. 

m.  Woxiam-Franois,  oapt.  Bombay  cavalry. 

rv.  Andrew  oapt.  2nd  regt.  Bengal  infantry,  m.  18M, 
Caroline-Cherxy,  youngest  dau.  of  Lieut. -CoL  NuttaU 
Greene,  of  Kilnianahan  Castle,  co.  Waterford. 

I.  Helen. 

Htneagr.— John  Hunter,  vrriter  to  the  Signet,  b.  1740, 
2nd  surviving  son  of  Andrew  Hunter,  of  Abbotshill,  by 
Orace,  dau.  of  Col.  William  Maxwell,  of  Cardoness ;  m.  in 
1778.  Jane,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Feigusou.  Esq.  of 
Bonnytoun  and  Doonholm,  by  whom  he  acquired  the  latter 
property,  and  afterwards  purchased  the  former  from 
Fleming  of  Barochan,  his  brother-in-law.  By  this  lady  ho 
had,  with  other  issue  who  d.  young, 

I.  Andrew,  his  heir,  now  of  Bonnytoun. 

II.  Alexander,  of  Edinburgh,  clerk  to  the  Signet,  m.  in 
1819,  Maria,  dau.  of  Alexander  Maclean,  Esq.  of  Coll,  co. 
Ar^ll,  and  has  six  sons  and  two  daus. 

ni.  Francis,  lieut.-col.  of  cavalry,  E.I.Co.'s  service,  now 
resident  at  Taunton,  Somerset,  m.  Eiizab.  th,  8rd  dau.  of 
Thomas  Tulloh,  Esq.  of  Ellieston,  oo.  Boxbuigb,  and  has 
three  daus.,  via., 

1  Jane.  2  Eleanora-Elizabeth. 

8  Anna-Maria-Matgaret-Helen. 
X.  Elizabeth,  w.  John  Carr,  Esq.  of  St.  Anne's,  oo.  York, 
who  is  deceased. 
IL  Bleanora-Oarvine. 

Mr.  Hunter  d.  in  1828. 

.ilmw— Vert,  three  dogs  of  the  chase,  ooimint,  aig.,  on  a 
chief  of  the  second,  three  hunting  horns  of  the  first,  stringed 
and  tipped,  gu. 

Crett^A  stag's  head,  cabossed. 

JfoCto— Vigibntia,  robur,  voluptas. 


HUNTER  OF  SEASIDE  AND  GLENCARSE. 

Hunter,  Charlrs,  Esq.  of  Seaside  and  Clencarse, 
CO.  Perth,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  81  May,  1782;  m.  in 
Dec  1815,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Andrew  Thomson,  Esq. 
of  Kinloch.  co.  Fife,  and  has  issue, 


HUN 

I.  James,  b.  in  Sept.  1810,  42nd  hjghlandera ;  m.  24  Aug. 

1843,  Jane,  dau.  of  the  lite  Hugh  Gordon,  Esq.  of 

M:inar,  co.  Aberdeen, 
n.  Andrew,  6.  hi  May,  1818. 

in.  Thomas,  6.  in  Feb.  1820.  nr.  Charles,  b.  Not.  1827 
I   Agnes  d.  In  1840. 

JLintHQt — James  Huwtkb,  Esq.,  6.  in  1701 ;  m.  In  1720, 
Janet-Mathew,  dau.  of  James-Matthew  Mains,  of  Fintrie, 
and  had  (besides  other  issue  who  d.  young  or  unm.,  with 
four  daus.,  Maigaret,  m.  1st.  to  Charles  Hill.  Esq.,  and 
2ndly,  to  Robert  Webster,  Esq.  of  Cmnsley;  Anne.  m.  to 
Charles  Kinnear,  Esq.  of  Kinnear;  Janet,  m.  to  James 
Miller.  Esq.  of  New  Miln;  and  Elisabeth,  w.  to  PWrIck 
Kinnear,  Esq.  of  Lochton),  ave  sons,  vis.,  James,  a  mer- 
chant In  London;  Charlw,  of  whom  preeenOy ;  Patrick,  a 
planter  in  Jamaica;  Thomas  who  punshased  the  estate  of 
Glenoarse;  and  Alexander,  a  merchant  in  London.  The 
2nd  son, 

Chablks  Huvtkb.  Esq.,  m.  22  Aug.  1761.  his  ooushi 
Agnes,  eldest  dau.  of  RobeH  Hunter,  Esq.  of  Ballo,  and 
had  (with  three  daus.,  Janet;  Catherine;  and  Maigaret,  m. 
to  Robert  Blair)  an  only  surviving  son, 

Jambs  Huntbr.  Esq.  of  Seaside  b.  in  1767,  who  m,  in 
Feb.  1778,  Elisabeth  dau.  of  Patrick  Crow,  Esq.  of  Hill- 
side of  Logic,  and  had  issue. 

Chablbb,  his  heir. 

%fi*^H?  ^®^^  ^  ">«  B.I.C.'8  service,  d,  at  Bombay,  in 
1804,  ftom  a  wound  received  at  Assays. 

James. 

Agnes,  m.  to  James  Webster,  Esq.  of  Balnidderr. 

Maigaret,  m.  to  George  Seton,  Esq. 

Helen,  d,  young. 

Barbara,  m.  to  Andrew  Thomson,  Esq.,  jun.,  of  Kinloch. 

^»w-Vert,  three  greyhounds,  in  pale,  in  ftill  speed,  ai^., 
couared,  gu.,  witmn  a  bordure.  or,  on  a  chief,  wavy,  of  the 
second,  a  fleur-de-lis,  ax.,  between  two  bugles,  of  the  field, 
stringed,  of  the  third,  and  viroled.  of  the  fourth. 

Cy-M*— A  greyhound's  head  and  neck,  aig.,  ooUared,  go. 

Motto— Dvan  sphro  spero. 

fieoto— Seaside  and  Glencarse,  oo.  Perth. 


HUNTER  OF  MEDOMSLEY. 

HtiNTBR,  Matthbw-Dtbert,  Eflq.  of  Medomsley, 
CO.  Durham,  and  Anton's  Hill,  co.  Berwick,  J.P., 
t».  1852,  lAabella,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Buckle,  E«q. 
of  Wharton  House,  co.  £dinbui*gh,  by  Isabella  hia 
wife,  dau,  of  Edward  Hay  Mackenzie,  Esq.  and  has 
iiisue, 

I.  MARTTir,  b.  June,  1854.  n.  James,  h.  Oct.  1856. 

M,intSlQe,  ~  William  HxTirrxB,  Esq.  of  Medomsley,  co. 
Durham  (which  estate  has  been  in  the  possession  of  the 
family  since  1684).  d.  hi  1712,  having  had,  by  Barbara  his 
wife  (with  two  daus.,  Anne,  m,  to  John  Hislop,  Esq. ;  and 
Catherine,  m.  to  Smith,  Esq.X  five  sons,  Richard,  of  Clare- 
wood,  CO.  Northumberland;  Luke,  of  Chollerton,  in  the 
same  oo. ;  Thomas,  of  BoUingside,  oo.  Durham;  Peter;  and 
Robert.    This 

Robert  HmrTBB,  Esq.  of  Medomsley.  to.  hi  1715,  Dorothy, 
dau.  of  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Ebchester  Hill,  co.  Durham,  and 
lell  at  his  decease  (with  two  daus.,  Jane.  d.  urun. ;  and 
Isabella,  m.  to  Ralph  Smith,  Esq.  of  Cliffordsfurt.  co. 
Northumberland),  a  son. 

CuTHBBBT  HuifTBB,  Bsq.  of  Msdomsley,  who  m.  in  1749, 
Anne.  daiL  of  the  Rev.  Martin  Nixon,  rector  of  Wooler,  and 
vicar  of  Haltwhistle.  and  d.  hi  1800,  leaving  by  her,  who 
d.  in  1791,  three  sons  and  five  daus.,  viz., 

Martin  (SirX  his  heU:. 

Robert,  of  Bunker  Hill,  co.  Dutham,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  N, 
Clavton,  Esq.,  and  d,  in  1793,  leaving  two  daus.,  Sarah 
and  Isabella. 

Peter,  King's  advocate  at  Sierra  Leone,  d.  unrn.  hi  1817. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  —  Richley,  Esq.,  deceased. 

Isabella,  d.  unm.  in  1831.  Dorothy,  d.  tmm.  in  1793. 

Anne,  to.  to  —  Jobling,  Esq.  of  Corbridge,  d.  in  1809. 

Jane,  to.  to  John  Surtees,  Esq.,  d.  in  1827. 

Mary.  m.  to  Thomas  Harvey,  Esq.,  d.  in  1843. 
The  eldest  son, 

Geh.  Sir  Martin  Huntkr,  G.C.M.G.  and  G.C.H.,  of 
Medomsley,  governor  of  Sthiing  Castle,  b  6  Sept,  1767;  to. 
13  Sept.  1797,  Jean,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  James  Dfckson. 
Bsq.  of  Auton's  Hill,  oo.  Berwick,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1844) 
had  issue, 

James,  a  m.'v}or  in  the  army,  deceased. 

Matt  OB  w  Dysart,  now  of  Medomsley. 

Robert-MocKoller,  capt.  RI.C.8.,  Bengal,  d3ceft«?ed. 
602 


H  (J  N 

George -Martin,   lieut.  R.N.,   commanding   H.   M.   brfg 

•  •  Camoluon, "  de.*eased. 
William.  E.I.C.  Civil  service,  Bengal,  d.  8  May,  1838. 
Thomas-Harvey,  an  oiljoer  B.I.C.8..  BeugaL 
Jean,  m.  in  1830,  to  Geoxge  Dickson,  Esq.  of  Belchestoi; 
CO.  Berwick. 
Anne.  Mary-Grey,  deoeasad. 

Moigarot-Dysert,  to.  to  Charles-Samuel  Grey,  JSaa.,  only 
brother  of  the  Right  Hon.  Sh-  George  Grey,  Bart.,  M.  P. 
Shr  Martin  Hunter  d.  184«. 

.<lrm«— Gu.,  on  a  chevnm,  or,  between  three  bucks*  heads, 
as  many  bugle  horns. 

Crest— A  deer's  head. 

JfoMo— Yigilantia,  robur,  voluptas. 

Seats — ^Medomsl^,  co.  Dmham,  and  Anton^  HOL  oo. 
Berwick.  . 


HUNTER  OF  BLACKNESS. 

Hunter,  David,  Esq.  of  Blackness,  co.  Forfar, 
J.P.  and  D.L. 

HintHQt. — ^Mr.  Hunter,  of  Bhiekness,  is  son  and  heir  of 
Alkxakdkr  GnsoN  Huntkr,  Esq.,  by  Anne,  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Gibson,  of  Clifton  Hall,  and  grandson  uf  David  Hunter, 
Esq.  of  Blackness,  by  Elisabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Gibson,  of 
Durie. 

The  Hunters  are  a  fitmily  of  considerable  antiquity  in 
Forfarshire,  and  their  names  appear  in  the  rolls  of  the 
Scottish  Parliament. 

The  present  Mr.  Hunter's  great-grandmother,  on  the  male 
ride,  was  a  dau.  of  Robert  Gr  iham.  of  Fintry,  and  Anne 
Murey,  of  Abero limey.  Sir  William  do  Graham,  ancestor  of 
the  Fintrys.  m.  Mary  Stewart,  Snd  dau.  of  King  Robert  III. 
of  Scotland,  and  relict  of  George,  Earl  of  Angus.  His  great* 
grandmother,  on  the  female  side,  was  HeX^  (niece  of  the 
1st  Earl  of  Hyndford)  to.  to  John  Gibson,  of  Duiie,  a  family 
of  great  antiquity  and  now  represented  by  Sir  Thomas- 
Gibson  Carmichael  of  Cistle  Craig,  Bart. 

The  Grahams  of  Fintry  were  anoestois  of  John  Graham, 
Viscount  Dundee,  killed  at  KiUicrankie. 

^0(0— Blackness  by  Dundee. 


HUNTLEY  OF  BOXWELL. 

HUNTLET,  THE  RkV.  RiCHARD-WbBSTEII,   A.M.  of 

Boxwell  Court,  co.  Glouceflter,  J.P.,  6.  2  April,  1793; 
m.  8  July,  1830,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Inte  Richard 
Lyster,  Esq.  of  Rowton  Castle,  MP.  for  Shropshire, 
and  has  issue, 

Riohabi>-Fbstillb,  B.A.  of  the  Inner  Temple,  6. 15  Dee. 

1833. 
Heniy,  of  Exeter  C<^ege,  Oxford,  6.  S8  Feb.  1885. 

%intazt, — Thomas  Wakeman,  Esq.  of  the  Gtsig,  Moi>< 
mouth,  in  his  coUections  for  the  Ustoiy  of  that  county,  hy 
reference  to  the  public  records  deduces  this  fiunlly  from 
William  Pits-Baderon  grantee  from  William  the  Con- 
queror, of  the  manor  of  Huntiey,  co.  Giouoester,  and  of  the 
town  castle  and  barony  of  Monmouth.  Sinoe  the  reign  of 
Hbkbt  VIII.,  the  family  of  Huntley  has  been  roooided  to 
the  present  day  in  the  College  of  Arms.  London. 

JoHif  HuMTLBT,  of  Stondish  and  Boxwell  IlTing  34 
HnrsT  VIII.,  m.  Alice,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edmund 
Langley  of  Siddington  son  of  Walter  Langley.  of  Knowl- 
ton  by  Isabel,  his  wife.  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  William  Pope, 
Esq..  seijeant-at-law.  by  Margaret,  his  wife  dau.  and  heir 
of  Sir  John  de  Langley,  of  Slddhigton.  By  Alice  his  wife, 
Mr.  Huntley,  who  d.  to  1643,  had  two  sons  and  a  dau..  ris., 
I.  Gboros,  of  Prooester,  grondlhther  of  Sir  Gbobob  Hi7n^ 
LET  Knt.  of  Pivjoester,  who  d.  23  Sept.  1622.  baring  had 
issue  throe  sons,  who  d.s.p.,  and  three  daus. ;  n.  Hevst, 
of  whom  presently;  and  i.  Ann.  to,  to  Henry  BaakerriUeL 
The  second  son, 

Hknry  Huntuby,  Esq.  of  Boxwdl,  whose  will  bean  date 
1666,  TO.  Ehxabeth,  dau.  of  William  Throgmorton,  of  Tort- 
worth,  and  dying  in  1656,  was  s.  by  his  son, 

GxOBOx  HuKTLrr,  Esq.,  who  acquired  the  minor  and 
ftnee-warren  of  Boxwell,  to  Glouoestershire,  temp.  Jav^  I., 
by  purchase  from  Sir  Walter  Raleigh,  grantee  ftom  the 
crown,  and  was  high-sherilT  of  Gloucestershire  to  1599.  He 
TO.  Constance,  dau,  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Ferrers,  Esq  of 
Wood  BcTington.  co.  Warwick,  2nd  son  of  Slr'sdwird 
Ferrers,  of  Btvddesley  Clinton,  and  had  issue.  The  youngest 
eon  and  erentuil  heir, 

Mattiiew  HmrrLET,  Esq.  of  Baxwell.  w.  twice.  By  his 
1st  wife,  Jine  Alginl,  he  hid  a  son.  JUattkbw^  his  heir  • 


H  IT  R 


H  U  R 


And  by  his  2Qd  wife.  Frances,  dau.  of  Sir  Ooorge  Bniggo, 
Knt.,  baron  of  the  Exchequer,  Qeohou.  successor  to  his 
brother,  several  other  sons  who  d.  issueless,  and  four  daus. 
Mr.  Huntley  d.  in  1653,  capt.  in  Prince  Rupert's  horse,  was 
buried  at  Boxweil,  3  Oct.  in  that  year,  and  t.  by  his  son, 

Matthkw  Huntlet,  Esq.,  bapt.  at  Boxweil  in  1613,  at 
whose  decease,  without  issue,  the  estates  devolved  upon 
his  brother, 

Okobok  Huhtuet.  Esq.  of  Boxweil,  b.  in  1619,  who  m. 
Silveetra,  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Wykes,  Esq.  of  Wells 
and  ShipUte,  in  Somersetshire,  and  by  her  (who  d.  25  Feb. 
1675)  had  an  eldest  son. 

Matthrw  Huntlet,  Esq.  of  Boxweil,  summoned  by  the 
Heralds  at  the  Visitation  in  1682.  He  m.  Elizabeth  dau. 
John  Chandler.  Esq.  of  Aldermanbury,  and  eventually  one 
of  the  co-heirs  of  the  Right  Rev.  Dr.  Chandler,  bishop  of 
Durham,  by  whom  he  had  left,  at  his  decease  1712,  a  son 
and  heir, 

Thv  Rky.  Richabd  Huhtlkt,  of  Boxweil,  bapt.  there  in 
1689,  rector  of  BoxwcU,  co.  Qlouoester,  and  of  Castlecombe. 
CO.  Wilts,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Col.  Henry  Lee.  of  the 
Donjohn.  Canterbury,  and  of  Walsingham  Abbey.  Norfolk, 
and  had  issue.  Mr.  Huntley  d.  17  April,  1728,  and  was  ». 
by  his  son, 

Thk  Rkv.  Richard  Huktlxt,  of  Boxweil,  M.A.,  who  m. 

Anne.  dau.  and  heiress  of  Nicholas  Beaker,  Esq.  of  Nettle- 

ton  House,  co.  Wilts,  and  had,  to  survive  inf  incy.  two  s  'US 

and  five  daus.    Mr.  Huntley  d.  iu  1794,  and  w  is  ».  by  his  son, 

The  Rkv.  Riohard  Huntlet,  A.M..  of  Boxweil,  b.  26 

March,  1776,   who  m.  3  Mny,  1790,  Anne.  dau.  and  sole 

heiress  of  the  Yen.  James  Webster,  LL.B.,  Archdeacon  of 

Gloucester,  by  Sarah,  his  wife.  da\L  and  heiress  of  Richard 

I  wells,  Esq.  of  Newark,  and  of  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  sister 

and  heiress  of  William  Warburton,  D.D..  lord  bishop  of 

Oloucester.    By  her.  who  d.  25  Feb.  1856,  Mr.  Himtley  left 

at  his  decease,  25  Oct  1831, 

1.  Richard-Webster,  now  of  Boxweil  Court. 

n.  James- Webster.  M.A  ,  vicar  of  Thursby,  Carlisle,  and 

of  Clanfield.  co.  Oxford,  who  m.  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  the 

Rev.  Samuel- James  Ooodenough,  D.D.,  canon  of  Carlisle, 

and  Ims  two  daus. 

m.  Henry-Veel,  (Sir,)  capt  R.N.,  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  lieut- 
Gen.  Skinner,  and  hu^ 
1  Spencer-Robert  2  Henxy-Ferrers. 

1  Constance. 
XV.  William-Warburton,    m%jor  3rd   drngoon-guuxia,    m. 
Emily-Theresa,  dau.  of  Sir  Liewis  Yerdturme,  and  d,  $.p. 
26  June.  1843. 
T.  Edmund,  ««.  3  Jan.  1838,  Harriet-Louisa,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  the  late  William  Ooode,  Esq  ,  and  d.  4  May.  1^39, 
leaving  one  son  surviving,  viz.,  Osmoud-Currio,  of  Exetor 
Coll ,  Oxon,  6.  23  March,  1887. 
▼L  Osmond-Charles,  d.  unm.  iu  1840. 
VII-  George-Henry. 

I.  Anne,  d,  %Mm.  1  June,  1856. 

II.  Clara-Jane,  m.  to  WiUiam  Mills,  Esq.,  of  Great  Saxham 
Hall,  Suffolk. 

Frances,  m.  to  William-Bird  Brodie,  Esq.,  M.F.,  of  the 
Close,  Salisbuiy. 

.^mu— Aig..  on  a  chev.,  between  three  stags' heads,  erased. 
■a.,  as  many  bugle-horns,  strineed,  of  the  field. 
Crai — A  talbot,  ppr.,  coUarea  and  lined,  or. 
MoUo—Je  voul.  droit,  avoir. 
5ea«— Boxweil  Court,  Gloucestershire. 


HURT  OF  ALDERWASLEY  AND  WIRKS- 
WORTH. 

HuuT,  Francis,  Esq.  of  Alderwasley,  co.  Derby, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  20  Oct  1803;  m.  22  Aug.  1829, 
(Jccilia-Eraily,  dan.  of  Richard  Norman,  Esq.  of 
Melton  Mowbray,  co.  Leicester,  by  bis  wife  the  Ladv 
KlisMbeth  Manners,  sister  of  the  Duke  of  Rutlauo, 
and  has  bad  issue, 

I.  Francis-Richard,  an  officer  in  the  army,  b.  12  July 
1833.  killed  at  the  attack  on  the  Redan,  Sebastcpol, 
18  June,  1855. 

II.  Henry -Fnncis- Eden,  an  officer  in  the  army,  6.  17 
March,  1834,  killed  at  Inkerman,  5  Nov.  1854. 

III.  Albert-Frederic.  6.  7  March,  1835. 

IV.  Charles-Manners,  d.  young. 

V.  John-Frederic,  6.  22  April.  1833. 

VI.  Theodorc-Octavius,  6.  20  Oct.  1839. 

VII.  George-Edward,  6.  20  Dec.  1843. 

VIII.  Louis-Charles,  b.  23  Feb.  1846. 

IX.  Richard-Norman,  b.  23  July,  1847. 

X.  James-Nicholas,  6.  15  June,  1849. 

603 


XI.  Norm  m- Anthony,  b.  27  Ju'y,  IMO. 

I.  Cecilia-Isabella,  m.  to  John,  2nd  son  of  Major  Hurt, 
of  Wlrksworth. 

n.  Alice-Maiy-Sophia.        ni.  Grace-Selina-Franoee. 

IT.  Henrietta-Maria. 

IrinriCffe.— RooKB  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Castem,  co.  Stafford, 
y  >unge8t  son  of  Nicholas  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Ashbourne  and 
Kuiveton,  co.  Derby,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Hubt,  Esq  , 
m.  Edith,  dau.  of  John  Cockayne.  Esq.  of  Baddealey,  co. 
Warwick,  and  had  a  son  and  heir.  Nicholas  Hurt,  Esq.  of 
C  istem,  b.  in  1569,  who  m.  iu  1588,  Ellen,  diu.  of  John 
Boresford,  Bk}.  of  Newton  Grmge,  and  d.  in  1612,  leaving 
issue  the  second,  but  eldest  surviving  son, 

RooRR  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Castem,  m.  Prances,  dau.  of  Edward 
Brudenell,  Esq.  of  Stanton  Wyvii,  co.  Leicester,  and  d.  about 
1667,  aged  76,  having  had  three  dans  and  three  sons.  The 
eldest  son  and  heir, 

Nicholas  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Castem,  aged  42  in  1668,  ia. 
Isabella,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Harper,  Bart  of  Calke,  co. 
Derby,  and  d.  in  1076,  leaving  a  agn  and  heir, 

Nicholas  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Cistern,  who  m.  12  Jan  1670, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Lowe,  Esq.  of  Alderwasley, 
CO.  Derby,  and  sister  and  heir  of  John  Lowe,  Esq.  of  the 
same  place,  and  by  her,  who  d.  20  April,  1713,  aged  62, 
lea  at  his  decease,  in  1711,  in  his  63rd  year,  his  eldest  son 
and  heir, 

Charlbs  Hurt.  Esq.  of  AMorwasley,  bapt.  11  July,  1678, 
high-sheriff  of  Derbyshire  in  1714,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Gervase  Rosell.  Esq.  of  Ratcliffe-on-Trent,  Notts,  and  by 
her,  who  d.  29  May,  1756,  had  a  dnu.,  Grace,  m.  21  Mny, 
1749,  to  Richard  Milnes.  Esq.  of  Dunstin.  co.  Derby,  and 
two  sons,  Nicholas,  his  successor ;  and  Francis,  sucoeswir 
to  his  brother.  Mr.  Hurt  d.  in  1768,  and  was  t.  by  his 
second,  but  eldest  surviving  son, 

Nicholas  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Alderwasley,  bapt.  24  Feb. 
1710,  high-sheriff  of  Derbyshire  in  1756,  who  d.  §.  p.  in 
May,  1767,  when  he  was  $.  by  his  brother. 

Francis  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Alderwasley,  who  had  previously 
been  of  Wlrksworth :  he  was  h.  about  1722,  m.  17  Aug.  1751, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Gell,  of  Gatehouse,  Wlrksworth,  and 
by  her,  who  d,  6  Mai-ch,  1801,  aged  81,  had  issue, 

L  Frakcis,  his  heir,  of  whom  presently. 

II.  Charlbs,  of  Wirksworth,  b.  5  Oct.  1758,  high-sheriff  of 
Derbyshire  in  1797,  and  m.  12  June,  1780,  Susanna,  dau. 
of  Sir  Riduud  Arkwright,  of  Cromford.  co.  Derby,  Knt, 
and  d.  SO  Aug.  1884,  having  had  by  her,  who  d.  4  May, 
1835, 

1  Charies,  of  Wirksworth,  6.  29  June,  1782. 

2  Richwd,  of  Wirksworth,  6. 1  March.  1785,  t».  19  March, 
1808,  Caroline,  fourth  dan,  of  Robert  Shuttleworth, 
Esq.  of  Barton  Lodge,  co.  Lancaster,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  20  Aug.  1827}  had,  to  survive  infancy,  three  sons  and 
four  daus.,  via.,  Robert-Charies,  6.  25  Oct  1816,  killed 
by  the  accidental  discharge  of  his  gun,  1  Feb.  1838 ; 
lUchard-Stephen,  b.  28  Feb.  1817,  a  midshipman  on 
board  H.M.S.  Snake,  from  the  mnintop  of  which  he  fell 
and  d.  22  July.  1884 ;  Philip- Anthony,  b.  1  April,  1821 ; 
Caroline,  m.  8  Nov.  1830,  to  Edward-Davies  Davenport 
Esq.  of  Calveley:  Sophia-Elisabeth,  m.  21  May,  1838  to 
Capt  Wiiliam-Fanshawe  Martin,  R.N.,  eldest  son  of 
Admiral  Sir  T.-B.  Martin,  G.C.B. ;  Maxgai'et-Eoiina.  n>. 
34  Jan.  1838,  to  the  Rev.  Nathan  Hubbersty.  of  Wirks- 
worth, M.A. ;  and  Geoi^giana-Suaan. 

8  Frederick-Nicholas  and  4  John-Octavius,  both  d. 
young 

6  Ed^irard-Nicholas,  of  Dorset  Square,  London,  5. 17  Jan. 
1795,  m,  7  Aug.  1823,  Caroline,  youngest  dau.  of  Joseph 
Strutt  Esq.  of  Derby :  she  <t  «.  p.  21  Oct.  1834. 

6  John-Francls-Thoma.s.  b.  26  Sept.  1796,  in  holy  orders, 
vicar  of  Beeeton,  oo.  Notts,  m.  6  Aug.  1822,  Mary,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Adam  Wolley,  Esq.  of  Matlock,  co. 
Derby,  and  has  issue  surviving.  John,  b.  13  May,  1823  ; 
George,  6.  28  Oct.  1834  ;  Charles,  b.  21  March,  1826 ; 
Edward,  b.  10  Nov.  1  31 ;  Francis,  b.  2  June,  1835 ;  and 
Emma.  Tbi«  gentleman,  on  the  death  of  his  father-in- 
law,  in  1827,  assumed,  by  Royal  sign-manual,  25  Sept 
1827,  the  surname  and  arms  of  Wolley. 

1  Susanna,  m.  6  Feb.  1811,  to  John  Ryle,  Esq.  of  Park 
House,  Macclesfield. 

2  Mary- Anne,  m.  2  Sept  1805,  to  Peter  Aricwright  Esq. 
of  Rock  House,  Cromford,  co.  Derby. 

3  Margaret  d.  au  in&nt 

4  Frances,  d.  vnm.  in  Aug.  1831. 

5  Maigaret-Anne,  d.  81  Dec.  1799. 

I.  Catherine,  m.  28  Feb.  1781.  to  the  Rev.  George  Hol- 
oombe,  D.D.,  rector  of  Matlock,  co.  Derby,  and  of  Enft 
and  West  Leke,  co.  Notts,  and  prebendary  of  We»t- 
minster.    She  d.  3  April.  1841. 

XL  Cassandra,  w.  8  July,  1776,  to  her  oouiric.  Philip  Gell, 
Esq.  of  Wirksworth,  and  d.  #.  p.  14  Nov.  1776. 

m.  Mary,  m.  4  July,  1780,  to  the  Rev.  John  Moore,  of  Ap- 
plebv,  CO,  Leicester,  and  d.  «.  j>.  23  Feb.  1823. 

IV.  Mercy,  d.  young.  ,_  ^  ^ 


Hue 


H  U  S 


▼.  BKz^bcth.  m.  24  May,  1785,  to  Thomas  Webb,  Esq.  of 
Btrelley,  Notts,  who  took  the  name  aud  arms  of  Edge,  by 
Royal  liceaoe.    She  d.  7  May,  1803. 

Mr.  Hurt  d,  7  Aug.  1788,  aged  61,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder 
son  and  heir, 

Frucois  Hubt,  Esq.  of  Alderwaaley  and  Castem,  b.  S 
Sept.  1768,  high-sheriff  of  co.  Derby  in  1778,  who  m.  1  Sept 
1778,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  James  Shuttleworth,  Esq.  of  (}aw- 
thorpe  and  Barton  Lodge,  co.  Lancaster,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  7  May,  1831,  had  issue. 

Franois-Edward,  present  representative. 

James,  of  Wirksworth.  b.  16  June,  1786,  late  a  mi^or  in  the 
9th  lancers,  m.  11  Oct  1825,  Mary-Margaret  dau.  of 
Thomas-Webb  Edge.  Esq.  of  Strelley,  Notts,  and  has  issue 
foiur  suns  and  four  daus.,  fiz.,  James-Thomas,  b.  14  Aug. 
1827;  John-Franc's,  b.  22  Jan.  1820,  m.  Cecilia-Isabella, 
dau.  of  Francis  Hurt  Esq.  of  Alderwaaley ;  Charles,  b. 
81  Oct  l&^3:  Henry-Richard,  b.  6  Aug.  1836,  twin  with 
his  sidter,  Susau-Emma ;  M:iry-EliBabeth  ;  Cassandra ; 
CaUierine-Anne  ;  and  Susan-Emma,  twin  with  her 
brother.  Henxy-Riohard. 

flonry.  b.  18  Aug.  1786,  liout.  in  the  Royal  Marines,  lost  in 
H.M.8  Hero,  off  the  Texel,  24  Dec.  1811. 

Mary.  m.  27  June.  1820.  to  Sir  Richard  Goodwin  Keats, 
G.C.B.,  Tioe-admirnl  of  the  Red,  and  governor  of  Green- 
wich Hospital 

Elizabeth,  m.  20  April,  1815,  to  Geoige  Moore,  Esq.  of  Ap- 
pleby. CO.  Leicester,  and  d.  15  June,  1841. 

Cfassandra.  m.  5  Ju»e,  1828,  to  the  Rev.  John-Fleming  St. 
John,  vicar  of  Spondon,  co.  Derby. 

Catherine  Emma,  d.  in  1793. 

Anne- Emma,  m.  28  May.  1833.  to  Thomas  Oell,  Esq.  of 
Wirksworth,  late  mi^or  in  the  29th  regt 

Catherine,  m.  2  Nov.  1815,  to  John  Broadhurst^  Esq.  of 
Fostou,  CO.  Derby,  and  d.  8  Sept.  1816. 
Mr.  Hurt  d.  5  Jan.  1801,  in  his  48tb  year,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Fravois- Edward  Hurt,  Esq.  of  Alderwasley  and 
eastern,  high-sheriff  1814  ;  6.  11  Feb.  1781,  who  m.  27  Oct. 
1802.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late  Richard  Arkwright,  Esq. 
of  Willersley  Castle,  co.  Derby,  and  by  her,  who  d.  80  Jan. 
1888,  bad  issue, 

FRAircxa.  now  of  Alderwasl«r. 

Manr,  m.  1828,  to  Robert-John,  Lord  Auckland,  Bishop  of 
Bath  and  Wells. 

Emma.  Elizabeth.  Selina.  Frances. 

Anne^  m.  to  Edmund  Wilmot  Esq. 

.^mw— Quarterly :  Ist  sa.,  a  fesse  between  throe  dnque- 
foils.  or,  for  Hurt  :  2nd.  gu.,  a  wolt  prevant  axg..  for  Lowk 
f^  AlderwuUjf ;  Srd.  az.,  a  hart  trippant,  aig.,  for  Lowe  <«/ 
Jbtnby,  and  likewise  for  Lowe  of  Alderwa^;  4th,  arg.,  a 
bugle-hom  between  three  crescents,  sa.,  each  charged  with  a 
bezant  for  Fawmb  qf  Aldenoatley. 

Crut—A  hart  passant  ppr.,  homed,  membered,  and  hurt 
in  the  luumch  with  an  arrow,  or,  feathered,  axg. 

Motto — Mane  pnodam  vesperi  spolium. 

Ara<— Alderwasley,  Belper,  oo.  Derby. 


HUSSEY  OF  NASH  COURT. 

HussBT,  John,  Esq.  of  Nash  Court,  co.  Dorset^ 
J.P.,  6.  28  Oct  1794;  m.  let,  in  May.  1817,  Catbe- 
rine,  dau.  of  Jobn  Knapp,  Esq.  of  Bath,  aud  by  her 
had  a  bud,  Hubert,  6.  in  1818,  who  d.  7  Feb.  1831. 
He  m.  2ndly,  in  Feb.  1820,  Cbriatina,  eldest  dau.  of 
Thomas  •  Raymond  Arundel),  Esq.  of  Aehcombe, 
Wilts,  and  by  her  has  surviving  issue, 

I.  GiLBS,  b.  6  May.  1827.  m.  Mary  NichoL 

n.  Reginald,6.  2  Sept.  1832.         iii.  Hubert,  b.  8  Aug.  1835. 
L  Agnes,  m.  1865.  to  Robert  Freame,  Esq. 

II.  Louisa,  m.  Oct.  1854,  to  Theodore  ArundoU,  Esq. 

ILintHQt, — ^The  family  of  Hussey,  distinguished  by 
many  noble  uid  equestrian  alliances,  derived  its  origin, 
as  appears  by  the  registry  of  the  pedigree  in  the  Visit  \* 
tion  of  Dorset,  a.d.  1623,  as  well  ss  by  a  manuscript  in 
andent  French,  said  to  have  been  found  in  the  Abbey  of 
GlastonbuTy  at  its  dissolution,  from  Hurert  Hussrt,  a 
Norman  noble^  who,  having  married  the  Countess  Helen, 
dau.  of  Richard,  6th  Duke  of  Normandy,  aocompaaied  the 
Conqueror  to  England,  and  hid  a  grant  of  the  office  of 
high-oonstable,  with  considerable  possessions. 

Sir  Jamks  Husskt,  Knt,  LL.D.,  principal  of  Magdalen 
College,  and  ohmceilor  to  the  Bishop  of  Salisbury,  was 
father  of 

Jamrs  Husskt,  Esq.  of  Blandford  St.  Mary,  living  in 
1622,  who  m.  Eliza\)elh,  dau.  of  George  Hoveden,  D.D.  of 
Canterbury,  and  had  throe  sons,  Gboror  ;  Thumas ;  and 
Robert  who  m.  Susan,  dau.  of  Emanuel  Gauntlet  of 
Salisbury.    The  eldest  son, 

Oborob  Hussbt,  Esq.  of  M'unhuU,  co.  Dorset,  6.  in  1622, 


purchasad  the  manor  of  MamhuU  in  1651.  He  m.  Itt, 
Eliz  ibeth,  dhu.  of  Charlos  Walcutt,  Esq.  of  Sbropehire.  by 
whom  he  had  a  dau..  Cicely;  and  2ndly,  Grace,  dau.  of 
Sir  Lewis  Dive,  of  Bromham,  co.  Bedford,  by  whom  he  had 
(with  four  d  ius.  Susan,  Mary.  Martha,  and  Anne)  one  aoii. 
JoBK  Hussbt,  Esq.  of  Mamhull,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Burdet.  Esq.,  and  had  issue.  Mr.  Hussey  d.  in 
1736.    His  5th  son. 

GiLBS  Hussbt,  Esq.,  b.  at  MamhuU,  10  Feb.  IVlO,  who 
possessed  great  ability  as  a  painter,  eventually,  at  the 
decease  of  his  brother,  James,  in  1778,  t.  to  the  family 
estate.  He  d.  t.  p.  in  June,  1788,  and  was  $.  by  (his  sister^ 
son)  his  nephew, 

JoHH  RowB,  Esq.  of  Mamhull,  who  assumed  the  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Hussbt.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Geotge 
Rowe,  Esq.  of  Cranboume,  and  had  issue, 

John,  now  of  Nash  Court. 

George,  m.  Miss  Baily.  of  London,  but  had  no  issue. 

Mary-Ann,  m.  to  HenxL'tn  Scruers.  Esq. 

Teresa,  m.  1st  to  Spry  Bartlett  Esq.,  and  Sndly,  to  Moosr. 
Mastraca. 

Frances,  m.  to  Monsieur  Coroett;  and  d.  in  1839,  leaving 
two  children. 

Grace-Victoria,  in.  to  G.  Shaw,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Hussey  d.  in  1811. 

.<4mt«— Barry  of  six,  erm.  and  gu. 

Cretl — A  boot  sa.,  spurred,  or,  topped,  erm. 

&o^-Nash  Court  Mamhull,  Doraet 


HUSSEY  OF  SCOTNEY  CASTLK 

HussET,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Scotney  Castle,  Lamber- 
hurst,  Sussex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1814,  6; 
13  July,  1807;  m,  24  Nov.  1853,  the  Hon.  Henrietta- 
Sarah,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Rol>ert-H.  Clive  and 
his  wife,  the  Lady  Harriet  Olive,  now  Bai\>ue8s 
Windsor,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

Edward-Wihdsor,  6.  6  Oct  1855. 

EtlieaffC— This  brauoh  of  the  old  Norman  fiunily 
before  us  derives  from 

Edward  Hussbt,  Esq.  of  Little  Shelsky.  eo.  Woroeater. 
who  m.  in  1641.  and  yrna  «.  by  his  eon, 

Edward  Hussbt,  Esq.  of  Noigrove's  End.  in  Bayton  oo. 
Worcester,  who  m.  twice,  and  left  at  his  decease,  27  May. 
1707,  an  only  son  (by  his  1st  wife,  Elinor.  Srd  dau.  of 
Edward  Cresset  Esq.  of  The  Cutes,  in  Shropshire),  via., 

Thomas  Hussbt,  Esq.  of  Burwash,  oo.  Sussex  who  m. 
Frances,  dm.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Lake,  Esq.  of  Tjywell, 
by  whom  he  had  (with  two  younger  sons,  John,  who  d.  in 
1754 ;  and  Edward,  d.  in  1742;  and  a  dau..  Frances,  wile  of 
Geoige  Weller,  Esq.  of  Tuubridge.  who  subsequently  tot^ 
the  surname  of  Polbt)  a  sou  and  heir,  his  sucoeseor  in  17S5, 

Thomas  Husskt,  Esq.  of  Burwash  and  of  Ashford,  both 
in  Kent  b.  in  1722 ;  who  m.  8  Oct  1747.  Anne,  only  child 
of  Maurice  Berkeley  Esq.,  by  Anne,  only  dan.  and  vnor 
tually  heir  of  the  Rev.  Rc^ger  Calow,  of  Warbleton.  in  nnssfii, 
and  had  several  children,  of  whom  the  following  married, 
vis..  Edward,  his  heir ;  John  in  holy  orders  m.  Miss  Jen- 
nings, an  heiress,  and  left  an  only  sou,  Thomas-John,  in 
holy  orders,  rector  of  Hayes.  Kent;  WiUiam,  M.A..  reotor 
of  Sandhurst,  m.  Charlotte  dau.  of  William  Twopenny.  Esq. 
of  Rochester,  and  has  issue  ;*  Frances,  wife  of  S.  Strest- 
field.  Esq. ;  Philadelphia,  wifio  of  Thomas  Button,  £sr|.. 
d.  t.  p. ;  Harriet,  m.  to  John  Austen,  Esq.  Thomas  Hussey 
d,  in  1779,  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Edward  Husset,  Esq.  of  Scotney  Castle,  who  m.  in  1776, 
Elixabeih-Sandi,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Robert  Bridge.  Esq. 
of  Becking  oo.  Essex,  and  dying  4  July,  1816,  was  s.  by 
his  son, 

Edward  Hussbt,  Esq.  of  Sootney  CasUe,  who  m.  Anne, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Jemmett  Esq.  of  Ashford. 
and  left  at  his  decease.  6  Sept  1817,  a  dau..  Eleanor- 
Louisa,  who  d.  in  1830 ;  and  a  son,  the  present  Edwabi>- 
HussBT,  Esq.  of  Scotney  Castle. 

Armt    Or.  a  cross,  vert,  charged  with  a  mullet  pisned, 

Cre$t — ^A  hind,  ducally  gorged  and  diained,  at  lodge,  under 
an  oak-tree,  ppr. 
Seat — Scotney  Castle,  Lambethurst 


♦  Of  the  Rev.  William  Husky's  childreu,  WnxiAM,  the 
eldest  son.  of  Hawkhurst  m.  Mary-Anno  Law,  co-heir  of  her 
fother,  and  granddau.  of  the  Rev.  Archdeacon  John  Law, 
and  had  issue.  Arthur;  the  2nd  Lb  a  clergyman ;  Henry,  the 
3rd,  m.  21  Aug.  1888,  Elisa-Adamy.  youngest  dau.  of  J.-G. 
Walford,  Esq.  of  Woodlands;  Charlotte,  the  eldest  dau..  m. 
Alezander-H.  Sutherland,  Esq.,  F.BJL  There  are  several 
other  sons  and  daus. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


H  U  S 

HUSSEY  OF  WYRLEY  GROVE. 

HU88ET,  Phineas-Powke,  Esq.  of  Wyrley  Grove, 
oo.  Stafford,  late  98th  regt  of  foot,  b.  14  Jan.  1822; 
m.  15  Oct.  1850,  Eliaabeth-Clementina,  2nd  dau.  of 
Archibald-Nisbet  Carmichael,  Esq.,  and  has  one 
surviving  dau.,  Elisabeth. 

M,int!iQt» — ^The  manor  of  little  Wyrley,  and  a  con- 
dderable  estate  in  land  and  ooal-mines  therein,  has  boen 
held  by  this  fomily  many  years*  passing  through  four 
generations  to  the  present  possessor. 

The  Husseys  became  lords  of  Little  Wyrley  by  marriage 
of  JoasPH  HusesT,  of  London,  with  Sybil,  heiress  of  Walter 
Fowke,  of  Brewood. 

Sybil  Vowem.  dau.  and  oo-helr  of  Walter  Fowke,  Esq. 
(whose  father,  Boger  Fowke,  Esq.  of  Brewood,  the  repre- 
sentative  of  an  old  Staffordshire  family,  bought  Little 
Wyrley  of  John  LevesonX  who  m.  Josbph  Husset,  citizen. 
of  St.  Bride's,  London,  son  of  Joseph  Hussey.  of  South- 
ampton,  and  a  descendant  probably  of  the  Husskts  of 
JFiU*  and  Dorut,  and  was  moUxer  of 
.  FowKB  HuaaxT.  of  Little  Wyriey,  in  1714.  who  m.  Elisa- 
beth, dau.  of  William  Jeeson.  Oent.  of  Lfohiield  and  sister 
of  William  Jesson,  barristei^at-law.  Of  this  marriage,  the 
4th  son. 

Richard  Uussst,  of  Wolverhampton,  6.  in  1723.  m.  Anne 
Beckett,  and  by  her  (who  d,  17  July,  1789)  left  at  his 
deoeaae,  38  Oct.  1774,  a  son, 

•  Phtnkas  Husset,  Esq.  of  Wyrley  Grove,  in  1799,  who 
inherited  little  Wyrley  by  will  of  his  uncle.  Phineas 
Hussey.  He  m.  Ist  Fanny  Fowler,  by  whom  he  had  no 
issue ;  and  2ndly,  84  Sept.  1814,  Sophia  Ray,  by  whom 
ha  left  at  his  decease,  with  a  dau.  (Fanny-Sophia,  who 
m.  in  1848,  Edward  Kellaai-t,  Esq.  of  Ceylon,  army  medical 
staff;  and  d,  in  1847)  a  son,  the  present  PHnrsAS-FowKB 
H088KT,  Esq.  of  Wyrley  Grove. 

.^rmt— Barry  of  six,  erm.  and  gu. 

CVcte— A  boot,  sa.,  the  spur,  or,  turned  down,  erm. 

•  Afotto— Ut  tibi  sic  aliis. 

iSbcU— Wyrley  Grove^  Staffordshire. 


HUSSEY  OF  UPWOOD. 

Husset,  Riohard-Hussbt,  Esq.  of  Upwood,  ca 
Huntingdon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  (.  22  Oot.  1815;  s.  his 
fother  in  1843. 

iLtnCAS^. — ^^^  ^'  gentleman's  paternal  fiunily,  refer 
to  If  ouBRAV  or  CooKAiamr. 

Yiob-Admiral  RiOHAaD-HcssBT  MoUBBAV,  2nd  son  of 
Robert  Moubray.  Esq.  of  Cockaimy,  oo.  Fife,  by  Arabella 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hussey,  Esq.  of  Wrexham,  co. 
Denbigh,  and  co-heir  (with  her  sister,  Maria- Anne,  wife  of 
Sir  Richard  Bickerton,  Bart.)  of  her  brother.  Lieut.-Gen. 
Yore  Warner,  of  Wood  Wood,  assumed  the  surname  of 
Hvnsv,  and  became  Sib  Riohabd-Hvssbv  Hussbt.  K.C.B., 
O.C.M.8..  of  Wo^d  Walton,  at  the  decease  of  his  cousin. 
Admiral  Sir  Rlchird  Bickerton.  Bart..  K.C.B.,  of  Upwood, 
in  1832.  He  m.  5  Jan.  1815,  Emma.  6th  dau.  of  William 
Hobson,  Esq.  of  Markfield,  co.  Middlesex,  and  had  issue, 
RiOHARD-HuasKT,  his  heir ;  Emma ;  Eleanor,  m.  IS  March, 
1888.  to  Lord  St.  John,  of  Bletshoe;  and  Laura,  m.  to 
Oiptain  S.-W.  BuUer,  B.LC.S.    Sir  Richard  d.  in  1848. 

.^mw— Quarterly :  per  a  cross  of  pearls,  or  and  gu.,  in  the 
1st  and  4th  quarters,  a  cross,  as. ;  m  the  2nd  and  8rd,  three 
lions,  passant-guardant,  or,  on  the  centre  chief  point  (as  an 
honourable  augmentation)  on  a  plate,  the  turban  of  an 
omrah  of  the  Mogul  empixe,  ppr. 

Crest—A  hind,  trlppant,  ppr.,  ducally  gorged  and  chained, 
or. 

SwU— Upwood,  Htmtingdonshire. 


HUSSEY  OF  WESTOWN. 

Husset,  Anthony  Strong,  Esq.  of  Westown,  co. 
Dublin,  6.  24  Aug.  1782;  m.  19  Aug.  1811,  Mable, 
eldest  dau.  of  Malachy  Donelan,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
donelan,  co.  Gal  way,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

L   GSRAU>. 

II.  Malachy,  la.  Miss  Fitzgerald,  and  has  issue. 

in.  Anthony,    an    officer  in   Prince  Ooburg's  regt.    of 

Unoers,  Austrian  service. 
IT.  Edward.  v.  Richaid.  in  the  Austrian  service. 

I.  Mary,  a  nun.  n.  Mable,  a  nim. 

ni.  ^UargAvot.  iv.  Isabella. 

605 


HUB 

Mr.  Hussey,  who*,  hia  father,  the  late  Qerold-Strong 
Hussey,  Esq.,  30  Nov.  1811,  is  a  magistrate  for  the 
CO&  of  Meath  and  Dublin,  and  a  deputy-lieutenant 
of  the  former. 

M,intHfie, — Sta  Hijoh  Hussbt,  who  went  to  Ireland 
17  Hekbt  II.,  m.  the  sister  of  Theobald  FitsWalter,  the 
first  Butler  of  that  kingdom,  and  d.  seised  of  large  pos' 
sessions  in  tbeco.  of  Meath,  fVom  the  graUt  of  Hugh  de 
Lade.  His  son  Waltcr  Hnssrr,  was  father,  by  Agnes  his 
wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Hugh  de  Lade,  sen.,  Earl  of  Ulster, 
of  HnoH  Husset.  who  m.  a  dau.  of  Adam  de  Hereford,  and 
had  a  son,  Wiluam  Hussxt,  who  by  Catherine  Fitzgerald 
his  wife,  a  dau.  of  the  house  of  Eildaie,  was  fhther  of  Sib 
John  Hussxt,  Knt,  Ist  Baron  of  Galtrim,  summoned  to 
pariiament  26  March  and  32  Nov.  1374.  and  22  Jan.  1377. 
From  him  descended  the  great  house  of  HrsscY,  Barons  of 
GaUHm. 

PvTKa  HnssKT.  Esq.,  Snd  son  of  James  Hussey,  Barou  of 
Galtrim,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dan  of  Richard  Aylmer,  Esq.  of 
Lyons,  m,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  Bartholomew  Bellew,  Esq.  of 
Westown,  CO.  Dublin,  and  had  a  son, 

Luke  Hussbt.  Esq.  of  Westown,  fother  of 

Col.  Edwabd  Husset,  of  Westown.  who  m.  Mabel  Bame- 
wall,  and  liad  issue, 

I.  Jamrs,  his  heir.  n.  George,  d.  unm. 

III.  Luke.  d.  unm.  iv.  Nicholas,  who  d.  uvm. 

I.  Mabel,  m.  to  Matthias  Bamewall,  Esq.  of  Castletown, 
oo.  Meath. 

II.  CATBEBnnE.  who  m.  Sia  Andrew  Atuckb,  Bart,  of 
Balrath,  co.  Meath,  and  bv  him,  who  d.  5  Nov.  1740,  lefl 
at  her  decease,  in  1746,  with  other  issue,  a  dau., 

Mabel  Atlmbb,  who  m.  John  Stbono,  Esq.  of  MuUafin, 
CO.  Meath,  and  had  five  sons,  Abdrew;  Simon;  John; 
Gebald,    of  whom   presently,   as  ii]Jieritor  of   tho 
Westown  estates;  and  Robert 
The  eldest  son. 

Jambs  Husset,  Esq.  of  Westown,  co.  Dublin,  and  of 
Courtown,-  co.  Kildare,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Richard 
Parsons,  Viscount  Rosse,  and  by  her,  who  in  I76d,  had 
issue  (with  four  daus.  Frances,  Elizabeth,  Mabel,  and  Maiy) 
three  sons,  who  all  d.  s.  p.  Mr.  Hussey,  d.  in  172>9,  and 
was  s.  by  his  son, 

Edward  Husset,  Esq.  of  Westown,  who  m.  in  1743, 
Isabella,  eldest  dau.  and  co-hdr  of  John,  Duke  of  MoU' 
tague,  and  relict  of  William  Montague,  Duke  of  Man- 
chester, and  assumed,  at  the  decease  of  his  &ther-in-law, 
tho  n»])e  and  arms  of  Mobtaoub.  In  1753,  he  was  installed 
a  Knight  of  the  Bath;  in  1762,  created  a  peer  of  Great 
Britain,  as  Babob  Bbauubu,  of  Benulieu;  and  in  1784, 
advanced  to  be  Earl  Bbauueu.  By  the  oo-hdress  of 
Montague,  his  lordship  had  an  only  son,  Johb,  who 
d.  unm.,  and  one  dau.,  Isabella,  who  also  d.  unm.  in  1772. 
He  d.  in  1802  (when  the  peerage  expired),  and  was  s.  in  the 
Irish  estates  by  his  brother, 

Richard  Husset,  Esq.  of  Westown,  who  d,  unm  ,  having 
devised  his  property  to  his  cousin  (the  grands<m  of  Catherine 
Hussey,  by  her  husband.  Sir  Andrew  Aylmer,  Bart.), 

Gebald  Stbono,  Esq.,  who  assumed,  in  consequence,  the 
name  and  arms  of  Hussbt.  Owing,  however,  to  the  will  of 
Lord  Beaulieu,  who  had  bequeathed  the  estates  to  Lord 
Sidney  Osborne,  youngest  son  of  the  Duke  of  Leeds, 
litigation  ensued,  and  was  at  length  terminated  by  a  com- 
promise and  division  of  the  proper^  under  an  act  of  par- 
liament, 61  Geobob  III.  Mr.  Strong-Hussey  m.  in  1781, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Anthony  Lynch,  Esq.  of  LaVally,  oo.  Galway. 
and  had  issue, 

Anthobt,  his  heir,  now  of  Westown. 

Margaret,  m.  in  1812,  to  Francis  Magan,  Esq.  of  Emo,  co. 
Westmeath. 

Isabella,  to.  in  1818,  to  Lieut-CoL  William  Meall,  E.I.Co.*s 
service,  and  d,  leaving  two  daus. 
Mr.  Strong-Hussey  d.  80  Nov.  1811. 

.«<rTO*— Barry  of  six,  erm.  and  gu. ,  on  a  canton  of  the  last, 
a  cross,  or.  ,        . 

Oresl — ^A  hind,  passant,  aig.,  on  a  mount,  vert,  and  uudvt 
a  tree,  ppr. 

JfoWo— Cor  immobile. 

Sea<— Westown,  near  Balbriggan. 

HUSSEY  OF  DINGLE. 
HuasBT,  James,  Esq.  of  Dingle,  co.  Kerry,  J.P., 
6.  1816. 

UtttrACI^. ^This  family,  of  Norman  descent,  settled  in 

Ireland,  in  the  reign  of  Hekbt  II.  A  branch  esUblislied 
itself  in  Kerry,  and  got  a  grant  of  the  land  from  Castledrum' 

J  y  ^ 


H  XT  S 

to  Dfugle.  In  1613,  Miohakl  Uvbbkt,  lopieaeuted  the 
lyorough  of  Dinglo  in  pufiament.  In  1641,  Walter  Husskt 
was  lord  of  the  caatle  of  Dingle,  called  from  tboioe  Dangean 
In  Haflhe7,  or  the  fortren  of  Huaeej :  bo  was  also  owner  of 
The  Magfaeries  and  BaUybeggui,  and  had  the  castles  of 
Onstle  OregoiT  and  Minard,  He  was  besieged  in  the  latter 
by  Cols«  Le  Hunt  and  Sadleir,  of  Cbokwell's  army,  and 
Mown  up ;  his  esteits  was  thus  oonfisoated.  From  Walter 
eame  RiOBJUtn,  from  whom  was  desoended  Pstbb  Hubset, 
who  m.  Helen  Bice,  sod  had  issue,  Maubiox  Hubbet,  who 
m.  Mary  Hussey,  and  had  issue,  Jomr;  Edward;  and 
Alice,  m.  23  Kor.  1748,  to  James  Fitsgerald^of  Lisoamey. 

JoHX  HvssET,  the  eldest  son,  m.  Miss  Bodkin,  and  had 
issue,  Maurice,  Connolly,  Edward,  and  Pbter-Bodkih,  all 
cL  wm.,  except 

FfenuuBoDKiir  Husskt,  Esq.,  barrister,  who  m,  10  Dec. 
1804,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Hickson,  Esq.  of  Dingle, 
J.P.  and  deputy-goremor  of  Kerry,  ajul  left  issue, 

John,  who  d.  wnm.  at  St  Mak>,  Fhmoe. 

James,  J.P.,  of  Dingle. 

Edward,  J.P.,  of  Dingle,  m.  to  Julia,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 

Robert  Hickson,  and  has  issuer  Peter,    Edward,    and 

Julia. 

Robert,  d.  Mnm.  in  India. 
fiomuel-Murray,  J.P.,  of  ClQgfaroe  House,  Coric,  b.  1825,  m. 

1863,  Julia-Agnes,  8rd  dau.  of  John  Hickson,  Esq.,  D.L., 

and  has  issue,  RobertJohn  and  Mary. 
Ellen,  m.  to  Robert,  3rd  sou  of  the  Right  Hon.  Maurice 

Fitzgnald,  Knight  of  Kerry. 
Anne. 
Julia,  m.  to  Peter  ntqreFald,  Knight  of  Kerry. 

JnN»— Barry  of  six,  erm.  and  gn.,  on  a  canton  of  the  last, 
across,  or. 

OrtH^A  hind,  pasaant,  aig.,  on  a  mound,  yert^  and  under 
a  tree,  ppr. 

Motto— Cor  immobile. 

i8^q<— Famtfiikella>  co.  Coric 


HUSTLER  OF  ACKLAM  HALL. 

HuBTLXR,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Aoklam  Hall,  co.  York, 
J.P.,  h.  1  Aug,  1801;  m.  12  Aug.  1822,  Charlotte- 
Frances-Eliza,  only  dan.  of  the  late  Richard  Wells, 
Esq.  of  Demerara,  West  Indies,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLLiAM-TuoMAS,  6.  29  May,  1823. 

n.  Richard,  6.  6  Oct.  1824. 

m.  George,  6. 12  June.  1826.  nr.  James,  d.  young. 

X.  Evereld-Catherine-Eliso. 

iLtnrage.— This  fiunUy  was  founded  at  AcUam,  by 

WiLUAM  Hustler,  of  Bridlington,  co.  Tork,  who  flourished 
temp.  James  I.,  and  piu-diasing  the  estate  of  Adclam  of 
Sir  Matthew  ISoynton.  Bart.,  temp.  Charles  I.,  became 
seated  there.  He  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  William  Simpson,  of 
Ryton,  00.  York,  and  d.  6  Nov.,  20  Charles  I.,  and  by  her 
(who  m.  Sndly,  Sir  Edward  Buckhoole,  Knt.  of  Kent)  he 
h'ul  a  son  and  heir, 

WnxiAM  Hustler,  Esq.  of  Acklam,  who  m.  Grace,  dau. 
of  Sir  John  Savile,  of  Lupset^  near  Wakefield,  in  Yorkshire, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Sir  William  Hustler,  Knt.  of  Acklam,  in  Cleveland, 
knighted  at  Whitehall,  14  May,  1073,  ta.  8  July,  1680,  Dame 
Anne  Wentworth,  relict  of  Sir  Matthew  Wentworth,  Bart, 
of  Bretton,  and  dau.  of  IPniliam  Osbaldiston,  Esq.  of  Hun- 
manby;  and  d.  about  1730,  leaving. 

James^  eventual  heir. 

Anne,  eventually  oo-helress,  with  her  sisters,  to  her 
father's  lands,  m.  1700,  Thomas  Peirse,  Esq.  of  Hutton 
Bonville. 

Another  co-heir,  m.  to  —  Hodgson. 

Third  co-heir. 

Eyereld,  of  whom  presently. 

James  Hustler,  Esq.  of  Acklam,  the  youngest  son  of  Sir 
William,  was  the  last  male  heir  of  the  old  stock;  he  dying 
$.  p.,  the  whole  of  the  estates  at  Addam  and  Middlesbro', 
in  Cleveland,  devolved  upon  his  sisters  as  co-heirs :  of  whom 

EvERELD  Hustler,  was  the  eventual  survivor  and  last 
resident  at  Acklam.  This  lady  was  b.  18  Aug.  1608,  and 
was  neTer  married.  She  made  her  will,  devising  Acklam 
to  her  nephew,  Thomas  Peirse,  Esq.,  and  d,  11  Jan.  1784. 
was  $.  by  him,  who  soon  after  taking  Uie  name  and  arms  of 
Hustler,  became 

Thomas  Huotler,  Esq.  of  Acklam.  He  m.  1st,  1787, 
Jane,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Staines,  of  Bowerby,  and  by 
her  had  an  only  sim, 

Thomas,  his  successor  at  Acklam. 
He  w.  2ndly,  Mary.  dau.  of  Sir  Ttocred  Robinson,  Bart. ; 
an  1  Snlly,  Constance,  dau.  of  Ralj;>h  Lutton,  Esq.  of  Knap- 
C06 


HUT 

ton,  and  gnnddaa.  of  Sir  Oriifith  BojnUm,  Bart.    By  Us 
last  wife  he  had  issue, 

1.  WiHiam,  whom.  1st,  hi  1800,  Charlotte;  dan.  of  WllUaa 
Meade,  Eeq.  of  Philadelphia,  and  had  issue, 
Thomas,  now  of  Acklam. 

He  m.  2ndly.  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Boatoek, 
lector  of  East  Grinstead,  SoasBX.  and  bj  ber  bad  a  dML, 
Evereld-Catberine,  m.  17  Nov.  1835,  to  the  Rev.  Tboms^ 
Watkyn  Richaxds,  rector  of  Puttenham,  Sumy. 
He  ».  Srdly,  Maiy,  widow  of  —  Wylam,  Esq.,  and  by 
her  had  issue, 

William,  barrister-at-law,  d.  abroad,  1  Jnne,  184ft. 
Mr.  Wilham  Hustler  d.  in  1818. 
I.  Constance,  d.  vma. 

n.  Evereld,  m.  to  Thomas   Hopper,  Esq.  of  «k*^w4S^ 
Grange,  oo.  Durham,  and  d,  in  1811. 
Thomas  Hustler,  Eeq.  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Hustler,  Esq.  of  Acklam,  who  d.  wtm.,  in  1819, 
when  Acklam  devolved  upon  his  nq[>hew  and  heir,  the 
present  Thomas  Hustler,  Esq.  of  Acklam. 

Armo—Axg.,  on  a  ftsse,  as.,  between  two  martlela,  aa.. 
three  fleurs-de-lis,  or. 

Orett—k  talbot,  seiant,  aig.,  gotged  with  a  coUsr,  ax., 
thereon  three  flenrsKie-lis,  or. 

Motto — ^Aut  nunqnam  tentes  aut  perfice. 

iSleeU— Acklam  HaU,  in  Cleveland. 


HUTCfflNSON  OF  TIMONEY. 

HuTOHnrooK,  Johh-Dawson,  Esq.  of  Hmoney,  oo. 
Tipperary,  m.  Ist,  15  Dec.  1840,  Elizabeth,  yoiingest 
dau.  of  John  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Lloydsborough,  in  the 
same  ca,  but  by  her,  who  d.  3  March,  1842,  h»»  no 
issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elliza-Hannah,  dau.  of  Geoiige 
Waller,  Esq.  of  Prior  Park,  ca  Tipperary,  and  hm 
by  her  a  daiL, 

AmiA-CHBumrA. 

lineagt.— The  foonder  of  this  fiunOy  in  Ii^aod  was 
James  HuTCHmsoy,  captain  in  Cromwell's  army,  (son  of 
John  and  Isabel  Hutchinson),  b.  in  1613,  at  Kirkbyatephen, 
CO.  Westmorland,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Jolm  Godfrey,  Esq.  of 
Kmg  Wilton,  oo.  Hereford,  settled  at  KnodEhaUymagher, 
near  Roscrea,  co.  Tipperary.  Captain  Hutdiinson  <£.  M 
Sept.  1889,  and  wns  ».  by  his  elder  son. 

James  HuroHiireoN,  Esq.  of  Knockballyxnagbar  and 
Timoney,  who  m.  1st,  10  Jan.  16^1,  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Bennet,  Esq.  of  co.  Kildare,  and  by  her  (who  d,  IS  Oct. 
1600)  had  (with  two  daus.,  Maiy  d.  17  April,  1706 ;  and 
EUxabeth,  d.  in  1706)  two  sons, 

Jamssl  who  inherited  Kuockballymagher.  His  grest- 
grauoson, 

WiLLLAM-HsirRT  HuTOHiHSOH,  Esq.  of  KnockbaDymsg* 
her,  who  m.  Ist^  in  1821, 8anih,dau.  of  John  birch,  Esq. 
of  the  Shoe  Hills,  co.  llppemry,  and  by  her  had  an  only 
dan.,  and,  by  the  marriage  settlement,  sole  heiress  to 
his  landed  property,  Baeah-Axks,  He  m.  Sndly,  in 
1882,  Eliza-Hannah,  dau.  of  George  Waller,  Esq.  of 
Prior  Park,  co.  Tippoaiy,  and  by  her  had  issue,  a  son 
and  two  daus. ;  Thomas  Wilham-Henrv,  6.  in  1883 ; 
Elin-Selina,  and  another  dau.  Mr.  Hutchinson  d. 
81  Nov.  1842,  and  was  «.,  according  to  tho  terms  of  his 
marriage  settlement,  by  the  only  child  of  his  first 
marriage.  SAEAH-AmiB  HuroHDraoK,  now  of  Knock- 
ballymagher. 

JoHir,  to  whom  his  &ther  left  llmoney. 

Mr.  Hutchhison  m  tndly,  8  Aug.  16M,  Sarah,  relict  ef 
Richard  Poard,  of  limerick,  and  d.  18  8^.  1718,  dlTidhig 
his  estates  between  his  two  sons. 

John  Hutohxesok,  Esq.  of  Timoney.  second  son,  by 
Maiy  Bennet  his  wife.  m.  18  June,  1716,  Mary,  dau.  of  Paol 
Chambers,  Esq..  and  d,  18  May.  1768,  leaving  Jambs,  his 
heU- ;  Benjamin.  6.  in  1720,  d,  hi  1791 ;  John,  6.  in  1731 ; 
Mary ;  Elizabeth,  d,  in  1792.    The  son  and  heir. 

James  Hutghivsoh,  Esq.  of  Timoney,  b.  SO  July.  1716, 
m  15  Oct.  1748,  Christiana,  dau.  of  John  Pim,  Esq.  of 
Larra,  Queen's  County,  and  d.  11  Aug.  1791,  and  h*d  by 
her  (who  d.  ia  1796),  with  other  issue, 

WxujAM,  his  heir. 

John.  b.  2  Jan.  1763. 

Mary,  m.  in  1779,  to  Robert  Powell,  Esq.  of  the  city  of 
Dublin. 

Sarah,  m.  to  Thomas  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  KnodchaBy- 


The  son  and  heir, 

William  HuTORiireoK,  Esq.  of  Timoney,  J.P.,  high-dieriiT 
CO.  Tipperary,  b.  9  Sept.  1757,  m.  10  June,  1701,  Anne,  dan. 


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HUT 

and  oo-lieiren  of  Jobn-Dawton  Coates,  Esq.  of  the  city  of 
Dublin,  banker,  and  by  her,  by  whom  he  became  poeaeneed 
of  considerable  estates  in  the  counties  of  Dublin,  Carlow, 
Meath,  Wexford,  King's  and  Queen's  Counties,  had  issue, 

I.  John  Dawson,  now  of  Timoney. 

n.  James,  d.  9  March.  1889. 

m.  WilUam,  d,  in  1814. 

IT.  Dawson.  v.  Frederick. 

Ti.  Joseph.  Tn.  Bummers. 

vm.  SamueL  ix.  William,  d.  in  1880. 

I.  Eliia-Dawson. 

n.  Christiana,  m.  in  1829,  to  Frederick  lidwill,  Bsq.  of 
Dromard,  co.  Tipperary,  and  d.  in  1833,  leaving  issue. 

lu.  Sarah-Summers.  Si.  Lq  1819,  to  John-Dawson  Duckett, 
of  Duokett's  Grove,  oo.  Carlow. 


T.  Anne^  m.  7  June,  1840,  to  Michael-Head  Droughty  Esq. 
of  Harvistown,  Queen's  County. 

TI.  Sophia,  m.  in  1881,  to  John  Pim,  Bsq.  of  Larra,  Queen's 
County. 

TXi.  Henrietta. 

Tiu.  Louisa,  m.  20  Feb.  1S40,  to  Frederick- Adolphus  Jack- 
son, Bsq.  of  Inane,  co.  Tlpperaiy. 

IX.  Ameua. 

X.  Charlotte,  m.  in  1844,  to  Ssmuel-John  Ooalin,  Bsq., 
captain  49th  regiment. 

Mr.  Hutchinson  d.  6  June,  188S,  and  wns  9.  by  his  eldest 
son,  tlie  present  John-Dawson  Hutohiv80N,  Esq.  of 
Timoney. 

S0at— Timoney,  co.  Tlpperaiy. 


HUT 

Buston.  by  Francos  his  wife.  dau.  of  Charles  Bsthurtt,  Esq. 
of  Skutterskelf,  MP.  for  Richmond,  and  granddau.  of 
Joseph  Forster,  Esq.  of  Buston,  4th  in  descent  from 
Florence  Forster,  a  younger  son  of  the  Bdderstone  family, 
and  had  issue, 

Gbobob,  hlB  heir. 

Henry,  b.  18  May,  1778. 

Frances-Mary,  who  m.  16  July,  1800,  Charles  Swain,  Esq. 
Mr.  Hutchinson  d.  24  Feb.  1804,  aged  74.  and  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Oborob  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  Whitton,  6.  20  Sept.  1768 ; 
m.  16  M  ly.  1793,  Charlotte-Barbara,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of 
Thomas  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Tanfield,  Durham,  and  had  issue, 

Oboeob-Thomas,  now  of  Whitton  Hoiise. 

Charles-Francis.  6.  22  July,  1796. 

Charlotte,  d.  young. 

Catherine-Mary,  m.  to  Jose-Luis  Femandes,  grandson  and 
representative  of  the  late  Marquis  of  Tavoiu. 
Mr.  Hutehinson  was  a  deputy-lieutenant  for  the  Palatinate. 

.<4r»i>~Per  pale,  gu.  and  az.,  semte  of  cross-crosslets,  and 
a  lion,  rampant,  or. 
Cittt — Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  a  codcatrioe,  as. 
IfoMo— Nihil  humani  alienum. 
&a(— Wliitton  House,  Durliam. 


HUTCHINSON  OF  WHITTON  HOUSK 

HTTTOHnrsoK,  OEOSOiB-THOif  AS,  Esq.  of  Whitton 
House,  06.  Durham,  6.  15  March,  1794 ;  m.  1826, 
Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  Capt.  John  Mercer,  E.LC.S. 

ILtIttJl0f • — ^A  &mily  of  Hutchinsons  was  settled  at 
Cowlam,  or  Cowland,  in  Torkshire,  about  the  middle  of  the 
18th  oeatuxy,  and  from  that  deeoended  Biohard  and  John 
Hutchinson,  who  went  to  Ireland,  and  the  oelebrated 
Colonel  Hutchinson,  ths  parliamentary  governor  of  Not- 
tingham Castle. 

Thomas  Hutohivson,  of  Comforth,  in  Durham,  (son  of 
Thomas  Hutchinson,  and  —  Allanson.)  m.  18  Jan.  1670, 
Janet  Armstrong,  and  had  issue. 

L  RoBKBT,  ancestor  of  William  HuTOHXNSON,  the  historian 
of  Durham. 

u.  Thomas,  6.  26  Dec.  1586,  who  m.  in  16S8,  Elisabeth 
lUchardson,  and  had  a  son, 

1  Henry,  who  ta.  8  May,  1677,  Maty  Legge,  and  had 
issue, 
m.  Cuthbert,  b.  in  1590. 
vr.  Richard. 

The  4th  son, 

Biohard  Htttchinson,  Esq.,  bapt  80  April,  1502  s». 
Agnes-MeriaU,  and  left  (with  a  dau.,  MerlaU,  m.  hi  1640.  to 
Cuthbert  Bpeke)  a  son  and  successor. 

WiLUAM  Hutchinson.  Esq..  bapt.  11  Mardi,  1620.  who 
m.  in  1648.  Ann.  dau.  of  —  Woodhouse,  Esq.  of  Biandon 
House,  and  had  issue.    The  Srd  son, 

Thomas  Hutchinson.  Esq.,  bapt.  20  April  1661,  pur- 
chased the  estate  of  Whitton.  He  m.  18  June,  1705.  Sarah, 
dau.  and  co-heiress  of  Henry  Law,  Esq.  of  Billingham,  and 
was  «.  by  his  son. 

Hbnrt  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  Whitton  and  Bishopton.  b. 
in  1706,  who  rn.  in  1728,  Mary.  dau.  of  Oeoxge  Scurfield, 
Ssq.  of  Crimdon  House,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Obobob,  his  heir. 

n.  Thomas,  of  Bishopton,  who  m.  in  1781,  Miss  Mary 

Brown,  of  Welboum,  in  LInoolnshire,  and  had  a  son, 

Thomas,  of  Stockton  and  Brunton,  who  m.  in  1800, 

Mary-Sarah,  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  John  Stuart,  Esq., 

snd  granddau.  of  Thomss  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Tanfleld,  by 

whom  he  had  four  sons  and  five  daus.,  viz., 

1  Henry,  h.  in  1810. 

2  Thomas,  b.  in  1811. 

8  John- Alexander,  b.  in  1820. 

4  Oeorge-Stuart-Dawson,  b.  in  1826. 

6  Mary. 

6  Charlotte.  7  Susannah-Maria. 

8  Agnes.  9  Emily, 

ni.  Heniy,  of  Stoolcton  and  Kiridevington,  who  d.  %mm. 
28  Jan.  1811,  aged  77. 

rv.  John,  of  Penrith.  Cumberland,  who  m.  Miss  Maiy 
Monkhouse,  of  the  same  town,  and  had  issue.  {Stt  B\Tt- 
Tov  of  Slum. 

The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Obobob  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  Whitton  and  Stockton, 
banker,  m,  Catherine,  dau,  of  Francis  Forster,    Esq.  of 
6u7 


HUTCHISON  OF  ROCKEND. 

Hutchison,  Jamf^s,  Esq.  of  Rockend,  co.  Dum- 
barton, J.P.,  m.  1st,  Annabella,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
late  George  Gibson,  Esq.  of  Hanipstead,  and  by  her 
bad  issue,  one  son,  Pairi<^,  wbo  d.  young.  He  m, 
2ndly,  in  April,  1851,  Henrietta-Maxwell,  youngest 
dau.  of  the  late  James  Graham,  Esq.  of  Glasgow, 
(2nd  son  of  the  late  James  Graham,  Esq.  of  Tam^ 
rawer,)  by  Janet-Maxwell  of  Williamwood  his  wife. 

I  HCneafft. — ^Thb  Rbv.  Patrick  Hutchison,  A.M.,  m. 
Helen,  Srd  dau.  of  Robert  Graham,  Baq.  of  Tamrawer,  oo. 
Stirling,  by  whom  he  had  leven  sons,  vis., 

I.  Jambs,  of  Rockend.  ii.  Robert. 

m.  John,  d.  unm.  iv.  Peter,  4.  ftnm, 

V.  William,  settled  in  America. 

VL  George,  d.  wun. 

VII.  Graham,  fa.  in  1847,  Annette-Mary,  datL  of  the  lata 
ArchilMdd  Crawftird,  Esq.  of  Ardmillan,  co.  Ayr,  and  has 
issue.  ^ 

ArtHi—ATg.t  a  fesae,  az.,  surmounted  bv  three  arrows, 
points  downwards,  one  in  pale,  the  other  two  meeting  in 
point,  counterchanged,  in  cnief,  a  boar's  head,  erased,  sa., 
unpaling  with  those  of  his  wife,  vis. :  Quarterly,  let  and  4th, 
or,  on  a  chief,  «rmines.  three  eecallops  of  the  first,  for  Gra- 
ham :  2nd,  tucg.t  on  a  saltire,  sable,  an  annulet,  or,  stoned, 
as.,  for  Maxwbll  ^  WUHamwood ;  Srd,  atg.,  on  a  salthre,  sa., 
a  martlet,  or,  within  a  border,  invecked,  gu.,  for  Maxwbll 
qfMaHuworth. 

Crui — ^A  stag's  head,  erased,  gu.,  attired,  or. 

IfottcH-Memor  esto. 

HUTTON  OF  MARSKE. 

HuTTON,  Timothy,  Esq.  of  Marske  and  Clifton 
Castle,  CO.  York,  6.  14  Oct.  1779;  m.  12  Dec.  1804, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Chaytor,  Esq.  of  Speuni- 
thome. 

UttUaS^. — ^Ihis  flunily  is  descended  from  the  Huttoms 
of  Priest  Huttim,  in  Lancashire.  In  the  grant  of  arms  to 
the  fiunily.  dated  1  May,  1684,  the  following  assertion  is 
made  by  Glover,  the  herald :  "Ex  antiquA  Huttonorum 
fomiliA  in  Laacastriensi  Palatinatu  nobilibus  satis  parent* 
ibus  oriundns.'* 

Matthbw  Huttov,  of  Priest  Hutton,  in  the  parish  of 
Warton,  m.,  and  had  three  sons,  vis., 

Bdmokb,  of  Warton,  father  of  Robebt  Hdttox,  D.D.,  pre- 
bendary of  Dui^am,  and  rector  of  Houghton-le-Spnng, 
ancestor  of  the  Huttoms  qf  Houghton4e-8pring. 

Matthbw.  of  whom  presently. 

Robert,  D.D.,  rector  of  Houghton-le-Skerae,  co.  Duxham. 

The  2nd  son, 

Matthbw  Huttom,  elected  bishop  of  Durham  1589 ;  wr^ 
translated  to  the  archiepiscopal  see  of  York  24  March,  16M. 
He  m.  thrice,  but  by  his  1st  and  2nd  wives,  Catherine 
Fulmesby,  niece  of  Dr.  Goodricke,  bishop  of  Ely  (m.  in 
1564).  and  Beatrice,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Fincham,  Knt  (she 
d.  in  1582)  he  had  no  issue ;  by  the  Srd,  Frances,  dau.  of 
Sfa-  Martin  Bowes,  Knt.,  who  d.  10  Aug.  1620,  he  ^^-as  either 
of  two  sons,  TiMOTBT  (Sir),  his  heir,  and  Thomas  (Sir),  of 
Popleton,  00.  York ;  and  three  daus.,  Thoroasiue,  m.  to  Sir 
William  Gee,  of  Bishops'  Burton,  hi  Yorkshire ;  Elixabeth» 


H  tTT 


HUT 


m.  to  BidMtnl  Remington,  ardidflacon  of  York ;  and  Anne, 
«».  to  Sir  John  OelYtaAey,  Bart.  There  is  a  monument  to 
the  archbishop  in  the  Cathedral  of  Yoric  Hit  elder  son 
and  heir. 

But  Tdcotht  HuTfOif,  of  Marake,  in  1598,  was  aherifr  of 
the  CO.  of  York  in  1605,  and  then  received  the  honour  of 
knighthood.  He  m.  Eliaabeth,  dau,  of  Sir  George  Bowee, 
of  Stceatlam,  co.  Durham,  knight  marahal,  by  his  2nd  wife, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Talbot,  Knt.,  and  had  iaaue.  Sir 
Timothy  d.  in  1629,  was  buried  in  St.  Mary's  Church, 
Bichmond,  where  there  is  a  splendid  monument  to  his 
memory,  and  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Matthbw  Hutton,  Esq.  of  Marske,  b.  22  Oet  1597 ;  m. 
22  April,  1617.  Barbara,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Conyers  D'Arcy, 
afterwards  Lord  D'Arcy,  and  sister  of  Conyers,  Ist  Earl  of 
Holdemess,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons  and  four  daus. 
Mr.  Hutton  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  elder  son, 

John  Rxmov,  Esq.  of  Marske,  who  m.  in  1651,  Frances, 
Snd  dau.  of  Bryan  Stapylton,  Esq.  of  Myton,  oo.  York ;  and 
dying  in  March,  166S-4,  left,  wiUi  five  daus.,  an  only  son, 

John  Huttoh,  Esq.  of  Marske,  b.  14  July,  1650 ;  m,  in 
1680,  Dorothy,  dau.  and  eo-heir  of  William  Pyke,  Esq.  of 
Frant,  in  Sussex,  and  d.  in  Feb.  1730-1  (he  was  buried 
on  the  2nd  of  March  following),  leaTing,  with  iire  daus., 
four  sons,  Tis.,  Jobv,  his  heir ;  Matthew,  D.D.,  archbishop 
of  Canterbury,  b,  in  1602,  d.  19  March,  1758.  (His  Grace 
m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Lutman,  Gent,  of  Petworth,  co. 
Sussex,  and  had  two  daus.,  Dorothy,  m.  to  Frands  Popham. 
Esq.  of  Littlecott,  and  Mary ;  Timothy ;  and  Thomas.  The 
eldest  son  and  hdr, 

JoHV  HiTTTOM,  Esq.  of  Marske,  b,  in  1601 ;  m.  1st,  in 
1790,  Barbara,  dau.  of  Thomas  Barker,  Esq.  of  York,  and 
by  her,  who  d.  in  1723,  had  no  issue.  Mr.  Hutton  m.  2ndly. 
in  1726,  EUnbeth,  dau.  of  James,  Lord  D'Arcy,  of  the 
kingdom  of  Ireland,  and  by  her  who  d.  in  1789,  had  issue, 

JoHK,  his  successor. 

Matthew,  6.  hi  1732,  d.  «mm.  81  Deo.  1782. 

James,  b.  in  1739,  d.  at  Aldborougfa.  oo.  York,  2  March, 
1798.  He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Hoyle^  Esq.  of  AsbgiU, 
in  Yorkshire,  and  left  isstie  a  son,  Jambs-Hknbt-D'Arct 
HuTTOir,  Esq.,  now  of  Aldburgfa,  who  m.  in  1821,  Harriet 
Aggas,  and  dv  her,  since  deceased,  had  (with  a  dau., 
Harriet-EmmaJ  two  sons,  John-Timothy,  b.  in  1822,  and 
JamesHenrv, 6.  in  182 ^ 

Anne,  6.  in  1731,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Geoige-Wanley  Bowes, 
Esq.  of  Thornton,  co.  York. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Hemy  PuOeine,  Esq.  of  Cazleton  Hall,  co. 
York. 
He  d.  in  1768,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Hutton,  Esq.  of  Marske,  b.  30  Sept.  1730;  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  21r.  Richard  Ling,  of  Appleby,  and  had  four 
pons,  vis., 

John,  his  heir,  of  Marske,  higfa-sherifi;  1825,  d.  vaan. 
14  Aug.  1841. 

James,  a  captain  in  the  army,  b.  24  Jan.  1776^  d.  at  Marske, 
24  Jan.  1803. 

Matthew,  a  captain  in  the  army,  b.  81  Dec.  1777,  d.  12  Dec. 
1818,  buried  at  Marske. 

Timothy,  now  of  Marske  and  Clifton  Castle. 
Mr.  Hutton  d.  on  the  24th  Sept.  1782. 

Arm$  Gu.,  on  a  fesse,  between  three  cushions,  arg., 
Mnged  and  tasselled,  or,  as  many  fleurs-de-lis,  of  the  field. 

Crt9t — On  a  cushion,  gu.,  placed  losenge-ways,  an  open 
book,  the  edges  gilt,  with  the  words  Odor  FUa  inscribed. 

IfoMo— Spiritus  gindius. 

iSeots— Marske^  and  Clifton  OMtle,  Yorkshire. 


HUTTON  OF  OVERTHWAITE. 

Hutton,  William,  Esq.  of  Overthwwte,  co.  West- 
morland, 6.  28  May,  1781;  m,  16  June,  1808,  Cathe- 
rine, dau.  of  Edward  Pedder,  Esq.  of  Bishham  Lodge, 
and  Preston,  co.  Lancaster,  and  had  issue, 
I.  WiLLLMf,  in  holy  orders,  now  vicar  of  Beetham ;  m. 
Maigaret-Denton,  dau.  of  James-Bramoll  Toosey,  Esq. 
of  Lynn  Regis,  and  has  issue,  William-James ;  Cathe- 
rine-Mary;  Margaret -Toosey;  Lucy -Elizabeth;  and 
Frances-Jane. 
IL  Edward.  in.  Thomas,  deceased. 

IT.  George,  royal  artillery,  deceased. 
T.  Molyneiix,  deceased.  ti.  James. 

Tii.  Charles,  M.D.,  w.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Dr.  Seymour,  of 

Charles  Street,  Belgrave  Square. 
▼III.  Richard, 
L  M;irgaret,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Williftm  Mason,  A.M.,  vicar 

of  Norman  ton. 
u.  Eleanor,  m.  to  William  Brayshay,  E^q.  of  Bradford. 
608 


Sii<  Gatherine. 

IT.  IsaboUa-Jane,  s»,  to  the  Rev.  James  Cookson,  ineam- 
bent  of  Marion  parsonage,  near  BlaolqtooL 

Mr.  Hutton  d.  in  1853,  and  his  widow  now  has  the 
family  property. 

lineage.— -About  the  time  of  mam  VU.  it  mppmn, 
from  deeds  and  other  records,  that  the  Huttohs  «/  Over- 
thwaitty  and  the  Hvttoms  of  CMddtorwtgk,  in  Yorkshire, 
branched  from  the  andent  fKoa^j  oilLuTKm qf  HutUm  BmO, 
Penrith,  which  derived  Anom  Adam  ds  Hotom,  living  taajk 
Edward  I.* 

Thomas  Hmrrov,  Esq.  of  Overthwaite,  in  the  partaii  of 
Beetham,  Westmorland,  who  d.  in  1688,  at  a  very  great 
age,  left  a  son  and  successor,  Gboboi  Hvttov,  Esq.  of 
Overthwaite,  who  d.  in  1621,  and  was  fSatber  of  Thomas 
HvTTOir,  Esq.  of  Overthwaite,  at  whose  decease,  in  16Mk, 
the  property  devolved  on  his  son,  Omobob  Honov,  Esq. 
of  Overthwaite,  who  d.  in  1478,  and  had  two  sons,  Tboma^ 
Us  heir ;  and  John,  ancestor  of  the  Rev.  Joair  HtrnoM, 
vicar  of  Burton,  whose  only  dau.  and  heir,  Agnes,  m.  to 
Capt.  Johnson,  of  Mains  Hall,  oo.  Hereford.  The  elder 
son,  Thomas  Hnnoir.  Esq.  of  Overthwaite,  w.  Btoaner, 
dan.  of  William  Tenant,  Esq.  of  York,  by  Eleanor  his  wiii; 
dau.  of  Roger  Crowle,  Esq.,t  by  Eleanor  his  wife,  dao.  of 
Edward  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Dalham  Tower,  and  d.  in  1T31; 
leaving  a  son,  Gborob  Hxittoh,  Esq.  of  Overthwaite,  who 
left  at  his  decease,  in  1786,  two  sons,  Gmobob  Huttom,  Bk^. 
of  Overthwaite.  who  d,  vnm.  in  1802,  and 

The  Rkv.  Wiixiam  Huttobt,  vicar  of  Beetham,  who  boilt 
Cappelside  House,  near  Beetham,  and  fixed  his  resideDee 
there.  He  m.  Lucy,  8rd  dau.  and  co-heir,  by  Mary  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Oliver  Marton,  Esq.  of  Lancaster,  of  Bigby 
Molyneux,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Preston,  only  son  of  TlMnnas 
Molyneuz,  Esq.  of  Preston,  by  Msry  his  wife,  dux.  of 
Gilbert  Mundy,  Esq.  of  Allestree,  co.  Derby,  and  grandeoo 
of  Sir  John  Molyneux,  Bart  of  TeversaU,  by  Iax^  his  wife^ 
dan.  of  Alexander  Bigby,  Esq.  of  Middleton,  one  of  the 
barons  of  the  Exchequer,  and  d.  in  1811,  having  had  two 
sons,  Thomas-Molyneux  Hutton,  idio  d.  wmn.  20  May,  1796, 
and  the  late  William  Huttoh,  Esq.  of  Beetham. 

-  Arm^—Arg.,  on  a  fesse,  sa.,  three  bucks'  heads,  cahoahed, 
or. 

One— Issuant  Arom  a  tower,  ppr..  three  arrows,  sa. 

fiso^-Beetham,  oo.  Westmoreland. 


HUTTON  OF  GATE  BURTON. 

Hutton,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Gate  Burton,  co. 
Lincoln,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1832,  b.l7  July, 
1805;  m.  9  May,  1832,  Jane,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Bacon, 
Esq.,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Edmund  Baoon,  Bart.,  by  Jane 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Alexander  Bowker,  Esq.  of  Lynn 
Regis,  and  has  had  issue, 

I.  William-Frederick,  b.  in  July,  1838,  and  d.  in  1819. 

u.  GMoaas-MoRLAXD,  46th  regt.,  b.  8  Deo.  18M. 

ni.  Edmund-Baeon,  6.  in  June,  1840. 

Xrineagr.— This  highly  respectable  ftmily  has  beea 
long  seated  in  Lincolnshire. 

Thomas  Hxnrroir,  Esq.,  b.  in  1090  (son  of  Thomas  Hutton, 
of  Treswell,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Joshua  Cooper,  and 
4th  in  descent  trom  Thomas  Howton,  of  Headon.  owner  U 
land  in  TresweU,  Notts,  a.d.  1612)  m.  Elisabeth,  dao.  of 
John  Rayner,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1740,  having  had  issue, 

1.  Thomas,  of  whom  presently. 

u.  George,  D.D.,  b.  1716;  rector  of  Qate-Bmioo,  d.  mm, 
Dec.  1804. 

I.  Frances,  d.  v/nm. 

II.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  William  Morgan  Daxwin,  Esq.,  M.D. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Huttok,  Esq.  of  Gate  Burton,  b.  1715,  m.  EUss^ 
beth,  dau.  of  William  Morland  Esq.  of  Court  Lodges  Lam- 
berhurst,  oo.  Kent,  and  d.  in  1774,  having  had  issue, 
I.  WiLUAM,  of  whom  we  treat. 

u.  John,  6. 1764,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of  Francis  Stonei, 
Esq.  of  Gainsboro',  and  left  at  his  decease^  1780,  an  only 
chUd, 


*  The  last  dhreot  male  heir  of  the  Huttons  of  Hutton  Hall, 
was  Dr.  Addison  Hutton,  who  d.  in  1745.  Sir  Richard  Hut- 
ton, a  younger  son  of  the  Hutton  Hall  family,  was  Jttdge  of 
the  Common  Pleas,  temp.  Hbn.  VIII, 

t  Roger  Crowle  was  eldest  son  of  Goot^  Cmrwle.  Esq.  of 
Hull,  by  Eleanor,  his  wifo,  dau.  of  Lowtiior  of  Bwiliiugwn. 


fl  TJ  Y 

Pranoes-Maby.  m.  to  the  Rt.  Hon.  Charloa  Teimyson 
d'l^yncourt,  of  Bayons  Manor,  co.  Lincoln. 

III.  Oeoiye,  D.D.,  d.  t.p. 

IV.  Henry,  m.  twice,  and,  by  hia  first  wife,  Mary-Judith 
Dell,  hadiaaue, 

1  Hemy-Wniiam,  b.  1787.  m   1811,  Marianne,  dau.  of 
John  Fleming.  Esq..  and  left  issue, 

Edward-Thomas,  m,  and  left  issue. 

Thomas,  nu^jor  4th  It.  diigs.,  took  part  in  the  memor- 
able chane  at  Balaclava,  m.  1856,  Geoivina-Maxia, 
only  child  of  Edward  Everard,  Esq.  of  Middleton, 
Norfolk. 

Alfred. 

Mariann-Eleanor. 

Harriet-Susan,  m.  to  George  Holland  Ackers,  Esq.  of 
Moreton  Hall.  co.  Chester. 

2  Thomas,  colonel  4th  dragoon  guards,  m.  Barah,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  John  Gilby,  and  has  issue, 

Charles-Thomas-DeU.       Herbert-WOliam-DeO. 

Augustus-Henry-DeU. 

Addaide-Sarah  DelL 

3  Mary,  m.  to  Captain  Toser,  R.N. 

4  Harriett,  m.  1st,  to  Qeoxce  Ackers,  Esq.  of  Moreton 
Hall,  CO.  Chester;  and  2ndly,  CoL  Powell,  of  Nanteoa. 

I.  Judith,  m.  to  Ambrose  Cookson,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  lincohx. 
The  eldeet  son, 

WiLUAM  HuiTON,  Esq.  of  Oate  Burton,  b.  in  1750;  m. 
Ist,  Eliza,  dau.  of  Capt.  Carr  Scrope,  R.N. ;  and  2ndly,  in 
1802,  Maiy-Anne,  dau.  of  T.  Fyke,  Esq.  of  BayUiome  Park,  co. 
Essex,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Algernon  Massingberd, 
&q.  of  Ounby  Park,  co.  Lincoln :  by  the  latter  lady  he 
hod  issue, 

WnxiAM.  his  heir,  now  of  Oate  Burton. 

Geozge-Thomaa,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Gate  Burton,  m. 
Caroline,  dau.  of  Robert  Holden,  Esq.  of  Nuthall  Temple, 
oo.  Notts,  and  has  issue. 
..Henxj-Frederick,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Spridlington, 
CO.  Lincoln,  m.  Louisa,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  T.  Wollaston, 
rector  of  Sootter,  in  the  same  county,  and  has  issue. 

Sophia,  m.  to  Geoige-Clayton  Atkinson,  Esq.  of  West  Den- 
ton, near  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Emily,  nt.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Henslev.  of  Gainsborough. 

Maria,  m.  to  Edward  Qymons,  Esq.  of  South  Feniby,  cap- 
tain KI.C.8.  Bengal  artilleiy. 

Caroline. 
Mr.  Hntton  d.  1821. 

^mu— Aig.,  on  a  fesse,  sa.,  three  bucks'  heads,  cabossed, 
or. 
Creti — ^A  buck's  head,  as  in  the  arms. 
Jfotto— Spero. 
Seai^-Qate  Burton,  near  Gainsborough. 


HUYSHE  OF  SAND  AND  CLISTHYDON. 

HuTSHE,  THE  Rev.  John,  of  Sand,  in  Devonshire, 
rector  of  Cliathydon,  b.  15  Sept.  1800;  m.  Ann- 
Lydia,  dau.  of  William  Greaves,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  May- 
field,  CO.  Derby. 

ILtlttag^. — This  is  a  branch  of  the  ancient  family 
of  Huyshe,  of  Doniford.  in  Somersetshire,  whose  name, 
originally  spelt  Hywis,  was  token  from  their  residence, 
Lod  Hywis,  in  the  same  county. 

RiOHAKD  I*!  Htwis,  of  Lod  Hywis,  living  temp.  King 
John,  had  two  sons,  Richard  de  Hywis ;  and 

JoBJff  DB  Hywis,  of  Lynch,  in  the  pariah  of  Luxborough, 
liather  of 

JoHK  DB  Htwibb,  who  had  a  grant  of  a  house  and  a 
caraoute  of  land,  in  Doniford,  from  John  Fitsurse,  88 
Hbvbt  III.  From  him  descended  the  fiamily  of  Hewish 
or  DoNiroBD,  whose  representative,  Ump.  Hknet  VII., 

OuvKB  HicwisH,  of  Doniford  (son  of  Oliver  Hewi^  of 
Doniford,  by  Johanna  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John 
Avenall.  of  Blackpoole.  Devon,  and  great-grandson  of 
Oliver  Hywish,  of  Doniford,  by  tiie  dau.  and  heir  of  Simon 
de  la  Roche),  m.  a  Cavendi^,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  m.  to 
Chichester,  of  Hawle,  in  Devonshire)  three  sons,  viz., 
JoBir,  his  heir ;  Humphrey ;  and  Thomas,  ancestor  of  the 
HuTOHBS  qf  Tetton,  in  the  parish  of  Kingston,  and  "  of  those 
other  Huyshes  about  Taunton ;  and  so  of  Richard  Huyshe, 
who  lyeth  buried  in  Taimton."  Tliis  Richoixl  was  of  New 
Inn  in  1689.    Oliver  Hewiah's  eldest  son, 

John  Hewybbb,  Gent,  of  Doniford,  whose  will,  dated 
24  July,  1551.  was  proved  in  the  Prerogative  Court,  of 
Canterbuiy,  8  Feb.  1662,  m.  Grace,  dau.  of  Richard  Wal- 
Tond,  Esq.,  andhadiraue,  Wiluam,  of  Doniford,  ancestor  of 
the  HuTSHBB  of  Ikmsford  and  WelU ;  Rookb,  whose  son,  Wil- 
UAM,  was  ^f  Aller,  in  Sometsetshire ;  Jambs,  of  whom 
609 


HUT 

preeenay;  Dorothy,  «.  to  Edward  Hensley,  of  Devonshiit; 
and  Alice,  m.  to  John  Bourne.    The  youngest  son, 

Jambs  Huyshb,  sometime  of  Cheapdde,  London,  a  member 
of  the  Grocers'  Company,  d.  20  Aug.  1690,  and  was  buried 
in  St  Panoras,  Soper  Lane.  His  monumental  inscription  is 
preserved  in  Stowe's  London,  By  his  1st  wife  he  had 
eleven  children ;  and  by  the  2nd,  eighteen.  Of  these  Bow^ 
land,  William,  James,  and  Thomas,  are  the  only  sons 
named  in  his  vrill.  Hia  1st  wife  was  Maigarat,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Robert  Bovirser,  or  Bourohier,  of  London.  His  2nd- 
wife,  Maiy,  dau.  of  Molfytt,  of  Baniet,  in  Herts.  The 
eldest  son  by  the  1st  wife, 

Rowland  Huyshb,  sometime  of  South  Brsnt,  in  Somer- 
setshire, and  aaerwards  of  Sand,  in  the  parish  of  Sidbury, 
Devon,  was  bi^t.  11  April,  1600,  and  named  after  his  god- 
father, Sir  Rowland  Hill.  He  m.  Anne,*  dau.  of  John 
Weutworth,  Esq.  of  Booking,  in  Essex,  by  Elisaboth  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Oapel,  Knt.,  and  had  by  her  (who 
d.  1029)  a  son  and  successor. 

Jambs  Huyshb,  Esq.  of  Sand,  bapt.  at  Sldbuiy,  2  May, 
1604,  who,  during  the  civil  wai«,  engaged  most  actively  in 
support  of  the  Royal  cause,  and  thereby  sacrifioed  a  oon- 
siderable  portion  of  his  private  fortune.  He  m.  Deborah, 
co-heir  of  her  brother,  Periam  Reynell,  Esq.,  and  dan. 
(by  Maxy  his  wife,  dau.  and  eo-heir  of  Sir  John  Periam, 
Knt.)  of  Richard  R^ynell.  Esq.  of  Creedy  Widger,  co, 
Devon,  6th  son  of  Geoige  Reynell,  Esq.  of  Malston.  James 
Huyshe  thus  aoquired  the  manor  and  advowson  of  Clisthy- 
don.  By  her  Mr.  Huyshe  had  issue.  James,  his  heir;. 
John,  a  merchant  of  Dublin  in  1668,  d.  unm.  at  Barbadoes ; 
RiCHAAD,  a  merchant  in  Dublin,  bapt.  29  Nov.  1688,  m. 
Elizabeth  More,  of  the  Queen's  Co.,  and  had  two  sons, 
RiOHABD  and  Framois,  of  whom  presently ;  Anne,  bapt. 
9  May,  1626,  m.  1st,  to  John  Vernon,  Esq.,  captahi  in  the 
parliamentary  army,  and  m.  2ndly,  —  Courtenay.  Esq. ; 
Maiy,  bapt.  1  March  1626,  d.  in  Dublin  before  1667,  wife 
of  William  Allen,  adjutant-general  in  Ireland,  living  in 
1667;  Deborah,  bapt.  6  Sept.  1628,  buried  21  Aug.  1661; 
Rebecca,  bapt.  20  Jan.  1632,  m.  26  June,  1668-4,  to  the 
Rev.  Elijah  Dene,  rector  of  Clisthydon ;  Jael,  m.  2  Feb.  1663, 
to  Francis  Drake,  of  Ide,  merch^int;  TxTphoma,  wife  of 
John  Gay,  of  Frithelstock.  d.  in  1731.    The  eldest  son. 

Jambs  Huyshb,  Esq.  of  Sand,  bapt.  16  July,  1630 ;  m. 
26  July,  1684,  Urith,  dau.  of  Edmund  Walrond.  Esq.  of 
Bov«y,  and  had  issue,  James,  his  heir;  Deborah,  m.  to 
John  Woolcott,  of  Bossel;  Anne;  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
William  Symons.  vicar  of  Ottertou ;  Urith,  m.  to  —  Wils- 
man.  Mr.  Huy^e  was  buried  6  June,  1708,  and  was  $.  by 
his  son, 

James  Huyshb,  Esq.  of  Sand,  bapt.  26  Jime,  1689 ;  who 
m.  Catherine  Drake,  of  Tarborough,  and  had  a  son,  James, 
bapt.  81  March,  and  buried  14  April.  1717;  and  a  dau., 
Anne,  bapt  24  Aug.  1720,  buried  6  Usay,  1721.  He  d.  in 
1724,  and  was  t.  by  his  cousin. 

RiOHARD  Huyshe,  Esq.  of  Sand,  eldest  son  of  Richard 
Huyshe,  of  Dublin,  who  mi.  Marianne  Synot,  widow ;  but 
dying  §.  p.,  was  «.  1^  his  brother. 

The  Rev.  Francis  Huyshb.  6.  6  Miy,  1672;  M.A.,  rector 
of  Clisthydon ;  m.  16  Aug.  1706,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Richard 
Newte,  of  Duv&l,  in  Devon,  son  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Newte, 
rector  of  Tiverton,  and  by  her  (who  d.  19  March,  1747,  in 
her  70th  year)  had  four  sons  and  four  daus.    His  3rd  son. 

The  Rbv.  John  Huyshb,  rector  of  Pembridge,  ca  Here* 
ford,  6.  29  June,  1717,  changed  the  spelling  of  his  name  to 
HuiSH.  He  m.  20  March.  1766,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Homsby,  Esq.  of  Durham,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  June, 
1792)  had  issue. 

I.  Francis  (who  resumed  the  ancient  npeUing  of  the 
name),  of  Sand,  sometime  rector  of  Clisthydon,  and 
prebendaiy  of  Cutton,  in  the  castle  of  £x«ter,  6.  29  Feb. 
1768 ;  m.  18  May,  1803,  Harriet,  8rd  dau.  of  John  Water- 
house,  Esq.  of  Wellhead,  Halifax,  and  had  issue,  Went- 
worth,  b.  29  May,  1812,  d.  22  Nov.  1829;  Harriet,  m. 
20  Feb.  1838,  to  Arthur  Abbott,  Esq. 

II.  John,  in  h(^  cnndera,  sometime  of  HeathenhlD,  parish 
of  Clisthydon.  now  of  Exeter,  6.  10  Dec  1772;  m.  at 
EardlBley,  Herefordshire,  Oct.  1799,  Milboroufh-Anne, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Harris.  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  a.  13  July, 
1824}  had  issue. 

1  John,  now  of  Sand  and  Clisthydon. 

2  Rowland,  vicar  of  East  Coker,  co.  Somerset,  b,  26  Aug. 
1801 ;  m.  Hannah,  dau.  of  John  Bullock,  Esq.  of  Eaat 
Coker. 

3  Geoige,  6.  2  Feb.  1804;  major,  26th  EeugfU  native 
infantoy,  late  asslstant^oommissarv-gen. ;  in.  in  India. 
Harriette- Matilda  lightfoot,  and  has  a  son,  John- 


*  This  lady,  through  Spencer  and  Clare,  was  descended 
from  King  Edwabo  I.  , 


H  U  Y 

Troughton  Hayshe,  6.  10  Feb.  1832;  and  a  dao.,  b. 

SO  Jan.  1837. 
4  AlAned,  b.  8  Aug.  1811 ;  in  the  Bengal  horee-artflleTj ; 

m.  in  India,  in  1836,  Julia-Maria,  Bra  dau.  of  the  Rev. 

Mr.  Hagar,  and  luui  iBsue,  a  son.  6.  10  May,  1837. 
1  Milborough-Anne,  m.  26  Jan.  1832,  to  the  Rev.  Chaxles 

Walkey,  of  LucUm,  In  Herefordsliire. 

I.  Borah,  m.  at  Pombridge.  1  Jan.  1793,  to  Richard  Whit- 
combe,  Eaq.  of  Bollingham,  in  HerBfordshixv,  of  the 
Whitoombbs  o/Btnriek  Mavesyn,  Salop. 

The  Rey.  John  Huiah  d.  17  May,  1802. 

Amt—Arg.,  on  a  bend,  sa.,  three  luoas,  of  the  fixvt. 
Crett^An  dephant'a  head,  couped,  acg.,  crowned  and 
tuaked,  or. 

I^tibf^  flf  $fltttngi)am. 

In  this  fiunily  there  is  a  tradition  that  its  ancestor,  haring 
joined  in  Monmouth's  rebellion  fled  after  the  battle  of 
Sedgrmoor;  and  to  escape  the  persecution  of  Judge 
Jeflfheys,  quitted  altogether  his  native  place,  Taunton,  and 
settled  at  Leicester.  The  arms  of  Hui^  and  Avenell*  have 
been  borne  quarterly  by  this  fiunily,  and  they  possess  a 
Bible  of  the  date  1676,  with  the  name  "Elisabeth  Huish 
Taunton,  Somersetshire,"  on  the  binding.  These  traditions, 
coupled  with  the  coinddenoe  of  the  mther  unoonmion 
Christian  name  of  Mark  recurring  with  that  of  Robert  at 
that  precise  period,  aflbrd  the  strong.>8t  grounds  for  believ- 
ing this  to  bo  tlie  truth,  although  no  direct  evidence  exists 
of  the  fact 

Mabx  Huish,  of  St  James's.  Taunton,  and  who  was  a 
direct  desceudent  of  Richard  Huyshe,  of  New  Inn.  (for 
whom,  Me  before  page  606)  whose  will  was  proved  in  1651, 
h«d  issue,  Robert  and  Marlr,  the  latter  b  iptixed  14  Nov. 
1680.  Robert  was  f  ither  of  Mark,  baptised  18  June,  1664, 
and  Robert,  baptised  in  1659. 

RoBEBT  Huish  or  Hbwoh,  m.  80  April,  1698,  Sarah 
Cooke,  and  had  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

Robert  Huish,  Ehq.  of  Nottingham,  sheriff  of  that  town 
in  1736 ;  alderman  in  1759 ;  and  mayor  in  1760  ;  m.  Alice, 
dau.  of  Alderman  Richard  Weston,  of  Leicester,  and  by  her, 
who  survived  him,  had  issue, 

I.  Robert,  unm.  drowned  in  his  passage  to  Cuerusey. 

II.  Mark,  of  whom  presently. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  Nathaniel  Denison,  Esq.  of  Daybrook, 
Notts,  (tee  Dkmison,  of  Omngton},  and  d.  in  1811,  aged  90, 
leaving  issue. 

1  Alice,  m.  to  John  Davison,  M.D.  of  Leicester,  and  had 
issue. 

2  Marv,  m.  to  Sir  Robert  Bewicke,  Ejit  of  Close  House, 
Northumberland,  and  had  issue. 

8  Anne,  d.  tmm. 

Mr.  Huish,  whose  will  was  proved  at  York,  23  Dec.  1765, 
was  buried  at  St  Nicholas,  Nottingham,  and  «.  by  his  son, 

Mark  Huish,  Esq  of  Nottingham,  bapt  16  Dec.  1725 ; 
m.  1774,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Charles  Stiiart,  Esq.,  and  by  her 
had  issue, 

I.  Mabk,  b.  1  March,  1776 ;  a  denuty-lieutenant  for  Not- 
tinghamshire;  fa.  5  Aug.  1799.  Elisa,  dau.  of  John  Qains- 
borough,  Esq.  of  Worksop,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1824, 
hod  issue, 

1  Mark,  captain  74th  regiment  Bengal  native  infantry ; 
b.  9  March.  1808  :  m.  1841,  his  cousm,  Margaret. 

2  Heniy,  d.  in  1881. 
1  EUsa. 

Mark  Huish  d.  14  Jan.  1888,  and  was  buried  at  St. 
Nicholas. 

II.  Robert  author  of  "  The  Eitlorp  of  Bee*,**  and  various 
other  worics ;  m.  1805,  Maria  Petty,  diau.  of  Robort  Qreen- 
ing,  Esq.  of  the  Customs,  and  d.  1850,  leaving  issue. 

1  Robert  b.  16  June.  1811. 

2  John.  b.  14  June.  1814. 

8  Calveriey.  b.  26  Oct  1821. 

1  Maxgarei-Elixa. 

2  Harriett-Maria. 

lu.  John,  6. 14  July,  1780 ;  m.  in  1809,  Mary,  dau.  of  Henry- 
Norton  Gamble,  Esq.  of  WiUoughby,  Leicestershire,  capt 
RN.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  80  April,  1825,  had  issue, 

1  John,  6.  17  March,  1818 ;  m.  20  Sept.  1848,  Alice,  dau. 
of  Titus  Boumo,  Esq.  of  Alford.  Uncoloshire,  and  by 
her.  who  d.  10  May,  1854,  has  issue, 

Alice- Maud-Mary. 

M;iigaret-Edith. 

Eliza  Caroline-Mabol,  b.  and  d.  1854. 

2  Marcus,  b.  19  July.  1816 ;  m.  1st  29  Oct  1840,  Mar^ 
garet-Jane.  dau.  of  Titus  Bourne,  Esq.,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  24  Dec.  1847,  has  issue, 

•  Oliver  Hewish,  of  DoniforJ.  30  Hbnbt  VI.,  m.  Johanna, 
dau.  and  co-hair  of  AvenolL  of  Blackpoole,  Devon. 
610 


H  Y  D 


Marcos-Boa  ne,  b.  1848. 
JohnHan,  b.  1847. 
Mary-Oerbude. 
Margaret-Stuart 


And  2ndly,  15  Sept  1849,  Franoes-Sanh,  dan. 
Fnucls  Sachevera  Darwin,  Knt,  and  has  iasue^ 


of  Sir 


Fiands-Darwin,  6. 1850. 
Florence. 


1  Mary,  d.  8  Oct.  1821. 

2  Margaret,  m.  her  cousin,  Maxk  (above.) 
8  Eliza. 

4  Anne-Caroline,  m.  25  Aug.  1863,  the  Bev.  WlDiaBS 
Singleton,  rector  of  Wortington,  Suffolk. 
John  Huish  d,  October,  1823,  and  was  buried  at  Sneintoa, 
Notts. 

IT.  Calveriey,  b.  15  July.  1786;  m.  26  May,  1800.  Harriet, 
dau.  of  John  Toule,  Bsq.  of  Nottingham,  and  had  iasoe, 
1  Calveriey,  5.  27  April,  1817;  d.  18  Sept  1818. 

1  Harriet  «»•  1851,    the  Rev.  Geoige  Psric,  vloar  of 
Hawkshead  LancMhire. 

2  Maigaret-Ann. 

y.  William,  lieut  6th  regt  dn^joons  cart>iueew,  h.  S8  Nor. 

1787 ;  and  d.  3  June,  1822. 
I.  Eliza,  m.  in  1809.  to  Fronds  Hart  Esq.  of  Nottiofi^iain, 

banker,  and  d.  1851,  having  had  issue, 

1  Frank,  b.  in  1816:  d.  26  ApriL  1838. 

2  Eliza,  m.  in  1846,  to  Sir  Charles  Fdlows,  Kot,  and  d, 
8  Jan.  1847,  leaving  issue, 

Frank  Hart,  6.  26  Dec.  1848. 
n.  Maivarot  m.  9  Nov.  1806,  to  J.  B.  Smith,  Bki.  «f 
Newark,  who  d.  in  1807,  leaving  a  dan., 
Josepha  Smith,  b.  in  1807 ;  d.  23  July.  1828. 
Mrs.  Smith  d.  at  Bath,  80  Jan.  1850. 


HYDE  OP  CASTLE  HYDEL 

Htdb,  John,  Esq.  late  of  Castle  Hyde,  and  noir 
of  Craig,  co.  Cork. 

%inCKQt* — Arthxtb  Htdb,  Esq.,  Snd  son  of  Wiluak 
Htdb.  Esq.  (living  in  1666)  of  Denchworth,  t^  Alice  liia 
wife.  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Essex,  of  Lambouroe,  settled  in 
Ireland  ttmp.  EuzABarH,  and  was  living  tn  1823.  He 
m.  Elisabeth,  dau  and  sole  heir  of  John  Fata.  Esq.  of 
Buckingham,  and  (with  four  daus..  Susin,  wife  of  Sir 
Richard  Southwell,  Knt  of  Limerick;  Helen,  wife  of 
Thomas  Hyde ;  Catherine,  m.  Ist  to  Riibert  Oore,  Esq., 
and  2ndly,  to  Cornelius  O'Oarvan;  and  i^zBDoes,  «.  to 
Richard  PiUdngton)  was  father  of  two  sv>ns.  Tbumaa,  the 
yoimger;  and  the  elder,  Sir  Arthur  Htdr,  Knt.  of 
Carrigoneda,  co.  Cork,  who,  by  Helen  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Anthony  Power,  Esq.  of  co.  Watezford.  left  an  elder  son 
and  heir, 

William  Htdb,  Esq.  of  Carrigoneda,  who  m.  Oatberine, 
dau.  of  Robert  Tjnto,  Esq.  of  oo.  Coric,  eldest  son  of  Sir 
Robert  l^te,  Knt,  and,  with  other  issue,  bad  Ajbthitr,  of 
whom  presently;  John,  ta.  Susannah  RowlstoQ,  and  had 
two  sons  and  two  daus.,  via.,  Arthur.  William,  Katharine, 
and  Ellen ;  Katherine,  wife  of  Sir  Heniy  Spottiswood,  eldest 
son  of  James  Spottiswood,  lord  bishop  of  ciogfaer;  Elizibeth, 
wife  of  James  Spottiswood,  2nd  son  of  the  bishop  of  Clogfaer; 
Susan,  vrife  of  Anthony,  son  of  Sir  John  Dowdall,  of  Kilfinny, 
oo.  Limerick,  Knt.    The  elder  son, 

Arthur  Htdb.  Esq.  of  Castle  Hyde,  co.  Coric,  Hvfaig  in 
1669 ;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Itidiard  Oethhi,  Bart,  and 
d.  in  1688,  leaving,  vrith  five  daus.  (Sarah,  wife  of  WlUtam 
Causaban,  Esq.  of  Tougfaal ;  Deborah,  wife  of  John  Brown, 
of  Kilbolan ;  Elisabeth,  wifb  of  Foulke,  Esq.  of  Kilrokecy, 
CO.  Cork ;  Catharine ;  and  Oertrude,  m.  in  1600,  to  Robert 
Gore,  Eaq.  of  Sligo)  and  two  younger  sons,  William  and 
Richard,  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

Arthxtr  Htdk,  Esq.  of  Castle  Hyde,  who  m.  1st  8  Oct 
1695,  Joan,  dau.  of  Richard  Teats,  Esq.  of  Tonghal.  and 
by  her  had,  vrith  a  dau.,  Elizabeth,  vrife  of  Alderman 
John  Lucas,  of  Toughal,  a  son  and  heir,  Arthur,  of  whom 
presently.  He  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Col.  Oeoige  Evans, 
of  Carrass,  oo.  Cork,  and  by  her  h.'^d,  with  two  daus  ,  Maxy 
and  Jane,  two  sons,  viz., 
George,  who  m.  and  was  father  of  the  Rev.  Arthxxr  Hyde. 
John,  of  Creg  Castle,  co.  Coric^ho  m.  Joana  Condon,  and 

had  a  son  and  three  dana.,  WilUam,  of  Templsooe,  oo. 

Cork,  m.  Catherine  Lane,  and  d.  in  1790;  Elizabeth.  wiHi 

of  —  Pooley,  Esq. ;  Sarah,  wift  of  Ambrose  Lane,  Esq. 

of  Kilkunny ;  ana  Mary,  wife  of  John  AUeyne,  Bk|.  of 

Codprebane,  co.  Tipperary. 
Mr.  Hyded.  6  Oct  1720.  and  wast,  by  his  eldest  sou, 

Arthur  Htdk,  Esq.  of  Castle  Hyde,  who  m.  Anne,  only 
dau.  and  heir  of  Richard  Frioe,  Es^  of  Ardnu^e^  and  of 


Jigitized  by  ^ 


H  Y  B 

Cloiunoie,  oo.  Tlpperaiy,  and  had  iatuo  (wiih  Uirte  dauB.. 
Jana,  m.  in  May.  1749,  to  the  Hon.  Kichaxd  Bany,  aon  of 
Jamas,  Bail  of  Banymore,  and  d.  19  Oct  1751 ;  Anna  and 
Deborah,  both  d.  turn.)  throe  aona,  vis.,  Akthur,  of  Caatle 
Hyde,  -who  d,  unm, ;  William ;  and  Johx,  eventual  ■uooeaaor 
to  the  (Sunify  estate.    Hie  last, 

JoHH  Htdi,  Esq.  of  Castle  Hyde  and  of  Crog,  m.  Sarah, 
dan.  of  Benjamin  Burton,  Esq.  of  Burton  Hall,  co.  Carlow, 
l^  lady  Anne  Ponsonby  his  wife,  dau.  of  William,  Earl  of 
Besborough,  and  had  issue^ 

JoHH,  late  of  Castle  Hyde. 

William,  d.  in  the  Bast  Indies,  in  1790. 

Anne,  m^  to  CoL  William  Stewart,  son  of  Star  Annssky 

Stewart,  Bart  of  Fort  Stewart,  oo.  Donegal 
Catherine,  si.  to  John  LesUs,  Eaa. 
Hiurv,  m.  to  Bei^min  Woodward,  Bsq. 
Barah.  «a.  9  June^  1798,  to  the  Right  Hon.  Henry,  Bad  of 

Shannon,  and  d.  e  Sept.  ISSOi 

The  elder  SOB, 

JoHv  HT2»a,  Esq.  of  Castle  Hyde,  one  of  the  esquires  of 
the  Order  of  St.  Patrick  to  the  Earl  of  Bhftnnan,  at  the 
tnaUilatimi,  S9  June,  1S09;  m.  te  1801.  EHsabeth,  Snd  dau. 
of  Cornelius  0*Oallaghan,  Lord  Lismore,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
18  Aug.  1834)  had  issue  surviving; 

Jonr,  prosant  representative  of  the  flunily. 

Comehua. 

Francea. 

fiarah,  m.  to  WiDiam-Cooke  CdBs,  Esq.  of  Castle  Cooke, 

oo.  Cork. 
Slisabeth,  m,  to  Bobsii  HcOarty,  Esq.  of  Carrignavar, 

CO.  Cork. 


Arms — Gu.,  two  ohevrons,  azg. 
Cnti^A  lion's  head,  ensed,  sa.,  bessnt^ 
Motto— De  vivis,  nil  nisi  verum. 
SttU— Craig,  oo.  Cork. 


HYKTT  OF  PAINSWICK. 

Htjrt,  William-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Painswiok  House, 
oo.  Gloucester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  M.P.  for 
Stroud,  b.  2  Sept  1795;  m,  25  Oct  1821,  Anne- 
Jane,  dau.  of  Joseph-Sejmoiir  Biacoe,  Esq.,  and  has 
issue, 
'  L  WiLUAM-HnniT  Adams,  6. 14  Dec  1825. 

L  Pxancea-Steph-uia.  ii.  Josephine. 

III.  Maiy-Clementina.  iv.  Aunie-Grace. 

T.  Saiah-Jane.  vi.  Stephana-Ingl's. 

Mr.  Hyett,  whose  patronymic  was  Adams,  assumed 
by  Act  of  Parliament,  in  1815,  his  present  surname, 
upon  succeeding  to  the  etstates  of  the  late  Benjamin 
Hyett,  Esq.  of  Painswick,  who  d.  21  June,  1810. 

iLllUaSe.— This  UmHj  of  Adams,  long  settled  and 
oonneoted  with  Shrowsbuxy,  is  a  younger  branch  of  the 
anoicat  and  worshipful  house  of  Adams  of  Lomgdon^  in 
Salop,  so  long  seatod  in  that  county ;  and  which  bore  for 
anna,  *'  Ermine,  thrae  oata,  passant,  in  pale,  asure.'* 

Their  pedigree  and  arms  ("  Ermine,  three  cata.  passant, 
in  pAla,  azure")  were  recorded  at  the  Yiaitatlon  in  1623,  by 
Francis  Adama,  Esq.  of  Longdun.  The  immediate  ancestor 
of  this  branch  was  Robert  Adams,  of  Great  Chatwall.  in  the 
parish  of  Gnosall,  oo.  Stafford.  He  bought  an  estate  at 
Hadley,  in  Salop,  20  Nov..  20  Charlbb  II.,  and  was  «.  by 
his  son  and  heir.  William,  who  left,  by  will  dated  2  Feb. 
1660,  the  property  at  Hadley  to  his  younger  sons,  John  and 
Thomaa,  whilst  that  at  Great  Chatwall  was  inherited  by  his 
eldest  son,  Robert.    This 

JoHjr  Adams,  6.  in  1675,  alderman  of  Shrewsbuiy.  and 
xcLVjox  thereof  in  1726 ;  m.  1705,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Edward 
Jorden,  Bsq.  of  Prior's  Leigh,  oo.  Salop,  sheriff  of  Shropshire 
in  1720,  d.  in  1752,  leaving  issue  by  his  said  wife, 

William,  D.D.,  master  of  Pembroke  College.  Ozon,  aroh- 
deacoo  of  Tlandaff,  and  prebendary  of  Gloucester  Cathe- 
dral, 6. 1706,  and  d.  18  Jan.  1780,  aged  82.  He  m.  12  Jan. 
1742,  Sarah,  dan.  of  Thomas  Hunt,  Esq.  of  Boreatton,  co. 
Salop,  and  had  by  her  only  two  children,  Thomas,  who 
d.  an  infant;  and  Sa&ab,  6.  28  March,  1746.  who  ». 
10  July,  1788,  BwjAMnr  Hyrt,  Esq.  of  Painswick 
House,  bat  d.  «.  p.  in  June,  1804.  Her  husband  d. 
1809-10. 

JouK,  of  whom  heroafker. 

Henry,  m.  Susanna,  sister  of  the  Itev.  Crispus  Green,  of 
Cokhester. 

EUaabetb,  d,yMm. 

Catherine,  ni.  to  the  Rev.  Rowhmd  Hunt,  D.D. 

Mary,  m.  to  G.  Jorden,  Esq.  of  Tinteme,  co.  Monmouth. 

Sarah,  im.  to  —  Woodford,  Esq. 
(ill 


1  LB 

JoB»  Adams,  Esq.  of  Shrewsbuiy  (Snd  sdh  of  Johft 
Adams,  Esq.,  sad  Elizabeth)  m.  Grace,  dau.  of  John  Cay» 
Esq.,  Judge  of  the  Marshalsea,  brother  of  Robert  Cay,  Esq^ 
of  Charlton  House,  co.  Northunibeclaud,  and  by  her  was 
&therof 

Thk  Rbt.  HxirRT-GAT  Adams,  of  8hrs;\Bbuiy,  A.M.,  v^ 
Frances,  diu.  of  Ridiard  Marston.  Esq.  of  Willenhall,  co. 
Stafford,  l^  Barbara  his  wife.  dau.  of  Thomas  Kirhy,  Esq.  of 
Bambrough  Grange,  Yorkshire,  and  d,  before  1810,  having 
had  issue, 
William -Hbiibt  Adams,  to  whom  the  late  Benjamin 
Hvett,  Esq..  devised  his  estates  in  180910.  and  who 
taking  the  name  and  arms  of  Hyett  In  1818,  is  the 
present  William  -  Hsmbt  Hybtt.   Esq.   of  Painswick 
Bouse,  00.  Gloucester. 
John  Adams,  in  holy  orders^  deoeased. 
Sarah-Adam%  ».  J.-W.  Walters,  Esq..  and  d.  16  Sept  1824. 
Haiy-dementina  Adams,  m.  to  S^soauel-M.  Barrett,  Esq« 
of  Carlton  HaU.  near  Richmond,  in  Yorkahlr^  M.P.  for 
Richmond,  and  d.  «.  p.  8  June^  1881. 

^rsM  Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  a  Uon,  rampant,  az., 
on  a  chief,  dancett^e,  sa.,  two  roses,  axg..  tat  Htmtt  ;  2nd 
and  Srd,  erm.,  three  cats,  passant,  in  pale,  ax.,  for  Adams. 

QrtiA%  1st,  a  oastle,  ppr.,  chaiged  with  four  pellets,  issuing 
thereftt>m  a  lion's  head,  in  the  mouth  a  rose,  slipped,  gu.,  for 
Hrerr ;  2nd,  a  greyhound's  head,  erased,  erm.,  lor  Aj>ams. 

Jfo^o— Cor  immobile,  for  Hyett. 

£;»<— Painswick  House. 


ILBERT  OF  HORSWELL  HOUSE  AND  BOW- 
RINGSLEiaa 

Ilbert,  Wiluam-Roope,  Esq.  of  Horswell  House 
and  Bowringsleigh,  both  in  Devontihire,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  high-flberifi'  in  1887,  6.  15  April,  1806;  «.  his 
uncle  in  Nov.  1826;  m.  81  March,  1880,  Augusta- 
Jane,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Somerville  (Fownes)  Somer- 
ville,  Esq.  of  Dinder  House,  co.  Somerset,  and  baa 
surviving  issue, 

I.  WiLLiAM-RooPB,  6.  2  April,  1883. 

II.  Somerville-Peter,  6. 1  June,  1846. 

I.  Frances-Anne.  u.  Augusta-Charlotts. 

III.  Catherine-Sophia. 

MMtVi^t* — William  Ilbsbt  (the  first  of  the  name  on 
record)  left  two  sons.    The  elder  son, 

William  Ilbebt,  ta.  in  1606,  Alios  Hanaford,  and  was 
father  of 

PsTSB  Ilbbbt,  6. 1616 ;  m.  1646,  Katharine,  jdau.  of  Heniy 
Dotin,  Esq.  of  Slapton,  and  dying  in  1691,  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

William  Ilbsbt,  Esq.,  ».  in  1668,  Maiy,  dan.  of  Henry 
liuscombe,  Esq.  of  Rattexy,  and  d.  in  1679,  leaving,  with 
other  issue,  of  whom  Katherine  m.  in  1096,  John  Tinkham,  a 
son  and  successor, 

William  Ilbbbt,  Esq.,  (miOof  ^  the  Devon  militia,  com- 
manded by  Sir  Francis  Drake),  who  m.  1st,  Jane  Osborne, 
of  Crebar,  in  DoTonahire,  an  heiress,  by  whom  he  had  a  s  >n, 
William,  his  heir,  and  a  dau.,  Jaue.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  1719, 
Catherine,  d.iu.  of  Jonathan  Elford,  Esq.  of  Biokham.  Major 
Ilbert  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Ilbbbt,  Esq.  of  Bowringsleigh,  in  Devon,  who 
m.  in  1784,  Bridget,  6th  dau.  of  Sir  William  Courtenay,  of 
Powderfauu  Castle,  by  the  Lady  Anne  Bertie  hia  wife.  dan. 
of  James,  1st  Earl  of  Abingdon,  and  had  issue,  William. 
his  heir;  William-Elford,  twin  with  his  elder  brother,  Col.  of 
the  South  Devon  militia;  Catherine,  m.  to  Richard  Prideaux, 
Esq.  of  Kingsbridge  ;  Bridget- Anne,  m.  to  William  Bird- 
wood,  H.D.  of  Totness ;  and  Jane,  m.  to  J.-O.  Pearse,  Esq. 
of  South  M oHon.  Mr.  Ilbert  was  «.  in  1751  by  his  ekiest 
son, 

William  Ilbbbt,  Esq.  of  Bowzingsleigfa,  high-sheriff  fur 
Devon,  in  1768.  He  m.  in  1761,  Frances,  dau.  and  sole  heir 
of  William  Roope,  Esq.  of  HorsweU  House,  Devon,  (sun  of 
John  Roope,  Esq.  of  HorsweU,  by  Frances  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Andrew  Cholwidi,  Esq.  of  Odston,  of  Cholwleh,  and  had 
issue,  I.  William  Roope,  R.N.,  6.  in  1762,  drowned  in  1781 ; 
n.  RooPB,  his  heir;  in.  Peregrine,  archdeaoon  of  Barn- 
staple, and  rector  of  Farringdun,  d.  in  1806 ;  iv.  Prbr,  heir 
to  his  brother  Roope  ;  v.  Wilkmii^by,  in  the  E.I.Co.'8  naval 
service,  d.  in  1796 ;  vi.  Courtenay,  capt.  R.  A.,  6.  in  1780 ;  la. 
in  1804.  Anne,  dau.  of  Geoffrey  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Sevenoaks, 
and  d.  in  1816,  leaving  two  sons,  William-Roopb,  heir  to  his 
uncle,  and  Peregrine- Arthur,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of 
Thurlestcne,  oo.  Devon,  m.  80  April,  1840,  Rose-Anne,  eldest 
dau.  of  Oeorge-Welsh  Owen,  Eeq.  of  Lowman  Green,  Tiver- 
tou,  Devon,  and  has  issue^  1  Courtcn^Peregnue^  6.  12 


I  NO 


I  N  N- 


Juna,  1841 ;  S  Arthur,  b.  23  Han^  1S43;S  Owoi,  6. 13  Jon. 
]84« ; 4  Wilkm^by, 6.22 Feb.  1848;  5 Donald,  6. 8  June.  1850; 
1  Marian-Lucy ;  2  Helen  ;  3  Bridget-Macy,  wife  of  Frands 
Croea,  Esq.  of  Great  Duzyard,  co.  Deron,  and  d.  in  1834 ; 
4  Frances,  m.  to  J.  SumerviUe  Fownes,  afterwards  Somer- 
TiUe  of  DinderiHottse,  oo.  Somerset,  and  d.  in  1824 ;  5  Sophio- 
Xaria,  wife  of  Bobert-John  Harriaon,  Esq.  of  Gaer  Howel, 
CO.  Montgomery,  and  d.  in  1830 ;  and,  0  Augusta,  wife  of 
John-Lort  PhiUipe,  Esq.  of  Haverfordwest,  co.  Pembroke. 
Mr.  Ilbert  was  «.  by  fais  eldest  son, 

Thb  Rbt.  Boopx  Ilbebt,  of  Bowxingslels^  roctor  of 
Btockleigh  Pomeroy  and  Cheriton  Bishop,  co.  Devon,  b.  in 
1708.  who  d.  in  1823,  and  was  s.  by  hit  next  brother, 

Peter  Ilbebt.  Esq.  of  Bowringsleigh  and  Honrwell  House, 
eaptain  in  the  North  Devon  mihtia,  6.  in  1706.  who  d.  $.  p. 
in  1825,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew,  the  present  Wiixzam- 
BooPB  Ilbebt,  Esq.  of  Bowxinsleic^  and  Horswell  House. 

Amu — Quaiteriy :  1st  and  4th,  or,  two  chevnmdls,  engr., 
vert,  between  three  roses,  gu.,  seeded  and  barbed,  ppr.,  for 
Ilbkbt;  2nd,  aiv.,  a  lion,  rampant,  per  feese,  gu.  and  vert^ 
between  seven  pheons,  az.,  for  moopb  ;  Srd.  quarterly,  erm. 
and  az.,  over  aU  a  cross,  or,  chaiged  with  five  annulets,  sa., 
forOsBOBirm 

Orut—A  cock  pheasant,  ai^.,  eombed  and  wattled,  giL 
'  IfoMo— Nulla  rosa  sine  q>inis. 

£00^ — ^HinvweU  House,  co.  Devon. 


INGE  OP  THOBPE-CONSTANTINE. 

Inqe,  William,  Esq.  of  Thorpe-Constantine,  co. 
Stafford,  formeiiy  a  capt.  in  the  army,  t.  his  father 
in  Feb.  1838. 

i^tneaffe.— RiOHABD  Ihoe,  of  Leicester,  said  to  be 
descended  from  the  Kniohtor  funily  of  Ivoe,  m.  Jane, 
dau.  and  co^ieir  of  William  Ives,  alderman  of  Leicester, 
(who  purchased  Thorpe  in  1081),  and  was  «.  by  his  sou, 

WiuiAM  Inge,  Esq.  of  Thorpe,  who  was  appointed  by 
parliament  in  1064,  one  of  the  Judges  of  Leicestershire.  He 
m.  1st,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Oeoige  Ashby.  Esq.  ofQueuby,  but 
by  her  bad  no  surviving  issue.  He  m.  2udly,  Eli:  abeth,  dau. 
of  Thomas,  and  sister  of  Richard  Tunsted,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of 
Derby,  and  had  William,  his  heir,  with  other  children.  He 
m.  Srdly,  Martha,  dau.  of  Walter  Ruding,  Esq.  of  West- 
cotes,  in  Leicestershire,  and  widow  of  Sir  Henry  Hungate, 
Knt    He  d.  in  1002,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Inob,  Esq.  of  Thorpe,  sheriff  of  Staffordshire,  in 
;084.  He  m.  Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Qresl^, 
Bart,  of  Drakelow,  co.  Derby,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 
William,  his  heir ;  Richard,  in  holy  orden,  rector  of  Nether- 
seilo,  CO.  Leicester,  m.  Elizabeth  Mugeston,  and  left  issue 
and  Fnuioes.  wife  of  Richard  Dyott,  Esq.  of  Freefurd.  Mr. 
Inge  d.  in  1090,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

WILU4M  IvoB,  Esq.,  distinguished  as  a  scholar  and  an 
iuitiqxiary,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Robert 
FhilUps,  Esq.  of  Newton,  co.  Warwick  and  had  Theodore- 
William,  his  successor;  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1734,  to  James 
Falconer,  Esq.  of  Chester,  and  had  a  son,  James,  LL.D., 
rector  of  Thorpe  and  Lulliugton,  archdeacon  of  Derby,  and 
prebendary  of  Lichfield,  m.  Miss  Hall,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hall, 
Esq.  of  Hermitage,  oo.  Chester.  Mr.  Inge  d,  in  1781,  and 
was  «.  by  his  son. 

Theodobb- William  Inge,  Esq.  of  Thorpe,  sheriff  of  Staf- 
fordshire, 12  Oborob  II.,  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  Sir  Johu 
Wrottesley,  of  Wrottesley,  in  the  same  co.,  imd  hod  William, 
his  heir ;  Frances,  wife  of  John  Cave  Bruwn,  Esq.  of  Stret- 
ton,  and  d  i.p. ;  and  Henrietta,  m.  to  Robert  Bakewell,  Esq. 
uf  Swenston,  oo.  Leioester,  and  left  an  only  dau..  the  heiress 
of  Bakewell.    Mr.  Inge  d.  in  1753,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  IHGB,  Esq.  of  Thorp,  J.P.,  sheriff  of  Stafford- 
shire, 7  Oeobgb  III.  He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Hall, 
Esq.  of  Hermitage,  oo.  Chester,  and  had  surviving  issue, 

WiluaM'Phillips,  his  suooessor. 

Henrietta. 

Anne,  b.  in  1771 ;  d.  in  1790. 
Mr.  luge  vras  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  only  son, 

William-Phillips  Ikgb,  Esq.  of  Thorpe,  b.  20  Aug.  1778, 
high-sheriff  of  Staffordshire  in,  1807,  who  m.  5  Jan.  1798, 
Lady  Elisabeth-Buphemia  Stewart,  fourth  dau.  of  John,  8th 
Earl  of  Galloway,  and  had  issue, 

William,  his  successor. 

George,  ia  holv  orden.  rector  of  Thoipe-Constantine. 

Charfos,  an  omoer  in  the  53rd  regiment. 

Harriet. 

Susan,  m.  to  Geoi^  Moore,  Esq.  of  Appleby  Hall,  and  d, 

in  1888. 
Mr.    Inge  <f.    5  Feb.  1S38.  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 
WiLUAM  Inge,  Esq.  of  Thorpe. 
612 


Arm»-'Or,  <m  a  dtevron,  vert»  three  Isopacda'  heads,  9tg. 
Cred— Two battle^zei^  in  aaltlBr.  ppr. eafilBd  witli  adocsl 
ooronet^  or. 
&a<— Thori>e-OoaBtanUDe^  is  the  cou  of  Btaflbtd. 


INGHAM  OF  MARTON. 

Ikgham,  Theofhtlus-Hasttn-gs,  Esq.  of  ICaiion 
House,  CO.  York,  J.P.,  Judge  of  the  County  Coorty 
barrister-at-Iaw,  h.  15  July,  1808,  •».  23  Sept.  1829, 
Moiy,  only  child  of  the  late  John  Thomaon,  Esq.  of 
Lancadiirei  Mr.  Ingham  ia  son  and  heir  <^  the  late 
Ignatius  Ingham,  Esq.  of  East  Marton,  by  Elizabeth 
Moone,  his  wife,  and  grandson  of  the  Rer.  Benjamin 
iDg^m,  rector  of  Aberford,  near  Leeds,  (the  friend 
and  coadjutor  of  John  Wcaley)  by  the  Lady  Mar- 
garet Hastings  his  wife,  dau.  of  Theophihia  HastingBy 
7th  Earl  of  Huntingdon. 

.^nM— <)aflrter)y,  or  and  vert,  a  eroas-moUDO^  qoarteity, 
oounterchanged,  on  a  chief,  arg.,  a  maonch,  aa^ 

Oue— Two  anns,  embowed,  vested,  vert^  oafC  o*^*  holding 
between  the  hands  a  mannch,  sa. 

MoUo—ln  vtritate  victoria. 

&o^— Marton  House,  near  Skiptoo,  oo.  Yoik. 

INGRAM  OF  SWINSHEAD  ABBEY. 

Inqram,  Herbrbt,  Esq.  of  Swinshead  Abbey,  co. 
Lincoln,  and  Londwater,  Herts,  M.P.  for  Boston, 
and  a  magistrate  for  the  co.  of  Hertford,  b.  27  May, 
1811;  m.  4  July,  1843,  Miss  Anne  little,  of  Eye, 
Northamptonshire,  and  has  issue, 

HEaasBT.  (.  1845. 

Two  younger  sons. 

And  five  daua. 

Mr.  Ingram  is  the  originator  and  chief  proprietor  of 
The  Illustrated  London  Newt,  and  was  returned  to 
Parliament  by  the  borough  of  Boston  in  IS56.  Mr. 
Ingram,  and  his  sister,  Harriet^  wife  of  N.  Cooke^ 
Esq.  of  Netting  Hill,  Bayswater,  are  the  children  of 
Herbert  Iiigram  and  Jane  his  wife. 

Sai(«— Swinshead  Abbey,  oo.  Lincoln;  and  Loudwater, 
Herts. 


INGRAM  OF  HOAR  CROSS. 
(See  Mxtnell-Inqbam.) 


INNES  OF  RAEMOIR. 

Inneb,  WilliaK,  Esq.  of  Raemoir,  co.  Kincardine, 
6.  29  March,  1781;  m.  19  Oct  1809,  Jane,  eldest 
dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Alexander  Brebner,  Esq.  of  Lair- 
ney,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Alezaitdcr,  of  Cowie,  oo.  Kincardine,  6.  S9  Mardi, 
1812;  m.  6  April,  1842,  Ann-Katherine,  eldest  dau.  of 
Gen.  Sir  Alexander  Leith,  K.C.B.,  of  Freefield,   eo. 
Aberdeen,  and  has  two  sons  and  one  dau. 
n.  Thomas,  of  Edinbuiigh,  advocate,  b.  81  Oct.  1814;  «. 
29  July,  1839,  Helen-Christian,  dau.  of  Thomas  Buniett. 
Esq.  of  Aberdeen,  and  has,  William,  6. 27  May,  1841,  and 
two  other  sons. 
I.  Christian,  m.  26  April,  1849,  to  Ckpt.  Charles  Gordon* 
92nd  Boyal  Highlanders,  son  of  John  Gordon,  Esq.  of 
Caimbulg. 
Mr.   Innea,   formerly  a  merchant    of   the   city  of 
London,  is  a  deputy-lieutenant  for  the  coa.  of  Kin- 
cardine and  Aberdeen,  and  Convener  of  the  former 
shire. 

ILitltHfHt* — Albxamdsr  iKTras,  Esq.  of  Cowie,  co.  Kin- 
cardine, and  of  Breda,  co.  Aberdeen,  6.  in  172S  (2nd  son, 
by  Jane,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Dufl;  of  Graigstone,  of 
John  Innes,  7th  of  Edengight,  whose  aooestor.  John,  the  lat 
of  Eden(^g^t,  was  4th  son  of  Robert  Innes,  of  Invennarkie, 
living  1503.  and  grandson  of  Walter  Innes,  2nd  son  of  Sir 
Robert  Innes,  of  Innea,  the  11th  generation  of  the  flunilyX 
m.  in  1767.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Provost  Davidson,  of  Aber- 
deen, and  had  issue, 
I.  JoHir,  of  Cowie.  b.  in  1776 ;  m.  in  1802,  Une-Cameron, 

eldest  da\i.  of  Robert  Barclay,  Esq.  of  Uiy,  M.P.,  and  d. 

in  April,  1882,  having  had  issue,  ^  ^ 


IBS 

1  J6hn»  who  d.  in  1810. 

1  Cameron,  m.  to  Col.  P. -A.  Lautour. 

2  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Arthur  Aberoromby,  Esq.  of  Glas- 
■augh,  CO.  Banff 

8  M aii^laret,  m.  to  Alexander  Gibson,  Esq.  of  Johnston, 
CO.  Kincardine, 
n.  William,  of  Baemoir. 

I.  Jane,  m.  to  George  More,  Esq.,  provost  of  Aberdeen. 
IL  Elisabeth,  m.  to  James  Hadaen,  Esq.  of  Persley. 
lu.  Helen,  m.  to  James  Farquhar,  Esq^  M.P.,  of  Johnston. 

IV.  Maigaret,  m.  to  Alexander  More,  Esq. 

V.  Hannah,  m.  to  Alexander  Allardyce,  Esq.  of  Dimnottar, 

▼L  Ann,  m.  to  Alexander  Hadden,  Esq.  of  Nottingham, 
vix.  Hope,  m.  to  Gavin  Hadden,  Esq. 
vni.  Tiolet,  m.  to  John  Hadden,  Esq.  of  Nottingham. 
Mr.  Innes  d.  in  1778. 

ArrM—Aig.f  three  stars,  as.,  within  a  bordure,  chequy,  of 
the  first  and  second. 
Cre»t—A  branch  of  palm,  slipped,  ppr. 
Motto — Omatur  radix  fronde. 
fi0(U— Baemoir,  Kincardineshire. 


IRBY  OF  BOYLAND  HALL. 

Irbt,  Frederick- William,  Esq.  of  Boyland  Hall, 
CO.  Norfolk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-Bheriff  1852,  b. 
28  July,  1806;  m.  17  March,  1846,  Isaliella-Harriet, 
only  dau.  of  R.-N.  Bruce,  Esq.  of  Chester  Square. 
London.        « 

%ixUU^t» — Thb  Hon.  Frbdsbiok-Paul  Ibbt,  rear- 
admina  R.N.,  C.B.,  b.  18  April,  1779,'  younger  son  of 
Slrederiok,  2nd  Lord  Boston,  m.  1st,  in  1808,  Emily-Ives, 
youngest  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  William  Drake,  Esq.  of  Amer- 
sham,  Bucks,  son  of  William  Drake,  Esq.  of  Shardeloes, 
Bucks.  M.P.,  by  Elisabeth  Baworth  his  wife,  only  child  of 
John  Baworth,  Esq.,  who  «.  to  Boyland  Hall,  at  the  decease 
of  his  maternal  undo,  Wentworth  Garnkts,  Esq.  of  Boy- 
land Hall,  the  last  direct  representative  of  the  eminent 
family  of  Gaskkts  of  Kenton  and  Boyland.  By  Knlly-Ives 
(who  d.  7  Aug.  1800)  Admiral  Irby  had  an  only  son, 

Fbedsbicr-Wiluam,  now  of  Boyland  HaU. 
AdroiKal  Irl^  m.  Sndly,  in  1816,  Fianoes,  2nd  dau.  of  lohabod 
Wright,  Esq.  of  Mapperley  HaU,  Notts,  and  had  by  her, 

Charles-Faul,  6.  in  1818,  d  14  May,  1886. 
Montagu-Henry-John,  6.  in  1828. 
Leonard-Howard-Lloyd,  b.  in  1886. 
Frances-Harriet.  Margaret'Amelia, 

A  deline-Paulina. 

.^rms — Of  Ibby,  arg.,  Aretty,  sa.,  on  a  canton,  gu.,  a  chup- 
let,  or;  of  Gabhkys,  aiv.,  achev.  between  three  escallops,  az. 

Crtttt — A  Saracen's  head,  ppr.,  for  Irby  ;  a  cubit  arm, 
erased,  jgrasping  a  scimetar,  imbrued,  aU  ppr,,  hilt  and 
pommel,  or,  for  Garnets. 

Motto — Honor  lidelitatis  premium. 
.  fiort— Boyland  Hall,  near  Long  Stratton,  oo.  Norfolk. 


IRELAND  OF  OWSDEN  HALL. 

Ireland,  Thomas-Jambs,  Esq.  of  Owsden  Hall, 
CO.  Suffolk,  J.P.  aud  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1849,  h. 
10  Jan.  1792;  m.  .14  Feb.  1829,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Sir  William-Earle  Welby,  Bari  of  Dunton,  co.  Lin- 
coln, and  has  issue, 

I.  Thomas^ames,  b.  27  Nov.  1829;  d.  17  April,  1843. 
.  I.  Elizabeth-Mazy. 

II.  Agnes,  m.  8  June,  1862,  to  the  Rev.  Henzy  Warburton, 
rector  of  Sible  Hedingham,  Essex. 

m.  Beatrice.         rv.  Emily.  v.  Caroline-Chaiiotte. 

ILuita0f  • — ^This  fiamily  is  presumed  to  derive  from  a 
younger  son  of  the  ancient  house  of  Irslamd  €(f  Halt  HaU. 
The  late 

Thomas  Irklamd,  Esq.,  son  of  Thomas  Ireland,  Esq,,  i». 
23  June,  1787,  Bridget,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Christopher  Hand, 
B.D.,  rector  of  Aller,  oo.  Somerset,  by  Bridget  his  wife,  dau. 
of  the  Bev.  Thomas  Harris,  of  Duxford,  co.  Cambridge,  and 
had  an  only  child,  the  present  Thomas-Jamks  lRXLAin>,  Esq. 
of  Owsden. 

Ami»    Ghi.,  six  fleurs-de-lis,  three,  two,  and  one,  or. 
Cfre$t — A  dove  and  olive  branch,  ppr. 
Seat — Owsden  Hall,  near  Newmarket. 

IREMONGER  OF  WHERWELL  PRIORY. 

Iremonger,  WiLUAM,  Esq.  of  the  Priory,  Wher- 
well,  CO.   Hants,  6.   18  Nov.  1808:  m.  1844,  Mary- 
613 


IR  T 

Anne-Widmore,  only  dau.  of  W.-H.  Kilpin,  Esq.  ci 
Ijongpariflh  and  King's  Clere,  and  has  issue, 

I.  WnUAM-HsNBT,  6.  at  Florsnoe,  20  April,  1845. 
I.  Maxy-DeUda.  ii.  Elfywda-Harriet. 

III.  Mildred-Helen. 

ILtnCAfff* — ^The  fkmily  of  Iremooger  was  of  considerable 
antiquity  in  the  counties  of  Salop,  Lanca3ter,  and  Beriu. 
William  Iremohosr,  Esq.  of  Goldingsfield,  or  Golden  Acre, 
near  Binfield,  son  of  James  Iremonger,  of  Budge,  Shrop- 
shire, was  a  Justice  of  the  peace  for  Berks  in  1601,  and 
mayor  of  Beading  in  1617  and  1626 ;  his  will  is  dated  4  May, 
1637.  He  was  twice  married;  his  son  by  his  1st  wife, 
Juliana  Butler,  was  John  Iremonger,  Esq.  of  London.  Of 
his  numerous  issue  by  his  2nd  wife,  Alice,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Davis,  of  Maidenhead,  Samuel  iREMONOca,  of  London,  and 
of  Donuington,  co.  Berks,  was  16  years  old  at  the  Visitation 
in  1623;  another  son,  Edward  Iremonger,  was  of  West 
Woodhay,  and  had  a  son,  Edward;  a  3rd  son,  Alphonso 
Iremonger,  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  John  Greene,  of  London, 
and  had  a  son  and  heir,  John  Iremonger.  The  Ireuiongers, 
of  Wherwell  Piioxy,  derive  tram  Joshua  Iremokobr,  Esq. 
(son,  by  Sarah  his  wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Lascelles,  of  Joshua 
Iremonger,  of  London,  and  grandson  of  another  Joshua 
Iremonger,  of  London,  whose  will,  dated  29  Feb.  1711,  was 
proved  12  Nov.  1713.)  He  n».  1st.  28  Sept.  1742,  Delioia, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  Fryer,  Bart.,  and  had  by  her,  who  d,  in 
1744,  a  sun,  Joshua,  his  heir.  He  m.  2ndly,  Mrs.  Elisabeth 
Laoey ;  aud  3rdly,  Penelope,  dau.  of  Mark- Anthony  Morgan, 
Esq.  of  Cottelstown,  co.  Sligo,  M.P.,  and  widow  of  Charles 
Dunbar,  Esq. ;  by  tlra  former  of  whom  he  had  a  son,  Las- 
OBLLBS,  in  holy  orders,  prebendaxy  of  Wherwell,  and  vicar 
of  Goodworth  Chatford,  who  d.  6  Feb.  1830,  leaving,  by 
Catharine  his  1st  wife,  dau.  of  Chidley  Moigan,  Esq.,  a  dau., 
Catharine-Penelope,  m.  in  1805,  to  Walter  Jones,  Esq. ;  and 
by  Harriet  his  2nd  wife,  sister  of  Lord  Gambler,  a  dau., 
Henrietti.Geoigiana-Marcia,  wife  of  Sir  William  Chatterton, 
Bart,  of  Castle  Mahon.  Mr.  Joshua  Iremonger  d.  31  Dec 
1804.  aged  88,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Joshua  Iremokoib,  Esq.  of  The  Prioiy,  Wherwell,  an 
officer  in  the  guards,  who  m.  8  Oct.  1766,  Anne,  dau.  and 
eventually  heiress  of  Col.  Joseph  Dussaux,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  1  June,  1806)  had  issue, 

Joshua-Lasobllss,  b.  24  July,  1766,  lost  at  sea  in  the  Swan 
sloop  of  war,  in  1782. 

Wili  JAM.  heir  to  his  &ther. 

Bichard,  6.  9  July,  1779;  m.  11  June,  1801,  Eleanora,  8rd 
dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Crawley  Boevey,  Bart  of  Flcucley 
Abbey,  oo.  Gloucester,  and  dying  81  May,  1819,  left  an 
only  child,  Bichard,  If.  in  1802. 

Ftedericli^  b.  26  Feb.  1782,  d.  11  May,  1820,  wan. 

Anne-Dobda,  m.  to  Capt.  James  Towers,  Sth  light  drags, 
(who  afterwards  went  into  holy  orders.) 

Elisabeth-Sophia. 
Mr.  Iremonger  d.  6  July,  1817,  and  was  9.  by  his  son, 

William  Iremongbh,  Esq.  of  The  Prioiy,  Wherwell,  lieut.- 
col.  of  the  Queen's  royal  r^.  of  infantxy,  b.  81  Aug.  1776, 
who  served  with  distinction  at  Toulon.  Buenos  Ayres, 
Egypt,  and  Walcheren,  and  commanded  the  2nd  (or  Queen's 
Own)  foot  throughout  the  Peninsular  war.  He  was  a 
Knight  of  the  Crescent  in  Tuikey.  Col.  Iremonger  nt. 
4  Jan.  1808,  Pennant,  youngest  dau.  of  Rice  Thomas,  Esq.  of 
Coed  Helen,  oo.  Carnarvon,  and  left  issue, 

WiLLL&M,  now  of  The  Priory,  WherwelL 
Thomas-Lascelles,  6.  24  April.  1815. 
Frederick- Assheton,  b.  2  June,  1816. 
Pennant-Athelwold,  6.  18  Feb.  1821. 
Henry-Edward,  6.  25  March,  1826. 
Margaret-Sophia.  Helen-Frances. 

ElMda-Susannah-Harrist,  m.  28  April,  1844,  to  Sir  William 
Eden,  Bart 

.^nn»<-8a ,  on  a  chevron,  or,  between  three  boars,  passant, 
aiv.,  as  many  falcons'  heads,  eraeed,  of  the  field. 
Crtgt — A  phoenix,  or,  issuant  fVom  flames  of  fire,  ppr. 
&a<— The  Priory,  Wherwell,  Hants. 


IRTON  OF  IRTON. 

Irton,  Samuel,  Esq.  of  Irton  Hall,  co.  Cumber- 
land, J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.,  for  the  Western  Division 
of  the  county  since  1838,  5.  29  Sept.  1796;  m. 
25  July,  1825,  Eleanor,  2nd  dau.  of  Joseph-Tiffin 
Senliouse,  Esq.  of  Calder  Abbey. 

ILtt1Ca0C. — ^The  Irtons  have  been  seated  at  Irton,  co. 
Cumberland,  from  a  period  antecedent  to  the  Conquest, 
and  have,  since  that  period,  been,  in  a  direct  line,  succm- 


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■ive  lords  thereof.    The  firtt  of  the  family  mentioned  by 
Mr.  Warburton,  Bomeraet  herald,  ie 

Babtram  DTbtoh,  who  lived  in  the  beginning  of  the 
roign  of  Hbnbt  I. ;  and  Richard  is  mentioned  toon  after 
the  Conquest,  as  appears  by  a  deed  of  gift  in  the  Exchequer 
of  lands  given  to  the  abbey  at  York  by  Andrew  de  Horwiok, 
to  which  Bartram  was  an  evidence.    He  was  «.  by 

Adam  DTrton,  of  Trton,  who  was  one  of  the  knights  of 
St.  John  of  Jerusalem,  and  attending  Oodfliey  of  Boulogne 
and  the  other  Christian  princes  to  the  Holy  Land,  was  at 
the  siege  of  Jerusalem.  During  the  war,  he  slew  a  Saiaoen 
general,  and  is  stdd  to  have  severed,  at  one  blow,  the 
infidel's  head  flrom  his  body.  He  m.  Joan  StutviUe,  and 
was  father  of 

Hugh  DTbtov,  who  m.  Gertrude  Tiliol,  of  an  ancient 
and  eminent  family,  which  possessed  Scaleby  Castle  and 
a  large  estate  on  the  borders,  and  was  $.  by  his  sou, 

Edmusd  DTbtok,  who  joined  the  crusade  under 
RiOHAJiD  I.,  and  participated  in  all  that  monarch's  wars. 
He  lost  his  life  in  the  Journey  to  Jerusalem,  and  left,  by 
his  wife,  the  dau.  of  Edmund  Dudley,  of  Tanwick,  in 
Westmoreland,  a  son  and  successor, 

Stephen  DTbton,  who  m.  Jane  Dacre,  and  hid  two  sons, 
namely,  Rogbb,  his  heir;  and  Randolph,  constituted,  in 
1280,  bishop  of  Carlisle.    The  elder  son, 

RooKB  DTrtok.  «».,  and  bad  a  son  and  successor, 

WiLUAM  DTbton,  who  m.  Grace  Hanmer,  of  Shrop- 
shire, a  near  relative  of  the  Hanmebs  qf  Hanmer,  in  Flint- 
shire, and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

RooBR  DTbton,  living  in  1292,  who  m.  Susan,  dau.  of 
Sir  Alexander  Basinthwaite.  By  this  lady,  Roger  DTrton 
acquired  the  manors  of  Basinthwaite,  Loweswater,  Uuthank, 
and  divers  other  lands  of  considerable  value,  and  had  a  son 
and  heir, 

Adam  DTrtoh,  who  in,  Klizabeth,  sole  heiress  of  Sir 
John  Copeland,  and  obtained  with  her  the  manors  of 
Berker.  Beikby,  and  Senton.  He  left  two  sons,  of  whom 
the  younger,  Alexander,  m.  a  lady  of  the  fiunilyof  Odiugsels, 
and  settled  at  Wolverley,  in  Warwidcshire.    The  elder, 

RiOHABO  DTrtok,  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  John  Broughtun, 
of  Broughton,  in  Staffordshire,  and  was  father  of 

Chrmtophbb  Irton,  of  Irtou,  who  m.  Maigaret,  dm.  of 
Richard  Redman,  of  Herwood  Castle,  and  was  t.  by  his  sou, 

Nicholas  Ibton,  of  Irton,  who  m.  a  dau.  of  William 
Dykes,  of  Wardell,  in  Cumberland,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

JoHV  Ibtok,  Esq.  of  Irton,  living  Ump.  Eowabo  IV., 
who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Lamplugh,  Knt.,  by 
Eleanor  his  wife,  dau.  uf  Sir  Henry  Fenwick,  of  Fenwick, 
and  had,  with  another  snu,  Joseph  (who  left  two  daus., 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Armorer,  Esq. ;  and  Maxy,  m. 
to  John  Skelton,  Esq.  of  Armathwaite  Castle),  a  son, 

WiLUAM  Ibton,  Esq.  of  Irtun,  who  was  appointed,  in 
1498,  general  to  the  Duke  of  Gloucester,  and  (as  appears 
by  an  old  grant  in  the  fSamlly)  his  deputy-lieutenant.  He 
M.  a  dYU.  of  the  ancient  house  of  Fleming  of  Rydall,  and 
was  $.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Ibton,  of  Irton,  who  received  the  honour  of 
knighthood  from  the  Earl  of  Surrey,  at  Flodden  Field,  and 
vras  slain  in  a  skirmish  at  Kelso  with  the  Scotch.  He 
d.  $.  p.,  and  was  $.  in  1503,  by  his  brother, 

RiOBABD  Irton.  of  Irton,  who  served  as  sheriff  for  Cum- 
berland 22  Hknbt  VIII.  He  m.  Anne,  dsu.  of  Sir  William 
Middleton,  Knt.  of  Stokeld  Park,  and  left  a  son  and  heir, 

Chbdtophkb  Ibton,  Esq.  of  Irton,  who  m.  in  1543, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Milloxy,  Knt.  of  Studley 
Park,  and  was  «.  by  his  sjn, 

John  Ibton,  Esq.  cf  Irtou,  who  m.  in  1577,  Anne,  dau. 
of  Richard  Kirby,  Esq.  of  Kirby,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Sir  Roger  Belhngfaam,  and  was  father  of 

John  Ibton,  Esq.  of  Irton.  who  m.  in  1688.  Anne,  sister 
of  Sir  Harry  Ponsonby,  ancestor  to  the  Earls  of  Beasborous^ 
and  left  a  son  and  successor, 

John  Ibton,  Esq.  of  Irton,  who  m.  in  1668,  Elinbeth, 
d-xu-  of  Musgrave,  of  Me-itrig,  younger  brother  of  Sir  William 
Musgrave,  Knt  of  Crookdale,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Gbobob  Ibton,  Esq.  of  Irton,  who  m.  Eliza,  dau.  of 
Thomas  lamplugh,  Esq.  of  Uunplugfa,  and  was  $.  by  his 
son, 

Gbobob  Ibton,  Esq.  of  Irton,  high-sheriff  of  Cumber- 
1<um1  in  1758,  who  m.  in  1695  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  David 
Poole.  Esq.  of  Knotthigley  and  Syke  House,  oo.  York,  and 
had  two  sons  and  five  daus.    He  was  t.  by  the  eldest. 

Samuel  Irton.  Esq.  of  Irton,  who  «.  Fr.inces,  only  dau. 
and  heiress  uf  Robert  Tubman,  Esq.  of  Cockermouth,  and 
had  three  sons,  with  as  m%ay  d^uis.  The  eldest  surviving 
son, 

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Edmuvd-Lamplvoh  Ibton,  Esq.  of  Irton,  m.  Ist,  Misi 
Hodgson,  of  Hawkshead,  and  by  her  had  a  dan.,  Auce- 
Frances,  m.  to  Joseph  Gunson,  Esq.  of  IngwelL  He  n. 
2ndly,  2  Aug.  1787,  Harriet,  dan.  of  John  Hayne,  Esq.  ef 
Ashboum  Green,  co.  Derby.  By  the  latter  (who  d. 
8  Nov.  1849)  he  had  issue, 

Samuel,  his  heir, 

Richard,  lieut. -colonel  hi  the  rifle-brigmdeb  m.  SeBna,  dn. 
of  Joseph  Sabine,  Esq.,  and  Lb  deceased. 

Prances,  m.  6  Oct.  1842,  to  Sir  E.-S.  Prideaux,  Bart. ;  and 
d.  $.  p. 
Mr.  Irton  d.  9  Nov.  1820,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  isoseot 
Samuel  Ibton,  Esq.  of  Irton,  M.P.  for  West  Camberiaod. 

Amu—Arg.,  a  fease,  sa.,  in  chief;  three  muUeta,  go. 

Crett—A  Saracen's  head. 

Jtfotfo— Semper  constons  et  fidelis. 

iSta<— Irton  Hall,  situated  on  the  rirer  Irt. 


IRVINE  OF  DRUM. 

iRViYEy  Alexander-Forbes,  Esq.  of  Drum,  ca 
Aberdeen,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  10  Jan.  1777,  «.  in  1807 
to  the  estate  of  SchiTas,  aa  heir  to  his  coumn,  MiBi 
Francis  Forbes;  m.  19  Dec.  1816,  Mai^garet,  dBu.  ul 
the  late  James  Hamilton,  £Isq.,  and  baa  three  aons 
and  two  daus.,  viz., 

I.  Alezakdbb-Fobbeb. 

II.  James-Hamilton.  iii.  Chaiies,  E.I.C.& 
I.  Bertrice-Wood.  ii.  Jane-Christina. 

X^ineage. — The  name  of  Irwin,  Irwyn,  or  Irrlnc* 
appears  to  have  been  of  long  standing  in  thm  sooth  and 
south-west  of  Scotland. 

A  member  of  the  fiunily  of  Irwin  early  acquired  the  lands 
of  Bonshaw,  in  Dumflriesshixe,  vrhich  his  desoenduits  still 
possess ;  and  when  Robbbt  Bbuce  took  the  field  against 
Edwabd  I.  for  the  crown  of  Scotland,  he  appointed 

WiLUAM  DB  Ibwin  of  that  line  (but  whether  its  chief 
or  not  has  not  been  ascertained)  his  armoor-bearer,  gave 
him  his  own  devise  or  arms,  when  Earl  of  fkrriflk,  via., 
"three  holly-leaves,"  and  made  him  a  gnnt,  by  ehaiter 
under  the  great  seal,  of  the  forest  of  Drom,  or  Dnim,  in 
Abetdeenshire.  Thus  originated  the  great  house  of  Ibvinb 
OF  Dbum,  so  highly  allied,  and  so  oonspieooos  in  the  fiunily 
xecords  of  Scotland.  Tradition  tells  of  a  bloody  fend  that 
broke  out  between  the  Irvines  and  the  Keiths,  hereditaiy 
grand-marshals  of  Sootland;  and  of  a  battle  fou^t  upon 
a  moor  on  the  north  sid<*  of  the  Dee,  which,  in  oriDseqneneQ, 
is  still  oaUed  *'the  Keiths'  Muir."  The  Irvines  deftoted 
their  enemies  and  drove  them  across  the  river. 

Albxandbb  Ibvinb,  of  Drum,  grandson  of  the  grantee, 
was  a  commander  of  the  lowland  forces  at  the  battle  of 
Harlow,  oimio  1411,  where  he  was  killed.  AteTandar  Irvine 
was  «.  t^  his  brother, 

Alezandeb  Ibyine,  of  Drum,  who  changed  his  Cihristian 
name  upon  inheriting,  a  {oeoedent  for  vrhioh  alteration 
being  esUblished  by  King  Robebt  III.,  whose  baptiimid 
name  had  been  John.  This  laird  of  Dnun  was  one  of  the 
commissioners  deputed  by  the  states  of  Scotland  to  treat 
ocHiceming  the  ransom  of  Jambs  I.,  and  was  knitted  by 
that  monarch  in  1424.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert 
Keith,  great-marisholl  of  Scotlwd.  and  had  two  sons :  the 
elder  was  Alexani>eb,  his  heir ;  and  the  younger,  to  whom 
he  gave  the  lands  of  Whiteriggs  and  Redmirea,  and  who 
hid  a  charter  tram  the  Bari  of  Huntly  of  the  lands  of 
Beltie,  distinguished  himself  at  the  battle  of  Brechin,  la 
1462,  under  that  nobleman,  against  the  Bari  of  CrawfVmL 
From  this  gallant  person  descend  the  iBTunsa  qf  Lenimek, 
and  the  Ibvines  in  Germany.    The  ekler  aon, 

Albxandbb  Ibvinb,  of  Drum,  m.  Abscnethy,  daa.  of  ttis 
Lord  Saltoun,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Albxandeb  Ibvinb,  of  Dram,  father,  by  Us  let  wift, 
Elisabeth,  8rd  dau.  of  Alezsndsr,  Lord  Foibea,  of 

Alexandbb  Ibtotb,  of  Dram,  who  m.  Jaaet^  onJiy  dau.  of 
Allardyoe,  of  that  ilk,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Albxandeb,  living  in  1637.  He  m.  ElisabeUi  Ogflvie,  daa. 
of  the  laird  of  Findlater,  and  fklling  at  the  battle  of 
Pinkie,  anno  1647.  his  father  then  livings  lea  six  sons 
and  three  daus.,  vis., 

1  Albxandeb,  successor  to  Us  grandfiither 

2  William,  of  Ardlogie. 

8  Robert,  of  Tillylair,  fkom  whom   the    ImTiNES  9f 

Fvrtrie. 

4  Gilbert,  of  Colairlie,  predecessor  of  Murthill  sad  Cults. 
6  Jambb,  a  knifffat  or  Malta,  ordained,  by  the  Gimnd 

Master,  prior  of  the  order  in  Sootland. 


6  John,  d.  young. 


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1  Janet,  m.  to  Qordon,  of  Aberffoldle. 

2  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Seton,  of  Meldrum. 
8  Margaret,  m.  to  Cheyne,  of  Arcage. 

The  laird  was  t.  at  his  decease  by  his  grandson, 

AI.SXAHOER  iRViNB,  of  Drum.    He «».  the  Lady  Elizabeth 
Keith.  2nd  dau.  of  William,  Eail  Marishall,  and  had,  with 
'our  d^us.,  flTe  sons,  Tix., 
T.  Alxxaxtdbb,  who  4.  him. 

n.  Robert,  of  Fomett  and  Moncoffor ;  line  now  extinct. 
III.  James,  of  Bmcklaw,  predecessor  of  Saphook ;  extinct. 
IT.  William,  of  Beltie:  extinct 

▼.  JoHH,  of  Artamford,  who  «.  Beatrix,  dau.  of  Irvine,  of 
Pitmurchie  and  Lumphauan,  by  whom  he  had  eight  sons, 
who  all  d.  without  issue,  except  Jambs,  the  2nd,  who,  by 
a  transaction  with  his  eldest  brother,  «.  to  the  estates, 
and  became, 

James  Ibtihb,  of  Artamford.     He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
Kei^  of  Bavenscralg,  by  whom  he  had  a  son  and 


James  Ibvinb,  of  Artamfbrd,  m.  in  1678,  Maivaret,  dau. 
of  James  Sutherland,  of  Kinminily,  and  had, 
AlkxandeBj  bought  Crimond,  in  I7U8.    Of  him  here- 
after, as  inheritor  of  Drum. 
William,  of  Artamford.  Robert 

Thomas,  of  Auchmunziel. 

Charies,  was  already  engaged  as  a  merchant  in  the 
first  establishment  of  the  Swedish  East  India  Com- 

Mttrgaret,  m.  to  Hugh  Rose,  of  CloTa. 

This  laird  of  Drum  was  i.  by  his  son, 

Alexakdkr  Irvihe,  of  Drum,  living  temp.  Jambs  YI. 
He  m.  the  Lady  Marion  Douglas,  dau.  of  Robert,  Earl  of 
Buchan,  and  had  two  sons  and  flye  daus.    The  elder  son. 

Sib  Alexavdbr  Iryinb,  of  Drum,  sheriff-prindpal  of 
Aberdeen,  m.  1617,  Magdalen,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  John  Sorim- 
geour,  of  Dudhop,  Knt,  constable  of  Dundee,  and  had  issue, 

ALBXAin>BB,  his  eacoeBBot. 

Marion,  m.  to  James,  Viscount  Frendraught 

Jean,  m,  to  George  Crichton,  brother  of  Lord  Frendraught 

Margaret,  m.  to  Charles,  Earl  of  Aboyne. 

Sir  Alexander  had  a  patent  from  King  Cbablbb  I.,  creating 
him  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  which  the  breaking  out  of  the  rebel- 
lion prevented  from  passing  the  great  seal.  Sir  Alexander 
was  M.  by  his  son, 

Alezaitdbb  iRTiinc,  of  Drum,  who  m.  1st.  the  Lady  Maiy 
Gordon,  4th  dau.  of  John,  Marquess  of  Huntly,  and  had, 
AtiBXAifDKR,  his  heir ;  Mary,  m.  to  Patridc,  Count  Leslie, 
of  Balquhain;  Margaret,  m.  to  Gilbert  Menries,  of  Pid- 
fodles ;  Jean,  m.  to  Alexakder  Irvine,  of  Murthill,  even- 
tually of  Drum ;  and  Henrietta,  m.  to  Alexander  LeeUe,  of 
Pitcopple.  The  laird  m.  2ndly,  Mai^garet  Couts,  and  had 
A  dau.,  Katharine,  m.  to  Jchn  Gray.  Drttm,  with  his 
f  ither,  as  already  stated,  was  actively  engaged  in  upholding 
the  royal  cause,  and  suffered  in  consequence  incarceration, 
expatriation,  and  confiscation.  The  laird  d.  168T,  and  was 
«.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Alexander  Irtine,  of  Drum,  who  m.  Margaret  Forbes, 
dan.  of  Forbes,  of  Auchreddie ;  and  dying  in  1606,  without 
issue,  was  «.  by  his  kinsman, 

Alexander  Irvine,  of  Murthill,  who  thus  became  Laird 
of  Drum.  He  m.  Jean,  the  entailer's  3rd  dau.,  and  dying 
in  1720.  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Alexander  Irvine,  of  Drum,  who  d.  in  1785,  imm.,  when 
he  was  «.  by  his  nncle, 

John  Irvinb,  of  Drum,  who  m.  Katharine,  dau.  of  Robert 
Fulforton,  of  Dudwiok  ;  but  d.  in  1787,  without  issue,  when 
the  male  lino  of  the  Murthill  branch  became  extinct.  The 
sueeosiiop  then  opened  to  the  descendants  of  John  Irvinb, 
of  Artamford,  and  devolved  upon  his  great-grandson, 

Alexander  Irvine,  of  Crimond,  who  thus  became  of 
Drtun.  He  ««.  in  1698  Isabel,  dau.  of  Thomas  Thomson,  of 
Faiohfleld ;  and  dying  1744,  was%.  by  his  only  surviving  sou, 

Alexander  Irvine,  of  Drum  and  Crimond,  who  m.  1761, 
Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Ogihie,  of  Auchiries,  and  had, 

Alexander,  his  successor. 

Charles,  a  mi^jor  general  in  the  army,  who  m,  Diana,  dau. 
of  Sir  Alexander  Gordon,  Bart,  of  Lesmore,  and  had 

three  sons,  now  deceased,  and  five  daus.,  of  whom  the 

2nd,  Mary,  m.  the  Rev.  Charles  Wimberley.    Gen.  Irvine 

d.  fai  1819. 

James,  m.  a  Roman  lady,  the  widow  of  —  Manley,  painter, 

but  had  no  issue.    He  d.  at  Rome,  in  1831. 

Margaret. 

Iiabella,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Alexander  Allen,  and  had  issue ; 

but  herself;  her  husband,  and  children,  are  all  dead. 

Rebecca,  m.  to  George  OgUvie,  of  Auchiries,  and  had  issue. 
The  laiid  of  Drum  d.  in  1761,  and  was  $.  l>y  his  eldest  son, 

Alexander  Irvinb,  Esq.  of  Drum.  6.  4  Oct.  1754 ;  who 
m.  81  Dec.  1775,  Jean,  only  dau.  of  Hugh  Forbes,  Esq.  of 
Sehivas,  and  h^d  issue, 
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Alizandbb-Fobsbs,  now  of  Drum. 

Charles,  of  London. 

Hugh,  cL  in  1829.  This  gentleman  was  a  landscape-painter. 

Francis,  oapt  in  the  E  J.Co.'s  service,  m.  in  1815,  Frances- 
Sophia,  dau.  of  the  late  John-Herbert  Harrington,  Esq., 
and  has  cme  son  and  two  daus. 

Christian. 

Mr.  Irvine  was  a  depnty-lieutenant  in  Aberdeen. 

Arm»—Arg.,  three  bunches  of  holly-leaves,  three  in  each, 
two  and  one,  vert  banded,  gu. 

Out — A  bunch  of  nine  holly  •leaves. 

8upporter»—Tyro  savages,  with  clubs  in  their  hands,  and 
wreathed  about  the  head  and  loins  with  holly. 

Moito^-Gub  mA%  sub  umbrft  virens. 

Statr^Dnun,  oo.  Aberdeen. 

IRVINE  OF  INVERAMSAY. 

Irvine,  Patrick,  Esq.  of  Inveramsay,  oo.  Abeer- 
deenshire,  in  the  civil  service  of  the  East  Indiii 
Ck>mpany,  on  the  Madras  Establishment,  6.  21  Aug. 
1814. 

%iut&^* — John  Irvine,  of  Gottenbui^h,  merchant, 
afterwards  residing  in  Aberdeen,  eldest  son  of  Thomas  Irvine, 
of  Auchmunzel,  younger  brother  of  Alexander  Irvine,  of 
Drum,  CO.  Aberdeen,  m.  10  Jan.  1757,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Chalmers,  of  Aldbar,  Forfkrshire,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
12  March,  1822)  left,  at  his  decease,  28  Feb.  1705,  a  son, 

Patrick  Irvine,  of  Inveramsay,  a  writer  to  Her  Mi^jest3r*s 
Signet,  EdinbuiiB^,  and  a  deputy-lieutenant  of  Aberdeen- 
shire, b.  28  Sept.  1773,  m.  1  June,  1808,  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Patrick  Orr,  of  BudgeUn,  Kincardineshire,  and  by  her  (who 
was  6.  1  Feb.  1784,  and  d.  10  June,  1851)  had  a  son, 

Patrick,  now  of  Inveramsay. 
Patrick  Irvine  d.  8  Feb.  1854. 

Arm9—ATg.,  three  small  sheaft  of  hollin  9  and  1,  vert, 
each  cousismig  of  as  many  leaves,  slipped  and  tied,  bands, 
gu.,  within  a  bordure,  nebule  of  the  second. 

Orest—A  dexter  hand  holding  two  hoUin  branches,  of  throe 
leaves  each,  crossways,  ppr. 

Ifotto— Color  fidesque  perennis. 

Seat— Inveramsay,  oo.  Aberdeen. 


IRVINE  OF  ROCKFIELD. 

Irvine,  John,  Esq.  of  Rockfield,  co.  Fermanagh, 
E^.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  late  major  in  the  Royal  Tyrone 
Fusiliers,  high-sheriff  of  the  county  Fermanagh  1819, 
m.  in  1817,  iSarah,  eldest  dau.  of  Thos.  Towers,  of 
Bushy  Park,  co.  Tipperary,  Esq.,  has  issue, 

I.  Gerard,  d.  in  1840.       n.  John-Okrard. 

ui.  Christopher.  iv.  Thcnnas,  d.  in  1840. 

V.  Charies-Dopping.         vi.  Maloolm-Edward,  d.  in  1889. 

vu.  Arthur-Benjamin.      vui.  Duncan-Malcolm. 

I.  Mary.  n.  KathleEU,  d.  in  1845. 

III.  Garoline-Sophia.  iv.  Sarah-Biisabeth,  d,  in  1841. 

M^ineKQt* — Chribtophxr  Irvins,  laird  of  Bonshaw,  oo. 
Dumfries,  Scotland,  commanded  the  light  cavalry  at  the 
battle  of  Flodden  Field  in  1518,  where  he  was  killed,  as  was 
also  his  son,  Christopher,  father  of  Christopher,  next  laird 
of  Bonshaw,  who  held  a  command,  and  was  killed  at  the 
battle  of  Solwaj  Moss,  but  left  issue  two  sons,  Edward  and 
Christopher,  the  younger  of  whom  (Christopher)  was  laird 
of  BobbgiU  and  Annan,  in  Scotland,  and  &ther  of  John, 
who  d.  leaving  a  son, 

Christophxr  Irvinb,  of  Castle  Irvine,  co.  Fermanagh, 
Ireland,  who  had  issue  three  sons,  vis., 

Gerard  Irvine  (Sir^  of  Castle  Irvine,  Bt,  Ueut.-coL  (now 
chmiged  by  the  proprietor,  William  Darcy,  Esq.,  to  Ne- 
cam  CastleX  He  a.  in  command  in  Duke  Schomberg's 
camp,  near  Dundalk,  in  1689,  and  left  surviving  only  one 
dau.,  named  Mary,  who  m.  John  Creighton,  or  Crichton, 
Esq.,  ancestor  of  the  Earl  of  Kme. 
Christopher  Irvine,  Dr.,  of  Edinbuiig,  historiogmphei  of 
Scotland,  who  d.  about  the  year  1692,  leaviiur  only  one 
son.  Dr.  Christopher,  of  Castle  Irvine,  M.P.  for  the  co. 
Fermanagh,  firom  1098  to  1711,  d.  wim,  in  the  year  1714. 
William  Irvine,  of  BalUndulla,  co.  Fermanagh,  Esq.,  who 
d.  in  the  year  1698,  leaving  issue  five  sons  and  two  daus., 
via., 

Christopher  Irvine,  of  Cooles  and  Castle  Irvine,  who  suc- 
ceeded his  cousin.  Dr.  Christopher,  to  the  Castle  Irvine 
estates  in  co.  Fermanagh. 
John,  of  whom  afterwar^li 

Charles,  It.-coL,  w».  in  1698;  Margaret,  sister  of  Dr.  King, 
Archbishop  of  Dublin,  d.  in  1745,  without  iaeue. 
Launcellot,  d.  unm. 
Gemrd,  d,  in  1755,  without  issue. 
Rebecca.  ElizabeUi. 


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JoHH  iBvnrs,  of  Cobles  and  Rockfield,  oo.  Fennanagfa, 
Biq.,  the  2iid  son  of  the  above  mentioned  William,  d.  In 
1716,  leaying  inue— i.  Chbibtgfheb,  his  suooessor ;  ii.  John, 
d.  a  minor  and  unm. ;  Sophia,  and  four  other  daus.  The 
eldest  son, 

Majob  CH&iBroPHKR  iBTunc,  of  Cooles  and  Bockfield,  w. 
Jane,  dau.  of  Her.  Dr.  Oreen,  of  cos.  Fermanagh  and 
limerick,  and  d.  in  1760,  leaving  issue, 

John,  his  successor.  Gerard. 

The  elder  son, 

'  John  Irvinv,  of  Bookfleld,  oo.  Fermanagh,  Esq.,  n.  in 
1745,  Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  Rev.  Dr.  Stoiy,  bishop  of 
Kilmore.  He  served  as  high-sheriff  of  Fermanagh  in  the 
year  1768,  and  d.  in  1787,  leaving  issue — i.  Christophxb, 
d.  wim. ;  II.  Josbph,  d.  %mm. ;  tu.  Gerard,  his  suooessor ; 
IV.  William,  capt.  in  the  5th  dragoons,  afterwards  mi^or  in 
the  Boyal  Tyrone  regiment  of  militia,  d.  hi  1830 ;  and  three 
daus.,  namely,  Deborah,  Slizabeth,  and  Sophia,  all  dead, 
aiie  8rd  son, 

Gerabd  Ibvine,  of  Rockfield,  co.  Fermanagh,  Esq., 
deputy-governor  of  co.  Fermanagh,  half-pay  capt.  from  the 
47th  regiment,  with  which  r^ment  he  served  in  the 
American  war,  and  was  at  the  battle  of  Bunker's  Hill ;  was 
high-sheriff  of  the  co.  In  1803.  He  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Robert  Hasaard,  of  Stone viUe,  co.  Fermanagh,  Esq.,  and  d. 
3  March,  1835,  leaving  issue, 

I.  John,  his  successor,  now  of  Rockfield. 

II.  Robert,  d.  in  1828.  iii.  WUUam,  d.  in  1850. 

IV.  Arthur-Henry,  of  Spring  Hill  co.   Tyrone,  in  holy 
orders. 

T.  Geoige,  late  captain  in  the  83rd  regt.  of  Bengal  Native 
infantry. 

Jane.  Catherine. 

AriM—Arg.,  a  fesM,  gu.,  between  three  holly-leaves,  vert, 
Cre9t — A  dexter  arm  In  armour,  femeways,  issuing  out  of  a 
cloud,  hand,  ppr.,  holding  a  thistle,  likewise  ppr. 

J/oMo— Dum  memor  ime  met 

SftU— Rockfield,  near  Ennlskillen,  oo,  Fermanagh. 

IRVINE  OF  GREEN  HILL. 

Irvine,  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Green  Hill,  co.  Fer- 
managh, b.  21  Oct  1768;  m.  in  Feb.  1798,  Elizabeth, 
dau.  of  John  Sandys,  Esq.  of  the  co.  of  Longford, 
and  by  her  had  issue, 

I.  Abthub-Hbnbt.  II.  Hamilton-John. 

I.  Letticia.  ii.  Elizabeth. 

ni.  Anne-Hannah.  iv.  Catherine-Angelina. 

Mr.  Irvine,  a  magiatrate  and  deputy-lieutenant  for 
CO.  Fermanagh,  served  aa  high-sherifif  in  1799. 

•%itlt&Qt* — GBRABn  iRviirB,  Esq.  of  Green  Hill,  oo.  Fer- 
managh, m.  Jane,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Green,  of  Ballys- 
grove,  in  the  same  county,  and  was  father  of 

Gerard  Ibviite,  Esq.  of  Green  Hill,  who  m.  1st,  28  Dec 
1751,  Anne,  dau.  of  Andrew  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Balimadonnell, 
oo.  Donegal ;  and  2ndly.  B-uah,  dau.  of  John  Moutray,  Baq. 
of  Faver  R<»yal,  co.  Tyrone,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Hamilton,  of  Green  HiU. 

II.  Christopher.  ni.  Arthur-Henry,  married. 
IV.  Andrew.  v.  William,  m.  and  has  issue. 
Ti.  John.  Tii.  Thomas-Qledstane. 

I.  Catherine.  ii.  Elizabeth. 

III.  Anne.  rv.  Sophia-Jane. 
T.  Lettida,  m.  to  James  King,  £sq. 

Arnu'-A9  lavnfE  ofjhtan. 

Crtitr—k  dexter  arm  hi  armour,  fesseways,  ppr.,  holding  a 
thistle,  also  ppr. 
MoUo—DMixi  memor  ipse  mei. 
Seat — Green  Hill,  oo.  Fermanagh. 


IRWIN  OF  JUSTUSTOWN  AND  CALDER 
ABBEY. 

Irwin,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Jufetustown,  and  jure 
uxorUt  of  Calder  Abbey,  both  in  co.  Cumberland, 
J.P.,  high-sheriff  1836,  6.  19  Nov.  1789;  m.  16  April, 
1823,  Mary,  only  dau.  and  heu-eas  of  the  late  Joseph 
Senhouse,  Esq.  of  Calder  Abbey,  who  rf.  15  March, 
1803.  Mr.  Irwin  is  captain  on  half-pay  of  the  Ennis- 
killen  dragoons.  He  is  con  of  the  late  Thomas 
Irwin,  Esq.  of  Justustown,  (who  m.  in  1788,  Jane, 
2nd  dau.  of  John  Senhouse,  Esq.  of  Calder  Abbey, 
and  d  3  Jan.  1832,)  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Irwin. 
616 


Esq.  of  Mosside  and  Justustown.  Capt  ThumM 
Irwin  has  had  two  brothers  and  three  aisten,  vijL, 
John,  lieut  £.  I.  Co.'s  service,  d,  21  Sept.  1824; 
Joseph,  lieui.  R.N.,  m.  Emily  Dillon,  (of  mn  Iri^ 
&mily);  Jane;  Mary,  wife  of  W.-N.  Hodgson,  Esq. 
of  Carlisle;  and  Sarah,  wife  of  T.-A.  Hoskms,  Esq. 
of  High  SetmurUiy,  near  Cockermouth. 

Amf—Axg.^  three  hoDy  leaves,  i^>r. 

Crete— A  dove  holding  an  olivo4>rimch  in  its  beak. 

Ifotto— Haud  ullis  labantia  ventis. 

&ot«-^U8tustown,  near  Oarlislo,  and  CUdsr  Abbey. 


IRWIN  OF  TANRAGOE. 

Ibwin,  Johw-Lewis,  Esq.  of  Tannigoe,  co.  SKgo, 
8.  his  uncle  in  1846. 

UttUaff^. — ^The  Irwins  of  Ttonigoe  have  tn^itiiaiii^  ^ 
position  of  great  respectability  amongst  the  gentiy  of  the 
CO.  of  Sligo,  since  their  settlement  in  Ireland,  bat  firan 
which  branch  of  the  Bcottish  Irvines  or  Irvings  th^ 
descend,  has  not  been  ascertained.  The  peculiar  ntme  of 
CrtniM,  borne  by  members  of  the  fimily,  is  toMlitioDally 
derived  fh)m  Krynin  Abethnae,  the  second  husband  of  the 
mother  of  DvircAV,  King  of  Scotland,  to  whom  and  his 
descendants  that  monarch  granted  the  privilege  of  beaiing 
the  thittU  as  a  crest. 

JoHH  iRwnr,  Esq.  who  m.  a  dau.  of  Col.  Lewis  Jones,  of 
Ardnaglass,  held  a  command  in  the  parliamentaiy  army  ki 
which  his  £ftther-in-law  also  served,  and  accompanying 
Cbomwsll  into  Ireland,  settled  in  the  co.  of  Sligo.  He  wis 
fttherof 

Alexahdeb  iBwnr,  Bsq.  of  the  oo.  of  Sligo,  who  m.  the 
sister  of  —  Griffith,  Esq.  of  BalUnoar,  and  aunt  of  Cokmel 
Griffith,  father  of  Anne,  Countess  of  HarringUm,  and  of 
Lady  Rich.  By  this  lady  Mr.  Irwin  had  six  sons,  who  all 
d,  without  issue,  excepting  the  eldest, 

JoHK  iRwnr,  Esq.  of  Tanragoe,  h,  in  1680,  a  coL  in  the 
army.  He  m.  1st,  Lady  Maiy  Dilkes,  widow  of  — DUkas, 
Esq.  of  the  CO.  of  Cork,  but  had  no  issue ;  and  Sndly. 
Suftmna  Cadden,  of  an  ancient  Gavan  fiunily,  by  whom  he 
iLid  one  son  and  two  daus.,  via., 

Lswis-Fbakcis,  his  heir. 

Letiiia,  m.  to  C^>t.  Thomas  Webber,  of  the  4th  hone,  and 

had  one  son  and  a  dau. 

Maiigaretk  who  «i.  Robert  Browne,  Esq.  of  Portland,  co. 

SUgo. 

CoL  Irwin  d.  in  1762,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Lkwis-Franois  Ibwin.  Esq.  of  Tanragoe,  h,  in  1728.  who 
m.  in  1766,  Elizabeth,  only  sister  of  the  late  John  Harrison, 
Esq.  of  Norton  Plaoe,  oo.  Linoohi,  and  by  her,  vrfao  d.  in 
1816,  aged  83,  had  isaue, 
I.  John,  his  heir. 

u.  Criuus,  in  holy  orders,  archdeacon  of  Ossoiy,  who  n. 
in  1807,  Amy,  oldest  dau.  at  the  late  Mr.  Justice  Cham- 
beriftin,  jud^  of  the  King's  Bench,  in  Ireland,  and  had, 
with  four  dsus.,  two  sons, 

1  John-Lewis,  of  Tanragoe.  2  Lewis-Chamberiain. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robei-t  Jones,  Esq.  of  Portland,  co. 
Sligo,  and  d,  in  1822,  leaving  issue. 

Margaret,  m.  to  the  late  Rev.  Shuckburgfa  Upton,  of  the 
Templetown  family,  and  has  issue. 

III.  Beatrice-Susanna,  m.  to  Benjamin  Agar,  Esq.  of  Brook- 
fiflld,  oo.  York,  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Irwin  d,  in  1786,  and  was  ».  by  his  elder  son, 

John  Irwiv,  Esq.  of  Tanragoe,  coL  of  the  SUgo  mifit^ 
b.  17  April,  1770 ;  who  served  as  higfa-eheriff  182S.  He  d. 
1846,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew. 

Jrmt— Arg.,  three  hoUy-leaves,  ppr. 
Crt»tr—K  hand  issuing  out  of  a  cloud,  gnq>ing  a  bnnch  of 
thistle,  ppr. 
ifotto— ^emo  me  impune  W»«Mifi1r, 
^l9at— Tanragoe,  Collooney. 


ISHERWOOD  OF  MARPLE. 

Bradshaw-Ibhbrwood,  Thomas,  Eaq.  of  Mari^ 
HaU,  Cheshire,  and  of  Bradshaw  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  10  Feb.  1820;  «.  22  July,  1840, 
Mary-Ellen,  eldest  surviving  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Heniy 
Btillairs,  of  Bedworth,  co.  Warwick,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  JOHN-HlKBT,  6.  27  Aug.  1841. 

u.  Arthur-Salusbury,  6.  21  May,  1848. 

S,hlCA9(. — Mr.  Bradshaw-lsherwood  inherits  the  pro- 
perty of  and  represents  the  ancient  family  of  Br^dsaaw  of 


1  S  H 

Bridahaw  HaU,  oo.  Lanotfter,  an  eetata  which  was  held  at 
the  time  of  the  Conquest  by  Sib  Johm  Bradbuaw,  who  waa 
repoflseeeed  of  it  1^  the  Conqusbob.  It  went  to  hia  deecend- 
ante  for  twenty-ATe  generations  in  unintennipted  male  suo- 
oession,  when  it  reverted,  A  D.  1690,  to  the  Bradahaws  of 
Marple,  in  which  fiunily  it  has  since  continued.  It  haa 
been  a  wide^preadin^^  Cunily,  and  ia  now  represented  in  its 
several  bnmches  by  the  Earls  of  Crawford  and  Balcarres, 
by  the  Bradshaws  of  Barton  Blount,  the  Bradshaw-Bowles 
of  Bradshaw  Edge,  and  the  laherwooda  of  Marple.  Pasaing 
over  the  earlier  hiatory  of  the  family,  which  ia  recorded  in 
Woiton'M  Banmetage,  and  other  worka  we  come  to  the  period 
when  this  branch  of  the  fiEunily  settled  at  Marple. 

HxNBT  Bradshaw,  Eaq.,  tod  aon  of  William  Bradshaw, 
Esq.  of  Bradshaw  Hall,  by  Max^gaiet,  dau.  of  Christopher 
Clayton,  Esq.  of  Stiyades  Hall,  Cheshire,  having  m.  Dorothy, 
the  heiress  of  Christopher  Bagshaw,  Esq.  of  The  Ridge,  co. 
Derl^,  purchased  Marple  Hall,  1606,  from  Sir  Edward 
Btanl^,  K.B.,  having  previously  resided  there  as  tenant. 
Ho  d.  1611.  and  left  issue  a  dau.,  who  m.  John  MUton, 
fltther  of  the  poet,  and 

HxNBT  Bbaoshaw,  Esq.,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  and 
oo-heiress  of  Ralph  Winuington,  Esq.  of  OfBartou  HaU, 
Cheshire,  and  dying  1664,  left  issue, 

Hkhbt. 

John,  the  celebrated  judge,  who  presided  at  the  trid  of 
King  Chablss  I.,  bom  1602.  He  was  M.P.  for  Cheshire, 
Ghictf  Justice  of  Chester,  and  chancellor  for  the  Duchy  of 
Lancaster.  He  d.  without  issue.  1659,  leaving  the  remains 
of  his  immense  wealth  to  his  nephew,  Henry  Bradshaw. 

The  elder  son, 

HxmT  Bbadshaw,  Esq.  colonel  in  Cromwell's  army, 
wounded  at  the  battle  of  Worcester,  and  one  of  the  Judges 
who  condemned  the  Earl  of  Derby,  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Barnard  Welles,  Esq.  of  Wyberslcgh  HUl, 
Cheshire ;  and  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  George  Bowden,  Esq. 
of  Bowden,  Cheshire.  He  d.  1661,  and  left  issue,  by  his 
Utwife, 

Hkhbt  Bbadshaw.  Esq.,  who,  on  &ilure  of  the  senior 
bruidi  of  the  Ikmily,  became  possessed  of  Bradshaw  Hxill, 
A.D.  1690.  He  m.  Magdalene,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Thomas  Barorofb,  Esq.  of  Baicroft  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster,  and 
had  inue, 

HxMBT  Bradshaw,  Esq.,  high-sheriff  for  Derbyshire  1701, 
who  m.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Richard  Legh,  Esq.  of  High 
LsG^,  Chashire,  and  dying  without  issue,  was  «.  by  his 
brother, 

Thomas  Bradshaw,  who  d.  umm.  1743,  when  his  estates 
went  to  his  only  sister. 

Mart  Bradshaw.  who  was  twice  m.,  1st.  to  John  mmlot. 
Esq.  (whose  only  child,  Mary,  in.  lindon  Evelyn,  Esq..  M.P. 
for  Dundalk.  whose  only  child  m.  Lord  Dunsany) ;  and 
Sndly,  to  NATHAjncL  Ishbrwood.  Esq.  of  Bury,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, by  whom  she  had  issue.    Her  eldest  son, 

Nathaiorl  Ishbrwood,  Esq..  m.  Mary.  dau.  of  John 
Brafain,  Esq.  of  Brabin's  Hall,  oo.  Cheshire,  and  dying 
without  iasoe,  1766,  vras  «.  by  hk  only  brother, 

Thomas  Ishbrwood.  Esq.  of  Bodshaw  and  Marple,  who 
la.  1st.  EUaabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  AttcroA,  Esq.  of  OUU- 
bcand  Hoooe,  near  Blackburn,  by  whom  he  I ai  one  son, 
who  d.  an  infimt,  and  six  dans.  He  n.  2ndly,  Mary,  dxa.  of 
ThomsB  Qrrel,  Esq.  of  Satterley,  oo.  Chester,  and  had  issue, 

Thomas  Bradshaw,  his  successor,  d.  wmm.  5  Jan.  1791. 
Hbvrt  Bradshaw,  successor  to  his  brother,  d.  vnm.  1801, 
ag«d96. 

JoHV.  of  whom  presently. 
Magdalen-BarcroA,  si.  to  Henry  Sslvin,  Esq.  of  ThoqM 

Mariann,  m.  to  George  Satvin,  Esq. 
HMiruih,  who  d.  utun.  iu  I796w 
Mary-Arme,  who  d.  umta, 
Maxiparei,  d,  vmm.  in  179S. 

TheSrdson, 

JoHV  Ishbrwood,  Esq.  of  Marple  HaU.  co  Chester,  and 
Bradshaw  HaU,  co.  Lancaster,  6.  19  June.  1776.  high-sheriff 
of  Cheshire  in  1816,  m.  19  Oct  1812,  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  the  Ber.  Thomas  Bsneroft,  M.A.,  vicar  of  Bolton, 
J.P.,  and  aiaplalii  to  Tlsooont  Oastle-Stnart,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  1866)  bad  iasoe, 

Thomas-Bradshaw,  prescot  repfeeentative. 

Anna-MarLi.  m.  1889,  to  the  Rev.  Charles  BeHairs.  of  Bed- 
worth,  oo.  Warwick. 

Miriam. 

Anne-MMdaleo,  m.  1843,  to  the  Rev.  Juhn  Taughon  Uoyd- 
vicar  ofMold,  co.  Flint. 

Maigaivt-Sarah.  Esther-Alice.  Jemima. 

Mr.  Isharwood  d.  in  1899. 
C17 


1ST 

.^mu— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th,  Ishbrwood,  arg.,  a  fesso, 
dancett^  azure,  on  a  chief,  azure,  a  Hon,  passant,  or ;  2nd 
and  3rd,  Bbadshaw.  aig..  two  bendlets,  sable,  between  as 
many  martlets,  of  the  2nd. 

Crait—ltt,  Ishbrwood,  a  wolfs  head,  erased,  pr.  out  of  a 
crescent,  azure :  2nd,  Bradshaw,  on  a  mount,  vert»  a  stag 
at  gaee,  pr.  under  a  vine  branch,  fhicted,  or. 

Motto— Bona  benemerenti  benedictio. 

Sleata— Marple  Hall,  Cheshire;  Bradshaw  Hall,  co.  Lan- 


ISTBD  OF  ECTON. 

IsTED,  Ambrosb,  Esq.  of  Ecton,  oo.  Northamptoni 
baptized  there  22  Feb.  1797 ;  m.  Ist,  at  Barton-Sea- 
grave,  26  July,  1832,  Eleanor-Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Richard-Bruce  Stopford,  canon  of 
Windsor,  youngest  brother  of  Jamas-George,  Earl  of 
Courtown,  which  lady  d,  in  1851 ;  and  9ndiy„ 
10  Sept.  1853,  Frances-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas, 
Viscount  Anson,  and  widow  of  the  Hon.  Charles- 
John  Murray.  Mr.  Isted  «.  his  father  12  Aug. 
1827. 

HitltaSt* — "  IsTXD  of  EoTOV  came  from  Eysted,  a  laige 
maritime  town  in  the  province  of  Sohonen,  in  the  kingdom 
of  Sweden,  and  settled  at  Framfleld,  in  Sussex,  probaUy  in 
the  Ume  of  Edward  III.,  where  they  enjoyed  a  consideiable 
estate,  some  part  of  which  oontinned  in  the  fi&mily  till  17)8, 
when  it  was  sold  by  Thumas  Isted.  Esq.  of  Ecton." 

JoHH  IsTKD.  of  Framfleld.  in  Sussex,  was  fhther  of  another 

JoRV  ISTRD,  of  Framfleld.  whose  son, 

Richard  Istkd,  of  Framfleld,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  William 
Wamet,  of  the  same  place,  and  had  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Istkd,  of  Framfleld,  vrfao  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and 
heiress  ct  Thomas  Twine,  M.D.  of  Lewes,  in  Sussex,  and 
had  two  sons,  Thomas,  of  London  (who  m.  Elizabeth  Oliver, 
and  was  fitther  of  a  son,  Oliver,  and  a  dau.  Elisabeth,  who 
both  d.  i.  p.),  and 

Richard  Istkd,  Eaq.  of  Framfleld.  He  m.  Anne,  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Edward  Ooodwyn,  of  Dorking,  in  Surrey,  by 
Axme  his  vtrife,  sister  of  Sir  Anthcmy  Benn,  Knt.,  recorder  of 
London,  and  had  issue.    The  2nd  son, 

Ambbosk  Istkd.  Esq.  of  St.  John's  Square,  Middlesex  m. 
Sarah  dau.  of  Thomas  Feltham,  Esq.,  descended  fn^m  the 
Felthams  of  Sculthorp,  in  Norfolk,  and  by  her  who  d.  about 
1726.  left  at  his  decease,  in  1692,  a  dau.  Anne.  b.  in  1682. 
who  d.  unm.  at  Northampton,  28  Jan.  176S,  and  a  son  and 


Thomas  Istkd,  Esq.  of  St.  John's  Square,  Middletex,  and 
of  Ecton,  oo.  Northampton,  6.  9  Dee.  1677,  who  sold  Fram- 
fleld in  1718.  He  m.  Anne.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Fulk  Rose, 
Esq.  of  the  inland  of  Jamaica,  and  of  Elis  ibeth  his  wife,  d  ;u. 
and  co-heir  of  John  I^ngley,  alderman  of  iLondon  (who  m. 
2ndly,  Sir  Hans  Slosne.  Bart.)  By  this  lady,  who  2.  96  De^. 
1788,  Mr.  Isted  had  issne.  Mr.  Isted  d.  in  1781,  was  buried 
at  Boton,  and  «.  by  his  son, 

Ambboss  Istkd,  Esq.  of  Ecton,  b.  6  March,  1717-18,  who 
m.  16  Sept.  1746,  Aime.  dau.  of  Sir  Charles, and  sister  aid 
co-heir  of  Kr  Charles  Buck,  Bart,  of  H&nby,  in  Linccdnshire, 
and  of  The  Orove,  Herts,  l^  whom  (who  d.  at  Bath,  21  Nov. 
1800)  he  fa 


Samukl,  his  heir. 

George,  of  St  James's  Place,  Westminster,  bendier  of  the 

Iimer  Temple,  hupL  at  Ecton,  7  SepL  17M,  who  d.  tuun. 

8  Nov.  1821. 
Anne,  m.  in  1798,  to  Robert  Corbet^  Esq.  of  Loogner, 

Salop,  but  d.a,p.in  1882. 

Harriet,  d.  trnm.  at  Bath,  in  1809.  Roee-Ssrah. 

Oiarlotte,  m,  26  Feb.  1805,  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Howell,  of 

Chalton,  Hantk,  and  cL  s._p.  2  Dec.  1826. 
Mary.m.  17July.lT80,  to  WUBam  Botbeby.  Esq.  ofSeward- 

stone,  Essex,  and  of  Lower  Orosvenor-street,  and  has 


Mr.  Isted  d.  6  Msy,  1781,  and  vras  buried  at  Ecton.    He  was 
«.  by  his  son, 

Samvkl  Istkd,  Eaq.  of  Ecton,  baptised  there  17  May,  1750, 
who  m.  80  Oct.  1796,  Barbara,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Thomas  Percy,  Lord  Bishop  of  DrDroore.  and  d.  13  Aug. 
1827,  having  had  a  dan.  Anne,  who  d.  an  infant  in  1801.  and 
a  son,  the  present  Ambbosb  Istkd,  Esq.  of  Ecton. 

.<lr«s--OQ.,  a  chevron,  vaire,  between  three  talbota'bead', 
emaed,  or. 

OrtM—A  hade's  bead,  erased,  ppr.,  attinxi  nnd  ducally 
gorged,  or. 

&a«— Ecton,  oo.  Northampton. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


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Blair,  CO.  Ayr,  M.P.,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1817,  lefl  at 
hia  decease,  in  1822,  an  only  dau.  and  heir. 
Madelink-Eolamtinx,  to.  in  1834,  to  Mervyn  Pratt» 
E&q.  of  Gabra  Castle,  co.  Cavan. 
n.  Okobob  of  whom  presently. 

in.  James,  lieut-coL  6th  dragoon-gnarda,  aored  in  the 
Peninsula,  at  Waterloo,  in  India,  &c. 
nr.  Francis,  mtgor  86th  regiment,  served  in  tiie  campaigns 
of  Holland. 

V.  Andrew,  in  holy  orders,  «i.  Mary-Louisa,  dau.  of  the 
Bey.  Edwin  Stock,  son  of  Dr.  Stock,  Bishop  of  Water- 
ford,  and  has  iflsue. 

VI.  Oliver. 

I.  Barbara,  m  to  Thomas  Carey,  Esq.  of  Rozel  Guems^. 
n.  Jane,  m.  to  Christopher  Carieton,  Esq.  of  Market  UiU. 

III.  Mary. 

IV.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Orme,  Esq.  of  Abbeytown. 

V.  Anne.  m.  to  William  Orme,  Esq.  of  Olenmore. 

VI.  Sarah.  U.  unm.  vi.  Belinda-Cuff. 
CoL  Jackson  d,  in  1806.    His  2nd  son, 

Obobob  Jackson,  Esq.,  CoL  of  the  North  Mayo  militia, 
m.  in  1804,  Sidney,  only  child  and  heir  of  Arthur  Yaughan, 
Esq.  of  Curramore,  co.  Mayo,  a  descendant  of  the  Vaugfaans 
of  Wales,  and  had  issue, 

'  Oboroe-Yauohak,  his  heir,  of  Carramore,  M.A.,  6. 10  SepL 
1806,  d.  unm. 

William,  in  holy  orders. 

Francis,  in  the  Indian  army. 

Oliver- Yauohan,  an  officer  in  the  army,  now  of  Carra- 
more. 

James-Sidney. 

Maria-Louisa. 
Colonel  Jackson  d.  in  1836. 

Arnu—Arg.,  on  a  chev.,  sa..  between  three  hawks'  heads, 
erased,  az.,  as  many  cinquefoils,  of  the  field,  quartering 
Cuff,  Aumqibb,  RuTLXDaE,  YAuaHAV,  and  Yauohan  o/ 
WaU». 

Orut — A  horse,  passant^  aig. 

Motto— CeAeac  et  audax. 

Sea(--Oan:amore,  co.  Mayo. 


JACKSON  OF  GLANBEO. 

Jackson,  Qeorgb-Bennett,  Esq.  of  Qlanbeg,  co. 
Waterford,  J.P. 

X^itlfaSt. — ^Thomas  Jacksom,  Esq.,  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of 
Henry  Wallis,  Esq.  of  Westwood,  oo.  Cork,  and  was 
ikther  of 

JoHH  Jaoksov,  Esq.,  who  m.  Ellen,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Coduan,  Qent.,  and  had,  with  a  dau.,  Ellen,  who  d.  unm. 
in  18SV,  at  an  advanced  age,  two  sons,  John,  of  Glenmore, 
captain  lltii  foot,  and 

Obobob  Jackson,  Esq.  of  Glanbeg,  who  m.  Susanna,  dau. 
and  sole  heiress  of  Joseph  Bennett,  Esq.  of  Ballymore,  co. 
Cork,  recorder  of  Goik,  and  by  her,  who  survived  him, 
had  issue, 

Josbph-Henbt,  who  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Bbnitbtt  (tee  Bmsvm). 

Obobob-Bemivbtt,  of  Glanbeg. 

Thomas. 

John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Tallow,  ca  Waterford ;  m. 
Rosa,  dau.  of  William  Poole,  Esq.  of  BaUyanchor,  and 
has  issue  three  sons  and  a  dau. 

Edward-Bennett,  capt.  2»d  or  Queen's  regiment^  m.  dau. 
of  Grier,  Esq.  of  co.  Wexford,  and  had  a  son,  who  d.  in 
Bombay,  in  1837. 

Oeorgina. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  Richard  Martin,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  oo. 
Somerset. 

Anne,  d.  unm. 

Maria,  m.  to  William  Smart,  Esq.,  R.N. 

Elizabeth-Warren. 

^mu— Aig.,  a  lion,  passant,  gu.,  on  a  chief,  of  the  last, 
three  pole-axes,  of  the  first. 

Oresi — An  arm  in  armour,  embowed,  in  the  hand,  a  battle- 
axe,  all  ppr. 

ifoit— Glanb^,  near  Lismore,  co.  Waterford. 


JACSON  OF  BARTON. 

Jaoson,  Charles-Roqer,  Esq.  of  Barton,  co.  Lan- 
caater,  J.P.  andD.L.,6.29Nov.  1817;  «i.  16  June,  1846, 
Catherine,  only  dau.  of  Henry-Grenehalgh  Formby, 
Esq.,  2nd  son  of  the  late  Rev.  Richard  Formby,  L LB., 
of  Formby  Hall,  in  the  same  county.  Mr.  Jacson  s. 
his  father,  George  Jackson,  Esq.,  14  March,  1846. 

ILltttaSC. — Miohabl  Jaoson,  of  East  Briggoford,  or 
Bridgeford,  oo.  Notts,  kinsman  of  the  parson  of  the  church 
of  that  place,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of —  Poole,  of  Spreston,  in 
the  same  county,  and  by  her  left  four  sons,  vis.,  1  Wiluam, 
whose  only  child,  Wiluam,  parson  of  Soroveton,  co.  Notts 
620 


(described  by  Dr.  Thoroton,  in  his  antiquities  of  the  county 
of  Notts,  AS  a  man  of  great  worth,  who  left  but  few  equah 
for  prudence,  piety,  and  learning,  in  thit  countay).  d,  S7  Feb. 
1061,  and  left  issue  by  Dorothy  his  wife,  sister  of  the  said 
Dr.  Thoroton's  father,  four  sons,  viz.,  William,  in  1077,  one 
of  the  coroners  of  the  county  of  Notts,  Mifihael,  Roger, 
John,  and  a  dau.,  EUsabeth,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Richard 
White,  of  London ;  2  Roger,  parson  of  Langford,  co.  Derby 
(of  whom  we  treat);  3  Geoige,  a  citizen  of  Lcmdon ;  4  John, 
of  Burton  Fors. 

The  Ret.  Roqeb  Jaoboh,  of  langford,  oo.  Derby,  2Dd  son 
of  Michael  Jacson,  of  East  Bridgeford,  6.  eirc.  1600 ;  m.  Sancta. 
sister  of  John  Hanson,  Esq.,  an  opident  dtiaen  of  Lundm 
(who  at  his  death  devised  his  estates  in  Suffolk,  Derl^yshiie, 
and  Torkshire,  to  his  sister's  sons),  and  had  issue  five  s;  ns- 
and  two  daua.,  viz., 

William,  B.T.P.,  of  Jesus  CdOfdfge,  Cambridge,  d.  wm. 
in  1680. 

John,  minister  of  EtwaU ;  left  issue. 

Roger,  of  London,  d.  wm.  1008. 

Gkobob  (of  whom  we  treat). 

Marah,  m.  to  Thomas  BraiWord,  a  merchant  in  London. 

Frances,  m.  to  Francis  Morley. 

GsoBOE  Jaobon,  M.D.  of  Derl^,  4th  son  of  Rev.  Roger 
Jacson,  of  Dmgford,  6.  1646,  inherited  the  eetates  of  hfe 
uncle,  Mr.  Hanson,  by  various  successions.  He  m,  Anne, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Adshead,  Esq.  of  Millwich,  co.  Staffocd, 
descended  maternally  ^m  Thomas  Bereaford,  Esq.  of 
Bentley,  whose  16th  son,  James,  was  the  foimder  of  a 
fellowship  at  St.  John's  Coll^^  Cambridge.  Dr.  Jacson 
d.  in  1699,  and  left  issue  three  sons  and  two  d^ius.,  vis.. 
1  Geoige,  clerk  of  Leek,  co.  Stafford,  b.  1682.  ».  Joyce 
Hollins.  He  inherited  his  father's  estates,  which  were  sold 
after  his  death  in  1719.  He  left  issue  an  only  chiM,  Anne, 
who  d.  unm.  at  Staveley.  co.  Derby,  in  1749.  2  Ruger,  M.B.. 
b.  1687,  m.  in  1721,  Frances,  dau.  and  co-heiiees  of  Colooel 
John  Shallcross,*  of  Shallcroes  Hall,  co.  Derby,  and  Anne 
Ardeme,  of  Harden,  his  wife; and  d.  «.  p.  in  1743.  leaving 
his  estates  to  the  son  of  his  brother  Simon ;  S  Smox  (i,t 
whom  we  treat) ;  1  Dorothy,  m.  to  John  Oisbome.  Esq.  of 
Derby,  b.  1675;  and  2  Anne,  m.  to  Rev.  Jamee  Gisborne, 
rector  of  Staveley,  and  prebendary  of  Durham,  who  was  lUher 
of  Dr.  Thomas  Gisborne,  physician  to  King  Oboboe  III.,  and 
sometime  president  of  the  College  of  Physidanfl ;  i^  d. 
unm.  in  1806.    The  Srd  son, 

Sdcov  Jacson,  of  Chester,  b,  1691,  was,  in  1715.  one  of 
the  representatives  of  the  merchants  of  the  port  of  Liverpool 
deputed  by  them  to  treat  with  the  corjxtratiou  of  CSieeter, 
at  the  invitation  of  the  latter,  for  the  freedom  of  Um  dty 
to  a  cert'un  number  of  their  body  (who  should  lemove  to 
the  city  of  CheeterX  and  for  the  exemption  from  all  tolls 
and  duties  p'^yable  to  the  city,  with  a  view  to  Uie  extension 
of  the  commerce  of  the  River  Dee.  Simon  m.  in  1721.  Mary, 
sister  of  Rev.  Hiigh  Poole,  rector  of  Bebiugton,  co.  CSiester, 
who  at  his  death,  in  1739,  devised  that  rectory  and  other 
estates  to  his  sister's  son,  Simon  Jacson,  the  younger  (c^ 
whom  we  treat  presently),  who  with  a  dau.,  «•,  to  Mr 
James  Perrin,  a  merchant  of  Flint,  were  tho  issue  of  the 
marriage.    The  sou  nnd  heir. 

The  Rev.  Simon  Jacson,  of  Bebington,  SomersaU,  and 
Shallcroes,  b.  1728 ;  m.  1749,  Anne,  elder  dan.  of  Richard 
Fitaherbert,  Esq.  of  SomersaU,  oo.  Draby,  and  Maxg^^ret  his 
wife,  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  CoL  John  Shallcroea,  of  Shall- 
cross Hall.  Rev.  Simon  Jacson  $.  his  uncle.  Rot.  Hugh 
Poole,  in  the  advowson  (1739)  and  became  rector  (175S)  of 


*  The  ancient  family  of  Sballcboss  ^  SkeUienu  b 
believed  to  be  extinct,  the  above-named  John  ShallciosB, 
who  was  sheriff  of  the  oo.  in  16S6,  and  d.  in  1733,  having 
been  the  last  heir  male.  Six  generations  of  this  fiunily  axe 
described  in  the  Visitation  of  1611  (see  LytoniT  J>erh!/ikir9\ 
A  MS.  pedigree  traces  the  fiunily  back  to  a  period  antecedent 
to  the  23rd  Edwako  L  (a.d.  1294.)  The  first  ancestor 
therein  named  is  Suanie  ae  ^lakekros.  To  *'  Richaxd  de 
Schalcros,  sonne  of  Suany,"  an  inheritance  iu  ¥tamoM^ 
was  conveyed  in  1294.  Two  other  deeds  in  ^e  max;^  of 
the  pedigree  relate  to  lands  in  Tat^sal  or  TaxaL  Those 
estates  appear  to  have  remained  in  the  family  to  the  end 
of  its  existence.  Tho  MS.  records  intermarriages  with  the 
families  of  Bereaford,  of  Bentley  (thus  forming  a  double 
connection  with  the  Jacsons),  Jodr^  of  Cheshire.  B«g- 
shawo,  of  the  Ridge,  co.  Derby,  Davenport,  Creasy,  BrwetOD, 
Rowley,  of  Rowley,  co.  Salop,  Ardeme.  of  Hunlen.  Fita- 
herbert, of  SomersaU,  and  others  of  dLstinction.  CoL  John 
Shallcross,  the  last  male  heir,  who  d.  in  1788.  left  issue  three 
daus..  of  whom  Maigaret  was  m.  to  Richard  Pftzherbert, 
Esq.  of  SomersaU  Herbert,  co.  Derby;  Frances,  was  m.  to 
Roger  Jacson,  Esq.  of  Ashbome,  who  «.  his  £ather-in-law  in 
tho  possession  of  the  ShaUcross  estates;  and  Anne,  who 
d.  unm.  at  Stockport,  in  1774. 


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Bebington.  He  trai  devisee  of  his  undo  Boj^cr  Jacton's 
estates  in  Shallcroes,  Ae.  Rev.  Simon  Jacson  liod  issue 
three  sons  and  four  d  lus., 

Simmi.  d.  wtm, 

itoger  (of  whom  presentlv). 

Shallcross,  vicar  of  RosUieme,  co.  Chester,  and  of  Somer- 

sall,  ca  Derby,  b.  1757 ;  d.  wm,  1821. 
Anne.  m.  in  1774,  to  Jolm  Atherton,  Esq.  of  Walton  Hall, 

CO.  Lancaster;  d.  1806,  leaving  issue. 
Franoes-lfaigaretta»  authoress  of  MKoda  and  other  works, 

d.  unm.  in  1842. 
Maria-EIizabetha,  authoress  of  The  FJarisCt  Manual,  and 

some  botanical  worics,  d.  wim.  In  1829. 
Letitia.  d,  wmh,  Tsabeila,  d.  vnm, 

Mr.  Jaoson  sold  the  ShaUcroes  estate  in  1794.  to  Foster 
Bower,  Esq.  He  d.  in  1808,  and  was  «.  in  his  estates  of 
Bebingtun  by  his  eldest  surviving  son. 

The  Bbv.  Roosr  Jacbok,  patron  and  rector  of  Bebington, 
chairman  of  tl»e  Court  of  Quarter  Sessions  of  the  co.  of 
Chester  for  forty  years,  6.  9  July,  175S.  He  «.  to  Somer- 
sall,  in  1800,  on  the  death  of  his  aunt,  Mrs.  Frances 
Fitsherbert  who  was  devisee  of  that  estate  under  the  will 
of  her  brother,  Richard  Fitsherbert,  Esq.,  the  last  heir  male 
who  d.  «mm.  in  1808.  This  veiy  old  branch  of  the  ancient 
family  of  Fitsherbert  thus  became  extinct  The  family 
Uaoes  its  descent  ftom  the  chamberiain  of  Hkhrt  I.,  about 
1120,  a  veiy  early  descendant  of  whom,  William,  the  ilftther 
of  Sir  WilUam  Fitsherbert,  lord  of  Norbury,  "  to  whom 
H£MRT  in.  granted  free  warren  in  Norbuxy,  a.d.  1252,"  and 
who  had  three  sons,  vis.,  Heuiy,  his  heir ;  Thomas,  lord  of 
Bomersall,  ancestor  of  the  Fizherbebts  qf  Ti$Hn0on^  co. 
Derby;  and  Richard,  of  Twycroes.  co.  Leicester"  (^^ee 
Baronetage),  was  "  William  Fitsherbert  of  S^mmershall 
Herbert^  in  the  countie  of  Derbie.**— (J(fSP«f  V^*)  Mr.  Jacson 
m.  19  Mardi,  1777,  Frances,  a  descendant  of  the  FuLroRos 
cfPvliford,  CO.  Devon,  dau.  ct  Rev.  John  Gibson,  of  Romald- 
Uxk,  eo.  York  (N.R.),  and  of  Preston,  co.  Lancaster;  and 
Sndly,  27  May,  1801,  Mary-Anton  Johnson,  of  Wallasey,  co. 
Chester ;  1^  the  former  of  whcon  he  had  issue,  vis., 

( John,  twin-brother  of  Roger,  d,  wmh.  in  1799. 

**  (  Roger,  in  holy  orders,  m.  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  William 
LechcL  Esq.  of  Carden  Park,  co.  Chester,  d.  1819,  and  had 
issue.  Roger,  H.E.L  Co.'s  service,  who  d.  imm.  in  1845; 
Frances,  si.  to  Dominy  Rasbotham,  Esq. ;  Anne ;  M^ury. 

n.  George,  6.  1783,  d.  14  March,  1846.  He  acquired  the 
estate  of  Barton,  co.  Lancaster,  in  1884,  by  purchase  from 
the  late  James  ShutUeworth,  Esq.  He  m.  in  1813,  his 
oousin,  Charlotte,  eldest  dau.  of  Charles  Gibeou,  Esq.  of 
Quemmore  Park,  in  the  same  county,  fa^  Charlotte  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Edward  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Dalham  Tower,  co. 
Westmoriand,  and  liad  issue  eiglit  sons  and  four  daus., 
▼is., 

1  Geoige,  d.  wmh.  in  1881. 

2  Cbablbs-Rooeb.  present  represoitative  and  proprietor 
of  the  Barton  estue. 

8  Simon-Fltzherbert.  m.  Oeorgina,  dau.  of  Charles  Win- 
chester, Esq.  of  Aberdeen. 

4  John,  m.  Mary-Jane,  dau.  of  Henry  Newbery,  Esq.  of 
Manchester,  sprung  fh>m  a  D^onsmre  family. 

6  Roger,  d.  umn.  in  1853.  6  Henry,  d.  wmh.  in  1839. 

7  Edward,  in  holy  orders,  im.  Mariaone-Eliza-Francea, 
dau.  of  Thomas-Bulkeley  Owen,  Esq.  of  Tedsmore  Hall, 
CO.  Salop. 

5  WiUiam-Shallcross,  in  holy  orders. 

1  Chariotte-Anne,  d,  unm.  in  1889. 

2  Frwces,  m.  to  John  Richardson,  Esq.  of  Poplar  Vale, 
oa  Monaghsn,  and  d.  in  1851,  leaving  issue. 

8  Mary  Isabella,  d.  wtun.  1841. 
4  Mark-Margaretta. 

m.  ShaDoross,  of  Newton  Bank,  co.  Chester,  late  cajjtain 
in  the  8rd  light-dragoons ;  m.  Frances^  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Joseph  Cook,  of  Newton  Hall,  co.  Northumberland,  and 
had  iasue,  viz., 

1  ShaUcross-Fitshaibert.  d.  in  1824,  wnm. 
t  Widdrington,  d,  tcMm.  in  1845. 

8  Shalleroes-Fitsherbert,  who  inherited  the  estates  of 
his  maternal  unele,  Samuel-Edward  Widdrington,  Esq. 
of  Newton  and  Hauley  (see  Widdrington),  and,  in 
compliance  with  his  vim,  took  the  name  and  arms  of 
WiDDRncoTOV  in  1850. 

1  Elisa,  m.  in  1841,  to  James-Hugh-Smith  Barry,  Esq. 
of  Marbury,  co.  Chester,  and  Foa^,  co.  Cork. 

2  Frances-Isabel,  si.  7  July,  1858.  to  Charles-WiUam 
Orde,  Esq.  of  Nunnykirk,  oo.  Noithnmberiaud. 

I.  Frances,  d.  vmm,  in  1887. 

^rsis— Gu.,  a  fesse,  between  three  shftldrakes,  arg. 

Crttt'-A,  sheldtake,  rising,  ppr. 

Actf— Barton  HaU,  Preston,  oo.  Lancaster. 


d2l 


GREVIS-JAMES  OF  IGHTHAM  COURT. 

Qrevis-James,  Demetrius,  Esq.  of  Ightham  Court, 
CO.  Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high  sheriff,  co.  Kent  1833, 
b.  21  May,  1776;  m.  21  March,  1812,  Mary,  dau.  of 
the  iate  James  Shutt,  Esq.  of  Humbleton,  in  Hoi- 
demess,  and  has  surviving  issue, 

X.  Dsmetriub-Wyndhax,  migor  2nd  regt.  Queen's  Roy  ils 
(.  8  June,  1819. 

n.  Arthur,  6.  23  Feb.  1838. 

I.  Frances-Maria,  in.  to  T.  Charlton,  Esq. 

II.  Emily.  ni.  Ma  y,  va.  to  Capt.  H.  B.  Wiixon. 
IT.  Cari>line. 

y.  Bosa,  m.  to  the  Bev.  B.  P.  Thompson, 

YL  lAvinia. 

Yii.  Isabella,  m.  to  F.  W.  Springott,  Esq. 

VII.  Adelaide-Maigaret 
Thisgentleman  whose  patronymic  is  QBRyi8,as<turoed, 
by  sign  manual,  in  1817,  the  additional  surname  and 
arms  of  James. 

lLtt1Caj9[f . — ^The  manor  of  Ighthim  was  possessed,  temp. 
King  John,  by  Hamon  de  Crevcquier,  from  whom  it  passed, 
through  the  families  of  De  Criol,  De  Inge,  Zotich  of  Harrin^- 
worth,  Bead,  and  Willoughby,  to  the  house  of  James,  by 
which  it  is  now  enjoyed. 

The  Jamksbs  were  orij^nally,  says  Phili>ot  eslled  Hass- 
trecht,*  from  a  lordship  of  that  name  which  they  possessed 
near  Utrecht. 

Roger,  son  of  Jaoob  yait  HjBSTBBOfrr,  emigrated  into 
England  in  the  reign  of  King  Henbt  VIII.;   and  being 
known,  after  the  Dutch  manner,  by  the  name  of  Roger 
Jacobs,  the  English  at  length  called  him  BugSr  Jamei. 
He  m.  Birah,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Henxy  Morskin,  Esq 
of  London,  and  had  issue, 
I.  RooEB,  of  Upminster,  in  Essex,  who  m.  Sai-ah,  daiL  of 
John  Smith,  Esq.  of  London,  and  wtui «.  by  hid  sou. 
Sot  RooEB  Jambs,  of  Reigate,  in  Surrey,  who  m,  Eliza« 
beth,  dau.  of  Anthony  Aucher,  and  had  a  dau.,  Eliza- 
beth. 
n.  Arnold,  of  London,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  John  Van 
hulst,  of  that  city. 

III.  William. 

nr.  Thomas,  who  m.  the  dau.  of  Fulke. 
V.  Richard,  who  m.  Gertrude,  dau.  of  John  Smyth,  and 
had,  with  other  issue,  a  son.  Sir  John,  of  Cresshill,  in 
Essex,  and  a  dau.,  Emlin,  who  m.  Mr.  James  Cana ;  and 
their  son  inheriting  the  estates  of  his  uncle.  Sir  John  was 
advanced  to  the  dignitv  of  a  Baronet,  84  Charles  IL 
This  branch  of  the  family  is  now  bxtihot. 
Yi.  John,  of  Grove  Manor,  who  m.  Susanna,  dau.  and 
co-hdr  of  Peter  Vandewail,  of  Antwerp,  and  hod  issue. 
YiL  Geoive,  of  Malondine,  near  Rochester,  who  m.  Audrey, 
dau.  of  John  Smyth,  and  had  issue. 
L  Sarah,  m.  1st,  to  Thomas  Draper,  Esq.  of  Islington; 
and  2ndly,  to  Sir  Nicholas  Kempe,  Knt 
TheSrdsjn, 

William  James,  Esq.,  acquired,  temp.  Queen  Elizabeth, 
by  purchase,  the  manor  of  Ightham  Court,  co.  Kent    He 
m.  J  iue,  dau.  and  heir  of  Henry  Kule,  and  had  issue, 
William,  his  heir.  Thomas. 

Jane,  m.  to  Henry  Dixon,  Esq.  of  Hilden ;  and  d.  in  1002; 
The  elder  son, 

Wiluam  James,  Esq.  of  Ightham  Court,  h.  in  1601,  was 
a  persm  of  greit  iofluence  during  the  Protectorate,  and 
enjoyed  the  confidence  of  Cromwell.  He  was  a  member  of 
the  committee  appointed  for  the  sequestration  uf  delinquent 
estates,  and  was,  in  five  years,  thrice  chosen  knight  of  the 
shire  for  Kent.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Miller,  Esq. 
of  Crouch,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son. 

Sir  Demetrius  James,  of  Ightham  Court,  who  received 
the  honour  of  knighthood  from  King  Charles  II.    He  m. 
Anne,  only  dau.  of  the  famous  physician.  Dr.  Geoige  Bate 
and  had  (with  other  issue,  who  d.  KMrn.), 
William,  his  successor. 
Jane,  m.  to  Sir  John  Bainey,  Dart 
Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Puckle,  Esq.  of  the  Middle  Temple. 

Sir  Demetrius  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  James,  Esq.  of  Ightham  Court  living  In  171 
This  gentleman  m.  Anne,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  So*  Thomas 
Wyndham.t  Bart,  of  Trent,  in  Somersetsiiire  (son  of  th 


•  The  family  of  Hsostrecht  was  allied  by  marringe  to  the 
ancient  and  eminent  houses  of  Wassanaer  and  Waermont 

t  Sir  Thomas  Wvndham,  Bart,  was  sixth  in  deaceut  fh>m 
the  marri.ige  of  ^  Jolm  Wyndham.  Knt ,  with  Margaret 
dau.  of  John,  Duke  of  Norfolk,  and  thus  derived,  iu  direct 
line  fh)m  Maroarbt  Plaittaoenet,  Duchess  of  Norfolk,  dan. 
and  heir  of  Thomas  Plantagenet  (5th  son  of  King  Edward  I.X 
by  his  2nd  consort,  Margaret  dau.  of  Philip  III.  of  Fame  • 


JAM 


JAM 


Sir  Francis  Wyndham  vrlio,  with  bis  fitmily.  was  so  signally 
instrumental  in  the  preservation  of  King  Chables  II.  after 
the  battle  of  Worcester).    By  this  lady  be  had,  with  two 
daus.,  three  sons, 
I.  William,  bia  heir. 

It.  Richard,  of  the  Middle  Temple,  d.  itnm. 
lu.  Demetrius,  a  colonel  in  the  army,  whose  dau.,  Eliza- 
beth, m.  Ci  nrlea  GrevLs  Esq.  (of  the  ancient  family  of  the 
Oreves,  or  Grevla,  of  Moseley  Hall,  co.  Worcester,  whose 
ancestor  came  into  England  with  the  Conqueror),  and  by 
him  (who  d.  in  1835;  left  issue, 

1  Demetrius   Grktis,  who  eventually  inherited  the 
estates ;  and  assuming  the  surname  and  arms  of  James, 
is  the   present   Demetrius  Oreyis  -  Jambs,   Esq.  of 
Ightham  Court  Lodge. 
1  Eli^beth.  2  CaroUns.  8  Eleanor. 

The  eldest  sun, 

WiLUAM  James,  Esq.  of  Ightham  Court,  was  high-shcrif 
for  Kent  in  1732.  He  m.  Elizibeth,  dau.  of  Demetrius 
James,  of  Reigate,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Banth-BeUa-Eliza- 
beth,  who  m.  Joslah-Wood  Hindman,  Esq.  of  Greenwich, 
and  of  Upton,  Essex,  and  by  him  (who  d.  m  1784)  had  two 
dans,  and  co-heirs,  Sophia,  m.  to  William  Turner,  Esq. ; 
and  Frances-Maria,  m.  to  Joseph  Newell)  two  sons,  vis., 

Richard,  his  heir. 

Demetrius,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Ightham,  d.  in  1781, «.  j>. 

Mr.  James  who  was  Usher  of  the  Black  Bod  in  Ireland, 
was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  elder  son, 

Richard  James,  Esq.  of  Ightliam  Court,  who  d.  without 
Issue  in  Nov.  1817,  when  the  f-imily  estates  devolved  upon 
his  first-cousin,  the  present  Demetrius  Gretis-James,  Esq. 
of  Ightham  Court. 

.^rm«— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  arg.,  two  bars,  embattled, 
gu.,  for  Jambs  ;  2nd  and  Srd,  arg.,  on  a  fesse,  az.,  between 
tnree  pellets,  each  cluuffed  with  a  lion's  head,  erased,  of  the 
first,  a  griffin,  passant,  oetween  two  escallop-shells,  or,  for 
Grrvis. 

Orat — 1st,  for  James,  out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  demi- 
swan,  wings  expanded,  arg.,  beak,  gu. ;  2nd,  for  Grevi8»  a 
squhrel,  ho  ding  between  its  paws  an  escallop-shell,  or. 

Jfotto— Fide  et  oonstanti4. 

£ea<— Ightham  Court  Lodge,  oo.  Kent. 


JAMES  OF  BARROCK  AND  WEST  AUCKLAND. 

James,  William,  Esq.,  of  Barrock,  co.  Cumber- 
land, J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1827,  KP.  for 
Carlisle  and  East  Cumberland  successively  from 
1820  to  1847,  m.  Feb.  1816,  Fanny,  dau.  of  Wm.- 
Calton  Rutson,  of  ADerton,  co.  Lancaster,  Esq., 
and  sister  of  Wm.  Rutson,  Esq.  of  Newby  Wiske, 
and  Nunniugton  Hall,  high-sheriff  of  Yorkshire  in 
1851,  and  has  issue, 

I.  William-Gdwaro,  6. 7  Dec.  1816 ;  late  capt.  in  the  34th 
regiment;  m.  Sept.  1841,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  William 
Hill,  Esq.  of  Ryhope,  co.  Durham,  and  has  issue, 

1  William-Edwani-ABhton,  (.  1842. 

2  Arthur-Cecil-Rutson. 

8  Evans-Henry-Muichison.  4  PhiUp-Herbert. 

1  Lucy-Caroline. 

2  Frances- Alethea.  8  Edith-PriBcilla. 

II.  Pnncis-Herbcrt,  h.  April,  1822 ;  living  in  Jamaica. 

III.  John-Henry,  6.  18  Sept.  1826  ;  fellow  of  Brazennose 
College,  Oxford;  m.  Jiily,  1853,  Jane  Rarosdeu,  dau. 
of  the  Rev.  Thoroas-Ramsdeu  Ashworth,  of  the  family 
of  AsBWORTH  of  Aghworth,  CO.  Lancashire,  and  has 
issue.  Janet-Marion,  6.  July,  1854. 

IV.  Ali^«d,  6.  20  Aug.  1832. 

1.  Caroline.  u.  Frances-Adola. 

ICneage.— JoHH  Jambs,  of  west  Auckland,  b.  1664,  d. 
aged  83, 1747,  leaving  (by  Jane  his  wife)  three  daus.,  Anne, 
wife  of  Joseph  Appleby ;  Jane,  wife  of  William  Wilson ;  and 
Margaret,  who  d.  uma. ;  and  two  sons,  William-James,  who 
m.  and  had  issue,  and 

JoHK  Jamss,  of  West  Auckland  and  Killerly,  who,  by 
his  wife,  Jane,  dan.  of  Thomas  Titdd,  of  Whorlton,  co.  York, 
Esq.,  by  Jane  Hunter  his  wife,  had  issue, 

I.  JoHK,  of  West  Auckland  and  Killerly,  6. 1780;  m.  Sarah, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Wai-d,  Esq..  and  had  issue. 

n.  William,  of  Fiuch  House,  near  IJveipool,  an  eminent 
West  India  merchant,  6.  1734;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 
hcu-  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Evans,  who  d.  1789,  and  had  issue, 

1  William  EvAKs,  of  whom  presently,  ob.  v.  p. 

2  John-James,  of  Houghton  Lodge,  co.  Hants,  m.  Maiv 
garet.  dau.  of  William  Wilson,  of  Liverpool,  Esq.,  and 

622 


Elizabeth-Alethea,  m.  to  Rev.  John  Penlean^ 
of  Black  Tonrington,  co.  Devon. 
Mary-Frances,  ia.  to  Hon.  O.-Rolle-Walpole  TreAuK 
capt.  R.N.,  son  of  Oeorve,  15th  Baron  Clinton. 
8  Alethea,  m.  to  Richard  Walker,  of  liverpool,  Bbq. 
I   Jane,  m.  Jamos  Allen,  Esq.,  and  bad  issue. 

WiLLiAM-EvAHS  Jambb,  6. 1763  (sou  of  William  James,  of 
Finoh  House  aforesaid);  d.  1796,  in  his  father^  lifetime. 
He  m.  Elizabeth,  d.ui.  of  Nicholas  A&hton,  of  Woolton  HaU. 
Lancashire,  Esq.,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dan.  and  heiress  of  John 
Philpot,  of  Chester,  Esq.,  grandson  and  heir  of  Rev.  Mattiiew 
Henry,  author  of  a  Commentary  on  Uu  BibU,  and  Maiy  War- 
burtun  his  wife,  s  >le  heiress  of  the  Wabbubtoxs  q^iffi^ento* 
Orangtf  a  yoimger  branch  of  the  great  Cheshire  boose  of  Wa&- 
BUBTON  0/  WarburUm  and  Aiity,  Tnis  lady  remarried  lient- 
CuL  Qeoige-M .  Williams.    By  her  1st  husband  she  had  issue, 

William,  now  of  Barrock. 

John,  of  Bumvilla,  co.  Devon,  J.P.  and  D  L.,  b.  1794 ;  d. 
1854 :  «M.  Ist,  Anne,  dau.  of  Thomas  Herring,  Esq. ;  sad 
2udly,  Patience,  dau.  of  O.  Luxmore,  C-<^.,  and  nieoe  of 
the  Bishop  or  St.  Asaph,  and  had  issue,  Evans-Loxmon- 
James,  b.  1836. 

Alethea,  m.  Fergus,  eldest  son  of  fh»  Rev.  Fer^gus  Gxaham, 
rector  of  ArUiuret,  oo.  Cumberiand,  brother  of  the  first 
Sir  James  Gniham,  ot  Netherby,  BvA. 

Arnf-^^aaxieAj :  1st  and  4th,  az.,  a  dolphin,  embowed, 
ppr.,  for  Jambs;  2nd  and  3rd,  arg.,  three  boars'  beads, 
oouped,  sa.,  langued  and  armed,  gu.,  for  Evamsl 

Crttt^K  bull,  passant,  ppr. 

-WoOo— Vincit  amor  patrue. 

iSea^-BarTock,  Cumberland. 


JAMES  OF  OTTERBURN. 

James,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Otterbum  Tower,  co. 
Northumberland,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  12  May,  1807; 
m.  25  June,  1838,  Margaret-Bernard,  Srd  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  John  CoUinBon,  of  Boldon,  oo.  Duiiiam,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Wiluam,  b.  28  Feb  1838. 

II.  Thomtis,  6.  6  May,  1844. 

lu.  Hany-Redesdale,  b  23  Sept  1845. 

IV.  John-Collinson,  b  22  Dec.  1846. 

y.  Richard,  b.  9  April,  1848. 

Yi.  Charles- Woodhouso,  6.  18  Sept  1851. 

Tii.  Christian-Hugh-Septimas,  6.  25  Dec.  1852L 

▼m.  Octavius,  6.  9  April,  1855. 

I.  Emily.  n.  Margaret  Sybel. 

Ettteaffe*— JoHK  James,  Eki.  of  Newcastle,  oo.  North- 
umberland, son  of  Thomas  Jambs,  Esq.  ot  Gaxgo  and 
Steuton,  00.  Cumberland,  m.  twice,  and  had,  with  a  dau.,- 
Elizabetii,  and  a  son,  Thomas,  another  son, 

WiLUAM  Jambb,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1808,  Elisabetb.  eldest 
dau.  of  Joseph  Woodhouse,  Esq.  of  Scotswood,  co.  North- 
umberland, and  by  her,  who  m.  2ndly,  in  182S»  Charks 
Buhner,  Esq.,  and  d.  19  July,  1852,  had  issue, 

Thomas,  of  OttCTbum: 

William,  capt  in  the  army.  m.  Susanna  Knight,  and  has 
issue,  Frederick:  Gerald;  and  Susan. 

Edward,  m.  and  has  issue,  Waiter;  Theodosia;  Elisabeth; 
Susan ;  and  Herbert. 

John,  m.  Eleanor,  only  child  of—  Tharpe,  Esq. 

Hugh-Septimus,  m.  Afozandrina.  2nd  dan.  of  Dr.  HamiltrtL 

Octavius,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Helen  Bowlby,  and  has  issue, 
Lewis;  Martha;  Mabel;  and  EUzabeth. 

James,  M.D.,  m.  Geoigina  Brodhurst 

Elizabeth,  m.  1st,  to  the  Rev.  John  Fox;  and  Sndly,  to 
Henry  Hewetson,  Esq. 

Susan,  m.  to  M^jor  Brooksbank.  Emma. 

Jmw— 8a.,  on  a  chevron,  arg.,  between  three  d<dpliina, 
embowed,  erminois,  as  many  cross-crosslets,  gu. 

Crttt—A  buffido,  passant,  gu.,  armed,  ppr.,  the dextsr  fore- 
foot restii^  on  an  escocheon,  arg.,  charged  with  a  pLeon,  aa. 

MoUc — Deo  semper  confide. 

fiwU— Otterbum  Tower,  oa  Northumberland. 


JAMES  OF  PANTSAISON. 

James,  Johk-Taubman-Wiluam,   Esq.  of  PanV 

ison,  CO.  Pembroke,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  SI  Oct.  1812; 
m.  28  Dec.  1836,  Margaret-Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of 
the  late  Captain  Jones-Parry,  R.N.  of  Llwyn  Onn, 
CO.  Denbigh,  and  nieoe  of  the  late  Qeneral  Sir  Love 
Parry,  of  Mndryn,  co.  Caernarvon,  and  has  iasvuo, 

I.  William-Pasrt,  5.  6  Aug.  1839. 

n.  John-Alexander,  b.  3  April,  1841. 

III.  Robert-Uoyd.  6.  9  Nov.  1844. 

I.  Dora-Emily.  n^Maigaret^EUen. 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


JAM 

lintXfft.  ^Th«  JuMMs  have  boen  Mated  for  some 
cmituries  at  PaQtaaison,  aud  a  tradition  in  the  fkmily  states 
tliat  there  weie  thirteen  William  Jameees,  of  Fanteaieon,  in 
•uooesaion. 

WiLLLUt  JamkS)  Esq.  of  Panteaison,  who  m.  ICargaret, 
dau.  and  lieitess  of  Taughan  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Poste,  eo. 
Pembruke,  had  three  ions,  the  eldest  of  whom, 

WiLUAM  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Pautsaison,  m.  Bebeoca  Bateman, 
ooly  eurriTing  oiater  and  heir  of  John  Bateman*  Eaq.  of 
Rubeeton  Wathen,  co.  Pembn^e,  and  had,  with  four  daus., 
might  sona.    Of  the  Utter. 

Col.  John  Jambs,  m.  1811,  Maxgaret^Chxistian,  dau.  of  the 
late  H%}or  Taubman,  of  The  Nunneiy,  Isle  of  Man,  by 
Doiotl^r  his  wife  (m.  in  1774X  dau.  of  John  Christian,  Esq. 
of  Ewanrigg  Hill,  oo.  Cumberiiud,  and  Miltown,  Isle  of 
Han,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1887)  two  sons,  John-Tactbxan- 
WixxiAM,  now  of  Pantsaison;  and  Mark- Wilks- William,  in 
holy  orders,  b.  27  Oct.  1818,  m.  1846,  Charlotte  Ellen,  8rd 
dau.  of  the  late  Capt.  Jones-Pany,  R.N.,  of  Llwyn  Onu,  and 
has  issue,  Joon-Taubmav,  Dora-Maxgarat,  Maiy-Christian, 
and  Bmily-Oeoxgifia. 

Arm^—Stk.,  a  dolphin,  naiani,  embowed,  between  three 
croeees-erosaletk  or,  quartexlng  Taubmav,  Batxhan,  and 
Vaughax. 

OesC— A  demi-boll,  rampant^  n.,  homed  and  hoofod,  or, 
laagued,  gu. 

irUf^— FQrddylon  at  y  gorfin.  In  Bni^iab— FaithM  to 
the  end. 

AtO— Pftntasieon,  oo.  Pembroke. 

JAMESON  OP  WINDFIELD. 

Jaxxsov,  Rev.  John,  of  Windfidd,  oo.  Galway, 
M.A.  of  Queen's  College,  Oxford,  b,  17  July,  1816 ; 
m.  Jan.  1846,  Isabella- Aime,  eldest  dau.  of  Msjor- 
Qeneral  Sir  Harry -David  Jones,  royal  engineers, 
K.G.Bw,  commander  of  tlie  l«gioQ  of  honour  of  France, 
and  haa  issue, 

I.  Jambs-Frahois,  6.  5  June^  1848. 

n.  Harry-WiUiam.  b.  6  Sept  1851. 

I.  Chariotte-Eliaabeth. 

n.  Bdith-Sophiarlnkarman. 

Hitl^Sf* — WuxiAX  Jambsov,  of  Alloa,  Clackman- 
nanshire, m.  25  Nor.  1787,  Helen  Home,  of  Thomanean, 
Kinmes-ehire,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

JoBV  Jambsob,  Esq.,  sheriff-olerk  of  Clackmannanshire,  5. 
1740,  who  m.  1768,  Margaret,  eldest  sister  of  James  Haig, 
Esq.  of  BlalrhiU,  Perthshire,  and  Lochiin,  Midlothian,  and 
had  issuer 

L  BoBBBT,  5. 17  June,  1771,  sheriflT-derk  of  Claokmannan- 
shiPB.  d,  «ma.  1847. 

II.  John,  of  Prussia  Street,  Dublin,  5.  Aug.  1773,  m.  Isa- 
bella, dau.  of  John  Stein,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

1  John,  of  Prussia  Street,  director  of  the  Bank  of  Ire- 
land ;  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Wm.  Haig,  Esq.,  amd  has  issue. 

5  James,  of  Delvin  Lodge,  m.  Lucy,  dau.  of  William 
CWmes,  Esq.  of  Stameen,  oo.  Meath,  and  has  issue. 

8  William,  in  holy  orders,  of  Hollybank  Bank,  m.  1849, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  late  Arthur  Quinness,  Esq.  of 
Beaumont,  co.  Dublin,  and  has  issue. 

4  Andrew,  sheriff-clerk  of  Clackmannanshire,  m.  Miss 
Cochnme,  aud  haa  issue. 

6  Henry,  m.  Maigaret,  dan.  of  Andrew  Phelp^  Esq.,  and 
has  issue. 

1  Isabella. 

m.  William,  of  Merrion  Square,  Dublin,  b.  29  July,  1777, 
d,  i.  p.  Dec  1822. 

nr.  Jambs,  of  whom  presently. 

▼.  Andrew,  b.  18  Aug.  17>^.  m.  wad  has  issue. 

t.  Maxgarat,  m.  1801.  WUIlam-Robert  Robertson,  Esq.  (see 

familv  0/  Robertson  qf  Prenderguesl.) 

II.  Helen,  d.  wtua. 

m.  Anne.  m.  M^Jor  Francis  Stupart,  of  the  2nd  North 
British  dragoons  (Soots  Oreys). 

IT.  Janets    m.-  John  Wools^,  Esq.    of  Milestown,   oo. 
*     Louth. 
Mr.  Jameson  d.  1824.    His  4th  son, 

Jaicbs  Jambsob,  Esq.,  i.  to  the  fortune  of  his  immediate 
elder  brother,  WilUam,  of  Menrion  Square,  and  purchased 
the  estate  of  Winfield,  oo.  Oolway,  and  the  demesne  of 
Mont  Boee,  eo.  Dublin.  He  m.  17th  July,  1816.  Elizabeth- 
Sophia,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Ber.  William  Woolsey,  of 
Piiorland,  oo.  Louth,  by  his  wife,  Mary-Anne,  youngest 
lister  of  Sir  William  Bellingham,  of  Castle  Bellingham,  in 
the  county  of  Louth,  i  art.,  in  lineal  descent  from  the 
Plantagenot  kings,  and  had  iMoe, 

I.  JoiiB,  now  of  Windfield. 

II.  William,  of  Mont  Rose,  oo.  Dublin,  6. 19  Dee.  1818,  «». 
Much,   1855,    BmUy  St.  Leger,  2nd  dau.  of  Cokiael 

623 


JAR 

Arthur-Henry  O'Niell,  of  St  Anne^,  co.  Dublin,  and  has 
issue,  a  son, 

James- Arthur-Heurv,  b.  24  Dec.  1855. 
in.  Jamee,  of  Airfield,  co.  Dublin,  5.  4  Aug.  1821,  m. 
10  Jan.  1849,  Alicia  Trimleston,  dau.  of  Robert  Robertson, 
Esq.,  advocate  and  sheriff-aubstitute  of  Stiiiing<.hjre,  by 
Alida-Catheriue,  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles 
Eustace  (Me  p.  361)  and  has  issue, 

1  Jnmes-Robert,  6.  4  Deo.  1849. 

2  William-Frederick,  6.  27  Jan.  1861. 
8  John-Eustace^  6.  22  Marc^  1852. 

1  Helen-Lucy. 

IT.  Robert  O'Brien,  lieut  2nd  life  guards,  now  of  the  11th 
hussars,  6.  17  June,  1828. 

L  Maiy-Anne.  n.  Elizabeth-Sophia. 

Mr.  Jameson,  who  was  a  director  of  the  Bank  of  Ireland,  d. 
deputy-governor  24  Aug.  1847,  and  was  s.  in  his  estate  of 
Windfield,  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present  Bbt.  Johb 
Jamesok. 

.^rau— Aznre^  a  saltier  or,  cantoned  with  three  Roman 
galleys,  ppr.  and  a  bugle  in  base  or. 

Crtst^A  Roman  galley  ppr.  the  sail  gu.  chaiged  with  a  lion 
passant  guardant  or. 

Jfotto— Sine  metu. 

JAJIRETT  OP  CAMERTON  COUBT. 

Jarrbtt,  JoHir,  Esq.  of  Camerton  Courts  co. 
Somerset,  J.P.  and  D.L.  high-sheriff  1840-1,  b. 
4  July,  1802;  m.  15  July,  1823,  Anna-Elisa,  younger 
dau.  of  Sir  Jonathan  WaUer,  Bart,  Q.C.H.,  of  Pope's 
Villa,  Twickenham,  and  has  issue, 

I.  AnnikMaiy.  ^^    *    ■^"  •->¥»*>>. 

retts  derive  theii     - 

the  massacre  of  t  .  • 

whence  they  migi 

Hbrbbbt-Newi 
island  of  Jamaica,  . 

JohhJabbbtt,  .      ,  >. 
Beid,  of  Jamaica, 

HERBiBT-NBWTOn  Jabbbtt,  Esq.,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
James  Stephens,  Esq.  of  Hinton-on-the-Qreeu,  co.  Glou- 
cester, and  of  Camerton  Court,  oo.  Someraet,  by  his  wife, 
Saizabeth-Patersun  Wallen,  of  Jamaica,  and  granddau.  of 
Philip  Stephens,  Esq.  of  Hinton  and  Camerton  Court,  son 
of  the  Rev.  Oeoige  Stephens,  prebend  iry  of  Highworth,  oo. 
WUts.    By  this  li^  Mr.  Jarrott  had  issue, 

John,  of  Camerton  Court.       Stephen,  d,  tinm.  Oct.  1855. 

Anne,  m.  9  July,  1822,  to  the  Rev.  William  Ooooh,  son  of 
CoL  William  Qooch,  and  gnmdson  of  Sir  Thomas  Qooch, 
Bart 

Maiy,  d.  young. 

.^mu— As.,  a  lion,  rampant  erm.,  ducaUy  crowned,  or, 
quartering  Stephens  and  Riblbt. 

Orttt—A  lion's  head,  erased,  or,  ducaUy  crowned  and  col- 
lared, gu. 

Jfo<fe— Consilio  et  armls. 

Sea^-Ounerton  Court  near  Bath. 


JARVIS  OF  DODDINQTON  HALL. 

Jartis,  Gbobob-Kvollis,  Esq.  of  Doddington 
Hall,  CO.  Lincoln,  s.  his  father,  14  June,  1851 ;  m. 
Emily,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Geoi^- Thomas 
Pi-etyman,  Chancellor  of  Lincoln,  by  Emily  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Christopher  Tower,  Esq.  of  Weald  Hall, 
Essex. 

Htnexge.— Obobob  Ralph  Patbb  Jartis,  Esq.  of  Dod- 
dington Hall,  00.  linoofai,  J.P.  and  D.L..  lieut. -col.  in  the 
army.  b.  18  May,  1774,  m.  Ist  2  Dec  1802,  Philadelphia,  Sni 
dau.  of  Ebeneser  BlaokweU,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  of  the 
Rev.  Robert  Eden,  probeudary  of  Winchester;  and  2ndly, 
24  June,  1830,  Frances  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Sturgcs, 
LL.D.,  chancellor  of  Winchester,  l^  Judith,  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Richard  Bourne,  Esq.  of  Acton  Hall,  co.  Worcester;  and 
by  the  former  had  issue. 

Gbobob-Kbollis,  now  of  Doddington  Hall. 

CharlesMacquarle-George,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Augusta, 
second  dau.  of  Robert  Cracruft,  Esq.  of  Hackthom  co. 
liucoln,  by  Augusta,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  IngUby, 

Henrv-George,  captain  in  the  army.  J.  in  the  West  Indiea. 
John-Geoigo.  captain  in  the  52nd  light  l^fan^-  ^ 
Bdwin-Ooorge.  tn.  Francea.  eldtist  dau.  of  Robert  Cracrolt 
Esq.  of  Hackthom,  co.  Lincoln.  .     ^ 

Mwy-Buen,  w.  to  Robert  Cole,  Bsa.,  mi^Jor  Jn  *>»  f"»y- 
Anne-Fector,  m.  to  John  Bromhead,  Esq.  of  linooln. 
Col.  Jorvis  d.  14  June,  1851. 

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JE  P 

^mu— 8a.,  on  a  ch«v.,  ensr.,  between  three  nuuilets,  arg., 
MB  many  doquefoils,  pierced,  of  the  first,  on  a  chief,  of  the 
second,  a  fleur-de-lis,  between  two  esoUlops,  of  the  field. 

CreM  -An  unicorn's  head,  arg.,  gorged  with  a  collar, 
charged  with  three  cinquefoils. 

Seat — ^Doddington  Hall,  co.  Lincohi. 


JEAFFRESON  OF  DULLTNGHAM  HOUSK 
Jeapfheson,  Christoi'HER-Wii.liam,  Esq.  of  DuU- 

ingbam  House,  co.  Cambridge,  b.  28  Jan.  1836;  s. 

to  the  estates  upon  the  death   of  his  mother,  in 

1838,  and  has  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of 

Jeaffreson. 

ILinth^t, — Ch&istopreb  JsAmunov.  Esq.  of  DuUing- 
ham  6. 12 July,  1009  J.P.,M.P.  f*rtbetownof  Cimbridge.tn. 
Elis  \beth  3rd  dau.  of  Sir  John  Shuckburgh,  Bart  of  Shuck- 
burgh,  and  d.  18  Jan.  1748,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

Christophbk  JiAmiKsoN,  Esq.  of  Dullingbam,  who  m. 
Sarah,  dui.  of  Francis  Dayrell,  Esq.  of  Shudy  Camps,  oo. 
Cambridge  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  Jime,  1792,  he  loft  at  his 
decease,  26  Sept.  1789,  (with  a  dau.,  Saiah-Elizabeth,  who 
d.  unm.  11  May.  1804,)  a  son  and  heir, 

Christopher  Jkatfresok,  Esq.  of  Dullingbam,  a  lieut.- 
gen.  ia  the  army,  and  col.  of  the  Cambridgeshire  local 
militia,  who  m.  in  1794,  Harriet,  Viscountess  Oormanstown, 
relict  of  Anthony,  11th  viscuunt.  and  dau.  of  John  Robin- 
son Esq.  of  Dt:nston  Hall,  oo.  Suffolk  and  by  her,  who  d. 
i^  182(5,  had  an  only  dau.  and  heiress,  Harriet.  Lieut.- 
gen.  Jeoffireson,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  d.  22  Oct.  1824,  and  was  «.  by 
his  dau., 

Harribt  Jraffrbbon,  also  ereutual  heiress  to  her  mater- 
nal grandfather,  John  Robinson,  Esq.  of  Denstun  Hall. 
She  m.  23  June.  1827.  William  Pigott,  Esq..  J.P.  and  D.L.. 
8rd  son  of  Sir  Oeoige  Pigott,  Bart,  of  Knapton,  and  d.  12 
March  1838,  leaTing  l^  him  (who  m.  2DdJy,  18  Oct  1847. 
Charlotte-Maria,  widow  of  the  late  Gen.  Lord  Reane,  Q.C.B.) 
a  son  and  two  dans.,  via., 

Christoprbr-Whuam,  who  has  assumed  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Jeaflfreson,  and  is  the  present  representative. 

Ada,  m.  16  March,  18:^  to  John  Dunn  Gurdner,  Esq.  of 
Chatteris,  co.  Cambridge. 

Harriet. 

Jrmt^Az.,  a  fret,  axg.,  on  a  chief;  of  the  last,  three  leo- 
pards' heads,  gu. 
CreH—K  tUbot's  head,  erased,  arg.,  eared,  gu. 
Btal — ^Dulliugham  House,  oo.  Cambridge. 


JEFFREYS  OF  WEM. 
Jkffrets,  Wiluam-Eqerton,  Esq.  of  Wem,  co. 
Salop,  residing  at  Coton  Hill,  near  Shrewsbury,  h. 
22  Dec.  1806. 

2.inf  Afff. — ^This  fiunily  claims  descent  bom.  the  Jeffireys 
ef  Acton,  co.  Denbigh. 

William  Jeptrbts,  of  Wem,  oo.  Salop,  a  member  of  the 
Society  of  Friends,  resided  in  the  present  house  at  Wera, 
which  was  built  in  1656.'  He  was  father  of  William  Jef- 
FRSTS,  of  Wem,  whose  son,  William  Jeffrsts.  of  Wem, 
m.  Maigaret  Allen,  and  left  at  his  decease,  in  1774,  a  son, 
WiLUAM  JsFPRBTS,  of  Wem,  b.  in  1716,  who  m.  Ann,  dau. 
of  Hugh  Egerton,  Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  was  b.  in  1718,  and 
d.  6  May,  1790,  hid  issue.  Mr.  Jeffreys  d.  6  May,  1761,  and 
was  «.  by  his  8rd  son  and  eventual  heir, 

William  Jstfrkts,  Esq.  of  Wem,  b.  23  March.  1741,  d, 
ymm.  20  Jan.  1822.  and  was  «.  by  his  brother  and  heir, 

Thomas  Jeftrhyb,  Esq.  of  Wem,  6.  2  May,  1743,  m.  80 
Sept  1771,  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Bayley,  Esq.,  and  by  her, 
who  was  b.  6  June.  1748,  and  d.  19  Deo.  1802,  had  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Eoxrtoh. 

II.  Thomas,  M.D.,  b.  88  Dec  1774,  m.  26  Mi^,  1815,  Eliza- 
beth Perdval,  of  Lancashire. 

I.  Anne,  b.  2  Sept  1772.  and  d.  the  same  year. 

n.  Mary,  6.  6  Oct  1776,  m.  24  Dec.  1797,  Overbury-Whitley 

Badger,  Esq.,  and  by  this  gentleman,  who  was  6.  6  Oct 

1773,  and  d.  14  Aug.  1815,  has  issue, 

1  Thomas-Jeflf^ys.  b.  6  Jan.  1802. 

2  Susannah  Margaret  m.  80  March,  1834,  to  John  Bock, 
Esq.,  and  has  had  issue. 

m.  Susannah,  ft.  1  April,  1778,  d.  8  Nor.  1802.  vnm. 
Mr.  Jeffreys  d.  22  Aug.  1818,  and  wns  t.  by  his  son, 

William-Eobrton  Jkffrrts,  Esq.  of  Wem,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
ft.  11  Sept  1773,  m.  4  Sept  1799.  Sarah,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
William  Corfield,  Esq.  of  Shrewsbuiy,  and  has  issue, 

WiLUAM-EasBTOH,  of  Wom. 

fiarriet 

Marianne,  who  m.  4  Sept  1824    Richazd-Bryan  Smith, 
E«q..F.8.A.,ofLydiata. 
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JEN 

Susanna-Emma,  «.  to  Charles  Whitmore^  Esq. 

Sarah-EUen. 

.^mM-^Quarterly :  1st  and  4th.  erm.,  a  lion,  rampant,  as., 
a  canton,  of  the  last  for  Jutrets;  2ud  and  Sixl,  gu.,  a 
fesse,  erm.,  between  three  pheons,  arg.,  for  Eo  ertov. 

Crt»t — A  lion's  bead,  erased,  sa..  gorged  with  a  wreath. 

Motto — Supra  spem  spero. 

JKendauM— Cotou  Hill,  near  ShiMwsbuiy. 


JENKINS  OF  BICTON  HALL. 

Jenkins,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Bicton  Hall  and 
Abbey  House,  both  in  the  or*,  of  Salop,  h.  S  Sept 
1828,  in  the  Bengal  Civil  Serrice,  m.  Mn.  Sophia 
Mayne,  widow,  2nd  dau.  of  Horace  Aylward.  E«q. 

iltliea0r. — ^Richakd  Je^vkins,  ft.  in  1921,  of  Blandfoni, 
00.  Dorset  sprung  from  a  family  anciently  located  in  Y«iik- 
shire.  attaching  himself  to  the  celebrated  R.^yohst  Lord 
Colepeper.  was  with  that  nubleman  at  St.  Qermains  in 
1649,  and  subsequently  aooompanied  bim  when  amb  asador 
extraordinniy  to  the  Emperor  of  Russia  and  the  United 
Provinces.  In  1661  he  returned  to  England,  and  settled  at 
Chariton  Hill,  near  Wroxeter  holding  several  employments 
under  Lord  Newpoit,  lord-lieutenant  of  the  county.  He 
m.  in  1668,  Mary.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Ricbanl  Bagot,  Esq. 
of  Hai:gr;\Te,  in  Shropshire,  and  with  her  acquired  that  and 
other  estates  in  the  parish  of  Alberbiury.  He  d.  in  1697,  and 
was  t.  by  his  s<>n. 

Thomas  Jekkiks.  Esq.  of  the  Abbey  Foxegate.  Shrews- 
buiy. who  m.  7  Feb.  1708,  Gertrude,  dau.  of  Capt  Richiid 
Wingfleld,  2nd  son  of  WiUiam  Wingfield,  Esq.  of  Prest.n 
Brockhurst,  Salop,  and  h.ad  Issue, 

I.  RioHABD,  his  heir. 

II.  Thomas,  m.  Bachael.  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Lrighton, 
Bart,  and  had,  with  other  issue, 

Edward,  of  Charlton  HilL 

in.  Robert 

I.  Emma  to  John  Jenkins,  Esq.  of  Bicton. 
Mr.  Jenkins,  who  was  high-sheriff  for  Salop  in  1790,  d. 
29  Deo.  1730,  and  was  «,  l>y  his  son, 

RiCHABD  JsNKisrs,  Dsq..  ft.  28  Aug.  1700,  who  m.  let 
Letiti\,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Muekleston,  Esq.  of  Bicton, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  16  July,  1740  htd  two  sons,  Ridiatd, 
who  d.  wam. ;  and  John,  his  heir.  He  m.  2nd^,  Emma, 
dau.  of  Sir  Frmds  Charlton,  of  Ludford,  and  relict  of  John 
lioyd.  Esq.  of  Aston  Hall  Salop,  and  had  a  dau.,  M.ii7- 
Oertrude.  m.  to  the  Veuerable  Edward  Browne  archd^ooQ 
of  Roes,  son  of  the  archbishop  of  Tuam.  Mr.  Juikins  was 
$.  at  his  decease  by  his  son, 

John  Jenkins  Esq.  of  Bicton  ft.  16  July,  1740,  who  at. 
16  April  1759,  Emma,  dau.  of  Thomas  Jenkins.  Esq.  of 
Shrewsbuiy,  by  Richel  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Leigh- 
ton.  Bart  of  Loton  Park,  and  had  by  her,  who  d.  in  1764. 
four  sons,  tIz., 

RiCHABD,  his  heir. 

William,  d.  unm, 

Edwiird,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  Geoxge  Rarens- 
croft  Esq.  of  Wrexham,  and  had  issue.  The  eldost  son. 
Col.  Richard  Boycott  Jenkins,  m.  Miss  Ord,  and  lea  two 
sons  and  two  daus. 

Thomas,  who  m.  Mary  Hale,  of  Macclesfield,  and  left  no 
issue. 
Mr.  Jenkins  d.  28  June.  1771,  and  was  «.  by  his  s  mi 

RiOHABD  Jenkins,  Esq.  of  Bicton.  ft.  there  6  March. 
1760,  who  m.  in  Oct.  1781,  Harriet-ConstanUa.  dan.  of 
Qeoxge  Ravenscroft,  Esq.  of  Wrexham,  in  DenUghshire,  and 
by  her,  who  d.  at  Bicton.  19  April,  1822,  had  issue, 

RioHABD,  (Sh-X  his  heir,  O.C.B  ,  of  Bicton. 

Charles-Edward-Orlando,  ft.  19  Jan.  1789.  who  d.  vnai., 
16  July,  1823.  in  India,  a  oi4>tain  of  artUlery  in  the  Com- 
pany's service. 

Haniett-Constantia,  m.  to  Edward  Oatacre,  Esq.  of  Oataoe 
HalL 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Jenkins,  Esq.  of  Chariton  HQl. 
Salop. 

Frances-Mary-Oertrude. 

Letitia-Emnui-Sally,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Charles  Wingfield.  of 
The  Oro,  co.  Montgomery. 
Mr.  Jenkins  d.  at  Bicton,  3  Not.  1797.  and  wast,  by  his  son. 

Sir  Richard  Jinkins,  O.C.B  ,  D.C.L..  J.P..  and  D.L..  a 
director  E.I.C..  ft.  18  Feb.  1786 ;  m.  81  Marrh.  1824  Eliza- 
beth-Helen  dau.  of  Hugh  Spottiswoodo  Esq.,  of  the  Hon. 
E.I.Co's  Civil  Service,  and  had  issuer 

Richard,  present  representative. 

Charies,  ft.  20  May,  1831. 

Arthur,  ft.  20  Jan.  1833. 

Edward-Oordon,  ft.  11  March,  1838. 

Emily,  m.  to  Frederick  Baring;  Eaq. 

Cecilia-HaRiot-Theonhila,  la.  to  John-Archibald  Vym,  Ea^ 

H^len.  Molanie. 


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JEN 

Amu— Or,  a  lioD,  rampant,  regardant,  sa.     Quarteriug 
Baoot  and  If ucklbston. 
Cnti — On  a  miiral  crown,  sa.,  a  lion,  paasant,  regardant,  or. 
ifo<to— Perge  sed  caute. 

Seati    Bicton  Hall,  and  Abbey  House,  both  near  Shrews- 
bury. 

Armi  (granted  to  Sb-  Richard  Jenkins.  Q.C.B.)—**Or,**tk 
lion  rampunt,  rejirardint,  sable,  a  chief,  embattled,  az.,  there- 
on a  representation  of  two  hills  flanking  a  valley— that  on 
the  sinister  side  surmounted  by  a  building  cidled  an  "  end 
Gah,**  or  place  of  festival,  proper,  the  whole  surmounted 
with  the  word  "Seetabuldee,"  in  letters  of  gold. 

Crest — On  a  mural  crovm,  sable,  a  lion,  passant,  regardant^ 
crowned  with  an  eastern  crown,  or,  the  dexter  paw  support- 
ing a  flag,  swallow-tailed,  gu.,  inscribed  with  the  word 
"  Nagpore."  in  letters  of  golcL 

Sttpj}orter»—A  soldier  of  the  Bengal  and  Madras  native  ser- 
vice, whose  regiments  distinguished  themselves  in  the  battle 
of  Seetabuldee. 

The  said  chief  in  the  arms  and  eastern  crown  and  flag  on 
the  rrest  being  intended  to  bear  allusion  to  the  distinguished 
ability  manifested  by  the  said  Sir  Richard  Jenkins  in  dis- 
chaiVB  of  the  important  Amctions  of  president  at  the  Court 
of  Nagpore,  and  espedally  to  the  memorable  defence  of  the 
British  presidency  at  Seetabuldee,  near  the  capital  of  Nag- 
pore, against  a  formidable  attack  by  the  forces  of  the  MajMi 
Anpah  Sahib,  in  tbe  month  of  November,  1817,  and  to  his 
subsequent  administration,  during  a  series  of  years,  of  the 
Government  of  that  state. 


JENKINS  OF  CHARLTON  HILL. 

Jenkins,  Edward-Leighton,  Esq.  of  Charlton 
Hill,  CO.  Salop,  6.  20  Jan.  1816;  «.  his  father,  2  Mny, 
1836.     Mr.  Jenkins  is  in  tbe  Bombay  oivil  service. 

%intX%t* — Edwakd  JEinuNS,  Esq.  of  Charlton  Hill, 
(only  surviving  sou  of  Thomas  Jenkins.  Esq..  by  Rachel  his 
wife  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Leighton,  Bart.,  and  grandson  of 
Thomas  Jenkins.  Esq.  of  the  Abbey  Porcgate,  Shrewsbuzy) 
m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Boycott ;  and  d.  20  May, 
1820,  having  had  issue, 

Robert-Charlton,  b.  in  1772,  deceased. 

Bobebt-Boyoott-Cbessett,  heir. 

Emma-Gertrude,  m.  to  Francis-Blithe  Harries,  Esq.  of 
BenthaUHalL 

Louisa-Elizabeth-Sarsh,  d.  in  1794. 

Mr.  Edward  Jenkins  was  in  the  army  and  served  in  the 
first  American  war.    His  son  ahd  successor. 

Bobkbt-Botoott-Crbssbtt-Lbiohton  Jbkkins,  Esq.  of 
Chariton  Hill.  b.  18  March,  1781,  a  major  in  the  army.  m. 
26  Feb.  1806,  Elisaboth,  second  dau.  of  Richard  Jenkins, 
Esq.  of  Bicton  Hall,  and  d.  2  May,  1636,  having  had  issue, 

I.  EDWABD-LBzanroN,  present  representative  of  the  family, 
u.  Charles- Vanbrugh,  6.  4  March,  1822,  captain  Ist  Bengal 
light  cavaliy,  in  which  regt.  he  served  in  the  expedition  to 
Cabul  for  the  release  of  Sir  Robert  Sale  from  Jellallabad, 
and  in  the  battles  of  Mahar^jpure  and  Aliwal ;  b.  4  March, 
1822;  m.  24  March,  1347,  A nuette- Louise- Robertina,  eldest 
dau.  of  HoTAce  Aylvi^rd,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 
1  Robert-Edward- Arthur,  6.  5  Feb.  1848. 
8  Edgar-Francis,  6.  17  Dec.  1860. 
3  Charles-Uradford-Harries,  6.  17  March,  1856 
1  Mary-Louise, 
m.  Robert,  6.  22  Jan.  1825,  Comm.  B.N.,  promoted  for  his 
services. 

I.  Louisa-Harriett. 
u.  Mary-Eli2ubeth,  d.  19  June,  1853. 

Amu — Or,  a  lion  rampant,  regardant,  sa. 

CVest~-On  a  mural  crown,  sa.,  a  lion  passant,  regardant^  or. 

2foUo — ^Perge  sed  caute. 

&a(— Chariton  Hill,  Shropshire. 


JENNER  OP  WENVOE  CASTLE. 

Jennbr,  Robert-Francls,  Esq.  of  Wenvoe  Caatle, 
CO.  Glamorgan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1828,  6. 
13  Jan.  1802;  m.  10  Aug.  1821,  Elizabebh-Lascelles 
Jenner,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Right  Hon.  Sir 
Herbert  Jenner-Fust,  dean  of  the  Arches,  and  Judge 
of  the  Prerogative  Courts  and  by  her  (who  d.  29  Se])t 
1850)  has  issue, 

I.  Bobbbt-Francis-Lascbi.les,  b.  16  Sept.  1826. 

II.  Alftned-Herbert,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Wenvoe,  6. 
16  Feb.  1828. 

ui.  Hugh,  6. 18  July,  1831. 
IV.  Edmund,  6.  20  Oct.  1833. 
T.  Frederic,  6.  19  May,  1839. 
Ti.  Herbert- Angustus-Rous,  6.  6  May,  1342. 
vii.  Algemon-Romilly,  b.  1  May,  1845. 
625 


JEN 

I.  Emma-EliBabeth-Yivian,  m,  5  March,  1856,  to  Captain 

H.  Wily,  late  50th  foot, 

n.  Frances-Anne-Jane.  iii.  Gertrude. 

IV.  Haniet-Geoigina.  v.  Isabel. 

%XntK^t» — ^RoBBBT  Jkitneb,  Esq.  of  Chiselhurst,  oo. 
Kent,  m.  1775,  Akne,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heiress  of  PsrEB 
BiRT,  Esq.  of  Wenboe  Castle,  oo.  Glamorgan,  who  had  pur- 
chased that  estate  from  Sir  Edmund  Thomas,  Bart,  in  1765, 
and  had  by  her  two  scms,  viz., 
RoBBBT,  his  heir. 

Herbert,  (Sir,)  D.C.L.,  dean  of  the  Arches,  and  judge  of 
the  Prerogative  Court  of  Canterbiuy,  b.  in  1778,  i».  in 
1808,  Miss  Ladcelles,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  General 
lAScelles,  and  has  issue.  Sir  Herbert  assumed,  14  Jan. 
1842,  the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Fust,  pursuant 
to  the  testamentanr  ii\Junction  of  his  ViiiamftTi  sir  John 
Fust,  Bart.,  of  Hill  Court 

The  eldest  son, 

BoBEBT  Jbnkeb,  Esq.  of  Wenvoe  Castle,  m.  18  Jan.  1801, 
Frances,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Gen.  Lascelles,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  7  Aug.  1841)  had  issue, 

I.  Robbbt-Fbanos,  now  of  Wenvoe  Castle. 

u.  Herbert-Charles.  iii.  George-Peter. 

nr.  Gill-Birt-Price,  m.  Ann.  dau.  of  H.  Marbn,  Esq. 

V.  Albert-Lascelles,  m.  Henrietta^Julia,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Morris,  Bart.,  and  has  issue  two  sons, 

1  George.  9  Cecil-Armine. 

VI.  Birt-Wyndham-Rous,  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Langley  St. 
Albyn,  Esq.  of  Alfoxton,  co.  Somerset,  and  has, 

1  Birt-8t.  Albyn.  2  Frances- Anne-Caroline. 

Amu—Az.,  two  swords,  erect,  in  chev.,  arg.,  hilts  and 
pommels,  or,  between  three  covered  cups,  of  the  last 

Crest — ^A  covered  cup,  or,  standing  between  two  swords,  in 
saltier,  v^.,  hilts  and  pommels,  of  the  first. 

&a<— Wenvoe  Castle,  near  Gardi£ 


JENNEY  OF  BREDFIELD. 

Jenkit,  Edmund,  Esq.  of  Bredfield  House,  oo. 
Suffolk,  JJ».  and  D.L.,  bapt.  1768;  «.  his  father  in 
Aug.  1801. 

Htn^afl^. — ^The  name  of  this  fi&mily  was  originally  spelt 
Gyhby. 

Bib  William  Jcmfsr,  Knt.  of  Kuodishall,  co.  Suffolk,  one 
of  the  Judges  of  the  King's  Bench  iu  1477,  son  of  John 
Jenney,  Esq.  of  Knodishall,  by  Maud,  his  wife,  dau.  and 
heir  of  John  Bokill,  of  Friston,  %.  Ist,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Cawse,  Esq.,  and  by  her,  who  was  living  in  1456, 
had  four  suns  and  four  daus.  The  Judge,  m.  2ndiy,  Eleanor, 
widow  of  Robert  Ingleys,  Esq.,  and  dau.  of  John  Sampson, 
Esq. ;  but  by  her,  who  d,  in  1496,  and  was  buried  at  Norwich, 
he  had  no  issue.  He  d.  23  Dec.  1483,  and  was  «.  l^  his 
eldest  son. 

Sib  Edmund  Jbnnbt,  Knt.  of  Knodishall,  who  m.  about 
1467,  Catherine,  dau.  and  heir  of  Robert  Boys,  Esq.  (by  Jaue 
his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Wychingham,  Esq.)  and 
had  issue, 
WiLLLOf,  b.  24  May,  1470,  m.  1st,  Audrev,  dau.  of  Sir 
Robert  Clere,  Knt  of  Ormsby,  in  Norfolk,  but  by  that 
lady,  who  d.  in  1502,  had  no  issue.     He  m.  2udly,  Eliza- 
beth, dau.  of  Mr.  Alderman  Thonias  Button,  of  London, 
and  lea  at  his  deoease,  28  Feb..  10  Hekbt  VIII.,  a  dau., 
Elizabeth,  and  a  son,  Fiukgis,  heir  to  his  grandfiBither. 
Robert,  6.  in  1484,  d.  «.  p.  m  1660. 

Cubistopbbb,  (Sir,)  of  Cressingham,  b.  in  1486,  one  of  the 
Judges  of  the  Common  Pleas,  in  1539,  m.  Elizabeth,  d^xu. 
and  co-heir  of  William  Eyre,  Esq.  of  Bury  St  Edmund's. 
John.  6.  in  1488.  m.  in  1j12,  Anne,  widow  of  Wiiliam 
Bocher,  Esq.  of  co.  Suffolk,  and  left  issue. 
Jane,  m,  to  William  Playter^  Bsq.  of  Sottorloy,  and  d.  in 
1540. 

Elizabeth,  b.  in  1471. 

Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Billhigford,  Gent  of  Stoke,  in  Noi> 
folk. 

Rose.  6.  in  1474.  m.  in  1493,  to  John  King.  Oent  of  Shelley. 
Thomase,  m.  to  WUliam  Duke,  Esq.  of  Brampton,  in  Suf- 
folk. 

Isabella,  m.  to  Richard  Littlebury,  Oent,  and  living  in 
1521. 

Sir  Edmund  d.  in  1522,  and  was  «.  by  his  grandson, 

Fbakcis  Jennky,  Esq.  of  Knodishall,  b.  in  1510.  This 
gentleman  m.  twice,  1st  Mat^garet,  dau.  of  Sir  Robert  Peyton, 
Knt  of  Iselham,  and  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  Robert  Brograve, 
Esq.  of  Kent  By  the  latter  he  had  no  issue,  but  by  the 
former  was  fiftther  of  a  numerous  Camily.  He  d.  in  1590,  and 
was  f .  by  his  eldest  son, 

Abthub  Jbnket,  Esq.  of  Knodishall,  b.  in  1533,  who  m. 
before  1559,  Elj'e,  dau.  of  George  Joruiugan,  Esq.  of  Somer^ 


JEN 


J  EB 


leyton,  in  SofToIk,  and  WM  $.  at  his  decease,  in  1004,  by  his 
Ipituidflon, 

Sib  Abthur  Jbitzcbt,  Knt.  of  Knodisball,  (son  of  Fnads 
Jenney,  Esq.,  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  George 
Bcde,  Esq.  of  Thorington.)  He  was  sheiifT  of  Suffolk  in 
1645,  and  of  Norfolk  in  16M.  This  gentleman  -n.  Ist,  in  1616, 
Anne,  dan.  of  Sir  Robert  Barker,  and  by  that  lady  had, 
with  other  issue,  i.  Robert,  (Sir,)  his  heir;  ii.  Geoige.of 
Morton,  in  Norfolk,  b.  in  1630,  m.  and  had  a  son,  George, 
who  d.  in  1749,  leaving,  by  Bridget,  his  wife,  four  daus.,  his 
co-heirs,  vis.,  1.  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Richard  Tappe,  of 
Norwidi ;  2.  Bridget,  d.  vnm. ;  3.  Sarah,  d.  vnm. ;  and  4. 
Anne,  m.  to  Rer.  Mr.  Greete.  Sir  Arthur  m.  2ndly,  Cathe- 
rine, dau.  of  Sir  John  Porter,  and  hy  her  had  a  son.  Thnmas, 
of  Campsey  Ash,  who  d.  t.  p.  in  1675.  He  m.  Srdly,  Helen, 
widow  of  John  Freeman,  Esq.,  and  dau.  of  Francis  Stonard, 
Esq.  of  Knowleshill,  in  Essex,  by  whom  he  had  two  daus., 
Sufann,  who  d.  $.  p. ;  and  Imbella,  who  m.  the  Rev.  John 
Talbot,  of  IckUngham.  Sir  Arthur  m.  4th]y,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Thomas  HaU,  Esq.  of  Godalming,  in  Surrey,  and  by  her  (who 
survived  him,  and  re-married  William  Nicholls,  Gent.)  had 
a  son,  Edrauud.  He  d.  24  March,  1667-8,  Bged  seventy-five, 
was  buried  at  KnodishaU,  and  was  «.  by  lidi  eldest  son, 

SiB  Robert  Jennbt,  Knt.  of  KnodishaU,  who  m.  in  1640, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Offley,  Knt.  of  Madeley,  oo. 
Stafford,  and  had  issue, 
I.  OFrLBT.  his  heir. 

u.  Edmukd,  of  Campsey- Ash,  m.  in  1683,  Dorothy,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Robert  Marryott,  Esq.  of  Bredfleld,  and  relict 
of  Thomas  Knigbt,  of  London,  and  by  her  he  left  at  his 
decease,  17  Feb.  1694-5, 

1  Abtritb.  of  Woodbridge,  who  m.  in  1711,  Mirabella, 
dau.  of  Henry  Edgar,  Gent,  of  Eye,  in  Suffolk,  and 
widow  of  Robert  Burley,  Gent,  of  Wisbech,  and  dying 
in  1729,  left 

EDMUHn.  of  Bredfield,  of  whom  presently. 
Edgar,  d.  in  1746. 

Arthur,  of  Rendlesham,  in  Suffolk,  m.  a  dau.  of  — 
Langley,  and  left  at  his  decease  in  1742,  a  son,  Ed- 
mund, of  Bungay,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  — 
Denny,  of  Eye,  in  Suffolk,  and  left  in  1800,  with  two 
daus.,  (Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Crowther,  Esq. ;  and 
Marianne,  m.  to  Philip  Bell,  Gent.,)  an  only  surviving 
son,  William,  b.  9  Doc.  1779,  living  in  1834,  m.  Caro- 
line-Frances, dau.  of  M%ior  Archibald  Stewart,  of  the 
Blues,  and  granddau.  maternally  of  Sir  Henry  Hitr- 
pur,  of  Calke  Abbey,  and  has  issue,  Stewart- William, 
b.  28  Dec.  1816;  Arthur-Henry,  6.  81  March,  1819; 
Prances-Caroline,  m.  26  Sept  1827,  to  the  Rev. 
Henry-R.  Crewe,  brother  of  Sir  Geo.  Crewe,  Bart. ; 
Lucy- Elizabeth ;  Caroline-Maria;  Georgiano-Selina. 
1.  Catherine,  m.  to  Nicholas  son  of  Arthur  Drury,  Esq. 
Sir  Robert  d.  in  1660,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Ofvlbt,  Jeknet,  Esq.  of  KnodishaU,  bapt.  4  April,  1641, 
m,  in  1666,  Aletbea,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Duke,  Bart, 
of  Benhall,  and  by  that  lady  (who  m.  2ndly,  Ralph  SnelUng, 
Esq.,  and  Srdly,  William  Foster,  Esq.)  left  at  his  decease  in 
1670,  an  only  child, 

RoBBBT  Jemhbt,  Esq.  of  Leiston,  bapt.  8  Deo.  1677,  m. 
Deborah,  dau.  of  John  Braham,  Esq.  of  Ash,  and  had  a  son, 
OFrLBT,  who  d.  in  1785,  vnm.  Mr.  Jenney  d.  in  1741,  and 
was  «.  by  his  cousin, 

Edmuvd  Jbmnbt,  Esq.  of  Bredfleld,  who  m.  in  1765,  Anne, 
dau.  of  Fhihp  Broke,  Esq.  of  Naoton,  by  whom,  who  d. 
19  Oct.  1821 ,  aged  ei^ty-four.  Mr.  Jenney  left  at  his  decease, 
in  1801,  wHh  other  issue,  now  deceased,  a  son,  the  lace 
Edxuhd  Jkhnxt,  of  Bredfleld. 
Jrms— Erm.,  a  bend,  gn.,  cottised,  or. 
(Vest— On  a  glovsy  in  fesse,  aig.,  a  hawk  or  falcon,  close,  or, 
belled,  of  the  hst. 
&o<«— Bi-edfleld  House,  and  Hasketon,  near  Woodbridge. 


JENYNS  OF  BOTTISHAM  HALL. 
JsiTTHS,  Georob,  Esq.  of  Bottisham  Hall,  co.  Cam- 
bridge, b.  in  1795;  m.  in  1820,  Maria-Jane,  dau.  of 
Sir  James  Gambler,  Knt.,  and  has  surviving  iHsue, 
1.  SoAm-GAVBncii,  C.B.,  major  13th  It.  drgs.,  6.  in  1826. 
u.  Charles-Fitzgcrald-Gambier,  6.  in  1827,  m.  1st,  Fanny, 
dau.  of  William  Munil,  Esq.,  who  d.  1854  ;  and  2ndly, 
1856,  Rose-Emily,  dau.  of  WDUam  Earle  Lytton  Bulwer, 
Esq.  of  Heydon,  oo.  Norfolk. 
L  Jemima-Maria-Hicks.  n.  Isabel-Chariotte. 

lineage.— In  the  yearl568,  Sir  WiUiam  St.  Loe,  Knt, 
released  aU  his  right  in  the  Manor  of  Churchill,  in  Somer- 
setshire, to  Ralfh  Jskyks,  of  IsUngton,  in  Middlesex,  whose 
descendant,  Richard  Jenyns,  sold  it  to  John  ChurchUl,  Esq. 
ofIinc(»ln*s  Inn. 

8i»  JoHM  JicwTKS,  knighted  in  1608,  the  representative 
626 


of  Rnlph,  m.  Ist,  Anne,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Broonker,  and 
had  by  her  one  son, 

John  (Sir),  who  was  made  K.B.  at  the  creation  of  Charifls. 
Prince  of  Wales,  served  at  sheriff  of  Herts  in  1626,  and 
was  M.P.  for  St.  Albans.    He  m.  Alice,  Srd  dau.  of  Sir 
Ricbard  Spencer,  and  had  several  children,  of  whom 
Richard,  of  Sandridge.  hi  Herts,  d.  in  1744,  leaving,  by 
his  wife.  Prances,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Giflbrd  Thom- 
hurst,  Bart,  three  daus.,  Frances  ("La  B^e  Jenyua*). 
m.  to  Richard,  Duke  of  Tyroonnel;    Barbara,  m.  to 
Edward   Griffith,   Es<|. ;   and   Sarah,   the   oeiebratad 
Ducheas  of  Marlborougk 
Sir  John  Jenyns  m.  2ndly,  Dorothy,  widow  of  John  Latdi, 
Esq.,  and  dau.  of  Thomas  Bulbeck,  by  Ursula,  dau.  of 
Robert  Gray,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Elisabeth,  who  d.  man.) 
ason, 

Thomas  Jektns,  Esq.  of  Hayes,  in  Middlesex.  (.  in  1600 ; 
who  m.  Yeare,  dau.  of  Thomas  Palmer,  Esq..  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  1644)  left  at  his  decease,  hi  1650  (with  other 
children,  who  d.  $.  p.),  a  son  and  successor, 

RooEB  JSKTNS,  Esq.  of  Hayos,  6.  in  1636 ;  who  m.  Sanh, 
dau.  of  Joseph  Latch,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

I.  John,  who  d.  in  1715,  leaving,  by  Jane  his  wife.  dan.  of 
James  CUtherow,  Esq.,  inter  a<to«,  a  son,  Roger,  who  «. 
Miss  Harvey,  and  was  father  of  John-Harvey,  who  m. 
EUicabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Chappelow,  and  d. 
in  1739,  leaviuff,  with  a  dau.,  Charlotte-Elizabeth,  vi.  to 
the  Rev.  John  VacheU.  a  son,  Gcoboe-Lsomahd,  of  whom 
presently. 

II.  Roo£B  fSir),  of  whom  we  treat 

III.  Thomas,  d.  wim. 

Roger  Jenyns  d.  in  1698.    His  2nd  son. 

Sir  Roocn  Jbnths,  Knt,  6.  in  1663  ;  purchased  the 
estate  of  Bottisham,  in  the  oo.  of  (}ambrid^,  and  became 
an  active  magistrate  of  that  shire.  He  m.  1st,  Martha, 
widow  of  John  Mingay,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  1701)  he  had 
two  sons  and  a  dau.,  Roger,  Yearo,  and  S.irah.  He  m. 
2ndly,  £lizal}eth,  dau.  of  Sir  Peter  Soame,  of  Heyden,  in 
Essex,  and  by  her,  who  cE.  in  1723,  left,  at  his  decease  in 
1740,  a  son  and  successor, 

SOAMB  Jbnthb.  Esq.  of  Bottisham  Hall,  b.  in  1704,  M.P. 
for  Cambridgeshire,  Uie  weU  known  writer  and  wit  Mr. 
Jenyns  m.  1st  Mary  only  dau.  of  Col.  Soame,  of  Deiebam, 
in  Norfolk,  and  2ndly,  Blixabeth,  dau.  of  Henry  Grsy  Esq. 
of  Hackney,  but  d.  $.  p.  18  Dec.  1787.  He  devised  hi* 
estates,  after  the  demise  of  his  widow,  to  his  cousin, 

TnB  Rsv.  Gborok-Leohakb  Jbntns  of  Boitishfun,  6. 19 
June,  1763,  who  m.  1788,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  WUliam 
Hebcarden,  M.D.,  and  had  issue, 

Soame,  d.  in  1803. 

GEOBOii,  now  ol  Bottisham. 

Charies,  6.  15  Aug.  1798 ;  ta.  1st,  Marianne,  only  dan.  of 
Samuell  YacheU,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly,  in  1842,  Ixmiaa,  ridest 
dau.  of  Walter  Young,  Esq. 

Leonard,  5.  25  May,  1800,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Rev.  Edward 
Daubeny,  of  Ampney,  co.  Glooceeter. 

Maxy. 

HaiTiet  m.  to  the  Rev.  John-Stephen  Henslow.  pioftssor 
of  Botany  at  Cambridge. 

EUzabeth. 

.^mu— Aig.,  on  a  fesse,  gu.,  three  besants. 

Crea — A  demi-lion,  rampant,  or,  supporting  a  tpetr,  erect 
of  the  first,  headed,  aa. 

JfoUo— Ignav&s  nunquam. 

&a(— Bottisham  HalL 


JERVOISE  OF  HERRIARD. 

Elltb-Jervoise,  Franoib-Jervoisb,  Esq.  of  Her- 
riard  Park,  co.  Hants,  and  The  Moat^  Britford,  oo. 
Wilts,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  18  March,  1809;  m.  Ist, 
6  Feb.  1888,  Mary-Frances,  youngest  dau.  of  Sir 
William  Knighton,  Bart,  which  lady  d.  m.  p.  26  June, 
1839.  He  m.  2ndly,  20  July,  1841,  Mary-Louisa, 
2nd  daii.  of  George  Marx,  Esq.,  aud  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Frakois-Miohaxl,  b.  20  Sept  1844. 

u.  John-Purefoy,  b.  8  Sept.  1846. 

in.  Arthur-Tristiam,  b.  10  Sept.  1848. 

I.  Selina-Mary.  u.  Emma-Gertrude,  d.  young. 

ui.  Constance-Catharine,    vi.  Edith-Purefoy. 

v.  Ethel-Madeline. 
Mr.  Ellis-Jervoise  served  as  high-sheriff  of  Hants 
1852,  during  which  year  he  attended  in  state  the 
funeral  of  ti^e  late  Duke  of  Wellington,  lord-lieu- 
tenant of  the  county. 

i^itlfagt.— Richard  Jbrvkts,  Esq.  of  Northfield  and 
Weoly  Park,  co.  Worcester,  6.  in  1500,  son  of  Thomas  J«»- 
VBVS,  Esq.  ot  Northfield,  and  Joan  Gower,  his  wife,  wbs 
possessed  of  estates  situated  in  Chelmarsh,  Nether  Couzt, 


J  £S 


JEX 


Qoatt  Jtimyn,  Quatt  Malvern,  co.  Bilop,  and  purcbawd, 
28  March,  1643.  of  Geoige,  Ehii  of  Huntingdon,  and  bis  son, 
Francis.  Lord  Hastings,  the  manor  and  estate  <^  Biitford, 
otherwise  Birtford,  oo.  Wilts.  He  m.  86  Oct.  1525,  Wine- 
fride,  dau.  of  John  Barnard  dtizen  of  London  and  d.  S8 
Dec.  1657,  and  was  buried  at  Chelae^  His  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Jsbvbts.  Esq.  6.  28  Deo.  1683.  m.  Cioeley.  dau. 
of  —  Bidley,  Esq.  of  Bould  co.  Salop,  and  by  her  (who  d. 
1  July.  1595)  left  at  his  decease.  37  Deo.  1588.  a  son. 

8tB  Thomas  Jebvoisb,  Knt.,  b.  11  June.  1587,  who  m. 
21  July.  1001,  Lucy,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Bichard  Powlet,  Knt. 
of  Heniard,  co.  Hants,  and  d.  20  Oct.  1864,  kaTing  a  son, 

Thomas  Jbbtous,  Esq.,  5.  18  March,  1816,  who  m.  80 
July.  1667.  Maiy,  second  dau  of  Oeorge  Purefoy,  Esq.  of 
Wndley  House,  near  Farringdon,  oo.  Berks,  and  d.  18  May. 
1808.  having  had  by  this  lady  (who  d,  34  May.  1887)  a  son 
and  heir, 

Thomas  Jehvoisb.  Esq.  of  Herrlard,  b.  8  Sept.  1867,  who 
m.  1st,  18  Feb.  1891,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Gilbert  Clarke. 
Knt.  of  Chilcot.  co.  Derby,  (which  lady  d.  21  July,  1096.) 
He  m.  Sndly.  9  Aug.  1700.  Eliabeth.  dau.  and  heiress  of  Sir 
John  Stonehouse,  Bart,  of  Amerden  Hall.  co.  Essex,  and  d. 
10  May.  1748,  leavhig  by  the  latter  lady  (who  d.  7  July,  1700) 
nson, 

RiOHARD  Jkbvoisb,  Esq.  of  Herriard.  b.  6  Jan.  1708-4, 
•who  «.  2  Jan.  1733-4.  Ann.  dau.  and  heiress  of  Tristram 
Hudleston,  Esq.  of  Croydon,  co.  Surrey,  and  d.  17  March. 
1782,  leaving  by  her  (who  d.  25  Sept.  1750)  two  sons.  The 
elder. 

Tristbam-Huolbstom  Jbrvoisb,  Esq..  6.  1  June  (O.S.), 
1738.  d.  warn.  31  Doc.  1794.  and  was  t.  by  his  brother. 

Tbb  Rev.  Obobqb-Hudlbston-Jbbvoisb-Purefot  Jbr- 
voisb. of  Heniard  Park,  who  m.  22  May,  1769.  Mary,  second 
dan.  and  co-heiress  of  the  Rev.  Wright  Hawes,  rector  of 
Bhalston.  oo.  Bucks,  and  of  Stretton  in  Fosse,  co.  Warwick, 
and  had  issue,  (beside  two  daus..  who  d.  yoimg.) 

OBOBOB-PuitEFOT,  hls  heir. 

Jervoise-Purefoy.  d.  unm. 

Riohard-Purefor.  d.  leaving  a  dau..  m.  to  Thomas  "Fitz- 
fferald,  Esq.  of  Shaltons  House,  co.  Bucks. 

MABV-PuRBroY,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  successor  to  her 
brother. 
Mr.  Jervoise  d.  3  Nov.  1805.  and  was  ».  by  his  eldest  son. 

Obobob  Purefot-Jbrvoisb,  Esq.  of  Herriard,  6.  10  April, 
1770,  who  m.  1st,  Eliiabeth,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Thomas 
Hall,  of  Preston  Canduver.  co.  Hants,  which  lady  d.  in  1821. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Anna-Maria-Selina,  eldest  dau.  of  Wadham 
Locke,  Esq.  of  Rowdeford.  co.  Wilts.  Mr.  Jervoise  d.  t.  p. 
1  Dec.  1847,  when  the  family  estates  devolved  on  his  sister. 

Mart-Puretot  Jebvoisb,  who  had  tn.  the  Rev.  Fbakois 
Ellis,  M.  A.  rector  of  Lasham,  co.  Hants,  and  vicar  of  Long 
Compton.  00.  Warwick.  Mr.  Eillis  in  thus  acquiring  through 
his  wife,  the  family  estates  of  the  Jervoises.  assumed  by 
Boyal  licence,  in  March,  1848,  the  additional  surname  and 
nrms  of  Jbrvoisb.    The  issue  of  this  nuuriage  were, 

Frakcis-Jebvoise.  now  of  Herriard  Palrk. 

Harriet-Purefoy.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  Gauston,  rector  of 
Stretton-ou-Fosse.  co.  Warwick. 

Mary-Elizabeth,  m.  to  William-Harriot  Roe,  Esq.  of  Manor 
House.  Holyboume,  oo.  Hants. 

Catharine-Anne,  d.  nnm. 

CaroUne-Jervoise.  m.  to  the  Rev.  Oeox^ge-F.  Smith. 

Julia-Oeorgiima.  d.  itnia. 
Mrs.  EUis-Jervoise  d.  80  April,  1849. 

Ji-mi  Quarteriy :  1st  and  4th.  sa..  a  chevron,  between 
three  eaglets,  close,  arg.,  for  Jbrvoisb;  2nd  and  3id,  three 
eels,  sa.,  for  Ellis. 

Oesto— An  heraldic  tiger^  head,  sa.,  for  Jbrvoisb;  a 
plume  of  five  ostrich  feauiers,  arg.,  for  Ellis. 

Motto — ^Virtutis  premium  laus. 

Sfo^s— Herriard  Park,  Hants;  The  Moat,  Britford,  oo. 
WUts. 


JESSE  OF  LLAJfBEDR  HALL. 

Jkssb,  John,  Esq.  of  Llanbedr  Hall,  oo.  Denbigh, 
J.P.,  F.RS.,  high-sheriff  in  1856,  6.  6  Jan.  1801;  m. 
let,  28  Oct.  1840,  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Oarratt,  Esq. 
of  Bishop's  Court,  Devon,  and  Cleveland  House, 
Chdtenham,  formerly  alderman  and  lord  mayor  of 
Ijondon,  and  by  her  has  one  son, 

Franois-Ablbtt,  0.  39  Jan.  1845. 
He  m.  2ndly,  1  March,  1848,  Eliza,  dan.  of  Edward 
Milne,  Eeq.  of  Manchester,  and  has  issue, 

I.  J<An-Fair&x,  b.  80  June,  1851. 

I.  Sarah-Margaret  u.  Bliza-Stephenson. 

%iXUKSf* — ^This  family  is  oleariy  traced  up  to  Thomas 
627 


Jesse,  who  settled  in  Manchester,  and  who  was  nephew  of 
Harry  Jesse,  the  **  Godly  Prsaoher  to  His  Highness  Oliver 
Cromwell.**    The  late 

John  Jbssb.  Esq..  b.  17  Nov.  1769.  m.  July,  1796.  Sarah, 
dau.  of  Ambrose  Smith,  Esq.,  by  Phoabe.  his  wife,  of  Chell, 
CO.  Staflbrd ;  and  by  her,  who  d.  18  Oct.  1888,  he  left  at  his 
decease.  87  Feb.  1817.  two  sons, 

John,  now  of  Llanbodr  HaU. 

Joseph- Ablett,  6. 18  April.  1808,  d.  15  March,  1845. 

Arru—Axg.,  three  dogfish. 

<htd — A  demi-lion.  rampt. 

Antf— Llanbedr  HaJl,  Ruthin. 


JESSOP  OF  DOORY  HALL. 

Jbssop,  Frbdbriok-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Doory  Hall, 
CO.  Longford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1835,  6. 
26  Aug.  1811;  m.  12  July,  1836,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of 
Peter  Low,  Esq.,  by  Louisa  his  wife,  dau.  of  the 
late  Sir  Richard  Butler,  Bart  of  Qarryhondon 
House,  oo.  Carlow,  and  has  issue, 

L  Fbanois-John.  2nd  regt.  5.  80  Msy,  1887. 

n.  Frederlek-Flood,  6. 17  Sept  1844. 

ni.  Oeoige-Heniy,  b.  5  Feb.  1853. 

I.  Louisa.  II.  Elizabeth. 

m.  Frances-Flood.  iv.  Maty. 

&tneagr*— The  Doory  Hall  Estates,  situated  in  the  oos. 
of  Longford,  Westmeatii.  and  Roeoommon.  were  granted  to 
this  fomily  (descended  firom  the  Jessaps  of  Derbyshire  and 
Yorkshire)  by  King  Charlbs  II. 

Anthony  Jbssop.  Esq..  who  m.  Bridget,  dan.  and  heir  of 
William  Donnelly.  Esq.  of  Portumna  Castle,  and  by  her  had. 
with  three  daus.  and  ason.  William,  who  d.  unm.,  another  son, 

John  Jbssop,  Esq.  of  Dooiy  Hall,  who  m.  Mary- Anne, 
dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Robert  Fetherston,  Esq.  of  White  Rock, 
and  had  two  sons.  John-Habwabi>,  his  heir,  and  Robert- 
Fetheratone.  in  holy  orders.    The  elder. 

John-ELarward  Jbssop.  Esq.  of  Dooiy  Hall.  m.  in  1808, 
Frances,  only  child  and  heiress  of  Sir  Frederick  Flood,  Bait. . 
M.P..  and  relict  of  Richard  Bully.  Esq.  of  oo.  Essex  (by 
whom  she  had  a  son.  Fi-ed8ri<dc  Solly.  Esq.,  and  two  daus., 
Frances,  m.  to  Sir  Oeorge-R.  Fetherston,  Bart,  M.P. ;  and 
C  iroline.  m.  to  Gapt.  8amueI-B.  Hore.)  Sy  this  lady,  Mr. 
Jcssop  had  issue, 

Frbdbbick-Thomas.  now  of  Doory  Hall. 

Robert,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Ist,  Susan,  dau.  of  Mr.  Baron 
Pennefather.  and  by  her  (who  d.  1887)  has  one  son,  Wil- 
liam, 6.  1838 ;  and  2ndly.  Isabella,  dau.  of  Capt.  Hort, 
and  by  her  had  a  son.  Robert 

Frsnces-Flood.  m.  to  the  Hon.  and  Rer.  John  OustaTus 
Handcock.  rector  of  Annaduff,  co.  Leitrim,  third  son  of 
the  late  Lord  Castlemaine. 

Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Nicholas  Devereuz.  rector  of  Anna- 
trees,  only  son  of  Mxi^or  Devereux,  of  Ballyraukin  Houses 
oo.  Wexford. 

Jane,  m.  to  Matthew-Thomas  Derinzy,  Esq.  of  Clobemon 
Hidl.  CO.  Wexford. 
Mr.  Jessop  ^i.  in  Aug.  1825. 

w^mu— Or.  two  bars,  gu.,  in  chief,  three  leopards*  heads,  of 
the  second. 

CMtt—k  dove,  holding  in  its  beak  an  olive-branch,  ppr. 

Jf (Otto— Pax  at  amor. 

i8ea<— Doory  Hall,  Ballymahon,  Ireland. 

JEXBLAKE  OF  SWANTON  ABBOTTS. 
Jbz-Blakb,  thb  Ret.  William- Jex,  of  Swanton 
Abbotts,  CO.  Norfolk,  J.P., 6. 28Nov.  1786,  m.  1 1  June, 
1811,  Maria,  dau.  of  William  Lubbock,  Eeq  ,  and  sister 
of  Sir  John-William  Lubbock,  Bart,  and  has  issue, 
I.  William-Lubbook.  b.  15  June.  1818 ;  m.  80  Sept.  1847. 
Susan-Margaret,  youngest  dau.  of  Francis  Blake,  Esq. 
of  Norwich,  and  lua  issue, 
n.  Charles-Thomas,  b.  8  March,  1880 ;  m,  4  June,  1850, 
Fanny,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rer.  Richard  Johnson,  and 
has  issue. 
I.  Maria,  ta.  to  the  Rev.  Townley  Blackwood  Price. 
IL  Anua-Elisa.  m.  to  William  Blackwood  Price.  Esq. 
Srintafft. — JoHX  BLaKB,  Oent.  of  Bunwell.  oo.  Norfolk, 
b.  in  1588.  was  buried  there  4  Aug.  1848,  leaving,  by  Martha, 
his  wife,  a  son  and  heir. 

John  Blakb,  Gent,  of  Bunwell,  b.  in  1888,  m.  1st  in  1844, 
Anne,  dan.  of  John  Welles,  Esq. ;  and  Sndly,  (settlement 
dated  8  May,  1888,)  Sosuma,  dau.  of  John  StabUng,  Esq.  of 
Stoke,  oo.  Suffolk,  and  d,  in  1888,  leaving  a  son  and  hslr, 

Bobbrt  Blaab,  Esq.  of  Seottow.  6.  at  Btmwell,  7  Dee. 
1855,  m.  Maxgaret.  eldest  dan.  of  William  Dunrant,  of  Booi- 
tow,  Esq.,  and,  with  other  issue,  was  fother  of 


J  O  D 


J  O  H 


Thomas  Blakc,  Esq.  of  Scottow,  b.  7  Nor.  1689,  who  m. 
Eliiabeth,  dau.  of  John  Jkx,  Esq.  of  Lowestoft,  co.  Suffolk, 
by  Mary,  his  wife,  (eldest  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  WiUiam 
Coulson,  Esq.)  and  by  her  was  father  of 

Thomas  Blake,  Esq.  of  Scuttow,  6. 18  June,  1726,  who  m 
SS  July,  1754,  Judith,  dau.  of  William  Clarke,  Esq.  of 
Loddon,  and  d.  26  June,  1806,  leaving  two  sons, 
Thomas,  of  Norwich,  Esq.,  barrlster-at-law.  Justice  of  the 
peace,  und  deputy-lieut.  for  co.  Norfolk,  b.  22  June,  1765, 
m.  1st,  Matgai-et,  only  child  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Weston, 
rector  of  Cookely  and  Halesworth :  and  2ndly,  Theodora, 
eldest  dau.  of  David  Odumbine,  Esq..  by  whom  (who  d. 
86  July,  1801)  he  had  four  sons  and  tiiree  daus.  This 
gentleman  d.  27  Sept.  1813. 
W ILUAM,  of  Swahton  Abbotts. 

The  second  son, 

William  Blake,  Esq.  of  Swanton  Abbotts,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
b.  81  May,  1758,  who  assumed,  1837,  the  additional  surname 
and  arms  of  J  ex,  m.  21  Dec.  1785,  Catharine,  dau.  of  Robert 
Ferrier,  Esq.,  and  d.  Feb.  1843,  having  had  issue, 

William-Jex,  now  of  Swanton  Abbotts. 
Bobert-Ferrier,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Great  Dunham, 
Norfolk.  6.  5  March,  1789,  m.  20  Oct.  1828,  Eliuor-Sarah- 
Elizabeth,  younffef^t  dau.  of  William  Hoey,  Esq.  of  Dun- 
ganstown,  co.  Wicklow,  J.  P.,  and  has  issue. 
Tnomas,  of  Cumberland  Terrace,  Regent's  Park,  Esq.,  J.P., 
proctor  in  Doctors'  Commons,  6.  17  Dec.  1790,  tiu  1st,  in 
Jan.  1821.  Elizabeth,  only  child  of  William  Pulmer,  Esq. ; 
she  d.  6  July,  the  same  year.     He  m.  2ndly,  in  1824. 
Maria-Emily,  youngest  dau.  of  Thomas  Cubitt,  Esq.  of 
Honing  HaU,  co.  Norfolk,  and  has  issue. 
Judith,  d.  young. 
Catherine-Charlotte,  d.  unm.  1856. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Jonn  Qunton. 
^rm»— Quarterly  :  1st  and  4th,  aig.,  a  chev.,  between  three 
garbs,  sa.,  within  a  bordure,  of  the  last,  charged  with  eight 
fleurB-de-Us,  of  the  field,  for  Blakb  ;  2nd  and  Srd.,  aig.,  on 
a  fesee,  engr.,  sa.,  between  two  plain  oottises,  gu.,  thiiM  es- 
callops, of  the  field,  for  J  ex. 

Crut  0/  Blake— A  morion,  ppr.,  thereon  a  martlet,  arg. ; 
of  Jbx,  a  horse's  head,  aig.,  maned,  or,  erased,  gu.,  in  the 
mouth  a  broken  tilting-spear,  gold. 
Motto — Bene  pneparatura  pectus. 
&a(— Swanton  Abbott's,  co.  Norfolk. 

JODRELL  OF  YEARDSLEY. 

JoDRELL,  John- William,  Esq.  of  Yeardsley,  co. 
Chester,  h.  in  1808;  8.  to  his  estates  upon  the  demise 
of  his  father,  5  March,  1829;  entered  the  grenadier 
guards  in  1825,  and  retired  from  them  in  1831. 

SrCnta^t. — ^The  Jodrells  of  Yeaidsley  were  settled  at 
Teardsley,  in  the  county  of  Chester,  towards  the  middle  of 
the  reign  of  Edwabd  III. 

The  first  of  the  name  on  record  was  possessed,  together 
with  his  sons,  of  lands  in  several  townships  within  the 
T  Jior  of  High  Peak,  in  the  co.  of  Derby,  14  Edwabd  I., 
▲.D.  1286.    His  great-grandson, 

William  Jauderell,  the  imrocdiite  ancestor  of  the 
family,  served  as  an  archer  under  Edward  the  Black  Prince, 
Bail  of  Chester,  in  the  French  wars.  He  had  his  pass  for 
England  dated  fh}m  Bordeaux,  28  Edward  III.,  a  d.  1355, 
and  was  possessed  at  his  death  (as  appears  by  several 
authentic  records)  of  lands  in  the  townships  of  Teardsley 
cum  Wh  )ley,  Disley,  and  Kettleshuhne.in  the  oo.  of  Chester, 
which  lands  have  continued  ever  since  in  the  family.  He 
nt.  in  1356,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Robert  de  Bi*adshawe,  and  left 
issue,  Roger,  Thomas,*  John,  Robert,  and  Alice.  He  was 
t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

BooEB  Jaudeell,  of  Te\rdsley,  Esq.,  who  was  for  many 
years  one  of  the  four  esquires  of  the  king's  body,  in  the 
reign  of  Richard  II ,  and  fur  his  good  service  h  \d  granted 
to  him  for  life,  17  Richard  II.,  the  town  of  Wheston,  in 
Leioestenhire.  The  fourth  in  descent  from  him,  Roofr 
JoDRELL,  of  Teirdsley  and  Twemlow,  Esq.,  m.  during  the 
reign  of  Hemby  VII,  Ellen,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Roger  Knuts- 
ford,  of  Twemlow,  Esq.,  through  whom  that  estate  (which 
subsequently  became  a  residence  of  the  family)  was  acquired. 
The  family  afterwards  intemioiTied  with  the  Burdetts  of 
Forcmark,  the  Molyneux's  of  Tovcrsal,  uid  other  ancient 
bouses ;  and  the  tenth  in  direct  male  descent  from  the  first 
possessor  of  Teardsley,  viz., 

Francis  Jodrell,  of  Teardsley  and  Twemlow,  Esq.,  high 
sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  1715,  m.  1st,  in  1718,  Hauutdi,  only 
dan.  and  heiress  of  John  Ashton,  Esq. ;  and  2ndly,  Mary, 
one  of  the  dous.  and  co-heireeses  of  Edward  Gregge,  Esq.  of 


Hopwcod,  in  Cheshire,  but  had  no  issue  by  her.  His  aUsii 
and  only  remaining  son,  by  his  1st  wife, 

Fraeots  Jodrbll,  Esq.,  m.  Jane,  dau.  and  co-beiress  of 
Thomas  Butterworth,  Esq.,  and  predeceasing  his  fstbcr, 
about  1760,  left  issue, 

Praitces.  of  whom  presently. 

Elizabeth,  who  inheri  ed  the  Twemlow  estate,  and  m.  fai 
i;  78,  Egerton  Leigh,  Esq.  of  High  Leigh,  co.  Chester. 

Praitces  Jodrell,  eldest  dau.  and  heiress  of  the  Teardsky 
estate,  m.  in  1776,  John  Bower,  of  Manchester,  Esq  ,  who 
assumed,  by  sign-manual,  in  compliance  with  the  testa- 
mentary injunction  of  his  wife's  grandfather,  the  somome 
and  arms  of  Jodrell,  and  had  issue, 
Frahcis,  his  successor. 

Thomas-Blarsden.  captain  in  the  S5th  regt.  of  foot,  wbo 
fell  at  Rosetta,  in  E^ypt,  while  acting  as  aido-ds-camp  to 
Oen.  Oswald. 

Bdmund-Heuiy,  late  coL  commanding  the  2nd  battahon 
of  grenadier-gu.ords,  served   thhrty-four  years    in  tha& 
regiment;  was  on  foreign  senrice  m  Sicil^  in  1806  and 
1807;  in  the  Penhisula,  in  1810.  1811,  and  1812;  was 
present  at  the  battle  of  Barrosa;  at  the  passigs  of  the 
Bidassoa,  the  Nive.  and  the  Nivelie ;  the  aetioos  In  finont 
of  Bidart ;  the  passage  of  the  Adour ;  and  at  Bayonne. 
Harrtet,  m.  to  Shakspeare  Phillips,  Esq. 
Maria,  m.  to  John  Stratton,  Esq. 
Mr.  Bower-Jodrell  d.  in  1796,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  eon, 

Frakcis  Jodrell,  of  Teardsley  and  Henbury,  Esq.,  whs 
was  high-sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  1818.    He  m.  in  1807,  Maria, 
dau.  of  Sir  William  Lemon,  of  Carclew,  oo.  Cornwall.  B  trt. 
(by  Jane,  dau.  of  James  BuUer,  of  Morval.  Esq.,  by  his  Cod 
wife.  Lady  Jane  Bathurst,  dau.  of  Allen,  1st  Earl  Bathurst), 
and  hid  issue, 
JoHN-WiixiAM,  present  proprietor. 
Foster-Bower.  6.  in  1810,  d.  at  Oxfinxl.  in  Nov.  1830. 
Francis-Ctuuies.  6.  in  1812,  lately  capt.  in  thegrooadier-gtLi. 

Mr.  Jodrell  d.  5  March,  1829.  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son. 
JoHN-WiLLiAic  Jodrell,  Esq,,  present  representative  of  tbe 
Camily. 

.^rms— Sa ,  three  roimd  buckles,  ai^. 
Ctfst — A  cock's  head  and  neck,  couped,  or,  wings  devated 
and  endorsed,  aig..  combed  and  Jelloped,  gu. 
&a(— Teardsley  Hall,  co.  Chester. 


*  From  this  Thomns,  who  m.  tbe  dau.  of  Bailey,  of  Moor 
House,  CO.  Stafford.  Sir  .lichard-Paul  Jodrell  is  supposed  to 
e  descended. 

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JOHNES  OF  DOLAUCOTHY. 
JoHNES,  John,  Esq.  of  Dolaucothy,  co.  Cilannar- 
then,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  barristei^at-law,  6.  6  Feb.  1800; 
m.  8  Oct  1822,  Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Edwardes,  of  Qileston  Manor,  Glamoi'ganBhirey  and 
hns  two  daus., 

I.  Charlotte-Anka-Maria,  m.  to  Ch.ir!es-Csi;sar  Cook- 
man,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Edward-Rogers  Cookmau, 
Esq.  of  Monart  House,  oo.  Wexford. 

II.  Elisabeth. 

&(n(aS^* — ^This  family,  a  very  ancient  ooe,  and  one  ofloag 
standing  in  the  counties  of  Carmarthen  and  Cudigan. 
derives  its  lineage  tmm  Bees  ap  Orokow  ap  Einov.  His 
son, 

Elydtr  ap  Bees,  m.  Owladys,  d.iu.  of  Phillip  ap  B  icfa  ap 
Gwaithvoed,  Lord  of  Eegairfkoh,  in  Glamotiganshire,  hit 
according  to  others,  of  Cadwgan  i^  lorworth  ap  Llj-wairh 
ap  Bran,  and  had  a  son, 

Sir  Eltdtr  Ddu,  or  Leonard  Ddu,  Kni^t  of  the 
Sepulchre,  who  m.  Cocil,  dau.  of  Sitsyllt  ap  Llewellyn  ap 
Moreiddig  Warwin,  Lord  of  Csntresel^'ff,  and  had  a  ton, 

Philup  ap  Bydtr,  who  «».  Owladjs.  diu.  of  Dav  d  Vras 
ap  Enion  Ooch  ap  OrifBth  ap  Enion  Vychan.  and  h^d, 
inter  aUot, 

Nicholas  ap  Phillip,  who  ia.  Jemmett.  dau.  of  GrifaUi 
ap  Llewellyn,  and  was  father  of 

Griffith  ap  Nicholas,  of  Newton,  In  Camiartb  nshirc. 
who  m.  Ist,  Mably,  dau.  of  Meredith  Daiin.  of  K.dwelly; 
2ndly.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Pcrrot,  of  Pembn  ke«hire ; 
and  Srdly,  Jnne,  dau.  and  oo-hcir  of  Jenkiti  ap  R^es. 
Griffith  WAS  slain  at  Wakefield,  on  the  side  of  Tork,  kaving 
a  numerous  issue  by  his  three  wives.    The  eldest  son. 

Thomas  ap  Griffith,  of  Newton,  m,  1st,  Elisabeth,  dau. 
and  heiress  of  Sir  John  Griffith,  of  Abermarles,  in  Cor- 
raartheu»hire,  and  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau,  of  Friucis.  oi* 
James,  2ud  sen  of  Phihp.  Duke  of  Burgimdy.  He  was  killed 
in  a  duel,  and  buried  at  Bardsey  Island,  leaving  issue, 

Momm  ap  Thomas,  fought  on  the  side  of  Tork,  d.  ».  p. 

David  ap  Thonins,  called  David  Cff^l  dctta  (or  short- 
tail  horse),  lought  on  the  side  of  Ltuicauter:  he  \«Xl  uo 
lc;F^timaCe  i;^uc. 

Jeukin  ap  Thomas. 


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J  0  H 

David  ap  Thomns,  the  yoxxngor. 

Rhva  ap  Thomas  (Sir),  Kniff  ht  of  the  Garter,  lord  and  pro- 
prietor of  large  estates  in  the  counties  of  Pembroke.  Car- 
marthen, Olaraoi^gun,  and  Cardigan.  He  was  ancestor  of 
Lord  Dtnetor 

JoHX  AP  Thomas,  of  whom  we  have  to  treat 

The  0th  son  ^ssue  of  the  2nd  marriageX 

John  ap  Thomas  of  Abermarles,  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of 
Thomas  Vaughan,  of  Bredwardine,  by  Elinor  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Robert,  Lord  Whitney,  and  h  d  a  son  and  successor, 

8iB  Thomas  Johhbs,  Kut.  of  Abermarles  and  Haroldston, 
in  Pembrokeshire,  sher  ff  of  Carmarthenshire  in  1541,  and 
of  Cardiganshire  in  1544,  was  ftrst  knrght  for  the  oo.  of 
Pembroke.  He  m.  Ifary,  dau.  and  heir  of  James  Berkeley, 
Snd  son  of  Maurice,  Lord  Berkeley,  and  widow  of  Thomae 
Perrotk  of  Haruldstown,  and  by  her,  who  m.  Srdly,  Sir 
Robert  Whitney,  had  issue. 

HnffBT  (SirX  of  Abermarles,  fh>m  whom  sprang  the  family 
of  JoHNXS  of  that  place,  now  EXTmcr  in  the  male  line. 

Richard,  of  Cwmgwilly,  in  Carmarthenshire;  issue  extihot 
in  the  male  line. 

Jamu,  of  whom  presently.  9(unueL 

Catherine,  m.  to  John  Vaughan,  Esq.  of  Pembrey. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  Oritlith  Rice,  Esq.  of  Newton. 

Maiy,  m.  to  Rudderch  Gwynne,  Esq.  of  Olanbrane. 

TheSrdson, 

Jamxs  Johicvs,  Esq.  of  Llinbadam-fawr,  Cardiganshire, 
was  high-sheriff  of  that  county  in  1586.  He  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  John  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Cryngae,  in  Cardiginshire,  and 
Dolauootby,  in  Carmarthensliire,  and  widow  of  James-Lewis, 
of  Llanbadam-fawr.  By  this  lady  he  left  (with  a  dau.,  Mcity, 
m.  to  Darid  Lloyd,  of  Glanswin,  in  Carm  irthenshire)  a  son, 

Thomas  Johncs,  Esq.  of  LI mbadam-fawr  and  Dolauootby, 
sheriff  of  Cardiganshire  in  1618,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  James 
Lewis,  Esq.  of  Abemantbychan,  and  by  her,  who  m.  Sndly, 
Rowland  Pugh,  Esq.  of  Mathavam,  left  a  dau.,  Winifred, 
the  wife  of  David  Lloyd,  Esq  ,  and  a  son. 

Jamb  JoHMBi,  Esq.  of  Dolauootby,  sheriff  of  Carmarthen- 
shire in  1667,  and  of  Cardiganshire  in  1670,  who  m.  1st,  a 
dau.  of  Rowland  Pugh,  Esq  of  Mathavam,  and  2ndly,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Sir  J(dm  Piyoe  of  Oogerthan.  He  had  issue;  the 
eldest  son, 

Thomas  Johnvs,  Esq.  of  Dolaucothy,  was  sheriff  of  Car- 
diganshire in  1678.  He  t».  Elizibeth,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Thomas  Lloyd,  of  Llanvairclydoge,  and  had  issue.  The 
eldest  son, 

Thomas  Jomm,  Esq.  of  Llanvairclydoge,  sheriff  of  Car- 
diganshire in  1705,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  David  Lloyd,  of 
CiTnoryn,  and  had  (with  two  daus ,  Or.ice,  the  wife  of 
Lewis  Vaughan,  Esq.;  and  Elizabeth,  m.  1st,  to  Owyn 
Williuns,  of  Penpont,  and  2ndly,  to  John  Williams,  of 
Edwinsford)  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Johnss,  Esq.  of  Llanvairclydoge,  who  repre- 
sented Cardiganshire  in  pirliament,  from  1713  to  1722 
He  m.  1st,  Jane,  dau.  and  he  ress  of  William  Herbert,  of 
Hafodyobtryd,  and  2ndly,  Bhnch,  dau.  of  David  Van,  ^q 
of  Lanwem,  but  dying  issueless,  in  1733,  he  devised  his 
estates  (will  dated  28  May,  1733)  to  his  cousin. 

Thomas  Johves,  Esq.  of  Dolaucothy  and  Penybont  (son 
of  James,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Juhnes,  Esq.  of  Dolau- 
ootby), who  m.  Miry-Anne,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Jeremiah 
Powell,  of  Cwmele,  Radnorshire,  and  had  issue, 

L  Thomas,  of  Llanvairclydogo,  and  Croft  Castle,  Hereford- 
shire, M.P.  for  Radnoxshii-e,  i».  Elixiiboth.  dau.  and  hdr 
of  Richard  Knight.  Enq.  of  Croft  Castle,  and  had, 

1  Thomas,  of  Hafodychtryd,  in  Cardiganshire,  M.P.  and 
lord-lieutenant  for  Cardiganshire.  Mr.  Jobnes  m.  1st, 
Maria  Burgh,  of  Monmouthfihire ;  and  2ndly.  his  cousin. 
Jane,  dau.  of  John  Johnes,  Esq.  of  Dolaucothv.  but  d. 
without  surviving  issue,  23  April.  1816.  aged  67,  his 
only  dau.,  Maria-Anne,  having  predeceased  oim  tinm. 

2  Samuel,  in  holy  orders,  fellow  of  All  Souls'.  Oxford, 
and  rector  of  Welwyn,  Herts.  This  gentleman  took 
the  surname  of  Kiiioht.  His  dau.  Louino,  m.  to  John 
Shellev,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Sir  John  Shelley,  Bart. 

1  Elbeabeth,  m.  to  John-Hanbuzy  Williams,  Esq. 

2  Anne. 

n.  Jomc,  of  whom  presently. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Lewis,  Esq. 

II.  Mary- Anne.  m.  to  John  Hughes,  Esq.  of  T^^awr.  d.$,p. 
m.  Grace,  d.  tmtn, 

IT.  Catherine,  m.  to  Geoi^  Lewis,  Esq  of  Bamesfteld,  co. 
Carmarthen. 
The  2nd  son, 

JoBir  JoHVCfl,  Esq.  of  Dolauootby,  m.  Jan.  1758,  Jane, 

dau.  of  Heetor  Raos,  Esq.  of  Killyroaoollwyd,  CtiruLarthen- 

shlre,  and  had  issue.    Mr.  Johnes  d,  in  1781,  and  was  s.  by 

his  sen 

Jouw  JoHKva.  Esq.  of  Dolaucothy,  who  m.  in  17»7,  Ellza- 

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J  0  n 

b jth,  d  .u.  and  heir  of  John  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Maes  Llanwrtbol, 
and  had  issue, 

John,  now  of  Dolaucothy. 

EUaabeth.  m.  to  William  Bonville,  E^.  of  Carmarthen. 

Jane,  m.  to  Capt.  James  Beek. 

Mary- Anne,  m.  to  Jeremiah- Walter  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  London. 

Chariotte,  d.  wnrn.  hi  1836. 
Mr.  Johnes  d,  12  Sept.  1815,  and  was  $.  by  his  son,  the 
present  Johm  Johnes,  Esq.  of  Dolaucothy. 

Arnu—Arg.,  a  chevron,  sa.,  between  three  ravens,  ppr. 
within  a  boraure,  invected,  gu..  bezantde. 
Crest — ^Two  battle-axes,  nutierwise,  so. 
JIfoMo— Deus  pascit  corvos. 
Seat — Dolaucothy,  in  Carmarthenshire. 


JOHNSON  OF  AYSCOUGH-FEE  HALL. 

Johnson,  Maurice,  Esq.,  B.A.,  of  Ayscough-Fee 
Hall,  Spalding,  co.  Lincoln,  J.P.,  m.  1841,  Elizabeth, 
only  dan.  and  heir  of  the  Rev.  Thomaa  Mills,  M.A., 
canon  of  Peterborough,  and  by  her  (who  d  in  1844) 
has  a  daii.,  Elizabeth-Johnson. 

%ivltKQt, — This  fkmily  derived  from  the  Norman 
house  of  FitsJohn,  or  Johnson,  as  mentioned  by  Gwillim, 
and  have  been  settled  at  Spalding  from  an  early  period. 
Willus  Johnson  de  Spalding,  as  appears  by  the  rolls  in  the 
Tower,  was  appointed  assessor  of  the  poll-tax,  co.  Lincalu, 
A.D.  1381.    From  him  descended, 

Thomas   Johnson,    of   Althorpe  and    Spaldkig,    temp. 
RicuABD  III,  who  m.  Alice,  dau.  and  heir  of  Bedhead, 
of  Orimbleby,  co.  Lincoln,  by  a  dau.  and  heir  of  William 
Atkirke,  of  Orimbleby,  and  had  issue. 
John,  from  whom  descended  the  Johnsoks  of  Aldborourjh^ 
whose  eventual  heiress.  Aknk,  only  chilJ  of  Sib  Hcnby 
Johnson.  M.P.  for  Aldborough,  m.  Sir  Thomas  Wont- 
worth,  E'lrlofStrafifbrd. 

Wiluam-Ukmbt,  firom  whom  the  Johvbovs  of  Spalding. 
The  2nd  son, 

Wiluam-Hknrt  Johnson,  m.  Elisa  de  St.  Martyn.  sister 
and  heir  of  Geoflfrey  de  St.  Martyn,  Lord  of  Aunsby,  oo. 
Lincoln,  and  was  father  of 

Martyn  Johnson,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1570,  a  dau.  of  Atkiu, 
of  Stttterton,  oo.  Lincoln,  and  had  issue. 

Martyn  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Spalding,  his  eldest  son,  m. 
1st.  Ellinor  Burton,  who  d.  ».  p.  in  1009 ;  and  m.  2ndly,  in 
1617,  Jane,  dau.  of  George  Lynn,  Esq.  of  South  wick  Hall, 
CO.  Northampton,  and  had  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

Waltkr  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Spalding,  captain  of  the  train- 
bands commanded  by  Robert,  Earl  of  Undsey  (1672),  m. 
1st,  Agnes,  dau.  of  William  Wiileeby,  Esq.  of  Borquery 
House,  and  had  issue, 
L  Martyn,  of  Spalding,  in.  Mary,  dau,  of  John  Lynn,  Esq.,,  a 
and  granddau.  of  Sir  Anthony  Cade,  and  had  issue, 
Walter,  LL.B.,  rector  of  Redmarshall,  co.  Durham,  m. 
Miss  Cox,  nieoe  of  Gen.  Williamson,  and  had  issue, 
Geoige,  B.D.,  prebendary  of  Lincoln,  and  vicar  of 
Norton,  oo.  Durham,  m.  Isabella  Wilson;  and  d.  in 
1786,  leaving  issue, 

Geoige-Francis.  of  Southwick  Hall,  took  the  name 
and  arms  of  Lynn. 
Walter,  of  Star  Cross,  Devon. 
Robert,  of  Eastbourne,  a  commander  in  the  E.LCo.'s 
maritime  service. 

Elizabeth,  ni.  to  Gilbert  Crompton,  Esq. 
Caroline,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charles  E.  Isharo. 
Isabella,  m.  to  Gen.  Sir  Charles  Wale.  K.C.R 
Grace-Martha,  m.  to  Robert  Sherard,  Esq. 
I.  Mary,  m.  1st,  to  John  Green,  Esq.  of  Duusby;  and 
2ndly,  to  Francis  Pilliad,  Esq.,  capt.  dragoon-guards. 
Mr.  Walter  Johnson  m.  2nd]y,  Katherine,  d\u.  and  heir  cf 
William  Downes,  Esq.  of  Debenham,  co.  Suffolk ;  and  d.  iu 
1692,  leaving  issue,  a  son, 

Mauricb  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Ayscough-Fee  Hall,  barrister- 
at-law,  who  nu  1st,  in  1683,  Jane.  dan.  and  co-huir  oi 
Francis  Johnson,  Esq.  of  Ayscough-Fee  Hall  son  and  boir. 
by  a  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Richard  Ogle,  Kut.,  of  Joaa. 
Johnson,  descended  of  the  Johnsons  of  IVytham.  Mr. 
Johnson  m.  2ndly,  £lis\betb,  eldest  dau.  of  Su*  Anthony 
Oldfield,  Bart,  and  widow  of  Fabian  Phillips,  Esq. ;  :md 
Srdly,  Anne,  widow  of  William  Gouville  Esq..  but  by 
neither  of  these  had  he  any  issue.  By  his  Ist  wife  he  left, 
Maukicb,  his  heir ;  and  John,  barrister-at-law,  of  Fulnoy 
Hall,  d.  in  1690,  uam.    The  elder  son, 

Maurick  Johnson,  Esq.,  F.A.S.,  of  Ayscough-Fee  Hall, 
barrister-at-law,  founder  of  the  Gents.  Society,  Spaldi:.g, 
deputy-recorder  of  Stamford,  m.  Elinbeth,  dau.  and  heir 
of  William  Ambler,  Esq.  of  Kirton,  and  granddau.  of  Sir 


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JOH 

Anthony  Oldfield,  Bart.,  and  EUsabeth  his  wife,  dan.  of 
Sir  Edward  Qreaham,  Knt.  of  Limpefleld.  Mr.  Johnson 
d.  in  1755,  aged  67.  and  by  hia  wife  (who  d.  in  1754,  aged  66) 
had  issue,  twenty-six  children.    The  elder  son, 

MAUftiOB  JoHMSoir,  Esq.  of  Ayscough-Fee  Hall,  and 
Stanway  HalJ,  oo  Essex,  colonel  of  1st  regiment  of  guards, 
commanded  by  the  Duke  of  Cumberland,  serving  at  Det- 
tingen  and  Culloden.  m.  1st,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward 
Bellamy,  lord-mayor  of  London,  which  lady  d.  ».  p. ;  and 
2ndly.  in  1755,  Mary  Baker,  by  whom  he  had  issue, 
I.  Maubtck.  his  heir. 

n.  Walter-Maurice,  lieut.  8rd  dnigoon-guards,  afterwards 
vicar  of  Weston,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Qeoi:ge  Pol^,  Esq.  of 
Boxted  Hall,  Suflblk,  and  had  issue, 
1  George,  lieut.  41&t  foot,  d.  at  Madras  f.  p, 
S  William,  M.A.,  vicar  of  BiUesby.  d.  i.  p. 

1  Frances,  m.  to  the  Bev.  George  Osbom,  vicar  of 
Stainby,  oo.  Lincoln. 

2  Eliza.  8  Mary-Anne, 
r.  Mary,  d.  unm. 

n.  Eli^beth.  m.  to  Samuel  Dinham,  Esq. 
m.  Ann,  m.  to  Fairfax  Jolmson,  Esq. 
The  eldest  son, 

The  Rkt.  Maubiob  JoHiraoir,  D.D.,  of  Ayaoougb-Fee 

Hall,  prebendary  of  Linooln,  rector  of  Spalding,  and  vicar 

of  Moulton,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m.  Ann-Elisibeth.  dm.  of  Theo- 

philus  Buckworth,  Esq.  of  Spalding,  and  hod  issue, 

L  Maubiob,  his  heir,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  of  Moulton, 

fellow  commoner  of  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge,  m. 

in  1814,  Frances,  dau.  of  Beole  Post,  Esq.  of  Beddows 

Place,  oo.  Kent ;  and  d.  in  1820,  in  the  lifetime  of  his 

fiather,  leaving  Issue, 

Mauricb  Johnson,  Esq.,  the  present  representative, 
n.  Theophilus-Fairfax.  J. P.,  high-sheriff  co.  Lincoln  in 
1847,  m.  Millicent-Anne,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Stephen 
Moore,  Esq..  and  has  issue,  Theophilus*Maurice-Stepben. 
I.  Anne-Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Moore,  D.l>. 

Arm*— Or,  a  water-bouget,  sa. 
OreM — ^A  ducal  coronet. 
IfoMo— Onus  sub  honors. 
Sea<— Ayscough-Fee  HalL 


JOHNSON  OF  DEANERY. 
Johnson,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Deanery,  Chester-le- 
Bti-eet,  CO.  Durham,  J.P.,  6.  22  March,  1798;  m. 
29  Oct  1828,  Jane,  8rd  dau.  of  George  Atkinson, 
Esq.  of  Morland,  co.  Westmoreland. 

%intKfit» — Francis  Jobitson.  Esq.,  DL.  b,  9  June, 
1748  (eldest  surviving  son  of  Frenois  Johnson,  M.D„  by 
Mary,  dau.  of  Jean  Huet,  of  Whickham),  ia.  6  June  1782, 
Anne,  only  child  of  Robert  Cook,  Esq.  of  Low  Newton, 
00.  Northumberl:<nd,  by  his  2nd  wife.  Dorothy,  dau.  of 
William  Lawson,  Esq.  of  Longhirst,  and  had  issue, 

FBAKas,  his  heir,  now  of  Low  Newton,  qo.  Northumber- 
land. 6.  5  Jan.  1784  ;  m.  6  June,  18:M,  Eleanor,  eldest  dau. 
CI  Charles  Bacon,  Eoq.  of  Styford. 

Robert,  b.  21  June.  1785:  d.  16  Feb.  1822. 

John-Huet,  b.  l!8  July.  1796;  d.  young. 

Edward,  now  of  Deauery. 

Dorothy.  Maria.  Sarah. 

.^Irrns— Gu.,  on  a  chevron,  arg.,  between  three  savages' 
heads,  ppr.,  »s  many  pheons. 

Crett—A  savsffe's  bead,  couned  at  the  shoulders,  bearded 
and  wreathed  about  the  temples,  all  ppr. 

JIforto— Nil  admirari. 

£aU— Deanery,  Chester-le-Street,  co.  Dutham. 

JOHNSON  OF  MONKS-FIELDS. 

JoHNfiON,  Jamss- Proud,  A.M.,  M.D.,  of  Monks- 
fields,  CO.  ^fontgomery,  and  Belmont  House,  Salop, 
J.P.,  6. 14  July,  1784 ;  m.  18  Jan.  1816,  Jane,  eldest 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Simpson,  Esq.  of  Steuhouse, 
CO.  Midlothian,  and  Brounckera  Court,  Wilts,  by 
Jane  Perrott,  his  wife,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  JoHK-SiMPsoy,  b.  29  June,  1818;  m.  18  Aug.  1847, 
Maiigaret  Windsor. 

I.  Louisa-Jone.  n.  Elisa-Jeon. 

ra.  Anne-Susannah- Augusta,  d.  22  March,  1847. 

Doctor  Johnson  seired  as  high-sheriff  for  Mont- 
gomeryshire in  1836. 

&it1(flQ[f.— Jaxxs  Johnson,  Esq.,  son  of  Richard 
Johnson,  Esq.  of  Booden  Hall,  co.  Stafford,  by  Ann  his 
wife,  dau.  of  John  Aston,  Esq.  of  Whiston,  oo.  Stafford, 
m.  1st,  Jane  Pooler,  co-heir  of  J.  Pooler,  Esq.  of  Cooltsland, 
CO.  Staffbrd;  and  2ndly.  in  1781.  Susanna,  oily  surviving 
dau.  of  Joseph  Proud,  M.D.  of  Bilstone,  co.  Stafford,  and 
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Honor  Tieror  his  wife;  and  by  the  latter  only  had  i 
besides  two  sons,  who  d,  inl!ants, 

Jamxs-Pboud,  his  heir. 

John,  lieut  B.N.,  m.  thrice,  and  has  an  only  daa., 
Houoria. 

Richard-Francis,  lieut  RN.,  d,  in  1811.  _^ 

WUUam-Proude,  lieut  half-pay,  41st  reg^ent,  m,  twk^ 
and  d.  1856,  and  leaving  issue  four  daus., 

Henry,  ensign,  BaXap  mDitia.  d.  in  1822. 

Ann.     ^^^       ^  Honor,  d.  9  Feb.  IWl. 

Susanna,  m.  to  J. -D.  Sheppsad,  Esq.,  Hanoverian  cotwul at 
Glasgow,  d.  1841. 
Mr.  Johnson  d.  in  1803,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son  the 
present  Jamss-Pbodd  Johnson,  M.D. 

.4rm*— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  ai^-,  •  chevron,  aa.,  between 
throe  lions*  heads,  oouped,  gu..  langued,  aa..  ducally  crowned, 
or;  2nd  and  Sid,  or,  a  chevron,  gu.,  and  three  bara.  aa ,  aa 
escutcheon  of  pretence,  arg.,  on  a  chief,  vert,  throe  cxracaat*, 
of  the  first  .      __ 

Crul—A  Uon's  head,  oouped.  gu..  langued,  aa.,  ducsBy 
crowned,  or,  between  two  ostrich  feathers,  arg. 

JIf o((o— Securior  quo  paratior.  ^ 

fiea<— Monks-fields,  co.  Montgomery;  Bnnmckers  Contt, 
and  Belmont  House,  oo.  Salop. 


JOHNSTON  OP  SHIELDHALL. 

Johnston,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Shieldhall,  resident  at 
Plean  House,  co.  Stirling,  6.  17  Oct.  1825;  m.  8  Oct 
1848,  Eliza,  dau.  of  John  Ker,  Esq.  of  Glwgow,  and 
has  issue, 

Hembt-William,  b.  May,  1853. 

Edith-Ker. 

Etntajje.— The  late  Aucxandkb  Johnbtonb,  Eeq.,  MP. 
for  the  Kihnamock  burghs,  st.  1816,  Agnes  Ronald;  and 
d.  8  May,  1844,  leaving  issue, 

Robert,  now  of  Shield  HalL  ^   ,     . 

Alexander,  of  Corueiston  Lanaricshlre,  m.  1862,  Oathenn^ 

dau.  of  WiUiam  Brown.  Esq.  of  Dimdee. 

Elizabeth,  ».  1841,  to  Robert  Ker,  Esq.  of  Anchodkaith, 

Lauark^ire. 

Rachel,  «*,  1849,  to  Walter  Patenon,  B«i.  of  Glasgow. 

Jt^ndence— Plean  Houa^  ca  Stirling. 

JOHNSTON  OF  CARNSALLOCH. 

Johnston,  Thomas-Henry,  Esq.  of  Camsalloch, 
CO.  Dumfries,  J.P.,  a  colonel  in  the  army;  «.  his 
mother  in  1852. 

&tn09t*-— This  is  a  very  ancient  branch  of  the  fiunUy 
of  Johnston  of  Johnstt»n,  and  held,  until  the  latter  end  of 
the  16th  century,  considerable  possessions  in  that  district 
of  the  county  called  Annandale.    About  the  year  15«0, 

RoBBBT  JoHKSTOK  alienated  the  greater  part  of  hia  Annan- 
dale  property,  and  removed  to  Nithsdale,  aiuoe  which 
period  this  district  has  become  their  usual  abode.  He  m. 
Marion  Maxwell,  a  very  oonslderable  heiress,  and  was  great- 
grandfather of 

Patbiok  Johnston,  of  CaraaUlock,  b.  1634  ;  who  m.  1090, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Frauds  Scott,  of  Thirlstane,  in  Selkirkshire, 
gnindfather  of  Francis,  6th  Lord  Napier,  and  had  issas. 
The  4th  son. 

Patrick  Johnston,  b.  1067 ;  m.  1088,  Jane,  dau  of  Samuel 
Brown,  a  younger  brother  of  Archibald  Brown,  of  MoUanea. 
Kirkcudbright,  and  had  a  dau.,  Margaret,  wife  of  William 
Hannay,  of  Kiikdale,  and  other  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

Alcxander  Johnston,  of  Camsalloch,  M.P  for  Kirk- 
cudbright, m,  in  1748,  Janet,  dau.  of  James  Gordon,  of 
Campbellton,  Kirkcudbright,  and  had,  with  other  children, 
who  d.  ufua., 

I.  PrrsR,  hia  heir. 

II.  Alexander,  6.  10  Nov.  1750 ;  m.  1774,  the  Hon.  Hester- 
if  aria,  sole  dau.  of  Francis,  &th  Lord  Napier,  and  had, 

1  Thk  Right  Hon.  Sib  Alexandkb  Johnston,  heir  to 
his  uncle. 

2  M;\jor-Oen.  Francis  Johnston,  C.B.,  b.  5  Au^.  1776; 
and  d.  6  Jan.  Ib44. 

m   Samuel,  &.  in  Fefau  1752;  d.  in  1798,  mm.    He  was 
paymaster-general  of  the  forces  in  the  West  Indies. 

I.  Jane-Maiipiret,  6.  1761;  m.  1797,  Johnston  Hannay, 
Esq.  of  Balcany ;  and  d.  6  April,  1830L 
He  d.  15  Nov.  1775,  and  was  $.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

Petbb  Johnston,  of  Camsalloch.  b.  5  Aug.  1740,  M  P.  fisr 
Kirkcudbright,  one  of  the  Commissioners  of  Banlotiptoy  in 
England ;  cL  at  Oamaalloch,  8  Oct.  18S7,  and  was  «.  bj  his 
nephew. 

Right  Hon.  Sim  Alkxandbb  Johnston,  of  GanaaDoob, 
b.  25  April,  1775;  formerly  ohief-Justioe  and  prssklent  of 
the  Coimcil  of  the  Island  of  Ceylon ;  m.  Louiaa,  sola  anr- 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQl, 


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J  0  H 


▼Iving  d«a.  of  Lord  William  Campbell,  son  of  John,  4th 
]>iike  of  Aigyll,  and  by  her  (who  d.  7  Maj,  1853)  had  iMue, 
Thomas-Hkhbt,  now  of  Camsalloch. 
Bitriok-Francia,  D.L.  of  DumfHeeshire,  one  of  H.M.  late 
Commissioners  of  Charities  in  Bugland,  and  subsequently 
British  Commissioner  on  a  Special  Mission  to  PortuffaL 
Alexander-Robert  late  H.M  deputy-superintendent  and 
]ieut.-govenior  of  the  Island  of  Hong  Kong,  m.  80  Sept. 
1850,  Frances-Ellen,  dau.  of  the  late  Richard  Bury  Pal- 
User,  Esq. 

Frederkk-Erskine,  a  commander  in  the  Boyal  navy,  m. 
6  June,  1855,  Clementina-Franoes,  dau.  of  Rear-Admiral 
Heniy-T.-B.  Collier,  C.B.,  and  has  a  son,  Alexander- Wil- 
liam Campbell,  b.  8  April,  1850. 
Ctaroline-Hester 
Janet-Mary,  d.  15  Sept.  184«. 
Frederica-Maria-FauHna. 
Sir  Alexander  d,  6  March,  1849. 

Artu — Jiigt  a saltire,  sa.,  on  a  chief,  go.,  three  cushions, 
or,  in  base,  a  man's  heiurt,  einsigned  with  an  imperld  crown, 
ppr. 

Crt$l—A  spur,  with  wings,  or,  leather,  go. 
Jfotto— Nunquam  non  pamtus. 
,  CO.  Dumfries. 


MOJOWAL-JOHNSTON  OF  BALLYWILLWILL. 
M'DowAL-JoHNSTOW,  Thb  Rbv.  Gborqs-Hbnrt, 
J.P..  of  Ballywillwill,  co.  Down,  rector  of  Donegore 
and  Kilbride,  oo.  Antrim ;  m.  12  March,  1811,  Ladj 
Anna-Maria  Anuesley,  2nd  dau.  of  Richard,  Earl  of 
Annesley,  which  lady  d.  ».  p.  20  March,  1835. 

B^ttttXQfC. — RiCHABD  M*DowAJ.L  JoHNSTON,  Esq.,  son 
of  William  Johkston,  E^.  of  Netherlaw  Park,  co.  Kirk- 
cudbright (whose  sister  m.  Captahi,  subsequentiy  Colonel, 
James  M'Dowal,  son  of  Colonel  John  M'Dowal,  and  Jmet 
Botts  his  wife,  sister  of  the  Countess  of  SUdr),  assumed  the 
surname  and  arms  of  M'Dowal,  in  compliance  with  the 
will  of  his  uncle.  Colonel  James  M'Dowal,  wlio  bequeathed 
him  the  estates  of  Oyllespie  and  Craignai^t,  oo.  Galloway. 
He  m.  Jane  Crooks,  and  bad  two  sons,  Wiluax ,  his  heir ; 
and  Heniy,  d.  young.    He  d.  in  1772,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAH  M'DowAL-JoHNBTOV.  Esq.  of  Bsllywillwill,  who 
m.  in  Nov.  1768,  Rebecca,  dau.  of  the  Rer.  George  Vaughan, 
rector  of  Dromoro,  oo.  Down  (whose  father,  John  Vaughan, 
and  grandfather,  George  Vaugtian,  had  been  rectors  of  the 
8  uno  place ;  and  d.  in  1784,  learing  a  son  and  heir,  the  pre- 
sent GaoBOB-HsvRY  M'DowAL-JoHNSTON,  of  Bally willwill. 

.^mu— Quarterly :  Johnston  and  M'Dowal. 
CY*es— 1st,  Johnston  ;  Snd,  M'Dowal. 
Ifotto— Nunquam  non  paratus 
&»<— BaUsrwillwill,  Castlewellan,  oo.  Down. 

JOHNSTON  OF  FORT  JOHNSTON. 

JoHWSTON,  Hbnrt-Qeorqb,  Esq.  of  Fort  Johnston, 
CO.  Monaghan,  6.  March,  1799 ;  m,  5  Oct.  1820,  Maria, 
dan.  of  Walter  Toung,  Esq.  of  Monaghan,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Waltsb,  6.  5  Oct  1828.  ii.  Henry,  5. 1  Sept.  1827. 

m.  WilUam-Toung,  6.  7  April,  1838. 

I.  Maltida,  m,  to  J.-B.  Tmvers,  Esq.  of  the  81st  regt 

n.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Robert  McKlnstry,  Esq.,  M.D. 

m.  Louisa-Martha,  m.  to  £dward-W.  Lucas,  Esq.  of 
Baoonnell,  eo.  Monaghan. 

IV.  Maria-Alicia. 

SrintAffC. — GsoROS  Johnston,  Esq.,  son  of  James 
Johnston,  Esq.  of  Tullycallick,  l^  Maigeiy  his  wife,  had 
two  sons,  John,  M  D.  ol'  Cork ;  and 

Thomas  Johnston,  Esq.  of  Fort  Johnston,  co.  Monaghan, 
who  m.  1st,  in  1796,  Martha,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr. 
Hingston,  vicar-general  of  Cloyue,  by  whom  he  had,  Henrt- 
OKoaac,  now  Fort  Johnston;  Thomas-Hoduet,  d.  unoi. ; 
Anne-MaUldi,  m.  in  1830,  to  Nicholas  Duuscombe,  Esq.  of 
Grenville-plaoe,  Cork,  grandson  of  Nicholas  Dunscombe, 
Esq.  of  Mount  Desert^  co.  Cork;  Maria,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
Richard-G.  Meredith,  of  Cove,  co.  Cork.  Mr.  Johnston  m. 
Sndly,  Rosalinda,  only  dau.  of  John  O'Connell,  Esq.  of 
Dublin,  and  by  her  had  one  dau.,  Rosalinda. 

Seal — Fort  Johnston,  Glasriough,  oo.  Monaghan. 

JOHNSTON  OF  HOLLY  PARK. 
Johnston,  Hamilton-Trail,  Esq.  of  Holly  Park, 
CO.  Down,  J.P.,  6.  1796. 

&ttl^XjB[f«  —  BoBKBT  Johnston,    Esq,   h.  at  Gilford 
Castle,  about  1741,  only  brother  of  Sir  Richard  Jolmston, 
631 


Bart,  and  younger  son  of  Sir  William  Johnston,  of  Oilford 
Castle,  eo.  Down,  \xy  Nicholina  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Nicholas 
Acheson,  m.  1774,  Jane,  dau  of  the  Rev.  Hamilton  Tr^, 
rector  of  KiUinchy,  oo.  Down,  by  Susannah  his  wife.  dau. 
of  William  Hamilton,  Esq.  of  Killyleagh  Castle,  co.  Down, 
and  had,  BoBsaT,  Myrtella,  and  Hamilton-Trail,  livmg 
uitm. 

^rms— Arg.,  a  saltire,  sa.,  on  a  chief^  gu.,  three  cnshioni^ 
or. 
Credr—K  winged  spur. 
MoUo — Nunquam  non  paratus. 
Seat— Holly  Park,  KiUinchy,  co.  Down. 

JOHNSTON  OF  MAGHEREMENA  CASTLE. 

Johnston,  Jamss,  Esq.  of  Magheremeoa  Caitle. 
CO.  Fenuanagh,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sherif!^  h. 
16  Sept  1817;  i».  24  May,  1888,  Cecilia,  dau.  of 
Thomas- NewcomeQ  Edgeworth,  Esq.  of  Kilshrewly, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  RoBKBT-EnoswoBTO,  b.  17  Dec  1842. 

L  Letitia-Marian.  n.  Rosetta. 

&tnta0t. — ^This  fomily,  originally  ftom  Scotland,  has 
been  seated  in  the  co.  of  Fermanagh  more  than  two  cen 
turiee.    The  grandfather  of  the  present  representative, 

Capt.  John  Johnstons,  left  by  Anne  his  wife  {m.  in 
1756),  one  son, 

Robkkt  Johnstons,  Esq.,  Q.C.,  who  m.  U  Oct.  180<t, 
Letitia,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Richardson,  Bait.,  and  dying 
16  Aug.  188S,  left  issue, 
I.  Jambs,  now  of  Magheremena  Castle. 
I.  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  the  late  Oeoxge  Knox,  Esq.  of  Preheo, 
CO.  Londonderry,  and  has  issue, 
1  George,  b.  1884. 

1  Letitk  2  Harriet 

IL  Harriette,  m.  to  Henry  Daniel,  Esq.  of  Auburn,  co. 
Westmeath. 

Se(U— Magheremena  Castle,  co.  Fermanagh. 


JOHNSTONE  OF  ANNANDALE. 
JORNSTONB-HoPE,  John-Jahes,  Esq.  of  AnDandale; 
of  Raehills,  co.  Dumfries,  M.P.,  J.P.  and  D.  L.,  h.  29  Nov. 
1796,  m.  8  July,  1816.  Alicia- Anne,  eldest  dau.  of 
George  Gordon,  Esq.  of  Hallhead,  co.  Aberdeen,  by 
Anne,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Baird  of  Newbyth,  and  has 
issue, 
X.  Whuam-James,  b.  1  July,  1810 ;  m.  7  Dec  1841,  Hon. 
Ootavia-SopUarBosviJe  Maodonald,  youngest  dau.  of 
the  late  Lord  Macdonald;  and  d.  17  March,  1860, 
leaving  issue, 
n.  Oeoige-Clordon,  late  of  the  92nd  Highlanders,  m.  1846, 
Adelaide,  dau.  of  Sir  George  Sinclair,  Bart,  of  Ulbster, 
and  has  issue, 
m.  John*Charles,  in  the  diplomatic  service, 
rv.  Bobert-Oordon.  H.E.I.C.S.,  m.  1866,  Agnes,  dau.  of 

Colonel  Swanson,  H.E.I.C.S. 
V.  Charles,  liout  R.N.,  d,  17  June,  1866. 
vx.  David-Balrd,  92nd  regiment. 
X.  Anne-Jemima.  n.  Lney-Williamina. 

III.  Alice,  m  1846.  to  Sir  Graham  Qxaham-Montgomery, 
Bart,  M.P. 
Mr.   Hope  -  Johnstone,  who  is  a  claimant  of  the 
Annandale  peerage,  is  hereditary  keeper  of  LocL- 
maben  Cnstle. 

Srintaffe. — Sia  Williax  Johkoton-Hopb,  vice-admiral, 
G.C.B.,  6.  16  Aug.  17?6  (youngest  son  of  John  Hopo-Vcre, 
Esq.,  who  was  younger  son  of  the  Hon.  Charles  Hope,  2i:d 
son  of  Charles,  1st  Eari  Hopetoim);  m.  1st  8  July,  1792, 
Lady  Anne  Hope-Johnstono,  eldest  dm.  of  James.  Srd 
Earl  of  Hopetoun,  and  by  her  (who  inherited  the  Annan- 
dale  estates,  and  d  28  Aug.  1818)  had  issue, 
Johk-Jamss,  of  Riehills,  M.P. 

WiiUam-Jamea,  rear-admiral  R.N.,  6.  in  1798;  m.  in  18S6, 
EUen,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Kirkpatrick,  Bart,  and 
has  issue,  three  daus. 

Charles-James,  capt  RN.,  b.  29  Jan.  1801;  w.  23  April, 
1827,  Eliza,  Srd  dau.  of  Joseph  Wood,  Esq. ;  and  d.  14  April, 
1836,  leaving  issue,  one  son  and  two  daus. 
Gwige- James,  capt  R.N.,  6.  SO  July,  1802;  m.  In  July, 
1826,  Maria,  dan.  of  Joseph  Ranking,  Esq. ;  and  d.  1842, 
leaving  issue,  one  son  ana  two  daus. 
Elizabeth. 

Mary  (Hon.),  late  maid  of  honour  to  Queen  Adblatos,  m. 
8  Feb.  1840,  the  Hon.  and  Right  Rev.  Hufldi  Percy,  Lord 
Bishop  of  Oaiiisle ;  and  d.  22  Nov.  1861.  ^ 

.„.....,  joogle 


J  o  n 


J  0  H 


Admiral  Johnstone-Hcipe  m.  indlj^  80  Oct  1821,  Marbt, 
Countess  Dowager  of  AUilone.  eeoond  dan.  of  the  late 
Sir  John  Eden,  Bart. ;  and  d.  2  Hay,  1831. 

Arms — Quarteriy:  let  and  4th,  arg.,  a  saltier,  sa.,  on  a 
chief,  gu.,  three  cushions,  or.  for  Johnstone;  2nd  and  Srd, 
as.,  on  acherron,  or.  between  three  bezants  a  laurel-leaf, 
slipped,  vert,  for  Hopb. 

CV<«t#— Ist.  a  spur,  erect,  or,  winged,  arg.,  for  Johnstonb; 
2nd,  a  globe.  fr.ictured  at  the  top.  iinder  a  rainbow,  wiUi 
clouds  at  each  end,  all  ppr.,  for  Hope. 

MoUo<$— At  spes  non  frocta ;  and,  Nunquam  nou  paratus. 

i6^a<— Baehills,  co.  Dumfries. 


JOHNSTONE  OF  ALVA. 

Johnstone,  James,  ksq.  of  AWa,  co.  Clackmannan, 
and  of  Hangingshaw,  co.  Selkirk,  b.  4  July,  1801, 
D.L.  of  the  cos.  of  Clackmannan,  Stirling,  and  Selkirk, 
M.P.  for  the  cos.  of  Clackmannan  and  Kinross ;  m. 
9  Jan.  1846,  the  Hon.  Augusta- Anne  Norton,  sister 
of  Lord  Orantley,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 

I.  Acoubtus-John-Jambs.  6.  3  May,  1817. 

I.  Caroline-Hary-Elizabeth. 

%intH^t, — The  JoHKSTONBB  of  Westerhall,  are  de- 
soebded  from  Matthbw  Johmstomb,  son,  of  Sir  Adam  John- 
stone,  who  d.  1455,  by  his  '2ud  wife.  I^y  Janet  Dunbar,  dau.  of 
George.  llUi  Earl  of  Mirch,  and  widow  of  Lord  Seton. 
From  Sir  Adam's  son,  by  his  1st  marriage,  descended  the 
Mabqubssbs  op  Annanoalb. 

On  the  death  of  Oeoige,  Srd  Marquees  of  Annandale,  in 
1792,  the  Bironet  of  Westerhall  became  head  of  the  Aunily 
of  Johnstone,  and  claimant  of  the  dormant  marquessate. 
This  claim  is  still  before  the  House  of  Lords. 

Matthew  Johnstone  d.  in  1491,  and  fh>m  him  descended  a 
long  Hue  of  knights  of  Westerhiill,  who  intermarried  with 
the  families  of  Douglas,  Earl  of  Angus,  Somerville  of  Cam* 
nethan,  Oliphaut,  Lord  Oliphant,  Scott  of  Hai-den,  Banna- 
tyne  of  Corehouse. 

Sib  Wiluam  Johnstonb,  2nd  baronet  of  Westerhall,  who 
d.  in  172H,  had  by  his  wife,  Henrietta  Johnstone,  of  War- 
riston,  two  sons,  Jambs,  his  heir ;  and  John,  a  colonel  in 
the  army,  who  d.  in  1743.  and  by  his  wife,  Charlotte, 
Dowager  Marchioness  ol  Annandale  (mother  of  the  late 
marquess),  a  diu.  and  heiress  of  Johu-Vanden  Bempd^,  had 
issue,  a  sen.  who,  in  171^2,  inherited  the  great  Vauden- 
Bempdb  fortune  of  his  half-brother,  the  marquess,  was 
created  a  Baronet,  and  was  lather  of  Sir  John-V.-B.  John- 
stone, Bart,  of  Hackness.  Sir  William  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sib  Jambs  JoaifSTomt,  8rd  baronet  of  Westerhall,  who 
m.  the  Hon.  Barbara  Murray,  dau.  of  Alexander,  4th  Lord 
Elibank,  by  whom  he  had, 

James  (Sir).  4th  baronet 

William  (Sir),  5th  baronet. 

George,  who  carried  on  the  line  of  the  fi&mily,  and  was 
fother  of  Sib  John,  6th  baronet 

John,  of  whom  hereafter,  as  ancestor  to  the  Alva  branch. 

Barbara,  wife  of  Charles,  6th  Lord  Kinnaird,  mother  of 
the  7th  lord. 

Margaret  wife  of  David,  Lord  Ogilvie,  mother  of  Dnvid, 
Earl  of  Airlie.  and  of  Lady  Maiigaret,  wife  of  Sir  John 
Wedderburu,  Bart,  of  Ballendean. 

Charlotte,  vri'.'eof  J.  Balmain,  and  maternal  grandmother  to 
Lord  Orantley,  and  to  the  Hon.  Mrs.  Johnstone,  of  Alva. 
Sir  James  Johnstv  lie  d.  1772,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son.  Sir 
James,  who,  dying  unm.t  was  ».  by  bis  brother.  Sir  William, 
5th  bart  of  Westerhall.  lie  was  for  many  years  a  distin- 
guished member  of  parliament  and  acquired  an  immense 
fortune  by  his  wife,  Frances  Pulteney,  dau  and  heir  of  Daniel 
Pulteney,  cousin  and  heir  of  the  Earl  of  Bath.  Sir  William 
assumed  tbe  surname  of  Pulteney.  He  hnd  an  only  child, 
Henriotta-Lanra  Johnstone- Pul.enoy,  created  Countess  of 
Bath,  and  d.  in  1808,  without  issue  by  her  husband,  Geu. 
Sir  James  Murray,  Bart.  Sir  William  Johnstone-Pulteney 
h-iving  no  m  tie  issue,  was  «.  in  the  Johnstone  title,  estates, 
aod  claim  to  the  Annandale  marquessate,by  his  nephew,  Sib 
JoHK-LowTHEB  JoHNBTONB,  6th  barouot.  giundiHther  of  the 
present  Sir  Frederick,  8tb  baronet  of  Westertiall,  a  minor. 

The  4th  son  of  Sir  James  Johnstone  and  the  Hon.  Barbara 
Murray  was 

John  Johnstone,  b.  28  April,  1784,  who  held  important 
appointments  in  India  In  the  service  of  the  East  India 
Company.  He  commanded  the  artillery  at  the  battle  of 
Plassy  in  1757,  and  by  his  skilful  management,  contributed 
to  that  victory.  He  m.  Elisabeth-Caroline,  dau.  of  Colonel 
Koene.  and  niece  to  Dr.  Koeno,  bishop  of  Ely,  and  Sir 
Beujamiu  Kocuu,  British  minister  at  the  Court  of  Spain. 
He  piuchasod  the  estates  of  Aim,  Hangingshaw,  and  others, 

ea2 


in  Scotlmd  and  was  for  some  yeus  in  poriisnMnt  He^ 
at  Alva,  hi  Dee.  17M,  and  lea,  with  a  dao.,  Winaheih,  wife 
of  James  Gordon,  of  Craig,  an  only  son  and  aoooeasor, 

Jambs-Ratmohd  JomrarroMB,  of  Alva,  who  «.  9D  Jme, 
1799,  Maiy-Ellsabeth,  sister  of  Sir  Montagoe  CbobatHrj, 
Bart  of  Easton,  co.  linculn,  and  had, 

James,  h\^  successor. 

John,  b.  1802;  a  colonel  H.E.LC.a  :  m.  Caroline,  dau.  of 
the  Rev.  Pannel,  by  whom  he  had  a  dan.,  Mary-ElizabecL 
Colonel  Johnstone  perished  with  half  of  his  rogimenl  ia 
the  Indian  seas,  in  May.  1854. 

Montague-Cholmeley.  6.  1S04 ;  a  m:^or-geoeral ;  m.  Lonia, 
daa  of  Gen.  Sir  Henry  Somerset  and  granddao.  of  Lord 
Charles  Somerset,  by  whom  he  has  Issue,  three  aot«  aod 
adau. 

Geoige-Dempster,  6.  1805;  in  holy  orders;  ni.  Mai7- 
Anne  Hawkins,  of  Bignor,  in  Sussex,  niece  of  Sa 
Christopher  Hawkins,  and  Colonel  Sibthorp.  of  Ouiwi^ 
by  whom  he  has  issue,  a  son,  Herbert,  and  anotl^er  son 
and  dau. 

Charies- Kinnaird,  b.  1806;  capt  in  tbe  RI.Co.'s  navy, 
knight  of  the  Peruan  Order  of  the  lion  and  Son ;  m. 
Elixabeth,  only  dau.  of  Francis  Gordon,  of  Craig,  \>j  wboo 
he  has  ismie,  four  daus. 

Henry- Wedderbum,  6. 1810:  captain  R.N. 

Robert-Abercrombie,  in  holy  ordera,  b.  1811 ;  a&.  Anae 
Walker^wltbout  issue. 

Francis-William,  b.  1818 :  a  capt  in  the  army ;  «.  Maris 
Mahoney,  by  whom  he  hns  issue,  several  diildren. 

EUzabeth-CaroUne,  m.  23  June,  1829.  tbe  Rev.  Johc- 
Hamilton  Gray,  ofCamtyne,  CO.  of  Lanark.  Sbehasanonly 
dau.,  who  m.  1852,  John-Austruther  Thomson,  of  Chart  > 
ton,  in  the  co.  of  File.  Mrs.  Hamilton  Gray  h-ui  acqui  ed 
distinguished  literary  reputation  by  her  hlatorical  woriu. 

Emily  Sarah. 

Mary- Anne,  m.  1839,  James  Dowar,  and  has  issue. 

Catherine  Lucy. 

SopbU-Matildn.  m.  1832,  Sir  John-Muir  Mackonxie.  Bart, 
of  Delvine,  Perthshire,  who  d.  FSb.  18*'>5,  by  vrhom  si  e 
has  issue  Sib  Alexandbb,  the  present  bart  of  Delvine, 
five  other  sons,  and  three  daus. 

Jemima-Eleanora.  m.  Feb.  1848,  Lord  Frederick  Beai;- 
clerk,  of  Grimsby  Hall,  in  the  co.  of  Lincoln.  2nd  son  of 
William,  8th  Duke  of  St  Albans,  by  whom  she  has  issce, 
two  sons,  Nelthorp  and  Fraderidc 

Mary-Cecilia,  m  May,  1837,  the  Hon.  Laurence  Harman- 
King.  2ud  son  of  Viscount  Lorton.  He  has  avumed  tbe 
surname  of  Habman  on  siuxseedinff  to  his  grandmotber. 
the  Countess  of  Rosacea  estates  of  N  ewcastle.  In  the  oo.  of 
Longford.  By  him  she  has  issue,  Edward,  an  officer  in 
the  army  ;  Wentworth ;  Frauoes ;  and  other  sons  and 
daus. 

Choriotte-Octavia.  m.  1845,  James-Harrison  Chohnelev,  a 
m:\Jor  in  the  army,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Montague  CholmeMy, 
B»rt  of  Easton.  co.  Lincoln,  who  d.  in  1854. 

Mr.  Johnstmie  d.  at  Alva  April.  1830,  and  was  «.  by  hisekkst 
son,  Jambs  Johnstonb,  now  of  Alva  and  Hangingshaw. 

Arm* — Arg.,  a  sal  tire,  sa.,  on  a  chief,  gu.,  three  woo^afdca» 
or,  in  base  a  man's  heart  ppr.,  royally  crowned,  or. 

Cregt — A  spur,  with  wings,  or,  leather,  gu. 

lfo</o— Nunquam  nou  paratus. 

8eat» — Alva  House,  co.  Clackmannan ;  Hangingshaw,  oa 
Selkirk. 


JOHNSTONE  OF  MAINSTONE  COURT. 

Johnstone,  John,  Elsq.  of  Mainstone  Conrt»  ea 
Hereford,  J.P.  (Srd  son  of  Charles  Johnstone,  Esq. 
of  Ludlow,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Beddoe, 
Esq.,  and  nephew  of  the  Ist  Sir  Kichard  Yandeu 
Bempde^ohnstone,  Bart,  of  Hackness),  6.  16  March, 
1784;  m.  14  Sept  1813,  Agnes,  only  child  and 
heiress  of  the  late  Rev.  John  Uutton,  of  Burton,  cu. 
Westmoreland,  and  had  surviving  issue, 

I.  Obobob-Hbvrt,  b.  20  Dec  1816,  and  hi  holy  otrdon. 

II.  GeoflArey,  6.  8  Aug.  1823. 

III.  Charlee-OotaviuB,  b.  11  Aug.  1827. 

IV.  Robert-Bruce,  b.  8  Sept  1829. 

I.  Louisa-Rebecca.  ii.  Anna. 

Anna  Aiy.,  a  saltier,  sa.,  in  base,  a  human  heart  endgut^ 
wiUi  a  regal  crown,  or,  on  a  chief,  gu.,  three  wotrfpacks  J 
the  third. 

Crest^A  winged  spur,  erect  or,  straps,  gu.,  buckle,  aii. 

JfoCto— Nunquam  non  paratua 

Scat — Mainstone  Court,  near  Ledbury,  co.  Hereford. 


JOHNSTONE  OF  GALABANK 

Johnstone,  Edward,  Esq.  of  Edgbaston  Hall,  cc^ 
Warwick,  ban-isterat-law. 

HilXtH^t* — Edward  JomfSTOsrs  (Sud  aon  of  John  Joha- 

Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


J  0  H 


JON 


ptone,  of  Qalabaok,  by  Janet  his  wife,  cUra.  of  Thomas 
Kirkpatriek,  of  Auldgirth,  and  grandson,  by  his  wife,  Agnes 
Graham,  of  Dumfries,  of  George  Johnstone,  whose  father, 
John  Johnstone,  of  Mylnefield,  purchased,  in  16?5,  the  lands 
of  Galabauk,  in  Annan,  N.B.),  in.  Isabella  Carlisle,  and  had 
two  sons,  JoHV  and  Edward  The  younger,  Edward,  was 
ft  merchant  in  London,  and  d.  t.  p     The  elder, 

JoHK  JoRHSTOMK,  t.  as  Laird  of  Galabank.  He  was  b. 
80  Aug  1C88 ;  and  m.  1712,  Anna  R'Uston,  and  had  issue, 

Edward,  A.M.,  minister  of  Mofikt,  d,  9.  p.  1761. 

Jambs,  heir  to  his  father. 

Isabelk,  m.  to  John  Murray,  Esq. 
Mr.  Johnstone  d,  12  Oct.  1774,  nnd  was  •.  by  his  son. 

Jambs  Johnbtonr,  H.D.  of  G.dtbink,  6.  14  April,  17S0; 
who  m.  in  1763,  Hannah,  dau.  of  Henry  Crane,  Esq.  oi 
Kidderminster,  and  had  issue, 

I.  James,  M.D.,  d.  ttnm.  in  1788,  of  jail  fever  at  Worcester. 

n.  Thomas,  A.M.,  rector  of  Aston  Bottevil,  who  m.  Satah 
Hale,  and  left  an  only  surviving  dau.,  Catherine. 

m.  EowABD.  of  Bdgbaston  Hnu. 

rv.  Henry,  lieut -colonel  la  the  army,  d.  vnm. 

▼.  John,  M.D.,  F.R.S..  of  Monument  House,  Edglnston. 
Warwickshire,  and  of  GaUbunk,  6.  22  Oct  176S;  nu 
26  Dec.  1809.  Anna-Delicia.  only  dau.  of  Capt.  George 
Curtis,  and  nioce  of  Sir  William  Curtis,  Bart  By  this 
lady  he  lelt  at  his  decease,  in  1837.  two  daus..  viz., 

1  AirvA-DBUCiA,  m.  4  June,  1829,  to  the  Rev.  Walter- 
Farquhar  Hook,  A  M. .  vicar  of  Holy  Trinity,  Coventry. 

2  Aokgs-Maat,  m.  24  June,  1834,  to  the  Rev.  Henry 
Clarke,  A.M.,  rector  of  Cofton  Hacket 

VI.  Lockhart,  bencher  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  m.  Miss  Eliza 
Green,  of  Poole,  and  has  two  sons  and  two  daus.,  viz., 
John,  a  physician  at  New  York ;  William,  in  the  E.I.Co.'s 
military  service ;  Anna ;  and  Janet 

X.  Mary. 

Dr.  Johnstone  d.  28  April,  1802.    His  8rd  son, 

Edwabd  JoHNSTOiTE,  ^q.,  M.D.  of  Edgbiston  Hall,  co. 
Warwick,  m.  1st,  Catherine-Letitia,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas 
Wearden,  and  heiress  mateinally  of  the  family  of  Holden, 
of  Eidington,  in  the  same  shire,  and  has  by  her  one  dau., 
Catharine.  He  m.  2ndly,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas  Pearson, 
M.D.,  of  Tittenhal,  and  had  two  sons, 
EnwABD.  of  Edgbaston. 

James,  M.D.,  m.  Maria-Mary  Payne,  dau.  of  Joseph  Web- 
ster, Esq.  of  Fenns,  and  has  one  dau.,  Maria-Maiy. 

Jrm$ — Arg. ,  a  saltier,  sa. ,  on  a  chief,  gu. ,  three  cushions,  or. 
Crttt — A  spur,  with  wings,  or,  leather,  cru. 
Mottoe* — Nunquam  non  patnius;  and,  1  make  sure. 
£MU~£dgba3ton  Hall,  near  Birmingham. 


JOHNSTONE  OF  SNOW  HILL. 

Johnstons,  John-Douglas,  E«q.  of  Snow  Hill, 
CO.  Fermanagb,  and  of  the  co.  Tyrone,  6.  5  Aug.  1839. 

ILtntX^f. — ^This  family  of  Johnstone  claims  (as  de- 
scended in  the  male  line)  the  honours  of  the  noble  house  of 
Annandale. 

WiLUAM  Johnstons,  Esq.,  who  settled  in  Ireland,  m. 
Prudence,  dau.  of  William  Ooodfellow,  Esq.  of  oo.  Deny, 
and  had  one  son. 

Jambs  Johhstonb,  Esq.  of  the  co.  Fermtmagh,  who  m. 
Joanna,  dau.  of  Gunnis,  Esq.  of  co.  Donegal,  and  (with  a 
younger  son,  Christopher,  surgeon  of  the  I7th  lancers,  who 
was  tether  of  Christopher  Johnstone,  coL  of  the  8th  hussars) 
had  an  elder  son  and  heir. 

Jambs  Johnstokb,  Esq.  of  Snow  Hill,  who  m.  Anne,  dau. 
of  John  Johnstone,  Esq.  of  Adragoold  House,  co.  Leitrim, 
and  had  issue, 
John -00170108,  his  successor. 

Andrew,  lieut  8th  hussars,  d.  tmm.  at  Calcutta,  in  1810. 
Marvaret,  m.  1st.  to  Ci^t.  W.  Johnston,  of  the  63id  regt. ; 
and  2udly.  to  Gilbert  Burrington,  Esq. 
Mary,  m.  to  Francis  Lloyd,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  Geoi^ge 
Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Mount  Catharine,  co.  Limerick. 
Mr.  Johnstone  d.  in  1808,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son  and 
heir, 

JoHN-DouoLAS  Johnstons,  Esq.  of  Snow  Hill,  h.  in  May, 
1760 ;  m.  in  1798,  Sammina,  youngest  dau.  of  Samuel  TatM, 
Ecq.  of  Moone  Abbey,  co.  Kildare,  and  had  issue, 
Jambs-Douolas,  6.  in  1803.  m.  in  1828,  Charlotte,  eldest 
dau.  of  John  Devereux,  Esq.  of  Ballyrankin  House,  oo. 
Wexford,  nuvJor  Wexford  militia,  and  d.  8  Aug.  1840, 
leaving  a  dau ,  Samiua- Maria,  and   an  only  son,  the 
present  Johm-Douolas  Johnstokb.  Esq.  of  Snow  HilL 
Richard-Gosford,  6.  in  1807,  d,  hi  Upper  Canada,  in  April, 
18i0. 
John-Douglas,  h.  in  1800,  lieut. -col.  88rd  regt.,  C.B.,  served 
throuj^  &e  campaign  in  the  Crimea,  and  lost  an  arm  at 
the  first  attack  on  the  Redan,  18  June,  1865;  m.  1830, 
6S3 


Caroline,  eldest  dan.  of  the  Rev.  A.  OlSelme,  D.D..  and 

has  a  son,  John-Dougla%  It  33rd  regt.,  b.  I>i'i6,  and  two 

datis..  Samina  and  Caroline. 
Fairholrae,  d.  in  1S3  -'. 
Samuel- Yaies,  6.  in  1815,  barrister-at-law. 
Catherine,  d.  unm, 
Anna-Douglas,  la.  1837,  to  her  oousin,  Frands-Bateman 

Lloyd,  Eisq. 
Samina,  m.  1829,  to  William  Worthington,  Esq.,  eldest  son 

of  the  late  Sir  William  Worthington,  of  the  city  of 

Dublin,  lord-mayor  1795-6. 
Mr.  Johnstone  d.  Nov.  1842. 

.^rm«— Aig.,  a  saltier,  sa.,  on  a  chief,  gu.,  three  cushions, 
or. 
CreU — A  winged  spur,  ppr. 
Motto — Nunc^ium  non  paratus. 
Seat— Snowhill,  co.  Fermauugh.. 


JOLIFFE  OF  AMMERDOWN  PARK. 

JouFFE,  Thb  Rev.  Thomas-Robert,  of  Ammei^ 
down  Park,  co.  Somerset,  J.  P.  and  D.L.J  «.  his 
brother  in  1854. 

Etnragt.— The  famUy  of  Joliffe.  orighiaUy  JoU,  U  of 
considerable  antiquity  in  the  ooimties  of  Stafford  and 
Worcesrer,  and  the  pedigree,  in  possession  of  the  senior 
members,  comprises  intermarriages  wiih  many  eminent 
and  noble  houses.  One  branch,  established  in  the  North, 
ex^Joyed,  it  appears,  from  authentic  records,  power  and 
a£Quenco,  even  before  the  institution  in  Europe  of  here- 
ditary honours. 

John  Joum.  Esq.  (8rd  son  of  Bepjamin  JollflTe,  Esq.  of 
Cofton  Hall,  oo.  Worcester,  and  gr.mdson  of  Thomas 
Joliflfe.  Esq.  of  Cofton,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau,  of 
Richard  Skinner,  Esq.,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Edward  Lyttelton,  Esq.),  represented  the  borough  of 
Petorsfield  in  parliament,  anno  1763.  He  ta.  1st.  Katierlne 
dau.  of  Robert  Mitchell,  Esq.  of  Petersfield,  but  had  no 
issue.  He  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dnu.  and  heiress  of  Samuel 
^olden,  Esq.  of  London,  by  whom  he  had, 

William,  M.P.,  who  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Sir 
Richard  Hylten,  Bart  (formerly  Musgravo)  of  Hayt  >n 
Castle,  in  Cumberland,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 
The  Rev.  William  JoLmrs,  who  m.  Julia,  dau.  of  Sir 
Abraham  latches,  Knt.  of  Streatham,  and  was  «.  at 
his  decease  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present  Sib  William- 
Geobob-Htlton  Jolitpe,  Bart. 
Thomaa-Samttbl.  of  whom  presently. 
Mr.  Joliffe  was  «.  at  his  decease,  in  1771,  by  his  son, 

Thomas-Samuel  Jouftb,  Esq.,  M.P.  for  Petersfield.  who 
ia.  in  1778,  Mary-Anne,  dau.  and  heir  of  the  Rev.  Robert 
Twyford,  of  Kilmendon,  co.  Somerset,  and  had  issue, 
JoHN-TwYFOBD,  hls  heir. 
Thomas- RoBBBT.  now  of  Ammei'down  Park. 
Charles,  an  otticer  in  the  army,  who  fell  at  Waterloo, 
honourable  mention  is  made  of  his  conduct  as  an  officer. 
Ma.y-Aniie. 
Mr.  JolifiTe  d.  6  June,  1824,  at  the  close  of  the  78th  year  of 
his  Age,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

JohnTwyfoyd  Jolippe,  Esq  of  Ammerdown  P^u-k,  who 
d.  deeply  lamented,  1854,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving 
brother,  the  present  Rsv.  Thomas-Robebt  Jolippe,  of 
Ammerdown  Park. 

Arm*— Arg.,  on  a  pile,  az.,  three  dextor  gauntlets,  of  the 
field. 

Crtfst—A  cubit  arm,  erect,  vested  and  cuffed,  the  sleeve 
charged  with  a  pile,  arg..  the  hand  graq;>ing  a  sword,  ppr. 

Seat— Ammerdown  Park,  near  Bath. 


JONES  OF  FONMON  CASTLE. 

Jones,  Robert-Oliver,  Esq.  of  Fonmon  Castle, 
CO.  Glamorgan,  J.R,  high-Bheriff  1838,  6.  16  Dec. 
1811;  m.  Ist,  18  Sept.  1843,  Alicia,  dau.  of  Evan 
Thomas,  Ei^q.  of  Llwynmadoc,  oo.  Bracon,  and 
Sully,  CO.  Glamorgan,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1  April, 
1851)  has  surviving  issue, 

Oliveb-Hbkbt,  b.  7  Jan.  1846. 

Edith-AHcia. 

He  m.  2ndly,  80  Aug.  185p,  Sarah-Elizabeth,  3rd 
dan.  of  John -Bruce  Pryce,  Esq.  of  Duffryn,  co. 
QIamoi'gan. 

JLitU&fit, — CoL.  Phtup  Jones,  H.P.  for  Glunoigan 
and  Brecon,  governor  of  Swansea  and  Cardiff,  and  one  oi 
Oltveb  Cbomwbll's  privy  oouncil,  purchased  the  estate  of 


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JON 

Fonmon  Cattle  firom  the  Barl  of  BoHngbroke.  Col.  Jonos, 
who  was  descended  from  a  son  of  Bethin  ap  Maenarch,  the 
last  Lord  of  Brecon,  was  one  of  those  called  to  the  Upper 
House  by  Gromwbll.  After  the  Restoration,  he  served  as 
high-sheriff  of  the  county :  he  left,  by  Jane  Pryce  his  wife, 
of  the  flamily  of  Pryce  of  Gellyher  and  Courtcamey,  in 
Oower,  a  son  and  heh*, 

OuvBB  Jones,  Esq.  of  Fenmon  Castle,  who  m.  Mary 
Button,  of  Duffryn,  and  was  father  of 

Robert  Jombs,  Esq.  of  Fonmon  Castle,  M.P.  for  co. 
Glamoigan,  who  d.  1  Oeorob  I.,  leaving,  by  Mary  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  Humphrey  Edwin,  of  Llauflhangel,  oo.  Glamoigan, 
two  sons  and  three  daus.,  all  of  whom  d,  i.  p.,  except  the 
eldest, 

RoBEBT  Jones,  Esq.  of  Fonmon  Castle,  who  m.  Mary 
Forrest,  of  Minc^ead,  co.  Somerset,  and  had  (with  four 
daus.,  viz.,  Mary,  m.  to  WUIiam  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Llan- 
bradock;  Charlotte,  m.  1st,  to  Thomas  Ashby,  Esq.  of 
London,  2ndly,  to  the  Hon.  Col.  Maude,  and  Srdly,  to  C. 
Edwin,  Esq.  of  Dunraven  Castle,  co.  Glamorgan ;  Diana,  m. 
to  Thomas  Matthews,  Esq.  of  Loudaff  and  Bath;  and 
Catherine,  m.  to  John  Coghlan,  Esq.  of  Bristol),  an  only 
son  and  heir, 

Robert  Jones,  Esq.  of  Fonmon  Castle,  who  m.  1st,  Jane, 
heiress  of  the  Rev.  Evan  Seys,  of  Boverton  Place,  oo. 
Glamorgan,  and  by  her  had  two  daus.,  who  d.  young.  He 
m.  2ndly,  April.  1770,  Joanna,  dau.  of  Edmund  Lloyd,  Esq. 
of  Cardiff,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1812)  had  issue, 
I.  Robert,  his  heir. 

n.  Oliver-'ntomas,  6.  8  Sept  1770,  mi^or-gen.  in  the  army, 
and  lieut-Gol.  of  the  18th  hussars,  which  r^ment  he 
commanded  under  Sir  John  Moore,  in  the  Peninsula,  m. 
1st,  Louisa,  dau.  and  heiress  of  CoL  Stanley,  of  Lincoln- 
shire, and  by  her  (who  d.  28  Jan.  1810}  had  two  daus , 
Louisa,  d.  unm. ;  and  Laura-Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William 
Annesley,  Srd  son  of  the  Rev.  Arthur  Annesley,  of 
Clifford  Chambers,  co  Warwick.  Gen.  Jones  ni.  2udly, 
20  i<eb.  1811.  Maria- Antonift.  youneest  dau.  of  the  late 
Henry  Swinburne,  Esq.  of  Hamsterly  Hall,  co.  Durham, 
and  granddau.  of  Sir  John  Swinburne,  Bart,  of  Cap- 
heaton,  co.  Northumberland,  and  by  this  lady  had  issue, 

1  Robbrt-Ouyeb,  successor  to  his  udde,  and  present 
proprietor. 

2  Ohver-John.  capt.  R  N.,  &.  16  March.  1813. 

1  Rosa-Antonia,  m.  1838.  Rev.  John  Cholmley. 
Mivjor-Gen.  Jones  d.  15  Nov.  1815. 

in.  John,  b.  in  Oct.  1782,  capt.  E.  I.  Co.'s  service,  m. 
Cordelia  Fervuson,  and  d.  Oct.  1820,  leaving  two  daus., 
Anna.  m.  to  James  Wapshare.  Esq.,  and  Joanna. 

I.  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev.  J.-T.  Casbeid,  D.C.L. 

II.  DLina,  m.  6  Nov.  1810,  to  John  Richards,  Esq.  of  oo. 
Glamorgan. 

IIL  Chatlotte,  d.  in  1889. 

rv.  Anna,  m.  to  Frederick  Villebois,  Esq.  of  Adbuxy  Lodge, 
and  Beaham  Place,  Berks,  and  d.t.p.ia  1840. 

Mr.  Jones  was  9.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Robert  Jones.  Esq.  of  Fonmon  Castle,  &.  in  Nov.  1778, 
who  d.  unm,  in  1834,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew,  the  present 
Robert-Outer  Jones,  Esq.  of  Fonmon  Castle. 

.^mw— Quarterly:  1st.  sa.,  a  chevron,  aiig.,  between  three 
spear  heads,  aig  ,  the  points  embrued  with  blood;  2ud.  arg., 
a  wivem's  hea<C  erased,  vert,  holding  in  its  mouth  a  dexter 
hand,  gu. ;  Sid.  gu..  a  chevron,  erm. ;  4th,  arg.,  a  stag, 
couohant,  gu.,  the  horns  and  hoofs,  or,  holding  in  its  mouth 
a  bianco,  vert 

Ortst—A  cubit  arm,  erect,  in  armour,  ppr.,  in  the  gauntlet 
a  spear  of  the  first  headed,  arg.,  embrueo,  gu. 

MUUh- 

H^— Fonmon  Castle,  co.  Glamorgan. 


JONES  OF  GWYNFRYN. 

Jones,  WrLLiAM-TiLSLET,  Esq.  of  Owynfryn,  co. 
Cardigan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  18  July,  1782;  to. 
8  March.  1821,  Christiana,  dau.  of  the  late  Henry 
Tickell,  Esq.  of  London,  and  Leytonstono,  co.  Essex, 
and  had  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Basil.  n.  Everard- Whiting. 

1.  Dorothea.  n.  Catherine-Emily. 

Mr.  Jones,  son  of  William  Jones,  Esq.  of  Gwynfryn, 
by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  •f  the  Rev.  William  Tilsley, 
grandson  of  William  Jones,  Esq.,  by  Jane  his  wife, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Evan  Watkins,  Esq.,  and  great- 
grandson  of  William  Jones,  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of 
John  Griffith,  Esq.  of  Penpompren;  served  as  high- 
sheriff  in  1838. 
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JON 

Arm*    Aig.,  a  eross-moUne,  sa.,  between  fbur  Comkh 
choughs,  ppr. 
Crist— A  demi-lion.  rampant. 
Motto— Mora  mihi  lucnim. 
Seat— Owynftryn,  co.  Cardigan. 


JONES  OF  GURREY. 
Jokes,  Griffith-Bowen,  Esq.  of  Gurrey,  co.  Car- 
marthen, J.P.,  b.  Jan.  1793. 

SrllKagt. — William  Jones,  ISeq.  of  Cilsane,  b.  in  1765. 
J.P.  and  D.L.  for  Carmarthenshire,  m.  Anne,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Oriffith  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Ourrey,  wboM  mother, 
the  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Marmaduke  lioyd,  was  gij^t- 
granddau.  of  Sir  Marmaduke  Lloyd,  of  Maesfrfin,  one  of 
the  Judges  of  the  Brecon  Circuit,  and  had  issue, 

I.  William-Waltsb,  b.  in  1791.  who  m.  in  1815.  Banih, 
dau.  of  John  Place.  Esq.  of  Caddiston,  near  Neath,  and 
d.  vitd  patrit,  18  June,  1888,  leaving  issue, 

1  Wiluam-Plaos,  6.  12  Maixsh,  182S,  who  m.  in  Oct 
1844,  Susannah-Amelia,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Admiral 
Gardner,  2nd  son  of  the  Ist  Lord  Gardner. 

1  Franoes-Sarah-Plaee,  m.  29  June,  1836^  to  Richaid 
Ouseley,  Esq  ,  m^r  50th  Bengal  army,  and  goremor 
of  Buxghagur,  Srd  son  of  Six  WUliam  Ousaky.  Knt^ 

II.  Griitith-Bowex,  now  of  Gurrey. 

1.  Anne,  who  m.  13  Oct.  1824,  James  Thomas,  Esq.  of 
Hoimt  Pleasant,  and  d.  24  May,  1844,  leaving  issue, 

1  James- William-Bowen  Thomas,  (.12  Sept.  1828. 

2  Edward-Griffith-Bowen  Thomas.  1st  lieut.  R.  W.  ftasi- 
liers,  b.  19  Dec.  1831,  d.  15  Nov.  1854. 

1  Anne,  m.  4  Nov.  1847,  to  Henry  Bedwell.  Esq. 

2  Maria-Theresa. 

AnU— Ouxrey,  co.  Carmarthen. 


JONES  OF  LLWYNOK. 
See  Jones-Parry. 

JONES  OP  HARTSHEATH. 

JoNKB,  WiLSo;^,  Esq.  of  Hartsheath,  co.  Flint,  of 
Cefn  Coch,  oo.  Denbi^,  and  of  Gelli  Gynan,  in  the 
same  co.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Denbighshire 
1831 ;  6.  8  July,  1795 ;  m.  U  May,  1822,  Cecil,  dao. 
of  the  lato  John  Cnrstairs,  of  Wnrbojrs,  co.  Hunting- 
don, Esq.,  F.lt.S.  and  D.C.L.,  and  had  issue, 

I.  John-Cahstaibs.  II.  Hugh-Maurice. 

ui.  Wilson-Henry.  rv,  Aiexander-Fair. 

I.  Cecil-Elizabeth.  n.  £liz\beth-Jane. 

m.  Margaret-Helen.  nr.  Johanna. 

Mr.  Jones  was  twice  elected  M.P.  for  Denbigh,  and 
retired  from  parliament  in  1831. 

%(XUU^t* — The  lineage  of  this  fkmily  is  deduced  tram 
CowBTD  AP  Cadtan,  a  chieftain  of  Dyliryn  dwyd,  la 
Denbighlaad. 

Mavrick  Johbs,  Esq.  of  Cefh  Coch,  oo.  Denbigfa,  and 
Gelli  Gynan  (only  chUd  of  Hugh  ap  John,  of  Ddol,  to. 
Merioneth,  who  first  assumed  the  somame  of  JoincB,  and 
was  descended  in  a  direct  line  from  DaTid  ap  Citwryd  ap 
Cadvan,  of  Dyffiyn  Clwyd),  m.  Catherine,  dau  and  heiress 
of  Peter  Williams,  of  Bala,  oo.  Merioneth,  Esq.,  and  had 
Issue.    The  eldest  son, 

John  Jones,  Esq.  of  Ceftx  Coch  and  Gelli  Gynan,  who  ai. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Edward  Wilson,  of  liverpool, 
Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2nd]y,  Williun-M.  Thackea^t  of 
Chester,  M.D.,  had  issue, 

Wilson,  of  Hartsheath.  John-Maurioe,  d.  in  1813. 

Elizabeth,  m.  John  Heaton,  of  Plas  Heaton.  co.  DsnUgfa, 
Esq.,  and  d.  in  1822,  leaving  issue. 

Mr.  Jones  d.  in  1797. 

Arnu—Axg.,  a  chevron  between  three  boats'  heads, 
oouped,  gu. 

Crt9tr-A  hoar's  head,  couped,  gu. 

Mott<h—'Beb  nevol  nerth,  nid  sicr  saeth:  **  Without  help 
from  above  the  arrow  flies  in  vain.** 

fart«— Hartoheatb,  oo  FUut,  and  Cefli  Codi,  oo.  Denbigh. 


JONES  OF  LLANARTH  COURT. 
See  Herb&bt. 

JONES  OF  LLANERCHRUGOG  HALL, 
J01VE8,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Llanercfarugog  Hall,  co. 
Denbigh,  and  Old  Marton  Hall,  00.  Salop,  b.  27  July, 


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JON 

1781 ;  m.  1  Aug.  1814,  FnuKN^i-Estlier,  only  dau.  of 
Cbarlea  Morrall,  Esq.  of  KilheDdre  Park,  and  Plas 
lolyn,  Shropshire,  by  Frances  his  wife,  sister  and 
heiress  of  William  Challnor,  Esq.  of  Plas  lolyn,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  8  March,  1843)  had  issue, 
I.  Thomas  barrister-at-law. 
n.  WilliaiD-Charleft-HuBsey.  m.  25  Nov.  18M,  Helen,  dau. 

of  Dr.  Bernayt,  of  King's  College, 
in.  Henry   m.  10  Aug.  1854,  Elizabeth-Rebeooa,  dau.  of 
William    Taylor,    Esq.   of   Humberston    Lodge,    co. 
Leicester. 
IT.  John-Monall. 
I.  Emily. 

Hitl^afff . — ^This  very  ancient  family,  descended,  in 
direct  paternal  line,  through  Ednowain  Bbndbw,  one  of 
the  Fifteen  Noble  Tribes  of  North  Wales,  ftx>m  Owaithroed, 
Lord  of  Cardigan  and  Owent,  a  d.  921.  and  the  Pendragona 
and  kinga  of  the  Britons,  was  allied,  throughout  many  ages, 
-with  some  of  the  most  ancient  houses  in  Wales  and  Shrop- 
shire 

BOBKBT  AP  lOBWABTB  AP  BiBID  AP  lOBWABTB  AP  MaDOO 

▲P  Bdkowaiv  Bbndbw  lived  in  13S9 ;  his  brother,  Owyn, 
in  1818  (witness  to  deed).  Ithel  Vychan  ap  Kenrick, 
^rrandson  of  Robert,  m.  Angharad,  dau.  and  heiress  of 
Robert  ap  Howel,  of  Holt  (of  the  great  house  of  Owydir). 
The  Anglicised  name  of  Jones  (originally  "  ap  John"  and 
**  Jones  de  Chilton,"  in  the  Visitation  of  Shropshire,  1623)  was 
first  borne  by  his  great-grandson,  Richard,  6th  son  of  John, 
■on  of  Kenrick,  8rd  son  of  Ithel  Vychan.  Richard,  son 
of  WiUiam.  son  of  Richard,  was  of  Chilton,  near  Shrews- 
bury, which  remained  a  family  seat  for  several  centuries 
(till  1815).  The  heads  of  the  Llanerohrugog  fkmily,  in  four 
suooeseive  generations,  m.  daus.  of  the  neighbouring  houses 
of  Llwynon,  E;yton  of  Eyton.  and  Watstay  (since  called 
Wynnstsy,  on  being  left  to  Sir  Jchn  Wynn,  ancestor  of 
Sir  W.-W.  Wynn),  Erthig  of  Brthig,  and  Trevor  of  Trevor. 
Llanerchrugog  Hall  has  been  a  seat  of  the  ffunily  fh>m 
time  immemorial — at  least  two  generations  before  1459. 
The  present  Mr.  Jones  is  the  fourteenth  in  succession  from 
**  Dio  of  Llanerohrugog.'*  Old  Marton  Hall  is  also  a  very 
ancient  mansion.  In  one  <^  the  rooms  there  is  a  dids  for 
the  seat  of  the  bead  of  the  house.  The  black  lion  of  the 
princes  of  Puwys  appears,  as  the  Old  Marton  arms,  in  a 
rery  ancient  Old  Marton  pedigree  painted  on  vellxun  in  the 
possesaion  of  the  family. 

RiCBABn  Jones,  Esq.,  b.  1711  (son  of  John  Jones,  who 
was  5.  1667,  and  d.  1788),  m.  Margaret,  eldest  dau.  of 
Bicfaard  Hlf^^ons,  Esq.  of  The  Leaaowes,  co.  Salop  (de- 
scended from  the  very  ancient  Shropshire  ISamilies  of 
Higgons,  or  Hugons,  Mad  docks,  Wyoberley,  Ac),  and 
■later  of  WiUiam  Higgona,  Esq.  of  Llanerchrugog,  who.  by 
Maiy  his  wife,  widow  of  William  Pennant,  Esq.,  and  daxL 
and  heir  of  John  Payne,  Esq.,  had  an  only  child,  Elizabeth 
Higgons,  who  d.  %tnm.  19  April,  1811.  The  son  and  heir  of 
Bichard  Jones  and  Margaret  Higgons  his  wife, 

William  Jokb,  Esq.  of  Uaoerdimgog  Hall  and  Old 
Marton  Hall,  5.  5  May,  1752;  m.  Oeorglana.  dau.  and  heir 
of  Thomas  Wood,  Esq.  of  Ooodnestone  Kent,  by  Rebecca 
Lis  wife,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Howley,  and  aimt  of  William 
Hofwley,  D.D.,  arohbishop  of  Canterbury.  By  this  lady 
(who  was  6.  4  Aug  1757,  and  A  19  Sept  1823)  he  had  three 
dans.,  Rebecca,  d.  %mm,  1838;  Charlotte;  and  LucrotLa, 
d.  ttfim.  1828;  and  one  son,  the  present  Thomas  Jones, 
Esq.  of  Uanerehrugog  HalL 

Arnu-- Arg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  vert,  vidned  in  the  shoulder, 
^u.  (otherwine ;  mouth  imbrued,  gn  ) 

Cneta — 1.  A  sun  in  splendour,  or.  2.  On  an  eastern  crown 
a  dragon,  passunt,  giuutlant. 

MoUoa—YictatlB  prsemium  fblldtas ;  and  also,  IBito  sol 
tesUa 

£ea<— lianerchrugog  Hall,  co.  Denbigh 


JONES  OF  NASS. 

JoKCS,  Edwabd-Owbn,  Esq.  of  Nass,  co.  Glouces- 
ter, J.P.  and  D.L.,  Knight  of  St  Ferdinand  of  Spain, 
(.  1»  Oct.  1808;  m.  14  Oct.  1840,  Catherine-Sophia, 
dan.  of  John  Fortescue-Brickdale.  Esq.  of  Birchamp 
House,  CO.  Gloucester,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  WiLLIAM-CBAaLSS-NlOEL,  6.  80  JSB.  1840. 

n.  Edward-Cholmeley,  6.  80  Jan.  1852. 
I.  Catherine-Elizabeth. 

n.  Frsnoes-Alioe.  m.  Isabel-Maiy. 

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%tXltiiQt» — ^This  is  a  family  of  considerable  antiquity, 
and  one  of  long  standing  in  Gloucestershire. 

RoYMoy  Jones,  Esq.  who  m  Anne  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Edward  Cooke,  of  Higba.im  Court,  co.  Gloucester,  waa 
father,  by  her,  of  William  Jokes,  Esq.,  who  m.  Cbolme't-y, 
dau.  of  Sir  John  D'Oyly,  Bart.,  and  had  a  son,  Roymok 
JoKis.  Esq  ,  who  m.  his  couslu,  Mary  Jonea,  and  was  t.  by 
his  son, 

EnwABn  Jokes,  Esq.  of  Nass.  who  m.  13  Sept.  1814, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Owen,  of  Ty  Owyn, 
CO.  Merioneth ;  and  d,  S  May.  1847,  having  issue, 

Roynon,  h.  4  Oct.  1806;  d.  17  Nov.  1835.  He  was  in  the 
rifle-brigade. 

Edward-Owen,  now  of  Nass. 

William-Wynn,  6.  13  Aug.  1813;  an  officer  of  the  horse- 
artUlerv.    He  d.  14  May.  IBiX 

Mary-Elizabeth,  m.  18  Oct.  1849,  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Weed, 
rector  of  Boroughbridge,  Somersetshire. 

Emma-Diana. 

i8ra(— Kass.  near  Lydney. 

JONES  OF  PANTGLAS. 

JoNBS,  David,  Esq.  of  Pantgl&a,  co.  Carmarthen, 
J.P.  and  D  L.,  M.P.  for  Carmarthenshire,  and  high- 
sheriff  in  1846,  b,  Nov.  1810;  m.  29  July,  1845, 
Margaret-Charlotte,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Sir 
George  Campbell,  of  Edenwood,  co.  Fife,  and  niece 
of  Lord  Campbell,  lord-chief-justice,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Alfrsd-Caupbbll-Halltburton,  6  10  March,  1849. 

X.  Mary-Eleanor-Margaret-Geraldiue. 

n.  Louisa-Madeline-Maria. 

&in(aS^.— This  family  haa  been  settled  in  the  neigh- 
bourhood of  Landovery,  where  they  have  been  landed 
proprietors  for  upwards  of  three  centuries.  Some  propeity 
in  present  possession  has  descended,  by  direct  sucoeasion, 
f^oin  the  time  of  Queen  Euzabbth.  Mr.  Jones's  grandfather, 

David  Jones,  Esq.  of  Blaenos.  and  of  PantgULs,  J.P.  m. 
1st,  1786,  Anne.  dan.  and  eventually  aole  heiress  of  the 
Rev  John  Jonee,  of  Qwalvhedyr,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

L  Evan,  6.  1785 ;  d.  unm.  1820. 

IL  John,  b.  6  Feb.  1788;  m.  1809,  Mary,  youngest  dau.  of 
William  Jones,  Esq.  of  Tstradwalter,  and  by  this  lady 
left,  at  Us  decease  in  1812  three  eons,  viz., 

1  David,  now  of  Pantgl&s  and  Penlan. 

2  William,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  of  Olaaderrins.  co.  Cardigan. 

8  John,  tttrrister-at-law,  J.P.  of  Blaeu64.  co.  Carmar- 
then, m,  bin  cousin,  Anne,  2nd  dan.  of  David  Thomas, 
Esq.  of  Wellfield  House,  co.  Radnor,  who  d.  29  Sept. 
1844. 

Mr.  David  Jones  m.  2ndly,  Catherine,  eldest  dau.  of  Morgan- 
Pryse  Lloyd,  E^.  of  Glansevin.  by  Catherine  his  wife, 
granddau.  of  the  1st  Viscount  Hereford,  but  had  no  issue. 
He  d.  29  Sept.  1840. 

Arms — Ou..  on  a  chevron,  arg.,  between  three  bucks' 
heads,  erased,  or,  a  falcon,  sa.,  belled. 
Crest — On  a  mount,  vert,  a  bull's  head,  erased,  sa ,  bezants 
If  otto— Da  ei  fydd. 
i8Ni(— FantglAs,  near  Landilo,  co.  Carmarthen. 


JONES  OF  TBEWYTHEN. 

Jokes,  Wtthen,  Esq.  of  Rhiewport,  co.  Mont- 
gomery, high-sheriff  in  1829,  6.  13  Dec.  1789 ;  m. 
12  July,  1814,  Maij,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Rev. 
William  Thornes,  vicar  of  Alberbury,  co.  Salop,  and 
haa  i^sue  one  dau., 
Chahlottb. 

SrCntaQft — ^This  a  younger  branch  of  the  eminent  bouse 
of  Naunau,  in  Merioneth,  derived  from  Cadwoaw,  Lord  of 
Nannau,  son  of  Bleddyn  ap  Cytityn,  King  of  Powys. 

Thb  Rav.  EVAM  Jones,  of  Trewythen  (son  of  Bowen 
Jones,  Esq.  of  Penyr  Altgoch,  by  M  uy  his  wife,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Evan  Jones.  E^.  of  Trewythen,  and  great-greit- 
grandson  of  Evan  Jones,  who  was  2nd  son  of  Wythea 
Jones,  Esq.  of  Trewythen,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Johnes,  Esq  of  Dokncothi)  m.  Charlotte  dau.  of 
Hervey  Combe,  Esq.  of  Andover,  and  had  issue.  Wtthev, 
of  Trewythen  ;  Hcrvey-Bowen,  who  nt.  Sophi  i,  dau.  of  the 
late  John-Frederick  Pike.  Esq.  of  Enfield ;  Charlotte,  m.  to 
John  Hunter,  Esq.  of  Mountscvem ;  Caroline,  m.  to  Boyoe 
Combe,  Esq. 

.^rsu— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  or,  a  lion,  rampant,  go.; 
2nd  and  8nl,  sa ,  three  nags'  heads,  erased. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


JON 

CfM — ^A  Hon.  rampaut,  gu. 
Ji/oMo— PraiJgas  non  flectes. 
&.a/ — Rbiew])ort,  co.  Montgomeiy. 


JONES  OF  WEPRE  HALL. 

Jones,  Howbl-Maddock-Arthur,  Esq.  of  Wepr^ 
HhII,  CO.  Flint,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  major  of  the  royal 
Flintshire  riQes,  h.  29  May,  1819;  m.  let,  9  Feb. 
1843,  Loui^ta  -  Creighton,  dau,  of  Major  Robert 
M'Crea,  5th  Royal  Veterans,  and  has  issue, 

Tbbyob-Louib,  b.  22  Feb.  1844. 
Mr.  Jones  m.  2ndly,  3  Sept  1845,  Matilda,  dan.  of 
Simon  Barrow,  Esq.  of  Bath,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Treror-Rindulph,  6.  1«  Oct.  1847. 

II.  Arthur- Wepr^,  6.  24  March.  1864. 

III.  EdwardMaddock,  6.  23  Oct.  1855. 

I.  Owynedd-Ellea.  u.  ETelyn-Trypbcna. 

m.  Honora-Sidu^. 

S.tnf  AQt* — ^The  immediate  ancestor  of  this  respectable 
Welsh  family, 

Edward  Jonxb,  Esq.,  m.  Lucy.  dau.  of  Edward  Tottie, 
Esq.  of  Wongla,  hy  his  wife,  Lucy  Lloyd,  of  Comist,  and 
granddau.  of  George  Tottie,  Esq.  of  Pen-y-pylle,  by  his 
wife,  Jane  Perdyall,  of  Bigilt;  and  d.  in  1780,  leaving 
(with  two  sons,  Edward  and  John,  who  d.  «  p.)  a  dau.. 

Mart  Joins,  who  m.  Humphrey  Jones,  Esq.,  and  was 
mother  of  two  sons.  Edward,  of  Wepre ;  and  Trevor,  M  D., 
of  Lichfield.    The  former, 

Edward  Jovss.  Esq.  of  Wepre  Hall  (who  d.  10  Oct.  1815), 
had  by  Hannah  his  wife,  five  sons  and  four  daiis.  The 
youngest  son  bnt  the  only  one  to  leave  issue, 

How£l-Wepbk  Owen-Johes,  Esq.,  m.  Ist,  Henrietta- 
Karia.  eldest  dau  of  the  Rev.  William  Williams,  canon  of 
8t.  Asaph ;  and  2ndly,  Anne-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
T.  Ward,  prebendary  of  Chester,  and  by  the  former  only 
had  issue, 

Howsix-Maddook-Arthur,  of  Wepre  HalL 

Mary-Charlotte,  m.  Nicholas  Roskell,  Esq.* 

Bidney-Eliza.  m.  to  Thomas  Flintt^  Esq. 

Fnmces- Harriett,  m.  to  John  Simpson,  Esq. 

jSmO— Wepre  Hall,  Northop,  co.  Flint. 


JONES  OF  YSTRAD. 

Jones,  Mart-Annb,  of  Tstrad,  co.  Carmai-tlien, 
h.  1781;  9.  to  the  representation  of  the  family  upon 
the  decease  of  her  brother,  the  late  John  Jones, 
Esq.,  M.P. 

ILiXitK^t* — ^The  JoirasES  </  Han$adiem,  from  whom 
the  JoNBSBS  qf  Tttrad  descend,  are  a  younger  branch  of 
the  very  ancient  and  once  h  ghly-distingulBhed  knightly 
fiunily  of  Jones  of  Abermarles,  co.  Carmarthen.    The  late 

John  Jokks  Esq.  of  Capeldewy  and  Tstrad  (2nd  son  of 
Thomas  Jones,  Esq.  of  Ystrad,  by  Aona-Maria  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Jones,  Esq.  of  Ciynfryn, 
CO.  Cardigan,  descended  fh>m  Bees  Chwith,  Esquire  of  the 
Body  to  King  Edward  I),  «.  to  the  estates  at  tlie  death  of 
his  brother.  Thomas.  This  gentleman,  who  was  b.  15  Sept. 
1777  sat  in  parliament  for  a  long  series  of  years ;  first  for 
Pembroke,  subsequently  for  the  borough  of  Carmarthen, 
and  finally  for  the  county  of  Carmarthen,  of  which  he  was 
a  deputy-lieut.  He  d.  tmm.  12  Nov.  1842,  deeply  regretted 
by  his  firiends,  constituency,  and  the  community  at  lai^. 

.^nn«— Arg.,  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  three  stags'  bends, 
ppr.,  quartering  Bees  or  Capeldewt,  Jones  or  Tygltn, 
and  Lewis  of  Lltkycrwr. 

OretU—A.  stag's  head,  erased,  ppr. 

JI««uioie«— Ystrad  Cwm,  UaneUy. 


JONES  OF  CHASTLETON. 

Whttmobe-Jones,  John-Arthub,  Esq.  of  Chas- 
tleton  House,  co.  Oxford,  6. 1822. 

UtltKQt* — ^The  Chnstleton  ratate  was  purchased  by 
Walter  Jones  Esq..  from  Catesby,  the  well-known  con- 
spirator in  the  Gunpowder  Plot,  who  sold  it  to  procure  the 
required  funds.  For  an  account  of  Chastleton  House,  $ee 
Skelton's  AtUiquUie$  of  Oitfordshire,  and  Nash's  Ancient 
Man$ion». 

Arthitr  Jones,  Esq.  of  Chastleton,  co.  Oxford,  the  last 
male  heir  of  the  fomily  of  Jones  op  Chastlron.  son  of 
Henvy  Jones,  Esq.  of  Chastleton  who  d.  in  1761,  and 
636 


JON 

grandson  of  Walter  Jones.  Esq.  of  Chastleton,  by  Anni 
his  wife,  sister  of  William  Wbitmore  Esq.  of  Apley. 
CO.  Salop.  M.P.  for  Bridgnorth,  d.  21  Nov.  1828.  havaig 
bequeathed  the  Chastleton  estate  to  his  kinsman  John- 
Uekry  Whitmore  Esq.,  only  son,  by  his  2nd  wife,  of 
William  Whitmore,  Esq.  of  Dudmaston,  and  grandson  of 
Charles  Whitmore  Esq.  of  Southampton,  who  was  4th  son 
of  William  Wliitmore.  Esq.  of  Apley,  whose  sister,  Anne. 
m.  Walter  Jones,  Esq.  of  Chastleton  {tee  Whitmors  of 
Aplet).  Mr.  Whitmore,  on  succeeding  to  that  proper^, 
assumed,  in  1828.  the  surname  and  arms  of  Jones.  He  n. 
1  Jan.  1821,  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Thomas  Clutton,  Esq.  of 
Pensax  Court,  oo  Worcester,  and  had  issue, 

I.  John- Arthur,  now  of  Chastletou. 

II.  William.  m.  Walter-Thomas,  1. 1831. 

IV.  Wolrycbe-Harry. 

I.  Haiy-Elizabeth.  il  Jennetta. 

ni.  Frances-Barbara,  m.  1855,  to  tUe  Rev.  Charles- Alsn 
Dickius. 
rv.  Joanna-Dorothea,  m.  1851,  to  th6  Rev.  Thomas  Harris. 

V.  Louisa-Qeorgiana.  vl  Elinor-Marian. 

Mr.  Whitmore-Jones,  who  was  a  magistrate  and  deputy- 
lieutenant,  d.  1858. 

w^mu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  lion,  rampant,  within 
a  border,  indenced,  or.  a  canton,  ermino ;  2nd  and  Sid.  vert, 
flretty,  or,  for  Wbitmorb. 

i^offo— Iiioorrupta  fides. 

&at— Chastleton  House,  Oxfordshire. 


JONES  OF  LARK  HILL. 

JoiTES,  Richard- Hetwood,  Esq.  of  Lark  Hill, 
West  Derby,  co.  Lancaster,  J. P.,  h.  20  Oct  1810 ;  to. 
11  Oct.  1836,  Mai^ret,  only  dau.  of  John  Harri-ou, 
Esq.  of  Ambleside,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Biohari>-Hetwood,  b.  28  July.  1853. 

I.  Catherine.  n.  Mary-YenetiA. 

m   Elisabeth. 

HintKflt* — ^Thomas  Jokes,  Esq..  captain  in  the  Merio- 
nethshire militia,  b.  in  1740.  eldest  son  of  John  Jimes,  by 
Marla-Margarett^  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  Sir 
Thomas  Longueville,  Bart,  (tee  family  of  LoNorETiiXB  or 
Prestattk),  m.  1st.  Miss  Jane  Jones,  by  whom  he  had  a 
son,  Thomas-Longueville  (see  LoNOorKViLLE  or  Prestattk)  ; 
and  :!ndly,  Anne  Lloyd,  by  whom  he  left  issue  (with  tao 
daus.,  Mrs.  Barker  and  Mrs.  Boydeli)  three  sons  (for  wh<nn. 
m«Lokoubvillb).    The  4th. 

Hugh  Jones.  Esq.  of  Lark  Hill.  West  Derby,  eo.  Lan- 
caster, b.  20  Sept.  1777;  m.  24  March,  1806.  EHsabeth  eldest 
dau.  of  Benjamin  Hey  wood,  Esq  of  Stanley  Hall  and 
Wakefield,  Yorkshire,  and  niece  to  Arthur  Heywood.  Esq. 
of  Lark  Hill,  by  which  lady  he  had  issue. 

Bicharo-Hetwood  his  heir. 

Be^jamin-Heywood,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  )».  Louisa,  dau.  of 
Hugh  Hornby,  Esq.  of  Liverpool 

Hugb-LongueviUe. 

Elizabeth- Anne,  m  to  Samuel  Bright,  Esq.,  5th  son  of  the 
late  Richard  Bright,  Eso.  of  Ham  Green,  liristol,  by 
8ar^,  daiL  of  Benjamin  Heywood,  Esq.  of  IJveipool. 

Anna-Maria,  m.  to  John  Pemberton  Heywood,  Esq.  of 
Norris  Green,  co.  Lancaster. 

Mary-BUen,  m.  to  Robertson  Gladstone,  Esq.  of  liverpooL 

Haniette,  ta.  to  Daniel  Neilron,  Esq.  of  Liverpool. 

Emma,  m.  in  1840,  to  the  Hon.  Richard  Denman,  Srd  son 
of  Lord  Denman. 
Mr.  Jones  «.  to  Lark  Hill  on  the  death  of  the  late  Arthur 
Heywood,  Esq.,  in  1837. 

Armi—Or,  a  lion,  rampant,  az.,  quartering  Lokoitxville. 
Creet — A  talbot's  head,  couped  at  the  shoulders,  gu.,  gorged 
with  a  collar,  dancett^  arg* 
Jfotto— Till  then  thus 
SaU—hiTk  Hill,  liverpooL 


JONES  OF  BEALANAMORE  AND  HEADFORT. 
Jones,  Walter,  Esq.  of  Bealaoaioore,  oo.  Dublin, 
of  Headfort,  co.  Leitrim,  and  of  Haylo  Place,  co. 
Kent,  col.  of  the  Leitrim  militia,  6.  29  Dec.  1754 ; 
m.  8  Oct.  1805,  Catherine-Penelope,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  the  Rev.  Lascelles  Lremonger,  vicar  of  Chatford, 
Hants,  by  Catharine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Chidley 
Moi^gan,  Esq.,  and  left  five  daus., 

I.  Maria -Sophia,  m.  1888,  to  Capt.  Henry-Shovel  Mar- 
sham,  R.N. 

II.  Catherine-Penelope. 

m.  Elizabeth-Martia,  m.  to  tho  Rev.  George  Marshaa 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQI, 


JON 


J  O  R 


(son  of  tike  Hon.  Dr.  Ifanham,  tmole  to  the  Earl  of 
RoraneyX  roctor  of  AUington  and  Haldoo,  in  Kent. 
rv.  Sophia.  ▼.  Anne. 

Colonel  JoiMe  was  formerly  represoDtatiye  in  par- 
liament for  Coleraine,  and  one  of  the  GoTemors  of 
the  oounty  of  Leitrim. 

SrtlUSge* — ^Brtait  Jonks,  Esq.  of  the  city  of  Dublin, 
Auditor  of  war,  deeoended  from  an  aneient  £unily  in  Walee, 
had  a  grant  of  lands  fhun  King  Jamis  I.  in  1022.  His 
great-grandson, 

Waltxb  Jomw,  Esq.  of  Headfort,  oo.  Leitrim.  m.  in  1722, 
OliYia,  only  dau.  and  co-heir  of  the  Hon.  Ohidlej  Coote,  of 
Coote  Hall,  oo.  Roscommon,  and  had  issue, 

Thbophii.U8»  his  heir. 

Ifai^garet,  6.  21  March,  1724 ;  in.  82  Haiefa,  17M,  to  Ghidligr 
Moiigan,  Esq. 

Catherine,  tn.  8  Jan.  1758,  to  8ir  Nicholas  Barry,  BarL 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  Edward  Crofton,  Esq. 

Ffaaoes,  m.  in  Oct  1700,  to  lieut-Oen.  Thomas  BUgh. 

The  only  son, 

Th«  Riobt  Hon,  Tbsophilus  Joxxs,  of  Headfort,  M.P. 
for  the  00.  of  Leitrim,  and  subsequently  for  the  borough  of 
Colerdne.  «».  1st,  29  March,  17M,  the  Lady  Catherine 
Beresford,  dau.  of  Marcus,  Earl  of  Tyrone,  and  widow  of 
Thomas  Christmas,  Esq.,  by  whom  (who  d.  in  March,  1703) 
be  had  issue, 
I.  Waltxr,  his  heir. 

n.  Theophilus,  of  Bolton  Bow,  London,  ytce-admiral  of 
the  Red.  6.  tn  Sept  1760;  (2.  vnm. 

ni.  Jamee,  of  Meriion  Square,  Dublin,  in  holy  orders, 
rector  of  Umey.  in  the  diocese  of  Deny,  m.  1st,  Lydia, 
dau.  of  Theobald  Wolfe,  and  had  by  her  (who  d.  in  1798) 
four  sons  and  two  daus.,  namely, 
1  Theophilus,  of  DabUn,  barrister -at -law,  assistant- 
barrister  of  the  CO.  Down. 

3  Theobald,  rear-admiral  R.N.,  of  Bovagh,  oo.  Deny, 
M.P.  for  00.  of  Londonderry,  b.  1790. 

8  James,  in  holy  orders. 

4  Walter,  of  Dublin,  m.  and  has  issue. 

1  Elizabeth.  8  Catherine,  d  WMa. 

The  Rev.  Jamee  Jonee  m.  2ndly,  1  Oct  1790^  Anne,  dan. 
of  Sir  Robert  Blackvrood,  Bart  (by  Doroas  his  wife. 
Baroness  Duflbrin  and  Clanboyne),  and  relict  of  the  Very 
B«T.  John  Ryder,  dean  of  Lismove,  son  of  John,  Arch- 
bishop of  Tuam.    Mr.  Jones  d.  in  1886,  and  was  buried 
at  Umey. 
The  Bifl^t  Hon.  Theophilus  Jones  m.  Sndly,  in  17<06,  Anne, 
dau.  of  GoL  Jehn  Murray,  sometime  M.P.  for  Monnghan 
(by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander  Caimes,  Bart., 
and  widow  of  Cadwallader,  Lord  Blnyney),  and  had  by  her 
one  eon,  Honry,  who  d,  young,  and  two  daus.,  Maria,  d. 
ttnm.,  and  Anne,  d.  in  inCuiey.    Mr.  Jones  d,  8  Dee.  1811. 

Armt—Qvi.,  two  lioccels,  rampant-guardant,  or,  armed 
and  langued,  az.,  on  a  quarter,  of  the  second,  a  fret,  of  the 
first 

CrM—A  talbot's  head,  oouped,  aig.,  langued  and  chained, 
go. 

JfeMo— DeiM  fortitodo  mea. 

8eaU   Headfort,  co.  lieitrim ;  and  Hayle  Place,  nc 
■tone. 


JONES  OF  LISSELAN. 

JomsB,  William-Bence,  Esq,  of  Lisselan,  co.  Cork, 
J.P.,  M.A^  barrister -at- law,  b.  5  Oct  1812;  m. 
6  July,  1843,  Caroline,  dau.  of  the  late  William  Dick- 
inson, Esq.  of  Ringswestou,  M.P.  for  Somersetshire, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  WiLUAM-FRAVCis-BKiroB,  5.  9  March.  18M. 

I.  CsTottne^ophia.  u.  Maiy-IiUas. 

m.  Philippa-Franoee. 

littf  aSt.— WxLUAM  Jons,  Esq.  of  Blackrock  and  dty 
of  Cork,  d.  28  Feb.  1881,  leaving  issue,  by  his  wife,  Eleanor 
Winthn^  a  son, 

WiLLLUf  JovBS.  Esq..  lieut -colonel  6th  dragoon-guards^ 
who  m.  Matilda,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  Benoe  Benee,  of  Thoring- 
ton  Hall,  Suffolk,  rector  of  Becoles ;  and  dying  6  Aug. 
1843,  left  issue, 

William-Benos,  now  of  Lisselan. 

Heniy-Bwioe,  M.D.,  of  Brook  Street  London,  m.  Lady 
Milltoent  Acheaon,  dan.  of  the  late  Bari  of  Oosfoid. 

Frederick-Pembroke,  m.  Emma,  dau.  of  W.  Delmar,  Esq. 
of  The  Elms,  Canterbury. 

S0(tf —lisselan,  oo.  Cork. 
68T 


JONES  OF  MONEYGLASS  HOUSE. 

Hamilton-Jones,  Thomas-Mobris,  Esq.  of  Money- 
glass  House,  CO.  Antrim,  J. P.,  h.  2  April,  1821. 
Mr.  Jones  has  served  as  high-sheriff  in  the  several 
counties  of  Armagh,  Antrim,  Down,  and  Ferma- 
nagh. 

%intKfit* — ^Tbomas-Mobris  Jokbb,  Esq.,  the  grsnd- 
flither  of  the  present  possessor  of  Moneyglasa,  m.  I^titia 
Hamilton,  and  by  her  had  issue  a  son, 

ExinuoK-MoiiRiB  Jons-HAMTLTOH,  Esq.  of  Moneyglasa, 
who  ia.  12  July,  1818,  Mabella,  dau.  of  —  Hill,  Esq.,  and 
by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  Licut.-CoL  Kennedy,  late  of  the 
18th  hussars)  had  issue. 

Thomas-Mobbis-Hamiltoh,  now  of  Moneyglass. 

John-Charlee-Hill-Morris,  b.  80  March,  1824,  capt  Mth 
regiment 

Mabella.  m.  to  Meredith  Chambre,  Esq.  of  Hawthorn  HUl, 
CO.  Arma^ 

Mr.  Jones-Hamilton  d.  81  March,  1881. 

^rsM— JoNBS  and  Hamilton,  quarterly. 
i8ea<— Moneyglass^  oo.  Antrim. 


JONES  OP  MULLINABRO*. 

JoNSS,  John-Hawtkt,  Esq.  of  Mullinabro',  co. 
Kilkenny,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in  1833,  b. 
23  Dec.  1803 ;  m.  Aug.  1840,  Annie,  dau.  of  William 
Milward,  Esq.  of  Waterford,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JOHN-HUMPHBT.  b.  20  Oct  1848. 

n.  William,  ft.  12  Match,  1840. 

m.  Henry,  b.  1»  April,  1861. 

nr.  Francis,  6.  18  April,  1854. 

I.  Marion-^uie.  n.  Annie-EUiea.  m.  Emily. 

HitltSS^. — ^Mr.  Jones's  grandfiither,  John  Jones,  Esq., 
who  m.  Rebecca,  dau.  of  Alderman  William  Morris,  of 
Waterford,  d.  Dec.  1788,  and  by  her  (who  d.  18A1)  left  issue 
aeon, 

HuMPHBT  JoNSS,  Bsq.  of  MuUinsbro',  who  m.  1st,  1190, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Rev.  Ralph  Hawtiy,  and  l^  her  had  issue, 

John-Hawtry,  d,  Sept.  1808. 

John-Hawtrt,  now  of  Mullinabro'. 

Ralph-Hawtry,  d,  25  Jan.  1817. 

Humphry,  d.  unrn.  Nov.  1825. 

Sarah,  m.  Sept  1812,  to  Mdor  Oliver-Cuffe  Jackson. 

Rebecca,  n.  Jan.  1822.  to  William-Heniy  Gabbett  Esq. 

Marianne,  m.  Nov.  1826,  to  Dr.  Oeoige  Ormsby. 

Ellen,  d.  Jan.  1896.  Aime-Charlotte. 

Mr.  Humphry  Jones  m.  2ndly,  1811,  Lucy,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Newport  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Samuel-Humphry.  Mannaduke,  d.  186S. 

Lucy-Jane. 

<6(ea^--MuUinabro',  oo.  Kilkenny. 


JORDAN  OP  PIGEONSPORD. 

Jordan,  Georoe-Bowen-Jordan,  Esq.  of  Pigeons- 
ford,  CO.  Cardigan,  and  Dumpledale,  co.  Pembroke, 
J.P.  and  D!L.,  high  sheriff  of  Cardiganshu^  in  1836, 
b.  6  Sept  1806 ;  m.  31  July,  1831,  Ellen,  3rd  dau.  of 
Sir  John  Owen,  Bart  of  Orielton,  co.  Pembroke,  and 
by  her  (who  4.12  Nov.  1856)  has  had  issue, 

I.  a«>Ban.PRiOB,  b.  8  April.  1886 ;  d.  8  May,  1860. 

ji.  Barrett-Prioe.  6.  8  April,  1842. 

I.  EUen-Evelyn-Elizabeth. 

n.  Elisabeth-Maria.  m.  Angelina 

This  gentleman,  whose  patronymic  was  Price,  took 
tiie  tiame  of  Jordan  under  the  will  of  the  Bev. 
John  Jordan,  of  Dumpledale,  oo.  Pembroke. 

SritlCAS^* — The  family  of  Jordan  is  of  Anglo-Norman 
origin.  The  first  settler  in  Wales  was  Jordan  de  Canting- 
ton,  one  of  the  companions  of  Martin  de  Tours,  in  his 
conquest  of  Kemmes,  temp.  Wtluam  I.  At  the  dose  of  the 
14th,  or  beginning  of  the  15th,  century,  Lsonaiu)  Joedan 
tn.  the  heiress  of  Dumpledale,  and  thus  acquired  that 
estate;  the  Jordons  were  thenceforth  widely  sproad  over 
the  CO.  of  Pembroke,  but  are  now  extinct  in  the  male  Une. 

Obobob  Prios.  Esq.  of  Pigeonsford,  co.  Cardigan,  captain 
in  the  army,  and  colonel  of  the  Coimty  Local  Militia  (son 
of  David  Prioe,  Esq.  of  Penyg^raig,  co.  Cardigan,  by  Doro- 
thea his  wife,  only  dau.  of  James  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Llwyn- 
2  T 


JUS 

gwadr,  CO.  Pembroke,  and  gnndson  d  John  Priee,  Biq.,  by 
Bridgei,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Lewis  Parry,  Ski.  at  Cwy- 
meynon,  co.  CkrdigaDX  «.  1806.  EUsibeUi,  ektot  dan.  and 
co-heir  of  BARBnr-Boim  Jokdajt.  Eaq.  of  NeesUm,  wfaoae 
mother  was  one  of  the  co-heireases  of  WiUiam  Bowen,  Eaq. 
of  HaTerfordweat,  by  one  of  the  co^eireaaea  of  WiUiam 
Fowler.  Eaq.  of  Bobeatoo  Hall,  and  left  at  hia  decease  an 
only  aorrrving  eon,  the  pieaeni  GB(n(»-Bowm-4oBi»AV 
JoKDAM,  Eaq.  of  Pfgeonaford. 

.iraa-On.,  a  Hon,  nmpant,  between  eig^  croaa-eroaaMa, 
fttchte,  or.  a  chld^  of  the  aecond. 

&ato->FigeoiMtod,  oo.  Cardigan;  Dnmpledal^  eo.  Vmnr 
broke; 


JOYCE  OF  MERVUE. 

JoTCB,  Pierce,  Esq.  of  Merme,  oo.  Galwny,  J.P., 
(.  17  Ootw  1809;  m.  12  Jan.  1842,  Jane-Mary,  eldest 
dan.  of  FranciB  Blake,  Esq.  of  Gregg  Caa^e,  oo. 
Oalway,  and  has  issue, 

I.  PmOB,  n.  Walter. 

m.  Franda.  nr.  John. 

I.  Geoigina.  n.  Helena. 

lilUaSe.—Tbe  bUe  WAi;nEa  Jotos,  Eeq.  of  Merme,* 
J.P.  (eon  of  Fierce  Joyce,  Esq.,  by  Fanny  Kdly  hia  wifo, 
and  gnndaon,  by  hia  wife,  Maiy  Etward,  of  BalHnagar,  of 
Walter  Joyce,  aon  of  John  Joyce,  and  EUxa  Lyndi  hia  wife), 
waa  b.  in  1780,  and  m.  in  1800^  Helen  Appleyard,  by  whom 
hehadiaane, 

I.  WALTia,  m.  18S0,  Chiiatina  Kelly,  and  d.  ».  p. 
n.  PiKBca,  now  of  Menme. 
m.  THOMAS-AprLBTABO,  now  of  Rahaaane  Parte 
I.  Helen,  m.  1885,  to  Charieal^yndi,  Eaq. 
n.  Chriatina. 

m.  EUza,  ai.  1883,  Comelioa^.  (VKeOy,  Eaq.,  and  ia  dead. 
IT.  Theraaa,  ai.  1888,  Ambrose  O'Kelly,  Eaq.,  and  ia  dead. 
T.  Maiy-Alqyaia,  deoeaaed. 
Mr.  Joyce  d.  4  July,  18S8. 

Jf o«o— More  ant  honorabOia  vita. 
AaU^Merme^  co.  Oalway. 


JOYCE  OF  RAHASANR 

JoTOE,  Thomas  -  Applbtard,  Esq.  of  Rahasane 
Park,  CO.  Oalway,  J.P.,  highHsheriflF  1852,  6.  18  Jane, 
1819;  m.  Julia-Frances,  only  child  of  Major  Bis- 
shopp,  K.H.,  by  Jtilia  bis  wife,  daiL  of  William 
Talbot^  Esq.  of  CasUe  Talbot,  co.  Wexford,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Wiuiam-Walteb.  h.  26  Feb.  1840. 

0.  Thomaa-Appleyard,  b.  32  Joly,  1848. 
m.  Frederick-Talbot,  b.  S  Jan.  1860. 
IT.  Arthur-Edward,  b.  7  May.  1861. 

1.  BHaabeth.  n.  Julia.  m.  Agnaa. 

Mr.  Thomas  Joyce,  of  Rahasane,  is  3rd  son  of  the 
late  Waxteb  Joyce,  Esq.  of  Merrue. 

fiMt— Bahaaane  Park,  oo.  Oalway. 


JUSTICE  OF  HINSTOCK. 

JusncE,  Henrt,  Esq.  of  Hinstock,  co.  Salop,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  b.  28  Nov.  1790;  m.  26  Oct.  1839,  Louisa- 
Anne,  dau.  of  Alexander  Radford,  Esq.,  and  has 
issue, 

FBXUF-WnJlAK. 

Looiaa. 
Mr.  Justice  served  as  high-sheriff  in  1842.  He  is 
son  of  Philip  Justice,  Esq.,  and  Judith  Rottor  his 
wife,  and  grandson,  by  Avis  his  wife,  of  Philip  Jus- 
tice, Esq.,  only  son  of  William  Justice  and  B^trice 
his  wife.  Mr.  Justice  has  four  brothers  and  two 
BiBters,  viz.,  Philip,  Robert,  William,  and  John; 
Elizabeth,  and  Caroline. 

Cnaie— A  fidoon. 
IfoCto-Justitin  aoror  (idea. 
Aol— Hinatock,  co.  Salop. 


•  The  late  Walter  Joyce,  Eaq.  of  Merme,  had  one  sister, 
Jan^  m,  1787,  to  Jamea  Blako,  Esq.  of  Crogg  Caatle. 
688 


KAY 

KAVANAGH  OF  BORRia 

Kayahaoh,  AjtTHUS-MAcMo^rGH,  Esq.  of  6or- 
tis  House,  CO.  Cariow,  J  J^.,  higfa-dieriff  of  co.  Kil- 
kenny in  1856,  6.  25  Mat^  1831 ;  m.  15  Mmn^ 
1855,  Frances-Mary,  only  surviving  dan.  of  the  Bev. 
Joseph-Forde  Leathley,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

WAma-MAcMuBaocoB,  6. 14  Jan.  18SC 

ItneXffe.— In  aacleDt  tiaaea  the  aBcaaton  «r  tlria 
eminani  hooaaware  moaarehs  of  all  IrBfaad,  and  aa  the 
period  of  the  invaaian  of  that  coontiy  by  HxaKT  H^  w«i« 
Kinga  of  Leinater.  Tba  fiunHy  bora  the  ubm  of  MacXcv- 
aooofl;  in  1171,  that  of  CAOtiSAJiACH,  or  Kavaxaoa,  waa 
giyen  to  DooeU,  aon  of  I>ennot  MacMonoqgh,  and  tram 
him  waa  oontimaed  to  hia  deaoendanta  Datnot  MmMot- 
Tongh^  dan..  Era,  a&.  Strongfaaw,  taxi  of  Fanbroke.  In 
the  reign  of  PmLir  and  Makt.  CAHia  Mac  Art  Kavaxaob, 
waa  created  Baron  of  BaUyane  for  lifis.  He  at.  Ahea  dao. 
of  the  Earl  of  Kildara^  k»nl-lieatenaDt  of  Irebad,  fay  Eli»- 
both  Gray  hia  wife,  don.  of  the  Maiqoeaa  of  Donate  and  4. 
before  1555,  baring  had  three  aona,  Muzroogli,  d.  s.  p.; 
Dermot,  alao  d.  «.  p.;  and  BavAV  Kavasagh,  who 4. betea 
1572.  leaTing,  hj  EUnor  hia  wilie,  dan.  of  Oeocga  Byrne.  «f 
Boeetea,  a  aon,  MoaoAir  Kavajuuzh.  of  Borria  wiio  d,  ia 
16S6,  leaving  a  aon.  Brtav  Kavavaob.  of  Bovxia.  who  m. 
Elinor,  dan.  of  8b'  Thomaa  Colclougfa,  Knt.  of  Tintern 
Abbey,  and  d.  in  IMt.  kaving  a  aon,  Moboav  Ka vavaob. 
of  Bonis,  who  m.  Maiy.  dao.  of  John  Walah,  Baq.  of  Pm- 
town,  and  waa  fiOher  of  Moboaji  Kavamaoh,  of  BoRteii 
who  m.  Francea.  dau.  of  8ir  Laoranoe  Eamonda,  Bart.,  and 
had  iaaoe,  Brtav,  hia  hair;  Henxy.  d.  in  1741 ;  and  Cbarka^ 
genecal  in  the  Anatrian  aervioe,  and  goremor  of  Pr^w ; 
and  Mary.    The  eldeat  aon, 

Bbtav  Kavahaoh,  Eaq.  of  Borria.  ai.  Maiy,  dan.  of 
Thomaa  Bntler,  Eaq.  of  Kikaah,  and  dying  in  1741.  left, 
with  Nix  dana.,  of  whom  the  eldeat,  Margaret,  m.  BidMid 
Oalway,  Baq.,  a  aon. 

Thomas  Kavahaoh,  Eaq.  of  Boixia,  who  at.  in  1755,  Lmij 
Susanna  Butler,  aiater  of  the  Eari  of  Onnonde,  and  d,  m 
1790,  having  had  iaane, 

Walter,  who.d.  <.  j>.  in  1818. 

Brian,  d,».p. 

Moigan.  fli.  in  17^  Alicia,  onlrehOd  of  MldMMl  Oiaea, 
Baq.  of  OraoeOeld,  in  the  Qneen^s  County,  and  d.t.p  19H. 

Thomas,  of  whom  preaently. 

Helena,  ai.  to  Jamea  Arclibold,  Baq.  of  Davidstown. 

Maxy,  m,  to  Gooxga  Butler,  Eaq.  of  BaUyr^igat. 

Honoxa. 
The  4th  aon.  and  eventual  inheritor, 

Thomas  Kavahaoh,  Eaq.  of  Borria  Houae,  b.  10  Maich, 
1767,  M.P.  for  the  city  of  Kilkenny  in  the  laat  Iriah  pariia- 
ment,  and  aubaequently  repreaentativa  for  the  oo.  of 
Oariow  in  the  laat  two  pariiamenta  of  Gbobgk  IY.  and  let 
of  WnxiAM  IV.,  ai.  lat,  24  March.  17W,  Lady  gK^^K^Jt 
Butler,  dau.  of  John,  Eari  of  Ormonde,  and  by  her,  vfho  d. 
in  1S22,  had  iaaue,  a  son,  Walter,  who  d.  1836,  and  nine 
daua.,  of  whom  aix  d.  «ma.,  the  other  three  waire,  Anne, 
who  «».  Henry  Bruen,  Baq.  of  Oak  Pazk.  co.  Cariow,  aitd  d. 
18S0;  Susanna,  m.  to  Mi^or  Doyne;  and  Grace,  who  «. 
John-At.  George  Deane,  Eaq.  of  Berkeley  Foroat,  co.  Wex- 
ford, and  d.$,p.  Mr.  Kavanagfa  m.  2ndly,  S3  Feb.  1829, 
lady  Harriet-Margaret  Le  Poor  Trench,  dan.  of  Rfehazd, 
Eari  of  Clancarty,  and  by  her  had  iaaue, 

Thomas,  his  auooeasor,  of  Borria  Houae^  d.  wim.  in  Am- 
tralia,  March,  1852 

Chablbb,  of  Borria,  b.  28  Jan.  1829;  d.  nmm.  Feb.  1853^ 

Abthub,  now  of  Borria. 

Harriet-Margaret,  m,  to  Capt.  W.  A.  Middleton,  B.A. 
Mr.  Kavanagfa  d,  20  Jan.  1887. 

^r8i»— Axg.,  a  lion,  paaaint,  go.,  in  baae  two  craaoent^  of 
the  laat. 

(^vrt— lasuant  between  the  horns  of  a  crescent,  gu.,  a 
garb,  or. 

iSta^— Borris  Houses  co.  Garlow. 


KAY  OF  MANNmOHAM. 

Li8Ter-Kat,  JohK)  Eaq.  of  Manningham  HaU,  oo. 
Tcrk,  6. 17  Dec  1810;  «.  his  father  24  Nov.  1853; 
m.  and  has  issue.  This  gentleman  assumed  the 
surname  of  Libtbb-Kat  on  suooeeding  to  the  family 
estates. 

%itUKQt» — ^Thia  fomily  and  that  of  Sia  BoBBBT-Hnav 
CuKurrs,  Bart  of  Liverpool,  derive  fhun  a  common 
ancestor. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQIC 


K  E  A 

John  Cumliffi;  Beq.  of  Fairfield  Hall,  AdcUngbam,  b.  in 
1748p  was  eldest  son  of  Ellis  Cunliffe,  Esq.  of  Ilkley  and 
HigU  House,  Addingham  (by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dam  of 
the  Ber.  Thomas  Lister,  uncle  of  Samuel  Lister,  Esq.  of 
Kanningham),  and  grandson  of  Nicholas  Cunliffe,  Esq.  of 
WhycoUy,  co.  Lancaster,  who  went  to  reside  at  Ilkley  in 
1096.  He  m.  22  Not.  1772,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  the  Bev. 
William  Thompson,  rector  of  Addingham,  and  d.  in  1818, 
having  had  by  her.  who  d.  IS  June,  1834, 

TRf.Tfia^  of  VftfiTiingTiftyn  and  Fairfield  Hall. 

WUliam,  of  Fairfield  Hall,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  d.  a.  p. 

John,  d.  young. 

Thomas-Iister-Thompson. 

HaTy,  m.  to  the  Rev  John  Coates,  rector  of  Addingham. 

Eliza,  m,  to  Richard  Parr,  of  Alffarkiric 

Harriott,  m.  to  John  EUis,  Esq.  o?  High  House,  Addingham. 

Phoebe,  m.  to  John  Onthwait,  of  Loudon. 

B<^hia,  f».  to  John  Pickersgill,  Esq.  of  Tavistock-square. 
Tlie  eldest  son, 

Blu8  CuznjrFB-LisTBR-KAT,  Esq.  of  Kanningham  and 
V^sdrfidd  HaU.  oo.  Toxk,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  Bradford, 
6.  18  May.  1774;  m.  let,  in  1794,  his  cousin,  Bulh  Myers, 
ntoce  and  heiress  of  Samuel  Lister,  Esq.  of  Mouningham, 
and  2ndly,  in  Feb.  1809.  Mary,  only  child  of  William  Kay, 
Esq.  of  Haram  Gnmge  and  Cottingham,  near  Hull,  and  by 
the  latter  only  had  issue, 

William,   barrister-at-law,   late    M.P.   for   Bradford,    h. 
18  Dec.  1809:  d.  12  Aug.  1841. 

JoHV,  now  of  Manningham  HalL 

EUis,  6.  hi  1818,  d.  in  1688. 

Samuel,  b.  in  1815. 

Thomas-Thompson,  b.  in  1821. 

Mary.  m.  to  Joshua  Ingham.  Esq.  of  Blake  HalL 

Harriotte.  m.  to  —  Esdaile,  Esq. 

Ann&  m,  12  Oct.  1847,  to  the  Hon.  Riohard-OUbert  Talbot 

Elizabeth-Emily. 
Mr.  Cunlii!l»-Lister-Kay  m.  Srdly,  11  Nov.  1844,  Hon.  Eliza- 
beth Talbot,  widow  of  Oeoige  Mellefont.  Esq.,  and  dau.  of 
the  late  Baroness  Talbot  de  Malahide,  and  d.  24  Nov.  1868. 

J mu— Quarterly:  Kay.  Listsb,  and  Cukliits. 

Cre$ii—Ot  Kat,  a  griffln*s  head,  collared;  of  Listkb,  a 
■tag's  head,  ppr.;  of  CrTNurFB,  a  gr^hound,  sc)}ant,  aig., 
oollared,  sa. 

ATotto— Fidem  parit  intesnitas. 

— Ma"'"k>g*M\"^  aod  Fairfield  Hall,  Addingham. 


KEANE  OF  BEECH  PARK. 

Keane,  Marcus,  Esq.  of  Beech  Park,  co.  Clare, 
J.P.,  b.  7 Feb.  1816;  m.  9 Nov.  1847,  Louisalsabella, 
dau.  of  Nicholas  Westby,  Esq.  and  the  Honourable 
Mrs.  Westby,  of  York  Gate,  Regent's  Park,  London, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  Pebck7al-Williax,  b.  12  Sept.  1843. 

n.  Bobert-Charles-Oeoige,  6.  6  Not.  1851. 

in.  Marcus-Thomas-Frands,  b.  80  July.  1854. 

I.  Jane-Maiy.  n.  Louisa-Caroline. 

%intB,flt* — OwEH  Kkanb.  Esq.  the  head  of  this  branch 
of  the  Keane  family,  came  from  the  oo.  of  Londonderry,  and 
settled  at  Ballyvoe.  near  Ennis.  about  the  middle  of  the  17th 
century.  He  m.  Judith,  a  dau.  of  Sir  Eobert  Shaw,  of  Oal- 
way,  and  had  one  son,  Bobsbt  Kkans,  6. 1600.  This  Bobert 
m.  circa  1780,  Mary,  dau.  of  Robin  Keane.  of  Boss,  in  the  co. 
Clare,  and  had  three  sons,  Bobert.  whose  sons  d.  ».  p.; 
Charles,  of  whom  we  treat;  and  Patrick,  who  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  Bobert  Crowe.  Esq.  of  Ennis.    The  2nd  son, 

Chaslbs  Kbakb,  Esq.  of  Corbally.  co.  Clare,  m.  1766, 
Aune,  dau.  of  Bobert  Harding,  Esq.  of  Limerick,  and,  dying 
in  1802.  left  (with  two  daus.,  Maiy,  m.  to  Bobert  Creagh, 
Esq.  of  Dangan.  and  Anne,  m.  to  William  Power,  Esq.)  two 
sons,  Charucs  KEAinE,  major  royal  art.,  who  d,  in  the  West 
Indies,  in  1812,  without  issue,  and 

Bobsbt  Kbakb,  Esq.  of  Beech  Park,  J.P.,  b.  1774,  m.  Doe. 

1799,  Jane,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-heirees  of  Thomas  Delahunty, 

Esq.  of  Crasheen,  and  by  her  (who  d.  Feb.  1842)  had  issue, 

L  Charles.  M.D.,  m.  1882,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Andrew-James 

Watson,  Esq.,  and  d.  vitdpatritt  t.  p.  1ft  Aug.  after.    His 

widow  m.  2ndly,  George  £lli&  Esq..  M.D.,  of  Dublin. 

n.  Fbanois-Nathanibl,  of  Hermitage,  near  Ennis,  J.P., 

6.  Oct.  1808;  m.  July.  1827,  Hannaih-Mariik  dau.  of  Sir 

Christopher  Marrett,  Knt.  of  Limerick,  and  has  issue,  1 

Christopher-Marrett ;   2  Charles;   8  Francis-Biuix>n ;   4 

Wniiam-Henry;   1  Hannah-Maria;  2  Jane;  8  Sarah;  4 


m.  Tboroas,  of  Kllballyowen,  ca  Clare.  J. P.,  m.  Anne, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Crowe.  Esq.  of  The  Abbey,  Ennis. 
iv.  CHlea,  major  86th  regt. 
T   Bobert.  of  Dublin,  m.  Mary- Anne,  dan.  of  John  Code^ 


Esq..  and  has  three  daus. 
VI.  Mai 


BCU8.  now  of  Beech  Park. 
6S0 


K  £  I 

yn.  William,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Whitby,  Torkshiiv^ 
m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  John  Fryer  Thomas^  Esq., 
member  of  council  at  Madras,  and  has  two  sons, 
1  John-Thomas.  2  Bobert-Charlea. 

vui.  Heniy. 

I.  Anne,  m.  to  Thomas  Filldngton,  Esq.  of  Wateipark, 
Ennis. 

u.  Susanna,  m.  Armaud  Dubourdieu.  Esq. 

in.  Maria,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Charles  Word,  vicar  of  Kilmaley. 

IV.  Jane,  m.  to  John  Butherford,  Esq.  of  Eingsborough, 
Parsonstown. 

y.  Charlotte. 

.^rm»— Quarteriy :  go.  and  or,  in  the  first  and  fourth  quar- 
ters, a  salmon  naiant>  aig. ;  in  the  second  and  thhrd  quarters 
a  tree,  vert. 

Orai—A  wild  cat>  rampt.  guardant,  ppr..  gouged  with  an 
antique  Irish  crown,  or,  and  charged  on  the  Moulder  with  a 
trefoil,  vert 

Jfofto— Felis  demukta  mitis. 

filaat— Beech  Park,  Ennis. 


KECK  OF  STAUGHTGN  GRANGE. 
Legh-Keok,  Gboroe-Anthony,  Esq.  of  Staughton 
Grange,  co.  Leicester,  and  Bank  Hall,  co.  Lancaster, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  M.P.  for  Leicestershire,  and 
lieut.-coL  comm.  of  the  Leicestershire  regiment  of 
yeomaniy ;  m.  1802,  Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  Robert- 
Yemon  Atherton,  Esq.  of  Atherton,  co.  Lancaster, 
but  by  her  (who  d.  in  1887)  had  no  issue. 

%ilXtHQt,  —  Anthoky  Keck,  Esq.,  nephew  of  Sir 
Anthony  Keck,  and  cousin  and  devisee  of  Francis  Keck,  d. 
23  Nov.  1736,  leaving  a  dau..  Martha,  who  m.  David  James, 
Esq.,  and  by  him,  who  d.  8  Jan.  1746,  left  at  her  decease, 
a  son, 

ANTHOirr  James  (deviflee  of  his  grandfather),  who 
assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of  Keck  in  1737.  By  Ann 
Busby  his  Ist  wifs,  who  became  eventually  an  heiress  in 
right  of  her  mother,  one  of  the  daus.  of  Sir  Henry  Boau- 
mont,  Bart.,  and  was  buried  at  Staughton,  17  Feb.  1765,  he 
left  at  his  decease,  80  April,  1786,  a  son, 

Akthonv-Jaxes  Kbck,  Esq.  of  Staughton  Grange,  co. 
Leicester,  sometime  M.P.  for  Newton,  who  m.  18  July, 
1765,  Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Pbtcr  Leoh,  Esq. 
of  Lyme,  in  Cheshire,  by  Martha  his  wife,  only  dau.  and 
heir  of  Thomas  Bennett,  Esq.  of  Salthrop,  Wilts,  and  by 
her,  who  m.  2ndly,  William-Bathurst  Pye,  Esq.,  had  a  dau.,. 
Elizabeth- Ann,  m.  to  Thomas  Galley.  Esq.  of  Burderop,  co. 
Wilts,  and  two  sons,  Pskbs-AmthoM t  and  Gboboe-Anthoxt 
Leoh.    The  former, 

Peers-Anthony  Ksor,  Esq.  of  Staughton  Grange  and 
Bank  Hall,  d.  unm ,  IS  March,  1797.  and  was  «.  by  his 
brother,  Gborgb- Anthony  Lsoh-Keck,  Esq. 

.^TOU— Sa.,  a  bend,  enn.,  between  two  oottises,  flofy, 
counterfloiy,  or. 

Crett — Out  of  a  mural  crown,  a  maiden's  head,  erm.,  purfled, 
or,  her  hair  dlsheveUed.  of  the  same,  and  flotant,  adorned 
with  a  chaplet.  vert,  and  garnished  with  roses,  ppr. 

Motto — En  Dieu  est  ma  foy. 

Seote— Staughton  Orange  and  Bank  HaU. 

KEIR  OF  KINMOUTH. 

Small -Kbir,  Patrick,  Esq.  of  Kinmouth,  co. 
Pefth,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  an  advocate  at  the  Scotch  bar, 
6.  31  Dec.  1782;  m,  7  Aug.  1807,  Jane,  dau.  of  John 
Stewart,  Esq.  of  East  Craigs,  co.  Linlithgow,  2nd 
son   of  Robert  Stewart^  of  Binny,  and  had  issue 
surviving,  one  son, 
Pat&iok.  b.  0  May,  1810,  who  m.  36  April,  1836,  Amelia- 
Balfour,  dau.  of  Sir  Niel  Mensies,  Bart.,  and  has  issue 
a  son,  Willinm-Augustus,  and  two  daus.,  Catharine- 
Menziea,  and  Jane-Amelia. 

9,intSifit, — ^William  Small,  Esq.  of  Klndrogan  (son  of 
William  Small,  of  Klndrogan,  by  Agnes  his  wife,  dau.  of 
James  Stewart,  Esq.  of  Urrard,  and  grandson  of  William 
Small,  of  Kindxt)gan,  by  Isabel  Farqnharson  his  wiflsX  m.  In 
1776,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Waltkb  Kkib,  Esq.  of  Baloaim,  co. 
Perth,  and  by  her  had  a  son,  Patrick  Small-Kkib,  Esq.  of 
Klndrogan. 

Jrau—Tw  fesse.  wavy,  gu.  and  arg-.  a  lion,  passant,  sa., 
pierced  with  a  dagger,  in  bend,  ppr.,  entering  at  the  shoulder, 
hilted,  or,  for  Small:  ai^-*  ft  cross,  eng.,  sa.,  between  four 
ro0e8,gu.,forKBiB. 

Cresl9—A  branch  of  palm,  pinr.,  erect,  for  Small  ;  a  hand, 
holding  a  sword,  in  pale,  ppr.,  for  Kbib. 

Ifottoe*— BaUoue  non  inL,  for  Small;  Alteram  non  liDdere, 
for  Kkib. 

&ai— Klndrogan,  co.  Perth. 
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KEKEWICH  OF  PEAMORE. 

EsKEWicH,  Samtjel-Tbehawke,  Esq.  of  Peamore, 
CO.  Devon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-«heriflf  1884,  and  M.P. 
for  Exeter  from  1826  to  1880;  b.  81  Oct.  1796;  m. 
Itt,  8  April,  1820,  Agatha-Mana-Sophia,  4th  dan.  of 
John  Langston,  Esq.  of  Sareden,  co.  Oxford,  and 
titter  of  James-Haug^ton  Langston,  Esq.,  M.P.  for 
Oxford  city,  and  by  her  had  issue, 
1.  Tkkoawmm,  b.  28  Jan.  1828,  who  is  numri^d. 
n.  Arthur,  f«Uow  of  IzMer  CoU«ge,  Oxford,  b.  20  July, 

1882. 
ra.  Lewis,  20th  regt,  b.  8  Sept.  1880,  was  at  Alma,  Bala- 
clava, and  Inksnnan;  was  wounded  at  TnVerman,  and 
died  at  Cotfti,  16  Feb.  1865. 

I.  Henrietta,  m,  to  Henry  Ley,  Esq.,  Jun.,  Clerk  of  the 
House  of  Ckmunons. 

II.  Agatha,  m.  to  Henry-Hall  Dare,  Esq.,  28rd  fustliers. 
in.  Elizaboth,  m.  to  Balph-Ludlow  Lopes,  Beq.,  2nd  son 

of  Sir  Ralph  Lopes,  Bart.,  late  M.P.  for  South  Devon. 
IT.  Julia-Franoes,  m.  to  James-Thomas  Edge,  Esq    of 
Stretty  Hall,  Notts. 
He  m.  2ndly,  9  June,  1840,  Louisa,  dau.  of  Lewis- 
William  Buck,  Esq.  of  Moreton,  co.  Devon,  M.P., 
and  by  her  has, 
I.  Oeoige-William,  b.  1  April,  1841. 

Emma.  ii.  Louisa.  m.  Anna-Maude. 

%lntKit, — This  family,  originslly  of  Lancashire,  settled 
about  the  middle  of  the  16th  century  in  Cornwall,  in  con- 
soquenoe  of  a  marriage  with  the  heiress  of  Talvame. 

Okorob  Kekxwich,  resident  at  CatchArench,  at  the  time 
of  Carew,  rebuilt  the  mansion  )n  the  castellated  style;  the 
stately  embiU^tled  entrance,  and  some  other  parts  of  which 
are  still  standing,  and  beu:  the  words,  '*  George  Kekewich, 
1580,  **  cut  in  stone.  The  manor  of  CatohArenoh  continued 
in  the  Kekewich  flunily  xmtil  the  time  of  Coarlks  II., 
when  it  was  sold  by  John  Kekewich,  Esq.,  to  Hugh  Bos- 
cawen,  Esq.  of  Txegothnan.  In  the  same  reign  Peter 
Kekewich,  Esq.,  possessed  the  manor  of  Trehawke;  and 
Samuel  Kekewich,  Esq.,  was  seated  at  Polmartin;  sub- 
sequently the  representatives  of  the  fiunlly  were  resident 
at  Hall,  near  Fowey.  The  great-grandfather  of  the  pivsent 
head  of  the  house, 

Pbndjlrvis  Kbkkwiob,  Esq.,  m.  Mary  Hills,  and  had 
(besides  two  daus.)  one  son, 

William  Kkkcwioh,  Esq.,  who  m.  Susanna  Johnstone, 
and  had  thirteen  children ;  of  whom,  the  eldest,  Bamttxl, 
was  his  heir;  of  the  others,  Charles,  in  holy  orders,  was  of 
Lymmouth,  oo.  Devon ;  and  George,  for  many  years  Judge 
at  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.    The  eldest  son, 

Samdil  Kxkkwicb.  Esq.  of  Peamore,  m.  Salome,  dau.  of 
George  Sweet,  Esq.  of  Tiverton,  co.  Devon,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  29  March,  1844)  hod  a  son.  Samubl-Trehawkb,  now  of 
Peamore;  and  one  sister,  Salome,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas-William 
Blomefield,  Bart.    Mr.  Kekewich  d.  26  Aug.  1822. 

.^rNW— Arg.,  two  lions,  passant,  in  bend,  aa.,  between  two 
cottises,  gu. 
Orett — A  leopard's  head  and  neck,  aflhmt^ 
Afotto — Fructus  virtutis. 
Aol— Peamore,  near  Exeter. 


KELHAM  OF  BLEASBY  HALL. 

KsLHAii,  Robert-Kelham,  Esq.  of  Bleasby  Hall, 
ca  Notts,  and  Qreat  Gonerby,  BilliDgborough,  and 
Allington,  oo.  Lincoln,  J.P.,  b.  26  Sept.  1787;  j». 
Ist,  Oct  1812,  Dorothea,  only  child  and  heir  of 
John  Phillips,  Esq.  of  The  Homewood  and  Willaads, 
00.  Surrey,  and  has  issue, 

I.  BOBXRT,  6. 12  July,  1818. 

u.  Marmaduke.  b.  27  July,  1814;  m.  17  Dec  1846.  Julia- 
Ann,  dau.  of  Robert  Christie,  Esq.,  and  d.  28  Feb.  1862, 
leaving  issue, 

1  Marmaduke-Langdale.  b.  12  Oct  1847. 

2  Robert-MaunseU.  b.  21  Oct  1849. 
8  Henry-PhiUipe,  b.  24  July.  1851. 

m.  Augustus,  b.  14  Nov.  1819;  m.  4  July,  1860,  Susan- 
Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  Samuel  Aiderssy,  Esq.  of  Aldeney 
Hall,  Cheshire,  and  has  issue, 
1  Hugh-Aldersey-lAngdale^  6.  24  Aug.  1862. 
1  Lucy-Avioe-Maud. 
IV.  Phillips,  6.  21  Oct  1824,  m.  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  B.  T. 
OrifBth,  of  Bangor,  Esq. 
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T.  Henry,  6.  24  Sept.  1828,  a  lient  RH.,  served  in  the 
ChinaWar  in  1842,  on  board  H.M.  ship  "^Klenmoo;" 
m.  7  Sept.  1852,  Fanny-Ooldie,  youngest  dau.  of  James 
Hall,  Esq.,  M.D..  RN.,  and  d.  of  the  yellow  ftrvcr,  at 
Grand  Quay,  Turk's  Island,  West  Indies,  38  Oet  1852. 
Heniy-Bobert  Cposthumous),  6.  21  June,  18531 
I.  Arice,  m.  »  Sept  1852,  the  Bev.  William  Mocsan,  MJL, 

of  Llandegai,  co.  Carnarvon,  and  has  issoe. 
n.  Jaoe,  m.  T.-B.  Sands,  Esq.  of  liverpool,  and  has  Ssbosl 
m.  Arabella. 
This  gentleman,  whose  paternal  name  is  Lafobalb, 
assumed  by  act  of  parliament^  in  1812,  the  surname 
of  Keuslam  only,  and  the  arms  of  KeUiam,  in  oom- 
plianoe  with  the  will  of  his  maternal  unole,  Robert 
Kelham,  Esq.,  dated  29  Aug.  1808. 

HCtl^Afff  • — ^The  Kelhsms  descend  from  a  jcnshger  fanndh 
of  an  andent  family  which  was  Teiy  early  seated  at  Kelham, 
near  Newark-upon-Trent,  oo.  Nottingham,  and  bora  lor 
arms,  "  As.,  three  covered  cups,  or,**  allusive  to  the  office 
they  filled,  of  cup-bearer  to  Allan,  1st  Eaii  of  RirJimonri, 
son-in-law  of  Wxllum  the  Conqueror. 

Thomas  Kkijtam,  Esq.  of  Great  Qoneiby,  son  and  heir 
of  Robert  Kelham,  Esq.  of  Great  Gonerby,  and  the  lineal 
descendant  of  Richard  Kelum,  of  Allington,  oo.  Tjnnohi. 
living  1428,  b,  IS  Sept.  1638,  in.  Macy  Lee.  of  Woodbonx^i. 
Notts,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease,  April,  16M,  by  his  only  son, 

Ths  Rkv.  Robebt  Kxlham,  of  Great  Gonerl^,  6.  23  Jan. 
1676,  vicar  of  BUllngborough,  ThrocUngham,  and  Waldot^ 
oo.  Lincoln,  tn.  his  cousin,  5  Feb.  1709,  Mary,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Johu  Kelham,  Esq.  of  Ckmerby,  and  had  issoe. 
The  8rd  but  eldest  surviving  sod, 

Robebt  Kblhax,  Esq.  of  Hatton-gardsn,  Londoo.  Great 
Gonwby  and  Billingborough,  co.  linooln,  and  Bash  Hill, 
Edmonton,  co.  Middlesex.  6.  9  Nov.  1717;  m.  21  Dec  17U^ 
Sarah,  youingest  dau.  of  Peter  and  Joanna  Geiy,  descended 
fW>m  an  andent  family  long  seated  at  Bilston,  oo.  Leicester, 
who  d.  28  Sept.  1774,  aged  58;  he  d.  29  March,  1808,  in  his 
Olst  year.    They  had  issue, 

I.  Robebt,  of  Great  Gonerby,  Hllingborough,  and  Bush 
Hill,  b.  8  Jan.  1765,  who  d.  «nm.  llNov.  1811.  His  win 
was  dated  20  Aug.  IB08,  and  b7  it  he  devised  his  estates 
to  his  nephew,  BOBBBT-Ksuux  Lahgdau^  of  whom 
presently. 

I.  Sarah-Augusta,  m.  20  Dee.  1778,  Marmsduke  Lang- 
dale,  Esq.,  New  Ormond-etreet,  London;  traditionally 
desoisnded  flx>m  a  younger  branch  of  the  Langdalee  of 
Houghton,  CO.  York,  from  whom  also  derived  the  famed 
Cavalier  commander,  Sir  Marmaduke  Tiangdale,  erosted 
in  1658,  Baron  Langdale,  of  Holme.  Mrs.  Tiangdale  d, 
2  Aug.  1832,  having  nad,  with  younger  issue, 

1  Mabmaduks- Robert  Lanodalb,  Esq.  of  Ganton 
House,  Siurey,  and  Fix  Hall,  Kent. 

2  Robebt-Kelhax  Lanodals,  Esq.  (heir  to  his  uncle, 
Robert  Kelham,  Esq.  of  Bush  Hilli  the  preseet 
Robebt-Kblham  K  EI  jam,  Esq.  of  Bleasby  Halt 

m.  Avioe,  of  Enfield,  b.  8  April,  1792,  d.  man.  27  July, 
1841. 

^rms— Quarterly :  let  and  4th,  per  pale.  gu.  and  as.,  three 
covered  cups,  two  and  one,  or,  oa  a  chief;  engrailed,  arg., 
three  estoilee,  sa.,  Kelham  ;  2nd,  as.,  three  covered  oupe,  or, 
Kelham,  ancieixt;  Srd,  sa.,  a  chevron,  between  three  estofleis 
aig.,  Lafodale. 

CreU — On  a  wreath  of  colours,  a  demi-eagle,  wiUi  two 
hMds,  displayed,  ax ,  sem^  of  ermine  spots,  and  chaxgedon 
each  wing  with  a  covered  cup,  or. 

lfoMo--Beneficiorum  memor. 

«ea<— Bleasby  Hall,  Notta. 


KELLY  OF  CASTLE  KELLY. 
See  O'Kellt. 


KELLY  OF  KELLY. 

Kellt,  Arthur,  Esq.  of  KeQj,  ca  Devon,  J.P., 
high-sheriff  1886,  6.  11  Sept  1804 ;  m.  27  Oct.  1829, 
Sophia,  dAU.  of  the  late  Robert  Maitlaod,  Esq.  of 
Thaxted,  Essex,  form^ly  a  merohaat  of  the  df^  of 
London,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Rboihald,  b.  10  Jan.  18S4. 

n.  Ifaitland  b.  21  Aug.  1842. 

L  Jtiliaua,  ta.  14  July,  1853,  to  Harry-Beginald,  2Bd  son 
of  the  late  Sir  William  Trelawny,  Bart. 

n.  Mary-Anne.  m.  Edith. 

rv.  Blanche.  t.  Sophy-Maitland. 


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K  EL 

%intKQt*  — "  Thli  fkmily/'  we  quote  from  their 
authenticated  pedigree,  "may  look  back  beyond  the  Con- 
queet,  and  derive  themselves  from  the  ancient  Britons." 

Nicholas  di  Kxllt,  living  temp,  Hnr.  II.,  was  fiUher  of 
WiLUAX  DB  KxLLT,  who  was  «.  by  his  son,  Wabbsh  db 
KELLT,'&ther  of  But  William  Kbllt,  of  Kelly,  temp, 
Hbn.  III.,  whose  son,  Bicha&d  Kbllt,  of  Kelly,  living  in 
1220.  was  «.  by  his  son,  Bib  John  Kbllt,  of  Kelly,  Knt., 
living  temp.  Enw.  I.  He  was  father  of  Jobv  Kbllt,  of 
Kelly,  temp.  Eow.  U.,  who  left  by  Maigaret  his  wife,  a  son, 

Sn  JoBM  Kbllt,  Knt.,  of  Kelly,  living  44  £dw.  IU., 
who  m.  Elinor,  dau.  and  oo-heirees  of  John  Crowes;  of 
Bradstone,  and  was  father  of  John  Kbllt,  of  Kelly,  whose 
son  Matthew  Kxllt,  of  Kelly,  was  «.  by  his  son,  Jobv 
Kbllt,  of  Kelly,  fother  of 

Thomas  Kbllt,  of  Kelly,  m.  temp.  Hbk.  VI.,Blizab0th, 
dau.  and  heir  of  William  Talbot,  Bsq.  of  Talbotswyke,  oo. 
Devon,  and  had  a  sou, 

BiCHABD  Kbllt,  of  Kelly,  which  estate  he  faiherited  at 
the  decease  of  his  elder  brother,  Nicholas.  He  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Bratton,  of  Bratton,  eo.  Somerset,  and  was 
direct  ancestor  of 

WiLLLUf  Kbllt,  Bsq.  of  KeDy,  living  at  the  Herald's 
ViaitaUon  in  1020,  then  aged  82.    His  2nd  son. 

John  Kbllt,  Esq.  of  Kelly,  d.  ttnm.  in  1688,  and  devised 
his  estates  to  his  oousin-genuan, 

F&ANOs  Kbllt,  Esq.  of  Tredown,  in  Bradstone,  who 
then  became  of  Kelly.  He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  --^  Tucker, 
Esq.  of  Holdsworthy,  in  Devon,  and  dying  in  Deo.  1690, 
was  buried  at  Kelly,  and  left  (with  two  dau.,  Joan,  m. 
14  Sept.  1098,  to  John  TUlam ;  and  Phillippa)  an  only  son 
and  successor, 

Abthub  Kbllt,  Esq.  of  Kelly,  who  m.  Susanna,  only 
dau.  and  heir  of  William  Handcock,  Bsq.  of  Hendra  St, 
Germains,  in  Cornwall,  and  by  that  lady  had  issue.  Mr. 
Kelly  d.  18  Oct  1712,  and  was  t.  by  his  only  son, 

Abthitb  Kellt,  Esq,  of  Kelly,  bapt.  23  Oct.  1712,  who 
m.  Maiy,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Tudcer,  Esq.  of  Coryton, 
eo.  Devon,  and  had  by  her  (who  d,  in  1781)  six  sons  aitd 
two  daua.,  via., 

I.  Abthijb,  his  heir. 

IL  FrandaJohn,  a  capt  in  the  18th,  or  royal  Irish  regt., 
bant  12  May.  1740,  m.  in  1782,  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Oakeley.  Esa.  of  Deal,  in  Kent,  and  had  issue,  Henry, 
capt.  royal  African  ooips,  d.  unm. :  Elizabeth;  Catharine; 
Mary;  and  Agnes,  m.  to  Samuel  Lalng,  Esq.  of  Orkney, 
N.B. 

in.  WilUam-Handcock.  vlce«dmiral  of  the  Blue^  baptiaed 
6  April,  1751,  m.  Sal^,  dau.  of  Maffnus  Morton,  Esq., 
Judge  of  the  Isle  of  Nevis,  and  d.  2  May,  1811,  leaving  a 
son,  Magnus-Morton,  lieut.  B.N.,  d.  t.  p.,  and  a  dau,, 
Mary- Anno,  wife  of  Tbeophilus  Clive.  Esq. 
IT  Benedictus-Marwood,  of  Holsworthy,  Devon,  bapt. 
18  Aug.  1752.  O.S.,  m.  30  April.  1780,  Mary,  dau.  of 
Arscott  Ooham,  of  Holsworthy,  and  dyhig  in  Feb.  1830, 
left  issue, 
1  William,  comm.  RN.,  b.  27  Feb.  1782,  m.  in  1821, 

Sarah  Cole, 
t  Benedictus-Marwood,  rsar-admiral  B.N.,  b.  in  1790, 
m.  81  Aug.  1887,  Maty-Ann,  eldest  dau.  and  oo-heir  of 
Biohard  Price,  Esq.  of  Highfields  Park,  co.  Sussex, 
which  lady  d.  14  July,  1838. 

8  John-Tucker,  lieut  horse  artillery  at  Madras,  d.  unm. 
in  1818. 

4  Fmnds-Coham. 
1  Mary. 

8  Juliana,  m.  in  1828,  to  George  Brannd,  Esq.  of  Exeter. 
SSaiah.  4  iliBia>eth. 

T.  Thomas,  of  Burrington,  in  Devonshire,  bM>t.  8  Sept. 

1700,  ta.  in  1788,  Miss  Vhming,  of  Stoke,  in  Gomwi^ 

andd.  t,p. 

I.  Susannah,  bapt  3  June,  1746,  d.  in  1709. 
u.  Mary,  ia.  to  Lewis  Bobertson,  Esq.,  a^t  B.N. 

Mr.  Kelly  d.  in  March,  1702,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son^ 

Abthub  Kbllt.  Esq.  of  Kelly,  col,  of  the  South  Devon 
militia,  bapt  15  July,  1742.  He  m.  Dorothea-Juliana,  dau. 
of  Edward  Drewe,  Esq.  of  Exeter,  by  Dorothea-JuUana,  his 
wife,  dau.  and  eventual  co-heiress  of  the  Bt.  Boa.  Oeozge 
Trel^,  of  Plympton,  oo.  Devon,  and  had  issue, 

Abthub,  bapt  15  Jime,  1778:  m.  16  June,  1806,  Mary, 
only  child  of  John  Godwin,  Esq.  of  Portsmouth,  Hants, 
banker,  and  dying  28  March,  1822,  in  the  lifetime  of  his 
fisther,  left  an  only  diild,  Abthuh,  now  of  Kelly. 

Edward,  capt  Olst  regt,  ba»t  26  Jan.  1779 ;  m.  Sarah, 
dan.  of  Edward  BrKidon,  Esq.  of  SUsdon,  St.  Kew, 
Cornwall,  and  dying  24  May,  1831,  left  an  only  child, 
Edward-uenry,  6.  in  1821. 

Mazy.  m.  to  the  Bev.  Edward  Morshead,  rodor  of  Cair 
stock,  in  Cornwall,  and  of  Kelly,  co.  Devon. 

Elizabeth.  Susoima,  d.  tmm. 

Juliana^  d.  «nm. 
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HiiUipp^  ».  l«tb  to  Thomas  Sowdon,  Esq.  of  Whitstone^ 
and  2ndly,  28  March,  1889,  to  Thomas,  sou  of  the  late 
John  Tarda,  Esq.  of  Trowbridge  House,  Devon. 
Col.  Kelly  d.  in  1828. 

.ilrmf— Quarterly:  1st  and  4th,  aig..  a  chevron  between 
Uiree  billets,  gu.,  for  Kbllt;  2nd  and  3rd,  arg.,  a  chevron 
between  three  talbots,  sa.,  for  Talbot. 

Ortet — Out  of  a  dncaX  coronet,  gu.,  an  ostrich's  head 
holding  hi  the  beak  a  horseshoe,  or. 

iSMC— Kelly,  Devon. 


KELLY  OF  NEWTOWN. 
Kkllt,  James,  Eaq.  of  Newtown  House,  co.  Ga 
way,  m.  Mary  •  Franoee,  only  dau.  of  Augustine 
Fallon,  Esq.,  and  left  surviying  issue, 
I.  John.  n.  Charies,  barrister^O-law. 

in.  Joseph,  vu  Marianne,  6th  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Michael. 
Dillon  Belles,  Bart  of  Mount  Bellew,  oo.  Qalway,  and 
has  issue. 
1.  Mary-Theresa.  n.  Ellen-Msry. 

in.  Anne-Mary.  nr.  Sabina^Mary. 

Y.  MatUda-Mary, 

ittlWailC.— The  Kellys  of  Newtown  are  derived  from 
the  ancient  ftmily  of  Kelly  of  Aughrim  Castle,  oo.  Galway 
About  the  dose  of  the  17th  century,  there  were  two 
brothers  of  the  fiamily,  Bbtan  and  John.  The  yoiuiger 
was  ancestor  of  the  Kbllts  q^  Newtovm;  the  elder,  Bbtan 
had  two  sons.  General  O'Kelly,  of  the  Austrian  service, 
who  d.  wnm. ;  and  John  O'Kelly,  father,  by  Miss  Donelan 
his  wife,  of  an  only  dau.,  m.  to  Count  MaroolinL  Beverting 
to  the  younger  brother, 

John  Kbllt  :  he  m.  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  mother  of 
Oapt.  William  Kelly,  of  the  Irish  brigade)  two  sons, 

John,  father  of  Patbick  O'Kbllt,  oolonel  in  the  Austrian 
service,  who  d«  tmn. 

Jambs. 
The  younger  son, 

Jaxbs  Kbllt,  Esq.,  m.  Miss  Kelly,  and  had  two  sons 
and  a  dau.,  John,  who  d.  vnm,;  J  axis;  and  Bridget,  who 
m.  J,  Kelly,  Esq.,  and  had  one  dau.,  m.  to  John  Callanan, 
M.D.  ofCork.    TheSndson, 

Jambs  Kbllt,  Esq.  of  Cork,  son  of  James  Kelly,  of  the 
00.  of  Galway,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  Bobert  French,  Bsq.  of 
French  Grove,  oo.  Mayo,  and  had  issue, 

John,  of  Newtown,  oo.  Qalway,  and  Greencastlq,  Island  of 

Jamaica,  d.  imm. 
Bobert,  dr  num. 
Jambs,  of  Newtown. 
Mary.  m.  to  Patrick  Taafe,  Bsq.  of  Fozborough,  ca  Bos- 

oommon, 

^mw— Gu.,  on  a  mount,  ppr.,  two  lions,  rampant,  sup- 
porting a  tower,  arg. 
Creet^A  griffin,  passant. 
Motto — ^Turrls  fortis  roihi  Deus. 
iSeoi— Newtown  House,  oo.  Qalway. 


KEL9Q  OF  KELSOLAND. 

Kelso,  EdwarivJqhn-Franois,  Esq.  of  Kelsoland 
of  Horkesley  Park,  po.  Essex,  late  a  captain  in  the 
72nd  Highlanderf,  m,  10  June,  1841,  Frances-L»ti- 
tia-Philippa,  on^  child  and  heiress  of  the  late  Bar- 
rington  Purvis,  Esq.  of  Beccles,  oo.  Suffolk,  and 
Amy-Lietitia  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rey.  Natha- 
niel CplviUe,  D.D.,  of  Lawshali,  Bury  St.  Edmunds 
and  lias  issue, 

t.  EnwAitD-BABBiKOTON-PuBVis,  b.  81  Msrch,  1S42. 

n.  Edward-Archibald-BOlKjrt,  b.  21  May,  1844. 

m.  Edward-Henry-Geoxge,  6. 1850. 

X.  Philippa-Charlotte-Mary. 

%intSlU,t» — ^^®  Kelsos,  one  of  the  most  andent  families 
of  Ayrshire,  came  originaUy,  it  is  stated,  from  Normandy, 
and  that  traditionary  origin  is  oorroboimted  by  the  iaot 
that  Tuelsoe  is  a  surname  still  preserved  in  that  province. 

Huoo  DB  Kblso,  the  first  of  the  name  mentioned  in  the 
public  records  of  Scotland,  appears  in  the  Bagman  Boll, 
ansto  1296,  and  is  called  by  the  continuator  of  Nisbet 
"  ancestor  of  the  Kblsos  qf  KeUoland."  From  him  derived 
the  emhient  Scottish  family  of  Kelso  or  Kblsoland,  whose 
ijoale  representative,  abont  the  middle  of  the  18th  century, 
woa  Capt.  ^ohn  Kblso,  of  the  82nd  regiment,  son  of  Capt. 
^bert  Kelso,  whose  father,  John  Kblso,  of  Kelsoland, 
sold  the  old  fkmily  estates,  in  1071,  to  James  Brisbane,  of 


K  EM 

Biflhopton,  who  altered  the  name  to  Bribbahz.     Capt. 

John  Kelso  m.  13  June,  1758,  Margaret,  dau.  of  William 

Mowatt,  Esq.,  proTOst  of  Aberdeen  in  1764,  and  liad  inue, 

L  William,  his  heir,  of  Dankeith,  miuor  of  the  28rd  liffht- 

dmgoons,  subsequently  colonel  of  the  Ayrshire  miutia. 

J.  P.  and  D.L.,  who  m.  SO  Aug.  1784,  Susanna,  dau.  of 

William  Fergusson,  Esq.  of  Doonholm,  and  had  issue, 

1  John,  d.  imm. 

2  William,  of  Dankeith,  lieut.-ooL  H.E.I.C.a.  d.  i.p. 
8  Fleming,  lieutenant  18th  Ughtrdragoons,  d.  itnm. 

1  EhsabeGb,  m.  to  John-H.  Martin,  Esq.  of  Olencree,  co. 
Wigton,  son  of  Samuel  Martin,  Esq.  of  Antigua,  and 
has  issue. 

2  Maiigaret. 

8  Manr-Susanna,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Alf^ied-O.  Utteraon  (son 
of  John  Utterson,  Esq.  of  MUe  End  House,  Sussex,  and 
Marwell  Hall,  Hants),  rector  of  Layer  Mamey,  oo. 
Essex. 
Colonel  Kelso  d.  22  April,  1886. 

II.  Robert,  midor-ffen.  in  the  army,  who  m.  Marianne- 
Susan,  dML  of  Nelson  Burtaell,  Esq.  ot  Suffolk,  and  had 
issue, 

1  Edwabd-Johv-Fbavois,  of  Horkesle^  Park,  now 
KxLBo  or  Ksuwland. 

1  Maigaret-Augusta,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Courtenay-Boyle 
Bruce,  rector  of  St  Cross,  Homersfield,  and  St.  Jamee^ 
oo.  SuQblk. 

2  Louisa-Marianne-Susan-Frances,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Wm. 
Colvill,  rector  of  Bytham,  St.  Peter's,  and  Brome,  co. 
Suffolk. 

Gen.  Kelso  d.  at  his  residence  at  Bungay,  in  Suffolk, 
18  Oct.  1828. 

iiL  John,  an  ensign  in  the  5l8t  regt.,  deceased. 

IV.  Millar,  RN.,  drowned  in  the  river  Ganges,  near  Cal- 
cutta. 

^isS^^^''^"^  }  ''^^^  both  d.  In  the  West  Indies. 

VII.  ArchiUld.  J. P.  and  D.L.,  b.  18  Feb.  1771 ;  who  pur- 
chased the  estate  of  Sauchrie,  in  Carrick,  Ayrshire;  m. 
Feb.  1805,  Miss  Macharig,  dau.  of  Macharg  of  Kiers,  an 
ancient  Ayrshire  funily,  and  had  issue,  Archibald  ,*  An- 
drew-John; John ;  Cedlia-MaTgaret ;  Margaret-Geoisimoa^ 
deceased ;  Jane,  deceased ;  and  Elizabeth,  deceased 

vni.  Geoi^ge,  captain  of  an  Indiaman,  who  m.  Miss  Plumb, 
but  d.  t.  p. 

iz.  Andrew*  d.  unm, 

1.  Jane.  ii.  Frances,  d.  unm. 

ni.  Mary,  m.  to  the  late  Patrick  Ballentyne,  Esq.  of  Castle 
HUl,  in  AyrsWw, 

IV,  Margaret^  d,  unm,  v.  Chariotte-Ckristina. 

CApt  Kelso  d.  in  1781. 

Ai'MM    3a..  a  fosse,  engrailed,  between  three  garbs,  or. 
Oreat — A  garb,  or. 

Bupporten— Two  lions  rampt.,  go.,  each  chaxfsed  on  the 
shomaers  with  a  garb,  or. 
ifotto^Otium  cum  dignitate, 
i8«U— Horkesley  Park,  Essex. 

KEMMIS  OF  SHAEN. 
Kekmis,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Shaen  Castle  and  Stra- 
boe,  Queen's  County,  patron  of  Bosenallis,  b.  1887. 

M,itltHQt* — ^This  fomily  claims  descent  fh>m  the  andent 
fiunily  of  Keme^,  of  Keven  Mabley. 

Thomas  Kemmis,  Esq.  of  Shaen  Castle,  KiUeen,  Straboe, 
and  Oonin,  Queen's  Co,,  who  was  b.  1710.  and  d.  1774,  left, 
by  Susan,  bis  wife,  dau.  of  George  Long,  Esq.  of  Derryna- 
seery,  five  sons,  vis.. 
John,  of  Straboe,  Treasurer  of  the  county,  6.  6  July,  1747, 
m.  Maigaiet,  dau.  of  Charles  White,  Esq.  of  Charleville, 
and  by  her  who  d.  1820,  left,  at  his  decease,  1800.  three 
daus.    and   two    sons,  Charles,  of   Derrynasoery,    and 
Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  of  Straboe,  both  of  whom  d.  $.p. 
James,  m^or -general  in  the  army,  d.  2  April,  1820. 
Thomas,  of  whose  descendants  we  treat. 
Joshua,  of  KuighUtuwo,  6.  6  Feb.  1765,  J.P..  high-sheriflT 
1796,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  the  Yen.  Archdeacon  Smyth, 
D.D.,  and  d.  1818.  leaving  issue,  Joshua,  of  Knights- 
towne,  J.  P.,  d.  1842;  Alicia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Gustavus 
Warner,  and  Catherine,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Betty. 
William,  of  Killeen,  Clonin,  &c..  Treasurer  of  the  Queen's 
Co.,  d.  $.  p.  1848. 
The  third  son, 

Thomas  Kimmis,  Esq.  of  Shaen  Castle,  Killeen,  4o.,  Crown 
Solicitor  for  Ireland  and  Solicitor  to  the  Treasury,  patron  of 
Ro^enalUs,  b.  4  May,  1758.  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Henry  White, 
Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  d.  15  Jan.  1823.  having  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

II.  Henry.  M.A.,  Q.C.,  assistant  barrister  and  Chairman  of 
the  Quarter  Sessions  of  Kilmoinbam,  M.P.  for  Trsklee 
18iK>.  m.  1804,  Maria,  dau.  of  Arthur  Dawson,  Esq.  of 
Castle  Dawson,  co.  Londonderry,  M.P.,  and  d.  1867, 
having  had  issue, 

1  Thomas-Arthur,  of  Croham  Hurst,  Croydon,  Surrey, 
J.P.,  late  capt.  Gren.  gds.,  M.P.  for  East  Looe,  ». 
642 


K  E  M 

16  March,  1806,  m.  14  Sept  1833.  Henrietta-Anne,  dan. 
of  CoL  Charles  Kemeys  Kemeys-Tynte,  of  HalaeweQ 
House,  CO.  Somerset,  and  has  a  son,  Aithur-Heniy* 
Nicholas,  It.  Somerset  militia,  b.  1834. 
2  Henxy-RichanL    bairister^t-Uw,   b.    1811,   st.   Miss 
Laura  Male,  and  has  issue, 
ni.  William,  now  of  Ballinacor?   (See  that  ./bmtZjf). 
rv.  James,  of  Deny  and  Meelkk,  Queen's  Co.,  d.  t.  p. 

1841. 
I.  Anne,  m.  1800.  to  Richard  Warburton,  Esq.  of  Oarry- 
hinch.  Queen's  Co.,  J.P.  and  D.Lu 

n.  Susan,  m.  21  Dec.  1802,  to  WiUiam  Talbot,  Esq.  oi 
Mount  Talbot,  co.  Roscommon,  who  d.  «.  p.  1861. 
lu.  Mary,  m.  1st,  to  Sir  Arthur  Garden.  Bt.,  and  Sndly,  to 
Capt  Smith,  of  Mount  Butler,  oo.  Tipperary. 
The  eldest  son, 

The  Rhv.  Thomas  Kxxmib,  of  Shaen  Castle  and  BrocUey 
Paric,  Queen's  Co.,  patron  of  BoeenaUis,  6.  6  Aug.  1775,  ai. 
Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of  Arthur  Riky,  Esq.  of  Airfield,  co. 
Dublin,  and  d.  4  Oct  1827,  leaving  issue, 
Thomas,  his  heir. 

Arthur,  of  Sidn^,  Australia, «.  Miss  Redmond,  of  Lime- 
rick, and  has  ismie. 

Hennr,  of  TankerviUe,  near  Melboume,  Australia,  m.  twice 
and  had  issue. 
Maiy,  nu  to  Charies  Hogan,  Esq.  of  Dublin. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Kbmmis,  Esq.  of  Shaen  Castle  and  Straboe,  patrco 
of  Rosenallis,  J. P.,  high-sheriff  1832,  m.  Mary.  dan.  of  tks 
Rev.  Robert  Jelly,  of  Portarlingtoo,  and  by  her  (who  a. 
2ndly,  1856,  Sir  Henry  Marsh,  Bart.,  M.D.)  had  issue  i. 
Thomas,  now  of  Shaen  Castle  and  Straboe,  patron  of  Boee- 
naUis; u.  Robert,  R.N.,  b.  1889 ;  in.  William  ;  rr.  Arthur; 
and  I.  Jane,  who  d.  Hum.  1857.    Mr.  Kemmis  d.  1S44. 

Seat— Shaen  Casde,  Queen's  Co. 

KEMMIS  OF  BALLINACOR. 

Ekmuis,  William,  Esq.  of  Ballinacor,  Rathdrum, 
00.  WicklQW,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  that 
ooiinty  1885,  and  of  the  Queen's  County  1S51, 
Crown  Solicitor  and  Solicitor  to  the  Treasury,  b. 
28  Oct.  1777 ;  m.  11  May,  1805,  Ellen,  2nd  dau.  of 
Nicholas-Southoote  Manseiigh,  Esq.  of  Greenane,  oo. 
Tipperary,  and  has  issue, 
I.  WiLUAM-OiLBKBT,  b,  11  Juus.  1806,  J.P.  and  D.L., 

high-sheriff  of  Wicklow  1836  and  of  Queen's  Oo.  1863. 
n.  Thomas,  barrister-at-Iaw,  Crown  Solicitor  of  Leinster, 
b.  19  AprU,  1807;  m.  17  June,  1830,  EUxabeth-Anne, 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Charles-Lambe  Palmer,  of  Rahan,  eo. 
Kildare,  and  has  issue, 
m.  Oecfige,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Roeenalis,  b.  4  June, 
1808 ;  m.  23  April,  1885,  Caroline,  dan.  of  the  Rev.  John 
Olphert,  of  Ballyconnell,  oo.  Donegal^  and  has  William, 
Lt.  R.A.,  and  other  issue. 
TV.  Richard,  b.  20  Feb.  18li 

I.  Elisabeth,  m.  16  Jan.  1826,  to  WilUam^Chaxles  Quln, 
Esq.,  an  eocleaiastical  oominissioner. 
Mr.  Kemmis  of  Balhnaeor  is  8rd  son  of  Thomas  Kemmii^ 
Eaq.  of  Shaen  Castle,  by  Anne  White,  his  wifo. 
iScoi— Ballinacor,  Bathdrum. 


KEliP*  OF  LEWES. 

Ebmp,  Thomas  Read,  Esq.  of  Lewes,  oo.  Saasez, 
formerly  M.P,  for  Lewe^,  6.  28  Dec.  1782 ;  m.  lst» 
Frances,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  Francis  Baring,  Bart ; 
and  2ndly,  26  Nov.  1832,  Frances-Margaretta,  dau. 
of  the  late  Charles- Wat)dn*John  Sbakerjey,  Esq.  of 
Somerford  Park,  co.  Chester,  apd  widow  of  Vigors 
Herrey,  Esq.  of  Killlane  Castle.  B^  t)ie  Ist  wife, 
he  had  four  sons  and  six  daus.;  and  by  bis  2nd, 
one  son, 

Pbedsbiok-Shaksrlbt,  d.  80  Dec.  1884. 
Mr.  T.-R  Kemp,  who  sat  in  parliament  for  Lewes, 
4.  21  Dec  1844. 

^iVttUQt* — Geosob  Kncr,  of  Lowes,  descendant  of  a 
branch  of  Uie  andent  fiamily  of  Kemp  of  Olanteigh.  si.  in 
the  eariier  portico  of  the  18th  century,  Grace,  (tea.  of 
Thomas  Stonestreet,  Euq.  of  Lewes,  who  d.  in  1740,  and 
had  issue, 

TuoMAa  his  hehr. 

Nathaniel,  of  Rottingdean. 

John.  George. 

Grace,  m.  to  John  Paine,  of  Patoham  Place. 

Elizabeth,  b.  in  1760.  ^  j 

Jigitized  by  V^OOQlC 


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KEN 


nw  elder  son, 

Thomas  Kbmp,  Esq.  of  Lewes  Castle  and  Harstmonoeaaz 
Fsric,  00.  Sussex.  M.P.,  m.  Anne  Read,  of  Brookland,  sn 
heiress,  and  left  at  bis  decease,  with  a  dau.,  Anne,  ni.  1st, 
to  the  Bey.  Oeoi^  Bythesea,  rector  of  Ightham,  Kent,  and 
Sndly,  to  Capt.  A.-C.  Sober,  of  thr  dragoon-guards,  a  son 
and  successor,  Tbomas-Bcad  Kbmp,  Esq. 

^rjRS— Gti.,  three  garbs  within  a  bordure,  engraOed,  or. 
Orut—A  hawk. 


KENDALL  OF  AUSTREY. 

KxvDALi^  Edward,  Eso.  of  Austrey,  co.  Warwick, 
J.P.  CO.  Gloucester,  high-sheriff  of  Breconshire  1818, 
b,  8  Sept.  1789;  m.  Ist,  20  Not.  1810,  AiiDa-Maria» 
eldest  dau.  of  Christopher  Darling,  Esq.,  of  the  45th 
regi.,  and  by  her  (who  d,  April,  1831)  nas  surriTing 
issue, 

I.  Geoigiana,  m.  to  Count  John-Sobiesld  Stuart. 

n.  Rosa-JuUanna-Harriet,  m.  to  WilUam  Nurse,  Bsq.  of 
Barbadoes. 

m.  Angelina,   m.    to  Jelinger-Cooksoa    Symons,   Esq., 
borristoi-at-law. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Eliza-Lee,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lane  Thomp- 
son, Esq.  of  Blackheath,  and  widow  of  Watkln  Horn- 
fray,  Esq. 

KntaSt. — ^The  ancient  fiunQy  of  Kendall  was  seated  at 
a  yeiy  early  period  at  Smythesbjre,  in  Derbyshire,  and  is 
recorded  in  the  Visitation  of  that  county,  made  in  the  year 
1611.  By  an  original  deed,  dated  10  May,  1496,  it  I4>pears  that 
John  Kkvdall,  of  Smytheebye,  became  entitled,  in  right 
of  If  azgaret  his  wife,  to  a  third  share  of  the  estate  (wliich 
share  was  Anstrey,  oo.  Warwidc)  of  Henry  Alstrie,  Gent., 
and  Edyth  his  wife,  one  of  the  three  daus.  of  Henry  Alslre 
the  younger.  Among  the  earlier  alliances  of  the  Kendalls 
of  Smytheebye,  may  be  mentioned  Fitsherbert,  Shepey,  and 
BocheTerell. 

HxirRT  Kmitdall,  Bsq.  of  Anstrey,  a  lineal  descendant  of 
Kendall  of  Smytheebye,  as  shown  in  the  Visitation  of  1611, 
m.  in  1678,  Margaret,  dau.  of  George  Kendall,  Esq.,  and  by 
her  (who  m.  Sndly,  —  Orton,  Esq.)  bad  twelre  children, 
vis.,  Nathaniel,  6. 1674,  d.  in  the  foUowing year;  Hknry,  of 
whom  presently ;  William,  6. 1680  Geoigo,  b.  1684 ;  Bobert, 
5.  1686;  Christopher,  b.  1690;  Mary;  Margaret;  Buth; 
EUnbeth;  Joan;  and  Dorothy.  The  2Dd  but  eldest  sur- 
viriug  son, 

HiHBY  KsHVALL,  Bsq.  of  Anstroy,  b.  in  1678,  m.  about 
1600,  Lucy,  dan.  of  Bobert  Brooke,  Esq.  of  Hasleover,  co. 
Stafford,  and  sister  of  William  Brooke,  Esq.  of  the  same 
place,  the  lineage  of  whose  family  (intermanled  with  the 
Huddleetones  of  Elford,  and  related  through  them  to  Sir 
William  Smith  and  Sir  John  Stanley,  of  Elford)  is  set  forth 
in  Shaw's  SUnffonUhire.  He  d.  about  1668,  learing  a  son, 
HiHKT,  his  heir,  and  four  daus.,  Tii,  Hester,  Bebecca, 
Lu<7,  and  Blanche,  m.  to  Thomas  Austrey,  of  London,  Esq. 
The  son, 

Haiorr  Kmitdall,  Esq.  of  Austrey,  b.  in  Sept.  1608,  m.  in 
1646,  EUzabeth,  dau.  of  the  Ber.  Bobert  Dowley,  of  Blford, 
and  by  her  had, 

JovATRAH,  his  heir. 

Rebecca,  m.  to  William  Brian,  Esq.  of  Shardlow,  co  Perby. 

Elixabeth,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Mr.  Potter,  of  Feqkenham^oo. 
Worcester. 

Lucy.  m.  to  Crawshaw,  Esq.  of  London. 

Mary,  m.  to  —  Bromley,  Esq.  of  London. 
Mr.  Kendall  m.  2ndly.  Maiy,  dau,  of  the  Re^.  Mr.  Hucksop, 
of  Yorkshire,  and  by  her  had  a  dan.,  Sarsh,  m.  to  —  Whyte, 
Bsq.  of  00.  Stafford.    Mr.  Kendall  d.  in  1678,  his  son  and 
heir, 

Jonathan  Kxndall,  Esq.  of  Austrey,  m.  in  1676,  Jane, 
dau.  of  —  I>yBon,  Esq.  of  HoUow  Fields,  parish  of  Ink- 
borrow,  oo.  Worcester,  and  d.  about  1717,  having  had  issue, 

Jonathan,  b.  1676,  d.  vnm.  aged  32. 

Nathaniel  and  Henry,  both  a.  in  infancy. 

Edward,  of  whom  presently. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Samuel  Ballard,  of  Austrey. 

Mary,  m.  to  William  Wright,  Esq.  of  DoddlespooL 

nie  eldest  surriring  son, 

Bdwabd  Kkkdall,  Bsq.  of  Austrey,  6.  in  1684;  m.  in 

1712,  Anna,  dau.  of  William  Cotton,  Bsq.  of  Haigh,  oo. 

York,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Jonathan,  6.  1714,  m.  in  1741,  EUsabeth,  dau.  of  Joemh 

Smith,  Esq.  of  Birmingham,  which  lady  d.  $  March,  17d4. 

He  d.  «.  p.  7  March,  1791. 

IL  Edward,  6. 19  Sept.  1714.  d.  «.  p.  In  his  86th  year. 
IL  William,  b.  1717,  d,  an  infant. 
643 


XT.  HsMBT,  of  whom  we  treat 
▼.  John,  b.  14  Feb.  1728.  d,  an  infant. 
Yi.  Geoige,  b.  10  Feb.  1724,  m.  about  1765,  Martha  Hyde 
and  had  issue, 

1  Edwaxd-Jonathan,  m.  Lucy  Gill,  and  d.  i.  p. 
S  Heniy,  m.  Ann  Belton,  and  d.  leaving  issue, 
Henxy. 

William,  m.  M'ss  Greenhill,  and  has  issue. 
Thomas,  d.  unm. 
8  Geoxge,  m.  Sarah  Hill,  and  d.  leaving  issue, 
Edward. 

Geoige,  in.  Theresa  Glass,  and  d.  leaving  three  sons, 
George,  Henry,  Edmund,  and  Charles,  and  one  dau., 
Sarah,  deceased. 

William,  m.  Eliza  Clayton,  and  has  a  son,  Percy. 
Henry,  m.  Eliza-Anne  Jackson,  and  has  issue,  Henry, 
John-Broughton,  Edward,  Arthur -George,    Elisa- 
Margaret,  Lucy,  Caroline -Jane -Boss,  Alice -Mary, 
Agnes,  and  Emily-Blyth. 
4  William -Jouei^   m.  Jane -Campbell  Kettle,   and  d. 
leaving  issn^ 
James. 

John.  m.  the  widow  of  Hanop,  and  has  issue^ 
Martha,  m.  to  John-T.  Smith,  Esq. 
Lucy-Lumb. 

1  Mary,  1st,  Judgson,  Eeq«,  and  2nd,  to  Atchison,  Esq. 

2  Lucy,  m.  to  Thomas  Lumb,  Esq.  of  Silcoates,  co. 
York,  and  d,  $,  p, 

rn.  Thomas,  6. 18  May,  1730,  d.  f,p.  aged  S3. 
I.  Anna,  d.  an  Infant 

11^  Jane,  m.  to  William  Joi^ea,  Esq.  of  London. 
ni.  Elisabeth,  m,  to  Samuel  Noton,  Esq.  of  London,  and 
d.  at  Nottingham,  leaving  issue. 
IV.  Mary,  d.  an  infant. 

The  4th  son. 

Hembt.  Kxndall,  Esq.,  b.  26  Dec.  1718,  m,  Ellen  Jacques 
and  d.  in  1787,  having  had  issue, 
Edwabd,  his  heir. 

Jonathan,  m.  Mercy  West,  and  d.  in  1810,  «.  p. 
Henry,  d.  in  London,  wvm. 
Oeovge,  drowned  at  Lancaster,  aged  18. 
Anna,  m.  to  Edward-Kendall  Jones,  Esq.,  son  of  William 
Jones,  Esq.  of  London,  and  has  issue,  EUen-Jaue,  m.  to 
Chaiies  Manby,  Esq.,  and  d.  ».  p. ;  Edward-Henry,  m, 
Mary  ColUer;  and  William  West 

The  eldest  son, 

Edwabd  Kbndall,  Esq.  of  Austrey,  b.  in  1760;  m.  BUm- 
beth,  2nd  dau.  of  Samuel  Irton,  Esq.  of  Irton  Hall,  Cum- 
berland, by  Frances  his  wife,  dau.  and  heirees  of  Bobert 
Tubman,  Esq.  of  Cockermouth,  and  had  issue,  an  only  son, 
the  present  Edwabd  Kbndall,  of  Anstrey,  Esq. 

^mu— Gu.,  feese.  chequy,  or  and  ax.,  between  three 
easles,  displayed  of  the  second. 
Cr«$t— An  ta^9  displayed,  as  in  the  arms. 
Af otto— AquilGK  ^etit  solem. 

BIENNEUY  OF  BENNANE  AND  FINNARTS. 

KsNNEDT,  Hbw-^srqu8S0NE,  Esq.  of  Bennane  and 
Finnarts,  oo.  Ayr. 

KtUaff^. — ^Nisbet,  author  of  the  excellent  work  on 
Heraldry,  whose  authority  must  be  considered  good,  is  of 
ojjinion  that  the  Keunedys  sprung  Arom  the  family  of  the 
old  Earls  of  Cirricl^  before  the  Macdonalls  or  the  Druces 
had  that  title.  In  confirpiation  of  this.  Sir  David  Lindsay, 
of  the  Mount  Lyon  King-at-Arms  in  the  reign  of  Jambs  V., 
has  giveu  in  his  blasons,  in  1649.  the  arms  of  the  "  Erie  of 
Carrik  of  aid  "  thus-^"  Argent  a  Qheveron,  gules."  Those 
borne  by  the  luime  of  Kennedy  |tfe  the  very  same,  with  the 
addition  of  three  crosslets. 

The  first  of  the  fiunily  mentioned  in  any  charter,  Nlsbet 
informs  us,  is  Duncan  db  Cabbiob*  and,  fh>m  the  docu- 
ment it  appeaia  that  he  lived  in  the  reign  of  Malcolm  IV, 
which  began  about  1160.  The  grandson  of  Duncan,  Roland, 
of  Carrick,  had  a  grant  of  the  country  of  Carrick,  firom  Neil, 
Earl  of  Carrick,  and  was  declared  chief  of  his  name.  This 
grant  was  confirmed  by  Albxakdbb  III. 

The  sixth  in  lineal  descent  trom  this  Boland  was  Sib 
John  Kxnnedt,  of  Denure.  He  m.  the  heiress  of  Sir  Neil 
Montgomerie.  of  CassUis,  and  had  two  sons.  Sib  Gilbbbt, 
who  succeeded  him ;  and  Snt  Hbw,  of  Ardi^inchar,  whom 
the  if<i>g  of  France  distinguished  for  his  gallant  conduct 
at  the  battles  of  Baugb  and  Vemeuil.  Sir  Hew  d.  unm. 
Sir  Gilbert  the  elder  son,  was  twice  married.  By  his  let 
wife,  Marion,  dau.  of  Sir  James  Sandihmds,  of  Calder,  he 
had  two  sons.  Gilbert  who  d.  in  the  French  service,  with- 
out issue;  and  Thomas,  of  Bargmy,  who  s.  also  to  the 
estates  and  honours  of  his  uncle.  Sir  Hew,  of  Ardstinchar. 
We  find  the  arms  of  Kennedy  of  Bargany  emblasoned,  ia 


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1549,  by  Sir  David  lindny,  as  qtuntered  with  the  Royal 
arms  of  France.  From  Nisbet.  it  appears  that  Sir  Gilbert 
again  had,  by  his  and  marriage,  one  son.  James,  who  was 
preferred  to  liis  father's  inheritance  -in  consequence  of  his 
matching  with  the  Boyal  Family.  Bj  the  Princess  Mary, 
dau.  of  RoBsar  III,  and  widow  of  the  Earl  of  Angus,  he 
had  issue,  and  his  eldest  son  was  created  Lord  Kenitsdt. 

The  ninth  in  descent  from  Thomas  of  Baigany,  was 

Hew  Kxhhbdt,  of  Bennane.  who  m.  his  oousin-german, 
Agnes,  dau.  of  David  FeiKuasone,  of  Finnarts,  and  had 
issue, 

Datid  ELmbtvcdt,  of  Bennane.  who  fa.  his  eoaain-g«nnan, 
Mary,  dau.  of  John  Forsythe,  of  BeUiston,  oo.  Antrim,  and 
had  issue  a  son  and  suooeisor, 

Hsw-Fkbousbons  Kxmhedt,  of  Bennane  and  Finnarts, 
SSrd  in  descent  from  Dunoan  de  Carriok. 

Jrm«— Quarterly :  Ist  and  4th.  Kevnedt,  axv.,  a  cher., 
gu.,  between  three  crossleta,  fitchde,  sa. ;  2nd  and  3rd, 
FrInok,  az.,  three  fleurs-de-lis,  or.  The  shield  supported  on 
the  dexter  side  by  a  female,  and  on  the  sinister  by  a  wyvem. 

Crest— A  fleur-de-lis,  or,  issuing  out  of  two  oak  leaves,  ppr. 

lfo«o— Fvimvs. 

fieo^— Finnants,  Ayrshire. 


KENNEDY  OF  DUNURE. 

Kennedy,  Right  Hon.  Thomab-Fbanois,  of  Dalgn- 
harran  Castle,  and  Dunure,  co.  Ayr,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
b.  1788 ;  m.  1820,  Sophia,  only  dau.  of  Sir  Samuel 
RomiUy,  and  has  a  son, 

FSAVCia'THOMAB-ROMILLT,  b.  1842, 

Mr.  Kennedy,  M.P.  for  the  Ayr  District  of  Burghs 
from  1818  to  1834,  was  Clerk  of  the  Ordnance  in 
1882,  and  a  Lord  of  the  Treasury  in  1833  and  1834. 
In  1837,  he  was  appointed  Paymaster  of  Civil  Ser- 
vices in  Ireland,  and  was  a  Commissioner  of  the 
Woods  and  Forests  from  1850  to  1854. 

Mr.  Kennedy  is  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Kennedy, 
Esq.,  by  Jane  Adam  lus  wife,  and  grand-nephew  of 
Thomas  Kennedy,  of  Dunure,  who  was  Lord  Advo- 
cate of  Scotland  in  the  reign  of  Queen  Asve, 

He  descends  from  Gilbert  Kennedy,  2nd  son  of 
Alexander  Kennedy,  of  Bat^ny  and  Ardstinchar, 
by  Mariot  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Dunbar,  of 
Mochrum. 

Arrm  ) 

Crest   V  Same  as  KsNiTKDTcif  i^maane. 

Motto) 

8eat9  iDalquharran  Castle,  and  Dunure,  Ayrshire. 

KENNEDY  OF  KNOCKNALLING. 

Kennedy,  John,  Esq.  of  Knocknalling,  co.  Ayr, 
J.P.  for  Lancashire,  6.  4  Jfuly,  1769 ;  m.  Mary,  dau. 
of  —  Stuart,  Esq.  of  Manchester,  and  left  issue, 

I.  John,  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  beurister-at-law,  m.  Eliza,  dau. 

of  George  Murray,  Esq.  of  co.  Wigton. 
I.  llai^garet,  m.  to  Henry  MoCk>nnell,  Esq. 
u.  Elistbeth,  m.  to  John  Greg,  Esq. 

III.  Maiy,  m.  to  Samuel  Robinson,  Esq. 

IV.  Marianne. 

V.  Rachael,  m.  to  Edward  Chadwlck,  Esq.  of  London. 

VI.  Anne,  m.  to  Albei*t  Esoher,  Esq.  of  Zurich, 

HutMl^e.-^From  title-deeds  in  poMeasion  of  the  family, 
beginning  with  tike  precept  by  Keonedy  of  Baigeny,  for 
infefting  Thomas  Kennedy  in  the  lands  of  EnoeknalUng 
and  Knookreooh,  dated  30  Joly,  1476,  it  iq^pears  that  the 
Kennedys  have  been  proprietors  of  Knod^nalling  for 
upwards  oi  four  hundred  years. 

Robert  Kinnedt,  Esq.  of  Knockualling  (son  of  David 
Kennedy,  Esq.  of  KnooknalUng,  and  gmndson  of  John 
Kennedy,  Esq.  of  DumfHesX  who  m.  11  Oct  1768,  Margax^ 
Alexander,  and  by  her  (who  d.  17  Deo.  1801,  aged  78)  had 


David,  his  heir. 

JoHK,  successor  to  his  brother,  and  present  representative. 
Alexander,  m.  Isabella,  dau.  of  Robert  Hope,  Esq. 
Robert,  m.  the  dau.  of  Robert  Henderson,  Esq.  of  Jamaica. 
James,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Matthew  Brown,  Esq.  of  Crossfat 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Robert  Whighom,  Esq.  of  Haliday  Hill, 
Provost  of  Bauquhor. 
Barbara,  m.  to  John  Criohton,  Esq.  of  Banquahar. 


The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

David  Kkhkkdy,  Esq.  of  Knocknalling,  «.  Mary.  daxi.  of 
James  M'Millan,  Esq.  of  Coriac  and  Dalahangar;  but  dying 
«.  p.  in  Not.  1836,  was  f.  by  his  brotiier,  Jomc  Kxkvxdt, 
Esq.  of  KnocknalTiTig. 


Jmu—Axg.,A  chev.,  gu.,  between  ttoee'taB^u.nn  u^i-., 
fitch^,  sa.,  all  within  a  double  tressure,  fLary  ooonterflory, 
of  the  second,  two  crescents  in  flank  and  one  in  base,  for 
difEerence. 

Crest—A  ddphin,  naiant^  or. 

Motto — ^Avise  la  fin. 

Seat — KnoeknaUing. 


KENNEDY  OF  CULTRA. 

Knunror,  RobsbvJohk,  Esq.  of  Cultra^  oo.  Down, 
6.  Deo.  1851. 

Srduage.— This  branch  of  the  noble  faouae  of  Ailsi 
left  Ayrshire  in  1668,  and  settled  in  the  oo.  of  Down,  at 
Cultra,  where  they  have  ainoe  remained. 

HvoH  KmifisDT,  Esq.  of  Cultra  (son  of  Jobn  Kennedy 
and  Martha  Stewart  his  wife),  m.  Mabel  Curteia,  of  the  oo. 
Meath,  and  was  father  of 

JoHH  Kevksdv,  Esq.  of  Cultra,  who  m.  BlScabeth,  dan. 
of  Henry  Cole,  Esq.  (brother  of  the  Isi  Lord  Mount  Floraoos), 
by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Arthur  Brooke,  Bart. ;  sad  d. 
in  1802,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

Hugh  Kcnnsdt,  Esq.  of  Cultra,  6.  1775 ;  who  m.  1st, 
1800,  Oraoe-Dorothea,  only  child  of  Thomas  Hughes,  and 
granddan.  of  Sir  Edward  Newenfaam,  M.P.,  and  by  bar 
(who  d,  in  1819)  had  issue, 
JoHH,  d.  1839. 

Robcbt<Stkwa&t,  of  whom  pcesently. 
Henry. 

Arthur-Edward,  Governor  and  Conunandep-ta-Chief  of 
West  Australia*  m,  1839,  Geoigiana»  dau.  of  J.  Maoari- 
nejr,  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  Arthur,  Elizabeth,  and  Geoigina. 
William-Hugh,  captain  R.N.,  deputy  comptroller-gmenl 
of  coast  guard,  ta.  8  April,  1841,  Geoiigian%  dau.  of  Vice- 
Admiral  the  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Paget,   G.C.H..   son  of 
1st  Earl  of  Uxbridge,  and  has  issue,  EUnbeth-Fredoriea. 
Dorothea,  m.  1831,  to  Capt  Price,  R.N. 
Elixabeth.^elina,  m.  1838,  to  the  Rev.  Herbert  Kynastoo, 
D.D.,  high  master  of  St  Paul's,  and  prebendary  of  8k 
Paul's  Cathedral 

Frances-Matilda,  m.  1838,  to  the  Rev.  Frederick  Panter. 
Emily-Jane,  m,  1847.  to  Donald  Mackenzie  Douglas,  Esq., 
son  of  Genieni}  Sbr  Kenneth  Mackwnrie  Dougiaa,  Bart. 
Grae&  m.  1844,  to  Arthur  Woodgate,  Esq.,  son  of  tlie  Rev. 
Stephen  Woodgate,  of  Pembuiy,  Kent. 

Mr.  Kennedy  m.  2nd]y,  1834.  Sophia,  dau.  of  Wm.  Low,  Esq., 
by  Sq^hia  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Richard,  4th  Viaoount  Boyne, 
and  had  issue  by  her.  He  d.  in  1852,  and  waa  <.  by  his 
only  surviving  son, 

RotBKRT-STEvrAitT  KumDT,  Epq.  of  Cttltia,  b.  1804 ;  who 
m.  Sept.  1849,  Anne^Oatherine,  onlv  dau.  of  Edward  Ward, 
Esq.  of  Bangor  Castle,  oo.  Down,  by  the  lady  Matilda  Us 
wife,  dan.  of  Robert,  1st  Marquess  of  Londondeny ;  and  d, 
July,  1864,  leaving  tene, 

RoBBBT- John,  present  representative  of  the  &mily. 

Edward-Heqry,  6.  Sept  1854. 

Graoe-Bmily. 

Arms— Axg,  a  chev.,  between  three  cross-croaaleCs,  fltehtfe, 
sa.,  all  wlthm  a  doable  treasure,  floxy,  counterfloiy  of  the 
second. 

Crest— A  do^ihin,  naiant,  ppr^ 

Motto — Aviso  la  fin. 

Seat—Cvltx&f  oo.  Down, 


KENNEDY  OF  KNOCKGBAY. 

Clark-Ejsnnedt,  Alezandbb-Kxkkkdt,  Esq.  of 
Knockgray,  co.  Kirkcudbright^  a  major-geneFal  in 
the  army,  aide-de-camp  to  the  Queen,  CB.,  and 
Knight  of  the  Hanoverian  Quelphic  Order,  6.  1788 ; 
m.  21  Deo.  1816,  Harriet-Rebekah,  dau.  and  co-heir 
(with  Mai^garet-El$anor,  who  m.  her.  oonain,  Lieut- 
Colonel  Purvis,  of  Darsham)  of  John  R*nrlilil^  Esq., 
and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHK,  b.  21  Sept  1817 ;  lieut-od.  18th  Royal  Iiiah  regt 

II.  Alexander-Kennedy,  b.  12  Jan.  1821,  Hon.  E.LC.S;  «k 
1848,  Harriet,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Archibald  Swazt, 
Esq.  of  the  Hon.  B.  I.  Co.'s  servfee,  and  haa  Issvm. 

I.  Harriet-Sarah.  ii.  Mary-Jan*, 

lu.  Charlotte-Anne. 

Major-General  Clark-Kennedy  is  eldest  son  of  the 
late  John  Clark,  Eiq.  of  Nunland,  D.L.  for  Kii^cod- 


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brightehire,  by  Anne  liis  wife>  dau.  and  eventual 
co-heir  of  Alexander  Kennedy,  Esq.  of  Knockgray, 
8on  of  John  Kennedy,  of  Knockgray,  b.  1689,  and 
grandson  of  Alexander  Kennedy,  miniBter  of  Strai- 
ton,  and  chaplain  to  the  Earl  of  Caasilis.  who  acquired 
the  property  of  Knockgray.  Major-General  Clark- 
Kennedy  had  two  brothers  and  two  sisters,  viz., 
John  Clark,  M.D.,  of  Speddoch,  co.  Dumfries,  deputy 
inspector-general  of  army  hospitals ;  Walter  Clark, 
H.E.LC.S.,  lost  in  the  '*  Hindustan,'*  11  Jan.  1808; 
Jane  Clark,  who  m.  Lieut-Col.  Geoi^ge  Maxwell,  of 
Carruchan,  and  cL  1889 ;  and  Christiana  Clark. 

Armu  Aig.,  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  three  croes-axweleU, 
ftt<di6e,  sa..  in  chie^  a  fleor^de-Us.  Honooxable  aogmentap 
tion  gnmted  to  €k>lonel  Clark-Keimady,  in  commemoration 
of  his  having,  when  in  command  of  the  oeatre  squadron  of 
the  royal  dragoons  at  the  battle  of  Waterloo,  captured  the 
Migle  and  eoloun  of  the  106th  ragt.  of  French  infan^,  with 
his  own  hand,  (vide&Boaxiw^BBidoryqftkeBataeqf  Waierloo, 
voL  ii.  p.  33.)  On  a  canton  of  honourable  augmentation, 
arm.,  the  eagle  and  colours  of  the  KKSth  regt,  inscribed, 
*'  L'Bmpereur  Napoleon,  an  106in«  regiment  dinftntrle  de 
Uffne,'*  and  a  sword,  oroooed,  ppr..  and  above  them  the  word 
**  Waterloo."  (Ancit— A  demi-dnvg|oon,  of  the  royal  dragoons, 
holding,  dexter,  a  sword,  and,  sinister,  an  eagle,  all  piH-. 

aw*-Adolphin.  ,      ^-e'*       r*» 

jro«»— Aviselaflne. 

AecU— Knockgray,  co.  Kirkcudbright. 


KENNEY  OF  KILCLOQHER. 

Kbnnet,  Jambs -Christopher-FitzOerald,  Esq. 
of  Kilclogher,  co.  Galway,  J.P.,  A.B.,  H.RLA.,  called 
to  the  bar  m  1848,  «.  29  Feb.  1852.  Mr.  Kenney  is 
of  Founder^s  kin  to  William  of  Wykeham,  has  a  Royal 
descent  from  Edw.  I  and  III,  and  represents  the 
ancient  houses  of  FitzGerald  of  Rathrone  and  Te- 
croghan,  Hope  of  Hopestown,  Ledwich  of  Carrick, 
and  others ;  among  which  is  a  branch  of  the  Taylors 
of  Swords,  as  well  aft  the  Milesian  line  of  O'Kelly  of 
Kilclogher,  seated  there  since  about  1352. 

lilKEjl?. — the  first  patent  of  lands  granted  to  this 
family  in  the  oo.  Galway,  is  dated  29  Jan.  22  Jambs  I. 
Their  early  descents  compiled  by  Collinson,  the  historian 
of  Somersetshire,  begin  with 

John  ns  KnnfB,  who,  12  Henkt  II.,  held  two  knights' 
feos  at  Kenne,  oo.  Somerset.  He  was  £&ther  of  Richard 
and  William  de  Kenne  or  Kenei,  who,  Si  June,  1199,  had  a 
lawsuit  with  William,  sou  of  Richard  de  Kaines,  and  in  the 
year  1200  was  giveu  by  King  John  as  a  hostage  to  the  King 
of  France.  Richard  was  father  of  Sir  Richard  de  Kenne, 
one  of  the  barons  minor,  father  of  Sir  John,  living  26  Ed- 
ward III.,  and  M.P,  for  Lancaster  in  1327;  and  probably 
of  Henry  Kenny,  sent  into  Scotland  under  safe  conduct  by 
the  King,  10  Aug.  8  Bdwabd  II.  Sir  John's  son  was  John, 
father  of  John,  father  of  Robert,  £ather  of  John,  living 
12  Edwabd  IV.,  and  bearing  arms,  erm.,  three  crescents, 
gu.  He  had  several  sons ;  John,  the  eldest  was  grandfather 
of  Christopher,  the  last  of  the  senior  branch,  whose  heiress 
brought  the  estates  into  the  family  of  the  Marquesses  of 
Winchester:  and  among  \ho  descendants  (^  Christopher's 
three  brothers,  Thomas,  John,  and  Ikhnund,  mentkmed  in 
the  MSB.  Visitations  in  the  British  Museum,  as  founders  of 
the  houses  of  Lond<»i,  Clevedon,  and  Hutton,  lies  the 
representation  of  the  eldest  lines  of  the  IhmUy.  We 
revert  to 

ITiOHOLAS  Kanmt  vd  Kcnnbt,  6th  son  of  the  John  Kenne 
living  13  Bdwabd  I^.,  1472.    He  is  supposed  to  have  added 
the  fleur-de-Us  to  the  arms,  as  now  borne  and  on  legal 
record  since  the  42nd  Buzabeth.    He  vrent  over  to  Ireland, 
vrhero  he  m.  Anne  Nevill,  of  Wexford,  an  old  Anglo-Norman 
family,  and  had  issue  by  her, 
John  Komey,  who  had  issue  two  sons,  Robert^  fkther  of 
Robert,  who  seems  to  have  rrtumed  to  Engumo;  and 
NicholBM,  fiftther  of  Nicholas,  who  apparently  had  only 
one  dau.,  Anne  Kenney.  vnfe  of  Bcuannd,  2nd  son  of 
Robert  Bamewsll  Esq.  of  Duubroe.    She  d.  in  Deo.  1686, 
having  issue,  Mark  Barnewall,  Mathew  and  James  Bame- 
wall,  and  another  son,  said  in  the  ftmeral  entiy  in  the 
British  Museiun,  to  have  d.  young. 
Richard  Kenney,  father  of  one  only  child,  believed  to 
have  tM.  -^  Baldwyn,  Esq.  of  Southampton,  as  given  in 
Camden's  Visitation. 
Nicholas  Kknmkt,  who  follows. 

Nicholas  Kjbknst,  of  Kenney's  Hall,  Wexford,  m.  Anne 
Synott,  of  an  ancient  Wexford  family,  and  had  issue, 
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Nicholas  KsNmr,  of  Kenney's  Hall  and  DubUn,  who  d. 
in  or  about  1590,  £&ther  of 

Nicholas  Kkhvbt,  Esq.  of  Kenney's  Hall  and  Ederroine 
00.  Wexford,  several  l^imes  a  Royal  Commissioner,  and 
Esoheator  and  Feodary  Qeneral  of.  and  last  who  held 
that  office  for,  all  Iroland,  to  Queen  Euzabxth  (in  1596) 
Mid  Jamsb  L  He  received  Bdermine  Manor  co.  Wexford, 
and  largo  grants  of  lands  by  patents  dated  18  Feb.  1610, 
and  16  Jan.  1616.  His  arms,  exactly  as  now  borne  by  his 
descendants,  aro  still  well  preserved  under  his  signaturo, 
on  the  seals  of  several  inquisitions  taken  beforo  him,  and 
on  record  in  the  Exchequer  Office,  Dublin.  He  d.  1621, 
having  had  issue  by  his  wife,  a  dau.  of  the  old  English 
fiunily  of  Kettlewell  or  Kettleby, 

Edv^ard  Keon^,  Esq.  of  Newcastle,  near  Lyons,  oo. 
Dublin,  deputy-escheator  1610,  m,  Margaret,  dau.  of 
—  Neale,  Esq.,  and  d.  13  June.  1617,  havuig  had  issue, 
Michael.  Williara,  Cicely,  and  jane,  who  m.  htt:  couidn, 
Capt.  William  Kenney,  of  Kenneyswood. 

HxniT,  of  whom  presently. 

Miehael 

Jane. 

The2udson, 

Hjenbt  KsNirsY,  Esq.  of  Kenney's  Hall  and  Bdermine, 
ro-granted  the  estates,  together  with  letters  of  naturalisatiou, 
in  Ireland,  legalising  the  grants,  he  being  of  English  blood, 
by  patents  from  Jamss  I.  He  was  M.P.  for  Newcastle, 
near  Lyons.  He  ci.  at  his  mansiou  house  in  Dublin, 
10  July,  1650,  survived  by  his  wife  and  administratrix, 
Frances  Barry,  sister  of  Lord  Santiy,  by  whom  (d.  July, 
1668)  he  had  issue, 

Richard  (Col.),  of  whom  presently. 

Edwabd,  of  Cullen,  of  whom  hwenfter. 

WiLUAX  (Capt.),  of  Kenneyswood,  of  whom  later. 

Bridget,  a.  %mm, 

Mary.  m.  Thomas  Herbert^  Esq.  of  Mucruss. 

Elizabeth,  m.  Hon.  Raymond  Fitsmaurice^  son  of  Lord 
Ketry. 

The  eldest  son. 

Col  Richabd  Kenvbt,  of  Kenney's  Hall  and  Bdermine, 
high-sheriff  for  Wexibrd  and  M.P.,  m.  Judith,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Hawkins,  Esq.,  aunt  to  Sir  William  Hawkins,  Ulster 
king  of  arms,  and  sister  to  the  Vlscoimtess  Loftus.    He  d. 
I  Oot.  1688,  his  veil!  dated  28  Aug.  fai  that  year,  leaving 
issue  one  dim.  and  heiress,  Ftanoes.  reqijired  by  her  father's 
vrill  to  marry  her  cousin,  Edvrard  Kenney,  of  Cureirow  or 
Osrrow,  which  she  did,  thus  uniting  the  lines  of  Bdermine 
and  CuQen.    We  revert  to  this  Edward's  grand&ther,  viz., 
Edwabd  Kbknky,  Beq.  of  Ballymartle  and  CuUen,  oo. 
Cork,  2nd  son  of  Henry  and  Franoes  Barry,  m.  Maiy,  dau. 
of  — .  Merriell,  Esq.    His  will  is  dated  24  Aug.  1688,  leavhig 
legacies  to  hto  cousins,  Jenkin  Conway,  Robert  Saunders, 
and  others,  with,  after  his  own  issue,  his  bxAn,  the  Kenneys, 
descendants  of  his  brother  WilUam.    He  had  issue, 
Edwabd,  of  Cullen,  of  whom  presently. 
William,  of  Cork,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Peter  Cour- 
thorpe,  of  Courtstown   and   Little   Island,    co.    Cork, 
governor  of  Mimster  (by  his  2nd  wifis,  Elizabeth  Qiflkrd), 
and  sister  of  the  Viscountess  Midleton.    He  had  iraue, 
with  other  children,  William   Kenney,  J.P.  of  Cool- 
keareene.  co.  Cork. 

Jane.  m.  Martin  Supple.  Esq.  of  Dromada,  co.  Cork. 
Mary,  m.  Capt.  Ricnard  Meade,  of  Tasaxon,  co.  Cork. 

Bdwabd  Kbmhst,  Bsq.  of  CuUen,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  or  sister 
of  Capt.  Swiihin  Walton,  of  Drcnnoro  Castle,  oo.  Cork,  and 
had  issue  (with  Jane,  William,  Richard,  and  Thomas,  B.N., 
capt.  of  the  Falmouth,  killed  in  action  off  Brest^  in  17M)an 
eldest  son, 

Col.  Bdwabd  KsmrBT,  of  Oanrow,  widch  he  disposed  of 
to  the  Herberts,  subsequently  of  Cullen,  which  he  sold  to 
the  Meade  fkumily,  and  finally  of  Newfbrd  House  or 
Ballinra,  oo.  Wexford,  which  he  built  after  obtaining  the 
Kenney's  Hall  and  Bdermine  property  by  his  marriage 
with  Us  cousin,  Franoes,  heiress  of  G6L  Richard  Kenney, 
of  Bdermine,  was  high-sheriff  of  Wexford  about  1606,  and 
J.P.  He  survived  his  wife  and  m.  a  2nd  Uide,  and  d. 
about  1730.    By  Frances  his  wife  he  had  issue, 

Richard,  d.  «.  p.,  v.  p. 

HSKBT,  of  whom  presently. 

Thomas,  who  d.  about  1782.  had  issue,  Col.  Edwabd 
KxHNST,  of  Newford,  of  whom  hereafter. 

Maiy. 

Blisabeth,  m,  John  Goodisson,  Esq.  of  Bellisland,  co. 
Wickk>w. 

Catherine^  m.  Charles  Morton,  of  BallyneBoar,  eo.  Wexford, 
Esq. 
The  eldest  surviving  son, 

Hknbt  KsNiOEY,  Esq.  of  Newford,  Edermine,  Kenney's 
Hall,  Ac.,  6.  1600;  d.  12  Dec.  1751;  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and 


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eo*beiie80  of  Houy  Dodwell,  Esq.  of  Manor  Dodwell,  oo. 
Roflcommon.  aunt  of  Lotd  Sidney,  and  sister  of  Lady 
Browne,  of  tbe  Neale.  She  re-married  Thomas  Morgan, 
Esq.  recorder  of  Dnblin,  and  Srdly,  the  Rev.  James  Edldns. 
Mr.  Keoney  d.  s.  p.,  and  was  «.  by  the  son  of  his  brother 
Thomas,  Tiz., 

CoL.  Edwamd  Kbvvxt,  of  Newford,  Kenney's  Hall, 
Bdermine,  Ac.,  killed  in  a  duel  by  —  Coldough,  Esq., 
d.  9.  p.,  beUered  tbe  L-ut  male  reprosentatiTe  of  the  CuDen 
branch.  We  rerert  to  the  3rd  son  of  Henry  and  Frances 
Barry, 

Capt.  William  KsinrsT,  of  Kenneyswood,  oo.  Cork,  m. 
his  ooasin-german,  Jane,  dau.  of  Edward  Kenn^,  of  New- 
castle, and  had  issoe, 

Jamcb  (Capt),  of  whom  presently. 

Thomas  Kenn«y. 

Caft.  Jamcb  KxmrBT,  of  Orange,  co.  Wexford,  6. 106S; 
d.  9  Jan.  1579;  m.  Alice,  only  child  of  Robert  Taylor,  Esq. 
of  Dublin  (son  of  B  >bert,  son  of  Frands,  son  of  Robert 
Taylor,  by  EUsabeth  Golding,  granddau.  of  Lord  Howth, 
and  through  him  inheriting,  by  two  Unes,  the  Plantagenet 
blood,  son  of  James  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Swords,  co.  Dublin),  and 
by  her  who  d,  0  M<y,  1098,  had  issue,  with  sons,  who  d.  s. 
p. ,  a  dau. ,  Catherine,  m.  to  Patrick  Daly,  Esq.  The  eldest  son, 

Jamcs  KnnncT,  Bsq.  of  Wexfurd.  who  d.  14  Jan.  1704 ;  m. 
Ellen,  dau.  of  Edward  Whitmore,  of  Ballyteignie,  co.  Wex- 
ford, and  was  «.  by  his  son. 

Jambs  Kxinrrr,  Esq.  of  Wexford,  6.  1710;  d.  1771;  m. 
Catherine,  (d.  1782)  dau.  of  Oapt.  Thomas  O'Kelly,  of  King 
Jamb's  army  (by  his  wife,  Cittherine  Mastersun,  of  the 
Femes  &mily)  grandnsphew  of  Col.  Richard  CKelly.  of  Kil- 
clogber,  CO.  CMway,  who  forfeited  thai  estate,  purchased 
back  by  William  SLenney,  Esq.,  of  whom  later.  Mr.  Kenney 
had  issue, 

Thomas,  of  Wexford  and  Dublin,  d.  unrn.  14  Jan.  1805. 

William,  of  whom  presently. 

James,  d.  1798,  father  of  Thomas,  who  d.  imm. 
The2Ddson, 

William  Kshiist,  Esq,  of  Kildogfaer  and  Keelogues,  Ac., 
00.  Oalway,  Ballytarusney,  co,  Wexford,  Longwood,  oo. 
Meath,  and  Gardiner's  Place,  Dublin,  b.  1755.  m.  1789, 
Bridget  Fltxgerald,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Daly,  Esq.  of 
Dalybrook.  4c,  oo.  KUdare,  by  J\ilia  Fitsgerald  his  wife, 
dau.  of  G^nJd  FitEgerald,  Esq.  of  Bathrone  co.  Meath,  and 
Clare,  dau.  of  Sir  John  9eUew,  Bart.  Mr.  Kenney  d.  82  Jan, 
1880.  leaving  issue,  by  his  wife,  who  d.  28  Aug.  1842. 

jAMCB-FinOxRALD,  of  whom  presently. 
William,  d.  warn.  15  Amil,  1850. 
THOMAS-HsirRT.    See  Kbihiet  o/BaUgforan, 
Anthony,  in  holy  orders,  b.  13  June,  1802,  d.  21  July. 
1840. 
Julia,  6.  1794,  d.  wiutL  81  Oct  1882. 

Clare,  m.  10  July,  1828,  tho  Hop.  Oonville  FQ:ench,  of 
Claremoiit,  co.  Roscommon,  but  has  no  issue. 
The  eldest  son, 

Jambs -FiTzOxAALD  KxmrsT,  Esq.  of  Kilologher  and 
Keelogues,  4c.,  oo.  Oalway,  Longwood,  oo.  Meatb,  and 
Merrion-square,  Dublin,  J. P.  for  the  co.  Oalway,  lieut  8th 
or  King's  regt,  war  medal  for  services  in  West  Indies, 
lieut  -Qol.  in  fordgn  servloe.  Or:  In :  Oen : ,  and  8Srd  in  Ireland, 
and  of  the  Orand  Orient  of  France,  b.  81  April,  1790;  m. 
84  Jon.  1814,  Jane-Olivia,  only  dau.  of  WOUam-ThornQs  Nu- 
gent of  Pallas.  oaUed  Lord  Riverston  (tee  Bitulb's  Peenge^ 
tUU  WamnuTHX  Bod  1^  her.who  d.  37  Dec.  1843,  bad, 

Wmiam-Nugent  capt  11th  ragt,  6.  28  March,  1815 ;  d. 
umm,  18  Dec.  1850. 

jAMBs-CBRiSTOPHXB-FrnBOBBAio,  now  of  Kil<dogfaer. 

Nuobvt-Thomas.    8ei  KBimxr  of  Correiidoo. 

Frands,  d.  81  March,  1880,  »t.  3  months. 

Mary-Jane,  6.  8  July,  1810,  d.  11  Dec  1817, 

OUvla-Bmlly,  b.  12  June,  1817.  d.  20  Nov.  1828. 

Jane4>Uvia,  6. 14  (July.  1825,  d.  21  Sept.  1839. 

Julia-Mai7-Fits0erald. 
LJitfut-CoL  Kenney  d.  39  Feb.  1858. 

.<4mis— (Registered  and  confirmed  in  Ulster's  office)  Per 
pale,  or  and  as.,  a  fleur-de-lis  between  three  cresoents,  all 
oounterohangod,  quartering  Kenue,  Taylor,  O'Kelly,  O'Daly, 
FitsOerald,  and  many  others. 

Crett$  Out  of  an  eari's  coronet  or,  a  cubit  arm  erect 
vested,  gu.,  cuffed,  aig.,  the  hand,  pnr.,  grasping  a  trun- 
dxeon,  of  the  first,  lor  Rkhmkt;  a  deer-hound,  courant  aig., 
tmversing  a  tree,  ppr.,  for  Dalt  ;  a  monkey  at  gase,  the  tail 
extended,  chained  about  the  middle,  or,  for  FrreOxRALD. 

JfoCloct— In  1077,  over  the  crest  **Teneat  luoeat  floreat"; 
and  beneath  the  shield'  "Yi  virtute  et  valore;"  now  the 
former  alone. 

Seal— Kilologher.  Monivea,  oo.  Oalway. 

Town  Maidmc^—limion.  Square,  South,  Dublin. 


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KENTfEY  OF  CORRENDOO. 
KsmriT,  Kuokht-Thomas,  Esq.  of  Corresdoo,  co. 
Galway,  and  Merrion  Square,  Dabtin,  aecond  BHrrh- 
iDg  son  of  the  late  Lieat-CoL  Keimej,  of  Kilido^ba, 
CO.  Oalway,  and  his  wife,  Jane-Olhriay  onlj  dao.  if 
William-Thomas  Nugent>  Lord  RiTenton,  of  Fdki, 
CO.  Oalway. 

Sritteaffe,  Arwt$,  Cnat,  Mctti>—A*  Kcnrxr  of  KlMnghsr 
fieot— Coxreodoo,  Monirea,  oo.  Oalway. 


KENNEY  OF  BALLYFORAN. 

KsznfET,  THOMAfl-HEHBT,  Esq.  of  Ballyfonn,  eo. 
Roscommon,  AJJ.,  barrister  at-)aw,  m.  2  April,  1827, 
Sophie  -  Aim^  -  Armande  -  Ouyon  de  Honttiraalt, 
youngest  dau.  of  Jacques-Marie-Cedle,  Comie  6t 
Montliyault,  cheralier  de  St  Louis,  ftc^  (and  of  Ca- 
therine de  la  Charmoise,  dau.  of  the  Marquis  de  U 
Charmoise,  his  wife)  one  of  the  reproecntatiTea,  bj 
the  decision  of  the  Parliament  of  Paris*  of  the  Loa^ 
nans.  Kings  of  Jerusidem,  and  kin  of  His  Imperial 
Mnjesty  Napoleon  II L     lir.  Kennej  has  issue, 

I.  Jambs-Lovis-Liokel,  lieut  in  the  Impenai  navy  of 
France,  Knight  of  thn  Legi<m  of  Hoooor. 

n.  Marie-Claire.  n.  . 


LintKQt,  Arms,  Crest,  Motto—A*  Kgnrsr  o/f  iFrin#l  rr. 
&a(— BaUyforan  House,  Ballyfoian,  BaDinaaloe. 


KENNY  OF  BALLINROBE. 

Kkkitt,  Courtney,  Esq.  of  Ballinrobe.  co.  Mayo, 
J.P.,  h.  26  Sept  1781 ;  fa.  16  Dec.  1S16,  Louisa,  dan. 
of  William  Fenton,  iiq.  of  Spring  Grove,  Yorkahirey 
and  by  her  (who  d,  15  Aug.  1841)  has  issue, 

I.  Courtney,  b.  March,  1818;  d.  1824. 

II,  OeoTge^Frederick,  b.  June,  1821 ;  d.  1826. 
in.  Stakhopb-Wiluam-Fektok,  b.  1  July,  1837. 
rv.  Lewis-Fenton,  C.B. ;  b.  18  June,  ISSl. 

I.  SarahrLouisa,  n.  Susan-Anne, 

m.  Emma-Sophia.  fv.  Maria. 

▼.  Caroline. 

&tliragt.— The  ancestor  of  this  fkmOy  is  stated  to  have 
come  to  England  on  the  expulsion  of  the  Hugueoois  ttam 
France.  The  first  who  settled  in  Ireland  cirxn  ajd.  lem. 
m.  a  dau.  of  4ohn  Oray,  an  KngTishman,  and  was  ftlhsr  of 
Thomas  Kkkitt,  Esq.,  who  m.  20  Oct  10B8,  Anne,  dan.  of 
David  Courtney,  and  granddau.  of  the  Rev.  John  CourtDsy, 
M.  A.,  rector  of  Ballinrobe,  and  by  her  (who  cL  25  F^b.  1760 
he  left  at  his  decease,  11  Dec.  1725,  a  son, 

CouBTNKT  KxNNT,  Esq.  of  Roxborough.  Ballinrobe,  eapt 

in  Colonel  CafHs  regiment  of  militia  dragoons ;  6.  14  April, 

1702 ;  who  m.  1st  Eliza  Thompson,  who  d,  $.  p. ;  and  2ndly. 

Anne,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Rogers,  oo.  Down,  and  by  Imt 

(who  d.  6  Dee.,  1782}  had  issuQ, 

I.  Thomas,  b.  11  Oct  1784,  si.  12  Jan.  1757,  Eliza,  dan.  of 

the  Veij  Rev.  William  Crowe,  D.D.,  dean  of  Clonfert  bf 

Emilia  his  wife,  sister  of  Oeorge^  Lord  Oarbeiy.    He  d. 

28  Oct  1812,  aged  78,  and  his  wift,  29  July,  1814,  i«ed 

78,  having  had  issue 

1  WUliam,  lieut-coL  11th  Madras  Native  In&ntrr,  ». 
Martha,  relict  of  Oeorge  Cuming*  Esq.,  chief  at  Cuddle- 
dorp,  and  d.  in  1803,  of  wounds  received  leading  tlM 
storming  party  at  Oawilgifaur,  having  had  issue, 

William,  late  mi^or  TSrd  regiment  m,  Mias  Inge  of 
Leicestershire, 
Eyre,  lieut -coL  80th  rogt.,  unatt. 

2  Thomas,  m.  a  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Yesian  Pldc,  rector  of 
Johnstown,  and  had  issue, 

Edward,  of  Ballyoman,  co.  Wicklow,  mi^or  8Mh  rcgt 
retired  full  pay;  m.  Mary  Anno,  dau.  of  Oaptain 
Courtney  Kenny,  and  has  issue,  Edwiurd,  lieut  84th 
regt.  Henry  and  Mary-Jessie. 
8  David-Crowe,  lieut-gen.  E.I.C.8.,  d.  20  Aug.    1847, 
cet  06,  leaving  William  and  Maria. 
4  Courtney,  c^>t  9th  regt,  m.  a  dau.  of  Oen.  Oeils.   He 
was  shot  acting  as  engineer  at  the  siege  of  Bwgo^ 
leaving  iseue, 

Henry,  who  m.  and  had  two  daus.,  E^phemia  and 
Edith. 

Thomas,  lieut -colonel  and  assistant  adjutant-general 
2nd  Madias  European  Infantry,  has  issue,  Courtn^, 
88th  regiment  and  others. 
William,  nu^for  18th  Madras  Native  In&ntiy. 
Mary- Anne,  ta.  to  M^or  Edward  Kenny. 
Jeme,  m.  to  Capt  Geils,  d.  s.p. 


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n.  CouBTNKTfOfwhomprMently. 
lu.  John,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Lemuel  Shuldham,  Esq. 
I.  Frances,  m.  Arthur  Stanhope,  Esq. 
n.  Anne,  nu  Gregoiy  Cuff,  Esq ,  J.P.,  Creagfa,  co.  Mayo. 
in.  Hannah,  m.  to  John  Garnet,  £eq. 
Mr.  Conrtney  Kenny  d.  17  Sept.  1779.     Hia  2nd  son, 

GoTTRTNBT  Kenkt,  Esq.,  J.P.  of  Boxborongfa,  BalUnrobe, 
b.  81  April,  178«,  m.  28  April,  1770,  Susanna,  dau.  of  Stanhope 
Mason,  Eeq.  of  Moira,  oo.  Down,  and  by  her  (who  d.  10 
March,  1809,  tet.  78)  had  issue, 
T.  CousTKVT,  now  of  Ballinrobe. 

n.    Mason-Stanhope,  M.D.,  J.P.  of  Halifkz,  Torkshlre ; 
6.  29  Not.  1786;  m.  Aug  1812,  S<mhia,  dau.  of  William 
Fenton,  Esq.  of  Spring  Grove,  Torkahire,  and  has  issue, 
1  WilUam-Fenton,  6.  18  Sept.  1815.  m.  Anies-Ramsden, 
dau.  of  John  Ralph,  Esq.,  J.P.  of  HaJifox,  and  has 
issue,  Courtney  Stanhope,  o.  18  March,  1847. 
8  Lewis  Stanhope,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  Lancaster,  b. 
8  Jan.  1827. 

1  Emily- Anne,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Godfrey  R.  Ferris,  M.  A., 
Halifax, 
nx.  John,  m.  Miss  Lovelook,  and  d.  27  Oct.  1810,  leaving  a 
aofn,C.  Berminffham. 

I.  Anne,  m.  to  l^or  Maxwell,  Northampton  Fendbles. 
XI.  Susan,  m.  to  Thomas  Gildea,  Esq.,  clerk  of  the  peace, 
Mavo. 

III.  Maria,  m.  to  John  Clarke,  Esq, 
IT.  BrilBjuma,  m.  William  Griffith,  J.P.  of  oo.  Bligo. 

Mr.  Courtney  Kenny  d.  10  Match,  1809,  aged  78, 
-Ballinrobe,  oo.  Mayo. 


KENRICK  OF  NANTCLWYD  WOORE. 

Ebnbiok,  HiOHABDrKTFTTN,  Esq.  of  Nautdwyd, 
CO.  Denbigh. 

KtlCaff?. — DArTD  KsmucK.  temp.  Eowabb  III.,  was 
eompanion  to  the  Black  Prinoe  in  the  battles  of  Crecy  and 
Poitiers.  He  founded  the  chordi  of  Ashley,  co.  Staffi>rd, 
and  from  him  descended 

JoHH  KiinucK,  of  Woore,  oo.  Salop,  who  d.  9  May,  1628, 
having  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  Jaspar  Lodge,  alias 
Littleton,  of  Woore,  Esq.,  by  EUenor,  dau.  of  Nicholas 
Grosvenor,  of  Wethen.  This  John  left  ten  sons  aiid  two 
daus.  The  four  eldest  sons  died  without  issue,  and  the 
property  devolved  upon 

Ahdrsw  KranucK,  of  Woore,  the  6th  son.  who  m.  Mary, 
dan.  of  William  Whiteway,  of  Dordiester  Esq.,  and  left, 
(along  with  two  daus.,  Mary,  the  wife  of  Ralph  Triplet,  Esq., 
and  Elisabeth,  wife  of  Anthony  Whitwell,  Esq.)  two  sons, 
Andrew,  2nd  son,  who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Joseph  Perry  of 
London,  Esq. ;  and 

RiOHABD  Kknbiqk,  Esq.,  elder  son  and  heir,  who  m.  1604. 
Rebeoea,  dau.  and  heir  of  Maurice  Gethin  of  Kenioge,  Esq. 
and  left  six  »cma  and  six  daus. 

AVDRSW  Sjbnbiok,  the*2nd  son  and  heir,  d.  12  Nov.  1747, 
aged  80,  leaving,  by  bis  first  wife  Dorothy  Biker,  of  Birth- 
difai,  oo.  Sussex,  a  dau.  Dorothy,  wife  to  Randle  Wilbraham, 
of  Rode  Hall,  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  deputy  l^h  steward  of 
Oxford,  grandfather  of  Edward,  Lord  Skelmendale,  and  a 
son, 

AiTDBBW  Kbxkiok,  Esq.  of  Woorc,  wbo  ti^.  Mentha,  dau. 
and  heir  of  Eubule  Thelwall  of  Nantclw'd,  oo.  Den^h,  Esq., 
and  left,  with  four  daus.,  Martha,  Mary,  Dorothy,  and 
Ann,  a  son  and  heir, 

RiOHABD  KxinuCK,  Esq.  of  Woore  and  Nantclwd.  He  m. 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  J.  Fardell,  Esq.  and  left  issue, 

I.  Richabi>-Habrt,  of  Nantclwd,  of  whom  (lereafter. 

n.  Georae-Watkin,  of  Woore,  m.  Ist,  Mary,  dau.  and 
heir  of  J.  flfoulkes.  Esq.  of  Llanrydd,  co  Denbigh,  and 
of  Mertio,  co.  Flint,  by  whom  he  left  a  dan.,  Mabt- 
BuzABETH,  m.  2  May,  1820,  to  Sir  William  Heniy  Clerice, 
Bart,  of  Hitcham,  oo.  Bucks.  His  2nd  wife  was  Mary 
laabelhL  dau.  of  James  fGurington,  of  Worden,  oo.  Lan- 
caster, by  whom  (who  d.  1829)  he  left  two  sons  and  six 
daus. 

1  George  Kenrick,  of  Woore,  who  m.  Louisa^  dau.  of 
J.  Posthlewaite,  Esq. 

2  William. 

1  Isabella  Harriett,  m.  to  H.  F.  Way,  Esq. 

2  Sophia-Maxgaiset-Ford. 

8  Charlotte-Louisa- Alexandrina,  m.    to  William   Glad- 
stone, Esq. 

4  M^iy-Hannnl^-Albina,  m.  to  tl)e  Rev.  H.  W.  Bellairs. 

5  Armine-Elizabeth,  wife  of  Allan  Edward,  Esq. 

0  Fanny-GeoTgina-Catharine,  m.  to  James  Edward,  Esq. 
in.  Charles-Gethin,  of  Cefin  y  Gadda,  who  m.  JShxa,  dau. 
of  Butler  Clough,  Esq. ,  but  d.  $.  p. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Price,  of  KhnilaSt  Esq. 

II.  Harriett,  m.  to  Thomas  Ikin,  Esq. 

m.  Sophia,  m.  to  Sir  Geoige  Farmer,  Batt. 
<J47 


IT.  Maria,  m.  Ist^  Price  Jones,  Esq. ;  and  Sndly,  J.  NichoUs, 
Esq. 
▼.  Louisa  d.  wun. 

The  eldest  son, 

BiCHAXto-HABBT  KxHBiOK,  of  Nautolwy'd,  9H.  Ermine, 
dau.  and  oo-beir  of  Sir  Thomas  Kyffin,  of  Maenan  and  Be.* 
mont,  and  left  issue, 

I.  Righabd-Ktffik,  of  Nantolwyd. 

II.  Thomas,  who  d.  wmh,  1866. 

ui.  Henry-^^fl&n.  of  Belmont,  d.  unm. 

I.  Maigaret-Keniick,  d,  1861. 

n.  Elisabeth-Kenrick,  now  Kyffin  of  Belmont,  oo.  Denbigh. 

III.  Harriet,  m.  to  Henry  Hawarden  Fazakeiiey,  of  GQli- 
brand,  co.  Lancaster,  E»q. 

The  present  representative  is  Bichabd  KrrrYN-KsNBiCK 
above. 

Jrms— Brm.,  a  lion,  rampant,  sable. 

Omt—L  sparrow-hawk,  with  five  arrows  in  his  daws. 

fiieae— Nsntolwyd,  eo.  Denbigh. 


KEOGH  OF  KILBRIDE. 

Keogh,  John-Henry,  Esq.  of  Kilbride,  co.  Carlow, 
J.P.,  lieut.-col.  of  the  co.  of  Carlow  militia,  and  late 
capt.  80th  foot,  6, 10  June,  1820,  m.  1857,  a  dau.  of 
Capt.  Edwin  Hichfurds,  R.N. 

S^tnCHfft.  —  The  fkmily  of  Keogh,  or  more  propeily 
MacEodiaid,  derives  its  descent  firom  Fergus,  King  of 
Ulster,  grandson  of  Roderick  the  Great,  monarch  of  all 
Ireland,  and  Mea,  dau.  of  Eoehaid  FeidUoch,  King  of  Con- 
naught,  JL.U.  8860. 

A  branch  of  this  family  were  chiefs  of  Owney  lire,  now 
the  baronies  at  Owney  and  Arra,  in  Tipperary,  and  Owney 
beg,  in  limerick,  thu9  mentioned  by  O'Hetrin. 

"  Ovor  Owney  Tire,  of  r|ch  produce. 
Rules  MaclLeogh,  ^s  hip  chosen  place. ''^ 

Mahont  MacKxooh,  Esq.  of  Cloondieve,  co.  of  limeiidc, 
was  fother  of 

JoHH  MaoKkogh,  Esq.  of  Castle  Troy,  eo.  of  limerick, 
father  of 

Dnns  MacKbooh,  Esq.  of  Castle  Troy,  who  m.  Mrs.  Eyre, 
by  whom  he  had 

The  Riv.  JoHV  Kjcooh,  D.D  ,  of  ^trokestown,  co.  of  Ros- 
common, author  of  several  scientific  works ;  he  i».  MIm 
Clopton,  daughter  of  the  Rev.  Rous  Clopton,  D.D,  of  Clop- 
ton  Hall,  Warwickshire,  and  had  issue,  1  The  Rev.  Michael 
Keogh.  of  Strokestown,  co.  of  Roscommon ;  and  2  The  Rev. 
John  Keogh,  D.D,,  of  Mitcbellstown,  co.  of  Cork,  author  of 
the  AfUiquUiei  of  Irdand^  &c.,  m.  Miss  Jennings,  oousin- 
german  of  Sarah  the  great  Duchess  of  Marlborough.  The 
eldest  son. 

The  Rev.  MiCHAVL  Kbooh,  m.  Miss  Dodd,  of  dearly  Hall, 
Hampshire,  and  had 

John  Kbooh,  Esq.  of  Loughlinstown,  co.  of  KUdare,  by 
whose  exertions  the  right  of  renewal  for  ever  was  obtained 
for  the  tenantry  of  Ireland ;  he  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Chris- 
tophilus  Clyncb,  Esq.  of  Peamount  House,  oo,  of  Dublin, 
and,  dying  in  1803,  left 

Gbobos  Rous. 

Henry  Clopton,  in  holy  orders,  «».  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Nicholas  Aylwaid,  Esq.  of  Shankhill  Castle,  co.  of  Kil- 
kenny, and  has  issue. 

Annie,  m.  to  Lieut.-Colonel  Hamlet  Obins,  and  has  issue. 

The  eldest  son, 

GaoBOB  Rous  Ksooh  Esq,  of  Ki}bride,  oo,  of  Carlow,  m. 
Marianne,  dau.  of  General  Sir  Thomas  Molyneuz,  Bart,  of 
Castledillon,  co.  of  Armagh,  and,  dying  in  1860,  left 

Joiim-Hbmbt,  now  of  Kilbride,  oo.  Carlow. 

Thomas-Molyneux.  captain  78th  Highlanders,  i».  Henri- 
etta, dau.  of  Charles  Butler,  Esq. 

William-Somerset. 

Elisabeth  Maigaret 

Georgiana-Mary,  m.  Shapland  Bwin^,  Eeq^  of  Clohamon 
House,  Wexford. 

Emiiy-Blanche.  Adelaide-Mario. 

A  mu—A  rgent,  a  lion  rampant  gules,  between  a  dexter  hand 
apaumte  in  the  sinister,  and  a  crescent  in  the  dexter  chief 
point,  both  of  the  second— for  Keoou,  quarterly  with  Clop- 
ton and  Cltncb. 

CrtU^A  boar  passant. 

Motto — Resisttte  usaue  ad  sanguinem. 

«ea«— Kilbride,  co.  Carlow. 


8m  Dean  Koogh's  JiUtgiMtwi  <if  Irdand,  AnnaU  ^ 

r^Mo^t^  Gooslc 


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K  £B 

KEB  OF  GATESHAW. 

REBy  WnxiAM,  E«q.  of  Gatohaw,  oo.  Boibiirgli, 
J,P,«  6,  in  1775 ;  m.  hu  ooiuai'genDaii,  Jane,  dao.  of 
Ellii  Mariutf  E^q-y  aod  had  iame, 

I.  Onscsr.  n.  EEi^-Martin. 

L  Eitzabetfa.  n.  MA^irei-Cedfia. 

m.  J«ae-3Cai7'0eott.  rr.  Eatex. 

▼.  WiIheImin*-E^>U»  ^  joniig.  tx.  Anna-Xaxix 

m,  OeorgiaoA'Aagiuta'WilklnMn. 

%itltMtt.^~'hA9CKUn  Kn,  of  GateriMjr  sad  Crooked- 
iihawa,  Vtriag  in  U9S,  (joooger  sod  of  GxLBncT  Kza,  of 
Fttnuide,  aoa  of  Airiiwnr  Kxa,  of  Primaule.  whom  COfaer, 
Bauv  Kxk,  of  PiiiiMide,lhrixiffiDl50t,wM  ■eeoodaon  of 
AvDBSir  Kn,  of  Cewfod,  Hnsg  in  1474,  from  whom  tlie 
noblo  boosM  of  Bcxbar^  and  LotfaiaA  dettra,)  «aa  fatter 
ofQiiJMrrKo,ofOtiaihawaDdCrnotawfahaifa.irtioaeaon 
aDd  heir,  Aimaew  Kb^  of  Crookeddmra,  Ihriag  in  IMS,  laft 
a  ton,  OfLaaar  Ksa,  of  the  aame  place  CaUmt  of  AasKKV 
Kaa,  of  Keleo,  Uving  in  1«M,  who  left  a  eon, 

WiLUAM  Kan,  Eaq.  of  Gateabaw,  b.  in  1707,  wbo  at.  131- 
aabeCh,  dan.  of  Gilbert  raioit,  Eiq.  of  Stonedge,  and  had 
iaaoe,  1  QuMon,  Ua  heir ;  3  Charlea  (8ir) ;  8  William,  of 
Edinbiuvh ;  4  Robert,  Ueut,-coL  E.I.C^. ;  1  Mary ;  3  Elisa- 
beth, m.  to  Bllia  Martin.  Eaq. ;  8  Eaaex,  ai.  to  Capi.  Tuhmt, 
E.  I.  Co.*B  aarrictt.    The  eldeat  son  and  heir, 

OiLMRTT  KsE.  Eaq.  of  Oateahaw,  6.  in  1749,  m.  Margaret, 
dan.  of  John  Hood,  Eaq.  of  Btonefidge,  by  whom  be  had,  1 
WiLuaJC  of  Oateahaw  ;  3  John.  Henf^mant  10th  regt,  d.  in 
Oeyloa  ;  8  Gilbert,  B.K.,  deceaaert  ;  4  Thomaa,  merchant,  d. 
in  Jamaica;  1  Jane;  2  EUaa;  f  Oeciha;  4  Maxfaret,  ak  to 
Fianeia  BrcKlie,  Eaq. ;  and  5  Agnec 

Arm$  Vert,  on  a  dier.  between  three  nniooma'  heada^ 
aiaaaJ,  arig.,  armed  and  maned,  or.  aa  many  muDeta.  aa. 

Crut—An  nnieom'a  head,  araaao,  aig.,  amed  and  maned, 
or. 

ifodo— Pro  Chfiato  et  patrfi. 

4ta<— Oateahaw,  oo.  Boabozgh. 


JC  EB 


•      KER  OF  NEWBLI8S  HOUSE. 
See  MuBBAT. 

KERR  OF  MONTALTO. 

Kkbr,  Datid  •  Stewabt,  Es^.  of  Hontalto,  oo. 
Down,  M.P.  for  that  county  since  1862,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  m.  1  March,  1842,  Hon.  Anna-Dorothea  Black- 
wood, youngest  dau.  of  Hans,  3rd  Lord  Dufi^rin. 

llClUafft.—DATiD  KsB.  Baq.  of  Portavo  and  Montatto, 
00.  Down,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  Downpatrlck,  deeeeaded 
fkom  a  branch  of  the  Scottiah  Keta.  He  m.  SS  Feb.  1814, 
Lady  Selina-flarah  Stewart,  aiater  of  the  late  Marqueaa  of 
Londonderry,  and  d.  80  Deo.  1841,  learing  an  only  eon, 
tlie  preaent  DAyii>-STKWAaT  Exaa.  Eaq.,  M.P.  of  Montalto^ 
and  diua.,  of  whom  the  eldeat  dau.,  Fionoea^nno.  waa  a^ 
6  Feb.  1S40.  to  Matthew-John  Aoketell.  Esq.,  eldeat  aon  of 
William  Anketell,  Eaq.  of  AnketeU  Grove. 

Aat— Montalto,  Ballynahincb,  oo.  Down. 

SCOTT-KERR  OF  CHATTO. 
Socxre-KiBB,  William,  Esq.  of  Chatto  and  Sun- 
laws,  CO.  Roxburgh,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  8  Oct.  1807; 
m.  1st,  19  Dec  1887,  Hannah-Charlotte,  only  child 
and  heiress  of  Henry  Scott,  Esq.  of  Horsleyhill  and 
Belford,  and  relict  of  Sir  John-James  Douglas,  Bart, 
of  Springwood  Park,  and  has  issiie,  Elizabsth- 
Mabt-Chabiidtte.  He  m.  2ndly,  Jan.  1855,  Fran* 
oes-Louisa,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Robert  Fennesy, 
Esq.,  and  has  by  her  a  dau.,  Frances-Edith. 

irilUage.— This  fhmUy,  that  of  Boorr  qf  ThirUttaiiu,  in 
Rozburi^iahire  (distinct  from  Scott  of  ThirUttaine,  in  Sel- 
kirkahire,  represented  by  Lord  Napier)  ia  a  branch  of  the 
great  Scottish  Uaaily  of  Scott  of  Sintou,  from  which  q>ring 
in  the  female  line  the  Ducal  house  of  Buodeugh,  and  in  the 
male  the  Sootta  of  Harden  (represented  by  Lord  Polwarth) 
and  the  Scotta  of  Abbotaford. 

Alsxandir  Boott,  of  Thirleatalno  son  of  William  Scott, 
of  Thirloataine,  and  Chriatian  Don,  his  wife,  and  grandson 
of  Jamw-Soott,  (brotber-german  of  Sir  William  Scott,  of 
648 


Hankajby  AfMS  BUdai.  his  wiis,  ^^ 

qvived  the  bade  ef  Tliiikliliw,  ffictoa,  i 

Sir  Andrew  Km,  of  Giiaahwil.  m  the  jear  MHJ  a.  S  Jan. 

17a»,  BarfaKm  Ketr,  of  Fii^il— i,  la  i  1 1  I  i—ii  fta*  aaaaaad 


WnxuM  Boon,  bq.  ef  'niilitaiai,  aL  U  Jvmw  ITO. 
Ehaabelh  riaaii,  <d  IM^nwii,  ea.  rm^  aad  h^  f 
Auajunmn,  d.  ana.  ia  lT9t ;  BaaBST.  of  i 
KHiaheih,  a.  to  Dr.  MadoaiB,  and  d.  in  lftt«: 
Cbnatian.  d.  wmwu  m  IMS  ;  Jtia^  Maiiay.  «.  to  flfa 
M amy  ThzMpbad,   Bart.     Tbm  f  aiitk  iiiaa    ■■ ml.  by 

to  the  entaled  eatataa  ef  Sonlaws  and  Chatter  on  tke  ^oaaaa 
of  Cbratisa  Kear.  niiaaMiMlyeaBadLadyOtto.  ^^^o  ^  a 
f.  ani  who  waa  fiBeaSy  ilaaeeiidfil  from  a  bauthia  ef  fir 
WOfiaaa  Kaar,  of  GraeBhead,  brc4ber-g«nBaEB  of  the  Bnl  of 
Aneram.    He  d.  4  May.  ITBS,  and  waa  a.  by  his  eUeat  aon. 

ALKZAXVsa  Soorr-Kna,  of  Bunlawaand  Gbatto,  Hunt,  ia 
the  ttod  ngL,  who  d.  mmm,  in  PhilaiiriphH,  ia  179t.  md 
was  A  by  hia  brother. 

BoBBKT  8o9»-KaBB,  Bsq.  ef  Saakwa,  who  m.  17  Dae. 
1800.  Ettaabeth  Bell,  jiwii^fi  <kni.  of  David  P>fiB,»^  of 
Drameeith,  eo.  Fodhr.  snd  had  iasna, 

L  WniLkM,  hia  heir  and  pteeaot  repieaeoiati^e. 

I.  Anne.  n.  KKrahcdHjiiim  m.  Mainret. 

IT.  Bd)eecanAgnei^  m.  May,  1S55^  to  John  Lewie  Ba^ir. 

T^iiMlelina. 
He  d.  in  1831.  and  waa  a.  by  hia  only  aoraivin^  sen,  the 
preaent  Wilixam  SooTT-Kaaa.  Esq.  of  Chatto,  repmentatxra 
of  tlM  Kerra  of  Qreenhflad,  and  ol  the  Scotta  of  Tliii  lilaiia', 
in  Bozboighahire. 

Jraw— Qwitacly:  let  and  4th,   Km;  tod  and  toL 

SOOTT. 

CVota— let.  Kaaa ;  2nd,  Soorr. 

Ifottoca— let,  orer  the  Kaam  efeat,  '^Bagulier  st  ^hgen- 
reox  ;^  2nd,  over  the  Soorr  creet.  "  Paoem  1 
&a^-SunkwB,  near  Kelso,  oo.  1 


KERBICH  OF  GELDESTON  HALL. 

Kkrrich,  JoHif,  Esq.  of  Cleldeeton  Hall,  ca  Nt$r- 
folk,  J.P.  and  D.U,  6  21  Dec  1798;  m.  26  Dec. 
1826,  Mary-Eleanor,  eldest  siuTiring  dau.  of  John 
Fitzgerald,  Eaq.  of  Naseby,  co.  NortJiampt^n,  and 
Little  Island,  co.  Waterford,  and  baa  iaaue, 

I.  WAMga-Firrqaa i rn,  b.  10  Dee.  1S29. 

n.  Hdmimd,  6.  25  April.  18S3. 

m.  Chatlea-Angvstua,  b.  6  Aog.  18M. 

!▼.  John,  6.  8  Feb.  1841. 

L  Eieanor-Fninoea.  ii.  BUasbeth. 

nt,  AmeHa-Jsne.  it.  Mary. 

T.  Andalusia.  n.  Anna-Maria-Therasa. 

Irtn^age.^-This  fiKmUy  was  settled  at  Donwich.  hi  Suf- 
folk, as  early  as  1299.  as  appears  from  the  records  of  that 
borough,  which  was  repzeeented  in  Parliament  by  Johaones 
Keniche.  2  Eowabd  II..  a  d.  1308. 

John  Kerrioh.  M.D.,  of  Buiy  St.  Edmunda  (elder  aon  of 
Watter  Kerrich,  Eaq.  of  Harieaton,  by  Ann.  hia  wife,  dan. 
and  co-heir  of  Jolm  Dove,  Eaq.  of  Harieaton,  and  graudaon 
of  John  Kerrich,  Gent,  of  Mendham)  m.  Mary,  f<wth  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Symon  Patrick,  of  Gsmbzidgo,  and  had  iaao^ 
1  JoHX.  of  whom  we  treat ;  2  Walter,  canon  of  Salisbury  ;  3 
Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Horinger.  oo.  SuOblk ; 
and  4  Mary-Catherine,  «a.  to  Richard  Reynolds,  of  PSxton, 
HanU.  Mr.  Kenich  d.  9  Oct  1702.  His  eldest  surviTliig 
son. 

JoBN  Kxaaicu,  Esq.  of  Harleston.  b.  18  Aug.  178S,  m.  his 
oouaiu,  Amelia,  dau.  of  Simon  Kerrich,  Esq.  of  OoMoaton, 
and  d.  in  1795,  leavtDg  (with  a  dau.,  Amelia,  m.  to  Gewga 
Gooch,  Baq.  of  Brunawick-square.  oapt.  in  the  E.  I.  00.** 
servioe,  and  an  Elder  Brother  of  the  Trinity  Honae,  and  d. 
in  1807 ;  and  a  aon,  Edward,  of  s^mtK^T^pt^-^'ii^'^^ 
London,  d.  t.  p.,(i  Jan.  18S1)  an  elder  eon  and  heir. 

John  KaaaioH,  Eaq.  of  Harieaton,  J.P.  and  D.L..  who  ai. 
21  Feb.  1798.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Walker.  Eaq.  of  WsU'i 
End,  CO.  Northumberiand,  and  by  her,  who  d.  19  Nor.  182S. 
had  issue. 

John,  hia  hair. 

Thomas,  6.  20  Dec.  1801,  m.  10  March.  1827.  Harriet- 
Franoea.  dau.  of  Geoige  Baring.  Eaq.,  and  has  iame. 
Leonard,  and  Walt6r-DX)yly. 

Edward,  b.  14  Jan.  1807.  w.  17  Sept.  1S29,  MaTy-Erolyn- 
.'^usan,  aecoud  dnu.  of  Richard  Fuller,  Eaq.  of  the 
Rookeiy,  oo.  Surrey,  and  has  issue,  Henry  walker  & 
26  April.  1832,  and  six  daus.  j 


KIN 


KIN 


Amelia,  deoeaaed. 

Adeline,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Edmund-Hector  Hopper. 

Jane,  d.  unm.  Anue,  d.  unm, 

Mr.  Kenich  d.  25  April,  1812,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 
JoHK  KxRBiOH,  Esq.  of  Qeldeston  HalL 

JrrM—Qek,t  on  a  pUe,  aiv ,  a  calthn^,  of  the  first. 
Ontt — ^A  calthrap  on  a  hill,  ppr. 
Motto — Nunquam  non  paratus. 
-    -    ^  I  Hall.  00.  Norfolk. 


KINCHANT  OF  PARK  HALL. 

KiNCHAKT,  RiOHARD  -  Henrt,  of  Park  Hall,  co. 
Salop,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1846,  b.  6  Jan. 
1804 ;  late  an  officer  in  the  69th  regt. ;  m.  2  Dec. 
1831,  Eliza-Maria,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard- 
Bewley  Caton,  M.A.,  of  Binbrook,  co.  Lincoln,  and 
has  issne, 

I.  .CHiLRLTOM-JoHN,  l.  27  May,  1834. 

II.  Job-Heuiy,  b.  20  Aug.  1835. 
m.  Riohard-Caton,  6.  4  April,  1841. 

I.  BUxa-Power,  m.  38  April,  1851,  Edward  Yenables,  Esq., 

■on  of  L.  J.  Venables,  Esq.  of  WoodMQ,  oo.  Salop, 
u.  Mym-Catherlne-Ann. 

Htnca^t* — John  Quinohant,  a  native  of  France,  be- 
came a  captain  in  Gen.  Hany  Pulteney's  regiment  of  foot, 
and  feU  at  the  battle  of  Fontenoy,  11  May,  1745.  He  ta. 
Slisabeth,  3rd  dau.  of  Bei\jamin  Scott,  Esq.  of  Eltham,  oo. 
Kent,  and  had  a  son, 

Jomr  QuiN  CHANT,  who  altered  the  spelling  of  his  patemd 
xiame  to  Kikchant,  and  was  a  captain  in  the  82nd  regiment 
of  infimtry.  He  resided  first  at  Stone  House,  near  Ludlow, 
«nd  afterwards  at  Park  Hall,  near  Oswestiy,  which  estate 
ho  acquired  in  right  of  his  wife,  Emma,  dau.  of  Sir  Francis 
Charlton,  Bart  of  Ludfurd,  relict  of  Richard  Jenkins,  Esq. 
of  Blcton  Hall,  co.  Salop,*  and  oo-heirese  of  her  brother. 
Job  Charlton,  of  Park  Hall,  sheriff  of  Shropshire  in  1748. 
Oapt.  John  Kinehant  d.  9  June,  1789,  aged  68,  leaving  issue, 
by  the  above  lady  (with  two  dans.,  Emma,  m.  to  John 
Ottrdner,  Esq.  of  Sansau,  oo.  Salop;  and  EUaa,  tn.  to 
Richard  Bock,  Esq.  of  Shrewsbury  and  Treftoanny,)  three 
sons,  via., 

I.  Jork-Chablton,  his  successor. 

u.  Francis,  in  holy  orders,  of  Easton,  near  Middleton-on- 
Hill.  CO.  Herefora,  m.  Mary,  only  child  of  Samuel  Pat- 
sbuU,  Esq.  of  Easton,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  Francis - 
Charlton,  a  oomet  in  the  Scots  Oreys,  killed  at  the  battle 
of  Waterloo,  18  June,  1815 :  and  Mary-Emma,  m.  1st,  to 
Captain  Henry  Andrews,  of  the  4th,  or  King's  Own,  regi- 
ment ;  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rev.  John  Langley,  curate  of 
St.  Chad's,  Salop,  and  afterwards  rector  of  Wallingford, 
Oxfordshire. 

III.  Richard,  of  the  civil  service,  E.I.Co.,  m.  1802,  Myra- 
Cdtherine-Anne,  dau.  of  John  WiUdnsou,  Esq.,  Recorder 
of  Bombay,  and  d.  in  1809,  leaving  issue, 

1  Riohasd-Hbkbt,  present  representative. 

S  John-Robert-Nathaniel,  b.  28  June.  1805,  inholy orders, 
incumbent  of  Llanvair,  Waterdine,  and  Bettws,  co. 
Salop,  m.  May,  1835,  Maria,  dau.  of  Richard  Phayre, 
Esq.,  H.B.I.G.S.,  and  hasissue,  Robert,  Francis,  Charl- 
ton, Catherine,  Maria  and  Rose. 

1  Myra-Catharine-Anne,  m.  to  Charles  J.  ElUs,  Esq.  of 
the  B.I.Co.'s  civil  service. 

The  eldest  son, 

Johh-Chabltov  Eikohant,  Esq.  of  Pail:  Hall,  high- 
sheriff' of  Salop  in  1775,  i».  Jane  Stukeley,  dau.  of —  Fowler, 
Esq.,  CO.  Berks,  and  dying  $.  p.  in  1832,  was  ».  by  his  nephew, 
the  present  Biobabd-Hemby  Kinohakt,  Esq.  of  Park  Hall. 

Amu—Az,,  three  lions'  heads,  two  sad  onsi,  erased,  tag., 
ducally  crowned,  or. 
^Veie— Issnant,  ftx>m  a  ducal  coronet,  or  a  domi-lion,  azg. 
Ifotto— Virtus  pyramidis. 
ftcK— Parte  Hall,  Oswestry,  oo.  Salop. 


in»  Jane. 
T.  IsabeUo* 


IT.  Catherine. 
▼I.  Henrietta. 


KING  OP  UMBERSLADE. 

KiKO,  Edward-Bolton,  Esq.  of  Ui^berslade,  oo. 
Warwick,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1880,  and  formerly  M.P. 
for  Warwick,  b.  1801;  m.  1828,  Georgiana,  2nd  dau. 
of  Robert  Knight,  Esq.  of  Barrells,  M.P.,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Bdwabd-Ralxioh,  b.  in  1883. 

I.  Goorgiana.  ii.  Frances-Dorothea. 


fLitltK^t* — ^This  is  presumed  to  have  been  originally  a 
Westmoreland  £amlly,  and  is  stated  to  descend  from  Sir 
Ralph  King,  who  fought  at  Azincourt.  The  first  of  its 
members  out  of  that  coimty, 

Thoxas  Kura,  whose  father  garrisoned  the  church  of  Mal- 
hamdale  for  the  parliament,  erected  Church  End  in  Kirby. 
He  had  two  sons  and  a  dau.    His  2nd  son, 

Thokas  Koto,  settled  at  Skellands,  in  the  parish  of 
Elrby  Malhamdale,  and  oo.  of  York.  His  great-great- 
grandson, 

EowAAD  Enro,  Esq.  of  Hungerhill,  ca  York,  vice-chan- 
oellc»r  of  the  duohy  of  Lancaster,  and  bencher  of  Gray's  Inn, 
(4  th  son  of  the  Veiy  Rev.  James  King  of  Skellands,  co. 
York,  dean  of  Baphoe,  by  Anne  his  wife.  dau.  and  oo-hdr  of 
John  Walker,  Esq.  of  Hungertiin  ;  and  brother  of  Captain 
James  King,  the  drcmnnavigator,  of  Walter  King,  D.D., 
bishop  of  Rodhester,  and  of  John  King,  Esq.,  Under  Secretary 
of  State),  m,  1st,  Miss  Lang,  by  whom  he  had  three  dans., 
Henrietta,  m.  to  the  Hon.  Oeoige  Carleton,  colonel  in  the 
army,  kiUed  at  Beigom*op-Zoom,  and  had,  with  three 
daus.,  a  son,  Quy,  the  present  Lord  Dorchester. 
Ann,  m.  to  —  Sundeiiaod,  Esq. 
Mary,  m.  to  —  Baddifie,  Esq. 
He  m,  2nd]y,  Miss  Dorothy  Myers,  and  had  Issue, 
Bdwabd-Bolton,  his  heir. 

John  Myers,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Catoombe,  oo.  Somer- 
sets m.  his  first  cousin,  ML<w  Frances  King.  dau.  of  the 
bishop  of  Rochester,  and  has  one  son  and  a  dau.,  John 
and  Frances. 

Susan- Alice,  m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Formby,  vicar  of  Frinds- 
bury,  Kent. 

Dorothea,  m.  12  July,  1826,  to  Edward-Williams  Hasell, 
Esq.  of  Dalemain,  in  Cumberland,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  King  d.  in  1824, 

Arm*   Sa.,  a  lion,  rampant,  between  three  croes-eroolets, 
or. 
Ore$i—Oni  of  a  ducal  coronet,  a  demi-lion,  rampant. 
Seat— Umberskide,  near  Henley-in-Arden. 


*  Previously  relict  of  John  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Aston,  oo.  Salop. 
649 


KING  OF  NORTH  PETHERTON.  . 
Meadb-Kii70,  Richard,  Esq.  of  The  Rectoiy, 
North  Petherton,  co.  Somerset,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high- 
sheriff  1846,  b.  2  March,  1776;  m.  23  May,  1804, 
Elizabella,  only  dau.  of  John  Warren,  M.D.,  of  Taun- 
ton, by  Betty  his  wife,  8rd  and  youngest  dau.  and 
oo-heir  of  James  Woolcott,  Esq.  of  Shearetou,  in  the 
parish  of  North  Petherton,  co.  Somerset,  and  by 
this  lady  (who  d,  6  Jan.  1825)  has  issue, 
I.  RiOHABD,  of  Walford,  near  Tatmton,  J. P.,  B.  27  April, 
1806 ;  m.  2  Feb.  1831,  Catherine,  2nd  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
the  late  William  Oliver,  Esq.  of  Hope  Comer,  near 
Taunton,  and  has  issue, 

1  Riohard-Meade,  b.  27  Oct.  1881. 

2  William-OUver.  b.  17  March,  1838. 
8  Frederick-Meade,  b.  21  Nov.  1885. 

4  Henry-Herbert,  b.  1«  Feb.  1887. 

5  Walter,  b.  1  April,  1842. 

1  Eliza-Catherine. 

2  Henrietta. 

n.  Frederick,  6.  28  March,  1818;  d.  unm,  3  Oct.  1834. 
III.  Heniy-Warren,  6.  1  April,  1817 ;  m.  28  Sept.  1847, 
Mazy-Anne,  2nd  dau.  of  Joseph  Wiggtn    merchant  of 
Manchester,  and  has  issue, 
1  Richard-Robert,  b.  3  Feb.  1812. 
1  Jessie-Marion. 
rv.  Charles-James,  b.  9  Aug.  1822 ;  m.  1  May,  1855,  Cathe* 
rine  Hall,  eldest  dau.  of  William  Newton,  merchant  of 
Birkenhead,  and  has  issue, 
1  Agnes-Gertrude. 
V.  WiUiam-Thomas-Pearse,  b.  24  Nov.  1824 ;  m,  14  Ainril, 
1852,  Ellen-Catherino,  diu.  of  Isaac  LoveQ,  Esq.  of 
West  Haddon,  oo.  Northampton. 

I.  EUsabeila-Warran. 

II.  Clara-Theresa. 

in.  Ellen,  m.  20  Sept.  1835,  to  the  R«iT.  Oeorge  Bedley 

Waxrm,  of  Dulverton,  co.  Somerset, 
ly.  Jessie-Louisa,  m.  3  Nov  1835,  John-Clitsome  Warren, 

Esq.  of  Taunton,  and  d.  8  May,  1845. 

ILitKaSC. — JoHV  Meads,  of  lyng,  oo.  Somerset,  m. 
3  Jxme,  1697,  Mary  Morse,  of  North  Petherton,  and  with  a 
dau.,  Mary,  had  three  sons,  John  baptised  2  April,  1700 ; 
RiOHABD,  of  frikom  presently ;  and  William,  bapi.  Nov.  1708. 
The  Snd  son. 


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K  I  IT 

RiOHASD  Mbabb,  Ctoot.  of  North  Pethexton,  bapt.  11  Not. 
1701,  m.  Joan  Hydim,  of  the  same  place,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
in  1764,  had  (with  two  daus,  Hannah,  m.  15  Not.  1774,  to  her 
oouahi,  John  Meade  of  Lyug,  and  d.  $.  p.  8  Feb.  1781 ;  and 
Haxy,  m.  to  Francis  Coombe,  Oent.  of  North  Petherton,  and 
d.  i.  p.,  and  three  tons  who  d.  young)  an  only  surriTing  eon 
and  heh:, 

William  Mcadb,  Gent,  of  North  Petherton,  bapt.  19  May, 
1761.  who  m.  21  June,  1776,  Elizabeth,  younger  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  John  Ling,  Oent.  of  North  Petherton,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  in  May,  1780,  left,  at  hia  decease  in  March,  1789,  an 
only  son  and  successor,  tiie  present  Riohabd  Mkaoc-Kiko, 
Esq.  of  the  Bectoxy  of  North  Petherton,  who  assumed,  by 
royal  license,  6  Oct.  1880,  the  additional  surname  and  arms 
of  King,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  the  late  Richard 
King,  Esq.  of  the  Bectoiy,  North  Petherton. 

Arm»  Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  a  lion,  rampant,  between 
three  crosses-craaslet,  sa.,  uid  as  many  escallops,  g\L,  for 
Kino:  2nd  and  Srd,  gu.,  on  a  chcT.,  arg.,  between  three  leo- 
pords'fiices,  or.,  two  arrows,  in  saltier,  az.,  barbed  and  flighted, 
ppr.,  between  two  bows,  clievronwiae,  of  the  four^  for 

Ort»t»—'K  mount,  vert,  thereon  an  arm.  in  bend  dexter, 
oouped  at  the  elbow,  the  hand  supporting  a  tiltiug-spear, 
erect,  the  head  broken,  the  arm  surmounting  a  branch  of 
oak.  fhicted,  in  bend  sinister,  all  ppr.,  for  Kino  ;  a  demi- 
griffin,  az.,  wings  elevated,  erm.,  in  the  dexter  claw  a  fleur- 
de-hs,  or,  for  Mbaob. 

Jfotto—Gadenti  porrigo  dextram. 

JKeridaiet— Pyrland  ]£J1,  co,  Somerset. 


KING  OF  BALTTLIN. 

Kino,  Rev.  Hknrt,  of  Ballylin,  King's  Coanty,  h, 
1779 ;  ffi.  5  June,  1821,  Harriett,  youngest  dau.  of 
John  Lloyd.  Esq.  of  Qloster,  King's  County,  for 
many  years  M.P.  for  that  county,  and  had  issue, 

T.  JoiiH-OiLBBBT,  6.  19  Dcc.  1822,  J.P.  and  D.L.  at  one 
time,  high-aheziirfor  the  King's  County. 

I.  Harriett 

II.  Jane,  m.  to  Sir  William  R.  Mahon.  Bart. 

III.  Maty,  m.  to  Hon.  Henry  C.  Ward,  son  of  the  late 
Viscount  Bjoigor. 

HCntasr.— -This  family  and  that  of  Sir  Gilbert  King, 
Bart.,  of  Chariestown  is  one  and  the  same. 

GiiAERT  Kino,  Esq.,  who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  French, 
of  French  Park.  do.  Roscommon,  had  a  son, 

Gilbert  Knro,  Esq.,  vai^at  6th  drstgoon-guards.  m. 
Rebecca,  his  cousin,  dau.  of  John  King,  Esq.  of  Ball^in, 
and  sister  of  John  King,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  M.P.  for 
Jamestown,  and  left,  with  a  dau..  Harriett,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
John  Eagles,  a  son  and  heir,  the  present  Rey.  Henbt 
Kino,  who  «.  to  Ballylin  at  the  decease  of  his  maternal 
uncle. 

.imw— Sa.,  a  lion,  rampant,  double  queued,  or. 
Cfrtat — ^An  escallop,  gu. 
Afotto— Sjpes  tutiasima  coelis. 
-Ballylin,  King's  County. 


KING  OF  STAUNTON  PARK. 

KiKO,  James-Kino,  Esq.  of  Staunton  Park,  co. 
Hereford,  M.P.  for  that  shire,  J.P.,  6.  6  Nov.  1806 ; 
m.  17  March,  1835,  Mary  -  Cochrane,  4th  dau.  of 
Kenneth-Francis  Mackenzie,  Esq.  (a  younger  brauch 
of  the  Mackenzies  of  Redcostley  co.  Ross,  N.B.),  and 
has  issue, 

I.  FBAHdfrJAias,  6. 18  Oct.  1888. 

I.  Emma-Anne.  u.  Elcmor-Maiy. 

ni.  Adeline.  nr.  Katherine-Julia. 

iLuif affe. — ^Thb  Bkv.  Jaius  SncFKiHsoir,  M.A.,  rector 
of  St.  Peter-le-Poor,  Old  Bit>ad  Street,  Lond>n,  son  of 
Roger  Simpkinson,  Esq.  of  London,  hy  Elisabeth  his  wife, 
dAU.  of  William  King,  Esq  of  Staunton  Parte,  assumed,  by 
royal  linoenoe,  April  1837,  his  maternal  surname  and  arms 
of  Knro  only.  He  m.  1st  July,  180S,  Emma,  4th  dau.  of 
Edward  Vauz,  Esq.  of  the  dty  of  Londion,  and  had  Issue, 

I.  jAMCS-KiNa.  now  of  Staunton  Park. 

II.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  M,  A.,  of  BaUol  College,  Ozon, 
m.  12  Oct.  1838,  Amelia-Frances,  6th  dau.  of  Kenneth- 
Frands  Mackenzie,  Esq.,  and  has  issue,  a  dau.,  Rose- 
Maigaret. 

I.  Margaret  n.  Maiy.  m.  EUxabeth. 

IV.  Frances,  m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Garbott>  M.  A.,  rector  of 
650 


KIN 

Clayton,  co.  Sussex,  and  professor  of  poetry  hi  the  Uni- 
versity of  Oxford. 

▼.  Louisa-Dedma. 

Jmu— Quarterly :  aig.  and  as.,  in  the  2nd  and  Srd  quar- 
ters, a  mullet  of  nx  pomts,  or,  pierced,  of  the  field,  over  aU 
a  bendbanryof  six,  of  the  second,  diaiged  with  a  cinqnefcfl. 
of  the  third  and  gu. 

Crtd—A.  lion,  rampant,  bendy,  or  and  as.  supporting  two 
branches  composed  of  two  rosea,  gu.,  and  three  cinqnelnait 
vert,  slipped  and  leaved,  of  the  last 

iroa<H-Floreo  in  ungue  leonis. 

/SMt— Staunton  Flffk,  near  Leominster,  co.  Hereford. 

KINGDON  OF  LAUNCELLS. 

KiNODON,  Oeoroe-Bouohton,  Esq.  of  LaunoeUs, 
CO.  Comwdll,  and  Compton  Hall,  co.  Devon,  J.P. 
and  D.L.,  h.  10  March,  1776;  m.  29  June,  1887, 
Christiana,  dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  William-HoUand 
Coham,  of  Coham,  Dunsland,  and  Upcott  AveneU, 
all  in  00.  Devon.  Mr.  Kingdon  is  one  of  the  gentle- 
men of  her  Majesty's  most  honourable  Privy  Cham- 
ber. 

Iritlf  age.— The  Kingdons  are  an  old  and  respectable 
fiunUy  of  the  coimties  of  Cornwall  and  Devon.  Their  most 
andent  residence,  of  which  there  is  now  any  anthentk 
account,  was  at  TaxHUHSMr,  in  the  parish  of  Quithiock. 
Cornwall,  where  they  flourished  in  the  12th,  18th,  Hth,  and 
16th  centuries. 

The  eldest  branch  of  the  Kingdon  &mlly  became  extinct 
at  Trehuns^,  about  the  middle  of  the  16th  centoiy,  when 
the  two  co-h€dresses  married  Chiverton  and  Vivian. 

RooBK  KiNODOH  (son  of  Roger  Kingdon.  Esq.,  deecended 
ttom  one  of  the  sons  of  the  Trehimsey  family),  settled  at 
Holsworthy,  co.  Devon,  about  the  year  1730,  and  engaged 
in  commerce.  He  m.  18  June,  1733,  Judith,  dan.  of  John 
Cory,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

I,  John,  in  holy  orders,  J.P.,  6.  4  Nov.  1736 :  m.  in  176«w 

Jane,  dux.  of  Uie  Rev.  John  Hotkin,  patron  and  vicar  of 
Okehampton,  and  had  issue, 

1  John,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  the  parishes  of  Har- 
hamchurch  and  Whitstone.  Cornwall,  J. P.,  «•.  Hiss 
Marsh,  sister-in-law  to  Richard  Preston,  Esq..  berrister- 
at-law.  the  late  eminent  convmno^  and  has  aevenl 
children,  one  of  whom,  the  Rev.  wUliam  Kingdon, 
rector  of  Whitstone,  m.  Miss  Hawker,  dan.  of  the  Rev. 
Jacob  Hawker,  vi&ir  of  Stratton. 

2  Roger,  in  holy  orders,  patron  and  rector  of  Hols- 
worthy, Devon,  m.  the  widow  of  the  Rev.  Leoosrd 
Herring,  and  has  several  children,  of  whom  one,  the 
Rev.  John  Kingdon,  is  rector  of  Michaelstow,  ComwalL 

8  Richard,  m.  his  1st  cousin,  Mary,  dao.  of  the  late 
Richard  Kinsdon,  Esq.,  and  has  a  son,  the  Rev.  Rcger- 
OeoTge  Kingdon. 

4  Thomas-Hockin,  in  holy  orders,  J. P.,  rector  of  Py- 
wortliv,  Devon.    He  m.  Miss  Nicholson,  dau.  of  Samuel 
Nicholson,   Esq.,  late  of  Ham,  and  sister  of  Georae 
Nicholson,  Esq.  of  Waverley  Abbey,  and  has  issue,  the 
Rev.  Samuel  Kingdon,  m.  Miss  Napier,  dau.  of  the  late 
Oen.  Napier,  H.E.I.C.&;   the   Rev.    QeoTKeHMOMS 
Kingdon,   m.  Miss  Badcock ;  and  Paul  Kingdon,  £s(l, 
barrister-at-  law,  late  fellow  of  Exeter  College,  OzfonI, 
m.  Miss  Foulkes,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Petar-D.  Foulkes. 
6  Frauds,  m.  Miss  Palmer,  dan.  of  the  late  Very  Rev. 
Dr.  Palmer,  dean  of  Cashell,  and  has  severml  diildreo. 
6  Dennis,  late  m^or  in  the  80th  regt,  m.  Miss  Hecrii^ 
only  child  of  the  late  Rev.  Leonam  Herring. 
1  EUzabeth-Dennia,  m.  to  Capt  Utherwood,  R.N. 
n.  Richard,  of  whom  presently, 
in.  Roger,  who  d.  yoiing. 
I.  Mary,  n.  Judith,  both  deceased. 
The2Ddson, 

RiOHASLD  KiKODON,  Esq.  of  Holsworthy,  co.  Devon,  was 
for  many  years  an  active  magistrate  tot  that  shire.    He  m. 
in  1770,  Rebecca,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Oeoige  Bougfatou, 
of  the  ancient  &mily  of  Boughton,  of  Lawford  Hall,  in 
Warwickshire,  and  had  issue, 
Roger,  in  holy  orders,  d.  wnm. 
OxoBOB-BouoHTOV,  now  of  Launcens. 
Richard,  M.D.,  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  the  late  Dr.  Parson.  M-D., 
and  sister  of  Dr.  Parson,  LL.D.,  and  has,  Bronghton,  and 
other  issue. 

Cory,  M.D.,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  James  Buckiiw- 
ham,  and  has,  AlfVed-Cory,  in  holy  orders;  ClenMW- 
Brougfaton;  and  other  issua 
Judith,  Hi.  to  John  Braddon,  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L. 
Msjry,  m.  to  her  cousin,  Richard  Kingdon,  Esq. 
Arm*    Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  aig.,  a  chevron,  sa.,  between 
three  magpies,  ppr.,  for  Kihodox;  2nd  and  Sid,  sa.,  three 
crescents,  or,  for  Bouohtov. 
Crat, — An  eagle  displayed,  with  two  necks  and  heads,  sa. 
S0a/»— Launcells   House,  new  Stratton,  CoruwoD;  and 
Conpton  Hall,  near  Plymouth,  Devon. 


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E  I  R 


KINGSCOTE  OF  KINQSCOTE. 

KiNQSCOTE,  Thomas-Hbnrt,  Eaq.  of  Kingscote, 
CO.  Gloucester,  J.P.,  high-sheriflf  1841,  b.  19  Jan. 
1799 ;  m.  1st,  8  April,  1828,  Isabella-Frances- Anne, 
6th  dau.  of  Henry,  6tli  Duke  of  Beaufort,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  4  Feb.  1881),  has  issue, 

I.  BoBSRT-NiOKL-FrTZHABDnros,  b,  28  Feb.  1830;  m.  Ist, 
Carolino-Sophia,  daa.  of  CoL  Wyndham,  of  Petworth, 
Sussex;  and  2ndly,  Lady  Emily-Marie,  dau.  of  Eari 
Howe. 

I.  IsaboUa-Charlotte-Louisa,  m.  80  Not.  1864,  to  Capt. 
Mardn,  of  Bloomfield,  oo.  Sligo,  late  of  the  3rd  light 
dragoons. 

He  m,  2ndly,  5  June,  1833,  Harriott-Mary- Anne, 
eldest  dau.  of  Benjamin,  1st  Lord  Bloomfield,  and 
by  her  also  has  issue, 

I.  Fltsharding,  b.  16  Maieh,  1837. 

n.  Heniy-Bloomfield.  b.  28  Feb.  1848. 

in.  Thomas- Arthiir-Fitzhardinge,  6. 16  Jan.  1845. 

IT.  William-Anthony,  6.  26  Not.  1848. 

▼.  Johu-Bloomfield,  b.  87  Feb.  1861. 

I.  Oeoxgina-Emiiy.  ii.  Louisa-Harriott. 

m.  Oaroline-j?i»noes. 

ILCn^aSt.— NiOELL  Fitz-Abthur,  grandson  of  Ans- 
osaus,  the  Saxon,  living  in  986,  m.  Addvo,  dau.  of  Robert 
Fitz-Hardinge,  grandson  of  Sukno,  the  Srd  King  of  Den- 
maxic,  by  E^a,  niece  of  William  the  Conqueror.  With 
this  l-idy  he  received  as  djwer  the  manor  of  Kingscote 
(called  in  Domesday  Book.  Chingesoote). 

Adam  db  Kmofioorz,  of  Kingscote  (sou  of  Nigell  Fits- 
Arthur,  by  Adeva  his  wifeX  had  a  coufirmatiou  of  that 
manor  in  1188,  from  his  uncle.  Lord  Maurice  FitsHardinge. 
He  was  buried  in  Bristol  Cathedral,  and  firom  him  da- 
scendod  the  Kikosootbs  qf  Kingfcott,  whose  chief  in  the 
time  of  ELktbt  Y.  shared  in  the  gloxy  of  Azinooubt.  The 
evoutual  representative, 

William  Kimqsootb,  Esq.  of  Kingscote,  son  of  William, 
who  d.  in  1706,  and  great-grandson  of  Anthony,  who  d.  in 
1646,  and  lies  interred  in  the  chureh  of  Kingscote,  imder  a 
monument  bearing  an  interesting  inscription  referential  to 
the  family  history.*  He  m.  Catherine  Bameley,  and  had 
issue, 

I.  NiOBLL.  Mb  heir. 

n.  Bobert-Fitshardinge,  of  London,  who  m.  Mary  Ham- 
mond, a  co-heiress,  and  dying  iu  1770.  left,  with  two 
daos.  (Hannah,  m.  to  Robert  ladbroke.  Esq.,  M.P. :  and 
Catherine,  m.  to  Edward  Jenner,  Esq.,  M.D..  F.B.S.} 
and  a  son,  Nigell,  who  d.  $.  p.,  two  elder  sons,  vis., 

1  RoBKRT,  who  inherited  the  estates  from  his  uncle. 

2  Thomas,  who  w.  Oct  1794.  Harriet,  4th  dau.  of  the 
late  Sir  H.  Peyton,  Bart.,  of  Doddington,  and  dying  in 
1811,  left  Issue, 

Thomas-Hekrt,  present  proprietor. 

Henry-Thomas,  b.  in  1802,  m.  11  July,  1883,  Harriett, 

ddest  dau.  of  Christopher-T.  Tower,  Esq.  of  Weald 

Hall,  CO.  Essex,  and  has  issue,  five  sons  and  four 

dans. 
Bobert-Arthur-Fitzhardinge,  b.  1811,  to.  Rosamund, 

dau.  of  —  Daniell,  Esq.,  and  has  one  son  and  two 


Bmily-Frances,  m.  to  Sir  John  Eennaway,  Bart 
Caroline-Marianne,  m.  in  1828,  to   the    Rev.  Alan- 
Gardner  Cornwall,  A.M.,  2nd  son  of  the  late  John 
Cornwall,  Esq.  of  Hendon,  Middlesex. 
X.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Thomas,  Eari  of  SiifTolk,  and  d.  in  1760. 

Mr.  Kingsoote  d.  in  1781,  aged  forty-one,  and  was  «.  by  his 
elder  son, 

NiOKLL  KivosooTB,  Esq.  of  Kingscote,  b.  in  17S0,  m%Jor 
of  the  Gloucester  militia,  who  d.  wmo,  in  1773,  and  was  t. 
by  his  nephew, 

BoBKBT  KiKGSOOTS,  Esq.  of  Kingsoote,  ool.  of  the  North 
Olonoester  militia,  who,  never  having  married,  entailed  his 
estates  upon  the  children  of  his  brother  Thomas.  He  d.  in 
Fbb.  1840,  and  was  $.  in  Kingscote  by  his  nephew,  the 
present  THOMAS-HxiniT  Kikosootk,  Esq. 

AnM—%Ok.,  ten  escallop  shells,  in  pile,  aig.;  on  a  canton, 
gn.,  a  mullet  pierced,  or. 
Orttt — ^An  escallop  shelL 
Adt— Kingsoote  Park,  oo.  Gloucester. 

*  In  the  same  church  a  tombstone  records  the  death  of 
Tbotlus  KiifQsooTK,  "  who  did  service  as  a  commander  for 
the  Prince  of  Orange  forty  years,  and.  being  eighty  years 
dd,  ended  thi«  life  upon  the  10th  of  December.  1&6. 


KIRKE  OF  MABKHAM. 

KiRKE,  William,  Esq.  of  Markham  Hall,  co.  Notts, 
J.P.,  6.  29  March,  1799;  m.  1st,  1820,  Miss  Haniet 
Bowmer,  and  by  her  (who  d  in  1826)  he  had  John- 
Montague,  who  d,  an  infant,  Mr.  Eirke  m.  2ndlyy 
Anne,  daiu  of  Sir  Thomas- WooUaston  White,  Bart, 
of  Wallmgwells,  Notts,  and  by  her,  who  survives 
her  husband,  he  left  at  his  decease,  15  March,  1848, 

I.  Johh-Hbvbt,  lieut.  19th  r«gt.,  b.  10  Dec  1888,  served 

before  Bebostopol  in  1864-65. 
I.  Anne.  ii.  Harriott. 

MAXitK^t* — Nicholas  Kirxx,  of  Anstan,  in  the  parish 
of  Laughton-en-le-Morthen,  Yorkshire,  had  his  estate 
sequestered  "  fur  his  delinquency  to  the  Commonwealth,** 
but  restored  to  him  on  payment  of  a  fine  of  £169  lU.  6tf., 
to  the  parliament  of  England ;  the  release  and  receipt  for 
which  U  dated  2  Dec.  1663.    He  d.  14  April,  1659 ;  his  son, 

John  Kiaxs,  Gent,  of  Anstan,  purchased  an  estate  and 
settled  at  Markham  iu  1686.  He  d.  8  Dea  1710,  aud  was 
buried  at  Markham.  By  Sarah  his  wife  (who  d.  1724),  he 
left,  with  a  younger  son,  William,  b.  in  1688,  another  son, 

JoHK  KfRKB,  Gent,  of  Markham,  b.  in  1679,  who,  by 
Eleanor  his  wife,  had  issue,  William,  of  whom  prefontly ; 
Edmund,  J.  P.  for  Notts,  who  d.  4  Dea  1786,  and  was 
buried  at  Markham,  «.  p. ;  Anne,  m.  to  John  Bright,  Gent, 
of  East  Betford;  and  Eleanor,  who  d.  imm.  The  eldest 
son, 

William  Kirkb,  Esq.  of  Marirham,  J.P.  for  Notts,  bapt. 
at  Markham,  1  June,  1716,  d.  86  May,  1778,  aged  68,  and 
was  buried  in  the  chureh  there.  He  had  two  sons,  John 
and  William,  the  latter  of  whom  d.  in  1786.    The  elder, 

JoHM  KiBKS,  Esq.  of  Markhim  and  Retford,  d.  8  March, 
1779.  aged  27,  and  was  buried  at  Markham.  His  wife  was 
Dorothy-Tye,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Joseph  Bright,  Esq.  of 
Betford  and  Eokington,  oo.  Derby,  by  Dorothy,  dau.  of 
John  Tye,  Esq^,  and  co-heir  of  her  brother,  Thomas  Tj9. 
His  son  and  heir, 

John  Kibkb,  Esq.  of  Markham  and  Betford,  b.  in  1777, 
J. P.,  sometime  capt.  in  the  S4th  light-dragoons,  and  after- 
wards colonel  of  the  Sherwood  rangers,  d.  2S  Feb.  1830. 
He  m.  1st,  Ann-Mervyn,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Richardson, 
Bart,  of  Au|^er,  oo.  Tyrone,  and  by  that  lady  (who  d. 
21  Dec  1816)  had  issue, 

I.  William,  who  «.  at  Markham,  and  commences  this 

article, 
u.  John,  lieut.  11th  light  dragoons,  6.  in  April,  1800,  d,  at 

Meerut,  in  1826.  tmia. 
ni.  James,  lieut.  R.N  ,  6.  in  1805,  d.  at  Jersey,  icnm. 

IV.  Henry,  col  12th  Bengal  native  infantry,  b.  in  1806,  m. 
1829,  Maiigaret,  dau.  of  Col.  Blair,  and  had  issue,  1  Henry ; 
2  St.-Geoiige;  1  EUen-Mervyn,  m.  to  R  Faithful,  Esq., 
Bengal  cavialry;  2  Anna-Maria,  m.  to  Mark  Thomhill, 
Esq.,  E.I.C.  avU  Service;  8  Noroh-LeUtia,  m.  to  P. 
Harris,  Esq.,  Bengal  inCantry,  d.  1866;  and  4  Margaret- 
Kathleen. 

V.  St. -George,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Marten,  oo. 
Lincoln,  in.  1848,  Mi^,  eldest  dau.  of  tho  Rev.  Joseph 
Cooke,  D.Dj,  and  has  issue,  8t.-George-Mervyn;  Mary- 
Elina;  and  Dora-Elizabeth. 

I.  Dorothea-Letitia,  t».  1828,  the  Rev.  Taylor  White,  B.  A., 

-vicar  of  Cuckney,  Notts,  and  d.  1840. 
n.  Eli74i,  d.  M,nh<. 
in.  Diana-Maria,  m.  1831,  Rev.  Thomas- W.  Wrench,  M. A., 

rector  of  St.  Midiael's.  Comhill. 
IV.  Harriet,  m,  1832,  Thomas-Bigsby  Chamberlin,  Esq., 

J.P.  of  Brighton. 
▼.  Ann,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Charks-Vere  Hodge,  M.A.,  of 

St.  Edmund  Hall,  Oxford,  vicar  of  Clarborough,  near 

Retford. 

VI.  Chariotte,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Frauds-Arthur  Jackson, 
R  A.,  vicar  of  Riocall,  co.  York. 

VII.  Eliza,  d.  Mnm.  in  1827. 

The  2nd  wife  of  CoL  Kirke  was  Maria,  sister  of  the  Rev. 
Richard  Almond,  vicar  of  St.  Peter's,  Nottingham ;  by  her 
he  had, 

1.  Robert-Piercy,  d.  yoimg,  1836. 

XL  John,  barrister-at-law,  b.  27  May.  1826. 

I.  Mary-Geoiglna-Bettina,  m.  1  May,  1844,  to  Charles 
Thorold,  Esq.  of  Welham.  near  Retlord. 

Jrnu-— Arg.,   a  chevron,   between  three  boars'  heads, 
couped,  sa. 
Crttt—K  boar's  head,  erect,  couped,  sa. 
iSeo^— Merfield  Hall,  Bast  Markham,  Notts. 

KIRSOPP  OF  THE  SPITAU 

KiBSOPP,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  The  Spital,  co.  Northum- 
berland, J.P.,  6.  6  March;  1814;  m.  24  May,  1848, 

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E  I  R 

Eliza  Dunn,  of  Bath  House,  Kewcastle-on-T  jne,  and 
lias  a  son, 
JAiue-JonPH,  6.  18  May,  1862. 

SrilUage.-^AMn  Otsaov,  Bsq.  (ion  of  John  Oibaon, 
B«q.,  and  Elisabeth  Leadbittar  his  wife),  aflsomed  the  sur- 
name of  Kniflopp,  in  compliance  with  the  will  of  William 
Kinopp,  Eaq.  of  Hexham.  Htm.  26  July,  1809,  EUxa,  only 
dau.,  by  his  Snd  wife,  of  Sir  Alexander  liringatone,  Bart, 
of  Westquarter,  co.  Stiriing,  and  had  auririTing  issue. 

Jama  now  of  The  SpitaL 

Frank,  b.  24  June,  1822. 

Mary- Ann. 

Elizabeth-Janet,  m.  80  May,  1849,  to  Edward,  2nd  son  of 
William-John  Charlton,  Bsq.  of  Hestoyside,  eo.  Nortfaom- 
berland. 

^nn»— Gu.,  a  saltier,  erm.,  between  two  cnuies,  injiale, 
axg.,  and  two  garbs,  in  fesse,  or. 

CreaC— A  mount,  vert,  thereon  a  crane,  asin  tiie  arms,  the 
dexter  daw  reposing  on  an  escutcheon,  aig.,  diarged  with 
the  letter  K.,  sa. 

afotto— Credo. 

Soot— The  Bpital,  near  Hexham,  co.  Northnmbeiland. 

KIRKWOOD  OF  WOODBROOK. 

KiBKWOOD,  James,  Esq.  of  Woodbrook,  oo.  Ho«- 
oommon,  b.  1808,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1848 ;  i*.  7  Oct 
1839,  Sarah-Mary-Dodd,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late  Capt 
James-Nicholson  Sodeo,  24th  regt.,  J.P.  and  D.L^ 
only  son  of  Thomas  Soden,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Money 
Gold,  CO.  Sligo,  for  fifty  yean  provost  of  Sligo,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  TBOKAs-TADnr-LLOYD.  b.  19  Sept.  1843. 

n.  James  Nicholson-Soden,  b.  4  Jan.  1846. 

m.  Kingson-Dodd-Lloyd,  6.  20  July,  1851. 

I.  Isabella-MatUda-EmUy. 

n.  Annina-Maiy. 

m.  Sarah-Carey-Lydia-Adelaldd. 

IV,  Joanna. 

Srtmeage.— This  fiunlly,  one  of  eonsldevable  antiqui^ 
has  bosn  seated  in  Bosoommon  for  oentories. 

Jams  KiBKWooD,  Bsq.  of  Woodbrook,  J.P.,  b.  1781,  (son 
of  Thomas  Kiikwofld,  Esq.  of  Woodbrook.  by  Eleanor  his 
wife,  dau.  of  the  first  Archdeacon  Carqr,  and  grandson  of 
Michael  Kirkwood.  Esq.  of  Kilhildn,  by  hi4  wifo  Elisa- 
beth Jackson,  of  Enniscoe,  oo.  Mayo),  m.  Catherine,  only 
dau.  of  Samuel  Kirkwood,  Bsq.  of  Moyne  Abb«y,  oo.  Mayo, 
and  d.  in  1791,  leaving  a  scm  and  successor, 

Thomas  Kibxwood,  Esq.  of  Woodbrook,  J.P.,  high-sheriff 
00.  Roscommon,  1808,  who  m.  10  Feb.  1798,  Anne,  dau.  of 
James  Knott,  Esq.  of  Battlefield,  co.  Sligo.  and  l^  her 
(who  d.  1836,  aged  68)  had  a  son.  Jambs,  now  of  Wood- 
brook, and  the  following  issue, 

Thomas,  m.  Jude,  eldest  dau.  of  John  Kirkwood.  Esq.  of 
Rath&man  House,  co.  Dublin,  and  d.  2  May,  1864, 
leaving  two  sons  and  four  daus. 

HflO'loe,  d.  unm.  July,  1850. 

Joanna,  m.  to  Charles  Oalagher  Moore,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  the 
late  Qeoige  Moore^  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  of  Mountjjoy 
Square,  Dublin. 

Mary,  m.  to  Edward  Fraser,  Esq.  of  Annagh,  co.  Sligo. 

Arm$—Q\i.t  on  a  chev.,  or,  between  three  fetterlocks,  aig., 
a  pheon,  between  two  mulleta,  pierced,  sa. 

Crttt— A  pheon,  sa. 

JIbtto— Spes  mea  in  Deo. 

Sectf— Woodbrook,  Carrick-on-Shamion,  co.  Bosoommon. 


KIRWAN  OF  BLINDWELL. 
KiBWAN,  Martin  -  Staunton,  Esq.  of  Blindwell, 
00.  Galway,  J.P.  and  D.L. ;  8.  his  father  m  1828. 

EttKage.— The  Klrwans  of  BUndwell,  of  Milesian 
origin,  bore  the  surname  of  O'Quirivaue  until  the  time  of 
Queen  Euzabbtb.  They  have  been  settled  at  Tubber- 
Keagh,  literally  Blindwell,  time  immemorial,  and  in  the 
confirmatory  grant  of  Charlks  II.  reference  is  made  to 
their  recognition  by  Hrarav  YII.  and  King  Jomr. 

MAKTiir  KiBWAN,  Esq.  of  Blindwell,  (son  of  Martin 
Kirwan,  of  Blindwell,  by  his  wife  Anne  Lynch,  of  Drim- 
oong.  grandson  of  Martin  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Blindwell,  l^ 
his  wife,  a  dau.  of  Sir  John  Browne  of  the  Neale,  great- 
grandson  of  Martin  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Blindwell,  by  his  wife, 
a  dau.  of  Geoige  Bingham,  Esq.  of  Castlebar,  great-great- 
grandson  of  Martin  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Blindwell,  by  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Lynch,  of  Lydeoon,  and  great«great-great- 
grandson  of  Martin  Kirwan,  Bsq.  of  Blindwell,  by  his  wife, 
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adan.  of  Bmke,  of  Derry-Madoi^y  OMtle,  (m.  ABce,  daa. 
of  Charles  Blake,  Esq.  of  Merlin  Park,  co.  Galway,  and  had. 
with  a  dau.,  Mary,  (who  m.  Geoige  Bhee,  Eaq.,  and  d.  ia 
1706,)  several  sons,  of  whom  one  of  the  younger,  Jda 
Kirwan,  became  eminent  as  a  Juiisoonsalt  in  Spain, 
and  another  settled  in  the  island  of  Porto  Bico,  where  bis 
only  dau.  surrived  untU  lately,  pnssesscd  of  a  large  pro- 
perty.   The  ddest  son, 

Mabtih  KiBWAir,  Etoq.  of  BUndweD,  hfgh-fiheiiff  cT  ^ 
county  of  Galway,  m.  Mary,  eldest  data,  and  oo-heir  of 
Thomas  Coleman,  Esq.  of  the  Grove  House,  eo.  Galway.  and 
had,  with  a  dau.,  who  m.  M.  Blake,  Esq.  of  BaWnaftd,  eo. 
Mayo,  a  son  and  successor, 

Mastiv  KntWAir,  Bsq.  of  BKndwell,  a!ao  U^i-slieriff  of 
the  county  of  Galway,  who  m.  Mary,  ddest  dan.  and  co-heir 
of  James  Staunton,  Esq.  of  Waterdale,  oo.  Galway,  and  had 
issue  three  sons,  Mabtik,  his  heir ;  James,  who  d.  in  India 
where  he  held  a  high  dvil  appointment ;  and  Thomas,  loot 
in  the  Centurion,  of  which  veeael  he  was  first  tteutenaat ; 
and  two  daus.,  Harriet,  si.  to  John  Bodkin,  Esq.  d*  Annsi^; 
andMary,«».toD.a.  Wikon,  Bsq.  oTBehroirOastle.  The 
eldest  son, 

Mabtdi  KiswAN.  Bsq.  of  BUndwell,  m.  Mary,  trd  dm.  sf 
William  Burke,  Esq.  of  Keelogues.  8rd  son  of  Bichird 
Burke,  4thson  of  Sir  Jobn  Burke,  4th  Bart,  ct  OVb^k,  and 
by  her  had  issue, 

I.  MASTOf-STAUinoH,  now  of  BUiMlwen.  

n.  James.  ni.  Thomas.  rv.  WflBam. 

L  Catharine.  u.  Charlotte.  m.  Margaret 

Mr.  Kirwan  d.  in  1838. 

Jrm$—ATg.,  a  chev.,  sa.,  beirween  three  coots,  ^pr^  qoMr- 
taring  Stauk  tok. 
Cr^ — A  ooot^  as  in  the  arms. 
&a(— BUndweD,  co.  Galway. 


KmWAN  OF  CREQO. 

KiswAH,  RiOHAia>-A.-HTAcnrrH,  Esq.  of  Eiiodt- 
doe,  CO.  Galway,  J.P.,  6.  30  May,  1818 ;  m.  29  April, 
1839,  Agnes-Jane,  3rd  dau.  of  J.  Thompson,  Esq.  of 
Lauriston,  co.  Down. 

KtttKJtt. — ^Wiluam  KiawAif,  who  went  to  Galway  in 
1488,  d.  there  in  1499,  leaving  two  sons,  Tbovas-Reaob.  of 
whom  presently,  and  Patrick,  warden  of  Galway.  The 
elder, 

Thomas-Rbaoh  Kirwah,  d.  in  1546,  and  was  ancestor  of 

Mabtiv  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Cregg,  eldest  son  of  Fatridc 
Kirwan.  Esq.  of  Cregg,  and  grandson  of  Martin  Kirwan, 
Esq.  of  Cr^g  (from  whose  youngest  son,  Thomas,  descend 
the  Ki&WAKS  0/  HUUbrook)  m.  Mary  French,  and  bad  four 
sons  vis.,  1  Patrick,  who  d.  in  1766 ;  S  Richard,  LL3.,  of 
Cregg,  Pres.  Boy.  Irish  Sodety,  a  distinguished  writer  oo 
chemijstry«  geology,  and  the  kindred  sdenoes,  and  one  of 
the  first  natural  philosophers  of  his  time,  m.  in  1757,  Anne, 
dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Blake,  Bart,  of  Menio ;  and  d.  in  1813, 
leaving  two  daus.,  Maria-Theresa,  la.  in  1798,  to  J<4m- 
Thomas,  fifteenth  Lord  Trimleetown  and  KliMbrth,  m.  to 
Mr.  Hill;  8  Andrew,  maicr  in  the  army,  d.  in  1818; 
4  HvAonm.    The  youngest  son. 

Hyacinth  Kikwan,  Esq.,  m.  Elisabeth-Fraaees,  dau.  of 
Patrick  Blake,  Esq.,  a  younger  son  of  the  family  of  Blake, 
of  Tower  Hill,  co.  Mayo,  and  d,  in  1800,  haring  had 
issue,  1  Martin,  R.N.,  lost  in  H.M.8.  Torke;  S  Patbkk; 
8  Richard,  capt  half-pay  Mth  r^:t.,  m.  Elkn,  dau.  of  the 
late  —  Bond,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law ;  4  Andrew,  capt.  half- 
pay  Mth  regt.,  m.  Chariotte,  ted  dan.  of  —  Eld.  Esq.  of 
Seijgrhfoid  HaU,  co.  Stafford;  6  John,  R.N.,  d.  in  1825;  and 
1  EUaabeth-Franoes,  m.  in  1818,  to  T.  Maoquold.  Esq.  The 
ted  son, 

Patkick  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Cngg,  oo.  Galwny,  b.  19  Bee. 
1787;  m.  9  Aug.  1811,  Louis^-Maxgxret.  dau.  of  Geoflhy 
Browne,  Esq.  of  Castle  Macgarratt,  co.  Mayo,  and  sister  of 
Lord  Oranmore,  and  by  her,  who  d,  in  1898,  had  issue, 

IbCRAia),  A.-H.,  present  renreeentative  of  the  Camily. 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  6.  Aug.  1814. 

John-Henry,  in  holy  orders,  6.  25  Dec.  1818. 

Hyacinth,  b.  28  July,  1820 

Henrietta-Theresa,  m.  in  Feb.  1838,  to  the  Rev.  G.-D.-A 

Tyler. 
Louisa-Margaret,  m,  in  Apiti,  1888,  to  H.-B.  Brownlow. 

Esq.,  Bengal  civil  servioe,  youngest  brother  of  Lmu 

Lurgan.  d.  in  1840. 
Eliaabeth-Fiances-Charlotte. 
Mary-Anne-Georgiana. 
IsabeUa-Catheriiie-Looiaa. 

Mr.  Kirwan  d.  81  Dec  1847. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


KIR 


Arm^^Axg.,   »  ohwrron,   gu..   befewMU   thxe«  Cornish 
ohooglia,  M. 
Ortat^A  Obmiflh  chough,  as  in  the  annii. 
Jfottp— Hon  Dieu,  mon  roi,  et  ma  patrie. 


KIRWAN  OF  CASTLfi  HACKET. 

KiEWAN,  Dents,  Esq.  of  Castle  Haoket,  co.  Galway, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1844,  b.  4  Sept.  1808;  m. 
11  April,  1844,  Anne-Margaret^  only  child  of  Major 
Thomas  Macan,  of  Gr«enmoant,  oo.  Louth,  and  has 
iasue, 

Johh-Thomas,  6.  28  Feb.  1851. 

Xaiy-Iiny. 

ILiltf  ftff0. — STEFHsa  KniWAir,  ISsq.,  2nd  son  of  Thomas 
Oge  KlrwBu,  Esq.  (tee  KmwjLN  of  Cregg)  had,  with  other 
issue,  a  son,  Biohabd  EmwAV,  father  of  Stbphek  Kirwan, 
Eaq.,  whose  son.  Sir  Johw  KmwAK.  Knt.,  left  a  son,  Bmoir 
KnwAV,  Esq.,  whose  son,  Jobm  KutWAV,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Hacket,  d,  in  1781,  leaving  by  his  wife,  a  Miss  Daly,  of 
Dalystown,  co.  Galway,  three  sons,  JOBir,  Denis,  and  James, 
of  whom  the  eldest, 

Jomr  KatWAH,  Esq.  of  Castle  Haeket.  m.  Maiy,  dan.  of 
Henry-Bosrle  Garter,  Esq.  of  Castle  Martin,  oo.  Kildara,  by 
Susanna,  his  wife  (m.  in  1750),  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Sir 
Arthur  Shaen,  Bart,  of  Kilmore,  and  dying  in  June,  1821, 
left,  with  a  dMi.,  two  sons,  Johk,  his  heir,  and  Henry,  who 
m.  Miss  Bingham,  and  had  ivue.    The  elder  son, 

JoHV  KnKWA'f,  Esq.  of  Castle  Hacket,  6.  1780;  m.  18M, 
Penelope,  eldest  dau.  of  Jomes-H.  Burke,  Esq.  of  St. 
Clerans,  and  by  her  (who  d.  19  Nor.  1842)  had  issue, 

Dbsis,  now  of  Castle  Hacket. 

John,  d,  aged  20, 10  June,  1827. 

Elisabeth,  m.  in  1880,  Hon.  Edward  Lawless*  now  Lord 
Cloncurry. 
Mr.  Kirwan  d.  22  June,  184S. 

Jmu,  dkc.See  Kuwait  ofOr^gg, 

Jtfbtt^— J'aime  mon  Dieu,  mon  roi,  et  mon  pays. 

fta<— Castle  Ibeket^  co.  Galway. 


KIRWAN  OF  HILLSBROOK. 

KntWAN,  John-Josbph-Andbew,  Esq.  of  Castle- 
oomer,  co.  Kilkenny,  resident  magistrate  of  that 
county,  J.P.  and  D.L.  co.  Gkdway,  6.  81  Oct  1811 ; 
m,  11  June,  1832,  Mary- Isabella,  only  dan.  of  Major 
¥rilliam  Burke,  of  Quansborough,  by  the  Lady 
Matilda  his  wife,  dau.  of  William,  2nd  Earl  of 
Howth,  and  co-heiress  of  her  mother.  Lady  Eliza- 
beth Bermingham,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas,  Earl 
of  Louth.    By  this  lady  he  has, 

I.  MAsmr-Fm-JoHH.  n.  WUliam-Fita-John. 

III.  Andrew-Fitz-John.  it.  Heniy. 

I.  Matilda-Harriet-Josephine,  ta.  to  her  oousfai,  Joeeph- 
Blake  Burke,  Esq.  of  Boscommon. 

HtlUftSt. — ^Thomas  KncwAir,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  MarUn 
Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Cregg,  by  Blisa  Bodkin,  his  wife,  m.  his 
cousin,  a  dau.  of  John  Kirwan,  Esq.  of  Knock,  and  had 
three  sons,  Martin-flts-Thomas,  who  d,  in  1771 ;  Ambrose ; 
and  JOHK.    The  youngest, 

JoHV  KmwAV,  Esq.  of  HUlsbrook,  m.  Mazy  Mahon, 
and  had  two  sons,  i.  Jossph,  who  d.  without  male  issue,  in 
1827 :  of  his  daus.  and  co-heiresses,  Haiy,  m.  C^yt.  John 
Kirwan ;  Julia, ».  Edward  Browne,  Esq.;  andElisa,  «a.  Jair«es, 
l^soount  NetterriUe ;  and  ii.  Martih,  of  whom  presently ; 
and  three  daus.,  Matilda,  m.  to  Walter  Blake,  Esq.  of  Menlo ; 
Theresa,  m.  in  1775,  to  Willi im  Buzke,  Esq.  of  Ower ;  and 
Harriet,  m.  to  Oeoige-William  Lyster,  Esq.    The  2nd  son, 

MAnmr-Jomr  Kibwah,  Esq.  of  Knookdromadongh  and 
Btowe,  CO.  Galway ;  m.  in  or  about  the  year  1807,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Miles  Burke,  Esq.  of  the  island  of  St.  Bustatia,  by 
Cbthezine  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Walter  Blake,  Birt.  of  Menlo, 
and  had  issue, 

Johv-Josbph-Amdiuew,  his  heir. 

Miles,  barristerat-law,  «a.  in  18S8,  Miss  Kinran,  only  dau. 
of  John  Kirwan,  Esq. 

Martin.  Henry. 

Mary.  m.  in  1S38,  to  James  Blakeuey,  Esq.,  and  lias  issue 

Barbara,  m.  to  Henry,  M'Donell,  Esq.  of  Streamsfort,  and 
has  issue. 

Am^  Ort^  *c.—Ab  KntWAN  qf  Ortgg, 


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fe  I  T 

KIRWAN  OF  DALGIN. 

Maitlaiid-Kirwan,  Charlbs-Lionbl,  Esq.  of  Qel- 
ston  Castle,  Castle  Douglas,  N.B.,  and  late  of  Dalgin 
Park,  CO.  Mayo,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  at  one  time  high- 
sheriff,  CO.  Mayo;  h,  July,  1811 ;  m.  25  Oct.  1842, 
Matilda-Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  MaiUan4>  Bsq* 
of  Auchlane  and  Gelston,  and  has  issue, 

I.  CHABLBS-LioirxL.  u.  WUliam-Franois. 

in.  Lionel.  iv.  James-Maitland. 

I.  Mary-Agnes.  ii.  Dora-FitsgenOd, 

in.  Matilda-Douglas. 

ftrCtl^ase. — ^The  KiRWAXS  of  DaXgin  descend  from 
Edxukd-Arioid  Kirwan,  Esq.,  2nd  son  of  Patrick  Kirwan, 
Esq.  of  Cregg.  who  d.  in  1608.  He  m.  Anastasia  Blake, 
and  had  a  son  and  successor,  Aubxakdxr  Kirwav,  Esq., 
&ther  of  Bdhohd  Kirwak,  Esq.,  whose  son,  Martiv 
KiRWAH,  Esq.  of  Dalgin,  oo.  Mayo,  m.  and  had  six  boss, 
Edmund,  Valentine,  Patrick,  Alexander,  Andrew,  and 
Martin.    The  8rd  of  whom, 

Patrick  Kirwak,  Esq.  of  Dalgin,  m.  and  had  three 
sons,  Martiv,  who  d.  in  1825;  Patriok;  and  Oeoige. 
The  2nd  son, 

Patrick  Kirwak,  Esq.  of  Dalgfai,  m.  Dorothea-Mary, 
dau.  of  Charles-Iionel  Fitsgerald,  Esq.  of  Turlough  Park, 
CO.  Mayo,  and  had  issue, 

Charus-Lionrl,  his  heir,  late  of  Dalgin,  and  now  of 
Gelston  Castle. 

Martin. 

Caroline. 

Dorothea,  m.  to  her  cousfai,  Charies-Iionrt-William  Fita- 
gerald,  Esq.,  who  d.  9  Not.  1884. 

Mary.  JuUa-Emma. 

Armt,  «^.— As  Kcrwav  o/  Oregg, 

«iaC— Gelston  Castle,  Castle  Dmiglas,  N.  B. 

KITTERMASTER  OF  MERIDEN. 

KiTTBRMASTBB,  Jam£S,  Esq.  of  Meridcn,  co.  War- 
wick (eldest  and  only  surviving  son  of  James  Klt- 
termaster,  of  Meriden,  and  Mai^garet  his  wife),  h. 
5  March,  1789;  entered  the  49th  regt.  as  ensign,  in 
1807,  was  made  lieutenant  1810,  and  retired  from 
the  army  1812.  He  afterwards  graduated  in  medi- 
cine, taking,  in  1826,  the  degree  of  M.D.  He  inhe- 
rited, in  lb38  (on  the  death  of  Ann  Marshall,  who 
had  a  life  ihtereet  in  the  property),  the  estate  of  the 
Rev.  Anthony  Bliss,  vicar  of  Meriden,  and  incum- 
bent of  Castle  Bromwich,  both  in  the  oo.  of  War- 
wick, who  d.  1815.  He  inherited  also,  at  the  same 
time,  the  estate  of  Mary  Marshall,  who  d,  1828,  dau. 
and  CO -heiress  of  the  Rev.  Francis  Marshall,  of 
Allesleyt  co.  Warwick.  He  m.  6  Jan.  1818,  Mary, 
dau.  of  William  and  Mary  Zachary,  of  Meriden,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  Henry-FltE  James,  b.  81  Deo.  1818,  d,$.p.  1858. 

n.  Frkdbrick- Wilson,  M.A.   Pemb.   CoU.  Oxford,   d. 
18  May.  1820,  in  holy  orders. 

in.  Anthony  BUsa,  0.  B.  Moore^  Canada  W«st»  ft.  17  Jan. 
1839. 

nr.  Albert-Beubeu,  Moore,  Canada  West>  b.  8  March, 
1830. 

I.  Anna-Maria,  m.  Charles  Marshajl,  Esq.  of  London. 

n.  Edith-Harriet. 

|[4tieaS[f  .--Thomas  KvnEanisxsR  was  prior  of  Kenil- 
worth  in  1402.  Dugdale  has  preserved  a  singular  inscription 
which  was  upon  the  great  bell  of  Kenilworth,  the  gift  of  this 
Thomas  Kydermister. 

BumARD  Ktmrmistsr,  a  native  of  Bomsl^,  near  Kid- 
derminster, was  educated  at  Oxford  (Qloaoester  Hall,  now 
Woioeater  College)  and  afterwards  elected  Abbot  of  Winch- 
combe,  1487.  He  became  a  celebrated  preacher,  and,  in 
1600,  tmveUed  to  Bome.  In  1510  he  received,  by  Royal 
grants  the  Manor  of  Sudeley,  co.  Gloucester.  In  1516  he 
preached  a  remarkable  sermon  at  8c.  Paul's  Cross,  in  deftece 
of  the  privileges  of  the  Clergy,  which  aroused  the  anger  of 
the  King  and  Parliament.  He  wrote  a  history  of  the  Abbots 
of  Wincbcombe,  and  other  works,  among  which  was  a  Trad 
against  the  Jhetrint  qf  M.  Luikir.  He  d.  1681,  and  was 
buried  in  the  Abbey  at  Winchoombe. 

JoHK  KYnnunsTBR,  a  nephew  of  the  above-named 
Richard,  settled  in  London  and  became  a  member  of  the 
Diapers' Company.  He  m.  Annys  Wenthame,  and  had  issue 
one  son,  Johk.    He  d.  1543.  {^r^r^r^]t> 

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JoHM  Ktdkriiistbb,  hiBBOD,  h.  1520,  purchased  «n  estate 
at  Langley  If  anh,  oo.  Bucks,  to  which  he  retired.  He  m. 
Elisabeth  Welford,  of  Enfield,  and  had  issue,  Bdvuhd, 
Thomas,  and  three  daus.  He  built  several  alms'-houses  at 
Langley,  and  d.  1558.    His  son, 

Edmund  Kydebmistkb,  b.  1543,  was  one  of  the  six  deiks 
in  Chauceiy.  He  m.  1574,  Ann,  sister  of  SirOliph  Leigh,  of 
Addington,  and  d.  1007,  leaving  issue,  Jonir,  Bobert»  and 
several  daus. 

Snt  JoHX  Kypkhmbtxr,  his  son,  b.  1570,  m.  Mazy,  dau.  of 
Sir  William  Garrard,  of  Domey.  He  was  kni^^ited  at 
Hampton  Court,  8  Oct.  1009,  and  received  frmn  King 
OnA&LBS  1.  the  manor  and  park  of  Langley  Marsh.  He  re- 
stored the  church  there,  and  built,  at  the  west  end,  a  room 
for  a  library,  in  which,  afterwards,  the  Royalists  were  ac- 
customed to  meet.  He  had  issue  only  one  dao^  Elisabeth, 
who  m.  Sir  John  Parsons,  of  Boveney,  the  heiress  of  which 
family  m.  Thomas  Lambarde,  ancestor  of  the  present  William 
Lambarde,  Esq.,  Beechmont,  co.  Kent.  Another  nephew  of 
Richard,  Abbot  of  Winchcjmbe,  rcniaining  at  Bomsl^,  left 
a  son. 

William  KYDSunariB,  who,  in  a  suit  with  Sir  John  I^ 
tleton,  obtained  an  order  from  the  Court  of  Chanceiy  "  to 
ma1nt.ain  quiet  possession  of  his  lands  at  Romsley."  After- 
wards beeoming  possessed  of  property  at  Coleshill,  he  re- 
moved thither  about  1550.  He  loft  issue,  by  his  wifo,  Isabella, 
Thomas,  Richard,  and  three  daus. 

Thomas  Kydebmasteb,  his  son,  b.  1508,  hod,  by  his  wife, 
Elnor,  one  son.  Thomas  Kittermaster,  b.  1600,  who  left 
several  children,  one  of  whom  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Ed- 
ward Holt,  of  Aston. 

BiOHABD  KTDiBMAgmt  (brother  of  Thomas)  b.  1670,  had 
also  one  son,  Thomas,  5. 1007,  who,  by  his  wifb,  EUsabeth, 
left  issue.  Thomas,  John,  Riohabd,  and  William. 

RiOHABD  KiTTSBMASTKB,  his  son,  6. 1049,  left  four  sons 
end  two  daus.,  of  whom, 

BiOBABD  KiTTKRMASTKB,  his  SOU,  b.  1079,  had  issi^e,  by 
Susannah,  his  wife,  John,  Thomas,  Richard,  and  William. 

I^OMAB  Krrmuf  ASTKB,  his  son,  6. 1709,  had,  by  his  wife, 
Sarah,  three  sons  and  two  daus.,  of  whom. 

RlOHA&O  KlTTBIIMASTBR.   hiS  SOU,    b.    174S,  left  ISSUO,  l^ 

EUsabeth,  his  wife,  Jamxs,  Henry,  Richard,  and  George. 

Jambs  KimBMAsmi,  his  son,  b.  at  Coleshill,  1708,  m. 
Maxgaret,  dnu.  of  WUUam  Harper,  of  Meriden,  and  was  the 
ftther  of  Jambs  KimBMAam,  the  present  representative. 
He  d.  1814. 

^rms^Az.,  two  diev.,  erminois,  betw.  three  bezants. 

Great— On  a  chap.,  asure,  turned  up,  erm.,  an  eagle  rising, 
erminois.— Confirmed  by  Sir  William  Bcgar  Qarto;  to 
Thomas  Kydermaster,  of  Coleshill,  co.  Wamick,  and  by  a 
subsequent  Herald  in  a  visitation  of  Warwickshire,  to  his 
son,  Inomas  Kittermaster.  Also  to  Kydermister  of  Langley, 
in  Uie  visitation  of  Bucks,  1084. 


KNATCHBULL  OF  BABINGTON. 

Knatchbull,  William-Francis,  Esq.  of  Bsbing- 
ton,  CO.  Somerset,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1841, 
M.P.  for  Kast  Somerset ;  6.  30  July,  1804 ;  m,  April, 
1829,  Emma-Louisa,  dau.  of  the  late  Charles-Gordon 
Gray,  Esq.  of  Yiiigin  Valley,  Jamaioa. 

Htn^SjO^. — ^Thb  Rsv  .  Waduam  Kkatohbull,  Chancellor 
and  Pi-ebenduy  of  Durham,  third  son  (by  Alice  his  wife, 
dau.  of  John  Wyndham,  Esq.  of  Nonington)  of  Sir  Edward 
Knatchbull,  4th  Bart,  and  M.P.  fur  co.  Kent,  m.  Harriet, 
dau.  of  Charles  Parry,  Esq.,  and  d.  in  1700.  leaving  (with  a 
dau.  Catherine,  m,  to  Thomas  Knight,  Esq.  of  Godmersham, 
and  a  son,  Charles,  of  the  Royal  navy,  who  «a.  his  cousin, 
Frances,  dau.  and  heir  of  M^jor  Norton  Knatchbull)  an  elder 
son, 

Wtvdham  Kwatcbbull,  who  m.  12  June,  1700,  his  cousin, 
Catheifne-Maria,  d\u.  of  Sir  Edward  KnatdibuU,  Bart,  and 
by  hsr  (who  d.  80  Jan.  1807)  left  at  his  decease,  80  June, 
1883,  two  sons, 

Wab«am,  in  hofy  orders,  prebendsxy  of  Wells,  m.  in  1886, 
Iiduisa-EUsaboth,  third  dau.  nf  Willlnm  Wyndham,  Esq. 
of  Diuton,  ana  by  her  (Wuo  d.  1846)  has  six  sons  and  four 
daus. 

Wyndham,  ensign  Grcn.  gds.,  d.  1818. 

Norton-Ch.'uiea,  It  1st  Royals,  d.  1828. 

WnxiAM-FRAHCia,  now  of  Babington. 

AnM—Az.,  throe  crosses-croeslet,  fitch^  between  two 
bendlets,  or. 

Crest — On  a  ehapeau.  as.,  turned  up,  erm.,  a  leopard, 
sftataot,  aig.,  rpotitid,  sa. 
'  Motto — ^In  orucitixa  gloria  mea 

Seat — B  iblngtou,  co.  Somerset 
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KNIGHT  OF  GODICERSHAM. 

KisiQBT,  Edwabo,  Esq.  of  Chawton  Houbp,  ca 
Hants,  and  of  Godmersham  Park,  co.  Rent,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  high-sheriff  for  Hants  1822,  b.  1794 ;  m,  Ist, 
May,  1826,  Mary-Dorothea,  dau.  of  the  Rig^  Hon. 
Sir  Edward  Knatchbull,  Bart,  and  by  her  (who  d, 
18S8)  has  had  issue, 

I.  Wthdham-Wiluam,  6. 1828;  m.  1840,  HsnrietfeBrFnQ- 
ces,  dau.  of  Lieut.-CoL  Armstrong. 

n.  PhiUp-Heozy.  Ueut  B.  W.  fosOierB,  6. 18t6. 

m.  Charles-Ernest,  6.  1838 ;  d.  before  Sebastopol,  OoC 
1856. 

IV.  William-Broadnax,  b.  1883. 

I.  Gooigina-Elisabeth. 

Mr.  Knight  m.  2ndly,  March,  1840,  Adela,  dau.  of 
John  Portal,  Esq.  of  Freefolk  Priors^  Uantts  and  by 
her  has  issue, 

1.  Montague-Geoige,  b.  1844. 

u.  Charles-Edward.  6.  1840. 

in.  Hcoxy-John,  b.  1848. 

I.  EUzabeth-Adela. 

II.  Adela-LouisarOassandra. 

III.  Adela-Mary-Maxgaretta. 

IV.  Helen-Adela.  t.  Bthel-Adela. 

ILintaat.— The  family  of  Knight  is  of  high  respect- 
ability in  Hauipshire.  Wiluam  ILkioht,  <^Chawtoa,  Bving 
about  the  middle  of  the  16th  century,  was  great-grandfather 
of  Nicholas  Knight.  Esq.,  who  left  issue  by  his  wifii^ 
Elisabeth,  three  sons,  of  whom  the  youngest, 

SrsPHKir  Kkioht,  of  Chawton,  Esq..  d.  in  1628,  levrkog, 
by  Judith  his  wife,  one  son  and  a  dau.,  vis.,  Rickamd,  and 
Dorothy,  who  m.  Bichard  Martin,  Esq.  of  Bn^iam,  in  Oxfocd- 
shite.    Stephen  Knight's  son. 

BiOHABD  KviOHT,  Esq.  of  Chswton,  m.  EUaabeth,  d«ai.  of 
J.  Fielder,  Esq.  of  Barrow  Court,  in  Beilcs,  and  was  s.  at 
his  decease,  in  1642,  by  his  son. 

Sib  RioHAan  Khioht,  Knt.,  who  m.  Prisdlla,  only  dam.  of 
Sir  Robert  Reynolds,  of  Elvetham,  in  Hants,  but  d/ii« 
f.  p.  in  1679,  he  devised  his  estates  to  his  v*w»w^t* 

RiOHABD  Mabtik,  Esq.  This  gentleman,  upon  lahetitiBg, 
assumed  the  surname  of  Ksioht.  He  d.  imm,  in  1687»  sod 
was  «.  by  his  brother, 

CHRiSTOPBaB  MAariK,  Esq..  who  likewise  took  the  name 
of  Khiobt.  He  also  d.  unm.  in  170S,  and  bequeathed  his 
estates  to  his  sister, 

Eluabbth  KitiGHT.  This  Udy  m.  1st,  William  Wood- 
ward, Esq.,  son  of  Edward  Woodward,  Esq.  of  Foalen»  ia 
Surrey,  by  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Christopher  Lewkeoor  and 
bis  iHfe,  Mary  May.  She  m.  Sndly,  Bnlstiode  FSaefacy, 
Esq.,  uncle  of  the  1st  Lord  Selsey,  but  dying  s.  J»-  in  1337, 
devised  her  estates  to 

Thomas  Broadxax,  Esq.  of  Godmersham.  who  had  r^n- 
quished  his  patronymic  and  assumed  the  surname  of  Mat. 
In  1720.  this  gentleman  kept  his  shrievalty  for  tite  oounty 
of  Kent,  and  rebuilt,  thx«e  years  after,  the  mansion  of  God- 
mersham. In  1788.  Mr.  May  again  diinged  his  name  to 
that  of  KviGBT,  in  conformity  with  the  teatameotaxy  In- 
junction of  Mrs.  Elisabeth  Knight  widow  of  Bulstrods 
Peachey  Knight,  Esq.  He  m.  in  1728,  Jane  ekUot  dan. 
and  co-heir  of  William  Monk,  Esq.  of  Buckingham,  in  Sus- 
sex (by  Hannah,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Stephen  Btdager, 
Esq.  of  Goudhurst,  and  Jane  Austen*  his  wif^sX  and  had. 
with  younger  children,  a  son  and  heir,  Tuomas.  Mr.  Kniglit 
d.  in  1781,  at  tlie  advanced  age  of  80^  and  was  t.  by  his 
eldest  sou, 

Thomas  Kkight,  Esq.  of  Chawton  and  Godmeraham,  b. 
in  1735,  who  «a.  Citherine,  dau.  of  Dr.  Wadham  Knatchbull, 
dean  of  Canterbury,  but  dying  issueless  in  1704,  devfaed  bis 
lands  to  his  cousin, 

Edwabd  Austsv,  Esq.,  who  changed  his  name  to  that  of 
Knight,  and  became  of  Godmersham.  He  m,  17V1,  Hisa- 
beth.  8rd  dau.  of  Sir  Brook  Bridges,  Bait.,  by  whom,  who 
d.  in  1808,  he  had  issue. 


*  This  Janc  Austen  was  eldest  dau.  of  John  Austen.  1^. 
of  Grovehurst,  in  Kent;  which  John  Avsrsir,  Esq,,  had  a 
son, 

John  Acstbn,  Esq.,  who  m.  Elijsabeth,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Weller,  Esq.  of  Toubridge.  and  d.T.p.in  1704,  leavhig,  with 
other  issue, 

WiLUAM  Aubtsn,  Esq.,  who  m.  Miss  Reboooa  Hampsoo, 
and  hud  a  son, 

Thb  Rev.  GaoBOS  Ausnos,  who  m.  Miss  CMsandxa  Leigh, 
>tnd  had  iseue, 

Jambs,  who  m.  lst>  Anne,  dau.  of  Gen.  Mathew,  by  Lady 


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BsFWAB^  now  of  Ohftwton  Houee  and  Godmerriiam. 

George-Thomas,  m.  7  Feb.  1887,  the  Countess  Nelson, 
reHet  ofiraUam.  lat  But  Nelson. 

Henry,  a  nu^or  in  the  army.  m.  Ist,  Sophia,  dau.  and  oo- 
beir  of  Lewis  Ci^re,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  has  a  son;  and 
2ndly,  12  Jan.  18S6,  Chariotte,  eldest  dau.  of  the  late 
Rer.  Bdward  Northey,  canon  of  Windsor,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  28  June,  1889}  has  a  dau. 

WHHam,  In  holy  orders,  of  Stoventon,  Hants,  m.  lst> 
OaroHne^  eldest  dau.  of  John  Portal,  Bag.  of  Freefolk 
House,  in  Hants,  and  by  her  has  issue  four  sons  and 
three  daus.  He  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Bdward 
North^.  by  whom  be  h:ui  three  daus.,  d.  in  iufaucy ;  and 
Srdfy.  Hester,  relict  of  Qeneral  Sir  John  Hope. 

GharlM-Bridges. 

Brook-John.  m.  Margaret.  daiL  of  Charles  Pearson.  Bsq. 

Ftaany-Catherine,  m.  in  1820,  to  Sir  Bdward  KnatohbuO, 
Bart.  M.P. 

Elixabeth,  n.  to  Edward  Rioe,  Es^.  of  Dane  Court,  Kent, 
M.P. 

Xarlaone. 

Louisa,  m.  to  Lord  George-Augustas  HilL 

Cassandza-Jane,  «.  21  Oct.  18S4,  to  Lord  Oeoi^go-Augustus 

Hill 

Mr.  Knight  d.  19  Not.  1S52. 

.ilrm*— Vert,  a  bend,  ftisilly,  or,  inbaseadnqueroil,  arg., 
a  canton,  go.,  quartering  the  Atjstbk  arms,  vis..  Or,  a  chev., 
ffn.,  between  three  Uons^gambs,  erect,  sa. 

Cy«Ks— Ist,  a  fHar,  habited  ppr.,  holding  in  the  dexter 
Kand  a  cinquofoil,  slipped,  axg.,  and  in  the  sinister,  a  cross, 
■a.,  suspraded  from  tine  wrbt^  the  breast  charged  with  a 
rose,  gu.,  for  Kkioht  ;  2nd,  on  a  mural  crown,  or,  a  sta^r, 
•cnanC  arg.,  attired,  gold,  for  Austkn. 

SMft— Oodmersham Park,  Kent;  Chawton  Houses  Hants. 


KNIGHT  OP  GLEN  PARVA. 

Knight,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Manor  Hooae,  Glen 
Ptarra,  co.  Leicester,  capt  H.M.  26th  Leioefltershire 
regt.  of  militia,  h.  8  Feb.  1803;  m.  11  March,  1880, 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  late  John  Gregory,  Esq.  of  Ayle- 
Btone  Hall,  co.  Leicester,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Okboobt,  b.  30  Aug.  1832. 

n.  Joseph-Gay,  6.  8  Sept  1837. 

"•^■^^Nthd.unm. 
n.  Ida-Anne) 

KntAfff  • — ^Thomas  Khioht,  of  the  dty  of  Both,  and 
of  Weston,  near  Bath,  m.  at  IVunworth,  28  Not.  1691,  Ellca- 
beOi  Battiye,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Tbokas  KnoBT,  6. 18  Aug.  IfiM,  who  inherited  real  pro- 
perty tax  the  eoonties  of  Warwick  and  Stafford,  as  heir  both 
to  his  fother  and  his  mother.    He  had  a  son, 
Btobabd  Kviobt,  who  d.  in  1708,  ieiying  an  only  son, 
BaxmsL  KmoHT,  6.  88  June,  1086.    He  m.  1  July,  1714, 
Judith,  only  diild  of  Thomas  Voughton,  of  Tomworth  by 
his  1st  wife,  Isabel :  Judith  was  the  graaddau.  of  John 
▼oughton,  Gent,  of  Wiggington,  eo.  Stafford,  who  was  the 
TP^iMwftal  mude  of  Thomas  Guy,  Bsq.,  M.P.,  the  founder  of 
Guy^  HospitHl ;  by  this  marrisge,  the  senior  relationship  to 
the  foonder  became  Tested,  (at  the  decease  of  Mrs.  Clarke,) 
tn  1848,  fai  thebr  descendants,  {m  Buna's  Foundtt^t  f  ia.) 
They  liad  issue, 
I.  Joseph,  6.  in  1715,  si.  hi  1787,  Katharine  Bhys»  an  only 
child,  and  had  issue, 
1.  JosBPB,  h.  in  1760 ;  m.  1  Feb.  1775,  Mary,  only  child 
and  heir  of  John  Rogers.  Bsq.  of  Monmouth :  they 
had  issue  an  only  child  and  heir. 
Aim,  b.  1  Nov,  1775 ;  «a.  in  1800,  to  her  kinsman, 
Samuel  Knight,  Esq.  of  Edmonton,  co.  Middlesex. 


Jane  Bertie,  dau  of  Peregrine,  Duke  of  Ancaster,  and  had 
an  only  child,  Jone-AnDa-ElixAbeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  B. 
Lefroy.  He  m  2ndly,  Mary  Lloyd,  and  left  at  his  de- 
eease,  a  dau.,  Cai'dine,  and  an  only  son,  the  Rev.  James- 
Fdward  Austen,  of  Tring  Park.  Herts,  who  m.  Emma, 
dau.  of  Charles  Smith,  Esq.  of  Buttons,  and  had  issue. 

Bdwabd,  successor  to  his  oousin,  Thomas  Khioht.  as  in 
the  text.  .  .  «,  J         * 

Henry-Thomss,  in  holy  orders,  who  ».  Eleanor,  dau.  of 
Henry  Jackson,  Esq.  of  London,  by  Sarah,  dau.  of  David 
PapUlton,  Esq.  of  Aorise. 

Vrands-WU^un  (Sir),  adndrsl  of  the  Red,  and  K.C.D.,  b. 
in  1774.  who  m.  1st,  Mary,  only  child  of  John  Gibson, 
Esq.  of  Ramsgate,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  1828,  he  has  issue. 
Admind  Austen  m.  2ndly,  Martha,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
the  Rev.  N.  Lloyd,  rector  of  Hinton. 

Charles^ohn,  a  cnntaiu  R.N.,  m.  twice,  and  has  issue. 

Cassandra^EUsabeth.  .  ,       ^ , 

Jane,  6.  16  Dec  1715,  and  d.  unm,  18  July,  1817.  Thta 
lady  acquired  hi^  reputation  as  a  novelist,  and  has  left 
behindhor  some  of  the  best  modem  productions  in  that 
walk  of  Mteh»ture.  We  need  only  name  Sam  and  8en$v 
bUitw,  Pride  and  Prtjntdice,  and  Bmma. 
656 


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2  Katharine, 
n.  John.  b.  in  1710:  d.  in  1756^  wmm. 
m.  Samuel,  b.  in  1717. 
IT.  Thomas,  b.  in  1710. 
V.  Chiries,  b.  in  1731,  d.  umn. 

Yi.  Henry,  b.  in  1723 ;  d.  at  Islington,  oo.  Middlesex,  in 
1800.  leaving  issue  by  his  yrife  Anne, 
Henry,  b.  4  May.  1748,  who  w.  in  1777,  Mary  Potter,  of 
Great  Bed  win,  co.  WUts,  and  by  her  (who  cC.  in  1780) 
had  issue, 

Edward,  b.  in  1780 ;  d.  ia  1819,  wm, 
Ann,  b.  in  1773 ;  d.  in  1815,  unm, 
Henry  Knight  la.    Sndty,  in  1781,  Elizabeth,*  only 
dau.  of  Thomas  Parry,  of  St.  Kttherine's  Hall,  oo. 
Somerwot,  who  d.  in  18*28 :  ttie  issue  by  this  marriage 
was,  Heniy-Parry,  6.  in  1788 ;  d.  in  1810.  unm. ;  John, 
6.  in  1787 ;  m.  hi  1811,  Ann,  dau.  of  Ralph  and  Jo- 
hanna Hodfkinson,  of  Eckinflton.  oo.  Derby,  by  whom 
he  has  left  issue,  one  only  chud.  Annie-Elisabeth,  6.  in 
1817.  m.  to  Henry  ReveU.  Esq.  of  Darfield,  oo.  York  ; 
and  Ehsabeth,  b.  in  1782,  d.  in  1785. 
vu.  Edward,  b.  in  1726 ;  d.  in  1787,  unm. 
Tm.  Richard,  6.  in  1720 ;  d.  in  1742,  warn. 
IX.  WilUam,  of  Tamworth,  6.  in  1782;  m.  22  Deo.  1754, 
Mary  Thorpe^of  Leicester,  and  had  issue, 
Samuhl,  b.  in  1770 ;  m.  in  1800,  Ann,  dan.  and  heir  of 
Joseph  Knight,  bv  his  wife  Iftuy,  the  heiress  of  John 
Rogers,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 
1  Joseph,  now  of  Glen  Parva»   only  son,    the  last 
male  representative  of  the  fomily  of  Knight,  heir  of 
hts  mother,  the  only  child  of  Anne,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Knight,  whose  mother  was  Mary,  uie  only  child  of 
John  Rogers,  of  Charter  House  Square,  London,  a 
descendant  of  John  Rogers— theproto-martyr  burned 
in  Smithfield,  1556.     Captahi  Knight  is  also  senior 
descendant  of  the  Voughton  family  in  the  eldest  sur- 
viving branch. 

1  Marian. 

2  Maria,  m.  1827,  Richard  W.  Webb^  Esq.  of  Hampetead, 
Middlesex,  and d.  1829,  leavingone dan. 

•  3  Betsy,  m.  1833.  John  Walker  Wood,  Bsq.  of  Bothlej 
Grange,  eo.  Leicester,  and  has  issue^ 
I.  Anne,  b.  in  17*37,  d.  vmm, 

.imu— Paly.  arg.  and  gu ,  within  a  bordure,  engrailed,  sa., 
on  a  canton  of  the  firsts  a  spur,  or. 

(^^eit— Between  two  wings,  a  sptir,  or,  rowel  downwards, 
leathered  and  buckled. 

lU$id4nee—Th9  Manor  House,  Glen  Parva. 

KNIGHT  OF  WOLVERLEY. 

Knight,  Frkderick-Winn,  Esq.  of  Wolverley,  co. 
Worcester,  M.P.  for  West  Worcesterehire,  6.  1812 ; 
HI.  1850,  Maria-Louisa  Coaling,  dau.  of  the  late 
K  Oibbs,  Esq.,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

FBKDnuo-SEBBiaHT-Wnnr,  b.  11  May,  1851. 

SrUtf aSft.  —  RiGBABD  Kkioht,  Esq.,  founder  of  this 
family,  (son  of  Richard  Knight,  of  Madeley,  oo.   Salop, 
wlu)  was  engaged  in  the  iron  trade  at  the  time  of  the  Com- 
monwealth, and  who  is  bvlleved  to  have  been  the  grandson 
of  Thomas  Knight  de  Salq;>,  who  represented  Shrewsbury 
in  the  1st  Parliament  of  Hxnby  YIII.)  acquired  great  wealth 
by  the  iron  works  of  Shropshire,  and  settled  at  Downton,  co. 
Hereford.     He  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Andrew  Payne,  of 
Shawbuiy,  co.  Salop,  and  by  her  (vrho  was  baptised  7  Nov. 
1671,  and  d.  19  Oct.  1764)  had  issue, 
I.  Richard,  of  Croft  Castle,  who  m.  Elisabeth,  dao.  of 
Samuel  Powell,  Esq.  of  Stanedge,  oo.  Radnor,  and  had 
an  only  dan.  and  heiress.  EijxIbeth,  who  m.  Thomas 
Johnes,  Esq.  of  Llanvaircbrdoge^  M.P.  for  Radnorshire, 
and  had  (with  two  daus.,  lUisabeth,  m.  to  John  lianbuxy 
Williams,  Esq. ;  and  Anne)  two  sons^ 

1  Thomas,  of  Hafod,  M.P.,  lord-lieutenant  of  Cardigan- 
shire, who  d.  vrithout  8iu>viving  issue,  in  1816. 

2  Samuel,  in  holy  orders,  who  assumed  the  surname  of 
Knioht,  m.  Aun-Maria,  dan.  of  Sir  Cornelius  Cnyler, 
Bart,  aud  d.  1862,  leaving  a  dau.,  Louisa-Elizabeth, 
wife  of  Sir  John  Shelley.  Bart.,  M.P. 

1  Elisabeth,  m.  1770,  to  Hanbury  Williams,  Esq. 

2  Ann,  of  Portmon  Square  and  Torquay,  d.  wnm. 

n.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Bewdley  and  Bibbes- 

*  The  estate  of  St  Katharine's  Hall,  near  Bath,  became  the 
property  of  Ehsabeth  Pany,  after  her  marriage  with  Henry 
Kuight,  as  the  heiress  of  her  mother,  who  was  theouly  child 
of—  Blanchard,  who  died  there,  on  the  day  following  a  visit 
paid  to  him  on  his  death-bed  by  King  Cbamlmb  I.,  when  the 
monarch  presented  to  him  a  silver  token,  taken  from  his  own 
neck,  bearing  the  effigies  of  his  M%)esty  and  the  Queen.  The 
medal  is  in  pu-fect  preservation,  retaining  the  likenesses  in  a 
very  striking  maimer,  aud  is  covered  with  ihe  remains  of  voxy 
rich  gilding.  It  is  in  the  posa««don  of  Mrs.  Revell,  townom 
it  has  descended  as  an  heir-loom. 

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ford,  m.  UnukNaah;  and  tf.  1764,  aged  97,  leaving  two 

sons, 
1  Richabi>-Patns,  M.P.,  an  eminent  patron  of  learning 
and  the  fine  arts,  distingulahed  likewise  as  a  elawsical 
writer  and  poet.  He  d.  28  April.  1824,  aged  76. 
8  Thomas-Andrew,  F.RS.,  of  Downton  Castle,  co.  Here- 
ford, first  president  of  the  Horticultural  Society  of 
London,  h.  10  Oct  1758 ;  m.  Frances-Felton,  and  had 
issue  an  only  son,  Thomas- Andrew,  who  d.».p.\  and 
three  daus.,  Frances,  ni.  to  Thomas  Pendarves  Stack- 
bouse,  Esq. :  Elizabeth,  m.  in  1838,  Francis  Walpole, 
Esq., ;  and  CSiaiiotte.  la.  in  1824,  Sir  William-Edward- 
Rouse  Bougfaton,  Bart,  of  Lawford  Hall,  oo.  Warwick. 
Mr.  Knight  d.  11  May,  1888. 

m.  Edward,  of  whom  presentlv. 

XT.  Ra^h,  of  Bringwood,  co.  Hereford,  m.  Mary  Duppa, 

and  d.  27  Feb.  17d4,  aged  50,  leaving  a  son, 
Thomas  Knight^  Esq.  of  Henley  Hall,  who  d.  imm.  22 
Aug.  1803. 

I.  Anne,  m.  to  Abraham  Spooner,  Esq.  of  Birmingham. 

n.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Edward  Baufidh.  Esq.  of  Ludlow. 

ni.  A  dau.,  m.  to —  Careless,  of  Birmingham. 

XT.  A  dau.,  m.  Roffers,  of  Shutt  End,  co.  Staflford,  and  was 

grandmother  of  bamttsl  Booebs,  the  poet. 

The  8rd  son. 

Edwabd  Kvioht,  Esq.  of  Wolveriey,  oo.  Worcester,  ». 
EUsabeth  James,  of  OlUm  End,  near  Solihull,  co.  Warwick, 
and  had, 

X.  Edward,  of  Wolveiiey,  who  d,  «Km.,  181S. 

XL  James,  of  Ludlow,  who  d.  f.  p.,  1815. 

ni.  John,  of  whom  presently. 

X.  Elisabeth,  m.  1st,  to  —  Palmer,  Esq.;  and  8nd,  to 
Charles  Baldwyn,  Esq.  of  Aqualate. 

XX.  Maiy,  m.  to  Colonel  Bampiyide,  of  Heetercombe. 

xu.  Sarah,  si.  to  Sir  John  Sebright,  Bart. 

The  2ud  son, 

JoHir  KxiOBT,  Esq.  of  Lea  Castle,  oo.  Woroester,  6.  1740, 
«».  Henzietta  Cunyn^uon,  and  had  two  sons, 

X.  Joxor,  his  heir.  , 

XX.  Thomas,  of  Pap  Castle,  Cumberland,  who  m.  Isabella 
Walker,  and  left  usue, 
1  ThonuM,  barrister-at-law,  b.  1798;  m.  Miss  Hobler; 

and  d.  1860,  leaving  two  daus. 
S  John,  of  Henley  Hall,  6.  1806 ;  «».  Catherine  Levyson. 

and  has  issue,  John;  James-Thomas;  Charles;  and 

Henrietta. 
8  Robert,  deceased. 
4  Edward,  in  the  army,  6.  1806 ;  m.  Catherine  Pember- 

ton,  and  has  Edward-Frederio,  h  1853,  and  other  issue. 


6  James,  in  the  army,  5. 1807 ;  killed  184-. 
6  Humpnrej.  -  —     - 

1  Isabella. 


7  Charies,  deceased. 

5  Henrietta.  8  Marianne. 

6  EUsabeth.  6 1 


4  Catherine. 
Mr.  Knight  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

JoHir  KmoHT,  Esq.  of  Wolveiiey  and  Bxmoor  Forest,  who 
$.  to  the  representation  of  the  Knight  family  at  the  decease 
of  his  oousin,  Thomas-Andrew  Knight,  Esq.  of  Downton 
Castle  in  1888.  He  m.  1st,  Helen-Charlotte,  sister  of  Adm. 
Sir  George  Hope,  which  lady  c(.  i.p. ;  and  tnd,  the  Hon. 
Jane  Elisabeth  Wiim,  dau.  of  Lord  Headley,  Xxy  wham  (who 
d.  at  Rome  1841)  he  iLid  issue, 

X.  FBEDKRio-WiKir,  nowof  Wolveriey. 

XI.  Charles-AUanron,  h.  1814. 

xn.  Edward-Lewis,  capt  in  the  army,  b.  1817;  m.  1851, 
EUsabeth  Harris,  of  Canada,  and  by  her  (who  was  acci- 
dentally drowned,  1854)  had  two  sons,  both  drowned  with 
their  mother. 

X.  Maxgaret  n.  Isabella-Jane. 

XXI.  Helen-Geoigiana. 

Mr.  Knight  d.  at  Rome,  1850. 

Jmu— Aiig.,  three  pales,  gu.,  within  a  bordure,  eugr.,  az., 
on  a  canton,  of  the  secondi,  a  spur,  or. 

0«i<— On  a  n>ur.  lying  fesseways,  or,  an  eagle,  per  ISasse, 
aig.  and  as.,  wmgs  expanded,  of  Oie  fltst^  beaked  and  legged, 
gu. 

Sea<»— SUnonsbath,  ea  Devon,  and  Wolveriey,  co.  Wor- 
cester. 

KNOLLES  OF  KILLEIGHY  AND  OATLANDS. 

KiroLLKS,  Thomas- Walton,  Esq.  of  Oatlands,  co. 
Cork,  J.P.,  f.  his  father,  the  late  Thomas  Enollbr, 
Esq.,  in  1840. 

litltaffe. — ^TnoMiLS  Kkoxjjcb,  Esq.  of  Kilkigfay  and 
Knockahowloa,  oo.  Cork  (traditionaUy  olaiming  descent  fh)m 
the  &mily  of  Ix>rd  Knollys  in  England),  m,  eUreittr  1657, 
D.->rothy,  eldest  diu.  of  Giles  Busteed,  Esq.  of  Mount 
Long,  in  the  same  county,  by  whom  he  had  (with  four 
daus.,  Elisabeth,  m.  in  1684,  Wallis  Warren,  Esq. ;  Dorothy, 
m.  in  16W,  to  Oeoigo  Daunt,  Bsii.  of  Knoek<ttowr,  co  Cork ; 
666 


Bachd,  SI.  in  160T,  to  WiUiam  Ikumt,  Esq,  ot  XikaMn; 
and  Leah,  wife  of —  Snow,  Esq.  of  Kinsale) 

Thomas  Khollm,  Esq.  of  KiUeigfay,  son  axKl  heir,  who 
was  5.  on  6  Deo.  1660 ;  and  m.  1st  (cireiter  1662),  Maigatret, 
dan.  of  Thomas  Hungerford,  Esq.  of  Inchidony  Island,  co. 
Cork,  and  had  issue  three  daus.,  vis.,  Mary,  m.  in  170S,  to 
Michael  Shuler,  of  BJnsale,  merchant ;  Aime,  m.  in  1706,  to 
Henry  Daunt,  Esq.  of  Knocknamana,  co.  Cock;  Maignet. 
Mr.  Knolles  m,  Sndly,  in  160i,  Baohael,  dan.  (by  Anne 
Cooke)  of  Franda  Shuler,  of  Kinsale,  merchant,  by  whcm 
he  had  issue  two  sons  and  three  daus.  Mr.  Knolles  waa 
attainted  by  King  Jamisb  II.'s  Irish  parUament  of  1680,  far 
his  adherence  to  King  Wilxjam.  Dying  in  1707,  ha  was  «. 
by  his  eldest  son, 

Tbomas  Kvollbs,  Esq.  of  KiUeigfay,  b.  1608;  ai.  in 
1715,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Colonel  Riohard  Hungerfoxd,  of 
Inchidony,  and  dying  1756,  was  «.  t^  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Kholubb,  Esq.  of  KiUeighy,  6.  1710 ;  m.  1740, 
Joanna,  dau.  of  Robert  O'CaUagfaan,  Esq.  of  doouMen,  eo. 
Cork,  hy  Mary  Tbwgood,  dau.  of  Sampson  Towgood,  Esq., 
by  Melian,  dau.  of  Sh-  Matthew  Deane,  BarL.  ancestor  of 
Lord  Muskerry.  By  her  he  had  issue  two  sons  and  ssven 
daus.    Dying  in  1770,  Mr.  KnoUes  was  «.  by  his  ekleet  sen, 

Thomas  Khoxxeb,  Esq.  of  KiUeighy,  who  ».  in  1781, 
Miss  Sarah  Meade ;  and  dying  in  1807,  waa  a.  by  his  eldesC 
son, 

Thomas  Kmolles,  Esq.  of  KiUeic^  and  Oatlanda,  6.  in 
1784 ;  fa.  in  1807,  Frances43usanna,  dau.  of  Thonus  Wsltcn, 
Esq.  of  Walton  Court,  co.  Cork,  and  co-heir  with  her  sister 
Anne,  2nd  wife  of  Sir  Thomas  Roberts,  of  Bcitfteldstown, 
Bart.    By  this  lady  he  had  issue, 

Thomas-Waltoh,  now  of  Oatlands. 

Richard  Walton. 

Robezt-WiUiam,  who  emtgxated  to  Australia,  in  1886. 

Franoia-Charies. 

EUsabeth,  wife  of  Robert  Nettles,  Esq.  of  NettleviBs^  ea 

Coxk. 

Anne.  Sarah-Frances. 

Mr.  KnoUes  d.  1840. 

Am<— Oatlands,  near  Kinsale. 


KNOX  OF  RAPPA  CASTLE. 
Knox,  Aitneslbt,  Esq.  of  Bappa  €!astle,  co.  Majo, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1829 ;  m.  Oct.  ISSS,  Mias 

Elizabeth  Knox. 

Irtn^age.— This  fsmUy  is  of  Tory  aaoiant  desceok^ 
anddaims  to  deilve  from  Uobtbb,  *be  Saacon  pxinea,  wIm 
founded  the  Anglo-Saxon  kingdom  of  Northnmherland.  sad 
who  was  brother  of  Hengist  and  Hona. 

In  1610  Ahdbsw  Kvox,  being  then  BSAop  of  the  laks, 
was  tranalated  to  the  aee  of  Raphoe ;  and  atoee  that  ttee 
others  of  the  same  liMnily  have  settled  in  Ireland,  and  ao- 
quirad  large  estates  and  high  position. 

WixxiAM  Kvoz,  Esq.  of  liflbrd.  oo.  Donegal,  of  Soottisk 
parentage,  SI.  a  lady  named  Campbell,  and  hy  her,  laAathis 
decease,  hi  1660  (with  three  dana.).  two  soua,  Jom  (Bii) 
sheriff  of  DttbUn  in  1676.  end  lord-mayor  ki  1686A  knighted 
6  Feb.  1686 ;  he  d.  «.  p.  1687 ;  Wxuiam,  of  whosadesec&dsnfes 
we  have  to  treat.    The  2nd  sou, 

WiXAiAM  Khok,  Esq.  of  CasUsna,  oo.  Majo,  *.  In  16S0. 
whose  name  appears  to  the  loyal  addressee  from  that 
county  to  Chabubb  II.,  hi  1682  and  1683 ;  m.  1st,  Maiy, 
only  dau.  of  Roger  Palmer,  Esq.  of  Ga^le  Tnrkfm,  co. 
Mayo,  and  had  by  her, 

Framcis,  of  Moyne  Abb^,  in  Mayo,  his  heir. 
Abtuub,  Mt  Kkox.  of  Castlerea. 

Richard,  of  Liasadrone,  co.  Maya  m.  Mary,  2nd  dan.  and 
co-heir  of  Roger  Palmer,  Esq.  of  Palmerstown,  co.  Mayo, 
by  Charity  Ins  2nd  wife,  diau.  and  co-heir  oi  Maunce 
Annesley.  Esq.  of  Little  Rath,  but  d,  ap.  1754. 
Mary,  m.  in  1705,  to  Thomas  Bel^   Esq.,  aldennan  of 
Dublin,  and  lord-mayor  in  1702. 
He  m.  2ndly,  the  dan.  and  heir  of  Craftoo,  of  Bappa  Castle, 
and  had  issue, 
WUUam,  of  Dablin,  clerk  of  the  Grown,  of  the  Peaces  and 
of  Aasises,  for  the  province  of  Oonnaught. 
John. 
William  Koox's  eldest  son. 

FBAiiCis  ILsox,  Esq.  ol  Moyne  Abbey,  oo.  Mayo,  dieriff 
1718,  SI.  Dorothy,  4th  dau.  and  oo-hoir  of  Manrioa  Axmealey, 
Esq.  of  Little  Rath,  hi  KUdare,  nephew  of  Arthur,  lat  Kaxi 
of  Anglesea,  and  had  by  her, 
X.  Thomas,  d.  unm.  v.  p.  .  ,       _ 

II.  Jambs,  of  Moyne  Abbey,  6.  22  July,  17»4,  fatsh-^Mriff 
of  Mayo :  m.  Dorothea,  2nd  daiL  of  Peter  Rutladsa,  Baq. 
of  Cornfield,  In  th.it  county,  and  d.  in  ISOfl^  having  had 
Issue.  y-^  T 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


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1  rtJMOta,  of  Moyne  Abbnr.  b.  in  17H 
btfrtetor  lor  the  oomKy  of  Bllgo,  and  king's  counBoL 
In  1797,  he  represented  Philipetown  in  Parliament. 
He  <L  unm,  12  Ainil,  1821,  and  was  buried  in  Moyne 
Abbey. 

S  John,  of  Bummer  HiU,  Dublin,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of 
Daniel  Qraham,  Esq.  of  the  oounty  of  Mayo,  and  had 
issue. 

8  WilUacm,  in  the  B.  I.  Co.'s  service,  d.  aged  19. 

4  James,  capt  filst  foot,  d.  at  Armi^  _     , 

1  Elizabeth,  «i.  to  DoweU  O'fieUly,  Esq.  of  The  Heath, 
Queen's  Oounty. 

2  Dorothea,  d.  wan,  in  Aug.  1807. 

8  Maiy-Anne.  4  Charity. 

ni.  Fbamois,  of  whom  pteeently. 
I.  Sarah,  wife  of  Francis  Blake,  Esq.  «  .,  ^ 

n.  Dorothy,  b.  16  Nov.  1729;  m,  to  Thomas  Rutledge, 
Baq-ofKlDala. 

mTElUnor,  6.  22  Nov.  1780,  d.  wun, 
IT.  Mary-Anne,  b.  8  May,  1728,  d.  unat.  in  1800. 

Fmneis  Knox,  whoae  will,  dated  28  Feb.  1729,  was  proved 
10  Feb.  1781,  a,  ki  1780,  and  Uea  buried  at  Killala.  His 
8rd  son, 

FBAMon  Kvox,  Esq..  b.  16  July,  1729,  settled  at  Bappa 
a«tle,in  Mayo,of  wfaidhco.,aaweUaaof  Sligo,  he  served 
M  U^-dieriff.  He  m.  26  Maxch,  1761,  Maty,  dau.  and 
eo-heir  of  Annesley  Gore,  Esq.  of  Belleek,  M.P.  co.  Mayo, 
(brother  of  Arthur.  Itt  Eari  of  Anrau),  and  by  her,  who  d, 
81  Oet  1818,  had  issue, 

AmrBSLBT-GoBS,  of  Rappa  Castle,  his  heir. 

Francis,  J.P.,  d.  tmm.  in  1803. 

Jambs,    (flee  Kroz-Oobb.)  _ 

HramT-WiuJAJi,  of  Netley  Parit.    (Sm  Kmox  qf  NttUy 

ArSur,  of  Bushfleld,  in  Mayo,  b.  in  1786;  i».  Barbara, 

only  dau.  of  Joseph  Lambert,  Esq.  of  Brookhill,  and  had 

issuow 
John,  of  Greenwood  Ptek,  In  Mayo,  b.  8  Nov.  1786;  «. 

Jane,  dau.  of  Samuel  Handy,  Esq.  _ 

Eleanor-Anne^  m.  24  Dec.  1786^  to  John  Knox,  Esq.,  mi^or 

Bligo  militia,  and  had  issue.  _  _ 

Dorothea-Henrietta,  «.  16  Oct.  1787,  to  Henry  Bruen. 

Eaq.,  of  Oak  Park,  oo.  Cariow,  Iieut.-ool.  in  the  army,  and 

11,1*.  for  that  county. 
BUxabeth,  m.  28  Aug.  1787,  to  Robert  Rutledge,  Esq.  of 

Bloomlield,  in  Mayo,  M.P.  for  Duleck,  in  1797. 
Mary,  m.  to  William  Handy,  Esq.  of  Bracca  CJwtle. 
Anne,  **.  14  Nov.  1808,  to  Anthony  Gildea,  Esq.  of  Port 

BovaL  in  Mayo. 
Charity,   m.   28  May,  1816,  to  William  Orme,   Esq.  of 

Glenmoie. 
Mr.  Knox  d.  in  1813,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

AmrasLBT-GoBS  Kuox,  Esq.  of  Bappa  Castle,  m,  28  July, 
1798,  Harrieite,  sister  of  Sir  Rosa  Mahon,  Bart.,  and  had 
iasne, 

I.  Francis,  d.  in  March,  1810,  aged  16. 

u   ABKBaiJtT,  now  of  Bappa  Castle. 

III.  St.  Geoige-Henry,  in  holy  orders,  m,  in  Dec.  1886, 

Miss  Ann-C.  St.  GoOTge.  ^ ,^ 

IT.  James-Annesley.  JTP..  m.  28  Maroh.  11^.  Mwy-Mini^ 

dau.  of  Henry-William  Knox,  Esq.  of  Netley  Park,  and 

left  issue. 

Ti.  Henry- Augustua,  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Hcniy-Willlam 
Knox.  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
VII.  Frands-Wilham.  ,,  ^ 

I.  Anne-BHxabetb.  n.  Maria.  ^        _        _, 

III.  Harrietts  m^ln  April,  M88,  to  JMnet-KaoxGoM,  Esq. 

IT.  Jane.  ^«  «<nly« 

^mu-Qu.,  a  fUoon,  winga  expanded,  within  a  bordme, 
engmiled,  or,  on  a  canton  of  the  same,  a  fe«e,  chequy,  aig. 

*  Orett-^K  flOcon,  dose,  on  a  p«r6h,NaU  ppr. 
flea^~BAppa  Castle,  oo.  Mayo. 

KNOX-OORE  OF  BELLEEK  MANOR. 

Kwox-GoBE,  Fbahois-Arthue,  Esq.  of  Belleek 
Manor,  co.  Mayo,  lord-lieut.  and  custoe-rotulorum 
CO  Sligo,  colonel  of  the  Sligo  rifle%  high-sheriff  of 
the  coT of  Mayo  in  1840,  h,  28  June,  1808 ;  m.  4  Aug. 
1829,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Charles-Neabitt  Knox,  Eaq.  of 
Castle  Lacken,  in  the  same  shire,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Chabus-Jaios,  b,  20  Sept.  1681. 

n.  Arthur- William,  6.  28  Oct.  1888. 

1.  Jane-Louisa.  ^     .  «       ^        « 

ft.  Matilda,  m.  to  Chptain  William  Boyd  Saunden,  Boy. 
Horse  AtL 

in.  Sarah-Jane. 

IT.  BUaabeth-Louisa. 
Colonel  Knox-Gore  s.  to  the  eeUtee  of  his  greats 
crandfather,  Annesley  Gore,  Esq.,  brother  to  the  1st 
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Earl  of  Arraii,  on  the  demlaa,  in  Feb.  1821,  of  the 
Right  Hoh.  Henry  King,  who  had  a  life-interest  in 
the  property. 

Kneaffe*— Jambs  Kkox,  Bsq.,  M.P.  for  Taghmon,  b. 
26  March,  1774,  third  son  of  Francia  Knox.  Bsq.  of  Bappa 
Castle,  00.  Mayo,  was  called  to  the  bar  in  1797.  He  settled 
at  Broadlands  Park,  in  Mayo,  and  became  a  magistrate  in 
1803,  and  deputy-gOTomor  of  that  oo.  In  1818,  he  assumed, 
by  sign-maniial,  in  oompUanoe  with  the  will  of  his  maternal 
grandfather,  Annesley  Oore,  Esq.,  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Gk>u,  in  addition  to  those  of  Knox.  He  m.  19  Jan.  1800, 
Lady  Maria-Tx>uisa  Oore,  eldest  dau.  of  Arthur  Saunders, 
aeoond  Bail  of  Anan,  by  Anna,  his  seeond  wife,  dau.  of  the 
Rer.  Boleyn  Knight,  of  Ottley,  in  Yorkshire,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  6  March,  1827)  had  issue, 

FRANOia-ABrBUB,  his  heir. 

James,  who  m,  in  April,  1833,  Haniette,  dau.  of  Anneal^ 
Oore-Knox,  Ebq.  of  Bappa  Castle. 

Henry- William,  in  the  army. 

Anneeloy,  B.  I.  C.  M.  8.  Oeowe-Edward,  RN. 

Anna-Maria,  m.  to  John-Frederic  S^x,  Bsq.  of  Mount 
Falcon,  co.  Mayo. 

Louisa-Maria,  m.  to  Capt  Cuf^  of  Deal  Castle,  co.  Mayo. 

Eleanor- Adelaide,  m.  to  M«\jor  Gardiner,  of  Farm  HiD,  oo. 
Mayo. 

Charlotte-Catharine,  m.  to  Ernest  Knox,  Esq.  of  Castlerea 
Mr.  Knox-Oore,  who  was  ranger  of  the  Curragh  of  Kildare, 
d.  21  Oct  1818,  and  was  t.  by  hie  eldest  son,  the  present 
Fbanois-Abthub  ELkox-Gobb,  Esq.  of  Belleek  Manor. 

ArtM— 1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  fesse  between  three  croeses- 
croeslet,  or,  for  Qobb  :  2nd  and  8rd,  gu.,  a  fiJcon.  wings  ex- 
panded, within  a  bordure,  engr.,  or,  on  a  canton  of  the  same, 
a  fesse,  chequy,  avg.  aud  as.,  for  Kkox. 

CresU— 1st,  a  wo^  salient  aig.,  collared,  gu.,  for  Gobb  ; 
2nd,  a  falcon,  dose,  on  a  perch,  ppr.,  for  Knox. 

l/oMo— In  hoc  signo  vinoes. 

S0aC— Belleek  Manor,  oo.  Mayo. 

KNOX  OF  NETLEY  PARK. 
Knox,  Henry- William,  Esq.  of  Netley  Park,  co. 
Mayo,  J.P.  and  D.U,  high-sheriff  1846,  6.  9  Deo. 
1809;  m.  Ist,  7  Deo.  1835,  iBabella  -  Antoinette, 
youngest  dau.  of  John  Peel,  Esq.  of  Burton -on - 
Trent,  Staffordshire,  which  lady  d  19  Dec.  1838; 
and  2Ddly,  in  1842,  Eliza,  eldest  dan.  of  the 
O'Grady  of  Kilballyowen. 

Sritltaff^*— Hkkrt-Wiluam  Kkox,  Esq.  of  Netley  Park, 
in  the  CO.  of  Mayo  (fourth  son  of  Francis  Knox,  Esq.  of 
B-ippa  Castle)  capt.  6th  dragoon-guards,  served  as  higfa- 
aheriff  for  M^yo  in  1810.  Be  m.  Jane,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
Rot.  Wilharo  Bogera,  D.D.,  of  Kells,  in  Meath,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  13  Feb.  18S5,  had  issue, 

HsKBT-WuxiAM,  now  of  Netley  Park. 

William-Henry,  d.  1847.  Annesley-Oore 

Mary-Mina,  m.  to  James  A.  Knox.  Esq.  (deceased)  and  has 
issue. 

Harriette,  m.  to  Chariee  Kirkwood,  Bsq.  of  Bartra  House, 
CO.  Mayo,  <»|>t.  B.N. 

Eleanor,  tN.  H.  A.  Knox,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Knox  d.  6  Oct.  1816. 

Amu,  Cre$t,  <*c— As  Kmox  of  Rappa  OatOe, 
JSeat—NetXej  Park,  Mayo. 

KNOX  OF  CASTLEREA. 
Knox,  John,  Eaq.  of  Caatlerea,  co.  Maj  o,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  6.  18  May,  1788;  «.  12  March,  1808,  Maria- 
Aime»  only  dau.  of  Major  Jdin  Knox,  and  has  issue, 
I.  AiffRUB-EDWARn.  late  an  officer  in  the  2nd  life-guards, 
m.  12  Dec.  1835,  Lady  Jane  Parsons,  elder  dau.  of  Lan- 
lence,  Earl  of  Bosse,  and  has  issue, 
n.  Ernest,  m.  CharloUe-Catharine,  dau.  of  James  Knox- 
Gore,  JSaq. 
m.  Bobert- Augustus,  in  holy  orders,  m.  fai  1842,  OcUvia- 
Gertrude,  youngest  dau.  of  the  late  Bot.  B.-J.  Halliihx, 
only  son  of  Samuel  Hallifax,  Bishop  of  8t  Asaph. 
IV.  Edwaid-William-John.  ▼.  Alf^ed-Chaiies. 

Mr.  Knox,  who  $.  his  father  28  Oct  1798,  served 
the  office  of  sheriff  for  Wi<*low  in  1809,  and  for 
Mayo  in  1821. 

i(iwaff«.— Arthub  Knox,  Esq.  (2nd  son  of  William 
Knox,  Esq.  of  Castle  Bea,  by  M  iry  Pahner,  his  wife)  serred 
as  high-sheriff  CO.  Mayo,  1782-8.  He  m.  8  May,  1724,  Hannah, 
8¥d  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Roger  PjUmer,  Esq.  of  Pafanerrtown, 
CO.  Mayo,  by  Charity,  his  Snd  wife,  2&d  dan;  and  eo-hiir  of 


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Ifsoiiee  AnneBlay,  Eaqf.  of  LttUo  Btth,  eo.  Kfldftre.  and  d, 
19  May,  1748,  leaying  a  dau.,  Sydney,  m.  to  Xatthew 
Yanghan,  Esq.  of  Cammora,  and  a  son, 

JoHH  Khoz,  Esq.  of  GaBtlerea,  b.  17S8,  J.P.,  M.P.  for 
Donegal,  from  1701  to  1780,  and  Gaatlebar,  from  1769 
to  1774 ;  serred  athigh-BheriflTfor  SUgo  in  1762,  and  for  Majro 
SB  1708.  He  m.  25  May.  1760.  Anne,  fourth  dan.  of  the  Bt. 
Hon.  Bir  Henxy  King,  Bart.,  by  Isabella,  his  wife,  sister  of 
Bioftard,  Yisoomit  Powerscoiirt.  and  had  by  hor,  who  d. 
V  Marc^  1808,  two  sons  and  three  dans.,  namely, 

Abtktts,  his  heir. 

John,  of  CnsUerea,  co.  Mayo,  and  afterwards  of  Dablin. 
(See  Kmox  <(f  Mou$U  Falcon. ) 

Isabella,  m.  to  Xarerios  Blake,  Esq.  of  Oranmore,  oo.  Oal- 
way. 

Hazmah.  m.  SO  July,  1775,  to  James  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Par- 
sonstown,  oo.  Meau. 

Anne,  d,  unm,  14  Sept  1788. 
Mr.  Knox  d.  84  Feb.  1774,  and  was  t.  by  his  son, 

Abtbur  Kjvox,  Esq.,  b.  18  Sept  1750,  who  settled  at 
Woodstock,  In  Wloklow  (an  estate  he  purohased  from  Lord 
8t.  Geoige)  and  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff  for  that  oo. 
in  1701.  He  was  also  high-sheriff  for  Mayo,  and  a  magistrate 
for  both  oountiee.  He  m.  23  June,  1781,  Lady  Mary  Braba- 
son,  eldest  dau,  of  Anthony,  eighth  Earl  of  Meath,  and  had 
issue, 

JoHK,  his  heir. 

Edward,  b.  S  Not.  1786,  a  field-olfioer  in  the  army. 

Arthur,  b.  22  Not.  1798,  in  holy  orders,  fa.  in  Kot.  1820, 
Mary,  dau.  of  the  Bight  Hon.  Denis  DiUy,  of  Dunsandle, 

•o.  Oalway. 

Maiy,  d.  «am.  at  Bristol,  in  July,  1708. 

AnsM,  m.  to  Edward-William  Scott,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law. 
Mr.  Knox  d.  at  Bristol,  28  Oct  1708.  and  was  buried  at  New 
Oaatle,  oo.  Wicklow,  in  a  vault  which  lie  had  built  for  the 
use  of  his  family.  His  eldest  son  ia  the  present  John  Kmox, 
Esq.  of  Castlerea. 

Arm9—Q\L,  a  fUoon,  wings  expanded,  within  a  bordure, 
engr.,  or,  on  a  canton,  of  the  last,  a  fesse,  ohequv,  aig.  and 
ax.,  or,  within  an  orie,  wavy,  axg  ,  on  a  canton,  of  the  second, 
a  fosse,  chequy,  arg.  and  as. 

Oreat—A  fhloon,  close,  perched,  ppr. 

fiM^-Oaatlerea,  co.  Mayo. 


KNOX  OF  MOUNT  FALCON. 

Knox,  Johit-Fksdebio,  Eaq.  of  Mount  Falcon,  oo. 
Mayo,  Iaeut.-Col.  of  the  Sllgo  militia,  J.P.  and  D.L. 
conntiea  of  Mayo  and  Sligo,  high-sheriff  of  Mayo 
1828,  and  of  Sligo  1824,  b.  28  Feb.  1789 ;  m.  28  Jan. 
1819,  Anna-Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  James  Knox -Gore, 
E^q.  of  Broadlands  Pkrk,  co.  Mayo,  by  his  wife, 
Lady  Maria-Louisa^  dau.  of  Arthur-Saunders,  2nd 
Blari  of  Arran,  and  by  this  lady  has  issue, 

I.  Fbxdkrio-Edgab,  b.  20  April,  1822. 

n.  Utred-Auguatus,  b.  10  April,  1825. 

III.  Albert-Henry,  6. 10  Feb.  1827. 

IT.  Alfied-William,  6.  6  Mny,  1820. 

T.  Alberic-Edward,  b.  17  Sept  1831. 

Ti.  Emeet-Adolphus,  b.  25  April,  1884. 

▼n.  John-Ethelred  5.  7  Mardi,  1830. 

1.  Eleanor-Louisa. 

SrCn(age.--JoBir  Knox,  Esq.,  b.  10  March,  1704,  mi^or 
in  the  SUgo  regt.  of  miliUa,  second  son  of  John  Knox,  Esq. 
of  Castlerea,  M.P.,  by  Anne,  hia  wife,  dau.  of  the  Bt  Hon. 
Sir  Henry  King.  Bart,  M.P.  oo.  Bosoommon,  m.  Ist, 
24  Dec  1780,  Eleanor-Anne,  eldest  dau.  of  Franda  Knox, 
Esq.  of  Bsppa  Castle,  eo.  Mayo^  by  Mary,  his  wifs, 
fourth  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Anuesley  Gore,  Esq.,  M.P. 
for  CO.  Mayo  (brother  to  Arthur,  ftiat  Earl  of  Arran) 
and  by  this  lady  who  d.  20  March,  1700,  had  (with  a  dau., 
Maria-Anne,  m.  12  March,  1808,  to  John  Knox,  Esq.  of 
Wo(»d8tock,  CO.  Wicklow,  and  Castterea,  oo.  Mayo)  two  sons, 
Josr-Frbdkrio,  now  of  Mount  Falcon ;  and  Francis,  b.  in 
1790.  d.  young  (hi  1703.)  M.'\Jor  Knox  m.  2ndly.  14  April,  1811, 
Catharine,  second  dau.  of  Bldmrd  Chaloner,  Esq.  of  Kinga- 
fort,  CO.  Meath,  and  by  her  had  Airther  issue,  Bichard,  Bd- 
ward-Chaloner,  andBobert-John ;  Frances-Mnria;  Elizabeth, 
m.  to  Bir  John  Blunden.  Bart. ;  and  C  itherin^  deoeaaed. 
M'\Jor  John  Knox  d.  11  July,  1821.  His  eldest  son  is  the  pre- 
sent JoHV-FBBDKaio  Kkox,  Esq.  of  Mount  Falcon. 

Amu  Qu.,  a  fkloon,  wings  exnonded,  within  a  bordurcL 
engr.,  or,  on  a  canton,  of  the  last,  a  fesse,  chequy,  arg.  and 

MX. 

Ore$t—A  fMcon,  dose,  on  a  perch,  all  ppr. 
3fo(fo— Moveo  et  pruficio. 
fiMt— Monnt  Falcon,  near  Ballina,  co.  Mayo. 
658 


KNTFTON  OF  UPHILL. 

Kntftoit,  Thomas-Tuttow,  Esq.  of  UphHl,  oo. 
Somerset,  J.P.  and  D.L..  high-6heriffl851;  m.  lat, 
15  Dec  1886,  Eliza-Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  Major- 
General  Sir  Love  Jones-Parry,  of  Madr^'D,  cou  Car- 
narvon, by  whom  (who  d.  29  Sept.  1838)  he  had  a 
son, 

lliomas-PaRy,  b.  2S  Sept.  1838 ;  d.  18  Oet.  in  tiie  aane 
year. 
He  m.  2ndly,  12  July,  1855,  Qeorgiana-Sophia,  only 
surviving  child  of  William  -  Hungerford    Colston, 
D.D.,  rector  of  West  Lydford,  co.  Somerset. 

2.  (lICHBf.— Thomas  Khivbtow,  of  Mugginton,  co.  Derby. 
descended  tmm  a  Junior  branch  of  the  Kniretcnui  of  Mer- 
caston,  m.  his  kinswoman,  EUsabeth,  dan.  of  SirWUliam 
Kniveton,  Bart,  of  Mercaston,  oo.  Derby,  M.P.  for  Uie 
oounty  in  the  1st  of  Jamks  I.,  created  a  Baroact  in  MIL 
They  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Thomas  KviVKTOir  or  Kjmrov,  of  Mugginton,  who  m, 
twice.  ]^  his  1st  marriage  he  had  no  issue.  He  «.  Sodlfy, 
about  1861,  Ann  Pegge,  and  had  (with  three  daoa.)  two 
sons,  I.  Thomas,  who  d.  at  Derby  about  1706,  leaving  twe 
daoa. ;  and  Qbobgx.    The  younger  eon, 

GaoKOB  KirrrroH,  Esq.  m.  1698,  Maty,  only  ddld  of 
a%omas  Hobbs,  of  Uphill,  co.  Somerset,  and  settled  Uiers. 
He  d.  in  Maroh,  1744,  having  had  a  numerous  iamify,  all  of 
whom  d.  young  or  imia.,  except  one  dau.,  Ann,  m.  to  the 
Bev.  Benjamin  Hanoodk,  rector  of  Uphill,  and  d  11  July, 
1766,  and  two  sons,  Thomas,  of  whom  preeeatly;  and 
George,  bapt.  16  Nuv.  1722,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  St. 
Decumans,  co.  Somerset,  d.  in  Nor.  1797,  having  had  three 
scma.  George,  Charies,  and  Thomas,  who  all  d.  wmr.  ia  his 
lifetime.    The  elder  son, 

Thomas  KirvrroH,  Eeq.  of  UphUl,  bapt  24  Jan.  1716,  m. 
28  Aug.  1765,  Miss  Tutton,  and  d,  in  June,  1776,  having 
had,  with  a  dau.,  Maiy,  a  son, 

Thomas-Tutton  Kntttov,  Esq.  of  Uphill,  bapt.  27  Jan. 
1770,  m.  26  May,  1797,  Misa  Chappell,  and  d.  at  WeUa, 
18  Jan.  1810,  having  had, 

Tbomas-Tuttoh,  now  of  UphilL 

Mary,  m.  14  Feb.  1K87,  to  Robert  Oraves,  Esq.  of  Chariton 
House,  in  the  parish  of  Donhead  St.  Mary,  in  the  county 
of  Wilts,  and  has  issue. 

^rm*— Gu.,  a  chevron,  vairo,  as.  and  sa. 
CreMtr—An  ea^^e's  head,  erased,  or,  between  two  wings, 
displayed,  sa. 
McUo — ^In  te  Domlne  confido. 
iS^ot— Uphill  Castle,  oo.  Somerset 

KYAN  OF  BALLYMURTAGH. 

Ktan,  Thk  Rev.  Wiluam-Edward,  of  Ballymur- 
tagh,  CO.  Wicklow,  b.  in  1814 ;  «.  his  father  in  1850. 

HtllCHJfC. — ^The  O'Cahans,  prlnoea  of  Derry,  a  younger 
brandi  of  tiie  illustrious  house  of  O'Neill,  of  TytooM, 
descended,  through  Fergal,  monardi  of  all  Irdand  aj>. 
700-718,  flrom  Niall  of  the  Nine  Hostigca.  Thoir  genealogy 
is  to  be  found  in  MaoFerbish  and  other  Irish  authositka, 
and  their  history  down  to  the  17th  century  is  minutely 
chronicled  by  the  national  annalists.  Donal  O'Oahan.  the 
last  chieftain  of  Derry,  was  i^pointod  A.D.  1608,  and  dia- 
poseeseed  of  his  territory  in  1607. 

The  Bxv.  James  Ktan,  of  Bathb^ggon,  oo.  Meath,  whom 
unvarying  tradition  records  to  have  been  son  of  the  dis> 
possessed  chieftain,  and  to  have  been  placed  (aooordlngto 
the  policy  at  that  time  pursued  by  the  Bnglidi  govern- 
ment) at  Trinity  College,  Dublin,  to  be  educated  as  a 
Protestant,  entered  holy  orders  of  the  Churdi  of  England, 
and  was  settled  at  Bathbeggan,  in  1628.  He  m.  Jane,  dan. 
of  Christopher  Plunkett,  Esq.,  nnd  htd  two  scma,  Aj>am,  of 
whose  descendants  we  treat;  and  Christopher,  whose  line 
ia  extinct.    The  elder  son, 

Tbb  Bsv.  Adam  Ktan,  of  Bathbeggan.  m.  Joyce,  dan.  of 
W.  Flood,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  m.  Sndly,  Dr.  Thtmss 
Seele,  dean  of  St.  Patrick's,  provost  of  Trini^  CoUege)  left, 
with  a  dau.,  Jane,  an  only  sun, 

Thk  Bev.  James  Ktan,  of  Cushinstown,  oo.  Meath,  b.  ia 
1648,  who  entered  Trinity  CoUege  in  16«8,  and  became 
senior  fellow  in  1671,  and  afterwards  1680,  prebencbryof 
Stmgond,  in  the  cathedral  of  St.  Patrick.  He  at.  »^^i^, 
dau.  of  B.  Nelson ,  Esq ,  and  d.  in  1682,  leavkig  issue, 
Adam,  his  heir  ;John,  in  holy  orders,  b,  in  1680,  vicar  of 
Esker  and  rector  of  Luean  1714,  hia  dosoendants  are 
extinct ;  Joyce ;  and  Ann.    The  elder  son. 


K  YN 

ADAM  Ktah,  Bsq.  of  CoflhinBtown,  tio.  Meath.  Moitot 
Hfyward,  oo.  We^cford,  and  Ballymurtagfa,  eo.  Wlcklow, 
acquired  the  two  laat  named  estates  in  marriage  with  H.\ry, 
dau.  and  heir  of  John  Howard,  Esq.  By  her  he  left,  at  his 
decease  in  1738,  two  sons;  the  younger  son,  John,  d.  num. 
1786.    The  elder, 

HowABD  Ktak,    Bsq.  of  Moimt   Howard  and  BtUy- 
murtagfa,  h.  1711;  m.  in  1785,  Frmces,  dau.  of  Laurence 
Bomonde^  Esq.  of  BUlynasttay,  oo.  Wexford,  and  by  her, 
who  «L  in  1785,  had  issue, 
I.  John HowAio^his hahr. 

».  James,  of  Oanow,  b.  1748;  who  m.  1777.  EUes,  dan.  of 
Thomas,  MaoCarthy,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1824) 
had  issue, 

1  Dennis,  lleut.H.B.I.C.&,  5. 1778  ;d.  in  India,  imi».181S 
S  John-Howard,  oapt.  2nd  regt.  Be^al  oavaby,  b.  1779, 
who  m.  Maiy,  sister  of  IJeut-CoL  BJdock,  H.B.I.C.8., 
and  left  at  his  decease,  1844,  an  only  child,  Ellen. 
8  James-Bsmonde,  b.  1793,  m.  Julia^  dau.  of  —  Dimn, 
Ebq.,  and  d,  1850,  leaving  issue, 
Akremon.  John-Howard. 

JdUa.  EHen. 

4  Flands-Danlel,  b.  1799. 

1  Vknny,  m.  1802,  to  Matthew  Redmond,  Bsq. 

5  EUen,  m.  1804,  to  John-Howard  Kyan,  Esq.  of  Bally- 
murtagh. 

8  Jane.  4  Margaret 

III.  Bsmonde,  b.  1750,  who  was  engaged  in  the  rebellion 
of  1798.  and  was  executed  with  Colclough,  Orogan,  and 
Bagenai  Hfurvey,  at  Wexford,  half  aii  hour  before  the  arrival 
of  the  express  sent  iVom  Dublin  Oastle  with  his  pardon, 
obtained  by  his  Inother,  Francis.  He  was  twice  w. ; 
l^  his  1st  wife^  Mazy-Ann,  dau.  of  —  Byrne,  Esq.,  he 
had  five  daus.,  Mary,  m.  to  Puroell,  Esq. ;  Ftuanv,  m.  to 
Bichard  Edgeworth,  Esq.;  Elisa;  Theresa;  and  Mazy- 
Ann;  and  by  his  2nd,  two  sons,  John-Howard,  and 
Esmonde,  who  both  d.  young,  and  one  dau.,  Margaret. 
This  unfortunate  gentleman  was  not  less  distingiushed 
for  humanity  than  oravezy  and  militazv  science ;  and  Sir 
Bichard  Musgrare  has  recorded  a  lew  of  the  many 
instances  in  which  his  interference  saved  the  lives  of  hiis 


opponei 
rv.  Pran< 


nds,  miyjor-goneral,  H.KI.C.S.,  b.  1752,  who  m. 
1798,  Jane,  dau.  of  James  Blackney,  Esq.,  and  dying  in 
1814.  left  issue, 

1  Fronds,  b.  in  1799,  who  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Richard 
Galloway.  Bsq.,  and  has  issue,  Francis,  b.  1830;  Ger- 
trude ;  and  Maigaret.  sk  1855,  to  Thomas  Hayes^  Esq. 

2  James.  8  Adam-Howard. 
4  Alexander,  in  holy  orders. 

6  John-Walter,  5.  1818,  m.  1832,  Miss  Murphy. 
1  Gertrude,  m.  to  Michael  Keating,  Esq.  of  Tinny  Park, 
CO.  Kilkeuny. 

I.  Mazy,  sk  Richard  Doyle,  Esq.,  and  d.  8.  p.  1806. 

II.  Elisabeth.  iii.  Ann. 

IT.  Joyce,  M,  Redmond  Tjanigan,  Esq.  R.N.,  and  d.  1794. 

Xr.  Kyan  d.  1766,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHH-HowARD  Ktan,  Esq.  of  Mount  Howard  and  Bally- 
murtagh,  6.  1748,  who  m.  1768,  Phillis,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Sutton,  Comte  de  Clonard,  and  by  her,  who  d.  1808,  had 


JoBK-BowAKD,  his  heir. 

Thomas-Sutton,  lieut.  H.E.I.C.B.,  b.  1785;  d.  imm.  hi 
India,  1813. 

FhilUs,  m.  1809,  John  Broome,  Esq.,  and  d.  1880. 

Fanny. 

Mary,  m.  1798»  Oapt.  Heniy-MichMl  Ormsby,  and  d.  1849. 

EUen,  M.  1797,  Gharlee  Bagg8»  Bsq.,  banister-at-law,  and 
rf.  ;827. 

Elisabeth. 
Mr.  Kyan  d.  1801,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoHV-HowARD  Ktan,  Esq.  of  Ballymurtagh,  6. 1774,  who 
m.  1804,  his  cousin,  BUen,  dau.  of  James  Kyan,  Esq.  of 
Oariow,  and  had  issue, 

L  William -Edwabd,  present  xepresentativa  of  the  Ihmily. 

IL  Howard,  b.  1819;  d.  1825. 

ni.  John-Howard,  b.  1829 ;  m.  1853,  Mary,  dau.  of  John 
Gantwell,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  and  has  iasue,  John-Howard, 
b.  17  Jan.  1854. 

L  Sarah.  n.  Matv-Ann.  in.  BUm. 

rr.  Fanny.  r.  Ceeifia. 

n.  Phillis.  Tii.  Helen. 

Mr.  Kyan  d,  1850,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the  present 
Rkt.  William-Bdwabd  Ktav,  of  Ballsmnirtagfa. 

Arm9  Oil,  an  antique  Iridi  crown,  ppr.,  between  tiuee 
fidiea,  hannant,  aig. 

Cretir-K  wild  caX,  saliant,  ppr.,  goiged  with  an  antique 
Irish  crown. 

JfeOo— Indytus  virtute. 

SNEYD-KYNNEUSLEY  OF  LOXLEY  PARBL 
SNETD-KTyNERSLEY,  Clememt-Tuomas,  Esq.  of 
Loxley  Park,  co.  Stafford,  h,  21  Oct.  1838. 
659 


K  Y  K 

X.tn(ASt. — AcconUng  to  an  old  pedigree,  **  the  family 
of  the  Kynnersleys  is  very  audent,  being  seated  long  before 
the  Conquest  in  com.  Hereford,  in  a  castle  soe  called  at  pre- 
sent. In  Dooraesday  Books  it  is  recorded,  that  when  the 
Conqueror  was  possessed  of  his  newe  kingdome  of  England, 
hee  sent  his  Comiss'^  throughout  y«  remote  parts  tbneof, 
to  know  howe  every  man  held  his  lands.  In  ^diich  ^me 
there  was  an  ould  gentleman  that  lived  and  was  owner  of 
Kynnards!^  Oastle,  in  com.  Hereford :  by  name  John  de 
Kynnardslcy,  and  by  title  a  knight  (if  any  knights  were  be- 
fore the  Conquest.)  This  ould  gentleman  was  blind,  he  had 
then  liveing  with  him  twelve  sonnes,  whom  with  himself  he 
armed,  and  stood  in  his  c  istle  gate,  liia  halberd  in  his  hand^ 
attending  the  coming  of  sherlfb  and  other  comiss^  fh>m  y« 
king,  who  being  arrived,  demanded  of  him  by  what  tenure 
he  held  his  castle  and  lands ;  y«  old  kn^  replyed  by  his 
arroee,  showing  to  them  his  halberd.** 

Huoo  DB  Ktnnardslxts  is  mentioned  in  several  charters, 
in  the  time  of  Hbhrt  IIL,  and  was  seized  of  the  manor  of 
Newland  and  other  estates  in  the  cos.  of  Gloucester  and 
Hereford.  This  Hugh,  a  soldier  of  the  Cross,  accompanied 
Prince  Edward  to  the  Holy  Land,  and  received  the  honour 
of  knighthood,  upon  which  occasion  he  added  the  Jerusalem 
crosses  to  his  arms,  which  were  before  "  Ax.,  a  lion  ram- 
pant, arg.** 

For  centuries  after  the  Kynnersleys  of  Loxley  preserved 
a  male  succession,  and  sdll  continue  to  be  one  of  the  leading 
fiunilies  of  Leicestershire.    The  last  male  representative, 

Clbmbmt  Kykhkbslsy,  Esq.  of  Loxley  (son  of  Thomas 
Kynnersley,  Esq.  of  Loxley,  an  ofBoez  R.N.,  by  Penelope, 
his  wife,  only  dau.  of  John  Wheeler,  Esq.  of  Wootton,  and 
grandson  of  Thomas  Kynnersley,  Esq.  of  Loxley,  by  Bar- 
bara, his  wife,  dau.  of  Sh:  Gilbert  CUrke,  of  Chilcote)  m. 
Rosamond,  dau.  of  Sir  Wolstan  Dixie.  Bart,  of  Boeworth 
Park,  CO  Leicester,  but  dying  issueless,  in  1815,  willed  his 
property  to  his  nephew,  Thomas  Bmbtd  (youngest  son  of 
John  Sneyd,  Esq.  of  Bishton,  co.  Stafford,  by  Penelope  his 
wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas  Kyxmersley,  Bsq.  of  Loxley 
Park,  CO.  Stafford).  Mr  Thomas  Sneyd,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
who  was  bom  6  May,  1774,  assumed,  by  Royal  licence,  1815, 
the  additional  surname  and  arms  of  Ktvnbbslmt.  He  m. 
let.  Miss  Maria  Stokes  Kynnersley,  and  by  her  (who  d, 
16  March,  1821)  had  two  sons  and  two  daus.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Miss  Harriet  Potts,  and  by  her  had  issue  throe  sons  and 
five  daus.    The  eldest  son  of  the  first  marriage, 

Clembnt-John,  m.  4  Jan.  1880,  Mary,  dau.  of  William, 
Sneyd,  Esq.  of  Ashcombe,  and  d.  8  luuch,  1840,  leaving 
issue, 

Clbmxkt-Thomas,  now  of  Loxley  Park. 
William-Henry. 

Mary-Jane,  m.  to  the  Rev.  W.  Fraser. 
Mr.  Sneyd  Kynnersley  d.  5  Sept.  1644. 

w^mu— <2uarterly :  1st  and  4th,  for  Kthkbbslkt,  as., 
semto  of  crosses  ciosslet,  a  lion  rampant,  arg. ;  Snd  and  8rd, 
fur  Snbtd,  arg.,  a  scythe^  the  blade  in  chief,  the  sued,  or 
handle  in  bend  sinister,  sable ;  in  the  fesse,  point,  a  fleur 
de-lis,  of  the  second. 

CreMt»— For  Ktmnebbslbt,  a  mount,  vert^  thereon  a  grey- 
hound, sejant,  azg.,  collared,  or,  under  a  hawthorn-tree,  ppr. ; 
for  Snstd.  a  lion,  statont,  guardant»  the  tail  extended,  sa. 

Motto — Nee  opprimere  nee  opprimi. 

Smt— Loxley  Park,  in  the  co.  of  Stafford. 

KYRLE  OF  MUCH  MARCLE. 

Monry-Ktblk,  William,  Esq.  of  Homme  House, 
Much  Marcle,  co.  Hereford,  of  Whetham,  co.  Wilts, 
and  of  Pitsford,  co.  Northampton,  b.  1  May,  1808; 
high-sheriff  of  Herefordshire  1858,  M.A.,  J.P. 

%itttAQt> — ^In  the  oldest  writings  relative  to  the  Ktbles 
the  name  is  variously  written,  CnUt  CnUl,  and  CniUe:  after- 
wards CrjfUt  and  sometimes  Curl :  until  at  last  it  was  unl- 
▼ersally  spelt  Ktblb.    The  first  of  the  fiunOy  on  record, 

Robert  Cbul^  of  Altone,  or  Old  Town,  near  Ross,  resided, 
in  1S05,  at  Homme,  now  Horn  Green,  in  the  some  neigh- 
bourhood. From  him  descended  Waltbb  Ktblb,  who  was 
seated  at  "  the  Hulle,**  or  Hill,  near  Ross,  in  the  year  1489. 
Dying  at  the  dose  of  the  same  centuxy  this  gentleman  be- 
queaUied  the  Hill  to  his  eldest  son,  Waltbb,  who  left  an 
only  dau.  and  heir,  Alice,  m.  to  Christopher  Clarice,  Esq., 
and  to  his  second  son,  Jambb,  the  estate  of  Walford,  near 
Ross.  James  thus  became  founder  of  the  Waltobd  branch 
of  the  Ktelb  fkmily. 

Thomas  Ktrle,  of  Walford  Cotirt,  son  and  heir  of  the 
above-mentioned  James,  lived  ttmp.  Hckrt  VH.,  and  by  his 
marriage  with  Johan,  dau.  and  heir  of  Hugh  Abrahall  (by 
Alice  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Rudhall.  of  RudhaU)  had,  with 


K  r  B 


four  dam.,  ninaaoDi.  From  the  eldMt  of  these  Mns»  via./ 
Waltbb,  of  Walford  (who  m.  Joan,  dau.  of  Blobard  Wanv 
eombe,  Esq.)  deeoended  John  Ktrlb,  the  celebrated  **  Majt 
or  Bofls"  (who  was  bom  at  the  White  Bouse,  Dymock,  in 
Hay.  1687,  and  d.  «.  j9.  at  Boss,  7  Not.  1724)  and  from  the 
fourth  of  them,  viz.,  Thobcas  Ktblx,  who  seated  himself  at 
Much  Harcle  early  in  the  reign  of  Elizabsth.  the  line, 
which,  through  the  female  ropresentatire,  still  retains  pos- 
Bession  of  that  andent  seat. 

Sib  Johh  Ktblb,  of  Much  Marcle,  2nd  Bart.,  grandson  of 
Thomas  SLyrle,  the  first  of  Much  Marole,  m.  16  Deo.  1M7, 
Rebecca,  dau.  of  Daniel  Vincent,  Esq.,  and  by  her  (who  m. 
2udly,  John  Booth,  Esq.  of  Letton)  had  four  daus.  Sir  John 
Kyrie,  who  was  M.P.  for  Herefordshire,  at  the  period  of  bis 
decease,  d.  4  Jan.  1679-80,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  dau.  and 
co-heir, 

ViKOCMTiA  Ktrlb,  6.  2  Oct.  1661,  who  fa.  6  Dec  1674,  Sir 
John  Bznle,  Knt  of  Buxy  Town,  Wilts  (son  of  Sir  John 
Ernie,  of  Whetham,  Knt.,  Chancellor  of  the  Exchequer,  temp, 
Chablbb  II.  and  James  II.)  and  bad  issue, 

John  Ktblb  Bbkul  the  heir. 

Hester  Bmle,  6.  8  Feb.  1675-6,  m.  to  William  Washboum^ 

Esq.,  son  and  heir  of  William  Washboume,  of  Wydienford 

and  Pytohley,  Esq.,  and  was  mother  of 

KT.TBABBTH  Washboubnb,  who  m.  1  Oct.  1728,  Fbanois 

HoNBT,  Esq.  of  Wellingborough,  and  d.  2  March,  1796, 

leaving  an  only  son. 

Jambs  Monbt,  Esq.,  of  whom  presently. 
Vinoentia  Lady  Bmle  was  «.  by  her  son, 

John  Ktblb  Ebnlb,  Esq.  of  Whetham  and  Much  Marcle, 
b\pt  10  May,  1683,  who  m.  1704,  Constantia,  only  dau.  of  Sir 
Thomas  Bolt,  Knt.  of  Baocombe,  Herts,  and  dying  Oct. 
1725,  left  an  only  dau.  and  heir, 

CoNSTAimA  Ebnlb,  who  m,  1741,  Thomas,  Viscount  Dup- 
pHn,  afterwards  8th  Earl  of  Kinnoul,  and  had  an  only  child, 
Thomas-John*EmIe  Hay,  b.  12  Aug.  1742,  who  d.  14  Oct 
1748.  The  countess  herself  d.  in  175S,  and  was  interred  at 
Calne  on  the  7th  July.  Leaving  no  issue,  she  settled  her 
estates  upon  the  next  hefar,  and  sole  representative  of  her 
ancestors,  as  shown  above  (the  son  of  her  first  cousin,  Sli- 
nbeth) 

Jambs  Monbt,  of  Pitsford,  Northamptonshire,  Esq., 
lleut.-coL  in  the  army,  bapt.  25  Sept  1724  who  m.  Eugenia, 
eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Qeoige  Stoughton,  Esq.  of  St 
John's,  Warwick,  and  dying  14  June,  1785,  left  an  only  sur- 
viving son, 

WiLLLiM  Monbt,  Esq.  of  Much  Marcle,  b.  28  Feb.  1748, 
who  m.  Mazy,  dan.  of  William  Webster,  Esq.  of  Stockton-on- 
Tbes  (by  Maiy,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Roland  Burden,  Bsq.)  and 
by  her  (who  d.  20  June,  1818,  aged  00}  had  iisue, 

I.  Jambs,  his  heir. 

II.  William,  successor  to  his  brother. 

ui.  George,  late  master  in  equity,  accountant^^eral,  and 
keeper  o(  the  records  in  the  Simreme  Court  ofJudicature, 
Calcutta,  m.  21  Jan.  1817,  Pulcherle,  dau.  of  Henri,  Mar- 
quis de  BourbeU  and  has  issue, 

1  WOttam-Bayley.  2  Oeoige-Heori. 

8  Alonso.  4  Edward  Mortimer. 

5  AureUaa. 
rv.  Kyrie  Ernie,  M.  A. ,  vicar  of  Much  Marcle,  and  prelector 
and  prebendary  of  Hereford  Oathedral,  m.  Irt  Jan.  1806. 
Mary-Thomasina.  data,  of  Dominick  Ffrenoh,  Esq.,  and 
had  surviving  issue, 

1  Kyrie  Ernie  Aubrey,  m.  in  1841,  Emma  Kemp  Mitford, 
relict  of  the  Rev.  JoSin  Reveley  Mitford. 

2  Rowland-William-Taylor,  m.  in  1840,  Katherine,  dan. 
of  Mi^  Peiyton,  of  the  IxMlian  army,  and  has  issue. 

1  Mary  Bmls,  m.  in  1880,  to  Oswald,  son  of  Thomas 
Grimston,  Esq.  of  Orimston  Garth,  oo.  York. 

2  Ellenor.  m.  in  1827,  to  the  Rev.  Richard-Coke  Wilmot^ 
son  of  Sir  Robert  Wilmoc,  Bart,  of  Chaddesden,  oo. 
Derby. 

8  Eugenia-Jane,  m.  in  1840,  to  the  Rev.  Heniy  Hunting- 
ford,  M.A.,  rector  of  Hampton  Bishop,  co.  Hereford, 
canon  of  Hereford,  and  fellow  of  Winchester  College. 

4  Vinoentia-Sybilhi. 

T.  Rowland,  rear-admiral  R.N.,  O.B.,  m.  18  Sept  1805, 
Maria»  dau.  of  William  Money,  Esq,  of  Walthamstow, 
FiMAT,  and  has  issue, 

1  Rowland.  2  Bmle  Kyrie. 

8  William-Tavlor.  4  David-IngUs.  d,  fai  1848. 

1  Maria  Rowlanda,  m.  in  1880,  to  the  Rev.  Samuel-James 
(Hmbier,  nephew  to  the  late  Lord  Gambler. 

2  Amelia-Mary,  m.  in  1841,  to  the  Hon.  H.-F.  Perv,  son 
of  the  late  Viseouut  Glentworth,  and  grmdson  to  the 
Earl  of  Limerick. 

8  Angelica-Mary.  4  Bmma-Martha. 

5  Bvs-Marla,  m.  in  1843,  to  H.-E.-M.  Palmer,  Esq.  of  the 
Indian  army. 

VI.  John,  commander  in  the  East  India  Company's  mari- 
time service,  J.  unm.  6  Aug.  18*25. 
«60 


LAD 

L  Hester.  n,  Mair,  4.  In  rhMhasil 

ni.  Eugenia,  «.  B  June,  1T07,  to  wuUam-Taylor  Mom^, 

Esq.  of  Walthamstow,  Essex,  Knl^t  of  Uie  OiisipMs 

Order,  M.P.,  and  subseouentlv  H.  B.  M.  Conml-Oeaaesl 

at  Venice  and  Milan,  and  had  usne. 
IT,  Susannah,  m.  17  Jii^,  1800.  to  the  B«t.  Robert  Gkai- 

fleld,  D.C.L.,  vicar  of  Chatteris,  Cambridgeshire. 
t.  Dorothea.  tl  Alice,  d. wmLiJ Oct  18(tt. 

TIL  Vincentia,  d.  imm.  1  April,  1816. 

Mr.  Money  d.  6  Nov.  1808,  and  was  «.  byhis  eldeai  scm. 

Sib  Jambs  Monbt,  of  Much  Marde,  a  nu^for-genaral  la  Iks 
army,  6.  15  Aug  1775  and  m.  27  Dee.  1811,  to  Anno-Oare- 
Une,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Taylor,  of  Gkraoester  Plaoe,  Fori- 
man  Square,  London,  Esq.  He  assumed  by  Royal  bosoce, 
dated  26  April,  1800,  the  additional  surname  and  anna  of 
Ktblb,  and  was  created  a  Baronet  at  the  ooronatkm  of  Her 
Majesty  Qneen  Victoria,  In  1888.  MiO<yr^<3«Q«»l  Hr  JHoas 
Kyrie  Money  d.  26  June,  1848,  without  issue,  and  was  s.  bj 
his  next  brother, 

Rbt.  Wiuliam  Monbt  Ktrlb,  M.A.,  J.P.,  6. 18  Oct  ITTS  ; 
m.  16  July,  1805.  Emma,  dau.  of  Ridiard  Down,  of  HaDiwidc 
Manor  House,  co.  Middlesex,  Esq.  (by  Rose,  his  wifo,  daa. 
and  hairof  Henry  Neale,  of  London,  Esq.,  UnsaUy  dssosoded 
from  the  ancient  hoose  of  Nbalb,  of  Dean,  in  Bedim  Jahirs) 
snd  had  issue, 
William,  now  of  Homme  Hoose. 

Edward  Kyrie,  It  2nd  rest  Bengal  It  cavalry,  b.  29  Jsn. 
1810,  d,  vnm.  at  Loodianha,  East  Indies,  17  Nov.  IML 
John  Bmle,  capt  82nd  rest,  6.  1  March,  1812,  m.  16  July, 
1842,  Harriet-Louisa,  eldest  dau.  of  WlUiam  SottoD,  ni 
Hertingfordbury,  co.  Herts,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 
James  Stoughton.  of  Emmanuel  College,  Cambridge,  In 
holy  orden,  Fellow  of  the  Society  of  Antlquariei^  and 
rector  of  Tatesbuiy,  oo.  WUt&  b.  81  Oct.  1818,  m.  17  Jsn. 
1889,  Rosa^EUxabeth,  dau.  of  John  Drake  Pridham,  of 
Plymouth,  co.  Devon,  Esq.,  and  d.  M.p.  1852.  His  widow 
m.  2ndly,  —  PhOlipflL  Esq. 

Geoige  Washboume,  M.A.,  Fellow  of  King^  OoOegs,  Cam- 
bric^ b.  22  Oct  1815. 

Richai^- Walter,  b.  16  Nov.  1825 ;  in  the  SSnd  regt 
Chariee^epttmus,  6.  26  Sept  1827. 
Einm%  ta.  1841,  to  the  Rev.  Geoige  Pmthero. 
Mr.  Money-Kyrle  d.  18  Jan.  1848. 

.^rms— Quarterly :  let  and  4th,  vert,  a  ohsiT.  between  three 
fleurs-de-lis,  or,  for  Ktblb  ;  2nd  and  8rd,  obeony,  aig.  sod 
gu.,  on  a  chiet  sa.,  three  eagles,  displayed,  or,  for  Monbt. 

Cre$t$—lat,  on  a  mount  vert  a  hedgehog,  or,  for  Ktblb; 
2nd.  an  eagle's  head,  sa.,  erased,  aig.,  coUared,  gemelK 
holding  in  the  beak  a  fleuiHle-lis,  or,  for  M<nfBT. 
IfoMo— Nil  moror  ictus. 

8mU— Horn  House,  Herefordshlrs ;  Whetham,  Wiltshire; 
and  Pitsford,  Northamptonshire. 


LABOUCHERE  OF  OVER  STOWEY. 
Laboucherb,  The  Right  Hon.  Hknrt»  of  Orw 
Stowey,  00.  Somerset,  and  of  Stoke  Park,  Budu, 
MJL,  Secretary  of  State  for  the  Colonies,  M.P.  for 
Taunton,  6.  15  Aug.  1798;  m.  Ist,  10  April,  1S4$, 
Frances,  youngest  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Baring,  Bvi, 
of  Larkbeer,  co.  Devon,  and  by  her  (who  d.  25  May, 
1850)  has  issue,  Mart.  He  m.  2ndfy.  18  July, 
1852,  Lady  Maxy-Matilda-Qeoi^giana  Howard,  dan. 
of  the  6th  Earl  of  Carlisle.  Mr.  Labouchere  was  a 
Lord  of  the  Admiralty  from  1882  to  1884,  Tice- 
President  of  the  Board  of  Trade  and  Master  of  Uie 
Mint  from  1835  to  18H9,  Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland 
from  1846  to  1847,  and  again  President  of  the  Board 
of  Trade  from  1847  to  1852.  He  became  Secretary 
of  SUte  for  the  Colonies  in  1855. 

%itWi[it* — ^The  family  of  Labouehers  left  TVance  at 
the  pntod  of  the  reroeation  of  the  edict  of  Nantes,  and 
beosme  estsbbahed  in  Holland.  The  flxn  who  settled  In 
England  was  the  late 

PBrBB-CASAB  Labouohbrb,  Esq..  a  partasr  In  the  grsst 
mercantile  house  of  Hope,  who  porohMed  the  estates  of 
Hylands,  in  Essex,  and  Orer  Stowcy,  co.  Somerset.  He 
«a.  M  Not.  1796,  Dorothy-BHBabeth,  4th  dan.  of  the  lato 
Sir  Franela  Baring.  Bart. ;  and  dying  1$  Jan.  1889,  left  two 
sons,  Hbhbt,  now  of  Orer  Btowey;  and  John,  J.P.,  of 
Bioome  Hall  Dorking;  Storey,  b.  1799,  a».  1880,  Muy,  dan. 
of  James  Dn  Pr^  Esq.  of  Wilton  Parte,  oo.  Biuto,  and  has^ 
Heniy,  6. 1881 ;  Arthur,  b.  184S ;  and  six  dana. 

8eat$  Over  Stowey,  near  Biidgewater;  and  Stoke  Fttk, 
Bucks. 


LADE  OF  BOUOHTON  HOUSE. 
Lade,  Joun-Pbtce,  Esq.  of  Boughton  House,  < 


L  A  L 

Kenl^  J.P.y  And  major  in  the  Eaa^  Kent  regimttit  of 
militia. 

ltttIfS0f •-— BoBBBT  Laoi^  Ibq.  of  Barham,  x«oord«r 
of  Ouxterbuiy  in  1698  (eldttt  son  of  Yineent  Lftdd,  Esq.  of 
Bikrham,  bj  Agnee  Beane  Us  wife,  and  brother  of  Thomas 
of  Baxham,  grandfather  of  Sir  John  Lade,  Bart,  M.P.),  m. 
in  July.  1619.  Maiy,  dao.  of  William  Lorelace,  of  The  Fiiary, 
Canterbury ;  and  d.  in  1666,  leaviug,  with  younger  issue, 
•  son, 

liAHOiLor  Laj»,  Ssq^  batxister-flt-Iaw,  who  d.  in  1687, 
leaving,  by  BUiabeth  Banett  his  wife,  with  other  issue, 
ft  son  and  heir, 

YmoEHT  Lads,  of  the  Arofabisbop's  Palaoe,  and  after- 
wards of  Buigate,  who  m.  Ann  Kite,  of  Hoad  House,  in 
Bleane,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1720)  left  at  his  decease,  in 
1730,  with  other  issue,  a  yotmger  son, 

MicHAW.  Ladb,  Esq.,  b.  in  1608,  father,  by  Elisabeth 
I)addhiswife,of 

JoHM  Ladb,  Esq.  of  Boughton,  b.  18  April,  1784 ;  who  m. 
IS  June,  1767,  Hester,  dau.  of  Hills  Hobday,  of  Fayersham, 
and  had  (with  one  dan.,  Hester,  m.  to  Will.Stac^  Coast, 
of  Chartham  Deanery)  three  sons,  Johk-Hobdat,  of  whom 
presently;  William,  of  Jesus  College,  Cambridge;  and 
Charles,  an  ofScer  in  the  army.    The  eldest, 

JoBif-HoBDAT  Laos,  Esq.  of  Boujj^iton.  an  oiBoer  in  the 
army,  ni.  3  Jan.  1791,  Eliza,  dau.  of  Erors,  Esq.,  and 
nieoe  of  Sir  John-Powell  Piyce,  Bart,  of  Kewton  Hall,  co. 
Ifcmtgomexy,  and  by  her  had  (with  a  dau.,  Maria,  m.  to 
Wastel  Brisoo.  Esq.  of  Bohemia^  co.  Sussex)  a  son,  the 
present  JoHH-Paroa  Lana,  Esq.  of  Boogliton  House. 

Amu—Axg ,  a  (tesse,  wavy,  between  three  escallops,  sa. 

Crat-~A  leopard's  head,  ppr. 

Seat— Boughton  Hall,  near  Faveraham,  Kent. 


LALOR  OP  CREQa 

Lalor,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Cregg,  co.  Tipperary, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  gentleman-at-large  to  H.E. 
the  late  Earl  of  Bessborougfa,  when  Lord-Lieutenant 
of  Ireland. 

IrtlUage.— The  OXalors  or  Lalors,  are  of  Milesian 
origin.  At  an  early  period  they  migrated  with  the  O'Mores 
troim  Ulster  to  the  extensive  district  of  Leix,  in  the  Queen's 
Coun^,  of  which  country  the  O'Mores  became  powerful 
Princes,  and,  under  them,  the  CLalors  were  influential 
ft^V^^^iw^  possessiug  considerable  landed  property  between 
Stradbally  and  Matyborough.  Their  principal  seat  was  at 
Disert,  near  the  rock  of  Dunamase.  Thence  a  branch 
sprung,  which  settled  in  tiie  county  of  Tipperaiy.  In  the 
*<  Four  Masters,"  the  O'Lalors  are  enumerated  with  the 
O'Mores,  the  01>empsey8,  Ac.,  amongst  the  leading  Irish 
Ctentxy  basely  murdered  at  the  Hill  of  MuUaghmaestan,  oo. 
Kildare,  in  1577 ;  and  by  virtue  of  an  Act  pansed  at  Dublin 
3rd  and  4tb  Phiup  and  Mabt,  the  possessions  of  Olislor, 
along  with  those  of  O'More  and  others,  were  confiscated.  In 
1609,  the  O'Lalors  took  part,  along  with  Anthony  O'More, 
against  the  forces  of  Queen  Euzabvth,  and  fought  with  great 
gallantly  at  the  Pass  of  Plumes.  In  1600,  the  Ol^Iors  were 
teeeiTsd  into  the  royal  protection  by  the  Lord-Deputy. 

DiovTsnis  liALoa,  of  Ballywoney,  was  a  member  of  this 
fiamily.  BUb  name  was  signed  to  the  new  form  of  oath  and 
declaration  of  the  Confederate  CathoUcs  of  Ireland,  dated 
10  Jan.  1646,  o.s.,  amongst  the  signatures  of  several  other 
persoinges,  who  are  styled  by  historians,  "vehitioomitiales 
in  Domo  Communium." 

The  first  member  of  the  OlAlor  fiunfly  who  became  a 
resident  of  the  6ounty  Tippetary,  was  Jsremiah  Lalob,  6.  in 
1626.  He  came  from  Disert,  in  the  Queen's  County,  about 
the  year  1666,  after  having  taken  a  prominent  part  in 
defending  the  fortress  of  Dunamase  against  the  Parliamen- 
tarians during  the  war  of  1641.  He  held  the  rank  of  major 
in  the  Irish  forces,  and  bis  lather  was  nephew  to  Winefred, 
dau.  of  O'Lalor,  of  the  Queen's  County,  and  wife  of  the 
Eev.  John  Crosbie,  incumbent  of  Disert,  consecrated  lord 
bishop  of  Axdfert  in  1600,  who  d.  in  1621.  The  lands  of 
Fazzan-g-cahill,  near  Templemore,  and  also  seveial  other 
denominations  in  that  neighbourhood,  were  Major  Jeremiah 
Lalor's  estates.  Farrensgahill  at  the  present  day  pays  a 
chief-rent  to  his  descendant  Capt.  Edmund  Power-I^Oor,  of 
Longorehard  after-mentioned.  Mi^or  Jeremiah  Lalor,  al- 
though then  far  advanced  in  years,  fought  as  a  volunteer 
under  the  banner  of  King  Jamki  at  the  battle  of  the 
Boyne.  After  he  had  .become  resident  in  the  county 
Tipperary,  he  m.  Judith,  dau.  of  Kedragh  O'Meagher,  Esq. 
of  Boulebane  Castle,  same  county,  and  had  issue, 
661 


L  A  L 

JsanoAH  of  BaniM^rotty,  of  whom  hartafter. 

John,  anoeetor  of  Mrs.  LeuBbn. 

Patrick,  who  d.  without  issue. 

Hathew  of  KiUough.    He  ta.  the  dau.  of  —  Kiely, 

the  00.  Cork,  and  had  issue,  1  John,  of  Oldcastle :  2  Lu«»- 

beth,  wife  of  James  Butler,  Esq.  of  Park,  co.  Tipperary, 

and  by  him  grandmother  of  Cwt  James  Butler,  also  of 

Park,  who  m.  Qeortrude,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Craven-Cardan, 

Bart.,  deceased,  of  The  Priorv,  Tem^^emore ;  8  Mary, 

wife  of  Edmimd  Thompson,  Esq.  of  Thuries ;  4  James, 

of  Clonamuckoge,  fkther  of  James,  Mathias.  and  John, 

all  officers  in  the  army ;  6  Bidiard,  of  ShanaJdU,  who  m. 

Eleanor,  sister  of  Thomas  lidwill,  Esq.  of  Clonmore,  oo. 

Tim>erary,  by  whom  he  had  issue,  viz.,  Capt.  Bichard, 

who  served  in  the  ^ege  of  Buenos  Ayree ;  Thomas,  a  capt. 

in  the  82nd  regt. ;  and  Mary :  Richard,  of  ShanakiU,  d. 

15  June,  1776,  as  did  his  wife  Eleanor,  the  8  Aug.  1782. 

Martin,  of  Oortnagoona,  who  tn.  Miss  Doyle,  of  the  co. 

Kilkenny,  aunt  to  Maior-General  Doyle,  and  had  issue  by 

her,  Ellen,  wife  of  WilUam,  son  of  Theobald  Butler,  Esq. 

of  the  CO.  Callow. 

M^or  Jeremiah  Lalor  d.  9  July,  1709,  aged  88  years,  and 

was,  with  his  wife,  interred  at  Templemore.    His  eldest 

son, 

Jkrbxiab  Lalob.  Esq.  of  Bamagrotty,   in  the  King's 
County,  m.  the  dau.  of  Samuel  Smith,  E^.  of  lisduflfo,  oo. 
Tipperary,  descended  from  an  ancient  Irish  &mily,  and  had 
two  sons,  via., 
I.  John,  of  Longorehard,  of  whom  presently. 
XI.  Jeremiah,    of  Bamagrot^,  grand&ther  d  Thomas 
Lalor  Cooke,  1^.  of  Parsonstown,  King's  County. 
Theddestson, 

JoHH  Lalor,  Esq.  of  Longorehard,  co.  Tipperaiy,  m.  Eliaa* 
beth,  sister  of  John  Doherty,  Esq.  of  Outrath,  oo.  Tipperaiy, 
and  d.  9  May,  1782,  aged  75  years,  leaving  issue, 
I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

n.  Nicholas,  of  Dunmore  and  BsUyrasgett  co.  Kilkenny, 
m.  Cecilia,  dau.  of  Ulick  Burice,  fiwi.  of  MeeUck,  co. 
Gahray,  and  d.  29  Juneu  1798,  $.  p. 
ni.  John,  of  Crannagh  and  Longorehard,  oo.  Tippemxy,  a 
deputy  governor  and  Justice  of  the  quorum  for  ihMt 
county.  (See  Powcb-Lalob.) 
IV.  Jeremiah,  of  OIas!ihouse,m.l8t,  Lydia,  dau.  of  William 
Smith,  Esq.  of  Buxriscastle,  Queen's  County,  by  whom 
he  was  flsther  of  John,  of  Gurteen,  co.  Tipperary,  wbo 
m.  Sanh,  dau.  of  Ed  ward  Kennedy,  Esq.  This  Jeremiah 
m,  2Ddly,  Anne,  dau.  of  J<Am  Dofacoty,  Esq.  of  Outrath, 
00.  Tipperaiy,  of  which  marriage  no  issue  survives. 


T.  James,  of  BiverBtown,  sk  Miss  Bray,  a  nieoe  to  the 
late  Most  Rev.  Dr.  Thomas  Bray,    Boman  Oatbolio 
archbishop,  and  has  a  dau.,  Alida. 
TL  Joseph,  a  law  student,  who  d^young  and  aiwa. 
X.  Bridget,  wife  of  Noble  Luke  Usher,  Esq.  of  Guiteen, 

CO.  Tipperary.    She  d,  without  issue. 
XL  Alice,  wifb  of  William  Keating,  Esq.  of  Brookley, 

CO.  Tipperary.    She  d.  without  issue. 
xu.  Susan,  who  d.  itiMa. 
The  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Laloh,  Esq.  of  Cregg,  co.  Tipperaiy,  J.P.,  and  a 
deputy-governor  of  the  counties  of  Tipperary  and  Kilkenny, 
m.  Bridget,  dau.  of  Edmund  Power,  Esq.  of  Qamavilla,  sod 
d.  27  May,  1812,  leaving  issue, 
THOMAa-EDMUHD,  his  heir. 
Maria,  la.  to  D'Ar^  Mahon,  Esa. 
Alice,  SI.  to  John  Power,  Esq.  oi  Churchtown. 

The  s<m  and  heir, 

Thomas-Bdmumo  Laioh,  Esq.  of  Cr^gg,  J.P.  and  B.lu, 
served  as  high-sheriif  of  the  co.  Tipperaiy,  1840-1.  He  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  Bichard  Power,  Esq,  of  Oarrick-<m-8uir» 
and  luid  issue, 

Thomas,  now  of  Cregg. 

John,  12th  hifantry,  d.  11  Nov.  1850,  aged  26. 

Nicholas,  d.  18  Oct,  1848,  aged  22. 

Mazy-Anne. 

EUza^  m.  18o6»  WUliam  O'Meagher,  Esq.  of  KHmcyler,  co. 
Tipperarv. 

Louisa,  wife  of  Clement  Sadlier,  Esq.  of  Castle  Blake,  co. 
Tipperary. 
Mr.  Lalor  d.  22  Feb.  1847,  aged  62 ;  his  widow  survived 
untU  81  Jan.  1848. 

^rms— (Duly  regiatered.)  Yert»  a  lion  rampt,  or,  armed 
and  langued,  gu. 

Cregtr^An  arm  embowed,  vested,  gu.,  cuflbd,  vert,  the  hand 
ppr.,  grasj^ng  a  short  swoid,  also  ppr. 

Jf otte— Foitis  et  fidelia 

fitot— Crsgg,  CO.  Tipperary. 


POWER-LALOR  OF  LONG  ORCHARD. 

Power -Lalor,  Edmund  •  James,  Esq.  of  Long, 
Orchard,  co.  Tipperary,  6.  18  Oct  1817,  J.P.  and 


D.L.,high-Bheriflfl857. 


Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


LAM 

SritUagt, — ^Paternally  Capt .  Power-Lalor  ia  a  daaoendant 
of  the  Tery  eminent  and  very  anoient  fkmily  of  Do  La  Poor, 
which  yna  oetablished  in  Ireland  by  Sib  Bookb  lb  Pokb, 
one  of  the  companions  in  anna  of  Strongfoow  (Me  Powm  of 
OurUen),  Capt.  Power-Lalor  being  2nd  son  of  the  late 
Edmund  Poweb,  Esq.  of  Ourteen,  by  Anastasia-Phelan  his 
wife,  dan.  and  heir  of  John  Lalor  of  Long  Orchard,  and 
grandson  of  Johh  Powxr,  Esq.  of  Ourteen,  whose  father 
Edmund  Power,  was  son  of  James  Power,  of  Knrraghkilly, 
the  son  of  James  Power,  who  was  Srd  son  of  Richard  Power, 
nephew  of  Richard,  1st  Earl  of  Tyrone.  Maternally,  Capt. 
Power-Lalor  descends  horn  the  old  Milesian  fiunUy  of 
Olualor. 

JoHH  Lalob,  Esq.  of  Crannagh  and  Long  Orchard,  eo. 
Tipperary,  J. P.  and  deputy-governor,  Srd  son  of  John  lAlor, 
Esq.  of  Long  Orchard  («m  La]X>b  <if  Crtgg\  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Phelan,  Esq.  of  Nodstown,  oo.  Tipperary,  and  had 
issue, 

I.  John-Thomas,  6. 1798,  d.  182S,  wvm, 
n.  Thomas-Phelan,   banister-at-law,   d.  wkol   at   Bath, 
4  June,  1825. 
ni.  Nicholas,  d.  young,  1809. 

I.  Anastasia-Phelak,  m.  Ist,  1816,  Edmund  Powbb,  Esq. 
of  Ourteen,  co.  Waterford,  by  whom  (who  d.  29  May, 
1880)  had  issue, 

1  John  Power,  Esq.  of  Ourteen,  B.L.,  m.  Frances,  dau. 
of  Sir  John  Power,  Bart,  of  Kilfane,  co.  Kilkenny,  and 
d.  12  May,  1851,  leaving  issue,  four  sons  and  four  daus. 

2  Edmund  Powkb-Lau>b»  Esq.  now  of  Long  Orchard. 

8  Richard -Francis -Lalor  Power,  Esq.,  m.  Miss  Jane 
Button,  of  the  United  States. 

1  Mary,  m.  to  Henry  Petre,  Esq.  of  Dunkenhalgh,  Lan- 
oashire. 

2  Ellen,  m.  to  Patrick  Power,  Esq.  of  Tramore,  oo. 
Waterford. 

Anfwtnwia.  Mrs.  Power,  m.  2ndly,  the  Right  Hon.  Richard- 
Lalor  Shiel  M.P.,  and  d.  4  Aug.  1852. 

II.  Mary.  m.  1828.  to  Richard-Montesquieu  Bellew,  Esq., 
deceased,  son  of  the  late  Sir  Edward  Bellew.  Bart,  and 
d,  8, p. 

John  Lalor,  of  Crannagh  and  Long  Orchard,  d,  7  Sept.  1828. 

.^mw— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  or,  a  lion  rampt.,  gu. ;  2nd, 
arg..  ft  chief;  indented,  aa. ;  Srd,  aig.,  on  a  chief,  gu.,  three 
escallops,  of  the  1st. 

Ontti  lst»  an  ann  embowed,  vested,  gu.,  cuffed,  yert,  the 
hand  ppr.,  grayling  a  short  sword,  also  ppr. ;  2nd,  a  stag's 
he^  amonttf.  or,  between  the  horns  a  crudflx.  ppr. 

lfo(t<M»— Fortis  et  fldelis  and  per  crucem  ad  coronam. 

iSftt(— Long  Orchard,  co.  Tipperary. 


LAMB  OF  WEST  DENTON  AND  TERNON. 

Lamb,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  West  Denton,  Northum- 
berland, and  Temon,  Cumberland,  J. P.  and  D.L.,  b. 
11  Nov.  1781 ;  m.  4  May,  1824,  Amelia-Mary,  dau. 
of  Joseph  Michael,  Esq.  of  Stamford,  Lincolnshire, 
and  has  had  issue, 
I.  Joseph,  b.  12  May,  1826 ;  d.  81  July,  1842. 
n.  BiOHABD,   D.L.,  6.  11  Aug.  1826;  m.  «  Feb.  1856, 
€k»oxgiana-Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Stephen  Eaton,  Esq.  of 
Ketton  Hall,  Rutland,  and  has  issue  one  dau.,  Mary- 
Qeorgiana. 
m.  William-Wentworth,  h.  14  July,  1880 ;  a  oapt.  in  the 

7th  dragoon-guards, 
rv.  Jobn,  b.  21  July,  1884;  d,  12  Aug.  1861. 
T.  Rubert-Ormston,  6.  6  Nov.  1886. 
I.  Amelia-Mary,  m,  16  April,  1866,  Capt.  Nugent  Chiehes* 
ter,  eldest  son  of  Joseph  Chtohester-Nagle,  Esq.  of 
Calverleigh  Court,  Devon. 
It.  Josephine-Maiy-Agnes. 
lu.  Moxy-Emma-Alioe-Blandke. 

HintHQt* — ^This  (iunily  is  a  youngor  branob  of  the 
Lambs  of  Seat  Hill,  Cumberland,  in  which  county  ihny 
have  held  land  for  centuries. 

RiCHABD  Lamb,  Esq.  of  Seat  Hill.  Cumberland,  b.  1680 ; 
m.  Alioe  Oraham,  of  Edmond  Castle,  Cumberland,  and  had 
issue  a  numerous  family,  of  which  the  youngest  son, 

Joseph  Lamb,  Esq.  of  I^ton  Hall,  Durham,  b.  1732, 
J.P.,  m.  1st,  the  heiress  of  the  Humble  family,  of  Ryton, 
Durham,  and  had  issue  two  daus..  who  d.  in  inflncy;  and 
2ndly,  Sarah,  dau.  of  Warren  Maude,  Esq.  of  Simnyside,  oo. 
Durham,  and  Imd  issue, 
I.  HuMBLB,  J.P.,  b.  1774,  was  6th  wrangler,  and  B.A.  of 
Emmanuel  College^  Cambridge :  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander Chatto,  Esq.  of  Mahi  House,  RozbuTvbshire,  and 
had  issue, 

1  Joseph -Chatto,  m,  Eleanor,  dau.  of  William  -  Oliver 
662 


LAM 

Rutherford,  Esq.  of  Edgerstone^  Boxbiii;^liflkli%  SDd 


dau.  of  Oapt.  Fnderidt 


2  Alexander. 
8  Charies.  m.  Frmnoes 
Buxgoyne,  R.N.,  and  hasl 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  William  Maude,  Esq.  of  Selal^  Fnk. 
Durham. 

2  Somh. 

8  Jane,  m,  John  BtMivenson,  Esq.  of  Ryton,  Dmtiaai, 
and  has  issue. 

4  Isabella,  tn.  Bewick  Blackburn,  Esq.,  and  has  issos. 
n.  Warren,  b.  1778;  m.  1811,  Sarah,  dau.  ot  Robert  Hooter. 
Esq.  of  Bunker  Hil],  Durham,  and  has  iasoe^ 

1  Warren-Maude^  d.  1840. 

2  Frederick,  ia.  Lilla-Louisa,  dau.  of  Adam-WaBaes 
Elmslie,  Esq.  of  London,  and  has  issue. 

8  Thomas. 

1  Sarah-Maude. 

2  Louisa,  m.  Colonel  Si.  Anl^yn,  of  Belvedere  Hoosa, 
Jersey,  and  has  issue. 

8  Harriet,  m.  Oeoige  Falle,  Esq. 

4  CaroUne-Laura,  m.  Colonel  St.  Anbyn,  Jun.,  and  has 


m.  JoBBPB,  of  whose  line  we  treat. 
I.  Harriet,  m.    Robert  Scott,   Esq.  of  BhtncHlfc  Hall, 
Durham,  and  had  issue, 

1  William,  b.  1804;  m.  Geoigina,  dan.  of  CoL  Hertisi^ 
and  has  issue. 

2  Dudlev,  ft.  19  May,  1881. 
1  Oeoigma,  d. 

n.  Sarah,  m.  Oeoige  Broadzkk,  Esq.  of  HamphaU  Park, 
Yorkshire. 

iir.  Helen,  m.  Capt  Fead,  R.N.,  and  has  Issiul 
ilmu— Sa.,  on  a  fesse,  enn.,  between  three  dnqusMk, 
arg.,  two  mullets,  of  the  field. 
Cirrt— The  holy  or  paschal  lamb. 
3foMo— Palma  non  sine  pulvere. 
iK^ftdenoe— Axwell  Park,  Duiham. 


LAMBARDE  OF  SEVENOAKa 

Laubabde,  William,  Esq.  of  Beechmont.  Seven- 

oaks,  CO.  Kent,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  18  Nov.  1796;  ■». 

in  Oct.  1818,  Harriet  •  Elizabeth,   5th  daii.  of  Sir 

James  Nasmyth,  Bart,  of  Posao,  co.  Peebles,  and 

has  issue, 

I.  MuLTOH,  ft.  in  1821;  ».  March,  1848,  Teresa-lives^. 

dau.  of  Edmund  Turton,  Esq.  of  Braated  Place,  Kent. 

and  has  issue.  John-Bell-WUliam-Edmond ;  Muitoo- 

Thomas-Ooorge ;  Maiy-Louisa-Looinda. 

n.  John,  ft.  in  1828;  m.  1847,  Mary,  dau.  of  Capt.  Haalam: 

and  d.  1848,  leaving  a  dan.,  Hariiet.Chariotte. 
ni.  WiUiam,  ft.  in  1824.  nr.  Francis  ft.  hi  1830. 

V.  Charles-James,  ft.  in  1833. 

VI.  Thomas-Murray,  ft.  in  1888. 
vn.  Henry,  ft.  March.  1840. 

I.  Eleanors,  m.  1854,  to  Robt.-W.-P.  Battiaoombe,  eldest 
son  of  the  Rev.  R.  Battisoombe,  rector  of  Barkwv> 
Herts. 

II.  Julia.  m.  Harriet, 
rv.  Jane-Auroa.  v.  Alioe-Maiy. 

Mr.  Lambarde  «.  his  father  iii  April,  1836. 

HintKQt* — JosM  Lajtbabdb  Esq.,  sherifT  of  London 
in  1661,  son  of  Wiluak  Lambabdb,  of  Ledbury,  eo.  Here* 
ford,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Lambabdb,  of  the  same 
place,  Oent.,  m.  Juliana,  dau.  and  heir  <*f  WUIixm  Home, 
of  London ;  and  d.  in  1654,  leaving  (with  a  younger  sosi, 
Oiles,  of  London,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  and  oo-beir  of 
John  Stevenson,  Esq.  of  London)  an  elder  son, 

WiLUAX  Lambardb,  Esq.  of  Greenwich,  who  m.  1st, 
Jane,  dau.  of  Oeoige  Multon,  bq. ;  and  2ndly,  nil  nisi  i  la. 
dau.  and  heir  of  R(»bert  Deane,  of  HsJlinge,  oo.  Kent,  and 
widow  of  William  Dalison.  Esq. ;  and  by  the  latter  had 
(with  a  dau.,  Mnxgaret,  m.  to  Thomas,  Snd  son  of  'Huiinss 
GodfVoy.  of  Lid)  an  only  son. 

Snt  Multon  Lambabdk,  Knt  of  Westoombe,  to  Oreen- 
wich,  who  m.  Ann,  dau.  of  Sir  Ibomas  Lowe,  Knt.,  alder- 
man of  Loudon ;  and  d.  in  1884,  leaving  a  son, 

Thomas  Lambabdb,  Esq.,  who  sold  his  estate  at  Qneo- 
wich.  He  m.  in  1888,  Isabella,  dan.  of  Or  John  Qarmid, 
Bart,  of  Lamer,  by  whom  he  had  (with  two  dans.,  laabeOa, 
m.  to  Alington  Paynter,  Esq.  of  Gillingham,  Kent;  and 
Mary,  m,  to  Thomas  Hatton,  of  London)  two  8on%  Thootts 
Lambarde,  ft.  in  1842,  who  d,t.p.;  and 

William  Lambabdb,  Esq.  of  Sevenoaks,  who  d.  in  1711. 
leaving,  by  Magdalen  Humfreys,  of  Letoestarshira.  his 
wife  (with  a  younger  son.  Sir  Multco  Lambordo.  Knt. 
who  m.  Jone,  sole  heir  of  Fowler,  of  Ash,  near  BkOs/. 
Kent ;  and  d.  «.  j>.  in  1768)  an  elder  "'■V.^^T^ 


LAM 


LAM 


Thomas  Lambabdb,  Ssq.  of  Beyenoftkc,  who  m,  Mary, 
jroimgest  dMi.  and  oo-hdr  of  Sir  John  Beale,  Bfti-t.  of  Fftm- 
Ingham,  in  Kent ;  and  d.  in  1745,  having  had,  with  other 
Issue,  who  d.  young  or  «mm.,  a  son 

Thomas  Lambajude.  Eeq.  of  SeTeno^tka,  who  m.  in  1T47, 
Grace,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Parsons,  Bart,  of  Stanton, 
Kotts,  and  had  (with  four  daus.,  Grace;  Maiy,  m.  to  the 
Ber.  John  Halhrard;  Amie,  m.  to  the  Rer.  Sackville 
Austen ;  and  Jane,  ».  to  John  Randolph,  bishop  of  London) 
two  sons,  MuLTOV,  of  whom  presently;  and  Thomas,  in 
boly  orders,  rector  of  Ash,  near  Wrotham,  who  si.  8  June, 
1788,  Miss  Otway.  Mr.  Lamhordo  d.  fn  1700,  and  was  «.  by 
his  elder  son, 

ICvLTOV  Lambaboc,  Esq.  of  ScTenoeks  b.  in  1757 ;  who 
m,  in  1778.  Aurea  dau.  and  oo4ieir  of  Frands  Otway,  Esq. 
of  Spalding,  oo.  lioooln,  and  had  issue,  two  sons  and  two 
dans.,  Tis.,  William,  his  heir;  Thomas;  Bridget- Aurea, 
m.  John  Qurdon,  Esq.  of  Assington  Hall,  Suffolk,  and  d. 
1896  ;  Juliana,  m.  to  Admiral  C.-G.  Randolph,  R.N. ;  and 
Vary,  si.  to  the  Rey.  Richard  Salway,  rector  of  Fawkham, 
Kent.  Mr.  Lombarde,  d.  in  April,  1886,  and  was  s.  by 
his  elder  son,  the  present  William  Lambabds,  Eeq.  of 
Beechmont. 

^rm*— Gu.,  a  chevron,  vaire,  between  three  lambs,  aig. 

Cre$t — ^A  reindeer's  head,  erased,  axg. 

Motto— Deo  patri»  tibL 

5eat— Beechmont,  Sevenooka,  co.  Kent. 

LAMBART  OF  BEAU  PARC. 

Lambabt,  Gustavus- William,  Esq.  of  Beau  Fftro, 
oo.  Meath,  J.P.,  late  major  of  the  royal  Meath 
militia,  b.  1814;  m.  5  June,  1847,  Lady  Frauces- 
H.-C.  ConyDgham,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Marquess 
Conyngfaam,  and  ha!d  issue, 

I.  Gustatus-Framcis-Wiluam,  h.  26  March,  1848. 

I.  Amy-Gwendaline.  n.  Cecil-Jane. 

HduaSt. — Cbaalbs  L4MBAVT,  Esq.  of  Fainstown, 
M.P.  for  Kilbeggan,  son  (by  Eleanor  his  2nd  wife,  only 
ehild  of  Bfanon  Cresme  Esq.)  of  the  Hon.  OliTor  Lambert, 
«r  Fainstown,  M.P.,  8rd  son  of  Charles.  1st  Earl  of  Caran, 
».  BUaabeth,  only  dau.  of  Gustsvus-Hamllton,  l^soount 
Boyre,  and  had  issue.  Charles,  M.P..  d.  nam.  in  1740; 
GusTAYUS.  heir  to  his  father;  Hamilton,  nu^or-general  in 
the  army;  EUsabeth.  m.  hi  1764,  to  Nicholas  Ogle,  Esq.; 
Bkanor,  m.  to  Thomas  Elrington,  Esq.;  Mazy,  m.  to 
Christopher  Nicholson  Esq.  of  Babath ;  and  Sophia,  m.  to 
tho  Rer.  Robert  Gregoiy.  Mr.  Lambort  d.  in  1763,  and 
was  «.  by  his  son, 

OvsTATTTS  L4MBUT,  Esq.  of  Bssu  Psro.  00.  Meath,  M.P. 
for  Kilbeggan,  who  m.  Thomashie.  dan.  of  George  Roehe- 
fort,  Esq.  of  Rdchefort.  oo.  Westmeath,  and  had  a  son  and 


Cbablbb  Lambkbt,  Esq.  of  Beau  Pare,  who  m.  Franoes, 
d^u.  of  James-Lenox  Naper-Dutton,  Eeq.  of  Sherborne, 
oo.  Gloucester,  and  left  at  his  deoeaae  (with  two  daus., 
Franoes-Thomasine,  sk  to  Charles  Chetwynd,  E-irl  Talbot ; 
and  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Boss  Price,  Bart,  of  Trengwain- 
too)  an  only  son, 

GusTATUs  Lambabt,  Esq.  of  Beau  Fare,  J.P.  and  D.L., 
b.  10  Sept.  1772 ;  who  m.  Anna-Butler,  dau.  of  Sir  John 
Bteyenson,  and  had  issue. 

GuvTAYUs- William,  now  of  Beau  Faro. 

Charlee-James,  in  holy  orders,  6.  4  Feb.  1817;  m.  Maria 
Smith  and  has  issue,  Rodulph. 

OUvia-Fianoes.  __  ^  „  ^ 

Frenoee- Anne-Catherine,  m.  to  Bobert-Westley-Han  Dare, 
Esq.  of  Theydon  Bols,  Eseex. 
Mr.  Lambert  d,  22  Sept  1860. 

^mu— Gu.,  three  narcissuses,  aig.,  pierced,  of  the  field. 
Crett^A  centanr,  ppr..  drawing  his  bow,  gu.,  arrow,  or. 
Mo  to — Ut  quo  eunque  paimtus. 
SM^— Beau  Pare,  oo.  Meath. 


LAMBE  OF  BIDNEY  AND  HENWOOD. 

Lambb,  Laoon -William,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Bidney 
and  Henwood,  co.  Hereford,  JP.,  b.  in  1797:  m.  in 
1834,  Amelia,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Rev.  George  Foxton, 
o'  Twyning,  co.  Gloucester,  and  by  her  (who  d 
1840)  nas  issue, 

I.  Laooh. 

I.  Jeesy.  «.  Mwy- 

HintHHt—ThB  IkmUy  of  Lsmbe,  of  Bidnsy*  oame 
originally  from  Tofkahire.  and  was  probably  a  branch  of 
the  ancient  fiunily  of  Lambs  established  at  an  early  period 
66S 


in  the  00.  of  Kent.  The  founder  of  the  ikmily  ^>pean  to 
bare  been  Flemish;  for  Ijonbe  Lane,  near  the  High  Street, 
Canterbury,  took  its  name  from  an  old  house,  formeiiy  tho 
property  of  one  Ijonbin,  a  Fleming  and  in  the  20th  year  of 
the  reign  of  Hbnbt  III.,  1286,  we  find  Lambin  de  T<angham 
held  the  manor  of  Lambin,  in  the  parish  of  Rolyenden,  near 
Tentexden,  Kent;  and  a  John  Lambyn  was  iherifT  of 
London,  1818.  In  the  early  part  of  Edwabd  Ill.'a  reign  the 
estate  of  Loml^yn  was  sold  to  the  flonily  of  Holden;  and  in 
1470,  William  Lambe,  of  the  parish  of  Chart,  in  the  same 
county,  made  his  will.  Of  this  fiamily  was  Wiluam  Lambb, 
a  gentleman  of  the  chapel  of  King  Hdtbt  VIII.,  and  a 
great  fiiTourlte  of  that  prince.  William  Lambe,  out  of  his 
great  lore  of  teaming,  erected  in  1678,  a  firee  grammar 
school  at  Sutton  Valenoe,  the  place  of  his  birth,  in  ihd  oo. 
of  Kent;  he  also  founded  alms-houses  and  many  other 
extensiTe  charities.  His  London  residence  in  Ciipplegate 
and  the  chapel  of  St.  James,  which  had  been  granted  him 
by  Hbmbt  VIII.,  he  gave  to  the  Clothworkeis  of  London. 
This  worthy  benefiiotor  d.  in  1577,  and  was  buried  in  St. 
Faith's  Church,  under  St.  Paul's;  shortly  before  his  death 
he  finished  his  conduit  for  bringing  water  to  the  city  of 
London,  which  was  called  Lambc's  Conduit,  and  gave  the 
name  to  the  street  so  called.  On  the  troot  at  his  alms- 
house are  carved  the  founder's  arms,  which  are  the  same  as 
those  borne  by  tho  Lambes  of  Herefordshire,  as  well  as  the 
Lambes  of  the  co.  of  Suffolk,  who  were  living  there  in  1550 : 
the  late  Visoount  Melbourne,  who  was  descended  tram  Peu- 
iston  Lambe,  of  LIucoln's  Inn,  bore  similar  ensigns;  thus 
making  the  Kent  ftunily  the  souroe  from  whid^  tho 
different  branches  took  their  origin. 

William  Lambb  Esq.,  who  resided  at  Acworth,  oo.  Tork, 
and  had  a  resideuce  aJso  in  London,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
Clement  Stonor,  Esq.,  by  his  wife  Mabel,  and  sister  of 
Franoes  Stonor,  Esq.  of  Knoleehill  and  Stapleford,  oo.  Essex, 
snd  left  issue  a  sou,  Wiluam  Lambb,  Esq..  who  had.  with 
two  daus.,  Ann,  wife  of  Mr.  Mott,  of  London,  and  Mabell, 
wife  of  Mr.  Field,  a  son  and  heir, 

William  Lambs.  Esq.  of  linooln's  Inn,  London,  and  of 
Bidney,  parish  of  Dilwyn,  co.  Hereford,  which  he  purchased 
in  1661.  Ho  m.  Margaret,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  William  Childe, 
Knt.,  LL.I>.,  a  master  in  dianoexy,  by  his  wife,  Anne 
Laoon,*  the  heiress  of  Kinlett,  oo.  Salop,  and  had  issue. 
Mr.  Lambe  was  a  magistrate  for  oo.  Hereford,  and  alive  in 
1688,  at  the  time  of  the  Visitation  of  Herefordshire,  and 
was  8.  by  his  eldest  son, 

WiujAM  Lambb,  Esq.  of  Bidney,  b.  in  1659,  who  m.  Msry, 
dau.  of  —  Thowgood.  Esq.,  and  l^  her  (who  d.  in  1742)  had 
issue  three  sons,  i.  WUUam,  d.  a  minor;  n.  Jobk,  his  heir; 
ni.  IjMon,  A.M.,  fr.  1700.  vicar  of  Caerleon.  oo.  Monmouth, 
where  he  d.  12  June,  1742,  aged  41;  having  m.  29  June, 

1728,  Elisabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  William  Tyler, 
vicar  of  Dilwyn,  oo.  Hereford,  who  d.  at  Bristol,  28  Feb. 
1766,  aged  68,  having  had  issue,  Laoon,  vrho  «.  his  uncle 
John;  Sarah,  who  m.  Samuel  Miles,  Esq.  of  Bristc^  whei« 
she  d.  80  April,  1801 ;  and  other  issue.    Mr.  Lambe  d.  in 

1729,  aged  70.  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  surviving  son, 
John  Lambb,  Esq.  of  Bidney,  eo.  Hereford,  who  m.  a  dau. 

of  —  Rogers,  Esq.  of  Broomy  Close,  Herefordshire,  and 
had  an  cnij  dau.,  Sarah,  who  d.  unm,  Mr.  Lambe  d.  from 
an  accident  in  1751,  and  was  «.  by  his  nephew, 

Laoon  Lambb,  Esq.  of  Bidney,  b.  26  April,  1729,  ».  1st, 
Margaret,  dau.  of  —  Wilkins,  Esq.,  who  d.t,p.i  and  2ndly, 
14  April,  1762,  EUsabeth,  dau.  of  John  Berlngtc»n.  Esq.  of 
Winsley  and  Devereux  Wootton,  oo.  Hereford,  by  Winifred 
his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Homyold.  Esq.  of  Blackmore  Park, 
00.  Worcester.  By  her,  who  d.  80  Sept.  1828,  aged  86,  hs 
had  issue, 
X.  Laoon,  his  heir. 

u.  WiLUAM,  who  a  his  brother  Laoon. 
m.  John,  capt  in  the  Hon.  East  India  Co.*s  navy.  b. 
4  Sept.  1768,  d.  at  Brussels,  26  Feb.  1808,  aged  85,  havins 
m.  Augusta,  dau.  of  —  Thomas,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  left 
issuo,  roroevnl-John.  and  Ausrusta. 
IV.  David,  formerly  of  The  Moor,  near  Hereford,  sub- 
sequently of  Usk,  00.  Monmouth,  6.  20  Jan.  1771,  m. 
26  March,  1818,  Sarah,  2nd  dau.  of  James  Hereford,  Bsq. 
of  Suft'jn  Court,  oo.  Hereford,  bv  his  wife  Mary,  dau.  of 
John  Scudamore,  Esq.,  M.P.  of  Kentchurch  Courts  in  the 
same  co.,  and  had  issue, 

1  James,  b.  11  S^t  1819,  d.  vnm.  at  The  Moor,  near 
Hereford,  18  Aug.  1848,  aged  28. 

2  David,  in  holy  orders,  b.  81  Aug.  1821. 


*Anne  Lacon  was  dau.  and  heiress  of  Rowland  Lacon,  Esq. 
of  Kinlet,  co.  Salop,  son  and  heir  of  Sir  Francis  Lacon,  Knt 
of  Willey  and  Kintet.  co.  Salop,  by  his  wife,  Jane,  youngest 
dau.  of  Anthony  Browne,  Viscount  Moutagiie  {•eeyedigrte  oj 
Laoon  Childb,  e/  Kinlet). 


LAM 


LAM 


1  Henry,  6.  t  June,  18S7,  d.  wm,  Ai  Bjdaaf,  Anrtnlk, 
1  July:  1864.  ag»d«7. 
4  JoLn,  b.  9  JTane.  1882. 

1  Sarah,  d.  umm.  3  AnnA-OftroUne. 

8  Lucv,  m.  14  Jan.  1851,  Ebmy-Montonniflr  Hawldni^ 
Bm}.  (fee  Hawkihs  o/  r Ae  (Tmt.) 
L  Elizabeth,  6. 1  Fsb.  1788,  d.  at  Ohent.  1880,  aged  87. 
n.  Winifred,  d.  joang.  lu.  Fnooea,  d,  ▼<raiig. 

nr.  Mmrr.  b.  20  Jan.  1789,  «.  at  DUwyn  ChvacL,  "TNot. 
1780,  Williatm  Blount,  Bu.,  M.D..  of  Orleton,  oo.  Hera- 
ford,  and  had  issue  («m  Ptdigru  <tf  Bjuouvt  ^  OrUUm). 
V.  Frances,  d,  wtm.  26  June,  1776. 
Mr.  jMcabe  «.  to  the  Bidn^yesUte,  at  the  death  of  his  uncle, 
John  Lambe,  Esq.,  in  1761,  and  built  Henwood  House,  on 
the  Sidney  estate.    He  d.  in  Castle  Street,  Herefozd,  7  Sept 
1807,  aged  78,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Laoov  L4KK,  Esq.  of  Sidney  and  Henwood,  b.  2  Mardi, 
1764 ;  d.  unm.  25  June,  1828,  aged  64,  at  Worthing,  Sussex, 
was  buried  at  Broadwater,  and  was  «.  by  his  next  brother, 

WuxuM  Lambb,  Esq.,  ILD.,  of  Bidn^  and  Henwood,  b. 
98  Feb.  1766 ;  m.  let.  in  1704,  Harriot-liary.  eldest  dao.  of 
John  Welsh,  Esq.  of  Warwick,  and  afterwards  of  Hym- 
■took,  oo.  Deron,  and  by  her  (who  d,  in  1804}  had  issue  two 
sons  and  flve  daus., 

Lioov-WiLUAic,  his  heir,  now  of  Bidney  and  Henwood. 

DaTi<L  b.  1803 ;  d.  in  Australia,  learing  by  his  wife,  Har- 
riet Bannister,  an  only  dau..  Harriet. 

Harriet,  m,  to  John-Alfred-Chastel  de  Boinville,  and  has 
had  issue. 

Mary.  m.  Saxe  Bannister,  Esq.,  and  has  a  dau.,  Marian. 

Elizabeth,  d.  young. 

Anne,  m.  M .-A.  Aymond.  and  has  issue  a  son  and  dau. 

Augusta,  ».  Frederick  Foerster,  and  has  issue. 
He  m.  2ndly.  in  1810,  Oatherlne,  dau.  of —  Saunders  Esq., 
M.D.,  of  Upper  Berlari^y-street,  London,  and  had  issue  by 
her  one  dau., 

Catheriue. 
Dr.  Lombe  d,  at  Henwood,  8  June,  1847,  aged  82. 

Arm^—StL.,  on  a  fesse,  or,  between  three  dnquefoils,  erm., 
a  lion,  jpnssant-guardant^  gu.,  between  two  mullets,  pierced, 

Croc— A  demi-Uon,  rampant,  gu.,  ooUared,  or,  holding  in 
the  dexter  paw  a  muUet.  sa. 
Aoi— Henwood,  nearWeobly,  oo.  Hertford. 


LAMBERT  OF  CARNAGE. 

Lambert,  Henrt,  Esq.  of  Camagh,  oo.  Wexford, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  late  M.P.  for  the  co.  of  Wexford,  b. 
1  Sept.  1780;  m.  11  June,  1885,  Catherine,  youngert 
dau.  of  William  Talbot,  Esq.  of  Castle  Talbot,  in  the 
same  county,  and  sister  of  the  late  Counteea  of 
Shrewsbury,  and  has  issue, 

I.  HavxT,  b.  2  Deo.  1886. 

II.  Geotge-Thomas,  ft.  0  Not.  1837. 
I.  Ifary-Jane.  u.  Anne. 

lu.  Catherine.  rv.  Jullana-lCaigaret. 

SrftUage.— This  ftunily  was  established  in  Ireland  by 
Milo  de  Lamberte,  Ump.  Hxnbt  II.  His  deeoendant,  Philip 
de  Lamberte,  of  Ballyhire^  in  the  barony  of  Forth,  m.  Marian, 
dau.  of  John  Synnott,  Esq.,  and  from  him  the  fourth  in 


Jaxis  Lambbbt,  Esq.  of  Ballyhire,  whod.  tn  1681.  leaving, 
by  Mary,  his  wife,  eldest  dan.  of  Bobext  Bsmonde,  Esq.  of 
Johnstown,  oo.  Wexford,  a  son  and  heir,  Patbiok  Laxbkrt. 
Esq.,  fiather.  by  Mary,  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Peter  Baroe- 
wall.  Esq  of  Drimnagh,  of  Niobolas  Lambebt,  Esq.  of  Oar- 
tiAgfa,  who  m.  Marian  dau.  and  eventual  oo-heir  ef  RiohMti 
Stafford,  Esq.,  and  loft  a  son,  Jaxis  Lambbrt.  Esq.  of  Oar> 
nagh,  who  m.  Anstaoe,  dau.  and  heir  of  Niohohw  Sutton, 
Esq.,  and  was  father  of 

Pateiok  Laxbsbt,  Esq.  of  Camagh,  who  m.  Catherine 
White,  acquired  with  her  estates  in  the  co.  Kilkenny,  and 
had  two  sons  and  a  dau.    The  elder  son, 

Jambb  Lambebt,  Esq.  of  Camagh,  dying  at  Bath  with- 
out issue,  in  1767,  was  s.  by  his  brother, 

Hbnrt  Lambbbt,  Esq.  of  Camagh,  who  m.  Margaret 
ntaSimon,  of  the  house  of  Glancullen,  oo.  Dublin,  and 
had  three  sons  and  two  daus.    The  eldest  son, 

Pahuok  Lambbbt,  Esq.  of  Camagh,  m.  in  1781,  Maxy- 
Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  Oeoxge  LatUn,  Esq.  of  Monistown 
lattln,  00.  Kildars,  representatiye  of  the  very  andent 
fiamily  of  Lattin,  and  had  issue, 

HaarBT,  his  heir,  now  of  Camagh. 

Ambrose,  of  Newsrove,  oo.  K^enny,  ft.  1789,  m.  1828, 
Kitza.  dau.  c^  John  Snow,  Esq.,  and  coudn-gennan  of 
Thomas  Wyso.  Esq.,  M.P.,  and  d.  6  July,  18M,  leaving 
isrnic. 

60 1 


OMhsrins^  s».  in  Ull.  to  Genu  Aytev;  Sa^.  hMA  ef  th« 
ancient  house  of  Lyons,  in  Kildwa,  and  brotbsr  to  thi 
late  Countess  of  Kenmara. 

Maigaiet.  Letttia,  a  nvn,  d.  18M. 

Jane,  m.  to  A.  Banon,  Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Mshtown,  oo.  West- 
meath. 

Mr.  Lambert  d,  in  July,  1808. 

^niu--QuaiterIy:  1st  and  4th,  vert^  a  laaab^  mrg. ;  Sad  sad 
8rd,  erm.,  an  esgle.  displayed,  gu. 

Ore$tr-A  sagittaiy,  gu.  and  axg.,  chaiyod  with  a  tntdB^ 
vert,  the  bow  and  arrow,  or. 

Jfotte— DeuM  providebit. 

CO.  Wexford. 


LAMBERT  OF  BROOKHILL. 

Lambbbt,  Alexaudbr  -  CLnrDntNiKo,  Esq.  of 
Brookhill  and  Cong  Abbey,  co.  Mayo,  D.L.,  time  urn 
of  the  county;  m.  12  Sept.  1848,  Emma-MJaxj,  dan. 
of  Ouy-Lenox  Prendergaat,  Esq.,  formerly  member 
of  council^  Bombay,  and  M.P.  for  Lymingtoii,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  A  son  and  hslr,  ft.  1867. 

I.  Emma-Maiy-Louisa.  n.  Flora-Maiion. 

SrClUaffe.— This  fiunily  dssdends  ttom  that  of  Ob 
JoHH  Lambert,  so  distingnlshed  in  the  civil  wars  of  1 
land  and  Scotland  during  the  Protectorate.    His  nepbt 

JoBH  Lambbbt,  Esq.,  settled  in  the  west  of 
He  was  father  of  two  sons,  of  whom  the  younger, 

JosBTH  Lambbbt,  Esq.  of  Toher  and  Thomaetown,  «alBb> 
lished  himself  in  the  oo.  of  Mayo^  in  the  year  18M.  He 
m.  Anne,  sister  of  Peter  Butledge,  Esq.  of  ComfMd,  tmi 
had  a  son, 

Prabgis  Lambbbt,  Esq.  of  Toher  and  Thomastewn,  who 
m.  1st,  Bebeoca,  dau.  of  Th<»nas  lindsey,  Esq.  of  Tnits 
Castle,  00.  Mayo,  and  sister  of  Thomas  lindsey,  Beq.  of 
Hollymount,  and  had  by  her  a  son,  Joseph,  his  heir,  and 
two  daus. :  the  elder,  Letttia,  m.  to  Thomas  Bhvood,  ■«]. 
of  Ashford,  oo.  Oalway ;  and  the  yo«mg«r,  to  Fnads 
Ooodwin,  Esq.  Mr.  Lambert  m.  2nd^,  Mias  Onnsfay,  of 
the  oo.  Mayo,  and  had  by  her  a  son,  Fnoola,  an  oOear 
in  the  Royal  navy,  who  d.  leaving  issue.  The  enly  sen 
of  the  first  marriage, 

Joseph  Lambbbt,  Esq.  of  BnxAihiU.  who  served  as  high- 
sheriff  of  the  00.  Mayo,  m.  1st,  Barban,  dao.  of  the  kU 
Thomas  Buttledge,  Esq.  of  Bloond&eld,  and  ■iat«'  and  bsir 
of  Robert  Ruttledge,  Esq.  of  the  same  plaee,  and  by  k» 
had  issue, 

Thomas,  who  d.  imm, 

Pbabois,  in  holy  orders,  of  Bloomfleid,  oo.  Mayo^  J.P., 
who  assumed  the  name  and  arms  ot  Butilhwb.  He  «. 
about  1822,  Margaret,  2nd  dau.  of  the  kto  CoL  Bnien.  of 
Old  Park,  co.  Garlow,  and  has  four  sons  and  four  dam. 
(«M  RuTTLBDOB  of  BloomJIdd.) 

Barbara,  in.  to  Aixhur  Knox,  Esq.  of  BuahfMd,  oo.  Mayo. 
Mr.  Lambert  m.  2ndly,  Maiy,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Alexander 
Clendinning,  D.D.,  rector  of  Westport,  and  by  her  had 
issue, 

Josbph,  late  of  Brookhill,  J.P.,  d.  wtm. 

ALBXAMDBB-CLBBniicBura^  now  of  BrookhiU. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  David-Ruttledge  Courtenay,  Esq., baiiiitsff- 

at-l«w. 

Rebecca,  d,  wma. 

Letitia,  m.  to  John  Yeevera,  Esq.  of  Dublin. 

EUaabeth. 

Qeoigina,  m.  to  Charles  Bowen,  Esq.  of  HoDymooBt. 
Mr.  Lambert  d.  in  1818. 

Arm^—Qn.,  a  cross-orosBletk  or,  between  three  tinqmWia, 
pierced,  arg. 

Orttt—A.  centaur,  ppr.,  charged  on  the  shoulder  with  a 
cross-orosalet,  or. 

anu— Brookhill,  oo.  Mayo. 

LAMBERT  OF  WATERDALE,  LATE  OF 
CREQ  CLARE. 

Lambert,  Jambs-Stauntov,  Esq.  of  Waterdale,  oo. 
Galway,  J.P.  and  D.L,  high^*heriff  1818,  and  M.P. 
for  the  CO.  of  Galway  fh>m  1826  to  1833 ;  b.  5  March, 
1789;  m.  25  Sept  1832,  the  Hon.  Camden-Elisabeth 
Macclellan,  only  dau.  of  Camden-Oray,  Lord  Kirit- 
cudbright,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Waltbb-Maoolblulb,  capt  41st  ngi.,  b.  81  Aug.  1888. 

n.  CharieaJamea,  b.  11  Oct  1887 ;  «L  8  fM».  1066. 

m.  Thoma^Csmdsn,  ft.  6  Oet.  1841. 

IT.  Robert,  ft.  4  Feb.  1844. 

T.  James-Ueniy,  ft.  0  Sspt  18il.^  t 

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LA  M 

f.  8inli-RUari>eaL  ii.  Hanietto. 

ni.  KathMiiM^MbeUa,  d,  1854. 

HCltfSfft. — This  ftmily,  which  traoo  their  descent  from 
Jolui  Lrunbert,  2nd  Km  of  Lambert,  of  Calton,  oo.  York, 
■ettled  in  the  00.  of  Oalway,  in  1630,  on  a  lease  they  held 
of  the  Deer  Fuk,  at  Portumna,  finom  the  Earl  of  Clanri- 
oarde,  with  which  nobleman  the  first  of  the  name,  Johh 
TiAMBinT,  went  over  fh>m  England.  This  John  Lambert's 
•on,  who  m.  Janet,  dan.  of  Walter  Taylor,  Esq.,  was  killed 
at  the  siege  of  Deny,  lesTing  a  son, 

Waltkb  Lambbbt,  Esq.  of  Greg  Clare,  who  m.  1st,  Miss 
Hamilton,  and  by  her  had  one  son,  Chuiles,  of  whom 
presently.  He  m.  2ndly,  Miss  Martyn,  of  Tullyra,  by  whom 
he  had  (with  several  daus.,  of  whom  one  m.  Fronds  Butler, 
Ksq.  ef  Crsgg;  and  anotherm.  — Moigan,  Esq.  of  MonksAeld) 
•ereial  sons,  ancestors  reQ>ectiTely  of  the  TiAHWWtTS  </ 
CattU  Lambert  («m  that  famUif%  Lambkbtb  of  KiiqMLUn,  Lam- 
BSBTS  <tf  CadU  Btttn,  Ac.    The  eldest  son, 

Cbabub  Lambbrt,  Esq.  of  Greg  Clare,  m.  in  1742, 
Ifaigaret,  dan.  of  Dominick  Browne,  Esq.  of  Outle  Mac- 
ganott,  oo.  Oalway,  and  by  her  had  (with  six  other  <diildren, 
who  d.  iMM».)  a  son,  Waltbb,  of  whom  i»resently,  and  three 
dans.,  Tis.,  Elisabeth,  m.  to  John  Burke,  Esq.  pf  Tysquin ; 
Catherine,  si.  to  Wilson.  Esq.  of  Belvohr,  oo.  Glare ;  and 
■Bioe,  at.  le — Donnelan,  Esq.  of  KiUafl^  eo.  Galway.  Thesoo 

WAurm  Lambbbt,  Esq.  of  Oreg  Clare,  s».  1st,  in  1779 
Hoooria  Dillon,  sister  to  the  1st  Lord  donbrook,  by  whom 
lis  bad  no  issue ;  and  2ndly^  in  1784,  Catherine,  dan.  and 
•o^Mdress  of  James  Stannfeou,  Esq.  of  Waterdal^,  descended 
In  dinct  line  tnui  the  Btauhtoms  ^  NoUingkamahirt,  bnt 
by  her  bad  three  dans.,  Harriet,  <!.  1820;  Maria,  d,  1868 ; 
and  Emma,  d.  1881 ;  and  two  sons,  Jamib-8tauiitov,  his 
heir,  and  Thomas-Dominick,  b.  July,  1791.  Mr.  I«mbert  d. 
S5  Sept.  1882,  and  was  t.  by  his  elder  son,  ths  present  J  Aioi- 
SxAumov  Laxbot,  Esq.  of  Waterdale. 

^rau— Qoarteriy:  1st  and  4th,  su.,  three  dnquefoils, 
pierced,  aig.,  for  Lambbbt;  2nd  and  iM,  aig.,  two  cherroni^ 
•a.,  for  Staustov. 

(kttt    A  centaur,  ppr.,  bow,  go.,  arrow,  or. 

Kbllo— Ut  qnocunque  paratos. 

Aoi— Waterdale  House,  oo.  (Salway. 


LAMBERT  OF  CASTLE  LAMBERT. 

Lambert,  Wai/rb,  Esq.  of  Castle  Lambert,  oo. 
Cbthray,  J.P.,  high-eheriff  1828,  h,  10  Sept.  1795;  m. 
21  Oot  1817,  Ann,  dau.  of  Colonel  Qilee  Eyre,  of 
Eyre  Court  Ca«tle,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Etu.  n.  Oiles-Eyre.  in.  Walter. 

IT.  Bidwrd.  y.  Burton. 

L  Annie,  m.  to  Edward,  2nd  son  of  Oarrett  CMoore, 

or  douc^tan  Gsstle,  Khig's  County, 
n.  Anohoretta-Maria.  m.  Ada. 

ILtneage«~THOXAS  Lamwbbt,  Esq.,  son,  by  his  2nd 
Irife,  Miss  Martyn,  of  Walter  Lambert,  Esq.  of  Greg  Clare, 
f».  Miss  B.  Wood,  dau.  of  Wood,  of  Chappol  Field,  oo.  Sligo. 
and  had  (with  two  daus.,  Margaret,  m.  to  —  Boat,  Esq.  of 
Docks  Pool,  CO.  Waterford  ;  and  Anne,  m,  to  Henry  Lambert, 
Esq.  of  the  oo.  Galway)  a  son  and  suooessor, 

Walter  Lambsbt,  Esq.  of  Castle  Lambert,  who  m.  in 
1791,  Eli»,  dau.  of  Burton  Persse,  Esq.  of  Fersse  Lodge, 
eo.  Galway,  and  had  issue, 
Waitbe,  now  of  Castle  Lambert 

Jfrim.  m.  a  dau.  of  Col.  Peyton,  and  has  issue  six  sons  and 
two  daus. 

Ridiaxd,  m.  EUzabeth-Charlotte-Louisa,  dan.  and  heir  of 
the  late  John  CampbelL  Esq.  of  Lyston  Hall,  Essex  {tee 
Lajcrbt  ^flfttem  HaU.) 

Itesons.  Charlee.  Robert. 

Bmb,  SI.  1st,  to  Charles  Banj,  2nd  Baron  Glanmoiris; 
and  2ndly,  in  1880.  to  Edward-a  Hickman,  Esq. 
Bessy,  m.  to  St.  Geoige,  Esq.  of  Kilcolgan  OkBtle,  oo. 
Gatway. 
Anna,  Mrs.  Bathborne,  of  Ballymore,  co.  Galway. 

Jrai^—du.,  three  dnquefoils,  pierced,  aig. 
Cmt—A.  centaur,  ppr.,  bow,  gu.,  arrow,  or. 
IfsMo— Ut  quoctmque  paratus. 
Aa<— Castle  Lambert  near  Athenxy. 


LAMBERT  OF  LYSTON  HALL. 

Lambkbt,  Richard,  Esq.  of  Lyston  Hall,  co.  Essex, 
b,  7  April,  1807;  m,  27  June,  1828,  Elizabeth-Char- 
lotte-Loiiisa,  eldest  dau.  and  heir  of  the  late  John 
Campbell,  Esq.  of  Lyston  Hall,  aocountant-general 
of  the  Court  of  CH^anceiy,  and  by  her  has  issue, 
6^ 


LAM 

I  Joim-Gampbbll. 

II.  Richard-Blake.  in.  Walter-Miller. 

I.  Elisabeth. Blackwell -Campbell,  m.  27  May,  1851,  to 
W.-R.  Williams,  Esq.,  4th  dragoon-guards,  eldest  son 
of  Bobert-Vaughan- Wynne  WiUiams,  Esq.  of  Bedford- 
place. 

II.  Anne-Henrietta-CampbelL  ni.  Julia-CampbeU. 

Mr.  Lambert  is  4th  son  of  the  late  Walter  Lambert, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Lambert,  oo.  Oalway. 

.^rm»— Gu.,  three  dnquefoils,  pierced,  arg. 
Creel— A  centaur,  ppr.,  bow,  gu.,  arrow,  or 
MotUH-Vt  qnocunque  paratas. 
-    '    '     '    iHall,r 


LAMBERT  OF  A(}OARD. 

Lambbbt,  Johv-Wauir-Hbnbt,  Esq.  of  Agganl, 
CO.  (^Iway,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1860,  b.  6  Oct  1811; 
m.  Feb.  1S38,  Anne,  dan.  of  William  Fetherston 
Haugh,  Esq.  of  Derrahing,  co.  Oalway,  by  whom  he 
has  issue, 

I.  Thomas-Waltxr,  6.  94  March,  1841. 

n.  John-Heniy,  h.  16  Dec  1844. 

lu.  William-Fetherston,  b.  20  Nor.  1853. 

I.  Anne-Caroline.  u.  Charlotte. 

III.  Emily.  iy.  EUsabeth-Jane. 

T.  Marian.  vi.  Adelaide. 

yu.  Fanny.  Tin.  Alice. 

ftrClUflfff.— Thomas  Lambbrt,  Esq.  of  Aggaid,  son  of 
John  Lambert,  Esq.,  by  Maiy  Buike  his  wife,  m.  6  Sept. 
1805.  Lydia,  dau.  of  —  Fethecston-Haugh,  1^.;  sad  d. 
1822,  leaving  issue, 

Johw-Walter-Hshbt,  now  of  Aggard. 

Cuthbert-FeOierston. 

Lydia,  m.  to  Capt  Cuthbert  Barlow. 

Cecilia,  m.  to  W.  Nixon,  Esq. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  Capt  Heniy  Marshall. 

Seal— Aggard,  co.  Galway. 

LAMONT  OF  LAMONT. 

Lamokt,  Abohibald-Jambb,  Esq.  of  Lament,  oo. 
Argyll,  J.P.  and  D.L,  6.  1818;  m.  1st,  Sept. 
1839,  Adelaide,  dan.  of  Ja8.-Hewitt  Massy-Dawson, 
Esq.,  son  of  the  Hon.  Jas.  Massy-Dawson,  and  has 
issue, 

Adelaide-Augusta. 
He  m.  2ndly,  March,  1844,  Harriet,  dan.  of  Colonel 
Alexander  Campbell,  of  Fossil,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHN-HnmT,  b,  10  March,  1854. 

I.  Harriet,  d.  26  Feb.  1852.  n.  Jodyn. 

in.  Amdia-Georgina-Adelaide.  iv.  Marion-Alice. 

fLitUage.— The  Cumily  of  Lamomt  •/  Leaiumt  dates 
from  the  elerenth  century.  Interesting  details  are  ghrm 
of  them  in  SKXwa's  Highland  done.  The  grandfkther  of 
the  present  representatiTe  of  this  long  descended  line, 

Jomr  Lamont,  Esq.  of  Lamont,  m.  1T78,  Helen,  diu. 
of  D.  Campbell,  of  South  Hall,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1840) 
had  a  son, 

Majok-Gbn.  Jobh  Laxoht,  of  Lament,  who  m,  in  1805, 
Bebeoca  Hobbs,  and  had  issue, 

AaoHiBALD-JAMn,  now  of  Lament. 

John,  d.  in  inliuiey. 

Amelia,  ftT  I.-G.  Davidson.  Esq. ;  and  d.  in  1840. 

AugusU-Chariotte-MatUda,  d.  1880. 

Geoi^gina,  d,  in  1847. 

.^rsM— As.,  a  lion,  rampant,  axg.,  within  a  bordure,  of  the 
second. 
OnM^-An  open  hand,  cooped,  ppr. 
Supportere—Two  wild  men. . 
MettQ—Ht  parcas  nee  spenias. 
fieoi— Lamont. 

LAMPLUGH  OF  LAMPLUOH. 

Lamplugh  -  Rafeb,  John  -  Lamplugh,  Esq.  of 
Lamplugh,  co.  Cumberland,  and  of  Lotherton,  in 
Yorkshire,  b.  19  July,  1790;  m.  25  Oct.  1818,  Jane, 
2nd  dau.  of  Benjamin  Brooksbank,  Esq.  of  Healaugh 
Hall,  W.R  of  York. 

iLiltfJI0f • — Adam  db  LAMrmoe,  son  of  Sir  Bobert  de 
Lamplugh,  Lord  of  Lamplugh,  in  Cumberland,  and  of  HaU- 
kord,  in  Tiuicashire.  temp.  Hsxrt  II.  and  Riokard  I.,  had 


L'  A  M 


LAN 


Lord  of  Coa|riaid.    From  him  Ihwlly  dtitmuded 

Tbomas  Lamplooh,  D.D.,  aitlibWif>p  of  Totk,  who  «. 
OndMciiie,  dao.  of  Edward  Dftvenant.  D.  D..  Depbew  of 
John  DKfwoMxtt  biriiop  of  Bahsbarj,  and  had  a  aon  and 
snoeeaKir.  Tbokas  Lampuwh,  D.D^  arefadeaeoo  of  Bieh- 
mood.  b.  to  IMl,  who  waa  father,  by  Xaigaret  hia  wifie,  of 

Tax  BsT.  TaoMAa  Lamplooh,  raelor  of  Bottoo  Pttey  and 
eaooo-rMidaitiaiy  of  York  Minaler.  to  wfarm  hia  eoaain, 
Tbomaa  Lamphigh,  Baq.  of  Lamplni^  eo.  Cumberlaiid, 
(fmndaon  of  CoL  Lomplagh*  the  rojiUat,  so  gallantly  dia- 
tfngnfrfiod  at  Manton  MoorX  beqaeathed  by  wHl,  djitad 
1734,  Lamplni^  Hall  and  demcane.  Ihia  gwntlaman  m. 
17  April,  1721,  Honor,  dao.  of  William  Chaknar,  bq.  of 
Ottiaboroofl^  eo.  York,  and  waa  «.  by  hia  only  son, 

Ths  Bet.  TBOMAa  Lamtluoh,  of  Lsmptngfa,  netor  of 
Cofgnwe  and  Ooldeaborongli,  and  piebsndary  of  Wiatow, 
who  m.  Mary.  dan.  of  Jamaa  CoUina.  Gent,  of  Knveabo- 
roogh  and  Foleyfote,  but,  dying  without  iaaoe,  in  178t,  was 
s.  by  (the  son  of  hia  sister  Anne,  and  her  hosband,  John 
Bapar.  Bsq.  of  AbberfordX  his  nephew, 

JoHJi  Baps*.  Esq.  of  Abberford  and  Lotherton.  who  then 
beoAine  also  ''of  Lsmplngfa."  He  m.  at  Folford,  10  Oet. 
1780,  Katherine.  Srd  dan.  of  the  Ber.  Godfrey  WoDey.  by 
Katharine  hia  wife,  dan.  of  the  Ber.  Thomas  Limphigfa,  of 
T^mphtgfa,  and  had  two  aona  and  one  dao..  Tic, 

Jomr-LAMTLUGH  Bapks,  hia  hsir. 

Henry  Bapcr.  of  lioeoln's  Inn,  barrlster-at-lsw,  6. 19  Feb. 
17»&,  m.  10  Dea  1824,  Geoigiana,  Srddan.  of  John  Moon, 
Esq.,  eapt  to  the  6th  regt  of  dngoon  guanls. 

Ann  BaptT,  m.  to  James  Brooksbank,  merchant,  of  Lon> 
don.  ted  son  of  Bei^Jamto  Broolcsbank,  Esq.  of  Healaagfa 
HaD,  to  the  West  Biding  of  York. 
Mr.  Baper  d.  8  July,  1824. 

Jrais— Or,  a  cross^flenry,  sa. 
Crt$tr~K  goat's  head,  anr.,  attirsd  and  bearded,  or. 
BMf    Tamphigh  HaD,  Cnmberitpd ;  Lotherton,  toTock- 
Airs. 


L'AMY  OP  DUNKENNY. 

L'Akt,  Johx-Ramsat,  Eaq.  of  Dankenny,  co. 
Forfar,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  h.  9  April,  1818;  m.  10  June, 
1845,  Mary-Riche-Mocleod,  only  dau.  of  Willuun- 
Hitcbell  limes,  Esq.,  of  Ayton,  and  has  isane, 

I.  Jamh,  ft.  19  Aug.  1847. 

II.  William,  6. 11  Aug.  1860. 

ni.  John-Alezander-Bamsay,  ft.  10  June,  1862. 

L  Christina. 

11.  MaryMilUamtoa. 

HintAfft. — ^Tbo  family  of  L'Amy,  of  Dunkenny,  is  one 
of  oonsidenible  antiquity.  The  writings,  or  L'uid  rights,  by 
which  the  present  possessor  h<rfds  the  lands  of  Dunkenny, 
and  to  whidi  ooeur  the  names  of  his  anoestors  who  euo- 
oeeded  to  the  inheritanee,  go  back  as  fiuraa  1620 ;  and  tothe 
Lord  Lyon's  patent  of  arms  it  is  mentioned,  that  a  "  Lamy, 
of  Dunkenny,"  was  one  of  the  witnesses  to  a  Boyal  Charter 
to  1401.  The  surname  appears  at  a  much  earlier  period 
(1820)totheChamberlato'a  Boll,  to  the  Bootch  Bxcb»quer 
Beoorda.    The  late 

JoHir-nAMflAT  L'Amt,  Esq.  of  Dunkenoy,  m.  in  1760,  Agnea, 
dau.  of  Bobert  Hamilton,  Bsq.  of  Killnackmont^  oo.  Fife, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  to  1782.  had  issue, 

jAxn,  his  heir. 

Agnes,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Dr.  Lyon.  D.D. 

Maigaret^  m.  to  George  Kerr,  Esq.,  younger,  9t  Dumbar- 
row,  CO.  Fife. 

Hamilton,  m.  to  Gore  Daly,  Esq. 

Helen,  d,  ««m. 
Mr.  L'Amy  d.  in  1814,  and  was  $.  by  his  son, 

jAMn  L'Akt,  Esq.  of  Dunkenoy.  D.L.,  an  adToeate  at  the 
Scotch  bar,  and  sheriff  of  Foifarshirs.  ft.  8  July,  1772 ;  who 
m.  6  Not.  1811,  Mary,  dau.  of  Joseph  Carson,  Eeq.,  M.D.,  of 
Philadelphia,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1830)  had  issue, 

JoHH-RAicaAT,  now  of  Dunkenny. 

BvlTsster,  H.E.I.C.B. 

Helen.  Mazy-Georgina,  d.  1848. 

Mr.  L'Amy  d.  16  Jan.  1864. 

^rms— As.,  three  crosiers,  paleways,  to  fesse,  or,  and  in 
base,  a  saltier,  oouped,  arg. 
Cru^ — A  dexter  hand,  ereot,  ppr.  holding  a  crosier,  or. 


*  Colonel  Lamplugh's  dau.,  Elimbetb,  wire  of  Henry 
BroufchAm,  Esq.,  of  ^:alen,  co.  of  Cumberland,  is  now  re- 
presented by  her  eldest   male  descendant  Heniy,   Lord 
BaouonAx  and  Yattx. 
666 


middle  with  lanrd. 
iUsn,aDppr. 
&■(— Donksony.  eo.  Focfsr. 

LANDOB  OF  IPSLEY  COURT. 

Laiomk,  Walteb-Satagb,  Esq.  of  Ipsley  Coort, 
ea  Warwidc,  ft.  Jan.  1775;  m.  Mar,  1811,  Julia, 
dan.  of  Jean  Tbuillier,  Baron  Neorenlle,  of  Bath,  a 
lady  of  SwiM  extraction,  and  baa. 


n.  Walter-Samigs.  m.  < 

I.  Jnlia  FHfsbfrrh-aavage. 

This  gentleman,  the  diatingniahed  poet,  is  known  in 
the  world  of  letters  as  &e  author  <^  /sMj^Mcry 
(kmtermUumu  of  lAieraity  Mem  and  SusUmkO^  and 
seTeral  other  productions. 

linrxgf.— ThisfSBnily,  ihisiftnalsil  ImlliKsmitTy  LAvns 
and  L4uvi>m,  dalm  to  dsrire  from  the  De  la  LaoDdsa.  b 
the  time  of  CBABLas  L.  Jon  Lauvdb.  of  Ifi^nliij,  wasa 
captato  to  the  royml  army;  and  to  the  foDowiag  reign  tbs 
name  began  to  be  spelt  m  it  now  appears ;  voder  Wojuam 
and  Makt.  WAi;na  LAvnoa,  Saq.  of  Bugslsy,  wss  Ugh- 
sheriff  for  Staflbiddiixe. 

Wauss  JiAJTOOB,  Esq.  (son  and  suoiifiasng  of  Bobert 
Ismdor.  Esq.  of  Bngeley,  by  Mary  his  wifo,  daiL  and  eo-Mr 
of  Walter  Nobls^  Bsq.  of  LoDgdon,  and  gtandson  of  Bobert 
Uandor,  Eaq.  of  Bngely,  6.  6  Jane,  1680,  by  WWisbeth  hia 
wife,  dao.  and  heir  of  the  Ber.  John  TsylorX  «».  1st,  to  May. 
1760,  Mazy,  only  child  of  Biehaxd  Wright,  Esq.  of  Warwick, 
and  had  by  her  an  only  dao.,  Maria,  m.  to  ber  eoaain. 
Humphrey  Arden,  Esq.  He  m.  Sndly,  Etlsaheth.  dso.  sad 
eo-heir  of  Charles  Sava^  Esq.  of  Tachbcook,  oo.  Warwick, 
and  had  by  her 

WALrsa-SATAOX.  of  Ipsley  Coort 

Charles-SaTBge^  to  h^  ordera.  reetor  of  Ootton.  to  8kaf- 
fordahire,  m.  to  Jannary.  1811.  Cstherina,  only  ehOd  of 
—  Wilson,  Esq.  of  Marstoo  Montgomery.  Derbydbir%  and 
haa,  with  three  daus.,  one  sun,  Obarlea-WUson. 

Heniy-Eyrvs. 

Bobert-^rres,  to  holy  orders,  rector  of  BJrBnghssi,  to 
Worcestershire. 

Elisabeth-flaTage.  Mary-Anne^  dL  mim. 


.<<rm»— Ary.,twobenda,  gu.,eaoh  sunnounled  with  aeottise, 
dancettte^  or. 

Crtal—A  dexter  arm,  go.,  banded  with  two  cottisss,  or, 
holding  to  the  hand  a  flear-de-tta,  arg. 

5mi— Ipsley  Courts  to  Warwkkshue. 


LANE  OF  KING'S  BROMLEY. 

Lake,  John-Ncwtov,  Esq.  of  King*8  Bromley 
Manor,  co.  Stafford,  6.  4  Dec.  1800 ;  m.  8  Jan.  1828, 
the  Hon.  Agnes  Bagot,  2nd  dau.  of  William,  2nd  Lord 
Bngot,  by  the  Lady  Louifia  I^egge,  his  wife,  dan.  of 
Qeorge,  8rd  Earl  of  Dartmouth,  K.O.,  and  has  had 
isiiue, 

I.  JoHX-HsintT-BAOOT,  h.  94  Feb.  1889. 

n.  Albert-WUliam,  6. 19  Aprtt  1830 ;  and  d.  7  Jan.  ISSl. 

ni.  Sidney  Lereson,  6. 13  April,  1831. 

IT.  William,  6. 14  Feb. ;  and  d.  15  April,  18Si. 

T.  CecU-Newton,  b.  97  May,  1833. 

Yi.  GreviUe-Charies,  b.  4  Not.  1834. 

TIL  Emald.  b.  3  Maroh,  1836. 

TUX.  Arthur-Louis,  b.  18  July,  1840;  and  «L  S  March. 
1840. 

IX.  Edwaid-Alfked-Reginald.  b.  19  Aug.  1841.  d.  99  Sept. 
1854. 

X.  Ronakl-Berttam,  b.  19  Feb.  1847. 
1.  Agnes-Louisa,  d.  15  June,  1842. 

n.  Alice-Franoes-Jano,  d.  17  Feb.  1846. 
III.  Edith-Emmeline-Mary. 
IT.  Isabel-Emma-Beatrioo. 

Mr.  Lane  «.  his  father  21  Dec  1824. 

ILintUQC* — ^The  ancient  family  of  Lane  came  mto  Eng- 
land, aocurding  to  Hollinshed,  with  the  Comqosbob.  Its 
pedigree  oommenoes  with 

Sib  Kboinald  ob  Love,  grandfather  of 

Adah  db  Loka  of  West  Hampton,  co.  Staflbrd,  whose 
grandson, 

RlCnABD  DE  LA  LONB,  9  EdWABD  II.,  liTillg  At  HajnpiAO, 

wfs  direct  anooetor  of  ^^  r^  r^  r-^\  r->^ 

Jigitized  by  V^OOy  IC 


LAN 


LAN 


JoBV  Lahk,  Bsq.  of  BoiUay,  who  m,  Mugiun*,  dn.  Mkd 
biiKMiorTbomMPMrtdoh,  of  Bang's  BronSey,  And  dying 
19  SUXABKTR,  WM  «.  bj  Ut  lon, 

Thomab  Lavs,  Ek}.  of  Beatley  and  Hyde,  who  m.  Cathe- 
rtne,  dau.  of  Richaxd  Treniham,  Esq.  of  Rochester,  and 
aunt  of  SUaabeth  de  Vera,  Ck>imtefla  of  Oxford,  and  had 
lasue.  JoHV,  Uasnoceaior;  Tbomaa;  Biehaid,  of  Keama,  in 
Momnoothahlre;  and  Caaaandra,  m.  to  Tbomaa  littieton, 
8rd  son  of  Sir  Edward  littlaion,  of  Plllaton.  He  d.  81 
KuzABRH,  and  waa  •.  by  hta  eldeat  eon, 

JoHV  IiAsn,  Esq.  of  Bentl^  and  Hyde,  who  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  8far  Edward  litttoton,  of  FlUaton,  and  had  iaane, 
Thomab,  hia  aocoeaaor ;  and  Alice,  « a.  to  Alexander  'Vnght- 
widc,  Esq.    He  d.  8  Jahxs  I.,  and  waa  «.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  LjLin,  Esq.  of  Bentl^  and  Hyde.  This  gentle- 
man m,  Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  Sir  Walter  Bi^t  of  Bttth- 
Held,  eo.  Staflbrd,  and  sister  of  Sir  Hervey  B  igot.  But.  He 
assisted  in  the  preserration  of  King  Charlis  II.,  after  the 
battle  of  Worcester  and  sufEered  severely  for  his  attach- 
ment to  the  ruyal  cause.  He  had  ssYeral  children,  i.  John, 
his  successor ;  n.  WilUam,  of  Shetton,  from  whom  the  Irish 
ftunily  spring ;  in.  Richard,  a  groom  of  the  bed-chamber ; 
z.  Jane,  celebrated  for  her  heroic  conduct  m  saving  the  life 
of  King  Chabub  II.,  after  the  battle  of  Worcester,  m.  sub- 
sequently. Sir  Clement  Fisher,  of  Paeldngton,  in  Warwick- 
shite,  Bart. ;  n.  Withy,  m.  to  —  Petre,  Esq. ;  ni.  Anne,  m. 
to  Edward  Birch,  Esq.  of  Leacroft  ;  iv.  Maxy,  im.  to  Edward, 
son  of  Sir  OUver  Nidudas,  (cupbearer  to  Jambs  I.,  and 
eanrer  to  King  Cuaxlmb  I.)  Mr.  Lane  d.  in  1<M0,  and  waa  $. 
*by  hia  eldest  son, 

CoLONXL  JoBH  IiAinB,  who  wos  BO  instrumental  in  saving 
King  Charlu  II.,  after  the  battle  of  Worcester,  and  re- 
ceived him  at  his  seat  at  Bentley,  from  which  pUce  he  was 
conveyed  in  disguise  by  Hiss  Laue,  to  Hrs.  Norton's  at 
Abbot's  Leigh,  near  BristoL  For  these  signal  services  the 
&ml]y  was  dignified  with  an  especial  bodge  of  honour,  vis., 
the  arms  of  England  in  a  cimton,  in  augmentation  of  its 
paternal  coat,  and  a  crest,  a  strawberry  roan  horse,  bearing 
between  his  fore  legs  the  royal  crown.  There  is  a 
tradition,  that  CoL  lAne  was  likewise  oflbred  a  peerage,  but 
deoUned  it.  He  «».  Athaliah  Anson,  and  had,  with  other 
issue,  Bib  Thomab,  his  successor;  Lottice,  who  d.  $&  Nov. 
1700 ;  Frances,  m.  to  William  Offley,  of  Ifadeley  Manor,  co. 
Staflbrd ;  Maiy,  sk  to  Sir  Humphrey  Jervis,  lord-msyor  of 
Dublin.    Ool-  I«ne  d.  in  1667,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Sib  Thomas  Lamb,  Knt.  of  Bentley,  who  m,  AUgail,  Lady 
Williams,  widowof  Sir  Henry  Williams,  Bart,  of  Owemevet, 
and  dau.  of  Samuel  Wightwick,  prothonotary  of  the  King's 
Bench,  and  dying  S6  Jan.  1715,  was  $.  by  his  only  surviving 
•on, 

J<»Dr  liAn^  Esq.  of  Bentley.  b.  18  Dee.  1660,  who  m,  80 
April,  170S,  Maiy,  dau.  and  co-heireea,  with  her  sister, 
ByUU  (wife  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Birch,)  of  Humfrey  Wyri«y. 
Esq.  of  Hempstead,  co.  Stafford,  by  Mary,  his  wife,  eldest 
dau.  and  co-heir  (with  her  sister,  Jane,  m.  to  William  de 
Eulstein,  Bail  of  Roohford)  of  Sir  Henry  Wroth,  Knt.  of 
Durance,  oo.  Middlesex,  and  had  issue.  Mr.  LaiM  d.  26  Oct 
1748,  and  was  «:  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Labb  Esq.  of  Bentley,  b.  28  April,  1703,  who 
m.  1st,  Miss  Anne  Austen,  and  had  issue.  John,  hii  succes- 
sor; Thomas,  d.  young;  Mary,  m.  to  John  Tsylor,  B»q.  of 
Walsal;  Ann,  d.  young;  Eli&ibeth-Sybilla.  m.  to  Roger 
Holmes,  Esq.  Mr.  Lane  m.  Sndly,  Miss  Anne  Sayer,  and 
had  issue,  i.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Handsworth, 
m,  in  1770,  Esther-Barbara,  dan.  of  Sir  Thomas  Birch, 
Judge  of  the  Common  Pleas ;  ii.  Charles,  d.  young ;  in. 
William,  colonel  in  the  army,  and  for  some  time  governor  of 
St.  Helena,  m.  Miss  Camao.  of  Oreenmonut  Lodge,  in  Ire- 
land ;  IV.  Edwabd,  d,  in  1784 ;  i.  Jane,  m.  to  John  Freer,  of 
Birmingham ;  n.  Anne,  m.  in  1776,  to  George  Birch,  Esq.  of 
HarboriM  and  Hampsteod,  oo.  Stafliord.  Mr.  Lane  d.  in 
1775,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Johv  Labb,  Esq.,  b.  in  1728,  who  m.  1760,  Sarah,  dau« 
and  co-heiress  of  Richard  Fowler,  Bsq.  of  Penford,  oo. 
Staflbrd,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Johv,  his  successor. 

n.  Thomas,  of  Leyton  Orange,  in  Emsx,  derk  of  the 
Goldsmiths'  Comrany,  6.  80  S^t.  1764,  m.  4  Sept  1784, 
Barbara,  dan.  of  Thomas  Fowler,  of  Pendefoid,  Esq.,  by 
whom  he  had  issue, 
1  Thomas-Goldsmith  Fowler,  b.  6  Nov.  1786,  tn,  Rebecca, 
r«Uot  of  Gspt  Napier,  and  d.  10  April,  1810,  «.  p. 
3  J<^n,  b.  6  June,  1788,  who  $.  his  fiither  as  clerk  of  the 
Goldsmiths'  Company,  and  in  the  estate  of  Layton 
Grunge,  Essex:  m.  1st,  10  Aug.  1817,  Jane,  2nd  dau.  of 
th.9  Rev.  John  Williams,  M.  A.,  vicar  of  Marston  Magna, 
eo.  Somenet,  and  prebendary  of  Wells,  she  d.  7  July, 
667 


Esq.,  only  surviving 
^   ^  n,  Esq.  of  Wood- 


1818,  He  ».  tedly,  17  Jan.  18S6,Btiaabeth.<May  sur- 
viving dau.  and  heir  of  William  Garter,  Esq.,  d.  17  June^ 
1862.  Mr.  John  Lane  d.  16  Jan.  1862,  leaving  iasue  by 
his  1st  wife, 

Mary-Jane,  m.  12  June,  1880,  John  Salt,  Esq. 
By  the  2nd  marriage, 

Newton-John,  b.  26  Nov.  1828. 

William-Goldsmith-LiBter,  6.  7  Dec  1886. 

Charlea-Leveson,  b.  21  Msrch,  1830. 

Harry-Thomas-Fowler,  b,  8  July,  1842. 

Maiy,  m,  0  Jan.  1860,  WiUiam-FowlerMountfoid 
Copeland,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  WiUiam-Taylor  Cope- 
hmd,  Esq.,  M.P.,  6.  4  Nov,  1828. 

Adelaide-Lucy,  d.  21  July,  1881. 

Florence,  d.  81  Dec.  1861. 

Ada-Barbara.  Amelia-Sarah-Lucy. 

AlicoJulia. 

8  Charles,  in  holy  orders,  b.  2  Feb.  1708,  rector  and 
vicar  of  Wrotham.  and  ronJ  dean  of  Shoreh^  co. 
Kent.  &c,  m.  1  July,  1816,  Frances-Catherine^  2nd  dan. 
of  tlie  Right  Rev.  Daniel  Sandford,  D.D.,  bishop  of 
Edinburgh,  and  has  issue, 

Thomas-Sandford,  ft.  28  Sept  1818,  d.  10  July,  1830. 
Charles-Edward,  b.  28  July,  1820,  d.  20  Aug.  1822. 
Richard -Douglas -Hay,  late  capt.   17th  lancers,  ft. 
0  Dec.  1828,  m.  80  April,  1861^jaiEabeth-Middleton, 
only  dau.  and  heir  of  the  late  Thomas  Ward,  Esq.  of 
Heath  House,  co.  Middlesex,  and  has  isme, 
Reginakl-Charles-Douglas,  ft.  6  April,  1862. 
Beaufort-Cosmo-Douglas,  ft.  6  July,  18M. 
Charies-Henry,  ft.  16  Jan.  1820,  d.  20  May,  1882. 
Thomas-Bruce^  Hon.  E.I.C.  dvil  service,  Bengal  Pre- 
sidency, ft.  20  April,  1831,  m.  SO  July,  1853,  Adeloide- 
FuinySpriug.   4th  dau.  of  William-Hallows  Belli, 
Esq.  of  the  Hon.  E.I.C.  civil  service. 
Henry-Murray,  Bluemantle   Pursoivant-of-AnusL  b» 
8  March,  1888. 

Frands-Charles  De  Lona,  ft.  21  June,  1834. 
Jane,  m.  24  Aug.  1843,  CoL  Edward-Charles  Warde^ 
C.B.,  R.H.A.,  eldest  surviving  son  of  the  late  Gen. 
Sir  Henry  Warde,  G.C.B.,  ft.  13  Nov.  1810. 
Eleanor-Sarah,    m.    22    June,    1864,    Jobn-Boaxrjnn 
Broadley,  Esq.,  late  capt.  17th  lancers. 
Frances-Lennox  Heneoge,  m.  iS  Nov.  1863,  Arthup> 
Vondigaid  Davies-Berringtoi     ~~ 
son  and  heir  of  J.  Davies-Bei 
land  Castle,  co.  Glamorgan. 
Louisa-Aime. 

AUce-Howley,  d.  1  Jan.  18£0. 
Blanche-Emma. 
4  Richard,  ft.  2  Oct  1704,  m.  24  April.  1827,  Sarah  Pink, 
8rd  dau.  of  George-Thomas  Tracy,  eIm].  of  liikeard,  oo. 
Cornwall,  and  has  Lasue, 

Richard-Stuart,  ft.  14  July,  1820,  sk  81  Aug.  1862; 
Emily-EUsa,  eldest  dau.  of  Samuel  Levison,  Esq. 
Charles-Stuart,  lieot.  26th  regt  native  light  infantry,  ft. 
0  Feb.  1881.  m.  28  Sept  1862,  Anne-Joeephiue,  8rd 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  Richard-Bethuel  Boyes. 
Thomas-Blomeflold,  Hon.  E.I.C.  civil  service,  Bengal 
Presidency,  ft.  0  June,  1882. 
WUmot,  ft.  10  Sept  1888. 
Henry,  ft.  26  May,  1886. 
Franoea-Bain,  d.  26  Oct  1836. 
Sarah-Magdalene.  Emily. 

1  Sarah,  M.  4  Feb.  1812,  William  Cotton.  Esq.  of 
Walwood  House,  co.  Essex,  one  of  the  directors  or  the 
Bank  of  England,  and  governor  in  the  yean  1843-^-4, 
ft.  12  8eptl786. 

2  Jane,  ft.  21  May,  1701.  d.  21  July,  1701. 
Mr.  Thomas  Lane  d.  10  Jan.  1824. 

in.  Richard,  capt  R.N.    ft.    6  June,  1761,  d.  28   Feb. 
1700,  t.  p. 
rv.  Newton-Charles,  in  holy  orders,  ft.  16  Feb.  1763,  rector 
of  Ingpldsby,  co.  lincolit,  d.  6  March,  184^  «.  p. 
h  Sarah,  ft.  2  Nov.  1761.  d.  young. 

u.  Maria,  ft.  20  Jan.  1767,  m.  28  AprU,  1788,  the   Rev. 
John  Lucy,  of  Charleoote  Park,  co.  Warwick,  and  had 
issue. 
m.  Sarah,  ft.  80  March,  1760,  d.  young. 
Mr.  Lane  d.  28  June,  1782,  and  was  s.  by  his  eldest  son, 

JoHB  Labb,  Esq.,  ft.  26  Dec  1762,  fellow  of  Qneonls 
College,  Cambridge,  barrister-at-law,  deputy-lieut  of  the 
county  of  Staflbrd,  high-steward  of  tho  town  of  Burton- 
upon-Treni  tc  tc,  who  m.  20  Jan.  1800,  Sarah,  only  sur- 
viving dan.  of  Thomas  Uoyd,  Esq.,  and  widow  of  John 
Amler,  Esq.  of  Ford  Hall,  oo.  Salop,  and  by  her,  who  d, 
I  AprU,  1866,  had  issue, 
Johh-Nbwtok,  his  successor. 

Thomas-Leveson,  in  holy  orders,  ft.  28  Sept  1802,  vicar  of 
Baswiok,  co.  Staflbrd,  and  of  Wasperton,  oo.  Wanrick. 
Mr.  Lane  d.  21  Dec  1824,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the 
present  Jobb-Nbwtob  Labb,  Esq. 

Ann$—'Ptr  fesse,  or  and  as.,  a  chevron,  gu.,  between  three 
mullets,  counterehanged;  on  a  canton  of  the  third,  th 


L  AH 

afalllHMof  IngliDd.  <|a«tciinf  Db  la  Htm;  Wnturr. 
FowLO,  Mid  BuuDj  otbtn. 

CV«rt— A  rtiwibaiii  xoaa  bone,  Mliaiit^  eonped  at  the 
fknkm,  bridlad,  m.,  bitted  and  garntehed,  or,  eiqiportifig 
betwean  the  feet  an  imperial  crown,  upr. 

JToOo-OanleleBoy. 

Aal— Kind's  Bron^  Manor,  nen-  lichfield. 


LANE  OF  BADOEMORE. 

Laitk,  Chaeueb,  Esq.  of  Badgemore,  oo.  Oxford, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  banister-ai-law,  6.  27  Oct.  1793;  m. 
d  Jan.  1824,  Emfly-MariA,  2Dd  dan.  of  the  late  John 
Thofiihill,  Esq.,  an  East  India  Director,  and  has 
issue, 
L  Chaslss-Powxrt,  b,  8  Feb.  18M. 
n.  Thomas-ThorahiU,  6. 17  Nor.  1833. 
m,  Johxk-BejacMM,  b.  14  Nor.  188tf. 
IT.  Codbert-Wimam-JoDea,  fr.  10  Mazch,  1842. 
I.  Fraocioa-lfaila.  n.  Henrietta^Cathetine. 

m.  Emilj-Boae.  it  AmukMaiia,  d.  in  1836. 

T.  Helena-Unola-Ortharine,  m.  28  April,  1856.  to  Yalan- 
tine-Dudley-Heuy-Caiy  Elwee,  Eeq.,  late  of  the  12th 
lancera,  onlj  eon  and  heir  of  Cary-Charles  Blwee, 
Eeq.  of  Billing  Hall,  oo.  Northampton. 

SrtIVX0f  • — Thomas  Lavs,  of  Hiiehenden,  oo.  Bode, 
deseended  from  tiie  Lamwb  tf  HoUbar^  oo.  K<»thanq)ton, 
was  grandfather  of 

BoBSBT  Lavs,  who  «.  Alice,  dan.  of  Bobert  Saandeia, 
of  Hambtodon,  oo.  Bucks,  and  had  issue.    The  4th  son, 

Fbavcis  LAVE,  of  London,  merchant,  bapt.  5  Not.  1587, 
SI.  twice,  and  had  issue  bj  both  wiTSS.  His  2nd  son,  by 
the  flnt,  JoBii  Lavs,  slso  of  the  dty  of  London,  b,  aboat 
1621,  fined  for  sheriff  and  alderman,  m.  1st,  EUssbeth 
Taylor,  of  Staffordshire;  and  2ndly,  Anne,  eldiest  dau.  of 
Sir  John  TreTor,  Knt.  of  TrsTalyn,  and  widow  of  Alder- 
man Weldon.  By  the  former  (who  d,  22  Not.  1677)  Mr. 
Lane  left  (with  a  dau..  Mary,  m.  to  Paul  Foley,  of  Stoke 
Bdith,  CO.  Hereford,  speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons) 
ft  son  and  suooessor, 

Bn  Thomas  Lavs,  Knt,  alderman  of  London,  sheriff 
of  that  dty  in  1698,  and  lord-mayor  in  1605.  He  ts.  1st, 
Mazy,  sister  of  Sir  Henry  Ashhmst,  Bart. ;  and  2ndly, 
BUxabeth,  relict  of  Sir  Thomas  Cudden,  Knt.,  dismberlain 
of  London.  By  the  fbrmer,  who  d.  29  Nor.  1698,  he  had 
(with  sersrsl  dans.,  one  of  whom,  EUaibeth,  «.  Sir  BaTid 
Hamilton,  M.D.)  four  sons,  of  whom  the  eldest, 

JoBV  Lasb,  Bsq.,  5.  in  1677,  m.  BUsabeth,  dau.  of 
Henry  Horener,  merchant  of  London,  and  by  her  (who 
d.  21  Deo.  1782)  had,  with  other  issue,  Thomas,  a  master 
in  Chancery ;  and  a  4th  son, 

WnjLiAM  Lavs,  Esq.,  b.  in  1709,  m.  Elisabeth  Pynsent, 
of  the  family  of  Sir  William  Pynsent,  Bart  of  Burton 
Pynsent,  co.  DeTon,  and  by  her  (who  had  been  preriously 
SI.  to  Mr.  Anderson,  and  d.  in  1807)  had  issue, 

I.  William,  whom,  twice:  by  his  1st  wife  he  hadLWllliam; 
Thomas ;  Mary ;  and  Ellsa,  m.  to  Benjamin  Whitelock, 
Esq.;  and  by  his  2nd  (Susan,  dau.  of  the  Rct.  Dr. 
Pollock)  he  had,  Charlton,  in  holy  orders;  Charles' 
Thomas,  barrister-at-law,  deceased;  and  Susan. 

n.  Thomas,  of  whom  presently. 

lu.  John,  rector  of  Sawbrid^worth,  Herts,  and  High 
Boadings,  Essex,  si.  Molly  Impey,  niece  of  Sir  Bl^ah 
Impey,  and  d.  in  1817,  leaving  issue. 

Mr.  Lane  d.  in  1785.     His  2nd  son, 

Thomas  Lavs,  Esq.,  b.  2  Jan.  1769,  «i.  28  May,  1789, 
Ssrah-Charlotte.  only  dau.  of  John  Williams,  Esq.  of  Dor- 
setshire, and  of  Wimpole  Street,  by  Charlotte  Thomhill 
his  wife ;  and  d.  15  Not.  1822,  leaTing  an  only  surviving 
son,  the  present  Chablss  Lank,  Esq.  of  Badgemore. 

^rNW--Per  pale,  as.  and  gu.,  three  saltlerB,  couped,  arg. 
Crtd    Two  griffins*  heads,  one  gu.,  the  other  as.,  issuing 
out  of  a  crescent 
Afotto— Nee  degenero. 
fitei^-Badgemore^  near  Henley-on-Thames. 


L  AK 


LANE  OF  COPFLEET. 

Lani,  The  Rev.  Richard,  of  Coffleet  and  Bradley, 
CO.  Devon,  6.  18  Feb.  1772;  m,  18  Feb.  1800,  Lucy, 
dau.  of  Nicholas  Denny s,  Esq.  of  Ashley,  near  Tiver- 
ton, and  had  issue, 
I.  Thomas-Vsalb.  II.  Bfchard. 

HI.  Dennys.  it.  LaseeUes.  t.  Reginald, 

t.  Lucy,  m.  18  May,  1826,  to  Sambome-Stuo^y  Palmer, 
Esq.  of  Timabury  House,  oo.  Scnuerset. 
663 


Einragr^— Ba«|y  in  the  iMt  eeatoy,  the 

Coffleet  was  p iiasiiil  try  Tbohas  Tsau^  Esq.  of 

who  d.  in  1 789,  and  was  «.  by  (the  son  of  his  stater, 
who  «.  Bicfaanl  Ijme,  Esq.  >  his  nsplMfw, 

Thomas  Lamb,  Esq.  ot  Bradky  sad  CoOest.  a  » 
trate  far  Deronsfaire  for  spwazda  oT  thiUjsefeu  y 
and  high-sheriff  in  1784.    He  wl  FSaelo|ie.  aoly  <taa. 
heir  of  Tbonas  TothOl,  Wa^  of  Bi«tor,  and  left  a*  B» 
deceaae  snrviTing  issae,  a  dan^  PSnsiope,  and  a  aoo.  Bht. 
BuBABD  L4jn,  o<^  Coffleet  and  Bcadlegr. 

Arwu  Quaiteilj:  1st  and  4tfa,  per  pale,  go.  and  at,  thne 
aiOfetaB,  arg.,  far  Lahh;  2Bd,  a^g.,  «a  a  bead,  aa.,  three 
calTes,  passant  of  the  first  for  Vbalb  ;  Srd,  ass^  on  a  bead. 

sa,  cottised,  of  the  ssne^  a  lioo,  r *  C ' — \  ^  <te 

first  forTosHiLL. 

CVvie— In  a  crescent  or.  two  griffins'  heads,  dsoctat;  go., 
sinistor,  ax.,  coq(}oined  and  oov  *    ' 

SMrfs-Coflleet  and  Bndley, 


LANE  OF  RYELANDa 
liAin,  Robert;  Esq.  of  Ryelands,  co.  Herefbfd, 
JP.,  high-sheriff  1841,  6.  March,  1785 ;  m.  Oct  1813^ 
Ann,  dau.  of  John  LiTesey,  Eeq.  of  Coppol  Hall,  coc 
Lancaster,  by  Mary  his  wife,  dao.  of  Samo^  CWisss, 
Esq.  iii  Bronghrtcm  Hall,  and  has  had  iaaoe, 
L  Bobert  b.  1816 ;  d.  «mi.  1836. 
n.  THHOPHiurs-WiujAM,  b.  1817;  si.  1848,  Bmily.  dsa. 

of  Charles  Bowen,  Esq.  of  Kilns  Court  Qoaen^  On. 
I.  Juliana,  «».  to  Ob^.  Qodfrey-Colpoys  Bloomfl^  sob 
of  John  BloomfleU,  Esq.  of  Castle  Caidwall,  oo.  F^- 
managh. 
n.  Mary-Harriet  si.  to  the  Rot.  Yemon-Geovge  Gutoe. 
rector  of  Longhope,  co.  Gloucester,  4th  son  of  Gen.  8b 
J<dm  Guise,  Bart.,  K.C.B. 

litiexge.— This  branch  of  the  fluaily  of  LsM  hM  beaa 
ssttled  for  msny  gsnecations  in  the  oo.  of  Heratod.  and 
reprassnts  the  Tsiy  sndent  house  of  Bodd  ^/Oc  Moid. 

TKBOPfliLUS  Laits,  Esq.  (eider  son,  by  Anas  his  wil^ 
of  TheophUus  Lsne,  Esq.X  si.  JuBsna,  dan.  and  e»4>sir 
ol  Bampfyide  Bodd,  Esq.  at  the  Bodd,  in  Hei«foRkbfa% 
sad  of  Stoke  Canon,  co.  Dstou,  by  his  wife,  tte  ebly  <faa. 
of  Mr.  Justice  Price,  of  the  Common  Fleas,  of  F^zby. 
00.  Hereford,  and  had,  with  two  dans,  sad  a  soa,  ■imliwi 
■«, 

BoBxar  Laitk,  Esq.  of  Byelands,  who  si.  1780,  Axmb, 
sister  of  William  8ymon^  Esq.  ci  Chaddlewood,  Dsvsn, 
and  was  father  of  an  only  sarTtTing  son,  the  preant 
BoBKBT  Lavs,  Bsq.  of  Ryelsnds. 

Arm$—Vvr  pale,  as.  and  gu.,  three  asltiers,  oouped,  vg. 
Creie— Out  of  a  crescent  or,  two  griffins'  headt  one  gu.. 
the  other  as. 
ifo<to-<^leriter. 
Seai — Ryelands,  co.  Hereford. 


LANE-FOX  OF  BRAMHAM. 
See  Fox. 


LANGDALE  OF  GARSTON  HOUSK 

Lanodale,  Marmaduki-Robkbt,  Esq.  of  GarstoD 
House,  Godstone,  Surrey,  and  of  Fix  Hall,  Hawk* 
hurst,  Kent,  h,  6  April,  1785,  F.RA.a,  F.RBA; 
m.  1  Oct  1812,  Louisa,  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Geofge 
Jourdan,  Esq.,  and  has  had  issue, 
I.  Mabmadukx,  lieut  41st  foot,  b.  11  Aug.  1818 ;  ci.  Hen- 
rietta, eldest  dau.  of  George  Chapman,  Esq.  of  Madias; 
and  d.  1  Oct.  1842,  leaTing  two  aons  and  one  dan., 
1  MARXADUKK-BoBxar,  b.  2  March,  1839. 
a  Albert  6.  8  Sei^  1842. 
1  Louisa. 

n.  A]fk«d,  b,  SO  Sept.  1816;  vs.  Charlotte,  eldest  dau.  of 
William  Keene,  Esq.,  barrister-at-Iaw,  and  has  issue. 

m.  George-Augustus,  M.A.,  in  holy  coders,  b.  16  Jan. 
1817 ;  SI.  and  has  issue. 

IT.  WilUam-AtkinBon,  b.  6  Not.  1818. 

Ettlf a0f>— GcoioB  Lanodalb,  Esq.  ot  March,  laie  of 
Ely,  descended  from  the  Lanqdalss  itf  B&upktcn,  oo.  York, 
d.  1674,  leaTing,  by  Maigaret  his  wife  (who  m.  2nd'y.  Immc 


LAN 

at  GwB,  Bsq.»  joungest  biother  of  Bir  Fnnoia  St  0«ds. 
Knt  of  Thorp  Houfle,  near  Peterborough*  oo.  Northampton), 
his  2nd,  hot  only  surviving  ion, 

QoDnoT  Lamodals,  Eki.  of  Loogthorpe,  b.  in  1674, 
who  was  always  addressed  by  Marmaduke,  the  8rd  Lord 
lADgdale  (who  d,  12  Dec  1718X  as  eoutUi.  He  m.  Margaret. 
dan.  of  Geoige  Sayer,  Esq.  of  Huntingdon,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  90  Oct  1744)  had  issue.  Mr.  Langdale  dying  1  Jan. 
1737.  was  «.  by  his  8rd  but  only  surviving  son, 

M&iiMADUKB  LAVaDALK,  Esq.  of  Southampton  Bow, 
Bloomsbuxy,  b.  IS  Oot.  1719 ;  whu  d.  86  Aug.  1782,  leaving, 
by  his  wife,  Mary,  only  ohild  and  heir  of  John  Lij^thaael, 
Esq.,  a  son  and  successor, 

Mabmaduki  Lanodalb,  Esq.  of  New  Ormond  Street, 
Qoeen  Square,  Holbom,  6.  6  May,  1766 ;  who  m.  20  Dec 
1778.  Sarah-Augusta,  eldest  dau.  of  Bobert  Kelhaxn,  Esq. 
of  Great  Oonerby  and  Billingborough,  oo.  linooln,  and  of 
Buah  Hill,  Edmonton,  oo.   Middlesex,  senior  member  of 
the  Hon.  Society  of  lincohi's  Inn ;  and  d.  2  Aug.  1832, 
leaving  issue, 
X.  Mabmaduxs-Bobbrt,  now  of  Ganton  House  and  Fix 
HalL 
n.  Robert-Kelham,  who  assumed  the  name  and  arms  of 
Kklhaic  only  («ee  Krt.haii  of  BleoMby). 
in.  Oeoige,  b.  24  Aug.  1791 ;  w.  Elixa,  dau.  of  —  Cooper, 
Esq..  and  has  issue,  Eliza-Langdale,  6.  in  July,  1796. 
rv.  William-John,  in  holy  orders,  b.  9  May,  1796 ;  m.  Marian, 
dau,  of  —  JaokMon,  Esq.  of  Lewes,  co.  Sussex,  and  has 
isaue, 

1  William-Augustus,  6. 12  Feb.  1884. 
a  Marmaduke- Albert.  6.  4  Nov.  1889. 
1  Maigaretta-Chailotte,  b.  26  April,  1886. 
I.  Sarah,  m.  1st  the  Bev.  Edward  Smith,  of  Folkingham ; 
2ndly,  the  Bev.  Charles  Day. 
IL  Avioe,  m.  Wniiam-James  May,  Esq.  of  Southwell 
UL  Elizabeth,  m.  12  Aug.  1816,  WllUam  Belt  Esq.  of  the 
Crown  OfiElce,  Temple 

^rsis— Party,  per  chevron,  as.  and  sa.,  a  chevron,  ermine, 
between  three  estoiles,  aig. 
(TrMe— An  eetoile,  aig..  between  two  oak-branches,  ppr. 
MoUo — ^Post  tenebras  lucem. 
jSmI— Oarston  House,  Qodstone. 


LANGSTON  OF  SARSDEN  HOUSE. 

Lanqbton,  Jambs  -  HaUghton,  Esq.  of  Sarsden 
House,  co.  Oxford,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  the  city 
of  Oxford;  irk  6  July,  1884,  Lady  Julia  Moreton, 
dAu.  of  Thomas,  let  Earl  of  Ducie,  and  has  issue. 

^rsM    Or.  on  a  chevron,  between  two  roses,  in  chief,  gn., 
and  a  dolphin,  in  base,  ppr.,  three  cross-crosslets,  or. 
&ai — Sarsden  House,  near  Chipping  Norton. 


GORE-LANGTON  OF  NEWTON  PARK. 

Gore-Lanotow,  William-Hen  by-Powell,  Esq.  of 
Newton  Park  and  Hatch  Beauchamp,  co.  Somei*set, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  M.P.  for  West  Somerset,  h.  25  July, 
1824;  m.  9  June,  1846,  Lady  Anne  -  Eliza  -  Mary 
Orenville,  dau.  of  the  present  Duke  of  Buckingham 
and  Chandos,  and  has  ia^ue, 

I.  Wiluam-Stephbh,  6. 11  May,  1817. 

II.  Henxy-Powell,  b.  14  Dec  1854. 

z.  Mary-Jane.  u.  Frances-Anne. 

WJxitKfS^,  —  Sm  John  Oobb,  Knt.,  lurd-mayor  of 
London  in  1024,  4th  son  of  Mr.  Alderman  Gerard  Oore, 
of  London,  and  brother  of  Paul  Ooro,  ancestor  of  the  Eabls 
€$w  ARRA17,  m.  Hester,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Campbell ;  and 
dying  in  1880,  left,  iiUer  cUios,  a  son, 

Sib  John  Oore,  Knt.  of  Oilstone,  co.  Herts,  who  m. 
Bridget,  dau.  of  Sir  Edward  Harington,  Bart. ;  and  d.  in 
1059.    HU  brother, 

William  Oobb,  of  Morden,  co.  Surrey,  afterwards  of 
Barrow  Court,  in  Somersetshire,  m  Jane,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Smith,  Esq.  of  Tedworth,  Wilts,  by  whom  he  left  at  bis  de- 
cease, in  IMS,  a  son,  his  successor, 

SiB  Thomas  Gobs,  Knt.,  who  m.  Philippa,  sister  and 
eo-heir  of  Sir  Oiles  Tooker  of  Maddington,  in  Wiltshire; 
and  dying  in  1675,  left  issue.  William,  d.  in  1718,  leaying 
issue;  Thomas,  d.  before  1725,  leaving  issue;  Bdwabd, 
of  #hom  presently ;  Jane,  m.  to  Richard  Baskerville,  Esq. 
of  Richardston  ;  and  Anne,  m.  to  —  Stear.  Sir  Thomas's 
SrdsoQ, 

Edwabd  Oobb,  Esq.  tn.  Arabella,  sister  and  co-heir  of 
Sir  John  Smyth,  Bart  of  Long  Ashton,  co.  Somerset ;  and 
d.  in  1742.    His  2nd  son  and  eventual  heir, 
669 


L  A  T 

Bdwabd  Qobm,  Esq.,  m.  Barbara,  widow  of  Sir  Bdward 
Mostyn,  Bart,  and  dau.  and  sole  heiress  of  Sir  Geoige 
Browne,  of  Kiddington  Park,  Oxfordshire  (by  the  Lady 
Barbara  Lee,  dau.  of  Edward,  1st  Earl  of  liohfield),  by 
whom  he  left  at  his  decease,  in  1801, 
L  William,  his  successor. 

II.  Charles,  in  holy  orders,  m.  in  1798.  Harriet,  dau.  of 
Richard  Little,  Esq.  of  Orosvenor  Place,  and  had  sur 
viving  issue, 

1  MoNTAGVB,  of  Barrow  Court  late  M.P.  for  Barnstaple. 

2  William-Charles.  8  Geoige. 

Mr.  Oore  d,  in  1801,  and  was  s.  by  his  elder  son, 

William  Gobx  -  Lanoton,  Esq.  of  Newton  Park,  co. 
Somerset  colonel  of  the  Oxford  militia,  b.  in  Dec.  1760 ; 
m.  1st  in  1788,  Bridget  only  child  and  heiress  of  Joseph 
Langton,  Esq.  of  Newton  Park  (upon  which  occasion  he 
assumed,  by  Royal  permission,  the  additional  surname 
and  arms  of  Lahoton),  and  had  issue, 
William,  late  M.P.  for  East  Somerset  6.  in  17^7 :  in.  in 
1322,  Jacliitha-Dorotbea,  only  child  of  H. -Powell  CoUiiM, 
Esq.  of  Hatch  Beauchamp,  and  had  one  son,  William- 
Hzkbt-Powbll-Oobe-Lanotod.  Esq.  of  Newton  Park. 
Edward,  6.  in  1789,  an  officer  in  the  army. 
John,  an  officer  in  the  army,  d.  at  Ceylon. 
Frances-Matilda. 

Colonel  Gore-Langton  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  John 
Browne.  Esq.  of  Salperton,  oo.  Gloucester,  and  had  by 
that  lady, 
William-Heniv.  J.P.  and  D.L,  M.P.  for  Bristol,  b.  1802; 
m.  1824,  Maria,  dau.  of  John  Lewis,  Esq. 
John-Frederick,  capt  grenadier-guards,  d.  27  Oct  1884. 
Mary-Henrietta,  m.  in  1881,  to  Btr  J.-M.  Buigoyne,  Bart 
ol  Sutton  Park. 

Caroline-Maria,  m.  6  July,  1886,  to  CoL  D'Oyly,  of  the 
grenadier^uards. 

.irms— Quarterlv:  Lahoton  and  Gobi,  quarteriy. 
MoUo — In  hoc  ngno  vinoes. 
SftU— Newton  Park,  near  Bath. 


LATHAM  OF  BRADWALL. 

Latham,  Gborok- William,  Esq.  of  Bradwall  Hall, 
CO.  Chester,  M.  A.,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  barrister^t- 
Uw,  J.P.,  b.  4  May,  1827. 

Sritiease*— This  is  a  Junior  branch  of  the  andent 
Cheshh-e  house  of  Lathom,  of  Lathom  and  Knowsleyi  whidi 
termhiated  in  an  heiress,  Isabblla  Latham,  who  «».  Sir 
John  Stanley,  Knt,  ancestor  of  the  Earls  of  Derby,  in  the 
reign  of  Hbnbt  YIIl.,  Alxxakdkb  db  Latham  occurs  in 
existing  deeds,  as  seized  of  lands  in  Astbuzy,  and  using  the 
same  arms ;  and  from  him  property  descended  lineally  to 
the  T^t*"^"''*  of  Bradwall. 

Thb  Ret.  John  Latham,  rector  of  Lawton,  in  Cheshire, 
b.  in  1836  (son  of  John  Lath'tm,  of  Congleton,  whose  father, 
John  Latham,  of  the  same  place,  was  grandson  of  Alexander 
Latham,  also  of  Congleton,  living  ttmp.  Hevby  YIII.)  m. 
31  M.'urch,  1692,  Maria  Moreton,  and  d.  5  June,  1705,  leaving 
(with  a  dau.  Hester,  m.  to  the  Rev.  William  Hall,  rector  of 
Giwsworth,  and  d.  «.  p.)  an  only  son  and  heir, 

Thc  Rbv.  Johk  Latham,  minister  of  Bunney,  oo.  Notts, 
and  of  Woolstrop,  oo.  Leicester,  6.  11  Nov.  1004,  m.  Mar- 
garet cbu.  of  William  Knott  Esq.  of  Great  Gonerby,  in 
Lincolnshire,  and  had  two  sods,  John,  his  successor ;  and 
Charles,  of  Waltham,  in  Leicestershire,  m.  and  had  issue. 
The  elder  son, 

Ths  Rsv.  John  Latham,  B.  A.,  minister  of  Siddington,  in 
Cheshire,  b.  28  Nov.  1725,  m.  0  June,  1753,  Sarah,  dau.  of 
Richard  Podmore.  Esq.  of  Sandbach,  and  had  issue, 

John.  M.D.,  his  heir. 

Richard,  of  Sandbach,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Charies  Latham, 
Esq.  of  Waltham,  co.  Leicester,  and  had  issue  four  somr, 
living. 
Mr.  Latham  d.  21  June,  1788,  and  was  i.  by  his  son. 

John  Latham,  Esq.  of  Bradwall  Hall,  M.D.,  at  some  time 
President  of  the  Royal  College  of  Physicdana,  London, 
F.R.S.,  L8.,  Ac.,  b.  29  Dec.  1761  ;  m.  12  April,  1781,  Mary. 
eldest  dau  and  co-heiress  of  the  Rev.  Peter  Meyer,  vicar  of 
Prestbury,  (descended  from  Mere  of  Mere  co.  Chester)  by 
Martha,  his  vrife,  second  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  John  Ardeme, 
Esq.  of  Sutton,  sprung  from  a  scion  of  Ardeme  of  Alvanley, 
and  had  issue, 

John,  D.C.L,  sometime  fellow  of  All  Souls'  OoUsge.  Ox- 
ford, his  hoir. 

Peter-Mere,  M  D.,  Follow  of  the  Royal  College  of  Physi- 
cians, b.  I  Julv,  17>9;  m.  1st,  in  Sept  1824,  Diaua-CIa- 
rlasa.  dau.  of  M^or-Qen.  the  Hon.  Granville- Anson  Chat- 
wynd-Stipylton ;  and  that  lady  dying  $.  p.  28  Sept  18?' 


L  AT 


L  A  T 


he  M.  2iid]y,  14  Feb.  18S8,  Oraoe-Miury»  third  dan.  of 
David  Charobera^  Esq.,  com.  R.N..  and  by  her  has  isBue. 
Henry,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  b.  4  Nov.  1794,  «.  27  Juhr, 
1834,  Maria,  third  dau.  and  co-heir  of  James  HalliweU, 
Esq.  of  Broomfield,  in  Lancashire,  and  has  issue. 
Sarsi,  m.  2  Aug.  1808,  to  Qeoroe  Ormerod,  Esq.  of  Sedburj 
Park,  CO.  Qloucester,  and  Tyldesley,  oo.  Lancaster. 
Frances,  d.  unm.  in  1829. 
Doctor  Latham  d.  1843,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoHJi  Latham,  Esq.  of  Bradwall  Hall,  b.  18  March,  1787, 
who  m    24  May,  1821,  Elizabeth-Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  Sir 
Henry  Dampier,  Knt.,  late  one  of  the  judges  of  the  Court 
of  King's  Bench,  and  by  her  (who  <£.  81  May,  1839)  had, 
John-Henry,  b.  14  Feb.  182%  d,  4  July,  184?. 
Gkoroe-Wilu&m,  now  of  Bradwall  Hall. 
Thomas-Dampier,  d.  young,  1837. 

Frands-Law,  of  Brasenoee  College,  Oxford,  b.  6  Aug.  1837. 
Mary-Franoes,  ni.  to  the  Ber.  A.  Jones. 
Mr.  Latham  d.  30  Jan.  1863. 

.i4r7}u— Erminois,  on  a  diie^  indented,  az.,  three  benmts, 
over  all,  a  bend,  gules. 

Crest— -On  a  rock,  ppr.,  an  eagle  with  wings  elevated,  ermi- 
nois.  preying  on  a  child,  ppr.,  swaddled,  az.,  banded,  arg. 

Jfotto— Seoundft  alite. 

Sea^-Bradwall  Hall,  Cheshire. 


LA  TOUCHE  OF  MARLAY. 

La  Touchk,  David-Charlbs,  Esq.  of  Marlny,  co, 
Dublin,  colonel  of  the  county  Dublin  tuilitia,  J. P. 
and  D.L.,  6.  18  April,  1800;  high-sheriff  of  Wicklow 
in  1838,  and  of  the  county  of  the  city  of  Dublin  in 
1848. 

^ineK^C—Tbfi  family  of  La  Touche  was  established  in 
Ireland  by 

David  Diquks  db  la  Touohk,  a  Huguenot,  who  settled  in 
that  kingdom  after  the  Bevooatiou  of  the  Edict  of  Nantes, 
having  served  first  as  volunteer,  and  afterwards  as  lieutenant 
and  captain,  in  the  Princess  Anne's  regiment  of  inflEULtry. 
He  was  the  fourth  son  of  a  noble  Protestant  funily  of  the 
Blesois,  which  possessed  considerable  estates  between  Blois 
and  Orleans,  and  in  other  parts  of  Franoe.  He  first  fled  to 
Holland,  where  a  branch  of  his  ftmiily  had  for  some  time 
been  established,  and  shortly  afterwards  embarking  with 
the  Prince  of  Orsmge,  served  the  Irish  campaign  under  him. 
At  the  conclusion  of  the  war,  Mr.  La  Touche,  with  many  of 
his  countrymen,  settled  in  Dublin.  He  m.  twice :  by  his 
second  wife  he  had  no  issue ;  but  by  the  first,  \^om  he  m. 
a  July,  1090,  Judith  Biard,  dau.  of  No^  Bianl,  and  Judith 
ChevaUer,  his  wife,  he  had  issue,  1  David ;  2  James-Digges, 
who  m.  twice,  and  dying  in  1793,  left  surviving  issue  three 
sons,  William,  E.I.C.C.S. ;  James,  of  Jamaica;  and  Peter ; 
1  Martha,  and  2  Judith.  Mr.  La  Touche  d.  17  Oct.  1745, 
and  was  «.  in  the  Bank  which  he  had  established  in  Dublin, 
by  his  son, 

David-Dioub  La  Touohc,  Esq.,  b.  31  Dec.  1703,  who  had 
been  educated  in  Holland  with  his  relation.  Digues  de  la 
Motte,  at  Rotterdam.  He  m.  8  Feb.  1724-6,  Mary-Anne, 
dau.  of  Gabriel  Canasilhes,  and  hnd  issue,  Oabriel-David,  b. 
in  1728,  who  d.  v.  p. ;  Datid,  of  whom  presently;  James,  b. 
1730,  d.  V.  p.  ;  John  {m  La  Toucni  of  HarrUtotm  ;)  Pbteb 
(Me  La  ToncHX  of  Belkvue;)  Gabriel,  6.  26  Dec.  1734  ;  Mat- 
thew, b.  in  1738 ;  MaiyAnne,  6.  in  1726 ;  Martha,  b.  in  1736 ; 
Elizabeth,  twin  with  Martha ;  and  Judith,  b.  in  1742.  Mr. 
La  Touche  d.  in  Feb.  1786.    The  eldest  son, 

Thji  Right  Hon.  Dayw  La  Touohb,  of  Marlsy.  co.  Dublin, 
many  years  M.P.  for  his  own  borough  of  Newcastle  and 
other  places,  m.  in  1761,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  George  Marlay. 
D.D.,  bishop  of  Dromore.  son  of  Chief  Justice  Marlay,  and 
by  her  (who  was  first-cousin  to  the  Right  Hon.  Henry 
Grattan)  he  had  issue,  1  David,  his  heir ;  2  George,  d.  unm. 
in.  1828 ;  8  John-David,  6.  2  Jan.  1772 ;  4  Peter,  b.  in  1777 
(§ee  La  Touohb  of  BtUeviu;)  5  Robert,  lieut.-ool.  of  the 
Carlow  militia,  and  for  some  years  M.P.  for  Carlow.  b.  in 
1783 ;  6  William,  d.  young ;  1  Ellzibeth,  m.  in  1781,  to  the 
Earl  of  Lonesborough ;  2  Harriet,  m.  to  Sir  Nicholas 
Colthurst,  Bart,  of  Ard.-iim,  co  C«»rk ;  3  Emily,  m.  to  Col. 
George  Vesey,  of  Lucan ;  4  Anne,  m.  to  George  JefTreys, 
Esq.  of  Blarnoy  Castle,  co.  Cork ;  5  Maria,  m.  to  the  Knight 
of  Kerry.    The  eldest  son, 

David  La  Touche,  Esq.  of  Marlay,  col.  of  the  Carlow 
mUitla,  and,  for  many  years,  M.P.  for  that  county,  m. 
94  Dec  1789,  Lady  Cecilia  Leeson,  dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Mill- 
town,  and  left  issue,  1  David,  d.  unm.  in  1830  ;  2  John,  in 
>  holy  orders,  vicai*  of  Mountrath,  m.  and  has  issue;  3 
George,  b.  in  1798,  m.  and  has  children;  4  Peter,  ooL 
E.I.C.8.,  m.  a  d^u  of  General  Maxwell,  and  hss  Insue;  5 
670 


William,  d.  wm. ;  6  Robert,  cMpL  fai  tba  anny,  m.  mod  has 
issue ;  7  Oedl,  d.  wwi. ;  1  Elisabeth,  nu  to  Ixnrd  Braaden ; 
2  Harriet,  m,  to  Villiers  Hatton,  Esq.,  raai^adml.  R.N. ;  S 
Franoes,  d.  unm, ;  4  Emily  ;  and  6  Mary.  Col.  La  Tooebe 
sold  Marlay  to  his  k»otber, 

John-David  La  Tooohb,  Esq.,  who  m.  in  1799.  Anne- 
Caroline,  dau.  of  Chailes  Tottenham,  Esq.  of  New  RoeSt  c« 
Wexford,  and  had  issue, 

Dayid-Chahleb,  now  of  Marlsy. 

Charles^ohu,  6.  31  Maroh,  1811. 

Frances-Caroline.  Ehsabeth-Louifla. 

Anne-Caroline. 

Arm^—Aig.,  a  pom^gnuoate,  ppr.,  oouped,  gu.,  oo  a  diaeC 
of  the  last,  two  mullets,  of  the  field. 
OreM^A  mullet  of  five  po^ts,  pierced,  aig. 
Motto — Quid  verum  ataue  deoens  euro  et  rogo. 
Srat— Maiiay,  co.  Dublin. 


LA  TOUCHE  OF  BELLEVUE. 
La  Touche,  Peter,  Esq.  of  Bellevue,  co.  Wicklow. 
8.  his  father  in  1830. 

linragr.— Pvm  La  Touohh,  Esq.  of  Bellevoe.  Sxd 
surviving  son  of  David-Digues  La  Toodbie,  Esq.,  hj  Mavy- 
Ann  Csnnsilhes  his  wifB,  sat  for  many  years  in  pariiamflDt 
as  knight  of  the  shire  for  Leitrim.  He  m.  1st,  in  l?6tt. 
Rebecca,  only  dau.  of  Robert  Vioars,  Esq.  of  Grantstown, 
Queeu's  County,  which  lady  d,$.p.  in  1786;  and  fadij, 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Eiohaid  Vicars,  Esq.  of  liivalley,  which 
lady,  who  had  no  children,  survived  her  husband  a  oonaider- 
able  time.  Having  no  issue,  Mr.  La  Touche  adopted  (t2» 
4th  son  of  his  brother,  the  Right  Hon.  David  La  Tooabs. 
of  Marlay)  his  nephew, 

Pbteb  La  Toughs,  Esq.  This  gentleman,  who  was  b. 
in  1777,  m.  in  1806,  the  Hon.  CharIo»tte  Maude,  dau.  of  Com- 
wallis.  Viscount  Hawarden,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Peter,  his  heir. 

II.  Comwallis,  d.  in  India. 

HI.  William-Robert  IT.  Ashley. 

V.  Charles-Henry. 

VI.  Francis,  late  hi^^-eherlff  of  the  county  of  Leitrim. 
viL  James.  viu.  Octavius.. 

IX.  John-Alexander. 

I.  Isabella.  u.  Charlotte.  ni.  Mary. 

rv.  Eliza.  v.  Elizabeth,  d.  young. 

Mr.  La  Touche  d.  in  1830,  and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  presnit 
Peter  La  Tovohx,  Esq.  of  BeUevue. 

Arms,  4(c~As  La  Touche  o/ Jfariajr. 
Sni—IMUfrvM,  oo.  Wicklow. 


LA  TOUCHE  OF  HARRISTOWN. 

La  Touche,  Joh.v,  Esq.  of  HarristowD,  ca  Kil- 
dare,  J.  P.  and  D.L.,  at  one  time  high-aheiifiE;  b. 
16  Sept.  1814 ;  m.  16  May,  1843,  Maria,  only  chfld 
of  Rose-Lambart  Price,  Esq.  of  Trengwainton,  by 
bis  wife  Catherine,  Countess  Dowager  of  Desart, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  PsBCT-O'CoirNOR,  6. 12  July,  1846. 

I.  Emily-Maria.  n.  Rose-Lucy. 

ItlttaSt. — JoHK  La  Touche,  Esq.  of  Harristown,  eo, 
Kildare,  M.P.,  2nd  surviving  8;iu  of  David-I>igues  La  Touche, 
Esq.,  by  Maxy-Anne  Canasilhes  his  wife,  m.  in  I76S,  Ger- 
trude-Fit^erald,  dau.  of  Robert  Uuiacke,  Eaq.  of  the  oo. 
Cork,  who  took  the  name  and  arms  of  Fitzgerald,  and  had 
issue, 

Robert,  his  hdr. 

John,  many  years  M.P.  for  the  county  of  Leitrim.  d.  mm. 

Gertrude,  m.  to  Frands  Mathew,  Snd  Earlof  UaDdali;aLd 
d,s.p. 

Marianne,  m,  to  Ralph-Peter  Dundas,  Esq. 

The  elder  son, 

RoBBRT  La  Touohb,  Esq.  of  Hairietown,  M.P.  for  the  ool 
Kild^ie,  ».  17  April,  1810,  Lady  Emily  Le  Poor  Txench. 
youngest  dau.  of  William  Power  Keating,  Ist  Eaxi  of  Osd* 
c-\rty,  and  by  her,  who  d.  8  April,  1816.  has  issue, 

JoHV.  DOW  of  Harristown. 

Robert,  twin  with  J<^m,  d.  S  Sept.  184«. 

Williiui,  6.  iu  lol5. 

Anne,  d.  young. 

Gertrude,  m.  1841,  to  her  cousin,  Stanley  McClintoek. 
Esq.,  son  of  John  McCUntock,  Esq.  of  Drumoar,  l^  Us  wifli 
the  Lady  Elizabeth  Le  Poor  Trench. 

Emily,  d,  yoimg. 
Mr.  La  Touche  d.  May,  1844. 

Arms,  *c.— As  La  Tocche  t(f  Mariay. 
Seat — Harristown,  KUcullen. 


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LASLETT  OF  ABBERTON  HALL. 

Laslktt,  Wiluam,  Esq.  of  Abberton  Hall,  co. 
Worcester,  M.P.  for  the  city  of  Worcester,  6.  9  Oct. 
1801 ;  in.  3  Feb.  1842.  Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
Right  Rev.  Dr.  Carr,  Bishop  of  Worcester. 

ULitltKQt, — ^Thomas  Laslett,  Esq.,  who  m  20  July, 
1760,  Jane,  only  child  of  Ralph  Emmenon,  Esq.,  d.  3  Aug. 
1788,  leaving  a  son  and  heir, 

Thokas-Emiibrson  Laslett,  Esq.  of  Worcester,  who  m. 
23  Dec.  1798,  Sophia  Jenkins ;  and  d.  19  Dec  1819,  (his 
widow  survived  until  30  July.  1830}  leaving  Issue, 

William,  now  of  Abberton  Hall. 

Thomas-Emmerson,  d.  wim. 

Sophia,  d.  unm.,  4  Deo.  1861. 

fiooi— Abberton  HaU,  near  Pershora. 


LAUTOUR  OF  HEXTON  HOUSE. 
Lautour,  Joseph- Andrew,  Esq.  of  Hexton  House, 
CO.  Herts,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  formerly  an  officer  Ist 
footgiiards,  high-sheriff  of  Herts  1827,  b.  1785 ;  m. 
1809,  Caroline,  only  surviving  dau.  and  heir  (her 
eiflter  and  co-heir,  Jane,  wife  of  Sir  G^rge  Shee, 
Bart.,  having  d.8.p\  of  William  Young,  Esq.  (natural 
Bon  of  Patrick,  5th  Lord  Elibank),  and  by  this  lady, 
with  whom  he  acquired  the  Hertfordshire  and  other 
estates,  had  issue, 
I.  WiLUAM-F&AKOis-JosBPH,  formerly  caipi.  grenid.-gds.> 
m.  Eliza,  dau.  of  William  Turton,  Esq.  of  Bast  Sheent 
and  has  issue. 
n.  Bdwiid,  H.E.I.Co.*s  dvil  service,  m.  Gafeherine,  dau. 
of  Ar^ibald  Sconce,  Esq.  ijf  Stiriingahire,  and  has 
issue. 
m.  Bdgar-Frederie,  H.B.I.Co.'s  dvil  service,  m.  Louisa^ 

dau.  of  William  Davidson,  Esq. 
IT.  Albert,  aa  officer  in  the  rifle  brigade. 
I.  Jane,  m.  to  Ool.  Louis  de  Tavares  Osorio  of  the  kingdom 

of  Portugal,  and  has  issue, 
n.  Garoline-Geoigiaoa,  m.  to  Theophilus-John,  eldest  son 
of  Sir  Richard  St.  George,  Bart.,  and  d.,  leaving  issue. 
IS.  Barbaia-Maiia.  iv.  Maria-Douglas. 

T.  Gertrude-Emily. 

Uttl^SffC. — ^The  De  Lautourscame  originally  from  Alsace, 
and  were  of  hlgfaly-distinguisbed  ancestry.  They  took  their 
rise  from  the  Cumptd  de  Cominges ;  and  so  early  as  the  time 
of  Asnarius,  Ist  Count  of  Cominges,  who  lived  about  the 
year  900,  the  name  of  the  "Biro  de  La  Tour,  Chevalier," 
oeeuxB. 

Raymond,  called  Gausseraud,  Seigneur  de  la  Tour,  living 
IISO,  M.  and  had  two  sons,  l  Brrmard  db  Latoub,  from 
whom  descended  the  Db  Lautoubs,  Seignetira  de  Cayiieoh, 
of  whom  the  English  Lautoubs  are  a  branch ;  and  ii. 
Bbbt&amd,  ancestor  of  Henry  de  la  Tour  d'Auvergne, 
Vkomte  de  Turenne,  marshal  of  France. 

Joseph  Francois  Louis  db  Lautoxtb,  6. 1730  (grandson  of 
Andre  Louis  de  la  Lautor,  who  was  in  the  service  of  the  Due 
de  Lorraine,  and  1st  cousin  of  Pierre  Jacques  de  Lautour, 
lieut.-gen.  des  Eiauz  et  Foists  at  Bouen),  came  in  early  life 
to  England,  and  thence  proceeded  to  the  East  Indies,  where, 
at  Madras,  he  established  himself  as  a  banker  and  merchant. 
He  subsequently  returned  to  England,  and  vdshed  to  revisit 
his  native  country,  but  tlie  war  prevented  him.  He  m. 
1779,  Anne  Hordle,  and  had  three  sons,  i.  Josbph-Andbbw, 
of  Hexton  House  ;  ii  Peter- Augustus,  C  B.,  K.H.,  colonel 
half-pay  of  the  30th  light  dragoons,  who  served  with  dis- 
tinctlun  at  Waterloo,  m.  Cameron,  dau.  of  John  Junes,  Esq. 
of  Cowie,  and  had  a  dau ;  ni.  James-Oliver,  an  officer  of  the 
Ist  guards,  killed  in  action  at  Bayonne,  34  Dec.  1813;  and 
four  daus.,  viz.,  i.  Amelia,  m.  to  Lieut.-General  Sir  W.  Ciun- 
ming ;  u^  Barbara,  m.  to  C  Teesdalo,  Esq.  of  Bognor, 
Btissex  ;  in.  Qeor>;iana,  m.  to  Edward  Majoribanks,  Esq.  of 
the  firm  of  Coutts  and  Co. ;  iv.  Maria,  m.  1st,  to  Sir  Robert 
Farquhar,  Bart. ;  and  2ndly,  to  the  late  Thomas  Hamiiton, 
I^.,  author  of  "  Cyril  Thornton,"  brother  of  Sir  W.  Hamil- 
ton. Bart. 

^yi,n«— Brminois.  a  fosse  crenelle  cottised,  go.  in  chief,  a 
tower  tripled  towered,  ppr.,  masoned,  arg. 

evvie— A  dexter  arm,  embowed  in  armom*,  aig.,  holdhig  in 
the  hand,  gaimtletted,  the  ancient  escutcheon  of  La  Tour, 
yir^,  as.,  a  tower,  as  in  the  arms. 

8uppvrlrr$—Tvro  angels,  ppr. 

Motto— Voxa  Dieu  et  mon  pays. 

SmI— Hexton  House,  Herts. 
671 


LA  WES  OF  ROTHAMSTED, 

Lawes,  John-Bennet,  Esq.  of  Rothamsted  Mauor 
House,  CO.  Herts,  J. P.,  b.  28  Dec.  1815;  m.  28  Dec. 
1842,  Caroline,  dau.  of  the  late  Andrew  Fountaine, 
Esq.  of  Narford  Hall,  Norfolk,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Ghaeles-Bbknbt,  b.  Oct.  1843. 

I.  Caroline. 

HitieAQr. — JoHH  Bbhvbt,  Esq,  J.P.,  (grandson  of 
Thomas  Bennet.  Esq  ,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  James 
Wlttewxong.  Esq.  of  Bothamsted,  recorder  of  St.  Albans, 
son  of  Sir  John  Wittewrong,  Bart,  by  Elisabeth  Middleton 
his  wife),  derived  Bothamsted  firum  his  cousin.  Thomas 
Wittewrong.  Esq.,  the  last  of  the  Wittewrongs,  who  d.  unm. 
in  1763,  and  dying  $.p.,  was  t.  in  the  estates  by  his  nephew, 
(son  of  his  sister  Mary,  by  Thomas  Lawes,  Esq.  her  husband  > 

Johk-Bknnbt  Lawbs,  Esq.  of  Bothamsted  Manor  House, 
D.L.,  who  m.  Aug.  1813,  Maiiaone,  dau.  of  J.  Sherman, 
Esq.  of  Drayton,  co.  Oxford,  and  relict  of  the  Eev.  David- 
George  Knox,  and  had  issue, 

John-Bbhvbt,  his  heir. 

Marianne,  m.  80  Oct  1884,  to  Charles-Thomas  Warde^  Esq. 
of  Wolcombe  Houses  co.  Warwick. 

Emily-Catharlue,  m.  to  Lewis  Mathlas  Esq.  of  Lamphey 
Court,  CO.  Pembroke. 

Mr.  Lawes  d.  22  Oct.  1822,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son,  tho 
present  John  Bienhbt  Lawbs,  Esq.  of  Bothamsted. 

Arm*— Or,  on  a  chief,  az.,  three  estoiles.  of  the  field. 
Crett — On  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  an  ermine,  passant,  ppr. 
£:ea^— Bothamsted  Manor  Room;  co.  Herts. 


LAWRENCE  OF  SEVENHAMPTON. 

Lawrence,  Walter-Lawrence,  Esq.  of  Sandy- 
well  Park,  CO.  Gloucester.  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  21  May, 
1799;  in.  24  July,  1824,  Mary,  only  dau.  of  ChriB- 
tian  Speldt,  Esq.  of  Stratford,  in  Essex,  and  has 
three  daus.,  viz., 

I.  Mabt-Euzasbth. 

n.  Alice.  m.  Agatha. 

This  gentleman,  whose  patronymio  is  Mobbis, 
assumed  in  its  stead  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Lawrence,  by  the  desire  of  his  maternal  grand- 
father, Walter  Lawrence,  E«q. 

Uttt^ngf  • — ^From  Sib  Bobbrt  Lawbbbcb,  Knt.,  great> 
grand-son  of  J  unes  Lawrence,  of  Ashton  Hall,  oo.  Lancaster, 
living  37  Hsnrt  III.,  lineally  descended. 

Waltbr  Lawrencb,  Esq.  of  Sevenhampton,  who  m.  Maiy, 
dau.  of  John  Cocks,  Esq.  of  Woodmancot^  co.  Qlouoester, 
a  branch  of  the  fomily  of  Cocks  of  Dumbleton,  progenitors 
of  the  ennobled  houso  of  Somers,  and  was  «.  at  his  decease 
by  his  elder  surviving  son, 

Walter  Lawrencb,  Esq.  of  Sevenhampton,  whom.  Maiy, 
only  surviving  child  of  Thomas  Hayward,  Esq.,  by  Dorothy 
his  wife,  another  dau.  of  the  said  John  Cocks,  Esq.  of 
Woodmancote,  and  left,  at  his  decease,  an  only  surviving 
child, 

Mart  Lawbbncb,  of  Sevenhampton,  representative, 
through  her  two  grandmothers,  of  the  family  of  Cocks  of 
Woodmancote.  She  m.  in  1797,  William  Morris,  Esq., 
brother  of  ]^bert  Morris,  Esq.,  M.P.,  for  Gloucester,  and 
has  an  only  surviving  child,  WALTSB-LAwasiroB-LAWRmraB, 
Esq.  of  Sondywell  Park. 

Arms— Arg. I  a  cross  raguly,  gu. 

Crest— The  tail  and  lowor  port  of  a  fish,  erected  and  couped, 
ppr. 
5mi(— Sandywell  Park,  Andoversford. 


LAWRENCE  OF  LISREAG^AN. 

Lawrence,  Walter,  Esq.  of  Lisreaghan,  oo. 
Galway,  J. P.,  high-sheriff  1820-1,  b.  15Dec.  179S; 
m.  1  March,  1818,  Georgiana,  8rd  dau.  of  the  late 
Charles  Blake,  Esq.  of  Moyne,  co.  Mayo,  and  of 
Merlin  Park,  co.  Galway,  and  has  had  issue, 

I  Walter,  late  of  the  41st  regt.,  m.  OUvla,  eldest  dam.  of 
the  late  Sir  Michael  D.  Bellew,  Bt 

II.  Charies,  d.  1816.  m.  John. 

rv.  Peter^Jharles.  d.  in  184B.        v.  Charles. 

VI.  Peter.  vii.  Denis-John. 

vin.  George.  «.  Henry-William:    ^ 


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~i.  0«oiigi«na-AnMtaaia. 
m.  MariarJana 
T.  Margaret-Eleanom. 
▼II.  Anne-Letitia-Helena. 
▼in.  Adelaide-OctaTia-Maria. 
IX.  Julia,  d,  in  1837.  x.  ElUabeth,  d.  in  18S8. 


n.  Catherine-EUttbeth. 
lY.  Matilda,  d.  in  1836. 
▼I.  Francee-Anne. 


%\XitK%t* — Thia  family  olaima  to  be  a  younger  branch 
of  the  yeiy  ancient  and  distinguished  ftunily  of  the  Law- 
BSNOXB  (Jif  Laneaahirt,  dcBcended  from  Sir  Richard  Law- 
rence, of  Aahtou  HaU.  in  that  county,  and  was  eatabliBhed 
in  Ireland  temp.  Queen  Elibabjbth. 

JoHK  Lawbxncx  settled  at  BaUymore,  oo.  Oalway.  and 
had  iuue,  Waltxr,  his  heir;  John;  Edward;  Peter; 
Joseph. 

Waltbi  Lawkkhob.  of  Ballymoro.  $.  his  fiither,  for 
whose  distinguished  services  he  was  rewarded  with  huge 
grants  of  lands,  under  patent  fhnn  Jambs  I.,  dated  1917. 
He  m.  in  1608.  Cloely.  dau.  of  Garrett  Moore.  Esq.  of 
Briese,  oo.  Mayo ;  and  d.  in  1685.  when  he  was  «.  by  his 
only  son, 

JoHK  Lawkchoe.  of  Ballymore  and  lisreaghan,  who  m. 
1st.  in  1640.  a  dau.  of  John  ODonelan.  Esq.  of  BaUy- 
donelan,  oo.  Oalway.  by  whom  he  had  no  issue ;  and 
tndly.  Mabella.  dau.  of  Killagfa  CTKelly.  Esq.  of  Aiighrim, 
CO.  Oalway,  eldest  son  and  heir  of  Feartanah  O'KeUy.  last 
chief  of  his  name,  and  had  (with  a  dau..  Mabella,  m.  to 
J.  Kelly.  Esq.  of  Ballagh,  co.  Oalway)  a  son,  Waltkk,  of 
whom  presently.  He  d.  in  1675  (his  widow  m.  Sndly. 
James  Deane.  Esq.).  and  was  $.  by  his  son. 

Walter  Lawrenos.  Esq.  of  Lisreaghan.  who  m.  in  1673. 
Cicily.  dau.  of  Colonel  Garrett  Moore,  of  dogfaan  Castle, 
King's  County,  by  his  wife,  the  Lady  Margaret,  2nd  dau. 
of  Richard,  6th  Earl  of  Chuuicarde,  and  by  her  (who  i». 
Sndly,  John  Kelly,  Eaq.)  left  at  his  decease,  in  16n  (with 
a  dau..  Honoria.  m.  to  H.  Felly,  Bsq.  of  Kill,  co.  (Jalway). 
two  sons,  minors,  John,  d.  t.  j>.,  under  age ;  and 

Waltkb  Lawbevob,  Esq.  of  Lisreaghan,  who  m.  in  1699, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Nicholas  Arohdekene,  Esq.  of  Gortnamona, 
00.  Oalway;  and  dying  in  1706,  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Jomr  Lawkenob.  Esq.  of  Lisreaghan,  who  m.  20  April, 
1727,  Mary,  only  dau.  and  hekiess  of  John  Scott.  Esq.  of 
Greenish  and  Ci^paTamagh,  oo.  Oalway,  and  of  Mont 
Serat,  West  Indies,  by  his  wife.  Anast4Mia,  dau.  of  Robert 
Ff^vnoh,  Esq.  of  Rahasane,  oo.  Oalway ;  and  dying  in  1730, 
was  <.  1^  his  only  s(m, 

Waltsii  LAWBXiroE.  Esq.  of  Lisreaghan,  b.  1729;  who 
m.  1st,  in  May,  1760,  Maigery,  only  dau.  of  Edmond 
Netterrille,  Esq.  of  Longford,  co.  Oalway,  and  had  issue, 
Peter,  6.  Aug.  1762,  d.  i.  p.  July,  1790 ;  and  Maria,  <f.  unm. 
in  1828.  Mr.  Lawrence  m.  2ndly.  in  Aug.  1791,  Catherine, 
dau.  of  John  D'Arcy,  Esq.  of  BallyUne,  co.  Ifayo,  and  by 
hsr  had  issue, 
Waltbb,  now  of  Lisreaghan. 

Matilda-Maigaret,  m.  to  Thomas  Seymour.  Esq.  of  BaUy- 
more Castie,  CO.  Oalway,  and  has  issue. 
Mr.  Lawrence  d.  in  Oct.  1796. 

Atm$'  Quarterly;  Ist  and  4th.  arg..  a  cross-rM^y,  gu., 
for  Lawbbncb  ;  2iid  and  8rd,  sa.,  a  Catherine  whe^  betvreen 
two  crescents,  in  chief;  and  a  trefoil  in  Irase,  or.  for  Soon. 

Cmt—A  demi-turbot,  tail  erect,  ppr. 

£fotto— Pro  rege.  et  propatriA,  semper. 

.fiea^-Lisretghan  (orBelievue).  Lawrenoetown.  oo.  Oalway. 


LAWSON  OF  ALDBOROUGH  AND  BOROUGH- 
BRIDGE. 

Lawsok,  Andrew-Sherlock,  Esq.  of  Aldborough 
Manor  and  Boroughbridge  Hall,  both  in  the  county 
of  York,  b.  1  Nov.  1824;  m.  1  July,  1852,  Isabella, 
yonngest  dau.  of  the  late  John  Grant,  Esq.  of  Nut- 
tall  Hallf  oo.  Lancaster,  and  has  iasue, 

I.  Ajtdbsw-Shebloox,  b.  22  Feb  1855. 

II.  J<4m-Orant,  5.  28  July.  1850. 
I.  Jane-Ora&L 

Kneafff.— In  imo. 

Sib  Oboikib  Lawson.  Knt..  treasurer  of  Berwick,  was 
mayor  of  the  eity  of  York.  He  left  a  dau..  Anne,  m.  to 
William  Lawson,  and  a  son,  his  successor, 

Thomas  Lawson,  of  York,  mayor  of  that  dty  in  1562. 
49e  m.  Christian,  daii.  of  Hugh  Atkinson,  of  Castleford, 
in  Yortuhire.  and  had,  with  two  daus.,  throe  sons,  of 
whom  the  eldest, 

Fcteb  Lawbov.  of  Poppleton.  living  in  1584,  m.  Elisa- 
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both,  dao.  of  Ambrose  Beckwith,  of  StOUngflaet,  a&d  had 
two  sons  and  two  dsus.    The  elder  son, 

Oboboe  Lawsok,  b.  in  1576,  of  Poppleioa,  and  adb- 
sequently  of  Moreby,  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  George  Twisletan, 
of  Barley,  near  Selby,  and  had  issue  three  sons  and  eight 
daus.    The  eldest  son. 

The  Ret.  Geobob  Lawson.  of  Moreby,  bapt.  18  Nor. 
1600.  rector  of  Eakring.  Notts;  m.  in  1668.  Eleaaor  Koie. 
of  Normanton,  co.  Lincoln,  by  whom  (who  was  buried  in 
1686)  he  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Oboboe  Lawson.  Esq.  of  Morby.  who  m.  in  1680,  Biaa- 
beth.  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Marmaduke  Bosyille,  Eaq.  of 
Seaton  Rosse,  in  tiie  East  Riding,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in 
16^)  had  two  sons,  viz., 
L  Mabxadukb,  hiB  heb:. 

II.  RiCHABD,  b.  in  1007;  mayor  of  Yoric  in  1741  and  1T54. 
He  m.  Barbara,  dau.  of  the  Rer.  Thomas  Burton.  MJL. 
vicar  of  HaUfluc,  by  EUzabeth  Us  wife,  dao.  of  FAncfa 
Jessop,  Esq.  of  Broom  Hall,  great -great -grandson  of 
Richard  Jessop^  Esq.,  by  Anne  nis  wife.  eldMt  dan.  and 
co-heir  of  Robert  Swyft.  Esq  of  Broom  Hall,  dawsoded 
Arom  Robert  Swyft,  "the  rich  mert^er  of  Botherham." 
and  had  issue, 

1  Mabmaduke,  of  whom  presently. 
1  Dorothy,  m.  to  her  cousin.  Andrew  WQkinson,  Bni. 
of  Boroughbridge.  c^L  B.N.,  eldest  surviving  son  of 
Andrew  Wilkinson,  EiMj..  member  for  AJdbro^  many 
parliaments,  by  Barbara,  sister  to  the  last  Lord  D'Azcy. 
of  Navan,  being  dau.  ar.d  co-heir  of  WnUam  Jmaap, 
Esq.  of  Broom  Hall.  M.P..  and  the  Hon.  Mazy  Jessop. 
Mr.  Lawsim  d.  in  1000,  and  was  c  by  his  elder  son. 

Mabmaduke  Lawson,  Esq.  of  Moreby,  bapt.  in  10S6, 
who  had,  by  Susannah  his  1st  wife  (who  d.  in  1711)  two 
sons,  who  both  d.  t.  p.    Mr.  Lawson*e  n^>bew. 

The  Rev.  Mabmaduke  Lawson,  M.A..  r«ctor of  Sproatky 
and  prebendary  of  Bipon,  6.  in  1740 ;  m.  Barijara-IsabeOa, 
dau.  of  John  Wilkinson.  Esq.  of  the  Middle  Ttaiple, 
brother  of  the  Rev.  James  Wilkinson,  view  of  ft>M»<R*M 
of  Broom  HaU,  near  that  place,  and  of  Boroughbridge 
Hall,  Yorkshire,  and  had  issue, 

Mabmaduke,  his  heir.  Andbew,  heir  to  his  bsother. 

James,  vicar  of  Buckrainster.  oo.  Leicester. 

John,  incumbent  of  Seaton  Carew,  oo.  Durham. 

Barbara. 

Dorothy,  m.  in  1881.  to  the  Rev.  Edward  Bird,  reotor  of 
Tattenhall,  Cheshke. 

Mary.  m.  in  1838,  to  the  Rev.  Alexander  Stewart,  M  A, 
rector  of  Burford,  Worcestershire,  eldest  aon  of  the  Hon. 
Montgomerle  Stewart,  and  nephew  to  the  Eail  of  Gallo- 
way.   He  d.  in  1880. 

Mr.  Lewson  d.  in  1814  (Mrs.  Lawson  d.  in  1838X  >Dd  wm 
i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Mabmaduke  Lawson,  Esq.  of  Borooj^bridge  Hall,  J.P., 
M.P.,  a  gentleman  distinguished  by  his  literary  pi«-emiiMnoe 
at  Cambridge.  He  d.  unm.  10  March,  1828,  when  the  Wil- 
kinson estates  devolved  upon  Us  next  brotho', 

Andbew  Lawson,  Esq.  of  Aldborough  Lodge  and 
Boroughbridge  Hall,  M.P.  for  Knaresbonragh,  6.  in  1800 ; 
m.  in  1823,  Mariaime-Aima-Maria,  eldest  dau.  of  Thomas- 
Sherlock  Gooch,  Esq.  of  Bramfleld  Hall,  in  Buflblk,  M.P., 
and  had  issue, 

Andbbw-Sheblook.  present  head  of  the  Ihmily 
Edward-John,  6.  8  April,  1820. 
Mannaduke-Chaiies,  6.  16  Oct  1827. 
James-Oeoive,  b.  14  Nov.  1838. 
Thomas- Wimftm,  6.  1  Usavh,  1838. 

Richard,  6.  11  April,  1^36.  Septimus^  5.  1  July.  1830. 

Octavius-Ridley,  6.  28  March,  1840. 

Mary,  m.  0  Deo.  1847.  to  John-Dunn  Gardner.  Esq.  of 
Chatteris,  co.  Cambridge;  and  d.  ApriL  1851. 
Anne-Matilda. 

.«<rm*— Paly  of  four,  gu.  and  vert,  on  a  chevron,  or,  a  gnr- 
hound's  head,  erased,  sa.,  between  two  dnqoefbils,  as.,  a 
chief,  gold,  charged  with  an  ogress,  thereon  ademi-lioo,  ram- 
pant, aiig..  between  two  crescents,  sa.,  on  each  thr«e  pbtss. 

Crert— -A  wolf's  head,  craned,  ppr.,  charged  on  the  ueok 
with  three  bezants,  a  collar,  vert. 

Motto— hovtl  secret. 

Seat*— Aldborough  Manor,  and  Boroughbridge  Ball.  Ycik- 


liAWSON  OF  LONGHIRST. 
Lawson,  William-John,  Esq.  of  LoD^iirat  Hall, 
oo.  Northumberland,  6.  6  March,  1822. 

%iXlt&Qt. — WiLUAM  Lawson,  Esq.  of  Longhirst,  ttvii^ 
in  1062,  son  of  Robert  Lawson,  of  Longhixst.  whose  will 
bears  date  in  1039.  and  grandson  of  Robert  Iawsod.  of 
LonghiTBt,  had  by  Margaivt  his  wife  (who  m.  Sndly. 
Anthony  Mitford.  Esq.).  a  fnd  son. 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


LAW 

JoHH  liiwsov,  Baq.  of  Longhlnt,  who  m.  4  Dee.  1679, 
Barbftis,  dan.  of  Edward  Cool^  Esq.  of  Amble  New  Hall, 
and  had  iasue,  Wuxxam,  hia  heir ;  Edward,  b.  in  1686 ; 
John,  whoee  aon,  John,  aold  Old  Moor,  in  1828 ;  Margaret, 
b,  in  1688,  wife  of  Mr.  Henry  AtUnaon,  and  mother  of 
Jane  Atkinaon,  who  m.  William  Scott,  merchant,  of  New- 
eaatle,  and  had,  with  other  issue,  the  Lords  Stowell  and 
BIdon ;  Jane.  m.  to  Balph  Watson,  Esq.  of  North  Beaton ; 
Mary,  m.  to  Mr.  Geoxge  Barker ;  and  Sarah,  m.  in  1741,  to 
the  Ber.  John  Walton.    The  eldest  son, 

William  Lawsov,  Esq.  of  Longhirst,  6.  21  May,  1684 ; 
M.  SO  Dec  1723,  Ann,  dan.  of  Robert  Camaby,  Esq.  of 
FuOwell,  in  Durham,  and  had  issue.  Mr.  Lawson  d. 
I  March,  1700,  and  was  i.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jooxr  Lawbon,  Esq.  of  Longhirst,  6.  81  Dec  1781 ;  who 
d.  uma.  17  Sept.  1822,  and  was  t.  by  his  nephew, 

William  Lawsov,  Esq.  of  Longhirst,  J.P.  and  D.L.  (son 
of  William  Lawson.  and  his  wife,  Jane  Smith,  of  Togston). 
He  was  b.  21  Jan.  1775  ;  and  m.  24  Feb.  1821,  John-Hester, 
dm.  of  the  late  Mr.  John  Clark,  of  Haddington,  by  whom 
he  left  at  hia  decease,  20  Oct  1856,  two  sons  and  three 
daus.,  Tis., 

William- JoHK.  now  of  Longhirst. 

Edward,  in  holy  orders,  m/So  Oct.  1858,  Marv-Eliaa,  dau. 
of  the  late  Oeoige  Maule,  Esq.,  solicitor  to  the  Treasury, 
and  has  issuer  WilUam-Bdward,  b.  6  April,  1855;  and 
Mary-Louisa. 

Susannah.  Jane-Hester.  Louisa-Caroline. 

Jrm»-~ATg.,  a  chevron,  between  three  martlets,  sa. 

OmI— Two  arms,  embowed,  couped  at  the  elbow,  Tested, 
enn.,  cnf^  aiv.,  supporting  hi  the  hands,  ppr.,  the  sun  in 
q>lendour,  gold. 

fiMt— Longhirst,  Morpeth. 


LAWTON  OF  LAWTON. 

Laivton,  Charues-Bourne,  Esq.  of  Lawton  Hall, 
oo.  Chesteri  J.P. ;  m,  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  Henry 
Featherstonbaugh,  Esq.  of  Tooting,  co.  Surrey ;  and 
2ndlj,  Marianne-Percy,  dau.  of  William  Belcombe, 
M.D.,  of  York,  but  has  no  issue. 

&UUA0f . — ^This  family  have  possessed  the  manor  of 
Xawton  since  the  reign  of  Hevby  YI.,  and,  by  a  well- 
founded  tradition,  from  a  much  etirlier  period.  The  pedi- 
gree, however,  prior  to  that  date  cannot  be  perfootly 
traced  ;  we  shaU,  therefore,  begin  with  the  earliest  member 
of  the  fkmily  from  whom  there  is  a  dear  deduction,  via., 

Huoh  Lawtow,  of  Lawton,  who  in.  Isabella,  dau.  of 
John  Madoo,  and  widow  of  Bekyn  Bemys. 

JoHV  Lawtov,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  b.  in  1606  (eldest  son 
and  heir  of  William  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  and  grandson 
of  John  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  living  in  1580) ;  m.  Clare, 
diXXL  of  Ralph  Sneyd,  Esq.  of  Keel,  co.  Stafford,  by  whom 
he  had  an  eldest  son  and  successor, 

Wiluam  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  b.  in  1630 ;  sheriff  of 
Cheshire  in  1672;  who  m.  Hester,  2nd  dau.  of  Sir  Edward 
LoDguevUle,  Bart.,  by  Margaret,  dau.  of  Sir  Thomas  Temple, 
of  Stowe,  and  by  her  had  issue.  Mr.  Lawton  d.  Sept.  1608, 
and  was  «.  by  his  oldest  son, 

JoHV  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  6.  7  May,  1656 ;  who*in. 
lat,  Anne,  dan.  of  Qeatge,  younger  son  of  Henry,  1st  Earl 
of  Manchester,  and  sister  of  Charles,  Earl  of  Halifax.  By 
this  lady  Mr.  Lawton  had  issue, 

William,  who  d.  $.  p.  in  1714. 

Edward,  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  William  Traflbrd,  Esq.  of 
Swithamley.  and  d.  in  1780. 

John,  M.P.  for  Newoastle-undei^Lyme,  d.  18  June^  1740. 

Anne,  m,  in  1786,  to  John  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Wybunbury. 

Marv,  m.  to  Balph  Trafford,  Esq.;  with  several  other 
children,  whod.  wun. 

Mr.  Lawton  m.  2ndly,  Mary,  relict  of  Sir  Edward  Longue- 
yiUe,  Bart.,  by  whom  he  had  an  only  son,  his  suooessor, 

BoBXBT  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  bi^.  6  May,  1723; 
sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  1754 ;  who  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  John 
OfiBey,  Esq.  of  Madeley,  M.P.  for  the  oo.  of  Chester,  who 
assumed  afterwards  the  surname  of  Caswa.  By  this  lady 
Mr.  Lawton  had  an  eldest  son  and  successor, 

John  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  5.  in  8^>t.  1746.  He  m. 
Anne,  dau.  and  oo4ieiress  of  Charles  Crewe^  Esq.,  M.P.  for 
Cheshire ;  and  d.  25  March,  1804,  leaving  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

CHABLBS-BouRNa,  of  Lawtou. 

John,  Hi.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  John  Carter,  Esq.,  and  has 


LAW 

The  eldest  son, 

Wiluam  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Lawton,  succeeded,  on  the 
death  of  his  ftther,  in  1804,  to  the  family  estates;  but, 
dying  issueless,  was  therein  t.  by  his  next  brother, 
Chablu-Boubnb  Lawton.  Esq.  of  Lawton  Hall. 

AnM—Arg.,  on  a  fesse,  between  throe  cross-oroaalets, 
fltch^  sa.,  a  cinquefoil,  of  the  first 

Cre$tr-A  demi-wolf,  rampant,  axg.,  liokiug  a  wound  in  the 
right  shoulder. 

JSmt—lAwUm.  Hall,  Cheshire. 


LAWTON  OF  CAPE  VIEW. 

Lawton,  Hugh,  Esq.  of  Cape  View,  co.  Cork, 
J.P.,  6. 11  May.  1778;  m.  30  May,  1799,  Anna-Maria, 
only  child  (by  hia  Ist  wife,  Mai^aret,  dau.  of  Robert 
Gordon,  Ej-q.  of  New  Grove,  by  Anne  hia  wife,  sister 
of  General  Robert  Cunningham,  Ist  Lord  Rossmore) 
of  William  Warren,  Esq.  of  Lisgoold,  co.  Cork,  2nd 
sou  of  Sir  Robert  Warren,  lat  Bart,  of  Crookstown, 
CO.  Cork.    By  her  Mr.  Lawton  has  issue, 

I.  Chbistopbeb,  b.  1800;  m.  1822,  Hary-Anne  Knowles, 
of  the  00.  Worcester. 

II.  Robert-Shaw,  b.  1810;  t».  1888,  Dorothy  FitzSymonds. 
iiL  Charles-Palmer,  b.  1811. 

IV.  WilUatu-Heniy,  6. 1813. 

V.  Augustus,  6.  1818.  VI.  Edward,  b.  1810. 
vu.  William- Warren,  6. 1821. 

I.  Anna-Maria. 

u.  Horcy,  m.  to  the  Rot.  Christopher-Somers  Clarke, 
rector  of  Undsell,  Dunmow,  co.  Essex. 

III.  Margaret-Qordon.  nr.  Catherine-Rye. 
V.  Mary-Bushe. 

Ikitlt&fit, — ^This  is  a  scion  of  the  ancient  Cheshire 
family  of  Lawton,  of  Lawton  Hill,  which  went  over  to 
Ireland  with  Wiluam  III.  A  branch  settled  at  Bordeaux, 
in  France,  and  is  still  resident  there.  The  great-grandikther 
of  the  preeeut  representatiTe. 

Hugh  Lawton,  Esq.,  m.  in  Cheshire,  and  had  (with  a 
dau.,  mother  of  Judge  Carleton,  created  Yisooukt  CAau- 
ton)  a  son, 

Huoh  Lawtok,  Esq.  of  Castle  Jane,  co  Cork,  who  m. 
27  July,  1734,  his  cousin.  Jane  Lawton ;  and  d.  in  1784 , 
leaving  (with  a  dau.,  Anne,  m.  to  Peter  Cirey,  Esq.  of 
CareysriUe  Castle,  Fermoy,  co.  Cork)  throe  sons,  William, 
Cbbistophxu,  and  Hugh.    His  2nd  son, 

Christopheb  Lawton,  Esq.  of  Mercyrille,  co.  Cork,  m. 
in  1774,  Mercy,  dau.  of  CoL  Samuel  Hutchinson,  of  Black 
Rock.  Bantry,  and  of  Affiidown,  co.  Cork,  and  by  this  lady 
(who  d.  in  1818}  had  (with  two  sods  and  a  dau.,  aU  of  whom 
d.  young)  another  son  and  dau.,  Tia.,  the  present  HuoB 
Lawton.  Esq.  of  Cape  View;  and  Jane.  m.  to  Robert 
Shaw.  Esq.,  first^soushi  of  Sir  Robert  Shaw,  Bart  of 
Dublin ;  and  d.  leaving  issue.    Mr.  Lawton  d.  in  1780. 

Arm*—Arg.f  on  a  fesscL  between  three  croeses  crosslet, 
fltoh^  sa.,  a  cinquefoil,  of  the  first. 

Crat^A  demi-wolf,  salient,  regardant,  m..  and  licking  a 
wound  on  the  shoulder,  three  drops  of  blood  dropping  there- 
trota. 

MoUo—ILouor. 

Saa<— Cape  View,  co.  Cork. 


Fhilf n.  a  lieut.  in  the  88rd  light  iofantiy,  d.  on  his 
to  the  West  Indies. 
673 


LAWLOR  OF  GRENAGH  HOUSE. 

Shikb-Lawlob,  Dsifis,  Esq.  of  Caatlelough  and 
Grenagh  House,  oo.  Kerry,  J.P.,  (.  SU  March,  1808 ; 
m.  4  June,  1840,  Isabella,  eldest  dau.  of  Edward 
Huddleston,  Esq.  of  Sawston  Hall,  co.  CSainbridge, 
and  has  issue, 

I.  DcciB-AuEXANDsa,  b.  8  July,  1848. 

L  Isabella-Ellen.  u.  Mary-Jane. 

ni.  Frances-Mary. 

Mr.  Lawlor  served  as  high-eheriff  in  1840. 

8.itUASe«— Dbnis  SHOra,  Esq.  of  KlUamey,  son  of 
Dems  Shine,  Esq.  of  Mount  Inf^mt,  oo.  Coik,  by  Elisa 
Barrett  his  wife,  m.  21  Jan.  1807,  Ellen,  only  dau.  of 
Martin  Lawlor,  Esq.  of  Killamey,  and  left  issue, 

Denis,  now  of  Castlelough  and  Grenagh  House. 

Martin.  M.D. 

Mary-Anno,  a  nun. 
Mr.  Shine  was  kUted  by  a  fall  f^m  hii  hotit,  17  Juno,  J812. 

filrat— Grenagh  ] 


nuu. 

Uted  by  a  fall  f^m  hii  horse,  17  Juno,  1812 
I  Hous«,  00.  Kwrj.d  by  GoOglC 


LEA 

LATTON  OF  CHETTISHAM  HALL. 

Lattov,  Wiluam,  Eeq.  of  Chettiflham  Hall,  Isle 
of  Ely,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1838,  6.  6  Oct 
1797;  m.  18  Oct.  1826,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  TOden, 
E«j.  of  Ifield  Court,  Kent.  Mr.  Layton  is  son  of 
William  Lavton,  Esq.,  by  Maiy  Tomson  his  wife. 
He  has  one  brother,  Edward,  who  m.  in  liny,  1821, 
Amelia^  dau.  of  Charles  Miller,  Esq.,  late  consul  of 
B«»ncoolen,  and  one  sister,  Mary,  m.  to  the  Rev. 
Wilh'am  Tilden,  rector  of  Downham,  near  Ely, 
formerly  of  Ifield  Court. 

Ara^-ChettiabaiD  Han,  Ely. 


LEA  OF  ASTLEY  HALL. 

Lba,  Thomas-Simcoz,  Esq.  of  Astley  Hall,  co. 
Worcester,  J.P.   and  D.L.,    high -sheriff  1845,   ft. 
17  June,  1788;  m.  1st,  12  Aug.  1818,   Elizabeth- 
Pratt,  eldest  dau,  of  Oeoi^ge  Simcox,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of 
Harbome,  oo.  Stafford,  and  by  her  (who  d.  IS  Feb. 
1884)  had  issue, 
I.  FasDCiuc-Sncooz.   b.  24  Dec.   1828;   incumbent  of 
Trinity  Church.  Stepuej ;  m.  11  Dec.  1855.  Elizabeth- 
Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Henry  Clark,  vioar  of 
Harmston,  co.  linooln. 

I.  Harriet-Eliza,  m.  8  Jan.  1846,  to  the  Bev.  S.-B.  WaUer, 
incumbent  of  Lower  Mitton,  co.  Wuroester. 

II.  Ifax^sax^-  ni.  Anne-Maria.  it.  lavinia. 
Mr.  Lea  m.  2ndly,  21  April,  1885,  Lavinia-Anne, 
dau.  of  W.B.  Tarbutt,  Esq.  of  London,  and  by  her 
has, 

I.  Beginold-Stephen,  b.  21  Jan.  1846. 
I.  Caroline.  ii.  Laura-Sophia. 

III.  Augusta.  ly.  Charlotte.  y.  CUura^ane. 

llilirajB:(.— ^OHir  Lka,  of  Klddermhister  (eldest  sou 
of  Francis  Lea,  of  Kidderminster,  by  Tfann^  his  wife,  dau. 
of  John  Broom,  and  grandson  of  John  Lea,  whose  grand- 
father, Stephen  Lea,  of  Kidderminster,  clothier,  purchased 
a  freehold,  in  16S6,  from  Abraham  Chamberlain)  m.  14  March, 
1786,  Ann,  dau.  ot  Thomas  Simcox,  Esq.  of  West  Brom- 
wich  and  Birmingham ;  and  d.  21  Sept.  184S,  havhig  had 
(besides  the  present  Thomas  Simcox  Lea,  Esq.  of  Astley 
Hall)  two  other  eons  and  three  daus.,  riz., 
John,  m.  Ann-Maria,  2nd  dau.  of  Oeoige  Simcox,  Esq. ; 
and  d.  leaving  two  sous,  Arthur-Augustus,  and  John- 
Walter,  both  of  Wadham  CoUege,  Oxford. 
George,  in  holy  orders,  canon  of  lichfield,  and  incumbent 
of  Christ  Church,  Birmingham,  m.  Sophia,  dau.  of  the 
late  Hon.  Mr.  Baron  Guzney. 

Hannah-Maria,  m.  to  ThoniM-Green  Simcox,  Esq.  of  Har- 
bome House,  CO.  StaflTord. 
Louisa. 

Ann,  m.  to  WiUiam  Hogan,  Esq.  of  Dublin,  barrister^t- 
law. 

Arm* — Erm.,  a  fease,  dancett^  yert,  fleury,  counterfleury, 
or,  between,  in  chief,  two  lions,  passant,  sa  ,  and  in  base,  a 
stag,  lodged,  ppr.,  coliarod,  and  cnain  reflexed  over  the  bock, 
of  the  thhd. 

CVert— A  beaver,  ppr.,  sem^e-de-lls,  or,  holding  in  the 
mouth  a  branch  of  wiliow,  also  ppr. 

MaUo—Sjie  vit»  melioris. 

Seat— Astley  Hall,  near  Btouiport. 


LEADER  OF  DROMAGH  CASTLE. 

Leadeb,  Nicholas  -  Philpot,  Esq.  of  Dromagh 
Castle,  CO.  Cork,  J.P. ;  #.  his  father  in  1836. 

%intiiQt» — About  the  middle  of  the  17th  centmy,  two 
brothers,  Hemrt  and  John  Lxadeb,  settled  in  the  co.  Cork, 
in  Ireland.  The  younger  brother,  John,  was  ancestor  of 
the  LxADBRS,  of  Keale,  co.  Cork :  the  elder, 

Henry  LaAnsR,  Esq.,  purchased  very  oonsidenible  estates 
in  the  co.  Cork,  amongst  others,  the  family  residence  of 
Mount  Leader.    He  m.  1689,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Radley,  Esq.,  by  Mavella  Chinnery  his  wife,  and  d.  circa 
1738,  having  htd  issue, 
John,  of  Mount  Leader,  b.  1698;  m.  1718,  Margaret,  3rd 
dau.   of  Edward  Herbert,   of  Kilcow.    co.   Kerry,   and 
d.  circa  1732.  leiivinff.  by  his  wife  (who  m.  2ndly,  Rev 
Cmven  Stanley),  with  six  daus.,  of  whom  the  eldest, 
Mary,  m.  Richard-Edward  Hull.  Esq.  of  Leamcon.  three 
sous,  EowAJtD.  whos    only  son,  John  Leader,  £^.  sold 
674  ^  ,  -^ , 


LEA 

Moont  Lesdsr  to  his  tomtn,  WQItam  \  ■■!■■  ,  m 

Ricbard,  cant  in  the  army,  of  OldcaaUe,  eu  Cock. 
Thomas,  6.  In  1700,  d.  in  17::7.  beiiw  mmdered  br  hte 

oousina,  the  (TKeefes. 

Henbt,  of  Tuffig.  eo.  Cork,  of  wbom  presenflr. 
Mary.  m.  1711,  to  John  Poreell,  bq:  of  r     ' 

Cork. 
Mmnret,  who  m.  Daniel  CKeefe^  Bbq.  of  CnDen,  ea. 

MarroTIa,  who  m.  John  Leader,  of  Keale. 
The  3rd  son  of  Heuiy  Leader,  by  Maxgaiet  Badley  h»  -mli, 

HSXBT  I«^CB,  Esq.  of  TuUig.  co.  Cork,  6-  1705,  m.  IWl, 
Christabelis,  dau.  of  WiUiam  FhUpott,  ot  Drosu^h,  es. 
Cork,  and  by  her  (who  <£.  in  17»4)  kft  haus, 

'  i^'>  ^  1^2- **•  *a  WW.  He  m.  in  IWT,  IMMok, 
eldest  dan.  of  Einanuri  Hotchinaon,  Esq.,  awl  ted  sa 
only  son,  Henbt  lljuncE,  Esq.,  fomi^  of  IHy.  co. 
DonegAl,  and  late  of  Adelaide  Uoad,  DnbUn,  ft.  m  ITW. 
Ho  «.  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Stswait,  and  d.  in 
1844,  leaving  ason,  Hs>bt,  of  Diomaneen.  near  Kaatoik. 
CO.  Cork,  m.  18li  Sarah,  dsu.  of  Thomas  Woodeo^ 
Esq.,  linker,  of  Wigan,  and  had,  William,  and  otbar 
issue;  and  fire  daus.,  Elijabeth,  d.  umm^.-  Debonh. 
«.  in  1845,  to  John  ABen,  Esq. :  Mary,  m.  'in  1844w  to 
WUham-Ribton  Ward.  BsqTciSo^  i^  ftSdJ 
Forster,  Esq.  of  Rushlne  Lodge,  co.  DooeRsl:  and  Mar- 
garet, ta.  in  Aug.  1884,  John-H.  Orpeu,  Km.   M.D 

u.  William,  of  Mount  Leader,  J.P.,  6  in  174S ;  d.  hi  18J8- 
w.  April,  1768,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Waiham  St.  Lflnr.  Esq.  ef 
Heyward's  Hill,  and  bad  issue, 

1  NiCHOLAs-PmLPOT,  M.P.  for  Kilkenny,  who  «.  Mar- 
garet, dau.  and  cobeir  of  Andrew  Nash,  bo.  <tf  UmIi. 
ville,  CO.  Cork,  and  d.  1S36,  leaving  i 


Nicholas-Philpot,  now  of  Dromagh  < 

WOliam,  of  NaahviUe,  ta   Miss  IMSillicoddT  of  tbs 

Reeks.  * 

Henry,  who  m.  Maigarot,  dsn.  €ft  John-BimiinehiBi 

Miller,  Esq.,  Q.C.,  and  has  issue.  ««uki-iii 

Margaret,  m.  John  Newman,  Esq.,  eldest  son  of  A«i«». 

Newman,  Esq.  of  Dromore,  oo.  Cork. 
Elizabeth. 

2  Warham,  rector  of  St.  Anne^  SiMndon.  Cork.  m. 
Henrietta,  dau.  of  Robert  Atkins,  of  RrvilK  aad  A  a  ». 

8  William,  curate  of  St  Peter's,  Cork,  <L  %ma.  ^ 

4  Hknbt,  now  of  Mount  Leader,  co.  Cork. 
1  EUaabeth,  m.  in  1799,  the  Rev.  Mathew  Pan»a  dd«t 
son  of  Sir  John  PurooU.    The  Rev.  Mr.  Pnioell  d.  m 

i  Harriett,  at.  to   Mathias  Headley,  Esq.  of  Mdont 
Rivers,  co.  Cork,  and  d.t.p.in  1883. 

3  Emilia,  m.  to  John-Rye  Coppinger.  Esq.  of  Caihnei 
CO.  Coiic,  andd.  a  p.  in  1832.  ^^^^'  "^'  *"  ^«™^ 

4  Louisa,  m.  Richard-Harris  Purcell,  Esq.  of  ftnushrfli. 
and  has  issue.  ' 

III.  Henry,  of  TulHg,  to.  Maty  Keamery,  and  <!.  in  ISM. 
leaving  issue  an  only  child,  Henry,  wiio  d.9.p. 

IT.  Nicholas,  who  went  to  America. 
L  Elizabeth,  m.  Joseph  Bany,  Esq.,  M.D.  of  MaDow 
n.  Christobella.  d.  in  1838,  to.  in  1773,  Chrtetoi^Mr  Heso- 
ley,  Esq.  of  Mount  Rivers.  -i'»'i««  «— ir 

ni.  Catherine,  d.  t.p.in.  1772. 

IV.  Mavella,  d.  i.  p.  in  1773. 

Arm$-^Arg.,  on  a  fesse,  sa.,  between  thiee  (ni.njwia.  saeh 
chaiiB:ed  with  an  escaUop  of  the  field,  a  lion's  head,  etasad, 
between  two  boars'  heads,  also  erased,  or,  all  within  a 
bordure,  engrailed,  az. 

Oral— An  Kcm,  habited,  paly  of  six,  vert  and  gu..  hoi 
in  the  hand,  ppr.,  a  branch  of  three  roses.        " 
leaved,  ppr. 

iSrat— Dromagh  Castle,  eo.  Cork. 

LEADER  OF  MOUNT  LEADER. 

Leadbb,  Henry,  Esq.  of  Mount  Leader,  co.  Coit, 
J.P.,  b.  4  June,  1793;  m.  Aug.  1830,  Elimbeth.  Sod 
dau.  of  the  late  Rev.  Charles  Euataoe,  of  Roberts^ 
town,  CO.  Kildare,  claimant  of  the  Baltinglasa  Peer^ 
age,  and  by  her  has  an  only  child, 

HnrRT-EusTACE,  capt.  16th  lancers,  b.  in  1835. 

Eitieajafe.—WiLLiAM  Lbadsr,  Esq.,  6. 1743  (2nd  son  of 
Henry  Leader,  Esq.  of  Tullig,  co.  Corfc,  by  ChrisUbcDa  hk 
wife,  dau.  of  William  Philpott,  Esq.  of  Dromagh,  co.  CorkX 
puichased  Mount  Leader  from  the  elder  branch  of  ths 
family.  He  to.  in  1768,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Waxham  St 
Leger,  Esq.  of  Heyward's  Hill,  co.  Cork,  and  by  her  fwho 
d.  in  Feb.  1828)  had.  with  other  issue, 

Nioholas-Philpot,  M.P.  for  Kilkenny,  d.  in  1836.  leavin 
issue.  ^ 

Henbt,  of  Mount  Leader. 
Mr.  Leader  d.  in  April,  1828. 
Sea<— Mount  Leader,  oo.  Cork. 

Jigitized  by  CjOOQIC 


LEA 


LEA 


LEAHY  OF  SHANAKIEL. 

LsAHT,  Francis  •  Robert,  Esq.  of  Shanakiel 
House,  CO.  Cork,  J.P.,  b.  31  May,  1825;  m.  17  Jan. 
1850,  Manr,  dau.  of  the  late  Edmond  Scully,  Esq.  of 
Bloomfield  House,  co.  Tipperary. 

£ttWig(. — ^DAjnsL  LiAHT,  Esq.  of  Shanakiel  Housq, 
oo.    Ooric,*    J.F.    «ad    D.L.,    b.    1782.    eldest    son    of 
David  Leahy,  Bsq.  of  flhanaklel  House,  by  Ostheiine  hia 
wife,  dao.  of  James  O'Somrsn,  Bsq.,  m.  1st,  Cathsrine, 
dan.  of  the  late  Robert-Wsnen  Oumbleton,  Esq.  of  CasUe- 
View,  eo.  Waterford,  which  lady  d,  •.  p.;  and  2nd]y.  Mar- 
garet^ane,  dau.    of  the  kite   Francis   Arthur,    Esq.   of 
limeiiok,  1^  whom  he  had  issue, 
David,  6.  le  Oct  1820,  who  assumed  the  surname  and 
arms  of  Abthub.  In  compliance  with  the  will  of  his 
grandihther,  to  whose  estates  he  succeeded.  He  m.  fi  Nov. 
1840,  Amelia,  dau.  of  Sir  Joseph  RadcUfRa,  Bart,  of  Bud- 
ding Park,  CO.  York.    Mr.  Arthur  is  a  magistrate  for  the 
CO.  Cork,  and  has  served  the  office  of  high-sheriff  for  the 
cities  of  Cork  and  limerick. 
FaiLNOis-RoBSST,  now  of  Shanakiel  House. 
James-Edmund,  lieut  H.H.  84th  rogt  killed  in  India,  by 
a  foil  from  his  hors^  Aug.  1840. 

Daniel-Francis,  of  Woodlawn,  J.P..  6.  31  Oct.  1832,  m. 
83  Feb.  ISdtf^  Maiy,  only  dau.  of  William-Trant  Fagau, 
Esq.,  ILP. 

Edmund-John,  b.  1  ICarch,  1884. 

Alios>lCai7,  in.  Sept.  1856,  to  John  N.  Murphy,  Esq.  of 
CUftoD,  Cork,  J.F.  and  D.L.,  high-sherill  of  Um  city  of 
Cork. 

.^rm*— Gu..  a  Uon,  rampt.,  and,  in  chief,  two  sceptres,  in 
aaltire,  or. 

Ond— Out  of  a  mural  crown,  ppr.,  a  demi-liou,  rampt ,  or, 
eharaed  on  the  shoulder  with  a  tower,  gu.,  and  holding  in 
Uie dezterpaw a eceptre,  gold. 

Motto— 'Tout  vient  de  Dieu. 

AcK— Shanakiel  House,  Cork. 


LEAKE  OF  THORPE  HALL. 

MARmr-LRAKB,  John,  Esq.  of  Thorpe  Hall,  co. 
Essex,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  b.  5  Dec.  1778 ;  m.  29  March, 
1810,  Helen,  dau.  of  James  Ore,  Esq.,  and  relict  of 
Captain  Lacy,  royal  engineerB,  and  has  issue, 
*   I.  Mabt. 
II.  Hbuezi,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Frederic  Pyndar  Lowe,  son  of 

the  Rev.  Robert  Lowe,  rector  of  Bingham,  Notts. 

Mr.  Martin-Leake  is  a  Bencher  of  the  Middle  Tem- 
ple, and  Chairman  of  the  Quaiter  Sessions  of  Elssex. 

liltWffC— Stbphbh  Martin,  Esq.,  capt  R.N.,  who  d. 
in  1780,  aged  70,  took  by  Royal  licence  the  additional  sur- 
name and  arms  of  Leake,  in  honour  of  his  brother-in-law. 
Admiral  Sir  John  Leake.  He  m.  Catherine  Hill,  and  was 
fother  of 

Btkphxv-Mabtiv  Lbakb,  Esq.  of  Thorpe  Hall,  oo.  Essex, 
6.  1702,  Qarter  Eii)gK>f-Arms,  who  m.  Anne,  dau.  of 
Fletcher  Powell,  Esq.  of  New  Radnor,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
in  1803,  aged  88,  had  six  sons  and  three  daus.  Mr.  Martin 
Leake  was  the  author  of  some  works  of  Heraldry  and  Nu- 
mismatics.   He  (2.  in  1773,  aged  72,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

JoHN-MARTiir  LsAKB,  Esq.  of  Thorpe  Hall,  who  m.  in 
Sept  1761,  Mary,  dau.  of  Peter  Calvert,  Esq.  of  Hadham, 
Herts,  and  by  her,  who  d.  27  Oct.  1821,  had  issue, 

John,  now  of  Thoipe  HalL 

William,  late  lieut. -cqL  Roy.  Art.,  F.R.S.  and  honorary 
LL.D.,  Oxford,  6.  177«,  who  m.  Charlotte,  dau.  of  Sir 
Charles  Wilkins,  and  relict  of  W.  Marsdon,  Esq.,  F.R.a, 
but  has  no  issue. 

Stephen-Ralph,  b.  1788,  m.  Oeoxgiana,  dau.  of  Geoige  Ste- 
vens, and  has  issue  three  sons  and  two  daus. 

Maxy. 

Susanna-Maria,  m.  to  Admiral  R.-Q.  Middleton,  and  d. 
18^4,  leaving  issue. 
Mr.  Martin  Leake  d.  hi  April,  1880,  aged  07. 

^niu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  or,  on  a  chev..  engr.,  as., 
eight  anntilets,  arg.,  on  a  canton,  gu.,  a  castle,  triple- 
towered,  of  the  third,  for  Lbakb  ;  2nd  and  8id,  paly  of  six, 
or  uid  as.,  on  a  chief,  gu.,  three  meiiins,  of  the  first,  for 
Mabtix. 

CreM—k  ship  gun-carriage,  on  it  a  piece  of  ordnance^ 
mounted,  all  ppr. 

if oMe— Pari  animo. 

i8«a«— Thorpe  Hall,  co.  Essex. 


*  Daniel  Leahy  had  a  brother.  John  Lxary,  Esq.,  who  m. 
Ctttharine,  dau.  of  William  0*8hoa,  Esq  of  Limerick,  and 
has  issue. 

675 


LEARMONTH  OF  DEAN  AND  MURRI8T0N. 

Learmonth,  John,  Esq.  of  Dean  and  Muniston, 
CO.  Edinburgh,  D.L.,  formerly  Lord  Provost  of 
Edinbui^gh,  6.  26  May,  1789;  m.  Feb.  1824,  Mar- 
garet,  dan.  of  the  late  James  Cleghom,  M.D.,  state 
physician  in  Dublin,  and  has  issue, 

I.  AuEXAMPKBy  mi^or  17th  lancers,  b.  22  Aug.  1829. 

I.  Agnes. 

%infUQtt — The  late  Johh  Lbabmovth,  Esq.  of  Edin- 
biugh,  son  of  John  Learmonth  and  Jessy  Cleland,  his  wife, 
m.  Grace  Toung,  and  by  her  (who  d,  1848)  left,  at  his  de- 
cease, in  1812,  a  son  and  three  dans.,  vis., 

John,  now  of  Dean  and  Murriston. 

EUsabeth.  Jessy,  m.  to  Charles  Parker,  Esq.,  RN. 

Margaret,  m.  1821,  to  Sir  John  Shudair,  Bart  of  Dun- 


Ann$— Or,  on  a  chev.,  sa.,  three  mascles,  of  the  first. 
Orut—A  dove  and  olive  branch,  ppr. 
Jfotto— Dum  spiro  spero. 
/Seat— Dean,  co.  Edinburgh. 

LEATHAM  OF  HEB4SW0RTH  HALU 

Leatham,  Wiluam-Hsmbt,  Esq.  of  Hemsworth 
Hall,  CO.  York,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  6  July,  1815;  fit. 
21  Feb.  1889,  Priscilla,  dau.  of  the  late  Samuel 
Qumey,  Esq.  of  West  Ham,  Essex,  and  has  sur- 
viving issue, 

I.  Samusl-Oubv KT,  6.  IS  Dec  1840. 

n.  William-Henry,  6.  80  Deo.  1844. 

til.  Edmund-Ernest,  b,  S  Deo.  1847. 

XV.  Charles-Alfted,  b.  11  Sept  1849. 

V.  Qerald-Arthur-Buxton,  6.  80  April,  1851. 

VI.  Herbert-Barclay,  b.  16  Nov.  1802. 

VII.  Octavius,  b.  17  April,  1864. 
vm.  daude,  6. 18  April,  1860. 

Htntafff  • — The  late  WnxiAM  Lsatham,  Bsq.  of  Heath, 
banker  at  Wakefield,  Ponteftact,  and  Doncaster,  m.  Mar- 
garet, dau.  and  heir  of  Joshua  Walker,  M.D.,  by  his  wif% 
Mary  ArtUngton,  of  Leeds,  and  d.  19  Oct.  1842,  leaving, 

JoHN-AaTHlirOTON. 

William-Hkn RT,  now  of  Hemsworth  Hall. 

Charles- Albert,  m.  Miss  Rachel  Pease,  of  Southend,  Dar- 
lington. 

Edward-Aldam,  wt.  Miss  Maiy-Jane  Fowler,  of  Blm  Qrove^ 
Melksham. 

Maivaret-Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Bright,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of  One 
Ash,  Rochdale. 

Maiy-Walker,  m.  Joseph  Qnm^  Bardny,  Esq.  of  Lom- 
bard Street,  London,  and  d.  10  Feb.  1848. 

^mu— Per  saltire,  exm.  and  or,  on  a  chief,  engrailed,  as., 
three  besants,  each  charged  with  a  aaltire,  gu. 

Crett—A  nest,  thereon  an  eagle,  wings  elevated,  or,  tho  nest 
and  wings  ftetty,  vert. 

3foao— Virtute  vinoes. 

Stot— Hemsworth  Hall,  W.  R.  Yorkshire. 


LEATHES  OF  HERRINGFLEET. 

Leatubb,  Henrt-Mussendbn,  E^q.  of  Herring- 
fleet  Hall,  CO.  Suffolk,  b.  13  Aug.  1789 ;  t.  his  bro- 
ther, John-Francis,  in  1848;  mtss  formerly  in  the 
royal  horse  artillery,  and  has  received  honorary 
medals  for  the  Peninsular  War  and  Waterloo ;  m. 
1827,  Charlotte,  dau.  of  the  late  Thomas  Fowler, 
Esq.  of  Guntou  Hall,  co.  Suffolk,  and  has  issue, 

HtLL-MusssHDBN,  b.  18S9,  capt  in  the  2nd  Sufllblk  militia. 

Carteret-Henry,  b.  1882. 

Henrietta-Katherine,  m.  1860,  to  Richard  Drought  Graves, 
Bsq. 

Jsne-Chariotte. 

%tXlt&fit* — ^The  fiunily  of  De  Mussenden  came  over  with 
Wxu4AM  the  Conqueror,  and  became  possessed  of  the  lord- 
ship and  lands  of  Mussenden,  or  ss  it  is  now  written.  Mis- 
senden.  co.  Bucks,  about  that  period.  About  the  year 
1680,  Thb  Bxv.  FaAKOis  Mussshdbh  of  Leik  and  Leverton, 
CO.  Lincoln,  a  desoenduit  of  the  Buckinghamshire  flunily, 
passed  over  into  Ireland,  became  piebendaxy  of  the  diocese 
of  Down  and  Connor,  and  settled  at  Hillsborough.  He  had 
two  sons,  John,  of  whom  presently ;  and  Frauds,  registrar 
of  the  same  dioceee,  ancestor  of  Wiluajc  Musschdbh,  Bsq. 
of  larohfield,  co.  Down.    The  elder  son, 

John  Mvsbemdbn,  vicar-general  of  Down  sad  Ooniioar,  m. 
Penelope  Hill,  of  Hillsbro',  and  had  a  son, 

John  Mubsknden,  Esq.,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Adam 
Leathes,  Eaq.,  and  sister  of  William  Leathes»  Bsq.,  minister 


L  E  C 


LlEC 


U  Um  HafM  (d«te«odfid  ftmn  a  fwy  aofoieat  funilgr,  orifin- 
•Qj  MtUed  ftt  Leathaawtter,  Ciimb«ii«id)  and  <(.  in  1700. 
laavliig  laMia, 
Cabtsbct,  Uahalr. 

HiU,  fr.  in  law,  M.P.  for  Harwich,  d.  i.  p.  in  1779.  having 
baqmathad  Harringflaei  to  hia  brothar,  Cabtibr. 
Jana.  wIm>  m.  William  Johnstona.  Saq.  of  tha  oounty  of 
Antrim. 
Tha  aldaat  aon. 

Castcbbt  Muimn>Eir.  Biq..  M.P.  for  Harwich  and  Bod- 
lmr7.  b.  in  1608,  took  tha  aumama  and  anna  of  Lbatsib. 
Ha  d.  in  1787.  By  hia  marriaga  with  Loraday.  dan.  of  B. 
Oarrod,  Biq.  of  tha  oo.  of  Lincoln,  who  d,  in  1768.  he  had, 
with  ona  dan.,  threa  lona.  Tis.. 
JoHir,  hia  hair. 

OBOBO&  incoeMor  to  his  brothar. 

Bdward.  rector  of  Beedham.  oo.  Norfolk,  w.  EUaabeth. 
dan.  of  tha  Bar.  Jamea  Reading,  of  Woodatock,  co.  Ox- 
ford, and  dying  In  1786,  left  ieaue, 
Ebwak).  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Reedham,  d. «.  p.  1847> 
George-Beading,  in  holy  ordere,  m.  in  1821.  Sarah,  eldeat 
dan.  of  lient-Gen.  Betheraett.  of  8hroph|un  HalL 
Norfolk,  bat  d.  $.  p.  in  1836. 

EUaabeth.  m.  to  the  Rer.  Jamea  Tompaon,  of  Norwich, 
and  has  Lad  lame,  Jamea.  in  holy  orders,  d.  in  1810 ; 
Edward,  d.  in  India ;  EUaabeth.  m.  to  the  Rot.  Frede- 
rick Leathes ;  Hsnniih.  m.  to  J.  Kitaon,  Esq.,  secretary 
to  the  Blahop  of  Norwich  and  registrar  of  that  diocese ; 
Maria;  and  AmelLL  ta.  1852,  to  U.-Col.  Prior.  H.E.I. C.8. 
Mai7,  m,  Ittt,  to  Horatio,  son  of  Jamea  Beevor,  Esq., 
and  nephew  of  Sir  Thomas  Beevor,  Bart.,  and  2ndly,  to 
Sir  John  Mortlock,  one  of  the  commirdoners  of  excise. 
By  her  firat  marrisge,  she  had  one  son,  Horatio,  oapt. 
B.I.  Co.'s  Sendee :  Mary,  who  d.  in  1837 ;  and  Harriet ; 
and  by  her  second,  six  daua..  viz..  Elizabeth,  m.  M^or 
Prior,  and  d.  1880 ;  Agnes :  Eleanor,  m.  to  the  Rer.  J. 
Donaldson.  D.D.,  and  d.  1860;  Louisa,  m.  to  William 
Haroonrt  Bankhur*  Baq-.  M.D.,  and  d.  1848 ;  Matilda. 
M.  1846.  to  D.  Maitland.  Eaq. ;  and  Oertrade. 
Tha  eldest  son. 

John  Lbathb,  Esq.  of  Reedham,  oo.  Norfolk,  and  of 
Herringfleet,  oo.  Buflfolk.  m.  Mias  Death,  and  d.  t.  p.  in 
1788.  Hia  widow  re-married  Anthony  Merry.  Esq..  many 
years  miniater-plenipotentiary  at  tha  courta  of  France,  Swe- 
den, Denmark,  and  the  United  Statea.  Mr.  Leatbea  was  «. 
by  his  next  brothar, 

Obobos  Lbathbs.  Esq.  of  Buiy  St.  Edmunds.  6.  in  1746, 
many  yeara  a  mi^or  of  dragoons,  who  serred  in  the  German 
war  flnom  1760  to  1768.   He  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  J.  Moore,  Esq. 
of  the  CO.  of  Worcester,  and  d,  in  1817.  baring  had  issue. 
I.  George-Augustus.   lieut.-col.  in  the  06th  regt  of  in- 
fantry, who  d.  unm.  at  the  island  of  Antigua,  in  1808. 
n.  Johv-Fbaxois,  late  of  Herringfleet  HaU  and  Reedham. 
d.  i^.  1848. 

III.  UBMBT-MusBBfDKH,  present  Lord  of  Herringfleet. 
IT.  Fredariolc,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Reednam  and 
Wickhampton,  m.  in  1821,  his  cousin,  Elliabeth,  dou.  of 
the  Rer.  James  Torapson,  by  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  dau.  of 
the  Rot.  Bdward  Loathes,  of  Reedham.  and  by  her  who 
d.  in  1842,  he  has  issue, 

1  Geoige-Ceivat  2  Frederick  de  Mussenden. 

8  John-Thurlow.  4  James.  6  William. 

1  EUaabeth.  2  Geoigina.         S  EUen. 

4  Louisa.  6  Augusta.  6  Jane. 

▼.  Edward,  of  Normanatone,  oo.  Suflblk,  a  magistrate  of 
that  oounty,  tu.  EUxa,  dau.  of  G.  GaUoway,  Esq.,  by 
whom  he  hsa, 

1  George,  an  ofltoer  H.B.I.C.S.  2  Edward. 

8  Joeeph.  4  Frands,  d.  1848.        6  WiUiam. 

1  Harriett         2  Fanny. 

8  MUUcent.  m.  1860,  to  Thomas,  eldest  son  of  Thomas 
GriseU.  Eaq.  of  Norbury  Park.  oo.  Surrey. 
4  Katherine,  at.  to  the  Rer.  Daniel  WUaon,  giandson  of 
Daniel  WUaon.  Bishop  of  Calcutta. 
6  Jane.  6  Mary. 

I.  Louisa-^Cary.  d.  1866. 

II.  Harriet-EUMbeth.  d.  1862. 

ilrme— As.,  on  a  bend,  between  throe  fleurs-de-Us,  or,  as 
many  muUeta,  pierced.  ^..  quartering  MuasKNDBN. 

Cmto— Ist,  a  demi-gnffln.  rampant  armed  and  languad. 
gu.,  for  LcATBBS ;  2nd,  a  dore,  with  an  oUve-branch  in  ita 
beak,  aU  pnr.,  for  MuasnrDBii. 

Jfottoit  In  aidua  riitos,  for  Lbatbbb  ;  Tending  to  peace, 
for  MoasBirDKf. 

Sm— Harxingflaat  Hall,  Loweatoft,  Suffolk. 


LECHE  OF  GARDEN. 
LiOHi,  JoHN-HuRLBSTON,  Esq.  of  Garden,  co. 
Chester,  6.  25  Feb.  1827;  m,  let,  18  July,  1860, 
Caroline,  youngest  dau.  of  Ed  win  Corbett,  Esq., 
younger  brother  of  Corbett  of  Damhal],  co.  Chester, 
and  bj  her  has  two  daua., 
67« 


I.  OsraUna-Manda.  n.  FImimiji  Ibm 

He  m.  Sndly,  18  June,  1855,  Kteanor-Fnmcee  Stan- 
hope,  2nd  dan.  of  the  late  Charlee-Stuhope  Jodci, 
Eaq.  of  Anglesey. 

Etntage.— Jomi  Lkbb,  liTii«  in  the  n%A  d  Ha. 
lY..  a  sdon  of  the  fomily  of  Leehe.  of  CfaatawarOk.  ea 
Derby,  m.  Lvot.  dan.  and  co-heir  of  William  sb  Cawab- 
DBV.  of  Oiiden,  oo.  Chester,  and  waa  Ikther  of 

Jonr  OS  VLmobm,  hring  temp.  Hnr.  IV..  fUfaer.  by  Hsnd. 
his  wifo.  of  Jomr  Lbghb.  Bsq.  of  Oankn.  wfaoae  nanw.  with 
that  of  hia  wife.  laabel.  dan.  and  heir  of  WlOiain  Jehana, 
of  Faradon,  occura  in  a  deed  in  1  Bdwabd  IY.  Hia  aoa  sni 


JoHH  LaoHB.  Bsq.  of  Garden,  m.  14  Bdwabd  IT..  Mm^ 
garet,  dau.  and  ade  heir  of  George  Mahiwaring;  Eaq.  of 
Ightfield.  and  had  issue.  1  J<«2r,  his  heir ;  S  Heoiy.  who 
m.  Mary,  dan.  of  Andrew  Wilaon,  and  waa  fSOber  of  Joaa, 
who  i.  Ida  undo  at  Garden ;  S  George,  alderman  o£  Oiiliir, 
anoeator  of  the  LacHas  «(f  MoUmfftcm ,-  4  Wmiam ;  5  Bobvt; 
1  Anne ;  and  2  Maigaret.  m.  to  Hugh  GatheralL  Tlie  eldot 
son  and  heir, 

JoHV  LaoHX.  Esq.  of  Garden,  surrired  unto  6  Edwabb 
YI.,  aa  appeaxa  by  Ids  will  dated  in  that  year,  and  dyn^ 
without  issue,  was  «.  by  his  n^hew, 

JoHH  Leohb.  Esq.  of  Osrden.  who  m.  before  S7  Hxn.TIIL, 
Jane,  dan.  of  Robert  Fitton.  Esq..  and  waa  a.  by  hia  eon. 

JoHH  Lbobb.  Esq.  of  Garden,  bapt.  in  1668,  who  m,  Ur- 
sula, dan.  of  the  Bar.  John  Mainwaring.  of  Draytoo,  aad 
had  (with  two  daus.,  Mary,  the  elder,  m.  to  Thomas  Be- 
bington,  of  Chorley ;  and  tlie  younger,  m.  to  John  Hiade, 
of  Btanney)  a  son  and  heir, 

Jomr  Lbohb.  Eaq.  of  Csrden,  who  m.  in  1«1S.  Alfae.  dsa. 
of  William  Aldercey,  alderman  of  Cheater,  and,  dying  in 
1667.  waa  «.  by  his  son. 

JoHH  Lbohb.  Esq.  of  Garden,  aged  fifty.  89  July.  1M4, 
who  m.  1st.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  John  Newton,  of  Hfghley,  ia 
Salop,  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1C54,  had  four  aooa  and  finr 
daua.,  via..  1  Jobh,  his  heir ;  2  Frsnda,  depnty-iegistrtf  of 
the  diocese  of  St.  Asaph ;  8  Thomas,  a  minlater  in  Cam- 
bridge ;  4  Charlea,  of  Chester,  m.  Franoes.  dan.  of  Geocft 
Buckley,  Esq.,  and  had  a  son,  Samuel ;  1  Mary ;  2  Sanli. 
m.  10  Deo.  1682.  to  Humphrey  Walley.  of  Cheater;  3  EUii- 
beth  ;  and  4  Alice.  Mr.  Leche  m.  2ndly,  20  April.  16«S. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  —  Beat.  Eaq..  and  relict  of  Richard  Al- 
port. Eaq.  of  Oyerton.  by  whom  he  had  Bidiard  and 
Bridget.    He  waa  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Lbohb,  Eaq.  of  Garden,  m.  23  Sept.  1674.  Gxaoe, 
dau.  of  Hugh  Currer.  Esq.  of  Kildwick,  in  Torkahire,  sad 
had  issue.  1  Johh,  his  heir ;  2  Thomas,  bapt.  in  1679.  rector 
of  Tilston ;  8  Henry ;  and  1  Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Ber. 
Thomas  Lloyd,  of  Plaa  Power,  in  Denbl^iahire,  and  d.  in 
1746.    The  eldest  son. 

JoRH  Lbohb,  Esq.  of  Garden,  high-iheriff  of  Oieshirs  ia 
1712,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  and  hdreas  of  Thomaa  Hargxmve,  Est}. 
of  Helsby,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Johb  Lbohb,  Esq.  of  Garden,  high-shexiiT  1763,  who  m. 
7  May,  1728,  Mary,  second  dau.  of  John  Hurleston,  Esq.  of 
Nowton,  and  co-heir  of  her  uncle.  Charlea  Huiieeton.  Esq.. 
and  by  her.  who  d,  29  Dec  1763.  left  at  Ids  decease  (with 
three  daua.,  1  Penelope,  m.  to  Thomas  Pnlea:on,  Esq.  of 
Emral.  but  d,  i.  p. ;  i  Sarah ;  and  3  Mary.  at.  to  Thonas 
Roberts,  Eaq.  of  MoUington)  several  sona,  all  of  whom  d.  «. 
p.,  except 

WiLUAM  Lbohb,  Esq.  of  Garden,  high-eheriff  for  Cheshire 
in  1774.  ta.  26  Apri ,  1805.  Hannah,  dau.  of  Jamea  New^ 
by  whom  he  left,  at  his  deceaae.  8  May,  1817,  aged  88,  a  soo, 
JoHK-HuBLBSTOH.  his  heir. 

Jomr-HuBLBBTON  Lbohb.  Esq.  of  Garden,  6.  23  May.  1800. 
high-aherifr  of  Cheshire  1882.  who  m.  26  May.  1826.  E&a- 
beth-Antonia,  eldest  dau.  of  Anthony-Innya  Stokes.  Bsq.  of 
St  Botolph's,  in  Pembrokeshire,  and  had  iasoa, 

JoHif-HTTBLBSTON,  uow  of  Garden. 

Wiiliam-Baudolph.  b.  10  Feb.  1828,  and  d.  7  Jan.  1830. 

William-Edward.  6.  4  Aug.  1830,  m.  Mary.  dan.  of  Samsel 
Harriaon,  Eaq.  of  the  co.  Cork. 

Hugh-Richard-Aiithony-ETerHrreen.  6.  6  ApciL  1832. 

ClMaiea-Henxy.  6.  80  May.  1833. 

Randal,  6.  22  Jan.  1835. 

Jamea-Thomas,  fr.  80  May.  1887. 

Victoiia-Peuelopo.  Johanna-Hmlsston. 

^nns— Erm.,  on  a  chieC  indented,  gu..  three  daeal  ooro- 
neta.  or. 

CrtM— On  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  cubit  arm.  ppr.,  the  hsad 
graqping  a  snake,  Tert. 

Jlotfo— Alia  corona  fidisiroo. 

Scoi— Garden  Park.  Cheater. 


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LECHMERE  OF  HILL  HOUSE. 

LscHMBRii,  John,  Esq.  of  Hill  House,  oo.  Oxford, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  9  Jan.  1793 ;  m.  3  March,  1823, 
Anna-Maria,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Hon.  Andrew 
Foley,  M.P.,  of  Newpoi-t  ELouse,  co.  Hereford. 

ItlUASt*-- William  LaoHXXRB,  E«q.,  adrntral  RN.,  a 
desoendant  of  the  ancient  Woroesterahiie  family  of  Lioh- 
MKas,  M.  Elinbeth  Dashwood,  youngest  dau.  of  Sir  John- 
Daahwood  Ring,  Bart,  of  West  Wycombe,  oo.  Bucks,  and 
had  issue, 

Charles,  b.  4  Dec  1789,  Com.  RN. ;  d.  wma.,  on  board  His 
Mi^esty's  ship  Leven.  9  Nov.  1822. 

JoHH.  of  Hill  House.  Bichard,  b.  1  Aug.  1799. 

Lucy,  m.  to  Richard  Parkinson,  Esq.  of  Rimkersley  Castle, 
CO.  Hereford ;  and  d.  leaving  issue. 

Mary.  «a-  b  Oct  1814,  to  James,  Lord  de  Saumarez. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Monro,  Esq.     ' 

OeoTgiana-Sarah,  deceased.  Caroline-Amelia. 

Augtjista,  m.  to  James-Moncrieff  Melville,  Esq.  of  Hanley. 

^mu— Gu.,  a  fesse,  or,  in  chiet  two  pelicans  vulning 
themselves,  of  the  last. 
Cre$t — Apelican,  az.,  vulning  herself,  ppr. 
Jfotto— uudt  amor  patrite. 
SetO—Biil  House,  Steeple  Aston,  co.  Oxford. 


n.  Franois-Smith,  5.  SI  April,  1828,  d.  young. 
I.  Maiy.EUzabeth-Adelaide,  m.  21  June,  1858,  to  the  Ber. 
Francis-Metcalf  Watson. 

X.tlieH0e*— This  is  an  ancient  and  jnfluential  flunlly 
deriving  originally  from  Stirlingshire^  N.B.  The  estate  of 
Kilnock,  oo.  Cariow,  has  been  in  their  possession  for  nearly 
800  years. 

BoBiBT  LiCKT,  Esq.  of  Kilnock,  oo.  Cariow,  son  of 
James  Ledky,  Esq.  of  the  same  place,  d.  in  1780,  leaving 
a  son, 

JoHX  Lbokt,  Esq.  of  Ballykealey,  who  m.  1780,  Elisabeth, 
dau.  of  Jacob  QoiT,  Esq.  of  QofTs  Bridge,  oo.  Wexford,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  Jan.  1811)  had  issue, 

Robert,  d.  young. 

John-Jajiks,  now  of  Ballykealey. 

Elixa,  nt.  June,  1800,  to  John  Watson,  Esq.  of  BLUoonner 
House,  CO.  Cariow,  and  has  issue. 

Mary,  m.  James-Forbes  Russell,  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

Anne,  m.  J.  Phelp^  Esq.,  and  has  issue. 

Jane-Sophia,  d.  unm. 

Barah-Miaria,  m.  J.  Christy,  Esq.  of  Btmmore  House  co. 
Dowl),  and  has  issue. 

Hannah-Matilda,  d.  tmm. 

Lydia,  m.  A.  Qo£^  Esq.  of  Tottenham  Qreen,  co.  Wexford. 
Mr.  John  Lecky,  of  BaUykealey,  d.  Dec.  1802. 

&a^— Ballykealey,  co.  Cariow. 


LECHMERE  OF  FOWNHOPE  COURT. 

Lbchmerb,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Fownhope  Court,  co. 
Hei-yford,  J.P.,  b.  21  Dec  1818;  m.  7  May,  1846, 
Elizabeth,  only  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Eckley,  of 
Credenhill  Court,  co.  Hereford,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife, 
eldest  dau.  of  John  Williams,  Esq.  of  Velin  Newydd 
House,  CO.  Brecon,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHH-SouDAMOKB,  b.  8  Sept.  1860. 

n.  Edmund-Sandys,  b.  18  March,  1862. 

UL  Capel-Thomas,  5.  4  April,  1864. 

I.  Mary-Jane.  n.  Elizabeth. 

%\niSLQt» — Sandys  LiCHifERE,  Esq.  of  Fownhope,  oo. 
Hereford  (2nd  son  of  Sir  Nicholas  Lechmeze,  Knt..  baron  of 
the  Exchequer,  by  Penelope  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Edwin 
Sandys,  of  Northbome),  m.  Joanna,  widow  of  John  Holmes, 
Esq.,  and  only  dau.  of  Bobert  Clarice,  Esq.,  by  whom  he 
left,  at  his  decease  in  1664,  an  only  son, 

Nicholas  Lbchmxrb,  Esq.  of  Fownhope,  who  m.  Martha, 
dan.  and  co-heir  of  John  Scudamore,  Esq.  of  Trewoigan ; 
and  dying  in  1711,  was  <.  by  his  son, 

ScuDAMOBS  Lechmkrb,  Esq.  of  Fownhope,  who  m.  Jane, 
2ud  dau.  of  Edmund  PateshaU,  Esq.  of  Allensmore,  co. 
Hereford,  and  had,  with  two  daus.,  five  sons,  vis., 

JoHN-ScuDAMORE,  his  heir. 

Edmuhd,  of  Allensmore,  assumed  the  surname  and  arms 
of  Patebdall.    [See  that  famUy. ) 

Bdwyn-Sandys,  ta.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Mr.  Jones, 
of  Foy,  CO.  Hereford :  and  by  her,  who  d.  in  1822,  had 
issue. 

Nicholas,  d.  at  sea. 

Thomas- Allen,  m.  Jane,  yoimgeet  dau.  of  John  Whitmore, 
Esq.  of  the  Haywood,  and  left  issue. 

Theddest  s<m, 

JoBN-SouDAMOBB  Lbohxkbe,  Esq.  of  Fowuhopo,  m. 
Catherine,  2nd  dau.  of  John  Whitmore,  Esq.  of  the 
Haywood ;  and  d.  8  Jan.  1801.    His  son, 

Capil  Lbohkbbb,  Esq.  of  Fownhope  Court,  who  m. 
20  May,  1817.  Mary  Walker,  of  Mordiford,  oo.  Hereford, 
and  left  at  his  decease  three  sons,  Thomas,  now  of 
Fownhope;  Ci^l- Thomas;  and  Oeorge-Soudamore,  m. 
1840,  Sophia  Drew,  of  Taunton,  co.  Somerset. 

Ainu    Gu.,  a  fesse,  or,  and  in  chief,  two  pelicans,  aig. 

Crete — ^AjMUoan,  as.,  vulning  herseU;  ppr. 

if oMo— nudt  amor  patriee. 

£leat— Fownhope  Court,  Herefordshire. 


LECKY  OF  BALLYKEALEY. 

Leckt,  John -James,  Esq.  of  BaUykealey,  co. 

Cariow,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1828,  b,  2  Oct. 

1802 ;  m.  25  July,  1825,  Sarah-Lucia,  only  dau.  of 

John   Smith,   Esq.   of  Baulby,  Yorkshire,   and  of 

Marlborough-place,  Surrey,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JoHN-FaEDKBiCK.  6.  26  May,  1826;  m.  28  July,  1858, 

Frances- Margaret -Fetheraton-Haugh,   only   dau.    of 

J.-Beauchamp  Brady,   Esq.    of  Myshall  Lodge,   co. 

Cariow. 

«77 


LECKY  OF  CASTLE  LECKY  AND  BALLY- 
HOLLAND  HOUSE. 

Lecky,  Holland,  Esq.  of  Castle  Lecky,  co.  Lon- 
donderry, and  Bullyholland  House,  co.  Down,  b. 
27  Feb.  1794;  m,  29  Sept.  1816,  Diana,  dau.  of 
John  McMullin,  Esq.,  banker,  and  sister  of  John 
McMulHu,  Esq.,  deputy  inspector  •  general  of  the 
forces,  and  has  issue, 

1.  Mabcus-Dalt.  II.  Averell-^niliam. 

m.  Bobert-Daniel.  it.  Alexander-ConoUy. 

V.  Squire-Thornton.  vi.  Stratford. 

I.  Jane-Elisabeth.  n.  Diana-Maria. 

m.  Louisa-Victoria.  it.  Albertina. 

Etiiragr.— This  funlly.  which  has  been  settled  in  the 
north  of  Ireland  for  nearly  two  oenturies,  and  members  of 
which  took  i>art,  as  military  officers,  in  the  memorable 
siege  of  Deny,  is  of  Scotch  extraction.  During  the  popular 
tumults  of  Scotland  two  brothers  of  the  name,  passed  OTer 
into  Ireland ;  one  settled  in  co.  Londonderry,  and  the  other 
in  oo.  Cariow.  From  the  former  deriyes  Holland  Lbokt, 
Esq.  of  Castle  Lecky;  and  firom  the  latter  Johm-Jamks 
LaOKT,  Esq.  of  BaUykealey. 

A  hundred  and  fifty  years  since,  the  name  of  Lecky  is 
associated  with  the  high  official  appointments  of  Derry,  for 
which  dty  the  late  Aldebman  William  Leckt  (oousin  of 
Averell  Lecky,  Esq.  of  Castle  Lecky)  was  twice  returned  in 
1790.  CoiraoLLT-M'CAUSLAMD  LsoKT.  Esq.,  the  inheritor 
of  his  property,  m.  in  1885,  Anne,  dau.  of  John  Harvey 
Esq.  of  Baigy  Castle,  co.  Wexford. 

Holulhd  Leokt,  Esq.  of  Castle  Lecky  and  BallyhoUand 
House,  capt  2nd  drag.-guards  (whose  mother  was  dau.  of 
John  Averell  bishop  of  Limerick),  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  tho 
Rer.  Thomas  Daniel,  of  oo.  Deny,  an  heiress,  and  had  issue, 
Atkbxll,  his  heir;  Holland;  William;  and  Catherine. 
The  eldest  son, 

ATsaiLL  LsoKT,  Esq.  of  Castle  Ledky  and  BallyhoUand 
House,  oapt  14th  light-drags.,  m.  circa  1790,  Jane,  widow 
of  Mr.  Aylward,  of  Ballinngar,  co.  Galway,  and  dau.  of  the 
late  Hyacinth  Daly,  Esq.  of  KUlimur  Castle,  in  the  same  co., 
and  by  her  left  at  his  decease,  29  Jan.  1834,  an  only  child. 
HoLULND  LaoKT,  Esq.  of  Castle  Lecky  and  BallyhoUand 
House. 

fieo/— Castle  Lecky  and  BaUyhoUand  House. 


LECKY  OF  BEARDIVILLE. 

Leckt,  Hugh,  Esq.  of  BeardiTille,  Bushmills,  co. 
Antrim,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1886,  6.  29  Aug.  1804 ;  m. 
Aug.  1837,  Matilda,  dau.  of  George  Hutchinson, 
E^.  of  Ballj^money  (by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Lecky,  "Esq.  of  Ballymoney,  co.  Antrim), 
and  has  issue, 

I.  HuoB,  b,  21  Oct.  1889. 

n.  George,  b.  1841.  ^^  j 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


LED 


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ni.  Jahn-Qmt,  b.  1M4. 
I.  r^ 


IT.  Emttj,  h.  1S46. 


S^inf afff • — This  funfly  ia  of  Scotch  extraction,  aad 
ieitJed  in  the  countj  ot  Dnry,  tomuxdB  th«  laU«r  cod  of 
the  16th  century. 

Caft.  AuEXAinycK  Lkkt,  who  cenred  at  the  elege  of 
Londonderry,  wm  father  ot 

Hiuunr  Lbokt,  of  Agtrj,  co.  Deny,  who  «».  17»t,  lUry, 
dan.  of  John  MoGuUiun,  Ecq.  of  limnahiTy  Oleoarm,  co. 
Antrim,  and  had  a  eon, 

Hugh  Lktkt,  Eeq.  of  Agiry,  who  m,  1706,  EHmbeth,  dan. 
of  the  Ber.  John  Gage,  of  Bathlin,  co.  Antrim,  and  had 
laeue, 

John-Oage,  of  Aglvy,  b.  1712,  m.  1818,  Elizabeth,  dan.  ot 
the  Ber.  OHrer  McOanelapd,  and  d.  1819,  ».  p. 

HiKiH,  of  whom  presently. 

Mary,  m.  John  Caldwell,  Eeq.,  M.D.,  Londonderry. 

Anne^  m.  John  Ball,  Eeq.  of  Dublin,  banieter-at-law. 

The  2nd  eon, 

Hdoh  Lboxt,  Eeq.,  b.  17Y8,  m.  1808,  EUnbeth,  dau.  of 
Jamee  Orr,  Eeq.  of  Kecly,  and  d.  1817,  haying  had  laeue, 

HuoH,  now  of  BeardiTllle. 

Jamee-Orr,  m.  1856,  Harriet,  dau.  of  John  Knox,  Eeq.  of 
Buahbrook. 

John-Oage,  lieut.-col..  late  of  the  88th  regt,  m.  1846, 
Tamaisina»  dan.  of  William  Edie,  of  Thomhifl,  oo.  Tyrone. 

Andrew,      >  i„_i„. 

William,  d,  /t^'ln*- 

Conolly. 

Aeot— BeardiTllle,  Buahmflls,  co.  Antrim. 


LEDSAM  OP  CHAD  HILL. 

LiDAAM,  Joseph-Frbdkbiok,  Esq.  of  Chad  Hill, 
00.  Warwick,  and  of  Nortbfield,  co.  Worcester,  J.P. 
ftnd  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Worcestershire  1848,   6. 
16  April,  1791;  ♦».  4  Dea  1817,   Elizabeth -Ann- 
Ashton,  oDly  dau.  and  heir  of  James  Goddiogton, 
Esq.  of  Camp  Hill,  near  Birmingham,  Banker,  and 
by  her  (who  d.  17  July,  1855)  has  had  issue, 
I,  JosspH,  b.  S4  Dec.  1828,  m.  27  Oct.  1868,  Frances-Bar- 
bara Jackson,  of  Harbome.  oo.  Stafford,  and  has  a  son, 
Joseph- Frederick,  6.  10  Deo.  18M. 
u.  Fredeiiok-Oeorge,   M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  6.  23  Not. 

1S26. 
lu.  Thoroas-Moreton,  6. 10  May,  1880,  d.  unm,  April  1864. 
IV.  WUliam,  b.  27  Oct  1882. 
y.  James-Qoddington,  b.  0  Aug.  1836. 

I.  Maiy-Eli&ibeth.  m.  14  July,  1848,  to  William,  2ud  son 
of  William  Chance,  Esq.  of  Spring  Chrove,  Birmingham. 

II.  Bmily-AgQCS. 

HilKXOt* — ^This  family  is  of  Tcry  considerable  antiquity 
in  the  counties  of  Chester  and  Flint.  Onnerod,  in  his 
histoiy  of  the  fonner  shire,  mentions  that  "  Richard,  son 
of  Letitia  de  Ledsham,  occurs  in  a  grant  of  lands  in  Hoeton, 
in  the  time  of  Thomas,  abbot  of  Cheeter,  in  the  13th 
century  ;**  and  WUlet,  in  his  memoirs  of  Hawarden  states 
that  "  the  earliest  documents  the  paiish  posseseee,  save  the 
Register  is  a  copy  of  the  Will  of  Qeorob  Ledsham,  late  of 
the  Inner  Temple,  London,  bearing  date  34  Feb.  1608.  By 
this  will,"  continues  Mr.  Willet,  "Qeoige  Ledsham,  left 
£800  to  erect  and  maintain  a  grammar-school  for  ever,  in 
the  west  comer  of  the  churchyard  of  Hawarden.  Mr. 
Lodshara  was  a  Apoeholder  of  this  parish,  and  the  proprietor 
of  thitt  estate  in  Ewloe  known  by  the  name  of  Farm -Stile, 
the  which  he  gave  to  his  sister,  Ann  Ledsham,  who  m.  a 
Mr.  Robert  Jones,  of  FSrm-Stile.**  Among  the  names  of 
the  andont  families  of  the  city  of  Cheeter,  in  1646.  when  it 
surrendered  to  the  pariiamentiry  forces,  is  mentioned 
Tnomas  Ledsham. 

QKORac  Lkdsuam,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  of  Hawarden,  co. 
Flint,  and  of  the  Farm-Stile  esUte,  in  Ewloe,  d.  about  1606, 
leaving  a  son, 

Dakikl  Lbosham  5.  at  Weppera,  oo.  Flint,  who  went 
to  Ireland  about  166&,  as  secretary  to  CoL  Harrieon.  in 
CaoMWKLL*8  army.  He  d.  in  that  kingdom,  leaving  three 
sons,  Dahixl;  Jem,  of  Hawarden;  and  Thomas.  The 
eldest  son, 

Danikl  Ledsham.  Esq.  of  Clogl^ordan,  oo.  Tlpperary, 
served  as  high-sheriff  of  that  county.  He  lubsequently 
removed  to  Flintrtiire,  and  finally  settled  at  Birmingham, 
where  he  d.  in  1783,  sged  ninety-three.  He  «».  23  May, 
1727.  Ann,  dau.  of  John  Moreton,  Esq.  of  Northop,  oo. 
Flint .  and  had  issue.    The  4th  son. 

THi>MAS  LsDSAM.  E^.,  h.  st  Hawardsn,  co.  Fhnt,  19  Feb. 
678 


1740,  ».  Cbariotts,  ddsst  d«i.  id  mittos  Want.  Siq.  of 
AUestreee  HaU,  00.  Derby,  Vy  Mary  his  wife,  dsa.  of  Bicbwl 
Smith,  Esq.  of  Endssty  HaU,  co.  Leicester,  aiwl  httd  iasoe, 

L  John-Moreton,  b.  19  Oct  1762,  of  Farriosdoa,  eo.  Beilca, 
and  T4»chlade,  co.  Gloucester,  ■■,  Mary-Baibaim,  daa.  of 
Coffin,  of  BUckladies,  oo.  Stafind,  and  d.  6  Kov.  IflSS, 
leaving  issue, 

1  John-Joseph,  b.  14  Nov.  1798,  m,  9  July,  1828,  Battna 
Jones,  of  Packington,  oo.  Warwick. 

1  Baibara-Maria,  m.  27  Dec  18281  to  Oabrfel-Jean-Mai^ 
De  Lys,  M.D..  only  son  of  the  IfarquiB  De  Vij%  ot  Im 
Vikler,  Brittany,  aad  had  isms. 

2  Frances-Anne,  m,  to  Qeorga-Btwell  Jameson,  Baq. 
n.  JoKPH,  of  whom  presently, 
nt.  Daniel,  of  the  Moon  and  Koasooh,  oo.  Wwesstsr,  k. 


29   March,  1772,  ».   8anh>Eliaabeth,  dau.  at 
Soden,  Esq.  of  AUesley,  oo.  Warwick,  and  had  tasae, 
Dahiel,  in  holy  ordecs,  fr.  26  Jan.  1818,  aad  BMnib,  wl  ia 
1881  to  Charles  Hopkins,  Esq.,  lieut.  R.N. 
ly.  William,  6. 10  Maitdi,  in8,  d,  at  liabon,  U  Jvly,  1B14. 

The  2nd  son, 

Joseph  Ledsam,  Esq..  b.  5  March,  1767,  m.  Mary,  eldist 
dau.  of  John  Bullock,  Esq..  V7  his  wife.  Mazy  BIythe.  cf 
EalUey,  co.  Warwick,  and  dyhig  9  Nov.  1816,  left  (with  a 
dan.,  Mary-Anne-MoretoQ,  who  m.  23  Jan.  1818,  Joseph 
Hodgson,  Esq.  of  Birmingham,  F.B.8.,  and  haa  one  daa., 
Marianne,  m.  12  May,  1858,  to  Lieut.-C(^  Shakeqieare)  aa 
only  surviving  son,  the  present  Josepb-Fbedbbiok  TiEnaAM, 
Esq.  of  Chad  Hill. 

uirm*— Ouartariy:  sa.  and  arg.,  four  Ist^iainls'  ftoea,  eova- 
terchanged. 
Crat — A  Cornish  chough. 
Motto — Fac  et  epera. 
&al--Chad  Hill,  EdgbMton. 


LEE  OF  HARTWELL. 

Lre,  Joun,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  of  Hartwell*  co.  Buck- 
ingham, b.  2d  April,  1783;  s.  his  maternal  nude, 
William-Lee  Antonie,  Enq.,  in  1815,  and  assumed^ 
under  that  gentleman's  will,  his  present  surname  of 
Lee,  in  lieu  of  his  patronymic,  Fiott.  To  the  Hart- 
well  property  he  succeeded,  by  the  bequest  of  his 
kinsman,  the  Rev.  Sir  George  Lee,  6th  Bart 

HintKfit, — This  fiunily,  supposed  to  have  been  a 
younger  branch  of  the  L^hs  of  Cheshire,  settled  in  Boska 
in  the  beginning  of  Henbt  IV. 's  reign. 

Thomas  Lbb,  Esq.  of  HartweU,  co.  Bucks,  (eldest  son  of 
Thomns  Lee,  Esq.  of  Moreton  and  HartweU,  by  Elisabeth 
his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  George  Croke),  was  erased  a  Baroiwt, 
16  Aug.  1660.  His  direct  male  deeoendant  (for  mttrmedimU 
pedigree.  Me  Bubkk's  &ctinct  PeerageX 

The  Rev.  Sir  George  Lee,  rector  of  Hartwell,  and  viesr 
of  Stowe,  6.  In  1767,  d.  uam;  in  1827,  when  the  Barooeicy 
expired,  and  the  estates  devolved,  by  Sir  Gemge's  will,  on 
their  present  possessor,  John  Lns,  Esq.,  L.L.D..  the  next 
heir  in  blood.  He  is  son  of  the  late  John  Fiott.  Esq.,  hj 
Harriet  his  wife,  2nd  dau.  of  William  Lee,  Esq.  cf  Tot- 
teridge,  who  was  son  of  the  Right  Hon.  Sir  William  Lee, 
Chief  Justice  of  England,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Thomas  Lee,  Snd 
Bart,  of  Hartwell. 

ArmB—KiL,  two  bars,  or,  abend,  chequy,  or  and  gu. 
Crest— A  bear,  passant,  sa.,  muzsled,  collared  and  chsined. 

Motto— VGmm  atque  deoens. 
£aa<— Hartwell,  Bucks. 


LEE  OF  BALSDON  LODGE. 

Lee,  JoHN-HirrcHiKSOir,  Esq.  of  Balsdon  Lodge, 
Torquay,  Devon,  b.  27  Aug.  1810;  w^,  2  Feb.  1847, 
Caroline,  youngest  dau.  of  the  Is^  Charles  HiTes, 
Esq.  of  Gledhow  Grove,  Leeds,  and  has  iaaue, 

I.  Johm-Thbophilus,  6.  8  May,  1850. 

n.  Heniy-Hives,  6.  9  Feb.  1868. 

L  Alice-Jsne.  n.  Maigaret43sroBDa. 

Mr.  Lee  was  for  some  years  aide-de-camp  to  the  Isie 
Sultan  Mahmoud,  who  conferred  on  him  the  Order 
of  the  Crescent ;  he  is  also  a  magistrate  for  Mid<fl»- 
sex  and  Westminster. 

EtlU agC.--Jomr  LcE,  Esq..  an  officer  in  R^. .  dcModal 
fh»n  the  Lees  of  Dumbale,  oo.  Cheshire ;  dL  in  1788,  ieavi^ 


JoHir,  of  whom  presently. 

Richard,  cnlonel  hi  the  amy. 

Esther,  m.  Gen.  TbeophUos  '^^^/^z-vrrTp 


LEE 


LEE 


The  elder  son, 

John  Imm,  Eeq.,  oapt.  R.N.,  m.  13  Jnn.  1786,  Margaret 
Hay,  granddAU.  of  Dr.  John  Hay,  phyaioian  to  Oborob  I., 
and  dan.  of  James  Maclellan,  of  Annan,  of  the  Kiroad- 
bright  family,  and  d.  23  March,  1800,  having  had,  by  this 
lady,  who  d.  24  June,  1810. 

John  Theophilu^  b.  28  Aiig.  1780. 

Henrietta-Maria,  d.  young. 

His  only  son. 

Bib  Jobn  Thxoprilitb  Lsb,  of  Lauriston  Hall,  $.  his  fkther 

on  the  23  March,  1800.    He  m.  24  Dec.  1807,  Sophia,  dau.  of 

K%)or  Lawler,  of  Qreenwidh,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Horatio  WUHam  Pitt,  6.  Sept  1808 ;  d.  in  active  service 

RN.,  on  board  H.M.  Tartar,  Ct^.  Sir  Thomas  Hardy,  in 

1828. 

n.  JoHS-HuTOHtirsoxr,  now  of  Balsdon  Lodge. 
HI.  Melville-Lauiiston,   6.  27  AprU,  1821,  of  Magdakme 
CoHege,  Cambridge,  in  holy  orders ;  rector  of  Bridport, 
Dorset,  m.  14  April,  1862,  Emily,  dau.  of  J.  Dicker.  Bsq. 
of  Lewes,  and  has  issue^ 

1  Alioia-Maiion. 

2  BmUy-Theresa-Josephine. 

IV.  Alfired-Theophilus,  in  holy  orders,  scholar  of  Christ's 
College,  Cambndge ;  m.  4  Aug.  1863,  Euphemia,  only  dau. 
of  Marriott  Dalway,  Bella  Hill,  Carrickfergus,  and  has 


1  Marriott  Dalway,  6. 17  May,  1864. 

2  BobertrModellan-Lauriston,  6. 11  Dec.  1865. 

1.  Henrietta-Margaretta-Hay,  m.  27  April,  1848,  the  Bev. 

Ouy  Bryan,  eldest  son  of  the  Bev.  Guy  Bryan,  rector  of 

Woodham  Walter,  Essex,  by  Selina-lllizabeth  his  wife, 

dan.  of  John  Eardley  Wilmot,  Esq. 
u.  Sophia-Townshend,  m.  19  Apnl,  1842,  Bev.  Q.  W.  B. 

WiUs,   of  Woodham   College,    Oxford;   rector  of   Bt 

Leonard,  Exeter, 
m.  Bmma-Louisa-Berry,   m.   28  June.    1842,    the  Bev. 

Thomas  John  Main,  feUow  of  St.  John's  College,  and 

professor  of  Royal  Naval  College,  Ponsmouth. 

v.'Sui^iBmia,  m.  2   Feb.  1847,    Donald  Sinclair,  M.D., 

brother  of  Sir  John  Sinclair,  Bart,  of  Barrock  House, 
(Mthness. 
Sir  John  Theophilus  Lee  entered  the  Boyal  Navy  under 
Lord  St.  Vincent,  in  170r<,  and  was  present  at  the  battles  of 
Cape  St  Yhioent  and  the  Nile,  and  in  eighteen  other  actions 
vrith  frigates,  forts  and  boats.  He  was  knighted  in  1827, 
and  was  presented  by  the  Sultan  Mahmoud  with  the  order 
of  the  Crescent,  in  diamonds ;  and  had  also  conferred  on 
him  the  orders  of  Christ  of  Portugal,  St  Louis  of  France, 
St  Andrew  of  Russia,  and  Waldimir  of  Prussia.  He  was  a 
magistrate  for  Middlesex,  Hants,  and  Devon,  and  deputy- 
lieutenant  for  the  two  former  counties.  He  d.  c^  Laxuiston 
Hall,  Torquay,  25  Oct  1843. 

ArrM^Arg.,  a  chev.,  engr.,  between  three  leopards'  head^ 
sa. 

Creat—A  leopard's  head,  sa.,  surmounting  a  ducal  coronet 

Motto— Vum  spiro  spero. 

£ta«— Balsdon  Lodge,  Torquay. 


I.  ALBXST-HEintT,  5.  26  April,  1858. 
n.  William-Alexander,  b.  18  Aug.  1864. 
ni.  John-Frands,  6.  12  April,  1856. 

iltlfRffr.— This  femily  was  settled  in  Ireland  by  Oapt. 
RiOHAM)  Lee,  (stated  to  have  been  nephew  to  the  Earl  of 
Lichfield),  who  accompanied  Cbomwxll  to  Ireland;  and  a 
letter  of  the  Lord  Protector  still  remains  in  the  possession 
of  the  present  Mr.  Lee,  of  Bama,  appointing  him  captain 
in  the  62nd  regiment  of  Foot.  Cromwell  afterwards 
bestowed  on  hhn  large  estates  in  the  00.  of  Tipperaxy.  The 
great-grandftkther  of  the  present  Mr.  Lee, 

Henbt  Lbe,  son  of  Bdwabd  Lmb,  Esq.,  by  Blixabeth  Ryan 
his  wife,  m.  Mary  Philips,  and  was  &ther  of  (with  three 
other  sons), 

Obobos  Lee,  Esq.  of  Bama,  who  m.  11  Feb.  1778,  Alice 
Norxis,  and  had  issue, 

Hevby,  his  heir.  .    ,  ,  .    . 

Edward,  who  «.,  and  by  his  wifb,  who  is  deceased,  had  one 
dau. 

Anne,  m.  to  James  Dickson,  Bki.,  barriste^at-law. 

Mr.  Lee  d.  June,  1816,  and  was  ».  by  his  son, 

HxNBT  Lee,  Esq.  of  Bama,  J.P.,  6. 2  March,  1780,  who  m. 
2  Jan.  1808,  Maria,  dau.  of  Christopher  Crofts,  Esq,  of 
Stream  Hill,  co.  Coik,  and  had  issue, 

I.  Hembt-Albbbt,  now  of  Bama. 

u.  Charles-Edward. 

m.  George- Augusta. 

I   Anne.  n.  Alida-Maria. 

in.  Catherine-Louisa.  it.  Charlotte,  deceased. 

V.  Emily.  ▼>•  Maria. 

Mr.  Lee  d.  18  Jan.  1848. 

^mM— Arg..  a  fesse  between  three  crescents,  sa. 
Cte^ — On  a  column,  arg.,  encircled  with  a  ducal  coronrt, 
or.  a  fidcon,  dose,  i^.,  standing  on  a  bird's  legi  as.,  erased. 


LEE  OF  THE  ABBEY. 

Lee,  Charles  -  Benjamin,  Esq.  of  The  Abbey, 
Knaresborough,  b.  16  Feb.  1797;  m.  28  Aug.  1839, 
the  Hon.  Mary-Stuart  Forbes,  dau.  of  James  Ochon- 
car,  18th  Lord  Forbes,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Chablbs-Walteb,  6.  18  Sept  1840. 

I.  Isabella-Ann. 

%intHfit* — John  Lee,  Esq.  of  The  Abbey,  Knares- 
borough, D.L.,  son  of  the  late  Thomas  Lee,  Esq.,  by  Ann 
Foster  his  wife,  6. 6  Sept.  1766 ;  who  m.  4  Feb.  1794,  Maria 
Mainwaring,  of  Goltho'  Hall,  oo.  Lincoln,  and  had  issue, 

John,  6. 1795,  d.  wnm. 

Chablbs-Bsnjamxn,  now  of  The  Abbey. 

Frederii^  6.  in  1800 ;  m  in  Jan.  1882,  Blisabeth  Cole,  and 
hasiamie. 

George,  6. 13  Feb.  1802,  m,  in  Oct  1881,  Mary  Stark,  and 
hadlssue. 

Charlotte. 

Emma-Maria,  d.wim. 

Arnu—eii^  three  crowns,  or. 

Crt$t — ^An  arm  in  armour,  holding  a  battle«3ce. 

Ifotto— Dum  spiro  spero. 

Seat—Old  Pa'ace,  Richmond,  Surrey. 


LEE  OF  BARNA. 
Lee,  Henry- Albert,  Esq.  of  Bama,  co.  Tipperaxy, 
b.  2  Aug.  1818 ;  m.  81  July,  1852.  Susan-Kate,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  late  John  Beun,  Esq.,  and  baa  issue, 
670 


gu- 


3foMo— Fide  et  constanUA. 
Sea^— Bama,  co.  Tipperary. 


LEE  OF  DILLINGTON  HOUSK 
Lee,  John -Lee,  Esq.  of  Dillington  House,  oo. 
Somerset,  and  Orleigh  Court,  co.  Devon,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  high-eheriff  1845,  6.  11  Dec.  1802 ;  m.  Ist, 
18  Feb.  1884,  Jessy,  dau.  of  John-Edwards  Vaughan, 
Esq.  of  Rheola,  co.  Glamorgan,  late  M-P.,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  1836)  has  one  son, 

I.  Vauohan-Hannxno-Lee,  21st  Fusiliers,  6.  26  Feb.  1888. 
He  m.  2ndly,  17  Aug.  1841,  the  Hon.  Mary-Sophift 
Hood,,  eldest  dau.  of  Lord  Bridport,  and  has  by  her, 

I.  Edward-Hanning,  b.  26  Aug.  1846. 

II.  William-Hazming,  b.  9  Dec.  1846. 

r.  Bmily-Mary.  n.  Alice-Georgina. 

Mr.  Lee,  whose  patronymic  is  Hanning,  assumed 
the  surname  of  Lee,  by  sign-manual,  in  1822.  He 
is  only  son  of  William  Hanning,  Esq.  of  Dillington 
House,  by  his  wife,  Harriet  Lee,  of  Orleigh  Court, 
00.  Devon  (to.  in  1800),  and  grandson  of  John  Han- 
ning, Esq.  of  Dillington,  by  Susan  his  wife,  dau.  of 
T.  Harvard,  Esq.  of  Whitelackington,  co.  Somerset 
He  has  two  sisters,  Georgina-l5izabeth,  to.  Nov. 
1824,  to  William  Speke,  Esq.  of  Jordans;  and 
Sophia-Harriet,  to.  June,  1828,  to  John-B.  Fuller, 
Esq.  of  Neston  Park,  Wilts.  Mr.  Lee-Lee  was  M.P. 
for  Wells  in  ihe  reign  of  William  IV. 

.<lm«— Quarterly :  let  and  4th,  Lbe;  2nd  and  3rd,  Han- 

NINO.  

Crertt— iBt,  for  Lee  ;  2nd,  for  Hannwo.  ^    ^  ,  .  v 

S«U»— Dillington  House,  near  Dmhister,  and  Orleigh 
CJourt^r"- *^ 


r^eford. 


LEE  OF  HOLBOROUGH. 

Lee,  William,  Esq.  of  Holborough,  oa  Kent> 

J.P.  and  D.L,  b.  23  A\ig.  18U1 ;  w.  2  April,  1820, 

Christiana,  dau.  of  S.  Reynolds,  Esq.  of  Thoydon 

H^  Essex,  and  has  issue, 

1.  Anne,  m.  June,  1846,  W.-H.  Eobcrts,  Esq.,  oapt.  R.B., 

who  is  deceased, 
u.  Barah,  w.  Oct  1868,  to  Alfred  Smith,  Esq.  of  Rochester. 

Mr.  Lee,  of  Holborough,  is  Srd  son  of  Henry  and 
Susannah  Lee,  of  Camps  Hill,  Lewiiham,  Kent. 


LEE 

^mt— Az.,  two  bats,  orminois. 

Creat—A  hmt,  sUtant,  ppr.,  miuiled,  go.,  ooUand  And 

MotU>—Yemm  atqne  deoena. 
&ai— Holboroiigfa,  Kent 


LEE  OF  THE  MOUNT. 

LsB,    Edwabd  •  Herbert,   Esq.  of  The  Mount, 
Djnas  Powifl,  oo.  Glamorgan,  J.P.,  h.  Oct.  1786 ;  m, 
June,  1810,  Mary-Anne,  2nd  dan.  of  Thomas  Thomp- 
son, Esq.  of  London,  and  by  her  (who  d.  26  April, 
1811)  has  an  only  son, 
BmsktTbomab,  b.  21  April.  1811;   m.  in  Aug.  18S7, 
Catiierine-Frances,   6th   dau.    of  James  Broadwood, 
Esq.  of  Lyne  House,  Surrey,  and  has  issue. 

1  HsntT-HSBBKBT. 

2  John-Robert  8  FnmdB-AAhmore. 
1  Maty-Anne-EUzabeth.  8  Barbaia-Stewsrt 

%intUQt* — ^HnmT  Lbs,  merdiant  of  Hull,  and  at  one 
time  mayor  of  that  town,  m.  Oathexine  Freeman,  great- 
grand-aunt  of  Lord  Brougham,  and  had  issue,  Hkhbt,  6.  in 
1727 ;  Thomas,  capt  B.N.,  lost  at  sea  in  1770,  while  in 
command  of  the  Aurora  frigate;  Catherine,  m.  to  ffir 
Arthur  dazke,  Bart  of  Snailwell.    The  elder  son, 

Ths  Ret.  Hbhbt  Lxb.  vicar  of  Willoughby-with- 
Wolfhamcote,  co.  Warwick,  6.  in  1727,  m.  Margaret,  dan. 
of  Edward  Hurst,  Esq.  of  Upton,  Bucks,  and  sister  of 
Umiam  Hurst,  Esq  ,  high-sheriff  of  Glaznorganahire  in 
1776,  and  had  two  sons,  Hxket,  Us  heir ;  and  Thomas,  in 
the  navy,  lost  at  sea  in  1770.  Mr.  Lee  d.  in  1768,  and  was 
s.  by  his  son, 

Hknbt  Lkk,  Esq.,  6.  in  1753,  J.P.  and  D.L  who  m.  in 
May,  1770,  Sarah,  enly  dau.  of  the  Rer.  Samuel  Roberts, 
of  SaUsbury,  and  dying  in  Bee.  1882,  left  (with  three 
daus.,  Saiah-Maigaretta,  «.  in  Deo.  1706,  to  Thomas-Lane 
Thompson,  Esq.  of  Blaokheath;  Arthuretta-Clarke ;  and 
Anna-Maria)  an  only  son,  BowAJtD-HaBBXBT  Lbb,  Esq.  of 
The  Mount,  Dynas  Powis. 

^rm»— Aig.,  on  a  dier.,  oigr.,  between  three  leopards' 
heads,  sa.,  a  crescent 
Ocft—A  leopards's  head,  sa.,  surmounting  adueal  coronet 
Ifotto—Fortiter.  sed  suaviter. 
M€$idenee—Tbo  Mounts  Dynas  Powis,  Olamoiganshire. 


LEE  OF  COTON  HALL. 

Lee,  Rey.  Harrt^  of  Eingsgate  House,  Hants, 
represents  the  very  ancient  family  of  Lee  of  Coton 
Hall,  CO.  Salop,  which  has  continaed,  in  a  direct 
line,  from  father  to  son,  from  the  reign  of  Edward  I. 
to  the  present  time,  and  in  which  the  same  property 
remained  until  conveyed  by  an  heiress  to  the  Wing- 
fields  of  Tickencote,  co.  Rutland. 


LEECH  OF  RATHKEALE  ABBEY. 

Leech,  Qboroe  •  Williams,  Esq.  of  Rathkeale 
Abbey,  co.  Limerick,  barrister  -  at  -  law,  J.  P.,  b. 
80  Aug.  1810 ;  m.  1st,  12  Nov.  1834,  Anna-Maria, 
dan.  of  General  Qeorge  Bellasis,  and  by  her  has  a 
son, 

BOBKBT-S.-B..  04th  regt,  b.  21  May.  1836. 

He  m.  2ndly,  28  Sept  1846,  Catherine,  dau,  of 
Hunt-Walshe  Chambre,  Esq.  of  Hawthorne  Hill,  co. 
Armagh,  by  whom  he  has  issue, 

L  Hont-Chambre.  b.  20  Deo.  1S47. 

n.  John-Bourke-Massy,  b.  21  July,  1854. 

I.  Helena-E. -Susanna.  n.  Catherine-Bebecca. 

m.  Eliza-Oeoiigina. 

HClttSSt* — ^Thifl  family  which  claims  to  be  a  branch  of 
that  of  LaoHS  of  Oardm,  oo.  Chester,  settled  in  Ireland 
about  the  middle  of  the  l7th  century.  It  was  long  estab- 
lished in  Mayo,  and  intermanied  with  the  Boubues,  Paobts, 
and  Obmss,  of  that  county.    The  late 

Jomr-BouBXX  LncH,  Esq.,  b.  10  Dec.  176S,  son  of  Robert 
Leech  Esq.,  by  his  wife  Julie  Bourke,  and  grandson  of 
John  Leech  Esq.  of  Frankford,  oo.  Sligo,  by  Mary  his 
wife,  eldest  dau.  of  Bobert  Oime,  Esq.  of  Game,  co.  Mayo, 
left,  by  Helena-E.-8usanuah  his  wifis,  six  sons,  viz,, 

WoxiAM,  6. 1708,  m.  E.-C.  Maodongall,  and  had  one  son, 
William,  deceased. 

6soaca-Wii.UAiis,  now  of  Rathkeale  Abbey. 
680 


L  £F 

James,  of  Scmensi  Houses  London. 

John,  of  livetpooL  Bctet^  of  Bombay. 

ArthxMT. 

SmI— Rathkeale  Abbey,  co.  Limsrick. 

LEEKE  OFLONGFORD. 

Leeke,  Ralph-Mebbick,  Esq.  of  Longford  Hall, 
00.  Salop,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1850,  b.  4  Sept 
1813;  m.  26  Oct  1847,  Lady  Hester-3iaria,  dau.  at 
Newton  -  Fellowes,  4th  Eari  of  Portsmouth,  by 
Catharine  his  wife,  dan.  of  Huj^  Ist  Eaii  For- 
tescue,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Ralph,  6. 1840.  n.  Thomas-Kewtoa.  b.  ISM. 

m.  Walter-Harvey,  6. 1856. 

I.  Heater-Catharine.  n.  Charlotte-Uianlau 

%intUZt* — This  liunily  has,  for  several  oenturiea,  ben 
of  importance  in  the  oounty  of  Salop.  The  Inrnifrflsliff 
ancestor  of  the  present  line, 

Rauh  Lbekk,  of  Ludlow,  was  living  in  18S4.  ffis  snl 
is  represented  in  a  pedigree  of  the  fkmlly.  wbldi  ia  atiestad 
by  Sir  WflUam  Segar,  as  bearing  his  shMd  at  anam,  tke 
same  as  now  used  with  the  legend,  "  BlgilL  BadI  Leato 
Armigeri.**    From  him  descended 

Ralph  Leeks,  Eaq..  2nd  son  of  Thomas  Leeke.  Esq.  ef 
the  Vineyard,  i^ar  Wellington,  and  0th  in  descent  fron 
Ralph  Leeke,  whose  eldest  son,  Thomas,  was  one  of  tht 
barons  of  the  Exchequer,  acquired  a  large  fortone  in  ths 
civil  service  of  the  E.  I.  Company.  Returning  to  EnglaDd 
in  1786,  he  pundiased,  the  following  year,  from  tlie  Bad  of 
Shrewsboxy,  the  manon  and  estates '  of  Loagfbrd  aad 
ChoTch  Aston,  in  GBiropshire,  and  was  hi^-ahfsnff  of  tiiat 
county  1706.  He  m.  13  Dec  1787,  Honoria-Fzastoea,  amij 
dau.  of  Walter  Harrey-Thursby,  Esq..  and  by  bar  (who  d. 
1S4S)  had  issue,  Thomas,  his  heir;  Ralph-Harvay,  rector  of 
Longford,  b.  4  Oct  1704;  Augustx;  Caroline  m.  7  Sept 
1824,  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  William  Nevm ;  EmUy-Franocs- 
Anne,  m.  20  Oct  18S5.  to  the  Rev.  Sir  Heniy  lliompsoB, 
Bart    He  d,  80  Sept  1820.  and  was  a  by  his  eidar  son, 

Thomas  Lehke  Esq.  of  Longford  Hall,  barrister-at- 
law,  J.P..  6.  21  Not.  1788,  who  m.  Ist,  13  Nov.  ISIS. 
Louisa,  youngest  diu.  of  the  late  Brig.-Oen.  Bobect  Shave, 
and  by  her,  who  d.  16  April,  1816,  had  isana, 

Ralfh-M EBBicK,  present  representative. 

Egerton,  6.  23  March.  1S16. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Wyndham  Madden. 
Mr.  Leeke  m.  2ndly,  21  Jan.   1822,  Anna,  ooly   dan.  of 
the  bte  Hon.  Matthew  PlunkeU.  brvther   to   the  10th 
Lord  Louth. 

Arm*  Aig.,  on  a  chie^  gu.,  a  fleur-de-li^  or,  over  aD,  a 
bend,  engr.,  as. 

CreK— A  leg,  oouped  at  the  thigh,  chaxged  with  two 
fleurs-de-lis. 

Motto — ^Agendo  snaviter. 

iS  at— Loi^ford  Hall,  near  Newjrart,  Shropsihira. 

LEFEVRE  OF  HECKFIELD  PLACEL 

Shaw  -  Lefevrb,  The  Right  Hon.  Charlxs,  of 
Heckfield  Place,  co.  Hants,  M.P.  fo^  NorUi  Hants, 
and  for  eighteen  years  Speaker  of  the  Houbb  or 
CoaofONS,  b.  22  Feb.  1794 ;  m.  24  June,  1817,  Emma- 
Laura,  dau.  of  Samuel  Whitbread,  Exq.,  M.P,  by  the 
Lady  Elizabeth,  his  wife,  sister  of  Charles,  Eari 
Grey,  and  has  had,  with  three  soi^a,  who  all  d. 
young,  three  daus., 

I.  Bmma-Inura. 

n.  Helena,  m.  26  Feb.  1851,  to  Sir  Henxy  B.-P.-8t  John 
Mildmny  Bart 

in.  Elizabeth. 

Mr.  Shaw-Lefevre  is  a  magistrate  and  deputy-lieut 
for  Hampshire,  High  Steward  of  Winchester,  and 
lieut.-col.  of  the  Hants  Yeomanry. 

%ititAZt* — The  Lefevres  came  fttmi  the  netghbouihood 
of  Rouen,  in  Normandy,  and  established  themaelves  ia 
England  at  the  Revocation  of  the  Edict  of  Nantea.  About 
the  same  period,  a  member  of  this  ftmilj,  Pierre  Lafcwci, 
son  of  Isaac  Lefevre,  soifered  death,  after  thirty  yean* 
imprisonment,  on  account  c^  his  rdigiotis  tenets. 

JoKV  Lkrvrs  and  Isaao  Lktsvbk,  were  the  two  mem- 
bers of  the  fiuuily  who  first  came  to  England,  of  whom. 
JoHV,  the  eldest,  served  as  a  Uent. -colonel  in  Maiiboioush'^ 
army,  and  eettled  in  Essex.  The  younger,  Isaac  LsrEvai, 
m.,  and  had,  with  daus.,  of  whom  Madeline,  m.  Wilham 
Currie,  Esq.,  banker,  Lon^Mi,  four  sons,  of  wlxnn  the  eldeai. 


LE  F 


LEO 


JoBX  LsnTBB,  Ekiq.  of  Haekfldd  Pboe,  Hanto,  m.  twice, 
had  by  bis  Sod  wife»  Helena,  dan.  of  lister  Selman,  Esq.  of 
Old  Ford,  oo.  Middleeez,  an  only  child, 

Helbva  Lktkybb.  who  m.  Oiariea  Shaw,  Esq.,  M.P.  for 
Rwarting.  barrlBter-at-law,   aon  of  George  Shaw,  Esq.,  by 
Maria  Oreen  hia  wife,  and  grandson  of  George  Shaw,  Esq., 
of  an  old  Torkshire  fiuooily.  and  had  by  him  (who  took  the 
name  of  LsFsyRs)  three  sons,  tIz.. 
CmAXLwa,  the  present  Right  Hoh.  Crarlxs  Shaw  Lowbb. 
John-George,  (Sir)  K.C.B.,  formeriyM.P.forPetersfield,and 
Under  Secretary  for  the  Colonies,  and  now  clerk  of  Parlia- 
ment, m.  S9  Dec.  1834,  Rachel-Emily,  dau.  of  Ichabod 
Wright,  Esq.  of  Mapperley,  Notts,  and  has  six  daus.,  and 
omesnrviviiig  son,  GsoBOH-Jomr,  of  the  Inner  Temple,  bar- 
rister-at-law. 

HenxT-Fnmcis,  m.  1st,  Helen,  dan.  of  General  Sir  John 

O.  £e  Marchant,  by  whom  ho  has  three  daus.,  Helen, 

Anna-Maria,  and  Sophia;  and  Sndly,  Elizabeth-Emma, 

dau.  of  the  Bey.  John  and  the  Hon.  Emma  Foster. 

Mr.  Shaw-Lefevre  sat  for  the  first  time  in  parliament  for 

Newton,  in  1790,  and  subeequently  represented  Beading. 

He  d.  a?  April,  1833. 

.^niis— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  sa.,  acher.,  arg.,  between 
two  trefoils,  slipped,  in  chief,  audabeaantinbose,  therefhnn 
issuant  a  cross-pat^  or,  for  LBrBVBK ;  2nd  and  Srd,  aa.,  a 
Cher.,  erm.,  on  a  cantoi]^  or,  a  talbot's  head,  erased,  gu.  for 
Shaw. 

Crett^Six  srrows.  interiaoed  saltierwise^  three  and  three, 
ppr.,  within  an  annulet^  or. 

Jtfotfo— Sans  chanmr. 

8ea6— Hedkfieki  Place,  near  Wlnehfield. 


LEFROY  OF  CARRICKGLASa 

Lkfrot,  The  Right  Hon.  Thomas-Lanolois,  of 
Carrickglass,  co.  Longford,  Lord  Chief  Justice  of 
Ireland,  (.  1776;  m.  1799,  Mary,  only  dau.  and  heir 
of  Jeflfiy  Paul,  Esq.  of  Silver  Spring,  co.  Wexford, 
member  of  a  younger  branch  of  the  family  of  Sir 
Robert  P^ul,  Biart.,  and  has  issue, 
1.  AHTBOirr,  D.L.,  and  for  many  years  M.P.  for  the 
county  of  Longford,  for  which  he  served  as  higb-sherilT, 
in  1850,  m.  1834,  Hon.  Jane-King,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
late  Yisoount  Lorton,  and  granddau.  of  Bobert  Earl  of 
Kingston,  and  has  issue, 
1  Frances,  sk  to  CoL  David-Carrick   Buchanan,  of 
Drumpellier,  co.  Lanark. 
8  Mary,  «.  to  Hon.  W.  Talbot,  c^pt  0th  regt. 
n.  Thomas-Paul,  Q.C.,  in.  Hon.  Elisabeth  Mas^,  dan.  of 
Hugh,  8rd  Lord  Maa^y,  and  has  issue,  Thomas-T<anglofis, 
and  sereral  other  children. 
m.  JefDry,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Helena,  eldest  dau.  of  the 
Ber.  Frederick  Trench,  by  Lady  Helena  his  wife,  sister 
of  Geoig»James,  9th  Earl  of  Egmont>  and  has  issue, 
CSiarles,  and  other  children. 
IV.  Geoige-Thomson,  who  serred  as  high-sheriff  of  Long- 

tard,  in  the  year  1849. 
I.  Jane, 
n.  Anne, 
ni.  Mary. 
Lord  Chief  Justice  Lefroj,  one  of  the  most  distin- 
guished lawyers  of  his  time,  sat  in  parliament  as 
member  for  the  University  of  DubUn  for  many 
years  previously  to   his  elevation   to   the  Bench, 
which  took  place  in  1841,  when  he  was  appointed  a 
Baron  of  the  Exchequer.    He  became  Chief  Justice 
in  1852. 

litlCAff^* — ^Tbe  Lefh>ys  are  of  Flemish  extraction,  and 
•migrated  to  England  in  the  time  of  the  Duke  of  Alva's 
persecutions.  The  first  who  settled  in  this  coimtiy,  a.d. 
1669,  was  Ahthowt  Lktbot.    His  descendant, 

Thomas  Letbot,  of  Canterbury,*  m.  Phcsbe,  b.  In  1679, 
dan.  of  Thomas  Thomson,  Esq.  of  Kenfield,  by  RuBbe  his 
wife,  dau.  of  William  Hammoxui,  Esq.  of  St.  Alban's  Court, 
Kent,  and  by  her,  who  d.  iu  1761,  had  a  son, 

ANTHomr  Lktbot,  of  Leghorn,  who  m.  Klliabeth  Langlds, 
dster  of  Benjamin  Langlois  Esq.,  M.P.,  many  yean  Under- 

*  Monument  to  this  Thomas  Lefh>y,  in  the  parish  church 
of  Potham,  Kant:— 

Sacred 

to  Thos.  Jjttroy,  of  Canterbuxy, 

who  died  8  Nov.  1728,  aged  48; 

of  a  Cambreeian  Ftanily 

that  preferred 

Beligion  and  Liberty 

To  their  Country  and  Property, 

In  the  time  of  Duke  Alva's  Peirseeution. 

681 


Secretary  of  State,  and  had  (with  one  dau.,  Phmbe,  m.  to  aa 
Italian  nobleman.  Staflbtti  Del  Medico,  Count  di  Carrara)* 
two  sons, 

I.  Ahthovt,  lieut.-coL  Mh  dragoons,  m.  16  Nov.  1766, 
Anne  Gardiner,  and  d.  8  Sept.  1810,  having  had  issue, 
1  BioHT  Hoy.  Thomas  Ldbot,  the  present  chief^ustioe 
of  Ireland. 

8  Anthonv,  lato  capt  66th  regt.  m.  and  has  issue. 
S  Beojamin,  capt.  roy.  art.,  m.  and  issue. 
4  Henry,  rector  of  Santry,  near  Dublin,  m.  and  has  issua 

1  Lucy, «».  to  Huc^-Byves  Baker,  Esq. 

2  Phoebe,  m.  to  Capt.  Butler. 

8  Sarah,  m.  to  Capt.  Courtenay. 

4  Anne,  m.  to  Miuor  Power. 

5  Eliza,  m.  to  Bicluurd  Sadleir,  Esq. 

n.  Isaac-Peter-Geoxge,  fellow  of  All  Souls*,  Oxford,  rector 
of  Ash  and  Compton,  co.  Surrey,  m.  Anne,  eldest  dau.  of 
Edward  Brydges,  Esq.  of  Wootton  Court,  co.  Kent,  hy 
Jemima  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William  Bgerton, 
IIi.D.,  grandson  of  John,  2nd  Earl  of  Bridgewater,  and 
by  her  {who  d.  in  1804)  left  at  his  decease,  Jan.  1806^ 
three  Bonn  and  one  dau., 

1  John-Henry-George,  of  Ewshot  House,  rector  of  Ash 
and  Compton,  6. 1782,  m.  Sophia,  youngsst  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  Charies-Jefflreys  Cottrall,  and  d.  1828,  leaving 
issue,  George,  d.  unm. ;  Charles-Edward,  -  m.  Janet 
dau.  of  James  Walker,  Esq.;  Anthony-CottrelL  m. 
Anne,  dau.  of  John  Bickman,  Esq.,  and  has  three 
daus.;  John-Henry,  m.  Emily-Maiy,  dau.  of  Ckiief 
Justice  Robinson,  of  Toronto,  Canada,  and  has  one  son 
and  one  dau.;  Henry-Maxwell;  Frederick,  deceased: 
Ann,  m.  to  John  MoClintock,  Esq.;  Frances-Phcebe, 
m.  to  Geoige-K.  Rickards,  Esq.,  barrister -at -law; 
Anna-Sophia;  Isabella-Elizabeth;  and  Lucy,  deceased. 

2  Christopher-Edward,  b.  1786. 

8  Benjamin,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Ash,  m.  Jane- 
Anna-Elizabeth,  eldest  dau.  of  the  lato  Bev.  James 
Austen,  rector  of  Steventon,  Hants,  and  dying  1829, 
left  issue,  George-Bei\jamin-Austen,  and  six  daus. 

1  Lucy,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Heniy  Rice,  of  Norton  Court, 
near  Faversham. 

.<4nn«— Quarteriy:  Ist  and  4th,  vert,  f^tty,  axg.,  on  a  chiet 
of  the  second,  a  hood  or  cap  (allusive  to  the  bfi^lge  assumed 
by  the  party  opposed  to  the  Duke  of  Alva),  between  two 
wyvems,  gu.,  for  Lbtbot;  2nd  and  8rd,  as.,  a  chevron,  or, 
between  three  crescents,  arg.,  on  a  chief;  gu.,  three  mullets, 
of  the  third,  for  LuroLoia 

Crett—A  demi-wyvem,  gu.,  gorged  with  a  collar,  dancett^, 
arg.,  f petty,  vert 

ifoOo— Mutare  spemo  (adopted  at  the  period  of  the 
Huguenot  persecutions). 

Ssof— Oarrickj^ass,  co.  Longford. 

LEGGE  OF  MALONE  HOUSE. 
Leooi,  Williah-Wallaob,  Esq.  of  Malone  House, 
CO.  Antrim,  D.L.,  Ligh-sherifif  1823,  «.  his  uncle^ 
WiUiam  L^gge,  in  1821,  and  adopted  the  surname 
of  Leoob;  m,  27  Sept.  1838,  Eleanor-Wilkie,  Srd 
dan.  and  co-heiress  of  Thomas  Forstor,  of  Adder- 
stone,  Northumberland,  and  has  issue, 
I.  WiLLiAM-WxLLACB.  u.  FloTsnoe-Wallaoe. 

IBLintK^t* — In  1678,  WiLUAii  Lbgob,  an  officer  in  the 
army,  with  recommendations  f^m  Jajocs  II.,  then  Duke  of 
York,  served  under  the  Duke  Schomberg  in  Flanders,  and 
accompanied  him  to  Ireland  in  1600.    His  son, 

William  Lbgos,  settled  at  Mslone,  oo.  Antrim,  and  d, 
7  Nov.  1723,  leaving,  with  other  sons, 
WiLUAM  Lbgo,  who  d.  in  Nov.  1750. 
Alexander  Lboos  (his  eldest  son)  then  «.,  and  served  as 
high-sheriff  for  the  oo.  Antrim.  He  d.  in  1777,  leaving  issue, 
William,  his  heir,  who  served  as  high-sheriff  for  co.  An- 
trim, and  d.  20  Sept.  1821. 

Elinor,  who  m.  Hill-Wallaob,  Esa.,  an  officer  in  the 
army,  claiming  descent  f^rom  the  Wallaoesof  BllersUe,  and 
had  issue, 

William,  present  possessor. 
Hill,  m.  2nd  dau.  of  M%)or  Tof^mm,  of  Yorkahlre. 
Ellen. 
MaroeUa,  who  m.  Anthony  Semple,  Esq.  of  Malahide^  and 
d.  without  issue. 

Sfttf— Malone  House,  co.  Antrim. 


LEGE  OP  NORBURY  BOOTHS  HALL. 

Lege,  PmiR,  Esq.  of  Norbuir  Booths  Hall,  oo. 
Chester,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  fonnerly  high -sheriff  6. 
11  June,  1794. 

Srttinifle.— Aoms  DB  Lbob,  (only  dau.  and  heir  of 
Richard  de  Legh,  great-grandson  of  Hamon,  Lord  of  the 


*  This  family  retain  their  rank  and 
Carrara. 


rank  and  large  possessions  i 

Jigitized  by  V^OOQIC 


LEO 

Vadietj  t!^  High  L^,  (emp.  Hsvbt  IL.  m.  Ist,  Biobakd 
i>s  Ltmmc  aod  had  by  him  a  son.  Thomas,  who  took  the 
name  of  Lxoh,  and  half  the  mediety  of  High  Ldgh ;  his 
MO,  Thomas  Lboh,  was  progenitor  of  the  Lkigbb  of  the 
Weet  Hall,  High  Leigh.  Agnee  m.  2ndl7.  WilHAm  de 
Hawardjn,  and  had  another  son.  Ralph  de  HAWAftonr 
who  had  the  other  half  of  the  mediety  of  High  Legh,  and 
sold  it  to  Sir  Richard  Maaeey,  of  Tatton,  in  1206.  Agnee  m 
Srdly.  Sir  William  Venables,  Kni..  Sod  son  of  Sir  William 
VenaUes.  Baron  of  Kinderton,  and  by  him  had  a  9rd  son, 
JoHX,  who  took  the  name  of  Legb,  and  porchased  filniits- 
ford  Booth  before  28  Edwasd  I.  By  his  let  wife  he  hod  a 
son,  JoHH  (Sir.)  He  m.  2ndly,  EUen.  dan.  of  Thomas  de 
Corona,  of  Adlington,  and  by  her  had,  Bobebt,  progenitor 
of  the  Legfas  of  Adiington.  Annesley.  Lyme,  Ridge,  Stone- 
leigh,  Stockwell.  Ac.;  William  (Sir),  anoestor  of  the  Legfas  of 
IsaU ;  Pster,  founder  of  the  L^^  of  Bechton ;  and  Gilbert, 
whose  son,  John,  m.  Cecilia  de  Townetey.  snd  was  anoestor 
of  the  TowvHLHTS  of  Towneley. 

8a  JoHs  DB  Lboh,  liTiog  Ump.  Bdwabd  III.,  eldest  son 
of  John  Legh,  the  Ist  of  Knntsford  Booth,  was  direct 
ancestor  of  the  jGunily  of  Lboh,  of  Booths,  whose  eventual 
heiress, 

RcTH  Lboh,  of  Booths,  only  dan.  of  Peter  Legh,  Esq.  of 
Booths,  «.  Thomas  Pennfogton,  Esq.  of  Chester,  snd  was 
f.  at  her  decease,  in  1716-10,  by  her  only  sturriring  son, 

Thomas  PsinrofaTOV,  Esq.  of  Booths,  who  assumed  the 
snmame  and  arms  of  Lefi^  .He  m.  Helena,  dao.  of  Sir 
Willougfaby  Aston,  Bart,  of  Aston,  and  was  «.  by  his'  only 
son, 

Pbtbb  Lboh,  Esq.  of  Booths,  6.  4  Mandi,  1722-3, 
who,  in  1746,  completed  the  erection  of  Norboiy 
Booths*  Han.  He  m.  20  June,  1744,  Anne,  dan.  and  co-heir 
of  Peter  Wade,  Esq.,  by  whom,  who  d.  in  17M,  he  had,  with 
other  issue,  who  d.  «.  p..  Willouohbt  and  Johjt,  and 
Anne-Helena,  who  m.  In  1792,  John  Matthews,  Esq.,  capt. 
B.N.,  and  d.  next  year  <.  p.  He  d.  12  Aug.  1804,  and  was  t. 
l^  his  eldest  surviTing  son, 

Willodohbt  Lboh,  Esq.  of  Norbory  Booths  Hall,  6.  26 
May,  1749,  who,  dying  imm.,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Johb  Lboh,  Esq.  ofBedford  Square.  London,  andToiking- 
ton,  in  Cheshire,  burister-at-law,  who  m.  29  Mardi,  1792,  Isa- 
bel!^ dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edmund  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Wharton, 
in  Lancashire,  and  by  her  (who  d.  19  Feb.  1849),  had  issue, 

L  Pbtbb,  now  of  Norbury  Booths  Hall. 

u.  Edmund-Dawson,  b.  in  1801,  in  holr  orders ;  m.  Oathe> 
riue  Rolnnson,  and  d.  9  March,  1846,  leaTing  issue, 
1  John-Pennington.  2  William  Dawson. 

8  Christopher.  4  Henry-Edmund. 

1  Catherine-Louisa»  «».  to  Edward  Penrose  Hathaway, 
Esq. 

2  Isabella-Helan.  S  Frsnces-Axm. 

L  Ann,  fs.  to  William  Clowes,  Esq.,  and  d.  21  April,  1866. 
u.  Isabel,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Bertie  Johnson,  reotorof  Lymme, 
Cheshire,  and  d.  26  May,  1865. 
Mr.  Lee  d.  in  April,  1890. 

Arm$ — Az.,  two  bars,  or.  over  all  a  bend,  gules. 

CW*— An  arm  embowed,  couped  at  the  shoulder,  vested, 
gnles,  hand,  ppr.,  holding  a  sword  erects  also  ppr.,  a  snake 
twistii^  round  the 


MotXo — Prudens,  fidelis,  et  audax. 

&a<— Morbury  Booths  Hall,  near  Knutsford. 


LEGE  OF  ADLINGTON. 

Leoh,  Charles  •  Richard  •  Ban astrx,  Esq.  of 
Adlington  Hall,  oo.  Chester,  h.  4  March,  1821. 

ILintSfft. — ^RoBBBT  DB  Lboh,  2nd  son  of  John  Legh, 
of  Booths,  by  EUen  his  wlfb,  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  de 
Corona,  of  Adlington,  living  Xtmp.  Edward  II.,  m.  Matilda, 
dao.  and  heir  of  Adam  de  Noiiey.  and  was  father  of 

Robbbt  Lboh,  of  Adlington,  who  m.  Matilda,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Sir  John  de  Ardeme,  Knt.  of  Aldford  and 
Alvanley,  and  had  two  sons,  viz.,  Robert  (Sir),  his  heir ; 
Piers  (Sir),  ancestor  of  the  Lbohs  o/  LytMr,  From  the 
elder  son. 

Sib  Robbbt  Lboh,  Knt.  of  Adlington,  sheriff  of  Cheshire 
17  an  1  22  Richard  II,  the  8th  in  descent  was 

Sir  Uriah  Lboh,  Knt.  of  Adlington,  aged  thirty-five 
44  Elizabbth,  who  was  knighted  by  the  Earl  of  Essex  at 
the  siege  of  Cadiz,  and,  during  that  expedition,  is  tradi- 
tionally said  to  have  been  engaged  in  on  adventure  which 
gave  rise  to  the  well-known  ballad  of  **The  Spanish  Lady's 
Love.-  Another  gallant  knight,  Sir  John  BoUc,  however, 
dispules  the  fact  of  being  the  hero  of  that  i-omantic  a£foir. 
Sir  Udan  was  sheriff  of  Cheshire  in  the  year  of  Sir  Biehaid 
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LEO 

81,  Geoise^  VtaHattoii  of  tfw  cooBty.  fai  leiS.  Md  Barrt9sd 
UBtfl  3  CiiAHUB  L,  when  Us  inqulsitkm  was  takM.  His 
direct  male  desoendaat, 

Charlxs  Ijbob,  Esq.  of  AdUngton  'only  sosi  oT  Joha 
Lsigh,  Esq.  of  AdHngton,  by  Lsdy  Isabella  Bobszta  his 
wife,    sistsr  of  the  Bad   of  Radnor,   and   gr«adsctt   of 
ThomsM  Leigh,  Esq.  of  Adlingtoo,  high-sheriff  sf  Cbeshirs 
14  Charles  U.),  si.  Hester,  dao.  and  oo-boir  of  Robert  I^s, 
Esq.  of  Windum,  hi  Cheshire,  and  hMi  an  snty  child. 
Thomas,  of  Wincham,  who  m.  Mary,  dAU.  of  Tnatam  Bsy- 
nolds.  Esq.  of  Strangeways,  in  Lancashire ;  and  d.  «.  ^ 
in  1776,  aged  40,  withoat  snmving  isans. 
Mr.  Legh  d.  si  Buxton  in  July.  17S1,  and  was  lu  vads 
settlement  by  his  niece, 

EuxABHTH  DsTBBPOST,  who  m.  hi  1762,  John  Bowfli, 
Esq.  of  Kingston,  reoeiverirensnl  for  Sonvy,  and  by  hfaa 
(who  d.  in  1779)  had  iswie, 
L  John  RowQs,  who  si.  Harriet,  sister  and  eo-hfSirof  Sir 
Peter  Warborton,  Bart,  of  Arley,  and,  pipdaoaasfng  Us 
mother,  left  an  only  dan.  and  heir, 
Elizabeth-Hester  Rowlls,  w^  to  Thomss-Detv«s  Broogh- 
ton,  Esq.,  4th  son  of  Sir  Thomas  Bioag^iton,  Bait, 
n.  Wflfism-Peter  BowUs»  skin  m  a  dnal  at  Cnafiacd 


m.  Chsztes-Edward  RowlH  d.  without  IsMieL 

L  EUaabeth  RowHs,  «.  1st,  in  IHS,  to  Thofnas-BniwBS 
CaUey,  Esq.  of  Bordsrop,  mtts;  snd  Sndly.  to  Thomas 
Haveifield,  Esq. 
Mis.  RowUs,  who  assumed  the  somamo  of  Lboh.  d.  in 
1800,  leaving  no  surviving  male  issue,  when  the  Adlington 
estates  devolved,  hi  accordance  with  the  settlement  of  her 
predecessor,  on  her  kinsman, 

Richard  Crossb,  Esq.  of  Shaw  Hill,  near  Prsston,  in 
Lancashire  (only  son  of  Thomas  Crosse.  Esq.,  by  Sazah 
his  wife,  and  gnmdson  of  Ridiaid  Crosse,  Esq.  of  Crosss 
HsU,  CO.  Lancaster,  by  Ann  his  wife,  eldest  dao.  of  Robert 
Leigh,  of  Chorley,  2nd  son  of  Thomas  Leigfa,  Esq.  of 
Adlington,  the  high-sheriff  of  Cheshire,  14  Chahlbb  H.) 
Mr.  Crosse  sssumed,  in  oonssqueaee,  the  snmame  snd 
arms  of  Lboh.  He  m.  in  1787,  Anne,  only  surviving  dan. 
of  Robert  Paricer,  Esq.  of  Cuerden  Hall,  \fs  Anne  his 
wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas  Townley,  Esq.  of  R^yiSb 
snd  by  her  (who  d.  hi  1807)  had  issue  (with  a  yoonger  son, 
Richard-Townley,  who  d.  wvm,  in  1^  and  three  dans.) 
a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Lboh,  Esq.  of  AdJmgton,  6.  Sept»  1793;  who  sk 
Louisa,  dau.  of  Geoige  Newnham,  Esq.  of  New  Thnbsr 
Place,  Sussex,  and  by  her  (who  m.  2ndly,  12  May.  1SS^> 
the  Hon.  Thomas-Americus  Erskine,  ddest  son  «f  David 
Montague,  Lord  Erskiuo)  had  issue, 

Crarles-Richabd-Bajiastbb,  now  of  AdUi^rton. 

Maiy-Anne,  m.  0  Deo.  1830,  to  the  Hon.  and  Rev.  Aogvstns 
Cavendish.  4th  son  of  the  late  Lord  Waterpazk. 

MarceUa-Louisa.  Emily-Anne. 

Mr.  Legh  d.  25  April,  1829. 

Jmu— As.,  two  bars,  azg.,  debruisad  hj  *  bend,  oanaponl, 
or  and  gu.,  for  difference. 

Crtgt—K  unicorn's  head,  couped,  aig.,  armed  and  maned, 
or,  on  the  neck  a  cross  patonce,  gu. 

fieat — ^Adlingt<Mi  Hall,  Cheshire. 

LEOH  OF  LYME. 

Leoh,  Thomas,  Esq.,  LL.D.  imd  F.A.a  of  Lyme 
Park,  CO.  Chester,  and  of  Haydock  Lodge  and  (Jol- 
borne  Park,  co.  Lancaster,  J.P.,  m.  14  Jan.  1829, 
EUen,  dan,  of  William  Turner,  Esq.  of  Shrigley 
Park,  CO.  Chester,  M.P.  for  Blackbome,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  1881)  has  an  only  dau., 
Ellen-Jane.  m.  1847.  to  Brabazon  Lowther,  Esq.,  4th  son 
of  the  late  Gorges  Lowther,  Eeq. 
Mr.  Legh  represented  the  family  borough  of  Newton 
in  pailiament  from  1819  to  1831. 

S,tn(;i^. — Sir  Piebs  Leoh,  Knt.,  younger  son  of 
Robert  Legh,  of  Adlington,  who  d.  temp.  Ricbako  n.,  snd 
of  Matilda  his  wife,  dau.  and  oo-heiress  of  Sir  John  de 
Ardeme,  Knt.,  m.  in  Nov.  1388,  Max^garet,  only  dau.  and 
heiress  of  Sir  Thomas  Danyets,  Knt.  of  Bradley,  and  \dx. 
two  sons,  Pbtbb  (Sir),  of  Lyme;  and  John,  of  Ridge.  The 
elder  son  of  Sir  Piers, 

'Bib  Pbtbb  Lboh,  of  Lyme,  knight-banneret,  accom- 
panying King  Hbmry  to  Prance,  disthiguidiod  himself  in 
the  wars  of  that  valiant  prince,  and  met  his  dea:h  wound 
on  the  field  of  Asinoouit,  of  which  he  died  soon  a^ter  st 
Paris.  His  xomains  were  brought  over  to  Bngtand,  snd 
iuteriod  with  his  fathor,  at  Ifagclesfleld.     Sir  Peter  i«. 

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Jou,  dwu  ttd  iMiiwf  of  Sir  Gilbert  Biydook,  of  Hi^ydook, 
*  LanoMbire  knJfi^t  of  anoiaQt  detoent  and  extensive 
poseeflekms.  by  whom  he  left  a  son  and  euooeasor, 

Bn  Pbtsb  LaoH,  Knt  of  Lyme  and  Haydook,  who, 
enrolling  himaelf  under  the  banner  of  York,  in  the  wan 
of  the  Hoeoa.  receiTed  the  honour  of  knighthood,  at  the 
batUe  of  Wakefield.  Hie  desoendanta  were  the  Lsohb  </ 
XyNM,  one  of  the  moat  eminent  and  distinguished  of  the 
Oheahire  figanilies. 

Thomas-Pxtkr  Lkoh,  Esq.  of  Golborae  (son  of  the  Rer. 
AahbumhAm  Legh,  of  Golbome  Park,  oo.  Lancaster), 
inherited  the  estates,  and  became  repreeentatiTe  of  this  very 
•neient  family.  He  represented  the  borough  of  Newton  in 
pArUament,  and  was  ocdonel  of  the  Lancashire  fendble 
oavalxy.  He  d.  7  Aug.  1797,  and  was  $.  at  Lyme  by  the 
present  Thomas  Lxoh,  Esq.,  who  has  the  following  tnrotheis 
and  sisters, 

William,  m.  the  dau.  and  heiress  of  John  Wilkinson,  Esq. 
of  Caetlehead,  the  eelebrated  iron-master;  and  d.  leaving 
issue. 

Peter,  incumbent  of  Newton. 

Maria,  m.  Thomas  Claughton,  Esq. ,  and  has  issue. 

Maigaret,  m.  8  Jan.  1828,  Robert  Dalzell,  Esq.,  banister- 
at-&w. 

Emma.  Mary. 

AnM—Qvi.f  a  cross,  engrailed,  arg.,  in  the  chief  point,  on 
an  inescutcheon,  sa..  eemte  of  eetoUes,  arg.,  an  arm  in 
armour,  embowed,  of  the  second,  the  hand  ppr.,  holding  a 
pennon,  silver,  the  wh(^  within  a  bordure,  wavy,  aig. 

Creat — Issuant  out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  ram's  head, 
axg.,  armed,  or,  in  the  mouth  a  laurel  slip,  vert,  over  all  a 
paUet,  wavy,  gu. 

Aou— Lyme  Park,  Cheshire. 


LEGH  OF  HIGH  LEGH. 

Lkoh,  Georqe  -  Cornwall,  Esq.  of  High  Legb, 
CO.  Chester,  high-eherifif  1888,  and  M.P.  for  the 
northern  division  of  that  county,  8.  his  father  in 
1832;  m.  in  1828,  Louisa -Charlotte,  2nd  dau.  of 
Edward  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Bifrons,  co.  Rent,  and  niece 
of  Lieut.-Gen.  Sir  Herbert  Taylor,  G.C.B.,  G.C.H. 

ItltCSJltt — ^Thomas  db  Leoa,  of  Easthall,  in  the  pariah 
of  Bostheme,  eo.  Chester,  son  of  Hugh  de  Lega,  son  of 
Oswald  de  Lega  de  Easthall,  was  &ther  of  Thoicas  db  Lboa, 
of  Easthall,  whose  son,  Adam  Lboh,  of  the  Easthall,  was 
Ikther  of  Hugh  db  Lboh,  of  the  Kast.hallw,  who  had  a  son, 

John  am  Lboh,  of  Easthall,  in  Hlghlegh,  who  m.  Jane, 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Mathew,  Lord  of  Alpraham,  co.  Chester, 
and  had  three  sons.    The  2nd  son, 

John  db  Leok,  of  Alpraham,  had  a  son  and  heir,  John 
DB  Lboh,  who  was  fktther  of  Thomas  db  Lboh,  of  North- 
wood,  fother  of  Thomas  Lboh,  of  Northwood,  BO  HbnbtVI., 
1461,  whose  son,  Thomas  Lbqh,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Oodftey 
MelUngton.  and  was  father  of  another  Thomas  Lboh,  living  4 
Hembt  VIII.,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Bichard  Charlton, 
and  by  her  had  a  son,  Bobbrt  Lbqh,  who,  by  Alice  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Hugh  Btarkey,  of  Olton,  left  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Lboh,  of  High  Legh,  who  m.  Isabel,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Bafe  Trafford,  of  Lancashire,  and  was  «.  by  his  son 
and  heir, 

Robert  Lboh,  of  High  L^;h,  who  m.  Eleanor,  dan.  of 
Bandon  Spurstow,  of  Spurstow,  and  by  her  had  an  elder 
son  and  hdr, 

Gbobob  Leoh,  of  High  Legh,  who  m.  1st,  a  dau.  of 
Leycester,  of  T^bley;  and  2ndly,  Anne,  dau.  of  John 
Booth,  of  Barton,  and  left  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Lboh,  of  High  Jjegt^  Esq.,  who  m.  Barbara, 
dau.  of  Thomas  Brooke,  Esq.  of  Norton,  co.  Chester,  and 
by  her  had  (with  three  detoB,)  three  sons,  Hehbt,  his  heir ; 
Thofmas,  d.  imm. ;  and  George,  a  cavalier,  slain  in  the  civil 
war.    The  eldest  son, 

Hbvrt  Lboh,  Esq.  of  High  Legh,  fifty-two  years  old 
anno  1663,  m.  Dorothy,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  the  Bev. 
Gregory  Turner,  of  Manley,  rector  of  Sephton,  co.  Lan- 
caster ;  and  d.  in  1084,  leaving  an  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Biohabd  Legh,  Esq.  of  High  Legh,  thirty-one  years  old 
In  ie6S»  who  m.  in  1676,  Mary,  dan.  of  Thomas  Legh,  Esq. 
of  Adlington,  co.  Chester;  and  dying  in  1706,  was  t.  by 
his  son, 

Hjembt  Lboh,  Esq.  of  High  Legh,  b.  in  1679;  who  m. 
liStitia,  dau.  of  Sir  Bichard  Brooke,  of  Norton,  Bart. ;  and 
d.  in  1767.  having  had  two  sons  and  a  dau.,  viz.,  Qbobob, 
his  heir ;  Henry,  d.  %mm.  in  July,  1762,  aged  about  71 ;  and 
Mary,  wife  of  the  Bev.  I/egh  Bichmond,  rector  of  Stock- 
port, CO.  Chester,  who  d.  in  1789.  The  son  and  successor, 
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OaoMn  Lbqb,  Esq.  of  High  Legh,  b,  10  July.  1708 ;  m. 
Anne-Maiia,  dan.  and  heir  of  Frauds  CMnwall,  Baron  of 
Burford,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1741)  had  (with  two  dans., 
Letitia,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Egerton  Leigh,  ardideacon  of  Salop; 
and  Anna-Maria)  two  son,  Hekbt-Cobhwall,  his  heir ;  and 
George-Langton,  b.  21  May,  1739,  d.  an  infant  Mr.  Legh 
d,  in  1790,  and  was  ».  by  his  son  and  heir, 

HBKBT-CoairwALL  Lboh,  Esq.  of  High  JiOgh.  b.  34  May, 
1734 ;  high-sheriff  in  1791;  who  m.  in  1761,  Elisabeth,  dau. 
and  oo-heir  of  Bobert  Hopkinson,  Esq.  of  Heath,  oo.  York, 
aud  by  her  (who  d.  in  April,  1808)  had  (with  two  daus., 
Eli&ibeth-Dorothea,  d.  unm.  in  1777;  and  Anna-Maria,  m. 
8  Jan.  1788,  to  Thomas  Pitt,  Esq.  of  St.  James's,  West- 
minster) two  sons,  Gbobob-Johh,  his  heir;  Henxy-Com- 
wall,  who  d.  vnm.  in  the  West  Indies  in  1793.  Mr.  Legh  d. 
in  1791,  and  was  «.  by  his  elder  son, 

Gborob-John  Lboh,  Esq.  of  High  Legh,  b.  In  1768; 
high-sheriff  in  1806 ;  who  m.  14  July,  1808,  Mary,  dau.  of 
John  Blackbume,  Esq.  of  Hale,  oo.  Lancaster,  M.P.,  and 
had  issue, 

Geobob-Cobhwall.  his  heir  and  present  representative. 

Henry-ComwalL  in  holy  orders^  m.  Miss  Williams^  of 
Bryngwyn,  and  has  issue. 

Anua-Elikbeth,  m.  8  March,  188S,  to  Shr  Philip  de  Malpas 
Grey-Bgerton,  Bart 

Frances,  m.  to  the  Bev.  BeUby-Porteous  Hodgson,  son  of 
the  dean  of  Carlisle. 

Harriet,  m.  to  Herbert  Taylor,  Esq.,  captain  86th  light- 
infantiy,  eldest  son  of  Edward  Taylor,  Esq.  of  BiArons. 
Mr.  Legh  d.  in  1832. 

Arm»—Arg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  gu.,  langued,  as.,  quartering. 
Cre$tr~A  demi-lion,  rampant,  gu.,  langued,  as.,  collated,  or. 
Motto— Pour  Dieu,  pour  terre. 
iSnU^High  Lsgh,  oo.  Chester. 


LE  HUNTE  OF  ARTRAMONT. 

Lb  Huktb,  Georqb,  Esq.  of  Artramont,  oo.  Wex- 
ford, J.P.,  high-sheriff  18S6,  b,  15  June,  1815;  m. 
5  Aug.  1845,  Mary,  5th  dau.  of  the  Right  Hon. 
Edwai*d  Pennefather,  and  has  iasue, 

I.  Gbobob-Buthven,  b.  80  Aug.  1862. 

u.  Bichard,  6.  8  Sept.  1864. 

I.  Mary-Harriet.  n.  Ellen. 

ILitltHSf . — RiOHABD  LB  Hubtb  (youngest  son  of  Sir 
George  le  Hunte,  Knt.  of  Little  Bradley,  co.  Suffolk,  high- 
sheriff  of  Suffolk,  1610,  by  Elisabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Peyton,  Knt.  and  widow  of  Sir  Anthony  Irby).  b. 
10  Aug.  1620,  went  to  Ireland  a  coionel  in  the  army  of 
Cromwbll,  and  eventually  settling  at  Cashel,  oo.  Tipperaxy, 
represented  that  city  in  parliament,  anno  1661.  He  m. 
Mary,  dau.  of  Thomas  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  CUeyfedd,  co.  Pem- 
broke, and  was  t.  at  his  deoeaee  (will  dated  29  March,  1668) 
by  his  eldest  son, 

Georob  lb  HuifTB,  Esq.,  who  m.  Alice,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Frands  Leger,  Esq.  of  Cappagh,  in  Tlpperary,  by  whom 
(who  re-married,  in  Sept.  1698,  Bobert  Stewart,  Esq.  of  Castle 
Bothriy,  co.  Wicklow)  he  had  issue,  Bichabd,  M.P..  d.  t.  p. 
in  1747 ;  Frauds ;  Gborob  ;  William,  in  holy  orders;  Thomas, 
barristei^at-law  (who  left,  in  1775,  three  daus.,  viz.,  Anne, 
wife  of  the  Bev.  Dr.  Symes;  Alice,  wife  of  Samuel  Hayes, 
Esq.  of  Avondale,  co.  Wicklnw;  and  Jane,  wife  of  John 
Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Gloster,  King's  Co.) ;  Anne,  m.  to  Alderman 
French,  of  Dublin ;  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Buchannn; 
and  Jane,  m.  to  Geoige  Warburton,  of  Garryhinch.  Mr.  Le 
Hunte,  d.  at  Haverfordwest,  27  May,  1627.    His  Six!  son, 

Gbobob  lb  Hubtb,  Esq.  of  Ballymartin,  co.  Wexford,  m. 
Edttha  Jones,  an  heiress,  and  was  father  of 

Gbobob  lb  Huntb,  Esq.  of  Artramont,  co.  Wexford.  He 
m.  Alioia-Maria  Corry,  and  dying  in  1799,  left,  with  three 
daus  ,  of  whom,  Anne,  m.  S.  Purdon,  Esq.,  and  Editha,  m. 
Sir  Henry  Meredyth,  Bart,  five  sons,  Biohabd,  Willlam- 
Auousrus,  George,  Charles,  and  Frands.    The  eldest, 

Biohabd  lb  Hubtb,  Esq.  of  Artramont,  6.  26  Feb.  1760, 
m.  Miss  Morgan,  and  had  one  son,  Bichard,  who  <L  a  minor ; 
and  three  daus.,  Maria,  m.  to  J.-M.  Hobson,  Esq.,  barrister- 
at-law ;  Sophia,  m.  to  W.  Doyle,  Esq. ;  and  Louisa,  the  wife 
of  William-H.-B.-Jordan  Wilson,  "Baq.  of  Knowie  Hall,  co. 
Warwick.  Mr.  Le  Hunte  wos  $.  at  his  decease  by  his 
brother, 

WiLLiAM-AuousTUS  LB  HuMTB,  Esq.  of  Artramont,  6.  in 
1774,  who  m.  1st,  Patty,  only  dau.  of  CoL  Warburton,  of 
G.irryhinoh,  but  by  her  bad  no  issue ;  he  m.  2ndly,  Miss  J  .-M. 
Husuu,  eldest  dau.  of  Lieut.-Gol.  Huson,  by  whom  he  had 
a  dau.,  Alida;  and  8rdly,  Heuriett%  dan.  of  the  Bev.  " 


LEI 


LEI 


Millie;  by  whom  IwlMd  imoe, 
VrrnOtt;  B«nMa<Mepliia«,  dttamtd;  Frntf-WaabarUm, 
dtttmid;  Jfaria;  lUrtanne;  and  Edith,  ».  7  Mmf.  \S»,  to 
tlM  B«T.  Tartmrgh^Snoftttal  LLoyd,  Sad  •on  of  George 
LLoyd,  Emi,  of  BUfdtUm,  Torlubin.    Mr.  Le  Haata  d. 

^rau— Tart,  a  nOtkr.  aig. 
£V«rt->A  Hon,  at^t. 
Mott4h-Ptax0n  proatntk. 

bnuDonL  6o.  Wez^Mrd. 


BAINBRIOOE-LE  HUNT  OF  BUBGE. 

BAnrBBiooi  Li  Hu5T,  Pktkr,  Em.  of  Bnrgli,  oo. 
lincoln,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  amtimed  tlie  sanuune  of 
Le  Hunt  in  1832,  and  «.  to  the  esUteii  of  his  kins- 
womAD,  Florence-MatUda  Fallowa,  n^  Lk  Hdvt. 

litirafff. — Tmouam  BAnmoooB,  Baq.  of  Dabj  (ted 
aoD  of  William  Bainbrigge,  Eaq.  of  Loddo^rtoa,  hy  him  wifis, 
Barbam  WilmotX  m.  Catharine  Parker,  of  Derbjr  (stated  to 
hare  been  of  the  noble  lamilj  of  Maccleafirid),  and  had  iaaae. 
The  eldeat  son, 

Thom A«  BAsnmoaz,  Baq.  of  Woodaeat,  oo.  Stiflbrd,  m. 
▲nne,  dau.  of  laaac  Borrow  or  Borongh,  Eaq.  of  Oaatlefielda, 
eo.  Derby,  and  had  iaaoe, 

Tbomaa,  d.  umm. 

Joaeph,  m.  let.  Honor  OeU ;  and  tndly,  TT<tttn^>t  Harrison, 
but  by  the  latter  only  had  iaeoe. 

John,  d.  uam. 

Phiup,  of  whom  we  treat 

The  yoongeat  aon, 

Phiup  Baubbioob,  Eaq.  of  Aahboome,  lieut.-coL  fai  the 
•nny,  m.  19  Maroh,  1781,  Rachel,  Sod  dau.  of  Peter  Dobree, 
Eaq.  of  Onemaey,  and  by  her(wfao  d.  4  May,  1842)  bad, 
PhUip,  htnL-gnL  in  the  army,   C.B.,   m,   Sarah-Maty 
Fletcher,  of  Uverpool,  and  baa  iaaue. 
John-Hankey,  coL  in  the  army,  fort-mi^or  of  Ouemaey, 
m.  hia  couain,  Sophia  Dobree,  and  has  iaaue. 
Pbtcb,  the  preaenl  Pbtbb  Uaixbbio  ob  Lb  Huvt,  Eaq. 
Thomaa,  late  capt.  57th  regt.,  m.  Miaa  Sarah  Bate,  and  d. 
at  sea,  in  April,  1884.  leaTing  iaaue. 
Harriet,  m.  to  Iieut.-€ol.  Robert  Dale,  who  waa  killed  at 
New  Orieana  in  181ft;  ahe  d.ip.in  April,  1836. 
Honor-Eliiabetb,  d.  imm.  in  1888. 
Rachel-Dobree. 

Anne,  m.  to  Samuel  Dobree,  Eaq.,  Jun.,  of  Walthamatow, 
d.  in  1815. 
Col.  Bainbrigge  waa  killed  in  battle  in  Holland,  6  Oct.  1799. 

uirm*— Ouarterly:  1st  and  4th2  as ,  a  bend,  between  six 
leoparda'  nioaa,  or,  on  a  canton  of  the  field,  a  gauntlet  of  the 
aeoond,  for  difference,  for  Lb  Huittb;  Snd  and  Srd,  arg.,  a 
oheTTon,  embattled,  between  three  battle-axea,  aa.,  for 
Baikbbioob. 

Oeifa— let,  a  leopard's  fkce,  between  two  wings  displayed, 
for  Lb  Huktb;  2nd,  a  goat,  n.,  homed  and  hoofed,  Brg.,  a 
ooUar  about  his  neck,  standing  on  a  hill,  rert,  for  Baik- 
bbioob. 

Motto — Deua  rolhi  provideblt. 

Jt«Hd«n«e— Ashboum,  oo.  Derby. 


LEIGH  OF  WEST  HALL,  HIGH  LEIGH. 
Lkiqu,  Eqerton,  Eaq.  of  the  West  Hall,  High 
Leigh,  and  of  Jodrell  Hall,  co.  Chester,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  high-sheriff  1836 ;  b.  23  Aug.  1779 ;  m.  26  Dec. 
1809,  Wilhelmina-Sarah,   dau.  of  Uie  late  George 
Stratton,  Esq.  of  Tew  Park,  co.  Oxford,  and  has 
had  issue, 
I.  EoBBTON,  6.  1815,  late  a  capt  2nd  drag.-guaids,  and 
now  nus)or  1st  royal  Cheshire  militia,  m.  20  Sept  1842, 
Lydia-Raohel,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John-Smith  Wright, 
Eaq.  of  Rompatone  Hall,  Notta,  and  baa  iaaue, 
1  Efferton,  b.  18  July,  1848. 
1  John-Jodrell,  6.  81  April,  184.1. 
3  Edward-Egerton.  4  Neville-Egerton. 

6  Arthur-%erton. 
1  Elaanor-^erton-Sophia. 

I.  Eleanor-Agnes,  d.  unm.  20  Nov.  1887. 

II.  Anna-Elisabeth. 

III.  Beatrice-Julia,   m.   1845,   to  the   Roy.   Juhn-Oliver 
Hopkins,  of  Uflington,  oo.  Salop. 

IV.  Caroline. 

▼.  Augusta,  m.  to  Chvlea  Oresloy,  Esq.  of  The  Close, 
Lichfield. 

HilUHQe.— Old  and  honourable  aa  is  the  desoent  of  the 
Leghs  of  the  Weat  HiU,  the  Lymraea,  ftt>m  whom  they 
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L/iiiBis  to  lie  b 
Barona  of  HaHoo.    Aona  b 
Hall,  in  High  Leigh,  «.  los^  Hbjvt  HL, 
LnofB,  and  waa  methrf  of 

TBoataa  DB  Laos,  named  fkem  the  pfaee  ef  hia  raaUawe. 
btm  whom  deaeeodad  the  corinaDt  aad  hi^ly  afiiad  fcrndtr 
of  Lbob,  of  Weat  Hall.  Hi^  Leigh;  the  aatte  mft- 
aentitife  of  whidi,  towaida  the  ckwe  of  the  ITtk  < 


Thb  Bbt.  Pbtbb  Lbkw,  M.A^  viear  of  Gteafc  Bodwetth. 
rector  of  I^ymme  and  of  Whitdiiirdi,  eo.  Safc^  B»  m. 
EUaabeth,*  dan.  of  the  Hon.  Thoone  Bgerteai.  ef  Tattaa 
Ptek  (fad  aon  of  John,  Snd  Eari  of  Bkidgewatct;  byUawlfe, 
Ehxabeth,  dan.  of  WOLam  Oavcndiah,  Duke  of  Saai.aathi 
and  had  iaaue,  Eobtoii,  hair  to  hte  anda  Aoatae ;  Jete ; 
Thomaa,  rectnr  of  Mnraton,  eo.  Kent,  and  anci.Mtia'  of  the 
Leigfaa  of  Leathetiake  Hooee ;  Peter,  anceator  of  ay- 4Bcr  OB 
Leigh,  Bart. ;  Jane;  Hitter;  and  Maiy,  at.  to  tba  Bar.  Sr 
John  Head,  Bart,  arcfadeaoon  and  prebeodaiy  of  Ctetar- 
bnry     Peter  Leigh  d.  hi  1719.    His  ehleet  soo, 

Thb  Ebt.  Eobbsob  Lbioh,  LL.D.,  of  the  Weat  Ball. 
rector  of  Lymme  and  Middle,  eo.  Sak^  canon-reaidaBtiary 
ofHerefard,andm3aierof  thehoapitalef  St.  KatheriBe,at 
Ledboiy,  bapt.  SO  March,  170S,  «.  let,  Anne  dan.  and 
oo-heireas  of  Hamlet  Tatea,  Eaq.  of  Crowley,  and  had  iasoc, 
z.  Pbtbb,  his  heir;  n.  Thomas;  in.  Haaslet;  rr.  Kgertoa, 
M.A.,  forty  years  reetor  of  Lymme,  canon-teaidoatiaiy  of 
Lichfield,  and  archdeacon  of  Salop,  m.  let,  Letttia,  dan.  of 
George  Legh,  Eaq.  of  the  East  Hall,  by  whom  he  had  no 
iaaue,  and  2ndly  Theodoaia,  dan.  of  Ralph  Leyoeatar.  Ba}. 
of  Toft,  and  d.  in  Sept  1798,  aged  60.  leaTing  two  daoa, 
Suaanna,  m.  to  Ralph  L^yoaater,  Jun  ,  Eaq.,  M.P ,  and 
Theodoaia;  i.  Mary;  n.  Anne,  m.  lat,  to  the  Ber.  Mr. 
Felton,  and  2ndly,  to  the  Rer.  Mr.  Cockayne;  aad  m  EB- 
aabeth.  Dr.  Egerton  Leigh  sa.  2ndly,  EUiabeth  Drtekwatar, 
and  had  by  her,  i.  John;  n.  William;  m.  Anstine;  it. 
Samuel;  t  George,  d.  ania.  in  1816 ;  ti.  Wilham ;  i.  Heater; 
and  II.  Jane.  He  m.  3rdly,  Caaa-mdra  Phe^pa,  and  had  iaana. 
Henry,  Caaaandra,  Ariana,  and  Catherine.  He  d.  at  Bath, 
in  1760.    Hia  eon  and  auooeeaor, 

Thb  Rbt.  Pbtbb  Leioh,  LL.B.,  rector  of  Lymme  and 
Middle,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heireaa  of  Hemry  Dooghtj, 
Eaq.  of  Broadwell,  oo.  Glouceater.  He  d.  before  hia  fisther, 
in  1758,  leaving  iaaue,  l  Eobbtov,  hia  heir;  ii.  Thomaa- 
Hodgea;  in.  Peter-Neve;  iv.  Timothy,  d.  «aua.  in  the  Ewt 
Indiea,  in  1814 ;  i.  Maty,  m.  to  Robert  Lancaster,  vicar  of 
Arlaey,  oo.  Bedford;  u.  Anne,  m.  to  John  Frodaham.  cspt 
RN. ;  and  ui.  Elisabeth,  who  d.  Mua.    The  eon  and  hair, 

EoERTOH  LnoH,  Eaq.  of  the  Weat  Hall,  mgh  Leigh,  and 
of  Twemlow,  b.  85  Oct  1753,  m.  21  Sept  1778.  EKmbath. 
dau.  and  oo-heireaa  of  Franoia  Jodrell,  Eaq.  of  Teardsley 
and  Twemlow,  co.  Cheater,  and  by  her  (who  d.  18  March, 
1807)  had  iasue,  i.  Eobbtob ,  now  of  the  Weat  Hall,  High 
Leigh;  n.  Peter,  M.A.,  rector  of  Lymme,  6.  90  Aug.  178S, 
m.  10  Nov.  1812,  Maiy,  dan.  of  Thomaa  Blackbume,  dark, 
LL.D.,  warden  of  Mancbeater  College:  ahe  d.  10  July,  ISlfj, 
aged  80  and  Peter  Leigh  m.  2ndly,  18  Mansh,  1838,  Janc^ 
dau.  of  Harriot  Steward,  Baq.  of  Watford,  Herta ;  in.  JodnU, 
capt  R.N.  of  Broadwell,  co.  Glouceater,  6.  16  Jan.  17M; 
I.  Mary-Anne,  m.  14  Juno,  1802,  the  Right  Hon.  Jamea  Aber- 
cromby ,  Lord  Dunfermline ;  ii.  Charlotte,  m.  Joaeph  Jdheoe, 
Esq.  of  Finchloy,  co.  Middlesex,  she  d.  at  Rome,  in  18SS; 
UI.  Emma,  m.  1  May,  1811,  John  Smith,  Eaq..  MJP^  oC 
Dale  Park,  co.  Suaaez  (brother  of  Lrad  Canlngton); 
IV.  Augusta,  ia.  in  1831,  to  Thomaa  Dumbleton,  Eaq.  of 
Hall  Grove,  co.  Surrey;  v.  Oaroline;  and  vl  Harriet, 
d.  tmm.  in  1800.    Mr.  Ldgh  d.  22  June,  1S83. 

Armi—OT,  a  lion  rampant  go. 

CreH—A.  cubit  arm,  veated,  paly  of  five  pieoea,  or  and  sa. 
cuffed,  arg..  hand,  ppr.,  groaping  the  ui»er   and  1< 
fragments  of  a  broken  tilting-qpear,  the  point  upwards^ 

JfoMo— Force  avec  vertu. 

SmU— West  Hall,  High  Leigh,  and  Jodrell  Hall,  eo. 


and  Iow«r 


LEIOH  OF  LEATHERLAKE  HOUSE. 

Leioh,  Thb  Rev.  James-Allett,  of  Leathedsae 
House,  Runnymeade,  Surrey,  M.A.,  6.  21  Sept  177U; 
m,  26  Dec.  1796,  Sarah,  eldest  dau.  of  Robert  Smith, 
Eaq.  of  Butts  Lodge,  Biohop'a  Waltham,  by  Sarah 
hia  wife,  dau.  of  Robert  Frieud,  Esq.  of  Wellow,  and 


*  Tn  direct  descent  from  Heitbt  YH.,  hy  his  dau..  Mary, 
Queen-Dowager  of  France,  and  Docheas  of  Soflblk,  and  her 
postwity. 


Digitized  by  CjOOQI, 


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first-coasin  of  Dr.  Newcome,  arclibisliop  of  Armagh. 
By  t^  lady  (who  d,  29  Sept.  1824)  he  has  had 

I  Jamxb-Allett,  b.  27  Feb.  1Y99.  m.  1831,  Susanna- 
Fnnoes-Lunmla.  eldest  dau.  of  John  Birch,  Esq.,  and 
Biuanna.  hie  wife,  one  of  the  last  descendants  of  the 
poet  Milton,  and  by  her  (who  d.  10  March.  18M)  has 
issue, 

1  Eobbton-Picr8-Allett,  bapt.  21  Sept.  1882. 

2  Walter-Edward-Egerton,  6.  10  April,  1848. 

1  Angusta-Sasanna-Egerton. 

2  Ada-Ecerton.  8  Alioe-E|gerton. 
4  LaureU^Bgerton. 

n.  Frederick-Augustus,  6.  8  Not.  1800.  d.  In  1800. 

I.  Arabella-Diana,  m.  20  Dea  1847.  John-Henxy  Ndson, 

Esq.  of  Dublin  and  d.  a  widow.  IS  Sept.  1852. 
n.  QeorgiaDa-Caroline,  d.  8  Jan.  1811. 

SrilUagc— This  is  a  branch  of  the  Lbiobs  of  West  Hall, 
in  High  Leigh. 

Ths  Bar.  Tbomas  Lboh,  M.  A.,  b.  1708.  rector  and  patron 
of  Murston,  in  Kent,  and  rector  of  St  Margaret's,  in  Can- 
terbiuy,  was  third  son  of  the  Ber.  Peter  Leigh,  M.  A.  of  the 
West  HaU,  High  Leigh,  by  Elisabeth,  his  wife.  dau.  of  the 
Hon.  Thomas  Bgerton,  of  Tatton  Park,  co.  Chester,  8rd  son 
of  John,  2nd  Earl  of  Bridgewater.  He  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  J. 
Barnes,  Esq.,  and  widow  of  Thomas  Allett,  Esq.,  tnrother  of 
John  Allett.  Esq.  of  Leatherlake  House,  Runnymeade, 
l^gh-shexiff  of  Berks  in  1760.    By  her  he  had  issue, 

EOEBTOV,  in  holy  orders,  his  heir. 

Elixabeth,  d.  unm. 

Charlotte,  m.  1702,  to  the  Key.  Jolmson  Lawson,  M.A., 
vicar  of  Throwley,  in  Kent,  and  Dean  of  Battle. 
The  Bev.  Thomas  Leigh  d.  10  April.  1774,  and  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Thk  Bar.  Eokkton  Lbioh,  LL.S.,  rector  and  patron  of 
Hurston,  in  Kent,  and  Ticar  of  Tilmanstone,  bapt.  25  Jan. 
1785,  m.  1768,  Sarah,  youngest  dau.  of  John  Stone,  Esq.  of 
Langley,  in  Bucks,  and  had  issue, 

Jamsb-Allrt,  of  Leatherlake  House. 

Bgerton-Peera,  of  Langley  Place,  Bucks,  and  Chertsey 
Abbey.  Surrey,  6.  28  April.  1774,  d.  nam.  20  May,  1882. 

Elizabeth-Jane,  m.  29  Sept  1702,  Anthony-Harvest  Isaac- 
son, Esq..  and  d.  24  July,  1889,  leaving  issue. 

Chariotte-Prisdlla.  m.  to  Solomon  Hudson,  of  Chertsey,  in 
Surrey,  and  d.  10  April,  1837,  leaving  an  only  dau. 
The  Rev.  bgerton  Leigh  d.  in  1788. 

Arm*,  tc—Ste  LsiOH  <if  Wat  Hall. 
Seat — T leatherlake  House,  E^^iam. 


LEIGH  OF  PONTY-POOIi. 

Hanburt  -  Leigh,  Capel,  Esq.  of  Ponty-Pool 
Park,  CO.  Monmouth,  lord-lieutenant  of  that  county, 
b.  6  Oct  1776;  m.  Ist^  18  April,  1797,  Molly-Anne, 
only  dau.  of  Nathaniel  Myers,  Esq.  of  Neath,  co. 
Glamorgan,  and  relict  of  Sir  R.-H.  Mackworth, 
Bart. ;  and  2ndly,  20  Aug.  1847,  Emma-Elizabeth, 
4th  dau.  of  the  late  Thomas-Bates  Rous,  Esq.  of 
Courtyrala,  co.  Glamorgan,  and  by  her  has  issue, 

I.  Johv-Cafbl,  b.  14  May,  1863. 

X.  Emma-Charlotte.  n.  Frances-Elisabeth. 

This  gentleman  assumed  the  surname  and  arms  of 
Lmioh  in  1797. 

%iXlttlQt* — ^This  family  derives,  in  the  mile  line,  ftrom 
the  Hanbur3rs  of  Hanbury,  an  old  Worcestershire  house, 
which  had  been  there  8e.\ted  from  a  remote  period.  In  the 
flemale  line  the  present  Capel  Hanbury  Leigh,  Esq. .  descends 
fh>m  an  heiress  of  the  Lords  Leigh,  of  Stoneleigh,  the  re- 
presentatives of  a  distinguished  branch  of  the  great 
CSieshire  house  of  Leigh. 

HamiT  Ds  Hanbubt,  son  of  OeofiVey  de  Hanbury,  of 
Hanbuiy.  and  grandson  of  Oeofltey  de  Hanbury,  living  at 
Hanbury,  temp.  John,  was  lord  chief-Justice  of  the  Common 
Fleas  in  Ireland,  t€mp.  Eowakd  II.,  and  d.  about  the  year 
1853.    His  son  and  heir, 

Reoikald  db  Hahbubt,  M.F.  for  Woroestershire.  87  Eow. 
III.,  wasfiatherof 

RoGOi  DB  Hambubt,  M.P.  for  Worcestershire,  living  at 
Hanbury,  temp.  Riohabd  II.,  whose  son  and  successor, 

JoHH  DE  Hahbubt,  of  Hanbuiy.  a.d.  1400,  m.  and  had 
Issue. 

William,  of  Hanbury  HaU.  father,  by  Margery  his  wife, 
of  John  Hahbttbt,  Esq.  of  Hanburr  Hall,  co.  Worcester, 
ancestor  of  the  Haxbubts  of  that  piaoib 
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Jomi,  of  Beanhall,  manor  of  Feckenham,  co.  Worcester, 
whose  son,  Edwabd  Hahbubt,  Esq.  of  Bean  Hall,  was 
ancestor  of  the  Hahbubts  <if  Kdmar^  now  represented 
by  LoED  Batkmah. 

Riohabd,  of  whoee  descendants  we  treat 

The8rdson, 
Riohabd  Hahbubt,  Esq..  m.  and  was  Mher  of 
Riohabd  Hahbubt,  Esq.,  'vdio  m.  Ist.  Catharine  Smyth, 
by  whom  he  had  a  son,  Riohabd,  of  Elmley  Lovett ;  and 
2ndly,  Margery  Tjnier,  by  whom  he  had  a  son.  Henry,  an- 
cestor of  the  Hahbubts  €f  Bampthire,    The  eldest  son, 

Riohabd  Hahbubt,  Esq.  of  Elmley  Lovett,  oo.  Wor- 
cester, m.  a  lady  named  Basset,  and  had  issue  three  sons, 
John,  Thomas,  and  William.    The  eldest. 

JoHH  Hanbubt,  Esq.,  was  of  Elmley  Lovett.    He  m.  1st, 
Edith,  dau.  of  John  Broade,  of  Elmley  Lovett,  and  by  her 
had  issue, 
Riohabd.  of  Riding  Court,  Datchet,  Bucks,  m.  Alios,  dan. 
of  Jasper  Fisher,  £sq.,  and  d.  1608,  having  had  two  daus., 
his  co-heirs,  Alice,  who  m.  William  Combes.  Esq..  but 
d.  i.  p. :  and  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Edmund  Wheler,  Knt. 
of  London. 
AUce,  m.  to  Francis  Barnard,  of  London. 

Mr.  Hanbuiy  m.  a  second  time,  and  had  ftirther  issue, 

Riohabd,  of  whom  presently.  Philip,  d.  *.  p, 

Joyce,  m.  and  had  issue. 
Fortune^  m.  and  had  issue. 

The  eldest  son  of  the  2nd  marriage, 

Riohabd  Hahbubt,  Esq.  of  Elmley  Lovett,  m..  Margery, 
dau.  of  Fronds  Bradley,  Esq.,  and  left  issue,  1  John,  his 
heir ;  2  Philip,  m.  and  had  issue ;  8  Roee,  m.  to  Richard 
Budd,  Esq.,  auditor  to  Jambs  I.  and  Chablbs  I. ;  and  1  a 
dau..  m.  to  Rev.  John  Cole,  B.A.,  vicar  of  Elmley  Lovett. 
The  son  and  heir, 

John  Hahbubt,  Esq.  of  Fakenham,  oo.  Worcester.  M.P. 
for  the  dty  of  Gloucester,  in  1626.  was  a  stanch  parliament- 
arian, high  in  the  confidence  of  Ouvkb  Cbomwbll,  by 
whom  he  was  appointed  sherifT  of  Worcester,  in  1649-^. 
In  1623  he  recorded  his  pedigree  in  the  Visitation  of  Glou- 
cestershire, and  obtained  the  crest  of  Hanbury  ^m  Cam- 
den, being  described  as  of  Puroell's  Green,  co.  Worcester. 
He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Christopher  Capel,  Esq.  of  Csipol 
House,  in  Herefordshire,  alderman  and  M.P.  of  Gloucester  ; 
and  dying  in  1659,  left  issue,  1  John,  d.  v.  p. ;  2  Richard,  d. 
9.  p.  1661 ;  3  Christopher,  d.  v.  p.;  \  Capbl.  of  whom  we 
treat ;  5  John,  living  1667,  and  a  dau.,  m.  to  Gregory  Wilt- 
shire.   The  fourth  son, 

Capel  Hahbubt,  Esq.  of  Gloucester  and  of  Whoreetone, 
in  Worcestershire,  purchased  Pontypool  1666.  He  m.  1st, 
Elisabeth  Capel  2ndly.  Honor,  dau.  of  Edward  Salwey. 
Esq.  of  Stanford.  M.P.,  and  Srdly  Elizioeth.  dau.  of  Sir  — 
Smith.  Knt.  of  Kent,  widow  of  1st  of  William  Ackworth, 
Esq. .  and  2ndly,  of  Robert  Foley,  Esq.  of  Stourbridge.  His 
second  and  third  wives  d.  <.p.  By  the  first  wife  he  leftadau., 
Maiy,  m.  to  Mr.  Seijeant  John  Hoc,  and  a  son  and  suo- 


JoHH  Hahbubt.  Esq.  of  Ponty-Pool  Park,  in  Monmouth, 
shire,  M.P.  for  that  co.,  and  a  m^jor  in  the  army ;  who  m. 
in  1703,  Bridget  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Sir  Edward  Ajts- 
couc^,  of  Stallinborough,  co.  Lincoln,  and  d.  13  June,  1734, 
leaTing  (with  other  child^^en  who  d.  ».  p.) 

L  Cafbl.  of  whom  presently. 

II.  Charles  (Sir)  K.B.  of  Coldbrook  Park,  co.  Monmouth, 

b.  8  Dec  1709 ;  M.P.  for  Monmouth  ;  m.  in  1732,  Frances. 

Snd  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas,  Earl  of  Coningsby.  and 

had  two  daus.,  his  co-heirs, 

1  Fbahoes.  m.  in  1754,  to  William.  4th  Earl  of  Essex. 
3  Chablottb,  m.  in  1759,  to  the  Hon.  Robert  Boyle. 

Sir  Charles,  who  assumed  the  surname  of  Williams,  d, 

17  Nov.  1769. 
UL  George,  of  Coldbrook.  6.  23  Sm)t.  1715,  who  assumed 

the  surname  of  Wiluams  at  the  decease  of  his  brother. 

Sir  Charles  Hanbury  Williams.     He  m.  Miss  Chambr^ 

dau.  of  John  Chambr^  Esq.  of  Lanfoist,  and  d.  in  1764, 

leaving  Issue. 
it.  Thomas,  d.  in  1773,  leaving  issue. 

The  eldest  son,  to  leave  issue. 

Capbl  Hahbubt,  Esq.  of  Ponty-Pool  Park,  M.P.  for  Mon- 
mouth, b.  2  Dec.  1707,  m.  7  Oct.  1743,  Jane.  dau.  of  Thomas- 
Charles,  fifth  IHscount  Tracy,  and  great-granddau.  of  John, 
third  Viscount  Tracy,  by  Elizabkth,  his  wifo.  eldest  dau. 
of  Thomas  Leigh,  first  Lord  Lbioh.  of  Stoneleigh,  and  dying 
7  Dec.  1765,  left,  with  two  daus.,  Henrietta  and  Frances, 
one  son, 

John  Hahbubt.  Esq.  of  Ponty-Pool  Park,  M.P.  for  the 
00.  Monmouth,  b.  Aug.  1744,  who  m.  Jane.  dau.  of  Morgan 
Lewis,  Esq.  of  St  Pierre,  in  that  shire,  and  by  her  (wh 


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iojly,  ThomaB  Siooghton.  Esq.  of  BaBjhatguk,  oo.  Emay) 
kft  at  hi«  (kooue,  4  Apnl,  17M, 

John-Ctepel,  d.  wmm.,  ag«d  21.  in  1796. 

Capel,  now  of  Ponty-Pool  Park. 

CoABLKB,  cnUed  Bamom  S<n>KLKT.    (See  Bitblk's  Peeni^} 

^nn^-^Quarteriy :  l«tt  and  4th,  gu.,  a  croot,  em.,  tag.,  in 
tbo  first  quarter  a  kwengv.  of  the  second,  for  Lkioh  ;  2nd 
and  yrd,  or,  a  beod,  eugr.,  rat,  plain,  oottUed,  aa.,  for  Hav- 

BUBT. 

C'/'««e«— lat,  a  onieoTD'a  head,  eraaed,  arg.,  armed,  and 
ciioed,  or,  for  "Lexob  ;  2nd,  oat  of  a  rnonJ  e*vwn,  aa.,  a 
demi-tion,  nonpant.  or,  holding  in  the  paw*  a  battle-axe^  aa., 
nelTed,  gold,  for  Hajtbubt. 

CM^-Footy-Fool  Park,  Monnaoiithahire. 

LEIGH  OF  BARDON. 

Leigh,  Robert,  Esq.  of  Taunton,  ft.  in  1774;  lai« 
captain  Ist  Somerset  militia^  mnd  b  deputy-liBut.  for 
thki  count  J. 

HintKQt, — ^Thia  ia  a  bmndi  of  an  ancient  Devonafaire 
fiamily,  Walter  de  L^ga  having,  aa  appears  by  Sir  William 
Pole'a  collectlona  towards  a  deaeription  of  Deron.  held 
landa  therein  in  the  reign  ot  Hbbbt  II.  Lyaona,  In  the 
sixth  Tohime  of  hia  "Magna  Britannia,"  in  hla  aooount  of 
iJEuniliea  extinct  ainoe  1620.  or  reinoved  out  of  the  county, 
atatea,  that  "  Leigh,  of  Bidge,  in  Biahop'a  Morchard.  mar- 
ried the  heireas  of  Bidge.  Ten  deacenta  are  deaciibed  in 
the  Yiaitation  of  1620,  when  there  was  male  iaaue." 

Bobbbt  Leioh,  a  scion  of  the  Ldghs  of  Ridge,  removed 
out  of  Devonshire,  and  aettled  at  Bardon,  in  Someraetahiie, 
A.D.  1626.    Hia  direct  deaoendant, 

Bobbbt  Lbiob,  Bsq.  of  Bardon  (aeoond  aon  of  William 
Leigh  Esq.,  by  hia  wife  Bebecea  Sanders,  of  Yeoril,  whose 
mother  was  Susanna  Dampier,  of  the  Bruton  AimUy) 
m.  in  1770,  Maria  Bouiget,  a  native  of  Berlin,  and  had 


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Bobbbt,  his  heir. 

Williafn,  of  Bardon,  having  purchased  the  estate  ft-om 
his  elder  brother,  m.  Fnmces-Wilson.  eldest  dau.  of 
Thomas  Oliver.  Esq.  of  London,  and  nad  two  sons  and 
five  daus.  Bobert,  the  elder  son,  m.  in  1828,  Charlotte, 
third  dau.  of  the  late  Samuel  Cox,  Esq.  of  Beaminster,  in 
Dorset. 

Honry-James,  of  Taunton,  who  m.  Miss  Anne-Whitmarsh 
Waters,  of  Blandford.  in  Dorsetshire 

Frederick,  who  m.  Anna  Eeimaway,  of  Exeter,  niece  of 
Sir  John  Kennaway,  Bart. 

John,  in  holy  orders,  d.  unm. 

Mary,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Bobert  Tripp. 

Anne,  m.  Ist,  to  Montague-Bere  Baker  Bere,  Esq.  of  More- 
bath,  in  Devon ;  2ndly,  to  John-Buraess  Karslake,  Esq. 
of  the  same  county ;  and  Srdly,  to  Biohard-C.  Oeunpion, 
Esq.  of  Exeter. 

Mr.  Leigh  d.  in  1798,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son,  the  pre- 
sent Bobbbt  Lbiou,  Esq. 

^mu— Arg.,  two  ban,  as.,  a  bend,  compon^  or  and  go, 
Orest^A  demi-Uon,  rampant,  armed  and  langued,  gu. 
MoUo — ^Legibus  antiquis. 

LEIGH  OF  HINDLEY  HALL. 
{See  Pekberton-Lkigh.) 

LEIOH  OF  BELMONT. 

Leioh,  Joseph,  Esq.  of  Belmont,  co.  Chester,  ft. 
7  May,  1830 ;  m.  6  Oct.  1862,  Fanny -Penelope,  eldest 
dau.  of  the  Rev.  F.-Streynsham  Master,  rector  of 
Chorley,  and  canon  of  Manchester. 

ItltKASe. — ^This  family  claims  to  be  a  branch  of  the 
ancient  family  of  Leigh  of  High  Leigh. 

JosBPH  LsiaH,  Esq.   of  Belmont,  6.   25  Oct.  1768,  m. 
SI  Oct.  1794,  Margaret  Sheriock,  and  had  iaaue, 
X.  Jambs-Hbath,  of  Belmont  and  Grappenhall  Lodge, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  in    1835,  w.  9   Oct.  1827, 
Frances,    Srd    dau.    of  Sir   Oswald    Mosley,    Bart,    of 
Bolleaton  Hall,  co.  Staffbrd,  by  whom  he  had, 
1   JosBPH,  hla  heir,  now  of  Belmont. 

5  Jamos-Mosley,  6.  16  M  re  i,  1832,  m.  28  June,  1855, 
Susan-Mary,  2nd  dau.  of  Captain  Wynyard,  RN.,  and 
niece  of  the  late  Edward  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Oldfield  Hall, 
CO.  Cheshire. 

8  Oswald-Peter,  b.  20  Sept  1833,  lieut.  22nd  regt, 

4  John,  6.  5  July.  1835.  5  Albert,  6.  26  Aug.  1841. 

6  Henry-AlAred,  6.  14  March,  1846. 

1  Frances.  2  Amy-Sophia. 

II.  John,  in  holy  orders,  reotor  of  Bgginton,  oo.  Derby, 
6.  8  Feb.  i;98.  -^  * 

Mr.  Leigh  d,  5  Aug.  1848.  ' 
686 


.if  na»— Uu.,  a  enm»  toa^  wxg. ;  in  tbe  is*  qi 
rampant,  or;  and  in  the  2nd.  a  lounge,  of  tbe 

Crut    A  kweDge,  gn.,  efanged  with  a 

cooped,  arg.,  crined,  or. 

M«ttc — Leges  juraque  servo. 

fiflitf— Befanont,  co.  Cheater. 


LEIGH  OP  BEOWXSOVKR  watt. 

Wabd-Bodohtoh-Lkioh,  Jofni,  Esq.  of  Btowb- 
sOTcr  HaU,  co.  Warwick,  J.P.  and  D.L. ;  m.  m  1811, 
Theodoaia  de  Malmsboigfa,  onlj  dan.  and  Iseir  of 
Sir  Egerton  Leigh,  Bart,  by  Theodoaia  Ub  wife, 
dan.  of  Sir  Edward  Boagfaioo,  Bart.,  and  Itts  had, 

I.  JoHH,  late  1st  dragoon-guasds,  iVirriMwil 

I.  Tbeodosiaw  n.  Omee.  m.  JemtmsL 

And  other  issoa. 

This  gentleman,  who  is  4th  aon  of  the  late  "WlDiaai- 
Zouch  Lucaa-Ward,  Eeq.  of  Gnilaborougfa  Park,  co. 
Northampton,  assumed,  by  aign-maniial,  in  1831, 
the  additioniJ  surnames  and  arms  of  Boughtox 
and  LuGH. 

.irm»— Quarterly.  Lbioh.  Bouohtox.  and  Waxd 
Crett—JjMtOR,  BouoHToxr.  and  Wabd. 
filMt— Brownsover  HaU,  co.  Warwick. 


LEIGHTON  OF  BAUSELEY. 

LmoHTON,  The  Rev.  Francis  -  KirrwrT,  MJL, 
of  Bausley,  or  Ballsley,  co.  Montgomery,  late  feOow 
of  All  Souls'  College,  and  now  rector  of  Harpsdea, 
CO.  Oxon,  6.  2  July,  1806;  m.  23  Feb.  1843,  Catbe- 
rine,  2nd  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Bar.  Janoea  St^  L««er, 
3rd  son  of  the  Ist  Viscount  Boneraile,  and  haa  had 
issue, 

I.  Fbabod  St.  LBOEB-KBTTBrr,  ft.  S7  Aag.  U66^  d 
28  Aug.  1855. 

u.  Charlea-Arthur-Baldwin-Knyvett,  b.  9  Mot.  1864. 

I.  Louiaa-Oatherine-Clars.        u.  GaroUne-AISee-Jana. 

ILitltK^t* — ^The  fIsBiily  of  Lbhihtoh  was  in  »**g»«»>^ 
long  before  the  Konnan  Gonquest,  and  f>smd— ,  *n  his 
"  Britannia,"  styles  it  NobOem  et  Squulrem  FamUiam. 

Daxibl  Leiortok,  Esq..  a  Uaut-coL  ia  Oen.  Svaas^ 
horse,  2nd  son  of  Sir  Edward  Leifl^ton,  Ist  Bart  of 
Watlesborongh,  m.  Jane,  dan.  of  Nathaniel  Hiovold,  Esq. 
of  the  city  of  London,  and  had  (with  two  dans.,  Jane,  a. 
1st,  to  Ci^t.  Cathcart,  and  2ndly,  to  Jonathan,  eldest  son 
of  Sir  John  Oope,  Bart ;  and  the  younger,  m.  to  Captain 
Sabine)  two  sons,  Hbbbbbt,  his  heir;  and  Edwaanl,  Usot 
B.N.,  d.  wun.  Col.  Leigfaton  was  «.  at  his  daoaasc  by  Us 
elder  son, 

Hebbebt  Lbiohtob,  Esq.,  a  capt.  in  tbe  army,  gentle* 
man-usher  to  Frederick,  Prince  of  Wake  (fitther  of  King 
GsoBOB  III.),  and  page  to  the  Princess  Dowager  of  Walet. 
He  m.  Harriet,  eldest  dau.  of  Henry  Wilson,  Esq.  of  AA- 
welthorpe  oo.  Norfolk,  by  misabeth,  eldest  dau.  and  ee- 
heir  of  John  Knyvett,  and  had  a  son  sad  soeeesaor. 

The  Bev.  Fbabois  Leiobtoit,  who  «».  dare,  sister  sad 
co-heir  of  Jobn-Boynton  Adams,  Esq.  of  Canable^brth,  eo. 
York,  by  whom  he  had  a  son  and  heir, 

CoL.  FBAHCis-KKTVBrr  Lbiohton,  b.  17T8,  wtio  m.  Jvfy, 
1805,  Hon.  Louisa-Anne  St.  Leger,  dau.  of  St.  Jjeger  Aid- 
worth,  1st  Viscount  Doneraile^  and  by  bar  (who  d.  18tf ) 
had  issue, 

Frabois-Ektvbtt,  present  representottva. 

Louisa-Anne,  m.  23  April,  1883,  to  Thomas^H.  Hope- 
Edwardes,  Esq.  of  Notley,  high-sheriif  of  the  co.  of 
Gloucester  in  1837. 

Clare. 
Col.  Leighton  d.  10  Nov.  1884. 

u<mw— Quarterly,  per  feese,  indented,  or,  and  go. 
Cr€$t^A  wy vem,  with  wings  expanded,  sa. 
Motto—Dnad  shame. 
Jtesidenoe— Harpeden  Bectoiy,  Henley-on-lbaaiea 


LEIR  OF  JAGGARD'S  HOUSE. 

LEm,  Thomas -Macib,  Esq.  of  Jagganfs  Houses 
CO.  Wilts,  6.  19  Nov.  1796;  m.  Mias  CoUard,  of 
Swansea,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  Thomas.  n.  Charies.  m.  Henry. 

I.  Anne.  n.  Jane.  lu.  Hatia. 

IV.  Isabella.  /^^  i 

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LEI 

ftrUKSfft. — This  ftoniljt  <»rigliiaUj  of  Genntm  dasoent, 
deiivincr,  it  ia  said,  its  patronTinic  from  the  town  of  L»er, 
on  the  Bms,  in  Westphalia,  has  been  seated  many  centuries 
in  tlie  oo.  of  Devon.  Sir  Peter  Lear,  its  chief,  was  created 
a  Bart,  in  the  year  1660,  and  possessed  very  extensive 
property  and  manors.  The  first  that  settled  in  Somerset- 
sliire  was  the  Rev.  Richard  Leir,  rector  of  Charlton  Muo- 
grorB,  ffreat-great-grandfather  of 

Ths  Bar.  Thomas  Lbb,  b.  li  April,  1788  (son  of  the 
Rer.  Hioinas  Lelr,  kicnmbent  of  Ditoheat  and  Charlton 
Muagro-ve,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  Paul  Methuen, 
£aq.>.  who  «.  his  flither  in  the  livings  of  Ditcheat  and 
Charlton,  in  1781.  He  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of  John  Shore,  Bsq., 
by  Mary  his  wifW,  dau.  of  John  Kington,  Bsq.  of  Jaggmrd'i 
House,  Wilts,  and  had  issue  six  sons  and  three  dans., 
several  of  whom  d.  ».p.:  th»  others  w«re« 
Thomas,  his  heir. 

William,  6.  10  Sept.  1768,  «.  his  fether  in  «he  living  of 
Ditcheat,  in  18 1 9,  ia.  Harriott,  dau.  of  Randolph  Harriott, 
Esq.  of  Leases  Hall,  Yorkshire,  by  Elizabeth  his  wif<^ 
dau  of  Christopher  Wilson,  lord  bishop  of  Bristol,  ana 
had  two  sons  and  seven  daus.,  viz.,  William-Marriott, 
M.A.,  m.  Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  Edward  Lan^rfbrd,  Esq.  of 
Tnmgle;  Charles-Marriott,  B.A. ;  Haniett-Mary,  wife  of 
George- Augustus  Woodforde,  Esq. :  Elizabeth ;  Charlotte; 
Marianne;  Sophia,  m.  to  Capt.  Charles  Dawe;  Emma; 
Frances;  and  Hester,  m,  to  mlliam-Frederick  Robinson, 

PW,  6.  0  June,  1770,  t.  his  father  in  the  living  of  Charlton 
Muagrove,  in  1812,  m.  Fanny,  widow  of  Wmiam-Morton 
PleydelL  Esq.  of  Whatcombe,  Dorset,  and  dau.  of  William 
Freke,  Esq.  of  Hannington  House,  Wilts. 

Richard,  6.  17  Jan.  1772,  bonister-at-law. 

The  eldest  son, 

Thomjlb  Lxia,  Esq.  of  Weston,  J.P.,  &.  17  Oct.  1766,  m. 
Jane,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Jek^  D.D.,  Vicar  of  Bver^ 
oreeoh,  and  precentor  of  St  David's  Cathedral,  and  lejft 
issue,  Thomas-Macie,  his  heir ;  John-Made ;  Jane-Elizabeth ; 
Mary,  wife  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Wilkina ;  Anne ;  and  Helen. 
Mr.  Leir  <L  9  May,  1886. 

ArvM—Ax.,  a  fee&e,  raguly,  between  three  unicorns*  heads, 
erased,  or. 

Oreat^A  demi-uuicom,  rampant,  having  between  his  legs 
a  scafl^  raguly. 

&ato— Jaggard's  House,  Wilts,  and  Weston,  co.  Somerset 


LEITH  OF  WHITEHAUGH. 
iSee  Forbbb-Lsitb). 

LEITHHAY  OF  RANNES  AND  LEITH  HALL. 

Lkith-Hat,  Sir  Andrkw,  Knt.  of  Rannes  and 
Leith  Hall,  co.  Aberdeen,  K.H.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  lieut.- 
col  in  the  army,  late  M.P.  for  the  Elgin  district  of 
burghs,  6.  17  Feb.  1785;  m.  1816,  Mary-Mai^garet> 
dau.  of  William  Clark,  Esq.  of  Buckland  HousCi  and 
has  issue, 

I.  AuBXAKDsa-SeBASTiAir,  b.  12  Feb.  1818. 

u.  William,  b.  31  July,  1819 ;  married. 

lu.  James,  b.  26  Nov.  1820  ;  married. 

IV.  Norman,  b.  19  Aug.  1829.  , 

V.  Charies,  6.  18  Oct.  1881. 
L  Caroline-Elizabeth. 

ittn^afft* — The  surname  of  Lbth  is  of  great  anti- 
quity in  Scotland,  and  those  who  bore  it  held,  in  a  remote 
era,  vast  possessions,  indnding  the  Barony  of  Bestalrig, 
and  others  in  the  shire  of  Mid-Lothian  and  territory  of 
Leith,  whence,  it  is  presumed,  the  name  was  assumed. 
The  immediate  ancestor  of  the  ftunlly  before  ui, 

Wiluam  Lbith,  of  Bamis,  living  in  the  time  of  Datid 
B&UOK,  and  said  to  have  been  the  male  representative  of 
the  Lbtbs  qf  Bdtmgarroekt  was  provost  of  Aberdeen  in 
1360,  and  proinietor  of  the  lands  of  Caprington,  in  Aber- 
deenshire. He  m.  a  dau.  of  Donald,  12th  Earl  cit  Marr, 
and  had  two  sons,  Laubknob,  his  heir ;  and  John,  ambas- 
sador to  the  court  of  England  in  1412.  William  Leith  d. 
some  time  in  the  reign  of  Robbbt  II.,  and  waa  ».  by  his 
elder  son, 

Laurbnoi  Lbth,  of  Bamis,  oo.  Aberdeen.  Provost 
of  Aberdeen  in  1401, 1408,  and  1411,  fh>m  whom  descended 

J  AMIS  Leith,  of  New  Leslie,  who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 

Alexander  btrachan,  of  OlenUndy,  and  had  issue,  John, 

his  heir ;  Alexsnder,  ancestor  of  the  Lwras  of  OUnkindjf 

and  Fr$(fidd;  WilUom,  d,  9.  p.}  Margaret^  m,  to  Gordon, 

687 


L  E  M 

of  Beldomie ;  and  Jean,  m.  to  John  Orant,  of  Tomavillion. 
He  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Lsith,  Esq.  of  Leith  Hall,  who  m.  Janet  Ogflvie, 
dau.  of  Geoige,  2nd  Lord  Banff,  by  Agnes  Falconer  his 
wife,  dau.  of  Alexander,  1st  Lord  Halkerton,  and  had 
issue,  John,  his  successor ;  Patrick ;  George,  of  Blackball ; 
Laurence ;  Anthony ;  and  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Richard  Gordon, 
Esq.  of  Craigmile.  Mr.  Leith,  acquiring  the  whole  estate 
of  Leslie,  in  the  Garrock,  regidned  possession  of  the  lands 
of  Edingarrock,  his  ancient  patrimonial  inheritance.  He 
d.  in  1727,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Jofflf  *Lkith,  Esq.  of  Leith  Hall,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Charles  Hay,  Esq.  of  Rannes;  and  dying  in  1786,  left 
(with  a  dau.,  Janet»  m.  to  James  Gordon,  of  Ardmilie)  a 
son  and  heir, 

JoHV  Lbith,  Bsq.  of  Leith  Hall,  who  aogmented  his 
estate  l>y  the  lands  of  Lair  and  Ardlair.  He  m.  Harriot* 
dau.  and  heiress  of  Alexander  Bteuart^  <^  Auchluncart»  and 
had  three  sons,  vis., 

James  (Sir)!  a  lieut-gen.  in  the  army,  G.C.B.,  K.T.S., 
Grand  Coition  of  the  Order  of  Merit  of  France,  governor 
of  Barbadoes,  and  commander  of  the  forces  in  the  Wind- 
VTard  and  Leeward  Islands.  Sir  James  Leith  d,  16  Oct. 
1816. 

John  Leith  d.  in  1768,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Lbith,  Esq.  of  Leith  Hall,  at  whose  decease,  with- 
out issue,  in  1778,  the  estates  devolved  on  his  brother, 

Albxandbb  Lbth,  who,  having  t.  Andrew  Hay,  of 
Rannes,  was  the  late  Gbn.  Albxandbb  Lkith-Hat.  of 
Rannes  and  Leith  Hall.  This  gentleman,  who  was  6.  in 
1758;  m.  in  1784,  Mary,  dau.  of  Charles  Forbes,  Esq.  of 
Ballogie,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1824)  had  issue, 

Akdbsw,  his  heir. 

John,  rear-admiral  R.N.,  d.  Oct.  1854,  leaving  two  sons 
and  two  daus. 

Harriet-Christian,  m.  to  Sir  Harry-N.  Lumaden,  Bart. ; 
and  d.  in  1820. 

Mary,  widow  of  M^jor  Mitchell,  of  Ashgrove. 

Elizabeth,  m.  to  Alexander  Forbes,  Esq.  of  Blackford. 

Margaret. 
Gen.  Hay  d.  11  May,  1838. 

.<lmu— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  or,  a  eross-oroflslet,  fltcfa^ 
sa.,  between  three  crescents,  in  chief,  and  as  many  fiiails, 
in  base,  barways,  gu. ;  2nd  and  3rd,  Quarterly,  Ist  and  4th, 
arg. ,  three  Inesoutdieons,  gu. ;  2nd  ana  Srd,  gu.,  three  cinque- 
foUs,aig. 

CretU^A.  cross-orosslet,  i\tch^  sa.,  and  a  goat,  trippant, 
ppr. 

Supporten— Two  naked  men,  wreathed  about  the  loins, 
each  holding  in  his  exterior  hand  a  club. 

i/otto»— Trustie  to  the  end ;  spare  nought 

Stat*   Loith  Hall,  and  Leslie  House,  Aberdeenshire. 


LEMAN  OF  BRAMPTON  HALL. 

OROiLL-LBUAif,  Rev.  Georob,  of  Brampton  Hall, 
00.  Suffolk,  b.  1789. 

^iXltKQt, — ^Thb  Rbv.  Naukton- Thomas  Oboill,  of 
Brampton  Hall,  b.  11  Dec.  1769,  (son  of  William  Oigill,  Esq. 
of  Becdes,  and  Susab  Lkmav  his  wife,  3rd  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  William  Leman,  Esq.,  by  Sarah,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Leman,  Esq.  of  Brampton  Hall,  grandson  of  Thomas  Leman, 
Esq.  of  Brampton,  nephew  of  Sir  John  Leman  »ee  Burke's 
Extinct  Baronetage)  assumed  the  surname  of  his 
maternal  ancestors  ia  addition  to  his  patronymic.  He  m. 
3  Dec.  1783,  Henrietta-Jane,  4th  dau.  of  Sir  William  Ander- 
son, Bart,  of  Lea,  co.  Lincoln ;  and  d.  1837,  having  had 
issue, 

Gbobob,  his  h^,  now  of  Brampton  HalL 

Naunton,  b.  17D2 ;  d.  unm.  1818. 

Robert.  6. 1790 ;  in  holy  orders;  m.  25  March.  1824,  Isabella- 
Camilla,  dau.  of  the  late  Sir  William -Jervis  Twysden, 
Bart.,  and  by  bcr  (who  d.  7  March,  1850^  has  issue, 
Robert,  Francis,  and  John. 

Charles,  b.  1801 ;  d.  umn.  1845. 

William,  6.  1802;  d.  unm.  1848. 

Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  6.  1804;  m.  1838,  Emily,  dau,  of 
the  Rer.  J.  Guerin. 

Elizabeth-Mary.  d.  wu».  1842.  Chariotte.  d.  17««. 

Susan,  d.  unm.  1866.  Harriet,  d.  unm.  1834. 

Fnuices,  m.  1820,  to  Molyneux  Shuldham,  Esq. 

Anne,  m.  1822,  to  Thomas  Gee,  E«q. 

Charlotte,  to.  1821,  to  George  Bariee,  Esq. 

AriM—Az.,  a  fees,  between  three  dolphins,  naiant,  aig. 

CreU — ^Arg.,  on  a  lemon-tree,  a  pelican  in  her  piety,  ppr. 

Motto— yoleuB  sempcrque  Juvare  paratus. 

S«rt— Brampton  Hall,  Buflblk.  {^r^r^r^]r> 

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LENDKUM  OF  JAKESTOWK. 

LxHDRUM,  Jajceb,  Eaq.  of  Jamestown,  eo.  Fer- 
maiuigfa,  J.P.  and  D.L^  higfa-ftherifT  for  co.  Fer- 
tDADBf^  1835,  and  for  co.  ly^ne  1837,  6.  12  Jan. 
1806;  ta.  2  Nor.  1843,  Anne,  eldest  dan.  of  Samuel 
Tesey,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

1.  GaoBO^CoflST,  b.  2  April,  ISM. 

n.  JsoMS-Vawf,  twin  with  hto  brother  Geoife. 

UL  WliHam-TreTor,  6.  4  JiOjr,  18M. 

f .  BoMbeUe-PESDoes.  n.  MazT-JaDS-Walkr. 

m. 


lintaSt. — Oboboc  Lbvdbum,  Esq.  of  Moorfidd,  eo. 
Tyrtme,  son  and  beb  of  Jamss  Lbvdbum,  Esq.  of  the 
ssme  pisee,  «.  Maiy,  dan.  of  TbomM  Story,  Esq.  of  the 
efty  of  Clogfaer,  oo.  Tyrooe,  sad  had  issue.  Jaios,  his  heir; 
Thomas,  in  holy  orden;  Joseph,  in  holy  orden ;  John,  a 
mi^or  E.I.C.8. ;  Mary,  m.  to  John  Priefaard,  Esq.  of  eo. 
Wexford  ;  Anne,  d.  w»m. ;  snd  Bebeeea,  fa.  to  the  Ber.  Dr. 
Nun.    The  eldest  son  and  heir, 

Jamss  LnroaiTM,  Esq.  of  Jamestown,  fa.  1st,  Nor.  1770 
Ann  Toong,  of  Gamck,  ca  Donegal;  and  2ndly,  in  July, 
1812,  ICai^gant  Toung,  of  Loughesk,  eo.  DooegaL  By  the 
former  lady,  Mr.  Leodnun  had  (with  a  dan.,  Letitia,  who 
cC.  unm.)  an  only  son, 

GaoBOB  LavDatrM,  Esq.  of  Jsmestown  b.  84  Aug.  1770 ; 
m.  28  April,  1805.  Mary-Jane,  8rd  dau.  of  Heniy  Coddtng- 
too,  Esq.  of  Oldbridge,  eo.  Meath,  and  had  issue, 

JAMKi,  now  of  Jamestown. 

Elizabeth,  m.  in  Auf.  1881.  to  the  Ber.  Oosby-Stopford 
Mangan,  Ineumbent  of  tho  parish  of  Derrynoose,  co. 
Arma^ 

Mr.  Lendram  was  a  msgistrate  and  deputy-heutanant  for 
eo.  Fermanagh,  but  resigned  in  1841.  He  senred  as  high- 
sberiff  of  oo.  Fermsnagh  1800,  and  of  l^rrooe  in  1819.  He 
<{.  22  Oct  1856. 

ArmM—Qn.,  three  garbs,  or,  on  a  chief;  aig.,  as  many 
wool-packs,  sa. 

(Vest— On  a  mount*  rert*  a  dore,  holding  an  oliTe-brsnch 
in  its  beak,  all  ppr. 

IfoCto— UpJz. 

5«U— Jamestown,  Rnnfskillen,  oo.  Fermsnagh. 


LENIOAN  OF  CASTLE  FOGERTY. 

Lbnioan,  James,  Esq.  of  Castle  Fogeriy,  co.  Tlp- 

Jerary,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  m,  Eleanor-Frances,  dau.  of 
ohn  Evans,  Esq.,  and  sister  of  William  Evans, 
Esq.,  late  M.P.  for  Leominster,  by  whom  he  has  had 
two  dans.,  viz., 
L  Sarah-Kllen-Henrietta,  d,  at  Munich,  in  Bavaria. 

If.  PnrSLOPB-ELIZABXTH-MABn. 

ILCtf  f  S0t. — ^The  ancient  family  of  Fooabtt,  now  repre- 
sented by  the  Lbmioaits  of  OcuUt  Fogertif,  was  of  importsnoe 
in  Ireland  antecedently  to  the  descent  of  the  English  in  the 
reign  of  Hjevbt  II.    The  chief  of  the  sqyt,  in  1583, 

CoxroHEa  va  Bust  OTooabta,  of  Munroe,  co.  TippoFBiy, 
was&ther  of 

DoHODOH  O'FooAKTT,  who  was  slain  in  battle  otLateragh, 
his  (lather  then  living.  26  Nov.  1583,  and  was  the  Donough 
who  m.  Ellen  Puroell,  of  the  ancient  baronial  famUy  of 
Loghmoe  and  lies  buried  in  the  abbey  of  Holy  Cross,  to 
which  he  was  a  considerable  benefactor.  From  him,  4th  in 
descent, 

TnoB,  or  Tocotht  OTooartt,   of  Bally  Fogarty,   m. 
Margaret,  dau.  of  Burke,  of  Barrycurry,  and  had  issue, 
CoanLivs,  his  heir. 

Thomas,  m.  Anne,  dan.  of  James  Magrath,  Esq.  of  Derry- 
more,  and  had  a  son,  Magrath  Fogm^.  who  was  Cather 
of  Thomas  Fogerty,  and  grandfother  of  Magrath  Fogefty, 
Esq.  of  Ballinlonty,  and  of  Philip  Fogerty,  Esq,,  barrister- 
at-law. 

John.  Dionysius,  a  priest. 

Malachy,  doctor  of  the  Sorbonne.  aud  prefect  of  the  College 
of  Lombard,  in  Paris,  aimo  Vid^. 

The  eldest  eon  and  heir. 

CoamcLius  Fogarty,  Esq.  of  Castle  Fogarty,  b.  14  May, 
1661,  captain  in  the  army  of  King  Jambs  II.,  m.  in  1606, 
Mary,  dau.  of  Michael  Kearney,  Esq.  of  Milestown,  oo. 
Tipperary,  and  dying  in  1730,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Tbiob,  or  TmoTHT  Fooabtt,  Esq.  of  Castle  Fogarty.  who 
d.  8.  p.  at  the  age  of  fifty,  in  1747,  and  was  «.  l^  his 
brouier, 

Thomas  Fooabtt,  Esq.  of  Ca»tle  Fogarty,  who  st. 
688 


sw  ikn,  d,imau  in  1781. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  William  Lajqoam, 


Kilkenny  (ekler  soo  of  Oeorae  Tantewi.  1 
MabeDa.  fa» wife.  dsn.  of  E&imdlha^ 


flf  Zomt.  m. 

i.orXaar.i7 

1^  of  CkoB. 

of  Sr  FBol  Genu  Bvt. :,  aisd  Vj 
iTiB)  Isft  am  «Mr  •■     ~ 


Mr.  Fogsity  d.  in  1756,  SDd  was  c  by  Us  f 

Jamm  Fooabtt,  Esq.  oT  Cbatle  Fqn^y.  1 
the  eo.  of  Tkppeary  in  1788,  who  d,  wmm.  m.  ITB8^  when  ha 
sister,  EiJxaBiH  Labwam.  berasae  bis  heo;  snd  Ihi 
estates  passed  throc^  hsr  to  hsr  only  soBi, 

Thomas  Lmbioab,  Esq.  who  thus  bwaaao  "ef  CSaih 
Fogarty."  This  gentleman  au  1st,  in  17M,  Penal,  dsa.  «f 
Edmnnd  Axmstroog.  Esq.  at  Banoaggy.  eo.  Ctera  (by  ka 
wifiB,  Hsnnsh,  sister  of  Bobert-Heory  Weetvopp.  aaq.)ad 
hadi 


Jammb,  now  of  Castle  Foger^. 

Anna,  m.  to  Jcdm-Dennis  I^nan,  Esq..  beat.  13th  dageaaa. 

Snd  snrriving  son  of  the  late  Geage  Byan,  Eaq.  of  laci. 

eo.  Tippenuy. 
mt^^K^v  HeoxisttaL 

Mr.  Lenigan  vk.  Sndly,  darinda.  dan.  of  John  OlWBr. 
Esq.  of  Mount  Street,  Doblin,  and  hftd  bj  Iksr  two  other 
dsna.,  Tis., 

Mary,  a  nun.  Bosetta. 

He  <i.  2  Aug.  1825. 

.inn*— i^narteriy:  1st,  as.,  on  a  paDet.  axy.,  Ooee  trafeOi. 
in  pale,  vert,  between  two  ttona,  rampant,  or,  eneh  iiSima 
three  fleura-de-lia,  two  and  ons,  sig..  lor  JmrnaAW ;  Sad,  aa, 
m  chief,  two  lions,  rampant,  supporting  a  garb,  all  or.  ia  thi 
dexter  base  a  crescent,  and  ht  the  stniater  an  Iriah  hazp.  goU, 
stringed,  aig.,  for  Fooebtt  (atteiau) ;  3rd,  Test,  a  fesaa,  sr;;.. 
between  three  garbav  two  and  one^  or,  for  Foobbtt  Imtdtrm) ; 
4th.  aig.,  a  chie^  Teirt,  for  Mtlbb. 

CWsite— 1st,  a  lion,  rampant,  or,  leaning  on  a  sword,  aif ., 
hilted,  gold ;  2nd,  an  arm,  embowed  in  amMmr,  ppr.,  gar 
niahed,  or,  holding  a  dagger,  aig.,  hOted,  gold. 

JBeat^-CaBOe  Fogerty,  eo.  Tipperary. 


LENTHALL  OF  BESSELS  LEIGH. 

Lknthali^  KTvnN-JoHK-WiLLiAM,  Eaq.  of  Bee- 
sels  Leigh  Manor,  co.  Berks,  and  Mjtynan  Hall,  co. 
Caemarron,  high-sheriff  of  CaemanpoiiBhire  1828,  k 
12  Oct  1789;  m.  28  April,  1818,  MHry-Anne^  eldest 
dau.  of  John  Ashton,  Esq.  of  The  Orange,  oo.  Ches- 
ter, and  has  issue. 

I.  EDMUVD-KTrrar,  6.  80  Aug.  1821. 

n.  William-KyfRn,  b.  in  1822. 

in.  Frands-Kyffln,  6.  in  1824,  called  to  tihe  bar  at 
Lincoln's-Inn,  1840. 

I.  Mary- Anne. 

Itntafff . — 8im  BowLAiTD  Lbrthall,  of  TifnthalT  sad 
Hampton  Court,  co.  Hereford  (whose  fiamily  had  been 
aeated  at  Lenthall,  fh>m  the  reign  of  EuwABn  I.},  was 
Master  of  the  Bobes  to  King  Hbhbt  IV.  He  was  a  had- 
marcher,  and  waa  associated  with  Thomaa  Chauoar  (yie 
poet's  son),  ss  one  of  the  ambaaaadors  to  the  FariaHB 
court,  to  negotiate  the  marriage  of  Queen  Kathakoib  with 
Hbxbt  V.  Sir  Rowland  accompanied  Hbbbt  V.  to  France. 
and  baring  a  command  at  the  battle  ot  Asinooozt,  mads 
so  many  prisoners  ih  that  celebrated  oonflint,  that  he 
oompleted,  with  the  produce  of  their  ranaom,  the  new 
buildings  at  Hampton  Court  In  that  mansioQ  waa  pre- 
served a  picture  (still  extantX  engraved  by  Yertoe,  and  aaid 
by  Walpole  to  be  an  undoubted  original,  of  Hbhbt  IT. 
Pendant  ftom  the  neck  ia  a  chain  with  medallion,  on  which 
are  depicted  the  arms  of  the  Fits- Alans,  Earia  of  Arundel, 
and  imdemeath  the  following  inscription:  "  Hbhbt  I?., 
King  of  England,  who  laid  the  first  stone  of  this  house,  and 
left  this  picture  in  it  when  he  gave  it  to  LenthalL"  8ir 
Rowland,  vrho  was  also  deputy-governor  of  Alen^on  under 
the  Duke  of  Gloucester,  and  constable  of  Wlgnuue  and 
Bolsover  Castles,  m.  Margaret,  dau.,  and  eventually  co- 
heiress, of  Richard  Fits- Alan,  Earl  of  Arundel ;  upon  whidi 
marriage.  Lady  Maigaret  being  related  to  the  kin^  Sir 
Rowland,  "  being  a  gallant  ibllow,**  {vide  Lblabd'S  iSNs.} 
had  given  to  him  *'  a  thousand  by  the  year,"  for  the  main- 
tenance of  them  and  their  heirs,  of  which  grant,  says 
Lelsnd,  the  town  of  Ludlnw  forms  a  part.  By  Lady 
Margaret,  who  d.  1422,  Sir  Bowhmd  had  issue. 


L  EN 

Bdmimd,  "who  hATing  m.  MargKr«t»  dan.  of  WUUam,  6th 
liord  Zooob,  of  Harnngwcfrth.  d.t.p,  1447;  and 

H«iuy,  who  also  d.  9.  p.  in  the  same  year;  both  being 
buiiod  in  tho  Gray  Friara»  London. 

Sir  Rowland  m.  Sndly,  Lucy,  dau.  and  00-heir  of  Richard, 
4t]&  Ijord  Grey  de  Codnor,  by  whom  he  had  iaaue, 

Bowland,  m.  to  Isabella,  dau.  of  Sir  Walter  Derereux,  and 

d.  1488. 
John,  n.  Anne,  dau.  of  Humphrey  Beeeela,  of  ^eaaela 

Leigh,  CO.  Berks. 
Katharine^  m.  to  William,  heard  Zouch,  of  Haningwraih. 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Thomas  Cornwall,  of  Burford,  by 

which  last  alliance  Hampton  Court  erentually  vested  in 

the  Cornwall  family. 

Sir  Rowland  was  high-sherifT  of  Hereford  in  1428,  and  d. 
Not.  1450. 

A  few  years  later,  the  Lenthalls,  retaining  a  portion  only 
of  their  possessions  in  Herefordshire,  settled  at  Latchford 
aad  Great  Hasel^,  in  Oxfordshire,  which  manors  and 
estates  they  acquired  in  the  reign  of  Bdwabo  IY.,  hy  the 
msnriage  of  William  LenthaU  (described  in  his  will  as 
«'  of  LeathaU'7,  who  d.  June,  1497,  with  the  heiress  of  the 
Plpsrds.  Thomas  LenthaU,  the  eldest  son  of  WiUlam  last- 
mentioned,  m.  Elinbeth,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Willie,  of 
Besu  Trade,  and  had  issue,  William,  liring,  says  Francis 
Thin,  "  of  reverent  age,"  in  1684,  and  several  daus.,  of 
whom  one  m.  Sir  John  Tempest,  of  Bollingfaall,  eo.  York. 
In  1680,  these  estates  were  pooBeesed  by  John  LenthaU, 
Esq.,  whose  son  (by  Elinor,  dau.  of  Ed.  Lee,  of  Pitston,  co. 
Bucks,  Esq.), 

8nt  Edmund  Lbnthall,  was  one  of  those  fined,  under  an 
act  of  parliament  passed  in  the  reign  of  Jamss  I.,  for 
restraining  persons  of  quality  firom  redding  so  much  of  the 
year  in  London.  Sir  Edmund  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Sir 
Francis  Stonor,  of  Stonor,  co.  Oxford,  but  d.  $.  p.  and  the 
line  of  the  family  was  continued  through  his  uncle^ 

WnuAK  Lbhthaxx,  Esq.,  who  m.  Frances,  dau.  of 
Sir  Richard  Southwell,  of  St.  Faith's,  in  Norfolk,  and  who^ 
at  his  decease,  8  Dec.  16M,  aged  44,  left  issue,^ 

L  JoHH  (Sir),  who  inherited  the  t^anjlj  estates  upon  the 
demise  of  hjs  cousin.  Sir  Edmund*  This  gentlemau,  who 
held  the  office  of  marshal  of  the  Klag^  Bench  Prison,  m. 
Bridget,  dan.  of  Sir  Thomas  Temple.  Bart,  of  Stow,  and 
bad  (with  eight  dans.,-  of  whom  Catherine,  m.  to  Lord 
Paisley,  and  Frances,  m.  to  Edward,  eldest  son  of  Sbr 
Edward  Moore,  of  Odiham,  Hants;  six  sons,  of  whopi 
the  eldest, 

Edxuvd,  St.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  William  Wade,  lieu- 
tenant of  the  Tower  of  Lond<m,  and  had  issue  tluee. 
sons  and  a  dau :  William  LenthaU  (M.P.  for  WaUingf- 
ford,  1079,  and  for  Cricklade,  1681),  the  elder  son,  m. 
twice,  1st  Stephanie,  dau.  of  Admbal  Sir  0.  Har^, 
K.C.B. ;  and  2ndly,  Lucy,  dau.  of  Ed.  Dunch,.  first- 
cousin  to  OUver,  Lord  Protector,  but  had.  no  issue  b^ 
either  marriage,  and  seUing  the  old  fiunily  estates  at 
Latdiford  and  Great  Haseiey.  terminated  this  branch 
of  the  famUy ;  Edmund,  the  2nd  son,  d.  1644 ;  John, 
the  8rd  son,  d.  li  May,  1641,  without  issue;  and 
Bxidget,  the  only  dau.,  d.  nam.  1641. 
Q.  WnxiAX,  of  whom  hereafter. 
m.  Thomas.  zv.  Francis. 

And  four  daus.,  one  of  whom  m.  into  the  family  of 
Warcup^  and  was  mother  of  Sir  Edmund  Warcup,  the 
historian  of  Italy. 

The  2nd  son, 

Thx  Right  Hok.  WiUJiy  LrannAL]^,  h,  Jupe,  169l„  was, 
in  1688,  admitted  a  bencher  of  linooln's-Inn,  made  recorder 
of  Gloucester,  Woodstock,  and  London,  and  Master  of  the 
BoQm.  In  1689,  he  was  returned  member  fbr  Woodstock ; 
and  when  the  Long  Parliament  met,  8  Nov.  1640,  he  was 
diosea  Speaker,  which  important  office  he  continued  to 
hold  after  the  king's  deaths  and  until  the  dissolution  of 
that  assembly.  In  the  first  parliament  caUed  by  Cbomwsll, 
as  Protector,  he  had  no  seat;  but  in  the  second,  he  was 
returned  for  two  places,  the  city  of  Gloucester  and  the  co. 
of  Oxford,  and  was  again  elected  Speaker.  He  subsequently 
was  ^ypdnted  chamberlain  of  Chester,  chancellor  of  the 
duchy  of  Lancaster,  and  keeper  of  the  Great  Seal.  He 
leceiTed  a  patent  of  peerage  firom  OUver,  Lord  Protector, 
1666,  and  fai  the  single  pturlioment  assembled  by  Riobabd 
Cbomwill,  he  sat  in  the  upper  house  by  the  title  of 
WUliam,  Lord  lenthall,  and  so  greet  was  his  influence  and 
weight  at  the  Restoration,  that  General  Monck  assured 
King  Charles,  that  he  could  not  have  brought  about 
that  desiraUe  event  without  Mr.  LenthaU's  oooonrrenoe. 
This  eminent  lawyer  and  statesman  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
Ambrose  Evans,  Esq.  of  Lodington,  o&.  I^rth&mptdn,  by 
whom  (who  was  first  cousin  ot  Lucius  C^i  Xoztt  ^MQQandX 

he  had  issue,  ' '  ' '    " '    ' 

689 


L  £  S 

John,  his  snocessor. 
WiUiam.  Francis. 

BUsabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Rowland  Lacey,  of  Puddlecote  and 
Shipton,  in  Oxfordshire. 
Frances. 

Mr.  Speaker  Tienthall  d.  at  his  seat,  the  Priory,  Burford, 
1  Sept  1662,  and  was  privately  buried  at  Burford,  the 
advowson  of  which  church,  with  the  manor  and  estate, 
he  had  purchased  of  the  great  Lord  Falkland.  His  only 
surviving  son  and  successor. 

Sir  John  Lenthall,  was  member  for  Gloucester  in 
the  Long  Parliament,  and  also  for  the  same  place  in  the 
paiUament  called  by  Rioharo  Cromwell.  Sir  John,  who 
was  colonel  in  the  army,  governor  of  Windsor  Castle,  and 
one  of  the  six  clerks  in  Chancery,  vras  created  a  baronet  by 
Olivxr  Cromwell.  He  m,  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  Sir  Wmiam 
Ayshcombe,  of  Alvercot,  Oxon,  but  had  by  her  no  issue. 
He  m.  2ndly,  Maiy  Blewet,  relict  of  Sir  John  Stonehouse, 
Bart.,  by  whom  he  bad  one  son,  Willlim,  and  a  dau. 
Elizabeth,  m.  to  Sir  Sandys  Fortescue,  of  Buckland  FUleigh, 
CO.  Devon.  Sir  John  m.  8rdly,  Catherine,  dau.  of  Colon^ 
Euaebius  Andrews,  of  Edmonton,  Middlesex,  but  had  no 
fVirther  issue.  He  served  the  office  of  sheriff  for  the  co.  of 
Oxford  in  1672,  and  dying  9  Nov.  1681,  was  buried  in  the 
chancel  of  9ea^  Leigh  Church,  and  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

William  Lxnthalb,  Esq.,  to  whom  General  Monck 
stood  sponsor,  who  m.  his  first  cousin,  the  Hon.  Catherine 
HamUton,  only  chUd  of  James,  Lord  Paisley,  son  and  heir 
of  James,  2nd  Earl  of  Aberoom,  by  whom  (who  m.  after  his 
decease,  the  Eari  of  Aberoom)  he  left  issue  at  his  demise, 
5  Sept.  1686,  at  the  early  age  of  27.  two  sons,  John,  his 
heir;  and  James»  so  named  ftfter  his  grandilB^er,  Lord 
Paisley.    The  elder, 

John  Lenthall,  '  Esq.,  who  served  the  oflSce  of  sheriff 
for  Oxfordshire,  and  m^  J^e,,  dau^  of  Sii:  W^  HiU,  jjiad 
two  sons  and  two  daus., 

William,  his  successor. 
John,  successor  to  his  brother.^ 
Jane.  ^sry. 

The  ^kljor  son, 

William  Lenthall,  Esq.  of  Burford,  sheriff  of  Oxford- 
shire, dying  unm.  in  ITBI,  the  family  representation  devolved 
upon  bis.  brother, 

John  Lenthall,  Esq.,  biq>t.  29  Jan.  17SS,  who  v^.  Anne, 
daiif  of  the  Rev.  Christopher  Shute,  an4,  had  tvro  sons, 

I.  John,  of  Burford,  sheriff  for  Oxfordshire,  in  1787,  who 
m.  Sanh,  dau.  of  the  Rev.  John  Caswall,  rector  of 
SwacUffo.  by  wh^m  (who  d.  2  MarcW  1887)  he  left  at  his 
decease,  in'  1820,  with  three  daus.,  two  sons,  vis., 

1  WiLMAi^-JoHN,  m.  Frsno^Maxy,  eldeet  dau.  of  T. 
Terry,  Esq.  of  Beveriey,  and  has  one  surviving  soii» 
Edmund-Henry,  of  Lincoln's  Inn. 

2  Rowland-Henry,  of  Kemsey,  in  Woroesteisfair^  who 
has  beWn  twice  married. 

n.   WiLLIAM-JOHN. 

The  2nd  son, 

WiLUAM-JoHN  Lenthall,  Esq.  of  Beu^n  Leigh,  in 
Berkshire,  6.  in  Jan.  1764„  was  bigh-^eriff  fpr  the 
counties  of  Caernarvon  and  Merioneth.  He  m.  in  Jan. 
iTto^  Elisabeth,  dau.  and  oo-heireBs  (with  Anne,  wife  of 
i^  Rev.  John  Nanney,  of  Maes-y-neuadd,  co,  Merioneth 
and  Ermine,  wife  of  lUchard^-Hugfaes  Kenrick,  of  Nant- 
chrjdf  bo.  B^bigh,  Esq.) '  of  Sir  Thomas  Kyffin,  of 
Maynan,  cq.  Qa^rn&rvpni  by  whom  (who  d,  in,  June,  1791) 
he  had  two  children,       '      • 

KTrrm-Jom^-WuiJAif,  now  qf  Bessels  Leigh. 

Ann-Maigaret,  ct:  ybunjg. 
Mr.  LenthaU  d,  in  March,  1865. 

^rm«— Arg.,  on  a  bend,  cotUsed,  sa.,  three  mullets,  or. 
Cre$tr^A.  greyhound,  saUent,  sa.,  collired,  or. 
ifoMo— Adncourt. 

Aote— Bessels  Leigh,  near  Abingdon ;  Maynan  HaU,  Caer- 
narvonshire; Yelford  Hastings,  Oxon. 


LESLIE  OF  BALQUHAIN, 
Lbsldb,  Chables,  Esq.  of  Balquhain,  Fetternear, 
and  Inch,  all  in  the  00.  Aberdeen,  colonel  in  the 
army,  K-H.;  w.  let,  Nov.  1826,  Mary,  dau,  of  Major- 
(General  Sir  Charle»  Holloway,  and  l^ad  by  her  one 
Borviving  aon, 

I,  CBA^i*B-pTOBaw.  ft.  1832,  who  i|).ini^?i^, 
Coloi^el  Leslie  ii.  2ndly,  21  July,  1888,  Dopothv, 
sister  a^d  h^i^eas  o^  Fraocis,  8th  l£arl  of  Newburgh, 


L  E  S 

but  by  her  (who  d.  22  Nor.  1868)  ham  no  i»irae. 
Colonel  Leslie  served  in  the  Peninaular  war,  and 
was  severely  wounded  at  Talavera. 

HCneafft. — Babtboloickw,  the  founder  of  the  flunily, 
was  a  noble  Hungarian,  who  came  to  Scotland  with  Queen 
Maboabits,  1067.  He  was  much  esteemed  by  King  Mal- 
OOLM  CADncoEE,  who  Conferred  upon  him  grants  of  lands  in 
various  parts  of  Scotland,  but  particulariy  in  the  district  of 
the  Oarioeb,  oo.  Aberdeen,  where  the  ruins  of  the  old  castle 
of  Leslie  still  remain,  in  the  parish  of  Leslie.  Btrtholo- 
mew's  son,  Haixx>lm,  was  fitther  of  Nohkah,  whose  grand* 
son  Sm  Norman  na  Lbslkt,  Domhius  de  Lesley,  «. 
Elisabeth  Leith,  heiress  of  Edengarrioch,  and  had  an  only 
son, 

8n  AjrDBKW  ds  Lkblkv,  styled  «th  DominuM  ^^u»dem,  or 
Lisley,  who  m.  1st,  about  1813,  Mary,  dau.  and  oo-helr  of 
Sir  Alexander,  Lord  Aberaethy  of  Abemethy,  and  by  her 
had  issue,  from  which  the  noble  house  of  Bothks  springs. 
Sir  Andrew  m.  2ndly,  Elisabeth  Douglas,  dan.  of  Lord 
Douglas,  by  whom  he  had  a  son,  Gbobok,  founder  of  the 
Bolquhain  fsmOy ;  and  a  dan.  Maigaret,  m.  to  David  Aber- 
cromby.    This  eon, 

Qboboi  Lcsux,  Baron  of  Balguhain.  m.  Elisabeth 
Keith,  dau.  of  the  Baron  of  Inverugie,  and  d,  about  1S51, 
having  had  a  son  and  successor, 

Hajckuv  Lesub,  tad  Biron  of  Balquhain,  who  had  a 
pissport  to  travel  abroad,  in  18M.  He  m.  a  dau.  of  Max- 
well, Baron  of  Carlaveiock,  and  d,  about  1878,  leaving  a  son 
and  successor, 

Snt  AVDBBW  Lbbui;  8rd  Baron  of  Balquhain,  who  m. 
Isabel  Mortimer,  dau.  of  the  Baron  of  Craigievar,  and  had 
a  son,  William  (Sir),  his  heir,  and  four  daus.  Sir 
Andrew's  son  and  heir. 

Sib  Wiluam  Lesub,  4th  Baron  of  Balquhain,  distin- 
guished at  the  battle  of  Brechin,  in  1452.  He  m.  lat,  the 
Hon.  Elisa  Fraser,  of  Lovat,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons, 
Albxakder,  his  heir,  and  William  of  lancruigie.  He  m. 
2ndly,  Agnes  Irvine  of  Drum,  by  whom  he  had  Alexakdeb, 
1st  of  Wsrdes,  ancestor  of  the  Lbblik  of  WarthiU,  Qlass- 
lougb,  4o.  The  great-great'ffrandson  of  the  eldest  son, 
Alxxaitdbr  Lbsub,  Gth  Baron  of  Balquhain,  was 

William  Lbsub,  9th  Baron  of  Balquhafai,  who  m.  1st, 
Jane^  dau.  of  John,  eth  Lord  Forbes,  and  widow  of  John, 
Eari  of  AthoU ;  and  indly,  Margaret  Leslie ;  and  d.  in 
1671,  having  had  issue.  Queen  Mabt,  in  her  progress  from 
Aberdeen  to  the  north,  honoured  Leslie  at  Balquhain  Castle 
with  a  visit,  and  passed  the  night  there,  9  Sept.  1662.  His 
eldest  son, 

JoHX  Lbsub,  10th  Baron  of  Balquhain,  m.  1st,  in  1564, 
Bisa  Grant,  of  Orint,  by  whom  he  had,  John,  his  heir; 
William,  suooessor  to  his  nephew.  He  m.  2ndly,  1697, 
Eliza,  dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Enroll ;  and  Srdly,  1698,  Johanna 
Brskine,  sister  to  the  1st  Earl  of  Kelly :  by  the  latter  had 
two  sons,  Alxxahder,  successor  to  his  half-brother,  William ; 
and  Walter,  who  served  with  great  distinction  in  the 
Austrifui  army,  and  was  created  a  Count  of  the  Holy  Romaic 
Empire.  He  m.  the  Prinopss  Ann-Frsnclsca  de  Dietrich- 
stein.  Walter  d.  «.  p.  in  1607.  John  Leslie  d.  in  1622,  and 
was  «.  by  bis  eldest  son, 

John  Lesub,  11th  Bavon  of  Balquhain,  who  m.  1st,  the 
widow  of  Duguld  of  ^-ucbinhove,  and  dau.  of  Gordon ;  and 
2nd]y,  Jean  Innes ;  and  by  the  latter  had  a  son  and  heir, 

JoBK  Lesub,  12th  Baron  of  Balquhain,  who  entered  the 
Muscovite  service,  beoame  a  colonel,  and  fell  at  the  siego  of 
Igolwits,  in  1666,  leaving  no  male  issue  by  his  wif^  a  dau. 
of  Crawford.    He  was  s,  by  his  uncle, 

William  Lesub,  as  18th  Baron  of  Balquhain,  who  was  iu 
the  service  of  Cuabus  II.,  whom  he  accompanied  to  Hol- 
land. He  m.  Maigeiy  Bernard,  by  whom  he  had  a  dau., 
Mary,  m.  to  Sir  Elias  Lechton,  a  colonel  in  the  army. 
Having  had  no  male  issue,  he  was  «.  about  16C0,  by  h|s  half- 
brother, 

Alexander  Lbsub,  as  14th  Baron  of  Balquhain,  who  was 
created  a  Coimt  of  the  Roman  Empire.  He  m.  Jean  Elphin- 
ston,  of  Olack,  and  d.  |n  1677,  h^vipg  bad  issue, 

James,  field-marshal  in  the  Austrian  service,  who  «.  his 
uncle,  Couu(  Walter,  as  second  count :  he  m.  the  Princess 
Maria-Theresa  de  Leiohtanstein,  and  d.9.p.in  1694. 

Patbick,  of  whom  preeently,  as  16th  Baron  of  Balquhain. 

Alexander,  Count  Leslie,  colonel  in  the  Austrian  army, 
killed  at  the  siege  of  Vienna,  in  1688,  leaving  by  his  wift, 
the  Countess  Ueberstein,  a  son,  Francis-Jacob,  Count 
Leslie,  who  d.  i.p.  in  1700. 

William,  in  holy  orders,  author  of  "Laurus  Lesleoana," 
.  published  iu  1692, 

The  3nd  son, 

690 


L  E  S 

Patbiok  Lbsub,  16th  Banm  ot  Balgnhain,  sa.  lat,  Hn 
Douglas,  by  whom  he  had, 

I.  James-Ernest,  Srd  Count  LesUs^  in  GflrmscDj.  Be  ■. 
the  Princess  Berne  de  Leichtenstcin ;  and  d.  in  1788,  hsr- 
ing  had  issue.  Cbaiiss^^aietAn,  4th  Count  Lesb^  vfe 
m.  26  June,  1719,  the  Princess  Maria-Therett  IT^bm- 
beiig,  and  d.  in  1760,  having  had,  with  otiier  aBso^  As- 
THONT.  of  whom  hecealler,  as  19tli  Bartm  of  Bmigpitmrn 

I.  Margoy,  m.  to  Alexander  Leslie,  of  Pitcuile. 

n.  Ann-Pnndsoa,  m.  to  John  Gnni,  of  BatHndaBosh,  mi 
had  issue,  John  Grant  (Capt)  fifUher  at  Psims  Lbkji^ 
Orabt,  of  whom  hsceafter.  as  20th  Baroo  of  Balq[afc«c 
and  of  Eliza  Grant,  m.  to  Patrick  Lealie  Docuid. 

in.  Theresa,  Si.  to  Robert  DugukI,  of  Auchinkove,  ad  kid 
issue,  Patbiok  LESLCE-Dooinn,  who  s.  aa  Hat  Bsna  d 
Balquhain,  and  of  whom  hereafter. 

IT.  Betty,  abbess  of  the  Ursoline  ConTent  at  Lisla. 

The  16th  Baron  fl».  Sndly.  Mary  Irvine,  of  Drum,  mmdbflm 
had  Gbobob,  who  «.  his  lather  as  16Ui  Baron,  sad  few 
dans.  Count  Patrick  Lealie  finding  the  ancient  esstk  d 
Balquhain  incommodious,  rsmovwl  to  Fettemaar,  tes^ 
fiilly  situated  on  the  banks  of  the  Don.  Tlma  FettsncB 
became  the  Ikmily  residence,  and  the  old  caatle  of  Bi^> 
ham  fell  to  decay.  He  4.  in  1710,  and  waa  a.  by  Ws  te 
son. 

GaoBGS  Lbsub,  16th  Barou  of  Balipihaiii.  and  Ooast 
Leslie,  who  m.  in  1706,  the  Hon.  Maisarei  Bphinetna.  Asa 
of  Lord  Blphinston,  and  dying  17  June,  iTlk,  warn  s.  bf  k4 
elder  son, 

James  Lbsub,  Copnt  Leslie,  17th  Baron  of  Balrinhtn, 
who  dying  team.,  at  Paris,  in  1731,  waa  «.  by  hia  bcoChv. 

Ebbbbt  Lbsub.  Count  Leslie,  IStb  Barosi  ot  Brnkfnhm. 
who  d.  wua.  in  1739.  The  estate  was  cUimad  by  Sir  Jsdmi 
LesUe,  of  Pito.ple,  fai  right  of  his  mother.  Margery,  cUat 
dau.  of  Count  Patrick  Leslie  the  16th  Baron  ;  and  by  Coast 
Anthony  Leslie,  as  2nd  son  of  Count  Chazlea  O^sUa 
Leslie.  But  the  House  of  Peers  decided  in  ikvoor  sf  th« 
latter,  and  accordingly,  in  1748, 

AHTHomr  Lbsub,  Count  Lealie,  Snd  aon  of  Coant  Charlas 
Cajetsn  Leslie,  «.  aa  hehr  mala,  as  19th  Bsron  of  Bslgnsin ; 
but  his  father  dying  in  1760,  he  «.  to  the  German  mLitm, 
and  the  entail  made  by  Cotmt  Patridc  Lealie  precluding  liiia 
from  holding  both  the  German  and  Soottiah  eatatss,  tbi 
Balquhain  lands  went,  aooording  to  the  entail,  to 

Peter  Lbsub-Gbant,  (son  of  Captain  John  Grant,  md 
grandson  of  Anne  Frandsca,  2nd  dau.  of  Coont  Patrick 
Leslie,)  who  then  became  20th  Baron  of  Balquhain.  He  d. 
unin.  in  1775,  and  was  $.  by 

Patrick  Lbbub-Duouid,  of  Auchinhove,  aa  SlstBaroD 
of  Balquhain,  in  right  of  bis  mother,  Theieea,  Srd  dan.  of 
Count  Patiiek  Leslie,  16th  Baron  of  Balquhain,  the  entailar. 
He  waa  6.  in  1700,  and  m.  in  1740,  Amelia,  dau.  of  J.  Irnne, 
Esq.  of  Kiogniusey,  snd  had  iasue.  He  took  a  very  actire 
part  in  the  cause  of  the  Stewarts,  and  was  engaged  in  th» 
strugg^  of  1716  and  1746.  He  d.  in  April,  1777,  and  was  a 
by  his  son, 

JoHV  Lbsub,  22nd  Baron  of  Balquhain,  6.  in  1761.  He 
m.  17  Nov.  1774,  Violet,  dau.  of  John  Dalaell,  Esq..  by  fail 
wife  the  Hon.  Harriet  Gordon,  dau.  of  William,  Locti 
Keumure,  and  by  her,  who  d.  23  Sept.  1836,  be  ha4 
issu«v 

I.  Ebvebt,  his  successor. 

II.  John,  of  the  Austrian  service ;  lost  at  sea. 

in.  Jambb-Michabl,  who  $.  as  2oth  Baron  of  Ralqnhsin, 
lY.  Chablbs^  now  of  Balquhain. 

V.  Anthony,  now  an  othcer  in  the  army ;  m.  Jan.  ISlfl^ 
Ann  Monaghan. 

VI.  Edward,  an  officer  tn  the  army.  c2.  a  a.  in  1818. 

VII.  Francis,  also  in  thearmT;aerved  in  Spain  and  Frsaos; 
was  present  at  Waterloo ;  d.  §.  p.  17  July,  18SL 

viiL  Louis-Xavier,  (twin  with  Francis),  likewise  in  Um 
army. 

I.  Amelia,  m.  in  1801,  to  Alexander  Fraser.  Esq.  of  Stridten, 
and  has  a  son,  Thomas-Alexander,  Lord  Lovat. 

II.  Violet. 

Mr.  Leslie  d.  in  Feb.  1828,  aged  77.  snd  wns  #.  by  his  sod, 

Ernest  Lesue,  23rd  Baron  of  BoJqxihain,  b.  in  1776.  wbo 
entered  the  Austrian  army,  and  served  in  t^e  various  each 
paigns  fW>m  1796  to  1813,  and  was  present  at  moat  of  the 
great  battles,  ttom  Hohenlinden  to  the  battle  of  Dresden,  bx 
Oct.  1818,  where  ho  was  severely  wounded.  This  genUet 
man  m.  22  Jan.  1812,  the  Baroness  Fanny  Stiliried,  dan.  of 
Emanuel,  Baron  StUfried  chamberlain  to  the  Emperor  of 
Austria,  and  Knight  of  Malta,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

Johb  Edward,  his  soocessor. 

Augusta,  d.  UHtn.  at  t*nigue,  in  1887. 

Ma^,  m.  in  1839,  to  her  cousin,  Edvnurd,  Baron  Stilfried 

Count  Ernest  Leslie  d.  at  Frankfini,  16  March,  I6I6  sb4 
was*,  by  his  son,  C^  r\r\nl 

Jigitized  by  V^OOv  l^ 


L  E  S 


L  E  S 


Jokk-Bdwasd  JjBtm,  Oonnt  Ladle,  S4th  B&nm  of  Bal- 
qwKatn,  b,  SS  June,  1890,  •■  ofBoer  In  the  Anctrian  serrioe, 
who  d.  «itiiii.,  at  Fettenear,  19  Aug.  1844,  and  was  t.  by  U« 


Jamw3-Vkbaml  Lmkum,  Esq.,  85th  Baron  of  Balquhain, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  who  d.  tmm.,  and  was  «.  by  bis  brother,  the 
present  Colohel  Lbbus,  of  Balquhain. 

Arm»-~Arg.,  on  a  feme,  az.,  three  buckles,  or. 
Crttt—A  demi-gxiAn,  erased,  ppr. 
Supporttii    Two  giifAns.  ppr. 
Mott<h-QTip  fast 

ffmn  Fsttemeag  House,  eo.  Aberdeen,  and  Hassop  HaD, 
Derbyshire. 

LESLIE  OP  WAETHILL. 
Leblib,  William,  Esq.,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  lOih  Laird 
of  Warthill,  and  22Dd  lineal  male  descendant  of  the 
original  progenitor  of  the  andent  family  of  Leslie,  6. 
20  June,  1770;  m.  16  Jan.  1818,  Jane,  8rd  dau.  of 
the  late  Rey.  Patrick  baridson,  D.D.,  of  Rayne,  and 
niece  of  the  late  Sir  Walter  Farquhar,  Bart,  and  by 
this  lady  haa  had  isnue  six  sons  and  two  daus.,  yiz., 
I.  Wii.f.TAM,  6. 16  March,  1814,  formerly  a  member  of  the 
houae  of  Dent  and  Co.,  in  China,  m.  1848.  Matilda-Bose, 
•eoond  ^ajo.  of  the  late  William  Bose  Bohinaon,  Bsq.  of 
Clermiston,  sheriff  of  Lanarkshire,  and  has  issue  a  son, 
William  Douglas,  6. 12  Aug.  1849,  and  three  daus. 
n.  Patrick,  in  Kew  South  Wales,   6.  26  Sept.  1815.  m, 
1840,  Katherine,  8rd  dau.  of  Hannibal  H.  Maoarthnr, 
Esq.  of  Vineyard,  and  has  issue,  a  son,  Wiluam  Noe- 
MAV,  6. 11  June,  1841. 
m.  Walter4tevensoii-DaTidsoD,  b.  11  Deo.  1818. 
IT.  Geoige-Farquhar,  b.  19  Aug.  1820,  a  member  of  the 
Tiegislative  Council  of  New  South  Wales,  m.  1848,  Bm- 
meUne,  6th  dau.  of  Hannibal  H.  Uacarthur,  Eec^. 
y.  Barnes,  6.  6  Dec  ^834,  <t  8  Oct.  18)9. 
yi.  Thom^MToats,  6.  28  Sept.  1826,  in  China. 
I.  Hary-Anne,  m.  1886,  to  Patrick  DaTidson,  of  Ii^ohmario, 

Beq.,  LL.D. 
n.  Ostheitee,  m.  1864,  to  Christopher  Bolleston,  Esq.,  sqn 
of  the  Ber.  John  BoUeiton,  of  Burton  Joyce  and  Shel- 
ford,  Notu. 

ItnfOSt, — ^According  to  the  beet  authorities,  the  ori- 
ginal progenitor  of  the  famiHew  of  the  surname  of  Leslie, 
was  an  HxmgjAxiin  knight,  named  Bartholomew,  who  ap- 
peared in  SootIan(|  in  1067,  duiing  the  reign  of  Malcolm 
Caenmore,  and,  among  other  distinguished  marks  of  royal 
fitrour,  obtaioe4  from  that  monarch  a  grant  of  the  lands  of 
Fitchie,  now  called  Leslie,  in  Fifeshire,  Innerlepad,  in  An- 
gus Cushnie,  in  Marr,  and  those  now  called  Leslie  in  the 
Oarioch.  He  had  also  the  good  fortune  to  rescue  Arom  im- 
Vfiinent  danger  Matoolm's  Queen,  Margaret,  sister  to  Edgar 
Atheling,  and  granddau.,  maternally,  of  Solomon.  King  of 
Hungary,  when  carried  away  by  the  stream  in  croesing  a 
river  on  horseback,  dragging  her  to  land  by  her  belt  or 
girdle.  Hence,  a  bolt  and  three  buckles  were  assigned  to 
him  for  a  coat  of  arms,  with  Orip  Fiut  as  the  motto,  from 
Ihe  queen  calling  out  in  these  words  when  in  danger,  and 
two  griiBns  rampant,  for  supporters. 

ALBXAimER  Lbbus,  Ist  of  Wsrdes,  eldest  son  of  William 
Leslie,  4th  Baron  of  Balquhain,  by  Agnes  Irvine,  his  2nd 
wife,  got  two  h<^-leaTes  added  to  his  armorial  bearings  as 
a  distinctive  mark  of  his  family.  He  m.  the  heretriz  of 
Baleomie,  in  Fife,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

Jons  Liblix,  of  Wardes,  who  m.  Ist,  Stuart,  dau.  of  the 
Bishop  of  Moray,  who  4.  «.  p. ;  Sndly,  Margaret  Criohton, 
dsn.  of  the  Baron  ctf  Frendraught,  by  whom  he  had  only 
one  son,  who  a  him,  named  Alexander,  vriiose  descendants 
oontinned  the  Wardes  succession,  and  his  great-grandson, 
Johp^  sixth  Baron,  was  included  among  tho  ftrst  creation 
cf  Nova  8!eotia  baronets,  1626  ;  8rdly,  Forbes,  dau.  of  the 
Laiid  of  Bcht,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons,  William  and 
Alexander.    The  elder, 

WiLUAX  Lbblib,  vrhogot  from  his  father  the  Kemmels  of 
Demo  ftc,  m.  1st,  a  diu.  of  William  Rowan,  burgees  in 
Aberdeen,  by  vrhom  he  had  only  one  son,  John,  slain  at 
the  fktal  battle  of  Pinkie,  in  1647.  He  m.  2ndly,  in  the  year 
1518,  Janet  Cruiekdiank.  heiress  of  Warttiill,  she  being  only 
iorviving  child  of  John,  son  of  Andrew  Cruickshank,  of 
mymorgan.  By  thip  lady  he  is  reported  to  have  had 
twenty-one  diUdren.  The  youngest  dau.,  EUsabeth,  was 
m.  to  Andrew  Lyall,  of  Midd^ill,  and  at  her  wedding  all 
the  children  danced  together  in  the  "  Ha'  of  Warthill,*^  along 
with  both  parents,  who  were  then  halo  and  strong.  This 
1ft  Laird  of  Warthill  d.  in  1661,  and  vras  t,  by  his  son, 
691 


BrsraaR  Lnus,  second  Laird  of  Warthill,  who  m.  1st, 
Margaret  Leith,  of  Lickleyhead,  and  2ndly,  Bessie  Spens, 
dau.  to  the  Laird  of  Boddam.  By  his  first  lady  he  had  two 
sons,  William,  his  heir ;  and  Alexander,  who  m.  liiabel 
Rundman,  dau.  to  Sir  John  Priest,  of  Oyne ;  also  two  daus., 
Julia,  «a.  to  John  Anderson,  son  to  William,  of  Bonnyton, 
and  Margaret,  m.  to  Andrew-Edward,  son  of  William,  in  old 
Rayne.  This  Stephen  dying  in  his  90th  year,  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

William  Lsblh;  third  Laird  of  Warthill,  who  m.  Mar- 
garet, dau.  to  Gilbert  Gray,  of  Tullo,  by  whom  he  had  two 
sons.  Jambs,  his  heir,  and  William;  also  two  daughterB, 
Margaret,  the  eldest,  m.  to  her  cousin-german,  John  Gray, 
and  Beatrix,  m.  Gordon,  Laird  of  TUliohoudie.  He  il.  in  his 
80th  year.    The  elder  son, 

.  Jamxb  Lbslix,  fourth  Laird  of  Warthill,  m.  Beatrix  Aber- 
crombie,  dau.  of  Walter,  Archdeacon  of  Aberdeen,  son  of 
Birkenbqg,  by  whom  he  had  many  children — some  say 
twenty-one.  James  Leslie  d,  in  1679,  after  attaining  the 
great  age  of  106.    His  eldeet  son, 

William  Lsslib,  fifth  Laird  of  Warthill,  who  m.  Ann  El- 
phlnstone,  dau.  of  the  laird  of  Glaok,  and  grandnlece  to  the 
celebrated  Bishop  Elphinstone,  of  Aberdeen,  and  bad  by  her 
four  sons,  viz .  i.  Alxxanpsb,  his  heir ;  n.  William,  pro- 
fessor of  Theology  in  the  University  of  Padua,  bishop  of 
lAybach,  metropolitan  of  Camiola,  and  a  prince  of  the  em- 
pire, and  privy  councillor  to  his  Imperial  Majesty;  ui. 
James,  merchant  in  Aberdeen,  who  d,t.p.;  and  iy.  John, 
a  writer  in  Edinburgh.    The  eldest  son, 

ALEXAiTDsa  Lbbub,  sixth  Laird  of  Warthill.  m.  Ist,  Elisa- 
beth Gordon,  dau.  of  the  Laird  of  Badenscoth,  by  whom  he 
had  three  sons,  George,  vrho  d.  a  youth  at  College ;  John, 
his  successor ;  and  William,  who  d.  uwm.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Janet  Gordon,  dau.  of  the  Laird  of  Cocklaraohie.  and  sister 
pf  Gordon,  of  Auchinloul,  made  general  in  the  Muscovite 
army  by  the  Czar,  Peter  the  Groat ;  but  she  predeceased 
her  husband  without  leaving  any  issue.  Dying  in  1721, 
aged  66,  he  was  «.  by  his  only  surviving  son, 

JoRK  Lbsuk,  seventh  laird  of  WartiiiU.  who  m.  1st,  Mary 
Gordon,  dau.  of  Geoige,  Laird  of  Rothney,  who  d.  «.  p.,  and 
2ndly,  Margaret,  dau.  of  Patrick  Dun,  I«ird  of  Tarty,  by 
whom  he  had  an  only  son,  Albxav  deh,  his  snocessor.  lie 
d.  16  May,  1747.  aged  64. 

ALBSAHnan  Lbbub,  eighth  Laird  of  Warthill.  He  m. 
(1780)  at  the  age  of  19,  Helen,  only  dau.  of  Geoige  Seton,  of 
Mounie,  by  his  Qrst  wife,  Ann  Gibson,  dau.  of  Sir  Alexander 
Gibson,  of  Addiston,  in  Mid  Lothian,  and  had  by  ber  six 
sons  and  five  daus.  This  Alexander  d.  in  1764,  and  his  two 
eldest  SOBS  having  predeoeased  him,  he  vras  «.  by  his  third 
son, 

Albxavdbb  Icbub,  ninth  Laird  of  Warthill,  who  m. 
Isabel  Milne,  dan.  of  Milne,  in  Frasersburgh.  He  d.  a  p, 
16  Jan.  1799,  when  the  succession  devolved  on  his  nephew, 

William  Lxsub,  tenth  laird  of  Warthill,  eldest  surviving 
son  of  Geoige  Leslie,  of  Folia,  and  in  right  of  his  mother, 
Mary,  eldeet  married  dau.  of  Alexander,  eighth  of  Warthill, 
was  both  the  heir  of  his  undo  and  grandfather,  and  also 
the  lineal  male  representative  of  the  family  through  his 
father,  the  latter  being  the  direct  male  descendant  of  Wil- 
liam, second  son  of  William,  third  of  WarthiU. 

JFAmtlp  oC  %tiiit  at  jfaTU. 

Wiluam  Lbsub  of  Folia,  second  son  of  William,  third  of 
Warthill,  was  father,  by  his  1st  wife,  Maijory,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Criohton,  brother  of  the  Viscount  of  Frendraaght,  of 
au  only  son. 

Jambs  Lbslib.  ii.  of  FoUa,  whose  eldest  son,  by  his  1st 
vrife,  Isabel,  dau.  of  William  Mihie,  of  Monkshill, 

Tub  Rbt.  Wiluam  Lesue  m.  of  FoUa,  «.  his  fiiiber  in 
1606,  who  having  been  provided  in  the  church  living  of 
Aquareigh,  oo.  Fermanagh,  in  Ireland,  resided  there  till 
1714.  He  d.  unm.  Sept.  1722,  aged  71,  and  was  a  by  his  next 
brother, 

Obobob  Lbbub,  nr.  of  Folia.  He  m.  Isabel,  dau.  of  Wil- 
liam Cheyne,  of  Kaithen,  and  d.  21  June,  1780,  aged  76 
leaving  a  son  and  successor, 

Thb  Rbv.  Wiluam  Lbbub,  t.  of  Folia,  who  d.  «mm. 
81  July,  1748,  in  his  61th  year,  and  vras  «.  by  his  only 
brother, 

John  Lbsub,  tl  of  FoUa.  He  m.  Elisabeth  Gordon,  dan. 
of  Hugh,  Laird  of  Culto,  by  whom  he  had  ten  children.  Of 
this  numerous  family,  Gbobob,  the  eldeet  son.  alone  left  any 
descendants,  and  he  t.  to  the  property  on  his  fother's  death, 
26  April.  1788,  aged  86. 

Gbobob  Lbslib,  vii.  of  FoUa,  having  had  the  lands  made 
over  to  him  in  his  father's  lifetime,  m.  12  June^  1768,  Mary, 


L  ES 

third  datL  of  Akxander  liMUe,  eighth  of  WartUn,  bj  wbom 

he  had  two  sons  and  one  daa.» 
WiLUAjf,  ^now  of  ^arthill)  who«.  to  the  Warthfll  estate,  in 
right  of  his  mother,  after  the  death  of  his  ancle  Alexander, 
in  1799,  and  in  him  the  male  line  of  the  Waithin  and  Folia 
branches  were  again  united. 
Oeofge,  who  d.  in  1798,  aged  2«,  wmn. 
Helen,  m.  in  1818,  to  the  Ber.  James  Innes,  Bpteeopal 
minister  of  Meicldefolla,  bj  whom  she  had  one  son, 
James,  who  d.  in  infSuicy. 

Arm^—Axg.^  on  a  bend,  ax.,  three  bacUes,  or;  and  (in 
eonseqaenoe  of  descent  from  Wabdv)  two  holly^eaTQs. 
Crett—A  griffin's  head,  erased,  ppr. 
Motto— Grip  tuL 
&a«— WarthiU,  Aberdeenshhw. 


LESLIE  OF  BALLIBAT. 

Leslie,  EmLT-ELSAiroRA-WiLHELMnrA,  of  Ball!- 
bay,  CO.  Monaghan,  only  sorviving  dan.  and  heiress 
of  the  late  Charles-Albert  Leslie,  Esq.  of  Ballibaj, 
M.  Ist^  Arthur  French,  Esq.,  and  bj  him  (who  d. 
March,  1843)  has  issue, 

L  Bobzbt-Chablxs  Frxvoh. 

n.  Charles- Albert-Leslie  French. 

I.  Helen-Chariotte,  at.  Jamea  Blake,  Bsq.  of  Cr^gg  Oaatls. 

n.  Albertina-Oaroline,  m.  to  Jamea  Byan,  Bsq. 

The  heiress  of  Ballibay  m.  2ndly,  1844,  the  Rer. 
J.-Charles-W.  Leslie,  4th  son  of  James  Leslie,  Eso. 
of  Leslie  HiU,  co.  Antrim,  and  has  issue, 

L  Ferdinand-fleymoor,  b.  Oct  1845. 

I.  Marion-Adelaide. 

%tntU§ff. — ^The  Irish  LesLns  descend  from  the  noble 
fSamily  of  Bothes,and  are  alUed  by  blood  to  many  of  the  nobi- 
lity of  Scotland.  TlMir  first  settlement  in  Ireland  took  place 
in  the  reign  of  Jamsb  I. ;  and  diilhrent  members  of  the 
Cunily  now  possess  considerable  estates  in  Uie  counties  of 
Monaghan,  Antrim,  Down,  Donegal,  and  Meath. 

HamtT  Lkus,  6.  in  1680,  remoring  from  ScoUand, 
settled  in  Irdand  in  1014,  and  d.  in  IMl,  leaving  a  son, 

Jamis  Lolis,  b,  21  Not.  1024,  who  m.  Jane  Echlin,  of 
Downahire,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Tbm  Ynr.  HavBT  Lbnjk,  ardideacon  of  Down,  6.  4  Nor. 
1661,  who  m.  Maigarei  Beachan,  of  an  le^gHA  fiunily,  and 
had,  with  other  issue,  a  son  and  a  dan..  Tic, 

Prsb,  his  heir. 

Penelope,  !who  at.  E.-F.  Stafford,  Esq.,  snd  h*d  a  dao., 
Anne,  wife  of  Arthor,  1st  Yisooant  Dangannon. 
Mr.  Leslie  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  liis  son, 

Ths  Rst.  Prsb  Lbbub,  b.  in  1686,  rector  of  AhoghOl, 
CO.  Antrim,  who  m.  Jane,  dan.  of  the  Bight  Ber.  Dr.  Dop- 
ping,  bialiop  of  Meath,  and  had  issue, 

HsmtT,  LL.D.,  his  heir,  of  Ballybay,  co.  Monaghan. 

James,  of  Leslie  Hill.  co.  Antrinl,  6.  in  1728;  m.  1st. 
Mrs.  Hamilton;  and  2ndly,  Sarah  Fleming;  but  d.  t.  p. 
in  1796. 

Samuel,  migor  in  the  14th  regt,  d.  imm. 

Bdmowd,  archdeacon  of  Down  («ee  Lssua  o/LedU  HUf). 

Margaret,  at.  to  the  Very  Ber.  Hill  Bcmson,  dean  of 
Connor. 

Jane,  ni.  to  the  Benr.  Mr.  Stewart 

The  eldest  son. 

Ths  Bet.  Hkitbt  Lksux,  of  Ballybay,  oo.  Monaghan, 
LL.D.,  b.  in  Oct.  1710,  rector  of  Tandragee,  in  Armagh,  m. 
in  1763,  Gatherine,  dau.  of  the  Very  Bct.  Oharlea  Merv; 
dyth,  dean  of  Meath,  and  had  issue, 
L  Peter-Henry,  b.  fai  1755 ;  killed  in  action  in  America, 
n.  CHAaLSB-ALBKRT,  of  Ballybay,  co.  Monaghan,  6.  28  May, 
1766:  m.  July,  1799,  Ellen,  youngest  dan.    of  Bichard 
Mageni^,  Esq.  of  Waringstown,  co.  Down,  and  left  at  his 
decease.  In  1838,  an  only  surviving  dau.,  Emilt-Eluvoba- 
WmaunwA,  now  of  Ballibay. 

L  Catherine-Letitia,  m.  to  the  Bight  Bar.  William  Foster, 
biahop  of  Clogher. 

Arm^—Q^arierlj:  1st  and  4th,  arg ,  on  a  bend,  ax.,  three 
bookies,  or,  for  Lkslis  ;  2nd  and  3rd,  or,  a  lion,  rampant, 
gu.,  dabniised  by  a  riband,  aa.,  for  Abkbhstht. 

Otit^An  angel. 

Jtfotto-Orip  fast 

Amt— BaUibay,  co.  ifntingiiMi 


LESLIE  OF  LESLIE  HILL. 

LwuE,  James -Edmund,  Esq.  of  Leslie  Hill,  co. 
692  ' 


L  ES 

Antrim,  JJ*.  and  D.U,  hi^^i^iieriff  ca  Antnm  ISM- 
5{^  6.  8  April,  1800;  m.  14  April,  182S,  Sanh, 
yooDgest  (bm.  of  the  Bi^  Ber.  Daniel  Saadford, 
D.D.,  bishop  of  Edinbai;^,  by  Helen-Francea-Catfae- 
rine  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  EraldBe 
Douglas,  Esq.,  and  has  issue, 

I.  JAMas-SAKDroKD,  6.  10  Aug.  1894 ;  d.  27  Jan.  1819. 

n.  Henry-Erskine,  b.  15  Not.  1825 ;  d.  10  Feb.  18S». 

m.  Bdmuvd-Douolas,  cspt.  Boyal   Antrim  xiflea.  k 

22  8qyt.l828. 
rr.  Daniel-Sandfonl,  ft.  8  Mardi.  1830;  d.  28  Dee.  18M. 
V.  8eymoar-lfont4«:De,  b.  14  Not.  1835. 
tl  Franda-Macika^ten,  b.  7  Feb.  1837. 
m.  Erakine-Doaglas,  ft.  and  d.  June,  1830. 
I.  Francee-Mary.  n.  Mary-WilhriBrina 

m.  Sanh-Agnea.  it.  Jane-Ehxabeth. 

HtlUXSf .— Tbx  Vbt.  Bukukq  Loub,  areiideacw  oT 
Down,  ft.  in  Not.  1735,  4th  son  of  the  Raw.  PMsr  Ltsfie 
(set  Lasux  t^f  BaUibaf);  m.  1st,  Jane,  dan.  d  John  Jfae- 
nanghten,  Esq.  of  Benrarden,  co.  Antrim,  and  had  by  her. 

Peter,  din  London.  Bartholomew  d.  in  India. 

JAMia,  now  of  Leslie  House.        Edmund,  d.  (n  India. 

Mary,  m.  Ber.  Mr.  Boraatoo. 

Archdeacon  Lealie  m.  Sndly  Eleanor,  dan.  ot  George  PerCis, 

Bsq.  of  London,  and  had  by  her  three  aons  and  one  dan., 

Tis., 

I.  Qeoige,  who  m.  EUnbeth,  dan.  and  heir  oi  Fiaasiw 

Hutd>eson,  D.D.  of  the  co.  of  Down,  by  whom  he  left  at 

his  decease,  in  1831, 

1  Bdmond-Fiands,  J.P. 

2  Oeorge,  capt.  royal  artillery. 
1  MaryrEHnor,  at.  Williain-ThomM  Poe,  Jk 

boro' ;  and  d,  leaTing  iaaae. 
S  Eliaabeth,d.  young. 

8  Ellen,  w.  to  Danid  De  la  Cheroia,  Esq.  of  Dona^iadss, 
CO.  Down, 
n.  Henry,  dean  of  Connor,  d,  $.  p.  1848. 
m.  Samuel,  rear-admiral  RN.,  at.  Martha,  dan.  of  Oeorge 
Vaogfaan,  Eaq. ;  and  d.  «.  p.  Sept.  1851. 
L  Elfon,  at.  to  the  Bot.  St^^ien  Dickson,  yoongest  sen  of 
Dr.  William  Dickson,  lord-bishop  of  Down  and  Connor; 
wad  d.  in  giving  bhrth  to  her  dan.,  Ellen,  au  to  Dr. 
Christian. 
Archdeacon  Leslie's  eldest  sunriTing  son, 

Jamis  Lbbub,  Esq.  of  Leslie  House,  $.  to  the  estatrs  of 
Leslie  Hill  upon  the  demise  of  his  undo,  James  Lealie,  Eaq. 
1798.  In  1797  ho  waa  highrsheriir  for  the  oo.  of  Antrim. 
He  waa  ft.  17  July,  1788,  and  d.  17  April,  1847,  hnTing  at. 
28  Feb.  1795  Mary.  dau.  of  Adam  Coppage,  Eeq.  d  ee. 
Armagh,  by  whom,  who  d.  1  Feb.  1847,  he  had  iasoe, 
JAMBs-EDMincn,  now  of  Leslie  HiE. 

Henry,  m.  Harriet- Ann,  eldest  dan.  of  Gapi.  Thnmas-Jnfri 
Syer  Hanmer,  B.N.,  of  Holbrook  Hall.  BuHblk,  and  hm 
iasue,  Henry-Hanmer,  ft.  1853,  and  Maiy-Bmily. 
Francoa  SeTUHwr,  of  the  Home  Office ;  married. 
John-ChariBS- William,  in  holy  ordera,  au  Smilv-Eleanar- 
Wilhelmina,  widow  of  A.  French,  Eaq..  and  dau.  of 
Charies-Albert  Leslie,  Esq.  of  Ballibay,  and  has  I 

Arwu,  4(C~8ee  Lbslib  o/BaUibag. 
^8mI— Leslie  Hill,  co.  Antrim. 


I^ESLIE  OF  GLASSLOUGH. 

Lbbub,  Charles- Powbli^  Esq.  of  Glasslougfa,  oo. 
Monaghan,  M.P.  fpr  that  county,  b.  13  Sept.  18S1; 
«.  hia  father  15  Not.  1881. 

Uttltafft. — JoBV  Lbslib,  the  founder  of  the  Glaasfeogh 
branch  of  the  Leslie  family,  in  Ireland,  a  deaoendaat  of  the 
house  of  Balquhain,  in  Aberdeenahirfi,  waa  ft.  in  the  north 
of  Scotland,  and  educated  first  at  Aberdeen,  and  then  at 
O^ord.  Of  thia  distinguished  divine,  there  is  an  interest- 
ing account  in  Sir  Jamee  Ware*a  Bittorp  t^f  Irtlamd,  edited 
by  Harris.  Hif  chief  inttferment  in  the  church  of  Sootkovl 
was  the  biahoprie  pf  Orkney,  whence  he  was  removed  to 
Bsphoe,  in  1633^  apd  thence  translated  to  the  see  of  Clos^ier, 
17  June,  1661.  He  d.  at  his  seat  at  Castle  Leeley,  iUiat 
Olaaslough,  in  Sept  1671.  His  lordshipfs  son  and  suc- 
cessor, 

Thb  Bbt.  Chablbs  Lbslib,  M.4.,  chancellor  ot  the 
cathedral  of  Connor,  d.  March,  1722,  at  hia  aeat,  Gla«|Iough. 
His  son  and  successor, 

Bobebt  Lbsub,  Eaq.  of  Olaaslough,  au  Francea,  dan.  of 
John  Bogeraon,  clxief-juatioe  of  the  Court  of  King'a  Bendi, 
in  Irelaad,  and  had  (with  a  dau.,  Annabella,  m.  to  the  late 


LEV 


LEW 


Boberi  hfAffii,  laq.  of  Bose  Qvlmd,  oo  Wexford)  a  loik  and 


Cbaxlmb-Fowwll  LasLiB,  Esq.  of  OUMdougfa,  M.P.  for 
thft  oo.  of  Monagban,  who  m.  lat|  28  May,  1765,  Pnsd^oo- 
Penelope,  dau.  of  Artbux^Hill  TreTOr,  lat  Vifoount  Dun- 
gaauum,  and  bad  two  sons, 
I.  Chablss  Powkll,  bis  bdr. 

n.  Jobn,  D.D.,  conaecrated  Biabop  of  Dromoie,  in  181 S, 
and  tranalated  to  tbe  see  of  Blpbin,  in  1820.  His  lordsbip 
m.  1  Aug.  1808,  Isabella,  2nd  dau.  of  tbe  Hon.  and  Rigbt 
Bev.  Tboipas  Si.  Lawrence,  Bisbop  of  Corlc  and  Boss, 
and  by  ber  (wbo  d,  80  Nov.  1830}  bad  issue, 
1  Cbarles,  in  boly  orders,  fa.  8  April,  1884.  tbe  Hod. 
Fkmnces  King,  8xd  dan.  of  Yiscoimt  Lorton,  out  becapae 
a  widower  28  July,  1835.    He  m.  2ndly,  22  Aug.  1887, 
Louisa-Mary,  2nd  dau.   of  MiUor-Oen.  the  Hon.  Sir 
Henry  King,  K.C.B.,  brother  of  tbe  Eaii  of  Kingston. 
S  John,  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford. 
8  Thomas.  4  Arthur. 

1  "Frnnrcw-AnT^^Prndenti^. 
S  Emma,  m.  4  July,  1887,  to  the  Bev.  Kicholaa  Toke, 

M.A. 
8  Chariotte.  4  Isabella.  6  Harriet. 

Mr.  Leslie  m.  2ndly.  Mary-Anne,  dau.  of  tbe  Bev.  Joehna 
Tmoh,  of  Biyanstown,  oo.  Wexford,  and  by  that  lady  bad, 
Bdward,  in  boly  orders,  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  tbe  Bev.  Mr. 

Hisginson,  of  Lisbume,  in  the  co.  of  Antrim. 
Bmuy-Jane,  m.  to  the  Rev.  John  Hallward,  vicar  of  Asslng^ 

ton,  in  Suffolk. 
Harriet,  m.  to  tbe  Bev.  William  Hallward,  rector  of  Minden, 
in  Suffolk. 
Maiy-Anne,  d.  miisi. 

Isabel]a.Fvanoes,  at.  to  Anthony  OUflb,  fBsq.  of  BeUems^ 
oo.  Wexford. 
Mr.  Leslie  d.  in  1800,  and  was  t.  by  his  eldest  son. 

Col.  Chablel-Powsll  Leslie,  of  Olasslougb,  J.  P.,  ^^o 
was  bigb-fberiff  in  1788,  and  M.P.  for  tbe  co  of  Monagban. 
He  la.  1st,  Anne,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Dudley-Charles  Byder, 
of  Merrion  Square,  Dublin,  and  bad  by  her, 
Alicia-lfaria.  Charlotte,  d.  wnm. 

Anne,  m.  to  John  Ourdon,  Esq.  of  Assington,  in  Suffolk. 

He  a^  Sndly,  24  May,  1819,  Christiana,  dau.  of  Geoige 
Fosberry,  Baq.  of  Clorane,  oo.  Limerick,  and  by  that  lady 
bad, 

CHASLKS-Pownx,  now  of  Glasslougb. 

John.  Thomas. 

C^iristiana,  m.  in  1843,  to  the  Bev.  Lord  John  Beresford. 

Prudentia-Penelope.  Julia.  Emily^ 

CoL  Leslie  d.  15  Nov,  1831. 

.^naa— Quarterly :  1st  and  4tb.  aig.,  in  base,  three  tbistlor 
leaves,  ooQJoined.  verc,  on  a  fleese'  gu.,  thrse  oval  buckles, 
or ;  2Qd  and  8nl,  quarteriy,  1st  ana  4tb,  arg.,  on  a  bend,  as., 
three  oval  buckles,  or;  2nd  and  8rd,  or,  a  Uon  rampant^  g\L, 
over  all  a  bendlet.  sa. 

Oral— A  griffin's  bead,  ppr. 

JfoMo— Orip  fast. 

fieol— GlsMslough,  in  the  co.  of  Monagban. 


LB  STRANGE  OP  HUNSTANTON, 

8fe  Sttleman-Le  Stranob. 


LEVETT  OP  MILPORD  ^KhU 

LsvETT,  Riohard-Btri),  Esq.  of  Milford  Hall,  cp. 
Stafford,  J.P.,  fonnerly  an  officer  60tb  royal  Rifles, 
and  now  major  8rd  regtw  Staffordshire  militia,  6. 
24  Not.  1810 ;  m.  1  Aiig.  1848,  Elizabeth-Maiy,  dau. 
of  John  Mirebouse,  Esq.  of  Brownslade,  co.  Pem- 
broke, by  Elizabeth  his  wifo,  dau.  of  Dr.  fisher, 
Kahop  of  Salisbury,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Bighabd-Waltbi-Btbd,  b.  6  May,  1849. 

D.  WilliamrSwinnerton-Bird,  b,  Jui.  186(). 

I,  Lquisi^Maiy.  n.  Evelyn-Hooora, 

ll{lltafff.«— William  Lkvrt,  Esq.  of  Saverasko,  go, 
Wilts,  page  to  King  Chaklxs  I.  at  tbe  time  of  that 
nionsMb*s  death,  vras  fkther  of  8n  Bichabd  Lwrt,  Knt, 
lord-mayor  of  London  in  1700,  wbo  bad,  with  other  issue, 
a  davL,  Kliasbeth,  m.  in  1718,  to  Sir  Bdward  Hulse.  Bart., 
MJ),  and  a  son,  Bichakd  Levrt.  Esq.,  alderman  of 
London,  wbo  m.  Anne  Sweetaple,  and  had  a  son  and  suo- 
oesaor,  tbe  Bbv.  Biohabd  Levctt,  rsctor  of  Blitbfield  and 
Leigh,  CO.  Stafford,  who  la.  Ostberine  Walcot,  of  Waloot, 
oo.  Sslop,  and  was  fiUher  of 

Tbe  Bsv.  Biohard  Lxvrt,  vicar  of  West  Wyoombe, 
Bucks,  wbo  m.  Lucy,  dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Byid,  Esq. 
of  Fi^  and  Brooton,  oo.  Stafford  and  of  Bmallwood,  oo. 
698 


Cheater,  and  by  ber  (through  whom  came  tbe  Milford 
estate)  left  at  bis  decease,  in  1805,  a  son  and  successor, 

Ths  Bar.  Bichabd  Lbvktt,  of  Milford  Hall,  b.  17  Nov. 
1772,  wbo  m.  18  Jan.  1804,  Louisa-Frances,  4tb  dau.  of  tbe 
Bev.  Walter  Bagot,  of  Blitbfield,  oo.  Stafford  (brother  of 
the  1st  Lord  Bagot),  by  Anne  his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Swtamerton,  Esq.  of  Bntterton  Hall,  oo.  Stafford,  and  bad 


Biohabd-Btbd,  now  of  Milford  Hall. 
Frances-Mary. 
Mr.  Levett  d.  in  1848. 

Armi  Aig.,  a  lion,  rampant,  sa.,  murally  crowned,  or,  and 
two  ei'ossee  ntcbtfe,  in  pale,  between  two  piles,  issuing  fh>m 
the  dexter  and  sinister  chiefs,  sa.,  each  p|le  chaxged  with 
three  crossee-orosslet  fitch^  of  tbe  third. 

Crettr-'A  demi-lion,  or  entwined  with  a  sprig  of  laure],  vert, 
and  supporting  a  cross-croeslet  fitdUie,  sa. 

iSecK— MUf<nd  Hall,  oo.  Staflbid. 


LEVETT  OF  WICHNOR  PARK. 

Ijevett,  Theophilds-Johtt,  Esq.  of  Wiohnor  Park, 
CO.  Stafford,  J.P.,  capt.  1st  life-guards,  6.  11  Deo. 
1829;  m,  10  Jan.  1856,  Lady  Jane-Lisney-Harriet 
Feilding,  2nd  dau.  of  the  present  Earl  of  Denbigh. 

HuitSj^. — TRBOPBiLas  Lkvbtt,  Esq.  pf  Wincbnor 
Puk,  CO.  Stafford,  derived  trom  a  common  ancestor  with 
the  Lbvstts  o/  Milford  Hall,  m.  Mary,  Snd  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  John  Babington,  Esq.  of  Packington.  co.  Warwick,  and 
dying  in  1740.  left  issue,  Thomas;  John,  wbo  purchased 
Wicbnor,  in  1705 ;  Biohard,  in  boly  orders ;  and  Anne,  m. 
to  the  Bev.  Biohard  Levett,  of  West  Wycomb.  Tbe  eldest 
son, 

Thomas  Leysit,  Esq.  of  IHcbnor  Park,  m.  in  170S, 
Catherine,  dau.  and  eventually  oo-heir  of  Charles  Floyer, 
Esq.  of  Hints,  oo.  Stafford,  by  Susanna  bis  wifb,  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Waldyve  Willipgton,  Esq.  of  Hurley,  co.  War* 
wick,  and  b^d  issue, 

THaopHix.uflt  bis  heir. 

Thomas,  in  holy  orders,  of  Faddngton.  m.  Wilmot-Maria, 

dau.  of  Sir  N.-B.  Oresley,  Bart. ;  but  d.  «.  p.  in  1848. 
Anne,  d.  wun, 
Catharine,  si.  in  1794,  to  her  cousin,  William  Humbentone 

Gawley-Floyer,  Esq.  of  Hints  Hall,  co.  Stafford. 

Tbe  son  and  heir. 

THBOPHXLns  Lkvbtt,  Esq.  of  Wic|mor  Park,  biffb-sberiff 
pf  Staffordshire  50  OpoBQB  Ifl.,  and  recorder  of  the  city  of 
liobfield,  m.  Frances,  dau.  of  Thomas  PriDpep,  Esq.  of 
Crozall  Hall.  co.  Derby,  and  had  iasue,  i.  John,  bis  heir ; 
n,  Theqpbilus,  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of  tbe  Bey.  John  Templer, 
of  Devonabire;  ni.  Thomas,  who  took  tbe  suniame  of  Pnnr- 
sxp :  hem.  1st,  Margaret,  dau.  of  David  Monro,  Esq.,  by  whom 
he  bad  one  surriring  dau.,  and  2ndly,  Caroline,  dau.  of  the 
Bev.  John  Templer ;  nr.  Arthur,  mairied ;  i.  Frances,  m.  to 
William  Gist,  Esq. ;  n.  Mary,  m.  to  the  Bev.  John  Muckle- 
stone ;  ai^d  m.  Anne.  Mr.  Levett  d.  8  Dec.  1889,  and  was  «. 
bybiason, 

JoHV  Lbvitt,  Esq.  of  Wicbnor  Park  and  Packington 
Hall,  who  m.  19  Feb.  1829,  Sophia-Eliza,  niece  of  the  Mar- 
quess of  Ailsa,  and  dau.  gf  tbe  Hon.  Bobert  Kennedy,  by 
Jane  his  wife,  sister  of  Gep.  ^leyander  Macomb,  com- 
mauder-in-cbief  of  th^  armies  of  tbe  United  States  in 
America,  and  bad  issue, 

THBOPiLua-JoHH,  now  of  Wicbnor  Paric 

Bobert«Tbomas-Kennedy,  6.  S9  April,  1881. 

Edward,  b.  18  Dec  IhSIL 

Charies-Bichard,  6.  14  June.  1884. 

Hemv-Oordon,  b.  26  July,  1841. 

Sophia-Frances-Margaret. 

Arm9—ATg,f  a  lion,  rampant,  between  three  crosses-crosslet 
fitcfate,  sa.,  a  bordurs,  engrailed,  as.,  charged  with  four 
jBTOSses-crosslet  fitebte,  and  Tour  fleurs-de-lis.  alternately,  or. 
'  Oreat—A  demi-Uon.  arg.,  ducally  crowned,  or,  gorged  with 
a  collar,  as.,  in  the  dexter  paw  a  croes-crosslet  fitcbte,  sa., 
the  sinister  paw  resting  on  an  escutcheon,  of  the  third, 
chaxged  with  a  fleiu'-de-Es,  gold. 
iSm^r-Wichnor  Park,  co.  ^aflbrd. 


LEWIN  OF  CLOOANS. 

Hobsfall-Lewik,  Cpristophbr-Hknrt,  Esq.  of 
Clogbans,  qo.  Mayo,  Assumed  the  name  and  arms  of 
Lewin,  at  tiie  desire  of  his  maternal  grandfather, 
Thomas  Lewin,  Eaa.  of  Clogbans.  Mr.  Horsfall- 
Lewin  is  only  son  of  the  late  Captain  Horsfall,  by 
Jane  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  (with  her 
sister,  Barbara,  m.  to  Ralph  Benson,  Esq.  of  Lut 


LE  W 

wyche  Hall,  oe.  Salop,  ILP.)  of  Thomas  Lewdt, 
Esq.  of  Clogaoa,  co.  Majo. 

Arwu—  Ax^.,  a  beiMl,  «ogr.«  m^  betpwo  two  trafofl% 
dipped,  rert. 
Crat—A  dfloai'lloo.  holding  betwoeo  hiapaws  a  trefoO. 
Motto— Bpm  mea  in  Deo. 


LEWIN  OF  THE  CO.  CLAKE. 
See  Rosa-LEwnr. 


LEWIN  OF  WOMASTON, 

LEwnr,  Samuel^  Esq,  of  Womaston  House,  eo. 
Radnor,  J.P.,  6.  4  Dec.  1799;  m.  27  Julj,  1837, 
Sarah,  eldest  daa.  of  John  Smart,  Esq.  of  Manor 
House,  Chigwell,  Essex,  and  has  issue, 

L  SakvsLp  b.  6  Maj,  1888^ 

n.  PcKtral-Jf^m,  fr.  1  Nor.  184A. 

LSophia. 

HilUSfff  .^--SAinrxL  Lbwiv,  son  of  Samael  Lefwia,  m. 
Mary-Mfliar,  dau.  of  Mr.  Pollard,  consul  at  AH>PO»  SB<i  had 
two  sons,  Samuel  and  Chariea-Derereuz,  and  three  dans., 
EUzabeth,  Henrietta,  and  Sophia.    The  elder  eon, 

Samusl  Lxwiv,  Esq.  of  Womaston.  m.  in  1795,  Maiy 
Farmage,  and  had  iBsue,  i.  Samubl,  now  of  Womrtaton; 
n.  AlexMvier.Perctval ;  m.  James-DaTiee ;  i.  Elisabeth; 
n.  Mary ;  ui.  Sophia;  and  it.  Hannah-Puget. 

Atnu—Or^  a  cher.,  engr.,  as.,  between  three  eMaUopa,  ia 
ohiei;  gu,,  and  abuck'a  head,  erased,  in  base,  eif  the  last. 

Crtal—K  sea-lion,  ppr.,  the  tail  nowed,  holding  in  the  paws 
a  shield,  gu.,  ^largea  with  an  escallop,  or. 

4<Kt#— Womaston  House,  co.  Radnor. 


I^EWIS  OF  GREEKMEADOW. 

Lewis*  Heniit,  Esq.  of  Qreenmeadow,  co.  GlamOT- 

Sin,  ft.  11  March,  1816;  w.  Anne,  dau.  of  Wa^ter 
oipm,  Esq.  of  Merthyr,  and  has  issue, 
I.  Hi^NBT,  6. 1847. 
n.  Thomas- Wyndham,  6. 1848. 
I.  Mary-Price.  n.  BIoncho-Eliaa. 

in.  Dorothy- Anne. 

lint  S0f. — GwAsrvPovi.  son  of  Owlydden,  byMoiffdd 
Us  wiib,  dau.  and  sole  heir  of  Owain  ap  Teithwaldi,  Lord  of 
Ckrdlgan,  and  the  13th  in  descent  fkx»m  Icon,  of  the  Uneige 
of  the  Princes  at  Britain,  was  contemporary  with  Bdoar, 
King  of  the  Saxons,  and  on  being  orderod  by  the  Saxon 
King  Bdgav  to  row  Ua  barge  upon  the  Dee,  revised,  saying. 
'*  Ptar  him  who  /mr$  not  dtaih'^ — (Ofiier  na  ofho  angau.) 
Owaethvoed  m.  Mprfydd.  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Ivor,  IJord  of 
Owont,  by  whcpn  he  was  Mher  of 

KiwDBTOH,  who  m.  Nest,  dau.  of  Ttngno  ap  Gadwaei, 
Lord  of  Ardudwy,  is  North  Wales,  and  was  father  of 

OSDnroa,  Lovd  of  Uaneayaeh,  in  Moigonwg.  (Ohoaorgaa- 
shireX  who  m.  Owenlliaa,  dau.  and  heir  ot  Madoo  i^ 
Caradoc,  heiress  of  Sen^^ienydd.    His  sen, 

Mkubio  ap  CEDTOia,  was  fkther  of 

IroR  AP  Msuaio,  kitowu  in  Welsh  history  m  Ivor  Bach, 
(that  is,  Ivor  Petit  or  Little  |vor),  who,  though  a  man  of 
low  stature,  was  of  high  mind  and  courage ;  he  m.  Eleanor, 
dau.  of  Bys  ap  Griffith  ap  Bys  ap  Tudor,  Lord  of  JSouth 
Wales,  and  had  issue  QimnTH  ap  Itob,  Lord  of  Seng- 
henydd,  lirhig  1174.  fother  by  Mabel  his  wif<^  dau.  of  the 
Earl  of  Gloucester,  of  Bhts  ap  GaimrH,  Lord  of  Seng- 
henydd,  who  m,a  dau,  of  Torath,  Lord  of  Oasrleon,  and  had 
a  son, 

GaimTH  AP  Bhtb,  of  Seogheuydd^  was  taken  in  Qastel 
Gooh,  by  De  Clare,  who  put  out  his  ^yes,  probably  about 
1S57,  and  seised,  upon  the  lairds  of  Scnghenydd.  Ho  was 
lather  of 

HowB.  YsLTir  AP  GmimTB,  who  m.  Sanah,  dau.  of  Sir 
Mayo  le  Soer,  Knt..  Lord  of  St.  Pagan's,  and  was  Cfttbfdr  of 

Madoo  ap  Howsl  Velth,  Lord  of  St.  Pagan's  and 
Emrych,  who  m.  Brerydd,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Lewis  ap 
Bhys  ap  Bosser,  deocended  fkom  Bleddyn  ap  Maenarch,  aud 
hsd  a  son, 

Llbwiltv  ap  Madoo,  of  Merthyr,  fhther,  by  Joan  his  wlfo^ 
^»n.  ofUewelyn  ap  Bys  ap  Gnmo,  Lord  of  Olyn  Nedd,  of 

I'UwaLTif  Ytchax  ap  LLBWv,Tir,  who  m.  Anne.  dm.  of 
694 


LEW 

Btmi  ap  EbdoQ,  of  Pijseedwyn*  and  was  db«et  auia^n'  ^■ 
Edwabd  Lbwis^  of  the  Van,  sberifT  1548,  155&,  and  ^5m, 

who  first  adopted  the  Cunily  auraame.    He  as.  Aime,  dsR. 

ofStrWIUam  MoigaB,  ofPeaooed,  and  waas.  byfalasan. 
Tbokas  Lewis,  of  The  Van,  sherifl;  Utt,  who  ■».  K 

Maxgarst,  dau.  of  Bobert  Gamage,   Esq.  of  Coyty ;  >&^ 

Sndly.  Catherine,  dan.  of  SirGeoige  Mathew,  Knt.  of  Badir. 

higfa-shetiirfor  Qhunocganshire  in  1M6.    Bjy  hia  first  wife  he 

left  an  eldest  son  and  suoceasor. 
Sot  Bdwabd  Lbwb,  Kmt.  mt  the  Vaa,  rtsMsaart-.  8L 

Pagan's,  Comtown,  and  Ubmtrithyd,  ft.  U90;  sbertf  MCI 

and  IMS,  knighted  at  Theobald,  1M8,  who  wi.  Btaneh,  slater 

of  Sir  WiUiam  Mofgsn,  of  Tredegar,  and  had  ftnxr  aona»  via, 

I.  Edward  (Sir},  of  The  Tan,  who  m.  Anna,  daa.  oC  Bohsrt^ 
Bari  of  Dorset,  and  widow  of  Lord  Beaocfasmp^  awl  was 
ancestor  of  Lewis  of  Bonatal.Badca,  of  BdiaAaB.  Wlba, 
and  of  Van,  eo.  Glamoigan,  now  rapreaenlad  by  Babo- 
vns  WnnMoiu 
u.  Wimam  (Sir;,  Knt. 
nx.  Nicholas. 

IT.  Tbomas  (SirX  of  ^^om  ps«nnt^. 
The  youngest  son. 

Sot  Thomas  Lawn,  ef  ?taBMv1c  Place,  kni^Hted  at  WUia. 
haU,  1698,  m.  the  dau.  of  Edmund  Thamaa,  Baq.  of  W^dtos, 
and  dying  19  Dee.  16«»,  left  issue, 
Thomas^  of  Penmark  Flaee,  sherifl;  1974,  d.  «.  p.,  168ft. 
Gabriel  Edmund. 

Katherina,  m.  to  Edward  Kemcys,  Esq. 
The2n4son, 

GABauBL  Lkw,  Bsq.  of  TJankhna.  sheriff  in  1914,  MJ». 
for  Cardiff^,  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  WObun  Oaraa,  ■«!.  of 
Naah,  and  left  a  dau.,  EUnOMth,  su  to  Sdward  Hectot. 
Esq.  of  Cogan,  and  a  son  and  successor, 

Thomas  Lewis.  Esq.  of  lianishan,  sheriff  in  lfi3f,  whoa. 
Eleanor,  dau.  of  William  Jones,  of  AbeigaTenny,  and  waa  «. 
by  hiaaon, 

Gabbul  Lswia,  Esq.  of  Uanisheu,  sheriff  in  1802,  who 
m.  Graoe,  dau.  of  Humphry  Wyndiiam,  Baq.  of  Dunravn 
Castle,  CO.  Glamoigan,  and  waa  fi&ther  <^ 

Thomas  Lxwia,  Esq.  of  Llanishen,  high-sheriff  in  18S3. 
He  m.  Ist,  Eliaabeth  Van,  by  whom  he  had  a  son, 
Thomas,  sheriff  fai  1745,  who  left  one  son,  Wyndham,  ft.  (a 
1762,  and  two  daus.,  Elizabeth  and  Blanche,  who  aB  d.AjL 
Jane^  m.  William  Bruce,  Esq.  of  Llanble^hian. 
Grace,  m.  to  Dr.  Bates,  of  Cowbridge. 
ThomM  Lewis,  m.  2ndly,  EUsabeth,  dau.  of  Heory  Mocgsa, 
Esq.  of  P^nllwyn,  co.  Monmouth,  and  had,  with  a  du.. 
GFaoe,aaon, 

THOMAa  Lawn,  Esq  of  l(ewhoase,  high-sbariff  of  GIs- 
moiganshirs  in  17*7.  who  m.  Etiaabetb,  i^stu.  of  Motfu 
Thomaa,  Bsq.  of  Bubina,  and  Mt  at  Ua  decease,  1704,  sged 
sixty-five,  two  sons,  Wthdham,  his  heir ;  and  WUBam,  «f 
The  Forge  and  Greenmeadow;  sheriff,  inw,  cK.  «.  j».  Tha 
elder  son, 

Ths   ^mr.  Wtxdham   Lewis,    of  Newhouae,   su  Msr- 
garet,  dau.  and  erentual  heir  ot  damud  Price^  Eaq.  of  Park, 
CO,  Glamorgan,  by  KatJ^arine  his  wife.  dau.  and  heir  of  John 
Williama,  Esq.  of  Llanyair,  and  had  issue, 
L  Thomas,   of  Newhouse,   m.   7  April,   180S,   Dosothy- 
Auguata,  dau.  of  John  Goodrich,  Esq.  of  Eneiglyn,  co. 
Glionoigau,  and  loft  (with  two  daus.,  Uorothy-Price^  wife 
of  J.-H.  Laagiey,  Bao..  and  Maxv  Shaddim,  deceased,, 
one  son,  Johk  Lewis,  Eb<^  of  Newluraae^  who  d.$.p. 
n.  Henry,  of  wh<Mn  pi  sssutly. 

lii.  Wyndham,  of  Greenmeadow,  eo.  Glamoigan,  ft.  7  Get 
1780,  M.P.  for  C^trdiiTin  1820,  for  ^buigh  in  i8i7,  and 
for  Maidstone  in  1836;  m.  in  1815,  Mary-Anne,  only  dan. 
of  John  Brans,  Esq.  of  Brampford  Speke,  DeroDshtie, 
and  d.  $.  p.  14  March,  183&  Hia  wtto^at.  Sodiy.  ths 
Bi^Hon.  a  D'teaeli,  M.P. 


*  The  interrening  desesnt  follows : — 

LuBWCLTV  VruHAM^Anne^  dau.  of  Bran  ap  Bhika. 

Bts  ap  Llbwhlth  VTCHAHBsMaigareft,    dau.     of   Thomas 
I     Basset,  of  St.  maxy. 

Llbwxlth  Ajtwyl  ap  BY8«Hlanet,  dau.  of  Griffith  ap  Ho- 
I     wsl  Gam,  of  Llanvr^ruach. 

BiOBABO  GwTir  AP  LuDW-aCecil,  dau.  of  Bran  Trahasn 
BLTM,  of  Merthyr j     ap  Mej^ck,  of  Meithyr. 


\.  Dan.  of  LewisvaLawiSAPsS.  Gwlvdya,  dau.  and  hdr  ef 

ap  Bosser  up  I  Biobabd  |  levan-John  ap  larstn  a*  Phflifv 

liewelyn  |  Gwyn      |     of  Merthvr.  and  Widow  of 

Morgan  Tool 


Bosser  iq;>  1 1 
velyn  |( 

I ^ 


BiORABo,  ancestor  of  the 
Piitcharda  of  Llanoayaoh. 


;u 


Edwabd  Lkwi^ 
off    - 


/-^       of  the  Van. 

.dbyVjO 


LEW 

TV.  WOUiai-Prioe,  in  hoky  orders,  vloarof  UMliahea;  d. 

1849.  iMTingiBflue. 
I.  Mary-Ann^  m.  to  Blchard-Rioe  WiUiaimi,  _ 
u.  Katharine,  m.  let.  to  Tbomas  WilUaina, 
2iidly.  to  James  Bndkj,  Beq.  of  BristoL 
The  2nd  eon, 

HnntT  Lewis,  Eeq.,  of  Park  and  Oreenmeadow,  an  officer 
in  the  army;  ft.  86  May.  1774,  d.  20  Bept.  1838.  He 
«»«  Maiy,  dau.  of  Qeorge^  snd  sister  to  the  Ber.  Ohaxies 
Bmerson,  and  by  her  (who  d.  at  Oreenmeadow,  10  Ang. 
1841)  had  issue, 

HxNBT,  now  of  Oreenmeadow. 
Wyndham,  d.  young. 

Wyndham-William.  of  The  Heath,  oo.  Qlamoigao,  b,  10 
Aug.  1827:8heTi£C  185ft-6;  m.  Annie,  dau.  of  Geozge 
Overton,  of  M erthyr,  and  has  issue,  Annie-Mary  Price. 
Charles,  «f.  young. 
Ifary-Jane,  m.  Henry  Andiew  Ysx^^luin,  Es<}.,  and  has 


Anne-Price,  m.  George-Thomas  dark,  Esq.  of  Fximhorst, 

oo.  Surrey;  and  har.  issue. 
Catherine  Price,  m.  Oeocge  CoQins  Jackson,  Bsq.,  m^}or  in 

the  7th  hussars,  and  has  issue. 

^rsk^-rQuarisriy:  Ist,  sa^  a  lion,  rsmpaat,  aig. ;  Snd,  sa., 
ft  Gher..  between  three  npear  beads,  as.,  embowM,  gu. ;  M, 
sa.,  a  chev.,  between  three  fleurs-de-lis,  or;  4th,  or,  on  a 
quarter,  gu.,  two  lions,  pasaant-guardant. 

Crfti — Lkwi»— A  lioi^  eejant,  Bxg.  Pbiob— A  pascha)  laml) 
glorified,  or,  bearing  a  pennon  of  St  George. 

jroMe<9^**Patri6BfldttS ;"  aiMl  **  Ofher  na  oflid  angua.'* 

^;ea<— Oreenmeadow*  co.  Qlamoigan. 


LEWIS  OP  GILFACH, 

hvms,  Thb  Ray.  David  •^Pbiob,  of  GOfaob.  co, 
Gannartheo,  J.P.,  b.  10  Jan.  180(^ 

HtlUaSC* — DAvm  HowsLL,  of  Penyrhin,  Landdansaint, 
oo.  Carmarthen  (descended  from  Owen  Oethin,  grandson  of 
Cradoc  ap  Gwillym,  of  Glyntawe,  to  whom  King  John  gave 
for  arms,  *'  Ac.,  a  buck,  tripping,  arg.,  bearing  a  ipjsl 
9rown,  between  his  boms'*),  was  fa^^er  of 

Liwni  Datio,  of  Paothow^U  in  Llanddansaint,  who  m, 
filisabeth,  dau.  of  Bees  Price,  of  Brynwhyth  Qwinfe,  oa 
Carmarthen,  derived,  in  the  fomale  line,  from  a  biaaeh  of 
the  Aubreys  of  Coedmawr,  and  dying  16  Feb.  1746,  left, 
with  a  dau.,  Jane^  m.  to  John-Be^  Morris^  two  sons, 
Datid,  his  heir;  snd  Bees,  aecidentally  killed.  The  elder 
son, 

Datid  Lswis,  of  Psnthowel,  m.  15  Jon,  1738,  Anne,  dau. 
of  Bees  Llewellyn,  of  LUew^l,  Brecon,  and  by  her,  who  d. 
in  1786.  had  issue,  Lbwis;  Bice,  a  olfigyman,  d.  at  Usk, 
A  p. ;  John,  of  Pencryg,  who  m.  Elinor,  dau.  of  John  Jones, 
Esq. ;  Thomas,  of  Neath,  d.  luwa.  0  Oct  17»1 ;  Magdalen, 
M.  to  Owen  Bpwen,  of  Cwmydw,  Mothvej,  oo.  Carmarthen; 
Elisabeth,  m.  to  David  Evans,  of  Llansadum,  oo.  Gar* 
marthen ;  Anne,  m.  to  Griffith  Moigap,  of  Clynhir,  '^Hp^^^f* 
Tslybont;  Owladis,  m.  to  Bichard  Prichard,  of  Uanwrda. 
The  eldest  son, 

Lewis  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Psnthowel,  m.  80  Deo.  1772,  Mary, 
dau.  of  Henry  Jones,  Esq.  of  Bmnant  Cayo,  and  by  her 
{who  d.  16  April,  1884,  agfMl  84)  had  ispue^ 

DAViD-Jovn,  of  Gilfiieh. 

Thomas,  of  Llanddansaint,  and  has  issue,  Lewis,  Morgan, 
David,  Martha,  Maiy,  ap4  Louisa. 

Bice,  of  Merthyr  T^dvil,  m.  Magdalen,  dau.  of  Thomas 
liewellyn,  of  Lliewel,  co.  Brecon,  ^id  has  issue,  Thomas. 
David,  Lewis,  Bice,  William,  Heniy,  Maiy-Anne,  Mar- 
garet, Elizabeth.  Sar.ih,  and  Catherii^e. 

Maiinret,  m.  to  WiUiam-David  Jeflf^y,  Esq.,  and  d.  4  Jan. 
171m,  aged  81,  leaving  issue. 

Anne.  «n.  Ist,  to  William  Williams,  Esq.  of  Llanddansaint, 

and  Sndlv.  to  William  Howell,  bo. 

Maiy,  m.  to  Evan  Evans^  of  Tiansanum. 
|f  r.  Lewis  d.  20  Sept  1798»  Sged  64»  (^nd  was  «.  by  his  son, 

David-Jonbb  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Qilfsoh,  J,P.,  6.  16  Ooi 
1773,  who  m.  8  July,  1798,  Maxy,  only  child  of  David  Pric9, 
Bsq.  of  Blaenycwm,  oo.  Carmarthevi,  and  by  her  (w^o  d. 
9Dec  1828,  aged 60) had  issue, 

Datid-Pmce,  now  of  QiUlMh. 

Lewis,  of  Wymondham,  Norfolk. 

Frederick,  resident  at  Ltwvnclya,  m.  Anna-Letit:a.  only 
dau.  of  Bobert^Middleton  Williams,  Esq.  of  Carmarthen, 
and  has  issue,  David- Jones,  6. 17  July,  1848 ;  Frederick- 
WUliams,  6.  8  May.  1861 ;  Chailes-Prytherch,  b.  20  Aug. 
1868;  Arthur-MiddJeton,  ft.  20  Ju^,  1866;  Anna-LetlUar 
Price;  Mary-Agnea. 

Msxgaret,  d,  wmn. 
Mr.  Lewis  d.  28  Nov.  1848. 
695 


LEW 

Am^-QlusaisAy:  1st  and  4th,  as.,  a  buck,  trippsat  Mg. 
bearing  a  royal  crown  between  his  horns;  2nd  and  Srd,  as, 
a  chevron,  between  three  eagles'  heads,  erased,  or. 

Ornt§    A  buck,  trippant,  and  an  eagle's  head,  as  in  the 


ifotte— Byddwch  gjrfiawn  so  nsg  oftiwoh  (Be  iust  and 
fear  not). 
aw<-^aiUhflh.  Carmarthenshire. 


LBWIS  OF  HENLLAN. 

Lbwis,  John -Lennox- Griffith -Poqbb,  Esq.  of 
HeolUu),  oo.  CaimarthaD,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  barrister-at- 
law,  6.  22  Oct  1819. 

littgage.— The  early  pedigree  of  the  ftunily  of  Lewis 
is  given  in  the  Book  of  Golden  Grove,  peHe$  the  Eari  of 
Oawdor. 

BiCRABD  Lbwis,  Bsq.  of  Henllan  (son  of  Boger  Lewis, 
who  was  son  of  Lodwich,  snd  grandson  of  Boger,  the  last 
named  in  the  Golden  Grove  MS.},  m.  in  1744,  Mary,  dau.  of 
John  Griffiths,  IBsq.  of  Glan-y-rl^dd,  and  had  Issue,  John, 
David,  Catherine,  Margaret,  apd  Mary.  The  2nd,  but  only 
surviving  son, 

David  Lmm,  Esq.,  m.  in  1786,  Elissbeth,  dau.  of  Moigan 
Lewis,  of  Carmarthen,  and  had,  JoHir,  Owen^Bvan,  Mary, 
Margaret,  Elizabeth,  and  Elinor.    The  eldest  son, 

JoHH  Lewis,  Esq,  of  HenUan,  m.  1st,  in  1818,  BHaa,  dau. 
of  Charies-P.  Callen,  Bsq.  of  Grove,  oo.  Pembrnka,  and  by 
l^had, 

JoHN-La>nro;c-GniiTiTH-PooBB,niow  of  Henllan. 

Bichard,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Lampeter,  m.  Geoigiana, 
dau-  of  Capt.  Lewis,  H.E.I.C.8.,  and  has  one  son, 
Abthuh-Gbiitith-Pooxb. 

He  m.  2ndly,  in  1824,  BUnbeth,  dau.  of  William  Hum- 
I^ireys,  of  Pembrcrfce,  and  by  her  had, 

Frederick,  decessed.  Charles,  deceased. 

Herbert. 

Elisabeth,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Mr.  Garbett 

Motto — Be  wise  as  serpents. 
iS0a(~-Henllan,  co.  Carmarthen. 


LBWIS  OF  STRADEY. 

L|swis,  David,  Esq.  of  Stradcy,  co.  CannartheD, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  hjgh-sheriff  1833,  and  sometime  M.P, 
for  ihe  Carmarthen  boroughs,  m,  9  June,  1886^ 
Lsetitia,  youngest  dau.  of  Uie  late  Benjamin  Way, 
Esq.  of  Deuham  Plooe,  Budu,  and  has  issue, 

I.  CHA^ss-Wn<UAM-MAN3XL,  6.  2  Doc  1845. 

I.  Fanny-Louisa. 

II.  Bowena-Harriet-Mansel,  d.  2  Oct  1844. 

Mr.  Lewis  is  only  son  and  heir,  by  Catherine  his 
wife,  2nd  dau.  of  William  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Laqaee, 
00.  Carmarthen,  of  Thomae  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Stradey, 
who  t.  to  that  estate,  in  1807,  under  the  will  of 
Mrs.  Maosal,  dau.  and  eventually  sole  heir  of  Sir 
Edward- Vaughan  Mansol,  Bart. 

£tet^-Stiadey,  co.  Carmarthen. 


LEWIS  OF  GWINFE. 

Liwis,  Lewis,  Eaq.  of  Owinfe,  ca  Carmarthen, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  b,  23  Dec  1805 ;  m,  9  March,  1880, 
Misp  Sarah-Simmons  Bames  Colbome,  niece  of  the 
late  William  Barnes,  Esq.  of  Redland  Court,  co. 
Gloucester,  and  haa  issue, 
I.  CHABLaa-BABttETT,  an  officer  in  the  army,  b,  18  Deo. 

1881. 
n.  LswiS'Owyn,  lleut.  Indian  navy,  6.  21  Sept  1834. 
m.  EdwazdrStudley,  an  officer  in  the  army,  b.  21  Nov. 

1836, 
TV.  Frsnk-Davie.  6.  81  May,  1888. 
V.  George^eptlmus,  b.  21  Sept.  1848. 
I.  Eleanora-Jane.  n.  Eustatia-Harristte. 

m.  Augusta-Blanche. 

WLtXUnfit.—TBM  B>v.  Thomas  Lawn,  J.P.  for  eo. 
Breoon,  and  D.L.  for  oo.  Carmarthen,  rector  of  Pemboyr, 
oo.  Breoon,  eon  of  Lewis  I^wis,  Esq.,  a  deputy-ttent  for 
Carmarthenshire,  and  his  wife,  Barbara  Lloyd,  of  Lion- 
camthou,  oo.  Glamorgan,  is.  11  Aug.  1702,  Elisab«th 
Studley,  of  Shropohire,  and  had  (besidss  two  daus.,  F'' 
both  and  Susanna)  a  son,  ^  OOCtIp 


LEW 


L  BW 


Tkb  Bct.  lew  iMwm,  «r  Owtefe,  oo.  CiiMiniiw,  J.P. 
tod  D,Lu,  ncior  of  Oovvlly,  eo.  Denron,  wbo  m.  n  SapL 
1302,  Fl— noTB,  ddeA  dm.  oT  the  kte  Jolm  Dirie,  ■«!.  of 
Orieigh.  eo.  Devon,  aDd  ImkI  iMoe, 
f.  Lsvu,  BoworOwiaiii. 
V.  Thanm,  m.  U  Aprfl,  18M,  Tietoir»-r 
Andnw  Hooeton,  £eq.  of  the  Mind  oT 
hMieme, 
1  Andnw-Coartawy,  6.  fl  Jan.  1837. 
S  Oeorve-lbj,  6.  2t  Anc^  and  dL  in  Oet.  1M«, 
S  Cbarfae-Hooetan,  fr.  17  Feb.  1M4. 
1  WiionenirHarriette. 
L  BboDon-EUzabeth.  ».  tn  Oet  19TT,  to  Cbiriee  BUiom 
Bhi.,  eldeet  eon  of  Joim-Reee  Bubop^  leq.  of  IMemej. 
eo.  GerxDerthen. 
Mr.  Lewie  d.  in  1826, 

Arwu-^^ttrtmij:  let  and  4th,  go,  a  giilBn,  wgiiaiil^  or, 
fbr  JjKwn;  2Dd  and  Srd,  aa^  three  nags'  heaii,  eraeed,  or, 
for  IxoTP. 

Cfttl — A  deni'griAn,  eflgraanty  eiwpedy  or. 

JTeae—Faeta  non  verba. 

Mmt    Owiiifc^co. 


LEWIS  OF  HENLLYS  ASD  BODIOR. 

Hamfiov^Lkwis,  Joqv-Lkwi%  Eaq.  of  HeoDjB 
and  Bodior,  eo.  Aogleaej,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  late  oaptw 
5th  dragoon-guarda,  high-sberiff  of  Anglesey  1840, 
6.  18  Oct.  ITVS ;  m.  3  Sept.  1833,  Frances-Ebsabeth, 
only  <^uld  and  betreat  of  Thomas  FAnson,  Esq.  of 
Hmhj,  CO.  Torfc,  and  has  issue, 
L  TBOMAS-I^wis-H^iaTov,  k.  •  Aug.  US4  (tbs  elder  eon 
wffl  take  asms  of  Lswie  at  Ue  iSsther's  death,  the 
other  eUtdren  bear  and  wiO  oonthms  to  bsar  the 
eafname  of  Hampton), 
n.  John-ViTian-Hamptoo.  h.  U  Jons,  ISM. 
I.  Faanj-Mary-Hampton. 
u.  Mary-Frtemaa-Grue-Hampton. 

ItltfXJif. — WnxiAV  Hamptov,  deeoended  from  an 
andent  Tannaahlro  famflj,  Conned  one  of  the  ganlaon  of 
Beaumarti  GaeUe  in  1400,  and  held  there  the  nnk  at 
depotj-goremor,  ^B  appears  from  a  doooment  bearing  Ua 
name,  giriag  oidera  to  the  inhabitanta  of  ths  town  to 
extingniah  their  fine  at  an  appointed  bonr.  He  reeaiTod  a 
grant  of  HjooLTa,  eo.  Angleeejr,  anciently  the  eeat  of 
Oweirydd  ap  Bhya  Ooefa,  chief  of  one  of  the  Fifteen  Tribea 
of  North  Walee.  The  svcutoal  hriisas  of  the  Hamptone  gt 
Hennya, 

MAaT  Hamftov,  of  HenUys  (only  diild  of  Bobert 
Hampton,  Eeq.,  high-sherUT  of  Anglee^  1732),  m,  11  April, 
174S,  John  Jones,  Eeq.  of  TivfoUwyn,  eon  of  Hugh  Jones, 
Esq.  of  the  same  plaee,  by  Ann  his  wile.  dau.  of  William 
LtcTd,  of  Llanaadwm,  and  bad  (with  a  dao.,  Mary,  m.  to 
William  lioyd,  Esq.  of  Bockrille,  co.  Roseommon)  a  eon 
and  eoeoeseor, 

Jom  HAicPTov-Jons,  Esq.  of  Henllys,  h.  34  F^b.  1746, 
high-sheriir  oi  An^^eeey  in  1770,  wbo  m,  26  June,  1770, 
Emma,  only  dan.  of  the  Ber.  John  Lewi»,  A.M.,  of  Plea 
Llanflhangel,  reetor  of  UandsgOiin,  by  Elicabeth  hie  wife, 
dan.  of  Thomae  Roberta,  Eeq.  of  Bodior,  and  had  iasoe, 
V  Jon-HAMPTOir,  hie  heir;  n.  Bobert-Edward,  in  holy 
orders,  b.  in  April,  1779,  B.A.  Wadham  Collsge,  Oxford, 
ehapkdn  to  H.M.  forces  at  the  Manritioa,  m.  in  1811, 
Btisanna-Dorothea,  2nd  dao.  of  John  WiUiama,  Eeq.  of 
Peniarth  Uofaaf,  oo.  Merioneth,  and  has  isene,  Heniy 
Bericelsy;  and  Maria-Dorothea-Wilbehnina  Sidnoy,  m.  to 
Bobert  Webeter,  Eeq.  of  the  90th  regt ;  i.  Eliiabeth-Mar- 
garet,  d.  tmm. ;  n.  Jane-Lewia.     The  elder  aon, 

Johv^Hamptov  Hamptoit-Lswis,  Esq.  of  HenUys,  6. 
31  Not.  1776,  «.  hie  father  18  Sept.  1806.  He  m  19  Dee. 
1796,  Mary,  dan.  of  Blchard  Chambers,  Esq.  of  Whitboom 
Court  snd  Cradley  Hall,  eo.  Hereford,  and  had  issue, 

JOHH-Lswis,  the  preeent  Johv-Lewis  Hajotoh-Lswis, 
Eeq.  of  Henllys  and  Bodior. 

Joeeph,  6.  2  Feb.  1800,  Ueut-eoL  60th  regt  of  natira 
in&ntry,  H.  B.  I.  C.  B..  «».  Ellen,  dao.  of  M^jor  Hall, 
E.I.  Co.'s  serrioe,  and  has  iasue,  Jofan-Lewla,  6.  'j7  March, 
1827. 

Emma,  d.  in  Aug.  1819. 

Mary-Margaret,  m.  22  Nor.  1826,  to  Alexander  Andenmi. 
Eeq.  of  Htngaak,  oo.  Fifo,  m^or  E.L  Co.'s  ei^neer%  and 
baa  iasue. 

Anna-Maria  Sumam,  m.  16  Junei  1886,  to  Charles  Long- 
man, Esq.  2nd  son  of  Thomas-Norton  Longman,  Esq.  of 
Mount  Orore,  Hampstead,  Middlesex,  and  haa  iasue. 
Mr.  Hampton-Lewia  d,  22  Jan.  1848. 
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LEWIS  OF  KILCinXEK. 
LKwm,  J.-Habtst,  Esq.  of  EibmlkB,  co.  KDdare^ 
and  ot  24,  Oroaroior- street^  Gmsf cnor  -  wqpare, 
London,  higfa-sbetiir  of  the  oo.  of  Kildare,  in  1S57 ; 
as.  27  Ang.  1840,  Emfly-Oven,  only  child  of  G«ofge 
Ball,  Eaq.  of  Birfimond,  Smr^,  whkb  lady  d.M.^ 
11  Not.  1850. 


liiifSfr.^Ths 


FaAVcn  Lawn,  of  Chnfigan,  who  au  rasabetk  1 
eettled  in  Irefamd  aboot  the  middle  of  the  ITlh  eentnry,  aial 
aeqoired  property  in  the  eooatyef  Kildare^  Meath,  and  the 
Qoeen'a  County.    Hewaatetherof 

WiLUAii  Lawn,  Eaq.  of  ToUygosy,  eo.  KOdan^  whe  m. 
Margaret,  dan.  of  FraneiB  Boberta,  Eaq.,  by  Jean  OXs^y. 
hiawiCi,  andwaas.  by  hie  eon. 

MicHAKK.  Lewis,  Eeq.  of  Tollyfory,  who  au  fliMsnas.  dan. 
of  Edmum)  Jooea,  Eeq.,  M  P.  for  Doleek,  a.i».  1M6,  by  Be- 
beeea,  hie  wife.  dan.  of  WOlxam  Qrotchley,  bq.  of  Cratehlsy 
Hall,  00.  ataffotd,  and  had  aeon  and  aoooeasor, 

Boaaar  Lcwia,  Eaq.  of  the  Ci^  of  Dahlia,  and  of  the 
Queen's  County,  who  au  Anne,  dan.  of  Arthvr  flsaibiil, 
Esq.  of  WMifoid,  eo.  Weetmeath,  M.P.  fSor  nsRysiMBBisi. 
by  Ehasheth,  hk  wife,  dao.  of  M^|or  John  D'Ahoa,  o#  Dnncal 
C^tle,  eo.  Weetmeath.  By  Anne  GambeB.  his  wUa,  BohsK 
Lewie  had  a  aon  and  hair, 

MfCHAB.  Lawn,  Eeq.  of  Sprii^  Hin,  ca.  Dobfin,  who  a. 
Anne,  only  dan.  of  B.  Friaell,  Esq., 
FrMsrs  of  Lorat,  and  had  issQS, 


Aaraua-Osiranf,   bsot-eoL   Monsf^bsn  mSBtia  Cisk  kit 


Bichard,  m.  1st,  Emily,  dao.  of  —  Osbonie.  Bsq.  of  Lon- 
don; Sndly,  a  dau.  of  Thomae  Tkjior,  Esq.  oc  Polyipoo 
House,  Southampton ;  and  Srdly,  Franoea  Tylsr,  nieoe  of 
Admiral  Sir  Charles  iVler,  and  left  ieaoe. 

Bobert,  B.N.,  m.  KHmbeth.  dan.  of  Sir  BSdiasil  OmIow. 
Bart.,  ILB.,  Vioe-Admiial  of  England  aikl  genanl  of 
Marinea,  and  d.  in  1840,  leaving  ierae. 

Edward,  ai.  his  cousin,  Henrietta,  dao.  and  co-heir  of  H. 
Loftua  FriseU,  Eea.,  and  haa  iesna. 

Edmood-Joneo,  in  luAj  orders,  m.  EHiabMh,  dan.  of  the 
Ber.  WUUam  Lyster,  and  niece  of  Jamea.  Lord  Bishop  of 
Dromore,  and  has  issue. 

Anna,  Si.  to  Major  J.  Fieldiiv  Bweeo^,  and  has  issna 

Elssnor,  si.  to  F.  Bernard  Sweeny.  Eeq. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  Captain  Stoart. 
Michael  Lewfa  d.  hi  1894.    Hie  eldest  son, 

WiixiAM  Lkwu,  Esq.  of  Harlech,  ea  Dublin,  and  of  Eil- 
evV/ofk,  00.  Kildare,  m,  Doia,  dao.  of  John  Caaaidy,  Bsq.  of 
Ifonsatereran,  and  d,  in  1860,  leering  iasoe, 

J.-Hartxt,  now  of  KUcnllen. 

WUliam.  of  Dublin,  Si.  Jane,  dan.  of  Midiael  Hackett,  Esq. 
of  Elm  Orove,  King's  County,  and  haa  iasue. 

|lary-Anne.  m.  in  lili,  to  Bobert  Morellet  AUownr.  Esq. 
of  Ballyahandaflfe,  otherwise  The  Derriea^  Qoesn^s 
County. 

.irms— As  dulr  registered  in  mater's  oOoe— Sa,  a  char., 
erm.,  between  three  qpear  heads,  arg. 

CVeat— Out  of  a  ducal  coronet,  ajdumeof  fiiathaia,  thatged. 
withacher.,  or. 

itfoCeo-'*Bidd  liu  Hebb  LUdd." 

JUndmee—2i,  Grosvenor  Street,  Groaranor  Bqoare,  Lon- 


LEWIS  OF  SEATOWN  AND  CULNAMULLY. 

Lewis,  Asthub-Qambell,  Esq.  of  Seatown,  co. 
Dublin,  and  ClanamuUy  Scottstown,  co.  Monaghan, 
J.P.  and  D.L.,  lieiit.-coL  Monaghan  militia;  higfa- 
aheriff  for  oo.  Monaghan,  1847,  and  for  co.  Longford 
1854;  m.  Ist,  Hester,  2nd  dau.  of  Richard 
Westenra,  Esq.  of  Rutland-square,  Dublin  (uncle 
to    Lord    Rosunore),  by   Bridget  his    wife,   sister 


LEW 

and  oo-betress  of  Maurioe-Peppard  Warren,  Eaq. 
of  Lara,  co.  Carlow,  and  granddau.  of  Lady 
Hester  Weetenra,  who  was  dau.  to  Ford,  Earl 
of  Cavan.  Colonel  Lewis  m.  2ndl;,  Henrietta,  relict 
of  the  Hon.  Richard  Westenra,  2nd  son  to  Warner- 
William,  Lord  Rossmore,  and  sole  heiress  of 
Henry-Owen  Soott>  Esq.  of  Clanamulla  Scottetown, 
CO.  Monaghan  (a  younger  branch  of  Scott,  Lord  Pol- 
wartb),  granddau.  and  co-heiress  of  John  Owen, 
Esq.  of  Newgrore,  oo.  Monaghan.  By  his  1st  mar- 
riage, Colonel  Lewis  has  an  only  child,  yic,  Mau- 
rick-Pkppard-Warrbn,  barrister-at-law,  who,  by 
his  mother,  is  descended  from  the  great  Earl  de 
Warren  (whose  arms  he  bears),  as  also  from  the 
ancient  baronial  fsjmij  of  Peppard,  co.  Louth,  and 
from  Ford,  Earl  of  Cavan.  By  his  2nd  marriage, 
Colonel  Lewis  has  an  only  child,  Henry-Owen,  who  is, 
through  his  mother,  descended  by  a  common  descent 
from  the  Scotts,  Lord  Polworth,  and  in  a  direct 
line  from  Edward,  1st  Lord  Blayney,  Baron  of 
Monaghan,  and  Qarrett,  Viscount  Drogheda. 

Colonel  Lewis  is  2nd  son  of  Michael  Lewis,  of 
Spring  Hill,  CO.  Dublin,  who  d.  in  1824,  by  Anne 
his  wife  (who  d.  in  1825),  only  dau.  of  R.  Frizell, 
Esq.,  or  Frazer,  descended  from  Frazer  of  Lovat, 
in  Scotland.    {See  Lewis  of  KilcuUen), 

Arau  and  Crtat—eome  as  Lewis  of  KQevUm. 
Ruidtnet—YMxwmam  8q.,  West. 

8eat9    Sostown,  co.  DubUn,  and  ClanamuUy,  ca  Mona' 
ghon. 


LEWIS  OF  ST.  PIERRE. 

Lewis,  Charles -James,  Esq.  of  St.  Pierro,  co. 
Monmouth,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  26  Jan.  1781;  «.  his 
eldest  brother.  Colonel  Lewis,  in  1847. 

S'ttteaSt.— This  Comily  derives,  in  a  direct  male  line, 
from  Caditob,  prinoe  or  chieftain  of  Dlvet,  a  portion  of 
oountiy  which  comprised  Pembrokeshire  and  port  of  Caar- 
marthenshire.  Cadivor  flourished  about  the  period  of  the 
Norman  Conquest,  and  was  buried  in  the  prioiy  of  Gaer- 
marthen.  He  m.  Ellen,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Llwclilawen,  the 
great  Lord  of  Kilsant,  and  had  a  son,  Blkdbi,  Lord  of  Bla* 
eocueh,  who  m.  Clydwen,  dau.  and  heir  of  Griffith  ap  Cyd- 
liok  ap  Owaithvoed ;  and  their  great-great'grandson,  Ivom 
▲p  Llkwkltv,  m.  Tanglwrst,  dau.  and  heir  of  Howel  Sais 
ap  Rhys  w^  GrifBth  ap  Rhys  ap  Tewdwr  Mawr,  and  was 
great-giandflither  of 

LLswxLm  AP  iTom,  Lord  of  St.  Clare,  oo.  Oaermarthen, 
and  Tredegar,  oo.  Monmouth,  who  m.  Angfaarad,  dan.  and  heir 
of  Sir  Morgan  Meredith,  descended  from  Rhys,  King  of 
South  Wales.  Angharad  was  called  the  beauteous  maid  of 
Caerleon  upon  Uake,  and  was  the  represeutatiTe  of  the  old 
Welsh  Lords  of  Caerleon.    They  had  issue  three  sous,  yIz., 

MoBOAir,  Lord  of  Bt  Clare  and  Tredegar,  living  1374,  48 
Bnw.  III.,  from  whom  the  Moboans  qf  TretUffar,  Pm-y 
Coed,  Llaniamam.  dtc.  Ac 

IvoB  Haxl,  of  Gwem-y>cleppo^  who  d.  of  the  plague^ 
1801. 

Philip  ap  Llewelyn  ap  Ivor. 

The  third  sou, 

Pmup  AP  Llswcltv,  m.  Nest,  dau.  of  OwiUym  Sais  vp 
Madoc,  and  had  issue,  Owillym  Philip  Llewelyn,  John-Philip 
Llewelyn,  Owenllian,  m.  David  Owillym-Jenkin,  and  an 
elder  son, 

Snt  Datid  ap  Pmup,  who  m.  Christy,  dau.  of  Darid  9ig 
ISTan  ap  Rhys  Yoel,  and  their  grandson, 

Thomas  Lswis,  Esq.  of  Cheptow,  oo.  of  Monmouth,  killed 
at  Banbury,  1409,  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  Moigan-Jenkin- 
Philip,  of  Langston,  oo.  Monmouth,  and  his  great-grandson, 

Hkvrt  Lewis,  Esq.  of  St  Pierre,  ttring  1536,  high-sheriff 
in  1644,  d.  1547,  having  m.  Bridget,  dau.  and  heir  of  Thomas 
Kemeys,  and  widow  of  Thomas  Herbert,  of  Caldlcot,  by 
whom  he  was  father  of 

William  Lswis.  Esq.  of  St.  Pierre,  living  hi  1688,  who  m. 
Margaret,  dau.  of  Robert  Oamage^  of  Coity,  oo.  Olamoigan, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

HavBT  Lawis,  Eaq.  of  St.  Pierre,  high-sheriff  1000,  d, 
7  Feb.  1637,  IS  Cha&  I.,  having  m.  Joan,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of 
Heniy  Herbert,  Esq.  of  Wonastow,  by  whom  he  had  a  son 
and  heir, 

GaoBOC  Lbwis,  Esq.  of  St.  Pierre,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  of 
Sir  William  Morgan,  of  Tredegar,  and  d.  v.  p.  17  Nov.  1«84, 
697 


LEW 

leaving  issue,  WUUam,  who  d*  a  minor;  Elisabeth,  wno  m. 
Roger  Gates,  of  Cefh  Tills,  oo.  of  Monmouth,  and  a  son  and 
heir, 

Thomas  Lkwu,  Esq.  of  St.  Pierre,  a  stanch  and  devoted 
Royalist,  11  years  old  in  1689,  living  1678.  He  m.  Johanna, 
dau.  of  Joseph  Langton,  Esq.  of  Newton  Park,  oo.  Somerset, 
and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Liswis.  Esq.  of  St.  Pierre,  who  m.  De  la  Riviere 
or  De  la  Kvers.  dau.  of  General  Sir  Thomas  Morgan,  Knt. 
and  Bart,  of  Llangattock,  oo.  of  Monmouth,  whioh  lady  m. 
2ndly,  Thomas  Williams,  Eaq. ,  4th  son  of  Sir  Trevor  Williams, 
Bart  ef  Uangibby  Castle,  oo.  of  Monmouth,  ancestor  of  the 
preoent  William  A.  WilUams,  Eaq.  of  Llangibby  Castle.  Mr. 
Lewis  left  issue  a  son, 

Thomas  Lbwis,  Esq.  of  St  Piene,  who  m.  let,  Frances, 
dau.  of  Sir  Richard  Levett  Knt  of  Kew,  who  d.  in  1707; 
2ndly,  Katharine,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  Hugh  Calveley  Cot- 
ton, eldest  son  of  Sir  Robert  Cotton,  Bart,  of  Combermere. 
CO.  Chester ;  and  8rdly,  Jane-Rachel,  only  dau.  and  heir  of 
William  Becher.  Eaq.  of  Howbeny,  co.  Bedford.  Mr.  Lewis 
d.  £9  May,  1782,  sged  47.  having  had  issue,  by  his  8rd  wife. 
Craven,  ^o  m.  and  d.  t.  p.  before  1764 ;  Mary,  d.  1784 ; 
Fanny,  d.  9  May,  1767.  having  m.  Thomas  Lewis.  Esq.  of 
Crick,  who  d.  Feb.  1803,  aged  68 ;  and  an  elder  son, 

MoBOAN  Lxwis,  Esq.  of  St  Pierre,  who  d.  17  August, 
1770,  aged  57,  having  m.  Rachel,  only  dau.  of  Charles  Van, 
Esq.  of  Uanwem,  co.  Monmouth,  and  by  her,  vrho  d.  28  Jan. 
1797,  aged  70,  had  seven  s(ms  and  three  daus. 
1.  Thomas,  his  hehr. 
n.  Chablbs,  who  t.  his  brother. 

iiL  John-Craven,  of  Henbury,  co.  Gloucester,  who  m.  and 
left  A  dau.,  who  m.  Capt  Crowdy,  and  left  issue  a  dau. 
rv.  George,  drowned  in  the  Severn,  6  Nov.  1774,  »t.  16. 
V.  Edward,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Portskewet  and  St. 
Pierre,  d.  1  March,  1889.  aged  79.  having  m.  Mary,  eldest 
dau.  and  co-heir  of  Wiuiun  Freke.  Esq.  of  flannington, 
oa  Wilts,  who  d.  29  Deo.  1846,  aged  76,  and  had  issue  one 
son  and  three  dans.,  vis., 

1  Edward  Frdce,  in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Portskewet 
and  St  Pierre,  m.  31  August  1868,  Oaroline-Maf^,  2nd 
dau.  of  Thomas  Bates  Rous,  Esq.  of  Court-y-rala,  oo. 
Glamorgan. 

1  Mary,  m.  her  cousin.  Rev.  Francis  Lewis. 
8  Frances.  8  Anne,  m.  Capt  John  King,  R.N. 

TL  Francis,  in  holy  orders,  LLB.,  d.  17  Sept  1794, 
aged  82,  m.  Fanny,  younger  dau.  and  co-heir  of  William 
^eke,  Esq.  of  Hanuington,  oa  Wilts,  who  survived  her 
husband,  and  m.  2ndly,  William  Morton  Pleydell,  Esq.  of 
Whitoomb,  co.  Dorset ;  and  3rdly,  Rev.  Paul  Lehr. 
vn.  James,  d.  4  June^  1787,  aged  22. 
I.  Jane,  m.  let  12  Feb.  1774,  John  Hanbury,  Esq.  of  Pont- 
v-Pool,  00.  Moiunouth,  who  d.  4  April,  1784,  having  had 
three  sons,  viz., 

1  John  Capel,  d.  tmm.  1796. 

2  Capel,  now  of  Pont-y-PooI,  lord-lieutenant  of  the  oo. 
of  Monmouth  {»ee  Hanbubt  Leioh). 

8  Charles,  created  Baron  Sudeley, 
Shem.  2ndly.  Thomas  Stoughton,  Esq.  of  Bollyhoigan, 
CO.  Kerry,  and  had  issue, 
n.  Ellen,  who  m.  Rev.  Thomas  Leyaon,  M.A.  of  Jesus  Col- 
lege,  Oxford,  vicar  of  Bassaleg,  and  rector  of  Panteaguo 
and  Tredimnook,  eo.  of  Moiunouth. 
lu.  Frances,  d.  80  March,  1706. 

Morgin  Lewis  d.  17  August,  1779,  sged  67,  and  was  «.  by  his 
eldest  son, 

Thomas  Lxwis,  Esq.  of  St.  Pierre,  who  m.  let,  Margaret, 
dau.  of  John  Cope.  Esq.  of  Petherton.  in  the  parish  of  West- 
moreland, Jamaica,  which  lady  was  soddentiUy  burnt  to 
death  at  St.  Pierre,  a6th  January,  1788,  aged  19.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Anne,  dau.  of  Rev.  Thomas  Leyson,  who  survived  her  hus- 
band, and  m.  2ndly,  26  April,  1798,  Charles  Kemeys  Kemeys 
Tynte,  Esq..  and  d.  April,  1886.  Mr.  Lewis  d.  17  June,  1796, 
«.  p.,  sged  46,  when  the  fkmily  estates  devolved  upon  his 
next  brother. 

Chablbs  Lxwis,  Esq.  of  St.  Pierre,  who  m.  16  June,  1777, 
Susanna,  dau.  of  Francis  Davis,  Esq  of  Chepstow,  snd 
Anne,  his  wifo,  dau.  and  oo-heir  of  James  Higford,  Esq.  of 
Dizton,  00.  Gloucester,  snd  had  issue, 

I.  Thomas,  his  heir. 

IL  Chablbs-Jamxs,  the  present  possessor  of  St  Pierre. 

III.  Frands.  in  holy  ordors,  J.P.  and  D.L,  rector  of  Llan- 
voir  Kilgidin,  oo.  of  Monmouth,  and  vicar  of  Hom  Lacy, 
00.  Hereford,  6.  4  July.  1782,  m.  1st  26  March.  1828,  his 
cousin,  Mary,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Edward  Lewis, 
rector  of  Portskewit  who  <t  81  May,  1846,  leaving  issue. 

1  Charles-Edward,  J. P.,  h,  26  April,  1830. 

2  Thomas-Freke.  6.  16  May,  1881,  lieut  23rd  R  W.  Fu- 
siUers. 

8  Francis  Higford,  6.  24  Sept  1882,  d.  10  April.  1866 
4  Henry  Leeoe.  6.  8  Sept  1834,  d.  16  Feb.  1836. 
6  George- William,  b.  28  June,  1840.     ^  j 

1  Maiy-Fanny-Susanua.  tOOQIC 


LEW 

Ho  m.  Sndlj,  7  Jan.  I86S.  Jane,  only  dao.  Of  Viod-AdinfartI 
Cbarlm  Gordon  and  widow  of  the  Bey.  J.-H.  8.  Bevor. 

IV.  Edward  Higford.  b.  27  July,  1788.  d.  on  board  H.M.& 
Neptune,  off  Barbadoes,  27  April,  1810.  aged  22. 

V.  Henry.  6.  I  Nov.  1794,  d  80  June,  1814. 

I.  Frances-Susanna,  b.  22  Jan.  1791,  m.  John  Baldwyn, 
Esq.  of  The  Mount,  Chepstow,  and  d.  36  Sept.  182S. 

Hr.  Lewis  d.  10  Dec.  1840,  aged  80,  and  was  s.  by  his  son, 

Thomas  Lewis,  'Eaq.  of  St.  Pierre,  colonel  of  the  Mon- 
mouth militia,  6. 12  May,  1779,  m.  1st,  Maria-Anne,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Daniel,  Esq.  of  Henbury,  co.  Glooorater ;  and  2nd]y, 
Caroline,  dau.  and  co'helr  of  Thomas  Dyot  Sklp-Bncknall, 
Esq.  of  Hampton  Court,  co.  Middlesex.  She  d.  20  March, 
1850,  aged  52,  and  Colonel  Lewis  d.  m.  p.  at  Clifton.  21  April, 
1847,  aged  67,  and  was  $.  by  his  brother,  the  present 
Cha^bles-Jamcs  Lewis,  Esq.  of  St.  Pierre. 

Arm$ — Or,  a  lion  rampant,  aa.,  with  many  quartexings. 

Creti — ^Agiiffin.  segreont,  sa. 

MoUo — m  persa  la  fide,  ha  perso  llionore. 

Seat— St  Pierre  Park,  near  Chepstow. 


LEWTHWAITE  OF  BROAD  GATE. 

Lewthwaitk,  John,  Esq.  of  Broad  Gate,  co.  Cum- 
berland, J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  1792 ;  «k  1820,  Anne,  dau. 
of  William  Kirkbank,  Esq.,  D.L.,  of  BeckBide,  and 
has  issue, 

I.  WiLUAX,  m.  Mary,  dau.  of  William  Chalinor,  Esq. 

n.  Joseph.  ni.  Oeoi^. 

I.  Mary,  m.  to  Walter  Buchanan,  Esq.  of  LiTeipool. 

n.  Eli&ibeth. 

lu.    Elesmor,  m.  to  Bobert-Frands  Calrowj  Esq. 

XT.  Ann.  v.  Agnes. 

%intnfit. — ^This  name  seems  to  import  Anglo-Saxon 
deriTation  ;  Thwaite,  signifying  a|uece  of  ground  cleared  of 
wood,  and  the  prefix,  Lowe,  a  hill,  give  the  andent  ortho- 
graphy of  the  name.  The  family  aiq;)ears  from  andent 
documents,  to  hare  held  lands  in  rarlous  parts  of  Oumbei> 
land  from  an  early  period. 

WiLUAM  Lbwthwaitb,  Esq.  of  Broad  Gate  and  of  White- 
haTon,  J.P.,  2nd  son  of  William  Lewthwaite,  of  Broad  Qate, 
by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Towers,  Esq.  of  Hockler 
H-Ul,  CO.  Lancaster,  and  grandson  (by  Eleanor  his  wife,  dau. 
of  Geoiige  Wingfleld,  Esq.  of  Woodland),  of  John  Lewth- 
waite, Esq.,  whose  grandfather,  Thomas  Lewthwaite,  pur- 
chased Broad  Qate,  and  d.  1667,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co-heir 
of  Joseph  Nidio!sm,  Esq.  of  Milholme,  and  had  issue, 
WiLUAM  who  succeeded  his  father  at  Broad  Qate. 
John,  m.  Margaret,  eldest  dau.  of  Roser  Taylor,  Esq.  of 
Stott  Park,  &  the  co.  Lancaster,  and  had  issue,  William ; 
Gilfrid;  Marianne;  and  Frances-June. 
George,  rector  of  Adel,  co.  York,  J. P.,  m.  Martha,  dan.  of 
Thomas  Biriey.  Esq.  of  Kirkham,  co.  Laucaster,  and  had 
issue,  William-Heniy;  George;  and  Margaret 
Joseph,  a  merchant  in  the  West  Indies,  d,  in  1816,  unm. 
Agnes,  m.  to  the  Rev.  R.  Armitstead,  rector  of  Moresby. 
luuy,  m.  Milham  Hartley,  Esq.  of  Rose  Hill,  Cumberland. 
Ann,  m.  to  Peter  Dixon,  Esq.  of  Newington,  Surrey:  and 
d.  in  1803,  t.p. 

Margaret,  m.  to  Peter  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Belfleld,  Westmore- 
land, m^or  in  the  Royal  Westmoreland  militia:  and  d. 
in  1836.  $.  p. 
Frances,  d.  young.  Betsy,  of  Hazel  Mount. 

The  eldest  son, 

William  Lbwthwaitb,  Esq.  of  Broad  Gate,  J.P.,  m, 
Eleanor,  dau.  of  Thomas  Cragg,  Esq.  of  Lowscales,  and  by 
her  (who  d.  1830)  had  issue, 

JoHK,  of  Broad  Gate. 

Mary,  m.  to  William  Postlethwaite,  merchant  of  Ulverstone. 

Agnes,  m.  to  Robert  Postlethwaite,  Esq.  of  Broughton. 

Eleanor,  d.  unm.  Elizabeth,  d.  unm. 

Mr.  Lewthwaite  d,  1845. 

Arm* — ^Erm.,  a  cross-flory,  as.,  fretty,  or. 
Crut—A.  garb,  bound  by  a  serpent^  uowed,  ppr.,  holding  in 
the  mouth  a  cross-crosslet,  fitch^.  gu. 
AfoMo— Tendens  ad  aethera  virtus. 
Seat— Broad  Gate,  Cumberland. 


LEYCESTER  OP  TOFT. 

Lktceoter,  Ralph-Oswald,  Esq.  of  Tofl  Hall,  co. 
Chester,  6.  July,  1844. 

%isUAQt» — Ralph  I^toisbteb,  younger  brother  of  John 
Leyoester,  of  Tabley,  m.  Juan,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Robert 
Toft,  of  Toft,  and  dying  temp.  Richard  II.  was  ».  by  his  son, 

RoBEBT  Lbtcbsttkb,  father  of 

RoBBBT  Lbycbsteb,  whoso  great-giiefttrgrandson. 
698  ^  v»^  -, 


LEY 

SUi  Ralph  Lxtqbrbr,  of  Toft,  wts  knighted  at  Leith,  to 
Scotland,  11  May,  1644,  at  which  time  the  Eari  of  Hextfoid, 
being  then  General,  knighted  several  Gbeahixe  gentlanMW. 
Sir  Ralph's  grandson. 

Sat,  Gbobob  Lbtcebter,  Knt,,  of  Toft,  m.  Alice,  eldest 
dau.  of  Peter  Leycester,  Esq.  of  Tabley,  and  had  issue.  Sir 
George  was  made  sherifT  of  Cheshire  by  patent,  dated  29  Dec. 
45  Elizabxth.  He  d.  in  1612.  and  was  s.  by  his  only  sur^ 
▼ivingson, 

Ralph  Iatcbstkb,  Esq.  of  Tbfb,  fkther,  by  his  wife,  Hssy, 
dau.  of  Anthony  Woodhull,  Esq.  of  MoUington,  eo.  Oxlocd, 
of  a  son  and  heir, 

Growm  Lbtobbtbb,  bq.  of  Toft,  who  m,  Dorotiiy.  daa. 
of  John  CkkyUm,  Bk).,  and  sister  and  oo-hdr  of  Ricfaazd 
Clayton,  Esq.  of  Crooks,  in  Lancashire,  and  had  serenl 
children,  the  eldest  of  wbmn, 

Ralph  Lbyckstkb,  Esq.  of  Toft,  m.  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Sr 
Peter  Leyoester,  Bart  of  Tabley,  the  well-known  historian 
of  Cheshire,  and  dying  in  March,  16S5,  was  «.  by  his  elder 
son, 

Gbobob  Lbtobbtkb,  Esq.  of  Toft,  who  m,  Jane,  dao.  of 
Oswald  Mosley,  Esq.  of  Ancoats,  by  whom  he  had  three 
sons,  Ralph  his  successor;  George,  a  merehant  in  Londoo, 
ancestor  of  the  family  of  Lbtobsteb,  ef  White  Place,  Berks ; 
and  Oswald.    The  eldest  son  and  sucoeasor, 

Ralph  Letcbstxb,  Esq.  of  Toft.  6.  in  1699.  m.  Katharine, 
dau.  and  co-hehress  of  Edward  Norris,  Esq.  of  Speke,  co. 
Lancaster,  by  Anne,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Peter  Gerard,  Esq. 
of  Crewood,  and  by  her  (who  d,  in  1799,  at  the  advanced 
age  of  ninety)  be  had  issue, 

Gbobob,  his  successor. 

Ralph,  heir  to  his  brother. 

Edward,  d.  umm.  in  1756. 

Hugh,  6.  in  1748,  King's  coansel,  and  one  of  the  judges  oi 

North  Wales,  d,  2  Jan.  1836. 
Oswald,  b.  in  1753;  in  holy  orders.  M.A.,  rector  of  Stoko- 

upon-Tem ;  who  m.  1st,  Mary,  dau.  of  P.  Johnson,  Esq. 

or  Semperiy;  and  2ndly,  Kaz^  dau.  of  Charles  WhHe, 

Esq.  of  MancheetOT. 
Anne,  m,  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Kozboiy. 
Theodosia,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Egerton  Leigh,  archdeacon  of 

Salop,  and  rector  of  Lymme. 
Susannah,  m.  to  the  Hon.  John  Grey,  8rd  aoa  of  the  Bad 

of  Stamford. 
Mr.  Leyoester  d.  in  1777,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldeet  son, 

Gbobob  Lbtcbstbr,  Esq.  of  Toft,  at  whoec  decease,  wua. 
in  1S09,  the  family  estates  devolved  upon  his  brother, 

Ralph  Lbtcbstbr,  Esq.  of  Toft,  who  m.  in  1762,  Charlotte, 
3rd  dau.  of  the  Rev.  Dr.  Lushiagton,  of  Eastbourne,  Sussex, 
and  had  issue, 

Ralph,  his  heir. 

Henry,  a  oapt.  hi  the  navr,  d.  at  Pisa. 

George,  fellow  of  King's  College,  Cambridge. 

William,  m.  in  the  East  Indies,  ->  dau.  of  —  Friel,  Esq., 
and  has  issue. 

Charlotte,  m.  to  Charles  Dmnbleton,  Esq.  of  Bath. 

Harriet,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Robert  Cox,  vicar  of  BridgenerOL 

Susanna 
Mr.  Leycester  was  «.  at  his  decease  by  his  ddeet  son, 

Ralph  Lstobstbr,  Esq.  of  Toft.  5.  in  17M,  M.P.  for 
Shaftesbury,  who  m.  Susaima,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Egerton  Leigh,  of  the  fiimily  of  the  West  Hall,  High  Leigh, 
and  left  at  his  decease  (with  three  daus..  Charlotte,  Emma- 
Theodosia,  and  Laura-Susanna,  which  last  d.  6  Jan.  18S5)  an 
only  son  and  heir, 

Ralph-Gbrabd  Lbtcbstxb.  Esq.  of  Toft  Hall,  6.  11  Oct. 
1817,  whom.  10  June,  1840.  Emily-EUzabeth,  dau.  of  Chas.- 
Tyrwhitt,  Jones,  Esq.,  and  dying  April  1851.  left  iasoe, 
I.  Ralph-Oswald,  now  of  Toft;  n.  Charles-Hugh;  nr.  Br- 
nest-Gcrard;  i.  Georgina-Susanna;  andix.  Amy-Theodosia. 

Arm9-^Ax.,  between  two  fleun-de-lis,  or,  a  fsnsn,  of  the 
second,  Aretty,  gu. 

Crett — A  roebuck,  per  pale,  or  and  gu..  attired,  of  Uie 
second,  holding  in  his  mouth  an  acorn-branch,  ppr. 

fiea^-'Toft  aaJl,  Knutsford,  Oheahhre. 


LEYCESTER  OF  WHITE  PLACE. 

Leycester,  Henry-Hanjibr,  Eeq,  of  White  Place, 
00.  Berks,  b.  4  March,  1808;  m.  28  April,  1852, 
Clara-Priacilla,  dau.  of  Fraocia-John  Norria,  £eq., 
only  son  of  John  Norris,  Esq.  of  Hemstead,  in 
Kent,  M.P.,  and  grandson  of  Sir  John  Norris,  admi* 
ral  of  the  fleet  temp.  Queen  Ankb,  and  haa  issue, 

I.  ABTHtTR-HANMCa,  b.  18  Jan.  1853. 

n.  Lionel  de  Walden-Hcnry,  6. 18  Oct  185d. 

HtlTCase* — GaoaoB  Lhtoiebtbb,  Esq.,  2nd  son  <tf  Qeoige 
Leycester,  Esq.  of  Toft  Hall,  by  Jane,  his  wile,  dan.  of 


LIN 

Oswald  Mosky.  Esq.  of  Anooata,  m.  Mftrtha,  dau.  of  John 
Dodaofn,  Esq.,  high-flhoiifr  of  co.  Berksj  and  by  her  had  an 
only  son  and  heir. 

Tea  Rkt.  Ralph  LBToesTBB,  of  White  Place,  who  w.  in 
1761,  Susannah,  dster  of  Sir  Walden  Haumer,  Bart.,  M.P. 
for  Sudbury,  and  d.  in  1808,  leaving  with  a  dau.  Martha. 
Eliaabeth,  m.  to  John  Adolphus,  Esq.  banistor^b-law,  an 
only  son  and  suooessor, 

OBoxos-HAimB  LsYoannum  IBaq.  of  White  Flioe,  b. 
12  July.  17«3,  who  m.  179«,  Charlotte-Jemima,  youngest 
<i«u.  of  the  late  Hana-Wintrqp  Mortimer,  Esq.  of  CUdwell, 
•o.  Derby,  M.P.  for  Shaftesbury,  by  Ann  his  wife,  only  dau. 
of  Lord  Anne  HamiHnn,  8rd  son  of  James,  Doke  of  Hamilo 
ton,  and  had  issue, 

OaoBOB-RiLLPH.  now  of  White  Place. 
Henry-Hanmer. 

Edmund-Mortimer,  oomm.  R.N.,  m.  Henrietta,  dau.  of 
g^Nerille,  RN.,  and  has  fasue,  Ralph-Neville,  and 

Oswrfd-Walden.  Augustus-Adolphusi 

Henrietta-Maria,  m.  to  Wm.  Wiud,  Esq. 
liOuiaa-GenevIeve,  m.  to  Francis  Lyne,Esq. 
Susannah,  m.  to  Capt  Poulton,  Madras  army,  and  is  since 
deceased. 
Mr.  Leyoester  d.  6  Oct.  1888. 

1-  -^Tfr^-'  •  5^"^  **'''  ^^'^y*  «^»  between  two  fleurs^ie. 
us.  of  the  second. 

CWrt— A  roebuck,  statant,  per  pale,  or  and  gu.,  attiied,  of 

tne  second,  holding  in  his  mouth  an  aoom-brandh.  ppr 

IfoMo— Dominus  illuminatio  mea. 

&(rf— White  Place,  near  Maidenhead,  Berks. 


LILLINGSTON  OF  ELMDON. 
See  SpooNER-LiLUNasTON. 

LIND  OF  RYDE. 
Lnn),  James-Plater,  Esq.  M.D.,  of  Cordtorpbiue 
Lodge,  Ryde.  Isle  of  Wight,  J.P.,  b,  16  Sept  1790; 
m.  17  Oct  1822,  Mary- Anne,  dau.  of  William  Reeks, 
Esq.  of  Bourne,  Sussex. 

fiintKfSt, — ^The  surname  of  Lynne  was  assumed  by  the 
proprietors  of  the  lands  and  barony  of  Lsmne,  in  Ayrshire, 
as  soon  as  surnames  became  hereditary  in  Sootlaod.  Waltui 
DB  Lthke  obtained  a  grant  of  the  lands  of  Pitmadie,  in 
Perthshire,  from  King  Auezaxdkb  II.,  a.d.  1244.  Prom 
the  Lynnes  of  Ayrshire  descended, 

Jakm  Lnro,  M.D.,  6.  in  Bdhibutgh,  in  in«,  so  weU 
known  for  his  medical  works,  especially  his  treatise  on  the 
scurvy,  and  his  discoyery  of  the  mode  of  procuring  fresh 
water  at  sea  by  distillation.  He  n,  Isabel,  dau.  of  John 
Dickie,  Esq.  of  Corstorphine  HIU,  accountant-general  of 
excise  in  Scotland,  and  d.  in  1794,  leaving  two  sons  and  one 
dan., 

JoBK,  of  whom  we  treat 

James  (SirX  K.C.B^  captain  R.N. 

Margaret,  who  m.  Dr.  Thomas  Meek. 
The  elder  son, 

Jomr  LixD,  Esq.,  M  J).,  6. 1761,  m.  1789,  Eliaabeth-Lydia, 
dau.  of  William  Player,  Esq.  of  Ryde,  Isle  of  Wight,  and 
sister  and  co-heiress  of  George  Player,  Esq.  of  Ryde,  and 
had  surviving  issne, 

JA)fB8-Pxu.TKB,  of  CoTstorphine  Lodge. 

EKzabeth,  m.  1820,  to  Jean-Beat-Albert  du  Thon,  lieut- 

colonel,  Taiisanne,  Switserland ;  since  deceased. 


AnM-QvLj  two  lances  or  spears,  in  saltier,  betwixt  a 
nuuet  in  <^ef,  and  a  crescent,  in  base,  arg.,  all  within  a 
border  of  the  last,  chaised  with  four  fleur»de-Iis,  and  as 
many  annulets,  altematdy,  ax. 

CV«tf— Two  laurd-branchee,  in  saltier,  i^. 

J/oM4>— Semper  viresdt  virtus. 

Seot-Cbrstorphine  Lodge,  Ryde,  Isle  of  Wight 


LINDSAYCARNEGIE  OF  SPYNIE. 

LnfSBAT-CARNEOIE,  WlLUAM-FULLARTOir,  Esq.  of 

Spynie,  and  Boysack,  in  North  Britain,  J.P.  and 
D.L.,  b.  18  May,  1788;  m,  27  Dec.  1820,  Lady  Jane- 
Christian  Carnegie,  daiu  of  William,  7th  Earl  of 
Northeak,  G.aB.,  and  by  her  (who  (f.  1  Oct  1840) 
has  isaae  BurriviDg, 

I.  John,  b.  U  Feb.  1883. 

II.  Henry-Alexander,  b.  5  July,  1886. 

ni.  Donald-Christjan-Stnchan,  b.  9  Jnly,  1840. 
I.  Mary-Elisabeth,   m.  in  Jan.   1815^  to  Major  Gooive  I 
699  * 


L  I  sr 

OordaB,  60lh  regt,  Bnigal  native  infantiy,  son  of 

Gordon  of  Hafanyre,  co.  Peebles, 
n.  Jane,  m.  1850,  to  Alexander  Lindsay,  Esq.,  formerly 

capt  8th  hussara. 
ui.  8usan»  m.  1805,  to  Robert  Ramsay,  Esq. 
IT.  Helen. 

Mr.  Carnegie,  late  a  captain  in  the  royal  artillery, 
and  hereditMy  fowler  to  the  Kings  of  Scotland,  is 
representative  of  Lady  Catherine,  sister  of  King 
Robert  HI.,  wife  of  David  Lindsay,  11th  Earl  of 
Crauford ;  of  the  Fullartons  of  that  ilk,  and  of  the 
Camegies  of  Boysack;  is  the  oldest  cadet  of  the 
noble  house  of  Northesk,  patron  of  the  parish  of 
Spynie,  oo.  Moray,  and  heir  to  the  Barony  of  Spynie. 

^illtHQt. — OonrRTOOT  Fullkrton,  of  Fallerton,  In  the 
counties  of  Perth  and  Forfar,  got  from  King  Robert  the 
Bruce  a  charter  of  the  office  of  King's  Fowler,  the  grantee 
and  his  successors  being  **  obliged  to  serre  the  king's  house 
with  wild  fowl,  when  the  king  and  his  suooessors  shall 
come  to  Forfar,  where  Fullerton  shall  be  entertained,  with 
a  servant  and  two  horses."    From  him  descended 

WiLUAX  FuLLKBTOir,  of  Fullcrton,  who  m.  about  1650, 
Margaret  Lindsay,  eldest  dau.  of  the  Snd  Lord  Spynie,  snd 
sister  to  Qeotge,  the  Srd  and  last  Lord  Spynie.  Their  Only 
son, 

WiLUAX  FvLLSBTOK,  of  Fullcrton,  by  Susan  his  wife, 
was  fitther  of 

JoRV  FiTLLERTtm,  of  Fullertou,  who  m.  Margaret  Cta- 
negie,  and  had  (besides  a  dau.,  Jean,  m.  to  Sir  John 
Wedderbum,  Bart,  of  Blackness)  a  son, 

WnjJAX  FuLLXRTON,  of  FuUcrton,  who  fn.  Susanna 
OgilTy,  and  was  fother  of  a  son,  Wiluam,  and  a  dau., 
Mai^garet,  m.  to  Walter,  commonly  called  Earl  of  Airlie| 
and  <f .  «.  p.    The  son, 

WnxiAM  Ftllkrtoh,  of  Fullerton  and  Olenquich,  who 
assumed  the  surname  of  Lindbat,  claimed  the  titie  of  Lord 
Spynie,  but  was  unsuccessfiil,  under  the  supposition  that 
the  original  grant  had  been  made  only  to  the  1st  Lord 
Spynie's  issue  male ;  this  bos  at  lost  been  clearly  proved 
to  have  been  wrong,  by  Mr.  Riddell,  the  distinguished 
writer  on  Scotch  peerage  law.  Mr.  Fullerton-Lindsay  m. 
Ist,  Stewart  only  dau.  and  heir  of  James  Camegie,  of 
Boysack,  representetive  of  the  Hon.  Sir  John  Carnegie, 
2ud  son  of  the  1st  Earl  of  Northesk,  and  by  her  had  an 
only  son,  Jamxs,  his  heir.  He  «».  2ndly,  Margaret  only 
dau.  and  heir  of  James  Blair,  Esq.  of  Ardblair,  oo.  Perth, 
but  by  her  had  no  issue.  Mr.  Fullerton-Lindsay,  who  was 
a  lieut-col.  in  the  Spanish  service,  was  «.  by  his  only  son, 

Jamxs  FuLLBRTON-LnmsAT-CARKsais,  Esq.  of  Boysack. 
Fullerton,  Glenquich,  Spynie.  and  Kinblethmont  who  m. 
in    1786,  Mary'EHsabeth,   only  dau.  and  heir  of  James 
Stradban,  Esq.,  of  the  Thornton  family,  axMl  by  her  had 
issue, 
WnxiAM,  his  heir,  and  present  laird. 
Alexander,  who  m.  81  Oct.  1820,  Amy,  only  dau.  of  Alex- 
ander Cruikshank,  Esq.  of  Strackathrow,  co.  Forfiu*.  and 

had  an  only  son,  Alexander-Cruikfihank,  b.l  Nov.  1821. 

Mr.  Lindsay,  who  was  captain  of  the  "Kelly  CasUe." 

Indiaman,  d,  26  July,  1822. 
John-Mackenzie,  a  writer  to  the  si^et  in  Edlnbuiigh,  «», 

Florence,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Charles  Brown,  and  has  a  dau.. 

Emily. 

l>otiald,  b.  1794. 
Susan,  m.  at  Edinbmi^  16  March,  1614,  to  Thomas  Tod, 

Esq.,  advocate. 
Margaret-Northesk,  d.  vnm.  28  Feb.  1818. 

Jrm»— Quarteiiy:   1st  GABNBaic;   2nd,  LnrnaAT;  trd« 

FULLBBTOir. 

Crt$t»—lst^  Carnegie  ;  2nd,  Livdbat  ;  8rd,  Fuujkbtov. 
Sea/— Kinblethmont  near  Arbroath,  co.  Forlar. 


LINDSAY  OF  BALCABREa 

LiKDSAT,  Jambs,  Esq.  of  Balcarres  and  Leuchars, 

CO.  Fife,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  lieut-gen.  in  the  army,  b. 

17  April.  1793 ;  m.  2  April,  1823,  Anne,  eldest  dau. 

of  the  late  Sir  Coutto  Trotter,  Bart.,  and  has  issue, 

L  Coons  LiimSAT,  (BirX  Bait,  b.  2  Feb.  1894,  an  oOloer 

in  the  Orenadler^giiards. 
n.  Bobert  6. 17  April,  1888. 

I.  Maigant  «»•  38  July,  184«,  to  Alaxr.  William,  Loid 
lindsay. 

II.  Mary-Anne,  m.  1854.  to  Bobert-Staynar  Holfoid,  Esq. 
of  Weston  Bin,  oo.  Gloucester. 

Qeneral  Lindsay  is  eldest  son  of  the  Hon.  Robert 
Lindsay,  2nd  son  of  Jamesy  5th  Earl  of^Baloannej^ 


LIN 


LIN 


Arm$—q^MiaAy:  1st  and  4th,  gu.,  a  tmae,  (dieqay,  ai^r. 
and  auL,  for  LiHinAT ;  2nd  and  3rd,  or,  a  lion,  ramtMnt,  go., 
debnuMd  of  a  riband,  in  bend,  aa.,  for  ABEiwrm ;  all 
within  a  borduro,  of  the  third,  »eat6o  ot  aters,  or. 

Crett—A  tentk  ppr,  sem^  of  stars,  or. 

Motto — Astra  eastra,  namen  lumen. 

fifoff— Balcarres,  and  Leochars,  both  in  the  oo.  of  Flib. 


LINDESAY  OF  LOUGHRY. 

LiUDBSAT,  Frbdebick,  Esq.  of  Loughiy,  co. 
Tyrone,  J,P.  and  D.L.,  to.  1866. 

fiintKQt. — ^The  first  of  the  Lougfary  and  Tullahoge 
fiunily  of  lindesay  was  Robsbt  LnmBSAT,  chief  harbinger 
and  comptroller  of  the  artillery  to  King  Jamxs  I.,  <^ 
England ;  he  was  son  of  Thomas  lindesay,  collector  depute 
within  the  bounds  of  Lothian,  and  searcher-general  at 
Leith  and  ftiowdon  Herald  in  the  years  1562,  1580,  and 
1502.  He  was  a  descendant  of  the  Lords  Lindesay  of  the 
Byres,  progenitors  of  the  late  Earl  of  Crawfurd  and 
Lyndesay,  who  d.  in  1808.  The  chief  harbinger,  Robert 
lindesay,  had  two  sons,  Bobkbt,  ancestor  of  the  Loughry 
&mily;  and  AuexAimKB,  M.D.,  ancestor  of  Ltitdssat  qf 
Cakoo,  stated  to  have  been  killed  at  the  siege  of  Deny. 
The  eldest  son, 

Bobkbt  Lindbsat,  Esq.  of  Lougfary,  oo.  "Tyrone,  an 
ofl&oor  in  the  royal  army  at  Worcester,  d.  1674,  sged  70, 
leaving  a  son, 

Bobkbt  Lihdbsat,  Esq.  of  Loughry,  a  reAigee  in  Deny, 
during  the  siege  <tf  1689,  who  d.  1691,  leaving  issue,  Bobkbt 
Likdbsat,  of  Loughiy,  Judge  of  the  Common  Pleas,  d. «.  p, 
1742.  and 

JoHH  LofDBSAT,  Esq.  ot  Loughry,  who  d.  1761,  and  was 
9.  by  his  son, 

Bobkbt  Lihdbsat,  Esq  of  Lougluy,  who  d.  1823,  leaving 
a  son, 

JoHB  Lnn>K8AT,  Esq.  of  Loughiy,  ^^o  d,  1836.    His  son, 

JoHB  LiVDKSAT,  Esq.  ot  Loughry,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  d.  1848, 
and  was  «.  by  his  son,  the  presoit  Fbbdkbick  Lihdbsat, 
Esq.  of  Lou^iry. 

Arm»—Q\i.,  a  fesse,  ohequy.  ai^.  and  as.,  three  mullets  in 
ohieC  of  the  seoond,  aiul  a  crescent,  ppr.,  in  batM. 
Crt$t — A  swan,  ppr.,  standing,  his  wings  dosed. 
Seat — ^Lougfary,  co.  Tyrone. 


LINDESAY  OF  CAHOO. 

Lindesay,  "Walter,  Esq.  of  Qreenyille,  co.  Dublin, 
and  Glen  View,  co.  Wicklow,  J.P.,  barrister-at-law, 
6.  10  April,  1808 ;  to.  28  March,  1888,  Harriet  Cole, 
2nd  dau.  of  WUliam  CorDiah,  Esq.  of  Morazion, 
Cornwall,  and  haa  issue, 

L  Walteb-Bbocab,  6.  25  Deo.  1848. 

I.  Nora-Cole.  u.  Harriet-Mary-Anne-Foster. 

ni.  Frances-Honom. 

ILtntafff. — ^Alexahdeb  Lihdbbat,  lf.D.,  Snd  son  of 
Bobert  Lindesay,  Esq.,  the  chief  harbinger  (Me  Lihdbbat  of 
Lougkry)y  m.  Miss  Cheevers,  of  Desertcrete,  and  had  a  son, 

Waltkb  Lihdbsat,  Esq.  of  Cahoo,  co.  l^yrone,  J. P.,  who 
TO.  Miss  Stewart,  and  d.  1742,  leaving  two  sons,  Alxxahdxb, 
of  whom  presently;  and  John,  in  holy  orders,  ancestor  of 
the  Bcv.  John  Lindesay,  vicar  of  Stanford  in  Avon.  The 
elder  son, 

Thb  Bkv.  Albxahdkb  Lihdkbat,  rector  of  Kilmore,  co. 
Monaghan,  m.  Miss  E.  Bichardson,  dau.  of  the  Bev.  Mr. 
Kchardson,  of  Somerset,  co.  Deny,  and  had  a  dau..  Hannah, 
wife  of  John  Bichardson,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Farlou^  House, 
CO.  Tsrrone,  and  two  sons,  Waltbb,  his  heir;  and  Bobert, 
grandfather  of  the  late  Oen.  EfBngham  Lindesay,  of  Con- 
stance, Switserland.    The  elder, 

Thk  Bev.  Walteb  Likdesat,  b.  1783,  rector  of  Bellaghy, 
CO.  Deny,  b.  1733 ;  w.  1757,  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  Sir  Nicholas 
Forster,  Bart.,  and  dying  in  1776,  left  two  sons,  i.  Alkzandeb, 
in  holy  orders,  rector  of  Balhdrum,  co.  Louth,  b.  in  1757, 
father  of  an  only  dau.,  Louisa;  and  ii.  Bobkbt.  6.  in  1766, 
who  m.  1804,  Georgina,  dau.  and  heir  of  the  Very  Bev. 
John  Brocas,  dean  of  Klllala  (the  representative  of  the 
noble  French  family  of  Brocns),  and  dying  in  1839,  left 
issue,  WAI.TEB,  now  of  Greenville,  and  one  dau.,  Eleanor- 
Maria,  who  d.  UHm.  1845. 

Arm»—AA  Lihdbbat  cfLomghry. 

fi«l«— Greenville,  oo.  Dublhi,  and  Glcnvicw,  co.  Wi.  klow. 
700 


UNDSEY  OF  HOLLYMOUNT  HOUSE. 
L1ND6ET,  THOMAfi-SPEircBB,  Ebq.  of  Hollyiuouut 
House,  00.  Mayo,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  higfa-sfaeriff  1822, 
h.  81  July,  1790 ;  to.  11  May,  1818,  MaiKaret-Heater, 
only  dau.  of  the  late  Richard -Alexander -Oswald, 
Esq.  of  Auchencrulve,  and  has  issue, 
X.  Biohabd-Alkxahdkb,  late  an  oflloer  im  th*  amy,  h, 

15  Manoh,  1828. 
n.  Thomas  Spencer,  6.  7  May.  183& 

I.  Anne-Sleanoi^Matilda-NiDa,  ■».  4  Nor.  IMl.  to  tke 
Baron  Godeftoy  de  Blofsy,  of  Blonyand  Yeney,  in  the 
Canton  de  Yaud,  Switaeriand. 
n.  Lucy.  xn.  EUxabeth-Fnoeea. 

IT.  LUliM-MaigaretJane.        ▼.  Oatherino-Mary. 

S.tltraSf.'— Tkwab  LnrD8BT,  Esq.,  a  yoonger  aon  of 
Thomas  Lihdskt,  Esq.  of  Turin  OasUe,  00.  Mayo,  and  a 
descendant  of  the  great  Scottish  house  of  Isndaay.  at.  in 
1757,  Frdnces-Muschamp  Yesey,  granddau.  <d  Dr.  John 
Yeeey.  archbishop  of  Tuam,  and  had  an  only  son, 

Thomas  Lihdskt.  Esq.  of  Hollymount,  who  ■».  in  1784. 
Lady  Maigaret-Eleanor  Bingham,  dan.  of  Charloa.  1st  Barl 
of  Lucan,  and  by  her  (who  d.  in  1839)  had  Issoe, 

Thomas-Spehcbb,  now  of  UoDymount. 

Charles-Bichard,  in  the  royal  navy,  went  down  in  Uie  old 

Blenheim,  in  1807,  with  Sr  Thomas  TrowbridmL 
WilUam-Henry-Bingfaain,  Ueut.  in  the  10th  hussaxB^  at 

Waterloo,  d.  in  India,  in  1822. 
Maxgaret-Louisa,  la.  to  the  Bev.  J.-G.  Porter,  eldest  son 

of  the  late  bishop  of  Clogher. 
Anne.  m.  to  the  Hon.  and  Bev.  J.-O.  Bmwne,  brotiier  of 

Lord  Oranmore. 

Eleanor,  m.  to  James  Beed.  Esq..  and  d.  in  1840. 
Emily  m.  to  the  Bev.  Edmund  Dowdney. 
Louisa. 

^rau— Gu..  a  fSasse^  ohequy,  azg.  and  as.,  between  three 
mullets,  of  the  second. 
Crut — An  eagle,  diq>layed,  with  two  necka. 
Seat— Hollymount  House,  HoUymount,  00.  Mayo. 


UNGEN  OF  PENLANOLK 

LiNOEN,  Hknrt,  E«q.  of  Penlanole,  co.  Radnor, 
J. P.,  high-sheriff  1889-40,  bamster-at-law,  6. 16  Aug. 
1803;  TO.  7  May,  1837,  Priscilla,  dau.  of  Joseph 
Jones,  Elsq.  of  Aberystwith,  oa  Cardigan,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Hbmbt-Jobbs,  6.  8  Oct.  1839. 

n.  Chariea-Nelson,  6.  SI  Oct  1848. 

%intli^, — ^The  Penlanole  family  is  descended  from  Bib 
JoHH  LxHOKH.  of  Stoke  Edith,  in  the  county  of  HerefSoid, 
who  was  owner  of  great  possessions  iu  Hereforddiice. 
In  the  struggle  between  Chablbs  I.  and  his  Parliament  9x 
Heniy  lingen  espoused  the  Boyal  cause  and  for  aotne  time 
maintained  a  troop  of  horse  for  the  king's  service.  By  this 
and  consequent  fines  and  confiscations  Sir  Henry^  estates 
were  much  reduced.  At  one  time  he  was  fined  £5000.  the 
highest  simi  levied  on  a  commoner.  These  leases  were 
never  remembered  by  Chablbs  II. 

James  Lihobh.  Esq.  of  Thinghill  Court,  00.  Heraford,  si. 
Miss  Birt,  of  London,  and  had  (with  three  daus.  Margaret,  ai. 
to  Mr.  GodshsU ;  Eleanor,  m.  to  F.  Lane,  Esq.  of  Hampton ; 
and  Fanny,  m.  to  W.-A  Adams,  Esq.  ot  Pinhalt»  oa  Hare- 
ford)  an  only  son, 

William  Lihoeh,  Esq.  of  Button,  co.  Hereford,  who  m, 
Jane,  seoond  dau.  of  Bichard  Homing,  Esq.  of  the  DuffieUs, 
in  the  same  shire,  and  by  her  had  a  son.  William,  of  whom 
presently,  and  throe  daus.,  viz.  Jsne,  m.  to  Houy  Unett, 
Esq.  of  Frenes  Court,  co.  Hereford  ;  Maigaret,  i».  to  John 
Griffiths,  Esq..  twice  mayor  of  Hereford ;  and  Nancy,  n.  to 
William  Cook,  Esq.  of  Munderfield,  co.  Hereford.  The  only 
son, 

WiLUAM  LiHom,  Esq.  of  Bur^iill  Lodge.  00.  Hereford, 
m.  1796,  Anne,  only  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Barrett,  1^.  of 
Hollins  Hill,  and  had  Issue, 

I.  Hehbt,  of  Penlanole. 

n.  Charles,  M.D.,  fellow  of  the  Boy.  CoDege  of  8nigeon% 
and  senior  surgeon  to  the  Hereford  County  Infinnary, 
m.  Ellen.  8rd  dau.  of  the  Lite  Bev.  Charles  Tavlor,  D  J)., 
chancellor  of  the  diocese  of  Hereford,  and  has  iasue, 
1  Chailes-James.  2  John  Tt^lor. 

1  Eliza-Jane.  S  EDen-Mary. 

8  Alice-Maigarst.  4  Blanche-Bophia. 

5  Florence- Anna. 


Jigitized  by  VjOOQI, 


LIS 

I.  llMv-Ann^  d.  17  May,  1887.  ii.  SqpblA. 

III.  EUaa.  IV.  Margaret. 

T.  Jane,  m.  to  the  Ber.  Joaeph-Henry  Barker,  M.A. 

Arm$   Banyofaix,  or  and  as.,  on  a  bend,  gu.,  three  roaas, 

vrett — Out  of  a  duoal  coronet,  or,  a  garb^  vert. 
£leal— Fenlanole,  oo.  Badnor. 


LISTER  OF  BURWELL  PARK. 

Lism,  Matthkw-Henrt,  Esq.  of  Bnrwell  Pai^, 
oo.  Linooln,  b,  1801;  m.  1828,  ArabelU,  youngest 
(lau.  of  the  late  John  Cracroft,  Esq.  of  Hackthoru 
Hall,  00.  Lincoln,  and  has  issue, 

L   MATrRBW-HaNBT. 

L  Emily-Sophia,  m.  to  the  Bev.  William  B.  Maraden. 
n.  lAioy.  m.  FIoreuoe-ArabeUa. 

rv.  Auguata-Penelope-Aiuie. 

Mr.  Lister  is  one  of  the  co-heirs  of  the  Barony  of 
Kyme. 

ILitltKSt* — ^Thia  is  the  senior  line  of  the  ancient  fiunily 
of  lister,  of  which  the  noble  house  of  BibUeadale  ia  a  junior 
branch. 

StB  William  Lutxb,  Knt  of  Thornton  (aon  of  Laurence 
Lister.  Esq.  of  Midhope,  by  Evereld,  hia  wife,  dau.  of  Sir 
John  Sayer,  and  grandaon  of  William  lister,  Baq.,  who  pur- 
efaaaed  Thornton,  in  Craven,  and  who  waa  elder  brother  of 
Thomaa  liater,  ancestor  of  the  Listxbs  of  Oiibumt  Park, 
oo.  York)  m.  Maiy,  dau.  of  Sir  Henry  Bellassrs,  Bart  of 
Newboroogh,  and  left  at  hia  deoeaae.  in  1060,  with  other 
iaaue.  l  Willulm  Listbe,  Eaq.  of  Thornton ;  and  ii.  Sot 
MAmmr  Lisrca,  Knt,  the  well-known  physician.  Hia  auc- 
oeasor  at  Burwell, 

Matthsw  LisrBB,  Esq.  of  Burwell  Park,  m.  1089,  Eleanor, 
dau.  and  eventual  heir  of  Sir  Charlea  Dymoke,  Knt.  of  Scri- 
velaby,  ohampioo  to  James  II..  great-great-grandson  of  Sir 
Bdward  Dymoke,  Knt,  diampion  to  Queen  Bluabcth,  by 
Anne  Talboya,  hia  wife,  alater  and  co-heir  of  Oilbcbt  Tal- 
BOTa  Baboh  Talbots  or  Ktmk,  and  waa  father  of 

Matthew  Listeb,  Esq.  of  Burwell  Park,  who  d.  1744,  and 
was*,  by  his  son, 

Matthew  Luteb.  Esq.  of  Burwell  Park.  m.  Grace,  widow 
of  Sir  Bdward  Boughton,  Bart,  and  dau.  of  Sir  John  Shuok- 
buTifh,  Burt,  and  d.  in  Jan.  1780,  having  had  a  aon, 

Matthbw-Dtmokb  Listeb.  Esq.  of  Burwell  Park,  who  m. 
Lydia,  only  child  and  heiress  of  Joseph  Bancroft,  Esq.,  and 
by  her  (who  m.  2ad]y,  Joseph  Livesey,  Esq.)  left^  at  hia  de- 
cease, in  1773.  a  son, 

MATTBEw-BAHCBorr  Listeb,  Esq.  of  Burwell  Paik,  who 
claimed  the  barony  of  Kyme.  He  m  1799,  Miaa  Sophia 
Brunton,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1851)  had  issue, 

Matthew-Heitbt,  now  of  BurweU. 

John-Samuel,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of  WHUam  Wilcox,  Esq. 
of  Halifax,  and  has  William,  Matthew,  and  four  daus. 

Joseph-Martin.  Oeonre-Arthur,  barriater-at-law. 

AlAred-Bdward. 

Lydia  Boughton,  m.  to  the  Bev.  O.  Jackaon. 

Sophia,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Francis  Pickford. 

Mary,  m.  to  George  Marmaduke  Alington,  Esq.  of  Swin- 

hope,  CO.  Lincoln. 

EUen-Fiances. 

Mr.  lister  d.  Oct  14, 184S. 

Arwu    Brm.,  on  a  fosse,  sa.,  three  muDets,  or. 

Cnd—A  stag'a  head,  erased,  ppr. 

Jfotto— Est  modus. 

iSeiK— Burwell  Park,  near  Louth,  lincolnsbire. 


LISTER  OF  OUSEFLEBT  aRANQB. 

LiSTBR,  RoBKBT-CoRNELiUB,  Esq.  of  Ousefleet 
Grange,  ca  York,  J.P.,  6-17  April,  1818 ;  m.  2d  April, 
1842,  Elizabeth-Comwall,  dau.  of  Jaryis  Empson, 
Esq.  of  Qoole  Hall,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Jambs-Emfsoh,  b.  7  July,  1851. 

I.  EUaabeth-Empson.  n.  Alice. 

Hdltafft. — GeoBOB  Stovw,  Esq.  son  of  Geobob  Sroviir, 
Skj.  of  Tetley  House,  co.  Lincoln,  took  the  surname  and 
arma  of  Listeb,  under  the  will  of  Thomas  lister,  Esq.  of 
Girsby  House,  co.  Lincoln.  By  Elizabeth  hia  wife,  he  was 
father  of 

Jambs  Listbb,  Esq.,  who  si.  in  1800,  Alios,  dau.  of 
Bobert  Spofforth,  Esq.  of  Howden,  E.B.  ea  York,  and  by 
her  had  a  aon,  the  preient  BoBEBT-Comrxuvs  Listeb,  Esq. 
<^  Ousefleet  Grange. 
701 


LIT 

^rm«->Erm.,  on  a  fosse,  sa.,  three  mullets,  or. 
Crett—A  stag's  head,  issuing  ttom  a  ducal  coronet 
Jf(t>tto— Betinens  vestigia  famae. 
i8eat^--Ousefleet  Gxange,  near  Goole,  oo.  York. 


LITTLE  OF  LLANVAIR  GRANGE. 

L  ITT  LI,  William -HuNTEB,  Esq.  of  Llanvair 
Grange,  co.  Monmouth,  J.P.,  high-sheriff  1852,  6. 
Oct  1790;  in.  1st,  Aug.  1881,  Mary- Katharine- 
Newman,  dan.  of  the  Rer.  Dr.  Rogers,  of  Rains- 
combe  House,  CO.  WUts;  and  2ndly,  May,  1836, 
Georgiana,  dau.  of  Winohoome-Henry  Hartley,  Esq., 
formerly  Judge  of  the  Vice- Admiralty  Court  at  the 
Cape  of  Good  Hope,  and  his  wife.  Lady  Louisa 
Lumley,  dau.  of  Richard,  4th  Earl  of  Scarborough. 
By  his  1st  wife  he  had  one  dau.,  Louisa-Elizabeth- 
ELatharine,  m.  1854,  to  Frederick-Townley  Parker, 
Esq.,  son  of  Thomas-Townley  Parker,  Esq.,  M.P.,  of 
Cuerden  Hall,  co.  Lancaster.  By  his  2nd  wife  he 
has, 

I.  GBOBOE-SAvrLB-LuxLEV,  6.  Feb.  1837. 

n.  James-Law-Charles-Himter,  6.  Aug.  1844. 

m.  William-Hunter-Buller,  b.  Nov.  1847. 

I.  Emma-Georgiana-Charlotte. 

n.  Henrietta-Hannah-Louiaa. 

in.  Barbaxa-EUaabeth-Maiia. 

%ilXtJi^t* — Gboboe  Lrrruc,  Esq.,  who  m.  Henrietta- 
Maria,  dau.  of  Samuel  Forth,  Esq.,  barrister-at-law,  had 
two  aoDB,  SiMOB,  and  Samuel,  D.D.,  who  m.  Georgiana- 
Augusta,  dau.  of  Augustua,  4th  Earl  of  Berkeley,  and 
relict  of  the  Earl  of  Granard.    The  elder  aon, 

SmoH  Ijttle,  Esq.,  ».  Letitia,  aister  of  Sir  James 
Bond,  Bart  of  Coolamber  Houae,  oo.  Longford,  and  had 
issuer  Gbobob,  of  whom  presently ;  Jamea ;  and  EUzabeth. 
The  elder  son, 

Geobob  LrrrLE,  Esq.  of  Llanvair  Grange,  m.  in  1789, 
Louiaa,  youngeat  dau.  of  William  Hornby,  Eaq.  of  The 
Hook,  CO.  Hanta,  many  yeara  governor  of  Bombay,  while 
Warren  Hastings  waa  governor  of  Bengal,  and  by  heir  (who 
d.  1884)  had  iaaue, 

WiLUAM-HuNTEB.  of  LUnvair  Grange. 

John-Hornby,  E.  I.  C.  civil  aervice,  d,  wim.  In  18S0. 

James,  barriater-at-law. 

Emma,  tm,  in  1842,  to  Charles-Reginald  BuUer,  Eaq.  of  the 
dvil  service,  Ceylon,  aon  of  the  late  James  Buller,  Esq., 
clerk  of  the  Privy  CoundL 

Georgiana,  d.  nam. 
Mr.  LitUe  d.  1820. 

Arpu    Sa.,  a  chev..  engr.,  aig. 
Cre$t — A  leopard's  hea(C  ppr. 
Motto — Magnum  in  parvo. 
Seat — Llanvair  Orange,  co.  Monmouth 


LITTLEDALE  OF  BOLTON  HALL. 

LiTTLEDALE,  Mart,  of  Bolton  Hall,  CO.  Tork,  b. 
16  Nor.  1779.  This  lady  is  the  eldest  dau.  of  the 
late  PuDBET  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Lsngcliff  Hall  and 
Bolton  Hall  {$ee  page  284),  and  widow  of  Anthony 
LiTTLEDALE,  Esq.  By  him,  who  was  b.  2  Oct  1777| 
and  d.  20  Jan.  1820,  Mrs.  Littledale  has  issue, 

I.  HavBT-AirrHOMT,  J.P.,  6.  10  March,  1810,  barriater^ 
at4aw,  m.  4  Sept  1846,  Maiy-Elisabeth,  eldest  dau. 
of  John  Armytage,  Eeq.  (eldest  son  of  Sir  George 
Armytage,  Bart.),  by  M&iy  his  wife,  dau.  of  William 
Asehoton,  Esq.  of  Downham  Hall,  co.  Lancaater,  and 
haa  issue, 

1  Hembt-Wiluam-Asshstob,  b.  «  Sept.  1846. 

2  Godfrey- ArmytMre,  b.  16  Sept  1864. 
1  Edith.  2  Mary-Oeotigiana. 

II.  Willlam-Dawaon,  b.  27  June,  1811,  m.  20  Feb.  1836, 
Francea-Florinda-Matilda-Mxirray,  dau.  of  Mi^or-Gen. 
Charlea  Cobbe.  R.H.A.,  and  haa  iaaue, 

1  Ambrose-Da wsoN,  6.  in  1840. 

2  Harold-DawBon.  6.  1849. 

1  Florinda-Mary-Cobbe.         2  Geoxgtea-Beresford. 

I.  Elizabeth-Anne,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Bobert-WUliam  Good 
enough. 

n.  Mary-Jane,  m.  to  Gwalter-Boranakill-Congrove  Lons- 
dale, Baq. 

m.  Caroline,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Wllloughby-John-Edward 
Booke. 


LIT 

V.illtHHt. — OuoHTBED  DC  BoLTON,  Uvlng  temp.  Hekbt  I., 
held  among  other  poesesslonB  the  manor  of  Bolton  by  Bow- 
I  ud.  Seventh  in  deaoent  ftt>m  him  waa  John  dk  Boltok, 
bow-bearer  of  the  forest  of  Bowland,  upon  whose  death, 
without  issue,  temp.  Edward  III.,  tiie  manor  of  Bolton 
devolved  upon  his  cousin,  John  db  Pudbet,  son  of  his 
aunt,  Catherine  de  Bolton  (the  eldest  dau.  and  eventually 
coheiress  of  his  grandfather,  John  de  Bolton)  by,  Simon  de 
Pudsey.  For  fourteen  generations  it  remained  with  his 
ronle  descendants  (of  whom  we  may  in  passing  name  Sir 
Ralph  Pudsey,  Knt,  the  entertainer  of  King  Henbt  YI.  at 
Bolton,  and  Thoxab  Pxjdbvy,  the  fHend  of  the  gallant 
Eaxi  of  Surrey),  until  the  demise  of  Ambrose  Pudsey,  Esq., 
whose  nephew  (the  son  of  his  sister,  JjlNE  Pudset,*  and  her 
husband,  William  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Langcliff),  Ambbosb 
Dawson,  Esq.  of  Llandiff  Hall,  co.  York,  eventually 
inherited  the  property.  Mr.  Dawson  d.  in  1794,  leaving 
by  Mary  his  wife,  sister  of  Sir  Willoughby  Aston.  Bart., 
a  son  and  successor,  Pudsst  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Langcliff 
and  Bolton  Hall,  6.  in-  1752,  who  m.  Miss  Elizabeth-Anne 
Scott,  and  dying  in  1816,  left  amongst  other  surviving 
issue,  the  present  Pudsst  Dawson,  Esq.  of  Langcliff  Hall 
and  Hornby  Castle  (ne  that  name)^  and  Ma&t,  the  present 
Mrs.  Littledalb,  of  Bolton  Hall. 

JsLtnH^  at  Etttle^ale. 

Of  the  family  of  Littledale,  which  appears  to  have  resided 
at  Ennerdale,  in  Cumberland,  at  the  date  of  the  Reformation, 
was  Joseph  Littledale,  who  removed  to  Whitehaven.  His 
eldest  son,  Joseph  Littledalb,  m.  Mary,  eldest  dau.  and 
co-heir  of  Isaac  Langton,  Esq.  of  The  How,  in  Ennerdale, 
by  Frances,  his  wife,  eldest  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Anthony 
Patriokson,  Esq.  of  The  How  and  Linethwaite,  and  had 
issue, 

I.  lAAAO,  who  n.  Mary,  dau.  of  Hartley,  Esq.,  and  had 
issue, 

1  Isaac,  d  in  1843. 

2  Thomas,  of  Braystones,  co.  Cumberland,  and  High- 
field  House,  CO.  Lancaster,  m.  Sarah,  dau.  of  Thomas, 
Molvneux,  Ksq..  and  has  issue,  Thomas,  who  m.  a  dau. 
of  clement  Royas,  Esq. ;  Alft^  who  d.  in  1842 ;  John- 
Bolton ;  and  Annie. 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  to  Wordsworth,  Esq. 

2  Mary,  m.  to  Atkinson,  Esq. 

u.  Henry,  who  m,  Sarah,  dau.  of  John  Wilkinson,  Esq.  of 
Whitehaven,  and  had  issue, 

1  Joseph  (8ir)rKnt.,  one  of  the  Judges  of  the  court  of 
Queen's  Bench,  and  a  privr  councillor,  b.  20  May, 
1767,  m.  Miss  Hannah  Timberlak^  and  d,  26  June, 
1842,  leaving  a  dau.  Elizabeth,  wife  of  Thomas  Coventry, 

2  John,  m.  1st,  Miss  Whiteley.  and  had  by  her  two  sons, 
Harold,  who  m.  Maigaret,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Tobin, 
Knt,  and  has  Issue;  and  Edward.  He  m.  2ndly, 
Hannah,  dau.  of  —  Moore,  Esq. 

8  Johnson- Wilkinson,  m.  and  had  issue. 
4  Isaac,  d.  81  May,  1828. 

6  Henry,  d.  itnta.  6  Thomas,  d  vmm. 

7  Anthony,  who  m.  Maiy,  eldest  dau.  of  Pudskt 
Dawson,  Esq.,  and  had  issue. 

8  Alfred,  d.  unm.  9  Edward,  d.  in  1837. 

10  Geoige-Decimus,  m.  Harriet,  dau.  of  T.-H.  France^ 
Esq.,  and  d.  in  1826,  leaving  issue,  Geoiige,  6.  in  1($24 ; 
Harriet ;  and  Emily,  m.  to  —  French,  Bsq. 

*  Jane  Pudsey,  the  wife  of  William  Dawson,  Esq.,  was  dau. 
of  Ambbosb  Pddsbt.  Esq.  of  Bolton,  giandson  of  Ambbosb 
Pudsey,  of  Bolton,  Esq.,  by  Bridget  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir 
Richard  Sandford,  of  Howgm  Castle,  co.  Westmoreland,  and 
6th  in  lineal  descent  fVom  Thomas  Pudsev,  of  Bolton,  Esq.. 
by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau.,  and,  in  her  inue,  co-heiress  of 
John,  Lord  Scrope,  of  Bolton  Castle.  Thomas  Pudsby  was 
son  and  heir  of  Henry  Pudsey,  of  Bolton,  and  Joan  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Sir  Ralph  Eure,  and  grandson  of  Thomas  Pudbet, 
Esq.  of  Bolton,  and  Mai^iret  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of 
Roger  Pilldnffton,  Eso.  of  PiUdngton,  co.  Luicaster.  The 
last-named  "^omas  Pudsey,  Esq.,  was  son  of  Hekby 
Pudsey.  Lord  of  Bolton,  by  Margaret  his  wife.  dau.  of 
Sir  John  Conyers,  Knt.  of  Hornby  Castle,  co.  York,  and 
great-grandson  of  Sir  Ralph  Pudsey,  Knt.  Lord  of  Bolton, 
81  Henbt  VI.,  by  Margaret  Tunstall,  of  Thiriand  Castle 
(bv  Eleanor,  dau.  of  Henry,  Lord  Pitz-Hugh,  K.O.);  this 
lady  was  sister  to  Sir  Richard  Tunfctall.  K^.,  and  aunt  to 
Cuthbert  Tunstall.  biflhop  of  Durham,  and  Sir  Brian  Tunstall, 
who  was  killed  at  Floddeu.  Sir  Ralph  Pudsey  was  son  of 
Sir  John  Pudsey,  Knt.  of  Bolton  and  Barforth  (by  Maiigaret 
his  wife,  only  child  of  Sir  WiUiam  Eure,  Knt.,  by  Isabella, 
only  child  of  Sir  Adomar  de  Athol.  brother  and  representative 
of  David  de  Strabolgi,  Earl  of  Athol),  grandson  of  Henry 
Pudsey,  living  27  Edwabd  III.,  by  Elizabeth  his  wife,  dau. 
and  heir  of  John  Layton,  of  Barforth  Castle,  and  6th  in 
descent  fh>m  Simon  Pudbby,  who  m.  temp.  Edward  I.. 
Cathbbihb  de  Bolton 
702 


L  L  0 

1  Elizabeth,  m.  to  John  Bolton,  Esq.  of  Stan's  HalL 

2  Maiy,  m.  to  Samuel  Stainiforth,  Eisq. 
8  Annabella,  m.  to  J.-D.  Case,  Esq. 

m.  Thomas,  m.  Susannah,  dau.  and  oo-beir  of  C3iazlea 
Allen,  Esq.  of  Rotterdam,  and  d.  in  1809.  leaving  iasoe, 
1  Charies,  of  Portland  Place,  6.  1778,  ».  5  Maj,  ISOS, 
Louisa,    dau.   of  S.   Oastell,  Esq,  and  d.   18    Apsil, 
1849,  leaving  issue, 

Chariee-Richard,  of  Scarlets,  near  Maideubead.  6. 1M7. 
tn.  1886,  Emily,  dau.  of  Charies  HammexBley,  Es^ 
Edward,  miyjor  1'^  royal  dngoons. 
Arthur,  b.  1815,  m.  1st,  18S6.  Henrietta,  dau.  ef 
George  Law,  Esq.,  H.E.I.C.B.,  and  by  her  (who  4, 
1847)  has,  Arthur,  6.  1842,  and  other  iaroe:  he  m. 
2ndly,  1853,  Miss  Emily  Barnes,  by  whom  he  hsa 
issue. 

Louisa-So|^iia,  m,  to  John-Lloyd,  sen  of  the  late  Sir 
William  Clayton,  Bart 
S  Joseph,  of  Norfolk  Street,  Park  Lane. 
8  Henry,  of  Kempston  Grange.  Beds. 

1  Mary,  m.  to  Goaft^y  Thornton,  Esq.  of  ] 

2  Julia  m.  to  the  Rev.  Richard  Dawk 
8  Susan,  m.  to  John  Dixon,  Esq. 

.^mu— For  Littledalb— Quarterly :  1st  and  4th,  aiig.,  a 
lion,  passant,  gu.,  on  a  chief;  az.,  three  croes-croesleti,  of 
the  field,  Lrrn^EDALE;  2Dd,  per  pale,  arg.  and  or,  three 
chevronels,  gu.,  Lanoton;  8rd,  or,  a  fease,  between  three 
greyhounda,  courant,  sa.,  Patbicxbon.  For  Dawbqn— 
Quarter] V  of  eight  coats:  i.  Dawbon,  az.,  on  a  bond, 
engrailed,  azg.,  uiree  daws,  sa. ;  n.  Pudsbt.  vert,  a  dtev. 
between  three  spur  rowels,  or;  xu.  Bolion,  gu..  a  cfaev., 
between  three  mullets,  axg.,  in  chief;  two  bird  bolta,  pale- 
wise,  feathered  tipwtuids,  or;  nr.  Latok,  arg.,  a  fesse, 
between  six  cross-oroaslets,  fltdi^  sa. ;  t.  Stbaboloi, 
paly  of  six,  or  and  sa..  on  a  canton,  in  chief;  qiiarterly,  or 
and  gu.,  a  bend,  sa.  (for  Eubb}  ;  ti.  PrumraroH,  ig.,  a 


croas-patonoe,  voided,  gu.;  vu.  Sgbopb;  as., 

viii.  dANDPOBD,  per  chev.,  sa.  and  erm.,  in  chie^  two  bean* 

heads,  arg. 

Ore$t^-Ot  Ltttledalb— A  demi-Iion,  gu..  gorged  with  a 
collar,  gemelle,  axg.,  holding  in  the  dexter  paw  a  uoes 
croeslet,  of  the  second. 

Motto— Vmo  et  spenu 

fiMl— Bolton  Bin,  near  Bkipion  in  Craven. 


LLEWELLIN  OF  HOLM  WOOD. 

Lliweluk,  RICHA.RD,  Esq.  of  Holm  Wood,  co. 
Gloucester,  and  Tregwynt,  co.  Pembroke,  J.P.,  Wgh- 
8herifiri840,  b,  29  March,  1802. 

%itltHfit» — RiOHABD  LLEWELLnr,  Esq.  of  Holm  Woedi. 
b.  1  Nov.  1750,  son  and  heir  (by  Mary  his  wife,  dau.  <^  Joha 
Williams,  Esq.  of  Trearchid,  oo.  Pembroke)  of  Richard  Lle- 
wellin,  Esq.  of  Holm  Wood,  who  migrated  Anom  Pembroke* 
shire  to  Bristol,  m.  14  Jan.  1800,  Anna-Maria  Amea,  sister 
of  Lionel  Lyde,  Esq.  of  Ayott  St.  Lawrence,  Herts,  and  Levi 
Ames,  Esq.  of  the  Hyde,  Beds,  and  by  her  had  iamie. 

RiCHABD,  of  Holm  Wood. 

Thomaa,  b.  8  Dec.  1806,  of  Olveston  Court,  co.  Glonoestor. 

Anna- Maria,  m.  80  May,  1889,  to  the  Rev.  William  PuiceO. 

Elisabeth,  m.  1834,  to  Captain  Thomaa-Diglnr  Bobevti, 
H.E.I.C.S. 

Phoebe,  and  Emma,  both  d.  unm. 

Mr.  LlewelUn  d.  17  Dec  1825. 

Crett—A  gtitOn. 
if  otto— Fuimus. 

Seat— Holm  Wood,  Westbuiy,  near  Bristol ;  and  Trqgwynt, 
near  fishguard,  oo.  Pembroke. 


LLOYD  OF  BRONWYDD. 

Llotd,  THOMA8-DA.yn»,  Esq.  of  Bronwydd,  oa 
Cardigan,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  1850,  h,  19  May, 
1820;  m.  Dec.  1846,  Henrietta-Mary,  dau.  of  the 
late  Geoi^ge  Reid,  Esq.  of  Watlington  Hall,  Norfolk, 
by  Louisa  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Charles  Oakeley, 
Bart,  and  has  a  son  and  heir, 

MAIKTBIinB-OWKH-MoWBBAT,  b.  8  Feb.  1861. 

Mr.  Lloyd  is  23rd  Lord  of  the  Barony  of  Kernes,  ca 
Pembroke,  in  hereditary  descent  from  Martin  di 
Tours,  one  of  the  companions  in  arms  of  Wiluam 
TflK  CoNQUBROR.  The  Barony  of  Kernes  is  the  only 
"  Lordship  Marcher"  now  in  existence  in  the  king- 
dom ;  and  the  lords  thereof  still  exercise  a  portion 
of  their  rights,  and  annually  appoint^  under  their 
hands  and  seals,  the  mayors  of  Kewporty  oa  Pern* 
broke.  y^^  t 

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L  L  O 

ILintK^* — ^If  ABmr  Ds  Tonus,  a  Normnn,  who  accom- 
panied the  Conqueror  to  England  having  as  one  of  the 
Lords- Marchers,  acquired,  by  conquest,  a  large  district  in 
Pembrokeshire,  called  Cemaks  or  Kemes,  became  PAuiTnnE 
Babon  thereof  He  made  Newport  the  head  of  his  Pala- 
tinate, and  there  erected  his  castle  (the  ruins  of  which  still 
exist).  He  was  «.  by  his  son,  Robert  Habtin,  Lord  Pala- 
tine of  Kemes,  who  m.  Maud  Peverel,  and  had  a  son  and 
Bucoessor, 

William  Mabtin  Lord  Palatine  of  Kemes,  10  Hen.  II. 
He  m.  the  dau.  of  Rhys  ap  Griffith,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

William  Mabtin,  Lord  Palatine  of  Kemes,  who  d.  17th 
King  John,  leaving  his  son  and  heir, 

Nicholas  Mabtin,  Lord  Palatine  of  Kemes  who  m.  Maud, 
dim.  of  Guy  de  Brien,  by  Eve  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Henry  de  Traoey,  and,  in  her  right,  became  possessed  of 
the  lordship  of  Berstaple  Devon.  In  29  Henrt  III., 
Nicholas  received  command  to  assist  the  Earl  of  Gloucester, 
and  other  the  Barons-Marcher,  against  the  Welsh.  He  was 
«.  by  his  grandson 

William  Mabtin,  Lord  Palatine  of  Kemes  (son  of 
Nicholas,  who  d.  v.  p.)  He  was  summoned  to  Parliament 
from  SS  Edwabd  I.  to  18  Edwabd  II.,  and  dying  in  the 
1  itter  year,  was  «.  by  his  son, 

WiLUAM  Mabtin,  Lord  Palatine  of  Kemes,  at  whose 
decease  the  barcmy  of  Martin  fell  into  abeyance  between 
his  heirs,  Eleanor,  his  sister,  wife  of  William  de  Columbers, 
and  James  de  Audley,  his  nephew,  son  of  Joane,  his  sister, 
by  Nicholas  de  Audley,  Lord  Audley. 

In  the  fkmily  of  Audley,  the  barony  of  Kemes  continued 
rested  for  sevexal  successive  generations,  until  it  passed, 
Vy  right  of  inheritance,  to  the  Owkns  offferMpi,  descended 
from  the  Martins,  ancient  Lords-Marcher  of  Kemes. 

With  the  OwxNS  of  ffenUpt  the  lordship  of  Kemes 
remained,  until  conveyed  by  the  daughter  and  heiress  of 
WnxiAM  Lloyd,  of  Penpedwast,  Esq..  Lord  of  Kemes, 
who  was  heir  general  of  the  Owens,  in  marriage  to 
Thomas  Lloti>,  Esq.  of  Bronwydd,  oo.  Cardigan.  This 
gentleman  was  son  of  Thomas  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Bronwydd 
(living  in  1700),  by  Ann  Ids  wifo,  dau.  of  Lewis  Morgan, 
Esq.  of  Wiston,  co.  Pembrolce,  grandson  of  Thomas  Llotd, 
Esq.  of  Bronwydd,  by  Magdalen  his  wife,  dau.  of  CoL  John 
Robinson,  of  Gwersylt,  co.  Denbigh,  and  great-grandson, 
by  bis  wife,  a  dau.  of  John  Parry,  of  Blaenpant,  of  Rhts 
Llotd,  Esq.  <^  Bronwydd,  who  was  son  of  the  Rbv. 
Thomas  Llotd,  rector  of  LlangunUo,  by  a  dau.  of  Brwyn, 
ft  Pant  David,  which  Rev.  Thomas  Lix>td  was  2nd  son 
(by  Margaret  his  wife,  heiress  of  Bronwydd,  dau.  of  Thomas 
i«p  Owain),  of  David  ap  Rhys,  of  Crynfryn,  a  descendant  of 
the  andent  Lords  of  Dyfed.  By  his  wife,  the  heiress  of 
Kemes,  Mr.  Lloyd  had  issue, 

Thomas,  of  whom  presently. 

Owen,  colonel  in  the  armv,  who  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Thomas  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Abertrinant,  co.  Cardigan,  by 
Elizabeth  his  wife,  sister  to  the  Earl  of  lisbume. 

Anne-Louisa.  Bridget. 

Joan,  iM.  to  William  Lewes,  Esq.  of  Uysnewidd,  co.  Oaer- 
marthen,  and  had  issue. 

Beatrice. 
The  elder  soo  and  heir, 

Thomas  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Bronwydd,  capt  in  the  10th  foot, 
and  subsequently  oolonel,  commanding  the  Rshguard  and 
Newport  regiment,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  heiress  of  John 
Jones,  Esq.,  M.D.,  <^  Haverfordwest,  and  by  her,  who 
d.  1830,  left  at  his  decease,  18  July,  1807,  a  son  and  hdr, 

Thomas  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Bronwydd,  6.  Jan.  1788,  J. P., 
and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Cardiganshire  1814,  who  m. 
23  July,  1810,  Ann-Davies,  dau.  of  John  Thomas,  Esq.  of 
Llwydcoed  and  Lletty  Mawr,  oo.  Caermarthen,  and  had 
issue, 

Thomas-Davixs,  now  of  Bronwrdd. 

James-John,  late  Ist  regt.  of  foot,  m.  a  dan.  of  David- 
Arthur-Saunders  Davies.  Esq.  of  Pentre,  co.  Pembroke, 
M.P.,  and  has  issue,  Owen-George- James,  and  Alice. 

Rhys-Jones,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Anna,  dau.  of  Lewis  Lloyd, 
Esq.  of  Nantffwilt,  oo.  Radnor,  and  has  issue,  Geoige- 
Evan,  and  Edith-Anna. 

Owen- William.  Geoige-Martin. 

Jrnu—Az,,  a  wolf,  salient,  aiv. 

( re«t— A  boar  chained  to  a  hoUy-bush,  ppr. 

MoUo—I  Dduw  B'or  Diolch— in  English,  To  God  be  thanks. 

&at— Bronwydd,  co.  Cardigan. 


LLOYD  OF  PLYMOG,  GWERCLAS,  AND 

BASHALL. 
Llotd,  Richaiid-Walmiwlet,  Esq.,  represeDtatiTe 
of  the  Hous^  of  Plymog,  Gwerclas,  Coldcoates,  and 
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L  L  O 

Bashall,  h.  8  Aug.  1801;  m.  14  Aug.  1828,  Emma, 
dau.  of  the  late  William  Thompson,  of  Linacre 
House,  CO.  Lancaster,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Edwabd- Walmsslst,  b.  7  July,  1829,  d.  imm.  26  Feb.  1848. 
Bmma-Maigaretta,  d.  unm.  22  May,  1848. 

fiintHfit* — Among  the  eminent  families  illustrating 
the  rolls  of  Cambrian  genealogy,  few  are  of  higher  con- 
sideration  than  the  Lloyds  qf  Plymog,  who,  in  point  of 
antiquity,  both  male  and  female,  vie  with  the  most  ancient 
houses  in  the  kingdom.  Paternally  they  derive  fhmi 
Mabchudd  ap  Ctnav,  Lord  of  Brynffenigl,  in  Denbigh- 
land,  founder  of  the  Tin.  Noble  Tribe  of  North  Wales  and 
Powys,  who  flourished  in  the  middle  of  the  ninth  century ; 
while,  through  heiressos,  they  represent  several  eminent 
houses,  including  the  Hughes's  of  Gwerclas,  Barons  of 
Kymmer-yn-Edeimi(m,  scions  of  the  Sovereign  Princes  of 
Powys ;  the  Coldooates  line  of  the  Lancashire  Walmesleys ; 
a  younger  branch  of  the  Ferrers's,  Earls  of  Derby ;  and  also 
the  chivalrous  and  Knightly  Talbots  de  Bashall,  senior  line 
of  the  great  House  of  Shrewsbury. 

Mabobudd  ap  Ctnav,  whose  chief  seat  was  Brynffenigl, 
in  Denbighland,  vras  father  of  Kabwcdh  ap  Mabobtjdd, 
Lord  of  Brynffenigl,  whose  son,  Jafkth  ap  Kabwkdh, 
Lord  of  Brynffenigl,  was  father  of  Nathan  ap  Jateth, 
Lord  of  Brynffenigl,  who  had  two  sons,  i.  Edbyd,  ii.  Edwin, 
and  a  dau.,  Efa,  wife  of  Madoc  Crwm,  Lord  of  Llechwedd, 
Issaf.  The  elder  son,  Edbtd  ap  Nathan,  Lord  of  Bryn- 
ffenigl, had,  with  other  issue, 

Idnebth  ap  Edbtd,  Lord  of  Brynffenigl,  whose  eldest 
son, 

GwoAN  AP  Idkebth,  Lord  of  Brynffenigl,  had  three  sons, 
I.  Iobwebth  ;  u.  Rhys,  ancestor  of  Hokl  Moelimydd  ; 
III.  Kendrig.    The  eldest  son, 

Iobwkbth  ap  Gwoan,  Lord  of  Brynffenigl,  m.  Gwenllian, 
dau.  of  Rind  ap  Pasgen,  and  had  a  son  and  a  dau.  viz., 
Kbkdbio  ap  Iobwebth,  and  Gwenllian,  who  m.  lorwerth, 
son  of  Hwf)A  ap  Cynddelw,  founder  of  the  l  Noble  Tribe  of 
North  Wales  and  Powys.    lorwerth  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Eendbio  ap  Iobwkbth,  Lord  of  Brynffenigl  and  Llan- 
sadwm,  who  m.  Angharad,  dau.  and  heir  (by  Gwenllian, 
dau.  of  levan,  son  of  Owen  Owynedd,  Prince  of  North  Wales) 
of  HwDft  ap  Kendrig  ap  Rhywalon,  Lord  of  Christionydol- 
Cynrig  and  Maelor  Cymraigfai,  of  the  Tribe  of  Tudor-Trevor, 
Lord  of  Hereford.  By  this  lady,  Kendrig  ap  lorwerth  had, 
with  Junior  issue, 

Edmyped  Vyohan  ap  Kbkdbio,  Lord  Oft  Biynffenigl,  in 
Denbighland,  and  Krigeth  in  Efinoydd,  chief  counsellor, 
chief  Justice,  and  general  of  Llewelyn  ap  lorwerth.  King 
of  North  Wales,  who  was  one  of  the  most  prominent 
historical  characters  of  the  period.  Commanding  in  the 
wars  between  Llewelyn,  Prince  of  North  Wales,  and  John, 
King  of  England,  he  attacked  the  army  of  R^ulph,  Earl 
of  Chester,  and  achieving  a  signed  victoiy,  killed  throe 
chief  captains  and  commanders  of  the  enemy,  whoso  heads 
he  laid  at  the  feet  of  his  sovereign.  For  Uiis  exploit  he 
had  conferred  on  him  new  armorial  ensigns  emblematic 
of  the  occasion,  which  continue  to  be  borne  by  the  Lloyds 
o/  Plymog,  and  other  fitmilies  derived  from  him.  He  «n. 
twioe,  1st,  Tangwystyl,  dau.  of  liowarch  ap  Bran,  Lord 
of  Menon,  in  Anglesey,  founder  of  the  ii.  Nuble  Tribe  of 
North  Wales  and  Powys,  cotemporary  with  Owen  Gsrynedd, 
Prince  of  North  Wales,  and  by  her  had  issue, 

I.  Tudor  (Sir)  ap  Ednyfed  Vychan,  of  Nant  and  Llangyn- 
hafkl,  one  of  the  oommissioners  for  the  conclusion  of  pence 
between  Edwabd  I.,  Kinff  of  England,  and  Llbwxlyn  ap 
Iobwobth,  King  of  North  Wales.  He  m.  Adlais,  dau.  of 
Richiud,  son  of  Cadwallader,  2nd  son  of  GBiFrrrH  ap 
Cynan,  King  of  North  Wales,  and  was  father  of  Hsiuii 
AP  Sib  Tudob,  Knt. 

n.  Llewelyn  ap  Ednyfed  Vychan,  who  had  a  moiety  of 
Creuthyn,  in  Yale. 

m.  Kendbio  AP  Ednyfed  Vyohab,  of  whose  line  we  have 
to  treat. 

rv.  Khys  ap  Ednyfed  Vychan,  of  Garth  Garmon. 

V.  Dowel  ap  Ednyfed  Vychan,  cousecrated  Bishop  of  St. 
Asaph  25  Hkkby  IIL 

VI.  Rhys  ap  Ednyfed  Vychan,  of  Garth  Garmon,  ancestor 
of  the  Lloyds  ofOydrot. 

VII.  lorwerth  ap  Kklnyfed  Vydian,  Lord  of  Abermariais,  in 
Glandowi,  oo.  Caermarthen. 

I.  Angharad,  m.  Einion  Vychan  i^  Einion,  of  Plas  yn-nant, 
in  I^mganhafel,  co.  Anffiesey. 

II.  Gwemlian,  m.  Llewelyn,  the  great  Prince  of  North 
Wales. 

Ednyfed  Vychsn  m.  2ndly,  Gwenllian,  dau.  of  Rhys  ap 
Griffith,  Lord  of  South  Wales,  r^reseatativo  of  the  Sove- 
reign Princes  of  South  Waies,  by  whom  he  had  iMue, 


LL  O 


LLO 


L  Orooo  aip  Bdnjrfed  Tydun,  Lord  ci  Tref-OMtflD,  fai 
AngleMv,  chief-«cNmMllor  of  Lkweljii  ap  Oriffith,  Prince 
ofNorth  Wales,  who  «.  MoriVdd,  dan.  of  Meoiic  «p  Ithel, 
liovd  of  O«eot»  and  iMd,  with  Junior  iMoe, 

Tudor  ap  Gnno,  of  Penmynedd,  who  built  Um  piiotr  of 
Bangm*,  and  did  homage  for  hiis  lands  to  Ei>wabi>  I.  at 
Chester.  His  great-ffreat-grandson  Sm  Owzv  Tudob, 
Knt.,  m.  Cathetine  orValoia,  voungestdao.  of  Ckabus 
TL,  KingofFnmoe,  widowofHurBTV.,  King  of  Eng- 
land, andby  him  motherofHKvmr  VI.,  King  of  England. 
By  thia  illustrious  alKanm,  Sir  Owen  Todor.  w1k»  was 
beheaded  in  1401,  lefW  with  other  issuer  an  elder  son, 

Btocwd  Tudob,  created  by  Hdtbt  YL,  S8  Not.  1469, 
Esri  of  Bidnnond,  who  «.  the  Lady  Xai^snt  Bean- 
fytt,  dan.  and  heir  of  John,  Duke  of  Someraetk  and 
flpeat^granddau.  of  John  of  Qannt,  by  Catherine  Swyn- 
lotd ;  and  dyiog  in  154^  left  an  onfy  son, 

9(vr9  9!|.,  jLtii^  af  ^n^bnib,  iaaaaiSkt  ti  % 
|^«pd  %'mt  fli  Cnbor. 

n.  Oriffith  ap  Bdnrfed  Vychan,  of  Hemdawdd,  fiither  ci 
Sir  Rhys  QriiBth,  Knt.,  whose  son.  Sib  Gbzvtith  Llwtd, 
reodTed  from  Edwabd  L  the  honour  of  kni^thood  on 
bringing  him  intelhgenoe  of  the  birth  of  his  son,  Edward 
of  CMrnarron. 

The  8rd  son  of  Ednyfed  Tychsn.  by  his  lint  manisge,  Tix., 

KivDBio  AP  EiRfTrED  Vtchah,  iHm  had  a  moie^  <tf 
Creuthyn,  in  Tale,  was  ftther  of  tluiee  sons.  The  eldest, 
-  KEia^Bio  Vtchab  ap  Kkvdbio^  had  issue,  l  KoroBia 
Bbawd;  n.  Howel  Godi  ap  Kendrig  Yychan,  ancestor 
of  the  Family  of  Bbtv  Ibtav,  in  Qarthgarmon;  and 
m.  Griffith  Oodi  ap  Kendiig  Yychan.     The  eldest  son, 

Kkvdbio  Bbawd  ap  Kbhbbio  Ytchav,  sk.  the  dan.  of 
Orono  Llwyd  ap  Penwyn,  a  ooniq^rfeoous  mUitazy  dueftain, 
instrumental  in  obtaining  for  I^wamd  I.  of  Engimd  the 
Sorereignty  of  Wales.    Kendrig  Brawd  was  «.  by  his  son, 

EovTPED  AP  Kon>Bio  Bbawd,  who  m.  EDen,  widow  of 
lolyn  ap  levan,  of  Tale,  in  Denbighshire,  and  dau.  of 
lorwerth  Sais  ap  lorwerth,  of  Llai^nys,  oo.  Denbigh,  and 
by  her  had  two  sons.    The  elder, 

Bhts  ap  EinrrTED,  was  fiUher  of  two  sons,  i.  Gbhtith  ; 
II.  John  ap  Bhys ;  and  was  «.  by  the  elder, 

Obotith  ap  Bhtb,  who  «.  Maigaret,  diu.  and  heir  of 
Bhys  ap  Griffith,  derived  from  Bandde  Hardd,  Lord  of 
Burton,  in  Denbighland,  and  had  a  son  and  heir, 

TvDOB  AP  Gbipfith,  of  Plym<v,  in  the  Lordship  of 
Yale,  parish  of  Uanferres,  and  county  of  DenUgh,  living 
S2  Hevbt  YII.,  1606-7.  He  m.  EDen,  widow  of  David  ap 
Itbys,  of  Pentrehobyn,  oo.  Flint,  of  the. Tribe  of  Edwin, 
Lord  of  Tegiingl,  snd  dau.  of  Griffith  Yaughan,  of  Cors-y- 
Ged<^  CO.  Merioneth,  Esq.,  and  by  her  had  issue.  The 
elder  son, 

JoHir  IdxiTD,  Esq.  of  PlynMg  (the  first  of  the  fiunily  who 
assumed  the  fiunily  patronymic),  m.  Gwenhwyfir,  dau.  of 
Llewelyn  ap  Griffith  ap  Howel,  of  IJanarmon,  in  Tale,  oo. 
Denbigh,  and  had  issue.    The  eldest  son, 

BoBEBT  Llotp,  Esq.  of  Plymog,  m.  Gweohwyfkr,  dau.  of 
Edward  ap  BeU  Lloyd,  of  TreAownydd,  oo.  Rint,  and  had 
issue.    The  eldest  son, 

HuoH  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Plymog,  m.  Catherine,  dau.  of 
Kendrig  ap  David,  <^  Golstyn-Argoed,  co.  Flint,  and  hy 
her,  who  was  buried  at  Llanferres,  1  May,  1619,  left  at  his 
decease  (he  was  buried  at  IJandwm(>g,  in  Tale,  8  April, 
1686),  a  son, 

Nicholas  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Plymog,  who  m.  Jane,  dau. 
of  Edward  Pryoe,  of  Ffynogion,  in  Uanfidr-Dufftyn-Ctwyd, 
00.  Denbigh,  Esq.,  and  had  an  elder  son  and  heir, 

Ahdbew  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Plymog,  living  in  1676,  who 
left,  by  Elixebeth  his  wife,  who  was  buried  st  Lhuifbrres, 
18  Sept.  1674,  three  sons  and  a  dau.,  vis.,  i.  Nicholas; 
II.  Bobebt,  successor  to  his  brother ;  m.  Edward,  Gent., 
seated  at  Ilymog  during  the  minority  of  his  nsfdiew,  of  the 
same  name.  He  d.  prior  to  25  Nov.  1696 ;  i.  Dorothy,  wi. 
8  Nov.  1693,  John  Hu^ies,  Esq.,  scsted  st  Kymmer-yn- 
Edeimion,  oo.  Merioneth,  only  surviving  younger  child  of 
Thomas  Huglies,  Esq.,  of  Gwerclas  and  Kysmier.  Andrew 
Lloyd's  eldest  son, 

Nicholas  Llotd^  Esq.  of  Plymog,  bapt  10  May,  1648, 
d.  S8  March,  1678,  leaving  no  surviving  issuer  and  was  «.  by 
his  brother  and  heir, 

BoBKBT  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Plymog,  who  m.  25  May,  1664, 
Ann,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Edward  Davies,  Esq.  of  Denbigh, 
a  cadet  of  the  ancient  Denbighshire  House  of  WygfUir.  By 
her,  Bobert  Lloyd,  who  was  buried  at  Llanfierres,  4  F^. 
1689,  had  an  only  son  and  successor, 

Edwabd  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Plymog,  hi^-sherifT  of  Meri- 
onethshire in  1782,  and  of  Denbighshire  in  1786,  who  «. 
(BetUemsnt  dated  9  Dee.  11  Obobob  I.)  Dorothy,  dan.  snd 
704 


eventnaDy  sole  ImiiMs  of  Bc^  W"^  ■■  of  i 
Edeinion,  eo.  Merioneth,  Bs^.  wd  dji^  U  May,  TS41, 
was«.  by  his  son, 

Hdoh-Huohbs  Llotd,  Esq,  of  Plymog  «ad  Gwvdsa, 
6.  22  Oct.  1725,  h^gh-sheriff  of  MeriooeChaiiirs  im  17<r. 
He  SK.  18  April.  1766^  Margaret,  dsa.  and  Iwii—  ef 
Bicfaard  Wahnealey,  of  Qofakostss,  Hall,  ool  Laac^fltv. 
and  of  Baahall,  co.  Totk,  Esq..  son  sad  hsir  of  Itkhaii 
Walmesley,  Esq.  ef  Coldeoates  HaU,  1^  Dorotfaj  Ua  wife, 
stetcr  and  co-heir  ef  WUhsn  Femra,  bq.  ef  BishsTI. 
.grandson  and  rqvesentative  of  Bdvcsid  Fksisan,  ■■!. 
(derived  fhxn  Wiiham  da  Fsmra,  7tk  Esri  of  Derty% 
snd  of  Jsne,  his  wife,  heiress  ef  BMhaD,  daa.  «ad  hair  ef 
WOUsm  White,  E«i.  ef  DoAeld,  eo.  Dvbj, 
service  of  the  Long  Partiiment>  by 
oo-heiress  of  BadMll,  dan.  and  eo-heir  of  TBosfAS  Ta 
Esq.  of  Bediall.  h«t  mala  ifmrssrnfsHve  of  tlko  kaif^itiy 
sndhistoriefamiJ^of  TsIbo4deBtehall,ssBiorfiiM  of  the 
Great  Hoose  ef  Shrswsbmy.  Bf  the  heiicas  «f 
vrho  vras  bozied  96  May,  1800,  Mr.  Lloyd  left  at  hte  < 
aiMardi,  1788,  hkefckat  SOP  and  hsir, 

Bichabd-Huohbb  lAJOfrn,  Esq.  of  Plymoj^  i 
BashaU,  m^for  of  the  royal  Merioneth  mUatim,  h.  4  Sor. 
1768,  who  m.  9  Oct.  1796,  GarolBM,  dan.  of  Henry  Thossp- 
son,  bq. ,  snd  by  her,  who  d.  23  Nov.  1816,  Ind  ismm, 

BiCHABfvWaiJfrsfiET,  piiiBSut  imwesfsitartvst. 

John  filches,  ttenk  KN.,  k.  7  July.  1808;  vwlS  Kbt  IMO, 
Mary,  only  child  of  Lucas  Ward,  Esq. 

Edward-SflJusbury,  coL  H.ELLC.&.  h.  28  Fbh.  18061  m  1844, 
Catherine- Anne^  dan.  of  the  Bev.  Bobert  WyneB  Ms^w, 
anH  d,  191,  leaving  two  sons, 

Hugh-Hughes,  oa^or  H.E.LC.8^  h.  i  K«fv.  U0r. 

Wfl^as-He^on,  ».  M  Jane.  1811;  d.  mgm,  SOSipt.  1827. 

CaroHne-MargaiaC,  d.  aask  8  May,  1837. 

Sarah-Maigaretta,  d,  yonn»  25  Nov.  1815. 

Dorothea,  a».  5  July,  1832,  her  rdative,  John  Hqgbe^  ef 
the  Inner  Temple.  Esq.,  bartisterat-law  (sec  Hinxbbb  ^ 
Owmiaa,p.  500),  left  a  son.  Talbot DaBasa ill  Hpqn^ 
an  olBoer,  Cbpe  Mounted  Bifles.  k  U  Dm;.  1886. 

Frsnces-Talev  d.  lam.  29  Sept.  1829. 

-      *  "'  iTnJi 


rJui^,  1812. 


Saiah-Maigarrtta,  <t.  wiai. 
Mr.  lioyd,  d.  24  Jan.  1822. 

Arm»—Qn.,  on  a  chevron,  erm.,  between  three  Englih- 
men's  herids,  eouped  at  the  nedc,  in  profile,  ppr.,  heinisd 

Creat—An  Englishman's  hsad,  as  in  the  anna. 
lfo<te-^M>  JMnwhab  ddim  a  Dduw  a  dd%o»— With  Qed 
everythiDg :  without  God,  nothing. 


LLOYD  OF  OLANSETIN. 

Llotd,  Edwabd-Pbtse,  Eaq.  of  Glanserin,  co. 
Oennarthen,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-sheriff  of  Cardi> 
gBDshire  1825,  b,  12  Oct  1786;  «.  SO  /^ot.  1818, 
Anna,  dAU.  of  William  Ho^es,  Esq.  of  Tr^fa^  aid 
Eliza  his  wife,  dau.  of  Itidiard  Gwynne,  Esq.  of 
Taliaris,  oo.  Caermartheii,  and  has  had  issue, 

L  MoMAJi-PKTai^  h.  2  July,  1820, «».  28  Sept.  1S43,  Geomi- 
ana<:teraUne,  8th  dan.  of  the  lata  Ceiemri  ftAckriUs 
Gwynne,  of  Glsnlnane  Park. 

n.  Edward-Piyse,  b.  80  Oct  1822. 

I.  Ostheifaie-BltaBbeth-Florentla. 


m.  Anna-Mazte-GlMriotte. 

XrtneXSC. — The  Llotds  of  Ghmsevin  ai^  stated  to 
derive  fhnn  Idio  Wtixt.  son  of  Suthrie,  Lord  of  Desmond, 
in  Ireland,  by  Nest  his  vriCB,  dan.  of  Tudvrr  Mawr,  King  ef 
South  Wales.  The  late  Moboav-Pbtsb  I^^otd,  Eeq.  ef 
Glanaevin,  only  son  of  Edward  Pryse  lioyd,  Eeq.  of  GIsn* 
sevin,  and  the  lineal  deeeendant  of  David  Uofd,  Esq.  ef 
Glanssvin,  in  1506 ;  «».  10  Nov.  1788,  CUheriae,  dan.  ef 
Price  Jones,  Esq.  of  Glanhsfren,  oo.  Montgomery,  by  Bridget 
his  wifiB,  eldest  dau.  of  Edward  Deraeux,  11th  TiBeomt 
Hereford,  and  had  issuer 

Edwabd-Pbtsb,  of  Glanaevin. 

Catherine-Martha. 

Mais^ratta^uliana. 

^mw— Aig.,  a  lion,  rampant,  aa.,  the  tail  introverted,  the 
head,  paws,  and  brush  of  tns  taiT 
CVeiT— A  Hon,  1 


I  tail,  of  the  int. 


ifette--Fiat  Justit£^  rust  eoehim. 
geot— Glansevin,  co.  Osermarthen 


LLOYD  OF  LEATON  EK0LL3. 

LLoTD,  JoHH-AitTHUB,  Esq.  ol  LeaUm  EiioUsy  eo. 
Saloft  b.  2  Feh.  1787.  ^  t 

Jigitized  by  VjOOQIC 


L  L  O 

%iXUJl1it* — This  £unily  is  a  branch  of  the  distinguished 
line  of  TuDOK  Tbsvob,  Lord  of  Hereford. 

Raitdls  LLoyd,  of  Croesmere,  co.  Salop,  living  in  1004, 
(Snd  ■on  of  Robert  i^  John,  of  Bangor,  faj  Matilda,  his 
wife,  dan.  and  heir  of  David  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Peuler,  oo. 
FUnt),  was  fkther  of 

Baitdlb  LLotd.  Esq.  of  Croesmere,  who  m.  in  1008,  his 
cousin  Matilda*  dau.  of  William  Lloyd,  of  Penley,  and  had 
Ason, 

Fituron  LLotd,  Esq.  of  Croesmere,  who  m.  in  1688, 
B^irah,  dau.  of  Edward  Muckleston,  Esq.  of  Penylan,  oo. 
Salop,  recorder  of  Oswestry,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Bdwabo  LLotd^  Esq.  of  Leaton  KnoUs,  nearShrewsbuiy, 
who  «.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Isaac  Cleaton,  Esq.,  and  by  her, 
who  d.  in  1721,  left  at  his  decesse,  in  1608,  a  son, 

Edward  LLotd.  Esq.  of  Leaton  Knolls,  b.  in  1680,  high- 
sheriff  of  Shropshire  in  1727 ;  who  m.  Susan,  dau.  of  Peter 
Scarlett^  Esq.  of  Hogstowe,  and  dying  1764,  was  «.  by  his 
son, 

Edward  LLotd,  Esq.  of  Leaton  KnoUs,  b.  1714,  who  m. 
Jane,  eldest  dan.  and  heir  <tf  Thomas  Lloyd,  Esq.,  of  Dom- 
gay»  eo>  Montgomeiy.  and  was  fother  of 

Framou  LLotd*  Esq.  of  Leaton  KnoUs,  who  m.  Elisabeth, 
dao.  of  Arthur  Graham,  Esq.  of  Hoekly  Lodge,  co.  Armsgh, 
aitd  oo-beiress  of  her  maternal  grandfather,  John,  insooont 
ligonier.    By  this  lady,  Mr.  LLoyd  had  issue, 

PRAiroii^  his  heir. 

Johk-Arthub,  present  lepiesentative. 

Charles  Spencer. 

Henry-James,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Elisabeth,  dan.  of  FhiUp 
Mike,  Esq.  of  Leigh  Court*  oo.  Somerset,  and  has  issue, 
Arthur-Philip,  Elisabeth,  and  Onham. 

Maria-Penelope.  Jane-Emma. 

Elisabeth,  d.  1  Aug.  1848. 
Hie  eldest  son, 

Fravois  LLotd,  Esq.  of  Leiton  Knolls,  d^9.p.^  14  July, 
1814,  and  was  «.  by  his  brother,  the  present  jQHV-ARTnuR 
LLoTD,  Esq. 

^rsM— Per  bend,   sinister,   erm.   and  ermines,  a  Uon, 
rampant,  or,  and  a  bordure,  gu. 
Crai — ^A  demi-Iion,  rampant,  or. 
ifotto— Betinens  Testigia  fkmie. 
4Sea<— Leaton  KnoOs,  near  Shrewsbury. 


Chariotte-Sophia. 


LLOYD  OF  ACOMBB. 

Llotd,  Qeoroe,  Esq.  of  Stockton  Hall,  near  Toi^> 
sometime  a  captain  in  the  2nd  Lancashire  militia* 
h.  21  May,  1787;  m.  17  May,  1810,  AUcU  Maria, 
dau.  of  John  Greame,  Esq.  of  Sewerby  Houm,  oo. 
York*  and  has  iaeaev 

I.  OsoROB-JoHir,  b.  28  July,  1811 ;  fa.  Miss  Mary  Hilton. 

n.  Taibuigh-Oamaliel,  b.  in  1813,  in  holy  orders;  ia. 
7  Msy,  1889,  Bditha,  dau.  of  the  late  W.-A.  Le  Huntfi, 
Esq.  of  Artrsmont,  co.  Wexford. 

m.  Henry,  6.  80  Deo.  1815. 

IT.  Edward,  b.  87  May,  1828. 

L  Alioia-Maiia. 

Xrdieaffe. — ^This  fiunlly  is  supposed  to  descend  ftom  the 
Lloyds  of  Llanynys,  oo.  Denbigh. 

Ororob  Lltod,  Esq.,  F.B.8.,  D.L.,  only  child  of  Qama- 
Uel  Lloyd,  of  Mandiester,  merchant  and  manufooturer,  by 
EUsabeth  his  wife,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  John  Carte,  M.B.  of 
Manchester,  and  grandson  of  Geoige  Lloyd,  6. 1650  (eldest 
son  of  Gamaliel  Lloyd,  of  Matteraey,  Notts),  who  settled  at 
Msncheeter ;  he  d.  at  Barrowby,  near  Leeds,  4  Dec  1788. 
He  m.  1st,  Eleanor,  elder  dau.  of  Henry  Wright,  Esq.  of 
Oflbrton,  in  Cheshire,  by  Pursfoy,  his  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Wil- 
lougfaby  Aston,  Bart,  and  had  an  only  diild, 
JoRir.  F.R.&,  of  Snitterton,  co.  Warwick,  m.  Anne,  dau. 
and  neir  of  James  Hibbinfl,  M.D.,  and  had  issue, 
Obobob,  of  Welcombe  House,  co.  Warwick,  b.  7  March, 
1708,  high-sheriffin  180«,  d.  «nm.  11  Ji^y.  1881. 
JoBjr-OAMAUBL^  of  Welcombe  House^  Beocber  of  the 
Middle  Temple,  high-sheritr  of  Wsrwickshire  in  1888, 
d  unm.  in  im, 

Charlotte,  who  m.  the  Ber.  Thomas  Wards,  and  had  a 
son,  Chaxlbs-Thomas  Wards,  Esq.,  now  of  Welcombe 
House. 

Mr.  lioyd  si.  Sndly,  Sussnnsh,  dau.  of  Thomas  Horton, 
Esq.  of  Chadderton,  in  Lancashire,  (sometime  goyemor  of 
the  Isle  of  Man,  under  the  Earl  of  Derby,  and  father  of  Sir 
William  Horton,  Bart.,)  by  his  wife  Anne,  dau.  and  co- 
heiress of  Richard  Mostyn,  of  London,  and  had  issue, 
I.  Oamaubl,  alderman  of  Leeds,  and  mayor  in  1799,  d.  in 
Oreat  Ormoude  Street,  London.  81  Aug.  1817.    He  si. 
Elisabeth,  dau.  of  James  Attwood,  Esq.,  and  had  issus, 
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1  WiLUAic-HoRTON,  F.L.S.,  possessor  of  estates  ifk  the 
counties  of  Yoi^,  Lancaster,  and  Derby,  b.  10  Feb. 
1784,  whom.  18  April.  1886,  Mary,  4th  and  youngest 
dau.  of  George  Whitdocke,  Esq.  of  Seymour  Place 
Bryanston  Square,  London,  by  Mary,  dau.  of  David 
Boche,  Esq.,  an  alderman  of  the  dty  of  TJmerick,  and 
had  issue, 

Oamaubl,  6.  13  June,  1827;  d.  6  Not.  1880. 
Oeorgo-Whitelocke,  b.  80  May.  1830. 
8  Mary-Horton,  m.  to  Stephen-John  Wlnthrop,  M.D. 
8  Anne-Susannih,  m.  to  Leonard  Homer,  Esq.,  F.RS. 
n.  Obobob,  of  whom  presently. 

iiL  Thomas,  of  Hosforth  HaD,  lieut.-colonel  commandant 
of  the  Leeds  volunteers,  d.  at  Eingthorp  House,  near 
Pickering,  7  April,  1828.    He  m.  Anne,  dau.  of  Walter 
Wade  Esq.  of  New  Grange,  co.  York,  and  had  issue, 
1  Gbobob,  of  Coatham.  Yorkshire,  ft.  25  May,  1780.    He 
m.  Istk  1820,  Marian-Christina,  5th  dau.  of  Alexander 
Maclean,  Esq.  of  Col,  in  Aj^r^Ushire,  by  whom  (who  d. 
in  1821)  he  has  no  issue.    He  m,  2ndly,  7  June,  1825, 
Elizabeth,  2nd  dau.  of  William-Bookee-Leeds  Seijeont- 
son,  Esq.  of  Camp  Hill,  near  Ripon,  and  has  issue,  1 
Thomas-William;  2  George-Walter;  8  John-George; 
1  CaroUne-Anne ;  5  Marianne- Jane. 
1  Mary-Anne,  m.  18  Nor.  1816,  to  Mr.  John  Priestly,  of 
Thorpe,  merchant,  and  d.  in  1828. 
I.  Anne. 

u.  Susannah,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Henry  Wray. 
lu.  Elisabeth,  m.  to  Thomas  Boteson,  Esq.,  and  had  a  son, 
Sir  Bobxrt  Batxson,  of  Belvoir  Park,  M.P. 

The  2nd  son, 

Gbobob  Llotd,  Esq,,  barrister-at-law,  long  resident  at 
Manchester,  and  afterwards  at  Yoric,  m.  Elisabeth  dau.  of 
Jeremiah  Naylor,  of  Wakefield,  merchant,  and  had  issue, 

Obobob,  now  of  Acombe. 

Edward-Jeremiah,  of  Oldfield  Hall,  co.  Chester,  barrister- 
at-kw,  6.  22  June,  1790 ;  m.  in  18:.%  Elisabeth,  2nd  dau. 
and  co-behress  of  William  Rigby,  Esq.  of  Oldfield  Hall, 
and  has  no  surviving  issue. 

Elisabeth,  m.  1st,  toWiUiam  Butler  Laird,  Esq.  of  Strath 
Martin,  near  Dundee,  a  captain  in  the  17th  dragoons,  by 
whom  (who  d,  in  1810)  she  has  issue.  She  in,  2udly, 
Robert  Alison,  Esq.  of  Dundee,  and  has  other  children. 

Susannah-Georgiana. 

Maiy-Anne,  m.  4  Aug.  1881,  to  her  cousin,  the  Bar.  Geoil« 
Daniel  Wrsy,  Canon  of  the  Colleg^te  Church  at  Man- 
chester. 

.<fmw— Argent,  three  lions,  dormant,  in  pale^  sa. 
Cre$t—A  demi-arm  in  scale  armour,  the  hand  naked,  ppr., 
the  cufl;  arg.,  grasping  a  lisard,  vert. 
^Mrt— Stockton  Hall,  near  York. 


ULOYlJ  OF  ASTON. 

Llotd,  William,  E8<|./J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-Bheriff 
1810,  of  AstoD,  CO.  Salop,  b.  1760;  m.  1805,  Louisa, 
eldest  dau.  and  CQ-beir  of  the  late  Admiral  Sir 
Eliab  Harvey,  G.C.B.,  of  Rolls  Park,  in  Essex,  and 
by  her  (who  is  now  of  Aston  Hall),  left  at  bia 
deceaae,  1848, 

I.  EDWAnD-HABTBT, 

It.  Bichard-Thomas,  n|.  in  1852,  Lady  Frances  Hsy,  8rd 
dau.  of  the  Earl  of  Kinnoull,  and  haa  a  son  and  a  dau. 

I.  Louisa-Elisa. 

n.  Charlotte,  m.  80  Oct  1888,  to  Geoige  GrenTiDe  Pigott, 
ofDoddershall. 

Xritlf  ase. — ^The  Lloyds  of  Aston  hsTs  been  seated  at 
Aston  from  an  early  period,  and  derive  from  the  roya 
house  of  Powys,  through  their  immediate  progenitor, 
EonoN  Bfbll,  Lord  of  Cynllaeth,  son  of  Madoc,  last  Prince 
of  Powys. 

Andbbw  Llotd,  Esc^.  of  Aston,  like  his  neighbour, 
Mytton,  of  Habton,  adopted  the  cause  of  the  Parliament, 
against  King  Ch^bles  I.,  and  held  a  captain's  commission 
in  the  army.  Capt.  Lloyd  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Powell,  Esq.  of  Whittington  Park,  and  had,  with  other 
issue,  Thomas,  his  heir,  and  Bichard,  (Sir,)  Chancellor  of 
Durham,  and  Judge  of  the  Admiralty  Court,  fltther  of  Sir 
Nathaniel  Lloyd,  Knt,  a  liberal  benefootor  to  the  oolleges 
of  Trinity  Hall  and  All  Souls,  Oxford.    The  elderson, 

Thomas  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Aston,  acquired,  by  marriage 
with  Sarah,  dau.  and  co-heir  of  Frances  Albany,  Esq.,  the 
lordship  and  estate  of  Whittington,  in  Shropshire,  and  had 
imUr  aUo;  Bobbbt,  his  heir.  Elbubbth,  i».  to  Foulk 
Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Foxhall,  co.  Denbigh,  (descended,  in  the 
male  line,  from  William  Rosindale,  grandson  of  Henry 
Rosiudale,  of  Rosindale,  co.  Lancaster,  who  adopted  the 
surname.    Of  the  Henllan  and  Foxhall  funily,  Himiphrey 


L  L  O 

Lloyd,  the  celebrated  antiquary,  was  a  defloendant)   Elisa- 
beth and  Foulk  Lloyd  had  three  sons,  viz., 

TXhtlS'T,..}  »«>c««lvelyofArton. 

Rosindale  Lloyd,  who  m.  Jane,  dau.  of  Robert  Davies, 
Esq.  of  Llanneroh,  and  d.  in  1734.    He  had,  Wiluax, 
(the  Rev.},  who  «.  his  uncle  at  Aston. 
Mr.  Lloyd  d.  in  1692,  and  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Robert  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Aston,  H.P.  oo.  Salop,  who  m. 
Maiy,  eldest  dau.  of  Sir  John  Bridgenuui,  Birt.,  and  left  a 
son  and  heir, 

Robert  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Aston,  M.P.  oo.  Salop.  He  d. 
unm.  7  June,  1734,  when  the  Aston  and  other  estates 
devolved  upon  (the  eldest  son  of  his  aunt)  his  cousin, 

John  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Foxhall,  who  dying  without  issue, 
in  1741,  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Thomas  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Aston,  at  whose  decease,  vnn^, 
in  1764,  the  estates  passed  to  his  nephew, 

The  Rev.  William  Llotd,  of  Aston.  This  gentleman  m, 
Elizabeth,  dau.  of  William  Sneyd,  Esq.  of  Bishton,  co. 
Stafford,  and  had  an  only  son  and  heir, 

The  Rev.  John-Robbbt  Llotd,  of  Aston,  who  m. 
Martha,  4th  dau.  of  John  Shakespeare,  Esq.  of  London,  and 
had  issue, 

William,  his  heir. 

Charles- Arthur- Albany,  rector  of  Whittington,  oo,  Salop, 

6.  1786 :  m.  Mrs.  Hannah-Simpson  Cowau ;  and  d.  1851, 

leaving  three  children. 

Oeoige-Newton-Kynaston,  rector  of  Selattyn,  co.  Salop,  6. 

1786 ;  m.  Miss  Corrie ;  and  (2. 1848,  leaving  three  children. 

Elizabeth,  va.  to  Robert  Curtis,  Esq.  of  Ireland ;  and  d., 

leaving  issue. 

Charlotte,  m.  in  1808,  to  the  Hon.  Thomas  Kenyon,  brother 

of  Lord  Kenyon,  and  has  issue. 

Mr.  Unyd  d.  in  1803,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

William  Llotd,  Esq.,  late  of  Aston,  whose  widow  now 
holds  that  estate. 

if  mu— Per  fesse,  sa,  and  arg.,  a  lion,  rampant,  counter- 
changed,  of  the  field. 

ifotto— Hwy  pery  cl6d  na  golud.  (Id  En^ish,  Longer  wll 
fame  last  than  wealth). 

iSectf— Aston  Hall,  in  Shropshire. 


LLOYD  OP  CROGHAN. 

Llotd,  Gut,  Esq.  of  Croghan  House,  oo.  Rotcom- 
mon,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  high-Bberifif  for  co.  RoscommoD 
1833,  and  for  Leitrim  1847;  b.  80  Dec.  1803;  w. 
26  May,  1827,  Susaniia- Martha,  youngest  dau.  of 
John  -  Stephenson  Gann,  Esq.  of  Wramplingham, 
Norfolk,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Out,  b.  13  April,  1883,  n.  John-Merrick,  b.  1840. 

m.  William-Richatd,  b,  1848. 

I.  Sarah-Martha.  ii.  Susan-Ellen. 

ni   Maiy-Anne.  iv.  Elizabeth-Bertha. 

V.  Emma-Jane.  ti.  Katharine-Edith. 

Tii.  Frances-Dorothea.  ym.  Alice-Ootavia. 

IX.  Bmily-Muriel-Knyvett. 

ititItAfl[t. — Capt.  Owen  Llotd,  the  first  possessor  of 
the  Roscommon  estates,  was  eldest  son  of  Thomas  Lloyd, 
Esq.,  of  the  co.  of  Leitrim,  who  migrated  from  Wales  to 
Ireland,  under  the  auspices  of  his  kinsman,  Sir  Ralj^ 
Bingley.  He  m.  Elisabeth  Fitzgerald,  granddau.  of  Sir 
Luke  Fitzgerald,  of  Tycroghan,  oo.  Kildare,  and  left  at  his 
decease,  1064,  three  sons  and  three  daus. ;  the  eldest  son, 

Thomas  Llotd,  col.  in  the  army,  chosen  oommander  in 
the  field  by  the  Inniskillen  forces,  in  the  war  against  James 
II.,  d,  in  1689.  He  m.  Mnrguvt,  dau.  of  Sir  John  Cole, 
Bart,  ancestor  of  the  Viscounts  Cole,  Earls  of  Enniskillen, 
but  left  no  issue.   Col.  Thomas  Lloyd  was  «.  by  his  brother, 

Richard  Llotd,  Esq.,  Speaker  of  the  Upper  House  of 
Assembly  in  Jamaica,  and  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  that  island, 
where  he  tn.  Mary  Ouy,  an  heiress,  and  had  two  sons  and 
two  daus.  Chief  Justice  Lloyd  was  «.  by  his  2nd,  but  eldest 
surviving  son,* 

Guv  Llotd,  Esq.,  who  m.  Maiy  Copping,  of  Essex,  and 
had  issue, 

Richard,  successor  to  his  fiither. 

Henry,  in  holy  orders,  m.  Diana,  dau.  of  Thomas  Bullock, 
Esq.  of  Hingham,  in  Norfolk. 

Mary,  m.  to  Thomas  St.  John,  Esq. 
Mr.  Lloyd  was  «.  by  his  son, 

Richard  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Bylangh,  co.  Norfolk,  colonel  of 
the  East  Norfolk  militia,  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  and  sole  heiress 
of  Thomas  Jocks,  Esq.  of  BawdoswcU  Hall,  and  had  issue, 
706 


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Out,  hiss 

Richard,  b.  in  1772  :m.  Sarah-Harriet,  dau.  of  Petar  Elvin, 

Esq.  of  Thuming  Hall,  Norfolk,  and  had,  with  other  isEafl^ 

Richard-Hastings-Edward. 

Henry,  m.  Sarah,  eldest  dau.  of  J.-Stepbenaon  Cann,  Esq. 
Merrick,  R.N.,  killed  on  board  H.M.S.  the  *'8iriu8.''  under 

Nelson,  in  1805,  before  Malta,  «.  p. 
Bridget,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Dr.  Bulwer,  rector  of  Cavrston,  oo. 

Norfolk. 

Eliza,  ) 

Margaret,  ««.  to  Robert  Bircham,  Esq. 

Diana,  m.  to  the  Rev.  James  Stoughton  A.M.,  rector  of 

Sparham. 
Jane,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Thomas  Dade,  rector  of  Broadway  and 

Binoombe,  Dorsetshire. 


'  Bawdeswell  Hall,  and  d( 
thereto  annexed. 


Colonel  Lloyd  d.  1811,  and  was  $.  by  his  eldest  son, 

Oct  Llotd,  Esq.,  J.P.,  of  Croghan  House,  eo.  Roa- 
oommcAi,  6.  19  Aug.  1766,  who  m.  17  Dec  1799,  Martha,  dao. 
of  William  Bircham,  Esq.  of  The  OUands,  co.  Norfolk,  and 
had  issue, 

Oct.  now  of  Croghan  House. 

Sarah-Bircham,  m.  14  Dec  1835,  the  Rev.  William  AtthlU, 
of  Brandiston  Hall,  co.  Norfolk ;  and  d.  1887. 

EUzabeth,  m.  10  Dec  1825,  to  the  Rev.  Philip  Fnmds, 
A.B.,  of  Stibbard  Lodge,  co.  Norfolk. 

Martha. 

Armi—QvLt  a  chevron,  or,  and  on  a  ohiaf^  erm.,  a  cantoo, 
aig.,  thereon  an  eagle  with  two  heads,  displayed,  sa. 

CrtiU—A  stag's  head,  oouped,  ppr.,  with  a  neck,  surchamd 
with  a  laurel  chaplet ;  and  on  a  ducal  coronet,  or,  a  double 
eagle,  displayed,  sa. 

3foMoef--Over  the  stag's  head,  "  Spectemur  agendo  ;*  and 
over  the  eagle,  "  Ed  altius  qu6  profUndius." 

i8ra(— Ci'Dghan  House,  qo.  RcMcommon. 


LLOYD  OF  DAN-YR-ALLT. 

Llotd,  John -William,  Esq.  of  Dan-yr-allt,  co. 

Caermarthen,  J.P.,  6.  3  Sept.  1781;  m.  29  Jan.  1807, 

Anna -Maria,    5tli  dau.   of   John   Longley,    Esq., 

recorder  of  Booheeter,  and  has  had  issue, 

L  JoHN-PHiLiPPa,  b.  p  April,  1806;  d.  17  Sept.  1649, 

unm. 
II.  Heniy-Robert,  M.A.,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Owersby, 

CO.  Lincoki,  b.  9  Aug.  1809,  m.  17  Oct  IMS.  Harriet, 

4th  dau.  of  the  Hon.  and  Rt.   Rev.   Edward  Grey, 

bishop  of  Hereford,  and  granddau.  of  Charles,  1st  &ul 

Orey. 
m.  St.  Yineent,  b,  S8  Deo.  1810. 
IV.  Joseph-Howard-Franois,  6.  29  May,  181S ;  m.  S  June, 

1837,  Emmeline  Rogers,  dan.  of  Charles  Searla,  Eaq.  of 

Domipicar 
y.  William-Christopher,  lieut.  68rd  regt.  Bengal  native 

infantry,  b,  26  Aug.  1815,  d.  warn.  14  June,  184L 
Yi.  Herbert,   b.  36  Dec.  }821,   capL  21at  regt.  Madns 

native  inflmtry. 
I.  Anna-Maria,  m.  6  Sept.  1836.  to  William,  only  son  of 

Robert  Peel,  Esq.  of  T^iliaris,  in  Caermartbenshire. 
n.  Char|otte-Louisa-Franoes.  m.  14  March,  1843,  to  John 

Peel,  Esq.,  7th  son  of  Robert  Peel,  Esq.  of  Aocringtou 

House  and  Hyndbum,  oo.  Lancaster, 
m.  Sophia-Catherine-Martha, 
ly.  Rosamond-Elisabeth,  m.  17  Aug.  18M,  to  Frsdezi^ 

layard,  Esq.  of  Ceylon  C.S. 

%itltHQt» — Cabivob  ap  Dtthwax.,  Lord  of  Castle 
Howel,  ninUi  in  descent  trom  Rhodbi  Ma  we,  or  the  Great, 
King  of  Wales,  took  by  escalade,  11th  Henbt  IL,  the  casUe 
of  Cardigan  firom  the  Earl  of  Clare  and  the  Flemings,  for 
which  servioe  his  kinsman,  the  great  Lord  Rhys,  of  South 
Wales,  gave  him  considerable  lands  and  a  new  shield  of 
arms,  viz.,  "  Sa.,  three  scaling-ladders,  and  between  the 
two  uppermost  a  spear's  head,  arg.,  its  point  imbrued,  on  a 
chief,  gu.,  a  tower  triple-turretted,  of  the  second."  By  his 
wife,  Katherine,  dau.  of  his  prinoe  and  kinsman,  the  hotd 
Rhys,  he  had,  with  other  issue,  a  son, 

Rhtdderoh  ap  CADrvoB,  Lord  of  Castle  Howel,  who  si. 
Jennet,  dau.  of  Sir  Aron  ap  Rhys  ap  Bledri,  Lord  of  Ril- 
saint,  and  Knight  of  the  Sepulchre,  who  went  with  Richard 
Coer-de-Lion  to  Palestine  against  the  Infidels.  Rhyddeteh's 
son, 

Rhts  ap  RHTDDbROH,  of  Bodyr  Tchan  and  Castle  Howel, 
m.  Catherine,  dau.  of  Sir  Elydyr  DdO,  Knt,  and  had  issue 
The  8rd  son, 
Cadwoan  FAwm  ap  Rhts,  was  father  of 
Cadwoan  Vtohan,  of  Oant)g,  oo.  Cardigan,  whose  son, 
Capwoan  Obaoh,  of  Carrog,  m.  Eva,  dau.  of  Meredydd 


Jigitized  by  V3OOQI, 


LLC 

Vyohan  ap  Meredydd  ap  Richard  Bhydderoh  ap  Blodri,  and 
had  a  son, 

Llewkllih  ap  Cadwoav  Obaoh,  who  m.  Qwladys,  dau. 
of  Mm^dydd  Fawr  ap  Mer«dydd  ap  Richard,  of  Iraenau,  in 
Caarmarthenshire,  and  waa  direct  ancestor  of 

JoHK  Lloyb,  Beq.  of  Foea-y-Bldddied,  who  m.  EUsabisth, 
dao.  and  co-heir  of  Thomas  Lloyd,  Eaq.  of  Wemvylyg  and 
Llanllyr,  and  had  (with  two  daus.,  Lettioe,  m.  to  Thomas 
Edwards,  Esq.  of  Rhyd-y-Qors  ;  and  Catherine,  m.  to  Jen- 
kin  Lloyd,  of  Llanvatighan)  a  son  and  successor, 

David  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Foes-y-Bleiddied,  who  was  a 
fkyourite  of  James  II.,  and  attended  that  king  in  all  his 
troubles.  He  m.  Sage,  dau.  of  John  Lloyd,  of  Cilgwynne, 
oo.  Cardigan,  and  left  (with  a  dau.,  Margaret,  wife  of 
Charies  lioyd)  a  son  and  successor, 

JoHX  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Foes-y-Bleiddied,  b.  in  1700,  who  m. 
]«aiy,  dau.  of  James  FhiUpps,  Esq.  of  Penty  Park,  in  Pem- 
brokeshire, and  had  iisue, 

Jamsb,  of  Foes-y-Bleiddied,  whom.  Anna-lfaria,  dau.  and 
heir  of  Richard  lioyd,  Esq.  of  Tstrad  Teilo,  and  Mabws. 
in  Cardiganshire,  and  dying  6  June,  1800,  left  a  son  and 


John,  of  Habws,  who  m.  Elinor,  dau.  and  heir  of  John 
Allen.  Esq.  of  Dale  Castle,  Pembrokeshire,  and  was 
grand&ther  of  the  present  John-Phxlipfs-Allbm-Lloyd 
FHiLim,  Esq.  of  Dale  CastlflL 
JoHH.  of  whom  presently. 

Yaugnan,  general  of  artillery,  who  commenced  his  military 
career  at  Hinden,  and  distinguished    himself  at   the 
memorable  defence  of  Gibraltar  bv  Oen.  Eliott.     He  m. 
MiB.  Sarah  Beaumes,  a  widow,  and  d.  «.  p.  in  1817. 
Thomas,  d.  $.  p. 
Briana,  <L  unm, 

lir.  lioyd  d.  In  1781.    His  Snd  son, 

JoBH  Lloyd,  Esq.,  clerk  of  the  check  of  Plymouth  Dock- 
yard :  m.  Jane  Atkins,  and  by  her  (who  d.  2  Sept.  1784)  had 


William,  d.  tenia.  13  Julv,  1770,  aged  22. 

John,  of  whom  presently. 

Louisa-Maria,  fa.  7  July.   1702,  to  Admiral  Sir  Herbert 

Sawyer,  K.C.B.,  and  d.  20  December,  1828,  having  had 

israie. 

Mr.  lioyd  d.  12  Deo.  1806,  aged  82,  and  was  •/  by  his  son, 

John  Llotd,  Esq.,  mi^or  in  the  46th  regt,  and  aidenle- 
oamp  to  Sir  Henry  Clinton  during  the  American  war,  in 
which  he  received  three  woimds,  the  ultimate  cause  of  his 
death.  He  m.  80  July,  1777,  Corbetta,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
George  Holcombe,  archdeacon  of  Caermarthen,  and  rector 
of  PwUcrochon,  in  Pembrokeshire,  and  had  issue, 

I.  WiLLZAJf-Jomr,  m%jor  in  the  Royal  artillery,  b.  2  Deo. 
1778,  d.  unnu  at  Brussels,  20  July,  1816,  of  a  wound  re- 
ceived at  Waterloo. 

n.  JoHN-WiLLiAM,  now  of  Dan-vr-allt 

ni.  George,  rear-admL  R.N.,  6.  18  Oct.  1708,  m.  1st, 
1  May,  1817,  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  John  Moigan,  Esq.  of 
Burfleld  House^  oo.  Gloucester,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1828) 
had  issue, 

1  John-Sawyer,  b.  6  Feb.  181&  midshipman  H.M.8. 
Thunden  drowned  in  the  West  Indies,  by  the  upsetting 
of  one  of  her  boats,  Jan.  1834. 

2  Charles,  It.  Indian  navy.  1  Ellen,  d.  1848. 
2  Elizabeth,  d,  1856. 

AdmL  lioyd  m.  2ndly,  13  March,  1832,  Marianne,  dau.  of 
Jacob  Richards,  Esq.  of  Tenby,  and  by  her  (who  d.  Dec 
1840)  had  issue, 

1  Jacob-Richards.  It.  Roy.  marines. 

1  Suaannah-Munaay.  2  Harriette-Richards. 

He  m.  Srdly,  2  Jan.  1861,  Catherine,  dau.  of  John  Stokes 
Stokes,  Esq.  of  Cnffom,  co.  Pembroke,  and  by  her  had 
Issue, 

1  MartharSophia.  2  Louisa-Covbetta. 

IT.  Vanghan,  lieut  RN.,  6.  20  June,  1706,  m.  6  Feb.  1827, 
Augusta,  only  dau.  of  John  Adams,  Esq.  of  Pembroke, 
and  by  her  (who  d.  1828)  had  issue, 
Fiances. 

I.  Louisa-Jane,  m.  22  April,  1823,  to  Geoige  Bowling,  Esq. 
of  Pembroke. 

Mr.  lioyd  d.  24  Nov.  1801. 

Ami$  8a.,  a  speBX^n  head,  imbrued,  ppr.,  between  three 
scaling-ladders,  anr-»  and  on  a  chief,  gu.,  a  castle,  triple- 
towered,  ppr.,  for  Lloyd  <t^  LlanUjfr. 

Crett»—lat,  a  wolf,  rampant,  arg.,  holding  between  its 
paws  a  spear's  head,  point  downwards,  imbrued,  and  three 
drops  of  blood  under  the  sinister  paw ;  2nd,  a  lion,  rampant, 
reguardanty  sa. 

MotUH-**  Heb  dduw  heb  ddim  a  Duw  a  digon." 

Sfot—Dan-yr-AUt,  Caermarthenshire. 
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L  L  O 

LLOYD  OF  COEDMORE. 

Llotd,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Coedmore,  co.  Cardigan, 
lord-lieu t.  and  custos-rotulorum  of  that  county,  and 
its  high-sheriff  1817,  b.  1  Nov.  1798;  m.  23  March, 
1819,  Charlotte,  2nd  dau.  of  the  late  Captain  Edward 
Longcrofty  R.N.,  of  Havant,  co.  Hants,  and  has 
issue, 

I.  Thomas-Edward,  b.  12  April,  1820 ;  married. 

n.  Edmund,  b.  29  Jan.  1822. 

in.  Walter,  6.  7  Dec  1828. 

ly.  Charies-OliTer,  b.  9  June,  1826. 

%itltHQt* — Grutith  ap  Grono  ap  Elydib  ap  Gwboe* 
HEY  AP  Idhkbth  ap  Cadwoak  ap  Elybtan,  Prince  of 
Ferlys,  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of  Cadwgau  ap  Idnerth,  and  was 
fi^er  of  Dayid  Gritpyd,  who  m.  Joan,  dau.  and  heir  of 
Morgan  Winter,  of  Caermarthen,  and  had  a  son,  Thomas  ap 
David,  who  m.  Gwenllian,  dau.  and  heir  of  Qxytyd  ap  Jen- 
kin,  and  was  father  of  Rhts  ap  Thomas,  who  m.  the  dau. 
and  co-heir  of  Jenkin  ap  Rhys  David,  of  Gilvaohwer,  and 
was  father  uf  a  4th  son,  Howel  Vyohan,  who  m.  a  dau.  of 
Jenkin  ap  Rhydderch,  and  had  a  son,  David  ap  Howel, 
whose  wife  was  Nest,  dau.  and  heir  of  David  ap  Jenkin 
Lloyd  Gruflydd,  and  whose  son  was  David  Lloyd,  who  m. 
a  dau.  of  Thoniss  ap  Howel  Vawr,  of  Gilvachwerissa,  and 
was  fother  of  Jenkin  Llotd,  who  m.  Elizabeth,  dau.  of 
David  ap  Jenkin  Lloyd  Tchan,  of  Llanvair  Clydogan,  and 
had  a  son,  David  Lloyd,  who  m,  Elinor,  dau.  of  Thomas 
Lloyd  ;  the  second  son,  Thomas  Lloyd,  high-sheriff  of  Car- 
diganshire, temp.  Queen  Elizabeth,  m.  Mary,  dau.  and  co- 
heir of  Rhys  Lloyd,  of  Cylgwyn,  and  had  John  Lloyd,  who 
m.  Dorothy,  dau.  of  Walter  Vaughan,  of  Llanelly,  and  had 
a  son,  Capt.  Thomas  Lloyd,  living  in  1698,  who  m.  Jane, 
dau.  of  John  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Coedmawr,  and  had  a  son, 
John  Llotd,  whp  m,  Elinor,  <lau^  of  John  Lloyd,  of  Llan- 
geuyth,  and  was  father  of 

John  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Coedmore,  who  m.  Miss  Lloyd,  o 
Mabws,  and  ^as  father  of 

Walteb  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Coedmore,  who  ».  Anna-Pos- 
thuma  Thomas,  of  the  co.  of  Caermarthen,  and  by  her  left, 
at  his  decease,  circa  1786,  with  two  daus.,  a  son  and  heir, 

Thomas  Lloyd,  of  Coedmore,  who  m.  ciixfk  1790,  Elisa- 
beth, 4th  dau.  of  the  late  Edmund  Probyn^  Esq.  of  New- 
land,  CO.  Glpucester,  and  by  her  (who  d.  1861}  had  issue, 

Thomas,  present  representative. 

Oliver,  b.  16  July,  1801,  m.  let,  1828,  Axma->Maria^  only 
child  of  Capt.  James-Richard-L^wes  Lloy^,  of  Dolhaidd, 
CO.  Caermarthen,  by  whom  he  had  two  daus^,  Maria,  m. 
to  Thomas  Elliott,  Esq. ;  and  EmeUne,  m.  to  WilUam 
Brigatocke,  Esq. 

Sophia. 

Anna,  m.  to  John  Probyn,  Esq.  of  Manor  House,  oo.  Glou- 
cester. 
Mr.  Lloyd  d.  1810. 

Avnu  Quarterly;  Ist  and  4th,  sa.,  a  spear-head,  arg., 
erect,  embrued,  ppr.,  between  three  scaling-ladders,  in  bend, 
of  the  second  ;  2nd  and  8rd,  quarterly,  lat  and  4Ui,  arg.,  a 
lion,  rampant,  gu. ;  2nd  and  8xd,  az.,  a  lion,  rampant,  with- 
in an  orie  of  quatre^foils,  aig. 

Omt — A  Uon,  rampant,  arg. 

Motto — Fide  et  fortitudin^ 

Stat— <?oedmore,  near  Cardigan. 


LLOYD  OF  CLOCHFAEN  AND  PLAS  MADOG. 

JuuA,  elder  dau.  of  th^  lato  Rev,  Thomaa  Youde, 
by  Sarah  his  wife,  only  dau.  aqd  heir  of  JeDkyu 
Lloyd,  Esq.  of  ClochfaeD,  is  the  present  possessor  of 
Clocbfaen  and  Pl&s  Madog,  co.  Denbigh. 

ECncaffe.— Tnyb  ap  Cadpaboh,  Lord  of  Chirk,  Whit- 
tington,  Oswestry,  and  both  the  Maelors^  l^  his  wife 
Rhiengar,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Lluddoccaf  ap  Caradog,  Bari 
of  Hereford,  had,  besides  a  younger  son,  Tnyr  Fryoh,  abbot 
of  Abbey  d'Or,  an  elder  son, 

T^TDOB  Trepor^  Earl  of  Hei-eford,  Lord  of  Chirk,  tc,  and 
the  Tribe  of  March.  He  d.  a.d.  948,  and  by  his  wife 
Angharad,  dau.  of  How^  Dha,  King  of  Wales,  had  one  dau. 
and  three  sons ;  the  8rd  of  whom,  Dyngad,  m.  Cidlia,  dau. 
of  Severus  ap  Cadifor  Wynwyn,  Lord  of  Buallt,  and  had 
issue,  Rhiwallon,  who,  by  Lntitia  his  wife,  dau.  of  Cad- 
waladr  ap  Perydyr  Goch,  was  father  of 

Cynwrio  ap  Rhiwallok.  who  was  slain  a.d.  1074,  and  is 
buried  at  Wrexham.    He  bore  "  Erm.,  a  Uon  rampant,  sa. 
By  Agnes  his  wife,  dau.  of  Idnertb  Benfras,  Lord  of  Maes- 
brook,  he  had  a  6th  son,  David,  father  of  Madog,  whoso 
grandson  Icuan  ap  Meredydd,  was  father  of  j 

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Uadoo  Vawwr,  of  Llangurig,  wbkh  pgoiah,  together 
with  an  augmentation  to  his  anna  of  a  border,  go.,  aemte 
of  annulets,  arg.,  was  given  him  for  his  aerrioes  in  battle 
by  Gwenwynwn,  Prince  of  Powys,  a.d.  1197.  By  his  wife, 
a  dau.  of  the  house  of  Elystan  Qlodmdd,  he  had  a  son, 
M  KRBDTDD,  who  M.  Dyddgti,  dau.  of  Uewelyn  ap  Efaiion  ap 
liewelyn,  Esq.,  descended  from  Brochwel,  King  of  Powys, 
by  whom  be  luid  a  son,  Howsl  Llotd,  of  Llanguri^  whose 
grandson,  Ieuah  ap  Grpfftdd,  of  Llangnrig,  by  his  1st 
wife,  Owenllian,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Jenkyn  ap  Oruil^d 
Ooch,  of  the  line  of  Madog  Danwr,  had  one  son, 

JnrxTV  OooH,  of  Clochfaen,  in  liangurig,  Esq.,  who  s^ 
OaUierine,  dau.  and  heiress  of  Maurice  Pyehan  i^  Maurice 
ap  Madog,  of  Kerry,  Ssq.,  descended  from  Elystan  Olodrudd, 
Prince  of  Fferiis,  Founder  of  the  Fifth  Boyal  Tribe  of  Wales, 
by  whom  he  had  a  son, 

Maubiob  ap  Jkvktk,  of  Cloebtum.  Esq..  who,  by  Mar- 
gaiet  his  wife,  dau.  of  Llewellyn  ap  Rhys  lioyd,  of 
Creuddyn,  Esq.,  descended  from  Owaethfoed,  Lord  of 
Gardigan,  had  issue,  Jenkth  ap  Maubics,  who  m.  Catherine^ 
dan.  of  Morgan  ap  Rhys  ap  Howel,  by  whom  he  had  a  son, 
Datid,  who,  by  Catherine  his  wife,  dan.  of  Evan  ap  David 
ad  Onto,  of  Bhaiadr,  descended  from  liowdden.  Lord  of 
Uwch-Aeron,  was  fktber  of 

Btak  ap  Datio,  of  Cloehften,  Esq.,  who  m.  Miaigaret, 
dan.  of  David  Lloyd-Blaeney,  of  Qrugynog,  Esq.,  by  iwiiom 
he  had  issuer 

Rhts  Llotd,  of  CloohfiMn,  Esq.,  who  m.  Mazgaret,  dau. 
of  Jenkyn  Lloyd,  of  Berthlloyd,  Esq.,  and  had  a  son, 
JvHKTir  Lloti>,  of  Clochfaen,  Esq.,  who  by  Msllt  his  wife, 
dau.  of  Morgan  David,  of  lianbrynmair.  was  father  of 
Rhts  Llotd,  of  Clochfhen,  Esq.  who  d.  1099,  and  by  Mary 
his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Thomas,  of  I^anlloddian,  Esq., 
dsseeoded  ftom  Brochwel.  King  of  Powys,  was  fMher  of 

JnrKTir  Lloti^  of  OodifiMn,  Esq.,  who,  by  Rachael  his 
wife,  sister  and  heir  of  Edward,  and  dau.  of  John  Fowler, 
of  Abbey  Cwmhir,  Esq.,  in  oo.  Radnor  (Me  Buxxx's  Jb»j«Z 
J)me$iU*t  an.  Toubb  LlotdX  had  issue, 

Rhts  Llotd,  of  Clochfeen,  Esq.,  who  in.  Sarah,  only 
dan.  and  heir  of  William  Piatt,  of  Rhydooen,  in  the  pariah 
of  Llanynys,  and  oo.  of  Denbigh,  Esq.  (by  Mary  his  wife, 
eldest  dan.  and  co-heir  of  Thomaa  Hugfaiw,  of  Pm-y-nant, 
in  the  paririi  of  Rhiwabon,  Esq.),  b^  whom  he  had  three 
daoa.  and  one  stm, 

Jbivktm  Llotd,  of  Cloohfeen,  Esq.  He  «».  BUaabeth, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Edward  Lloyd,  of  Plas  Madog,  oo.  Denbigh, 
Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  one  only  dau.  and  heiress,  Sarah, 
b.  A.D.  1746,  and  d,  a.d.  1837;  she  m.  let,  John  Edwards,  of 
Crogen  Iddon  and  Tspytty,  oo.  Denbi^  Esq.,  by  whinn 
she  had  no  issue;  and  2ndly.  she  m.  the  Rxr.  Thomas 
TovDB,  of  Ruthin,  by  whom  she  had  three  sons  and  two 
dans.,  JuuA,  the  present  possessor  of  aoohfien  and  Madog; 
and  Haxeir,  m.  to  Jaoob-Williah  Hnmi;  Esq.,  D.L.  for 
Middlesex,  by  wh<Hn  she  has  two  sons,  Jacob-Toude- 
William,  and  Charles-Thonias-Edward,  an  olBcer  in  the 
Bengal  servioe,  and  two  daus.,  Harriet-Esther-Julia,  and 
Mary-Chariotte. 

MJaffl  at  9Ui  ilUlrag. 

This  femily  descends  likewise  from  Tudox  TBxrox, 
through  Awr  ap  leuaf  ap  Cyhelyn,  8rd  eon  of  Tudor  ap 
Rhys  Sais,  Lord  of  Chirk. 

Awx,  of  Tref«wr,  «.«.  Txxrox,  had  two  sons,  1  Adda, 
ancestor  of  the  Txxvoxs  qf  Trrvw;  and  3  Iorwxkth  ap 
Awx,  who,  by  Margaret  his  wife,  dan.  of  Ednyfed  ap 
lorwerth  ap  MeUyr  Byton,  had  one  son,  loxwxxirH 
Ftohav,  living  a.d.  1832.  who  «,  1st,  Agnes,  dau.  of  Hwfe 
ap  lorwerth,  of  Hafod-y-Wem,  by  whom  he  had  two  sons, 
Howri  and  leuan;  and  2ndly.  he  m.  Margaret,  dau.  of 
Madog  ap  Llewelyn,  Lord  of  Eyton,  by  whom  he  had  a 
dau.,  lAJcy.  wife  ot  Madog  Lloyd,  of  Isooed,  and  one  son, 
■dxttbd  Llotd.  Esq.,  who  m.  the  sister  and  heir  of 
Ednyfed  ap  lorwerth  ap  Madog,  of  Hozxlley,  in  the  parish 
of  Oresfoid,  Esq.,  by  whom  he  had  a  son,  Id.xwxLTir, 
living  A.D.  1898,  who,  by  Owenllian  his  wife,  dau.  of  Adda 
ap  Howel  ap  leuaf,  of  Trevor,  waa  fether  of 

David  ap  Llxwxltv,  of  Plas  Madog,  who  m.  Margaret, 
dau.  and  heir  of  Dio  ap  Hwfa  ap  leuaf  ap  Hwfa  ap  Madog 
yr  Athro,  Of  Plas  Madog,  descended  fh>m  Cynwrig  ap 
RhiwmQon,  and  had  issue, 

loxv  AP  David,  of  Plas  Madog,  Esq.,  who  m.  Anghaiad, 
dau.  of  Howel  ap  leuan  ap  OraHydd,  of  Bersham,  Esq.,  and 
Philippa  his  1st  wife,  dau.  of  Sir  Bundle  Brereton,  of 
Malpas,  Knt.,  by  whom  he  had  one  dau.,  Angharad,  and 
one  son,  Raodle,  who  ta.  Angharad,  dau.  of  lohn  ap  leuan 
^  Deiews,  of  Uaneroh-Bogog,  Esq.,  and  was  fether  of 
708  ' 


JoHV  Llotd,  of  Plas  Madog,  Esq..  who  by  Jcnnetts  Ui 
wife,  dan.  of  Geoffrey  Bromfield,  of  Bryn-y-Wiwair,  Esq., 
in  the  parish  of  Rhiwabon,  had  a  son, 

William  Llotd,  of  Plas  Madog,  Esq.,  who  «».  Oaawriir. 
dau.  of  Owain  Brsrston,  of  Borasham,  Esq., 
his  1st  wife,  dau.  of  lohn  SahMbmy,  ^.  of  : 
by  her  had  two  daoa.  and  five  sons,  the  sldasteCwhesii, 

Bdwaxd  Llotd,  of  Pias  Mftdog.  Esq.,  «».  Anae,  dao.  «f 
John  Byton,  of  Leeswood,  Esq.  (and  Jane  his  wife,  dao.  ef 
lohn  Uuyd,  of  Bodidrta,  Esq.)  and  faMl  an  ddar  on. 
Edwaxd  Ixotd,  of  Plas  Mado^  Esq.,  who,  by  Babeeei 
his  wife,  dao.  of  the  Rev.  Mostyn  Piers,  of  Oambridir. 
was  fether  of  Edwaxd  Llotd.  of  Plas  Madey,  Esq.. 
who  m.  Elisabeth,  dau.  of  Owain  liojd,  Esq.*  (aad 
Jane  his  wife,  dau.  and  heir  of  John  Bkweton,  Esq., 
and  relict  of  John  Fachnallt,  of  FaehnaUt,  Esq.X  by  whom 
he  had  issue  three  sons,  1  Gapt.  John  Uoyd,  of  Plas  Madcg, 
killed  hi  London  with  Sir  Evan  Lloyd,  of  Bodkhis; 
2  William  Uoyd,  of  Plas  Madog,  who,  as  well  as  hSs  brother 
John,  left  no  children.    The  Srd  son, 

Samusl  Llotd,  of  Plas  Madog.  Esq.,  «».  Sarah,  dan.  and 
oo-heir  of  Luke  Llc^d,  Jun.,  of  The  Biyn,  in  the  paziah  of 
Hanmer,  Esq.,  by  wh<«a  he  had  a  son,  Edwaxd  I^^itd,  of 
Plas  Madog,  Eeq.,  who^  by  Anne  hia  wife.  dan.  and  eo-faeir 
of  William  Lloj^  of  Plaa  Benion,  Esq.,  had  a  dan.,  Elia- 
both,  heiress  of  Plas  MMk«v  who  s^  Jenkyn  lioyd,  of 
Clochfeen.  Esq. 

Arm*  Quarteriy:  Ist  and  4th,  Erm.,  a  Hon  rampant,  sfi^ 
armed  and  langued,  gu.,  in  a  bottler  i:4  the  second,  seratf  of 
annulets,  sig.,  for  Madoo  Daxwx;  Snd  and  Srd,  pet^,  per 
bend  sinister,  erm.  and  erms.,  a  lion  rampant,  or,  for  "fhwrn. 
Txxrox,  Eaxl  op  Hxxkpoxd. 

Crut  On  a  wreath,  axg.  and  gu.,  a  Hon  nanpant,  of  lbs 
second. 

If e«o— In  te  Domine  ^leravL 


LLOYD  OF  TRALLWYN. 

Llotd,  Johv-Elub,  Exq.  of  TrxUwyn,  oo.  (}aer- 
Dmrron,  h,  10  May,  1819;  m.  21  Aug.  1845,  Eleanor, 
dau.  of  John  Sotheni,  Esq.  of  Liyerpocd,  and  hat 
issue, 

I.  Johv-Ellib,  h.  13  JuIt,  184«. 

n.  Charle^Henry.  6.  6  Aug.  184T. 

L  Edith-Mary.  n.  Ai 

m.  Haxriet^ane.  it.  Mary-EUen. 

ECltrajlt.—JoHir  Ellis.  Esq.,  h.  1  Nov.  178«(son  of  Hi^ 
Ellis,  Esq.  of  Caernarvon,  by  Anne  hia  wife,  dan.  of  Samuel 
Wri^t,  Esq.  of  Knutsford,  and  grandson  of  the  Venerable 
John  Ellis,  archdeacon  ci  Iferioneth,  by  Ann  his  wife,  dan. 
and  heir  of  Huoh  Llotd,  Esq.  of  TraDwynX  assumed  by 
royal  Uoenoe,  1811,  the  surname  and  anna  of  Llotd,  in 
ocnnplianoe  with  the  teetunentary  injtmction  of  his  gnnd- 
unde  the  Rev.  William  Lloyd,  son  of  Hugh  IJojd.  Bh). 
of  TraUwyn,  He  was  a  magiistrate  and  depnty-beot.  i!or 
Carnarvonshire,  and  aerved  as  high-sheriff  1817.  He  sk 
5  Dec,  1815,  Jane,  dan.  the  Rev.  GriiBth  Jones,  and  had 


Johv-Ellu;  now  of  Tnllwyn. 

Hugh,  b.  7  Deo.  1825. 

Robert,  6. 16  April,  18S3. 

Richard,  6.  8  Sept  1834. 

Margaret- Ann. 

Mai7-0athsrinek  ai.  1854,  to  Alftvd  Jonea,  Esq. 

Cordelia.  "" 


-As.,  on  a  dievron,  or.  between  three  q>ear  1 
a  torteau,  between  two  bulls'  heads,  caboshed.  aa. 
.    «e— A  lion,  rampant,  arg.,  gutttf  de  aang,  sarmooiiting 
two  qwars,  in  saltire,  ppr. 
ifoCf  o— Inatanter  pei  foetus. 
&qf— Trallwyn,  oo.  Caernarvon. 

LLOYD  OF  LAQUES. 

Llotd,  Elizabeth,  of  Laques,  co.  Carmaiilienf  «. 
her  brother,  Aug.  1854. 

Xritltagt.— This  is  a  younger  bmeh  of  the  very  aaeieBt 
Cambrian  fiunily  of  Lloyd,  of  Pita  Llanstephan,  who  traced 
a  direct  lineal  desoent  from  Tudwal  Glotandof  whieh  the 
eventual  helrass,  Busabrh,  dan.  of  Francis  Lloyd,  Esq.  of 
Lhmstephan,  m.  Huoh  MxAax,  Esq. 

DAimtL  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Laques  (Snd  son  of  Rees  Lloyd, 
Esq.  of  Plis  lianstephan,  who  d.  4.  Jan.  10S2X  «».  Sarah 
Evans,  of  Petterwell,  and  was  father  of 

Ths  Rsv.  Wiluam  Llotd^  of  Laquea,  M.A.,  rector  of 


•  Second  son  of  William  lioyd,  of  Flos  Madog,  Esq. 


L  L  0 

LlanKidwmen,  and  Tiear  of  LMigliarn*  oo.  Ourmarihen,  who 
d,  S4  Jan.  1700,  leaving,  by  Susanna  his  wifiB,  dau.  of  John 
Daviea,  Esq.,  a  son  and  heir, 

William  Llotd,  Ksq.  of  Laquas,  barrlster-at-law,  who  d. 
in  May,  1747,  leaving,  bj  Jane  his  wife,  dau.  of  John  Davies, 
Baq.  of  Dulegwynddon,  a  son  and  suooessor, 

Dajiibl  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Laques,  barristex^at-law,  J.  P., 
blgh-aheriff  of  oa  Oaxdigan  in  1760,  who  m.,  March,  1760, 
Katherine,  dau.  of  Frends  Meare,  Beq.  of  Oorston,  oo. 
Pembroke,  and  had  (with  six  dans.,  of  whom  Katherine 
sa.  Thomas  Lewis,  Esq.  of  Stiadey ;  Jane  m.  Jeremiah  Price, 
E«q.  of  Olangwilly ;  and  Anna  m.  John  Conway  Hughes, 
Eaq.X  six  sons.  Mr.  Lloyd  d.  in  1798,  and  was  $,  by  his 
eldest  son, 

WiLUAM  Llotd^  Esq.  of  Laqnes,  J,P.  and  D.L.,  high- 
sheriff  in  1807,  who  m  in  1792,  MariarElenora,  only  child  of 
John  Colbome,  Esq,  of  Swindon,  oo.  Stafford,  and  by  her 
(who  d.  in  Sept  1829X  left  at  his  decease,  1840,  a  son, 
William  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Laques,  who  d.  9,  p,  Aug,  1864, 
ftnd  a  dau,,  Bluavbtb,  now  of  I^ques. 

jlrnM— Quarterly:  1st,  (Ki,  on  a  bend  between  three 
daggers,  arg.,  a  Hon,  passant,  sa ;  Snd,  aig.,  on  a  chev.,  gu., 
three  sarbs,  or ;  8rd,  aig.,  two  lions,  reguiudant,  sa ;  4th,  sa., 
an  eagle  with  two  heads  displayed,  or. 

Oreti — An  ea^  preying  on  a  bird. 

ArcU— Laques,  |n  the  paris^i  of  I4anstephan,  oo.  Ct- 
loarth^n. 


LLOYD  OF  PALE. 

Llotd,  Ret.  Davib-Morris,  of  Pal^  co.  Merir 
oneth,  J.P.,  6. 1777;  m.  12  May,  1814,  Martha,  dau. 
of  James  Taylor,  Esq.  of  Church  Hill  House,  Dod- 
iDgtoD,  CO.  Kent,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Datid  Moaau. 

n.  John.  m,  Jamea-lAishington. 

I.  JanorMartha,  m.  to  WilUamrOeoige  Duncan,  Eaq.  of 
Great  Houghton  House,  oo.  Northamptcm. 

Htllf  AJ|t« — ^The  present  Llqtxm  of  Paft,  derive  pater- 
nally from  Hsu>  MoLWTVOO,  Lord  of  Uwoh  Aled,  a  Chief- 
tain of  Denhighland,  founder  of  ix  Noble  Tribe  of  North 
Wales  and  Powys.    From  this  Noble  descended 

IxTAii  Llotd,  son  of  JeBnj  Ltoyd,  a  distinguished 
BaiNl,  of  jyjtDrfn  Brethlyn,  in  Eglwys  Faoh,  oo.  Denbigh, 
who  m.  Margaret,  dau.  and  heir  of  Maurice  Lloyd,  of  Pal^, 
in  Edeimion,  oo.  Merioneth,  who  d.  in  1614,  son  of  John 
Lloyd,  of  Fan,  derived  fhnn  Griffith  ap  Rhys,  of  Crogen 
and  Branas,  oo.  Merioneth,  younger  son  of  Rhys  ap  levan, 
rr.  Baron  of  K^mervyn-Edeimioii,  under  age  15-16 
RiOHAan  II.,  1891-S,  representatiye  of  Owen  Brogyntyn, 
Lord  of  Edehrnion,  Dinmael,  and  Abertanat,  son  of  Madoc 
ap  Meredith,  last  Prince  of  Powys.  By  the  heiress  of  Palb^ 
who  was  buried  at  Llaudderfel,  18  April,  1664,  levan  Lloyd, 
who  was  buried  at  the  same  place,  8  July,  1689,  had  issue, 
with  an  elder  «on,  Jeffrey,  who  d.  $.  p,,  another  son, 

Maubios  Llotd,  Esq.  of  PaA,  6.  10  Jan.  1618,  grand- 
fUherof 

Maubiob  Llotd,  Esq,  of  Pal^  whose  eld^  son, 

Jomr  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Paft,  who  d.  7  Nov.  1742,  aged  42, 
m.  Maigaret,  dau^  of  William  Vaughan,  Esq.  of  Gaynog,  and 
had  issuer  i.  John;  n.  Maxtkioe;  i.  Jahs;  ii.  Maigaret; 
nx.  Oatherine.    The  2nd  sou  and  eventual  heir, 

MAtnucB  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Paft^  m.  Jane,  dau.  ot  David 
Morris,  of  Ty-ucha  CUtalgarth,  oo.  Merioneth,   and  had 


DATiD-MoaRxs,  of  PrA. 

John,  m.  the  dan.  of  Admiral  Roddam. 

Maurice,  in  holy  orders,  vicar  of  Lenham,  m.  EUxabeth, 

you^restdan.  of  the  late  James  Best,  Esq^.  of  Parte  Qob^e, 

oo.  Kentk 
William. 
Jane. 
Mazi^^et  m.  to  William  Radley,  Esq.  of  Highfleld  House, 

Saiah.  Bridget  Susan. 

uf  rsu— Sa.,  a  stag,  trippant,  aig.,  attired,  or. 
Crutr-A  lion,  rampant,  sa.,  armed  and  langued,  gu. 


LLOYD  OF  GLOSTER. 

Llotd,  Hardbess,  Esq.  of  Oloster,  in  the  King's 
County,  J.P.  and  D.L.,  6.  ahout  the  year  1782 ;  for 
some  years  lieut.-col.  of  the  South  Down  militia, 
M.P.  for  the  King's  County  from  1807  to  1816. 

ILCtIf  ASf • — ^niBVoa  Llotd,   (youngest  son   of  Evan 
Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Bodidris-yn-Tale^  eo.  Denbigh,  by  Mary  his 
709 


L  L  O 

wiib,  daa  and  oo-hafar  of  Sir  Rlchasd  Trevor.  Knt.  of  Ailing- 
ton,  and  brother  of  John  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Bodidris.  whose 
son.  Sir  Evan  Lloyd,  of  Bodidris,  was  oreated  a  Babonbt, 
1946),  aoaptain  in  the  army  of  Chablis  I. ;  m.  in  1039,  Miss 
Medhop,  an  heiress,  by  whom  he  acquirod  estates  in  the 
King's  County,  and  in  the  county  of  Tipperary,  and  had  a 
son  and  successor, 

MsDHOP  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  the  Bang's  County,  who  m.  Mary, 
8rd  dau.  (by  Franeea  O'More  his  wiCs,  desoended  firom  the 
Princes  of  Leix),  of  Christopher  Lovett,  Esq.,  lord  mayor 
of  Dublin,  Srd  son  of  Sir  Robert  Lovett,  of  Liscombe,  high- 
sheriff  of  Bucks  hi  1006.  and  had  fourteen  children,  all  of 
whom  cL  «,  p.,  with  the  exception  of 

TasvoB  Llotd,  Esq.,  who,  inheriting  the  Hunfly  estates, 
became  of  Oloster,  in  the  King's  County.  He  m.  Miss 
Waller,  of  Castletown,  oo.  Limerick,  (a  descendant  of  Sir 
Hardress  Waller,  governor  of  Limerick  during  the  Common- 
wealth), and  had,  with  other  issue, 

John,  his  heir. 

Hardress,  who  d.  i.  p. 

Waller,  m.  to  Lovat  Ashe,  Esq.  of  Ashgrove,  co.  Ttpperary. 

Rose,  m.  to  Alexander  Saundarson,  Esq.  of  CaatieSaimder- 
son,  CO.  Cavan. 
Mr.  Lloyd  was  «.  by  his  eldest  son, 

John  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Oloster,  M.P.  for  the  Kfaag's  County 
from  1708  untU  1790,  and  subsequently  for  the  borough  of 
Inistiogue.  Mr.  Lloyd  m.  circa  1777,  Jane,  youngest  dau. 
and  co-heir  (with  her  sisters,  Anne,  wife  of  the  Rev. 
Abraham  S^mes,  D.D„  and  Alio9>  wife  of  Samuel  Hayes, 
Esq.  of  Avundale)  of  Thomas  Le  Hunts,  Esq.,  who  d,  in 
1775,  6th  son  of  Oeoige  Le  Hunte,  of  Artramont,  co.  Wex- 
ford,  Esq.,  and  had  issue, 

Hardhmw,  now  of  Oloster. 

Trevor,  who  d.  at  Cambridge  in  1790. 

Thomas,  lieut. -colonel  in  the  army,  killed  at  the  passage 
oif  the  NiveQe,  10  Nov.  1818,  at  €he  head  of  his  regiment, 
the  94th. 

Evan. 

John,  of  Parsonstown,  King's  Co..  who  n.  Miss  Taogfaan, 
dau.  of  William-Peisley  Vaughan.  Esq.  of  Oolden  Orove, 
in  the  Kings  County,  and  left  one  dau.,  Mart,  m.  1848, 
Bamuel-Dawson  Hutchinson,  Esq.  of  Mount  Heaton, 
King's  County,  who  assumed,  in  consequence,  the  sur^ 
ptanp  of  Llptd-Vauohah. 

Alice,  m.  5  April,  1707.  to  Laurence,  late  Earl  of  Rosse. 

Harriet,  m.  to  the  Rev.  Mr.  Kkig,  of  Ballylin. 
Mr.  Lloyd  was  ».  at  his  decease  by  his  eldest  son,  the  pre- 
sent HAanaww  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Oloster. 

Arnu^i.  Llotd  op  Olostib  :  Paly  of  eight,  azg.  and  gn., 
the  ensigns  of  Llswelth  ap  Tntb  CIal.-^ii.  Llotd  op 
OifOeTKR.  (ancient  ensigns  of  Sanddb  Hasdd.  Lord  of  Mor- 
ton :)  Vert,  semte  of  broomslips,  or,  over  all,  a  lion,  ram- 
pant^  or. 

Crut^A  lion,  lampant.  axg.,  holding  a  snake  in  his  paw. 

JfoCto— Respice  prospice. 

Soot— Oloster,  near  Shlnrone^  King's  County. 


LLOYD  OP  CASTLE  LLOYD. 

Llotd,  Thomas,  Esq.  of  Castle  Lloyd,  co.  Limerick, 
b.  Aug.  1814 ;  m.  June,  1888,  Mary,  eldest  dao.  of 
the  Rev.  Chajrles-Philip  Coote,  rector  of  Doon,  oo. 
Limerick,  and  nieoe  of  the  late  (^hidley  Coote,  Esq. 
of  Moimt  Coote,  and  has  issue, 

I.  Wiluam-Thom^b-Llewbltn,  6. 1889. 

u.  Charles-Thomas-Cadwalader,  b.  1841. 

X.Clltafl[t.r— THOKAa  Llotd,  Esq.  of  Tower  Hill,  eo. 
Limerisk,  of  andent  Welsh  desoent,  m.  Eleanor,  dau. 
pr  the  Rev.  Rickanl  Buigh,  D.D.,  and  was  fiither  of 
William  Llotd,  Esq.,  who  m.  Jane,  d^m.  of  Thomas 
Fitigerald,  |toq->  and  had  a  son,  the  Rbt.  Thomas 
Llotd,  who  m.  1st,  his  cousin,  Mary,  dau.  of  the  Rev. 
Rickanl  Burgh,  of  Dromkeen,  and  had  by  her,  three  sons, 
RiOKABD,  of  whom  presently;  William,  of  Tower  Hill ;  and 
Edward.  He  m.  2ndly,  Miss  Bateman,  of  AlCavflla,  and  by 
her  was  flatherof  Colonel  Lloyd,  who  m.  the  dau.  and  heiress 
of  Lloyd  of  Dromsalla,  and  had  a  son,  Tmoma*  Llotd,  Esq. 
of  Beechmount,  co.  Limerick,  M.P.  for  that  sMro  in  1826, 
and  K.C.,  who  m.  in  ITM,  Katherine,  dan.  of  Byre  Evans, 
Esq.  of  Miltown  Castle,  and  had  issue.  The  eldest  son  of 
the  1st  marriage  of  the  Rev.  Thomas  Lloyd,  was 

Trb  Ray.  RioxAan  Llotd,  of  Castle  Lloyd,  who  m.  Maiy, 
dan.  of  William  Armstrong,  Esq.  of  Mealliffe,  and  had  issue^ 

X.  Thomas,  in  holy  orders^  who  m.  EUxabeth,  dau.  of 
Thomas  Fitsgerald,  Knight  of  Olin,  and  had,  with  two 
elder  sons,  who  d.  wtm,,  another  son. 
The  Rev.  William-Edward  Lloyd,  rector  of  Feaor,  who 


LL  O 


LO  C 


m.  1814,  AnMi,  dan.  of  ThooM  Peaeodc%  Eaq.  of  Tart 
Ktm,  and  4(.  9or.  18&8,  lami«  tena^  1  TmomMM,  now 
ofCMtle  U'^d;  S  Hidutrd;  3  John;  4  Edrad-Wa- 
IttaK:^Miwalkd«r,  7th  FudljOTS ;  1  Mary.  «.  to  theB«r. 
HABrySmjtb;  2  Htwrtwth,  at.  to  Henry  Cooper  Beite^ 
Esq, ;  3  Looin,  m.  to  the  Ber.  PcUr  lUnfa  '  ' 
m.  to  John  Pieroe '  5  Wilhelnuxtt^  dt 
Ocnldine  at.  to  Bwfaanl  Dawbod,  £iq. 

v.  Edward,  rector  of  Fetherd. 

m.  Waiiam,  bwrteter-strUv,  d.  in  1783. 

IV.  John,  eeijeentr«t-]e;w,  d.  in  1»^. 

L  ABee.  u.  Eliza. 

in.  Mary.  m.  to  Joeeph  Oabbett,  Eeq.  at 
M  mm  of   Wimam  OabbeO,   Eaq.    of 


4M-Caet)e  Llojd,  UDa,  eo.  limetidc 


LLOYD  OF  LL0YD8B0B0'. 

hvOTD,  JoHV,  Eiq.  of  Llojdsboro'  and  Cnim^ 

CO.  Tipperarj,  6.  16  March,  1790;  ».  21  July,  1810, 

DM^by-Aoo,  dao.  of  John  Llojd,  Esq.  of  Craoagfa, 

and  htm  iasoe, 

I.  Jon^EMx,  J.P., «».  Mary,  youngeet  dan.  of  Edmund- 

N.-W.  Forteeeoe,  Eeq.  of  Fallapit.  oo.  Deron,  and  has 

taene,  three  eone  and  one  dan. 

u.  Bicfaard-Jeaee,  Ueat.  Mth  regiment,  d.  wm.  14  Oct. 

1B4«. 
L  EUaibetfa-Ann«  m.  to  John-Dawaon  Hatddnaon,  Eeq. 

oTTlmooeyF^andi/.  SMarch,  1S43. 
n.  EUen-EUsa,  m.  John-Stntford  Collina,  Eeq.  and  d. 
1852;  lesTing  iMue. 

%intUt€, — Jomi  Lu>TD,  Eeq.  of  Lloydsboro,  eo.  nppe- 
rery,  eon  of  Joeeph  Uayd^  Eeq.,  by  Mary  Otway  hie  wife, 
claimed  to  derire  hie  deecent  from  the  great  Welah  fkmily 
of  Lloyd  of  Dodidria.  He  «.  Elizabeth,  dan.  of  Sir  John 
BItmdm,  Bart,  and  wae  father  of 

JOHV  Lu>TD,  Eeq.  of  Cruiagb,  who  m.  Deborah  dotter- 
book,  andhadieeoe, 
1.  JoHV,  of  Cranagh  and  Uoydeboro',  m.  Amy  Brazier, 
and  left  an  only  dau.,  Debby-Anne,  m.  to  her  cotuin, 
JoHW  Llotd,  Eeq.  of  Uoydaboro*. 

IL  Thomae,  m.  Juidith  Meagher,  and  had  iaeue,  Geotge- 
Bicluurd,  m. ;  Horatio,  m.,  and  d.  leaving  issue ;  Bobnt, 
deoeaeed ;  and  Debby,  m.  to  Geoige  Nowton,  Eeq..  oupt. 
8rd  light  dragoona,  killed  at  Moo&ee,  18  Dec.  1»46. 
in.  Bicliard,  A-M.,  rector  of  (Honouty,  oo.  Tipperary, 
afterwarda  of  Northam  Cottage,  North  Devon,  6.  9  Dec 
1764 ;  m.  16  8mt.  1788,  Priscilla,  dan.  of  the  Bev.  John 
Lord,  rector  of  Clonkelly;  and  d.  8  Jan.  1830,  leaving 


1  George-William-Aylmer,  C.B.,  ma)or-gen.  H.E.I.C.8., 
6.  4  July,  1789;  m.  1  March,  1824rCaroline,  2nd  dan.  of 
the  late  Capt.  William  Bruce,  H.E.LC.8..  which  lady 
d.  1846. 

8  John,  lient.  B.N.,  and  J.P.  of  Panbnia,  near  Eden, 
Twofold  Bay,  Kew  South  Walee,  m.  19  Jan.  1824,  Sarah 
BoUnaon,  and  bad  iaeue, 

Arthur,  of  Northam  Houae,  co.  Devon,  and  Adelaide, 
South  Auatralia,  6.  80  Oct.  1824. 
William,  dvU  engineer.  East  Indiea,  6.  24  May,  1826. 
Priscilla -Emilia,  m.  1847,  to  Ma^ar  William -Ellieon 
Warden. 
8  Arthur -Forbe^  MIA.,  rector  of  Instow,  Devon,  m. 
Harriet,  dau.  of  Thomae-Furley  Forater,  Eaq.  of  Wal- 
thamatow,  and  had  iaeue, 

Arthur-Forater,  of  Morpeth  Tale,  South  Australia,  m. 
1861,  Jean,  youngeet  dau.  of  James-Oordon  Moigan, 
Esq.,  M.D.,  of  Barnstaple,  and  has  issuo. 
Blohard,  of  Morpeth  Vale,  South  Australia,  m.  19  June, 
1866^  Maroella- Adelaide -Cornelia^  dau.  of  Jamee 
Elton,  Eeq. 

Benjamin- Pumey.  Oeoige-Aylmer. 

Thomas-Fumey.  Edward. 

Harriet-Mary,  m.  1865,  to  Chariee-Constantine  Bnice, 
Esq. 

Isabella.  EmUv.  Adelaido. 

Susanna.  PriscUla>Lord.  Marion. 

1  laabella-Anne. 

iv.  HsmtT-JsasB,  of  whom  presently. 

▼.  Frederick,  m.  Julia,  dau.  of  Thomas  Vereker,  Esq.  of 
Boxborougb,  and  left  issue,  John,  of  LLaheen  Castle,  m. 
and  has  iaeue;  Frederick,  lieut  B.N.,  deoeaaed;  Henry- 
Vereker,  m.  Miaa  Jopp ;  Charlee,  in  holy  ordera,  m.  and 
haa  iaaue ;  Julia,  m.  Qeorge  Duncan,  Eeq. ;  Camilla ;  and 
Harriet,  d.  unm. 

I.  Elizabeth,  m.  to  the  Bev.  Charles  Tuckey. 

II.  Debby,  m.  to  Ooiko*  Holy,  Esq. 
The  4th  son, 

Henrt-Jissb  Lloyd,  Esq.  of  Caatle  Iney,  co.  Upperaiy, 

-.    710  U  to  31 


'Geai«e 


E^of 


Car- 


ln£ 
ISi:. 


who  m  EDsn,  dan.  of  TVsaBas  Gevd%  Xaq.  e#  B  Jba3  Cao 
eo.  Ooak.  and,  djii«  UlC,  left  iBMc 
I.  JoHX,  of  Lioydebceo'.  n.  Tbeaaaa,  d.  wm. 

m.  Hemy-Jeeae^  of  Faiiiwi'oey,  ool  Ttpneraary,  ^ 
Haniefc-ABefia.  joongvst  dan.  ef  Ifir  Jiiha  l^iaiaa 
den,  Bart.,  aadhaMMBiae, 

1  Jeaee^  of  BaOyleck  Hmbi^  eoc  Moa^tm,  XF. 
mpL  47th  ragiflMat,  i.  S  FehL  liM,  m.  14  D«c. 
EQea,  ddcat^o.  of 
eo.  Clare,  and  hae 
Henry-CravA^eaee,  h.  8  Feh  18SS. 
1  Fnacea-Maria,  ■.  »  Manh,  IM*.  to  Aadn 
cfaopev  Eeq.  of  Kiddrie^ 
S  Joe^iine- Jolia-HeicBi,  m  IS  Maj,  IMi^  to 

S  Condie-AugustarFkedarka,  m  17  Jaaa.  1848,  to 
FitsWiUiam  Barton,  Eeq.  ef  Bvtoa  HaJQ, 

IT.  WilBam,  at.  Kate,  only  daa.  of  Jolm  Harria, 

Watertoffd,  and  had  iaeua 
I.  Maiy-Anne.  ».  to  the  Bev.  Tbovnaa  Hoare^ 

eon  of  the  late  Sir  Edwaid  Hoara,  Bart, 
n.  KUaa-Locy,  sl  Mr.  Mofxie,  aul  la  decoMsd. 

jlraie— Paly  of  eight,  orandaiig. 

Crat—A  haa,  nunpamt,  hoJding  m  the  dexter  paw  n 

ifoCto— Tnir  o  yale. 

4ntf— LlcydalMio',  near  TeBBpleanon^  eo.  TSiJi»ataij. 


LLOYD  OF  ALLTYR  ODDfl 
(/See  Datisb  of  BLAMSDYwrRTV.) 


LOCH  OF  DRYLAW. 

Loch,  Jamxb,  Eeq.  of  Drjlaw,  eo.  Edmbang^  b. 
7  May,  1780,  an  advocate,  and  M.P.  for  KirkwaU; 
m.  10  Aug.  1810,  Ann,  yoongeat  daa.  of  P.  Orr,  Eaq. 
of  Kincardmeehire,  and  left  iaaoe, 

L  Obobob,  6.  in  1811.         n.  Oranville-Gower,  h.  in  18U^ 

m.  William-Adam,  b.  in  1814. 

IV.  Thomaa,  b.  in  1816. 

T.  Jamee-Patiick,  6.  in  1819,  and  d.  in  18M. 

TL  Jcdm-Charka,  b.  in  1836. 

Tn.  Henry-Brougham,  6.  in  18S7. 

I.  Anne-Maijory.  i 


XrinfASC. — Jamkb  Loch,  merchant  and  buxgeaa  of 
Edinbuigfa.  m.  11  Oct.  1810.  Maigarot  Barday,  of  theaante 
eity,  and  waa  «.  by  hie  eldeet  son, 

James  Loch,  Eeq.  oi  Dr^iaw,  Treasurer  of  Ediulau^ 
b.  27  Aug.  1812,  wiio  waa  «.  by  hie  eon, 

jAma  Loch,  Eaq.  of  Drylaw,  6.  S  May,  1660,  who ». 
laabel,  dau.  of  Sir  George  Foolis,  of  Bavelaton,  and  bnd 
issiie,  (with  three  daus.,  the  eldest  of  whom  Janet,  wu  in 
1710,  Edward  Maijotibanka,  Esq.  of  Hallyaixia,  Oeobgi. 
his  heir ;  John,  of  Edinbuigfa,  merchant,  who  a».  Maiguet, 
dau.  of  Sir  William  Menaies,  of  Oladatone.  and  left  at  fab 
decease,  in  1766,  an  only  son.  WilUam,  father  of  John,  of 
Barham,  and  James,  Joint  King'a  Bemembraaoer  fbr  Soot- 
land.    He  d.  12  Nov.  1690,  and  was  «.  by  his  eldest  eon, 

Oeobob  Loch,  Eeq.  of  Drylaw,  6.  28  March.  1678,  wboa^ 
Jean,  dau.  of  George  Foulia,  Esq.  of  Bavelston,  and  wat «. 
by  his  elder  son, 

Jakxs  Loch,  Esq.  of  Drylaw,  b.  16  Aug.  1603,  who  au 
14  Jan.  1748,  Franoes,  dau.  of  the  Hon.  William  ErakJae. 
son  of  David,  4th  Earl  of  Buehan,  and  dying  14  Nov.  1759, 
left  a  diu.,  Margaret,  m.  to  faer  cousin,  James  Lock,  Eeq., 
and  a  son  aind  auooessor, 

GsoRGB  Loch,  Esq.  of  Diylaw,  wfao  m.  Miry,  dan.  of 
Jofan  Adam,  Esq.  of  Blair,  oo.  Kinross,  and  sister  ci  the 
Lord  Chief  Commissioner  Adam,  by  whom  he  had  iasoe, 

J  AMIS,  late  of  Drvlaw. 

John,  formerly  M.P.  for  Hythe.  a  director  of  the  But 
India  Company,  of  the  Australian  Sodetv,  Ac,  who  ai. 
Marion,  dau.  of  Archibald  CuUen,  Esq.,  K.C.,  and  has  a 
son,  Cklorge-John,  and  a  dau.,  Marion. 

William,  in  the  Benml  civil  aervioe.  who  left  issue.  Geoige- 
WiUiaso,  William,  Charles,  Mary,  Elisa,  and  Charlotte. 

Franda-Erakine,  capt.  B.N.,  who  m.  Miaa  Jesse  Bobertson, 
snd  haa  iasue. 

Mr.  Loch  d.  in  1788. 

^rma— Ax;g.,  a  aaltier,  engrailed,  aa.,  between  two  swans, 
naiant,  in  locks,  ppr.,  in  the  flanks. 
Cre$t — ^A  swan  devouring  a  perdi,  ppr. 
JIfofto— Assiduitate  nou  desidiA. 
Seal — ^Drylaw. 


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